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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS

WASHiSGToN CITY, Jan = lSli
Sir: have requested my brother, Nj. wash
ineton G.eenhow, 10 present you Tour copies Of
nv History Of Oregon and California. OF which
hope you will DO me he favor 10 acccj one
for Yourself, ard 10 give The others, with my re-
spects, 10 Ire Lieutenant Colonel, the Major, and
the Adlu.ant Of your Regiment.
Being unable Ia contribute effectively, 10 The
service in which you are engaged, can only
testify my respeCl for yourself and The other Vol
un,rers 81 my native State, by presenting these
volumes relating in part 10 The countries III
which you are destined to act with the hoIc thar
lhey may a 1ord some interest TO yourself aud
your officers, during the voyage 10 Mexico, or IN
those periods Of tedious inactivity, 50 olleE occur
ring in military expeditions.
With The sincere wish Ina, your regimen, may
have many occasions To display those qualities
in the field which EiTginians have never YET
been found 10 wait, have III. hoaor 10 be,
Very respectfully, you obi. seiv.t.,
ROBERT GREENHOW.
Col. HaMrRAMcx, Commander OF me Resi-
men, Of Virginia Volunteers.
RICHMOND, Va, January a. lS47
Sir: have just received your letter ara fo'1
copies Of your History Of Oregon and CalU.
mia. which you arc pleased TO say are presented
10 The Field Officers Of the Regiment, IN tesi-
mony OF your respect for the volunteers Vi your
native State. The distribution Your desie shall
be made. and coub, not The work will prove
source Of much pleasure 10 ALL as both officers and
men will find in il vast amount OF information
peculiarly calculated to please al The present
lunclure oil affaIs
For the gilt, and your kind wish, beg you 10
accep, OF my grateful thanks; thai we NAV fulfil
The latter is my prayer and that field commen-
surale with The expectation OF Virginia, and the
desire OF the men, may be afforded, is The hope Of
Very respectfully, your ohcdcnt servant,
JOHN F. HAMTRAMCk.
pnnror Gpr;suow Eco Washington Ci'y
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To he Editors 81 ne EnquTer:

LYscnBuEd, 81 Jan, 1871.
Mes.rs. Filters We had glorious meeting
of our citizens Ct all parties, few evenings
since 10 raise funds, and otherwise prepare ior
The reception. enteria inmen and paving ne *
nenscs OF The franklin volunteers 10 klcnlnond-
exnecled last evening, buI, owing 10 The up
,o;n,ment Of their Captain, Jubal A. Ear'y,
ne Major. most oil them have disbanded, ana
onlv snme dozen have as yet arrived; an'i,
snnnose. will b. about the number that VIII vu-
lunieer from this county, So that our luhds ie
main nspeni for The benefit 81 Capt Preston
COMPANY. from MoG,gomeiey, daily expected.
can YOU tell why il is, that The Editor oil the
Richmond Whis is so ANXIOUS Tor the TENN L.
Dion 10 raise Company Tor Mexico! Is II be-
canse he wuu d like 10 get as many Democra III
voters out Of The State iut the Spring campaign as
posshs2 or is il his great palliotisiht II so, lei
him ask why is il that his long abiding place, ana
strong hold OF Whiggery, Lynchoufg, mas no.
done anything. Perhaps his influence, iieSeited'
NAV do something to arouse the YET dormant pat,
rio,i,m of Lynchhurg, and excite them 10 action
Rnr Inc Tenth Legion will look 10 some other
onarter for counsel and kind wishes than 10 the
Richmond Wing Here, in his Stronghold oil
Whiuorry there are to he found individuals who
ar. so much opposed 10 The Administration that
they arc not willing 10 contribute 0nt OF nc" poeh-
els and rate against the contribution, IN Common
Council of funds 10 iced volunteers Tor Mexico.
BulIa proud to say, taese are like The sEea
constitutional cxpounter, Mr.. Laner OF Piiisyl-
vania, "Lone SIaIs" Of Whigsery. The S'ea
majority Of The parry ale for vigorous PR secu'
i'm Of Inc war, although opposed 10 ii. Can he
finj such in The Tenth Leson2 Our laih'ul re-
presenlaiive in Congress, L w. HUBBARD, having
declined being candidate in Congress TO! ano-
lher term, public opinion here points TO Willis +;
Bocock as his successor; but Convention will
be recommended a, our January Campbell Court,
10 bring out our strongest man-and, II mat Is
done, Whigsery will be defeated. as usual. who
is 10 be elected Senator on the l5h2 Is The anx-
ions enquiry of every Democrat Give us Jones;
Smith, Hunler or any sound Democrat elected
by Democrats, but don', lie! Whigsefy choose our
man Tor us. Show mc Democrat that IS I'M
willing 10 90 into caucus 10 nominated Candidate,
and will show you a man who looks to wing
gerry 10 support his lavoTitei and such course
ought to be repudiaed b. every good Democrat;
/ ri union. concession and harmony prevail, and
all will be well. A DEMoonhI.
1.-THE meeting above alluded to was eloquenily
addressed by WIN. NJ. Blackford, Esq, Editor OF
The virginian, ami James Garland and John M.
Speed, Esqrs.
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Exchange Hotel. (Mr. B., in reply gave sons.)
BY Mr.. J. M. Bolts. The Cut-lhroas of IT."
Markel-house: To whom we are all SO much in
debted for the rich and liberal repast Today.
About9, P. NJ, the Company arose, and depart
ed TO their several homes, in the finest humor.-
We have devoted much space TO this rude skeic h
OF most pleasant scene, because il is but just
TO the worthy and popular host, who has launch
ed his fortunes in an enterprise lha, cannot fail TO
prosper-and because The occasion gave strong
evidence OF the spirit of improvement which ami
mates our eily-and which, we hope, may be dii-
fused over The whole Slate, cheriships The inter-
esls and Frightening The chain of union between
the mos, remote sections Of this good old Com
nonwealth.
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Tcorressondence oflhe Baltimore SUM-

WILMINGTON, Del Jan. g. 6 P. NJ
ELECTION OF SENATOR.-The Hon
Presley Pruance, Wing, was this afternoon elect
ed by The Legislature TO the United States Senate,
in The place Of the Hon. Thomas Clayton, whose
term Of service expires on the 4,h of March next.
Mr. Clayton would doubtless have been reject
ed had he not have declined being candidate.
The weather is most decidedly cold, and OLD
Winter has evidently commenced its reign.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12

We did no, receive Col. Pendle,on's statement
referred to in our article relative to the conlro.
versy between Messrs. Bayly and Davis, al the
time we expected. We have since received it
but we do not deem il important 10 publish il
now, as it will not 60 along with the other stale
mems in the same country paper-and the more
particularly, as ii only corroboraes the statements
OF the other gentlemen, which we have published
and which are clear enough in themselves.
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We are requested 10 state, that The absence oil
DR.. Newman, oil Pendlelon, for The last few days.
from his seat in Inc House of Delegates, was oc-
casioned by his attendance at the bedside OF his
bro,her-in-law, Senator Pepnybacker, who lies
dangerously i'll in Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12

The N. Y. Express OF Friday says, that Capt
Dusenbeny, U. S. A., is al present in that city
for the purpose OF chatering vessels to take the
Virginia Regiment 10 Mexico. Two vessels
have already been chartered.
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Ian. s-cwsm K. ELDRIDGE. c. C. S. C.
~ ESSEX COUNTY COURT, November 10Th

IN ESSEX COUNTY COURT, November Ib'h'
1876:
On the motion Of John L. Hawkins, one OF the lega-
tees and distributes Of Harriet Cockre, deceased,
and Of Maria Hawkins, deceased, II IS ordered that
curing al persons who have claims against The estates
II Harriet CockreI deceased, and Maria Hawkins de-
ceased, 10 present the for settlement before the
nsx, January term or this Court, to Jones T. Cioplon
Cockrel and Maria Hawkins; at which said term me
will order the said estates to be distributed by Inc
Administrator among those entitled to tho same.
A Copy. Tese,
Nov. oo-cwew JAMES NJ. MATTHEW'S, D. c.
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In our reports of the proceedings OF the House
~ naIn.nin. ,hn "n,"" - Al" o~'--. 49, $780,
thy member from Monroe, has been incorrectly
published as Bicrnc.
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About thirty men arrived in This city from
Franklin and Bedford counties, on Saturday last,
in the packet boat, 10 join Capt. W.. B. Archei's
COMPANY
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fW LN lIbqHGtf'
Messrs. Editors: Having heard OF several OIL
fers being made by persons in different paris OF
this Stale, 10 support or aid certain WIDOWS uu-
ring The absence Of their sons who had volunteer
ed for the war, have been induced 10 present a
most favorable opportunity in mi. city, Tor The
a,h;h;,,nn of similar bcnevclence and patriotism.
f * 1eHa1ds 81 he ~oabness Of the widow LADY
whom ref.r. there is no question: have known
her long. ,,-.,.r.
oldesl son. who is at Old Point, Inc support o!
three chidren devolves upon her alone, and could
some OF those who are possessed of the dispose
lion 10 relieve the distressed and the ability also
have seen the anguish which rent This widows
heart when she attempted, cw days since, 10
describe her wretchsd desolaiion, this appeal
would doubtless have been unnecessary.
Shond any one wish 10 have any communi-
cation with the writer relative 10 This mailer, II
can be had by addressing A. B. c., Letter Box
6Sl.
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We ale gra,ifed TO announce that The Secre'
tary OF War has agreed 10 accep, two more COM
panies (making in all t'eel"e,) TO be armed with
rifles and bayonels, and 10 acl as faikeis TO The
regiment. Virginia will thus furnish fine Le'
gion.
Thomas P. Augusr, Esq, has been appointed
Adiu,an. of The Virginia Regiment. A good Sc.
lection.
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The New Orleans Delta, OF the 81 OF January,
says that Capt. Brown, Of The schr. Rob'l Mills,
was informed by Capt. Todd, OF The U. S. army,
that Santa Anna, al the head OF $4,000 troops
was on his way and within four days OF Sallillo'
and tina, Gen. Worth, unable 10 maintain his
ground agains, such overwhelming numbers, was
slowly falling back in the direction of Monterey;
and that Gen. Taylor, in anticipation If an al
tack upon that city, was terrifying il at every as
saiIable point. For further particulars see the
extracts from the Picayune.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

YoRK TowS, December LIST, 1910
All persons having claims against the estate OF va
MEL lawson deceased late Of The county Of York,
hereby required present them before me on or before
the tenty-seventh day of February, le47, that may
audit and report upon them in obedience TO the orego-
ing decree. ALEAAhDEh Z. GhhEEiI,
Dec lS-cw6w commissioned
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To tic Editors Of The Enquirer
sirs: In your paper Of tomorrow you viii
nlease announce that am not a candidate ior
re. election 10 The House If Delegates.
In taking ,hi. step, lcanDot but express 10 The
people of King William my personal sense 81 Tue
obligations nndcr which they have placed me,
and The confidence and lberality with which they
have sustained me. =
Most respectfully yours,
THOMAS ROBINSON.
Richmond, january. 4, ls47.
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TERRIBLE ARM OF OFFENCE AND DE

Capt. Walker left New York few days since
for Washington, having, while in New York,
among other things, made contract for 1000 re-
vovins pistols for the new mounted Rifle Resi-
ment, which is 10 serve in Mexico From The
New York Express we gather the following par
liculaIs:
"This regiment is TO be armed with pair Of
these weapons, besides rifles II was found IN
possible to obtain any number OF these pistols in
this city, such has, Of late, been the demand for
them for soldiers and others going TO Mexico
81, is a lacl worth noting, that the German who
has been the principal mechanic or manufactur-
err OF these revolvers, has recently IelI US, and
suddenly for Mexico with his chests oil tools and
machinery. Ii is pretty we'll ascerlained that he
has had most liberal aud rich rewards from The go
yernment of Mexico, which have tempted him to
leave New York, in order 10 begin The manuiac'
lure of that deadly weapon in foreign country.
"Capt. Walker is very anxious that The Wal
Department should order Tor the mounted Ride
men, Wesson's improved Rife, which will carry
the ball with unerring precision 400 yards and
over. The rife is light, and we'll adapted for
such service as il will find necessary
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tcorre,pondence of the Alexandria Gazette.

We regret 10 learn by yesterdays cars that the
state Of Senator Penny hackers health is very low.
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WASHINGTON, JAM g. 4 p. NJ.
The bids for The public printing were opened
to-day. by the Secretary of, The Senate and Clerk
of The House in The presence OF The Vice Presl-
dent and Speaker, and The contract has been
awarded 10 The junlo Of the ALBANY Argus
the firm of Van Benihuysen g. Co., who were
The Lowest bidders.
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POPLAR MOUNT SCHOOI.

POPLAR MOUNT SCHOOL.
'hs Female School at my residence, at Poplar
q Mount, in Greensville county, viii commence the
a OF February, l847, and end the rst OF December
.eh. ake as boarders In my family exceeding elgh.
tPsnolas. Will DO taught In my School the English
Geometry. N'' s'''a -.
FANS :-$l00 for Board and Tuition for the torn Of
months, including every charge except Music which
VIII De an extra charge Of $50.
y, 5oHN p. HARDAwAY, MD.
Nov 4-e2awtlstFeb
MaGMrED-At tho Penitentiary, Hoop Poles aud
" Pine Cord Wood. Nov. 3-o,f
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Rcpsor GRsssnow. Esa, Washington c
paNNt.Koi BANK or VIRGINIA

FAKMEKo' BANK Or VIRGINIA.
ry,HE General Neeln. IL The Stockholders oi The Farm
L ers, Bank Of Virginia will be held nj Their Ranking
House IA the ei,y oi Of Richmond, on Wednesday, Tie
18Th day os January, iss7 ,e.,
An act Of Assembly, passed march 18th, 1872. pro-
vdes ..Tba, Officer on Director Of Bank shali here
after vote Ly proxy any stockboIdrr IN any election
Of Directors or Ofcers Of Bank; shall any proxy
he valid which shall hive cen executed sixty days he
fore the time ff,y election"
j C. BLAIR, Cashier.
E,orn, of n Poorer nj Attorney 10 rntc BY P'0tu.
rvow All. MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
of -, do hereby appoint - 10 be So Substitute
and proxy for and in - name and behalf To- woe al
anv r,ciIon OF Director Directors oi tie Farmers
hank of Virginia, and Furthermore TO he substitute
and proxy to represent - AT all meetings OF Tie STOCK
holders Of the Farmers Bank OF Virginia, and IN
name and behalf 10 vote respecting the enactng, re
usans or ndnQ such by laws, ordinances, or reeu-
atious as may he deemed cessfy and convenient Tor
the government nj Of the said Bank
In witness whereof, - nave hersunto SCI -
hand aud seal this - day Of -, In the year -
-, lsEiL.I
Sealed and delivered In the presence of - -.
nse I6-foiIaUl3
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CHANCERY.-ViRoiSIA,t to wit:-At rules held
In the Clerks Once OF the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law ana Chancey for Chesterfield County, the 4th day
OF January, l647:
Creed + Snengs, Plaintiff:
against
William T. Hancock and John Walker, Defendants
Ths day came the plaintiff and n,ed h;s b,I ana N.
defendant, VIM T. Hancock, not having entered his
appearance and given security, according TO the ACT of
assembly and the rules u this Court and 1t appearing
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabant OF
s country Il is ordered that the said absent
appear mere az rules to be holden for the said Court on
ne n's Monday In March pe1t and answer the bill OF
W. plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith
sefeu IN the Enquirer, newspaper published in the
Guy o. Richmond, for eight weeks excessively, and
~ Copv-Tes,e
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.,AcgINE SASH, BLIND, and DOOR MANI
M FACTURER, and GLAZiER, on l2ih Street,
South. Eas, Corner Of Capitol Square, Richmond, Wa.
Oct. l3-cf
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. MORNING, JANUARY r. l847

Navigation Company. Also, one from Stock
holders OF said Company, Il like impon. BY
Mr. DARRACOTT: A memorial Of citizens Of
The county IF Hanover, demonstrating against
The construction Of a railroad from the CITY Of
Richmond 10 York liver. BY Mr.. CASTLE
MAN: Three petitions Of citizens OF Jefferson
and Clarke counties, and OF citizens OF Jefferson
and Loudonn, for charter 10 construct railroad
from Liile's Falls on the Shenandoah river, in
The county OF Jefferson, TO inlersect the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad Al the Old Furnace, In said
county, and the Winchester and Potomac rail.
road, al or near keeyes' Switch. By MIR. La
CY: OF citizens OF Charles City, for The iorma,
lion Of an additional lroup of cavalry Tor The 52i
regiment BY MIR. ANDERSON: OF The Trus-
tees of the town of Farmvlle Tor an enlargement
OF their powers. BY MIR. CASTLEMAN: OF
John 2. White and others, for change in The
tine OF holding the Circuit Superior Courts Of
said county.
On motion of Mr.. BROWN Of Albemarlc,
the House adjourned.
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IN Observation-Disclosures Tin Powhatan Circuit
Court, November 9th, 1886: ,-,U
Benjamin Watkins, fiaihtm'
against - go
Milton P. Atkinson, VIM. NJ. Watkins, VIM. W. At
kinson, Richard w. Atkinson, John j. Watkins, John
Watkins and Henry w. Watkins, and Jos. Wren, late
administrator OF Thomas Merriman, deceased and Jn0
". HOLMAN, and Edwin Holman, administrators de
bonis non Of the said Merriman and Peter G. Elicit
executor Of Thomas 3 Subett, who was also an admi
nistrator de bonis non of the said Thomas Merrman
dee eased, Defendants.
swer Of VIM. w. Atkinson and NJ. p. Atkinson, and
The replication thereto, the bill which appears To- have
duly taken for confessed against thr other defend
ants, upon process duly serves ms TO all OF them except
Richard W. Atkinson, whom the order OF pnblica
tim appears have been duly executed and the exhi-
bits and examination Of witness, and was argued by
Counsel consideration whereof, The Court, not now
deciding upon the questions raised by the said
aud the bill Of Milton p Atkinson nor the excep
tons The said examination, doth adjudge, order and
decree, that il be referred To Commissioner OF TINS
Court take account Of the liabilities Of the plain
Tiff specified in The bill for and by reason of the iransac
lions ofihe said VIM. NJ. Watkins In the bill particu-
larry speeed and also account Of all other liablli-
es OF tho plaintiff, for and BY reason Of any other
transactions, omissions defaults of the said VIM NJ.
Watkins and Milton r. Atkinson, or either OF them, as
the deputies Of the plaintiff Sheriff, IN the hill Is
menIon-d and that in taking such accounts he do give
eight weeks notice TO all persons interested therein or
having claims against the plaintiff, as such sheriff. Tor
and by OF the transactions, omissions or defaults
Of his said deputies either OF them, to produce the
same before him. with the proofs thereof under pain OF
being barred thereof-such notice to be given by publ
cation In some newspaper Of the city OF Richmond
and that he report such here, with any mat
ien specially stated deemed pertinent by himself, or re-
CURED by any party
Copy. Trstc, WIN. 8. DANCE, e.
The parties interested in the foregoing order Of Court
are hereby notified. that have appointed the 10Th day
OF FEBRUARY, s4 for commencing the accounts directed
by the said order, which day by 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
they are required attend the Clerks Office Of Pow
atan county, with their accounts and vouchers ready
ior examination and settlement. And all persons
navins claims against Benjamin Watkins, as late
TRANSACTIONS omissions or defaults Of his depu-
ties, William NJ. Watkins and Milton P. Akin
son, ana all persons interested any such claims are
hereby required TO produce the same before me- with
proof thereof on the day and at the place and limo
aforesaid, under pain Of being barred thereof.
Dec. 22-cwews r. r CRAvES ron,x
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Plaintiffs:

IN CHANCERY- VIRGINIA: AT Rules held IN Inc
i Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery Bnc bingham County, on Monday the
4th day of January, lo47:
James Anderson, f's,hun'
against
Charles S. Maxey and Edward ]. Gillian, Admins
traitor of David Mccormack, deceased. and also Admi-
Dstrator OF Nancy Mccormack, deceased Defendants
The defendant Charles 8. Maxey, not having entered
his and given security according to the act oi
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing ny
satisfactory evidence that he Is not an nhabant oi ths
country is ordered that the said absent defendant do
appear at the rules holden for the said Court on
The first Monday in March next, and answer the b OF
the plaintiff and thar copy ofths order he forthwith m
serted in newspaper published In the CITY oil hieh
ond for two months excessively, and posted at Inc
front door Of the Court House Of this county.
T., s-o,vsr ETDRiDGE C. C. s. C.
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Sory-Thc Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
Railroad Company Incorporated hy The state, aud 10
which The State in degree pledged not I" ctsatc
rival company, and steam boats plying between kch.
mond and Baltimore, low rates. which line 81 steam
boats was gotten u and has tetn kept M BY individual
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PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented and referred 10 sppro-
pirate committees:


pirate committees:
By Mr.. STEPHENSON: or Franklin Tav-
enncr. asking 10 be allowed additional compensa-
linn as commissioner OF Wood BY Mr.. BEN
NETT: OF citizens Of Gilmer, for chang IN
the lime OF holding The circuit superior courts OF
said county. Also: Ofcitzens Of Lewis, for The
INCORPORATION OF a company 10 construct rail
road from the Potomac 10 the Ohio, not South OF
The Little Kanawha. Also: OF Citizens OF Lew
is. remonslrance against The The formation OF a
new county out OF parts Of Lewis. Harrison, B..r.
bour and Randolph. BY Mir. IRVING: OF
MAYO B. Darlington, and others, owners OF Car
ters Ferry asking 10 be relieved from The effects
OF The Law which iorieils the franchise appertan-
ing 10 said ferry on account Of The non-uses oil
same. By Mr.. LOVE: OF citzsns OF Fairfax,
against the division oil said county, and the an
nexalion of part OF il TO The county OF Alexan-
dria. By MIR. NEWTON: OF snndry notaries
OF Norfolk city and the Town OF Portsmouth, Tor
an increase of their compensation. By Mr.
THOMPSON of B.: OF citizens Of BueIouri,
against the petition of Jacob Price for the exten-
sion of the charter for his Turnpike, (aid on The
table; the matter having been acted on). BY Mr..
HARRISON OF Loudon: Oh S. B. 7. Ca dwell,
for The relunding ofSl00 paid by him as tax Tor
a license 10 keep tavern for The years l839-40
and "A, he being The owner Of ferry exempt by
law from such tax. BY MIR. BROWN OF Able
marie: Three petitions OF citizens ofthat county,
for certain changes in the charter the Rivanna
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Miles Amber.

Sealed and delivered In the presence -
Dse I6-<oiIaEI3
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IN CHANCERY. -VIRcINrA lin Powhatan Circuit
i Court, November 9th, 1886:
Benjamin Watkins, fiaintm:

Nov. oo-cwew JAMES NJ. MATTHEW'S, ID. U.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24

4 ARD.-I have on hand a superior quail
IL " Of Lard ]. II. LIKENS.
June s.