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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
The Convocation Session Closed.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON. N. c.. November 1s.-The Epis-
copal Convocation of Tarboro' closed its
session in Grace church here to-day. The
services last night were of particularly
interesting nature. Rev. q. 7. Hubbard,
OF Tarboro'. first preached very fine ser
mon. aud was followed by Rev. W. w.
Walker. archdeacon of the diocese, on
his missionary work among the colored
people. He emphasized the great re-
sponsibility resting upon the Chris:
tan Church in this particular field or
labor. MIR. Walker also delivered au adj
dress to the colored people here this
evening. Mr.. Silas McBee, of the Uni
versity of the South. at Sewanee, Tenn.
also made verv strong appeal last night
at the close of Mr.. Walkers address, in be-
half OF Christian education and the duty
of the Church in that respect, and OF the
great. work now being done by the instltu-
ton which he represented. Rev. Mr.. Wat
terson preached the sermon this morning,
and the closing sermon of the convocation
tonight was by Rev. Mr. Benedick, OF
Warrenton. Rev. w. j. Smith, OF Scot
land Neck. is the new dean OF the conyo-
cation, and he makes good presiding
officer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
ECHOES FROM THE PARADE,
The Dispatch Complimented for Its splen
! ara Renort-Notss and Incidents.

DID Report-Notes and Incidents.
The DIsPATCR's account yesterday morn
ing of the great Democratic demonstration
OF tue night before was generally CON-
mented on BY our people as the most com.
pete description of an affair OF the sort
that ever appeared IN Richmond paper;
The illustrations by our special artist and
the Southern Engraving Company contrl'
buted greatly TO the attractlveness OF the
account. A large extra edition was printed
but It was exhausted early IN the day.
Among the echoes from the demonstra-
ton may be mentioned the following;
The Governors Mansion and yard were
handsomely decorated with Chinese lan'
terms and flags.
Mrs. Jane King. dealer in coal and ice,
had seventeen mounted men in line, wear
ing beavers and helmets, and carrying
transparencies and torches. This contln-
gent was under the command or John M.
King, ESQ.,, and was very attractive enc.
During the parade the horse OF Police;
man j. j. Walton, one of the mounted
souad. was stabbed in the flank by On un-
known boy. The animal was not seriously
injured.
The officers OF the City Democratic Com.
mittee announce that as Cleveland mas
been elected aud the jolliticatlon mas
proved a success, they Will now settle
down TO business until next time.
There were more people on the streets
Thursday night than were ever seen ou'
here on q similar occasion. DR.. Parker
who has had good deal of experience, IL
the matter of large crowds. estimates ina
100 600 people viewed the procession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
THEIR LIFE JOURNEY ENDED.
Death OF sTrs. Louis NJ. frischkorn-Fu.
nerais Held Yesterday.

Mrs. Julia Meredith Frischkorn, the es-
teemed wife OF Mr.. LOUIS NJ. Frischkorn,
died quite suddenly at her residence, No.
1859 east Main street, Of 1910 A. nj. yester-
day. Her funeral will take place from ST.
Marks church at $50 o'clock this after.
noon, aud Rev. DIR. Dasbiell is expected to
offioiate. Mrs. Frischkorn's death was
the result OF q stroke OF paralysis
She was visited with similar at
Fiction about year ago, and was Just re-
covering from Its effects. She watched
the parade on Thursday night from one Of
the windows OF her residence, and about
$50 o'clock was again stricken. DR.. DAVIS
was called in, bnt the suffering lady
quickly sank. She leaves husband and
two sons, besides large circle of warm
friends. in whose midst she was always @
light and comfort.
FUNERAL OF MISS MosHLgY.
Tbs funeral Of Miss Florence Moseley,
o most estimable young lady, of the West
End, whose death occurred on Thursday
morning, took place from Randolph-Street
Baptist church yesterday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. The services were conducted by
the pastor. Rev. w. L. jolly, and Mrs.
Maggie Knowles and Captain Frank Cum
not reached her sixteenth year, was of a
sweet and gentle disposition, and was
very popular with q large circle Of young
ladies. six or eight of whom followed the
bier, bearing beautiful designs. She was
the sister of Mr.. Clarke Moseley, who lost
his life in railroad wreck ON the Rich
monj and Allegheny railroad about eight
months ago.
OTHER FUNERALS.
The funeral of Mr.. William r.. Chalkley
took place at $3.50 O'Clock Yesterday after
noon from the residence of his son-in-law,
MIR. j. f. Bragg. at sl5 north Fourth street.
Mr.. Charley, who was well-known and
respected citizen, died Thursday; aged "a
years.
Mrs. Eta A. Hammond was buried yes
terday morning at 1890 o'clock from the
residence of Mrs. L. A. Gardner, No 309
north Madison street The deceased was
the wife Of Mr.. Charles Hammond, of
Washington. ID. Q.
The funeral Of Mrs. Virginia b. Kuyk,
wife Of Rev. @. X. Kuyk, assistant rector
OF ST. johns church. took place at $3.50
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Rev. l.. w.
Burton. rector of the church, who had re-
turned for that purpose from Farmville,
where the James River Convocation is
being held. officiated, and was assisted IN
the services Dy Rev. John X. Mason. ID.
D.. Of So. James; Rev. G.. Preston Nash, of
Christ, and Rev. John Is. Newton, of MoD-
umeIfAl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
CITY CIRCUIT COURT.
Two Charters Granted Interchangeable In
stituted.

A charter was granted in the Circuit
Court Yesterday to the Garrison Lyeeum'
of Richmond, Va. This is social organi-
cation and is for the promotion OF benevo-
lence. The capital stock IS to be not less
than $500 nor more than $4,000, ana the
principal Office shall be in Richmond. Inc
officers for the first year are Shirley hlils'
president; james Morris, yice-preSioeht
James Hallalrd, secretary, and oamuei
Monroe, treasurer. The Board OF DIRECTORS
sye: L. Baker, S. Price, L. Bosher' .. MOI
roe. and p. Miller. The trustees are; ..
Ellis. ]. Morris. and j. Hallalrd. o.
A charter was also granted 10 tne oIsi III
zeps' Building and Loan Association, the
capital stock of which is 10 be not less lna1
$500 or more than 5000; the princiPal
office TO be in Richmond. the othcers lot
the FIRST year are J. w. White. president;
A. O. Becker, yice-president;, .. Y; In non
treasurer; Charles A. Schmidt. .. w; III
han. and George Sorg. Directors: y; Il.
Courtney. l.. i. Sullivan, Il. NJ. hlitz-
himer. Frank Miller, q. L. Richardson
and w. A. Snider.
Suit was instituted by Lyoa q Montagn ae
against q. NJ. Werne's administratrn ioi
AN action OF debt for $282.5O.
In the case of Maury, administIator,
AGAINST the city OF Richmond, SUIT for
Si0. OO0 on bond, q juror was Withdrawn
and the plaintiff non-suiteo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND . OON tNO''"NO1'
FRIDAY, November IL. 1897
sALEs.-1, 900 Western North Carolina 6's
at S6i4.
Closing quotations at the stock Board'
GOVERNMENT 5xJusIrsa BID. Asked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
DON. BAIN'S FUNERAL
LAST TRIBUTES PAID TO THE DEAD
TREAsUReR,s MEMORY.
Mssons, TempIars, Odd-FcIlows, and s'sse
Oniciais Prssent--At Rest I'm
lakewood Cemetery.
rspscIal ,.legram % .ne plspa.ca.I


RiLEreH. n. c., November fS.-The
State, the city. the Masonic fraternity
and the Church this afternoon paid the
last tribute of respect to the memory OF
Donald w. Balm, State Treasurer ana
grand secretary Of the Grand Lodge OF
MasCns. The weather was fine and the
funeral was one of the largest ever seen
here. Just before 4 o'clock the Grand
Lodge of Masons, Grand Commandery OF
Knights Templar, and local lodges OF Ma
sons and Odd-Fellows, State officers, ana
heads of various departments and .puohc
institutions formed ct the Capitol. Tue
remains were taken from the rotunda-
PALI-BEARERs.
The uall-bearors were of the Grand
Lodge Of Masons as follows: William h.
Cox. Fabius II. Busbee, Thomas ). kenan,
n. Ii. Broughton, George II. Snow. L., ID.
Heart. ]. ". Cotton, and W. L. London:
AS the military guard of honor presented
arms the casket was borne out or the Capi"
tol and placed in the hearse. IL WAS then
taken to Edenton-Street Methodist Epis-
copal church.
The procession was long line. The
Masons led it. the family following the
remains, WIN Lue bAcCubifc ohN ps'-eN
officials and the members of tire Supreme
Court following. These were followed oy
the officers of Edenton-Street Methodlst
Episcopal church and other leading Me-
thodists, the Odd-Fellows and great con-
course of the general public bringing up
the rear.
The church was filed, the benevolent
orders occupying many seats. A choir o.
eight voices sang Come, Sweet Rest. "
Rev. j. W. Cole read scriptural selection
and the hymn. Lead Kindly Light" was
sung. Rev. Z. L. Reid offered prayer and
Rev. ]. b. Hurley, pastor OF the Central
Methodist church, read part of the burial
service. favorite hymn of MIR. Balm
IL Saw Wayworn Traveller" was SUNG
ct his special request, and Pastor Cole paic
a touching tribute to the dead man 81
State official, citizen, and church-member
LAID TO REST.
The burial was at lakewood cemetery
the Grand Lodge of Masons conducting
the services, Grand-Master Gudger pre-
siding, and Rev. Mex. Pettinger acting al
grand chaplain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
v,,,. Coun,vLast Evening.

The alarm of fire from Station "a Iust
before O'Clock last evening was causeI oy
the explosion Of lamp IN tne s'aDno u
obopt 100 wards west Of Lombardy. The
FIRE Department made prompt, response,
but only went TO the city boundary. Ihe
damage was very slight ,,,
MIR. j. Watson Phillips, whose stable was
injured by FIRE recently, has written le,-
ter expressing his gratitude 70 MS Irlenus
and neighbors and the Fire Department.
for the services rendered In MS oenail
rnon that occasi0n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
Lar Rel,rarsal.

Tonight Professor Smith and his class
of gymnssts will hold the boards az .ae
Academy of Music, the occasion
hsine The last rehearsal preparatory
10 the grand gymnastic display. which
"a 10 be given by the Young Mems
Christian ASSOCIATION in that house next eS
Tuesday evening, 22d instant. Inc hic Gu,
mond College football men wiil 90 GA
rand. aud the tableayx they are arranging
viii prove decided novelty. Ninety
men and boys will participate Iiehssa
are on sale at the association puiding'
afores and by members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19

pending against the league, he saia
q very satisfactory settlement cof
the questions OF issue between the su-
preme Lodge and the subordinate looses
had been effected. The committee. not
witbstanding the fact that they went on
business, had very pleasant WISH hnu
were handsomely entertained by the su-
preme officers. They will meet all OK 'ne
lodges in this city and Manchester y. M
early day. when their report VIII De sup-
mitted. Mr.. Lipscomb refused TO. give
detailed renort az their investigation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
Wright. Democrats: IN W.. w.'s IN.


At special meeting OF the Virginia
Democratic Association last evening.
Major Biscoe presiding and r. N. Harper
acting as secretary. the different cam
paign committees made final reports. II
was found that 1.239 voters had been sent
home by the association. and that
there was q cash balance left IN. the
club treasury. The club decided to
participate in the grand parade next
FRIDAY evening, and Messrs. W. II. San
ders, E. b. Eliicott, Andrew FAINT, John A.
Jones, J. Baumgarten. j. A. Settle. and A.
s. Towson as chairman. were appointed
by the president of the association as a
committee to make final arrangements for
the parade. An invitation is extended IN
all Virginians Ia and out OF the. city, men,
bers and others, to meet Friday eyenin
at 2l2 Four-and-a-half street at $50 that
the organization may move promptly at
O'Clock. Lanterns and torches viii be fur.
njshed free to all reporting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
yousg LADY palpsally Hurt.

A paintul, but not serious. accident hap.
nenen At Cohen's cry-goods establishment
THURSDAY afternoon. No one saw the ac-
cident. but from the best account ootainas,
bic II seems that Miss Scott, OF lvl SOUTH
Fifth street, got into the elevator a nnui
pulling the rope, the ,. e,sf beeame great.
iv alarmed some one finally stopped the
machine. and Miss Scott. in jumping on
on the second door, fell against the cen,
inc and sustained a painful cut on one o.
her limos, together With other slgn'
scratches. DIR. Upshur dressed tne wounus'
and the young lady was sent 70 hes nouns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
rne ser,pn.a, COMMITTEES Returned.

The committee composed OF Captain
lanes A. Lipscomb. Of Manchester, ana
wsssrs. III. Y. Hirshberg. Robert Is. dooa,
man Fl. y. smith, and Q. j. johnson; o.
Richm md, delegated to go 70 fhiIssa is-
mia and investigate the condlt'on q R; sbe
n.,s.s.d and Manchester lodges. have re-
smyrsd CAPTAIN Lipscomb told DIS
I'm ro renorter last evening, that after tho
rnnch examination into the affairs or tns
l n~ssgssnixnfion he thought that they wouiu
~ VICTORIOUS IN the suit nov
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19

flcers did not take place, ss the revised by
the frst Tuesday IN January at the tenn
pie. No business OF Importance was trans
acted, but the meeting, which, owing TO the
change in the laws, was entirely social
one. was highly enjoyable a..
Captain A. u. Babcock and Mr.. A. o..
Lee were present and partook OF the
lunch eerved the ladies'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
Excursion to Williamsburg To-day.

An excursion for the benefit OF the Con-
federate Soldiers monument, TO De
erected at Williamsburg, will be run TO
that place to-day. The train Will leave
here at 9 A. NJ. and will return at O'CLOCK
this afternoon.
This movement TO place simple me:
mortal shaft over the graves of some of
the Confederate soldiers who died OF
wounds received in the battle of Will
liamsburg while prisoners OF war in Fede-
raj prison was started some time ago by
Mrs. CYNTHIA Tucker. of Williamsburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
IL van,r Do.

You NAV bride the appetite. but you
cannot bride the liver to do its work well.
Won must be honest with It; help II along
a little now ana then with dose of Sln-
mons LAYER Regulator. The liver becomes
sluggish sometimes and needs some stimu-
lation TO keep of those attacks Of indi.
cestion and biiousDess. A rood. active
liver promotes digestion and prevents Ma
ler,a-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
WINpsoR's JOLLY DEMOCRATS.
Procession and Speeches Followed by a
Feast-Death from Diphtheris.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Diauatch.l
WINDSOR, n. c.. November H. The
Democrats had big jollihcation-meeting
last night. Ii began with torchllght
procession, in which there were more than
800 men bearing torches, and cannon were
fred all night. Speeches were made by
Captain f. Il. Outlaw, chairman Of the
Democratic Executive Committee; ID. ..
Raseve, mem ber-elect to the Legislature;
G. w. Mitchell, member-elect to the State
Senate; Sol. Cherry, Jr.,. Register OF
Deeds. and many others. After the speak ;,
ing was over refreshments were handed
around, and sixty-seven hams and eighty
large loaves of bread were consumed by
the people.
Messrs. Mizell 4 Hoggord began work
this morning in putting up the wire on a
new telegraph line, which will connect
this town with the Western Union at
Lewiston, sixteen miles distant.
George Baker Nichols. aged 8 wears, and
ca months, the son of Mr.. and Mrs, g.. T..
Hull, living in Woodville, died yesterday
of the diphtheria.
Mrs. Mary Robertson died at the resi-
dence OF her brother, X. II. Castillo, Tues;
day, in the 69th year of her age. She had
been q member of First Baptist church
more than fifty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
NltEoAAoRse ANpsIuNNeoAs oY
'7 hfeaking Of an Electric Wire Causes
Considerable Damsgs.

D. electric wire on Sixth street between
~, ,.i ana Marshall broke yesterday morn
AO'us . 80 o'clock and came very near
I,+g colored boy named Ernest Miller.
r.,.y14s.eiy he was rescued by several
I.1pte VINO came 10 his assistance, but he
49,. u'Idiy been placed ia safety before a
eS. go net instant death by the heavily
'ISsised metal.
sue I'D when he saw the wire tall,
o,s ,psl T. pick II up aud closed his palm
~, ". he received terrible shock aud
In unable 70 let 20. His rescners caught
M. w ihe heels and pulled him aloose.
te.,.esl caused the death-dealing instrument
on hs back, aud in so doing II struct
M M Ihe horses hItched 70 q vehicle be.
tp''. .ns 70 Mr.. James NeDonongh. The
t-lio9 Likewise received bad shock. while
sec'Ilc thrill. ' Wv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
Rev. Mr. Ma.on,s CnII.

Rev. L. r. Mason, rector of Grace
church, who recently received call TO- ST.
James church. of Leesburg. Va, is still In
Baltimore, where he is convalescing from
his recent illness, and it is not known here
whether or not he will accept the prohereo
passionate. Mr.. Mason Will return 10 the
city next week, aud will fill his pulpit
Snn,lav tho 9th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
John u,u.em.o 10 Re Tried.

The case of the Commonwealth against
John Houseman, charged with q criminal
assault upon his daughter, will be tried at
the Henrico county courthouse Monday.
Mr.. II. NJ. Smith, Jr.. IL counsel for the
accused and Messrs. Conway X. Sands and
William II. Beveridge will represent the
Commonwealth.
The case of Lloyd, charged with being
an accomplice in the crime. will not be
tried at this term of court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
MeckIenburz Man Gone.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTE, n. c.. November 1s.-Mr:
Isaac N. Alexander. grandson OF one. OF
the signers of the Mecklenburg Declaration
OF Independence, and prominent citizen
of the county. died here to-day. at the age
of S5.
Rev. Sam Small, the political preacher,
is booked for lecture here on the oath.
There will be O special meeting of the
magistrates here on the 2Sth to take steps
towards building handsome county court
house.
The new city hall, very handsome
structure, is nearing completion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19

DEATHS
BARKFR.-Died. Friday morning, no
vember 18th. at Glib o'clock, at the resi-
dence of his 6rother-in-lsw. J. X, Haynes:
$40 north Nineteenth street, LfANDAn
BARKER, in the Saith year OF nus axe.
Funeral from house TODAY lSasurdayt
stsP. II. Friends OF the family inutsa.
No flowers.
FkIsCHKORN. Died, November is.n'
At f2:l5A. NJ. at the residence OF ner nus
band. No. 1859 east Main street. JULIA W.
wife Of Lewis n. Fr.schkorn.
Funeral will take place lO-DAn. novsn.
ber 10Th. az $50 p. NJ, from 81. MsrAs
Episcoual church. Friends OF the family
are invited to attend.
RYR-pied, at the residence Of be-
GRANDMOTHER. Mrs. susan X. SneppeFsoai
on Claiborne street between carter S3u
Meadow streets. ut 800 +. H.. SUSIE nAHs
aged 3 years and . monthA
Go. little pilgrim. 70 thy home
On wonder bissful shore.
We miss thee here, but soon wih oome
Where SORROWS are no more.
little Srxlr was our daslin2.
Pride OF all our hearts ~ home.
INT An angel came and whispercus
Dazzling Susu. do come hofnr-
Funeral will take place from NJ sbove
,esidsnce SATURDAY, Novemoeg tP>A~ q
< o'elock p. u. Friends and relatives m
vited 70 attend-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
nneninr Germnn of Che Junior club.

The opening german Of the Junior Club
was given last night in the Grand-Lodee
room of the Masonic Temple. The attend.
anoe was quite large and nearly thirty
couples participated in the evening
pleasure. The german was beautifully led
by Mr.. Hoge Gillian, while the music was
excellent The chaperons were Mrs. Il, IL.
Powers, Mrs. L. A. Brander, Mrs. Allen
Talbot, Mrs. William Talbot, and Mrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19

people overlooked the Importance o. per-
manantly beneficial effects. and were sntis 3
ted with transient action, bat now tnat ~
Is generally known that Syrup OF Figs wiz
permanently cure habituh constipation,
weli-informea people Will not buy oths.
lsxatives, which act for time. but nnaiiy
iniure the systom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19

NEW Yosx, November 70 Cotton s4sady; MID
ding. viic. low middline, = 1915; god o.
binary. alsc.; net rsoeipsa. e1e sa!se, sros
rsrf S3S bales: forwarded, l,f41 baies;
ai4.2aI DaieA Vsekly - Net rsostpts. ly3o4
l,aies; gross, 46,47t oei0; sxPqrts-so 9ssss
a ss,ssl: sd W. s. isSs iess: ~:
exios. Au;so ba}Q93 eplHneyA 49, eot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
c., IN, yo,r Heavy WRAPS.

The following telegram was received at
o'clock yesterday afternoon, when the
DISPATCH thermometer registered 90 de-
grees:
"WlsHNGrox. D. c., November IS, 1892.
ar. A. Dunlop. Chamber Of Commerce. Rich
mOnd, Va:
Hoist cold-wave signal. Temperature
will fall 20 to "a degrees by s p. NJ. Satur-
dav RoCKwooD."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
81 G..

Elegant, good, and well.made Suits
they are. too, all sizes-Cheviots and
Cassimeres single and d u b e.
breasted-all the new and stylish
shades-you positively couldn't match
them ANYWHERE for 81 or
50 more. You will recognize their
value at a glance-they were made
by ourselves, and for fit, make, and
looks they have no equal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
Commander Graham on the Pacific.

COmmaDdPr GrahhiD on the FhcIHU'
Commander Graham, who formerly, had
charge OF the monitor feet anchored be-
low this city. has asked permission OF the
Navy Department TO accept a posltlon
with the Pacific Mail and Steamship Com
pany. His request has been granted and
It is understood that he will run between
San Francisco and Panama.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
1Hs oYsrER-GRoUNDs SURVEY.
captain Baylor Working Up the Notes of
His Labors.

.'il'Un BAYLOR, Of the United States
er Ore and Coast Survey, who is making
l.vey Of the Virginia oyster-grounds
'.- State. has established winter quar-
b." TIE CAPITOL building, and IS en-
.s.t working up his notes aud making
' f The grounds so far delineatej.
w half tho survey has been completed
al enoraces the natural rocks, beds, and
a' " The Chesapeake-B Bay side of Acco-
IT, Including the great ovster-beds of
a..r and Tangier. also, the rocks,
aud shoals of James river and
. fhl'aries, Elizabeth river. East
i'.H IRE Mathews waters or North
md the Mathews waters of
i'a Bay. There remain 20 be sur
'.tl TIE rocks. &C., OF North river, the
.1'e,'er waters OF Mobiack BAY. Severn,
'... aud Ware rivers. the sea side OF
mac and Northampton. Rappahan-
gNer, and the Chesapeake side OF
'E.-ampton. THIS work will be done
ear. When the maps shall have been
,Ipt'ed aud distributed. those desiring
gage 10 planting can rent land with
ittnty that they are not encroach-
49,. "a tn' natural rocks and will be pro-
-''+ nom the tongmen.