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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-30
Classical School.

VIE School at Long Creek, Louisa, will be
confirmed, next year under the Immediate
superintendent of the subs rber; who will take
care, that all his pupils shall be thoroughly IN
stIucted IN whatever they may undertake to
learn. As the method of instruction pursued nj
this School, is very different from the superb
clal course of education, which has become
tashonable-the subscriber deems il necessary
10 inform the public, that every member of his
School is actually required to understand and
parse every sentence he may read. This nc
'thod rarely fails to make good scholars; bat it
requires more labor and study, than the fashion,
able plan of modern Sciolists, and is therefore
very irkseme TO the ignorant and indolent. In
this School, will be taught the Greek and Latin
Languages, English Grammar, English Compo-
stlon, Geography with the use Of Maps and
Globes, Mathematics, and Arithmetic. The
Scfooi will commence the 25th of January.
1882, anG terminate OH the 10Th Of December
following. There will be vacation Of i weeks
commencing on the I0lh day of June. The
charge tor board, tuition, washing, lodging and
fuel VIII be Slio. payable, enc half ON the
LIST day OF June, 1882, and the other half on the
LIST day of December following. Long Creek
is situated in part Of /. pus1 County. provcr5-
ial for health and s,erlIty. 1t is IS miles from
Richmond, 81 from Fre6erckshurg, aud %
from Cartersv.lle. The stag from Frederichs-
burg TO Cartersville, passes Immediately by the
Schoohouse, and that from Richmond Ia Orange
Court House, within short distance Of it.
Letters to the subscriber should be directed
to Long Creek P. o. Louisa."
nov 24-laf fc WILLIAM NELSON.
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Selling of at Reduced Prices.
TgTEIE subscribers being determined 10 close
& their business in Richmond, offer their en-.
tire s'ock-comprising a complete and well Sc
lectcd assortment Of Staple and FANCY Day
Goops, at wholesale or retail, and assure then
friends and the public generally that they may
expect BAHGAINs. by calling at their STORE, d..
reclly opposite Mr. James McKildoe's Drug
Store, Main slrect.-Membcrs Of the Legisla
ture may supply themselves and their families
with goods very low.
dec 5-tf ANDERSON 81 NICHOLS.
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EDUCATION

EEHE subscribers have united with a view Of
X conducting SCHOOL, in Which will be
taught the Greek, Latin, French, end Englisl,
Languages, Geography, A7itimo.i2, and Ma
thema'lcs. Their residence is III lhe county ei
A!bcrmarle, iii healthy situation about seven
miles from charlottesville. Board mag be had
IN he following families st the price OF Eighty
Dollars fer the scholastic year, v.z:-Jatnes
Minors Achilles Brcadhcad's, Richard Dukes.
James d. Aliens, DR. John Minors Daniel r.
Carr's, aid in that of DR.. Carr's. The price Of
Tuition i'll all, or in any OF the branches fsarht
in the School, viii he Thirty Dollars .or the
Scholastic year, half Of which as well rs &C The
Beard, VIII be payable in advance, tl;e Fupil
providing also his bed furniture.
The Subscribers nave had some experience
IN teaching, and with the aid of MIR. T. Bl. p
Powers, recently a Studaa: - lie University .;
Virginia, and distinguished in ali MS Ciasse,
while y Member oflhat Institution, and to won
Will beaparticularly committed The department
IF Mathematics aud The GrceX LoEouage, hone
to mcr, a lqr' ION o! !;se pubic patronage no
scholar viii Ue received for less term than a
year.
The School wiz commence on the second
Monday IN January, ard with vacation o.! lie
month If July, will terminate on the Goth o.
December. FRANK. CARR.
nov 26-1aw6W JON. b. CARR
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DISSOLUTION

FHNHE Co-Partnership in the Coach Making Bu-
Il ness, heretofore existing between the subscri-
bers, under the Firm of Carter, Mitchell s. Co.,
was dissolved by mutual consent, on the Goth day
of July last and all accounts in relation to the
firm, are to be settled by Amos X. Carter
AMOS II. CARTER.
JAMES mitchell.
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RI zero CLGTUiNG, lc--Wc have re
u ccivcd, heavy grey twiIled kersevs,
plans, blue end steel mixed sat,nejt>, fush-
ings. linseys, rose, point, and duflle blankets;
iianneis, osnahuree, heavy cloths, petcrshoms,.
lion skins, dc. &c. with large sud general
assortment of other seasonable good, which we
Will sell cheap.
10 81 HALL. NEU.CON &, CO
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THE EAGLE HOTEL.

MSHE undersigned has taken this FIo 81.
RI The convenience of lis LEGALITY, with It's
extensive accommodations, are net surpassed by
any tavern In the United States. Professions Of
attempts to please are cogmou, that ii is use
less 10 make them. The Proprietor has taken
'hiS establishment at so short NOTICE, (only two
Gays previous 10 the meeting of the Legislatures J
'hat be may not have an opportunity OF mani
IeStng as early as i'e would wish, his desire 40
please 4 generous public ."lll excuse, in the
beginning, the attempt OF une not Icuch accus-
toned to the detai! Of such concern. The
proprietor gives solemn assurance that no pains
or expense shall be spared TO elicit opprobu-
i!on and bring custom. The liquors shall be he
best the Country affords, and table to conform
hoarders are requested, anu every effort made
Tor their suitable entertainment. The under
signed would be particularly indebted to hts
friends in Richmond for such csutom. 4 scpa-
rate table will be prepared for members ct the
Legislature. ALEXANDER l. BOT'rS.
Richmond CITY, Dec. ., 1881 It's
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HARDWOOD SCHOOL.

YEVliE exercises of this School, for the ensu
ID ING year, will commence the 9Th day of ia
mary, and terminate the 18Th of December fol-
loving The course % instruction will include
all the various branches of an English Educa-
lion, together with the Lain language Terms
for board, tuition, lodging and Washing, viii be
500 for the scholastic year Of ten mouths, and
no student will be received for Il shorter period
The number OF bcorders viii be limited 10 tiftv
tory o. whom viii be accommodated by the
subscriber, and tan by MIR. J"ff.rson Spindle
the assiatant Tutor, who res des at a ;ca!;hy
situation, about half nile distant. Great at
tenion will be paid to ;he morals o. The students.
and none over IG years u ace VIII be received,
unless satisfactory testimonials can be produced
with regard 10 correct department. Letters ad-
dressed to the subscriber, neer Somervllle. f au
qu county, will receive prompt attention.
nov I2--iaw3m c. TACKETT
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a CARD.-Dr. BENSON, Surgeon Dentist,
IA has removed his office to Mrs. Stanard's
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES he respectfully offers a
continuance of his professional services, the
ladies and gentlemen of Richmond and Man
chester.
His Invaluable Tooth-Ache Drops, may be
had at the Drug Store of Mr.. McKildoe, and
at his Office dec 24-3awts
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Cash in Market for Slaves.
EEY wis 10 purchase one hundred Slaves af
' both seSes, from twelve . TWENTY-FIVE re-
Of age Any person wishing to dispose Of Their
slaves, would do well to give us a call as ".
vii at at all times, psy the highest nsGha;p nee
We can vt all times, be found al our residence.
ncar the Old Market, aGd adjoining Seabfool, s,
MISUNDERSTANDING addressed TO Is
at this place, viii meet prompt attention
r. &. BALLARD s. co.
az ik1lNlA.--At roles held in tie CI-TI5s
' Office of The Great Superior CONT of 1.o,v
and Ch'ncery Of King aBd Quccu Cnuntv.ou to
9TH dsy Of Decembcr, 1881: James Ecwb:
pin, Sgainst Thomas Haynes. William y.
w csimoTe. Ggbril Dix and Isaac Fisher.
ofs.--IN CHAncrHY.
The defendant Gabriel Dix. not havine en-
tered bis appearance ,and given secrutv acce,j-
ing to The act Of assembly and tic rules Of this.
court, end 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence.
that he Is not an inhsbdsst of this country: It
ls ordered, :hat tie soid cgfeu61pt do sprear
here on The FIST Nurdsy 30 M5rca nest. end
e"sWcf The bail o. The r'suf,h; aud Shat co.
~ @. tbs order he forthwith inserted ~ ono
newspaper, published In Tie CTS Of Ri.lnoud..
| ioT two months successfully, orJ ro..cd at The
siront door Of the Court House % t!i, county.
Copy Teste, WILL. TODD, Cls,
iO1
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ELERKS OF COURTS are respectfully
~ informed that they can be supplied with
OFFICE Books of every description, ruled and
bound in the most particular aud durable man
ner, and Of such materials to render full salts
faction. The proper heading caption every
ruled pattern is always furnished, so that no mis-
take take pluce, when the same arrives
u To prove satisfacC ri|y those at dis ance
that heir orders VIII be we'll executed, the fol
lowing statements of a few gentlemen, Clerks Of
Courts. and the Auditor of Virginia, hereto
annexed.
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80. .FdaFgN7S EaAE,S.

~ Just received per srhr. fTor
? net few cases of Charles St.
~ ! Johns Hats, so justly celebrated for
E - elegance ard du,db lttv. Also from
~ Phr'ado pbia, per schr. Counsellor
several cases of mock London Hats, handsome
article, which offr at s. each. Blso gentle
mems and youths cloth CAPS, fashionable pat
terms. On hand, l0rge assortment Of loG
priced Fur bats from 81 30 rpwards. Also a
large assortment OF black. drab and brown Woo
Hate; Leather, fur. and ha,r Caps, together
witho general assortment Of tiotters' Stock and
Trimmings. All or any Of which will be solo
at reduced prices, for cash or approved credit
JOHN THOMPSON.
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(OcrcEa sIEa6sEEaag.

a MOS II. CARTER & GEORGE CARTER
Ia (his brother,) having entered into Co-Part
ncrshp will continue the above business under the
Firm of G. 81 A. r. Carter, at that extensive and
well KIN OWN establishment, formerly owned by Car.
ter, Mitchell q Co. nearly opposite Il. brakes Ea.
Gle tavern, IN Broad st. Newark, n. j.; and hay.
ing employed first rate workmen at all the differ
ent branches, and procured the best of materials
they intend to devote their time and talents to the
construction of all kinds of Coaches and PLEASURE
Carriages which may be ordered from any part OF
the L. States. Having established agencies at n
York, Philadelphia and all the principal cities and
towns OF the Southern States, together with other
local advantages in their possession, they will be
enabled to furnish work of good quality and on
as favorable terms any other establishment oil
the kind, in this country.
oc 3-Gm G. &, a. r. CARTER.
* GORGE w. BANKS 81 :. A. BANKS
- = take this mode of informing their patrons
and the public that their scholastic duties for the
present year, will end on the Goth instant.
On the 3D. January, 1882, they Will resume their
School at the same Room, (the Muson's Hall,) ans
hope, by continuation of interchangeable exertion
to receive u share of public patronagc.-ThC
terms of Tuition, &c. Will be the same as the
present year. The Latin Language will he intro
duced in addition to the other branches.
For their capacity, and the progress of their pu
pills, they confidently refer to their various patrons
to whom they take this opportunity of tenderin.
their thanks for their kindness and lberallty, ant
inviting II continuance of their patronage.
- They could accommodate four more board
ers upon moderate terms, to whom they cou
render important aid in their studies
dec 14-12t
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NJ OTlCE.-Thc und cr,igncd Is desirous Of
~ adjusting the affairs Of his intcstato rs
speedily as possible, and therefore requests all
persons indebted 10 his irlcstate to make pay
mcrt, as lac cannot delay the performance OF hs
duties. He also takes this method of notifying
oil persons having claims against his Jn'cslalc.
on his individual account, or 0s security for any
person or persons whatever, to make known To
him aIl such cIoims without delay. This notice
will he plead in bar of such claims shall not
be made known within a reasonable time.
RICHARD G. SMITH,
Admir- of VIM. Cunningham, decd,
oI7-IawI2, Late Of Hanover county.
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VALUABLE EGEGAEl ESTATE
EgS. &asg2.


Try virtue of Decree of the Circuit su-
lS perior Court of Law and Chancery for tho
county OF llenrico, in the case of Price VS..
George ct al. pronounced on the cath December,
iS3l-the subscribers will sell by public aac-
ton, to the highest bidder at Hanover Court
House, on Tuesday, the 3lst day of January
next, the tract of laId on which the Court
House stands, Except the public lott together
with the taverns and all other houses, upon tho
following terms, to Wits soc TO be paid in cash,
and credit OF ~ months from the day of sale
as TO the residue Of the purchase money, the
purchaser giving bond with security for tk,.
credit payment, and the title to be retained until
the purchase money is paid.
The subscribers are Justified in saying that
1t Is as valuable property flor It's extent as ar.
which has been offered for sale in Virginia, fo!
some time, or will be again offered. The tract
cshiaIns aboa COO acIps OF lnnd, z large por-
ION OF which IS Fat lard, and very coed, ard
!ic5 on both s!tcs of the man sage rOGd Ia thn
NoTth. aud not twenty tn.ts rom the city f
Richmond.
The buildings consist oftwo iare tavern houses,
nearly new, small dwelling house. Kitchen
steeies, and. o. her customary out huuscs and
Two store houses. TINS property has rented
for several years past for : !O90 per annurT until
iDc last yrhr, Y. acn II rJGod under d!. atvan;e-
geous circumstances ior $3.50; and III the naacs
OF judlcious manager IL would lac one Of the,
most valuable tavern stands in Virginia. Tho
tavern houses are insured. Dir Sut:o on, on Tho
premises, will shew tie properly 10 any disposed
10 examine 1t.
JAMES T. SUTTON, r,,;,
THOMAS PRICE Jr., O'ii''''sS1o'!eIS,
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"AUDIToR's OFFICE, ,
Alr TLnN

III DOC. IooI. '
"Mr. Frederick A. Mayo hos furnished many
Of the books used in iris Department for several
years past. some Of which, the Lcdgers, are at
least equal, # not superior, TO any / have ever
seen. JOS JACKSON, G.. Of a "
II concur in the above JAS. F.. HEATH,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
u Should no spccial direction be given, the
names Of Record Books mentioned, for any OF
the Courts this State, will be sufficient, tn"
slzc Of paper, patterns of ruling. frtp and style
OF binding, are practically so well known by the
subscriber, that each Book ordered, is warrant
ed TO answer the purpose, IN every respect
FREDERICK A. MAYO,
Book Binder, & Blank Book Manufacturer
Richmond, Va, ore door boow the Eagle Hotel
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ERANk OF EIRGINIA.-The Annual Meet
Z . ing of the Stockholders Of the Bank of Vr-
gna, will be held at the Bank, on the first Monday
IN January next. full meeting in person, or by
proxy is desired, the subject of establishing an
Office of Discount and Opposite in Kanawha coun-
ty, as authorized by act of the General Assembly
is to be submitted and decided
d6-2awc tdm a. ROBINSON, Jr. Cashier.
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c.

TOsEPH GILL respectfully Informs his
e friends and the public generally, that he
has REMOVED tn Mrs. Purcells Store, op-
post" Hubbard 81 Gardner's, where he Will
keen on hand general assortment Of
k8OOEIS sg.BsaD SEEOES,
.! northern manufacture, of good quaint, and
suited to The season, which he will ofier for sale
at moderate prices.
He vii also be prepnr red to uanufacture
the above nnmed or Giles; he VIII keep good
workmen. and COED materials, and he
pledges himself TO use every effort to give
satisfaction TO those who may favor him with
their patronage.
Also, an assortment of TRUNKS, which
will be soldlow. nov %
N OTICE.-More than one thousand shares of
l q the Stock of the Lynchburg and New River
RAILROAD Company having been subscribed public
noce is hereby given, that general meeting ofthe
subscribers ofthe said Company will be held at the
Franklin Hotel, in the town Of Lynchburg, on the
second Monday in January next, for the purpose OF
cectmg President and five Directors.
THE CORNERSTONE Frs.
de 19-eotdm
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AUCT'TGDNS

BANK STOCK AT AUCTION =
FHSo-MORROW. at 10 o'clock, will be solo
q at the Coffee House. So shares of Fatncrs'
Bans Stock, and IS shares of Virginia Banl;
Stock, FOR cash XII. LYNCH.
dec 29-It
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Farmers E5ssssE; OF Ea5s.g5igEgy.
FHTliE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Cor
Re- the election Of Directors of the Bank and
of the Offices of Discount and Deposit, will be
held on Wednesday, the 4tl day of January next.
dec I-2aWc tdm VIM. n EkERNIS. C:al.
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NIlkGlNlA.-Al rules tahen IN the Cl1rE71
v Office of the CircuiI Superior Court ol Law
and Chanccry, Of the county Of Prince Sd
ward, on the ?ih dsy Of November, 1881: Como
Ellington, pltf, against Edmund LocE.:t. lsg-
sheriff Of Prince Edward county, ana na.t.y..
with the VIII annexed of William E3.r..so,,.
deed, and Theodorick, William H., Trcnt l..
Dabncg o., Nary D., kittuTa l., Abner, f}cnaj,h
and M'ssourl Harrison, defis.-IN CHANcrRy.
The defenhaI;:s William H.. Dabney aua
I"eodorick Harrison, not having entered Their
appearance end given security according to aa
act of the General Assembly and the rules OF
this Court, and it appearing hat they are
not inhabitants Of this State, on he snolioo o
the plaintiff by her counsel, it is entered at rules
aforesaid ond accordingly ordered, that the SAID
defendants, William H., Dabnry and Theo6o
rick Harrison, do appear here on The first day
OF April term next, aud answer the Plaintiffs
bill, end TINT copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some one Of the public NJ wsbapers,
published IN the the city OF Richmond ii,s two
months succcs5Iyeiy. and also posted at Tire front
door OF the Court House Of this county.
a Copy. TcS.e, Il. J. %OBSlIAhi, OK.
100
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''Mr. Frederick A. Mayo has furnished all the
books Excerpt onaj for my cfiicc Clerk of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Cbancery
for Hentico county, ard I must do him he jus
tice to say tha they are well made, and of good
paper, and entirely to roy satisfaction.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

I'm. Il 4. ~ XIV -.
URtNG the ensuing year, Female School
~ will be kept AT the house Of the subscriber,
N tho county of Henrco, and about miles from
the city Of Richmond, in healthy and pleasant
situation. The Session will commence or the %
of Janucry next, and terminate the 9TH of Dccem-
Der ensung.-The School will be conducted by
lady, believed to be entirely cornpe'cn: 10 teach
all lilo uSefu! end substantial branches OF It good
English Education. From : 10 10 pupils can be
accommodated with board and washing, and 10
them every care and attention VIII be paid.-'Perms
will be o. toE the en,-e session, including every
de u nj . 49,, r, 4,--=,z=zssaA 4 z, n. -
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0N0NIH' ITVTNf1
Stock, for cash. I'LL. LYNCH.
dec 29-It
SLAVES FOR SALE On Thur-1oy- Tia
~ 9TH of January ncxt, ut Surry Court-flous
VIII be sold FOR cash, to the highest bidder, be-
tween thirty and forty slaves, III imi!ies--amone-
them several house servants, and one frs. rate
mule cook
On Thursday, the 10th of the same month";
at Brunswick Court House will be sold, urcn
the same terms, between forty and fiiy slaves,
oi the estate of the late John II. Bowdon. In
case OF bad weather, these sales will take place
the next fair day. JOHN Ii. COOKE,
EX of j. II. Bow,loin
o. The Editors of the Norfolk Herald ard
Petersburg lnteliigencer, are requested to pub
iish the above until the day Of the first sale,
ana forward their accounts TO the Editors of tho
Wing for collection. de I5-ctds
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FHIo '2lss-1y.. L-EI%.0N, SrEISG ~
X 2tsE BENEFIT az Gro W.41fssoN.-
- ,: - fou a'e R"t Anown 10 be an ilhahlant
- 'r@i2'2. you are hereby notified, that we
shall on the second Saturday IN Jaamory next
being The ldh day Of the month, between the
hours OF o'clock in the morning and sun SCI;
at the Franklin Hotel, in the town of I.yoel,-
burg, proceed 10 take the deposition Of Reub-n
Byrch and others; and on the Monday following
at the tavern Of Edwin Jordan, in the town Of
Cart-.sviiie, those OF Albert q. Hadglns and
Mose!cy S. Slratton, and others; and on Taes-
Gay the 18th, a. the tavern OF Richard bass.
Pc" haten Co2Tt House, tie dcposiion OF said
Bass and others and on the 18th OF same month
at The Washington Tavern, in tic civ of Rich
mend that Of Cnasiain &. i5guud rs and others.
so % read In evidence IN u SIR; now pending iii
ia County Court of PowLa.nn. " herein YOU
are plaintiff eud s-e Defendants. The takiro,
If said depcsIlons " ii. continue !iuin day to dav
until completed, where you Eiay attend if you
think proper.
WM. & HENRY MONTAGUE.
dec l5-iaW4ic
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Richmond. Dec. II. 1881"

Richmond, Dec Ii, 1881"
Extract OF a letter from J. Banrist. ESQ Meek
lenburg &. II. Oct. 2Oih, 1891 10 F. A. MAYO.
II am much pleased with the books for my
office, and say IN truth, that the are the best
set have ever seen, and the opinion is concur
red in By the court and bar, and every person
who has seen them. The faithful manner in
which you have executed this job, will insure
you my future orders"
Extract Of a letter from N. G.. Kinney, Esq.
Stanton. Sept. %, 1881, to F. A. Mayo
'''rhe books for my Office have at last arrived.
and am well satisfied with ALL except he Com
mon Law Execution Book; should have pre-
tcrred 1t of larger paper, and my old pattern of
ruling"
Extract of a letter from John Foster, Esq.
Wythe G.. II. Oct 10, 1881 to A. hiuvo.-
81 am eX remedy sorry ut not having received the
books FIR my Office before the sitting of our
court, rs ] was compelled 10 use an inferior or,
der book. Your books are Of good paper and
well bound. wish Won to send me u complete
Record for the Chancery Court, as this book
will make my set complete"
Extract Of letter from John y. Christian
Esq, New Kent G.. II Sept. II, 1881. 10 2. a.
| Mayc.-"Ahove you have order for The a
mount Of your account. an much pleased with
the books sent for my offce-Hs soon as rracti-
cable, forward me those for the County Court
] Extract Of letter from II. ]. Gamlil', Esq
| fIarrisonhurg, Rockingham, Sept %, 1881, to
! +. A Mavo --'Tne books YOU sent ne cat nc
safe To hcnd, and IN good order al Of which ]
am vel pleased with. shall want some more
books, for which shall send you a memorau-
dunn"
Extrac' Of letter from s A. McLolerd, ESQ
! Northumberland &. II Sept. 26, 1881, to +
/ A. Mayo ii have received IN god order the
books for tn: Supcr.r Court Of Law and Chan
/ Gerry Of tbs county, azrccobly TO your account
| transmitted. ! am entIrcir satisfied with tn,
execution ufthe books--thcr materials and sly l.
Of binding and ruling. dec 2O--3lc