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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11

Wary CommissionerS.-A bill was reported TO the
House Of Representatives Thursday last the object
hrh Is the re-org anzation OF the Board of Commits
soners oil the Navy Three Commission of the NAVY
are to be appointed, each to have separate duties One
10 have charge of building, equipping arming and re
pairing ships another, OF the establishment and con-
sfncuon OF Navy Yards, Docks, Storehouses, SC. and
third, OF the making of for supplies Other
duties not enumerated 10 be apportioned to the
inc Secretary OF the Navy may think proper The three
commissioners are. besides whenever the Secretary
The Navy shall think proper, 10 be convened as a
Bodrd Tor the consideration of subjects connect d
Win the Naval Establishment of the United States
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Dec. go
w lRGlNIA: In Chancery-In Goochland County
" Court, 2ist December 1890. 10y

VIRGINIA In Chanccry-In Goochland County
v Court 2ist December, 1929 -
Hugh Mcdowell and Amy his wife, formerly AMY
Crenshaw, one of the distributes of Susan Crenshaw
decd. pl,f -
against
and Eliza his wife, David Crenshaw, and
an infant child of Jefferson Crenshaw dec which said
Mary Eliza and infant child, also distributes of
Susan Crenshaw, decd.
. ms day came the plaintiffs by their attorney and
hled their BILL and the defendants having entered
appearance and given security according the Act
OF Assembly and rules of this court and il appearing To
the saachon OF heceurt, that the defendants are not
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth on the molten OF the
plaintiff by COUNSEL it is ordered that the said defen-
dants do appear here the first day of March court
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that CO.
Ply OF this order be forthwith inserted in some ne
printed in the city of Richmond for two months sue.
cessvey and that another copy be posted at tho front
door OF the courthouse of this comfy two successive
court days. A Copy. Teste -
N. w. MILLER, ID. C. G. C.
Dec' ~ 79-w7w
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Dec. 2!

IA N CHANCERY-At rules holden in the Clerks
once OF Mecklenburg County Court, the 4th day OF
January, 1880.
Thomas Neal, PlG
against
Robert Speed and William Townes committee of
William Coleman, surviving Exor. of Clevesius Cole
man. decd, who was OF the Executors of BENJAMIN
Whitehead, decd. Dens
The defendant Robert Speed not having entered his
appearance according TO the Act of Assembly and tbe
rules oil this court and il appearing the satisfaction Of
the court that he is not inhabitant of this State on
motion OF the plaintiff by his attorneys it ordered that
me said defendant do appear here on tho LIST day of
court next and enter his appearance answer
me plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this order be insert
ca In one OF the newspapers printed in the Town OF
Petersburg,or the city of Richmond, for eight weeks
successfully and posted at the front door the court
house oil the said county. Copy. Teste,
Jan. IL. Si-wSw ] G. BApTIST n r,
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WAsHtNGroN, Jan. 20, 1880.
To the Editors Of The NJ H. Patriot.
"Jhe war has begun 10 good earnest since Mr..
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I'm CtIANCERY-At Rules holden la the Cierk,,
Office OF the County Court Of Charlotte, the first
Monday in December, 1929:
Edward b. Fowlkcs, Pitt
against
William fowler, ex'or. Of Edmund Keeling decd
Elizabeth Keeling and Gustavus Hendrck and Eliza
beth his wife, Defts.
The defendants Gustavus Hendrck and Elizabeth his
wife, not having entered their appearance according to
the Act OF Assembly and the rules of this court and il
not inhabitants Of this State on the motion of the plain
tiff by counsel it ordered that the said defendants do
appear here the first Monday in March next and en-
ter their appearance and the plaintiffs BILL and
give security for performing the of the court and
that copy of this order be inserted in the Richmond
Enquirer for two months successfully, and posted the
front door of the courthouse of the said county.
copy. Teste,
WINSLOw ROBINSON, c.
Dec. IL. 74-wSw
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N CHANCERY-Lancaster County Court, Decem-
IL Der, 1929. IL
Isaac Brent and Mary Ann his wife, who was Mary
Ann Dameren and the said Isaac Brent administrators Of
Caroline Dameren, decd. Pitts. -
against Ios
James Ellis and Jane his wife, William Ellis and Eliza
beth his wife, James Bergman, Margaret Berryman,
children OF Nancy Bergman, who was Nancy Dame
rem, Willis Dameren, VIM. Dameren, James Brent and
Elizabeth his wife, who was Elizabeth Dameren and
Margaret s. Bryant who was Margaret 8. Dameren, O.;
u Defts.
The plaintiffs by their attornes having heretofore filed
their BILL and appearing TO the satisfaction of the court
that the defendants James Ellis and Jane his wife, VIII
liam Ellis and Elizabeth his wife, James Berryman and
Margaret bergman and Willis Dameren, are not in
habitans oil this commonwealth, is, therefore, order
ed that the said defendants appear here on or before
the first day Of March Court next, and answer
the bill OF The compliments, and that copy of this or
der be published in some newspaper published i'm the
city OF Richmond and another copy posted at the front
door OF the courthouse of this country for eight weeks
SUCCESSFULLY Attest 100
ROBT. I. DUNAWAY, ID. C.
JAN IL. S6-wSwS
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from me Charleston Metcuyy.J

We have been favoured by the friends Of General
Hayne with'tbe following communication from that
gentleman, in reply TO letter from the Presiden, OF
the Rail Road Company, in which was incIosed the
Memorial TO Congress for subscription to TIE Stock Of
the Company, aud in which he Gen. H. was request
ell to support IT, II will be from the reply that
whilst General . denies the nstitutionality of The
proposed application Of the publc funds, and consi.
ders the Memorial ill-meJ and unfortunate as regards
the contest between this State and the General Gov
eminent and regrets his inability advocate it, con-
sistently with his principles and hsduty to the STATE
he did not refuse TO present il to the Senate. But
even had he done so, surely other individual than
MIR. Webster 1.-The iaveerat9 foe and reviler Of the
Soutb--night have been selected for the Office:
WAsH1NeToN, let Dec. 1920.
VIM. AIKEN, Esq. President S. G. Canal
and Rail Road Company:
SIR have just received your Letter Of The 2llh
inst. enclosing Memorial requested to present
to the Senate in behalf Of the President and Direc
tors Of the South Carolina Canal and Rail Road Com
pany, praying for Act Of Congress authorizing cub
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11

HgOANOkE.-Roa Ike, inferior in blood or form 10
VI u no horse IN America will stand al The usual Terms
ne W Charlotte Courthouse during the eD,uif ssason
which will terminate on the 10h Of Jolly.
Jan 10 M ,f
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

votary Of the theatre could >,e lie
slightest r~seu. blan.e between H., Elm.
qaence and that oi the stars VI The ta,.
and every votary would sdnit ,h.
matehless superr"rity Of the former. |,
may be deemed u proclamation ct o..
subject To make even n Comparison Il
tais kind. But We are NOT the fi,, .,
introduce the pulpit and The stage ,nip
.nc same paragraph. and we al. harry
Ia do ~ " hen H.. former is SO pl.nI.
and aeknowledsejly the victor. ID,
ID. spoke under much e1.barras>ncr,
ON each occasion, from the d,mnr>, az
The light. much Of his ser.mun ha,i,,
been written IN pencil marks. and o,,
the last night one Of the lamps ac,ua!'-
went out for want Of oil. II we miet.
be permitted toindulgr IN iitt!e plea
santry. we would repea, the remark If
a gentleman who said that The net
time lie came here, hc should prca,A
from the text Of The foolish virgins
On Tuesday night. the regular D.. z.
| ri lecture 10 the church. the Rev. I.
Jackson. of I.eesburg. preached a .cr-
mon III a'lusion In the convention So
son just closed, fiom the words. lie
harvest l. past. the Summer u ert.d,
( and We are not saved; which We tear
may be too appropriate tn W. v
,oi the hearers; vet We uust a. { 4
that IN some INSTANCES hts word la, uy,
returned Go him VOID.
! The Convention at 1918 was hclG .
The old Episcopal clutch. built u, de.
the auspioc, of lord Fairfax. IA ~.
IN the centre Of the town. and which
was pulled down two years agu. Tie 10.
sold, and with the proceeds thereof an
elegant structure erected. cquaiug IN
point ct classical taste and sfChltct'a.
raj beauty. any IN the state. It,c
are more expensive buildings in Nov
folk, Frederick sburg and RIclGuni.
but we understand the members oi me
convention, who had seen them a.i.
pronounced this decidedly supcrirr N
ITS outward appearance, and int,uot
arrangement and finish. Its cost j,
less than COCO dollars.
IL u known to our readers that The
synod of the Presbyterian ohurch at
the state Of Virginia, is appointed to
meet IN Winchester in October the
2sth). IL viii be a very large Assem-.
blage. The EpiscopaiIans have had
their day: we shall then have ours -
Between the two tits hoped some good
may be done
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

The engro.sed bill 10 reduce the du
~ on molasscs, and to allow q draw
back on Rum distilled from furcign
molasses, VAS passed and ordered to
be sent To the Senate for concurrence.
The House then went into secret ses-
sion upon . message from the Presi.
dent, and continued with closed doors
from 5 until half past 3 o'clock. when
the doors being opened and the iuiunc-
ton cf secrecy removed. it appeared
that the bill concerning cur commercial
intercourse with Great Britain had
been under consideration.
FRIDAY, NAY %.
In the Senate. the re nomination Of
NJ. NJ. N"ah. to be Surveyor Of the
port IF New York. was confirmed
yeas %. nays 60. the Vice President
voting in favor of il. aud deciding the
question.
In the Senate a resolution was re.
ceived from the House Of Representa-
tives, and adopted. suspend;n. the 9th
joint rule of the two Houses. 80 as TO
enable the House Of Representatives
TO send Ia the Senate for conc urrence,
certain bills passed in the House on
Thursday, too late To be sent 20 the Sc.
nate on that day: among them the bill
To reduce the duty on molas>e.. and 20
allow n draw back on spirits Distilled
from toreign materials; and the bill Ia
amend tho acts regulating the commer-
cial intercourse between the United
States and certain Colonies Of Great
Britain. A short time was spent in
Executive business. The Scnate took
u recess till seven o'clock.
In the House OF Representatives. af.
ter quite angry debate, the question
upon passing the Maysvillc and Wash
ington Turnpike Road Bill, 1.-THE oh
liec'ions of the President notwithstand.
lng,) was decided-yeas &c. nays 90.
Though there was majority in favo,
OF the bill, yet there not being the ma
iority I'm such eases required by the
constitution. (of two-thirds) the bill
was rejected. The debate Of this day
upon the bill will be published her.af
! ter
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

Illness of me King. The King has
been severely ill-his ATTACK being Of
a bilious nature. attended by a Difficult
ty ct respiration. The latest bulletin
from the Court Circular appears in
The Courier OF the evening OF The aIst
as follows:
Ills Majesty's health has, we are
happy to stale, improved since the !.
suing OF the bulletin on Monday. The
King passed good night on Monda,
night. and was better Yesterday.
SIR Henry iIalford left the Palace al
windsor shortly before eight o'cloc <
Yesterday morning and returned 60
town; both the medical attendants
we're absent from the Palace during the
day. The state Of his Majesty's health
not requiring their constant attend
ance. Ia the evening. Sir Henry Hal
lord returned 10 the Palace about half
past seven
The Globe Of the same dav. saws
Nothing of later date than the above
has transpired. except an assurance
from authority that he Is not consider.
ed IN imminent danger The Liver.
pool Mercury Of April esd, says, IN
addition To the foregoing socounts-sA
gentleman of our acquaintance, who
has more than ordinary opportunities
of obtaining correct information upon
subjects connected with politics and
tue Court. has favored US with the fol.
lowing information on the subject of
the Kings health, in a letter of the
2Ist. London:
have private information respect
ing the health Of the King. which con
VIuees me that there j. but little chance
OF his recovery. know a gentleman
VII" IS very familiar with his Majesty.
appearance. and who pronounees ye.
~ untasorable opinion from, tie altered
State of his cOuntenance, On seeing n, m
LAST week. The King had been copped
once month until lately. bot that one.
ration cannot nov be continued. The
diiiiouity Of breathing sfi.es from dan.
gerous internal disease
a correspondent Of the E.Veninr Post
writes IS follows:
LdyEnPool. Friday morning. April
2j.--The accounts ~ the London pa
pers respecting h's Majesty's health.
are contradictory. IL - understood
here, however. CA good authority. that
ihe l'is ol the hing - not in any i'm
mlueni danger. lie has hal a cold.
~hith has Affected his chest; and tia.
combined Wi,h an attack 81 govt, has
somew bat weakened his system. Sill
u - thought, ~ the best Informed cir.
eies. thar his NAjesiy's health il a.
good az that ~ most men who have
rcaehed The ssc II g.
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FOREIGN.
Office II the PHILADELPHIA Gazette. May 23, f,
lSS0-ll1 Il. M

Office # The Philadelphia Gazette. siay 23, !
lsSO-lli a. M
The ship Golconda. Janvrin. from
Liverpool, is below-she was left al
Liverpool, ut the last dates.
by the brig Olive. we learn, that on
the 22d ul:. proclamation was issued
IN Curacos, by General Arismenda.
stating that a revolution had taken Mace
IN Bogofa against General Bolivar.
headed by General Urdaneta. and thar
two regiments from Bo.ivar's advanced
army had crossed the lines at Cucuta.
and joined The Venezuelan army
This news was not confirmed when the
Olive sailed. The Congress Of Vcnc-
Zurla commenced its session at Vene.
Zuela. on the 50th April. General
Paez left Valencia on the LIST, to join
the my.-.H e. H. Books.
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DOMESTIC.

wsseakSrkR, MAI 81.
The Episcopal convention FOR the diocess
,f Virginia. commenced its se salon in this ,o~ u
yesterday. The following clergy men were
present =, the cpening:
Rt. Rev. william Meade, ID. ID. M,ll~ God,
Frederick county.
az Ebens zer Bo, den. S,sunton.
81 Nicholas %. Cobbs. New.Lontlcn.
Bedford county.
John Cole. missionary in Surry and
Prince George.
John Cooke. Montpelier. Hanover
county
wm. Crawford. Louisa Court. House
James Doughen, Goocbiznd Court.
House.
&" esprcsser, Halifax Court- House
a. Henry w. Ducscbet. ". ID. Norfolk
90 Adam Empie, Williamsburg.
80 Caleb Good, Bow ling Green, Ca.
roline county.
Z2chsriah 10. Goldsmith, Onancoek
Accomsok county.
John Grammcr. iiarrissiiIs, Dinwid
DIE county.
Frederick W Hafcb. Chariot tesvilie
Johen"-. Edward Jackson, WIN
chester.
William Jackson, Alexandra, u G.
Thomas Jackson. Leesburg, Lou
doun county.
Alexander Jones. Chariesiosn, JEFF
frrson county.
William G. ~. Jones. Smiihfeid
Isle Of Wight.
ReueI Keith, - ID. Ale1,ndria. u c
George Lennon, WzIren,un, Pan
1iier rouniy.
Edward u i.ippeu. Ai-x,ndri,. ID c
William Lee, Richmond.
Edward &. MGuire. Frederick sburg
John Y NCuirc, Lor-tto. Ess. city
Nahum e. Osgood, Campbell Cour
House.
Charles II. Page, AmLcrs, Court
House
Edward w Peet, IIanstead, KIM
George county
John L. Wheat, Wheeling.
Bishop Meade took the chair ~ usual, an,
the Introductory sermon was preached by III,
Rev. Nicholas n. Cobbs.-t Republican,.
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From The Hagersfoun Herald.

:
Min. EDITon-I nave very recent
had with me. a gentleman from Che.
tel county. Pa. from whom I ob,ain,d
an accoun, Of the method pun sued by
The farmers there. IN lining thu.
land. Thus SYSTEM Is adopted by exc.
~ body in that region, a. plaisfer o..
Paris Is not used ut all. Their Land,
are slate, aud before the iutrodu,,t.a
vi lime as a manure, the COUNTY va,
considered poor and comparative, un
productive. Now thew are regarded
az anterior to no lands in that state
The lime can only be procured in some
parts OF the Country at considerable
expense, and Is transported great dis
tahces Tor the puip nse of manure.
The method of using IL IL as iullow,
he lime Is laid upon the land in he
Winter season IN heaps of 50 or Cd
bushels, the usual quantity applied 10
one acre. being FROM so to 4,5 bushels.
They then plough the land in (a!iow
Tor corn, and spread the lime by means
OF carts aud wheel barroms, equally
aver tic surface of the ploughed grouud.
lh's will give IL the appearance OF
he'd covered with snow. The n,yt
hing ~ to harrow it.; after which ~.
Iurro~ed for planting. The corn i,
cultivated through the summer. - E,..
AZ After this crop il taken ~. tie
land - suffered 10 lie. until the follow
ing spring. when II is again sewed doan
~ oats. The oats stubble i, tle.
ploushed IN rye on wheat. The lsrl
IN Thea ready for The use of clover. and
succeeds best oil the rotation plan q,
cultivation.
State land receives most bsnelii from
lime. IL Is the more easily TILED and
produces abundaudy IL Is astonisl
my That the farmers Of Washina,oe
county, especially those whose lard,
&c slate. should remain So well satt.E.
.rd WITH light crops and LIGHT purse.
"h"n 'ht means a'c within their ryacf.
.oi rendering their slate hills toual ts
The best lands "a the world. An TIA,
- wanting, -, lOr one ~ them 10 ,naks
"e ''iai' a SUBscNfntr.
Hssidn |iy.--The Gazette. printed
10 lrankhn county. Pa. mcnt,oo. fh,t
nc wheat ticlds ~ that county are .rl
Ie'hg great injury from the ra,sgc. Of
we ~ paTtIcularly ln The Vicinliy e
merter,bofg. ~ many instance. ,
" stated the ISrmer viii no, receive
more than half ercr. aud ~ some @
Sc even not 80 much.
ne accounts from Batter. Bca,,r.
Allegany and WcsiBoreIAp,l cossi.,..
rs. sui'e ~ fepfeseniing The vi,at
hTIds - uncommonls fine. and that ,.,
prospect Of az abundanG crop in de,-
oountiesis unusually goo,l--bettst
any Tor ? considerable number Of yesr.
ba, X. - BAH. Iaf.
Inc appearance - the crops 81 ca..
ION and cane. on the Red River, ~
information received a. New Orle5n,.
was never better Than the present .ea
ION, and should the weather contnae
favorable a. heretofore. they sre et
pee'ed to exceed those Of any previous
season.
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BLANKS,
~ sa''ous DESCRIPTION. for sale At ,bs
~ Oshcc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25
VEGETABLE LTTHONTRIP-
TIC SPECIFIC SOL VENT
PONDER.


THIS preparation is powerful remedy
Il for the GRAVEL, aud its kindred com.
plants: it dissolves the stones into snch mi-
mute particles, that from soreness Of the
kidnies, chronic inflammation in the urinary
organs, difficulty Of mictura,ion, bloody
water, stranguary and every species Of.
Gravel or stone in the bladder, this is offer
ed as a certain cure:-the same good efs
feet has resulted from iss use in cases Of
Dropsy, ns of the Gravel. Physicians who.
have Witnessed its good effects, decidedly
give it their appreciation.
NEW cERTIYrc ATEs.
This may certify that !, David Kimbsll
of Pembroke, N. Fl. having been afflicted.
for some time past with complaint Of the.
Kidnies, frequent dischargee-of bloody wa.
ter, and exercised with some pain; and.
having made use Of different kinds Of med
icine, and finding no relief I was indncedp
10 make trial ofthe Vegetable Lithontriptio.
and Solvent Powders; from, the use of this
medicine have received the most salutary
relief After using about lialfG Bottle and
Powders. I have not bee n.troubled with any
of the aforesaid complaints.
DAVID KIMBALL.
Pembroke, N. II. Dec. Goth, 1923.
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State of Rhodr-Island. &c.

WAsHtSGroN. sc.--C Clerks Office. !Suprmt
Jndicidi Court, October 27ih, 40. 1880.
M ilEREAS Lydia Crandal. Of Hop
w kinton, wife of Nathan x. Crandal
late Of said llopkin,cn, laborcr, (but nov
,esidlng in parts To the said Lydia unknov .
without the limits OF this StnieJ having pre-
erred her petition TO said Court at tho DC
vbcr term thereof, ls;p. praying that ih'
aims of n,srriagc between her and ,h.
aid Nathan may be dissolvcd.--No'ice Is
therefore hereby given 10 the said Na'ha,
4. Crundall to appear, IL he see ~, bcfo',
ssid Court to be held a. South kiugs,own
Within aud for the county "f Washington
nths last Monday of December next. am
how cause, IL any he has, why the prayer :
aid ..ciition ought uot be ersnicd.
MATTHEW WAITE, Clerk.
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IYE WATER!

LvOR sore or Unframed Eyes, gives immedi-
H. ate ease and relief On recent sore eycs.
The effect is most salu,sFy. Where tks com
plant hus been Of years staadtng, and in some
exceeding bad cases, the most unexpected and
desirable relief has been found in lha use of
this,EYE Water, after every osiier remedy
had failed. Many persons who have used It,
pronounce it the best preparation for these
complaints they have ever met with, especialA-
" in cases ofsoreness or inflammation Of long
standing. Price % centssa bottle.
0PNone genuine unless signed on ths
outside printed wrapper BY the sole pro-
prietor, T. KIDDER, immfdiaie SUCCESSOR
10 the late DIR. w. T. CONWAY. For sale
at his Counting X oom, over No. SO, Court
street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also
by his special appointment,a, the sign ofthe
"GOOD SAMARITAN"
No. Oh Thames-strect.
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From the London Times.
pOLfCE.

MANSION uousE.-Wm. Jones was on
Saturday brought before the Loan Maven
for 6nal examination, charged with having
dcfraudcd a great number Of tradesmen of
triflimg sums Of money. II wac expected
that there would have been troops Of COM
piainants at tho Mansion house, but the
sums which the prisoner obtained by his
roRucry were 90 small. aud the ridicule at
tcndinr the complaints which had bccn
previously made was 40 great, thnt but very
few ca,nc toywNrd, and those we're very
anxious that their names should not DC
made known to the public. FROM their dis
like Of a standing Joke. The moment the
prisoner was put to the bar thcrc was
burst OF laughter in the room. in which h,
could not help joining himself.
Mr.. William Eagland, Of No. ~
Crooked-lane, stated that the prisone
called at his house to hook at some
mops and wa, hing-tubs, and after Civ
ing a great deal of.trouble, lie orderc,
n washing-tub Of the largest size an'
two mops, to he sent to- the corner o
Dean-strect, in Toolcy-strec,, wher'
he sod he kept "A chccscnonger's shop
About ten minutes afterwards he re
turned, and said, "Oh! Mr. England
have little bill tn pav n few doors nj
here, ynd am short twenty-pencc; le
me have it, aud l shall pay your mes
seuger when he brings home the things
The request was made in such man
ner as not to excite the least suspicion
and the twenty-pence were at conrs
at the service Of the customer.
The Loan MAyon.-Did not the ste
nv Of such a deficiency stagger you
belief