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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-11
TOT TIC EHYHHV
To the Voters If the Counties Of Powhatan and
Cumberland.

The election of delegate to the General
Assembly of Virginia, to represent you, WIN
soon devolve upon you; and as. by courtesy,
the county of Cumberland is entitled 10 na'',e
the candidate The writer will suggest .ilat o'
John 0. Reynolds, ESQ.,, of the county OF ~, GuIh.
bcrland. He is gentleman OF whom II VII! DC
enough to say, that he sa Democrat IN princlpie
and not from pdlicy-a man not only pure, Dul
above suspicion, and one who the writer be,
leves, is wcll-qualifed and will be useful to the
whole State. This announcement is made with
ont consultation with Mr.. Reynolds, but the wri'
ter believes he will serve the two counties as thelr
representative, II it be their wish ne should do
so. ''' Ds' S'''"
I,nuor,. eth 1870
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tories and exclude the South. When the mcA
in authority IN tie federal councils from the
South have neglected this stronghold. it woul,N
be i'll bad taste not to say unjust, that the geycS
rous ally Of the South should be subjectedS
reproach for the common neglect.
My last letter was not intended 10 rcprobate>
the discussion of such constitutional questions
as are referred 10 in this. but the discussion Of
the entirely different matters more particularly
referred 10 in that. PryivS.
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usw Hamnshirs Democratic Convention.

CoScoRp. Jan. 6-The Democratic State
Convention met here to-day. Nearly four
hundred delegates were present Hon. Asa P,
Cate, of Mortified. was unanimously nomina-
ted for Governor, and Mr.. Frederick Vose for
Railroad Commissioner. Among the resolu-
tions adopted was the following:
Resolved, That the present national admins
tration in its successful efforts to advance the
means of communication between remote Sec
tions of our country, to improve our treaty
relations and extend the field Of commercial
entcrprise in its firm maintenance Of the free
dom Of the seas and sanctity Of the American
flag. in its efforts to promote the general in
forests of our country, commends itself to the
hearty support of the Democracy of New
Hampshire.
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.LTA VISTA HUGH SCHOOL.

r{Ng undersigned having leased OF Mr. NJ Crockett the
,p.ti0a, Mansion House. upon his farm known as Alta
visa ia county Of Abemarle, proposes 10 establish
school Of high grade for boys and YOUNG men, commencing
N, a. Monday In February, 1855. The locality peculiar
Is ri fer the purposes Indicated, being easy Of access
f, hy The Canal and the Alexandria and Lynehburg Rail
Road the distance from either being about six mlles-sur
-oanael by refined and moral reishborhood The build
: large and conveniently constructed situated upon an
rrneuce overlooking the surrounding country The yard
.: and ornaen,ei with every variety OF the
va:ers excellent and he situation proverbal for Its health
n-,- The Principal Is determined 10 establish School
o.hh grade the thorough and extensive, embracing
Eacsh Mathematics, the classics and French, designed to
-.arr Young for the active duties OF m OF for ad
ya;accous admission the higher classes in our colleges
the University Such assistance the school may re-
iure vii be obtained
TssYs-Boa-d and tuition including washing, fuel and
lights. per session Of Ave mouths onehaf payable In ad-
For English Ta,.ion, including she rudimen's 10 90
Fog the higher branches 10 no
fof Mathematics and tine Languages 20 90
Circulars containing all the necessary Information re-
ec.ny the OF instruction, terms &c, will be for
C. ]. F. BUFoRD Principal.
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.nn1vAI OF xurrNrxRs AT NORFOLK.

NoRroLk, Jan. s.-Eight mutineers OF tho
crew Of the ship Flying Dragon, recently .rriv-
sd in Hampton Roads, have been arrested by
the n. S. D. Marshal, and brought to this city.
They will be tried in Richmond, perhaps at the
neTt farm ofthe Federal Court. The ship 10 not
aground, a before reported
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-11
THE REELECTION OF DOUGLAS.

We were gratitied TO place before our read
ers yesterday an announcement by telegraph Of
the reelection of Judge Douglas Tor another
term to the Senate Of the United States.
His recent course, and what we reasonably
anticipate Us his future purpose give uN the
conviction that he has 10 ilca of any a!-
lance which will sever him from The comrades
or the faith to which his life has been devoted.
IT. in 4 moment Of temporary alienation. Inc
did imprldcnt things. he did only what any
public man NAV do. We have differed from
him decidedly and promptly, but We do not
doubt the honesty Of his convictions. nor. when
We rccolcct his gallant fight Of last fall do we
doubt that he has been faithful at heart 10 the
safe principles Of the Constitution on which
the South plants herself
In this sentiment wc know but few Demo.
Gratis who do not agree. Those who speak oi
the rejection by the Convention lately held
here, of resolution complimentary 10 Inn, rs
an intention to reproach or repudiate him, are
to say the least, altogether at fault The rcsou-
ton was laid upon the table for most sufficient
reasons. neither of which affected, i'll the least,
the estimate Of Judge Douglas. il was nitro
,luced at very late hour of the Right, when
discussion was impossible, and the public prints
had given out ideas of antagOnism with the
Democratic Administration which nccessitated
discussion, lest the passage Of the resolution
/ should be neutrality-suspicious. III connection
with this idea there were some Ieady 70 OBJECT
that Virginia Convention OF Democrats had
nothing to do with personal or political
triumph in Illinois.
Out Of these facts. discussion must have
sprung because there were many present who
we're unwilling for the shadow OF censnrc to be
presumed against Mr.. buchanan All tbs
would have been cleared up had it been proper
10 discuss the question before body, worn
down oy an almost constant session Of three
days and then trespassing upon the sabbath
to complete their labors.
In truth, the solid Democracy Of Virginia DO
greet the success Of Judge Douglas as tn
umph Of right and a prcsage Of good.
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message OF thej Governor Of Michigan

DETROIT, january 7th.-The retiring and in
coming Governor delivered their messages yes,
terday the former states that the iin'lccs -, o'
the State are in satisfactory condition. Inc
receipts Of the treasury for the lscai year
amounted to 81 ,oo0, and tl~ expenditures
to ss4s,0oo leaving ba On a,al.n doo o.
Sl7600o The entire StatS'eS' ss Is s,@d'''gg' c3a
diminution in four yyfs ol s2IS,o9o. lie
recommends the speed sextihg,ilshinent e oi the
public debt and rsgs.s 'he ne state state ini'gFslty'
the Agriculturs' suneee, the normal ana com
mon mo school, he asylums, etc. in a flourish
1ov-ilcr Wisner's Message is entirely de-
49, to State affairs. He recommends the ap-
,,S,Sitment OF a State geclogist and an emigra-
Jon agent; fa7ors the registry law, and the
erection of new capitol buildings.
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by the Govcrnor:
GEO. ". MUSP0RD,
.Secrtt1rv nj the Commonwealth.

On motion of r. T. DANIEL, Esq, the follow
ing resolution was offered and adopted:
Resolved, That John r. TICKER, Esq. and
PEAcnY R. GRArrAS. Esq. be appointed COM
mittec on the part Of this meeting to attend the
remains of the deceased from the city Of Rich
mond to the place Of their intcrment.
On motion of P. r GRArrAS, Esq, the fol-
lowing resolution was offered and adopted:
A communication having been received from
the Governor of the Commonwealth, express
ing his sympathy with the court and the bar
in the bereavement they and the State have
sustained in the loss Of the Honorable GREEN
B. SANuErs, and expressing his readiness to
unite in paying respect to his memory:
Resolved, That in pursuance Of the sugses-
ton of the Governor, the body Of the deceased
be removed to the Senate Chamber in the Cap
itol until the time shall arrive for taking 1t
to the place Of interment.
Resolved, That the Governor be request
cd to delegate one or more officers Of the
Government to attend the remains OF the
deceased to Woodstock, where the burial Is to
take place.
On motion. the meeting adjourned.
WIN. DANIEL, JR, Chm.
M Jos: p AstEs, s1sssr Secretaries.
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FUK
NTIS HENRY L. BROOKE proposes, on the lO;h OF Oc-
lNl iober next TO open n Boarding School for young
ladies, Ashland. in the county OF Hanover All the
higher branches Of female education viii be taught IN.
cndug French Latin, Italian Music and Drawing, in all OF
which departments there will be competent assistants
Mr. Edward Grem!er resident in Ashland, will take
charge OF the department. OF Music, French and Drawing
After the present year The school will be removed to the
country, In the neighborhoOd OF Ashland.
TEsAsone half payable in advance, the rest at the end
II the year:
For board, including fuel and lights, N.5
Ea:sh branches, 10
Languages, (each.) ~
Nas.c-rrOfcSscrs fees:
rse of Piano,
WasiaS -
For further information address
HENRY l.. BROOKE,
Sent, oo-.f Ashland, Va.
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The trial of Mr.. G. f. Deneale, at Staunton,
WAS concluded on Wednesday evening last and
resulted in sending Mr.. D. on for further trial.
he was held to bail in the sum Of q, 900.
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Missouri IEaIsIarnpF

ST. LOTS, Jan. The Legislature Of Mis-
souri, are considering bill to authorize the
government to call out volunteers to protect
persons and property and to repel invasion
from Kansas. The Banditti bill, appropriates
$4,000, and will probably pass to-day.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
PUBLISHED DAILY, SEMIwEEkLY AND WEEKLY,
BY RICHIE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER & WISE.
TER NJ g..

.s-DhiY P.rss seven dollars per xnnum. and at the
e esh, dollars II taken for shorter period than one
year For the SEsWEEELr, five dollars per annum nno
ihrce dollars FOR six months payable In advance For the
wSgsS r. per annun or six copies for 80 to be paid IN
hy MAIL they must be rtGered or they VIII be al the
r:.s of :hc writers.
,g-Adver'isement' Inserted on liberal terms >,
" All dues To this Office be remitted per mail, In
good and available BANK notes, rertd al the risk oil
II Editors.
eight lines. charged for rs advertisements.
orders from distance must be accompanied with the
advance pay, satisfactory references.
PIEDMONT FEMALE ACADEMY.
ry'pERE will be few vacancies in School the hrst
is,in To- Greek TO- French s. Music IL So Drawing and
r.ung Embrodery5 The Institution has been supplied
With and complete set Of philosophical and chemea
apsrau> Address me, at stony Point, Albemarle. Va
Jan S-c6t }. w. GoSS.
MAYSvILLE HIGH SCHOOL.
1'HIS SCHOOL is situated AZ Buckingham Court House,
Under the management Of gentleman who comes high
Is recommended, and has been engaged In teaching for
,ea7s
Toe subjects taught Latin Greek German. French,
ant al the English branches, including the higher Naihe
nss.i can obtained In the village a. good quality.
.i terms as accommodating any @hcre in the Pied
.aor, district.
For Circulars, containing particular; and es,i%Gna'
NcvS-cSm Buckingham Court House. Va.
STRIDLING SPRINGS SCHOOL.
HTRIBLING SPRINGS, AUGUSTA COUNTY, ~.
rsIS SCHOOL preparatory the University Of yrsi-
rins college, for business In are taught the
tncs Latin, Greek, German. French and Spanish Ian.
rn..--,: Mathematics and the Natural Sciences.
The Principal has had experience OF 10 years In teach
in classical school, and is aided by competent Assistants
The session begins the last Monday in September, and
ends the first Friday In June OF each Expenses OF the
sion TOR Tuition, Board Washing Fuel and Lghts) $l62
t.yb. onehs in advance the other the middle OF the
ou Charge from the ls Of January TO the end Of the
.r.,yn Si"Q.
Iii. school is at Of the pleasantest watering places
20 Nrcinawhcre there alum, sulphur chalybeae and
.,sione waters II Is proverbialy heahy-the buildings
re a.S-but two boys occupy large dormltory. II is
Of access being but Smile. from S.aunton with which
/ connected by uiUeekly line Of stages II Is entirely
Z. =. country. away from all inducements to vice
ror further information, apply to the Principal or Pro-
s-...0r Si-blus Springs, Augusta county, Va
J. HOTCHkISS, Principal,
F. II. WOODWARD, Manager of Hotel
CHESLEY KINNEY, Proprietor
E.gEr>cfS-Rev D. N. Smith, d. D., Union Theological
Seminary, Va; Rev. W. H. Rufner Harrsonburg, Va; j.
e. ws,kr-. ESQ., Washington ID. C.; n. e. Kinney, Esq.,
S,sua;,n Va Dec l+-c2m
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Sept, ao-o Ashland, Va,
COI.ITuRI\ ACADEUY


NTY SCHOOL the village Of Columbia. Fluvanna
Au county. Va In which will he augh, thoroughly the
Ancient Languages Mathematics and all the usual English
branches will the 10th Of January next and
eon;hi,,. months. with an interval probably Of one
month Tuition will he thirty dollars for languages and
higher mathematics Board be obtained In the families
" Drs Miller and Nelson Capt 0veron and Mr.. Beverly
yan, frou - TO sls per month"; fuel lights and washing
!s..;aied. A. ). HANCOCK.
!. 9Na
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4 TEACHER WANTED

,,,,, n cIsn,s " ~ - MI. Teacher "a
| ;.sr charge OF small private school-who give
instruction In the Ancient and Modern LANGUAGES
Mathematics and the English Branches. graduate OF the
University o. Virginia preferred Testimonials AZ TO ability
lgl character required gentleman who has had soine
experience teaching, would be preferred ia salary
viii be riy.n Address J. A. B.,
Dec 43-c,f Brandy Station, Culpeper county, Va
WANTED. n situation as Teacher or Tutor, BY =
w Young gentleman educated the University OF Nrgi-
a sho several yesrs experience Por further IN
formation, please address W. r., surry Court House '-
ginla. Dee. le-c3awlm
WANTED.-By Young Man, who has bad many
w years experience In the business, situation TO take
carge Of Hotel in country town. either n Virginia
or North Carolina Addres. A. b. c.,
Johnson's Springs, p o.,
S.-,2-c,. Goochand Co., Va,
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nROpOSALS WILL RE RECEIVED DY

Ia, Board Of ysters Of the Virginia Military Institute
m the day OF January next for supplying the Inst
H;h from spring distant about II 500 feet
pr- dryng the DITCH and laying the pipes for al to-
cehe- The pipe will required to be oftwo inch csbre
hu proposals invited for pipe Of different weights and
thickness
Farther Information in regard to the character OF the
sork will be furnished BY Mai. TH0S. II. WILLIAMSON
Proposals until the 10th OF January should be addressed
IuI-rsgned Lexington After that time, TO Gen.
". H. RICHARDSON, at Richmond
WILLIAM McLAUGHLlN,; coun,,,.s
JOHN ECHOLS
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SENATORIAL ELECTION.

SEHAIU6lAI IsLIN13UM.
DETROIT, Jan. s.-Ex- Governor Bingham has
been elected United States senator from this
Stata
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DEDUCTION IN COKE.-Thc prices

Ii Ill further notice, will be as follows:
s';i Lump Coke. 20 W per ioau
solt Hall CoRc y % no
Hard Coke, both grades. 8l do
81 these prices Coke Is all things considered, the cheap
~ FGe offered likely 10 be offered in the market:
culiug the coming season.
TL.s&-Cash on delivery, on demand.
- Yards 10th street and Basin, and corner Byrd
sni jih, south side Canal.
S.p: i4-wtf JOHN J. wERTu, Agent.
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Kan AWAY from the subscriber, Scottsvne, Abe
natie county, a negro man, CARTER. CARTER u
her under szc bsckor nearly so-and about II or ~
EARS old lie was formerly owned by Walter H. Flnnall,
Stafford county; has lived In Washington City and In
t.fsrss,burg will give 500 II delivered TO Hector
oav' Richmond or SIS secured In jail so get him.
SeT i2-estkd5w II. N. TEAPLEMAN.
- par Richmond made Brogues for sale aeeonnoda-
angttrL-.. BY n DEvEREUX,
Leather Dealer, 132, Cary street,
sept 2f-eA Between 18th and 19ta sts.
RURNlNG FLUID constantly on hand, Of The bss:
- quality and for sale By
Jan4 r JOHNSTON BRO, Druggists.
ANDLES.-sO0 boIa Jacksons Tallow Candles. for
~ oy Ia q b DAVENPORT
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InpKovED oHEAP coTTAeEs,. com
NOTICE

'HE General Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Bank
Of Virginia will be held at their Banking House, in the
c.ly Of Richmond on Monday the 10Th OF January
The ss provides "That Officer or Director OF Bank
. By proxy for any Stockhoder In any election OF
Directors Officers OF bank; nor shall any proxy be
valid which shall executed sixty days befers The
time Of any election SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
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wAnRENT0N lN. % FEMALE COLLIE


TINS old Institution will commence It's next session Janu
i AIRY lS;h. 1859, with full corp, OF teachers.
Terms liberal as other Institutions OF the highest grade
Aid extended the talented and INDECENT seeking edu-
ca:ion.
For particulars, apply to JULIUS WILCOX,
Der PrincipAl,
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;EORGE 4. HERRING,

No. sc, MArS SHEET,
EIn, always on hand full stock Of Groceries, to
sieh he Invites his customers and the public general
y Also pays strict attention TO the sale Of country pro-
ilc and il prepared to furnish grain bags to hs
firai, who wish 10 send their grain to him TO sell.
GEORGE I. HERRING,
Aus 4-cH No. sc, Main ~.
IMPROVED CHEAP COTTAGES, com.
BINING ORNAMENT, WITH COMFORT.
MYTH Fl;Lgeralds improvements in constructing cheap
W buld!nys-a cottage with two four, rooms
erected By two In two three days, and taken
sa uhou, any injury to the materials, and be removed
easy As 4 bale Of goods These buildings will be always
p13of arin, wind and rain and be estate
Address with postage stamp for answer.
p. FITZGERALD CO., @6 broadway,
So- l;-dS,tf New York City
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

The Governor having heard with sincere regret OF the
death OF GREEN D. sANcEs, late Judge OF the supreme
Court Of Appeals OF this and beng anxious
TO pay proper respect 10 the memory OF 50 distinguished
member OF coordinate department Of the government
tenders the sympathy Executive to the Court Tor her
In doing that he giving utterance to the sorrow which
will peryade the section by which the deceased WAS ad.
yanced TO hi, honorable position and expressing the sad
feeling OF the entire State when the announcement OF this
bereavement shall be made,
lie further expresses his willingness TO unite with the Court
In any demonstrations OF respect which may be deemed
proper by H. and for that purpose tenders The use of any
aparen, In the Capitol In which 10 deposit the honored
remains until the n,ermcnt shall take place
And being satisfied tha: the several officers Of government
In the different executive departments are desirou' oil
etneng their feelings by uniting In the ceremonies OF The
occasion:
Us ordered that the several heads Of departments In
the Capitol their respective offices be closed II the
funeral shall take place during the hours OF business
HENRY 4. WISE.
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TIVE Annual Mec,lngo the Stockholders Of the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia will be held at their Banking house
!, he c:y ot Richmond on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
January iS5a
NO Officer or Director OF Bank shall hereafter vote as
Proxy Of S,ockhoder In any election OF Directors or
oacer. 0. Bank shall any proxy be valid which snail
nave been executed sixty days before the time OF election
bee lS-8tawti?thJan }. A. SMITH, Cashier.
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WILL pay the hghes, cash prices for Dried Apples,
fAxseed Wax Wool and Ginseng, free OF drayage rom
basin depo;s, G. T. PEAKE.
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ry,pERE will few vacancies In my School irst
~ February. Terms-Board and Tuition 1--WE months,
s,Ssn 10 Greek TO- French s. Music IL So Drawing and
.,ing s. Embrodery5 The Institution has been supplied
Win and complete Sc, of philosophical chemical
aIpsra,u.. Address me- at stony Point Albemare Va
In Got J. W GOSS.
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.vu.rop noneI A IN WAsHIFGroH ClIf,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-sena'o' !.
rived here yesterday. He nS. -
vitation to q public DINNER o.
come of at an early day.
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SELECT En- CoINTi,Y noARDTNC ING SCHOOL,

c. J. F. BCF0RD. Principal,
n.r IInuanlsYille Va
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-28
l. A w r e POR II .
SUPERIOR COURT.

Ovens and wife VS.. Hickman. An action Sub
mtted to Judge Sorer to recover rent avorred to be
certain property u the City The defendant alleges
tnHt ny rpfeSHh htatlons the part of plaintiff's
repair induced to Pan R F1a 5r Te S
gii inns WAS set up IN answer and trayersed by
which have expired, and the petition asserts n for
elture Qi the term, in consequence Of ihe non pay
lnd ent Qi rent and prays that plartiG may be re-
The Court held that the remedies sought were in
upon contract; tho right to be restored to the nos
sessosion rests upon the ground that drtanda has
no Calm to the property, or in legal acccptation is
d by the terms I Of the Lease, the rent is not made
Hen upon tne term leased; sinple forfeiture of tho
estate, is made to depend the refusal to nay the
rent reserved at the time and place stated after de
The payment of the rent after the right of forfeit
hre accrued Hhd the subsequent occupation by the
the re' overy of Judgment for the rent in arroar
miGmt preclude tho landlord from asserting for
:, The Court could grant only one of the claims of
me alntih-either TO give him judgment for tho
recover the ern or restore the pIohtitf 70 tb
posse possession o. the term, leaving him to pursue an
the rule as the Court found it settled in Page isG
nha ~ Daruer, 4o!-and Il was entirely consistent
exist. IL 10
The plaintif's counsel then elected to have pos.
Dodd Huston for plaintiff; R. NJ. Corwine for de-
TINS TINS case. Young was a Judgment creditor of Ezc.
kie Ross, and hud levied on tain properly in this
cry when 1t was averred in reality belonged to Ross
Ipt was now held by a Mr. Alather III trust for
nls wife R Snd the allegation was that the title to the
OF the wife In fraud of creditors ~
Tue question presented resolved itself into tlis in
Qury-whether at the time Ross caused tho con
Neyapce to be:made to his wife he was sovent-whe-
M het ne mad sufficient property unincumbered to pay
transfers and exchanges might readily be expiained
II the conveyance to Mrs. II. was valid as against
creditors When 1t was executed, the property It en-
ngafGa passed Pas to her os her own estate, projected
his interest therein for her lfo as well as tho sale
thfeIeuf by subsequent Judgment creditors.
II in this case there was merely the sale or OK
GGnamge Or one estate legally belonging to the wife
be disposed of and the proceeds vested in the nremise
now sought to be subjected there could bo no don6f
in the abscnco of fraud Mt the time tho FIRST pnrcbosc
was made the right Of tho wife to possess the prop
Crty as nor own-cStato unaffected by tho plait
tins Judgment Demurrer oyerrulod, N'''-
Exception taken by Judge Coffin,
VERDICT. = Lands II Co. VS.. G., Fletcher aud 7
Eletcher. Tried before Judae Hoadley and a iury
435 81. ~ ava "'7''