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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

V'n"li''A ~ superior court ~ chsner,v boLI., \,
"e N%Pilo' IN the city OF Richinnnd ON the a.,
"'y :" January, 1925: William Mann (, ~. 80
s'' ana rs e%or oi James Mann decd nil, ogo,,,., n
J""n mann q" his Own right and as rS'o, If Iro. ss
"e' o. WIN fuehcar late sheriff of Hsnove, co,n, @
~ Su'h administrator of John Mann, deed Nh W -
H"Hth' VINO was Martha Mann, Austin pcr,e, sa e..
wy Tvs ",ie hhzabeih Wade, who was Fl,z,be,h NJ
nT"peh buri"n, ex0r OF Thomas WAle J,o,ss NJ
t n;'@aDe,h Manu- aud Adejiuc Mann. Gcorse China,
W." "'I"an aud MiIIy Gilman, Thoinuso, NIs,, "
his off o., -" ",S "'Is' Moore aud judith
pa,ts " :" Wants. George Mann aud Sarah Mann.
ok Y'fre' and Temple elliott, John D. R,o,y, ~
mug brown themas Cawtborne, Ann Man, ,;I
J'nPs m'Sn Elizabeth who intrrn,a ,red win "
lucy george William aud Sally Mann chi,d
Grofge Maun, deed, dts. ' '"'uie" o.
nus o'us" IN which the plaintiffs amen, q, h.. -
Gee"'" D" the mode pfcscThed by law sgsiu,, lie ~ "
HH"'s usbn PorteT AMI Fanny his VIE -. 49,
george "tm"u, WIN Gilman, MIy Cit,n -, ,"'
Manu-. Martin . nd pt,,.t,a,t '',n'p' ih"nirsrn
and Juditb bis yife to 80 "''" n's vile, Moore
m""n and Thomas Cawiborne who AZ, o., 70 49, oa'nh
wy "h1 "s &" TIC other defendants ON the .ev 10
""e's '"E'ng We bal for confessed az g., t,.' $50 "
",' ""y :" v" hc"Id 90 the bill and esh,b,,s I -
=, s,'' ~ counsoi on consideration vbr,e,C a.. -,
"'u''' mat one Of IT'S Commissioners lo s,,, ,b 80
80 ",S oe'Wfeh the parties iu the b,u ,rc,,,a,.d
Ill p",' we same To- the court win an, .,s,,.. 80
la ,,', "ts'neS pertinent by himself n, uhich mag
l''u ~ 'he parties to be 30 sta,ed
'' Nm g. lENDLETON, &. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
Cotton Yarn!

COITON YARN! COTTON Y4RN!u
i N order 10 meet the exgency OF the present times
u and competition fair ground-Also, to enable
Country Merchants and others, to purchase COT
TON l.4R.NS, as cheap an Dirginid other pats
OF the Union have concluded To sell my Cotton
Yarns by the quantity at $50 pounds and upwards
in assort,nents of equal quantities from No to 10
81 cents per pound with advance of three cents
per No. up to No. 20. IL is not necessary to saw
any thing about the quality of these Yarns az they
are so generally well known, and allowed by all who
have used them To be superior "a ,tny in tho Union
Orders lett or forwarded tn Mr. VIM. Clark, ir. Pc
tersburg, TO MIR. William Wallace, Mr.. John WISE
and Mr. WIN. i. Clarke, Richmond or 10 myself n,
the Factory, will be promptly attended To-.
am also prepared 10 furnish Cotton Yarns dyed
al any colour suitable tor string checks or yino hams
mt prices 10 suit the times. Good white seed cot Oh
VIII he taken III exchange Tor cotton yarns or ymnc,l
Tor the customary toll, will be- purchased at the
Factory, and the highrs, prc" given. I have Wool
tCardlng Machine IN operation at the Factory wnli
u new set 81 cards all complete. which | warrant Ia
cara wool rolls IN manner superior to what any
other ever dad, ar dues IN this section of country
prlcc Tor cardmg, 10 cents pound, or - a cents
IN find the grease. The arrangement is so made
WIN tins machine that wool can he cartcd as wei
IN winter summer.
u JOSEPH HAYWOOD,
I'o,rhntdn COitOn Edctory
Address, Joseph Haywood, Subjects Tavern Pow.
hatml. nuor IXy,i,y
COITON OZyMiBURGS IND Y4RNS
IeGNiE subscribers, as Agents for the PETERSBURG
Manufacturing Company, have in store n sunni,
of heavy Cotton Oznaburys intended rarticunrly e.,
! negro shir'lngs; and Cotton Yarns OF all number,
from TO 90, which they offer by Wholesale AZ rho
Factory prices. VIZ:
For all numbers from , 10 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
CommIssIoNrns orr1nr-

The n,,,i.. i.,.. ''irh"'"nd, July 7h, 1899.
I've ION Day "f September npst 20 the
Of the duties prescribed IN the foregoing order
-, ''"y ~ eI6ck A NJ. they required auend
aoS = i !" ''' cUy' with their accounts. voucher,
''" ,"''S"'",s ready 0f examination and scue,neat
"o" hilary BAKER, Com's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

COTTON OZ.NABURGS 81 YARNS. =
VIE Subscribers rs agents for the Amelia Facto.
n ~, have IN store n SUNNY of heavy osnaburre
intended particularly for negro shirtings and cotton
yarns assorted, which oar for sale tho factory
Hrlces WORKMAN &. M.GRlDER.
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LUNfS0UnG .. 81, Aug. ~. 1893
On Fart G'iytDs UUtf,y dre C,,D,os coroyg Own
AMERlCAN Or TRANSLATED MLisIC

4 PATkNT has been issued tor improved Notation in
= husc, which differs the present y substituting
eIs themselves, uT the dots and characters now IN
seam breve and Mnm notes TO be designated capital type
or letter OF the size Of these notes The rn~ht
"ve Semi quaveT, and Dcnisen qaver notes by capital
ieer OF less sze Appogaiuras, small notes. &c by the
cnrmnou or ltaiic type letter.
y this system of nota0n the lines and spires not have
10 b. committed TO memory nj mates being known AT
sG Inc fdche, merely nsiructn, biz pupil position of
INC KEYS ut the instrument, &c 6c. Every sepenary Of the
KEYS can he marked with letters ncrneh of any two cor
say Commencing at ie 'ndeC Of the and marking
90 the right and Jeff '9
~ All persons hereby warned against nrr,,oig tie
'Hien rs The law wii be vigorously enforced against nfrac
n n = tt,,.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a LII persons indebted to the estate of the late Ro-
pert hewcn, are requested to settle the same
their claims for adjustment. -
DAVID BARCLAY, Admir-
Jun Is Of Robert Kewen dec
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c1ttoIesaIf l5rieen cmrremt.


STAPLE AKr,CLES.
I1,icoo. bef-'.
good ~ hrr, l'AJlb. sGaIo
niddiang, ohG
cpnmon. Ia 8
refused, 8 I
pinaaiact,n e6--
Ia quail cavendish. H. Rs aul
small twist, M. I,iisl5
NO. san
fioiiy, city mills, new., u
canal, n
Uh,tt. new, e0 = 97A
Corn, bIsh. - ~
Col, bcs, 10Y shippins, iG a 80
inferior, ~ u ~
<rtion, 7Aa9
VARIOUS ornEG AHrpI.Es.
Alum, To. Is
Byi'aSfo"e, ron. III. 3a3i
Btesud,, best, leaX5
BVHc', Ito a 10
ji:,., mess, tJl. 10 50aIl
BGcOG, new, !
Chose, 7s9
Candies. allow, mould, TO- ala
sperm. ~ lG
tgjt., W. |. green, lSalI
Ein, ltai2i
Java, White, - IL
ordinary qualities, lllTls
Cbocoia's, no. v 40 Ia
taPFe,uS, II. 3aS4
JiSh, hcirm->, rp I , 4 10 a ,
,has. me-. /. 8 5naT
niat Scrri, no. |, scarce, Cat s.
DO. uo. ,, ) as %
40. NO. ;, , 30
f-iHi--
Itusnis, bunch, hox, 75al
riusce,el, ; aU
teafhess, 1--we geese, good, 30a,'
tHSS, window, SxlO, 81 lee
: ~ 1oxi2, do. ,
GpnPotcdc,', Dupon's, , 80 n
Oe.ao, American, ton, 12salJ
'Hides, Spin. sun dried, i6aI
s1'ted, t2aI5
fia,s0, Sp'h lotani, ib,l75ac ,
Iron, Swedes, ton, lO5
English, 81 \ ~
Anericen. - "A 80
Lard, new. 6.a7
i.',ne, y
Leather. sole, H. a -
upper | 75a275
Lumbe'-, clear, 1909 Il. %
understandable. i2aI3
.hqhogoHg, 81 Don. Il. Ia a .
Bay, y n -
.NfciaSSes, gal. n. o. &c a %
superior, 2S a 50
W. India, generally, y a 80
.Heai, bushel. 81
.Nciis, cut, w ~
o't, lmSecd, GAL 10 20
tanners, Dbl. -
sperm. winte, prsd. gol. - a 81
do. summer do. 65'a 40
Oats, bush. rs a37I
PfDgStcT q Pariy, ton, 1 80
Pork, prime, Dbl. lIaII5U
mess. Ia
Rec, Carolina, (ncw) , 75s3
Sugar, loaf ISa20, lump I5al'
\. o. brown, 100 lbs. 7a9
II. Croix, do. ga IOi
Inuscovadoes, SalO
Salt, sack, Liv. filed, 2 10 a , ),
ground alum, 2 81 , 10
Srir'etre, ID. 1OaI2
Spirits
brandy, cognac, caI. IN 80
apple brandy, b 20
peach do. 30 loo
rum, 81. Croix a Ant. so a 81
do. New England, 27 a 80
gm, Holland, 30 = los
do. American, 80 a 81
wbiskey Pa IS
!Stesi, German, ID Pan
Eng. blistcTcd TAG
Amer. do. =
Shot, cwi, : 80 A s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

Ni"GINiA q, rules holden ~ the clerks office r the
s'pefio. court e chatce,y Richmond district
the 81 day 90 August, 1899: William Src,irr nj,
"garId F. Nirno'"s Co, Charles Sprrina " Co.. and
Ots. Dunlop &. Co, dns.
Tue dsfendsntsF Nirln!1s {, Co.. and Cha s,er,,, &
~ not having entered their appea nd given scc
acrodnR 10 inr net " assembly the fules Of tina. ro
aud appearing by sasiaciOry evidence that they 70
not nlabnanis Of ms country; ordered that the
defendants doappeaf hcro the FIST DAY Of the next
nafy term, aud ansv q. bill the plaintiffs. and Tina,
cony " this ods' be lorhw itn inserted in some usvsr.
published ~ the city Of Richmond, fof two t,bs ,,r
crssgey, aud posted me front door Of he capitol ia e
said city.
50 A COW. Tss'c, WV. g. Prrptrrov. e. r..
VIRGINIA: htrucs. holden inthe clc,s 8 once oft,,
superior Cnuft NJ rhancefy iDf tie Richmond dis.,,c
rie 81 day 81 jour. 1922: SARAH Powell, in her o,,
right rs wdna ct James Powt.l, dec, Eliza NJ Mann.
a Aiiatne &, and sarah H. T. Powell infant ci,,ld,ep
"t said James POWELL dcc by tc said Sarah their guar
% 40 pits. oGaHd Addison POWELL admin 90 James Pow
en- dec " o. Ghoi-on AM George Mason, dts.
Aho dritmiam Geoilc Mason, not having entered
be appeafanre and gy. security according 10 the act NJ
"srmOy INC Jules ~ 7 count appc arng v satis-
'riofy evidence ihat be rot ar nhsbitarf of THE
f"Vuuy y f odfscd, nat the sst defendant do aupes
'sss ~ fr'i day az the next Janna,v te,e, sr1
7oswer tie bill Of tine pisntifs, std that 900. ~ ,ti
"rfsS be lofhwh inserted 10 rev pstet blibed
b" he 'y ~ Rchrond.fo two Tnu,ha sue es,v,lv and
sostrd =, ne loni 6oor 81 the capiu tine said che
fdp,,i, 49, Iesle. WV. Q. PESpLREpS q. @
Ssrs .sgeci-ed at the wing oacs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

kCJOhiOA WATER.-Jno ". Blnmire has jus 70.
ccved farther supply Of Tlorada Nsef 50 much s,o;
''d 'or It's delicate perfume ja!y I re-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

VII hhtay OF Entertaining kuos letlIe vol i par, 1s,
under the supeIlnendence OF the a., lew ior ,hr
AZ a. 1n VI ,se'ni knowledge n. Brougnan E.o r. s.
" T. e"a'n'sn Lord John RUSSELL NJ r. Vice Chairman & g
:, so ALSO, -
No ~, Library Of Useful knuv,.,,,. ,o,, ,,,e,,,,,
cheap publications. '' NV a'usoic ehd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
BOLA.4RS TRE.hcU BO0bs

PCf.JL.f[t Ihf.NCI LOOKS
sbitfNN oil one hundred Of Terms Fables
wm Nj y, Containing the text literal and faet 49,,
",sns.u suci manner point tie dia,,sns.
sMec" ue frnci' aud tie tnglsh idiom Also 6,urs,,
lohuhcauon oil the fnnch according the tcst ~ -,
@ am ON Tue col The whole preceded by ,lnr, t,ss,
we Sounds oi the french viii those -,
The English By a. Boimar Professor of Tie French
IN the High School AZ PHILADELPHIA e"'so
a Ne Adventures Of Tclenachus in French Recommended
Hey To facilitate the translation OF this work By NJ. rs
, MY 20 The hrs eight books OF the Adventures
Il,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19

BIRDS OF PASSAGE. Our ueighbor Of the
American II tel las for aught we know, late
ly entertained angels unawares." On The 4ih
inst. d gentleman calling his name Lewis, and a
lady csl ing herself his wife, took UP heir bode
a, The above house, Tor three or fonr weeks -
On Thursday afternoon the gentleman was in
clihed 10 amuse himself with fishing, that being
the most fashionable rcsor: in this regivn for
driving IF the enpui Of dull times in dull
place. and hr SIR cd on his fishing expedition
accordingly AT ID, approach OF evening the
lady locked ner room, and leaving directions
tina, when her good man re,urned he should be
informed II at sue had gone 10 spend the evening
al Mr.. IS, where he would find her, she
walked out. Night came and brought no good
same result; and srrious fears began 20 be Gu
tertained by the humane landlord that instead Of
The gentleman having caugh, any fish, the fishes
had caugh' him; and that mis- gentle spouse, in
fishing for him, had shared similar fate
Ii was in serious contemplation 10 commence
dredging for the bodies OF the missing couple
but first II was thought advisable 10 open their
room, In the hope Of thus throwing some light
upon the mysterious subject. This was accor>
dinghy done, and their bequeathsd effects were
found to consist of--one old empty trunk
Here was pretty kettle of fish," II imme-
diately occurred TO mine host that the birds
had flown, leaving behind them not only the
old trunk, bu, good round score unsettled-
We understand the landlord is anxious to hear
from the good man" and his " good lady," and
any information in relation TO them will be
thankfully received, bur no charges paid.
Columbia N z. Rep
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
PERTH. u G. Julv 10

RAFFLING FOR BABiEs.-We are informed
that at house in Ramsay, where woman was
lately delivered OF Hill, neighboi ing farm
er's wife who was LENDING her aid was Instantly
taken in labour, and was delivered in few
minutes afterwards The children were both of
The same sex; whether male or female we dom
know. They were put together, and in the
hustle of taking care of The women the midwife
forgo, which child belonged 10 each mother
What was to de done in this perplexing diem
ma II was agreed between the parties, that
each mother should take the child which fell 10
her BY decision Of lot, and him or her bring I'D,
rear and educate, until some convincing family
likeness appeared, by which they could arrive
at moral certainty Of their paren,age, and
that an exchange should then take place, if the
Delphic oracle Of the lot appeared TO have been
mendac ious.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19

CusToMs.-By an account ordered by the
House of Commons to be printed, Of all goods
detained and sold al the Custom House, in the
last year, on the plea Of being underv alued
by the importers thereof, 1t appears mat .he
gross produce Of such sales was 5so7i IS Sd. !;
that the melt produce of sale. after dedueting
the amount paid 10 the merchant, and all eharg-
es, was 1871. Is. Std; that the amouR' Of
sale above the merchants, was $780, IS lod. :;
thai the amount Of sale below the merchants
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
From The Boston cS''''
collie AND CUCUMBERS.

COLO AND CUCUMBERS.
Thou brother of Henbane, thou plant dIaoon''
Tempter and punisher, pleasure and oane'
Cause of the cholera, germ Of the cole
IT'S poison to eat thee, bu. who Can ao''A'
If you will not be guided by counsel, my ~, . 3,
Let me tell you at least, what the Doc'o OCCUR, nv
He will clap where the pain is, red-hot Pe''IIb 5,
For what happened to me, may be sune'''
He will bleed you, and throw in the bark lik1 ill
lie will nourish your body with potion s"'
And having ill-used it in barbsrous manner
Will think it favor, and bring IN a Dill =,
Where the pain may be grievous, the gan '''
great, I'm, al
SO It's better to feed, where the risk ou. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19

Somebody asked Baron Rothschild 10 take
venison. No! sand thu Baron, never es,sh
venshon, don't think it is so coot as mutton
%" said the Baron's friend, Il wonder at your
saying SO: il mutton were better than venison
why does venisoD cess so much more! tVy1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05

! 7 " the N. L. corper.of Pi,isyivania county !,
u about miles above Pannl's Ferry. VIII
be con inoed the ensuing year According n.
a permanent regulations, the Scholastic year, op
term consiais Of 46 weeks, or $50 teaching DAYS.
The School will fecomnence the 18th Of JAM
uary. is3a and without some unusual and ur-
expected loss Of time, will terminate abou, tho
mid'ils Of December, with short recess he kat.
ter end Of June.
The subscriber can accommodate Boardese,
At $50 each, for the term. payable one-half lie
advance.
The price for tuition per scholar. In spailinE,
reading and writing S'l2 The term.
For ANY higher branches in English, SIS.
For the Latin and Creek Languages, and
Mathematics, &c. %, payable ose-haii a, tha
middle aud tho balance al the end OF the tern.
Every scholar will be charged from the time
entrance I'LL the end Of the term.
The subscriber will only add to the above
that the neighborhood is decen, snd moral ,hcL
situation very hsaIihfsl ssd retired. the school.
house. whcbis quite comfortable one. about q
mile from his residences, and tina, the bssi suer-
gies Of his mind, aided BY more than 20 YEARS
experience. shall br faithfully devoted to the
improvement of hislpnpils. :
n sAaicEL +. MlLbtRx
JAM vaua \
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ehnusrIelzsos.
yAfyasIu aEo,rE.


=. yAfTADLE RECirE.
gherr Is no modern disease, perhaps, which
has bafied the judg lneni OF Physicisns more
than whst is called DYSPEPSIA III worth,
of remark. thai this y accustomed fnorr by the
obsiinuey Of The patcns tran by The inef4eary Of
the remedy.
Dyspepsia Is pre.i, generally indaced by IN
dulginx nm appetite which has become depravsd
by continually gc,sing il will, rich ,ieinnis. high
~ spiced dessert, &c.
The recipe Il as follows: +" beat MP mn egg IN
bowl. and then AID six table spoons tut OF
cold water mising the whole well trgrihet, then
add two table spoons full ofthe farina of poia'
toes, viking II with tho liquor in the bowl, then
pour in rs much boiling water rs will convert
the whole INTO jellt. and ,nis i,-wsll.
n may be taken either alone or with the al
dteu nj a little milk and best sugar. moi only
for breakfast, but in cases ofssomach'e debility
or in consnmpiiye disorders At other meals
Bread or biscuit may be takrn with u, as me
stomach grows stronger. TEMPERANCE.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05
MISCELLANY.

A ;ser.-rhere is man not living FAR from
Mon,,ea. who. within very brief term OF
years. has eyinced such revolution 10 hrs ways,
hsbi,udes and sentiments as would somewhat
Justify belief in the transmigraiion OF Souls, SO
,horouc hiy does the man row dtaer from wha'
ne was a few ,eers back In his youth ne was as
y,ekless and wayward as The widest debau-
chee aud ,pen thrift of the present day. fie re-
re;yed in Scotiand we believe, . literal ednca'
,ioa but he soherness Of professional lie had
DO charms for him
8. Coin. his pouches wol'dna hee in,'
u. hated me grave counsel of tho old, ana
vh,n,ea tho examnle Of the good. He, tired, #
auiet life. enlisted in the army as common SOL
,her-of that state Of life he soon grew SICK, and
was readily redeemed from il bv ms fflends
After sps ntng many years al home ne n''grs'
Ted TO this country.-He Is now stricken IN
Years. and affords wonderful contrast 10 WA,
he was when young. He lives ~ very ,e'"en
spot in most mean and foroIn"'as novel
His occuna,ion'' is TO CLEAN from the woods
and N roar II his little earden, such plants,
herbs and fruit as he can by some simple pro
cess convert into drugs for the apothecary. Inc
sp,de Of his hut is curiousiy bestndded wnh
leaves hanging up 10 dry--bags OF herps SEED
aad plants, OF the juice Of those roots "nicn W
his oninion have medical, viriues. he has a
hive or two Of bees, which he keeps TOR the sake
QfboDey. which he sells. To prepsre,h ms heros
Ito teda his bees. |. the total of his iaoor-nis
sole empioyment is adding another mne 'o".s
iscreaina hordes ofmoney. No success :" "e
mercantile transactions can induce NV" !"
Change his thread worn rags for more co"''o''a-
Ile garments. nor 20 forego his meal OF coa'se
bread and water for more iuxursns iare' ne
81 thin AS a shadow, covered with nun aa.
wrisaled with misery. He sleeps with 'ohoe''
biunderbvss at his side--for he trusts noth'ng 10
mems honesty. When he leaves home'"e ~
o. the leshal instrument behind the door " ns
hut, in snei a position that fthe door opened
by thievish and unsked hand, the 'n''uue'
will infaili,.ly receive most unwelcome saiu'e
on his entrance.
He ha. a good stock of knowledge"
Rpn-.ti'Res, as the humour tskes hNn, "''' Con-
verse freely with strangers. Generai'y' now
ever, he shuns society he Eoks upo" e,e-
yvisi,er AZ a spy. or candidateIfor his wea"n.
What sum he has collected daring has soi"uus
we cannot saw; but we are credibly ,n'oemea
that the amount OF his lucre is-net small V'mo-
hey he has very different opinion rom ohaNe,
speare, for he has many misgivings IN ms m'nu
Is 10 the orthodoxy Of the saying. =,
He that s,eiI my purse steals trash
VIZ are told that the only dccasion' on ""'c,, :
Ne shows any symptoms Of lihera'',y TO mms','
son Christmas day, when he .artes so mne"
from the usual tenor of his life. as to 'rea' "'h
etfto drop OF" sumusas but lis no 'onnef
@aa than repshies Ct sRo"sFeHS r'a'''''
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NMRs.SAMCEL FLEMlNG, as you are goi
W an inhabilani OF this commonwealth, We
hereby motif, you that we shah take the depo-
SIMON OF James ID Askew, az the Russelyille
.Hotel. in the town of Russelyille, Logan conn.
". Keatucky, on Monday the Goth day of
the present month January, to be read as evi-
dence al the trial of the suit depending in
Cemp ell county court, wherein we, as aasis
nees OF said Askew are plaintiffs aud yon arc
defendants Should said deposition no, be Ia
seo on the day above named, then it will be IN.
Ken on the day after, or continue fro n day
10 day ill il Is taken.
pkNNtLL 8 NOWLIE.
Jan. D. l vf~fS
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LEGISLATURE.

In addition 10 the proceedings OF the Legisla-
ture on the Subject Of Convention, we learn,
by the last mail, that another amendment had
been proposed to the original bill, by MIR. bod
dridse--Accordng TO this amendment the coun-
ties are to be arranged into 4 cIasses--the small.
est class sending one delegaie-~the next tteo---
the third Mree--and the iast -four. lit proposes
also TO extend the elective franchise to uon-frpe-
holders under certain restrictions, which will
hereafter be noticed.
We learn, also. that the bill for
The extension Of the Kanawha Turnpike
20 the mouth OF Big Sandy which was
lately rejected. wiltbe reconsid erred, The mo.
ton to reconsider led 10 an animated debate
land was agreed to by a vote Of 9s 10 sc.
NJ Home Departmsni--The over-courieous
" Enquirer" ofkichmond, has thrown aside
us shield Of " dgniiy.' In doing so, II has
DISPLAYED It's true character. /" The Editor
Of the yirginian ailaded TO, has no, time no'o
10 notice f" he Eitor'' ofshe Enqsirer--Per
haps, Ia the mex, paper, he, "he Home Depart
msnt," and bis.wit,y bu, corrupt cousin Of the
North win be5,hansed Tor their kindness