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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20
on the 9Sih September,
p AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE

vIilE subscriber having determined to beyond the
L Alegany ms, offers Tor sale that valuable
andwell known Tract OF Land which he resides, contain
ing near
GOO ACRES,
about $50 Of which heavily timbered Tobacco Land This
property lies the Forest Road, three miles from yncbug
and of superior quality; lies well could be desired
finely watcred, and has on it fine large
An DWELLING house, dat
with every other HOUSE necessary farm, new and
of the best quality. In addition to which Blacksmh's and
Whecrights shops, Store House and Dwelling, and
buildings necessary at wagon yard. This property wa
the exception of little the road, is good state Of i'm.
provement, under fine fencing No soil better adapted
Grass than this.
Also the day, will be sold another Tract lying
within mile of this, Ivy Creek, containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
CT which first lows grounds II has fair pro
portion Of Wood Land and lies we'll and is well watercd
The above property will be sold long credit with the
ception Of small portion AT the time, will be sold
STOCK or MI DIES c RIP TIO.NS,
FURNITURE, PLANTATION UTENSILS,
CROPS, Sc, &c.
Together with some NEGROES. The subscriber living
The plantation, wi take pleasure in showing it any per-
wishing purchase This sale will post, ely take place
on the day adv ertised.
August l9-t2SS SAMUEL NJ SCOTT
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NiIE subscriber having engaged the services Of Miss
Il Nieds. from Westminster. Pennsy proposes
having a school at her house. Amherst Court House.
for the instruction of young Ladies in different depart
ments of English, together with French and Music
those DESTROYS of palronsg heschoo satisfactory
limonias of qualifications will be shown,
Several pupils be accommodated wi board in the
subscribers funny The school will the
9th Of September next.
SARAH w. DAVIES.
Amherst Court House. August 23-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

DEATH OF LET. TANEYHLL.-A letter has been
ceived from Assistant Adj utant General w H. GRAY, at
Tampco dated Angus 25th, which states that Lieut..
TANEyHLL, Of whose capture BY the Nlexicans have
heretofore given account. taken To Hueutla by
the Mexicans, with some other prisoners, where his
wounds proved fatal, and he died the 25lh Of July
The letter closes by stating that he treated with
medical skill and care.
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VOL. XxVE.---NO. Is

lure lie The seeds Of potracted and hopeless suffering
have IN innmerabe Instances been sown in The consi-
n'nn Of tho child simply through ignorance Of this
great fundamental physical law ard the time has come
When the united voices Of these incent victims sbouli
ascend. 'rnmpe'-tongued TO The ii every paront
aud every teacher In the land. Give us free air and
wholesome exercise; leave IL develop expanding
sgs IN 'cordance With the laws of being. and full
scope for tho elastic aud bounding impulses Of young
blood 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE
FOR SALE

virtue OF Decree of the Circuit Court Of
- Of the Sd OF April, 1917, amended by another
IAy 1917, In the suit of Bav G.. Wnlrcc &c. against
Lucy Winsrec and Others the Plantation James River in
,ne county OF Buckingham, belonging the
iniree Decd will be offered for sale public auction
on the premises on Tuesday, the 18th October next ar
ii not the next day The plantation contains by srvc,
1900 acres,
OF winch there estimated be about GOO acres of nen
arabic land including about $50 river and snail
portion OF creek, low grounds The residue the land is in
WOODS and much ct well timber ed Nearly all the open
land IN high state OF mproy from the @ of
ana ana well adapted To the growth of Tobacco
Corn and Oats There is erist mill on the place
and site on which there has been saw mill the dam now
standing IN good repair TIL mil burnt last wear but
may be rebuilt al moderate cost and rendered very pro-
table The plantation aons the lands Ro Boiling John
and James Harris Henry and orcnzo Nicholas and others
and is about miles from Scottsville and miles from the
Virginia Mills Produce be the river to
the canal without any hauling the opposite SIDE
well waercd ny TWO creeks running entirely through
good orchard and all tobacco houses
with small dwelling and an overseers house
The purchaser will receive possession OF the land in
CROP so soon as the crops be properly gathered and
moved and will take full possession the January
reervng only the of tobacco houses and fuel
until the tbacco crop can be cured and carried away.
The Terms Oneourh cash and a dlt one tyy
and three equal instruments cse-the
payments to bear interest from the sale and BY
bonds with good security and by retaining unit,
mcnt.
g. We authorized say, that not the intention O,
OF the persons interested in the purc it.
LUCY WINFREE,
HOLDEN RHODES, : oomfS'
Sept 10 ds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

COTTON FACTORY

wi lON fNi IOhN.
rv>IE subscriber would inform the Merchants gen
era as well as the public that he making at the Black
Water Cotton Factory, good article of Cotton arms
made i'll establishment he not whose be-, and
all he wants is for fair trial be made Of the prove
them he subscriber is well aware o the difference good
and bad yans and in orrr that YOU may be imposed
You liable to be, the yarns, and you can't work
thrm Just put them found them, and make out th
charge for well returning, and the subscriber
will pay the ireigh the delivery othe yarns TO him al
the Factory.
Also, he generally has good lot owaddng, suitable ioi
Comforts, hand all OF which shall be sold lair prices
Please give HIM call when you want thing in his
JAS. S. CREWDSON, Agt
Iynchburg Sept 2. lSi7.-ts
81 The lcXington Abingdon, and Fmcastle Va, and
Ioncsborongh, Tenn papers, will copy WOW and forward
account to this office.
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wv ". BLACKBOARD, Editor.
PUBLISHED By
BLACKFORD, STATHAM \ BILLIARD,

EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY,
o., -Four Dollars per payable IN adraaee No sub
;,ton cH be rseeired for shorter time than sir months
d no paper u b discontinued ercepf at the discretion
fths Edifors) until all m,earages o'e paid.
~ 1DYERTIsE.ME.N'IS inserted at so cents per
,ouar. .r ies every inner form insertion and 37 cts
,,r ssusrs Tor ess) for erery outer form Insertion
Every .1DTERTISER as required to note on his Ms
hs, long he ,cishes his advertisement inserted adrer-
,.,,nf NOT so noted inserted TIL its dcontinace
) ordered
FOR YEARLY .fDTERTISLNt' the terms are for
IN. privilege oftre squares 5 40 for one square SO Jor
On. square. iner ton<35 Erery yearly Advertiser ud'
sured co6ne has ADVERTISING to his particular line q
business.
a. JOB PRINTING erecutedn neatly aud erredatousy
and on reasonable terms.
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EDWIN X. PAGE,

EDWIN X. PAGF,
II + II " r. Y n II l. A "
CAMPBELL {. H., VA.
WILL practice all the Courts of Campbell county
the Quarterly and superior Courts Of Franklin
Piitsyyana and Halifax Counties
f. X and J. W. PAGE,
Having associated themselves in the practice of III,
Law, Will attend the Courts in I.YNcHBuRG AMHERST
-ANPBELL, FRANKLIN, PIrTsYLyANIA and HALIFAX
All business entrusted to their will have pronp, at
lention
For r.. X. PAGE, address Campbell E. H.
w. PAGE still retains his office in Lynchburg
July 22-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

The progress Of Ohio is a modern wonder Mr. Cisi
the intelligent s,aslician has just published some tables
which shew the population thus
1900, 1886
1910, 230,76U
1920, 5Si 434
1880, 937 1896
1910, l,5l6467
lie ESTIMATES that, at the same rate Ohio IN 10 So
contain population Of 3.l9O,334. And this is but
ofthe many States Of the " est. The rapid, onward
and extraordinary Of that section VI the Union is
indeed calculated sare. aud render specua,ious as
to the future wild and uncertain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

Mr. Secretary buchanan (says the philadelphia News)
has received very and Notifying rnhuke from,
his party aud in the place where his ancient resi-
drnce fixed. The ioc,fuco Convention u I.an-
caster county assembled in Lancaster city 70
ago and formed the rket for the coming election. A
erirs Of resolutions aso adopted. in which Polk,
Skunk Iongseih, etc, etc, lauded the skies,
aud among them was The following:
tso'red. That the Democracy ii Lancaster county
have full and continued confidence in the Hon. james
Buchanan, 'the hvore Of =, nnsy vauia" the tai
entrd and interchangeable Secretary Of State for his able
administration Of said department.
One Of Mr.. Buchanan's oldest friends, Col Reah Fn-
rose up Immediately after it's being read and In
guage not al all courteous 10 Mr. Buchanan DECLARED
his opposition 10 II. Great the asonsh nent of some
Of the socrenys peculiar friends and their anger was
strong and tfo'hy, but itavaed nothing for the res u-
tlon was postponed and Mr. Buchanan stands cndemn-
ed by the very men who not long since aud ed linn az
worthy Of being the Chief Of the nation.
The Lancaster lniellgencer has editorial article re
al'e 10 the resolutions and poco dngs. but it dues mos
utter word concerning Tho rough treatment of "Ponn.
sylyana's tlyoritc son."
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ebbIctOn school
ron EnIFAT JnIEN

VH 7VIsNV T"7T7TT5.
TUNIlE 2nd Session OF this School will commence on tn
Il LIST OF October next Anxious that all thu pupils
united to her should be thoroughly instructed, and
believing this to be mpraccable where there many
Scholars, Miss Manson proposes 10 establish School
consisting only of ten twelve young ladies, all of whom
she wishes board in her Fathers family and 10 take
in addition to their English Studies, Music and French
lessons.
TERMS,
Board Gncluding washing fuel ligh,s) 50 pr. month
ruon-Engllsh
French
Music
use of Instrument 50 cents
Board and Tuition, payable one half in advance. the
remainder at the end of the Sessonleers, addressed Ia
Mr.. Nathaniel l. Manson, lynchburg, will be attended
TO.
Aug. 3O-ts
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NOTICE,

LII those indebtedto the late Concerns of Roberts
a Lee and Lee 4 Roberts, are earnestly request
ed to come forward and pay their and accounts as
Is very imports that the sh ,ud be closed Long
indulgence will not be given. LEE s ROBERTS
March It's
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TO THE SCROFULOT.S.

TO THE SCROFILOUS
nOCTOK L. w. EWING informs the public tina
- he is in possession Of Boyds remedy for Scrofua
is too well known 10 the community to common, on
Those who are afflicted may call him and be relieved
His Office is near New Store, Buckingham county, Va
His Post Office, New Store Buckingham.
Charges moderate.
April 22-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20
) II l. f. o + 7 "A l. u Il y l. T.
Lot and Dwelling House,

IN LY.NL HBURG
IN Thursday, the 30h day OF September O'Clock
~ p NJ, upon the premises will be sold, public auc
ton, by the Undersigned obedience OF the Su
perior Court of Chancery for the Richmo nd Circuit in two
suits therein depending Of which Andrew Stcedman
is Plaintiff and the administrator and heirs landon c
Cabe deceased and others, Defenans the her
OF which Robert Saunders is Plaintiff, and the Admins
and heirs of andon r. Cabell decd and are Defen-
lants, all that valuable LOT Federal Il the town
Of Lynchburg, with the
DWELLING HOUSE
and the buildings thereon and the appureanccs belonging
To the estate of Landon r. Cabc, som. wears
past occupied by Samuel Garland, Esq, tenant
TERMS.
One fourth part the purchase money be paid either
ash at the time OF the sale orthrty days thereafter
by note notes. well endorsed negotiable and payable
Bank including interest from the day of sale. The
the purchase money be paid equal instruments six
twelve and eighteen months from the day OF sale the pucha
to give his bond for the three deferred instruments, the
dcrsigned commissioner and the title be until
the whole purchase paid Possession To be dev
to the purchaser upon his making the cash payment
HENRY HUNTINGTON,
August 23-;DS Commissioner.
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FIRST SUPPLY or
A J. l. e o o ID S

l. L. u y y ID
LEWIS & ENGLEDOVE
HAVE just received. and opened great variety
Il Il Of NEW STYLE SEASONABLE GOODS
among which are,
Eight coored painted Cashmeres,
Rich satin stripe DE LANES.
Chihuahua Plaids, very handsome,
Cacoss ofevery design and price,
Plain and Plaid Apaccas,
Shawls llandkerclefs, Scars, Sc,
Egyptian Mhs, Ribbons, Laces and Blends,
Broad Glohs, Casslmeres, and Nestings,
Has. Gaps, Shoes and Boots.
Ana fine assortment of Winter Ware for house and
n'd Servans and in fact every article that be found
IN a Dry Goods house
we VIII give goods in exchange for home made Jeans
!'nsey' Wooltn Socks Bees Wax Feathers &C., allow
ing The highest market prices.
The public will please call and see
LEWIS & ENGLEDOVE.
Sept. Cts
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Observation-Disclosures.

The Advertiser says that Brooklyn has become thu
residence OF two ladies' Of suinc dsnciion.
One OF them is he noble widow ,f gallant British off,
Ger who few years age brutality assassnaed in Chi
ma by order OF some ot ie authorities Of that country,
aud whose violent and cruel death &c much
subsequent dflrulty between tho Two Nations. She
IN company with her husband when he Seized she
travelled several miles fr under n searching sun.
aud subjected 10 hegrossest ndgniics. r the purpose
OF enteai'ng his life She only escaped equally bar
bnr,s death To be Gagged (remy sp) r exhibition by
vagahond popuocc, and IN this deplorabe situation she
remained until rescued BY English seamen. In To-
ken o the bravery she displayed in her attempts
her husband and rs compensation for the surings and
prsailon she had endured. HE British Government
did her pcnsl Of three hundred pounds per annu, on
which she supports hersefa and o,hy daughter.
The .lhrr lad, Is thus spoken o. Those who
familiar ~iih the history Of European will reculc,
that IN the retreat of the British forces Counua,
child was found by The way side sucking the bras, ii
It's dead mphrr. soldiers wife, herself WON del and
IN angnlsh took the infant and by careful nurs ~, aud
more Than maternal conveyed i, to England gal.
liant ocer ord Forids) not less disiing Cor his
bravery than his humanity. reward the for her
tenderness aud fidelity. and took under his own charge
The orphan hoy. Who himself has since become an
an oii,er-1h. foster mother handsomely rcwar-
did by him. and she also received grauiiy fron, ina
Government, which amply suflices Tor her comfort and
she. too Is now. surrounded by large aud happy mmi
ly one of the population Of Brooklyn.
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" AN'I'Itll

NOR the balance vi the year. Nurse wilhpu, ncuml
4 brsncc, who eau bring good recommend atoms.
Apply a, this office.
sept Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20
LY NCmnl nG, MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1917.
SALE OF SI.3CES,

pursuance OF decree al The Superior Court Of Am
Z hers, pronounced in the of Bourne against
Fletcher and others, therein depending ke undersigned
commissioners, appointed by that decree, will. on the
2lst day Of September 1917. AT the house o Mrs Sally
Taylor near lynchburg, offer for sale, 10 the highest
bidder,
Is or 10 ST.aPES,
consisting OF men. women, boys and girls. They are
regarded as being likely and valuable
Ono Of The Slaves will be sold for cash, 10 raise sui
hccnt pay the If suit an( the expenses of
sale the others will be sold on credit OF 10 days. the
purchasers giving negotiable notes. satisfactorily
dorScd.
JAMES GARLAND.
SAMUEL NJ. GARLAND,
JOHN THOMPSON. JR.,
Sept 6-t2lS Commissioners.
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EDK SALE.

A FIRST rate second hand Newark made Carriage but
~ little used, and is now innea order. Apply to
HENRY NJ DlDlAkE.
Spite I'm II
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" Il " II f. d.
N'OoI., Feathers, Wax, Flax Seed, Flour and Bacon,
w ior which the market price will be paid by
CRENSilAW, BAGBS 4 CARTER.
August Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

Notice.
pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the county of Amherst, pronoun-
a IN he case ot Smith Smith, shall, the llt day
next upon the premises proceed to sell TO the high
''' bidder, all that part of the
CTOF LAND, lying north nA
OF 'he road leading from Am
hcrst Court House to the Buffalo
Springs about five miles North
- west from the former place which >ns~
was the former residence Richard smith, Jr deed, sup
posed to contain
4S6 .7CRES,
Includes good Dwelling House, and other necessary
''iouses, with an abundant supply OF wood and water
Terms.
medate possession for seeding small grain and full pos
session the first day of January next the purchaser pay
enough cash to dcay the expenses of balance
purchase money to be divided into three equal install
hI IN one, two and three years. and secured by
i approved personal security, and the title to the
Sept. 9-tilO RO NJ BR0 IN Com,r
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NO TICE.

.v'OTICE.
DY deed of trust, executed to the subscriber by Samuel
ID c. Norve of the firm OF Norvell 4 Avere the 3ls
July lS47 and OF record in the Hastings Court Of
ynchburg all the books bonds notes. accounts &C. of the
said frm hands Trustee All persons indebted To
said requested to forward and make payment
The creditors oil the firm also requested to present then
claims. WIN. $. REID, Jr
Aug 9-ts Trustee OF Norvell Averett.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

" th oth ana 2lst days oi October lS the
Zo'h ia, o October, 1884, at Sandy Creek Mills, in the
county OF aia1) expose sale by way public auction
the following property to Wit :; One certain Tract parcel
OF LAND with its apnrtcnsnccs, lying the waters
sandy Creek, in the said county iailax containing
161 Acres,
NOR. or less, being the and which tho said Ais,ead
iarksdalc now resides Also halt the SANDY Creek
Mills the Land cr.,o and the milling appara ,s
Also all the said Barhsdae interest at the date Of III,
said deed IN the Distille adjacent said Mills, the Land
attached thereto, and the fixtures, and other
belong ing 10 the said Distillery
Als" the following slaves, vz:-Sam and his wife Winney
,nston, Mark Galley John, Henry "a boy Clara and her
hour children, Betsy Harry, Accy and Anthony Sylvia,
Hannah Greasy KITTY Alley, and her ou children Judy
ie aey i'a'ei and Abrai, and III the said
female slaves born since the date OF the deed OF
Mso' aa,' ns, 'a,aFs and harness par OF 'aras.
~ G "oas o S%HE e,
and al the Household and Kitchen Furniture and PIantatn
Tools and Utensils, in possession oihc said BarLsac
Also, half Of the House and Lot, at Halifax Court
House opposite John s. Ieweens residence and known as
Shelton's Old Store House Also all HI, the said Banks
dale interest at the date OF the said deed the House
ard lot, at Halifax Court House oppo. W ll,am Tavern
deed, in the Screws Fixtures, Mules Horses Slaves and
Land, belonging 10 the firm Of John A. Sewers i Co.
And the 2ist day o October, St7, shall sell by way
ofpublic auction on the premises, Tract OF Land, lying
the waters Of Bye Creek in the county Of HALIFAX containing
500 II T. IL T. -,
less adjoining the and Of Samuel W alLcr and 9th
The Lands will be ,idcd and sold parcels
purchasers, il deemed d,isabe The Lands will be shown
10 those persons disposed them before the time
sale, by Elisha Barkslas, r or Nathaniel Barksdale
TERMS or sale.
The Slaves and the in the Store House be sold
credit Of nine MONTHS the purchase be secured
by negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed and made negotiable
and abb. at he Office Of Discount and Deposit Of the Bank
OF g,na at iy"chbug The Land be sold credit Of
and years Tor equal portions Of the purchase money the
purchase money be secured by bonds with good personal
security and deed o trust the Land itself And the other
personal property be sold for CASH. where the
does not exceed ten dollars and Tor all that
credit Of nine months will be given, the purchasers giving
bonds with good personal security
The Slaves represented being likely and valuable
and amongst them a valuable Miller, Cooper. Sc
Acting Trustees will only convey To the purchasers o
the property aforesaid such title vested in by the deed
Of trust aforesaid.
JOHN M. OTEY,
X. v BARkSDALE,
August l6, 1St7-t20O Trustees
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'HOLD md KITCHEN FtR.N7TJR
Farming Ulcn Sils, &c.
Sale Of Valuable

> L. a J r =. l. 4 " ID =. SC.
virtue Of deed oi 10 US by Armstead
- Baksiale ST. bearing date the it day OF March,
1872 and oi record IN the Court oi Halifax shall
the 10Th and 2l days October ls ter inning ON the
zolh day o octobe 1871, at Sandy Creek Mills, in the
county OF iaaA0 expose to sale by o public auation
the follow" property TO Wit One certain Tract, parcel
oi IaN'' with ats apInrcnsnces, lying the waters oi
Sandy Creek in the said county oil Halifax, obtaining
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29
INK sEmI-wERKLY TRIBUNE
NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
The Five Millions In Chancery.
cnrraanondence Of The Tribune.

Al last we have prospective view Of the sort
.,f.s,lston which Loco Foco Lawyers in the SENATE
:. desirous to apply to some four six millions Of
,..rs now In the hands of Clerks of Chancery Courts
~ scucely shadow of security beyond the honor Of
"a Clerks and with no very clear way Of knowing
~ much they really have in trust
M HASp Of Essex, in his remarkable Judiciary Bill,
,use IL proposes that the lst Monday In next July
N honds mortgages stocks and other securities and all
,cpeys ia the Y Life and Trust Co any Bank, &c.
kep and deposited in the name of the clerks and regis
M Of the Court Of Chancery shall be vested oicio,
!, The Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals.
Mr. HAND proposes TO connect the eight Supreme
Courts with the Banks through patronage and provides
Asf eseh Supreme Court shall prescribe In what Banks
ar Incorporated companies moneys brought into Court
By order OF any Court shall be deposited or Kept ana
Ia all moneys ordered to be brought into any Supreme
or County Court sh all be paid TO the Appeal Court Clerk
o. deposited in such Bank as the Court shall direct;
This clause Is intended TO enlist the Banks and Trust
Companies the side OF the candidates for the Judici-
NJ who will secretly agree 10 favor their several shops
md ia New.York where a million or two may be on
kpd IL specially important
The True PLAN was proposed In Convention by Camp
hsl p White N York merchant viz 10 vest all Court
roueys 10 the Government of the State whose Courts
,,ke from for the owners, and Chancellor Wal
vor,h suggested. have an AccountantGenera, whose
hooks would show, systematically, every dollar de-
uosl,sd By whom, when and why, and be a check
fbere win be 20 or 80 millions ordered into Court
and The Judges should have patronage In the matter
nor be under suspicion. Judge Van Ness, Last War,
ordered $4,000 to be deposited in some pet Bank in
he pane Of Theron Rudd his Clerk took security
from the Clerk and Mr. Rudd has since been able
ts find the Cashier. The money 6 all there-thst ia
whsre'
10 the above Judges Court, he was empowered TO
uase such rules az he chose about Court Moneys at
sngtn Congress, whose duty II was at first made its
cxa rules. Messrs Hand, Lester g. Co. have provided
hat the eight Supreme and fifty nine County Courts
shall make rules about the moneys in Court. Ii is for
sh> Lag In IN
Courts IL to take care that they are observed.
lhQau. April q. la47.