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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19

There seems 20 be grOEug belief IN an early adjust
rnent OF our sectional quarrel aud many think t certain
ualess the seeding States prevent by pTeePitati9g
var and, through sympathy nsOyioga the ave states
Tai, course Is advised by many sympaih.zsrs With
secession but the policy would be 50 transparent aud
the wrong Injustice and cruelty so Oarageonsy eriana
that We doubt much whether the border states would not
leave the guilty aSgress0rs light Il out II The border
States can settle the di,uty their satisfaction, they
have a. much right TO DO the seeding States had
to 20 out Of the Union and undertake prevent such
a settlement by plugging TIE whole country into civil
war. would 30 the act Of demons rather than OF men
II the GULF Sa.ss are for-is1 Republics, they have no
thing TO 20 With the border S,a>s AID '-,s iutcrSer-
ton in our afdrs 60 aay vay, Il wholly unauthorized
and rofusti6,bie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19
NoR..ort 10 Force.

The revolutionary movements in the Seu.h have as
sumed such proportiOns-so many Of the people OF all
the States are parties themtha, 10 will not do 20 re-
sort 20 force If the people determined 10 do no.
thing substantial quiet the aPPrehensons Of their
Southern brethren; determined TO deny our const-
tuona rgh.--thSn they should prepare for peaceful
dissolution Of toe Union. Civil is unnecessarily
The shedding Of blood would not restore iraterual ties
sould no, harmonize the dscon;en,ed and behceIent
sections. Il would only make bad worse The better
policy if dissolution is De forced upon the South, Is
90 separate peacefully We bound 10 remain neigh
bo,s We cannot iaprovse ocean or sea TO divide
our territories We must have peace and repose TO be
prosperous and happy. But trust and we confidently
believe that dunion not to be the result Of the pres
snt erisishat troubles vet TO end In the more
permanent cemeutiog OF the ties Of brotherhood and
Truiou
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19
y,a0TNTA LGGIsLATURg.
SENATE.

SENATE.
MospAY, Feb. Is, 1851.
The Senate was called TO order at IL o'clock. MIR.
BRANN0N in the Chair.
BILLS REPORTED.
Mr. PAXTON, from committee, reported bill TO In
corporate the Elk River Railroad Company and bill to
Incorporate the National Railroad Company.
Mr. C0GHlLL reported bill to amend the 9th section
OF an passed March 24Ih ls4s entitled IAN act 70
incorporate the Lynchburg and Tennessee Railroad
Company"
Mr. NEWMAN reported bill to incorporate the Vir
enia Mineral Oil and Coal Company, in the county o.
Mason and bill to amend act entitled 'an act to IN
corporate the Mason County Mining and Manufacturing
Company" in the county of Mason, passed March 22d
1850
The following resolutions Of enquiry we're offered anc
adopted
By Mr. JOHNS0N-Prohibtng by law the sale Of ar
dent 81 lifts TO free negroes.
By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING to John I. Hughiet
certain expenses incurred by him in the service OF thu
Commonwealth.
On motion of Mr.. AUGUST the Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19
g,asshisr Oh IL. psaes DoavEssss.

Cur readers may form opinion OF the stun toe 80
oessouss iced upon from the following special telegram
TO the Charleston Msrcury. dated at Washington
,sThe recon sructioaists are caving in on all sides
Bat Seward ia going back square down so Dear ron
good authority The Border States will De paca'eu,
aud then your ryconstTaoonists viii begin moving ior
the Union agaia There's the danger. The oniy nope
now is in the smashing up of the Peace Congress ana get
ling Virginia out
This is in keeping With the entire secession programme
Precipitation is the watchword. There Is rhe0 ny
hope OF the secession movement from disgracetu Ter
ninaiOn, defeat any adjustment OF the pending d
6cules between the sections Hence the hrst sep
Ia the programme is the smashing up of the Peace Con
gress" But the PrrcipitaOrs will be sadly disaPpont
ed-thats all
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19
EInrinr Rntriol.

Tsucey, having created revolution, shrink5 from is
consequences and tries to play the par, Of Washington
Il the Alabama Convention he delivered as be said, a
farewell address Tie said that he addressed his fellow
citizens fo7 the last time, certainly for many years 10
come and that be retired 20 private life with the int
ton never srain TO leave it. Why will he not stand the
hazard Of the die "a he afraid Of the spri. he has
evoked Washington retired private life after the
revolution had been accomplished. but YaDcey sliuks
away az the beginning Of the battle.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19

TIE VIRGINIA "Ou FEvxR"-Large Safe Of Lands
We learn from Plrkers1urg papers that during the past
week there have been cOnsgmmated al Burning Spring,
Va two extensive sales Ot oil lsnds-oue embracing a
portion Of the Burning Spring property and tie other
norton of the farm Immediately opposite, on the South
hank of the itt kanawha river. ltappears that Mr.
q Rathboue has sold contracted to SELL Judge Cam
den Of Carksburg aud Judge Jackson Of Parkersbug,
AID seven others his individual title fifteen and
half of twohirds interest in hundred Of land,
with profit Of one ninth Of all the leases taken upon IT,
E 800 OOO-S5 00Oiu hand 900 in six months, and
N, residue in twelve months.
Nessrs Charles Moore and j. 7. Jackson OF Weston,
and Snowden Andrews of Baltimore purchased all OF
m, interest of T. W Henderson and David Paden, in
acres Of land the opposite side Of the river, for
SsO 600 and the Little Kanawha Burning Spring Pe'ro
enm ComnanV hsve since purchased onehird interest
therein The latter sale Is contingent upon oil being
found on the land.
These sales, averaging between fifteen huntred and
70 thousand dollars per acre says the RSgSter ct
and which one year ago could have been bought less
dian one hundrtd deb part OF their present price. Aston
shog As this nav seem it is yet deemed the greatest
bargain ever sold in this county, as should the land con-
uue 70 WELD OIL even in moderate quantities, the rents
acne for one year would be worth more than the pur'
cb,,s money Toe &C ual value Of the land can hardly
ts computed. The Lewelyn well, for instance which
,.deG I've thousand dollars worth of barreed oil ten
b,urs would pod. cot If unobstruced over thousand
dollars worth Of pure oil il az hour.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19

The New York Courier aud Esqrirer, so raaitiy way
IKE IN it. edor, columns thus speass, ia i,s money
article. "a reference 60 tie Peace Convention
Tb, sa4uer question necessarily enters into so1sde
ration in the endsayors 70 torn an agreement or tie
bass Of oael IN Washington. Toe Treasury must have
rnoaev a1d New YorS Is the only point whe essential
"a can be CHAINED Congress Ely pass scs for raising
loal. b.. The Uaited Sta'es could not rNDNS PRESENT
Exesoxvcrrs negotiate loan iOg Eve millions OF dollars
10 this city"
Tbis statement il upon high Republican authority, il,
self exceedingly anxious for means TO carry on war
against the South We nav, therefore, assume that The
conservative spirit NIL choke oa any coercion admio'-
trlton BY dravag the money strings tight around its
throlt This paper Justly adds The essential b.
81. Of negotiation Is s'rbily, with power. Crf3sHcs
III f.llas .,l.rs A.re . nsacs anl eoneorl-
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An Important qoyement in New Mexico

The Legislature of New Mexico has passed an act for
the election of delegates 10 form State Constitution,
which is TO be held in May next The delegates are to
meet in June to discharge the daes which will thus be
imposed upon them, and the Constitution they form is
aierward TO be submitted the people for ratification
or rejection at general election to be held In Septem-
Der. Thus the way rapidly being paved for the ad-
mission Of this region into the Union and after that
We will have 20 Territories whose destiny in reference to
the slavery question is doubtful enough to furnish de-
cent pretext for further angry agitation this subject
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19
MOI Out.

The seeding States in spite Of their ordinances seem
TO b. nowhere recognized on. OF the CoiOn. They
counted in With Kansas 20 make thirty four States, and
enter into all calculations which look to the action of
or..y Of he States Indeed they DO not TO re-
coqnzs themselves as cut of the Union and freely avail
themselves Of "Urcle Sans" money aud name wherever
and whenever they can be Of profitable The children
are no, weaned sad ae e1casA5e or hanging to the
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DIED.


A. her hubsrds Locust Hin In Lou county the ID
Of February 1861 Mrs HARRIET DIG IE Of Nathaniel
h. Turner the co-e Of the 10th Of her earthly p
grlmsge
the noble traits G1er sensbies and exalted Intel
letua enowmen Of this play lady would furnish material
for volume She abored under complication Of diseases for
nearly three preceding her DEATH the most prominent Of
which the liver for the relief OF which she submit ed
n several tugcs operaton and complete her sscOn
troll her powers Of endur that sod Of
plant tscaPei her P thereby testify to those who W.T.
messed her sgon the Afcec, had her 10 his
finer mud-coaferd qualities o! The highest order As
who her well and her aud wh had ample
portu lilies OF messing the display hghoned and
drf qualities In and the itdyida j. the writer bess
10 be allowed otter his humble tribute her saying
70 the comfort and consoCn OF her relations and
iends in Virginia and otter States that abe lived Christian
ought live, and did Christian only die After commit
ting her mortal rnsins To It's noer earth which At the time
covered with snowft emblem Of that robe Of ghte which
has justly earnedI Stood 10 company with her ereav
venerable partner and OF her dconoste and
end To- king upon the grave and being satisfied sst ihe Ia
len asleep IN jesus constrained the fullne Of SOUL
There sweet be thy rest. I'll He bid you arise,
To m ct Him In triumph descending the skies" B.
Louisa, February 18th, 1861
az EaquIrer and Christian In eIisencer please COPY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19
Mp 11SCoIy AM THE OFFICE HOLDERS.

WAsHl>GroN Feb. 10 1t Is aston shing TO what ex-
tent the office holding Democrats in the various depart
ents OF this city are berazng their opinions towards
the Republicans az the President elect approaches tue
II deral capital As announced 10 you several days
since Mr. Lincoln will no; stop al hotel in this city,
bur viii accep. the invitation rendered TO bin by NJ
S.Nard who has taken Gen Cas- house. to become his
saest until after bis Inauguration Mr. Lincoln will rot
i.k himself 1t say hotel in wsshi' gop, since Mr. Blu
canan came % near being poisoned at the National Ho-
a. ia SS5 which Is istis 10 occur at any time now
by a saddea rise o. the Potomac 40 then.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19
Sisniac.nt sign.

The telegraph informs US that the Bosom capitalists
refuse to take any part Of the government loan
nj our national difficulties are settled What does this
mean? Is it possible that the mother OF isms and
political denominations is really coming to her senses -
Abolitonists mobbeI and booted in the Athens OF
America" ami Boston merchants refusing to take gov
eminent loans to support the administration of "Hones
O'd Abe" VIII wonders never cease
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19

bs covered With railroad iron. -Four oannos sxly.four
FOUNDERS, Will be placed upon each deck and company
companies OF artillery aud infantry will man IT, Ihear
from good authority that Il will BE- brought close uader
the besaguered fortress and il hoped the Major An
derson) will open fire. We can say 70 him In truth
| "Nov, gallant Saxon hold tlins own;
n msidea's arm 10 round thee thrown:
That desperate grasp thy frame feel,
| Thro' bars cf BRAS and triple steel"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19

n those members Of Congress Who declare themselves
against any compromise, aud talk OF nothing else but the
Chicago platform, about which large portion OF thdr
own party care itle or nothing, would only bear in
mind that thousands Of their ieiloEbeiugs-men, 40
men and ehidrsn-arc nov suffering severely in eouse-
oaence Of the arrangement Of business, and PRAYING
every nigh. thai The Supreme Being may soften their
hearts aud open their the voice OF reconciliation,
thew would probably sSOn change their course. There
are no lrss than 1000 abOrers mechanic and work
men, without sOfk present. Many are the tears which
y EOS over the cheeks Of these innocent people Who
eoo6dng 10 he Friendship Of their Legislators, elected
them ia The hope that they soult take care Of their az
fairs. ana pr.mots their msisrl.l prosperity.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19
THE PRESIDENT ELECT AT BUFPALO-BE DISEs
WILL LN-PREsInENT EILMARE

BCFFALo, Feb. IT, P. N.Mr. lincoln attended church
this morning sith Ex Prcsden, Fmere and sub'quen-
II dined with him The special train viii leave hee a,
IS in the morning for Albany Two Of the Govern o.'s
sai the mayor Of Roehestsr tnd chairman Of the Ro
c, - or committee, ioirs the parts here.
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RICHMOND HlG
TuEsnAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 10, 1881.
.ro COnREsPONDENTS,

rNe.
-ss ,s-iissa sc sidss q co Paper ,oR Soi Dc p-h
at TAtis rs Of long stssRg, OugAf e % S0a7n 20 az
usd tiE "a departed oE 0etad-r osaoss-cssa-
10 fEines are cAargsd i0r as advertisements.
AZ Va s1aacs ussrs1ke % rs,grn reecs.d oonssssooNs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-02-20
OF CITY TAXES

WILL the add apR 1861 front The
MyorsO office
ma and
hamer respect y
ervue time o Ia
Tpupreo
erannaa
iii oinLU
rue
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STREETS BOUNDING THE SQUIRE IN
WHICH THE PROPERTY LIES.
West, Wolfe, Payne, Duke,

West, Wolfe, Payne, Duke,
Prince, Alfred, King, Patrick,
Columbus, Wolfe, Alfred, Wilke,
Duke, Pitt, Prince, ST. Asnph,
Wasll'n., Franklin, st. Asaph, Gibbon,
Henry, Duke, Patrick, Wolfe,
Wolfe. Alfred, Duke, Columbus,
Prince, Henry, King, Fayette,
Alfred, Duke, Patrick, Wolfe,
Alfred, Duke, Patrick, Wolfe,
Gibhon, Wilke, Alfred, Patrick,
Prince, Alfred. Patrick, Duke,
Prince. Alfred, Patrick, Duke,
Prince, Alfred, Patrick, Duke,
Pcyton, King, Prince.
Commerce, Duke, Prince, West,
Commerce. Duke, Prince, West,
Commerce, Duke. Prince, West,
Duke, Prince, Fayette, Payne,
Duke, Prince. Fayctte, Payne,
Prince. ST. Asaph, Duke, Pitt,
Wolfe, Columbus, Alfred, Wiike,
Peyton, Prince, Comm. &C,
West, Commerce, Prince Duke,
Commerce, Prince, Peytol Kim,
franklin, Columbus, Gibboi, Alfred,
Franklin, Columbus, Gibbol Alfred,
West, Duke, Commerce, Prince,
Duke, Alfred, Wolfe, Patrick,
Franklin, Alfred, Columbus, Gibbon,
Duke, 1t. Asaph, Wolfe, Pitt
Duke, St. Asaph, Wo'fe, Pitt,
Franklin. Alfred, Coiu utus, Gibbon,
Duke, St. Asaph, W yile, Pitt
Wolfe, Alfred, Patrick, W'ike,
Duke, West, Pci" cc, Comme rce,
Duke, West, Prince, Commerce.
Duke. Alfred, Patrick, Wolfe,
St. Asaph, G:bb"n, Pitt: Franklin,
Duke, Patrick, Prince, Alfred,
Duke, Pat' ick, Prince, Alfred,
3ibbon, Wash n, columbus, Franklin,
Peyton, Prince, Commerce,
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Pitt, Royal, Montgomery, First,
Fairfax. Royal. Montgomery, First,
Water, Montgomery, Fairfax, First,
Fairrax, RoEal, Montgomery, First
First, Fairfax, Montgomery, Water,
Pitt, Montgomery. Royal, First,
RoyaI. Or"ncco, Fairfax, Princess,
Fairfax. PendIeton. Wythc, Royal,
Princess. Fairiax, Royal, Queen,
Water, Princess, Fairfax, Queen,
Water. Princess, Union. Q"cen,
Oronoco, Fairfax, Water, PenIletun,
Union. Princess, Queen, and River
Fairfax. Cameron. Water, King.
Queen, Fairfax. Princess, Royal,
Union. King, Water, Prince.
Fairfax, Montgomery, First, Water,
Water, PendIeton, Wythc, Fairfax,
Madison. Royal, Fairfax. Wythe,
Union, Princess, QronOco, River.
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lot and imp. West and Wolfe,
, lots & imp. Prince st. and alley,
lot and imp. Columbus,
lot and imp. Duke,
lot and imp. st. Asaph,
2lotS and imp. Henry,
lot Wolfe and Alfred
LOT and imp. Prince,
lot Alfred,
lot and imp. Alfred.
lot and imp. Gibbon and Wilke,
lot and Imp. Alfred and Duke.
. lots and imp. Alfred and Duke,
lots and imp. Alfred and Alley,
lot and imp. Peyton,
. lots and imp. Commerce,
. lots and imp. Commerce,
3 lots and imp. Commerce,
lot and imp. Duke,
lot Duke and Fayette,
lot and imp. Prince,
lst and imp. Wilke,
lot and imp. Peytcn,
lot West and Commerce,
lot and imp. Commerce,
LOT and imp. Columbus & Franklin,
lot Pcyton and Commerce,
lot Duke and Commerce,
lot Duke and Alley,
lot Franklin,
lot ST. Asaph,
lot Duke,
lot ST. AsGrh.
lot Franklin,
lot Duke,
. lots and imp. Wolfe and Alfred,
3 lots and imp. West,
lot and imp. Commerce,
lot Alfred,
lot st. Asaph, Gibbon, Franklin,
lot and imp. Duke,
lot on alley,
lot and imp. Gibbon,
lot and imp. Perton,
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lot Pitt, Royal, Montgomery,
lot Fairfax, Royal, Montgomery,
lot Water and First,
lot Fairfax and Royal.
lot First. Fairfax, and Line,
lot Pitt and Royal.
lot Royal. 0ronoco, and Fairfax,
lot Water st. and River,
sur. and imp, Royal street,
lot Princess,
lot Water,
lot Water and Princess,
lot Oronoco and Pcmdleton,
lot Union 10 River,
lot ana imp. Fairfax,
10, and imp. Queen,
lot aud imp. Union to Alley.
lot Fairfax street ard Line.
half square Water and Pendlcion,
half sq. Madison, Royal, Fairfax,
lot Union, Princess 81. and River,
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sqr Faycttc, PcuGieton, Payne,
square Vest. Madison. Payne
] Sqr Fayette, Pendlcton, Payne,
| square Henry ami Patrick.
| SQr Patrick, Washing ton. Wythe.
square Cameron and Payne,
Sqr West, Wythe. Payne,
! sqr Wythc street and Line,
lot 81. Asapi, and Pendlet"n,
lot Columbus and Montgomery,
lot Washington and Columbus.
lot Montgomery, st. Asaph, Wash'n.
lot ST Asaph and Pitt,
lot Washington Road,
lot and imp. Alfred,
lot Fayctte $t, and Alley,
lot West and Gronoco,
| sq.Wythe, pend'n, Alfred, ColUmb's
lot St. Asaph and 0ronoco,
? lots and imp. Columbus and King,
lot and imp. Columbus AMI King,
lot and imp. Columbus and King,
lot and imp. King,
lot and snip. ST. Asaph i Priucess,
lot Princess and Alfred,
lot Commerce,
lot Columbus / Madison 81. i Alley,
lot uucen,
2 lots and imp. Queen,
lot st. Asaph and Nythe,
lot Columbus and Pcndlctpn,
lot Wythe and Alfred,
lot Washington and St. Asarh,
2 lots and imp. Henry,
lot Fayette and Queen,
lot and imp. King and West,
! lot and imp. hing ana tatflch,
; lot and imp. King and Patrick
lot and imp. Columbus,
! lot King,
/ lot Peyton,
lot Madison, Washington, st Asaph
lot Montgomery and Pitt,
lot Washington, Madison, St.ASaph
lot Washington,
lot Payne and Queen.
lot Queen and Alfred,
lot Alfred street,
lot and imp. Queen,
lot and imp. Patrick Il, and Alley
lot and imp. Queen st. ard alley
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WILLIAM II. F0WLE 3 SON,

No. /, Suuth UHa3r&$,
-GFFER FOR SALE
DERUVIAN GUANO, of direct importation
l to this port per Ship Conquest.
BAKERS ISLAND, or AMERICAN cos
GtAN0. cargo OF Ship Mary Bradford.
kETTLEWELL'S MANIPULATED GUANO,
composed Of pure Peruvian and Nevassa Guanos,
thoroughly integrated by machinery.
WHITE MEXICAN \. A., very superior.
bAUGH 4 SONS SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LINE, from raw bones
PAINTERS SUPER PHOSPHATE.
GROUND RAW-BONES. jy 26
| PCNCHEON very superior Old Jamaica Kun
| " fine Old Scotch WhiSksy
or, casks fine Old Madeira Wine
D" . " Sherry Wine, in store, and
for sale by
dec q HUNT0N ( RIDGELY.
BR00MS 8Rooas.. BRO0MS!!!
tST 10 think that l an determined to soil
- RROOMS 10 our merchants in Alexandria,
Washington, and Georgetown, and that I will now
sell them per cent lower than thoy can be bought
any y here north Of this place.
L. HERRING, Royal street,
dec 5 four doors south OF King, Alex'a
DONNBTS OF ENTIRE NEW sHApEs.-I
D have on hand and nm manufacturing daily,
Velvet, Silk, Satin, and Mode BOnaets. OF m on
trely new shape, to which invite the attention OF
the ladies. l have the above goods in Black, Blue
Brown, Green, Drab, Magenta and Solierlno; also'
mixed colors. dec d RICHARDS.
HARDWARE AND HOUSEKEEPING AR
IL TICLES at prices, to suit the times. at No. SS,
King street.-~JOHN T, CREIGHTON is now
selling at No. 50, King street, his entire stock OF
goods at prices to suit the times. Great bargains,
Tor cash Cal! and see. jan 70
1S0 DOZEN BROOMS.-Now is the time, ii
LOU you want bargain. will sell at your
Prices by calling at the Broom Factory, Royal
Street, South Of King.
ian Is L. HERRING.
El0OR MATS Of Rope, Manila, Cocoa, Jute
~ Alicante Inside Mats, Table Mats, for sale oJ
nov 28 JOHN OGDEN
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Burke, Silas
Bontz u Johnson,
Buckingham, Gertrude
Campbell, VIM. est.
Campbell. Milley
English. j. A.
Early, W. Z.
Fisher, Ann
Fuller. Linncy
Gorden, VIM. est.
Glasscock, Chas. est.
irwin, W. II.
Irwin. W. II.
Irwin, W. II.
Ke;scndatf;er, Chris.
Minor, Gilbert 5.
Minor, Gilbert s.
Minor, Gilbert 5.
Minor, &. S. Il others
Minor, G. s. & others
Marbury, ". II.
Merrick, Alfred
NJ an gin, ,S.A. guardian
Pcyton, John
arks. Sarah
Peyton, Lucicn,
Pcyton, Henry est.
Powell, W. 7.
Riggs. Alice est.
Riggs, Alice est.
Riggs, Alice est
R'ggs, Mercy
Riggs, Mercy
Riggs. Mercy
Rozcr, Francis est.
Reed & Stovcn
Sangster, Edward
Sangster, Edward
sumby, Sam'l. est.
Smith, Thomas
Williams, Thomas
Williams, Thomas
" Weel.s, Henry
Zimmerman. " fl.
Jan. 3--Wtd
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Fairfax, Prince, Duke, Royal,
Franklin, Jefferson, Water, Union,
Franklin, Union, and River,
Franklin. Union, and River,
franklin, Union, and River,
Franklin, Union, and River,
Wilke. Royal. Gibbon, Pitt,
Gihbon. Royal, Franklin, FAIRFAX,
Duke. Union, Prince, Water,
Duke. Union, Prince, Wafer,
Duke, Union, Prince, Water,
Duke, Union, Prince, Water
WilI;c, Royai, Gihbon, Pitt,
Fairiax, Jefferson, Royal, Fronklin,
Royal, Duke, Fairfax, Prince,
Wolfe, Royal, WiIkc, Fnirfay,
Duke, Union, " olfe, Water,
Union, Duke, Water, Prince,
Union, Duke, Water, Prince,
Union, Duke, Wator, Prince,
Union, Duke, Water, Prince,
Union, Duke, Water, Prince,
Union, Duke, Water. Prince,
Fairfax, Gibbon, Wafer, Franklin,
Cibbon, Royal, Franklin, Pitt,
Water, Jefferson, Church, River,
Prince, Union, Duke, Water,
Royal, Prince, Pitt, King,
Royal, Prince, Pitt, kiug,
Wafer, Wilke, Fairfax, Wolfe,