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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

NHi received HItudI assortment Ot beautiful Hats Of
s Latest fashions, Cuussng part, % fine 81 beavers,
NURSE, RUSSO rabbits aud brush Has, % the greatest
variety cue Cashmere Nuts, new and much admired
article.
Also cE extra fno M1oskin Plush Hats, all Of
which were made u order expressly FOR my retail sales,
snI are offered tO customers aud the public AZ such prices
de- ELISHA sHEPPERsoN
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-22
II III Il UNION.
J.F, SUMMERS, EnlroR.
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI.
Saturday, May 22, 1871.

SUICIDE learn that young nan
By tie name Of Charles Dixon, committed
suicide, few days since, at Benton, by
cutting his throat with razor, NJ. DIX.
Dixon is said TO he one OF the frs, families
OF Virginia; and to have been highly re-
spected by Numerous aoQaala;ances IL
this State.
a few days prier 10 ,N;s 9yca3Ea, >>cer
renee, similar a,'SsP; ets made by q
free negro, Iieaey, :, .5aa,on, vhicA haa>
ever proved aoaF,'oe, and he vii lgSa&Nls
be restored hy oee59gal f5&
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-22

BoTANY BAY AND TIE FNAyCEn-
Samuel Jaudon's brother, in his ei
iush(ying his brother Tor The charge
upwards three hundred thousand toa
| for q few months service in Europe, 81
that his brother incurred the risk oinu
portaiion TO Botany Bay on accom-
the bank. We have not The leas tll
that thousands have been Transported
one-tenlh of The crime COMMITTED by'
don when he obtained the money o.
great capitalists and laulotds u0d'f ~
preienses. We have heard thai a teTll
distinguished nobIeman, who had la'''1
millions in American secore', ~'A
that Jaudon and Joshua Bates vii y
be transported for swlndllng, or GUAM
money under false preteOsesi 400
points to the fact that they pad 'Ne s y
est 10 London regularly on cef'a01'
stocks, and induced the holders ''l
public TO believe that they were PAY
The issuers, ia order to lndlcc o'as'
purchase some of the same oesoy'
which they held for sale. It WIZ ~
collected that Bates is the acll'F Y"
Of the present house OF BlTl0g' D
s. Co., is Boston supercafso' ~
nobleman alluded to says, lha' v VI,
long legged Yankees will be aE. ."i
teemed in Australia as shephs,,' ','",
hunting Kangaroos. II the ma uor
Hereford transports some OIL DIS p' ',,I
ants for stealiug sheep Or l' NJ y
he will no doubt use his power az, Az
ence to have meO transported w. w., II
robbed him Of thousands under ,"~ .,;r
fences. -We don't think 'nV nb
will demonstrate Of "a I'D
the fuss about the iransPorla.u.o%% sNa
two financiers that The Brl'IS' W,u
ment has made obout McLeou' !, nj
hang Mcleod for coming my ,nlb
tory and numbering our Given Ao,n
to I'b bs ,y"u with conyicrs, for roSblas
subjects. The honors will b , sra:!
we will not compton, Of tOo
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-22
IT. nj. TUCKER.

We are pleased TO learn through the
Mississippinn, that this able and dis'n~
tjnguished champion Of popular rights, and
he Constitution, has consented TO become
, candidate to fill The gubeInatorial chair Of
his State.
Mr.. Tucker is strict adherent Of the
time.honored principles Of The Democratic
faith. During long Senatorial career,
in the Legislature of this State, he has
stood as a sentinel upon the watch.tower,
and timely, and iearlessly exposed every
encroachment on our sacred constitution
by ignorant and designing politicians;
for which reason, he has received from
them, the oppellation, Constitutional
Fucker" His speech in opposition to
the monstrous proposition that the aggre-
gate people of Mississippi are legally or
morally bound to pay the bonds sold for
the benefit Of the Union Bank, is indeed
most able and convincing production,
and should be in the hands of everey Mis-
sissiPpian. IT has already produced, 10
the minds Of many, conviction Of the
correctness Of the positions no assumes
and will have Ike effect on thousands
mo'e if circulated.
From indications of public sentiment
through out the State, and especially in
the Northern and eastern portions, but
lutte doubt can be entertained Of the cleo
tion Of Mr.. Tucker.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-22
lDisTRIRUTToN OF rvr y.


DDI'rRrsurror OF THE p.
This measure, !, Sea- runlic L
leading policy Of The haas, lslo L
party. A measure inyolv Ss o Tie "
proflisacy could not we'll - more paI
Tue lirst place, the mea,n, " Devised
o l'onai. The public lands v Is urconci
coded TO the Union a. : "ereorigin
10 the various acts Of cess;o .0mnoa b
different States, Il Is di ,.ion made WI
quNocaIily coded TO the ITn "o.'y adj.
mon iu9d, The domain , I'a a''s
came, in fact, and 10 all 'l Isa., ''dd
! part of the treasury of the I tj"iI.ln su
me ne proceeds OF the public o lans S
much e. a part of the treasury "a '11a y
a a. me proceeds oflhe customs = ., . ud
/! cannot be insisted, = 'a a.
reason, that Congress has, s on5 any 'h
slIlu'ion' any power to col s",' y Ih'ca
S es%a,l0n' to be distributed ' money
S [;"h, = Congress has no co' ',n1as
~ ya Gsnef purpose than those Of Tr ,sI.
TO arif"y The necessary expense, !, r.
e cru and to collect money wv, " !
ute, or to distribute The trsn,s, % dI''9
IN any manner, among ,bs sS S' raHs
ment. The dislritu,ion n'l;l Cover
talnly unconstitutional, 'e"'A' IS ce
The practical effects II A..
are, to waste about one fourth MY "r ',e''uT
nc money, and to lay tax : n WY PaS !
T 'ba ,ny,a 10 81 laa' amount. ltvouId NJ
NE : taxes of the country, for lbs ' .n ~
OF Government, one fourth b nj sa, Z
,hey now are, if only as muc5 ~,
leeied as would make up The amo ""S y
'T'Su'ed. But the indirect oo.,, ,I,
me measure, would more than ,,.T,l
tariil and taxation Of the counI,y. WV
reason, that this measure j, oolr mn,
pretext 10 create demand forrpv,,.,
order to afford an excuse 10 crs,,., y
tec'lve tariff, for the purpose Of ,l. ~
og'ng northern manufacturers, hmG
The distribution policy. and The prolr@
are one and the same thing h i,
measure having for its end, tashn,oD
me planting interest Of he south, 10 il
Il as a bounty to the manufactures /,
Eastern States. The distribution hi
IS The revival Of a worse system Of AL
ton than the "larlf of abomioaoD,t
Let no; southern men be seduced IN,
support of this measure. The vb
amount of the share of Mississippi, ya
DC less than what she would be comps
TO pay, annually, 10 The tariff, viii
would grow out Of distribution d
public lands. Any southern msn
would vote for such a measure, vo
vote for an oppressive and unconslimj
al taxation Of his constituents Ithr
that the people of this State were nrvs
10 the enorm'ty Of the dis,Iibuiion polio
1t will end in The destruction Of the Ne
Interests Of the staple States, sbaIdN
successful. We intend discussing d
important subject al length, hereafter
Mi:sissigFa
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-22
DR. Il will be seen, by reference to a

or il will be seen, by reference to a
new advertisement, in or columns Of this
week, that the House oil Babcock &Co. at
Tehula, has llst received a general assort'
ment Of summer goods, together with al.
most every necessAries OF use s. consump
lion. We would inform our readers tina
an Illinois Flat Boa, arrived at Tchnla
On the 20ih inst, laden with pork, bacon,
and lard, where they can most probably
supply themselves with these necessares
OF consumption, on very reasonable terms.
Verify, rchula seems TO be growing in
commercial Importance.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-22

DR.. Johnson's pntipathy 70 I Sit
sco, ti wa, proyerbial. !. !, ~, ,,~'
him that he was even hearo ,,s..riuc'
crows when he heard Them "ca oo,nIf
remaining in sncn a mlsefa - Il Died
10 The origiDalmanusctip'. . q d,,"s " I
ary. he gave tbs following e %si' bor,A
scotland for men ..-Picsya"s'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-22

biApu IL Sulu W We OHV W WV hlNN i@tsttftS'
Of Virginia; aud to have been highly re
spected by numerous acQaaja;ances i,
this State.
A few days prier 10 ,s;s aycaaGa' >>cae
renee, similar a,'laaf; ess made by
free negro. lleaev, = .5aa,on, vhioA Aas-
ever proved aas6oe, md l,e VIII gp4a4ll,
be restored By oe59eal s5a
TEE Ns~ CeaExSs EANKs-Th,
coai,,ioa al these carrens, saSa3has ia>'i
tuiions, whose lSa,as2ssa AMI possanoo,
hold on the Prolacilya Industry ot LoGi>i,
am and Mississippi is becemirg more
firm and Alarming, is rapidly growing
worse and worse, as they proceed in their
fiiih. course Of swindling AMI corruption.
The Developments that are daily being
made in relation to the piundering policy
pursued By these Iegalizsd bngands, are
truly startling to such as have received
their worthless rng.promises in exchange
for the products Of honest INDUSTRY
They present an instructive commentary
90 the nature, and ultimate tendency o.!
the banking system, which briggs in i;s
train, many OF the most grevions evils TO
which any government can he heir--a
system which, if fastened on nation, will
ultimately corrupt its morals, and besgar
its industry, which is, in fact, its true
capital of national wealth. According TO
exposit ions Of The condition Of these banks,
made by themselves, and consequently
with the best possible coioring in their
favor, their circulation was iaerr4 -ph s.,
646,6ll within the space Of six months.
from The 7th Of October last; while their
specie, within the sane time, decreased
nearly one hundred thousand dollars =
These circumstances are rendered the
more alarming by the fact, that this vas
Increase in The circulation Of these institu
tons, was made through the officers aud
directors thereof, who, it is said, have, al
this time, agents in this state, and in
Louisiana, buying up the cotton and ST..
gar OF the planters, al specie prices, with
their false and deceptive promises, which
are thus forced into every ramiication Of
trade in both these States, whose enter.
prise and industry, is now the prey Of
these damnable harPies.
The banking system is becoming to-
we'll understood by the people, and its
corruplions too paIpable, to hope for
longer reign; and these deeply damned
Institutions are now in the midst oil that
last, dread struggle Of life, that precedrs
death. And 50 soon as their swindlinc
directory shall havA thrown upon the
people few more millions Of irredeema-
bic promises, in exchange fpr tho rich
products of their hard labor, they will ex.
explode, spreading de:solaton and ruin
throughout both Mississippi and LouisI
ana; s. their directory, like rats from he
falling runs they have undermined, will
fec TO other parts, loaded with riches,
filched from US by the glorious banking
system.
Il our planters would avert the iminer,
danger that awaits them from this source.
they should receive nothing but gold and
silver in exchange for their cotton.
khsU'cITATIoN.-An exchange paper
states, that laI recently fell into well,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-22

murder was committed lew days Stree
IN Kosciusko, by William Walker, alias
Buck Walker. We have not learned
The name Of the person upon whom the
murder was committed,
The True Issue" in lengthy notice
d Fatson Shautuck's electIoneerlng
! speech delivered at this place, on the 90
ALL, 10 which, for party purposes, II gross
IN njS-eprescnts the objects and motives
ii me Auu hond-paying party, says: "she
Arguments he advanced in favor Of the
State reaeeming her solemn pledges, we
are told gave universal satisfaction" We
gave attentive audience to the Parsons
speech, but do not recollect 10 have heard
any arguments on this subject; and 10
TACT, such arguments would have been
entirely unnecessary, as this is not point
It issue between the BoadPaying. and
Anli-bond>paying parties ; but Que al
which both NEE. in common.
Taose who oppose the payment. by the
people, o. the bonds sold on account ofthe
Union Bank, do so, on the ground that
those bonds do not, IN fact, amour, to
solemn Il9dge,' on the part OF the State
that they are not, IN legal or moral
paint Of view the bonds Of The State; bur
he bonds Of hose@ho were the benelici-
aries Of The sale thereof.
So far was this speech Of the Parsons
rom giving universal satisfaction, that we
10 not believe that one out Of tea Of lhoss
present would second the positions he
,ssuned.
Again, the "True Issue" says: Mn the
Whole number present. (and il was very
afge) there were but five or six anti bond.
'ayers, and they feeling that they had 50
much cause to blush for their situation,
remained perfectly siien'n
From this quotation ii is clear, that the
"i'rue Issue" speaks unadvisediy; or else
is crc1uiity has been egregiously impose
on. OF the number present more than
one third were opponents 10 the paymenr
OF these bonds by the people and from
our knowledge Of public sentiment here.
we have 10 doubt that maprity of the
lreemcn of Holmes, will SO record lheli
votes 10 November next.
The iasinuaIi3n Of the true Issue" as
20 the cause Of the silence Of those who
resist the payment Of the bonds, on the
OCCASION alluded to, is an i!Iibpra! and IN.
generous attempt 10 make political capital
pnt Of nothing. That print well knew
that the meeting addressed by Pars7n
Shat'uck, was party meeting, gotten up
Tor special party purposes, and not for
general discussion; and that consequenlIv
proper self respect, yea, commoa decenry.
'eqaircd them 10 be silent.
1t discussion had been solicited, the
Pdrson would have been replied to. 49,
~ -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-22

or We arc informed that shocking
murder was committed few days Stree
IN Koscusko, by William Walker, alias
Buck Walker. We have not learned
The name Of the person upon whom the
murder was committed.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-22

KhsU'cITATIoN.-An exchange paper
states, that laI recently fell into a we'll,
at Utica, New York, where he remaiocL
some time before he was discovered. =.
When taken ont lie seemed extinct; Id
by iadicious and unrcmi'iing attention. M
was soon restored 10 life aud health.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-22

FAY ANOMALY IN NATURE. Co.
Hlish paper states, that youth by the
name Of Thomas Jones, the son OF Welsh
parents, Is now exhibiting in that countr,
whose entire person, with the exception
o! his face and palms of his hands,
Is entirely covered with thick horn,
thorns, resembling those Of a hedgehog or
porcupine. These horny APPENDICES art
she'd gradually, and apparently without
pain; but soon grow to the same length
and hardness. lie IS said to be boy Of
ohout ten years Of age, three feet tarec
inches high, Of healthy appearance and
aaick apprehension. nThis is, indeed,
5ni,e q sharp boy
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-22

MORE ROBBERS ARRESTED. lit is
said, that the police have arrested three
men in Baltimore supposed to be the
perpetrators of very enormous robberes
committed in that city, some time since
Notes and money to the amour, OF S54,-
500, were found IN their possession.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-22

o. "Wusic hath charms to soolhe the
savage breast" TINS saving has been
well rxemp'ilicd ~ an cGah dc cacm il
the Buckeye s,a'e. A Mr.. SaD;ge, d
thai State, recently eIoped with young
and bann'ifnl girl, bearing the musical
cog1omen, Hapcr.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-22

SUcAR.--Tac amaun, u sugar Annually
consumed in lhs Uniisd S.atss Is esiima.
sOd at eighty millions ofpouDda
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-22

THE Way WHIcCERY I1GRowINc.-
IN some parts Of In, OLD Dominion Wing.
gerry il indeed growing; but lis growth is
like that Of cows Ial-iownward. In
Obiu county, where lilrrsou's maio.i,
vas 600 votes, a whig has been elected
10 the legislature by a moiori'y Of onl,
2lO votes Thus fades away The glory OF
shiggerY.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-22

The British government has given o.
ders for he building of sixteen steam frig.
aIes.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25

Il i owing TO this happy faculty. this u,forced
power. that De Foe occasionally rises, as in many
instance. in the golden volume now offered ia the
reader. almost 10 the sublime. In his picture Of
the despair OF Crusee, we have, in words intefgi-
be to infancy. wonderful dellnsaton of the soul
Of man in most trying and most terrible hour
De Foe i. in the most emphatic sense 81 the
word, an English writer. Cebbett mas ben COM
pared to him; and il many OF the minor parts OF
authorship there i, certainly. simllitude; but
Cobbett was singulariy deficient in imagination. the
power which gave coier and beauty 10 all that
De Foe touched. even though OF the houeiiest and
most un-roulising materials
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
L,IsK,s NOVELTY COOK sT0vE,-

Il Por Coal Wood---A patent with more I'M
portau improvements for culinary purposes than saVs
ever been nsde before, Is allowed by the very ees
judges Il may be examined where they are sold whole
sale and retail at FISK STOVE EsTAsLfsnArST No M
Water End door from Fulton -. Boiling baking roast
ing frying &c may BE- all conducted at once without de
teroraIoH, greater extent and with less fuel than ha
before been accomplished The own Is heated
principle making equal n the best brick for
baking Without any change Of draft Except during
ton ready for baking hle any all Of the othe
cooking rcces- The top Of the Is OF level ar
face and DIVIDED by paeH plates four boiling placer
Of equal SIZE or three 10 admit large oval boiler
changed from right and lett forward and back az ma,
be required IN soing, which the medium sized stove
such used in ordinary szedfanie. con tains pail,
Of water, together with smaller boilers and steamer. GOT
vegetables II Will also admit sr-e wa.h boilers as above
or b. taking of tse centre plate will admit boiler Of
height, which wall hold 80 gallons equal 10 Il brl.
and with the addition Of wood steamer will boil or steam
10 bbs Of vegetables TINS boiler will be found a.efu
IN heating water for bathing extensive Washing scaldn
pigs ETC. without any extra expense oifucl of th
stove II Is unnecessary TO go all il merits By
examination every Hil that for conpacness and
auitv II stesds alone unparalleled and profcious
respect FISKS STOVE ESTABLISHMENT,
30 W.tsr ST. y. Y
N.B-All kinds of Stoves, Copper. Tis Sheet rou
Ware constantly on hand and for sale reasonable
agi2 cod An
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25

STGyES. STOVES The Kitchen Companion
- improved oRethng beautiful, cheap AMI economi
calC Quincy &c prepared. a. usuoi' 10 supply discus
toners and the ru-c in general wiha aud'lmprovsd
Cooking Stove, which. for Nil culinary purp0.es cnpnoi
be surpassed tins city. would invite those VITO
Of Stoves the preeH scasoa 10 look IN at No. Car
mine street before purchasing cl-eWhereas
tiSn look will satisfy the Scrupulous tna the
Kitchen Companion has decided preference over all
other Stoves the quantity o.; fuel which Is consumed 10
this trng compared to al old patterns, and the
boiling of four boilers the time snd the equality
of baking which this Stove vail do give II decided pre-
ference over all others.
Also, general assortment Of Hail. Psflor ard Store
Stoves. Of the most approved patterns.
90 2fseod- GEO QUIMBY. . Carnine St
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
SILVER FiEDAL AVAssD Ed.
sbAEEys SElE ROCKING

IL
II CHtiR-l-4l-is Eov offered, much improved
win rock Of itself Will please even an infant
WIllno. get out Of order. Wil prove family comfort
/. rot this sufficient In sickness or IL health
Rock rock IL Kings cha5e, there's chaFa III II
That -oothes all the cases OF suffering huRa My
Tel OF the pl-arare there Is IN the use of II,
Rocking freeiy-of ease The reality.
The regulating fins Char makes II s efect equal
to Two dtircr and chairs consequently tse aur
chaser Of Kings ~ell-RocscE buvs the CHEAPEST as
vel a. the cases, and best rocker IN the market
NB.The rockers OF this char present no 0ss.THe''0a
neither DO they wear the carpet
Always on hand the following patent Chairs all var
.a1;es not 10 get oat of order
RECUHBSNT REVOLVING CHAIRS. LIBRARY
CHAIRS, WRITING CHAIRS. STUDY CHAIRS,
OFFICE CHAIRS, with great variety, all nnde ter
especial ease and comfort. All kinds OF shars made 10
order
Tic subscriber confines himself exclusively 10 the ma
puf,cty-e of chairs VI. ". KING,
Patent Chair Maker No. IA Broadway,
oT3,f New York. between Grand & Rroome at
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
8ACKUs's PATENT
PARL()R SIO|E.

This Stove constructed Of the best quality OF hu..i
sheet IRON npon thc cylindrical plrnhe iurn'ee or ~
chamber occupying par; OF The c'ntfr 'yindrr T.
when /, attached an atuospA Rafscf npou each side
of tabular form and lined throughout IGa heat hati
created the chamber p,s-o, between tire niug OF ht
rsrecrs Tor thcl are called INTO the hist
at the bottom and Of continually rasslnr
through the tubes hc left open ~ csch clJ f1i
that purpose great amount OF rarehcd OF warn
air into the apartment The purity and soncss OF th'
air IN n room heated by this Stove peculiar and
mnrkablc the heat being dIB>ed from eXtent Of
surface moderately heated. The heated air entering tn,
Wings or sides Of the stove. dosceads aud pfeads
the entire surface of the base at the bottom keeping the
colder port on Of the mir the door
culaon-iu the meantime preserving II entirely from
,nmnaton rendering hs stove perfectly safe and
able for apartments iuvRds sleeping rooms &c Ano
as this the oAly that has the radiator aud hollow
base combined. the public respectfully invited to cal
aud examine before purchasing elsewhere. Mamnsc
tured by J & L. BACkUS. 81 Bogery, New York where
csu he seen great number of concentrations from gen
temcn W IN have u.-d these stoves. nl3 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25

SUPREME C0URT.-ln the matter OF the
- ea applications If The Mayor Aldermen aud Commonal
~ of the CIV Il relative 10 lhs opening OF he Scy
.nh Avenue from t l2J street, aud also relative 10 The
opening 5l street. from h 10Th 10 he East riyer
To whom II cSac-tn-NOtice l. hereby that
til will be presented L. hr Justices Of the Supreme Court OF
Judcatu Of the State Of Newiok Al special term thereof
To- the Capitol! IN the city OF Albany on the lfst
Tuesday Of December ext the opening Of the Court
or ~ non heIcat can b. heard ~ Ebe
J-up senlr Of Ne.tport Connecticut setting ifiih ms
right, tile aud claim 70 Pop'ron-ie part ~ the ;uHa .
Si ~ heretofore. nj in by the report OF the Commission
-r e Estimate and Asemept the matter OF ,penng inc
tn avenue from 2st lth street, awarded TO Henry
Dudley which confirmed on the 9 day OF rts
1899 nv r-a.on of the tikng certain premises part
Of which as embraced within the tract OF land hereinafter
described purpose Of opening the Seventh avenue a.
aforesaid.
And $50 ,.nr forth hi. right title md claim proper
tns,- part Of the sun hundred sixteen dollars here
taoe ana in and the report of the Comms'Due OF Es
ni- Assessment ths aid matter OF opening 5 see
f- n dly Of Fen-u.ry 1882 awarded unknown
- Of the takin. of certain pemes part 81 hiSh
nh ,csd within Of land hereafter described To-
he purpse opening Dist street az otesaid: maj e
OF d IN = & OF The taking Ut portions Il
which il claim viii b. made. i .itnae in the I'm ward
of the civ Srwlerk. and bsut ed End described az toll
ioN-E ginning Westerly land ldt> OF
oD Uouper Eastrry side Of The RoImngdsle fo1d
thence raui ne The Elisfy sics Of Id road South y
seconds West ~ the 81 81 street. thence Eldey aohg
th- c-ft- poin dItalt $50 feet E5-eTy ot
iine parallel VITA the Seventh l.Rd or late OF
John Hopp- NOth-ry Il ng land IT late OF said
John ipper T. the p acs OF beginning.
And prcseum-nt { such petition Eason VIII Ne
made h the prayer thereof BE- granted for rule or or
der said Court ting VII ian r. tiett, ESQ clerk OF
,d Court rs.l-n the city Of NewIork 10 ray over 10
id o.n-r or MS attorney such prop rtionats part 81 the
lid several award. the petitioner Is Of right entitled TO- Or
for further ode me Cour just and pro-
per in the premises. Dated October y, 1871
,75t.w sw d Chamber. st