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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
NEW ROAD-.NEW BRIDGE-aPP OlLaT
TOX RIYER

NOIlCE.
VIEW RORD-NEW BRIDGE-aPP OMIT
TOX RIVER.
a tOUNTER-PErITIONS,fr from the counties OF Din.
~ widdie, brunswick, Amelia and Chesterfield will
De presented to the next General Assembly to the
ing OF The DAD TO cross APpOmattox Puryears cor.
ner IN Amelia about one and half miles above Robert
son old mil! seat aud 10 fall into the PETERSBURG road
al Moodys tavern in Chesterfield Id, as mentioned in the
nolce published in the Enquirer, signed by John p
Boiling Robert Cousins and others. These petitions
In case oil Legislative nterposon, refer to the Exeter
manufacturing mills. on Appomat1x, as an eligible
pi"ce ior bridge TO be erected where bridge or
ry have been supported for many years. and public roads
on eSch side, long established. Also re il made
TO new road and cite for bridge on the river ve
ry short distance alto Exeter mills as designated on
Goose Island ioberison's) in Amelia aud Randolph' a
land in Chesterfield, by fOurteea commissioner two
from each of the above four counties and two from
each OF the counties of Nottoway, Lunenbutg and
MeckienhuIg, specially app inted by the General As.
senoiy, uuder special law, authorizing these commits.
soners 10 make out and cause 10 be opened with The
agency OF courts Of JUSTICE direct road to the Rich
mond market, for the benef, OF the people of certain
portions oil the said seven counties The situation of the
country south oil Appomatiox will clearly demonstrates
'na' ei'her oil these two positions would promote the
puoiic convenience in important degree in The
seven counties named, than bridge higher I'M the
hiver as Is proposed by the road in question being on
The North side of the River, only about five miles he
10" BevPs bridge on Appoma,tox, in the most oirec,
land rout ARCHIBALD TuWEATT
WM. II. ROBERTSON
In behalt OF others, well in behalf of
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AWILL be sold for cash, publicly, on the premises,
w on Saturday, the LIST day OF January next, i
lair, not, the next fair day ihereaer tract of land
lying in the lower end Of Caroline, called Beverly
Place, conianr by es,imstou $50 acres and convey
ed ny HeDy Woodland and Thos. RI. Woodland 10 Rich
atd Gaines and William Armstead, Trustees for Rob,
- flames and John Gaines. The said land IL very fer.
uie, aud well adapted TO the growth Of Indian Corn
lotion, OHs &c. The trustees will convey only such
,lue ass vested 10 them, though they believe the tile
TO be ndisputabe. we
RICHARD GAINES,
Nor. 30. 70 ia
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Oct. Is.

DOLLARS REWARD-I will
III give the above reward any person that will deliv
er me- or secure in any JAIL negro man by the name
OF Harry Jackson OF copper colour, about feet or
ihehes hieh, and about 81 or years OF age. When
he absconded had on dome coatee and grew mania
looms; he has wife at Mr. Frederick Clark's Manches-
ter, Chesterfield County. Heisexpected to be DESTROYS
10 make his escape down the James River, and was
when heard from last near Turkey Island Informa.
ion will be directed TO
CHRISTOPHER T. BROWN
near B0wles's Post Office, Essex County, Va.
Nov 26 20 ,s
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IN CHANCERY:-Mee kIenburg County, Angus,


II Court, 1899
John S. Burweii, Blair Burweil, P.yton Rap,o,uh
Butwell, as well in his right Adm'or Of Eliza.
beth Burwell, dec, Jane b. BurwelI, Martha C. Field
her own right as Ex'or Of Samuel Goode, dec. John
). Ravenscroft, surviving husband Of Ann s Raven
scroit, dec, Eiis l.. Tabb and Elizabeth B. his wife
John Tabb Trustee for the said Elizabeth b. Tabb
Richard Boyd aud Psnthea his wife, and Alexander
Boyd and Matilda his wife, Phd,
against
Lewis Burwel, surviving Ex'or Of Lewis Burwell.
dec and Spotswoot Burwe Ex'or OF Armistead Bur.
well, dec, who an Exor OF Lewis Burw-ll dec .
and Anne Spo,tswood Taylor, late Anne S. Burweil
Isaac Read and Panthea his wife. Charles Surdevapt
and Lucy A. his wife, late Lucy A. Burwell John s
Elton and Sally I. his wife, late Sally T Burweil, WIN
well, Matilda Burwel, John A. b. Burwen. and
Christian b. Bnrwe which two last are infants under
age, by Charles Sturdivant their Guardian children
and devisees Of Aruse,d Burwe, dec, also the said
Lewis Burwel. as well in his own right as Adm'or
Nc of Henry II. Burwell, and the said Spo,tswood
Burwell in bis own right D.fdts
This came by the consent OF parties this day. to
be heard upon the bill OF the complanants and the an
swer OF me defendants and exhibits, aud argued
oy counsel: On consideration whereof IL is Ordered
ana Decreed, That Levi, Burwel, surviving Exor OF
Lewis Burwell, dec, and Spotlswood BurweII Ex'or
OF Armistead Burwell, who an Ex'or of the said
LEWIS burweil, dec, do render au account between
mem and the Estate OF the said Lewis Burwell dec
before Master Commissioner Easley who is ordered to
state. settle and adjust the same and make report 10
'he court, In order to a final Decree. Copies. Ties O.
EDW'D L. TABB, C. C.
49,, Commissioners Office, March 18th, 1880
Inc parties interested in the sc tile me nj of the ac .
counts directed by the foregoing ORDER are hereby
nouheo, that the same will lie taken at the Tavern
OF Alexander Boyd, in Boydton on the first MONDAY in
Deeemoer nex,-A, which time and place, the parties
W." P'ease aUehu, with their evid. nce prepared for
sen,ement. WIN. b. EASLEY, NJ C.
80 10 46-wSw
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NoTiCE committed Of Amelia county on the
t ON Gay OF september last. Runswsy, who
ess himself Ben about for yfve years age,
chts nigh OF yellow oompeIon has on the rsht
side Of his head by sea and saws he BELONG 10 ~,
Meditation, trader who him in Richmond vs., wher
he was 'od y DCyd Overly Of Granville Carolina
owner requested TO forward prove properly pay charges
as k MN away Of he will be dealt with according law.
NV 5Sr8w VIM EGGIESTON
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NOTICE.

NUTTIE.
HXANING administered the estate Of William
n a Holland, late merchant 10 the county of Buck
iughsm; the creditors Of said Holland are re1uesed n
make known their claims duly suthe ndcaed that pro
vision may be made for their payment.
WILLIAM J. BERRYMAN
Nov. 30 50-5.' Atno'or Of w HoIlsnJ
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a EoRN OATS FOR SALE.-OD Wednes day, the
" 18th oil December, shall ofIer public sale in
Amelia, on the plantation lying in the fork OF Flat
Creek and APpomatiox River, $50 barrels of corn and
or 5000 bushels OF oats iu the straw. credit until
the let OF August will be allowed the purchasers on
their giving bond with good security.
J. N. FAULCON
Nov. 80. 59-2awtI5'bD
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" lkOlNlA AT Rules, holden Office OF Nh, Sr
Ieor Court Of Ch,necy for the Richmond District th, 1T
keart, - ~ pIg rus
ogsin.t '
Gervs Ster,, and Martha his wife, Li,ebeny H. Roy and
TtS "l' WIZ, anu v'hef Deldt,
Inc defendant, Littbry H. MO''y and Loua p hi. wife
entered ihsr appearance, ana
he ACT oil Assembly aud the Rules Of h. Court
'lseoty yidencstbe IL inhaLiant. count W
as Odered That the said defendants appear here IN.
day OF the ueIt January Term aud the PLANT
ahd mat cory Of this order be forthwith
per published an the City cf Richmond,
and posted OF the front of th, Caps in the City
cory. Te,te, WM. G. PENDLEroS DC
Nov
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Commissioners Office, !
Richmoud Oct iSfh JSoO

parties interested will please Take notice that have appoint
ed me 22 day OF November account,
ca 10 the foregoing order CT court which d,y o'clock A. NJ
he pahi1 required to attend this Office
cuehsr' ana documents, from which TO produce the
o. h'm including the tydeSee io the dignity Of all
Peid ~ HIM administrator Of Thus Tsbh credo
OF rho rsbb dee required al the time
uhrt OF mo amount and dignity Of the debs
"e ~ 'Gppee'"'y' HILARY BAKER, Com.
V Al LII
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n OIlCE-Was committed 70 the Jail OF Chester
held county, on the 9Th August last, as runa-
way, negro man who calls himself Sam, is about As
years oil age feet inches high, most OF bis teeth
out before, colour black, particular marks or scars
and says he belongs TO the estate Of John Walton Of
The county OF Sufry, in the State of North Carolina
The owner is requested to forward prove proper
y p1y charges and tke him away or he will be DEF t
WIZ according TO law. JOHN -. GOODE Jailor
Oct NV' 5O-wI2w
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IN onANoENY:Io oooenanl county 0sa1, l9a Of Jul

Il 1880 ' N'''' -" VI Jul
Ann Wyatt Sarsh Wyatt Mary F. Ware, Samuel w HMri. and
Seiy VI ms wife, benjamin Harris aud p hi, wife
tina Ware Grief Perkins aud Clara wife Macy shelton
Hardin PeIkn. aud Sarah A his wife, kin. aud
M h. wife, which said females all grand John
against
Ann ii Fowler, William Harrison and Susan hi. wf
ehArdon and Betsy his wife, which females chill
W 'o"h ware, Gee Drfd
TINS day the Plaintiff by their hill
asan't The defendants, and The sail defendants
he appearance. and given security according If A.,
semby and the Rules Of this Court
faction Of the CONT thsty inhabitants Of this
wealth On the motion Of the Plsnth. Attorney IL Or
IGat The said defendants do here day
January court next aud answer the bill Of the plaintiffs
copy OF this order be forthwith
printed in the City Of Richmond, for month And
also posed st the front door of the of th. county
ooIy' Ie'e w. MILLLR, O. u. @.
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WOE committed 70 the Ja Of Norfolk Borough Runaway
- on We !Sh OF Fehrusy $780, negro msn, who he
5ie 70 ne THOMAS EVANS, aud hst he the
GSy Of PbaJeighs Thoms' Of light complexion FIVE feet
inches high, between twenty ani twenty ysss old
me owner Of The sbtye negro any will
Py With the law IN such cases Otherwise be will be des
lav directs. N. CURRIER, Jilor.
Oct. ~. fg-wtsw
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a me UNDlVIDED EIGHTH PART OF THE
W COLUMBIAN MILLS FOR SALE-Porsusn,
decree OF The Superior Court Of Chancery for the
hahnonu nIstfici, Proeounced on the 18Th dav of A.
pfi, io7u 10 ths case Of Moore We. Bell shall pro
eeeo 90 tuesday the lib day of December, 1890 a,
eoes' on the premises in the City OF Richmond 10
oner pr SAFE al public auction the highest bidder on
feai OF six, twelve and eighteen months one undi
Voed eighth part Of the Columbian Mills with The an
puIenanees conveyed by John Cranberry and vile 10
william and Philip Hsxall, by deed bearing date Inc
ga day o. August, 1909, being the interest OF John
BEL !hefein-Bonds With approved security reoured
ADD The title retained until the purchase fnonev he III
paid. GUERRANT M 9 r ~ ~ SIS
NOV o. 0%-hs OF one n his Depuffes.
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WAS committed the Jsh Of Norfolk Borough as Runaw,y
W on The 1T dy Of Fshfea 1880, negro osn, who i
u be JOSEPH JOHNSTON aud born nee IN
the county d su"I State Of Delaware J9,eph shout 80 yes
n Eve feet eight inches high black complexion
been following the for ps' The owner Of The ,v
negfoh sty will forward sni comply with the law in such
esfes olef,sise be will he dest with the aw direcfs
Oct &c. 40-w12a N. CURRIER, Jsier
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p UNAWAY in JGi.-Was committed to The JsII
h@ OF Cumberland County, Ws.) on the FRS, day Of
July last, negro woman named JANE WHITE. Eve
feet IL inches high, of dark complexion, about 81
or ~ years OF and says she is Free and was
IN The To"n OF Petersburg. But, not having any proof
ua' she Is Tree, the owner is requested come for
ward, prove property pay charges and take her away
or she will be dealt with as the law directs
s. II. PARROCK,
sept "a 4O-w3mT Tailor of Cumberland Counfv
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CHANCERY:-Ats Court held for cumb,rIau County thu
Isl day Of October, 1890 ~ "
Reuben Johns, ador of Joseph john. dec. plG

Lucy 9iunon Benjamin Woodruff WHO with Judith
johns Mildred Tnsy formerly Johns, Charles Roper and Mar
INA has WIFE, formerly Martba Johns, Jvhn Johns A,x,nder
ihoms: Johns Gavin Bennett and Ley his WIFE William
DANIEL Guardian for +. Tinslcy George Tin,ey Jamr
d. M, and Frankly hi, wife Allied T,u.lty and Rlrsd T ms
yehden and representatives Of Charlotte Tn. dec former.
y tr yonh', Defdi..
me defendants, Benjamin Woodruff Judith hi, wife and
Oh Roper aud Martha his wife, having their sppear
ane aud svsn security according to the Act Assembly aud the
ue' OF TINS Court Court
'hy sre NOT inhabitants OF th, Commonwealth Ordered
'aid defendants do appear here the DAY
oeT Court next and the hill aud that coty
Of THIS order be forthwith inserted N.w.parer
he cry ." Richmond Tor two month";. another
copy be posted the front door Courthouse two sue
e'sT' court dey' copy. Tese p. II. NUNNALLY d. c.
-xgx
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VIRGINIA AT superior Casnos,y holden at the
" Capitol IN the City Of Richmond, the twenty third day
Pt"' l6So.-John T. Boiling, Pitd.
Pser Binord John Dunlop, Nathaniel A. Crenshaw William
BNkdas aud Thoms, Boiling Tsbb, Thomas Tabb
geo. an Ei'nt'y william Old, specially assigned his GUARDIAN
Dtfdts.
ms Cause esme this dsy 10 be heard the the
psie ny their counsel, bill EXHIBITS and The
Fnth d. missing hi; bill to the defendant Cenhsyv whose
interest III the SUBJ controversy hiss ceased, the com
Of THIS SUIT aud being argued COUNSEL the other
Ph'es the Court without deciding Of the sonoye
" doth order that Of the
me Pnth administration Of HI. hte,ste e.s and Of tbe re-
estate OF the SAID httstae Thomas Tabh, bis hsaso after
publ sioc all efedCs Of the debts remaining
unpaid uue om the said int state, aud Of the dignity deb
winch were due om the neae at his death, I'M
mat be report the 10 the Court shy
Peoia'y td deemed peftnenly HIMSELF which may be re-.
qu"eu "y tue Patue' I" be so stat a cory. Tcte,
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CHANCERY- court he'd for Prince Edward county
Il October the 18th, 1890 ''
William DHgbtw.l aod Nancy his wife, plt6
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/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rule. ia the CI, Ik, Oace
OF We''mo' end county court Monday the day Of Otto.
'' .o hOusi o. hu'I Phf
M Hs kny, William DsuieI aud Autons Daniel E,,,h.,h
Guard an, ad tem, i,sI,,. "e'
Coneliu Beatty and Jane r. hi, wife, Richard
NJ Hakny aud William Daniel, th, an
peafanoe aud security according Of Assembly and
me rules Of this CCuit anu appearing by satisfactory
th ty are not inhabitants of this On the motion
o. the Plaintiff Ordered That the ,ad Deendsu do spresr
before Justices Of the County Al III,
courthouse onthe fourth MOndsy December and answer
ON o. me Panh aud that copy Of this Order be forthwith
ia ,ne Richmond Enquirer newspaper published in
Oty Richmond for months and sn.tber COW
al tue front door OF the Courthouse OF county
ne0by' ie'e, JOSEPH s. LYELL, d. c. w.
=AsAu
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II CHANCERY AT rules taken in the CIrrk,s
OF Oct. 1890 ' WV ~" Va!
James McDearmon, and Mathews s. MeDearmou,
against f'hs'
S1reh Jenkins, widow Of Obadiah jenkins, dec, Hen.
~ Y. jenkins, WIN. NJ. Jenkins VIM p Haitian and
Ezaoeth his wife, Samuel Morga an and Ann his wife
yohn NJ Jenkins and Sarah bis wife, Richard jenkins
Frances jenkins, Martha jenkins, Mary Jenkins and
nolhas jenkins and Henry Y. jenkins, admor OF o.
Is ,enhins, uec. Debts.
The defendants VIM. p. Hatton and Elizabeth his
VIZ, no' having entered their appe arance, aud given
security according to an act of the General Assembly
ana the rules OF this court, aud il appearing that ibs
are not Inhabitants OF this Stae On The motion of ih
ram ms by their Attorney, II is Ordered That The
SAID defendants VIM. p. Hauon and Elizabeh his wiG,
80 appear here on the first day Of Dece Court ne
and answer the PLAINTIFF bill and that cow of ,b;s
order be forthwith inserted in some one of The nnh
newspapers, printed in the City of Richmond for two
months -uccessvely and also posted al the from, If
ne e. courthouse OF this county. Copy Teste,
oee ~ F-wsw b, J, woRsHAM, C. C.
VlkGiNIA;-At Rules holden in the Clerks office
OF the Superior Court of Chancery for the Rich
mona District, the h day OF Oct, 1890
wealth Of Va, Die
against
Pleasant Winston, Hazlett Kyle and Lucy Ann his
wue' George Winston, Thomas Winston BENJAMIN
j. Harris, Dabney Morris. and Deba,ah Ann Kicks AN
iufant, and other n "a, "
Inc defendants, above named, not having entered
theH appearance and given security according 10 the
ACT OF Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and il am
Peang, by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
habtan's oil this Country: 1t is ordered That the said
9enuahts do appear here on the 6r,t day Of the next
January Term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy OF this Order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the City of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted the front door of the
wM. G. PENDIETON, &C.
Oct. Is. 4sNwsw
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Il 1850 ' ' ~~"" >o'"
William Sta ke Bowling Stake, Lucy Stark Thoma, DUR.
nu RANGES ms who France. Se, I'm
ne ms wiie who Adtne Stake, Dels Sta Chsrct,
and JOSEF A. Lesf infant by Pulp Is. Winston b..
s"Sioao al Wsm, Pim,
ueny White and Mary Stbrs,hey bis wife, who wa. Mary
Shrsshley Stark aud John L.shes hi, wife who
Jsne Stake, 49, n'GI,. ''
cay cane me plaintiff, by their COUNSEL
cause snd the defendants having
% su SVEN security according to the Act Of Assembly
ue oi ms Court, and appearing TO the
C1u that they not ,nhsbtsn OF sib IL Or
Ihs the 'sd Defendants here Jan
our, n,x TO answer the SAID Bill aud that copy this or
ne forthwith inserted IN the Enquirer, in
he y Of Richmond month. and b.,
copy he posted at the font door This
AGONY I"te, PHILIP ID. WINSTON, O. H. O.
-'N'' 70. So -wSw
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VIR6lNIA,Ats Superior Court Of Ch.nee,y holden At the
ospsSi "a the Ony OF R'ehmood, the 24h June, $50
ySsePn sSphsn and Mary bis wife, Frederick Wolsy and Eli
"a III. wle Nancy Hackney aud Jane s. Hackney Pha,.
John Napier and Moses O. Napier Admor, Of John
Wlism thxpsri'k and Dolly his wife, W;I,.on LAIN
Wn:on John T. Fitzpatrick Polly o. Fspsr k and John N
T., Defdt.
ssd 10 all the defendants, TIE Of Jop
NsPsr dec, the OF tn. said so with the
cation thereto and exhibits and by On con-
whereof the Cout doth Oder That the
spt snd nocs Napier rsnle account OF their
uon % sns Estate ihe lns:se before Of the Ccmm,on
t "i 'e Oou who directed state aud
sad account sud report the the with
by the PARTIES To be stated.
June 26ih. 1880.
The plaintiff Frede lex Wofley having thi, liz, an Eli
wVey h, WIDOW h,vSs a,.r~stf.d with GsOrs. w Me
Lelo the Ooult doth Order be
me n.%e,of the said George W. MeLsn aud Er hi,
oe IN all things N the plight aud condition, il was al
ume oil the marriage aforesaid. Copies. Tr.,,
WIN. c. PENDLEToN, c. C.
commissioners Office, Richmond. .Noo 18th 1889
The parties interested will please take notice. hist APPOINT.
e ''h dsyo Jauusry next the
.ne foregoing ode, Of Courts which dy s,s O'clock NJ,
mey are required TO attend ee, with their
counts aud uehs rea5y Tor examination and and
OF the
Nov. IS 81 w8w HILARY BAKER, Commissioner.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13
MR.. KINGS ANSWER.

NIX. hlNG'S ANSWER.
We present this morning the Sd part of the answer
of Miles King
One of the charges which bore hardest in appear
ance against Mr.. King IN KenGa1ls Cd Report, was
that relating to Scranton's stone. More than. one
person has said Us, that whatever he might dis
prove to other charges-it was impossible for him
to acquii himself of that; clearly did they think it
proved by the testimony OF Commodore Barron! It
turns out however, that M+. King is so manifestly
right in what he said in relation to Scranton's stone
that we presume Com Barron himself will admit it
may even the 18th Auditor. Baron meant one par
eel of stone, King another.
The issue of the investigation upon this point a
Scrantons stone, more than any other circumstance
IN the history Of the controversy is calculated TO
waken indignation at the injustice, the garng inus-
hce OF the crew of reputation assassns, who have
exercised agency in 1t at Washington. Mr.. King
charges the Government tor parcel of stone paid
10 by him, or which he had induced the Bank to ad-
vance the money for. and for which money, the Gov
eminent had made him responsible the Bank he
adduces the evidence of Mr.. Wilkinson that the stone
had been inspected and reeeived--Mr Auditor Ken
dali rejects the item, and Com Barron gives testimo-
ny hat the stone had been condemned, that il had
never been received, that il was still on the wharf
and in effects all NJ. King had said about it was false
and fraudulent Hero fine opportunity for the
gentleman f"frmness and clear mind" the factotum
OF The Administration, their saaried assassin of char
acter, to plan' shaft in Mr. Kings bosom. 1t must
be confessed palliation of his eagerness in inct
ing the wound-thot the evidence seemed strong, al
most irreragablc, against Mr. knight could mt be
believed, that Com Barron, follower of arms,
1c ,,t,f r.
would permit himself to be mistaken in evidence
initiating against the fame of fellow-citfzen--
evidence given with much positive particuIsrity
In the character we say, of the witness and his
testimony, some allowance is to be found for Amos
Kendall.--Notwithstandi Com. Barron's unhcs-
tatng evidence against Mr.. King that the stone
was rot received, that it still lying on the
wharf, that It's appearance proved Mr.. King to have
mlsrepresented facs--it is now as palpobie as the
Gun II tue Eeavcrs, that tie stone .Gs receiyed