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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03
pIRGINTU:


AT superior Of oanccy held at The former caufrcf
IN the city of Williamsburg, ihe 2Gt OF January 1907.
Robert t. Gibsnm, p;J
against
Blake p. Woodson Edward Bedford, and Chris,o7yfrr T.
This cause on this day to he heard IN fine orai,1
ana amended bills, the of the defendants B. H.
oodson and Edward RedfOrd fled thereto IL, which an
s"eS tie plaintiff replied generally, together with the ev
bs ana dispositions of Witnesses; as TO the H,Iedant
Ohfstorer ii StroTg who is country aoaiu..
"hNm me pamt appears tn have proceeded i'm the mod.
prescribed ny law, and argued by counsel: On co,s;
Grafton whereof, the decrdant Edward Bedford Iavtro
stated III ms answer that from the character Of the former
"i,' ne was induced to make tho purchase Of the Hirh
i estate that having given his deposition in that sit
ANA the amended DILL IN that cause in maze g. filed nc an
ehhio III EIS having charged the non ia y,nent f
'e purchase money, which amended bill was filed few
nohs before ne his dcposiion and tw wears befor
he obtained hiscrd for the said estate: and his answer
"ehS imperfect, III denying notice ard aedging pay
nfht before notice; is OF opinion that from facts aforr-
in ana The whole evidence in the cause, the said Edward
c"io'n naG notice OF the payment of the purchase
money by te defendant Woodson, tho plaintiff, at the
hc OF his the said Rchfors purchase and al the tiluty
" nc nDaincd his deed, and before he paid the p,rcia 81.
moncy,il Bdced he has made ia veut nd Say
c IAN! III the hands of the said Edward !leHfd are INV
"ahic TO TIE pl2intf for the price which Woodson aqr.ai
10 g'o Ior gh iiiIi cstac but may that the said
b ~ oodsoH Edward Rcdord has pnid and sat isGe
claim lien the sa III estate ,yIirh Tho I.;,,;n
bound lor and which should form Crcdi, arainst the mr.
r"Se money, Tie Court doth atudgc, order and der
mat the SAID defendants Edward BEDFORD nd b. r. IYoo
SON. render Before ri the Commissioners of t (our, an
account Of any lien claim TTig, Hill c ag
nn a1 ny them, or either Of them, and which the plain
WI IS ao9 ioT which the Commissioner s dpc,
ed To cHamue state and settle, ard the Court rcuor
YIN any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent bv
Sei' Of "h'cn may be required by the parties stat
CO. copy Toste,
ED. CHRISTIAN T. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03
S9NgGgD>
THE YOUNG AVENGER,

And the heard upon his breas, the winter snow
let his eye shines bright, as if yet its last
Six stand ready arms to 10 ms he has done
snow take your way We Iaras bold and TO the battle ri 70
For loud the Christian air pride
Your six white steed stand the gae gu FORTH let me
Vino Will return the FIRST and bring Moslen head to me-
Forth they went six gallant knights maid from head to
heel
j it death to him vino first their fiery strens, sinai, fse,,
They spurd their ee,is. and they dasb't as s,aa
the midnight wind, P
While 'he Youngest brother stood and swept that he mus,
stay behind
lone hsfe my child the ithes said and ,vnetenre dos
The time will come when from the {. ay nou,, shall,
keep e ny "
When thou wilt he the first OF all mill ,h. ho.,,
tears. " MS
The sun went down. but nor shield reflected back his
light, ~ o"'" 1913
The monn up, but not a sound broke ~, ,, - 3
night: ~ e-' Vi
The old ma" w"tchd mpa,enty, till with morn o er the
There came sound oshoes cct--there came martial
train. ~
But gleani not ba OK tine sunbeam, glad from ,,,u. NJ h, .
Of goli ' " '
Mott shon' upon the crimson vc the ,urams emerald
Moorish herald; six pale heads hung at his saddle bo,v
"s changed yet well the father knew the lines each
on did they fail by numbers did they haSsly yiel1
Not so beneath the bold hand thy ckile ess the
field, f y e
They died as N"urreddn would wish all Of his should
Small honor does the conquest boast when won from, those
wh" Gy.'
Aud thus he saith This The sword that sven, down thy
brave band wy
Find thou who can draw it forth in all ,b f.;,;
land -
Ii i'oH youth such so"owins and thou hast endur
TN IA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03
DIRGINTJ.

~ rules holden III the clerks Office If tho e,.i,,
court OF choncery for the Richmond dTq,tic, rho
9th day oil March, 1897: '''"'o'' '"e
Christopher i. Fleet, ex or nr Anl,r,. r T,,.
who was surviving cx'or Of BaZlc Bcoryne dccJ II
against 60
Alexander Fleet, admir- Dc bouis non Of Charles Eor.
ucc q, EIzaoc'h IT, Haynes and James Anthony HAYNES
infant children of Eliza L. Haynes, decd Benpet Er,n
sally L. Browne, and Christopher Browne and Tbon,,,
Haynes, husband of Eliza l.. HAYNES mn
The scircacas, awarded in This ca use not bri,g rc,
." executed en- the defendant Christopher Browne and
ne not Havng entered his appearance and rive, sccn
corning 10 Inc act OF assembly aud The rules of , ,uri ad
!! appearing ny satisfactory evidence that he is not an
"do.aht OIL TINS Country: IL is orIcc that tho said dcGp
can't 40 appear here on the first day Of the mex, Torn,
sw cause against the revival sought by the said
and that copy Of this order be fof,hi,b nsc,I
newspaper PuocH III the city of Rchnion,j for mon,,e
successfully and posted the on, door Of the nni,o
in the said city. " wv '"P'o''
IS Copy: rcstc, ny. II. HENly7i, r. :.
VIRGLVT.4:-
At rules, holden in the clerk g office of 7, 49, .
March 1927: way o.
Jarrett Avory, bt
against
E'asmu5 kennon, Eorbornc I, Nelson and hrci,fbalJ
Clarke and Brown Avory, Peter Avory, RudI Aver,
hU'er Hale, Elijah Avory, Washington Ayorv 1oc1
@m L. hlcxaoder, admr and guardian ofre
~ aLra,m ,"'iH Ttassgn tho heirs
his wife, late Avorv ~" -"''' ""I tto'y
The defendants Ritter Haic. Elijah Avorv ,yo,Iig,.
n,oy'S"cI HVory william l.. Alexander admir- and ,tnr
brirs If hir,L,,, -. ''.H", 'ias7gh, tho
" " AT'Sn'" Iowi' decd, Joseph Gold asi Polly his
~ 'Di having entered their appcaranrc 81
'Cn cc"n'y according To the act Of ASSEMBLE nJ 10
W. ,',S coo',, and II appearing by satisfactory cylr ,1
LIZ are no' nhabnanfs Of this country: ii is s,Ic
SAID defendants do appear here o., ,by &C, ""' YES
t" ana answer tie bill Of trc plaintiff; and Ina, ~
I u'ue' % forthwith inserted in newspaper ouI,e
~ w b G'Y "i E'chn'ond, for two months succesiycf
city. 'P''''' ~ Inc said Il
~ c"Fn Tcs'~. NV r HEy111-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03
From thc L-irninincn,.

F'"h me J. JrgIHln fTIsriTr
Our readers will perceive by the FOLLOWING wsrran,
that special term of the Superior Court of tbi, Cor
ty will be held by Judge Dadc commencing on MonJa,
the eleventh day Of June next. being The second Mon.
day in the month. ~ 0'
oMs Cferh q lie Superior Couttof Fauqve, Covnt
whereas IT has been represented 10 the subscr;
ne: lone of the Judges of The General Court ot Ro
bert white the Judge of the Superior Cont of Law OF
SAID county, bath from ndisposon allied for t,ro
cessiVe terms to hold Court in SAID countr NJ Fan
4uier: In pursuance Of act of the General tsse,h
emitted an act to provide for holding specaI terms IF
me superior Courts OF Law in certain casesn-J yi,
nam A. U. Dade, one of the Judges of tho Genera,
Cou!t DO hereby appoint special Court TO be hclh
'or me SAID County OF Fauquier, 10 commence on Mon
day the 18th day Of June next: And do he,chv 20.
qnre the Clerk OF sac said Superior Court TO rive ~,
ice thereof to The Commemorative Attorney 3nd I
other officers OF the said Court and 10 ssue all noc
Sary process returnah!e to said special session LI
process the sheriff Of Tie said County Of Fannnio =;
heIcoy required to execute and return as also 70 sum,
mon grand jury, together with venres TO attend M
Sa'a special Court, under the limitations and rn
Sr,ctions as ~ tie case ola regular Court in
ana DO hereby require al The officers of the said (ont
10 90 and to peTom all such acts and dues os ,,nI
u1YoVe upon mem at regular term Of said court
witness my hand and seal this 2Ist day Of March Iao1
VIM. a. G. DADE fSoaI ! =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03

kNOE RENT Tie Store, Counting Room and Cellar. for
ncty occupied by G. Irvine grocery It is copsi-
dersd an excellent stand foc business. Possession MAJ m
odo 'n'nco'a''ir. A2p'" IANlES GR&Y.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03
MtsrrtIameous Department.

Female .7attors.--ln the notes of Blaclkwood,s Ma
game The Ettrck Shepherd pronounces the follow ing
beautiful eulogi uron female authors
"oh, srs. what glorious galaxy of female genius
anu virtue have we TO gaze on with admration pure
and unreproved in our native hemisphere There
la. STAR Is The large and lnsrous Star ~ Joanna Bae;
anu lnere tne star o. iiamilton-and Edgeworth-and
Grant-and Austen-and Tighe-and Milford-apd
iemans! beautiful and beloved in all the relations OF
christian life, these the women, Mr. North maids
"Ees' or widows, whom the religious spirit of the
protestant land viii venerate long as the holy fires
Oh pure faith burn upon their atars.These are the
ao'es, hir. 1icker and thank God we have many like
them, although less conspicuous. who TO guard from
insult oil look or Whisper touch, what man. English.
SCOTCH or irish, but would bear his breast death.
and why: because the union o. genius and virtue, and
religion, and morality, and genleness, aud purity, is
soul uplifting sight and ratics the great bond of
sky"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03
VTRGLW1;

AT rules holden in the clerks Office Of the superior ceur,
Of clancy for the Richmond district, the 5th day Of
James Scott Samuel Irvine Marion Buchanan. Toanns
wife, pUs
against
Alexander Buchanan, cxor Of william McKccknir John
Ewing David Barclay, Thomas Dobie, and William
EWING mrs.
Tho defendant William Ewing, huvfBg entered M
appearance and given security according to the act of
assembly and the rules Of this court appearing bv
an enquiry at his usual place Of abode he could not he
iound IS ordered, that The said defendant 7 appea here
on he first day Of the and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs aud that cepy Of this order be fortl III, instr
ted ~ SUSIE uewpaper published IN the city Of Richmond
io two months uccrsecv, and posted the front door G
tlm capiol,in the said city.
lg cnry. Te.aF mr., ". HENTNY. G. :.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03
French and Noya-Ssot;o p,o;cta,

French and Nova-Seotia Plaster.
w - nave a quantity of French and Nova Sect ia
tLAiS TER at our Nj ills: and keep constantly
U ,n nnua se supply OF Ground Plaster, that is
warranted OF The very best quality, and surd low in
quantities 10 suit purchasers. "
AIarch 90 wJt puAy,Ir crn
VIE subscriber has ed the pr,rc 80 -
a aud will attend the Courts Estate a nd Feinr,N -
IN the City of Richmond. His Office is IN III. h., =,
ny'n'nt belonging to MIR. Myers opposite the Cus,um
Mt, ., j. III. SMITH.
*,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03
ED. CHRISTIAN, c. G.
CoIMlssroNER ANDEpsoE's OFFICE, }

y 7 II.
Williamsburg, 9th February 1927
Dave appointed the nirth day of p next to cxecn,
the foregoing order Of Court; which dnv bv ncork
r. W. the parties Concerned are desired to at his
"ee with their papers and testimony, aud with the mr.
ccssary copies of Court papers.
7-wCt no ANDTpcoN r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03
-0ES-

The ladies of Whea,iand, Monroe Co. IN W hav.
SEM So 10 Mrs Morgan who has been left with two
children in state of great poverty.
The most iamentabe circumstance connec,c,;
with the mysterious disappearance of Morgan. has
been the destitute condition of his wife young wo
man ABOUT 10 who is len with two infant children,
aud with of support This circums,,nnn
seems to corroborae the evidence that Moran wac
orc'oy carried away for il is very clear his nnfortu,
nate wife is entirely ignoront of his fate Unless le
were monster, he could not for paltry gain in which
she loo was 10 participate, have left hor voIunary a
prey 10 me dreadful suspense she has endured since
the morning IN September last when her husband LEFT
her just before breakfast go ont into the VILLAGE
usual since wh CHI perioi she has known noting
of his facJ '''"s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03
FfRGENH.I:

I.I
AT rules holden in tho clerks Office the superior co
o ch9ncgry for the Rjchmond district, the 5h dsy IF
Ihe Mutual Assurance Society against FIRE on builipr,
,o.ins, " "s'""' P'G.
Ie,cr y Archer, John T. Mosclcy. JOHN A. Archer Rol
iiaskrs and Martha his wife, Mary Ann Arci,sr tynod
Jones ava Elizabeth T. his wife, John Jones and Saraf
~ h'' "'' W 'Aam w Archer, Peter f. Archer ~ ar
rT c I NiCn.'' 97s.
"e defendants John Jones and Sarah r. his WIFI moi,
having entered their appearance given security
N'e '" VIC 't OF assembly and the rules of court nd
IL appearing by satisIacrnrv evidence thar ,b "
hau'''"' ~ ms Cruuiy: u is uidercd hat the said do
PENDANTS do appear here the FIST !av Of tho no.,
ana answer The bill OF the plaintiffs; and that = con C ,t
oSdr NC forthwith inserted in some nev,, w ~ Wv,
:" the city Of Richmond, fer two rnon,l4
posted a. tn" font door OF the capitol, III the ,iJ ill.,
!" y copy. Tcsc, ~ m, H. TfEyJNC, >
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03

Hise Sayings Of Pope-l. Fine sense, and exalted
sense, half useful Thr,e arc
forty of wit io man Of sense; aud he that will
carry nothing about him but gold, will be every day d,
loss for want of reader change.
.. man should never ne ashamed own he has beer
IN the wrong: which is bat saying, in other words tina
he is 1ciSCr to-day than he Yesterday.
j. To be angry is to revenge the fault Others tpor
ourselves
j. To relieve the oppressed is the most glorious act
man is capable OF; i, in measure, doing the b
siness of God and Providence.
,. When we are young, slavislily employed in
procuring something whereby may live comor,a hlv
when grow old; and When are old we perceive
1t is tho late to live proposed.
8. The world is thing must of ncccssi,y either
laugh at or be angry wih if laugh with IT, they say
we are proud IT we are angry il, they say we arc
ill-natureh.
z. The greatest freedom know in being trcucht n wi,
By the world is, that it gives the greater advantage
of PLAYING the fool.
s. Flowers OF rhetoric in sermons and SCI ous dscouv
like the blue and rcd flowers IN corn plcosp,
to those who come only for apusemcnt hu, preiudciai
to him who would reap the profit from it,
g. The difference between what is called ordjurr,,
company and good company is, only hearing the same
thing III little room in large saloun at small Ia,
bes or at great tables before candles or twent,,
SconCeS.
H. Many men have been capable of doing a wise birp
more cunniiS thing but very few generous thn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03

Ecrtlityg Fiorida-A traveller returning fo, H.;
da' says is the most fertile coupry he ever found the
iands pr"""c'n J'ry bushels Of frogs 10 The ucre and AM
gators enough 10 fence them. ""t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03

, m ". HElTN;N'. C.. e.,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31
SHERIFF'S OFFICE.

FHvIE Subscriber oilers himself to the Democratic Re-
Z publican Citizens of Nc.sciste County, Ca'ii
date for the office Of SHERIFF, for the e,sung err
He woula remark, that from his confined situation, he
sonaly sohcit the suages of his fellow czens to whom
however he hereby pledges himself that if successful he
will execute the duties Of the Office with fideiy to the
best Of his ability a!so tn abide by that mode OF nomna-
winch may be determined On, by the County Meeting
Red Lion; and # unsuccessful cheeruy and faith
ty support he candidate be 80 fortunate asst
obtain the nomination. w. b. COCHRAN.
Mddie,own, June l, 1897 CO.
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~ the Democratic Republican Voters q
NEWCASTLE COUNTY.

FriLow CirIIsss,-I beg leave 10 offer myself as can
sa for the office Of CORON during the ensuing term
In soliciting your suT ages Tor The Office. shall make NJ
professions further Than to say, thai elected no aar
my fellow citizens. At the last et cion for this Office, in
fuenced by the wishes Of my friends, offered myself
candidate but declined the contest, upon learning
that aged aud merorious citizen, who hal served lis
cuntrv faithfully in the Revolutionary war, had been pre-
scntcd candidate and conscious that hi. deserts
above mine, chrcilly gave him all my support for Il
aid that il Offering myseft your choice, will chez fu
~ submit the decision Of The county meeting at the Red
Lon. MICHAEL DOWNEY.
June s, 1897. CO.
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The DelaWare Fire Insurance Compsn,

INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of the State Of mi,
i ware, with capital OF one hundred thousand dtlr
The President and Directors are nov receiving apnrc
tons for Insurance. vi their Office, No. e. Shipley s
between Front and Second Streets against Loss bv P
on every description Of buildings general; Aerchsnd
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes; Household Fum,ms'
and other personal property ALSO, against los. or d,
by inland transportation of goods wares, merchandise M
country produce
Terms OF insurance wilt be "a, ornble as any Of m
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia New York Pm
ties assured, may repose the fullest confidence in M
sodi,y OF its capital, and that all losses will be pronp
adjusted by the company -
JoHs MooUr is Agentto survey property 10 be insure,
for the town and vicinity Of New Castle, in place
! Bianey, declined.
Levi II EVANS is Agent to survey properiy,o ). h.
rurcd for the town and vicinity Of Elhton
JoHS CLoAK Agent to survey property to be nsursl
| ,or the town and vicinity Of Smyrna.
osEru IoSEs is Agent TO survey property to be Insured
| for the town OF West-Ches,er and vicinity.
| directors.
| John Patterson, David Bush,
| Joseph baily, VIM Chandler,
David c. Wilson, Joseph Grub,
Joseph e. Gilpin, Rober, Porter.
4 WIN. SEAL, President
ID. BYnSrs, Secretary.
| April 10, 1926, 49,
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BOROUGH LOAN.

yEvir unsers ned hs,s appnu,el I! ne Borough
L council committee TO receive Proposals for Loan
MT Ne ding 10000 liars, The cred of tie u rnLs
OF r.0n.,ea for the purpose Of supplying y roag
win ,ae y rate Of interest not exceeding te pa
=, ~ Nm. payable annuah,, srd re,ianrss
bic at I'll. Ms Aenty years from the fourth = :, u is
-Noyice S IL 3fe hereby given, that ,utl y " 60
= III now be fsr he unirrs gnel ), ENG l..
he present dat III Il. ns said Loan
JAMES BROpslN.
JAMES GARpNER.
JOSEPH l,Rl -.
WILLIAM AhhlN,
June y, 1897 81 t'-@..; =
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$500 REV ARD.

Vi w AW AY If m thr subsc ber> hufsay as. the
IL Il h Of Juiy INST NEGRO Man named PkIER.
a. himself Peer Bengs,, about &c q .es7s q
m stoned stber orderly .elloS. accustomed TO farm
york He took 9Th linn vatiety e cl,i!ins .monc
which were blue ciolh coat, d.h cloth do, par ~
fine light coloed cashmere pan aiet>. pair oil drao cloth
do one pair OF white drilling and pair ~ blue and
white summer do white Wascoa, and yellow
striped do pair of blu yam stockings and one pair
&c white cotton do, whie and one brown linen shirt
me pair OF boots han worn one fur hat
ALSO, --at the same time, Negro man named JOHN
PHILLIPS about % Of age, five feet or 10 inches
high Peter but like hun in being STOW notion
ed and sober lie draw Is much il his speech but is
ner, and forward than Peter Among he clothing he took
with him black cloth coat with remarkable long
ail round jacket. pair OF drab cloth pantalets
pair Of dark cloth do rab kersey do pair Of black and
white striped do, and pair OF ycloe do one pair If
tow linen do, linen and muslin shirt. white
ed wacoat with red stripes pair OF cafskn shoes
eay new, fur and summer hat. The above described
negroes raised Spesua Island in the Chesapeake
Bay, by the father of the subscribers, and went off with
any reasonable and believed through the
reference of evil disposed persons The above reward
will be paid Their being brought home lodged in an,
Jail that the subscribers get them, proportionate
ward for either of Them with III brought home to the
subscribers living Red Lion Hundred, New Castle Coun
ty and state Of Delaware ST Georges Post Office,
all reasonable charges HANNAH GALLUP,
July l6, 1927 7l-Sm REBECCA GALLUP.
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JACK HALYARD.

IuST received AMI for sale at this Once, wy ,r
81 edition. revised by the Author. Of the "Story I'm:
iIALYARE, the Sailor Roy; or, the Nr'uos s.hnn.
Designed for American Children. in FAM IS ana
By WILLIAM e. CAnpE1L" ih,s interesting h,te sJ hy
has received The appreciation H. AM ronmemsvn e
teachers and tt.r,rl Rent'"nrn ~ AZ c,;c
Philadelphia. and elsewhere. h" iasr ''tr' ! Apcrd IL
rial in their respective sch""i and ha''' o,hs:
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SHERIFF. Atty.

TiIE subscriber begs leave offer himself to the Demo-
Il attic Citizens OF Newcastle County, for the office OF
SHERIFF, to ba supplied in october next assuring them
thl IN case he should the object Of their choice, his
best cxerons shall be employed TO the duties OF
office with lefty; and pledging himself 10 abide b,
HE decision of the County Meeting b. held q, the Red
Lion for the nomination Of the County Ticket.
ALEXANDER PORTER.
Nav IS, 1927 5A-
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