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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
From De Richmond Uhig.
GENERAL. SCOTT.

The Ohio Loco Foco papers gives the iolowinej letter
u does not appear 10 whom il was written but il cannot
DC concluded, iom that circumstance that the letter il
MI genuine Admitting it to be the production of Gen
css Sent. we note nothing in OF specal import, The
s'"nerali only little singular in his opinion in reward
- the Importance ola National Convention lie il pro
baby the only Wing ia the Union who deems Con.
srn'lon necessary TO nominate candidate for the pres
dency The task has already been performed hy The
People theuselyes--and come veal " wo, the Wbo.
arc cunten, 10 abide the issue The fac, is tina, onde
existing circumstances, Mr.. CaAv is the onlv man who
stauds ans chance Of rousing tic whole Wig PARTY
aud bringing ihem To The polls. There may be other,
As god ald trua he; but the Wings have taken tn,
nien IN iaeir heads that he be the man. and moth,
s AZ NV can divert tliem from their determination
NNAsurNcTos. September ), 1912
Ir " isR:sj lssss poi t,rqolien The warm shake o
I szid sou gave me in PENNSYLVANIA Avenue sum.
taaa ago, fd tsnk seu snoefssy f.r the cordial et.e
! just g.reigsi.
An at candidate for she Presidency OF Vice Pres
drass anal eau kaoy 10 as candidate fr eithel
N -, iru national coByr,,ih,n A,aI have spoken
Jseei. IN the present state ofpIties deem il s,tsy
sae iH the Wigs to place candidates before s.e poo
gse aai1r regular n,nnatip.
j b. isaa, IA eauy iDdJcol rala within seyeu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
DI Filling AND YELLOW FEVER.

The editor Of the Pnnsyirnniou. however erroneous
are his notions of potticai government. as cxcmpcd in
hIs continued connenance of the Dorr Standardization
which nothing has ever occurred more threatening to the
hopes OF the friends Of freedom cnshrinetI in the Re
publican Government OF tho United Sates-has never
tholess the sonndes ideas Of moral government which
he clothes IN language such as conveys them in the
most orclbe mann ier to hi readers Witness tn, fJ
lwinu-.Aat I'M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03


y h'I. We have aot been apprseJ Of tia, impor,,,
vent
Mr.. Wise contends. Sdly. that, distribution is a, =.
sumption OF State debts-( Loco Foco slang mo, =, Al,
Improved in the hands Of renegade Wing, who h,. h,
roscd it, 10 assail Wing measure. of which h.
himself tormery warm adsoca,c;) aud 4hly, TIA, !,
is POLITICAL carruptins and dating in lis tendon,
cies-To which reply. above, tina, if this b, I'm.
now, il wasequay s, when he spoke OFF, in term. .,
glowing praise-Bu, we presume he himself though,
these old objections false in 1899, so are then mn,
Mr.. Wise may change often as weathcrcck. h, +,
truth is iInmutable Hear what Mr. Wise said in ,sso
and then give such weight to his Arguments. as cam.
ing from such source. they merit:
"iie CHR Clay) proposes his great Land Bin
great say, for all the old States especially w,,hou, in,
Justice or injnry to the new-to distribute the pc,eJ
OF The sales Of The public lands anong all the States -
ne applied ~ them. they see proper I, all the ,.
oec,s " 'hofai and physical Improvement measure
when lnsures equal benefits all the States and no.
tfs net 10 be catcuiated in eaenf or rol,e y,r,,o
THE LEAST VIOLENCE TO THE CONSTITUENTS and -
eTact coat@myfo Tie patriotic grant of I'irp;,a r.
"s heritage q domain 10 The common benefit d ~
hese were the opinions Of M. Wise in Is3Assa,
'o"sh every argument which he now urges against Dis
uibhtlon was then welded by others These arou-
'neh'S nay be sound-wo know that many persons hon
's''y ocieVe mat They are so-bui will believe
mat 'hey are really entertained by Henry A. Wis.,
men he abandoned his party, he abandoned his onip
ohs Of course--ahd in taking up the principles of bis
ne" allies he is constrained to use their ara,mcn,s
although they formerly fell unheeled lpon his ear or
were dlsllnfully trampod beneath his feet.
The National Bank is tho last question discussed bv
Nh " sc--inyo.ing in it defence of tho Presil,n,s
consistency IN his yetoes at the Extra session. and =,
att'pi 10 show that he Wings elected him with full
knowledge Of his hostility To that institution But our
remarks have already been much pru,rae,,4l that wa
are compelled 10 defer any further comment umu ,hs
portion Of Mr.. W ises Address tnlil our next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
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~ TRAYED on STOLEN, from my work, two miles
- above Lynchburg. SSssNE black .NsslC, a
bout four feet high ;ears Old has the appearance
OF one ohis lndlcgs being bmken p,st above the knee
II has a knot on the inside. will give DOLLARS t,F
The delivery OF the said mule any information respect
ing he same will be thankfully received AT Lynchhurg
{. b. QUESENBURY.
Sent %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
E.f.ECTDRAI, VOTES.

BY the new app riinnmenl the number Of electors Of
President aud Vice President. chosen by ali the States
viii he %, II which lbs are necessary for ohnce
We give the following comparative iablo II the number
el electoral Votes TO which which each safe is entitled
both Is The new ard old raiie:
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CANAL COMMUNICATION.
H.ssmsMs.:lsEsa

a s.ss;.2sss ssssi;;;azszsss
I'm WEDNESDAY. the Sd iys,ant. the colnlnn.
Pened as follows The Stage will leave tn former
place Tor the mouth u Tye river. from whence passen-
gers Mr. viii be taken by the Packet boats to Rich
'nopd.
BOYD, EDMOND s DAVENPORT.
Aup- i
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UNITED SrArES SENAIE-


mspy OF the Legislatures Of the States Of Louisiana
kentucky, Vermont and probably Indiana we NAV
consider the Senate of The United States safe against any
schene 9r fstiylng bargains between President TYLER
and ue i.oeoiocos Tho terms OF the following II Sen.
ators expire on thu ilh Of March next viz:
10 Locdocos Wings.
Williams, of BE- Crafts of Vor,non,
Wilcox, Of y. f. Kerr ot Nd
Smith, Of Conn Graham. If y C.
Wright, &C New YDrk. Preston. ofS. C.
Buchsnan, Of Penn. Conrad Of La
Guihbcrt OF Alabama. Smith of Ind
Allen, Of Quo
Young Of Ilinais
Linn, ot Missouri
The Senate at present stands Wings Is, I.ocof cox
20. aud Mr. Rives !. Two vacancies from Tennessee.
aud one hom New jersey, Mr. Dayton. lWhr, having
been temporarily appointed by the Governor until the
Legislature meets. in placeof Ar Soihard. deceased
whuse expired In lSi5 OF the Senators who hold
over, 81 are Wings and 10 Locos Tho lauer have secu
red the Legislatures OF Maine. New Ilampshire. Con.
ncccut, Alabama, Illinois, Missouri; aud gained that OF
Norh Carolinsi total, States They may a,sv paici.
hate on Pennsylvania, Georgia and South Carolina
thus electing in all IL Senators and makinp. wjib MIR
kiyes u Senators, nearly certain Tor the Locoocos in
the next Congress. They will also make great efforts
10 carry New York, Ohio, New jersey and MARYLAND
but probably without success certainly not in all OF these
Na'es-Ne see no prospect Of an election this wear in
tennessee fur the two Senators irn that State there
being Wing majority Of three in the House. and n
Loctoco mas rliy Of one in the Scnae and the lae,
Refusing again 10 60 into joint lalloi for The choice OF
Senators.
II wi'ihc scen irom this statement that the Wins
have So far lost bnt one Sc.aiar whs, term ynitcs h
1913, viz Graham. of n. c. and have an eaual ehsne,
70 make up this loss and the probable one in South Caro-
lima. by gaining Senators in Ohiu and New York.-A
all events surprising Indiana SAFE if we carry New Jor
S+y and Maryland, We have clear Wing majority !,
me next senate with or without Mr. Rves. or the Sen
aeds rom Tennessee. ". T. Express.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

lie iron Florida and the C,nh, Is, nv they
bound o iftise II murder committed ON their
soil. The Sheriff Of this district has summoned pusse
take Wild Cat. and he has told them come on tina,
he cannot be taken while 81 his le alive
have polite invitation to attend airacur II can
find god high tree somewhere " lid Cats CAMP
may accept; otherwise shall be missing. II all The
Semp,es within the Cherokee limits will stand bv ihcir
Chiel. We viii have smart chunk OF a fight.
A party ai kickapoos brought into Fort Gsin "A hoy
about 10 years ol age purchased by ,icm from the Ca
mances, giving $500 for hun. He could mol speak
word Of English. The little fellows sister was left
witt, the Camanrles, and can be obtined from hcm-
Col. Mason took charge Of the boy.
The same writer apprcliends that there viii be warm
times among the Cheroktes and that the Council
will be very upfoarous lie also complains tina,
the Secretary Of War keeps whnle regiment of infant
~ and part ola reglmea, Outrageous among the pcacea
bic Ghoetaws. and leaves the Arkansas frontier almost
who'll Iefrneeless-a fragment Of COMPANY al Fort
Smith. and part Of four companies Forl Gihs.n-tbc
key 10 the whole country and The centre Of all the pow
criu and Troublesome customers Of The government.
LIIgniA.-The following ex tract frem The message
Of Governor Roberts OF Mourova a c,,lor.d man viii
compare iayorably, believe with any extract 1 SINH
lar length that could be taken from the general average
ofgubefnatoria messages IN this country II vas deliy
cred 10 tie Legislative Council on the 9TH of Anil;
Nv ma great occasion 10 rejoice in the general vel
iafe Of tie Colny in the enjoyment Of the blrs
sings Of peace; civil and religious harmony exist and t
lure prospects are opening before us: through the mast
year, aud up to the present. time eace has been in our
borders. Cur civil and religious institutions are exert
ing most happy Influence the natives around MS;
they Acknowledge our superiority, and are daily adopting
customs.
Although diseases within HE last few months have
visited our land and deprived usof some valuable ci,i
Hns Cone 0i them olr most excellent Chief AIapj,-
fae al present the general health Of the pcopq is GOOD
and We are called upon our thanks and our de
soiion 10 cur Heavenly Parent, who has continued his
Drrcles aud blessings towards II we find ourselves
increasing in wealth r the ras season has been one Of
uncxaricd 10 merchants and aaculturis,s
IN know ledge, which sincerely hope The case and in
every thing which promotes human and social happiness
let us ever remember dcpcndtnce iu all isc hes
sings on the mercul dspensdtiua ui Divine pmvdeuce.
remembering that Righteousness sNalleih nation bui
SIN Is repruach 10 any people
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
II CIR -.

IN ANlNG united our two stocks. and intending To
d continue our business at theod stand, from and at
ter the first of .Junp uu,pr The vie and firm of
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An NONEST LOCO ENCO-


We have frequently noticed a spirit of canlonr in the
Rockingham. Va. Regisler--vcry rare in papers Of
It's political personsiou. We sub Join an illustration
From, he Roc bingham Register
Mn. TYr.rR.-1hs geptIeman's position at present,
lsa most unhappy and uncnvable one lie deserves
ODE ped al least lie has Gu, himself yl by acts yr
"hlch he can mover hope Gar forgiveness, from the af
"ho gave hun power and consequence and he is hard
y ~" enough % suppose that our party want him,
"nho he sharshcs the least inclination towards his old
inonds lie Is now surrounded bya few who stick IL
hn hecase OF he oayes and fishes" which he has the
power 10 deal out but lot hm he shorn of office and of
Tue ability bind mon 10 him by the ties of interest
ana Ia use ynlgarlsm. he's gone sucker'-Nuihinn
can save him II probable he VIII see the folly Of be
ing Candidate ir the Presidency; but if he don't tho
people wiil show him his want oi discernmeni
Tue blobe Is evidrmlv much alarmed a, VIVA i, i.
pleased to term, renewal of the caousals Of 1910 -
he sight ut that same old coon" too has Mortified ou
friend 81 The Richmond Enquirer Now these "CA
hoc SalS' We're the meetings of the Froencn Of tn,
County, held under the bright SUI, ON the plains an,
vaos and mountain tops, throughout the length an,
breadth OF the landand they will be- held again Tn
work ordered IN $50 was stopped IL 1871. Il ma,
sun the politicians 10 spmazo the plnn homely qa,h
enngs otthc froNtaRy. where they listen to discus
SONS vitality interesting and important To thcm-ca
Their hoe cakes aud cold beet aud drink their hard ri
de mag suit the the office seekers to call these GA n
enngs eARous,Ls'--but the yeomanry will meet "a
geihcr for all that .ller. Ga.efic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

from he Lexington (ky) h.euigcnccr, Sept 60
lHE GREAr MATCH RAcE.-We had expected in
our paper OF to-day to the result Of the match
race. between the Southern and Kentucky champions
o" !" It's stead. we regret to have inform our distant,
readers that the keuueky horse Zeni met with an ac-
cen some NV" weeks since in training. by which he let
dorh and was unable make the race This accident
was kept secret until Sunday evening last Its an
hooncement occasoaed great disappointment with the
9a"sual crowd which had been drawn to oar city TO wit
ness The race and we have seldom seen 81 many blank
cu'eahces as we encountered through the city, when
he news was spread abroad that there would be 90 race
w hat can't be cured. however must be endured and
after the first shock OF Disappointment had expended
seliupon crowd. they turned their attooton TO the 9TH
or races OF the week. which promised fine sror,.-
Miss fnote we understand, is catered for the four mile
day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

Ladaas.-A Letter from Fort Gibson. TO the editor of
,he nrkansas lnteilgoncer. dated August 2sth suys
'' mere Is some talk OF flareu between the Chero
KEGS and the notorious Wild Cat
Happecrs that short time saee one of Wild Cat,s
warriors died suddenly and during his hast moments
Mnuefed something aboat one Tommy an iuotirnsiye
,eilow Belonging to the samo band-wh ereupon " lid
oa' TOOK IL into his head that poor Tommy was wiz
ard, and had conurcd his warrior to death Poor IAN
my was not allowed the usual tests oil the presence of
,ne oVh sp'r, but WIS Immediately stabbed BY Wild
,a' thrown INTO the river and s,ocknly kea, 10 death
a H pFing ihrown'o This all happened within the
lttohro cHhlN. lMhor- in flc NJ. ~. I'm II, ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08
&c Copy. Tcstc,

NlR'iNlA;-A Court held tor Amelia county the "a
v December lSll.-Blassngam ~. Johnson anI Mar,
L us wife, 'ormorly Maria g. Cousins, phhs; against Eli.
thtth cousins, ADMINISTRATIVE with the will
John e. Cousins, dcc Asi Mann aud Martha L. his Wife
john oliver AMI Elizabeth his vile, Robert Cousins
and John w Cousins 10y his guardian hfsnl ,lcfts ~,
IL ChHtcFry.
lhc Defendant Robert Cousins not having entered bq
appearance ani given security according tie kctuT A
semy snd the Rui"s ot this Court; It appearing Nv
satisfactory evidence that hc nhahiint of il1
n"uniry ordered, than hc appear here tie fourh
lnnft N ga March next ant the Bil Ia. p,u.
iHi AMI ai acopy of this order be forthwith pu rlci
80 some newspaper printed in tho Guy OF Richmond 81
Town 81 refreshing, Once week for scc.r.
tlts county. A Cop,-Ts,tc. ~
IA S2-WgS' l. a. LEIGH a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08
ia 2i-w9w roINprxTrn g.
LEWIS + ROGERS, ID e. for
ic ~ WV j Hinder, e. T..

a Rules held ntc Clerk Office Of tho Circuit supc.
a nor Count ot Law and thanrery fnI Ghcstcrt"II
county, the 9th ,ay of November ia the year Isii,
fioalui Paiun aud James Jackson partners under The
hi ol fiHn Jackson, ptfs against Charles Esanwi,n
Attachment. S''
This day the rlanis and filed their bin and tho
h'l"nhinS Charles Esrnwicn 4 Company. not having
catered Their app' aTance and given gccry ACCORDING m
tie act oi assembly aud the rules of this court AMI an
pca'ug 10y satisfactory evidence that they arc not inh,i.
ants oi Tits Commonwealth II is ordered thIt thc sl
defendants o appear here the first March tern,
next ana answer the bil oi Tho plaluts q copy
OF thi5 order Ice forthwith inserted some new spatr
punished IN the ctyni Richmond iJI success.
thus county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08

~ the Oh Stand Ol Samuel Tutnev
DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNkS &c.
IANlNG purtlarcd tho onfrc acrk ~ sttt Paine.
~ VIII continue to weep fhcmsclv implied viii, an '
otnou ~ ,N'ty way uci ia thc Trade ~ the tny nnt
'"ufy d.M'f z" which, tiry invite fir attention III tl,rt
ingud SOL ihr inrmct cuHtomcrao Of Mr pufnoy.
lniGWng 10 mako their purchase escnavriy and AZ
.u N9g I 'a' W'y ore prepared to sell on lvoursiia
'fini hn 70 give such attention fp ta
''' az VII s'cWo andm. ~ pubic paironsgo
hvc holI my entire stock y w. WAITING a 60 AMI
'h' ln'"thtr 100 recommending them a. NY frcnIf anI
,u'h mo - af.urfd, from actual knowlerc ~ t,rit
H'Wn, lii ~ aflortment will always be- kept rufsI i0
we "aNl' gu aI. SAMUEL ftrNEY.
~ n H.-Persons having busincre with me an eot
M Wy late stand, foI the present, sP,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08

LANCASTER, DENNY n co.
Commission MrRcHAurs,
Oncr Tor sale, IN Store on acc oinuoIitng tormr
ono ItiDs strictly primo hu1kapie sugtra
ZNJNJ ln1 do flif Ncw Orleans ~
~ hlir - CfGiS anil Porto Rico do
Pm hogcq anil htlI Now York patent, anI PHii,ici
phil double and Jingle iolf 1uI powdered anti
crushed SurafH
p51 higs Ro, OH lava anil ~ Domingo COnoc
40 hhif 1ui terc's W Mof-"c4
Hu hhlr New Orleans dr
600 TO- Hicou,pIrt pftmc, SIDES
i8E,.iIt,o,. tCogeac brandy. rau imported via
SIN thaflcron
go boxes inf NH Candles
ttu dn Soap
80 arkI Iangucdrc Almonds
~ huNcf Nlanr
.ol1.ef Mfxirnu Moss
Scaska winter STAINED lamp Ol
Will l1rre anil umplr'r Hlufirucut m Fpfu7 l Got
Ton Yarnn 20 we'll known fur their qualify.
ALSO,
OH Ton,1u Pariicuiar. reli hul Other Madeira Wines
of onr own Importation Champagne and Carct sni lock
MincH
And have aaoat, daily expected,
67O hints ArsksI1r ani New Orleans Sugars
ffD bills 10 do Moltsae4
T. ~ w
LLouR-Tamiy ,nd EsIa supcfhnc Fonra ioI sale
IL felO RIM BURioN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08
VIRGINIA
CLOTuIN ING sTo f.,

VIRGINIA
CLOTuIN STORE,
MARRY opposite us Bed Tavern.
Il 1e r.,hlIc, ths, they have haai. aud intend
s''P'"s az a. s,1s,,I cI'0TI,INa.
Of the ee.i materials AMI ~oi kmsnsai CONSISTING IN part
Bse bek srccn, and sther shades Of press AMI fIoes
beaver ani Pho, CIo,h rreek Coats
ossrhss 81 beaver piloi CLOTH &C. different colours
wa,cr-repelant cLsh Hunting Goats
safncu Goats aud rsnialoons, assaulted
Hue blas 1, ami fancy Cashmere Psnialoons
Hack snl figured Six Velvet Necis
Satin anal Dolnbazne do
Plain and figured SIX ~
Gsnilcmens Cloth and Caulet Cioaks
E;,%Ss; .s; and serne shirt. and Drawers
Irish linen SHIFTS
Plain and plated muslin 10
Tenants celebrated stocks
ME :,-.Ier; g; nrx,S S'syss Collars shs"n'' &c
All OF which they will sell Wholesale and retail, on as
can he purchased in any Of the northern cities
age To give them CALI they determined to sell at
oc '''~''' HOOPER a GRAFT.
"RICH AND PURE GOODS"
SELLING AT UNPRECEDENTED Low PRICES.
SoME contemplated change In the bn,ne s. OF the sub
oI the various AMI well assorted stock III
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
toners. on The usual ere as will Compare avors6iy with
any thing ikei, aud insure their sale. lie invites
calls from his ticnds and tlc public.
The stock consists OF the very best styes OF silks
Mouslaines Linens; indeed the limits OF an
jaW '>''''' '''''''' THOMAS n. PRICE.
DACON-lO hhds princ Ohio Rsccn, all Sides; AMI
ID few hhds ShouldeTs-for sale very low.
ia H--dlw TRIPLErr SON.
OLD wHIsKEY-iUO bLls OH Rye whiskcy,
" "Zeigler's" ami other brands-tor sale.
ia n-dlw JR TRIpLErr & SON.
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDK EXC IIIEFs.
IIEMsriTCIiED Linen Cambria udkis
Revere 10 from 2 to 10 lows
IIemstitehed Revere do
Embroidered Linen Cambria 40
Tape Borders, ioT Ladies'
Do Do 40 40 Tor Tor ss9.'cme"
HcmSichcd DO Tor 10
Printed borlercd do, with variety Of Linen and lawn
JOHN wncurs
JAZZ Maiu Street
BARGAINS IN LINEN CAMBRIC HAND
- kERCufEEs.
900 MISSES Linen Cambria IIdkls, nj 2Occnts
30 DO do do 10 al 2si, 81, 0seI
AMI i6i
100 Hemsliehe Linen ITdsf-. from 3s is6J Ca 7G anil
Linen Cambrics Is, 7s6l, %. Ia. .nI hi,her
Bargains ~ Linen Towelinssat l?t cents aud Gner
lrsh Linens al ls6d -, 2S}i, r., and finer
Linen sheotings at reduced prices
AL OF which viii be sold, retail wholesale, cheap,
for cash. at r. ii. JENKINS.
WINTER STRAINED Ia IP OLA sup.
w ny OF the above, OF superior quality, received 10y
"a. x. DuNAI,
NOS Corner below the Ranks.
C,AMPuINE. mr sale by
&C ~ First door above the Bell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08
T. G.LEIGH, G.


NIRGiNIA:-kt Circuit Superor Conn Of I.,V
" Richmond on the thanccry Gdc, held AZ the C,pito
IA The aai city, on Thursday January ~. l~le-RcIaii
w. bate, Pcyton Mason and Joseph !. w Cooke par.
ncrs, under the dun of Macon 4 Cooke, aud John r.
Meade, Plus against Edward II isscau, ~ his own rrt
an "a adhnSi'ior ~ Daniel Bois.cau decd, Peter I.
Boisacal, dui other d,GF
onn,"ion Of the docnitnt Peter Boisacau 10y coun.
set aLl ia reasons aIpcarug Ia the court: T. h. ,T,r.
that John Il,u the htfrScr otthe sii Of il,s,nt
IA hundred ani thirJ nine dollars aud seventy seven
e'"is tent in him 10y tlc commissioners appointed by tho
ntcrocuoy decree pronounced ia this cause ou The Ion
wit: tie aun Of i've thousand tirr,. huuI,ei
'lsi hunirc, and thiryscvrn, AMI the thou.
sand two huult Ell and ,il,rt AMI s,.,,
hundred aud ty n deposc ~ che Bank of Vii.
sna, the credit OF ins cause s,lcc, TO lie Ifmrc r,
Il The court, Tie two sums of principal money aforesaid
with AL interest ;at has may acciuc thereon respc.f
Yey, until dc posted. within two tuon,s C,,n A., = -,
publication ui this order sud file with tho clerk of THIS
court ccrdclic Of such deposit, hut Il o. almftaI
10y the counsel Of the defendant Peter T. Bossea tli
wealth. Is nrtcr ordered by The that copy nf
This order Ice published once week oT months SUE
Richmond, aud tlilc surees Of the said John IIet6 IA
his bonds given for the repayment Of tie money
bc personally served with copy Of this order within Ten
days from THIS late, antl tie said John Ictl his tl
Aforesaid IN the said Bank, herein hcf1Ic dreete
within two months from the first publication Of s order
tcnthc court doth further order, that Tive SAID commits
sion'TH' W. Holden Rhodes ani Samuel lay Tor, whn
hereby appointed commissioners Tor that purpose
guirc tlc trustees appointed by the deeds of trust Wcrs.
10y the rdy nen 81 ihc sums a" money aIotraaid, with nte
aforesaid, secuted, ais cTse and sell
estate thereby conveyed and ont II tie proceeds rac,
Tie amount o puncpa!muncy Ini Interest aforesaid to be-
deposited IN the said Bank aforesaid, which sales SIC d.
rcctci 10 Ice made for cash o tc extent Of expense
and upon such credits o the residue the rrlntota
rcapccuyciy "a tc said deeds o truss, may require.
IN default Of any other order nom Them, credit
ono and two ycIrH equal instruments secured 10y Them
with good security aud by retaining tie TILES until tie
purchase money 81 fully paid.
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