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IN oHANoERY In Amelia County Court, Nav =,

aHANokRY' In Amelia County Court, May 2s,h,
Bernard Ssay, admir- John Clements one of tho d;,;.
" 80 .'"e''s' oec' flain;ia
Thomas Branch and Nancy his wife formerIy N,o
Clements, Moses ovcrton and Ilary bis wife fo1mer
Mary Clements, Elizabeth Phillips, formerly EIznLa
Clenien;s James liiliman aud Lucy his wife, foru.,
Lucy Clements, George Owen, and Fanny his " lie az
meriy Fanny Clements, which said Nancy, mary L,s
lsham Clements. dec. Samuel Ford surviving nirnr y,
lsham Clements dee. Joseph Clements Ishan Ci.me,,s
homas Woodson, admir- Martha Wooosun fn,m,rI,
Martha Clements, Judith Bryan formerly Clements biri
nu joseph lsham Martha, and Judith Children ami
distributes OF isham Clemefs, dec; Talber PbliuS
Richard Phillips, k.iza wills, formerly Phillips Saiy
osborne, formerly Philips, Lucy Phillips, Poiy Pbins
lnd Nancy Philips which said Talbert Richard Eli,s
Saii! Lucy Polly and Nancy, and
distributes of Sarah Phillips dec formerly elements ,ra
"enis, Henry Clements, Harriott Cienens. sarah Gle
h.ehts aEd AID T. Clements by John their
nan, which said Rebeoca Henry, Hario,t Sarah ana
anh T. are children and distributes OF ilian Clemens
dec and John Philips, nsfen,ln,,i
me defendants lsham Clements. Judith BRYAN, Talhe,,
thiiips, sally Osborn Lscy Phillips Polly Philips an,
Marcy Philips, not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according To- the Act OF Assembly and rules
OF this Court, and IL appearing satisfaction Of HE
Court that the said defendants Isham judith Taller,
Richard Sally Lucy, Polly and Nancy are NOT
OF his Comonwe On motion The comps ipapt by
Alfred u Egges,on, Esq his Counsel ordered Thai he
sao hs ham defendants do appear here the fourth
thursday IN September The hill ,f
complainant; and that copy OF this Order br fnrbv,
published In of the Richmond newsn,,.rs for
months successfully, and hat another copy he ros,
the 'front.' door of the Courthouse of this county on ,,
several court days. '' vi '"o
Caopy-ieste' 1T LEIGH, c. A. G.
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{ ,oMMlIIED To the jail of the OF PetersLurg as
runaways ON the 18th day of February last ,w e ne
gro men, who state that they eloped from a. 49,
Suie In The eounty OF Notoway who was on his waY ~
the south with negroes for sale of the,, 70
GLEN ADAMS he is 8 feet inches HIGH ,,arh ,se!i
ion about % years old thick lips particular narn %
scarto he observed about him the other cas him VI
ne IS ieet inches high dark complexion small ~
ABOUT 90 years Old no particular mark or scar ~, %
AeNeu aoout nm The owner Of the above nroroe. y
ques,ed 10 come forward prove his properly nav c,,e
ana take them away, or they will dealt Vim ~ IL, SO
directs Roe Et 49,, WV, WIN as the law
April 81. 'AILo"f, Jaior.
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DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, TO WIT !:

BE II REMEMBEkED, that the eighth day OF July, in
the forty ninth of the Independence Of the Uni
Sear,ed states of Anlerica Peter Cotton the said Dis
trict laih deposited in This Office the title ii book
the right whereof lie claims proprietor the words fol-
lowing, to wit:
Reports ofcdses, argued aud determined n The Court of
appeals IF Pirgiaia-p by Psyto Randolph, counsel
Tor at ao In conformity the act Of the the
United States, entitled An Tor the encourage of
learning by securing the copies Maps Charts Books
10 the authors and prspreiors of such COPIES daring
hine therein mentioned" RID. JEFFRIES, Clerk
July ~ 23--w4w oil the district of Virginia.
NJ The above work will be published by The LIST of
Aupus. - ~ -
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IN CUANCEREY.-Un United States Court, Fifth Ga
L and Virginia District, Clay sist, 1871
Charles Byrd, pa

IN CUANCEREY.-uniedS States Court, Fill, Cru.
and Virginia District, Clay sist, 1871
Charles Byrd, riL
Az ipst
William Byrd P'ye, rsor Of Mary Byrd, who ext,
OF William Byrd deceased, ototge Wilson and James WI.
sou, admors Of Reh"id W. Byrd Mary Byrd ea,x offbo,
Byid Susnn Byrd aGmx OF William, T.. byrd, John lap.
and haiia hi wife, john Walker acor of Evei,n T.
ron William Champe Carter ndn.or of Elizabeth Skin
wh, Le sai,i Ei.bad W. Thomas, William r., Marin, ~
eyn r. aud Elizab.,l heng with tke piap and
daughters OF The said william by wbo Wild
Az To. said Mary Dyr,,Bcnjamin Harrison adm Lucy
Nelson, mary w Nelson Alb, Nelson and Anne H. Nelson
VA OF Amy Nes"n daughter OF the said William
~, Davidson Eraffue Maria u. his vile, Al.
exaudrr lt."pkins and Elizabeth his we, Evelyn Byrt
Acne o. wight, Howell Davis aud Abby w. his wie, chill
dren or representatives OF Oiwny Byrd decreased another
al tbs said William Byrd deceased said Abby Nesn
aud Oiway Byrd having departed this life before the said
mary oyru, Defts.
On the motion of the plaintiffs il Is ordered all per
sons having claims against the estate of an BYRD dee
10 exhii them before Commissioner Thomas L.dd before
day oil November doing thar
they lac excluded all the funds NOW In liz
hands of the oihe said under the con
81 ms court and tue court In claim ex h
e Ivy that time viii proceed 10 distribute TIE funds
among tbs persons entitled the same and IL IL
directed that this or'er hr published in some newsnare,
printed IN the City of o Ricl
siveIy. Il cor,-r,,iP In lEEi,uir.s ,.iu
Juno 8. a. - ~
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n CHANCERY--In Amelia county court NAV 1921
William boswell, Thomas DosNeii Elizabeth Dosweil
oay ~ D"sweii infants OF tender years, 10y Thomas Dos
drick aud Polly his wife formerly boswell, who ure chill
sren oil Izaoeih boswell dec who daughter Of Sally
masoh, uec. Pins.
Vaughan, aud Sally his wife, Formerly ,nson Henry King
ana md Sn ~. WIFE, M, formerly Mascn, Francis v"sgh.n
and Patsy his wife formerly Mason, and Thomas Moore
and Snannah his wife, formerly Mason, children heirs
of Sally Mason, dec. ncits.
The deendasts not having entered and
given security according 10 tie rules
o this court and the court being satisfied
nhabiian;s Ut TINS r"nnInw cath On the motion Of he
plaintiffs by William Verssr Esqr. their counsel 1t is
uere that the said defendants and each pear
here On the fourth Thursday in August next AID answer
tie eonpainant bill and that copy order forth
with published in public newspaper printed iu the
city III Richmond for two months successfully, aud ai,o
posted al the ftontocr oil the of this county,
on two several Court days.
Cory-res,e j. T. LEIGH, C. A. Q.
June u.s. iI-wgu-
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ON Wednesday the 2nd day of June pext =, one oeIock
we WIZ ohsr Tor sale TO the highest bidder on credit
w anu thee years, before the front door OF the
o., e'pg ~ zoe said city, viz. improved
i ~ ee on 4. street. occupied by Mr.. Forbes,
os5g 10 go est on street. in the jail
proved o Oh the last mentioned streets No CSC formerly
owned oy Thomas Underwood in the neirhborbood
- w. Leigh also eleven half lots si,uat
~ ~ puNaIs htdon and known by the number S. H.
5z5l,52 75767s So 90, 100. Personal security ana
dreao trust on The property will he required Of The pur
chasefs' JOHN SHELTON
My g. ofI,L.} i'll. a.c
u me above sale Is postponed m W r1u,sday tire 5r
hy 81 Augssi next, II fair II B0 The ,y tLtie
ter. June !. g-wt1s
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County, june -, 1877
e', a., =. s.""ns rnin,T
Sn,ah Jerhins widow OF Obadiah Jcr Lns decd. W ni
am W. Jenkins William T. Haiivn and Elizabeth his ~ n.
onaai"a - Jenkins Ann Jenkins, Sarah Jenkus Ricin,
srnncs Jenkins, Martha jenkins, Mary Jelks
i Ta = . s""'ns Defendants
The defendants William p. Eat,on and Elizabeth his
wie not having entered their appearance given
riy according of the General Assembly and ba
rules OF this Court, and appearing the satiac ton of
Tue Court that they are not Inhabitants OF this state, on
he motion OF the plaintiff by his attorney is Ordered
mat The said defendants William r. Hatton Elizabeth
nus vile, ito appear here the frs, day September
Court next and answer the plaintiffs BILL and n CO.
py ct this order he forhw it'll inserted in OF the
pubic newspapers printed in the City Richmond two
sueeessively aud also posted the front oi
The Courthouse of this County.
copy Tese, BIZ WORSIIAM d. C.
'"e 81. 23-wSw
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NINETY SLAVES FOR SAI.E

by virtue of deed of by
- alexander Boyd tor the purpose securing debt
due 10 Blair burw.l, shall Wedne 25i day
Augns next at Meekienburg Courthouse offer for sale
TO the highest bidder, Tor cash. about ninety valuable
embracing every descrpiou-among them there two
good m"goners, three blacksms, shoemakers, and
brichiayer The sale ~il he continued until all slaves
shall be sold So favorable opportunity purchase
slaves is seldom presented ;purchaer attend
JOHN w. LEWIS, }rrus,oo.
june rs. lids MMTOWNES.' { trustees.
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FOR SALE

w. n valuable farm called Bewdy late the residence
aiming t76 acres, and binding on the alat,ano Gu, eo"
ms iahI is as fertile and productive any in IL, yir,n
Ne improvements are commodious Nv o. siorv a., y
mig house, beautifully situated, having cor,na,;.-
view OF the river--a brick barn, gelLer with ali GO
hieht and necessary out houses. There is sn
chaid Oh wei selected Fruit The premises viii he sba,yn
10 any person wishing TO view them by MIR Ctnr,o IL
iahnser: The terms win be made very accon,,a,iny
Comnnncaons relative TO the purchase of tis nraer,S
must he directed TO the subscriber - '' properly
Near Faimosh, Stafford County July 1, 1874 isaWs
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NOTICE.

an Monday the S0ll day of August next viii be sold
on the premises To the highest bidder, cash, tract
OF land IN King William county on The Pamunkey river
adjoining the RIPPING Tree Combining II which anh
Was conveyed IN trust To the subscribers by deed
ia the court oi said county, by Thomas NJ ry and
Decca L. his wife, Tor purposes therein specified This
has on II well finished iwo-sory house. with ali
nrn out houses &c. and well situated any
ton oil business Such title alone is in vested will
be conveyed, and that is unquestionabe.
CARTER DRAXTON.
JOHN CHEW.
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THE FLOUR MARKET.

J1iy l5.-Th, sales Of Ilnur during the week
have been very considerable, amounting 10
about 10000 barrels. IL seems this demand
results IN some measure from accounts of in
Jury sustained by the crop. in Spain, and II
1t should prove that that country wants -four
to considerable extent, We hope to be able To
supply her at moderate prices from the alum
Sant store of this years harvest. Nothwitl-
standing the present very low price of our
staple, 'iz. Jse dollars 'ireniy. fee cents "a bar
rel the stock in market is estimated IA less
'hao half what it was this day last year. We
may therefore expec; some improvement in
pice If the demand should continue as brisk
as !, has been for some days past. Pad. G.-
FROM LISBON.--We learn from Capt,
Dunbar, of the ship Europa, that the Marquis
oi Ambrnlls is again taken and confined in the
Casle-tliat The government is firmly es,ab
l!shed, and every thing quiet.
in ;he ship Ganses, from ST. Pe,ersburgh,
came passenger L. Bull, Esq. bearer Of dos
patches, and Treaty between the Russian
and Amer lean governments.
IN. Y Gaz., July c5.
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n bH cAM-by i.Nhhpb"li.
Wei may sleep present rs ictiops,i
STAGE uUr waking moments i.eln
Nitii sGcl, tanciiul COM i.ltons
4. make lie itself dream
tiNt oar da II ght faiths fable;
sleep uisports with shadows too,
Seea,in. an their tara rs stable
.A> the world we wake-to view.
Nv'er 10y day did Reasons mint
tive any thoughts a clearer print
Gt assured reality,
g Than WAS lei, hy Phantasy
Sta"pd aud rclnr'd on my srritc,
la u dream al NOstrrnirht.
In a bark, mvthoughi, lone steering,
wa cast on Oceans strife;
Inis, 'tnas whispered in my hearing,
Meant the SET at lille.
Sad regrets iconi past existence
Gnme, like gales of Ginning breath {;
SIa,tbw'd in the forward distance
4.as the land at death.
N"w ,eeming more, now less remote,
pn thlt uiin seen shore, nethough
L lien eid two h.,nds'a space
SLOW unshr"uda spestrr's face,
Aud u,y irsa's hair upstood-
Twas mine own sin,iiitude.
But my snWi revived NJ seeing
Oieaa, Vac an emerald spark,
d hil'', while sn air. tiropt being
S'i.isus stce.'i nav bark.
ueavra lise-yet he looked as human
~ Supernai beauty can,
Alrre compassionate than woman,
D. ir'tit more than man.
Aui a. Sn'ae sweet ciarion's breath
Suss the soldiers scorn uf death,
50 his accents babe me brosk
ihe Specire's eyes OF icy took,
Tilt II shut iLcm-turn'd as head,
Lilac II beaten toe. and il-.!..
Types no: this,n said, fair Spirit:
HAT uiy den,h-hcur j. not conner
say w.at 'inys shall ,uherii.
ieli nav soui their sum-
No." he saii, yon Ihan lOnI's aspect,
Trust me, wOuii appa. thee worse,
lte'i /" e."ariy measured psospect:--
Ask not tar u curse.
stake aa;, tor 1 overhear
Ih'Ge uUs,rokrn thoughts MS clear
II ny mortal ear could catch
Y ne Etn'e-bGnGgh, itch iiugs OF a watch
u Ne a1t the untold request,
nNi's now revolving IA Thy breast"
us - live again. ren,cas uring
Y"I'h's years like scene r.heaTsed,
inily second iile time ireast,rins
HuJ"i-lgr from the first.
les, '!'on ir';, pOot se.i derriveT.
lies "sreer So void 1f pain,
- "a "'sa its fitful fever
49, he9unHgaiL!
cph experience, teo times thine,
Pain frum -, iu" :, senlwinr--
threads by Fate Together spun,
could thy i!gat heavens Lightning shuns
N2i 40. co 81" thy forcsishis glance
'5c"iie the myriad shafts Of chipce.
" nuld'>t i.i"u bear "gIiinst Loves trouble,
friendships death -'tisSever'i ties
al 90 grasp "r miss tue bubble
-, ainbijion'S prize
Sty thy iiIr's new. guided nc lion
avid from Virtues fnirest springs
@.iil would Envy and Distraction
Double NOT iheir stiugss
Worth i'Seufis bat a charter
To 5e mao Siniis disiingu>lih martyr.n
Caught tue moral, nnd crisd, HAL,
S?.rit. lt' "a onward sail,
EGyying, fearing, hating nouei
eaardiaa 5 lirii, steer me ON!
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
June %.

by virtue deed of trust executed TO the subscriber
= and Joel Watkins, by Alexander Boyd and Matilda his
vile bearing d,e the 18th day OF February i8is
corded in the clerks office of deoklenburg county by
agreement OF all the parties shall the 23
day OF August next Meokenburg Courthouse proceed
to sell the following tracts oi land belonging tue said
Alex Boyd, for the PURPOSES the deed
One tract lying Roanoke river in the county Neck
enurg containing 1887 acres, and known by the
Davis rract OF which 500 first rate river low
grounds, considered equal TO any low grounds
paf o winch IS yet to clear there are also about 80
land is principally in wood, and large proportion OF
fine tobacco land.
one other on Roanoke river in the same county
containing $50 acres--o this tract abou; $50
river low g,OunGs.
One other OF land lying Butchers creek in the
same county, containing 9S acres, which is attached
valuable manufacturing mill, lately erected
one o'her tract, lying on Butchers creek in the
county containing I208 acres and considered by all who
know il remarkably fine tobacco plantation There We,
10 clear large proportion Of frs, rate tobacco land
ohe other tract Of land lying on Aliens creek in the
same county, containing 49, tract com.
Portable Dwelling house, &c.
One other tract OF land lying on Aliens creek in the sad
county Containing SS2 acres, about 80 of which
good creek low grounds: there il good dwelling.
house and comfortable fixtures for a family.
one other tract OF land yDg in the Sid county, in the
acres on which Is aarge proportion good tobacco
Also &5oo acres Of land lying neghnorood ol the
courthouse the same eounIy There s on Ills In.d
good manufacturing mill Ii is contemplated to lay Ills
land ON into lots, 40 suit the convenience OF purchasers,
previous TO The day Of sale
Tbe ierms of tue sale will lie ns follows oneird of tbe
% ia money VIII be required in hand and the balance
come due the FIRST day May 1876 and annually from liza,
tse III all are due Possession The property viii r
gwen on the 10th December next but the purchasers will
he Assion 10 seed Of wheat aud prepare
Tue ensuing year Bonds with good security and deeds of
' on e property will be required Of the purchasers.
the SAFE wiz continue from DAY day till the whole
properly o. suiiciensy thereof may be sold.
The titles to all the lands considered ndsputahe ex
cep 70 me tract m the neighborhood Of Cbrisansyie
snd The r iolha will be complete before the day Of
sas-u, ine subscriber will convey such title only is
vested In him by the deed Of trust
May Is, 1924. s i'"''e''
ne above shle viii be made with our consent.
6LE 1880, DOfD. JOHN DAVIS.
u ,,,D, u: DUhWELL. ALEX. S. FIELD, Ex'or Of
it vvsn,TTLLnn lafLot, Jr. Oh. q. Field, dec.
i-DsiOnD TAYLOR. LEWIS BURWELL.
Ivy bOHWELL, xix RICHARD BOYD.
o, hImstead Bnrweii. SPOrSWOOb BURWELL
~. ~. ~ hLhfh. wtdst
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WALKERS MEADOWs

E snnseriber offers for sale, I4Ig acres Of Valuable
"a, LatND, being part Of the well known traet called
, MEN hrh . MEADOWS, in Greenbrier county ~ miles
ron Le"isourg and very the Ke Iawhn Turnpise
Ioauaoout 500 acres Of which are bottom land large
P"o,'1n o ct very superior quality. n ibis Iapd
solu ny the 10Th Of September next IL will then he laid
~ ~ tinoh tracts TO suit pUrcbasersn the mean time
muse WIN WISH 10 purchase i'll make application 10
t,oo JOHN A. TRENT.
- - 2S-wISept
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~ re directors OF The Brook Turnpike Company,
ave this day declared dividend of per cent. or
,~2 dollars per share, pays1e the counting house
VI IL Eusthcr, alter the 10Th instant the StockhOd
that effect .
correct previous Irregularities in the mode OF issuing
Seruhcaes lot the Stock, and TO deliver thea to
S',.hh0IueTs as have not previously received them,
rs Ordsred That divide ID shall he paid until the
oeruheaes for the Stock he exhibited which Cer6caies
are 10 I've cancelled Certificates thereof issued to
De countersigned 10y three Of the Directors Tor the time
otIngi similar Certificates 20 he also granted for such
ohaes for which, shall appear upon satisfactory proof
none hFve heeE prev ,usiy issued
AS ~ some instances transfers may have been made NOT
~ one iorm required by law (eSact Of which is annexed
me DIRECTORS have ordered that dividend shall be paid
upon Stock thus transferred until he deed for The SAME be
exhibited to the acting Treasurer, unless satisfactory evil
oence can lie produced II The fighu ownership Of the
5,oek, and that no dced now be obtained.
xTacf from ire Aet NJ fs Geaer dsssby passed Febru
ary4 1912, Chap.62, See. ~
In consideration 81 the expenses the projectors will
incur Ia opening, improving and repairing tie said roaf
ne said road, with all the tolls and profits shall be- aud
be same Is hereby vested IN the said proprstOrs their
deifs and assigns forever eutnts, common, pro
POI lion 10 tIeir respective shores and c came shall be
deemed real estate, from the time thc iond ssi be-
oVmf'sled" July b. Tin
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Blythe Gori77fafor Of The Commonwealth ofNirginie.

A PROCLAMATION.
w HEREAS u has been represented the Execusvs
w 10y tue Coyoner of Albenare County that certain
Reuben BoweB did, the LIST day of March last in The
Tow Of G1oesville, in said County assault and muir
der Dd,id OF said County, and that the said Bow
en- made k%scape and is now going at large I have
therefor bougbi proper, with the advice of The fonne
person or persons who will apprehend and convey TO the
Jaii Of Auemnle aforesaid the said Reuben Bowen Ard
bort the good people OF the Commonwealth TO use ,leis
pes 70 cause the said fugitive to be apprehsn
ueu ,i ,,t m my oe uea wit as the law directs.
Given under my hand Governor and under the seal Of
lL'SJ day July, 1924 '''''
pec,,c, r,o.... JAMES PLEASANTS, Jr. .
c, ~, po"sn IS about II ~ years Of age about
49,. ones nigh, rather light hair, pale eon,pex
July H. ~ ~
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Jne p, 1921.

WAsHIEeToS, July 22.-To our very great
satisfaction, the Secretary Of State has dec1ar-
ed, in The National Journal, his determination
TO end his controversy with the National In
telgeDcer. AS il was very Ear from being of
our seekipg neither shall we proIong The {" un
profitable controversy" at the inequality Of
the terms Of which none can have been more
sensible than we.
In closing this controversy, the most unwel.
come in which il has ever been our fortune 10 be
involved, we can appeal with confidence 10 the
readers Of this print, TO the public at large, and
even to the particular friends OF The Secretary
of State, whether III IFS origin or progress we
have exceeded the limits Of jus,ifable self
defence; whether we have exhibited any thing
like wanton assault aud whether our renlies.
compared with the structures ofihe Secretary,
nave not hecD characterized by an obvious and
studied forbearance. We sought not to wound
inc Secretary, either in his official or personal
capacity, but to protect good name, which
20 oHe can surrender without struggle. and
when no man knows better how 10 yal1s. Than
the elevated individual who has deioued to
assaIl ours. SO far, indeed, from being CON
scious Of any 'indctive feeling towards ina,
eminent citizen, we can truly affirm, that ,br
chlel cause Of our regret in this Controversy
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Near Falmosih,
Notice 10 School Conn;eo;o,.,.

hE Scnooi quotas due for the present ye,r will h.
according TO law. in every instance wherein
CohiHs sioners have failed 10 make ONT and
VI raose 10 he transmitted the Pre- ent and
Oh me Literary Fnnd their rrnor,s and aeeoou,s
~ year 1898, furnishing the information rco.ircd in
e eHVhets from The Acts OF Assembly referred la benv
rsiesW 10 he FORM prescribed which has e "a. sen, ia
The State. ''''"e'S t"'"us noet
us course VIII be pursued in future wears so long rs
WI. PIesehi hcts on Tie subject remain in force
N "n"t VI precision the certificates nf CIerLs n
"'o " ieillen Va The execution Of the bonds ri the
leas"Iers OF Scbo"i Commissioners, has in some i,tsu
s The payment of the school uuotaS when ar
eu or <hs appointment IF Treasurer being annual ts
"soep necessary for tie government of the President
@ directors o the Literary Fund the payment of the
Iuo,s' tbat NE Certificate Of his having given bond,
state I've date oi his appointments as well az the
ieFion OF The termination OF his duties under his bnnd
orn 10 Suinincd which contains nothing tla is not
essential the TreasurerS will therefore The NECESSITY
o requesting the Clerks OF their respective courts 10 cnn
certificates. " s' ''"0'S anu giving
Fund. nRntv - :; ~ ~ w Li.sI''
June % ~ 'i' ~ nm1 a
" An act 10 reduce into the several acts concern.
ing the Literary Fund 'geyissd Code Of tof5
An act ~ amend the act entitled an act 10 rcs,ce into
y'e 'he 'eSeih acts concerning The Literary Fund.-
ra'Ssa me "a harsh, lB22--p1rt Of Section sd
An act concerning the University of Vrgini, and for
'"1er P"rposes"-P0ssed 5th FEB 1925, Seefion sd
M county Court the - day OF - 1872 :.
- 81 = VINO was, on the - day OF - fs2 8,
G e Sool commissioners OF this county duiy appoint
" 'e" teasnrer for the year ending the - day OF
i9< this day gave bond, with security approved
~ lhe court IN the penalty Two thou So nd dollars CON
I'M 40
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The loose Of Representatives.,
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