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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09

NIRGINIA-At rules, holden in tho clerks Office
of The superior court of chancery for the Rich
mond district, the 9TH day of October 1880: James
Lyle, adm'or de bonis with the will annexed Of
James Lyle, SEN, decd, pf against Paulus a. T..
irving, CAtbarine Gamble and other dts.
II defendant Catharine Gamble not having enter
ed her appearance and given security according to
the &C of assembly and the rules of this court, and
il appearing by satisfactory evidence that she is not
inhahi,ant Of this country it is ordered, that the
said defendant do appear here the first day of the
January term, and answer the bill of the plain
tf; and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
cd in some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond, for two months successfully and posted at the
front door of the capitol in the said city.
70 A copy. Teste, WV. G.. PENDLET0N, g. 9.
I'm CHANCERY. In Hcnrco County Court
2 Clerks Office, July Rules, 1880:
Henry l.. Cater, Plif.
against
William NJ. Ciopton and Beverly Clopion, dts.
The defendant VIM. NJ. Clopton not having entered
bis appearance and given security according to the act
0f Assembly and the rules Of this court and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhab
Of this country is ordered that the said defend.
ant DO appear here the first day Of the next Decbr
term, the bill of the plaintiff and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond for two months sue.
cessvely and posted at the froLt door of the Court
House Of this county
6S copy. Teste,
eo2m LOFTIN N. Elicit. C IT. {.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09

NlRGiNA: At rules holden in the clerks Office of
the superior court of chanoery for the Richmond
district the 9th day of September 1880: James Neal
ptf against David Street adm'or of Merr W eat er
Hurt deed, Josephus Hurt, and Champion G. NJ Mar.
able, dts.
The defendant Champion c. NJ. Marable not having
entered his appearance aud given security according
to the act OF assembly the rules OF this court and 1t
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not ara
nhabitant nt this country; 1t is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here first dav of the mex.
January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy of this orle be forthwith inserted, in some
newspaper published in The city of Richmond for two
months successvey, and posted the front door of
tie capitol, in the said city. COPY. Teste.
60 WIN G. Pt<pt r.r,< p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09

" iRGSiA: AT rules, holden in the clerks Office OF
the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the Cd day Of August 1880: Manuel Judah
pitt. against Abraham Block & Fanny his wife, and
Hayes ]. lsaacs, dts
The defendants not having entered their appear.
ance and given security according TO the act at
oily and rules of this court and it appearing, by
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
country: it is ordered, the said defendants do a
pear here on the first day of the January term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of
published in the city of Richmond, for two months sue
cessively, and posted the front door oe the capitol
in the said city. copy. 'Teste,
69 WNI. @. PENnLErnN e e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09

NiR6iAlA: at rules, holden in the clerks Office
" OF the superior court of Chancery for the Rich
mond district the 5th day of July 1885, William Dun
ford and Edward unford who sue by Php Dunforl
their guardian and next friend, pitts. against John
England and VIM. England i'm their own rights. n as
eN'ors o. Nm. England deed, Thomas England and
other dts
The defendant Thomas England not having en-
.ereo ms appearance and given security according
10 the act OF assembly and the rules of this court
and appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that he is
not an nhabant of this country: 1t is ordered tina,
the said defendant do appear here the first day
tue next Janry term, and the bill of the plain
tfs; and that copy of this order be forthwith in.
serted IN some newspaper published in the city OF
Richmond, for two months successfully, and posted
ut the front door of the capitol, in the said city.
% Acopy Teste, WIN. G PENpLsroN, c. C.
NIRGlNlA:-At rules holden in the clerks Office Of
the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the LIST day of May, 1885, James Bream plf
against Thomas ~. Mitchell, James Innis, BENJAMIN
Dawson and Matthew Wallace and other dts
The defendants Ben amin Dawson and Matthew Wal
lace, not having entered their apr earance and given
cur according to the act of assembly and the rules
OF this court and it appearing, by satisfactory ev
dence that they are not inhabitants of this country
1t IS ordered that the said defendants do appear here
on the first day OF the January term and answer
the bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in the city of Richmond, for two months sue
cesSvely, and posted at the front door of III e Capt.
tol in the said city. copy. Teste,
oS WIN. g. PENDLETos, c. c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The packet ship Pacific, al New York, brings
Liverpool papers TO the i7'h aud London to
the 10th ulf, F"I the following arrang ement
OF the int lIigeoce we are indebted 10 the Eve
ming Post.
The article Of English intelligence which first
strikes the eve, Is the announcement of the
death Of Mr.. HuskiSson, on nccoun, Of which
melancholy event the colamns o. the Liverpool
papers Of the 9Th are 10 mourning. This dis
ingushed statesman expired Oh tue evening OF
the 10th, in consequence OF wounds that day
received by being run over by one OF the Liver
pool and Manchester railway carriages The
particulars are related nj great length in the
Liverpool journals, o some passages ofiheir ac-
counts are placed among our extracts. Our
readers are aware that great preparations had
been made for the opening of the great raIway
between Liverpool and Manchester, which is
now near enough completion Tor all purposes
Of commerce and travelling. Tho 18th of Sep :
TENDER was The day appointed for the ceremo.
nv, aud the Duke OF ellington, Prince Ester
hazy, and great humber OF tue most dislin.
gurshed men Of the Kingdom, had assembled nj
Liverpool by invitation, to be present ON the
occasion. The ceremony was conducted win
great spiendour. and was witnessed by an
immense multitude. The carriages prepared
for The procession were twenty -eighi IN humber,
and were capable Of accommodating eight
hundred persons. At seventeen miles from
Liverpool, the engines were stopped TO take in
a fresh supply of fuel, and during the delay
several gentlemen descended from the car
risges, with the purpose Of walking on the road
aud examining its construction. Among the
Number was Mr.. Huskisson. lie was returning
TO the carriage, and had approached that part
where Mrs. Huskisson was sitting, when CATCH
ing tbe eye ofthe Duke Of Wellington. recog-
10 take the others extended hand. "Whie 10
the act of shaking hands, herald sounds
announced the approach OF the Rocket engine
On the opposite rail. A cry Of danger was
Instantly raised, aud Prince Esierhazy was
helpsd into the carriage, DIR. HuskssoD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

n Attorney in fact ior the own.rs, shall,
~ On the l3tt day Of December, 1880. (be
lns he 6rs, day of Campbell December Court, J
before the front dour oftne Tavern at Camp
bell Court House, occupied by MIR. Samuel Jof-
dan, expose to sale, 10y way Of public auction.
all the lands aud hats situated al aud about said
Court House, formerly the property of Anthony
aud John Kennedy, containing ~ the whole
ABOUT $40 acres The Tavern above mention
eds built upon part of this land, and from
we vicinity of,hese lands TO the Court House
'oeir generally level character and susceptible
y oil Improvement. they are deemed we'll ~or
Wy the attention OF enrerprizing men. The
lands will be offered for sale in lots, OF which il
Stxpecled pias will be exhibited on the day
0isalp.
Al the time aud place ofsale. my authority
y, 70 sel and the terms Of sale, (Which will be
noefa'') will be explicitly made known. A
PORTION oil the purchase money, say Ia will, il
ptobable. be reqnir ed in hand, and Tor the
residue credit will be given. which will be
.'aoe known on the day OF sale. Persons wish
n'S 10 vie" the lands. can apply ior informa
''oh TO Mr.. John Alexander, who lives in the
"e,ghoorhood. CHlSWELL DABNEY.
Oct. 81 "a,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
800 aEWARD.

1r1 ANAHAY from the Plantation oil the late
IIb john Thompson, near New London.
Campbell County, on the aight OF the End Of
this month, two Negro men, EMANUEL, about
81 year. old, has rather black skin,
is we'll built, and something like s feet or 8
mcles high. has lost some Of his sprer teeth
before. aud generally wears his hair long be
fore. Emaaue has been accustomed to plan
,a,lon business. but, Can make shoes and plays
on he fiddle. BOLUS, (someiimes called Bob. }
a muia,to man. % years of age, and about
6 Zee, high, has a scar on the upper lip, and a
bushs head, his hair long behind when spoken
tO, has an humble look. His best clothes are
of blue broad cloth, his hat Of black fur. Ii il
more Than likely that both these servants have
runaway fora Free State, and that they have
Free Papers. Bolus is man OF some address.
$40 reward will be paid for tlipra if taken in
Canpbtil OF Bedford County or $50 for each
ot them If taken in any other count, or $5e
each, II taxed oul OF the State aud secured in
jail. DAVID J. THOMPSON,
WA. ". AUSTIN,
HENRY BROWN,
Executors Of John Thompson, decd
Dcl 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
SPLENDID

ENHE subscriber respectfully infor ms the
public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line of business /;
and, also. that he has made arrangements
which will enable him At all times, aud al the
shortest notice. TO supply those who may favor
him with their patronage with Coaches, Gigs,
Barouches, or any other description Of Car
riages. from Newark a.. which is known
10 BE- the very best Mandatory Of such articles
in The ,porid. Arrangements have also been
made with manufactures in Philadelphia aud
New York. SO that any ordrr which may be
given can always be Immediately supplied.
The subscriber likewise continues "a carry
on the Carriage making business. aud IS pre-
Pared TO make Carriages of any description
which may be wanted by those who prefer the
home manufacture. He will. also do any kind
of repairs on the cheapest terms, and ia the
most punctual manner.
HENRY NJ. DIDLAKE.
Az. oO Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
RAM OVAG.

..,ur subscriber having taken the mouse ia'e-
,h :. occupied by A. F. Biggers, Cone door
,aioy Nss-rs. Lancaster q Marsh , pess Leave
70 M ..r,,r,,larly, OF his change Of situation
n 1a :, he same time, TO announce to them that
an oow on hand, aud is daily receiving his
s 1 'a,ply Of Groceries, which he Offers at very
ap os,css. either for cash, OF country produce.
TO- to- returns his warmest thanks to his ir'eads
for their former patronage Of nun, anu earnest
-, al situation will make no change IN his
~. .,s,onefs but rather be d means at gaining
Wv Wv, ,aany new ones, as the house which he
mn occupies. is not surpassed BY any in Ly"ch.
@ NV" for convenience and comfort, and is stu.
sts imme Iiately between Friends aad Martin
Warehouses
u. trades in all kinds of country produce,
.oa viz give the highest market prices for
Wheat and Flour. JAMES w. klDWELL.
Oct IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
s.aMA for Sale.

unDRsUANr 10 decree Of the county court
Of Bedford, the undersigned tColnmis>
.i,ners) will proceed to sell. at public auction.
On Thu, sdas the lllh November next, ON the
ryemises. the Land belonging to the estate OF
Gaorge Hackworth, decd. 60 Wits one tract
containing 243 acre, lying on MeDaniers
rresk. and adjoining the lands Of Thos. Left
,sis, and others. The above tract ofla,d has
y comfortable dwelling house FOR sms.i family
GOOD out house,. aud FIRST rate orchard. One
oih,r ,raci OF iand containing 226 acres, lying
an DAVID and rerrapin Creek. This tract has
a goo dwelling house and orchard. Tue above
lands are well adapted 10 The culture OF grain
and tobacco; a further description we deem I'M
neces safy as II is pre- sumed any person wishing
TO purchase will fire.. view the property. Inc
above ands will be sold on credit of one. two
sad fhree years, except as 10 80 dollars cash,
the purchaser gisiag bond with approved Sc
saray with deed OF trust on the land TO Sc
cure The payment 0 the purchase money.
THoS. WITCH, r.,
JAMES ADAMS,
JOEL LEE rWiCH, Son
MARK ANTHONY,
OBADIAH WEST,
Oct II IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
FRESH IMPORTED
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
By wholesale and retail.

~
\ENet have taken the Store next above Mr..
w Robert kyie's. aud almo>t directly OPP
poslc Messrs Mckee & Meem. where we
have received, land are now opening,) by
the Ships Delta IL Robin Hood, from l. Liverpool
choice selection of Hardware and Cutlery,
consisting Ia part of the following articles. viz
hniVes and Forks OF various qualities aud pr
Complete Sets Of Ivory handled Knives and
Forks, 90 and % ps
Pen and Pocket Knives. some very splendid
Scissors ofvarious qualities
Superior Tailors' Shears
Razors and Razor Straps Paste (Pomeroy's)
Shoe, Butcher and Cook Knives
Pad Locks OF every description
Stock Locks do
Knob Locks, 6.7 80 and 10, in 2 aud 3 bolts
I'll. chest and Cupboard do. common ADD good
quality
Close: aud Horse Locks-fiun Locks
Wrought Nails, Cut Nails aud Brads.
Pit, x cut, mill, hand panel and tenen Saws
German aud Cast Steel. London, spring, hand
and Panoei Saws.
Bned back Tenen Saws. a superior article
Pit, % cut, mill, hand aud tenen Saw Files,
best quality.
Walters aud Tea Trays. yers cheap
Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots
A good assortment of Saddlery
Mems aud Wo,neu's saddle Trees, good. ear
ticle
Mouse hole, Fosters and common Anyils
Black and bright Vices.
TruemaO' s'warranied Bellowses
Sledge and hand Hammers
Screw Plates, doube and single hand
Horse Shoe Rasps. Smiths Files
A complete assortment oi Files
Cast, Shear and Bislered Seel
An elegan, assortment OF Flint and Percussion
double and single barrel GUS, Shot Belts,
patent and PLAN
Powder Flasks
Bell Metal Kettles
Brass Candlpsticks, chamber and parlour
Stew Pans, new and useful article
A large and handsome ASSOC tneat of brass
mouoted Shovrls aud roaes, "a few sets
brassed all over. a superior article
| Brass And,rons. some very handsome
Brass mounted Wire Tenders
| Hair aud Wire S,l'crs, Wire Sleeves
Cast and patent Iron lea Kettles
Sh0e Hammers, Piacers, Nippers, &c.
| Best Awl Blades
Commode Knobs, Brass and Glass
| Butt, Table. Parliament, look and Eve II &
II. l.. Hinges Of all sizes, Brass Butts, dit
| ferent sizes
Wood Screws from 3-8 to 3 inches
Bed Screws. 8, & l-2 aud inches
| Sad lrous and Taior's Irons
Chissels AMI Gouges OF neatly every kind
/ A large assortment Of Carpenters bench and
| moulding Planes, direct frou, the manu-
| factory.
| II tedious to ennmerate any more articles.
Suffice II TO say, we have almost every article
in o,ir line, imported directly from the factories
OF Birmingham g. Sheffield We are connect
ed with house in Richmond, where almost
every thing i, imported that We may have oc.
casion to order; and should we not have any
particular article called for, j, will lie procured
by the earliest opportunity. This being a nov
establishment in this place, we hope, BY stric
attention 10 our business. with great desire ,s
please, TO merit public palronage--@e therefore
NEST respectfully invite the citizens of Lynch
burg and its vicinity-C0UNrRY MER
| CHANTS, and the public generally, to cal
and examine the QUALITY and PRICES O
our Goods before they purchase
THEO. ROBERTSON g. CO.
| Oct. In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
POETRY.
INDIAN SUMNER.

INDIAN SUM MEX.
The maple bongh is crimson'd DER,
And the broad fores, hills are bright,
The rivu.et hid in shades before,
Winds glimmering in the midday light
Sofiest Of winds, the southern gale,
Fills the gay woods with breathngs bland,
Wrinkles the stream AMI sweeps the vals,
And wanders Ger the pleasant land.
Soon Nv these bright autumnai days
Then clouds shall gather, winter then
Shall wake his winds, and littul rays
Stream faint INTO the naked glen.
But we will bide the rushing storm.
Tue frosty murns, the frowning skies,
I'LL the clear heavens again are warm,
And frozen clouds no longer rise.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
"a situation wanted,

~ fooNG MAN who has taught school for
a. 'he last five years,apd who can come we'll
.eHo'''n' nned, wishes employment for the en-
rs year as teacher, either IN n private
i,Il"'y' OF some respectable neig hbnrhood. -
~. qna'infd 10 teach the English Language
ssa",hancaiiy, Geography &c. also afew OF
branches OF The Ma'hematics.-Letle
{f'ss pai') addressed 'oA b., Campbell C.
Oct !. g.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

From he NeD York Com Adu. Oct. 81,
Late from Hdvre.-The ship Mil, Capt. Ro k
eli, arrived this morning from Havre whence
she sailed on the 9Th September. Genereiiy. all
was quiei IN France the disturbances al kouen
had term mated.
The accounts from the Netherlands were not
as pacific as at the last advices The hing had
refused to receive certain populations, which
had created some new excitement.
Since the above was in type we have been
favoursd with the following extract OF letter
dated,
HAvRE, Sept. o.
j" Some disorders have taken place at
Rouen, and other manufacturing owns, and
have affected injuriously the business Of those
places. Order has however been fortunately
restored, bst the Na'iopal Guard OF kouen was
obliged TO fire on the muiineers.
The Private correspondence of the Journal
du Hare, mentions that the government
of The low Countries, bad received n note
from his Majesty Louis Philippe l. in which
the King Of ihe French Offers ihr assistance OF
several tho isand soldiers 10 Belgium in case
forrign aid shoJId he found necessary TO
repel the attacks of Prussia or any other pow
er.
The nomination Of NJ. Talleyrand as ex-
traordinary ambassador 30 LONDON. which was
MT made known uniil the Sth September was
unsstis factory TO many people, who saw
with pain She man " of two reservations" he.
come the man Of the revolution Of 1890.
A letter from Paris OF the 9th, state, that the
movements OF the workmen bagan 10 be quiet
ell, and every body wa rejoiced AT The return
oil tranquility.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
TERMS.

vFor 81 per aana, payable in adssnss sn onlI,s
.poa will be received for lass , a the discretion
ass 10 5l,ors' until all are @ cents per
will DO is.e e az cents for each
.aars Cor less. the ., time ana must be paid for
continuance. Those from he ,symsnt assumed by
rsSa 4sspoa a LynshaSSss
ip.sfted for six dollars "a IN, Editors must be sp0
81 NJ =, ,ses will n' aoi be attended to
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-01
- NOVEMBER 9th. lN2J.
RAPPAH iNNOCK ACADEMY.
RSchnnnd nsc. ,Ilh. 1879

TTAVING ccceded nsprocuring the services OF
a Ill Mr.. Charles n. Leris, jun. as PRINciPAL, TO
be aided in the Classical Department, by Mr.. Sam
mel ID. Open Wuson (Son OF the Rev. Samuel B.
wilson of FredcrieksburQ.) tho Trustees oi this In
sttution confidently congratulate The pIblick, upon
the prospect OF again rsalZrg those benefits, which
it once so extensively diuscd; and indulge the
hope, that its enlightened pal ronage will obtain for
it the success, to which it's numerous, and acknow
edged advantages. cInincntly enttle it. For the
faithful, und Bile discharge of the duties assigned
him the best pledge will be found, in the UNIV cared
and pracsed zeal. with which Mr. Lewis has here
toforc aequ cd hrnsef in the profession Of his early
choice OF tho qualifications, and am able DISPOSE
stion, of Mr. Wilson, The most satisfactory testImo
mails have been adduccd, from sources the most un-
questionable When to- these primary elements Of
success, added others even better assured and
only second to them i'll importance, VIZ: urge and
eoInnodous Buildings, tlIe sulubrty OF whose site,
is individually tested, by the fact that for years past,
it has proved refuge of upfaIhng security 10 the
adjacent inba bants ofess fatouied spots. and for
the last seven years to the President himself and his
family with entire exemptionfrom autumnal disease,
remot enrss from every haunt or vice, and well
selected library of about 500 volumes. the Trustees
doubt that it viii be secure in the dlscernment
of in; egent pubick. Pie of instruction
will be SUCH as TO quofy students for entering Col
ege or the University aud will comprise the English
Latin aud Greek Languages Geography with the
use ofthe Maps and Globes, Arithmetic, AlgebTo,
Geometry, Plane and Spherical 1'rigonomclry, and
the Theory and Practice OF Surveying. The moral
aud religious instruction of the youth committed TO
bis care, will be primary object and Will be Incul-
Gated npon every fit OCCASION The best foundation
for pety. virtue and useful knowledge By the Prn-
cipa and his Assistant. The exercises VIII commence
the 5th of January, 1880, terminate on the ION
of December following, with vacation Of one month
in the summer Terms for Board and Tuition inclu-
ding washing, $40, each boarder finding bis own
bed. bedding, towel and candles.
! Address,to the Principal, Bowling Green, Caro-
line County Va till the Of January; aud afierward
! 10 him or tot the President, Rappahannock Acade
nv JOHN H. BERNARD,
J o9 c&.dif President
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-01

Deed. OF Trust executed Ia John Nj ARMS
tead and William Daniiitse, by W il!inn Morris aud
Naceila his WIFE, the eighth day at !' l'3
o:,ntenih Gay OF February, lS23-and
Charles Gay, by the said iIam Morris,
oi July, 1923 all ut which deed, recorded III the Hastings
Court Of OF Rtmion: shall proceed sell
premises the 18th day OF February money.
the purposes therein nientone Lots pieces parcels
oi Land, the of Richmond, known aud distinguished in
the plan of the said CITY, No l7) three hundred and forty
and No (552) three hundred and fifty which
aud snuh his deed hearing tl'e the
June, 1925 and admitted 10 record IN the ceT office
Court o Hastings cuy,and which are
extensive brick buildings, used warehouse, aud Cor oer
puses also three oibsr Lots pieces parcels of Land,
known and distinguished the plan of said CITY, by number
(342) three hundred and number three bundled
three (lS), and uurper three hundred aud forty
h, all other buildings aud improvements hereon which pro
perry conveyed TO the said William Morris, by
deeds for undivided n,oiees thereof made
of june. 1926 Richard Gregory aud Elizabeth his
wife aud John Pesn, aud Wilson Gregory she other made
day. by Joseph Dudley of Chesterfield
both admitted clerks Office Of the Musings
Court city also other oi piece parcel Land
three hundred and 346), which conveyed
William Morris. by William a Smith and Sarah Smith, BY
their deed bearing date the 10Th day of September, 1926,
admitted rerord clerks Office of the Hastings CourI
1 the city aforesaid.
The Trustees have known the tile the foregoing
properly he qietioned but they will only convey that which
is vested 10 themselves.
JOIN NJ. ARMTSTEAD, \
j $sS&F3S, g
| Richmond. iec. ,1ih. 1879 -