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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-26
$40 600 REWARD.

lfOR anything that win snrpass Dr. O. A. Hips pan
aeeas aud Indian Medicines. or the remedy of Com
orfh9a Elects, suiclnres, Whites, Pains In tho Rack
anu Lmns, reminai weakness, Affections OF the Kid
neys, Irritation of fhe urethrea travel and alI oiher
disorders OF tho urinary organs nhont the least re-
strlclon TO diet, drink, expour or change in appca
non F" business These preparations are entirely
VEGETABLE,
and although powerful, they wall moi niure in IN. .,
tho most delicate constitution. This prenaration n
warranted 20 the above mentioned diaaasss nl,t
Out using any external appca'ions With my Indian
cure, by calling upon me al my Office
Mainst No. I2I, Worcester
jyl6 du DIR. G. A. hill
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Alexander Putnam

MOULD give notice TINT he continues the Auc
w Tf0N AND COMMISSION BUSINESS y, ~.
old stand Of Hood n Putnam, No. las Mal,, s,,s .o
where ne wiz be happy 20 receive consenenta ~ III
descriptions q property, for Auction, or private saa
Property. " '''sV"hi
y. u; Cash paid for secondhand Furniture
Furniture, Trunks, valises, Dry and Fancy fooa.
90, at private sale, low Tor Cash '''' 'o'u"'
Worcester, Feb. 26, 1853 AN
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Important to Millers and Mill-Owners.

A NEW and improved dressing for Mill Stones
n (Which was patented in l649 by NJ. Gaines of Tex.
as and the right to which in the New England
states, and throughc Europe is owned by Col CHAs
MILLS, OF GeOrgia.) is offered to the Mers and
Mill Owners of this State, by GEORGE T. S. CURTIS,
OF worcester, who is the sole Agent. Col Mills has
caused this dressing to be put to several Mills in this
cry, with The understanding, that if improved no
charge should be made. in no instance has he failed to
gain 30 PEI cent. in the amount of meal ground with
he same power, and in most the has been
doubled. In trebled.
The expense TO the owner of fitting pair of stones
with this dressing, is about $40 And the price OF the
right TO the Improvement from $50 to $780, ac-
cordng to the amount of business done 800 being the
general price per Run.
This is considered the most important Improvement
ever made in the mode OF grinding and the ease and
simplicity with which it is applied cannot fall to COM
mend Itself TO all concerned in this branch of BUSINESS
as It virtually doubles the power OF the mill Reference
may De made to VIM. Dickinson, w. w. Patch or d.
b. EMERSON OF this City, whose Mills have been dressed
III this way, and aie grinding more than twice as
much as before. GEO. 4. S. CURTIS,
General Agent for the State of Massachusetts
81 dFa I'm
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MEDICINES. &c.


TTARDY'S SALvE is the best plaster now use, II
j il cures Rheumatism, Lame Back, Fresh Woundsl
Cnts, Burns, Bruises Cracked Hands, Curns, and ali
Aches and Pains. HardS,s Caihartic Eleetpary. %
Tonic Bitters cures Jsundice Headache, Dyspepsiai
Costiveness Colic Dizziness foor Appette Weakness
Liver Complaint. c. HARDY 5 indian Vegetable ~erm
Powder, warranted Remedy for " orms, pefleet
~ safe in all cases. and pleasant t. use. Hardy IN
dian Ointment cures Scroula .SalI RheuIn, Erysi9eas
and all Inilamatory and Errptve ~ cases. Marcy .
plication
Dr. s. HARpYsS Office, Cornish Flat. n. II. Whole
sale Denot Burr & Perry, No. l Corrhti, 3osl0u.-
Lewis n Lazeli NJ b. Green, AMI James Gseen, Agents
m worcester and sold by Druggists aud Merchsnls
everywhere mx28 dataweowaweow
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q, q ABBOTT.
49, - 4AoOOA ~
REAL ESTATE BROKER,

No. 239 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
A TTENTIoN given to the Purchase, sale and Elk
"a change of Real Estate in all parts OF the CITY, and
sections of the County.
Among the many desirable City Lots he offers for
sale, he would cali the special attention of purchasers
10 those beautiful lots comprising the wheeler
Farm" and g BOYDEN PLATTS," situated on Pleas
ant Street, within short distance of the City Hall
VI these Lots too much cannot be spoken in praise
however, the sales of them the past year, speak more
in their favor than words
lie also offers 25 Lots Vernon street, Union Uu)
20 on Providence rs Elm st, 20 on Mason ST. sew.
era on Pleasant ST. and Others in different parts of the
city by which persons be accommodated according
TO their means and desires. And as inducements to
purchase, he will exchange any and all OF the ahoveo
Lots for Properly in the County, with security they
NAV be bought on any length of time-sO that custom
ers can be accommodated without any outlay of Cash
Also, several FARMS in different sections OF the
County, varying in price from $500 to $4,000.
Those in Of Farms will do well TO call and ex-
Qmne his many lists among Them persons can nc.
commodaed, or suited ms to price, location and GUAM
uty oil land, with less Expense and trouble than other
wise.
Also Tenements TO let, aud Houses for sale, in differ
ent parts of the City.
Call at our Office, No. 239 Main st.. and we will con-
yey you over different parts OF thu y free of CHARGE
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TIE Boats of this Line y-xsn =,
- will lelve Providence. n =
ssssSSs# from Fox Point, on MON 4sySsSs
-" DAYS, WE'D NESDAYS e. FRIDAYS
and New York on T tuesdays, THURSDAYS, d
SATURDAYS, until further notice,
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates.
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line of Propellers between New York and
Philadelphia, and the semi-weekly Inland Line to Balt
more, at all times. When this Inland route is open,
Goods will be taken at Providence for Philadelphia at
cents per foot, and for baltimore per foot
Usual time between Providence and Philadelphia, 40
hoursi and between New York and Baltimore, 40
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight win be forward
ed from New York by any other lines, if directed
at current rates
Office of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co;
Isaac Odell, Pier No. l3 N. R. or w. P. Williams, "a
Broadway New York, or TO
b. BUFFUM, Agent, foot of South Main ST.,
Sept27 1858. dawtf Providence.
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DIR. X. F. HIBBARD's
WILD CHERRY BITTERS,
IA Years I'm Use,)

!" What boots il that we laud
Those bitiers TO the skies,
You need but taste to feel
Their saving energies"
fI'HE most pnlatablc and pleasant OF all tho Bitter
Il TONES calming irritation, and alayng nervous
exctablty Let any person afflicted with Loss of Al.
petite Fainness, Pain IL the Breast Palptaton oi
the Heart try these Btlers, and they will be sensiby
relieved In five minutes II 10 touch the part
Affected" and nvlgorates the system Immediately
The reliable certificates Of cases found In the cir
cular at No. fremont Pemple, Boston
s d. FULLER Il co, General Agents.
Price Soc aud 81 per bottle. Dealers supplied on
reasonable terms. A bottle open on the counter for
iial Caldwell a. Hin. Agents at Worcester
MY d.f
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HAVING received samples Of Porter, lnk, Backing
A Mineral Water, Pickle, Wine, Oval, Fluted s,rnn
Panel and Packing BOTTLES from bo Wilinaton
Glass Co., we ore ready TO furnish Dyuggiss, ald 9TH
oTs, with hem cheap and cheaper than the Philadel
phia 0lass Ware car he Ohlnned.
CALDWELL a. hill, Druggists.
ap5 or Wholesale ARenta
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RAIIRoAps. ExpREssEs. &c.
Leonard's Express,

EEsssz5sEa To and from Boston and intermediate
49, esss places, by every train.
Bills collected and paid, and all orders attended to
with despatch diff les
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
80. - ID 5i
SPRING ARR4NG EMENTSs- %, 1883
UPWARD TRAINS.
Leave Norwich at 80 A. M, IL M and Ial 20 ?.
" Cent? Village, at 7 rs A. M, u 50 and 81 p M
DanelsOnyiile, at 40 A. NJ, O5 and OF P. NJ
Pomfret at 8 90 A. M, 81 and At P. NJ
Webster, at s 35 A. NJ, 90 and 40 P. NJ
Oxford, at 8 SO A. M, 2 Is and z 05 NJ
Arrive at Worcester, ut 25 A. NJ, so and 90 P.
la Freight train with PASSENGER car attached
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
le9ye Worcester al As aud 10 80 A NJ and 90 p. M
Oxford, At z Is and i 90 q g
Webster, at 30 and Il Is |" $40 q
p SS S at at s9 IS N % IS and a7p
Centr'l Village, at 8 AZ g. u % and 7 40 's
Arrive at Norwich, at $50 I2Oand 80 Sc
Steamboat Train leaves Boston at 90 p NJ, Wor.
ceser at 80 2. NJ Daniesonville 49, and Norwich
ats 80 PM.
The 80 A NJ train from Norwich, will connect with
Coaches for Providence at Central Village and Pomfret
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; at Danelson
vile, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ut Junction
with Western Express Train for New York and Alba.
ny, at rs NJ; for Aloany, New York and WAY Sta.
tons, at 81 M and with train for Providence and
Worcester Road. AT Worcetter Station with Bostor
and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua Trains.
The IL N train from Norwich will intersect at June
ton with New York Express Train for Boston,
Train Tor Providence and Worcester Road; at Worces
ter Station with Boston and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Trains
The 20 NJ Train from Norwich arrives in Worces.
ter in time for the 10 80 M Train for Boston, which
leaves the Western r. r Station.
Trains from Worcester at As and 10 80 A NJ arrive
IN Norwich in for Trains for New LOudon Sion
lngton, Wtlimantic, Hartford, New Haven and N York
me III 30 NJ Train from Worcester connects al
Daniesonville with coaches for Providence, whitman
TIC and Hartford, daily, for Brooklyn with every Ac
commOdatiOn train
At Dayyille with Coach for Ashford Tuesdays Thurs
days ond Saturdays; for Providence Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays.
Inc 90 Z NJ Tram from Worcester connects at Web
scr, with Coaches for Southbridge dailY Tor North
and Wesl Woodstock, and Eastford, dsilg.
Passengers for New York by Steamboat, from Sta
IIons on the line of this Road. will take the 90 M
Train from Worcester
P. =. NJ. ANDREWS, Agent
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RAnRoAns.
Providenoe & WOroester Railroad.


"a So IE1is.-..:: 81
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after MONDAY, Oct. 81, 1853, Passenger
" Trains leave follows
Through Trains,
Leave Providence at 7,30 and Il, AS am and las nm
Leave Worcester at and II is am, and PM.
or connections with the various Railroads leading
rom Proyidence and Worcester aud with the Norfolk
County Road at Blackstone, see Pathfinder Railway
Guide published by George X. Snow. Boston,
the steamer Perry, to and froIA Newport rms
Trains. -
LOnsdaIe Trains.
Leave Lonsdale at els, 8, 10 25 m, and 2, 4,IO,
SIS, and s, 80, pm
The5,35 Train from Lonsdale will not stop at Valley
Falls or Pawtucket
ISAAC II. souTIwICK. supt
Providence, Oct. /, 1853 dawtf
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ROSS'S Providence & Worcester Xpress
By Every Train.

-3i5}Iz5zsSi PACKAG ES Forwarded, Notes, Drafts,
sisess$3s and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or
deTs attended to, with despatch
Packages and small cases forwarded and other Express
business transacted At Fan River Mansfield Attleboro'
Tauuton, New Bedford and Nantucket Mass Bris
tol, Warren, Newport East Greenwich, Kingston War
wick, NIckfeld, feaceiale, and Wakefield l. and
Stonington, Conn. OFFICE.--Am House, Worcester.
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
Tfs ssz.4 -EsHsssz-; Tfs,4sza-zT1
Passenger Trains win run as follows.

gs& 5zsS2 :Saa s1zs gSt isle egs tia9 ess19
Passenger Trains will run as follows.
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Worcester at functional Nashua and Lowellat
$50 am. SOS a IN. 8 so am. $50 am
Ills m 1890 pm. ll2 pm. lIOpm
AIS PIN 5.s5 pm. $50 pm $50 pm
Leave Arrive,at Groton Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell junction Worcester
7.30 am. Is am. sos am. 9l5am
l1.35 a. ll.S0 an. 1890 pm. l5Opm
$50 pm. AS pm. 900 pm. 7.2O pm
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS.
Trains arriving Nashua connect directly with trains
ofConcord Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern
Passumpsic, and Vermont Central Railroads. All Train
from Nashua connect directly with down Trains from
the above named Roads.
Each Train TO and from Groton Junction. (except the
Evening Train from Nashua) connects with upward
and downward Trains of the Fitchburg Railroad, and
Stony Brook Railroad to and from Lowell.
At Worcester $50 a. m. train connects with Steam
boat train from York via Norwich. Ills a. m. con.
With Boston and Worcester. Providence and Wor
cester, Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad
trains Abs p. M. connects with trains from all above
named roads, including the Express Train from New
York aud Albany Train arriving g. Is a. m. connects
with the a. m trains of all the above roads, including
Express Train to New ork and Albany That arriving
at p. III. with D. IN. trains of above roads That ar
irving At 20 m. with the New OK Steamboat Trair
via Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER r. R. TRAINS.
running in connection with Wore Nashua trans
Leave Fitchburg at 3. M. +; Il. 40 and 800 p m.
Leave Worcester at $50 and H. am and AIS m.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily 5ach way between
Worcester, GrotonJu junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fitch
burg.
~ For connections with the other road at Worces
ter, Groton Junction. and eshEa, see Snow and Wi
ders Pathfinder and Railway Guide.
u Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur
ington, Montpelier Wells RIvsr and White River Junc<
ton al the fare By each of the different routes Wis
Nashua and Fitchburg but No change of cars is made
/ on the Nashua route
J.w. sToWELL, supt
Worcester. June s, 1853 ieIO dawtf
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MEDICINES, &c.

Dr. Cornell's Pain Expeller.
So PERFECT Charmer of PAIN" Manufactured
"A by :. ID. FULLER 4 co.
Store, fremont Temple, Boston Sold by Dealers
g"rerallv mvl4 diff
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Leicester and Worcester Express.

VNHE subscribers will run daily Express for the
veyance Of Boxes, Bundles, Merchandise and every
other KIP ess Freight between the above named places
on and after this date, leaving Leicester at O'Clock
"A. NJ, and Worcester at O'Clock p Nj.
All orders entrusted us, or left at the Post Office
or at Horace Wae's Store, Leicester, (where states
may be iound0 win be promptly and faithfully attended
to.
Office in Worcester, at H. Newton's GOT Main
street. JOEL SIBLEY d CO
Leicester, March !, 1853. MARI dawtt
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Wrapping Paper
Glass Ware Glass Ware n

BROOKS d. sTEARNs have now in Store ull sizes
~ ana are aellin pi Manuiat turers' prices
10 du No. 3 Front Street.
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STONE WARE,

! UST Received a large supply of BENNINGTON
u STONE WARE, OF superior quality, fer sale by
DEXTER & EDDY,
wholesale Agents, No 20 Southbridge Street.
daytf
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LOW priced Sugars.
New Grocery Store.
GROCERIES, GROCERIES!

ET'HE subscriber offers for sale his Old Stand,
Southbrdge st, every variety of Grot cries, usually
kept in first Store, which he offers at the Vey
lowest mark for Cash g. e. FLANDERS.
nug5 diff
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Red and Grey Argols
HIS. M. W. Geralds-

EEMALE PHYSICIAN, and successful Midwife
/ Educated at the N. E. Female Medical College
Will answer calls nnh' and day,
u Residence No. Walnut Street APT DIT
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Special Notice to Foreigners.

FENHOMPSON 81 co., Express forwarders, having
i made arrangements for drawing Checks directly ON
the Belfast Banking Company. Belfast Ireland or any
OF its branches, ready draw Checks on the
above Company, from CT TO 100000
The advantage of sending friends abroad q Bank
Check, instead of Drafts individuals, must be clearly
obvious.
Bills OF Exchange, Checks, and Passage Certificates
for passages from Liverpool to New York. or stem
furnished at this office 5. v R. nICKCOX, Agent,
les diff waldo Bllck. Min sIleeL. w nrcesa r
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10 "a - IrS: 5l5sssss33
kaz-A -aek 49,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-31

We are informed that there were several err
rors in the account we gave last week of the
shooting near Panther Gap. The account was
based upon public rumor, and we did not pretend
to vouch for its entire accuracy. 1t now appears
that VowLEs was not a contractor, and that he
and HAYS (the man shot) were not playing cards.
The money, amounting to about $500, together
with 5000 in bonds, was stolen from VowLEs
while he was asleep in a store room.
The Lexington Gazette says, that VowLEs,
having reason to suspect HAYS, went to his board
ing house and charged him with the theft. HAYS,
at the nstigation of persons present, advanced up
on VowLEs to resent the charge, when the latter
drew revolver loaded with shot, and fired it sew
eral times, woundng the former in the face and
neck. HAYS and another Irishman supposed to
have been an accomplish in the robbery, were ar
rested and committed to jail VowLEs delivered
himself up, but was discharged. On the 18th
inst, however, HAIRS died from lock-jaw, aud
VowLEs has since been required to give bail for
his appearance at next court.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-31
nest,,,etlye Fire.

The house of MIR. PoRrERrIELD A. HEIsKELL,
of this county, was consumed by fire, on the night
Of the 23rd instant. The inmates escaped in their
night clothes, losing nearly every article OF turnl-
ture and clothing. The member Of the family
who was first aroused, found her pillow burning,
Her arm was burnt severely in the act of rescuing
a child from the flames, and others Of the family
were more or less injured, but none dangerously
In accordance with most commendable custom
under such circumstances, many OF our citizens
have contributed to the relief of Mr.. HElsXELL.
Others residing in the country, will doubtless be
glad of an opportunity to do so, and we are re-
quested to say that contributions may be left at the
store of Mr. j. B. BREcxENRIpGE, in Staunton.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-31
A Disnppointmsnt.

Last Monday morning, we received through the
Post Office one of those long envelopes postmark-
ed Washington city, and endorsed "Treasury De
partment-O Official Business" Our first thought
was that the President had magnanmously selec-
ted us as objects of his executive patronage. We
felt duly grateful of course On opening the pack
age, however, we found enclosed a circular from
the United States Coast Survey Office, publish
ed for the benefit of persons navigating the Pacific
Ocean. near The Coast of California" No more
of these jokes, we pray-the disappointment to us
is too cruel. But if the Coast Survey Office has
published anything for the benefit of persons nav
igating Salt River,we will be thankful for copy
as we are temporarily padding our canoe in thai
stream
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-31
A Horse stolen.

A horse, bride and saddle belonging to Mr.
JOHN NJ. HUMPHREYs, who lives near Greenville
in this county, stolen during the night of the
23rd instant The circumstances evince great
deal of coolness and determination on the part Of
the thief. There were several horses in the sta
bic, and the thief seems first to have taken one
that was lame, and afterwards turned him into the
stable again, without removing the saddle. An
other saddle being suspended conveniently, he
placed that on another horse and made of. A de-
scription Of the horse is given in an advertisement
published in this paper. MIR. IL. purchased him
month or two ago for Sl25.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-31
Vote ON Railroad subscription.

The County Court on Saturday last, over-ruled
motion to postpone till the 10th of November the
vote on the county subscription to the Railroad
The motion was made in the belief that longer
time was desirable for the consideration ofsuch an
important proposition, as but little discussion has
been had upon it far and also that the day nix
cd, the 18th ofSeptember, was Objectionable as
occurring in the midst of the busy season. The
friends of the measure, as well as any who might
be- opposed to it, it was thought would desire the
postponement in order to have a thorough discus
sion Of its merits; and no objection was raised before
the Court against such postponement. The mo-
ton was refused by majority of the Court then
sitting, on the ground of their ''unwillngness to
take the responsibility of changing the day fixed
at the June term.'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-31
For The Spectator.
Bourd of Public Works.


.Hessrs. Editor i have no inclination to hole
the Board to account for anything done by then
which every one may not approve of-but 1 am
well informed that they have lately committed al
act which. in the opinion ofmany, amounts to such
palpabe abuse of the power entrusted to them
as to demand that the people should be informed
of it, and the Board be required, if they cannot
show good reason to the contrary, to cancel thel
doings.
1t was recently advertised that contract would
be let to constructs turnpike road on State account
from Franklin to Monterey. Among other bid.
ders were DR.. Bruffy and Mr.. Cribbons, Gointly,
of this county. After the bids were opened, they
were informed by the Engineer in writing thai
they and another were the lowest bidders, and thai
he had recommended that the Board should give
them the contract. In order that the Board might
be satisfied oftheir entire fitness, they despatched
to them letter signed by gentlemen of the high
est character and standing, without distinction Of
party; and having myself seen it, am warranted
In asserting that no man or men could produce SUI
perior testimonials of character and capacity. II
was also shown by the letter that MIR. Crbbons is
practical road maker. On the day that the let,
ter was mailed, it was for the first time rumored
that e. A Stands, young lawyer of Harrl-
sonburg, wanted the government job" and that
friend of his, prominent democrat, who had
made himself conspicuous in bringing about the
nomination. of Dr.. Graham, would go that same
day to Richmond to secure it for him. Some per
sons were so uncharitable as to prophecy that Mr.
Stands would get it because he was Democrat
and his competitors were Wings. | did not think
that that would be the result. The sequal, how
ever, is, that Mr.. Stands gets the job at Sl4 600
the Board agreeing to pay him 81 900 more out
of the treasury, than Messrs B. and c. and 9th
ers asked. admit that contracts should not al
ways be awarded to the lowest bidders-capacity
and responsibility should be consulted-but, in
the case under consideration, apprehend that the
Board were either imposed upon, or were so care
less of the high trust confded to them, as not to
take the trouble to make the proper investigation,
or knowingly abused their power.
VIRGINIA.