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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-20
Sept. @.


i eo,a"eery IN Sheserheid county court, July IL
Sterling Ford, Emiron w. Shelton, and John I;sI.
surviving partner Of himself and VIM. Neale, late
partners, trading under the firm OF William Neale g.
Co.. Pitts.
John e. Mary F., and Sarah ]. Porter infants OF ten
der years, by John Porter, Senr their guardian and
next friend, Ds0.
This day this cause to be heard on the bill.
answers and exhibits. and argued by counsel On
consideration whereof the doth adujge order and
decree, that Silas Cheaham of the said Isaac ID
Porter decd. do render before Lawson NunnaIly one
oil the commissioners Of this court account of the
administration OF the estate Of the said Isaac d. Por-
ter, decd by the said administrator, showing the a
mount OF assets OF the said estate in the hands of the
said administrators il any, and the debts if any, which
have been paid by the said administrator charging the
lands oil the said Isaac d. Porter decd i'm the hands of
his heirs and the commissioner is further directed
TO state account Of the real estate Of the said
d. Porter and OF the profits thereof since the nsttu-
ton Of this suit; and also after advertising for eight
weeks in some ne wspaper published in Richmond, Tor
the creditors oil the said estate TO in and present
their claims, that the said commissioner do state an ac
count OF the debts due from the said estate including
those claimed by the plaintiffs which accounts the said
commissioner directed TO report here with any
ters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required by any OF the parties.
p. poiNDExTER, elk.
The parties interested will please take notice. that
have al pointed the 9th September next TO commence
the accounts directed by the foregoing ORDER on which
day they required to attend the Clerks Office of
Chesterfield county court, with their proofs: and the
creditors OF the said Isaac d. Porter, decd requir
ed at the same time AMI place. produce their claims
before me, with their evidence to support the same
LAWSON EUNNALLY,
Commissioner G. c. C..
July 90. 23-wsw
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6tTEAM BOAT RAPPAHANNOCK.-T new
~ aud elegant Steamboat RGppohannOck Captain
Fsirbank, continues &c ply be tween Baltimore and Fred.
eicksburg, leaving the latter Pare every Wednesfay
a, O'CLOCK, M and Baltimore the same hour every
Sunday. She Is Boat Of upwards of three hundred
TONS and is second t. in pint of noa,ness cGor
and 'peed. Her Boiler is Of copper, and her engine
and hull OF the best workmanship. The main cabin 10
on deck, lofty and airy. aud 6d up In style OF gses
elegance. Her upper deck 10 very excessive, and af-
fords fine promenade. The ,asnery OF the RaPPahan
mock Is Of exquisite beauty and vaieyihe banks pre-
renting alternately bold and woody promon es hithly
cultivated fields, and pleasant villas In her trips NJ
aDS dOwr, The beat in the RIVER during the day lime,
that the tourist will aiwsysbe enabled 10 behold The
scenery.
Travellers from the Southern country, reaching
Fredericksburg, in stages CT private conveyance, will
nd his boat agreeable change in their prosrsss
che North; whilsi parsons from the Northern Siaies,
visiting che Virginia SPriDg', viii, by taking the Boat
Baltimore be enabled TO reach Ffeders 'burg with
little fssue, end iess expsb'e than bv any route
THOMAS KNOX, Agent Fredericksburg.
A. FALLS 81 CO. Agents Baltimore.
July % 23-.SH
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Nl OrICE.-By virtue of deed of trust executed to
lE the subscriber by John r. Price, the 23d day OF
April 1927, and duly recorded in the Cumberland Clerks
Office the 2sth day of May, 1877, for purposes therein
mentioned, shall proceed TO sell said tract of land
mentioned Inv the said deed, the premises, 10 the
highest bidder. the 18th day oil October next for cash
The of land lies within nile of Rane's Tavern
and is believed TO contain about 40 so acres be the
or less The subscriber believes the title
TO be good, but will only give such title is vested in
him by said deed. JOHN W. WILSON, Trustee.
Sept. 49, 36-w5w
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From the Albany Argus.
THE UNITED STATES BANK.

Ffom the beginning, The Incorporation and rs-ineor.
pofhion Of this Institution, has been div ding limo be
,ween the Democracy and Arisoeracy Of this souniry
exceptions have existed, 10 true, al every period OF
oor history; but they have been rare, and be as
uIpeo 70 areular eircumssDees, rather Than 10 any
soor,os,oo OF The general proposition Equally rare
bave bssn The ehsDE Of opif ion In favor of the bsnk
or o. me expedieuey n renewing the charter. The
general sosr'e Of events has been 10 soi 6rm and
"ssgDen Toe ONCE ions OF i's opponents, aud 10 add
o their number. Its an ansmalors and s,,,kjnS ssss
10 Ve en- hdlvldual OF Prs's, at al prominent " eios
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STAoGe The westesn route. running IN IN. ,o,,,
- s,ds o. James river to LynShburg. issvee Rich.
u mono every Monday, Wednesday. and Friday. a, 8
IT, a. NJ. ana arrives Lypchburg the q, day.
unner from thence the line continues (eond uetcd
oy WIN; smith. dlrsetto the White sulphur Springs,
where Porte, Beden'' iins 70 Glysndo to 1. INFER
., eeo. otsnen Iiom the lin. above Lynsbburg.
AZ Raine's, in Cumberland eeuaty, ,bs Richmond
route intsrsecs the Soubsrn line from Ftsdesksburx
oy Issrsv's 70 Georgia. whtsh passes HAmpdsp Sid
ory College. The best Troy Coaches and good te,ms
are on TIE Ine Nth 'kilful, sober, and attentive dri.
ve The travel performed throughout 10 In. Spring,
cav nsh'. Fare from Richmond 70 III. Whit. Sui.
Hotel. Risbmons. o"''"
- U'Ah baggage, whether belonging 10 passengers
VI oy tho stage, a, the rick Of the owners thereof
A PATTERSON,
,.,,.. oa Proprietor Richmond & Lynchburs Snsec
10y 80 23-H
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From the Ho,top cosrIer

AFTiMAsoERI.-- perceive tbs, soms spony.
nous maker OF Prssidsn,s at Phisdspbla, hiss nom1.
na'ed John Quincy Adams Tor hat Office. Our anti.
masons iends will no, be under the pese,ssy OF
log snY fur'be; II they nominate b,s Al their Bin.
more Convention, ouS word ioT H. he viii show bio,,sI,
too pure patriot 10 decline the trouble otths sss,,s
or The donors Of The ofhte, " he should hSno.n ~, ~
sueessfaI. He has read The story Of B,gss .aa ~.
Spider with too much attention 10 la6t spoo .,,"i
defeat With dsspsr. II sir. Rosh hss p,Io, s,,"o ~
'pe superior thfee' from hiV'pg been he more violent
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HLOUCESrER LOW GROUNDS FOR SALE
N by the last will oil the late DR.. Gain, Dean the
subscribers arc authorized TO SELL and they now Offer
Tor sale, his v,Iuabls E,at' lying Ware River la
The county OF Gloucester, in the State OF snis about
three miles from the Courthouse, Contsiniag $50 scrsr
nearly Tho Whole Of which is low ground, and about
Ioo acres are cleared, and in high eul:iys-
oon wei adapted to the growth Of Indias Corn Wheat
and Briey. There is spacious Dwelling House ard
an oher necessary out houses, in good repair on hi,
Estate, situated on the bank OF the River Fish and
oysters Of The hest qualify taken In tight OF the
House more minute description IL deemed unne-
csssary as is presumed any person wi.hing to pur.
chase, YIN h'si exauine the premises which will be
shown by the manager Me-. G. w. Bllups A purchaser
oil the land can be accommodated with many slaves
as he may require 10 cultivate IT, and also tho farming
utensils and stock Of every description The time II
payment will be made 10 suit the purchasers For fur
Their particulars letter TO Cbtoph err Tomp
s'n.; AZ mahe"s Courthouse, Va, will meet dus
sn'ion' CHR TOMPKINS,
JOHN ID, JARVIS
HENRY w. TABB
Executors OF Gains ID ap, dec
May TO- I22-Y6
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OHN ~ GORDON CO.-Gs aow reseiv,pg
- rom New York, PhiIsdsIpbia, Boston, and b .lu,
more, their Fall Supply OF GROCERIES,: many of
hs'e goods have been purchased with money, and
ea'efuliy selected by J. N. Carton. They now Ole
or sale.
80 hhds 81. Ctoix. Porto REQ and Orleas. sugar
l3o bags prime green S. Domingo and foe old Java
ccfso
20 boxes sipsls and dsubls refined and lump sugar
70 shcst' gunpowdsr, imperisl, ard black teas
~ tons we'll assorted bar iron
do hoop, band and plating iron
do. Eogisb, American aud German steel
IL do. east md shear do.
ITO Boxss tin plste
IL Bags black pepper
400 Sides ,oio leather
80 Boxes bur sh raisins
80 Do soap
Cares shoe thread In b,iIs
Bales A'icaut red and white m ats a:ort,d sizss
80 Boxes sperm candles
1000 lbs cotton yarn, aro.ted from No. 4 10 Is
l35 Reams superior wrapping paper,
100 Boxes window gass, - 10 aud l0S IL
10 Bundles and barrels wrapping Irvine
IL Bsxes Whit,emore's coi.oa and wool card,
4 Bales almonds
Eogl.h Hand, Orleans and susa--horse moJasse,
Powder, shot and bar lead
Taliow esndles and sperm. oil
Bed cords and plough i'nss
AiIspee, ginger and nutnegs
Copperss, alum and ssl'petre
FoosssP, and letter paprr
Starch, indigo and tx blue
Stone wsre, assorted
Nova Ssoiis grindstonss
Ca,sis, pearl barley, sloss and mace
Cider vinegar and bottle eorks
Maskersi aud hsrtiugs
Sifters, segars, &s.
August g. OF @,
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:" Mvcs 1rT srnA,ss ussvSo'
A P0Ei,s DAUGHTER.

P0EiSs DAUGHTER.
Written for Miss .'. the request OF her fsthes.
HALLEcK.
A lady asks ThoIo was time
When, musical ss Psy-bcils chime
rha, sound would summon dream, sublime
or pride and Joy.
Blu, now the spell hath los, IL. s-ay.
Lifc's 6fst-botn f,ncics first decay,
Core the plumes and pennons gay
or young romance;
There loser but hsr ruins gray
And broken lance.
.rhis /, no world" SO Hos.pur said.
For "uhing 'ps" and ''mammets" made,
No longer in loves myrtle shade
I'm busy a the cotton trade,
And sugar limo.
'sTis youth, Ills bcasiy asks-ths sresn
"And growing leaves OF seventeen
"Are round her aud, half hid, half seen,
"a violet flower
"Nursod by the vir,~es she hath bsou
"from chlldhoodL hour"
Blind passion pie,urs-y.tf for this
We WOO the lifelong bridal kiss,
And blend every hopo Of bliss
Here who admired a serpcnts hiss
In Edcns grove
Beauty tho f,ding raineow's pride,
YOUTH twas tho charm of her who died
A. dawn, and, by her conin's side.
a giaudsire sisodsi
Age repgtheusd, like the oak, storm-,ried.
Vi mountain lands.
Youths coffin hush tho tals IL tells
Re silent, memoty's funeral bells
Lone in my heart, bor homo, 1t dwslls.
Untold till death,
And where the stave-mouud greeniy swsia
Der buried faith.
"But sho who asks hns rank and power
sand treasured 60 d, and bannerd tower.
"a Kingdom for her marriage dover,
Broad seas and lands,
"Armios her train, throne her bower.
"a queen commands ~
A quseni Earth's regal suns have set.
Where perishh Marie Antonettei
Where's Bordeaux nothsrf whore tie Ut
Black lsytien dame
And Lusitanias coronots
And Angouemst
Tho castle knseis befors the tows,
The monarch fears q printers hswS,
brick-baps range
Give me, in preference to q crown, =
Five shilIings change
"Anoher asks though drst among
"Thc good the beautiful, the younr,
i'Tha birth-right OF spell moro stroRe
ethan these hath brought herI
"6he is your kinswoman in song,
"a poets daughter ~
A poots daughtcra Could claim
Tbs consananinity OF fame,
Veins Of my iptelleciuai fsms,
Your blood would glow
Proudly, to sing that geptlost name
or aught below!
A poets Daughter! Bearer word
Lip hath not spoke, nor listener heard;
Fit ,hemc for song Of bse and bird
From morn till even,
And wini-hsrp, by the breathing stirred
Ofstar-lt heaven.
My spirits wia.s arc weak the fro
Poetic comes but to expire,
Her name needs not my humble Tyre
To bid IL 1.-Two
She hath already from her sire
All bard can give. August 31d, 1891.
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tNON Sale The seat called IthtfehaI, on ,he
Il Matspoby river, jus, above Wa,k.,,own ,an,.I.
ing: BY an old survey, s3s acre.. The terms will b.
made cosy by tho purchase money being amply sseur
cd, Apply 10 Mr. A. Brown, Immediately oppo.i,e.
H"ku" 10 IS 2,wts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-20
July 90.
1n T s%as s cssa o: T..S G'G ISL April
Thomas X. Billing, Arse. pfc.

Thomas X B'''' rs. A"''. ar" Attach,
Richard ID mis-, senr. Def.
YENHIS cay came ths Pjaiodf by his Attorney, ard
IL II being suggested o the court that Richard ID .n-
mis- sene the de'rniant in this action has, ,nce The
commencement thereo departed this lie, and that his
residence at the time OF hi, death beyond lin
lis OF ,hi' ate. IL h.rsfurr ordered by tn. court
that the eafe be con inued until hs su,sr
CT 'hs court, and that in the mesn time publication be
made Tor six suscssive ~s'ks In The Richmond En-
qui'er, a newspaper OF Rishmond, Virxinis) infcrm-
trg the said Rshard D'nnis sens " alive, and IL not,
hen his Executor or Administrator OF the pending OF
this attachment, and requiring the defendant or bis
legal representa- i've to appear and mske defence by
The nex't:rm OF this court, proceedings will be had
er parfe. Copy. Ts,t.
JOHN nj. JENKINS, Clerk.
August 80. 32-v6v
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From the New York Courier and Enquirer


STEPHEN SIMPsoN.-Tbe PsnnsyivAn Wing,
published by Stephen simpson, 10 as bitterly LoJe 10
General Jackson, and d'voi.d to Henry Clay, as the
Columbian Observer ard Mercury, under the same
editr, was devoted 10 tbs one and volen y opposed TO
the other Little IL s,id tbou Mr.. Simpson 10 Penn
s}lyanis: his former friends evnce by their silence
their regrets his unhlu'hpg spo,iacy, and his old
eniss repuhlsb his present e,ters, filled with folly,
6son, aud unparalleled vanity, a, triumph 10 heir
hopeless san,o 1t s charitable to bellows that he IL.
IN unsound state OF mind; for though TavDg st Ge.
neral jackson and revi'ing him Than bis bitter
enemies have done he is con,inusly recording pr oos
Of his generous coohdsnse-his stern frend,hip-bi,
open, m aDly and libetsl nature.
II must be so-Mr Simpson e'nnoi be In his 8 nsss,
because no man Gould live under The sha'se oil being
an aposiaie 60 open, reckless, and unfeseved and yet
svownE himself 10 be sane and collected al chs sans
time. We ate more strongly induced 70 snisr,sn hi,
Optblos, when we hear hin demasdisg OF The President
vauabis appointments, the g,ound Of his being a,
the ne ad Of iormdsbIs party, capable OF burlipg him
from his high estate-kbowipg At the ssme time ib A.
sir seven friends OF similar Ia huence all
that 10 left OF the vresk Of this great party We
amusing ourselves with ole Of his old psper. and
asiing what he then wrote with hi, present, opinions
He 10 fer Henry C7dy-,ake former opinion Of
him from his own pes:
resem bisDee, fgSiiuI simh,ude, a hesri-shbing
parallel between The characters and career Of Aaron
Burr and Henry Clay; resemblance fully borne
by the same talents, the vses. tho gggntis
snd reckless ambition, the same overweeLing conf.
dence, the daring prrAgsey, the same plausible
address, and iosinusting eloquenes same hssdops
| srasping al power, 10 hasse OF law, pubic opinion
shame and the loud and oeep OF en- Dsued, be.
irayed, and indignant people"
Among the victims selected for furious denupss ion
by Mr.. Sinps is his friend and psron Major ton
and the base manner and the foul ssDer,ionS adopted
towards ibis exsslleni and abused shew sonclu-
sivsy how heartlsss 10 bis prefeoi cslumniaioy.
The following 10 Mr.. Simpsons former opinion Of Mel
Ea or:
"yH,. Eaton's lener.--ws lament that the narrow
limits Of we, ky sheet prevents fom giving The
eogenl, firm, temperate, and eonsluhve leiisr OF Mr.
Senator EATON, ibs subj Of the Pres denisl bar
gain, aud Ml CLAr's NOBLE INN Speech The let
talented auihof Who 10 every respect, DO personal
and political, may be estimated ~ his RE
vKRsE Of Monty Clay. pure snd elsnicsl sshssr;
. hTm and enlightened slatssmsn; learned and able
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-20

hR RANDOLPH SEAWEII. and B,oth,, fav,
- - recently obaiosd judgment for Six Tbousard
Doiiar' by a,.w su Also, they will get large e.
n Sy me "ili Of Benjamin Ssawe!l. tsst uncle.
aesr Chsrlssios, or Georgetown.
Richmsnd, Sept 9. sSA,s
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May 10.

I'm CHANCERY.-A, a Court Of Quarterly SEES
,ions held for Louisa soun'y. at The Court house,
on Monday, Augu't the 9Th, 1881:
kole Dalton, administrators OF Peter agforI do.
csssed, pa
against
Elizabeth Crawford, widow ADD liz, Craw(or5.
Peer Crawford B,vsrly Crawford, Washioeion Cav.
lord Rsubfn Crawford, and VIM. Craw ford ebildrano
Crawford deceased; and William Disksrscn Peer
Dickerson, Elizabeth Dcker.on, Richad Dieh.
Jsmos Diekerson, Martha Dickersop s,,ab Dr.
SOD and John D:ekn'op, children CT Patty Dixie
.Sn' ues wn, vas Patsy Crawford, another ctiid OF
The said Ps'er Crawford de cd ard no d,ed IN IN, e
tme OF he sad Peter Crswfori, D.us
IN. day came the plaintiff by bio attorney, and Gid
his bill, and The defendants Beverly Crawfo,J W.
ing'on Crawford. william Crawford, William D.t.,-
son, Peter Dekefsop, Elizabeth Dekersen n chad
Dicker'or, james D!ckuson, MATHIS Dithsfson, S,rsh
Dicker'on, snd john ID ckersen, not b.vng ,n,s,ed
'htir appearance and given security ~ c,rdire IN ia,
and the rule, Of hi, Csur', ssd i, apps,ripe 10 h,
'antcon Of this Court ina, they are 90 Inhabitants
OF Ills STATE: On The motion of ibs pIiaiiG bv he
Counsel IL 10 ordersd ibM The said las, named dsfer
CAM, do appear here on the first day Of November
Ioar nsx,' ard apew'r the bill Of 10. Plaintiff, and
That copy OF this order be forthwith inn, red in .oms
newspaper Published 10 the City OF Richmond FOR Two
months sueee'sy'ly, md posted at The front door Of
cUpy o. IT,. county en- SONS Court day.
Co.. :, JOHN HUNTER. C. lie.
sept To- So sNs
MALL AND WINTER GOODS-Tbe snb1.,1-
oers viii receive, by the osxt vessels roro Lly-
e,potI 10 James River, largo supply Of the following
ran ana Wtnfer Goods, which they intend selling
on as favorable terms they be Obtained 10 anv
m'rket in the United States, viz:
Wilson's Kendall CoiioDs, No loo
Rose, Point, Striped and Whitney Biankets
Bue, Black, Olive, Brown, end new i,oev Landau
Cloths "
Blue, Black, Drab, Mkt, AID now fausy do. CASH
Double NJ lied Dab C'obs
SwausdowD and ToilaDet VssIIpgs
Extra White Fsun4ls
Bombsznes, Bombszeres, Plaids and CsmIeis
Green FfIzs' mancbe'tsr Cords sDd Yelvets
CdmoTiss Jaconeis, Cslisoes end Ging hans
Hose "" ma"
Gloves, Patent Threads, Sc.
July 49, 1s D,soge'
"a CARPENTER WANTED TIE sub c1,b(,
LM WIN give LIBERAL price for negro man who isa
goou Hou Carpenter, provided sp Hcaiion r. made bv
me 10Th Ssiember neH, Communications d,ree,ed 70
Iatin Point, Sufry county, will m 81 immediate at,,n.
tion. r. COcRE w,cdIs,S
AUg30 s2~SAw
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AND FOX SALE.-fss subssr,ter, Intending 10
ct isud In MsskIeuburg, Va iy;pg on Crab,r.. ana
C SIeeks about four miles North Of Lombardy
rIoVe' containing about $50 acres one third wood
.sno made ON last year, with zig hi hands, mo,e,
nan 600 lbs 'obacso. and expect TO make a. mu.S
'n' year Like wi,e tract on Coxs creek, ore mil.
and a-haf North Of Roanoke, containing abou, I O2e.
acres, oue'ionr,h in wood. The said tracts OF isud
viii be divided If necessary TO suit purchaser az there
are 'hree settlements on each tract. The lsuds will
oe Tor private sale until Thursday the 18th OF Mover
o.r' az " hich time the trast on Craouee and Mds,'
with 800 barrel, Of corn, ercp, OF oas fodder
ors m.., 90 11o publicly to the hghe' bidder The
nc!y on ibs following Wednesday. being the asI
should private sale be made, public notice thereof
VIII be given. The sales will csriainly be n ads as
am determined TO sell the lands for whatever they will
bring. About 300 bbls Of corn, with oat,, hay, f,,-
der, SC will be sold ite Cox's creek tract The
lands viii DO shown by my Overseer myself Tn.
terms viii be aseomm cd aus-ered,ts loog or rhott
cash, bonds or negroes, taken in payment.
Sept 6 $40, w. o. GREGORY
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I'm CHANCERY-p yginia.-rA, Rules holden il
he Clerks Office OF the County Corr o. Charlotte tn,
LIST day OF August, 1881
Bsokef Navji and Allan N.viI PItH.

HIN CHANCERY- Vyginia.-,A, Rules holden ip
n h. Clerks Office OF the County Coph o. Charlotte, the
LIST day Of Augusi, 1881
Booker Nevh and Allen N,vil, Pitts.
against
Sarah Nevil, widow OF Gsorg- Nsvil, dec, Elizabeth
Cbiidrsss, James Nevil Josiah NeviI, Singleton Nev
saas NsviI, Nary Nevii, and Clewent NeviI, In hi,
own light and as Guardian Of The phans OF John Me-
til, dec, ard Elizabeth Nev, and John Nev infant,
snder ,be age OF and twenty years, by John d.
Rishardeoo, their GuaTGAn, ad IeD, Defdts.
The Dsirniants, Elizabeth Childress, James N evil
Josiah Nev.l Singleton Nsvl and Isaae NeviI, moi
having entered Their appearance sseordipg TO the Act
OF Assembly std The Rules OF this C.urt, and II sp-
pesriug to the 9aSfaston of the Court that they are
not inhabitspis(f this State, on the motion Of The
Plaintiff by cout,eI II is Orderei, That the said De-
PENDANTS do sPAT here the hrst Monday In No
vsmber next, andeDies their appearance and answer
the Plainn0s band give security for peffoi ming the
deerse OF the Cset and 'hati copy Of this order be in
serted in some nes paper printed in The city Of Rich
mond, for two nfibs suceeivsly, and posted at the
trent door Of the quriboossd the said county.
A Copy Tesie WINSLow ROBINSON, G,
August2 2l-wSws
MOIICE.-Ws' ommin.dio the jail OF Halifax CO.,
lN Va, as runway, on The 22d day Of May last, a
black fbunky W0nf between 20 and 20 years OF age
who says her namsi Martha, and that she belongs 10
trader by the Dsmld Robert Robertson; and from The
best H. formation heAdes In Chester district, s. c. She
Gays ths ssid Robert0 pushssed her below Richmond
The owner OF ssidlssr is desired to come for~ard
prove bis properly iy sharges and take her away or
shs will be dealt wh ss the Law directs.
MOSES PALMER
Il tJaiIoT Of HGlijdx Cognfy |
July "a H-nI2s
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Mr.. j. O. Adams 10 iolls wing he example ofMr Rush
ssd doing his utmost TO psrpeiuais ibis siogssr bal
luciDstiop. There 10 abundant to believe thai
AF. Adams viii again be candidate Tor the PresdeB-
~, at The approaching election HE whole life bs,
proved that bis sppsii,e for Office IL nsstishlo 40 the
grave; like the daughter OF The horse esch IL eontinu
ally eriss, Give Give The Asii. ~ a,sns have a..
tanned to be powerful party in ths State, and Mr.
Adams hss trimmed his salts 10 such maDner \,
TO catch he breeze from that quarter Whether II will
wan BIN TO bis desired hsven, remains 10 be seen Bui
" he 'h, no, be nominated for the Presidency at the
approaching ADips'onie Convention and MIR Rosh 10,
ho Vice Presidency, u 10 very certain that two msn 10
the eoupry, At least will be grieVoosIJ disappointed.
AS 10 MI Kn,o, We know not what 10 make Of him.
IL isineredble that any and sober msn eoud 90
Tiou'y Promulsa's such rhspsods' a. he has il feed
upon tbs public, with honest belief 10 their truth
IL bis isnd' are shshe1 he 10 not pIsypg the by
Foerte, hey should put him 10 strait waisleoat q,
onder tho walsh and ward Of Temperance Sosisty
they may deem most appropriate TO the case.
Salem RePisfeT
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