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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
A Second Gran.

We have seen some notices in the papers of second
crop of fruit during the present season-on' we nave
ne YER seen The thing itself, nn MIR. Bnotd was po-
lie enough to send US specimen The Staun'or
Spec,a,or Of the 21i ult. notices the phennmc noh-
md acknowledges the receipt of severa apples OF the
second growth this season, from Tue iatm oil l.eV' %
Morrison of Rockhridge, and fresh blossom from the
same tree One OF these apples is very well grown,
and nearly edible. They called the 'itosebnn. -
These freaks of Nature have been common all over Tue
country this season, and present curious snhecl OF
enouiry In Alabama, and in own State; ut teers'
burg they have n third crop Of apples 1--WE confess we
have strour doubts about this fact; because we can
scarcely conceive that alter Two crops nave CONF on'
third ever could have lime TO on) "and at Gin
rnna strawberries of the second crop, have been so
abundant in the market as 10 bring but ten cents
quart" (Orn;e Are these MONTHLY slrawberr'es'
or are thew too of the second cropO "We nave heafu,
ton NJ rosnberries Of the second CROP which rIPensd
No ,ectlv in this neiplhurhood. These phenomena are
d,ubess owing TO the marked peculiarly OF The sea
son which has been more Ike Spring. throughout, tian
Summer but it will be wonder 1t the 'hl'iler'tes,
who are predicting the speedy end OF the "ofia, 90
no; attcS,pt make something more out oil them since
the above was written, We have had tne pie"su'. "
eat,ne some strawberries of the second crop, when
grew in the garden Of Mrs NJ 'Dowell OF ths place.
The two apples which Mr. Binford has sent ~, WIN
the following note are not only "nearly edible -on
one of them is sufficiently ripe to invite the TASTE
&c of The oval orm-and both oil them are Deautiuhy
painted by the hand of Nature; ,s,,
-, -, 49, BufkhiH n,ur Richmond, -N1r. 3, lsia
n, SIT send Won n rarity, fun grown aires, pehs
the second crop gathered oil Of the same Tree hls
thnc thai has never under observation hr"'":
frequently have seem second crop % ioo. a cron
are many of my apple and pear trees maj nave se"
n, vc ,aincd their f Size. Feeling confident that Tue
ike las never presented 10 you heie accept lt H' pre-
sent from your ''''n" IN" 0''"e"' WI A. BISFoRD
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Extract Of a Later from

"MAEIos, Ala, Oct. 10.
"Our cause is in the ascendant-our money is get.
ting bettcr-our cotton crop, Notwithstanding the ra
yaGes Of the worm and destruction of the eqnInoxial
raes will be near quite average one, and that of
sood cotton Owing to the fine bontabe order of our
Ivers (vcry unusual al this rnry season. our crop w
be in market much earlier than usual. We have had
as vet no frost, and think it very probable two.thds
If not three Iorths Of the crop will be picked before
vegetation is nipred consequently the cotton will be
eieGn-ths ndds much 10 its appearance in market.
"Were writing 10 your neighbor, Sands, would
inform him of the great revival in religion in this place
Al a meeting following the dedication of new church
in our pleasant little village nearly one hundred were
added In the church what singular, eDtry rftat-
or of spiriuous qours conrerted although one did
no, attend The church! The drains shops ofseveru are
already closed and the rest will be, so soon as their
present stock is snd-So, traveller III very shorl
lime NAV find one torn with 1850 inhabitants without
a doqqery or dram shnp-(The merchants and tavern
keepers have long since ceased to keep spirts)'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

We received letter by last evenings mail stating
the case of girl in Spottsylvana, who was put into
mesmeric sleep by an inexpen operator, and thrown
into commissions Our Correspondent states the case,
caution upon the subject, and strongly recommend
ing that experiments be conducted by such persons
only as conyersan with The subect-or at least in
acr presence, and under their drection-for the CON-
sequences in cuscs, perhaps from want Of skill in
the operators ore Of nature loo dangerous to be tr
ned with" We received this letter loo late for inser.
ton in this dnyss paper-and the reader will perceive
from our last page, We have determined henceforth
to close our book upon this subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

TryRTTsT SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN CHESTERFIELD.
Rv virtue of Deed of Trust executed 10 by Edwin An.
derso for purposes therein forth we shall on the 5th day
az January next proceed SELL the premises TO the high
est bidder Tract Of Land lying the North aide of Apo.
matiox river county OF adjoining the lands OF
William B;nnkinshp deceased, William X. johnson, Edwin
Friend and others containing about GOO 500 OF
which first grounds winch exempt from in.
undaon than most Of lands the river. THIS Tract Of
Land well culture Of tobacco and that portion
which cleared is high al Improvement arse pof.
ZION Of The ttac is vet in woods The fcIy Of reaching good
market this land great ~ Is only about twenty
six miles distant from Petersburg and Richmond.
Terms If Sale-Thc Land will he sold credit Of sir and
twelve months purchase money be ured ny approved
endorsed negotiable with deed Of trust on The land
Selling as Trustees shall convey title only is vested
sucli which, however, We believe Is undonbied
WM A. ERAGG. }Tus,s.s
EDMUND II. OSBORNE ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

Deducl amount no,es o' HEN" - 1883
", =; circnI,on n.y abpye statement slaJay,2 50
sr.1r or vIRorsiA, Cry RICHMOND, 20 wi
g. Blair Cashier Farmers ank of Virginia. THIS day
nersonav appeard me- Justice Of tie Peace OF the city
aore said and oath, the within statements, made out
from the Books Bank, ard from The returns preceding inc
date from the Branches the hest Of his knowledge
and belief. ,..,
~ 80 JAMES EVANS, J. +.
F,BaEns BsNK oT VisGiniA,
Richmond, a!.t October, lsia
bc undersigned Directors Farmers Bank Of FifsnI
that the frrQo.g have examined aud
.ro h.,svod n h. correct X. u. HAXALL,
~ JAS. e. CRANE,
SAMI. MARX,
JAMES BOSnCa,
JAMES DUNLAP,
SUBLETT MctRUDEI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

The Wings Of Petersburg met on Saturday last-re
coganized among other articles of their Greed, - Ma
tional Currency, Discriminating Tariff, and DIS
tribu,on of the Fund accrung from the sales OF the
Public Lands" -proclamed that "the people OF the
u States owed larger debt Of gratitude, for emine nj
public services, ITO Henry C!ay) ,han 10 any man 'v
ing, aud pledged themselves 10 ns- all honorable means
TO sustain the nomination for the Presidency which he
S,a,rs"-nnd nominated Aiessrs. William Robertson
Rober, B. Boiling john W. syme, Jabez Smith, John
Williams, Stephen G. Wells, R X Meade, Robert {
Eger,on, George ". Billing, David Adams, Thomas
S. Ghoson, Lewis Mabry and b. b. Blume-ns the
Delegates Of Petersburg in the Convention TO DC hooeh
in Richmond. on The 2ond February. Are all these
gentlemen certain that Mr. Clay will be continued as
The Whlr candidate;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

n After this days publications. no paper will be de-
liyered from the Enquirer Press room but 1t will he
recuarly piven out at the COMPUTING room. No paper
will be delivered b. any of The Carriers 10 any Citizen,
whose name is NOT formally entered upon the SubscTlp.
ton Book al the Enquirer Office. Our inieres, will
compel take the necessary means TO prevent my
further irregOlarIty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

say that they their way to the Canada lines,
with every prospect OF reaching their destination in
safety" Tie lelter.wrter adds: at is said that well
concerted scheme for the escape u! slaves from this
neghborhood has been, for some time in operation, IN
which the conductors Of the railroad after it
Pennsylvania are concerned. takes up the slaves
ut near Chnmbersburg, they having gone over the
Maryland line on foot. This gives them start upon
their pursucrs difficult to be overcome and thus the
usses fast becoming very numerous The Mary
land and District papers are daily full Of
Tor The recovery Of lost slaves, and the excitement is
great indeed"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACADEMY FOR SAi.E-Ths
subscriber wishes sell ,hs desirable residence aud valua
bile property, situated In King William county, In Of this
heahies; cons ot Eastern Vginaindeed this place has
than twenty been prvsrbal for health 1hna
excellent buildings wood and the other Of brick
continuing Lecture aud eight lodging
sufficiently for The accommodation of - boarders The
nerhh0rGod veiy popoDs. and teacher we'll qualified 10
give instruction in such branches usually tIght In pre-
,araory schools obtain from d 10 - day sohoilrs
the Academy Farm 49, acres
about IS 40 of which cleared and of fer
itv, yielding from IS 50 bushels nj
IL this property should he disposed Of privately before the
day January next will that day he sold at public
ton, at Ayletps Warehouse King WI'am Virginia Terms
very accommodating.
Address-Aye,t's, King William, VIRGINIA
HEATH J. CHRISTIAN.
A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
HOYT & CO.'S OFFICE,
I,..k..,,. n, II E,rL,v,uH 4 IruiDla

TIME oi patros of d. 81 HUYT Co. informed, that
we len cid stand and located under the Ell
chance where hope have pleasure receiving
der rom each which proplrsy will bs tho "f
changing Of those who have heen mnlucky We hnya
hrau,i will he by referring
10 another part paper The for the l9'h instant
particular being Of the most favorable for
adven,nreTs.
certificate Of package of % woles will only cost sl3D o.
In do o. halves Is U0
DO do. 25 quarters, - %
Please address your orders 10
u. NJ. IOyT & CO, Richmond, Va.
n g. The package plan Of purchasing particularly
mend in the Lottery for the I9h in Union Lottery Glass No H.
ID. 81. u. L. co.
-V0u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
Deaths.

Died at O'clock Monday morning, the
inst, The 23d Of her after fever Of
duration, Lrcr consort Of James Asby ESQ., Editor
Of the Arena
In of this lovely her husband family and
society have sustained ordinary loss But all derive much
consolation CONVICTION thai their loss Is her eternal gam
departed life The 9th inst nj the residence Of her IL
ber Mrs ISABELLA NJ u. SMITH, wife Of Charles W. Smith, Of
NJ raco Hail. Richmond County and last daughter "f John c
Ceand Esp Of lexington Va. Leaving parents. husband,
nrd ,wo Children ard large circle Of fiens whom she
cndeared early dnom The deceased all TINT
daughter n wife, mother and friend should be-PIons from
nrincpjr without and kind and ac onae without
alteration lived without making enemy and we believe
she las "Dicd the death Of the Righteous"
ooh. who may tell us why
Where the Hearts thrilling chords awake TO life;
Ana Ear,'s fair hower-s,rown rahs with joy are rife,
Iteverbcrafes that sgh'
I. II TINT Death is here. that clIncs
To all EaIths fatcst, brightest, loveliest, thnss:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

COMMUNICATED.
In pursance of Resolution Of the Baptist Church. Big
in accordance h wishes many friends &c the deceased,
The ,ov Ing statement. conlo nsed from report made To the
above named Church forwarded the office OF the Richmond
Euuufer with quest that be published in that
NJ. LYON, Clerk.
crobnr MATHEW A. WIL.oS of James Wilson,
ESQ of Inenbnrg county, Virginia. and born November
2 le1 this his county, lie made profession q: re-
rin in year 1929 and united with the Reedy Creek Baptist
church. assocating m the Of that Church wo.sfpng NJ
Cool Spring this Church the Dictatorship,
which Office he filled until The of his removal to Aaara,
in Fall Of 1885, On his arrival here he ed ID fckcns
of his late abode During h' residence Lee
he held the Peace and he was o. the
time DEATH Treasurer for county On the 18th OF Ai-
1885, Brother Wilson united by letter Win hS Chnrc
and tie sh of October following was chosen sce"hh Tine
Office o Deacon In SEPTEMBER - - I've was appointed
Clerk aud Treasurer Church Ali these oiccs ere "a
Gated by his death. :.
The d;sprnsaon Providence, Ivy which THIS estm7he
Brother has called his final home is one OF peculiar
yrry Sincerely the which he had espolsed
active and Christian Duty hiGhy respected as
and endeared by sacred ties Of domestic relationship his sud
departure has ned hearts win sorrow, and
called of extensive community lie
vas ana Disposition ubane and concliating
cetc in unes faithful TO every trust Daring his las,
illness, which Of only five days duration-oIef cur IN
teusey severe-hs mind seemed little engaged In worldly con-
Although natural soliclude for the future vel
o hi. afflicted wife and five children, yet ne s1ons<iVey
resigned all things hands his Heavenly Father In
the midst his suernss his out most aleconaey
towards brethren his Church. with whom ne had so oen
met 10 wo shp counsel together Tel The
Grehrpn nj Brig Chnchwrre almost his dying words
to his associate Deaeonha shall never meet them again in
this world bur them meet IN Heaven" Brother
Wilson ralled his "Wednesday, the 24h tf August
let2 in The fist OF his age
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

The Superior Court of IIenrico, &c. Judge Nicholas,
has been in session since the 9th ut On Wednesday
morning the Jury brought in verdict Of nanslangh'er
in the case of iassan, charged with killing Baii on
the Dock few weeks since lie was sentenced 10 the
P.n,entiary for four years On me same Gay Tue
Of Fletcher Heath, charged with the murder of Della
liars, colored woman, (last wnterD was commenced
There was great difficulty in making up jury as almost
every one had made up their minds as 10 his guilt or
innocence They succeeded in impannell'ng s'h jurors
by Wednesday night. Last night only e'gh' jurors
were in.pannelled.
We are deeply grateful for the very kind trbn'e OF
the an Orenns Bulletin, TO the memory OF lie beloved
lady, whose decease We now bewai. we ops rave
10 correct an error into hch the Bulletin has
been unintentionally betrayed: The lady was not The
wifi. of ga son of Gen. Duff Green, but OF Mr. Green,
If his city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
.,,a that the Baltimore Clipper,

are told, that the Balllmore Cl,Pper'
sr for, we nv papers to the North, (of both par
he otSe' P.' hsen carried in this manner, without
=. abca nave nos,ace. have also been deprived OF
"A, ,oSfe,' "",'viIsse Even IT there Vas no law on
f,c'"s'" r,nId i, he far 10 allow s'n'e newspapers
'f fee aus giving hr% great s sa Ourselves
:. s;hers ~. cs.sd IN this matter, and We think,
r3.ors' a.. t;ch was intended TO protect all alike,
e., the ~" a., o,t,rced
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

RICHMOND MARKETS-Nov. 4, lsf2
WuEAr-s0 to 80 per busbel "a per quality,
CnsS-50 10 SIS cents.
WoRTHAY, AsGRuDER 3 co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04


The above dealings in Exchange H.chond-somc Gf
The Branches having rcpol,d Condensed statement, cannot
he made OF them $500. =.
The bad and doub,fui debt is estimated 100000 90
Notes Of Banks incorporated by the State hand i W
10 do do esew where, 2s t5i W
The last Dividend of Profits is per cent on the Capital
Gold and Silver Of the Branches having reported
the aggregate Specie hand condensed state
men of the amount of each cannot he madc but the ws
amount of specie OH hand is stated above.
neFf he .-hoIe Inst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

EXCHANGE HOTEL-The proprietor feels grateful tho
II liberal patronage he has received the Hotel
opened and begs leave TO Inform the public that and after
the Of SEPTEMBER the price Of board will be reduced 81
per day, single meals ana lodging 50 each Gentlemen
visiting the Exchange iue with their horses informed
will he taken OF them By br Harden whose
Stable is contiguous TO the Hotel IL will my
nde a The comforts that possible for them
any Hotel They will confer favor BY reporting Tho
Proprietor neglect inatsntlon from the others
In his employ. FREDERICK BOYDEN.
RsLmoad, Sept. Q, lssA sS-0Ux
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

Internal ImprorcmenS.-W understand that the ran
road between Fredericksburg and the Potomac Inc
alas, link in the great central, railroad highway, will
probably be completed in the of the next week
We congratulate the public upon its consummaton.
Has any If our townsmen negeced TO visit the
Richmond Dnck' We advise them 10 profit by The
balmy air OF the Indian Summer, and take view oil
This qrent improvement 1t is much enia:gcd-tie
walls on The side of the city cased with stone broad
basin which is excavled for The reception the vessels
strong and capacous enough for the purpose-the CON
du which is made, with its admirable masonry, exe'
cu,ed by WOODY to conduct the waters OF Shocco creek
into The river. instead Of defng and filling up the
dock and the basin above it, for the reception oil the
boats from tie James River Canal, are all worthy of in
spection The James Rver Company are entitled to
public thanks for the energy which they have displayed
in these pressing times, for raising the funds and exc
cutting the work There is prospect oil the DOCK
being open in the course OF three weeks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

BAsK OF VIRGINIA,
Oct. 25, 1912. !
SIR ~ herewith hand you the Report of the State
of this Bank and Branches, on the first instant.
have the honor to be, Sir,
Your obsd,ent servant,
J. w. PEGRAM, Cs.
Jous NJ. GREGORY, Esq,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
Tie Southern Literary Messenger.

We have read the November No. with new zest.--
l. abounds with interesting articles. The STORY OIL ne
lunchback, involving the ever memorable catastrophe
of Wyoming, is concluded a Description of Naples
from the graphic pen of young Vrgnlan, brings the
scenery Of the place and the manners of the people, al
once before YOU The history of the Knights oil Malta
is continued An original letter is given from DR.
FRANK lin with many other articles, as the merchants
are wont In say "too tedious TO mention But our
own favoritc article is "Frances and Fanny, Love
Story" from the pen Of Lady in New York; the plot
OF which IL one OF the most curious and surprising cha
racer Ii opens in this No, but the curtain does mol
fall ppon the de nouement until the December NO
Whilst dscoursing OF the Messenger, how can We
refrain from saying word about HIM, to whom we
owe so many obligations for his interchangeable exerlnns
in getting up and keeping Up this admirable fer'od'ca'
Mr. White has returned 10 Rchmond-and we are
happy 10 understand is slowly recovering from his at
tack His spirits still uusubdned-hIs mind, buoyahl &C.
tive and ANXIOUS 10 discharge his duties 10 the ives
seneer We observe by the n y. Commercial, that lie
'is about open branch Office IN that city Tor te ac'
commodaon Of hs Southern friends temporarily or
permanently residing in New York and the East rs
well ns for The accommodation Of permanent residents
in that city aud those having business there Inc
Southern Literary Messenger already occupies Eigher
rank than any oour Magazines, and both at the North
and The South is the lavorite Magazine Inc great
effort of the proprietor has been TO make his magazine
more a work OF use than Of ornament. While Ia
typograpv is OF the highest order, and highly cTediia-
bic to The nrnters il is dvesied of the mere iInsri and
show which is the only value TO many OF our periodicals.
The absence Of such ornaments ls to our mind a,her
recommendation in favor Of The Messenger, than an
omission which should be supplied The messenger
has already the services ofthe best writers OF the North
and South and valuable as are its contributions, the
proprietor has made arrangements 10 give additional
interest 10 his work The branch Office here 10 be bui
one sep in the contemplated Improvement, aud more
will be announced hereafter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, November lst, lsi2-In confor
' NIFTY of the General Assembly entitled San act
into the concerning E,cheaors
passed the 9th January 1885, hereby make known thoas
whom That appears, by the certificate Of Fan
Wicker Eschea,or for the city of Richmond, that by in
QUESTION aud Office found the h doy of Octber 1872
ground situated i- intersection Of
and 5h streets the city q Richmond binding twenty six
and half street, and 9Th street the depth VI
half of which Claude Martin died seized and pos
srssed conveyed him by Jones and Lucy hs
wife est day September 1892 has duly escuasd
this Commonwealth.
s. H. PARKER, Reg. Land Office
Nry -u6v
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s5,s@22, l2 %

Y,7rprcrdsm-ld October, lei2 -
I'm sbarcs New Stock subscribed for, there Is due Is
Dealings in Exchange:
Amount of Bills discounted and purchased IN anu out ~
Of thr State tsinc- last repurtl s-~''
Amount Of Sterling Bills Of Exchange purchaser :,
;.ince las; repoftl VIZ
Premiums paid on Northern and otlle! fluids
from LIT July TO lst Oct, 1912, S5,.oS -
Premiums received Northern and other
funds from Isl July 10 ist uot., lei2, rs. ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-17

lyexempts them from the slightest degree
Of responsibility for the consequences
which may ensue from the defeat of the
measures proposed by them for the benc-
fit Of the country and subjects their oppo-
nents to accountability for the same. The
Wings did all that men could do, at the
Extra Session, TO mitigate tho suflerings CT
the people: but their efforts lie crushed be.
meath the Executive veto, that ruthless in.
strument of Democratic violence. The
one-man power proved too strong for the
majority Of the peoples representatives.
and behold the fruits thereof
So far as success in securing the adop-
ton Of their remedial measures is concern.
ed, the Wings had 10 all intents and pur-
poses as well have had their ycriest enc
my TO deal with, as Mr.. Tyler.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-17

thing back that have said; on The con.
,rary. repeat that he ieas an open, unqual-
;sed. anassg1ised. and boasfed advocate
a. nm Immediate dissolution Of the Union I;
and | will now add, without qualification
or limitation, since he seeks to cireum-
ecribe and misiify his position. He denies
4 and SAYS | cannot prove il by any man
who is himself man Of truth. This limit
,alion would probably deprive me of the
bene6t Of the testimony of the Hon. Sec.
retary himself. Nevertheless, shall use
4. / Shall make him prominent witness
n HE owu case but shall not be content
10 RELY upon lis testimony alone. Aques.
lion Of yeracity is thus raised between us.
Either he or ! have told falsehood. All
| ask is, that The consequences may be Wis
tied with the utmost severity upon my
head if do moi prove satisfactorily that
,he Hon. Secretary is the guilty man."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-17
CoLuNBIA-FEDRUARY Q.
CnARLEsToN-FEBRUARY 5.
The EgGHKrlgl,J Lao.

EN- AVING taken considerable pains to acquaint
" Il myself with The provisions of the Bankrupt
Law, lately passed by Congress, hereby tender
my services 10 such may wish to avail them
selves OF It's benefits. | shall attend the United
States Court for this District, and il necessary,
the Circuit Court also. Persons wishing TO avail
themselves of my services, can soc me ON the ap-
preaching Sixth Circuit of tho Superior Court;
and afterwards, l shall be found in my office in
Salisbury.
II. C. JONES.
q =. | take this occasion to correct prevail
ing error concerning this Law. Msny persons
find, suppose that no one, excep, such as owe II,
the amount of Five Hundred Dollars, can claim
its benefit This is mistake, for it embraces
" all persons owing debts who are unable to
" meet them," no matter how small the amount.
H.C,J.
Salisbury. Fe5 |, 1871. 1913