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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15

VIRGINIA. TO Wit.
At Ru.es holden IN the Clerk, Ole. ~ a..
Circuit Superior Court 81 Law aud chan.
Gerry FOR Jefferson County, the first NIonda,
in January, 1885:
Caicb Cspc aud Joan FeGc~r, fqlfae,, H7.s.,.
fhe srn' Of CS!eb COPE u Coa,aav.
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TO Merchants.

~ oar snd cANDLLs taksa ~ s1eAsns.
y, iof ~ N,s'gsgfs. nj ,hs pacs.
Jan. s.. i735
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NthOtNit, TO Wit
In the Ciresit Superior Court OF Law and
Chsaeery for Jehersoa County, January
Rules. le35:
Len Easy ."L Cls';,' ID. Siiasi-G. irsii~s
sszsr he frm If Easy & StsW<isf,
PLnsIur.,
AGAINST
liza. y. B.sktrk, Margaret Dirou, Erse.isir
81 John Dsrsa. d'e'd, H,.sy Siriasr. Ls,s
Sridsr, and Sss.s<i Striker, Dl,'rs,
IN CuANCERY
YkvNE defendant. William Y. BIsk,.k not
- having entered his appearance, ard
given security according to the act Of assem-
bly, aud the rules ct this court, aud IL app. at
INK BY satisfactory e, idencs that D.. .. DOT an
inhabitsnt Of this couairy; II 4, ordered. That
the sad defendant do appear here on th.
hrst day of the next term. aud answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs; aud that a copy Of this
order be forth~ iih Inserted an some newspa.
per published On Charlie sto~n, Eot = mo,lhs
s,iceessrvely. and posted At the front door o.
the courthouse IN the said town Of ChaT,s.-
town. A eopy-Te.ie.
ROBERT 7. BROWN. Cissk.
Jan -. ls35.
VIRGINIA. To WIZ.
In the Circuit Superior Court of I,w and
Ch.neery Tor Jefferson County, Janusr,
Rules, ISIS:
Jesfph A. S,apL-ssY aud R,ys-aid r. !SrsJ .is...
"icrehsrfs and farsaers, frssii,y maicr H. S,7r.
81 A. !Siapisfsa h SsH, PLAINTIFFS.
AGAINST
HI BHskirk, Margaret ID ron. Er-rfsiy,,
John hIeH. 'L-cd. Hn,y Slr.dS-. Isaae
S"'"s'' ana .>4"sho Su'siv, DsT'rs,
IN CHANCERY
HVHE defendant, WIN. v. Bu>kirl. n..
IL having entered his appearance. aud
gwen security according - the act OF Assem-
oily and the rules Of thu, court; and At appear
ing by satisfactory c, iience that he il not 40
inhabitant OF this country: u - ordered
That the SAID defendant do appear here os.
the hr.t DAY Of the next erin, and answer the
bill OF the piaisti.Is; aud tLai n COW Of tht.
order be forthwith inserted 40 some nev,p,-
per published 30 Chsriestown, for y month.
'ueeessi'ely, aud posted at the front door of
the courthouse an the said town u Charles
toEn. A eopy-Tcs,e,
ROBERT +. BROWN, C.e5a.
Jan. -, 1885.
VIRGINIA, ro wrr
10 the Circuit Superior Court Of Law arc
Chancery for Jefferson County, Jaauar,
Rules. 1885:
Robert SEdH, PIux7,r
Hm- D. BHsIsrk. .Ml-.rur,f Dr,a. Erc~,.
tar Of John D.-sE, a,od, H-n.s S..I.-
! i'GGe S:r'4sr, anal Samuel SfrId7,
DLTLNDANTs,
~ CUANCERY.
IHViIE defendant, Vim. v Bussirs. no,
IL having entered his appearance. aad
gwen security according e. tho act OF a..
'emoiy aud the rules of tbs court; and !,
! appearing BY satisfactory evidence that hc !,
not an inhaoitan; of this country: IL i. or
deted, That the said defendant do apncs,
here on the 6rst day OF tho next iesm. an.
answer the bill OF tue piaintiT, aud that :
copy OF this order DO forthwith inserted il
some newspaper published IN Chsrie.town
Ior t"o months suceessively. aud posted a
Tie iront door OF the courthouse 10 the sa.,
ioan Of Charleston
coPy-Tcsie.
ROBERT 7. BROWN. Clerk.
Jan. IL, IS2j.
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CASH WANTED.

/lSiiiN : 10 close up bu.inc., dc, 49,.
w srribsr requests All petso,, indebted
TO ban 20 call ard settle tteir & 20 on Or b.
fore the hri Of February Az WHO hu d.
comply With the request. nav ext,s, do,
aceoohi' and no'ss placed "a tle had, OF 90
officer for collection.
JOSEPH GROWS
January L. IN. o.,
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AarnerS-IsrI'y Earrings
RESTITUTION.

M IT, he Subscribers, committee ~.
w pointed by the Pres dent aud nic,-
to's OF th' H'rrcr'-fcrry Saving, In,utl-
iion, 10 Investigate tie Affair, Of ~, Iii
'tiu;ion ior the las, SIX months. .oJ,n, o..
5l't December, lS3i. AID make ard publish
report thcrr9a "a One Or more nrH-p,rc,.
printed ~ tie county If jefferson. Hcrort
That ne have examined the books. n6t,s
accounts, ard mrmotaadums, from Which
We su5"s: tic following statement
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Mr.. Tsns~r has issued the FIR. na,,L-, n -.
'er'e' ct Map. % Ansiehi Ceagrsp:.y .sI His
tory. eonss,ains
i-Esi~n. OF Map of the eoaatries -h.eh
have PsOfssses' the faith Of NaI,,-net.
e-G2ilia, or Assiea, France.
S-Mspof P~iesine
A-f1an of Jerusalem 81. sts e,,irpn,
acknowledged Chart OF the 6,h .-e Of
the verdi
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The sens'e have eoasrsoed. fsr the vacancy
N the Supreme Court s.ss-d b, tn ,I-o-.se a
Jusi'ee Johnsba. the Hon JAxCs VI. wArxt
~ pre-sui RePTeseusA,ise from Georgia
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An OHIO PsPrr, Noticing a stag accident, la.
the following s-D,-nee
The hnrs-sbee-'ne uunaaaSc.ble ,asi ran OF.
ana mins in eo"tset = i'm the Esse. kiIe, one a
tne nor .c', and - severely maime,I the driver
recovery
s.. tic horsv' de'pair-.i o: the recover, Of the
men Ner! ecsit.tive h,,r,-s. truly,
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HdIpsTs-EtTry Sria.s hsfit,f,9e.
J',t snt lsf, l-Js
liL frr-tI"ni 81 Director. II his, i,st.-
"a luton have ii,i, day declared ,,.5eed
o, - per ceat fOr tie TX month, enJ.n.-
1Ist OF Decemb,r. aud deposition, can -,
GIVE Their dividend. by ealing Al the on.
OF ihis Institution '''0 0'''''
JJSLP!i &. HAYS. T,snYrer.
DAYS or DIscoI VT every Ty..,,, i,
III O'Clock, ~ No,rs ,,te,t,J -,
count aust be lef, with the Tre,..,fer r., 80
he lose ~ O'Clock. 4 ". on tie s,id L..
discount ny order % the Board
Ian. L.. I-J5 III
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accounts, AID mrmoraadums. from ~IirI
We su5mi: tic follow u.s. ,isgement:
HDPsTs-F,ry S.riug, Iasl,i....n M
To amount received from mon,i,'~
depositOrs srtf- H.,
%. s,.-..f4 -,
Do. for 'ntere't ou ioap. Iap 2nI
do. lines Assessed ,! sii
s25-! %
y en-a r4.l .reeill leyos.-
NJ ''' o siO5j -
DO. for Ro~'et,I n'ercstTablc ; cJ
DO. for sign Jut
DO. Treasurer, wage. - %
DO. monthly depo,iIotS l-O 90
DO. IA hands Of Treasurer az 80
DO. loaned 10 Individual, 5.g oar
--s2i,! a
Bgsdged S:e;rNesf sfflr g;-l.-s o(i.. Ksrh.,..
fe'Tr >rt77Ps hrr'iiul.oH, o., b.c siSr D,crri.
Fromis.ory Notes 10 haad, of The Trcasut.,
and attorneys for SUIT sI7sI -.
C7.h "a had, ol Treasurer 7l5
sSl2s ga
liabilities. rn:
Due special deFcs,tor, si3iG ut
monthly do i61s 80
" cal jcIo,ilor, Ir
intere', VI t. his dstc iG o.
Leaving ~. balance :, BE d.,,r.s,
ted amo15 she m9uiai, de28,'r, -, . 3
HENRY WARD
NJ THOMPSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-12
PDETEs Y.
MECH YET REMAINS uNsuNG."

- ,..,un,pies tho annexed unpublished
The Louls'a" h c following remarks:"n adjoining CO
poem oy nncm of Ton MooREs before publish
lumn WIZ pe ;nIrIcd TO Il gentleman OF this CITY, 1t wa
cd io "n'e r la,e celebrated Mrs. Sidons the amt
% aEwyi,b who only daughter OF Stephen hemp' anu
- ~ the Drrscnt Fanny Bucr Inc 's oa'" ~
tts noem osccsn these stanzas nave none lit'o mo
% fact verse; and the lady wee singing gave rise
this curious instance oil the power VI "'S s'r' 20 ~ "
bert Arkwsht.' ,,,, npn,n
HE IA h-b'o,"'
UNPUBLISHED POEM, ny THOMAS MOORE.
They both wefe hushu-tho Eoce-'he cho'uA-
i heard but once 'hs mi'enns ,a!,
And lew me tones, nou low 'ne Hosus,
My spel-bounn memory otouent""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-12
Cancer.
AND THE ART OF HEALING

AND THE ART OF HEALING GENERALLY.
To the Editor Of the S. r. Telegraph
MNR r. Editor I'VE have noticed, in your paper an
VA advertisement by DR.. Marshall, proposing TO cure
Cancerous diseases, Fistula &c We have been
toned to believe that these diseases WERE for the
part, ncurablc; but having had opportunity of wit
Messing of the practice of DR.. NJ really think II
would he serving the of humanity to say that we
have been asonshed at the attending his efforts
We have seen some cases the appearance which, drew
from all around. expressions Of hopeless despair and
seemed to defy human SKILL and yet after few weeks
under the treatment of Dr. NJ the disease TO all appear
anc", is effectually removed.
We take pleasure in calling the attention OF any O
your readers, who may be suffering from these distress
ing diseases, to the advertisement referred to.
JAS &. CRANE,
ARCHD. THOMAS.
CORNELIUS CREW,
EZEKIEL DAVIS,
RIGID. G. GILLIAN
JAMES CASKIE,
A..FRENCH.
w. w. MARSHALLs REMEDY FOR THE PILES
An intallibc remedy for the Piles (Which has been
tested by various persons in this city and elsewhere
may be had by applying to W. w MARSHALL at the Man
sion House.
If satisfaction is not gvcn, the money will be returned
Reference TO persons cured Of Cancer lately-Wiliam
Petitt Fluvanna county Mr. Hacket, Caroline county,
Edward Bass, Colesville; Ich'd Johnson, Cumberland
county; fhos Skinner, E. City county; sam'l Mathews
Brunswick county; MIR. Noble, Prince Edward county;
MIR. Miller, Goochland county; Mr.. Janncy, Alexandra;
William 2. Wyche, Petersburg.
Sept. -. 41-wtf
Sd APPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE-Thc
4 a subscriber offers for sale Tract of Land lying on
the North bank Of the Rappaannock containing about
400 acres; the greater part of which is cleared and
closed the residue is covered with chcsnut and pine
timber. lts supposed that the general advantages Of
this farm are equal TO those Of any other the river
situated within miles of the Chesapeake Bay and with
in three of an established Steamboat landing-and pro-
ducc is sent to Baltimore by water at cents per bushel
The soil is light, finely adapted TO the growth of corn,
cotton clover sweet and Irish potatoes &c, and is as
easily enriched any land in the State. This situation,
in the midst of gcnteel and peaceable society," is said to
be the heahiest in the neghborhood, commands an
tensve land and water prospect and the river passing
Immediately before the door, abounds with oysters and
fish. in rich vaetya valuable shad and herring fishery
may easily be established The above property can be
purchased for $500. The subscriber be seen on
the premses-or communications addressed to him. at
White Stone, will meet with prompt attention.
R. w. II. BRENT.
Locust Grove, near White Stone,
Lancaster CO., Va, Nov 49, 55-w5w-
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q AND FOR SALE.-A highly improved Farm,
e. called Lime Stone Creek, situated on the Rich
mond Road, nine miles from Charlottesville, containing
ZIP acres, more or less, with dwelling houses and all
the necessary out houses stables tlresIng machine,
&c. will he sold by private contract; together with
negroes, stock ofcae and valuable horses implements
of husbandry, corn, fodder &c. small tract of low
land, belonging TO Mr. David Niche, and which is be
sold, separates it from the Rivanna River There is
vein OF rich Limestone running through the whole tract
which has nTuarrcd and kned for these seven years
and The lime employed manure 10 enrich the land
and for selling it for building purposes. Persons DESTROYS
OF buying Will apply at the Office of the Charlottesville
Advocate, or TO Dr. Buttcrmann at the University.
October 70. 4S-wtf
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Eb UNAWAYS.-Ran away from Mr. Rober. Payne,
D. on the nghl Of the fifth inst in the unpcr ege Of

UNAWAYS-Ran away from Mr. Rober. Payne,
q o the night of the fifth ins in the upper edge Of
Buckingham county, two Negro fellows. ASDREw and
JIM. Andrew was purchased by Mr.. Payne Of Peter
G. Cosby in Rchmond he is said to be abou, twenty
five years of ave. FIVE feet eight ten inches high, and
will probably weigh about lG5 pounds; he is brown
muatto, straight and well made, witt, marks scars
recoectcd; he had small whiskcrs and has gap in his
upper under teeth he white fur hat when he
left; he had variety of clothng.-Jm purchased
and is about 10 Years DID, he is very black and about
the height Of Andrew, stout made fellow, ana
will weigh 1o5 90 pounds; his is very much
sunk between the eyes, and is very broad at the end nc
had an old pair of jean pantaoons and pair of coarse
linen ditto, and old jean roundabout and CHIP nat
We are informed that Andrew has wife in I. Edwar"
county, and may be lurking about in that county W"
have no idea that Jim will leave him. ANY person that
will deliver them to US, in this place. secure them -
any Jail in this State that get them, SHAH -
GOODWIN g. TEMPLEMAA:
Richmond, June IL. II"
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VIE subscriber returns his thanks to the citizens of
a Richmond and the public generally, for the liberal
forms them that he has returned from the North and is
reopenlng with an entire assortment Of HATS and
Cars all fashionable and fresh just from the .nanuac
tories HIS stock equal TO any in this city for neat
men in want of Hats and Caps are respectfully invited
to call on their obedient CHAS IOUNSTny
n b. My assortment will be complete in few davs
December L. X
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-12

a SARPETlNGS AND RUGS.-We have received
" consignment blythe ship Grace, from Liverpool.
and offer for sale Brussels, Three-py, Kdderminster
and Ventan arpetings-Brussels Wilton. Tuited and
other Rugs. JAQUELIN TAYLOR & CO -
Richmond, Nov. 81 59-eaw6t
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BAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.-Th Institution
EG will be opened the ensuing year on the l'th OF ia
nuary next under the charge Of Mr. John G. Lawrence,
as Principal, and Mr. Oliver White, First Assistant
Teacher the gentlemen who have for several years
continued give such satisfaction the Board OF Irus-
tees that it has unhestatingy reelected them for
other year. AS fifty scholars entered, Z
third teacher will be associated with them according to
the established rules of this Academy. The scholastic
year will comprise ten months and be divided into two
equal sessions.-Therc will he vacation of one month.
during the Summer, commencing on the 10Th OF June,
Immediately after the examinations The course OF in
strucon will comprise the Greek, Latin and French
languages Natural Philosophy Geomctry. and the En-
gish branches usually taught in the best schools The
Principal is we'll supplied with good surveying instru-
nens which the students may at all times use There
is valuable library, for the most part selected by the
late Col John Taylor and the cathness of the situation
is not surpassed by any in Virginia.
1erms-For board, tuition, library fee. washing. fuel.
and rent, Sll5 If bed and bedding be furnished
by the Stewards department. which is submitted to Mr.
Lawrences government, additional charge of ST per
amman will be made. Quarterly payments are desirable,
but not indispensable.
BY order Of the Board:
RICHARD BUCKNER, Jr, President
pro tempore Of the Board Of Trustees.
November 49, 53-2awSw
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HeobiHson's Practice, Vol. ?.

Eastern District Of Firginia, to ri
u + it remembered, that the eleventh day of Sep
q b TENDER, Ammo Donini, one thousand eight hun
drcd and thirty five, CoSwAY RoBSsoS, Of the said Dis
rct hath deposited in this office, the title Of Book the
title of which is in the following words, to wit: ''Thc
Practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in Virginia, by
CoxwAY RoBISsoS. Volume IL. Containing Practice in
suits in Equity. Richmond Printed by Samuel Shepherd,
and sold by Roben l. Smith, lc3j"-'lhc right whereof,
he claims as author in conformity to the Act Of Con-
grcss entitled, San Act to amend the several Acts re-
spcctng copy rights"
HENRY GIBSON, Clcrk Of hc District
II The following extract from Mr. Robinsons Pre-
face to his Second Volume will give idea of its
contents:
"The consideration that under the Judicial system of
Firgiain, Chanccry must often be decided with
the benefit Of Libraries and desire to make the
uc useful beyond the limits OF the State, have together
induced me to give greater scope to 1t than It's name i'm
ports 1t is in truth, treatise upon the principles Of
eqnty well the practice, and will prove think,
convenient book OF reference to the practising lawyers
in any portion Of the Union In it will Gc found the
Eirgnia Statutes and Decisions, such Adudications in
the Chancrry Of En- und and Ireland it seemed pro-
per to mention account of their Importance of the
recent date at which they made, and most of the
Equity Decisions in the United States The .Nc,1 York
Reporters, Carncs, JohuSon Co,rca: UndcH. Hopkins
and Pugc cited nearly often those Of Trginia
Frequent reference is made 10 the Decisions Of the Su
prcmc Court of the United Suites in DaiiaS, CrQnch
Wheaton and Peters, 10 those of Mr. Justice Starry in Ma
son. and the Decisions of South Curoiina in Bay De-
SausSure and .NcCOrd--and occasionally citations are
made from the Pennsylvania Cases in Iatcs BiAncy and
Rairc: aud from the Massachusetts Reports including in
the latter not only those called but ten volumes
Of Mr.. Pickcring.'
The Second Volume of Robinsons Practice, contains
4i2 pages with table of Contents and table of Cases
cited, comprising AZ pages, and complete Index to both
volumes, embracing 2OG pages more, making altogether
G9G pages. 1t is in the Binders hands and will be
for sale at the store of the subscriber in Richmond in
10 or - days. Price Of the Volume Sc 80 cts.
September IS. [39-tfl ROBERT l. SMITH
r AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber wishes to sell
Z the Tract Of Land which he resides. in the
ty of Cumberland, Willis river, containing 500 acres
about 100 acres of which Willis bottom. This land
Is situated in agreeable and pleasant neighborhood
with the advantages Of water CATION from the farm
to the city Of Richmond The improvements are good,
and suited TO the comfortable accommodation of small
family. He would also sell tract adjoining the above
supposed TO contain about 10 acres. JOS FUQUh.
November 6. 5}-w12w
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FWNO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-Farm
< rifle -hnsic amt Fancy Sore-I have in store, am
constantly receiving. and will be very glad to SELL the
most splendid assortment of PrASos and all other kinds
Of musical Instruments strings music, furniture, and
many fancy snhstantrcs. AS putting is odious will
tone sweeter and more powerful that they remain in tune
longer, and better built than all other inferior ones
and lastly, that they be learnt to play in half the
time OF other instruments; in short, they are as
much Superior TO many sold at other places as church
organ to cw:sharp with the que broke out As
TO other musical Instruments furniture and fancy goods
they far above any comparison. | will sell lower
than any other person in this Sate-ndced low that
you will be as,onished. All new Pianos after sold,
will deliver gratis, any distance under 40 miles also
warrant and keep them in tune IL months. hire out
Pianos, repair old ones, and take them in exchange
will sell Chairs lower than any other person. and be We
~ polite, particularly 10 Ladies'
October -. T4G-lafI2m1 GEO. p. KNAUFF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-12

ND edmond COUNTY LAND FOR SALE
b q The subscriber being DESTROYS and determined
remove to State. provided he dispose OF his
lands &c. in the Northern Neck, he therefore offers his
public Lots and Houses at SoIcy Hill, the most
sonable terms; consisting of Il tavern, which is
house. three stories hgh containing under the roof eight
and passage, which renders it quite comfortable
and well calculated TO entertain travellers, &c There are
good stables, store-housc, new granary, kitchen:
ice house. and all other 0utn0uscs necessary public
placcall of which has been built since 1870 There IS
also good well in the yard, to be excellcd by any
for good water in this State. There about -
of land attached TO the lot
will also offer another lot, adjoining the same tract
known by the of Whites Tavern, containing about
3! acres with good dwelling house, and other out.
houses on it, which, with little repair, would be in good
order.
will also offer another tract containing 2G2
lcs Southwest of Wcstmorcland Court. House, wi;
good dwelling house, Kitchen granary, stables, and
other necessary Out-houscs
will also offer another tract containing 800 acres
l-2 miles West Of Wcstmorclsnd C. Il.--a valuable
forest farm. There is good dwelling house. granary
corn houses stables, &c, and rst-Eate gris mill lately
built
will also offer another tract in the extreme end Of
the county, containing $50 acres, with good dwelling
house, and other out houses on it,
All the foregoing lands, lying in the county Of Rich.
mond and State Of Virginia, healthy situations. |
deem it unnecessary To give further description Of the
lands, those wishing to purchase view for Iel-
selves, &c. JOSHUA REAMf,
Aug. 81. [3l-t1 sloney Hi, Richmond Co., Va.
NTOTICE-A Grs.-ru,c Stand for Tailor, at Walkers
" Tavern in Spottsy lvania ANY single gentleman,
who is Of steady habits, and good Workman would 30
we'll 10 avail himself Of this Stand as 1t Is located IN
wealthy ncigborlood and there is at the place
mercantile houses it is certainly worthy of the attention
of any pc ntlcman whose situation it ight suit
Dec g fG2-2aw2wl LEON LEVY.
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a PETITION will be made to the next Legislature of
"a Virginia, for the passage of law, aulhorsire the
trustees OF the town OF Farmrille lay off and sell in
suitable lots. portion of the lands of Josiah Chambers,
person OF unsound mind. next adjoining said town.
NOV. ~. J4-W1W
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from the Fredericksburg ARENA -

IFrom the Fredericksburg ,'fch".J ,--, uoreo
At large meeting held at King George " macnr,Lsr
pursuant public notice. on the Sd day Ur invited to-
lake the Chair, and Mr. John F. Jett was chosen 'e''e
tary. ,,po,,,;on ,y,s submitted
r. the men,;ng by Mr. Edward T. Tayloe, viz:
r ~ ,ba ,rse If Delegates of Virginia. has given no.
ce his constituents that eso" R"o w W W
Tcah 70 ,es;gn his scal in the Senate OF the unteu
States and hat he will vote for such resolution unless
instructed to do otherwise cv. 1,o ma, in
ResoIced That We the people of King George, mel III
primary assembly deliberate on the iUiss0ng
and dey Of Benjamin Watkins Lei h hereby instruct
our Delegate JOHN ooe ESQ., to vote aga,nsIh any uu
a,ufe, either directly indirectly TO instruct mr. Legh
10 respn his scat in the Senate of the United STATES
MrTayioc addressed The meeting upon the SUBJECT OF
the proposed Legislative measure He was followed ny
Mr. John Hooc in defence of his contemplated vote
MIR. Tayloe repird-and after few remarks made ny
Mr. W. R. Mason and Capt Younger Johnson, the IRE.
ambe and Resolution, were passed by the meeting ny
an overwhelming ma iorty, ,, -,
HENRY Il. WASHINGTON, Chairman
TrrT