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MEETING IN AMLIA COUNTY.

At an adjourned meeting o. the Southern Rights AS
ISOLATION OF the county of Amelia Thursday the Goth
of January, held at Amelia Cart House, Mr.. Lewis +.
Harve being Chairman and samuel 5. Weislger Secre-
tary, Lewis E. Harve was elected President, and John
F. Wiley lst, VIM. F. C. Creepy I'd, Samuel s Weisger
80, Fernando Fanar 4th, andWm. Ii. Pollard 9th Vice
President and Dr. W. j. Chatham Secretary, and Geo.
Wythe Tinsley Assistant Seetsry
The following cOnditionsof membership were then
adopted unanimously by thlarge assemblage present
The members Of this AssoatioA pledge themselves to
use all their influence and pgOnage in such manner as
will best secure, for the cOumpuon OF the people oil
Virginia. the substitution otrtices OF Southern manu-
f4cture and goods importedrom abroad direct TO the
South for articles of NOrtlrn growth or manufacture
and goods imported by theOr;hern people or through
the Northern States and sne0urage ana prefer mer-
chants engaged in the ssef Southern and foreign goouS
imported direct those sehg goods procured from or
through the Northern stae.
The members of this Association further pledge them
selves as far as PRACTICABLE TO purchase their supplies,
including wearing apparelor themselves and iamlles oil
Southern goods, or good imported by our own mer-
chants direct to the South
Col VIM. J. c. GregOrpfered the following resou-
ton, which was adyocateand sustained warmly anG en
Enthusiastically by Col. Grory, aud by Aessri Wiley,
Wesger, Farrar and the hair and adopedby acclama-
lion and with entire unarnity
Rssotvsd That II Is epedient AID proper Tor the
State of Virginia TO respo the invitation OF the state
of South Carolina, comm1cated by her Commissioner
in person. and appoint Commissioners on behalf oil our
State TO meet and confer th such other Commissioners
Gs may be appointed TO present the other southern
States.
1t was then ordered rat the above proceedings be
furnished to all the newspapers publishedn the cities Of
Richmond and Peersburaor insertion in those Journals
Evils Z. HARyIE, Pres't.
WV. G. CHEATHAM, seS
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The following patriotic sa5 statesmaa-lae letter was
addressed by Non. A. H. H. s,sast 90 the Committee Of
Iaotauoa foe the Bae Peytou festival To- Philadelphia
RICHMOND, Va. Jan. IL, 1850.
Messs Hylry T. Carey, aud others Committee Of inv.
o. Ron
tsArl4sy-l have LAD the honor to receive your IA
vor st Che 4 inst. iaylng me 20 a complimentary DIN
rcf Gee Hon BaiIe Peytgu, % De given iu Ph.'ade
ra the tll u.t You state thak the object Of the
festival b. ts0-i0i FIRST recognition qf the public
services Of Mr. Peylou, IN consistently adyoeadua Tue
great industrial interests Of the people and next az
means Of bringing together men Of position and iuhl-
s,-e from different sections OF our country in
order that they NAV unite Ia such expression Of sen
ti.aent a. VII tend 20 promote peace aud good viii
throughout the Union.
Cordially eoneurring a. DO, 10 both she objects con
teupla'ed Il l. Of unfeigued regret that NV d.
rs In The senate OF Virginia Of suck character
90 sender il improper Cor 70 be absent az this paTdcu
49, lunctufe I an thsrsiOrs, mOst Reluctantly obliged
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HOMICIDE OF DR. SHEPHERD, AT COLUMBUS
mississippi
From "a Yirqinia Sentinel, Jan.

From the Virginia Sentinel Jan "A.
We saljoin the article below, giving the account of
the homicide Of DR.. Shepherd OF Columbus, Miss Dr.
Shepherd the nephew Of Thompson Shepherd, gen.
teman residing Orange Court House Va Dr. Shep-
herd formerly resided in Texas and held the position Of
Secretary of the Navy under General Houston in the
time of the Texan Republic. He the special friend
Of Com Moore Of the Texan Navy, indeed was held in
high esteem by all who knew hun
The LATE HOMICIDE CoLUgBUs kIss.-We learn
from friend that Thursday evening Dr.. Shepherd
of Columbus Mississippi shot at that place by Mr.
James Blair The facts of the to be these
Some time during the first of the week there agent
of Northern mercantile house in Columbus who was
suspected by some Of being connected with the John
Brown can and having lett tho for day two his
trunk searched in biz absence BY Ar. Blair who up
opening the trunk, picked up copy Of letter to
a friend, which commenced by saying shat it
all right with him aud tho Brown family :" then
Nr. Bair's excitement was reported to have been
very great at this disclosure, and be threw the
letter down, confident that he had detected him. A
bystander picked up the letter and upon further peru
al discovered that it breathing verv different sen-
ments from those OF blood and treason or in other
words they discovered that tho Brown family" in qucs-
ton not that OF OsslvOtome but tho family Of
old Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, who had certain daughter
that had capVated the unfortunate drummer; then fol-
lowed overhauing OF the correspondence OF the
fortunate swain, which resulted in very interesting
Developments in the way Of soft sentiments. At this
juncturc of affairs Dr. Shepherd up and pronounced
the procedure outrage; Mr. Blair then replied With
curse saying that il he took sides with Northern agents
he better than OF them. Shepherd then told
him that he would have to for his remarks or
something to that effect short time after this Shep-
herd to the Drug store OF Blair with walking stick
but did not 20 in while Blair remained in the house with
doublebarreled shot gum and the day after he remain
ed out Of town apparently 10 avoid meeting with Shep
herd but Shepherd watched hi. movements, and when
coming out OF the tavern from supper on the second
night after the words passed. met him and CON-
menced Gaming him with his walkng-stick, whereupon
Blair drew his pistol aud shot him three times Shepherd
continuing him until he fell dead. Shepherd is
reported TO have been very brave man, who gained
considerable reputation in the Mexican for bravery
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We are requested TO state that the committee appoint
81 20 receive The statue Of Henry Clay, viii meet at Ne
ehauics Hal this morning at To o'clock. The Directors
Of the Association are invited to meet them there The
statue viii be- removed from Rockets Il o'clock, TO-
ward, Mechanics Institute The old friends and adni-
rers OF the renowned aud beloved patriot and the public
generally, are invited 20 attend and aid in the removal
Lst US receive with fitting honor that which is TO speak
20 postery Of our devotion to tue name and memory Of
Henry Clay.
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The Law 81 searehIns Ships.

W. F. Mann, ESQ, prominent citizen Of PasQuotank
county y C.. has come 20 Richmond as bearer of Pc
tl3u, very numerousy signed by the citizens of North
CAROLINA aud Norfolk praying The Legislature of Virgin
ia to repeal the vesse' Inspection Law" so far as APP
p.e1bl, 20 vessels owned in North Carolina; or to in
ue in the provisions Of the law vessels owned in yir-
@ so as to place owners in the adjacent States on
an equality in regard to the law alluded to. The desire
of our North Carolina friends to be exempted from the
operation of laws intended to bear on the nesrosteang
-asa- of the North seems rational and right, and
we hope me Legislature will promptly extend to them
.le ueghbory courtesy they solicit. The matter will
probably be brought to their attention to-day.
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A CARD.

SOUTHERN BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY
A'ths people ofihs South have generally s,,,rn,..
in'ie h'reaer' when making heir purchase. In
erH '"gnefnld 9o'. and This resolve Ia, ri,,a n. %
tina, their Bot and sHoE M,Suylcropr-on. a, pas.
cty-vA' established In is23, BY Ms.sn. Cook q.
subsequently, CONDUCTED BY Mr. Peter coos With -, va
Hill Afterwards associated. Originally esndu,,,. " i
scale, the manufacturing department Of the bu.n. s
creased from year to year. and Is our purn,, srh
still With experience Of thirty on. ~
by the 'enlor partner, and from the hat both
nru born and raised Ia Richmond rs Ar.
will be able to meet The expectations Of all Who d,r.
durable and we'll made SOUTHERN Boors and su.,. VESs
and 90 ACCOMMODATING terms ALEx HILL 4 On
ja2f Ma ,,,,,
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u0N. w. \. II. SIM. or NORTH CAROLNA.

4. tlt E4ttur OF me ID htI-
Sir-Seeing a notice this morning in one of your
city papers that the Black Republicans seek
INK for, aud making great exertious find out whether
tic member from the First Congressional District Of
North Carolina Hon. VIM. \. Il. Smith, had ever been
Nao,- Nothing" to be able TO withdraw the sup
par. of the Democratic party from him, allow me, an
humble citizen of Mr. Smiths District 10 saw that am
personally cQuainted with him, have known him for the
las, fifteen years was delegate to the Congressional
y.n-entiou and voted against the nomination of Mr.
smith Cu the ground land the only one that he not
a Anon. N0tsH,. J being then and nor one OF that
stamp. There Is not more highminded man, pure
christian and talented gentiemaa living within the bor-
ders OF North Carolina and, since his nSmo has been
spoken Of for Speaker, not Democrat In my county
aud there are very strong Oues has any objection
u as Sling that office and 10 fact favor it, if they can
not get cue Of their stamp. Being opposed TO Mr.
Smiths nomination, sad seeing that the Black Republic
eans trying do him great Injustice is the cause
o. lhs communication. II Mr.. Smith should be elected
speaker The House Of Representatives wiz never uaye
had more honest upright and impartial one, aud one
Iha1 Wiz reject honor upon the body that elected him
fosrs respectfully, WEN
Qi PssSSotank Co, n. Q.
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We publish below the detailed vote given on Friday

We publish below the detailed vote given on Friday
l4s.. ia the House of representatives.:
Tor Dr. SEergq1.-Messrs Adams Of Massachusetts,
Niri.h Alley, Ashley. Ba0bitt Beale Bingham, Blair
Blake B-aytOu, Bgthut0n, BuriugiIue, Buguhan, Bur
rolels Bltterbej Campbell, Carey, Carter Case Col
ty Couking, COrniu, CJyode, Curtis, Dawes Delauo
DseU Dunn Elg.rtou Edwards Eliot, Ely, FlruswOvth
F.u-on Ferry, Poster Frank, French, Gooch, Graham
Grow. Gsrrv Hale. Hail. Haskin, Helmeck, Hickman
fu.r3 Humphrey Hu,chin-, Irvine, Juuhiu Kellogg, OF
Michigan Kellogg of Illinois, Kenyon, kilhuger, Leach
Cd. Michigan Lee Louguecker, LOOMS LOveioy, Mars
Con- Mexican, Mcknight, Mcpherson, Mooreuead, Nor
..l Ns--, Oiu Palmer Pennington Perry, Petit POr-
t,- Potter. p0t,,e. Rice, Robinson of Rhode Island
wee schwartz ~ciEwic' Somes, SplUdug, Spinner,
y .a.oa Stevens. Stewart OF Fgnusy npDtu Tha-
r.r Tlel5er, T0upaius Train, Irmble Nandeyer, Van
MvrE. Ngrree. Wade, Wa,irOn, Walton NashUurn Of
Wisconsin WashJuru Of Illinois, WasAburn of Maine
Wells Wilson, Window aud Wooiruh-lo6.
Er V- >nih 1t NlTtt CT1iiHg-Nessrs Adams
Kentucky, Anderson Of Missouri, Anderson Of Ken
-..v AsbmOre Avery, BarkSdae, Barr Barrett, B0-
cock. Boubsm, Bote.er Boutsny Boyce, Brabson,
Branch Briggs, Br.st0w, Burcd Burnett Horace +.
Clark Clark of Missouri Clemens, CopJOn, Cobb, John
C1eh-aut Cooper Cox, Craig Of North Carolina, Craig
0 Missouri Crawford Curry, Davidson, Davis OF Mary
land Davis OF Mississippi Dclarnett, DimGlcS, Edmund
son. English Elerij-e, Florence F0uke, Uafue.t, Tar
t-er Gdmer Hamilton, UIrdeman, Harris OF Maryland,
Harris of Nirgiuia, HlttOu Hawkins, Hill, Hlndmau,
Houston. Hughes, Howard, Jackson, jenkins, Jones,
E.lt Hurka Lamar Laudrum, Larrabee Leach Of
Narth Carolina Lcakc logon Love- Mallory Martin OF
OHIO. Mas:a Of Virginia, Maynard, EcClernand MeRae,
Queen. Miles, M.i,oa Ail.ward, Montgomery, Moore
of Kentucky. Moore of Alabama Norris of Illinois, Mel
SON Niblack, NOEL Peudle,on, Peyton, Phelps Pryor.
Plsh Quarcs Reagan Robinson Of Illinois, kuin' kust
scott Sokes Singleton Smith OF Virginia, stevenson
Stewart of Maryland Stokes Stout Taylor, Thomas, IN
jsruood Vallandsham. Vance. Webster, Whitley,
WIaslow Woodson aud Wright--ll2.
For mr. C0rsiU-NeS,rs. Sherman, Morris OF Penn
sylvana. Scranton, and Wood
FOR pr B1cock-Mr. Holman.
For Mr. Clark, Of New YOrk.--Ar. Adrian.
For I'r. DIri,, of Iudiana-Mr Allen
FIR Nr. H0cU3-Mr Davis Of Indiana.
For Mr.. Tu,cs-Nr. Smith, OF North Carolina-l.
FIR Dr.. PeHuiagtoH.-Mr Nixon-l.
The House adjourned ill Monday.
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BACONsAND LARD.
rhe Cincinnati Priee Crrtnl. of 2sth. s.r,

has ruled sitter with improved demand for shipment
enquiry has not been active enough established
any but holders having asked the
somewhat unsettled There have several
tracts made for sides 70 be delivered month"; the
part month but the spot the may be
called RTH for Shoulders and for sides and Shoulders
and not Sides ready Tor delivery which H. npa the cause
Of the frmness ofthe market.
dragged dull Throughout, he Prime has been
extent TO- but buyers have conended for
this and the bulk Of the purchases have made
9l9s though strictly prime In tercs could time be
procured extent below Oc ksg has been held At H. but
l0J. Is the outside rate offered
Il hs. become subject Of general surprise that this article
dull and much neglected this season lOc whilst
last large speculative purchases made At II to To
this someWha dexpcable but It thought that
experience OF lsst years operations together ~h
great In the consumption Of coal oil and It's being ued
more generally instead Of lard oil for Illuminating puposs
produced ofconfience In the comparative value stch lard
has for past and induced dealers avoid
Specializing In IT,
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COMMODORE STOCKTON on THE ISSUES OF THE

The Commodore contends that the invasion OF Vir
GINA is the direct result of such teachings those Of
Theodore Parker from whose recent letter, dated at
Rome he makes liberal extracts and while eIcupating
the great body of the Republican party from RESPONSE
biity OF Browns acts still holds that that party has been
led by its masersprts' from stage of excitement
to another "unti It has reached that point in which
further advance must be the broken and dlsmem
bered fragments Of once glorious Union"
The Commodore then draws a horrid picture Of the
evils which impend over the South, thus
against these designs and results the South stands
one man on the defensiye-hey clearly perceive and full
" appreciate the impending dangers which fling their
awful shadows over the whole breadth of their beautiful
country. The horrors of St. Domingo tragedy threaten
TO make desoate their homes; drench their peaceful
plains with blooi-to light up their midnight kic5 with
the cona grafton of their cc3 aud plantation villages
and to convert their faithful and contened domescs
to incarnae fends inviting altcr rivers Of blood have
howed their own determination"
"Iu this defensive attitude Of the South he sayG: l.
for one viii stand by them a friend, to the last
gasp of my existence and if dissolution of the Union is
inevitable then would have the lines of separation
drawn along the Hudson and the lakes rather than the
Potomac and the Ohio. have doubt but that in such
an event the Northwestern States would unite with New
Jersey Pennsylvania and the South will stand by them
because they are right; | stand by them because
thew have the Constitution and the law on their
side. On these bulwarks We will plant our standard,
and defy the hosts of fanatics The questions issue
now between the South and the antsayery party seem
to be few but of great importance Tho South demands
that tie decision of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States shall be recognized as supreme law-that
the Fugitive Slave law shall be e1ecuted-and that they
shall be free to take their slaves into the Territories
which the common property Of the United States
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COMMERCIAL
OyrioE or TEE WHO, Jan. o. ioo'
COTTON TRADE IN NORFOLK.


The Norfolk Argus of Friday says
that the trade greatly increased
In Norfolk few months past During Last year large
Southern sold the receipts
shipments here for several months
vastly Since the opening the canals large number
this from planters who shipped
Northern markets by the Abemae and Chesapeake and Dismal
Swamp Canals and by the sabosd Road there have besn heavy
shipments merchants who fad ready sale for nearly Gil
grades.
The receipts Wednesday and Thursday summed nearly
three thousand bales the greater part Of which sold hereand
the number expected to Increase greatly and Norfolk
considered Of the greatest well and lumber
country perhaps the the coast between
New New Orleans excepting Charleston and Savannah
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

sap BUILDING INV YoRIUsuay 81 this season the year
the ship builders take the nsiory towards filling orders for
Of all sizes and descriptions This employment
thousand. Of vorkmen In the various departments Of bust
the bskne Of the ship yards communicate cheer
concerned but the facts Of the
present time Not solitary chip the any yard
city It's ycluty The prospect drec-
exceedingly dull ship builders say they
have In twenty known their trade to be inactive at
present-TfibuHe
HONB MADs CsISoLfyaWe examined yesterday variety o.
hoop skirts production Of hotneabor materials
manufactured this city They be and purchased
the auction OF Messrs whitehead Mclean and
the order Of the dayA very commendab.
the preference the skill genius and industry Of home folks
hope the ladies will Of this and ampfy their home
spun with homemade cnolIne.-Port.uoatt Transcript
PAPss MISuEACToRrThe fredericksburg Herald that
the whole amount o. stock TO the erection OF
factory that place and stocking with the requisite achnery
for operating has been subscribed Il will probably put
contract early In the spring
NoRToLE Providence LisB-Ths
Defo In construction for the line between Nor
FOLK and Providence L. IS rapidly approaching completion
aod expected that she will b. put the route about the d
die Of March
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Goodness Gracious Queen Victoria is again -, at
her time of life tool
The Petersburg Express is responsible for that-the
paragraph, not the Queens situation.
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A BURIED CRY AND rs TLEAsGREs,-fhe New Grana-
de- sraYo a-oitsaen having pretty well died out, the
restless seekers have taken it into their heads
that the old city of Port Royal which swallowed up
by earthquake in 1892, and over the ruins OF which
now dash the waters of the Bay of Kngsnn jamaica if
it's deuged sacres Nete explored would pay for the risk
and trouble and expense with untold gold Such an eI-
petition is already projected and, with marine armor it
is in range of modern possibilities that it will result in
something practical When the city sunken it was
large populoGs wellhuiIt and wealthy, and when the
earth opened and the of the enguphed it, it
became the coffin of thousands and in its ruins yet to
be seen in clear sunny day the vessel gdes over
the smooth waters Of the bay, and the houseops
aud streets of the gay metropolis Of the Island
ny its ruins having yet resisted the action of the waves
and wear of time there can be no doubt that great
wealth lies buried and is probably accessible to the ap
proach of modern arts and adventures More mproba.
bic expeditions have been started resulting in in
stances with success.-4BeV Orleans RuiietiR.
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IS 1T WISE TO RIsE

unAutsndcsted dyes when one thus endorsed ami
superior to all others In the quality Of The colors II D,,
tanablss
Sold everywhere, and applied By all Hair Dre..s, o..
D0Ro, No. Aston House, NeE York. i,ia
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THE RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,

NOV la Sixth Session. offers 20 the daughters Virginia
~ South best facilities FOR the requirement thorough
md finished education.
employs able and well tried teachers WHOM
are vengns OF them Masters Of UnIyeFy
extensive and complete being
young lady should study with the arranged
the University that elecons made and particular
studies, branches, pursued AZ pleasure,
Il invites comparison with the prominent sennae any
par. Of cur country.
Pupils are any time and charged only the
OF understanding They may geousy the
middle Of February when the Second Term begins.
Trims, (oSE HALF / ADyAScR)
Board including everything $50
French, Music, Drawing, &c, usual extra charged
A reduction Of OneJoarh TO ninsters
For catalogues, containing details, apply 10
ja8o-dGcim oHAs. II. WINSTON, President
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THs GANBLIxG HILLS OF WAsHIYGroY.-A correspondent
of the Hartford Post thus speaks of the gambling bells
of Washington
The gamblers is said have suffered severely by the
scarcity OF money here and several well known estab
shments reported nearly bankrupt. There are
about forty of these "hells," mostly Pennsylvania
Avenue in the vicinity of the National Hotel, al.
though 10 Hall (who succeeded Pendeton) has fitted up
house Wizards. Supper tables set nightly at
oil of Them good fare and choice wines attracting many
who are afterwards tempted to play. Of course the
bank" has great chances in its favor these establish
ments could not be supported, aud this is generally
known. But fascination for tho excitement with
hope of of good luck prompts hundreds to hazard
more or less.
Strange stories told Of those afflicted with this sad
mania of INDUCING in of the worst of vices prom
uent politician here, when appointed minister to
foreign court about ten years since actually lost his
outfit and first quarters salary the very day which
he drew 1t from the Treasury and had hard work TO Dor
row enough money to leave the country with Sena-
tor more lucky, once eight thousand dollars
in 4 single night and similar tales Of gain and of loss
told about who occupy high position in poti-
cal life It'll to be regretted that legislation can
not bedevsed by which these foul on LIFE
at the national metropolis can be cut off
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the grants aud issued by this Office for the lojS were
1885, 1853 1854 grants less In the last than
former that 30 emanated for lands in the
Northern Neck From this expose will be that the Legs
her several Acts Of Assembly passed In the
lS, for que,ug land titles In the Western portion Of tie
state, they will early day, accomplish the important ends
designed by laws he committee represent the duties in
the Registers Office as faithfully and efficiently periormed)
REVOLUTIONS
by COLEMAN Ofreinbursing Brannon, $40 paid by
him for license.
y Mr. NEAL Ofncoporang the Parkersburg Boot and Shoe
Company.
Mr NEWMAN presented the petition Of VIM r. Mcmahon Clerk
Circuit Jackson county asking be released from fine
imposed him for falling make his annual reports required
by law.
on motion OfSgr COLEMAN the Senate adjourned.
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ATOTICE.--TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CoNoERE-Take
~ c that shall at the April Tenn OF the Circuit Court for
the county and State Of Virginia. petition
order to remove the money and effects belong
inR 10 W. Grafton minor from the hands Of Henry Vaughan
M guardian Lunenbug county Va to the hands OF
lev guardian Henderson county State OF Kentucky where
said minor resides $1,000
Ia8l-w4w JAMES fARLkf, Petitioner.
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NTOTICE.--T0 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-Tsk.n no.
~ tce that shall the April Term OF the Circuit
county LunenbuTg and state Of Virginia. petition Judge
Of said Court order the money belong
ing TO Marhav woodson nom the hands woodson
trustee unde the will Of Miller Woodson decd hands Of
Jones her trustee the county Henderson, and state
Tennessee, where she resides
Ia8l-wlw R. B. JONES Petitioner.