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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02

ceded Territory would soon anuihlatc the wcieL:
ana influence ofthe Northern Slstes IN the govern.
ineut.
Their intention, they said. was 70 establish their
new government under the authority and protection
OF state governments. That, having secured tho
eicc'ion o. governor, and minority of a Lcgisla-
tufe IN state IN favor of separation the Lcgsla-
cure Shocid repeal the law authorizing the people to
eie0C representatives 10 Congress- and the LcgSla-
lure decline eIectng Senators TO Congress- and grad
uai'y Withdraw the State from the Union Cstnhlish
custom house officers to grant Rc1istcls and clear
a"SVs 10 vessels, and eventually establish frdcial
government IN tao Northern aud Eastern States;
and that If Now England united in the measure.
arms. e ~
Just before that session of Congress closed. one %,
the gentlemen 20 whom have alluded. informed me
mat arrangements had been made to have the next
autumn, IN Boston, a select meeting of tho lead m
tederaists in New England, To consider AMI recon-.
mend me measures necessary 10 form system Of
government for the Northern States and that Alex
andsr Hamilton, Of New York had consented to
attend that MEETING
soon after my return from Washn rton adunted
Ine most etfectual means in my power to collect the
ophoAs OF well Informed leading lpdcfusts in Now
Hampshire, upon the subject. found some in favor
OF the measure but great majority Of them Gccid-
edy opposed 10 the projects and from the partial ami
united Enquiries made ia Massachusetts the result
shire. P
The gentleman. who IN tn, winter Of 1903 and
ISv = informing me there 20 DE msetinr of tho
icderalsts IN the autumn of 1904 al Boston at the
session of Congress in tho winter OF 1904 and I8Oi
observed to me that the death Of General Hamilton
had prevented the meeting; but he project was not,
and would not be abandoned
ow" II 10 you "a vel as myself, 70 It ate explicit
w. That in the session of Congress in the winter of
lS IS and 1904, was nyselfir favor of To- ninc sen
'rate Government N New England: and wrote sever
ri 'oAhdeaai letters to few Of my friends and cor
r'SF3hden Recommending The measure But after
wards upon tn roughly investigating aud rnnturrlv
conaderinG the subject was fully convinced thst nv
opinion IN favorot separation was the most erroneous
that ever formed 40 n political subjects The onIy
consoi alton had wast'at my error in oD;niop Ind
non produced any acts injurious 10 the intcritv orb
ION. When The Same project was revived in Igo8
and 1909 during h .rn6argo and NOTWITHSTANDING
and afterwards, during the war Of 1912. used nyerv
eror' m my power. both privately and punllc IN d.
tent the attempt then made 10 csta 49,. n s.,,roi ~
independent government in N" North,r? States
Ton are az liberty to make such ~" o: this com
mnoicohon as yon shall consider proper.
Accept the assurance o. nv hirh rssroct AVID -.
teom' WILLIAM PLUMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02

~ NoIICE.-Thcrc is general desire that tho
Debate on the Convention question, shall be rescued
from The pcrshabo form in which il now exists, and
be preserved IN more durable shape. For this end.
md believing that it will be valuable in future time
for purposes Of political end historical reference tho
Editors ofthc Wing propose publish it in Pampble,
mud they request those who wish one or more COMIC,
20 call nt their Office, examine the conditions and
if they like them subscribe TO the work. A Certain
numbered subscribers is indispensable to tho un5cr-
''N'"S' Feb. 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
SEVERAL NON.FHEEHoLDERc
Frou, Tie .Ns,o York .9,pe,,;co, g,t o.


The pilot boat Trimmer, arrived NJ onsr,r,;,.
lock yesterday at noon, has been six davo bctwe,n
the Hook ami Chmcotengue, to supply vesscls-hny
NOT i"leH IN WIN ary-haS experienced tremendous
weather. lay to 36 hours tider close rcef6 f,rcssii
and was SO much loaded with ice that she was com.
pclled t. throw overheard every thing to iyhten her
w. wood wot'rnnd p DIVISIONS. Capt Brown, agent
Tor tn una rwritcrs. and Mr.. Smith ;he pilot saw
they never experienced wc4th"r half so severe,
Lett Ch'ncotcagae on Tuesday about II O'Clock
where they lay to the night before and returned ON
account OF having spit sails and having several of the
crow frost bitten. Captain Brown will come nm -
wn frs opportunity. ~ ~
The pilot boat Ulysses, having on board an anchor
hnwseT' DC. FOR the r. H. SF'iti, has been detained
several days by the ice in the vicinity of the OueT
ontlne. Yesterday, the approach of several yes.
sells IN the oihng, the pilots took the yawI and pro-
ceeded below, having her over the ice and rowino.
MI ZEN circumstances would permit and succeeded
IN boarding every thing that hove in sight.
The vessels which arrived yesterday are safely
'foorcd at tho Public Store dock at C.iarantine,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02

The Legislature of Virginia adjourned on Satur-
day Tic latter days of the session were devoted to
necessary, out not interesting business to the gene
raj reader The session has been. we believa the
most important in the annals ofthe State and the ia
tents OF tho body, superior to those Of any Legisa
ture, within our recollection.
One more Legislature under the old order of things
and We shall no called to witness the operation of the
approach ing new constitution!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02

DiE'1, on saturday. morning last after lingering md
4hun Illness Mrs FnANcrs r. ALLAs oonsort Of Mr. Jobn
aged ~ yearS-Ihe friends and acquaintance Of Inc
i'Y arc respectfully invited attend hc funeral from bT
Ii'c T'adcnce, on this day nj - O'Clock ~ wv
~ '"'Urday night, Mrs SoPnA 4 H,HptY wife Of VIM
af" he friends Of the family ais rcnue led TO attend bcy
funeral tins morning at ~ o'clock ~ ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02

az We muSl request the indulgence OF oar city
readers few days longer. We are aware there are
many who take little interest in speeches, even upon
a question of such moment US a Convention, and to
them we address ourselves and promise them that
We have nearly concluded the Debates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
JOHN quincy ADAMS.
EtIraet Of q hH'Jion Wjiliu,n pluiner. hs,.loc,ye
S>haIor Of he tHied States aqd at y,eayd, Ia.
rnfnorn ( .NiN HIM Min

r. hPINo. y. L. Dcrcmbargo. 1927.
eDWin8 the long aud c'enti.rl scs-i.n OF Cnurre.s
OF 1903 ana 1904, vasa member ,riro So1,,,
ana wae at the city Of Washington cycry lay oribof
session. In the course oftLesrssion M d e. rcnf fit
s . Paces' several OF the Fedora ss majors and
15 yes rom the New England States, IN
'!ueN Ine 'h'l ley thought j. necessary 'o establish
"a separate government DO Now EagIand and n #
sho'uH Dc ioGId practicable, TO extend 40 FAR Sori
as to include Ponnsy iyana; but In ali oycs s es,i-
Isl, ,ish one "a Ne" England They complained that
thcr slaves, greater iYcIc1uc or Penn. ,ntai,'
ID VIC iIou5' thon was Ji aud cla.. that loo yre,.
portion d the public revenue ,y.s rai..d in tbC
l,oftneh StaiCs and too much tfit cxrcploJ in tbc
southern and Western States, and chat tho aco,,,-
sitlon Of Lou lana and the new Suites that y. rc h.
ured md tF'ts" ?" b. CrTci n 'h4 'Ve.r ogl ;- -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02

HARRIED, on Thursday the 2S,h MI, Inv tho Re, ca.
rhen Taylor, poc CuAntfs r. DAVIS Of New Yorh - Mss
Youngest daughter Of the late Augustine Davis Fs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02

Greiar, us to all propositions. .Lates. AMI nroe.eJ.
lhgs thereof, until this injunction shall be suspend
cd or altered.
d The Secretary Of this convention is Authorised
70 some suitable person to serve as door keep
aI 'l''ssehgcr' together wtha suitable assistant
Unnecessary, neither Of uhom are al ann fi,oe M L
mGge Acquainted 'riM any 9e debates or proceedings
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
Commercial 3ttor6.

DATES or LATEST ADvfeEs.
From Liverpool Ian q
From London, t.
= III, w" I,iuVIc1 Jon. G.
. toui Wv OrIcans, Feb. Z.
lAe ggarket'--From tho New York Price Cur
rent Of Wednesday morning. we learn tbat 6,r,ba-
reduction IN Flour has been submitted 10. $500
Darrois OF Alexandra and Fredericksburgh cvero
SOLD on Tuesday ut So SO cash. The bakers of Tho
Guy, consequence of The reduction in the price Of
hour' have reduced their prices If q cent per In
o., Jon PRINTING .rrtntcd >, a. I,rs-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
COMMUNICATED

CONFERENCE.-THE
i' \ number Of Citizens Non irecbolLrrs ~,
farmers Hotel III Manchester, the 18th Feb 1879 accord,
ny 10 notice given IN the Richmond newspapers viii v;r,
tNPss5 ther sentiments respecting the late act of thu.
Legislature OF Vagina, organizing Convention do ase "a
u'r proceedings until the frs, day of March co,r
SEVERAL. EC)N.FPREpIOI Dt-pc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02

themselves the defiance oftteu entory asans, ue oo..
as"naee portion of the taxes, collected within sai% ana
10 e payment OF the balance due said States md ~ pr
,te defence Of the same Tho paid into ,s ~ a
oasuros to be credited, and the dsbu scmcnts made "a
Sad to he charged to tho United States 'e-
hssopsd That II the application OF these States to IN,
resolution, should be ,rsvocessfi. and rr,cs suo, N s.
coScLupso and the defence of t6e,c States should ~ NOT ma
as ~ hd been since the OF tho war il will IN lie
opinion ct this Convention lie eNpeicnt the Legislatures OF
me several States to appoint Delegates to another Conusiio,
Thursday OF June next. with such powers aud Instructions "a
ule cNiseucy OF a otisis may require"
"Retorel That the Hon. George Cabot ,S Hon Ch,un,,
GOODRICH and the Hon Daniel ynan or any ,vo or,h.n,
authorized another ras OF s 2scsc ~ sn'n es
holden IN Boston, any time before new Dclcae,e bi b
enoen as recommended in the above rcsolution IL i'm thcr
Judgment 'he situation OF the country shall urgently require IL
At meeting Of number of the DELEGATES b.,a =, ,,
|+p" %" the 2Ih inst; III EDSISGToY of Brook, was
c'''e' To the chair, aud Mr. UrIsoS of Mon,,e,Ii,
app Iit1d secretary The fhowins t.solucps ,,.,. -,
oy NC D"DpRipoE, aud uus niaiousIy udonted viz:
Reo'Oe"' a. our cptninn, That the provision cop,,;,
'" " "e ''Venuo" bil. which provides for the eaI nj ,
pc so"" OF 'ie "eurinl Assembly IN BE- elected NJ,
"'f 'hr pnsen' constitution, the yea, 1880 m ,, -,
oper'i " The new constitution. il iInn,o,,J.n, 80
Inc "tne'"i Assembly so To he conveyed, viii he -
""ed"a representation "f tie people, of which we con
plain. ~ We e""-
? Rtsohei. That We ccnsiae, the resc,;o, or ,b.
zion Tor taking census iof the people Of This ststs
ect' ana "'smuch as We think, many evils would be
"E""ed' the approaching conventioo could he noss.s
OF Tue true state OF our population, aud as rrnI
OBTAIN such census havr been rcfused ~
y Therefore Resoired That il he rrco,n,,.,,, =,
friends OF reform IN cvcrv couiy corparatinn IN ~
"ee'hrr at their respective houses nd nuo;n, -
person or persons TO take enun,e Of the
population of their respective counties aud coroor
"5"'s,Hs, me number of whes-uf Zee people of
c"our, and of slaves, in different columns '-0f' -
- heEoiUed That the person persons so IN no a,,o;
J." rake me census, recommended by these rcsoiu,;
n'd I" act under OATH and that it shall b. ,bei,
"@s'n't heir return Ia the convention to be boll
next. " '""y III october
]. H"ofrru That hy private subscriptions or oboru,s,
yHs"!"" to pay ta expense Of taking Tia census or
tSoted' hat these our proceedings he signed by our
chairman and secretary, aud that the public p,n,s no 70
GncSied TO publish TIC same. " "
Il C. WILSON, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
ton THE RIcH,IoHD VuiG.

10 wonder the foes Of tho Tariff should fret
. look Al the cast of the New Cabinet.
No wonder they damn the whole batch 10 Frnnv's.
LOT or 80 many dctg cannot do without Jenihes:l
- is LIini mat me Father, hcgetting this pack,
should clearly himself be the son OF J1t
oincidence srnnrc' and as happy as rac
what now will hccO Of the I,1iss,z nors f,;-,.3
liut think nOt, becaIsc such a thing ran,c 10 yas, l.;
Our Rulers are hought but a set Of Jack asses; -
some nations It's iruc nave been ruled by Horgr
i, IN Ass N the hea would be certainly wo1n
WHAT pity j., and how sorry anu
IN Hunn's Martin. and lngham Sam:
ct change cln and dip EN- IN new Tybcrt rnt
And dub em in toto, tho Knights Of ST. John
sor1S he general uamc FOR tho Furics ofHcu
Ruery-Sp;niiug Jcnnics?
"Go1se Creek once, is Tybcr now
TOM MOOBE,
Not Of KCntuc11'.
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hJT.' CumN~ JoDno.sqfibc NDlIo5G Cougctiio
HHos CD. rceding-adopted 9TH December, 1914,
the H.st day ofthc Meeting
e The nor, invioiobc secrecy sla!l be observed
hv "r"A wcnhcr or THE ronvanfo> including tho Sc
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p 10" PRINTING 'rtv'cd a, DE wing of7.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
One half of Rose Isle for Sale.

WISH h. sell this valuable 'ract OF land,
lying on Tye River, in Nielsen county, a
bout Is miles from New Market, (at the june
tion OF Tye and James Rver) where there is
an inspection for Tobacco and boat naviga-
lion to Richmond; in the neghborhood there
sre two first rate manufacturing mills for fcur
The half of the tract contains by estimate, 1900
acres. and in good repair Thls tract is consi.
dered one of the hes; in Nelson county, par'icu.
larly well adapted to tobacco, corn & wheat. The
land is well watered and timbered, aud a great
deal OF fl re tobacco land TO cut. There is a
body of 100 acres of low q onnds of good quail
ity on the river, attached TO either half Of this
desirable place. The purchaser will be allow
ed 10 purchase either half OF this estate (the
lower or the upper porton) as may best SOFT his
wishes Il Is useless TO give further desctp-
ton oil this desirable estate, as those wishing to
purchase will first view the premises. Mr.. A.
cres, residing on the place will shew the land
to any person wishing to view it. am dispos-
ed tosell on accommodating terms, hut bar
gain can be md for cash. or would take ne
Qroes in payment Letters addressed 10 me or
J. R. d. Payne, in Ly nchbure will he p ompily
attended to. LANDON X. GABEbL,
Nav T.. t.76
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
PU bLNC SA NE,

IN obedience to an interlocuiory decree o
- Campbell county Court, in the case Of o
gleshy, &c. VS.. Osiesby &c. the undersigned
commissioners will sci, to the highest bidder,
al public auction, on the premises, ON the % :
gay OF Oct next, if fair, il not, the next lair
DAY, tract of Land, in said county, containing
seventy acres. more or less. being he land on
which David OgIesby, dec. resided at the time
OF ms death, and on which VIM Oglesbv now
resides This land lies abont three miles from
Lynchburg. is uncnmmonv feriilc-hath a
PORTION OF woods, comfortable houses, orchard.
&c.
At the same time and place, will be sold 2
'INely slaves, belonging to the estate of ID. o.
g,esoy, dec. 10 wit: George, Tom and Tanner ;
LON Is an excellent blacksmith, and about 81
years ofnge. Also the stock OF cattle, house.
,od and kitchen turni ure, plantation utensils.
&C. lerms-the land will be so Id on credit
OF one aud two years, equal nstalments, secur.
ea by bond and good personal security. and a
ueta OF trust. The personal property on a
C'eot oil ole wear, secured by bond and good
security. BEVERLY r. SCOTT.
G FREDERICK SPECIE, CONS
Sept. II III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
.1US PAMELA p. JONE

FFERS her services 10 the citizens OF
(C) Ispebburg, and the public generally, as
= wilmer and Mantua maker. She has made
a ements for procuring, from New York
and Philadelphia, the latest London and rench,
Fail and Winter lashions-atier the arrival oil
,.b,ch. she will be enabled 10 present them TO
the ladies of Ly nchburg and the country All
york conhded 10 her care, viii be done with
neatness and despatch Mrs Jones Is now
'soa.red n make aud alter dresses. clean aud
grsss bonaels, or attend any business IN the
hove line. and solici the patronage oI dyen-
orons nublic. Her residence at present Is over
the Auction Room of r. Q. Thompklns, ESQ,
formerly occupid by Mrs Todd. Where all
rders either from town Or country will be
thankfully received and promptly attended TO.
NJ Mrs. Jones has the leasure OF announ'
cling the arrival oil her fashions.
Angus %. t2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
From Loruin's Husban9rv
TOPPING AND PULLING FODDER FROM
INDIAN CORN


Lorain, chapter Ali, y l5o. -" Mr. BordIey
says he has stripped the blades, and cut off the
| tops, when the corn was nearly soft enough for
roasting ears, aud thai no difference was obser.
we'd between this aud the rest" II the gentle
man had measured the product, he would hays
seen marked difference. II was discovered
early in August, 1910, thu proper grasses Tor
solllng my attic would sonn be very deficient :
and on the 20th of that mo nth one row of corn
in field # i3 acres was topped to ascertain
how the plant would bear early cutting TWAS
thought that il had received no injury On the
3 LIST OF the same month | commenced feeding
the cattle with the tops cut daily MS wanted,
Thtse lasted until the 18th September After
this the blades were stripped, commencing
where the topping began TIE, fed the cattle
until the 9th of October. In the process of top
plug mud bIadng, one row was left entire, stan-
ding between the row which had been topped
On The 2Oth Of August, and another row that
was topp, on tho p September These three
rows ~are eat N by The roots on the ID of DC
iober shi IA uled in aud set up separately, un.
der my own insp 'c'ion They were huskrd and
measured on tive 9Th u November.
Produce Of the row that had not been ,opped
and stripped, nine bushels aud five eghhs9f corn
IN the ear.
On OF IN" rows which had been topped aud
stripped mpa surg seven bushels and SIX e,ehths :
ard the other topped am stripped row meas
nred seven bush Is AID TIN ee eighths of corn in
the ear. Thus it clearly appears that muliating
the corn plant beior" lis fruit is perfected, i, n
very injurious practice. Ihr injury done to
my crop by this management was clearly sen
some time before the three experimental rows
were cut of. Throug bout the whole f IL the
husks wera generally dry aud open, except On
he row which had not been topped and strip
ped On his they SUI retained greenisn hue
aud were close set To the ear when the plants
were cut off by the roots
As several writer's on agriculture had a asserted
that the tops Of potai,t rs might be cut and CIV.
en- TO the cattle without injury TO the crop | cut
off the tops from low running through the
middle of a very loxuriant pa CHI. Care was
taken TO cut them IN that WAY which was su :
posed least likely 10 prove injurious 10 III. fl.
ture growth Of the plants. The dehlliated ap
pearaure of the second growth ofthe ops deter
mined me not to risk a second cutting Of them
When the crop was gathered, the roots ia The
row that had been cut did not see IN u he more
fhan hat large IS those in the rest OF the
patch. H. fct have meyer seen any a1yan.
.ange arise either from carefully trimming OF
tuggedly mutilatlng aun al pla It's; on the con
trary m1Ch injury ccrfl#niy follows" SO far
thu, Intelligent and pfaf cal farmer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
PROEII Az l., DAIRY

A farmer in MNssacl asais, Es,'x e unty, the
last year after supply ing family Of five per-
sons with what milk they were disposed 10 use j,
from eight cows, between til Nth of March
and the las Of November, made 1912 lbs of
butter The cows had no other feed than !1ay
and grass: not an ounce of meal or If other
sege able food. This is equal to l69 lbs TO a
COW The COWS are of our native stock their
pasturing is excellent aud the result speaks
as we'll for the domestic management ms for the
stock. We have visited the dairy often, and
have never seen neater establishment. The
rocky hills and the luxuriant valleys of Mar
blehead claim the honor OF this produce.
NeW Eng. Farmer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
POETRY.
THE RETURN

" Come home--come home u Mrs. Hemdns' Rstuy,
| come--I come There's sound of low.
OF music in the word
oh, tha, the rapid winds might bear
| Me onw ard like a bird
I'm weary with these waaderings
| My heart is sad and lone;
Oh, for the treasured sounds of home,
To wake AN answering tone
The voices of my happy home
The music of the heart
How OFF those gentle whisperings come
Ala how soon depar,
hear them when the forest wind
l. breathing forth lis song,
And in the murmuring 9th wave
That bears my bark along.
Why should waken memory
Ofth.i far distant home Z
la Ill fling deeper gloom upon
The lonely path roam,
Yet .aucy loves 10 wander forth,
And hover round he hearth
10 catch thosr cleaning looks of love
That light the scene of mirth.
come come Why should rove
A dreary " lid like this
W hen voice BELOVED tecalls me back
To share lies al of bliss :
come come Ike the weary bird
Al eve ~ its sheltered nest
Like The pilgrim from afar, come,
10 blessed shrine of rest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
WINTER.

Next winter came with her yew crowned
brow,
AM her step offuneral gloom,
Clothed in pearly robe of snow.
III smile 'ons cold as the moons pale plorc.
Upon n marble tomb.
But she Dor" in her hand sceptre oflight
More bright than the gems of earth
Twas wrought OF the tears which fell from the
nigit,
When the spirit of beauty wing'd its fight
To tine land which gave her birth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
Notice TO Contractors !

&EALED proposals will be received by the
- President and Directors of the Lyrchburg
aud Salem Turnpike Company, at the Tavern
of William Terry, in the town of Liberty, Bed
ford county, on the twenty fifth day of August
next being the second day of the Court of said
county, for The construction of from one 10 two
miles of turnpike Road, extending from the
Town Of Liberty, westwardy. A board ofDi
rectors will attend at Liberty on the day above
mentioned, and will furnish to those wishing to
conlracta particular description Of the manner
IN which the road is to he constructed, and of
the terms OF the contract.
By order the Board of Directors.
JOHN NJ GORDON, Clerk
" The Lexington lntelligencer is requested
10 pnblith this for 6 weeks and forward their
account 10 this office for payment.
July 2.
POSITION EMENT.
The above is postponed until the Bedford
October Court.
JOIN NJ. GORDON, Clerk.
Aug. II t4mO.