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Fl. COIN Ell, Professors Of .
ISL
NJ IS Eiehsass aieg, req &c 81. Ioais Ezeha'sgs
T1RIvATk LESSONS given during DO Day Might.
lAeslATI0Hs nom Eng 81 french FoIil gpese OF
gpeaeTnto Esnglish done az shortest notice bl66m
STORAGE FOR FURNITURE.
4fgkN4tLtSE will Be taken on Storage, st reasonable
= Iates. ioF We summer n the ire hgh room, kneyn
as me eamp street y7uoti0a Mart " Campst myls
FuRE ACEss.. FURNACES.
II FURNACES in 2aokaees al any humber 1Vl5olssals
apas I, Z - - Z MI pEvEREux.
CHARLES sTOUGHToN,
4 Family Grocer =. No. 81 CAMP Street,
EItrs - b.,I ,,,,rf.f,
"A, Choice FAMILY GROCERIES. sGsT- Goods deliv-
cred tso q change. apl6
~ q .5ils9C h-t1 AiAeiRS q Sl11F CHAM LERS,
| k4AIkhi tpl,eT Buahed Shelves to ~ inchesi
l,o. 40iaI bushings Tor ahieva1t
For &c ss5 low bg SAM LOCKE and gfSnt Lsyeg
~, s PACED hIsANIS B9o1s 1,,,,,,,
q IN Han ia iegsets Of 10 EllS and JOURNALS
800, "a sgnf ss IN, k9Sa s5s Medium szss ~ bopRa
sas si 81 New Aor& prices by DAVID FEIiI = CO.,
FAMILIEs GOING ACROSS TIE LAKE, r
"A Mp who afe n want Of STORES, al find i to their
p p FI e KS s " Sg bst 4 a5 as e Fl sso u
isiB' -''4 ''i''s c8As. s9T'66GHToN. saCampst
WHITE LEAD
t4SIOhs Pure Atlantic White Lead il packages of 2
90 lbs, 01 lbs 100 lbs. and 500 lbs, In Store The supe
noy q is Lead over other manutao uTesis universal
SAM LOCKE. and Front I.sves,
mg1 betwesn Gnatnmhousa and Bisnvilass
HARDWARE AND ooTToN-s AlGPLNG PAPER
5 BE- ~ AIs English ARBsy & P,A PEI mn
"a store and fOf sale at importation price, By
SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. and Front ssyess 4
my u between gastomhouae and Benville IS.
COMBUSTION SHE BATHING MAILS K SPIKES.
B0f0 LBS Cpmpositon Sheathing Mails, 4 Of an
5000 lbs Competition 5heathing Spikes to inches in
store and for sale low By
myl0 Between Cnstomhouse aud Bienvlle st.
M ACKEREL, 10, l-74hslF kits No. 2--2O kits. and
~ &HAD--l2 half barrels.
SAdhAQ5H515I half kits ll.kH; quarter barrels
y. CHOW EaAe0 barrels.
CHOCOLATES cases f.- tr
SA&DlNEs, halt boxes--l0 cases.
JAVA COFFEH-Jf sacks
80 LAGg fB a and II AYANA COFFEE sks
SWEET OlLsPllAGNlOIr-250h baskets. y 81 24oz
For sale BY Is. j. HART n Co.
le2 q Tehoupitouas street.
CONVENIENT COTTON. TABLES.
wv y have Just received copy Of little work showing
q New Orleans, when landed The shar al LiveTpoo
at any gien price, rate Of exchange and eghts and also
tQwrg the pnce OF the article at Liverpool when the fac
tors commissions and other expenses added This work
this city and is one Of u1e arhmetIoal labor and will no
doubt prove very valuable and practical assistant 70 ho6
eEsagsd u ths staple Il Is got up in neat style, pocket
DAVID FEI.T d co, "a Chartresst.
. mhlo B. N. NORMAN. l6 Camp St.
SU NDR IE So
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This il ony of than four thousand oaEeS o
Rheumatsm that Dr. TOwnsendE Sanapnnlla has cured.
The most severe and chronic weekly eadcaed BY
its extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings ESQ., Of the Assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum. BackwePs Island. ia the gentleman spoken OF
in the following letter:
BLACKWELL's ISLAND Sept a. 1877,
Or. ODnsend-Dea7 Sir; have suffered terribly foF
nine with the Rheumatism, considerable Of the time
could not eat seep walk had the utmost distressing
pains and my lmbt were terribly swollen. have used our
bottles OF your Sarsaparla, and they have done
than thousand doan' worth Of good. so much bet
tendeed, entirely relieved. You liberty
thisfof the benefit Of the afflicted Youn, respectfully,
JAMES
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II obj. W. W0RTHINGT0N, C7essrsI yqssnt ana
Az Collector Rodney, Jefferson county, Mississippi viii
ettea guDoualy 70 the Collection Of Notes. Dfaa, 40
nOun1 &C., in Ibis and patO ClaDOrneeOuhy.
RefeTs te-Iruke & Evans, BTougntOn & MURDOCH,
EnokeIds Wauen 3 Co, Rodney, MIST John Goodin,
kohaId Beck, r. Il. 8 G, M. Bayly, New Orlsans; w.
e. Henry, i. A., 8. DOaiphau, Natehez James GoodiR,
GlAclnnati aa. Hend, Philadelphia; J. G. James, Ie1irR-
On: Ihoa. EIealaRd. ClaiboIns county. Mis-. ap99
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'CANKER IN THE MOUTH.

Baoy is an account Of smother child 1aved. Dr. Town
senu Sgsapalp has saved the lives Of Thousands Of chill
dBn The following two are selected from
Number received this week
NEw YORK, April /, IS47.
DR. T6ioassRd-DeaF Sir One Of my children very
sick with CaAks in the Mouth and Throat attsnde9 with
Gsst debility Il came dying obained l0Iae Of youf
ron feel very grstelul YOuu, respectfully,
ELIAAlEIE EoWLLn u uaIbIaIlaLaL.
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Dr. TOwuaend noi having e1ted ha sstiapa7A il osssu
Of FiE Of oOuns navsE recommended it. und wa SurpIsd
receive the following from Intelligent AID respectable
Farmer Of WerfoheItGr couNtyi
EoHDHAM. AuRuIt - lB47.
DR.. Ioa5Nsfn8leaI BTl have little FF sever yea IA
q sgei who has been several years AFFLICTED with Fitl
ted almost everything for her, brt without success iart
although could nd Recommended in oar oonarS
for cases like hers thought, she vsFy delicate
health, would give her Of your aYgapauF I'D ~
yeI glad did, for i only restored her gen gh uishs
hos had return othe Fits great pleasure an dsuf-
prise She fast becoming rugged and heaftY fof which
We feel GTateful. Your, respectfully.
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Dr. TOFnsend's SaHaparla is unequaIed in sen Of n
Chs and Fever and Ague The following letter il only on
Of the hundreds that have received from the South
West Of like character;
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'N'HB Subscribers have comnleted their aualpe- 9zS
= ments i9t more extended business than that ! n
- hitlfeft0 done By the old house. Our stOOk o1ihW
NJ DRUGS. MEDICINES AND CHFMICALS
~ SURGICAL lHsTRUMENTs AND PERFUMRRY
Ga ennlaeng, as intend 1t SHALL every article needfu
10 the Heads OF Families Planters and Country Dealers viii
lot be1eeeOe IN excellence Of qualify feasOnabeneas Of
pHee9E any on q mouse IN The trade; while asa
eEhtsttA u PATENT MEDICINE AGENT.
orders can be addressed to with certainty
Of having them properly and faithfully attended m NOT pre-
VQusly experienced in this place. -
The usual credits and aotiel Of trade extended to
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n COHEN, having had 50 Years' expenenee Offers the
IL. above iafall65te reaisdg for ell Diseases -
peTtaining to The EYE. 0pthalmia Of years
standing cured in IL weeks; the Tear in theS -
Eye, 81 years cured il, 10 weeks man Of this 49,
city being stone blind o months, was restored 70 tle sight
Of one eye in weeks gentleman who always used specs
tOF 50 years. By drop enabled to read the
newspRper without them By eandegh hours alter In
hdmmatiOn of days CURED bN Slgte drop. II gives
hrllaney to the Eye, and also STRENGTHENS the sight
~ EOS PHILIPPE Street, near Heyia, and az ~.
Cfi.dRfsES Street. api7 y
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~ ne Cam Will esya Esw Orleans and Canot0n even
i0uE after 9 clock on sundays if the weather n fair
~ The Lafayette H0FSe Can viii leave every 15 Tnuute
Iom me eoInernL BaIonne and Canal lLa. m.EIa-sm
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OsWzao, Michigan, Oct. e. lsl7.
Or. IOOnssad.EDeeI Sir purchased for wife two
bottles Of saSapnnla % agent Mr. MeNsir, OF kalA-
mazuo TO Try 0s the keyefgnd Ague Before had fnh-
cd the first bte, it appeaIed 70 the blood. and
other day when the cs and fever appeared they less
vOsat and before she had hniahed the bottle she
!eY relieved and she was much better thar she had been
wits ohH and fever, had broke them with auinins ana
was eTt In q very weak and distressing uase, and TIC oiled
dinghy with the cake, seeing the elect that lad
wife she sent and procured lew bottles, and Il
her Ia few weeks to complete health. Your s6Tsapa
Wills without doubt unequaed IN diseases incident 70 The
Wsa. and If y0n think that this communication Will be Of
use on are at liberty 70 uHe il Is you choose
Yours. respectfully. CHARLIE a. SWAN.
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CORNER CUSTOI[HOU Use .qJfIl FR0lf7l7 SIS.
be 9geHsd for he reception Of 30 RIDERS On
v ". NNE9N EsilA II January 8, 1919. Wellfpr aA
Ashed hlO1lS for Families and Sin lie Gentlemen. s8
IAnLE--tbe best tbs market viii afford. A41-A
The above estabshent has been built by the proprietor
expressly iof the acc0nmo atiOn Of city and transient Board
ei- One q the most healthy and aiU situations in the
stop with BIN, comfortable
tAithial and attentive Servants.
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)NsUMPTIoN CURED.

Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption enH be cured
Broaehitis, CONSUMPTION, Liger CeggtaiRt, Ccids
CataYrh, Coughs Asthma, Splitting Of Blood Soreness
Of The Chest, Hectic Fh, Night Slcsats, D{6enlt
Prqusc ELpecterdtioa, Pain in the SIDE, &C., haUe been
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Nv oRIaAIs : 0ARAoLLFoN RAILRoAp

DEPOT corner Of Bdronns AID Psraiao strrsfg
Hngle toket say distance Gb0Ys Pleasant 90 oanta
angle tokstto ehidrsn ovarb and under Is Year, 10 :.
~ ~
a the above rates for distance below FlsaEsnt
Servants lEaveql t0rauy dlEtauc8s 10 uantn
Residents In Lafayette. CsFfolltoa and Vciafty aFs
nformad that this Company has Fixed an unfOm F1e Of
tickets for passage Ia The Cans to.wti e6 90
@ month (n adgaucs for ehs Road and 0F any dsthnoe
Dhndfen half poe-no such tickets given for ETV ohaf
period than the first the last Of each month
A Car expressly for ladies, in each train.
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we cure q ht6g dtbIs, AEcrSslBs Dtsfins 71is-
afss, ana chronie Disease Of thd Spleen or unsuf.
eesnee positive In its sa utaEY Fsaulll snt worthy
~ nnlve1lal naiIonaee PIae q 81 N
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n undeRgned would inform his Southern patrons and.
n friends, that this SPLENDID HOIELt which -
has been under bis charge for several years, has lust
been elegantly Ieftted, eaaTged and FenTnshed in Ties
most fashionable manner and the entire organization o
department complete. The most splendid suits Of
apartments be had At all times BY giving few honn
notice.
The central and fashionable location Of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, fenden il of the most desirable inthe
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia, either
upon business pleasures and there shall be no exerOni
heretofore received H. j. HARFWEIlIG
~ The House has Wslm and Cold Baths slways in
Faadlness. mYI d& W.T.
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A brown Il CO., Dealers in al Einds Of L UNI
A. BER-CypEess, " hite and Yellow Pine, Mahogany,
Black Walnut, Oak, Ash and Poplar. Mahogany New
es and Baluster, Lath Sand and RIs Brie-32o Maya
Matchez, Miss. =.
GE- Orders for all kinds Of CYPRRss LUMBER delivered
notice. ap3 lvd 9nW
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4ttAltll Nclitfeo Ultqer tFOoDFEAH's fATENT.
9, 8 3 haec f0r sae and constantly rsaaiying,
almost eqe article necessary for tie comfort and the
s.LiQ 81 tlleI4 fI Among their may b.
sound Alt Bail1s ALL iQWs India Rubber Cloth Riding
Lont. son tt31E. Goats. FDulhea Enfhnr HEq1
IraEanF Hdl Bottles Water Tanks, blankets and Tar
paplns. -. Ahso....
TENTS. PECK S.aDDE ES. CktaFoREft. sADBLf
hAass 9ai III trdlsz Of every description Bits Stir
7upt epua4 ", Hope. Niois Blanketss eia etc, fs1a
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NJ BRANDER SMITH GeneraI COMMISSION
IN &fERCHaJET, No. 50 GRAg1RR sTREET, is Com
mgioned TO take Acknowledgements Of Deeds and POweg
Of attorney e Adginser 0aths and TO take Testimony
and Proof Of Demands by appointment the Governors
the following STATES VIZ MAINE, NEW II HAMPSHIRE,
VERMONT, RHODE ISLAND, CONSPICUOUS
OHIO. MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN, INDIANA. IL
LIMOS, MISSOURI, KENTUCKY TENNESSEE,
NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA. ALA
BAbIA. MISSISSIPPI and FLORIDA. mhN 6m
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MRDIOAL.

nR,J. BENsA DON-OG ioe and Residence, No. 1877
~ Caai Street between Phillips and Circus sts ly7sm
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40 TICS. Shay Extra Fl ANS. for,sale by
l.eb afiO EHAS SsToUGfiH()N "a Camp
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MARRIAGES,

u,nn,sn m The 10Th instant at the % Baptist Church
bv Inc Rev ] l.. REYNOLDS Mr. r. H. MAURf, to Miss
MARTHA b. GREENHoW, daughter OF the late George
Grccnhow all Of this city
u,uy,rn ON Tuesday the 26ih instant b. The Rev. Mr.
Courtney Mr. THOMAS j. BARKER Of this city, to Miss
SARAH F. CHILDERS of Henrco county
MARRIED, on Thursday last, the 10Th Instant by KEY n
St. John Rinker, Col DANIEL STlckLEf to MISS
ELIZABETH ANN youngest daughter OF the a'e hpn'''
Rinker all of Shenandoah county, Va.
MARRIED on Tuesday night December 18TH BY the Rey
Mr.. Spangler MI ROBERT HoWLE TO Miss MAXI n
second daughter OF the late John hcafu
SON all of New Kent County. ,.
MAY all this world can give best worth POSSESSING
FANG fortune friends, and length of days be theirs
And NAV the Christians hope, that sweet blessing
Add grace TO life, and Gid dcclinngyears L.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARK ETs, DEC. AZ.

TOBACCO-The breaks unusually small for the sea-
son. and prices irm The stock hand for sale small
Inferior Lugs sell 50 so 25; good uss 81 Is 25
common leaf Sc - %; good 81 50 So lc S. 80
IS: fine manufacturing $40 r. The receipts Of the
has increased very much this week ofwhich boupbt
loose the luss sell So % 80; leaf IS 50 for COM
mon good 81 80 IL. JNO. VI. SHEPPARD "
FLOUR-Ric,nond 81 ST. ); Scottsville s. a O6,
WHEATON, IS red; 100 white.
CORN-Old 50a 81. cts, dull; new Is a so
CORN MEALS 50 cents.
OATS-33 n 35 cents per bushel
FlSH-Herrings very scarce; Cur S. 50 r. Gros
81 l24 Il %; Shad S. 81 a s6-duli
BACON--Virgina cured, new, !. cents; old Wcstsr,
Sides "a Shoulders * cents; Hams =, 10
cents.
IARD-Banels g.. cents kegs =. cents.
WHISkEI-2SE cents for Recied
COFFEE-Ro IL II; Laguayra lls al2s; Java 10
al2..
SUGAR-Pouo Rico 5g n OK; New Orleans 5 a G. St
Croix cts.
TEAS-Imperia and Gunpowder IS l25c per h., Black
25 60c. Dull.
IRoN-Pis Iron $40 to 81 according TO quality; Sweses
- per tom English U.s. Tredegar Richmond manactoy SO
Up Country Bar 500 according quality Nails 10 AZ
per Ii.
STEEL-American bstered sll0 per ton.
SHOT~-otc c. per pound.
PLASTER-s2 IS from Wharf al Basin IS.
SALT-Last sales from wharf IS per sack from store 81
Is.
RICHMOND, Dec 81
LIVE STOCK MARKET
BEEF CATTLE--ScaIe weight So 50 a g.
HOGS--si 1 so nett
SHEEP-sl 90 81 according TO quality.
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DEATH OF DR.. JOHN CULLEN.

1t gives pain the death of this able phys-
clan and exemplary citizen He had been in declining health
for several months; which account he was compelled
some time since resign his professorshp In the Medical
College He native of Ireland but has resided IN ms
City for twenty years His death generally egeeo
He had very extensive practice; indeed no man stood
bipher ns a physician or could be more highly es-
eemed by friends aud associates He leaves wife, four
children and several other relatives He fine scholar
and good u,an-an hcnor his profession, 10 our city,
and 10 the Emerald Isle. His Iera took place Yesterday
at the Monumental Church. from whence his remains were
followed their last resting place by large body Ct ms
friends including nearly every regular physician in this city,
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For the Enquirer
TUT
GUARDIANS AND WARDS.


There is one spbec, which we would cal Inc h a.
of the General Assembly believing and knowing ns "a"
nresen In existence in relation the subject to be
aude to the laws in relation to Gustdans nRa wsIs s
There should be in every county in the State Juage OF
nbans Court, man Of strict integrity and well yersed IN
law and business whose duty should be 10 grant letters o.
dams accounts that the eord did not oveTun ms ,h In
come and that every appropriation was truly Justly ana gn
" made He should be appointed by the Legislature annually
OF b-ennay prevent any undue influences having
weight By the present system undue Influences are some
times a, work with NIagisateseren INTEREST," Inc ware sur
fers or forced into long litigation TO GET his o~n-snfns
oss from van and from Ii tho interests OF any part o.
the community should be rgdy guarded it is the mno and
the death OF the parent throwing him upon your care anI
YOU should zeaousy guard his INTEREST," every feeling should
prompt this humanity the knowledge that your own sons ana
daughters NAV thrown the mercy Of hapes that the
Accommodations hard may be swinded nom them oy
some rapacous guardian through his neglect sqnandeed
in vice The guardian mus: replace the father How careful
~ ought the choice be made Upon him may depend Inc
making your offspring either curse or blessing 10 The
State man cfvirtue and sterling integrity OFT Sorhess
spendthrift snd pcumerance 80
Other States have adopted this pan and is the only one
promising hope Of safety wards"though there s nothing
perfect under the sun" ONE WHO HAS SUI FEKED
Eiruinja Dec 10th 1919.
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cd TO his friends and family, and we mourn that u, q
ege and in this community, should be thus carly Gu. \
the hand of DEATH
Resolved That we feel the strongest sympathy with N.
bereavement and affection of his widow and his family ana
we tender TO her and 10 then heartfelt coincidence
Resolved That in token of our sorrow, will wear th
usual badge OF mourning the left arm for thirty DAYS"
Copy-Teste:
JAMES ROY MICOU CLERK
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1.EcIsLaTURE OF VIRGINIA.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9TH, 1919.
uorsE OF DELEGATES.
HOUSE OF OSL6Uh ACS'
~ tho Roy philip Courtney of the Methot

Prayer by the Rev. Philip Courtney Of inc Me'h'ai''
Church. ,, -, . ;o, % h; j.; :.
hill 70 INCORPORATE Savings Institution IN Lewsours
PETITIONS.
By Mr. COOK Of the Valley Union nd1Gatlon socie.y
for change in its charter BY Mr. PATR!Ck VI citizens
Kanawha for creation of Judicial Circuit out Oh
The counties Of Nicholas Fayete, Logan Boone hanawha
and Putnam BY Mr. LEWIS OF Harrison; ~ h. I h
Commissioner of the Revenue in Harrison also oi citizens
Of Harrison the incorporation OF company 10 consruc
road from Shinston to intcrsect we 3ae anu EEpS
roa AZ some POINT in Tyler Doddrldge by MI fEhu
son Of John W Trslow against any change in the char
ter Of the Charleston and Elk Bridge Company to the ferry
rights Of himself and others. ny UT. IN oa ~
citizens OF Wood county, for an increase OF me pa STOCK
of the ;,jlliamsrort turnpike company by r AMMAN
or citizens Of Monongala Tor the incorporation oil COM
Wnruantown. Bv Mr.. MAYO: OF The Hollywood cen,s
tary company for act Incorporating sad COMPANY by
Nr. MINTER: or Isaac Robinett OF Lee county, 10 be
authorized 10 convey certain lands
On motion of Mr.. LEWIS Of Iiarrison-Kesoved' lha
the Committee for Courts of Justice De instructed ~ -
miro into the cypcdcncy OF reporting OIL Amending te
NO, entitled an act provide for eectng trustees Tor the
town of Carksburg in Harrison ana ves'g 'cin ,
poratc powers as 10 invest the fresr VI s.u
Trustees, with the powers ana Jufsui'"'' "a I" "
On motion of Mr.. COOK, Of Wood-Resolved That the
Committee Roads &C. enquire nIU ,ne
increasing the caplta s'"ch 7" 'e "'"""'P' 'i
On motion Of Mr.. HALL-Resolved That the Committee
on Roads &C. enquire into the expectancy OF reporting
Hill concentrating $4,000 construct bridge across lyga
VALLEY River at Carences Ford, where the staunton and
Parkersburg Road crosses said river r.
IN no,nn If Mr. HAIL-Resoyed, That the Committee
on schools &C. enquire the expediency OF appropa
ting the surplus of that portion Of the Dawson fund.- be-
longing Nelson county, 10 the Lovnestoh MAZE ana re-
'"1 On motion of Mr.. JONES, of Marsha-Resoved That
the Committee on Agriculture enquire into the expedency
Of incorporating the Marshall Agricultural Society.
On motion OF Mr. HALL-Resoved, That the Commit
tee on Roads &C., enquire the expcdency OF reporting
BILL providing for the construction Of iuInp. ,e ssid
from The Beverly and Famon Road near where ihe sac
road Leading Creek the Northwestern road at the
most eligible point within 10 miles OF West Union I1,so =,
On motion Of Mr.. COOK, of Roanoke the House ''-
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OBITUARIES.

DIED. n, her residence the county Of Orange on the
soth nItimo, Mrs ELIZABETH HENsHAW, relic' of the
late John Henshaw in the 74lh year of hor age
During n mos, painful and protracted illness Of some
months mirnur was heard TO escape her lips out
she was perfectly resigned the will OF that od IN whom
she placed her trust. ,.L lind
Possessed of masculine intellect, together with MIND
stored with useful knowledge her conversation was ae m
strucve and entertaining: whilst IN every Ie.oh " nv
she was by cheerfness and ataoiy man
ner which endeared her ALL She was ever devoted o
or warm and sympathzing friend KIND and lnduigeh'
mistress charitable and hospitable neighooT. ,r,o.o
In her denth her friends and relatives have lost one whose
worth was nostimable, whose place can never be filled
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
NEoraopHIAN HALL BETHANY COLLEGE, VA,
DECEMBER 18TH, l649
Tho President having informed the Society of the death of
L. c. Taylor (of Williamsburg, VAL formerly regular
member thereof-on notion Messrs. c. Terry F. s. Tener
and S Dougherty were appointed committee 70 prepare re-
solutions expressive of the in which the deceased was
held during his connection with the society They accord
ingly reported the following, which were adopted:
d, we raoonnzed in him all those qualities which adorn
the character of student and genenan bei therefore,
Resolved That we deeply sympahize with his relations
and friends in the rrepaabe loss which they have sustained
Resolved as mark of our respect for the memory of the
deceased that will wear The usual badge OF mourning LOT
thirty days.
Resolved That n copy these resolutions be forwarded
10 the parents oil the deceased and that the editors Mil
enna Harblnger Richmond Wing and Enquirer DC Iequfs
tad TO pubi-h HEM w. w. SMITH, President
JSo c. New, Rec. Sec'ty.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Al monthly Court begun and held for Essex county, u
the Court House in Tappahannock the 18th day OF De-
cember, la49: ,.,,
Il being announced 10 this Cour, BY d. R. H. t'arnel.,
ESQ, that since its last sitting JOSEPH H. LEWIS one Oh
the members of this bar has departed this life IL Is on mo
ton of the said NJ R. H Garrett Ordered That the ioo"
ing preamble and resolutions be spread upon the record ana
that the Clerk communicate copy TO Mrs Lewis e WI
dow of the decedent and that this order be puosea IN m
Richno.d Encrer and Richmond Wing; which SAID prean'-
bic and resolutions are as follows, 70 VIII
Whereas We the members Of the County Cour! OF h Is.
sex ard of s Bar have heard with sincere sorrow OF the
deah Of our late associate Joseph Lewis and feel no"
much we have lost in his friendship and his fellow citizens
in his talents; 10 a..
ca and moral qualities which much endsaIed the decsas