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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28
Sept. 80

TuHHE Subscriber, int vdlng 10 20 the Wes
n before the close OF bis year, viii, co Moresy
ihe day OF November mex, at bis residences, sell
At publie aucoD, tle whoe OF hi, psr'onsI property
exespi slaves. Those Wsiiing 10 supply themselye
with hofse' exer, cattle, Sg', sheep, wasoo', saT,s
pioughs, and all kinds OF plantation implement, sci
Vt blssksmi,bs tools, touk hold aud kitchen ufnilure
corn, &c., &s will End it to be 30 their advantage &c
aueLd the SAFE Terms of saso will be each Tor al,
sums OF ten dollars and iss, and for sums above zen
dolsrs, twelve mon his sredri will he given.
AT the time The subt cribet'J psn,aion, II rot
previously disposed o. will ne of. red for sale II is
situated on No,oway river, and preleDts 10 the planter
working from l8 10 20 bandS. rare opportunity Of
making p o6tabe investment Ct money In land. Is
proximity to pavigaiioO, the fertility OF is soil n
great quan,i OF excellent ti,nber, wfh which IL
abounds and which be sarJed TO a good mar.
ket at irifng expense, aud the advantages il Dos.
sesses 10 Sasiog cattle aud bog', must msks ~ desra
bic acouiSi 10 any di posed TO settle in this r
Of The souuuy. 1, ba, on 4, en- Apple Ofcbard son.
tanning 1900 well selected iree' high p,rke
brandy. There are Two dwell Dg houses bca,sJ on
different paris OF The tract, 10 OF which ns and
con modousi and all the her buildings, inslacibg
large cotton gin house, having been recently eroeisd
are In coed repair Tbs traci contains bstpe four.
teen and hi'een hund ed acTes, oEe hundred Of wbb
have been highly Improved, and yield abundsof
erop Of cotton. The wafer good, apd there 90 cite
10 the coUny more hssl.hy ,hsn lb al ON which The
subscriber resides. Tbs iermI on which the land vii,
30 sold, will be made known tho day If sale
JAMES TREZVANT
sou'bamp'oa, October 9Th, 1881 s5-,ds
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fAIOrICE.-W snted =, he Peuusn isry 100 piscs,of
"a Wsts on r rD0er 4y5 in. o feet inch,s loo z
THOMAS NELSON p. A. p
n. 99-n
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A ILLUSTRATORS SALE-The eub,,nber. a,
fA administrator Of Isaac Oliver, ECO. ,eeea,ed w d
sell by public aucen, TO the highes, bidder on Monday
The first fair day afer at The arm la ely oecuped by
MIR Oliver. in the county OF Hanover, all his House
hold aud Kitchen furniture, and the entire eek OF
hnfe' Hoss, Sheep and Cattle and The crop OF Corr
aud odder made upon the safe this year, tpg
with tho Farming Utensils Of every kind.
And on Thur,day, tbs pa day OF ,hs same month
al he tsrm owned by Mr. Oliver, in the ssmo county
sailed Sp ing Grove the tto Of Horses Hogs ard Cat
lie there, AID the crop OF Germ an Fodder ade there
this year, together wi the Farming Utensils Of every
kind.
Terms -For 81 sums Of Ten Dollars and under each
Tor all sums above Ten Dollars, eredii OF elk mon BIZ
wis be allowed.
All Per'on' having eams against the es,a'e are re-.
que ted to present no duly authenticated for nav
men, and all those nde oed e. the es,a e, are
required 10 make immediate Psy,o. n as he suhss r,ber
WISHES 70 senie MS account EDWIN SHELTON,
administrator Of Isaac Oliver deceased
Oet IA AK
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All Per'ons having GAINS again the estate are
que ted to present them, duly authenticated for nav
men; and all those Indebted L. the e. are
required 10 make imme diae psyo. n as he
wishes to settle his account. EDWIN SHELTON,
administrator Of Isaac Oliver, deceased.
OeI Ia. Aus
LAND IN PENDLErON COUNTY FOR SALE
Hgf virtue 81 deed OF hust executed by Jacob
- Hull, jr. and Jane his wife, bearing date the
~ gay OF September 1928 and duly rdrd In the
rs' flee Of the s1uny OF p, ndision, we shall on
Saturday the 29h Of o: ober 1881 in from, OF m. Bell
iaVeir, she chy Of Richmond, sell cash. al pub
s fae, 10 the highes, bidder ali that tract pese or
Psrc,i f land ii ua.s 10 the couny OF Pend. too and
conveyed or devils TO said Jarob Hull. j. by his ia her
Peter Huii, by tile, bond, or o hsrwise, as wi
more fully appear by reference 10 the records OF PEN
leion county, son,ai7ing from $50 400 acres more
OF less, and bounded ioiiows, 10 wrOn the south
aot ea,i by Jacob Sadess land, The by William
HulPslind, and on the north by the lands OF Jane,
Skidmore. The iis 10 believed TO be good; bu, such
tile only as is vested in under .he deed, ~iI be
conveyed. THE TRUSTEES
Por snou b. Va. 1,t Oct 1881 44-,s
TEVo THE MEMBERS OF THE BAKTHROUGH
a OUT THE UNITED STATES p opo,as Tor
publshog The Opinions Of Chief Justice AsaIs shall
delivered in 'he CMeui, Coar' Of the Unwed S,aes
for the District OF Virginia, by JOHN w. BRocKEN-
BRoUGH, Counsellor at La,o.-The Sub csiber ha.
been Tor several mon hs, engaged in preparing tbe
above work for pubIicanor. The Jurisd eMon o! III.
Circuit CouTa Of the United s,-s being ysrv ext.n
sive, 1, viii contain gseat variety Of 'sresing ad
indications on The ComDen Law, the Statute Law q
Virginia. Acts OF Congress- and the general principles
OF Equity. Sons valuahls Admiralty cases Will also
be embraced 10 this collie con As the publication will
be attended with very considerable expense, it has
been eioed adVisabe 10 sue proposals TOR hing
this valuable work by subssIp ion Should a eonpe-
teot number OF subicrbsrs be procured to justly III
Eiiio' in inoUrrng the necessary expenditure OF mo
oey and time in preparing this work for pubIieatiop
will be iS'ued from the press aud delivered 10 subIer
oerI in the course OF the ensuing Spring. A sIae-
ment OF material fasFs with notes, references Sc will
aceou pspy cash case, ami q complete index will be
added al the end of The volume 10 sIl me general min
epies decided These Desis1ns OF CHEF Justice MIR.
shall will be put hed O chronole gisal Order and will
be comprised in one volume soniaDirg upwards OF an
hundred ssses, and b9tween seven and nine hundred
psgs' The work will be psined paper OF the bes,
quail y and hspdsomely bound in cali. The price 10
subscribers viii be 81, payable when the book Is de.
hVered. JOHN W. BROCKENBROUGH
sept. %. 39-if
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SSALE OF A RUNAWAY SLAVE.-By VIr ue o.
~ an order OF the Court OF HusDgs, OF ihs civ OF
r. chmoDd, made on the 9Th day CT Sc Of. 1881 hail
at y s. Co'bys s. c -, in the said siiy, sell Cor cash
on ihs Lat day Of November next, JOE BARBER a
slave committed TO the jail Of sei city, as iun.awsy
and who has remained in the said Jail twelve months
unclaimed by his owner.
DABNEY M. MILLER,
Deputy f.r
wM. wRENN, S.re'.
OF the Cny Of cblnoDd.
Sept 80 4I-M
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NOTICE 10 TIMBER GErIERS.
~ANTED al the P.Dit' nisry, The following bill
w OF timber, for which proposals will be received
a, the Peni,eniary S,o'e, until 1a Nov. 1884, viz
9 600 ct inch pine plank,
1000 Oils " c CT '' y
1000 2 and inch white poplar, sawed
s'osk through.
600 =" "a inch white oak plank
1000 1000 " :. An young
1000 2I.2" Tough ,lnber,
cord split white oak. IA fee, long. o. eui Sy me
Z" ." "a IL nin W 'nc Gu
I" 10 +" '"'ns your
3" o F."
200 pair hame tinker.
l 500 wheel spokes, butt wbito oak, all heart.
800 wheel felloes, willow oak,
100 elm hub blocks, In addition 10 what are now
due.
so tut hickory axe trees, to be de ivered this
year.
$4,000 hoop poles, to be delivered by the fret March
next
$4,000 -four barrel bilie,s. "
THOMAS NELSON. PAP.
Oct FL 47-2swtt
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Oct. IL,

Hp OANOKE LAND FOR SALE.-The subscri-
40 Der offers for sale the of land on which the
late John somerveli resided, lying in the county OF
Nleckenburg on Roanoke river, between Taylors and
Haskins Ferries This valuable tract of land contains
by an old survey $500 acres, $50 of which are low
grounds OF superior quality. This tract OF land adapt.
ed TO the cultivation of tobacco, cotton, wheat corn
OATS &c There is OF this sufficient quantity of
open land in cultivation and under good fences to en-
ploy 80 or 40 hands. There is the premises well
finished two story dwelling house, good repair con-
tanning eight large rooms, together with all necessary
ou-houses. for the accommodation OF large family
The water is good and the situation healthy. A more
minute description is deemed unnecessary as IL is pre-
sumed that those who wish TO purchase will first view
the premises. One fourth the purchase money will
be required on the first day of January, 1882 the ba
lance in equal biennial nstaments; secure the paw
ment OF which, bond and approved security will be
required, with lien the land. This tract of land
II not previously disposed Of, will be sold publicly ON
the premises, the LIST of December next. The sub
scriber (who lives the premises) VIII take pleasure
in showing the above tract of land 10 any one who
may wish to purchase.
Also, on the same day, at the same place, will be
sold on credit OF six months, all the perishabe pro-
perry belonging TO said estate, consisting of horses
(some very vauabe) cows, sheep, hogs, household
aud kitchen furniture farming utensils, SC. Bond aud
approved security will be required.
WILLIAM A. SOMERVELL,
Executor OF John Somerve, dece ased.
Mecklenburg county, Oct 6. 1881 15-tIDec
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Communications Tor lis columns will be gratefully
rec -,vfd, and pr omptIy ATTENDED 20.
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o:,. 81
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-24
TO MANUFACTURERS.

TENHE subscribers, partners under the style
IL of MARCH, HOBART, ~ CO., and
successors OF Mcssrs. WAsHEuRN d GoDDARD
in the business of building WOOLLEN MA
CHINERY, in its various departments, have
taken the Shop heretofore occupied BY said
Washburn 81 Goddard, in Worcester, (Mass }
where they will supply Machinery in their line
of business, to order at short notice.
AS they are in no way connected with any
other company or individual in business, they
can assure their customers that all Machinery
sold by them will be built under their own i'm
mediate inspection, and viii be found 10 answer
any recommendation which they may give it,
ANDREW MARCH
GEORGE HOBART.
HENRY GOULDING
BENZ. +. SMITH
Wanted, 5 or TURNER'S and FILTERS, to
work at the above business.
Worcester, Aug. /, 1881. 3wseo3w33
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VENTRtLoQUY. During MIR. Love, the Ven
triloquists, sojoufn in Dublin, he happened to
visit Dr. R, in St. Stephen screen. The
DR.. wishing to create a little amusement for
his lady, who was considerably indisposcd, re-
qucsted Mr.. Love to favor them with some
trlfling specimen Of his powers. The Doctor S
servant, a lad who was not overburdcned with
the article of brains, and who was unacuuant-
ed with Mr. LIS person, was selected as the OBJ
Ject. While he was in the act of removing tho
cloth after dinner, sudden and loud call was
heard in the passage Joe, my lad, come and
help mo to finish the bottle of wine we stole out
of your masters cellar last night Tho sur
prise of Joseph may be more easily conceived
than described, He proceeded to tho door
saw nobody, but speedily heard the same voice
in the cellar, crying out that he had unluckIly
knocked the spigot out OF "a barrel of alc and
the stngo was nundatiug tho cellar Honest
Joseph, who now began to entertain very con-
siderable doubts as to whether he was awake or
! tho reverse, rushed down to the collar where,
| finding every thing in quiescont state, he re-
turned pale and speechess to tho dining room.
Indeed he strove to speak, hut his tongue re.
fused its office, and his words, like Macbeth 5,
stuck in his throat The invisible speaker
was then heard in the street, and finally upon
tho roof of the house. The Doctor and his la
dy now almost bursting with laughter, consid-
eriag that tho joke had been carried far enough,
informed poor Joseph that the whole had beon
a deception on the part of Mr.. Love the ventril-
oquist of which they bad some difficulty in
pcrsuading him,-Dn6tin Pdper.
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An UNpErERMINATE Lover. Mr.. w, a re-
spectacle medical practitioner, lately residing
at Croydon, was one day called OH to visit a
gentleman in the above town who had been
suddenly attacked with illness g Doctor said
the patient in trembling voice, " shall die
do you think :" The doctor assured him he
had no apprehension of so melancholy an event
Then, do you think DOCTOR hastiIY re-
piled the patient, "that | shall be we'll by
neat ThurSday?" /" Indeed" replied the doc
tor, I" that is a question beyond my skill to an
swor with any certainty but why are you Sc
particular as to a day p " Because, doctor,
said tho anxious invalid, " am to be married
on that day !" Mr.. w. was naturally inquisit-
i've as to the lady TO whom he was about to he
united: Really, DOCTOR said tho patient, 81
am not exactly fixed, but-either to Miss NJ
or Miss S. !"
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Printed and Published by
8. III. COTTON s. CO.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
NJ Price, to SINGLE subscribers, rrho their
Papers at the Office, by Mail, T'lco Dollars pei
Dollars and 1tcenty, foe Cents 7tcenty. foe Gents
'ciH be deducted achen the payment as made in Gd-
Cdace.
% Advertisements, not Exceeding ttcetre lines,
inserted three ,oeeks for One Dollar, and cOntt'-
we'd three aoeeks longer for Fifty Cents. Larger
entertainments, IN the same proportion
" The Proprietors Of this Paper mill hold them
seires responsible for error, in any ADVERTISE
ment beyond the sum charged for its insertion
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SIEVES and SAFES.

WNIlE subscriber continues manufacturing
i'll Wire Sleeves of various kinds such as
Meal Sleeves, Sand Riddles, &c. Orders for the
same may be directed to d. HEYwooD, Wor
cester, or to the subscriber. lie also manufac
lures SAFES of all kinds for meat and provis
ions which may be had of JAMES GREEN e. Co
and at the CANAL STORE, in Worcester, or o.
the subscriber in Rutland
April 81. IF JABEZ BIGELOW,
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TEMPERANCE. A much greater number Of
diseases originate from irregularities in eating
than in drinking; and we commit more errors
with regard to the quantity than in the quality
of our aliment When the intestines arc in a
relaxed state, we should instantly begin TO be
more moderate in eating. There are three
kinds of appetite. |. The natural appetite,
which is equally stimulated and satisfied with
the most simple dish. 2. The artificial appe
title, or that produced by elixrs, liquors, pickles
digestive salts, &c, and which remains only as
long as the operations of these stimulants con-
tinues 3. The habituaL appetite, or that by
which we accustom ourselves to take victua Is
at certain hours, without desire of eating If
alter dinner we feel ourselves as cheerful as
before it, we may be assured that we have tax :
Ell dietcal meal for if the proper measure
has been exceeded, torpor and relaxation is the
necessary consequence, our faculty of digestion
will be impaired, and a variety of complaints be
gradually induced. Weakly individuals ought
TO eat frequently, but little at time. There
is nc instance on record Of any person having
injured his health or endangered his life by
drinking acatcr with his meals; but wine, beer
and spirits have generated much greater
number and diversity Of patients than would
fill all the hospitals in the world. 1t is vulgar
prejudice, that water disagrees with many CON
situations, and does not promote digestion So
well as wine, beer or spirits. On the contrary
pure tcater is greatly preferable to all brewed
and distilled liquors, both with view of brac-
ing the digestive organs, and preventing COM
plants which arise from acrimony or fullness
of the blood 1t is an observation no less i'm
portant than true, that by attending merely To
proper diet, phlegmatic habit may frequent
ly be changed into sanguino one, and the by
pochondriac may be so far converted as to be.
come cheerful and contented member Of so.
cicty.-Dr Witich on Diet and Regimen.
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STRAYED.

ENRON the subscriber, on the 25th July, a
a. light red years old COW, with small
horns and some white in her face. Whoever
will return said Cow, or leave information
where she may be found at tho Factory of Mr..
Samuel Watson, shall be satisfactorily reward
cd, by ENOCH HILL.
Leicester, Aug TO-
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A sailor, giving testimony in Boston court
about an assault and battery, stated that Jack
(the travcrser) had powerfully entioed Sam, tho
complainant) Jacks counsel asked him to OK
plain what he meant by the word enticc. "Wha'
do | mean, Sir p said the honest tar" Why
sir, mean this-Jack took devish big hand
spike and drove it plump in Sans back-that' :
what | calls enticing."
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FENRIAL of the action in favor of the Rev
n Samuel Russell of Boylston, against John
Howe of Boylston, for Defamation, at the Su.
preme Judicial Court: holden at Worcester,
April, 1881, Just published and for sale by
DGRR 81 ROWLAND, and c. HARRIS.
Worcester AUG no.
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VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT. A Mr.. Jennings
of this city has invented preparation of Splr.
its of Turpentino and Alcohol, which burned
in the same manner as oil, gives a most boauti-
full light. 1t is said TO be cheaper than gas,
and our own observation enables us to say that
it gives moro brilliant light than oil or gas,
and is at the same time free from their impu-
rites.--.New York Courier.
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Wnllted Inln2edinteLu.

A GOOD Carder, Spinner, and Finisher
IA and 5 or 6 Girls to weave Satinett, t.
whom good encouragement will BIO given if ap
piication be made soon to
WARNER & MOORE.
Oxford, Aur. II.
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CopGrtaership Formed.
PALM LEAF.

HtEO. w. LLOYD, No. 90 Commercial
NE Street, Boston, has on hand and is con-
stantly receiving from Manzanilla, (Cuba) Palm
Leaf, of the best quality, which he offers for
sale at the lowest market prices.
Aur g. qwH
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AT LOW PRICES.

ENAMEL G. WHEELER, Jp,, offers for
II ~ sale, at lowest prices, large and extern.
sive stock Of Goods, which ho offers to sell at
the very lowest market prices opposite the
Hotel Worcester, Aug. 10
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NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted to the firm of DANIEL
IA G. WHEELER, Jr., & Co., are requested
to make payment without delay, as change
in the concern renders a settlement Of their
demands necessary.
Worcester, Aug 10.
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A TovGu Story. " An old pilot of the Mo-
luccas, says Pigaietta, " assured me of verify
that they had pigmios there which dwolt in
cavorns, and had ears So very long That they
slept upon QUO, and covered themselves with
the other
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rpIrApn on LADY.

II II IT IT w q I'M l'
Sleep soft in dust, wait tho Almighty : will,
Then rise unchanged, and DO an angel still.
THE PRAYER OF A HEATHER.
Great Jove, this ono petition grant,
Thou snowest best what mortals want
Ask'd or unaskd, what's good, supply
What's evil, to our prayers deny.
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The substance of tho great wall of China,
which extends along space of l500 miles from
the shore of the Yellow Soa to Western Tar
tary. has been estimated BY MIR. Barrow to OK.
coed in quantity that of all the houses in Great
Britain, and to be capablc Of surrounding The
whole earth with q wall several feet high.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-24
The Infant School Manual,
FRESH TEAS, SC.

Ok CHESTS superio: Hyson, Young Hy-
%O son, and Souchong Teas--recent i'm
portations,
10 boxes double and single refined Philadel-
phia Loaf Sugar,
Is do. Lump do.
10 do. prime White and Brown Havana do.
1000 gals Winter and Summer Strained Oil,
from the New Bedford Factories,
a casks Sicily Madeira Wine,
do. very superior Old Port,
10 hhds. heavy Porto Rico Molasses,
A few barrels Baltimore White Wheat Flour,
&c. &c-just received and for sale on faVora.
BILE terms, by BENZ. BUTMAN & co.
Worcester, Aug. 10. If
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WANTED.
WANTED.

TEN TO FIFTEEN FAMILIES,
A T the New England Village, in Grafton,
IN to work in Cotton Factory None need
apply but those of steady habits. Apply to
CHASE, LUTHER, & CO, at the Mill.
9TH mo- 90 If
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WANTED.

A GOOD MULE PIECER is wanted at
IN the Holden Cotton Mills. A BOY or
GIRL, from 10 to Is years of age, will find
good encouragement by applying soon.
Holden, Aur. II. &c
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MACHINE BUILDING.

IEHHE subscribers have formed connection
-M in business, for the purpose Of building
Machinery, and have erected a new Shop for
that purpose at New Worcester, two miles
from the Court House, in Worcester, where
they are now prepared to supply manufacturers
and clothiers with Machinery of the following
descriptions at short notice, viz Broad and
Narrow Shearng Machines, Brushing Ma.
chimes, and Mapping Machines of, the most ap-
proved models and the best workmanship
They also will repair Machinery of all kinds in
the most faithful manner. All orders for work
will be executed with strict regard to punctu-
atty, and every effort will be used 10 give en-
tire satisfaction to their employers.
JOHN SIMMONS & CO..
TAINTED as above, four Journeymen, three of
them as TURNER'S and FlLERS, and one
upon Wood Work, TO whom good encourage
ment will be given. Also, two Young Men as
APPRENTICES to the above business
New Worcester Aup II
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-24

There is a sect in India much resembling the
Quakers in England. They arc called Souds j.;
ornaments and gay apparel of any kind are
strictly prohibited. They never make any obeI-
sanco or salutalion. They will not take an
oath, and are exempted from so doing in courts
of justice, their solemn affirmation being CON
sidGrod equivalent. Delhi, Agra, Jayapur, and
Farrkhaubad, are the chief seats, but they are
scattered over other parts of tho country.