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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-17

Cologne Water, PerIum"ry, &c.-A s,,,enu,u
article cologne, pu, up expressly for the retail
trade; also the pnres, + ench Pertumcry, emhra-
cling every variety for the ,oilc', for sale hv
rCt2 REEFS e. D'IANi,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-17

i sails by HERMOGENE, BROWN & co.
mays No Conf ct,
COAL -lhe subscribers nave cnnstan,1y ~
hnnd large supply IF Cannel and Liverrns coal
in bulk e superior quality, whi h they offer tur
sale in los To sGit jnr, has-Gs.
Also esrrcte! hv the frat arrivals from Err
Ian! aud tar N-tt. Chtn =. i,hiIh atid P.acb
" me- n C - r '|ru aii screened. pat ia II,
l@n -, e ,,r r
-. .4 80, "a, 5. n. ,r,u-
Ora rs irtt at li, " o!ti,a. N, 53 BicrvIl, $,
a. .t1',s. viii "s promptly attended to.
y"t' &. x A SnlLlT
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-17

l. eEtioCR, y" "a C"nde street, between
Du'na'n and S Phlllp, keeps constantly on hand
an extensive ass"rtn"nl OF boots aud brngans, and
'hnes, ct New York mannfac'nre, for men. women
"hd children OF all nges, whicl, he will dispose OF
u very moderate prires.
Families OF his h'qrin,ancc on sending an order
will have their wishes attended TO l., SEGOUR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15
v hig majority,


General Eiastus Root, one of the Opposition canci
dates, is sixty behind his ,Icket in Albany
county, forty behind it in the city of Troy and about
fifty behind in the county of Schohorie Al this rate
he has lost his election, and his competitor the highest
candidate on The Democratic ticket, will take seat IN
the Senate
AS the result in the Sixth District there is still some
uncertainty. In The counties Of Livingstone lomPkins
and Chenango, there is an average wing MAJORITY oil
thirteen hundred voes the Democratic MINORITY IN Che
mango and Seuben counties will not fall short oil seven
teen hundred and thirty; TINT The Democratic cnnd
dates the remaining counties, Broome Ioga, ALE
gsny and Cat,aiaugas, with majority OF 40 II IS
known that Broome has given Wing and Caliarnugus
q Democratic majority, though are not informed OF
the precise result either Last year, IN Aiegany,
the Wing majority Gal, while in Ti"ga county, the
Democratic majority was 23l
THE ASSEMBLY.
In the following table we have compared the number
OF members attached TO the respective political parties
which have been elected this year, with the condition OF
the house at the last session 1t probable that
subsequent from the counties will vary The posi-
lion OF parties as we have here given H. The majority
Of the Wings in the last Assembly thirty two,-in
that which viii The ensuing winter, II will be four.
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

hl1ssouR1-The Election for Governor has gone tr-
umphany for Jameson Rep against Gr'h,sley (Whig)
The ST. Louis Argus of the lst inst says that "Never
before have the Federasts met with such an overwhelm
ing defeat, notwithstanding they were more favored by
circumstances which we have before mentioned, than
they ever before or will ever be again. The ma.
iori,y in proportion the number of votes poled will
be IMMENSE and we have not the shadow Of doubt
that in Angus, next, they will be beaten moro than ten
Thousand voles
N,cHrGAx-The election for Governor, &c, took
place on Monday and Tuesday week The lst day at
De,ro:, gave llG3 votes The Free Press says, "that
the result Of the election in Detroit city has reduced The
minority which the Wing candidate for governor receIv
ed last year.
Mississippi and Massachuseus-Nor returns We hope
10 carry the former In the latter we only expect
TO reduce the Wing maj ores.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

"AlF J"nee. of Hickman, .iFurcd an amr,,,.s..
s'fnciine ""r S""a'rr~ ind requesting ar Hyr...'
.. ire notes 1t al SPEC. .aIu nlr +, aat u -.
di"Idua! Stockholders. and Tor lie redemption, at
notes the Stale Is pledged '"s =
Mr.. Brown moved 10 amend The anc,frer, h.
tending II TO The reception Of The nolys OF al, sa.os
Paying banks ~ payment Of The public dues and ,ar,,s
public lands; y hIch motion prevailed. "e
"lhF question then recurring on The adoption or -.
amendment rs amended ."as d. cided HE urs,,,ys
he'e propositions canr from The Giin"f.ry-I II srs.
probable, that the Resolutions would pass ,itIr
form. -''-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15
From iht CyUofy ot' yI.iSDn

Permit me 10 congratulate y"n On The gInrinus sr,
cess q! me Demncraiic cause Throughout the & /
nope me Republican party IN the Legislature gtll tim,
WINTER De able 10 elect Senator in place OF Nr Rg.f
Tor every true Republican must nos see that he has
over 10 The Federal Why ranks AS this county ga,
may rest assured that the Republicans III succeed nr
Spring. They deceived at the last election. ,rt
Eow see the trek that played upon them be n.
Wigs and the Mira C"nserva,ives-An are Cr,e,
mined 10 UNIV hig thrEiselgts..'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

EOHN r COOKE has commenced the practice Of
% Law in Richmond lie will attend the Count Of
Appeals and The other Superior Courts Estate and Fede
raD held in this city. He will also attend the Western
Court of Appeals at Lewsburg regularly, from The be-
ginning to The end of each term.
Richmond, Nov 8 la2n 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

ais) po:p,s in the came direction u sac; 9
r The oros,r,on of the Bank Of lhs u s the mrs.
and second suspension Of specie ay"e"'s oy a II,
Banks and their weakened condition, prove oey"n1o q
toub, the stupendous power 81 the Executive arm o. ~.
Federal Government, and the impot'ney 81 o"nHms :"
situations, ,chen chartered by The STATE G0eer"fm
Never has there been period in the history % me
Democratic party when much was e3pteuu " >"
much required as at this day. The Pr'nc'Pes u u"
trnes Of Jefferson and Madison, procs'"tu W ~ "r
with earnes,noss and force, have become ue eseeu "
The party in the u. s Those apostles o, De"ooa.
principles have given 10 thes p"s'et'ly 'eeaey 80
they must keep in lis original fuy' whe -
their - - a.
with unwaye,inr frmness, gaining strength uahy u"
every State The Western and The Northern o'e'zes
bring upon their wings the glad uoings % 'he ru"ip
of their principles While we are thus IN the iu uar
az snccess IL, us not forget the foundation hnn which
we sprung LIT keep By our first lesson LIE. US oe
sill more firmly based our First principles Let us
he nctuaed now by the stimulus that excited 'hP
"pario, few" in times past.-Determined to yield no
pyucivie 10 interest roftoy We should moderately
but firmly maintain tie faith of our adoption and bury
all sectional and fractional jealousy Let us keep CON
stanty in view the greatest good OF the largest number
and hold out banner our mo,lo:"the union q
The party far the sake Of ITS principles -Ph't Sentinel
WESTERN YIReis.a-From' gentlemen direct from
the Southwestern part Of Virginia we understand that
the late elections have produced good effect on puoic
opinion there The great number of observing men wh"
have for time been in doubt with reference to ihe
character and tendency of the leading policy of ihe Ad
minls,ration have taken decided stand 10 favor OF me
ruling principle OF the cosnyy and are nov heard soucy
declaring their preference for Mr.. Van Buren, over all
others The Conservatives are nearly exlnct-and the
rank and file of AIR Rives go far as to attribute
the late suspension Of specie payments TO his extraHrd
nary in CON junction with the reckless oPp''
silrn Popular sentiment is setting III strong Toe 10
wards Mason for the u S. Senate, and have no doubt
,ha, he or some other Republican Of his sterling Prnc
pes will be elected by tie Legislature ia December
no VI = Nashville Union, Oct. 2S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15
Jrn1csscs Resolutions

The Senate are acting upon the Ins,ructinG Resolu.
tons Various nme have been offered but SO lar
as we have heard they have all been laid upon the table
or rtiected-Such amend the resolution nsrueung
their Senators to vote for the independent Treasury
,em bv adding The words "wth the specie clause =
then wi,hout The specie clause then with provision
for The issuance of Treasury receivable for dues TO
The Government, hui irredeemabe in specie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

OrsEGo CouYTY.-The Democratic ajority in this
county, according TO the returns published In the Free.
man's Journal Of November 9Th, is 1855.
Editors Correspondence.
New York, Nov. Z, 1889.
The 'selEevden truths for which our ancestors pc.
rlled their lives their fortunes and their sacred HONOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

LATE FROM MEXICO : By the barque Ann Eliza, Capt.
Biscoe al New York from Vera Cruz learn that the
French brig Naade had just received board the last
nstamen Of The $G0O000 agreed 10 be paid 10 France
BY the Mexican Government.
The conducta conveying The above money to vera
Cruz from lie capital having arrived The day pre-
vous to that appointed for lis payment, the French
Consul called on the Commnndant of Vera Cruz and
threatened 10 protest the following day. He was an
swered that there occasion Tor such proceedings,
The money ready for him The commerce oil
houses Vera Cruz subscribed The amount datey
and lent il Government until the condncta should ar
rive which then The road, about 30 leagues dis
ianr from Vera Cruz The money PAD 10 The
French Consul on the day il became due.
No news from the capital. The Republic in n
state of tranquility. The Federaiss having been com
peley put down the Central Government were more
firmly established than ever. The Congress were pro
ceedine 10 reform The Constitution ngreeably TO the
expressed wish of the Ex.President Santa Ana.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

"Shoud This prove to be the average OF the returns.
the probability that The highest of The Democratic
candidates is elected.
SjJth Senate District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15
scertained and reported, age as follows:
ELECTIONS

sThe official returns may vary The result SO far as &c
elect The Democratic candidate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

We take grea, pleasure in stating that the house Of
Messrs Pope Aspinwall of his city, Yves not al any
time the slightest degree implicated in The misunder.
standing between the firm in New York and the Bank OF
the U. States. And now, that difficulty having beer
amicaby adjusted the Philadr phia firm IS not IN any
way liable.
We learn with pleasure from the York American
that the house Of Rowland g. hspinwn of that city,
have ssceded 10 the proposition of the u States Bank
and deposited the Of lhe note in The New York
Life and Trust Company 10 await The payment OF the
bills in Engand-Phidd. Inquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

NJ Gen ArbuckIe has made a request Of Gov Boggs
for portion fthe Militia OF this State should he find II
necessary call them ont in into effect The or
ders Of War Department. TO secure The murdeeTs Of
the Ridges and Buudinot The Gov. has issued rder
to Major GEN Yancey oftIe 7lh, and Maj Gen Lucas
of The Division respond the call oi Gen hrbuc
kle whenever he may make 1t, with Regiment from
each Of divisions with The proper number Of officers
(ony) attached thereto.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10
Sept ~
SET Ffr ~ ASST

EEROVIDED a sufficient number of Pupils can be
IA Obtained, The Rector IF 81 James purposes tuiin:
The common Scholastic year of 10 months, beginning
Oct LIST. to teach, jy Eseture and Rectalt0n Class y
Bops in my or all Of the foIowng-The higher Depart
merits OF the CIassicks, French, Geometry, Ciy! Eng
nrerng, History and Antiquities Also class Of i0aEo
Ladies' any OF the above-snd either both Class =
separately anyJ the Oher Scientific and most useful
branches Of kaortsdge uhtdMey moy sese.; he being
prepared desired TO carry them through part The
whole off eompiets efhgher academic Education
comprising Biblical and C!ass.ca! Antiquities; History
with the Philosophy Of II story; Natural Philosophy
Chemistry; Botany, with The Philosophy d Naiural
History; Bellies Lettres; the Philosophy Of The Human
Mind; Moral Philosophy; The Law Of Nature and Ma
tons The Evidences OF Natural and Revealed Religion,
sc
The Pupl should be at eas, IA years old, if not ID.
They III study home, and recite al the Lecture Room
of 81, James. each Class by itself at particular hour
so that the Glass Of Young LadSs uW lie prteate aud
Fever any Pupils but Their CLASSMATES. Terms
$25 per half session Of months TO De pa'd IN Gd1a"f'
For r'her particulars, apply to the Rector.
Spp,lU 36-wilO
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Sale e} TgiuqJie LIMBS.

pursuance Of several a"cTees reed an he CIRCUIT superior
Court and Chaucrry for IN" La2praoa OF inci5ug
II the i;. NJ Picket Clrk ohr acd Grsn4 &c
DEor clark the subscribers wi offer or sale Ut pubic
,u.,l.u ohr 9Th lc,. tine beng cDuT'
IN hnus- Of montgomery county the tract OF
marc. OF mentca:d, Iyins the beG'
Soun a. N sad county goGcy, AMI small portion there
NJ N Flor. county commonly sno"E the Beuf NoGnn
,ra uf ahon q OtJ IL IL 600 acres 81 "Hie"
will hUfT, and she RESIDUE ~ neizch"b a
may suit o. purchasers. About 1919 cree %
lad AMI lryclnot less taR 1900 acres - o D.
!,n and ,U60 cleared. The Whole % go
LsBf e!t x,rs'.d, and has it two sra' Shr! s."
tor .l.iIi1- embellishments. - ..I., =
The Mountain has for many y'ars 'een f-' "
an. mos, desirable Stock fgni1 aas i" pei
OF the lands, the -n,'l ie ~
in recon amending il 10 the rtoGiIoh o. lrc ftb1F.
The VIII be Eod 90 eed'' 'nr @ tec years
ko.svs, efficient amount n casa 10 deay expenses
" p,t w,h cool personal .ecEri:y wi. b. rrgsed OF
5 and retained a' !rher 'eeoriy for the
-. F. nEts sad LAID -ili be exhibited ,hs
r. .t5win: qrrty AID the boundaries. Mf. Larry
~. non tho old Beat Mountain AL .hevs the
~, nm. 10 persons within, purchase The
49, . he unra-s,ionabi 5Gi sc,irs of the
-, ,c will convey title ONLY y said de-
c--cs. =, =, ~ -. :" =, =, !, C0mr.rS.
-, ~ 5.-~5Grf
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
FINAL g EDTrtr ALTON

have the interest at nv SO much at heart That !
trust Won will excuse me DESIRING small SPACE yonr
paper in defence of mysplt ard in attempting 10 aid the
advancement Of Female Education. should hardly
have resumed Hiy pen after The article Of "Cornta was
uabished but for the deep suiictade which ap! for
welfare | will saw BY The way, that "Curnsa wrote,
no doab,. under miscuncep;ou Of my motives
and objects All J meant 10 impress was. that the ab
Of oil pr per incentives, and the Substitution u
what are termed accomplishments tor mental culture,
are the great defects The system Of Educa
ton II seems 10 be wholly overlooked, that all excel
lncr beyond mechanical power must arise from
mind, end that accomplishments have no value with.
ort intellectual requirements
The early pdmcairoI Of children mostly falls under the
direction Of emaes and tbs task requires fr
cf The Ornamental OF lir calls r the Of
sound Judgment calm temper. steady perseverance,
unrelsIe! energy, Ind warm affection: comalnsd w:th
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10

MOUNT HOLLY FACTORY FOR SALE
THNHE active partner, under whose eupetinleHtencr
this establishment has been since liz erection, de-
slrous change his place OF and Of withdraw
ing himself from the management oil the concern ard
none of The other living enough 10 suP"'
intend the business, hare determined t, offer The
lire establishment for sale. There 81 c. L1Ht
owned by the company The situation is OF gr.@t
romantic beauty; hs scenery picturesque in the hghe.
degree and Nature seems TO have combined all The at
vantages for such purpose-otierng beautiful ans:
airy situation tor dwelling the hill above the MIL,
al The base of which is valuable meadow
The Factory House Is 40 feet square two stories high,
eleven feet pitch from floor to floor, large rrst, well
lighted with running sash either SIDE 40 feet IN length
well and substantially built Of BRICK, under The daily
pervls,on of Of the and with special 10
use and durability. Tie Machinery consists 81 double
80 inch cards, with railway and drawings, two three
head drawing frames, two plate speedefs, one 81 men
flicker and 80 inch lap machine; seven thrust
frames i2O spndles each; twisting machine for carpet
warp and wrapping twIne and one machine tor nHhnE
seine twne single and double reels presses .or pacnL
and baIng yarn, lahes rests tools and every Article
which such establishment can require. The Nil! 10
vel! supplied with Stoves buckets, extra gearing. lamps.
&c Propelled by water wheel ID tsei diameter, built
BY a first rate mechanic. Attached 10 the mill IS
yery superior Steam Engine. 10 the 81 the wat;
pow failing any Of the year, capable of div
ing double the quantity Of machinery now in opera
ton and buiIlby Sir Charles Reecer Of Baltimore,
which - i sufficient rec0mms ndaon fer it, All The
machinery in this mill built by aessrs. Rogers,
Krchum & Grosven0r, OF Paterson, Jersey, and IS
breved be interior 10 IN this county its sue
ccsslul for years past sufficiently proves There IL
Grst Mill attached The establishment, and also
pair Of Stones the factory driven By steam whsnhma'
be necessary to work the engine There Is abundant
house FOR all the operatives necessary 10 work Tie
Mil The property situated in Isle 81 Wight coany
Va and within miles OF the beautiful, thriving ara
healthy village Of Smlhird, At the head OF enc OF tbs
branches Of Pagan Creek, leading 10 SmiIhfeld.
To those who feel disposition 10 engage in this bG-
siness and will add looms 10 The Mil, i,may be rendered
dnubly profitable There is sufficient 10 the riil
for % looms which can be put ia operation wi
very SINAI! additional expense, requiring only ex'A
shaft The Mill IS driven throughout by iron geafla.
The above property will be sold On credit Of one,
two and three years if disposed of at private sac
previous the Both Of October will on that day
be exposed 10 sale he premises Of good weather, t
not, the next fair day Any information in regard 10
the M OF any subject, vii be freely given b. opFI
Gallon 10 ia les II MlLSOE " "
September 10 3o-idJ StnItEhrlc Va
Thr Petersburg Tuessocer w please cory thu above
forward their this offcs ior collection.
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TIL. lnsl ti,ne Of asking!


Tie Charlottesville Advocate offers us from "a friend
a. orr elbow a wager of a coat of neghbor Cochran
ees' Manchester superine Direct impori1on now sno
ing fem the Lasoda from Lgerpooi-nnne OF your New
York fraudulent entry stu-upon the Ptesiden'a' Vo'e
ct 'ne good old State Of Virginia. The mother OF STATES
men- Hlrryof te Vest against the Northern man 'et
S'u'h.rn prtncipl.s' And will add one OF our Ola
Trend rhompsons best superfne beavers on the vote
9, Tennessee pair of Atkins ne plus ultra boots on
NV York pair Of stockings manufactured from Inc
genuine Morus Hulticauiis Maryland. and pair Of
gloves, Of The same material, on North Carolina
we take all the bets upon the understanding that the
Advocate binds itself 10 make good the wager OF the
anonymous friend elbnw-l accepts our Del upon
w. Little Magician agains, the Table Orator, as fresl
osn' OF the U s. though the Advocate confesses The
oHas are asans, im) as it is not certain that Mr. Clay
w" De thr candidate OF the Wing party We com
no me spirit Of the Advocate; II really does not seem
s'cse at trihes we have made bets enough IN
% quarter. and decline all its Other ~agers -es.
Catg he bet, on the good old Stale of Flu, and OF
loT native county Of the first rate psrsnmon
sss .nata tastet Of Crabs and dozen 6eepsheads.
&C We csnnot GO the beer; and as the French
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10

I'm HANCERY-ViRsisA.-l Not,oway County
u Court, September D, 1899:
WIN. Ford ard Mary A his wife, Richard s Forrest
and Elizabeth c. his wife George Scott and Cos
neIia s his wife, and al Pheus NJ jones, flt!s.
aa1nst
Peter Grigg and Thomas Goode, Executors Of
Edward Jones' decd, and said Gtigg in hs own rgh'
and as administrator OF Martha Jones, wItow OF sad
Edward. Spotswood Jones The children OF Richard and
Mary Jones' " hose names are unknown, Thomas Jones
and Dy"nta his wife md Sophia Jones' Detts.
The DEFENDANTS, Sposwo"d Jones, the children o.
Richard and Mary Jones, whose names are unknown,
1honss Jnnr, and Dyouitia HE e having en,ers;
their appearance and given security according 10 the
of Assembly and the rules OF this Court and II ap.
rearing by satisfactory evidence that they no. inha
bants OF ts Commonwealth, IS ordered that the SAID
Defendants do appear here h- .st day Of Decembsr
Term aud answer the bill ot the Plaintiffs; and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN the Rich
mond Enquirer for two months successfully, and that
anoiher copy BIZ posted the front door Of The Court
house OF This county Copv-reste
c. w. FITZGERALD, d. c.
Sept ~ 36-pSW
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SIX and .Muficauiis.

We presume, there can be Sut opinion on This pro-
poson-,hat if i, profitable 10 raise The SILK me
growth Of the Mul,icauhs will fail rs humhuS Inc
grea, question ,hen is Is it profitable to our farmers 70
feed the silk and raise The slik:-"e nave ,or
some time past anxously turned our attention 20 ih!s
enquiry We have been DESTROYS Of laying the tin,h
before The public For this purpose we have been a.
tempting accumulate ets the materials Tor enaons
others form opinions of their own-'o ascer
tain the proper for them to pursue IN he present
sale and future cultivation of the hh'
consulted persons 10 vicinity who nave oeeh
ENGAGED in making experiments We have attempted
10 collect information else here from those who nave
ssabI;shed cpcooneres shall lay the facts as as
:. We can befnre readers. The extracts which We
have received are calculated TO encourage The SILK eu
turfIsts. -. ,..tsd e.,
;frn,,I,n were the Fistures in F'ederiVkshurg-ano
thanks 10 The Editor of the fredericksburg Herald ne
has laid our queries before the Agents and obtained nom
them The answers which hive appeared IN his paper we
have already published one Of these ha "
rary sensible article from Mr. Layton \ ATKINS, gu
perin,endent CT the Silk and Asr'cnHufsi company
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10
TO TIE EDITOR or THE ENQUIRER.

sThe season is now gnna on As 10 vale tuGlna'iahS
there are bu, few &c them; The rest we'll he sea
son has passed most pleasantly Accommodations vi"
be made by the nsxtsess 70 receive az ooo p,It
=, once Several hundred ladies and gentlemen would
hive been al The Springs this SEASON u accoinmodao"
could bsY been afforded them, II is said have sreh
booking at the register, and uP 10 Tins cay iiOo nave
been entered on the books. -.
am. Sir your ohedien. servant. DC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10

COMMUNICATED.
Ata Court held for Buckingham county. on Monday
the l2th day of August 1889 1t being announced 10
lha Court that William Pauesnn, ESD late a lawyer
practising this Court has recently departed this HE
On motion made in behalf Of the mel bers of the Bar
and officers of The Court, it was
Rfsoieed lst. That The Court. Bar and officers of the
Court. duly sensible of The great loss which they IN
common with the community generally have sustained
BY the death of William n. Patieson, Esq
ID That they deeply and sincerely sympalhize with
the family Of The drctased ia their severe bereavement
Sd That the members OF The Court and Bar and off
GERS Ct Inc Court, will Grape the left Tor
The space Of thirty days testimony of The high
spect and esteem they entertain for the character Of tie
deceased
4h. That copy Of these resolutions be transmitted
by he clerk of The Court the father and widow Of the
deceased. and 10 the Editors Of the Wing aud Enquirer
fDE Insertion in their papers.
A Copy-