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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22
BOTTLE CORKS.

Do LIZ SolINE.
Bale very superior Bottle CoIks, for sale low, by
4 feb2l JNO EUSTACE
A. l.. BOTTS 81 CHARLES Il. BOTTS,
.ATTOR.NIES at Lar.
FENHE subscribers will regularly attend the courts
IL held in the city of Richmond They promise
faithful and dllgcnt attention 10 any business entrus
tod 10 them. 4. l.. Bolts.
CHI T. Bolts.
4. l.. Bolts proposes 10 establish in the city OF
Richmond General Agency Office IN connection
with the practice of the Law-to collect claims and
dcbrsto effect sales of stock of all descrip
lions, publicly procure loans of money,
and to dispose Of he same. In every ms ance the
commissions will be moderate.
The subscriber would be glad to draw deeds of
ConvPyances. and in trust deeds to act Trustee.
Any person having claims of doubtful character
would DO well to apply TO him Is have them arranged,
and that If they please cOudltIonaliy-In any matter
Of difficulty able legal advice will be procured with
ont additional charge.
Having m extensive acquaintance in the State,
those wishing TO lend or borrow sums of money
would DO we'll 10 apply to h:m-thiS be done free
# postage, and if not suitably negotiated loss or
inconvenience can be sustained. Every honorable
exertion shall be used and not the most remote rsque
hazardcd far the subscriber is concerned in any
transaction entrusted 10 him by seller buyer, Dor
rover or lender.
Having been for Inc last ten years member Of
the Council of Virginia. he has necessarily become
convcrsnnt with the subject of irnd claims for
iViionayy SerrCeS-such claims will be attended to
Tor the conditional compensation ot ono fourth II OBJ
tanned, nothing If not allowed In attending TO such
claims nc Will be aided by gentleman Of much OK
pcricnce aud who has devoted much time io he same.
Attached TO his office will be established if desired
by the citizens Of Il richmond and its vicinity Read
ing Room and Exchange Office, under the manage
ment Of suitable person; and wherever agent or
uuctionecr Of any description may be employed, due
care will be observed
The above establishment viii 20 into operation the
LIST of Aprl next carhcr-and II so, due notice viii
be given. \. l.. Bolts.
feb i7-'I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22

NO. hldChcTci.
Aa Barrels fall caught, in store, for sale by
Il wv feb II JAS. WINSTON.
WYE offer for sale the following GOODS, nov
w landing, and on the way up the river:
ESQ Bags green coffee
tierces DO
49 hhds New Orleans sugar
10 do ST. Creix ----- do
30 do New Orleans molasscs
90 do New Orleans rum
10 do New England do
100 bbls do DO
boxes lump sugar
&c half boxes x 10 glass
90 boxes lemons
20 do oranges
269 DO "MIddle5erger's" soap
rs rcams wrapping Paver
20 casks cheese
50 half terccs fresh rice
90 bbls mess and prime pork
bales cotton oznaburgs
cases handsome prints
We hare in Store.
% hhdS ST. Croix and Porto Rico sugars
500 bbs No 3, mackcrel
400 sacks salt
Nails, loaf sugar
600 boxes mould candles
Cotton yarns. soal leather
feb I7--6t DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22

GREEN COFFEE, &C.
n ANDING This Morning from schoouers Effort,
H Planter, Dorchester and other vessels, lust ar
rived at Rockets, and lor sale at our office.
2l0 bags prime coffee
go boxes sperm candles
10 casks lamp OIL superior quality
80 hhds ST Croix sugar, part prime
II hhds n Orleans do
- hhds molasscs
10 hhds and 81 bbls whiskcy
90 hhds Northern rum
10 bbs gin
1000 bushels potatoes, suitaj, for seed or
table use OTIS, DUNLOP & Co.
feb I7-3t if
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22
Trust Sale of Real Estate.

Trust Sale Of Real Estate.
PURSUANT 10 n Deed of Trust, executed TO
IL the subscriber by Nelson Cary, bearing date
the 10th day Of November 1880, and duly recorded
in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court for the
City of Richmond in order TO the payment of
q certain of money due from Nelson Cary 81
Co. to George b. Reed, and costs OF carrying this
Trust into execution-wi be sold on the premises,
on Friday the 25th inst or the next fair day, pre-
cisely at o'clock, p. M lot Of Ground lying just
below the Richmond Dock. containing about one
acre, on which there is stage erected for loading
vessels with Coal. Terms made known on the day
ofsalc.
Sale to be conducted by c. J SELnEN & Co.
Auc,ioneers S. MAYNARD, Trustee
feb l6-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22
Irish Linen Store.

Irish Linen Store.
ID II JENKINS has on hand, of recent lmportn-
II. taion, an extensive assortment Of IRIsH AND
GERMAN L1NENs Persons wanting L'neDs for the
Spring will find them ali prices, by the piece, half
piece, or yard All Linens purchased at this house
arc warranted pure Linen and grass bleach.
Also on hand few pieces of extra fine Linens,
suitable for collars. &c &c. All Of which will be
sold at the most reduced prices, OF r. ". JENKINS
Mcrino Shawl, Linen aud Fancy Dry Good Store.
feb 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22

Fashionable and Cheap Lace Goods.
A Il r. u JENKINS will be found the following
IA extensive variety Of Lacc Go,ds:
5000 yards footing quilting laccs, Of oil widths.
qualities and prices
New style and fashionable surpl;cc lace chcmiscts
DO and do lace Gorcos. copcs collars ucl.
crimes. and AL the newest style of lace goods
for the neck
An extensive assortment Of Ladies' and Infin Is
lace cans
Rich bobbinctt gimp aces, for cap trimming
Extra wide and rich bohbinett laccs, for trimming
forella cnpcs and flouncing dresses
IL, ID, and Cd plain white bobbinctt lace, very
cheap.
Also-IOO black lace wells, at all prices.
The above Lace Goods forms a very general as
sortmcnt Of all that is rich and fashionable. and
Will be sold at very low prices, at X. II. JENKINS
Mcrlno Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
feb &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22
Optics.

SPY Glasses with aromatic object glass and shade
- Tor night and day very superior.
Spy Glasses various qualities.
Opera Glasses.
Eye Glasses for shcrt sighted Pcrsons-set in gold
and silver
Botanical Microscopes.
Octngon Mirror, for viewing prints.
Jefferson Spectaclrs.
Spec;accs mounted in gold silYcr seel, aud tortoise
sbcll-various patterns, with EEesu, aaare, white
conca"c. convex, and plane glasses.
Goggles with green and white glasses.
Spectaces mounted in Jiued steel, fashionable arti-
cle--for sale by X. ID. SANXAY.
feb %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22
BY OTIS, DUNLOP s. CO.
CRnCERIES At AJTcTION

On WEDNESDAY, next, the Esd inst at II o.
clock, will be sold at office. a large and general
assortment. of Groceries
feb 81 OTIS, DUNLOP s. Co Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22

(yARD.-Nly NrUHr SCHOOL tor Book keeping aud Ton
rsauhip Is nov open every Evening AZ seven o'clock IN
Onsce recently occupied ~ Mr.. Carpen,cr ,...,.
H., GtlYTiR !. SHAW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22
AMERICAN WROUGHT
SHELF. COMBS

& UST received by the last arrival, full assert
- mcpt of beautiful patterns, aud every size
Also
largo assortment of Plain Shell Tuck Combs
all of which will be sold The lowest price, at
GRANNISS5' Fashionable Shoe and Comb Store
feb 10 Sign of The Golden ComJ.
Bargains in Mcrino Shawls.
rgNIIE remaining stock of Nerino Shawls consist
u ing Of long and square white, black scarlet and
yellow Mcrino shawls, will now be sold At the New
York auction prices, at X ~. JENKINS
Mcrino Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
feb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22
Catalogue No. l.

Ot Books some of tchich uaiuabie and
SECRET proceedings and debates Of the Federal Conven
- uo0, assembled at philadelphia, 1897
Debates aud other proceedings of Virginia Convention l7sS
for the purpose of dsberang the Constit
mended by the Grand Federal Convention
Proceedings Of the Convention Delegates for the counes and
corporations in the colony of Virginia, IT'S
Niles Weekly Register
Hazards State Papers
American State Papers
American Speeches
Resources u. States
Raymond's Political Economy
Lays Political Economy
Nash's Appeal
Sinclair on Revenue
Tracys Political Economy
Marshalls Life of Washington
MaTshall's American Colonies
Diplomacy of u States
Statistics of L. States
Tabular statistical the population, commerce. nayiga
ton, public lands post Office revenue mint
military and naval establishments, expenditures and public
debt of the u States, by Geo Watterson and Nicholas de
die Nanzandt, Esqrs
For sale the Book and Stationery Store of
feb II r. d. SANXAY
Black Bombazines and Mourning Goods.
IL K. ~. JENKINS
20 pieces black bomhszne, from % per yard
supeTfne quality, of them finished With double warp
and improved sewage
Black Italian Grape wells
Wide black Grape for do
Best black grapes, for trimming, &c.
Jet black pa!narines for dresses
Do figured maudarnes for DO
Black mohar and worstcd hose
Iiain and ribbed black silk do
Best black horse skin gloves
Black mode silk and gauze hdkfs.
The above goods all Of npofalious and viii b
sold at reduced prices, X n. JENKINS
feb alrrno Shawl, Linen. and Fancy Dry Goeds SUM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22

Books at 30 per cent below Cost.
'BNHE subscriber having ovERGRowN stock Of
- Books on hand, and being particularly dcsrous
Of reducing It to mere SKELETON, is determined to
sell at unprecedented low prices; portion of it he
will dispose o. C - - and ~ per cent. below cost
'luc9 2 ~ SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22
Wanted,

,SSK A good SHIP of 400 to 800 hhds. to loat
.ssAd26 at City Point, for por: IN Europe-n fii,
freight and dispatch will be given. by
leu i3-Gt CHARLES PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22

Tickets ., halves so, quarters IS.
For sale at tire Lottery and Exchange Office
feb 2l--ts THO B BIGGE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22

4 Bale very superior Bottle Corks, for sale low, by
4 feb II JNO Il EUSTaCE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22
LOTTERIES.

Tickets IS, halves so, quarters 25.
For sale at E. MICKI.E'S,
FEB 81 Mex, below the door Of the EARLE Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22

ID ICE so terces prime new Rice, just receiv-
IL ed from Charleston, for sale by
feb lift IF CHARLES PALMER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31

Beef, pork, &c.S920,l72
In. corn * meal l4), I50
Manufactured
tobacco, 6n,357
Flaxsccd, 1919, 6GJ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31
From t5c Union and State Rights Gazette.
TO COTTON PLANTERS.

"
on nave oeoh mos! grossly GecoiVed ny lgao-
! '".. or "oIS' men A.'cy nave to'd you what is
not tr"e' ihey nave .o!u you that your Cotton
Is i'""rs@ a. 'ce ny Tue arm, ana mat Multi
t"'ioh W""" I"'Se us price: NAT II CharleSt"i
was Hee port Sottoh ana iH!cc would be much
"!E"er. nese statements are utterly false, and
arc Sfc"'e"' "ccauSe t'.T's '1'icrS li!!.k you are
zoo ignorant L" ma oilt TIC deception. ihcy i;noyv
'i'' ." """'u H"t "'%'Id CIV! war; II all you
were 10 gam was merely 10 SCH all your G"ttton to
INC nI''''h u INC same Pf'ce you now DO, instead
% ei'"@ Pr' OF IL 10 t!oHe' VINO AIDED you in eX-
penny t'io "F!Sh soiolcFS' VINO, IN the rcTol'ion
P,U""c'c' IId D''HU your n"e;!lh sS-yet ti.s Is
a. a. w. ~" 8" ''oI''''- aroma "o"Iu De ~"
"'' 'e i'''''FD" Oh 'Iho--a Pro'G%i"n' as non
otHoio III CON - ''E present Cn'"n' its t!i
W " co.,. 'rI,', 70 VIE mare 10 DC
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go! ~ e.N ~ '"'ou PFost!','-
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-: - y. 49, ~ ~ "I PENS upon 'he Pro
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31

sa-z=-=zszszzs sz=z=zz--z=IzaEzE
EN- CIANCEllY- Amelia County Court.
September 22d, 1881: TilghnIan r. JeteI !,
admir-. o.! Elizabeth Human, deed. and heir
OF his late wife Sally Jeter, Sally 1'hurstou,
~ IN Il. E'lIngtn IN !lght OF his wife, Nancy,
| former widow and admX Of Joseph Motley r.
iced Joel b Motley, John G. Motley, George
y Motley, Naha5icl NJ Motley, ~ illiam II.
f.anes, in right of his wife Mary w. fsEmerlv
Diary W Mo;iegs IN their proper persons. and
B'isey Ann Ni"tl y. an infant VINO sues by VIM.
II Ea1os, her guardian al item, which said
joel John, George, Nathaniel, MarS and Betsy
are children OF said Joseph Motley. decd and
which said Sally Fburston and Joseph Motley,
dec d were Children Of joel Motley, senr. decd.
.4gnaaSt C0mPFtS.
OF Joel Mo ey,sr decd and also admir- of Pas
cfal Motley, deed. NaibanIel NJ. Motley sr
Thomas Motley, PascllaI Motley, - Brom-
well and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Motley
- Hight and Martha his wife, formerly Mot
ley, SylyIa Motley, wieow of John Motley, decd,
~ her proper perfons. and Mary Motley, VIM
Mtlcy, and James Motley, infants by Thomas
W. Webster guadian I'D item, which said Tho.
mas, PASCAL, Elizabeth, Martha, Mary, Wilt
am q James, are children OF John Motley, dec;
aad winch SAID John and also he said PaschnS
Motley, deed, and the said Nathaniel III bfotiey
n were children of the said Joel Motley, ST.
decd Defnd1i,ts.
This'lay came the compliments by tl1e,r al
torney, and fled their bill against be dcf.ns
danis, and on their motion. Thomas w. Webster
IS appointed special guardian TO the infant de-
tendan's, William, Mary and James Afetley-
and the defendants Na,haniel NJ Motley. eenr.
Thomas Mo'ley, Paselial Motley, - Brum-
yell, and Eiz 'beth his wiie, - Hight and
Martha his wife, Sylvia Motley, William Mot
10y, Mary Motley and James Motley, not hav-
ing entered the appearance and gwen security
according to the Act of Assembly, and the rules
q md ~ tbo
ton OF tie Court, that they are not inha btants
of this Commonwealth II IS ordered, that the
snid defendants do appear here the fourth
Thursday ~ December Dcxt, ond answer the
Dill of the compliments, and that copy of this
order 5e forthwith inserted in sonns newspaper
Published n the Cry Of Richmond, for Two
months excessively, and posted at The frsnt
door Of the Courthouse Of TINS coHny.
Copy Tcste.
90 JOHN r. LEIGH, C. A. &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31
From He Cineiunn.i cn-sl,.

Six years ago, who would have thought that p
clergyman might be made degraded '.eonvict, !"
for residing as missionary amongst the hcathsn!
In tho whole history of statutory crime it may be
doubted whether another instance is to he found
N penalty so enormous being actually inflicted.
under forms Of lay, upon act in itself cotnmen.
dablo.
In Mr.. Worcrstcr's case, there is no doubt writ
OF error to the Supreme Court Of the United States
VII be allowed. Georgia viii hardly hang him 10
abatc it, so that the question which her viole nee
last year prevented from being decided, must next
winter come up for decision.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31
, farS>r -err ver, IS we have ssep, ID; -. 5o9
tons, rose in the latter year to $50, 277.

farSrr -err vor, IS we have sser, l,.t -. 5o9
tons, rose in the latter year to 5S0,277
"Har Determinations operated powerfully in
t'vor oi rur shrpv. Vessels, not ct Tao United
states OF 20S TONS burden, on entering oar porte
paid t22 sterling tonnage duty, and :or a cargo Of
IN" Waldo OF ,--000 sterling, they paid ~ sterling
ezra duty, more than the vessels OF he United
states, OF !he same Tonnage, aui laden ctorc-
said IhcSc extra charges were st3icicnt IL drive
troh our ports The greatest proportion Of the
foreign tonuagc. All foreign nations were
affected BY the ~ystcm wc h,d adopted. Il seem
OF the United States. Tho di;uiUu,ion OF the To-
vory few exceptions, rapid, regular, and por:aa-
nant. In 1893, our tonnage exceeded that of eve
~ other nation, except Great BRITAIN!
"iu 1899, oar tonnage amounted TO l,350,2Sl
tons. In 1888, That Of Great Britain and Ireland.
! wc raised tonnage" Thy these restrictions and
branches oi Industry, oyc been denounced by tho
| mercantile corpsl $50 10 be equal to that OF
| Great Britain, century after she had passed
| the navigation acl."-iicm, y. 21t.
''ln 1889. tho British vessels which entered in
wards, in Great Britain, engaged in the trade o!
/ the United States, amounted ia 253; the outward
10 35S. In 1899, those wiic! cntorcd inwards,
amounted only to y; ana those outwards 10 81.
Ia ZOO, SCI vossc,s engaged in the trade of the
United States, cn;crod invar:s' IN Great Britain.
OF these only 81 British. OF 5T5, entered
| outwards, only 80 were British" -Idcm, 295.
The following table shows the rapid and saluta-
~ increase Of tho United States tonnage under the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31

Real VERNoNrEe.-The subscriber has in bi4
employ horse which be began to drive in a load.
ed Wagon from Montpelier to Boston few weeks
before he was I4 years old.
In years, months, and days, he has been to
Boston and back 90 times, and has not lost a sin
gle trip. The distance from Montpelier to Boston
being 40 miles, yoa viii that be has travelled
81 600 miles.
Since the Tooth time nc has been 70 Boston once
tho do not think it proper TO drive him every
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31

Z We hIvr worn that Congress shall AT ON dcnau,
repeal tie tariff Il does nor uur ~f.fc !cgi. ,,;c
WI dissolve oar connection with tie Union. aud e. =
WI 'fNc our star" u1"g tive Hl'.-us: aud {; be-.
move, evnf' tue ElT'liuau, 20 Sand by his arms
aud to kc"1 ir ball four legislature pure rom feig
nfr"dsrs &C 'ries!oH Couyisr.
'Rcsp'ved Thar the adhesion Of the sta, o( S,rrb
Carol ua i"ic Union should depend upo1 the uncouai q
al 'erct 81 ue taf laws OF 1916. 1874 and 1879 50
d' rs iucy are iucors'en; ssh ,hr constitutions. ent,
Ut our cizens r ,ations of -. Johns Parish s. G,
t"SuPPosc C'srla Ten 2 fec port eEacring no d,ie,
on entry az eA-Ur, al fio very utmost I've per cent ad
yaIoTr" ON imports free losi, where the ves.rls of
every uaI'u upau Garth might bring without let or Inn
drraucc. what hry have TO sci aid purchase hetv what
Wc can supply! hat city would 10 ia r Ave vra.
whtt depot for The transatlantic wud what 4 sceus
Tor commercial agency! And ~ .ou would mo.
lest fee port, which is the port Of every ua,ian-
WHICH all uauors deapy INFER SEED 10 promoting and
case, Than the same taxes rai G., AID vEato dan
ger have We 10 ieaE Who mo!cs,s Lub. C. lsr.pur-
Hrerem Would trupe permit fee uori 10 be-
oockadca. Md here ic % be drained -,,
pay lae expenses N hIsiit attack u.ru us by Our
qnondam luenas:'-Cn itl,stou &c5crrr
i'Ire crisis ~ r the uos, important one tina, eve,
':cH the ne'lti1us oi c3eutry ,.eyr trpv viii
90 through usatc Hutf Ihrv 60 rot for orc snail Er
Tor my NAIVE corious 'lc state. right or wrong And
regardless OF wnai others may sugsc,i SHALL rot be one
Mercury.
"The memorable scenes Of our r-co'ron bs 20 AMIN
10 he eced over Mile ,y.le Jo,rral
sc Alarsha'. Life Of Washington. vol Y pp y snB
66-Iamsay cou'i. Carolina. vol 81 % ga EclNuaps
sew tianI,ae, yolNl Ss2; oEd Nlnu,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31

"A VALUA SLE ESTATE FOR SALE
g "A The subscriber Offers for sale his estate in
the county Of Frederick, called Whlfe Hail.
1t is contact farm Of six IruoGTsd acref;a large
portion Of he cleared land Is ~ clover. and fha
whole in good state Of cultivation. laid uR
Handsomely into small fields, surrounded by the,
best fencing. par'y Of stonr. The improve
mcnts arc large dwelling house, CONTAINING
gV-z2 seven room. ard al necessary out
fes%fs IIouscs. There is perhaps not more
ssssEs2 easant situation in Virginia for n
SsssSEs4ss apHly residence than White hall,
and he hceltbiness Of It's situation has almost
become proycrbial, there having bfen but one
case Of fali- fever for the last twenty years.
S5ould bis fam not be di;poeod Of at private
sale bcfose the LIST day Of NbUcmJcr, it Will be
olfetco ON thar day at auction on The premises,
ard u sold, tic stock, consisting If horses,
steers, cutie and b0gs, obout fur hundred baF-
reds of crru, wagons, carts and laIniug nipple
nents, VIII be sold. In the meantime, bout
200 acres Of ;he land viii be seeded in wheat
and rye The terms Of payment for the land
will be made known on application to the sub
scri5er. residing in Winchester, and both Of the
real and personal property on tire day Of sale.
JNO. w. PAGE.
Winchester, Sept. %, 1881 SPIT 3o-wts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31
DIED,

This morning, very suddenly Mr.. GEORGE IVES,
of the house of Baldwin Ives, g. Co His fiond
and acquantanccs, and those of the family, are re-
quested to attend his funeral, tomorrow afternoon,
at2 O'clock from his late residence, without fur
Their invitation
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31
@. G.. GnIgWoLD,

saESfFsIsGY ~ B/esaC,
M UlL, IN future, in addition to the courts
w he now attends, attend the Superior
aud Inferior Courts of Richmond County, and
be- Supe rics Courts Of King William, Mat.
news. and Gloucester Counties
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-07
NOTICE.

WYE the subscribers having been appoint. w ed by the Court of Probate for inc Dis trict of Kent Commissioners to receive, exa- mine. and adjust the claims of the creditors of the estate of
 JOSEPH SKIFF,
 late of said Kent. deceased, represented insol- vent; and six months from the lst day of Ju- Iy. 1881, having been allowed by said Court for the creditors to exhibit their claims against said estate. do hereby give notice that we will meet on the business of said appointment, al the late dwelling house of said deceased, on the last Mondays of October and December next, at 1 o'clock P. M. on each of said days.
 JOHN MILLS, COmmis-
 LEHMAN BEEcHER, { sioners.' / Kent, July 4, 1881
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-07

0 It is whispered in the Washington and some other southern papers that there has been a pretty bitter correspondence between the late Secretary War, Eaton, anG Mr. Berrien, touching the acoman who figured so cODspcGoUsly in the correspondence between Ingham and Eaton-and it is said that Mir. Branch and Mr. Eaton did not part at Washington in the most loving manner conceivable, but that hard words passed very currently between them. Mr. Ea- ton, notwithstanding all his clustering and bullying, s, or we greatly mistake, cowardIy fellow; and would not willingly risk challenging any southern Hotspur who he thought would be disposed gra,ily him with a shot in an honorable way.