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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06

H. We resume, TIL. morning, The publication
of The Debate ON the suhjec, Of the Abolu'on OF
Slavery. The speeches of Mr.. RiVes oICampbell,
aud Mi Hruce Of iialilnI. pro nnd con. viii be
found on gu, first page. We shall make room We.
~ shorty Tor those of Me,r.. Garland, Daniel,
others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06
ID 5, }. L. iE)Y AL

* Eot LGIF'ULLY tenders his protGssiona!
II service services to the inhabitants Of Lynchburs.-
- nice Is IN he .--- oftha shop Of J. T. & J. +
Deal. e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06
LAMP GLASSES. &C.

i''iG sah'crler - this day outnng a beautiful
- ".'"f'mnt o. Lamp Gttsse., Glass Lamps,
which a'e Offered for sale al the lowest prices.
Jan 81 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06

II Samuel Hannah Isq formerly Of Lynch
burg, has been arpouodby the President and n
rcctors of the Bank ofVirgnlo Cashier of the Office
Of sad Bunk tohe established ut Charleston, IN til,
county, Of Knnlwh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06
WARDS OFFICE.
VIRGINIA FREE ROAD LOT
TERRY.

Glass No 2, for lF32
lob drawn in Lexington, Va. on Tuesday tie
Dist day of Feb 1872.
HIGHEST PRIZE 5000,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06


q. Z q In the absence Of foreign news, we
make the following extract from one Of the late let
tcrs Of o. p q lie, tor II Miss Fanny Wright
be the author us has been lately smmsed sfe,) has
right, to clam tom the lolilmenl of past pre-
dlctlonJ some confidence IN those now mode
q told the Homh1na they must fall and
they fell | told the Revolution II must march OF
the nation would be dissatisfied The Revolution
has not marched. and the people are 10 man dis
conlencd. toldthe British public that NJ Cast
mn Pellc intended 10 follow a system of force ap-
preaching very nearly To that of thu Restoration
aud tins Is the system he has followed. told you
that Poland was 10 be abandoned by England aud
France at II moment whenno one would ldicyem
statement and France has consented Ia the damcm-
borment and conquest Of that country told you
hlt llthe system Of NJ. Ponler should b. followed
up ho would have all the country neainst hn--nnd
that he must resort 10 comps dtlat 10 support rhm
system and now whit hns occurred Why, the
toays dtidt hive been struck, und France nndlg
nant and preparing
And now tell you, that theI'reneh Revolution
Is not terminated that the Throne il IN danger
that NJ Cnsimir Peuer will be swept Away with
his system III the rlsng torrent of popular aud un
ycrsul rndlguatlon-thnt he cannot maintain has
gIound--lhat he must be detentod and thai the re
suit will be thai the French nation will establish n
mother order ofthngs and another Government far
more popular, and 10 Europe Ear more terrible |
mean terrible 10 kngs-tenlbc 10 tyfanny--ter-
bic 10 the Inqusltlon-lelrble 10 the arbitrary pow
crs md terrible 10 old Europe enslased as she was,
and IS, by some half dozen tyrans
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06

T. Thomas lIoge,lr aud Wilkins Tonnohl
a literary monthly pcrodleai To be entitled IN
Southwestern Poiioho" Mr. 1annehin ha3al-
raody euned IN eNlable reputation, one Of the
most accomplished writers west oflhe hlleghany
The proposed Publication vii DC unqaosuoaaby
worthy Of hberal patronage
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06

~ William ". D,k,n.on, Esq. In, been elrc-
ted 10 'cprosen the county o C"rellnr, IN tho pre-
-cui House oi DelcRnies, 10 supply the vacancy
oconsiontd by the deafh oil Col CHARLES Todd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06

E'r Fmnos E. Gray, Esq has been appointed
10 deliver the Centcnnol Anniversary Address in
Boston, on the 22d Of February
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06

n;,izusire "A Ken,uclnan who bad jas:
'ey L. l.a act of exceeding meannesS ,has gave
gliasss'' ree,nss Ten thousand such souls a
#ay % -. u r5eh i've in the she'll of u tobacco
~. aud have rooms 10 letl
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-28
PUBLIC BATHS.

As typical of moral purity, bathing, by
frequent additions aud immersion, was
made to form part Of the religious rites Of
the inhabitants Of central Asia and the
East. Jacob commanded bis family to
purify themselves and to change their gar
ments before they went, to Bethel 70 sacri-
fee; and we find Job speaking Of . like
publication by snow water. 1t would seem
that Moses, the great jewish legislator and
prophet. was NOT merely influenced 10 his
enactments for frequent ablution. by the
necessity Of preserving tho health Of the
twelve tribes during their Iong journeyiDg
through the wilderness, but was also sway
ed by the remote example cfthe patriarchs,
and tho more recent one oftbe Egyptians,
whose priests washed their bodies three
,imes a-day, on the occasion of extra0rdi-
nary sacrifices. So intimate was the cons
nexion between bodily purity and moral
truth deemed by the Jews; that not only
the priests washed their whole bodies be.
G,re thew undertook 10 offiSiate in the tom.
ME. but the prosel ytes, boSii Of heathenisi
oaren,s. in addition 10 Their being 'circum.
c;sed. were immersed up u their necks il
4 river. during which time they listened 4
an exposition Of some Of the precepts Of shs
lag. : This custom was continued by JchI
the Baptist. Mabomet engFafted on hi
code the lustrations Of the Jews; and hi
followers at this time, ccnceive themselves
hound TO wash the face, neck, hands, ant
arms. before each ofthe eve prayers whiel
,hey repeat daily. Besides these ordina
~ lava.ions, there are Others peculiar q
/ each sex. "A @.s -
The Greeks, "a eommon wisls the Jews
acknowledged three kinds Of puri6eatio'
by 6aahine. yin: iMmsEoiCn % dippsae
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-28

rs Of the most eticaciOns compounds in the Ma
asria Medica, for the cure Of that class Of iuvcie.
sNss Diseases. produced BY no impure state sf the
hisod Ana sialed habit Of hoy, aud usually exhi-
eshemeeIyesin farms efScrofula Salt Rheut1,
Leiwosy, o.. Aplhony's Fire, Fever Sores teven
whea the bones are afected| White Swellings, APP
piled with Dr.. Jehb' Laiment,) Foul and Obstinate
OIeess Sore Legs aad Eyes, Scald-head in Children,
@enrsy md Scorbn.is Goua, Pimpied Carlyuacled
Faces, Fes.ering Erqp,ions, and Veaereal Tainis,
ireuecui the body, In which last the Drops Of
Ten ci;re when Mercury fails. They also the best
0psak aad Aaipmnai Physic 10 purify aud cleanse the
sgsiem isnm ,sumoFs which Frequently HrpeaF these
eeasons ofihe year. They also mid the process Of d-
gespn, and. BY purifying the blood, prevent the
esesis u malie giant dinors on the lungs. The Pro-
prsiss SonGdenty relics the member Of
pFieag cures effected by these Drops. not only 10
esisn and lie vicinity, hut ihroughou, the Uaon for
Che best proof of their excellence rs untaling Al
s6galise Medcine, In MI the above apecifed-
This &saise has Recently beeM pronounced Ivy ply.
seian ri the 6ssl respeeahiiity who had Witnessed s
esrprsing efficacy, entitled IN his apiniop, take
ne LEAD 81 a the popular articles known for the ~
hsse sopaints and Indeed tile fast gaining this point
% pnhlic estimalien, throughout the country. a'
Price "a 10 Bottle, or Six Boi,les Tor $5. =
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-28
MttrDEtID EMQRtrrr
RURElsnEp EeEnx sTnBnsDAS nOREIHa.
e Br HENRY ADAMS.

Ia village and single maid ssbscrhep 3 duIlars per
veags payable before che expiration 0fex months. 81
10 companiss Of any nnmI,er over six, 81 so per
geaE pyHeie as aDSve. To c8mpanies lpss t.an stx,
9a5S Rar years payable % hefore nP 25 eeu.ss sili
heNedncted trem each efthese prices when paymenI
= meae IN advanee. These prices are exclusive Of
1ait 6r stage charge Tor transportation. 2
No eepefs will be discontinued until alI arrearages
n4egasd exceP. ~ die disereai0a uf The editor. s
Neslee q wsh % discontiaae musi be given before
The expira1iOa of the year.
A0vEk11ssEe. One square three inaessi0ns, 81
ed ell6 ea1ne proportion f1r two more squares
AalG uqware Is censs. COaiinnance three wees
- per cent per week. A liberal dedaclio0 made jor
Adveftisemen1s cORtinned 6 or l9 monihs- ss
AdmihissrasOrs' and Executors Notices, 81 90
sGSmmissiOnerS' Nescees fsSsf fssaa IS
ll,s Al eommaEicaii0ns must be postpaid ''t
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-28

q "s enecipas though such copy duplicate Of
tne warning had beer left aud recorded, pursuant
me proVr'ons of the Acr 10 which SHiS . 10 additions
S0osded That no suit acIi0n depending shalt
ne, :" ANY manner, affected hy ile provisions OF this
ACT May q, l8S2-Approyed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-28

A ~.nnR osiiinR na1Si1f - TEug hat hem &po4
ai0o6 Coz Eissss ~ Pspus hesing psessssd atE
80 e ths esonnd u 1F6Iso danaSsa. he e1ss,&
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-28

An Act in alteration Of ''An Act for constituting
and regulating Ccurs. and far appointing the times
and places Of holding the same." +, sssg
BE ii enacted, &c. That the town Of Wes,on be- and
10 hereby consuied probate disrct.iy the narne Of
the district of Weston and that aiI matters mad busi.
ness relative the Office Of the Of probate. be.
gun and entered in The district of Fairfield, shpll he
completed and finished in the Office Of SAID Fais field.
May 22d, l832-Approv.d. @lf y @H@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06
THE YIRGINIAN.

The General Government has taken, we think,
good plan TO endear Navy TO the several States
of the Union by giving their first-rate
ships of war. Each State will feel somewhat iden-
titled with the exploits of the vessel which will stand
for its representative at sea. From the following
letter, it seems that public spirited company in
New York have determined act upon this princi-
pie, aud have paid compliment to the Old Domi-
Mon, in the christening one of their rst-rae pack
cts. As NIRGINIAN," we take the liberty of Civ
ing thanks the owners of the line of packets,
for the honor done TO our native State and add a
hope, that the noble ship may move through the
storms of the ocean Virginia has through the
storms of State.
A notice of the launch of the Virginian has been
inserted In our paper--Glo6e.
New loRK, 18th June, 1892.
Dear Strive shall, in course of next week launch
ship OF the first class 10 model and tnsh rising 600
tons burthen, co into line of Liverpool packets
which vessel will be named the "Vrgnian" in compli-
ent 10 your State and indication OF my admiration
of the character nora and POLITICALLY of the people among
whom spent near twenty of the haPpics years OF my
lie.
The ornaments on the Stern Taail of the Virgnian
are executed by OF the eminen, in this
country, and bust OF Mr. Jefferson supported by
Fame and Agriculture and finished foot of these figures
with good representations of the Tobacco Plants and In
dian Corn.
trust this effort to do honor to those whom esteem
will be acceptable TO them-and il you think the subject
worthy of such consideration am willing YOU should
communicate ii TO your friends OF the the Virginia repre-
sentaon in Congress- and others you may think proper
With much esteem, dear sir,
Your sincere friend,
SILAS WOOD,
Of the firm IF Hood & Irinble
The Hon. ANDREW STEVENSON,
Speaker OF House Representatives of u. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

a tONDENSEO ENGLISH CHANCERY REPORTS.
~ Reports of Cases decided in the High Court of Chan
Gerry in England; edited by Richard Peters CounseIlor al
Law and Reporter Of the Decisions OF the Supreme Court
II. ]. SMITH.
Chancellor Kent, speaking Of the great value of the
above work to all the American Bar, observes think
they have been judcously edited and IL is work that
was much wanted II was indeed indispensable to the cir
culaon in this country Of English Equity Law (be best
code ~ me world OF ethical principles justly and truly APP
Piled TO The administration Of usce) for who could byvnr
be willing to wade through al the voluminoms pages OF
English Chancery Decisions when half Of the number
Is cumbersome and useless with usF'
June " 15--w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06
PssEYss n.
.eMucn Yrr nEMA1N. rxsrEe.n


THE CHERUBS.-sr THOMAS CAMPBELL, rso.
sUooEsrEp by AN APOLOGIZE IN THF WORKS or
FRANKLIN.
Two spirits reach this world OF ours
Were slow TO their agility
Enjoying, without mis-, or fog,
Eltiro inyisibily.
The one, simple ehctub lad
Much interest in our planet had
He couldn't persuade himstltthot man
Was such, heavenly ran,
being base and ftantic.
The cider spirit wise and cool,
Brought down tho youth as TO u school,
Bot strictly ON condition,
With mortOls not to interfere;
Twas not IN their commission
They reached sovereign city proud,
Whose emperor payedto God aloud,
And priest, pc performed formed religion, rites.
Come, said the younger Of the spiriio'.
This shows pous feeling
Poung Spirit-'Arnt these a decent roilyrnc
Cd Spirit "rhe diItiest thieves Natures face
f'ag Spirit nBut, bark, what cheers they're giving
Old Spirit "Aya and acut-,hroa; tooi-in brief
The greatest seOuidrsl Luilg''
Young Spris-:Ba, say, what were they praying fer.
This people and their empsror.'
Old Spirit "Why, but for Gods assistance
And, what that army Is about,
"fou'Hs see at no great dis;ance'
On wings ou,sproadins mail or post,
oursprtes oeitook the imperial host,
In massacres it wallowod;
a noble nation spread its hordes,
But broken fell their cause and swords.
Unfortunate, though halowd.
They late bombarded town,
us streets sun warm with blood ran down;
still smoked each burning rater;
And hideously, midst rape and sack,
The murdcrer's laughter answered hack
His preys conyusvo laughter.
They captive eye the dead
With envy of his CORY bed
Deaths quick rowrtd OF bravery,
They heard tho clank Of chains, and then
Saw thirty thousand bleeding men
Dragged manacled to slavery.
%Fe, do!'' the younger heavenly spark
Exclaimed: 'we must have missed our mark,
And entered helps own portals;-
Earth can't he stained with crimes o black;
Nay, sure We've got among pack
vi hends, and not OF mortalS.n
"No," said the elder, emo such thing;
Friends are not fools enough o wing
The nccks of one anolher;--
They know their interests too WE'LL
Men Eight; but every devil in hell
Lives friendly with his brother.
"And could point you ont some fellow,
On this Inflated planet, Tclus,
In Royal power that rcvel;
Who, at the opening OF the book
vi Judgment may have look
With envy at the devil"
Name but the devil and he'll appear
Old Satan in a trice near,
With smutty face and fgure
Ant spotlcss spirits of the skies,
Unseen to e'en his eyes,
Gould watch tho ioadish niger.
"Ilalloo" he cried; "G smell trick:
a mortal supetsedes Oil Nick
The scourge of earth appointed;
lie Tobs me Of my trade, outrants
The blasphomy OF hell, and vaunts
Himself the Lords anointcd.
Folks make a fuss about my mischief,
D--dasscs tamoly suffer this chief
To play his pnnks unbounded.''
The cherubs flew; hut from high,
At human iphumanity,
INC devil himself asOundo1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06
June %.

VALUABLE PAMUNKY LAND FOR SALE
The subscriber again offers for sale that valuable
farm lying on both sides of The Pamunly river in the
counties OF King William and Hanover and containing
from ioOo to 100 acres In point of locality and fertility
OIL SOIL this farm is exceed by but few in Eastern Viz
GINA 1t lies miles from Hanover Town from 5 to
from Hanover Courthouse, IL from Richmond and in
neghbohood Of the most and renteeI socit
ne soil Is well adapted to the culture the staple com
modites, such corn, wheat cotton &c-The fields
wen arranged, and well supplied with an abundance of
lumber and water and the whole almost an unbroken
level The improvements situated on eminence on the
hlhg william SIDE, consist OF a commodous dwelling
house, sufficient for the accommodation of LARGE fa,iI7
with all the necessary outhouses necessary for an
sve iarm-The subscriber invites those disposed TO pur
chase TO view the farm and make their COMMUNICATIONS IN
him by letter otherwise, TappahannocL Essex con
", va, and they will meet with prompt attention
should not this farm be privately disposed of sooner it
VIII without the Both day of August or
on the next fair day thereafter be offered at public sale on
the premises JOHN w HOMES
Tappahannock, Nav 9th. 2-wt3OtbAuo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

FROM CoNsTANTINoPLE.-Capta Girdler, OF the
brig Flora, which arrived yesterday from
whence she sailed the 9TH April informs that the OF
toman Porte making formidable preparations for the
subugauon OF the Pacha of Egypt. fleet OF Russians
from the Black Sea daily expected 10 cooperate with
the fleet OF Turkey The Turkish flag TO be hoisted
sailed The American character, since the arrival of Com
modore Porter and Mr. Eckford, being fully develop
ed, was gaining respect daily. Constantnope continued
unusually healtby--.N. T. Ere. Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

OF things and the of Colombia under federal
system OF governments and he learns from the Hon. Minis
ter with Infinite satisfaction that the prospect oil efiectng
at no very remote period is at present extremely
nauerng These only wanting TO give repose 10 this
suffering and seltsacrhcng people; whose patience
has been equal 10 their and whose perse
verance sustained by the holy impulses OF patriotic feel
ing has not been transcribed i'll any age country
Union and peace, secured by forms OF government ad-
mistered upon the principles incorporated in the Con-
stuion OF New Granada, cannot fail with the blessing oil
Providence to secure TO this highly favored land all the
advantages constituting national prosperity Agriculture
ana commerce will emerge from their and past state
oil depression; fresh and nvigoratng impulses will be 81
ven TO industry and entepze the of national and
individual wealth will be explored and developed; the love
oil order will PREVAIL and Colombia will her sta
ton among the nations of the earth United, she will be
happy and prosperous at home; respected and admired
abroad.
The undersigned avails himself of this to
to the Hon. Minister of Foreign Relations the
oi his high respect and distinguished consideration.
GSgnedl Il. p. MOORE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06
Office Of the Board Of Commissioners under the Cor
Uention 10Th Denmark

- WAsH1NGToN, May II, 1892.
HNhE Board at the present session. having nvesgat-
N ed all the claims not heretofore acted upon which
were presented for their considerations and at the desire
OF the parties not 10 readiness having postponed any de-
clson on the claims presented by them; IL is ordered
that when this board adjourn, it will adjourn to meet
again on the first Monday Of October next and that it
VIII on that day proceed finally to decide well on cases
examination
And as the time limited by law for the existence rths
board will expire in few months after lis next meeting
tits further
Ordered, That the Secretary Of This board notify all
persons, whom may concern, that assurance can be
gwen, That any claim will be acted upon which shall not
be ready for examination the first Monday of October
next BY order Of tho Board,
ROBERT FULTON, Secretary.
May ~ 6-2amS&1wfO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

NOilCE.-Ihe subscribers being very DESTROYS TO
close their administration the the late Ed
mund iny, decd hereby request and notify all persons
having claims against said call on Lew Jones
one OF the ADMINISTRATORS who has the money ready for ali
lay, as we determined to close the business of tbe
estate, and are prepared TO do So and end il sce m
Lew JONES, Adm'rs. of Ed.
June %. 20 80,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

UNLKWOOD ESTATE.-The Proprietor of the Elk
~ wood estate in the county of Cupeper, informs the
public that that desirable property will be put up pub
lie auction on Wednesday the LIST day OF August next
the premises, unless eligible offer is in the
made Tor the by private contract For particulars
he begs to refer to his advertisement of last year. Any
gentleman wishing for further information, may obtain the
by addressing line John Browning at the Post
Office, Stevensburg, Culpcper county, Virginia.
The estate consists OF 1881 hereabout, lying
compact with Mansion House in the i'm good re-
pair and substantial barns and buidngs Of every
scnpton, at convenient distance from the Dwelling.
A stream runs through the estate, which or
two mill sites The property is bounded side by
the river Rappahannock and extensive bottom of low
grounds, without marsh stagnan water, OF many hun
dred The open lands in cultivation are nearly all
on level, and consist, in general of rich loams liable
towash large breadth is in clover, and is
among the best grazing land in the State Distance from
Washington City 60 miles, and 30 miles from Fredercks-
burg.
The Editors of the Wing, the Winchester Republican
the National nelligencer and the Fredericksburg Poi-
cal Arena will insert the in May, the list
18th weeks in June, aud the 2nd and Sd weeks i'm July
Mays. TIl7-5t-wt20thJuly1 j. BROWNING
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06
Plaintiff,


IN CERY-VIRGINIA.--Ata Court continued
u and held for Buckingham county, the 10th day of
May, 1892
Henry AdcOck Odm'or of Elisha Adcock, decd PltfE
against
Valentine Scruggs and Finch Scruggs, ex'or of Allen
Scruggs, decd,
The defendant Valentine Scruggs, not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the Act OF
Assembly and the rules OF this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence is not an inhaban Of This
country IS ordered, That the said absent defendant do
appear here on the first day of the August Term and
answer the bill OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
City oil Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and post
cd at the front door of the Court House of this county
Copy. Testc, II. ELDRIDGE C. DC
June IL. 10 we,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

HANCERY-VIRGINIA.-A rules held for the
n Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Cbes
teheld County in the Clerks Office thereof in the month
of June, 1892:
Daniel Rudd, Zachariah Rudd, Elizabeth Rudd and
Harriet Rudd; the said Zacharab Elizabeth and Harriet
being infants Of tender years. by William Goode Jr their
next enu, Plfs.
against
Robert r. Branch, who administrator of Leonard
hu c' uecup IlehrY alum and VIM Talbot, DTS.
The defendant, Rober, r. Branch not having entered
his appearance aud given security according TO the act of
Assembly and the rules OF this Court il appearing bv
satisfactory evidence That he is not nhabitant of this
Commonwealth, il is ordered that the said Branch do an
pear here the first day Of August term next and an
swer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of this ordev
be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed i'm the
City OF Richmond, for two months successivcly and poste
at the front door Of the Court House Of this county.
CVpy-Teste, l.. NUNNALLY. d. O.
june a. Its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

Commissioners Office, Richmond, l4th June, 1882.
The parties concerned will take notice, that have APP
fore the referred by the above ORDER at my
office, at the Capitol in the City OF Richmond which
nc and place shall proceed execute the said order
VIM. G. PENDLETON, Commissioner.
June %. l3-wAw-