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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-27

SYIRGINiA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
" of the superior court of chancery for the Rich
mond district the 9th day of September 1880; Jacque
line p Taylor adm'or of james Halliday, pltf against
james Dick and Nathaniel Dick, in their own rights
and surviving partners of Dicks Moore e Co. and
Others dts.
he defendants James Dick and Nathaniel Dick,
not having en- cred thei appearance and given
y according ia the act of Assembly and the rules of
this court, and 1t appearing BY satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this country il is
dered that the said defendants do appear here on 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 at the front door of the capitol in the said
city. copy Teste,
70 WIN. &. PENDLEToN, c. e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-27

VIRGINIA.: At rules, holden in the clerks Office
Of the superior court OF chancery for the Rich.
Jones Bar ksdalc admir- of Frances Tsbb, decd, plIf
against Theodric Blair Bannister and Seigniora his
wife, John Bannister and other dts.
The defendant John Bannister not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
of assembly and the rules of this court, and it ap
pcarng by satisfactory evidence, that he is not in
habant of this country; it is ordered that the said
efc Sdant do appear here the first day of the
January term and answer the bill of tie PLAINTIFF; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for
months essvely, and posted the front door of
the capitol, in the said city. a copy. Testc,
20 WV. G.. PE>DLrToN C. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-27

" IkGiNlA. At rules, hode the clerks Office OF
the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the 18th day OF October 1880 Edward a. Nose.
ley aud Archibald L. Woodbridge, ex'ors Of VIM. Pem.
ing deed, plfs against Price Perkins and Tandey Key
surviving ex'ors Of Hardin Perkins, decd and James
Dunlop and David Buchanan, surviving partners of
Dunlop, Pollock, and Co, and other dts
The defendants James Dunlop and David Buchanan
not having entered their appearance and given secu
ry according to the act of assembly and the rules of
THIS court and II appearing, by satisfactory evidence,
that they are not inhabitants Of this country; il is or
dere that the sad defendants do appear here on the
hrst dsyof the next January term, and answer the bill
OF The plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the city
of Richmond, for months successively and
at the front door Of the capitol in the said CITY,
II a copy. Teste, WV. G.. PgNDLyToy r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-27

N7IRGINIA: At rules, holden in the clerks Office
1T the superior court Of chancery for the Rich
moud district, the 4h day of October, 1880: Richard
H. Norwood. adm'or de bonis of Warner
HARDWOOD, docd. ard Jalpcs Montague, admor of
VIM. Hsrwood, rtfs.. against Christopher HARDWOOD,
Godfrey Gmo-c. aud other dts.
The defendant Godfrey Gilmore not having enter
cd his appearances and given security according to the
act Of assembly and the rules of this corri, and ap
pearinR. by Satisfactory evidence that he IS not an
inhabnut ofthis country II ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here the first day Of tho next
January term and answer the bill fthe plaintiffs and
that copy 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. Tcstc,
rs WIN. G. PENDLETON, C. C.
XYIRGINIA: At rules, holden the clerks office
v Of the superior court of chancery for the Rich
.nond district, the s'h day of July, 1880: Branch
sCheathem, and VIM Wmffrc pit against Thomas
Edwards. VIM Edwards, Benjamin Edwards, and
Susanna Edwards, dis.
The defendant VIM. Edwards, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
act Of Assembly and the rules of this court, and il
oppcnrng by satisfactory evidence that he is not
nhnbtant this country 1t is ordered, that the sud
defendant do appear here the first day Of the next
January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy fthis order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond,
for two months excessively aud posted at the front
door of the capitol, in the said city A Copy Tes'e,
73 .,k- - WIN. G. PENDLETON. c c.
VTIRGINIA:-At rules holden in the cer KS otice
' of the superior court of chancery for the Rich
mond district, the 9Th day of September $50: John
B. Tinsley, George w. Tirslcy and other pits. a
gainst Susanna Tinsiey and Fleming T. Grantland,
Susan Grantland, Ann Grantland and other dts.
The defendant Fleming T., Susan and Ann Grant
land not having entered their appearance and given
security according 20 the act of assembly and the rules
of this court. and it appearing, by satisfactory ev
dencc that they not inhabitants Of this country:
It is ordered that The said defendants do appear here
on the first day of the next January term and an
swer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
shed in the city Of Richmond, for two months sue
cessively and posted the front door of the Capitol,
in the said city copy. Teste,
73 WM. G. PENDLEroS, C. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-27

N1IRGiNIA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
" of the superior court of chancery for the Rich
mond district, the ID day of August 1880 John Dun
loP, and David Brydon and Janett his wife, pits.
against Griffin Organ, David ID. Brydon, and David
Dunlop, exors Of James Dunlop, deed and Robert
Dunlop and James Patterson, dts.
The defendants Robert Dunlop and James Pate rson
not having entered their appearance and given secu-
ry according to the act of Assembly and the rules
this court, and appearing, by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants of this country is
dered that the said defendants do appear hear on the
first day of the next January term, and wer bill
OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in so".e newspaper published in
and posted the front door of the capitol in the said
city. copy. Teste,
20 Wu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-27

Juiy 9Th, 1880
tend at THIS office, prepared with testimony to sustain
Their pretensons on the 9TH day Of November next,
at o'clock, A. NJ II n. HARToN.
90 CIV Come r. n Prederiohsburo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-27

NIhGiNIA. ~ rules, holden IN the clerks Office of
Tie superior court Of chaucery for the Richmond
district the 9th day Of September 1880; Edward Pal.
iner and lhos. T.. Palm" merchants and part ncrs,
trading under the firm Of u. q T.. f. Palmer Dfs n.
ga'nst M'llar and Finley, merchants and partners,
Myer Myers, l.. n. Mister, Il. -. Simpson and John
VIM, dts.
The defendants MiIlar and Finley, r. r. simpso,,
l. x. Mister and John VIM not having entered their
appearance and given security according the act of
assembly and the rules OF this court and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that they rot inhabi
iants o this country; is ordered, that the said dc
PENDANTS do appear here on the fret day ofthc next
January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs;
and that copy this ord er be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in tho city Of richmond,
Tor Two months success vey and posted at the front
Joor 81 The capitol in the said city,
= cory. T"sta, VIZ. g.. PKNorrroN, r.. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-27

ZVfIRGINiA: At rules holden in the clerks office
" OF the superior court OF Chancery for the Rich
ford and Edward nunford who sue by Philip Duntori
their guardian and friend, pitts. against John
England and VIM. England in their own rights. n
exors OF VIM. England deed, Thomas England aud
other dts.
The defendant Thomas England no, having
tered his appearance and given security according
to the act of assembly and the rules of this court
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he Is
not inhabitan of this country: II is ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here the first day OF
the next Janry term and answer the bill OF the PLAIN
lifts; and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the city of
Richmond, for two months successively, and posted
at the font door of the capitol, in TIE said city.
SO Acopy. Teste, WIZ. G PENpLKToS, c. C.
IRtlNlA:-At rules holden in the clerks Office of
the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district the LIST day of May 1890: James Bre am, pltf
against Thomas Ii. Mitchell, james lnnis, Benjamin
Dawson and Matthew Wallace and other dts
The defendants Ber jamin Dawson and Matthew Wal
lace, not having entered their appearance aud given
crty according TO the of assembly and the rules
OF TINS eour,, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evi
dence, that they not inhabitants Of this country:
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
on the first day OF the next January term and
the bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy of this
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub.
lished in the city of Richmond, for months
ccssively, and posted the front door of tn Capt.
'o' 10 in the said city A copy: p p: o.
VIRGlNIA: At rules, holden in the clerks Office OF
the superior court of chanccry for the Richmond
district. the ed day of August 1850: Manuel Judah
pitt. against Abraham Block g. Fanny his wife, and
Hayes J. Isascs, dts.
The defendants not having entered their appear.
ance and given security according the af
bly, and rules of this court and IL appearing, by salts
factory evidence. that they not Inhabitants of this
counry is ordered, the said defendants do ap-
pear here the first day of the January term,
and 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
cessivey, and posted the front door of the capitol
in the said city, copy. Tcste,
60 VIM. G.. PENDIEroN, c. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-27

\VlRl'lNiA;-At rules, holden IN the clerks office
" of the superior court OF chancery for the Rich
mond district the 9th day of September 1880 Joseph
Scott and Caroline NJ. his wife, and John Robertson
sheriff of Amelia county, and as such, adm'or with
The will annexed of Elizabeth Booker decd John /.
Townes, Joseph Smith and Judith his wife, and other
dts
The defendants John l.. Townes, and Joseph
Smith and Judith his wife, having entered their
appearance and given security according to the act
Of Assembly and the rules of this court, and it appear
ing, by satisfactory evidence, that they inh"b
ans of this country: il is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the first day of the
January term, and the bill of the plaintiffs; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months successvely and posted at the front door of
the capitol, in the said city. copy. Teste,
20 WM. G.. PESDLEToN. C. G,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-11
SKETCH OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF
TIE CONVENTION.


The Convention met nj ] n clock and was
opened W III prayer by the Rev. MIR. Douglass
of the Presb, terian { hurch.
The President, conceving that nothing OF
importance VAS likely To be done until lhr
committee should report. ioIhore TO call he
House to order bni the membtrs having wait
ed or n considerable time,
M. Summers suggested tina the select com.
miiee had not probably made up their Report
and that would scarcely be Necessary to wait
for hem -Bu, he enqnired ~hethet II woola
not he proper TO make an order TO- that Re-
por, 10 be printed as soon ~ il WAS prepared
On putting the ast'on for printing, IL WAS
agreed 10 without opposition.
MIR. Campbell Of Brooke. suggested also whe.
Their - Doorkerpsrs had not better carry
sround to the members, the Report as soon ms
il was printed And the Chair replied tina, that
would b. a matter of course.
The Convention then adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-11
MONDAY. Jan 4.

The Convention met al y O'Clock, and was
op'ned with prayer by he Rev. Nh. Courtney
Of tn eihpdst Church.
Mr., Madison from the Select Committee
made the following Report
The Sele,t Com'niitee TO whom the several
Resolution Of The Conven ion were referred
with instructions To prepare and report either
a new Constitution, or amendments to The ex-
is,ing Constitution, and 10 report an sppor,ion.
meni of the Representation in the Senate and
House Of Delegates among the several cou.,ties.
cities. boroughs and Districts of the Common
wealth. eonformably with the resolutions 70
them referred: respectfully report the follow
ing form of an amended Cons'iIution
Whereas The Delegates and Representatives
OF the good people Of Virginia in Convention
assembled, On the 2gth day OF June. in the year
OF our Lord one thousand seven hundred and
seven'y-sx Recting and decltring, that
whereas, George the third, King Of Grea, Bit
ain and Ireland and Elector of Hanover. before
that time entrusted with the exerci.e of the
kingl, office IN the Government of Virginia,
had endeavorsd to perver the same into de.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-11
virginia LEGaS.ATURE.
SATURDAY Jan. 2

Mr.. Garland of n son. moved a resoIut,op
lnsructins the COMMITTEE for Co.r,s of Justice
to enquire mo The expedleDsy OF authorising
by law, the Clerks OF the County and Corpo,a
ton Courts TO athx The seal- OF their tespe, tive
c"unheS 10 certificates req Tired by The laws OF
'he o'''r Oh LOUISIANA regulating the introduce
tion oil slaves INT" that STATE Tor settlement and
other p"rposes-Uhich gas agreed 10.
variety Of bnls aud rtsolu, ions were repor-
ted by the Committees
On VII Minors motion, the 33I rule was
suspended during the day aud Mr. Wilson
presented petition OF sundry ciiizens OF Cum.
"et,a"u, asking pecnnary aid from I'M Litera-
una tor the College of Hampden Sydney
Referred
Nh Burfoot called up the resolution of III .
Committee of Propositions and Grieyances
follows: vas "S
Resolved as the opinion of this Comm;,,oo
maj The petitions of sundrv citizens If m.
counties OF Chesterfield. Powhs.an, Amelia,
'o"h o' Manchester and city OF Richmond
r'ay""g 'h- General Assembly, to mass an ac,
~, 'ue Incorporation of COMPANY, to erec, p
W" "''uge across James River at SINE conys.
POM nero" Mays bridge, and intersec
""g 'he Richmond Dock, is Tesonnbie.n
alr' Williams OF Heurico mad moved to strife
~" anT words 10 reasonablr, ;" aud insert the
"o'os De rejected, And il was on this mo
''o"' 'nal Tue argument. commenced on FRIDAY
,r "s eon"nueo on Ssturday-We understand.
,,r;a n' pp"kr OF Amelia advocated the ne "
orp,a De was followed by Mr.. Rul hertoord
-. ~ on the same side who was uppos
ed by Mr. Hsrvie; Mr.. Bufoo, succeeded pnd
was epl'Td 10 by Mr.. Harvie, who was an.
,.",, oy Mr., Miller. MIR Riyes of Cam
RI, '"aue an explanation relative to the free
nI; use case al Lsnchburg; MIR. Burfoot re.
P,.eu aud was opposed by Mr.. Williams Of
Rn,n,' a9a The argument was closed by Mr.
, nn',1o''- me question ,0a, taken upon The a
'"e"0ient and carried, ayes lu4, noes 90.
MONDAY, JANA.
variety oil bills aud resolutions were 70
ported by the Committee. re-
y" motion of MIR. Minor (amended on mn
. .i Of Mr. Williams of Harri.on1 a re,"i" o
so" was adopted for proceeding Tuesday 10 the
ee.'lon ct the frs and second Auditors,
N'er''' I" The committee CT Privilege and
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-18


The counsel for the government having attempt.
ed to prove that the prisoner was in Brown-street
at certain hour the night of the murder sew
era witnesses were called whose evidence went TO
contradict that fact. These witnesses were cross
e ex with much ingenuity and effect by MIR.
Joseph Knapp, the father.of the prisoner, testi-
ned that Francis came home on the night Of the
murder, just after 10 O'Clock, and went to bed.
ne saw Frank at the breakfast table next morning,
~ nj, . CLOCK, nc came from his chamber Francis
Will be 20 years old in September.
StIGS WGLcOt testified that he saw man walk.
ing IN Derby street between three and four o'clock
on the morning OF the 7th of April, who, ON seeing
witness turned about
james SareTy testified that, on the same morn
ing, about twenty minutes before four o'clock, he
saw man come out of Capt. Whites gate ; he
come towards witness short distance, then turned
down Essex street, and ran as far as Walnut street
he had on dark drcss-it was dark and misty
| at the time
MIR. Whedtland testified in relation to a CONVEX
sation held with Phippin Knapp touching Mr. Col
mans conduct and the confession of his brother
Mr.. CotnGn was called again by Mr. Webster and
related the particulars of the interviews between
Phippen Knapp aud himself at the prison and Il
other places, with reference to the disclosures or
his brother. Michael Shepherd was called: had
held conversation with J. ]. Knapp senior soon
I after the murder of Capt. White, and asked him
whether his son associated with certain persons
s.is hI.u re lepneu, ne oid not, but kept re-
murder he was in bed at half past ten o'clock-so
.,s soh TnlpPin ioio MN. lie Gid not mention the
..n,s as wi'nin MS own knowledge. Mr.. Tread
ice' naa held conversation with Mr. Knapp, SEN
ior' on the Z8th OF May told him he was satisfied
ms sons were guilty, and that he could not be too
soon IN getting confession from one of then-he
E Issel'ea; witness asked Mr. X. where his son
al h WAS on the night OF the murder he answer
ed ne did not know and what time he got home
INA. nign'! ms answer was the same-he believed
Sooul we usual LlIhe. Some other witnesses were
examined. and the testimony was then closed ON
oosn sides. ~
MI Dexter commenced his argument for the
prisoner on tuesday afternoon, and after speaking
ABOUT hours the court adjourned to nine O'Clock
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-03-13
From the Village Recorder.
PUSH. .

Man still 10 man, and those who boldly
dare,
Shall triumph o'er the sons Of ,old despair"
Riding the other day in n stage
coach, and all alone with all Irish gen
tlemen, we became quite seciable and
he gave me this aC, cunt Of his life.
When twenty years Of age, was
at school, learning surveying and ravi-
gatisn. And doyou mean to travel?'
said my master. What think you Of
america 2 said !, for we were then in
Dungannon, County Tyrone, Ireland.
: America, repeated he, Americs is a
g-owin. .eun,ry--go, John, and behave
yourself ns becomes true lyi,hman,
and you may eat white bread in your
old age and d.ink a glass Of old cherry
A, little more than a1. l sailed e ON
Cork.ia the good ship Queen Dido. and
landed in 81 days at New York. 1
hied me up to the city in t,ice. and
wandered thu eugh tho streets a stran-
yer for two days, when on the third.
who should l happen 10 meet bur Ned
M'Closky. an old town,man BY gra-
ious, said he, if tits isn't our old
friend John Varnhami When did you
come ? In wha, ship, honey !? How
were they I'll at home Why, your
cheek looks as red ss potato, man.
You'll grow white in this cuuntry, boy,
but .(running On without waiting for an
answer, what's your motto? WHATS
my motion?' inquired ], What is thatl'
A shut Bit Of a sentence 10 direct you
in life. You'll have to take one.'-
See, continued he, touching TASK OF
whisksy, which he carried and pointing
10 bux I'm looking huzzy that was
passing-A short life and merry one,
that's my motto. Good bye, Ill see
you sgain--and away he few, half
seas'd over, bound for q short life me
thought, whether. for marry one or
sad one, was n matter Of doubt.
Going up Chesnut-street-thinks |,
does every man take motto on setting
outin life :? What shall ! choose A
moaoi Let me see-wben upon an
inner door, ! saw in large letters
PUSH. That shall be my motto, said
I-snd on the impulse Of the moment
my right hand was on the door, my
foot over the threshold, ! fosnd myself
in the middle Of Oh Office Of some
sort. After psusing a moment, a gen
teel man stepped up and inquired my
business. To tell The honest truth,
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NOTICE..

A TIA Towa Council, Feb I, 1889:
"a Resolved, That the Clerk CAUSE
notice to be given, in the Northrr rn
Star. that propoAals wil be received by
the Town Council, for improving the
towns Fsrm and providing for the
poor Of the town, for a term -,ftime Of
from one 10 four years. from the goth
Of March next-that all such proposals
he in writing, setting forth the terms
on which they will take The use Of the
farm and provide for the poor, accord
ing 10 Bill offare, sanctioned or n
greed to BY Tive uverseeor Of the poor
And that said proposals be deliver
ed to BARNARD SMITH, Esq. on or be.
fors the first Monday Of March next.
A true Copy,
Eeh 6.
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WIS0N!L LLAN|@wS
4 JATI0NALIYY OF SCUTCHNAN

~ ~ lONAkt Ne oODs VI - Hts
AK the nations Of Europe-ask ev.
cry nation and people visited by civil.
ixed man round the hahitsble globe. |
wi.ethvr the nationality CT Scotehnsn
has ever prevented them from doingI
their duty to a country with which
they have been connected. When
and where were their premises brok-
en-. and their pledge violated When
have they betrayed the trust repcsed
in them, or bartercd their honor for
gain {? Ak Of every nation. who are
industrious. .sli,igcnt, prudent, punctusl
and honerable-in whom they have
entire. confdencs, whom they are will.
| ing to have as pcighbors or select as.
| { lends. Ask what nation, in proper
tion to -its population. has given fhe
greatest number OF soldiers, and sail
ar,, and instructors. and oficers, and
statesmah, 10 the rest Of the world.
And. though some Of the other nations
|may in this respect claim for them.
s4lues the first rank, We confidently be
lieve that every nation viii! assign. II
mot the frssat least the secord place
10 Scotland. AMI she will thus be enti
tied 10 bear the p lin. Yes, we'll have
her suns earned the praise bestowed
on'them, that
"0f unequai'bounds
IIapa.ient. and BY tempting glory borne
Der every land, for evory land their life
Has Aow'd profuse their piercing geniui
plsnn'd
lind swell'd Tue pomp . { peace, their faithful
toll;
! .As from their own clear North, in radian
streams,
Brigh, over Europe, burst the Boreal morn
| Yes, histry is full Of examples. I
" oull he vain to repeat them. They
have aesuredly not been wanting il
these United States. A Wrherspo",
land a Wilson s,gned the Declaratio,
Of Independence aRd Jones frs
hoisted .hat starry banner Which ha
since no ncDly braved the battle an
Ithe storm Even in our own SSout
Ca, ol;na, We hare the lhonor Of bein
the eldest Charitable S.cirty. The
LEGACY Of our M'kcBzies is believe,
TO have been tic first liberal donation
|siren hcre to promote the ceuse Of SCI
ecce and Literature; and the dispensa-
ry Of our 81 iris is The best endowed
and The most nun ieient private char
lily in the STATE. 10 the 'unconquera
bic courage. the powerful brilliant ant
ps'e literature, the profound 'ilence
the generous enterprise, the inAexibl
perseverance, the lofty integrity. tn
nallowed religion Of his native coun
try. 10 the principles there imPlan
ell in his bosom and lih:erw0ven wit
every being Kings Address.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-03-13

Scsmpsring up ball room stars last night
with some besz,i fell down and broke my
.shin. All exclaimed I. can now UNDER
'stsnd the nesninsef soIomon's proverb-
I" Man b born to trouble. a. the sparks ny
upward"
Nominations are formidable, even TO the
best pssparsd, for the greatest fool msy ask
more than the wisest man can answer.