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$4,000 Capital.
Virginia State Lottery.


For Endowing the Leesburg Academy and for other
purposes-Cass No 3, for 1888
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, April 20
1888.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
$40 ooo-ss ooo-s4 COOS UDO-S2 .5CO-$ OH 1.2
100 prizes Of 81 900
Tickets only slO-Halves S5--Quarters 81 80:
Cer,iGcnes Of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50
10 Co. S. Half do. G5
Do d. IS Quarter do. SO so
m. Orders for Tickets and Shares Certificates Of
Packages in the above Magnificent Schemes, will receive
tho most prompt attention, and an official account of
each droving Immediately after it to all who
order from US. Address,
O''e' ''' D. S. GREGORY, & Co, managers.
Richmond, Va, March rs. l05-2awid
E7RUSTEE'S SALE OF Landry virtue of
deed of trust executed 10 me by William Grady
and wife, bearing date the 10th day Of September
and Of record in the Clerks office Of The county Court
of Louisa will sell 10 the highest bidder for ready mo-
ney, in front Of the Tavern at Louisa Courthouse, on
the Cd Monday in April next being Court day. The tract
of land on which the said Grady resides lying ana be-
ing in the said county, the waters Of fork creek,
containing BY estimation, 03 acres-or Will sell so
much of he said tract may be necessary TO iuihl lie
nurDoses of tie said deed Of trust
p''P''( GEORGE HARRIS, Trustee.
March II ol-"'"
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I'm interesting faeThe Albany Argus states, that in
New York the general power OF repeal and modification
is reserved by the revised satutes that it has been
cay Incorporated into every bank charter for the last
nine years, and that all parties conccde The utility and
value Of the provision
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

ctuEPHERD COLIN still their old STAND, the cross
y street below slc Hotel leading Shockon Warehouse
who're they continue BOOK and JOB PRINTING OF
nrpy escpton promptly accurately and neatly reasonable
terms rs other establishment this city, Their Book oihce
have atny added considerably TO their stock
of Job Type plain and ancy which neat and as extern
any in the place. ~ -, ~.
They employ permanently the most woen the tnon
They make their the public for the very c
raj paronaso bestowed them, PerhnP' exceeding
their promise themselves most asS'auouy 10
me rit q continuance Of their iuvor - 500 ,
l They keep hand genera assortment oil Cols sheth
on" ""' ~' '- l00-cO4t
EARTHENWARE, CHINA AID GLASS
SMYTTI BUTLER, Importers, doors above The Be avern
- have store, full and general assortment OF goods IN ihe
line which they arc Offering dealers al Ion prices for cash. or on
'"s , usanI 81 .I'"' ~ F' loi-Gtif
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CORRESPONDENCE
CAROLINE County, Feb. u, 1888.

To Col ARCHIBALD SAMUEL:
On the eve OF your departure from the regiment over
which for long time you have exercised command,
permit us to offer you friendly and afeconae fare
we'll The commission which you have resigned, was
conided by the Commonwealth TO one who has dis.
charged its duties with ZEAL irmness and ability; and
we have recognized in your command the same high
honor and faithful patriotism which, in early le called
YOU to The tented field TO repel The invaders of our soil
we should do wrong 10 our best feelings if We were 10
epress the avowa othe pride and pleasure we have fell
in witnessing the dignity and imparality with which
YOU have presided over Courts Martial while we all
have been stimulated to improvement by your courtesy
of manner and kindness Of instruction.
We feel satisfied that if our country should ever re-
quire your services you will be found among the FORE
most of her sons-gvng TO her cause the skill of your
military requirements and the zeal and energy Of your
character.
With our sincere wishes for your health and happi'
ness we remain your friends,
John Washington, 1t. Colonel Woodson Wright, Major;
William G. Minor, Capt. Cavalry; A. M. Iutt Capt.
Infantry; Joseph G. Wingfeld, Capt. do; Warner NJ
Mason, Capt do J NJ. G. Dickinson Capt: do; Ed.
Inund T. Thornton, Capt. do; John Yates, Capt do;
Albert R. Flippo Lieut. Infantry; Elliot,e Bouware,
Lieut.. Cavalry; George W. Hoomes, Lieut. do; VIM N
W. Tennent, Lieut. do; Joseph Tod, Lieut.. do; E G
F. Hughes, Lieut. Infantry; Thomas G. Burke, Lieut.
do; James Wright, Lieut. dol John w. Farmer,
Lieut.. do
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EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLASS;

FTER vnou, experiments tho has been able 10
"a puro Chemical Backing AFTER the Partisan Fashion, which
combines degree a the qualities go long ana aden
desired by the consumcrs Of the article the
gives beautiful polish, which will not soil tho whesi camOe
handkerchief and will keep for free from mouu anu perfectly
soft. ---. .r,...
The Backing usually sold in market has been source OF o'
TO the retail vendcr Of its liability 10 mould ehu 10
become All this loss can be avoided ny pro-
curing supply the Chemical Raeking which me
tI; p;;.hnoS Va ' Z. AUGUST Sgcnt.
az, iN1.'o"'' ' 49-lufGm
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TRIMMING INK-Just received al this Office, a
supply of johnson d Durant's WinteT Ge'es Ink,
which will be sold for 25 cents per pound for Cash.
October |
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Consolidated lotteries Of Md.

Class No. 6, for 1898.
To be drawn at Baltimore, Wednesday, 23th OF
April, 1898.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZES
s25 ,O00-S10, OOO-S5, OOO-$l 000-S3, 500-$3, ol2-
so prizes Of 81 ,000 &c, &c.
Ticket Sl0-Half $5-Quarter 50 so.
Certificates Of packages OF % Whole Tickets sl2O
Do do. 20 Half do 60
Do do. % Quarter do. 80
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ED MES
Lottery 0sG Exchange OMcc
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

HOYT aiuDys sells Ike largest Capiais'
Drawing of The Alexandria Lottery, No l--drawn 9th
instant-SG0y coo Capital.
"a G7 II 81 II IL Al "a DO 8 Sc 6o JIG II.
uOYT sends prizes TO the country, than any
Yender living, as will be by the following list:
Nos. 46 Ga G7, sent by certificate, Sl,5On
Do. 10 40 Al, $50
DO. II IA rs, 1C0
Besides the above OYT has sold 10 country patron,
Nos Gl "a II, The Capital of $4,000 Had The sixty
thousand have been sent 10 Virginia, doubt should
have sold that loo.
Below will be found HOYTS old fayorites.
U Prizes Of $4,000, 10000! %
Since January, success in selling przes stands
unparalleled, which warrants TO continue the brilliant
series Of schemes which have been the Of enrich
ing many of our patrons. We sincerely hope that
goOd ortune will attend those rho have not yet expe
renced it, and to SUCCESS send orders earlyto
D. NJ HOYT
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ID uTdHu otNEWe. u
VIRGINIA State LOTTERY,

For the benefit of The Richmond Academy. Glass No.
g for 1888 To be drawn at Alexandria, Va April IA,
le33
GRAND CArrAIs: $50 OOO 10 900, 900, $40. 5000.
SO prizes Of 0O0 % prizes Of 500 20 prizes of $780, 1913
of 200, DC. Tickets only $40.
certificate of package Of 25 tickets will be sent for
$3.50. Packages Of halves and quarters in proportion
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RICH AND SPLENDID SCHEMK.
S:pD. 1901.

500, O00!!
Fourteen Prizes in each twenty five tickets
Nearly as many prizes as blanks
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent hechunc
Association, Glass 3 for 1888.
TO be drawn at Alexandria, Va, April q 1913.
CAPITALS.
$4,000! 10, 1000! 5000 1900! 5000 10 prizes of
1000 dollars 10 prizes of $50 dollars II Of 500! 25
OF $500! rs Of 5000! 100 Of $l50-l25 Of $l2o l22
Of $780, &c.-1lckels ID dollars.
Certificate of Package OF 2o Tickets in this Mag
niicent scheme will be sent for $3.50. Packages Of
Halves and Quarters in proportion.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package single
ticket by the alI-lucky HOfI,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
ofthe Eagle who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
N B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
D' Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States by Mail otherwise enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the prompt attention as personal ap'
pca,iou and the result sent (when rrquesed) lmmed'
alply after the drawing. when addressed to
March ~ lOo-ul d. NJ. HOll
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IN
v valuable tract of well limbered land in the coun
to of Surry on James River, mme diately above Hog
iisland-Also the Farm which live in the county
of Ruppahannock within about four miles of Washing
ion The county town. Persons who wish 10 purchase
either of these tracts land requested to
with m. BY letter or personally, at Washington, Kappa
Sannont county. EDWARD AMBLER.
49, - 1O1-wGw*
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sVgNM0Sers' office, RsiCLsa,.OMtt, va.


.WNit0geYs' Office, Richmond, s'a.
Drawn numbers Of The Alexandra Lottery, Glass No l.
for lo35-drawn nj Alexandria, d. C., on Saturday,
the 9th March, inst, viz:
IA u III 81 II al 40 81 10 56 10 IL ~
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
Virginia State Lottery.
For the benefit of the Town Of Wheeling
CLASS No. ? for lS:S.
10 drawn numbers in each package Of % tickets,
.4J0ut one prize I" bunk.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Virg on Saturday,
April Z, 1898.
GRAND SCHEME
sa5,oOO-S1O, OOO-s 900 y 81 OOO-sl ,75O-Sl 500
10 prizes Of 81 900, SC.
Ticket $40 Half S5-Quarler 50 so.
Certificates of packages Of % Whole Tickets 800
Do. do. 90 Half do. SO
Do. do % Quarter do. rs
S3O,oGO Capital.
STATE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond Academy Lottery,
CLASS No 2 FOR 1888.
To he drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday. april ID 1e3S
SPLENDID SCHEME
s3O,000-s1O 600 S6,OOO-S3 ,l4O- S3,000-S2 500
S20UO-50 OF 81 ,00O-20 Of $500!
Ticket SlO-Half $5-Quarter 50 so
Certificates Of Packages of Is Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. DO Is Quarter do $3.50
SSV,VVV...
Marty rs many prizes as blanks
Virginia state Lottery.
For the benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent blechanc
Association.
ClaRs M. for 1898.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va Saturday, 2lst April,
1888.
rs Number Lottery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
mAGSIrcENT SCHEME.
l Capital Prize Of $4,000
Splendid Prize of 10000
Prize Of 5000
do. 1000
do. 5000
do 1900
do ,6l5
IN Prizes Of 900
10 do. $50
Tickets only Sl0-Hnlves S5-Quarters Sc So
Certificates of packages of Is Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do 25 Half do Is
H. do o. Ouarter do 80 so
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(REPLy)

BATH, Feb I9th, 1855.
Gentemen-Your kind letter OF the 18th instant, has
been received and the satisfaction feel at being
ed by you, that my command of the SO,h Regiment has
given satisfaction to you ALL is more than have words
10 express hope that shall always be found ready
and willing to render any service that my country may
require Of me.
Accept, gentlemen, the best wishes and most pro.
found respect for The prosperity of the militia and your.
selves individually, Of your most obedient servant DC
ARCHD. SAMUEL.
~ -, on.-. 81 H.. oo,b Reo;u,nt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-27

FUH INE E-VRCINrIt' :
There is shade Of difference between my opinion of
Mr. Cohouns course and that which is entertained and
expressed by many of my political friends the Ion
servaves" consider Mr.. Calhoun speech, pnohsnea
in The National nellipencer of the 18th instant, clear,
cogent conclusive and triumphant vindica!ion Of his
course, against Mr. Clays charge upon it of nconsst'
ency. lhave always been of the opinion, that have
plainly perceived in all Of Mr. Calhouns speeches. on
Banking and The Currency ever since he has been in
the Senate of the u States the seminal principle of
ultimate purpose, which he has distinctly avowed at this
(he thinks) suspicious epoch, to dispense with all
incorporated bank agency in conducting the operations
of the Federal Treasury Then differ, az above said,
from many of my friends in this: while they say Mr.
Calhoun has acted al different periods, antagonist
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-27

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
70hs Democratic Foters Of The Congressional District
composed Of tie counties Of Cutpeper Madison, Kappa
hammock, Orange, Green and Spottsytrania.
The recent election Of Mr.. Patton TO the Office Of
Councillor of Sate will, if that Office is accepted by
nun, create vacancy in the representation OF your
District in Congress, which it will become your duty
shortly fill And the in which that duty is to
BE- performed, is already beginning TO excite deep in
teest not only in the District ITSELF but throughout the
Slate and without decision and concert in your party,
On election perfectly under your control, may result in
iavor of Wing MIR. Daniel F. Slaughter, the Wing
candidate, is already in The field Col Linn Banks, too,
has been proclaimed candidate, and it 10 well known
NOV we friends Of Mr.. VIM. Smith of CupePer are de-
H.''.ea 10 press him into the service as candidate
&c M and may not Spottsylyana prefer the claims
w.; Sulchheld, and Orange those of Mr.. voolfolk!
,s e 81 things, is it not manifest that unless the
p'P's Ne 'h's subject into their hands, and move
~ tue na.'e, District confessedy Democratic, must
49, 10 NV W Wing: May not then, in the
tho I,snocr,c rooo our common principles, appeal TO
ne De"ociauc Voe's OF the District themselves 10 set.
Tie this matter among the Candidates nd ~ .slect hat
individual who IS the best calculated To mite the Demo-
cratic party of the District? Mr. SLAUGHTER The Wing
candidate, is gentleman avorably known ~ tho ,rbc
and has extensive and influential circle s rianJs ~
sustain him. and 10 in degree to be drsuseJ 40 N an
ponent 1t will therefore require both union and deci
SION on you. part to Move then in The
matter at once and select that individual in the District
who possesses the energy and the talents To-
save The election Let not another Court pass in your
respective counties, without acting upon this subject
ana you ore then defeated you will have the consoa.
HOn 10 Know, that you have discharged your duty to
JHu country and 10 yourselves and that your prnci.
FFss nave not been sacrificed by distraction among
,siou or Tor the purpose of promoting individual aspi
"'"'' CIVIS.
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NK7 observation-disclosures, DFAsE O. EDWARDS Will
w have an agent resident at Wes'ham' curing 'ne
snsoension of the navigation 10 Richmond prepared 10
receive shelter and forward promptly all produce and
other articles 10 their consignment and down The river
as usual Their friends will please address them US here
tofore. ~, c.c
March 90 'o@-out
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Drawn numbers Of The Alexandria Lottery, Class No
for lo35-drawn nj Alexandra, d. C., on Saturday,
the 2ilil March, inst, viz
IA IL III 81 II Ill 40 81 10 So G5 IL IL
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Conn Davis, Crulchhcid, Ford, Wlten, l'piey, Ioou'
son, Walker-50.
The enrrossed bill "lo incorporate the Marshall AGA.
DENY in The county Of Cabcll,' was read third time,
and passed. ~ -,
upon lie table, for the purpose Of taking up The bills on
their second rcnd!ng
Mr. FISHER then rose 10 move resolution concerning
subscrip,ion 10 the James River and kunawha Com.
nanv-Points of order made, which gave rise 10
much discussion.
Mr. FISHER moved to suspend the rule for the purpose
of considering bis resolution and hoped that the vote on
his motion would be regarded test, whether this
House was willing to do any thing for The James River
and Kanawba improvement, or not.
Mr. DAsrEL supported The motion, and urged that II
should be test quPstion-and spoke with much ear:
nesness, in favor Of the James River Improvement
Mr.. BORIS opposed the mo,ion-ond said, It would
be lime TO consider an appropriation OF five millions,
when the Company should apply for an appropriations
MIR. HARRIsoS supported The motion.
The motion of Mr.. FISHER was rejectcd-Ayes "a,
noes GO. -,
Mir RvEs. at quarter before g. moved recess until
half past o'clock.
Mr. BARRIsuS moved the adjournment Upon this,
MIR. Rvgs called for the ayes and noes Mr. HARRisoS'
rather than time in taking vote, would with
draw the notion but he against an evening session
MIR. PEsDLEroN renewed The motion 10 adjourn The
ayes and noes being iaken the motion was decldeo IN
the negative-Ayes %, noes s6.
After various motions 10 take recess and much talk
about the best method Of doing the business
MIR. CULBERrsos moved the adjournment, upon
which Mr. Watkins called for The uyes and noes. The
vote being then taken the motion was decided IN The
negative-Ayes as, noes 81.
On motion of Mr.. WATKINS, the House then took up
their bills on the second reading.
Various bills at this stage ordered 10 be engrosseo
Much debate was had upon the bill in relation to the
proceedings against free negroes and mulatoes charged
with certain offences.
Mr.. McCASpLIsH moved The indefinite postponement
of The bill; which motion sustained by Mr. SMITH
of l. of w.
Mr. Boris suggested to Mr.. McCAsDL1sH 10 with
draw the notion with view TO lay the bill on the table
This was acceded TO- and after some remarks by MI
CHAPMAN of Monroe, the bill was laid on the table
Mr. McPuERsoy made an Intellectual motion to ad'
journ.
Further progress was made, and at o'clock, on mo-
ton of Dir. VEsABLE, the House adjourned.
Monday, hareh 26.
communication was received from the Senate, stat
ing the passage of several bills already rePoIted)
me OF ."e Hs4 frou smvb &C H. to The
Plaster Banks, being under consideration,
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~ that her possessions in British America might
be considered one OF the richest gems of her do
mn ons-that the entire population were in a per-
feet Of harmony and friendship, and that each
party was striving which could most promote the
good Of the whole.
At nom ent when he was abou, to complete
those plans which had been maturing, party spirit
had nterpssed her whitening hand, and blasted
all his hopes for the welfare OF the Canadas He
could not, he did not wish to conceal from the
gentlemen present, that the recent intelligence
from England, although not official to him, had
made very deep impression on his mind. Oppo-
s.ion from Lord Brougham, and from those act
ing with him, was more than what he might
| expect, but he was compelled to say that he had
been put down-sacrificed by his triends!-those
whose duty it to stand forth in his defence, at
n period when his political enemies were using
their utmost energies to destroy him. Here his
Iordshp was overcome, that he had 10 retire to
! distant part Of the ROOM. Returning, he offered
an apology, but none was needed, for every one
| present had partaken of the same feeling that had
overcome his Iordship. He communicable was,
he said, the duty Of her mnesty's ministers to sup
port him in the hour of persecution, and not to join
with his bitter foes in striking at his head
Deprived Of all ability to do any thing for Cana
da, it would be Of no for him TO remain longer
in the country, and he should leave it 40 soon az
he received the official account of the parliament
tary doings. |, was hs intention to be on his ray
Tor England by the 10th Of October. He then
took afeciionate farewell Of all the delegates.
Yesterday and to-day large number OF highly
respectable persons called the castle, and left
their names to an address praying his excellency
to remain in charge OF the government at this
critical juncture.
MONTREAL, Sep. 23,h, 1888
| have returned to this city, and brought with
me the first intelligence Of the determination OF
his excelIency to renquish the government of this
country. AS might be expt cted, there is a great
sxc'temen, among the people.
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IMPORTANT FROM CANADA


| RESIGNATION OF LORD DURHAM copy from
the Com mtrcial of last evening the POSTSCRIPT, of
letter from Quebec. dated Saturday evening n.
22d instant, by which will b. perceived thai lp
| governor general has publicly announce his de
| rminati"n TO resign as soon official intorna
ton of the late proceedings in tho ouse nf lords
relative to his measures, shall have rea he'd him
We regret that we have no FIR the entire
| letter, which is OF cnnsi era'I. interest," l. ri
Durh m has und"uhIehlv done muck to TRANQUIL.
lie the Cani'as and as he became better nc
| qnain,ed with the character and position of the
| 'trple he was appointed to Govern, was preparing
| t" effect more permanent and immense good The
substitution of a stranger in his place at such a
inncture cannot but be productive of great enbar-
rassmeut, if not OF more serious evils Whatever
course his lordshp mi ht have rursued, circum-
siances have clearly shown hat he could not have
escaped censure. since the Canadian lovalsts have
been ahusing him for too much lcnency, at the
very time when a ma ority ct his own ord-r in En-
gland were condemning him for undue severity.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT AS | predicted the Earl
of Durham has avowed his determination re-
i'm sd,a tely on his receipt of the official proceed.
ngs of the British Parliament.
This day, at huff past O'clock he met by ap.
pointment the delegates from the lower pro-
vinces.
The Hon., Mr. Johnston, of Halifax, acted as
chairman of the delegates, and their behalf
read the address.
After the answer had been given to the dele
gates, Lord Durham spoke to them in The mort
impressive manner for some ten minutes, express,
ing his sentiments mare fully than he had done
in his written answer. He thanked them for
their promptness in complying with his invita-
ton to meet him, foI the purpose of consulting on
the welfare of the several provinces. He was
happy TO find that but sentiment prevailed
a determination nerer to be separated from Eng
land-the home of their fathers. His lordshp
said that amid all the perple tiles which had sur
rounded him, he had found consolation and plea.
sure, in looking forward TO the prospects of
settlement of the many difficulties which presen,
ted themselves at almost every step. The cal
ling together The delegates from the lower prov
inces was subjec, which he had bestowed
good deal Of thought, aud he had entertained
hopes tina, some plan could be adopted which
would benefit each province, and strengthen the
bonds of the whole, thereby shedding lustre on
that country which OF all others might be SON.
sldered the glory of the world. His excellency
remarked that diff cultes might have presented
themselves in the arrangement OF union, but he
assured the delegates that his great object wsuld
have been the good of the whole, and not paricu.
larly that of the Canadas.
Lord Durham then alluded to the Canadas-
said they were imperfectly known by those at
home. He knew very little about them while in
England. 1t had been his aim and the dearest OBJ
ject Of his wishes, to be able to inform her jes-
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The suit Of Ertzbergsr W. S. g. NJ. Allen L Co,
for the recovery Of draft ot a8O0O which they OBJ
tanned from him BY what some people would call
swindling, tried in New York on the a5h uls.
before Judge Ingraham OF the Court Of Common
Pleas.
The case was this in few words, the Aliens
imposed upon E,,zberger j.. Sronineton stock
worth &C dollars instead Of Boston and Providence
worth 80. Messrs. Allen for this transaction was
previously indicted a. the sessions, bu, acquitted
In the present case, the Plaintiff was non suited
tain the action, being action for tort, the RICH, in
which laid in the Plaintiffs father and could not BE-
transferred from him to any s,herindividual. The
Court sustained the position.