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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-30
woe. EN.--ED. rs.
IN ny opinion be liale less criminal than to b
inyselftha nnihul OF lie wfnne.
WILLIAM PLuAER. II


Union iefeasi1ps Ross "a. ian. l.. 1923
Dem sf i0ul note 81 The stl instant has
heen dals received. Which take great pleasuf.
IN answering. hY furnishing YOU with the lnll0s
ing tntrment
| lei Chilieothc. on The 10Th Of November
1921, Tor The neighlnrltond Of Siauninn. IN "
gina. aud on The night Of The 18th, ! lam1eed
al The house Of Samuel Shrewsbury, on IL.
Great kenhama. in compnny with Henry Clay.
eenelal Meiealfe. aud Major David White
three OF the hpfes '%niatifes IN Congress ifonl
Kentucky, then on tHtif WY tn Washington
uppn asce,talning thai I was u resident at Ohm
and ffom thr neigbbol hood Of ChilieoIfle. lltrg
inquired whether | could inform them hos The
electoral vote Of Ohio bad gonr aud, bnging 4
number OF the Scloto nulrlie IN ~, pocket
winch contained the official statement Of tIs
vote. | handed # 10 Nh tlay. Ilif cifcum
stance led as INTO conversation, and hlso tn ar
acquaintance.
The next morning lba above named gentlt
mn and myself sci ON IN company Tor slnnn
ton Ia whisl, nlaer ee travelled during q inntnev
ofsls Day. IN tne course 81 M Journey | hui
- peated and frequent contrt atiions vtth Nj
! ltyi On Tie snl1rfi 81 the Presidential election
aud ni the probable ohnnrea 81 success whici
would attend fafh uf The candidates wlu nliglt
he returned 10 he elected bs Tho louise 81 Rep
reaentatigrs. Mr.. tiay eave II As his opinion
ihat he would mol Lh ono II lhpsp Who ohld lu
returned. Aud ltom thu reported ~ health o.
MI. ifaniotd. II VAS mol wy probable thai a
even he were elected he could discharge Tie n
iaons dnllts al President. ior these reason
lie sh,dl there WIS I,tle doubt but thai The
choice would be ultimately restricted 10 eillrrr
Mr., Adams o. General jackson in wiuh aqnni
ne rtnfatedlg siaied, thai II WIS his settled inten
tim 10 yole for Mr.. Adams. alleging a. n reasoa
lof tins determination tint la could not f0nseal
10 aud IN %eletaling a uHn 10 Tie Piasidenss
who stood recommended brfofe tie people b.
no Other qualifications Han Those which wels
purely military. The other genlleneD IN IL
qnent conversations with mn on tins snbi.tf
expressed the same opinions On onr affir
nj otannion We separated, they 10 90 On \ glsi
10 Nj. Jefferson. nnd To my hipnds "a tie neisft
bofhood Of slaanlon.
You slall believe thai this statement a5.i
contribute 10 yindichie the character Of nj
Clay INN liz lonl e]alannles Witch have baesI
49, npol II III consequence 81 hi4 vote Tor n
Aaams you lRse my permission 10 MAKE tn
he
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-30

tn llele follow m address ~ Daetd Ehhf
esq n the fobl,e-n telter from AZ Clay "a
J ,dge Rraole. dated ltb ffb ls2t. deiendu .
tue prapiiey efhis delei ninaiion 10 VOTE 10.
Nh Albums, on account ol Nh Crawford. IL
asss and Gen l5,kson's altt nnnt Of qnallA
eatious =and anotber lrlfer from Clay 10 a
friend in foahaian eoupi, Of lhr anne tenor :
all ofnhich ba'e heretofore appeared IN this
psper.-Eda I3fqaiaa
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-30
[Signedl
IDl


fOTm ~ i UiNdfb ~ " tuhtH ~ 4lttf my
Beiore me. -, "A Justice OF The Peace III the
county Of f., in the - Of, personally
appeared this day, the attorney named IN
the foregoing pow r OF attorney, aud made oath
thai the same was not given TO him by reason
OF any transfer, Or OF any attachment, levy, ca
heiIufe, bv any legal process whaieeef, OF the
pay therein authorized 10 be received, bat that
the SAID pay i intended to enme wholly 10 Tt
personal benefit Of the person by whom the sad
power " as executed.
Witness my hand, this - day d in
thu wear -
Before mr. -- There insert eitber a Justice
ofthr Peace OF other Magistrate, duly empo"-
cred 10 administer oaths, IN the County OF
-. m the state Of. personally appeared
This day. --. aud -, OF the saI1 county y,
Who lid, srvelally lmake oath, thai -, by
whom the FOREGOING declaration was subscribed
j. generally required and believed to have been
an Officer IN tire Army of the Revolution, IN
manner as therein stated.
Witness nv hand, this - day Of, IN
Signed
-. Clerk OF the Court of the County OF
- in the state of, do hereby certify
that = before whom the foregoing affidavit,
were sworn. was. at the time, here insert eliper
, ,,stife Of the Peace On other Magistrate, duly
empowered to administer oaihs, and duly EN-
poyered TO administer oaths.
In testimony whereof. have herennto set
nv hand, aud affixed the seal of the
r. 81 said Court, this - day OF, III
the yea -
Signed
= To be published once a week for two
months. in the papers authorized TO publish The
Laws ofthe United States,
June 10 "5h'2
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-08-07
a GREAT BARGAIN
for Manufacturers.
FOR SALE,

THE following described parcels of Real
Warren, belonging to the estate of the late Samuel
Forbes, Esq. of Canaan, deceased ;-oiz. in Wash
ington, the great road from Litchfeld New-Mil-
ford, miles from tEe.tormer place,
Sitting NIL, SGN Nil, DOelling- house,
Store, numerous Out-houSeS, s. Land, !
from one Acre to hundred, purchasers may wish;
and in Warren, three fourths ola mile north of the
above, the same stream,a
Nail Factory, Grist NIL, Dweliing- hOuse,
Barn, and 20 .Acres of Land.
The Factory and Mill are both new buildings, and
stand upon a substantial and durable Stone Dam.
never-faing Water power sufficient to carry almost
any kindoG Factory business, with suitable and per-
fectly safe Banks for the erection Of Factories.
This property will be sold separate together to
suit purchasers. upon the most advantageous terms,
and the day of payment deferred any length Of time
which NAV be asked under FIVE years.
MANUFACEUlEE ELS
from the East would do we'll inspect the above
Sites, as in these days of American Industry" good
Water Privileges are becoming quite IA valuable and
safe property.
For further :partie uars, enquire of John Adam,
j. R. Landon, Esq. of Litchfed, or of William Adam
of Canaan. JOHN ADAM,
WILLIAM ADAM:
Ltchfed, Aug. 5, 1898. 8tf
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-08-07

Episcopal Sunday School Union the number OF schOl
airs belonging to which we have never seen s,a'ed;-
and not less than eco schools, embracing iron SO to
100000 scholars, not belonging To any Union. The
whole number Of scholars belonging these difieren
nurseries Of pieiy and true religion in country
may be safely put down at 65O,OOO, independent
Thousands Of Bible Glasses, composed of youth of bot
sexes, from Ia to IS years of age-This is the " darh
pOrtentOus cloud" which MIR. Pickering says is
gathering blackness it energies from the troubled
waters Of clerical" influence. This is the "clOud'
whose charlottesville sapent editor ofthe Providence
Cadet says have already "begun to burst" Poor
men! The waters which will be poured out from this
'cIoud'' will form strong for such feeble
arms as yours 10 buffet. And even before you shall
have time sound the alarm of 'danger" public opin
ion taking its direction from these ecclesiastical
gines," will overwhem you with infamy and disgrace,
You now only show your impotency, in attempting to
oppose the gathering storm and your strength like
your arguments, will be perfect weakness, when the
full ''thunders of this mighty moral influence shall
be brought oppose the indelty and RIGHTEOUSNESS
which you so zea!ously advocate.
The Ant-Masonic Enquirer, printed at Rochester,
gives the particulars of the Anti-Masonc Celebration
at lie Roy on the Attn ult. Ten thousand persons
said to have assembled there on this occasion. Among
other proceedings, the seeding masons adopted
declaration of independence setting forth after the
manner Of the great original, the abuses alleged
ganst masonry an institution, and closing with the
same solemn pledge, of @our lives, our fortunes,
and our sacred honour" against Masonry-N. Y.
american.
Although we exchange with the "Enqurer," the
number which contained the proceedings above
toned, treceived by Will the editor please
forward the number, there sundry good peo-
pie in this part ofthe country anxious to read the
'decaration'' adopted at lie Roy, and also to know
something about the proceedings in question, which
we are somewhat inclined to publish, should they
come to baud.
DistreSsing.-On Saturday the 26th ult. died of
drn king cold water, Mr.. Levi Smith, ofCanaan, aged
4S years. The circumstances of this accident are as
harvesting-he worked until about o'clock P. M.
when he went to spring and lay down to drink. AT
ter drinking, he went to work again, and in about
half an hour he complained of a construction in the
stomach, and requested to 60 home-hs request was
granted and the of the workmen supposed, he
went home. But it soon discovered that he was
in the lot, apparently deranged. The men went to
his assistance, and succeeded in getting him into the
road, where his strength ialed and about sunset he
expired. Mr.. S. was hard laborng man, and has
left disconsolate family to mourn his loss.
Communicated.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-08-07
Oliver Goodwin

INTENDING to make different arrangement in
his business offers for sale, low rate, his stock
hand stng OF an assortment of
Books and Stationary. Paper Hongings,
Hard-aoare, Groceries, &c. &c.
Those who are in want of any Of the above articles
will do we'll to CALL
All persons indebted to him requested to make
immediate payment.
Litchield August 5, 1928. 8
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-08-07
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY.
. FIFTH CLASS.
Dra,en nwmbers--S6 2 Al IS So y

This week, on Friday, Glass No. l, Extra, Conn.
LOTTERY, to be drawn at Middletown.
Highest prize, $2,O00.3 Tickets only 81.
23d August inst. Glass LIST. Extra, for the benefit Of
the Retreat for the Insane.
Highest prize, $4,000. Tickets only 50.
Also, Glass 9th, Connecticut lottery, ior the bene
fit Of the Groton Monument Associations, 10 10 drawa
the 1st September.
Highest prize, $4,000. Tickets only 50.
Shares in all the above Lotteries in proportion.
The Subscriber has the pleasure 10 announce 10
his customers, that he has sold at his Office in Lich-
field above GO prizes, which amount 10 double the
money paid for them, from g, up to $IOO. Cash
paid for prizes, OF Tickets exchanged.
One door East OF the Court-house,
N. CoOLEY
Litch6eld August g. 1879 u
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-08-07
SABBATH SCHOOLS.

The last Report Of the American Sunday School
Union, gives the following returns of the number of
schools connected with that society The Report gives
the number by states-we give by divisions as New
England, Middle, Western, and Southern states; ris
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-08-07

Il ROM the subscriber on Wednesday night the 3lst
July, large four year old sorrel Horse with switch
tail, about Is hands high; is smooth, well bAilt
horse. very gentle, in good fesh and is natural trot-
ter he is Of one colour with the exception of small
spot Of white hairs his left thigh, and has small
cut recently made on one of his hind legs Whoever
will return said horse the subscriber or give infor-
nation where he may be found, shall be literally re-
warded. w. E. RUSSELL.
Wolcott-ViIle Aug. A, 1928. 8
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-08-07

In addition 20 the above there are the Sunday
School Union Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
embracing the great multitude Of schools belonging to
that very numerous class Of Christians, probably num-
boring from $50 TO 900 600 scholars,-the Protestant
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-08-07

little vinegar, added to cream, will greatly assist
ia bringing butter. Lemon juice, also, Is said TO be
very good say one lemon TO a churning of eight OF
ten pounds Of butter. Churning is sometimes diff
cult on account Of she thickness Of the cream. In
such cases, il is recommended mix new milk, las
much there is cream, with the cream, which will
save much labor in churniDg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19
'or Sale at Nm. H. E-uhylsonn's
BOOK STORE.

eSPEcrAcLEs in gold, silver and steel frsnes; snv
- glasses, microscopes, Thermometers, Co,n,issts
Hiathenlatical Instruments, Globcs
Pen and Pocket Knives. in great variety: Sword
ana other Canes; gold, silver oid steel Pens: ever
pointed and common Pencil Cases faucv and ,,la,n
Snuff Foxes; i
800 reams of Fools-cap, Letter and other Writing
Papcrs' from % TO dollars per reom; md all kinds of
Stationary;
Elegant Spanish Guitars wsl chosen, and Cor their
quality, at low prices Frcnch Italian ind German
kiohns, of superior und ordinary qualities; Flutes
Flageocts, Violin Bows and Strings Guitar aud Pi-
Gno-iorte Strings. The newest Music Music Books.
and Paper;
Blank Books of ali descriptions, suitable for NOR
chants, and county court clerks made Of superior
materials, IN the best manner
Greek, Latin, French, Spanish and English School
Books; Bibles, Testamcnts and PRAYER Books Psalm,
aud LYNN Books, for all dcnominationsAf christians
N b. Orders from the country attended to pune
tualy, md Books ruled and bound to any pattern
Old Books rebound Spcctaclcs and Optical Instru
meuts repaired. Nov1I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19
COOK d RYAN.

L1d'es q Genifepien'S R7ot g, Shoe Manufacturers
NoNruNUE at their old established stand opposite,
- the Eagle Hotel, where their former patrons and
me public in general may depend upon having every
rtlce In their line manufactured iii the latest asl-
ions and of the best materials.
We keep constantly on hand, large supply of gen
lemcn boots, shoes and pumps ladies' slippers and
Wllkng shoes, lasting seal skin and morocco; gentle
men stout plantation shoes and bootees brogues and
romcns leather shoes Tor servan.-.
4 now and very comfortable fashion Of ladies'
waiting shoes, just received ftom London.
Misses slippers aud walking shoes; boys stout
shoes and dancing pumps; all of own manufacture
Gentlemcns water proof boots and shoes, an
lrtlole recommended preventive for colds and
doctors bills Oar country friends may depend upon
our usual punctuality.
I 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

AH ANIMALS SALE.-In oirtiIrnce to dcorral orders
~ OF the superior court of cinnccry for the Rrhno, r
lrct pronounced in a therein depending Wherein gi,,g
Nelson administrator dc tons Of Thomas Walker sed y
Fanilt and the executors Of Nicholas (a-5 de- ana o
ae deiendan VIII hc exposed to sale to the hyh<t b.dcy
before the doof OF Mrs Ann Chambers tavern in auton on
he Lh day OF November neXt, tic land lyipt near &
south river IN the county Of Augusta following viz one tr,c
ol cgt Hundred acres near tiu,hro, four hundred
acres adjoining Ae Hail. of eight hundred crcs
adjoining Sam Steele and one tract ~ ciqht HUNDRED az
adjoining Anhd Stuart TIE toms Of sale rs follow. N
l ocmrd o me P hasc money with interest thereon from
The day ofsac 10 be paid in year thereafter and , oc
Yoinfs wih interest thereon from the day OF sale 10 he aid
~ Two yedrs ucreac the interest 70 fe rcnquiscd ft paw
pcnis are puncuay msdethe payments 10 be- secured y,
nohs WIN sdnceni security and deeds Of trut c lands
Puicna"u winch bonds ard decds of trust may, If default IS
made IN payment Of TIC FIST instrument be forthwith c1eJ
for the whole tic n1r~n ',oucv v.ib ;,,er., 80
Aforesaid. GEORGE ESKRIDC;R NJ e ~ ~ as
Nov " " -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

EAsTERs DIsrnrcT OF VIRGiN IA-to ,cit.
Il 1t Remembered that on the fifteenth day of o.
tohor, IN the fifty third year of the Independence
Of the United States of America, Peter Carro,, Of
the said District hath deposited in this office, the H.
tie of book the right whereof he claims as Dronro
tor IN the words following, to wit: DONALD
AID AIR; q novel, by a Young Lady of Virginia
'Fis lTttrrbc lowly BON
Aud rangr with hlnnbl5livcrs ~ content,
ban to be Pcrk'd mp in giteTing eIcf
HhuWcar a goidcn sorrow S'dtspcrye.
IN two VOLUMES" in conformity to tho act of the Con
gross OF the United States, entitled "un act f.r Tic
encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of
maps, charts and books to the authors and propric
OF such copies, during the terms therein mentioned
Rp. EFFRiES,
Ce'f 9r The Eastern Dia,5ct If Yirrinin.
y. y. The above work will DC ready for sale in 10
or p days. nor, "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19
UNION HOTEL.
70 ne .Menntsrs ef Ns legislator.

d % nc JHcfnbeTS or fNe I@egiSIUtWyr.
MRS. MARIA BOHANNAN takes this method
w of informing her friends and the public, and the
Members of the Legislature in particular, that the
Union Hotel will be kept under her management.
She has engaged competent bar keepers to superin-
tend her BAR bed and table, attentive ostlcrs for
her stables. and promises for herself that neither
paine nor expense shall be wanting to render it uc-
captTble to ts former PATRONS and in every respect
worthy of public patronage rs any similar estnblish-
ment in the United States.
Having fitted up her bed rooms and parlours in the
first style of neancss and elegance so prepared
accoumodate with or without their families fifty o.
sixty Members of the Legislature, with boarI upon
terms reasonable and accommodating US any SINH
lar establishment in the City.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19
d. M'DONALD.
Boot md Shoe ManMfrcfltrcl..

f1UoL HftU MUG JiIttllliT TcfurcF,
"A FEW doors below the Old Market House, Rich
mond, Va. continues to make to order ladies',
gesicmcns and chi'drcns Shoes and Boots which he
will warrant.
ID. NJ Donald also has the pleasure oe acouaintinr
his friends and customers, that he has Just returned
from Philadelphia and New York, aud has brought
with him extensive assortment of ladies' gentle
men s. misses, boys & children BOOTS & SHOES,
made by the bcst workmen in those citics Lert9h,-
and StoenahsrS Findings, for sale at northern prices
SAoeS for pin't1t'sa hands of his manufacture,
the materials and workmanship of which he believes
cannot be surpassed IN the State. u Rips mended
gratis Nov IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

N|AJth VIII be Continued tho ensuing yenr The pupils
viii be Instructed by Miss Boges in Orlorrapl,y Rea linz
wiring, arithmetic, English Grammar Gcoupriy with Tire
use o. TIC Globes and the Rudimcuis NJ ASTRONOMY Z will he
ene ON tho 10Th OF January, md will close the 18th
OScme with vacation OF one month"; from the 18th II
20 nc l2h OF JAY The price lor board and tuition will
oite year Zach young lady win furnish herrlfvi,h pair nj
sheets PAR Of blankets, colCrd couperpnnc and
towei or ~ preiene, they will be furnished y or
additional charge Of 81. fhose vio remain IN ruy family
during vacation, or any rut H. viii be changed The
SO per month.
have engaged teacher n Mus give nsiuHaon The
iaHo Forte To such young ladies may choose ouend
hn there win be an additional char OF 10 pe lessou
ge Discontinued at tie pleasure N their rsreuts panans
Those whose daughters war5 have bcen Inay heaoT he
onZcd ~ this Seminary aud dcsrous NJ having cnl
instructed m Muse, requested 70 advise Of early
they can with convenience.
When tc few vacancies yen remaining ed This sdvcr.
innicnt win be- Discontinued, after which will beuscie
make any application or admission. efcrs by addressed
IN me- viii be directed u c'erfrers = Roads Louisa.
oci2l,HVIs EEJlCE UARnfg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19
PETERSON PARTEN,
Wotchmnker md .Le

& NsAI.FuL for past fayours, takes this method OF
W informing his friends and tho public in general.
that he still continues TO repair all kinds OF Watchc,
with ncaness and despatch, his old stand one door
above Mcssrs. Hall &, Moore's.
\. b; Always on hand, neat assortment of Jc,c-
cry and Watches
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

Bpafs. ~
oS3Pd WiiLiA s is grateful to tho ladies
~ ana gentlemen OF Virginia, for past ta~ours and
iS con'innance of the same; and would thank
inc aaics sending their silk dresses, to have them
ken 10 pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
to be dyed and finished well as at any establish
ncnt IN the Union. Canton stuff dresses not me-
ccsscry as nc has suitable machines nsh thcni il
sent To him IN the situation above mentioned.
t'ontlemcn arc likewise informed that he scours
ana renews ~ colour, coes, pantaoons, and vests to-
geter witha kinds ofaparol, and ircquestc repairs
them IN The neatest manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furniture
stuss ctearscd and redycd in the neatest manner.
~ B. Tickets lube Issued on leaving the goods
with him. and requests they will be presented on APP
plicaiinn for the samu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

a CARD. Ssc ss
M us: GARTER ID. PAGE is prepared 10 no
the ensuing winter. She viii also be happy TO, sc-
commodate few mea.5crs Of the Legislature, either
with, or without their families Her house is in most
convenient situation, being on the street leading to
the Hovernors, and within two minutes walk OF the
- =. ,'t,'-ani thu x spare to the ornamental
Church. nov Il-eost
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19
7T4S.
Almanac for 1900.

JUST publishedby PETER COTTON, his Virgil
0 mia and North Carolina Almanac for the Year
1879, containing, besides the Astronomical Calcutta
tons, Courts, &c. &c. variety OF curious useful and
entertaining mlttcrs. hc Astronomical part calcul,
ted by Joseph Cave Of Orange county, Va. and for
sale blythe grocc dozen or single. .a
IN Press and shortly H;l be published n Now No
vel by Young Lady of Virginia, entitled .Donad
A6air." two volumes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

+ WILLIAM ALLEN, sllsrchoaf 7oi7or.
IA IS added 10 his former Stuck an assortment of
~ superior Cloths, Casslncrcs, and Vestnos
which he Will make up to order the shortest notice
aud III the most fashionable manner.
He keeps on hand a general supply of tho hest
trimmings; which he will furnish his customers on the
most reasonable terms
novtl coto,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

superior OF ehaucery for the isicBn,oni district
tl's 7th day Of July. 1922: Jon Baylor George u.
Baylor, pits against Robert Pollard 1a,nss Brown in m.
right and sH0r OF Robert Burton surviving ttns,
Of Donald Burton, oauei BfaGdfun, Thomas Pinkertnu
AID Daniel Bell, assignces OF Domain BURTON ba
dGs.
ana Daniel Bell not having appear and
gwen security according Of assenhy and tie
thes OF TINS court, and appearing ~ satisfactory evil
Deuce, that they inn sbdnts fls country: Il
ordered, that the said dcuiIn sppasf on the
brst day Of tue aud bill OF review
hled by the plarif; aud that copy of this order be
inrtiwith Inserted n some wspspsT published IN civ
Of Richmond, for months successvey aud posted ~
the front door Of the capitol, in the said city.
81 copy. Tesie, WM g. PyNniFrog, G e