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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03

HOISPUR, tic Sire of Mazcppa, will stand the en-
81 - suing season, at St Leger (Mr. John Heth's)
IN the county of Chesterold % miles from Petersburg
10 mies from Richmond, and miles south Of the Cor
fIts PARTICULARS will be givcR hereafter.
Dec. -. lIO-ul JOHN b. CHRfSTIAN
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HID lCHMoND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND POTO
MA MAO RAIL.ROA D.-At q neclinm of the PFC

HID edmond, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
h& MAC RAlL-ROAD-At meeting of the Pre-
sident and Directors of the Company, Monday the
I'd March, 1875 the following resolution was adopted
ReS0tred, That the Stockholders be required to pay
their respective shares the following sums, wit Five
dollars on each share or before the tenth day of April
next hive dollars on each share before the tenth
day OF May next and five dollars each share on or
before the tenth day of June next-These sums are to
be deposited heretofore the credit of the Company
in the Bank of Virginia the credit of the Treasurer
in the Girard Bank aNhiladelpha.
The Board deem 1T proper to state, for the information
or the Stockholders, that upon compliance with the
QUESTIONS made and heretofore, efourth of the
private subscriptions Of the capital stock will have been
paid up.-A fourth of the subscription of the Board OF
bly, render it unnecessary make any further reausi-
ton upon the individual Stockholders than Sep
tember. VIM p. SHEPPARD Secreforv
March q 100-2awI0thA
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AUU Z > IINE Il. DA BNE
THOMAS G. AMORY,
WILLIAM Ii. ROY,
AUG. l.. DABNEY, ) CT;
THO. c. AMORY, Counmis
VIM. III. ROY, Siohefs'
DISAPPOINTMENT


W The sale of the land above mentioned not having
taken place on the LIST Monday in March, it will certain
y be made at Gloucester Courth house on the LIST Mon
day in May next, being Court day, upon the following
TERMS by consent of parties-Ihe claim of the PITTS
Geo T. F. Lorimer * Co.. and the costs and charges of
the suit, which will amount a little over three thou
sand dollars will be required in cash; for the balance
two equal payments six and twelve months credit
to be secured by good personal security, and deed
OF trust on the land Too much scarcely be said
IN communication of this most beautiful, valuable and
desirable estate, which contains, including marshes,
one thousand acres, not much short of it, The land
about $50 acres being entire level lying on Creek
which IS navgabe for large vessels datcy in front
oil the dweling-having it nexhaustible beds of mari
and shells at three different points of the arm large
brick mansions containing eight besides five in the
cellar kitchen, smokc-housc, barns carra house
&c, NC; all said to be in good repair = and possessing
IN addition to all these and other advantages the inesti-
mabie convenience of and easy to- the gr Attest
abundance the shelly and nny tribes ofsh as well
as every variety of wild fowl in their respective
Purchasers are invited to view the place and Judge
for themselves Mr. Oliver the present proprietor will
take pleasure in showing the premises to any gentleman
DESTROYS OF purchasing farm.
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February II. 1885.

ENXECUTORS SALE-Will be sold to the highest
IA bidder, on the premises TucSday the 2lst of
April next the Tract of Land, in the county of Gooch-
land, belonging the late Mrs Elizabeth Humber de-
ceased, containing l73 acres-on the following terms,
viz third cash. third in six and the balance in
twelve months; bonds with approved security, and n
Deed of Trust the land will be required secure the
payment The land lies the stage road from Rich
mond to Charlottesville and five miles above the Court
house. 1t is one Of the hcacst residences in this
part of the countryand the title is ndsputabe Also,
AT the same time and place. there will be sold for cash
some articles of household furniture
All persons having claims against the estate of the
late Mrs Elizabeth Humber deceased will present them
to the subscriber, (eher Gooch!and Courthouse
ON the day of sale properly authenticated arrange
mens may be made for their settlements and those In
dcbted TO said estate will please make immediate pay
ment rs longer indulg ence cannot be allowed.
MlCAJAH MANGUM,
Executor Of Elisabeth Humber dec d.
March IL. l0l-lOt
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n tHARLES SHIRLEY CARTER has become
" resident of Richmond, and will practice Law in
the Superior and Inferior Courts held in the City Pro-
essona business conded to him will receive prompt
tention
Office in the basement story of Mrs Duyals Boarding
House
March 81. 107-3t
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MAS COMMITTED tothc jail Of Frederick coun.
~ " rs runaway, negro man calling himself
'Oi1 bANklS, about forty hyc years Of age FIVE feet
seven inches high, and Of dark complexion There arc
no visible marks or defects about him with the execution
OF ms rgh reg, being about inch shorter than the c
accustomed bY kick from horse in the groin lie
says That he belonged originally 10 The estate Of Car
ser and was purchased from the said estate by ono John
montgomery OF York Virginia, who sold him 10 trader
ABOUT I'VE years since (name not recoectcd The owner
80 requested TO come forward prove property pay charges
ano take HIN away otherwise lac VIII be- disposed of ac
cording 10 law. CHARLES fnITET
~ Jqilor II Frodorick couafg ia.
Inarcn 10. 1Of-3fn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03

INVALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-Thes sub
scrber, intending TO to the South offers
his valuable LOT at Madison Court House, for sale
The buildings consist of clearinghouse, Kitchen
meathouSe stable, and all other necessary out houses
the amount asked for The whole estalishmcn and two
Offices Tie stores and Offices in the best situations
in the town for business, and always in demand The
Lot contains acre--half of which is in garden
which is very productive The yard is large and well
shaded with handsome trees and ornamcnted with shrub
berry. There are some fine fruit trees on the Lot
will also sell Gf the purchaser should desire i my stock
of medicines, shop furniture, &c, very reduced
price. Negroes will be taken in payment if it would
better suit the convenience OF the purchaser For terms
apply to the subscriber the premises
VIM G.. THORNTON
February 81 9i-2a,yov-,yr,,y
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10 EMoYAL..-B. T. BaIDWLY, Oate MOTLEY g.
~ " Baidwin) has taken tcnementin Yenabie Row,
opposite Chappcs saddlcry store and two dors blo
Read, Womaek q Cos, where be will keep general
assortment Of Siapie and Fancy Dry Goods Stoes ms
his friends and the public generally.
Farmville, March ~ 1886. 100 ,e.,
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EDIECE GOODS, cheap for eash--or short, approved
"a eredt-HESGY PArsoS, No. Z, Hanover ST, near
patronage of those Country Merchants who are making
their purchases of staple Dry Goods with cash or short
credit. lie has made his arrangements for dealing with
SUCH and is determined 10 offer them goods at such prices
as will make it an object Tor them 10 patronse hun
His stock comprises general assortment of foreign
and domestic staple Dry Goods.
Feb. 81. a5-om
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03

M OTlCE-Thc mercantile operations of Motley *
u Baldwin. by limitation, terminated on the LIST in
slant, (Nlarch) All persons indebted to said concern
particularly requested to make payment as early as
practicable. MOTLEY " BALDWIN.
Farmve. March LIST. 1875
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RsRCEs.N OVID,

fl ALLEGO MlLLS.--Noticc is hereby given that
w we shall receive Wheat this season. after
the 3ist day Of the present month, (March)
March 3. G9S-tlAl p. J. CHEYALLIE & co.
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March q, 1885. I07w,yS,

WBUBLlC SALE.-By vi-tue of two DEGREES of the
III County Court of Powhatan, the ono pronounced on
ne "a Gay OF June 1884 and the other the 9TH day of
plaintiffs and John t. Peasants and Others defendants
the undersigned, as Commissioner therein mentioned
at public auction, the irst Monday in MAY next
(oeing Court day0 much of tract of Land in The
county oil fowhatan on Jones's Creek belonging TO John
~ $40 % with interest $3.50 90 thereof from the
10th OF March, $780, 1882 GO from the rstof Novem
per- lo30 and on 1913 % thereof from the 9Th day of
March lS32, and further sufficient TO paw The
costs OF the suit aforesaid and defray tie crpeS and
expenses attending the sale 80 "''"
, Inc safe VIII be made upon a credit Of one two and
three years. rpon the purchasers gvine, bonds In %
seGunty to carry interest from the day of sale and Tic
tte VIII be held until the purchase money is fv Maid
ana the land will be surveyed to the purchaser
March g. r107-wG,v1 All - - 1 !s
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V'6K GA.NE4,
INVALUABLE GLOUCESTER LAND Er Sale-


BY virtue ola decree of the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Gloucester county
at October Term, 1854 in therein depending
tween George H. +. Lorncr & Co, plaintiffs, and
warner L. Over and others defendants will be exposed
to sale by auction, for odSh at Gloucester Court house.
ON the first Monday in March next, (being Court day
that beautiful and valuable Estate, called Violet Bank
The residence Of the late Thomas b. Fox, dec d. This
estate lies immediately Poropoiank creek and within
me OF ork River, and OF course il very convenient
to the oyster trade, which carried great
on that River 1t contains about six hundred acres Of
Land perfectly level and believed well timbcred
on the banks of the creek there nexhausble beds of
mari and shells. The improvements consist of n spa
cious brick mansion with every other house necessary
Tor iic farm all of which believed be in good re-
pair This land will be sold subject the right Of dover
therein, oithe widow Of Thomas b. Fox with this cx
ception the title is deemed good, but deed with special
warrant only, will be made to the purchaser.
AUGUSTINE l.. DABNEY,
THOMAS G. AMORY,
WILLIAM III. ROY.
January 20. [S0--lawtdsl Commissioners
UJ Since the date Of the foregoing advertisement
Mrs. Fox the widow of Thomas b. Fox dec d. hath de-
parted this life; consequently the purchaser of the land
above mentioned, will get immediate and absolute
title to the whole estate. We requested to state
that the place contains about $50 of GOO acres of
land and in addition TO this, there extensive marshes
containing several hundred acres moe Purchasers are
invited to view the premises.
AUG. l.. DABNEY,
wv ~ - ph6Si V soners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03

NEW SPRING GOODS-Binfofd Brooks Gan &.
N Co.. f. or Main Street, Richmond, Virginia take
pleasure in announcing to their friends and the public,
that they are now receiving their Spring supply of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods which will be very COM
plce by the first of APRIL and exceeding in variety and
amount any stock have offered; all of which has
been purchased upon the advantageous terms at
package seS and we pledge ourselves sell low as
Goods of equal quality be purchased in the Northern
markets.
We solicit call from friends and the public gene
rally before purchasing elsewhere they may rely up
getting Goods the lowest market price either
by Wholesale retail. March IL 1O5-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03

The subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and the public generally, that he still continues
business at the old stand Formerly Motley & Baldwin 81
where may be found at all times, general assortment
Goods, suited to the seasons.
GEORGE r.. MOTLEY
Mare
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February 81.

n AND FOR SALE.--By virtue of IA decree of The
III Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancerv for
bcr 1883 in cause therein depending between the Pre-
sdent and Masters Professors of William and Mary
college, plaintiffs-and Mary c. Grafton, widow and
Administrators of William Grafton and others de-
tendantswill be exposed to SALE the 2Stb dav Of
April next, on the premises, if fair if not the rsI fair
credit of twelve months, the tenement formerly belong
ing to the plaintiffs situate in the county of KING Wi
liam, which was sold to William Grafton (yyho resided
thereon at the time he ded0 and is described in the pro-
ceedngs of the said cause, the COLLEGE tenement
number thnty-seven, containing one bundled and fortv
acres--as per College plat book v
Bond with security will be required Of the purchaser
and the title to the land withheld until the purchase mo-
ney is paid NV
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Commissioner.
March 81 1895 1o~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03

"a AWRENCEvILLE RACES.-The races over tie
EA Lawrencevlle Course for the Spring, 1886 will
commence on the 18th day of April next, and continue
First Day-Two sweepstakes, colt races; the first
$500 entrance, half forfeit mile heats six subscrbers
and closed. The following the entries to wit:
o. r. Hare, Tonson FLY, out of Maj Thomas Rilcys
mare.
r. b. starke, Daniel Duggcr's G. C. by Medley, dam
by Virginian.
VIM NJ West, full sister 10 Sir Walter Scott
John G.. Goode
VIM. r. Johnson, FLY by Charles, out of the dam of
Star.
John ID. Macln c. by Tmoeon, dam by Hal
Second SwecPsake, 500 entrance, half forfeit, to
close the first day of March next several sub
scribers.
Second Dey.-proPrctor's Purse, 5000, mile heats,
entrance $l5.
Ihird Day-Jockey Club Purse, $780, without dis
count 3 mile heats, entrance $50
Fourth Day.-A Handicap Purse 800 mile heats
the best three in five, entrance S25
1t necessary state that the track has been re-
Gently very much improved it having been tan-barked
around Litter and stables furnished horses gratis
The Proprietor having also had the stables for the horses
thoroughly repaired, will endeavor give general salts
faction THE PROPRIETOR.
February IA. Oft
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NH ERRlr Nj. ROBINSON, Attorney at Lac hav-
1VH ing resumed the practice of the Law in the Su-
peror and Inferior Courts held in this city will be glad
to attend to any SUITS conveyancing other profess
slonal business that may be entrusted to his care
~ Office on Governor Street, adjoining the Office of
the Richmond Wing.
March "a tO6-3t
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AUG. l.. DABNEY. }
I Tho. & e. b A0MHoRY, c0m'rs


@ The Editors of tho Richmond Wing Norfolk beacon are
requested to insert the above thcs
respective aud forward their coec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03

a MERRY VALE NURSERY, one mile aJorc The city
" IF Richmond on The old IFesthdm road--The SUBJ
scrber grateful for avors already bestowed respectfully
informs his friends and former customers well the
public generally that proprietor of the above Nursery
he continues to keep large assortment of all kinds of
fruit trees, grape vines &C. among which rare
and valuable varieties. all of which he will dispose of
on accommodating terms. and which, he begs leave to
invite their attention lie also has about COCO trees of
the Chinese Mulberry, (morus multicaulus,) which he
will sell at the reduced price of $l2 80 per 100
March 81. TI06-1t1 mo CARTER
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ALBERT MICHAELS,
HALEY COLE,
ELIJAH BRUMMALL.
February II. 1875.

NoTICE.-The Coal business heretofore carried on
by a. Nichaes & Co. will be conducted by the under
signed, under the firm and style of " Michccls * Co..
ALBERT MICHAELS,
CHAS. BROWN,
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THviiE subscriber wishing to pay all debts due from
ID him, will sell at a reduced price, the Land on
which New Kent Courthouse is situated, containing
from 700 to 1000 acres Besides being county stand
tins is OF the best road stands in the lower country
More than half this land is unclearcd and much so un-
cleared, would bring tobacco-a good farm might be
made on IT, besides what is rented with the Tavern
Will also sell my farm adjoining williamsburg it con-
ains about 42O acres it would be desirable residence
for any ono with large family TO cducate the farm has
yielded six barrels of to the for years
in successonit is admirably suited the cotton crop
1t VIII be shewn to any person wishing purchase by
the subscriber, will the Court. house tiact by Mr. Il
trump BURWELL BASSETT.
Niarcn III I06-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03

EH w. TURPIN ~ SAMUEL VANDERSLICE,
~ having associated themselves in partnership,
and taken the house formerly occupied by Jno w
Smith a. Son, two doors below the United States Bank
MAN Street, intend carrying the TAILoRISG BUsI-
NESS III all its branches and pledge themselves to the
public to have all orders entrusted to them executed i'm
the most fashionable style and with DESPATCH and trust
by street attention to receive share of public patronage
III. w. Turpin returns his thanks to his friends and
the public for the liberal encouragement bestowed on
HIM when in business alone and soleits their fayors TO
the present firm Of Turpin & Vanderslce
March 24. 1O6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03

* WISH to sell privately, my lot, Prince Ed
XII ward Court house, which | now reside. The
houses all in good repair, and convenient will
sell the lot alone in with other lands lying
contiguous hundred and acres. The lot
of four with the buildings is situate the Court
house, close 10 the Seminary of Mr. Root, and the male
Academy OF Mr.. Comfort and within mile of lamp
den Sydney College and the Union Theological Semi
lis desirable situation, in every point of view
wish to to Farinvillc. for convenience to the
Courts. SAM. G.. ANDERSON.
March 81 I07-3ta
MOTlCE.--Thc firm Of A. Mchacls 4 Co. heretofore
IN consisting of A. Alichacls, Haley Cole, and Elijah
Brummal has been changed by the retirement of the
two last named partners who have transferred their in
terest in the concern, Charles Brown and George T..
Wills, Esqrs Albert Michacs will close the business Of
the late concern
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03

l.. BERFOOT,
Treasurer 10 Commonwealth Of Ia
Which developed the gratifying fact that up 10 tho Let
day Of December, 1894 the dste Of the Governor
sage, there was actaafy excess Of revenue paid
m over and above the amount paid in up the sl of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03

I OTlCE.-The subscriber intends visiting the West
ern and Southern States will probably start by the
18th of April next; and will execute with fidelity any
commission OF agency nrusted to his management.
10 strangers and persons residing distance who re-
qure his services, the most satisfactory references
VIII be gyen-Enquiries upon the subject by letter,
Post paid) Will meet with prompt attention.
harness will sell great bargain if early application
be made. BENJ y mir Tam
richmond, March 81 1888. I0S-tl0A
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n, 9Wditor IF Pubiic accounts
To General SEVERN L. PARKrR, Chairman, SC.

SEyERS H. PARKEF, Esq, Chairman &c.
SIN In reply 10 your letter dated Yesterday bui rc
ceiVed this momcnt only have state that soon after
the expiration Of the last fiscal year requested Of Inc
Treasurer and Of the first Auditor to render me written
reports OF the receipts and disbursements Of the treasury
during that year The report made by the Treasurer in
compance with that request furnished on the 16
day OF October last The report Of tie Auditor of t,e
receipts INTO the treasury furnished on the 1ll
and that OF the disbursements, the 23d day Of the
same month These reports herewith sent
Atter comparing the facts disclosed in those
with the report made BY the Committee of finance 10 The
last Assembly, (see Journal 1891 Document No d
hndng mat there was difference between the amounts
OF receipts ana disbursements anticipated 10y that com
nttec and the actual receipts aud disbursements shown
by the Auditors reports 10 me- Instituted an enquiry 10
ascertain the particular items, we'll of receipt rs Of
expenditure, OF which these differences were coniponud
cd The result OF this enquiry was that the ren diff
ference between The anticipated and actual rccept vas
found in the amount Of the receipts from tic revenue
tax Of 1893 coectabc in 1884 while the cop,r,i,.e
estimated this amount 1T SOL l23 s. the Auditor lad
reported tome tat the actually received on bie nc.
count was only 33l JOG ~ Making q difference be.
tween the estimated and actual receipts Of @3322z 40
but by recurring 10 the Auditor Annual Report made
10 the Assembly in 1888, (see journal of 1894 Docu
ment No p appeared that 7 7l 81 of the revenue
tax oi 1888 had been received into the Treasure before
the lt day OF October i33 Yet deduction was made
OF ths sum- because, 20 use the Auditors own words ct
Is Almost certain that equal amount Of The revenue Of
le51 viii be paid into the Treasury before The first dan
q Oct0'or Rftt " meaning the lst day Of October 1891
rcierenc to his report made 10 me- Showed, however
mat instead OF equal Of the revenue If la94
having been paid into the Treasury before the l da Of
Ocobrr 1881 CAS- lac bad formerly believed TO be alnos
certain, only %23Gs2 sc Of the revenue tax az fsgd
had been paddy That day Tbedacrenee between these
Two sums, amounting 70 nearly $4,000, was than
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Messrs. Lancaster, DENLY q Co., Workman Il Nc
Gruder, John Garth, Esq, Rietmond-Colin Buckner,
Esq, Lgmekbmg-ilon John 7 Lomax, John j.. Marye
tredeyicksburg- Colonel James Bankhead u S. Army
Fortress MOnrOo--Th. w. Gmer. Esq, v w SouthaII
Esq., ChartotesUiUe-M Timberiake g. Magrudcr
Union Mills, Ftieanna County-Ion. Richard b BIagru.
der, Doct John Bucker, BALTIMORE
March 81. 1OG-6t
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ED AIL.KOAD STOCK.--Any Stockholders in the
ID a Richmond and fredericksburg Rail Road Com
pany, who may desire to part with their stock can dis
pose OF the same, above par, application to
March 81 [l05-21 CONWAY ROBINSON.
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q LLAN i. MAGRUDER, ATronNEY Ar Law.
IN Buchanan, Botetoan County, w., practices in the
courts OF Botetour Bedford and Rockbdge and offers
ms services to the Public, in the various departments of
his profession.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03

9 The Globe Washington, aud the New Evening
are requested to publish the above weeks aud for
ward their accounts to tho Enquirer Office collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03

O The Select Committee upon tie apparent difference be-
ticeea the Message Of dc Gorerior and he Reoyt of
nc .7udit9r Of Public accounts, tie Commencement Of
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Virginia L%cgisIaturc.
HOUSE or

a Message was received from the senate. sfatin9 that
they had passed the bills--to extend Uc time for keen.
ing open the books Of subscription for the stock Of Tie
James River and Kanawha Company, and concerning
Ralph Graves:
Also, a bin TO authorize a special term of a court in
Frederick County; and a bill 10 authorize the School
Commissioner Of York and James City counties, and
the City Of Williamsburg, to receive the undrawn quotas
due said counties and city from tie Literary Fund. with
amendment. The amendments in the first bill were
agreed to-the latter bill and amendments were, on mo-
ton Of MIR. Johnson Of r., laid on the table.
Petitions were presented and rclcrrcd-By Mr.. Watts
Of Giles, Of sundry citizens Of tic counties Of Fayctte,
Ircenbrier and Giles, for the formation Of new county
from parts Of said counties-by Mr.. Burton. Of David
Jones, for compensation for services Of his father. an
officer IN the Revolutionary war-by Mr.. Colslon, Of
the chesapeake and Ohio Convention, asking further