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'KO'NIA. At re es, hOGtn ~ the cicrk'e flee q,
" The superior COS Of chancefy for the ,chmond
Friend in his own rig and az sdo,,or de hnn;s W.
with the will annexed 6 Edward Friend ST. deed
and adm'or dc bonis with the viii annexed Of
Edward Friend, jr dec't pl0. against Thos. o. Tay
or Thomas q Taylor, Benz amin Harrison and Name,
his wife, Thomas Friend, John Friend and Vim. Flour
roy, dts.
The defendants Thomas FrenG. John Friend and
VIM FIournoy not having entered their appearance
and gwen security according 60 the Of assen,bI,
and the rules Of this court, and appearing ~ salts
factory evidence, tina, they inhabitants Of thi
country; IS ordered, that the said def do an
pear here on the first day Of the January term
and answer the bill OF tive plaintiff, and that COP, nC
this order be forthwith Inserted in some newsoaper
published in the city Of Richmond, for two months
success vely a0d posed at the front door of the
ho, IN the said city copy. TeSe,
III WV. q. PENuLtToS. e. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-24

NH'GiEiA. At rules, holden in the clerks Office Of
the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district the 9TH day Of October $50; John Jones plf
against John Hinton and Samuel iIrame, merchants by
the style % Hinton and Brame, aud other dts
The defe ndant Samuel ljramc no, having ert.r.J
his appearance and given security according 10. the
act of assembly and the rules Of this court and !, nm
pearing, by satisfactory evidence, that he - not an in
habnant Of this country II !, o,1rrrd ths, ,i 100,
defendant do appear here tie fist day of The ne
January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff: and
that copy oi this order be forthwith inserted in sumo
newspaper published IN the city OF Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door 81
NE capitol III The SAID city. copy. Teste
n Wv q r,,..,.
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~ OF the superior court Of chancery for the Rich
no"d district, the 9th day of September $50: Jacque
ne J.. Taylor adm'or of James Halliday, pItE against
James Dick and Nathaniel Dick, in their own rights
and as surviving partners of Dicks Moore & Co. and
others, dts.
The defendants Jamts Dick and Nathaniel Dick,
not having entered thei appearance and given secu.
my according 10 the act at Assembly and the rules of
inns court, and Vt appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this country; is Or
dered, that the said defendants do here on the
hTs day OF the next Jaruary term, and answer the
phi OF the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be
ior'hwth inserted IN some new spaper published in
the CITY OF Richmond, for two months successiyelv
city. COPY 1este " WV @''''
~ WV. G.PlSpLr-oN r. T.
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" IkGiNiA ht rules holden in the clerks Office Of
v the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district the I'd day of August 1885, Stewart Jackson
p', against John g. Boisseau, James Perry, VIM Per-
ry, John Perry and other dts
me defendants James Perry, VIM. Perry, and job &,
security according to the act Of assembly and the rules
OF th's court, and it appearing, by satisfactory ev.
oehce tsi they are inhabitants Of this country;
y or"ered That the said defendants do appear here
." 'nc hr Gay OF the next January term, and answer
'e o'l o' the plaintiff and that a copy Of this order
DC ,or'hwth inserted ~ some newspaper published
III me CITY of Richmond, for two months succe ssivey
s " posted at The front door Of the capitol, in the
sai CITY copy. Teste,
~ Wn. q. RENDITION, e. r.
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20 WM. u. fLNDLEToN. c. C.
WiRGINiA. At rules, holden In the Clerks office of
W the superior court of chancery for the richmond
district, the 5,h day of July 1880; Aun Davidson
at''.rx With the will annexed, Of Robert Davidson,
decd, pltf. against Samuel S. Saunders and David Da
wilson, dfts,
The defendant David Davidson not having entered
MS and given security according the act
ing by satisfactory evidence, that he not an nhat
tan Of this country; it is ordered that said defen
dant do appear here the first day of the next Jan.
uary term, and 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. copy. Teste,
20 .VN G. pranIrroS r r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-24

NGlNA; Al roles, holden ~ the clerks Office of tic m
feH"' coH ~ chancery oI the Richmond district, the 9Th
10y ~ 1ee'of i3io JOSIAH Rddck pld against John =
r"i'ng ~ his own right aud a.. rx'or Of VIM \ Fler,g
decd. Ceorge FashOn aud other dns 'H'
Inc oeieni1nis above named not having entered ie, an
p'aTance and gwen security according tie act Of assenv
az" we ,"es {" ' court aud appearing, by satisfactory ey
nence mat ucy arc not inhabitants Of this country, If ar
'na we 'ad defendants 90 appear on the FIRST s
o' INC next January term aud the l al the ul,,nG
ana That copy OF tins order forthwith, inserted IA
paper p"biis'ed ~ tic CITY 81 Richmond Tor rs o month, sno
cessyey aud posted at s font door of the cano IN the sd
city II Cary 'Ies,c WV 'i'"' u" vac s"'"
~ Wn q. rsvnLrro. g. g.
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\NlkGiNiA. At rules holden in the clerk Office OF
~ the SUPER r court of chancery for the Richmond
district. the 5t' day Of July 1880; John Archer and
Frances Cook his wife, pitts; against William Jones
Barksdae, ad'nor OF Frances abb, deed, the same
WIN Jones Bsrksdae and Marianne Ills wife, Thomas
Il. Tsbb and other dts
The defendant Thomas g. Tabb not having entered
ms appearance and given security according TO the
act oi assembly and the rules OF this court and IL an.
ptarng, by tory evidence, that he is not an
inlsbi,snt OF this country; 1t is ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here the first day Of the ne
January term. and the bill Of the pl ,in,ir,;
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper publish, in the city of Richmond,
Tor two months successvely, and posted at the front
door Of the capitol, in the said city
~ copy Tesr. WV. G.. PENDIEToT. G. G.
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WlitGiNiA. At rules holden in the clerks office of
" the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the 5th day of July 1885, Edward Cunning
ham, pltf. against Thomas H. Mitchell; and Garland
Thompson, ex'or of VIM. Mitchell, who was ex'or of
Thomas Mitchell, offs.
The defendant Thomas III. Mitchell not having n.
tered his appearance and given security according To
the act of assembly and the rules of this court; and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is no, an
Ihsbant OF this counry it is ordered that the SAID
defendant do appear here the first day of the next
January term, and 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 1t the front door Of
the capitol, in the said city. copy. Teste.
20 WIN G. prSn,rrox p r.
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Hh CHAhCEits.-iu iicufcO County Count Clicks
v Office, December iulCs 1890:
"''a,n A''efs""' complt.
John = talti Ee'sy Cabcil, AID James Cabell)
heirs OF GcoIgc Cabe, decd deus
The defendant John Cahc not having euie,cd his ar,.,
ancc anh evei security occor ne 10 The Assembly and
dcncc, that he nhabtant Of ls coin,ry # 4Ie
Cd, that Tire sad defendant d. appear here on the f av nj
I've hfN' Hdnh Term aud answer ie bill o the plaintiff and
that copy Of this order he frthwh inserted ~ ,hc Cons,
iional wing newspaper published IN the Try Of Richmond
@ W1 months snccc'svely aud posted the front OF tho
Court House Il this county
~ 1e.c. IDFTIy III trT
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HiRGiNiA:N rules holnen the clerks Office of lie
superior court Of chancc for the Richmond district the
Ist day Of November, 1890 Robert Bives pf aLat Wn,
Gillat, adn'o Of Seymour Scott dec the VIM tilat
and john Gdia III their rights VIM G. fendleton and
Herbert A. Claihorue, dis
The de'endan, John GIat having entered his appear
nnce and gwen security according TO the OF Assembly and
ne rules {" tnis court amd appearing, by satisfactory
Gcnce, that he iuhabiani country: II order
CO. That Ire SAID defendant do appear here the 10th day
I've nest January term and answer the bill o the plaintiff and
That copy ri this order he forthwith some news
paper published in tic city of Richmond. months sur
crsiNey, aud fosi'd a. tie ifoni door 81 the capitol ia tie
SO "
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\WihGINiA. At rules holden IN the clerks Office Of
~ the superior court of chancery for the Kichmond
district, the 4th day October 1880; Andrew McQue
plti against Walter Ic62uie, Jane McC,uie and Mar,
McQue, dts.
The defendants not having entered their
ana gwen security according to the of assembly
ana the rules OF this court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that they not inhabitants Of this
Country; 1t Is ordered, that the said do a.
pear here on the first day Of the next January term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff. aud that copy Of
TINS order be forthwith inserted III some sp.per
published ~ the city OF Richmond, for two months
successfully and posted at the front door of the cap
hol, in the said CITY, Acopy. Teste,
~ VIM & ppsn,r,ox r r.
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."EJUIHIBLS or BISUOP UOEHRY.
PbRWELVE Funeral Sermons delivered in Ncw
N TX. and elsewhere, On 3ccaslon of the death
ct Tho liIah Rev. John Henry iIoblr y u. Bishop
oi thc Protestant Episcopal Church, IN Tho State of
NC" f"rE--'o VIII oh WI b. prcfxed. n sketch e
IT." life and character Of This emnon PROBATE: with
Por'roi, from valuable original Painting to be en-
praved BY an ornir ent Artist.
IN" Work val be- printed in handsome style, and
ooVercd ~ black cloth. of lo low price Of one dol
lar; Subscriptions received by
dec COLLINS g. co
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Nl!;GiNth ~ rules holden the clerks Office of the i,
pc ior court oil Chancery for tic Richmond district the s.
day OF July 1880 Jonathan Creepy, pitt against Nar and
Finley, merchants and partners Niger Myers, X. u Simpson
aud John WInr and J. Il Mister, dts
The defendants II b Simpson, N!ar and Finley John
w inn aud l. Mister not having entered Their appearance
aud gwen security according to the act Of assembly rules
OF THIS court, aud Appearing ny satisfactory evidence ra
they not niabaus Of this cOunlTy ordered that the
said defendants do appeT here the FIRST day next
uaTy term, AND answer the bill Of the plaintiff COPY
o tis order nc forthwith inserted newspaper publish
ed In the city Of Richmond for months scccsvely and
posted at the hont door o tie capitol in the SAID city.
~ 4 copy. Jesir, N. g. IFSpt rroY r.
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u ADJ ) CATER BOOTS. beautriuI and veIv
Ia fashionable Grticlr-iust received by
GRANNlSS. SON s. BROTHERS.
nov - Corner o. Nam and I4,b Streets
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P. DODDRIDGE.
Prom the winchester RepusEess.
'nT. Cookies fourth letter TO hfs Constitu,ut

Prom the winchester Repubiiess.
Mr. Cookies fourth letter TO hfs Coa,ti,.,n,.
To the people Of Frederick and JefFer,on
YELLOW CITIZENS The Hon. Phi.
Iip Doddridge, lately a member Of tb.
'mginis Convention. bas availed him.
sell OF the ofisn cum dignifafe which
ne enjoys at Washington. and Of The
tracking privilege annexed to that die.
n'ty, TO prepare, and 10 cireulate tbro,
me western part Of Virgins, an Ella.
Oofate IiOel on my character, and on
my whole course aud conduct. while a
member Of the convention. / have
read this libel with utter asfoufsbmen,,
not only because il contains aeeu.s,
''ons. absolutely fatal. II tue. 10 nv
reputation, which he must have knowp,
y ~ hfs proper senses. that I could and
would most tFiumphsRtly refate--no,
ON because he has, by its publication.
incurred the risk, nay encountered the
es'tAiiniy. ~ being stamped and brand.
90 ~Hh iodelible infamy--bus becanse
, h "a :. .sPl'1sed. Up 20 TIE very morsen,
When the libel vas handed 20 NJ. a.,
the most friendly relations ..b.;s,sd
between a.. Charmed, While h R,eh
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- We are ss,hori-~l 20 announce 20 ,hs
voters Of JeGersos county. ,bs, DANipf
MORGAN. Esq. vii be candidate = ,l.-
next election fgr member q The House .
Delegates o. Virginia
GJ JOHN 5. GALLAHER wiil also be
candidate for The SURFACES Of The voters %
'eHs'son' At Tie next election Of Delegaic,
N-J- Gen. ELISHA BOYD and CHA',
JAMES FAULKNER. gsq. ere s.sdids,e,
70 rspresen, tie county Of Berkeley in r,
next General Assembly q virginia.
~ 10 Frederick county. The follos.sg
gentlemen are announced a. csodid.ie,. ~
co'e"sl' b'@s' " 4ia'sa. J,ssyA Tal~s. ~.
Bs'ssa. JOAN D ~ S~itl. EGn nv. D.,
U'lAs'a He'd. Esq aod ~. Rs-6o,s r.
Grsr4
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$3.50


contains amendments which. IL not too
dearly purchased. would be of consider.
able value in themselves, / will pro.
coed To detecs the injustice that instru
ment Offers Us. and to prove that the
price demanded for the small conces.
sions, before enumerated, 10 the uncon.
aitionai surrender of ourselyes and our
postesity TO political vassaiage, under
the yoke Of that Eastern oIigarehy
which We have 50 leDg been epdeayor.
ing To shake or
The proposed apportionment in ia.
tnre General Assemblies is as follows
IN the House of Delegates,
West Of the Allegheny 81 memhc,.
between the Allegheny and Blue
Ridge oS
Tiving TO the whole West Sc
Between the Blue Ridge add it'd. 40
oe'o" the mead OF tide SO
Giving to the whole Fast 70
h"d majority over the whole West Of D
votes M the House Of Delegates
'n 'be Senate u offers the whole Fast 10
members. and the whole West 10 Giving
the Essi majority Of in tina, body.
II the Auditor was right in his estimate Of
white population 10 1879. the apportionment
should have been the following
The whole West would have 81 Sc. or
nearly o. members. and the Fast n and
nse''on, toaking the Eastern msior;ty IN the
House OF Delegates between q and 10. In.
ssead % a. This majority our friends Fast
81 'ne kidgs are numerous enough to torn in
tavor ct liberal principles aod Just Legislation
This the votes N Convention had put beyond
ooubs, and q was 90 prevent this that the STAT,
~ population in 1890. instead of Ia1o -.
resorsed TO foF the purposes VI spporsioarpeu,
In The Senate, II reliance be placed ON an.
Aoddos's statement. the whole wess wouId
be eatfiled neafiy 10 10 instead Of - mem
bers
Vast ~ the Blue Ridge every 1850 white
pessons will elect ooe Delegate, While Yves,
~ has Hdgs q will require 5,7O5 llus as
sum'og "a equality bctween q white D.p
bas'' sna one West OF the Ridge. there are
20 DC leN unrsprssented 81 the psesest mo
eees oS'iio White souls. ~ith ~ heir excess
~ increase over Eastern popalat,oo- f,,...,
For ~ NJ. hsdisop's plan foy f,to,e 1000
tonmeaie - Representation. no soo.,,i,'.ls-
will eves be made. nor is " expected -,
ever shall be. This whole loss fall, on a. a.
Wsst. =" '"'
The injustice proposed 10 the sehem.
for distributing power. fails too heavily
on the West 10 be submitted to: ba,
II falls most heavily Oh the country Be
yond the Allegbany ,because. 81 presen,
the greatest portion Of those anrepre
seotsd reside there. and because ~ i
there that there has been, aud mast be
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The Presbytery Of Lexington will
meet ~ Staunion on the 4ih Ihursds,
She ed day Of April.
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CONGRESS-.
SATURDAY, MARCH 90.


The Senate did not sit to-day.
In the House Of Representatives. n
qaorum not being present at the hour
Of assembling, q call Of the House was
moved and ordered. Ii was accord.
ingiy proceeded in /; and after several
motions for adjournment, and for the
suspension Of the call, il was ultimate
ly suspended by q vote Of 81, noes not
counted. Mr.. Cambrelesg, from the
Committee of Commerce, reported an
amendment TO the bill making sppro.
priations for building light houses, and
light boats. beacons and monuments,
placing buoys, and for improving har-
bours and directing surveys, which A.
mendment was read and committed 10
q Committes Of the whole House on
the state Of the Union. The rcsolu-
ton Of Mr.. Swifi for the making Of
surveys 20 ascertain u suitable place
for the construction Of Notifications on
the Northern frontiers Of the United
States was taken up aud discussed.
The House then went into Commit
tee OF the Whole, Mr.. Mccoy in the
Chair, on the following private bills
the bills for the relief Of Stephen Oi.
ney. j. II. Wendell. Alexander Clax
ton, Charles Wilkes, and Michael
Lewis. They were severally discuss
ed and reported, and ordered 10 be en-
crossed for third reading on Monday
The House sgain went into Committee,
Mr.. Carson in the Chair, on the an
oexed bills for the relief Of William
Morrison, Thomas WickliFe, James
smith, and Peter Gasney; and 4 bill
to provide for the payment Of sundry
citizens Of Arkansas, for depreciation,
IN 1916. 1917, and 1929. On Com
mittce rising. these, also, were report.
ed. and ordered to be engrossed for q
third reading. The House then al
Journed, by vote upon division, ol
90 to AZ.
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a strange epidemic prevails in Al.
oany. The face swcIIs till i, becomes
shockiDgiy deiormed. In some cases
the eye.sight is severely affected. In
others, u IS attended by . severe head
ache. In very many cases, however.
there Is no pain, and though the eyes
are rendered weak, they sre neither
infamed nor 10 pain.
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See the speech reported in the Richmond
Enquirer. December BOD
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Joseph Evans, who Killed Cisslsr.
neas the canal, IN Wesiniorsland eouu.
y. Pa. has been tried. convicted Of
A1'l1'fsv n ne fret drgres, and sentenc.
ed 20 be hung.
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Two dead bodies we're feund nm
Monday week. in the house n physi.
clan IN Chamber street, New.York.
near the North River, where thew had
been taken for dissection. They we're
recognised ~ having been buried the
preceding week. A large crowd az.
sembled, and u was uith lificuItv ,hs,
,,hey we're prevented from injuring the
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1896
II will then appear that there are 10
Virginia 20. eos free males Of twenty
one years and upwards. and Of sound
mind paying taxes on personal proper
ty--of these ~, 325 are entiled-to vote
under the existing Constitution, Ieav.
ing 33,940 deprived Of that right.
Those 20 whom the new Constitu-
ton proposes to extend the right Of suf
trage are. viz:
lst. Those possessed Of land or lots
worth gas.
3. Tenants in common, Joint ten
ants and psrceners.
5. Those owning vested reversious
or rcinsinders in fee in lands worth
$50.
a. Tenants Of leases for years.
Whose leases have been recorded, of
the rent or value Of $50.
5. Housekeepers who arc heads Of
families and pay State tax.
IL Is not possible TO arrive at any sa-
tstaciory conjecture as TO the nun Der
of these classes. but l have not heard
any rejecting person estimate their
The numbers Of those paving coun.
~ ievies and poor rates, and subject to
militia duties and the road laws, but
not paying any State tax, amount To
about $4,000 men. This number is
susceptible Of reasonable calculation
from the returns Of tiihabies.
The result stand thus:
Number If those paying taxes 7e. 265
OF those entitled to the right
Of suffrage by the existing
Constitution 443os
Number Of those TO whom the
new Constitution proposes
to extend suffrage 5000
- So, 325
Leaving ofthose paying state iaxes,and
no. to be entitled TO suffrage 25,e4O
ADD 10 these those paying levies, &c.
but not state fave. No..
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dscs-r, branches sf gsvesament arc improved
and mAde 'es,re r~spoosibte. and
rnird The right sf suffrage hes been, in
some degree. extended. . agree with my
ave lroilessue. Mr.. Campbell. of Brooke, ths,
less has been gained ON this latter score thar
IS generally supposed.
To arrive al some satisfactory CONCLUSION
q, to tho number of persons qualified to vote
ander the existing Constitution, refer to the
vote on calling . Convention.
Those for Convention were 2i.sos
those ss~iitss 1t 1857
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Leaving ofthose paying state iaxes,and
not to be entitled 10 suffrage
Add TO these those paying leyies, &c.
but not state taxes,
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The number Of persons living in Virgil
MIA. and paying Q tax on personal
property. are 95.s3i
OF these the proportion of females Is
about one ninth part, or 1858
lie, all males under 2i years ct
aye. and Nj, iisots &c. be
es,imstrd st the same num-
her. which 10 too large an
allowance, $685. 1896
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Making

Add 10 this Y OF the number voting.
which ! estimate from the general
opinion 'o be the proportion both 1t
that end the Presidential election.
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lro IA coSTISuED.l