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Whereas, were the

agricultural purposes. Whereas, were the
land sold instead of being leased, they
would bring high price, both on account
OF the mineral riches they were known &c
contain, & of the fertility of the soil. But al
ter the land was spoiled by the diggings, that
covered it like the tracks Of so many molcs
in garden, it would bring little or nohing.
As property of the United States, it was
becoming less and less valuable every day.
Personally, Mr.. d. felt little concern in
the matter: for many of his constituents,
who were miners, had demonstrated against
the measure; though from careful atten-
lion to every expression of opinion on the
subject, he believed majority were in ia
vor of the sale. And, as he was fully per-
suaded that it was for The public interest of
Illinois, and the future prosperity Of the
mining district, he hoped the bill would
pass.
Mr.. D. said he had not ascertained with
precision what was the actual expenses to
tie government in carrying on these mines;
he knew there were several agents en-
p'oyed, and presumed there were other
charges nearly, if not quite, equal in all
to the value of the rent received, which,
he said, Gf we understood him correctly
was 6O4 ,S2S lbs. Of lerd in the year 1888,
the value of which, at So per hundred, was
only about $4,000 dollars.
The further consideration of the bill was
postponed to Friday. The house then ad-
journed
IN SENATE-JUNE 9.
The joint resolution from the house of
representatives, fixing upon the 30lh of
June for the adjournment Of Congress, was
taken up for consideration.
On motion of McKEAN, the resolution
was amended by striking out "3Oth off
June," and inserting "S0th Instant" which
was adopted.
The resolution as amended, was then
IN.
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ANOTHER BANK RoBpERr.--A |

ANOTHER BANK ROBBERY. "A letter
received by the Claiborne, last night, from
New Orleans, states, that on the 9Th inst,
the porter of the canal bank in that city
robbed its vaults Of forty-two thousand
dollars, with which he made his escape;
but 1t was thought he would be apprehend-
ed.-MiSSouri Republican
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Gen. JAMES ADAMS, of Springfield, i.
announced IN the Sangamon journal, as {
candidate tor governor of this state, at the
ensuing August election.
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CANDIDATES.
AUeUsr ELECTION. 1874.

| =
AUGUST ELECTION. 1884.
-ts FOR GoUernor,
JOSEPH DUNCAN.
WILLIAM KINNEY, r. X. McLAuGHLrN
For Lieutenant Governor,
VIM B. ARCHER.
a M. JENKINS. JAMES EVANS.
For Congress-lst District,
JofK REYNOLDS CHARLES SLADE.
A w. SNYDER.
Second District,
WILLIAM H. DAVIDSON.
ZADoK CASEY.
Third District,
BENAM Mills WILLIAM L May
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
Seute--Bond, Montgomery, and Macou-
FL pin.
BisJAMIN ROBERTS EAsfoN WHrrroN.
Monroe and Clinton, 70.
BENJAMIN BOND. JAMES Moore
JONATHAN LYNCH j. Il. BRADLEY.
IA Vermilion,
DANIEL w. BEcKwIrH.
Hose Of Representatives..
Fdyette.
Co.. SAMUEL HoUsToS,
RoB'T BLACKWELL j. A. WAKEFIELD.
Clinton.
join M. O'HAENETT.
Col. THos RAY. JAMES TEMPLE.
Wabash.
DR.. william G. ANDERSON,
Col. ORLANDO hcKLrN, Ed. SMITH, Esq.
Laurence.
Maj. JOHN BARNES. E. 2. RYAN.
White.
f. B. Webs. Esq.
JeKN McCowN. | JOHN Z. GotDy.
Crawford.
VIM. H1GHsM1TH,
Dr.. MAusEY: DONALD McGEnEY.
Edrards
CD. Thomas HUNT, Mr.. JEFFERSON.
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The first newspaper in England, was
published ON the 2Sth Of May, 1915. This
was the Liverpool Times, which is publish
cd at the present day.
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The notorious Stephen w. Fireman, was
brought to st. Louis, in irons,pp the 18th
INST. He was taken in Arkansas, having
attached himself to a band Of rdbbers after
his escape from the iaiI in ST. Louis.
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We are requested 10 annoynce AK1Ns
EVANS candidate for the Off e of sheriff,
for the county Of Favette.
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About one quarter Of the village of Ba-
tavia, N. Y. was destroyed b fire on the
S0h ult.
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II is reported that Mr.. LE1pHER has OBJ
tanned his seat by majority d 80 votes.
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HORSE, 4 year old, IA Ia hands high.
some saddle and collar marks, scar on
he left thigh, appraised to $40. Also, one
roam HORSE, five yenrs old, IA l-2 hands
high, star in his forehead, left hind foot
white, long switch tail, appraised to $35.
Also, one bay HORSE. a years old, IA Ia
hands high, blaze in his face, some saddle
marks, also some white hairs at the root of
his tail, RICH, hind and left fore foot white,
wart on the lower corner Of his right eye,
supposed to he branded with pot hooks on
the near shoulder; appraised to 81 dollars
by w. D Shirley and Alexander Gray
before me this 9Th May, 1894.
JAMES GRAY, J. P.
A copy, tes,e,
HIRAM RoUNrREE, Cl'k. II
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A TAKEN UP by Hugh Ma
M ksuiH fh lone, living in Darwin, Clark
SK county, Ill. sorrel mare, 7
years old past, some collar
marks, blaze face, two ,olerably large sad
die marks, a small white spot just hack Of
her right shoulder, and another Of the same
kind on her right thigh; no other marks or
brands percelvable; appraised at $40 by
Hathaway Linton and James Lockard, 7th
June, 1884, before
U. MANLY, J. P.
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All eist OF the thifd and west OF TIC SEC
ond meridian.
The sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, aid to be continued from day to day
until completed. All persons who have
made improvements on any Of said lands
previous to their selection, will be entitled
to pIeemp,ion right of not more than 100
acres by making the proofs as required by
The acts above recited and by paying the
amour. into the State Treasury previous to
the day of sale.
JAMES T. B. STAPP, Auditor
Public Accounts. Illinois.
June l, 1884. 52-Sm
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VANDALIA:
THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1884.

ETEditor absent.
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Monroe and Clinton,
BENJAMIN BOND. JAMES MOORE
JONATHAN LYNCH. ]. T. BRADLEY.
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HUZZA FOR BARGAINS !

fCrdT" UNION CORNER"
VIM. L. WHEATON has just received supsY
black noubie satin vestngs, white and cold Mar
:e'lles vestngs, dark ginghams, Cd colourcd In.
dia mating. extra quality black silk for dresses.
black silk hdkfs., knitting cottons, green window
shades, ernnet, blue jean peruvian fancy ribbons
pms, cable cord, brads and cords, brown shee,nr.
scarlet and green bombazets, corded skirts, gloves
common medium, and superior quality, cotton
and linen cdgings, ninepenny calicoes, slk ,Ioys.
at 20 cents, palm leaf fans at cents. calico., a,
y cents, shirting cents nts,-fr.iture ealicoe 10
cents, l2 l-2 cents, &c. Gloves l2 l-2. white
sat'een, blue florence silk, &c. &c.: for cheap
Goods apply at LONG ROOM
aug. z.
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HOPE B ANK.

Erecutor's Noi,cc.
T'HE subscriber hereby gives notice that
he has been duly appointed and taken up
on himself the trust Of Executor of the
last Will and Testament Of
JAMES SISSON.
late of Warren, deceased, by giving
bonds as the law requires. He therefore
all persons indebted 10 said es.
tate, to make immediate payment, and
those having demands, to present the
same for settlement, without delay.
GEORGE SISSON, Exec'r.
Aug. l6. 3w.
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NOTICE..

FH\HE subscriber would beg leave to
IL acquaint his Patrons and the Pub.
lic generally, that he has associated with
him. Doct. BULLOCK, in the Practice Of
Pysic and Surgery.
DOCT. BULLOCK having availed
himself Of the advantages Of the first Med
zeal Schools in this country, for the acqui-
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operative Surgery; to which branch hs
will pay particular attention.
JEREMIAH WILLIAMS.
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GROCERIES,.
yWNHE subscriber has on hand at his
IL Store, corner ofWator and Miller
streets, u general assortment Of goods
usually called Tor in Grocery Store,-
such az coffee, tea, sugars, melasses,
flour, butter, cheese, pork, lard, soap, can
dies, oil, dried apples, apples by the bal
rel or bushel, spices Of all kinds, ground
pepper, loaf and lump sugar, rye and in
dian meal, Sc. sc.
WOODEN WARE.
A general assortment Of Wooden waro
such as willow Wagons, cradles, tubs,
pals, draw and deck buckets, mortars,
nest boxes, dippers, trays, umbrella stands,
table mats, rolling pins, cheese hoops,
balls, boxes, patent wheel heads, pound
.srs, churns, flower pots, hair and wire
selves, sc. sc.
ALSO-Stone, earhern and crockerv
,aare. All OF which he will sell as low as
can be bought.
NATHANIEL DROWN.
May 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09
DEATHS.


Died: in this city. Friday morning 3ot yoat OF his age
uenfy Hopkins OF Stockbrhtg Massachusetts Mr. Hopkins
snsasd 70 the early pe Of 30 assistant
terminated bis ine From that sickness hc thought had sun
recovered TO admit OF his
gnyen the route nd
fedccksburg ho
TO hts active produced relapse
AZ Hopkins having
anus were acquainted with him; tho bentg
stranger amongst separated from o
s inds awakened than ordinary his behalf
those who thrown BY accident during
son, deeply his death,
relatives IN their sad Bereavement.
D'rd ON the fth 6o'5lock
James ana Louisa NJ MasSd fcd months and heen days
departed THIS NO. the I'D ut Illness
christian resignation
Chchrfcr, The bmabc
aud the Of
ieyton late OF Stafford Of
mas lett dconoGte husband
relatives
winter Of his notice knew we'll Infancy
bud to the full blown flower; truth hs
strongest Testimonial 10 her wofthShc fulfilled the
duties OF an obedont daughter, wife,
moher an indnIgen' MISTRESS charitable
wotd Puie heart nsvoRo Rere!- inhabited
otaoc wisdom has called her henco humby
e"e'ne mandate and remember that loss her eternal gain
AZ Saratoga Springs john Linton or
New Orleans and President OF the Canal Bank His
Inhabitants Sal
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bloodhound" lie IL the first "rafe, ginucine aut Bank
man the Bsnkites known to lowell He has
some winning ways about bip, which make him great
favorite with oil who known be open and avowed
advocates for charter The truth is, Mr. Leigh hoped
that the Legislature and some few Members OF Congress
whom he and Clay and their hurra boys had frightened
out OF their Wits last winter would be able vouion-
lie Virginia. lie bnds, now, he leaned Iffie too much
towards the Bank and has just his able anti Bank friend
mr. Pieasan's 10 night him up again, as say in the
Country, where tobacco is made.
Now, MesUs. Editors, give Mr. Lciph all the benefit
OF his being opposed 10 the Bank in good faith and the
people Ought to have confidence in him, as one wl
lcels the least sympathy with them in their suetipps
tor II rs as evident as the light Of Heaven Ienry
Gay exceped no man in the u. States did more than
benjamin atkins Leigh aggravaie the dsrese. of the
Feopie las winter aud spring As they had through Bank
presses hxe tile odum poor old Jackson they car
Ell not what suffering they visited the People; and
when they could not make the suffering worse they pro.
or any Other who pretended he did not know where The
pnbc treasure was; yet fobbed round SUN out of il ma
reward Tor alarming aud distressing his ituen
cannot vote Tor Mr. Leigh, any other who would make
s'her himself or any one OF the faithful cabai President
cannot vote Tor Mr. Leigh because want Senator for
olher business Than 10 pu, down the Bank, put IN
President. want some one known be a man of the
feope, 10 serve corn planters and wheat cotton and to-
oacco-mskers Tor SIR years. MIR Leigh once Chrs-
topber Qusndary." They tell me he is now decided
"Whg' !! thought he looked Just at this time like
some strange outand body, with three cornered man
NC wherewi'h TO cover OF all softs-Bsnk T.h and
Nuily like him none the better for that. lie ought
also 10 wear -corncred cooked atIn conclusion
venture TO assert that il Wing Congress renew the
charter of the B,nk aud Mr. Leigh presdrnt he will
no, veto The Bill PETER LOVErRUTH.
r. D he man who will give il ss his opinion that the
=. D Bank expects TO 20 down, without mighty effort
by the hgs TO charter il, is either hesoted
mus, an arrant KNAvE, or irst-ra;e "Vhig."
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j. b. MALLORY
TO THE EDITORS or TIE gNoU,RER
MIR. LEIGH

The Opposition papers iabour prove that Mr. Leigh
is an anti Bank Now, the people have MIR lcigi's
speeches before them aud all who read his speeches.
and about his "oifernoiipes" and his "deUsiopfenfs
are al least we'll informed The subject ~ those who
read such garbed Extracts you will find in last We'd
nesdAys Whig, accompanied by Commentary from lie
EdiorSo all who read the Protest. and The snbscouent
explanations arc AZ least able 10 judge that subject
as those who read only tic gsrbled extract from H. which
you will find 10 the same paper That precious extract
did much execution in The work Of fraud and deception
last april Those who love darkness rather thsn light
may believe Mr.. Leigh 10 be Jealous anil Bank man
because be has said he would have content 10 sec il
go down, and because he says be believes u unconsin.
uonsl; or Tor whatever reason they will Say he is auii-
Bank Then, che holds with ls hare snd runs with Tho
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To The Editors Of the RichmOnd ENQUIRER.
STONY. hIouTr. BrnnswicL c.,

STONY MOUNT, Brunswick Sept s. 1894
"W., In the Enquirer of the 81 Instant calls on me
for an explanation OF my Card bch appeared on the 26b
August. Who NV =" is, do not know-nor shall sim
TO inquire and waving all exception which might be a.
Ken 10 his right thus 10 call me- cannot conceive how
the language used by me, could he distorted by The most
forced constructions 10 cast any imputaon upon the We
Taciiy OF the Correspondent OF the PETERSBURG Infe
gencer know the auhor and II is but an act of ius
iice TO bin, 10 say, that believe him to be man of no.
nour and iruth-and meant 10 convey 10 other idea Bu
again repeat, what before asserted that his infntma
ton vas ialse. And, II there any ambe uiy i'm nv
language (and contend there was no9 am sufficiently
explicit N conclusion, when say, in plain terms he
writer will be surprised when he sees my list and will
learn the necessity Of ascerainng the truth Of his ntora
top, before he makes bold assertions"
But, Gays "W., - al do not say that had more h an
hive names on my Instruction paper up 90 Sunday the
lVlh instant Il DO not when twice assert the inlorna
lion 10 be lsse was not then disposed TO arafy the idle
curiosity Of the busy and niermeddlng, Ivy stating ,ro
The medium OF newspaper how many had nor will
be forced 10 do now. "Nor" continues Nv "so I
pretend to deny, that the Correspondent Of The In,e
gencer had the Information there stated" never did de-
ny IT, III bad, own would have been direct attack
upon his veraeity. How, then, can "W !" suppose Thai
Intended to imPu,c fslsebood 10 himl
might here call on 'W." Tor PROMPT and unennivo
cal disclosure OF the OF the person who gave tc in
formation to the aiore said Correspond st had only
h7e nsrOciionisis up 10 the time mendoned He is in.
Press; and then IL is friend wishes H. he can know hoyy
many actually DID have at that Tine with pool Of The
fact, by az honorable man any In the county
uHder The Impression, that the object Of the Pc
crsbUg Correspondent, was, TO throw dicule upon
effort which might make because after stating los
forwards, that another gentleman bad been very success.
ul in the ReeJy Creek ghborhood nhe one In vbirb
lye;) Otherwise should not have noticed i. com,nuu
cation. Very respectfully,
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the "South- ide That che is opposed 10 The Bank How
can any man who has watched his course his
speeches mrough-how can any man, who to deal
iary assert that Mr. Leigh sopposed TO the Bank Has
he 10 good faith opposed ' Honest Bank men, answer
tho question! in your hearts you regard him as your
friend He argues against you one moment, upon the
constitutional questionable argues against the Con-
su'ion ITSELF He acts with you. He strives with all
his might to put down your opponentsopponents, but
whom you would, ere now have obtained renewal OF
the Charter. lie is opposed every plan for getting
rid oil the Bank, than TO the Bank itself He even at
emps to prove, that disunon may be reasonably spprc
hended, II the Charter be not renewed And yet his
friends, perhaps deceived the mselves-are deceviug the
honest yeomany OF the country, by roundy asserting
he is opposed TO the Bank.
Messfs. Editors, must at last come 10 the humisng
conclusion, that "lhere is honesty in politics % Ii l.
fashionable saying let the People beware Of it, There
Is honesty in the OF People II there 10 emo hon
esy III politics. il is because the People and the Poll
neians are different orders Of beings radically different
Friends OF liberty OF every creed Teach your public
servants that you have right 10 expect aud require them
to be honest and consistent and those
who prove to be otherwise.
FRIEND TO JAcKsoN-BEcAusE DEMOCRAT
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IA BW BANK ~ VIRGiNIA.--I3ooks will be omen.
~ Cd, on The 10th instant, in Wheeling Ohio county
AID Moaahtown, ~ Monongsa county Tor the subscfip
ton Of Stock 70 The capital Of The Merchants and Mecha
bics Bank Of Wheeling with Branch Al Mofgautopn-
incorporated March 7ih, 1884 They will be kept open nj
hose places respectively, thirty days exclusive Of Sun
days, uuhl too thousand Shares Of the Stock shall be
TAKEN Sept o.
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The Abingdon Statesman Of the 23d August announ.
ces me arrival OF MI VIM C. Preston, Of the South
Carolina senaors, 10 that piece on visit 10 his veneri
bic ialher where be will remain about three yeeks and
Their depart FOR Columbia, s. c." Gentlemen of ali pol.
ucsI parties Gays the Abingdon pSpe have greeted his
mnya; aud although many differ with him in poliraI
senimeni, the fact that our mountains have given
birth to one OF the mosl distinguished orators Of the day.
IS sensibiy felt Of mutual fccitaon among his
early hiends aud associstes."
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presume he would tell him that we were part Of his
leaders Its paying another handsome compliment
say he Is unworthy OF us; who has been among
from his boyhooi yea, childhood; whose profession
habits OF life, such enabled all to become acquainted
with him. and yet this dscoverer found that he
sensible OF his unworhiness hope this light
will teach A C's after awhile. He wants TO
make US believe working for Van Buron's promo
ton, indirectly, but don't know it-n fne ,atwc al
together wrong in politics, aud IL will give voice
against James Boudin aud favor of Leigh. the clonga
ZIONIST, then will be right and without remains
for us TO decide whether will take his advice and be
dictated TO by him. have decided twice by tons
contrary to his Wishes /, seems but since discovery
has been made about lat least me) called
upon 10 take these things into aud reflect
AS one OF his pupils have read his instructions and dis
coyeries aud these remarks are part the result Of such
reflection. NO DICTATOR
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Mr. Dudley Seden, Gan anH) member Of Congress
nom The city Of New York, has resigned bis seat
0g' Rev. STEPHEN y. Hill will preach in behalf Of
ihe Female Orphans OF Yrgnis in tie First Presbyterian
Meeting House, this eoening, Divine Providence permit
ling Services 10 commence at o'clock Sept
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q NKEAT BARGAINS OF ELEGANT AND FASH
IN IONABLE ARTLCLES.-Thes ubscfiber has o,ads
to sell his present stock elegant and valua-
o soouS' on as moderate terms possible: they are not
70 De surpassed by any merchant the Slate as
Lev IL be understood that every thing is OF the best Qua
y' ana universally allowed to be the hands omes assort-
meh' 10 Hehmond. II is necessary that the stock of
rancy Gods should be disposed before other arrange
mems are entered into, which consideration
m9 'duies aud gentlemen of Richmond, its vicinity
w do well TO call and view the extensive
OF useful and ornamental articles
September g. DC s."''
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w oRTTHdAM, MeGRUDER & Co. have IL store

w and 1 oss for M sale, & Co.. have il store
10 hhds. Porto Rico Sugars
NEW Orleans
200 hays Lsgura en-.
Porto Rico
'"''' New t'"'' Orleans "'''''''
go bbs. LOAF sugar
1900 ssckstest factory filed Liverpool inc and ground
10000 pounds yarns of Petersburg manuscuror
eomp'ny. from No. Ito 10
20 do l 2 to 6 inch spikes
800 sides red sole leather
900 do. oak tanned DO.
$50 TO best Nova Scotia grind stones
100 boxes "WooJruHs" best tallow candles
20 DO. sperm
so do. soap
200 bOgs shot
400 kes. =, IF, FFF, powder, "Du Pong
100 Go blasting do.
tier rice
100 tons iron, making complete assortment viz Ulster
English, swedes JnnaIs, aud counfry--from 1 rs
to inches squTe-iron I.l6 to IL inches round
-csfriage, gig, cart, carryall, aud Wagon tyre.
hoop, band, box, aud sheet, mould, boards and
plough plates.
Blsleree, English bHsiered, German, cast and spring
steel f'e
Gunpowder, imperial and black teas
Maddcr, indigo, saltpetre and alum
Pimeuto, pepper, and ginger
Cotton Begging, bed. cords, leading lines
Writing and wrapping paper
Clover, orchard grass, and timothy seed
GlaOber aud EPSON salts
Madeira
Sidy Madeira
French Wines
Malaga
Port
French brandy, rum and gin
Whiskey ia bids. and barrels
window glass ard bar lead
Lime, &c, &c, &C.,
September o. 86-wgv
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A, - c-,,,, COMMUNICATED.
1884: - " 'VN'''' "" '"o 81" uay o August
no Court and members Of the bar county being in
@ hal NJ or Rcsrd Polrd who is The bar will
Ah1ity hepaft from the United States, a foreign Mission
esoUed unanimously Court and unaomou,lv
10 y The bar that Major Posrds uniform assuiy in alondng To
ousnes ana hs pnoIable honest and
cen and member Of tho b him highes
Tty attend him. - - if w" F''spU-
WaT(a That the Clerk Of this Major Pollard with
copy OF the foregoing Resolution that the Eos of tho
nohu inqnTe Richmond Wig, aud Iyncbbufg Visnian DO m
Pucseu 10 punish inc same IN thor
Copy. Tese, SP GARLAND CLARK
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CnlrnfLrA.fnarrn

A.. COMMUNICATIVE
Quarterly Court, continued for the COUNTY Of
INC thereof Tuesday day OF Au,ust
1851 and IN the 59h year ab
- Iias Die. SpasiD Richard Thornton William BAILEY and
court being informed of tho sudden OF their no
samuel Williams, l, and being of
eecuonae emembnce which they Kind and
ing manners The uniformly honorable and department. and
inc many virtues that distinguished adorned the If
Tho deceased and deeply ogreng sudden and nooSJ %
loss they have common with the whole cn,nnnn
have come to the following Resolutions. ''
hes0iccd That the members OF In,
members OF the bar their respect 70. o
" sanun Williams Esq their laio Clerk, Grape on The
lett arm for thirty days. " - 'F' y" N"'
Resolved That the foregoing preamble be
cd on tho records of the Court " SMUT
ACoPy' Teslo' WIN. HOLT Crk pro tenn