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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

The restoration Of the Jews to the city OF Jeru-
salem, and to their long lost and lovely country
that flowed with milk aud honey,'it is said. is
about beconiuga serious point OF consideration
among the cabinets Of Europe. The complied
ted state Of Turkish affairs, and the dread that
Russia may acquire footing on the Bosphorus
and Asia Minor, have led the cabinets OF EoroPe
to inquire into the Dropriety OF establishing an
independent sovereignty in Palestine, as they
have already done ia Greece.
A new power raised up in Palestine. a Jewish
Kingdom erected in Jerusalem, might prove
check TO the designs of the Pacha in Egypt, as
well as to the northern Nicholas. II Is said IN
private letters, that the celebrated capitalist
Rothschid, and all the leading Israeiites in Eu-
rome. have been consulted on the subject, aud
that the project has been favoraby received by
many. The plan is to send an army aud feet
to Palestine, under the combined auspices Of Ea.
gland and France, and to take possession Of Pal.
es,ine.to negotiate with Egypt, or fight that pow
er, but at all events to lay the foundations of a
new empire in the East, in which the Jews
of Europe would occupy the first rank, on con.
dition Of their emigratins TO that country, land
furnishing par, Of the funds necessary to defray
the expenses.
OF course the utmost liberty Of opinion in rc-
lieon would be extended to all classes in the new
Judea; for is singular fact that the Jews 10 tho
present aye are the most liberal thinkers 10 al
matters of political and religious belief. The
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01
PUBLISHED By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
Min, papsf IS per aanum. Country paper IS.
For Bermuda.

.sr The fist sailing schooner VIRGINIA., jon
y scetey, mater, viii take two or three hume
- -, on freight and few passengers. Apply
rd oar ~, GEO JOHNSON X Co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

age, condition or habits. " the truth 49,
ever be known, I have no doub, w!ll an.
that the mortality has been greater "A l.
lana, both in town and country. than a.,
thor part Of the Western Hemisphere ~
visitation will have sensible effect upor n
value Of property in that State, ard le.,,,
both private and public credit Two rosr,
in ten within 50 miles Of Huntsville have bee,
scourgcd with m ortality exceeding anyu.,n,
on record in the history Of the disease. p.
laski, having 500 10 600 inhabitants, los, %
in less than three weeks, aud Shelbyy.;e
with population Of about 900, Loaf NOR,
Than 100 in ten days; both Of them were coz.
sidered healthy country villages. IL bo,l.
the Inhabitants fed immediately upon H. A.,
Pearancc. Many died on the road, sad M.
ny after reaching what they considered
place Of safety. Hitherto North Alabam,
has escaped entirely, and South Alabama IA,
exhibited but very few cases. All the inla-
onanis OF the country are in great state {;
alarm and excitement
NJ CINCINNATI the intcrmcuts on the 2.th j.
", were los and On the 18th. o The ehol "a A.
pears IN b sill active ia that oity-,hourh -,
mortality, compared with tho population, J., r.. 4,
very considerable.
AZ PIrrsnuns, Pa. the ,iiscasc sccrns,o hs,.
nearly ceased. During the week ending on ,i.-
I'm uit uer- were but two Deaths by ciolcia
The shole number of deaths by cholcra in tn,
ciy, from the 18th june to the SOth Iuiy i. stated
Il 80. The Board OF Health say the city II no -
IN The enjoyment cf its usual health al this seas
of,hc year
From the Msse'sioIrn Torch L-it, .iry. 1.
: Ono death Of cholera. occurred Ia town. on Sng
'isN-a ~ofnsn--from the line of The Canal Tn
IS the Thrill, and o,y fhc third af that has oc-
surrcd ia town during the season. There has not
becn SINGLE ease among our citizens, who con-
uuue 70 ENJOY good health.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
ANEcpoTE OF A SAILOR

During tho prevalence OF the cholera
iAst year ~ this borough, a sailor Of decent
appearance called at w. 3. Lacoste'.
boarding honss, and frankly told him that
be was adrih at the mercy OF the elements.
without harbour ahead, or a shot in the
locker, and IL perchancs he should be
boarded BY the cholera. why, he must
founder 10 the street Lacoste, who was
never known to be backward in extending
Teliefto fellow creature in distress. and
who perceived q warrant for the fellow 3
honesty in his countenance, readily tender
cd him bed and seat AZ his table, until
should be better times with him, which
friendly oner Jack accepted with much
Joy. Not readily meeting with a vessel 10
EMP on board OF. however, our hero be.
came impatient. K after making q suit able
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of his gratitude to his
KIND and generous hest. and promising TO
quit the score rs soon as il was in his now
er' ne LETT his house and embarked for
New ferk. Twelve months bad rolled
on and the sailor had entirely escaped
from Mr.. LIS. memory. when one day last
week. seaman. very neatly clad, and Of
prePossessi0g countsns nee, called AT his
house: and without any preface thus ac-
costed him:
Here are $500; wish you to take a.
much oft asyou want TO pay yourself for
your generosity 10 me, and keep the bal.
ance till call for it, ! am just of 10 sea
and " ] should go TO Old DaVy, WIN. YOU
see, had rather you should have il than
any body know"
"Wby. who are you, and what claim
have J to yourmoney?"
|" Oh. then you have forgot the moor
sailor you took cut Of the street last wear.
snd treated so kindly-but be has NOT
forgot you" SO saying. he forced the
money upon his benefactoS, adding
know 'f get back safe, I shall find the
money safe, aud # don't. keep il and
"eieome. And here (puIling q lottery
ticket from his pockei) here, take this, and
draws prize keep that tho. Then
giving Mr.. L. . cordial shake Of the hand.
DE let him and went on board his vessel.
which in an hour after was under way for
q foreign port
In less thsa 20 hours afvsv his dena,
tuFs. Mr. L. called in . Lottery Office IN
enquire the fate Of Jacks tiekei, when ne
Ssd the satisfaction 60 learn that lie mum.
bsIs hae drawn the handsome susn Of a OOo
--Jaeks share Of the prize MONEY be,n~
$500 Norfolk Herald
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

Almost every Que whom have ever heard
speak on the subject, blamed the great novelist
for bringing the Couut-ss Of Leicester to ira
ourselves; but When il Is recoliec,cd that the au-
thor ONLY gave eoiouring 10 historical fact all
ceusure must cease. The heading to the anec-
dote which copy below, was found in the new g.
papers, without crcdit The story does not, how
ever, pHtake of improbability. Poor Amy -
every ono exelai,as--" Poor Amy. she deserved
n better fate"
Nopsrsoa ever read the painfully interest
ing story Of kenilworth. without being
deeply affected by the tragical fate Of poot
Amy Robssra There are Tow perhaps.
Who. for dsye,afterwards, have not expe
sienced an occasional shudder. ne tho pic
tnre his occurred TO their nna gination, of
the sweet and guileless victim of varney'.
trcacbery. when tho trap door gava way
beneath her elastic tread. and. instead Of
being caught. as her heart fondIy antici
pated. in the arms Of her too tardy lord.
she was preeipitated from the lofty plac
form 10 the bottom Of that deep aud dismal
vanli. through the dim air OF which the
white dress that covered her l,felcss BODY
presented, 10 the wretchcs peering over
the ledge above, the appearance Of thin
snow-curl, which duttered for q nome nj.
and then was still forever. We know no
acene Of moro painful interest than this
mono which is perused with more intense
attention. or which leaves such" an aching
voidS IN the readers breast Indeed. so
powerful was the effect OF that story on u.
when we first perused IL. that the following
anecdote Of the impression il created on
the mind OF il. original publisher. hardly
strikes usas being exaggerated. We copy
the story from the last Atheusum:.
While the novel Of Kenilwortt was 90
iog through the press, 4 gentleman called
on its printer. the late Mr. Baileniine, TO
settle some business. and found him in a go
ny Of sorrow. II was some time before
The sisiier could extract an answer from
the worthy gentleman. hut at length he
said For Gods sake. leave me alone. n
have been 90 deeply affected by the death
sfpsor Amy Robsart, that l cannot attend
20 any busioess to-day"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

lgon Monday iae is,h inst, Providence per-
uniting, an assosiatiun of several Of ,hc Cierrx
OF the Episcopal Church will b. held in hi /,
county Bis.oP Meade is expected 70 attend
aud the religious services al commence in Smith
held on Monday a, IL o'clock, A. NJ. and continue
there until TUESDAY afternoon. They will then
be extended To Charlcsto~u. where. N n. A ~
"Wednesday, the rite OF confirmation will he al
ministerial w the Bishop. The services viii b.
next continued in Iisrpers-ferry, on THURSDAY
and Friday, commencing, Mt II, 4. VI. on the for
mer day' they viii thcr.oe be contipuerl in sh-p-
heruato"n on FRIDAY evening, and the associate n
held therc 10 the close IL the. Ssbba,h. Confrna-
ton viii also be administered in the last namci
place, Sunday morning, att o'clock
August I, 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
THE PEsr1LnNcn.
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.


Cineinnai.-The interments on the OH
ult. IN the several burying grounds in Cjncin.
natl were IL on the 9th, 10; and on the
26ih, s-as reported by the City Marshall
az the request II the Board Of Health The
Commercial Advertiser of the 27lh, SAYS. the
weather had again become warm, though moi
so much so a. II had been The number ~
cases of cholera had diminished. but he
deaths arc stated 10 be "still neither few nor
far between"
Scott County, Ky.--The following passage
extracted from ihe reply Of Col. r. NJ. John
son, 10 an invitation 20 visit Indianapolis and
parlake OF public dinner there. will ,hrv
TIE extent Of the raFages Of cholera. Al h.
seat up to tho LIST Of July, The date Of hs
The cholera has deprived me a ten n
my family and SIX students Of the Cboe,.,,
Aeademy who lived with me,--and although
has greatly abated, some are vet on M,
sex list and the arrangement m my do,nss.
ue economy = so great that I feLr u will re-
9u'te my constant attention At home 90 re-
pa" u during the current year"
The Western Iuminary, Of last week eon.
iains letter FROM gentleman IN spfinFfeh
Ny, which gives most melancholy aceo,,o,
oi The raVages q the Choiera in that place -
Eighty deaths bad occurred IN population Of
oSO-ainong them very great disproporiion.
stated 20 BE- about one fourth) Of Tho white
adult male population.
We have been favored viii the following
extract Of a Isttes, dated
HrsrsrutE, (ALA.) JuLr Is, 1919.
The Cholera has had a great run a the
west add houth-West, md lave 90 reason
70 suppose that u has Jet done its work. The
Norihcrn states we're merely scorched here
u destroys By wholesale, FsgarIless al.ke Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

Dangers Of .NiSiaksa Sympat6u f,,.
low who lately murdered h,s u,is ,s,,hoa,
tho least proVoeaiion. being a.ked vk.t
could induce b'm 20 commit such an ou,
rage made the following tenarksble re.
ply why. The fact is. I am a very snbi.
iious man and bsvibg no opportunity of
gaming lame BY fair means. / thought I
would take this method. Tor saw how the
moment q man committed q murder. he
seeams an object Of public attention: the
newspapers were fuli Of him his sppsar-
soes add dress. the color Of his eyes and
haF' hhl the most insignificant particular,
we're described a. II no was q great here
and saved bis county. Then the ladies
~ run ateF him attend his trial. sb,d
tssfs, and faint away, 90 that he had All
zoe attentions add sympathy Of a msr,vs
Besides ell this. be vas pretty core Of b..
Iog converted ~ last. sbd diving = good
Christian. which he very likely you'd M,
have doae, hsd he been q moral rosn -
. peaceahle eitixen. Thus YOU So IT,,
murder y the shortest eut 10 glory n lbi,
world and saiEsti0a 10 TIE esSi"
~, y Cousier
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

= melancholy gloom was east over the
:, AS :, ~ the commencement a Union
Nenege' 70 Albahy, on THURSDAY, in con.
sequence OF the sudden death 81 Willism
Duke, Of Saratoga. one oFIbs stua.n,. -
vas to bave graduated At this Term go
t rno' WIN several others. vent 1t an early
SoS, 10 the morning TO baihe IN the Mo-
49,, hVer, and Wss drowned. lie had
.aSss past among the spsskers, aDd was
y, 40 nevs delivered the Hebrew Oraiion.-
re Wes yousg man Of fsir and auiabIs
e 90 and his death is greatly lament.
eu oy MS fellow students, asd by en- ,,ho
we're seqnain,sd with him. 1Is l.ths,
sea mother hsd GENE 10 Schenectady ts
sitnsss The peFfoFmsnee ef their soc h
me- ~ ess,el's' Of the dsy. asd bshsld they
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
FOR %.QLE,

"A LARGE quantity Of yellow and whit,
<A Pine BOARDS, and II inch thick
pine aud oak PLANK, . and "a inches thick.
Also, oak Fencing Boards. The white pino
Boards are Of tho best quality that comes
down the Potomac. They were bought prin.
cip1iiy for gun chests they not being want.
ed for that purpose, they arc for sale at tho
old Furnace, ny JAMES LANG.
August 4 Is33-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
PVRL1C RAER.

"ILL he sold. AZ public auciiss. on
w Ss'srdsy re liza Of .9ssguf, In frons
u Beokham's hotel, CharisslowB, a valuable
LOT y GROUND. N said town, on tho
norm D. corner opposite The property Of Tho
mas Griggs, Esq.
Also two good HORSES, and ore CART.
one o. 'hs horses l. q 6Tst-rste work horse.
800 rides wei. TsrUs made kBowa On The
day o. sale lamps rIsosspeS,&,
August 4 fag1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

n nj bra Durham Short HON.
UNHE services Of this sne Boil can b. bad
- iof - the season, al the subscriber.
Iatfp ~ Jefferson, near the white House
The great superiority u Ms breed Of cattle
y noS - veil Demonstrated, that comla,
dation would Be superfuous.
July %. 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
.N'OTE(E.

HAVE for sale about ore hundred barrel,
d Of COR-N-Pricc So so cts at the crib
DANIEL SNYDER.
Ford Nils, Aug. I, l533.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
More or less

Moro or less:
Together with a BlacksniIh's shop, and a
comfortable Dwelling belonging to thc same
The quality OF tie land inferior 70 none IN
the county, and in q good state Of eultiva-
ton. THIS farm IS conveniently situated. "
lng on the road leading from Reyes Ferry 10
Charle'town, one mile from ue former and
three from the latter place, and Eve miles from
iarpers-FeTry. Presuming that persons Who
may wish 70 purchase. will view The premises,
further description Is thought Unnecessary.
~ The same time she will dispose Of her En-
nFe stock Of ifovishoia sHd Kitchen Fanif1e
Terms made known at time Of sale.
MANY BURNETT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
II. .yE. e. G. ". .ais0mifh

HAVE just received fresh supply Of sea
II n sonable GOODS. which are selling OF ado-
cheap" Amongst ether articles, they have for
sale, Bentzs Fsient Coffee Mills, very superior
article, Black Tea-po;s, Soda C1ekers, and
Canister Powder.
August L fggJ -fmo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
THE RAIL. ROAD
July 18th, 1899.


IL gives US pleasure 10 state that the whole
line OF the Rail Road is nearly completed
IN lew days. the company will commence
the transportation Of passengers and goods
between Petersburg and Biakely, the point
OF termination on the Roanoke River. The
locomotives and cars already provided, are
capable OF conveying, daily, from Blakely
10 'hls place from 100 to $50 hhds. Tobacco.
steamboat and lighters have been placed
on 'he Roanoke, which, besides keeping up a
constant communication with Halifax, IN.
C. will be Of essential! benefit TO the Planter.
on the river below the Falls, by connec ting
mem, IN measure. with the Road, and az
iording them speedily access to good mar
kct.
a contract has been made for carving the
81; nj Southern Mail on the Road, which will
commence rs soon as the communication i
completed to Blskoly Psfersbuyg Times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
I'll Lot or Parcel of Land.

lying and being in Shcpherdstown in the coun-
~ Of Jefferson, designated in the plan Of said
town rs lot No 35, which lot fronts on III,
main street, and adjoins the fre-proof brick
store house of Walter b. Selby. The premises
upon which are good house, kitchen, sc.
are now occupied by Mr.. John wysong.-
The town run passes through he lot, and
the Propertyis very eligibly situated, in the
business part Of the town, and is we'll worthy
the attention OF merchants or mcdaniel
reference 10 said deed will more fully show
the boundaries. Such title n, is vested in
the trustee, believed 10 be indisputabie, }
viii be conveyed TO the purchaser.
DANIEL BUCKLES, TRUSTEE.
AUG lS33
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
TRUST SALE.

hf virtue Of deed Of trust, executed by
-AD Rawlcigh Morgan aud Rcbecca his wife.
dated the Goth day Of Dece mber, 1876. 10 the
undersigned as trustee for the purposes there
IN mentioned, which said deed is Of record IN
the clerks Office of the county court Of JefIer-
son, the said trustee will offer, at public sale.
Tor ready money, before Daniel EntIer's a.
vern IN shepherlstown, on Friday the 3oe1 II
.iuguSt instantly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

Rail Roads. The NcH York Journal OF Com
meree say that another Rail Road is To- Nc brought
ior~ard ia dsy or tWo--Ihroueh New Jers,.,
ana Pennsylvania, 90 the southern line a NeS
nork upon the susqwhsnnah below the Great
Bend. The ruad Is 20 pass through, a good COM
Try aud incNhaastible mines of coal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

Of shining With impuniiy. 'A' 'OI'e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

.hdnehes'eT d'iI .Sbe6Teld Rditrdy.-At liz
adJourned n,ti,ny 81 prorrictors ~ the Manche :
,er and Sheffield Railway lin ENGLAND, held late
y ~ Nlanehc s'er, II was unanimously agreed 10
aIssoi'. the Company and abandon the undertak-
ing AMI to return the balance in the hands OF tie
Treasurer to the Subscribers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
NOTICE.
LOCUST HTI.L ron SALE.

VEVUE subscriber, intending 10 rcsaoye 20
n the west. offers for sale, 10 the highest
bidder, on the 9th Of August next. she farm
on which she now resides, called Locust Hill,
Containing ESQ Acres.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-27
Yours &c.
From he 81. LOUIS Times.
Rock ISLAND, january 26, 1888.

MOCK ISLAND, OHutldTy ~o3 Atpo.
To THE EDIToRs
GENTLEMEN:-Concerni the msrepTesen-
ta;ions of facts. and the PRONUNCIATION Of idle
and too frequently untounded rUmors, alike pres
judicial and injurious to the community, beg
leave through your valuable paper, to make
some comments on an article If the latter ma
ture, which appeared in the "Gaenian" of the
18th inst, charging party Of Sac and Fox In
dians with having killed three lodges of Me-
and three of the principal men of
the Winnehagoes.
But a very short time ago the same paper
assured us, that the Sacs and Foxes, Ninne-
bagoes, Menomonees, Chippeways, DC were
making preparations, in conjunction, to tdke the
field against The ,cltites ncrt spring; this story
although repeated over and over again, has, like
base coin, betn nailed to the counter And
now. we find the same paper shifting sides, and
reporting Los,ilities, fighting and killing be-
tween those very Indians that we We're told
had formed an alliance to go to war against
the whites. How very Inconsistent! l, is
well known that the British band ofSac indians
was defeated last summer, that their principle
leaders are now in confinement at Jeffars on
Barracks, and the remainder, (very lew in
nilmber) have no influence in the nation. The
American part Of the nation have conducted
themselves as friends of the United States Tor
the last II years, and actually did every thing
in their power to prevent the disasters OF las
summers and with the same friendly feeling
they met the commissioners, and concluded
a treaty. The American band having now thu
control of the nation, it is not reasonable tt
suppose that. after having been on terms o.
peace and friendship 50 long with the United
States, thew would form an alliance with 9th
ers, to make war against the whites; the repor
is without foundation, as we'll as the charge
that they have recently killed Menomonees
land Winnebagoes.
The Indians have all come in some weeks
since, f+,:n their hunt, and all declare tina
none OF them have been as high up the Missis
sippi, or near the place where those Indians
are said to have been killed.
The charges are as unganerous as they art
false and injurious to the growing prosperity o
the states OF Illinois and Missouri.
am well aware of the responsibility tax,
in coming forward to do the Indians JUSTICE;
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-27

IS TRAYED from the subscribers on the main Em<
~ barrass river, some time in the month Of Septes
Der last, YOKE of STEERS; the ear marks not
recollected One of them is an old steer, brindle,
with some white about bIm, the point of his horns
sawed off, Ind when be strayed away, very large
bell, with a leather collar The other is young
steer but little inferior in size, if any, to the other
the point of his horns sawed off, red ard white pied
They were purchased of a Mr.. Edwards, living 10
Wayne county, near Fairfield, in September, 1871
Any person that will give information at Vlndalia,
will meet our gratitude, besides, shall receive libe-
raj reward. Vandalia, Feb 90, 1888
40 JOHNSON & FLaCK.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-27

nkn REWARD. Broke Jail on the night Of
SCO the 9th inst, in Vienna, Johnson county,
Illinois, three MEN, who were in Jail for the crime OF
counterfcitng viz Jonathan Clark, John Dewitt, and
Ashley J. Clark.
JONATHAN CLARK is man about S feet 8 or
10 inches high, 48or so Of age Of rather dark
bald headed, long face, blue or grey
eyes, toerabe large teeth, and has mole on his jaw
ASHLEY J. CLARK is young man about % or
% years of age great favor of his father above des
crbed, of rather slow Speech and high cheek bones,
feet 10 or inches high, and of dark complexion.
JOHN DEWITT is small man, S feet or inch
high, % 80 years of age, very dark complexion,
black hair, black eyes, and has small scar on his
under lip. The above reward will be given for the
above described men, if delivered here, or S25 if Sc
cured in any Jail SO that get them again.
SAMUEL CAPLAND,
Sheriff and Jailor, j. c.
Vienna, johnson county, Ill. Feb. 9, 1893.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-27
But truth and justice form my shield,
And fol humanity | take the field.
With great respect, &c.
GEO. DAVENPORT.
sIwil hereafter explain the cause of the late war.

A bill Of the following title has passed the
legislature of this State,
159. An act TO adjust the debt Of the late
treasurer of the state of IllinPs. This act
provides, that whenever James Hall shall pay
into the treasury the amount If a Judgment
obtained against him in the Fayette circuit
court, commissioners appointed by the bill,
shall proceed to value the real estate owned
by said Hall in F'ayette county, and deduct
the estimated value from his debt to the bank
upon receiving deed IN fee to the state.