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improvements, submit TO you the docu-
men,s marked C. and D., reports Of com.
mittees to the Legislature Of New York,
communicated 10 me in my executive Ca
pacity.
For the benefit and protection which this
Bank will enjoy from the State. it should
make subscription 10 the Yankin and Fay
cttevile Rail Road stock ola half million
of dollars.
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terwards, if | mistake not, chosen by the
people Mayor ofthat city. But there was
one qualification for the Office of Post Mas.
ter of Nashville, which he wan.ed--he was
not IN favor of the late election of the late
President of the United States
Judging from the events Of the last wear.
another and better destiny awaits our Union
i"an that to which our rulers have been
hurry'ns it. | congratulate you on the
ausPic'ous prospect before US. When our
deliverance is consummated, no state can
look upon its accomplishment with prouder
satisfaction than Tennessee. | am with
great respect your ODD, servant.
II. CLAY.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05
For Sale.

GtORN, Fodder. Oats, Mules, Colts Oxen,
OMilch-C Cows, Stock, Hogs and Cattle, Wag-
gon, OK Cart, Plantation Utensils. Blacksrniih's
Tools. 2 Cotton Gins, Corn Shelters, Household
and Kitchen Furniture &c.
These articles will be offered at private sale
until Tuesday ll,h December. All articles re.
naming unsold at that time will be offered at
public auction at my residence near Cheraw.
Public Sale to commence at ii o'clock A. NJ.
JOHN ELLERBE.
Nov. Both 1888.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05

DIED.
At the residence of Mrs. Chapman, near
TINS "a town. on Sunday morning Cd ult. Urias
Powers, eldest son of Allen D. and Mary !.
Chapman an unusually interesting child
Mourn not thy child whose body is lad,
In the cold and silent tomb,
Oh do not weep, for the spirit that's fed
To its long and blissful home.
There to flutter in the realms above,
Till the gladstone day arrives;
When thou, through Chrlsts redeeming love
Shalt meet him in the skies.
J.
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entistry.

nR. J. LEE respectfully informs his friends
D and employers in Cheraw that he will GER.
tainly visit heir town on or before the first of Jan:
uary fully prepared to perform any and every
Dental operation that may be required Of him.
Tho week previous to his arrival in Cheraw he
will be in Wadesboro n. c.
Dec. |. 1893. 3-Rt
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05
CHERAW GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1888.

The message of Governor Dudley OF Nor'n
Carolina is one of the most bold original and
able which we have, in a long time, seen from
the executive head of any State. 1t is very
long and wo cannot therefore copy 1t entire
Extracts will be FUND in the preceding co.
unns, and will be continued next week.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05

In consequence of the determination, ofthe
Editor, TO leave Fayetteville the Proprietors
of the North Carolina Journal vii! let the same
on reasonable terms, to practical Printer Of
Republican principles, who is qualified to con-
duct 1t, None need apply but such as Can
produce satisfactory testimonials of good char
acter. Any person desirous of applying for
the same can obtain the necessary informa.'n"
by addressing letter post paid to the Pro-
prictors of the Norss Carolina Journal" Fay
gttevillc n. G.
rEdi,ors with whom the Journal Exchan.
ges will please give the above few inser-
tiOnS.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05

Abou, 15O American citizens were captured
by the British forces, at the Prescott affair in
Canada, some, if not all of whom may forfeit
their lives.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05

Durham Cattle M cky.-Twenty head
of Durham cattle sold lately in Kentucky for
SlO,967. Some of them were mixed bloods.
The thorough bred, of which there were elev-
en- brought Ssls7. One sold for $3.50, one
for SIPS, and another for Sl0O5. At sale
of Durhams near Philadelphia, prices varied
from $40 to $50, all COWS and heifers.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05

The North Carolina Journal published at
Fayetteville, n. c. has been suspended, the
editor being a5ou; to leave that town. The pro-
prietors Of the paper have published the fol-
lowing notice.
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from the Nat. Intel.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
My YORK, NOVEMBER -

Tie Canada ne"s is al, important. The
Patriots have been ruted "horse, foot, and
dragons, at Prescott VIII every man, save one
or two, killed, wouuded. or made prisoners
The details ct tbs frageh: arc appalling 4
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05

engaged in peddling Jewelry, and claimed to
lars in Watches, Jewelry and money; which
probably was the immediate cause of his mur-
der.
No money or jewelry was found with him,
except ring, which he wore which has been
recognized as belonging to him. by persons who
bad noticed it. wagon, and individuals an
swering the description ofthose who left here
with him. were seen at the place where the
body was found, the morning after they left
here.
Ofcourse strong suspicious are fixed on the
persons who accompanied the murdered man
from this place. and the public would do we'll
TO De on the look out for the perpetrators of such
toul-(Macon (Gen Messenger.
Horrid Murder.-7he Bulletin of Granada,
Mississippi, dated the 9th inst, narrates the
particulars OF bloody tragedy rec ntly acted
IN our sister State. The circumstances were
as follows: A planter of Warren county,
MI Gideon Gibson, sold some time since a
tract of land on Yazoo, together with some
fifty negroes on a long credit, to Wilson and
Simpson, with an arrangement on the part of
Wilson and Simpson, to give Gibson the pro-
ceeds of their crops annually, in liquidation Of
the debt, and lien on the whole property as
as sccuuty-and Gibson agreeing to furnish
them with open land to cultivate for a few
years, until they could by degrees get plant
alton open on their own land.
For this purpose Gibson rented the Ilanta-
ton otthe Hon. Franklin Z. Plummer. Finally,
some misunderstanding arose between the
parties, Gibson demanded to have the contract
rescInded. To this Simpson agreed, but Will
son refused to give up the property. On Fri
day, the I'd instant, Gibson, Simpson, Clarke,
Morrison and Boyd, went on to the premises
and took off The negroes by force. Wilson was
in his own house armed with rifle and
double barrelled gun. AS they passed the
nouse, he fired upon them killed Morrison
dead and severely wounding Boyd 4; the eonl-
pany rode off with the negroes, leaving Nor
rlson's body on the ground Wilson reloaded,
cut thro' the field, got ahead of them and fired
again, killed Clark aud probab y Gibson. Sim
pson and Boyd and three negroes got off and
arrived at Dr.. Fishers neighboring plantation.
The other negroes took to the woods. Glib
sons horse arrived at DR.. Fishers. 1t was
believed Gibson was killed. The sheriff and
his possee were soon Oh. in pursuit of Wilson.
Bulletin.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05

The Steamer Lirerpool in regard to which
so much anxiety was felt has arrived in New
York.
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Il Card.

nR. Roberts Dentist, will return 10 Chcraw
~ about the lst of December to attend 10 tho
practice Of his profession.
November 7th, 1898.
81 81
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05
TO Editors Of Newspapers
and POStnlaSters.

Impelled by sense of incalculable impor-
tance ofthe Silk Culture to the citizens of the
United States, the Philadelphia and Burliag-
ron Silk Company, in order to enlist the influ.
ence of the press throughout the country
more directly and earnestly in favor Of this
great national and patriotic enterprise, make
he following proposals to gentlemen connec-
ted with the press and to postmasters.
The managers do not propose to themselves
any immediate profit from the publication OF
their paper, being simply anxious to dissni-
nate widely proper understanding of the ma
ture, Importance, prospects and SO forth of the
Silk Business; they therefore, offer deGue-
ton of one half from the low price ofthe sheet
on all remittances over FIVE dollars. That is
any number of papers over 20 ordered to one
address, will be put at % cents per annum q
sum barely sufficient to pay for the mere cost
cf paper and printing.
Any individual forwarding ten dollars, viii
receive twenty copies of the Silk Instructor
and be entitled to sufficient stock OF cuttings
from the genuine Morus Multicaulis tree, t
produce the first year, SO trees,-worth
at present prices, S25; and the second yea
500 trees.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05

Tho Individual named Wilson, who killed
several men in a recent encounter in Yazoo,
Mississippi, was discharged from custody after
an examination before mag;strate-no one
appeared against him, although attachments
were sent after several persons, that had taken
part against him in the affray The circumstan-
ces seem to have excused Wilson. He was
assaulted on his own plantation BY a party OF
armed men, cndeavoring to expel him from his
home, and wrest from him his property. In
this extremity he defended himself as every
man should do, and in the combat two or three
of the assailants were slain.-IJia.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05

John 4. Crawford has been elected freSI'
dent cfthe Commercial Bank of Columbia.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05
Of the Philadelphia and Burla.gfos Sa'
ComT1uy.

AT THE LOW PRICE OF so CTS. PER ANNUM.
Th, Man ayers having secured tile servl-
ces of Mr. J. Chayalier, from Lyons, France
"a native of that most important Silk rearing
and manufacturing districD will Immediately
commence the publication Of a semi. monthly
periodical, with view of imparting to the
people of this country a thorough and profita.
bic knowledge of the silk business. They will
urnsh minute and practical Information upon
g every topic connected with this subject, inclu-
ding directions for choice of soil, the selection
of trees, mode Of preserving them, and particu.,
Az directions in regard 70 tn" manp"r o'
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05

The following is letter from Henry
Clay, in reply to an invitation to attend a
dinner lately given to MIR. Bell Of Tennes-
sec, q, Paris in that State. ---.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05

planting the trees, layers cuttings and buds
anu l'ietF cultiVatlon,-the selection of eggs,
inoae Of preservation, feeding, and necessary,
instructions for the arrangement Of coocoone.
RES, either upon a large or small scale: for
individuals or cempanies,-the best mode and
machines for reeling and preoar;no The, ,.w
silk, together with the twisting, coiorino. and
In short every information which tine ;1syne ~
rlenced may require on entering uoon tbi, nav
but most important and invaluable brancb -
national industry.
In addition to the Silk department. a,te,
tlon will be given to the cultivation of the
Sugar Beet, the Grape, and Price Cur,en,
of The different markets will be inserted.
All letters of inquiry, if post paid, viii be
promptly and cheerfuay attended to. Orders
must be addressed to
THOS. C. CLARKE. /,
Agent for the Philadelphia and BuriDstou
Silk Company,
u Dock street, Philadelphia.
SILK COMMITTEE.
Tusty-EyM Congress,
SECOND SESSION.
April 2OA 1885.
MULBERRY AND SUGAR BEE.
Mr.. Randolph, from the Committee on Aeri.,
culture, submitted the following
REPORT:
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SPLENDID, SILK GOODS,

JUST From NEW YORK.
ESERUVIAN striped Silks Of the latest s,y'''
L Rich Gro de Naples do do "'''
Victoria figured Satlius superb style.
Black ftaan OF the richest gloss
Dress Handerchiels just from PARIS
Pick Nick Gloves, long and short,
Extrasuper white Kid do, ,uos
Whiis. blue and pink figured Par'slan o''"
for Parties aud Balls, I'D.
A few Patterns white figured Saiins' tors
Cial occasions
Chaey Aprons, a beautiful article de,.
Ladies desirdlis OF obtaining the newest ana "
,ledl, the most BEAUTIFUL Dress Goods. Will car car
div II ROBINSON x ELLIOT -
Narch }
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r.Ol.TiCAE..


Ne NAN WyowErm lggs sRRrLCmRR.-
When no Who. fc,n the .courge Of wrong,
Arerscd the Hebrew tribes 10 f,,
sa- the fair mgtcr promised hong.
AID hc~ed hun the bills to do
q
God t.sde n. crave 10 men nnkneen-
Nhefs Monb. cks a vale InfolJ,
And laid the aged alone
~ sianbcr while The world grors old
Tins still al,enf'ef the good AID jssi
ciosc the dim eve life and pain,
1lesven watches o'er rlten sleeping dust.
Till the purS spirit comes ssa,n
Though nan7lcss, tranipied, and forgot,
lis servants hnH,ble u-lIes lsc
Yst God has marked anil sealed the spot.
Torall IT, Insaais h. thu sk..
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To tsae Citizens Of Virginia.
EDEs. EFH2E,

HAS finished biz Croie tour through npnh of the
lulpn. His Medicines cave general satisfaction, of
which testimonials noticed in all tlIG Virginia and Other
soutrn spnpers. The demand for his remedies is
pidy increasing. The South particularly IN the State of N-
that hc found hi, office Ne
ork The city n:sGssNDND. rtia1 where it viii
be prominently kept open, on Nam Street, opposite the FarH
crs' Bank, Ia the al, of his Gel bfHtrl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

VlRlNlA AT rules hold in Clerks Office Al the ceh,
superior Court OF law and chancery, for the county "
Amherst. on - 9Th day Of February. 1885, .,,t
H,orge Galloway, Frederick Il. Peters. and kIfhaI
N5onme, merchants and partners trading under tn,
style OF George galloway X f'""'
against ,,
Stephen Tanner, and Edward A. Cnbel, po'e'''''"
TX CHANCEhI.
The d'fndan Stephen Turner, no, having encrcd Ii,
penrance and given security, according 10 the ac vi
and the rules Of this cont, and appearing by
evidence that he is nhaban VI tbs country a., =,
April next which viii be The seventh day OF thc next
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy for
order, be torthw ih inscredn the lynehburg 'n-n Tho
ha months .sise and posted at the front o'
court house otthis county
Copy-Teste, ,,.,,y,
Feb 3 "--1
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N~IgGINIA :-Ai rules held IN the Clerks once
olfhe Circuit Superior toun OF Law aud Chm
eer,. TT tie Count, oi Nelson, II tie mouth OF
February, l-3s:
Albert W. Hams and Cloush \. ilrris Ex'ors.
,fIee w Harris decd. Elizabeth Harris, widow Of
said Lee w Huns. deed. and William Hams an
infant sp at sad lee w Harris, deed. who sues by
the SAID Alberl ". aud Coush 4. Harris, bis next
f,i.nI. Plaintiffs,
against
c,,,r I,rri4 Defendant,
' CHANCERf.
The Defendant. not having entered ms appea e
ure aud given security, oldug The act oil Assem-
hy aud the Rules of his Court, aud II appearing by
satisfactory evidence. thai hc Is not lnfabant OF
tins Country: IfIs ordered, that the said Defendant
10 appear here or before til" first day oi Alnll
term next aud answer the Bill al the palntifi' aud
that COPY Of this order be forthwith inserted III" he
IvnciIburr Alrsiu1n." newspaper published IN tue
town at Lyuelbng, for Two months successfully,
and another copy posted at the front door Of the
{ Gun II use oil tbs County. on some Count day.
\ Copy-Teste,
10. c. CUTLER. C!cra.
VI
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Defendant,
Samuel Harris.
y uANCERf.
i eb. %

VTIRG1NIA AT Circuit SUPERIOR Conri OF
Law aud Chaircerv, continued and held ion the
town nj ynchburg NJ the Court House IN sad to"&,
ON Thursday, The Goth day October, 1887, sitting as
Court Of Chancrryi
M,,k sotbon. Plaintiff,
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Plaintiff,
Jonn w Kelly and john VIII. Defend

Jonn w. Kelly and John WIZ. Defendants
This cause came on this day to be heard, by ftt'
sent Of tie parties, by counsel on the bill answer of
tie defendant John w. Kelly. the subpoena award
ed therein on the seventeenth day Of October,
thousand ciem hundred aud thirty five, winch ap-
pears to have been duly cNecute on The defend ant
JOHN Wills exhibits aud examination ot witnesses,
aud WIS argued bs counsel On consideration where
Of and by like consent. the ConrI doth order, that
one Of the cnmmIs of the Court do lahe. state
and settle the accounts between the parties. and
por the sumo to the Court, with any mlteis spr-
cally stated Thought pertinent by hmSc OF requlr-
ed bs the parties IL he 50 stated.
(
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DAVID ROBES, CLERK.
GoMMtssioSrg's Ofrlcr. I

tDMMtssIoNfR'S Off1CC,
Irnt hhurq 10Th March. lr:}s. (
The parties INTERESTED IA the above Gauss, Ill
take Eoticc. that shall. Moudly, the 18TH day OF
April nexI, proceed 10 take the accounts directed
by tue foregoing order oil Couit On winch day, Al
the hour of nine ocl lck. IN the morning, HEY
quirrd 10 attend Al my Office, IN THIS Town, wi their
accounts, vouchc's and proofs, and copy III the
conn papers, prepared Tor examination and settle
II cut ;. l. WAITE Co'mr.
March 10 w3w
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1KI'2't'FAk:I.I.'S MAP.

FUST RECEIVED, and for sale, a new supply
- of Mitchels Map of the World, a most spen
dad article also, MitchclI's Map of tho Unite
States painted IN countries, both ol which more
highly recommended than any Maps no" published
IN the lned States. Instructors of public and prI-
schools, as well the public generally are
particularly invited 10 call and give them an impair
tlal examination for themselves.
CHARLES PHELPS.
February 10 Is
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seed Oats 4 Corn for Sale.

SVVH VHVN a OOrn IOH NHIV.
|TNHE subscriber has for sale 100 bushels of Seed
l. oats OF superior quality, and 100 barrels double
e1fed white flint Corn-lour months crrd will be
gwen when the purchase amounts TO SlO0, the pur-
chaser giving negotiable note.
JOHN F. HAWKINS.
Ian. oJth Is
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XIRGlNlA TO WIT At rules held In ,Lo
Clerks Office ofihe Circuit Superior Com, =,
Law aud clancery i1r Mellon county. In the mopt
vi Fcbfuar, l-3r.
N"'f'a"'e' '"i''h' Plaintiff
Henry <. Pcyton, Samuel Loving, Charles u.
row. William ). Loving. Edmund Win,ton S.
f.feyton, Maria I. Peyton. Ann +. = pc,,nn
Ellen Peyton, Nancy Peyton, Hardin p.,Li,s
Co, {. i. Estes, Alexander Drown. Arhr, H..
kius. Frederick :. pcyton, lTlrruI b. Srori IL
w. Dawson. Richard Wonham. SubIrr Mr,;,,. I.a
aud Edwin WortlIam, merchtnts aud partner, -,
ding under HE style aud firm Of Worbam N.r'
der 4 co. Yanlew X Smnh Biuford Brood. G,
Go. Allison * Wat, Enstace x Temple e. "
Smith Baldwin, Kent 4 Go. J. ITallnwelI n -
Weller. Walter &. Wilkinson Stepbc, T,.n " n,
John stephens, Jr. late merchants and n,,,n. 80.
d,ng under tie ilfn aud style Of rurnei X Strpen.
Elisha b. Estes, :. +. Allie go and W,llp,'
Kidd. Dam ,a''I" .
II CH,ScrkY. ''''.
The Def zndant Henry ). Peyon, NOT h,yinv 49,
tered hs appearance aud gwen security a,e,,,l;
TO the act oil Assembly, andt the rules of tins Conr,
and II appearing by satisfactory cy,lcute tina, b
not an nhahIani al tins Cummonn eath h,..,
dered, thailh said Defendant d. appear here nm ,L
fls day o April term uext aud answer the bil -,
the Plaintiff, and thu copy Of tins orer be forth
with inserted IN = the Lynchburg Nrgnian,"
newspaper published nthe town of Lynchburg. IA,
Nv" "Ioh'h@ N"'ScSs'cit' "fu di'''iei copy thereof
posted at the front door Of the court bou,e of III
county \ Copy-Irste,
Eo. c. CUTLER. crl.
eD. ~ - WIN
VIRGINIA - 4, E,4 l,cl1 IN TN. ClcrL,s ON "a.
;,.,;, S,n.,;,r .n,r, ot -. ,nJ .baa.a., VI ule
oo,,, at H., -, ill., ,n,nl, al ,,,,1l,r i,.t- ~ '' "'
my
Iaies D isoeli, Ilalua,
dp6tnSf
Wil,u :. Loving, administrator of Richard tYar,. ID.
ceased, William T. .aralI Ann his viii, f,rm,,
" Saah Ann Clakc aud Emily b. his n. t,,
m", Emily Il. Clark, Joseph :. Clarke VI lian, II Cl,.
aud Joseph Clarke D.,.ni,n,, nv
Is Cu,xcruy
The Defendants, William r. Vaughan and Sarah Ann hi.
vile, not asing entered In appearance, and given sc,r,
according To the ot Assembly, and the rule, ,his Couu
nul 1t appearing by satisfactory iencc that they not
hlllants oi tins commonwealth On tue the pa,
,u.,r her,, n -, Lt :, L " % "'.n ny 'i''' ""sr
I'D -, ~ IN -, ~ e e . l"S' "fe VI 'Ph 'pTh hsf'
in - ~ ~ ~ ~ 'li' eiN % t'ie of''
- ,,,, - a.. - RI nv 'io"i9 ,''sinih'' NV
iaf; H. I H., ~ u, i.," ''o TWO noh'is'
'fSSi ~ "na haohSf COZ" posted nj te front door OF
'' " Va r 9' " ~ ''1' o"s'
~! po r, ,I,-r, 90 ~,
I,,.u,. o.. '' ,s'"'
'' - W."
urtHGINJ,.,t r,l,s ,d i, tn, Clerks ooic. -, H., .
rni, ann ,;n, ,nnr, ,f law r,.i ,,,nr.,v In, H. 49,
.,.iIy,,ri a., Ia, AZ I,u,,a,y ,Q.i- e''""'
'Il, vI:,,,,, :, i i,,,s,, ' ~ ;fc p,r
,,.a., N''
It,, p, No., r, i H. II, WALTZ; ,v..
John Prfcral and q '4oy frnan W illlain hlngon.
jam, "u ANA s"uF ms We ''ihe' ana no
Scott John Garrett aud Nancy his wife, William Gnrrct md
Tatscy his WIFE, Edmund Wilmington, IDIOT, by Bsdn Me
Danicl his committee and Juncs l.. Nittmgun Charles
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lrhirh matter of great e1nsolAiionl be bealii
ed his last with perfect resignation. aud with the
brightest hopes
Sir, You and this House knew my friend on tbs
floor, as a nen,her Of lhis bod, acquaintance
began publicly. only. your associaiIon with HIM
ss q mrnlbef-l had tile pleasure of knowing hun
IN all the relations OF private hfe You have lost an
active aud useful member Of tins body. but add 10
that loss. thai at ne,ghbnr aud u iflend. sllal
not attempt sketch al III, character winch was well
known AID appreciated among his associates lie is
s"ue. where al OF ns must 60! J wish the usual
trbnle OF respect pili To- his memory aud therefore,
propose The following resolution lot the adoption OF
the House
Reeifed That the Members ofths House will IN
testimony OF thru respsci for the menory OF Johu
Peter. 80. late delegate from the County Of
Jefferson. weW Grape eD the LETT arm tor thiry
dl,s.
The resolution unanimously adopted.
GA nation Of Mr.. Pendleron, the House adjourn
cd.
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SENATE.
Ittady, March 10. 1889.

Ga motion ~ Mr. paueson. the Senate TONI up
lie bill rro,iliue Tor tie construction Of tnin-
PIKE road from S'aunton to L irketsbnrg. aud pas
,cd H.
On mpton of Mr.. Smith Of K, the bill concern
ue Academies, &c. MAS akcnup.
Nh Meade moved the lndrGaite pastponement Of
the bill winch dcrided IN the affirmative.
Mr.. Faulkner moved 10 take u the bill concerning
liens on property aud preferences IN the administrl.
ton oil asses, which brus discussed At some length
was AZ an la1 on the die.
Mr. Smlth OF h, from the Committee Of General
Laws, reported a I'LL further IN extend the aci for
lie temporary relief Of the Banas Of this Common
sctlih Passed
,if Smith Of l., reported bill dlyorcing Rich
arI Il. Hall Gtn hls VIE Sarah. Laid on the Ia
bic.
Al.o, bll concerning thef,, f.rgcrles, aud de
strueuon Of wills. Ne Laid on the table
O. motion OF Nj BJndurani, the Senate adjourn.
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VIRGINIA At Ruiz held IN the Clerks OTs OH.
circuit superior court OF Law mud chancery, Tia.
county OF Nelson, IN the month oi NoYrinliir, i53.
Jancs D Isbell, Plaintiff