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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-11


In the Law Reporter for April there ap-
pears short but interesting notice of the
trial Of the Rt Rev. Bishop Onderdonk.-
The Report Of the trial is characterized as
admirable" and as Contrasting most IA
yorably with the specimen Of old tcOmanis,nD
recently exhibited in the proceedings against
Mr.. FairchiId in New Hampshire. The
arguments of counsel are spoken of highly
and so for the most part are the opinions or
the Bishops whose painful duty it was to sit
in judgment on an accused and erring BROTH
er. Exceptions however are made in regard
to the Bishop Of New Jersey and Maryland,
the opinion of the former being called forci-
bly, feeble and that of the latter eoorseiy bru-
tai. Indeed the editor thinks that Bishop
Whittingham's attack upon some Of the f.
male witnesses "would do honor to street
BLACKBOARD" This is strong language GER
tainiy and probably is the outpouring Of
honest indignation against the high dgnita-
ry Of the church, who would from motives
of church party, violate courtesy which 10
due to every female:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-11

O. On Tuesday last the water in Onion
River was higher than it has been for sever
al years. Fortunately the ice had been
pretty much disposed of previously, so that
comparatively little injury has been done.
VI. Waterman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-11

AZ a meeting Of the listers of the county of
Windsor, held at Woodstock on Tuesday the
Goth day of March, for the purpose of adopting
measures TO insure uniformity in the appri-
The following rate of spprisals were then
agreed on.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-11

Prof Kingsley Of Yale College, sails for
Europe, to-day, in the Prince Albert, for the
purpose of purchasing books for Yale Col
lege. Some three or four hundred students
marched down TO the steamboat landing
from the College to see him off As the
boat left the wharf they gave him IL hearty
cheers. Mr. Kingsley has been Professor
in Yale College for forty years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-11

sLJ~ Fre.-The dwelling-house and
wood-shed belonging to Simeon Harwood,
in the south part Of this town, was destroyed
by fire on the oath ult Most Of the furn,-
ture Of the house was consumed, together
with the farming utensils, grain, harnesses,
&C., stored in the wood-house. The hog
pen adjoining the wood-house, and contain
ing three hogs, was also consumed. The
only provisions saved was one barrel of pork.
Loss estimated at $1,000. Not insured. The
fire is supposed to have caught from sparks
from the chimney Of the arch in which was
fire for boiling sap Vermont Gazette.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-11
Washington, March 06, ls4s.
lifor of the Baltimore Potr;ot


1t is ascertained that Col Gardner, late
Auditor Of the Post Office Department. and
not Amos Kendall, takes the Washington
City Post Office. The Colonel IS an est.
mabie gentleman aud decided friend n
the new Post Office Law, which reduces the
rates Of postage so essentially. He enters
on the duties Of the Office on the LIST proximo.
Mr. Peter G Washington does superceds
Mr.M. ST G. Clarke, at the same time =.
Sixth Auditor, and Mr. Washington will be
succeeded as Chief Clerk Of the Bureau bv
Hon William J Brown. Trust me, the las,
named parsonage will soon work his way 10
a higher station. There ,ciH be no stOpping
him
Mr. Solicitor Penrose does give place 10
Seth Barton Of New Orleans, alias "Ran.
dolph Of Roanoke" Of the Richmond En-.
quIrer.
DIR Miller does take the place Of John 8.
Skinner as Third Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral. DR. M. was transferred to this Office
from that Of Second Assistant Postmaster
General
The rumor to-day is that Mr. Amos Ken
dali will be appointed Minister to Spain in
place OF Washington Irving.
Four Clerks in the State Department, and
two in the Land Office, have, learn, ceased
to receive employment within few days. Il
is supposed there will be pretty general
stepping out Of and into the Clerkships in
the Departments on Monday and Tuesday
next. The ms are filled with doubts, the
outs with hopes POTOMAC.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-11

State TRrALs.-The Spring Term of
the Common Pleas for this County, closed
on Friday morning, after clearing both the
old and new Docket.
The most exciting case was the trial of
DR. John S. GaIlop and james L. Carpenter,
charged with emptyiug basket full Of shaw
ings through the window lin the dead Of
night, last June) into the sitting room Of
Samuel Cragin, of Paper Mill Village, and
then setting them on fire. Mr. Crsgin, not
being asleep, heard footsteps, and soon after
discovered the light from the burning shaw
ings, aud succeeded in putting the FIRE out
without damage. The evidence was cir
cumstantial, but so very strong that the Ju-
nv in a short time found them both gully.
The Attorney General enforced with great
power the considerations which he thought
must convince of guilt, and Gov. Hubbard
very strenuously commended for their inno-
cence. 1t was rather chilling to hear him
say that the great Searcher Of hearts knows
Gaop to be innocent Of the charge Ex-
ceptions were taken, which are reserved for
decision by the Superior Court, before SEN
lence is pronounced. The Statute subjects
the respondents to not less than one, nor
more than ten years in State Prison. New
bail was required, but we do not learn that
either have yet been successful. DR. G. has
been respectable and, as was stated, skill
full physician but, for many years past, had
become very incorporate. Carpenter, too,
was an inebriate and without character. To
the influence Of rum, may be attributed this
shocking crime, under a supposed injury, in
Cragin's placing his new house in a position
near him, which gave offence. Mr. C's two
daughters we're asleep in the chamber over
the room set on fire. aud the family had that
day removed into the house. Carpenter did
not appear to have any motive. Evil speak
ing, pauperism and crime-these are too
often the sad concomitants Of intoxicating
drinks as beverage. How much better
that they be banished entirely from -four
ishing yillage.-Keene Sentinel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06
Mr.. KELLY-THE UNFORTUNATE.

IL was or province, day since. publish an
account Of the late fire. by which OF desev-
ing citizens was deprived Of hs all. Mr. John f. Kelly
and shop. together with his implements Of
dusy were entirely consumed by FIRE, Friday night,
has been the victim Of a similar misfortune two
SONS before.
This industrious and honest man, deserves tho sympathy
OF his fellow citizens and they WILL have doubt give
HIN good suppose that he only entitled to
such sympaihes, but he may have PRACTICAL
Of the fact.
We understand that subscription paper has been put in
crculsnon to raise funds sufficient furnish Mr.. Kelly
with the necessary tools for again starting in the world
prosecuting hs industry his trade, which believe Is
Wheelwnght
In regard this matter, we find the following in the
Enquirer u yesterday;
alt sdrawn up and headed with 100 dollars by TIC old
citizen Of Richmond whom everybody respects.
We know VI truly calling for the aid tie
community, and commend the kndost feelings u
those, WIN inclined 10 assist deserving The Oh.
Ject TO snsbo Mr. H. TO purchase tools, build shop and
80 20 roTk
We requested, also to ask those persons indebted
Mr. to call and pay their dues. They sorey needed"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06
Prospects Of Tobacco in NorA Caroliaa

Prospects Of Tobacco ia NORTH Caroiisa.
A friend who resides in the old North State, but
now n visit to this city, has furnished us with
the following extract of letter, received by him
yesterday. BY this extract, it will be seen that
our neighbors OF North Carolina have also been
suffering seriously for the want Of rain.
The prospect, indeed. is a gloomy one yet we
trust much more Tobacco may be made both in
the Old North State and in our own, than many
suppose:
"HESDERsNS. N. C., I'd Aug, lsIS.
Dear Sr-Yours OF the LIST instant is to hand. From
the best information able obtain in regard Ia the
Tobacco CROP there cannot be the fourth at
crop made in North Carolina. The counties OF Orange,
Caswe Guilfsrd Person. Granville and Warren (a large
tobacco growing countcs) literally burnt From
what hear, all sides. is than will be able
suppose after you have read this There few
nciehbourhoods where the crop will perhaps yield
suiccncy Tor support. What little tobacco and that
will be made planted in the low grounds which, VIC fear
this morning, very great destroyed by
overflow. We have had rain do any good this
since about the middle of May, until last Tuesday
when blessed with fine shower.
Last evening had ut the Tremendous rains
that have fallen for have seen but gentleman
rom the country this morning. who informs that his
low ground fences all washed away, and his tobacco
and under water"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06
Prom IN, Ral,,mor, American.

LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA.-Capt. Means,
of the Brig Henry, New York. from Buenous A.res
which place he lett the 5th June, reports niofnn
ton obtained from the L. ). Consul, that the combined
ieetS ut England. France aud Brazil were shout bocks
ding the port OF Bucnos Ayres. Thirty sail OF British
aud French of assembled in the river, with
than 10000 troops board The y. y. Journal Vi
Commerce says
Our tie vt the British Packet, published at Bueno:
Ayres June ls aud Capt. Means sailed the 5th
What may have occurred IN the interval cannot tell
but there nothing mentioned in the Packet which could
lead to the idea at a blockade being probable.
Capt. Means further reports that the brig Emily, Tom
nson OF Salem refused into III, OF Buc
Ayres because she had been spoken While passing
Monte Vdeo by the United States siooP OF war Boston
which put some letters on board.
Baron Defsuds, the Minister from France arrived
Buenos Ayes the 3OIh May, the French
frigaie Fulton.
Mr.. Vaudeville, the recalled British Minister had hi:
audience of leave the 9Th of June and the sih Mr.
Ouseley. the new Minister, presented hIs credentials.
The Packet says that The controversy with Bra
zi in uain Tor amcable adjustment. The Monievi-
deans WIN took refuge IN the Brazilian territory, had been
disaned. and .x-Pesident Rivers had been conducted
under escort from the Peotas the province
Rio Grnnde. General Onbe had proclaimed amnesty
inviting the fugitive Monevdeans return IN peace and
safety.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06

feusd iro thsr esthsoms residences (sseh
eomfor,sbiy loeasedl OF neat plain cottages
wing their garden. shade and many cheap comforts
that could be diased around them and b. their hones,
Industry laying up something fot old age. whilst the yosns
kept from bcsgsry and trained up they should be.
Who predict the happy effects that in few yea
would result from the undertaking. And is THE visionary
sehemei The manufacture OF cotton having become well
established business that must, under
c. yield fair profit the Stockholders would BE- quite
safe in the investment tho stocks OF other
the stock held in small amounts, being duscd amongst
our business the professional and the pLanihropsts,
would sustain interest the Of the experiment.
that would tend to promote its greater usefulness; and
tio.c who may look only the increased wealth Of the
city, would be gracd by seeing fifty sixty thousand
dollars thus put circulation by sbornx class that here
toore paid but little towards their support With the
hope that the subject may be taken in hand by some one
competent illustrate the benefits that may arise
from its effects defer further remarks for the present
A II.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06
FARMERS, LIBRARY FOR AUGUST.

The August number Of the Farmers Library has re. en-.
ed u.s. and fully susiaHs the position had assigned it,
Of the valuable works Of the day. This mum
bsr which the second yet published embcished with
. number Of eBgrsvings. illustrative OF the SUBJECTS upon
which the suhop ueat The plato Of LADY Suffolk" Is
ornsmsnt to the pages. Accompanying this plate 10
very pfety drawn picture Of the uolng horse Of this
county, fine specimen Of which the LADY" hos proved
herself We do know a better way Of introducing the
Augo~' number Of the Library, than by copying table
OF contents: Continuation of Lecture Farmers on Agri
oSltVr'l Chemistry. Source VI Carbon Of Plants. The
OUg- hydrogen aud Nitrogen d Plants. The Inorgar.
BE- C0usU,vents Of Fsnm-Ashcs. The Ashes Of Plants.
Fsllow. Rotsuon Il Crops. Msuures Vegetable Ma
mere Aaimsl Msuures. Mineral Manuros Summary
and Conclusion. iqy,. I.S--Gu,no. Glossary.
THIS wofk. under 30. management of one of the most
experienced Agricultural the country. John
Skinner E.q must have an immense circulation ~ shor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06
CnNNuNfCATEn.

CONFERENCE.-THE.
Scheme TO AmeiiOrAfc fSc Condition Of he Poor, JVt
IHd0shiOgs.
There numbers NJ poor, but indBsfTiODs per
sons especially females in and about the city, that would
be willing improve their condition, and that Of their "a
miles provided they could had regular employment a.
iotding fair fcinpns ration employment suited
the condition aud 1ges Of oil, mot too laboriousJ aud
respectable.
How such employment could be procured for those
needing city, has been long consiJera
ton with IN the Eastern section Of tho
county, where there greater diversity Of occupations
suited to the wants Of oil conditions o the community,
this difficulty does not exist. At present, busi
ha could BE- established &, answer the Of the
labDfer, the phanthOpst aud the capitalist, equsl that
o a Cotton MaHHCaefOry. upon extensive scae-to be
dc,gned msiny s1,fd emp the poor white popu
Luton. would therefore suggest, that Company should
be Incorporated with ,apal of one hundred thousand dol
lars, for that especial purposehe Establishment be
located IN retired, but healthy of tho city,
or near 1.-THE operation Of the machinery be carried
on by sieam-whch, with the abundance VI Goals this
place. will be found 10 be quite choap tbs price ask
ed for water rent-connectsd with this establishment
there should be retained sumo extent Of land aHorJnp
sufficient for cottages gardens. &c. tor such Of the
employed preferred permanent ftsidenco, a school
ROOM aud such Other arrangements the good AID hu-
mane could suggest, must be connected viii the scheme
that the young aud oughress should be reared Up
gnorsncc sod prof gaeyi bot religious snd moral in
sructOn, and temperance, proceed vrh industry and
| limit Nov LEI imagine some two hundred d our
sgOsld and gnOrsn white males Ond smses tbus uOps-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06

The Aususf No. Of the Seu,bsrH Literary Menenser.
The Southern Literary Messenger ior August has been
placed table, We have not yet had the leisure 10
give this number OF the Messenger such
at certainly demands bat for the present only lay
before our readers inviting isble of contcnlo
The Massachusetts, proposuon for aboIshng the Slave
preseuisuon, guaranteed by the Constitution Remarks
on various late Poets. Mormonsm and tho Moruons.
Love Sketches. The three days OF the French Reyoluon
The frs, day. BJssuet and Rob Hall. The Bachelor:
Oregon Territory. The WarehOusing System New
Books. IL POETRY: ms-A Sime-Loneliness-
Grouped Thoughts aud Scattered FuneissA collection Vi
Sonnsu-Lays Of Courage-Tbe Blind Husbsnd-O! Bu.
~ me not-I.oye OF Flowers, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRt

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
William E. Russell, Register OF the land Office ut Dan
vile Illinois, the place Of John w Vance. whose com
mission will expire on the 9th OF August, ls45.
Geo. p Manouvrier. oi Louisiana, Consul for Penam-
buco. Brs I'll. in tse place OF q. r. Snow. recalled.
Stewart Steel. Pcnusyvan Consul for Dundee, in
Scotland, in the place of Edward Baxter, recalled.
Joel Turrl, at New York, Consul for the Sandwich Is
lands, in the place OF Alexander q. Abel. recalled.
Samuel Haght, Of Louisiana Consul for the Azores,
Western Islands, in the place OF Charles w. Dabney.
Alexander j. Bergen, of New York, Consul for the is
land Bermuda, in the place Of William Tudor Tucker
recalled.
Stephen $ Levy. Postmaster at Lowell, Massachusetts
in the place of Jacob Robbins. removed.
Stephen K. Mallory. at Key West, Florida, Adam
Gordon. removed
Abel c. Pepper Marshal Of the United States for the
district at Indians the place OF Robert Hanna, whose
commission has expired.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06
Tur RIcuMoNp ACADEMY.

We OWiisd state, intention, lhat the Trus
Gee. Of the Richmond Academy have placed their
,iOu undes The control OF Col. Cfozot 81 this city.
The esnasmsn Who has tikcn charge Of the Academy
" Gel known citizens aud the State generally. He
~ss zoe some tine Chief Engineer Of Virgins In which
e.p.eiy 10 rendered essenIil service TO the Common
sal,h ~ hi. enerpnzs, sidcd a. he expects To b.
~ opapsrnt assistants. Cot. Cftzct Will render sl or'
service the ei,v aud the State large by giving The
yoseh. wto sybe placed under bis Instruction, sibofosg
kso-leafs effsneh, Msthsmstios, SC, NC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06

To SoVTnIRNERs-persons IN the South, accustomed TO
buy clothing made up this vicinity, be very
ul II purchasing such goods during the ensuing fall and
winer, they will be goriousy taken in CASH
meres. linens, bfOIdclohs Vcstngs, etc. cNhumed from
Of the grea' Ere here have been collected oget
er, and If there possibility OF getting articles the
shape OF xpresibes. cOa shirts etc. o the relics.
they will all be made up for the Southern trade We
one Southern shop literally filled with burnt remnants, por-
tons Of which comedy enough ,ho eye. but for
wear aTe of entirely useless Dali ph-but
uscful,-Noahs Messenger.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06
10 POST.MASTERS.

We desire call your attention the following letter
from the Department the Postmaster at Milodgevc
POsT OFFIcE DEgAErNEST,
July -, 1875.
Sir-Your letter Of the 18Th instant. is received.
letter notifying tho publishers when subscriber iaI
take hs paper pamphlet from tho Post Occ, clearly
reotss to the business Of The Office the Postmaster be-
ing required by the regulations (chnp 1O To give such
ce-and il should therefore be free Ut postage
deffegulsuoa Ji5. Very respectfully, &c, &c,
w. MEDiLb, I'd Asst r. NJ. Gen.
EzFA DAGoITT. Esq =. NJ
MedgevIIe, Goofgia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06

= u1- Us,ox irsxrss.scr M.rr,so-Ths ~Provsssne.
Total Abstuenee Socis, with other Societies In that
vse'aiy. will hold GRAsn UM,s MKrrSs ON Saturday
the 18Th Of August at the SEATS Perkius Store,
Gocchlsud Couniy, Immediately the Three Chopped
Rood. where the fsnds Of Temperance. and the Public
generally. are invited to attend.
Messrs. LuciAS Minor and RIcu.Rp lvANHaE CocKr.
engaged deliver Addresses. aud other Speakers
expected. 6--ctd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06
MORE ATTEMPTS TO RUNAWAY

"Chb - sbsfb . ~ -
We lesrn that information lodged with tho Mayor
on Saturday night Of the intended departure Of gang o
five Negroes for the North One Of the gang arrested
and placed in Jail, the others known the Police
9rrRE.-Would II not be advisable for the Legislature
to extend he Inspection Laws oil ports and places North
of the apes OF the DalaWsre many OF slaves
annually carrieG "f 10 ports Norm u them.
NORToLA HEAD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06

A SHARK letter from board the U. S. ship
Saratoga dated Pensacola 2ls ult the Norfolk He
raid says:-Last Saturday afternoon caugh. large
shark measuring about feet and cutting open the
mach there found M a mans head with the hair
IL! From the fact that old quarter. named Gift
drowned week days before, sent II on board
of her bucket and by the color Of the hair il
cognzed u b. that oi the old Griffith. | believe he
a Englishman. The head ashore and de-
Gently inferred in the burying ground."-NoRFoLG HER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06
NIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks OF

Of The superior Cour Of Chancsy Tor The RICHMOND
Circuit 4th day Of August 1875
Thomas r. MeGehee, prtn'
against
Bailey AMI Mace Fitzgerald late partners under the
firm OF Bailey Fitzgerald and John Godin executor OF Edmund
Bailey deceased. def Is
defendant Robert Bailey having entered his appear
security according 20 the Act Assembly and the
Rules of Court and appealing by satisfactory evidence that
inhabani Commonwealth II ordered that
defendant the Ruleso be- holden for the
Monday November next and answer the
p,ann and copy of this order he forthwith
newspaper published City Of Richmond for
SUCCESSFULLY posted front door Of tha CaPi
to the said city. copy. Tsste,
aus-wgw ~ r. HOWARD & G.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06

B,srox AGAIN ~ THE FIELp.-The New York Spirit Of
the Times, Of Saturday. contains challenge from the
boston party" offering stallion Boston OF course
for $40 ,OO0 the Petersburg Va. Course, four mile
heats November next against stallion IN America
and proposing several colts Of his get in several
for some 81 5 600 in purses.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06
4.973,O65 81
r. J. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury,

RAIN AT LASTING blessed with a5un-
dnnI shower oi rain Friday night which we hope
tended far into the country Ii s doubtless too late TO
many fields Of corn but nevertheless anticipate great
benefit considerable portions o the growing crops which
have been entirely blasted by the protracied drought
LyaehJug VHginian.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06
IMPORTED FOR rus UNITED sTArEs sAzEIff.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

SATURDAY EyEsiSG, August %.
The Flour market steady at our last quotation
with ue inquiry for eNpofi; We notice iunhtf
ssc Il Jar brand not recently ground AZ - small
sslos u ronI old stock n6 OFT aud surely fresh
ground IS which 10 the general asking price Tor ship
ping bfands Corn MeslA small sale 81 Ionn's made nj
81 ISL Rye Four--Wc quote fresh ground - 61s VS.
whest IN moderate request; two parcels SOUTH
stn arrived TO day. remain unsold we quote sts5 90 G.
Com tsier scarce. Southern yellow is worth A4c Osts
New Southern arrive more freely, aud prices barely
supported sales at 3OL 81 Whiskey in bills wan
ted 10 Groceries end Provisions, no change since yesler
dsy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06
OFFICIAL.


TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING, Ate. I, 1915.
Amount of the several issues outstanding
August I. 1915, as per records OF tins Of
nee S77S,I6l Is
Deduct cancelled notes an the hands OF tho
accounting on,cers 1900 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06

The advertisement OF the Academy appeared an yes'e-
days paper and has doubtless been read with interest sy
the friends OF Education In this ctr. - i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06
NLIRGINIA:-At rules held in the CleIk's or.

zee Superior Court OF Chance for the Richmond
Circuit 9Th day OF August, 1855
Hsginbo,hln OF Thomas liiggnLoham de
ceased, plh
William Crane John :. SydRor and other def IS
above named having entered their APPEAR
according the act OF Assembly aud the
Appearing. by satisfactory eSidenes that
they IL ordered, that
defendant William Cns do 1t the Ruts u
t hrt Monday November neat
plInn aud that the Snrd de-
Johu sydno do also here Al the time Aforesaid
amended bills 81 the plaintiff and that
n copy pub
City Richmond months and post
e ihe front door OF the Capitol IN the said city
Copy Tsste,