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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14
June 80

r. AND FOR SALE-1he subscriber is dcsirous .,
Il selling the tract of land which he resides in the
lower end of Granville county, ~ Carolina on the wa.
tiers of Island Creek miles from TaTry's Ferrv on Ro
anoke, II miles South Of Boydton, and the same distance
South East of GAINESVILLE, in the county of Aecklen
burg The tract supposed to contain upwards of 1000
acres about 300 of which are in woods and well timber.
ed; the remainder cleared, and in state of improve
ment About 80 acres well taken in red clover with
about ~ acres OF hrstrae branch flats, well dched out
This land is of good quality and we'll ndaped to the
growth OF tobacco, wheat. corn and red clover On it,
is large, two-story dwelling house. with all necessary
out-ouscs and is in the opinion of the subscriber alto
gether most desirable plantation and residence Pur
chascrs would do well TO come and see it,
June 80. [I6-w9w<l E. TONNES
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N CHANCERY-ViRGISIA Rules held in the
n Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for the county of Hanover on the Sth
day of May, 1885
David A. Johnson, Martha ID. Glenn, Thomas b John :
son: and Christopher Johnson, ...... Plaintiffs.
against
James Holman, executor Of Thomas Johnson deceased
Is ID who was administrator of David Johnson de-
ceased, Anderson Bowles Harmon A. Johnson and John
~ Andrews, -........ ............. Defendants
The defendant, Harmon A. Johnson not wing entered
MS appearance and gYcn security according TO the Act
of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court aud appcarnr
By satisfactory evidence that he is not an mhabitant Of
tins Commonwealth On the motion of the plaintiffs
II IS ordered That lie said defendant do appear here on
the FIRST day of October term answer the plain
TINS BIZ and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the City of Rich
mond Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and that another
copybc posted at ie iroa door of the of this
county. a Copy.--Tese
PHILIP u. WINSTON, c. C.
june 9. lO-wsyv
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FRESH SPRING GOODS

VENlE Ship Jefferson, having just arrived from Liver
Spring Importation c other portion having already ar
rived by the Ship iiark Away. from the port) we
use the earliest moment TO opprsc city and country
customers and country merchants generally of the fact
and to say, that in the of few days shall be
prepared TO offer to all who may wish TO buy, assort-
circumstances such the scarcityof desirable Goods in
the Northern markets. and the great advance which has
taken place in those markets within few months the
most desirable supply perhaps, that have offer
for sale We have also large supply of Domestic and
other Goods which, including those aoai will
sutc stock OF near $1,000 in value; all OF which
we offer ON accommodating terms particular
advertisement will appear during next week, if can
find time TO prepare
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14

NJOTICE.--HENRY w. TURPIN having purchns-
cd Of Samuel vandcrslcr. his interest in the firm
Of TURPlN ~ VANDERSLiCE, said firm is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All person having claims
against the concern, will please present them 10 Henry
w. Turpn for adjustmcnt-and all persons indebted to
the concern will please make payment to him. he bcnir
duly and solely authorized sctic the same
HENRY w. TURPIN
SAMUEL VANDERSLiCE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14

H Evils HILL, Geucrai 4gent and Collector, will at
tend TO the collection Of bonds accounts and claims
Of every description IN The state Of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14

BAIPpLE q JACKSON, Crcers, elders, and
> Looking Glass Manufacturers, late If ht,c Iori
Respectfully inform the citizens OF Richmond and Man.
chester, and the public generally that they have COM
menced the above business in all its various branches
comprising in part carving in wood such house fur
niturc; also in marble, stone and aabascr; gliding on
iron, lead, plaster, &c, &c
Nlcssvs ID. " j. will make and gild to order at the
shortest notice, all kinds of locking gasscs picture
frames. &C. &c, in neat and durable manner; al,n
bed and window corniccs brackets &c. Of the latest
fashion. and most superior workmanship
w Old Frames re-gilt, aud Paintings and Prints
clcansed and vanished, thoroughly appear new
- Centre-pieces and Corniccs Of Plaster of Paris
gilded, malt and FURNISHED in the most durable and
beautiful manner.
Their establishment is on Main street, centre of the
Square, opposite hlr Boshcrs Carriage nanufactory
and I'd door above l.. Dulains Confectionery.
juno 30. ii;-w4ys
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s. NUSTAVUS UPSON RICHARDS, Esq of New
IA York. became interested the LIST February last
in the several businesses of T. * J. S. James * Co of
this City F. * j. S. James " Co OF the City of New
York. and Eward James ~ Co of Petersburg, Va-Nr
richards will be the resident partner in the City of New
York
April IA. 7. & j. s. JAMES IL Co
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June 30.

z EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-Thc Subscribe,
"a y as Administrator with The will annexed of John
Cooke deceased, will SELL at public auction the highest
bidder on Thursday the Both day of July next on the
premises tract OF land lying in the county of cnrco
within FIVE miles ofthe City of Richmond adjoining the
lands of Judge Marshaland Others and formerly the resi-
dencc OF the said Cooke, containing. by cstmaon nine
ty-six acres The improvement s pretty good-has
spring OF very fine waersomc choice fruit trccs-and is
uncommonly heathy.-And at the time and place
VIII sell, upon the terms certain piece or par
Gel of land which is under deed of lease forever to a
certain Benz Lewis fo thirtyeigh barrels corn year
payable annually, on the 10th of February.
Itrms Of Saie-Six, twelve and eighteen months
credit, with interest from the first day of January next
at which time possession will be given Bpnd, with an.
proved security and deed of trust will be required
secure the payment of the purchase money.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, administrators
'eth The 'cH G.ncred, IF Johh Cocke, iced
June 30. I6-,ytds
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NOTICE Was committed 10 ths Jail of ll.iscouo,y
MS runaway, on the slst of May Inst, Negro
..y, named ttkNRY--commtcd 10 Jail the property az
Mrs Eliza Swami ct Northumberland says lie belongs
to Mrs. Eliza Swami Of said city: said negro IS about Ia
years oiu quite back is4 ort 10 IL inches high; has
scar on his right check and on his le arm lid on
when committed, white c"ian ronniahut and Whit,
yarn ponalnnns. The owner Of said NEGRO Il. r,ours
ca To come forward prove properly. pay c.srgcs and
take him away he will be dealt with s the law d;r.cs
+. 10. JONES. Dsrm,v
for Garter Berkeley, Sheriff and Jaior II fianay.r
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June 9

EN CHANCERY--YR ciSIA.-Ata Circuit Superior
Courtoi Law and Chancery, continued and held for
the county of Buckingham the 10Th day of April le5
Lawson G.. Tyler, ................... Plaintiff
against
John Norris administrator of Rcli'd Ilardinan de-
ceased, Thomas NJ. Bondurant, John Morris and Nathan
Spencer, executors of VIM. II. Perkins deceased and
JUN IiHuluhl, -...s... ............. Defendants.
The defendant, John Hardiman not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act of
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that Inc is nhabitan IL
this country IS Ordcrtd That the said absent de-
PENDANT do appear here the fret day Of the next Sep
tcmbcr Term, and the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy OF this Order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond for two
months excessively, and posted the front door of The
Conrthouse OF this county Copy-Teste,
II. ELDRlDGE, c. c. $. c. H. &
juno 10. I2-w0w~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14

EEUFFALO RIDGE SPRlNGS.-The proprietor Of
"a b this celebrated watering place takes this method
OF returning his most sincere acknowledgements to his
friends and the public generally for the very kind and
liberal encouragement which has been heretofore q \.
tended to him. and takes great pleasure in Informing
them, that he has gone to considerable expense in i'm
proving and fitting up his establishment for the convent
ence and more comfortable accommodation Of visitors
81 this arrangement, and by the unremttng at
tenon to the various branches of the business with the
most sincere desire TO please and to give general sats
faction to all who may think proper 10 call on him; with
this determination, he lttcrs himself with hone M
least, that lie will still continue merit the confidence
and patronage OF the public.
These springs are situated i'm Nelson county VIRGINIA
about SIX miles from Bent Creek, and four above New
Market and from their peculiar location enjoy all the
advantages OF the most salubrious and healthy climate
The waters have been used both externally and
y IN some OF the most nvcerate and desperate diseases
with the happics; effects. The large Spring is very bold
and is several feet in diameter aording an immense
quantity of water attended with all the characteristics
OF strong mineral impregnation The utility and great
benefit resulting generally from the of Chaybcate
Waters in almost every Chronic plant has long been
sanctioned by experience, and almost universally admit
ted by all. The water should be commenced in small
doses and the quantity gadualy increased, so that the
stomach may bear Ii and its should be continued al
least through all the summer months In short there arc
but few inyads who have been in the habit of visiting
these springs that have not derived considerable bene
ht and many OF them have been restored TO the enjoy
ment OF the most perfect health by the judcious and pro-
per of these waters
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a GOOD COUNTRY SCHOOL-The subscriber
"a residing four miles North of Charlottesville in the
county of Abcmare in order educate his own augi-
tcrs has engaged female teacher. Miss HEART from,
Mrs. Wizards Seminary, Troy. New York; she came
highly recommended by Mrs. Willard, being fully
competent to teach well every branch OF English c,u-
has taught session in my family, and has given per-
feet satisfaction, both TO myself and Others who have
trusted their daughters TO her The number of pu.
pills will exceed fourteen The subscriber wishes 10
take six young ladies, under the age of fourteen
boarders. The session will commence on the first Of
August, and terminate the 9th of December Every
branch of English Will be taught for $50, French $40
Music 30, Drawing 10. Board, bedding and candles
furnished by the subscriber $50 Board and Tuition
fees 10 be paid one half in advance.
SAMUEL CARR.
June 30. lG-w5w
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AE AsHlNGTON TAvERN-Ile subscriber hav
ing purchascith establishment which lie for
m'iiy kept, and having had it completely repaired and
entirely newly furnished asks To Inform those who
have heretofore so lierally paronisr him. and the pub
lac generally that le is now prepared to accommodate
uem comfortably l.. HARTMAN.
Stannton, June 22d 1885. I5-C,
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FESHE Trustees of the Snlithfeld Academy, in the
* county of Isle of Wight, will proceed, on the first
Saturday in September, to elect Teacher for the ensu.
ing year-ln this Academy, will be taught the Latin
and Greek languages, and the various branches of an
English education There at this time upwards of
hundred pupils school in the town; and the pros
pcct TO gentleman Of good literary and moral qua-
cations, of reasonable compensation, is probably as
fair as exists in any other village in the State Letters
addressed 10 the President of the Snithfeld Academy
Isle OF Wight county Va, postage paid will be promptly
answered No gentleman need apply, unless he can
prodacc to the Trustees unquesonaLle evidences OF his
fitness for the situation.
Smithhcld, Isle Of Wight Co, July Z. 1S-wGw
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u ID APPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE offer
e for sale, my farm, the side of Piscaaway
crock near its entrance into the Rappahannock river
about and half miles below the town Of appaban.
mock This farm contains i73 acres; it lies we'll is well
watercd, and in good state of improvement; cons
dcrube portion IS well taken in clover. fle farm is cu
tFaied IN threc fields, with standing pasture The pas
turc consists Of about 40 Of marsh which affords an
abundant supply of grass for 90 20 head of cattle
ing tie spring ana summer months The soil is well
adapted TO the growth of corn wheat clover &c There
is sufficient quantity of timber the farm for its sup
port The buildings consist Of new dwelling house
barn, and necessary oUthOuses.
Any persons wishing to purchase such farm are in
viied TO call and view the premiscs and am deter
mined TO remove to tho South West good bargain may
be had viii take Negroes, nj the market price i'm pay
mont, If desired. ORLANDO S. JONES.
Essex County June ~. It-Ianf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14

Take notice that shall at the house of VIM Leigh.
IN the county of Halifax Virginia. on the 18th day of
August next, apply to the said William Leigh he being
Judge OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry OF FRINGE Edward county order writ of ccrtio
rari to remove cause, in which plaintiff aud Won
are defendants from said County Count before the said
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry for trial
June l6 [l2-S;1 PHILIP WOODSON
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IN CHANCERY --VIRGINiA.--Ata Circuit Superior
n Court of Law and Chancrry. held for I.uncnbury
County, at the CourHousc thereof, the 9th day Of
October, 1894
Edward Bates, Observation-Disclosures. Plain,ia
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ME co-partnerslp of Taylor &, Garuna is This day
h dissolved by mutual consent Either Of the under
sgned Ia authorized to sign the of the firm in
liquidation Pcrsons wishing to settle their accounts
will find the books The Conung house of Jaquclin
Taylor d Co. ALEXANDER +. TAYLOR
July L. THOMAS GARLAND
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I'm CIANCERY-vi ne,sIA--In Csoschland Cuun.
IA ~ Court. 9Th May 1885:
Matthew L. Anderson aud Daniel S. Garter, Fltfs.
against
Robert, Garland Elizabeth and Jesse Anderson and
Daniel : Carter and Sally his wife Dcns.
The bill of the plaintiff being read and fled and the
defendants Robert and Garland Anderson, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
to the Acs of Assembly aud the nl,s ofths Court and il
this Ccmnonwc the motion n the plaintiffs, by
Counsel IL is Ordcred, That the said defendants, Ro-
bert and Garland Anderson do appear here the frs;
day OF September Court neat aud answer the plaintiffs
BILL and that copy Of ts order be forthwith inserted
IN SOME newspaper printed in the City at Rchsnond
for eight weeks succcssvcy and posted at the front
door of tie Court House of,lis county.
Copy--Tesc. MAR. w. MILLER, ID. C.
June IL. l2-wSwS
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IDEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber of
4 q trs for sale that beautiful and pleasant situation
called MAYFAIR situated in the Forks OF Hanover, an
agreeable and wealthy neighborhood niles from the
Fork Church, 10 miles from Hanover Court-hous, and
- from Richmond The Richmond and Frederick b,irc
Rail Road passes about miles of the dwelling house
-ihc Tract contains between and eight hundred
acres, y ing immediately New Found river. The i'm
provcments consist Of two-s.ofed wood house, with
eight rooms and passagetc out houses consist prin-
cpaly of two good barns, capital framed stable and
indccd Of all the necessary houses usually be- found
on estate in good condon-tsc orchards contain
nany choice fruits, of various kinds This situation is
rca kabc healthy one, aud has always been regarded
the handsomcst in this section of country II is
markaby well watrrd by excellent springs that never
fail three OF which the house The plantation is
well enclosed with good fences, of oak rails principally
and is in state of considerable improvement the
whole At is rarely that situation combining many dcsi-
rabc objects offered for sale II is deemed
ry to be more minute Persons wishing 10 purchase are
invited 10 vsit and Judge Cor themselves The terms
will DC made accommodating for the greater Part of the
purchase money SARAH THORNTON.
N. B. offer also for sale small farms in the same
neghborhood, each containing two hundred and sixty
ucfcs-niodcrae improve each and one of then,
remarkably well tnbcrcd Persons wishing To buy.
would do well to see those places. S 7.
July 4 1S-wU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14

FHSHE subscribers have this day entered into CO. mart
n ncrship, under the firm of Jaqnea Taylor &. CO.
hey VIII continue the Dry Goods business in the house
heretofore occupied by J. Taylor.
JAQUEIiN z. TAYLOR
ALEXANDER F. TAYLOR
July ], 1895. T-ti,
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FH'O Sally Watson. widow cf Augustus Wassnn
81 Deceased, Edward Redord, administrator Of Au.
gnstns Watson, deed, Joseph Price and Sarah e. his
Johns and frances his wife Joseph Wilson and Doro-
thea his wife, Thomas T. Watson, Robert Strarr and
Elizabeth his wife, Arthur ierndon and Sarah f. b his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14

F. 81 j. S. JAMES & CO.
April II. [1I2-tfl Market SQUARE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-19
n D q G ALTON.

FEsHE yearly session Of the Female Sc.
a mlnary under the care Of the Rev
ALEXANDER JONES, commences on Mon.
day preceding the LIST OF April next.
Two spacious and airy rooms, convent
emily and handsomely finished and furnish
ed. are appropriated TO the use of the
School, and large and expensive appa.
ratus has been received, including globes.
orrery, geological specimens, mechanical
powers, chemical utensils, air.pumps, ell
ectfical machine, and many other import
ant and useful articles. Ii is hoped, ad
vantages are now presented by this insti
tuition, which do not belong 10 a majority
of those more distant and much more ex.
pensive.
As general rule, scholars will be con
sidered as entered for the yearly session !:
they can be received for shorter period,
only with previous understanding, and
special reasons existing to require an ex-
ception.
Terms invariably the same for all. viz !:
SIS Tor tuition per annum-S10O for board
-s75 for scholars of the neighborhood,
returning home Friday evening. Produce
will be taken in payment Of board. Two
or three more scholar ooarders will be re.
ceived.
Charlestown, March 10, IS35.-St
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-19
PUBLIC SALE.

FHsHE subscriber intending TO discontin
a ue farming will sell at public sale on
Wednesday the a5th Of March, at the
Smoke Town Farm, about three and a
half miles from Martinsburg. all his per
sonal property consisting Of
Work Horses, Brood Mares and
Colts, Mich Coacs, and
young Cattle, about so head
Of Hogs, 20 head Of Sheep, tro
Wind Nils, one Threshing Machine,
PloHghs, Harroaos, one set Black
SMITHS Tools, with a number
Of other articles requisite for farming.
Also, $40 acres Of Grain in the ground.
Terms Nine months credit will be
given on all sums over dollars the pur.
chaser giving bond with approved secmi.
ty, under that sum, Cash
JAMES BROWN.
March 10, 1sS5-td
o. viii also Hire three Negro Men
and 2 Girls, privately from the lst April,
until LIST of January. J. b.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-19
YOUNG LADIES BOARDING g.
DAx 8 G * O o u.
NGEDnNE c,rSasYNr ny

FESHE present session Of this institution
d under The care ofthe Rev. MIR. Eicb
elberger principal and proprietor, assisted
by Miss HENRY and Mss Polk, commen.
ced February the 10th. The institution
is exclusively female, and the course ad
apted altogether to female instruction.
embracing every branch Of English, classi
cal and ornamental education. This in.
stitution though private is under the su.
pervision of a Board of Visitors named
below, to whom, with the citizens OF
Winchester generally and the parents of
pupils IN the Seminary reference may be
made.
TERMS, including boarding, lodging,
washing and tuition, English branches.
per session of % weeks 500, Music with
use OF instrument SIS, Drawing and pain
ting, usual course $40, Languages, Latin
or French IS. Needle work free OF extra
charge.
Board Of Visiters.--J. Bruce (prmcipal
oil Winchester Academy President, DR. I.
y. X. Conrad, Secretary; Rev, J. f..
Jackson, Rev ". w. Geortner, DIR. A.
5. Baldwin Dr. J. X McKim Holiday.
DR. Ii. Mcclure. DR.. J. r. w. Dunbar.
w. l.. Clark, L. ~ Iidball, r. e.. Byrd.
X. Y. Conrad, ID. w. Barton, and J. G.
Brooks, Esqrs. visitors.
Winchester, March 10, 1s35.-2w&4t
e3dw
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REGLNENTAL ORDERS.

IHE Company OF Infantry Of the line
lately commanded BY Capt Nine. callct
Dry Run Company, and the Compnny
Ioi Infantry Of the line. formerly COMMAND
ed by Capt. Wilson, called Lick Compa
my, will assemble at the Cross Roads
Itoke's Rum on Saturday the 2S,h d
March at o'clock. Cor the purpose ~
holding an election for officers 10 said
Company will attend the above election
In person.
rhe Company Of Infantry lately com
manded by Capt, Robinson, viii parade
at their usual place OF muster on FRIDAY
the 9th of March, at 1 o'clock. The
Company of Infantry lately commanded
oy Capt. Jack, called Long Lane Compa.
ny, VIII assemble at their usual place OF
parade on Saturday the 2Sth of March. M
one o'clock; aod the Company of Infant.
~ OF the line lately commanded by Cant.
Henry Miller. viii assemble at Little
Ceorgetown, on Tuesday the Sist OF
March, at O'Clock, P. VI. for the purpos
oil holding an election for offers TO said
companies. Lieut., Col, Robert v. Snod.
gras will superintend said elections.
The Company of Infantry OF the line,
called South Town Company, will Assem-.
BILE near the Market house in .Martiusburg
on Saturday the asth Of March, precise ly
al Il o'clock, for the purpose of elec,ing
officers TO said company will superin
tend myself.
The members OF the Company of ArtiI.
lery commanded by Capt Cox, and the
Company Of Infantry of the line, com.
manded by Capt. Morgan, will parade al
Gerrardstown on Saturday the 2slh of
March, at O'Clock. The members Of the
Company Of Cavalry, lately commanded
by Capt, Stevens, will parade al Buukers
hill. (sMill Creek) ON Saturday the 4,h dav
oil April, precisely at IL o'clock; and the
company OF Infantry Of the line, lately
commanded by Capt VIM Burns will pa
rade at Darkesville on Saturday the ath
OF April at half past 9 o'clock and the
company Of Infantry of the line. comman.
ded by Capt. .McKever, called Gano,owu
company, will assemble at Gauotown on
Wednesday the LIST of April--all for the
purpose of holding elections for officers 10
hll said Companies. Maj, w. q. Burns
will attend said elections.
The commandments Of companies will
hold elections for officers to fiji their re-
'pective companies. according TO law, on
heir respective muster days. The super.
ntendents of the aforesaid elections will
make out a full roll Of the Aforesaid re
spectlve companies, and return all delin.
lnents to their next respective Battalion
Courts OF Inquiry, if any Of the aforesaid
companies should fail to elect officers, the
of elections will appoint
another day or days. for the purpose of
holding elections, some time in June next,
should they again fail, they are ordered 10
appoint another day or days in August.
The above order is required to be strict
y attended TO.
JACOB MYERS, Col.
9th Regt. v M.
March 10. 1886.