The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
cd with hrs school, and Its proceedings
were published In 1922 and tie volume
Is now a very rare one.
WILLIAM POPE DADNEY.

In the name Of the Commonwealth o
| Viryinin
To ali whom these presents shnll come
Know 80, that with the advice and con.
sent OF the Council of State, have APP
pointed and do by these presents M
point Greed Taylor, Esq, a Judge Of the
4 General Court, In the room OF Joseph
Jones, Esquire, licensed, to be approved
or displaced by both Houses OF the Gen
cral Assembly, pursuant to the Consti-
tuition or form OF government.
/ In testimony whereof these letters are
! sealed with tho seal of tho Commonwealth
and made patent.
Witness: John Page. Esquire our said
Governor at Richmond this second day
OF November, 1906.
tSeal.)
tsigneN JOHN PAGE.
In tho name OF the Commonwealth Of
Virginia:
TO all whom these presents shall come,
Know We. that George Wythe, Esdre.,
who has been appointed :tddge Of the
High Court Of Chance,.y for the Rich
mond District, having departed this life,
l do therefore, by.the advice Of the Coun-
ell OF State, and in pursuance Of the Con-
,stitution orr form Of government hereby
appoint and commission Creed Taylor,
Esquire to have, hold, exercise and en-
TOY that office during good behaviour
SUBJECT to be approved or displaced by
both Houses of the General Assembly.
In testimony whereof, William II. Cabell
Esqre., Governor OF the said Common
wealth, hath subscribed his name and
caused the seal OF the said Common
wealth to be affixed hereunto ut Rich
Inond this 18th day Of June 1906,
5(seal.)
tsisned) VIM. Fl. BCABEEL.
To Greed Taylor Esq:
II Whereas by the Sth section OF an act
OF the General Assembly, passed the 21st
day of February, 1875. entitled an Act
,approprlating part Of the revenue Of the
Literary Fund and for other purposes,
tho Executive are required to appoint
twenty discreet and intelligent per-
sons. who shall constitute a board Of COM
missioners to aid tho Legislature In ascer-
tanning q permanent site for q university
and for other purposes.
Therefore, III pursuance OF tho powe,
vested in the Executive by the aforesaid
act OF the General Assembly, do by and
with the advice Of the Council OF State
constitute and appoint you, Creed Tay-8
lo- EsHro.. a commissioner Of the sena-
tor!al district composed OF the counties Of
Amelia Nottoway Cumberland. Powha-
TIM and Chesterfield. and the town Of
Petersburg, for the purposes aforesaid,
with all the powers vested In the office
OF commissioners by the said act Of the
General Assembly.
In witness whereof have hereunto sub
scribed my name and a filyed the seal of
the Commonwealth at the city or Rich
mond he 18th day of March, IN the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and eighteen, and Of the Commonwealth
the forty-secund.
(Seal.)
(sigred) JAMES p. PRESTON.
Council Chamber. March 1S, 1915
Sir.-I have the honor herewith of trans
hitting you your appointment as COM
for the purposes therein ex-
pressed. All the law prescr!bes the duty
which you are to perform, L have moth
nG in addition to ask farther than ] |
lope 1T may suit your convenienccAto un-
lcr'take the execution OF the trust con-
1ded. Be pleased TO notify me Of your
81 at 895 |
With greet respect
Your @obed,ent servant,
(Stgncd) n JAMES p. PRESTON.
~rrcd Tav)or T'S,,-e 1Tnr,ryille.
Extracts from Historical Collections 81
virginia, by Harry Howe 1916;
. Prince Edward scounty--'Farmvill is !
y tuated 10 miles southwcstcrly from
Richmond. OF the 5norther border OF the I
,ounty on the Anpomattox. s. It was ns-
abolished by law in 1888 on the property |
II JGd h Randolph and Charles Scott I
Peter Johnson, John Randolph, Jr., Phllll,
Io'comb Jr., Martin Smith, Blake b. w
NCodDon and Creed Taylor2 were an q