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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
.ASSIG.NEE'S NOTICE.

THE subscribers hereby give notice that Rich
l. ard Sherman, Of Portsmouth, has made an
assignment to us Of all his personal property in
trust to and for the benefit of his creditors. All
persons having demands are requested to present
their claims within six months from the dale here
of, to either Of us and all persons indebted to said
Richard Sherman requested to make immsdi-
ate payment to
JOHN Cross, Portsmouth, o..:
RICHARD SHAW, Newport,
nov. l6, 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
Extract of a letter dated

SMYRNA, Sept. II, 1880.
This place is daily becoming more i'm
portant to American commerce, and the
American naval character acquiring new
respect in the Levant. We have now
eight American merchantmen, in port,
and two or three others shortly expected
The little schooner which takes this to
New-Yo ork, the Lady's Return, cxcites
much interest from its diminutiveness,
measuring only about 60 tons, and car
rying two guns and six men, all told.
The other day when the Americans went
in body of fifteen or sixteen to pay
their respects, in company with our
Commissioner, MIR. Rhind, to the Pasha,
the latter inquired particularly after its
master, Capt. Richards. | understood,
too, that the skill displayed by Captain
Sprague Of the Smyrna, another Amcri-
can captain, in beating mp the Black
Sea to Odessa, has very favorably i'm
pressed the mercantile interests with an
idea of American scamanshIp.
n. Y. Jour of Comm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
AsSIGNEE's NOTICE.

Have this day received from JOHN s. WEE
DEN, Of the town and county Of Newport,
cabinet maker, an assignment Of all his property
and estate in trust for the benefit Of his creditors
They are therefore requested to present their
claims within three months from the date hereof,
as Immediately after the expiration Of that term,
a dividend Of his effects will be declared and paid
upon such demands as shall be received and al
lowed within that time All persons indebted to
said WEEDEN, are requested to make payment
without delay TO
HENRY Y. CRANsTON, Assignee.
Newport, nov. 10, 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
AUCTIONS.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

.nN THURSDAY, the I'd day Of Decemb~
~ next at 9 o'clock, a. m. will be sold at pub
lie auction at the late residence Of Abraham Brown
I'd, deceased,ln Middetown all the personal estate
Of the said Abraham Brown I'd, consisting of one
pair oxen, four cows, several hogs, 8 stacks hay
and oats, about 100 bushels apples, rs bushels
corn, quantity of potatos, one OF cart, one horse
cart, ploughs, harrows,and variety Of other farm
ing utensils, some household furniture, horse and
wagon, &c. Conditions at the sale.
Richard Shaw, 4dn'r.
nov II, 1850.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
"ILLIAM r. ATKINSON, will open
CHEAP COTTON SHIRTINGs,xs

UOHN F. TOWNSEND has just received
% good supply Of white and brown shrtinss
and Sheetings, from the most approved Factories.
which will be sold cheap.
ALSO,
Some cheap nice Broadcloths, black lut,rinss.
crcassians, waddng, cold cambrics cheap, cotton
table cloths, great variety Of shnwls. few nies
white merno shawls, cheap silk hosiery; cotton
warp, white and blue Of an excellent quality, con-
s,antly on hand as usual. nov.s
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NN SATURDAY NEXT. alto o.clock

Am SATURDAY NEXT, at 10 o'clock
~ a. m. at the market square, will be sold at
public auction, good feather beds. Zone new,) a
quantity Of furniture, new and second handed
clothing, IL pair mems boot', 5000 RussiI quils,
one family chaise, silver watches. some fancy
goods, and variety, Of other articles Conditions
made known at the sale. NJ. HALL.
dec. lst
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
PEW AT AUCTION.

an SATURDAY, December 4th, at o.
clock, i. M. will he sold, at public auction,
in the Rev. Mr.. Choules' meeting house, one half
OF very desirable Pew, situated in ,he Broad
AISLE 0nLllions al the time and place Of sale.
NJ. HALL, Auct.
nov. "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
MRS. SHEAR MAN.

AS just returned from New York, with a
Il fashionable supply of millinery suitable for
the season, which is offered at reduced prices.
As she intends leaving in the spring. at that time
the estate will be let that she now occupies.
nov. "a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED,

ENTERED,
Schooner Tattler, Pickering, Cayenne; Rein
deer, Rose, Philadelphia.
CLEARED,
Schooner Tattler, Pickering, Salem; Sloop Ami
ty, Lawton, Newiork; Ship Frederick Augustus.
keene, South Seas, whaling.
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WILLIAM BROWN,

late Of Middletown, dec.-Notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted TO make immediate pay
ment, and all persons having demands against said
estate toprcsent the same for settlement.
GEO. {. SHAW. ddmr.
Newport, Sept. 2S, 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
.AD.ML.NIS TRAITORS NOTICE.

UNIIE Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town Of
L. MiddIetown having appointed the subscriber
Administrator de bonis non with the Will annex
ed on the estate of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
DOWfM S9I0,

Adjustments BY THE PRESIDENT.
By ana run NE ddUice and consent Of The Senate
DECEMBER II, 1929.
benamin Edwards, 10 be Receiver Of Public Moneys
Tor The District Of Lands subject TO sale at Edwardye
III the State oil Illinois, vice Emanuel J. West resign.
ed. %
Orisl Sshree, 10 be Receiver Of Public Moneys for
w" Dsriet OF Lands, subject 10 sale at franklin m
'hs state OF Missouri, vice, Thomas Smith resigned.
HuaTy u Geuss, to be Register OF the Land Office
for the District of Land, sub;ect,o sais =, NJ ~,
resigned.
80 JANUARY 4, 1880.
Hampton l. Boon, to be Register Of the Land OHic,
D ue D'irict OF Lands subject to sale atFfsnkln II
VIC oiaie oil Missouri, from The 2ith Of January 1890
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
From our Correspondent.

w ARLINGTON, Feb 10.
"The Senate have been in secret session on execu-
tive bu.iness all day. | understand that they have
confirmed The nomination OF the Surveyor of The Port
OF Boston, and Others under the Treasury Depart.
mant.
"Mr. c. Hughes, our former Charge at The court Of
the Netherlands is nominated to the same station whic
he formerly filled, as Charge in sweden"
In Y ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
Nm CHANCERY-At rules taken in the Clerks OF
n flee Of Prince Edward County Court the 4th day of

Nm CHANCERY-At rules taken in the Clerks OF
n flee Of Prince Edward County Court the 4th day of
January, 1890
German u Stokes, Complt.
against
Arnold Thomson and Daniel s. Mccormick, Defts.
The defendant ThomasoB not having entered his ap-
pearance and given security according 10 an Act of the
General Assembly and the rules of Ibis Court and il an
pearng that he is not inbabant of this State on the
motion Of the complainant by his attorney: il is ordered
that the said defendant Thomson, do appear here on
the first day Of March Court next and answer the
plainants BILL and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in of the public newspapers printed
in the city of Richmond. for two moths successively
and also posted the front door eff the courthouse of this
county. Teste,
Jan. H. Si-wSw II. WORSHAM, C. g.
ENOR SALE.--A tract of land containing 800 acres
n lying in the county Of Notioway, and partly on
Little Nooway River Also, 1910 acres in the county
OF Cumberland, 300 OF which consists o. AppomattoI
low grounds. Terms accommodating.
JAS. H. FITZGERALD.
| Feb. 10. O9---w3wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

~ 1885, ' O'' '"""oy u'c %Vth
William Pollock Polly Pledge, formerly Psy Pollock and Nancy
Caurby formerly Nancy Pollock, Commits
against f'
Mary Pollock Sally and John Pollock nn, children NJ
Joo Pollock decd by r. f. Graves their guardian Item ap-
pointed by the court to defend them in this Frank
Thomas Pankey, Ellis and Mary his wife, Calhoun and
Henrietta his wife, - Pankey aud Nancy his wife, Scott
aud Elizabeth his wife, - Howell and Caroline his vito which
said Frank Thomas Mary Henrietta, Nancy Elizabeth and Caro-
ne arc children Of Martha Pankey deed Rodek Payne and
ncii Ihgoh =, :, Defs.
This day the pits by their Attorney and filed their bill and
the defendants Frank Pankey Thos Pankey Ellis and Sary
his wie formerly Mary Paokey not having their
ance ana gwen security according TO tho of Assembly Inc
rules of this Court and appearing the satisfaction Of the
he are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth on the motion
OF the pits by their attorneys 1t is ordered the said Frank
pankey Thomas Pankey, Ellis and Mary his wife formerly
Mary Pankoy do appear here the first April court nos
eing the thd "wednesday rand tho bill of the compn
ants and That copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
published in the city of Rchond for months sue
courthouse OF this county for two successive court days
cpOy. Toste,
r R.F. GRAVES n. c.
'V" " 9J-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
CoPESHAorS, March ., 100.


From frozen climes, aud endless tracks of snow,
From streams that northern winds forbid to flow,
What present shall the Dorset bring,
Ot how, so near the polo, attempt to sing?
/. ne hoaty winter here oonceas from sight
All pleasing objects that To invite.
The hills and dales, and the delightful woods,
Tho lowry plains, and Understanding floods,
BY disguised, in bright confusion lie,
And with one dazzling waste fatigue the eye.
No geutlc-breathng breeze prepares tho spring,
No birds within the desert region sing: "
The ships uInnov'd, the boisterous winds defy,
While mttling chario,s DER the fly.
The vast LeviGthan wants to play,
And spout his waters in the face of day.
The starving wolves along the main sea provl,
And to the moon in icy valleys howl.
For many shining league the level main
Here spreads itself into CLASSY plain:
There solid pillows of enormous size,
Alps OF green ice, in wild disorder rise.
And yet but lately have I seen, ev'n here
The winter In u lovely dress appear.
Ere vet tho clouds let fall the TREASURED snow
Or winds began thru haLy skis, % blow,
AZ svcning n keen eastern breeze arose;
And the descending rain unsulli'd frozo.
Soon as thc silent shades OF night withlray
The ruddy moon dsclosd at o view
The face of nature in n rich disguise,
And brightcn'd cv'ry object IN eyes:
For, ovcry shrub, and every blade OF grass,
Aud every pointed thorn, .aem'd wrought in glass,
in pearls aud rubics rich the hawthorns shew,
While tito' the ice the crimson berries glow
The thick spring reeds the watory marshes Weld
Seem POLISHED lances in hostile field.
The stag IN limpid currents, with surprise,
Sees crystal branches his forehead rise
The spreading oak the beech, and towering Pine,
Glazed over, IN the freezing mher shine.
The fighted birds the rafting branches shun,
iNat wave aud glitter in the distant
When, il sudden gust Of wind arise,
The brittle forest into flies:
The cracking wood beneath the tempest herds,
And in a spanged shower the prospect ends
Or, Il u southern gale the region warm,
And by degrees unbind the wintery charm
The traveller Il mry country secs
Aud journeys sad beneath the dropping troos
Like some deludcd peasant Merlin leads
Thro' fragrant bowers, and thro' delicious meals,
While hero enchanted gardens TO him rise,
Aud airy fabrics there attract his eyes,
His wandering feet the magic paths pursue;
And while he thinks the fair illusion true.
Phe trackless scenes dispense in fluid air
And woods. and wds, and thorny WAYS appear:
tedious road the weary wretch returns,
And as he goes, the transient vision meurns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the Clerks Office OF
the Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 4th day of January, 1890
William Roundtree, PltG
against
VIM. cambridge, a'e Sheriff of the County of Henri
co, to whom was committed for administration all the
goods, chaels, rights and credits which were of the
estate oil Watson Patman, deceased and Others
m Defts.
The defendants Price Shoemaker and CYNTHIA his
wenot having entered thier appearance and given
curity ccordng TO the Act of Assembly and Rules of
this court and it appearing. by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this Country: II is Or
dered that the said defendants do appear here on the
day oil the next jane term and answer the bill of
the plant and that copy of this order be for hwi
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,
Jan. Fl. SS-wSw WIN. G. PENDLETON C. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
MN CHANCERY-At rules holden i'm the CIerLi
II Office Of Mecklenhurn County Court

Mn CHANCERY-At rules holden i'm the CIerk's
Office OF Mecklenburg County Court, the 4th day of
January, 1880.
Thomas Neal Plr
against
Robert Speed and William Townes committee Of
william Coleman, surviving Ex'or of Clcvesius Cole
man, decd, who of the Executors of BENJAMIN
Whitehead, decd Dens
The defendant Robert Speed not having entered his
appearance according TO the Act of Assembly and tbe
rules oil this court and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the court that he is not AN nhabant of this State on
motion OF the plaintiff by his Attorney It's ordered that
me said defendant do appear here the LIST day of
March court next and enter his appearance and answer
the plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this order be insert
ea IN one oil the newspapers printed in the Town of
Petersburgor the city of Richmond for eight weeks
successfully and posted at the front door of the court
house OF the said county. Copy. Teste,
Jan. H. Sl-wSw j. G.. BAPTIST D. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

MONTGOMERY, (AL.) February 9.-An interest
circumstance occurred in this place on Friday last
II was The day designated by the Judge of Circuit
Court at the last term in this county, for the execution
oil Alexander Baron who convicted at that term of
the murder OF enc Brinson Bryant The conviction
took place in September las; and the execution of the
sentence was postponed by the Court until the first
Friday in February TO give the counsel for the prison.
er an opportunity Of submitting the TO the Supreme
Court, upon an exception 10 the form of the nIcpe mt
in arrest OF Judgment. 1t was not generally known
how the exception had been disposed, of or what had
been the result OF an appeal TO Executive cemency,
which was understood would be made in case the
cepion should be overruIed in the Supreme Court
The general expectation was, that the sentence wond
be executed on the day appointed; an early hour
considerable number OF persons assembled at The Jail
to witness the awful spectacle. Every preparation was
made tor The executions; and the prisoner mounted the
sc"fold to receive his awful doom. The PRAYERS OF
the Reverend Clergy had been off red UP to the Throne
OF Mercy, and the victim had spoken few words OF
exhora'lon to the crowd; and just the critical mo-
ment, when all eyes were the prisoner, exneciing
TO see him launched into eternity, welcome messen
ger rushed through the crowd, with pardon from the
Governor a slight token OF appreciation was manifest
ed by the spectators; and believe they generally re-
tired from the gaows. much better satisfied than they
would have been, had the execution, taken place.
THazefts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
MAINE.


The following extracts from The Eastern Argus show
that the federal niqniy in the State OF Name has been
blown up "sky high"
Hartford CoaDenfi0n No. g. Demolished
The governmental monster, which the fedei aists In
the present Legislature OF this State generated and
which the whole federal party, twsddlers and ALL were
made TO fall down and worship in the violence Of truly
federal DEVOTION has we are happy TO 10 our
readers and 10 the world been phany overhrown
and discovered from government and its consitn.
ondl departments, by the written and Unequivecal
decision OF the three judges Of the Supreme Court The
convention Of The d,ointed parts Of the Houses
which assumed 10 make Usher, Boutwell,, Appleton and
Hill, constitutional Senator'S has been, confden,.
ly predicted IT would he, pronounced uncon -tufonal
and its doings null aud void by The judges Of the land
The seats Of the Senate board into which these men
we're auGaciously hfusted by The violence Of federal
Ism, have been ags0 vacated, and the Senate brough
back 10 its Original number-sixt en-. TIE order III
the Senate. designed by the federal sens to take
their three illegima'e co-workers out OF the Baady
act, has not proved efcacious, but has been made Il
yield 10 the higher mandate Of the constitutions Tn,
constitutions by the hrmness, integrity, perseverance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
A WINTER SCENE,

The following poetcal letter, written from Copenhagen, by Am
bose Philips to the Earl of Dorset entitled praise
winter of the finest character highest
descriptive Virginia reader, DO it justice,
while Pcrsng it, To bear in mind the comparative mlness of
winter IN his State, conascd with the severity Of the
same in the Kingdom of Denmark Such poem as this
does indeed tend to give pleasure in sight" The
images contains make impression the that will
the power Of observation to be exercised with increased delight
whenever objects like those that
erised The picture is vivid throughout; aay portion
OF deserves be praised above the rest
accorded to tho latter part Of the third, part
fourth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

ANiNU quhihed, as The Acni Istrator of lanes
~ u Huey, all persons indebted to his estate are ,e
qnesed TO call on me and settle their respective dsb,.
and those having claims against The same will
make them known. SAMUEL ANnppywvS "so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
Fob. G.

IN CHANCERY-In Louisa county court, Jan. lth 1896
Mary Peers, Albert Peers, Samuel r. Peers Anderson NJ
Peers Melissa Ann Peers, Judith r. Peers William ~ Peers
The said Melissa Ann Judith f. and William N. Peers by VIM
F.Tocr their guardian, PItas
against
John w. Peers, mn
The defendant John w Peers having his
and given security according a and the rules Of this and
appearing 10 tho satisfaction Of the court is not an ia
habiant Of this state: tho motion Of the plaintiffs their
sell ordered that the said defendant John w. Peers appear
the first day OF April and bill of the pan
h and that copy Of this order DO forthwith iuseed In gonna
paper published the city Of Richmond two months
cevely and posted az the front tho covose Of s
county on some court day copy. Toste,
Feb. \. 9l-wSwf DAVID VI. HUNTER nc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

ENCHANCERYIn Louisa county court, January Iltl 1890
Mary Peers, Albert r. Peers, Melissa Ann Peers Judith
Peers William ~ Peersthe said Melissa Iudtb
Wils% n rcer by William f. Tole their guardian Ell
against
John w mn
The defendant John W. Peers having
anco and given security according law, Of this
CONT and appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court
not an nhabtant Of this State,
their counse tits oeed that the said defendant
appear here tho first day OF April nox and answer the
panths bll and that copy Of this order forthwith inserted
IN paper published in t5 Richmond for months
successvey and At the front courthouse OF iii.
county, court day. 4 copy. Tesio,
DAVID VI. HUNTER, n. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

IN CHANCERY.-In Hanover County Court. Ian.
Il uary, 27th 1880:
David Via, Archibald VIA Pleasant Moore and Tbou,
as Parsons pGs
against
John Via and Edmund Via, DeHs
This day came the Plaintiffs by their counsel and filed
their bill in this cause, and the Defendants not having
entered their appearance and given security according
to the Act OF Assembly and the rules of Court and L
appearing to the satisfaction of the that they are
not inhabitants oil this commonwealth; motion of the
Plaintiffs, it is ordered, that they appear here on the
hrs day oil April Court next, and the Plaintiffs
said bill and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted IN the Enquirer, newspaper published in the
City OF Richmond for months SUCCESSFULLY and that
another copy be posted at the front door of the
of this county. A Copy. Teste
PHILIP B. WINSTON, c. H.
Feb. l6. 9e-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

NM EDLEY will ,tand the ensuing Spring at INV
4'a stable in the county of Chesterfield, being the
same place he made his last season within one
mile OF Moody's Tavern, Is from Petersburg and
- from Richmond, and ready serve mares at
Szo the leap, $50 the season, payable the 18th July
next when 1t will expre-$50 TO insure a mare paya-
bic as soon as she is known be in ioa and one dollar
TO the groom.
.Hlehey is handsome grey, years old this Spring.
ance, performance and blood, admired and approyed-
he mas made but one season, when he had liz mares
besides my own. MIR. John ID. Kirbys mare Coouette
was, however put 10 him before he made season, and
produced very promising grey 6lley which is the on
one oil ms get that has yet appeared 800 in cash
was offered Tor it at months old and $1,000 asked-ana
as addiuonai evidence OF the value of his family, sold
last fall the hall OF two FLIES by Sir Charles out of Med
oys dam, Old Reality, four and the other two wears
Old Tor $1,000 in money. My overseer Mr. Baugh.
my son George, and Arthur Taylor all residing near the
stable attend particularly TO all orders in my abb
sehce' w. II. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, Feb. 4 gi-w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

a 9th, 1880.
Garland r. Waddy and Palsy D his wife, formerly
Patsy d. Chisholme, aud the said Garland 7. Waddy
as administrator de bonus non, with the will annexed
OF Walter Chshoime, jr. decd, Pitts,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

LEXINGTON & OHIO RAIL ROAD-The Lou
isrille Public Advertiser Of the 18th inst says. We
erred yesterday in stating that fhe capital of the Lex
lngton and Ohio Rail Road Company would be 81 OOO
OoO The Company authorised dispose of stock TO
the amount of $2,0O0,OOO II is impossible, however.
mat the work can cost that sum- If commenced on pro
per principles and prosecuted with suitable enconomv
and vgor, 81 100000 will be found amply sufficient to
construct, of the most durable materials double set of
rails throughout the entire line" TAs before stated
the Road is intended 10 from the town of Lexington
TO some eligible point on the Ohio1
THOMAS p. M00RE-Soine of our friends have
expressed surprise at seeing the name of Mr. Moore
our Minister 10 Colombia. in the st of the Diplomatic
appointments OF the President confirmed by the Senate:
and some OF our opponents chucklng over the idea
that his confirmation is held under adyi.ement and
rrj,icIng in a faint hope that II will be rejected.
For the gr 6caion Of the former and the mo-i6ca.
ton OF the latter we can tell them that the nomination
OF Thomas u. Moore, as Minister 10 Colombia ,gns
confirmed by The Senate in March Idst and that he il
doing honor himself and service 10 hs country in tha,
capacity Bait. finer.