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August IL, 1881.


FlRGlNiA-MoRGAN County, to Wit:
At Court hela for Morgan County, on
Monday the 22s day Of August, 1881,
WiAiam HirOn, compl inant,
Kesiah Hiron, John Householder, sen. Jonathen
Householder, .NGtthiHs .1ttebaek aud Sarch his
rge late Smah Householder Mary Ho,sehot-
der, Betsey Householder, John Householder, jr.
Daniel Householder Joseph Householder, Sam
uei Householder, Sarah keeseeker, Jesse f!ock
hold and JOHN Rockhotd, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
VI sHE defendants Matthias Allesack and
81 Sarah his wife. ana Jesse Reckhsld not
having entered their appearance and given Sc
curity according TO the act Of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court; aud il appearing to
the satisfaction Of this Court that they are
not Inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: Ii is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here on the 4th Monday in NoveBb Der next s.
answer the bill Of The plaintiff, aud that
copy oil this order be published in tbs Mar
tinsburg Gazette for two msnths successive.
ly, and posted at the front dsor Of the court
house oil said county. A cspy-Tests,
j REIC HARD, G. NJ, O.
August q5 1891
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syAIORTNG BUSINESS.---Th

fEAIL0RING BUSINESS.---The sub
a. scrlber respectfully informs the citizens
of Martinsburg and adjsining country, that
he has commenced the TAILORING BU-
SINESS, in the Stsne House Belonging to
Mr.. Jsceb Psisal, and nearly opposite the
Globe Tavern, where he is prepared to exc
cute all orders in bis line Of business, On the
shortest nstice and best style. He will,
at all times, be furnished frem the city of
Philadelphia with the very latest fashions
His price. shall be moderate--from deter
mination TO please, he solicits from gener
Gus public share OF patronage, asking the
same no longer than he may deserve 1t: The
public's Humble servant,
THOMAS HARRIS.
Martinsburg, August Is 1881
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Yhhn

book OF the hermit Of Ycsuvius. When
shall cast the staff and the nsntle OF the
traveller at the deer Of my lather'
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Y FALCADiE LAND FOR SALE BY
vituc a, and pursuant 10, trust oeoi
cyeented on the l6,h day Of July, 1879. nv
John Kennedy, fer lhe parpose OF ,Iru,i,Hns
ier, ord securing tde payment Of certain
debt therein mentioned due 10 SaRlue! Ken
needy and Daniel Kennedy. and which DE, d
is Of record in the Clerks Office Of the Coun-
ty Court OF Berkeley, the undersigu, i US
tee, will on .Mehdoy The l2tk day # .5sptems.
deg aert. (oeing the first day OF court, otier
lor sale, before the Couri house door in mar
, tnsburg to the highest bidder. Tor cash, the
az Il. iarm or trace oil oud cshy eyed BY
the trust deed totesai5. containing
G.s2.sa@ % acres, and situated on Toma
49,. hawk run in thu couniy Of Be ke
ley. /, is a valuable ana desirable farm, wor
thy the attention O. persons WIS ing to pur-
chase land. Such nllc as is vested 10 the uu-
der>igned will oe made TO the purchaser,
which Is believed 20 be indlspatsbie
PETER GARDNER, Trustee
August | /, 1881.
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q SONVEYANCING-The undersigned
- may be found in his Office (the Clerks
Office Of the county court OF Berkeley) at all
tiaaes, Sundays excepted, frsm eight selecE
in the morning until feur in the evening, rsa,
dy to write Deeds of Bargain and Sale, Trust
Deeds, Agreements. Leases, &c for all Der.
sons wanting such business done
HARRISON WAITE.
MartinsbuIg, July 7, lSSltf
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EEARTlNSBURG SEMINARY FOg
4SE YOUNG LADIES Miss CATHERINE
W EGBER, has the pleasure of informing lhe
citizens Of MartInsburg and IFS vicinity, that
she will open Seminary for Young Ladies,
OF Monday the 18th Of September next She
will teach in her Seminary, all the various
branches appertainlHs Q an English Educa-
tion-alss, Needle Work, Embroidery, Pain
ing, sc. Terms: nine cellars per session,
clear Of all Othe, contingent charges.
MarnRsburg, August IL, 1881.
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q lRAYED away frsm the premises of the
- subscriber living on Col r unter's Smoke
Town Farm. sometime in the .a,
month of Ma, last. three RED hs.EgylsssAS
Their marked or ne, but if mark xssy -ssssssa
ed, they have a crsp of the lett ear, ana a
slit 10 the right; no other marks recolIected
Any person taking up said Steers and return
ing them to the subscriber, or give informa-
ton where they may be had, shall receive a
liberal reward REZEN HCDGEI.
August IL, 1881.
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'ESRJSf SALE.--The undersigned. on
3 Saturday The l7th day 81 tn. meet mouth,
at ths.rot' noass door IN Mariinspurg. will
sell BY Fnnl,c auction, for cAsH, live several
RAGS OF LAND bmS and beirg in
tic cennfy Oh Berkeley, on the hills ane
DR. rs " Bech Creek IN the said County,
ani enn' ,'"p. g respe lively, l97-lO3 -l95
Iii 80, az acres, be the same more err less
TIC Vii CONE y TO The purchasers such IT,
lie as l. vested 10 them. as trustees, by deed
Of trust, executed by William tombaush
and Mary his wife, iar tho benefit OF James
Campbeirs eA9cuiors, which IS G,sly recsrded
In the County Court Of berkeley. oy refer
enc 10 which particular description Of saia
lands may be seen.
JOHN NTROTHER,
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yNgTTLLFF WAWTwB.-TE

A gS5TTLLFR wANTEB--Is sub
IA scrIbeT will give constant cEplsyment
and liberal wages, to a COED DE6ITLLER.
A nan with a small family and sober habits
would be preferred
WILLIAM FLANNAGEN.
Berkeleycounty, Aug IS, 1881.
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Office An those who have claims a
~ gaInst the estate Of " illiam Massn,
deed, are requested 10 exhibit them to the
subscriber properly authenticated for settle
ment-and all those indebted to said estate
are requested &c make immediate raynent
SlLAS HARLAN, .1amr
August 25th, 1881.
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Aartt'lsourg Gasettg:
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
AT
TWO DOLLARS PER .a.l.NLLN,

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
Or, 1'eo Dollars aud Iwe'dy .fUe Cents,
AT THE END OF SIX MONTHS;
And if payment be deferred to the end of
the year, or near the same,
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
will invariably be demanded
ga failure to notify the dscontinuance of
the paper at the end Of the time subscribed
for, will be considered as new engagement
Sz-No raper discontinued until all ariear-
ages are paid up, except at the discretion of
the Editor
Advertisements inserted at the rate of
one dollar per square for the three first inser-
tons, and twenty five cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
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NEW SPRING GOODS. The subscri-
AS bers would inform their friends and Gus
toners that they have just returned from BAL IA,
timore, and are now opening very splendtLs:
and seneralassortmento f F.4SHfO,hiBLh9
SS,APLE and FANCY GOODS, all Oh
which we are determined TO sell al such pre-
ces as cannot fail TO please
VIM. LONG s. Co.
May 10 1881
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z 4ATHER The subscriber takes &C.
-E-A casiOn to inform the public, that he has
taken possession of the Tan Yard lately oc
cupied by his father about one mile from
Martinshurg, and that be is determined to
devote his whole attention 10 the tanning
business; he has on hand and will constantly
keep fer sale large supply Of Sole and Cppe,
Leather, CdlfSkins, Harness aatd other Leather.
and win retail the same al tie Baltimore
prices He at all times, pays the highest
plice for Hides and Sk1s Wanted 10 nur
chase, a few cords Chesnrt Oak, Black Oak.
and other Bark, for which be will pay tho
highest price. DANIEL WELLER.
August 4,.l83l.
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EBRECK FoR SALE The SUBSCRIBER
ED has Just finished burning, and oilcr iol
sIe, kiln Of choice BRICK, among then
the best paving brick ever offered Tor yale IL
this country MICHAEL SEibERP.
July %, 1891.
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I bACON.-For sale quantity Of first rate
Eb BACON. Enqure OF the Printer.
August is, 1851.
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A ToUcH SToRy-Au old pilot OF the Mo
luccas, says flgafrtta, ''assured me Of q yer
ity that they had pigmies there who dwelt ia
caverns, and had ears so very long that they
slept upon one, and covered themselves with
the other
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NEILLS AND LAND FOR SALEI
I'VE wish TO sell my.NILLS and fifty acres
Ct L.4.N.D. at the Mouth Of 0pequcn Greek,
Also, a FARM Of two hundred acres of land.
near the Mouth of 0Pequon, with comforta-
bic buildings and the land in a good state u
cultivation. Possession will be given Of the
Mills at any time, and of the Farm on The
6rst day of April next. IF not sold by the
6rst day Of October next, will be offered al
public sale. on the premises. Terms will bs
made to suit purchasers. Coed paper or
Negroes will be taken in part.
JAMES FORMAN.
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A single herring, If suffered 70 multiply
unmolestcd and undimlnshea for twenty
years, wsuld show progeny greater in bulk
than ten such globes As that we live upon
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$4,000 BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED
va VIE subscribers having leased the Bed.
n ugton Mills, fer tern of years, win
at all times. be prepared to give CASE, and
tbs highest market price, for WHEAT; and
to grind for customers in the usual way. and
always will be prepared to exchange Fosr
for Wheat. They hope by paying strict al.
tentien to business, they will receive Gbe.
raj share OF public patronage.
b & I DARBY.
Bedingt0n Mills, J,lu 81. 1881. st
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YEyO FARMERS ANB THE Towns
IL OF GOOD PL0UGHS.-Haviur san
piled my frieads with irst-rate Grain C,,-
dies. am now prepared to furnish the Fs~
mers Of Berkeley, Jefferson,
and Frederick counties, with ~
choice PLOUGHS will 49,
insure them TO be equal to g -
any made in the State, and the material, A.
the best kind. Being determined to desery,
patronage, will spare neither expense or
pains to make my work good.
JACOB NJ GARDNER.
Martinsburg, July %, 1881
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wAsHINeToS, APRIL q. 1881.

~AsHINGToN, APRIL &, 1881.
Dear Sir-Your letter OF YESTERDAY
was received. and I have carefully con
sidered it. When you conversed with
me the other day, on the subject OF
your withdrawing from the cabinet.
expressed To you a sincere desire tina,
you would we'll consider Of il; for.
however reluctant ! am to be de prived
OF your services, I cannot consent "a
retain YOU contrary to your wishes and
inclination 10 rem ain, particularly a.
we'll know that in 1929, when | inyit
ed you to become memb Der of nv cabi
net. you objected, and expressed a de
SIRE to DE excused. and only gave ur
your objections at my pressing sol,ei,a,
ton.
An acquaintance with YOU, of TWEEN.
~ years standing. assured ne, that in
your honesty. prudence. capacity. dis.
cretion, and Judgment, | could safely
rely AID confidc. have not been dis.
appointed. With the performance Of
your duties. since you have been with
me. have been fully satisfied; and. 60
where YOU will, be your destiny wha,
~ may. my bes, wishes will ALWAYS at.
tend you.
will avail myself OF the earliest on
p"r'un'ty TO obtain some qualified
Trend I" succeed you; and. until then.
must solicit that the acceptance OF
your resignation be deferred.
am' very sincerely aud respectful.
~, your friend,
ANDREW JACKSON.
Maj. J. II. EATON.
Secretary of Tar.
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e73 ACRES or LAwn

large proportion Of which !. IN ,,mhe, cs
u,s h"ss' quality. The sdvss'sges possess.
go ~ 'h's property are very great Lying
nea vac Potomac AID Shenandoah t,Sey,. !:
: ~ The vicinity &c the large mill, e,ee,.d o,'
snese streams, Whilst an the fscilhie. for ,r,ss
poi"ng us produce Go market. 4. 10 a, .i,ed
zen use ChessPeske ard Ohio csnai srd
"s " ., l's'l Road. viii be eni.yed rs
'. we h'ghe1 degvee. There n = latvc
s"d Consistent stream OF water ,,,no;,,., ,,,,,,,.
"e 'Iae'' OF such negni'uds thu, q s,pnt.
se'T'' valuable mills before IL reseh.s 49,.
n'n' There sfe shp several foe hue SION,
,P't.nk' o. 'he estate. The eIeared land - y,
gooh- Possession cen be hal iso,,.,t,.,.,-
I,e 's'tns vii be accommodating. s.d .
loVnd advantageous 10 do 90. The 49,, 80,
" u'F'ued INTO '~o parts 10 ,iit pnrrL.ss,s
~ spphoa'ions 70 he made to ihs snb.e,,.
:, :, Chstles'ow", Jefferson s.a,n.
" Va JOsEpH 4. DAUSHEHIY.
FEB. J.. iE5i.-W
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POLITICAL.
RESIGNATION or THE CABINET.
From the National Insslliyeueer.
WASHINGTON, 9Th ApriI.

WASHINGTON. 7tb April, 1851
Dear Sir -Four DAYS ago ! eommu.
nieatcd 20 you nv desire to relinquish
The duties Of the War Department. and
now take occasion TO repeat the re.
quest which was then made. am
not disposed, BY any sudden withdraw
al. to interrupt, or r~tard, the busines.
Of the Office. A short time will he
suite lent. hope, TO enable you 10 di.
rect your attention towards so,re per.
son. in'~hose capacity, industry, and
friendly disposition. you may have
confidence, to assist in the com plieat.
ed and lsborious duties Of your admin
istration. Two or three weeks. pvr
hsrs less, may be sufficient for the pur-
pose.
In coming to this conclusion, candor
demands OF me Ia SAY, that il arises
from no dissatisfaction entertained to-
wards you--from no misunderstanding
between US, on any subject; nor from
any diminu'ion, on my part, of that
friendship and confidence which has
ever been reposed in you.
l entered your Cabinet, rs /, we'll
known TO you, contrary 10 ny own
wishes; aud having nothing To desire,
either as IL regards myself or friends,
have ever since cherished determine.
ton TO avail myself Of the frat favora.
bic moment, after your Administration
should be in successful operation. 10
retire. Ii occurs to me, that the time
is now at hand. when may do so with
propriety, and in proper respect to you.
Looking to the present state Of things
to the course oil your administration.
which, being fairly developed. is before
the people, for approval or eondsmna-
TONI cannot consider the step ] ain
taking, Objectionable, or that il is one,
the tendency Of which can be 10 affec I
or 'njure course Of policy by you al :.
ready advantsgeously commenced, and
which hope will be carried out to the
benefit and advancement Of The people.
rendering nv sincere wishes for
your prosperity and happiness, and for
your successful efforts in the cause Of
your country,
1 am, very truly, your friend.
J. ii. EATON.
| 10 ANDREW JACKSON,
President Of the U. States.
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AN ACT.

TO expisin an act. entitled an act. con
ccrning land delinquent for nom pa, NJ, N,
nj taxes, and making disposition of certain
lands so delinquent and Of certsi in esth. NJ.
cd lands. for the benefit of actual and bon.
hue holders thereof under grabts from IN.
Commonwealth. passed at the present Sc.
SO" "i assembly Passed April 9ih, 1881
Whereas doubts may arise upon the con.
strGciion OF the nInris.nlb and the tw.ni,
e'h sections oil the act. passed nj the pre.
sent session OF Assembly, entitled an ar,
concerning land deiinqusn, for non nav.
'nen' Of taxes, and Masking disposition al
cofiam lands so delinquent, and OF CERTAIN
tseheaied lands. for the benefii of se:,o,
and bona tide holders thereof under grant.
rom the Common - cal In for removing .u, h
h"hbi', end explsibing mere cleatI, IA,
true in'sni, meaning and effect Of the said
sections az the ssid rccit6d set
he u declared and enacted That alt the nro
'si"ns :" he said rscited act contained
winch, by The said 10Th section. ore intend
ed and declared 10 extend 10 such land. +.
were originally granted under the set. pass.
cd 81 the May session or seventeen hundred
anc seventy nine. entitled San act for eS,ab
h>hIrg lard Office. and ascerfainin9 IN.
'eTm' end manner NJ grsniing waste md
unapp!optiaied lands" and the ,ob,,ouen,
s"'s on The same subject. are end shall be
HPr"rabie also, and applied and exttndsJ
!" lands ly'rR on he Western waters n the
Commo" ~esiih, that NAV have been gran.
ed before the passing % the said ac, Of N,,
sesS on, seventeen hundred and sevrni, nipe
and MAT delinquent lands living on the
Western waters OF the Common wealth ina,
mns hsVs been granted before the passing
81 The said act Of Ms, session ssssnterc
hundred and srs'hty-nine, a. well - deiin.
qhent iand@ originally granted under The
said aet Of Ma, session, seventeen hunJ,.d
ana 'eSeniy.nine, are and shall he. eHelud.
Cd from the class of such delinquent Isnds
% ~ The said twentieth sesiion, ere made
redeemsbie. sad further time for the re-.
dsmP'ion thereof allowed, fiiI the 6rst ds,
OF January, one thousand eight hundred end
thiFtv-three.
The forsgning il . true eopV from IN.
Roll GEORGE W MUNFORD. en-
end RsrpeT Of the Rolls
April w. 1851. tApril 80
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To the PREsrDrsr 4. s.


WA'HiScroN. ApniL 10, 1851.
SiH; Your letter Of this date. Il,
y"sF son. - jus, recsi,ed--aeromns.
"!Wg " - your commission. ~,
sending Of The latter vas not necssss.
~ y Is yoar own private proper,v
and sy uo means To be considered ns,,
~ TIE archives 81 tie Government II
Accordingly. return H..
There - one expression in your L.,
,Tr 70 which J take leave 20 erc.p,-
dld not, as 10 yOuysslE, express ~i.L
mat 700 should retire. The Sse,.,,,.
~ state. and 81 War. having ,endss,d
'he'f resigna'ien', ! remarked e. ZOO.
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From the Washington Telegraph.
Secretary Of Uar.
WASHINGTON Appu Ie 10

wAsHINGToS. APRIL rs. 1851.
sir: In communicating TO me. this
morning. the Information Of the resio.
nation Of the Secretary Of State and
Secretary OF War. together with the
reasons which had induced the former
to take this step. you were pleased 10
observe that this proceeding was made
known to me as one ri those whom you
had associated with YOU in the admin.
istrAtlon Of the Government, and Won
suggested that I would, after a few
days reflection, have a further CONVEX.
satien with you on this subject. Bat.
IN reourriDg'to the brief remarks made
at the time, rs well rs TO the letter Of
resignation Of the Secretary of STATE.
which yOu were good enough 10 sub.
init Tor my perusal, I have no, been
able 10 ascertain What particular mat.
ter Nas intended to Do proposed Tor
my reflection, az connected With This
event. Under these eircumstances.
and being dssifous Of avoiding the nos.
sIbility at mIsspprehension as 10 Won,
views, ] would respectfully ipooire
vheiher the measure adopted by an,
secretary Of State end Of War. 4
deemed Go involve considerations ON
when You expect Il particular sommu.
n'ea''on IRON me- and, if SO, u what
nature.
have the honor 10 be, respectfully.
your Obedient servant.
S. ID. INGHAM.
10 The Presidsni Of hs T. s.
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c., Baker 60. SO Gen. L. Vas duly
chosen judge for the first circuit.
The nomination speeches, in many
cases, were made up Of the most ful.
some strains ef culoey, snd were spun
out to = disgusting and wearisom~
length. The b~st rrbuke which could
have been offered for sush an idle waste
Of words, vas given by Mr.. Leigh, in
his nomination Of Judge Bsocken
brough. mir. Speaker, I move ihs,
the house proceed TO the election Of .
Judge for the .th circuit; and Tor that
Office. I name WIN. Broekcn5rough. {"
lie then took his seat. IL is true. the
sim pie snnunciatien Of name by such
man, Was eUloey enough. Mr..
I.eigh's tribute TO the merits III Gen.
Taylor, was in the finest taste. Not
word too much, nor q word too little.
II was = warm ctfusion Of the heart.
but il dill equal honor TO his judgment.
You will find Lat Of the districts
and circuits. with the judges elected
fer each. Eight Of the twenty judges
are new appointments. One vscancy
was occas'oned by the death Of Judge
White; Greed Taylor, chancellor, }
aud Peter Johnston. (law jadgc,) re.
signed their Offices Chanc ellor Tue K e.
wa> appointed to the Court Of Appeals
Judges Allen and Stuart were not
placed in nomination; and Judge Sem
pie and Chancellor Browne. being in
the same circuit, one Of them was ne.
cessarily pretermittet.
After the choice of Judges. MIR
Leigh offered joint resolution. fixing
the method of holding the spring terms
Of the Superior Courts OF Law aud
Chancery. Judge PARKER will consc.
quently hold term of the Superio,
Court Of Law Tor Jeifcr-on coupiy, on
Monday the esd day of Nav next and
the came judge will hold the Chancery
Court at Winchester, on some day "a
be appointed BY him.
The usual votes OF thanks were given
10 the Speakers Of the respective
houses: and the Legislature adjourned
sine die.
I Thus has terminated the longest ses.
sion ever held IN Virginia. Whether
a greater mass of good or evil will be
the result, remains yet to be determin
ed.
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Prom the Washington Telegraph. Avril ?,

FRO" the Washington Telegraph, April q
wAsHISoToS. APRIL 10, 1881.
eiH; In the interview which I had
the honor to hold with ynu this morn.
lng' understood il 10 be your Sxed
purpose to Fe-organize your Cabinet.
anu mat as to myself il was your wish
mat ! should retire from the admins
traitor OF the Navy Department.
Under these circumstances. I t,ts
pleasure IN rendering TO You the corn.
mission, which, unsolicited on nav na,,
yos were pleased 10 confer on NC
] have the honor TO be, with c,.,,
respect. yours, &c.
JOHN BRANCH.
10 the PREsIDrNr 4. 8.
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From che Rishmond E"qOire'.
'Nev Judges

HI"I' '"t ItItHftIfnd FslIguiTtt,
TCEsDAY, APRIL 10.
Mr.. Leigh submitted the following
resolutions.
RseOirsd by ire Gsnerai .qssenJfv. Thai
the SPECIAL sdjournsd terms Of The existing
superior Courts ~ Lac, vheFeof the reEu.
lar trims uoold hste commenced ~ been
continued, "a the iniervsl betSeeR the Ist
Jay ~ the present month snd 15fh day sfisp
The iermlns'ion of the present season Of As
ssmbiy, but were susps nied BY the Prov
SONS Of ihe se' passed the i5tb DAY e kistoh
la'i, enutled IN sct 10 proVEls more sHse.
'u,l'y iof The hold'"E % The EXISTING SUPER
OF courts 9i Law and " other purposes.