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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-03-18
A BROTHERS. LOVE.

TherelssOmehlngtranScendentlyvi rtuous
! the affection OF high hearted brother tow
shis gentle & amiable sister He can feel
|Ooundrd admiration for her beauty--he
= appreciate aud applaud the kindness
hrh she bestows upon himself-he can
1eS her bright lips and her fair forehead,
p sui feel that she Is unpolluted--he can
< ach the blush seal over her features when
tells her of her innocent iollies, and he
% clasp her 10 his BOSOM in consolation
Zen the tears gush from der overloaded
faH With woman there Is a feeling Of
lie mingled with the regard which she
Tor her brother, She looks upon him
one fitted to brave the tempest Of the
OfId, as one 10 whose arms of protection
can fly for shelter when she is stricken
sorrow wronged or oppressed as one
loSe honor Is connected with his own
10 aursl not see her insulted with impuni-
lie IS to her as the oak is to The vine,
ihongh she may fear all other of man
No. she is secure and confident in the love
counlenance of her brother. Nothing
O'uS man such satisfaction, and nothing
wines sister SO at!ectionateIy among his
npa'heS and his interests, as profound
"oce upon her virtue, and strong diff
Te ana dellcacy. As these two latter
a"oeS are far the most delicious qualities
oeau'Ilul female, so are the strongest
S''S Tor enilclng away the affections of the
cr SEX A temale without delicacy is a
pnan without principle; and an innate
S"t'nRlnS perception of virtue is true
a'"c'erlSllc OF pure hearted creature, so
Wv most lntallible bond of union between
o''S mat truly beat in response to each
II" There Is more tenderness in the
EPOS"lon OF woman than man; but the at,
,On oil brother is full of the purest and
4 generous Impulses it cannot be quench'
W aught but indelicacy and unworthi-
ana Will outlive thousand selfish
SoIdd attachments.
uceP'rooted regard for gentle creature
"oI the same parents with ourselves, is
"n'y one OF the noblest feelings Of our
IT, and were every other feeling of hui
nature dead save this, there would still
~" nope remain that the fountain Of
He and principle was not yet sealed.
! 'e'r'Ofe Renc0unter and Dcah.-A col
man, living in Liberty Valley, Perry
un5y. Pennsylvania, met with an untime
SIu fearful DEATH one day last week. He
Ueen employed during the day by some
%'S ne'ghbors, butchering, and was re
m mug nome in the evening, las it is pre-
"su with a portion of the days spoils
, =" n'm by his employers, which attracted
a aug OF wol yes that invested his path
y aVacked the poor fellow and literally
NJ r'lll IN piece-meals. His remains were
~ Tue next day, surrounded by some o.
s o,Iuences of the desperation with which
SLa his life The only weapon to de
himself with was an ordinary knife h,
M Jee s9 using at his work, and there lay
~u MS mutlated body five of these Zero
no animals, gashed in every imaginable
S"ef, 1t is supposed there must have
u dozen or more in the gang, from thu
which the scene Of this unhappy occur
presenied.-Juniata Penn. Journal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-03-18

mans hand traced the following lines, which
i vonau's true and fond heart could have inspired
|. Aooe we may receive other such gems.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-03-18

In the district of Appien, in silesia, wo,
man, aged one hundred years, hung herself
lately. All her family having been success
sively conveyed to the tomb, she labored
under the idea that God had forgotten to
call her out Of the world.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31
NJ No alterati0n in Price Current since Tuesday, 24h.


LAND NEGROES FIR Sliy virtue OF dGsa o. ,'s' et
n by William Glenn and Ha!ric h. d
wife dated January 1884, and duly recorded III me
clerks county court the subscribers way" on "a
uray the Ssh day Junc, 1876, sell 10 the highest 6dder NJ
public uuclipn, ready money Elisha lack tavern M tne
couaty Of Land lin the said deed OF trust men
toned wing md being tho OF Hanover on inc nor'n sdo
OF the River adjoining the lands OF John nope WIN
others mni containing ono hundred Gnd 'eeh
ncrr-Also following Slaves, TO- WI: watson, a,,
O,vcu John William anl L;t;!e William NC ute 70 '' ''
md slaves above believed TO be nIsputnbe
DAVID RICHARDSON, Trustees,
Nay 81. [7-tdsl ELISHA JACkSoN, }
NGAM FOR SALE.The subscriber oilers Tor salc ms
~ paninin, in the Of MdGscx, known by the aooe
name all the s,Uck- utensils, and every thing OF every dc
scpo which lcl in possession OF
hs manager the Promises, with Mr. VIM Jesseo IN INC neigh
bouuJ ecraneI upon application to him by letter. on
rced Royal Ths believed to contain ABOUT oOv
acres lying we'll upon the Raprahannock river about ~ Of wheh
cleared for the well tinbeed; cons
poos with the finest ship timber The dwelling consists OF
comodiou brick building, toiefnbe repair
beautifully aec probably would an equal invest
mont Well larger Of the comforts and Injuries OF life
not will be offered the premises, on tho ls OF
Oe,or Thing and not then soA Will
urr thu stocks leased for term OF hFe years
VA ~ r7-,,jsl J. BERNARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31
EsYGsSERs'S EXCHANGE,
AND LOTTERY OFFICE, RIcHMoND, VIRGINIA

D,a,ou Nos of Me Virginia Petersburg Lottery, Class
Nc. 9, drsY sssgrdsy A sg S11' l SO 40
Whole Ticket, 81 Ga g. Capital Of 81 900, sent to
CORRESPONDENT in the country. Whole Ticket, 26 %,
Capital Of $780, sent to correspondent in the coun.
trv Whole Ticket, 81 43 g. Capita! of S3Oo, sold IN
Richmond. u , L.
The above prizes were all sold, and will, as usual be
maid at siplt by D1NSci''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31
NOTICE

Crnrul ctiar of Stockholders The Reaoud Fredericksburg and
Potomac Hail Road Company.
,uE anpu, Meen OF the subscribers the Stock Of this Com
"a MANY will bs held on the 2) 10 o'clock, A. M at
the occ the Rail Road Company contiguous TO the depot IN the
city OF Richmond. =, o.,,,,
of importance expected TO be before the stockhod-
il is ., thu, they should generally attend either in person
or Ly proxy. hiAAh' n!ii>'' Ion
Muy 81. '~''~0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31
(From the ~ y. Times, Of May Is. }

(FFOHl the ~ T. ZINES, o. mag ID
DEATH OF THE HON. EDWARD LIVINGSTON.
The melancholy intelligence Of the deeease Of Edward
Livingston, was received yesterday. He died on Mon.
day. in the seventy second year of his age, at his seat
in the vicinity of Red Hook. His DEATH which occur.
red after short Illness was occasoned by drinking cold
water, while heated, on Saturday.
The character Of such man as Edward Livingston
cannot receive justice in hasty sketch AS civilian
and dipomatis he has had few superIors, II equals,
in our day. His political history is connected with hat
of this State and the nalion and it is scarcely within
the scope of newspaper to do it Justice we suDJon
the following from the American Of yesterday
sua Of Nh Edpard ystOa.We have Just learned WIN
TINT Til sushc civilian ao dpoma'ist died az ms
a, Red Yesterday after short Illness nduceuo atiH"
cold water. while Ira cd Oh Saturday. .
Mr. Livingston his 2 and The last time we saw NM
rent health Ola youthful sport a aou, ,rcutns excursion no
was contemplating long island Ills summons las been short and
sudden for fearful jonrncy.
Mr. Livingston, public ha' been for many years con-
aud tho nation a, large that no ha 'sech
cou do Justice 70 his abilities These lew lines arc
m.rcs sred communicate and regret his sudden hemso
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31

o. We requested 10 state, that the irregularty
With asreccntiy occurred nthe routes rom Pc
tersbug has been necessarily caused by the adoption Of
the schedule for expediting the great mail but that
arrangements are making TO remove the evil complain
ed Of We have every reliance in the prompt energetic,
and excellent Post Master of that town.
The resolutions attached to MIR. Pinckney's report
have been adopted by the House of We
all debate and proceedings oil action petitions
nence"rth and forever, of in the popular brunch Of
they relate to the Statcs to the Dis
trct or to The errories-(of course embracing all the
"pubc ah," to be solemniy pledged 10 this course
and hrnccforh all .7botdioniss we'll as atators will
be fcd in their allonpts get up debate and excite
rnent in the House Of Representatives. Based upon
these resolutions the Previous Question will be uniform
~ moved and will cut off debate, reference, reports
nav. action in every shape. So mote Il be-!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31
GREAT ATTRACTION.
One Hundred Thousand Ae0liars,
GSI. 00N.s.SlO.O 600.

And only 7I1O tickets in the Lotefy-Aexandria Lot
tery fClass A. to he drawn Washington June 80, 1896
Sc Moss drawn ballots.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
lCtan OrsloOooo the LIST, 3D. and 81 drawn mn
SpIcudi prize Of 25.000 to the 3D. Sd and fth drawn
from tho vince, 2o,oU
o.zr Of 0OO to tho 3d. 4i do do. 1900
ptize Of $780, to the lst, , and 4t drawn do 90
":"o " ooo ~ 49,, - III nd All L,a wn do do. 1000
prize Of 800 lst, 9Th drawn d. do 80
pliHe oi ,o .,h anJ sh dawn do. 5000
81 prizes Of 500, those cSs,s having tho Isl UNI 5No
Al p. of 300 u oss tickets having tue LIST and ID qoo
81 o,s. Of o. sas sse INK ishe,. having LIST and 4 a0o
., 10 dl h.ss ,?ts having ls and 9Th IN
90 a1w s"ss " Ticket, having the Cd and 4.h
20 e. S ,hose 0as ticket. having Cd and 4h ,.o
70 q, a' sSose ' tickets having Cd and 9Th
f., to Hose having the Sd and db. Sd md
- P'N 5t! ith and 9Th, , ICY
,-- :.. ,r a. the 81 Iumher only, :>,r[S5So
cs U.s. of 40 the Cd dawa number only, io9,oen
az e p;zsS IF 3d. tho 30 number only, I3;sN
100 ;-cs of o. The 4l 5th drawn nuInbcr only, Z
s ssss S S'ass', Anoon,n: to sas',0oo
7I4o Tickets. n..,,... of
Tickets s50-For sale by BrGeEa, in Packages OF
Wholes Halves and Quarters Single uchels 1-N
shares in his usual great variety I'D IN all
~ Orders meet the most prompt atlehaon, shares will
cases the original (Managers Iirkes anu anu mistake or
IT, Cnsb Tor ali Capital Prizes can be mac as
,rt.i -, Li tbe moment the drawings are Tece!gen
-UT Please address iio'" R;rkmond. Ha
~ 7-2tw2w
May 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31
[ORnER No. 81
n -

firmly d OperationS
Excellent Sir: You will Immediately order The mill
ary Command at Goliad tn put all the prisoners made
Copana at liberty, and send them forthwith 10 San
Felipe de Austin, and for which purpose your Excel
lenoy will dictate such orders may be conducen: to
the object. God aud Liberty Camp San Jucino,
April %, 1886.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31
LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
TCopY No. 81

Excellent Sir: lnasrnuch | have ordered your
E~lioy hy a;e;l of The day. that you cause the
troops 10 return To Bexar and GaldaIoupe Victoria
charge you instruct the commandans of the several
divisions not 10 permit any damage TO be done 10 the
property of the country hoping that these dispositions
will he punc.ualIy complied with. God and Liberty
San Jacnto, April % 1896.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31
BY yesterday MORNINGS Mil.


We have received further ucc6untsty- tAe Southern
Mail. We hasten to lay them before our readers. :
TExAs-We are indebted 10 the Augusta Courier for
the following curious transcripts from the New Orleans
Bulletin Santa Anna is now alarmed for his own life and
willing purchase his security by any
He has all at once become wondroue KIND But
the first sentence Of his first despatch proves lm TO De
liar. lie is "rcSoired rcmnn prisoner OF war
How can he help hims:!to What discretion has he p
Wbatpow 10 resolve TO rcfusc?e orders his troops
to withdraw, and for the first time he respects The pro-
perry Oh me Country, andic ots of his prisoners How
wonderfully his dang.r moves at last his humanity
Ills order TO set free all his prisoners at Caoano omi
nous OF The fate of the others Where is Fannn Ward,
and their brave compatrots HERNANDEZ Tells us-butch
cred OF Palm Sunday, from to I in the morning-and
burnt at o'clock! Thanks be 10 the power of public
opinion, III civilized agc-even the National lntell.
grnceT brands the act Us foul and atrocious
DER" and speaks of it with "unmitigu.ed abhorrence"
From tie .ft1o Orleans BulLctin) e.
"The following are copies Of letters and documents
direct from Ioustons Camp, received yesterday by the
steamer Levan from Nnlctoches. The orders CO.
pies of TRANSACTIONS from the original Spanish.
SANTA A.SA TO GEN. PnILAsoL,,
qrmy of Opcralious Coast Drison uadcr my command.
/" Having yesterday had an unfortunate encounter, |
have resolved TO remain prisoner OF war IN tile ands
Of the enemy After having taken every precauuon,
therefore hope that your Excclcncy VIII cause the dTi
sion under the command Of Cen Parza TO countermarcr
10 Bexur where he will wait for orders. Your Excel
Icncy will also to the same place. and order Cen
Viesca with his division Guadalupe Victoria have
agreed on an arnislce with Gen Houston, ad interim,
until we can agree upon Of lasting peace Your
Excecncy will take such measures as may be necessary
for the subsistence of the army, which wall remain I'm.
der your comnand.-The money that has arrived at
Malanloras and the provisions Of the place, and those
at Victoria. will be subject your ORDERS also 900 dol
lars that may be in The Treasury are TO be taken from
Bexar trust that your EscelIency will without fail
comply with these dispositions advising me OF same by
return Of CouricrS. also, il any should oppose rs ac
compshment God and Liberty! Camp Jacinto, April
gid, 1886.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31
RACING CALENDAR.

E..IM C.ursr near Baltimore.
anss ios ot
10 heats. K"ndas BE- by I!enfy and Wa M Whites c' c.
Second EastS~eerases "S yen old, milo heats Sloo
trance, ub.cbsrs started Konda's bE by Spring Hill w0"
! N p K ss7;, Ply Spring Hill, d.,
l.. I, a%,aem D. hy T"ss "s dis
! mo-lm. 50 3-is., Ira. $50.
MI ssds". FLY came out ahead in tho second heat but
SECOND D.r-Poprie.or's Purse, 5000 mile heats There
G hss G o%S Eseo HSn The
ANGER Kendall. Nelly Webb Richard Adnm Alp
TH'HO Dr-JOsy Clu' Purse, s7Oo mile heaIlares Spar
The pyoo. ss bvxn Sss s
George, und BOyco's Joshua. Time, I'm $751;. S., H.
!, seems impossible 10 please the Wings. If we do
no, raise troops, they complain of our exposing the
country 70 the incurson Of It's enemies 1t we do raise
hcm they complain of our wasting tine -, Surplus heye
nue. In February last The Richmond Wing grunbled
at the prospect Of raising troops and called tapping the
Treasury We told him then, that it might become our
interest raise mounted dragoons and that was bet
ter to spend money! than shed the blood OF The PEG.
ple Let the Administration but do its duty, and not
regard the clanours of its enemies.
Mr. Stevenson has declined the honor ofa public din
ner in Philadelphia Correspondence in our next)-
Fe has arrived in New York; appears rem the follow
ing Earagra plr in the Times -
!'NEw YoRs May 27-The Hon. Mr.. Stevenson, our
new Minister to London, and lady, arrived in this city
last evening, and took lodgings at the City Hotel They
intend taking passage in the splendid packet ship Mon
trea 10 sail on the Isl Of next month.
The following information was obigingy communl-
Gated 10 The Editor this morning:
Gen Slepben r. Austin TEXAN Commissioner, ar
rived in Baltimore last evening in the cars from WASH
naen, and left this morning for Texas He is the bearer
of desp patches from this to his own Government; and 1t
ofnporance that he should proceed with as little de-
Ia as possible in order, if possible, that the Govern
nent of Texas shall be able to communicate with the
Government Of the United States, to secure the recog
nton Of Texian independence previous to the ADJOURN
nent Of Congress.
General Austin would have been pleased, under any
othe, circumstances to have remained and addressed
public Observation-Disclosures Ga=cttc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31

And only 7l4O tickets in the Lotery-AIexandla Lot.
te1y (CEss to he drawn at Washington June &c. 1886
&c Nos drawn ballots.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31

Of his recovery.
Cen. Elias Bea, formerly of Forsyth, Monroe coun-
ty is ortfying himself with force of 500 strong, on
the Soukahatche creek in the Lachipoga town.
1.-THE Governor has ordered out the men drafted some
time since, force amounting to about 5000 men. They
will doubtless be their march 10 Columbus in few
1 The Indians with unparalleled audacy seem 10 be
fighting for conquest About 300, under the command
Of scGe man. have fortified themselves in warehouse
in the village of Roanoke thrown up breast work Of
cotton bales and dced the utmost efforts OF the few
whites 10 dislodge them Two successive attacks have
been made and often repnlsed the white leader OF the
Indians was killed during the engagement Lee,
Baker and Early counties also learn are Invaded; a
late runor states that Roanoke is etaken from the In
dams" .-,...
(Eziruels from. lie Columbus Enquirer
Monday afternoon at about O'clock, two more
STAGES were attacked between this place and Tuskegee
The STAGES were guarded. There sixteen persons
in the company including passengers and drivers lhe
Indians who attacked them, were divided into three
companies of about 80 each, and stationed along the
road Four persons of the company came IN THIS morn
ing They state, that when fred upon, they all made
flight the drivers putting their horses to full speed
The foremost team, being frightened by the dead horses
and men lying in the road, where the Stages were
attacked Saturday night left the road and upset tne
stare They cut out the horses with all speed and
mounted them double file. They knew not whether the
others escaped or not One gentleman, with whom we
conversed thinks that four others escaped at least as he
passed them in the first swamp rereating The mails,
baggage &C.. of course lost The stages taken on
Saturday night, piled up and burned, in the road
and the bodies of the Two drivers thrown into the fire.
partly consumed
Early this morning party of friendly Indians were
despatched to the place Of attack upon the mail
Yesterday afternoon. They have just returned Tom
Brown, their leader, who speaks English, informs US
that thew reached the spot safety-und the bodies Of
three men on the ground, and three horses--the mail
bugs cut open and contents s5ewed over the ground
the STAGES broken pieces. They 70 gather
the papers and letters but being discovered by the
hostile Indians, were compelled to make their escape
They brought in bundle Of the papers and , Itsrs he
road in small parties, SO that they were compelled t;
keep ia the woods on their return.
(Frous the M;uedgerille Recorder, same date
awe have given ali the news which may be relied on
in regard to the Creek hostlities The intelligence
distressing in the extreme We have reason, however
to believe that there by this time, or will very snott
be, collected at Columbus, enough, with Inc troop
from Alabama, TO scour the Creek country and nnlc
upon them the chassemens which they must expect e
receive for their enormities
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31
WAR DEPARThEEs

Fl. Quarters, 7rmy San Jaeiato Rirer,
"Apr 2Gth, 1886.
"All the Troops on their march from The East, will
report Head Quarters early possible, marching
by way Of Harrisburg for the present-iet all turn
out-he enemy have been badly defeated, and are re-
treating prccpiiaely for the purpose Of concentrating
One bold push now will drive them entirely out Of the
county, and Liberty independence and peace TO
Texas Let all turn out; standard is victorious
one and beautifully under the smiles of bcnefi
cent Providence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31

Indians eight or slnCe,
negro at Judge Randas few days afterwards they
burnt an unoccupied house on the estate OF Colonel
Murray; and again, after lhe same interval sno down
youth, four miles below this, while working IN
field Instead Of Immediately collecting, taking the
ira and pursuing the Indians, it seems each one was
most intent on fight. found, therefore, my return
home most Of my immediate ghbors, OF certain
GLASS; among the ugitves and the plantations generally
left to the defence of solitary master and his slaves;
for in some instances, the oVerseers partook OF the
manic. and preferred fight with cir more prudent
ncigbors the chance Of being scalped with their EN-.
poYeIs Within circuit of six TO eight miles around
NV plantation scarce white man has been LEFT on the
small farms The large estates alone with the proprietor
and slaves left to bear the bruni should they he al
tackled For the last three days, friend, my overscer
and Myself have been the only three white men on this
by Indians and exposed to be attacked every
hour. The fight OF many OF my neighbors ana OF all
between me and the exposed accessible ronlier IS
notifying. Had they stood their ground, believe we
the whole Seminole nation, had they venurcd thus far
to attack US. As it s, the few who have stuck to the
soil mus, do their best, should the enemy encouraged
by the fight of all below u.s. have the temerity 10 attack
Still relying on succor from the government anu sun
believing that there has been just cause tor the extent
Of panic which has prevailed have as yet made no pre-
paralions for defence Should, however, the enemy en-,
aged by the past proceed in his work OF murder
NAV stockade my log building when, with my own re-
sources will see what reception can give the Seminole
who attacks feel mortified however, at the slate OF
things producedb by and more so at the
understandable want of spirit displayed by so large Por
ton of my fellow citizens. Hundreds pancsruck and
fleeing before FIVE Indians: fug'tves from Toe too dis
! t1ustfu us yet for its own strength 10 pursue
| SAvAwSAH, May 2l.-Volunteers from Georgia.
are glad to see that of mounted MEN iam
| 10, near Tallahassee We were yesterday favored with
the perusa of letter from Monticello which represents
that the Indians have been within miles OF thai place.
| and the community in dreadful state oil alarm.
May 4co dnd,1y and e;,1 Csps S,eeh
the schooner Orient. from Tampa Bay, Florida. Col.
Lindsay we regret learn has been laborng under Sc
rious indispositon for several weeks past tnoug" u
present his health is believed TO be on the meno.
(From tie sauannah Georgian. May ~
VoLusrEEns FROM GEoReIAcWer are giaa 10 see
that a company of mounted men from Thomas county,
in this State ha arrived at Monticello near Tallahassee.
We yesterday favored with The ps,as al Of let
have been within seven miles Of that place, and the COM
| munitv in a dreadful state of alarm.
"T6e Extensive plantations Of Col. Crowell, Gen AbeE-
crombie, Cen Nj Douglas, and MIR. Jonathan Hudsoa,
| have been burnt by the Indians.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

yE1O Persons hnring Negroes for Hirc-We wish To
hire for the ensuing year. large number of hands,
to labor on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road They will be employed between Richmond
and Fredericksburg, and between Fredericksburg and
hs,hv and they will he well ted well clothed and well
treated We will give from ssventy,ve to ninety dol
,rs for oood hands and more for first rate Apply
bv letter or otherwise j. f. Hopkins, at the Rail or
Cliff; Rcbnund or to Thomas j. White in the county of
King William and the neighborhood; or 10 James Hun
ter, Assistant Engineer, the White Chmn'es "a
rone; or to Theodore S Garnet. Assistant Engneer
near Fredericksburg; to II. F. Guy u Co III fTeat-
ricksburg; and TO others having authority from ). H.
Hopkins. Assistant Engineer.
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD,
Agsnt for the L. =. l. p. Il. Il. Comp"ny,
December a. G9-u