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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

OF tho late we went To pres, on
cccnys of s our paper contained several Errata
uS legislative Committee, fre,
anee Tor fine performance c &C. These were cor
.s, ue portion OF the Mr. bod
which Ia ,hos.
.an own, ana be IN like Tins of feeioi
"icasehoit.' o's"' W n"Nc "cen Psin'oi
Inc Sndsn Pofeii Eeonorys nppcnr in our uex,A
variety Of articles, Communal wei, n, i,;.I w
ca o"' " e ffo'esa"s oe Cosreai ESrega ysics
his re3crsd up,a god authority that orIers bav
n'enissued rom the Navy Department TO 1T out the
u > bEa'e Brandywihc with all possible despatch;
ia we hirher lear that the destination Originally tho
eS' ind'a sa'ion) OF tho U s. s,oop OF war Exile,
h',ing Tor sea at this port, has been changed.
huior has assigned to other, Of perhaps both
OF 'hese vessels voyage to Lisbon, with ssage To-
Don NJ ignei 10 make ample compen> ation and atone
inent ior the recent capture OF an American shin, at
ierceira Whether or not there is any foundation for
'hs Suggestion, - certaniy incumbent Go
VernmeGt, In ,'s case, to seek redress by energetic
measures Tor the insult TO its dag and the sroliaicn OF
ties. fvo,cfk ry~.,yJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.--Waned at the Central
q Seminary, in the County Of Hanover, 10 miles
from Richmond, the Mechanicksyille Turnpike Road
gentleman qualified to teach tho English and Latin
languages, Geography and the minor branches of Mahe
MATES for the next year. From rs TO 80 scholars may
be obtained. Those wishing 10 take charge Of such
school, will make il known TO Col VIM. Starkc, living
near the school-house, before the DIST of next
month, when election for teacher will take place at
the schoohouse. TIE DIRECTORS.
oct "a. 5i--w3wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

GLOUCESTER YORK RIVER LAND, NE
Va GROES, sc. FOR SALE. In pursuance of the will
OF Augustus Olivier dec. will positively be sold, the
premises, Wednesday the 18th November, 1920,
If fair, if not, the next fair day thereafter the valuable
plantation OF which said Olivier died posscssed-lyng
on York river, and containing about 1875 The
situation possesses all the advantages TO be derived from
River Astounding in the very best fish and oysters,
be obtained Immediately before the door. The soil is fer
tile and well adapted TO the growth Of corn, wheat bar
ley oats, cotton, &c. There is on Ii a fine dwelling
house commanding extensive view of the River;
gcthcr with the necessary out-houscs-aso small vine
yard OF the very best grapes. For health and beauty
this situation is not surpassed by any the River
This land aloins the estate of Capt Isaac Andrews gc-
ncray known by the name of Claybanl,-a mile below
Col. VIM. Joncs-separatcd below from Roosevelt estate,
by Aberdeen Greek, and is about miles from
the Courthouse All persons disposed purchase such
an estate, are invited to view the premises. Also
the day, all the negroes stock and farming
utensils of which said Olivier died possessed, together
with the crops of the present year.
| TERMS--For the land one third will be REQUIRED in
cash; annual instamens iorthe remaining thirds with
land. For the negroes, stock, SC. terms made known
the day of sale. The title il is believed will be I'M
questionable, but selling sheriff and committees I
delivered the Of sale are complied with.
JOHN FIELD, ID. S.
for III. l. Nutia Sheriff and Committee of the
| Estate of A. Olivier deed.
| The Norfolk Herald will publish the above weekly
times, and send their account to this Office for payment
oct d. 50-tds
| -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

FHNAN YARD FOR SALE.--By virtue of a deed oflrust
VI executed to me by David Lesucur the 5th day
Of May, eighteen hundred and twenty for certain
purposes therein mentioned, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of Powhatan County will sell, at pub
Tic auction the from door Of jordan BalIows Tavern
POwhatan Courthouse, the third Wednesday in No
vcnibcr next, at valuable property called Lcsueurs
Tan ard and Grocery, with all the land aud appurte
nances attached thereto, situated within half mile Of
the Courthause The terms will he known on the day
Of sale Acting Trustee will convey such title on
IL as hold under said trust deed.
oct ~. 5I-w3w' JOHN w NASH, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

n RAWING of the Union Canal Lottery of Pennsyi-
~ vania, 18th Class.
4 So 8 SO % 81
No. u 80 a-priZe OF $500, sold at
.- !. :. StfCKEr.S -UrrICE.
yiRGfNfx STATE LOTTERY
For the Benefit Of thu Richmond Dock ConIpany
Will be drawn in this City, Monday, the 9th OF next
Month, (Nogeiaber(
CAPITAB PRIZES.
$4,000, $500, 900, ,2OO iO22 3 OF 1000 &C. SC
Tickets Si Halves 2, Quarters 1.
For sale at
MICKLE'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
NJ Orders for Tickets in all the Current Lotteries
promptly attended to. Addrcssto
r. MtCKLE,
Oct 20. Alt Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

a CLERK WANTED.--A young man who can
"a well recommended for sObricty and who can
produce satisfactory testimonials Of his qualifications
discharge all the duties Of Clerk Of County and Supe
ror Court may obtain situation application is made
letter addressed 10 tho Post Master at Surry
Conrthouse. will he attended 70. oct ~ 5I--w3w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

dAAK PLKNK--We wish to contract for 40 " feet
& p white oak plank j. s. COSBY
oct. a. 5i-W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

SUBSTANCE nj Gov. GILEs'ss Aidress 10 the Erect
iics Committee, on Saturday, October the I'm,
1879 (1Iade al lis request)
Me. Giles introduced the address, by begging the
Cemuduce 10 be assured, that he felt high sense OF
I've bener conferred upon him by CALL present to
we ComnNae, ts views Of the interesting subjects
tten under its considerations; and that while IL would
give lin sincere pleasure 10 comply with the cal, he
hsd not The vanity to presume, that any thing he could
gay, would iDlnence the opinion. VOTE OF any mem
Der OF the Committee But he could GOT avoid xpress
iog the high satisfaction lie fe the spirit OF ibersty
harmony AMI concession, which hid marked the pro-
ceedings OF tiist Committee, fon their commence emf
70 the present time Nor could he help expressing N
ne same time the deep AMI regret he felt. at
she equality Of votes, approach 10 IL, which had
soeen gwen upon several Of the interesting sub
ysc's ss well by this by the other Committees Of The
Cohvenion--te could not, however, entirely suppress
tne nope, mat by psrsevefing in the friendly and
Iosra comparison Of opinions which had heretofore
beep manifested ~ the COMMITTEES nearer approach TO
unshmity might hereafter be had; or, at least greater
maories migbt be found Tor adopting some one course
OF neasugosMr. e.. then observed that in sxeeu'ing
me a-k he had undertsken be proposed TO pre- sent TO
the Committee nothing more than an oatins compen.
dous view OF the whole subjects before them az well
soef9uon. Relying upon the Intelligence Of every
me'nner OF the Committee lac proposed 70 adventure
vW h'us into mnuie Recommendation or argument, and
.oPeh mat each member would finp for himself o,a
w theron', the vac0ums, which necessa-
ny az end mere outline view OF this "a wei as every
ohsf suJs9'-MT. O. then Sad, be was himself deep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

" BIGGER'S Prize OFFICE. I'm
BIGGER again has the pleasure to announce the sale
HD OF three more Capital Prizes in the Union Canal
Lottery, Glass No. l2 the following are the dawn
numbers.
9 80 80 % 81.
Whole Ticket no. 4 % s3 Capital of $500
9 do. 500
y % 30 do. 500
Were all sold by the fortunate Bigger; one TO
gentleman OF Chesterfield; one sent to gentleman in
Danvile the other scd and paid to Young lady of this
city.
WASHINGTON CITY LOTTERY, No. 10,
Draws next Thursday 10Th inst and the drawing,
will be received at Bgger'S Office the Saturday fol-
lowing. $4,000 Capital Pyis
Tickets 81 only
" For Capital Prizes and cash at sight, send your
orders TO TEOS. 3. BIGG Err,
oct. "a 5l-2t Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

RICHMOND DOCK LOTTERY, 3rd Class
To be drawn at Richmond, on Monday the OH No.
vember, 1929
81 Number Lotiery-Iioht yro,,, ,2oyyo,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

IL persons having claims against the estate Of Mr..
"a Robert Morgan, decd. requested TO bring them
forward legally authenticated, and those indebted to the
estate are requested 10 make impediae payment the
executor wishes to close the business
JOHN II. THOMAS, Ex'or.
of Robert Morgan, decd.
ChnrInsic County. oct 81 5I-wfwr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

MTEGROFS FOR SALE--Wil be sold at Hanover
q Courthouse, on "Wednesday the 2Sh inst az being
court day II fair, IL not the next fair d,y between hr
~ and ioTty negroes, ali from the same estate.
oo, 2t TT WILLIAM BRUMIEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

besldes many other handsome prizes
Whole tickets 81; shares in proportion.
Cali or send your orders (psst pai to the Managers
Office, Richmond. Va. and they will be punctually al
tended to. YATES & NTsIMTYRE
oct 2t.- Std MANAGERS
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-07

No. Is.

The DELAWARE REGISTER is published every Saturday
morning. by A. s. H. Wilson, No. 1885, Market Street at
Two Dollars per annum if paid in Alliances otherwise, Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents.
Handbls, Cards. Blanks Pamphlets and Job Printing in
general executed with peatness and DESPATCH and at mode
rate prices at the Office Of the Register
No. Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-07


The wide range which the members Of the Acadc-
nv are entitled to for choice of subject leaves the
mind OF an essayst at a loss to determine upon what
particular one he will venture to appear before hls
fellows In the present case, bearing in mind the in
eresting and learned essays which have heretofore
been read in the Academy the writer of this if he
we're to suffer his mind to dwell upon comparison of
their merits, would at once abandon the attempt
But disposed. Us no doubt the minds of tie members
oil this institution are, to foster and encourage. rather
than cnncsc and condemn, the efforts Of lncXperis
cnned ess; visits, aud believing that they would prefer
the perform rec itself to apologies for its imperoc
tons, viii proceed to the subject Of the following
pages to wit =" Sketches Of he History Of the Sci
arc Of Botany"
The name Of this branch Of natural science is deri
we'd from the Greek woid Botayn. an herb grass
the science teaches us the properties, reations ans
general economy Of what is usually called the veget
bic kingdom
That men were led from the earliest times to give
some attention to the herbs and trees growing spon-
hneously around them, is a circumstance 50 natural
not to require that any thing should be said in proof
Of it. We may gather from the Jewish records that
Moses md Solomon bestowed much attention on
plants particularly the latter, Of whom it is said in
Scripture that /" he spoke of trees from the Cedar of
if'"iiJl W lllt illsaJp Ot Vi WALL
and many of the ornaments Of the splendid Temple
of jerusalem were limitations of some of the most
valued fruits and flowers II is certain that some of
the greatest men of every nation have given more or
less attention to this interesting science.
Among the Persians, their celebrated Iaw-gyer,
ZoRoA3rER, was extensively conyelsant with botani-
cal studies, and very minute in his Investigations the
same may he said Of liEsIoD, SoLoN, PyTHAGoRAs,
and CRATERAs, but more particularly IIYpocRATEs
and ARISTOTLE among the Greeks, all of whom,
though but pioneers in the science, made discoveries
which were of great utility to their countrymen and
to those who followed them in the same path The
ofuRAsrus, who iourished about 81 years before
Christ. was the avorite disciple of ARISTOTLE, and
an accomplished scholar; TO the knowledge which he
mad derived from the lessons of such master. as well
as rom the use of an invaluable library which that
muster, at his death, bequeahcd to him, he added the
result Of much personal observation, and at an advan
cei period Of life favored the world with a Phosoph-
cal work on his hvorte subject, entitled " The Hsto-
W OF Plants About 400 years afterwards he was
followed in the same course by DIAscoRIDEs whose
descriptions are accurate and more comprehensive
n those of his predecessors, yet his principles of
arrangement are scarcely less Objectionable.
me elder PMNy, who lived but few years AFTER
and who ultimately fell victim to his love of know
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-07
COMMUNICATED.

The following paper was read before the DELAWARE
ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCE, in September last, by
a Member.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16
General JOSE MARIA CORDovA,


London, Sept. ODD, 1929.
AS you will perceive, the opposition, headed
by lord Eldon and the duke of Cumberland. are
very bitter upon the ministry season of
scarcity, and continuance of the present de.
preston oitrade, might do omeihing TO remove
them from power. The duke pursues the even
tenor OF ms course, and frequently stops and
examines the caricatures ofhimself in the shop
windows apparently enjoying them as much as
another no man could be better fitted in
respect OF opposition for the pest than himself
he has 10 more nerves than the statue of 4cbji
les at Hyde Park corner, or the eoneslrian
gentleman at Charing Cross. He has indee d
caused Sir james TO institute suits against the
opposition presses, not that he cares for their
,'oe's luf 1t is said at the suggestion of an n.
lustrious person8as."
IL cannot be denied that England is, at this
''nle, III an unhappy state. The vast amount
OF her debt, and the danger OF ouemep,ino il
pIecludes the possibility of her going 10 war
Inns is the key to her remaining inactive and
snp'ne, while Russia is conouerinp Turkey and
acquiring the rad TO Syria, EgnDf and india
IL IS oeieved that a recurrence 10 the old ma
per system VIII, after the ensuing session of
fa'''ameht, take the place of the present cur.
ce"cy measures and perhaps the present FREE
TRADE p"hcy be abolished. Changes will
"'"S' oe MADE. ireland, thankst O'Connell
vac ~ ""s"ickefs, Is IN terrible state and
"'"""'Hc'af'"g districts of England are very
'u'oulen' and riotous. Still cannot IMAGINE
tor moment, that any mighty convnls,on p :,
be dreaded. The abolition Of tho E., H.
monopoly, and partial issue of small notes will
, procrastina,e, all danger to
'he institutions or the country.
Xo;-iou will perceive by the papers. which
VIII doubtless be forwarded to you. thai there
Is probability of peace between Russia
anu turkey The latter will undoubI e div be
eompe'ea to kelarge sacrifices. But do moi
~ any means, consider ~I,eace as certain. In
Ns,'., mere IS prospect of change of
will ensue. ' VI "'e'o'u''oh
MIR Washington Irving has arrived in town
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

American Fashionabies abroad. learn
ptvate letters from the south of Europe ''"'
an affair Of honor took place IN Italy, oe'".t a
an Italian Marques and an American gfh"e
man from the south. The origin OF the a 'i
mas not been sufficiently given, but it IS oe,'e,
ed that a fair lady is at The bottom of 1t"
account OF the matter states that TOOK T.,
on the back of the Arno, near Florence IN
Americas WAS man of fashion. a vii, a s'"'
lar, and with all, possessed handsome pes"
and dashiDg manners The English and QUE
foreigners became excessively jealous OF ",
success and bis ecidt. IN attempting 10 'h'o"
Tidicule over him be was nicknamed 'np
American Democrat who had not drop y,
blood IN his veins, nor grandfather III ",
| pedigree. The 4" democrat met those snte,
with inefable sang Jroid. His gaucheries iurns,
| ed plenty of material for sarcasm. Bat w""
cared he for lhat' He felt the divine G01mDs
| within him-he smied--he gsanted-h he su"5
(for he had good voice) he talked sentiment
| Oft languisbing Italian sentiment, and comp'e'',
~ cas-. his rivals in the shade.
tie was successful and happy, ill an i'a a'a"
| Marques, with pair of the most bewilcnnnms
Houstdche, encountered him one day. lps
dashiog democrat feared nothing, and ca,
ed for nothog. One evening at a corners:
'''at an incident ,fel 0at, on which G'a'F''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16


lhNfpllCE.-By virtue ola decree OF the
M G"n,tot Equity of Rockingham city IN c. }
made Fall Term, 1899, shall, expose TO sale,
on the premises. on Thursday the 9th Dccem.
Ter next, liaet OF land lying in the county Of
Rockingham, IN G } in the fork Of the Mayo 4
Dan Rivers containing about three hundred &,
hnv acres, beng the tract ofiand belonging to
the heis at law III NJ 'tgaret joyce The above
mentioned tract ofland contains about 100 acres
OF low grounds and is well adopted to agricuI.
tnral purposes. Those persons who are dis.
posed to purchase, will do well 10 call and ey-
anime for Themselves. as few such tracts of land
are thrown into market The purchaser will
he required Ia give bond and approved spcuri-
" payable in six, twelve and eighteen months,
Tor the purchase money. The title of said land
will be reserved until final decree in the
suit of Jno Ii. joyce and others, against Pleas
ant Black and others.
VIM. FEWEL, G. M. Z.
Nov. Is lno7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

MOIICE.-Losto ON the road between nv
~ house IN Amherst county aud Lyn chhurg
on the 18th INST POCKET BOOK, containing
bond on Seaton II. Loving aud Wilson Peters
for - 80, dated 22nd June last, and PAYABLE
22nd Inst one on oeaton II. Loving, dated and
due the same time for $40. SO; one on John
Richardson Tor : ii 90 on demand, dated in Oc-
'ober last which said bonds, caution all per.
sons from trading for, and those who owe them
lot TO pay them TO any person but to myself.
DANIEL b. DAY.
Nov. 10. IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

lNfOllCE.-By virtue OF deed Of trust, ex.
IL ecuted To tie subscriber by jobs Cole
ma", bearing date the --- dHy of July
1926, aud duy recorded in abe Clerks olIicr
of the County Court al Amherst, for purpose,
therein expressed viii sell, at public auc,ior
for cash, At the courthouse Of the county o' Am.
herst, on the Dist day Of Dec, mJrr, 1880, the
following valuable Slaves, viz b n, Nelson,
Winston, Madison, Newton, Render, MulIey,
Jack and Henry, or 40 many Of The SAID ne.
groes will be sufficient 10 satisfy aod pay The
purposes of the said trust deed The above
mentioned negroes, or the most of them, are
young, and The most Salable kind aud worth
the attention of purchasers The title il con.
slde'ed the very best, but as 1 am acting as
Trustee, only shall convey such as is vested in
mr.. JOSEPH PENN, Trustee.
Nov. Is tdsD7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16
HEWSON'S OFFICE.

I'yHUHUHIR, NOV. TO. Ib2Y 7
Drawn Numbers in the Richmond Dock Lotie.
ry, Class No 3.
80 81 % Is DO 20 47.
Vest your small prizes in The Grand Consoida.
ted Lottery, No. II, Capital $1,000 and U.
MON Canal, No. l3, Capital $50 900. If YOU
have any respect lor your purses. step in at the
E." Cottage, THIS Day, and you may be re.
warded for your attention to" Dame Fortune. u
Remember the fortunate aud prompt paw Office
OF b. w. HEWSON.
where Nos lS 81 the Capital prize Of s., OeO
was sold and pdid short time since.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16
rFron the Missouri Repub liesn !

4 Jackson Comp iiaiem 10 HE people Of M
,ouri W hen the Washington papers first an
uuuncrd thai John Ward nf Missouri was np
pointed Consul nj Ctihuahua IN NV Mexico
thought there must be Two nsu oi that name,
for could not brlirve that Pre- ideni Jaekaon
would knowingly ill an Important commercial
Office with n proiessed AID notorious gambler
But, on inquiry, Tie shameful tact IS faleed N
to bcliG learn that ihefnew Consn u the
same identical John Ward VINO lay ~ tho St
Louis iaii some weks. la.t spring, rathar tnan-
testify agaiust the eeepef oi a faro bank be =
cause as h. alleged, ne could not testify with
out eliminating himself \ gambler by trade,
= man nptofioo, lot many years pas as the
hahilual kerper II gaming tables, - lpnored
with the confidence u he pr sell AdmlnlstIa-
ton. and IS elected from among the ciiIze0s
Of Missouri, as the moi sntabls person -
represent this country ia 1t. c'mf1 efciai rim
tons wuh one of the town. III Wv Ne Kic0.
The inland trade 10 Mexico Is considerable aud
daily growing into impol lance, and some of our
most respectable oluzsns ME eagaRt Il Ia IL
WHIST Wi they thluk Hnen they find larlr
merits overlooked, aud see man tinker from
the faro banh the placed OWE ihem n tho
Consulate Perhaps the ptea ent dll not
B. now that by he laws of Ml,senii h, Consul
Is liable Ia be presented by The Grand ldfy,
and spld AS = yaPIan,7 But what ofthnt2 lie
may defy the moral sense oi Toe pnnilr, IL
has the game IN his own hands, the odd Tick
aud all the hOnors whist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

the United States propose for the restoration Of
The territory. ~ tue event Of The money being
iepaid hut when we r. dec, upon the perseser-
ancr and assijuIfy viii which. since The se-
cushion Of he p f,dss, their establishment
have nnsn sd<isd IN sopih.wssierly direction
--foads having been traced. aud esoai- opened,
in such a manner as 10 admit Of their being
proluured Al once. =bpHld an extension ofisf-
riiory render adyisable--ihose leasi disposed
to a ies,lon the good laith of nations III find
reason 10 suspect that possession. II ooee obtaln.
ed. will moi easily be rel,nqoished.'
We leaye our readers To make tleir own
reflections on the extract. v y. dhier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

In Dayton, Ohio, at race recently, a fond
father set his boy, aged II or 10, on a horse
~hlcl, immediately reared up and fell back
wards IN the hoy, the hind part the saddle
coming on his breast, causing his death iusten-
tantonsly. The afflicted and beredred father,
Two DAYS after, again appeared on the race
GROUND. entered horse aud took part in the
sports of tie day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

HHeged Frnud.-A circumstance occurred
last week. which produced no small sensation
among some Of our most respectable auction
houses. II was occasioned by suspicion that
two individuals who conducted an adcion and
oommisuon business in Chatham street. had
intended TO delraud them out Of considerable
property purchased At their dlIertnisales, BY
giving cheeks payable nj a future day, WHICH
were ncver designed 10 he paid portion OF
the property was traced 10 Troy, aud found III
the pos o.s.pn of man, who, bong at the
time ~ tai riv was arrested, a. held TO bail IN
the sIin of 5000 rs an acconplice ~ the fraud.
II was alleged by HIN that he came honestly
INTO pos rssion Of the goods, and vas IN n"
manner connected with or prNy 10, any de.
sign 10 prrJetrato a fraud. The persons charg.
cd al the principals had been previously arrest
ed on civil process for large amount, aud
being unable to find bail, were closely conhncd
IN the Debtors Jai As they could mol be Ia
ken out Of the custody Of the sheriff but by a
wit hdbeds corpus, they acre suli 10 ~
main until It shalt be necessary To bfing them
beio,e he Court Tor trial They positively
di,caim any design Of wifully delrauding their
creditors, aud alIsgr that no difficulty would
nave pccn red IA complying with then engage.
ments had ihey not hecn prevPnledfr2m arpro-
p,iatng III" funds provided for their checks.
The case will be tried at the present term of thu
Sessions n. Y Jour. of COM