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LETTER FROM JAMES BUCHANAN, ESQ.

WHEAriASo, near lancaster 24,h Dec, 1851.
Mr DEAR STA 81 Am sorry did no; receive your letter
l might then have given IL the ''old fashioned
Democratic answer which you desire But am compelled
leave home Immediately; and If should write al the
moment l. will be too late for the Sh OF January
Convention. | must, therefore, DC brief.
My public life is before the country and IL is my pride
have cvaded an important political question. The
Of Democracy is always straight nad, aEd public
who determine 10 pursue never involve thense yes IN
ioynths, except when they turn TO IN" r.h or the left
pisr fprwar'! path hndsons Rep ard JeitrI
Kentucky Resolutions the ssfes and guides;
:, conduct Democratic atnrisfratln of the Fldeal
Government. Ii the mission O Democracy 10 resist
cnaIsm and ;G absorption u" unconstitutional Powos ey
lie President aud Congress The sovcregny m the States
ind devotion to their reserved rights can alone preserve
mi pcpeuate harry sysem o . 1rernnicit The en-
.cise Of doubtful Bni cuntucivc powers III" part u!
Congress has produced all the dangerous a exciting qae:
.lnns which have imperilrd he Union. Tie Federal Gov
nnent confined witaa its stt constitutional lH,ts
must necessarily aceuIc and mor influence through
the Increased md nCeasln. eIpaEd E!c o! public mCnt
ind hence the greater necessity ~. public economy ard
constant vigilance Our constitution when proceeded
rom the hands trainers simple system: and the
free c"mieHy il Icnl'!hs, The more powerfully
satisfactorily and tenuciay wi! itoperae within lie legt-
..Mdtc ophCo.
/, is ton alone which hl. prevented the French
people establishing permanent Republican Govern.
and entard upJn them - many ni!stitunes HAD
province ii F,Iacc converted rlo Separate terrific
!l sovcregnIes Ike Stale GNernmen;s Paris would
longer have b. Ffarre, AMI rrvOution n, no
capital woul destroyed the Fe!era'iss Rpcblc
fa tue principles have enumerated been observed ty
the Federal GIvcrnmsn; and by the people ut the several
Sla,cs should aYoie The alarming questions Hhlth
Of ;hc in-tta,rn al Domestic slavery The
people Of each State would i'cH 10 einpuy hohey trt ca
phrase havo attended ther bus,nefs nnd not
ncticred the domestic c"ncens ther sis'e Saea
But this important sa5ec have 30 fully presented ny
the encused letter the Crest Meeting Phia.
lelph!a held November 1850 nat 1t would be useless o
,.peat IhenI even il time would permit.
''' '''' ''''''0' JAMES BUCHANAN.
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To Cot. GronoE 4. FALL, Of Mississippi
ORD PALMERSTON'S kETIREMENr FROM OF
EItE


London % per brought By the las, arrival gves the fol-
lowing account Of the dismissal OF the ohce-hoce'
We have from uniuub.ed authority, all the facts in COZ
naxun v ith the eve and shall proceed To detail
them without any current note or comnen ahnefns cio>
y to the narrative OF the events us laey occurred
efurs the difference respecting the FinsbuEy kos-
9TH all air had arranged with his colleagues and in
i.he quarea by Lord Palmerston Count Ha!e~,s coll.
"a noble xSecretoy ' Foreign Affairs Commit
cated him the fact coup a. edt %lch han betn
accomplished b. French President, together with tho
reasons by whicn Louis Nno-on c"ns:ced hns! conFe.
LED to take the steps which he I'd adopted Lord Psne'on
On that OCCASION the result of tie :nnfse", hppoSru
# The course adopted by the French President considered
that the reasons assigned for 1t by Count "ne"sS' ~ete
sufficient TO justify II. i,
sell the Premier sent n written renonsance TO Lord Pal-
e,.;un compa the Foreign Secretary had taken
step so mpurtan, that Of approval Of the coup
etat Louis Napoleon without consulting his colleagues
whom he had thus committed 10 II.
The reply Lord Psmers this written rcrnonsttencn
was that his interview with Count Waewsal had been
pvae conversations and that neither it's the re-
suit committed the government any particular c0ufss OF
action ard that British Executive might if pleased 60
to war with France then whou; violating an Official
pledge given hy him that Count "aia~sai hao prov
I'd 10 hin by unquestionaole document" INA: L'u.'
Napo.eon would have been sted in few days by the op
roslle party in Assembly @ho had prepared mat coup
etal md wnrd have been shut up In Fucennes hou no
not struck the rsr blow which he had thus oeen conpeeo
10 strike. u far Lord Palmers.on approve oi me course
atoned by the Pfes he urged he mad DOL neh ceen
made acquainted with The asse he hGnuns aho he ohes
which had mmedidte! followed te new state
NJ a.s and therefore he did think II necessary IN con-
.ult formally his colleagues as 10 circumstances which nad
only been initiated Moreover no did not tnlnX necessary
r Secretary of Srae-the Acknowledged head OF de-
oarnsntto consult his colleagues az 10 every
which came properly and positively under his administration
This reply the Premier, Lord Pane.s'on eons!ceao
would Go thoroughly satisfactory and he rher eSpeces INC
anenie honorable; but his amxzemen he recei'eo 40
u,and the transmission of the seals OF oce 70 the
! ypipts n Va
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7 UT IEE I-IkIH-7
PD,RD or, pI-B[1C WORkS

One nf The mos, important duties of tie Legislature
lis present scs ion j. lie organization Of Board OF Puo'
Works However rhr Stale may 5e divided into districts
ard whatever may ~ tho powers conferred on The ne"
Board lis success sill depend on tie E!en "ho may be ST
eccd To discharge its functions. -
Among many lItzons uf the Satc whose talents ana cH
pcriencc quality cn Tor the office Of coninsS'nte'
lns important body the n1IGc OF F7hnc!' H. ltiV.s Esq
r.src,luv suggested 10 the Of Tie district IN wiici
h. may hr placed He has served long in The public cDun
cil- u the and in the Congress Of the uniie States
His experiences energy OF character tai MS ana zeal 'et'o
re m n,.ted in the Legislature G questions q" lua'
nnrOvrnrnt of cardinal irpurtlucc give him claim L
pubic confidence and smfmrt and, i elected II y conn
ene believed that he will afford most effective aid IN caf'y
ing us impartial and ludlcous sy:,n ~
improvement. y % Ip~~A>'"'-t>'
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FoR TnE ESoCIRER.
the ter, Of The second Judicial Circuit, composed O.
be Il kL.s of Priuce L:soraa DiniciiLc. RrnnSrici.

To The e-s Of The second Judicial Circuit composed Of
ihe ,hss of Prince George DinriTAie, BrunSmcE
1fcciXnburg Luncnb,rg Soo,rny Ameiia C5 cs!trEeiG
and Ppuhatan and the City Of Petersburg.
There is no oc: IN ynnr gi;t-none in The at of an.
3nr uf your territorial in the gift Of budf
pf "t whom YOU part, which l. so important 4"
that nf the Judge {" your Circuit The presidential
election itself s far less Important 10 than this luitcai
election The good order and ,he morals OF society and III
protection Of individual rights OF private property ali
depend The Judge OF the Circuit CuG and on the
qualities OF his personal character than the great
ness Of his mind than any other officer To whom other
public duties assigned hope we SHAH ali Dc au'c 10
this important election.
Judge John w Nash Of po~hatan has been nominated
and nominated in Amelia, whrre he is well known-by men
competent by opportunity 10 judge anu b? ntcgehcc |"
appreciate a worth; and by meeting in that county pub
cy called and attended without distinction uf party I've a~
occn nominated lG- election the JudgesiE ludS
Nash is o any part Of the Circuit or OF
The State b. has filed high Offices before he was appoint
ed Judge by the Governor whose appointment was Ia,
by the L.gsl He has been in no Office which he dd
not adotn and fill with adequate ability and distinguished
fidelity.
The writer has had little opportunity TO form correct
estimate pi JOHN " Nash in the Office u Judge contlnu-
..y since hia appointment under The old Constitution Ire
writer has received the Judges hands any ror %!
.uy sort He has asked any. His decisions and
some Of them involving small amount of money and pro-
p.ry in which the writer has been counsel or parry iti-
CANT have, in several instances been unavorahlc ANA
against the writer's best judgment. In these cas,s rs i'll
every other which the writer's attention has been direct
=. he believes, most undou1tnsy that The Judge has nerH
governed alone by the unocmished influences ii l.
not often that peorl blessed with opportunity to
engage in their Judicial service man so uncxcrptionaS
n he has been tried.
Whilst have not taken and do not intend TO take my
other part beyond voting in the tlsCtOn have not !elt my
snIf liberty after mature reflection withhold This hum
bic tribute Ia The personal w1r; and Official a5tY ana III
tgry ol Judge Nash PUBLlCS
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Ia he Editors Of he EHqgirer

CRAoGY .'L,INs, LOUISA, JAS. II. ls52.
M"s;s E!;,or.:A few Thoughts from one Of the most
nanaic Democrats Louisa: WELL from your 'a!ua
he paper ta Governor and Lieutenant Governor nave
taken the prescribed by law ard that C4asti
tuo" is row in foil 1pera.'Hn lhe Gove'n,s MSss,se
heard l."akc speak, and often have heard him last,
The Wings. lie .s the ,rry boy that can 10 H. Whca
chaond shall be to rail on my fsi"nd LAX"
We I:.,i GGi,c animated st,uGgr in our ScntiIil,
district iuo: =: il: @y close prsssingi and snnui!
Wing have been circe. where would The blame have
bcnl On the people Of the district; 70! y should have
held siric C"nv,ntcn This th"g "t tnaning $50 De.
;,clats flee viii net dos for r Wings &" J. ." s'r
tsc IN" avan;.., OF Us Whenever they can s"" lr
Fo"lrr and III hlai" HIN nr running; but Tor
my part why they should He was called np1
repeatedly both privately un! through i'e press; dnd II II
~ nglu, Should vote araa nr Fowler. He
il Democrat oi rig, stripe, Az! has been Democrat
all Inc lirn.
DC word about This new Constitution. Thinks 10 my
self thai all the u!ccs 10 be filled hy The dcar c"
le" what iun an! what oiickrG sc shall have 80 many
aanai iae- what treating there WI! " Thinks to myself,
sill - all the public lacts, ist t" have lnn and L.
drink with the can!ia,cs What good ld! And, lei
rnr say vou that did 10 all the public places wlh;.
nv reach and have see the first candidate tr't-
Tnrk. t n, sr what change has the spirit
v my vision the last Louisa Cuu' and li t'
pleasure of shaking hands with many n he Candidates
up the bar, hoping 10 lind s'ns OF them up ier';
bu not one did behold then went nut OF the Court
green where found them by the quantity. Thrks h'
myself will slIl AMI that will start The hoys-
Well, said, "ets 80 ur and Ii Ike glass" "Cioot! say'
Tic boys Thinks 10 ny self they can't get treating
nuw But ~ said before have yet the first one
Of then; Thinks 10 mvsc THIS i rather bad In
The days at are p-i, whri fun Use - have ha nn"
il really appeals ii such ;I!ng existed 1hnas
10 mv c w, propnsc Of the candidates t. e.
up and treat lid So; sut understand me, oil do
until lad become 'icrry merry" myself And what d
Won rerknn rrpl? sccIyril II was his: WY :ea
sir would d. il in mouen but should lose Iny csclion;
1t IS ~: oi fashion in these days The Sons Il irn
ne,ancr." (Enough sa!d Thinks to myself we shat
aavc in al! the treating and all :he v"inR
In concua,on let me gay wo! in regard 10 knssuh
mink we had better attend IN matters, and let t!T
old countries s,ttlc their difficulties anl VIZ viii haw
enough to 90. HARD llhES.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT NEW YORK.

New YokE, JAN 29-An extensive fro oecurfsd IN th'
city last night II o'clock The buildings des"ss M = we're we're
~ s.r.s, Thev wer. occupied By T. Z. Dosemus, J. ii.
Nixon, % Fisher & Robinson, Hastings, LibOey Forbey
and freeman Hohees Co. dry so"ds establishment ~.
- ~ Gibertv and Nassau streets also considers
hy damaged, win s soa,eu,s. Tho whole loss 10 about
sian 1on and the sxtsA. Il tbs inssranos Il upknsvn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

Mr. Robert Latham of Virginia. clerk in the Treasurer.
otce, having complained of ndsposion Sunday after
noon physician called n and prescribed for him.
sIppnsed was suffering with slight attack of pneumonia
his lencs mad no occasion for serious alarm and in the
evening ne seemed TO be in the of eafly
But on Monday morning he was found dead in his bsd an
event as unexpected as 1t will be affecting 10 hs many
friends.
The above distressing intelligence we find In the Aexan.
dra Gazette Of the 2lst ult
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THE SYRACUSE RIOT CASES.

Albany, JAS. 30-The Syracuse riot cases nave oeen
by Judge Conkn the Circuit Court OF
il June next Judge e. gives opinion on the Saay Of
the Indictment leaving The whole matter 10 DO argued oeiote
Judge W. Wilson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

To Greeley McEIrath, New York, arc indebted .or
the Whg Almanac for 1882 In spite OF the monsrous fed
eral and sociaisc opinions of Its editors some Of which
have crep into tho book it is valuable book of refer,
ence OF the tables Of election return railroad
statistics &C. The complete tables Of the popuIa, vote il,
l540 1874 and l54s, will be especially useful po.i.
clan during the approaching Presidential canvass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

HUNGARIAN BONDS.-The Hungarian commit :
in New York have devised srheme for the issue Of "Hsa'
,nns OF various amounts constitute noi'na! o"n io
Hungary. The bonds will be In sums OF one, n.c' nh
twenty y and one hundred dollars each one bearing the
signature OF Kosuth and made payable by ae government
Of Hungary, upon the establishment OF Republic
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NAkO.

rucEES Street, Main. RicaaunI Na yea II
.y.,,l lali.n AMI Marble Monuments lemos
~ So, ;G.e ,ees oicsey Description "aii fia'esf frohss
g. ,s...u ~ Caryirs ~ tAr a"a:est manner:
ron, he cuuairy with city reference tint!y aenucao.
serve! his apprenticeship IL on" u" ne tarses'
New ick City and hav!nE rnrch cxperenceih.e .e
s., al wor executed 4: III. Saop VIII aWs
94-''F'7" so,,h, S,.r;h S-rlv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

FREE NEGROES IN INDIANA.-1n the Indiana
Senate the bill cnacng rigid provisions for The excu-
of mula,toes and negroe. from the State "as lo
want Of constitutional majority In It's favorayss H. nays
l5 IL nav 30 called up again
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

We were paned yesterday to hsar of the death OF Thomas
Rutherford Esq., of the Oldest most venerable md high
respected citizens Of Richmond Beloved for his soca
virtues and respected for his strong mind and manly Quail
ties passes away full of honor and deeply amsnted
troops of friends
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

Col John J. Werth formerly of this city, has been np-
pointed superintendent of the u s. bonded warehouses in
San francisco, wise z. II. Crittsndsn, resigned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

Gov johnson has sent to the Virginia Legislature the pre-
am5e and resolutions adopted by the Select Council Phil
adepha proposing the erection by the Old Thirteen Satcs
Of monuments, in independence Square, Philadelphia,
the memory Of the ilusrous OF the Revolution \
committee OF the Pennsylvania Legislature has the
in hand Georgia has already acted approving The
and appointing her Senators, Beren and Dlwsop de-
le-a,cs 10 attend convention in Philadelphia The 4h
July next 10 mark out p1n carry tie whole patriotic
scheme into effect.
The Board oi Aldermen OF Washington City have passed
Mr. Maur joint resolution, appointing member Of each
Board to Inquire into the cxpedency Of obtaining with
the appreciation and of the Commonwealth of v
ginta copy In marble OF the Of George Washing
ton which executed by Houdon from life for that State
under resolution of the General Assembly thereof passed
the 22d June, 1884, and which is in The Capitol o
Firgnia-;he to- be placed in the City Hall (of WASH
ngton) such other place the corporation may direct"
Mr. Maury appointed under the resolution The other
Board has yet 10 act upon il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

ou'' oi Buckingham, Monday the 9th day Of January
it'ay A. Walton. Plaintiff,
:! l.. Pi.ac Defendant
Sd 'con on ne for hs recovery Of s5a l5 with
e el day OF No'emner. 1851 paid by tie plaintiff 10
hL'efsci security for The defendant.
1"h against tnr estate o: tie defendant, sued out in this
"'E"d uE Patrick II ickok known have money
s hhA:s nr"nciI. The defendant the defendant
h 'efFe either with he summons lns!iluH: this suit
'i ~; cmeGt and having entered his appea anee.
b! the al:!arit OF the plaintiff tha: il Iot an in.
MS S!ac: the n'antis motioG ordered that the
40 cat wiih oIe mouth alter due publication this
" what IL necessary protect hi, interest: and shat
order D. forthwith Inserted 10 public newspaper,
~ ne city m Richmond for four weeks succcssveiy and
'pi door OF the Court House Of this county on The
Ia n = . .ae "ex; county Court. copy-1este,
S--l"t" X. ELDRIDGE G. p n
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o,,o LEWIS HILL,
Sinlh BROKER AND GENERAL AGENT,
Vuss stocks 90 commlssoa houses collects
Pas. 'e''S' oioe" On 'oVethor street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

On Saturday afternoon inc Potomac boat got aground
near Aguil Creek and still there l2 NJ yesterday
there Northern ina last nigl. Til, full ii
ii Saturday rcaci!cd Richmond about y. NJ yese!di:
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iNGISIA --iN CIiANCEGI.-Ata Circmi: Court o Chan
The Of tierrico held a. the Cuut House
II 81 and Monday the 18th day January,
William IL Peasants
and guardian OF EiEaeeh i. Peasants Marsa
p,ei-du< nus rieaaats. Henrietta C. Peasants Har.
Pe:s- I.ahch PlcaSels. and Thomas Syddenhn1n
" which sud u..ty W, Ez4 4bcih A. and Thomas
laCs undt! the year., who
j - ne sid C:,es n Ptasa:.t., heii friend
Plsin,iTs.
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u. ll. WOOGSON. c.

Rules held the Clerks office Circuit
Cnr OF buckingham county Monday, hs 9TH day OF Ian
Try, 1859:
Willis r. Bocock, for john II Stra:tnn. Plaintiff:
a-rr Booker Bernard C. Booker Mary Booker Philip A. Boil
ft ustcc for :Ge Mary Booker. Nathaniel Norris Samuel
s and Chare- Irving. Si-rl OF Hue snsham defendants.
oa ,n nuucion 10 njn Iesain tie defendant Charles Irr
j >n"Fi and The d.!claGt T. A. BOILING Tor The deen
D. Mary ooscs III defendants Nathaniel and Morris, from
% way ~ par'lns with money effects which have. or
- oe % n" hanis ~ either o !hcm belonging The edlnf
ger b"ter B.ntCG & Booker Mary Booker and especially
sSfsia IA. said Nathaniel and Samuel Morris from paving
" 10 n. sheriff t The sa Sheriff from parting with paving
~ Al" or'icn ~ the m recovered by the sal! 7. A. Boiling.
e q Mrs iocr The said Nathaniel and Samuel Morris
NJ IL 5oni, the April lSS, the Circuit
" "uI; u buckingham ua the further order Of the Court;
" ei.n'aGs Bernard G. Booker and Mary Booker having
es hclT appearance. aud appearing by the affidavit the
@ IA; tn. inhabitants of lis State On the plaintiffs
i oIcc taa ;aey the said Bernard Booker. Msry
'i 10 81 pear wIi month aet !ue pub Of this
90 MA Is protec: their ard that
e :n order olxi,h inserted III newspaper.
In the cry Richmond, ur our weeks succcestively,
80 Al 1c :Ion door OF Court IIou:e OF this County,
~ Lay .: IT, cuu"ty Cuui,.
ACNpy--ies,r r. ELDkIDGC. L. c. c.
=. Is WV
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,' y k"hc'is and lanc Frances. hi- VIE, Defendant
10" "c o. 'a the ich BY the de-
oie estate OF A!chtad Mciaurlne deceased an!
~ ;oi c size oil Jack aud Nancy: ard If they a
.L b an the proceeds OF the sale Of the said
- ihen 10 be EXCLUDES. participation IN ke division of
goes n,'rsn,en by Joe! > Jones Pauna Mclaurine
e. att hG sei negroes DC Gvicd equally the
@ :lal the Slaves ewIs. Nuc; aud Ncuil1 equally
"r'n,c th-U Ana appearing by al'dayi that tho d.rud
7 AZ rc<icrn 49, he JaIat. If
PER- Attorney ordered ha the dppea.
Mn "e month alter cue puhlica iis do that IL
eEsaiy :er and order be published
Fee III uuircr
swsfapcr published the Richmond. a:
door nc Cnu House Of county IN. frs, day OF
,c next Court hcopy-Teste
Jan lo-cGiw u, B. wOOHSDN C
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~ C,5IslT FOn AUGUSTA COUNTY, NJ

Rs" Atkinson VS. T,:n,unl r. naowars admir-. The 'amu
e. same lc Johr Seahtuuk. &r Ann Bailey vs.
Inn, zcs Nary Bain'- ain William ain jena BocS'
,,on .ahc,! B ye. &c The .tEr vs. Inc same J"hh
E,,.v. Enos a.t, !oy Da.I Bel William Bells e1ors sa
I,r., tiyton Charles an! James bale,
.. A. GEORGE stlcns. .xors W,i.n Brown vs William
VI ata-s amr lanes B'SGs eI"1 vs. ChrisofheE C!atSe
J. Inr B.cksexor's George 5 keansdy. William brown
Va VILLAIN ADAMS john CaaG !cs Msss ii McCue John
Coo re. ais W.!an ll.e George A Co!ncts aanr vs.
Vii Tuu.n,>,i.s ,:m'r John "a ;la ,a!eninc Miller
psvi. La.dw, ls a JOS aown Niiam Caru'he cLn
JJna P,z-,s aiur Isaac tara!hcrs william McCfoT
e a.l~ Mar; L. Cater William I Cali Ma
:. c hor. ",eG tnare Cs!ar.e j I'm RGil
na amin HARRIS Jan BTGoss David Hays
corce W. Hlusscns vs lie iinih
Tx John H. truma: c1Grs Ssah HcrdnaE Robert
aI,i, rs AeIapdcr Baseiy n Hamilton ais John
aGInr Geo llancrts John T. Gitn Pce7 jones cro
a.. j. SIC D,ucars Kinney Geo Halo.
ErIzos ia. Fflzef Jr Same 81 Jaha Fra
J!-s Graham r; s.vs William Wilson. &c Joseph Gusut
Jpr,s il John Gl'io. vs. E!~arG Gan: ReGjamn
al. Robert G. Nch"asJ AeIander Humphreys admir-
~ ,uha. JOAN Haas admir- Jlmcs iys Jane Holmes
IS, an olme. adm JAcoa Dull vs. Joan IL Peck Hugh
n S4!nIe! knS Ths vs GEORGE Hyt,n
& rnori,s Rice. james Devef ct ais Adam ianee
e.! Jcaa Ransay aunt Jasn Dowe. heirs John
III, admir- William Etrle John McDousa.. ext, Ml.
IS atar William Mar-ha's rep
H. i, nry VIII Moore Major bowel. George Poases
H. J,hs n :.! exr- john Poase, &C. Robert Craw.
i. slnI W!,C! Prrsons c1r vs. Wiiam Nelson j. Jane
mas 4rT Jane keima. eira Colin and Jam. Ross
4n ia David RnwiArs heirs Clt.errne Rowland
S,.oraok Fucn Iarnin Stnar: jose
H. & W:.i,r Tshss Hudson York Isaac T.n6ie,
sv y ,n G!am. aia'r. William Tib:, Matthew ilaT.
Da >,i.'sc. Wiley loan Pi:ze ailn'r John
.Ic Nathaniel West ja,Ee, Brooks aGaa'r-
IL, iaac-. exrr. B-u)srnn Lewiss eI'r
81 oDe. proceedings aesn had III these for
lie 40t.e. Cop: -Te.ts.
Fs, s. ci, AiS. c KINNEY. c. C
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"A; rules 10 be CLERKS office OF the County
-ouf OF Buckingham Monday, tho 9th day Of January,