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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-29
June 90.

I'm CHANCERY.-At Rules held in the Clerks Of
IL nee OF the County Court OF Mecklenburg, the
fret Monday in June, 1880
Nancy Calis, Jane, G. Calls, Henry Calls, and
jah Calls, Pitts
against
Samuel c. Osborne aud Elizabeth his WIFE Dan'l Call
lis and VIM Calls, Defdts
The defendants Daniel Calls and William Calls.
not having entered their appearance, according TO the
Act OF Assembly, AMI the Rules Of this Court and il
satisfactorily appearing, that they of
this State. on motion OF the plaintiffs by their Attorney
IL Is Considered, That the said Defendants do
here on the first day OF September Court next, aud en-
ter their appearance and answer the Plaintiff Bill,
and hata Copy OF this Order be inserted in of the
newspapers printed in the City Of Richmond, for eight
weeks excessively, and posted the front door of the
Courthouse of said county Copy Tesie,
VIM. G BAPTIST, d. C.
June 20. I5-wSwS5
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MILITARY LAND WARRANTS.

Nv
will purchase claims TO Land Warrants and War
rants already granted by the State OF Virginia for the
services OF her Officers and Solders in the vouiopa
ry war; as well those the Continental State e-.
tabshmsn Or will locate oil Wsrrrnts that NAV be-
eonnded 10 me Tor location, upon the desirable and
valuable lands la Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, as may DO
preferred TOR such part thereof in be fair COM
pensa'ion for the services renderedand this service
shall be such. as ought to be expected from one who
mas resided ~ years in the West, and whore time has
been constantly and excusvey devoted to land and
matters.
Every Officer and Soldier, and every Chaplain and
surgeon, who served in the Continental Ariny or in
that OF the State, or in the Navy OF the State Of Virgil
MA who, or their have yet drawn
bounty in land, (and than one tenth of all the
soldiers sailors and marines, have yet obtained their
Warranty are entitled to one, and can now obtain IT,
under ia'e law passed for their benefit to ali
such as d' not know how TO proceed to obtain their
rights, my services are now rendered, and will be
promptly rendered.
Letters. postage paid, addressed 10 me a, Richmond,
Virginia. until the first o. January next will be ate
ed to. and In all where Necessary, will call in
person upon those interested.
CADwALLADER WALLACE
June ~ I5-I0s
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wEInIcH-a further di,eoperv.

WEIkICH-OJ0t0cr QtScotefu.
WHEELINo, June 10Th, lssO.-The letters which
were sent from this place In the way-mail on the Sth
he day previous to the apprehension Of weirch) did
that he had destroyed them as be returned to nj, Of
nee after he had set out for Wheeling the morning
OF the 9th and observed to throw packet in the
hre But after the return Of the Tailor from Pitsburg
whittier he had escorted Werlich, some disclosures
were made by the prisoners with whom he had been
confined, which induced Postmaster search the
apartment, and Thursday last the missing letters
were found in the vault of the privy There were five
packets: One from Wheeling, two from Marietta one
from New.A,hens, and one from Fishing Creek, con-
handed us for publication, but have room only for
the directions Of those which appear be Of most i'm.
p0r'ance from "a the an amount ys1. Of postage.
NJ Robinson Jr. Esq. Collector, Richmond, Va Ii or.
Paid 90 81.
E: Jenkins s. Son, Baltimore, Md. Paid 81 l.2
Messrs Craig, Holmes s. Co. Phil. Pa. 37l-2
Mr.. Hanson MMchen, Union, Pa. 80
tits known that these letters contain some Bank
notes and checks amounting to more than $4,000.
Marietta Packet.
ames Cory, Pittsburgh, so
Henry David Wood, Esq. N. York, so
These letters have all been forwarded. [Gazette.
On Tuesday evening, inquest was held a, the Red
mains OF George Vaughan, ESQ.,, aged SO, who had com
nitted suicide. From the Evidence, IL appeared that
the deceased, clever mechanis had beeu Tor sever
engine on new principle. Having finished it on Sat-
urday last, he set It up to try its practical effect and
not finding this exactly to up 10 his expe
he became most responding and in the course of the
evening, while alone in his bedroom, he placed the
muzze Of pistol, heavily loaded with ball, in his
mouth and dischargng IT, blew the greater part Of his
that the deceased naturally of irritable dispose
ton, and easily excited returned verdict of "suicde
committed while insane" ILondon Paper.
substance has been found at the depth OF foot
and half in the earth at Van Diemans Land. 1t has
not yet been described but Is called indige bread
IL covered with thick skin, has rounded form like
poatoe or yam, and is some times large as mans
head When cut, II appears as il composed of solid
spongy mass. containing considerable quantity Of al
mentary matter. No root fibre has been found adj
herring to il, that sometimes has been thought
sort of terrestrial poypus possessing principle of an
imal life The ony ind ication of its presence which
the natives have, is the of an exceedingly
small leaf which rises from the EARTH and il
with it by very thin and delicate fbres, which break
whenever the turbercle is raised. TO-
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To the Revolutionary Officers their heirs or repre-
aeniGiipes lpho bel0need To The liroiuin Sfnfe

To the Revolutionary Officers their heirs repre-
sentaiiues) ,oho belonged to the TTginia State Es
fdbiishment
NR a recent decision OF the Court of Appeals Of
y Va, all those Revolutionary Officers who belong
ed to the Virginia State Line, and did resign We
become entitled to haIfpay during their lives, accord
ing 10 their respective ranks in the Army or Navy
The undersigned having been engaged for several
years successfully prosecuting their claims, and devo
ted much time and lsbour in procuring all the neces-
sary evidence, with confidence tender his services
TO those officers, their heirs, whose claims for the
above mentioned compensation remains unsstisfed.
All communications addressed to John Hsrve Price,
Attorney at Law, Richmond Va, will receive due at
tention. WILLIAM DUVAL.
June III. IO-w3wif
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To the Supernnerayy Officers Of the Virginia State
Line, during the Revolutionary War
THNHE Court Of Appeals having recently decided that
- the Supernumerary Officers entitled to half
must be brought in every case, before the debt will be
paid, the subscriber tenders his services agent
and attorney in prosecuting such claims Having for
several years given his attention to this subject and
the claims Of officers TO Land Bounty, he has made
himself familiar with the Laws respecting such claims
and the Of procuring the evidence necessary to
establish them If TO be had by reference to the public
Records or application to the surviving officers.
Letters addressed 10 the subscriber at this place will
receive punctual attention. THOMAS GREEN
Richmond, April 49, II7-wtif
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I'm CHANCERY.-I Chesterfield County Court
III June H. 1880:
Armistreat Bruce, Executor Of James Bray, dec.
PltH
June 20.

against
Sarah Wilkinson willow OF Robert I. Wilkinson, dec,
also William !. Wilkinson, Major Brooks and Martha
A. hi. wi late Martha A. Wilkinson Heck ah Carr
and Eiz abeh his wife, late Elizabeth wilkinson Thos
Bass, and Margaret his wife, late Margaret Wilkinson
Robert ). wilkinson, Hezekiah Wilkinson, TiIman
Wilkinson, and Wilmou,h Wilkinson, the said Heze-
Siah, Tman, and Wlmou,h, being infants under the
age OF twenty one years, by Lawson Nunnally, their
guardian adj Item, Debts
The defendant, Robert s. Wilkinson, not having en-
tered his appearance, and given security according to
law, and the Rules OF this Court, and appe airing to
the satisfaction OF the Court that he is nh
OF this Commonwealth, On the mott III of the Plaintiff
by Samuel Taylor, Esq, his Attorney, II is ordered
That the said Robert s. Wilkinson, do appear here on
The hrt day OF September Cour, next and answer the
Plaintiffs Bill, and that copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted in some newspaper printed 10 the City of
Richmond, tor two months successfully. and another
copy posted at the front door of the Of this
County, for two successive court days. Copy. Teste
l.. NUNNALLY, ID. C.
June 30. I5-wSw~
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June 20.


4 1880 ''"' '''
William II. Minson, John Min
son, William Evans, Thomas Fus. In a Writ Of Right
sell, and Polly his wife, Nancy for tenement
Evans, John Evans Sally Goode, half Lot in tho
Thomas Evans, and Fanny Hut Town Of Chester,
chins, Denandans and county Of Ches-
against terfeld.
Alexander l.. Bolts, Tenant.
The pyecipe guOd reddft ssued in this case, being
returned not found, and ii appearing TO the
Of the Court that the Tenant resides in the county Of
Henrico, the motion Of the Demandans, by their At
torDey, Writs Of Erg fdeias awarded them, TO be
directed to the Sherifs OF Chesterfield and Henrico
counties, returnable here, &c and IL ordered that
copies Of the said Writs be published in the Rich
Enquirer, as the law directs. Copy Tesie,
L.. NUNNALLY. d. C.
The Commonwealth Of Virginid-T0 the Sheriff of
Henrieo County, Greeting.
We command you, that you cause Alexander l..
Bots, to be required from County Court 10 County
Court, until five Courts be passed, II be doth not APP
pear, and II he doth appear, then summon him. that he
he before the Judge OF Superior Court OF Law for
Chestefeld county, at the Courthouse the fret day
Of the next term, TO sbew wherefore he hath rem
Gered unto William II. MinsoD, John Minson, William
Evans, Thomas RUSSELL, and Polly his wife, Nancy
Evans, John Evans, Sally Goode, Thomas Evans, and
Fanny Hu,chins, co-psrceOers and heirs Of James
Msckie deceased, one tenement lot containing half
Town Of Chester, and County Of Chesterfield. And
that you have then there this writ Witness Park
Pondexer Clerk Of said Superior Court Of Law at
the Courthouse, The 18Th day Of June Ammo Donini,
1880, and in the 5ith year Of our Independence.
PARK P0INDEXTER, Clerk
Copy. Teste, l.. NUNNALLY, u. c.
june ~ I5-1t
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THNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Roneway
IL from the subscriber, about the first this month
negro man named Aaron, who sometimes is called
Aaron Dodson. He is nearly six feet high, of dark
brown complexion, and about As years old. Being a
good boatman is probable he has obtained free papers,
and is at work on James River, the Roanoke. The
above reward will be paid TO any person who will de-
liver the said negro to me- him, that get
him again. NATH'L Z. VENABLE.
Farmve, June 20. l5-wSw
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ENOR SALE, Tract OF Land. lying in the cou MY
n Of Prince Edward, on both sides of Beech River
miles south Of Farmvilie and containing betw cen
hundred aud thousand acres, on which there is a
good dwelling House, and all necessary out houses
the premises, forbear giving any description OF the
Land, which can be seen by application 10 me, or my
overseer living on iI.
N. BIZ the above Land is not sold before the End
Monday in October next, it will be divided sold to
the highest bidder that day, when the of sale
will be made known. PEYTON RANDOLPH.
June 90. IS-wtIstO
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THNHE Subscriber wishes TO sell a Tract of Lard,
IL lying on James and Hardware Rivers, at the con-
tluence. supposed to contain hundred and TWEEN
ty acres OF Low Ground Of good quality, and about
FIVE hundred and forty OF high land,
ed and portion Of it as am intormed good Tobacco
Land.-The terms will be made very accommodating
to the purchaser. PEACHY r. GILMER.
Liberty, Bedford county, June 90. I5-w6w~
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CoNNuSfcArrr


The friends Of Col a. Richie osh
that lie oH be Dotd for October Of
EsscH We osh explicitly he himself
candidate but 7H SERGE he should be The choice people.
Essex, June
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BIGGER'S

PRIZE OFFICE.
hRAWING of the Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery
H. Class No. 8:
81 81 10 81 IL 43 33 40
mo 10 81 43 Capital of $1,000, also No. 33
81 both sold and paid at sight as usual by BIGGER.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, CLASS No H.
Dra,cs Saturday the 3D. dog Of July.
CAPITALS:
Prize of $4,000 is 800 900
do 10000 10000
do 800 $500
do 1905 1906
Prizes of 1000 900
Tickets $5-Halres So 50--Quarters 81 25
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL LOTTERY,
CLASS No. 8.
TO be drdton in Richmond, Friday, 9th Julu.
CAPITALS:
Prize of $4,000 is $4,000
do 5000 5000
do 1000 1000
L do 5000 5000
do 2,025 2,025
Prizes Of 900 5000
Tickets So, HdIues So So Quarters 81 25.
~ Orders from abroad will meet the most prompt
attention from T. B. BIGGER.
June 90. I5-2t
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EPOLTING CLOTH.-A complete assortment from
he No. to inclusive of tho much approved can
ker" mark just received. The fabric of the fine num-
bers can be particularly recommended superior to
any heretofore offered by
June 20 1877 VIM. & DAVID KYLE & CO
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XN7ILLIAM II. ASHTON, No. 80, BowIey's
w Wharf, Baltimore, late Of the firm Of Ashton
and Moae, prepared TO transact business and make
the usual advances on consgnmen,s.
June 20. 1916
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Thursday tho l7,h on visit to his residence IN Ten
nessee where private business renders his presence ne
cessay AFTER an absence OF IS months II Is
he proposes to have meeting with some Of the Indian
Chiefs for the purpose Of consulting with Them on their
Ssontempia.ed removal II would appear as II he was
him by the Indian law, In the responsible manner
No one understands the Indian character better than
Ten. Jackson He will, by personal interviews with
them. ascertain whether they are willing 20 CO. His
acquaintance with their character his influence over
Them the high veneraiion In which they hold him. all
combine to promise the happiest results
The President arrived In this place Friday after
noon A. soon as his approach was ascertaned meet
reception; their proceedings will DO found in another
lumn. number OF citizens also formed escort, and
met the President several miles from town and escorted
him. The bells oil the churches were rung as he en-.
ered and his reception altogether cordial the
high aud Increasing respect which is entertained for
him, could make it, His health 10 good and his whole
appearance much improved that our apprehen sions
concerning his health in April 1922 quite removed
He ie us the same evening aud lodged that night in
and was accompanied by his nephew, A. J. Donelson
and family in another. We understand they spent the
SABBATH at Clearspring, Washington county. He
poets TO return to the seat Of rament September
.dn,using seD; pidcency.-The following are the
first three lines under the editorial head Of the Ma
tionsl Intelligencer Of this morning.
"From ancient habit we continue TO read the Rich
mord Enquirer; favor which we throw away upon
few Of its confraterni,y.' (U. S. Tel
"From washngton.-The suit instituted by the Gov.
eminent against Mr.. Fllebrown, reformed officer, for
alleged default, has been withdrawn. Mr.. Fiilebrown
Instituted suit ans Duff Green for libel. which has
not been Withdrawal and will not be brought trial be.
fore December"
The above is from the Boston Courier The appro.
pirate comment il the following Transcript from the
cord. The suit has not been dismissed.
Editor Tel.
CIRCUIT COURT-MAY TERM, 1880.
United States, 1880, Juno Ia, Jury sworn,
vs. verdict for the Plaintiff
Thomas Fillebrown. ) Damages $i9s7 10.
Motion by the Defendants Counsel for a new trial,
and fled the following reasons
I. Because the verdict Is against law.
g. Because it is contrary TO the instruction Of the
Court
s. Because II is against evidence.
A. Because il is without evidence.
8. Because il is incongruous and inconsistent with
itself.
9. Because the verdict was delivered to the Clerk
and not in open Court
T. Because the jury separated without having rem
dered any verdict in open Court
(Signed) r. 8. COKE.
Attorney for Defendant.
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NEw-Yoax CHnAp CLoAK MANurAcronr

NEw-YoRK CHEAP CLOAK MANUrAcToRY.
TUyHE Subscriber manufactures for the southern and
- western trade, and keeps constantly on hand a
large stock OF genemens ladies' and chdrens' cloaks
made of every description Of stuff & silk goods purchas-
ed expressly for the purpose at the lowest auction prices
These cloaks made in the best STYLE by persons
who have had several years experience in the business
and will be sold by the quantity liberal terms at
prices which will probably make them safe and pro-
htable purchase any description Of goods that
be purchased in this market.
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FROM HOLLAND.

BosToN. June % Dispatches from Mr.. Prebe, our
Minister in Holland arrived here Sunday in the Au.
gusta from Rotterdam, and have been sent TO Wash
ing'on. We learn verbally, that the subject Of the
Northern boundary OF the United States before the
King of the Netherlands Sovereign arbitrator of the
controversy between us and Great Britain; that the
Ministers OF the two nations engaged in giving
necessary explanations of the documents pre-
secuted 10 him; but that calculations had been made
~hen the result Of the umpirage would be disclosed
That resaA Il anticipated would be worthy OF the
He had recently made short visit TO Amsterdam, and
reported, important business. Preparations were
making at the Hague the last date, for the temporary
removal Of The Court to Brusselswhere the Ministers
would repair,
As the Convention by which tho high ugccd refer
tho important subject friendly signed
d April le2STbo result reasonably for
months come, fCentine
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The editor OF the Salem Gazste says, that he s au
thcrnedto that arrangements have been made by
member Of the Essex Br, to present TO the public
fu and accurate report the trial Of the persons appre
hended sor the murder OF MIR White. The Hon. Lem
vel shaw is employed council Tor Col Seiman aud
Ftsnklin OexteF,Esq for Tie tro knspps.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-29

~ANTED.--A Lady, competent TO teach all the
w leading branches necessary 10 complete an ed
ucstion, will find encouragement by addressing let
ter to the Post. Master at Buckingham Courthouse.
June %. 1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-29

Fothsnngay Montgomery, Friday the 18Th uss.
@ mary LSekhait In the eSh of her age reflex Major
.faother Revolutionary OSlesr Gone
~ gives us pain to state the
Soldier Of the Revolution, long ani r.speee Re.,an,
this Cywe should DO obliged any Of Major Prices isnJ.
for n Sketch Of his life. - N' '''''"'
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1s liz Maiden Lane, corner Of Green ST., NJ "
f. j. G. manufactures and keeps constantly on hand
for sale, by the quantity, large and complete assort
ment Of stocks ofevery description warranted to be made
Of the best Of materials and in the handsomest style
May1I. I-wIOwf
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A NCHoR BOLTING cLOTHs.-A full supply Of
IA all numbers, just received, sod for sale by
JOHN VAN LEW g. co.
June 49, I5-st
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PHu,ApELpH1A, June rs The Hon. w. r. Barry,
Postmaster General, and family, arrived in this city last
evening, aud has taken lodgings at Inslee'r National
Hoel. ~. y Gag
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-29

We learn that the Collector Of this District, has
cEused the Bonds for duties arising Merchandise
tegtd in this port 10 he sent monthly for collection, TO
the Commonwealth Bank. The monies received there.
from will then he deposited to the credit Of the u. s.
Treasurer, weekly in the Branch Bank in this city.
ROsfon Gnz.
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WrscHEsIsR June 2sany Of farmers have already
cutting harvest, glad that
syhstandng which apprebonded
Wheat from the appearance Of the there will excellent
average Tho rye unusually fine. In Hampshire
deand the wheat better than has been for yeaThc
of wheat this market about 20 We have
heard hut little speculation TO the price will probably command
after the got ont though think tho better opinion
that il will suffer little deprconpehaps four
cents.Wo heard Of Of farmers who a
bushe. (TrQtpidn.
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sBuRe June GA fsw loads Of Wheat
brought yesterday and sold at 90 buheThs
remarkably favorable well! for the filling and
tho securing the harvest We understand
that crop abundant quantity and excellent quality
seldom hoard little complaint about the ny
this Mountain flour DO quoted at 81
To-
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II The Official returns OF the Polls the Consti-
tuition not yet completed.-TTo Counties are su
TO be hea ard from.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-12

.Mr. Powers, from the Committee on ihe
Distract Of Columbia, bs, made report, ac-
cOmo,nied by the following bill:
~ ACT for improving the Avenue leading from the
Capitol 10 the Executive Offices.
SEC |, Be IL enacted 6y the 'en0te and
House Of Representatives. Of The United
SaIes Of .4merica in Congress assembled,
That he Commissioned Of he Puhlic Buildings
Dr., and hereby is, authorised and directed 10
Con rdct, after giving due no:ie by public adj
Ser'isemeur, foe lmpI rowing The avenue IN The
CITY Of Washington. leading from the Capitol
10 the Executive ofices, by paving the centre
way thereof, forty GIVE feet in width, with cob
OLE or pebble stones, or with pounded stone,
UPON the McAdam plan, as the President oil
The United States shall direct; tie materials TO
DE- OF the bes' kind, and the work performed IN
De mos, approved manner.
SIC. ,. find Be IL further enacted, That Tor de-
'rayiug the expense authorised by this act, the
sam d dollars be, and the same is here
ogappropria,ed.