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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14
Johanna

III. stand IRE en.Ins season at my farm miles from
w Richmond directly the stage leading from that
place to fredericksburg and known s Half Sink
IL Is DOT saying TOO much (ior submit candor of
every gentleman acquainted with the facts to sustain me in the
aseIton when say that his colts universally acknow
edse TO " ess as much SIZE Strength and beauty
COILS tnai have been produced by one horse in yrp
MA kno" several thai cannot he purchased for than Sc
ven or eight hundred dollars; and have myself been offered
$1,000 for one at year oldilP winch they are
hell by heir owners take be the strongest recommendation
that can be offered in behalf of unt.ied coils
The season will commence 5ih Of February and fer.
inmate on the Isl of July TeTns heretofore; Fiy Dollars
10 he discharged by the payment Thirty AT any time
during the seasons Sixty Dollars Dollar 10 tho
taken away. % -
Extensive pastures are provided aud fed regularly
unless otherwise directed, at twenty FIVE day
Gentlemen who sent mares last year by season TO Conan.
ma that dd not prove IN iOa Of any there be normcdthat
they can be sent again. and charge for the services of
the Horse unless they should prove foal orin other words
the mares will be insured at the Prce of The season
49, $50. JOHN M BO1"FS.
!he Editors The Political Arena aud Petersburg nteiren.
Ger, Will please insert the above week IN their reec-
i've papers for eight weeks and forward their accounts to the
f}-2au9yC
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VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND

VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND
We beg leave to put before the Country, and par
icularly the General Assembly. now in session, the
following extracts of letters from gentleman at
Baltimore, off great intelligence, aud commanding the
public confidence, to great extent.
We do not propose to say word ON the prcposl-
ton Of Virginia aiding in the comp etion of the BaIt;
more Rail Road, any other substantive r,ropos
ton We merely wish to attract attention TO the i'm
portant truth-that the North is up and doinD-thet
the giant Commonwealth, PENNSYLVANIA and Nov,
York, are putting forth all their enerpies 70 dr,u,
within their own blossoms the immense commnrcp of
the WestlIat their designs are in Il state of ran;5
complexion and that Virginia must act at once or find
herself forever condemned to political and CONNER
cal inteTory and to be deprived of the adyantooes
nature has conferred upon her. We would not star,
Virginia career of ambitious and ostentatious en-,
ulation, but in the race of wealth and power
Is not then time For the Legislature of Virginia
TO eschew local scrambling and souabbIng, for the
crumbs of the Fund OF internal Improvement T.
it not time to lay inside that narrow local eaIonsv
which considers a favor dono 10 one quarter. as an
injury done to itself Is it not time to devise some
great system embracing every section of the Com
monweath and which will unite the friends of I'M
pfovement wherever found, in its support and anDis
hilate the miserable syst Il of .natching which now
prevails?
Such system, from tic vast extent Of VIRGINIA
and the little sympathy which prevails between some
Of its geographical divisions, is undoubtedly difficult
but it ought not to be esteemed until the exper-
ment is made at least, impossible One thing ia OBJ.
vious-that the present system if system j, can be
callcd-will never accomplish any thing worthy of
the State, or that by possibility, con put Virginia in
Il condition to contest the commerce ofthc West on
equal terms, with her rivals.
w say nothing ofthc pecuniary means Virginia
has only to ask; to borrow them to any extent and at
The lowest rstc Of interest The time never Yves 80
avorabe for in addition to the superduity of mac
tive capital which tho low rate Of money proJlaims
IN Europe the disturbed condition Of that part of the
world, where every State is threatened with conyu-
sioDs, must produce the desire to place it in safety in
this the DOW only tranquil portion Of Christendom
We trust that the present General Assembly will
Dot separate, without at least makingnne generous
effort to originate general scheme Of Internal In
pros cement
1t IS certainly greatly to BE- regretted ihst work
OF rs deep national inheritance rs the Baltimore and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14
DISSOLUTION.

'7HNHE Copaun"rship heretofore existing between
q the subscribers under he Firm of Blair &, An
derson, is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
persons having claims against the same will present
them to Beverley Blair, and those indebted the con-
Germ, viii make payment TO him; I've only, being acl.
uorsed 70 receive and grant discharges for tie same
BEVERLEY BLAIR,
Richmond, 31st Dec, 1859.
me subscriber will continue to transact commits
sion business at the stand Carystreet heretofore
occupied by Blair & Anderson To the patrons Of
that concern he tenders his Acknowledgements and
assures mem and the public generally that any bust.
ness cohHdeu to his care, shall receive unremitted
a.,enuop. ne books and papers Of Blair & Ander-
son oeing lett ~ his custody be invites all those hay.
ing claims against them to call on him for payment
and those indebted, to Hqudate their respective bal
&hCeS' hr only being authorized, may be zen by
INC advertisement above, to receive and grant dis
charges for the same. EFTENIEY BLAIR.
Richmond, 1st january, io5E-
jan S-2sw4fc
sc ANTED.-The subscriber wishes to hire. for
the ensuing year, or g fret rate farm hands
tor hicn. q liberal price vii be given. None need
apply, unless they can come well recommended.
y. L. WIGHT.
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10 nc EnIroRs nF ruE Wu1G.

Geniicmen: 4 Merchant in your paper of yester-
day conradlcte! (and truly upon present prices)
4 statement which appeared the dav bef,re as an ex-
tract from the New Engand Farmer, far il
respected The prices of fannels. The fact is, that
the statement originally appeared in Mr. Niles Poll
ticks for Farmers. more than six months ago and
was perfectly true at the time first published
Although rise the last fall certainly took place in
the article, it indsputahle thar the price as much
reduced soon after the Tariff wen, into operation.
VTNDEX
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These resolutions called forth the talents OF the
opposition. and they were sustained oy measured
invoctive Dir Van Buren, snid he intended 10 have
delivered speech bu' lorbore TO do having per-
ceived the Senate disposed to limit the debate.
On the eth of April Mr. Bell moved to lay tic
lutions on the table, stating his object TO BE-, that
they should not be taken mp again during the session
Messrs Berrien Branch. Eaton, md Air. Van Buren,,
voted in the negative, they of course were in favor of
passing the resolutions. L happens that these
io;r gentlemen who pr pretended they bell we'd 1t q
violation oftbe Constitution for Mr. Adams assert,
i'll 1896 that he had constitutional right to appoint
ministers IN the recess of the Senate, are mem
bers OF the Cabinet, and maintain The right that Pre-
sdent Jackson Is under obligation submit an
appointment his ministers TO the Senate at all
This administration certainly unwilling TO assume
power, the deciura' ions OF the Presiden are be
credted but Its acts are examined it will b. found
there Is 10 necessity for the mecng of Congress at
all No doubt there will be great complaints made
by the hireling presses and the Senate will be de-
nounced for having dared to make any enquiry on
the subject
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14

HJfesterday the House of Delegates BY MAORI
ty of 49, affirmed Mr.. Leigh's right to hold his seat
as Delegate for the County of Henrco-a decision
which, whether right or wrong has given much salts
faction to the comrnun Try where he lives The vote
was previously understood to be critical, and this
circumstances in conjunction with the favorable sen,i-
ments entertained towards the distinguished member,
rendered the question one of much interest
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14

ERnATuM. In the communication of GA BIer-
chant yesterday, for 81 TO 90 cents" read SIT to 90
cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-10
@.

To M7ssrs. Richard Gordon Sheriff of Cumberland
county, and as such, administrator de bon;s non with
the will annexed, Of George Carson, sen'r, deed,
John VI. Marlborough and Elizabeth his wife, Ma
tiida Carson, Iheophius Carson, and Augustus, Egg
bert Emily, Mslvina ard AlorZo Carson:
FBVAkE notice, that | shall, on Tuesday the 10 h day
Il OF May mex, at the tavern of Samuel Hsbson
in the county of Cumberland, be,weea the hours OF
Gun rise and sun set of the same day, proceed 90 take
the depositons OF Stephen Cook and pliers, u be read
as evidence in a suit now pending and undetermined in
the Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
trict, wherein l am plaintiff and you are defendants;
when and where you may attend, If you think proper.
But IL, IRON any cause the said dispositions should not
be taken or completed on that day, the same will be
continued from day TO day, at the same place, and be.
tween the same hours until the same shall be compile
ted. Yours, sc. RICHARD A. RISON.
April s. II2-w4f*
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March g..

N Rules held IN the Clerks
III Office Of the County Court of Nottoway, ON the
10 h day of March, 1881
John H.. knight and Beriah Bennett, Comp'ts
against
Abner Vaughan, Asa N. Vaughan, Maria Vaughan,
Anderson +. Miller, Albert Hawkins and Elizabeth a.
his wife, and SAMUEL ID Burke, Dsid,s
The Defendants, Abner Vaughan and "A N.
vaughan, not having entered their appearance, and
given security according TO the Act Of Assembly. and
the Rules oil this Court, and il appearing by sali,fac-
tory evidence, that they are not inhabitants OF this
Commonwealth. 1t is Ordered, That the said Def.nd.
ants, AbDer Vaughan and Asa N. Vaughan, do sp-
pear h,rs on the lst Thursday in July next, and an
ever the bill OF the Comp aipants-anl tina, a COPY of
this order be forthwith Inherited in some newslaper,
published in the City of Richmond or Town Of PEI
tet'ourg, Tor two months successfully, and o,,ed at the
iron; door OF he Courthouse of this county.
Copy. Tesle, EDM'D FITZGERALD, @.
April is n6-wSw%
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Df.I.nanI H...T onkL 1907

Richmond, .dpTfI 30N, 1881.
The parties Interested will please teks notice, thai
have appointed thu 2Sth day Of May next, TO commence
The accounts directed by ths forsg going erdsc of-the
court, on which day, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, they ate re-
quired to attend at my ofise with their sccoun's and
vouchers ready for examination and set,lem emf, and
the credt'rs Of the estate OF James Scott, deceased,
are required 10 produce and prove their claims before
me, on or before the said 2S:h day of May.
AMOS LADD, NJ. C.
Mayo. I2I-w3y
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May g..

THNO John Bo1dnDan, OF his representa- i've, William
u B1hannan, or bis rcPrssebtlsiye, Joseph B Cow
ingtoo, Reuben Brooks, and Eizi, his vile, and janice
SiOfgtll.
You not being inhabitants Of this State, you will
please TO take notice, that we shall on Friday, thu % h
day OF June next, If fair, If no., the next fair day, SUI.
day excepted, between the hours OF 8 o'clock, A. 81,
and sun down, At the county COURTHOUSE, in The town
OF Frankfort, Kentucky. proceed 10 take The deposiuous
OF Dr.. William Bohannan, md others, to be uJed H.
The superior Court OF Chsncsry. for the disttici OF
Richmond, aod 10 be continued from day 10 day, til
finished; where you and others are delendsDls, and
we are plsindds.
AUSTIN BROCK ENBROUGH,
JOSEPH POLLARD,
EDWIN UPSHUR.
My @. 121-w4w
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VTIRGINIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Ofics
v OF the Superior Court OF Chancety for tie Rich
uond District, the 7lh day OF March, 1881
William Burton and Mary his wife, Pl.fs.
Against
William Winston. Ann Nosvell, and Isham Allen
and Elizabeth bis wife, Deldts.
The defendants, William Winston, and Isham Allen
and Elizabeth his wife, not having entered their APP
pesrance and given security according TO The Act of AS
sembly and the Rules OF this Court, and IL appe airing,
by satisfactory evidence, that they are not Inhabitants
OF this County IL is ordered, That the said defen.
dants do appear here on the first day Of the next June
Term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that a
copy OF this Order be forthwith inserted in some news.
paper published in the City Of Richmond, for two
months successfully, ard posted at the front door Of
he CAPITOL in the said City. A copy, Tes'e,
VIM. G. PENDLETON, C. c.
March 8. 99-wsw
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May 6.

e CHANCERY:-N Jrihumbs rIsnd county cou,i.
n 1lih April, 1881
Thomas Oldham, Phf.
against
John 4. Carter, and Sally his wife, William Headly,
James Headlsy, Eliza RIGGS, Nancy Mason, Edward
Oldham, lanes, Jane, Edwsrj,snd Richard o dham,
Defds.
This day came the plaintiff, by bis counsel, and it
appearing to the satisfaction OF The court, that the de.
iendaBis Eliza Riggs, Wm. Hsadley, James HeadIsy,
Nancy Mason, Edwad Oldham, James, Jane, Edward,
ADD Riehaid oldham, are ne, inhabitants Of ihis State,
on The motion Of the plaintiff, il is ordered, that the said
dsfendants appear here on ,he second Monday in July
next, aud snswer the bill Of The plainu6, and that a
copy o. this order be fr hwi,h inherited in The II ch.
nond Eoquifer, for two mon ht sUccesiyely. and an
other copy posted at lhs front door Of The courthouse Of
his county. A Copy. Teste,
NJ b CRALIE C. c.
May 6. I2I-asw+
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q tOOLEY'S WHEAT THRESdING MACHINE
" May be seen 10y the side of Doctor Ciark's) al
the Office OF the Subscriber, who, az agent for The sale
OF both, will take pleasure in showing them 10 The pub
lie, leaving them TO decide which is he best. Without
depresia' ing the merits OF other Inventions, he consi.
deTs il, an advantage to the farmer 10 bring as many as
possible Ia compe lion, enabling hem 10 select that
which they consider the most des -rviog Of paironage.
The right for Cooley'S machine, 10 all the toun lea,
Except Louisa,) and Of DIctor Clark's for some lew
ctunios yet unsOld, will ga isfaciorv indemnify for
tn tale, may De pnrchas d of JOHN o LAY,
May b. I2l-f ll'h Street.
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HNiFTY DOLLARS REWARD -Rsnaway tom
a Humbefsio0 S~kipwiih's Elm Hill Es'ale. on the
81 inst, a negro man by the name OF CUFF, who for
many year', md until Tho lat IL months, acied a. Fer.
rymsn Tor hi Master, in which capacity he learnt 10
count Il change bills & no'es very expestiy. He is gene.
~ib's Ferry. He ia a low, chunky fellow, v,ry
black, and unusually polite for a seFvans-no mark or
scar recollecied. He carried OF a vsr,siy Of ,I5ihing,
and VIII %probd'ly change his name, and a,temp, to pas
as a Tree ma, With pspers procured from soma tree
negr. The above reward will be paid for appfehend-
ins and securing him in Jeil, so hs owner gets bin, Il
iasea oUt Of We State, or the Sum Of $40 # taken H.
The Safe. VIM Nj SWEPSON.
.Agent(gr H. Skip,oiM
April 20. nsIf2t
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g tARD.-DOc'or Chester Clark having received in-
~ formation, that attempts will be made to infringe
on the Pa'ent II ~ghtIfti. Wheat ThrushiDg Machin NJ.
(par iculariy 10 the counties on the south tide OF james
Rived in the State Of Virginia, hereby gives 70 ice,
that every person usiog Machines, upon his prin 'ipls,
without authority rom himself or his au 'hofised agents,
viii be prosecu ed 10 the iuIie,t exten, of tie Law
which guarantees his privilege, and tina, srrtngenens
viii be made with Attorneys in the different counties
OF the S;aie 10 prevent The evasion OF his right. The
atemp, OF he persons signing theinselvss Hart and
Sayder, To impose on he pub.ic with a Machine which
'hey hePe 10 bring into notice on the popmlari 2 Of hs,
viii be a,tepded TO more fully, so soon as the said Gen
tlemeD will appear in a tangible shape in Richmond.
agreealIy 20 their promise, or its vicinity, where a pre-
cess can rsach them; he necessary doeum ents having
bssn placed 10 the haLds OF an Attorney for that pur.
pose.
Philadelphia, May G. 121-H
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VIRGINIA AT a Superior Cour, Of Chancsry,
y holdsn at the Capitol, in the City of Richmond,
he I4b day ei Feb. 1881
Edward W. Smith, p,,a

Edward w. Smith, Pltf.
against
Beverly Smith, adm'or de bonis non Of WIN. Smith.
dec, end in his own right, Daniel Weisiger, adm'or de
oonts non OF Washington Watts, dec, and the said
Daniel Weis'ger and Srisinora his wife, william Watts
and Smith b. S,anard, children and heirs OF Elizabeth
NJ. S'snard, deS., and Edmund Loekett, Sheriff o,
CHESTERFIELD, aud Adm'or Of Beverly c. Stansrd, dec.
u Dsidts.
This cause cam, on this day 10 be further beard, on
The papers formerly cad, and the repor, Of Commits
.loner Amcs Ladd, made pursuant to the order OF the
10Th day OF June, 1926, with additional exceptions
thereto, by the defendant Weisger, filed by leave OF
the Court, and was argued by Counsel On considsra-
ton whereof, the Cour, doth recommi, the said report.
with the exceptions Aforesaid, to the came Commission
en- =. Tor him to consider and report thereupon, he paying
the cos, occasioned thereby. A Copy. Teste, :
VIM. G. PENDLETON, c. O..
Commissioner Office, Richmond, March I2,h, 1881.
The parties interested will plea.e take notice, that
have spPoio,ed the 23j day of May next, TO commence
the duties required OF me by the a~foregoing order Of
the Court; on which day, at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, they
are required to attend at my Office, with authentic ,ted
copiesoi the necessary papers, ready for examination
anu settlement. AMOS LADD, nj. C..
March 20. l05-wSw
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A COACH PAINTER wANTED-A man 0
IA steady habits, that has been accustomed to Coaeh
Painting, can get employment upon application 70 s. -
NJ A. Jeisr, az Jstersyiiie, Amelia county. Va. Also
a hrst rate Body Maker Of steady habits, can gel employ
msnt upon application 10 The same.
Mey 3. 120-W3Sr
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a ABlAN HORSES AT AUCTlON.-Thr 4 fuli
IA blood Arabian Studs, imported 10 the brig Z! nbe
Ann, from Smyrna in November last, will be sold al
public auction at Tattersal's Stables, in this city, Oh
Saturday, fbe 18Th May proSimo. Taey are wairap,-
ed OF i,e hoert blood, and certificates Of the breed will
be gwen. The Hcrses are in hne cor dition, and cav
be seen al, Tatersai's until the day preceding the sale.
The superior qualities Of the Arab horse are so gene
rally Known That any description Of them IL deemed un.
neeessafy. Persons coming from a distance may resi-
assured hat the sale will be positive to the bisbssl
piuuer' New YORK, April I6. l15-tds
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N Notoway County cour,, 81 jun, 1890.
a. John Sheffield, Compile

N Nottoway County Cour,, 81 jun, 1890.
n John Sheffield, CoEprt
Leonard Sheffield, Ez'or of Jesse Sheffield, dec,
John D.: Royal, Sheriff OF NOt,oway county, aud
adm'or OF Thomas Eyes, dec, Samuel Scott and Louisa
ms vile, i.rmeriy Louisa Fitzgerald, adn'or oil John
F'zgerald, dec, William Ellis aud Nancy his wife,
Joseph Sheffield. Nicholas Shelf I'D, and Samuel Scott,
adm'or of John F. Epes, dec. DsIdts. :
IL is ordered and decreed, that John p. Dupuy. Mas
ter Commissioner in Chancery Of Ills Court, proceed
to ascertain the amount due to John, Nicholas, and
JoseLh Shefieid, each, by virtue Ct the devisees in
tie Will. in the proceedings mehuion ed, and that he
report thereupon to this Court. A Copy. Teste,
f. FITZGERALD, C. C.
The parties interested in he above order OF Court,
will take notice, that have appointed the FRS, Mon
day 10 June next, to attend at the Tavern Of Nj .loy G
w Robertson, in the said County of No,ioway, Tor
the purpose OF carrying into effect the foregoing order
oil court when and where the parties aforesaid are
requested 10 stend at an early hour, with their pa
pers fr exawinatioI-snd all such parties who fail 10
attend on ths day Aforesaid, will be cor sidered, and |
shall so report il to the Court, as having rslinquished
their in crest IN The settlement.
Ohm p. DUPUY, NJ. C.
Apr116. ll5-w6w" of .Notto,oay County
HN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES county court,
Il llth April, 1881
James Maley, PItf.
James McClanaban, and Polly, his wife, who was
Poly Maley, Johnston Maley, Htam MaIey, Harriet
NJ ,Iey, Lunsford Malsy, Hezekiah Maley, sylror
Ma'ey; Richard Maley. Lucinda Maley, Joseph Ma
ley and kyston Maley, defds.
Iris day came tbs plaintiff. by his counsel, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the court, 'ha, The de
tendants, James MeClanabaD. aud Polly his W fe, John
s,on Malay, and Sydnor Malcy, are rot inhabilants o.
,his State: on the mcton OF the plaintiff, it is ordered,
ttat .he said defendants appear here on the serond
Monday in July next, and answer the bill OF The plain
tlf, and that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
Tor two months successive y in the Richmond Euqui-
rer' and another copy ported at the front door of the
courthouse ct this county.
A Copy. Tesie.
III. b. CRALLE &C
May D.. l21-wSwH
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VENO THE MEMBERS or THE Protestant Frs
~ coPAL CHURcH.-The Annual Convention Of
TIE Pfoiesten' EPisse pal Chu, ch Of Vifginii, will BE-
hsid IN the Borough OF Norfolk, on THURSDAY the 10.h
Instant. JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Sec'fy.
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NAAsHINGfON TAVERN, STAUNTON, va.
wv Mrs. CMANRERs having declineI keeninn the

Wv Mrs. CHAMBERS having declined KEEPING the
Wayne Tavern in this place, the subscriber, late OF
Waynesborough, has been induced TO lease this exten
siye Establishment, formerly kept by Mr.. James Ed
mondson, for a term of years, and takes pleasure in an
nouncing to his friends and the public, that il is now
open Tor the reception OF company. The house is in
excellent repair-and having been furnished in supe-
nor style, and provided with the best servants and ma
terials Tor genteel accommodation, the subscriber pIedg-
es himself that by %unremitting attention to business, en-
ire satisfaction will be given TO all who may favor him
with their company.
Messrs. Porter Il BeIden's Line of Stages between
this place and Guyandotte, will henceforth stop at this
house; which will afford TO passengers bound 10 any of
the virginia Springs or other points westward, the most
speedy opportunity OF enirance.-To which subject the
subscriber promises the most prompt attention.
Feb. 26. 95 If L.. HARTMAN.