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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

Uncoy dilioral surrc0drr, l.; tie only
:erms those famous ltllt pills Known ~
De Wits Little ETly RiS rs viii make
with cous ipl'ion, sick hcndach' and
stomach tiOnb;cS.
Scott Tiu!ham, QuccbeI; a. b. der
gan, Woodstock: l.. J. NJ Marcy. jafls-
vile.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

''Scusc me- said Tommy as he
helped himself to another plcee Of
cake.
"Why didn't You ask ne, Tom.
my, if you wanted more" smiled
the hostess.
"'Cause faint p'litp. = Detroit
Free Press.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

First tramp-Comc. Weary. why
don't scr set down:
Second tramp -Aw. It's too
much work ter git up agin.-llar-
pcr's Weekly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

The Br, anites say that cx-Prcsi-
dent Cleveland is man without Il
party, and that no heed should,
therefore, be paid to what he says.
But there used to be Democratic
party that was in favor of Sound
Money and the faithful maintenance
of the public credit. 1t is better to
be IN accord with Jefferson and
Jackson than with Bryan and Alt
geld. 1t is better to be without IL
party than without principlc.-Phil-
adclphia Record.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

That is Il queer sort OF criticism
of Grover Clcvcland's latest speech,
that it is vague. 1t strikes the av-
erage reader as just about as vague
as kick in the seat of the trousers.
Boston Herald.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01
Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
] don't wonder what you arc
For have to hustle SO
Keeping posted here below.
PUCK.

Group and whuoplnG cough alc child-
ho,d'a tcrror> but like pncnnoLil, bron-
ch,s, aud rihcr throat aud lung troubles,
Can be quickly curch by using One M'n-
ute Cough Cure.
Scott Tlnkham, Qucchc"; A. B Nor
gan, Woodstock; l.. }. VI. M,rcy, Tafts-
willie.
Suburban - IIow's gardening :
Raising many early vegetables now !:
Commutcr--No; have given the
job up to my neighbours hens. |
find that they can raise them enough
sight faster that | can.--I}oston
Transcript,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

"AIy father has taken Hoods Sar-
saparila for crys'pelas in his face
and it has cured him" Kenneth
Stevens, .,tannard, Vermont.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

DeWitt's Collie & Cholera Cure.
Quickly cures pysentery and Diarrhea.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01
GOnnuhial Mysteries,

"a man who is just married tells
his wife everything"
"Yes?"
"And after he gets better acquaint-
ed with Ecr lie doesn't tell her any
thing. '-ChiCago Record
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

\ more conspicuously unfit APP
pontmcnt than that of Scwall as
American minister at Honolulu could
hardly be made, Scwall did good
work for the Republican party in
the last campaign and this is his fee
for his services. While consul in
Samoa Sewall took matters into his
own hands to the exclusion of the
state department and attempted to
annex the Hawaiian islands. Prcsi-
dent Cleveland removed him with
some vchcmencc, and now Pi esident
Mckinley returns this unfit and
troublesome cmissary with enlarged
powers for mischief making.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

1t should BE- made Il matter Of public
knowledge that De Wits Witch Hazel
Salyc will speedily cure piles o. the 10 .
est standing is the houschnid favor
lite for burns. srald@. cuts bruises. az
sores Of oil kinds.
Scott Tnkham. Qucchcc; A. b. Nor
gan, Woodstock; l.. j. NJ. Narcy, T,lts=
vile.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

Johnny hud II wealth Of muscle
When he swung the base ball bat
But when forced To beat the cnrprt
He was weaker than II eat.
rrl,,,Inpl 7 ., ,I,r
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

Speaking of liquor prosecutions in
Chittenden county and the lack of
attention paid to drug stores by the
prosecuting officers, isn't 1t weakly
absurd claim that it is "much more
difficult to obtain evidence against
these places than against hotels and
saloons: 1t is an open admission
that the law, which prescrlbcs a
penalty varying from fine to imprs
onment, is continually violated-that
a crime, according to the Vermont
statutes, is committed daily almost
under the eyes of the officers Of the
law-yct it is Hditficult to obtain
evidence" against the offenders.
Does the fault lie with the law or
with the people'
Ex-Candidate Bryan comes quick
ly to his feet to ridicule the speeches
of eN-President Cleveland and other
leaders of the sound money Democ-
racy and oppo nents of tariff spolia-
ton, made at the Reform Club din
ner. The supporters of the Indian
apolis ticket, he remarks again, are
not numerically strong enough to in
jurc the Irregular Democracy" as he
terms his adherents. 1t should be
borne in mind, however, by Mr..
Bryan and others that million
Democratic voters were ready, and
are ready again, to cast their ballots
for Mckinley as against the advo-
Gates of dishonest currency; an
other Mckinley and Bryan cam
paign would prove this, though dis
appointment is seecre over the lapse
of the Republican party into tariff
spoliation which again threatens to
cndangcr for time the business in
terests of the country.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01
Spirit Of tbr A9c,
Woodstock. Vt May I, 1897.
BY EDWARD G. DANA.

Montpelier has new paper. the
Transcript, and in the business of
giving the news of the capital and
vicinity is holding It's own. Harry
NJ. Graves is its editor.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

Ex-Secretary Carlisle states the
case in this way: Whrt is called
bimctalism in the United States
means silver recommendation. pure
and simple, while international BIZ
mctalism, with an arbitrary ratio, is
mere dream of financial enthu-
siasts, with no prospect of rcaliza-
ton so long us intrinsic value con-
stitutcs an essential element of inter-
national money.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

The Methodist conference is still
opposed to extending the privileges
of women and its vote when this
question comes up is pretty well UNI
dcrstood beforehand. Resolutions
indorslng woman's suffrage in muni-
cipal elections were defeated, as was
the constitutional question of adj
uniting women to the conference as
lay delegates, by a vote of 80 to 20.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01

Not only acute lung truubIc., which
may prove fatal in few day, but Old
chronic coughs and throat troubles may
receive immediate rciicf and be- p. rma-
nrnty cured by Ohc Minutc Cough Care.
Scott Tinkhnm, Qucchcc: \ Ii Morgan,
Woodstock; l.. j. NJ. Marcy, Tai>vilic.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-05-01
Sure Thing.

"Bluffer says that he was Il good
deal put out at your meeting last
night. 4
81 should say he was. We kich ed
him to the head of the stairs and
then fired him down bodily. DE
troit Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
sEyrRE RAIy ~ mEcKLENBURG
Jack walkers Victim Tells Of the Result
OF the Lunenburg Trial.

CHASE CITY. VA. July 22.-Special-
A severe rain storm Of nearly two hours
has overlooked the streams, wash sd away
bridges and done serious damage 20 crops.
IL is estimated that between 1880 and 900
last night a least two and half inches
Of water fell Roads are washed so as
10 almost be impossible.
j. r. Malone. the Henderson On. O.
policeman, who was so nearly killed by
the desperate negro. Jack Walker IN
1892 while taking him 10 the county JAIL
passed through here on his return home
from Lunenburg court which has been on
since the second Monday He reports
that the negro was tried on six different
indictments For attempting TO XIII Ma
hone and the robbery of his pistol the
sentences were for eighteen years. For
obtaining money under false pretences
and another charge two years moro.
Mr. Malone is greatly pleased with the
Lunenburg people who DE says are as
hospital and courteous as any he ever
met.
Mrs. r. W. Richardson and Miss Mary
Neal. of Green Bay. who have been here
on a visit 10 Mrs. Saunders. left for
homo to-day Miss Maude Carter OF
Chatham county is visiting Miss NeNa
Saunders.
Among to-days arrivals az The Mineral,
are J. A. Malone. Henderson, y c. y.
r. Bacon. Lunenhurg courthouse, ;. K.
Perry and wife. Miss Tyree. Durham. y.
g: A. Kadden. of Petersburg. Va, Miss
Pattie Avertt. Danville Va. Mrs. J.. j.
Lynch. OF Greensboro. y. 9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
THE RETAIL GROCERS.
A Constitution, By-Law,. and Rules
Adopted at a Meeting.

The Retail Grocers' Protective Associa-
ton Is now an active and duly organized
body. At the meeting Of the association
which was held last night in Laube's Han
a constitution. bylaws and rules OF gov
eminent were formally adopted me
work was accomplished with little OF u"
discussion. -, 49,,
In the constitution Il was set forth that
the object OF the association was 10 uhe
more closely unite the retail grocers. c.
To cooperate for the common beneut
Of all. 10 abate trade abuses 10 dlsSenll,
nate useful information; 20 expose irauu
and authorizations. TO watch and infu-
once legislation towards the better pro-
lection of the groCers' capital, 10 assist
members in collecting delinquent &C
counts. 10 protect them against fraudu-
lent customers and 10 encourage the CD,
servance Of the Sabbath and all legal
holidays. -.
adopted by the association reads as ioI-
lows: -
we arc in favor Of enactine or amend,
ing all laws for the better protection OF
wholesale as well as retail business.
I've are opposed TO any merchant OF
peddler doing business without license
I'VE are opposed 10 wholesale mer-
chants retailing goods 10 consumers
1--WE are opposed 10 retail mgchahts
selling goods below cost or cutting IN
prices TO the injury OF the trade
Nine new members were electep last
night giving the association tota'mem-
bership Of 10 grocers.
committee was appointed by the chair
10 secure a hail for the association anu
to settle upon some regular night TOT Inc
holding Of meetings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
After the Carnegie Plant.

NEW YORK. July pa special to the
Baltimore Sun says:
Secretary Long has again asked the
Carnegie and Bethlehem companies TO
furnish the government with armor for
the battleships Illinois, Alabama. and
Wisconsin al a cost OF $500 per ton. The
communications making the proposition
were forwarded 10 the companies yester-
day.
The Secretary requested that immediate
replies be made. Before taking any fur
Their steps in the way of carrying out the
law he desired 10 know the intentions of
the armOr firms.
Il have been told that the Carnegie
Company is considering a proposition for
the sale Of its plant TO the Russian Gov
eminent. This report has been in circu-
latiOn in ordnance circles for some days,
and, while the representatives, of the COM
panies in this city profess TO know moth
ing about It, some ordnance experts with
whom | have talked believe there may be
some foundation for it,"
The absence of the Carnegie plant I'm
case of war would be deeply felt. ord
nance experts declare. and they would be
very glad to learn that the Carnegie peo-
pie have determined to keep their plant
in the United States.
Ihe reply OF thc carnegie Company 10
the Sccretary's communication, IL is as
serted will indicate whether or not there
is any truth in the report regarding the
sale of the establishment
1T was suggested to-day that the Beth
lehem Company is considering the adj
visibility Of accepting a contract 10 sup
ply the battleships with armor at 500
per ton simply as a matter of patriotism,
but the company would then inform the
department that. upon the completion OF
its contract it would absolutely decline
TO accept other contracts at the same
price"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
rnr GOyERNoK or ARIZONA
Comes All the Way 10 Virginia to Take
the oath of Office.


CHARL,lTTESVI Va. July %
speclal-Hon VI. H. McCord. recently
aprointaI GovernO~ Of Ari7on1 )v Prca-
dent William Mckinley arrived in CHAR
lottnsville to-day. having come here for
the purposo Of taking the oath OF office
before Justice Harlan. Of tho supreme
Cot't who is now engaged IN dcliNc ~
a course % lectures before the law class
al he University Of Virginia.
The Governor IS n guest AT Wrights
Hotel I'm whose parlors the of 10 was
administered this .fternoor A. o'clock.
The State Pharm lcsts he'll a very M
toresting business session this morning
transferring n good deal of important
business
This afternoon was lccuDiai ln visiting
Monticello aud the tomb Of jefferson.
the Mccormick observatory. Monticello
vino cellar and other points Of interest
Ey-Mayo- John :. Patton 9rd family
Of eight accompanied b. Master Charley
oliver left this morning for Glen Eve
hn." tho beautiful camping ground. which
e. situated about five miles from Lexins-
ton. Va. in picturesque ravine In a
large forest on the banks NJ North river.
This Is tho NTH vear that Mr. Patton
and HIS family have been going on six
weeks camping tour 20 Glen Evelyn
They carried thrcc large tents guns
ammunition. fishing outfit. cooks. hostlers
etc. and anticipate a grand outing Of
six weeks. hunting fishing driving. &c
DR. II T. Hllebrand and mother. ac-
companied by Mr. W. J. Keller. lefr to-
day for a ten days visit 10 Bar Harbor.
Maine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
Business Troubles.

TRENTON. n. j.. July PA New Jer-
sey court has declared invalid the Slo,WO
bond issue Of the Asbury Park and Bel
mar Railroad Company, which is now
i'm the hands of a receiver, except so far
as those that may be in the hands OF
innocent persons.
CHICAGO. July 22-The failure Of
Theodore II. Schintz. lawyer, real estate
dealer. and private banker, takes on
more serious aspect as II Is more thor
oughly investigated. 1t is estimated now
that his liabilities VIII APPROACH $4,000.
ATLANTA. GA. July 22.-The property
of the Georgia Mining, Manufacturing
and Investment Company consisting chiefly
and Investment Co, consisting chilly
valued at 81 100000 was sold yesterday
on order of the court. The property
was bought in by Clifford l.. Anderson,
representing the certificate holders for
$2l sos.
BOSTON. July 22.-The petition of the
First National Bank of Concord vs.. the
receiver of the indianapolis National
Bank for rehearng is denied and the
Concord bank must pay Sll.Gi6 assess
ment upon stock Of the defunct National
Bank
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. July 22.-The
court to-day refused to appoint a receiv-
er for the Equitable Savings and Loan
Association. and held that assessments
to pay losses sustained on real estate are
legal and valid.
FORT WAYNE. IND. July 22.-The
Indiana Farmers Savings am Loan Asso-
citation went into the hands OF receiver
Yesterday. A. A. Purman being appoint
ed by the court. The Liabilities VIII
reach $4,000. covered by assets consisting
OF farm mortgages amounting 10 $Is'oN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
ALTERCATION ~ LTNCHBURG
Ayictim of the Traders Bank Pulls a Gun
on the Cashier.

LYNCHBURG Va. July 22.-special-
y. T.. Hughes. cashier and director OF the
defunct Traders Bank and G.. o. Bur
ford. a merchant. had an alteration on
Main street to-day which resulted IN the
exchange Of blows and the drawing OF
pistol by Burf0rd.
Neither were hurt.
Three years ago Burford placed I'm the
Traders Bank on certificate Of deposit
several hundred dollars and the bank
closed its doors and Burford's failure 20
obtain his money after repeated de-
mands for II led 70 the trouble.
Burford had two loaded pistols on ms
person. but claimed that he was carrying
them 10 a gunsmlth 20 have them fixed.
he was arrested and bailed for his ap-
pearance in the Mayors Court tomorrow
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23

CHARLESTON. S. c., July 22.-At the
Senatorial campaign meeting yesterday
at Orangeburg there was a large audi
ence. but not nearly % large as in pre-
vious campaigns. Candidate Duncan did
not appear. The sun streamed down on
the speakers and Senator McLaurin and
Col. Irby abbreviated their speeches be-
cause they could not stand the heat.
Irby said that McLaurin belonged to
every party that came along. and when
defeated would join the anarchists. Nc
Laurin said he mad heard that Irby had
a pair OF horses and had named one
"Treachery," after Gov. Evans. and the
other "Ingratitude. after Senator Till
man.
McLaurin. 10 show that he and Till
man were OF the same platform. read a
telegram from Senator Tillman stating
that he thought n coul save free bag
ging and ties hy pairing his vote for 81
tax on lumber. and that he would vote.
as he paired McLaurin- This, McLaurin
said, would make his opponents sick.
Evans reiterated his charge that Nc
Laurin was to all intents a Republican.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond Cite
zens and other Matters.

Misc Lizzie f. Brown left yesterday for
IVnchburg on a visit TO her aunt. Mrs.
John Weigand.
Deputy Sheriff John Johnson, OF Brook
lyn is in the city, and is being shown the
sights by City Sergeant Epps and Deputy
Weisiger
Mr.. 4. Y. Stokes Jr.. OF the Richmond
Railway and Electric Company. will leave
ON August lst for an extended trip to
cane Nav. Atlantic City, Newport and
other northern resorts.
Mr. and Mrs Jasper J.. Rowe who
have been at Ocean View for the past
two weeks. will leave there Saturday
Mrs Rowe going 10 Philadelphia for the
summer. and Mr.. Rowe returning home.
Mrs A. H. Dickinson. who is I'll at the
Virginia Hospital. is improving.
Decatur II. Vandeventer. treasurer or
Loudoun county. was among the visitors
at the state Library Building yesterday
morning.
The Central W. c. 7. L. will meet here
after at 40 o'clock p. NJ. instead OF
y NJ al the Woman's Christian Asso-
citation rooms. on Franklin street
Mr.. c. T. sydnor has gone to Ma
thews county for a short visit TO his
family. who are spending The summer
there.
Mr.. f. b. Carpenter. Mrs. Carpenter,
and three children were passengers on
the old Dominion steamer Jamestown"
for New York, from Norfolk last even
Ing.
Peter Brown. the negro man who fell
from a window Wednesday and injured
himself died at the City Hospital that
night. Coroner Croxton viewed the body
and decided the death accidental The
body is stil at the Almshouse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23

Az ENGLfSH NTNDICATE 4ETEK
COdL MINES OFSHJERIL STITLS.
The Pythians start in Raleigh Cotton
Warehouses Empty aud the Mills Need
IL Badly-A Locomotive Afre.

RALEIGH. y. c.. July 22-speeial.-
There is "a good deal of unfavorable CONF
ment ON the fact that the Council Of
State has given the contract for the
printing OF the supreme Court reports
to "a firm outside Of the State There
were six bidders for the work and Goode.
of Richmond was $l cheaper than the
next lowest There is difference Of $3.50
between the highest and lowest bids.
The Cumnock Coal Mines in Chatham
county will probably Doe sold TO am Eng
fish syndicate This syndicate ls nego-
tiating for all the coal mines boz this state
Kentucky and East Tennessee. The
money 10 bee used in This hig deal Will
be between S5.W1O0O and Sl0wOOm.
THE COUNTY OFFICERS.
Tho County officers Convention first
called the ShcrIns Convention. viii meet
In M0rehead CITY OBJ July 9th. -ltn.
There will be- a large attendance.
out at Pullen Park there is in course
of erection "a pretty summer house Do VIII
have two waiting rooms and "a refresh
mcnt room. and will boz quite ornamen-
tai as we'll as convenient
Fabius j. Haywood Jr.. of this city.
who made such % noted run az the Uni-
versity in thcs prlug. ana who graduated
with honors boo June. Will be "a teacher iu
Professor Washington Catletrs school
i'm Wilmington.
The railroad people declare that this
has been the greatest excursion year they
have ever known
-PYrHlAN PAPER.
Tho 1ar Heel Knight paper which
will Doe the exponent uf the Knights OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
SORrH CdROEfNI RITfRS.
Report of the Work Done Tor Twelve
Month. Pat.

WASHINGTON. July - -sevoral river
and harbor Improvement projects in
North Carolina have during .he past
year been under the supervision of Capt
". r.. Cralghiil who bias just made a
report OF the Water Department The
dredging In Royal Shoal Ocr0cOke OUT
let. y. g.. says the report was come
peted iu October Similar operations
were begun 60 Beacon Island slul. be-
ting finished in January. The first named
Improvement is in good condition hut
the other is sh0ailns
Fishing creek was cleared Of snag-
and similar Instructions as were also
PamlIco and Tar rivers. Shoals at the
mouth Of COutentnca creek were drcdged.
and snags removed from the stream.
The Neuse river was snagg0d from near
COidsbOrO 10 Newhurn. Jctties we're
constructed az Pitch Kettle. and at
BeocOns Ola Field ana others commenced
at Maple Cypress and WING Dam cross
ing.
Freight carried on the river during the
year amounted 10 Gs.CZ tons, a e1.n NJ
1900 tons over last year. Work af
Beaufort harbor during the year WAS
continued 10 maintenance OF the works
previously constructed Tho depth OF the
bar is reported 20 Doe 30 l-2 feet zoo low
water. There was gain OF N.-'t iu tio
tonnage az this point during the year.
The inland waterway between Beaufort
Harbor and New River was dre4-fd. H.
on yards or material being remov0 d.
There Is an available balance of $1,000 FOR
continuing work az this place work on
the Northeast river was confined 10 snag-
gng.
The Black river was also sn1eged. and
shoal az Halves nafro"s improved
Several shoals in the Cape Fear river
above wilmington We're improved hy
regulating works OF pile and brush. Tho
river was also snagGed
The material removed M tho shoals
near the mouth ~ the river amounted
70 i62 'lsS cubic yards
during the year amounted 20 6ss 20s tons.
against 4s5.i5f tons over last year
Cotton loaded at Wilmington amounted
10 ina s27 is7 pounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
TIKGINId SUPRFME CORR.
Opinions for the Week Handed Down and
the Court Adjouins.


WYTHEVILLE. VA. July - Special
The Supreme Court of Virginia rendered
decisions i'm the following cases to-day:
Combs VS.. Commonwealth. From Coun-
~ Court Of Wythe. Affirmed. Opinion by
Judge Keith
Kimball and Fink. receivers Of the Nor
folk and Western Railroad Company vs..
George W. Carter. Circuit Court OF
Wythe county. Affirmed. Opinion by
Judge Keith.
McDonald's Administrator VS. Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company. From
the Circuit Court of Pulaski Affirmed.
Opinion by Judge Reilly.
Augsburg Land and improvement
Company VS.. Pepper. From the Circuit
Court Of Wythe county. Reversed. Opln-
ion by Judge Reilly.
Powell vs.. Town of Wytheville. From
the Circuit Court Of Wythe county Re
versed Opinion by Judge Buchanan.
Southwest Virginia Mining Company W.
Chase. From the Circuit Court Of Rus
sell Amended and affirmed. Opinion by
Bristol iron and steel Company vs.. Cald-
well trustee. etc. From the Hastings
Court Of Radford. Reversed. Opinion by
Judge Harrison.
Appeals were granted I'm Lawson VS..
McGavock from the Circuit Court ot
Wythe. Wright VS.. GOOch. from the Cor
poration Court OF Roanoke. Merchants
Bank Of Danvile VS. Belt and ais. from
the Circuit Court Of Danyille
Writs Of error were refused I'm the FOL
lowing Instances: PhotopOolcs vs. Com
monwealth. from the County Court or Pu-
laskf. Farmer vs.. same. from the County
Court of DickersOn.
Petitions 10 rehear were refused IN ine
fOllowing Hartman VS.. Stearns Hudgns
and wife VS. Simmons and ais. Nhnams
VS.. Reynolds and Mathews Administrator
VS.. Traders Bank
After reading the opinions from the
bench the session was formally adjourned
until the next regular term az stanton,
September 9Th.