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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-13

WlRGiNlA. Al rules holden in the clerks Office of
" the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the Cd day Of August 1880; james Neal pf
against Samuel Morgan, David street, admir- of
Mereweather Hurt, decd and Champion C. n. Mara-
BILE, dts.
The defendant Champion C. ~. Marable not having
entered his appearance and given security according
to the act OF assembly and the rules of this court, and
tapPearing, by satisfactory evidence, that lie is not
an niabitant Of his country; it is ordered that the
said defendant do appear here the first day of the
next January term, and the bill of the plain.
t and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert.
ed IN some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond for two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the capitol in the said city
70 copy. Teste, wN. G PESpLgroS, &C.
Y iRGlNiA: At rules, holden in the clerks office
OF the superior court of chancery for the Rich
mond district the 9th day of September 1880: VIM
Jones Barksdae, admir- of Frances T.bb decd diff
against Theodric Blair BAnnister and Seigniora his
wife, John Bannster and other dts.
The defendant John Bannister not having ent cred
his appearance and given security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules Of his COURT and il
pearng by satisfactory evidence that he is not an in
habant OF this country; il 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 the front door OF
the capitol, in the said city. copy. Teste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-13

NIRGNIh:At rules, holden THE clerks office of h,o
superior court Of chanccry for the Richmond district the
~ day Of November 1880: Robert Rvcs ptf against VIM
Glia, adn'or OF Seymour Scott, dec Tie sad VIM Gllia,
and john Gliat III their rights, VIM G PcmdlciOn aud
Herbert Claiborne, DIS
The defendant John Gidt having entered his appear.
ance aud given security according the Of Assembly and
me nes o THIS court, nud appearing by satisfactory
dencc that he is not nhaban of this country: order.
e that the SAID defendant do appear here day
the next January ctn and answer the bill Of the plaintiff
That copy Of this order he prthw h in some
paper published in the city OF Richmond, for months sue
cessvey and posted at the from, door Of The capitol the
SAT- Guy u copy Iesic, WM &. iENpLErJS, G c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-13
MNMORh1LS OF BLSHOp HORaR7.

WEMORL1LS or BISLOP UOBgR7.
ItNWELNE Funeral Sermons. delivered i'm New
n York. and elsewhere. on occasion If the death
OF The Rgh Rev John Henry Hob1u. - D. Bishop
OF tho Protestant Episcopal Church, in The State of
View fork-'o wh'ch VIII BE- prcixcd sketch cf
the life and character of his eminent Prcao; with
Portrait from valuable original Painting, TO be en-.
grnvcd by an emEent Artist.
The Work viii be printed in handsome style and
Delivered IN black cloth. at The low price Of one dol
lar. Subscriptions received by
doc q COLLINS a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-13

V.,y,RG,NIAs-M rules. holden in the clerks Office
q. the superior court Of chancery for the Rieh.
Yuliam, assignee OF John w. s~,sh, aud other pkfs.
ag.ins, Edmund w. pootes. exor of Augustine Davis.
deed: Thor{s r. Webb and Harriet his wife. samuel
sheppard and Maria HE wife, Edwin Davis and Charles
4. Das.s and Matilda his wite. dts.
The Gst-n1ants Thotpas =. Webb, Edwin Davis.
AMI Charles L. Davis md Matilda his wife, not
having entered thes appearance and given secu.
ry according to the act Of Assembly and the
rules ~ this court and it appearing, BY satisfactory
evidence that they Inhabitants Of this country;
It ordered, the said defendants do appear here
tho is day OF the JAny term, end answer the
r of tle plaintiffs; and that copy OF this order be
tuvlh vi;L inserted in some newspaper published in
tac city of Richmond, for two months essivey.
ana posted at the front door OF the capitol in the said
city. copy. Teste
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-13

VHfUNslA.-At rules holden ia the cleuk's ossee Of
The s.Perier esuzt - sksneery for the i6ehmond
dissr'ct. the an day Of October isa0s Henry Wat
eins. phG Against Francis 8. o. Reiey and Peter ".
The defendant Francis s. O. s.iley NO, having en-.
tered his sppeassnce and given security sccnrdin
the act Of assembly the rules of this coupt and ID APP
PearnR, by satisactoey evidence, that he 10 In
haeisans OF this country: 10 ordered. that the said
defendant do appear here the first day Of the
January term. and the bill Of the plaintiff and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
ewspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months sncc-ss vey, and posted at the front door of
the capitol, in the said city. A copy. Teste,
60 WIZ C. PErDLxror, CSC.
ZViRGlNlA:-At rules. hyllen in the clerk's office
" Of the superior court q shhancery for the Rich.
mond dissrics. the s,h day scaAH 1850: Mary Car.
WIN. a. Eiissoo aud Mary hkrife. AID othes dts.
The defendants William A. Eliaso. and Mary his
whe. not having entered their appearance and given
security according the to act Of assembly and the
rules of this court, aud il appearing by satsctory
evidence, that they inhabitants OF this country:
Is ordered that the said defendants do appear here
ON the first day the Of next January 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 months successively,
and posted at the front door Of the capitol said city
oy copy. teste, WV. G. PsNDLEroH, c. C.
lWiRGlNlA:-At rules, holden in the clerks office
" OF the superior of chaucery for the Rich.
mond district, the 9th day of September 1870: Will
liam Smith, plif against Austin Watkins. Peter Ri
| son and other dts.
The defendant Peter Rison not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act
assembly and the rules of this COURT and appearing,
oy satisfactory es' he is no. a. nh. bi,ant
do appear here on the first day Of the next January
term and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and tnat =
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
paper published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully. and posted the front door Of
the capitol in the said city. A'copy. Teste.
90 WV. G. PEsDLEroN, c. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-13

VTSiR1iNiA:-At Rules holden in the clerks Office
~ oi the superior court Of chsncery for the Rich.
>ond district. tue osh day Of September 1850: Sam.
uel Wintiec pltf against Alexander Cushnsn. survi.
wing partner OF Cushman & Andrew, Wm. Gst. John
Lee, isaac Reynolds, Charles Hoffman, George w.
RoiFMsn, Peter Fahncstnck, Henry Levering Z CO..
s l. Berry, Francis X Kennedy, John Krause, John
Irt.i, Jonathan Rogers, and Others. DTS
The defendants above named, Except Alexander
cushran not having entered their appearance given
curityaccorng the act of Assembly and the rules
It this court audit appearing. BY satisfactory evidence.
that they not inhabitants of this country: is
derei, Ira, the said defendants DO appear here the
;:rs day Of the next January term, and answer the
bin of the PLAINTIFFS and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published In the
city Of Richmond, for two months succe ssively, and
posted at the front door of he capitol in the said city
65 copy. Teste, wv. G. PKxpLsroN. G. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-13

ihGiNlA; Al rules, holden the clerks oice of tine s
pc oT court OF chanceTy for the Richmond district the 9Th
day Of July 1880 Jonathan Creery pitt against Mar and
Finley, merchants and partners, Myer Myers r. q Simpson
and John Wnr and l. X Mister, dfis.
The defendants u Simpson, Miar and Finley, John
Nnn ana H. Mister not having entered their
and given security according the of assembly the rules
OF this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this county; is ordered that the
said Defendants do appc here the first day Of next
uary term and answer the hill of the plaintiff that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted newspapc publish
ed in the city of Richmond for months and
posted NJ the front door o the capitol in The said
~ copy. Te.tc, VS.. G.. PESpIrToN G. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
THE BARGAIN CoNSUMMATED

The anti-ma ons o. Is nty Re hat thsy affect "a
call "couny convention on Northumberland
ten persons may have been present. "Str,moniu M
asserts that "ater full and free interchange of .ent
men, they resolved not 20 nominate county, tick.
etp' '5 ''"'
This Ia part Of the triple arrangement, as we have
already predc'el: The leading anti ma.ons in accor
dance with it, resolve not to nominate county ticket,
so that their followers may he turned over 10 the sun
port o. the federal ticket Messrs Dorr & Co.. ,pho are
mdsons! The quid quo u.s. tina. thew in return are
70 support the dnfmdsOnc candidates for governor and
lieut.. governor, Granger and Sevsns-Ths is the bar
gain We shall see how far traffic. thus omen and nm
hnshing, will be ratified by the in pendent electors Of
the cousty. tgIbon,, g..
THE SPECIAL COUNSEL REWARpE6S "'
The ami masons OF Ootario county have nominated
John c. Spencer, Robert @. Nicholas and Samuel
hafes0n, Tor the assembly, Thanks to a fearless and
honest republican Governor, the bride was not offered
induce an indicted individual swear away the live
OF his feiiow-czsn '; but the agency of the Special
Council seems, is nevertheless not to 60
ro, TO-
John A. King, who was charge d'Afaires to England
under MIR. Adams, when his father was minister IN
the same court has hosted the anti masonic a.y in
queens county. He is bound to do some thing for IN,
Clay "a consideration for the outfit paid 10 him bv Mr.
Y. whout reference to law, services rendered II,
VIII be recolected that Mr.. King was at the an,i.ma
some convention in 1925 and then urged that BODY 10
JON the Adams men in the support of Judge Thompson
heherefore, as well as his brother Charles very na,u
ry came into the present coalition system: And the
King family having proted by the former coalition be-
tween Clay aud Adams, ready 10 Join i'm any sebem,
which promi'esa return of the golden DAVIS of m cir
former ascendency Like the chairman of the coffin.
"d"uoi committee in this city, they ready to ion
any party, without regard 10 principle, TO pnt down
"en' 'a'k'on and the republican party. DARTMOOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
FORE 1@1Te
TEREsTING FROM EUROPE.

INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
BY the srriva al New York on Saturday last OF the
packet ship Birmingham, Capt Hairs, from Liverpool,
London papers to the 7lh Of September and Liverpool
papers to the Sth have been receved-We are indebi.
ed to the s'ors Of the Commercial Advertiser Gazette
and Daily Advertiser, for the subsequent articles.
Their seems to bean extensive spirit OF
and fermentation the continent Of Europe In
FfaDce. disturbances had arisen among the mecban-
iss and working men," particularly in Paris, where
war bad been proclaimed by the dissected against ma.
chDery Its said, however that they had been quelled
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

can vessels Of not than sixty TONS and that we
should not have the privilege Of exporting the produce
OF the Islands, even from country to Europe.
Iha arrangement was reiected but in 1906 anxious
were Mr. Jefferson and Mr.. Madison TO obtain this
trade, and so sensible they OF its importance, that
MIR. Madison instructed Messrs. Monroe and Pinkney
TO supaiae with Great Britain that dra wback should
be allowed on the produce of the British Islands when
exported from this country TO Europe. Under pre-
sent arrangement not restricted TO vessels of any
size-we not denied the privilege OF exporting BIZ
ush produce from the United States 10 Europe-so far
from that, carry the produce Of the Islands d
rectly from the Islands to Europe.
There is not ship. owner in tn. Union so blind as
not TO perceive the mmens. advantage this CONNIE
promises TO country. Have we not been the car
rers Of Cuba and 81. Domingo, not withsandinx all
their restrictions and di.crimin atoms against our com
merce: Shal we not enjoy extensive trade Of the
same description with Jamaica and the other British l.
Glands, with which we trade without one cent of
discriminating duty, whether impost or tonnage. We
put this question TO every candid merchant WHISTLER for
or against the administration There is not shp-owu
er in New-England who will not appreciate and ac.
knowledge the importance OF this new branch OF our
commerce.
One word a. 10 the uncertain charac er of the arrange
ment Mr. GELATIN In 1927. renewe ed our CONNIE rcia,
treaty with the mo her country upon the same terms Of
reciprocity, and consented tc provision under which
either party may abrogate the treaty on giving
twelve months notice. We defy the opposition Jour.
nails to point out the substantial diff renee between the
two arrangements, either in principle or certainty
nv. Y z. Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
Extract of a letter dofed

WASHINGTON, 9th Oct.
O1e OF the packets which arrived last at the ppr
OF New York, brought agreeable nce that the
government Of Portugal had resolved to satisfy The
claim OF the owners OF the Osprey Of Salem, captured
seven eight years since rather deprived forciby
OF her cargo, the captors giving bills the
government. The sa'iaction 1925 900 to be
paid in annual insteim-ns OF $4,000. This perhaps is
The most that government could do at present, being
exec edngly poor"
The following exhibits the aggregate Of duties col.
lsc'ed on merchandise imported into The United States
during I'VE year ending % the Both Of September,
Specific Duties, I47756O2 go
Ad Valorem do. 1905 SSi 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

We mentioned some day. sgo that Mr.. Tornsl. Min
lister Penipoientisry OF Mexico, had delivered to
our President letter from the Vice President OF that
Republic. We have since learnt that various very
friendly interviews have taken place Derives en- the plen
poten'iary and Mr.. Van Baren, in which reciprocal
surances OF national aud diplomatic good will were Civ
en- II is stated that the present admnisr alton of Mex
leo does justice to the elevated and doteresed sen,i
mens OF the United ates, aud IL aware Of the rank
which our republic holds among the nations.
are persuaded that the true patriots and sound po-
ieisns OF Mexco should deem II OF their first du.
ties to dissipste the prrjudces which the Mexicans
may have conceived against their republican hbors
The government and people OF our Union entertain
no opinions nor wishes except the most favorable for
the general prosperity OF Mexico, and especially on
the preservation Of her inSepe ndence and popular in
situations She will never have repent Of any
trust which she may yield TO the disposition. and
sures at Washington in relation to her airs Mexico s.
indeed all thu Spanish American States, when their
sovereignty shall be formally acknowledge by SPAIN
must in the end know and acknowledge that the
recognition will have been chiefly owing to the good
Offices and iundamen al policy OF our government II
~ indeed, extraordinary that in the midst OF con.
fusion, aud notwithstanding all European influence
they have not constantly elt that the councils ci,i-
zens oil this republic were necessarily their best friends
TyHuf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

The editor Of the American comes on marvellously in
his studies Of the West India question fTe now tells
that during the interdic Of the trade with the Bri-
fish Colonies our flour did not descend the St Law
renee because il could neither be received in nor ex-
ported from Canada; it, OF necessity, thereto O. came
down the canal 10 is city" viii the editor
to show his readers the statute. British or American
which he relies upon TO sustain this declaraon-or
must he be obliged 10 confess to his own polite Ian
guage, that " this assertion like most others in the
quarter, is in direct contradiction with the fact 30
With the same profound knowledge Of the subject he
tells us that the last clause Of the act of Congress open
ing the trade, restores intercourse with the North
American Colonies And is he yet to be informed tina
our restrictions never related in any way whatever TO
our commerce with Upper and Lower Canada nor with
the other Provinces, except "by sea /" Is it possible
that the Editor does not know that even the latter was
always open in american yesseis- being part of the
policy Of Great Britain 10 allow this commerce in
which her vessels could not engage for the pur.
pose OF encouraging trade with the West Indies indi
recdy, through her Northern Provinces As TO the ar.
gument, that opening our trade direct with the Yves
Indies will dive -four down The st Lawrence 4
scarcely deserves comment The commerce which
was actually tn existence through That chsnnel, Ia,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

Col D. Wit Clin'oa and Me.sr,. Berio and Andsr.
sonO b Engineers, arrived in this city on Friday
ming having completed the surveys of the valley of the
connecticut Their report will probably be made TO
me government during the next session of Congress
whatever may be the result of their surveys with re-
gard either TO the extension Of the Pennington and
Hamp'hire canal, the improvement OF river navig
lion at the expense Of the Government the fruits OF
their scientific examinations will form valuable guide
to the direction of individual enterprise.
nv. HnDe,a H,r1Id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
CHOCTAM TREATY

LOUISVILLE, Oc;. 9-We erred the other dsy in
stating, that the Choc,aws by the stpuations of
the treaty lately concluded, TO receive as much land
west OF The Mississippi. they have lately ceded to
the U. States. A tract Of country was. some lime
since designated for the Choctaws of the Msss-
'ipP and they have not asked any additional grant OF
land The ten millions OF of land they now oc-
cupy will, therefore, only cost the government $40
900 year for twenty years and the expenses OF re.
moving and supporting them for year. [aiv.
HUGH LEGARE. E'q has been appointed AT.
'orney General, by III. Governor, Of s. Carolina in
Place oil JAMES l.. PErIGaU, Esq. resigned.
Among the vistsrs the sea- Of Government at this
tlns' Is the Hon. THos A. STAYNER. of Quebec
Deputy Postmaster General for Biii.h North Ameri.
ca We understand hat his visit is Of official char.
acter to the Postmaster General Of the United States
with The view OF facilitating the alton
between The two countries. ~. s. Tel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.

The fourth Annual Report concerning this grea,
enterprise has been made; and from its statements
the most sanguine ancipa,ions seem to be INDUCED
That the work will be accomplished, and when accom-
pished will bs profitable semi annual dividend is to
be declared on the LIST of January next The Repor,
states these facts:
The first division of the Road openea for trans
poraon of passengers 22d May 1880; but the pre-
para'lon oil the necessary completed till
the early part Of June folio wings from which time the
travelling upon this division including distance of
bout thirteen miles, has been constant and
ed; and on the first OF Otober there had been
f,centy- thousand and f,Deiue dolidrs-aithough but
single track was completed aud the company were not
IN situation, until within short time past undertake
the transportation OF any merchandise produce and
are 'i'i unable to convey oneenth part Of quantity
that's offered"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

WEST INDIA TRADE There is something unite
amusing in the efforts of the opposition TO deprecjae the
importance of the West India trade One contends that
we ought not TO have accepted it, because we did not
compel Great Britain 10 open The trade of her colonies
TO our commences another complains that cannot
carry British sugar and coffee from Jamaica to Liver
pool or London; another finds out that duty of dol
lar barrel will enable the Canadians to carry on all The
trade from Ohio across the nor hern colonies to the
British Islands through the ice of the st. Lawrence
We have grave arguments to prove that Indirect il
more important than direct trade; and all these nro
found statistics agree that in any way direct Indirect
II Is not worth quarreing about. We hope thew will
keep public attention alive this subject Tor the more
it is agitaed, the more its importance will appear
Is our commerce with 81 Domingo important! We
had less than 10000 tons Of shipping entering from that
island in 1925, while had than 900 from the
British Islands. In the year had about 30 900
tons only entering from st. Croix and ST. Thomas But
one oil the most important branches e ;hc foreign trade
! is that with the rich and extensive Island OF Cuba
The following are the tonnage entries in
Cuba, lls,Io5 SAG 122sio ne a.,
British Islands, 33,710 n3i6 O3o33 1OI COZ
Thus il will be that in the few years This Trade
was open, the American navigation employed had in.
creased TO an extent almost equal 10 oil the largest
branches of our foreign commerce. This is NOT ali -
We nearly monopozed this trade the following state
ment will show tonnage entering from abroad in
British, O25 $3.50 65o7 600 9 oo7
American. 337l9 7l,3l6 9393s I0I Coz
While we enjoyed fraction less than nineteen tween
iehs OF this navigation the late administration lost il
because they would not permit Congress to take from
the Executive the honour Of securing IL; thus sacrih
cling the interest Of the county TO the popularity of thu
administration.
But our commerce with the British Islands assume
an importance Under the present arrangement which
never had before; for in the short time which elapse
after the acts Of 1925 went into operation the branch
this trade, TO which we about refer had n
opportunity TO devolope itself mean the edrryfn.
trade bef,ceen The British Islands and the Continen
Of Europe. In 1884, so Jealous Great Britain O
our sharing in this navigation, Mr.. Jay obliged
spuloe that the trade should be carried on in Hperi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

The memory OF the oldest resident of this section of
the country find parallel the drou Int that ba.
prevailed during the last four months: from the month
OF May to the present time less raj has fallen than il
usual IN single summer month! In many places the
springs aud wells have failed and even the Dismal
swamp, with its great reservoir, Lake Drummond
were decreased in depth Of water, beyond what was
ever known to any living Fears, indeed, were enter
tanned that the Canal would not be able TO hold out its
supply oil water for the ordinary purposes of
but we are happy to learn that they groundiess
the depth IL amply sufficient; il is six feet the sum
mtlevel-so that the planters on the Roanoke and in
the neighboring districts Of North Carolina will expe
rence not the slightest diff Guilty 10 bringing their pro
duce TO our market through the canal-the false and
insdlous reports OF certain evdsposed gossipper. TO
the contrary Notwithstanding. Norfolk Herald