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Fau!kncr's majority


The following majnri,es from the different counties in
Governor Smiths district have been sent TO The Union from
reliable authority
AAJ 1RITIEs SSowpEN.n Culprper At Pauquier 40,
Alexandra 305, Fairfax lS-Total 4l0.
MAIoaITiEs SMlrH.-In Orange 100, Prince William
$50, Sputisyiv So Rappahannock l3O Stafford l5,
King George SIota 743
Smiths majority, as lar as heard from 333.
The Alexandria Gaz"tc gives reported maJores from
every county in the district, eccting VIM Smith, Esq. by
l0l majority.
The following Democratic members Of Congress from
Virginia certainly elected viz: Messrs Bayy, Aison,
Goodr Caskic, Bocock, Powell Edmondson, McMullen,
KidwelI, Faulkner Le,chcr and VIM. Smith.
The Kanawna district TO hear from. Late letters induce
believe that the Whg intcrope cannot sneak in but
either a Snodgrass Mr.. Lewis will be elected, thus
curing the whole delegation In Congress.
A despatch from Lynchburg says that Boyd has received
500 ority six counties of the South west and fears
his election
wHExLrso, May 27.-Steenod (Dem) for the Senate, has
from 200 To 300 majority in this city, and s elected In
tho district Aessrs Gay and Campbell (Whigs) elect
ed 10 the House OF Delegates
THE LEGISLATURE.
As hear the Of the changes in the Leg
saturc stands thus:
DEMocRATic GASs:-Henrico, |; Augusta Senator and
members; Loudoun, !; Rockbridge p Wheeling Sena-
tor; Albemarle, lin all Q.
DEMOCRATIC LossEs:-Fau9nIer Senator and mem
bers; Cupeper, !; Jefferson ?; Meckenbug, Senators
Clarke, Il Bedford Senator and member; Amelia, lin
all H.
ROCKBRIDGE REDEEMED FROM FEDERALISM
For CDngress-Letcher 1854; Maupn 695. Letchcrs ma.
jority 359.
For Commissioner Of Public Works-Graham 926 Price
Sl2 Graham's majority ia.
House of Deegules-TayOr s43; kirkpatrick s26; Lcckey
$50; Moore Sl3
Two precincts be heard om which, If any thing will
increase the Democratic majority.
POWHATAN.
Gentlemen Il send you by this days mail report of the
several elections in this county, far as heard ron
| Commissioner Board OF Public Work51'hos. Fl. Daniel
DEM ll6 Thos. j. Boyd, whig 81,
| For Cnngress-Wm. o. Goode dem. l2+ Vim. e. Flour
nuy dem, 5; VIM G. Scott, whig, 72; Wyatt Cardwcll
whig d.
State Senate--Wn. OLD, dem. l2 V. Markham whig
&c.
House OF Delegaes-Edward S. Brown, dem, lSs; Good
rich Wilson, whig, II.
Precinct at CIarkes mill not fully heard from. Brown
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MECKLENB
CHARLOTTE.
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Hancock elected Senator bya majority of 80.
SUSSEX.-HEsRy PREcIScT.
For Congress Mllson 81, Chamblss2
House of Del.gates-L. W. Mason II, w. Weaver 8, J.
billiard =
STONY CREEK PRECINCT.
For Congress- Millson 81, Chambiss H.
House OF Delegates-Mason !, billiard Is, Weaver ~
Brown r.
Commissioner Of Public Works-Danic 49,
AMELIA s. NOrTOWAY.
To the Editors of Tho Wing We just heard from al
the precincts in Amriu and Nottowny and, although th
official returns received it is believed they will no
Amelia and 36 in Nottoway. Yours, &C.. L. NJ.
We have certainly heard from all the precincts as follows
Amelia Court House, Bottoms majority 80; Balons
Cross Roads l. Bottoms majority 81.
punrville, Epes's majority l5i Amelia Springs Epess
majority Is Epes's majority 40.
Epcss majority in Amcia 5; in Nottoway So hpess
majority in Amelia and NottowaY 80.
HALIFAX.
To tuc Editors of the Whg send you the result oi the
clcc ction So far as heard from w
Mount Carmel only remain be heard FROM which, togeth
e cannot increase the Whg majority more than making
in all 244 Il. Logan elected to the Senate Claiborne
and Moj1rs The House Of Delegates
Boyd said 10 be ahead in the county, for Commsslone
u 'O"1 ESSEN AND KING & QUEEN.
H. r. Il. Ganrtt, Dem. elected BY about lOO mnJont!
over Roane distribution Denocrat;]
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
Snowden 644 Smith 339 Majority for Snowden 3O5
Thomas 63l; Williams 3l6 Majority for Thomas 3la
Mckenzie SO; Stuart 2s7. Majority for Mckenzie 253
FAIRFAX
We have the following from this county:
Fairfax CounT HoUsE.--Smith SO; Snowden Isl VIVA
lev l3l Powell 63.
BARErTsI 4 RoAns.--Smilh So; Snowden So; Whaley 55
Powell 65. ,o
Drancsvile reported majority for Powell OF TO-
CExTsEvILLE. Whaley has reported majority Of 5o.
WEST ESp-Snowdcn "a; Smith Is; Thomas 6b; William
81; Nhaley 5o Powell 81; Armstrong iu flce os. tut Do
tax 81 against 81.
Al Hal's tabout sundown) Snowden 81 Smith 10, Con
cress Thomas AZ; State Senate. WhaIcy 34 Powell II
Delegate. -
Snowdens majority in Fairfax county, said 10 be is
Whaey, iWhis) elected to The Legislature.
FAUQUIER
Snowden majority 70. .., n,,;
gan)
PRINCE WILLIAM.
OccoavAS-The following is the official vote at this pre-
cinct: 80
| Armstrong 90 for Board of Public Works
Snowden 81; Smith %, for Congress.
Atkinson 33; Brawner 3d. for State Senate.
Howlson "a: Sinclair 81, for House OF Delegates
Smiths reported majority about 5uu
JEFFERSON.
The following is the result 10 Jefferson county:
For Congress -goteer SlSi Faulkner $40.
For Board vi Public Norks-AtmstIong 4Sl; VIM I
Wo. ,hins ton (not canddae) 80.
For House OF Delegates Whig, $40; Gibson
Whiy 9os; BeIer Dem. SIT; Sewers, Dem, 649.
MADISON
The vote of Madison is as follows:
For Congress-Powel 69s Moscley 95. Po~eTs ma
I,ri.y 500. .e, pi
For Commissioner OF Public Works-Graham COS; fflc
ISI Grahams majority 476. az, v;
For House of Delegates James l. kenper 4's' Aio'''
u. Newman 399. kemper's malonty %
rr,-ros purcrsc--Smith, 81; Snowden, rs brawnfi
;j Brown, So Hooe, .; Commissioner o' fuo'c "''A'
Graham, 10.
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EIpGISIA.-Al Circuit Court Of the City OF Richmond e'
h Court ouc lh. said city ON TMesiay Fchtua

NpGISIA.Al Circuit Court Of the City OF Richmond, het
h State Court House the said city, on Tuesday Fchfua-
!S,l&a:
El,.ae Jones. James Jones' Edward r. Jones, Richard
W l Archibald jones' Victoria A. Jones, Caroline A. Joes
fheT and friend the SAID Elizabeth F. Jones A. vaughan
ad Lucy IN; Ieph McCar,y and Kebecca w hs wife and
Jacob b'Sn anu s"t"" y h'> "ie, Pitis
Jesse Sueal, Sheriff OF uulY Of lleurco a ~
uy the said Snead, aud ac"s A!n.raraor , s, E
sa,! Henry Junes. deceased. l,cC,a
rpsn.id by rounse this day filed hcir bill the lsied
ak! panurs, by counsel, replied senerai'y
And tereupon cause being ckec by Consent of the rar
by their COUNSEL by like conscno be heard The said
M with reciicaun thereto and argued by counsel, ON
so4urraon whereof Court doth adjudse orer ad ,a
defendant Snead, late Sheriff o the County, OF lcnrco
defendant Philip Jones' his deputy ard acting administrator
aforesaid DO render further account =" inc upon
.s said Edward Henry Jones deceased o. the matter
heretofore rendered 10 Inc .enera "u
vrshia the Commissioners Of mis oult VINO
directed and report The same toge,her Hth any ma.
sss secay stated deemed pertinent oy mse, S vi
aer directed iaSmg the said account 70 aplh II s
Place ior re'tH. of debts demands against he sam Gu
"arI n Jones deased his estate any suen aeoss ., W
be- ana before the said time 10 post noee OF soC
anu al h ion door Of the Court House OF inc ooutl oi
hss o s Cnyc Rrhmond the rs day OF Two successive
seh ihe SAID said Commissioner IL further direct
40 70 rte and such evidence anu proofs az
esa os'"e HIM behalf OF the plans or my OF lns'
que aies who may appear before him Claiming 10 D m
NE estate the lid Edward Henry Jones' deceased as
distributes Ieeatees and generally 70 enquire
. AMI TeIr upon the rights OF such plaintiffs ana ohc
~ mat behalf In doing which The SAID CominissiohG'
hoice Of the time aud place appointed lor ths Eocet u
manner previously mentioned directed be
AMI the said further directed notify all par
ma N the sand procecdinsso TO appear before hum at The
t n place. "hc appointed an aforesaid h2 publishing
ays Of the newspapers published IN The city
~ noi Ali which The said Commissioner will examine, stale
a! reror to the Court with any matters specially aia'sd
pertinent by HIMSELF required BY any Of The parties TO be
'-''' a hr0y-Tcsir: u. RObiNSON, CLERK
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EliOM I'll PASO

The Union rc!aIa private letter. received from clia-
ts source in the Southern part OF New Mexico, under date
Of April T whic. thai the Anerican Consul in Chi
Euahaa Mr. Riddles arrived at Fort Fillmore, forty miles
above RI asu day before bearing dispatches ou Iii
as the Governor Of CAiuhua 10 Gov Lane The day be-
fore Mr. Riddles left the city Of Chihuahua rias had made
forced loan upon three o the principal propelors OF that
region Of S20O0O and ne was I" Start on or about The Oh
ulimu for Paso with 600 troops Dates up 10 the 18Th nl-
limo have been received from the source but they con-
tain no further intelligence.
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RAIL ROADS-THEIR IMPROVEMENT FOR SAFE
' TRAVEL.

The many sad accidents which are occurring almost aay
in our country raisayS cnand that some eicen means
IN M, in opcratiOu cneck the great sacrhce OF human
~, IN The roads: and The ruin u So much property lhe
rail o,! ridcy crteHatng throughout Our cohh'y
and uul.ss i'm their plan and construction we ca ehshre
Iv n IN. ma shall he only increasing Tue eEi
and irinn with human life The fearful speed no" attain
I'd on rail roas ADDS the risk run ny the passchG
c,sc cf meeting any obs;rmcon however silgh' "hch
woud cause the wheel 10 fy hc track Inc cTPoSea state Oh
these roads make liable 10 HJuy and the iac!y OF
nroducinp ruin is strong temptation 10 the unpHncpled
highwaynian. - 80 . ~ mol,
P.re oar rail road companies enter upon any nc" woFh
Of his Kind they sn0ad institute inquiry whether mere
IS any improred plan Of rail road lrtic combines Slfy
Irorsi win ccunc,ny Of construction Any plan when
wond rrc ana insure tic wheels from running oil me
rail under an. degree of velocity given lie tInn any Iah
which would be- Tree from the coEih'' dtt'Ne's
col,.inns Which rail roads mat VIII DO away
v th. necessity OF rad guards Signals SWITCHES, anu
snrh like a,cndcnccs; and last not icaSt pan "lc u"
moi r,s even EIocy .! the sum no" Pdia per mue On
nn n,.scn pIau of raj rna In the nam: o! suffering
community wc would urge that these Inquiries sncul or
n, and If there any practical plan OF Tdu roaa WHICH
n-om;s.s his immunity great evils these conna-
mes are bound 10 avail themselves o it, anl ian end T. le
sad record which almos, daily bi's the pages !" our
history -, ,h.-o is
Tnc undersigned can with confidence, gay mat theIe y
ion. Of semutIon !rn such evils by lie coAsun"a''.
md pericctiny plan o. rail road embracing d' N
sites Of sufety TO The irdreter .; s., ,bo,
I'm. ,ciis rail road will be soon st!cichhs ''9
81 i; rnsour country and sc security should DC gwen
rayci th1i uur people may reach ts distant tems". ~
a. ,no,r ,,put.s as there miles 81 distance ne -"
comoye engine which is To accomplish ihs aSsi.oc sp
- already ne.:eccJ ncc!s Only no pcriccnn9 " e
rail unnn which is travel this, as mas been S ne'oc'
| ;",' " w W. =; ,,nli.I,m.nt ROBERT MILLS,
Is near it' a"''s Engineer and Architect.
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yTHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

WHEREAS vacancy occurred in the judiciary n ms Cem
w nonweat by death Edward Johnston the Judge OF n'
Gre u, composed The counties CT nioe
Posahontas, Aeghany Boteourt ltoanoEe ana Craig ~
Therefore in conformity the sheriff oi each o Sau
es is hereby rlu hold election Thursday me u
meth ay of June the places prescribed by a" or
for The said fourteenth Clrc u supply the vacancy aforesaid
Gysn under my hand Cove and un"ef me seal o '
ionmonwe th 1t Richmond. this eleventh day OF May
Seal 1883 "a, ,o,,,soS
Governor: Jo'' 'oii-'.o''
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
OF VIRGINIA SIX PER CENT
DEBT :.

,j.lE HOLDERS OF THE FoLIoWNI. EI smsbc on N.
March, Si1 and afterwards within period mol ehcscp
~ tf,eeu years. that The Commissioners ne
;ry Fund" created By Of the General Assembly OF NT
asscd The 26h March, s53 Will proceed on Tue isl
August redeem the sand cerI ates at The treasury
% Commonwealth aforesaid The holders OF said eeTt'hca;es
r oured on the said s day OF August surrender
~ al the Office Second Auoor and "hether surrender
q er mo-, the interest thereon viii cease On that day:
s.' ~ IA In name issued. AMOUNT.
N m
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SurroLK-Mlson, dem, 49, Chambllss, "hig, li-; Dan
ieI DEM. rs; Boyd, l3.
State Senutc--Arthur, dem, II; J"dan. 81.
House Of Delegates -Riddck wh;s 79 Starke, dem. -
ISLE OF WIGHT.
CAansvILLE-Milson, dem. lU9i ChambIss, "hg' 90
Daniel DEM, 96.
State Sena,e-Arthur DEM, IS J. NJ. jordan dem, 81
House of Delegaes-John A. jordan, dem, 81; a "
MOODY DEM. 5S Watson P. jordan, whig, 80.
A, The close OF the polls Chuckauck Sarke, democrat
led Riddick, whg, 10 votes for House OF Delegates
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

Nrw yo,v Nav 29-Tne steamer Arctic, win aa'ss IA
;v,nnn Il, The 18Th Nav arrived to-day accn'u's :
-, ,r n,n,,iops GOTTEN in liverpool vas !rn'' "l,o 81
;,,r-,vt, tendency Sales OF last ihTre Gays "i.oH'o "
~ mn halls Trade in Manchester mfo'ins. IN
sois IlS zoos Owing Whi,sun'i. holidays ou. ~.
-. was doInp in the markets. Efeadsuiis were fa':
IivernooI Wednesday Cotton s ii'm win 'ni! "''1
nrrss Sustained The les probably seven honsana ;,
On the l4ih Nav Coffee was very acii'c' '"' s1'>'
'T hs "o, arr, bnss iJ passengers Among them are
G.. Rivcs and Commodore ;'ueA. 80, ,,t,r,d 10 ic.
steam soop PEGniN .! i.iVerp,,oi 'a7 'e' ~
part 10 search OF Sir Jhn FrahNi'. = on E,uss.,.
p,s,,iI ,hc Socialist has been ordered 10 qu ~ .
.ho Cnnt nj Mad! aie said 10 be greatly r a.
sana,,r Sapes appointment Minister To Maaiid. l"'
The TurSSh difficulty is in course OF Satisfactory
G, Gaoc Of Hope advices that all The hostile chiefs
have submitted. , =, Iixeroo0l has been
TIA inss is about f6O0 000 More trouble mas occur
red at Milan The military have been o'seisa aa OF "i 600 bales
, havsI h IoarS prices Orleans s0i 96 80; Upland al
50 10 90f. 81. c,,.o, At slf a. and
S4S lO0
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ny T;{E GOVERNOR OF THE COMMON
WEAI TIL OF VIRGISIA-A PROCLAMATION:

having received by OF the destruction BY
FIRE of III. Court OF the County OF Fauque therefore,
Ion JonIu Governor Of the said Comt onweah pursuant tt
M nnvis,on Of he statute 10 issue this my poea
hereby eslsntns c Basement OF the Metodis Eplsco
val Chrc Soh Culpepe street in the town OF WarTenton
s and the County Cous Of saio county
shall be uu, suitable building shall be erected Tor SUCH
Courts according 10 law. :,
up. ny han Governor and under the lesser seal OF e
lSEAL Jos JOHNSON.
ne N. Governor GgonGg MuSFoRp Secretary Of the Com.
m1aHeaih. MAY o-eon
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CRY or wAsHrSGroS, May, i735.
To the Editors Of Me Enquirer:

IALlFAN .. H., NV % TS'1o'
Gentlemen Allow me, through your paper, ~ 90 m a.,
of iusIice 10 one Of our bcs most Tespcc anu
ci,;zsns Thomas Young Esq. Al our April County Couf.
The Democratic: parry held meeting, daring Which among
.'.ssi l',,ss - , v,iad for was Mr. Young. Serenity
& ,,ss nr cast ana distributed among five sencsn
placed It has ,os;..j ossa 'ats Of sa sn ii sho"a 'na
i'u,s -, 49, ,r.d ,oubLe that number ut votes. !lcno
p,,ns Eaa mutual friend Mr Young and myself a.,
reeed my attention his error an no o1o A. ,arsS a; iee To
me the pleasure all ,ried by an oIH':",'y - w
M'. ouhs' WILLIAM N. HOWERrON.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, :,

KlChmOhd May ,
es Interested the foregoing decree are hereby notified
& G office city Richmond tho 18th day ~
Al ~ O'Clock, M The evidence necessary TO ena
M r"rtom The required by said and a ced.
Henry Jones hereby also noslned al.
n lime and place, ani present their claims against ine
The s sai drcedent, with The evidence 10 sustain
M,vi- WM. F. DAVIS, Coninr
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Ro JOHNSTON. Audi Public Accounts 1as comms.i'"
:. II. PARKER, Register. ), { ss.g ~.
GEO W MUNFoR6, Sec'y Commonwealth } Sinking tE'a.
rI-fi
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The Complete IPorkS Of Samuel Taylor Coierdge, Edt-
ed by Professor Shedd; Neu Yosk-Haper Brolters--
From Harrc!d Murray have the fifth volume Of this
elegant edition Of CocrdgGs Works. II comprises tho po
cts "leraty remains: collected and edited b. Henry Mel
son Cortidgc h!ch consists chiefly OF notes am! com.
enIs religious works read by the author that reflect his
own theological opinions and religious sentiments They
give us The impressions Of an extraordinarily logical and
gifted Mind previously trained 10 the consideration OF
curF,e
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CONCERT AT THE THEATRE.

Several young gentlemen OF this city, OF acknowledged
musical talent have formed Ethiopian troupe, under the
title ilcn'S Minstrcs" and will give thci! first Con-
cert tonight the Theatre. The leader and managcr ol
this band Mr. A. ALLEN is we'll known in this comnnn.
IT, where he often given evidence Of his capacity TO NIL
the position to which he has been assigned The in
slrumen ai ana vocal music of AcR's Minstreis will be
Of high order while the jokes aad "ss puns ami poetry
waggcries and vagarcs sharp sayings and sarcasns Will
come spontaneously fountain head where there Is an
ncxhaust!r supply The Virginia Nigec" in all his va
red udcs and pecuarilles singing dancing and c"nvcr-
sing will be represented 10 The very life All our citizens,
yourg ant old should palronizc this Concert the priv.
!ege OF enjoying good laugh 10 say nothing OF Tie rst
rac music will be worth four times the price OF ticket
Go ryoody, and take your families.
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" o''ioH, SIZE was rIIcca supporter u! stavC-y; and
sue compelled her people pay nearly two millions OF
POUNDS sieng millions dollars, support slave
~ IN The "es indies and reduce the labor Of free people
III Tue East lndcs par with that OF slaves. Haze is
paom inmi ron thr braincss culosiums of British phi
ahlopy in lie abolition Of slavery England never abel
s'cu slavery in the West Indies until size compelled by
tae pressure unavoidable State necessity 1t not
an act Of ph;nhfopy but II compusion, growing Of
her niqntous policy In 1923 The general assembly Of the
island Of Jamaica voted an address the King In which ii
was sad that "a million Of people, and hundred millions
OF property siahtd the issac Of that address that
unless their remonstrauccs heard, tho glcy Of his
crown might be second time dmmei by the loss Of his
Islands in the Vest adding that they chad not lost their
loyalty though on The verge Of destruction" In order 10
SHOW what es" islands taxed for by The home govern
mcni, we will mention the fact that The British eeward
ISLANDS OF The West Indies etoHed the House OF Com
mons the lUh Of Juar c the year. for redress
aghIEs! tuXDon which had educed the people the low
cs degree oi misery These immense wholly
10 pay pcnsCasi and upon the pension list that tine
were fire natural daughters of the Duke of Clarence AT
81 2O cach making c!ercn thousand and one hundred dg
lars per ana for the supper, Of the bastard children
single British uObcman And such is the character Of the
ancieE" aboltionccring "nooity which is now caress
Ing Mrs Harriet Bccchrr Stowe, the "cmae aboli;ionis
Of the United States. Such the abolition chapter OF Eng
ania record only OF !nsincery, hypocrisy lust, tyranny
and every abomnaiiuu We respectfully invite Lord John
Russell and Lord Pulme.ston their eyes upon iha,
black and damnng chapter Of British abolition when they
parties with old women gossip about slave
~ in Southern States.
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Tie uaign itars that private Letter nom Prs has been
received il! New York which sIlcs that General 81 Ar
G,ud Minister q. Wl assls5inled BY General Cor
ncmene aid ds camp ol the Emperor III The lnpea! pre-
-encc i'fr assassin had been arrested
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rv,w, RAIL ROAD HANDS WANTED.
~ NJ W NORED MEN will find employment on III. Blue Ridge
sl,, " and Tunhei III Virginia. where liberal will be
ApmIas &. CRUZET,
---@-o-Slm Chief Engineer Blue Ridge Rail Road.
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Court Tie C:ty Rchnond the lit day OF May 1888;
lam. w psxnn Plaintiff:
Sirnucl Allied Penn Oiway u. Bradiute and Ni'a
n luc,. nd Maria his VIII. uthe Defendants.
subject III. assets OF the estate OF Va
wilson hands OF the defendant Maria
Biiute, his Administrative. the payment OF the painlhs de
n2n! and compel contribution on th
pa distributes sad Dd vidson Bradute deceased
rrG,on Of assets IF tha estate OF I'M
!ecede repecIivey received by them for their benet
sufficient satisfy the painu sdehG and any ol then
,und contribute subec the reveroIdry Interest
su'h pwer held by The said defendant Nara b. Brad
!uGr affidavit having been made and the
AIMED residents ts Common wealth. The sal" csendah
"s appear Rules pc holden the CLERKS hce
2: The said Court Monday n July next, anu do wn1
.s:-.s.gy ,,sct iT!eir Interests in IES .uit . -
way ir-cn.w A Acopy-Teste: EUS. ROBINSON, Clerk
KGISlA.-A nrid i'll the Clerk Once OF me Sir'ui
J.r.,r (:,,ii,n " Plalnl
-,
E.iUa E4set ard ais, peeh'ihr
Th- sc have appointed new trustee, ~ ,n
place Adams and John Van Lewwho have departed hi
HE deed executed 10y Hilary baHet ah'
S ard Lew, for the benefit 0! John Adams d
edvr hayae and filed that The a6o'e
!. Commonwealth, The said defendant is nor.
he'd appear The Rules holden in the Clerks once OF I'M
'atCon e Mundar July next and DO whal rs heeesa
!: proIcc. his interest in this A copy-Tcse.
Nay !U-csiw EUo ROBNSoN Cieik.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-31

The Maryland Legislature have authorized hc city Of
Bainore guarantee 81 600 900 Of bonds OF The Cunaels-
vile Rail Road Company; thus securing direct connection
with Pshurg They have also incorporated the Baltimore
and Liverpool Steamship Company. This important scheme
o. direct trade will Uc cOGSummacda:d Baltimore
will again take The lead OF Virginia. which has thrown away
such good opportunities Of establishing di'cc, intercourse
between Europe and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-31

/ mAsM ERS.l 900 bushels Clay Cow Peas the best
oi tie land yet discovered for the sale
Nj, ,ire,W JNO WOMBLE & co.