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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
This is to give Notice,
Yhis is " give Notice d,

TgN'AT the subscriber, &c alexanls County, in the
L District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans' Court &C said County letters Of administration
the personal estate of Arthur r. Uric. late Of the
county sforc sad deceased All ersons having claims
against the said decedrnt, hereby .Snei TO exit
Bit the same the subscriber passed b. Orphans
Court on or before the l4h ds Of sept, Der, 1882,
or they NAV by law be excluded from al b-pg fit to said
estate; and those indebted thereto r'quired 10
make immediate payment
Given under my hand this l4th day of s'"'"rnhcr,
1881. ELIZABETH Uhin,
sept1 5-9t Adni'x OF Arthur 4. Uric
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
Sugar. Coffee. Wine, &c
SAMJ1EJ. MFSSEQSNITH

Sugar, Coffee, Wine, &c.
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH
Has in Store, and offers for sale,
ION HHDS. N. o st. CrWx, 4 X.
lNI 100 bhIs Trinidad and Orleans SUGARS
2boxes philadelphia refined
$50 bags coffee, part prime green
chests young Tyson TEN,
chest imperial oflafe
5 half chests Sin!po'n
5boxes lor,row1er q tne
cases. cont'g BIB cans 5su'P'"' quality
!; err s:' Fl. ess. Old .'s''' n,yrs
20 boxes, each cong from to 3 dz chiefly cfdi,
lhhd 2qr casks riuts or BarB'y rect tnpor.
do and do Sercal Strtiors mad
2qrS ! Or casks Ms'msey toarrontd
hhds s. tierces genuine Port Of tine qua
10 bids and bbls Lisbon hty.
or casks Sicily Madeira
cases sparkling Champagne }
pipes cognac brandy
10 bbs New England rum
20 bales Louisiana cotton
s hhtls James River tobacco
kegs manufactured do
800 bags patent shot
$50 resms superfiee No } and 5 letter paper
90 do post aud cap do
50 bundles binciing and hand box boards
81 boxes and half boxes Bakers and LsPham's No
l chocolate
100 pieces German Hesslans
aug 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
Notice

yEyHE debts due to the late concerns of SCOTT l.
/ WRIGHT and JOHN II, MADDOX Go, are
required to be paid to the subscriber, wlo wishes to
close their affairs, and requests speedy settlement
with all who owe either firm.
sep s-tf JAMES v. SCOTT,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17

Dyspepsia.

vIyIIE subscriber continues to apply the newly disco
Il vered remedy for Dyspepsia which has made per.
feet cures of hundreds in this and other places His
price is moderate. Application to be made at his
Drug Store on Fairfax street.
WI. HAnPER
Ur A general supply Of fresh Drugs--mef''cnes &c.
on hand and offered as low they can be purchased
in Alexandris for cash or the usual edit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
Public Sale.

PURSUANT to the terms of deed Of trust made bv
Il Thomas Brochus to the subscriber, for purposes
lh1rein speeihed, dated the 29!h November, 1920 and
duly recorded in the Circuit Court of the conn,v -
Alexandra, will be exposed to sale, public auction.
tor cash. on the premises at II o'clock on SR7yRDaY
the 24th day Of September, 1851,
TWO LOTS OF GROUND,
BY the said deed conveyed to the subscribecone dc.
scrlbed as small lot of ground the north side Of
Cameron street, fronting thereon twenty-five feet, and
fronting Water street sxty.one feet; the Other a.
lot containing one acre; bounded by Royal, Queen.
and Pitt streets The title believed to be good but
the subscriber viii convey such only as IS vested in
him r. " HElSII~y 1,-n...S
sent 15-dts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
For Rent.

.ss.sa That very desirable property, at present
sFsi Occupied by Messrs. Chamberlain 4 Harris at
Ssss the corner Of Prnce Street
A-..E.l Tie stand is believed to be equal to any
other for the grocery business, s. the wharf pro'a.
BILE one. los good tenant the terms will be lows and
possession given the 23i January next. For teims sp
plyto JANE S. CHAMBERLAlN.
sent S-tf ~.-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
Heltzhoover g. Co.'S

Splendid Lanes Of {. Biue Safety Coaches" be.
fween Washington and Baltimore.
LNR5T LINE, S o'ciock.-Passengers BY this line
Il arrive in baltimore by l0oclock, consequently in
time for the1 O'Clock boat for Philadelphia.
Second Line, O'Clock, via Baltimore e. Ohio
Rail Road NO delay or stoppage by this line, as the
Car always in readiness Passengers arrive in Bsti,
more TO early dinner
Third Line. o'ciock-Arrives in Baltimore
to early supper, between and Up. 81.
IT To the citizens of Alexandria and the public in
general the Propretors tender their grateful acknow
Judgements for the encouragement given 10 the Blue
Safety Coaches, and would assure them that they can
always find speedy and safe conveyance on their ar
rival Washington Coach will be in waiting ut the
wharf upon the arrival of the steamboats, from A!exsn
dria. Western passengers are sure of obtaining di
rec, conveyance through to Baltimore, Dir Boyd's
ine from Winchester is connected with the above.
For seats please apply at II, Claseas Hotel
JOHN WEST, Agent.
sept ID -d1wtJeo2w
[Winchester Republican weeks.1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
Invitation.
NOuse Il Store to Rent.

e. A two story dwelling House on Fair
JssssI store aud good dry cellar under the whole
49, TO good tenant the rent will b. made low
Possession may be had the 9th day Of the present
month SAM Il. LARMnUR, b Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
The VirciniN Free Press

sSa weekly newspaper, published at Charles'own.
1 LETTERS Count, Virginia at 81 per annum. pay
able in advance 1t has very extensive circulation ~
the Potomac country, and will be found valuable ad
versing medium for City Merchants and Others. who
sy wish to communicate with their couhtry friends
ne improvements now in progress, which, will con
meet more intimately the trade rich Valley of Vir
gina with Baltimore and the cities of the District OF
Columbia. will suggest to those concerned an add
sional motive for awaiting themselves of the columns Of
the free Press IF sept ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17

End. BE further enactaa, That il shall be the duty
OF the said Tresd mt and Directors. to require Of the
purchaser or purchasers tfthe said Tract bonds with
sufficient personal security payable TO the said Presi.
dent and Direct together with deed or deeds of
trust on the estate 80 sod the payment of the
purchase money and interests; which bonds SO taken,
shall bear interest from the date thereof And all Der.
sons who shall fail to pay into the Treasury annually,
within six months after the shall become due the
interest which may on their said bonds, shall
forfeit all claim to the credit given their pun clses,
and the princ pal MI The eupon become due, be
coverahle by the sail President and Directors th ell
interest III srresr, by motion TO the Genera Court, on
ten days notice of thu time Of making such motor or
the payment thereof enforced By proc. .ding on the
deeds or deeds Of trust afpresa, the discr, don OF
the said President and Directors
3rd. Belt further enacted, 7 la e persons becom.
ing purchasers Of land, Hnder the of this act
shall have the privilege of paying the of the
purchase money at any time.
4,h This act shall be in force from the passing
| thereof
| lune l6 2aut10thoct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
E0. Rent,
vu. thnr supply Of shoes.

gE>iiE subs ef hiss lust received all addition to bis
6. iorge, sock Of shoes, consistingof.
.ien's coarse and fine shoes aud bootees,
}io,s woTen asI eki'Iscns fine shoes and boots
Ladies cheap prunelH fppeIs,
Gentemen's bnckskin s'ir ners, cheap.
All Of which are offered, wholesse and retail, - low
as they he purehase3 IN Ibis Or any OF the neigh.
boring markets, A. ID. bAkhON
aug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
EOr Rent,
+ w Rent,

NE NcNNs
kxrsa The HOUSE and ONE ACRE
GH;1SLOT opposite the residence Of Mn. James
~ IL ~ Hooe. 1t is now in complete order. The
S2&H ui contains variety of select fruit trees,
and is considered drsirabIe and healthy stuation-
To good tensn, will be rea'ed low for one or more
years LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
To AAet,
70 Nentg

The Store-Room and Warehouse un-
ATYA der my dwelling southwest corner OF King
AskSt aud Pitt s,s.. opposite Mr. Newton's frank
HSAEt lin House Hotels excellent stand for
Grocery The rent will be made low, and dealt out,
Possession may be had 18th September
auo IA JNO CORsE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
For Amsterdam.

90 The ship VIRGINLa,
~ stinson, master, is daily expected TO ar
;s;@. iysrooo AMI viii he immediately despatch
re '', h love port 200 hhds of tobacco Will be
{, S.n OF ifs'S"'' 'Ff w. rOWLE g Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
For BOSTON.

The schooner P.iHELA.
iI small will sail in few days, and take
%. gureI' Oh "e & w. II. IRWIN.
-, t,s. on board said schooner. 900 bHis No. ssrs
Who n' Iii he sold low iftaken from the wharf,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
Tor halifax.

The British schooner
in uHLLlM u ELLZABETH
III -, D,s,.r, will SAIL in a. few days. and take
.Otlres D" "' w. FOWLE u Co.
"Go have / l sA' septo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
baltimore Packets.

t,k in' n'' W. s. which will sail from the Dis
3k4sIhoo"s .n,n nsn,more every Saturday. For
ucI, and one H''" ]. Nv. H. IRWIN.
freight spPb to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-10

Il. n, settled by The Court. Of
.-..is aud The custom Of tue country. an A.
.,.s,,s ,.ho had noi instituted the sun and sho
!. =. oot enpioved, might mark his name on the
dacL u. AMI thsreby become authorized 10
eonfroI the Judgment aud collect The debt MIR
T. DENIED Ihat this was the la"-he SAID "htfe
a., ..aroey OF dered the ~rsi, hal possession OF
a.. .,,sr;slt. and filed II, il was conclusive ey-
i.ieofs ina, he vas employed AID authorized
:. ,sr.i.,e the n1nney. Aud the Conclusion is
to-, f,ou, the faei OF his having possession oil
+, he instrument Itself. hf u SAID that no nlhn
r,uld be employed without the assent oil the
Clint. aud NJ Attorney could sustain his claim
-, he the Attorney b. siu1piy showing he was
.,,arked 10 tue sui his own ret would o5t be
..,d.aee for han. nor wound 81 justify tue de-
t..dsnf or .brrd ia paying over tie money 10
h,m The decision OF tie Court Ul Appeals
doe, no, sniho,iz the doctrine OF Inc geatle-
,,.u--rh,. decision refers expressly to ins an-
,bor,ty beng dei we'd hon the custom OF the
rauntr.. particularly "bea the Attorney had
oass.s.ion oil the instrument.
AIR c concluded by saying that the relation
Of Attorney aad Client "as one ri cnniidence
and trus,-ihnt THIS WAS The relation winch
tl,ey sustained To each other throughout The
Whole UhiJed States relation "nich ne saw
40 good reason for 50 essentially disturbing
SUCH law as this was not TO he found IN any
state The Client had now the power oi DIS
continuing his Attorney, or dressing the OH
CT mol To pay him the money, which Is al AN
pie remedy Mr. G. sad, ms much had been
aid upon hi, subjest, he would hazard an ass'r
iion, that ia propor,iJnio the number Of the pro
lee sion & tn. amount OF money passing through
their hands there were fewer losses sustained
10 the community Than by any other class OF
collectors either public Oh private. lie sand he
ind for lhes. reasons del, rmined To vote for
the ameodneni OF the gentleman from Wood.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-10

A communication was received from the
Senate. stating III q they had passed the Bill
-" 10 rrepl.,e The fees Of The Sergeant at Arms
to tho House vi Delegate" aud that -tn.y had
also passed, " it'll amendments, the bi Is " Au
,hor,ziug Consiablrs 10 require Indemnity ing
bonds and - 10 organize the Executive De-
par,ment under the amended Cons,tut,on."-
The ame ailments to tno first named bill, were
agreed to- aud the last uamed bill win ITS IA.
amendments, WINS, ON M Ma1well's molinn,
Laid unnn the table IIbo Senate pJopose,l
no change in the salar,.s Of the Governor aud
Councillors. A provision is proposed, Tor CIV
mo the Lieutenant Governor, IN case Of I'll.
death or the Governor, the same eompensa
,,on Which The Governor would have receiv.
ed
MIR. Moore submitted the following resolu-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-10
G.Is> 80 ....s,..s I..lr. .t.hs surs,lo,

GstE< ssa sss.sis.s J..,gs efihs superior
casss of chs.tssyAihs etl,-s as Chancellor
~ the Superior Csurs Of La~.-The Ghanfei-
Ior shsii reside within the frcs 4 O. sh'fh w
snah he al Jtisd and exercise hi iIdirisl lahe-
il5us in III roHff. NJ The sHsse TtIcpi s'tze"s
change ynirrs - fhf Gen al I ~
sh u annusliy be - so4t'fhy thai 1'1'', W
The .eYsraI Cir-asis - fh= Common asai'h. ~
h., n a,asrai.e. q a.,o n - a. esrhsnts
of Eircuts.--A sRpsf.sr e go Las. hna
Superior Coarl - Chanffrr. .hah BE- holden
IN e.eh caant, a. rnfpsfatzoi n tts SAID en-
.s,t. - eiari Superior Cur Il la u ~
s.tsi,I,-bed The ,h#4.fai superior luutts ~
Las. 81 .uci. aud he J,dgfs tte'sot. - 'hrH'
lion .haii have the AN 'fiiairifo', TAT 4" NV
vested ~ lhs SapaTor Lptf1s - L'N, aoi ="
Jntgs. thereof - vacation. - he s=vsTni 81
perior C.,nr,s 81 Chsnrsr,. a.. shai nave ta'
sane Jurisdiction. r@iafiyr 10 tue several cP1n'
les, &c, IL vii.n they nav 80 tts'i'h'''
that !. no. sesfeA IN tie 5lofnaf CUT si
Ghaaerry, &c.--rbe Ch"afa''o. o. eara IL
cut. and III J fdscs of'he Gs,ersl Coart ~h'
for that year may be de.r,aat-t ta4ts' CiresH.
shall hold a Superior Couit Of Law, aud a %
n riot Court Of EIi Y, " sfch hnet. s"h'i
annually. % may be pressribr1 ~ ia"'
~ which iha Jitge Of ID. GsDetal Court shaH
pref 10 10 ne Superior Court Of Law. anu me
Chancellor - the Superior Court OF b1aity'
srpaiAfc.Y, bat both my 1T loaelher, IN rhhet
ofth8 SAID Courts. III. When elmer OF the said
Iadest sh4ll hd 10 attend my term OF tie
Courts the Judge who may attend shall eEer-
else all the jurisdiction, both law and equity,
thst both should havr exercised. Appeals
from judgments Of SAID oupenof Courts OF La"
aud from decrees Of Superior Courts Of Chan
Gerry. shall lie directly To The Court OF Appeals
&c NC" variou. other provisions concerning
Cominis sioners, &c. &c. we have no foom th's
morning TO specify.
NJ. leigh moved, that, for thu present., tho
pgojsct he laid Gu the table.
Nj. R,o1naX asceded ~ the proposition which
wac agreed n.
oa mat,o, u NJ Chd,oo, itw.s ordefsu
10 bs printed.
Mr Keller moved thu, when thu House nj.
inuru, IL adj aurni 10 II o'cl1ek tp-mofrow. uo
this motion di,cu,sion iooA place, III which
Msssr.. X l-r. MORRIS aud Bryce supported,
and All. Miller OF Botetouft opposed II.
The qiesii,n brtng taken. i'"a. decided Ia
the afi rina ivc--nyes 81, nos 80.
On action Of Mr. New,nan, TIE House adj
osmed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-10

Mr.. Gaolsou said he hope5 tie NOUN ssa.S
lie agreed 10 for ansihrr reason. iheie WIS
,ssoiat4oe on the table proposing 10 increase
tn. Jurisdiction Of justices ri Tie Peaef.
he nndsrsiood, considerable ereiiefneht hAo
alrsaiy been . Iparienesd IA h'' county oF me,
ef,p a, ,i,on and he wished that the snijsei ~
1 he resolution now befoss the Hous mighi NJ
considered "a connection vim u. The moAoh
to rs.commit, VAS agreed to.
MIR Williams of 10. moved ihat has PROPOSE
lien he referred 10 the Committee OF Courts ol
Justice ~ distinct resolunon-Hhleh was o.
greed IN. 1T.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Bfodna1, the resolutions
submitted by him on Wednesday, we're r.
ferr,J tn thu Commiiies Of IpIfi> OF Justice.
Nr. Claiborne submntsd - rssoluiioh. hnt
"Wednesday the 9Th inst. be hH-d Tor tue riee-
ton b, joint ballot win the oeaate, Ola Gov
ernor sod tbreo Councillors OF State. io' the
nert three ysars.--dr. {. remarked, iha' as
sou ss the Judiciary question Vas sei'l'h, +"
would be necessary 10 proceed WIN The cleo
tons o. Judges and II would be better to nave
elected the Governor. ac preVipusiy
Mr. IaIsel moved thai the resolution be
laid on the table, winch wds nGceded u by Mr.
Ciaiborae.
Nj Leigh gave notice that the COMMITTEE Of
Courts Ot Justice " QUIZ meet tomorrow morn
1nE.
On motion Of Mr.. Anderson Of hottoway, the
House sdJobfned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-10
TEXT.

Gen. Jackson in his letter to Presiden, Mon.
roe, on appointments, said" DESTROY the Mon.
ster, party"
COMMENT Not many weeks since, Me-.
Law, the late Collector OF the port in New Lon
o'h, visited the seat of Government for the pur
pose OF ascertaining the reasons why he had
been removed. He waited on tn. Presideo, in
person, aud frankly inquired of hin il twas
owing TO any Delinquency on his part, or to
any una administration OF his puhlic services
'hai ne had been SO unceremonously discbarg
cd lhe General made answer, hat. louchins
ms PEI torrance OF bis duties Of the Office ,o
winch ne mad b'en appoint ed. he had heard
no complaint. F." But" added he, 81 under.
st'hn on once attended a meeting where n
ceaefdia was IN the chair, aud voted !" Mr.
Law, not deeming u necrs sarv 10 uffer any sc
encouragement IN extenuaiion Of such a helm
oas offence, suffered him TO proceed 10 sooiber
charge. 3" learn furthermore" saws the hieh
m'1'ed and venerable chief magistrate. e" ,h.,
yoa once ordered paper stopped. because \,
supported the aud my administrator 1T,
tals ~, Law replied, that he wa. happy 10
ieafn mat no specific charges Of derslic, ion
from uuty could be preferred against him. a,
ne mad endeavored conscieniionsly to dischsrgs
mo trust which had been comm United 20 him
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-10
MlnNrspAY. Fur. Q.

A .,ou,n,c,t,oo WINS received from the
ssu.,e ,nfor n.ng tina, they had passed the bill
.,n..,n,ne the hrst clerk IA the Auditor OIL
Gee aud that they had regretted the bill, chang
iny the plnce. oi hoidng separate elections 10
the COUNTY ol Harrison.
no mot, IN oil Mr.. Garland OF smhersi, the
hin .onceraiug the ,nspeo, Un Of TOBACCO al
II,ion Ware honsc in LynehDurg was tnhah W
til. amendn-n reported were agreed 10 and
hav;uv been further amended, ON motion,
All Mr. G. The bill was o.deredio bc thsfos'
sed -
corning the inspection ofsalt, was taken up,
read once. a second tiueby us ale, and com
united. -,
ON motion OF Mr.. Atkinson the bill "u'en'
ding the marriage act, wah taken up, fehh
first ant second tiur by Its tue anu cchmN
ted.
The enrrossad bills, establishing a terry
from tue lands Of William 4. Hereford, IN the
coun,y Of Maeon, across the Ohl' river
,nO "A new county odl ot parts nl Tue eo""'ies Oh
Logan, Greenbtier, NICHOLS AMI ka"a"ha--
ION mo;jen VI Mr.. Etskine, tile name OF f"y-
eite was "a. IN to Gee az" county, anh '"o va,
rious blanks we're filled Ito amend an aei TO
authoriss "a lottery for the construction oi
lad fr,,u Mouroe Court hou.e 10y the way oi
Sand, To Logan Court tbIuSe, were iead a 5rd
time and passed.
The bull author sing the Board OF f"Dl~
Works 10 suilscii ie 10 he sock OF the baIry
vile Turnpike Company, reported from the
COMMITTEE vi Roads, &e with sn ameudmeh',
was taken up--ihe ameodmrnis agread 10, anu
the b,l ordered 10 be- enerossed.
JUDICIARY SYSTEM
On motion Of Mr.. Garland, the Resolution
an The subject 81 the Judiciary was taken up
Mi. Bryce moved TO reeommu the resolution
60 the committee which brought IN, with Oh
Giers 20 bring IN bhi.
Auer consider able debate, IN when hessrs
Bryce, Morris, Leish. niltner, h"'o" OF
Macfa land aud BrvGnsr TOOK part, tue gues
siou was taken on the motion oil AIR. Bryce ahu
was decided h the n-gat've-
MIR. Macfsrland Iheo addressed the House
nj considerable length in opposition to the p'a'
OF extending Chancery Jurisdiction to the sew
srsi counties of the state, pointing out many
difiiculties. such AS increased eIpence aud do
lay, whica would probably arise out vi the pro
jscts.
ur, Garland Of Nelson. said, that rs th.
House had been engaged four hours To day. he
would now move IL Icy the resolution OIL the
table He iniended alta con'tnent time "
express himself on this subject hut :, Was dts
agreeable 10 address tie House alter hha'
been wearied with labor
Tue resolution was LAID on the table
Mr.. Brodna, submitted plan ior The srrang
,aent Of the Judiciary, OF which tue iolio~in
Is an abstract,
aThe several counties and corpo'at ions I
he arranged iato twelve Judicial Circuits, IL
each OF which TWO judges a'e TO he elected an
<,omm.ssioned.--One al Judge vi Tie ueneT,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-10

a GOOD RecePt-y poteni.-Ts remove ICE
IRON doof steps, &C. throw upoH il a ANAL
quantity of salt aud TIC ice Will directly crask
and become ia'.e, aud may be easily remostd
with shovel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-10

SDUCATl0N.--rhe next session Of our
~ scnool, VIII commence Monday, Fee'
lt'n. ID 5. COLE.
Feb. 3fif
.l<ok hikE--A negro Man aud Boy.
- E.FLETCHEh'
Feb. 3. Is
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A Boston paper says, InemoeI Of our L.
gisiaihre has gwen a H1w word to the Amer.
can language, VIZ &" PMoWriziRg," TO Iadi;aie
Nocturnal reGeuilou,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-10
1Ilnn.nAY. Err. 3

cd bili iOtmuga new county, TO be called
Itoanokc, out of parts OF the connl s Of ont
gomaTy aud Boletouit. pan OF Franklin
WAS originally incluJsd-but an ObIecl 100 be-
ing raised tina, ms Montgomery aud BootouIt
belonged 10 Que gtand division df the safe es'
tabI,.nsd b, tho New Cons 'iuiion and Frank
liz to another. 10 annex part oil Franklin 10
Valley County. disturbed that arrangement,
Iha part Franklin included, WAS ~ 'unged.
Thus modified, the b,l was passed NJ nDul Oh
lection.
JUDICIARY.
M. Jackson called up the resolutions from
the Comm tc' oil Counts uf J usfice, expires.
lag the nope thai, thus c,rly ~ mo day resu.
n,. the DIS ussou would close WITH IT, The
House agreeing IN tako up the resolutions,
Mr. Garland Of Nelson, addressed the House
for upwards OF nR hour. IN idyor Of the resolu-
ton.
MIR. Maxwell succeeded Mr.. 6. on the other
side.
Mr.. Morris ifnwed. IN decided reprobAtIpn
oil the present ehancrry ~ ste,n IN favor OF unl-
ting law and equity Jnrisj,cttun-u 10 oppo-
silon 10 the pan OF carrying Count To each
county, aud IN iavot OF distucI syst.tn. IN
Conclusion, Nj, Vi. laid the iollo ing rrsolu.
ton On ,Ho table, us Indicating tue scheme he
preferred.
keaoiOed. That the Courts which shall be or.
dHmrd aud established, 10 exerciseth. lur ia
d'c,ioo VOW vested N the Superior Courts oi
Law, shall have and exercise the same lnrIs.
dIctiOp that 10 nov vested III the Superior
Courts of Oh ucery, IN ali cases IN Chaneery
where all the DIS. within the GoinmOnwea II Il
reside within tue territorial jurisdiction oil tnr
respective Courts So Ia he ordained aud esihb-
lished and sha moreover, have aud exercise
tue equitable jurisdiction To en- uIn procre dlngs
on their judy hents nj Law, aud on the jodg
nenls OF the County and Corporation Count,
within thelr territorial Jurisdiction respectively,
"heresoever the paitIos ~ such Jud ments ma y
reside.
That NIL other jurisdiction now exercised
by The existing Superior Courts OF Chance y
snail he vested Ia aud ex rClSed bv, the oupe
| r'of Courts OF Chanctry watch snail bo orda,n
Ell hnd established. to be held in convenIcn
d'sIr'ets not exceeding - ~ number
and the said Superior Counts OF ChHueery
| shalt moreover have and exercise inrisdictIU,
| Ia al causeh IN Chancrry, which, by Consent o
| all the paftes, shall be removed thereto, trou
trs Superior Courts oil Law and Eqmt,.
When Mr.. houis had concluded, Mr. Leigl
asked tnat tho House should Adjourn, with
Wv Of the discussion being continued to-mor
row. Inc IioIso ooHsenled-dJ es o. ave,
Is