Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

DEAR Sin:
FlNpING by the public newspapers, that the new
constitution was adopted, and that under ii, we
should bave an election in conformity thereto in Oc-
tooer next aud that ali OF the present Judges should
remain m Office until the termination Of The session of
e FtTst Legislature elected under this Consolidation
ana no longer. came here few days go intending
10 direct the making out of the argument docket Of
the next term. with view to dispose of as manv Of
the cases, could be done while the old court
miSht continue; but finding most of the lawyers
gone nave declined staying longer, with a view of
commencing this work Tomorrow, clearly per-
coving, that my expectations could not be answered.
SO that, shall leave town to-day. There would DO
no occasion TO make this explanation in relation 10
this natter but for having frequently said during the
last session OF the Court of Charcery that such was
my intention.
You're, most truly,
CREED TAYLOR.
Richmond, .4uguSt 3lSt, 1880.
L AMEs, ESQ.
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| kceran q Fisher 81 Bait, Argyle v. Miller, g. Mi
chauxv Mosby, see the provisional DEGREES which
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