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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-09
!. S EASTMAN
36 Pratt ST.. between Charles & Hanover s.

YHNHE BALTIMORE LITERARY AND
b RELIGIOUS MAGAZINE-COnducted by Rob-
ERT ], BREcKINRIDGR and ANDREW B. CRoss.-Janu-
airy, le4l. CONTENTS; ,,
I-Speech Of Robert J. Breckenridge, delivered In the
Court House yard at Lexington, KY, on the 18th
day of October, 1910. In reply to the "Speech
ofRobert WIckliffe, delivered in the Courthouse
in Lexington, on the 10Th day of August, 1910,
upon the occasion of resigning his seat as Sena-
tor from the county of Fayette." And in defence
of his personal character, his political principles,
and his religious connexions. More particularly
in regard TO the questions of the power Of the le
gisature on the subject of Slavery, of III Impor
taon of Slaves, of Abolitonism, of British lnfiu-
ence, of Religious Liberty, etc.
2.-Molinsm, No. |.
3-Margarita Romana.-The First Dive.
4.-Revoution In the Maryland HOsptal.-Progress
in Public Sentiment.
5-The Gospel Mystery of Sancdfcation, by Rev
VIM MarshaIl-Abridged.-N VII.
17-Notices Receipts, Accounts, Answers to Letters,
&c. SC.
Subscriptions received and single numbers sold by
DAVID OWEN SON,
IL d N. Cav st.
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EVANS PATENT SELF-SHARPENING
RLAIIGaIIS. HARVEST TOOLS. &C.

EYANS' PATENT SELF-SHARPENIN1
PLOUGHS. HARVEST TOOLS. &C.
TENHE subscriber is now manufacturing Z. x u
= EVANS reverse point, or sefsharpenng PLoUGHs;
each share (of cast ron) has TWO points, and by revers
fore economy in using These poughs are made IN the
best possible manner, and will be sold reasonable
terms, can be had in this city together with my ex
ensive of other make of poughs and agcul
ural implements generally.
In store, very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
DIES, with Wadron's and Gnfin's Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES Of Waldrons, Grifhn's, and Amen-
can manufacture; Scythe Snaihes and other Harvest
tools; Threshng Machines, Horse powers, &c. &c.
have also patterns for, and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles, to call
see my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
J. EASTMAN
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KNTANTED, Immediately, for gentleman in this
w city, a Negro Man, slave for life, between 20
and 80 yeas old TO take of horse and act as wal
For ofgood character the highest price will
be paid ~ cash. Apply at l.. F. SCOTTPS OHce, No.
. fayette ST under Bamun,s 900
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GOOD CUP or COFFEE.

a UOOO OOE OR W. A1A1.
TWNHOSE whe are fond of good cup of Coffee,
are requested TO try the Patent Coffee Cleaner, an
article which has been in general in of the
Northern cities for many years past and has given most
general satisfaction to all who have used it, it is besides
more economical than any thing heretofore used and
more handy TO use-pnce l2t cents box, for sale
wholesale and retail, by
WIN. J. VAN NESS, Grocer
Centre Market Space.
del5 M&W2w
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PILOT & TRANSCRIPT.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9.
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF
PENNSYLVANIA,

Covernor PoRTER delivered his annual Mes
sace to the Legislature of Pennsylvania on We'd
nesday, the 9th inst. 1t is a plain, compact and
unpretending document, in comparison to E4ecu-
tive Messages, generally; but treats upon the
varied subjects of State interest with clearness
and precision. His first allusion is to the Banks
of the State, and the approaching resumption on
fba 18th of this month He refers to the opinions
expressed in his former message on the necessity
which exists for reforming the banking system,
and declares that his views are still the same
cannot, he says, conclude this part Of my subject
without recommending that no increase of cur
banking capital be made under any circumstances
and that efectual provisions be made by law, that
If any bank shall at any time hereafter suspend
specie payments, it shall be ipse faeto forfeit
ure of its charter. After the present lines of in
ternal improvements are completed, the. Governor
thinks it full time for Pennsylvania to pause in
her career of internal improvement, and test for
a time the usefulness and value OF the stipend
Gus achievements she has already made.
The present public debtof the State, is-Per-
manent Loans at per cent, S33,0Se,015 32;
Permanent Loans at ~ per cent? SzVOjOouj 1 ell
porary Loans at per cent, 1000: Due Uni
ted States on account of deposit of surplus rev.
enue, $780,, 514 10; Unpaid Appropriations,
s622,247 s.. Total S36, 79O,775 60.
Upon an examination of the debts and liabili-
ties of the commonwealth, on the 18th of jan
uary, 1889, and the subsequent laws passed, au-
thorizng loans and making appropriations, it
will be found, that nearly the whole sum Dor
rowed since that period, has been applied to
debts and liabilities then due and falling due,
on account Of the public works finished and in
progress-to the payment of temporary and
stock loans-for interest on the public debt, and
for the repairs of the canals and railways of the
Commonwealth.
The only sums appropriated out Of the loans
authoriz I'd to be made since came into Office,
which were not applied to liabilities then due
and growing out Of contracts, Which existed at
that time, are the following:
To the survey OF a railroad from
Harrisburg to Pittsburg, $4,000 90
To stock in the Pennsylvania and
Ohio canal, 5O,UU0 OU
Franklin railroad, 100000 90
To stock in the Monongahela Ma
vigation company, lOO,OOO W
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FOR SALE.
A very likely mulatto BOY, % years sfage, slave
n for life sold for fault, and can come highly re-
commended; one of the best walters in the State OF
Maryland To good master, he will be sold at fair
caah rice Appy to l.. F.. SCOTTl'S Slave Agency
and Intelligence office, basement City Hotel oc2s
NyWINES, CORDS AND LINES-SHAD
II HERRING and GILL NETT TWlNE. To 10 had
DUKEHART,
23mO 1914 Baltimore tEesa.
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PUBLIC PROPERTY,

Bank stock, s2,l0S, 700 90
Turnpike and Bridge stock, 1880, 349 SO
Canal and Navigation stock, 645,269 90
Railroad stock, 335,54 80
Money due on land, estimated, 100000 90
&c. 29,57s,5O6 IL
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EyER-POINTED GOLD PEN.

YENHE combined qualities of incorrosisy and duIa-
ILL bility possessed by this new and beautiful article,
NAV Justly claim for il the title of Ever pointedo Tile
body of the pen gold ncOnosble meta highly po-
shed and will always retain its elasticity and beauty,
and the points, formed of metal second IN hard
ness TO no substance heretofore dscovered having the
ndissolubity of diamond and wholly nsensble to cor
roson; wear in the slightest degree affect
them In addition these enduring properties, II has
the softness and smoothness the quill pen, and
conosbility allows free and pleasant flow Of the ink
II was invented by j. l. Hawkins, of London, who aiss
invented the Ever-pointed Pencil. The incest work
inanship and long application have been necessary to
perfect it, and is offered the Ne Plus Ultra
of pens having the beauties of the quill and metallic pal
combined with its own peculiar excelency of always
tanning the elasticity, the same easy flow, and the
aame beautiful stroke, Interchangeable by time and use
This pen has been in for five years. without the
least perceptble wear. Q3-Warranted for one year.
For sale by CANFlELD s. BROTHER
Corner of Market and Charles streets,
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MARCUS DENIsON ,

mAhGUS DEM kSONJ
81 BALTfM0RE ST.
UHAs JUST RECElVED-Extra superior Rochester
II White Wheat FLOUR fresh No. HOPS; Vel
vet CORKs English and American Sporting POWDERS
Bleached Winter Sperm OIL; Loaf SUGAR; syrup; We
ry choice chewing TOBACCO, and Principe sEGhKS,
which, with our usual supply of Green and Black
TEAS, FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES and LII.
QUORS, for sale at moderate prices. OLD
TUyHE INTEREST," OF ALL. A person wish
u ing to purchase Beds, Bolsers, Pillows Mattresses
Cots omforts, &C., win find it greatly 10 their nteres
to cali atthe Bedding Marts N. w. and s. W. corners
Of Lombard ana Ligh streets, where they WIN nhd tne
most extensive assormeRtin the Union, whcn VIA De
on the most reasonable terms, Vau
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COLLECTOR.
MOHN SHOWACRE would respectfully inform his
sB friends and the public generally, that he offers TO
them his services as Collector of Ground and House
Rents, Annuites Accounts in General, &c. Sa- AS
soon as moneys are collected by him. they shall be paid
ever without delayhs best exertons shall be made TO
facilitate the same and give general satisfaction to all
who may place business in his hands.
ANY Accounts business left with either of the I'M
dersigned (references) shall be promptly attended TO.
Messrs Ross & Carrot, corner of Matthew and Hol
lingsworth streets
A. & ]. Brown Brother, Pratt street, few
doors west of Light street.
John P. Howard No. IS Pratt street.
John ROthrock, President Western franklin Savings
Institution. dat y
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FUNK PAPERS
Cd 21'ons Trunk Boards-as crted Nunbers,
4 do Binders do
Q do Band Box do
100 Reams Cloth PAPER,
400 do Hardware do
800 do Kentsh Cap do
900 do Grocer's Bag 30
For by .-
IN 2South Charles street.
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CITIZENS, BALL.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR.
guN1EYa HALL viii take place on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, January 20, Ie4l. The price Of Tick
cts have been fixed by the Executive COMMITTEE a
TWO DOLLARS--one Ticket adnhIuhg d eehiieihu
and two Ladies' BY order,
SHEPPARD C. LEAKIN, Chairman.
ANDREW j. BANDEL, Secretary
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
LIST WARD-ROBERT MILHOLLAND,
9ni do DAVID w HUDSON
3rd do JOHN N WELLINGTON,
am do AL w JACKSON,
5fh do GEN. S G LEAKIN,
9Th do VIM IL COALE, Jr
I'M do JOHN NJ HARTMAN,
9Th De JOSEPH DONOVAN,
9Th do VIM MITCHELL,
10Th do WIN BARNETT,
IIth do JOHN MOORE,
I2Ib do RICHARD MARLEY.
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WILLIAM LUSBY. MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 7 South street, Is doors from baltimore street,
Hn ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
q public he has received by the late arrivals
handsome assortment of goods; together with his for
ner stock will make his assortment complete, which
he is prepared make up order in the most APPROX
ed style on the reasonable terms, and at the short
est netce He returns his sincere thanks TO his friends
and the public for their liberal patronage and assures
them thai no exeron his part will be spared to give
anaraI satisfachon nav 80 dat
WANILLA CREAM CANDY.-A fresh sup
y ply of this harmless and most delightful CANDY
ust received by G. X. TYLER, corner East Baltimore
nd High streets. Also, GUM ARABIC LOZENGES,
an excellent article for Coughs and sorness OF the
Breast.
YHV rs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber hath obtained from The Orphans Court OF
Baltimore County, letters testaISeaary with the will
annexed, on the estate of ELIZABETH HALL, late
eff said county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, hereby warned TO exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
on or before the 9th day of May l64lthey may other
WISE by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate
All indebted to the said estae are requested to
make immediate payment. -
Given under my hand, this 9th day of Nov. 1910.
SARAHE. PATTERSON, Exr'x.
no26 w4t
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w WANTED.

WANTED, by eoIored man, situation as
w cOachman or waiter. He has been accustomed
To horses, and produce the best recommendations
Apply al Il. f. SC0TTI's Office. No. West Fayette
stEeef de 81
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M AETED.-A situation as Barkeeper, or clerk
w IN Grocery Store, by young man from the
NORTH would be willing to enter into any respectable
business and would have objections TO going south
West, but would rather stay Jim this city. note ad
dressed TO G. Ward left at the Office of the Pilot and
Transcript, will meet with prompt attention.
de * IL
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EARD.-1he advertiser wishes 10 procure COM
u i Portable Residence, with a small tract OF land,
within two miles from Baltimore, for which he Will
give in exchange Dwelling House. IN an eligible part
Pilot office, will meet with prompt attention
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SACK sALT-iOOO sacks Ashton's Factory flle,
y fns sally 1000 do Liverpool g. Alum.
SELLMAN q CROOK,
dl corner Of South Pratt sussts,
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MMANTLE CLOCKS.-CANFIELD &c BRO.
IVH Ihave lust opened large assortment of Gilt Ala
bastcr, anu Ebony CLOCKS, of the newestpalterns,
which they offer at very reduced prices, wholesale and
retail corner of Mar ket and Charles streets. ne3
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WRT ANTED "A situation in the country as Mill
w wright, farm hand or any other situation in
which he can make himself useful to his employer, by
man who has had experience in either Of the above
named occupations. Apply at l.. f. SCOTTl'S ehlee,
No. w, Fayeue street de n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-08
Richmond, June Q, 1910.

AIR SOLOMON LEDINGTOS-Takc notice, lhht sIiah pe,
Hb t,ion The next Assembly OF virginia, 10 grant f
m1trimon from pursuant Inc
NJ The ACT General Assembly, entitled an ACT 10
a.sed on the nth day OF February 1927 and me- IN ~.
E,rks Office of Circuit Superior Court OF Law anu
of Lee ctuny Virginia. the following statement OF tue
nm which The said petition will be founded; ana sa move
ia ot nj the next thereof TO mpanne aJJ
nro the truth them, and render verdict
Yb-n and where required TO attenG ana ~
80, II vo, cLoose The said as follows, 10 VIII
1st THAT the Solomon Lexington, oeihg ue la"u. -
If Lexington, anu having ny ne
.hJ,.n or helples and tender for whom 10 oVue,
aud being actuated by liccntious and improper
ton az his duty 4 husband and parent wfoneuiy he w
,h one Hannah EIdridge, the wife Of william fidrge W inc
omnty of Lee aforesaid, and devoted himself 10 te sau
cIdre base and lewd woman for some esn OF hihe
e Ss entirely abandoned said wife and children, ana n
ally denarted from said county oil Lee, anu Iomoh"ea
OF Virginia live, :, ,I. s,;d county of Lee for
NJ time aforesaid devoted the said prostitute, during
time he neglected attend TO or provae LOT MS su
Iedington helng actuated as aforesaid
nnr four or sold his land ana PERSONAL property
ndoned his said and Children and departed
% The leaving his said wife and children with
nt home Of support ana IN state OF want an1
dependent upon their own e1erions ana
be charity Of friends for support and has afforded them
no aid since 49,. ,.,,, J., =, ,ha rro
seds of said properly except what he spent or OTHERWISE
nosed or before left the said county Of Lee none OF WHICH
as DISPOSED of provide for his said wife and Children
Solomon Lexington, and the sad
Hannah EIdrdge departed from the county Of Lee hpou m
time and from the statements of persons that say lney
Solomon Lexington and Hannah Elddge are living
IN Inc s'-'' VI MARY LEXINGTON.
Lee County, Virginia, March 18th, 1911. a-"s"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-08
Terms of the Richmond Enquirer.

H. E,suirer prB,asd aaree q during .hs session
4ssa SO Of s'ss sch frsrS T. rest @ '
rv. Dollars per and Three Dollars 70, lux mGn nns
ds per a. h sas Of the
All dues this office be RENTED Pc. ma ~. ,aas Of oil
aeS Pad The WrThe postage Of snss e.e or
s,rcey OF any account to the wei . a. srrions lar
@ n an extensive business, which operates as %"
upon " will pay for nine papers, annually 'hs "''' ''
% IN Subscriptions hereafter be as sneenv
and due in and for years for tina, shorter
"nc when so ordered. a.r n any nav and un:
nhr,;her unless paid for in advance OF sa.slaey -,
nr- be made known and aesessos m nrr CT p
"e. w But i'll case ot IA orae' 'o -
nc ,nou payment new subscriber VINO IS u n
saea with conditions single nun rsrula,on.
nas o Of all whose ability 10 pay may
unknown publisher ana VINO G e the advanced
msnt was due erased from the us OF S ia
Resolutions are some Of the of the collective w
am aud experience Of the Editorial GUp ,s
h Rsolnons we are determined Interests
If h press recommend and our are driven
W. adherence Several ofhe American presses 80 men has
~ The English of Cash Payments NO ra,o,s ~
los, by an abuse Of Inc in the transition
one system other No,wi, landing ne n,nus several
"a , onr course The of every subscriber who
!, in mis- predcament, will positively De s'tchen VA '
:. The commencement of our next volume
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
p.,,6 That be- recommended to the Editors Oh
shont The Common wealth, publish at the head OF lns
s their rates for advertising and that they strictly aans'
~ and that prices be always such as 70 give Tau
,on,nsnss,on for the abo, performed ;, ,.:.
One square sixteen lines, less, first neron 70 eeR'
..ch continuance, 50 cents. IT., -. .ar.,..
orders from distance must be accompanied WIZ" ''' ""
nav or satisfactory references, to insure execution; -
IA those whose advertising may amount to 500 per anhun
will be made per and to $780, oil ~ per cen.
and Marriages from the county, w
handwriting at this ONCE must oe au.e'
liz The endorsaton Postmaster in the neishoornoou
Win in no published every measure, ina. nus
10 prevent mpostions and Quizzes has proved
nayang-We must, therefore, insist In such case upon
being certified by the name OF the
.r,,n On Il. back Of the letter.
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VALUABLE ALEEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

THE Farm and residence belonging 10 the Eate o, Tue ia
Professor Davis adjoining the town of charlottesville, Is OIL
fercd for sale.
The Farm consists 2n Of the best Ahcmare red
Land well waered and high state oil Improvement anu
within convenient distance Ia tract oil rather more ,hh SHY
of Wood Land sufficient To supply the Farm Win WON
and timber, which will be sold with the main tract
The bindings Of TIE description ana IN GOOD
order The Dweln. House Of brick, covered win TN, Of
Two stories Basement win eeht capacou'
anarment. che attic ana the BASEMENT winch
latter contains rocas, of them provided WIN pank
doos and third for aud used As Kitchen Inc
whsle good repair and has all The requisite Offices a.
tar. There !, ALL Ovrrseer'- House, &c.
Cuns,urrfn= c@lty The University OF virginia. me eh-
ceeuce of The sorry around it, convenience ana beauty as
residence and the agricultural facilities PRESENTS an estate SO
desirable il seldom IN market.
Persons wishing purchase will be shown the premises at any
time upon application there and may have further information
undressing themselves III by letter. post pad To tue under
signed Messs Lucan and John L. Minor al Charotes-
vile. 49, .
If sale ia not effected privately before Saturday the l9 Of
next which notice will be svenl The property VIII then
be offered at public auction, to The highest bidder
The terms will be made accommodating
There sold with the Farm, separately tract Of
Wood Land lying ahout three miles west OF
the University, the Lynchburs road . nuns
Executor Of j. a. q. Darts deceased
J,yt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-08
TwENrY-sEvENTH coNcREss---Ist sess.
Iote on the Election of Speaker.


For John Hhie-Messrs Alien, Landau W. Andrews sher
lock Andrews, Arnold, Ayergg, Babeoek Baker Barnard
Barton Birdscyc Blair Boardman, Bos briggs, bfoekway
Milton Brown jeremiah Brown, Burnei, William Biier. Cal
houn, William B. Campbell, Thomas ]. Campbs, caruhes
Chds, Chttcnden, John L. Clark Staey NJ CLARKE Cooper
Cover, Canston, Cavens Cushing Garrett DAVIS "Ei,an
Lawrence Foster, Patrick G. Goodc, Graham Green, Greig
tahersam, Hail. alsted William Hastings. Henry Howard
hudson, Hunt james Irwin, William W. irwin James, Isaac
Jones' John Kennedy King. Lane, Lawrence, Linn Thomas
Marshall Samson Mason Mato Maxwell, Maynard Men
wether, Moore Morgan, Norris Morrow. Nisbet osbone ows
ley Peacc Pcndeson Pope, Powell Profit. Ramsey benjamin
Randall, Alexander Randall Randolph Rayner, Rerc'er Ridg
way, Rodney, Russell, Saonsnl Shepperd SimnBtoa Smith
Sellers, spngg Stanly stokriy straton, stuart Summers
Trplett, fumbul Underwood Van Rensselaer, Wallace War
Edward d. White, Joseph L. White Thomas W. Williams
Robert Winthrop. Yorse Augustus Young and John Young
For j. F. .Joaes-Meslrs. Arlington Aiherlon, Bsnts Bid
Butler Green w. CALDWELL Patrick Caldwell! John Campbell
Cary Clifford Clinton Coles Cross, Daniel Richard D. Davis
Dean. Dnock, Doan Dos Eastman, John g Rdwa, Esbert
Ferris, John e. Floyd, CHARLES Floyd P0rnance Gentry
Goode Gnrdun Cuisine, Harris John Hastings Iock Hays
Holiness Hopkins Hubbard, Hunter, Ingerso Jack Cave John
son. Kem Andrew Kennedy, leGcld Lowell, Abraham Nc
Marshall! John Thompson Mason Mathews, Med. Miller New
hard Oliver Parm-nler Partridge, Pckens, Pulnc Rednr
Rhc,t, Riggs, Roosevelt, Sanford, Saunders, shaw Snyder
Ter, W.stbrook james ". Williams, and Wood.
For Henry A. W,ss.Nessrs. Afford S. Butler Gentry Gil
mer, Goggn, Mallory. sumptnr aud TaIaferro.
Joseph Lqcrence.-2rssrs. Adams Gates, Gddngs Mat
tOcks, ard Sladr
Far Geo. " B-igrs-Mr Borden.
For yyathaa Cl5ord.-Mr. J. W. Jones'
For ~ c. Johnsoa-Mr Wise.
Whole number Of votes %
Necessary choice III
OF which John White received l2l
John W. Jones al
Henry 4. Wise 8
Joseph Lawrence
George N. Briggs
Nathan Clifford
William L. Johnson
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rIN0 Henry key John White and Martha his wife, William H.
Key John Key, Key, Joseph and Robert Key infant
children Jesse b. Key deceased Charles Key Jordan Lam
bert and Judith his wife, Nathaniel Champion and Ann his wife,
James NJ Key aud Beverly d. Key, children Of James Key de-
ceased James Key, Jefferson and Mary j. Key infant
children Jefferson Key, deceased, Samuel Daniel James Da
MEL Joshua Daniel William Daniel, Henry Daniel Nancy Graves
widow Of leny Graves deceased Patsy Brown widow OF Jo
Brown, deceased Matthew Nicholas and Elizabeth his wife,
Elijah Daniel Martha Daniel, Francis Daniel Beverly Daniel
Joseph Danic aud George Daniel children OF Martin Daniel de-
ceased children Of Thomas Key, deceased, whose
me- and John ". Key As do not reside in the
Commonwealth of Virginia, and have Attorney within the
knorn TO To whom notice tan be given take ts
method 10 notice. that SHALL on Wednesday the INST
day Of remher next between The hours of sunrise and sunset
of that day the Office of John r. Thornton, in The county OF
Cole in tie Stale Of Missouri proceed To take the deostons Of
said John T. Thornton and others: and Wednesday, the 9Th
month"; the hours Of the day. at
the occupied Us Mrs. Marin Baker Goronsvlle in the
county Orange the State Of Virginia. shall proceed to take
the deposons OF Robert King George Parrot chabod Mallory
and oer said dcposions be read evidence In
suit Chancey depending in the Circuit Superior Court of
CRanccry Orange county, in the state OF Virginia.
in which am plaintiff and and others defendants-
that from any cause an either of the above named de-
positions should not be taken completed the respective
DAYS will he adjourned, from time to time, ana The
completed the be- on the days
came han ~ 81 The DAYS MARTHA KEY.
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