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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

MHR. PETER f. ARCHER, son OF Peter F.. Archer
1iu SRI deed, late Of Powhatsn county, va-Take
nouee mat shall on Monday, the 9TH day OF July ne n,
al the Clerks Office OF Pouhatan county between The
hous oil IOoeock in the morning, and in the afternoon
OF maj day, take the dispositions OF Thomas Haskins
an" oers' 10 be read as evidence in suit pending
on the Chancery docket of Powhatan Countv Court Il,
'ne nature oil foreign attachment, in which / am
painful and yourself and others defendants at which
ume and place you may attend, il you think proper
am, yours, sc. NATHANIEL CHARTER
June 6, 1891.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

HROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
IA The subscriber has leased one OF The tenement. i'm
medaiey fronting The landing Of the Basin ne ar the eyy
Mil OF Mr.. Chcvsie, for the transaction Of Grocegv
and Commission business, where he is now receiving
bne assortment OF every article in The Grocery line and to
which he invites The attention Of purcbasefs-and will
give personal attention Ill consgnmens at are en-
trusted 10 bis care. THOMAS r. Johnson
march % I06-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

Inc parties ineres ed in the going decree are here
oy nohed that have appointed the 10Th day of
70 make up the accounts therein directed on which day
az III o'clock they are hereby required TO attend al Col
Cares r. GoodalPs, with their vouchers copies OF
su All oDeT papers necessary 10 enable 10 carry The
said order into effect. LEMUEI CREW M ~
Hanover county, June IL 1894 l2wt,.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

John Morris, Administrators of Richsrd Hartman de
Thomas Nj Bondurant, John NJ ors and Nathan Spencer
executors oil William H. Perkins, deed, and John Har.
diman, me- '
ihedefendan John Hartman, not having an
Pearsnce ana given security according the Act OF A.
sem6y and The Rules OF this Court, il appe airing Inv
satisfactory evidence, that he is Lapt of Ibis
Country ~ rs ordered That the said del do
appear mere on The hIst day OF the September
ana answer The bill OF the PLAINTIFF copy of ths
oraer forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN The City Richmond, for months ccessis civ and
posted at the front door OF the Court House this coun,v
Copy-Teste, r. ELDRIDGE. C. g
May %. 5rwow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

I'm ERY-vIReiNIA-In Hanover C;-c,;,
Superior Court, May LIT, 1884:
fhilip Alexander, admir- of William A. Knox, deed
p. Bowles, pI.iny,;e "a "
against
Ezsbeth Bowles, admnisiratrix with the viii anpex
bowles John Nash, William p. Napier and Polv "
cross, admx OF Oliver f. Cross, decd, Defendants
MS cause in which the bill has been taken for confess
ed as TO all the defendants, except Elizabeth Bowes
adm T. with The Will annexed OF William Bowes decd
came on TINS day TO be heard The bill exhibits led
mere "i"' the answer Of the said EIibe,h BowIes
adm'x Aforesaid, the replication thereto and ex amias
non OF witnesses, and was argued by COUNSEL On cons-
deaion whereof, the Court doth adudge order and de-
cree That the said defendant, Elizabeth Boyles adm'x
aforesaid render an account of her administration of the
es"e OF her tesaior before Of the Commissioners of
s COURT VINO Is directed 10 examine, state and settle
me same and make report hereoio this Court with
mater specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
"hcn may be required by the parties TO he 80 stated
Copy. Ieste, PHILIP B. WINSTON C. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

uN kY-vIRGiNIA-Ats C,rc ut Superior
~ Court OF Law and Chsncery continued and held Tor
buckingham county, at the Court house, on Wednesday
inc ION day oil April, 1884, sitting Court OF Chan
Gerry:
John Couch and Mary his wife John Couch as admir-
oil his former wife, Elizabeth Couch, deceased Thomas l.
Anderson and William Couch admir-. oil Ann Couch, de-
ceased Plaintiffs
against
Robert Rives, John Consn, exor. of John Harris. de.
ceased, Thomas w. Gilmcr as ex'or adm de bcns
non, OF in any other way character representing the
estates OF Christopher Hudson, aud William Walker aud
or admir-, heir tisrbuice of said Nat Anderson de-
ceased or as any way representing the estate OF the
Nat. Anderson deceased. who executor OF Thomas
Addison, deceased Thomas Pateson his wife Sarah
Price Perkins, Sheriff and admir-. OF Samuel Wipey
decd Price Perkins in his right John s. Anders son
and william Anderson, Defendants
This cause this day, be card OH the bill
answers exhibits and examination Of witnesses, ant vas
srguedb counsel And appearing the satisfaction
oil the Court that the order Of public alton
the sb'ent ndant, Nathaniel Anderson hath been u
w executed. the Court doth tske plaintiffs for confess.
ed as TO that defendant On consideration whereof the
Court doth adJugc order and decree, the Com
nssoners oil this Court. doth examine state and settle
'he accounts OF the late John Harris the lae sthanie
Anderson aud the defendant, Robert Kives, exor OF the
last w I'LL and Testament Thomas Ander son
exhibiting general view Of the estate and srpsrate
account OF each OF the receipts and
OF said ors, distributing real aud personal asse max
ing any statements deemed pertinent by hims H. or re-
qued by the parties TO be stated, aud make report TO
| this Court. -
Copy. Tese, r. ELDRIDGE, c. B. C.
The parties in the above cause take notice that on
the 10Th and 10Th days oil July Buckingham Court
house, the 22 23d and oath days July ne IT. nj the
Tavern in Bent Creek and the 9th 9th and al, sys
oil August next, nj Warren Ferry, Buckingham, the Com
missioner VIII proceed 10 the execution Of above
! JOHN +. BOCOK, C0mr.
June 3. s-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

E%OLTINC CLOrHS.-The subscribers, ia,porr, rs
OF Boiling Cloths offer fer SALE most avora-
naole terms, by Wholesale retail assorme nj of g
hume Anchor Cloths JAMES CHESTON & SON.
~, Commerce 81. Whd,(.
paiunore, June 10 ID, 1891. lO-oss
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May 30.
Baltimore. June 10 b. 1894.

FEN0 THE PUBLlC-Some information is wanting in
regard to the heirs and legal representatives of 10.
sEPH Holt, decd, who Lieutenant in Capt John
brenps company from the county OF Charlotte and " as
attached TO the 4 Virginia Regiment on Continental es
tablishmen, during the Revolutionary War IL is well
known, that the said Jose PHI Holt married into Ie q ,re
family OF Charlotte, and has been dead for number of
years tie hsd 10y his wife, children TO wit: Martha
Holt and Joseph Holt. Martha died whilst very Young
Joseph Holt Che sony moved first the State Of Tenpes-
see, aud afterwards 10 the State Of Georgia IL s brlsv
ed he died shortly after settling in The State OF Georgia
and without heirs. Ii the said Joseph Holt is still living
we sha be glad TO hear from him. IN OF his dealh
and no rmren arc the neef Of kim and become the
heirs at las" and entitled TO receive whatever Of land or
money may be coming TO the representatives, Inc above.
mentioned Lieutenant Joseph Holt on account of military
services rendered in the war OF the Revolution
The Object Of Ibis notice, IT,, therefore, TO appr;se all
who may deem itemss interested ia js ~ Co.,
intentions; to invite them make themselves known to
u.s. and the grounds upon which hey consider themselves
entitled THOS J. gARDEN
JAMES GARDEN
wSllesburg. Charlotte Co.. April T. 1884 II2-wsw.
THSEN DOLLARS REwARD.-strayed from the re-.
y sIdence OF the subscriber, near Hanover Court
House, on Ihursdsy lest, tive 9th inst, Bay Horse
about he usual sze, with white bind feet .hod before and
small "he spot upon the back, caused by the rubbing
Of INC saddle; no other marks recoected iIs was when
las heard Of Goodas Tavern and think IL probable
viii enleayour 10 return 10 Kentucky from which State
he was brought some short iue ago. The above reward
WIZ De ptid Oh ms delivery TO CELIA SMITH
June 10. mas
MOIlCE-1be subscriber having made up his mind fo
IN 10 tie South, offers his tract Of land for sale
cotanng about Tour hundred acies, in the county Of Is
sex, lying on the road leading from Dunkifk 10 Dr. G.
y Flee's Mil, adjoining Thomas Wright, William Cox
". W. Bstsne Edwin Upshaw and others good and
health situation and cfe soil Any person wishing 10
purchase said farm, is solicited come add examine II for
himself, or apply 10 The subscriber for inspection
June 10. no w4"'l ACHILLES LUMfKIN.
HROfEToURT sPRINGS-Tho subscriber having
nv recently purchased the above property from the
executor Of Charles Johnston deceased tenders his ar
acknowledgement to those individuals who paironised him
during The Is years which he kept the Hot Springs ami
wit
denee, where he assures them they shall find every thing
calculated TO promote their health sDd contribute 10 er
comfort AMI pleasure The buildings ofthc establishment
I'll brickcommodious and elegant and uniting in
high degree, nessess aud beauty with aud conve
nience HEZEKIAH DAGGS.
PSbrisSys. ss-p0s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

RWK. wM. a. ABRAHAM-sIRi--As yo9 arc M
I'VE nhabitsni Of this State, you will please take notice
that on the goth day Of luy next Buckingham Cont
nouse' 10 'he county OF Buckingham, and State Of Virgil
w Hubbard and others, TO be read as evidences In s0t
~ ehancery now depending IN the Circuit Superior Court
% IS" sno Chaneery ior the county Of Buckingham IN
which suit we are plaintiffs, and you and others are de-
lendsnis And, u then and there prevented We shall on
the llh day Of August next proceed 10 take the deposit
ons o. the said Edmund W. Hubbard snd Others al the
said Buckingham Court House aforementioned, where
you may attend, " you like. SAM'L. FORD & co.
My ~ B-usev
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20
juno In.

PED SULPHUR SPRfNGS,--The improyen,e nj.
III - making sthcse celebrated Springs are very ex,en.
sHe. Iley WIZ accommodate nest season, with comfort
about two hundred and fifty persons The asonsinr in
huence possessed by these waters in The cure Of pulmo
ary Diseases and Ia the reduction Of areral action l. eli
knownj JUDGED they 10 afford the Only hone in ar
resting Consumption Dyspspsia Chronic Diaryhna
dna D'ssnfe'I, Liver Complaints GrGotf Dropsy
lrhe"mdfis", G0Uf, DISEASES 9 Me Uterus, NcuaieiG
Cufdneous Erupfons. These and other diseases have
5sen cured or sleyisted by the use Of these walters
es'a9nshmeni VIII be under the management Of Ma.
tie Is lurn'cd with plentiful supplies and some Of The
pes, servants IN The State There Is Sore with large
Pna, on 'be premises Seminary has been establish.
ed here for the Education Of young gentlemen TLe
number o. pupils Is limited 10 thirty Tie Seminary has
he undivided attention Of The undersigned; and Of MIR
James Maculy, az Teacher Of Mathematies
May ~. lb-w41J wM BURKE
The Editors Of the Richmond WHY Nat ntollgenoor New YoE
onef sna Enquirer, Nstonsl Gazette Baltimore Afcn add
Ch,eson ne'cu sre requested TO nsett tho
.o oai send hor papers from lat July until October
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, Fredericksburg.

"a ME thorough bred imported Race Horse BARE
IL fOOI, will stand the ensuing season, (Which COM
inenced on The LIST OF February, and III terminate on the
isi OF July) at my Farm adjoining the anches.
ter snd opposite TO the City OF Richmond The terms are
MY dollars the season, Unchanged by the ymeDi OF FORTY
within The season-and sixty insure mare with fosl-
ana one dollar 10 the Groom Companies or individuals
senuing SIX mares will be charged but for five There
arc ios and sheds prepared for mares paslurage wi h.
ON charge Every attention will he paid 10 prevent acct
dents or esespesbut the subscriber will be RESPONSE.
Die Tor either Mares will be fed grain 25 cents day
anu no charge made Tor the board Of servants
ing them. Barefoot iosled the properly of Mr. Wait
~ 1871 Zone OF e successful sportsnrn and brced
ers OF fsce horses in all Englnd) who sold him TO Lord
Darlington from whom he purchased hy his prescnr
owner, Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, who SEM him in lis
country. As racer, Bare foot dsns uisbed on tho
English turf any horse Of his day. having beaten n,nv
OF The best IN England il said 10 he he NIL,
borse ever imported, that had won he GREAr SIR nj
oER. Fer detail OF his pcfformsncos zee hspd.bis
BsreioOVs pedigree Is equal 70 that Of snv horse He
was got by Tramp out 81 Rogapond by Bozzrd her dam
hosebnry sister 70 Iuby, by Pienomenon her dam siss
west by mIebem, Regui0s, Grab, ChiIdefs Basto
Tramp was got ny Dick Andfers, out Gobsnna marc
her IAN Faxtnele, by Trenham oo5peeker EyerIast.
ing by Eclipse. Dick Andrews got by Joe Andrews
our o. hlghnyer mare; her dam by Cardinal Puff Tat
IeI sop Oodoighin Arabian Joe Andrews was got by
HchPse out OF AnaraDda, by OmDium her dam Cloudy
by Blank, Grab, Psrtner, &C.
Barefoot Is red sorre FIVE feet two inches high of
great bone aBd sinew and highly formed % any horse
Richmond, prii 25 fll4-tf1 K c. MAYO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

YHNhE Snip Jtterson, just In from Liverpool, having
n brought the remainder Of importation OF Spring
Goops, excepta lew packages-snd receipts OF Do
nesf,e and other Goods rom the Morrill, having been very
heavy within iow days-we prepared to offer
to our customers and TO ell Who may call ON u.s.
store, and which equal IN style any thing in the Dry
Goods line have for many seasons. Goods are
indeed both hondso'se and cheap. general adj
verhsement will appear in lew days.
+. s. j. s. JAMES & CO.,
April IL tiio-u1 Market Square
GaLLEGO MILL,S.--City Of Richmond.
VH\HE subscriber has the pleasure OF Informing his
II ormer customers and the public generally that the
"Gaego Mills nearly completed aud will be in full
operation with the growing tie Is ready
tract Tor wheat from all parts OF the country
The business will be conducted after ls LILY ne xt un-
der the firm Of p. J. Chevalle 4 Co.
PETER J. CHEvALLIE.
May 8. 1o ii7-ist
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

EN CHANCERY- YIRGINIA.-AIa C;rcui, Snno-;o,
u Court Of Law and Chsncery continued and held 70,
The county OF Buckingham, the l7h day OF April, 1884:
Lawson G. Tyler, PIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

Rf-VIRGINIA.--At rules holden in
H. The Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Charlotte
on Monday, the I'd day of June, 1891:
scear IoAn and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Cobhs
the widow OF Samue Cobbs, deed. pltH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

SHORT PUMP.--The subscriber having rented This
- we'll known and healthy establishment, ~ miles
shove the city Of Richmond prepared 10 entertain ira
veefs snd others upon reasonable terms such man
ner IS e trusts VIII give general sssiscon lie respect-
fully solciis The patronage Of the old customers Of The
i"bhshnen aud begs leave 10 call the attention Of the
public and Of the citizens Of e lower country particular
~ 70 the wen known beahluness Of the situation Uis
bar well supplied with the beet Of liquors. and no labor
OF expense viii be spared to promote the comfort OF All
who may favor him with their custom.
-. RO T. PULLIAM.
MY y f-N&a
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~ = Defis
The defendants, James Dabbs and Susanna his WIFI
John Johnson and Judith his wife, and Samuel Jo,nsoo
and Martha his wife, not having entered their
according TO the act OF Assembly and the Rules Of this
Cour', anu II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
a they arc not inhabitants OF this State on the motion
OF inc pian,is, by counsel tits ordered that the said de-
snuans DO appear here the first Monday in September
mex anu enter their appearance and the plaintiffs
ni''' ana give security for performing the decree of the
Cou't aud that copy OF this order be inserted in some
newspaper punished In the city oil Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door of u
Court House OF The said county. Copy. Tes,e
June TO- llo-wSw1 WINSLOW ROBINSON C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

Edmund Morgan, in his own right and as executor of
samuel Cobbs, deed, John Dabbs, William Coleman
James Daobs, and Susanna his wife, John Johnson and
judith his wife, Richard Lipscomb and Mary his vile
samue! johnson and Martha his wife, and John Cobbs
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70 Ow.tnAsak- WnalxIA.-M Rslas hoL,en !.

WS 01HvCnks1s- wiRarNIA.-M Rsies hoLien :,
III The Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of
day the I'd day OF June, 1884:
Doro'hea e: iowson, who by her next friend,
Lawrence D. Stern, Plaintiff,
William Howson. ami Robert Merton, in his own right,
and asexecutor Of Dckerson Jennings Defendants.
The defendant, William Howson, not having entered
his appearance according 10 the OF Assembly the
rules oil this Court, aud IL appearing the satisfaction Of
the Court that he is not an inhabitant OF this State On
the melton OF the plaintiff by counsel IL is ordered That
the said defendant William Howson, do appear b. lore the
Judge OF the said Court the Court. House of the said
COUNTY on the hrst day Of the next er enter his
pearancc and answer the psins b and give curiiy
Tor performing the decree OF The Court; aud that copy
OF ts order he inserted in some newspaper published n,
'ne city Of Richmond, for two months successfully, and
posted II the front door OF the Court House the said
June ID lIi-"s~I wiNsLow ROBINSON. C.
I'm CHANCERY-v IRcINIA.-A1 rules holden u,
u the Clerks Office OF The County Court oil Charlotte
on Monday, the I'd day OF June, 1881:
Aloormsn Lovelsce, James Il. Boman and Tsbitha his
wife, formerly Tabia Loyeace, Thomas Loveace, Jas.
Stree aud Bridget his wc, formerly Bridget Lovelsee
Sarah Loveiscc, Lucy 1. Lovclsce, Eliza NJ. Lovelace
John NJ Loveiace, Vim. c. Loveace, Fraucis A. Love.
lace, Charles b.. Lovei'ce, and Walter L. Lovelsce,
next friend, the said Moorman Loyeace, PlTs
against
Elizabeth L. Lovelace, widow and administrative o.
a'hL L9ve'ace deed, John Lawrence, and Polly hi:
VIE, ana James Loveace, Dets
The defendants, John Lawrence, and Polly his wife
aud James Lovelace not having entered
according TO the OF Assembly and rules of this Court
and appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the,
are not inhabitants of this State the motion o, the AIM
I'M by counsel, Is ordered, hat the said defendants d,
appear here on the first Monday in September apt
en'er their appearance and the PLAINTIFF bill an,
give security for performing the decree oil tue Court an,
mat copy OF this order be inserted in some newspaper
published in the City of kicmond for two mouths sue
essivsiy and posted at the font door Court
| If said county A Copv Tese
June 10 tii-wsw] wINSLOw ROBINSON. C.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-26
RHODE-ISLAND REPUBLICAN,
NEWPORT, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 26, 1884.

The second session ofthe Odd Congress will COM
mcncc on Monday next. Many of the members
have already arrived at Washington, others are on
the wing, and the remainder will no doubt follow as
soon they have provided quantum sufficit of de-
cent apparel AS old mother Bank seems to be Civ
en- over by Doctors Clay, Webster, e. Co., we think
there some prospect that the ensuing short session
will be devoted the business ofthe sovereign peo-
pie. The presidential contest Of 1886 will doubtless
present futile of machination for the panic
heroes, but as the question among the wiggies now
is, not which of their number is most likely to sue
ceed, but which is less likely to get beat the worst
we do not anticipate any tremendous movement fl ON
that quarter On the whole we should not be sur
prised to find thathe conscrp Fathers Of the land fol
attend exclusively to the business for which they
assemble, instead of wasting their wind and the peo-
pies money in long yarns upon matters and things
in general.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-26

greater doubt, and still the world has not bceu
thrown in much confusion that account? This
good old mans sympathy seems TO stop short,
after having covered the two permanent inspectors
with his shield, not regarding the exposed situation
of all the minor incumbeuts, which shows that he is
in fact jacksonman, at least i'll part.
Now Mr. Peckham, after having anayzed the
old Jacksonman's arguments, l beg. leave to make
few remarks on my own responsibility.
Ist-l hold that men of every party equally
entitled to hold office but that those in the mnor-
ty have not equal reason to expect them.
Id hold that no man is entitled to receive or
hold office by virtue of his birth, his riches,
his poverty, or his impudence, or his importantly
3d-That under our constitution office is the
spontaneous gift of the people, and when the people
wiled to turn Mr.. Adams out and put General Jack
in President, they clearly expressed their inten
tions that Gen. Jackson and his, and their friends,
should be preferred in administering the govern
ment.
4th-President Jackson is the whole peoples man
for all the purposes of Justice bnt he is the peoples
man who supported him, for the purposes of favor
and they have some reason to expect support from
him in their turn, in preference to such as support
ed his opponent, providing the President is satisfied
of their equal merits in other respects.
! Now Mr. Peckham let see how far these four
reasons have Influenced mankind in their political
relations! Was not Governor Francis and Lieut..
Gov. Hazard and our Senate opposed by the Bank
party last spring, with view to turn them out and
put others in their places who in their turn would
put out republican state officers and appoint Bank
men in their stead :. Why surely that will not be de-
MED. Was Mr.. Sterne intended by them to be put
out, and Mr.. Remington to be put in, because Mr..
Sterne was incompetent, and Mr.. Remington quail
fed by great experience No, Mr.. Sterne was to
be turned out for being a Republican and MIR. REM
ington was to be put i'll because he was Federal
ist or in other words because Mr. Remington was
of their party and Mr.. Sterne not. Now Mr.
Peckham will not the for the goose do for the
gander.
/ might cite instances without number but what
nonsense to repeat what every body knows.
q If there are in our community friends of Pres-
dent Jackson and his administration, and enemies
of President Jackson and his administration, who, in
other respects are equally qualified for stations un-
der said administration, and the appointment TO said
stations being matter of discretion and favor, which
has the greatest reason to expect them2 l ask you
Mr.. Peckham, if you were President which you
; would prefer7 A DEMOCRAT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-26

Mr.. Lytle, of the Cincinnati District, who lost his
reelection to Congress last month, Immediately
resigned his seat in Congress for the approaching
session, unwilling he stated, to be the representa-
tive of the minority of the District. A new election
ordered to fill the vacancy. Mr.. Lyttle was
again nominated, and has been elected, over the
opposition candidate by majority of 43. We shall
now see if Mr.. Storer will act honorable Mr..
Lyttle did, and resign now that he finds majority
of his constituents against him.