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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-07
IIRGIMI4:

IiICEI.N{.i:
At rules, holden in the clerks office the superior court of
ehancery foF the Richmond district, the 3 day APRIL
1926:
David l.. Smith, and Harriet L. Smith, Mary Ann Smith,
Juliana Smith, Sally Smith, David l.. Smith, IT. john
j. Smith, and William c. Smith, infant children of the
said David l. Smith, and Dilcey his wife, deceased,
who sue by the said David L. Smith their father and next
friend, DHs
against
Sally Elicit, john p. Elicit James D. Elicit Nancy Bos-
Ell Sophia BoShe an infant daughter Gideon Rosl,er
jr aud 5esey his WIFE, William c. Elicit George Bosher
and Polly his wife, aud Richard Prince and Delight his
wife, ans
The defendants George Bosher and Polly his wife, ami
John p Elicit not having entered their appearance Civ
en- security according 10 the act of assembly and the
OF this court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they net Inhabitants of this country ordered
that the SAID defendants do appear here the dav
of the next term and answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the front door OF the Ca
pol, i'll the said city.
81 copy. Tese, HIM. ". IENIyFG e. c.
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(a.)
.uf. Br0Tf 10 Me RQroN de DamGs.

PARIS ID January, 1896
SIR: In the month of July last had the honor state
10 your Exceency with the utmost fraukueSS of
the President of the United States, in relation tine Spa
nsh Islands OF Cuba and Porto Rico. informed you that
the United States could with indifference those Is
lands passing from Spain any other European Power
and that the United States desired change in their poll
tica! commercial condition. nor in the possession which
Spain had of them. In tue conference with which your
Excecncy honored me this day, repeated the
suranceS and added, IN spirit Of friendship, and with
view of guarding beforehand against any possible difficult
ties on the subject which might arise, that my Government
could not consent to the occupation those Islands by
other European Power than SPAIN under an, contingency
whatever
Having understood your xccency say that the policy
and views OF the United States, disclosed by
pended with hsse OF His Majesty Government, shall
fail To communicate the information the President, who
will feel happy in finding the Nations agreeing ON
point of 50 much Importance the tranquility OF that por
ton Of the Globe.
request your Excelleucy accept, &c
JAMES BROWN.
His Excellency BARON DE D,0IAs,
Minister IF Foreign affairs &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-07
TIRGLAI4.

AT rules holden in the clerks Office the superior court
OF chanccry for the Richmond district tho "a d -.
April, 1926: 0'' 10Y %
Henry Wyche and Frederick Shelton pycs
against ''
James T. Robinson, Martin Pucket, Davis Robinson and
George Shelton, Dns
The defendant James F. Robinson not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the ac Of
assembly and the rules OF this and appearing NV sa
tIsiactory evidence, that he is an uhab itap of This
country: is ordered That the said defendant do
here on the tenth day Of the and answer the bill
OF tine plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published IL the city of Rich
mond' for two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Capitol, in the said city
copy. Tcse,
81 Nm. ". HE.VL6G, c. C..
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Al rules holden in the clerks oice Of the superior court Of
1896 ''' VI april
Richard Adams executor ofEzato;5 Hunter deed, l4
against "'
Carey seIdcn and James Brown r second auditor or the
commonwealth J0 ''
The scircfaciss awarded in tits cause not vinr
cuea returned on the defendant, Carey Seldom and he m,
having entered his appeaanoeaud given security ACCORDING
9" we ac oi Assembly and The rules Of this court and IL
appearing Ivy satisfactory evidence that no s MOI ~ - "
an' Oh tbs country ordered, that the Sa id defendant
90 appear here ON The tenth day the next term and
cause any he can against the revival sought by the said
process ana also answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
COPY % this order be forthwith inserted in some newsn1
published mt city Of Richmond for months scres
svey,and posted at the front door Of the Capitol i'm the
said city ' ' '''
II Cory Tes', H.H. II. I!ENLN0. r. r
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JIRGLNIa:

At rules holden in clerks Office Of the superior cou.,
of chanceIy for the Richmond district, the 3rd day of
April, 1896:
Smith b stanard, infant, by Archibald S. Woodbridge
ms next friend Ply.
against
Beverley Smith, udmor de bous with the will annex
ed Of William Smith, deed, aud aom'Or of Elizabeth
Tunsta decd, Daniel Weseiger, adm or Woshinstou
Watts, the Beverley Smith, Daniel Weiseger and
Seisnora his wife, Ed'- nd Smith, ana VIM VIM Watts
d1s.
The defendant Beverley Smith! having entered his
appearance and given security according act Of as
scmby and the rules this court and appearing by s
,isfactoy evidence that he is inhabant of this
country; ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here the tenth day of the and answer the bill
Of the plaintiff; and that copy OF this oidcr forthwith
inserted in newspaper published the city Of Rich
mond, for moa successfully, aud posted the front
door of the Capitol, in the said city.
copy. Tcsc,
II I'm. ". HI2.NTNIG, r. r.
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TIRGLNIA:

at rules, holden in the clerks of the superior court
chanceTy for the Richmond district the Bird day Of April
Matthias ITueiiu, 1s
against 'J'
Henry Newman audNanueia his wife, and Peter joseph
OneYaie surviving executors Of Joseph C7aego iec'd
dHs.
the defendants Henry Newman and Manuela his
VIE, not Iayipg entered cr appearance and riyeu scc
y according to tho act of assembly and the rules of this
court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that te
arc not inhabitants OF this country is ordered that the
SAID defendants do appear here the day Of the
'eri ana answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copv
OF MS order be forthwith inserted in newspaper nun
llshed in the city OF Richmond, for two months s,cr
svcly' and posted at the hor door Of the capitol in the
said city.
Copy. Tesc,
q W.H. ". TENTyvC r. r..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-07
TIRGINL3:

At rules holden the clerks Office Of the superior court
Of chancery Tor the Richmond district, the Sd dav of
April, 1926:
Samuel Damn and Caroline his wife, late Caroline IIo!lo-
way, sole heir Of David Holloway, decd, FAs
against
Thomas Holloway Thomas Pes aud Phebo his wife, and
Elizabeth Holloway, aud Thomas I. Swami, Samuel g.
Nelson Robinson and Jane his wife, heirs Of Samuel
Swami, deed, prs.
The defendant Jane Robinson, wife OF tire said Nelson
Eob"son not having entered her appearance and given
curly according to the of assembly aud the his
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
not an inhabant Of this country ordered, the
seicndant do appear here the tenth day Of the term
aud answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
the city Of Richmond for months succcssiyclv and
posted at the front door Of the capitol in the said city
u a Copy. Tcse, nm. ". HR,NENCf, c. G..
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TIRGLNLq:

AZ rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the superior court
Of chancey for the Richmond district, the 3rd day Of
April, 1896
Thomas Ncalc, PHI.
against
A'sz7ndcr Boyd, John w. Lewis William o. Goodc, Lewis
Burveli, Peyton r. Burwo}, Howell Taylor, jr Edmund
Taylor, Richard II. Walker lucy Burwcl executrix Of
Armlslcad BWwe Alexander s. Field, cx'or Of Charles
G. Field, John Davis Philip Rancy, Daniel T. Heks,
b 5 McCraw, John d. Hawkins, Spottswood Burwell,
and VIM. Richards, Richard Boyd, and Thomas Goodc
dHs
The defendants, Spotsvood Burwell VIM Robards Rich
ard Boyd, and john D. Hawkins, having entered their
appearance and given security according to the act Of
semby aid the rules Of this court, and appearing by
sidctory evidence that they not inhabitants of this
couniry 70 ordered that the said defendants do appear
here on the tenth day ofhe next term and the bin Of
the plaintiff md that copy Of this order be forthwith in
for two months successfully and posted the front door Of
the capitol, IN toe said city.
81 csuv. 1esie. I'm, II. FENENCT c..
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VIRGINIA.:

AT rules, holden in the clerks Office of the Superior Court
of Chancery for the Richmond district, the 3rd day
April, 1896
zachariah kowctt, and Mary bis wife, Mary tockett
PTS
against
Thomas Woodbridge, and William Woodbridge cx ors of
the last will and testament of Thomas Woodbridge;
deceased, Hughes Owen, Jesse Owen Page Walden, aud
Caroline NJ his wife, Zacharah Lockett James Lockett,
George w. Cole and Caroline NJ. his WIFE John Cole
and Pamela b. his wife, Grandson b. Woodbridge and
Beverley H. Woodbridge, DIS
The defendants Jesse and Zachariai Iockett not
having entered their appearance and given security
ding the act Of assembly aud the rules Of this court and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
habtants OF this country ordered, the said deen-
dantS do appear here the first day Of the term and
answer the bill Of Inc plaintiffs; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the city of Richmond FOR months succcssivcy and
posted the front door Of the capol in the said civ
81 A copy, Tese, I'm. ". IiENLNCt, C. r.
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EISGkNIl:

At rules holden the clerks Office of the superior court of
chancery for the Rchmon district the Sd day April
1896:
Elizabeth Smith, wife ofWiam H. Smith, by John Crouch,
her next h'end' phc
against
aud testament, of Richard Crouch dec d, aud William
Sterling Smith, also trustee under the same WILL and
William W. Vaughan and Elizabeth Y. his wife, Robert
C. smith, aud Jesse p. Smith, and Lucy Aum Smith
lna"'' DIS
The defendant Jesse p Smith, having his APP
and given security according act of assem-
bly, and the rules of this court, and appearing by
tory evidence that he uhn bitant of this
ordered that the said defendant do appear on the
tenth day of the hill Of the plaintiff:
aud that copy of this be forthwith IN some
spapcr published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted the front of the
pol. i'll the said city.
copy. Tcste,
81 I'm ". HENLNr;, &C.
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TIRGLM1;

At rules holden in the clerks office of the superior cou,
April, 1926: wy W
Sampson A. Robinson g
against
I"hn r Robinson assignee OF EIizahet, Harrison and the
said Elizabeth Harrison Charles Harrison ad Th
l'S"'ioo' DIS
Inc defendants except Elizabeth HARRISON not ayng eu-
'Ged heir appearance given security according to the act
9" assembly and the rules of this court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not nhaban Of M
country II Is ordered that the said defendants do appear
mere y" the first day Of the and answer the bin
o. the plaintiff; and that copy Of this be forthwith
inserted in newspaper published in the cit, If Rih
m"nd for two months successfully, posted at the front
door of tile capitol, in the said city.
Il A copy. Teste, I'm. II. ETENING. e.
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against
TIRGL.NTl:

AT rules, holden in The clerks Office of the superior court
OF cnancery for the Richmond district, the 3D. LAY of
Htzeki"h Puryear William Hughes, and George w
Payne late sheriff of Goochland county, to when hath
been committed for administration the Richard
Redlord, deceased, Pms
against
William Miller, and James b Ferguson, executors of Tho
mas Miller deceased, and john Brown, administrator Of
"'"e"h i"l'"er' dec d' Dts
The scefacias awarded in this cause not bavipg bo,
returned executed ON the defendant John Brown aud he
not having entered his appearance and given security
corning 10 the act OF assembly and the rules of this court
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence ne is not an
inhabant OF this country, is ordered that the said de-
PENDANT do appear hele the zenith day the next term
ana shew cause II any he against the sought
oy the sad process and that copy of this order forth
with inserted IN some newspaper published i'll city
chm"n Tor two months successfully and posted the
front door of the capitol i'll the said city
- Copy. Ieste, I'm. ". f{E.NIN-Cf. r G.
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TIRGINTl:

FI3GL.NI.4:
AT rules holden in the clerks Office the superior court
of chamccry for tue Richmond district the 3rd day OF
April, 1926:
Lewis Webb and George T. Booker, merchants and part
ncTs, trading uuder the firm of Lewis Webb & Co.
pits.
against
Hugh and William Crawford, il. and Elijah Weerns,
DIS.
The defendants Hugh and William Crawford, IT, not
having entered their appearance and given security
ding Ia tho act of Assembly and the rules court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not in
habamts of this country; is ordered that the said eln-
dants do appear here the tenth day OF the term
and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that COPY of
this order be forthwith inserted in newspa per publish
ed in the city of Richmond, for months succcssiveIy
and posted at the front door of the capitol in city
copy. rese,
81 I'm. " HE.NTNIf. C. r.
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D0g&Tp>
ODE TO DISAPPOINTMENT.

ODE TO DISAPPOINTMENT.
By Henry Kuke Hhie.
Come, disappointment, come!
Not in thy terrors clad;
Come in thy mcckcs saddcst cusc:
Thy Christening rod but tcrifcs
The restless and the bad
But recne
Beneath thy shrine,
And round my brow resignd thy peaceful cypress wnc
Tho' fancy flies away
Before thy hollow tread,
Yet meditation, ia her cell,
Hears with faint sigh the lingering kn H.
Ihat tells her hopes are dead;
And tho the
BY chance appear,
Yet she SMILE aud say, my all was not laid here
Come, disappointment, come.
Though from hopes summit hurl'd,
Still, rigid muse thou forgiven,
For thou severe We're from heaven,
70 wean me from the world;
To turn my eye
From vanity,
And point to scenes of bliss that never, never die
WHAT'S this passing scene:
pcevsh a pr day.
little sum--a te rain,
And then night sweeps along the pain,
And all things fade away.
Man (soon discuss'd)
Yields up his trust,
And all his hopes aud fears lie with him in the dust
OH, wha, is beauty's power:
1t flouisles and dies:
VIII the cold earth its silence break
10 tell how soft how smooth cheek
Beneath its surface lies?
Mute, mute is all
Der beautys fail;
Hel praise rcsounds when man,cd in her pail
Flle most beloved on earth
Not long survives to-day;
SO music past is obsolete
Andy twas sweet, twas passing sweet,
But now It's gone away.
Thus does The shade
I'm memory fade,
When IN iorsakcn tomb the form beloved is laid.
Then since this world is vain,
And volatile, and fleet,
Why should 1 lay up earthly iovs
Where rust corrupts and moth DESTROYS,
And cares and troubles cat:
Why ny from i'll
With anxious skill,
When this hand will freeze this throbbinr be still
Come, disappointment come!
Thou art not stern to me;
Sad monitIess! own thy sway;
\ votary sad i'll early day,
bend my knee thee.
From
My will run
only bow, and say, my Cod, thy will be done
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-07
VIRGENT.4:

At rules holden i'll tie clerks office of superior court of
chancery for Richmond district the 3rd day of April
1926
Robert Poore, r. X A. HGbbard, Rankin aud
Fowle, partners doing business the finn of Rankin
& Fowle, Peterson and Mckinley mariners
and merchants doing business under the style of Petersen
{; Mckinley, Thomas CeoSsey aud Fl. l.. Philip, and
Robert Ewing, 1ns
against
John Hcndrce, VIM. w Hcning, Elijah Brown George
Hendrec- Hamilton Potts VIM. w. Smith, Albert w
Smith, Sarah Ann Smith, aud VIM Smith, John S. Myers
aud Robert Scott, dts
The defendants John IIcndrec, and Elijah Brown not
having entered their appearance and given security ac
cordg to the act Of assembly and the rules of this court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence they are not
inhabitants Of this country is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the tenth day of the mex, term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted i'm newspaper publish
ed in the city Of Richmond, for successioely and
posted the front door Of the capitol in the said civ
81 A coy. Tcste, Nm. n. HENT.NIf e. e.
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passed the hing, whom he as sure give great

passed hing, whom hc was sure would give great
satisfaction.
On the same day. addressed short the Baron
de Damas, OF which enclose copy and meeting him in
the evening, told him in informal manner, that had
written it with the design Of avoiding any mistake in my
communication TO the President, what had passed the
conference. He said he was well satisfied tina, mistake
existed on either side, and that he had
conversation TO the King.
have the honor to be, with great respect, your
obediemt servant, JAMES BROWN
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TIRGLNIl:


AZ rules, holden in the clerks Office of the superior
OF chancery for the Richmond district the Sd dav of
April, 1926:
Amasa Palmer of Haldaway DAVIS, deed,
PU.
against
Lewis Hazard, and Susan his wc John Aston and
Jane his wife, and Joseph ". Harper. Ludsou Worsha,
Abner Adams, William b. Pryor, and Samuel Pryor,
DTS.
The defendants Lewis Hazard and Susan his wife, and
john Aston and Jane his wife, having entered their APP
peafance and given security according the
oy ana tle rules of this COURT and it appearing by
factory evidence, that they inhabitants of cou-
try; IS "rdured, that the said defendant do appear here
ON the tenth day of the aud the bill of
the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order forthwith -
serted III some newspaper published in the city Rich
mond Tor two months successfully, and posted front
door of the capitol in the said city.
u Copy Teste, I'm. ". HENINII, cr
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TI{eGINY4.


Atrnies holden in the clerks Office of the superior cou,
OF chancery for the Richmond District the Sd dav of
John Heth executor Of Henry Ifeth, iec'd Pm.
against
Zachariah Sugart, Richard sasseen Peter Perdue and
beverly Randolph, eNor Of Harry Hcth, decd DIS
Inc sc'reiacias awarded in this having been
returned executed the dets Zachariab Sueart and
charH 9asscrn and they not having their a ~
e'Tance and given security according act of assem-
factory evidence, that they are nor nhabitu of bis
try; 1t ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
on the tenth day n the shev catIse if an
ey CAM against Tine revival sought by the pbces and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
succesSlvey and posted at the front of the ca
pitol, in the said city.
81 Copy Teste, I'm. ~ HENTYI. r.
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TIRGLNL4:

IIRtILNT.I:
AT rules holden in the clerks Office the superior court
OF cnNncery for tho Richmond district, the Sd day of
John King, admir- of Rachael McCurg, pm.
against
Andrew Smith, Ceoghcrhan David paro,. II
u. Eomble, John Fierney, A. g. Smith, William Muire
Mch'"Se' ana John Merriam, DTS.
The defendants, Andrew Smith and A. G. Smith M.
entered their appearance and given security accur
iS 10 'he act OF assembly and the rules of this court
on" appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they ara
NOT of this country; is ordered that the said
uee"uan's do appear here the day of the next
'rn aha answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copv
% o'uer De forthwith inserted i'll newspaper nub-
sned IN the city OF Richmond for months succeste
and posted al the front door the CAPITOL in the said
- a COPY. Iestc, I'm. ~ FE.NLNIi g.
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TJRGEVE.q;


At rules holden in the CLERKS Office of the superior coary
Of chancesy, for the Richmond District the Sd day of
April, 1926:
Waiter Crenshaw Pr.
against
Joseph White, Clement White, William l.. White John
=. White, Thomas NJ. White Sanford t}caslcy and Ma
ria his wic Lewis Tinslcy and Sophia bis wife JOHN
Hancock and Elizabeth his wife, and Sarah White
DTS.
executed the defendants Joseph white and John Han
cock and Elizabeth his wife, and they having entered
their appearance and given security according
assembly and the rules Of this court it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants this
country; ordered that the said defendants do appear
here the tenth day Of the and shew ausc if
any they against the revival sought by the said proces
newspaper Published in thc city Of Ejchmoud, for two
months successvely and posted the front door the ca
pOl, i'm the said city.
u 4 Copy Tese, I'm. ". HENTNG,c.c
IJRCL,YI,3:
At rules, holden in clerks Office Of the superior cou,
Of cbancery for the Richmond district, the Sd day
April, 1926:
William Miller and George Irvine, PM
against
McGowan and Collins, Joseph Wallace, Pauck Durkip,
and T. r. Ryan, DTS.
The defendant Joseph Wallace, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the Of
senby and the rules Of this court, and IL appearing by
fac0ry evidence. that he uhabitant fhis
try Is ordered that The said defendant do appear here
the tenth day Of the next term and the bill Of the
plaintiffs; nd that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in newspaper published i'm the city Of Richmond, Tor
two months successfully, and posted the front door Of tie
capitol. IN tine said city.
81 A Cory. Tee.e I'm. II. LTE.NTNG. re-
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At rules holden in the clerks office of the SUPERIOR cor
o. chancery for the Richmond district the Sd dav of
W iliam cambridge, sheriff Of Hcnrico county 70 ,,n
hath been committed for administration the unadmiris
tered estate OF Esnc Smock, decd and He,e Snock
WIDOW oi said Esme, and sole heir of Maria Fox who
was mail" 9hhoch' Pts
against
William Wide and Thomas Watson, ir. DIS.
The Sceiacias awarded in this not being return
eo executed on the defendant Thomas Watson, M and he
" having entered S appearance and given security &C
corhg 10 the act of assembly and the rules this court,
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence, he is not am
oan' OF this country; it is ordered that the sa, de-
appear here the tenth day of the next term,
anu Shew cause If any he against the revival sought
y me Sa' process and that copy of this forth
T ser"u III some newspaper published in the city
'n"" 'or two mouths SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the
front doof of the capitol, in the said aity
u a Copy. Testr, I'm. ". HENING, r.
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4. II. EVERETT.
.Nadrid, January /, 1896.

T. > Upon looking again at the decree upon the council
of state, which of my hands when was wrtnr
the above nd that the council described as new
institutions i'll such distinct had supposed and
stated The impression had Upon the subject was partly
derived from conversation The existence of the council
had been pretty generally forgotten, this revival of il
has been commonly mentioned the establishment of am
entirely in effect the King never called the
members together under the former system.
Hon. HENRY CLAY,
iSCCrcfaryOf SfQfc.