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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04

~ CllANCERf- VtHGINIA:-At Circuit Supe-
~ nor Court OF Law and Chancery, continued and held
ior the county Buckingham the 18th day April 1892
= mcDearman and Shepperson, and McDearman and Mat
tnews, pItCs
against
Samdel Johns and Frances his wife, Glover Johns and
Joseph Wilson, trustees for the said Samuel Johns and
wife, and The said Joseph Wilson, as admor of sarah b.
Watson, decd DeGs
The defendants, Samuel Johns and Frances his wife
aud Glover Johns, not having entered their appearance
and gwen security according TO the Act Of Assembly and
me kuleso ms court, and it appearing by satisfactory
cvihencc mat they are not inhabitants Of this country
ltsodcred, that the said absent defendants do appear
here on the irtday Of tie next September term aud an
swer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this or
uor nc orhNh inserted IN some newspaper published in
the city of Richmond, for two months successivelv aud
posted at the front door Of the courthouse of this county
copy. Teste, ROLFE ELDRIDGE. G.
way " It6-wS,y
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81 wish to purchase few thousand pounds Of In Cor.
"a PER AND BRASS. Gentlemen Of the Temperance
society can dispose Of their old stills advantage by APP
plying at my Foundry where the highest price in cash
WIN be PAID Tor Copper and Brass As wish promote
temperance would advise farmers to bring their old
sis to me, aud they shall be melted up and turned to
other use SAMUEL, ID DFNOON
Bell and Brass Founder Richmond, Va.
April 90 10 81
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NJOTlCE.-Ch Chesapeake and Deid,care Canal Office
The Culvert which has lately been placed under
the Canal being finished vessels can now pass over it,
and through the Canal with the usual draght of wafer
s. GRIFFlrrS FISHER, Secretary.
May 1. u5-,y3t
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lCE"-lhree or Jour more persons who are capa-
BILE OF repairing Muskets, Rifles, Pistols Sc nav
lind employment and fair wages, by applying to the sub
acer and qualifications will be required
BLAIR BOILING, Capt. and Supf
April 90 10 q,
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lIf BATHS.-Ihe Subscriber has the pleasure TO
" inform the public that his Bathing house is now open
Ter the reception OF Bathers CHARLES BECK.
April II. III-tf
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TENo JOURNEYMEN HOUSE-PAINTERS.-T
III subscriber wishes to employ twelve or fifteen House
Painters, to work on the Capitol in Richmond.
Q: w: MCGlMNESS. HoiLse- Pninter &c
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''H'D, IIeGAsI.2, FRIDAY; .MgX. A, 1899

NOR SALE.-Two adjoining lots i'm the town Of Farm
Il ville belonging 10 the estate OF Edward Dillon de-
ceased; having front OF eightysix feet on Main street
and two hundred and ninety four feet Cross street
leading from Main to Back or Ware House street From
their position these lots may be regarded of equal value
with any in the town, of the extent. II they are
not sold privately before "Wednesday the 30th day of May
next they will that day, be offered at public auction
on credit of six, twelve and eighteen months Persons
wishing to purchase privately, will please apply TO
CHARLES MORTON J..
JOHN GILLIAN Is
HENRY l.. WATKINS ~
MAY /. n, q,
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18th Street, Richmond, Va.
have on hand 200 gallons Copal Varnish of nv own
make, suitable for House Painters, Chair and Cabinet
Makers, which warrant of the best quality and TO drv
qnick-Likewise, Coach Varnsh which will engage TO
polish well, and not crack As intend TO manufacture il
constantly, and hope to supply the State, Twill sell bv
wholesale, (say 10 gallons low can be procured
it will be taken back, and the money returned
April ~ lift c. w. McGINNESS
u The Editors of the National Intcllgencer, Wash
ng,on; lnte'igencer, Petersburg Beacon NarG,iL
VIII publish tho above weekly for months and send
their accounts TO this Office.
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u Clerks Office of Meckenburg County Court, the
iirst Monday in April, 1892.
John q. Baptist, Pitt
Ovcrton Wilcs, Clark Register, and William Townes
Defs.
The defendant, Overon Wiles, having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing
from satisfactory evidence, that he nhabant OF
this Statc-On motion of the Plaintiff by his Attorney, il
Is ordered that the said Defendant do appear here the
first day of July Court and answer the Plaintiffs
bill, and give security for performing the decree of the
newspapers printed in the city of Richmond, for two
two months successfully and posted the front door
the Court House OF the said county copy Tesie.
AIay L. [ll6-wsw'l JOHN BAPTIST, C.
I'm CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- rules holden in
Law and Chancery of Mecklenburg county, on the first
Monday in April 1882:
William Townes, administrators with the will anne xed
OF Edwin H. Peete decd Ptf
against
David e. Hutcherson and Elw. A. Holloway, Defts.
iheueiehdah David G. Hutcherson not having entered
MS appearance and gwen security according of
Assembly and the rules of this Court; and it appearing
from satisfactory evidence that he is nhabant of
ordered that the said defendant do appear here rules
be holden for the said court the clerks Office thereof
on the first Monday in July next and the plain
th BILL and give security for performing the decree of
the COURT and that copy OF this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted at the front door of the
courthouse OF the said county.
Copy--Teste, JOHN G. BAPTIST, elk.
May l. li6-wSw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Nm ERY-VIRGINIA:-At a court held for
4 Prince Edward county, March Goth, 1882:
Archibald, William, Peyton, George NJ and Giles Flu
qua aud Thomas Ligon, Pitts.
against
Emincline NJ, Elizabeth r., Mary A. s., William T.,
John q. and Samuel A. Smith, infants, by VIM. T. Smith,
their special guardian, and the said William T. Smith,
Deils.
Peyton Fuqua one of the plaintiffs, and commissioner
In this cause, having departed this lile the motion of
the other parties Archibald Fuqua, admor OF the said
Peyon Fuqua decd is made party defendant in this
suit and the said Archibald Fuqua, admor of Peyton Fu
qua not having entered his appearance and given secur
X according to an act OF Assembly and the rules oil this
Court and appearing the satisfaction of the court that
tho said Archibald Fuqua admor oiPeyton Fuquo, decd
IL not nhabitant OF this State the motion of the
plaintiffs by counse-It is ordered, that the said Archibald
Fuqua admor of Peyon Fuqua decd, do appear here
the first day of July court next, and the plain
ts bl and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
In of the public newspapers published in the
city of Rchmond for two months successfully, and also
posted at the front door OF the courthouse of this county
Testc, b. j. WORSHAM, elk.
May 4. ll6-wSw
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I'm CERY-V1RGIN1A-At rules held in the
u clerks office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancey OF Mecklcnburg county, the first Monday in
April 1892
Alexander Butter, Arnstead O. Butler, John H. But
Ier in his own right, and administrator of Charles g.
Butler, dec d., John /. Gale and Jane H. his wifeate
Jane Keys but formerly Jane H. Buter-Edward T.
Mardblc and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth But
Ter, PIN;
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HN CHANCERY-V mGGNIA.-In Lancaster County
q Court, March 2Oh, 1882.
John Sampson, Complt
AGAINST
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- r. 3 j. >. JAMES & CO.,
March 81. [IO5-2awlw&w4wl Market Snnare

&SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST-ln pursuance
~ of deed of trust, dated the 18th day of Scptem
ber 1917 recorded in Henrico County Court office exc
called to us by William Crawford, TO the payment
OF debt John Parkill, SHALL Monday the 18th
day oil next month"; between the hours of o'clock in the
forenoon and in the afternoon, before the Courthouse
door OF Henrco county, make sale of of land lying
in said county, about Tor miles below Richmond Oh the
main road leading from the Seven Pines Richmond; con-
tanning according TO the said deed 226 2 acres the boun
ddrIes whereof therein set forth We know of no OBJ
Jecon TO the title; but acting trustees, will convey on
ly such title is vested in us.
JOHN ENDERS, lTrr.,oo.
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against
Thomas $. Clappc WIN. Payne, Lawson George Cv-
iua DoSS"u anu william Mitchell, lr., Des
Inc complainant having this day filed his BILL md il
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that the defcn-
dant, Thomas ). ChaPpel is not an nhabian of this
Commonwealth, II Is therefore ordered that the defendant
honaS ChapPe doaPpear here on the third Monday in
June next and answer the bill of The complainant And
u further ordered, that the other defendants William
Payne, Lawson George, Cyrus Doggeu and William
mitchell, Jr, do not pay, convey away, secree the
money or effects in their hands, belonging to the other
defendant ChappelI, until the further order and decree of
thls our concerning the same and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for
Two months successfully, and posted the front door Of
the Court House Of this county.
Attest, ROBERT p. RUNAWAY, ID. G..
May 4. 1I6-ws,y
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Hume r. Field and James w. Oliver Ex'ors of John
Oliver, dec'dIIowe l.. Jees, a,luor of Elizabeth Oil
yer, decd-Abraham Keen, late Sheriff admor OF Asa
Oliver, dcc'd-Robert Oliver Joseph Butler and Fanny
his wife, Win. Oliver, OF John Oliver, Armistead Oil
yer and Sally Oliver Dets
The defendants, Hume II. Field William Oliver, Ar
instead Oliver and Sally Oliver having entered their
appearance according the Assembly and the rules
oil this court and ii appearing from satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this State motion OF
the plaintiffs by Grief Green their attorney il ordered
that the said defendants do appear here's at rules be
holden for the said court at the clerks Office thereof
the hrs Monday in July next and the plaintiffs
BILL and that copy ofths orerbc inserted in some news
paper, printed in the city of Richmond for months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the court
house Of the said county.
A copy Teste, JOHN G. BAPTIST, ok.
My f. iI6-wSw
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JOHN ENDERS,
April 6. [lO9-tdsl NTH. DUNLOP { Irustces.

ri OTICE.-Was committed to the Jail Of Prince viii
liam county, Virginia, the 18th day of January
last, a Negro Man, runaway who calls himself
GhOkGE CAR he also declares hmsclfo be tree and
from Loudoun county; nc is about 25 years old about 81
lee nigh dark complexion and several scars on the fin
gers OF his left hand he had pair Of dark colored cor
ded pantaoons, an old blue cloth coatThe owner Gf any
there be) is requested II come forward comply with The
law, and take the property.
BASIL BRAwNER, Jailor.
Brenisvillc, March ~, 1892 Io5-y12w
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copy Teste, JOHN G.. BAPTIST, Clk
Mly 4. ii6-wsw
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NEw ORLEANS, June 3.

NEW ORLEANS, June J.
 REMaRKs.-Fhe weather continues dry, and very cool for the scason--the Mississippi is falling slowly; il is now ttwofeet below high water mark.
 Cotton.-Arrived since the Ist inst. ofLouisiana and Mississippi, 920 bales; Mobile I0i; North Alabama and Fen nessec, 336S; Arkansas, 276: together. 4G65. The market remains dull be- gyond precedent; our quotations are nominal, and in the event of sales, could Eaot be obtained. Shipments, as remark ted last week. arc on planters account, or transaction other than sale here.
 Sagar remains dull as ever in inc city. Small lots of very superior quali- ty, find purchasers among the grocers, otherwise, there Is nothing doing in the article.
 .Molasacs.-Nothing new has occurred silscc our last reaarks-thc demanl is fair at 24a , cents per gallon ia the city, casks included.
 Tobacco. -Thcmarket has bced quite inactive this week; VIC quote now ,, 3 and four eents as the value of the asti-
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27

Fclc-TeFJ inc parcels would command more. inlefl6f could be had for lcss-- the demand is quite limited. F9oa.-There has not been much donc this week, but holders anticipate some business, and perhaps better pri- ces next, as much oftbat on hand is tur- hing sour. Sales hare besn made at S4 2S S4 50 per bbI.; We euote the latter price for that ofthe best qsality. s9its.is selling q s s 5 q s,8 per n n,5lf ,5lf.
 PofF continues dull without alter,.- tion ln price; it is said that the quanti- Y q Jess in market is moderate.
 i.isheg has experienced 20 change h price this week; the demand re- mains the same. regular.
 Baeon is selling at the rates last quo ted; Il IS abundant and in limited de nahd.
 Lord.-W quote as last week ' q < cents per lb.; but remark that the article is dull.
 Bqegiag.- Some holders ask 9 cents Per yard; we quote sales at 20 d 2 cents; the demand is good.
 Bafe Rope is improving in demand tae last sales were at eight cents per pound.
 sqh.-An arrival of 3003 bushels Lisbon and Cadiz, coarsc, lsas been sold, delivered on the I.cgcc, at 40 cents per bushel; since when, anoiher cargo has got in; we have heard ofno sale.- Turks Island is selling from store in sacks al G0cents per hnshel; I-iyerpoo! coarse and fine, from store, has been sold at S52 per sack.
 C9Gsc had began to improve in price and demand, but the arrivals this week. having been abundant, set if Back-at least has retarded further improvement. We quote the same as last week.
 Candles. -Sperm and Mould TalIow remain without change in price.
 .9fachcrcl continue the same as last quoted, and anIl-
 O3s.-Nhale racisod, oi good quail tY, NC quote TOW at 4e a 45 cents per goilon, and Fall Sperm ,tt So So q S S is.
 Corn, in cars. and shelled ln sacks, is arriving freely, and is now plenty-we quote in cars at 6s23 q 75 cents per bbl. ih sacks, of two bushels. at Sl each.
 Butter continues scarce; ;.indeed there is no5 10 be had Of any description.
 I92}ana Gaa Is said 10 be scarce.-- We quote it at Si a SI g per gallon.
 Nalaga tVias has a fair demahd- sales this week of Sweet and Dry con tinue to be made at 5s for Sweet and 55cents per gallon for dry.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27

:, meeting will be lield on the 4th of Ju- ", at Il o'clock, in the Baptist Meeting House. The presence of every patriot of every age and sex is respectfully and anx.. ronsly solicited. Several speeches are ex- pccted to be delivered.
 D~.7- The object n view. IS to enlist vol unteers and make Arrangements for pre- scouting war of exfermination araiust .. foe more numerous and formidable to A mcrIcan liberty than the enemy of sEyENs ff-sfxs ALLEN MARTIN. Sec,u.
 of the 1'emperuece ,socicts..
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27

.ftcful sfeam-hoai Eapiosi0n.-A letter from the editor of the Buffalo Journal, da- ted 10 o'clock Sunday morning, states that just as tie steam boat NiagaraIeft the wharycs ofthat city for Detroit, her boiler burst with a1erribie xplosion-shatterin and carrying away large portion of her decks. siFcfe Y ere ahelit 3e0 passengers on board and as nearly as could be as eeriained al the time, about 50 were more or less injnred-25 of tlie number were either killed or blown overheard and drowned. Much blame is attached to tic engineer, though with what justice we cannot SAY.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27
NEW ORLEANS. May 24.

T
 Passengers who arrived this morning from TamPico. whence she sailed on the 10th inst. have informed us that feffan troops were within halfa league of that city. It was the prevailing opinion that the city would surrender without struggle. The Vera Cruz dates by this arrival arelatcr than those reeeieed direct from that city. The French brig ofwar, Le Faune, ,stranned Tn attempting to get over the bar at lampleo, '-herc shewas proceeding, in in ofsicf to protect the Trench citizens resident there. The United States schooner CHARITIES, bound ill for a sim. .iiarPnfPose, passed the bar, after throw ing over her ballast, water, Sze. We are also informed that General Terrap had issued proclamation, in which he promised that inc troops Of the Gov efnment should respect the persons and properly of foreigners, in case he was reduced to the necessity of storm inq the place. Courier.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27

Gscansbcyga, and | Nh Duvail, passen." ger; names of tbc others not known at present. Inc Hornet was left bottom up, near Vancebnrgh, and will be total loss. Capt. Embree, of the Guyandotte, took of some of the passengers about an hour and half after the accident hapPened.- CincihHafi Com. .4dc.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27

Digest e5 ase Laeos of .4rhansas .--JAmRs McCAMrpEIr, Esq. Attorney at Law, of independence county, has issued pro- spectns for publishing, by subscription, Digest qf lte Statue Iasos Qf fhe Territory qf .4rkansas. 4 work of fAs kind is cer- tainly much wanted; and Mr.,HeC Campbell for aagbt we know, may be amply qualified to compile work suitable to tae wants of the people; but VIC would caution the ppb- lie against aay more such eafed-pe1lAy works as tlo a.arlaaeas Jusftea''
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27

The Boundary Qaesfiom-A letter fro{a London, received in Montreal, dated Apri! 6, states that the British government has received the agreement of the Executive of the United States to the adjustment of tine North Eastern Boundary Question, a. greeably to the afbitrament of the King of Holland
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27
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IN SEN IE

@A' f11~.1 "A i-A.
 .May 26.- he bill flowing office rent 10 the : e5istcrs anu Receivers of the se4 eral Land Offices, was taken up, and, after some explanation, it was amended. on motion of Mr. Pomderter. % as to allow sum not exceeding two hundred dollars, instead of ono hun dred dollars, as proposed in the bill. as the rent ofthe several offices, and then ordered to third reading. PASSED on tiie 2Tth.
 The bill to create the office ofSur- veyor ofPubsic Landsin the Territory Eof Arkansas, was read third time and PASSED.
 t The resolution submitted yesterday by Mr. Chambers, referring it 10 the Committee on the Judiciary to inquire whether any, y,and, if any, what measures are necessary 10 enforce the decrees of the Supreme Courlof the United States was considered and agreed to.
 .Hay 30.--Thc bill for the relief of Thomas and j. Masscngill, was read a third time and PASSED.
 The bill to increase the number of Surgeons and assistant Surgeons in the Army of the United States, was read q third time and PASSED.
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
 .Noy 2S.-Mr. Segier moved that the committee 10 whom was referred the bill for establishing Land Districts in Arkansas should be discharged from the further consideration thereof and that the bill be committed. The motion was lost.
 St. Louis. June 5.--i7rom the seat of war, we have but little intelligence. and that of an unsatisfactory lsi,lda- The militia, under thecommand ofGen. Whitesides, have returned, to their lhonles, their term ofserviee having ex. lpired. About three hundred volun- Iteered 10 remain in service until the new leyies should arrive. Three thou sand militia are ordered into servicc.- General Atkinson was still encamped at Dixon's Ferry. Two companies o! the regular army have been ordered from Cantonment Leavcnwortil, to join Gen. X. One hundred men have been detailed from Fort Wimehago. Gen. Brady is advancing from Michigan; ;fad the militia of Indiana are taking tIle field, to protect her frontiers. -Gener- al Atkinson has also called fora thou sand of the Sioux and Menominee war riors; and they will, no donbt, quickly enter into the conflict with their an cicnt enemies. The officers efthat dc partment are busily engaged in furnish. Ing supplies for the consumption ol the army, and the relief of the inhabit ants who have been driven from their homes by the sayagesv
 It ascertain, that Mfr. St. Vrain, the agent for thc Sauks and Foxes, ane
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27

7Npographicol. A printer, not thor oughly master of his business, especial iy that part of if, of placing the pages right, which printers term imposing q form, wrote a friend to send him book Of isap9sitioHs his friend, iset being ae- quainled with the printing business, and not knowing particularly what he want cd, sent him an electionceriag pdnphlat, observing it was full of inapositions, and he hoped t would suit him,
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27

On or January II, 1893, and viii congo. iiiaeiitt iiaeiiti 5 arrive there in May; but ii is
 too remote, and too small, ever to ex-
 cite attention, except from mistake or ignorance. The comet was calculated by Damoiseau, and these arc the only
 two that will appear this year; and hence the reports about Enclsc and
 Haley, arc necessarily mistakes. The comet foretold by the latter gentleman. which returned with col1sidi eraihie= pre- cision, will not again return till 1881. r X short time since, we reipHl5,llislaci Itson a Southern paper, some notice.
 thatt,se Choetaw Agent hss.. procured body ei troops who were marching
 into the territory occupiedby that triba
 of Indians, for the pn.nose of driving
 out the white settlers, who have ,nigra- ted thitEer. We are informed by q gentleman who has just returned from that quarter, that although some at- tempt of tsllse kind was made by the Agent-yet OH the Indians remonstra- tiag against i, sshee troops G have been withdrawn, and no apprehensions Of molestation arc now indu'ged by the whitcs.-f1ore,tce Gascitc, .Iiay g.
 Hest Chestcy, (Pa.) .Moy IG.-Wc learn from an authentic source that a venerable Judge of the Supreme Court of Penns5 lyania,a few days ago, gave a decision which offended man proud, stout -sand passionate; who assailed the Judge, first with opprobrious words, and then SEIZED AND SHOCK HIM!
 There Is an error somewhere in our present position; either the laws should govern, and those who administer those laws be protected, or. instead of select ing men past the meredian of life, whose. strength may have been in- paired by study, for Judges, We should take the strongest we can find--athletie. fellows, who understand welding the dirk or shclala< and place them upon the bench.--R Reco.rd.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27
 fTsEEEl AESNOCA'TE5ie A
LITTLE ROCK. JUNE a7. 1s32.

two days meeting will be held at the Baptist Church, Ill this town, on Saturday and Sunday t--condncted by tlle Rev. A. D. SMITH.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27

Heason considers the motwe,> the means, ant the en2; and honor is cour- age only when itis employed to effect the purpose ofyirtue.