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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-25

IL October 23d, 1882:
Norrell H. Robertson, Hull c. HILL guardian for Aon-
20 r. Robertson, Theophilus w. Robertson and Madison
D. Robertson infant children Of Jeffrey Robertson J
ceased Daniel C. Tacy and Sally N his wife, formerly
sally N: Robertson and Wleby Robertson, Compts.
against
Matthew w. Robertson, Henry M. Robertson. Aiopzo
r. Robertson, Theophius w Robertson, Madison b. Ro-
bertson jeffrey A. Talley Thomas North and Rosamond
{. his wife, lately Rosamond c. Taley, VIM C. r. Tai
ley, Aphus D. Talley, Marcelus G. TaIey and Susanna
A. Talley, children OF Daniel G. Taey and SALLY MI his
wife, Louisa NJ Robertson, Wm ID. +. Robertson Virgi
MIA E A. Robertson Alfred Is. Robertson T. r. Robest
son, children Of Norve III. Robertson and NorveIl Ro
berson, brother OF the said Jeffrey Robertson Jr deceas
cd, Judith Wineford, relct Of Winefortl, deceased
aud Rhodee Gannaway, relict of - Gannaway de,
ceased, 49, Dcts
Muller oodon is appointed guardian, ad ltem for tho
ihaM defendants IN this cause and the defendants Nor
veil Robertson Louisa M. Robertson VIM ID. F. Robert
son. virginia e. A. Robertson, Alfred ID. Robertson r.
Robertson and Judieth Wineiod having entered their
appearance and given security according the act of A.
sembiy and the rules Of this Court 10 m.
satisfaction oil the Court that they inhabitants Of
THIS Commonwealth il is ordered that they do here
on the rst day OF January Court the plain
us bill aud give security for performing uch decree an
the Court may make heren and that copy of this order
DC iornwi inserted in some newspaper published in tho
city oil Richmond and continued two months
sveiy, and that another copy be posted up at the 'front.'
door OF the Courthouse Of this county on two Court
Copy.-Teste, p. III. NUNNALIY ID CO
November 9. IA %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-25

I'm HANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
IL Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Chesterfield county, the first Mon
day in November, 1892:
Hall Nelson, phF
against
William ID. wren Sergeant of the Corporation of Rich
mond and in that capacity administrator of George Win
sion deceased, Judith, James, Pleasant Nathaniel George
and Thomas ID. Winston, Mary W. Kicks Elizabeth Ii
Clarke, Hazett Kyle and Lucy Ann his wife, George
Simpson and Aurelia III his wife, William F. Butler and
Virginia |. his wife, Elizabeth Bowden, Robert NJ Bow.
den, Indiana Bowden, Margaret Bowden, John H. Eus-
taco in his own right and as of William Wardlaw
deceased, Mary NJ Wardlaw and the infant children of
said John III. Eustace aud his late wife Martha L. Des
The defendants, Mary w. Kicks, Pleasant Winston
iazlett Kyle and Lucy Ann his wife, George Simpson
and Aurelia his wife, George Winston Thomas b. Win
son not having entered their appearance and given
y according TO the act OF Assembly and the rules of this
Court and appearing that they inhabitants of
this Commonwealth, the motion OF the complainant by
COUNSEL il is ordered that the said defendants do appear
here on the rst day OF March and answer the
compliments bill, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some of the public print
ed in the city OF Richmond for two months
and also posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this
county. Copy-Teste,
LAWSON NUNNALLY, d. C.
2,v
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TPON AN INIUNCTI0N.-At Rules taken in the
u Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery of Prince Edward county, the 9th day
Of November, 1892:
John Clark, Executor of Agnes lark, decd Pill
Against
Jacob McGehec and Mildred his wife, Nancy Ligon
Archibald Fuqua, and Sally his wife, William Clark ST.
las Watkins, and Lucy M. his wife, Thomas Clark and
john roster, Defs
not having entered their appearance and given security
according to of the General Assembly and the rules
OF .s eour aud II appearing that they are not inhabitants
il 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 April term next
and answer the plaintiffs BILL aud that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in Of the public news
papers published in the city OF Richmond, for months
successfully and also posted the front door of the Court
house Of this county. Copy-Teste.
Nov. l6 [55-wSw b. j. WORSHAM c. C.
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IN ERY.-VIRGINIA.-At a Court coDtinu-
ed and held for Louisa county, at the Court house
thereof, the 10Th day OF May, 1882:
John Thomasson, plaintiff
against
William Smith, (B) and Robt Kimbrough, De6s
The Defendant, Robert Kimbrough, having ente r.
ed his appearance, and given security according to law
and the rules OF this Court; and il appearing TO The salts
faction oil the Court that he is nhabitant of this
state on the motion OF the Plaintiff, by his Counsel it is
ordered that the said Defendant Robert Kimbrough do
appear here the first day OF January Court next and
answer the bill OF the Plaintiff, and thst a copy of this
Order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
IN the city OF Richmond for months and
posted at the front door Of the Courthouse of this county
OH some Court day.
Copy. Teste, JOHN HUNTER G. T. n
Oct 80 "a 50
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In HANCERY-VIRorNIA.-At Rules holden Ia
IL the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery, for the county of Cumberland the
CourHouse of said county, from the Sd to the sth days
Of September inclusive, in the year 1892:
Maurice Langhorn, jr., Complt.
against
bosnia Hatcher, Martin II. Hatcher, Henry Hatcher,
and Benjamin +. Scruggs, Dens
The defendant, Martin r. Hatcher, not having entered
his appearance, and given security according the Act
Assembly and the rules OF this Court by
satisfactory evidence that he Is inhabitant OF this
county, it is ordered that the said defendant Martin r.
Hatcher do appear here, the first day the next April
Term, and answer the amended bill Of the Complainant
and That copy Of this order be forthwith inserted some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
men SUCCESSFULLY aud also posted at the front of the
Court House of this county.
Copy. Teste, JOHN DANIEL C. c. C.
NoveMbcr. 2. 5I-wSw.
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Dec. 10. [6i-wswl r. ELDRIDGE, C. csc.

YHNHE absent defendants, James r. Morris and William
IL Morris, will please take notice, that shall on ed
nesday the 18th day of March, 1885, the Tavern of
Thomas May, in the town of MaysvilIe and county OF
Buckingham proceed to take the dispositions of Samuel
Ford and Others TO be read evidence in now DEPEND
ing in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancerv
for the county of Buckingham in which am plaintiff and
you and others defendants, at which time and place
you may attend if you please. Yours,
Dec. 10. [64-w4wl JOHN MORGAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-25

I'm Observation-Disclosures Rules holden in
in the Clerks Office of the ircut Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the County of Buckingham, the
fifth day of November, 1882:
John Morgan, Pln
Against
James X. Norris William Morris, James p Richardson
morgan, ana Jones, and William Crane Def
The defendants, James r. Morris and William Morris
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the Act of Assembly and Rules of this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants OF this Country is ordered That the said
defendants do appear here the first day the next April
Term and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that CO.
Ply OF this Order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City of Richmond, for two months sue
cessvey, and posted at the front door the
OF this County. Copy-Teste.
Dec. 10. [6i-wSwl II. ELDRIDGE c. C.
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HPf virtue of a trust deed executed by Thomas all
H1 and Susan his wife, bearing date the 18th day of
JAY 1924 and OF record in the Couaty of Glouces
Ter Tor purposes therein expressed, shall Trustee Of
Ter Tor sale, at Gloucester Court house. Saturday the
ON day OF December next TO the highest bidder cash.
tract oil land, containing from ninety hundred
acres on which there comfortable improvements for
small family, and also two likely young negroes or so
much OF said property may be necessary the
purposes Of said trust. MANN PAGE Trustee
November 81. 5S-wtd
December 6, 1882.
~ The above sale is postponed Monday the 9Th of
January next T64-wtd1 Dec I3
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N CHANCERY -VIRGINIA.-In Amelia County
M Court, November 22d 1892
Ryiand Miller, Clement Crute and SALLY hi. uice fo
meriy sally Miller, Dabney p. Miller Nj nv b Miller
Martha M Miller, Anderson Miller, Charlton Miller and
hmlsead Miller the six last of whom infants who
sue by Ryiand Miller, their friend Virginia nj We
mack Judith W. Womack, and Nathan Woma,k infant
children OF Charles Womack and Elizabeth Womack de-
ceased, formerly Elizabeth Miller who sue by the said
Charles Womack, their father, next friend ali of
whom are CO. heirs OF Dabney Miller dec late Of Amelia
county omplainants,
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Mary Miller, widow and relct OF Dabney Miller de-
ceased, John ebster, sheriff OF Amelia and 40 s,nb "a
mnisTa'or, win The will annexed Of Dabney Miller, de.
ceased william Miller Thomas Miller and Virginia
er' chiureh oil william Miller, and late of Tennessee
M. Defendants
ms day came the plaintiffs by their coun ell and fled
tneir oli and the defendants, William Miller Thomas
MINER and virginia Miller no, having entered their ap-
Peace' anu gwen security according the act of AS
and rules OF this court and it appearing the ss-
"S'coh OF nus court That they are not Dhsbiants of this
commonwealth oon OF the plaintiffs nv Iheir cou
Is ordered, 'ha the said defendants appear here
on me 4ih Thursday in February rext and the
Dill oil The plaintiff; otherwise the court will take the same
Ior confessed, and decree accordingly and that copy
OF ms order be forthwith inserted i'm some newspaper
Puonsheu I'D The city OF Richmond for months sue.
cessveIy and posted at the of the court house
oil ms county, on iwo successive court days
CoPy les'e, JOHN T. LEIGH, c. A.C.
occemueT IL C3-wSw
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I'm ANCERY-VIRGINIA.-In Lunenburg Cir
Ill cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery continued
and held Tor Lunenburg County the 10th day October
Inel Neal nd III
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

from coming out, and the fire was not discovered
until about o'clock on Friday morning, when
MIR. Edward Barry respectable mechanic, who
was passing by, was attracted b. the smoke which
issued from the crevices Of the freut door and
windows He succeeded in making his way in.
to the Church, aud finally in extinguishing the
flames.
The south door OF the Church had been left
open. aud it is supposed the miserable incendia-
ry must have entered throughit. The fire was
kinded on the lower floor, under the gallery
stairs, where quantity of shavinss lay, which
had been left by the Carpenters day or two
before. There was, however, very little injury
done.
The Mayor has offered a reward Of 800 for
the apprehension Of the incendiaries.
81. .4ugustiae, Dec. 10th, 1881.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05
GANG r F. SIS.

The Senate, on Tuesday, transacted cOnsl.
derable portion Of legislative business. Several
petitions and resolutions were submitted, and
many bills passed through their first and second
readings and were referred. The bill regulating
duties and fixing the compensation OF Pursers in
the NAVY, reported by the Committee on Naval
Affairs, was considered and postponed to and
made the order of the dav for Tuesday next
The senate spent some time in the consideration
OF Executive business.
Many bills were reported from the Committees
and acted upon, in the Hnuse Of Representatives.
Nearly forty resolutions were submitted, among
which were a series by Mr.. Ward, on the sub.
ject Of an Improvement in the condition of the
Army, by providing for giving the soldiers an
education. The resolutions were agreed to, and
che subject was referred to the Military Com.
mittee. Mr. Pendleton introduced several re-
solutions OH the subject Of regulating the appel
late Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of the
United States, in criminal cases in the courts of
the States; declaring also the provisions of the
25th section of the judiciary act applicable to fl
nal judgments in the criminal courts Ofthe States.
and making other provisions for the enforcement
of the requisite processes under the act.
Upon a division, by yeas and nays, the House
however. laid the proposition upon the table by a
vote of 80 to 80.
Mr.. Mercer proposed resolution for applying
part of the proceeds of the pubic land, after the
national debt shall have been extlnsuished,t to the
purpose Of the removal of free negroes to Africa;
but before the sense Of the House was taken on
the subject, an adjournment took place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

Corn Frchange.-Prices remained uniform
throughout with sone slight exceptions which oc.
Cured on Saturday. On that day tl.s few hun
dred bis Richmond City in market were taken
from first hands at sc IS. and afterwards held
at I. Of common Southern. the sales were at
6 So Sc. The whole stock Of Southern of all
sorts, will hardly reach 1000 bis; Western was
steady at 6 IS 7, with very limited business.
Northern Corn fell to = cts. Southern brought
20 cts. A quantity Of Barley arrived from Ire
land.
Exchange and Honey We canno, praise the
condition of the money market. especially on Sa-
,urday, The Banks have some arrangements for
The 1,t of January. N.,ich male II prudent to re-
STRAIN their issues. la the packets OF the LIST.
we're shipped about 100000 IN specie and bull
lion. Exchange for these packets were heavy at
former@rates.
Business-generally remains locked M by the
ice, and affords hardly interest enough to make
a review worth writing or reading
nv. T. Jour- Com. Jan. Q.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05
This Is to give Notice,

VENHAT the subscriber, IT Alexandra C"un Y, in the
Il District OF Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans Court of SAID County ettyrsoI admin tratiap
the personal estate of Artemcss T. Rearon late ofthe
CO aforesaid decd All person. having claims ganst the
said decedent. hereby warned exhibit the same
70 the subscriber, passed by the Orpans' Court.
before the Sd da, of January, 1883. or they may.
by aw, be excluded from all benefit to ssid estate; -
aad those indebted thereto required to make i'm
mediate payment Given TN Ter my hand this 81 day nf
January, 49, CHARLES WRIGHT,
Administrator Of Artemesia 7. Reardon
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05
ID | + ID

On the 29th ut., at his country seat near Co.
lumbus, the Hon. Isaac MINOR, President Of
Canal Mr.. VI. was gentleman of acknow-
lodged merit; and0 whose loss will be deeply
felt by numerous circle Of connexions and
friends, throughout the State.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

Foul A6dir. Thursday night. the 9th in.
slant, an attempt was made by some miserable
deluded person, or persons Gfthey desire to be
classed with civilized menl to destroy Trinity
ed in St. Augustine. by fire. The night was re-
markably suited for the vile work. being very
rainy and the heavens indicated the appaOach Of
a storm, which, Of course, deferred any person
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05
HmoWteAGe fnr the People.

KMOWleNGe fsr the FeNV'e.
or, THE PL.4IV r'HY md BE(', L'"E.
EUs received on sale BY VA " aDn'i - a
% fresh supply of this truly interesting lti- WI"
Subjects treated,2on LIST. Domestic Science, contain
ing upwards Of 100 facts in social econom Part I'd,
Zoology, @ sdrupeis, illustrating tIr habits and pe
cuarities; Part So, Origins and Antiquities; Part 9Th,
Zoology, Birds rrice 123
Also, fresh supply of SCOTS Family Bibles, bound
in sheep and calf
All Of which, together with good assortment Of
Stationary and School Books, offered a. low can
be purchased in Northern cities.
dec 30-I0t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

The Heather On Wednesday morning the
thermometer stood at lS' being calm and over
cast at thu. time. Nj.
Erraium. I'm the statement of the weather of
tuesday published on Wednesday, for 17'
read so. NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

FLouR.-Yestcrday the current price of Flour,
from wagons, was five dollars and one shilling
per bbl Upwards of 1000 bbls. were sold from
stores at 5 25.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05
a Farm to Rent.
Notice.

~ tlACS.
'gNHE extreme ncIemsncy of the weather hiss deter.
Il mined the Trustees Of the Poor TO establish the
SOUP HOUSE. Donations Of money, wood, me-.
teriss that arc used for soup, will be thankfully re-
cei,cd
soup viii be delivered to the poor this day at II
o'clock
n Is. Any person having Ten Plate Stove to sell
or hire. will please call upon the Trustees.
dec Gift
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

c. s. Gaines. Esq U. S. Agent for removing
the Choctaw Indians, we learn from the Mobile
Register, has returned to Mobile having despatch
ed about 1000 on their way to their destination
across the Mississippi, and the balance Of the
ton would emigrate next season. 1t is said that
after tue Indians had separated themselves from
their cabins and bid adieu to their long cherished
hills, the good fare and kind treatment they ex-
perienced, soon restored them to cheerfuness
and they prosecuted their journey in excellent
spirits, and high anticipations of future benefit
from the exchange they had made. They were
treated with the most humane attention by all
the agents Of the government and were amply
furnished with tents, hospital stores and whole
some provisions
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

Wo 4 FUR SALE,
a ND deliverable at the Door, at S. per cord;
IA $50, Hckory ~ cod, at Sc per card Apply to
jim, r. MCkETrS, at Cameron, or
JONA. JAANEY, Alexandra
IAN a. "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05
Notice.

1 PPI ICATI0N will be made 70 the President and
~ Directors Of the Little River Turnpike Road Com.
pany for the renewal of Certificates for twelve shares
of Stock standing the Books of ,ad Company in the
name of Robert lle,rck; said certificates having been
lost o: mislsd.
dec lS--w4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05
vas COVERED with ice so thick aud strong that the
heaviest laden teams crossed the river on it.

vas covered Win Ice 50 mick anu strong that the
heaviest laden teams crossed the river on it.
The Philadelphia papers mention that a large
and respectable meeting was held at the Mer.
chants Coffee House on Saturday afternoon. B.
w. Richards, Chairman, Matthew Newkirk
and Saml. c. Ford, Secretaries, at which it was
resolved to memoriallze the Legislature for the
incorporation of new Bank in the City Of Phi
ladelphia, with capital of three millions of dol
lars. with view to supply the deficiency Of ca
pital occasioned by the close Of the late Mr.. Gil
rard's Bank.
The National Intelisencer, in copying our
notice Of MI. CHArMAN's paintings now exhibit.
ing in Washington. adds the following
The Collection Of Paintings referred to above,
is one Of the most interesting which has ever been
exhibited IN our city-as well on account OF the
subjects which it embraces, as the excellence OF
their execution. Inc town of which he is ma.
tive, as well as his family and friends, may well
be proud Of the reputation already acquired BY
this young artist, and of the promise he gives ot
distinguished eminence in his profession.
The Hon. John Mclean has been recommend
ed in a county meeting in Ohio, as the Jacksdf
candidate for the ce-Presidency. Unless the
two sections Of the democratic party in Penn
sylvania harmonize upon this subject, a citizen
Of some other state will be selected by the Ma
tional Convention for this important station. Col.
Johnson and Governor Dickerson are now the
most prominent Candidates; but il Mr.. Van Bu-
rem should be rejected by the Senate, the people
will no doubt zealously urge his nomination for
the second Office in their gift.-PhH Inquirer.
We see an lawful squirting" towards MIR.
Van Buren, for the Vice.P Presidency. The
great Republican Party" which literally trans
lated, means " a Jackson party,"t to all appear.
ances, however, at this time. look up on Colonel
Johnson as the prominent man. Should the
the names then presented to the people for the
first and second Offices IN their gift, be General
Jackson and Colonel johnson, and should these
gentlemen De elected. we shall look upon it as
quite creditable display of the moral sense OF
the community. What does the Richmond En-.
quirer say to such ticket? We think it will
chafe the spirit and gall the nride of the south,
and especially of Virginia. to be dragged. through
the spirit of party, to support such ticket
We know some Virginians, and doubt not but
that there are many, who would rather have their
tongues cut out, than 90 to the polls and vote it.
But, as the editor of the Enquirer says, Nous
rerronS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

We understand that the nomination OF Gov.
Cas-, as Secretary of War, was confirmed, by
the unanimous vote ct the Senate, on Friday
last.
We learn also that yesterday the following ap'
,oiutmeut, by the President of the U. States,
was confirmed by the Senate, viz:
Francis Baylies, OF Massachusetts, to be Charge
des AHaires to Buenos Ayres, vice Mr.. Forbes,
deceased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

We learn from Annapolis that the following
gentlemen have been elected, bv the Legislature,
Council TO the William Potter, Ut
Caroline; Thos. c. Worthington, of Frederick;
Samuel Turner. Of Calvert; Robt. w. Bowie,
Of Prince Georges: Geo. W. Purnel, Of Wor-
cester.