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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10
CANDIES. large supply, fltss s.sostss

" kinds
, Pfesesycd Ginger, Almonds, FfItevts
Ffuncs, Figs, English Wahuis, =
Paftyidge's Original Waseypreof Oil Backing.
farfn"'s Rsat Cologne, neio article. superior 10
any Other.
Florida Water assorted SIZE bottles.
Chemical Dye for the hnir. changing tito abssuF
ful black.
Medicines Drugs, Oils, Paints Dye S.u1rs.
Fancy Articles, Pe,fu'nety Soaps
Guns Il Pistols, Sugars, Chewing &. Smoking To;
bacco, Snuifs, brushes sssor'ed all kinds.
Cold Leaf Gold Fol for Dentias.
Bronze, assorted coloty
Roll Brms,onc mil Sab Pefre.
PINE Apple and Box Cheese.
Thermometers, great rattefy
Wines nn1 Brandy, Imperial, Gun Powder.
Young Tyson and Black Teas, &c. &c. &c.
For sale by
HOWELL DAVIES.
Nov g. its.
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OFFcEIlUNTERS.

Among the other demora!z ns effects of JdcH
50niSm, Office hunting 49, If not tho most objection
uhe, one Of the most conspicuous anu disgusting
Until Gen. Jackson elected, who ever heGrd o.
Washington city being cracded with hordes OF OF
fee seekers, and the Presidents mans ION bcsieged
from morning TIL night with greedy cormorants,
eager to plunge their paws into the public trcasu-
ryl Now however, what is more common! a
ware that the principle has been settled that devo-
ton to jackson and an in1lscrmnate aud voclfc-
rous support of all lis measures, Is the turnpike
road to Office these blood suck rs, too proud to la
Dor and ashamed TO beg flock in swarms to court,
10 obtain "rcwards,' for their pariizan violence,
Whenever they hear Of probable vacancy. The
vulture has not a kcener scent for the carcass on
which it feasts than these walters on Providence
have for a vacancy in Office The dead incumbent
is scarcely shrouded before they hre switching at
his vacant slippers and # new offices created,
or old officers punished II is hardly Whisper
cd abroad before the CAD flies are seen swarmIng
10 the euoro'is loaded with testimonials, not OF
their capacity and onesty, but ofiheIr political Or
thodoxy AS an illustration OF these remarks, II
is stated that the new organiz aton OF the marine
corps by Congress, having rendered the appoint
ment of ten new lieuenants necessary, there were
not less than fonr hundred candidates for the APP
pontmcntsl There can be no stronger evidence
of a decline of personal independence and public
virtue than tn eagerhess 10 abaQdon ordinary aV-
ocatIons for the service of the sovernment-AnJ
we regard il as ono of the most odous SINS of the
present administration that lis system of rewards
and constituents for opinion sake, has gwen 10
this telling dangerous impetus and inspired i
with q most unworthy motive
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10

THE FLOATING SALUTE. Among the
,vdences of the enthusiasm prevailing IN the
Wing ranks in New York, is The eHPcdien; OF char
,crlng a steam boat. and placing on board OF It a
miniature fiigatc, for the purpose of saluImg The
villages and towrs alon. the Hudson, IN honor OF
the victory achieved in Ohio. She is represented
(says the Journal Of Commetec) to have been eve
~ where received with great enthusiasm, aiiordIhS
The most satisfactory evidence Of the strong feeling
which exists in favor Of the cause which she repre-
scnts The steamboat arrived at Albany on the
3lst, with flags noang from the mass OF the
little frleate Constitution" which was manned by
a gallant crew, many of whom, it is said, were
with UulI aud Decatur IN their glorioue nav al VIC
tories during the late They were received on
shore by a committee appointed for the purpose, and
escorted by numerous pro cession through the pun
cina streets TO the City Hall, where they were cor
daily welcomed by S Dewitt Blodgood, Esq, the
friga.c, which was carried in procession, IN the
meanwhile pouring forth broadsdcs in honor of the
occasion.
The steamboat returned with the frigatc TO the
city Of New York, Oh the LIST INST asrceably to ar
rancement, and tho latter, after salutng the city,
proceeded TO the foot of Canal street where she was
received by a procession and carried through varl-
Gus streets She was then elevated upon hat!orm,
20 or 80 feet from the ground, Immediately in Front
ofthe Masonic H1A, where she was to remain until
the morning of the election. Success to her gallant
| crew
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10

TRIAL or ACouNrGRTgIrER - We learn ON The
Lewisbnrg Aleghanisn that Alexander Deshieids
was arraigned before the late Superior Court Of
Monroe County, Judge James +. Blown presi.
dug. on TWO bills of Indictment, charging HIM
with passing counterfeit $40 note OF the u. ;.
Bank, and note of the like amount of he Farm
ers' Bank OF Virginia A demurrer filed To
he first Indictment assigning various causes, but
The principal and mos, important objection made by
the prisoner S counsel, the variance between
he note described in the indictment and the es,-
dence. The note was described L LINK note
of the Bank of the United Staies," whereas that
offered in evidence purportcd to be- mole pfon,ls
M 10 pay TO order, or Il. Smith" &c. signed " n
Blddle, Prest., VIM. Mcllvaine, Cashr.' without
the Endorsement Of X. Smith on lis back. IL was
coniendedb by the prisoner that this was MT BANK
| mote, but check which, not being endorsed, was
incomplete, not negotiable, not delivered, and, even
# II had been correctly described in the indictment
was not such paper for the conutcrfeng OF which
a prosecution would lie. The Judge, regarding
the points made novel and difficult, wished 10 nd
urn them TO the General Court md the prisoners
counsel obj cng, he ovcrrulcd their objection
The only difficulty with the Judge was, whether
this was such paper, AS, IT genuine, the Bank
woull be compelled to pay. A bunk noe is note
darsement, whereas the note offered IN evidence was
OF different character. On the SUPP osltlon, how.
| ever, that it such paper the Bank would
Je forced to redeem, the judge ordered the prs
oner to be put upon his trial. Other objections
were then made as 10 the variance between the In
dictment aud the evidence, which We're sustained
by the Coun, and upon which the prisoner slooJ
| acquitted On the second nIiclmenf, also similar
objections, to the variance between the note des-
cribel ant thai offer d IN evidence, were mndc anil
| sustained Nhcrtppon application was made for
| he prisoners discharges but the JUDGE refused TO
dlsfharge him. and remduded him to a1 10 await "a
new Indictment IKE prisoners counsel cantended
| that the prisoner was entitled 10 lis discharge,
| lnasmuch as the Jary WINS cmPanneled and sworn
IN both SEES when the question arose, aud render
| ed a verdict of " not guilty" The Count insisted
on The correctness of It's course, but ordered The
prisoner 10 be released from confinement on enter.
ing mic recosn before justice OF the pence,
himself III $1,000, and one security IN $1,000 or
TWO in $500 to appear at the next term-- Counsel
| for the cath, Heney Chapman, Esd
for The prisoner, Messrs. Caperon A. A. Chapman
| and Flanagan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10

Or oaAo VA y 70 WE
M n Mcnday the gid of December neIl. | wdl
~ sell, ut public auction, between 60 AND
100 NEGROES, belong'ns 10 the estate
OF Ihr late John ]. CAbrl,, M d. These slaves
are valuable any IN the State, large pro
portion being men, women, boys and gus, from
rs to % years old Taose who desire to purchase
Negroes viii do veil 10 attend. Ihe sale VIII be
made without Tesrrve and coutInne from day TO
day Lnl'l com9le,ed, nni will take place on the
plantation of the deceased, lying upon the Lynch
burg and Blue Ridge Turnpike .about2 miles above
town.
lERMS--Il months credit. the purchaser CIV.
ing bond with approved secutliy-to tbote desI
ing To pay cash, a discount viii be made.
At the same time aud place, will also be sold, the
crops Of Cora, Fodder. Horses, Cattle Hogs, Pau
tator Utensils, e.. &c
The sale will be conducted by John II. D. Payne,
Auctioneer. and no private sale will be made OF
| any part OF the property beioielhe day Of sair.
1UOS. Il. FRIEND,
Administrator of John J. Csbell, lee d
n. The Richmond Wing will publish the above
advertisement twice n week, till day of sale, aud
| forward it's account to this office ior payment.
| Nay. 10 tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10

e The proceedings of the Lynchburs Female
Missionary Society are unavodably deferred uni
our noXi.
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FOR RENT.
Ts1gzzzS.,
.s..sy Kew & Chcap Goods.
LANES HDlsNER & 60.


A RE now opening at their NEW CASH
N. STORE, full assortment Of Goods of oil
kinds, selected with great care IN New York, Phia-
dephla and Baltmore-They ictpcct'olly invite
town and country dealers to examine their stock
before buying All persons purchasing 10 sell again
will be allowed lbcra. deduction from retail prI
ces In the DRY GOODS LINE, the assortment
consists in part of Cloths, Cassincrcs, Sauineis,
Flannel, Blankets OF al kIr,,- Linstys, Napt CT
tons, With many ohcr oitclcs for Negroes Clothing
and Fancy hoods Of all description IN THE
GROCERY LINE, Sugar, Loaf and Brown, Tea,
Coffee, Iron, Salt WhiSkcy, Bacon &c &c.
uARDW ARE, good assortment -CROCkt.
RY AND GLASS WARE-iiATS. a full sup
dly some ofa very superior quality from an ep-
proved Mandatory. SHOES, OF ali kinds
GLOVER SEED, large Lo chcnp-TEN-
NANT'S celebrated stocks & othcc kinds.-U NJ
BRELLAs, Silk g. Cotton rlavy supply u. all
prices, &c. &c.
. Oct 90 ~Swif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10

yrIRGIVia,-At ruies holden w tho Clerks ONCE Of
" thc Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chapcery.
fs the Of Lyuchburg the 7l day Of November 1885,
te.ander Lggai, administrator do bonis non With the
WIZ annnxed. Of john Lynch, Decd Plant'f-against
johnson, hts right, aud Curator Of Juscph
Nrhol decd, John Hay Kew Merritt Executor ofew-
Nichols decd, John ynci ard Ieyicy biz wife, end
Jahn Nichols, IL Joseph Nichols. DeieadoBte. 5
Tho defendant John Nichols, sonof Joseph Nichols, not
having entered his appearance aud given security &C.
cotne to the act OF Assembly and the rules Of THIS COURT
aud il appearing y satisfactory evidence TINT o 70 not
inhaban This country 1t is ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here tho first day Of the next
answer original amend I'd bills Of the rlaps
tiff und that a copy this order be forthwith Inserted
in some new prted tho town Of Lynchburg, for
two months and posted II the front door Of
the court house, IN this said town,
copy-Testc, d. ROBES. elk
Nov 10 w2m
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gan, deed. john Norye who inirrmnIrird with
sophia II. Morgan. admr. Of Benjamin H. Nor
gan, decd. Franklin q. Headro, admr. Of John
lleaden, decd, Lewis Wngheld snd Freeman
Wainwright, Defts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10

The GOLD HUMBuG.-Imports Of specie nave
alrendy ceased, aud exports ore commencing. The
NY. Commercial Advertiser informs Us that on The
30th ult $50, 1000 in American halves, were sold
at one per cent. 7remiuia for export The apprc'
citation of gold yond its intrinsic worth, ana, as
compared with silver, its relative value, IS already
working It's inevitable effects. IL the standard VA
lne of gold under the old law, being too low, MAD
the effect of driving At from circulation its vnIua-
lion AT n higher standard Than is inlrlnsically or
relatively Just, will have like tendency of expel'
line silver from nmong u.s. by making II prohtao'o
article of export. What will then supply the va
cuum accustomed by the withdrawal OF our silver
coins7 Gold cannot do it, for apparent reasons
and therefore paper must--not S. and 80 bills
| but notes of l. 3 and 3 doars-perhaps even oil a
less denomination! And this will be the end oil tue
Gold humbug
a. Ely Moore, one of the Jackson nominees ioI
the next Congress 10 the city OF New YORK, is
discipe of Fanny Wrgh,-a lecturer on Inhdehty
and asrarianism a, Tammany Hall--an advocate
of eouali,v and community Of men, women ant
property
~ The Senate Post Office Committee OF 'nvcs
tigation commenced session in that city on the Al
INST
IT We publish, this morning, speech OF LOT
Broupham. at a public dinner in Aberdeen, Scot
land. The reputation Of the speaker WIN e"su'
it perussl, 1t will be seen that no takes decloe'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10

~ The Norfolk Beacon, Of the 81, announces
the arrival in that place of Judge p. r Barbour,
preparatory to holding term of the u. $. District
Court. TIE same paper states that the u. S. sehr.
Boxer was in Hampton Roads, bound for RIO ia
metro in hlch ,esse Richard Pollati, Esq Charge
de Adalrcs 10 Chill will take passage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10

CHoLERA.-Thc Board of Health of Petersburg
report, on he lst inst 81 cases Of Cholera, OF
which Ii were whites aud 81 blacks OF these |
Write aud blocks bad died; the remainder conta u
Iescent. The Petersburg inseligenccr of the 81,
remarks that the disease has lost much OF Us alarm
ing character--and, as an evidence OF lis mldncss,
says, that he three last reports OF the Bourd OF
Health present an aggregate OF 80 cases, OF which
only 10 proved fatal
LArER.-The Petersburg Inellisencer OF the
9th, says, but nine cases have occcrred since the
report OF Saturday, white and s blacks; of these
blacks have died" II adds, the disease IS ra
pIdy Disappearing"
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ground against the abolition ofthe hereditary peer
age, which is the less to be wondered at, since by
his elevation to ;ha; tatlvi as has acquired direct
interest IN its preservation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10

A. We have rcceivcd-we know not from
what quurter-a tinted memorial, addressed 10 the
next legislature of Virginia, praying "A repeal OF
all laws imposing taxes upon law process IN actions
Of debt al common law, and upon oil suits IN chan-
Gerry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10
IN CIIASCE,RY.

This day this cause came In he further heard
on tn papers formerly Rad, and the report oil the
CoDmissioncr. Wharton, made IN pursuance oi n
1erreial ord r entered III tbs tho lltb
DAY Of May, 1884 -w,h two keep ions thereto
lay the DE- lendant Wnlism Len",oh, admr OF
3 jamlu II. Morgan. do, and argued by
counsel ; on consideration whereof the oonri,nver-
rnling the first OF the said cscsphons aud sustain
ing the second OF them, doth adindge, order and
decree, that the defendant, F,ankIn ileaden,
bdmr. OF John fIeaden, decd, do render an nc
count OF his administration o. the estate OF his said
interstate, before u Commissioner OF this Court,
who is directed to examine, state and set'e The
SANE, and make report thereof 10 the Court, " It'll
any matters specially stated, thought pertinent by
himself, or required by thopartes 10 be so stated
Copy--Ies,e
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JOS. WILSON, c.
&C MMISSI0NER5 OFFICE,

Liberty, Oct. 81, 1884. {
The parties in this cause will take no'ice, that
have appointed Thursday the Al day Of Deccm.
Der next, To commence he accounts directed by
the foregoing dec''e-on which day, mt the hour
Of 10 o'clock, A. they are required 10 attend Al
my Office, IN this town, wuh ihtir accounts Won
chcrs aud copies ot count par eis, prepared Tor tr
annual Ion aud settlement.
JOHN AUSTIN WHARTON. Com.
Nov. 10 w4w
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gNr The Senate Post Office Commi''ee OF ,hVcs
,igation commenced session IN that CITY on Inc ~
inst.
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Now 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-18
GTOp THE THlEEl-

@STOp THE TBlEFi-Fyfy Dollars Re,cardY-Oo
~ the night OF the ll, my stable broken open by
,ome '''t'n who 'uecerded in making of with my
horses lie was pursued the mig ht aud traced az
lar az Chesterfield Court House from which place he no
ous took the road 10 Powhatsn, in which county he has
probably stopped somewhere. From what have a,cer-
tanned, am warranted in the belief that the Thief is
leow WHO has been lurking about this ncie
Tor week or ten days past lie said his Hanes
aud hat he lived the other side Of PowhAtsn Court
about ten miles, Tavern which he called Bnrk.
or Bucks He hsd on when last, blue coat; home
pun pan,soons. OF reddish brown COHORTS stouy bui,t
mas hight hair, blue eyes, aud large, iui. red face
The horse which lac stole is sorel, with full sorreI
name aud tall star in his forehead hind foot tuk
whites marked on shoulder with scar from col
lar and has sinar marks upon his thighs from having
worked IN gvars about years old aud cannot
al att lac Thief took alec old saddle aud one OF my
wagon b'idies with which he doubt the whole
ds,snce he has gone. i will give reward OF Twenty
Dollars for tie safe delivery OF to me- a, nv re-
sdenee.aear Pstersburg-and will pay Thirty Dollars
besides Tor the apprehension and conviction The thief
JOHN T. ROBERTSON.
Wakefield, near Petersburg, November IL 55 2t
a THOROUGH STALLION FOR SALE
IN DRUMMER, beautiful Bay with black legs main
aId tail measuring about five feet inch high Of beau
,lil iorm add strength Tor sale lie ss bred by
the late john Goode, sr. EGG OF PowIatan. He was got
by icrod. who got Ivy Diomcd. Bsimr.rr's dam
got By Robin Red Breast, his grand dam by Shark c
mare wa, the dam OF Herod n,mer, sire great er,nd
dom 10y Give, z; < grand dam by La,h, (. e. grand
dam by Bayiors Fesrnought, e. &. grand ny old
janus, G. e. z. 6. grand dam by Whiting, e. O. e. o.
e. grand dam by old Jsnus.li will he found by refer.
encc 10 the general Stud Book England that Bmin.rs
Pedigree may bc traced through the hest bred English
oes 10 the Arabians aud Turks and no dou,, among
the hest bred Horses in the United States. HI is there
lore worthy oil the attention oil any gentleman who ma
wish 10 obtain thorough bred Stallion. His coils are
very promiflng Information be obtained from Robert
Z. Williamson, E.q (Sbockoe Warehouse R,cImoud \
or the subscriber at his residence Goochsnd (shete
hc iIorse may be scen) Is miles above Richmond ne
tue Three Chopped rosd Letters the ,ubject must he
addressed TO The suscber aUd directed 10 the Short PUMP
henrieo county. va. THOMAS TAURMAN:
Nov. IL. 55-7,s
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by nHTUGzIE 4 COOK.

ar The ENUUlgEg published generally,
during
Price Five ollais payable adj
Notes o chartsfc banks ony) will be
The Editors vii the safety otemit
of all being paid tho writer's
No will he discontinued, the discretion Ithe
Editors, until all urrcarsge. have been paid up.
or Whoever will the of uine shall
IA tenth ests
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
rs each continuance,
either
o. assumed hy some iu this cits its environs.
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4 AAKRlDGE FEMALE sCHOOI..-rhs school, ST
" t"aied near Rowling Green, Virginia, will he con
uhurd the ensuing year by liz present teacher, Miss
jones' The usual brsucbes OF the lest IL sli.h E,ura.
Ton are taught by Miss j.. including Grammar History
ARITHMETIC AND Geography with the OF tie Gohe,; ii.
so The Eiemehts Of Manual and Moral Piio.cphy Che
ms'ry and Asironeny She will also teach plain aud or
name na meade work Tor small additional comp nsaon
u required The terms for Board aud Tuion en,ra
every expense but books will be ninety dosrs one ,htd
in adS srre
Ten or twelve Bosrders he accommodated a, Oak.
iidge OH The above ermssnd il may be amss Ia saw
'aI thus Tar is has proved be Of the e,,bies
spots IN Virginia. WILSON ALLEN
Or'oorf 81 I0l-ilDJ Hgenf fer the SchooL
fANin, Frs WANTED AT THE PENl1ENTiARY.
"A 1000 feet iuch ye!ios pine plank
1000 eri 3-l inch yellow pine plank
ooO 10 SO do DO do do crooked edge for
600 do l do DO poplar plank, clear Of krois and
shakes
500 do SIS DO do DO do clear of knot.
0oO do birch scanllng, inches ,lusre, 10 feet long
eIsaf s.rH
500 do do do do do do do
100 hickory aSlelrees
H.aH.. - e..
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NJ ILL be offered for sAle tho highest bidder ON
w tie premses, Tuesday ilie 1S,h day Of pecem.
her NY Farm wis's iu ,e county OF Bucking.
ham IL contains eigh huhde ed and seventy twoacrts
considerable portion Of which is unccGred aud eayiIy
hnbeied On IL there two good eng houses; one
(iny icnier tesidsncf) fiCo starry house six roons
three above aud hree below stairs. good office in tina
yard, kitchen with two tonms ice house. aud all other
houses neees,ary for aud the accommodation of
family, good we'll Of in the yafd Two spring
very convenient variety OF fruit trees gransry, with
new if'shng machine, ard six good Tobacco barns CON
yenenty sitused. The plantation is enclosed by a good
ence, aud divided Ho onr beId. al ia good heart and
IN Ill Of which there Is ,bundance Of good water: the
Hat snd !. well drained aud peculiarly adapted to The
grosth Of fobaeco the high hand lies ell aud is sus
crpibie OF very high imroyensn by ihe Of clover
snd plaster. crop OF Wheat has bcen seeded this fan
10 good time aud n good order. There ew es,aies i'm
virgins no@ ia market combining local advantages
ihsn us; It is healthy situated ia good neighborood
wph" e niles OF navigation, and iosrsby convenient
TO seyefsi manufacturing Mills The terms of ,ae will
be- three thousand dollars ia cs. aud e balance o three
annual payments theeaer Persons ishing 10
are invited 10 view the property which will sewn by
Col John Jons. Josiah MoseIy aud Mr.. Charles MeKin.
ney, who live adjoining the premises 90 Tie game day.
Will be tod The crop OF corn, fodder hay straw oats
made on tho iAud this year. plantation tools and va
rious other articles TeIms the day.
SAMUEL BRANCH
ff'hee EnnhFn, ROY. H. 50-ids
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HoS III. STREET, OF woodville, Mssiss.ppi, Aiior-
- ney and Counsellor Law offers his professional SER
wees to his ireuds and he public.
November 1S. 56-l.i2m NAN
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Robinson,s Practicc---yoY. Sd


PRESS, the Practice il the Court. Of Isw snd
" Eqniiy ~ Virginia, by CoNwAY RoBINsoN. Volume
Containing PTociice la SUITS iI Equity.
This volume is divided into twenty clsp ef,; tie first
OF which treatise upon eqlsblc iDti.deiion ehrac.
ing Tie following subject: Account, dover psriiinn fraud
mistake accident, bill to pofpcuaic testimony; bill Of dis
eovery removal Of legal inpodnsnls; preservation Of
property pending iigaon aid 20 judgment cred orr mort.
cages and deedsp russ continuing u,.; fesung iru.is
BIZ 10 contest or set up wi deposition asset, par,.
nershp; sufe'ysh; assignment; ok suits io sedonn
husbapd aud wii'; inan IDIOTS snd IunAes: suits tor
forfeited or escheaed smJs; eiro scias 70 revr 1esis
potent settlement OF Boundaries; bill qnia nnei: bill Of
peace; specific execution; e1es Oreish attachments
aud njuuciiops
The titles Of the other chapters arr ~ follow: 2 lini-
iaton Of suits in equity; g. proper p1fies; g. matters
which may be comprised su; g. process: G. cad
ing; proceedings fules; 8. evidencs; o. change Of
pafu hy death marriage; 10. orders enlt red upon mo
bon H. hearing Of be c4uss; - order directing issue
and proceedings uudf s4s; 10 order uccouu aud pro
cee1sgs updcf same; IL oder Tor sale o propssfy AID
,dings under sane; rs febtsBg sftef iDcr5cuto
~ snd heiOis iin.l deere; l6 ns dycrec ~ tsxioe
COST Is moir Of compelling Performance OF deeroe 10
ill Of fesicw; 20 spps.is
The Volume viii hsvg in a., if, osft II IL fsbf. 81
contents afd iatlc Of csd and IN he cnnclos On
there viii be i0 iudcx both this aud he lornsf vo
lume
About one half Of Tie matter is now printed; and il i,
expected that in December the publication vii be com.
fleied. Tic book viii, it Is pnbssed lie ,s
sale ~ lie store Of te subscriber. in Richmond
October ~ tl7-Hl ROBERT T. SMITH.