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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
BY special Act Of assembly,

Second Grand Consolidated State LOTTERY of Nd,
On The Improved Mode Of Drawing secured BY Letters
Paten under the seal Of the United States, and uner the
superintendent Of the Commissioners Of Lotteries an
pointed bv the Governor and Council The entire Lotto.
~ 10 he compile ed IN ONE DRAWING only, 20 take pace
On WEDNESD Ny THE 18th DAY OF FEBRU AIRY (next
noo,b1 1896
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31

The Legislature OF Maryland have elected Col,
f F. CHAMBERS to supply the vacancy in the
Senate Of the United States occasioned By the re-
sgna,ion Of Mr.. Lloyd
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
TUESDAY, January 81, 1926.

indignant the first dswning ALLEVIATE
nc port the Union from another.n WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
NOTICE.

C, p. BENNETT, Sec'y.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-10-14

r. En-
laad. and about six years since was welded TO
a manufacturer Of that city, lie was a man re
m''1kablc Tor his ingenuity, and sustained an ir
l'Proaclablc reputation. He wa, industrious,
prudent and perSc'cring, and we had a most
happy prospect before Us. loved him for INN
81 alone" and TO render him happy, wa, my
only aim and study Time passed on, cur pros
poets bl :htcned--a little family of children &C.
mentcG o,tr hli~,-aud was among thc hanni,.,t
Of the happy
Day. months, ana years, rolled away, and
notlAn@ interviewed to luir our happiness. or to
disturb orr Bis. But an liltIc knew the poi
son that remained At the bottom Of The chal;re
About nine months since m, hu>Lantirctum
cd home at an unusually late hour a settled
Gloom pervaded his conntcnancc which told
plainly, that all was not wen Within Ia
Grry begged himto tell me- the cause OF his I'M
happlncsS-in VAIN did snppcatc hin TO d.
N"lsc the secret arrows If his hcart-!, ONLY
reply was, it VIII sooM be well again The
night passed away in secret inquietuIe-I clo
s"d not NY eyes and nothing but melancholy
~sF~ escaped hi,Lps.
The next morning he resumed his daily ayo-
cations. but at night he returned not. and from
that moment have never seen him. At a late
hour in the night, unknown hand handed me
a letter opened tt read-hut oh, God
what were my feelings. when | pcruscd It's
dreadful contents'-l tc lcles, on the floor.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-10-14

ing voyage across the Atlantic
Reconcillng myself to the vretchcdness of my
situation, patiently awaited the approachina
autumn, when determined to pursue nv faitIs
les husband, who by the WiIcs Of an artlul syren
had been torn from my bosom, and from our
Young and helpless offspring.
Regulating my domestic affairs ana collect
la@ what little the wreck OF misfortune had left
me, accompanied by my Children proceeded
70 London, and took passage for Newly ork in
the ship Brighton, and in two and twenty DAYS
found myself in Amclica, among strangers
without money, without friends; and with these
little children dependent on me for sustcnancc
Fortunately however, obtained employment
~ the house OF a wealthy gentleman of New.
ork, where should have remained. had not
accidentally heard that my husband resided ~
Rhode Island, following his vocation that Of
manufacturer The intelligence gave me new
llte, resolved instantly to p,lr>pc him. and the
next Gay took passage for the adjacent toxin.
where arrived yesterday, and am row on my
way to the northern part of the state ,hoping and
trusting in heaven that | shall succeed in once
more recovering TO my arms my souls lord and
master | am now wcaricd and lllngtrrd
continued She, and but for the Kindness Of the
inmates of yondcr farm house, last nj ght | and
my sweet little babes must have fallen victim,
TO the peltinss Of the storm God bless III
God bless them, for their Kindness to poor Mar
garct; may heaven reward thcul, frrI cannot
As She spoke, tears bedewc,l hei e'lccks.wlirh.
although they wore the gloomy aspect OF wretch
ctncss and sorrow and the imj'res@ OF the with
erlns hand OF wo, still retain the iineamcnt,
Of departed beauty and love, and the impress Of
@entlencss and virtue The child al her bosom
SAILED and prat;i"' it rla>ped il, ht;l, arms
around is hap'ess mother, and Tie ht.!!e gir and
boy, the partners OF her misery, insen>;hlc of the
aiiiIc'!'n OF their parent, end The Indebtedness
dat awaited them. s,am5oNod Oh ;hc taitod mead
and gathered iiiloWc1s 10 decorate their hum
Bic habiiimcnts,
Her grief was excessive her Lap!ess condi
ri2n awakened al the better feelings Of our ma
turc- and We advised Ler 70 abandon az hope
less pilgrimage "tjcra protli.ac husband
He has left YOU, said we; lie proi.ahl, loves
you 70 loiiGcr-Wi,g So k for him. who if found
viii undoubtedly treat YOU with contum.iv and
cruelty GIVE up the pursuit unfortuuatc .Gy
think no more Of ore So worthless. and SEEK IN
society some lauda!',e employment, tint VIII
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-10-14
a FORSAxEN MATRON.

" But bitter, bitter arc the tears
Of her who Sighted love hewa.l5,
No hope her drcar, prospect cheers
No pleasing melancholy halls
Hers are the plngs Of wounded pride.
OF blasted hope. Of withercd 'or;
The hattcring yeil is rent aside.
The tianr Of love burns to destroy.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-10-14

OF blasted hope, of wi,herc,l or;
The hattcrng yeil is rent ASIDE
The tliunr Of love burns to DESTROY
No cold arpr3Ach, no altered mcin.
That Just couIl make suspicion Start
No pause the Hire extreme, between.
IL, gained my love and hruk, ny heart
From hope, the wretchcd', anchor torn,
Neglected. and n~glccting all
Frie1 Hess, ta!sakcn and tolorn,
Tie tears She'd must ever tll.'
Mis-, Cu>Nu@Hs.
Taking an eal.y troll in the ,icinit, of New
port last SunGay morning, and gazing on the
:,cauy Of the surrounding landscape admiring
the works of nature, and acknowledging the
.5o"ne,s and all WIS., Providence OF the AImi%ll
~ we wand cred, we knew not, we cared not
whittier The sun was i'l~t breaking the mist,
Of the eastern horizon. and lccctii- hi, cloud
dimncd rays upon the bosom Of the vast deep.
which dashed IFS surg"s against The rocky strand
and rrccdcl! TO NAL more ior!nidahi" attack.
when female Wandrrer. neatly attirc.l. with
two little cheruhs by her SIDE and an infant al
her breast, inquired Of Us the way 70 Bristol
Dlrcctlng her as we'll as We knew how. ucwcrc
about to bid her a'icu. when with 4 tear starting
a her eye whilst With modest hlneh which
c>inccd the acutcnc,s Of her sense Of shanr, She
trcmblingly solicited a little money for charity
What LITTLE *c possessed, was gladly given her:
prompted i'y curiosity and feelings Of l>indno, $
winch h'r appearance anl apparent distress eli
cited, vc begged to be informed of the causes
winch fad led her 70 hrrrrescnt abject and lis
'f~~e"r ''ndi;ion- >ho ~cpt loud ard bitterly,
- y" ep' f">pou.i ta "a. cnsth sn5dgins The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14
YELLOW SpRLNGS.

NE subscriber having been long rendered ncapa BILE Of
4 tending 10 business from indi.posion, Offers to that
celebrated establishment tina Yellow Springs, situated the
county of Montgomery and State Virginia, six miles North
OF tie courthouse aud main road leading the Western
try The great medical qualities Of the WATER situation and
all combine render this desirable
ton 10 obtain health the He will
ta the water has upero AMI that the roads leading
infinitely better than other watering place
section OF the country Should Incline he
do so for several years. accommodating he
could expect. person vino calculated employment
and will enter upon Undetermined TO do WE'LL confidently be-
leye that ht canno fail An early application will be advisable
there repairs to be made before the
Some furniture will be supplied, aud first Baker
lives near e SPrnss who eau be employed easy
CHARLES TAYLOR.
Jan. 81. s5-w2O,+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14
Snih's Cotton, Planter and Ctsltiua.or.

fTNnoSE Interested in the culture Of Cotton forned
4 that machine is invented planting and culvag th
CROP which promises To be OF II has bee
lately exhibited both Petersburg and Kichnond and the
appreciation of ali who had opportunity seeing it, Those
who asooate large crops OF tobacco with eoon will
aud valuable acquisition 1t computed that hand
with this machine will plant cultivate per day
They simple ia their construction tia,
ehauic make them, irner keep them repair The
following certificate which respectable
might have been sdde will doubt he perfectly factory
Having witnessed the operation of Mr. Smith. Patent Got
ton Planter aud Cul;vsoT, have hesitation saying
hat 1t fully the purpose for which designed. IL
the iurnw dtops the seed regular Distance
quireL, eeliy aud rolls operation and all
much better than could he done by hand. After the
up, two small poush then attached, which the
gra' snd weeds FROM both sides OF the pan 1t ope-
rates fast horse usually walk. It's
that the Land should bc Ggst listed, and free from stunps
other obhucons. Sisnedh y
Richard Field, William NJ. Atkinson,
Robert Boiling. Francis q. Yanccy,
Wright Robinson, l.. Stokes.
Alex. Cunningham,
ny Orders Tor thrm will he received by Levi. Webb and
CO. liemond, aud JamesB Kendall Petersburg, where
the machine may at any time be
Feb. Z. 6S--wIstM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14
DISAPPOINTMENT.


is,h day of February next Il fair il no, iAr ihens
the next fair day thereafter the froa door Of Mr. r.
Verdiers Tavern Orange courthouse the Tract Of Land
wherein the said Tavern erected together with the said
and other aPpurtenant buildings including the parcel
raet Of land purchased by tie said vetdsr VI Richard M
Chapman, and including the lots from above Nichols
house along the road TO the gate the top the hill
other lots o land fee simple by said Verde
prior TO the Goth day November i2 On this uro,
the hill, much elevated above village
iereeied brick twosory dwelling house. which, preferred
will be sold SEPARATE with the land thereto Also AZ
the time aud place will be sold the Tract Of Laud y
near to the said courthouse purchased by the said Vtrder
Thomas D. Fox aud wife Also, the land purchased by said
Verder Of Richard Hl except those parts to
Duke and Christian f. knrsr Also, the
OF land purchased by the said verder Of Joseph Carter
Roger Bell except the part sold and convey 10 Abraham
Bush Alwhieh lands lie inthe said county Orange The
said tavern with the appuenan buildings su,ahle pos
OF the iaud will be sold Tor oerd part cash and IT.
iue of the puchas. money equa annual in,tan es
The dwelling house the hill with apputenanees for
in cash, and the residue Of the purchase money IN
four equal annual instruments. The residue will be
sold for cash. should credit be required,
will be offered, aud the lands ia any manner IT,
suit pu has.rs To wishing the en-
poynent vi keeping few country can
he Inviting. The coniniodious bu,Idr
the stable aud its most client
and healthy neigbouhood The subscribers sell
aad only convey SUCH but is belle, title will be
'''as '1a'S''''''''' Va G aShanfs trustees,
Jan. II. 1925. 73-3swtd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14
CIIRIES TOR SALE-

rENlE suse ibef duly authorised selhs valuable estate,
which lie resides, belonging his father Wade Mostly.
This estate has been recently advertised aud well known
that particular description Of IL deemed unnecessary No
estate the river POSSESSES advantages. The buildings
very convenient and in good repair and every Of land
on the farm IS in good order fo cultivation The small
pcrmcu made with the cotton crop have sufficiently
that admirably adapted growth Of that article Being
determined 20 SELF bargain may he had by those disposed a.
purchase The stock of every descriptions farming utensils,
Nc he had at valuations and viii seed Tor the pure
crop Of wheat At fair price For further particulars refer
The Subscriber. WADE MOSBy, Jr.
Cures. july 2. Is---,vf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14
LaED EOR sale

"a ILL DC sold ON tue the 18th day Of February
w hsA If fin, not the fan
oi the county court vi Ne~Aent credit Of aud
Two years. The plantation Wherein Eiddse Roper resided
The iinle vi his deai, containing about 500
cSnnly oil Sewken the naa load leading Wlismb :,
about two miles below Providence Foise aud The
aud place, aao,es tract vi Land containing about O acre.
This tract on me kshomony within mile the
hrst mentioned tract The purchasers will be rclu
Into bounds With approved security together Deed Of
rlu' ~ the land tosecure the purchase Money. The
snsd appointed 10y the CONT the said
decree into eject, will shsw the said parcels Land any
peTson wishing ~ view tie same before the day OF sae-
JONES Il. CHRISTIAN, =
JOHN II. CiIRISrIAN 81
ROBERT CHRISTIAN, S;3
Ncskrni. I'm. G. lecf.l "a -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14
Tan DoIinrs Re,rnrd

OST stolen f ON the Lynchbufg Stage, between
this aud Ian horn's Tavern the morning of the 10th
January psT Of Saddle Bags containing wearing APP
parel aud Red Leather Pocket Book with my written
On i, in which the following bonds, viz
Thomas T. Everts aud Thoml E4Iyto James Septoe due
March 1926 for 1856 dollars subject credit Of 462 so
VIM. G. Lefiwieh AMI John r. w Read to James Sepoe for
1888 49, subject TO edit Of 205 s. due January s25 The
above bonds assigned 10y James Slepoe Also, James
Steptoe and H. s. Langhboins Bond for 5000 dollars
payable LIST January 1926. James Sepoe's bond for ~
As tie above bonds be OF any person. will pay
the above reward or the Saddle Bags aud b. H.
Dyer is marked on the Saddle Bags.
WIN II. DYER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14

hlI virtue OF adeed Of trust executed by Edmund
~ Wills, Tor the purpose Of ndemnyfying WIN. T. Wiil1
for any money he may be compelled pay for him his
rIty and of record the county of Holloway shall offer for
sale Wednesday the 5h DAY II February the dwell
LOG house ofthe said Edmund Wills valuable stock Of cs,tlo
and hogs, valuable carriage very little inpsred by use aud
pair very valuable horses good riding hors about 50 bsf
Tels OF plantation tools of every description yalus
bic household and kitchen rDure aud FIVE likely ard
valuable erOe, among whom excellent cook. Terms
cash. Virgins money. D. L. TODD, Trustee.
Jan 10Th, 1926.
10 the above sale and shall The tine offer
the plantation wbereon 1--we containing 1900 Of good
farming land weyy Necessary house for the sceommos
ion Of large family, and which generally well knowp
that perhaps farther description j. useless. Also OF
land IN Diddie, adjoining the above containing 900
great part II which q excellent quality Also MY gr
n, which IS known to he equal not superior to any mill 10
the country The teruis fo the lands and mill will be pest for
cash. the balance upon and two yess credit the purchaser
giving satisfactory for the credit payments.
Jan 7p-2awtd.t EDMUND WILLS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14
.Ydministrator's Sac.

131LL positively be sold Tuesday the 2Isi instant If
w fair, u the next fair day, the residence OF the late
benjamin IL. johnson. dec. in the Of Caricyle,
the g.st and most general assortment Of GOODS vhred
IN this section of country consisting OF Dry Goods, Groceries
Hardware Cutlery, Medicines, Poltes Queens Glass and
China Ware the household and kitchen furniture. Also one
valuable riding horse, gig and harness and
will be hired the negroes belonging said Also, will
be rented AT the tire aud place, large aud
toe-rOom and cellar. Terms for all
lars and under, cash and for all dollars credit
i the 1t January 1927 will be syen the purchaser giving
boni with approved security.
GEORGE w. DANIEL, Admir- Of Ben u. johnson, dec.
Feb. 9, 1926. C6--wsl-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14

THE DEAD TRUNIpEPER.

Wake. soldier wake thy warehouse waits,
TO bear thee 10 the harle back;
Thou siumlerest al 4 ;oeuian's gates ;
Thy dog would break thv bivnuac;
Thv plume ia trailing IN the dust,
And thy red ialchion Gather ins rus.
Steer, soldier sleep thy warfare Oer,--
Not thine bugle's loudest strain
Shrl ever break thy s.umhers more,
Wdh summons to- tie haitlc-phiu;
s uunpct-rutc more loud 1nd decp.
Must ruHise thee from that ieAdrl sleep.
Thou necdf nor helm ctrass, now,
beyond the GrcsigI he ~, hr>t;
Thou wilt not quail thy naked brow,
Nor ,hi ufs before a ~ Tild host
For hca, and heel sii,e sound,
\ thousand arrows cannOt wound!
Thy mother is mot in thy dreams,
W,th that viii, widow et' osk ,he
The dly--ho,v long to her itscemS.
She kiss e. thee At the cottage door,
And sicSened at the sounds OF 10y
That bore dsay her only boy.
Sleep, soldier ,--,ct ,liv mother wait,
To hear thy hdele ou The blast;
Thy dog, perhapS may find the sls,
And bid her home to thee 1i last;
lie cannot tell 4 saddcr tale
Than dill thy olliiou, The gale liai
When tst-anj far aSayshe heard liz ling erin; echoe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14
Jan. 81.
FEa1ALE EDUC.aTYO.N:

yyiE School at the residence of the subscriber conducted
by Mrs Rudd last year, will he continued again pre-.
year under her dir ectiun. The instruction
prsc full course for accomplished aud useful iedu
The terms the heretofore, for all except
drawing aud music S1O per session Of ten months 20 doa.
pad III advance, the balance in equal psym en the first
the end of five months and the balance the end the
Music will be 90 dollars per quarter SO lessons aud
drawing aud painting 10 dOllars per session.
LII MoSBY
Powha'an. Jan. 81. S5--wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14

tAS committed tothe Jail Of Fsuquer county, Va IN,
w 9TH day of August S25 who calls himself
BOB, aud lie belongs David Walker, of Prince Edward
aud hired by him TO Mr. Lesrand of Charlotte county,
from whom he Bob about feet inches high
has under his lett and Also his e just
bOve the wrist. IL. loeby stout built, and Appeals to be
about 20 OF lie had when Committed
down wsistcol panaoon. OF mixed blue aud yellow cham
bray and white shirt His requested
aud release him. he will be disposed of
directs. JAMES ENGLISH, jaiior.
Wafreaton. Feb. 9. g8-wfay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14
LINES R,per Land for Sale.

james kstCt iuH" yof cUte'
VERY valuable Tract Of Land ia Charles City county,
containing nearly 500 acres lying James river, about
miles Richmond, Offered for sale by the subscriber
This land adn, the farm Of MIR. Lttleberry Royal and
extremely wei. adapted for the cultivation OF wheat and cot
The consist Of small dwelling aud seve-
raj out-hous-S
The will be liberal and may be known application
to john Parkhill Esq. Richmond, or by addressing
nieCLINroCK YOUNG, of Baltimore
Ian xct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14
Jan. 10.

"a AS committed the > day Of October last TO the OF
w Charlotte county runway, who calls
himself Davy Smith, says that he blacksmith by
and be longs Ms Jones OF Absma and that he bought
him oil Wm. Shanks OF the OF Petersburg, Va He
yellow slender made about fifty old has
the gh. side OF his neck and about tive feet eleven uch
height The requested TO comply with the law and
take him away, hs will he dealt with the law directs.
6b-,sl2w WN. SMITH, TAILOR, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14
I'm Orerseer Hunted

IEi1E subscriber New Canton James River wiLe,
TO employ Overseer for the present year lie WISHES TO
engage either single with family Who i,
well acquainted with Farag and st no
oaceo, aud also unde ands of Negroes IT,
such liberal will be given, aud other need
apply Unqust0nahe reietuee. will be required cha
rreter a.d QUALIFICATIONS. WM. WoODSON
jan -. 8l--o,ws,k
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14
The Steam Boat Mount Ycynon

~ ANYWAY a. am informed from the possession of Mr.
~ Hezekah Jordan Of Lynchburg Va some time about t
h'', o. January last my JdCOB formerly the pro-
since conveyed Icy her 10 by deed VI record in lie ~
o' Sleks Ohce The said Jacob well made perto
cH Or qnhc sS iee high, Of dark nuatto compile son
whc' : increased on his being agiaed confused. lie
Pobaby lurking some where in the neighbour hood OF Dr.
OiuPs mile above Powsan courthouse he saws he Ia.
"'i' at Ms David Ioward Of that vicinity liberal re-
wrd VIII be given for his apprehension aud depO in the i'll
me llt mentioned county, aud line Addressed oipe com
9'uos tue last ABkEH T. GALLOWAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14
N YoI,,obIe nm for SoIe.

ENHE subsbribcr oots for sale hrs mill situated ediaeIy
l. the road leading from the Raleigh and Old Church 20
Richmond. IL Is well hted out having pair Of and
Of burr stones aud three boiling cloths; all inferior
~ Virginia. lie deems II unnecessary say more, tlc5
wishing 60 purchase will view tic pfemess the payments
quired will be half cash. the O.ber IN ~ months.
Iianr Ger, Jan. "a gi--w4t CHARLES TALLEY.
,vnud also cell with the mill 30 aores oil land.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14

LAND For NaLE

OR SALE Of land Abemarle county,
residence, consisting Of 800 about 1000
are OF the bes; moran gualy, and 100 lying below the
mountain, Sii extending ircu generally good ouay
aud remarkably we'll tnbeed aud watered lies o.,
The south side ct the Riyhnna branch of jaime. River nay
gable for Datsaux Milton, which within three and hale
miles IL five miles Charlottesville, aud from the
University OH sdvsntag situation lor health socie
remark need be The us,,
siimproeInenis TIA conmoious dwelling house, buildings
for servants aid other donec purposes good stables
houses for managers aud abores well posted for purp
good repair Inc b. divided, advantageous
~, into several parts, viii he sodposed pay
nent ofthe purchase may be made by ns,s.n with
very liberal credit, be agreed the sale. The
furniture and the stock Of every kind may be sold an
have also for sale another tract of rather than
miles below iltUn within the northern
de which lies WE'LL OF good quality, we'll tmbered aud
watersd and has valuable vein Of lime passing
Tnis Tracts divided two iams each having dwelling
Tor small family, with eee.say
buildings Credit will be given for this in like nanler
Tor the oter Persons iuclncd purchase will address
selves diectlyto JAMES MONROE
OakHili Loudoun county, Va Anrl II. Il5-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-14

LTTER.9RY NOTICE.

DETER COTTON, Law Bookseller OF this city intends
shortly 10 put to press Collection Of Cases decided by
the General Court Of Virginia commencing IN 1915, and end
ing June, 1926 by William rockcnbrOugh OF the Judg
IS Of that Court, hcing volume I'd Of Virginia Cases"
Au,ched TO Ibis volume there will be complete Index 20 the
fret volume IS well as 20 the second.
Jan -. 8O--,eG0