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,3NenBuRs, MARCH 10, Isat

~ Wepfe authorized IA ,tatr thu the peo-
IL at lhr \. 4 cnd 81 Cdu,phsil county nhse
. iIaats1 Major BEAJAAtN ~ TX a,
.ao 81 the esaii laics 70 represent ,he ','u
-, 4, sflis n.at Grnrrth AsscmhIv and
.1l,.t s'poil vii positively bc held Tor him at
ticn.At Apnl election
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n The Semi. Weukiy Paper, at - F5'a 'lie
AZ eLiy Pager. at IS per aansm' fia aa'' ."
\ - Subscription "a ~ - tt''''." 20 .,
=, g. time an SIS nhninst aha 40 f"l"i w
b. discontinued (i1ei a. u'e it, f''i'" "a w
t.daofs) until all aifeafhSrs az l''' -, -,
ii. ,.r ..,nap, .tor les,l The fh, tint, aud
= - renis fsr eaot continuance. Those
Am, a .lt.sauee IaIist be pati ief lfe' 'ons I"
Ii insertion. or the p.,}mcnt assumed ~
,,are responsible persoa ia iyafhhnfs. -.
= t'liahcery Orders az inserted fo' SD
IN AlIletters aldressedta the Editors mnd
~, ,.o.r raln, 81 they viii not he attended Ia
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In Mary lind aud Mississippi, the pfcsiden.
tal election promises an animated canvas
In one al the Mary land districts, four.persous
have already Offered Us electors, ono of whom
Is for Mr. CraWfnrd, one for Mr.. Adams, one
Tor MIR. Calhoun, aud one for Gen Jack son.
In the other districts, persons are announced
as candidates ioreleetors, favorable 10 differ
ent candidates. and rs TINT state votes bv dis
uicts. IT is probable that her vote will he di-
vided, although the tricud-' Of MIR Adams, " ho
hive good opportunities OF acquiring know
ledge OF the true strength ct IHlties, think
that her undivided vetc " i'll he given for that
gentleman. In Mississippi, two tickets are
nominated one in tavor ol Gen. Jackson, aud
the other of Mr Adams both supported with
ability aud zeal.-and ncither appearing to
he very sanguinc of snccess. The vote OF
llnt state is evidently doubtful Though il
will certainly he eithertorG Gen Jackson or the
Secretary of State. Tier vote was claimed
II we mistake not, for MIR Crawford, 10y the
author of the Political Horse Raco'i-but
she has !" Goittd"
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900

L'tSsraf,g,-Cdptain Partridge, Princi-
PAL 1.-THE Military and Scientific Academy
al Norwich, VI. has generously offered t"
cake the GFeek Boy atplesent in Baltimnie,
ana support and educate him at his own
expense. This boy, it Will be remembered,
was rescued, after the murder nl his *
pEotfc!s at Scio, and sent TO Raltia...e.
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MEN 1tJIik.


Incur columns to-day will DO found nm es-
timafe of the strength ot the respective Pfcsi-
sidcntin candidates in the Legislature OF NV
York from which II appear that Mr.. Craw
ford and Mr. Adams have preritcly an equal
number OF friends hut thai II the friends of
the othcrrnndilatrs, on u Joint ballot rive mp
rs the necessity aud propfiety oil the case will
dictate 10 them, tht ir FIRST preference, and 20
over fn their second, Mr.. Adams viii have
four majority. The appointment of eiertors
is vested in the Legislature OF New York
aud rs thnt body seems 10th 10 part with il,
and wilLinall probability retain u, II IS esi-
deut Tint Mr.. Adams must get hcrVoiec. AZ
least, this seems To MS 80 be the inevitable in
ference II The premises he true, and We see no
reason TO dispute their accuracy, made aud
proinulred ms the calculation wHs upon the
spot New York holds ia her hands the pow
or of keeping the election from the House OF
Heprescntntives--nnd NC have no doubt TINT ,
10 fleet this object, which she will deem pa
ramonnt 10 her claimed allegiance TO the man
dates OF The ltump Cuurus," she will give
that direction TO her influence, which good
sense and sound policy, leaving out of view
the claims, merits and qualifications OF The
candidates, alike require. II, on the other
hand, The suphi,tiGal report oi the Senate be
rejected, and the appointment of electors lie
transferred 10 the hands al the people, It's L.
climate posscssors, ii Is acknow lodged that
MIR Crawford would stnnl=nutt the least chance
of getting her+vote, md that the contest, il
there should be my, would be- between Adj
nms aud Clay, although the latter " onld ohyi-
pnsly be in a con sidcrnble minority In any
event, we think that New y DIRK is snie for the
Secretary of Stute.
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qrIt certainly is matter Of no little aston
lshnrnt that Pcnnsy lvnuin should be sohoig
IN tnvor Of Gen jackson, while all her neigh
hors nre opposed To him. \ native Of mo
Their state, he has no claims upon her paiinl-
'ty ~ rtjudicc ON the score of birth or resi-
drufc. As II statesman, he has done nothing
Tor her which should produce such zeal and
.uch Immunity in his behalf As soldier,
indeed, hi asaitvmcnts hive not been more
brilliant aud dnzzling than the consequences
which grew out OF them were henrhcih aud
advautagcuus these benefits we're either
Fspffni, or partially confined Ia other sec.
tonsuf the country. Pennsylvania has renp-
I'd no exclusive benefits from his services
Where. then, lies the secret of this prc,c.
renee We confess NJ know not Ills quai-
iiicatious Are certainly interior 10 those of
one other candidate, rs We'll as his claims ,
aud w had never supposed tor an instant that
the phlegmatic eoualrymcu al simon Su. der
aud thcir descendants, or The pepcr-u ing dis
riples OF William nruu, would be CaptiVRtcd
lay the glare OF military reunWu, rather tlau
hy the sober svntncs OF tho statesman. II is.
however, one OF those things for which. like
t1sie in other matters, there is no accounting
We do not intend to quarrel with PrnnsNlya
mia tor her choice. Sla has rs much righi tn
fN on Gen. jackson rs Virginia has to select
Alr. Crawford aud we certainly, of the two,
like the choice oi fenns. lyauia best.
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TilE VIRGINIAN.

xacBARD a SOLLk a. JoilA Is 'oii.A
p.h.st.rs u t,e Lars q ihe da'oa. 4
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4 communication WAS received from tie
Hon. NiniHn Edwards, a Senator from the
stHtr of Illinois, (recentIy appointed Minister
To NrNico) resiguiug his seat in the Senate
and, on motion OF Mr. Thomas, the President
of The Senate was requested to inform tie
+ >ecutive OF the state OF Illinois Of this lesig-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-31
GaYnett's Aectures.
GErnNn EnITinN

FESIOMAS w. WHITE begs leave to an
& nounce Ia the public, thai he has Just issued
from the Press, the second edition of Mr.. James W.
Garueifs Lectures on Female Education; and to
express the hope, that if they thought tho first a de-
sirabie purchase. they will deem the one which he
now eiers, much more so.-This has been carefully
revised and corrected 10y the author himself; who
has added II Preface, in which Il summary view is
taken of the principal obstacles to the progress of
Education in general, but particularly 10 that OF
Females. Mr.. Garnett has also annexed a Code
of Slazins, entitled "7He Gossip's Manual, or
.Hdctns for Conversation and Confucf; adapted 10
boh seceS and all ages 5eyond ch iIihood'-the OBJ
ject OF which will DC best explained by its perusal..
n PRICE ONE DOLLAR neatly bound and let
tered-and for sale by the publisher, at his Printing
Office, over Mcssrs. Hayes & Loomer's Dry-Good
Store, M~arket-Btidge. They may also be procured
low Messrs. Il. & H.. Nelson's, Main street.
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il. SLLNn-,S PaM9CE9.

'E'HE Subscriber having discovered the composi-
Z ton of Swaim's celebrated Panacea. has now
a supply on hand for sale. He has reduced the price
from SO 50 to 81 so, or by the dozen S21.
All charitable institutions in the United stats.
and the poor VIII be supplied gratis.
IL the citizens of the principal cities and towns.
VIII appoint an agent to order this medicine TO the.
poor, it will be Supplied.
This medicine is celebrated for the cure of the
following d"iseases-Scrofula or Kings Evil. Ulccr-
ated, or .Putrid Sore Throat, long standing Rheuma-
tic affections Cutaneous diseases, White Swelling
and diseases of tie Cones, and all cases eenerally
of an Ulcerous character, and Chronic diseases.
arising in debilitated constitutions. hut
more especially from Syphilis, or affections arising
therefrom; Ulcers in the larynx. sc. and the dread
ful diseases occasioned By a long and excessive use
of Mercury. 1t is also used in disea ses of the Liver.
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$50 DOLLARS REMARD-

2 AN AWAY from Anne Arundel county, Ma
- fyiand' about the last of September, 1923, q
negro boy named NELSON, who was bound as an
apprentice 10 a MIR. John Forester, to learn the
blacksmiths trade, and continued with him five or
SIX years. He lived several years in Baltimore.
ana may possibly be lurking about there at thia
time. He was seen three or four mouths ago in the
country, a few ptles above Baltimore. think it
probable he has obtained a free pass. Nelson was
raised near Wesimorcland Court house: he is about
. ieet ~ or inches high, and well proportioned;
has a very fiat nose, his complexion light. Mas
tiers OF vessels and others are cautioned against en-
ploying or harbo'ing said boy. Que hundred doll
lars VIII be given for appre hending and securing
hin IN jail, so that ] get him again, and the above
reward if delivered 10 me at this place.
JOHN A.. PARKER.
Nuttsvilie, Lancaster Co. Va. Nov. 27, 1924.
o. The Editors of the Ric,mon Constitutional
wing Baltimore Patriot, and Federal Gazette
Will publish the above once a week for six weeks,
and forward their accounts to me. J. A.. I.
Dec. 10 ,v6,y
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VALUABLE PRLN7YNG ESTABLISH.
.MEJVY For SALE.

s MNNL
VIE Subscribers are disposed to sell their PRIV
ing establishment, known as The Virginiak :;
printed IN the town of Lynchburg. The adven-
ta5es oil ITS location are numerous aud great. Stu.
ated about i2o miles from Richmond, in the &eatV
western thorougIharc, with batteaux navigation
boil, eastward and westward-tle reservoir Of thek
produce OF an extensive, populous and wealthy back
county, and IN return supplying it with merclian-
dizc' &c' Lynchburg offers to the man of enters
prize aud moderate capital Inducements of no orli-
nary kind The Vifginianh has a good substitution
list, probably more extensive than that of any paoer
IN the interior of Virginia, and an advertising i,a-
'ronage inferior to but few, if any. Connected with
the newspaper establishment is a job Office, well
stocked with useful type, &c. and ~affording a hands
some income.
There IS a large sum of money due to the eficc,
all OF which has accrued within the last three wears.
and which will be disposed of with the Establish
mcnt, or separately, or retained by the subscribers.
as the purchaser may elect.
Proposals will be received by the subscribers tn
effect u sale privately. until the 18th day ofJanuarv
next. II not disposed of previous to that time. il
will on that day be sold publicly, on the premises.
for cash.
Persons who wisl, to embark in this business, will
never have an opportunity of disposins oftheir funds
to greater advantage. 1t is hoped tina, they will
avail themselves of the present opportunity.
TOLER s. COLIN.
IynChburn. Nov. 06.
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the same 10 the General Assembly, on bella
of the people of Williamsburg.
On motion, Resofoea, That Richard Coke,
junr. William w aller, Robert Anderson, Robert
p. Waller, Thomas G.. Peachy, John ID. Pedchy,
and Jesse Cole, be appointed to collect testimo-
ny in support of the several charges and specifi-
cations contained in the foregoing memorial.
On motion, ReSofced, That ficharl Coke,
iunr. and Robert McCandlish, be appointed to
represent the city of Williamsburg, he ore the
COMMITTEES OF Schools and Colleges, uDon the
subject OF the petition of the President and Pro-
fessors relating TO the removal OF William AMI
Mary College.
THOMAS COLEMAN, Ga rnaa
LEoN'D Henley, Secre'dry.
Statement Of tie annual number Of students attend
ing HE college ofiHiHiam and Mary, from he
gear 1886, 10 tie year 1928, taken from he book
Of Hafricuiations Gy Robert .H'Candiish, Chair.
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POETRY.
From the Nationel Intelligenccr.

From the Natonal intelligencer.
~ seeing GEN. LAFAYETTE al he Theatre, an
company uih the PRESIDENT.
o muse! suspend thy q~uiv'ring dart awhile.
Already amid at guilty Timons breast;
Leave Shylock, and his long-ear'd brotherhood
Awhile unsung, uncensurd and unknown;
While love once more satiric rage disarms,
And t.le Tyre trembles with thy fav'rite theme.
The ~festoon'd columns, and each laurelid arch
With tropnied flags adorn'd: the glorious spoils
Of vanquisf'd nations. now delight no more.
In vain the painters skill, the actors grace,
fmpait new brilliance to the mimic scene:
All eyes are fixed upon that sacred face,
And on that venerable man that sits
Beside; who hes subaltern was, but now,
The chosen ruler of our western world.
Illustrious men! who drew their youthful swords
In the same field, in Freedoms sacred cause
Both bled-and now. both honor'd III their age:
3 One sways the nations helm, and both our hearts
The nations ruler that, and his, her guest.
The ".Nation's GtteSi.,' It's an electric sound,
At which the throbbing hearts of millions thrill,
Ger these fair chimes where heavily freedom
reigns. N. b.
Washington, Dec. 10, 1891.
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have employed the ?anacea Of Mr.. Swain in
numerous instances, within the last three years, aud
have always found il extremely eficacious, especi-
ally in secondary Syphilis and Mercurial diseases,
! have no hesitation in proDoUncing it a medicine Of
inestiInahle value. w. GIBSON. M. d.
Professor Of Surgery to the University OF Pa.
JOHN SHfNN, Chemist.
~ For sale at Smith & Pearsall's, N. T.. corner
Of Third and Market streets, Philadelphia, and by
w Bureoine, corner Of Broad street and East Bay,
Charleston, 5. {.
Philadelphia, November "a, 1923.
Zach publisher Of a newspaper in .he U. States is
requested to publish this advertisement once a month
or one year, and send their accounts for payment.
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"ANTED, the Notes OF the Banks Of the
" States OF South Carolina, North Caro-
lima and Georgia, all Of which will be taken at a
low rate Of discount-also. the most kinds of m
current paper bought at the Lottery and Exchange
Office Of SIM. ALLEN&CO
No. 7.59 Mum 81. Richmond.
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CERTYFJCaTEs

have, within the last two years, had an oppor
tunry OF seeing several cases of very inveterate I'll
GERS, which, having previously the regular modes of
treatment, were healed by the use of MIR. Swaim's
Panacea; and ! do believe. from what l have seen.
that it will prove an impo,tant remedy in Scrofu-
lous, Nenereal, and Mercurial diseases.
N. CHAPMAN, NJ. d.
Professor of the Institutes and Practice of Pbysic in
the University OF Pennsylvania.
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IN Charlotte County Court, Cd November. 1894.
James Barnes Allen Barnes. Ann Eliza Barnes and
Susannah j. Barnes, children of George Barnes.
Gee q, Nniants under the age of onc-a nd twenty
years) who sue by their next friend, Francis
Barhes,jf.; Robert Poore and n ancy his wife. for
merry Barnes, Neviiis G.. Spain and Martha b.
his wife, daughter of John Hall, who married
AGAINST @S In oAancery.
ifancis Barnes, administrator de bonis non of James
Barnes, decd, aud also administrator of Jea.etie
Baines. decd, James Barnes, judith. Digs. for
merry Barnes. William Barnes, Richard Hall.
lhoiaas Hall, Francis Hall, John Hall, Sampson
Han and Eliza Hall. children of John Hall. and
who married Sally Barnes. Wilkerson Barnes.
job IL. Thomas and Elizabeth his vile, formerly
Dafmcs, Defs.
' VIE defendants, James Barnes, judith Diges.
= s:m. Barnes, Rithard,T Thomas, Francis, JoE.r,
sampson and Eliza Hall, Wiikerson Barnes, and
job ii Thomas and Elizabeth his wife, not having
entered Their appearance, according to the act of
Assembly and the rules ofthis Court, and il appear
ing TO the satisfaction of the Court that they are not
inhabitants of this State, on the motion of the pIain-
ths, by counsel, rs Ordered: That the said d.
do appear here on the first MONDAYS in F,l-
ruary next, and enter their appearance and ansy r
the plaintiffs bill. and give security for PERFORM D
the decree of the Court. aad that a copy of this orr.
der he inserted i'll the Constitutional Wing for two
months successfully, and posted ut the front door of
the Court-house Of the said county.
A CoPY-Teste,
WlNSLoW ROBINSON, c.
Nov. 10 ~
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PROPOSALS.

AMOS Lay, Geographer and Map Publish
- er, Author and Publisher Of the late MAP
OF the Northern part ofthe State of New-York, Up-
per and Lower Canada, for revising, correcting and
re-publishmg, from the latest Authorities and from
actual Su, we va. a uew Editio, of III,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-31

The ninth part of The work entitled the Irish Me
ludies. has made its appearances. The following w,
select because it is short:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-31
LEo'D HENLEY, c. c.


.hemo,1tP and remonst7aace Of IRE citizens OF
VthGaRsbu1g, IN opposition 10 Tie J6rrgo,ag
AZ a fuliqnecting Of the citizens OF Williams.
purg, assembled at the courthouse, on Saturday
yening b eTourth of December, one thousand
gut hundred and twenty four, by previous no.
e, to take INTO consideration tie resolution OF
Visitors and Governors of w llliam and Ma.
oiege, accommodating the removal thereof
pas Coleman, Esq. mayor of the city. was
q to the chair, and Leonard Henley ap-
ed SECRETARY.
motion, Resoirea, That Robert NcCand
D 4nuci S. Griffin, Richard Coke. jr. and
Jam Waller, be appointed . committee to
"A memorial and remonstrance 10 the Lee
IIslature of the state, expressive Of the sense
OF the citizens Of Williams burg, IN n The ar
yectof removing the College oC William AMI
MARY, aud thai lhcy make report to a meeting
OF the citizens to be held at ibis place on a fu
ture day.
According to adjournment the citizens of vii.
Iiamsburg, IN fail meeting assembled at f,e
couftbause, or Thursday evening. tho mini, OF
hecenlper, one thousand light hundred and
twenty tour, at which, the lgayo Of the CITY
asying resumed tie chair, Robert IL Candlish,
cbairin of tie committee appointed on Satur-
las 'ast made The following report:
Tue committee appointed by a meeting g of the
slti1ens 0fWiHjaiusbusg to which was referred
lho subject of thc removed of William and
Mary College, eiar power 10 report. lave, ac-
cording to order. bad Giat subject under consi
deraton, and beg leave 10 submit the foiio8 mo
memorial and resolution, as their reports.
1e ne Hohorabie lie Scaafc and NE Houqc or.
Decgafes ~ Iirgi9jq.
Inc memorial and rctnoHstrancc Of the cit,
OF IhI1Tntburg, respectfully tepfcscnt,
That h'ofna late measure adopted by the wish
tors and Governors Of Wiltrtm a94 Mar, fgt-
lego, and which has beer submitted during the
session, 10 YOUR Consideration, your nc
m9rIaitsts have reason 10 apprchend tic most Sc. 7
rious injury to WIliansburg, as well as TO n,e
section Of Virginia. To be silent al
a tine, would betGay in them q de@sertf5r
The dnty which they owe 10 themselves. and
'g0uld subject them 10 the Just ccnsure OF thcirl
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But smiles on the dew-drop to waste it away!
No-aeGH: ling with light as those young features are,
fhere's a tightround t~hy-heart which is lovelier far;
u IS mol lat cheek-'tis the soul, dawning cleat
fh.o It's Innocent blush, makes thy beauty so dear;
as ,ne 81, we look up TO, tho glorious and fair,
is look'd mp to the more, because Heaven is there,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-31
THEY KNOW NOT My HEART.
A1p-aCooioa Das..

They know not my heart, who believe there can be,
One stain of this earth in its feeling for thee;
Whe think, while | see thee, in beauty's young hour,
AS pure as the morning first dew on the Aow'r.
$ could ha IN what love-as the suns wanton ray,
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WILLIAM s MARY COLLEGE.

Petition of he Tisitors end Professors Of UiN;rn.
and Mary College.
Al a meeting of the society, held Goth Noyem-
Der, 1921:
i2resent-Dr. J.. Aug. Smith, President.
Judge Seinpie, Professor of Law and Police.
DIR. P.k. Rogers, Professor of Natural Philoso-
ply and Chemistry.
Ferdinand s. Campbell, Professor Mathematics.
The President laid beforr the society the follow
Ing resolutions of the convocation of the Visitors.-
Lsee resolutions annexed 10 The memorial.
Whereupop,i II was csolved. that the following
memorial be signed by the President and Professors:
that the seal of the college he thereto affixed; and
thar the same be enclosei to James Nj. Garnett.
esq. a Visitor of tiiis college. and a member of the
House of Delegates; with a request that he will
present,ihe same to the Legislature of Virginia.
a true eXtfact-Teste,
FERDINAND s. CAMPBELL, Sec'y.
10 the GeaerGl assembly Of J isginiq, the Memorial
81 lie President and Masters or Professors Of Me
College Of titan and Mary Ia EOgiaia, res
pee5fHLy sheieeH:
Fiat, in the fourth year OF the reign of William
and Mary, a charter of incorporation was granted,
creating a college for the purposes OF education, and
auihorising the colonial legislature to locate the
sand college III some eligible place. Accordingly. an
act was passed III the year 1868, fixing the COLLEGE
at the then middle plantations, now WILLIAMSBURG.
but, the Visitors and Governors of the said college,
as appears from an authenticated copy of their pro-
Y eeedings, which is hereunto annexed, conceiving
nat characterization might nor be selected, which
1 would enable your mcmorialists to execute more
periectly the objects of their incorporation, the Pre-
Afent and Masters or Professors of the said col
ege OF William and Mary in Virginia, do, thers-
Ifofe, hereby pray, that your honorable body will
pass a hiw, TO auliorise the Visitors 10 change the
site of the college of William and Mary, with a
Wy TO a more extended diffusion of the benefits of
hSinstitution."
And your memorialists, as in duty bouod, will
ever pray, &c.
.J.AUc. SMITH, President.
FERDINAND ). CAMPBELL,
Professor of Mathematics.
JAMES SEAIPLE, Professor Law and
P. K. ROGERS, Professor Natural
Philosophy, &c.
Alta convocation o. the Visitors and Governors Of
the c~ollegeof William and Mary in Virginia, held.
within the said college, on Friday the Goth day of
November, in the year 1924:
On motion, Resoked, That 1T is expedientto APP
ply to the Legislature of Virginia to ~at.thorise the
Visitors to change the site of the college of MILAN
and Mary, with a view to a more extended diGu-
sion OF the benefits of the Institutions
On motion. Resoiced, That the Faculty of the
college pc instructed TO prepare and present to the
ensuing General Assembly a memorial, for the pur-
pose OF procuring the passage of a law in conformity
with tie foregoing resolution.
A copy-Teste.
Iron urv,rv
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Att Court held for Franklin County, at the Court
House. the Cd day of November, 1924.
Jacob Harkrider, Pl'tf.0
against
Samuel Gilbert and Mat: In Chancery.
thew Talbot. Defts. ~
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Courf.
una the Defendants are not inhabitants of this
2ts'r'o on the motion OF the Plaintiff by counsel, an
order of publication is awarded him apainst the
defendants, to appear here on the 6rst Monday in
March next, and answer the Plaintiffs Bill, to De
published eight weeks successfully in the Constitu-
tonal WING, a newspaper edited in the City of
Richmond.
"A copy-Teste,
ROBERT ". DICKINSON. D. & &c.
Dec. g..