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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

MoRE TYPouRApHIcAL BUTcHERY.-We
refer the reader to the corrections OF severai
ludicrous errors which unavoidably occurred
in our last weeks paper, in the address OF Mr.
CoBB. We say unavoidably, because 1t is al
most impossible for any compositor to pre-
vent such occurrences, especially where the
proof sheet is not read and revised by the
author. We should have re-pubished the
address, if MIR. C's note had been received
day sooner.
CITTUcoA, Mss. May %.
TO THE EDITOR OF SOUTHERN ARGUS
Mr.. EDIToR;-In the publication of an adj
dress, | had the honor to deliver before my
fellow citizens of Noxubee County, perceive
you have made some very considerable typo.
graphical errors, which if suffered to go unno-
ticed, will tend to throw the meaning of many
sentences perfectly at naught. You will please
notice in the next number, the following mis-
takes:
In the first page for upallorced read sun
dllured,"
do do. for 4" brilliant facts" reac
Sbrilliant feats," in same page for 'householt
goods, read "hOusehold GODS" In one place 70
| 'Opian,' read 'Ossian.'
In the second page for glazing read "glOc
ing, for "nerer ploughed' read "nO'o ploughed
for "monstrous, rambling" read "nOnotonol
rambling" OH same page, for "usual aud IRE
sistible, read "nOreI and irresistible" and i
the poetic quotation read "forget," for "forgot.
[ am aware, sir, that such errors in type ar
not peculiar to any one press, and in the pres
ent instance they are more eXcusable, as
know write very illegihle hand.
In haste, Yours, &c,
JOS. B. COBB.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02
From the Raleigh Register.
Mr.. MADISON ON "A NATIONAL
BANK

DAMN
In looking over file of the Register for
1881, we came across the following letter ad-
dressed by Mr.. Madison to ]. C.. Ingerson
Esq, giving his reasons for signing the char
ter of the late Bank of the United States,-
Its republication at this moment will, no doubt
prove interesting to THE country, and we
therefore give it to our readers:
MONTPELIER, June %, 1881.
Dear Sir: I'have received your friendly
letter of the 18th inst The few lines which
answered your former one of the 2Ist of jan
uary last, were written in haste and in bad
health: but they expressed, though without
the attention in some respects due to the &C.
casion, dissent from the views of tina PIesi.
dent as to a Bank of the United States and
substitute for it, to which | cannot but adhere
The objections to the latter, have appeared to
me to preponderate greatly over the advanta-
ges expected from it, and the constitutionality
of the former / still regard as sustained bv the
considerations ITO which yielded, in eiyino
my ascent tothe existing Bank.
The charge of inconsistency between nv
objection to the constitutionaIitv of such
Bank in 1871, and in 1917, turns on the cues
ton, how far legisla tive precedents. expound-
ec inthe Constitution, ought to guide succeed
ing legislatures, and to over-rule individual
opinions.
Some obscurity has been thrown over the
question by confounding it with The respect
due from one Legislature to laws passed by
preceding Legislatures. But the two cases
are essentially different. A constitution be-
ing deprived from sUperiorauthori.y; is to be
expounded and obeyed, not controlled or varied
6y the subordinate authority of the Legislature.
A law, on the other hand, resting on no higher
authority than that possessed by every sue
as its meaning is within the scope of the lat
ter.
The case IN question has its true ANALOGY
m the obligation arising from judicial exposi.
tons OF the law, on succeeding Judges: the
Constitution being a law 10 the legislator. IS
the law is rule of decision to the Judge.
And why are judicial precedents, when for.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

PUMA machine set up in the streets for
the accommodation OF milk men.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

HUGHES, of Kinds.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02
CHORUS FERRUS

P.S. 1t would be gratifying to many aI,bs Re r..
sons if some one would iurnisn ! rs az coun.
rular members Of the profession u ~. ~ would would
IT, ThepeOpIe sfer knowing tbs rs nc, an S est
soon be able, of themselves " 80 If RENE.
mate as to the comparative succgsS : : onacks
dies in the hands of regular PhyslclaTR3 oisnico
or irreguIars, and steamers OF ia'e' D''-
Medical Practitioners.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

Columbus Miss, May y, Io9I'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

WAR LIKE OPERATIoNs.-Caps Taylor
submarine exploring apparatus, and water
rockets, are evidently worthy of his countries
consideration. If they answer the purpose
for which they are intended, and that they viii
we have no doubt, he viii deserve well of his
country, its warmest gratitude. Such men
should receive the early support ofthe COVER
ment. Not naked thanks and praise, but a
.,,hstont;ol CONDENSATION.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
GpAneIAN Hills. FOR SALE

TUE subscribers offer for tho above valuable farm
u the residence ot the late Gusiayus Muir dee. u 10
situated GA BucrWOod Creek In Dinwidd!e county, -
miles south OF west Of Petersburg, and 10 west Of the
Courthouse II contains upwards of go acres Of land
over half Of which In original woods, snd ~elmbereJi
TIE balance In pines aud upsn land II lies ctnaI kably
well for cultVA ou The soil Is partly Of red stiT clay,
admirably adapted Ia raising wheat ard other grain; and
ps Of low giougis and other anuS suited To the growth
IT tobacco. There "a good dwelling house, No Offices
tcchoutc dairy AMI a necessary ont houses he'd a.
~ numbering la all about 70 n h. a. healthy aud well
wlcTci tract OF land la the county The situation
~ naturally among the handloinc la Virginia, aud has
been improved In liberal and tasteful manner with
great variety ot fruit AMI ornamental trees rendering
one ~ the Ice iui residences in this section Of the
country. In adnn II has attached To II Corn ani newly
erected Saw Ml-also, Cotton Gn, AMI fiom 40 to 30
Of Land, which IL, and has been covered 10y mill
pond for upwards 81 IU1 years AMI s by Judges be
equal to the lands OF Missouri and might be easily
claimed The above property will bc divided " neeossa
aud will alon" bc zoli privately IL IL situated In
pleasant ncgbboThood ami aoius the lands Of Mr Robt
Booth Captain William ~ Cousins, Mr. Bevlle aud
others
fortcTus or any Information eoneoT nnE the property,
those wishing purchase, nvt.dto call upon kdu
phus Mutt ieseni upon the premises, address him
DaTylrs y %. John A Muir, Petersburg OF William Nun
RiehmonL =. kDOLPIIuS MUIR,
JOHN MUIR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
THE Lectures IN this department Of the University com
Il mence with the general course the Let Of Sspeu.
Der, aud terminal" on the ith Of July ensuing
The great length Of the session. compared with other
medical institutions II more than equivalent 10 two of
their SESSIONS, AMI enables three Professors perform all
the dunes usually assigned 10 Tie plan 0f insiTuc.
Ton 10y daily examinations and lectures and 50 arrau.
setAs 10 allow he student tn well to com.
plrte his medical stuies m his nstuuUn-thus combi
ninE ali the aivantageoi private pupiage, pubic lee.
lures The great utility Of this plan has been f, tested
10y me education OF more Than hundred medical stu.
dents
The entire cost for the Of ten months is s2,s
including fees to Professors board lodging washing and
servants attendance fuel aud lights use of public rooms
dissocng lee AMI cost OF subjects. The Professors are
Henry Howard NJ ID, Professor OF Pathology and Prac.
tee OF Medicine Obstetrics amt Mel jurisprudence
Johu y Emuct. VI d. Professor at Chemistry Pharua.
cy and MatcTia Medica.
James l. Cshclt NJ ID Professor Of ANATOMY PbysioIo
g ami Surgery.
". II. wOODLEY, Proctor U. Of Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
POSTSCRIPT.
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

PROCEEDINGS IN CoNGREss.-In the
Senate Wednesday, the Fertilization bill was post
poned till the next session. The bill in relation TO
investment Of trust funds in stocks was omend-
ed and passed. The Naval ordinance bill was pas
sed. The Senate then went into Executive session
and remained sitting with closed doors for several
hours.
In tho House, the resolution in regard to the
prisoners at Van D'eman's Land, was discussed
during the morning hour. The revenue bill was then
taken up, and after adopting several improper a.
mendmcn,s, finding themselves unprepared to 20 on
the House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
JOHN 4 MUIR.
WILLIAM A Muir
ic25 e2t.wtf E.ccnlar. ottn.iayn, Muir. doc.

II ANlNG purchased In hlbcmarlc, I6fr for Palc the
Il tract called Fairfield, about eight miles from Rich
mon ling on thc kahuuiny In the Of iIsnu
YER contains about nine hundred and twenty Tho
hall, II not more woods of original growth about
hundred of the uncleaIcd H. grass land Of the
best quality, and susceptible 81 irrigation all tunes:
balance ~ heavily timber with pine hiU koTy aud
du. woO the greater part oi which good tobacco land
Two thirds of the cleared land h. of Improve
inent producing from siN To bbs Of per
aud meaiowoi twenty five acres h in grass. The
Improvements consist of dwelling house with
rooms three of them - feet square, and necessary
ant convenient out house The situation is remarkably
healthy aud IA the centre ola gent"c aud neigh
bnurhoOd will sell the tract .utiTe divide SUIT
purchasers Any further description deemed
slTy, II h presumed will without fret
viewing the PROMISES Myself OyeTsceT will always Toe
the premises aud will show the land all persons
ing to view a. Any communication addressed to the, Al
Richmond, Messrs. Dunlop, MoncuTc a Co, will be
promptly attended to- MILES MACON
sent 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
NEW WING JOURNAL


rvNiE undersigned been Induced 10y recent events
Il 10 commence the publication Of new VINO JotRNAL
the seat Of the General GOSonnent Toe scheme has
been Immediate development, by the extra
ORDINARY detection Go no harshcI tcnnl 81 roiuon 81
the hlk party 10y the general fsrhng Of ndguhnn
witch L. manifested Ia all Iceons 0t tho mise hicVuus
and I,aTicia: pnr.,srz OF few Ambitious 80 s"sh Inl
can WHO ain To- destroy the fruits Ut the glorious
gle 1T lSll.
shall rase the Mhis STANDARD aud 80 balr tn
th. br.t of our ahnii-s the inCgIy ut the
party AMI Tia, ennsnaiipn OF all the Reforms
ot Ia the at. canvass We shall 60 an aiiunIa.
raiion IL public affairs will the generous couh.
dcncc. aud Iunl the patriotic ctaionz nf the
Ptlc; and, In futhct of these object
dedicate the experience Of many years, AMI zeal Tor to
cause which the 'cissiiuics Of time have de-
gree ah1ied.
Prompted, a. We are, To this task 10y the advice o
wings Ia all quaItctS shall expect jealous opera
ton In plan, the part Of members OF Congress
others
The price Of the paper (Which be seml
weekly n the anI thrice during the
al tunErcssl will hc luVagiablS
la advance. JOuS n. PIEASANrS,
September 4, 1911. JOHN X. GALLAIIER
ur- Wing papers generally, are requested cory tai
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
EXTKA CuARGES.
SALE OF VALUABLE JAMES RIVER
ESTATE, AND UPWARDS OE FIFTY
sLA NE~, UNDEN DEED OLE TkUsT.

On wEDN EsDAY Tie ~ DAY OF Novcmbcr next. Il fair
Circuit sapcnor Court Oi Law and Chancory, for the
county NJ llrnrco end Ciy of Richmond suit therein
Francis b Dcanc, IT, EHoT u John woosnn decd aud
Others IT. i.ndsniS, VT! be sold tract OF Land commonly
called BEAR GARDEN, LYNX Ia the county Of Bu, king
hiui on James RIVER near the town Of New Canton con
posed about TO Of James River grounds o rst
rate quality together with alcrops then growing upon the
Ss5 Ram Win new whrp w,i ann Sft'S
Also, the following slaves, being slaves conveyed by
c said Francis Dean", the undersigned Trustees
AMI Randolph Harrison oci by deed lated 36th Jan
unry, IS2-uamcy, Lewis, Richard Coctly james L., me.
times called Long Jim) Tacy Harry Isaac Tom Cor
Mcls'l Shadisck, Inward, Judy, Jnhn, CUPID, Little
iSaac Albert Eliza jordan, Mary, Nelson, Archer Ben.
S5cy rIIT Mn5rs MagshsI ana SPENCE aud The ~
namely sarah i4',na, Nancy and William, Cch,drcn OF
s,lircd) aud George William aud Elizabeth, (cildrcn Of
The ,alc wlrakc place at BearGardcn.
rERMs-forthc slaves, rct'iy money.
OF Francis Dcanc Jr a. io the sn, q" s7I II" pay,Ii
only IN the event tat the sli Francis Dranc il shall
meaning Of the viii Of John wouison dec -sIouIi lac
leave such child or children The hnd aud the purcha
Asio the further gun of sbt Tor the resi-
hh' OF me purchase mon,y crc, wihou; interest
one andtwoyedIs, FRANCES a. DEANE sr
JNO. A. CUNNINGHAM
At the time and place above mentioned and IN pur
ruincc of the decree will be sold for ready money
,hc "owns slaves c2nyeyedby the sad Fransis Dcanc
GER and Rogers 60, namely Wellington Willis Gilbert
rily Tom (snn of sal,) Ely George sam Russell Re
ju shaIrackSo shaded TomCor OLD Tom) Sin CON MARY
Duke, Mara, Edward, Scilli, Ralph and Davy
ROBT GWhTIIMEN, Trustee
~ ihc same time and Flc" AMI M ufthc
decree above mentioned, will toe sold the following Ucrsu.
nat properly, conveyed "a the undersigned hy tho said
Francis Dcanr, Jr 10y deed dated Ist October I~l In
TII for suudry creditors, namely:
Al crops NJ or the Rear Garden Plantation actually
severed before the y Of sale; all horses mules cat
u sheep and stocks Of every description furniture ma.
chimes not being fixtures on tie land Tools implements,
wagons, stTts and gear.
1ERNS-For all sums not exceeding $50 cash; for all
Pucl1scso that amount over, credit ufG months
occurred 10y negotiable notes with approved cnorscrs or
bonds with good security, Al The option Trustees
WIN II. MCFARLAND -.
au % dGfcnids II RHODES, trustees.
To Tue Iynchburr Nirguian will puhIal thc al,,vc
payment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
HIGH MEADOW PoR,.Ir

MILL be sold 10 the highest bd,ieT on I'M. |,.r,i
on FRIDAY the 18th LAY Of september (ns q mon,
on cTe'u OF one and two years, equal IN alu.nt. D., -
Interest from the first Of January neIt INV -, tat
"a hennco' lying tSD miles Ut Rchu,ond ,nd s-i
ul-ancc troI james River containing 2GJ .cres ,o, ,
aer-s ~ which s well clothed with in. Ho,i ,,d ,,,t
ABOUT otis OF the open land HneL an mannTs,i 49,, -
productive ~ suitable crops ieuye fun benefit f,,,
10 conhsuiy 20 Richmond The improvements are 80,
VIII be given the m ray Of January NJ
OF. ueeiV gtantei To xs he'd a, snv -,
Az ne Sg VII axe place without limit reserve
Also VIII be zod on the day on Inc nr.r;.,. n
sores Of land, on whic n good M. ii II, ~
neiRhhouThood Of MessTs- RO r New ami JohD ~ ~,
aDout mile aud half fIom Richmond This viii he ~,
"a INo s'parhe lots on the the frst re-,
except thar possession will be gwen on the FIRST Of
49, ia t..,, RICHD g HAnEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
no TEACHERS or mnrEI. kEEpEnS-

I'VE proprietor of au cs RuIsHmJuf. admiralty su. q
Il Tot largo school WsHC> o dispose Of form
e"nu'Nou VIII some one, who, i0 capital of siGu Joins
hC mAuucrs the education, end Ut puSst The rrgr
cncr which NJ ono for taking equal part the iusrur-
N ana government oi young pCnv.y Of Cruftrf birth
Tho pacc-wcI known as tuc BbtctoLtt OF J1hnsfunfs
9luugs- 1ossrsscs tn beauty uf situation excellence ami
-dtousurss ut buildings, the tucucss ans ch. anueSs of
the country around sc,'suu, ans Us CNrcEC hra.unesS
Id'1ni.Ees rarely united Boo equal degree. IL these
MNi~ Mineral Springs, ni such reputation as would cut
ore no % gc atvIu'1Ecousy SEPT as wa'rru- place
'atm of luo acres ui good IuI s attached Co., o. The
buildings all of urrN consist u handsome H1f,I ~ faf
'front.' aui CABINS, principally 0f 3 rooms cacn Hfsp0scf
along ihc sides of c lawn before the main huHuE Tho
improvements cost. originally, about $500. The entire
property would n"w Ac SOLD, accommodating terms Tor
S-,HH.
Refer io Gen. Hrrrard Psyfor or Col. e " Nrrf,rl
Richmond Hon. WIN PrCsf0u, WIN T. R.,gs, Nm : Ar.
tNnif members 90 Congress Washington CTS, address
EDWARD WN JOHNSTON.
~ UNIV Post Master. Nri,fHurf SPRINGS
~. me N..anai a.'.'se"ccr will please copy, ar'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10

X ~ AMh from thr subscriber. ru SafurH,v r,er
- uy Negro Man ARMlSIEAD, or ArmI.ferf ~. yi,t ~
aI negro 10 about % years old; NJ I'D hy
VlIcu1 m1isf fu'l round face ami has n 80 90 -
uLLtr pal %. msrght jaw His clothing consist of ar
~" lsnrul tow an cotton pania'oous an Oil main,
tel Na. Aul good shocs=Uuc of whi.h be- set arf a.
gp.ler leE1ed purchased Aruisead Of gentleman in
h.hm'uI, but understand ne has wife tu W,rgI,ri
ans % u PROBABLE be- may suFeayar t1 MAJ. ~ 80
mere lNlIl give reward of SO n taken Inn fbfs AM
.lL.'. COUNTY So 10 taken nrf nf The County r6 5 ~,
NLalc, 90 So 10 taken ont ui iHc state auI ali rc5sr1f
.hIth-es pas delivered nf my residence s.lr,t 4
.'.. A W., w., .-aH }. n MADDEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
BALTIMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE MARKET.-TIoward stree,
flour is selling ut sc IS, and market not brisk.
City Mills sold yesterday ut sc S7., but holders
generally ask 81. Susquehanna IN small parcels
81, but very little IN market. Maryland red
wheats sell at l35 l42e. for good to prime, and
1000 bushels extra prime and heavy sold at l45c;
5000 bushels Penn red, from store at l45c; Mary
land white wheats are $50 1850, for;the qualities
suitable Tor family flour. White corn Ct u &c,
and dull, there being no vessel up from the South
to take 1t away: yellow 6S 60; Maryland rye at
75c; and oats 2i,. whiskey I2c. in hhds. ana 2jc
IN bbls.-Pdl. Of Thursday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
NEW YORK MARKETS.

"Wednesday, 3 p NJ.
COTTON-Thc sales are about 500 bales day
at the established decline of to of a cent; Up
lands 10; Mobile Il I; New Orleans III.
FLOUR-The market run up on Saturday from
Sc rs to 81 so, in consequence OF the news from
Liverpool. Since then It mas receded to 81, and
the market for Western, n. York, Ohio and Troy,
Is steady at SO 81 81 and dull; Howard ST. and
Georgetown 26; Michigan IS G s7.-Exprsss.
NEW YORK, Sept. s-Arived, schr America,
Smllh. RIcLmnnL-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
FALL STOCK.
w. * J. C. CRANE * CO.,

CARY STREET,
AVE received 10y arrivals, from Boston New
Work. Philadelphia aud Baltimore part 81 their Tsl
So X an, W.l continue until the whole Is CON,
prfr.
They uil"t for sale n a small advance, say
Shh sics sole Leather Ot various kinds aud Qualities
~ duZ French and Atu'IiJIu Cali skins
- do Hog Lius, some extra large end superior
SsI lbs shoe Thread. Of every "a -criptiun
Chase Hides, Curtain Leather. IIal 10 Siop 10 P,cn
10. Morocco Skns seal skins, Lining amt Biuitu 90
Russct AMI WI upper dn, comprising general assor
iucnt Tor coach makers, .Iiilcrs aui shoe makers
new and superior assortment Of fashionable Coach
Laccs, spanish Hides, Tanners OH bark Mile and Turner's
amt Curriers' Tools
SadtTs AMI shoe makers Tools of all kinds Rrhtnond
slaughter Hides aud Calf skins
au2i-c6t w&JC CRANE& 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
Sal rs AT AUCTION
y his DAY
BY ROBERT HILL & co.

BY ROBERT HILL & co.
HE6iLAR SALE DAYS MgasiaVA U.s,.,.y,,.. -,
fftdays sale for Horses, every Safsriay C,.h,,s.'
ees tna'ic on Goods sent 10 Auction.
We will srr FRIDAY The In-h Inc, q, g.. .
our ansu"n E"re, commencing Al "A o'clocs ~
Sideboarts; Bufeaua
Feather Bets
. dozen Chairs
Hair and -huck Matrasse.
Cots, Bcsisfead.
Toilet Tables
elegant Tea Table.
GROCERIES.
200 lbs shoulder Meat
100 lbs Hams
Lemons, Candles, Ac
Matches ''' w "ErNrN
ADDITIONAL.
Sable and harness Horses
Wu b" aided 10 the above, lot Of CL,thnr AMI 49,,
uinl aucle Of sewing silks, lust rec siyed $50 ''''
Al@'' aqusntity Of elegant Prints.
WIN De added 10 our sale THIS MORNING
harness Horses, and 4 second hand W,y,p
ALSO,
or 10 gross round Patent Narhos ;,., .....,
superior article, and - -, ''N'''V1
IN bbls Of new clpt HeTrnKs
>" W X. HILL a CO Aurt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
IIRIILI AZ

E inN term AZ Mis- Linatror's Seminary nelr v.ss-,
- llllI'p Van pucrsrrs store Main street Ri Ir..n
~ ,-uIIl 'nrc SCI 'smber 18Th. where fn addition -r III
Nv. -Langn 10 thorough EuE's Efgg1f1n fIs French
seW. Nc fought 600 anew and Hppr#gsIrItn which
10y lf. IAcs an carly sol correct pfHuurr aH.r sy
L.. ''t.lrL Nt'a knowledge Of every KIM of Plain
gIni1eu.ar Neeic amt Fancy Work nov taught f1 me-
'' N.IiCs, HcIIi ling Eu Tuffrffcs rHI = vrr e.4
,'., u.s' w'fsici AnI si s. a. knuIng sud NefHug.
'it'y o wofgrI and rus Wors cr1rs wnrsfe.i 7u riI
'ufnwrr Wrrk frtuasrI Horecn ami Real f,sEl,l ,
,,fanc1s The gu 70 preparing, MOULDING All rr,sr,
NY tnwcrs WI FrIf, 100 exact imitation I'd r.t,, -
lrrn. wt'r Known Leo Coo S0u.nafy.
'i One seminary. ' '''7 F'N"''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10

iAtlrcuH superior Court Of Law aud IfIanr-T1 -1-,
Tor Nelson county n the Court House ON Frl,y III
Jay "i Way ISL: James Rruwn, surviving rarrr.r ~
Tristan ehraek and James Brown late merchants ami
$500 raAhS under the syle ant frm Of Christian
-hrees 20 pits, against Eli Tuwier anin sfT,t,T -
:. ~ tSlai ShracE' dec Alexander Mundy FfeIsrirt NJ
'abcli John Horsley, Mary l.. SSers formerly NJ
taeS AMI who was the mother Of said Christian A -
- S~iers, her husband Mary shracE The s,.tcr -,
saul Christian Shrack, decd, iets. '' ''''S' "
tbs cause be hes ri this tIsv ,.y, H. 81,
OF me pAlni-ihe exhibits therein referred io-tb. sur
ESIt i"lrIed against the defendants Mun,iy IorscSi
Cab"ll and TutwilCr. returned executed and Inc s,l
aNaf led against - swiers, and Mary his wife ana NJ,
~ Shrack r turuei no Inhabitants, the order Of pub,
uoh awarded against the non resident defendants ne n
ol's tHeIen referred 10, wtth replication thereto
was argued ~ counsel. On consideration whereof IL ,,
pears 10 the Court That than four months have aI
Las well since the day said subpoena - ~,
hunE OF the plaintiffs oil against the defendanfs Iobn
ioTsey and trrcrcs NJ Ca1cll and they still falling w
IecEccd ~ the Court thai the bill the painH b. a.
Ken Tor confessed 20 these last defendants ,
touIt dechnn. for the present take auy action IN %
ion 70 confirming not confirming the sale OF th ,n
,iaie y the pianuf, Brown, the defendant Ae.anr
unly mentioned IN the plaintiffs till doth for lie pre-.
% anJHise order and decree that James Brown srvi-
uE paItneT OF Brown shark, render before Robsr,
shaw who Is hereby appointed special eommissoner
Iol a purpose an account Of all the Partnership tr,ns
actions % both concerns, in the till mentoned-hat ~
commissioner De required In stale and the same ap
MAKE report thereof this Court an thar the said o,
ls2heT ba also required 10 state and settle accounts
G Gelendani Eli IutSieI, administrator OF Christian
smack decd, and make report thereof to this CourI
win any matters specially stated thought perfinent -
sh OF which may be required by the parties 10 be -
ACOpy. Tesie