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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14

NihGiNiA Al rules, holden ~ the clerks o(6c. f IA. az
Po cour o cbaneery for the Richmond district, the 9Th
lay o. september 1880 josiah Riddick pf agans, Joo
,Ienns ~ his oSn right and ex'of of VIM ~ FIcnioa'
decd George Vashon and other dts " ''s'
I've neennan's above named having entered their an
sno gwen security according act Of assembv
u we ioes oi This court and appearing by satisfactory ev
," INV ,hey are not inhabitants Of this country. il or
ma we said defendants appear here ON The frs, dav
oi me next January term and answer the b Of ,s i;x
wa, copy Of THIS oder be bthwb inserted in some ne
Psprr published IN the CITY ~ Richmond ~, tyo c,on,h %
city \ Gnu " 'r' 80 w WIG oaPno, W the SAID
Wv q. pstp,froy e. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14

" 'nG'NiA. AZ rules holden in the clerks Office OF
district the Cd day of August 1886 stewar, Jaok.on
pn'i against John g. Boisseau, James Perry, VIM per-
ry, John Perry and other dts -
IN. me defendants James Perry, VIM. Perry, and John
rerry not having entered Their appe arance and c;yrn
security according to the act Of assembly and the rule.
o. 'is courf, and It appearing by satisfactory evil
aence thst they are not inhabitants of this country, /,
o,aeren ,ha' the said defendants do appear here
,he Dill OF the plaintiff; and that copy of this order
oe ,or'nwth Inserted in some newspaper published
IN the city OF Richmond, for two months sucees.veIv
anI PDsted AZ the front door of the capitol in the
sa'd city. copy. Testc, ~
" WV q. PrSDlEroS. r. =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14
CORDIAL cHPHALIc sNUTsr.

(WHICH by long experience, has been found n,
cBectual remedy for most disorders of the head.
especially the common HEAD ACHE. II remove,
drowsiness, glddIncss, and relieves dimness of tho
cycs-it is also extremely proper for persons who vs
the sick, or 60 into hot climates, as It fortes the
hcnd against noxIous cxolations and infectious air
Those Who IN the habit IF taking much 81 ,ho
common snulls arc desired to mix some of hi. semi.
nc SnnR with them and their injurious effects will
IN great measure be prevented For sale At Tho
Book Stationery and Fancy Store of
oec <-lS II. ID SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14

NIRGiNiAAt rules holden III the clerks Office of IN,
superior court Of chancery fpr the Richmond district the
tst oay OF NovembeT 1880 Robert Rives pf, against Wm
Gliat, sdnor Of Seymour Scott dec the sald Vim GINA,
and John GIla, III their rights WIN & Pcndc,on and
Herbert a Claiborne, dfs
The deendan, John Cia not having entered his appea,
ance aud gwen ury according The Assembly and
me rules Of this court and appearing, by satisfactory evi
dence, that he Is not al nabtaDt Of this contr is order
ed that The sad defendant do appear here the 10th ay
e next January Term and the bill of plaintiff and
That copy o this order he forthwith inserted in some me- s
paper published IN the city Of Richmond, two months sur
cessvey, and posted tire front door capitol in IN.
san CITY copy. Teste, WM. G. PENDLfToy, c. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14

~ WIN. q. PLNDLEroN, G. C.
NiRGTNIA. At rules, holden in the clerks of;ce If
" the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district, the s'h day Of July 1850: Ann Davidson,
aumrx with the will annexed, of Robert Davidson
aeed' pitt against Samuel S. Saunders and David Da
wilson. dts, "
The defendant David Davidson not having entered
MS appearance and given security according 10 the ac
ng by satisfactory evidence, that he not an nha BIZ
ant OF this country; ordered that the said defer
dant DO appear here the first day of the next Jan.
nary term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
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,
TO NM. 6. PENpLEroS r. r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14

" the superior court of chancery for the EiehmorJ
district the 9Th day Of July 1880; John Archer and
frances Cook his wife, pitts; against William Jones
oarksda'e, ad NOR OF Frances abb, decd, the same
Wm. Jones Barksdae and Mariana his WIFE Thomas
u. Tabb and other dts.
me defendant Thomas u. Tabb not having entered
ms appearance and given security according to the
&C. ., and the rules OF this court. and it ap.
pearng, by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
'nhab'tant OF this country; 1t is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the first day Of the ne =,
January term, and answer the bill Of the ri .n,fFs,
ana that copy OF this order be forthwith in
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond,
tor two months successfully and posted ut the front
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
~ copy TeMe, VIM G. PgSntrrox r. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14

\V'kGiNiA. AT rules, holden in the clerks Office OF
The superior court If chsrcery Tar the Richmond
district, the 9th day OF Sept 1880: James Andrew
p''f. against John Bell, exor of Reuben Howa, d.
deed, and trustee under his will, Bowling S,arke,
and William l.. Howard, dts.
The defendant William l.. Howard not having en-.
tered his appearance and given security according 10
the ret OF assembly and the rules of this court and
appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an
nhabtsnt OF this country is ordered, that the said
neant do appear here the first day of the ne Z,
Januar, term. and the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door OF
the capitol, in the said CITY A copy Tes,e.
n WM g. P,Sp,rrn, - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14

CHhNCERS.-in Henfico County Cour, Clefk'.
Office, December Rules 1880:
William anderson, coc,i,
against f
John tabcll Betsy C'abcll and James CaleI
heirs Of George Cahe, deed dchs
he defendant John Cabc having entered his apuenr
ance and gvet security ACCORDING the Of Assembly,
e sues oi 's Court and appearing by satisfactory eyi
cenoe, that he not nhabiant country il s order
e ina, the said defendant do appear the first ay NJ
me next March term, and the bill plaintiff: and
that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted IN the onst
tionaI wing newspaper published in The Cy Of Richmond
I ,wo months ccessIvcy, aud posted the front Of the
81 A cnpy. Tesfc IDETIN 81 EtI E.rT =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14

~ the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district the 9TH day e October 1880; Andrew Bic
ptt against Walter Mcoue, Jane McQuie and MARY
McQuie dts.
The defendants not having entered their appearance
ah gwen security according to the act of assembly
sna the rules OF this court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence, that they inhabitants of this
Country; it is ordered, that the said d
on the first day Of the next January term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that COW O,
tins order be forthwith inserted in some newspsper
published IN the city Of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and posted the fout door of the
hoI, in the said city. copy. Teste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14

" OF the superior court of cbancery for the Rich.
nond disrict the 9th day of September 1890 Jacque
line IT, Taylor sdm'or Of James Halliday, pltf against
LINES Dick and Nathaniel Dick in their own rights
and as surviving partners Of Dicks, Moore & CO. and
Others, dts.
The defendants James Dick and Nathaniel Dick
not having enered tbei appearance and given secu.
rty according 10 the act of Assembly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing, by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this country: il is or
rred that the said defendants do appear here on the
first day of the next January term and answer the
b'l OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published In
me CITY OF Richmond, for two months successiveJy
and posted at the front door Of the capitol in the sad
city. A COPY Teste. '''
70 va q p,vr,,-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14

"IR6iNIA. AT rules, holden in the clerks office OF
~ the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district the 9Th day of July 1880; Edward Cunning
ham, pitt against Thomas II. Mitchell; and Garland
Thompson, ex'or Of Wm. Mitchell, who was ex'or O,
Thomas Mitchell, dts.
lhe defendant Thomas H. Mitchell not having O. n.
tered his appearance and given security according 10
the act OF assembly and the rules of this court, and j,
appearing. by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
inhaoltant OF this country; is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here on the first day Of the
January term and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
That copy Of this order be forthwith 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. Tes,e,
~ WIN. q PrSnIrros
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14
.WEAiORL1LS or BISHOP IIOB9RJ.

- .'DHITITTNp UT DTOTIFIT' TTUUTKTf
TWELVE Funeral Sermons delivered in New
n York, and elsewhere, on 1ccnsion of the death
OF the Right Rev. John Henry Hobart d. ID. Bishop
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the State of
New fork-Io which will be prefxed, n sketch cr
the life and character Of this eminent Probate; with
Portrait, from valuable original Painting, to be en-
grovcd by an cmiCcnt Artist
The Work will be printed in handsome style, and
delivered IN black CLOTH Mt he low price of one dol
lar. Subscriptions received by
dec COLLINS o co.
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REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS.

REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS.
Revolutions seem to be the order of the day
IN Europe. In addition to the revolutions in
Brunswick and Saxony, several of the other
German States are in ferment, and strong
signs of instructions have appeared in several
places. What will be the immediate conse
quence of these things can hardly be predicted
Indeed important events tread so fast on the heels
OF each other, that it seems sufficient TO watch
them as they pass, without making any vain
attempts to anticipate the future Some of the
English papers contain reports Of an insurrec-
ton in Russia, but they do not seem to rest on
any sufficient authority to obtain credit.
From South America il will be seen that we
have accounts Of another revolution in Colon.
ba, for the particulars of which, our readers are
referred to another column
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WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 3, 1880.
THE ELECTION,

On Monday last the election for membere of
Congress took place throughout this State
The circumstances attending it in this district
were such as call for some comment
Previous to the day Of the publication of our
last piper, it was not publicly known that there
was any intention of opposition to the re-eec.
ton of Maj Davis to Congress. We, however,
thought it our duty to put our friends on their
guard against the secret or coueYt operations
of the Jackson men. Facts have now shewn
The proprety Of that caution. On that day.
nomination of DR.. Thurber was published as
the candidate of the Jackson party, accompa.
MED BY an attack on Maj Davis. Simultane-
ousy also appeared nomination in the Egis
of the Hon. William Eaton as a candidate of
the Anti-Jackson party, and three articles were
published in that piper, in support of his no.
mlnation, and in opposition, TO that of Major
Davis, while not a word was said in favor of
the latter, Thus the whole influence of that
paper was arrayed IN opposition to the only
Anti Jackson candidate who had any prospect
of success. In the course of the week, also,
the district with the exception of this town.
was inundated with hand bills in favor of Col.
Menick, as the "CLAY CANDIDATE for
Congress" All these articles bore internal
evidence of the same origin, and other facts
confirm the conclusion, that they were of one
kindred and one common parentage that, il
not all from one pen, they were written in con.
cert, all Of them by men Of known Jacksonan
principles, and in fur.herance of preconcerled
| plan TO defeat the candidate Of the National Re.
publican party, by creating divisions in il.
ranks, at 20 late an hour that no measure:
could be taken to counteract plot 80 nsidi
ously planned.
! AT this iuncture, the Egis, professedly ar
Anli-Jackson and Clay paper, became, for al
practical purposes, Jackson paper, by lending
! its influence in favor of the Jackson plan o
division and Reorganization. 1.-THE editor wal
a jackson man he could not have served hi,
party more faithfully, and, if he is not one
what shall we say OF his course, at time wher
lfaityuincSS to his political friends was most i'm
portant What may have been the effect Of til,
course he has TAKEN in other towns, we do no
know, not having received any returns at III,
time of writing this; but in this town the 70
buke he has received must be more cutting iha,
any other which could be given. The Who'll,
influence of hspapc', backed by the activ
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HI

In this town, Oct. Dc, by Rev. Mr.. Abbott, Mr.
Benjamin p. Rice to Miss Deborah Carrico.
In Paxton, Mr. Zephenah Bond of Leicester, to
Miss Sophronia Snow.
In Ashburnham. John R. Reding, ESQ.,, editor OF
The Democratic Republican, HaverAill, IN. H. to
Miss Rebecca r. Hill.
In Westborough, Oct 81, by Rev. MIR. lockwood.
MIR. Charles c. Forbush 10 Miss Harriet G. Rice.
In Mendon. by Rev. MIR Doggett, MIR Jonathan
Wheeler ef Grafton, to Miss Elizabeth Davenport.
daughter of Benz. Davenport, Esq.
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personal exertIons of himself and others, sue
cceded IN obtaining, for his candidate, eighteen,
votes out of more than three hundred II is
due, here' 10 Mr.. Eaton, to say, that he was not
prIvy to the nomination, nor is it believed that
any of his political friends had any concern in
IT. lie is an unwavering National Republican,
and supporter of the present representative
from inns district. The same disclaimer. we
believe, may justly be made on behalf of
Col. .hlerrick, in relation to the manner in
which his name, also, was presented TO the
public. Both of them entertain similar views
Of the pulley of our National Administration,
and would no: be the willing agents Of throw
ing more power into the hands of the Jackson
party.
Respecting the calumnies which have been
sent abroad against Maj. DAVIS, we now have
room only to say that he has been charged with
giving votes which he never gave the motives
which influenced others, and the effect of the m.
have been grossly misrepresenled and mutt.
lated ana garbled extracts have been made from
his writings, and presented to the public in such
a manner, as to entirely distort their meaning,
and III manner which fixes the moral stain of
forgery on the soul of him who did it, as strong.
ly as 1t would have done, if he had manufacture.
ed the extracts on purpose for the occasion.
We may perhaps return to the subject of the
votes in Congress hereafter, and set it in its
true light.
Since writing the above we have received
the following returns. They render any further
comment needless.
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short all difficulty by conserving to take an up

short all difficulty bv consenting to take an up
per chamber, which was furnished him.
Soon after his landing, he was waited upon
by the Court Tailor, to inquire his pleasure res
Pectlng his Court costume. Mr. r. seized his
cane, and hourishing it about his ears, drove
him out of the house. The next day be des
patched message to the tailor, who called up
on the American Consul, and prevailed upon
him to accompany him for the purpose Of pro-
lection.
AT the boarding house of Mrs. Wilson, his
conduct is represented to have been quite IRA
tional. He declared that he bad left the Unit.
ed States almost by cOmpulson, and showed
the letters addressed TO him by tho President
and Secretary of State, urging him TO accept
the Mission These letters were read by him
to nearly all the American captains.
His introduction at court is said to have been
ridiculous in the extreme After his presenta-
ton to the Emperor, he told him he must see
Madame" and when presented, accosted her
with that appelation.
Such is the complexion of the details which
have been communicated to us, some of which
are OF too disgusting nature to be repeated.
The remarkable contrast which his behavior
exhibits to the gentlemanly department of MIR.
Middleton our late Minister, was topic Of
remark by the whole population of St. Peters
burg.
Mr.. Middleton lett st. Petersburg for Eng.
land on his return home, before Mr.. Randolphs
arrival.
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From the ~ Y. Journal Of Commerce.


JONI RANDOLPH IN ST. PErERsBURe. AS
this extraordinary parsonage has been depnied
70 represent the American people at the Court
OF Russia, the public without doubt, have some
curiosity tn learn whether, in fulfilling his hirh
functions he is likely to elevate or dcpress our
national character in The view of foreigners
The information detailed below. is communi.
Gated TO us from an intelligent and highly re.
spectacle source, and cannot he doubted
Upon the arrival Of the Concord, a large num-
Der Of Americans English, and Russians. pro.
ceeded 10 the English Key, about o'clock in
the evening to witness The landing of the new
American Minister They waited in vain for
a long time, and finally retired. The steam
bont in which he disembarked from the Concord
was living alongside the Kew. with the Amcri-
can Ensign al the peak and as the crowd with
drew rumors of an unfavorable character TO
Mr. Randolph were universally circulated which
were carried to the ears of the Empress. At
length Mr.. Randolph made his appearance from
the cabin, and alter commissioning gentleman
attached to his suite to procure carriage, he
took his seat upon the quarter deck. His dress
was quite sloVeny, and he wore large whi.e
hat, much too large for his head, which he kept
in its proper place by means of huge bandana
handkerchief stuffed between his forehead and
the front part nj the hat. One of the first mer.
chants1n st. Petersburg who resided near by,
on witnessing his lonely appearance, went on
board of the boat, ard invited Mr.. R. to his
house Mr.. Randolph rose as the merchant ap-
preached, and taking off his hat stood bowling
and talking earnestly for some minutes, beating
the deck vehemently with his cane at almost
every word. The merchant looked astonished
and uneasy. When the carriage arrived. his
baggage was placed In 1t, and he proceeded to
q hotel.
few days afterwards, Mr.. r. rented n spa.
cious house, and continued in it four days. al
the expiration Of which he quarrelled with the
landlord and was ordered to quit the premises
within "a hours He forthwith repaired to q
boarding house kept by Mrs, Wilson. an Eng
lish lady, for the accommodation Of English ant
American masters Of vessels and entering tho
house without ceremony, thus addressed her
"Isihis Mrs Wilson? am John Randolph
Minister Penipoientlary and Envoy Extraor
binary from tho American Government to tho
Imnerial Court Of Rnssia. ! have seen enough
ofRussian filthness, and have come to see somt
English cleanliness Madam, I'm a drowning
man, and you, by placing your thumb beneath
my chin. can save my life Mrs w was con
fused and amazed, and answered the EnveV Elk
traordinary bv stating that SHE did not know
how she could accommodate him, but he cu
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o. The members of the Worcester Debating
Club are requested to meet at Banister's on Sat
friday eoening neat, at half past o'clock Ques-
ton: Ought the rate of interest for money to be
regulated by law? Debate public Nov. s.
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Commissioners .NoLies.

TEN COMMISSIONER Notice
n HE subscribers being duly appointed Com
missioners TO receive and examine the claims
Of the several creditors to the Estate of SETH
NEWTON. late Of scarborough, in the Coun.
ty of Worcester, deceased, represented nsol-
vent, hereby give notice that SIX months from
tho 2lst day Of October last are allowed to said
creditors, for bringing in their claims and prov
ing their debts, and wo shall attend for tho pur.
pose of receiving and examining said claims at
the dwelling house Of Fitch Winchester, in said
scarborough on the third Wednesdays of De.
cember, March, and April next, from one until
eight of the clock in the afternoon.
JONAS BALL.
HUMPHREY 3. WHEELER.
Oct. II, 1881 A.
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The next monthly meeting of the Worcester
North District Temperance Association, will be
held In Rutland on WEDNESDAY, the 10th of No
oem6er inst. Delegates will meet at IL o'clock
and the public exercises will commence at -
O'Clock. A. NJ. Per order
Nov. 3. G. B. PARKER, ASST. Ssc'ry.
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NORTH DISTRICT Our returns from the
North District did not come in season for this
paper They are nearly unanimous for J. G.
Kendall
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DIED.

In this town, Oct. q, Harriet T., daughter Of Mr.
Seth Clapp, aged months Sent. 25, Caroline O
daughter of Mr.. Samuel Sturtevant, aged wears.
In Templeton. Oct. "a, MIR. IemueI Howe, for
merly OF Milton, aged Sc. Oct. u, Mr. Levi
Bruce, aged SO.
In Mhlbury. Oct %. Mr.. Amos Eddy, aged Al .
Printers in Neic YORK and Vermont are requested
to inSert,this death
In Southborough, Sept 90, Mrs Olive, wife o.
Mr.. simon Woodbury., aged 25 daughter of Per
ley Whpple'-Printers in Vermont are requested
to insert This death.
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THE TURKIsH EMPIRE. 1t is announced
from the frontiers of Servia, August &c, that a
trnce has been concluded between the Grand
VizIer and the Chiefs of the Albanian insur-
gents, TO afford time for the Grand Vizier to
receive from Constantinople fresh instructions
to negotiate on some proposals made BY the in
surgents, but in truth, probably to gain time
for the arrival Of promised requirements
The Bosniaks, who at one time seemed disposed
to join the Albanian insurgents, have returned
to their obedience, and this circumstance has,
perhaps, influenced the resolutions of the Al
banians.
Commercial letters received at Trieste, Aug
30, repeat the intelligence of the death of the
Pacha of Egypt, who is said to have died at
Cairo. They add, that Tbrahim Pacha, who
was present at his fathers decease, Glued HIM
self to be Immediately proclaimed in his place
as Viceroy of Egypt, and most probably he will
obtain the Sultan's consent, and the formal in.
vestiture of this high dignity, as he always
stood we'll at Constantinople, and the Porte
does not doubt his fidelity and devotedness ;
whereas it distrusted his father, and suspected
him of aiming at independence
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0~@~
WORCESTER LYCEUu

The members of the Worcester Lyce,aa are re-
minded that their Anniversary Meeting, for the
choice of Officers, will be held at the Lyceum
Room, in the Town Hall, To-Morotc Ereninr
November a at o'clock. A proposed alteraton
III the Constitution of the Lyceum will be acted
upon at said meeting.
Nov. 8. A. CHASE Sec,r,