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Southern telegraph., 1836-08-09

London Churchyards.

LONDON OhufchyAFusS
] IprHy thee, lay me not to rest
Among the mOulderiug bonesI
Too heavily the earth is prest
BY all these crowded stones.
Life is too gay--life is too near
With all its pomp and toll;
pray thee, do not lay me here,
In such World-struCk soil.
The ceaseless roll of wheels would wake
The slumbers Of the dead;
/ cannot bear for life to make
Its pathway DER my head.
The flags around are cold and drear--
They stand apart-alOno;
And no one ever pauses here,
To sorrow for the gone.
No: lay me in the far green fields
The summer sunshine cheers,
And where the early wild flower yields
The tribute of its tears
Where shadows the sepuchral yew,
Where droops the willow tree;
Where the long grass is ill'd with dew
.! make such grave for me!
And passcrs by, at evenings close,
viii pause beside the grave,
ABd moralize on the repOse
They fear, and yet they crave.
Perhaps some kindly hand may bring
An offering TO the tomb,
And say, as fades the rose in spring,
So iadeth human bloom.
But here thereis no kindly thought
To soothe and TO relieve,
No tancies and no flowers are brought,
That soften while they grievc.
Here Poesy and Love come not
II is a world of stone;
The grave is bOught--is clOsed--forgotI
And then life hIrfies on.
Sorrow and bcauty-nature--love,
Redeem mans common breath
All let them shed the grave above
Give lOveliness to death.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-09

Nothing can surpass the emotions of a
feeling mind when it bursts the seal Of
friendly epistle. They are, indeed, joyful
messengers, which mitigate the painful
separation ofkindred souls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-23
PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN VIRGINIA.

LLFGct ~ IL Letter from .HOntgJmcrY
''You will doubt be gratited 10 learn that all is
,ccH in Little Tennessee If either friends or the
Opposition in the East should construe the silence of tie
Republican Corresponding Committees of Southwestern
Virginia into acknowledgment of the indifference OF
patty, let undecc;Ie them. assure them that the
resal: Of the November election will prove our belief,
that Martin Van Buren, possesses talents in IN eminent
tcgrc adapted 10 preside at the head Of Republican
Institutions But little cxcrtion is necessary the part
Of the Republican party the Opposition daily fur:
Dishing with arms and ammunition which will ena
bic us to carry of political determination. Not
the least is the refusal of Mr. Leigh to obey the will o!
The sovereign people and Of the Legislature the broken
flagstaff, and above ALL the result of the Staunton Con-
'vcntinn Few, if any, Of our Democratic Mountainecs
will he found willing in November next, TO go to tn:
polls and publicly surrender their sovereignty into the
hands Of Congress; for is acknowledged by all honest
men, that neither White Harrison be elected by
the people The two elections Of President which have
drvcved upon Congress, have sufficiently admonished
say like the Quaker Thee may fool Inc once, and
thee may fool me twice; but if thou too!es the third
time the fault is mine own
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-23
NASHVILLE. (Ky.,) August 3

HAlsNTLLtt wv .h"f's Vt
TIE VoLusrEEns.- There has been a noble response
70 the call of the Governor for Volunteers for General
Gaines army On Friday last, the number OF companies
Ild for bv The proclamation Of the Governor, (l0) had
bsen renorted TO the Adutant General 1t is probable
that the whole number of companies formed will be
sweIled TO twenty-five or thirty
The regiments ofe brigade of Gene1 Manner as
dressed by GEN. Thomson Ward, Hon. Juhn Chambers
and N. b, Coleman, Esq, when seveuty:seven, pr'nc
pally young men, volunteered their services captain
William NJ: Calvert. of,he Maysvle Ligh, Infantry was
elected Captain Thomas A. Reeder, Lieutenant anu
Ostrander Coburn, Ensign
Full companies hav been raised in Greenup, HARRISON
Bourbon and Fayette.-Eagle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-23
III. Ennlish Carriage-'rhe New York Commercial

The English Cayiage-rhe New York Commercial
hits lis Wig friends with less force than justice about
his miserable slang. Its structures TOO long tor
present insertion; hut the point of its moral is tbs;
!. Much as i. tells against own party. we are
constrained 10 say that Of all the little things gen,
Grated in political strife, this is about one OF t,c
smallest: and the wings alnos. deserve 10 be de-
fs,sJ far hnv;na any thing to do with such petty fash
ion of carving on the wsr. -'it enough to move the
snss s;ssa 1; asmna,sd f s cam no s
vald onGc, h;nr io the country have him successful
be good nIds nure and an upright man. in oh0m
As so %a s4sf4 some thirty dessopsa no mere
%;s. ss:; Es:s h; ss
Mhss ~ iit,lsuess Even John RandolPhs English
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-23
GENERAL HOUSTON.

We have letter from Gen. Houston before us, TO
friend III this CITY, which characterised by the noblest
sentiments of patriotism. lie has been recalled to the
hrld of the army by the voice OF the people, and the
MINUS wish of the soldiers Before the
cd he had declared that he never would hold civil Oh
fee in the country and when peace Is restored, he is re-
snlvcd to retire 10 private life.
The opinion Of Cen. Houston is that Texas, when it
shall have asserted It's Independence will seek admission
int, the Union He is himself decidedly in favor of that
course considering essential the interests Of the
country, and Of much Importance to the Union.
The story Of General Houston's difficulty with the
Cabinet, had its origin in difference OF opinion with
regard to the disposal Of Santa Amna. The General
wished him retained as prisoner, aud kept safe The
Cabinet wished TO release HIM The design of the Ca
bne! Ibis subject centcractcd by public opinion
in the absence of General Houston.
TIE account given Of Gen. Houston having received
presents from Santa Anna, is all fabrication Santa
AnDas saddle Which the General obtained, was bought
n. him the sale OF tic spnlls, without his knoWle0Se
by J. II. Wharton, Esq, and for which he gave 1872.
General Ilpt.slonS wound is still very bad. The ball
cat off the bone of the ankle Just above the JOINT
TWENTY-FIVE pieces OF bone have come out, and some
seven eight yet to His general hcaith 10
improvinr It was wre,cled when he commenced the
canpaign when Ire reached New Orleans he was al the
point Of death. The moment he is able, he says, he
will repair to the army, in obedience TO the call which
has been made upon bin.-- YcsterdayS Giobe
AlonE EmsGnA5rs FOR TExls-A company Of fifty
three fine louking young men, under the command OF
Capt FIaly arrived at this port last evening in the brig
Harriet from Baltimore, and will depart for the land OF
{" Milk and Honey, in The first vessel which sails l0r
Trxas- During their sojnurn among u.s. we would re-
sectty caution them to allow themselves 10 DC cx'
posed 10 the dews Of our August evenings otherwise,
n Of them being strangers, climate at this season
Of sEs year may prove delcterious to their health
[.He.c Orleans BuietiR, .4ug.6.
Mr. Secretary CAss returned 10 Washington Thurs
day, from his visit 70 Ar'tisah.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-23
TJlE ELECTION.

Our friends have fallen into some errors ABOUT tme
ad The Commissioner at The Precincts, a! the Polls
IN November We have room to-day tor the extracts
L;h have been furnished from our laws-l>ut
ny" rascnt we have TO state that the polls will br
msn fo1 ,he Election in every county, on the same day.
" ,1 ,c IS, Monday in Nove,nber-a the Courhouses
md Precincts just they are for the Members Of the
,o,Iy,hai the three Commissioners for each pre-
ar IN be APPOINTED by the three Commissioners
,xh;rh have been appointed By TIE Acting Governor
w., $50 shalI submit The Extracts in next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-23
THE SPRINGS.-Succcss to them!

few days since, there 1000 visitors at Saratoga:
Among them, Messrs. Van Buren, and Forsyth. The
Sentinel OF Tuesday week says, that every house. from
the largest TO the lowest, crowdcd-The Sentinel Of
the 10th stntes that the number Of Visitors has been
nearly 200 over that of the las. seasonfhe Lewisburg
estimates the visitors The White Sulphur
and the contiguous houses, ESQ., $50 at the Salt Sn
phrr l3O al the Red; $40 1t the Blue and equal num-
Der at The Sweet besides gnodly number at the Grey
li" and Warm The wafer nyrnph Of every color aud
every tsmre'G"re, has numerous votaes bend her
SHRINE Tie Visitors at Bath Berkeley county, are .aid
By The Mar,nsburg Republican OF the 18th, 10 exceed
$50, and daily increasing and the accommodations
reported TO be excellent
The FauGuer White Sulphur Springs can also boast of
lis crowd and patronage. On Thursday last there
700 risisors and others vending to its foun
tans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-23

~ \ meeting of the Van Buren, Corresponding Com
mlec Of Amelia county vii! be held ut the Court house.
The FIRST DAY o. August Court All persons friendly
to the cause Of Democracy are requested to attend y
fnii meeting is earnestly solicited.
MENBER OF COMMITTEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-23

The Wheeling Times, Lexington Gazette, lynchburs
Virgnan, Petersburg ln,egencer the Abingdon States.
man. Jefferson Free Press, &c. &c and last, though
not least C"rtus in tie Saunton Spectator, are all at
us-lray, Blanche, Sncetheart, and all. Fire away,
gentlemen; You welcome, il you make any thing
by It, We ought TO thank you for the compliment which
yonr distinction coniers But will conirre 10 find
you some employment in few days-when come TO
LOOK at Gen. Harrison title papersand into your ne
arieus plan for deirauding the people of Virginia Of their
riDHt of ficci0n
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an, Sly,
Your obcdicnt, humble servant,

public occupy position in rsn to them less LIKELY
To he Of conduct either OF uhuue
p,aty on the hand, unustifabc severity the other In
the eight ycnrs service in the Senate oil w se
very Of bunking capital was incorporated ana
the journals body will show that TOOK an active pa 10 al
the which upon tho subject Most OF the applca-
banks that rejected will be found TO have been so
application one VIII DC ouno
have nv vote recorded against The exception that Of
bank established Buffalo tho close Of the II was cSao
hcd with the avowei design Of enabling the the more
speedily to after il had hccn burnt by the enemy
Tint particular would be- governed ny That con
siea,on and should construed into departure from INC
which had prcscrbcdto myself was stated my me
proved in that deu.ivc usual! Finding II I'M
possible undue increase Of banks poF
s,on to repeal the restraining aud regulate private bankl
cooperation with Mr.. Van Fcch'cn distinguished c'He
Others succeeded in getting through Tie senate
bat was lost in tho House. Believing the system Of Incorporated
banking acquired deep hold upon the public m ndo
with the business affairs the stale tob
over,o avale myclfo my brief OF inc Govern
invite the attention OF the Legislature 10 COZ"
se,ou Of the proper Of securing the community against
OF institutions. Our present sac'y
the a5ors OF that and succeeding
legislatures. Fer rysc have been Tor nearly
twenty years. stuck bank Or within my re-
collection, incorporated Whatever though olGn ~
become under circumstances which PROMISED anu u
uatcy yielded srca, profits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-23

HHE M!ClJA NhSON-rakc locc, that shall take the nc
w poons Simeon Walton and ;hcIs, Prince Edward court.
house. of Virginia, the third Monday III September ncH'
in the and the evening, 10 e
read evidence in suit nsw depending in The Circuit Supf'
Court Chanccy the of Prince Ei~a c
of Virginia ia whch plaintiff and John Webster iats.1
Dabnay Miller decd who 81 1T"e the IT,
JcrI and yourself, defendants IL any thing sn,i
k;nr Of the said dispositions that day they VI" De 'a" d" w
same 'im' 'Ac AeS'u1' ~ 'A' GEO NICHOLAS sEAY,
ErtsR,or Of Rer!es, Psrkiasoa, deed
S-%tY'
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From lcsLerdAg's Uttg.l


az" alleged in the Telegraph that Cen Jackson election
ses upon the popularity OF the prio'r bill claim
Of hii Administration. Inc id'o lie che
the benefit and hrh0o OF MS 'ai-
dale Sir Van urru satsia the az published Letter to
General Sher.o William. OF n.y. which lie r"0nhc Tie ai"
site iI om pole Who has escaped on lbs Keepers, the
prr.i!rat o: the Presidents tLroiic:"
This is the way the glib, flppant. insldlous Slang
whanrer attempts TO break down Van Buren, and his
friends There is not syllable of truth in all tie above
The President doess not eecloneer upon the Depos.te
Bill Co this moment the Wings aa cLa!geu nun WIN
"trom start to poIe lie do,s denounce the scheme as
a permanent systcm-nnd every Democrat viii! do the
ssa-hut he states about this bill that, "tie circustan-
c.s under which it was pissed of extraordinary
character and cannot well again occur However: the
letter will speak for itself 1t in full in this day pa
pcr-hough the Wing will rather pcrveEt, than publish
il, And last ard the most amusing thing OF al 49, la
while Noah Webb and Brooks of the New York line o.
Whirs. are attempting lash Mr.. Van }uIen Tor mp-
cly r,owinr in this letter the views of the PRESIDENT
the R. Wing is al the moment suspccting him OF
escaping from his keeper aud slipping h's collar: me
organs Of this mongreI Coa IL should better under
Island their cue. -..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-23

Is Noah mapping Speaking of Wil!famss letter 10
Van Buren, he says, "when citizen ls known ny us
patriotism and public services such questions nre not
deemed necessary his character and services are his
na<s,ors 10 confidence and What, does Noah
reay forret, that Williams addressed the very same
oue1es 10 his own candidate, w. H. Harrison that RI
answered them and IN style Of non comn'itIsn, which
sn,les linn 10 all The character which they have hher-
Io osc,bcd 10 tie Arch Magician.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-23

"Snodrass Frazier and Berry, III the army in the
Creek Nation, but the people have elected them notwlh
slandnr You will have idea of the state Of par
ties here when tell you that Judge Rector, OF the
hpncslcsl men in ilc world, and man with more prrso
nal friends than any other that ever lived in the county,
was run as the candidate in favor Of Judgc White, and
was beaten by the indmosl Van Buren, candidate elect
cd. three hundred and ninety -ninc votes
St. Louis Argus. We have no question about the poll
tics of the Stale:
"ELrcrIoS election has passed and the result in
by dn of the greatest excr!ons and by The perfect and
sys,cmalz"d concentration Of the oversadowing mrrcan
tile influence Of this city upon we!l.known Jackson
man, Elliot Lee, Esq, (of the House of john Lee Il
Co.. the Opposition have succeeded in driving into re-
tiremcn! Hugh ONe. Esq one Of the abIcst and most
interchangeable Senators that st. Louis ever had.
alt is great consolation to know, however, that 1t
required Jackson man defeat him and also that the
Joint vote of Harrison and Miller e1ccedShc joint vote Of
Birch and Owens by 1886 votes! Harrison S57-Miller
715-total 1862 Owens 537-Birch G79-toial 1916
"Asiley on the other hand, received 1888 votes and
Bnggs only 3D. but then Jones only received lb and
Cannon 7lI, thus reducing Jones MINORITY Can.
non TO less linn half Ashleys naiority over Bnggs
iIn Illinois party is doing well-our friends have
succeeded in the counties heard from Madison and
AIacoupin A strong cllnr! made to break down
Gen. Senple. but it WIS unsuccessful.
"CmEKKING MEMS FROM PIKE ccuHTY.-Ne take pea
sure in irving expression TO the obligations We are un
der to Mr. McCord for the fpllowing-
"CLAHKsvILLE, (hlo.:) August 3, 1895.
Ed;lor Of Mc Missouri .7rgis:
thnr, lie t,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-23

We have room to-day for an article on the August
S"nGcr.
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DEATHS
Die" suddenly Sunday about Uclork NJ. DANIEL t. T,r
ro II, in the 3Sth year Of his age.
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appointment By the Presidcnt.-Thomas Il. cray OF
(Southampton)-fa to be Consul for the Port OF looas'
CO., in the place of Daniel N. Pope, resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-23
August d

q iTU AGENCY-Eo.rpl T. oor, late oil Liberty Bedford
~ Va h,v;p, s.n, sc NamiGn Thoroughly
the and Other for sale III the Stat" OF "us"
n, A..upi and Arklasa and purchased IA" MS athc rS"l
md urtrs VERY n,ch'' ear! e" "
locate hi.cf permanently ia llrtnpead e'nnE, s s .
~ D, IN. puLic purchase Lands IN those sa'eH, ch""f
-, cnrson or portion OF the nett pot" "n ~, pu,ch'''
M, feel, conGlcn; render placed no '!s
C ira, nrn,sc vry productive 10 their owners ls ndh 50
hams Ih Srncmbe next Liberty, Va; thereafter Washing.
un''i nc .nno;v Arkansas Al! post paid, will
;"n' i!rn'''.r a,,sn,;;n, ROBERT T. COOK.
H. Leftwich Samuel Phillip. Amp o'cy,
cr Liberty Va; Pheasant Preston VIM. Dickinson,
r,G Va; Major ocy. Lyaehburs, Val Benz Ccc:'
co. Va Rives Washington City: Hons ~ H. ClaI.
@ LANES Garland Walter Co!.s w. Hopkins members Of
SnsIcss FROM Va; Hon Jno F. H. Claiborne NJ C. from Miss
Is @'-"7"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-23

Coach escaped their structures We do not believe that
even the r. Wing, which sticks at nothing and stoops
to every thing, ever threw one bad word at il.
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For tic Senate

!" In Jackson county, who're Whlte Wing newspaper
has been lately established, under the direction of
Washington City Editor, for the purpose Of enllghen-
ing the natives the White candidates Jared than
IN either Of The counties before mentioned The follow
inc is an extract Of letter from a gentleman Of That
county, to his friend in AlcMnnvc. copied from the
Central Gazette Of Saturday last The letter is dated
"BcHGf3atc, 7ugnst 2rI lS:'G
awe have had pretty time of II for some time
past The following gentlemen elected to the Lc
gisiaue from Jackson county with the number of votes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-23

dent banter on their part The Van Buren, party made
an equal ticket Of hasty and materials of but limit
ed acquaintance in the county, met and gave them
Waterloo dcfnt in the following result for Senate, Maj
n Trrrys 762; IVAN BUREN, Col. Lane 4s5 (White)-
For representatives.. j. II. Wynn, 6G2 (Van BUREN, F.
B. Nelson 795 IVAN BUREN, Asa Allen" ia " BUREN,
II. Higgins, 33l (White)
The Florence Gazette of the 9TH instant, gives us
The resu Of the election in Landerdae county Those
elected, are frirnds Of Mr. Van Buren,:
The following is the state of the polls Of Lauderdar
county:
- For HE H,usc Of Rcprcscnfatires-Patton 1925;
pnsey 962+; Carmack 91I#; Mckinley 9iJT; Shntiied
DOB; Boston 4l: Shrlburnc :f}5.
d" lie nnnhrr Of vp!rs pplpd in this county nj the
Late Election less than usual in consequence Of liz
incle'nency Of the weather Nor there much
OF excitement To induce general turn OUT the candl.
dates were all of the sine political complexlon-ail
Jackson Van Buren, men.
II is perhaps due 10 Cob Mckinley, and may not be
unntrrcstins his friends abroad to state that he
tered the canvass under very dsadvanlageons crcun'
stances lie absent for three months and did not
return home until the Eth nit, when it too late to
visit portion of the county, where local interest oPe-
rated strong against hi in addition TO this some OF
his political friends thought he ought to have remained
IN Congress- and not have declined reelection to The
HouSe OF Representatives.
The Decatur Observer of the Sd inst, contains the
following result of The election in Morgan county-a!l
IN favor Of the Magician:
Tile Election The following named gentlemen
were elected Representatives for this county in the State
Legislature Monday last, viz: Riley S. DauiS NJ w.
Lindsay and Milton .HeCtanahan. There four can
didates. The votes stand thus
For r. s. Davis, Observation-Disclosures. 1902
NJ w. Lindsay, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOl
" NJ. McCanahan, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. G09
" Gen. J. w. Garth, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oII
In Madison county, the following is The result of
the election, given 10 us by respectable correspon-
dent, who took his statement from the official returns
The gentlemen elected all friends of Gen. Jackson
and Mr.. Van Buren,. The Hon. William Smith, for
rncry Senator in Congress from South Carolina, who
is candidate for Elcctnr the Van Buren, ticket,
land the Republican Nominee for Vice President in Fir-
gna) it will be SEEM received tie highest number of
votes of any candidate on the list In this county, both
the candidates for the Senate and nearly all the candid
a"s for the House, friends Of The President and Mr.
Van Buren,
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IN CHANCERY-VinGsI..-In Amra Circuit Superior Court
X OF Law aud Chanccry, October term, l-33:
Jo.cp, Bnas, Edmund Binn. lis right Gn s executor
Of Bns deceased and administrator Of Mary B"'
J.rra.cI Cypplainur,.
against
Jo r. Boiling, sheriff and admni.ratoro Edmund Web'icr,
,.c.,..I anI ;, ,nuej Gibbs. Defendants.
This Law be- heard the bill OF the Com
n,,iuunr< 'cd al the Defrani whom
purpose appears 10 have been dHy cHscucj)
flied: Ga COnSic alton %heIcoi the Cou hD'h
order Defendant Boiling administrator OF said Ed WEI
render Of this Court account OF
Wcirers Guardianship Of the Plaintiffs. Edmund md Joseph
Inns ef Martha Bnn', dec nm Polly nn', dcc chdfcn q"
Of Bullnss administration
u,oa tho ,nid Edmund Webster deceased And tie
,I directed crumine and tho .I
accounts with specially stated deemed pertinent ny
or may required to be stated by tie parties
Copy-Tcste, j. e. LEIGH, D. c. st. c.
The par,ic, interested tho preceding decree hereby rn
ho ha, appointed Wednesday, the 3i da u" September
settlement Of the ordered winch any %
are ,cqnccd my office, pcnHi"ir, IN the county
i O'Clock, 4. NJ, with their accounts and 'ouchts
aad suca olhe. papors q they may intend To Gr
FAfIUS LAWSON, Comais.i0n,r
wi
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Mr. Secretary CAss returned 10 Washington on Thurs
day, from his visit 70 Michigan.
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a:aEsdasSaa g.E;esssES,TEEsEi.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Saturday, J"n"dTy q.

Petitions presented and rcrrrcd--by Mr. Chap.
line of Daniel and Ebcnczcr Zarc, for the repeal Of the
net defining the boundaries of TIC town Of Wheeling
by Mr.. Bowen. Of citizens Of Frederick. for increase
Of the capital Of the branches Of ," VALLEY Bank and
the Farmers Bank 1t Winchester-by Mr. Robinson, Of
the heirs Of Captain Thomas Warren praying an allow
OF bounty land-'y Mr.. Garter, of Henry Fauntr-
roy, deviscc Of the late Robert Faunllrroy, for bounty
and-by Mr Robinson of the heirs Of Reuben Butler,
praying an allowance Of bounty land-by Mr.. Cfu'cn-
field, Of the representatives Of Dr. William kAmsry 10,
bounty land; also, the heirs Of VIM Ramsey asarSeo,
mate in the OF The Revolution, Tor eouhy i1hu
vaneed by bin for three stands Of c1ols for the 18th
Rcgt. virginia Mil;:la--by Mr. Beuhring, of Ann.
free of coo5 praying to BE PERMITTED to b .s bsr,
in The commonwealth by MI ickerson: OF .ne nei's
Of joseph Blackwell, for bounty landry MIR: Brown OF
r. of sundry merchants and ship-owncrs Of the town Of