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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-26
ENliE time for which contracted witt,

fNiil. time for which contracted with
Mr. William Ramsay, for the manage
meni of my printing establishment of The Tir-
g'ma Patriot, \ Richmond .nercantife .3drertiser,
expired on the alt December, ls22, and ac-
cording 10 the original contract between us
Qhe office not being able 10 pay the claims }
the whole OF the establishment reverted to
me except such printing materials as the
sald William Ramsay might purchase with his
own funds and bring into the office, which he
was allowed the privilege of taking away.
All persons indebted To the said establish
ment, are requested to make immediate pm, :
ment ot their balances to me, as I am fnlv
authorized to receive what may lie due To the
lth February, 1923, as viii appear by the FOL.
loving instrument of writing, signed by Viii
liam REsay, as well as an advertisement
published in The Virginia Times the I'd inst.
AUGUSTINE DAVIS.
hereby anthorise Mr.. Augustine Davis, to
collect and give acquittances for all debts
now due the office of the Political Expositor
the Virginia Patriot and Richmond Nlerean.
tile Advertiser, while conducted by me, for
subscription, advertising, and Job work-Just
Offsets against me to he allowed
(SgneD WILLIAM RAMSAY.
Richmond, July %.
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Mr.. peter Fore.

SIR-As you are not an inhabtaut of
~ the Commonwealth of Virginia, you will
please take notice that we shall on Monday
9th October, 1923, a: the store house ct Pres
ley II. Richardson & Co. in the county of
Charlotte, state of Virginia, proceed to take
the dispositions of Reuben Fore, sen. Charlie
Farrer, Robert Baldwin, Margaret Davis and
others-and TO continue from day to day until
all are taken--also at Merrymans shop in the
county OF Prince Edward, on Tuesday 4th day
of November, 1923, 10 take the dispositions OF
James Davis, Ralph Merryman, Peter Davis &
others-also at the store house of John G.
Miller u Co in the county of Charlotte, state
of Virginia, on Monday 10th November,
1923, TO take the dispositions of Samuel +.
Moses aud others--and also at Jas Crockett
Iron works in the county of Wythe, state of
Virginia, on Friday 2sth day of November,
1923, 10 take the dispositions Of Temple Bald
win, Polly Baldwin and others, and to CONT
nue. from day TO day until the whole are taken,
all Of which is intendcdto be read as evidence
in a cause in Chancery, now depending inihe
county court of Charlotte, wherein we are
plaintiffs, against James Fore, jr. James Fore
sen. and yourself defendants
JOHN +. RICHARDSON,
THO P. RICHARDSON,
augustus. w4wH
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StOp the Villain!

k(UNANAf the Cd of this month ,
q mulatto man tanned NED. He is low
leiloW, hut has large breast and is stronol,,
made, little bow-legged, ii high full forebead
dark eyes, holes IN his ears, and a tolerall
sharp chn-Wenrs his hair tied behind-basa
bod and open countehance " hen spoken IN
lie is Keen arttul fellow, and perllaps cam
read and write little. His clothing I canrot
particularly describe, fho' there i, no donI.
lie is genteeIly clothed. He has GOOD RI
watch, with a god or gilt chain, boots En
| lie rode oil DARK GREY MARE. nbont a
feet inches high, in good order, shod beforc
her shoes not much worn-she is lengthy ma
well formed--and has the marks of pIougb
gear upon her shoulders, and consiicraIlo
scar upon one of them, high on the sboul6er
blade, think on the right She has very
thick tale and mane, though not very long =
she is spirited and active and rides well lie
is well equipped for travelling, with saddle.
bags. big coat Of bear skin with large canc.
&C have no doubt he has obtained free ma,
pers, ana VIII attempt to pass as free man.
aho make TO some free state, and have no
nouot ou, ne has altered his name, Heisa
nancy ieiioW, good house servant, miller
ano shoemaker, and can turn his hand TO any
thing, ami have no doubt bat he hasa nlenty
OF money will give reward Of FJFTt
boLLAfo TO any person who will deliver
hun to me, or secure him in any Jail so tLat 7
get him again, within this state; and If tnLon
without the state ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
u secured or delivered to me and ten dollaI,
Tor the mare If taken within this state and de.
livered TO me, and twenty dollars if taken
out OF the state and returned home
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Buckingham, Aug %. nts9
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JAS. Wis q Wmker Dejou,neH,
NY Alee IL. hunks.

SSiR-As you are not an inhabitant of
- Il is state, yon will take notice, that I
shnl petition the honorable Greed TAYLOR
Judge of the Lynchbnrg superior court OF
'cltancery, on the Eth day of October next,
III the town of Lynchburg, during the next
term of said superior court of chsncery, to a.
ward writ OF ccrfiorari to remove a certain
cause depending in the ohancery side of the
county court OF Amherst, wherein you are
plaintiff, and myself ard others are defend.
ants, to said superior court of chancery and
| SHALL alledge ms cause for said removal, the
great delay in the said county court to take
up the saie cause and determine the same.
WILKINS WATSON.
september IL. Wdwa
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lawts55

Al court held for Franklin county, at the
Courthouse OF the fourth day Of august,
1928
Joseph Greer and Fanny hiswife, Pitts
Against
Peter Holland, executor &c. of Elisha Iv.
on deceased, John NJ. Holland, Administrator
&c. of Mary Webster deceased, John Web.
ster, Elisha, Lyon, John Lyon, Elijah Lyon,
Daniel Lyon, Peter Lyon, Rees Hughes aud
ROXY ms wife Defts.
IN CT9SCERY.
The Defendants John Lyon, Elijah Lyon
and Daniel Lyon, not having enteredther ap-
pearance and given security agreeable to the
Act OF Assembly, and the rules of this court
aud it appearing TO the satisfaction of the
court, that they are not inhabitants OF this
State on the motion of tire Plaintiffs by their
council, IL is ordered, that the said non-rcsi-
dent defendants do appear here on the first
Monday in November next, and answer the
Plaintiffs bin, and thata copy ofthis order be
forthwith inserted in the Virginian paper
efted in the town of Lynchburg, for eight
weeks successfully, and that another copy be
posted at the front door of the courthouse of
this county
A copy--Teste
CALEB TATE, c.fc.c.
august ~ Il
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Notice.

ENllE Subscribers will, on Saturday the
goth inst. sell to the highest bidder, ON n
credit OF six months, at Rose Mills, in the
county OF Amherst, ALL THEIR STOCK. of
every kind, Horses, Hogs and Cattle, Plantp.
ton Utensils, crop of Corn, Oats and Tobac
CO. Also, parcel of Kitchen Furniture
One OF the subscribers will also sell on ,bo
same day, TWO EXCELLENT GIGS. one
WIN and the other without harness, aud all
his Household Furniture.
Should the subscribers not be able to make
sale OF ROSE MILLS on the lst October next,
hey will offer them on that day for rent or
lease, Tor term of from one to ten wears
JOHN N. ROSE,
September s. i;
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Mr.. Netherland Tint, .qdministr1tor Of Ca
leb Tat, deceasfd.
SSsR-You will take notice, that I shall
NJ on the 18th day Of October, 1923, at the
Union Hotel, in the town of Lynohhmg, pro-
coed to take the dispositions of sundry wit
ncsses, to he read as evidence in a suit now
depending in the superior court of uhancery,
far the Lyuchburg district, wherein you are
plaintiff, and am defendant I'm case the de-
positions are not all taken on that day, thi,
notice is TO continue from day to day fer
three days at which time aud place you may
attend or not. EDMUND TATE.
Sept u. w4w q
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Bcdford Jaiy Court, 1879.
free Snlder, Reese Morgan aud Layina hi,
wife, formerly Lavina sniGer, nj fl,
Against
Elizabeth Mayse, Thomas Snider. Rori..
dale snider, Mahlon Snider, Daniel Brown
and Joicey his wife, def.
IN CIT.2NCERY
The defendants Thomas Snider and BarL.
dale snider not having entered their appear-
ance and given security according 10 ,Ls at
OF assembly and the rules of this court and i
appearing to the satisfaction of the court tbst
they are not inhabitants of this state, on tle
motion OF the plaintiffs, by their counsel. il is
ordered, that the said absent defendants do nm
pear here at the next October court & ansxer
the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of This or
der be forthwith published in the Virqinian
Tor two months successfully, and another
on two several court DAYS.
A copy Teste
Do STEPTOE C h. c.
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Try virtue OF a deed of trust executed 10
- the subscriber BIZ James s NcAlli,ter.
bearing date the ID dav of October I2oI and
duly recorded in the clerks ofica -, ,be.
county court Of Bedford, for certain purposes
lherein sci forth, shall, on the 9th dav of
ocioptr next, proceed to sell, on the premises,
Tor cash. TO the highest bidder,
ONE NON Sc ANDI,Oy
IN the town of Liberty, the property of tie said
'"''s . McAliiSter. Acting as trustee, the
suoscIlner VIII only convey such title as IS
vested in him by said trust deed.
CALOHILL MENNIS.
f'''h"or D. wiw ;
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Trust Sale OF l,auA.

R} virtue ola deed of trust executed To
- the subscribers on the 18th day of June
1922, by Joseph King and Kitty, his wife,
Andrew Lewis aud Margaret his wife, of re-
cord in the clerks office of Montgomery
county, for certain purposes in said deed ex-
pressed, we viii expose 10 sale, AT public auc-
ton, for ready money, TO the highest bidder,
on Tuesday the 4th day of November next, it
being court-day, ON tire public square, in the
town OF Christiansburg, Montgomery county,
tLAA
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NOTICE is hereby given, that nR N,t
cells IN The Lunatic Hospital, in The eli,
Of williamsburg, ore occupied, and that no more
patients Male or Femate) ,ciH be receired in
TO said Hospital, until some Of The said cells are
rdcant-due noiice of mhirh wiH be girsn.
By order Of the Court Of Directors.
LEO, c. HENLEY, C. C. d.
ansg't ! 62uts
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Grist and Saw MIN,

and COTTON MACHINE, all built on the la.
test and most approved plan, also new and
large stone distillery &c feet by 30, built on
the latest and most approved plan, and sup
piled with an abundance of excellent water
il is deemed useless to go into more lengthy
detail OF this property, ms il is presumed tina,
no person will purchase without first viewing
OF it-Terns will be accommodating Also,
one other tract lying in said county, and on
the waters OF the same creek, containing 21O
acres, one half of which is tobacco land One
other tract in the county OF Patrick, contain.
ing 1000 ncres--either of the tracts will he
divided to suit purchasers, and young negroes
taken in payment. JAS p. BULLOCK
August l. wiw b.
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Ihe veal Estate

oil their testator, is of such value, that it vii
ne necessary to ell it, in order to make disi-
SON. under the act of assembly. in ,uch case
made and provided, notice is herehy given,
mat application will be made 10 Amber
county court, for authority 10 sell the spne
anu me presence of the parties interested is
especially desired on this account. The sui
ser'oerS are anxious TO close thcir at!mini,ra,
s lon on Tie estate of their icstator. aud there
lore request the attendance of tie parties IN
Ject JESSE RrCE -
CHAS. MONDAY, IN r.
The terms OF the sale will be for all
Gums OF SO and under it, cash for all suns
over IT II months credit, with bond and an
proved security. Persons indebted 10 the es-
a"'e' are requested TO make prompt payment,
as longer indulgence cannot be given Per.
SUNS having claims against the estate are re-
IIues,eu 10 t.ing them forward for ppynlent
',,.rrest w'II he required from the date of the
'''''s payment Is not punetualy made
5. : 'r,r.
July %, a.e,. O.
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Also, at the same time and place, will be
exposed, to public sale, agreeably to the pro-
visions OF the fourth section of the act, passed
on the Oath day of April, 1920, entitled " An
act making further provisions for the sale OF
the public lands, such lands situate within
the above mentioned townsphips as have be-
come forfeited to the United States prior TO
The lst of October, 1920, for failure 10 com
plete the payment within the period prescrib-
ed by law.
The sales will open with the lowest num-
bered section, township, and range, and pfo.
coed in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at the City of WASH
InSton, this 18th day OF August, 1923.
By the President:
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Y aluable Tract of XI9EO.

known by the name of yause's, or white
house, containing by estimation, 500 acres,
more or less, lying and being in The said
county of Montgomery on the south forl, of
Roanoke, and the waters thereof. The sub.
scribers will convey no other title than that
vested in them by said trust died
WILLIAM b. CHARLTON, ! r,
THOMAS BOWER, fF"SteeE'
Sept rs. w4w so
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'NvMst rn\e.

10y virtue of deed of trust executed
~ to the subscriber, on the l2th day OF
June, 1879, aud of record in Camp shell
court, by Daniel B. Perrow, ir. and Chris
Tina his wife, for purposes therein mention
ed, viz :--To secure to Branch Jordan and
Clement Townsend, their heirs and assign, s
the sum of 845 dollars and - conts, with
interest from the tst day OF March, 1898,
] shall proceed to sell, at public auction, at
Campbell court house, on Saturday the
9TH instant for cash
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JAMES MONROE.
GEORGE GRAHAM.
Comr of the General Land Office.

" Printers authorized to publish the laws
oil the I. States in the states Of North Carroll.
ma, South Carolina, Virginia Ohio Indiana,
Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, and
territory of Arkansas, aud Pittsburg, in Penn.
sylvania, are requested 10 publish the fore
gong proclamation once q week until the
sales take place, aud send their accounts IRE.
cepted) TO the General Land Office for pay.
ment
Aug. l3 lawts5s
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Notice.

10y virtue of n deed of trust executed by
- john Fisher TO the subscriber, bearing
date the lth day Of August, 1890, and duly
recorded in the clerk Office of the county
court OF Franklin, TO secure a certain sum of
money therein mentioned, due TO Stephen
Preston, jr. \ ca. | shall proceed 10 sell. on
the pre- nises, for ready money on Wednesday
the 10th of September next, the FOLLOW
ING PROPERTY, TO wit:
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By lie President ofhs United States:

IN pursuance of law, |, JAMES MohRoE,
L President of the United States, do hereby
declare and make known, that public sale
will be held at the Land Office at Franklin, in
the state of Missouri, on the first Monday in
December next, for the disposal of such of
the lands situate within the district of IIcw-
ard county, in said state, as have been reIin-
pushed to the United States prior to the lst
day OF October, 1921, under the proviiions OF
the act passed on the I'd day of March, 1921 j.,
entitled Gan act for the relief of the purclEp-
sers of public lands prior to the LIST day OF
July, 1920 as are situate in the following
described townships and fractional townships,
lying north Of the Missouri Rirer, and west OF
the fifth principal meriden, viz
lin In LIZ. Ii .,.cst
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Notice.
The subscriber will sell great bargain IN
$500 Acres OF i.an0,


YING IN the county Of Campbell, on
~ the waters of Whipping creek, 81 miles
south of Lynchburg There is on this tract
400 acres Of open land lying in Que body, all
of which is well incIosed and produces well.
Thre is on this tract 7 settlements all conye-
niently situated, and the most of them have
all necessary outhouses, and good we,er CON
venicnt, and an excellent cehouse at one OF
them II feet square, and % deep, good
bIack,mihs shop anda good stand for asmih,
and good stand for store or tavern, with a
new house built forthe purpose. There is al
so on this tract
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ONE AON SE ANDI,OY'
Notice.

fNilE subscribers, as surviving executors
n OF the last will and testament, of Stephpa
tiamm, late OF the county OF Amherst dec d,
TAKE tins mode of informing the heirs and IT,
ga'ees OF the said Hamm, many of whom are
me residents of other states, that they will in
pursuance of the discretionary authority vest.
ed in them by the will of their testator, offer
TO public sale on the premises, on Thursday
,he 2oh Nov. next, all the personal estate Of
'ne SAID lfamm, on credit of 70 months for
all sums over ten dollars. Those interested
are requested punctnally TO attend on that oc
cas'on, as these proceedings are intended as
preparatory to division of the estate, ard
payment OF the legacies, bequeathcd in sait
VIII. As it is believed by the executors. that
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Valuable Land in Botctourt

FOR SALE
DY virtue OF deed of trust executed Ia
40 the subscribers by Christopher Clark, for
purposes therein mentioned, we will proceed
TO sell, at public sale, on the premises. on
Tuesday the 30th day of September next, il
fair, ii not the next fair day thereatter,a
Vract Of A,anA,
adjoining the town of Salem in Boetourt
county, containing fourteen hundred acres 49,
or this quantity two hundred acres are enclo-
sed, aud in good state of cultivation. There
is, however, no other house on il than barn
The remaining 1900 acres are still under tim
Der Ihe tract will, il il be necessary, be di.
vided TO suit purchasers
TERMS.-One third ofthe purchase money
cash The balance in two equal annual paw
ments, bonds with approved securi', being
expected Acting as trustees, the tile vested
in us by that character viii alone be convey
ed, though il is believed to he undonbted.
JAS. &. MOORAAN,
JAS. BULLOCK, Trustees.
HENRY CLARK,
August 90 w4w 4
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SAMUEL !. CABELL.
PATRICK II. CABELL.

The subscriber will sell, on a credit OF one,
two, and three years, his moiety of the above
estate, containing by recent survey le77
ncres than which there are erc few more va
ldable tractsin Virginia. =. II. CABELL.
August w4w 80
:. a. The Editors ofthe Enquirer ~iH pub
hsh The abore ~cetB for fur wecks and for
Fnrd their account 10 THIS office.
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a tract or parcel OF AanA,

Lying and bring in the county of Franklin
bounded by the lands of Joel Fisher, William
Custin, John Ferguson aud John Snider. con
tanning by estimation 10 acres--one so1rel
stud horse, one bay horse, one yellow bay
ditto, q head of cattle, 6 head of hogs two
sets OF blacksmiths' tools complete, one old
Wagon aud one new one, nearly ironed one
four wheeled carriage aud harness complete.
one clock, one cupboard, one desk and one
hook case, two silver watches, and the bal
ance of said Fishers HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, and plantation
utensils, rifle guns, aud his crop OF corn and
wheat, or so much Of the said property ms NAV
be sufficient 10 satisfy said debt, with costs.
The subscriber will convey such little only as
Is vested in him as trustee
ELI FERGUSON, Trustee.
August %. w2w3
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Six Negroes.

TO wit. Tom, Jim, Betty, George, Henry and
Adam, with the increase of the said negroes,
if any, one Wagon and gear, one yoke of OK
en- and cart, ten hrnd of horses, together with
his, the said Pcndleton's stock OF cattle and
hogs-aso, his HOUSEHOLD g. kITCHEN
FURNITURE, or SO much thereof as shall be
sufficient to pay and satisfy the debts in said
deed mentioned Acting as trustee shall on
" convey such title as is vested in me by the
said deed of trust SAML. GARLAND.
September 9, ltwtds
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Notice.

DY virtue of a deed Of trust executed to
ID the subscriber and George W, Turner,
by Reuben Pendleton, bearing date 9th MAY,
1922, aud duly recorded in the clerks Office
of the county court of Amherst, will he sold
to the highest bidder, for ready money, at the
dwelling house of the said Pendeton, on Fri,
day the Sd day u, October next,
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THNN II SLAVES,

conveyed as above, with the increase ofthe
women, viz Reuben, Eloisa and Fanny,
together with TWO HORSES, and all OF
the said Perrow's stock ofC ATTLE AND
HOGS. Acting as trustee, shall only
convey the title transferred to me as such,
which is believed, however, To be- undoubt.
ed. SAMUEL JORDAN
| September 5. w2w
-",eSeo..-
W In consequence of legal notice not
having been given, the above sale is post
poned until Wednesday the Gath inst
s. JORDAN.
September 12. tbs
Negotiable Notes and Checks,
For Sale at this Office.
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A Tract OF X.anA
Also, one otNer Iract,

containing 100 acres, adjoining the lands
of Alexander, Darlington and Others, being
apart of the land inherited by the said
Christina from her father John Depriest
Al the same time and for the same purpose,
| shall offer IN s.lc
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-30

FROM COLoMBIA.-Caraccas parer. Il
Tie s6th ult have been received Al ths oeice
q tie BaiiimsTs .anssraren. The Colombian
congress q 1874, y summoned 10 meston the
"a day " January next.
4 decree of the Congress. dated the 4sh Of
August, declares that = The port or the Pro-
vince = Rio IIacha shah be exempt from thc
paJmeotof al duties Ga provision, that may
e introduced from abroad, and necessary
ior = consumption, for the period Of 10 years =
QClTO.-Tbe latest Information received
~ the Colombian Government from President
Bolivar. = o. ile ed Of last Jaly from Quito.
The Southern Departments enjoyed tran
guilty with the exception Of tho neighbour
hood u Paste, which was still kept ID alarm
BY the rebels who escaped from the acton Of
ls.rra 90 the 18th 81 July
President Bolivar had thought ft 20 corn
mission Brig. Gen. Sucre 10 proceed 10 Peru,
70 give effect 70 the aid granted to that conn
try, and in order 10 employ IL in the canpaiyn
with profit and advantage.--.N Y. Gaz.
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House Of Representatives.

" Ab4NA7bA1, Lee. 4
On motion OF Mr.. Storrs, il was
Res0lSed, That the committee Of ways and
means be instructed TO inquire'into the expe-
diency OF providing BY law fer compensation
Of private secrstafy to the President Of the
United States.
On motion OF Mr. Cab. it was
Rssotred, TAat the coEimittee on commerce
be instructed TO inquire into the expedi-
Iency Of excluding foreign wreckers aud
fishermen from wrecking and fishing within
the jurisdiction Of the United States on the
coast Of Florida, and further to inquire into
the expediency or giving encouragement and
protection 70 the American wreckers on the
coast Of Florida.
The House went into committee Of the
whole, Mr.. Condict in the chair, on the bills.
supplementary 70 an act. approved on the
third day Of March, one thousand. eight hun
ired and nineteen, entiLed \ An act PROV
dag for thescorrection Of errors in making
entries Of land AZ the Land Office
After debate, and adopting an amendment,
the connittee rose and reported the bill as a.
'mended. The House concurrda IN the amend
ment. and the bill was ordered to be enrross
led for third reading--syes IS, noes So.
Add thea the House adjourned.