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tam. J iIarsrave, Of Sussex; DR.. R. Har
al Scn'n3mr.e George. 4. {. Butts, of Greensville;
rsoo. ~ ,nITard. Of Surry-atter which, Hon. r. +
and " p" ." upon, delivered a short and appropri.
Kiyc> benz :"
ale aad,ss h from the IN appointed to draf,
N' ,rrcssIvc of the ,ense of this convention
rcs'ha'',".ms -, allowing, which were severaliy adopted;
;rno'l'" ~ Ihn, VIC have undiminiShed confidence in
ES$"''"' ,~n,erritv, and Republican principles OF
tt pa't.,, chef Magistrate, and will use all honora.
cNf PICS, ;, promote his reelection.
Es a'ra"S : That the passage of the Independent Trea.
k.>.r'" .,,,,s our decided appreciation, and that We
slr ~ H., divorce of the Government from the
I rnS. thereby effected as '' 0'a'"a principle OF ne
vG3l'"" That we deprecate the election of Gen
Nn>''' ;, Inc Presidency, as a political triumph Of
liat'> that we view his elevation TO that high
A2'.', .{,ntuiyd with the success of a National Bank,
o'ftea> ~, -, Tariff. lavish schemes of Internal Improve
a tf'', ,rd utterly subversive of the Republican doc
..os, ii 9, and ".
Es,".' - draurht and circulate within the second
ne Gus. ,onsl Distric, a suitable address expressive OF
ta"-' -. and feelings OF this convention.
ne = 80, of the last resolution, the chair appoint
Errnyyiuc gentlemen, viz: Messrs. ]. S. French,
Cd -, - .n Tm, Thomas Spencer, J. II. Walker, Dr.. r.
"~ %r Capt. ". billiard.
ha' NO, Of Mr.. French
On T,(d, Tina, twenty delegates from each county,
,bs Town Of Petersburg, composing the second
st Nv District, be appointed to represent said
nv n HE convention proposed TO be held at Char
IIrs,y.nc u September next.
On notion,
III, President, Vice Presidents and Secretaries,
.. :. srir and impartial manner in which they have
s,,,sd the duties other respective stations.
:, n;,,op. II, was ordered that the proceedings of
r,,y,nuon be forwarded 10 the Richmond En-
and The American Statesman for publication.
Tina convention then IN motion, adjourned sine die
!" WM. HARRISON, Sr, Chairman.
Il 7. ErswFtt, Secretaries.
y H. pAEnAM,
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noticed in Mr.. Plensants's letter to the Clarksburg com
mit're, that he vonches for a decided Wing majority
between the Blue Ridge and the ocean; and that botEers
me; please explain why and wherefore. 1t has been
said and sung, hat Old Virginia never tires. She has
taught us our political alphabet; and all our notion, of
State Rights, and remedies, strict construction, uncon-
stiiutionality of the Bank, the Tariff, Internal Improve.
ment, &c, were derived from the great men East of
the mountains. The Fathers of Democracy were there;
in short, we thought Old Virginia stood in the froHs
rank, aud only asked of US, Western Boys, to follow
her t" action. We are coming, prepared to 90 to the
death for Virginia principles. and are you, FISH and oys.
ter men, going to turn tail upon US, strike the flag, land
give up the ship? If you do, our only hope is, that
your sons of the West, now gallant and chivalrous as
you once were, will raise the standard uhourh lower-
ed, not fallen) and bear IT aloft to victory and 10 glory,
Now, Mr.. Printer, If you can't find room for this letter
IN your big paper, just put it IN the little one, and
obIse your friend, HUNTING SHIRT.
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day, DR.. Archibald d.. Alexander was called to the
hair, and George ". Read appointed Clerk. The
ohlect OF the meeting having been stated, the following
resolutions were adopted:
!. RcSoired, That this meeting approve of the pro.
posed Convention of the Republican party, TO be held
at charlottesville, the next month, and that We will
send delegates 10 tie same.
: Rrsoircd, That Col. Jno. Harvey, Col. II. f. Gaines,
Captains Vim. Bacon, John D.. Richardson, VIM. Gill
am, David NlcCargo, John d. Ingram; James W.
h"uidIn, John Coleman, Richard J. Gaines, VIM. II.
Dennis, Jchn Scott, VIM. J. Watkins, Matthew Armis-
tead, George ". Read, WIN. Armis,end, Henry Ed.
munds, Arch. A. Davidson, VIM. Hannah, Esqrs Drs.
John 7. Brown and John d.. Spraggins, be appointed
delegates to said Convention.
}. RoSo'rtd, as this Congressional District is repre-
scented By a Wing, That the Hon. John W. Jones and
George G.. Dromgoole, members OF Congress from
Virginia, be respectfully invited 10 come 10 our county
at any time it may suit their convenience, and address
The people at our Courthousc-and that Winslow l}o.
binson, James Scott, J. p. Brown and George w. Read,
Esqrs, be appointed a Commute 10 correspond with
said gentlemen, enclosing the above resolution
and to give notice Immediately throughout the county,
If either Of said gentlemen find it convenientto accept
our invitation.
4. Res0ired, That the above proceedings be published
in the Richmond Enquirer.
ARCHIB'D. ID. ALEXANDER, Chair'n.
u. w. READ, SecretarH.
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ANTE or LOWER VIRGINIA.
FUK TIT I.N EEINFH
Tirc La Bdgaiciie!

U In "a
THE WING BARBAcuE OF Jefferson COUNTY, Va,
oS THE 30TH .JuLY.
II was with eminent anxiety, mingled win pleasing
delight. The Charlestown Wing m%cnagrric was b, By
all ; and as usual, The tales OF the Lama, Zebra ana
Monkey, went off with enthusiastic applause.
Numerous banners lloaied a!oft, while gro'csqnc am.
mails, ccon skins, runrds, eide barrels, log cabins, and
lin Guns, typical OF Gen. llarrison's principles "t Co
vcrnmcnt, stood on every hanG-io say nothing oil the
Mammoth Ok exhibiting At I'd a sight.-Coric up, gen
,lemcn-Twas not exactly said, Ladies and gentlemen
this is the Lama of Peru, one OF the most ocanliin'es,
and most swificst animals we read OF III all Nathfai
History; il lies down Ike the came! with all us
feet under it, mp much quicker; music (on te Gym
baD ziz--ziz-ziz-ziz a zz a: nor, ladies' ana ge"tt-
men, this is the Zebra from the deserts OF LahaTa' II
has nine stripes on each side, and one in his -zz-zz
: ziza liz a; nor the Ourang outang, ladies' and gentle
men, which cracks nuts with his tail, but does nn', as
you would very naturally suppose, eat them WIN hs
usual appetite; but similar characteristic chusiohs'
while there sat Bruin, in all native sirnpicHy' oh ~
side Of a log cabin, munching watermelon, and a Mar
tlnshurg Harrison minstrel on the other, waroiing .
Tippecance anthem; and a picked buzzard IN ahotHcl'
representing the American Eagle, like Britannia 5 crest
the lion and unicorn, on either side OF the speaker 70 IN
spirc Tie assembly with enthusiastic love u country
and with the principles and genius OF our Rcpuoiicai
Government; at the same time ditfusng an ar or atnoS
phrre ike the aroma of plants and the halmy fragrance
Of flowers. upon which the lofty eloquence OF Holman
and his colloquators was walled with lnefiaoie de!isn
into every ear and nose. Inns trni! was a Po 80
Elysium; II was a scene worthy tne cause NV"
designed 10 emblcmize.
The wines of Bacchus soon quickened the multitude
peals of laughter, shouts and huzzas, 'ny'gorated ey IN
Demostheaetie eloquence Of Hoffman, that bid defiance
to the electric CLEANS and thunders OF omnlpn,eh
Jove, walked mp the God of War; and then inc mth!
commenced, then the physic began to work. AM
such fighting, such drinking, such speaking, the era
nbic nen of Homer or wit Of Hudlbras would tal t
paint. ~ -.
Twas here the Wing dec!amators conJurea me Oog
tha, the Bear had dropped his melon, the Buzatd wa
throwing up, and my friend here ian old soldier OF Get
Harrisons 5, much enraged on the stand, in the act
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r Of the Hun. Dem. Com. Of Tgiiance.
TO TIE EDITORS OF THE WING.

TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE WIG
Sirs.-I In your paper If the tenth, | find a piece I'M
do, Tho SIGNATURE If "Truth,' and headed ISLANDER on
Harrison by the Hanover Van Buren, Committee, in
which he denies his belief in the verify of the statement
contained in the 4h resolution, which reads thus:
"That We deem the declaration of Gen. Harrison,
that llourh he believes a Bank of the I. ). unconsiI-
tr,ional, vet, if a majority oftl,e people wish a Bank, he
viii sanction it, a Is ilful and deliberate offer To violate
his Constitutional obligation for otnce-sake.
II is wei! known that Gen. Harrison has refused more
than once to speak ont, on the topics embraced III tne
present political contest; but has referred all enqn'r-
ers TO his previous acts and opinions, as a mean OF as
certaininu his present position. In accordance win t"e
rule thus laid down, was this resolution penncd, ana
upon the following data. :.
Cen. Harrison, when a candidate for the Cincinnati
Congressional District, in 1892, in a published address,
used the following language: 81 believe the charter
qiyen the u S. Bank, unconstitutional. And, III aho.
Their place, he says, 81 do not believe it necessary 10
carry into execution any OF the powers expressly s'""
cd" :.
Amin. he saws in his letter to Shcrrod Williams, IN
SEQ. che would charter a Bank under certain circum-
stances, The chief of which is 'uneqnivocal man't's'a'
ton Of public opinion in its favor. In the same Nt
ter, he admits it is not among The powers "posi''''.
Granted and says, stthe measure, if adopted, mus
have for its object the carrying into effect facilitating
at least the exercise of some of the powers pos''''ety
granted 10 the General Government" Every one &C
ouainted with the proceedings OF the Convention "n.'
framed our Federal Constitution, knows the sups'ah
tive power was dehiea 10 me GENERA! -. ID.
Here we see the General attempting to do, by inui.
rcction. what he admits the Constitution has not g''ei
the power 10 do directly, and, among the circumstance
which he deems necessary, the last, but not tie ieosf' =
an unequiroeat oppression Of public opinion IN its tmt@r
and this. though his obligation to the Constitute,
would REQUIRE him 10 opreserve, protect and defend It.
! am free to confess, am not one Of those who car
agree either with Gen. II. or the author Of the artc'
signcd sTruth, that the occurrence OF any cona''on
(other than an amendment consiitutlonally mace ca;
' a. ,,L;oh vas befpre unconstitutional, COnsI
tut;onal For such amendment (when necessary tn'
Cons,iintion itself contains ample provision.
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RErrEs BurLEn, Secretary.
TO TIE EDIr0K 0 TIE ~ENQU!RER.

More than two weeks since, deposited in the letter
Of the Richmond Wing, The subjoined cnmmunica-
ton, which, for some reason TO mt wholly unknown,
they have failed TO publish. How far it is consistent
,ctL hcn0r 10 publish a charge Of SANDER upon a set of
men, and declaring what they have asserted "destitutc
of foundation and deny admission to a defence, |
leave 10 others to decide. confess, know not by what
code of ethics the Editors of that paper can admit to
lis columns 50 gross a charge, and refuse to give place
10 a defence wholly free from personality. Weak in
decd, and wholly contemplate mustbc the cause which
needs or iustifcs such a course. beg you will give
an insertion in your paper, to this note and its cnclo,
sure, and thereby oblig"
A Member Of the Han. Dem. Com. Of Tsuancc.
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Deaths.


Died, suddenly, in the 52d year Of her age, AT Lomhlrdy Grove,
her late residence, in the county at htckicnhur:, on Monday, the
goth nhimu, Mrs. MARY t.AsKLnNiLLE, rchcl al the late William
Gaske,Il Of Lombardy Gr"vc.-Thc ever tobr .lamrnted sub
jrct of this notice combined IN her character all the qualities
which could aiorn the lady. The mother, The wife, or the friend.
At an early age, and during uur Revolutionary struggle, by the
death Of a mother, the care and guardianship al Il lirs" family de
VOWED upon her, her father, the late Col. Charles Il. Eaton OF
North Carolina, having been, during the Resolution, actively en-
gagged IN that glorious struggle for liberty generally, aud pahcu-
baby IN Dispensing The numerous hands oi Tories which then IN
tested a portion III ms State liavin. beer thus called upon nj 80
carly an age Ia guide, direct, and protect her llttlc charge, consist
in. Of fur sisters and an onl: brother, she acquired. IN that Try
ing school, 4 ti.InnrsS and decision 81 character, by which SHE WIS
always after characterised. and gave hrra industry and enterprise
" Inch was not paralyzed by \ protrlctci aud distressing disease,
hut continued unimparcd Ia the very close OF a long, eventual ana
useful life. But alas ~hr has been taken oil, although past the ago
allotted To man ON earth, yet ~ the midst ni her usefulness, ld
added another tr the yrry many striking instances OF our being ~
the midt Of life III DEATH She has left "A numerous circle OF
descendants, friends, aud ~ncighb"rs, To lament a los which can
never he repaired, ana Il VOID III her hniiS which MI the powers
of earth can never I'LL. Mi>. baskerville. was Tor 20 years a mem
be. uf the Methodist Church, and the estimation III winch she was
held a. = Christian ard n,iclhur, was fully nttcsied by The mum
Der nt her brethren and friends W ho toll wed her remains To tho
bourne from which no traveller returns" 'Blrssrd are the dcH!
that die IN the Lord; yea, hrnCrioIih, saith thu spirit, for they rest
from their Iahors, and their works do follow them"
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ISLE OF

At a meeting of q large portion of the Democrats of
the county oflsle of Wight, at their Courthouse, oil the
Sd of Aug, 1910.
On motion ofArchibald Atkinson, sr, josiah Hole
man, Esq, was called to the Chair, and Reuben Butler,
appointed Secretary. The object Of the meeting hav-
ing been explained to be for the purpose of appointing
delegates TO the Convention contemplated to be held at
Charlottesville, on The 9th of Sept. next:
On motion Resoircd, That Robert Butler, Archibald
Atkinson, WIN. II. Day, Josiah H%ollcman, Merit WON
bic, Joel Hollcman, and Josiah +. Wren, of Isle of
Wight: and Col. w II. Woodley, of Albcmarlc; be and
they are hereby appointed delegates 10 represent Isle OF
Wight in said Convention.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
JOSIAH H0LLEMAN, Chairman.
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II We understand that's Inc of Mail Stages now
runs daily from Fredericksburg TO the Fauquier White
Sulphur Springs.
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E.rtract Of a Later from
t.IN .

"WAsHI>GroS Co, Va, Aug. 5
"Ex.Governor Campbell has condescended to abuse
the president, for extravaganza in furnishing the White
House-and, as | am informed, quotes from Ogles
Speech. We had a great meeting OF the people on
Monday, the 3rd INST, al a dinner given to Hon. Geo.
w. Hopkins and Rnanc, TO which many distinguished
mriubers ot Congress were invited, Acssrs. Grundy
and Anderson, Senators, and Watterson and Turnry,
Representatives. from Tennessee, were in attendance.
The whole addressed the people with great ability; Mr..
Grundv, particularly, who Is the ablcst popular speaker
| ever heard. He utterly demolished modern Whiggcry.
There are great changes gong on IN favor of Demo-
cracy-and should not be surprized, II Ne gave 400
majority for the good cause, IN November next
From .Norh Carohaa EXTRACT # a LITTER from
Btyiit COUDty-"Wr have had warm contest. have
no doubt our strength will much increase from this
time until November. The formidable array of false
charges made by the Wings, have had some effect
and had they not been premature in starting them, We
should have suffered stall more. The people begin 10
understand and see through their reckless ialsciood..
We claim Virginia for the administration aud yon
mast not disappoint us. North Carolina Will be herself
again-l am no Prophct-but ! venture in all conf
drncr, having told you the sane previous TO our last
Presidential contest. Who can believe the South can
he made to support the Tariff, The Bank, Internal I'm
provements, &c, &c, III the person OF the newly dis
covered Hero
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40 REWARD.-Ran away from the subscribe, on We x -
'SDO Of April, a negro girl named haNna' .e = :, ,n "a
aid , hrplr NrIa,to, with very thick heah ni hfI W."
has one OF her fore fingers blunt from has.nea nnno" - -.
To- ~, no, nosi,iy.. but think II j. the left lore Niger. ihlNn
~ Jo,,, -, ,lsr she viii attempt Ia get Ia a e STATE ! WIN
Owe The ab,vr reward If taken out OF The STATE, ana ,wen'! W.
" 'c , = ,hc rnuuty and secured in jail 20 That gel hcr
u Itnono ~, dnIi,rs # taken within the county ana DELIVERED 'o
again, or ten uo''''s !" +. F. EGGLEsTON.
me. n .,.I fountv.
Address oHoc i" 9G-wiwb
Aurusf7
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49,. m,s,;nr of = Number of persons of the Repub,
purty. on the 3rd inst, it being Charlotte o0uf'
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,Y ,RsuALLL HOUSE, RICHMOND 'A-Ihe a.rnaon 2,
wi ,iI. House is turned principally 10 transient en,tnhl. n
- a. cnpnI 10 any in The city, being IN The midst d the BANKS
Nd nearly central 10 The Democratic Association nan ana ue Log
49, consequently the best lighted part ot The CITY. Inc nahh
10y, hnrn, NH night, and nj The latter places halt generally. Noe
,,rn,I meeting. are frequent at tie Hall and CABIN IN te course
- a.. yy..k and will increase no doubt until November next.
I ;.h, NJ n darn night j, very desirable, particularly ~ III" s'ferh
Of Richmond. Tie accommodations OF ms if"use must spea"
if tnTu L-wiw4iaf iNf
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81 ,SStCA Az STlODI.-Thc nest session Of my school VIII
{ t,,n an the 1T Of SCI r"uhrr next, ai cnd on TIE last 81
June follow iur. In addition 10 m" r"min"h l"rhr y III -,
LIN .,Iur,iiou, there VIII hc taught Hose necessary I" prepare
Inutll for rnirYiug The University. tncHth'S VI! ." o''i>i"hh"'y
ISSUED 10 parents nj a distance, showing The progress III uei"'-
Incnt nf thrIr sons.
na,,hIn IN advance The milton fe j. so per session, pay
,tI. ~ advance. Tn" numhtT 81 scholars WI be limited 4" =
Woodburn, my residence, about 9tn;l"@ ;. !. 81 .larIotcs'hIc'
us....,s many advantages Tor y bunrhi . .rht n, being in an emf
rurn,Iy healthy part OF the county, and remote tom places Of DIS
sipauoR. ,.,o 90
GOV Harbour. and Professors Eonny casilc and Harrison 81 the
Iriycrs,ty Of Virginia. Having had the charge rs Principal "t
,hr Academy at ABINGDON Tor nearly a year and a hall, publish
n follow ing testimonial from the trustees Of the Academy:
u'rhe rn,rd are entirely satisfied " it'll the manner IN which MI
Give has discharged his duties as principal teacher OF the AGA
nm i6,,ruc,o, Of youth. JACOB LYNCH, seey.
9th August, leJ9.' uu
Letters addressed TO me, Stony Point, albrnhnI,e' - ~"
meet with promp' attention. "Loh"Gn ~
Aup Is
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"FAYErrf {. IT., Aug. =, I-IO.
ain looking over a number of the Richmond Wing
lately, | saw therein a calculation made by some Solo
mon, or said TO be made, of the votes of this county, in
which it gives a large majority for c. Harrison
Sir, there is not one word of truth in it. have been
IN different portions of the county lately, and from the
very brs, Information that could get, and from men
OF standing, would venture TO say that Van will beat
HIM from atlcast two 10 one, if not more; but you know
that this is the way of The pisbaId party. They run
their accounts to a great length just before the elections.
Our prospects in Western Virginia are most flattering.
| do not entertain one doubt Of our success in NoVem-
Der next. The great Standing Army humbug is now
"a g, -
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Extract Of a itetcr from Louisa co., .l~g. :.
"You may rest well assured that we shall do much
better in the Fall than We did in the Spring. Then, we
were overrun with foreign votes; IN the Fall, we shall
vote only our own strength; and am confident that
the Democratic party has a majority in the county of
from leo to $50 al least, and the results of the Presi.
dental election will shew it. All the changes since
the Spring election of which have heard have been
III favor of Democracy; and there are a number who
voted for the Wing candidate who will not vote for
Gen. Harrison: and am no; acquainted with a sollta-
r. individual who voted for the Republican candidate,
that viii not sustain Mr.. Van Buren,
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I ARGE Stock or PIANO FORfiS FOR SALE ~ r.
y t.r,Jp-r, p,rTaig.-Ihc subscriber has Tor sale IN Petersburg
= i,rr. md we'll selected stock of PIANO foRI u. rhryin. III
from two hundred and seventy five 10 SIX hundred dollars.
= IA an, can elm admiring these Pmnos-thcI tone y 50 very me
The finish "a neat and tasty. The subscriber had the pleasure
~ sending - vrrnl of his Pianos 10 Richmond a few days since,
III ,f which wrr. very superior. He would he pleased Ia furnish
o,J,rs upon the most favorable terms. He has sold upward.
y, y" rarcl Ir f.rtiye, +. r. NASH,
PtGrSbHTg, Ia.
aS-ftf
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N-OTICE.-A Petition will he presented to the next G.nsrai As
: ~ - ~ 90 MAN VOTERS.
Anpust IL ~
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A III r.rsnrs having claims against the rstatro II Albert g. Fore,
n deceased, are hereby notified I" present mem Tor = l.e..n'-
,nd ,Io., vhn ne Inte I'D To his estate VIII max" pay m"nt 10
-" ANDERSON ElWALDS,
ETceu,Crg Il. q. Fors, d,'d.
.., 25-w2wf
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CHARLOTTESVILLE ACADEMY, By \. Deer and 7. Pow
u ,y.-The exercises of this Schoo, viii he resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY in September, and will terminate the last Fri
,I,y IN June. There arc two Examinations III the course OF the
session. which are generally attended, and partly conducted by
the Professors of the University Of Nnginin.
Term per session Of ten months
Far Ro,rL and Tuition, including FIrurl, 500, payable IN
,unaI portions. on rhr first Mondays IN September and February.
x l. Ylr Bo,rtrrs will hclcaitrr be taken INTO III" innly Of
:. hnr T.. POWERS.
2.-3t
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RICHMOND MARKETS-Rue.@0Hd, ing. l2h, 1870
Tow ,cco-1he breaks gradually @cttin: sri,lcf-pfIees tully
sustained q - weck-1nd ail qualities ~ good demand.
rLnuK-Ncw sells III small parcels at 3 ~ Old sells at s..
BAGWE!.I., SMITH J. JONES.
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NOTICE All persons having claims AGAINST The estate oil
\ Thnmas Ma, luy, deceased, late al the county oi LOUISA,
yirviura, are hereby requested Ia make them known without de
r,v. in order that provision may be made for the speedy adjust
mrnt q all ,uch, coming duly authenticated.
All person. indebted Ia the estate are hereby requested u come
forward and pay of the claims against them rs early as possible:
I,duIarucr cannot be- given, as II i my intention la settle up ana
distribute the estate as souii a. practicable.