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NOTICE..

n VIE undersigned, Testamentary
Executor OF the personal Estate
OF the late James D'nsmore, of Ridge
way, near Charlottesville, deceased,
hereby notifies all persons indebted TO
inc SAID Estate, either by Bond, Note,
BOOK Account, or otherwise, to come
forward Immediately and pay the res
Pective sums they eve and those
having demands against the said Es-
tate are requested to bring forward
their accounts properly attested, that
arrangements may be made for the set
Element thereof
JOHN DlNSMORE, Sen'r.
Executor.
September ~ If
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A. POLKINH INFORM.

Na lLLiNER AND MANTLA MAKER, offers
1sA her services to the Ladies of Charlottesville
and its vicinity, aud respectfully solicts share of
heir patronage. She has made arrangements TO re.
ceive constantly the newest fashions. All orders
that she may be favored with, in the above business
will be thankfully received aud promptly executed, in
the best manner, OH the lowest terms, and in the
most fashionable style.-Leghorn and Straw Bonnets
bleached, pressed, altered aud Dyed in a superior
manner, and warranted to look equal to new.
Main-Street, Charlottesville
October 1, 1890.
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FRENCH ALMANAC.

'Jdnnary.-He who is horn in this
month will be laborious, and lover oil
good wine, but very subject to infideli-
~; he may too often forget to pay his
debts, but he will be compIaisant, and
withal fine singer. The lady born in
this month will be a pretty pruden,
housewife; rather melancholy. but We,
good tempered.
fe6ruary.-The man born in This
month will love money much. but the
ladies more; he will he stingy at no ne,
but ProdigaI abroad. The lady will
be humane and affectionate wife. and
a teDder mother.
M0rch.-The man born in this
month will be rather handsome he
Will be honest and prudent, but will
die poor. The lady will be Jealous,
passionate chatterbox. something given
to lighting, and in old age too fond OF
the bottle.
.4prii.-The man who has the mis-.
fortune to be born in this month, will
be subject to maladies. He will traveI
TO ms advantage, for he will marry a
rich and handsome heiress, who will
aake--what no doubt you all I'M
oerstsnd. The lady of this month
will be tall and stout, with little
mouth, little fest, little wit. but great
ta!ker, and witbal great liar.
May.-The man born in this month
will be handsome and amiabIc. He
VIII make his wife happy. The lady
Will be equally blest in every respect.
"une-Ihe man born will be of a
small stature, passionately fond of chill
6Ien, but will not be loved in return.
The lady will be giddy parsonage.
fond OF coffee, she will marry at the
age OF twenty-one, and be fool at for.
ty-five.
July.-~The man born will be fair.
he will suffer death for the wicked wo.
man he loves. The female of this
month will be pa,sably handsome, with
sharp nose but a fine bust. She will
be OF rather sullen temper.
.dugust.--The man will be ambi-
tious and courageous, but too apt In
cheat. He will have several maladies
and two wives. The lady will be ami
able and twice married but the Sc
cond husband will cause her to regret
the fist.
September.--He that is born in this
month will be strong, wise and prudent;
but too easy with his wife, and who will
give him great uueasiness. The lady
round and fair haired, willy, discreet.
aitable, and beloved by her friends.
October-The mau will have a
handsome face and florid complexion :;
ne Will be wicked in his youth and al.
ways ioconstant. He will promise one
thing and do another, and remain poor
Inc lady will be pretty, lutte given to
contradiction, a little couuetisb and
sometimes little too fond of wine: she
Will give the preference eau .de-yie She
VIII have three husbands who will die
of grief; she will best know whv.
N0cember.-- The man born now will
have fine face, and be CAV deceiyer
The lacy OF this month will be large.
liberal and foil of novelty.
Dsees5ov.-~I'he man born in this
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TO PRINTERS.

"a NHE Subscriber offers for sale on reason
a able terms the Printing Establishment
recently employed in publishing the works Of
MI Jefferson, consisting of two cast iron
medium presses, one standing press, also cast
IRON, OF great power, type, chases metal fur
n'ture, press boards &c &c. If Immediate.
~ disposed of, credit will be given until the
LIST of January next. WV
July 1910 tf
Printers will confer fav or b giving the
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@BOARDING.Aa

THHHE undersigned, haying uery
Il commodious and eligible house for
the purpose, conveniently and pleasant-
ty situated near The Universitv of
Virginia, 'oould be aoiHing tn accom-
moddte, ON reasonable terms, fer
young gentlemen of The obove Mstitu-
hon; or yonng Ladies, Oho mag wish
to attend Mrs. Btettermann' Board-
ang School, distant but me hundyed
yards, may be also received as board.
ers an the family. Every attention to
the comfort, convenience and COM
mdndS of the BoarderS ,oiH be cheer
july gioen. And no pains shall be
spared TO render entire satisfaction to
those acho may .fauor him wah their
patronage.
". w. ID. JONES.
September 3-5 IF
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NOTICE.

"A LII sums due to the Establishment of
"A the virginia Advocate prior 10, and IN
clu ling the present publication of the paper.
either Tor Subscription Advertisements or
JOBS are payable to the Subscriber only, or
his authorised collector, VIM. X. Carr An
immediate payment Of all sums duo, is. ear
nsstly requested FRANK CARE
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COACH MAKING.

{ Ohm TOMPKINS has commenc-
~ ed the Coach Business in Char
iottesvllle, on Maln.strset, opposite the
Central Hotel. Having first rate work.
men rom the North will enable him to
execute work in the neatest manner
and newest style.
Sept. 24-S IS
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NOW is THE TIME.
BARGAIN NAV he had and

"a may Ue Hau, and II
- required, credit of one, two
and threee years, on early application
10 the subscriber in Charlottesville. i'm
;he purchase ola Tract of Land on A.
dams Creek in the County of Fluvanna.
being Immediately below Major Tomp-
kins,-adJoining his land and Others,
distant from Charlottesville, about III
miles. and within two of the Union, and
Mr.. Campbel's Merchant Mills, a navi-
gablefork of the James River. This
traCl Contains hy n lnto ...,..a..
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Cook and Cha mbermaid.

M ANTED, for the balance of
" the year, good Cook and
obamoermald. They must come well
recommended for capacity. honesty
ana attention. Apply to the Printer.
September ~? II
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons having claims against the
hA Estate of Francis Birkbe deceased,
are requested To present them for payment.
and those indebted to said Estate are re-.
quested to make immediate payment to
JOHN BIRKHEAD, Executor.
October - 81
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NOTICE

TWYHE connection of the Subscriber with
Id the Virginia Advocate has. for some
years past, compelled him to limit his practices
as Physician for the most part to Char.
lottesville and its immediate vicinity. That
connection is dissolved 81 he will again re-.
sumo the practice ofMedicine on as large a
scale as the patronage OF his friends and the
public will allow him to do.
FRANK CARR.
s. July 1910 ~
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NOTICE.

RtHE Session of Mrs. Bln,ter-
Y mann's School will heucelorth
consist of tive months onl- and the
terms will be for boarders, including
every brauch of knowledge taught in
her School with the exception of Mu-
SIC, Dancing and Drawing, the sum
OF 500
Aud TOR dav scholars English
Grammar, French Grammar,
Reading. Arithmetic, History,
Geography, the use al the Glpbes,
aud English and French C~npo-
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
"A L Rules held IN the Clerks or
"a flee of Automatic County Court.
IN September 1880,
Nelson Garland and Daniel w.
Martin, who sues as next friend of
James and Goodrich Garland, infant
children of the late Peter Garland, and
Elizabeth, now Elizabeth Martin.
Plaintiffs.
John WoodsoD, executor Of Jane
Garland, deceased, and in his own
right, and Francis his wife, late Fran
CHS Garland, John Reddy and PoHy
ms a0Je, late Polly Garland, Nathan
iel Garland, Robert Garland, finder
son Gartahd, and Cynthia Ann Gar
tond, children of the late Anderson
Garland. and named as legatees in
paper purporting to be the last will
and testament OF Jane Garland, de-
ceased, ,sgA ~ Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, John Reddy and
Folly his wife, late Polly Garland, Ma
thaniel Garland, Robert Garland, An
derson Garland, aud Cynthia Ann Gar
iand, not having entered their appears
ahce and given security accordipg to,
law and The rules of this Court, and l.,
appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that they are not inhabitants Of
TINS State On motion Of the Plans
tins by their CouDsel-It is Ordered
that the said Defendants do appear
here On the first Monday in Noyem-
Der next, and answer the bin NJ
the Plaintiffs, and that copy of this
Order be forthwith inserted in baneT
published in the town Of Cha,lottes.
vile, called the Charlottesville
Advocate" for two months succes-
SWtly, and posted at the front door nc
The Court house of this County ON
'ome Court day.
A Copy-Teste.
IRA GARRETT, ID. G..
September III I'm
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT /:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT
a II Rules held in the Clerks Of
~ flee OF Albemarle county Court
IN September 1880,
James Brown and Thomas Brown.
Compartments,
AGAINST
Martha Brown, Robert Rro,on, iSa-
ran 4!""Pi", Nancy AppIeberry, and
Mary Williams, which said Martha is
widow, and the said Robert, Sarah.
Nancy and Mary are children of Ro-
be,t Brown, deceased, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Rober, Brown and
Sarah haupin, not having entered
their appearances and given security.
according to law and the rules of this
Court, aud it appearing to the satis-
faction oil the Court that they are not
inhabitants of this Commonw caltb-on
motion OF the compainants by their
Counsel 1t is ordered that the said
Defendants Robert Brown and Sarah
Maupn do appear here on the first
DAY OF November Court next, aud an
swer the bill of the Complainants, and
that copy of this Order be inserted
IN the Virginia Advocate, a newspa-
per published in the town of Char
i"ttesvIlle, for two months successive
ly, and posted at the front door of the
Court house OF this County, on some
Court day.
A Copy-Teste,
IRA GARRETT, d. G.
September ~ On
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EITMBROCATION, or Whitweil's or or;vi
~ ginal Opcdeldoc-For b, uiscs, strains.
sprains, govt, rheumatism, cramp, nunbness.
weakness, or stiffness of tho mock or Joints.
chilblaips, chapped hands, stings Of insects.
vegetable poisons, &c. &c. applicable to man
OF beast. Warranted more than double the
strength OF the hard Opedildoc. RECON-
mandod by one of the first physicians in Eu-
rope or America.
GEO. PULLING & CO
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-UUST received. large assortment, Of fresh
- Drugs, Medicines, Paints sc. Comnri.
sing. with stocx on hand a general assert.
mont OF established and new articles.
GEO. PULLING & CO
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Dancing. per quarter,
Payment To be made in advance.
September 3-5 If
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BLANKS

nF various kinds Tor sale at this
OO&cs.
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FLORIDA WATER,

supply OF Florida Water manufactured
IN 5y J. M Larogue just received and
GEO. PULLING Il co.
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REMOVAL.

September 17-7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15
To he continued. 7

EatensiUe Fraud We loan La . loJ;,-.I =,
W one 81 our extensive auction houses was yoserdo
cgn'ltcd % prison on the charge of having purloin
eJ NOES inc property Of his employers and convert
su .'o' 20 nus own use, to tho amount Of between
"'''' "'' ''h thousand dolars. ~ T. Jar. CON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15

FT"m Inc Evening Edition Of the ~ Y Journal of Co..,
~ meIcc OF Sept ~, sP. NJ
THE mARhET-Vcry little doing in Flour.
Fh holders OF Southern Wheat have Tn c,neidc,abi.
extent made up their minds to sell at lOocts. This
PIicr rs satisfactory TO the mIllers no have bought
freely Some parcels have also been taken for shin
mens, Ashes are little inclIning dowwurds A mod
crate business full prices continues in Cotton asno
pigs lead were sold yesterday az 90 cents, and that
price Is still offered, but not accepted of by other
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15

NEW SofAGt ROUND THE WORLD Is project
ing In England a meeting has been hold y; ~
Royal Institution TO consider of q plan for n vov,ro
OF discovery directed 20 the Bast of As,o and IT,
great Archipelago of the islands that stretch from
"oLa 10 '''T NuIiIGs' TO be performed by Mr. Buck
lngham' The Duke of Sussex presdeJ and tho r.s
,1at1ns approving OF the objects of the voyage, and
Mr. bickingham's fitness to take the manpgemen,
OF IT, were moved and seconded by the Duke Of som
erset, Lord Durham, Lord John Russell Sir Sidn.y
SMITH Dr. Lardner, Col. l.. Stanhope Gen Rem
than, and MIR James Mil The peculiar feature of
The projected voyage. as explained by Mr. Buckinn
nam Is that winnie other voyages have been under
taken for objects purely scientific this will comhio
commercial with geographical researches. The md
vIdual subscriptions towards the building of fttin,
vessel which will perform the voyage are limited 70
hve guneas When one thousand subscription, are
received, the building of the vessel will be commen
ced a committee was appointed to carry the plan of
subscription into execution, at the head of wbicI
was the Duke of Somerset 'N'-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15

Nkw- Yonk. Sent. 10
We learn that Mr.. Durant landed at fsyv nj,
u.es past SIX o'clock last evening, about ono and
half miles from South Amboy. N s, wi,hout tho
slightest injury to himself balloon. and returned
10 'hc garden about 10 o'clock this morning.
u, SEpT H.
LIE DESCENT THE BALLoon-Mr Duran,
"!.el most pleasant voyage through The npper re-
E0"s' descended at twenty minutes before seven in
o'u,u Anooy, NJ j. about and half miles
Tnh o, uordons Ferry,on the premises of Mr.
cd the descending halloon. Not one ,nnr,n;,;a.
circumstance interrupted the pleasure of The pSno,
turc'-whch may be pronounced t-umphan, ernor-
lmnnt OF American skill in ;rrostation opel
Mr.. Duaut passed over To Arnold's in Perth Al,
boy where he arrived at half past eight pa sod tn
night, and reached this city in tn" Thistle ,hon,
ten o'clock yesterday morning. The balloon sps.
famed no lnJury.-[ Jour. Com,
Eruption Of Mount .lEtna We translate 6o,,
Bordeaux paper the following account Of the ln,o
THUG eIrption oil Mount Etnu, which occurred nbont
the middle OF May. The number of lives las, 10 No.
stated, but must have been very great -rjoyr cor,
inc terrible exposion which opened seven craters
" t"e volcano at once has destroyed eight villages
!" IN nclshoorhood OF the mountain, to which neifh
tue lava nor the ire ever extended before AM ho
ouHd'ngs have disapp eared under the heaps ofcoI.
ca STONES and burning cindcrs, which were tbro 49,.
rom these new openings of IEtna Notwitbst,nS;r.
the iFghtiul dcionatIons which announced hacs
aand the approach Of the catastrophe the ;nhL;,
OF 'hose Villages remained quietly in their dweIn
considering themselves safe on account of Tho F.
lance, which had preserved them in all preced;no
erup'lons' however violent In the destruction e.
these villages and the ncighboring hamets per;sbsd
great many victims, both men and animals Or
inc @ith OF May the consumed edifces ,vers .,ii
smoking, and these unhappy PAGES were innccess;
pie on account OF the heat which was given ON, frnr
the cinders, stones aud lava. with which tb,v ora
covered. III was not until the eighth day after the
disaster, that it possible to approach f,r ,Ln @
pose ot shordlng any succor. But the search ~.
entirely useless Never a culomi,y more ,orr;'
o,c, more unexpected, or more general The shores
OF 'alnDTla, and some parts Of italy, lynrr in rho
current otthe wind which blew on TINT dIs,st,o, ,e
night were covered with the same kind of ,shos
under which the places in the vicinity of Fna waro
buried Sicily will long remember this disaster
which has devastated the richest and 80 ISL
country of the world. 't''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15
THE BALTIMORE MARKET Sen, r.

LIE BALTIMORE MARKET, Sept. IS.
H'ur-Thc receipts of Howard street Flour dur
ing he past week were very trifinp Tho trarsac
TONS from ghe stores limited In the e,rIv
part OF the week q Few sales were made n, 81
but THIS price was soon made to rcccds in couse-
quence OF the receipt of intelligence tha a decline
IN the price of flour had taken place in L,verpooI
and subsequent sales were made at s. 3-8 per bar
rel, cash-Thcrc were hodes ihowevcr who refused
10 sell al that rate and demanded higher prices ON
Prday.-The wagon price remained steady at S5i
per Dbl. ~"
city mills F2our-En the early part of,he week
sales Of standard quality tins description were
made at s. 10 per barrel. In the middle Of tho
week. n sale Of few hundred barrels of eytrn wore
made at So per barrel, ! two other snles
were effected at Sj4 per barrel the one on months
time and the ether at 90 DAYS credit a norcoI 81
extra was sold on Saturday at s. | Der bnrrcI
Standard quality was held Saturday at Is
S"sq"shan"a FSow.-Of this description there i.
none in The market
Rye Flour and Corn .Nc1i.- None in the market
The inspections Of Flour for the week. ending a,
saturday evening, were as follows: Howard street
Four 3sO5 barrels and rs half Barrels and a545 bar
rels aud l42 half barrels Of the CITY Mills
Gram Whent.-ln the beginning of tbo ,yooI
SOME cargoes of prime red wheat were sold nt o.
cents per bush"l-two parcels Of extra prime onaI,
al 964 and 81 ccntssaos of good fair to GOOD WE'RE
maze ~ prices ranging from 90 10 90 cents-ouaL
tiles less good sold lower At the close Of tho Ioor
these pr COS became rather fat-prime porcea NJ rJ
free Of Garlic, would have commanded 05 conts NO,
oqsheh IN The middle of the wook parcel of white
wheat sold 81 ZOE cents per busliel
Corn, The price Of Corn ranged from 55 N ~,
cents per bushcl w ''@
Rw.-rh" sales fLhc last week wcre cb,cG, mail,
a. 80 cents per huslc - ''"e
Oats.--No sales
iobncCo.- There was but little activity in .obocco
5 5 week, a crop of - hhds. of MARYLAND sold NJ
80 Two small lots Of Ohio brought from en- IN
II, a. per quality. e '''' y" W
Wh's"eyISalas 10 hhds. were made at 30 cts Dor
geion-in bbls in Howard street were made n, fam
20 cents.-fCh,wnici..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15

luIIIoh IN Music and Modern Languages.
IN u pENh Of Williamsburg. having determined
- on hXlng his residence IN this city. informs his
i''unus ana the public general. that he will niyo
school and Composition He will likewise toaci,
t''S FRENCH, Spanish and Italian Languages
nc most respectable references will be riyen ~
feGnIrcd. For further particulars. apply at Mcesrs
Collins q Co.'S, and Mr.. Il D Sanxay's Book Storos
or TO Mr.. p. at Mrs. AdGr1s's Boarding. Houso.
oug l2--3aw tSi5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15

Mr.. Brougham has formally undertaken TO pursue
without intermsson, the object Of the abolition oil
negro slavery in the British West Indies. He do
cIures the present Ministry to be "fnr too weak 10
carry on the business of the country"
IL IS supposed that there will be two hundred new
tnemhcIs IN the next British Parliament
On the site Of the ancient Pnsum in italy. tho
recent excavations have led to the discovery of a
VAST tompe' with sculpture Of the greatest interest
II is particularly described in the Paris Journoi doe
Deoats OF the 9Th July, in letter from a traveller.
The declaration Of tho British Parliament, apsins,
James H. might be applied to the case Of CborTcs
OF France:-"That King James II having endeavor.
breaking tho original contract between the linz ny
People, and by the advice Of Iesnts and otber v;cL
cd persons, having violated the fundamental /. zoe
and having Withdrawn himself out of the kingdom.
natn aoa'catea me government, and the throne is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-27

afr Miller Of fowhsttsn, hoped shs house
ii ,riFef ihe resoluiIod. as they love
,..,.,.ely., had their ne,gh5ois. IL contained
-, H. ,oa,iiefed an unj ist haPniafion on
-, AZ men wins had ia the State been at
III ,i,e nioneefs of liberty atd just &c. -
a., ~ had /, prrat.deal To do With lawyers
-, ~. had found them, As bhdY, upright and
i,anorable men. lie stv nh necessity iof ms
,ant.n. A. to the payment III pef-cen'sse-
he ..,lIa ak If svery man Who ohtahra
-. a',snt c.,lI not 20 AMI draw The money
'fGe,e wa, 40 difficulty IN the mat'ef aal he
~ an tnplied stigma on that class oi indi-
tt,i. 9r,o had done more for the cause oi
Iihcr,v law and justice. uau any other IN the
l,,,,- ,f yirkinia, would mol receive the SANE
ton Of the House.
u, Wagner w,uld nat advocate this resolu-
tin. # he could perceive IN II the slightest i'npn-
ta,ipu AGAINST the bar Of Virginia. lie DID hp'
-, M. r.a,on the mover nad for It's introduc-
,ino hot presum,ng he had reason Tor #, he
~. willing thai II should b. eniertainei. liz
,f,a,bf however that he could propose an :
,nru Is1snt whlci wonld he Satisfactory !" all
,.,,,e, Nj. W then mosed TO amend by
=, s,ag an, alter the = ord law, and Inserting
..,bat ma Attorney shall be silowed 10 ret'ia
r no, ce,,t, comms,i pn, for collections made
by Inn unless specially authorized by his client
SO 10 DO
Mr.. B,l;ingsy sal !. that aher all that ma
hem sail a tew words n explanation miSht pe
seasona,lle HehaJ 40 iDtehUon 10 ihrO" an IN
putaiion on the LAYERS the stat. 4 ho e''''
into which lbs resolution proposed al enquiry
dld exist ; aud he presumed that tie means
for their reform ought 10 emanate from 'he
Grn.r,I AsspmbIy--As 10 The declaration
al the eenIiclnau from Nicholas, that he h'd ~
know OF ibe Monongalia baT--ss would enini
the gentleman HAT he had inquired oil hhn
MI. > bat u lcy days s,uce IL regard 10 II
wilson oil thai county -asked him alter ms
health AND seemed 10 DC wei aGlhuned " In
him The far of Mo longnlla, vas rs tesprtt be
"a any oiher. its memDefs-snh lew excei-
iions-werc men OF character and ,ntesriiy'
For ms own part he Was a. iiher lawyer II - a
Justice Of tue peace, ana God, LOT M he ever
should be 10 his opldlJn the committee oil
Cuur OF Justice was the most appropriate t'r
tae reference bat We WAS not particular on that
mead.
Tae anendmen, Offered by Mr. Wtcher was
then grtel TO- aud the resolution as amended
was adopted
Dir Ytacey from tae Committee On that sub
eci repurted the b II aut toilzng alterations and
rrpal = n the S,nate Chsmber, without amend
mtn,, shich was ordered to be embossed loi 1t
third Ieadlag.
The following ensrvssed Bills se'e read n
lhir1 tine and passed--lo ameIa and reduce
INTO one the several acts taI better securing the
collection u reuis-aad II form NV County
holnthe Conntrs OF Bo,,tour Montgomery aud
/ ttaklin