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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31
l,ARTY SrIRIC.

NAV Toe of some benefit them
PARTY SPIRIT.
There ure certain observations Of very great utl-
itv and extent in the economy Of human life; which
arc vet so obvious TINT man, with respect to
them can sci up for the merit of an inventor, put
in a claIm IN prejudice OF the next occupant. No
,roiy has right erect Enclosures of private prop
crtv in the wide and open field Of common sense.
man for instance might as well pretend TO lay q
tfx upon gratitude for having discovered the act
Of respiration. or for having Int on tire most slutary
invention of sleep; for having revealed to the
world, that the strength and continuance of State,
depends on a good understanding kept up between
tho different orders; and between the individual
members Of which it consists. This is truth ob-
yiuus to every mars reflection, which every body
confesses and yet 10 body seems 20 regard. Aud
vet il is hare TO account for our disregard for such
An acknowledged principle of sound policy; especial
" alta time when our very existence as free peo-
gie depends upon the strctest attention TO it.
But human nature is exceedingly weak st best,
aud in all tile different of life will give
decided proofs of its infirnrty-with this difference,
that those who by thor station most frequently
called upon to lead the way, through intricate and
unbeateu paths, will most frequently find themselves
bc~ildered and 60 astrey-and those who are most
exposed TO temptations, will ofencst betray the cause
of virtue For this there can be no occasion
for SURPRISE that perseas sjtuatedlnstead Of be-
Ing always rrht-riiould be frequently wrong.
These reflections lead me TO the chief object now
have i'll view which is TO fix criterion by which to
discriminate the rartZan from the patriot. The pat
riot is not infallibe: nay he may commit many mis-
takes without FORGETTING his claim to that character
for still he appeal TO his own heart for the iDcg-
ry Of his intentions; his principles right, and
lis views are honest No little interest of his own
merely because ofther coincidence with the schemes
OF party--do ever determine him to join the party
Ills generous expanded soul takes i'll 10 less an OBJ
gct, than the commonwealth Of which he is mem
Der. II Q scOrus such low attachment TO part'-
as might intercept his view Of the main point,-the
good Of the whole As this is the principle end o.
lis own actions, so it serves linn as standard to es
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31
Prom Re .Mtr Or,eans Argus, June 6.

Y o.
RIoRE RrrosM Sen Jacksou's surgeon 10 the
ne hospital in this city, has entered oil the duties OF his
office
Td> following arc Inc only changes have head o. his
king, viz
j. J. Halt coffin maker, vice Joseph adams removed
!. fluIicn baker, vice George Baumsard removed
Whether any changes contemplated among the nurses and
crave diggcrs have not learnt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31

a friend has loaned a "Suppcment to the u. S.
Register for July 1899 with the new appointments,
civil and military. by the present Chief Executive,
compiled from official and other sources by Jonathan
Elliot" From this document it appears that there
have been from the Sd OF March to the 9Th of July,
1929. tIrtycigh removals, four designations, three
Transfers and four deaths, in She several public Offices
1T Washington. The appointments by the President,
by and with the advice and consent of the Senate
amount exclusive Of naval promofionsl to seventy
five, and the appointments since the adjournment Of
the Senate amount hundred and thirty eight
making a tola! OF two hundred and thirteen. The
changes and appointments in the Post Office Depart
rncnt are not included in the above statement.
n. r. Guzcuc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31
lNhen dc British Colonial

When British Colonial trade under discussions in tic
Senate If was Efr farewell, believe Than whom
was more Distinguished for his vireuce against the adnsra
ton who charged Nh Adams with having lost that trade from
an ogcr ecung for diplomacy and he commended that
MI Adams instead Of reotng negotiation had referred
the subject exclusively legislative regulation, should have
preserved the trade Every knows how readily this rdc
uous suggestion caught and banded through the couu-
tv as one among other equally potent proofs that MIR Adams
was bunlCcr and unfit for his station What VIC should
like 10 know vii, Nr Tszowc say 20 the and gigantic
scheme tf diplomacy which appears 10 be contemplated by
his flv,rc adnnisi fatJn hc only dispenses with c
ca;ion hat sets itself all legislation. ard propose 10
zeal II, TonJn acts Of congress passed at Washington Tor
the ce.Ua.ion o. our domestic cohoc an tue Pono'n %
og. n.cr. =, ospesi.r. d. Jo..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31
NEW YORK, July ri.

4.
RtNAWA}S.-B Between four and FIVE o'clock yCser-
day morning open boat the wharf nj the foe,
OF Dover street, where she made fast, when seven
coIored aud wenCb la uded aud aikcd mn ,hc
pier Tue circumstance attracted the attention of
erai persons wbu them land. and Mr. Mitchell one
of the Revenue officers being ucishborIood ,uok
posse ssion OF the bos aud caused hauled I'm on
the wharf About hour after the negroes landed
Of them returned tho boat seeing their move
mcnts watched they speedily decamppd aud nothing
has since been heard of them person belonging to
vessel in the coastng trade no tie tho roursa
of the day, stated that she belonged Mr.. WIN. DIXON
ct northampton county, Virginia. ~ order that the
owner may regain possession Of his property give tho
following description Of the boatShe is cliuker built
~ ieet ~ length feet beam copper fastened schapncr
rugged, red moulding black wales, sheatIcd inside and
square stern-The following HrliClcs found on
board all OF which have been deposited IN the Store ce
Nh u Macy, l64 South street, where the owner by p.o
wing property, may receive them. containing old
Clothes, compass FIVE and sails, sncior
two pigs Of from forty gallon wa'or cask, bo:kcl
and ;wO 5astois
inere IS no doub, BOT prgroes have made their
escape from Virginia. and IL bchoves Police officers
TO be on the look for them
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31

W The CoNsTIrUTloEAb WIG is published twice
week, (Tueslays aud FddaysO at FIVE dollars per an
mum, payable in advance
" For adversug75 cents square (or lcss) for the
hrst insertion, and so for each continue The
number of insertions must be noted the his. otherwise
they will be continued aud charged accordingly.
P All letters to the Editors must be post paid trey
will receive no attention.
W Notes Of chartered specie paying Banks pf awe:
the states VIII be received IN payment for subscription ~
the Wing though Virginia u. States Bank Notes would
he preferred; and Tcmittsnccs made through the
Post Office at the risk of the Editors.
IL Previous tn disconliuuaHce Of the paper, all al
foarases must be paid up. And those who may wish g.;
discontinue will notify Editors tsct lea,
h"iv ,aF' t'o'' '"a le''"i e2Pe' q mi t..ey err
srrtSsI.
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ron TIE Cos.rlrrr,oxAL WHre.


Mcssrs Edors:lf you think proper you eau give the o
i,s insertion paper-thoug written for aueht
know 100 years is perfectly applicable TO the
times completely fitted to 'he of or friend Thomas
,chie gives worthy President many papable hits and
gives ihruss his parzan Editors tina; possibly
NAV Toe of some benefit them.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31

Tic Alexandria Gazette citation has been issue,
y the circuit court O. the District at Columbia against t
editor of the Baltimore Republican, conerp, of court i,
publishing the testimony in the - Watkins, in opposition
10 a order of the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31

The Cincinnati Daily Advertise. expresses the opinion from
The various which have been Published OF the layoab
state OF the crops a there i'll he the lowest estimate en-
million barrels of our i'll United States Il.
present year, iiau cyl in one year beile
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31

An unfortunate circumstances occurred board tie Spanish
LIRE OF battle ship Sos ano getting under wav with
the feet al Havana tic 9Th inst hcavi, p the anchor
the carsian suddenly gave way and killed from 10 10 Ii men
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31

GaEAr EusINr-s-I'he whole amount received
for publishing the laws of the u. States the last year,
amounts to sjriy Eee d0iiars TO each publisher.
The Jackson leaders pretended to trcmblc FIR the
Independence Of the press, because of the cXpeud-
ture by the Government OF this sum 10 two or three
printers in each State!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31

ne 'alanS Of The western states taking great interest
IA the improved system at nee schools We learn from TIN.
Louisville Advertiser that Mr. MANN Butler gentleman of
science has been depue visit eastern states 10 make
l:Inlseh familiar with Tue most approved Systems.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31

S"gar cropWe gle,io learn says the Louisiana A,lvcI
iser "' the Ii inst from various of the State,
TO The cold winter and spring the heavy rains the
oi te season the sugar crops is very much Injured; many
frost, we cano calculate mare tan a! crop the coming
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31

TMPoET ATT. Nc copy the following rcy iportn, agticl,
o. intelligence from the l;oston Gazette of Friday last:
"Cen. Dgf Green, Editor OF the Washington Telegraph <
''How on q uiSit 10 this city"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-12

worse quality than Of being talkative while
a. work ;or as the country people cali Il
Aaoaf1ty, which is the proper word 10 de-
slgnate the quality. A man may be stout
ne may be willing The may be handy. III
- ne be nsouthy, he is disturber Of the
peace Of the farm house, and YOU never
can employ him with other men. His 50.
norous voice is sure to make all the rest
prick up their ears they talk too. ifnot
IN the way Of emulation, in the way Of re-
ply Or observation; and if YOU. lei them
alone, you have a colIoquial assembly ri-
valling in their way the Catholick associi-
atom IN Ireland. Up 90 the backs Of
them, not that they want to rest them
selves, or to right our work but thew want
to reply or observe on the interesting
points mooted by the orator. I know 4
gentleman who says there IS but one
worse than writing, and that il talking.
On farm ! would certainly prefer wri-
ter to talker for then he would indulpe
his propensity at times when il would Be-
no desrInent to me. C05bs 4
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-12

from the King the pardon Of her con-
demned sister, was made heroine upon
less than half the courage, the persever-
ance and the toilsome suffering which
appertain to my Mrs. Dykes though
confess that Of the two she was the more
fortunate in her historian.
| am, Sir, respectfully, yours, &c.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-12
INSECTS.


Kirby and Spence, in their very inter-
esting work on Entomology say the change
from worms to insects should not be cali
ed metamorphosis or transformation
because it is, in fact series of develop
ments. According to them the caterpil-
lar is, as it we're, sort of moUeable egg,
containing with itself the germ Of the fu-
ture butterfly. This fact may be easily
proved by plunging into vinegar or spirits
Of wine, caterpillar about to assume the
pupa state, and letting it remain there a
few days, for the purpose Of giving con
sistency to its parts. A very rough dis
section will then enable you to detect the
future butterfly. The wings, rolled up
in sort of cord, are lodged between the
first and second segment ofthe caterpillar,
the antenne and trunk are coiled up in
front of the head and the legs of the but
terfy, though so different in form, are ac-
tually sheathed in the legs of the cater
pillar. A caterpillar may then be regard
ed as locomotive egg, containing an en-
bryo gradually developed, and finally to
burst through the shell which encloses 1t"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-12

straction Of more of this species Of ami
mails, than all the dogs in the universe
although the loss BY these Is very consid.
cradle. 1t is not my design to write a
treatise on the management Of sheep. but
to state briefly what I know to be the way
or manner in which this poison is gener-
ally taken, and to point out a speci6ck re-
medy. Poisons most prevalent among them
in the spring Of the year, and is taken by
them as the first green heritage to which
they generally have access in sufficient
buantiest to satisfy their hunger, in what
arelcommonly called laurel and white bush,
either ofwhich is greediIy eaten by them
at this season. The symptoms, OF rather
the disorder itself, cannot be mistaken !;
il Is q kind of intoxication, OF insensibility.
which, without proper treatment, general
" terminates in death, though life, in
some instances, continues many days.
The remedy is but to give thesanimal a
small lump ofbutter, or a quantity Of the
oil or grease Of the skunk " some called
polecat; the latter is SAID by some to be
preferable, but the first if given while the
animal has sufficient life or warmth, to
enable it to swallow or receive it into the
stomach effects cure. The operation
of either is this; nausea or sickness is
soon produced which dislodges the poison
GUS vegetables eaten and the cure is done.
A FARMER.
NJ r.. Eor,no..
SEEDS.
Believing there exists in the minds of ma
my, a doubt how long seeds can be kept
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-12
TO PREVENT BUGS IN PEAS.

Mr.. Fessenden-Having seen pieces
occasionally in your very useful N. E. Far
mer on the subject ofPeas, time for plant
ing, preventing bugs, &c. | will men,
ton very simple plan | have for several
years adopted. Immediately before plant
ing | put the peas into tub and pour
very hot water on them. keep stirring for
one or two minutes, and have cold water
at hand to pour on sufficient to cover them
one or two inches, leaving it not more
than blood warm, for one or two hours
before planting in which time they will
swell considerably and come up much
sooner all the bugs will be destroyed
and found floating on the top of the water.
In fact have very few and verify believe
that if the plan was universally adopted,
we should hear no more of buggy peas ;
but There and there slovenly neigh
bour should neglect this rule, the flying
weayle would pass from his field to that Of
his more careful neighbours, as readily as
the miller from the neglected apple and
wild cherry trees to the better attend
ed ones of his neighbours, depositing the
eggs of the caterpillar for the next year.
m
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-12
TALKATIyE LABoURERs.

And let me step aside for a moment
to observe, that man can hardly have a
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-12
SEEDS.

Believing there exists in the minds of ma
ny, doubt how long seeds can be kept
without losing their negotiating qualities, we
insert the following list from Goblet.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-12
q TUESDAY,
[ Jews, q CO.

NJ III Fly
MASS. 81
.,au,a-or one dollar
..;s L advance. # not
Y he expiration 0f the
Gents
,isaoasiy inserted three
B, sauare less than q
4, and continued longer
brtiOn.
SclsTER GAZETTE.
I,eoninsler,
n, Sterling, -
A, Bolton.
I,unenburg.
sniions 10 the Gazette
Embellishments or any
n through them will fe-
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-12
SHEEP.

\ MS being the sea-
ocular attention to
ender some service
I9sy making publick
lew practical OBJ
Experiments of my
Profitable and ne
Y farmers or wool
hem with too much
4 too much care !;
sely while others
afge. Too much
Contribute to their
Oertiy exposes them
which 10 no;so
le cause of the de-
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-12
TEACHERS TREATISE ON BEES.

TEACHERS TREATISE ON BEES.
This little volume, recently published by
Marsh & Capen must be exceedingly in
teresting to all lovers of Natural History /;
and almost indispensable to those who
cultivate bees. Perhaps we were unusu-
ally ignorant concerning these extraordi-
nary creatures; but we have learned
many new and striking facts from this lit
tie volume. The following is one among
numerous instances where the instinct o.
bees seems strangely like intellect
Mass Journal.
Though the queen lays several eggs
which will be successfully transformed in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01
CLASSICAL RE4DER.

EVILS work has Just beon received at the
boo.,tore opposite the Eagle Am exiroct
from the Visitor q Telegraph Of Oct. last, viii snow
the nature and object Of The work
"FHt CLActL READfR, SeDcioA OF Lessons In Prose and
erse, from tine most eminent English American w;.
For ue use of the higher classes in public and private en
fies by Rev +. w. L. Greenwood and o. H. Emerson Of
Boston.
This work is valuable acquisition our schools Til, d.
one OF ike character has long been very much wanted The
reading books hitherto put INTO the hsuds hgbe
~ our schools IRE III suited to gain the object in view. rom
examination 81 this work. think among compla
tons we have seen fer tic of advanced classes and Gme,
II has many eXcelenCies TO the atenon Of
parents and teachers 10 some Of which will briefly advert
la all rs selections, is decidedly favorable TO virtue and
religion aud its uaiteE appears lave selected With much
taste and judgment
IL IS wogk purely national ard modern II has ma
valuable historical facts and anecdotes relation carly
history tue cfacer lanners, geography and scenery Of
country In nc matter contains is well adapted tire
aste feelings and habits Of tie present ace ebodns many
o. 10 brightest and most sparkling Of Irving, Webster
Everett Jeierson, Cinnng Sparks Byas and Peciya! e.
" Inc selections are calculated AIKEN curiosity nT
tHe young scholar and form aud improve lis taste win
impaH TO MIN mental refinement, aud nbua hm wri f.
generous iastn FOR elevated, moral and manly claurs
Teachers and o'hcfs arc invited to call and examir
tue work. ARIEL, WORKS
luue j.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01

EASTERN DISTRICT OF ylRGINIA--To-wfr.
remembered, That the eighth day Of June I'm tho
yid yt1F q the Independence Of hs United States oil
nHera hrc Works, % the said District hath deposited in
s .lcc te llie OF book, tie right wIercoi hc claims
pDPOf ~ he words following, 20 wi:fhfisiian Parents
assistant, o. Tales for the Moral Religious Instructions o.
iD.thi ~ c author OF "Ietors Female Character'-
''l man IS t're among yOu whom II MS ask bread wi
io give him stone, u he ask FISH will you give him SCI.
tL Mes so g TO- ~ conformity 60 ire AZ n the Con.
'" ht Quilted states, entitled, "An Act fyr the cucoiua-..
1r, VI sauua, BY scooe the copies Of n,apg crsrr and
ihy iiiug therein ntntioncd." - 'H
Copy I'D. JEFFRlEs.
.Ilt CiCrs Ciihe Laagfn District of 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01
TO PRINTERS

'-t. tnn.Ihz Establishment o( the "tyFgTERE
-, ''""lNihi7" 70 cIsrcd iOf safe. ~ is located NJ
'1'"''' Nrr1"ia county, aud o. tie great line Of
commune go" Though Virginia from East 10 Wes, The
"p'lE cn'oii-lmcui ~ tie State. Is aio,t one
."''' '"es distant; aud Size whole nsighbornr eoun.
pr t.'' '" Doe rapidly tm9nyin. iu ir.sliigen,, ir
' '''''. .n' D'ffr iD.rio1tic1 address 1o syt-,i-
'1I to.' Iaf) houawha &. u Vit,ioia
hASoN CAMPBELL.
~ ''Neaiio" o.! ihe Wr5lefn Vse.n,an vii, f..
o'"."-e' - heretofore, .hout no sale Of ,, e,s.t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01
LEWIS WEBB s. co.

OFFER FOR SALE,
90 Ebls and 40 bags coffee, LaguiIa st. Domingo
and Java
10 hhds molasscs
20 hid and 10 bbls st Cgox and New Orleans So
CARS
bids = boxes ana 30 bbls loaf and lump sugsr
GO htds and 100 bills rye whiskoy
10 bhls Caruther's rectiiod do
200 bbls Isle of Wight and Northern apple brandy
. do peach brandy
lhds and % bbls pvre y. L. rum
do Antigua do
do Jam1cI 90
. pipes FrcGcl brandy
ito Holland Gin
2 P'3ss ;s5 T fs .;:s %'''sn WINES
Port, Muscat
London porter, cider
100 bbs vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
50 tons Sweden, English and American bar iron
do castings
German, crawley, hlistered md cast sterl
Cut M dwTought nails
30 Spanish hides
$50 rides soal leather
90 sides upper leather
i;arrcls tanners oil
800 bills y. Carolina cut herr urN
so do maclcrcl
10 DO primo ror,l
10000 lbs bacon
ID casks prime cheese
IRISH potatoes, tar, cJoD eras: alum
Birthstone, indigo, pepper, pimento
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raisins, nutmegs cassia, demiiohns
Quart bottles tumblers, decantcrs vines, &C.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap. bccswax
Imperial, gunpnwder and pouchong teas
Duponts and Rogers gunpowdcr
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds prass seed
WhittcInore's cotton and wool cards:
ALSO,
Cotton tagging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds of cor
dage
Seine and wrapping twinc
Shse thread, osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs, hessians, cotton warn
Domestic broad cloths &c. &c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01

70 seeing thu the draynCn, fsUo...a.- 49,
ole the barrels cOrofUly mud they should also be mar
ticular in having -four that has lcn any time in store
after being inspected weighed before sbippinp r.
These precautions will gave them from incurrinp bu,
densomc and vcxatous expenses when the flour comes
to BIO roinspected.
Captains who sign bills Of hiding for flour M heinz
shlPped in good ORDER when it is not in good order
(Which they frequently do) shoud be held bound for
damages that may ba incurred by It's not being found
~ good order at the port Of delivery os much "a If tho
oainage had been incurred after they received IT, n
Is their duty TO refuse signing bills Of adpo or gory
as as, pong IN good order wien it not and the rcspon
IDihty should fell Oh them for so doinu. .
W - Impossible for The Inspector TO provert aorr'
BONG shipped in bad order (cycn if ne he'd the mower
10 40 20, which lie has not) where the injury oc-
Ours ancr it has passed inspection. NV di,ty / am
oe' ermned strictly 20 execute; and ia tho duty Of
ihs Farmer Merchant Miller, and all Others concern
Cd 10 MD me in sustnnug the character Of our -four
n every rcqusite 20 that even those ntorcstedy jon
ip"s oi The hgh character holds, and who seek to
Gcyfcc'atc tho price by burdening Il with oncrous
c@pcnscT wat the view Of enabling their lalr better
TO compete With 10 IN their marcts. may cock in
vom Tor pra'c.is % 10 SO.
EDMUND WALISs
fIfffj' TIqOgcfys. fligHsufrI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01
IRON CASTINGS.

lhE o"'sc'ioeT Informs the public that ne ec,tir,, .
carry on the IRON FOUNDRY near IN. So"
ss,e,o'y ~us'e he makes Soft Iron CASTINGS 70, Ma
VI ", "ss,r''T,o-s h orhcrs sen, 10 him NJ ,l,,
" ~n-' baltimore, Tor Carvings will meet win 90
"a'e '''rR''o" and ~" Castinee delivered tbs,. e. 20
I,,.. ."I "g,o''"iio'or. JONATHAN BONNER.
''' 70 'o1t 9afl2i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

-, v, {
Tho parties Interested in tho execution of tho
above order, hereby notified that have pppoin
ted Monday, the Goth July next 10 commence The
same at this Office at which time and place, thew arc
hereby required 10 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 10 perform said order
81 THOMAS GREEN, Commissioner