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BY Alexander Mott q Co.

BY Alexander MOTT & Co.
OUR EVENING sAI.ES will be- eon,5,uas
~ until the season closes, commencing at seven
O'Clock, at which time will sell from the sb.lvas
IN lots to suit purchasers, good selection OF pia
and cut dry goods, hardware, cutlery guns pisto,.
gold and silver watches, and clocks and tim. rec.,
OF every description Also general sssortuien, AZ
tsncy goods ALEX MOTT d Co
. no AucfiuDsers
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E0UGHs, COLES, &c.-Ayers Cherry
~ PectoIsl, Mrs. Gardeners Balsam Of Liverwort,
Swavne's CUugq Syrup, Wild Cherry JayRe's and
Roses EXpeetorsl, and various articles for Colds
Co CHS, &c. Fer sale by
SEABROOK & REEVE,
no2 IT'S Broad street.
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NEW BOOKS AND GOOD BOOKS, just
IN received at SMITHS News Depot, opposite
American Hotel
Mary Price, vol ., by w NJ Reynolds vol LIST
On hand Soc per vol
Whitehall, or The Times Of Cromwell. 70.
nance of English History, by the author OF White
Fri8ls-50c
Yankee Notions for December, rich one-l21c
The History of Henry Esmond, Esq. Colonel in
the service Of Her Majesty Queen Anne, by w III
Tnackcray SOC
December Magazines.
Godey's Lady's Book, a beautiful number-25c
Graharn= Magazine, splendid number-25c
Lady's National, the best OF ali--le &c
Life & Vicissitudas, by G James-25c
Rochester OF the Merry Days of Engand-50c
The Bivouec, or the Rival Suitors-5ec
The Volunteer, or the Maid Of Monterey-25c
Flag OF Our Union, Wavertey Magazine, Courier,
Sam, Banner, Golden Dollar, Privateer, Carpet
Bag, for the week ending Nov2 "a For sale whole
sale snd retail by LEWIS L. SMITH,
Oppcsite American Hotel.
General Newspaper and Magazine Agent.
no
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y MASS MEETING or soNs mn

NE TEMPERANC Division Son.
Nv OF Temperance, will hold a public meet.
ing in the Universaliss Church, on Thu r..
gay even'g, the 18th inst which occasion an Ad
oiess on the Principles and Objects Of the Order
VIII De delivered by G. w. P, PHILIP PRIcR -
Inc various Divisions of this city and Manchester
and transient brethren are invited to attend. They
are r. quested to assemble at the Union Teu,per
ance Hall, a doors above the Exchange Hotel a,
: O'Clock, precisely, from which place the pro.
to comma nee at u o'clock
The Richmond MeledeoBs have consented
10 eni7en the exercises with Temperance S,pgs
ne public are respectfully invited to attend.
N. b.-ihe members Of Marion Division are re-.
quested to meet at their Hall at alf psst o.cloct
no 22- MV6P
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ysg, MUSICAL INsTRUCTONs.-

gsyy MUSICAL INF3TRUCT0Ds.-P.
Y4gsk Il. TAYLOR has in store, the following
= 1sska4 Masl al obstruction BOOKS:
Methods Tor Piano, ~ Herr, Huuten Gu!l
tLd uuIIogedl CzrEny, Beye-.
MeiLekie; Clifton
10 do Guitar by Carcass, Cartiss; Ballard
Instructors III singing, by Cook; sconcis; Clifton;
t4lvei
8arp, Flute, Vio..G and ACCORDION instructors,
The ler gest essOGtmCrl If Music and Musical In
E1rImeute ia tas state for sale at Ne York prices
q -pers0Gs desiring The serFiees u a Professor
ii hiusc, Can obtain 81 requisite iOTH! alton gs 10
ice tcst 4 4aiiftd: TEBM3 n c, at
l.. Ii. taylor: : Piano and Music store,
nO2; 100 Main e opposite TIE Banks
NEW SUvELs.~Csptain Kyd or The WI
GARD Of t-4e Sea, b. Il Interchangeable 5Cs
White Han or the Times Of Cromwell, d he.
insLce of English I4stcry, ~ tie aVtkor OF White
iIlars'-y:ice 3Gcts.
Enhurs Home Magazine, for Dec-prics les
iot Gale by JAS GLIB,
moss 81 opposite City Hotel Main St
m IiuDs Small HhiGhV sHOUL.
~ DEkE, landing II aru s:ean.er for sale by
A92f WILLIAMS g. bkoTHtR.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


SETn1n HnL.-Ff ankIin street.
SECOND BALL OF THE SEASON.
"a "lii be given in the large room of the above
est onshment BY the undersigned oD Thurs.
cay Evening, November 18th, 1872 Dane.
ng 10 commence at o'clock.
Iicae,s 10 admit Gent and Lady 81 so, srpper
ihoiuce1 Music OF the fret class has been en- gagged
ne subscribers respectfully announce that thew
nave oeteE mined On continuing these pleasant, 50.
ciai parties throughout the season as oits as re
CARED go to do-provided they receive the same
ioeral support they were honored with at the first
oei. GEORGE ENSBEnRY,
no 23-3tr JAMES RPnWI
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O. HOUSE FOR REET-A wooden Is eIlins
II on Marshal street, between Adams street and
BI coke Avenue, now occupied by Mr Laily-
fussession may be had at any time. Rent $500
TOLER.& COOK
no ~ General Agents
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'INHk HISTORY Of HENRY EsMDND
L Esq, Colonel in the service of Her Ma
jesty, Queen Anne, written By himself. BY " N
1hacke:ay- price SOC
Godey's Lsdy's Book, Graham's Magazine and
Ladies National flag azne tor December, tor sale
by JAMES B GIBH,
no22 50, opposite City Hotel, Main street
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GREGORY 81 siAURY.
Managers, Richmond. Virginia.
Successors to J. w. Mauty Il Ca.-oties Ne. {
Main street.

Drawn nos of Delaware Lottery No l4i, Nov %
q go lG 81 70 10 e. 5 30 % % AZ
TO-day--CapIta.s: $3o.5tO, 1850 prizes OF
1900, ) prizes OF 5000 70 Of 200. 81 ot 400,
&c. &c. 10 numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets $40
Dfaws OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50 009 4
OF zoos, 10 Of lUCG, 0 OF GOO, sc &c. g mum
Uars. Il drawn Tickets
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sVNAT,T0y,S fggRFyTF

Drawn Nos Of Delaware, No. ia, Nov. ga:
y So ID 5! % 50 g. 5 80 % - &C.
Drawn Nos II De!sw are, Extra, $50 Nov %:
as is 81 IL IS II 81 26 20 30 1 81 Ct
Ticket Nos IL 80 Is, p:ize sJId and pai6 Nv
STKATTON
To- day.-Deiaware, No l46.-Cap4al s33 500.
20 nuLnbe!s, u drawn. Tickets sly 10 q
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~N-" - A' W i>''1 N i'Ato-
CCHOoL BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
- The History of Rome, by Arnold, three vols in
one
Manesca's French Grammar the Serial and
Oral Method the Languages, adapted to TIE
French
Rojescn's Grecian and Roman Antiquities
Allison the Principles OF Taste
An Ohio OF Domestic Views, by Emily hudson
Romance OF American History, by Joseph Ban
ward
Engineers and Mechanics Book by Haskell
Eiscourses en- the Application OF Christianity 10
Commercial and ordinary affairs of Life, by 7
Chsnbers, d ID
a Practical Tres,ise ca Business: or how to Get
Save, Spend, Give, Lend, ard Bequeath Money
&c DC
Letter, Cap and Note Paper, Envelopes of all
kinds, with full assortmf Mt Of every description
OF Stationery. For sale, square above the Banks,
by
no 81 CHARLES WORKMAN, Deposltary.
sEUOAS.-Jus pulshed aud for sale by THOS
~ II GRESHAM, Broad Street
Europe in Hurry, b. Geo Wilkes
The Children OF Light, by Caroline Cneseboro
hnlck knachs, fIon an Editors Table, by Louis
GAYLORD Clarke
Kegel Rome, an Introduction to Roman History,
by w Newman
| The History OF Romuus BY Jacob Abbott
whitehall The Times OF Cromwell
| Re. nulds', Mary Price, I'd vol now ready
Thackeray,s Books, Henry Esm1nd, Mems Wives,
Shabby Gentee! Story, &c &C
| Yankee Notions for December, l2ic
| L. ndon IlIustl attd News
London Punch
cent. Goaey's Lady's Book December, price 81
/ GrShams Magazine, for December 25c
| Arthurs Magazine, tCr December, Ioc
| Plterson's Mag&zine for December, l3c
! Flag Banner, Wayeriy, Arthur's Gazette Golden
| Dollar, Courier ana BiSde, all for this We ek-to
| gether with every thing in the cheap publication
| line wholesale and retail.
THOS II GRESHAM,
| Opposite Broad Stree. Hotel.
IL The largest and best assortment Of Cheap
| Publications, Newspapers and Magazines in the
| CITY. no D
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY,
BY George ]. Sumner.

HIS DAY
BY George J. Sumner.
ADMINISTRA ION,s SALE OF RIR.
"A IAN HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE.-Ou WEDNESDAY, 24th instan, cor.
mencing at 10 O'CLOCK at the late residence ri H.gh
kiieign, deceased, corner Of Franklin and Twenty.
Sixth streets, ION Church Ill., win be sold he
entire household and kitchen Furniture bslsnrins
TO his estate, viz:
Marble top Tables and s;deboard, verv els,.,,
arm Chair, Tete sTete and pariour Chairs covered
WIKI Brocslet,e; S. fss Lounges Ottomsns, rnaho-
asny Chairs, Book Case sGd Library gilt framed
Paintings and Prints, paror, chamber, pasaage and
stair Carpedng.
PIANO, made by Dubois and Stoddsr,, N. r., and
nearly new, six and half octaves; first rate cham
Der Furnitare: high post and Freuch Bedsteads,
Feather Beds and hair Mattresses marble ton VISA
stands Bureaus, Mirrors, very elegant Wsrdrobes
and in fact, every article of comfort, and many or
namental goods tor furnishing a house Handsomely
q TERMS made known the day of sale
tA JAMES A. SMELL
Administrator of Hugh Rieigh deceased
nol6 GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct.
ADMINISTRATORS sALE.-WnI De
L n sold On Wednesday, Nov 9th, 1852 If fair
Il nct the hrs fair day thereafter, the late resi-
dence OF William Bintord, deceased in the coau-
~ CT Hanover, On the Mechanicsvills Turnpiks all
me household end Kitchen Furniture, the crops of
Corn, Shucks, Fodder, asd Wheat Straw. ali the
stock ct II .rses, Mules, Cows and Hogs; also. one
Carriage Carryali, two VS. CONS, Carts and Farm.
ing Utensils.
- TERMS OF SAIE.-Cssh will be rea.jrad
for al under twenty dollars: over ths.
amount, a credit OF six months will be allowed =
The purchaser to execute bonds with approved a.
carity before the delivery of their purchases
JACOB E. KEESEE
Admir- of VIM A Rjnford. deceased,
With the will annexed
Ps-All persons having claims against the e.
tate Will please present them ru 20-atds
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N d T 1 & E.-The Steamship

FE NOTI E.-The Steamship
S VIRGINIA, Capt TEAL, will be
S6aknssafneS ready to receive Freight Monday
and will sol, as usual on Wednes.
day. Due notice will be given of the hour 0. her
sailing. For freight or passage, Apply to
no RANKIN.
P S Shippers will please bear in mind tdat the
steamer leaves Philadelphia every Wedrt sday, at
10 o'clock, A NJ. no so
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ATTENTION. Ring
kV HOOKS for sale Mt MORRIS
: HnNlxsfaHp-

AsE BOOKS for sale Mt MORRIS,
~ Be0kstsre-
Mrs kirkiand's Garden Walks with the Poets,
limo, ciOth-l IS
Table Talk about Books, Men and tanners, l2mo,
cloth-40c
ha'hsy, or Cruise in the China Seas, by w Fl
Macavay, limo, cloth-75c
mrs Gilman's Recollections of Southern Mat
ron, &c, 12mo, coth-l25
Mas Sedg0iek's New England Tale, l2mo, cloth
i 70
BFisted's Five Years in an English University,
l2mo, CLOTH 25
hacfarlane's Japan, Geographical and Historical
l amo, CLOTH rs
Mrs Gmsn,s oracles for Youth, colored title
i2mn, Cloth-50c
Calverts Scenes aud Thoughts in Europe I'd S..
ries l2mo, cioth-50c
The same Wo:k-frst aud second SERIES vol
81
Eagle Pas: or Life on the Nc xican Border. l2mo,
cioih-40c
Qleechy, by the author of Wide, Wide World,
Goth edition, vols, Cioth-l.5 no93
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'sNHE 2nd PART OF MARY PRICE,
l. Select British Eoquence, embracing the best
speeches entire, of the most eminent orators of
Great Britain Tor the last two centuries, with
sketches Cf their lives an estimate Of their genius
and notes, critical aad explanatory, by Chauncey
Goodrich, D d, Professor of Yale Colleges SO
Knick knacks, frou' editors table by l. Cav.
lord Clark, spendidiy illustrated-1 25
The Lite and Adventures OF Punchineo adapted
from the French of Octave Fewill- and embeilish.
ed with one hundred dssiens-75c
History Ct komuius, by JACOB Abbott-62c
Dickens Bleak House, No9--l2c
The History Of Henry Esmond, ESQ, colonel in
the service of Her Majesty, Queen anne written
by himself, By VIM Thackeray, author of PEN
dennis, &c-50c
Footsteps to Natural History, by Uncle Harvey
SOC
Yankee Notions for Decomher-I2c
End Part OF Mary Price. by Reynolds-5Oc
For sale at the Exchange Bookstore
NOS q. ~ WEST BRO
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Embroidered LINEN CAMRRIC
IL HDAF'S Just received q large assortment of
the above named goocs, vary ing in price fron. l2se
to $40 Among them will be found acme which
we are enabled to sell lower than ever offered In
Richmond before HART A. MOSES
ALsO-Maoy other EmbFoideries which viii be
offered in the same ratss. HGH
no %
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A nANDISE AND COLI CHEAM IL,
IA Chapped Hands and Lips, for sale by
BENNETT a. BEERS.
no ~ Druggists Main atyest
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z HON

q ls4o.-
We years,
8 around
ed to De
"ho diei
~ much.
q was in
n con.
6iehay
Previous
~ totry
&c bottles
q y ] ain
lnis.
| WEST
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Importer CT Guns md Wstcles.
Next door TO John N Gcrdon's Grocery Store.
Sportsmen specially invited to call and ex-
anime the new Patent, and latest Improved Double
Barrr!ed Gun, just received from England.
Eg- liberal discount will be made to Whole.
sale Dealers and Country Merchants
Don't forget that il is mo SO, Main street, Rich
mond, Va. SELF
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/ CsT.-On Saturday night, Nj oroeco Bag,
A. ntaining three Keys, One large Brass, AID
ore large Steel hey, connected by ring he
SINAI! one seperate. The III der will confer favor
and be rewarded. If desired BY leaving them at
the Dispatch Office. nc %
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= ~
i-t4taE-
CURED.
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30 aud
N.4.aE.E
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SFANTED.-By 8 Youth, siu4li0f IA eome
w Mercantile Business. Good references can
he given as to qualifications, &c. Address q. j.,
Richmond 2. O. 10 22-3tr
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VELVET TRIMMINGS, &x.-Recelved,
new Let ot Velvet Ribbons, Bra:ds, Gimps
Buttons, &c, and for sale a. reduced prices st
WIN. J. SWORDS,
no q 2l5 Broad streei
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Hear Father Richie |!

TO 1S4s, Thomas Richie, editor of the
Washington Union, (Mr. Polk's Organ.l ia
an article on the relative merits Of Generals
Scott and Taylor as suitable candidates for
the Presidency
"General Scott - az older colder than
General Taylor-9ne WING Is at least equal
~, it not more accomplished. and who has
distinguished himseltby more and as brill
liant battles during the war: who has cap
tured Vera Crus, and the Castle, and the
Ca pital Of Mexico and one, too, who has
wore the quality OF a Civilian, and is
better knogn as q whig."
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bounty Lands.

THE M ,mhers Of Capt. Waagh's Company
n the way OF lsl2, are each saiiIled 10
40 acres Of Bounty Land. en- now receiving
.sssrsr,. for IN ,se az this Company whe have
applied to me, Notwithstanding the opinions
al olhsrs 10 the contrary. I have the Pay
Roll OF Capt. Waagh's Company, aud also o.
Cant, Charles Iluel'a Company, anaam theFe.
fore prepared 20 comploIe the application o.
any member Of either Of these C"mpan,eS, o.
the widow Of ans member on moments no.
slee, BY calling on ne At my once .,..
HENRY B. GRAVES.
LtlehAsld, New. eth, 1881. "
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For the Enquirer.
Sabbath, Evening,
ANNIE ALL.osw.AE.

It's, Sabbath morn : / hail IFS holy light
So,calmly stealing Ger Ne earth and sky,
Dispelling all. the sopbre shades OF night,
Add. shadpwiag forth forth The eadlsss! day on
high
The gentle merins ofths breeze amqne
Tls leaves, where glittere.h. many .
dewy gem.
Seemeth 10 whisper Of the spirit throng,
Aud stars that, sparkle in each diadsm.
The wild birds song that grsets my listen
ing ear.
Gushing SO freely from its foant Of Joy.
Speakelh 10 me Of songs the angels hear,
Where reisns that bliss which knowe:h
ao. alloy.
Bks, day Of res, $ our GOD hath halloved
thee!
And thee sacred boon to Ran hath given,
Oh. nayst thou prove holy rest to me
A 6l.ing foEe.asls Of the iyy Of heaven,
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~ By the records Of the Kentucky
Court Of Appeals, Henry Clay. was. admit
ted to practice ia that court, October 4.
l7a9- aIMpsk ffty.,hree years ago. He
had commenced practice 10 ths circuit
court year or two previous; and was,
at the time of his death. the. olAes, menu
Der of the Kentucky bar. Judge Beth.
who 10 probably the mex. ohFst. Vas ad-
mitted O. the. Court Of Appeals in 1909.
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VERMONT. - The following are the
wing candidates for State Officers.
For Governor, Erastus Fairbanks of St.
JohnsbqrY, r
For Lieutenant Governor, VIM. 6. Kit
fridge Of Fair Haven.
For Treasurer, George Howes of M ont
pelier.
Fer Presidential Electors at Large. A P.
Lyman, Portus Baxter.
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u A farmer named Warren SkiRRar.
while at york in his field. In Epriville, N.
Y. was struck by lightning and killed Or
the 18th inst. His clothes were torn into
fragments. and thrown In different direc-
tons more than thirty feet from whore be
stood, and both boots were torn eHtirely Oa
and thrown some sighteeR feet There
we're two holss In his head which appeared
70 have been made by the electric auid
aud also hole In the bottom Of each foot,
and a hole 10 the ground directly IN dol
his feet.
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A Noble Tribute.

Henry Clay, in the Senate Of the y.
s. in 1850. spoke thus Of Gen. Scott
must take this opportunity to say.
that, for skill, for SCIENCE, for strategy, tor
bold and daring fighting, for chivalry of
individuals and masses, that portion of
the Mexican war which WIS conducted by
the gallant Scott as chief commander,
stands unrivalled either by the deeds of
Cortez himself. or by those Of any other
commander of ancient or modern times.
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.pproved, June 2sth, 1852.
CHAPTER vTr.

CHAPTER VIZ.
An act in addition to an act entitled IAN
act for the regulation of Civil
Actions 4
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives in General
Assembly convened.
Sec. I. That 10 all cases 10 which the
plaintiff in any suit shall cause to be in
serted in his writ, q direction 70 the off,
Ger serving the same, 70 leave q copy
thereof with any attorney. sgent. factor.
trustee or debtor Of the defendant 10 such
suit, il shall not be lawful for tbs plain-
tiff # he shalt recover judgments in such
suit, 10 tax against the defendant any
part OF the fees Of the officer serving
such writ, which shall have accrued 10
conse quence Of the insertion Of such di.
reclion in such writ.
Sec. Q. II the plaintiff shall recover
Judgment in such suit. and execution
sha[l issue thereon, the Gees Of the officer
or officers serving such execution which
shall accrue IN making demand Of any
attorney, agent, factor, trustee Or debtor
named In The original writ, shall consti'
1uIe no part Of the Judgment debt agaisal
huch defendant, nor SHALL u b Lawful Tor
the plaintiff 10 csllsct The same tom such
defendant.
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e. sNEes's'taseOse,
IA fke OLD Stdnd.

HAVING procured an ass'stan!
S matchmaker and Jeweier. wnl
.on.inueto do any and al KING.
q watch repairing and watch jewellns 'ns'
may be inlr asaed 10 his care in Che best nan
ner and on reasonable terms. no pains Will "
spared to give satisfaction TO every cus,oms'
Thankful for past tayors he would solicit TN
continuahce Of the public patronage. Asso.s
choice assortment Of Watches. JewelTy enc
silver Ware al low prices fos Cash.
LitchReld, Nav 1881 IyS
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I'D David MerrIwslhsF has been 10,
pointed U D seHa10r by Governor Powell
nj Kentucky. TO hll the vacancy occasional
By the death Of Henry Clay.
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CHAPTER III.

CHAPTER III.
An Act in addition to an "Act for the
regulation Of Civil Actions.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Repi esentatives in General
Assembly convened:
Sec. l. That in all actions Of trespass.
other than those of assault and battery,
and in all actions of trespass on the case
in which Judgment shall be rendered in
favor of the plaintiff, It shall be lawful
fo- the defendant Or defendants in such
action, to SGT off against such udgment
any debt or debts which he or they may
hold either Jointly or severally against
the plaintiff: whielrsdd right Of set oS
shall not be defeated or in any way af-
fected by any assignment of such judg-
ment by the plaintiff. but such assign:
ment shall be taken subject to such
right of set off. Provided ho,Oever, that
no debt or debts which the defendant or
defendants shall have acquired by pur.
chase or assignment after The aceruing
Of the cause Of action. upon. which such
Judgment shall be rendered. shall be al
lowed as set of under this Act.
Sec, q. In all such. casea.. the defaad.
ant or defendants shall have the right oil
fling his bill in equity in the court where
such indgment shall. be rsRderea within
twenty -four hours after final judgment
Land before the rising Of the court. pray
ing for such set of. And il such deb
or debts %. held. BY the defendant CT de-
fesaen,a are admitted by The plaintif O.
Eare evidenced by judgment. said cour
shall thereupon proceed forthwith Il
make such set of But G The debt o
debts 40 held BY the defendant or de
PENDANTS. and claimed, to. be set Off arr
denied, by the plaintiff. such set off shal
not be allowed unless the dafaRdpat OF
defendants shall have. previous to the
rendition Of the judgment in favor Of
the plaiatifi,, instituted either in law o.
equity, a suit or suits upon such debt OF
debts. And in case such suit or saita
shall, at the time of the rendition oil
such judgment be pending in any Of the
courts Of this State the court rendering
such Judgment shall order the stay Of
execution thereon, until the final termi-
nation OF such suit or suits ; and il upon
such FINAL termination thereof, the de-
fsudant or defendants shall recover
Judgment therein. such judgment Of
judgments shall be set of against the
Judgment 90 10 aforesaid recovered by
The plaintiff. but no right Of Get OF shall
be allowed under this Act. in cases
whore the defendant has now BY law ID.
right Of set Of on the trial, Of the case.
Approved, June 20, 1852.
CHAPTER ".
An Act in addition 10 IAN Act for th'
regulation Of Civil Actions"
BE it enasted by the Senate and Hous,
Of Representatives in General
Assembly convened
Sec. 1. That whenever IL the trial o
any issue or issues IN fact, in any civi
action. Tho plaintiff shall have produce,
his evidence and rested bis cause. Il shall
DO Ia Eful for the defendant 10 move 70
iud gment ~ In case OF nonsuit, aud th'
court before which Such trial may b,
had, shall have power 10 grant Susl
motion. II In the opinion Of such court
the plaintiff shall have failed 10 max,
out . pvtRla (aeis case.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-07-22

Count D'Qrsay, the constant friend of
Louis Napolean while he resided in Eng
land, has at last received an appoint
ment Of Superintendent of the fne arts.
with. a salary Of $4,000. francs year.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-07-22

nILawrenee Brainard Of ST. Adams
lis the free soil candidate for Governor
of Vermont.