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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

AT the Methodist General Conference which is
now in session at Buffalo New York. on Friday
last. ExPresdent Fillmore appeared in the hail.
and n resolution was unanimously adopted invi.
Ting him to sent Oh tho platform. lilo was reeeiv-
cd'hy tho bishops and cordially welcomed the con-
ference rising in mass.
Tho rcport Of the managers OF the New York
Book Concern shows that the total number of
hooks published during the last four years ID
S3,S000Oo. besides - .SG2. 900 pages of Tracts
Total sales for the four wears Sl.l75,8G7. mn in
crease of sl75,l35 over the previous lour wears.
Tho debt Of tho Book Coacesns in 1856 was Sl70.-
7ol. but now only amounts to S67 800 The total
profits If the concern since 1886 are set down vt
Sl1l.5S4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

DEAru ny LroHrNlNo.-rhc Marietta 10 In
tellgcnccr announces the death Of George l.. So
comb of that city. lie was very worthy young
man, aud has hcen in the employ of the Marietta
and Cincinnati railroad as a telegraph operator
A few weeks since while he was sitting at the in
strument in his office during the prevalence Of n
heavy storm the lightning in up the wires
aud completely stunned h,m.G A iew days devclo.
ped the fact that his limbs paraly zed and his
muscles almost totally deprived Of action. The
paralysis gradually extended over the body until
death ended his aAlction
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
Family Sugar.

JUST 10 hand, direct from Now Orleans, IS hhds Sugar
- made by the old process from selected Cane thorough
ripe. TO which ta the attention OF families Fer richness
color and dclicacy Of favor SURPRISES anything
THIS market since the disappearance of the ST. CroXso justly
hmeo. lmay u A. b. RUCKEl.
SSAY tND SEAL" by author of "WIDE WIDE WORLD"
- LIFE AND TIMES OF HEROD THE GREAT.
ALrHAuS ON MEDICAL ELECTRICITY,
WAY OF SALVATION, by BARNES,
PRACTICAL SERMONS, for sale at
"VICTORS" BOOK STORE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
Auction Sale Of Locomotive Builders and
MACHINISTS' TOOLS.
IN ALEXANDRIA, VTRnTNr.

nN WEDNESDAY, MAY 2srd, 1850. eommene,n. =.
NJ O'clock A. Nj lno postponsnent Of Wealth. +"
will be sold the entire stock Of STEAM ENGINES Ttpst
LATHkS, PLANEEs, BORING MACHINES. hrnIliH|
PRESSES, STEAM HAMMER, PATTERNs, &c. &c rn L.
prising the entire outfit OF the extensive Locomotive md
chine Manufacturing Works OF the late firm of ss Ma
PERKINS. " sAi'h
Printed lists giving description Of Machinery TO be sold
terms Of sale will be furnished application by mail w. WI"
may 3eodtds JAMES p SMI'riI T,n,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

HnRsfa1u MuHbsR IN AcEAiay Co. TESE.-Ths
Purdy Banarr Of the 18th alt. furnishes the fol-
lowing partieasrs Of one Of The nost horrible and
Gals Of MsEairy county.
On Sunday night the ed Inst. sig miles sosth
OF THE place, negro man belonging TO Dir. j.. =.
Erwin, entered tho house Of bis mastef, At the
hour Of II o'clock ihcrea bouts and assaslted Dir.
and Mrs. Erwin. while they were asleep in bed.
and beat them over The head with . cudge in
such manner as TO almost instantly kill Mrs.
Erwin. aud but littlc hope 10 entertaind OF Mr.
Erwin's recovery. There was intense excitement
manifssted am0ng those who assembled at the
house where the very grcvioas affair occurred. aud
90 overwhelming was the evidence against the ne.
gro boy, whose name IL Henry. that the excited
populace thought strongly of dealing snmmarily
with tho criminal. but the mobbisb passion wac al
layed and under promise that be should not be
dealt with until examined By The authorities.
Henry confessed his guilt--said It was his inten-
ton 70 kill his master. John p. Erwin. but he had
no thought Of injaring his mistress. Henry was
examined before the committing court and ordered
TO jail. where he awaits his trial. The negro boy
gives no excuse for his enormous cruelty and gre
sious crims. There was young lady sleeping in
the house ct the time, and in an adjoining room 10
that occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin. She was
aroused when the vile monster commenced his
hellisb work OF assassination and heard Mrs. En-
win say It was Henry who was committing the
ieed 10 addition 10 this the boy was searched
for and found in bed with his clothes all on. Both
Mr.. Erwin and his wife are old and respectable
citizens OF this county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

HANDSOME TEsTiMoNIAL.-A handsomely orna-
mented gold box, valued at $500, has been rece;v.
ed by Mr.. Wetmore. New York merchant. from
the British government to be presented TO Town
send Harris, Esq. the American minister to Ja
pan as acknowledgements for the services rem.
dcred by him to the English ambassadors in Ja-
pan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

The LATE CHARLESTON CoSvENTIoN.--A dis
patch from Charlcson dated May 4. says: ALI
the States that approve If the ant-squatter sover-
eighty platform have beea invited to nd delegates
to the Richmond convention.
Gen. Cushing has gone to Su,liyan's Island TO
spend Il few days.
Strangers arc leaving the city in crowds and
the hotels are nearly deserted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

The FISHERIES The fisheries on the Susque.
hanna have not beon doing quite a. good buis-
ness for tho last week as usual, on account of the
heavy winds and unfavorable weather Herring
are selling at 81 per. bar,el and shad ut SIT SO
per hundred. II is stated that James Bond. of
.Stony Point" fishery, caught 200 barre's her.
ring Mt one haul ON Wednesday. Grace
Times
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

The SOUTHERN SEcEDERs, &c.-A despatch from
Washington city, May 4h, says: There has been
much excitement to dry among southern demo-
cratic Congressman upon proposition Tor their
uniting in request Ia tho southern delegates to
Charleston that did mol Seceic from the convention
TO ivn, at Richmond. those that did seccae. | hear
from most prominent gentlemen that the effort
will be pnava,lng For all that, several Senators
and Representatives, from what is termed the cot
ton States, will sign request to the effect above
stated.
| hear that Mr.. Seward no longer hestates a.
bout running for the nomination at Chicago. but
the republicans have plenty Of trouble among
themselves as 10 who shall be- their nominee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

MorrIssey, the Noted pugist. arrived ut Boston
on Friday, in the Canada. 1t is supposed that the
announcement that the Canada did not leave Hal
ilax I'LL Wednesday, night was made in order to
secure Morrissey from pough treatment on his ar
rival. The steamer arrived hore UNEXPECTEDLY Mt
q u. W.. and Morrissey go, quietly ashore and took
tho Albany morning train. The "Roughs" were
greatly disappointed A large police force had
been ordered TO the steamers dock to preserve
peace.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

EARrH9uAKE.-T Athens (Tenn.) Post sta, es
thWt on Tuesday night, about s o'clock. A severe
shock of an earthquake was felt Mt that place,-
The sh' oswhicl was preceded by IL heavy Earring
sound. lasted some five seconds. The wave, or
motion, was from a little west Of SOUTH This
WINS perceptible to the the people on the street as
we'll MS in DOORS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

The muscles of the human jaw produce power
equal to four hundred and thirth-four pounds. -
This is only what science tells US; hnt we know
the jaw of some of our lawyers is equal to good
many thousand pounds q year to them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

PuDLIc BEoyEsTs.--rhe will of Mr. Lawrence
johnson, type.founder in Philadelphia, lately
deceased, contains the following requests, rrnvi.
ding that his real aud personal estate all Ill
exceeded 1924 900, one year after his death:--To
the Printers Benevolent Asso ;iation. $1,000 ;
american Sunday School Union. $4,000; Union
Benevolent Association, 81 600: Temporary Home
sor Friendlcss Children, $1,000: Pennsylvania In.
stitution for the Blind, 81 900; Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. 81 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

GREAT SALE OF REAL EsTArE.--Tho largo pro-
perty known rs Elm Park" belonging to the
Jaunccy estate and more recently to the estate of
Col. Thorne. located between Eighty-ninth and
Nnety.third streets, and Sxtl, and Tenth ave
nues, in New York city. and comprising about
800 lots was sold Mt auction on Thursday, aud re-
allied about 5000, 900 This is the largest single
sale of real estate made IN that city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

MASSACHUSETTS IN We OLBEN Tine Among
the ancidht records Of the Mort, IIudley Mass
Congregational Church. is the following clause
provided further, that if the owner of said pew;
sinai. let tie pew or any part theree to any negro
or muIa,to or in any way admit any negr, or mu-
iatto to the possession or occupancy of the same,
then the said pew or share thereof 50 let or occu.
pied, shall in every such case thereby immediate.
" revert to. and become the property Of said So
ciety."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
Citv License

ITpernns who required by the Ordinances Of the City
IA 10 obtain License hereby notified TINT will be
office on Monday Tuesday and "Wednesday next for the
specified In the Ordinances thai subject shall regaid
duty report all violations the concerning
Tnxes on Licenses 10 the Mayor
J.I ROBINSON. G. C L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

Boswell was day complaining that he was
sometimes dull YES" cried Lord Came, Homer
sometimes mods" Boswell being too much elated
with this, my lord added: Indeed. sir, it ID the
only chance you have o" resembling Homer"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

sss,A. sssss seaiss. - Several plass. ss We hare
bslsrs stated vsrs pdoptsd and Afterwards repudi-
I'D b - sszzsasipa, snsil special sonmittes
10 whom shs sahjses he'd been referred. presented
|. xspsrt ppvs6I.s - 10 election Of President
|ant Vice pfssldsnt y body Of electors. to be
|apreihtsd By sseh Safe IN such spaansr as the
Lscslsssrs thereof night direct. which report
adopted and incorporated finally into che Consii-
tuition. From .his brief resnme Of facts in the
cas-, u will appear abundaa.ly evident that in
this, % 10 many other matters, we have subverted
the true principles Of the Constitution and drfted
very far from The doctrines and practses Of the
fathers of the government So long rs one great
party keeps up the convention system, to procure
; concentration Of party strength upon party
oshss, and opposing parties must do
The same. Nor 10 Il 20 palpabe or Aagrau. vio-
ation OF tho spirit Of the Constitution for those
Who, like the National Opposition, have no voice
% nor coutrol over tho Federal Government, to
,oncsrt together 10 the only way that seems open
% them. for the preservation of the Union and of
,ur liberties. They are private citizens merely.
,aying none Of tho appliances Of Federal powcr
o prostitute and. so far a. Office Is concerned.
ave long since taken the self-denying ordinance.
will be well for the country. however. if this
car shall witness the las, national Presidential
convention; and the people, rerudia-
ing the rule Of corrupt politicians. shall pursue
he only constitutional mode, and secure as their
ulers men In whom the nation can confde.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

"liave you any travelling instands?" asked a Ia.
dy OF young stationer. mo Ma am, we have
them with feet and legs but they are no. old
enough to travel yet"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

BErriso ON rms ELKcrIoN.-The foolish prac.
tice Of betting on elections was indalged in to u
considerable extent ut the recent election 10 Phil
ndelphia. A large amount was stnked on the
result some men betting oil they could raise
others wagered their real estate. and individual
in the upper part of the city bet his horse and
cart, with which he supported himself and fnmily
The winner. however, did not get them, for, upon
the vile Of the loser hearing of it, she weSt tn tho
stable where they were deposited, harnessed the
horse in the cart and drove him home. 1t has
been estimated that at least q hundred Thousand
dollars were staked on the mayornity---the conf
dence Of each party in the result mainly contribu-
ting to it.--Ledyer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

At Congressional district convention held on
the I'd instant, at Springfield. Missouri. the Hon.
John 3 Phelps was nominated for reelection to
Congress. w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
Trust Sale of Valuable Land ~
y. .. - !. / ,ynch hI1rp mean

10y virtue of trust decd, execuisd by waltor H.,
10 and wife, on the LIST day OF December 1859 AMI %
sorded The undersigned, trustee therein named Vii @ IT,
SALE SATURDAY the 18th day May next on % nsr Tor
ees, that very desirable TRACT OF LAND bought Inv
half mile; from the six q Lynshbag containing e
HUNDRED md FIFTY ACRES This land has nson " u
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, nh necessary out bu;
is well woQded has about thirty acres OF excellent meadow
worthy Tie attention Of persons desiring good farm az
residence. Those wishing to purchase referred t ana
Henderson for further information Or to the advertiser w
TERAsThe property viii be sold for one fourth If 10 80
chase money cash. or negotiable note satisfactorily end
interest added, at months: and for the balances on m
one and two years. for bonds with personal secury ."
interest from day Of sale and trust deed The land
their payment. JOHN NJ SPEFD 1sn sfne
NH 3l.dAa2nWfds-fRnn -, iIustt
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cOpio NOV nsv0 more socufa'ey Por''"yco "n"'
.ss enao'eo 'oe'e. no' iatlne'' no aaa': NO
tnsss was more 20 % desired tnan 'ha' every
pFacuoaoie oosfae'e snooia % exposed 70 caoa''
ln1l'sue ana cearapaoa' pa' "e
convention nave guarded against all danger Oh
THIS sort with the most prudent ana Judic'ous at
'ehtlon. 1nes nave nos mace INC afpoi htmeht Oh
the President 70 depsod on preexsung ooi'es oil
men wso night Be tsmpersd with eeio rehand to
prostitute their votes but they have referred 1t IN
tue hrss Instance :" an Immediate act OF the peo'
PIC o. AmericA % % exertcd IN the etoioe OF
PeFsonsJor ne temporary ana sole pnrpoSe q ma
sss ne epossf~e"@ And they have excluded
from ehg'b'ty 70 TINS trust ana those who' rom
sasnf0H ~gA Dc saspeefed 81 too gred1 deeof'on TO
the Pre''deas {" office No Senator. Representative
or other person hstd'ag place q trust or PROFIT
under ne U"'fed States. can be OF the numb OF
the electors fAas without corruptng the body
OF the people, the immediafe agents in the e'ton,
will, ct least. enter spen tho task. free trou any
sinister bias" We cite one more extract from
Hamilton's writings 20 prove. no. only that the
modern Convention sys,cm was not thought d.
and that members Of Congress and Federal
ofhce.bolders were estopped any agency ii, the
immediate choice Of President; bu. that
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
corner Of Eighth and Church StS..

IL n - IL Is u lLG, v X q n "A.
TEIE subscriber recently of the Cabel House.
pleasure In informing his friends and The public gcneras
that lie has leased the above popular House years
AMI is prepared to accommodate all that call him
sly moi surpassed b, hotel in the city aud he respectfully
solcs the patronage Of generous public him Ia
k.sping the Washington In sty. that Is worthy
Hotel.
Amidst all the viclss,tndcs OF hotels in this city, the WASH
ngon has closed doors but they have
Win q hearty welcome To the wearied traveller.
With The many testimonials OF gentlemen of high standing.
and ready disposition TO please, he hopes
support from his friends and the public generally plcdg
ing that nothing shall be spared please all who
al this House. JOHN 5. KYLE Proprietor.
Testimonial.
We the subscribers take great pleasure In recommending
Capt y KYLE as first class hotel keeper and feel
lance IN saying that he is gentleman, courteous steady AMI
polite aud his lady is of The best managers the
Dr. A. llopkins o. Lowing s. Il. Daniel General A. Brown
Robert ht.hsni WIN. Massie, Tho- Massie, NJ
Cabei r. ID. Peters Joseph Z. Cabel J, N Cabeli and
many others OF Nelson; A. Harrison, f4os Whitehead
w Sneai WIN W. thompson L. L. Shelton SamI Nj. tiRr-
land 10 A. Coghill, II Henry, J. r. Coleman, Am,crst;
John r. slaughter James Garland Chas NJ. Blackboard, Tho
J Kirkpatrick, VIM T. lancey, Van Valiafeio, Charles
kanc, \. O. 1aliaferu, John H. speed, A. j. Camp Il. g.
Pierce T. 4. Aisrop j. W. Bnrch b. Taafcrro j. Parker
Ahci, a. d. ora'lol, Lshchhure may
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
Testimonial.
One Yard and Three-Quarters Wide.

- PIECES, VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY, BLACK BERA-
GES--For Dresses Manes Chesierfsids aud shswls \
VERY scarce article, at renarkablr low prices.
may JOHN ABRAHAMS
lust opENED-A large quantity of Grape Shawls, and
- superior goods for Travelling Dresses variety
Join ABRAHAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
PATENT AsPHALTIc

fAlENI ASPHALTIC
IL @ O + N Ct FELT
BElGlr Cheap, Durable and perfectly Fire and Water
"a proof Hoodng, for Churches, Houses Farm buildings
Earoad pepot &c &C. Also entirely new and superior
Roofing Cement. $50 NP'''o'
eV Agents wanted. Apply to
To- JOHNSTON BROS,
up oV-lo,h Bowling Green, New York.
on Ou0 LBS FAMILY BACoN-on CONSIGNMENT md sr
~w.Woo sA'o" NJ LACY,
mo! . On the Basin,
hN GoNsldSMENT-l5 bbls. pure Mountain Whiskey for
y saie u! lmS 81 M. LACY, On the Basin,
q am LBS. FAMILY LARD-On consignment and far s,,
~'"oV ~ lnhyS 81 NJ. LACY On the Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

NollCE-Persons owning DOGS In the city hereby
~ titled To come forward within days, and obtain
license to keep them, required by city
Idiot WM d. BRANCH. MaVor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

1860. Spring Novelties for 1860.
y. on )GGl.N HEIMER
ngain before The public claiming that patronage c-
rail-, bestowed heretofore and assuring his friends that he
is now receiving aud large attracv. stock
of STAPLE AND Fanny DRY GoOGS. And for the ladies
In particular he will portion of his dress poojs
silks, in Robes from u 10 10 Volnnis,
Silks, Pain, &c..
Barage Robes, plain &C.,
from To 10 Volnnts
Organizes. from d to 10 Noants
Lawns, Fouards Nacnces, .Sc
Coverings Of every description some elegant
Gcnteucn will hnd superior lot Of toths and
NesitnyS Also lot of Plain and Plaid Onahs servants
with large io Of Shoes Boots, &c all OF which will offer
ed at extremely low prices N GJrGGPNUFINPE
R-t"unry merchants will do well give my stock nm
eAam,a.oh Uiore g"i's iar'her N q.
NH ee-ts-tRep copy.1
"ANTED.-We wish 10 hire, for the Old Sweet snrpgs
W twenty or thirty No. WASHER-WOMEN and CiB7N
Tor The ensuing season Early application is de-
sired. LEE ROCK T. g r. wi ~,
aps-[Rep copy1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
Juvenile Singing School

Juvenile Singing School.
vHhERE VIII be Juvenile Singing Glass formed room,
morning at 0 o'clock. - '
TEEas-one dollar for twenty lessons
rRIcE OF BocKs-Twenty Ave cents.
To conclude with the performance DRADDI-PY,S III
NENiLE ORAToRIA OF (FIORAS FESTIV ATI which viii
he given In Concert by the Glass All wishing to Join are nyi
ted IL attend. 49, ~ '''
SHALL In few days. form class for young ladies' 10 meet
wcc week al INC atoye room The lessons given be-
tween the hours OF and o'clock 2. NJ. for ID
lessons. lap POI W. H. EyANS 'T..,,.r
SpALpING's GLUE.-Everybody should have a botl. ON
- hand. ~ ""
LlrrLE's WHITE OIT,-For bruises &c on horses
SUGAR DROpS-For worms -
WOODS HAIR RESTOREE-To prevent hair from cu;nr
cut and restoring IL In the original color 's
HAIR YES-A kinds. 70. sale by
may 2 J II. THOMPSON Dru,,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
Lands near I.unnhb,,rn fa, sa1a

Gauos near Lynchburg for Sale.
w oner ior sale Tract Of Land situated In the county Of
w Amherst about mile distant fom The civ of Iy1cb-
Anu anu now occupied by AID Wood tenant containing
n ac'ss more or less also number Of building Lots still
~ , Lynchbnrg some of which hanlsone views
Lynchburg. "pP'' niyiS: v"swen ypanCSur9,o'
ap 2Ld3awAcsw.] INDIANA H. WhRWICk.
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Trust Sale OF Real Estate and Sl.v.a

IlY virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed In the
ID by Joshua b. oglesby the TO secure deh T gh,
Pcrrow and The other 10 secuie debt 10 VIM p A
will. the 18th day Of this month, al the fettoS
Joshua b. Ogesby, proceed 10 se the TRACT or VI sa
which said Ogesby resides situated In The county, Of ~ ~
adlnnlng lhe lands N kie Chappel James Mete,l,
wick 0glesby, and Sanl Mcdaniel cnntainne aop, 70 l
Ase, Two NEGRO MIN. named BRowH mud HrsrSo acre.
Land and Negroes said 10 be very valuable sad
TERxs.-Cnsh will BIZ required; except as 10 anv
may remain amer debts and that
may o-diiAct25may 4.sf JAS. s. PEgROW T 50. sale
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
SALES By AUCTION

TuSHE undersigned VIII sell AT pablic auction on IN.
II ON SATURDAY, the 96th Of MAY, TALCAR ri + p'ems.
GROUND. containing about one of land Hi; Loi
water front OF l29 ieet upon the upper Basin .n ah
privilege for about run Of Mil soies for 3 ,a VA
rnt .fdesired, an additional supply Of water e irte
from the James River kanawhs o. BY ,nvin n De h;
same, usual upon that level. rms 'c rent
may 7et26may JOHN a IaNcuo.