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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-26

\WlRGINIA:-At rules, holden ia the clerks ntIicc
~ OF the superior court OF chancery for the Rich
mond district, the 9th day Of September 1880 acque
line T. Taylor adm'or of James Halliday, PITT. against
jones Dick and Nathaniel Dick. in their own rights
and as Surviving partners OF Dicks, Moore Co. and
others, dts
he defendants James Dick and Nathaniel Dick,
nct having en- cred thei appearance and given
rIty according The act of Assembly and the rules of
this court, and appearing, b' satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this country is
dered that the said defendants do appear here on the
hrst day o. the next January term, and answer the
b'I OF the plaintiff; and that copy Gf this order be
forthwith inserted IN some 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,
70 WN G. prxp,,-ro~ - r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-26

NIiRGiNiA AT rules, holden ia the clerks office of
the sunrrior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district, the ID lay of August 1885, Robcr, King Ro-
bert rcmp'H and John Skyrer, PITTS against Richard
Patterson, James CoclSc Thomas Floyd and James
Fox. dhs.
The defendant Richard Patterson not having enter.
ed his appearance and gwen security according tho
act Of assembly and the rules OF this court and ap
pcarnE, ~ satisfactory evidence that he is not an
habitant ot this country; 1t is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here On the first dav of the next
January and answer tho hill of the plaintiffs; and
that copy this oder be forthwith inserted in some
cwspaPer published in the city o Richmond, for two
months success'ycly, and posted at the front door OF
the capitol, IN the said city. a copy. Teste,
20 WV G. PENpIrTor. G. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-26

EIlEGiNiA. At rules holden m the clerks Office of
the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district. the 9TH day of October $780, John Jones' pf
against John Hinton and samuel Drame, merchants by
the sty lie Hinton and Brame and other dts.
The defendant Samuel Brame not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
act oi assembly and the rules of this court. and ap
pearng, by satisfactory evidence, that I've not an in
habitant OF THIS country 1t is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the fist day of the
January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
chat copy o this order he forthwith inserted
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. Testc
y Ww. PEvpLFTov, e. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-26

a. lhGlNlh. At rules, holden the clerks Office OF
tho superior court of chanccry for the Richmond
district TIC ith day of October 1880. Edward a. Nosc.
Icy aud Archibald l.. Woodbridge, eX ors Of VIM Fem.
ing decd pls. against Price Perkins and Tsndey Key
surviving ex'ors ci iartp ierkIus, decd and James
Dunlop and David buchanan, surviving partners of
Dunlop, Pollock, and Go, and other dits
The defendants James Dunlop and David Buchanan
not having entered their appearance and given secu
uy 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: is or
dcre That the sad defendants do appear here on the
hrsi day OF The next January Term, and answer tho bill
oi TIE PLAINTIFFS and that copy Of this order be fnrth.
win inserted ~ som" newspaper published in the city
of Richmond, for months successfully and oos,cd
at the front door Of the capitol, IN the said city.
n copy. Geste, WM. G.. PHNDLEToN g. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-26

\HlhClNia'- ~ rules, holden the clerks Office
~ ct t'e superior court NJ chancery for the Rich
mond district, the 9th day OF September 1850 Joseph
Scott and Caroline VI. his life, and John Robertson
and Elizabeth his wife, pits. against Dabney Miller
sheriff ct Amelia county, am as such, adm'or with
the will annexed of Elizabeth Booker, decd, John L
Iownes Joseph Smith and Judith his wife, and other
dts.
The defendants John l.. Townes, anil Joseph
Smith and judith his wife, having entered their
appearance and given security according to the act
OF Assembly an the rules of this court and i, appear
ng, by Satisfactory evidence that they inhab
ants of this country it IS ordered, that the said de-
Pendants do appear here the first day Of tho
January term and answer tho bill uf the plaintiffs;
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper publshedi in the city Of Richmond for two
months successvey, and posted at the front door of
the capitol, IN the said city. copy. Tcste,
70 Iyy G. PeHDIrrox = r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-26

VIRGINIA; A. rules, holden IN tic clerks Office
ef the superior court Of chsucery for the Rich
rnond d's'ict the Aih day "f oc'"ocr, 1880 Richard
-. Ilirwopd. udnlor dc bonls non OF Warner
ifarwosd. decd ard James Mont arue, ahm'or of
,Nvm HARDWOOD. pltis agains' Christopher HARDWOOD,
Coifrey Glinoc and other dts.
The defendant Godfrey Gilmore. not having enter
ed s appearance and gwen security sccordng TO the
of assembly and the rules al this coar,, and II ap
pearnr. by satisfactory evidence, that lac rs not
uhahiant this country: IL Is ordered that the said
defendant do oppca here on the first dav of the next
January and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and
Tint n copy this order be fnr'bwth inserted in
newspaper published in the City of Richmond, for two
months succcssivcly, and posted the front door
The Capitol, in the said cty. Copy. I'es,c
IS WIN. @. PENDLEToN, C. C.
XTIRGlNiA At rules. hoden the clerks Office
of the superior court of chancery for tire Rich
rnond district, the 5'h day of July, 1880: Branch
Cheatlam, and VIM. Win.rcc pit f. against Thomas
Edwards. VIM Edwards. Benjami Edwards, and
Susanna Edwards, DIS.
The defendant WIN. Edwards, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
act of Assembly ond the rules of tins court, and 1t
appcaring. nv satisfactory evidence, that he
nhabitant oiihs country: IL is ordered tina, the said
defendant do appear here the first day of the
January term, and the bill of the plaintiffs:
and that cnDy o. this order be forthwith inserted in
eJnc newspaper publlshcd IN the city of Richmond,
for months SUCCESSFULLY, and po> ed at the front
door of the capitol in the said CITY. \ Copy. Tes,c,
- WIN. G. PENDLErON. C e.
SVlRGiNlA:--At rules, holden ce' Ks thee
of the superior court of chnnccry Cor the Rich
mond district, the 6th day of September 1880: John
B. TInslev. Gccrrc w Tinslcv and other pits a.
gainst Susanna Tnsey and Fleming y. Grantand,
Susan Granrland. Ann Granland and other dis.
The defendant Fleming T., Susan and Ann Grant
and no. having entered their appear rance and cven
security according jhe of assembly and the rules
VI This court. and ~ appearing, by satisfactory evi
dence, that they not irhabuants of thus country:
is ordered, that he said defendants do appear here
the frs; day at the next January term, ard IL
the bill OF plaintiffs; and tina, copy Of this
order be for hwith nse ted w somc newspaper pub
shed in the CITY of Richmond for two mouths sue
cess,vcy, and posted attire tran door of the Capitol
IN the said city cory. Tesic,
IS WNr q. pYSD,ryoX = e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-26

" lRGiNlA At rules holden 10 the elers's Office OF
the superior court of chancery for the richmond
district Tue 3h day ct August 1880, Claiborne Grad
dock aud Mary his wife. James crsdock and Judith
his wife. pifs. against Richard Dolby, aim'or OF
Lloyd Nobertson, decd Samuel ID. burke and Peter r.
Gregg;--and Name, Robertson, aud Matthew Martha
Catharinc. Mary, William, SARAH, Eliza ard Lucy no
bertson, children of William Robertson. dee'd-Dan.
iel 8, Lemur, Madison and MRr,ha Ann Robertson
children of John HnheriSon, decd;-Allcn Free man
who survived his wife Caroline, late Robertson and
John aud Grace Freeman their children, aud John
Yoke and Sarah his wife, late Robertson, dis.
The defendants except the three hrst ramcd)
not having entered their appearance AMI gwen secu.
rty according Ia the act of assembly and the rules o
TINS court, and IT appearing, bv satisfactory evidence
that they not nhahtan,s of this ccunrv il is
dercd that the said defendants do appear here the
first day ofthc next January tern and the bill
os the plant ils and that n copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published in
the city of Richmond for t~o months successivelv.
and posted thu front door OF the capitol in the SAID
city. y. copy. reste,
D M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-26

m JUiy 5tt. 1880.
tend at this office. prepared with testimony 10 sustain
tneF Pre'enslons on the 9Th day Of November next,
at = o'clock, a. 81 4, n MARION
g. Gw C,r,- r, r, T,-oIos;.L t..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-26

"a iHpiNia. Al rules holden IN the clerks Office OF
the superior court of chanoery for the Richmond
district, the 2d day of August 1880 Stewart Jackson
pht. against John G.. BoiSseHu James Perry, VIM Per.
~, John Perry and other dts
The defendants James Perry, VIM. Perry, and John
Perry not having entered the appr and gwen
security according To the act of assembly and the rules
of this court and 1t appearing, by satisfactory evi.
dcnc" that they inhabitants of thus country; it
IS ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
an the FIRST day ot the next Januaryterm and answer
he bill ot the plaintiff; and That copy ct this order
be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published
IN the city of Richmond. for months successfully.
and posted at the front door of the capitol, the
said city. copy. 1este,
10 w., O. prNDtrro~ -
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-06
Committee
of
arrangements.
FARMERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
FESTIVAL

The Committee of Arrangements for the
Cattle Show and Exhibition of Manufactures,
IN Worcester, on the 18th inst, have much sat
Isfaction IN stating, that, from information from
various sources, they have reason to believe that
the Exhibition and Show of the present year
Will be highly creditable to the County. TWEEN
ty&hree teams have been entered for the
floughlng Match, a number almost double of
the entries oil the last year, and it is understood
that the number and quality of the other stock
VIII not be inferior to that of any former year.
The Ladies of the County will greatly add to
the interest of the Exhibition, by more gen.
eral display of the product of their industry and
Skill IN household manufactures
The Committee having made such arrange
ments as will better secure articles from injury
from the curiosity of spectators, most earnestly
request that the Manufacturers of this County
VIII exhibit specimens of their goods as an evil
dence OF the importance of the american SuS-
tenn, TO THIS section Of the State, and of the ex-
tent of our interest in it.
Suitable places in the Town Hall for safe de-
poslte have been provided for all articles ex-
hlbited tor premium and show, and a sufficient
number OF Pens will be erected for the cattle.
Ihose who may offer Mich Cows, Leather.
Butter, and Cheese for premium, are reminded
OF inc necessity of filing the certificates requir-
ed 6y the Society, without which, the entries
WILL DC considered as for exhibition only.
The Recording Secretary will receive entries
OF Stock, at the Probate Office, in Worcester,
until o'clock, z. M, October ~, the day pre-
ceding the Show. Oct. 6. IS36
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-06
AFFAIRS OF SPAIr[.

AdVices from Madrid to Aug. TO- state that
the King of Spain had departed from his CAPT
tai, but had not actually fed 1t was conceiv-
ed to be his intention to proclaim Constitu-
tional system of Government, for resistance to
it, he well knew, would be vain. Whether the
people will repose confidence again in Mon
arch, by whom they have been twice betrayed,
is doubtful. That radical change in the Coy
eminent must speedily take place is certain
a London paper of Aug. "a, says =" We
know not whether the report of Ferdinand s
having fed be we'll founded; bat noe do kno,o,
that yesterday, the Odd of August was the day
when general rising was to take place smulta-
neously throughout that kingdom. We strong
ly suspect, however, that the Constitutionaliss
have found themselves sufficiently strong to as
sert the liberty of their country before the APP
pointed time, and therefore we daily look for
most important news from the Peninsula
private letter from Madrid says, that the
news ofthe recent events in Paris was received
with festive honors by the people no respect
was any longer paid to the police or the gov
eminent; every where the constitutional EN-.
! blems were distributed; proclamations were
placarded on the walls Of the Palace, and the
houses of the Ministers were covered with
pasqulnades. On the evening of the 9Th a
quarrel took place between the citizens and the
Royal Guard, in front of the house of the Min
lister Galomarde--two of the ROYAL Guard
were slain. The people talk of setting fire to
the Converts.
Tho Secretary of the Spanish Embassy, who
left Paris on Wednesday, with dispatches for
Madrid, has instructions from the Count d. Ola.
liza to declare to his Government that it would
he imprudent to refuse to acknowledge the
French Government.
BayOnHe, .4ag. II. Several Frenchmen who
have returned hither, relate the enthusiasm
which animates the Spaniards on account of
the recent events in Paris. On their whole
route they had been Toasted and treated. The
Spnniards exclaimed loudly, " We shall follow
the example of the brave French and we will
take such measures that we shall be more sue.
cessful than in 1920" The Spaniards are so
eager for news, and to know all that passes in
France, that some send hither, to distance of
20 leagues, to purchase Paris Journals, which
they carefully carry away and conceal like the
greatest contraband.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-06
ALGIERS.

The following is letter received by noble
Lord, high in Office, from the British Consul AZ
AlglerS, II. N ut. John, Esq-London poDer,
ALGIERs, July7.
correct account Of the strange events which
have been passing here, write TO saw that ,ha
French landed on the 18th Juno, and advanced
gradually till the 4th of July, when their bot.
terles opened on the Imperial Fort, upon which
the town depended. In six hours il was ~
knocked about that the Turks abandoned and
blew 1t up. Before this took place, General do
Bourmont had sent TO request me TO Communal
cate, IN my own name, with the Dew. resnec,.
ing some prisoners of war in Algiers, saving al.
SO 50 that ne was DESTROYS of seeing me at his
Head Quarters felt il my duty 10 decline
both these requests. After the fort Ind baon
blown mp in the afternoon, the Dey sent for mo
! found him in terrible state-the whole town
IN an uproar, all crying out to me, as passed
TO save them Atthe entreaty Of the Dew /
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inn They both requested il of the gaoler and
were induced he conducted Joseph from his
cell Tin the third story ofthe prlsonl TO inc con
demned cell of Frank on the lower hoor lney
spent some time together. 1t was the nrs'
time they had met since they were carried INTO
Court together TO be arragned, about two
months ago. Frank was calm and hrm 10
seph is wasted and feeble in body, and appears
miserable and broken down in body and spirit
having little appetite for food, enjoying lllile
rest and with difficulty uttering artlcuiate
words To the question from Joseph, whether
Frank was really as we'll as he appeared to be,
Frank replied, Yes, can sleep as sound now
on the soft side of plank as ever could.
Yesterday they were INDUCED with another
sad interview-their last in this world They
babe each other last Fare,ceu, under such
! circumstances, as must give poignancy 10 pain
and sharpness to agony.-Sats9n Gazette
A person who attended the execution, writes
thus to the Editor of the Newburyport Herald
/ | attended the execution of John F. Knapp,
on Tuesday last, and more disgusting sPecta-
Gle never Witnessed.
Never in my life did witness such scenes OF
drunkenness and depravty, as were manifested
| by many that collected around the gallows
Early in the morning | saw many persons
around the gaol yard, viewing the gallows and
shocking to relate, there were to be seen hu-
man beings in state of beastly intoxcatien
and during the whole time persons were IN al
most every direction TO be seen, staggering and
Keeling, even under the very gallOws itself
Here was a scene from which might be drawn
picture, that if held up to the view of drunk
ards themselves they would revolt at 1t. II
: was remarked that comparatively few of the
citizens of Salem witnessed this execution the
great mass of the crowd being from the towns
in the vicinity, nine tenths of whom were Qudg
ing from their appearance and conducD OF th'
lower order of society. Hardly respectable
female was present-(and there were MANI
there). In truth, the larger portion of specta
tors were of the description inst mentioned
Many evidently flocked to the scene of execu
ton, merely to indulge in debauchery ant
drunkenness. OF these it appeared that Bos
ton contributed full share. Although hither
/, to not full believer in total depravity, mas
say that the conduct of numbers from that plac'
afforded the most convincing proof Of the doc
, trine that l ever witnessed. And | advise tn
enemies of temperance to witness public ex
ecution, attended with such scenes, to satisi
themselves by standing in barr for hour
and witness the continual pouring down of al
, dent spirits mixed with oaths and blasphemy
enough TO make their blood run cold.
AN ENEMY TO PUBLIC EXECUTIONS
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-06

went from him to Gen. de Bourmont. with
message desiring him to send in his conditions
The General received me with all possible ci-
Witty, and assured me that if the Forts and
Palace were put into his hands by the next
morning, the lives, property, and reaSlon vi
the inhabitants, should be respected. Inc icy
of course acceded to these proposals; and, IN
deed. had he refused the batteries were all ready
to recommence, and general slaughter would
probably have followed, if the town had oeeh
stormed by the troops.
"During the night of the 4th, the town was
in great c,H fusion, from the Dey being uhaoie
to persuade the people that their hves ana prop
erty would be respected. He at length sent
for me- and told me, " Unless you, as the Eng
fish Consul. assure them of their safety, they
will not be induced to yield, and the conse-
| quences must be dreadful; but If you DO SO,
4 they will believe your word, and be SATISFIED
al Immediately went among the people, ana
gave them tho desired assurance, who h at once
satisfied them, and restored order. then sent
| for the French prisoners out OF the prison
There were 1870, including two captains, which
latter I took with me to Gen. de Bourmont,
leaving the remainder in the British Consulate
\ The hour fixed for the entry of the French ar
nv was ten O'Clock, but the General, at my
reauest, gave the Dey two hours more to re-
move his property to his private house, where
lie now remains. Gen. BourmOnt's quarters
ire at the Palace, where think he must nave
bund above $50 millions of francs.
Yesterday Qhe 6th) the Dey desired to see
ne, and requested that | would procure him
The means Of quitting Algiers with his suite
consisting of 81 persons and also asked, as
asst favor, that | would take the management
Of his property in Algiers for the present. o
course consented to both his requests, anf
General de Bourmont has promised hun every
facility for removing TO Leghorn, which is INT
place he has chosen for his residence. The
General has also restored him considerable
, part of his property, treating him at the same
time with much kindness and attention In
Justice to the Dey it should be known, that
during a government of many years, he ha
never committed single act of wanton cruelty
or injustice. In my interview with the Dey
after the French had entered the town, hat
omitted to take off my sword, contrary to thu
usual custom observed in his presence; and oil
my explaining that it no want OF rcspec
to him, but only because there were so man,
3 officers in the streets, and should be remarked
if without it, he replied, that so far from beln!
offended, he should himself arm me with
weapon more worthy of me. He then present
ed me with his Own sabre Of ceremony, of whcl
the blade is of the best Damascus, the scabbar
gold and the handle ornamented with emerald
and rubies. cannot forbear mentioning thi
fact proof of the Dey's gratitude and fee
ings, by whom, on my part, confess felt YER
, uuch fottcred
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-06

PREeocITY MATRIMONIAL. In a number Of
tho Bombay Gazette, lately received il is men
toned that great preparations were making
at Clutch, TO celebrate the marriage Of q the
Young Rao." who is now upwards Of 10 wears
old and who is to marry his four wives al
once The preparations were TO DO in style
casion.
Inc private revenues Of the present King
of France are stated TO be rs 900 600 This
immense sum, added to the royal domains and
State Revenues at his disposal, will render
him, personally, the most powerful monarch of
Europe The whole income, including he
civil list, Of the King of England does NOT
equal The private resources Of Louis Philip.
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ANOTHER PAPER GONE. The Amor,o.. ~
ufacturcr, very respectable nnner Unhl; "an'
at Boston, has been discontinued for wan, oS
patronage, and tho subscription Inst has heen
transferred to the Literary Advertiser n nSnor
WIN WIN winch we think the subscribers of iba
e ManuaotpreE will have reason to be well salts
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-06

III, me American board of Foreign Missions
', hold their annual meeting in Boston ,his
way; Sermon by the Rev. Dr. De Witt Of New
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-06

The annual Law Term of the SUPREME Ju.
pIcIAL COURT commenced in this town vester-
day. Present, Chief Justice SHAW. .H,st;css
PUTNAM, WILDE, and MoHroN. The charge
TO the Grand Jury by the Chief Justice was
able, dignified, and impressiya. We
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-06

BRIeHToS CATTLE Show. BY notice which
we have published it will be seen that the day
Of the Show of the Massachusetts Society for
the promotion of Agriculture, is changed TO the
2Oth inst 1t was originally fixed for the 18th.
but that being the day of the Show in this
town, it has been changed so as to afford an m.
portunity to exhibit the same animals at both
places.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-06

A GOOD DAYS WORK. AT Shutesburv. on
Wednesday last, Sept. 90, Mrs. Boguo, on tho
anniversary of her birth day, at the completion
of her ninety,fJth year, spun .ftty.Eour Knot
of woollen yarn, of a superior quality. Sncb
women were our mothers How many of the
younger portion Of their descendants AZ he
present day can equal this performance