davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-19

WAsHINGroN, March &, 1880
One OF The most splendid and hrongej parties that
ever shared the hospitality Of Statesman in this city,
assembled last evening at the mansion Of the Hon Mr.
Van Buren,, maugre the vindictive and truly c0oi
ton article in The National Journal Of Yesterday. The
object Of that article was by vile inuendoes, deter
the ladies' residen sojourning from grazing the enter
tai0men Of u Sccretary-aBd yet how wouy has the
author Of II been sappointed ! never Witnessed a
more charming collection Of the sex, and certainly,
none could more iastefuIly
"Tcc npoa ne iigkf 61nsqs,io ter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-19

NOTICE On Saturday, the Goth day oil the pre-
sent mOn'h, in the Town Of Carriers, lille, I will
sell, TO the highest bidder. Tract Of Land belonging
to the Estate Of Thomas NJ. Walton, dec, and now
lying in the county OF Cubf rIand, on WILLIS River
and adjoining the Lands OF Robert Scrnggs and others
The tract contains 469 acre about 100 Of which
Is Bottom Land, and about 20 acres in the orignBl
growth Of Timber; the balance is in good heart aud
is fret rate land for wheat and other grain. Mr.. John
Wilkinson living the Plantation, will shew the land
TO any per,on DESTROYS Of purchasing.
AZ The sometime ADD place, will sell one-half of
Walions Mills, which are situated near Wilis's River,
in The county of Cumberland. and about five nile
above Gainesville; there 33 acres Of first land
attached TO the one half The Mills are considered to
he the best custom mills in this part Of the country
Persons wishing TO purchase, will do well TO examine
for themselves.
Terms OF Sale will be annual insfalnenis from tle
day Of sale. GEO. c. WALTON, Ex'or
OF Thos. NJ Walton dec.
March 8. I05 -w3wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-19

IN CHANCERYIo Louisa county court January IIth 1906
Mary Peers, Albert r. Peers, Melissa Peers Judith
Peers William NJ Pccrshs said Melissa Ann Judith r. and
ridge Gardner, phfs.
against
John w Peers MA
The defendant John W. having appear
anco and given security according law and the rules Of this
Court, and appearing tho satisfaction The court
not inhobant of this state the tho plaintiffs
their couuso IL ordered that the said defendant
appear here the first day Of April next and answer
plaintiffs bll and that copy of this order forthwith inserted
in newspaper published in tho Richmond
successivey and posted at tho front door this
county, day. copy Testc,
DAVID NJ. HUNTER, n. O.
Fcb6 as-wsrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-19

HTIRGINIA At rules holden in the Clerks Office of
v the Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 4th day of January, 1890:
William Roundtree, Pltf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-19


Nathaniel Piggott, administrator,
de bonis non with the will annex
cd Of Henley Taylor, dec. sc.
Applts.
asa,nss D. Upon Appear
FAINT son. and only heir and lawful nouncedb INV The s
disributee of Thomas NJ Brown, }Supcrior fourt of
dec. by John Brush his guardian, Chancerv held In
Caroline Radcliffe, an infant daugh- | Richmond
ter OF Francis Radcliffe, by the said
Fancis, her guardian, and next
friend, and William Smith, father
and lawful dsrbutce of Susan
Smith, dec. App'ees
The writof plur:cs screfacas heretofore awarded IA
revive this appeal the of the said Nat Piggotas
Admor de bons non of the said Henley Taylor dec NOT
being fully executed and appearing to the satisfaction
OF the courhat the appeees JamesL Brown and John
Brush his guardian, and Caroline Radcliffe and Francis
Kacie her guardian, not inhabitants of this COM
monwealth: On the motion of the said Nathaniel pig
go by his counsel is ordered that the said last named
parties do appear here the first Mon lay i'm Nav next
and shew cause If any they cam why the said appeal
shall not be and stand revived in the name of the said
Nathaniel Piggott administrators aforesaid and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted i'm some
paper printed in the city of Richmond and continued
for two months successfully and that another COPY bo
posted at the front door of the capitol in the said civ
Copy. Teste,
Feb. I6. 90-wSw j. ALLEN -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-19

he defendants Price Shoemaker and Cynthia his
wenot having entered thier appearance and given
curity according TO the Act of Assembly and Rules Of
this court and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this Country: II
dcred. that the said defendants do appear here on tho
first day OF the next June term, answer the bill Of
the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the city Of
Richmond, for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the Capitol, in the said City.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-19

VIM cambridge, lac Sheriff Of the County of Henri
co, TO whom committed for administration all the
goods, chattes, rights and credits which were of tho
estate oil Watson Paman, deceased and others,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-19
Jan 81. ss-wsw VIM G. pENDLEToN, C. C.

CHANCERYIn Louisa county court, Jan. itl 1870:
Mary Peers Albert r. Peers samuel p. Pcers, Anderson NJ
Peers, Melissa Ann Peers Judith T. Peors
the said Melissa Ann, Judith r. and William N. Pco by
+. Tolor their guardian Pin.
against
John w. Peers, Deh
Tho defendant John W. Peers having his
and given security according law
appearing 70 the satisfaction of the court that he
baant of this States tho plaintiffs by their
sell ordered that the said defendant John w appear
the first day Of April plain
s, and that Of this order he forthwith
published in tho city of Richmond months
cessvely; and posted the Courthouse Of ts
county on some court day. copy Tcsto,
Feb 4. 9i-wswt DAVID NJ HUNTER, DC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-19

Upon an Appear
from a decree pro-
nounced by the SUI
. Superior Court Of
Chancery, held in
Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-19

WAN,iA: AZ Court Of Appeals. held at the
capitol IN the city OF Richmond, OH Tuesday, jan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-19

UJ'Leters are TO be.directsd to Charles Beck or A.
+ Watson, Northampton, Mass. or J. L. Wsson, Boz
ton, and after the LIST OF Ap'il next, TO West Point N
York.
March 8, IO5-w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22
Marth Il The seo.t did mol 81

Sa,Drdav. Narfh Ii The Senat' did not ST
on saturday. -,
In the House OF Representatives, Mi. ohil
ton from the Committee on Military Pensions,
renofied bill Tor the e,ieasIon of lie hes"lu'
tinnnry Pen. on law whirh Vas read Twice
and committed tn c'ssnniltee of the hb"Ie
on the stair Of the Uniau, Iesss OF bbsfns.
vas on The motion of Mr.. Buchanan, granted
10 the Hon. Aem Mar, on account oi inbispo-
siiion Mr. Lsirhsr. from the omtnitiee on
internal Improvement, reported hill 10 M
ihorIse subscription Ia The stock nf me Lou.
issille and Portland Canal which was I'D
tvice and committed. The resolution OF Nj.
Anderson, for the allowance OF dfa"oaek O"
the expectation OF rum manufactured from Tor
rign mplasses. was then taken np-'he question
being upou the amendment of Mr. folh, 10
allow drawback nfal cenls per square yafh
upon foreign cotton, when etp"ri'o' M
Spsirla resumed aud concluded hls remarks IN
favor OF The amendment Mr.. campbrH, oil
&. c. also supported the proposition contend
log that the lauG policy Vas calculated 20 bud
on IN this free nation. the worst oil all aristocra
cir..-an arislocracy Of wealth. Aiter ailndinR
10 the II statements respecting the alleged dssfn
sinus etvcpn the South, aud the North a. East,
the Justice and prudence OF adopting some
measure n rrnew and sircng hen thai spiut OF
amny which u vas he wish oi ev"Ty true pat
RIO, should prevail between the dliIereoI States.
Mr.. Campbell concluded AT tue expiration nj
the hour. The bill tfr the relet Of nrofge
VIM Bangs, PROV ling for the remission "i
dniie. ~ certain goods destroyed by hft, WIS
then taken into consideration Mr.. Reed adj.
dressed the House against The peading motion,
to strike out the enachng clause debate
took place which la,irh until 4 u clock. Messrs.
Pearce, Canbreleng. aud McDaihe, opposed
the remission oil the duties, aud Mess's. Goode
now. Carsen, Gorham, aud 81 heiland, argued
10 favor ofihe measure. Mr. Chiffon said tina,
Eth a view OF furthsrlng the progress OF The
public business. he felt himself hound Ia ask
the previous ,eslien. I he call belng second
ed, the question was npon the engfossmtht o'
the bill Tor third reading Upon this, the
yeas and nays bring demanded by Mr.. Pearcr,
aud ordered by the House, we're taHen-when
The bun WIS rejected by vote OF l-9 10 80. The
IA use Then adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

vigorous acrion-and blend With tsem the
anticipated pleasure OF taking The downward
iouruey of life under their cheering Influence
among you. Absence has made my relations
10 YOU douby eniessoring. have been taught
BIZ il how much | enjoyed while with you, aud
how much lost in separating ffam you. am
indeed dr.ightcd TO be among you again To
call nv sell again yooI fellow CITIZEN, aud Caro-
lima again my home
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

sound. bln- .uctking Judge in The whole land.
To nv Supreme Judge, the maxim nofe'tW
a soeiis The i, known ~ his company ha' 40
rppIestion. can trust Him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

The death of NJ. Pelrier ofthe Royal Ac,s
emy OF Science, AT Pa'is, occasonpd asraoo.
mistake The Secretary ofthe Royal Soci.1'
of Science happened so to be named Perr.3'
Al a meeting OF the latter body, Chey,l.,
entered, and with counrenancs woe bepon.
took h'- place AMONG his brethren, theos.
EMMY arose and drew from his pocket NAM.
script and with fallering voice and loo. n
the deepest sorrow, began a funeral ortno.
upon his deceased friend What was h.,
surprise, when his Z" deceased friend" stood M
from the Presidents chair, which he filled m /.
peneg risf being 81 blinded with tears as M.
to observe HIM soener.) declined the honot
about 10 be conferred upon him, thanked In,
friend in the warmest terms, and proposed a.
midst roars OF Laughter, to adjourn the readno
of The Grafton, sine die
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

o. 2oo persons; aud that on the 10
sz'er himself arrived with 1000 rs.i To-, we Gfslo
Inc number Of troops. regular aes itogbt
expected AZ AdrianopIe, TO rems;a - 'tgaI.r
the "mier, IS said To be from 90 ooo ".te 70,
men. Nv 10 20Ut
Tie Turkish squadron expeci.d,.
WITH which there are four men Of -" ks!p
br'gs anu corvette, presented h,,h's ltW.s
the Dey of Tunis, vas s,ill in m. n ae eellsn 10
''' arrival IN Consfantnople IS retarded A. !,
Irary winds. Profound iran onil,,,, oy Co.
10 prevail In the capital There ara 'o"'h,si
meetings OF The Council at the por,. 4''a
nothing iransp'res respecting their n,s 1ai
ings. proceed
.. Palestine The Nuremburg corre,,.,
"ni'ios. ihaf proposals for the cessIon or en-
',ne nave already been made Ia the po,..s
Inc English Ambassador has undrrsL Ra
negotiation IN the name Of the jewish ha
question ;anh that Ihr Ottoman Nine q
not inGlspdns+d 10 enter into an arfsoa!
Stockholm, jan 3.-From the yer, ,s'"eM.
exchange OF cOUTlers between the 4'thl
London aud ST Peterborough and uo 81
Stockholm, il is inferred that very mn '' u
pegpctaiIons are now TGying ON bs,. r,,''ol
three powers. I" ht
MAHlch Jan 20.-0ur UNIVERSITY n.,,
well attended this year.-1be printed H., 1'
students Contains no less than 1854 nam. ii
these students, 1902 are natives Of the / nal1 ="
aud l92 from other countries. e'''t
Soreseign of Greece.-W" under land No..
The arrangements Iespec ing the So,eripnI' =
Greece are nearly completed and ma u
Royal Hiehness. Prince Leopold. will crr,.,, aa
become the ruler of that country, " h}
however, that he will not have the t,e Of lin,
but that oil soverie gn prince ii, has moi ,,.a.
pred with certainty Watcher Counl Capo A.
tr'as is 10 remain as prime minister or to 70 =.
all o ether from Greece.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

Attempted Revolution an Cuba.-We publish
ed an extract Of a letter from Havana, under
date of 9th ult. in Yesterdays American,"hlch
stated thai conspiracy to throw nj the yo"1
OF Spain. and declare Cuba independent, hae
Just been discovered, aud that number OF al
rests had taken place. Our attentive cores
pondent has forwarded us copy Of the Procla
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

Cubn.-A letter 10 The Editors of the amer
can, from a correspondent Of Havana, under
date OF 9Th ult ays:-" Acoospiracy 10 mo
of the government, of Spain, and declare ''','
island independent, has just been discovered
twenty seven arrests nave been made, a''
nearly one hundred citizens in all ar suspected
TO be parties. The British frigate BriIon arr
we'd to-day from Vera Cruz aud Tampco, III
io days-she reports nothing of the pol''rS
slate oil that country, except that lo,oOO me"
were ordered TO the borders of Texas, prooao'
to RTeve@t ihe smuggling uade, so largely ca
RED on through Texas by the Americans 81,
hflngs one million aud half of dollars, ahu
sails for England on the 81 March,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

The Lancaster paper mentions with regret
the intention OF MIR. Langdon Chores. To leave
that county aud take up new residence IN
South Carolina. A dinner was lately given
IN Charleston TO MIR Cheves, at which that
gentleman thus addressed the company
A" Gentlemen | thank you for this very kind
welcome. You do me no more than justice in
believing that absence has not estranged my
affection from my early friends. and may
add, my first and beat friends-for, however
great the favors have received from the gene
raj community of South Carolina. and CRATE.
fully acknowledge them, l Am still more par.
tieularly obliged to YOU. I grew mp under
your eherishing hands-to you am indebted
for the most liberal patronage in the pursuits
Of private life, and 10 you am alike obliged
Tor the earliest and highest public honors have
enjoyed. Beng among YOU again, exc'tes the
most interesting remembrances-those OF the
Yeas OF youth, OF manhood, and OF my mosl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22
The eilcsl SINNERS hare reip med :
POSTSCRIPT


Judge White replied to Mr.. Barton in much
SINGER aud bitterness of spirit , and concluded
with the declaration, that he had no explaua-
ton or apology 10 make for what he had said
and went over and SAT near Mr. Barton.
whereupon M Barton rose and said rise
20 explain 10 the Senator from Tennessee for.
unlike him, will boih explain and apologize
when ih'ok II proper; especially now he has
come over Ia our side 9th House where |
have long ihoush he ought tn b. Hone he
viii stay ull after the Presidents power OF re.
moval from Office shall be settled
tie has said he would not Apply. " e. en- 10 the
Senator from Missouri" the aphorwm 1.-The
gated Jade winces.' bnl V i'll leave me 10 he the
exclusive Judge OF ITS application. That's fair
! sgfee 10 that Aud Instead of some tart re
pHieP, proceed To explain TO HIM
] did not vince brcause was sore upon the
subject OF the documents, as he supposes but
because really thought, until informed better
by the Chair, that he had made regular and
systematic attack upon the motives aud votes
of the minority in that business
Bot go for peace, upon terms of perfect re-
ciprociiy aud ia that spirit viii not appIy
ersn 20 IA. Senator from East Tennessee. m,
figure OF the whiled sepnlchre or nv figure oil
the palace slave, tboih Of which seem to have
struck his fancy, in his reply just now J but will
leave him 10 be the exclusive judge of their CD
p,ication.
And as TO The Senator'S doubts, whether oh.
serve in practice those passages OF scripture
which occasionally quite, refer that question
20 my Maker.
would rather settle thirty accounts with
Hin, than one single account with any good
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03

THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
JOHN. ~ NASH. .1GEJl1' FOX f~fRGLHI-1.
YHNHE Westminster Review is work instituted for
The adss =, Of those great objects which
al countries Il may be considered as portion Of
the contingent OF the British Islands towards the mo-
motion OF the general interests which are 90 fieoucnt
y disguised oy the Prejudices O some Of tho com
IN the present day is hardly necessary 10 insist on
the dreadful havoc oflluman happiness which has been
made through the application of territorial preju1ccs
and national deusions Men have been taught to be-
heve that merits and virtues were the creatures Of
locality, and that it was possible for nations 10 worry
and destroy each other and both DO gloriouslv richi
What was morality one side of the Atlantic was
crime upon the otheri and till the appearance Of Ben
than 1t seemed to have been forgotten that there is
one Law and one Lawglver, whose rules are mde-
pendent Of geography and prescribe the happiness of
ali, as standard uninhuenccd by climate or by creed
With America the connexions of such work are
many and mighty. Viewing the American people as
band OF brethren, who, who under the guidance Of
Providence, hive gone forth into better and hammer
land ts authors have much of that syrnpathizng feel
ing expressed on the rustic tombstone,
Mot lost, bnf gone BEFORE
They are conscious too that their own part they
have much TO offer which may be useful TO their tra MS
planted kindrd. As America ncrcascs in population
and in power its citizens will discover rnor. md more
abundant sources of instruction to warn or
to encouragen those struggles and collisions of in
terest which our community has passed through and
at which he other must arrive.
inthe Westminster Review the interests of the
American people will be always afeciionately deen
ded to the fullest extent consistent with those laws
general good, which make the morality of the Uni
verse It's conductors desire in return to tnke place
among the publications by which such portion Of the
ifuit OF knowledge as from time to time shall rpen in
the Old Worldmoy be exchanged for the harvests Of
the New. - - - -
The work is issued quarterly, at six dollars per an,
mum, and viii usually be received in the United
States, about one month after IFS publication in Lon
don. Subscriptions received by
ma 5 J. H. NASH .Richnond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03

VIRGINIA.-At rules holden in the clerks offfre n
the superior court of chancery for the williams
burg district, the Sd day Of May, 1890: Stephen b
Poller and Mary bis wife, pitts against william n
iay~' ~ his own tight and as administrator with the
will annexed Of Edmund Taylor, senr. John p
lor and others, defts.
The defendant yuo. p. Taylor not having entered
ms appearance and given security according to the acl
ing by satisfactory evidences that he Is not an nhab
ant OF this couniry il is ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here the first day Of the next term
ana answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy u
published in the city OF Richmond Cor two months sue
cessyey, and posted at the front door of the forme,
capitol, in the city Of Williamsburg.
p copy. Teste, Ed. CHREsTIhN. c. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03
FRESH DRY GOODS

N anticipation of their general advertisement the
subscribers inform their customers and other pur-
chascrs that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia. New York and Boston. One Hun
dred and Eighty Packages Fresh american and
British Dry Goods, in which are included thcir own
importation from England, (va New York; consist
ing in part of the following articles:
Extra blue. black, brown. olive and olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue, black, drab, mixed fancy mixed. and
lavender London cassimeres
Plain and fancy white London harseilles outings
White and colored ground chintz, printed do do
Plain buff toileneis
beautiful assortment ofthe newest style Prints
Fancy, checked aud striped, and .qdrianopie Sd
neIO style ginghams
Ia, and Cd cambria and jaconet muslns
White oordered cravats, very superior and
Mixed aud striped linen aud cotton drills.
Their assortment is now very good, and win in a
lew days be the most commanding they have ever
had F. & K. JAMES. g. Co
aPlS-I Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03

A Essay on the Remittent and Intermittent
"A Diseases, including gencricay Marsh and Neu-
raga7- comPrsing under the former, various anon,-
oies, obscurties, and consequences; and under the
new systematic view Of the latter, treatnfr Of tic
deulouFeuy, sciafica, headache. ophthalmia tooth
ache, palsy and many other modes and conseouences
OF this generic disease. By Jno Macculloch. N. ID.
II. r. s., &c. &C. &C.
The Anatomy, Physiology and Diseases Of mo
Teeth. BY Thos. Bell, 4. r. s. &c. &c.--Inst
published. and for sale by J. IT. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03
American Jurist, and Law Magazine.

hHIeIItdH JuflSt, nnd Law Magazine.
DOBLlSHED quarterly, price five dollars per an
II num- payable in advance
he Jurist was commenced in January, 1922 five
numbers have been published
Contents Of No. V--Art. l. Insanity produced
by interoperance 2. Testimony of persons interes-
TED TED IN Suit g. Ships and Shipping. A. Seamen's
Wages, 5. Opinion of DAVID Holman Eco Zoo, u
Baltimore, on case depending in Georgia. s. Hof.
mans Legal Outlines 2. Peters Reports
New Hampshire Cases o. Provincial and Colonial
Lave. Digest of Recent Decisions Legislation.
lions.
70 Subscriptions received by COLLINS g. co.
agent for the Publishers. "a