By the Governor of Virginia.
--A Proclamation.--Whereas, the
Court House of the
county of King and
Queen has been destroyed by the public enemy, and for that reason the place of holding the said court has heretofore been required to be held at the house of
Thomas Wyatt, near Pace's Chapel, in said county, and the court of said county having requested that for the greater convenience of the people the place may be again changed: Therefore.
I,
William Smith,
Governor of the
Commonwealth of
Virginia, do hereby require the justices composing the county court of said county, hereafter to hold its sessions at the town of
Stevensville, in said county, until otherwise required by law.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the less seal of the
Commonwealth, at
Richmond, this eighteenth day of May, 1864, and in the 88th year of the
Commonwealth.