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Jolly IS, Issl.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GE0RGiA--Tbe third
I'VE Course Of Lectures iu this School OF Medicine
siusied IN Augusta, will the third Monday
preceding The third Wednesday OF the following April
whieh viii be commencement day This includes term
o x months instead Of tho ordinary period Of only three
and half four.
One Of The Professors in Europe procuring adJi-
HOns 70 The Anatomical Museum, Apparatus &c, and IL
expected 10 return by October. The College Build
ing - ~ state OF ierwsrnrss, and will by contract I've
III readiness Tor the pion Of the next Cdss will
accommodate 250 Students The Professors
Gro. NJ Nswrox. IL. u. :" """'0" sSg w." f"s''0'
PAU r. EVE, NJ. d., Of The principles and practise
OF Surgery
MrLroE ANTONY, rs. D., nj Obstetrics aud Diseases
Of Vomen and Infants. .
ALEX. CUENtrGHAM, NJ. D., of the Theory and
Practice of Medicine
JosEpn A. Eve, A.. d., Of Therapeutics and Mate
ria Medicd.
L. D. FORD. NJ. D., of CheDisfry and Pharmacy
q. III. NEWTON, NJ. D., Pf0secf0r and DemOpsfrdfor.
The acquisitions Of Candidates for the Dociorsle In hi,
INSTITUTION the those Of other Medical Coll
3eges IN the United States.
The expenses
NJ articulation Ticket, 10 be taken once, S. 90
tickets Tor full Course Of Lectures, 500 90
demonstration Ticket, 10 be taken once, $40 90
Dplcms, St0 90
Good Board, with Lodging, Is Usually obtained BY Stu.
JOSEPH A. EVE. Dean et Faculty.
Augusta, Ca, July, 1884, 2t-H
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consequence OF an arrangement contemplated
n under the Sd section OF the act Of Congress, mention
ed in the advertisement Of the 9Th instant for proposals
10 rebuild the Bridge the Potomac, between
Washington and Alexandra, il will be considered part
OF said proposals, that The Contractor shall il required
receive, ut lair valuation, such OF the materials bereo
fore provided, under former asog eInenis for tie con
strucion of said bridge, the Engineer may deem suit,
able, 70 be substituted and used Tor Tint purpose The va
luaon OF Them 10 be fixed by the Engineer or some
Other competent and dsinteresied person. selected v
thc Treasury Department; and deduction to be made
from the contract entered into corresponding with the
actual valuation, and the difference between the worth OF
the materials nsmed ia said and III Sc lcb
may be substituted therefor The substitution aud price
10 De agreed on and notified TO The Contractor, before
commences the procurement OF the materials.
The old bridge aud all its materials are TO be
as belonging TO the Contractor he making paying Tor
the repairs thereon, TO keep IT, DcludD2 ihe draw
in possable CONDITION, for the OF himself in s re-
construction, and Of tie public from the date Of said at
Of Congress, until the time specified the above sdve
ment, Tor the interruption Of The travel thereon " louni
necessary. LEVi WOODBURY.,
Secreforyef The Treasury.
July ~. 22-tI6A
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ny RITCHlE a COOK.

" ENQURER puhIished generally, and
session
Price heretofore Five Dola,s
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mail the Of all letters
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Whoever will the nine shall
the tenth gratis.
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NOTICE On tie first day Of January, 1923. or 20,
~ exeeued my bond, with NY brother. Geo c. W d
ton, security 10 Reubcn Austin, Tor the hire Of nfgro
named Anthony The bond was executed when was .
minor, with the understanding fbs became Of
sgo waste execute new bond, win the security ;
which have done aud taken receipt sgainst the first,
which 1 understand u ia the possession 0i MIR.
Payne, Of Oooelmd. his agent, MIR Benz H. Pow ell,
Of Gainesville. Thsis TO iorewsfn al persons from trading
or said bond, determined never 10 pay IT, unless
compelled by law. NATHANIEL, WALTON.
Jolly I. l6-w4w~
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July o.

rW7O Manuel Judah and Robert g. Macon executors Of
q Chancellor " Saunders, deed, William c. ssund
ers Tennason d Anderson, Musoe Chambers. william,
Henson, John Henson, WIN d McCienney and Martha
his wife, formerly Martha Archer, felict Of DR.. Peter r.
Ascher, deed, George Sovall, George N Henley Chas-
fsin Bracket, George W. Williams Edward Cox GEORGE
Henry Wcydemier Tbomss -. Gay and Eliza lis vile
Creed Baskins, late Sheriff Of Powhslan, aud as such
adm'r. OF WIN. Archer, deed aud Junius Archer Dab
ney w. Archer, VIM. Arc e. Elizabeth Archer and ohm
y. Archer, children OF WIN Archer, deed, May r.
Saunders, Branch !. Archer, --- YATES aud Martha
his vile:
Take notice, that shall proceed 10 lake he dispositions
Of Henry Wbtlock, George w. Wilhsms aud oilers al
Jefferson 10 The county nj POwhalan, between hours
Of o'clock, A. NJ and o'clock r. NJ on the 18th J.v
Of August next; and Of John s. Fleming aud Others At
Goochland Court house, between he hours on the
18Th Of The same month, ION both occasions continue
from day TO dsy until completely 10 he read evidence
in suit ia Chaneefy depending IN the county Court Of
Powhssn in which you defendants aud a plsntif
q; each Of which times and places you may attend or not
as you please Respectfully,
ALBlN @. SAUNDERS.
lowhatan, July ), 1884 1O--vf1-
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MAY l3.

AND, IN AMELIA, FOR SALE-Tne Subscriber
HL oilers Tor saie his Plsntaon in the county Of Ame-
VA lying on S'nacks Creek, about six miles below the
Court III and three from Coolies Bridge containing
o2S Acres; upwards oil 1870 OF which is fiat land inferior
10 none 10 the county; upwards Of $50 wood
dependent oil the swsinp lis well wstereJhsving five
or SIX neser-isiling streams running through each al
iordiDg proporonate quantity OF Hat and meadow land
The improvements are, comfortable dwelling house,
oscco barns sufficient TO cure fourteen Thousand weight
OF tobacco new gransry, and most other houses usual
on arm lie Is also authorized TO self shond il the
purchaser) from hundred one hundred aud fhy
Acres adjoining the above, mostly swamp and wood land
oil superior quality
A. lew farms OF the size, in this section of the
country, afford The like advantages Tor The cultivation OF
tobacco those wishing to purchase would do well TO view
the preinl-es JOHN 4. BOTTOM.
July Is. 2I-os
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KECMNOvD VIRGINIA., TUESD-s ", JUL y. 20, 1884

a N0LD MINE TRACT IN BUCKiNGHAM.-For
~ sale or lease, the dover interest OF Mrs Elizabeth
Lewis, IN Tract oil Land. lying Wsons Fork, in the
county oil buckingham about or miles from the Court
house, belonging to the estate of her deceased husband
'he late Col wm Lewis. This tract, sometimes CALI
ed the Gold Mine Tract, supposed contain about 100
acres Gold has been frequently found upon it--in one
instance single lump, said to hive been worth ards
oil SiOO COL Lewis some short time before his death
and beo searching TOR Gold pursued profitable
business in Virginia. had commenced preparations on an
extensive scale for washing and separating the ORE
more particular description is deemed unnecessary as
none, presumed, would purchase without examining
the property Persons disposed to Tor Mrs Lew
ss interest will please address their aons post
paid. TO Gen s. W. s. Cabell, Dsnvie, John Robertson
Richmond or the subscriber, Concord r. o.. Campbell
STERLING c. ANDERSON,
:. attorney in fact for Mrs. f Letcs
MAY 10. 81
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FENRuSr sALE-By virtue OF deed OF trust execu
III ted TO US by DR.. Thomas Peers and wife, OF Gooch
land county, ior'he purpose Of securing certain sum
oil money therein expressed due Stephen Duvs we
ofus shall on the first day OF August 1884, residence
oil said Dr. Thomas Peers, in the county sioresa sell for
cash. the tract OF land he resides being the same
conveyed 10 us in the deed menoned, much thereof
will be sufficient satisfy the said sum- with interest
and expenses attending the execution oil this trust.
J JoHN Il E IRESu,,N Trustees.
The above sale will be made by aud with my consent
aud appreciation. THOMAS PEERS.
July 1. I6-tis
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PORTER, BELDEN & co.
1O-i6t


HN RY-VIRc1NfA.--At Rules taken IN
"a tie Clerks Office OF Prince Edward County Court,
the 9Th day Of July, 1884,
James Foster, Plaintiff,
against
Charles Woodson and Samuel Venable, Ex'ors Of James
Ewing, deed, and Edward Booker Defendants
UPON AN INJUrcTioN.
The defendants Venabe, having entered his appear
snce and given security according OF the Gene.
raj Assembly and the rules OF this Court and u appearing
that he IS no. au intbsnl Of this SaleOn The motion
Of the paiuhl, by his Alto ney, II Is entered Rules
Aforesaid aud accordingly Ordered at the said defend
ant Nenabe, do appear here the FIRST day Of October
Court nest and answer the plaintiffs amended bill and
that ccpy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
one OF The pubic newspapers printed in the city Of Rich
moBd for two months seccessivey, and alo posted the
front door Of the court house of This county.
Copy Tese, II. j. WORSHAM G. c.
July 10 20--wSw
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IUto STONE MASONS.- Al mes ting OF tie stock
II holders OF the Buckingham Iron Manufacturing
company on the 2lsi inst, was resolved, THAT the
Treasurer he authorised advertise In the Richmond pa
papers aud Lexington Reporter for contractor to erect
furnace Tor the Company IL is a-mportant that the
work be commenced Immediately, and that IL be well
executors and will be needless for any person to make
application, unless lie comes well recommended.
49, ED. w. SIMS.
Virginia Mills. Buckingham County, July o. 24--6t
he lexington Reporter will publish tho above
mond for payment - - -
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Daily line OF Stage Coaches.

Q1k7Uz <aAhUR daily line OF Stage Coach.
AasRs dzss} ErS - es will commence running from
IGs ZAP ssss Richmond TO Lewisburg on the 9th
instant. Leave Richmond at A.
Nj. and arrive al Wilmington at p. NJ Leave Will
mDgIon at A. Nj. and arrive in Charlottesville at 10 A..
M-aDd leave Charlottesville al 10 liz A. NJ. aud arrive
in Stauh0n at 8 IL r. MLeave Stsunton morning
al A. NJ. and arrive al Warm Springs al p. Leave
Warm Springs at A. NJ. and srrive in Lewisburg at
p. NJ
ing the Stage from Charlottesville at Brooke's and aiv
ing at Staunion in the same time with passengers by
Charlottesville.
This arrangement affords fine iseiities nvslids who
may wish 10 Wei. the Sprngs-anJ TO those who nay visit
them for pleasure, u will not be Objectionable.
EDWIN PORTER co.
J. N. e. STOCKTON & co.
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III AiSSOLUTiON.-The coparinershp heretofore ex !.
mI isiing, under the firm OF b. Elicit & Co.. this ay
dissolved, by mutual consent. All persons having claims
against said firm, will present them for payment; and
'hose Indebted will please make immediate payment
either OF the subscrbersas speedy settlement is de-
sired. BENJAMIN EIIETT
July FL, 1891. SEMPLE Elicit
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n AND FOR SALE will sell about 300 acres Of
n prime Pamunkey land, combining many dvantsges:
1t part oil the celebrated ferry estate formerly in the
occupancy OF Mai. Geo. Dabney. decd Ii needs no
comment; the neghborivod is second in point of in
tellgenco and hospitality TO any in the Old Dominion
This land is 10 miles only from Richmond; fertile and
gain be had by early purchase IL not sold by the
10th OF August next it will without reserve be sold on
the premises on that day. TO the highest bidder for
third cash. the balance in two equal annual payments
cured by bond, With approved security lien the
land. w. E. GAYLE.
King William, June 10. ln-n
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RUcKINcHAM LAND FOR sALE.--rhs sui

BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE-The sub.
II scriber, having made arrangements
West oilers for sale, accommodating terms, thu Tract
which he resides situated miles West Of The Court
house. on the road leading TO Bent creek, adjoining the
lands OF Robert Moore and Others containing by
survey 974 and adapted 10 the culture OF corn
wheat aud tobaccoof the finest texture There
land flat ground sufficient TO make, With little assistance
eight OF ten thousand weight OF the finest kind Of tobacco
annum, besides good proportion of tobacco land
clear he improvement comfortable DIVE Hing house
shielded grssry, stables tobacco houses kitchen other
oui-houses Being determined 10 sell bargain may be
bad privately, by paying FIVE hundred dollars down. and
the balance IN Que, Two aud three years. by giving sas-
factory security Tor the purchase money There few
situations in this OF the county possessing adj
yanages than the ered in understandings
health, and fine water running through every field with
10 lew miles OF James River and excellent road
Hardwicksyilc, where tobacco may be shipped for los
per hid; ne ranges for stock Should This Land not be
disposed OF privately before the 81 Monday in September
that being Buckingham Court day, IL will then be sold 10
TIE highest bidder Persons disposed to purchase would
do well 10 examine; and they hereby invited Io So
TIL. MONTAGUE
July ~ 2f-w5w
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SIZZLING OFF CABINET FURNITURE. at re-
~ dnced pricesIt being Necessary 10 close the bust.
ness Of Mr. George Hendree immediately, will sell for
CASH Fuf'ure and Mahogany Of all kinds, from fifteen
10 twenty per cent. less than former prices Persons
wishing TO buy either article will DO we'll by FALLING as
there Is the largest sssormenO both articles ever IN his
place. w. Nj. SMITH,
July IS. l2t-6tJ fgeat Jor the Esfafe
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HOOKS. QUILLS. AND PAPER. receired. The
~ Blue Book; observations the European Vine, &C.
by Fisher aud Buos; Bridgewaier Treatise containing
Lille Of Rowland Hill; Guy Kivers; Mead on Family
Prayer; Mrs Sigourneys Sketches Nc ahon's Gar.
oen'ng; general assortment of Quilts very supc.
nor an assortment OF LIE ter aud Fooscap Papers lust
received ny X. ID. SANXAY. agent.
July 30 2I-S,
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EhAGGEk'S SPRINGS, (JThne Sulphur 1.-The
Ely above Springs situated in the Nortern parr of
Boteourt county. within two and half miles Of James
River 16 miles above Pditonsbug Buchanan on the
road from thence TO the White Sulphur Springs from
which they distant AZ miles; from gton % miles
ana about the same distance West oil the Natural Bridge
Having but reven'iy become the OF The properly
our best efforts have not enabled complete its i'm
provements SO far desired We have, however made
such progress with the buildings and other
as 10 authorize confident belief, That by the lit TO the
l5h july shall be prepared for the accommodation of
some 20 80 visiters.
These Springs, though well known in the adjacent
counties, are (rom want OF preparation by their former
owners TO receive company comparatively unknown
the distant pubhc therefore deem il proper say
The Information oil such, that tie is similar in quail
~ to that OF the White Sulphur Springs in Greenbrer
county. and is he1 in the highest estimation by those no
have used IL. They under the management OF Mr.
Charles l. Dbreli, who is using every effort lie ready
Tor the accommodation OF those who may visit him The
Eastern and Western Stages arriving every other night
Buchanan Hack will be in readiness convey 10 the
Springs the next mornings passengers disposed
to visit him. JOHN GARTH
Richmond, July s, 1884. j. w. DIBRELL.
The public respectfully informed that the above es-
Enlistment viii be opened Tor the reception of company
on Monday the 10Th inst. II IL, however proper TO say
tomy friends, that they must prepared make many
allowances; from the incomplete OF things,
shall be unable give them such accommodations
sire. CHARLES L. DIBREII
July IS
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CUmDERBApD CoUNTV, to wjc
The parties in tie fore going sui will take notice that
Thursday the 8i- Of Jolly inst, Al my office at The
hour OF ~ o'clock. shalt the foregoing set
dement's when and wI,e,e they will attend with their
vouchers. papers and proof relative 70 the same
Jolly 4. ll7-thl HEZ. FORD q O.
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uNHE snip JeUeTs0n just in from Liverpool, having
N brought the remainder oil importation OF Spring
Goops. excerpts few packages-aud receipts oil DO.
nestle and other Goods from the North, having very
heavy within a few dsys-we now prepared 10 offer
20 customers, aud TO all who may call on US
one OF the largest supplies OF Goods ever had in
store. aud which equal in style any thing in the Div
Goods line have seen for many easons Goods are
indeed both handsome and cheap. A more general adj
veriisement will appear in lew days.
X. s ]. 5. JAMES & CO.
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Of whom are men Of the puresf character, and most unauss.
toned patriotism. or tho coolition, whose object Il Is 10
PROSTATE Gen. Jsckson's Administration, Ia order to pave
'he way Tor themselves 10 political pre.erment we have
spoken our opinions freely, believing that their conduct
required the exposure.
Entertaining these principles, and actua,ed by these
feelings, we have Witnessed with pain and regret, the
course taken during the last session of Congress. bv our
Repre- sentstive the Hon. John III Fulton, and the votes
OF our Senator in the State Legislature, Col John Kti-
Ter: and, believing that the right OF instr uc,ion is one Of
me highest prerogsiiyes OF The people OF a Tree govern
meOt, and that the Representative. as the servant of The
Peopic, Is bound faithfully TO conform Ia the instruction OF
. majority OF his constituents; aud, believing, moreover.
mat a majority OF our fellow citizens concur ~ te scuti.
mems above expressed therefore,
L. RESOLVED, That in the opinion OF this meeting. there
Is no power granted 10 The Government Of The United
States. TO incorporate a Bank.
q Resoired, as the option OF this meeting, That tho
Bank OF The United States Is an unsafe, unit and danger.
Gus depository oil the public moneys, and ought not 10 be
re- chartered.
3. Resoired, That we do mos, heartily anprove The
Bank Veto. aud believe that the removal Of the public de.
postes from the Bank OF the w.. s. was testified and called
Tor, by the soundesi considerations Of putlic rolicy, and the
pest interss's of the country: aud ilst their restoration 10
The said Bank, would be pregnant with mischief 10 the
welfare and safety of our institutions.
4. Resoiced. That our Senator in The State Legislature
be instructed. and we do hereby instruct him, in the next
session oil the General Assembly, TO vote fer Willism c.
Hives. or some other individual pledged 10 supno,t IN.
principles Of his constituents, as United States Senator.
and use all honorable aud proper means to secure lis
election.
o. Rtsolred, Tha, we should not hold any public ser.
ven' guiii.ss, who would vote for -. w. Leigh; and that.
Ieriecdting his reelection 10 The Senate Of The u. s., our
Senator Is hereby Instructed TO vote against him. whether
there he opposition TO him or ot.
D Res0fUed. That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman, and copies thereof Il transmitted 10 lie Editor of
Tue Times, aud the Editors OF the Richmond Enquirer, for
publication. VIM. PRICE. Choirnon
JAMES p. CARROLL, Secrefory.
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idea OF the actual state Of public opinion here 10 relation
TO MIR. Leigh. than by stating what recollect 10 have seen
IN Trotieris Memoirs OF Charles j. Fox:
when MIR. Fox visited Paris al the period that Nspole-
on was First Consul, he attended the Levee In company
With Lord Erskine. When MIR. Fox was announced TO
Napoleon, he expressed the iiveiiest pleasure at seeing
him, and paid him the most marked attention. When
Lord Erskine was announced, he inquired OF. some one
near him who he was, aud for what re msrksblc, and WAS
answered he was ahwyer. Such 10 the dife renee between
Tue lame OF the statesman and that Of the mere Law yer.
The one has a reputation bounded strictly by the munich
pal regulations or laws OF the eonntry the other bass re-
pu'ation co eSiensive with the civilized world; from
~Archangel TO the Rock Of Gibraltar; from Cape Horne TO
Lsbrsdor.-What mean, IL. that Mr. Leigh is n great
man. so far as the Revised Code OF Virginia has suihoiiiy,
aud no ieriher. We are as ignorant OF the pretensions Of
Mr.. Leigh, as Napoleon was OF Lord Efskine's. and from
the same cause.
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TO TIN EDITORS or THE

70 TIE EDITORS or THE EMO yIRER.
! am delighted al the lashing you gave hun of Ibe
wing, 10 yeor two papers Of last week.=lf was richly
nfseFNeh. Ana, a repetition OF The lash, at proper inter-
'"'''" WIZ 'esch bin, no doubt, to pay more respect In fu.
,"Ta 10 The feelings OF others, and rs good m& as he is.
John Randolph once said, that The remarks of b. Hardin
was hke a butchers knife, wbetied upon a brick bat" 1
am grsiihedlo see you use a more smooth and keen jnstru.
inenii because, ! believe a wound inflicted by il, does not
80 sooh ciealiize. Low, vulgar abuse, is Disgusting; and
I ah sure uiat no man, having proper regard to truth,
WIZ accuse you OF using such language. Yet, In the
language OF "Ciyis," IN last Tuesdays Enquirer, / say.
Apply tie lssh'-H is high time the war vas carried in
to the. enemy's county and The friends Of the Adn,inisira-
lion rely upon The Enquirer and tie Petersburg ConsleIla-
Ton, 10 DO u. They have Truth Oh their side-and, thus
armed, hey have nothing to fear.
Aug a. AN OLD sUBscR1BER.
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At a meeting Of a number Of the voters Of Hentico
County, held At HAley's tavern, on Saturday The 23d day
Of hugps;, 1881, John H~les. Egg was called to the
Char, aud John o.. Mosby appointed Secrelary-whefe-
upon, Philip Mayo, Esq, after addressing The meeting.
offered The following Resoiutons, which we're adopted
with one dissenting vote:
itesolvcd, That the People, portion Of the vo.
tiers Of Henrieo County, here assembled, in the exerclse
OF 8 right, which may not DE denied by aDy-ihe rieht
to instruct our Representatives, in our own lime, and IN
eur own way; viii instruct John NJ. Bolts, Eco, our De.
legate 10 The Virginia Assembly. not only to vote against
Benjamin W. Leigh, Esq, but 10 use III proper snd legal
means TO prevent his recollection 70 tho Senate Of the u.
States.
Resoived, That John HsIes, Reuben c. Allen, Clai-
borne Cartwright, Bowler Fisher, John o. Mosby. Thomas
& West, Richard H. Wbillock, Charles n. Abrahsms.
Richard Elysoo, William -. Randolph. Jordan p. Cam
den, Robert s. Carter, williamson Allen, Charles l.. Nc
Conl, Thomas Bfosnihan, and John Hu,ciison be. aod f,ey
arc hereby appointed . Conninec, Those du'y II shall be.
70 obtsint the signatures OF Inc legal voters Of his county to
the following Instructions, 10 VII;
"To John ~. Bolts, Esq
SIR I'VE The undersigned, voters Of TIE County Of
Hcnrico, exercising Tie indisputablc right Of free men.
do hereby inform, sDd inslyuct yon, that N IL ocs will hat
you shall not oulY vote against Benz W. Leigh, Esq but
use your best exersions 10 prevent the reelection Of the