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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04
N CHANCERY.-Stat of North Carolina, Gran.
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I'm CHANCERY.-Stateof North Carolina Gr,,,
u vile County, November Term, A. ID 1929
samuel ). Douney, Executor Us. Smith, Murphey
and others. f"e'
Cavea' to The probate Of paper writing purpor,ng
decd. - '
Ii Is ordered by the Court, that notice be given by
advertisement Tor six weeks in the Richmond En-
quirer ana Raleigh Star, to the Trustees or Di-
rectors oil the Female Humane Society of Rich
mond' and State Of Virginia. DIR. Thomas Nelson
william Ford, Samuel Smith Francis Smith Thorn.
as smith, williamson and Jane Smith, williamson who
are egatees in the paper-wrng which ia here off r..
ell as the last Will and Testament of John G. Smith
Decd hatts suit is in this Court and thai they
may appear and make themselves parties TO the contro
vrry u they think proper, at the Court OF Pleasant
Quarter Sessions TO be held Tor the County and Stale
aforesaid, al the Court House in Oxford on IN. frs,
Monday in February next.
Witness, STEP. X. SNEED, C.
DC j. 6S-w6w-
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Jan. 81

Ng-HANCERY-At Rules holden in the Clerks
Office of the County Court of Charlotte on the hrst
Monday in December, 1920
Edward b. Fowlkcs PItf
against
William fowler, ex'or. OF Edmund Keeling decd
Elizabeth Keeling and Gustavus Hendrick and Eliza
beth his wife, Defs
The defendants Gustavus Hendrck and Elizabeth his
wie not having entered their appearance according to
the Act oil Assembly and the rules of this court and IL
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court that thew are
not inhabitants OF this State, the motion of the plain
I'll by COUNSEL II is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here on the first Monday in March
ter their appearance and the PLAINTIFF bill and
give security for performing the decree of the court and
that copy of this order be inserted in the Richmond
Enquirer Tor two months successfully and posted at the
front door oil tie courthouse OF the said county.
copy Testc,
wINSL0w ROBINSON, C.
DeC' H. 7l-wSw
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Dec. II

III ber 1929
lsaa Brent and Mary Ann his wife, who was Mary
Ann Oameren, and the said Isaac Brent administrator Of
|aIoine Dalheren, decd. Pitts.
against
James Ellis and Jane his wife, William Ellis and Eliza
beth his wife, James Bergman, Margaret Berryman.
childTen OF Nancy Bergman who Nancy Dame
rem, Willis Dameren, VIM. Dameren James Brent and
Elizabeth his wife, who was Elizabeth Dameren and
Margaret 8 Bryant who was Margaret S. Dameren,
- Defts.
The plaintiffs by their aorncs having heretofore filed
thclr BILL aAd appear ng TO the satisfaction of the court
mat Inc defendants James Es and Jane his wife Will
liam Ellis and Elizabeth his wife, James Berryman and
Margaret bergman and Willis Darnercn, are not In.
humans ol M, commonwealth, is, therefore, order
CO. N INC SAID defendants appear here on or before
INC hfst day of March Court next, and answer
lhc p OF re complanans, and that copy Of this or.
ger DC published in some newspaper published In the
cry o. Richmond, and another copy posted at the front
door OF the courthouse Of This country for eight weeks
excessively. Attest
tan,i7. se%sr.
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& AA REWARO.--I will give the above re-
w wv ward Tor The spprcten ion, nd delivery
70 "" 1i my m'n, WILLIAM SIMPSON, WHO IAN of
from Shirley lat April William is rather tall and
tour, awny.eolourrd nego, about rs years o. ~ h
mex lips aud olefdbly white teeth; he stu ters little
wien he sPssk'i had oa when he ran off plantation
eIothes-butno doubt has changed them before 'his
HILL CARTER.
shir'ey, CHARLES CRY Co. Jan 10. swim
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"MucM Yrr RrMAIss cs,vNo"- CoicPer.
From tho Loadon New Monthly Magazine. ]
THE LAST SONG OF CoRlNNA.

THE LAST SONG OF COMMA
PARArnRAsE.
Yes! once again before tho touch of death
That love ungrutctul heart shall own her spelA
Once that musical but dying breath
Shall shape song for him, beloved too well.
In Dor proud day OF glory and of power
For him her genius nash'd her beauty shooe;
His was the triumph Of that brilliant hour,
And his should DO the twilight, dark aud looo.
Pale she recined, adm aud shadowy form
- Wtapt IN her mourning veil, no taper NEAR
But he was in the light, with beauty warm,
Radiant and honofd in his high career.
She saw him, and her feeble tears fell fast
Not Tor her own, but for his agony;
ehc too noble to aven.e the past;
Tie was another's and she could but die.
Then at her signal camo a gea,lo child
Wrcathd with pure flowers, herself a. pu. a. thoyi
Twas sad, how IN her Innocence she smiled,
While thus she pourd Corinnas latest lay.
Receive n last fsrcwell, my counirymea!
The shades of coming night
nave uarkend round my way;
fot are not her deep skies with radiance bright!
Radiance unseen by day?
Thus from the twilight OF eternity
High thoughts aud molly hopes shine out
Yes! from my childhood have proudly FOL,
That was born to claim
glorious heritage;
That was bora Roman, houor'd name
or hero and OF sage.
And thou, u Rome! IN thy proud sanctuary
OF fame aud genius, ,hronedst mo hight
do not weep that noble ecstacy;
IL was not that which woke
The anguish of my soul
Not nom Parnassus that dark fountain broke
Which o'cr my heartnowers s,olo;
SO that the grave which waits for me, is wet
With tho sad showers of bitter vain regret.
But thou wilt not refuse me, o my God.
All, had never sung
meanoT love than thine,
For Thee alone hal my bright lyre been strung;
Thee, source of lifo divnc
The genius which thou gav'st had proy'd
Upon tho bosom where ITS home made.
Sweet Italy! in vain thou woo'st my stay
Memories of youth, farewell,
How eau We blond with DEATH
Passionate hearts, it my onainout'd she'll
Has echoed to the breath,
VI your ioni sishs weep for my sad flto,
Weep ior Corinna, dying, desolate.
Yc who shall live when [ am sense loss dust
When the sweet spring returns
Remember how loved
The liquid tragrance OF her nowory urn,l
How midst her shades ~. oil!
My song was then mirror, calm and fair,-
Ills sullied now with passion aud dc spair.
a solemn music floats around my soul;
Ango OF Death! thy way
Is on the clouds OF night,
But Thy wings sparkle with glorious ray
or Heavens immortal light
And gentle phantomS whisper thou art nigh,
And gently glide around my closing cyo
In tho winds signs hear thy mur,nurd voice.
And in the clouls that swim
Around the mountains grey,
seem TO SEE thy mantle, vast and dim.
Sweeping in folds away;
Thy dusky shadow wells the light Of noon.
And thou art present in tho waning moon
Youth, hspo, sweet thrilnss of tho heart, adieu,
And thou, iustrsus Rome,
Mother of mighty dead,
Receive a daughter IN thy siont homo
Aud pillow her cold head.
might have il'd u nobler destiny,
IT'S past. loved, suffered, aud dod O. NJ w
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Dec. 30.

W lRGlNlA: In .Chancery-At Rules held in the
" Clerks Office of James City County Court on
Monday the 18th day of December, 1925
William Hankins, administrator of Allen Richardson
deceased, pItH
against
NorboIne Radcliffe, Thomas Radcliffe and Caroline
Radcliffe, heirs of James Ratcif1e, decd Dehs.
The defendants not having entered their appearance
and Il 'en security according to the Act of assembly
anu me ues oil i5 court and it appearing by satisiae-
tory evidence that the said defendants are not shab
tants OF this Commonwealth is ordered that they do
appear here on or before the first day of March Court
next and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy
oil this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond En-
qurer Tor two months successfully, and pos ed at s
front door OF the courthouse of ssdsooun,y.
a Copy. Teste,
TIL o. COGBILL, ID. C.
Dec. 81. 7o-wsy
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"a CHANCERY-Virginia: In Lunenbury CouLty
n Court llih Nov. 1929:
Lewis Green administrator of Absoun Tatum, deed


against
David Street, administrator OF Merewether Hurt decd
VINO was administrator with the will annexed of VIM.
l.tum, decd. WIN. Wood, administrator OF CHRISTOPHER
wool who was surviving busbandoi Sucky Wood for
"er'y sncky Tatum, Bsnj min Taum and Charity, his
vile; Matthew Tatum, Nancy Griffin, Benjamin Ia.
,uh' Clement Nevis, administrator OF John Nevis,
James Neal, administrator OF Allen TatuiD and Thomas
Fisher administrator OF Mary Fisher deed, Deits
lhe Defendants, William Wood administrator OF
christopher Wood, decd, who was surviving husband
o, sucky Wood, formerly Sucky Ta'um, BENJAMIN
r ",1'" ana Charity his wife. Mathew Tanm, Nancy
O'ifnn, Clement Nevis administrator Of John Nevis
dhu homas Fisher, administrator OF Mary Fisher,
u, having entered their appearance aud given
security according TO the act OF Assembly and
me rules OF this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
OF this country: On the motion Of the plaintiff
oy bis attorney, II is ordered-That tie said de
PENDANTS appear here before the Sc end MONDAY
IN March next and file their answers 10 the plsn ins
o-and that copy OF his order he forthwith inserted
III some newspaper published in the Town OF Peters.
burg or City OF Richmond, for months successiy.y
add posted at the trout door of the Court house Of the
said county Copy -Teste.
dec b. 69-wsw' T.. w. VIM e. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

treaties and judicsai deetsions Al not sarlod ve ON
hardly claim the merit Of fairly exhibiting the tenor and
correct import OF the documents from which they
derived.
AT any rate, we confess mortifcd--we are as
tonshcd TO the community excited to extravayance
by the plausible sophistry Of anonymous writer
writer who from his northern birth and education not
to mention the religious institutions with which he l.,
supposed to DO connected may reasonably be regarded
as an improper umpire between Georgia and the In
dams. We regret that the community of both sexes
should be hurried into course of conduct which NAV
afterwards be subject of modification and regret.
without candidy examining both sides OF question
winch the most eminent jurists i'm country have
ever considered one OF extreme difficulty. Betwesn
Georgia and the Federal Government the question Ia
question OF naked right, and should be discussed with
that GOODNESS, and unbiased candour, which alone are
proper IN ethical or legal discussions proper thus
prematurey to to estall public opinion aud thron- the
press and the lecture and the cd desk
arouse the passions and excite the indignation Of the
community before their understanding and judgment
are prepared for suitable decision Of the question,
We among those who believe, that il the state of
Georgia were left TO herself, of Justice and mag
anmiy would evince itself in her with the
Indians as creditabe to her character the voun
ary cesson OF large tracts Of her lands the United
States soon after tho declaration Of Independence AT
any rate, were We an Indian are by descent an
European would rather, much rather trust our live,
and fortunes in the hands, and the mercy of these
Iorgians cruel and savage Indian writers would re-
prese them, than place them the dspo al of those
narrow minded zealots, who tncture with their own
acy the sweet cup OF every fellow beings happiness
The ehoct of this northern Glamour upon Georgia if
its echoes reach there, will be any thing but santary
The General Government Is called in TO crush with liz
omnpotcnt ARM the rights and immunities Of a sister
stale, and to establish within her limits, an
government, equally dangerous to the security and SUBJ
versive oil his independence aud sovereign
VIII the Georgians DO conciatcd by SO violent course
OF conduct Would you take your neighbour first by
the throat and then eneather charity for passing beg
gar! Such solicitation wouli Not be in accordance
with the spirit of christianity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

u lRGlNIA: In Chancery--Ata court Continued and
y held Tor buckingham county the 18th day of Do
cember, 1929.
Charles Mills, Pu6
against
Joel W Flood, in his individual capacity, and az sx-
ecutor OF Mary Flood deed. Thomas Trent acting or
ecutor OF the said Mary Flood, decd Catharine Watt
Ludwell Dawson and Jane his wife, Louisa Watt j.
Henry Logwood, Edward f. Log wood, Charles NJ Log
wood and Thomas Logwood, devisces of said Mary
Flood, decd. Defs
The defendants ]. Henry Logwood, Edward f. Log
wood, Charles M Logwood s. Thomas Logwood not hav-
ing entered their appear and given security accord
ing to the Act OF Assembly and the rules of this court
and appearing TO the satisfaction of the court that the
are not inhabitants of this country 1t is ordered that tho
said absent defendants do appear here March term
next and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond En-.
qurer for two months successfully, and posted at tho
front door OF the courthouse of this county
a Copy. Teste
II. ELDRIDGE, Jr. c. H. O.
Dec ~. 7S-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04
(From the Lexington Ky f;azoite Jock,o, ,,..,

Vfon The Lexington ikyj Gazotte, Jackson paper)
Nj CLAY, accompanied by fhos. Smtn Esq and Ia.
dy, Miss Ros, aud Miss nondson left on Friday las,
iof NJ leans. We learn that Mr.. Cay goes on mi
vae eU'iness, oued by the a,h OF hrs broti,e
John Gay E-q' In add To-, hs health Of Mr.. Clay
IL 'ofewhAt impai ed, and may be b"ne6ued, If h.
will hat refrain from iodplging in &" dining and sur,
ping Personally. wish him we'll, and our earnest
prayers attend him for pleasant journey and safe re-
I'M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

No mud the following HARRISBURG Ino
gencsr OF Friday II part of legislative debate:
Mr. Crat prom, 40 from A.yha,v
county having thought Martin of PbaJe
pha county on the susiec OF connecting subject
party feeling Mr. Martin answered Mr. Craft nv tbn he
would quote tho following poetry for the gonemans
Large vessels can--may
,,,, - hut little Graft must keep o shore.'
Iran iephcd that when the gentleman offered argument
no would eondrscond him. he had baen ~
use the house with poetry he would add the remainder of tho
"The noble swallow socks the sky,
But foolish .nlriias can hut try -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

~ CHANCERl-At rules taken tile CLERKS VI.
n flee of Prince Edward County Court the An d,v y,
January, 1880:
"e'nan otoKes' Complt.
Arnold Thomson and Daniel s. Mccormick Dens
Inc defendant Thomson not having entered his an
Pearance, and given security according an Act of the
General Assembly and the rules of his Court and il an.
pearing that he is not inhabant of this State on the
motion OF the complainant by his Attorney it is ordered
tha the said defendant Thomson, do appear here on
inc hrst day of March Court next and answer the
Pahaht BILL and that copy of this order he forthwith
inserted IN some one OF the public newspapers printed
IN ihe city oil Richmond. for two moths stccessively
and also posted at the front door ef the courthouse Of this
county. Teste w
Jan. ~. Si-wSw II WORSJAM n n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04
Dec. 81

NlRGlNlA: At rules holden in the Clerks Office of
the Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 18th day OF January, 1880
William Roundtree, PltE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04
PsRa.Ic NorlcE

AuDIroR's UfFIcE.
~ro January 20, 1880.
return has been received from the Clerk Agent n.
other person, having care of the Records of the
erseers OF the Poor in the counties hereunder speci
heu required by an act passed Goth February 1929
e rd ~ An Act concerning the Oversecrs of tho
roor. The Auditor will proceed to execute tho All
section OF the said act. which inlics penalty for the
iaiure oil such Clerk. Agent other person. unless the
April Next ~ VAC "'
Automatic Amelia, Amherst, Charles City, Cumber.
ana fauquier Gloucester, Goochland, Greenbrcr H,y.
Southampton. JAS. E. HEATHe''
Auitor Of Public Accounts.
JAM 20 90-2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

The defendants Price Shoemaker and Cynthia his
wienot having entered thcr appearance and given Sc
curly according TO the Act of Assembly and Rules OF
ms court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat they are not inhabitants of this Country 1t is or
GereG hat inc sad defendants do appear here tho
first day OF the next jane term and answer the bill of
the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be for bwih
inserted in some newspaper published in the city Of
hchmonl, for two months successiyey and posted at
the front door of the c. ptoI, in the said City.
Copy. Teste,
VIM. G. PENDLETON, c. C.
Jan. 81 ss-wsv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

'er"or Inc vote sood republicans for rejecting the
report and federal Senators Cor receiving il. no
We shall give cur friend Of The New Yo,k American
specimen, quito esh OF the inform alton ip
the 10 ter iton Washington, f which he Ia, conceiy-
Ell 90 favorable opinion The correspondent the u
\. GNzelts--ons OF the most accr, d,ed we believe
OIL these oraeks'-hAs written thu:
"we have hd rumour. within the last tow dav, which
eom1os produce the convoo that .so cloud. !" tho po ea
" u are sor buzz, more aspect snd that the
while NJ. Van suen general tone Of hi.
Gen. Jackson will ungucsonaby he is ut the
:sUS time ,sSs:S his ,
health such a. to prevent Tho possibility Of his
the sS 90 as ,uy Of
s o"d of s for bis own 70 the
,h r P o~ course, which pride Of opinion whhods
Heres an anonymous charge Of the mos opprobrious
nature punished against the Secretary OF State with
ou' o'ner support than the mere allegation that
generally believed" at Washington VI Van Buren,
10 t'Srd with degrading dupliciy, with paItry system
OF intrigue; and many readers Of NAV yuip
the imputaon, unmndfal that is not at all avouched
That has been PIT forth without the least .por
bu'y We are sure that il il groundIess and equally
confident thath is not generally believed at Washing.
'ng'on' where the Secretary is not at least deemed
silly and improvident.
Every good American must wish to preserve as far
as possible, the character Of officer high in the
government as thu Secretary Of Siaie-ior the onour
Of me country and OF our republican institutions; none
w'' wan'only or without the sest probability or
The eearest evidence, alege welcome VIII degrade.
no'h the man and the office. II Mr.. Van Buren, had
been circulating" the sugye .tion mep.ioped ~.
should hAverenarkea it sorse where; il would have
peered in some direction but Of late particularly
the very reverse Of which hear aud read The
"Conhden'a' agen,', must have peen misershIy su.
pine have entirely betrayed their for there
- scarcely an administration paper in which the he ah
81 President Jackson is not indu trousy affirmed to he
oe"er man It has heen within ten years pat How
Tar could private suggestion he exp.c.eI TO counerac
such testimony We have dwelt upou thi, topic chief
W to illustrate the character ofhe runors thus invent
Ell or embodied. They imply absolute imbecity on
the part OF the pprens whom il is intended to exhibit
as cohsummate io''iguers. Nat. Gax.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

u IOENAlsDs " y.
The parties interested will take notice, that | have
appointed Monday the fifteenth day Of February next
Nottoway, for the purpose Of carrying the foregoing
order into effect where the parties arc requested 10 al
tend at an early hour with their papers, &C ready for
settlement JOHN r. DiIpUY Al r. N ~
Dec. IL. 40 @
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

W IRGINIA: In Chancery-In Goochland County
Court, 2lst December, 1926
, Hugh Mcdowell and Amy his wife. formerly Amy
Crenshaw, one of the distributes of Susan Crenshaw
decd p,,f
against
Nathaniel Callahan and Mary his wife, Robert Alvl,
and Eliza his wife, David Crcnshaw, and
an infant child Of Jefferson Crenshaw dec which said
Mary' Eliza and infant child, are also distributes OF
Susan Crenshaw, decd.
- l. ms day came the plaintiffs by their attorney and
MED their bill, and the defendants having entered
ei appearance and given security according to the Act
oil Assembly and rules of this court and it appearing TO
me saacton OF the court, that the defendants are not
inhabitants OF this Conmonw eath' the motsn of tho
paint by counsel, it is erdered that the said defen
dahts do appear here the first day of March court
next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs that CO.
Ply oil this order be forthwith inserted i'm some newspaper
printed IN the city of Richmond for months sue.
cassvey and that another copy be posted thu front
door oil the courthouse OF this comfy two successive
court days. A Copy. Teste
N. w. MEIER, ID. C. G. c.
Dcc' ~. 79-W7w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

Inc Senate Of Maine. after thee days ds bsss, re-
jected The partisan report Of the Election COMMITTEES,
winch gave Mr.. Hunton majority Of 80 votes for Go.
verhor The vote stood, republicans for rejecting the
report, and federal S.nstors Eor receiving L. LID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04


VIM. cambridge, lac Sheriff of the County of Henri
co, TO whom committed for administration all ,he
goods chattels, rights and credits which were Of tho,
estate OF Watson Patmdn, deceased and others
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

NOrlCE-The Directors of the Brook rurnnjLa
Company, have this day declared dividend Olive
per cent for the last six months past payable on or after
inc iih January ne>t, at the counting house of Joseph
marx In consequence of the attendance of suit
nc'en number OF Stockholders the election OF Directors
Tor the ensuing year. postponed the llth day Of
January neAt-on which day the Stockholders are re-
quested to attend at the Office Of Samuel Myers ESQ
III O'Clock, A. Nj. Dec 81 81 te
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

WI he seen that Mr Webster yesterday submit.
ted III following resolution TO ths Senate
- Resoiued. That the Senate will, on the fourth day
oil fehrusr next, proceed TO the choice Of printer 10
the Senate" "
Ills resolution explains what the specific motion
was 10 which that gan eman referred on the day be
lore IL remains to be SEEM what order the Sen ats
will take on the resoution-tor tn present we suspend
our comments on this attack the of the Press
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

CHANCERY-In Nettoway County Court, 9Th
IA August, 1920
Ordered that the account Of William DoswelIs execu
torshIp OF William Boswell dec be committed to John
r. Dupuy Master Commissioner in Chancery of this
1OuFt thatth said Commissioner audit and settle
'he same, IN such manner to show how the account
stands between each egaee of the decedent aud the
Executor that he allow the executors receipts for dis
Oursehents and that he report thereupon to this Court
CnnN Tnsfc