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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-08
T, TUESDAY MORNING., MAY 8, 1882.

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Signtd and sealed in presence Of
VIM. YALKER, Sec'ry 10 Commissioner.
X. A. HoRsYTHE, Sab agent Of Indian .46Iirs.
HESR1CoNNER Sub Ggeni
JoHN AvDERsoS.
JoBS Mcdowell.
DAN. a MILLER.
Levi s. HumrHRET.
JAMES II. FoRsYrH.
WILL 81 WILSON.
LAMBEkT CAUcHois.
GEO. BAKsaGes.
J, J. GokrREY.
do hfreby certify that each article of,he
foregoing convention, was fairly interpreted
and fullyIexpained by me to the chiefs, head
men, and warriors who have signed the sa,nc.
HENRY CONNER, Interpreter.
~ Now, THEREFoRE, BE 1T KNOWN, That |,
ANpREw JAcKsoS, President Of the United
States of hmerica, having seen and consid.
cred sad Treaty, do, in pursuance Of the ad.
vice and consent Of the Senate, as expressed
by their Resolution of the fourth Of April,
ono Thousand eight hundred and thirty-two
accept, ratify, and confirm the same, and
every clause and article thereof.
In rEsrrsoSY WHEREOF, | have caused
the seal of tho United States to be hereunto
affixed, having signed the same with my hand.
Don't at the City Washington, this sixth
day Of April, in the year ofour Lord
II. g. one thousand eight hundred and
thirty two, and Of the Independence
Of the United States the fifty sixth.
H ANDREW JACKSON.
Br THE PRESIDENT.
EDW. LIVINGSTON,
Secretary Of Stats.
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JAMES c. EASTON,

HAS opened the store No o5,
corner ofmarket.squsre, former
ly kept by BENZ Marsh, Jr. with
sllkiDds ofB0OTS and SHOES,
nf tho hast uunIitv and IN tho
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"Hear both sides and then determine.''
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-08
ARTICLE XII.

The lands eeded by the second srticle Of
this convention shall be sold BY the Unieeo
States to the highest bidder, 10 the manner
Of selling the public lands. and after deduct
ing from the svsils thereof ssosnty cents per
acre, e,exclusivs Of the cos. ofsurvsylng, the bal
sncs 10 hereby guaranteed to discharge such
debt oftbs Oitowsys residing on the river
and bay Of the Miami Of Lake Erie, % they
may herein acknowledge to be due. snd
wish "a Be paid. And whatever overPlus
msy remain Of the avsils ofssid lands, after
dischsrging their debts % aforesaid, shsll be
paid 10 them in money, provided they shall 70.
fuse to remove west Of the Mississippi, and
wish 10 seek some other home smong their
brethren 10 The Territory Of Michigan. But
should the said band agree to remove vest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-13
Nov. ID

IN CHANCERY-VIRGINI Superior Court
OF Chancery held at the former Capitol in the city of
Peter Ladd & Co., Ann Royster John H. and Tones r.
Christian Ex'ors. of William Douglass, deceased and
FRANCIS clayton, plaintiffs.
against
Judith b. Hill, Ann B. Hill, an infant, by James Caba-
mss her guardian assigned, and William Tyler, Ex'or of
"lham Il. HIN, deceased. Dens.
On motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel James Cabanis,
is assigned guardian to the infant defendant defend her
IN TINS SUIT and thereupon the this day
DE heard on the bill answers and exhibits and was
gued by counsel On consideration whereof the court
doth adludge, order and decree, that the following ac
counts be taken before Of the commissioners Of this
courts FIRST of William Tyler's Transactions
as Executor of William E. Hill, decd; in taking which
account the audit returned the county court of Charles
City, copy OF which is filed with the BILL to be taken
as prma faca, true table, to BIO surcharged and fased
oy the plaintiffs; in taking which account, the commits
soncr Is directed to ascertain what portion Of the
estate OF the said VIM. Z. H has been applied 10 the
payment oil debts which bound his hers second an ac-
count oil the claims OF the plaintiffs and other cred
tors OF VIM. +. HILL may exhibit and prove their de-
mands before the commissioner the usual terms desg
naung IN said account such Of said claims bind the heirs
oil the said WIN. +. HILL decd. third an account of The
probable annual value OF the real of the said VIM
t. ' which his heirs hold by devise descent, its ST.
uatlon and quantity. Which said several accounts the
commissioner is directed examine, state and settle and
to the court report, with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself which may be required
by the parties TO be stated.
And at Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery
held at the former Capitol in the city Of Williamsburg for
,en' Ivy county ana city OF Wiiiamburg 10th Sept
1881; This cause came this day. be further he
on the papers formerly read, ard the report Of the sale
made by the Marshal pursuant to the decree Of the I'd
Gay OF February last, and was argued by counsel On
consideration whereof, the court, confirming the said re-
port doth adudge, order and Decree that the be es
absbed between the parties; and the doth further
audge, order and decree that OF the
OF this court take, in the usual mode AN account of any
further demand, existing against the estate OF VIM f.
Hill, according TO the principles stated in the said
decree being minated there other creditors who
have not heretofore exhibited their claims to the commits
soner; which account the commissioner directed TO ex
amine state and settle, and 10 the report with any
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required by the parties to be 20 stated
Copies Tese, JAMES CABANISS, C.. C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-13
Nov. 20.

HTP0N AN INJUNCTI0N.--At Rules taken in the
" Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chaneery Of Prince Edward county the 9th day
Of November, 1892:
John Clark Executor Of Agnes Clark deed. Pih
Against
Jacob McGehee and Mildred his wife, Nancy Lyon,
Archibald Faqua, and Sally his wife, William Clark, ST.
las Watkins, and Lucy M. his wife, Thomas Clark and
John Foster Dehs
The defendants, Archibald Fuqna and Sally his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according act Of the General Assembly and the rules
Of this court, and IL appearing that they inhabitants
OF this State, the motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney,
II Is entered at rules Aforesaid and accordingly ordered
that the said defendants, Archibald Fuqua and Sally his
wife do appear here the first day Of Aprl next,
and answer the plaintiffs bi and that copy Of this
der be forthwith inserted in the public news
papers published in the city Of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and also posted the front door ofbe COURT
house Of this county Copy--Tese.
Nov, is. [55-wsw1 b. J. woRSHAN, CO.
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another part oil the snmadv srsions hnd that the at
tack on the Bank OF tho United States 10 unworthy the
Chief Magistrate Of this Union" The suggestion in re-
lauon to the Bank Is termed ga base and unmany nsnua
uon ana the editor Is OF opinion that he result OF the
late investigation was all suficient!" The Bank-the
Bank-the Bank, with this gentleman, Is the Alpha and
omega One would suppose that he continued receive
ms $50 per diem in addition to the loan OF S32 00O But
what does he mean by the threat Of notification herea-
bouts! This looks serious
There's matter in's isdeod if no no angry.
Is The Bank to nullyor he nuled. are the promlsso-
notes. too to DO nullifed-the debts be nuli6ed'
Alas this would be humble catastrophe as the Nation
al would say-to the philosophical Liqurer-Pennsyl-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-13
I'm CHAN -VIRGINIA-.In Cumberland Court.
81 October 23I. 1892.

10
n October 23d, 1882
Noell II. Robertson Hull G. HILL guardian for Alon-
p Robertson, Theophlus w. Robertson and Madison
b. Robertson infant children Of Jeffrey Robertson Jr de-
ceased, Daniel G. Talley and Sally ~ his wife, formerly
Sally N. Robertson and Wileby Robertson, Complts
against
Matthew w Robertson, Henry M. Robertson, Alonzo
+. Robertson, Theophus w. Robertson Madison b. Ro-
bertson, Jeffrey A. Taey, Thomas North and Rosamond
G. his wife, lately Rosamond c. Talley VIM. c. r. Tai
ley, Aphus d. Talley, Marcellus G. Taey and Susanna
A. Talley, children of Daniel G. TalIey, and Sally NJ his
wife, Louisa NJ Robertson, WIN. d. F. Robertson Virgil
MIA r. A.. Robertson, Alfred b. Robertson, T. T. Robert
son, children Of Norve III. Robertson and Norvell Ro
bertson brother Of the said Jeffrey Robertson J decess-
ed, Judith Wineford, relct Of - Wineford deceased
and Rhodee Gannaway, relict Of ---- Gannaway, de.
ceased, Defts.
Miller Woodson is appointed guardian adj item for the
infant defendants in this cause and the defendants Nor
veil Robertson Louisa M. Robertson, VIM d. f. Robert
son, Virginia +. A. Robertson, Alfred b. Robertson r. r
Robertson and Jude Wineord having entered their
appearances and given security according to the act Of AS
semby and the rules Of this Court and appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Court that they not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth IL is ordered that they do appear here
on the first day Of January Court next answer the plain
tbs bill and give security for performing such decree as
the Court may make beren aud that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond, and continued for two months success
svey and that another copy be posted up at the front
door OF the Courthouse Of this county two Court DAVIS
Copy.--Teste, p. IT.. NUNNALI,Y ID e.
November 9. 53-w8yv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-13

In CAANCERY.-viRaINfA.- Court coniinu-
ed and held for Louisa county, at tho Court. house
thereof, tho 10th day OF May, 1882,
John Thomasson, Plaintiff
against
William Smith, (B) and Robt Kimbrough, Dcns
The Defendant, Robert Kimbrough not having enter
ed his appearance, aud given security according to law
and the rules OF this Court; and it appearing to the salts
faction OF the Court that he is an nhsbtant of this
State, on the motion OF the Plaintiff, by his Counsel 1t is
ordered that the said Defendant Robert Kmbrough do
appear here on the first day Of January Court next and
answer the bill Of the Plaintiff and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
IN the city oil Richmond for two months and
posted at the front door Of the of this county
on some Court day.
Copy Tcs,e. JOHN HUNTER, c. LC.
OCt. oV 60-WSw
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NEGROES FOR SALE.-Wi be sold to the highes
bidder for cash, at McCoys Tavern in the Town Of
Cartersville, Cumberland County, the LIST Of January
next fair II not, the first fair day thereafter about f
~ likely Virginia born slaves There are among them
number OF first rate house Servanisboh male and fe
nalewo Seamsresses, two good Osilers, and an excel
lent female Cook-Persons wishing purchase for their
own use, would do well 10 attend this sale.
JOHN TANDY.
GoochIand, November 30. ss-wiJan.
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CoMMIssIoNrR's OFTIcr, ,

oh day Of WoUember, 1882
The parties interested in any way, in the foregoing de-
the 18th day of January, 1885, at Lunenburg Court
House, at my Office by 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of that
day, TO begin the said all persons desired to
tend that day. with all evidence, vouchers and papers,
that may be required in making up the said report.
ID. STREET, M. G. l.. G. s. v. G.
Nov. 20. 56-wSw
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CoN1M1ss1oNrn,s Orr1cE.

Williamsburg, 9Th .Nou'r., 1892.
The parties interested in the foregoing order OF court
are hereby notified that have appointed the 18th day
December next to make the accounts therein ordered
on which day, by o'clock, A. NJ they are desired to
attend at this Office, with their vouchers and evidence
and this original order JAMES CABANISS Com
November Is. 55-wSw
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HsOR3'ERs A.
&" MUCH YET REMAIN. ur,rnc."

From The .N6to York Commercial .qdrertiseyl
THE DEAD OF 1882.
oh time and death! with certain pace,
Though stin unequal, hutrying on,
V.euuruing, IN your awful race,
The cot, the palace, and the thronei
Not always in the storm of war,
by the pestilcncc that sweeps
From the plague smttcn realms afnr
Beyond the old and solemn dceps.
Iu crowds the good aud mighty go,
And to those vast, dim chambers hic,
Where mingled with tho vile aud low,
Dead CSsars and dead Shakspoares lie.
Dread Ministers OF Cod sometimes
10 smitc at once, To do Ills will,
In all Earth'S ocean. severed chimes,
Those-whosc Renown you cannot kill.
When all the brightest stars that burn
At once are banished from their spheres;
Men sadly ask, when shall return
Such lustic to the coming years'
For where is he (d)-who lived . long,
Who rsiscd the modern Titan's ghost,
Aud Showed hts fate, in powerful song,
Whose soul Tor Lcarning's sake was Loaf.
Where hc-who backwards to the birth
OF Time itself, adventurous trod,
And IN tho mingled mass of earth
Found out the handiwork of God? (b)
Where he-who In tho mortal Head (o)
-, Ordained to gaze on Heaven, could trace
Tho souls vast features, that shall troad
The atars, whom earth 10 nothingnoss?
Where he-who struck old Albyn's Tyre, (d)
Till round the world its echoes roll,
And swept, with all a PROPHETS frc,
Tho diapason of tho souR
Whore hc-who read the mystic lore, Cs)
Buried, where buried Pharouh sleep,
And dared pTcsumptuous to explore
Secrets four thousand years could kecp'
Where he, who with poets eye IN
Oruuth, on lowly nature gazcd,
And made even sordd Poverty
Classic, whom in his numbers glazed!
Whcro-that old sage, so hale and staid, RI
The greatest good who sought to find
who in his garden unused, and made
All forms of rule, for all mankind?
And thou-whom millions far rcmovcd(hJ
Revered-the hieiarcb meek and wsc,-
Thy ashes sleep, aiored, beloved,
Near whore thy Wesley coffin lies.
He too, tho Heir of Glory-whcre
Hath great Napoleon scion fled?
Ali! glory goes not to an heiI.
Take him, ye noble, vulgar dead.
But bark! nation signs, for he %
Last OF the Brave who peTillod all
To mako an infant empire free,
Obeys the inevitable call!
They so--and with them il a crowd
For human rights who Thought and did,
We rear to them no temples proud,
Each hath his mental Pyramid.
All Earth is now their sepulchre,
The Mind their monument sublime
Noung IN eternal fame they are
Such are your tIiumphs, Death and Time.
'eths aud his Fdusi.-(6) Cuvior.-(oJ Spurzhcin,-
e. Champoon.-(J) Crabbe.-(g) Jeremy Bontham.-
lrko--(i) Charles Carroll.
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H AND FOR SALE.--By virtue Of decree from the
county court Of Chesterfield, directed we shall
proceed TO sell Friday, the 4h day Of January next TO
the highest bidder on the premises, credit Of one
and years, the Lands belonging the estate of VIM
Wnfree deed, lately held by his widow as her dover
The said land adoins John II. Wilder, Samuel Ne wbv.
and others and will be sold altogether in parcels az
best suit purchasers.
JOHN II HASKINS,0
BENZ. MOODY, &C.
w. HALL, and 1Oommissioners
THOMAS GRAVES,
Chesterfield County, Dee. Sd, 1882. 62--w4ws
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Pitts.

II cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery continued
and held for Luncnburg County the 10th day Octobsr
1892
Joel Neal and Henrietta his wife, Pltf,
James Bagley, Thomas Kecton Robert Davis, PasckI
Davis Sarah Anderson William Davis, Sterling Davis.
Baxter Davis Jeremiah Burnett and Diana, his wife, aud
Martha Davis, Defs
The absent defendants, Robert Davis Sarah, Anderson
and James Gee, against whom the plaintiffs appear to
have proceeded in the manner prescribed by the Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court having appear
ed and answered the bill of the plaintiffs the Court doth
take the said bill for confessed them and this cause
came on this day TO be heard the subpoena there
in, the BILL answers of the defendants Thomas eeon
James Bagley, Sterling Davis William Davis, and Bax,
ter Davis and exhibits, and argued by counsel-on
consideration Whereof il appearing TO the satisfaction OF
the Court that the subpoena awarded against the defend
ants, jeremiah Burnett and DIANA his wife, and Thomas
Adams, administrator of Daniel Williams deceased has
been executed on them for than four months. The
curt doth take the bill for confessed them and doth
aljudge order and decree that the defendants, Thomas
keeon and James Bagey, do render account of their
administration OF the estate of their esator Zachaah Da
WIS., deceased, before the Commissioner of the Court who
is directed to examine and state the same, and make
port thereof TO this Court with specially
ed deemed pertinent by HIMSELF required to be 50 stat
ed by either OF the pares-and the Court doth further
ORDER that the said Commissioner do ascertain the num-
Der and description Of the slaves, conveyed by the deed
OF the 18th February, 1894, in the mentioned
including the increase of the females since the date the
deed how the have been disposed Of, the value
thereof and in whose possession they are and also
that the said Commissioners do ascertain the value Of the
other personal property conveyed by the said deed Of tho
18th February, l79j at the date the said deed and
what Ina. become OF them; ALSO that he ascertain the
value Of the slave, advanced by the tesator the plain
ts, aud the value Of the slaves bequeathed by him in
defendants Thomas Keeton, and James Bsgby, to tho
plaintiffs, and make report thereof to this Court with any
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself
required TO be so stated by either party.
a Teste, VIM. III. TAYLOR. CIk,
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I'm CHANCERY-VIRoINIA.- Purdie in
IL his own right, and as executor of Aaron Purde de-
ceased, and late administrator of Edmund Pure de-
ceased, PLAINTIFF
against
John Purdie, Jeremiah Baugh and Polly his wife, late
Polly Purdie Sally Wilkinson, late Purdie Aaron Purde
Robertson, - Gahnaway and Polly W. his wife, late
Robertson, Lawson Forsee, Seth W. Flournoy and Sally
his wife, late Forsee Charles Forsee, and Thomas Fin
ney, late Sheriff Of Chesterfield County, and as such adj
mm,suator oil Elizabeth Purdie, decd, Defts.
The Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for
Chesterfield county, the goth day of August last
ing among other things ordered decreed that the I'M
dersigned Commissioner should examine, state and settle
accounts oil Thomas Purde and Edmund Purdie exc
cutors OF Aaron Purde, deceased-the accounts of Tho
mas Purde, as administrator Of Edmund Purdie deceas
ed-snd the accounts OF Thomas Finney, late Sheriff
chesterfield county, and such administrator of Elizabeth
Purde, deceased The parties interested therefore
notified, that have appointed the 18th day of December
1882 at o'clock, A. NJ, commence the settlement of
the said accounts at which me they hereby requr-
ed to- attend before me- at my Office at Chesterfield Court
House, with the several and proofs necessary to
enable me 10 perform the said duties.
LAWSON NUNNALLY, nj. C.
NOV. 10 54-wtISD
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CoLuMn1A.s. Q. anlh Nov 1ea,

COLUMBIA, y, 2, BUIh Nov, IR3Z,
There is nothing Of interest yet before the Houses,
but the Committees Federal Resolutions and the Mill.
ary bus ly employed in passing conformity 10
the Ordinance Of tbe Convention, and the recomme nda
ton Of the Governor in his Message.--To day Colonel
Creggs regiment revieH by the Governor and i'm
mediaely after the review, sptsn Maxcys Volunteer
company Of Rhemen, formed In front OF the Governors
quarters and delivered, by their Captain, the following
proceedings Of their CoBpsny at meeting Just held
"At q meeting Of the Richland Volunteer Rifle Compa.
ny November ne S0h, 1892, the following resolutions
were Offered and unanimously adopted.
"Hesolred That Al all times and under all ciscumsan.
ees, our allegiance h due the State Of South Carolina
ADD IN case Of cohfict between this State and the Co
yernment OF the United States, are ready with our
hearts sd rifles, 10 support the honor Of the State.
"ResoIEed, That the Ricbsnd Volunteer Rice Compa.
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II we have not notification nearer home than in South
Carolina will not be for the Of efforts on the part
Of ncendaries among US morning paper notorious for
it's disregard Of deceney and desuon Of principle re.
marks upon the Presidents Message in these terms
"Tbe disposition betrayed in II to appease the South and
PROSTATE the Bank IN order crafty such men AZ Ben.
Of Missouri, and Clayton Of Georgia. is deserving Of
all apprehension, and s admirably calculated propoks
notification in some other paris Of the Union" In
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Observation-Disclosures Rules holden i,,.
tne Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ana Chancery Tor the county Of Cumberland at the
mouse OF said county, from the LIST the 9Th DAYS of Oc
tooer inclusive, in the year 1892:
'ohh " rage surviving partner Of the late firm of James
anu John T. Page, trading under the firm of Deane
aaa;pss, Complainant,
Francis D. Dcane exr. Of Thomas Deane decd Fran
CTS D. Deane, jr., Francis b. Deane sr Thomas Jel,
E'izaoeth Deanc, widow Of the said Thomas NJ Deane
Ho1ert irving Henry Page, and Jane, his wife, Maurice
y. Hooson and Ann, his wife, Thomas Jellis and Mary
ms wife, william Trent and Elizabeth, his wife Thoma,
Deane and Francis Deane which said Jane, Ann Marv
E,iza' Thomas and Francis children and heirs OF
rnomas M. Deane, deceased, Edward Cunningham
Mi.'ain M. Thornton James Steptoe, and Mary his
wiIe, formerly Mary Dillon, John Cunnin gham and Eli
zabeth, his wife, formerly Eliza Dillon. lanes D;,oa
Patrick Dillon, Richard Dillon John Dillon Ale, ,nJ"
Dillon, Benjamin w. Leigh Dillon; which said Mar
Eliza, James, Patrick, Richard john Alexander and Rem
Jamn, are children and distributes of Edward Dillon
decd, and Edward Cunningham, Henry E. Watkn.
Charles Morton and John Gillian, executor of Edyyary
Dillon, deceased, DefenJan,.
The defendant, Benjamin w. Leigh Dillon, not having
entered his appearance, and given security according To-
the Act OF the General Assembly, the Rules of hi,
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
is not an inhabitant Of this II ia ordered
that the said defendant Benjamin w. Leigh Dillon do an
pear here on the LIST day Of the April Term and an
swer the Bill OF the Complainant; and that copv of bis
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in the city OF Richmond orwo months and
posted at the front door Of the Court house of this
Copy. Tese, JOHN DANIEL, C. C. C. &C
Oct. %. As-we.r