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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
TO THE PUBLIC. .
.NaT Coach Line from GuyandoNe to Staaa.

Ma" Coach Line from Guyandotte to Staun-
tor, Three ISnleS JPeek.
E'fiE subscribers have established Line of Post
Iodches from GuyandOtte to Stanton, which, in
stead OF running trics week only, as stated in for
er notice. wii Tor the greater accommodation of the
traveller, aud 10 prevent unavoidable delay Oh the
road, perlormthe route three times week
The Line will pass through Charleston, and from
thence, by the Licks and the State Turnpike to
Lewisbutg aud the principal Medicinal SPRINGS to
wit: the White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, &c 20
Siaunton.
1t will leave Guyandotte every Tuesday,, Thurs.
day and Saturday, at o'clock, \. NJ, and on its
return, will leave Stanton every "Wednesday, FRI
day and Sunday, ut the same hour.
At Stanton the Line meets the charlottesville.
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, also running
three times week.
The route, from Guyandotte 10 Stauntcn. will, he
performed in five travelling duys the 18th dav in each
week being necessarily resting day. and from Siam
ton TO Richmond, or Fredericksburg in two DAYS
ana IRON Richmond to the City OF Washington, in
70 hours, aud from Fredericksburg TO the Civ, in
eight hours.
There will be no night travelling Throughout. the
route. 1' '"e
Persons ascending the Ohio ON their wav 70 ,I,p
North, VIII lind this route avery pleasant and cbeap
one. And those who may wish 70 visit the Snrinos
are informed, that, exclusive OF this Line they can
Seheraiiy DC accommodated, on short notice with
good ertrG Coaches to those Watering places
And the public assured that in attention ~ .bo
accommodation and comfort of the passengers s IN
AS good Coaches and Teams and skill attentive md
sober Drivers can afford them the line shall moi be
inferior to any other i'll the State
PORTER g. BELDEN.
Proprieiors from GuyGrDiotte TO The Harm Spyine,
Proprietor from, ire Harm Sp,inr, 70 Starn,o,
Richmond, Va. June IL. 1929. G am
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

VIRGINfA.--At a superior court,s Of eh.n..-..
holden AZ the csp,ol IN the city Of Richmond.
Lewis Webb, adnr dc bonis non will, Tho NH, .
Cd OF Thomas Webb, deed; also adlnor Of IW,;ss
Webb, decd, who brother Of the said Thor.
Webb decd, and losaee under his will also adn,or
Of Of. john webb. decd, who was brother ofthe said
Thomas Webb, and cgatee under his win; and Also
adm OF Mary Smith, WHO survived her husband
Samuel Smith, and which Mary Smith wasa sister e,s
the said Thomas Webb, and lcgatec under his ,v;li.
Elizabeth vass; late Elizabeth Webb who was els.
ter of the said Thomas Webb and lecatee under
his viii; Mosby Sheppard sheriff Of Henrico county
and as such, adm'or of Fruncis Webb. decd. an,
adm'cr OF Jane NJ. Tunstal. decd late lana Al
Webb; also adin'or Of Lucy Gray, decd, late Lucy
Webb; and james Webb, William Webb Ssa aJ
Webb and Mary Throclmorton, late Mary Walk
widow of Albion Throckmorton, decd. which anil
Francis June NJ, Lucy, James, William. Ceorrr
and Mary, were tho children of james Wehh dec'S
who was brother of the said Thomas Webb, deed,
and which said Francis, Jane NJ, and Lucy were
and the said james, William, George and Mary src
legatecs under tho will Of the said Thomas Wchh
decd, and Lucy L. Minor, adm'ix de bons non viii,
the Will annexed Of Ovorton Cosby, decd, pits.
against
Edward Colston and Thomas M. Colston, Execu-
tors Of Rnwlcigh Coston deceased, who was admin
lstrator, with the will annexed, of Thomus Webb
deceased, and surviving partner of the merchantile
hrm or webb and Colston, dts:
This cause came on this day, TO he further bea,i
on the papers formerly read, md the decree of tho
Superior Court of Chancery holden Mt Winchester.
OF the first day of December 1927 pronounced in con-
iormVy with the decree ofthe Supreme Court of APP
peals of the 5th of June, in the same year md ,,as
argued by counsel: On consideration whereof the
Court doth ndiudge, order and decree, that tho re-
ports OF Cornmissoner Bent, made in this cause. hc
re-commtted to Commissioner of this Court and
that he do reform, amend, and correct the accounts
contained in the said Reports, and which are direc
ted to be reformed by the said Decree according 10
the principles and directions stated and declared
therein and in the decree referred to therein; and e.
lie make report Thereon to this Court, with any mat
ters specially stated, deemed pertinent by bnself or
which may be required by the parties to be so stated
Copy. Tcsie, WILLIAM G. PEspLEroN, c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
IRON CASTINGS.

HE Subscriber informs the roblIe that nc continues 10
carry on the IRON FOUNDRY near the Savage
tae'oTy' where he makes Soft Iron CASTINGS for Ma
sNneiy oi all descriptions. All orders him the
onhdry, or "a Mr. GEORGE WILLIAMS, No.3 Bow
vs. wharf, Baltimore, for Castings will moct with iu,mc
d'a'e auenticu, and the Castings delivered there free Of
expense (er transportation. JONATHAN BONNER,
Bsltim3Tc, Jsn.26, 1890 ,afiei.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
FOR NORFOLK AND BALTIM0RF

J'lIE Steamboat COLUMBUS, Capt. ]. D.
- IU"NKn, has commenced her regular run as a
reIght and passage boat between this CITY and Bal
tlmore touching at Norfolk and viii taa reiqht and
passengers on the same terms as by other conyeyan-
Cos, leaving klcbmond once in ten days. Tho sub.
scrbeF has contracted with the Directors Of the Com
Tany Tic Columbus, TO pass al her frcights &c &C..
Quilted ~ The ccnsigneo or shippeT0 through the
Dock, without any other charge than Dockarc. an
frcgh, landed az taken board from the wharf az
Rockc'ts, will be free Of wharfage.
igre 2aw6wi! LEWIS IUpT,AM, Act
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
CoMMIssloNER,s Orr1cr.

80 ItieHHond, I5Rt .Hay, 1929.
rue parties interested III tho execution of tir,.
above order, are hereby notca, that hive anno;n.
ted Monday, the goth July next, to commence the
same at this office, Mt which time and place they arc
hereby required TO attend hearing of the matters
IN reference, by virtue of the said order before me-
duly prepared with all necessary documents, and
proofs too enable me to perform said order.
81 THOMAS GREEN Comn,;ss;o,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
To Merchants, Planters, SIC.
VIM. II. REDWOOD,
COMMISSION MERCHAN'

CoMMIsSIoN MgRCHANT,
fre-Prof Wareho,se, o., Hoodside's JYha,J receni-
~ occupied by Iuessrs. j. {, w. Southgaie, NOR
FOLK, Pa - -lf.eo'f - - : =,
X rEcrFuLLy tenders his services to Merchants,
Pointers, and the public generally, in the sale 81
frodrce, the purchase IF Goods, and generally in ia
cihtatug their business transactions in the Borough
for which his commissions viii always be moderate.
dis atten ton being confined entirely TO Coprsis-
SION Business, his knowledge of persons, and mode
OF doing business in Norfolk, and his thorough &C
quaintancs with the co,itry business will, he hopes
be found advantageous TO these who may employ Lis
agency.
Refer TO Nessrs
ROSCOW COLE. )u
CHS L. wINGFIELD, WINS burg.
ROBERT SOUTTER,
SHIELDS s AsHBURN, Norfolk.
juno 1t ca Eds. ofthe Beacon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
. NOW all men by these presents. that

"hereaF, VIM. G. Saunders Of Madison eoupty
State of Alabama, late OF Virginia in aud by nv letter
OF attorney bearing date the 2.t 22nd day Of Aueuss
ias' did make and constitute and appoint Peter F. Al
cher of Powhatan county, Va y attorney for recover,
OF all debts aud sums of money whaoe yer due to me TIM
said VIM C Saunders, from all such person., Is bv the
sooVemen"onea eitrr Of attorney may appear, Nov,
know all ye, that the said w. C. Saunders @, A..
good causes and e heIeunio moving have
revoked, coun'ermsnded aud snnuled aud made vo;d
aun ny these presents 10 revoke eounterand and an
null aud make void the said letter Of attorney and all
power and authority thereby given Intended TO be civ.
en- To the said Peter f. Archern In witness
heteun,o SET my hand and seal the Odd day Nav 1870
Jun IL ca WILLIAM c. SAUNDERS. SEAL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

'"v N"Ee WIZ aIIeIhhtely run from The Sweet Spdnps
by way Of the w. Sulphur 10 tho Salt snIpbur and bs
and by the Mill Gap and Union. '''
Each passenger will NO allowed 70 take 2ogs n b,,
gge nee Of charge but all over that, will be eharued Tor
~ INC rave OF cents per H. per 100 miles Those who
b eger their names az TIC places wieTu tho stsso stops
shall have the preference. F'
tbeie VIII be good aud careful drivers aud tho hest
horses in Virginia. II c.2tpwEII
5th month, 9th, 1920
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
NEW LAW BOOK.

VIE Law Of Pleadng aud Evidence Civil Actions AZ
ranged alphabetically with Pucical Forgs and DO
fleadines aud Evtence support themBy John Srscoo
Saunders, Esq Barrisfcr a, Lae- vols ius, pubishe5
aui fer a'5ly mayc0 II NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
NOTICE.

n Nocancy having occurred in the Female Depart
men, OF the Richmond Idncastrian School, by
the death Of the late teacher; il becomes ne
cessaTy that the BoaYd o. Trustees appoint suitable
person as successor. 70 this end, eli who may be
disposed TO apply, arc required ~ send in their appi-
cations accompanied BY satisfactory testimonials MS
20 qualification, 10 tic Secretary Of The Board ON or
before the 20thday Of Juaencxt The salary is 400
per anDnm, payable uartcr.y.
BY resolution Of tie board of y fustces.
may l5--lite JOHN. s. MYERS, Sccy.
~IllSkE u 10 hbtls. ard iO5 barrels
4sF Balfimorc vhsley. hucing this morning, fer
ska BY LEWIS WEBB e. a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

VIRGINIA.: At Superior Court of Chsueerv boIs
deu at the Capitol in the City Of Richmond on Nor
day, March the 23d, 1929: William Mann and Sawus,
Dyer, jr. pitts. against Thomas T. Boudin executor M
David Ress deceased, Jacob Myers and Eliza nj, u,,f
John DUfhed and Amanda his wife, and Walter L. Pon
tame aud George nj. Payne, adm's. Of David Ros. If,
deceased, aud Frederick A. Ross devisees of David Pos
deceased, diis. ''
The defendants Jacob Myers and Eliza nj, ,v;6. ,ra
Frederick A. Ross who Of this country and sga-
whom the plaintiffs appear have proceeded In the mad
prescribed by law against absent defendants still f.
TO appear and answer, Un motion Of the paints by
counsel, the doth take their bill for confessed a a.
those defendants: Aud the coming on 10 be beard
M the bill taken for confessed rules tho other ds
iendans, exhibits and examinations Of witnesses nd Wa
argued by counsel: On consideration whereof tho eor
doth audg, order and Decree that contracts referred
10 in the proceedings be, aud tine same Is hereby
and declared void: that the defendant Thomas T. F,ou
din, executor Of David Rose, deceased do deliver o q,
the plaintiff William Mann, to DO cancelled the bond
executed by him for FIVE hundred dollars 10 the said Bo
DIM as executor aforesaid, and mentioned in the bill: tha
me- out OF the estate Of his his hands 10 be adm
nstered, do pay to the plaintiff Samuel YER r the sum
OF one Thousand dollars with interest thereon from, the
tweiyn'nh day q July, 1916, till poid and ihst he rem
Her Deofe commissioner Of the COURT an account his
adnnsraoB Of the estate Of his esfa,or and ha said
commissioner directed 10 examine, state and settle tho
sad acsonnt' as well as OF all the payments
mado ny the plaintiff William Mann to the said David
Ross during his life time, on account Of the purbss, r
We lands IN the bill menioned 10 the SAID Tbonse r.
Boudn, executor Aforesaid since the death of the saj1
Ross on the same aud report the same to the eou,
With any matters specially stated deemed pertinent nv
hnsei' or which may be required by The parties 20 he 80
stated. -. -
copy. Tes,s, WM. c. RENDITION. @. =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

VIRGINIA: Aruies holden in the clerks Office of tb,,
superior court OF chancery for the Richmond distsic
The III day of June, 1929 Sarah Powell in her ovn
right as widow of James Powell, dec, Eliza NJ ka,,ba
A., Aradne c and Sarah II. j. Powell, nfa NJ ehdr.u
dian, pits against Addison Powell, admnr of Jane. Pou
ell, dec. NPln Gholson and George Mason, DIS.
The defendant George Mason, not having ea,e,.d
us ana gwen security according act Of
assembly the rules of this COURT nd il nv ,i
factory evidence that lie is not an ina bant Of hi,
country Il is ordered, that the said defendan nj do
here on tue hfst day of the January term. and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs; aud that COW Of ,hi.
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pubI,bed
in the city OF Richmond for months and
posted al the front door ofhe capitol in the said etv
81 copy. Iesie, WM. G. PRNDLRron =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
LADORERS WANTED

On Hie Rappuharnoek Canal, near Fyedericksb,,,
kNROM so to so able bodied men will find con.
slant employment, good treatment and pronnt
monthly pay on the above work; blacks will be nre
terred. but industrious white men Will be emnlnved
by the month piece work.
From to 6, and for very prime first rate bonds
So month will be given
Farmers may be assured the risque or labour il not
greater than OIL farm. Rations as much broad
meat, fish and molasses as can be consumed tbron
times day, with some spirits. Rock BLASTING is nor.
formed exclusively by whites.
For farther particulars as TO the kind OF work mr.
any other information required reference NAV he had
TO Col Storrow of Cupeper, Mr. Benz. Barnett of
Fauqner, Mr.. y. Smith near Fredericksburg. Ncss,e
). Wexford, VIM. A. Knox and John Raw of Fre6e.
ricksburg or the subscriber on the work.
WARNER w. MINOR,
june Swift Fall Hill, near Fredericksbur,.
~. Stone Masons will find constant employment
In Chestsrtietd County Court-June ga, 1929:
George w: Farmer Henry Farmer, and MagnJs Cauer)
ana Dosah his wife, late Dssah Farmer, plaintiffs =
Henry Hawks and Bess bis wife, William Farmer, Jane,
Andrews and Martha his wife, and Robert Farmer tine
sad Robert berg infant tender wears by Benia,,
Goode, his guardian ad lUm, dis :
This day the plaintiffs by their attorney and npDea,
ing 70 Tie court by satisfactory evidence that the arc
nor lhnahnans OF this commonwealth, and they not having
eeen her appearance and given security ACCORDING 20 the
act OF assembly and the rules this court: on . po,
sara plaintiffs is ordered that the said defendants do
heIe on te second Monday Augus next and answer the
Pahs Dill and that copy Of this order be forthwith, ;nse,,ed
~ some newspaper printed IN the city of Richmond for er,
successfully and another copy be posted al the front
days. Ccov Tes,S " - N'|' cOut'-
IL l. NCNNATJy n r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

The defendants IN the above usption.d emf, mil, 49,,
notice that on friday, the ooh day Of May nes, bs,we
toe hours OF o'clock in TIE morning, and oceck I. ~,
sHeTn"un' ths proceed, ct hv Office If gTber (Isj-
borne ~ the city of Richmond take the dcpo,i,ons Of
samuel Csret aud others; and the next day. be,ween
the hours Of o'clock 10 the morning, aud ocooE In tho
AFTERNOONS shall proceed a, The Office Of John Wckbag ESQ.,
~ the city Of Rehmod take tho deposition OF said
Wekbam which deposious are 10 Ne taken % be used
and read as evidence In the aforesaid sof.
% w5te WA. MANN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

CommiSioner's Office, Riel,mohd, an, Efag. 1899.
The parties interest~n the execution Of the above or1s,
ate hereby notified, that have appointed Hcdpssda az
@Sth DAY Of July neHi' 20 commence TIC this ocs
AZ which dime they hereby requred 10 attend bca1
Of iie matters 10 reference, by virtue nf the said od
before daily prepared with al necessary documents
proofs 10 enable to preforn the same order.
THOMAS GREEN, Commissioner.
Ma 80 10, " -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
WARRANTED SCYTHES-

sfOR sale at the sign of the Pal Loek, a com.
pete assortment of SCYTIES, which wor-
rant Farmers are invited to cali and give them
u trial. '''
Also the British Patent ScyLtes, from 40 to 81
inches and general assortment of Hardware, Sad
d!ery and Rodgers fine Cutlery worth the attention
OF purchasers. THOMAS A. RUST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
ComnrssrosKR's oFvrsE ,.

The parties interested will please take notice liz,
have appointed the 18th day n June next IN
the accounts directed 10 The foregoing order Of eouri on
which day O'Clock, A. NJ they are required 40 s,,
AZ my Office in this city, with their accounts and vouehc,
ready for examination and seitlsmeat
HILARY BAKER, Com'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
SPRINGS STAGE.

V3IlS Stage will hereafter run TWICE each week n
n from Flucks, where IL with the line fron
Lynehbug to Nashville, sc. and Lswsbnrg where IL viii
connect with Poters line Of coaches which runs to r,e
Ohio river. VIZ
FARE. For each person there will DO charged for a
mas In The o. ~ :"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

OTICE.-The subscriber, since tact Christmas
has been carrying OF The business Of a cabinet
or bodstend mandatory by himself AZ his old stand
on tic Mechnnicsvlle Turnpike, where nc will
continued execute oil orders in tho best manner and
at the lowest rates. Al work done by him will be
labclled" warranted, manufactured by w. j Malone.
MocbancsWllo Turnpike" numbered from this
date Persons ,wiFhng.to purchase any articles
manufactured By hun, can always be supplied at
Mossrs y. q q. llubbards and Mr.. James =. Tylcr's
IN Richmond. or at his own shop--and at no other
place ~ Ricimo'B w. u. MALONE
.lro ~ o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

NOiICE'-Ihe su0scnbeT has appointed diTiiv his an
scnce rom Richmond, Mr. BARRirr w. WALrnSf. HE
Atomey act or the Purnc Of enabling him to collect the
dehis due the late finn OF William Neaie g. Cos and the sh
schher earnestly requests the debtors said finn 70 can on NJ
Waths at bis dwelling, sfA1an and I1 sreeiq ia,c
occOPd ~ Nan Heae deceased, and discharge their ac.
counts. JOuN fIet y
Sorviying partner in tic late firm Of William Ness g. q
Richmond June "a, 1899 ia, .,f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

ViE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public, that he has removed to this city,
and viii practice Jaw in all the courts which arc
holden hcrc,-ond in the courts of Hanover.
Those who ntrust him with the management OF
their business, may rely upon the strict est attention
June CIT ID. BRIGGS.
NOTICE hereby gwen tiiat AessTs. g. X. a. j. HAiI.
have made AN assignment for the benefit Of such Of
creditors os may desire 70 become parties the same within
thirty dalgJyon The 20M n Ills month Said assennen, I;
recorded at the Office of the Hastings court.
MI persons indebted 10 said g. r. g. j. Ilsam are hereby
notcd that such debts assigned trustees 10 whom ,
Richmonh, May 22d, 1929 9s,c,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-09
THE TURKISH SULTAN,

All accounts agree that the Sultan NAH
moud, who now sways the sceptre of the
Ottoman Empire is one of the most extraor-
binary personages Of the present day and
every additional anecdote of him corrobo-
rates the remark. By our last advices from
his capital, we are told that he recently paid
visit to the country seat of Mr.. Black, the
English banker, in the vicinity of Pare, and
conversed in the most a6able manner with
him and all the other Christians who were
present, and what no other Turkish Sultan
ever did before him, stopped there to dinner.
To those acquainted with the immense dis
lance which heretofore has been kept in
Turkey between the disciples of Jesus and
Mahomet, the above event will be consid.
cred more extraordinary than its mere re-
cital would be calculated to afford.
In an article lately published in the val
liable English work, Constable's Miscellany
on the Ottoman Empire, written by Edward
Upham, ESQ., we find the following charac-
ter of the Sultan, which we think, will moi
be unacceptable even to American renders
who feel but little interest in the passing
events in a remote corner of Europe:-
"The situation of the Ottoman Empire
and the character of Mahmoud ii, the
reigning Emperor, is so replete with asso
Citations and consequences of the highes
Importance, as well to Europe at large al
to the populations of Asia and Europe which
is subject to its power-the events are 50
striking which have marked the destinie,
of Turkey since the accession of the presen
Monarch, and the development of his mag
unanimous and energetic qualities are 5,
commensurate to the existing crsis--tha
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED By
SAMUEL I'll. COTTON g. CO..
OPPOSITE THE CENTRE MEETING HOUSE.
CONDITIONS OF pURLIcATIoN

CUNUITIUNS OF PUBLICATION.
U Price to single subscribers who receive
their papers at the Office, by mail, two dollars
per annum: to those who receive them by stage,
two dollars and twenty-five cents Twenty-Five
cents will be deducted when the payment is
made in advance.
:. u Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
lines, published three weeks for one dollar and
continued three weeks longer for fifty cents
Larger advertisements in the same proportion.
~ The publishers Of this paper will hold
themselves responsible for no error, in any
advertisement, beyond the sum charged for its
insertion.
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While we are upon this subject, we will
relate another anecdote of Capt. Basil Hall,
which will shew the estimate which the
very respectable representative of Great
Britain, in the United States, Mr.. Vaughan,
puts upon Capt. Hall. At the Columbian
institute Dinner, Capt. Hail sat near the
PRESIDENT, Mr.. Adams, Mr.. Vaughan, and
Col. Knapp. Capt. Hall stated, in the
course OF conversation, that he had learned,
from good authority, that there were 1900
OOO paupers in the United States. Mr..
Adams expressed his disbelief of the state
ment, and Capt. Hall repeated that he had
learned the fact from the best authority on
which he implicitly relied. Mr.. Adams ap-
pealed to Col. Knapp for his views on the
subject, as he had been on Committee of
the Massachusetts, Legislature appointed to
investigate the subject of paupersm. Col.
Knapp, after giving his views, asked Capt.
Hall what he understood by paupers. The
Capt. replied that he understood by The
term, those members of the community
who were unable to pay their debts. Then,
replied Col. Knapp, the King and the ROYAL
family of England have been paupers for a
century. Mr.. Vaughan pinched his coun-
tryman, and in a whisper, begged him not
to make fool of himself by hazarding
another remark.