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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-28

UNIVERSITY OF v1RGNIA-The Sessions OF this institu
on annually commence on the Isl OF octobeI ana terminals
4th Of July following The Schools oil the OniVer
with their respective Professors, are
l. Ancient Languages.-Dr. Gessner Harrison.
9. Modern i.anguages.-Dr. Charles krasr.
3. Mathematics.-Mr. Edward u. CouItenay.
4. Natural Phosophy-Mr. Wm Is Rogers: ,,,,, :.
Civil Engineering subjects of which are dSaa DC
tween the Professors of Mathematics and Natural
6. Chemistry and Matera Medica.-Dr Ro b. Rogers
7. Medicne.-Dr Henry Howard
8. Anatomy and Surgery.-Dr James l. eapcii'
9. Moral Phlosophy.-Mr. George tucker.
10. Iaw.-Judge Henry 81. G. Tucker.
Judge Tucker is Chairman CT the Facuity. esos m
The regular stated charges for the session are W.
For other necessary expenses this sum suhcch'' R W
$3.50 90
The sum of $3.50 found for several wears past &c
the total average amount of The expenses o. ~ de-
nom Patron with whom tncy are "
For further particulars see printed catalogues or The
Globe and the Charleston mercury IN oo' ol Which
WILLIS Ii. WOoDLEY, Proctor and Patron U: Of Va
~ The Richmond Wing; Baltimore Patriot and Republican;
Psbug Cincinnati Gazette, Ohio; the Raleigh Regis
can and Uuon Charleston Courier South Carroll
The Mledeevie Recorder and Savannah Georgian oeog
THE Mobile s Sa,shsl Courier and
rsipp The Argus and Ree New oteans and The
ry naners regularly until the Isl of October and their
accounts the Proctor of the University.
9 ELECT SCHOOL AT TIE UNIVERSITY OF Virginia.
For the purpose Of having his own few other boys nj
place. prepared for entering the University the hest al
vantage the subscriber has engaged the Rev. Henry W. Maer
graduate of Gotngen and for nine resident o
ed 10 IL or pupils Only wanting complete the
number, whom he will take into his family, IL timely application
| be made. ,
Besides all branches beral English Education, the
Hebrew, Greek Latin French German and Spanish languages
may be taught.
Tuition and board including washing fuel and lights payable
| half yearly in advance, $3.50.
The School viii the LIST OF September and close inc
4th of July following WILLIS IL. WOODLEf.
! July IA l9-tf
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RICHMOND & LYNCHBuRG CANAL. PACKET LINE,

THE undersigned beg leave inform public generally,
ha the ABOVE Line mas been established and will commence
running aboa the Goth of July The precise day here
after published The hoats will best character for
comfort safety and expedition will afford facilities TO
the through or way travel as will insure satisfaction
Through, from Richmond 10 nchburp 47 miles in "a hours,
tri weekly. CHARLES DIMMOCK & CO.
Richmond, July 4, ls43 Heavily
1 Patriot Raltimoe Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Evening
Pos New york; Republican, lynchbug will publish the aDove
month and forward TO c. Dimmock Rich
Ihond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-28

M oNTICELLO HOUSE, IN CHARLOTTESVILLE.-This
wi extensive Establishment long known as the Centra o-
tel and lately kept by Messs Hill Terll has passed into
the hands OF subscriber its propeto and is for
the reception accommodation Of In style not
he believes public house in the county,
The handsome hick edce lately erected the
premises has fitted up with and handsome furniture;
md oreher the other Of the establishment which has
been thoroughly repaired and whewashed, now in excellent
order for the accommodation of guests.
The stages great Northern and Western Route arrive
and depart daily from this house, where the stage Offices also
kept.
and his Stables which large and commodious VIII be always
with povender and attended by careful ana faithful o
lers ill.,. -, ,.. :.
host having for the Landlord of
the celebrated Springs in Western Virginia. He deems 1t
him to to his friends and the public
of guests viii be in degree impaired lie pledges himself
10 make every effort entertain In agreeable md
ceptable manner, all who may sojourn at his housei
July l6-lm JOHN Fhf
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FARM FOR SALE NEAR RICHMOND-I oHrI Tor saIe Ihe
above farm, and half miles from the city OF Richmond
The tract contains ai0 adjoining the farm recently pr
chased by John NJ Gregory Esq., late acting Governor of vg
mia The buildings all new and good repair The dwell
ling house large and comnodous Capt John j. W he, VINO
lives on the premises take pleasure showing them TO any
per.o disposed purchase. The terms will be accommodating
only small part of the purchase money viii he required
would take in either Bank Stale Stocks or take IN
part city county property For further particulars apply
friend H. l. Carter who is authorised 10 act 10! me-
will sell bargain in this p1operty Jos. STARkE
inns IA l0-2m
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Nv NoTICE-JNo. D. and WIN. P. MUNFoRD, associ
cd in the practice Of the Law will attend the Courts held IN
,v al Richmond and in the counties of Chesterfield and
inland Oce-corner of Main and 18th streets, city of Rich
4, Virginia - a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-28

| dissolution OF Co-PARTNERsHiP-The undersigned,
composing firm OF Bnfords, Bacon Baskerville have
this day. by mutual consent dissolved their
The our concern will be used in future only in
ing the business which either party as heretofore author
lied 70 sign the same
ALBERT G. BINFORD,
JOHN L. BACON,
Richmond, July LIST, ls43. II. E. q. BASKERVILLE
prJAMEs J. BiNFoRD & ALBERT G. BINFoRD have
formed Co Partnership under the style OF Co
and will continue to do Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Busi
ness the old stand combining themselves strictly to sales for
cash or city aceeptances.
Richmond, LIST July, 1913. l6-St
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VALUABLE LAND AND MILL FOR sALE-By virtue Of
the last will William Du,aney deceased shall SELL
the day of August next to the highest bidder valuable
tract of lying In the county Of Greene about quarter OF
mile from Stana,dsvIe the main road lending Richmond
and The tract contains about four hundred and
twenty acres hundred of which is good tobacco
land 10 clear The land lies remarkably WELL and is well adapt
ted cultivation ri corn wheat oats and tobaeco and
taken altogether combines advantages rarely be met with
The improvements ocraby good, being small dwelling
house stables cabins tobacco house, There is about forty
land the well watered and
spring within yards Of the dwelling house equal to any IN
the Mountains Further particulars deemed unnecessary as
II is Dresumed any person wishing purchase viii view the
| premises. ,, J., 49,, 49,, ,.,
navments win be made until the last payment If
made. . -, -
the Sopth branch Rapid Ann River The Mill is In good
repar runs one pair of bus and pair of stones 1t is
situated in wheat country and considered an excellent
Manufacturing The society in the neehborhood Is good;
and being within mile Of the county makes It de-
nrooeyty will be sold the land
$3.50 JOHN G. DULANEY, Executor.
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JOIN u. BaJON,
HENRY +. {. BASKERVILLE.
Richmond, July LIST, ls43.
Lewis Webb earnestly requests all persons indebted him.
10 the firms of Lewis Webb & Co, and Webb Booker ii
milton, TO make immediate payment
WEBB, BACON & CO.
OFFER FOR SALE,
3I4 hhds. New orleansl
% do. Porto Rico sucAps
70 do. ST. Croix 9o'AA''
lG bbIs. loaf
$50 bags Porto Rico
200 do Lagura
ls9 do African lcopppr,
6 do old Government, Java cofFEEs'
SO do Cuba and ST. Jaga
do Maricaibo
1900 sacks Liverpool blown Salt
English refined table Salt In boxes
Bar Iron bIstered Steel
800 kegs cut Nails and Brads
40 tierces Rice
Barrels pearl Barley, Tar, Pitch
Oil-Tanners, Winter strained sperm
Leather-sole, upper, harness, calf skins
1ea-Gunpowder and P0wchong
Gunpowder, in kegs and cansers
Shot, bnr Lead
Candes-sperm, tallow and TIull's patent
400 boxes Soap, embracing almost e very variety
Nader indigo Salt Pere
Pepper Pimento, Ginger, Alum
Birthstone, Chocolate, Starch Hops
Clover Seed, nests wooden Ware
Painted Buckets. window Glass
London Porter, Wines of various kinds
Cotton Yarns, Irvine. Cotton and Hemp
Shoe Thread, cotton Oznaburgs
Sheei,ngs and Shinings
Bed Cords and Lines tcotton and hemp
Wool, Feathers
Writing, letter and wrapping Paper, &c.
July lin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-28

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF viRGlNIA.-This Instu-
tion well tied and well KNOWN announced for the
EFT and information of Christian parents.
The Diocesan School OF Virginia. IL Of course decidedly
,uIion Episcopal Church, hut its object and spirit
sectaran Its great Is CAris,lan Eduedtion
plan and organization provide the most substantial
compee Of learning commensurate, nderd, with
-ee COURSES chief end Is have youth trained in that
.dom" Of which the fear Of the Lord is the beginning "
hs end during four years has been largely blessed
lycn; and to the sad opportunity of entering he
r the ensuing session is again offered Christian parents
The next will begin Monday End October, and
aate about the middle of the subsequent July.
charges recently arranged by the Trustees be- fol
IN separate pupil, per anuuui. sl7i
Aud, where from the family, for
h l5t
Payments every case, semannua in advance, LIST Oeto
and lst March.
The number of students in TO exceed IS.
The location of the institution Is way advantageous
ing within miles Of Alexandra, ID. c. and adjoining the
Nsopa Theological Seminary of Virginia, and healthy
nmandRg and beautiful emnence nearly 500 feet above the
The OF admission is in general ii; limited number
wever received between 10 and IA. Assurance Of worthy
required in every case and every youth found
rrnd, after reasonable effort incourisbe-s promptly
owed.
An letters inquiry and application should be directed The
ogca Seminary o. Alexandria, D. CO. and addressed t6
REV. w. n. PENDLETON Rector.
July IS 22-stif
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UDLAM PRESTON & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Rich
nond pgna give their particular attention to selling
op Of Tobacco and make liberal advances the same.
Uvnice opposite Shockoe Warehouse.
May 90 6-w2m
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subscriber associated with himself
under the firm of VIM Butler & Co. continuance of the
public patronage is respectfully solicited.
JuIy7 I7-wn
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AUCTION SALE OF LAND.
IN Monday, day Of july s4a, will sell the
misses the highest bidder the tract Of Land called Cav
caeaeous by the growth Of clover since has
py drained and having brough barrels
acre. no other than draining 400
original Of oak and hickory and Of great value
respas on the far corner Land from City Point by cutting
and saving Of Pine. which sold
ground for sol ~ cents
Allowing for the sawinr, &C., 3775
Leaving clear profit for the trees Of 70 81 /"
Or average of 81 l2a cts. each tree
On the day also sell several small tracts of Land
the line Of Road Petersburg Of from so 10 200
each plat Of all the Land will be exhibited day of
sae of which there will postponement
weather, and the terms then made known
PArsiLL& LEA, y9uctionetrs.
July IL 1S-tds
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July IA
DAVENPORT & ALLEN,
.4UCTIONEERS &. COMMISSION MERCHANTS

DAVENPORT 81 ALLEN,
.4UCTIONEERS e. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HAVE FOR SALE,
g UGARS-35 hogsheads Porto Rico and New Orleans
- COFFEES-600 bags Rio Luguyra, Java and Ansostura
WHSKEY-50 hhds and 30 half pipes =, -
LOAF SUGARS-200 boxes .Woolsey" and Lowering" ma
nufacture
BACON-llo hhds. hest Mddings
sALT-l60o sacks Liverpool fine
NAiLS-700 kegs common and warehouse
SHOT-600 bags "Youles'
PLASTER-l,c00 casks ground
CANDLEs-aoO boxes "tuil's'' patent
"Fray's" and tJudd's"
TEAS-50 half chests gunpowder
200 boxes do.
20 chests black
OtLS-50 barrels Tanners
10 hogsheads bleached lamp
WHITE lEAD--l50 kegs No. !
SALT PETRE-20 casks refined
ALUM-l5 bb!s.
COPPERAS-20 bbls
WINES-I0O half and quarter pipes Madeira, Sicily Madeira
Sherry and Port
PAPER-500 reams wrapping
sOAP-200 boxes b-own
POWDER-300 kegs Rifle
SOLE LEATHER sides, branded good and "damaged
BRANDY-5 half pipes "Seignette"
10 do. common
RICE-e0 terccs new.
July IA l9-2aw3w
Vafuabis Lands in Henrico and Richmond for Sale
FINDER Court Of Chancery in the OF k
u bys vs. Mckenzie and Others shall sell, FRIDAY The
instant july piece of Land in the county OF Henco on
the Deep Coal Pit Road about miles from Richmond con
tanning or less lying between the LANDS OF WILLIAM
from midst of the most improved and mpov
ing districts about Richmond
On the next day. SATURDAY, July 29b, shall sell, under
the same decree Lot street. City of Richmond, part
of Lot No 6 fronting % feet nches aud running
back depth Of the lot This LOT Is the corner par
enclosed lot the of and I'd Streets Terms MADE
AA' JAS. NJ. WICKHAM, Commissioner.
NJ Sale by auction, the respective premises, at five
O'Clock, M 10 -.
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SITUATION WANTE0.-A gentleman, who Is at present
engaged private Teacher and preparing for the Bar
les 10 get situation Teacher of school or private Ia
where he could besides attending to his school, devote
OF his time 10 his studies tie would also be willing 10
,g as Clerk other business lie is IN possession OF
me ndaons both his scholarship and moral character
able 10 teach the German Engsh Greek and Latin IAN
,es with the ba-ches Of Academica education
would prefer situation with member of the Bar Address
~, l6-lm
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0LIIYGBROOK HOTEL FOR RENT OR LEAsE-This
10 endd r.rahshment-so we'll known 10 the Travelling
dewitt I've for Rent Lease from the LIST January next
was built especially Public House, and has every con-
-nce for such Attached to the premises are commodious
* stables which belong TO the establishment.
o situation il cannot surpassed; and person qualified
the conducting of such establishment, THIS opportunity
Is great inducements Apply TO
ANDREW KEyAN.
.,srshr,v July 25th ls33 % 81
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THE undersigned have formed Co partnership under III,
OF WEBB. BACON CO. for the transaction OF The
Grocery and Commission Business
LEWIS WEBB
JOHN l.. BACON
HENRY +. Z. BASKERVILLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-28

R. RICHARD F. BRoADDUs, my Agent, IL now about to to
visit the counties in Souhwe Virginia. beginning al
see and taking all the from that point South
West purpose Of giving subscribers and others an oP
nniy of settling their dues the r Enquirer t. WnS II.
nper and southern Literary Messenger know that all cam
nope tina, all will be prepared 10 meet Mr. win these
II claims wishing subscribe TO these ana o'ner
unity. WILL an w tJ Lni.,
9l-6t
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HSp FOR sALE-By virtue Of Deed of Trust from George
ason undersigned Trustees, or one Of them WIN sen,
The premises 10 highest bidder, for ready money on
ia-.ay 10th day of August ln43 the Tract Of Land
said George B. Mason now resides lying upon
hundred and forty eight 245) and bounded by the
II John Hope and others The title TO the above netoh-
rraei Of Land is believed 10 be unquestonabe.
GEORGE HARRIS, Trustees
nc Il on-st THOMAS DUKE, J
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CHARLES LUMsDEN,

Tannahannock. Essex CO., Va, July p.
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GASEOUS CONTENTS could
not he ascerained, having es-
capped before the water reach
cd Philadelphia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-26
II f. II A Id OF II IL e II M e S.

The s.rcuaker Llush"d, hnd looked
conlp cut iarIner Gray slapped hin
iam'liar, on the shoulder, und said, i,
a lively, cheerful why
Don't ih'nk Su,,hing more about H.
freud Bacl",n And, hereafter, let Us
endeavor to do as .re Wouid be done by
and f en everything viii 90 on as sm""'l
as clock work.
Bot you will allow tha, item in the
bill = the shoemaker urged, perscvcrlng
Iv.
oh, no, | couldn't do that. ! should
think 1t wrong To make you pay, tor my
own or some of my mems neg glieence IN
leaving the bars down
but them (heshaiing lily, } th"sr geese
| killed ,hrc. Lr, II go for them
III you dad kill them we atr them -
So that is .gen. Mono, let the pas, be
Ia, gotten, and If il mikes better ne gh-
bors and friends Of us, Ne never re-
gre, what has happened
Farmer Gray remained firm, md the
bill was sciil,d, emitting the item OF
corn From that time forth, he never
had II better neishbor ihan the shoe
maker. The COWS, snd hogs, and geese
Of both, would occasionally trrspnss-
but the irespassers were always kindly
removed. The lesson WAS not lost on
either Of ihcm-ior even Farmer Gray
used to feel, sometimes, a little annoyed
when his neig ghbor's cattle broke into his
field. But IN teaching the shoemaker n
lesson, he had taken lMtle of IT to HIM
seIf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-26
'rrnc cnpv-wlfness.
uENR Y BOWEN, Scc'ry.

AN ACT to further adjourn 'hc November
term of ih. Supreme judicial C"nrt tur The
county of Washington, I" be- holden by nm
act of he General Assembly ou HE fourth
Monday of January, a. ID. lS43
Be ii enacted by he GentrM .issemby as
toLlors:
Section I. The Supreme Judicial Court
which 10y law was to have been holden nj
South X lngstown, within aud for tho cuBBty
oi Washington, On the first Monday Of Nov.
1912, aud which ut the last October session
OF the General Assembly was adjrur"c.l by
an act Of this Assembly to 'he fourth MIN
day Of January, ls43. is hereby further nd.
journcd to the Fourth Monday or tebrmrv
1913 :; aud all business now standing couiln-
ned from the last term ot said Court, shall
and may be proceeded in and iin'sl"d ny the
Court To be holden by adjournment Us aiore.
said.
Sec.2. All wri,s. returns. recogni7anccs
executions, suinnonscs aud other prncrsscs
aud proceedings reiurnable 10 or To be enter.
ed nj said Court. already issued, taken or
commenced. prior to the time to which said
Court rs by thus act adjourned, shal be re
iarnabl. To aud entered at the term of said
Court which shall be holden by virtue OF this
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-26
Jruc coDv-wiincss,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.

Wh"rea- thn rr,urns al the Globe Bank,
Providence. IN" Rhode Island Union Bank.
Newport, the Providence County and the
Smuhhcld Exchange Bank, Smuhfrd, the
Free,nsn-. The CninrrrcInl and the q INK ui
Bristol, Bristol, the Bank of Kent, Coventry,
the Mouu, Vernon B,nk. Foster. and the
CcnievIIle Bank, Warw,ck made 10 tins
General Assembly NJ it, presen' session, are
no, ~ the hrm required by law:
Jh,refors. Resoiprd. Tint said Banks be-
awhnrlzcd to amend their returns. which
.meuded returns shall have the r~ur effect a.
II thcy were originally correctly made =: Pro-
rii,d. That ,t.ey pses.n, Ia this General As.
sembly on or bcta.rc the 2S'h day Of J,nU,ry.
a. ID iSi3. q correct statement ~ ~" form
rquir by law. Of The .Iiusi.on nf said Bnnks
AZ they were on the day on whseL lbcn fret
returns were made.
True ropv-w witness,
HENRY BOWEN. Src'ry.
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OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

A sound National Currency, regulated by tho
viii aud Authority of the Nation
An Adequate Revenue, with Fair Protection
to American Industry
Just restraints on tho Executive power, om-
braeing n further Restriction on the eXcr-
els. of thu Veto:
a faithful Administration ofthe Public Domain,
with an Eqn,abl. Distribution "f tho pro-
ec-ds Of the Sales Of il among all The
States.
An Hnpcst and Economical Administration of
the General Government, leaving Public
OiHaers perfect Freedom Of Th"nghi, and
Of III. Right Of Suffrage but with suitahl.
Restraints against Improper Interference
in Elections.
An Amendment Of the Constitution, limiting
iha incumbent Of the Presidential Office
to Sing 10 Term. II. CLAY.
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A PRQCLA NATION.

4 PROCLAMATION.
\ Whereas the General Assembly Of said
State on The twen,y-6rs, day Of January in
slant, passed the Resolu,ipns following, to
wit:
| Whereas the Convention which assembled
a, Newport on the second Monday of Sep
ternbcr, A. u. 1892. in pursuance Of an net
passed OF the last June session of the Gene
raj Assembly. have fsamcd a new ConsiItu-
ti"n for The govcrnmr of this State, and
submitted the same to the People Cor their
ratification and adoption: and whereas IT mp
pears by the votes returned to and counted
by the General Assembly. thai said C"n.,i-
tuition has been adopted by large majority
Of the qualified electors vo,ing thereon:
therefore,
Resolved. That hi. Exc-llrncy the Gover-
nor b. requested TO issue hi. Proclamation an
nonncing the sa'nc.
Resolr>d further, Tim, his Exc"ll"ncy The
Governor be requested to transmit duly ex.
empli6ed copies of ihcscss resolutions. of his
Proclamation, and of thu new Constitution,
Ia the President Of the United States, md to
The Governors OF the several States Of the
Union.
| do, therefore, in pursuance Of the fore
going resolution, issue ths my Proclamation,
Announcing ihn, the Constitution aforesaid
has been adopted by a majority Of the quail
fed electors voting thereon md that on and
after the first Tuesday in May next, said
Constitution will be and become the supreme
law of IN" State OF which all persons will
take due notice and govern Themselves ac-
cordingly: And ,his do in hope. thn, an in
strnment so liberal and saln,ary in its provi-.
si"ns, will ensure The respect and supper. of
the good People Of this State.
Given under my hand and the 9coj Of said
State. at the city Of Providence, This
tweniy.ihird Of January. in the year
H. s.. Of our Lnrd one thousand eight hnn.
dred aud for,y three. aud of the In.
dependence of the United States of
America the sIx'y-scvenih.
SAMUEL WAkD KING.
BY Ills Eycellcncy's command:
Henry BowEN. Secretary Of Stale.
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True witness.
HENRY BOW EN, Sec'ry.
AN ACT to adjourn The Conr, of Common
Pl-ns iur the county of Bristol.

AN ACT to adjourn the Conr, of Common
Pl-os Tor the county of Bristol.
BE il enacted by The General Assembly as
foiiors:
Section ! The Curt Of Common Pleas
which by nw il io he holden Il, Bristol on the
fourth M"nday of Janrury. A. ID. IS4', Is
hereby atipurucd Ia the SECOND Monday of
February. A. ID. lS43; aud oil business now
-,andlng continued from the term of sald
Court winch was holden in ana f,rscald conn.
~ on The first Monday oi June last shall bc
proceeded IN and finished by the Court to be
holden by adjournment by virtue Of this act,
Sec. = All wri,s, returns, TecogniZancrs.
executions, su,ninonse., and other process
and proceedings rcturnnble to said Court.
which may be taken ar CONNIE nc ed prior To
,hc time To which said Court Is by this act
adjourned, shall he rriurnnhle and returned
to the term Of sald Court which shall be hol-
den by virtue nf this act: Provided, howev.
or, that this act shalt not be- construed To
authorize The issuing of any original writ or
summons, except for witnesses, IN any civil
action rc,urnabe TO said adjourned term /:
and all wris, declarations and pltadinys IN
civil actions already conmcn need for SAID Jan.
term Of said Court, shall be- filed ln the same
manner and at The sniue iimr or times, as III
this act had moi hern passed.
Sec. 3 The Secretary shall cause notice
hereof 10 be given III such way as 10 him
shull seem best.