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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

w U y, Q.
NE!RGINIA. Al rules holden the clerks niicc of
" the superior court Of chanccry tor the Rchmoni
district, the oh day OF Iuly 1885, Aun Davidson,
adm'rX with the Will annexed, of Robcr, Davidson,
decd rf. against Samuel E. Saunders and David Da.
wilson, dts,
Tie defendant David Davidson not having entered
his appearance and given security according 20 the
of assembly and tn, rules of this court an,, IL Dtear
ing, by satisfactory evidence that lie is not an in'a
tant Of this counry; il is ordered, that The said tccn-
dant 10 appear here the first day Of the Jan.
vary term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and
that cops of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond, for Two
months successfully, and posted nj the from, door OF
the capitol, in the sad city. copy. Iestc,
20 ,T1I. G. Pr.prrro1 r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

~lRGINIh-At rules, holden in uir clerks Office
y OF the superior court OF chancery for the Rich
ronh district the OH day of September 1880; Jacqre
line y. Taylor admor ri dares Halliday, pitt against
james Dick and Nathaniel Dick, in their rghta,
and as surviving partners OF Dicks, Moore 2 Co. and
others, dts.
The defendants jamss Dick and nathaniel Dick,
mt having entered the appearance and given secu-
ty according tn the act of Assembly and the rules Cf
Tins court, and appearing, by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this country it is or
dered that the said defendants do appear here on the
first day OF the next Jaruary term, and the
bill OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy uf this order be
forthwith inserted in some wspsprr published in
The city Of Richmond, for two months s;iccessveIv
and posted 4, The front dor of the capitol in the SAID
city. copy Teste
70 pr.prrroy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

~ Of the superior court of csnccry for the Rich.
mond district, the Cd day OF Angus, 1850 John Dun.
Top, and David Brydnn ard Janett his wife, pits.
asains, Griffin Organ, David y. Brydon, and David
Dunlop. ex'ors Of James Dunlop, decd and Robert
Dunlop and James Patterson dts.
The defendants Robert Dunlop and James Patterson,
not having entered their appearance and given secu-
ry according 10 the ac, of Assembly and the rules of
this court, and II appearing, By satisfactory evidence
That they are not inhabitants 1T this country: it is
dered That the said defendants do appear hear on the
FIRST day of the next Ia rary term, and an. wcr The bill
OF the pianths; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN so1.e newspaper published in
the city OF richmond, for two months successveiy
and posted at the front door Of the capitol, in the said
city 4 copy. Tcs,c,
20 WM G.. PESrLrTnx.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

VikIiiH!. 1T rules, holden in the clerks Office of
" the superior court OF chancery for the Richmond
district the Sin day of Juy 1880; Edward Cunning.
ham, pItf against Thomas u. mitchell; and Garland
Thompson, ex'cr os WIN. Mitchell, who was ex'or Of
Thomas Mitchell, dts.
The defendant Thomas II. Mitchell not having n
tered his appearance and given security according TO
the act of assembly and the rules Of this court and 4
app .aring BY satisfactory evidence that he is not an
nhabitan OF this country; il ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here 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 soEc
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and pasted the front door Of
the capitol in TIE said city. copy. Tcs,c
20 Wa G. Pm, rrc- .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

W the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district, the l day # October 1880; Andrew Mcouir
pitt. against Walter Mcouic, Jane slcQuie and Mar,
NcQne, offs.
The defendants not having entered their pp earancc
and given security according to 'e act of assembly
ana the rules o' this conr and it appearing by salts
factory evidence, that they not inhabitants Of this
country; is ordered, that the said defendants do
pear here on 'ie first day Of tn next January term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff aud that copy oi
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspape,
polished in the city Of Richmond, for two month.
successfully, and posted ~ the fro door of the cap
itol, in tl'e sad city. copy. Teste,
II WIN G. Jlr~p,r.,o. =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

iRGESl 4. At rules holden ~ the clerks "f'' %
the superior court OF chancery for the Richmond
district. the Sh day of Angus, 1880; Claiborne Grad
dock and Mary his wife, James Crasidock and Ju,liA
his vile, pi'ts. against Richard Dolby, adm'"r ~
Lloyd Robertson, decd, Samuel D. Burke and Peter T.
Grcgg;-and Name, Robertson, and Matthew, Martha.
Catharne, Mary, william, Sarah, Eliza and Lucy Ro
bcrtson children of William Robertson dec'd;-Dan-
iel S., Lemucl Madison and MSrhs Ann Robertson,
children of John Robertson. dec'd;-Aiien Freeman.
who survived his wife Caroline, late Robertson, and
John and Grace Freeman their children. and JOAN
Poke and Sarah his wife, late Robertson, dts.
The defendants except the three frs; ns:ned)
not having entered their appearance and given secu
ry according to the act u! assembly and the rules ct
this court, and appearing bv satisfactory evidence.
that they not inhabitants Of this country; it is Or
dered that the said defendants do appear here the
first day ofh January term, and the bill
ct the plaintiffs; and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted IN newspaper published in
the city Of Richmond, FOR two months successfully,
and posted tn, front door of the capitol, in the said
city. \. copy. Tcstc.
20 W.. & PrNDLFr"N
ETiRGlNiA. Al rules ho!,en in the clerks Office OF
the superior court of chanccry sor the Rchmcn.
district, the I'd lay OF Angus, 1850 Robcr' Ming, Ro
bert Temple and iohn Skyrer, pitts. agains; Rchard
Patterson, James Cooke, !ho1 Floyd and James
Fox, dts.
rhe defendant Richard Patterson no; having enter
Cd his appearance and given se.Tity according To the
act ct assembly and the rules of this court, and ap
prarinE, y satisfactory evidence that he is in
ha5tant of this country it is ordered, that the said
defendant DO appear here the frs, day of the
tia, cory o this der he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
mcrtss successfully, aud posted at The front door of
Tie c.pito', IN The SAID city. copy. Tese,
70 WV & PExpIwToN c. c.
E{@itGINiA:-N rules, Lo!dcn in The clerks office
~ ot tie superior court ot c'aucery for the Ricn
roHd district, The 9th day of September 1880 Joseph
Scott and Caroline II. his ifr, and John Robertson
and iGlbc;h hs wife, pits. against Dahney Miller,
sheriff of Amelia county. and such, adm'or with
the will annexed of Ez ,he,h Booker, decd. John l.
Towncs, Joseph Smith and Judith his wife, and other
dts.
The defendants John l.. Townrs, and Joseph
Saith and judith his wife, not having entered their
appearance and given security according 10 the act
oi Assembly and tn rules Of ;his court and il appear
ins hy satisfactory evidence, that they inhab.
itans of this country: it is ordered, that the said de.
Pendants do appear here the Grst day Of the
January term, and answer the bill uf the plaintiffs; and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published IN c CITY of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door of
The capitol, ~ the said city. copy. Teste,
70 Wy. &. PESDLEToS, 4. C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

'UT@oUIIfTdII I1 UF DTSIIJT HOD.FRIF
FgNWELVE Funeral Sermons drrvcfod in Now
" rk. and elsewhere. on 3ccasion Of the death
of tho Right Rev. John Henry Hobart y -. Bishop
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church. in The sta. or
Nov l"rk--'o winch w'll be prrfych. sketch cf
thc life and character Of this eminent Prclatc with
Portrait from valuable original Painting, to be- On
grovcd by an eminent Artist.
The Work VIII be printed in handsome style, and
delivered 10 black cloth. nt he low price VI one dol
lar. Subscriptions received by
dec COLLINS g. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

NIRGlNlA-At rules holden tho CLERKS Office OF
superior oi chenccry for the Richmond district the
LIST day n November, 1890 Robert Rves pn against VIM
Gliai, adnor Of Seymour Scott dec, SAID Vim Ciat
and John G'ia, III their rights VIM G Iendeon aud
Herbert s. Clajiorne, dfs.
The defendant John t,la; having entered appear
ance and given security according to tie oG Assembly
The rules Of this and appearing, by satisfactory
dence that Inc is pahiaui ~ this country: IL
ed that the sad dciendao do appear here tile 10Th day
the nest January and the bill # the plaintiff
that COPY Of this order be iortiw h inserted nes
paper published in tho city 81 Richmond for months sue
crssvely, and posted the front door al r capitol ia the
sald city copy. icsie VS.. g. IrSrtgroN, &. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
Ladies Souvenir Note paper.
SO M ETIHlNG NEW

hNE case, continuing green, brown and blue silk
~ Umbrellas, made for city lrado, received and for
J. nj reduced prices. nj r IT, JENKINS
Mcrno Shawl, Linen md Fancy Dry Good Storo.
dec ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

= Odce, December Rules 1850:
william andersen, complt.
against
John 'abeil Betsy abel, and ames Cabel
htlrs Of George Cabe, decd, "elS'
hc defendant John Cabel not having his appear
ance and gvoi security ACCORDING the Of Assembly and
Inc 'ucs OF 'hs Court and appearing by satisfactory
ccncc That he Is not nhabau of this country order
ed, that The said defendant do appear hcr the first
the nest March term and answer the bill uf the plaintiff and
that copy OF this order be forthwith the Cosiitu
tona wing, newspaper published in c Cry of Richmond
or Two months nccevey and posted the front door of the
Court House cf this county
81 COW TrNc. LOFTIN N. IIlETr 1,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

WHITE LARoR or THE COUNTRY AT rue
FEET OF THE TAvoREs SLAVE owxEr
OF CAROLINA"
The high duties have raised the pr,-
ces on coarse woolIens thirty. three aud
one-third per cent. W.hs pays this tax ?
Mr.. Niles says the consumer. Ito
should have said the farmer. Who
pays for the coats which the lawyers,
the doctors, the carpenters, the black
smiths, the parsons and the printers
wears They are ALL paid for by tho
farmers. We all make our living out
OF the labor Of the farmer. He alone
produces; and we ALL tax him with
our maintenance. Is il net prcposte-
rous then to say, that any policy. or
any tax which enhances the cost Of ar
ticles which he does not make, and for
which he is compelled to pay, benefits
the farmers
But we have seen that Mr.. webstcr's
desideratum is "a lasting UNION, both
OF sentiment and conduct" and that
the maxim is 10 bs protection TO A.
merican industry in all its branches. -
:. one and indivisibIe. ," Such was the
maxim which Mr.. Clay proclaimed az
Cincinnati. This. IL il m~ans any
thing. is q declaration to abide the ia
riff. as IL noD is.
Let Us apply the maxim to the tariff.
There were imported, in 1879. vine. paxin,, A..
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

his betrothed--to die BY the haad Of
Rupert sf Merton!
May Gosl deal in mercy with their
herce spirits.' said the priest ia q
trembling voice. And the people muir
INJURED. 'amcn.'
The lady Eleanor died in the cell Of
convent, after living Tor years with a
w',hcred heart and weary spirit--in
that dream-like apathy Of feeling--,ha,
cold, dull terpor Of despair, which is
broken only by the releasing touch Of
death.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24
POLITICAL.
From the Atlantic Sou, CUR for 1851.
TIE PASSION FLOWER,
IT ,. q. ppIcar


After the cr.ri6xioa of the or,l the eleven a; :
c,pics rctrrsi % Of the mountains about Jc,,,
salem, where they remained an night In ths
n'oruinE they Uncovered flower, before uukpo~
!" ,hem which, from lis singular cuaforn.atio,
anu myseersoas appcarwncc, they lenominat.,sl thu
passion howcr.-tlssicr from Palestine.
Conc vas the glory az Ju,lsa's crown,
Aud q,seneh'd that promiscd siar,
DeIose ~hose light the nations should fall down.
And worship from afar.
And night caspc DER yuslca; deeper r,oom
Shadow d that feeble thrvny,
Ihss now To Carmel. frosu tlsc Saviour's tomb.
Wound moarufully along.
Through tho long, mconlcss hours they linxes',
thcrr, a>'
Wet nv the dcws Of even.
And on the viewicss pioions of the mir,
Their pr,aycrs went up 70 heaven.
And ever, when the shifting brccze. stirred
The plant boughs Of palm,
Or nestled in her tree tn unquict birl
Breaking the midnight calm,
Their quick cars caught The mechanically Soor5
And detected eve
Amid the decprnd shadows WANDERED round.
AZ 1.-THE LorJ drew nigh
And then upon their aching sense would prcss
That loud uncarthly ery,
Wrung from their master i'm his last distress
VI mortal agony.
Morn glo~d upon the mountain strange br;ch,
flowers,
Like diamonds chased in gold,
Tat nc'er before had shonc in fcids or bowers
Their mystic leaves unfold
And in each blossom, 10 . the cross appcarx.
The thoruy coronal,
The nails, the pillar. and the Roman spcars.
glory eirciing all.
Then, saercd flower their grief wa, cha,y,i .,
praise,
And dropping sorrow ncd.
Since Inc who babe tho bloom, they knew could
raise
Their Saviour from the dead.
THREE dsys within the gravc's unbrokcn gloom.
The hope Of Israel slew,
nree mournfni days around his guarded tomb
The holy watch vas kept
Ana n.. from that hour, wherc'er thy buds expand,
Thou ART az flowers the pride,
Of him the crucifcd.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

IRON the NEW ESGLASD WEEKLY REVIEW.
THE TWO BRIDEGROOMs.

The sun went down on the plains Of
Palestine, tinging with a redder hu.
the dark stains Of bsttle. The infidel
had retired; and the field, from whence.
but little time before, the cIang of
arms went up into the still skies Of Sv.
ria, where the brazen helm and the
pale crescent gave back their double
Hood Of sun-iight-and where the CHI .
valrous lances Of Christendom bore
down the inidel sci.netar. Law silent
beneath the darkness-save when some
stiiied grosn, or muttered prayer Of the
dying, told that the work Of Death was
yet unfinished.
Bravely had Rupert Merton and his
bosom friend. the young Knight of An.
seln. borne themselves in the terrible
strife OF that day. hut, in the las,
struggle-just as the vast sea of tur-
Dams and scimetars rolled backward
from the fierce onset Of the Christian
chivalry, they had been separated from
each other; and Rupert, with a bodiue
heart, discovered that his friend was
not among the weary and war.snent
soldiers who gathered together in the
Syrian twilight, with those mingled
emotions OF pain and triumph, which
victory, attained only by bitter sacr;.
hces' must always inspire. lie turned
away from the congratulations Of his
kn'ghtly brethren, and sought the
bloody scene VI the recent encounter
Fearful were the sights and sounds
which panied the senses of Rupert
merton as he stole watchfnlIy amou.
the CHASTITY wrecks Of tho fierce death
grapple. On one hand lay the tall and
graceful form Of the Moslem, With his
brszen hemiet and light armor. and on
the other. the s,alwart Knight Of Chris
tendon, g'rded in his cumbrous armor.
Ike thrown down statue Of iron. with
his cross-handled sword still erasncd
IN a hand which might never more In
ats heavy gauntlet. The writbing forms
Of the dying were around him-their
ghasuy eountenanees turned upwards
20 the dim twilight--with here and
there friend bending an1iuusly over
them. Rupert hurried onward. A low
moan at his side at length arrested al,
atteniion. lie paused, and by the dim
light he saw the familiar coantenanss
OF has friend. The helmet was off,
and there was CHASTITY pa;eness in the
features which faintly smiled upon him
Robert 81 Ansslp had fallen.
Rupert knelt At bis side. The
wounded man, rallying his latest eDer.
gies, mermured family" Merton, tell
my lady love how ! have fallen. L.,
her know that her knight died in his ar.
NOR, a. Knight shoeld die There
we struggle IN his CHASTITY features
--his lips moved--the ear of Rupcr,
listened in vain.
Peace to thee, valiant knight !''
said Rupert Merton. a. he rose from
bending over the inanimaic fern of he
friend" 4 Taycr never lard lance IN
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

1he'WheeIing Compiler, on the au-
ihoriiy Of recent experience by some Of
the shopkeepers Of that place. recon-
mends tie use 81 hogs lard, 10 lumps,
- substitute Tor sperm OIL. The
light Afforded is SAID to he equal. and
IS much cheaper, than that u the oil.
The discovery is not new Oae.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

vain; the whsls village was now .
smoking heap OF ruio., and every man
looked at his neighbour. aud inquired
what could have become Of the dcfen-
ders of il. A few blackened corpses
attested the fact that this gallant band
OF three hundred preferred horrible
death on their own hearths, to crafty.
ing the Russians by suffering them.
selves to bs bsyoOeted ~ they fled.' +"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

congrc'. VII II on 'te % Dec
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

rest, and q werthier never knelt az the
shrine Of beauty" And he left him
to the Loneliness Of the gathering night.
which now hung over the battle. field
with the darkness Of q funeral Dali.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

CHARLEsTOSvN, JEFFERsON WEDNESDAY, NOVE,BI
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

There were imported, in 1893, vines paving a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18
FROM BUENOs AYREs

ne editors OF the Philadelphia Gazette are indebt
ed to Mr. Sanderson Of The Coffee House. for files of
bueno5 AyTes papers to March 18TH per brig J. Ash
man Captain Burkhaft. The J. Asiirnan touched off
Pernambuco, cath March
ne negotIahonwlth the interior governments have
entirely failed. and rupture between General PaS
oi CoTdova, and Buenos Ayres, is piobablo Should
that be the case, Santa Fe, Entrerios I'd Correnies
W'ii make common cause with BuenosA yres To effect
theiattcr object, offensive and defensive league has
been formed between Santa Fe and Corrientes with
an understanding that all proper measures shall be
used to make 1t extend to Buenos hyres and Entfc-
rios.
General Qurogu returned to Baanos Ayres after
having been defeated by Paz, and was received ra-
iher az conqucror than orc who had uttered
reverse
me Argentine News says
General Pazs official despatch ofthe battle Of the
18th ult. has been received as likewise Cordova
newspapers 10 the lst instant. According to them
General Qulrogus loss has been 1900 prisoners, n
mong them one general and 4 superior officers; 50
officers KILLED. number Of privates Filled not known
pieces Of artillery, 700 stand Of arms, large
quantity OF swords auces, and ammunition, &c CARTS
2OoO head OF black cattle, 5000 mules great num-
Der OF horses, eur, wine, baggage, and some gold
and silver. General Paz estimates bis whole loss
az 80 men, including Lieutenant Colonel, and two
captains killed
Great excitement prevalcFsri the city; and large
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18
Eom dc Nafionnr Journal.


Case Of tantoine Dupuy.-Our readers will rccol
lect letter, published in this paper the 22d of
February last, from Mr.. ANTOINE DUPUY late Post
master at New Orleans, to the Postmaster General,
putting down he prcpostcrous and malignant attempt
of Mr.. BARRY to place him in the attitude of de-
iauter to the amount of sir Eowscnd dollars In the
letter referred to, DR. DUpUy showed that SO far
back the i4th of April, 1929, he had transmitted
to he Postmaster General the receipt of the Cashier
of the Bank of the United States at New Orleans
for fire thousand dollars for which sum no credit was
given! Mr.. y. also stated tina, he appeared by his
account and really was debtor in the sum
of $500 4l, which he was ready to pay so soon as
the accounts of the Office should be adj listed so as to
correspond with his own, and he should be advised
of Mr.. BARKY's readiness to cancel his bonds
receiving the money. The subsequent history of the
intercourse between Mr. DUrUY and the Postmaster
General will appear from the subloned letter, and
exhibits Mr. BARRY as, either through ignorance of
figures, or designedly, attempting to nlisreprescnt
his conduct and character order to Justify the act
ut disrnissng him from Office under the Jackson sgs-
tenn Of "Rewards and Punishments." If there be
feature of Prescription more odious than ano-
tier, is the dastardly zeal of the don nant party
destroy the reputation Of those whom they deprive
of employment.
Mr.. DUpUY's last letter is rs follows:
NEW ORLEANS, 22d April 1880.
SIR received, about three weeks ago. Mr. J. w.
LANDS letter OF the nth February, answer my
respects of the SOth January to you, in which he
acknow Wedges the sundry pointed out in my
aforesaid letter, and reduces the claim of the Gene
raj Post Office against from $5953 Cd to SSH Id
for which latter sum have the honor of re
uniting you, here enclosed. certificate of depose
IN the United States Branch Bank. You will observe
that the certificate is dated the 7th inst. that is if
teen days ago, but my occupations have since
been such, chat have had time to address yor
sooner After having fully satisfied yourself tina,
the General Post Office Department has no further
claim against as late Post Master at ibis CITY
beg you will please cancel the bonds subscrihct
as Post Master. Jointly with Messrs. J. B. Plauche
ard Nicholas Girod my securities, and have then
returned 10 me, or, if this is customary, to fur.
| nish me with such document as will exhonorate
r,y bondssnen nd myself from any further RESPONSE
bilty towards the government
have tue homer to remain, Sir, your very obed
emit servant. 4. DUPUY.
W. 7. BARRY, ESQ.
Postmaster General, Washington CITY,
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