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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-09

" 3GiNnA .Ats sppuss Court Il cssnessy ho.issa ras
Cspsoi "a the CHy of ksshmond, The yth Jane 1880
Joseph sph ms aud Mary hs % Frsdsr'sk Weifisy and E
IA hi. wife, Nancy uaekaey aud Jsus 4. ssknsy Phas.
against
John Napier and Moses o. Napier Admo Nspisrdee
William Fitzpatrick aud Dolly his wife, Benn
Fitzpatrick, Defita
Til. this day be heard eoa-
e'sed 10 all the defendants, the
Napier, dsc the of The
cation thereto, aud exhibits snd by
stetSn whsfte the Cont doth Oder That tn. defendan
Napier and Moses Napier Of their
v the Esae ct theu lnissIste before
said account .nd report the " thu
.y stated deemed pettno by himself which
by the rsitrs To be so stated.
June 26,h. 1880
Thepantf, rreie lex Wofi.y having departed this les
~ Wolisy, his widow, b. Me-
Len the Court doth Older, That this be hereafter
The Of the ssid George W. MeLsn Et.
ne 10 al things the plight aud condition.
"ase oil the marriage aforesaid. Copies Te.
WIN. G. PENDLETON, c. Q. &
C0omissioner's Office, Richmond. .N0u. 18th, 1889.
,L Interested will plssetke notice. that lave APPOINT.
co he h usy Of January the
IA III. foregoing order Of Court which o'cio M,
ey are ttqnm ed 10 attend
counts aud v1uoh-fs reaey for examination and with
hiet cop e. y. the Necessary
Nov 20 ST. wewHLARY BAKER Connissionsr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08

1928 rh dread was eeui.co IL November Is anc had be
LATED TO sey Hh The rcquson uni, January 1922 he
year No fraudulent delay could have flied him; aud 1t
would 10 s"ar ii he could claim the dement's of fraud be-
cause no mad the honesty not to attempt IT.
coonssis as, position thai rayng this overcsreo
MI King acted IN compliance with ctnnani of the Navy
NU"hnssnGcrs, which he was bound to obey.
IN the rs place. does appear that tho Navy Comms
s'oer> gave UGH command they informed him tina, rey
ma" "e'cf"ncti to allow Mr. Graham for tic hunt bread tie
prce Stipulated to he paid FOR bread required 1922? They
gave nun no command pay charge bread
maud was tire duty of Mr. King moi 10 obey The law
pscr'oes the manner in which a! be made Owe
aus accord,S to law the price which they spulae Us Il e
uhy lawful price No approval and command can justify
inc payment on greater price until the Contract ahross'ci
oy oomeen. authority Tho navy commissioners rere
ministerial officers the law constitutes them the Of to
Secretary OF the Navy in making contracts, but gives them
department may zarcsate and direct the
crs TO form new ones upon advertisement, according law.
10 purchase IN open market, but hecanno rsy deci
mo ayme" 10 contractor of Il an his contract
price 10 adm" s existence of such pow the mnis,e.
ocers OF the department its head would overthrow
the whole system which the law and leave the whole
subject OF contracts TO unres,raied sce,cu
me recently gave Me Ming statement that
III paying MT Graham the charge he acted accordance
with ,he" directions How those directions given has
King would have produced them AS nothing else has
produced presume the only directions given their letters
bread aud that they considered tie paynen, the ovccarse
on the bread actually delivered, substantial compliance
the charities Of this and could Mr. King produce
their psremp'oIy order to MIR Graham for his burnt bread
anee with that ordcr should require vouchers setting forth
the facts
Neither The Of Scranton nor in at OF Graham Ina.
INC government received receive
oil one cent The latter of charity, tile former
frosum'ns that your will disclose the which
mr. Ming has made his quarterly compared his
monthly have not thought necessary reply part
| the resolution
Unless something has escaped both mcmcry and research
YOU nave annexed copies of all the correspondent. sub
;ect OF tho resolution marked from I. to inclusive.
Very respectfully, your obedicut servant
. AMOS KENDALL,
Hon. Secretary of the Navy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08

cessary extracts and vouchers. were ro..,ori, G,r
n'shcd to the Treasury Department. a, Tho e,d os
each year. and from This it now appears r., ;,,.,aos
tic public to draw the inference thot those
ara vouchers contained the evidence of hs aef,,c..
t'on' and that as the Secretary of the Treasury nj,
i'ush took no steps TO remove him. or to recover Tho
money, that therefore, his default was tolerated
we oppose on the score of his being friend and
part'zan of Mr.. Adams Administrations
we shall not undertake to contradict Col r. in n
statement which he makes with so much postiveuess:
we shall however, enclose No of this DAVIS paper
TO Mt Rush. with the confident expectation that he
VIII have 1t IN his nower to show either that Col r.
Is mistaken IN Thu averment, or to vin,icate himself
F'nphany, from The inference, that the defalcaton
At petersburg, was known tn, and tolerated and bv
'es o'erated encouraged. by the late President or
oy "'seif' whose duty as Secretary of the Treasury
F" especially was to supervise Col. RS accounts
we 40 no, doubt IN the least, what the result will he
Meahwhiie 1t VIII strike every int elligent person ns
grossly absurd, not to cay utterly impossible: Tia.
even II Mr. Rush were corrup. enough to wink Mt
Practces SO Injurious to the interests Of the depnr,
ment over which he was bound TO watch under tb.
'host sacred engagements, he SHOULD vet be fool
enough to skreen delinquent, though a political
'riend at the expense of his oath and reput and
Ut the hazard OF an administration of which he was
proslnene member. This we say is so improbable,
thht 1T may be considered impossible.
we again nave to express our chagrin for publish.
ing the paragraph often referred to, and at the
ceSsity which forces us upon this explanation. w.
nope that all even the late Collector himself will seo
and acknowledge this necessity in the circumstances
stated. we have nisrepresented him as 10 the in.
ference he intended the public to draw or in his
puted statements to his acquaintances and fiends
VIII with the greatest pleasure, make any correc,
ltions.
f.S.-Those papers which published the paraerapb.
and the Petersburg papers, will much oblge us BY re-
publishing this article.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08

aSiASn Tue Lord Leu,suon has issued b an,a,ou
aac the 2ah OF April for the suppression of the "S.
cry oi rends ot Ireland and prohibiting the meeting ofthe
SAM assoc'a" or of part thereof under any name pre-
eN OF device whatsoever The suppression body
q''o unexpected, ana Il is understood been mea
sure adopted M consequences Of directions that effect re-
ce'vcd on tho Home Department II had great sen.
satinn In Dublin but iom its p1seoosv privilege of
meetings for charitable purposes prohibited aud il is
se"eny expected that agitation will again MAKE its ap-
il"araMce n shave hrn ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16
Lottery Office.

TIHE subscriber has taken the office over
 inc Litchfeld BookstOrr. two doors east of tl,e Court House, Litchkeld. where he will have constantly Tickets iD nM Glasses of the -Connecticut Lotteries, and where the Capital Prizes can at aIl times be had.
 Connecticut State Lottery, Glass No. o. Ertra. draws at Hartford. Friday, Dec. I7th. gIO, GOO Highest Prize. Tickets $s, shares in proportion.
 draws at New Haven, Tuesday, Dec. 9lst.- ssOOO Highest Prize. Tickets Sl, Halves 5G cents.
 NP An orders post paid enclosing cash O' Uriz. tickets will meet with prompt attention if addressed tO
 STEPHEN CROWELL.
 Lottery Tsnder. Li'chSsid' Ct' December IS "
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16
ColLector's Notice.

THE subscriber having reccired warrants l- to collect the Town and State Tax ef the town Of Kent on List 1899. (With the excep- ton of the town tax of New-Freston Secsetyl rss;acn,s liable to pay taxes tn said towns thst he Vvill attend to receive said tnxes at the s,0re of John w. SlassOn on the nth, at the siorr of Rufus Fuller on the 18th, and ut the inn of William 1T. Hopson on the 18th days of Jmnuary. 1884. from 70 n'cl0clr h, Nk. nHtil 4P. M. of each duy. Fees wIll be expected of all persons ncglecting this notice.
 JNO. H. ST. JOHN, CSIleetQr.
 Kent, Dec. (, 1880 3e
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16
NOTICE

\ S hereby given that the Board of Relieffor II the Town Uf LtchGeld will meet at tho house of Albert Srdgwick, innkeeper in said town. on the first Monday of January next. at 9 o'clock A. M. to bear nll appeals to them made from the doings of the Assessors. and to equalxe and adjust the valuations and as- sessrnpnt lists of said town. At the same time and place, the Assessors and Board of Relief will meet to abate the polls of infrm, sick, aud disabled persons in said town.
 STEPHEN RUSSELL, Board
 DANIEL GARRIrT, Of
 SIMEON SANFORD, } Reliet Liichfeld, Dec. IS, 1880 27
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16

UBy the last mail We received tho first numbel of large and neatly executed semi-weekly paper established Washington ciIy support The re-elec ton of Gen. Jackson, called "The Gobe," by Francis Preston Blair. This number IS almost exclu sivey filed with the Message of the President and its accompanying documents; but what little editorial matter is given is in style which very finely with the braggadocia or Duff Green, tO whom the new paper we presume IS to be a competitor.
 President Jackson's second attack on tire National Bank, has had the effect in the New York market Oi reducing the price ofthe stock orhat Bank from I3O to $l26 or $l26 5O-N. H. Register.
 INe Bunk ofthe United Stotes--It was hardly cx- pecIed that early n the Session of Congress, any decision should have taken place tn either House, which should have any bearing oN a question of so great importance that which concerns the renewal Ot the Charter ofthe Bank of the USited States. It came up, however, ycs,ertay--imcidenlally inreed hut stl substantivey, tO it's effect: The decision (lO8 67) to refer lhe recommendation of the Pres ident that subject the same committee report e against u at the last session, indicates, probably with few individual exceptions, las many the cxcep- tons being tue side the Other the strength ofthe question in the House ofReprcsentatives. of Ap- pearanccs decisive against any present action up the Executive recommendation; and (~hatevcr, at further sessiOn may be the ultimate fate of the question Of re-charlcrng the present Bank they Oualy decisive against the establishment ol Govern meHt Bank, the principles suggested in the Mess age.~ANdt. lnt.
 MARRIED,
 In Goshen, on the 18th inst. Mir lIalsey T. Bigalow to Miss Mary Bounds, of Torrngton. DIED,
 Ih this town, 0n the 8,h inst. widow Mary Cooper, g. On the same day, Mr Zachcus Sanford, 37-4-a revolutionary pensioner.
 In Hartford, Mr George w. Cook, 47.
 In SOuthhurv. kra MehitAhle M. (nNtleNa
 IA NOrwalk, Mrs Emily Lock wood, 9.
 In flartand, Mf Dewitt Clark, 45.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16
NOTICE,

RY order of the Court uf Probate for the A1 District of Litchfeld, will he sold at pub- lie vendue, on the premises. on Tuesday the 4th day of January, 1881, at o'clock in the afternoon, the whole of the Real Estate of
 GARWOOD H. BECKWITH, late of TorrinstOn, in said district, deceased, consisting of Barn and three quarters and twenty rods of an acre of Land, situated in said Torrington. in Wolcottvillc SO called, part of which is encountered by the widows dow CT, and all by mortgage.
 JONATHAN RIcHARus, Adm'r.
 By his attorney, URl TAYLOR. Iorring ton, Dec. II, 1880 E7
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16


 AT q Court cf Probats holden at Litchfeid.
 he llth day of December, isSO-P Present.
 Frederick Wolcott. Esq. Judgeo fsaid Court: TTPON the petition of Origen 8. Seymours U Esq. showing to this Court that he is ths guardian of Mary Y. Chsner, of Litchfeld, iH said Probate District. minor under the age of twenty y-0ne years and that said minor is the owner in fee Ofa certain tract of land ly- ing in said town. containing about forty.nrU rods of land, heinz part of the home lot of Si- las k. Cheney, late of said Litchfeld. deceas- ed, bounded north on highway, westerly oH Joseph Adams' land, sOutherly on land distri< buted to Charlotte Maria Cheney, east on ths dover of the widow of said Silas E. Cheney deceased. and land distributed to Silas K. son of said Sas E. deceased: and that said mi- nor is also the owner n fee of one undivided fourth part of the lands and buildings set ous to said widow of said Silas E. deceased. un- der the incumbrance of the lfe-estate of said widow therein and that said land is unprO- dnctive; and that said minor stands in need of the proceeds of said land to pay for her ed- ucatiOn and for her support; and that it is fer the interest of said minor that said lands ha s0ld-And praying this Court 10 empower hIm or some other meet person tO sell and convey said lands, on bond being duly given i0 vest the avails of said estate when sold as is required by the statute in such case made and providrd-as per petition on file, dated Dec. II, 1880, more fully appears Whersupon it Is ordered, that said petition he continued until tho 18th day of February AsD. 1881, Ht 2 o'clock in the afternoon; and that notice of this application be given by publishing thls order three weeks successiveIy in the newspa- per printed at LitchReld. the last of which publications shall be at least six weeks before said 18th day of February.
 A true copy of recoFd--certi6ed by q7 F. WOLCOTT, Judgs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16
GEORGE BOLEEs,
LEFT.

A T the shop of the subscriber, some time "A in the month of August, 1889, by sonae person unknown. for the purpose of being made into garment, piece of BROAD CLOTH. The owner is requested to call, pay expenses, and take his cloth.
 LYMAN GILL. Litchfeld Dee. Q. 1880 96
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16
TAKEN LIP.
NOTICE.

"ILL he sold at public auction, at the w late dwelling house of
 WILLIAM STONE, dcceased, on IhWrsday tke HSd day of tnstant December, unless previously disposed of tt pri- vate sale, two Horses, one Wagon and Ilar- ness one Cutter, one sett of Military Equip ments, Household Furniture, Wearing Appa- rel, &c. &c. belonging to the estate of said deceased. Sale to commence at one o'clock P. M. By order of the Court Of Probate.
 TRUMAN KILBORN, Adp'r, BrGdieymiie, Dec. 2, 1880 a7
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16
NOTICE.

TNHE Hon. Court of Probate foY the Dis- -A- trict of Litchfeld has limited and allow ed six months from the date hereof for ths creditors to the estate of .s... I. .a
 SAMUEL BEACH,
 late of Torrington, in said district. deceased, to exhibit their claims to the undersigned f,r settlement. All claims not presented within said time will be f0reclosed, and he deharred recovery. All persons indebted to said rs4 tate arc requested to make payment ilnmcdi4 ately to
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16
 THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, DEC. 16, 1880.

D@ To make rOom for the Message of ihe Presi- dsn.-he longest delivered by any President ol the United States-we have bccn obliged to exclude many articles in typa-among them the census Of thu different towns tn this state, communication the subject of" ignis sacer," and brief notice of ar clo in the New-Eaven Triad.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16

U" We wish with all Our hear, that Gen. Jackson could be transformed for brief space into printer in country printing office, ard be compelled to put in type with his hand the whole of his overlast. ingly spun out message. If that would"t effectuny cure him of again perpera,ing, procuring Mr Van Buren and Mt. Berrien to perpeirate for him, such another one as that with which are at this present writing afflicted, we done know what would. We should give him up as incorrigble. live had no other objection ,O his reelection, this would bc stuff. cient Co fix us.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16

Congress met on Monday of last week. In the Se- nate, Mr. Smith of Md. took the chair President pro Sens., Mir. Calhoun not having arrived. In the House, ihe rol called by the Ccrk-ll7 members answered ,o their names, al the Connec.icu, deega ,on incuded); as the Speaker was not present, but expected by the next morning, tho House not ganized. On Tuesday the Speaker appeared, though much indisposed and the usual preparatory commi,- tees were appointed. A. half past P. M. the Mes. sage of the President was delivered. In the Senate 5000, and in the House 6OOO copies were ordered to be printed.
 Tho standing committees of l'oth tho Senate md the House have been announced-bui VIC have no room 6or them this week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16

floe. William Smith, Senator from South. CarOli- ns, has been superseded in his office y the Governor Of the State, Stephen D. Miller The vote was for Miller 8I, Smith v, and blank. Mr Miller is a thorough going " nuIliGer" Mr. Smith was in favor of the preservation of the Union instead of embark ing in the schemes Of some madcap politicians in that Sla,e,-and on that account we regret h's de'eat
 Willie F. Mangum has been elected Senator Il" Congress from NorhCaroIi"a for six years fro" the 4,h of March next, iH place of Mr Irrde''. Several baOtings took place two or three days before a" election was had. Gov. Owen was his prominent compe,tor--om the last ballot, for M''ssum lOS, Ow- cn B4.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16

nF To the Editors of tho National Tntoigencer Ncw.York Courier, nnd Hartford Courant we nre indebted for early copies of the Presidents Message. We arc also, indebted to our Representative, Mr. Huntington, for copies of the Message and sundry other documents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16

HydroptO6ia.-Nearly two years since, ScsAS Beo,vx. ., Roxbury, then aou, l2 years sf sgs was b;,e. in ,Le evening while in bed by shank os her great toe oi the right foot, wh'eh Tor s""" tune was painful and sore, though h 500" he"'ed' and "oh'"g peculiar attended the wound or its symPtoms. On ,he 18th oi last month, (NOvemer.l she fell iaiO wa ter; ,he aex. day she much i"d,:p:ssd. and sp- s:~s' oS ...sc, she would shudder and catch fOE hss".h the Ss.t eye prO,rSded. and rgh. os swSl len; hsr eyes exhibited glas'y apps.Ea,n.rs. ou pouring water in her presence, sne woala ge ,aso @ ss.cudrnss. She appeared greatly distressed whea -,,cro~rLea ,. HwVuing can,lle-cOuld aotFwallOS -snd many olher tests Ol hydr"phoh'n were apparent
 - f ,h~ L;nd Alter her deccase heT Tgbt side wai Swoen, and parssularly hc toe inst had been h''isS -all which is supposed have originated rom 'h' bite ofthe animal .ne nIeDej -CemsSa"'eafes'
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16

The las, National IniellgcHcer brings Information of fiji. dea,h of Wm. B. ;aes, lae Governor Of ViT- einia, wto died iR Amelia Co""y' on tHe At" '"'' Mr. Giles ior a great ma"y years had bee" very prominent poIi.ician always ready to m'"g'e q" po cal strife. He was extremely ardent apd enthusiastic -henee swli eca tO make pna0y encm'as'
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16

CONTENT BEACH, Adm'T. LuRASDus BEACH, Adm'r. : TOrringtors Dec. 9, 1880 se7
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03
From the Columbia Telescope. Angus, e7
dinner at EdgefeLd to Mr. MN,

"
we can present only the regular toasts and r.s;s ,h
nave not space fer the volunteers Ed TpI0 a "e
On saturday the 18th inst. O'Clock numaro,, -. -
company eat down TO sumptuous dinner
Ra tne OCCASION IN style much bis credit by Mr. William
toasts were drunk altogether worthy If
The c ' senents They contain and of importance Of
''o oiisis 'hat mas elected them. "
REGULAR TOASTs
bring the be called
purity government to its original
= South CarOlina-Those of her sons who foo, e.
on. vast as eemen ought would see their au
her colours and raise voice Of 10 see nor strike
rest on his ne United StafesPeace and honor
;o me zee Prssident-Powerul IN reasoning
s. Om 10 ,ne equal rights of The oaols Uuioa
nmi as friend we honor For the n,sra we admire
uehs he has noby sacrificed his own PERSONAL ~, on
men, In struggling for the violated rights of his
county ne has thrown himself line beachw
fW M, 1,, @ln nm or triumph in glorious cause 80
two hours and half the delivery lie mnon occupied
CONSIDERED the idea of and bIoodsh.d %
PIosh ms speech entire when receive it in the sna
Union a', nao, are promised full report of
Soun Carolina to her rights TO preserve The T 10 restore
lie Crsts-We may encounter danger in ass,,,,
constitutional rights We must incur certain ruin m oT
f. Lhe Consultation and the Unon-Give us the fo
was when first ratified SOVEREIGN st.,s as
ao we VIII yield our hearts blood preserve the I,,
~ ConDenfton-T Those who are against IL e ia,.ef.
10 The people and afraid trust them oppose o'fe's
,~o.o Tor 'uHte,-A firm friend the Union h,,, IN
State 'a'ieoaoie rights of his native
~ .o"pes HdD'!Hon, JrIf ardor of patriotism , 80
IF nu unr'ng and judcous activity in the erea, c
% southern rights be regarded by an enlshe auso
years ~ Va ''ae ior the next two
H. rroests and MemoralsEnougb of ,fessana r. ~
pfesSoIS interrupt the pacific and cops;,uonai 49, o ,
TO Cons nov ooSe to redress grievances we point them
sI .h hngs Mountain, Eutaw and Suvan,s Is,a
m os mem we are the countmen Of Pickens Hiarou
rlg. he prospect before us.Nore but "hgb minds am,
served it. ''' i'o'e otners ever de-
sser states OF the SouhIdontifed in ;,,o,,,,
Out party spirit, aud prejudice can preven, ,b
~ principle and feeling in the great cause o Sohns
~ & 'ougn we should rejoice at their United and sa,i
oD p yet each state has clear right to redress
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03
$1,000
No. 10.
mo. III.
Lieutenant Shoots Letter.


Lieutenant Shoots Letter
U 5 NAVY YARD, GospoaP
do t,x.h,, -.-,:r -, $780, August 18th, 1880
40 hereby certify that Jefnes Wilkinson who was enorIo
90 10 inc stone foundation Of tho Ship House No n ,h;t
some line IN august, 1929 and infor,nsd IN
mar ne nad been directed by Commodore Barron To reco;~o
SOME stone sent over by Mr. King, that was HE ;
should have 1t hauled the intended 70
we ara. accordingly directed MIR. Potts TO send the Ss
cat's win the necessary number of laborers TO nerf
oone tune alter this period directed by Conoro,
70 nave this said returned wharf fro,
peen taken, and TO inform MIR King of the
WHICH did accordingly ''''''''c''
10 SHOOT, Ii. q. S. Navy.
No. II.
- e. - Mr.. DIeksons Bill.
~ ,S S,dtes Navy Department for contingent,
A ~ Sol, :, T K. Dickson, DR.
aug <o,h-FoT Storage Of 500 casks lime one o.. e,so
nPP'osseu-Ja Tnes Barron $3.50 ~"
N"oe-hr Kings letter No IL, was copied on the h1 ~
this bil) " VI
No. 10.
Mr.. Kings Note.
Sir Nv ,o,,, ,.- NORFOLK, 18th Sept 1929
Au 1855 your request as stated your TO me Of the f7
i;ns 700, agreed with Mr Dickson the s,oresss So IN
there s "Us yer month per cask the usual prcebm, ne
-, ZOO ~, upwards Of 500 casks which would have
If ISL, WI! Ockson put tho house at $3.50 which ;s -
am, very respectfully,
Yours, &c. NJII &c 4,r,-o,
Com JAMES BAnRov WILLIS MING.
" y. Yard
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03

lie Ar Sir:
NDlNG by The public newspapers that the ne,v
constitution was adopted and that nnder !, ~ ~
tnber nave an election in conformity thereto, in oc
/eas1 IN o6ce until the termination of ne session NJ
sse f"yt Legislature elected under This Constif,aon
ea9 no longer came here few days 20. intend;,r
20 ulrect the making out of the argument dockot -
ehe next term with view. to dispose of as man, ~
the cases, as could be done, while tho ia a %
might CONTINUES but finding most of the vOcrs
gone, have declined staying longer, with viey oS
commencing this work on to-rnorro,, - =, view Oh
ce'yng tnat my expectations could not be onswepod
50 ,as slal lelye town to-day There would be-
ms n matter but for having frequently said during the
my intention O""''oely' 'na' SUCH vas
Yours most truly,
CREED TAYLOR.
y Richmond, 1ugUst 31st, 1850.
~ b. Don't forget to let the parties IN the coscs
N ~ eeran O. Fisher v Bott Argyle v. Miller &, NJ
chauxV Mosby, the provisional DEGREES which
are intended to be entered in these cases. respectve
ep l-%'o0Sc G.. T.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03

- AZORS.-The subecr;hsr ~. s.'..szsss-.sEz
rev dozen Of those celebrated cold Pn,,I;hs,
's a."r warranted good. p. D. SANXHY."