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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-24

| would only attain 10 100 pounds weight IN twelve
! months, and Others that would weigh 80 to SEQ
pounds IN the same time, and on the same keepna
| Is there not some difference IN these two breeds
! point Of profit Again, have seen hos whose
! Ing fdceS, long legs, long ears, aud long bones,
weighed as much all the rest of the carcases
! aud others whose otlals were exceedingly small
| and the former would consume three times much
corn rs the attcr in preparing for the knife Be
sdes the difference IN quantity Of eatahe bacon Of
fhese two breeds, which Is at least - per cent
favor oftr SINAI, olal breed the difference IN cost
II deuine is at lcas, . if not % per more.
hese arc facts which do ret admit of doubt
aud Nc bchcve they are notorious WY thcn To
farmers no. obtain the fine breeds Tint Is the
! question There IS another adylutnge In Tire fine
breeds that must not be oyeroohed~tAt bacon Is
worth per CEN. more than that ofte III hoaed
ra4se Il shed breeds lndecdhc quantity OF the
bacon ol the uc breeds IS 50 superior 10 that OF The
e14rsc that 1t doe, not scenic b. Of ha same spesIes
! ol animal We were never 81 tdily a8art Of tins
TT rs while on a isit at friend Baf6ltl 5 ~
! ofls, Pa. last fall lie has Il breed which lie on
| tanned by crossing the common Chester county
bred with a very small oit.tl Ghaa breed, they
lre tiways fat enough for eood pork wien nun
alos On very ordinary pasture, and ouIg reqaHe
| few days fccdin, ON corn To MAKE first tate bacon
! Fhe pigs early sptlng generally welsb 200 To
| 80 POUND, at killing tnc--sae N December But
he euality of the flesh Is superior To any tblns %e
ever saw. 1t sremaraabIy fine Grained, compact
iuicy, and mingled with fat; while tho bone is 81
mall that we arc satisfied 4 han, contains several
pounds of flesh ror. than an ordinary orc offle
same weight We are not sun That Mi. Bar
nitz $ breed Is not superior even to III Bedford
! breed
! Wen1ust here observe that he grcat obstacle 10
Improvement, in the breed Of hos is 10 BE found IN
/ tlr GENERAL practice ot al!owu, then 10 run at
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-24

N'''.' ''' i''t''# - #tti'#AitA 44't ~ "
cam ihcig'1 or Interpreting 10Th sles Il III, tro"
~ OF judging 10" hthey eaeh h tft"n, as
well as how maehlney onsht lolestorei anlt MA.
if'r' were not surrendered. thy would. edher Ivy
direct aimsh az some other msens, W speedily
t,t' mmcuee bosuhtes
Thus itr IL rs aapafefli. hat ia exercise ut me
rGt - enc" i''y Ia 1elsa le l.set rfs"'iF IN
. neither more nor less thu desI#laebf tome. iN
/ US ser, whether tie exercise n an equal uShtni IN
depreciation, among NIL lie Paitlf5 IL the fhdel Al
compact would net tend TIA shnllar lss1e livery
STATE on entering the Union deeslei potHoh at
10 original sovereign pawef AMI thereby subjected
itself 70 the legislation et the 'fftefd 1ofetuhfhi
to the extent ct the powet eeaed hut TINS atitSn
ton was not made without M equivalent lhr
state ut the AM time, acquired shff ct The I''
lNlnins p'Weroi the deueta1 e'etenmfhii J. a. she
acquired IN rigbI, IN conjunction With her 1onted-
crates, to 'nart INV efeiatns on all the Other
state, {" the ''tf NM eSehi TIL ar md eonr'
dodtho ught toenaet INV operating ~ herself
ihIS was the consideration. tie fata ~ 4aa tn
vpy o'5ence ii the barsan Il EXERCISE over
STATE any power " Inch eala nj delegate, u
violation OF The compact 10 fealst a 'elfSaled pow
''"I the N'utttf ''"fefament winch she mas eA't-
e@'d 'op'ol.F With others by act ell onatts'i IS
equally "''.'Hae I'll lh.eemfaat ne u al 'nal
"r"Srd, when her lost pe#efei lesisia}n" over
"'"'' u "h'uueled "a "hsH the unjust power "'
''Si''''nS over hetssa L. e54Ps7. Sh' 49,, SCI
au equal r'ht to ladeeWhetaf, lie las suffered lhc
one W'"nS on The eth'lZef III ehaffefi Woidi'
II Il state IA the minority hasaf sht to i1dte thh an
"'l"l Congress IS ~ con flanene' Il state III 'l'
.maouty has as eqa.d uaAtleJ ndse, that IT . con
+u'ouonoi Suee beh5 faft1es a'fn'IIos " 'hr
fundamental principle nssainrd, would possf5s ais"
an cQudi night Ia iudsse ot the mode and iaoasut,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-24
l'OI.TI7a' Al.
Fooa. ,tc Aaeaao (Geo) csaafa9taadlif
THE DOCTRINE OF MULTIPLICATION
EXAMINED

Gs, n.rc,. of civil socIs.y aud ?. ,eaiall. snc,
over those NAo are entrusted uIh authority. one
ofthe highest duties Of the eitlzen In such a
.nusc. even some eveesses Of zcal are nj without
apology But 1t occasionally Happens that those
who are engaged IN repelIuss the encrnabnl MS al
power themselves advance exuflYtanf prafensians.
which ,ndtger social order. aud bllns dj.erel.t
on The very cause Of hbat, itseI. TIE anaI,9r
and ey,osc such pre,,n.lons therefore 6etouei a,
SO duty of uolnron,lderable Importance.
The Federal Constitution Is \. compact 10y which
the thirteen sovereign States dat adopted itr,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-24

c,xcrR.-Nr. Thomas Terrel of Missouri, ad
vertises that a cancer upon his nose, winch Lad
been treated without success by Dr. Smith, OF Nc"
Haven, 4 the ablest Surgeons nthe Western coua-
try had been cured in the following manner -
He was recommended to usestrong potash, made
of the lye of the ashes Of Red Oak Bark boiled
down to the conslstence Of Moasses, 10 cover the
Cancer with it, and in about an hour afterwards
cover this plasse, with tar which must DE removed
after few days, and ifprotuberances IN the wound
apply more potash to them, and the plaster again,
until they all disappear, after winch heal the
wound with any common salve. Cautery and the
knife had previously been used IN vai1r tins treat
men. effected speedy an pests:; caie.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-19
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
EUROPE.

We are indebted to our cor
respondent OF the Boston Daily
Advertiser and Patriot, for slip
containing four days later intelli-
gence from London, brought by
the packet ship COLUMBIA, OF
New York which left London on
the 9th of November, and
Portsmouth on the lst of De
cember.sMr. Atkinson, of Brook
line, Mass, who came passen-
ger in her, landed at Newport,
and had reached his residence,
furnishing the latest accounts to
the Boston Editors.
The political news is impor-
tant. Mr.. Atkinson brings a
confident report that an insurrec-
ton had taken place in Portugal
and that the Iyrant Don M
guei had fedy
RIOTS IN FRANCE.
A letter from Lyons, Nov. 2k,
in London paper, states dread
full riots had taken place be
tween the manufacturers and
the workmen equal to those at
Bristol, Eng. Several thousand
workmen had assembled on one
night, and burning and pillage
has been carried on to a dread
full extent.
THE CHOLERA IN ENGLAND.
Sunderland Noe. 2S.- Remained sick 80
New cases IA
46
Recovered 9
Died S-14
Remained sick 80
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-19
LA'rE FROM EUROPE.

NCIpUOi W tliC @ctAl VI AHOF' ihDiH
Great Egg Harbor, where they
were landed from the packet
ship George Canning.
THE ship GEORGE CANNING. of New
York. from Liverpool capt ALLEsl was
WRECKED on Absecorn Beach, on Satur
DAY night (January 7th) at IL o'clock, load
ed with dry goods, hardware, &c to very
large amount Ths captain and passengers
were taken of by a vessel bound izto Egg
Harbsr on Sundayl
ChoIera-The latest accounts
from Sunderland are to the 2lst,
giving the following statement OF
the sick on that day.
Diarrhea, 81
Common Cholera, 30
Malignant do.
OF whom Of the latter died.
The London Morning Herald
of the Goth Nov. says:-The dali
ly report from Sunderland sup
plies its usual amount of deaths,
two persons having died of COM
mon, and four of malignant cho-
lera, according to its statement.
Bmkmg.-We find the fol-
lowing in the Morning Herald of
the Gath:
We understand that the Sc
cond mate of the Sarah, from
Virginia, United States, has
been missing since Friday last,
and under circumstances which
leave little doubt that he has fall
len a sacrifice to the "interests of
SCIENCE" or, in other words, that
he has been murdered for the
benefit of the surgeons. This
affair has excited, as may be
easily supposed, great interest
amongst persons connected with
shipping. Sailors, from their.
habits, are peculiarly liable to
fail into the claws of the blood
hounds in human shape by which
England is now SO signally dis
graced. The unfortunate mans
clothes have been found in
house of i'll fame.
On the 2Ist of November, the
King of England further proro-
gued Parliament until the 9th of
December.
The King, on the same day,
issued proclamation, declaring
''political associations" unconsti-
tutional and illegal.
The papers TEEN with ac-
counts of meetings, disturban-
ces, riots, want and sickness in
England.
The lawyers in Kilkenny, Ire
land, have refused to undertake
the recovery of tithes for the
clergy. |
The English prpers contain a
form of prayer used by the |
Hebrews in their synagogues, on
account of the Cholera,
Liverpool Cotton MARKET, Noe.
22.-The sales of the last week
are 5000 bags; in prices there is
a decline. The arrivals are, 5
vessels from the Uuited States,
and 4 from Brazil.
The London Herald discusses
with earnestness the probability
that the powers of Europe will
disarm, and arrives at the con-
clusion that, Notwithstanding the
reduction of Poland and the set
Element of disputes between Hol-
land and Belgium, such desir-
bic end will not be obtained.
Austria yet holds Italy. Prussia
has not given the promised Con-
stitution. Russia is DESTROYS of 9
Iurther conquests in Europe, :
Turkey, and Asia; and France v
has just reasons to apprehend |
he movements of the Cmlisfs.
The treaty between the Five Powers and n
ling Leopold. was signed 10 London OF the >
9Th Of November, incorporating the "a arti n
les of that between Belgium and Holland. Y
nth three aadit nal clauses Art % nlaces ~
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-19

Patents The number Of Patents ;ss,od
from the Patent Office from Janus,v ~.
1881, to December LIST, 1881. is 5A6 al
the corresponding amount of the fees ,,a'i
Ih'o the treasury $1,000 Tke cnrrenf ~
Penses OF the Patent Otice DUNG The saoao
une was $3.50, leaving balance in G,vour
OF The revenue, N eleven mantls. oCslo
rom The establishment Of The Patent O6no
"a 100 to The present time, the whole ,mr,
per OF patents issned. is, six thossaud nine
handFed aud eleven. "'''o
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-19

On motion Of Mr. Brednax, ths resolution
OF MIR, Geole, to discharge the committee
on the subject of free negroes, &c. and the
amendments thereto Of Mr. Randolph. WE'RE
taken up, and Me Brodnax addressed The
House IN speech of nearly three hours,
length. he declared himself equally opposed
10 The resolution and Observation-Disclosures s
urn conviction, that something must be done
~ avert consequences which were otherwise
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-19

Il
Gary and the award of the King Of The Ne
,nerands-there is more apology in this for
length than in most cases. o. ''' 'o'
The tene in which Gov. Smith treat. ,h.,
question, IS highly commendable throughout
..""ti ueeis'fe measures on the part of Maine
nouiu perhaps have been acceptable to some
Oh It's citizens, but we think the Governor
acts wisely, and for the general good. when
ne determines to rely that justice will be done
oy the United States. rhi. sentiment he
thus expresses: "o
-. Under existing circumstances, therefore.
ana G "hiie the question is pending before
congress, 1t is believed 10 be neces.ary as
w wen as expedlent, that we should rely mon
tue government oil the Union for the er fare
lneht oil our rights; and when we anpeal ~
tha' GoVernment to protect our territory a.
sa'nst INVASION, We ask not favor, which
may DE granted or withheld-but claim a
right which The Constitution author;zes H.
State te demand" "'o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
REFERENCEs .
LI.gN AER.H'fE YtGp.N' WOYEE.
III NEMRlIiIIt

81 iIE Subscriber has leased, for term Of years
b that urge, commodious and well known rs.
tablshment, TIE WASHiNGTON HOTEL. 81.
tuaed on Third Street near the centre of the
business ard population Of the Town of Lynch
burg. ~
lie respectfully informs his friends and tho pub
lie generally, that he has spared netbor 80. w.,
expense III hitting up and furnishing the House and
otaocS IN the best manner His Table and Bar will
De furnished with the very best that the market
WI supply. Ff's Stables will be always well stock
- %Hu PROVISIONS, and under The suporntendonee
"t tie most careful Ostlers: order attention ,d
P''sness will he strictly observed towards every
quest !" every department; and his charges win be-
Moderate. The subscriber confidently, therefore
'SKs tie patronage Of both travellers and ejtizeny
saving dsterniu2d on keeping. in every respect.
- E1's H1use. 4. HATCHER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
TI0TTCG AZ.

& IN the second Monday in November next,
~ that being the I2jh, and Louisa Court day
shall by my agent, offer Cor sale, at public auc-
ton, on the premises all tho Property, real and
personal, hold in Louisa Goaniy, subject however
TO such liens as may be Of record in said county
The property which offer is the following:-'r6e
place on which live known by the name OF lou
isa Courthouse, of which, as it has been horeto
tore offered for sale and particularly described,
deem 1t proper to say nothing than that it is
very valuable. Persons wishing to purchase, can
examine Il, at any time previous to the day OF sale
lwonty.tOur Slaves, many Of which very valu.
lbo and well acquainted with oil kinds If domes.
TIC businoss-Also, variety Of Furniture, some OF
which is valuoble-my Crops and stock Of all
kinds.
Thomas Price, Junior, Of Hanover, is hprsby
appointed my sole agent, who will direct the funds
aS'sing from the sao to the payment Of such
Of my debts as are secured by liens. Persons
who have liens onmy estate arc particularly invited
to attend tie sale Will certainly take place. and
as such peroons will DO considered as purcbaqers
Ioi cash mo VI, PRICE.
&C H. -,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
BegYgssseOa.e -ResceS.
sep Slot C

"a ME Fall Meeting for 1882, over the Central
Course, will take place OH the 18th Tuesday,
1ad OF October, Gin lieu of the 5th, as was adyer.
tised,) and continue days as usual
FIRST DAY.
A Sweepstnke for years old colts and FLIES.
TWO mile heats, entrance $500, half forfeit, ) or
more 10 MAKE race, To close and name by the Odd
and on the same day the Chateau Mrpeaux stakes
Ior gentlemen who are to ride their own horses,
scrbers and closed.
SECOND DAY.
Iho post stake for all ages, 4 mile heats en-
trance SooO, p p the proprietor to add s. UOO-4
subscribers and closed: VIM X. Johnson, John c.
stevens, Jas. NJ. Seden and Bella Badger
THIRD DAY
.,rroprietors Purse. two three mile heats las
S. sn hereafter be determined by the Club) for
sS5OO, entrance SIS.
FOURTH DAY.
The Jockey Club Purse free for all nges A ,,iIa
meats Tor 1000, entrance $50
INC heaith OF Baltimore and its vicinity being
ieslo'eo' ana the Races on this course coming pre-.
Vious TO most of the important races in VirSini,
the proprietor will ca-.la;c on atfnrding good
spot J. NJ SELDEN, Proprietor.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
sep 81
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Academy for XOusng ladies,
PROSPECTUS.

nc KS. HENRIQUES 81 MIR. PERSICO re-
lFa specially inform the Publick of Richmond
OF their intention of opening, on the LIST of o.
tooerr CLASSICAL DAY AND BOARDING School,
ior limited number of young Ladies, embracing
all the useful and ornamental branches reouisito
for finished Education
MIS- Hcnrques having for nine years been
rrincIPal OF Hourshing Institution of the kind
IN the CITY OF Philadelphia, from whence she
Lungs unc*ooPtionabIe Recommendations G.:taf.
herself that her association with so esteemed n
teacheF as MIR. Persico, will enable them to
iuIhl the most sanguine expectations of those
Parents who may honour them with thor conf
dGnce.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
heading, photography, Translation, Grammar
Rhetoric, Logic, and Composition, in the EngIisI,
and French Languages; Arithmetic, Book Keco.
ing, PenmanshP, Universal History, MvtholoUv.
Astronomy, Ancient and Modern Geoprap6y'
with the use of tho Maps and Globes, DeIineation
OF Maps, Natural History Moral, Mental and
Natural PHILOSOPHY, Chemistry and Botany
CONDITIONS:
lst rs regular systematic series of Instructions
VIII be completed by each class in the term of
one scholastic year, no pupil can bo received for
less than that time The scholastic wear. con.;s,.
ing OF ten months, viz: from Jst October to LIST of
August, divided with reference to payments i'm
tour equal terms of eleven weeks eadfr
@dly. The French Language being the language
OF tne school, none can bo accepted but those
VINO are willing to learn and speak that language
3dly. AS the Teachers will devote an
equal portion OF time and attention to all scholars
She Charges viii be the same for all ages
TERMS:
Day Scholars, French & English, $50 per annum,
pay BoaTdcrs, do. 1870
Boarders, including tuition, board
lng washing and bed, do. 800
iI T Is per quarter,
Drawing and Painting, tho Italian, Spanish and
Latin Languages, well as Dancing and Orno-
mental Needle-work, extra charges
Those who are DESTROYS Of learning French
exclusively, may join the classes at $40 per ar
For further particulars enquire nt the Boarding
tlouso OF Mrs. Nelson, at tho House in street
lately occupied as Boarding School by Mrs.
BToOmo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
.S.9Q UEEE.y' e. Y.sq'EOR


X e AS received by the Equator and Madison
I'd "a from Liverpool, and New York Packet from
London, and by the late vessels from New York
ana fhliadelPhia, his fall supply of Goods, consist.
ing in part of
Whito and mkt Nap, Cottons and Plains,
Rose, Whiteney, striped and point Blankets,
rearnoughts, Bearskin and Petersha,n,
White, red, grccn and yellow Fl1nnels,
Whto patent Welsh Flannel,
Blue-back and fashionable Cloths,
Double-ini!icd drab Cloths and Vestings,
Blue, black, drab and mkt Cassneres,
London Hats, Umbrellas, aud Soaps,
i,ohbazets, Rattinets. and Morino Circassans,
oombazines, fancy Stuffs and Schulis,
WorSted Damask, Morcen and Fringes,
htiNed, blue, brown, Oxford and striped Satincts
Cambrick, Jaconet, Book Muslins, and Swiss
Goods, &c.
Irish Linens Lawns. Diapers and Shirting,,
German and British Oznaburgs,
Italian Gro dc Nap and other Silks
Sewing Silks, Threads, spool and ball Cotton.
Merino Shawls, Gauze, Grape, and fancy Hand
kerchicfs,
Calicoes, Ginghams, and printed Goods,
Brown, bleached, plaid and colored Domostics
lasting, metal and susponder Buttons
together with the usual variety of Goods TO be met
with IN retail store.
- ALSO, on consignment, large assortment Of
brussels, hidderminser, three ply and Venetian
Carpetings and Rugs, which are offered for sale as
low as IN any of the Northern markets
Should purchasers he prevented from visiting this
city from any cause Whatever, orders will be exc.
cuted TO the best of The advertisers ability
sep 25-2awSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
Esesfch Esssgboszs Ea0ogs

On MONDAY MORNING, 22d inst at our
auc''on Room commencing at 10 o'clock, (from
me stagc) one case DuTCH BULgous FLowrR Roors
consisting OF great variety of Double Hyacnths'
ooy name Double Tulips, Polyanthus Narcissus
crown 1mpcrials, Iris, Double Snow Drons
rarrot tniiPs, Scarlet Chalccdouian and pouble
w ME i'iirs, Crocus, Double Narcissus, Doullc
Ionfaiits PmoniaS of all sorts, &c Among tho
r@onios' are the Chinese Double White and Grim
son. two ct the hrcst sorts known all in prime or
uer ana IN season for planting, either in the open
uJ The above BULBS were pat up in Holland
ny an eminent Florist, and may be relied on.
Oa.aogues are now ready for delivery at the
Ancuon Room, where the Roofs can lie examined
DC 10 SELDEN 81 CLELAND
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19

" lRGlNlA.-At a superior court of chancery.
NJ he'a at the former capitol in the city of
Williamsburg, the 9th January, $780, Robert
Christian, Peter Ladd s. Co. Ann Roysier John
ii. q Jones X. Christian, executors of VIM Dong
las, decd, ~ Frances &. Clayton plaintiffs against
Judith H. Hill, Ann b. Hill, an infant, by James
Caoiness' her guardian assigned, and William w.
Ter, executor of Vim. e. Hill, decd, defendants.
On motion of the plaintiffs by counsel lame.
Cabiness IS assigned guardian TO the infant defend
ant, to defend her in this suit; and thereupon tho
cause came on to be heard the bill, answers
and exhibits and argued by counsel: On con
slderatIon whereof the court doth ad,udoe ord.r
aud decree, that the following accounts be taken
before one OF the commissioners of this couri.-
flfst: an account OF William Tyler's transactions
as executor OF William T.. Hill decd; in takino
which account, tho audit returned to the countv
court OF Charles Cry, copy of which is fled with
the BILL Is to be taken as prma facia true, liable to
DE surcnarged and falsified by the plaintiffs; in ta-
KING which account the commissioner is directed
TO ascertain what portion of the personal ESTATE
OF the said VIM. e.. Hil has been applied to tno
payment of debts, which bound his heirs Second:
an account OF The claims of the pls and such other
creditors OF Wm. E. Hill, may exhibit and prove
their demands before the commissioners on the nspaI
terms, designating in said account such of "a d
claims as bind the heirs of said VIM E. Hill de-
ceased. Third: an account of the probable annua.
value OF the real estate of the said VIM e. Hill
which his EeirS hold by devise or descent ;ls sus
ton and quantity. Which said several accounts
the commissioner is directed to examine state and
seuIs, ana 10 the court report, with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent By himself or
which may be required by the parties to bo so sta
ted.
And at a circuit superior court Of law and chan.
cery held at the former capitol in the CITY Of Will
llausburg. for James city county and The civ of
Williamsburg, he 10Th Seutcmber IS3I-tb;x
cause came on this day, to be further heard on the
papers formerly read, and the report of sale made
by the Marshal, pursuant to the decree of the Sc
cOnd day of February last, and was argued bv
counsei On consideration whereof, the court con-
hrming the said report, doth adiudge, order and
decree; that the same be established between tho
parties, And the court doth further adiudge, or
der and decree, that of the commissioners Of
tins court, take in the usual mode, an account of
any further demand existing against the estate of
WIN. f. Hill deceased, according TO The principles
stated IN the said decree, it being intinated there
are other creditors who have not heretofore exh-
Dhcd their claims TO the cor0miss oner; which ac
count the commissioner is directed to examine
state and settle, and to the court report with anv
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by him.
sell, or which may be required by tho parties to be
so stated. Copies. Tese,
JAMES CABINESS, C. C.