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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17
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CLOVER AND IT'S FERTH.iIlNG PRO.
pIRIIES


sei' ''a'' a'.''u VIM WI "ooe'' ',H-
'.i'''' 'l''a III, >uole''' we observed 10
I'M" '''a III ''">''=a cover h'Id 4 lev days pre-
s'o"S' W "''' ''''e convince" 'h.h ever, oil lis
''p''"Y iof restoring N'ia-2oi hhds' by the I'M
"''"'' Neee'9D' 'FP'NleS winch We -" IN
s''o ", i'i'' "I' '',l'''"'op mn ~ matter ho"
'"3 cup ~ eaoNc' mlah' p' cut the return
- '"' 81" ""'u' ~ very Eiea' upon "hlch he
''''''i !" "> "c ieiio"lh. i'et iiu'lfatlYc o' our
'o'a''N'
an n''"e se3'S ne purchased i-fm on Jones'
'"S, ,'iea 'p'M f'"' On winch there vas II
''' VI . 'e'''' WINCH rom TIE eNa"nsung course oil
r'''",t to WHICH i" i1id "''i subjected WIS almost
~ "c' u - NUa'tN. 1t "9' not conNe-
"''u' 'o' ~" u apply 'nnef iimr' a,lesor stable
- '''' 81 u'l'o''fNnfa WIS The lot ih't The
seI' a. 'i'i"on u, '1e h'enhpfs wa, that would
~ VI ~ ~, ''''' u'h "' o'W,H OF "heh To the
- ''' oi'''on was passed as well on The r.
SUN Vt '9'i''' Nea' promotions rs on the then
r. ~" - ''''e's ~ 'os encouraging aspect
u ''ias' osi'S u'A iah& TO let II remain idle, he
INV" III 'fofef, ana pushed rs growth BY
P,''''' ~ ''''7t in1Ned t9'r'plA well, was
II '''' "eai 'dl ana wheat So"ed on the
80 ,'' ','asr 90 Tue acres, 10 the great
,nn VI ~ S'nCiaf aaI h'n ne'gnhors,
~ @0,-'I'' u e''o "eeN "ueai, bong an
u = ''>'els IL ''e acre ms result, As
-, '''. .s''r' l'e''@ To- was eh'c'ea without the
'9i''' ~, ~ ANY 'il''I II The form "i manure
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17

DIRSlfANT to decree Of the county court
l. of Campbell, pronounced At the June court,
1883, suit then therein depending, between
Cyrus Bailey, John Bailey, Wood Jones and
Martha his wife late Martha Bailey, Plaintiffs a.
eainst Mahaly, Polly, Catharine, Elizabeth, and
Mhphram Bailey, Detts., the undersigned, the
Commissioners in said decree named, will, ON the
goth day OF September next, ON the premises, pro-
coed to sell by way OF public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, the Tract OF Land in said decree mcn-
toned The land lies about seven miles from
Campbell Court house, on Bear Creek, and runs
up 10 the main road leading from Campbell court
To Charlotte court house, and adioius the lands of
Washington Matthews, David Callahan, Mcaiah
Hubbard and others contains p II acres, more
OF less, about 20 acres cleared The mpr ,vemcuts
are few snug cabins and several good Tobacco
barns, lies we'll, and may be said to be- as good
land as any in that neighborhood. The terms
will be one and two years for equal moietics Of
the purchase money, taking from the purchaser
bonds, with good personal security for the pay
ment of the purchase money, and retaining the title
10 said land. further security therefor until the
last payment is made.
MATTHEW MARTINI ,,...:........
RICHARD MORGAN, '0"'''ss'o"''S'
Aug. u Nv
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NJ .V'pTE{ J

vENllE subscriber having determined 10 remove
10 the South. in the course Of a few months,
takes this method of requesting all persons having
claims aqain, him TO bring them forward for set
Element; and all ,hos2 who are indebted TO him
are notified 10 make immediate payment, AZ all
debts remaining unpaid on tine 10Th October, will
be- placed in the hands of officers of the law for
collection. FREDERICK \. llAkhlS.
BcdtOy1 yHfY % wtl5O
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" NJ. DIGGES.
II iHcttop. uithoW rtscrrc.

II lHCft0H, TUh0W 1SCrtf.
iNING determined to remove to the South
/ L on "Wednesday tho 2Sh October next, If
fair il not the next fair day, will, the premises,
sell at publlc auction, To the hlehes bidder, with
out reserve, my highly valuable Tract of Land,
situated in the county of Bedford, on Big Otter
river at the mouth Of Buffalo creek, > miles south
OF the New London Academy, and II from Lynch
hurr, contaang 1904 acres, OF which 200 are L."
atound> (aae half creek low grounds in a high
otmproNcmrut, the other half river low grounds OF
superior quality, in point OF fertility inferior TO
no land | have ever secn) The remainder IS
hp.h land mostly in woods. Much the larger por-
ton of the wood Land is excellent Tobacco
Land the cleared Land is in lime heart, and very
productive. The improvements con>l, OF IA COM
Portable Dwelling House, all necessary onthouScS,
together with number of excellent Tobacco
barns. Title clear and undoubtcd.
Tcnns.-Dnc third cash, the remainder in two
equal annual payments. Possession will be given
Immediately after the sale A deed OF trust will
be required ON the Land, to secure the payment
OF the two last instruments.
Al>o at the same time and place, mmediatcl,
after the sale of the Land, shall proceed to sell
all my HOUSE hold and Kitchen Furniture, Plantati. II
implements and my stock of Horses and Cattle :;
also my whole crop, consisting of Tobacco, Corn,
Wheat, Rye, Hay, Fodder, &c. credit of Il
months will b, given on all sums above ID dollars.
ROBERT IRVINE.
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a New supply Of Dy. n. White.
Vegetable Tooth Ache Drops.

'E'lif only specific ever offered to the public from
d which permanent and radical cure may he obtain
ed OF that dlsagreclhc pain, the Tooth ache, with all
Its attendant evils such tracturug the Jaw in ex
tracing the Teeth, which often proves more painful
than the Tooth ache Itself aud cold passing from the
dccaYrd Teeth 10 the Jaw. thence 10 the head, pro
due1ns rheumatic affection with many other un-
pleasant effects, such dtsagrrrable breath aud taste
IN the mouth, Ae.-all of " ch are produced from
foul OF dcc5yca Teeth,
am happy 10 have 1t III my power to offer to the
world 4 remedy that will not only remove the pain
nne times ont OF ten, If properly applied, but pre-
serve the Teeth from further decay, and arrest the
disease IN such as are decaNing and have not com
menced aching, restoring them health and useful
= Certificates Of Dentists and Ph,slcans-also.
Directions Ton Using, accompany each bottle.
Ton S'Iehy X STABLER, Druggist,
lynchhurs.
Bel * Richards, Liberty.
John =. hj>tc. Salem.
j. y Croctrf, thristiansburg.
June p, $3.50 nfl2m
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TO Daria Kde paa Hugh Cdmp5eH, Executors Of
jrHiiam Kyie, dscedSed:-

jfafam Kyle, deccdScd:-
v1HAKE NOTICE. that on the Goth day OF octo-
q her neNt.at the dwelling house Of Nlam Buld
in the town OF II. Louis, III the state oil Missouri,
we shall proceed take the dispositions OF the sad
" illlam Burd and others that the l7th day of
December next At the CLERK Office of the County
Court of Monroe III the State Of Virginia we shall
proceed 10 take the deposition of Thompson II. Ca
pcrton and that on the 10Th day of the last mention
ed month al the Franklin Hotel, ia the town Of
Lynchburg, we shall proceed 10 take the dispositions
OF Fortunatus Sydnor and others, which said deposit
tons are TO be read evidence in the suit now de-
pending in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chanccry for the town of lynehbutg, IN which We
are plaintiffs and YOU are defendants.
HARRISON NJ. GIBBS,
And Mary Ann his wife. late Mary Ann MAYS, adj
nnnstratriN of Joseph Mays deceased.
Sep. 3 wlw
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POETICAI..
TO THE EDITORS OF rnr rIRGIsiAs'
Piiisyiroaia, Aug. 9th' lc'


pitisyiroaia, Aug. 9fh, 1855.
Messrs. Editors You will oeliee asnesefioer o
publishing the enclosed beautiful lines nom the PEI
of the late Mrs. SAKAH B. nAsnRipof. OF Henri
County. which have been carefully preserved BY al
..c,on.,e relation since her death. until the pre-
sent time. = "s' h'SA"
ransrarte's Retreat across the Rhine.
u,s stated, step was firm aud high,
lpdimined and clear his bright blue eve;
Nor look. nor tear, nor bursting SIGH.
Speaks the proud bosoms agony.
Bui who can tell the thoughts which rest
Within the vsuluished iieros breast
And hid beneath his royal vest
Paint their wild scenes OF misery
Checked is HE eagles soaring flight,
Dimmed the bright star whose flaming ish,
Led on his conqrerng ann OF might
To deeds OF dazzling Hie.orN.
The soldiers who in warike pride
Late marched IN triumph At hi, side,
Have poured then brave hearts purple tide
In the darn hour Of destiny
Sees he not their spectres pale
Hears he not. on the bowling gale,
The widows ald the orphans wall
As peals the martial melody !
The horrors Of the CORY plain,
Heapod with the gallant soldiers slam,
Though his proud heart conceal It's pun,
Still haunt ms tortured memory.
Bu; ala the victims OF has prldc
Give vent 10 sorrows bursting lido
And mourn the brave who Ion him died,
In deep tsspaifing agony.
Go warrior. 20 aud seek again,
The prize OF glorys p2gean, vain,
AM t,lse upon the reddenine PLAN,
The din OF WIS Wild rcyehy
Fun soon Will I'LL tho fatal blow
Inli soon thy naughty sou shall know
The bitterness Of human Voc.
TbsseIt an uallad prisoner.
Go dwell upon Thy rocky ls!e
And die ~ last IN lone exile
Without one cheering hope 10 sjn,le
pom thy oaee washed sepulchre.
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10 ~; ,nfssrs' char'cs gthaeley, and Nelson 4.
I"ompso", Executor Of inderson Thompson,
deceased:
OF will take notice, that on THURSDAY, the
9Th day OF October, 1888, at the store-hou,c
oil Preston and Lcitwicl, at Pea-Town, in the
county OF Bedford, shall take the deposition Of
.N''''on' Evans, to be read in evidence on The
,r'"l 81 su'' IN Chancerv, now depending in the
Ironl' superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for
Inc sad county Of Bedford, wherein | am plaintiff,
""u You are defendants. JOHN STIFF.
Sept. 10 Wv
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-T3HtNNf
Charles Mckinney, administrator of Samuel
" heeer, deed, John Wheeler in his own right
and as administrator of Rhoda W. Wheeler dec,
ana Samuel {. Shields in his own right, and a, ad
mlnlstrator OF Susannah his late wife, Del,.
IN CnANcEHy.
II apPeallng to the satisfaction of the court, that
inc defendant Samuel c. Shields is not an mhabi.
'a"' OF 'liS State, ii is ordercd that he do appear
mere on the "a Monday in November next and an
s"tr ','e compliments bill, and that copy of this
oroer be forthwith inserted in the Lvnchburg Viz
g'i'ah' 'or two months successfully, and posted at
,'e 'roht door OF the Courthouse of the coany,
Tor two several court DAYS.
\ Copy-Testo,
JNo. ALEXANDER CLERK.
Aug. 10 r,,n
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81 IP0C0ev EE.sE,esS.

\ MNN from - TO 10 wears of age of good moral
character, and who is we'll qualified IN tcarb do
branches usually taught IN tins country, NAV hear Of
SITUATION ON application To Mr. Joha Carey of
hyn'hbnrS Letters must be post Paid
August 81.
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June .
ADV s.FsTIStSSEEGNf,

ED RSl A\I To the provisions OF decd Of
L trust, executed by David :. Garland to the
subscribers, hearing date the 9thdav Of APRIL 1928
and Of record in the Clerks Office of Amherst
County Court, We, or one OF us, will proceed 10
sell, for ready money, at the New Glasgow Hotel.
on Saturday, the 9TH day of November next. the
tract OF land ON which the sid Garland resides,
living in the County of Amherst. on both sides of
Butlaoe river, and around the town Of New Glas-
gov, including the Water Grist Mill on Bulialoc.
with the appmtcnanccs the Plantation called
Cherry Hill the non House and Plantation ;
the Plantation on which Hudson NJ Garland resid-
ed at the date Of said deed the Brick House
where the said David :. Garland resides. with the
appurtcnanccN /; also the lands on Turkey Noun
tain, being all adjoining, containing upwards Of
300 ACRES.
TO any person DESTROYS of purchasing valuable Rcd
Estate, this sale will perhaps afford the best oppol-
unity To do 50 that will be presented for many
years. The land is fertile we'll wdtered, we'll inn
proved, in neighborhood rs health, n any in the
State, and SAID to be in good order Tor cultivation
\ portion of it is low grounds Of great value. 1t
vii! be divided, II necessary, for the acrommoda-
ton of purcha crs. Mr. Garland will >hcw it To
any person who may wish TO view the pr, misses
The title is believed to be unqucStioaablc Vet as
trustees we shall only convey such as /, vested in
lis by the said trust deed.
JOHN VI. OTEN, =,
ROBERT TINSLEN, trustees.
Sept. 10 vSv
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Wool Carding at EsncEag,s,rs,

II the reduced price Of 4 Cents PR b..
yENliE subscriber having left William Thurman,
n Cardmg Machine, near the Horse Ford in
lYnchburG, has erected New Machine lat the old
stand formerly occupied by Holmes & Brew ster north
west of Nh J. Johnse MS Tavern near the Black wa
ter Crceh) and has now in full operation be-, leave
TO inform his friends and the public generally that he
Is now ready to receive Wool and Cald il with neat
ness and despatch. From his long experience in the
business, say l3yeafs, he hopes give general salts
faction TO all who may favor him with their custom
for the convenience o those who are living on James
flFcl, he has made arrangements with Mr. William
I. Fowler to receive Wool for him Al his Grocprv
near the Lumber House aud also with Mr. John KIN
nicr \ Co. on Nain-strect, above the Market housc
where the rolls will be delivered, and al his own
dwelling, near Mr. Poe's lanyard, on the turnpike
ami tho rolls VIII be returned from his Machine
when carried to each place where the Wool is left
hy prompt attention and the reduced price of Card
ing ne hopes to receive liberal share OF public pa
u".'Ec' {. J. INDICk.
Aug. 3 s.
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Turnpike stock nj Auction.
"ILL BE SOLD, at public auction, on Thurs
W dav tho lst dav of October next, before the
door of the Franklin Hotel in the town OF Lynch
burs :hteen Shares in the I.vnchburg and Con
cord Turnpike Company. Terms nc. made known
the time aud place Of SHE. By order of the Board
of Directorf, Il ". DANEArORT. Treasr.
in.ra' -: Md,
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ID. ROBES q
COMMISSIONERS offlcr,
Lvuchbryr. I:3b .,,o. IN

The parties IN the above cause will take no,,aa
have appointed Saturday the 9th day oC ~ nd
next, to take the accounts directed hv The ,
order OF court, which day, atthe hour Of o -,
m the morning they arr required 10 attend AZ N, "a
nee IN inns town. with their accounts vouchers m.
copies oi court papers prepared for cxamina,;,. "
settlement. JAMES nI,N '',1a and
August 20. -
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NOTICE.

viii SELL on the premises, to the hi CHEST bidder
- accommodating terms, on "Wednesday, the 3Di1
koss, Esq, IN the County of Bedford living on Bore
-iu2ur, mostly IN Woods, and some of it considered
goo" Tobacco Land. Mr.. Matthew Pate will sho"
.,le 'dhd to any one wishing purchase, and inform
them OF the number of acres
T. A. HOLCOMBE..
N't' ~ wtds
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" iRGiNlA .-At rules held in the ,Ierl,.
ice OF the circuit superior court of In, .,5
chancefy for the county Of Nelson. in III, @.'..
of July, 1885: ''A.D
John J. billiard, who sues for the boncpi, ofrl
mond Winston, late sheriff of Amherst corn,,
and as such, administrator do bonn, non na
the will annexed, of Henry II. Nan,, 5
ceased, pL,5,.f
against
Robert l'ivcS, administrator Of jesse Carl.a.
d' ceased, James Cllrhson, administrator Of In
tates of David Clarkson, deceased. and of rr.
beth Clarkson, deceased, David r. C!ark,m H..
Hcrndon and Mary his wife, Elizabeth N,,,,
James East and Patsy his wife, " lillian CarEsm.
John GARRISON, and John Utly and Name, H.
wife, DcGnI,a,. 10
In CnANcERY.
The defendants David II. GARRISON UIg,
Clarkson, Elizabeth Martin, and John I',I, aaI
Nancy his wife, not having entered their an,.,,
anCr, and given security, ACCORDING Ia TN, NJ, =
Assembly and the rules of this court and :, -.
pcaflne by satisfactory evidence, that they arr. N
Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth il !, o,Iar,.
that the said defendants do appear here an mr. h.,
fore the FIRST day OF September term nryt. and an
Nwer the bill OF the plaintiff, and that co,v nj
tins order be forthwith inserted in the Lyncbinro
Nrgnan, Tor two months succcS>iyrlN. and ,no9
Their copy thereof posted at the front door nj ,bo
courthouse OF this county, on some court day.
\ Copy-Tcstc.
RIO. {. CUTLER, CLERK.
July q voo,
v lRGi\iA-At acourt held for BedGo,d con,t,
at the Courthouse. the eth DAY of july. l,.j
EDWARD Hancock, James trisso, Matthias Cru,
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Campbell August Court, 1895.

ITVNN WITEtLER, Francis IT. Thornton
Z a and Mary T. his wife, John &. Moore and
Elizabeth his wife. Samuel Wheeler. Sarah ].
" hcclcr Martha hccer and Aencs Wheel.
or, pl,;,,;ds
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NOTICE,

>h' pubic examination of tho Bedford Fcn9le
o. Seminary, will commence on "Wednesday. the
sun OF Septembcr. aud vil continue two DAYS
'. SANTM.
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\ circuit superior court Of Inv and -.
continued and held for the town o,T i,i1t,,
al the court house IN the said town on m ihbt
I'm day OF February. 1s3j, sitting as a' IN,
chancery: eoaR Of
Peter Dudley, only acting executor Of MN.
N''7' trains, rIaai4ip
BENJAMIN Taialerro, admir- of Ru.lcricL p,
dee d. susan Iaaleno, Norbome Tal,af.,.' 7alsIza
L. Ialiafero, james Rose and Mar, In, y,,t' saa.
VI ldliaiero, Charles ?. Taliafcrro Win 'nna.tia
laicrro, Sarah 'faafcrro ard Rodericl ~ T..
the last five infants, by commissioner BenacL ''ia--
~ assigned their guardan--Ni lliam Owe, PftF.
Defendants. 'aiaait
On the motion of the plaintiff by con,,..,
with the consent of the defendants by The md
the court not 1T present deciding the ''aaa,
scented by the report of the comnissoner IN Ire.
liability of the defendant, Maria Victor ,o 10 lie
rest on the arrears of rent due from her doh a' @
the plaintiff To check on an office copy of IL P'fa
on the Office oil Discount and Deposite of ,bo g.a
OF Virginia, at this place. for the sum of nv h
deposited there, 10 the credit of tins si,it l. 'p
Mara Victor And, by like consent the c,, VI sad
order tha, one oi its commissioners do nroci DOT
ecutc so much ot the order of the 18th H., u p.
l-26 asdIrected an account ofthc rent, troI " sf
dant " llllam Owens the same not h;nin,, 1tlfn.
tUt0te executed; and that the same conn, ntis.
take an account oi the transactions of ,h 'p"ff
Benjamin Taaierro, admir- Of RoderlcL IT, ,1''4ddll
deed. since the former report of the i'e'fo.
and the decree thereon, in tins cause. A. ohei
account of any claims held by the plaiu,,T also an
of William Davis. deed, against the esta f ~ esor
koderlck Iallalero, as an individual or '' sad
firm OF stuart \ Taiaferro. hich may 9''isi The
subsequent 10 the last IL ont and decree 81, 'ued
And the sad commissioner is directed f. "'SMd.
state and settle SAID accounts. ndlnale ro a,ne-
OF To the court, with matters spec,aI 'npff,
thought pertinent by himself required nv ,l aa'ed
ties to be 50 stated. \ copy-1 rsta 'e Par
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Clock and Watch M allcr,

unctoor above the Franklin Hotel and hopes from
his tone experience business, To share portion OF
the puhllr patronage. d. W. LOVE.
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Jul, p

Y iRGi\lA-A' acour' held for BedGord connn,
at the Courthouse. the 9th dav of July. l,aj
Edward Hancock, James Crisso, Matthias Crju,
! HAWKINS ri'No and the other children of Jacob
I nSso and Rcbecca his wife. now deceased former,
Rebccea Baker, pli,'T
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20. x q ID .Apc1t lm ,trNu.

IL undersigned 'a&e- thts method of informing
the ciuzens ot L,nchhurg and the adjacent
~. DIM he has cnmlueMcch Tic hmslmcss OF a
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Moses Hawkins and Elizabeth hi, wife s,,noi
saul and Polly his wife. Glover Baker. Daniel Lewis
ana fdtscy hls wife, - Holly and Hannah his
wife inch SAID Elizabeth, Polly, Glover Pal,e, and
Hannah are the children aud heirs at law or u,n
Baker, deceased, Dnc,,,l,a,s
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LAND Al Alia"EION.

Aug |
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y O.\.N'E r. \

June -, l~35
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a VALUABLE rNAcr o4 AANN

Sep. B
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-31
J.g.s'E.sR " 30, 1885.

derating influence the whole work Mr. w should
nave been content TO be silent, and simply submit his
moIon to the House, had not the course of debate
tempted him to speak. Bat, under all the circumstances
OF TINS proceeding considering the little disposition
the part OF the friends of the bill listen any other
than their advice he constrained to avow his
sentiments. Whaf did he ask Was il any thing
unreasonable [? No Ii was merely that they should
improve upon the provision of last year, and restore
10 inc state something like her proper weight in
the company. The which this subject had
,aRcn-the strange succession of questions brought
before the House in relation it-and the system of
indrection by which it had been pressed forward
through all its changes, sufficient for look
ing with little the interest of the State The
bill stood before this House in an uncommon position
ny indirect means and through the agency of the other
House, bill was here, with every prospect of
ceivng the concurrence of the House. which, if il had
been originally introduced here, could have been
passed This proposition for additional subscription
to the stock was anticipated by no one, when such
strenuous cxcrtons made to obtain authority
the Citys subscription And that this proposition
IS rnade what do ask That larger vote shall be
given to the Stae--that she shall have one vote for
each five shares instead of for each ten of the
additional subscription In this proposition it was
not asked to put her on the same footing with the
Corporations or the individual subscribers But with
that vote, by obtaining the appointment of propcr d.
rectors, she could maintain her due influence in the
company-and he would rather that the State should
have the election OF director than any other power
After the work should have been completed to this CITY
there were many obstacles 10 its communication with the
tide water There were the rights ofthe doc'-
the rights of the proprietors of ~
cart-men and dray-ne-
ing prodr"~ tf erH ,, ,Lor -
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tending to rqnove to the West, offer for sale my
2ien, two miles south of Oxford on Fishing Creek,
aning 034 acrcs 200 of which low grounds,
ed and ditched On it, is dwelling House contain
six rooms, with the necessary out houses, and
ient Spring of excellent water. Also, my Mill tract,
miles south of Oxford, containing 0lO acres, Is0
gch are low grounds of superior quality, and 500 of
D. tobacco land in woods On this tract there is good
Mill, and abundant supply oftimbcr, comforta
dwelling House, and the usual ouhouses. The wa
power each of these valuable, and easily
rendered available. Likewise, the tract which
side, of 100 The dwelling House this tract,
contains l2 rooms besides four cellar rooms all finished
the best style ofmodcrn architecture with correspond
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