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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-30
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21
EDUCATION.

- AMrEi u. TOMrklNS hereby informs lls
- friends and the public, that his School viii be
opcncd on the first day OF February neNt in the
house which Mr.. Il Il. Tomnlcy has taught a
School Tor several years past.
Ills course OF instruction will embrace English
Grammar, Gcorgraphy, Arithmetic and Mathematics
IN It's various branches, together with the Latin,
French and Hebrew Languages.
lie feels perfectly assured that he can teach the
true pronunciation of the French aud Hebrew Ian
ruages and also give correct IDEAS TT their consruc-
ton. tie could exhibit testimonials Of fcspccta
bic character the subject. but he declines doing so,
believing that the citizens will be better prepared I"
iudge OF his qualification when thcy shall have tried
linn, WHICH lie respectfully invites them to do, b,
giving him portion Of their patronage.
Ttrms--Sl2 80 per session nj FIVE months io,
English Grammar Geography, Arithmetic. Slo
for those mole advanced.
Rirrnth,r-Nh. II. l.. Towncy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

We refer the reader to the first page Tor mass
OF interesting intelligence. The tenor oft spar
teudry gratifying, removing, as II does, all JUS.
apprehension ola WI between the | nilcd States
and France, unless, VT viii not set believe,
the President is determined To have fight. Il Is
evident from the tone OF the NJnftsr, the Fienoh
official journal, that the government Of that coun-
Try wishes peace, aud that the large naval arma-
meniN which II fitting ont not designed
To commence to provoke hostilities, or to deter
Us into compliance with It's demands, rs Mr.. BEN
ton insisted, the door OF the Senate; but that II
was pure, defensive measure, in order to be
prepared for any attack which mehl be made by
Us upon French commerce.
That the controversy will now be amicahl> SET
tied, We cannot doubt, When we see the grounds
upon which the Honitear has placed ito viii
that the French government will deem the appro-
val of Mr. LviHgston'S letter by tha prcSlrn, a>
4 sufficient explanation oil his Message Of 1884. Il
vii be seen, by TIE following extract from tie
Presidents las; Message, that he he's deHe this
and nt'tss, therefore, the French take fire at some
other portions oftha, MESSAGE, which we will MOI
permit ourselves TO believe, We may look fer Il
speedy aud amcahlc adjustment Of this most rd-
ulons quarrel The President, speaking of Nj,
LNngslon's letter, remarked:
When this latter communications to which |
especially invite the attention OF Congress, WAS
laid before me, | entertained tie hope that the
means it WAS obviously intended 10 afford, of an
honorable and speedy adjustment ol the difficulties
between the two nations, would have been accept
ed, and therefore did not hesitate to give it my
sanction and fill Appreciation"
The article from the London Morning Chron-
Gle takes very impartial aud corrcc, view of the
progrcS, oil the French ducstion--and its concu-
sionS as 10 both parties, s,cm TO us 10 be Just and
proper.
H. All accounts from Washington concur in
saving. that, ON the arrival of Mr.. Barton from
France. when war seemed to be more than prob
able. there was Il serious division IN the Cabinet,
with regard 10 the course which should be pm sued,
Forsyth, Kendall and Blair agreeing With the Pres
idcnt that there should be Il wai-dcnouncinc'
MESSAGE, while Van Buren,, Cass, " oodhury and
Dickinson ad>sc mote pacific course. To
this division of sentiment is attributed tie delay III
sending i'll the special message. We hope the las
ad,iccs from France have laid the Narhe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

Illinois .Scnotor.-A letter in the Globe, from
Nandalil, (Illmoi>,) mentions that JUDGE Young,
Coy. jenkins, Col scmplc aud Gen. Ewing were
put in nomination rs | =. Senator from thai State,
in place Of Elias X. Name, dce'd--and hat on the
l2th ballot, the TWO Iir,' named having been with,
drawn, the latter was elected, H.. yq;c pe;np. G,
Scmple 81, for Ewing 40. The Globe claims the
new seha'of as ,an-c the Louisville Jour
nj asser,,, on the other hand, on the authority OF
gentle man from Illinois, tI;at Ic i, Wing. We
shall soon sec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

~. ,abiic attention 10 '"' :. >.
|Fs" the purpose Of accomplishing, II not the
''jf'', anal defeat Of Mr.. Clsy's equitable
0"f ...a, =, least to delay action upon il, until
!. l;.h.ar,enod BY repeated failures, shall
r,ou;sh their efforts, and leave ms g'a' P'nn'
lost prey to legislative se'o''s a"o ifand"-
..,,,,r< In This vicwot the case, n WARMTH
f"' ali. time. is douhly 10 be deprecated
-. ..i.,;eea arc We, therefore, TINT the
on, ad,iccs from the other SIDE Of The A'''n''c
fascinated all apprehension OF such result
49,. ,rosnect of continued peace Will nave ten
,n,y 10 suip Mr.. B'nlon's propos'''o" CT the "d-
"a Which "A state OF war would have
.,"n ;, ;,-and the public mind will be prepared
: 49,, u,on it, free from passion ana excitement
'" -, err in surprising, that, rs abstract pro-
,hc ocople will uneqnivocaly and deci-
,,,,, nj Mr.. Clay--lt il were separated
5.,n, marty prcudices, there would not be mo
"'' -, ho,,o,on in 50 doing. For who can doubt
..homc which proposes to place ii III the
'''' ,,.r State TO open new channels OF conf
P' h.,ueen its remote extremes, and
-, e,ch other: to erect sem'nar'cs OF learning
g. the purpose of impar'ing intelligence 10 us
"a. and thus pcrpctuating free government
.,;,h ean only co-exist with an enlightened con-
1a,,oncy and to advance all the great interests OF
.;o,, ;s to be preferred over plan whose be-
.;.,;rg and end is the expenditure OF money on
,,.,, works. having reference exclusively to
...,. If Var, which may never come, or which
~, do. we may safely say, will be amply provided
.,r nv the ordinary appropriations which we no"
make for those objects, added tothe extraordinary
.,or,ions which the probability OF that state o.
,,,;0cs will at any time stimulate us to make
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

What acu ?-l'hc " ,the Moonancer informs
its readers that in IN 1872, in consequence oil the
mho.tederot doetfi"ts q III. Madison, Mr.
Van Buren, assisted in the sccctionoi a candidate
for the Presidency, opposed To his rc-cIcclon.' Z!
Can impndoncc or ignorance 90 farther than this 7
Mr. Madison, the Leader and head Of the Rcpnbli-
can party in 1912 converted into an utra-,dctal-
i,t in order to iustit, Mr.. Van Buren,, support Of
Dewitt Clinton, the candidate ot the " lc.crast,
of the Boston stamp" in opposition to him. Docs
the Editor of the Nountaiuecr deem all hi, readers
lool>l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21
LAND FOE SALE.

IN the Goth day OF February, ls.6, there will be
~ sold, upon the premises, At public auction. the
tract of LAND, Containing four or FIVE hundred
aerrs upon which Xachaish lsb,ll, decd. iorurerfy
resided on Harris Creek IN the county OF Amhcryt-
1t is represented as valuable piece Of Land, aud
well deserving the attention of purchasers.
The sale vii, be made III pursuance OF a decree Of
the County Court of Amherst. entered up, during the
last summer, IN the OF lsbeil rs. Isbcll"
1crms-A credit Of one aud two years equal iu-
salmcnts the purchaser giving bond, with good per-
sonal security aud deed OF trust upon the premi.
sea, TO secure the payments.
S\MI. GARLAND.
CHS. ". CHRISTIAN, com ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

a. Gov. Marcy, in his late Message 10 the
New York Legislature, states that notices have
been eiven that there would he % applications for
new Banks, in thai State, with capital nj - mill
lions of dollars, presented, during their present
session On the first business day of the scs-
sion, ~ new Bank charters were asked for, and
an increase OF ii" capital of & othrr> aud char
tiers of incorporation Tor Insurance tompan', :
and Rail Road and Canal Companies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21
TO r4nnCyy.AWTS:

\ OL'.r again call your attention To the " h0h-
j sub Ch,nd. Glass and Edfthenitdve Establishment
IN L,nchburg. The Springs Importation | expect
here ~ all next month, when | shah BIZ enabled 10
open a very L1rtrc and Erttn8ipe assortment You
N. particularly solicited call and examine for your
solpes, as have doubt YOU will IN future, be in
dueed by your interest, Ia purchase your Ware III
vnchburg. still warrant 10 sell 1T Richmond phi
ccs which are also the Northern prices.
JOSEPH ID. EVANS.
importer.
q :" The abingdon Statesman, Knoxville Register
and jon csbofongh Republican, requested to pub
llsh the above - times, aud forward their accounts
Jan. u mtiw II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

~ The las, Enquirer publishes a letter, with
great pleasure" from Trcumsoh Johnson, 10 II gen.
cman in Richmond, expressing himself pcriectl,
satisfied with the nomination Of Judge Smith aS
Vice President, by tho Van Bnrcnitcs, 10 the
exclusion of himself. The truth il, Col. Johnson
has no idea that the Van buren, Electoral Tickct
lost nothing bat the empty honorot an useless nom
nation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21
For. EcNs,

NTlRGINiA-At rules held m tie CLERKS oiiiee ct
the circuit superior court OF law and chanccfy,
for Bedford county. the 18th day of january, 1886:
Joel iinu and Nancy his wife. Francis Whiteiey.
Albert G.. Whtelry, James VI. Nhteley and William
W. Nhi,ecy. the last four infants. under 81 years Of
a.e, who sue by Joel Hunt their next friend, Pits,
4gaHst
Charles Nh,tecy and John IL. Smith, executors
OF William Whitley, dee. Jabez Lett"ich, Charles
{. Patterson aud Iarnabas a. Edison. pcits.
Is CHANCERT.
~ defendants Charles Whtelcy and Jabez Left
wich, having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and the
rules OF this court and 1t appearing by satisfactory
evidence. that they are not inhabitants of this ColL
nonwealth it is ordered thTt they do appear here,
the first day OF the next term, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiffs that this order be inserted in
some newspaper. published in Lynehbufp, Tor two
months successfully, aud posted at the front door
of the Courthouse ofthis county, some court day.
.i.Copy-fsste,
JOS. WILSON. Clerk.
Jan,."l. WIN
JOB PRINTING
DONE HERE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

Ire Ia BdgotsHc The Norfolk Herald con-
tain, biting sarcasm upon the ENpungng Reso-
buttons, ns introduced into ON Legislature. 1t is
in the nature of an action Of debt, in which the
question turns upon the admission AS evidence of
a seated promissory notc--the counsel for the de-
lcmlant contcndins that "Me biaCk Inns dromn
oroand' the SEAT rendered null and void the
consideration for which the note WAS gi,en--thc
" black lines, drawn around rs aforesaid being,
to all intcnIs and purposes, eaPmSng, IN the
meaning of the (contcmplatcd) satu'c-and said
statute being of course paramount TO the common
law, and operating notification Of johnson,
Walker and other Dictionary -mahers. Take care
how you draw black lines around the seals OF notes
and bonds, after the Virginia Legislature shall
have leealizcd this new definition of the word
E,pansc!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21
MEGRoEs FOR SAFE.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder for cash, Al,
w my Plantation (Gedlis) in the count, Of Am
hcist, eleven likely young NEGROES, consisting Of
Wen, Women and Boys, among them is first rate
tarpcner--most of them young and very likely
The sale will take place ON Tuesday, the 26th Jan
Jury. 1896. WILLIAM :. CLAIBORNE.
Jan. II ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21
NOTICE..

ENilE undersigned, theexecutors named ia the last
L will and testament Of james London, dec Of The
county Of Amherst. hereby give notice. that they
have qualified as such, and are anxious ascertain
as soon practicable, the amount OF debts due from
said estate, in order close their adnnistra ion.
Those having claims, therefore requested to
bring them i'll forthwith.
JAMES l.. WHTTTINCTON,
LEWIS GREGORY.
las ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

= The Supreme Couri of the United States
commenced its annual session at Washington on
the lib inst. The members of the Bar adopted
series of rcsolr,lons, in honor of the memory Of
the late Chief Justice Marshall, drawn up by Mr..
Clay, and which ordered to be entered on
the rec ards Of the Cour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21
e ID w a RID JOI1 NJ s r O n
.IffOIuCV at kD.r.

fI'AkES this method Of ..ior,.Inp his clients and
the pubic generally thai he has removed from
Salem ms loin'r place OF residence, to Fmcaslle.
Tor INC h',irose enabling hun attend with moie
ton'cnig.,cc 10 the duties ot Iii. profession. ilis
',.nec, ior the present, will be kept in the CLERK =
Office of the Superior Court. strict and pune.
al attention will he devoted To all busiurss tntiuet.
ed 10 his
IlnrnslIn I'm u IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21
.HR. - .ElsS. y. q. <.NTTAS'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG xApIHS,

FI'lIE next session of this School, will open ON
i Monday, the ls Of February. The e>amIna
ton, At the close ni the present session. will be held
on the last W edncsday Thunda. and irlda, OF lh,s
month.
Tie terms OF tuition will be hereafter, TNENr,
DoLL,Hs the session of five months,
Jan. II ct IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

a. Tho news from Florida is Of a YER dis
'rcs,ing characlcr-(.cc another columo.) The
government has certainly been very deficient in
energy .,nco the breaking out Of the Indian war
III that territory, II il was not IN the adoption of
precautionary Elcasults to avert on crush il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21
CYTTU.AnX.

Departed this life, al hi, fathers residence in IN,
county OF montgomery, after lingering illness Cap
JAMis BAsE, IN the :'oh year OF his age. 1t is due
to the memory OF Captain Banc 10 saw that he was
beloved by all who knew HIM and that ms whole life
mas been one OF the strctrst rectltudc of purpose
virtue and Integrity the ruling principles OF his
life the characteristics Of all his actions aud the DO
lar star by which he guided his through this
vale OF tears. Besides long train of mourning ac-
quantanccs, friends aud relations, he has left an
aged father, to depore his loss. Though all sympa-
tse with the bcreaycd parent for his lreparabe loss
yet the reflection that the spirit Of the departed has
taken ITS light to the regions OF eternal rest should
give consolation To his sprrowug friends and relatives
An honest man, is the noblcst work Of God" and
such was Capt. Banc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

person of II. G. Williams, publisher ofike Z.
mnncipalor," upon prcscntment ola Grand Jul
" in Alabama, be lricd by the laws OF thai State,
and his refusal comply with that demand, with
Tire reasons for thai refusal which Seem to us 10 be
conclusive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21
n-f-1EOGi Acres OF Valuable LAND
ron SHE

SIRSt iNI' 10 the provisions Of the last w aud
Testament Of John Bell, deceased, late Of the
county of Montgomery, shall proceed on Monday,
the 9TH d"S ri March peNt, that being count day Tor
sad y III front Of the courthouse. 10 sell at pub
liz sale. to dc highest bidder, ( not previously dis
dnsed OF ptaatels) that valuable Stock Farm, On
which the said 'ohn Bell resided III his life ,nlc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

The dover interest Of the widow of Zachariah Is
hell decd IN the Land above desc rbed having been
purchased by c. lsbcll dec in h,s life time. notice
Is hereby gwen that that interest will be sold at the
same time and place Te,ms made known on the day
Of sale, when the DEGREES and plafs will be all eshi-
bitcd. NJ. II. GARLAND,
idminis'r mh TIC uiii dn~red, Of chrs isbsH deed.
Jan 81 wt2JE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

o. The Legislative Sketches this morning arr
more than ordinarily Interesting Ii is strange,
that, when the people are unanimous on the sub
icct of Abolition, their delegates should spnabblc
Il week ar two over the phraseo'orv Of their resp
buttons. Political hnmbuggcry is at the bottom OF
:,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

a. Oar Senator, Dr. Flood, has goi off of the
fence. We are dad 10 sec that he attended the
Van Buren, Caucus in Richmond. The pcopIc
NOW know where To luol, for him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

Married, on the 9th instant, by IT,. Rev Mich o.
llowry, Col Jostrn llowAHn, to Miss hNr, ugh
ter OF Daniel Shelor, Esq. all of Floyd county.
-, ON the 9TH instant, by the Rev Charles
Dresser, joins X. Ltt, Esq. 10 Miss ELrz,nnru
NANS T. NELSON, all OF lIaIilaN.
on the Eth inst. BY Tie Rev. VIM :
Plummer, N,rnAN A.SrrpmAN, Esq. Comptroller of
the State OF North Carolina 10 Miss EuPHrxI,.
daughter Of Mr.. Thomas w. White OF Richmond
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

Accounts have been received from England and
France, 10 the 10Th OF December. The pros
poets are more pacific than the previous, aud we
hope that al things will be amcably adjusted be-
tween Our country and our anccu, ally. The
Tobacco prospects are not as favorable AZ wuS cS-
pceied Strips scarce, and very high, say
from Sl2 to sl5, aud expected 10 70 high !;
willie Fine Leaf was selling from 80 10 = II, aud
useful Mdlmg Tobacco from ~ 10 ~. We II.
gan repeat TO our friends and customers, send IA
Your Luc>. The p,icc for ,hem is higher now than
it has been since 1910
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21
AUCTIONAND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.

EoIlN X. d. PAYNE, Auetoneer. and General
~ Commission Merchant returns his sincere thanks
I" generous public, for the liberal patronage he has
received At th'r hands lie still continues the above
business, Ia all its branehes his extensive Auction
House, opposite TO the Banks, and hopes by unre-
mlting attention To business, tn merit continuation
Of the patronage OF his friends aud the community
generally.
lie has IN Store, and iatrtds keeping eonsfantly
hand--
~. Crois Sugars, Laguyra aud st. Domingo Cot.
lee, Gnu Powder aud Imperial Teas, Loaf aud Lump
sugars, Ne. orsans and West India Mo!asses in
hhds. aud bbls Sperm aud 1allow Candies, R,lsscs,
Black and sole Leather, Rasins, Pepper Cap and
liter Paper, segars, Fancy Soap Gun Powder. &c.
&C. which h. will sell NJ small advance. Mer-
chants in own and country respectfully invited to
give HIM call JOHN r. %. PAYNE,
ilciionc,r and General Commission Merchant
Bank Square.
Jan II tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21
Fourteen hundred .grrcs,

something upwards Of 100 OF which are cleared, and
under good ienee. about ~ acres ul first rate inca
dow band. 20 oi which well set IN grass the ~.
malndcr IN good heart and lies well lor mprov cuent.
About $50 acres OF meadow land remaining to be
cleared. There IL a Grst aud Saw Mil on the pre-
mises with water power sufficient run them AT all
seasons Of the year wi'h other machinery that might
he added such as Carding, Pulling, or other mana
featuring establishments. The dwelling Stone
@,,1T %''' '"s1eai i s"'ge%' Tor large
and .yab'ns '"re" for rI'1 , l"F , mr.o Of
Horses, Kitchen, Smoke House, and Spring House
WI -prlng pi ncyer.tnng water within five rods
=. the door This Farm lies within six miles of
Chri,tansbu, where all The ."be! sawed at the Saw
Mil may he disposed o.. The SITUATION as :" health
not surpassed byany IN Western Virginia. Ietms'
one-hrd of thc purchase money in hand, IT,: resi-
due IN three equal annual payments deed of trust
Willie taken on the land to secure the after pa yments
the tltlc 10 which is unquestionable but such only
will he conveyed IS vested in me AS executor
IiADEN II. BELL.
Executor IF John Bet deceased
Jan, II wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21
VOCAL MUSIC, DC.

VOC AL IVA USIC, &C.
M Ks, IoMPkiNS proposes totnng small
VI Class IA which TIA. se,,ncc Of r,ad,nr Music
jocaiig, viii be taught. She continues 10 give IN
slneuous on the fiA>o Fonrr aud Grlr III, aud 10
receive into her family Young Ladies', WHO may re.
soil 10 Iynchburg Tor the purposes OF Education
n" Piano FOrtcs and Guitars for
Sale.
Jan. 81 Wv ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21
kHbOurerS Wanted.

FINllE subscribers wish 10 hire, by the day, month,
i OF year 100 ABLE BODIED MEN.
either white OF cuou,ed, lor whom liberal wages will
lac given. Sl2O per annnm. viii be given for able
bodied Negroes. McGORKIE & MCDANIEL.
jan, ~ Wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21
or TIE LYNCIfBURG M1RKETS
Corrected by Aolcomhc Il otcy.

Extreme p,,cc~ Of passed Tobacco 81 30 IL 3 so
Common Leaf, t,ety little orening)7 80 10 . 80
Common tn Good do r 80 10 q 80
Iurs, frosted. tnoi 50 hrisk) 81 ~ IN : 80
Lues, iiee from io>t, tvcr, htist) q On 10 90
n, nj ~ finn L l,l1rn ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

o~STb, New York and Phiiadelp'la papers
sveak Of great Snow storm in that region The
snow was so deep as 10 interrupt the passage Of
the mall.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

sufficient Tor large
coilIiiodlo,ls Barn,
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ANTI-yAN buren, CONVENTION

to represent Stafford county in the An-\an bn-
rem Convention, to be held in Richmond, on the
lO,h of February VIM. {. Bcale, Dir. Alexander
Mason, Maj VIM. II. Fizhugh, Gen, George NJ.
Cooke, John NJ. Conway, james ". Ford and