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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29

BosToN. Nov. S-In the Lectures W hcb are now il,
course before the Massachusetts Historical Society at the
htheneun Hai at seven o'clock every Monday veung
Mr. Sparks delivered lecture last Monday evening on
the treason OF BENEDICT Arnold This event in our histo
ry has always been regarded Of prominent interest
ahu generally known as any one OF the revolutionary
war The accountable dspraviiy Of Arnold aud The ia,
OF Tie gallant Andre are remembered by one who
knowsany thing OF history. Bat, from the common history
oil The country one learns very little Of the real causes
and motives either Of Arnod's or OF Andres conduc
Mr. Sparks, having sought information from al sources
mas beeh enaoieio present this remarkable story n lights
entirely new, and give to the whole series events the
charm that Que sometimes fluids in orks of brilliant
imagination, though adherng closely to rhetorical truth
re developed The whole PLAN aud even exh ed very
papers which ON nd, person II the @
nent Of h capture; aud among them, the original pass in
Arnod's handwriting. II the public knew now ex.
dience, il would certainly attract roo lift were
REPEATED.
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Tp,om the n. Y. Comm, ,ci,l Advv,,:..,

lFiom the n. Y. COmmsf cia Advert:setJ
SAsE OF SLAVERY. -At the state ircuit Court. be
lore Judge Edwaid- on Thu sdsy action de honniue
rtpiegando in which Jack Cooler alias Co~ioy alias
Cartwright, was plaintiff aud lam 5. Floyd, defend.
ant 1t was ought only to gain his line ty but "a
IN evidence that q plaintiff. black man. and na,ive OF
the east shore IL Virginia, arrived in tins city some lime
IN the year 1882 in company with another, aud we've In
November OF tina, year, arrested. carried before the
corder, aud conm ted TO prison. The plaintiff was said
10 De slave, and the property OF John Eyre-but his
arrest was on order Of the Go, ernor OF New Yo X
einan ting from reqision of IL. Governor o. Yirgni,
Tor stealing boat He taken ON the rri ON i'm his
cry, placed on boad brig, aud returned to the ni.na
lion oil Mr. Eyre where lac tn, ned ou, TO wok i'm
the slaves. VIII
The principal witness for the defence was Elwar, A
Waddy who appointed by the proper authority OF Vir
gina, 10 proceed 10 this city, aud take the plaintiff in
charge. lie was twenty nine years OF age; piaiuH Sc
vera years older, and lie had knswn him IRON chilhoo
lie had always resided with Eyre, his master Several
DINER witnesses testified his being slave Of John Eyre
FOR Tie plaintiff IL was coniended, that he was ire.
man. born oil free father aud nolhertha the father wa,
aseaman called sailor jim, and ned At that
"e mo'her was Tree woman, named Susan ht
who lived ill within the last or seven wears her ~,
mouse al Edstve, Virginia. whence she reinov TO this
city and ded-tlat plaintiffs real name was J.ck Cut
oaeK women formerly resident Easlvie where ihey
knew the plsin'H ~'
ihere was good deal Of argument on tb. admission of
testimony whether slavery, as il existed in Virginia WA,
fr 'erpd, or iernonscrpta Morris. Tor piain,iH of
efed Iohnsons Reports to prove that slavery was mo-, COM
mon law IN Virginia Not admitted by the Court Yer.
dict for defendant.
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MARRIED.

Married the 7th ut, by sivau DE- William r.
City. ~ w " ms
Married on ru'~ay tho 18th ut By the Thomas Bugo
CyuN revolutionary ssrr n.cd II
willow Ctleway, aged 40 all of Buckingham county.
"iel on thursday evening the 9Th in by the
Bingham OF this - ~ ~ - ~ -
Ou 18Th January, by tho Rev. Mr. Mr. d.
ih %. Nv3"e county, Virginia, TO MiSs Mathis daughter
NP" NNNN'', b'4 0i Ruckersvile, Ebert Georgia.
May The thus,
Ssvveeoe"s round "A i,rrng world they roll,
Sun nnd you bnppyj aud cousenng Spring
SSineed her own rosy garland on heads
~ evening comes Ut last, aud mild;
" hen, after the long veiual day of life,
Lnhulonf moro, rs remembrance
Mth many a proof Of recullcctei love,
together down sou sink IN social sleep;
together freed, your gontlc spirits ny
10 scenes whcte loyo and biss immortal uisn
Nn inc Ioh ult by the Rev Wm Y. Hitter,
AGO ~ 20 Mrs. Po T. Clayton aged 3d. and daughter
W nI thee hope % waste the pleasing day
III In thy arms an nss OF JOY has passed
W hen old with love, tnsensibly decay.
Ana on ny bosom gently breathe hast.
scotn the Lydas golden
And MI the vulgar charms T. human life,
only ask to hive Dtst'- slave,
Aud when long have he call herv
occurrence somewhat the
GOODWIN niy ln the 1873 Mr.. Goodwn
married 10 Mr. snee that time, Mt Hitter Par
son To tho marriage oeach Oh
ana all Tour oil her sisters aud noted above ,he
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message was received from the Senate stating ,,,
hey had passed bills to amend the acts regulating the in
sprcuon OF salt in Kanawha couny-to authorize sep,.
iate election at Wnghps store in the county of Mecksn.
FgIconcernng Richard Taylor-concerning William
", meWwelher-and concerning Alexander West and
1onn Cdr'rght-and that they bad rejected the bill 10 au
Ihole separate election at the house Of VIM Dobie in
tie county Of Sussex. ''0 >"
nc following enerosscd bills we're read third fine
ana Pasedto incorporate the Skdnore and South Branch
OF TIE south Branch Of the Potomac Road Companvt o
establish an inspection Of tobacco the town Of
IN Campbell couniy-to authorize the appointment oi an
additional commissioner Of the Revenue in each Of the
counties oil Orange Louisa anil Noriok-fo authorize I,
oefy Tor graduating aud paving the ootVay and streets
and George Smith. O''
On motion Of Mr. Dckcrson leave was given to bring
~ ON 70 provide Tor the construction OF Turnpike road
from Lluepages Bridge tie Pdmunkey river bv In
Bowling Green, to Fredericksburg
On motion OF MIR. Smith Of F. leave was given 10
bring IN bill authorizing the heirs Of Thomas MrCo,v
county Of Frederick. " Wv
On motion Of Mr.. Gner leave was given 10 bring In a
bill 10 provide Tor the election Of Trustees and regulating
TIE police oI the town Of Sco,svie In the county Of A
bemsre.
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Died. his residence Cumberland Va on the
9Th OF December, 1882, Robert aged
Du, tie IN January of
and Iaueen Mr. Henry Fleming after
hNe days Mt Fleming zy OF aocict
ana es loss viii be severely felt by his family deeply regretted
10y his
Died. at his residence in Charles City county, on the 18th day OF
December 1882 AFTER long and protraced
ote with Christian outude, Wyatt Walker
nus ase Inc deceased IN the early of his life,
CLERK ofh native county which ability and hdel-
ny torn number Of when he voluntarily
10 me- 'm lie subsequently Old
sen as representative OF s the Legislature Virginia.
no filled
compelled him decline For previous to his death
ne was jealous and devoted Baptist Church.
ueu III inc u confidence and belief Of bssiu
WnS9 ere DEATH Just before last no
h, numerous relatives and friends o presently
oiu mem an ahectionnte farewell, aud
Hsavonho then exclaimed receive my
| sunk In death, without u - -
al MS residence near Laurel Spring. Albomarle
past ~ NJ on Monday the 3lst Dee last Illness
'era months DURATION Doc Samuel wear
uge Tue winter OF this neighbour dof
ne uccensed and hesiales of
which Dr. Samuel LeAke
tepronch In him nd
ectoato parent t,iu end generous muster
puncan Phctsod what he pIored
SAKE ne trust and believe bettor
Hake he had lived,
faculties to the last extraordinary degree bearing
WIN almost supohuman patience humility his cted .u
eTing tie met death with canne the firm
ness OF the philosopher and the ctude and
ShSn 10 his disconsonte family consisting children 1.-TWO
daughters and three sons to his relations orfriends
ana cquuintances this small tribute memory hin,
VINO Is now no more, is addressed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-12

enough to obtain it.-Mr. w. disclaims Nulli6ca-
uon-and so do we.-But he ought TO recoect,
that Nnihcation is not the only remedy. In fact,
one oil ITS great mischieis is, that il disracts the
south, and prevents the whole of it going together
Tor the better expedients. When, then, he the
following language, he is only deceiving himself
and deluding others:
"if the whole scheme once rcuounccd
even South Carolua the administration Washington aud the
and positively any mobilization OF the rS az
self of the must become more aud more srk
,b ~ us aud it; champions more ridiculous in
and poverty OF the other la
OF Congress the the general
chiefly the PoIo%Se VIII operate H tho nS"
OF the members Of Congress from that quarter
Of Their will their situation aud duty
True; Notification may grow into worse odour
than overland we believe it will-but it will only
disappear, to give way TO suitable and accep-
taDle eXpedent. IL, then, by the of the Con
struon and the General Government acquiring
new strength, he means also that the Tariff system
rs to he saddled upon us-ani that its due "modifi-
cation is to he positively refused" to us then he will
ind himself TO be woiully mistaken i'm the SEN
timents of the South. The defeat of Verplanck's
OH VIII become the signal of general movement
IN all the South. They will not take up Nullifca-
uon-they wllltry other and more constitutional
and eiecual measures-a his taunts and ridicule
at their "bluser and threats" their sweetness and
fV'Ni.J' w tle contrary Notwithstanding. Rely
upon IT, every State South of the Potomac will be
united and go together
The New York American, too, denounces the in
terposition of Virginia-ns "uconssteut with every
Just notion of the due suborination of the State To
the Federal authorities"-as "unasl<ed and INSANE
toned by the constituted authorities of the General
government in behalf of citizens threatening rebel
non" Is the "American" serious? When the State
OF Virginia, more deeply concerned than any other
IN the movements Of 5. Carolina, comes forward TO
arrest as far as she can, the of u sister State
threatening rebellion"-Sha we be said to en-
list IN behalf Of them? When did Virginia surren-
der this right of friendly nterposition for the safety
OF the Union itself? When did she surrender this
right, which belongs to her one of the co-States
OF inns umon-and still higher, belonging to her in
the capacity of sovereign State-for ms n sovereign
State she has never yielded this manner of arrest
ing the progress of an evil" Are these politicians
determined to cashier the States and to reduce them
to the rank of mere contemplate corporations?
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POLITICAL SENTIMENTS.


we must not despair of the Republic. Twelve
years ago, there was scarcely State, besides Virgil
MIA, who did not scott at her views of the Consu-
non her State Rights notions; and her resolutions
OF 9o-99 But, now she finds allies i'm many quar-
ters-NOrth well MS South-iu the ends of the
Unlon-in Maine as well in Georgia True il is.
that her doctrines have been pushed to extremes by
a certain School in South Carolina-wIlo have at
tempted TO engrait upon her resolutions of 9S the
lllegItlmate doctrine of Notification. Her princi-
pies have thus been partially injured by the censure
winch The nullIhers have drawn down upon them
hut they will survive the shock which preiudice is
attempting TO bring upon them; and they are des-
tined, IN spite both of the of the Proclamation
ana OF the Nuiters, TO strike deeper root i'm the
public mind. Nothing can prevent it, but some ex-
traordmary CONFUSION, which defes all hnmau cal
culation. The reason why her principles will sue
coed, is because they are founded on the rock of
Truth. They respect both the RIGHTs OF THE
STATES, and the salvation of the Union They are
calculated to poise upon proper principles both the
centrpetal and the centrifugal powers of the Go
vernment.
Among the recent Developments of opinion. we
have been struck by a letter from Gov Troup of
Georgia, addressed to friend-and by the exnose
of the sentiments Of Mr.. Shepley Of Maine. The
former is Senator of the United States and tc
latter is Senator elect.
We shall give the whole of Governor Troup's le,
ter hereafter But we lay before our readers at pre-
sent, the following summary Of its statements:
Ell, out Of order, no doubt all your enquiries The re-
suit according TO my poor opinions, IS, hat
"Ihere Is no power given by the Constitution to resis,
the laws Of the United States
"The only constitutional remedy for Unconstitutional
laws, is the balloi-bOx.
"Ainendmens OF the Constitution petition relnonsfrsnce
conventions correspondence, and consultations Of Tic
States these Of you please call them remedies) are
not unconstitutional.
"Under government founded on consent and opinion.
evils are 10 be borne as long as possible
"Ihe States in virtue Of their sovereignty when evils
arc no longer suPpouabe must Judge the evil end tie re-
NEEDY.
1.-THE sovereign knows but two modes Of seuingeonIro
vefsics- " rgotliion and War
Negotiation admits Of arbiiraon and controversies NAV
he referred 10 other States bu this by consent and not
by the Constitution. Ills Of course not permissible 10
one oil The parties 10 refer It to its own Courts and Jures
when States cease ohdve an interest in the Union or
snbcr extreme oppression, it's better that they withdraw
Pcaceaby, ihsn hat blood should be she'd IN contests
when seldom decide any thing, and which ore apt 10 e.
pdrBle ihe parties Tor ever
"Ass States ooy DO very impruleny snd gnwisey What
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COnce. Smgar. SnIf. 10

THNHE sul'scriberis now receiving from Bo.,ou as
n New York
z9o bags prime green coffee, (new erop)
20 do. old Java do.
30 bids. st. Croiv and n. o. sugars
1000 sacks AshtOn's best salt
20 ar. casks Marsces Madeira wins
. 20 do. do. sweet Malaga do.
IO'oVo lbs Petersburg cotton yarn assorted from 10
no; i4-WHh general Assessment OF Groceries which
WIZ De sold very low for cash, punctual customers
~ Country Merchants will find to their Interest 10
10 give him call
q" orders FOR goods promptly attended 10, with great
care and hllcd on the most reasonable terms.
JOSHUA j. FRY.
February g. ss-w2vif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-12

kOOk GROVE FOR SALE.-For sale, small
y Tract OF Land in the county OF Honrico. on the
brooke Turnpike, five miles from The city Of Richmond
opposite BrooSGcd, The property formerly
owned ~ Benjamin Sheppard ESQ, now belonging 10
Geo Taylor, Esq The land lies directly ON the Turn.
PIKE and contains 80 acres by actual survey in two par
GELS, ono containing 20 with house. ormer kept
az tavern, with grove 81 the largest oak trees al the
honse, and fne well Of Waer-he other containing 50
aore eplrded from the former by 20 acres the proper
" OF Mrs Copelando be sold privately II purchaser
Is obtained by the i Of March 1893 Otherwise, Al
uon' That day The land will be shewn by the tenant
MOVE the premises For and particulars apply TO
SELOEN & CLELAND, Aucta
Dt~embsf IS. 65-wts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-12

~ meeting OF the citizens Of Amelia county ia ex-
Peeted to take place the 4h Thursday I'm this present
month"; TO give an expression Of their sentiments, upon the
crisisin national concerns in relation TO Sonth Caro-
una anu the General Government The former meeting
having been prevented by the extreme weness Of the
Jay the citizens are again earnestly requested TO attend
the proposed meeting.
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supplement 10 Revised Code.

eastern District IF PUginiG to toit:
y + it remembered that on the twenty first day
lSealI ~ - OF January, donin thousand 81 gh
hundred and hrty-ihree, Samuel Shepherd &
Company Of the said district have deposited IN this office
The title OF Book the title OF which in the words fol-
lowing, to vii: supplement to the Revised Code Of the
Laws Of Virginia being a collection OF all the acts Of the
General Assembly, Of public and permanent nature
passed since the year 1919, with general Index: to
which are prehxed, the acts organizing Convention the
Declaration Of Rights, and the amended Constitution +
virginia.; the right whereof they claim proprieors in
conformity with act Of Congress, entitled Gan act To-
amend the several acts respecting copy rights"
RICHARD JEFFRlES, Clerk Of the District
The above work is nearly through the PRESS will
probably be published about the 18th Of the ensuing
month, February) ani may then be had wholesale and
reiau OF 4 ]. SMITH.
January 20 s3-yf,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-12

hISSOBUTION-John Chandler having purchased
~ the interest Of =. & T. S. Jauey.& IN, in the bu
sness OF John Chandler + Co., 81 The Bowling Green
Caroline County Va the said firm is Tins day Dissolved b
mutual consent John Chandler will pay al the debts
due by The concern, add Is authorized 10 receive the debts
duo to h. JOHN CHANDLER
FLEMING JAMES,
:. SHEPPARD JAMES
EDWIN JAMES
FEB J. ~ A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-12

PRINTER to Congress- 10 IS 10 be print, IN
lhs Is very Interesting question to many Shall we
give an opinion on tho problem? Certainly. Well f,en
rancs - blar VIII he the printer Congress lis IA.
en's-hlS bdeIity TO the administrations his vigorous de
fence Of lie measures Of Gen Jackson-his honest and
'@n' support OF the democratic patty deserve this re
"aru ana ihs evi'ence OF mutual confidence Tn, vio-
eh opPosers OF the administration will oppose him by
every open and secret mean but this ought only to fur
s Inducements TO his friends stand 10y him TO the last
- PennsylUGnian ~ " " ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-12

leIolC SnuD-Scoch,
do Half Toast, Fine
do. High Toast.
IRISH Blackguard or } I
Ish High Toast, coarse
S'Dea scented Fine cat Cdewiug Tobaceo-smaH
papers, labelled p a. L.
do. do. do P&
TO- papers, labelled p. A. l..
Ii ID. do, do. PAL.
Ii To- papers, Labelled Sweet scented Oronoko-E.tr.
superior manufactured only by p. LORILLARD, Jr
me cur S"0ht1g Tobacco 49, Spanish KIte(oo CsnIs-
Ter; common Stems, in Ii, l-2 aud / Id. papers
All articles sold at the above store can be reurned n
not approved, and the money will be refunded
~ B-A liberal discount made for c ash by Wholesal.
Brown snnl packed in ID and TO- bottles and g 6 IA
and Is b. Jars " 00'"0'' anu 'O'AA'
large badders. w ~ aus
Cnt tobacco packed in l2 barrels barrels and Tierees
ne Genuine Maccoboy Snuff, is manufactured onIv
py =, q u. LOklLLARD, who have also the imitation
10 no. from ~ TO 30 cent lower, the same az manu-
"cuFed I'D many places aud sold under various names
~ B constant supply OF the above article NAV ks
had oil The principal dealers in Richmond.
BEWARE OF DECEPTION.
several persons in tie practice of using abeJ n
heF snuhs IN Imitation of The subscribers which tbov
nave used upwards Of 30 years aud can be for no esS
purpose than to deceive.
some are also IN The practice Of mixing inferior SnuR
quality. ~ '''''"s ~ hr''
Others are also in the practice Of filling empty lars with
me subscribers label them with inferior Snuff and SAL
ling 1t as their manufacture.
IL ineT motive IN making this publication IL to guard
Wclr customers against the deception pracced pon tbsn
REQ. ~ IS9-2aw3ml p. s. G.. LORILLARD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-12

q tLASSlCAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
~ There are four vacancies in the subscribers school
which he wishes to fll-lerms, 500 for months.
Address the subscriber, near Montpelier Hanoyer Yir-
gina HERMON DAVIS,
req IL lS9-wuJ Anniield, Hanover County
NflE celebrated Janus Horse TWIG will stand the
Il ensuing season at Prince Edward Court House
James Town, and Fannville deem it unnecessary TO
say any thing in recommendation OF Twig as lac is we'll
SHOWN III that county. Particulars hereafter.
NICHOLAS FITZPATRICK,
Feb, -. Ts9-w4w-l Bu,kngbam Coun,v
a Ii persons having claims against the Estate Of Ar
IA chlbald Taylor, decd, will make application TO
william Ford for seitemen-and those indebted are re-
quesed 10 come forward and make payment the same
Feb IL lS9-2AM lml THOS. r. HARRISON
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Peter and George LOriIIard,

az NCFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
- No. 40, Chatham street, Ntto PORK. have com
''an'iy Tor SALE the following arucles:-
Fine Broom Snuff.
Genuine MaccOboy,
Limitation do. rose JldroTed>
Sicily do
Maltese do.
Curacao do.
noIia"d G So Strong, not scented
Tuberose do.
ST. Ounare DO
Strasburgh do.
Coarse BrO,rn SNUFF
Demgros,
Pure Virginia,
Copenhagen, superior fnpored
Bourbon
ST. Domingo,
Natchoches,
French Reppce
American Gentleman, Strong NAT scented
Pure Spanish
l.. Mixture,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-10-10

HVHE subscriber tenders his grateful
B thanks to bis friends and the public
for the liberal patronage heretofore reoeiv
ed, and is determined, If prices to suit the
times, and strict attention 10 business, are
any inducements, TO merit further iavors
from a generous public. Having selected
a frst.rate stock of materials, and expe
rienced workmen in his employ, he feels
confident in stating to those who may Ia
vor him with their custom, that they may
depend on having their work well executed
He has attached TO his establishment a
Coach Smith Shop, and is therefore ena
bled TO make and repair Steel Springs oil
all sorts; and furnish work with punctualiy
and at lower price than formerly.
Carryals of all sorts on hand suitable
for any purpose.
Old Carriages, Gigs, &c. &c. taken in
exchange for better ones All sorts Of
work in his line repaired at any notice, and
at fair prices.
Silver and Brass Mounting kept on hand
and if Kirk haint got 'em, he'll git 'em.
gf-His Shop is two doors east of the
Stage Office. NJ C. KIRK.
Shepherdstown, July II, 1S33.-n.
N B.-Three Apprentices will he taken
to the above business, if immediate apph
cation be made. Boys from ID TO l6 years
of age will meet with a tolerable chance.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-10-10

THVHE undersigned has lately put his
a MILLS, near Martinsburg, IN com
plete repair, and is now ready TO receive
all kinds of GRAIN from those who wish
In sell or have it ground. He will at all
times give the highest price, in Cash, Tor
Wheat, or exchange Flour for it in the
usual way. Doct THOMAS DAVIS and MIR.
JoHE HEsDERsoE. at the mill, or MIR.
WILLIAM LoNG, merchant. Martinsburg,
will either of them purchase Wheat FOR
this mill, whenever it is offered TO them al
fair prices.
All persons having unsettled accounts
with Ransom & SToEEBRAKER, are desired
to come forward and close the same
| Their books are at the mill.
MATHEW RANSOM.
July IS, 1888, --f
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-10-10

VIRGINIA.--In the Circuit Superior Courf Oh
Law and Chancery for Berkeley county;
APaIL 18th, 1893,
Charles ri. Whiting, ex'r. Of Carlyle +. Viii
ting. deed. Ppf
Jacob Myers, sdm'r. de bonis non Of Alexander
Mason, deed. dgL
IN CHArCERY.
Ely consent Of the parties by their eouh-
ED sci, the account directed TO be taken
in this suit by Commissioner of the late
Superior Court of Chancery at Winches-
ter, is referred TO Master Commissioner
GARARD Of this Court, who is ordered TO
complete the same, stating specially any
matter deemed by him pertinent, or which
either party may require to be specially
stated and report.
A Copy.-Te'te, or,,,,