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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26
THE CONSTITUTION AND THE SLAVE TRADE.


The writer has had occasion TO refer recently TO the
hrs clause ot the ninth section Of the first article of the
Constitution OF the United States for other purposes than
the one be nov proposes The letter of Citizen in
to-days Daily Whg the prompting of this refer
cuce TO that clause.
IL does not seem to Uhough the generally received
opinion Is against Interpretation of the causl that
the power granted bg thar clause Congress To rob
bit the Importation OF the persons referred to- after sOs
IL - to my understanding only denial of the ripbt IN
exercise the power OF prohibition before that period
That Is simply the plain language of the clause. II this
be So then the implication is that but for the dsnia
the power woud have been in Congress TO prohibit the
importation prior TO 1905 l. t that the cni, was
necessary 10 prevent exercise of the power prior to
lsoS, by CongresSy IL to me the denial was no,
eeSsafy vi course then, the power in Cougrcss by
some grant contained In the Constitution for Congress
has none but granted powers The incidental movers
are, no lees clearly than the specific powers nfS of
power. The question then arises has Congress the now
er since lSos 10 prohibit the importation such personsS
anu So 10y what clause of the Constitution i the power
conferred. IL seems TO me the powers in Congress Tor
rather in the federal given bv the 10th cas
OF the 18th of art LIST of the Constitution TO wit: To
define ana punish &c, offences against the laws ma.
tons IL seems TO me that the capture in Africa of her
"i creatures or her ensaved for the purpose
enslavlng them in this is offence against her
right of international comtyan offence which this coun
try has the power TO define and punish any OF her
ciiizens Tor pcrpetratng. Yet do think the offence
comes within the dehnitisn 81 piracy" Nor do 1
think the power in the grant TO regulate commerce
Nc Nor It. TO my apprehension among the inciien-
tai powers necessary and proper for executing the speci
nc powers As Is not TO be traced any other clause
II - conhrmaory that il resides in that one as To M
apprehension OF our system and the wisdom or its found
ers they would not have denied the right for specified
time, To execute power which did not exist III Con.
did have the power to prohibit the
why should the Constitution have been made 10 probibt
it for given timer PIrBiJITS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26
RANGE OF THK THERMOMETER
AT RANDoLPH's BOOKSTORE. iai MAIN ST., sept 81
! &, cT ,.,;.:,,. =. ~, y, w,sTAns .At.AM

July 81 y -
remarkable OF Consumption receuty erected
y WI. medicine IN the town q Chatham In TIL. county, and
that town, whom
who hal long labored under
sderr by her friends medicine she
Informed by her medical must die IN.
wa.indueed to send for bottle Of wtstarss of
Wild Cherry, as last resort The lady experienced
great relief and bottles
administered She happy In the health
sc2V-d,cAuiw -'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26
Fire, Life ana Marine Insurancc.

rJ'HE RICHMOND FIRE AssOCIi with cash e.paI aud
surplus Of nearly so 10000, Is prepared issue policies
on we ABOVE descriptions OF risks reasonable
similar insrion IN ne state aud respectfully ask
patronage the public Applications will received at the OF
nee No l56 second door Of and , streets
where the Officers viii ehee give alton required
All losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
Chas 7 Workman, John H. Claiborp.
VIVA e. Tompkins, Robert NJ Hur,nr
John J. Wilson, T,os A Ru.,
Alex Garrett, Geo Gwa,busv
john l. Suhlett, frs. J. Barns
-, DAVID CURRIE, Prcs't
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26

70 Notice TO Country Merchant. Visiting
Richmond this Fall.-wc would most respec fully cali
their attention to stock Of BOOTS and SHOES
sell Low for cash erei.
ALEX. HILL CO.,
seie 1871 Main St, Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26

Mr. EVERETT To OccrPT PutPIr-The Boston
correspondent OF the Amherst Eyyess saws that Hon
Edward Everett will supply the pulpit one SUNDAY AZ m,
south Congregational church ia Boston during the Oh
sence in Europe Of Rev r. + Hale
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26

Nv II want Boots shoes CATERS good quality 20 20
ALkN iLL cos, and II you cant get them there
know where you ind them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26
JOHS S. s.rsprRs, see'ty. -A0NAS '0"D' Chr

vLaI-ToFtr rnl-no -.s,--rfIr tsAIJrtusxt,
MAILS NOI TO GO VIA TEHUANTEPEC-
INFERIOR VIGILANCE COMMITTEE, sc.
NEw ORLEANS, September 22.-There are renor,od
two deaths from yellow fever at Houston TEXAS and
one at Galveston 1t is expected that il will in
crease. - wa III
me postmaster here has received orders from the De-
partment at Washington not to send the C,lic,-i ri
via Iehuantepcc ON the 27th the contract having expres
on the Isl proximo II Is expected that Mr. Iobnso,
the man contractor Is not provided with the contract for
the New Orleans mail service, and mails will be for
wArded via New York ~ '''
The liabilities of the Southern Pacific Railroad arc
three hundred thousand dollars
The Governor of Louisiana has returned from, ,I -
terror parishes where there has been so much troub In
consequence OF the severity of the vigilance committee
IL having punished many innocent and pect,le mon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26

a IERRinLE TRAGEDY AT LEBANON, OHio-we learn.
ed last night the particulars OF terrible domestic trace.
Sy Nh,eh occurred near Lebanon, Warren county, on
Saturday last in which wife deserted by her Ir,nLcn
husband, poisoned her child and then DESTROYED
herself. The story of our informant is a. follows.
Richard Davis, gardner, living near Lebanon. hav.
ing become diSspacd neglected his family aud finally
on Friday last, deserted them leaving them pennies to
beg OF selfish world starve. The wife in DESPAIR
sought death rather than degradation She administer
ca auuangm TO her child, little boy Of three years OF
age and then took the remainder herself
On sunday morning the neghbors found the mother
with the child in her arms both stone dead Tbcv ere
horrhed and as the news spread the Indignation tow
tense.-CiH. Gar. Sspf. 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26
rI'HE LIVE HOOKS


MORRIS BOnKsroRF -
The Way II all Ended " by young Iirriua autho,,.,. Al
Adam Bede. by Geo. E!loti; 1. -
John Halifax, G~nteman; J..
What VIII lie DO With tt-Iuger
DO 10 do do In paper cts
ls tor le ny author o. John Halifax, paper 20
Alone. By Marian Harland- Paper; - cts
Walter Thornley, by the author Of Allen Prescott; l.
Poems by Amelia. New edition; l.
a new Volume Of Poems by Hone.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26
IHMMISsIONER'S SALE or LAND IN uNNo

4 XTr,
Nth COJNIN-By virtue ~ decree Of The Countv Cou.,
M Hanover rendered the 2Sih June i9 m thS nil ~
Shapan ImherlAke plaintiff Catherine TYLER and oibr- de-
Underlined
~ NE 2'ih day Of October is, II fair not FIRST
N hereafter 10 sell the premises, Of
Nheh Elehaa late Of the county Hanover died seized
haid tract With
cleared ana Ia good state 81 Improvement IL Ves In i COM
" aoning the Lands OF Arthur Woody John Tyler ami Other
small family. '' 'A'"e'e"' ''' q
ss 90 One third Of the purchase money To h. maid In
eas one ird In six months residue In twelve unbs
to bear intere-t from lay
20 execute bonds with approved personal security for deferred
ynents and title 10 be retained until the Court
se2G-cwtds NyN " yrt~sNs~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

ella n q 70 OF HOURS
ON and after Monday. lgih inst the Ma and Aeeoumo-
~ dalton Trains. will he run follows liza
Day mail lalye Richmond a and arrIv. I'm Rieh5
at 2l5, p. ". 50 ''''''i'h'
Night NAH leave Richmond Depot NJ % y N
Hchm, nj 3 50, A. NJ 800 ~ "''' u"
will leave Milford At 800 A. N. -
OFFICE R. p r. r. CoslP'Y ''i"' s"r' Trans
RICHMOND, nj G..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26
ROANOKE Valley RAILROAD EXTENSIOy

has been ordered by the President Directors h,t the
treasurer collect from each subscriber Extenon tbri
Of fO per share for the Of constructing the
o.d The amount be deposited in Exchange BInk In
iehmond Ciarksvile the I,o ,noS. y,x
road Extension be paid Of Potts Farley
| a ~ sczo-lE T. A. WILLIAM, Treas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26
TIN FOIL AND METALLIC CAP MANDATORY,
No. Is, Crosby Street, NY.

TIN FOIL AND METALLIC CAP MANDATORY.
No. Is, Crosby Street, NY.
JOHN J. CRooKE L CO.,
Are manufacturing their Patent
ROLLED TIN FOIL.
PLAIN, PRINTED OR EMBOSSED,
suitable for wrapping
Fine Cut and Cavendish Tobaooos, Cheese Spices Sc
Thin Beaten Foil all stes superior orancy and strength 10
the imported article.
METALLIC CAPS,
INVALUABLE
Tor scaling Bottles containing Wine liquids. Js. Se
stamped with any design required. Aio -
MUSIC PLATES. SOLDER TYPE AND BRIrANIA METALS
Jyea-iyn
ENTIREL NEW STOCK
OF SPLENDID
ID ~ GOODS
AIDES elegant Goods rich SIX Robe. Two and .
~ soGnss, superb dress party aud bridal many Of which
Pe 70 iSse soO l ss such w sS ask The
rstosr "a Parts material Of which web
Esnu se s and sHsIes aiiossp, q P.,,sns
Medium and low priced sd' Ire. Good. Of an kind.
eant Velvet and Cloth cioaks and very large stock
EnEI.h Long Cloths. from auetlOn-r,yyeAerp
LIN II.h Linen; White ssT6rie' and all white good.
nesery GoSs sa% sses S asS Sad very cheap
Eooisni msrino &ei Of all Kinds large supply
NrEnA fred Cloths Ksrseys, Blankets and all plantation
Mems wear in fine Cloths c.smer,s and vesngs satnet.
House Furnishing esod. Of every as,crp,on
Abuyer Of Dry Goods, Wholesale invited to ex
offered , possible prizes our sSs,sm Of %
superior goods the so Ear been
Of House ~ greatly fseiiir FV.x S
pamoni OF our business will be kept co goods con-
friends either in person or bv order will NJ al
"a Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Dry Gooss,
Ain STREET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26

FALL TRADE, 1859.
JNO. N. GORDON *, son.
18th street, near Exchange Hotel,
III wen assorted OF aRoCsRfEs METALS sc 20 wbh
Their stock conslsts %
Porto Rico, Orleans Coffee sugars
Loaf, crushed grsnulsted powdered surars
Lagnayrs ho, Java, AhEostura and Cape coffee
Orleans Cuha and Porto Rico Molasses
Pure Cider
Spsrm and AdanIaniine CandIes
Brown and fancy Soaps
Spices Of all kinds
Liverpool and ground alum Salt
SnIc Leather, good and damaged
shoe Thread, brown and bIeaehed
Cotton Yarns and Carpet Warp
candle Wick, cotton and hemp Irvine
Teas, various quAhtiss and black
American Hammered IRON
English and American Hoilell
English and American heel
German, Cast and Shea steel
broad Plough Iron from 10 ~ Inches
fIat ro1nd and square Iron. all sizes
oval, hal-Oyal an half Iron
American, EaElish and Russian sheet Iron
Rand and Hoop
Nail Rods, American and suedes
Refined Horse Shoe
Horse shoes and Horse Shoe Nail,
Tin Plate, Pig and Bar Tin. sea
GEORGE DARBY,
MANUFACTURERS AGENT FOR THE sALE OF
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, &C.
LARGE assortment constantly hand orders ly mail or
n otherwise promptly atendedto. - ~ "
No 10, GoysInOI street,
ED founE's celebrated smoothsaved SINGLE MACHINE
up up IN any part OF the STATE short
EGGLESTON a. FHTZGERALD
Groccrs nnd Com mission mcrchants.
No. Ia PrARL sTNKET,
To he n i.ry. ...-s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26
The Great English Remedy.
SIM JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

OELEDnAlED L EMAIL flLLO.
painful and dangerous diseases inedsn, the female constitution
II moderate. all ohs,raeOns nom
whatever cause, and speedy may be relied
n To MARRIED LADIES
Is peculiarly suited viii. In shOr, time. bring the
y period with regularity
CAUTION
zAeae % should aet l,ten ~ FEMALES aaf pres-s.f
dHiag gs FIRST THREE h0NThs t,sy bysas
Miscarriage; but at srsy osr time and ersy osasr sss
nsy are pscscdy ~ve.
In all Nervous Spinal Affections.
and Limbs lieayine Fatigue slight essr,lon, rapaon Of
the Heart Lowne-- OF Spirits, Mysteries sick Headache Whites
and all the painful diseases oeeasoned dOderrd
these ni VIII effect when all other have failed
Pull directions In the pamphi, around each package which
should he carefully preserved
bottle containing 30 pills.
stamp Of Great Britain be posee for n aud 6pOsAss
siamps. JOB. MOSES,
Rochester, Nsu Yort,
General Agent % United states.
Sold In Richmond by all respectable Druggists; WAL y
sPorswooD Agent for Pe,ersburg NJ A SANTOS Agent
Norfolk. mais-eodAeiy
sore Throat Plague and sore Throat.-Th.
quality o selzlng hold cspuon depraved
mor- possessed by other medicine
They operate only the Tissues involved In BY
,he disease In fact they seize upon humo
no" preference as from natural snity
INA, OF The surrounding psrts and which, settling
'he throat that Is around the region produces throat
sore r0 pdgHe, and the headache
an hour ansr four six pills taken peculiar
creeping In the part Affected collecting diseased
humo ready for expulsion eject can ever
arise from their because they upon healthy
Tsken early they prevent all organic diseases how
In sickness TO that medicine only exnru.he. N. dis,
ease and leaves evil effects behind Sold at Dr.
once No. s9i Canal Street. New York. by all res.
pectaie dealers In medicines. ~sd,vtn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26

ToaAcco WoEss-lAe Danyille Register states, tha,
in the vicinity OF that pace the tobacco crop has been
pretty well exempt fron the horn worm usually very
great pest to the farmet We have heard no complaint
on the subject In this community infer that the like
happy exemption exists here. The tobacco promises to
be large and OF fine quality. :
SALE OF rHs NATURAL BRlpox.-Col ]. wootcn few
DAYS since, we are informed, disposed OF the Natura
Bridge property to John Laser for the sum Of ss 600
srARniSe.-A correspondent OF the Petersburg Tx.
press writing from the county of Southampton saws
John fairc'oth was apprehended and lodged in Jail a,
TINS place ON Monday ssst for stabbing James X Jones
IN an anray near Boykns' Depot II is thought tina,
Jones will not recover lie received two severe Wounds
one in the side, and another in the neck the latter OF
which, Is feared VIII prove fatal They became engag-
ed IN quarrel while patrong which originated the i-
Guilty.
TAsrkRiSc WITH SLAvrs-At the Circuit Court for
fuaski Judge Fulton presiding. named Armstrong
Moisture was sentenced to the Pcnitentary for years
His crime was that OF tampcring with slaves and melting
them TO run away from their His have been
notified 10y the people that their is desirable
than their company, and ordered to make themselves
scarce bya specified day. If they do not the sentence
OF Judge Lynch will be speedily put into effect.
ALLEonASr SrRSGs-There are nov 80 visitors at the
Allegheny Springs but they are chiefly invalds in pur.
SUIT oil health The pleasure seekers have nearly all left
for their respective homes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26

nFFLR 70 the trade large complete stock on
~ Wines Liquors, segAr and all articles be found Ia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16
IFor the Intelligencer.l
The Second Ward Market.

4HeSsfs. Editors: A Citizen, under u "iusl
cause of complaint" in last Saturdays PAPER
having given his view Of things at the Second
Ward Market, caused me to look at it from O
different stand. The general tenor of the City
ordinance in relation to the market, shows thai
the house was built for the purpose of supply
ing the citizens with good and wholesome pro.
vision. IT SO, the more competition in furnish.
ing this supply, from whatever source, the better
for the consumer.
No lntlmation is any where made of license
to retailers OF family marketing ut the Market
House, in market hours. The butchers buck.
STEERS aud vegetable vendors, many Of them uoy
u heavy rent to the city for the use of stalls;
and some of them at the upper house, in ac-
cordance with an order from Council, paw Tor
the privilege of Standing their wagons on a
specified place ut the curb stone These few
in number, believe, are the on'y ones the Mar
ket Master has given preference over any that
wished to SELL
Our main dependence is on hucksters, who
attend regularly, and gather their produce sue
ceSslvely from the same producers. By bring.
ing large quantities, gathered every week from
the same source, we get them cheaper and
treSher than if dependent on the farmer, who
can only lind time tocome once month; aud
then, to make it pay, must buy all the stale
butter in the neighbOrhood; churn it over in u
little fresh buttermilk; bring it here in NICE
prints, and sell it for ga no. fresh? churned
yesterday u" These are are the ones who
who growl because man who pays for his
stall, don't stand back aud hide his really fresl.
10 cent butter, so that they can occupy the
place gratis and pocket the quarters for what
they know will be worthless tomorrow. am
at loss to know why any citizen should at
tempt to frishten people away by quoting the
lawn reference to general Matchmaking. AS
well might he quote the State law to Prohibit
the farmers of Ohio from attending this market
without license q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16
[Ror the Tntelligencer.l.
The Mnekater nIonopol1.

The Communication of the Market Master, in
your publication of this morning, so far from
invalidating anything in my former letter, con-
firms every word of it Hear him: "TheY,
(curbstones.) are always occupied by others in
the owners rear, with the exception of a pLuce
has by an order Of Council Through
thenight, the stalls are filled up (by farmers
wagons so that, under the order, I must re-
more such ,oagon&, to let them (the hucksters,)
in" 1.-THE upper market on the East side, is
rented;"-so likewise is it in the lower part of
the market; at least, every stall has the word
Rented, affixed to it There are just thirty
eight stalls on the East side of both Market
Houses; so that, to accommodate the Owners"
of these stalls, tairty-eight farmers wagons
"must be removed TO let them in" This whole.
sale system of forestaling ought to be immedi-
ately suppressed and the huckstcr monopoly
at once extinguished. CITIZEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

Tar "GREAr EASTERN The English papers
report that the engines of this big ship are now
erected the propeller in its place, and the floats
arc on the paddlewheels. The machinery, in.
deed is so far complete that the steam has been
got up to try the accuracy of the bearings, &c.
OF her SIX masts, the first, fifth and sixth, are
in and rugged. The carpenters having nut nm
the deck bulwarks the painters are giving the
boards the first coat. In short period. tho
Great Eastern will be coalcd and proyisio1n tJo
aud ready TO take her trial trip to sea. 1850
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16
Wheeling Female Seminary
FALL aRESRON =

MS Institution, under the superintendent of Mrs s.
T.; A. hanma has risen to be of foremost schools
pf tay9r steadily until is believed by its Board
abroad such few schools anywhere In the
claim. The academic regime adopted and carried ont
corps Of efficient and experienced teachers and every de-
o. the course has been thoroughly syscmatlZsd
be ana every grade Of among pupils
olhS as great number of advantages in point Of heath
scenery accessibility and Convenience To boarIcs
as any school known to Its Board. " ~ iS'S'
1ns year is divided into two sessions Of sve
eacn. The next session will commence on the 6rst
Wednesday OF September, aud close ON the last TI,
q, For terms &c. or additional inior-
OF on application to any OF the underSIcnel @ e@
BOARD OF TKTsrERs-ReY. Z. Il. Perkins Rev. p y,
wSodse, Key T. Mcllnte Jas, K Baker, sain' Or: p
W NO '" j. Bates, II K. List, u MUSTARD
THE following papers will copy one month each and send
Ssi mus SpFonpy to this Office collection
Herald sbuFg Gazette, Woodsfe Snir
IL ClaTssDuFg Register Charleston (Vn) Repuhcan &,
lstFsSAe No) Chronicle FRIrmott YlrginiRn.I - ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

CASSIDY, thu editor of the Albany IN. W
argus, through whose agency it has been init
mated the Wise Donnelly letter first saw the
light, comes out in his paper with an indignant
disclaimer, finishing up by saying that
We challenge the investigation, because we
know its result will acquit us, abroad, of a
charge whichno man in this state, friend or foe,
would bring against US, of being false to pri-
vate confidence. But the resentment we feel at
the di>graceful subterfuge, which, under quib-
bles ana alSehoodS, seeks to divert the respon-
sibilty of this disclosure from its true source,
and the contempt We feel for the author of such
letter, are lost in sense of pity for the state
which has the misfortune to have such man
for its head. It's Virginia of which Mr. Wise
is Governor 1t is to the Mother of States that
we are forced TO trace this shameful harlotry
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

IT is suggested of Governor Wise, whose
Oyster fundnm has given him SO much concern.
And when he is old and feeble too,
And Cannot aoCtt6 any more,
On old TlrGinIa's shoEe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

a rHoFANE correspondent calls tbs agreement
made at yillafranca, "tho peace which passeth
all understanding
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

THERE is one unfortunate incident connected
with the event of the Kentucky election, and
about the only one that we regret Tho vener
able Senator Crittenden will be removed from
| that body which he has SO long adorned BY his
talents, and digntied by his virtues. His re.
tlrenent into private life will be calamity
which the country cannot too deeply lament
as the Oldest Of living Senators-us the last Of
that Old Guard who had so often and SO nobly
defended the honor of our country, both at home
and abroad-ss almost the only statesman left
to the South-his absence from the Senate Hall
which has so often rung with his manly elo.
quence-will create void which can not be
filled. Thoroughly honest and patriotic; an
American in the fullest sense ofthe term, frank
and chivairous, fearless and ontspoken, inflexi-
bic in> his purpose, rigid in his adherence to
what he deems to be right-who can fill his
place? 40
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

BY virtue Of decree pronounced by said cou.: SAL
cause on the 9th day of June, 1859, will proceed
Office in the city Of Wheeling in said county, Ink 9
day of August, 1859, take and IL
several ens upon the real estate of the defend
with their several prcritfcs also the value Of said rt
estate, together with the annual rents and Profits OF lie
same, &c.
an of tile s46i
Warden Edwards OF either Of Them hereby No.
titled to appe before before the day nar
and attend to their Interests in the premises
jy25 ENw H. FlTZIUGII, Comr