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GENERAL Assra.Lr OF v1no,s1A.
House, OF DsLEGATEs.

Thursday, january 23d, 1906.
A communication from the Senate by
their clerk.
The Senate have passed the bill, ap-
pointing trustees of the estate belonging
To the orphans of james Rind, for the pur.
poses therein mentioned. -,
They have also passed the bill, remit
ting certain fines to John and Thomas
Warien. wi h IN amendment, to which
they request tha~ concurrence of the
HoO,e OF Delegates.
The house proceeded TO consider the
amendment TO snid bill, and the same be.
ing read, was a. reed to by The house.
- repor' iram The committee for courts
of Justice (Which Icy on the tabIe) was la
ken up and read in the following words {:
The committee for courts of iuyice
have, according 10 order examined vbe
thor any laws Of a public nature have ex-
pred since the last session of the General
Assembly whether there are any that
VIII expire with the end of the present
session; or, are near expiring, and have
found none in either Of those situations.
The Speaker laid before the house a
ieHerirom the Governor, covering several
resolutions of the Legislature of the state
OIL Georgia, on the subiet Of certain a.
mendments proposed to the Federal Con.
sliiuton by the states of kentucky, North
Carolina and Massachusetts, which were
read and ordered to be referred to a com
n,fttse OF the whole house on the state of
the commonwealth.
i lis following resolutions (Which Law
upon the table, were taken up and read
to wit:
Resolved, a, the opinion of this com.
mit'ee, lhatthe superintendent of the ar.
mory should be authorised to take asnu.
+. ally apprentices, and that
dollars should be appropriated for the pur.
pose of educating the same.
Resolved, That the Legislature should
sdop, some mode 10 prevent the loss of
public arms distributed 10 the militia.
: Resolved, that it is expedient and pro
per to instruct the Senators in Congress,
from this state. and 70 request the Repre-
ssntatives in Congress to Join the Sena.
tors and Representatives from the state
OF Kentucky, in endeayoring to procure
the amendment to the Federal CONSTITUTE.
on proposed by that state.
The question being put upon the FIRST
resolution, it was agreed to by the house.
Ordered, that a bill be brought in pur.
susR'thcreto, ana that the committee who
reported The said resolution do prepare &
bring IN the same.
The. question being put upon the second
resolution, twas agreed to by the house.
Ordered, that bill be brought in pur.
suant Thereto, and that Messrs. Minor,
Madison, Cheatham, Ayleu, Moss, ralis-
ferro, Lewis, Leftw ch. Allen, Woodfoed,
Sharpe, Congleton and Hunton, do pre-.
pare and bring in the same.
The third resolution was, on motion,
ordered to be referred to a committee Of
the whole house on the state of the com.
monwcal.h,
Mr. Nelson presented a resolution on
the subject of appointing certain persons to
prepare and draft plan for amending the
judiciary system of this common wealth,
which was received and ordered to be laid
upon the table.
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f1rtH Day.

Prize Of 500 dolis.rs- No. 7457.
Prizes of s doIis.--Nos. 793 o75 112s
1874 sass 4I5o 5o33, 1850 s64o l7s8
2ils 1851 1865 sSzp 6423 sois 77e2
1895 ASA 7IH 3a5i ISIS 696s 4s7s
74ol 1922 1868 6769 5725 4I46 2I4s
1854 1864.
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sixth DAY.

Prizes Of IS dolls.--Nos. 80 "a 81
ia 2o9 5l5 ass 1893 1877 32t3
6S93 $500 $3.50 7o4s l77s 1881 67sI
6s4s 1857 334i 5S42 1850 1919 2oA6
1898 Sji5 1860 1857 4%S2 4544 so17
3ol3 1925 1850 1926 ss2s SOP.
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NEUTRAL COMMERCE..

The Philadelphia Gszet,se IN noticing
the late pamphlet published at Washing.
ton, entitled, can examination Of The
British Oo6tine, which subjects to cap.
ture neutral trade, not open in atm. of
Peace"-Says tits written with no in
considerable abiIi,y and much legal re.
search. The authority Of the great de-
positores and eraclss of the Law Of na,i.
ons, viz, Grotius, PuGrndo,R, Bunker.
Ahoek, Va'el and Marten, is po,ntedly
introduced and LUMINOSITY applied. All
the traaties, involving the rights Of neu.
trail commerce, are either cited or specj-
ficaily referred to. Thesremaras which
accompany this elaborate examination are
irresistible and the authority of her own
treaties is produced in condemnation of
the recent conduct of the court Of Great
Britain. 1t does not appear from whose
pen this interesting production has issu.
ed"
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The memorial drawn up in the name
ofthe merchants and traders of phiIsdel.
ph'a' has at length msde'its appearance,
1--WE shall publish morrow)-we can
describe the character of this address i'm
40 better manner than by the familiar 81.
mile OF a COW, that has given a full pail of
milk and kicked it over and spilled In.
whole-the address occupies three and 4
half newspaper columns, the first three Of
these are couched in a manly aud digni.
lied style--thougb The rights of free and
neutral nations are not asserted or main.
tanned to the full extent, the manner in
which the subject is discussed does not
admit of any Interpretation Of a surrender
oil any rights, but in spirit of moderate.
on obviously premedtsted and inflsxibIy
preserved, the hirasieaI iDfraclions of the
law Of nations by Great Britain, are fair.
ly and openly exposed and denounced.
The conduct of Spain, is rather laconi.
cally passed over, though there is a re.
markabIe contrast between the moderate.
on which the stupendous outrages Of En-.
gland are treated, compared witt, the con.
temptuous asperily expressed towards
SPAN this asperity is however not more
than rigidly juslIfable. We could wish
that the remainder Of the address had
been consistent with the preceding part.
II is not. There are two points tLat are
utterly inconsistent with the spirit Of the
preceding part, and with each other. The
Fest concerns the illicit trade carried on
with 81. Domingo, commerce. contrary
to the law Of nations, and balefuI in its DO.
icy in relation to the true interests Of the
United States 1.-THE olher is the insiaioas
manner in which they aim to wrest from
the hands Of government, the choice Of
means for maintaining our rights and re-
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ssWafH raT.

Prxef al S siol.-.-~ Nos. 10 s39 5c5
I09 &c SIS s9i 1927 ,3ca 1874 7S77
1867 1919 64s7 44S7 G14i ,os1 $3.50
1870 SoST i949 6oo9 1913 1857 4ss7
5000 s9sl 6t32 1875 $500 sles esea
eo22 S17s ss4S ASS 1866 asse $3.50
55l6 697l.
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FOURTH DAY.

Prizes o! IS dolis.---Nos. 7OI s6s 35s
1858 $50 ass 22e 47e 1854 674s 2462
1896 45o4 1888 2o95 4743 1865 1904
52io a9o6 $3.50 5722 $3.50 2i4e 1874
1913 7o42 $3.50 6225 1903 1927 1892
1878 1881 1926 s56l 1865 ass 57io
4744 1856 4o3y $3.50.
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FOUND, ION the counter of Lownes
4 B. Pierce, a SNAIL syn or MONET,
which the owner may have again by paying
the expense Of this advertisement
JanSsSy 27th, 1906 e
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amelia, January &c, 1905.
HSeN Up by the subscriber early in Decem.
per- TUX HOGS, marked with crop G.
TWO SUITS IN the left ear, and slit and half crop
IN me nght-Appraised to ten pounds sixteen
shilIingS.
pst John RobeTfson.
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DC on the srst day of March. Gentlemen NAV
Aave their mares covered as early as they please.
HUeH W1LLIs.
Charlotte county, 20th Jan. 1905. 2m
OF Thursday the 13thiof February next, II fair,
V nor the Eext fair day, will be sold, at the
oweling house of the late Edward Friend, dec.
THE U0USEHOLD It KITCHE.N
FURNITURE.
STOCK OF Horses, Cattle. Sheep and Hogs, Crop
OK Corn' odder, Oats and Cotton together with
the Plantation Utensils. a credit will be given
Tor az sums above ten dollars till 25th December
nsxt,ny giving bond with approved security, bear,
"S interest from the date it not punaually paid.
THE EXECUYORS.
January 24th, 1905 W..
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WiAiam y ldary College Lotts,y.
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BUZZARD.

The high bred and ceebrated rrr-a,-,--
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DIED.. c. HANSON. Chancellor of the
stare Of Maryland. " '"e
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tor, NO incanyiderabIe portion Of the pern.
lation &C Ireland may be found on board of
cur ships of war. As far back asSpencer's
time, the bravery OF the Irish soldier was
honorably mentioned. That happy genius
says, "l lave heard some great warri-
"ors say, thatin ail the services which they
"had seen abroad in foreign countries, they
{" never saw a more comely man than an
. triShmap, nor that comcth on more brave
iy 10 his charge" =
An lrishman and bull form a twin.
thought in 'Englishman's mind long and
invcterate prc;uayccs have made the,n-as
inSeparablc in reflection rs a hull and his
horns. ] went to France in the full per-
suason Of seeing race of lean men. and
tcund them Ofthc ordinary size and stature :;
and many of them of bulk and visor that
an natravelled Englishman would rcluctant-
Il give credit to. ] went to-lreland expect
! ing bull to fiy cut Of every Irishman's
! mauth every third time he spoke. That
the lower classes make bulls, believe, be-
cause I have been well Informed that they
| Go, and because the lower classes Of other
countries make them also. It NAV happen
that the lower Irish make more, on ac-
count OF the uncommon quickncss cf their
thoughts, and The volu.Iiitv OF their speech.
i
! self time for rejection; and before n
question is half delivered. the whole
of his answer is discharged, and ano-
Their ready to follow and narrower,
il ne knows nothing OF the subject en- which
he S as&ed, he is sure to give somc, and
generally an instantaneous reply. The fol-
lowing circumstance, which occurred last
year III London, is n tolerable instance Of a
low lrishman speaking with that sort ofpre-
cipitation. An Irish labouring bricklaver
laid wager with his companion and fel-
low-labourer, that he could not carry him
on his hod "a frame with n haddle, which
bricSlayers use for carving mortar unon
their shouldcrs) up ladder to the top of
a high house and bring hirn down again
I safely [; the bet was taken, and won. AS
Pat, vino rode upon the hod alightcd, he
said, +" BY Jasus, he tripped once rs we
"were comming downd, snd I was7in hopes
"i should have won my wager" A similar
want of reflection induced the following,
/ whimsical observation. During severe
gale os wind, an Irishman, who was going
to-I5ngland to work in the harvest there,
told til- captain of the packet, who appear.
ed TO he much fatigued with his attention
to his vessel 4" Now, do go below, nv ho-
ncv, End take nap and, If we strike,
%never fear but I'll tell YOU of it."
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Gloucester Lolv Grounds.
FOE nALE-


OH the premises, the second day of Ia
" nuary, 1907, Il TRACT Of LAND, Iva
ing on a branch of Severn River, in the
county of Gloucester, containing by estima-
ton 348 acres about one hundred Of which
arc cleared and very fertile, the remain.
der, well covered with oak and pinc OF 4
superior quality. The oak timber (Which
is most abundant) is supposed, by all ac.
quainted with the land, to be the best, i'm
this part Of the country, either for slaves,
or ship building. From the timber alone,
nett sum may be made, equal to the pur-
chase money. On the premises arc a dwell
ling house, commodious quarter and large
barn, all in good repair, likewise, corn
house and stable.
No situation possesses greater advantages
than this. The neigh5orhood, a good one,
and Severn River, justly ranking among
the first, for fish and oysters, At your door.
Should the purchaser be inclined to add 70
his tract, he may do &C., most probably in
what quantities nc may think proper, as
two tracts Of land adjoining, will in short
time be divided among several lcgatecs
Persons wishing to view the land, will
apply to Mr.. STERLING SEAwELL, on
the premises, or To the subscriber residing
in the ncighborhood.
Terms of sale will be made known on
the day, and will nc rs accommodating as
possible. JOHN B. SEAWEbB, Ex'r.
n. 3. The above land sold By direction
Of the viii Ct Eohn 5oawell, dec,
CIV '.@@1 81 J.R.S.
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; EDUCATION.

TUE subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he will continue his
ScuooI nj his house in the lower end Of
klbcmar,e county, where nc teaches the
Greek and LatiR harguagrg, the English
language Grammatically, Coa,ho@,iof. and
the Rwdiments Of the Mathematics.
His price for boarding and tuition, where
scholars find their own beds and furniture,
is twenty-eig'it pounds for ten months. one
third in advance, the balance at the expi-
ration Of the tcrm-Two months Of the
year, Nav and October, are allowed as va
cation. Where washing and mcnding are
done. his price is thirty-two ponds, terms
as abovc--For tuition alone his price is
eight pounds; one half in advance, the ba-
lance at the end Of SIX months.
Parents who place their children under
his instruction. NAV rest assured, that par
ticular attention viii DC paid to their mo-
rails, and every assistance afforded to pro.
mote their learning
To accommodate parents who feel dis
posed to educate their daughters, | would
board six OF eight little girls.
JAMES G. WADD1L.
October 7th, 1906. On
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wenty Dollars Rewaya.
FOR taking ',p and securing 80 that geo
\ him him as ain,
l. T. w | s.

A very yallow negro man, about twenty:
one years OF age, four feet eight or nine in /
ches high, proportionabiy built, nothing no
tab.e IN his countenancG CT speech, had on
a short coat, overalls of nap't cotton,
and oznaburgs shirt he took off no ether
clothing known OF. He was bought from
the estate of James White, Of Buckingham,
near Ca-ira his mother belongs to Am
brose White of Hanover his grand-Ino-,
ther lives with a Mrs. GRAY in Richmond.
and his father belongs to Doct. Shore, in
or not far from Petersburg, as he says. No
doabt he viii make for some of those places
Tor refuge, but mostly suspect the latter.
where, IN allprobalitity, he will endeavor to
get in seme vessel, and thereby make his
escape. hereby ferewara all masters OF
vessels and others, from carrying off, CIR
harboring the said slave, under the penalty
OF being dealt with as the law directs,
JAMES TUCKER.
Powhatan county, ,
Belie-Meade, Oct. IS, 1906. sw
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vaRoIsNE,. oaober a,d, 1904.
JOHN WILCOX. M D.

Dr.. Lre's ( Uindhon,I Bihott2 Fills
Which have proved 20 eminer,ly uteful for ,hcre
~ years psft in all Bilious Complaints Irdises
tam. Irund,ce D. opsics HcbIEiy PEND sc6es.
CoSiirenesS. Female Co" t!a:nfs Gc Their vir
tues are too we'll known t. need conrn,n. in an
sdyeriieBert.-Pri 50 cents a box.
IL ThorYscn's .f1omailc tooth Paste.
Which wh,tens and pTefervcs the teeth gives an
agreeable frlel' to the breath and cures the icpr
vy in the teeth ard gums il may be APPLIED at
~ times wi;hcu, in the leqf iriuring the sesrh
Tae very great and ex,cnGve faie this medicine
ha' inet with beipeak is ip:rinfe worth. Price
so eeuts box.
Dr. ha7gSon's .inhi Bilious Pills, or Family
Phgsic
medicine which no family ough. to be with
out. as tho,e Pills ufeGu' in every complaint
wherepurge, arc neeeffary; they certain to ore
rate ~ ihn,t time without occafipniue the ioan
pain or gripping Price only IS cents box.
DS. t,d7veous Ceif6rGfrd On M POzcdS, 2.
j he mon ptopsr medicine that can DC given ia
children 20 deltroy no ms * 20 remove erudities
OF every kind from the 6 Il PAL ses. Price GO
cents packet
DR. hawsop' { GENUINE Itch Ointment.
The moi certain and fsie application for that
diiacreeable complaint ca.iod the IrcH, Of any
now 10 ufe. 1t ALTO cures all kinds OF erup,ions
on the face or gcin i. very greeable in fmelL
leaves the f;in fnoo,h b ,esuttul, IL may be az
piled at all times with the grcateil faEety. Price
only "a c>uts box
- Vefy particular directions accompany
each o. thofe vsira5e medicines.
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REMOVAL.

TUE Subscribers have removed their COMPT
ING HOUSE from the Main Street 70 cne
of David Buliock's 5ricl; ISui'diags, i, the lower
end OF tie Bascn. Se-we6r the Tercmen's oocu
pied by @ and I. Saunders. ard Norve'l. Wia,t
and Bulock--wfeTe the' continue their purcha
ses Of whea' as usual They also keep TO- sale
resu supply of Floar, Corn Meal Horniny
and Bran.
Thomas and Amos Laid.
10 NJ 81 1896
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u E NJ Q V a l..

II DhHNEY has removed m rho house on
he Vain trcet, ne.rly opposite MIR 7.
Da ms5ati's and mex, door 10 Mr w afitchcil's
brick buiitinS Were he ofs,' for SALE a
general asscrt,nen: of GROCERIES. on reason
ah'e terms, tor cash, or pto1uce only,
- consignment Of snuff in packages Of
any size from Is 60 BIS viii be SOD below
he u,ra price OF that article.
Richmond, huzrst II 1905. te
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Nf.CAY and COWAN.

FAVE iis, received Nv ne late arrivals from
, 4 London, ? large and Csshionable assortment,
Of WATCHES with 4 va-ie,y of Articles Of
JEWELLERY and SILVER WoPK---hl
%. an asa rt-neut oe WATCH MAKERS
TOOLS AMI MATERIAL (which with their
former stock renders hrit assortment very 70.
nsral--aT Of which thcy Offer at the lowest pn
ces for cash
Riehmood Oaober OH 1896. sf
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~ Gentlemen 5vho hoid sN5Scrib-
tior ogbe,s for RE pew anil i,ab,0ped edition =
FEa GUSON's LECTURES zgbie5 is rea'l
fb-oag6 'ce eSs' G'e rclVeaed "a IT, gdHf - 'h,'
oFsce az es'S q; py's'bfe n is, f RE rqmes ri.
cIy ''1iged 96s subscription wW b. t.'f eptr
nA tbc wO,tw fabl.s5ed. os,ooer 9.
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miscellaneous.
fupRoMpTU.

%oa receicing tctttr in blank Derae
,NOUsent me what you caIl blank verse
The very name you've hits
For blank, indeed, it really is
OF either sense or wit.
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MARSuAL's SALES.
10 BE SOLD. to the highest b

~ - Il SOLO, 10 tnc nlghest Did.
:, der. for rcr.;s nicnsy. under decree OF
,lie Court of the tdied S,a,ey, FOR the iflh cir.
CIT in he Virginia dis,ria. between fhineas
Bond, tcensv for the creditors Of Iszekies Ed
wards. plaintiff and David Ross and others de
PENDANTS, in or'ier ~ rai-e the sum OF twelve
Thousand six hupdscd and fifteen dollar, end
ihir'y 'bSec Gems, due and payable The first ia,
CT July lat, and expenses and charges of sale.
that valuable au5we,i known csiave IN the ooun
~ OF Bo:esons' called FORT LEWIS cd
by the said Ross to Contain 2oo3 acres The sale
will take place on the premises, on The I$'h day
Of Nor"u;bc text. Also untsr the saih decree.
ind upon the sGr'e terry, will he SOLD 4, The
Oxford iron Works. in Nc county of Campbell
or ire 18Th of the same month, n number of VA
LUABLE SLAVES
BEN. MOSPY n NJ for
JOS. SCOTT, NV d.
September IS, 1896. tbs
AT the request of S'r Ross, the sale of thc
ard above mentioned called Fort Leair is
POSTPONED rn;il the 29rh day of MKT
MONTH, when it will take place, a. the Eagl.
.vern. IN the city Of Hicu-rond.-ani ,hc sac
OF the reerocb IS Postponed unit he OH day oi
DECEMBER NEXT. m which day i, vii
axe place ~ the e. gle Tavern aforesaid
BEN. SOSBY ~ NJ. FOR
los. SCOTT. AZ v ID.
Caober IS. 1905.
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Nov. 10.
Vatiia5le Family Medicincs.

Jnff received direct from the aten.ccs, and for
SALE WHOLESALE and RErnIL. By SA-
hupL PLEAsAErs, Jr Richmond, large flip
pY OF the following very valuable Medicines,
viz
Or. Cooiey's Vegefable Efrir, or Cough
Drohs,
Superior to any other medicine ever before in
vented. for all complaints OF the Llags and has
been known frequently to efeS cure after all
other medicines have failed Is is to be hoped
thar ali thofe who laboripg under Coasnnf.
ire and ether difeafss of The Lungs will refort
TO this valuable medicine Tor relief.-Prcc IS
cents bottle
Dr. Ra7uson's .Ann- Bilious and Stomachir
Brrers,
Which have proved 20 extremely ferviccable for
lew wears paa ia referring weak al deeayed
eonGliutfun- Of slmoa every diferipton. aud for
removing all thofe COM eicstsd complaints 10
common in the fpr,pg feaion So For q common biz
ter 20 ufc in ismilies none can exceed them Tor
plealantnefs. To fhew that th.ie exceilen; bit
tiers arc held in HIGH eiimation by Pnylicians Of
emnence we need only iniert the following ex.
tract o. lct,er rom Dr. Iohn Wilcox reipec i.
table fhyGeian, aud poe matter at the city of
VeTgeane,
VERoENHE,, oaober a3d, 1904.
Sir
have been one of thofe who never put
much faith IN patent medicine until OF lare but
mat acknowledge rom aaua; experience that I
have received more benefit from y, P.zzrsOn'.
BITES shsn from all the c,ediciuc ever before
took have been very pnweii with low re
mittsn, fever.
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MAiIRNSSFsS.
Nhs be had on very short notice, IAT-
~ TRASSSES OF a, sizes & kinds. asrecah,
20 order inthe corner house. same square, below
VIZ. Jos Dar 7,sdait's, near the r,arl:ct,
and next door u Mr. Jacob Johnson's
book s,ore.-Also, BEDS furnished. ard old
mattresses worked ose..
June s 1896.
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g erafna,e the charge Of farvrying and paymsn, Of
taxes refuie neglea furvey them while Others
|" whohave adjacent entries and locations Of later
|" date, defrous 20 fue grants and pay taxes
for their lands in aid therefore of the presnt
|" to compel fnrveys upon the fad entries
Be it enacted. that all entries made in the ecnn-
4" ty furveyors books on the Weitern waters, other
than the entries made by virtue of officers aud fol-
I" diers claimed for military fervces. before the paing
of this a, hal be furveycd and the furveys there
(" Of returned as the law directs before the IN
I" day of February, one thoufand feven hundred and
eighty fix aud that all future entries upon the fid
" waters, fhall be in ike manner furveyed ard re-
turned within year after the dare Of every uch
e" entry-ifanY entry ihall No, be furveyed and re-
turned within the terms atorefaid it ihall be law
full FOR any perfon to for and locate the faid
lands in like manner as if flch prior entry had
" been made"
Page lie An act, continue IN act, inti;uei
act for giving further time to certificates
for fettiement fights, and oc oc-;ng warrants up
" on pre-empton rights and for o:hcr purpoies."
Sect L." 1t being repreienled 10 this preitn,
I" General Afenhiy, that many people within this
=" commonwealth have received the bcref: Of an
af of the laft FELTON, of Aen,biy, entitled act
e" receive aud amend in part act, intituled ad
for giving further time enter certificates for fet
sleraent rights ard for locating upon pre-
sc en,p,ion rights, and for other purpoies."