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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01

virtue OF two Deeds OF Trust, cxecuted to Ioh AZ
Morris, and Marcella his wife the ens ny % as.
Gay o! January 1925 and the other on the
osyo February ls2s-and another Deed of Trust. ex
tbs all etoer, A. Claiborne and Charles s. GAY by
,oss " :" i"am l. MOTIFS, on the tenth day of Julv
lSzo-all of which deeds are recorded in The Hn,ny
Cout OF the city OF Richmond: we shall proceed n ali
for rad , on me Both day OF June next,
"a .eauy money, Tor the purpo.es therein MENTION
TWO Lots, pieces parcels of Land in the citv Of
I"lnohd known and distinguished in the plan of The
and Nv tS y mo. (sii three hundred and forty seven
NO Soozl three hundred and fifty two which were
conveyed TO the said William l. Morris. bv Tbomas
and Sarah his wife, by their deed bearn
GATE The 18th day u June, 1926 and admitted %, s
cord in the Clerks Office of the Court Of H"sr 20 re-
sad city,-and on which are now erected ex,e1siva
oIck buildings, usedas warehouse and for other nnr
known and distinguished in the pIsn o said ;, H.
number (S42) three hundred and forty.two. nuybey,
tnlee hundred and ortyhree (343) and number three
hundred and forty four (344) with the bniIdns. CO.,
monty called Shocko Warehouse and an ohn h oun
ings and improvements thereon; which pronertv va
conveyed to the said William Morris by two several
oeeus Tor undivided notifies thereof-one mads ~, IN.
tenth day OF June, 1926 by Richard Creyorv and I,;
aoe'h his wife, and John Pegram, and Wilson GREGG.
,y' 'ne other, made ON the day. by Joseph DSd
10y OIL chesterfield county, and both admitted 10 record
Ia .ne office OF the Hastings Court of said civ
one S,er Lot PsSeo Qr ety. by number three
bundled and forty-six (3i6) which was conveyed to
said William Morris, by William A. Smith and Sarah
Smith, by their deed caring date the 10Th day OF sep
tember 1896 and admitted to record in the clerk OIL
fee Of the Hastings Court for the city aforesaid
The above described property was advertised by us
to be sold on the 10Th February last but the sale was
prevented from taking place by an injunction obtained
by William /. Morris from the Chancellor oil The WI,
liau.burg district; which Injunction has been dissolved
by the Chancellor of the Superior Court OF Chancery
for the Richmond district
The title the foregoing property is believed 10 be
unaue stionably good Acting trustees, we VIII con-
vey such title is vested in us by virtue Of the said
deeds Of trust.
JOHN NJ. ARMISTEAD,
w. cambridge,
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trustees.
CHARLES s. GAY,
April 27. ilf-"s
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May 10.

RJoTICE.-All persons indebted to the estate OF the
- late Jedediah Leeds, decd. are requested 10 cali
and settle them without delay and those having claims
against the estate requested to present them pro-
perly authenticated for payment TO
JOHN WIGHT, Adn'or.
With the will annexed Of Jedediah Leeds dec.
April 2. Il3-zm
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y@yAKE NOTICE, That /, JOSIAH w. CHAPPILL,
ri Partner within the firm, styled JOhH n Thomas
& Co.. hath sold his part 10 the said John H. Thomas,
and will hold himself longer responsible for any debt
that hereafter may be contracted under that firm.
Anril 27 120-l6t
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nj UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
Notice IL hereby given that all the cells 10 This in.
sution are occupied, and that more patients will
be received until some Of the said cells vacant;
due notice of which will be given. BY order Of the
Court Of Directors i. HENLEY.
May 20. Dill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
we subscriber is DESTROYS of selling hi, nlana,;o
Nelson Courthouse This tract of land az
town Of no nr acres including ten building lots in the
seneh'; and are well calculated either for nnh,;o
nr mohse being situated the main street mass
,e me town. and is :he public road l.adn
rom charlottesville TO Lynchburg The stahiss
l.; e,, eoha,n'Eg about one hundred stalls Tbs JsnJ
wen supplied with timber, which i. sc,r.i 'anu
snooureood' and i. very valuable further do
sell s;,ho, VI o,e Ianu Is deemed unnecessary will
az, ei'her Tor cash, or credit, on accommoda,ino t
'he payments being secure terms,
-Oens''on' May Il. 1T VIM. H. DIGGEs
llSsg 8P SI0hday, the 2lst day OF June next, being
ioochand Court day, at the Courthouse of said county,
fer for SALE to the highest bidder, at public auctor,
or each, u TRACT OF LAND, which, by the Deed /
elerred in said Decree, filed among the exhibits in
he cause, and marked c., conveyed by Willis Nc
leap and wife, TO James Taylor, containing one hum
red and eighty,wo and three quarter acres of land,
e the less, adjoining the lands OF Mrs
Humber, Thomas Miller, and George PARRISH" in the
County OF Goochland.
j. GUERRANT, NJ. S. C. C. r.. d.
OF his Deputies.
MAY 49, 6-tds
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g. UGARS, $3.50 Hhds. ST. Croix 'Sugars-large
~ size
SO Hhds. Porto Rico do.
200 Bag Coffee
20 Bbl.. Loaf Sugar-for sale by
OTIS, DUNLOP & CO.
May %. 6-3t
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WARRANTED SCYTHES.

WARRANTED SCYTHES
tVoh sale at the sign of the PADDOCK com,,o,,
IL assortment of Scythes, which warrant
Also the British Patent Scythes frem 4s to 5ancbes
al worth the attention of FARMERS
And general assortmcntot
II ARDwAR
ohDDLEkY, and RODGERS FINE Cutlery
DE'ahBORNS PATENT BALANCES.
SPADES AND SHOVEIS
EMERSON'S RAZOR STROpS
G'dsiers' Diamonds and Genuine Henminp,s
Needles,
worth the attention of purchasers
An.u o. THOMAS A. RUST.
--r--- ~. l21-t1stJuly
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Inc ENoOlkERi Is published twice week yens.,v l
Pc os week during tho session State
sc.ne Notes OF banks Coa will o
wos nom oy mall tho postage of all being paid by the
~ No paper will be discontinued (but nj tho a;,, .
H1So,l Sntil all arrcarages have paid up VI inc
nave the tonh GRATIS. '' " ""c PaPers shaH
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
tiuuancc, SO cents. 'o" 20 cehs-oach con-
advctisomsnt inserted has eber hon, n.a Ca -
sssomed oy some person in this city, its cnvons pau o' OF
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Suoserioers offer their services Commission
r anu olher produce confided TO their care and
ke tae customary advances on produce in band ,yLan
''fSse1. BAGwELL, SMITH s. HANNAH.
- 80 -6n,
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W aoN fARN.-pirginid- Union Factorv-
nj s situated ~ miles below Charlottesville on In
' s'age road, leading from that place TO Richmond
me Proprletors have hitherto forborne to solicit nub
ssn attention NJ to this establishment owing to the crcum
so ';, o me portion Of machinery in operation being
Ieu, as 10 be insufficient TO supply the orders oi
rose, WIN whose castom favored i'm the outset
superior quality of the Yarn they can now conf
;a say, mas been fully tested and proven by expe.
,ehce ana having procured such an Additional stool
lii 'aehnery' as TO Justify the expectation that thew
mn,, Inso,eu 10 Keep stock hand sufficient 10
;pp OH orders which they may in fcs, be favored
1. are induced respectfully to solicit a more
share OF public patronage an assurance
'ne arnele shall at all times be furnished on the
rao oueTa!e and reasonable terms.-Al orders d,
.a2 shaii be promptly attended ,o-apd the Yarn de-
; eltner at the in Its
.;y OH the ihrse Chopt Road, for the purpose of
'e"S conveyed by Wagons on return from Richmond
conveyed by water navigation, may suit its des
Jan. I6 NO ZEN.
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NJ aY I.

HUARSHAL'S SALE.--Pursuant to Decree
I'VE OF the Superior Court OF Chancery for the Will
amsburg District, in cause therein depending, pro-
nounced the Sh day of February, 1880 between Hen
guardian of Virginia, Catharine, and julia Travis,
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" WILMA AT Superior Court of Chancerv hold
day Of March, 1929: " o'iu' "e @od
Henry w. Moncure and John Robinson. sury;vors =,
themselves and Fredercl III Sllt
seek relief by and contribute to the expense Of this suit
Pitts.
against
Lyddall Bowles, admor. of the said John Walker,
decd Calvin Walker, George W. Walker, Lydia Croade,
Bosworth Walker, Mary Daggett, Joseph Walker and
Luther Walker heirs of the said John Walker, decd.
Mosby Sheppard, Orris S. Paine and Orrs Paine,
This cause in which the bill hath been taken for con-
essed as the defendant Orrs Paine, and in which the
plaintiffs appear have proceeded in the mode prescr6
ed by law against the other defendants Except Lyddal
Bowes and Mosby Sheppard) who out OF this coun-
ry came ON this day to be heard the bill, the an
swers oil the said Bowes and Sheppard, with the rep
cations thereto, and exhibits, and was argued by coun'
sell On consideration Whereof theCourt doth order mat
the defendant Lyddall Bowles render account OF his
administration of the estate OF his intestate before
Commissioned of the Court, who is directed to examine
state and settle the same; and the court doth further or
der that the said Commissioner take account OF what
is due to the plaintiffs and the other creditors oil the
said ntestae for their debts and state the amounts dig
nifty and priority thereof for which purpose the SAID
other creditors be at liberty to come in before the
said Commissioner and prove their debts and the Court
doth further ORDER that the said Commissioners state an
of the real estate whereof the said nesate died
SEIZED of the proceeds of that part thereof which has
been sold by the defendant Mosby Sheppard and that
all deeds and writings in the power OF any OF the par
ties relating to the said real estate be produced before
the said Commissioner; and the said Commissioner is
to make report thereof TO the Court OF all the said ac-
counts with any matters specially stated, deemed per-
tinent by himself, which may be required by the
parties TO be SO stated.
| Copy. Teste,
| WIN. G. ENDLETON, C. C.
| CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE, !
| Richmond, May 18th, 1880
The parties interested will please take notice, that
have appointed the Both day OF June next to commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing order of Court
ON which day at O. clock A. NJ. they required
attend at my Office in this city, with their accounts
vouchers documents, SC. ready for examination ant
settlement, and with office copies of the nccessar.
Court papers, and the creditors of JDo. Walker, decd
will at the time and place exhibit and prove thei
claims against the said estate
I, May 81. 4-9t
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nGfon1ay he f5H Of April black boy named Walker,
6 or years of age; he is straight and well made has
rather prominent peaked nose, and full eyes, he was
taken ont OF Tobacco Factory (of which he is now We
nv fon) and for the last years his exclusive work has
been that of dning-room servant, and at any thing
else seems to be perfect novice. He had on when
Wai.coat of the same, but he had other cloths which
perhaps ne may have substituted for then Mr.. Plea
SAINT winstons boy, Charles, went of about the same
time that Walker did, Charles free at the oil Il,
and has only years to serve. He is about Walkers
size but lighter complicated, well made, shrewd and
artu, his mother lives in Petersburg il is more than
probable that Walker and Charles together, as they
were great crones, and, if not lurking about Peters
burg, perhaps have been taken off by some boaiman
to Lynchhurg where Charles has paid visits be-
fore will give the above reward il taken out OF this
Common aith, and secured in any Goal so that get
him again, and twenty five dollars II within the state
/ and twenty miles from the City Of Richmond las
( tiers Of vessels forwarned FROM carrying oil said
Runaway at their peril.
| SAMUEL CARTWRIGHT, Jr.
| Mav7 l23-U
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MAY Is.

" inDINiA Al Superior Court of Chancery. hold
day of March, 1929: N''''o''' inc @od
81, ehry W. Moncure and John Robinson survivors Of
themselves and Fredericl -pL@.- ~oii5 iii sllo
seek relief by and contribute the expense of this suit
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-14

CoBBETr, announcing his intention Of CIV
ing series Of political lectures, thus recon-
ncnds himself 10 the pGbIic:--"NNith regard
70 the mode of conducting the lectures, it
VIII be that which is pursued in ether cases
ia: from me be the ambition 70 shine a.
y hat tire lash cab an orator. have the most
thorough conteInptfor speechnraking, having
Observed throughout my life 1hat Abe most
volube speech-HaseEs arc the greatest fools.
I Canning gayees specimen OF the portion OF
sense eonnectedwith speech making. E'itt
I>jd the foundation OF our rwn by the means
I ofnoisy and what are called eloquent speeches.
Piain talk "a ell that am at, conveying
truth in q clear and Ineligible manner. I
should not like, indeed, 10 stand zup and
stanmer IKE a poor thing protected by law
from the contenptof my hearers; and indeed,
should desplse MY sud.ence ifthey would en-
drre it; foil am for no oloquence, no '.intense
eioqucnce;" 'rlain matter in plain words, ad-
dressed TO PLAIN understandings. those are the
things tAati aim at I choose this mode,
at this Tina, because it is more quick
in its sfseetup"n the public: and because,
also, ths Times are such as to reQoire
this quickness of comwunication 49, The
Collective, will meet astet6idly as nos
sibla: il will veid, to the last possible
mem emf, touching upon toe state Of the
ceuAtry; vhcn il does touch upon it ;,
it ~siil do tia q m aaner the least likely
to inply acknowledgement of error, it
will postpone, Il will rracrastinate, it
will endasyour To do without seeming
t. 90; but, postpone, delay, ptoossti-
nate, and shuttle as il may please, it
must do something before it seperste
again, and that sos.sining must ofne-
cessity attract the serious attention Of
every man Of property in tina eoustry.
It viii therefore, be 81 great advantage
for the 10 be. at this crisis eyer active on
my post. Things viii arise in which
can take part al -nce If, for instance,
had had lectures en- foot 8! the time
when PeePs Bill was passing, | much
question whether the Bill would ever
have passed. The nsnssnss of Ricardo,
and OF Tieiney, and Barring, would have
been exposed before il tnUk its effect.
Canning never would bsva had an
opportunity Of calling upon the House
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=, -.r- s-.yf -.a "a - fol3o>lf BE tEpaFy
weekly til TIE l.ieos,s7s Of tie Authenticated
shall be known The isn9iy, en- Yesterday,
took passage at ST. Louis ~ a xieani boat Tor
New Orleans. Thus do We see tie conse-
quencc Of appointing . notorious bankrupt
and pubic deiaulter to the State, TO receive
and take care OF the Peoples money. But 50
imposing were the accommodation: Of this
man 10 General Jackson, dat no blame can
Justly attach 10. him. He will, however, most
probably learn from dns case how unsafe It Is
10 repose confidence in some iolts."
lNr NEST has sinos beea appointed By
the PFeaident, Charge DIES Affairs to Peru,
aud has, i is said, paid out Of the money he
has received in consequence Of this appoint
ment, the amount Of his delalcajen as q Re
ceiyer ofPublic Money3-Ib.
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-sysrC6lsrsc5It e-bsuo.sn h, Iai6aa 3;ln. 10 -
tlonal reputation, t9 ai.oN lorcixa adventnrars
TO smass fortunes by the violation OF oi.i
laws. while our own citizens, IN consequence
were sisking down ia bankruptcy and ruin
On this subject, there can be no difference OF
opinion.
by many il is believed that the late Score
tsry OF the Treasury save an cFrcneous con
struction 10 the act Of 1928 so Ear "a it relates
to the duties imposed on woollsn goods. lie
refused to allow the 30 per eentum on the
cost Of those imported frere countries beyond
Cape Horn or the Cape oftieod Hope, or 10
per csntum on those from any other place or
country. The Committee haveno uelsbt, but
i was the intention of Congress-, that She
manufacturer o. such goods should receive
the benefit OF such additions. The correction
Of the error csn be made without cDy change
IN the provisions ef the tariff
The alleged evasions Of our revenue and
protecting laws requlre an immediate end
thorough inestisatIon. IL there are found u
eyist. tho most caectual InCans should be car
ployed 10 prevent them in future. When
this IS done, It IS probable all may be satisfied
thst higher protecting duties should net be
required Until this il done, Il is impossible
10 determine how efficient those duties may bC
marie 10 operate. The Committee lave ell
ready proceeded TO the consideration Of TIL.
subject
The report was read, AID, or motion, or
.lcrod to lie on the table.
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A tarEED TO GENERAL JAcxsos.

M. Ddld'o'n and the Telegraph Wed
nesday last the Gortrme's: io"pc, in this City
issued violent inYective against HENRY
BALDWIN, CT Pcnnsyis snia, dcnounciug HIM
as spy, a iruiter, tlese,qcr---ns be5a anG
ta'p'uscipled- "nnons The most Bitter per
sonsi revijers and political opponents 81 Gen
eral jackson"
! esterday, this same f|base snd unpYinci-
Ped spy" CRATER" and "deec.tes." and
"most bitter personal reviler and politicpl ol,-
ponent OF Gen. JACKSON" was nominated by
Gen jackson 70 the high aod d 2nihed ciIies
OF aJGdge Of the Supreme Cour, Of the | 5
..tdii05s0l Journal
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The President, Hou.e vas, according to

The President, Hou.e Vas, according to
custom. opened on New Years Day fer the
reception of all those who, either in obedieace
to love ar fear, might be led to ciTer their
congratulations We understand that there
was a large number of strangers nres ent, al
though less proportion OF ladies than is u
sual, or than might rave been expected, con
sidering the iincness OF the day The East
Room was thrown open with It's new furni-
tGre. as If N contempt Of tia chssto and re-
publican taste of the Honorable Senator, to
whom the authorship OF the celebrated East
Room ieiterjs attributed; and who, if shock
ed, parsbzed and horrii:ed by the splendour
Gifts garniture when only few broken chairs
and sofa frames constituted It's sole embellish-
ments, FAUST have been placed or rock
where he suffered more circulating tcrmcnis
than the ingenuity of the Inqu!sition ever de-
ylscd, when he aw those broken implements
supplanted by a splendid carpet, expensive
lounges, marble circular tables, bronzcd
lamps, and spacious mirrors casting hack in
eE cry direction the duplicats of his pale and
ag0niling phiz. lie must have beea az mar
yelous q phenomenon as Nick Bottom with
his metamorpllosel head, and we could al
,Hos; wish to have been there to whisper
''ijlees thee, Bottom! 5less thee, thou ert
translated.-.Nils jour.
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Tron. Tie .qleeaa1ria Gasette.

PR, itDfioR. III INC tHtteG ~ift5S 1eie-
graps Of he 29tli ult. ind most abusive
article ISSUED. 10 danbt, for etiect,) against
HEYKT BALDWIN, Esq. OF P,ttsburg. Il has
bees run0Tcl, for some time pas. chat tli.
distinguished pennsYlyanlan would probably
be placed en- the Besch OF the Supreme Court.
in The vacancy occasiOree By the death oil
Judge Washington.
Its an established fart. that Mr.. Baldwin
Is, and ever has been, the firm personal and
political friend OF Geaeral Jackson. But the
rcdogbtable Editor of the Telegraph has ;iio't
proper, IN his wisdom, TO arraign the consis
tency of this gentleman. The sua total ofhis
editorial remarks, exhibits at the same time.
this crcdt,nos bead and heart-the weakness
of the one, IS only eouaiied by the mall guit3
oithe other.
Mr. BALDWIN is an eminent civiii.n. dstin-
guishcd, whilst in the councils OF the nation.
for his eloqueRco and zeal in tho cause Of ma
nufaetures and internal improvements, and at
tae present time, IL his own STATE, lac stands
unrisalled, as the lcarn5d counselor, power
ful advocate. and honorable man. Jhe ONLY
notoriety which his accuser l,ossesses is OF
an infamous characterize Eeyitor OF vui-
gar, indecent, and proiligaie print.
II Mr.. Baldwin be guilty Of bargain, in
trigue,n &c. SC let fhs fact; dpgee
The Editor ofthe telegraph is much mis-
taken, il he sIIpposes the friends Of the presi.
dent to be identified with his own: iol
months there have been MANY, who were,
and arc flofr the supporters Of the Executive,
that have yielded up this murderer Of cNayac-
ter. this m,n;oa ofpower. 10 thar nun, Shmtrt
he deserves--to that stigma of Repatriation
which has been affixed to bis character by an
Insuitcd community
1he Telegraph attacks the moral character
Of MIR. Baldwin Alas the day appears to
have passed by when morality was consider
cd as requisite in potttiaM pTciermcn., OF
taisqfs and requirements as useful Ingredients
10 political greatness.
The appointment of Mr. BALDWIN would
give general satisfaction 10 all par;ies-no
matter what his creed may be-lo matter
whether he be the friend oi General Jackson
or MIR. Clay, the honour of the csuntiy de
msnds that raerit such as ins should he re
warded,
Above all, tits 10 be remarked, thas per
sonai ,Dd political feelings should be entirely
merged in patriotism, especially where the
nominato1 refers 70 the h5gh Office of Judge
upon tas supreme Bench of thc | Mon II
talents, learning and INTEGRITY, constitute
CLAIMS for Executive patrons sc, Henry Bald
WIN possesses them al
The Editor Of the Telegraph refers 10 a
letter which he reserved FROM Eir Baldwin,
Really th!s-ls the most remarkable part OF the
business. ] am aStonished dat Mr. Baldwin,
should ever address n line to : mar so noto-
nous for Feoklessness of purpose. / should
THINK the smallest communion with Duff 1reen
were such pcrdition as nothing else could
match"
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fI1ronl Ire Galena .7drsr.,eerl
Extract TO the Editors, dated Eiwa7dsvilIe
Madison County, Nov. j. 1923.

4daalsoa CpNntI, Nov. =, 80.
-"EmanueI J. HVcsg. the newly as,oo,ntod
Recover of Public Moneys at tins place. ab-
seconded about taree weeks ago, T. tane va ia
hsDl every cent q puhnc money 81 his posses
son. lie had been rcguircd 10 .we addition
al security, which i.e ought to haze zone, or
res gncd Immediately. BUt instead ot doing
c.t"s~, he continued to receive the pub.c ms.
Iey end Apply it 10 his own Use Fiadiag that
taa ~a'mneT az ;ho Land Offices was on his
way :. -.swards' l.ic, Unable SO Teuiacc tue
soa"as 1e hau used, and knowing taata def
cic must appear, he thought u was best 10 he
Oh, and lctt the Office ia tae hands OF his step
son. h.s Canal, with directions 10 reuort that
he had taken all tae money win Ialn 10 de-
post in Louisville. As il wee anoTn that he
was Foativo;y directed to make las tleposites
IN s. Louis, this circumstance naturally ex-
cited some suspicion, but it was a4Jt in his
family were ascertained 20 be making secret
Engagements for removal that his seruii-
tics became sensible OF their danger They
tAe0 dci Taincd To take iorcible possession o.
tde cine, and have placed ii III the hands q