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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

Question Did he say this when he perfectly "a
tional Answer-Yes, perfectly as it appeared to me-;
His remarks on This subject were not confined to me-
imnp he has made the to fifty or an hundred
persons. him. l.. , no.
fore YOUR intimacy commenced with him? Answer
had been in the habit of going frequently to his hoGse,
when he always treated me with great Kindness oo'
intimacy became much cluser afterwards.
Bv Mr. Robcrtson.-Have you any recollection that
Mr. r. wrote bill in Clance,y to be exhibited against
Judge Tucker? Answer-He told ME he had written I
such bill and think he Showed it to me, ana t"iu me
he was prevented from filing it by my brother oP'''o''
I think he consulted my brother in $50. 49,,
I5y Mr. Jcncs.-D you remember that he repeated
the same charges against Judge Tucker after his return
from Russia: Answer-I do not.
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POETRY.
MUCH YET REMAINS uH,cSc.
THE LIFE OF YOUTH.

Alx-ss AK round ray HAT"
1,,rsis time when light, and arr an" ho"e's'
1".ls "h;,;nr Brightly wheresnc'cr VIC trcal;
80, r,,, the IA ssins O; the s~iit wing houts'
" A. ,nnsnhrro Of love and peace - shou,
~. ~ Loo ;l;,s near Us, on her angel Winss,
W Heu t n .bc hear, her anthem sings.
1nen p,.r, in ,,ir;urcd guiSe so bcamlnso by;
11"I bI,u,h eshae,h from the blossom
s, ,,., radiunce sil!s the opcn SKY:
~ ttuss of haavcn poured on every seene,-
~ Il. ,he clad waters, and the fields Of green
.u,,oo Is bcau,v.-trom the gay clouds. waving
AZ mh"c.r the breezy their golden skirts may stir,
., tn line streams their bloomy borders luvins,-
rho b,d,ins orchard or the vernal :ir;
lao. of cludness beams where er we move,
AMI I'm; the dancing heart with holy love.
With love for Nature, and for Him whose power
Glow, in the nooniide or the blush OF morn;
Whose smile the waves rcceive,-the tres-the howet,-
Tho vines rich icndrls, and ripcnng corn;
T, wakes Sabbath feeling in the breast
A trunauil sense Of harmony and rest
This i. the Life Of Youth and oh, how fleeing
The clu.;ous splcnlorS OF its morning be -
Viii rhon,eful hurs the wil9ered fancy cheating,
A moonlight smiles imprint :he evening sea-
whiIr the fair sails sweep onward in their PRIDE,
Der t,eachcrous that 10 dim whirPoos slius.
This Is the Life of Youth Oh, could it ugcr
About us ever, rs de l.roa sought;
Nor care nor sorrow, with enacing finger,
Destroy tho magic web by fancy wrought
This earth could rot then call stale and fiat,
Nor the dark cypress wreatho " all rounding hot"
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a. 4 NN REWARD-Ran away from me, during
81 E wv the early part of the year, BIS AlosE
LEY, stout mulalto, aged about 35 years. What par
ary dcsgna,cs him, the prominence of his tea
lures, having nose much of the Roman cast. II Is
nroh,hle hat he has reached one of the free States
there passing as free man though may be- that he
is still lurking about great distance Having long
acted as boalnan, he may be somewhere on James
river The above reward will be given tnr his delivery
10 mvse residing in the upper end Of Chesterfield, OF
for his confinement in any Jail. that can obtain
possession of him. ANNE H. nIoont
Chrstrrfrld Oct 81. oU-wu
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TEyO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-A ppli-
81 cation will be made to the next Congress of the
United Sates to proong the term of my Patent for
tain Improvements therein mentioned granted the 2Sth
day of January, 1885, but in consequence of defects in
the specifications cancelled returned to the Paten.
Office, and the seal broken, and repatented on the
22d day of October, ls25:
STEPHEN MCCORMICK.
Auburn: Fauquer county, Va, Oct. g 43-m3m
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ETA UMFORD ACADEMY.-Thc exercises in this
ga, Institution will commence for the ensuing year,
on the 18th of January and close the 18th Of Deccm-
be following with the usual vacation Of month";
The course of instruction embraces all the important
branches of English Literature, Grammar Geography,
History, Philosophy, Mathematics, and the French, La,
tim and Greek languages The situation OF knmord
Academy unsurpassed in point Of hcalthncss by any
in lower Virginia and quite from temptations to
irrcguarity and dissipation is peculiarly adapted to scho
lastic pursuits.
The subscriber will have the continued cooperation OF
his present assistant Mr. II. j. Christian, who has been
associated with him for the last three years
Terms heretofore, $3.50 for board and tuition, Tor
$40 when the pupil furnishes his bed, bedding, and
candcs) payable scmiannuay the first Of April and
the first of October. III. ROBINSON, Prinnpnt.
King William, October % 49-wGw
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WTOTlCE.-A petition will be presented 10 the next
lT General Assembly, praying the passage Of law to
incorporate company for the construction Of rail road
from the town Of Lynchburg, by Bufords Gap, in the
Blue Ridge of mountains 10 the Tennessee line.
Oct 1G 41-w4w
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NOTlCE.-A petition will be presented to the ensu-
Ia ing LEGISLATURE for TWO precinct elections in the
county Of Ienrco-one TO be held at the Short Pump,
and the other at Haleys Tavern, or some other conve
nent place in the lower end Of the county.
Oct o. 5G-w4w
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September s.

ENDUCATlON.--Thc undersigned will. on the LIST OF
e January next, open School, near Guinea Church,
in the county of Cumberland. The course ni instruction
will be a thorough one-such to prepare young men
f,r the advanced Glasses in our Colleges or 10 qualify
them for MISUNDERSTANDING the English. Latin, and
Greek languages and Mathematics. 1t will be the great
aim of the subscriber lead the minds of the youth TO
the cultivation of correct moral principles, and to the
promotion of such habits tend 10 make respectable
and useful members of society The neIg borood fur
nishcs good location for school, being healthy: intel
gent and moral From four TO six boarders can be ac
commodatcd in my family Board may also be had in
several mos. respectable families quite convenient to the
school.
Trnms.-Board, including bedding and lights, for
scholastic wear of 10 months .............. 500 %
Tuition in Languages Mathematics. 30 w
do. English branches, ............ - w
PAYABLE at the commencement of each term. Vacation
in May and October.
Those who may wish TO board their with me, will
make early application Address the snbscrIber Gum
bcrland Court. House. VIM. n. PAGE.
Oct. -. 4o-w4w
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d. SNnh REWAND.-Ran away from The sub
- SVV sgribe1 in, in Madison county VA }, in the
old yellow complicated, with heavy, dull look and down
cast when spoken To; about feet 8 Or inches high,
heavy well set fcow-cals himself WM. SMITH | pur-
chased said negro from VIM. Bell of Cn!pcper county,
Va He was raised by gentleman Of King George
county, Va, by the of Smith. Any person taking
up said negro and combining him in some JAIL SO that
get him, or delivering him to Humphrey Taylor, of Madi-
SON county, Va giving information of the same.
at Aesupotana, Green county. Alabama, shall receive
Tie above reward. ASA WHITE.
Ang % 32-3m.
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NOTICE.-By virtue OF DrcFe,al Order Of the
" County Court OF Louisa pronounced tie
18th day of September. 1875. in suit therein de-
pending, Wherein David NJ Hunter is plaintiff and Jas
Bib and John Ellis drirndantswc Tor one of Isl
shall proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder, Upon TIE
premises on Saturday, the 24lh day Of October inst
third part Of 'hr Rattlcsnake Gold Nine it being
the said Bibbs entire interest herenTcrms will be &C.
cnrnlnola,ng, and made known the day of sale.
The prospects for aud surface GOld-and Iron or,
very iluerng, and large have been offered for
the land, for the purpose Of procuring them. 1t lies in
the same region AMI near Waltons Gold Mine.
H iN3i A n. IMIiUyrEn, Commissioners.
October b. 4G-w4w
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YHYO THE PUBLlC.-Thc subscriber having re-
"A turned TO the city, he will therefore continue t,
Comb making and repairing business at his same o.,
stand few doors below the old MaGcthouse where nc
will repair and alter old shell combs superior to any done
in the State or elsewhere. Having served regular ep,
premiership at the above business, he usties himself III
presenting his claim to this community for par"G+s
My brother, George Pctns who advertised IN the oy the
above business, though all those having combs either 10
cut, alter or repair can, by leaving them al my S"
have them made to look equal to new: ana wiz
rant them to be durable where mendea as any p
Inc '''uD' Gnu "e "''' II. PETTUs
October l6.
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II AND FOR SALE,-Wshng TO remove to tie
n South the subscriber offers for sale his tract of
land lying in the county of Prince Edward about II miles
below the Court House, and the distance south
wardly from the ouIishins village of FarmviI!c The
tract contains about so acres, good proportion OF
which is in woods Of prime quality for tobacco Tie
cleared Land is equal to any in The ncigbohood for
tobacco corn wheat. oats: &c.Thc Improvements are
perfectly new having all been erected within the las.
three or four years and beautifully situated about
300 yards off the main road. They consist Of hand.
some two.story dwelling house. elegantly finished and
all necessary outhouscs, including ice house. carriage
house &c Attached TO this tract also, is cAcrrnt
Grist Mill Zone mile from the dwellingD COMMANDING
liberal share of CUSTOM also 4 Blacksmiths shnp-Thr
subscriber respectfully and confidently solcs the altrn
ton Of purchasers he is disposed both 10 sell and
make his terms accomnodating.-lc would have oh.
lection to take Negroes, 1t valuation. i'll payment Of
part all Of the purchase money
EDWARD b. MILLER
SEN, % i2-wlUr
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AANE CENT REWARD.--Ran away from the SUBJ
y scriber living Jennings Ordinary, Nottoway.
on Sunday the 9TH day Of September, two ndented APP
penticcs the Tanning and Curryng busincssto wit
VS.. II. Wksr and HrGH BEVERLY FRAYsEE. VIM. H..
West is in his 10Th year, feet or inches high, dark
on when he went away pale blue coat cloth cap, &c.
Hugh b. Frayscr is in his 18Th year, light hair and eyes,
has two or three remarkable his neck, caused
from rising and is rather taller than West: had on
when he left bomba2elte rock coat, black fur hat,
&c; both Of them taking with them variety Of other
clothing.
The above reward will be given for their apprehrn-
sion and delivery me, Int no MGnhS. All and every
person persons whatsoever. hereby cautioned
against either harborng employing the said West and
Frayser the law made and provided in such cases will
be rigdly enforced against all such offenders.
RICHARD b. EGGLESTON.
P. An apprentice Of good character, industrious,
sober habits, III II years Of age, will be taken to the
Tanning and Currying business, if early application be
made one from tho country will be preferred
Oct 20. 43-w3w r. Is. f.
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RTOTlCE.-Wll be sold to the highrS, bidder. at tho
"a residence Of Philip Marker. in the county Of
Prince Edward, Va on the 25th of November next III
the Household and Kitchen Fnrnure belonging 10 IN.
late John Miller, dec d. Terms maize known on the iar
of sale.
All persons having claims aguns the Estate, are re-
quescd bring them forward b. the day Of sale p.o
perly authenticated NANCY MILLER .2a,ntrjx
Oct Is. [4I-w,}w Of .J0ln iWrr dcrT
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$40 Be gVsn Of sspPy ct '
and delivery to INV Overscer, at Carys BROOK OF M
man SAM. commonly called SAM WHlIE-Slo II
lodged in any JAIL taken in the county and d'lreF
as above. Sam clipped about the lst of June, and if ne
in the ncghboriood Of my Fam, has PROBABLY taHeh
Boat on the Rivanna or James River He IS IS "r -
years DID, black, and of rather slender orm his TEEN
unusually white and conspicuous when spoken to- ao"nt
: feet 10 inches high. field hand, and wore his work
ing clothes when he !et here =, ,,,,ron
July 10. [l9-wt] A. NJ hAhnleo-..
HIOR SALE, that valuable property, Falls Mills on
H1 Great Nottoway river, with % acres OF Land Tor
mrrly owned by Morriss g. Jones' One Of the Mills
has Two pair of Burr s.onrs with all the machinery Tor
anuiac turing Of wheat; pair OF EsoPus stones lot
corn the other Mill has a pair OF corn stones ai'a
Cotton Gin The affords water sufficient 10 Srld
day and night and has water power for any Kinu OF
machinery There is quarry OF elegant tree stone ioF
any kind of building. There is store ana iuEDe'
house black smith, cooper and tailor shop Inc i'e-
cisaturc passed law last session. tor nakng Great
Holloway river navigabie down to the Rail Road winch
is about li miles, the Falls being the head OF na'ga'
ton will make it very valuable situation tor herc"n-
tile and milling business. 1t is very excellent place
for Cotton Factory, and having g"ou springs GpnIe
nicnt for health there place that is more desirable
Also IIl0 acres of Land, lying on Great Notto"ay
river and Hounds creek. in the county OF lunSnouFs'
There is good twostory dwcng-housr. with all ncceS-
sary houses for the accommodation OF family also
granares stables barns cribs, carriage ice and negro
houses peach and apple Orchards good springs ci wa
ter nvcnicnt Also lS2 adj"ning and lying on
Falls creek with comfortable dwelling house, &c-
$50 acres adjoining and lying Great Nottoway river,
in Notoway COUNTY; 2G0 acres lying OH Falls creek;
al acres in Noltoway county lying in the fork OF
Great and Little Notoway river Sd acres on Horse
Pen creek, in the fork Of the Nooway rivers e]l acres
in the county of Dinwidde, White Oak creek; 9S6
acres on Butcrwood creek; 700 of wood land on
the waters Of Entry Creek, in the county of Campbell
about thirty miles from Lynchburg If early apPll.
cation is made will sell bargain, and give time i"r
Ia dis toll
and oats The purchasers will have the privilege Of
seeding wheat in October and possession will be given
the first day of January next.
c,.,I,- 3ii--wf
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RTOTICE.-A petition will be presented to the next
IV Legislature asking release of the Common
wcas right Of any she has) me, Of house and lot
in the city Of Williamsburg, in my possession.
DELLA PALMER.
Oct 81 50-St
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EEAMpDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.-The Winter
Session of this Institution commences the first
day of November and terminates the last Wednesday
in April. Expences for Tuition &c, S34 -.
DO. Do. Board, S54 90.
R. G.. BRANCH,
Oct So T52-tl5N1 Secretary to the Faculty.
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ROT1CE-WIl be sold, at the late residence of VII.
lV liam Fowlkes, deceased, in the county of Nottowsy
on the first day of December, 1885, Fifty or Si1tu Ekr
Negroes consisting OF men, women and chldren-ang
upwards of 100 of Land, with good gris Mill
and Cotton Machine attached to it, corn. outs and fod
der four yoke of oxen, two c.rs; work horses one
stud horse; Wagon and gear; and Il quantity Of
pork; household and kitchen furniture; one wheat ma,
chine; plantation utensils. Terms made known on the
day Of sale. The sale will continue from day to day I'M
til the whole is sold. EDWARD B. FOWLKES,
WILLIAM c. FOWLKES
October X. l''U-wI"J ErrruiDrs
EBUBLlC SALE.-Ey virtue oftwo Deeds OF Tru,i.
IL executed by Abncr Smith in his lifetime ont to
Benjamin Anderson and the subscriber, the LIST dly Of
January, 1925, and the other TO the subscriber only On
the Sh day Of March. 1884, for purposes therein men,
toned and both recorded in the Clerks office of powh,
TAM will BE- sold to the highest bidder at public auction
for cash. at Powlatan Court, House, on The seventh
day of December next. (bring Court-hay,) Il TG,cr
or LAND, in the county of PowIlatan. containing
ciaht hundred and ninety-sx and half acres. sub.
irct to the widows dover therein, lying in the in
mediate ncighhoropd of Hopkinsvilc. being the Tract
upon which the SAID Abnsr Smith lately resided The
title is believed to be good but the subscriber will way
rant lhr title only against himself and persons claiming
under him.
WIN. S. DANCE, Trustee
October l.}. 4G--wtd
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H n CIiaNIEKl y IRGISIA.-ln GOWiitaH county
q Court. August ith, ISIS:
Edward +. Baugh Sen. and George II. Toncy, adm rs
Of John Toney, dec and the said George T. oncy IN
his right, Plaintiffs,
Richard Toncy. Isaac N. Cardozo, and Mahala his
wife, formerly Malaa Baugh. Edward a. Lynch and
Harriet his wife, formerly Harriet l'augh, Edward F.
Baugh, Jr., Sarah a. Baugh, VIM ii. Baugh, Josiah
Forlincs and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Toncy. and
Edward II. Tonry, Mary Ann Toncy, Robert Z. Tonry,
and John R. Toney, infant children Of John Toncy Jr.
dec d. Jeffrey Il. Davis and Sarah o. his wife, formerly
Sarah .. Farley. and Powhatan w. Farley, Jordan Bal!
low and Sally his wife, formerly Sally Tonry, Elisha
Scay and Susan his wife, formerly Susan Toncy. john
D. TAYLOR and Martha his wife, formerly Martha Tonry,
and George Baugh and Ann his wife, formerly Amn
Toncy--tIe SAID Sarah A. and VIM. Fl Baugh, and Ed
ward H., Mary Ann, Robert p. and John r. Toncy. be-
ing infants under the aye Of ~ years, Dci,s.
This day the Plaintiffs: by II. l.. Hopkins. Esq
their Attorney, and filed their bill against the Defend.
ants, and VIM. S. Dance, is appointed guardian nd htm
for the infant Drrndants-and the Defendants Edward
and Sarah O. his wife not having entered their appear
ancc and given security according the act of Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this Cortland il appearing to III"
satisfaction Of the Court that they no" inhabitants Of
this Commonwca!tl-On the motion Of the Plaintiffs, by
their Attorncy-NiS Ordcred that the said Edward a.
Lynch and Harriet his wife, and Jeffrey II. Davis and
Sarah o. his wife, do appear here the first Monday N
November next, (bcing Court day.) and answer the bill
of tie Plaintiffs, and give security for performing such
decree the Court may make hcrcin and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
Two months successfully and that another copy be post
cd at the front door Of the Courthouse OF this county
Copy. Te&tc, Il. F. GRAVES, PC.
September 4. 35-w-w
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u AND FOR SALE.-A highly improved Farm,
4 called Lime Stone Creek, stualee: on the Rich.
n,ond Road nine miles from Charlottesville containing
7l2 acres, less. with dwelling houses and all
the necessary houses, stables, thrcshng machine,
&C. will be sold by private contract; together with
negroes stock ofcattle and valuable horses implements
of husbandy corn fodder. &c. a snaI! tract Of low
land belonging to Mr. David Niche and which is 10 be
sold separates il from The Rivanna River There is
vein of rich Limestone running through the whole tract,
which has quarred and k"ed for these seven years
and the lime employed manure 10 enrich the land,
and nr selling il FOR building purposes Persons desro1s
of buying will apply a, the Office OF the ChaF'"sTe
Advocate. or TO dr. Buttcrmann at the University.
Oc,ohar IN IS-wlf
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John Goodwin g.. John Bullock.

John Goodwin g. John Bullock.
And now, TO wit this 18th day Of September a. d.
1885 On motion Of James A. Bayard Of Counsel fer
the Coplanans and affidavit made to the satis:acto"
of the Court, that John Goodwin, Of the Defendants
named in the above cause, out of the State Of Della
ware and resides in tho State Of Virgina:It is order
ed by the Chancellor, that the said John Gootwi" o.
appear in this Court, 10 the said suit on Monday, me
fifteenth day of February, A. D. 1886, otherwise The Bin
Of Complaint will be taken pro conrsso:-And u II
further ordered that copy Of this Order SHALL WITHIN
thirty days, be published i'll the Rio hmond Enqurca
Newspaper published scmi'weeky in the S'ais OF VIZ,
GINA, and in the Delaware Gazettc and American
Watchman a Newspaper published in the City OF VIII
mngon, and be continued in said papers o' the space
of three months ne x after its first publications; and also
a COPY Of said Order shall within thirty days be posted
up in the office Of the Register Of the Court Of Chance.
ry for New Castle County, and al the Court House G"'
at New Castle, in said county.
.Veu Castle County, IS.
do certify that the foregoing is truly copied from the
Record-In testimony whereof have hereunio set
my hand and affixed the seal Of said Court, at Ne"
Castle, the Oath day of September, A. D. lo:E'.
JOHN GORDON, Reg'r in Gn"efTy
Oct. Q. 13-3n
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RIOTlCE.-1he subscribers will, at this place. on the
q Both November next, enter into contracts for build
ing the Locks and Dams necessary for the improvement
of the Navigation from Farmve to Genlto Mills; aIS'
for building the Jcttrcs necessary TO improve the navga
ton from Farmyc 10 Plancrstown. Contractors wish
ing 10 engage in this business will be pleased to attend
on that day THOS. A. MORTON,
NATH. F.. VENABLE,
RICHD N. FENABLE,
JAMES MADISON,
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Supcrin'cndents Of Upper .7FpomatloI Go.
Farmville, Oct. Goth, 1888. iS-wiw
aTle Petersburg and In,esenccr, will pea's
publish the above weekly for four weeks.
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& r TIE COURT OF CHANCERY of the State
IA of Delaware. for New Castle County, Of the Sep
TENDER Term. lS:t3
Robert White, Administrator Of |
Sophia A. Laurence and others, Ri, filed &c
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-06-24

Whereas James Hoffman hath petitioned this
Assembly that he may be admitted, in the Colony
to practice physick and chirurgery. 1t is granted
by vote of the Assembly that he may practice as
formerly without opposition"
The towns were required to pay their own Dep
uties. An act passed. regulating weights and meas
ures.
The Assembly adjourned to August I'd. 1868 then
to meet at Kingston, when, and where, it met ac-
cordingly; this being the first time the Assembly
was held at Kingston, (which there is any evidence
A tax of eight hundred pound was ordered. 1t
voted that the Gov'rs salary should be thirty
pounds.
As the Lord Beamount was expected to visit X
Island the Assembly placed at the disposal of the
Governor, forty pounds, to provide for his entertain
ment. Voted that the Assembly upon considera-
ton hath nominated Mr.. Walter Clarke, Col. Pelcg
Sanford. Mr. Thomas Almy, and Western Clarke,
and the persons nominated to meet the Connecticut
gentlemen, to treat before the Lord Bellamount
about the West bounds of the Colony, when there
unto called and it is hereby enacted and ordered,
that if the major part of said persons be removed by
death, otherwise, before the said treaty, that then
it shall be in the power ofthe Gov Deputy Gov. and
Council, to nominate other persons for the end, and
purposes, afore- promised