Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-04

any oil them, for any land lands by them or any
OF tnen. owned and possessed and lying and being
within the limits OF the actual locations Of the Bal
uinore and Ohio Rail Road, s,rryey we'd and marked
out, by the Engineers of the Baltimore and Ohio
ISui Road Company, under the direction of the
President and Directors OF said Company :. be Tore
the 10Th OF June 1928, for the route and site OF,
said Rail Road; and also from hinderins or OBJ
s'ructinS the Baltimore and Ohio Rail i.oad Com
dny, or its Agents FROM taking possession of any OF
said lands under their said agreements or using
them in conformity to said agreements; and also
Piohioit and enJoin you, the said Chesapeake and
ONO canal Company, and the Potomac Company
your Agents and Auornies aforesaid, from apply
ing Tor, or causing to be issued, or executed, any
warrant or warrants for summOnDg any jury or ju-
| ries TO assess damages, for the condemnation of
any OF the said lands. for the of said Companies
or either oil them Tor the site Of said Ca
nal or Canals, and also you the said Justices Of the
Peace and Sheritk, the one from issuing and the
other from executing any such warrant or war
rants TO summon any jury OF juries, TO value and
condemn an OF the said lands for the USE of said
| Chesapeake and Ohio Canal or Potomac Company
| until the claim OF the said Chesapeake and Ohio
| lanai and Potomac Companies 10 Il priority aud
right oil election, as to all the lauis lying within
the actual locations ,foresaid, of the Baltimore
ana ONO ita Road, Is forth and relied upon in
thcii bi oil complaint, fled against The said Balti
more anu ONO Hall Road Company in " ashington
county Court as Court OF Equity, OH the I0th of
inc present month, shall have been finally heard
Court OF Chancery Witness the Honorable The
odric Bland, Esq. Chancellor this BIRD day OF une
1928.
lest RAMSAY WATERS, Reg. Cur. Can.
| IN CHANCERY, BIRD June 1924
| oTdefed, ihdt wrts Oh Subpoena and Injunction
issue as prayed by the aior going bill OF complaint;
.fna Il as Jnfher ordered, that any time after
| the hing OF the answers of the ,aid Defendants
inc court VIII hear motion us olive the said
| Injunction; Prouided, fhe same Defendants give
l and
The Register Is directed e. endorse copy OF this
or"er OIL the writ OF inJunctiou, that il may nc
| served Herewith ON the said Defendants
| True Copy, IilEODRiC BLAND, Chr
| lest, RAMSAY WATERS, Reg, Cur. Can.
! The preparations connected with the formal CON
neheenicnt oil the Baltimore AMI Ohio Rail load
! on inc approaching annit Sary, are adj ailcinr
win ereat Zeal particularly among ,he diii rcut
| oi anches oi the Mrcnanio Ants. ~! The trades
anu professions will be dSting uisnea ny tneIy an
propriate banners, badges other suitable devices
anu many oil them have determined TO Introduce
travelling platforms or cars, which il is n ended
10 cXiiioii IN practical operation OF their respective
| trades Among some oil the associations, we learn,
IL mas been resolved To provide CASKS of claret wa
ter ior their retreslment during the proce
| Inc neat which has prevailed lo some days past,
leaves no room 10 doubt the excellence of the no
| uon' anu We presume IL viii Dc adopted IN ali cases
| "he'e TIE arrangement can be suitably made. The
Masonic fraternity isOm ali parts oil the State will
attend the procession; the entire spectacle pro-
misses TO Dc one OF the most gratifying and inipos
| ing which has ever been Witnessed.
Bali. .ailerlca an.
The .gtfican Colony ! he last number of the
African Repository contain some further details of
Information from Liberia brought by the last arri-
val. 1t appears that three vessels the Randolph,
| the Doris and the Nautilus, with 29S passenger,
IN all, had arrived al Liberia In >aiety-the two
iofinei sometime previous TO the Sci OF March, the
date OF the dispatches. The enigrants from South
carolina had enjoyed universal and perfect health
| hose who came from the states north of Virgin
Ia nau however suis red severely, aud 81 OF them
had died - Draw a line says Mr. A,hInnn
g due east and west across the ELK Ridge i'm Ala
ryiand and not death has invaded the people from
the SCUM Vi IL. new settlement as the head oil
navigation Oh the st. Pauis has been TO, med i'm :,
line and fertile country which lay az sort of bar.
rier between the tribes of the coast and those Of
the interior, and which was therefore obtained on
easy terms. large log factory has been erected
WIN range OF 80 OF 40 houses, and the settle
ihent has been named hillsburg. Mr.. Ashmun
thinks " that Tor Al least two years to come much
more discriminating selection OF settlers must be
made than ever has Beethoven in the first and
second expeditions by the Elizabeth and Nautilus
In 1870 and Il, or lhat the prosperity of the colony
| VIII inevitably and rapidly decline At the end
Oh mat uine ne observes, healthy proportion OF
| Idle and working people viii be found there and
the Tree coiored population OF the United States
may then be taken up just they are found there
the working and the idle, they are now nattl-
rally distributed through the American States
and, my character tor tie stake under yood man
| fsement, they will not be felt as a burden''
NJ. L. f.. Post
Among the other difficulties, the result of the
indeciSon and mistaken course of the present adj
Tninistration, are the dissentions in the army By
the following letter from correspondent al ~ ash
ington, it will be perceived that the difficulties
thicken.
Washington CITY, June 6.
81 court order has gone forth TO Gen. Scott
Tor his dismissal III the Of his refusal TO obey
| the orders OF Cen. Mdcomb Scott has formally de.
nidhued MacOinb arrest, his own arrest (either
no says, VIII answer his purpose, } and trial by
court marital, which request the authorities decline
lie tScot) styles himself the commandment. chief
or mayor general Of the army. tie insists that Ma.
eoho ana Hanes are his interiors in rank aud that
| the president has committed error and gross
violation oil his rights. such the well founded
reports at the metropolis, where there Is much dis
! may, huttering and confusion AZ this time
| The nol-acceptance of Judge Savage has pro-
duced great CONSERVATION in the Coalition camp.
IL would afford them some consolation If they could
aScribe Judge Savages designations and unwilling
ness 10 become their candidate for governor to any
other cause than an unwilIingness to make himself
the catspsT OF their unhoIy ambition"
latdany Argus.
/ THE HORN SNAKE
THIS beautiful spotted reptile, is rarely TO be
ieund One OF extraordinary dimensions upwards
oil feet IN length, and thick as a mans arm, was
Killed last week at the Union Forge gentle
man who saw the animal describe, the horn, NOT ~
Dlunt pfoiutcrsncc from the TAIL but fint-bard
substance ehca5eu IN shield, and as sharp as a nee
die, which, when attacked, the creature shoots from
the sCabbdrd and iufiicfs a ,Cottd ,.,i,l ,,,tI =