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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-20
June Is

WILDWOOD ESTATE-Thc Proprietor of the Elk
n "A wood estate in the county of Cupeper, informs the
public that that desirable property will be put up at pub
lie auction, Wednesday the LIST day of August next
the premises unless eligible offer is in the meantime
made for the by private contract For particulars
he begs to refer to his advertisement of last year. Any
gentleman wishing for further infomaon may obtain the
by addressing line John Browning at the Post
Office, Stev ensburg, Cupeper county, Virginia
The estate consists of 1881 acres, hereabout living
compact, with Mansion House in the centre in good re-
pair, and substantial barns aud out-budngs of every
scripuon, at convenient distance from the Dwelling
stream runs through the estate, which one or
two mill sites The property is bounded by
the river RaPpahannock and extensive bottom of low
grounds, without marsh sagnant water OF many hun
dred acres The open lands in cultivation nearly all
level and consist in general of rich loans, liable
TO wash or wear. large breadth is in clover. and il is
among the best grazing land in the State DsaRce from
Washington City 60 miles, and 80 miles from Frcdericks
burg.
The Editors OF the Wing, the Winchester Republican,
the National lntelgencer and the Fredericksburg Poli
cal Arena, will insert the same, in May the LIST and
4h weeks i'll June, aud the End and Sd weeks July
May s. 1ll7-5t-wt20thJuly1 J. BROWNING
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n N ANCERY-VIRGINIA:-At a Court Of ouaT-
IA terly session continued and held for Richmond Coun-
y at the Court House, Tuesday the 9Th day of May
1892
Charles DodsOn, Plaintiff,
Against
Rawicish Dodson and Susan his wife, Charles b. Kent
and Wnnefred his wife, William ii. Hall and Louisa his
wife, Richard Dodson, Hannah DOdson, Elizabeth Dod-
son, Jane Dodson and - Dodson, children Of James
Dodson deceased Ewell Alexander and Alice his vile,
Della, Joseph, Winney, Presley, William and Jane Dod-
son, Defendants.
This day the plaintiff and exhibited his BILL and
his motion, il is ordered that the defendants be sum-
moned 10 appear here the first day of August term
next to said BILL and to shew cause, il any they
wing the land Of which Alexander Dodson died seiz-
cd and should not be sOd and the proceeds d
vded according TO law among the heirs of the said Alex
ander Dodson, dec and appearing to the Court that the
ney, Hannah, Elizabeth, Jane and Dodson, arc in
ants under the age of twenty years. Therefore John
t. Headley is appointed guardian sd Item to Presley,
William and Jane Dobson; Bartholomew Dodson is APP
pointed guardian ad Item TO Della Joseph and Winney
Dodson, and Charles b. Kent is appointed guardian ad
Item to Hannah, Elizabeth, Jane and - Dodson: and
the defendant Richard Dodson having entered his ap-
peaance, and given security according the Act Of As
semby and the rules OF this Court and il appearing the
satisfaction of the Court that he is nabitant of this
Commonwealth, the motion Of the plaintiff by his at
iorney il is ordered that the said defendant Richard Dod
SON. do appear here the first day of August term next
and the plaintiffs BILL and that copy Of this order
he forthwith inserted in the Enquirer, newspaper print,
ed in the City of Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and also posted the front door Of the Court House OF this
county. Copy Tesie,
GEO. SAUNDERS, C. re.
June IL. IO--wsw
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Commissioners Office, Richmond, 14h June, 1882.
The parties concerned will take notice. that have ap-
pointed the 30b day OF July next for their attendance
fore the referred by the above order at my
Office at the Capitol in the City OF Richmond at which
time and place shall proceed the said order
VIM. G. PENDLETON, Commissioner
yune %. I3-wAw-
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I'm CERY-IIRoiSIA AT a Circuit Supe-
IL ror Cour. OF Law nnd Chanccry held nj the Capitol.
in the City OF Richmond Saturday, I'd day 1882
William ID. Wren and Hoato Gates Winston, surviving
executors Of John +. Price, deceased, Pitts
against
James Nj. Morris, executor Of Samuel Overflow deccas
cd, Samuel Overflow Richard Overflow James 0verton and
Henry Pendleton and Mary his wife, Dts
Il ms cause which abates as TO tho defendant Henry
Pendeton by his DEATH in which the plaintiffs appear
to have proceeded against the defendants Richard Over
ton and James Overflow who of this country, in
the mode prescribed by law against absent defendants
came this day 10 be heard the bill taken for confess
ed to the defendant James M. Morris executor of Sa
muel Overton, deceased, and answer of Samuel Overflow
with general replication thereto and exhibits and was ar
gued by counsel On consideration Whereof the Court
doth adudge, order and Decree that the defendant James
NJ Morris render account OF his transactions
tor oil Samuel Overflow deceased before of the Com
mseners OF this Court who directed to examine state
and settle the and make report thereof TO the Court
with any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by
himself or which may be required by the parties 10 be
stated A Copy-Teste,
-
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I'm Observation-Disclosures rules holden in
~ the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Powhatan county, from the 7h 10
the 18th day of May inclusive, in the year 1882:
Ellender Lewis, widow OF Robert Lewis, dec. Pltf.
against
Frederick Cox and Mary his wife, Joseph Jordan, Ro-
bert Jordan Linnaus Jordan Elizabeth Johnson widow
OF benjamin Is. Johnson, dec Edwin III. Jordan, John
Watkins, admr. oil Henry W. Watkins, dec. Edmund Loc
kett, VIM w Porter, admr. Of Peter Porter dec and Will
nam McCruder, Dts
The defendant, Joseph Jordan, having entered his
appearance and given security according the act OF AS
semby and the rules of this Court and appearing by sa
slactory evidence that he is inhabant of this Com
monwealth, the motion of the plaintiff by Henry L.
Hopkins, Esq. her Attorney it is ordered that the said
Joseph Jordan do appear before the Judge of said Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for Powhatan
County, at the courthouse thereof the first day Sep
tember term next, and the bill of the plaintiff and
give security for performing such decree the Court may
make herein and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper published in the city of Rich
ond for two months successfully and posted the front
door of the courthouse of this county. A Copy-Teste.
June 30 [l5-wSwl r. f. GRAVES, ID. c.
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Acknowledgement Rules holden in
II the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the County of Buckingham the fourth
day of June, 1882:
Samuel Sanders, Plaintiff.
against
Thomas Sanders, executor Of Samuel Sanders decd and
in his right Francis Sanders William Sanders James
NJ Sanders James Purcell and Mary his wife, formerly
Mary Sanders, Calvin Sanders, Samuel Sanders Stephen
Sanders and Elizabeth Sanders, Defendants
The defendants, James Purcell and Mary his wife Cal
vim Sanders Samuel Sanders, Stephen Sanders Eliza
beth his wife, not having entered their appearance and
given security according TO the act OF Assembly and tho
rules of this Court, and it appearing, by satisfactory
dcncc, that they not inhabitants of this country Ii is
ordered that the said absent defendants appear here on
the first day of the September erm aud answer the
bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper published in the City Of
Richmond for months successvely posted at the
front door of the Court House Of this County.
A Copy-Teste,
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al Office is hereby given that the oparinerslp here
~ olore existing under the firm and style Of OVERLY
& Young Ut Spanish Grove in Meckenburg county was
dissolved on he 2Sth day Of March last, by mutual con-
sen--tte said OVERLY having sold his entire interest in
the said TO the said Young Al persons having
claims against the said firm will apply to s. w. Young
FOR payment aud those indebted 10 tie said win
please make payment 10 him, who is alone authorised to
adjust and settle the business Of the said firm.
JAMES M. OVERLY.
s. W YOUNG.
MocNonbure, July 10 18wIm
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JUNO 12.

VALUABLE SHEEP FOR SALE would sell at
fails price 80 ewes, and from 80 TO 100 lambs The
female lambs and worthy the attention of farmers
they have uncommonIy good lccces and the wether
lambs being fat and fine, ought TO induce butchers
to come for them would give liberal wages, and
ploynent for or two years 10 carpenter of indus
ous and sober habits who would only abour himself
but also supefinend several slave hands He must be
competent 10 do good framing. My residence is Lit
tepage's Bridge, Caroline county, Va.
CHARLES NORRIS
July 10. 19-w2w
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FEHO JOURNEYMEN HOUSE-PAINTERS-
d. subscriber wishes 10 employ twelve fifteen House
Painters to work on the Capitol in Richmond.
G. W. McGIMNESS. Lonse- Pniatcr Sc

lltb Street. Richmond, Va.
have on hand 200 gallons Copal Yarnish of my own
make, suitable for House Painters, Chair and Cabinet
Makers, which warrant Of the best quality, and 10 dry
quick-Likewisc, Coach Vanish which will engage to
polish WELL and not crack. AS intend to manufacture it
constantly, and hope TO supply the State, will sell by
Wholesale say 10 galons as low as it be procured
in the Northern Cities If the varnsh is not approved Of
it will be taken back and the money returned.
April 81. I1I-wf c. w. McGINNESS
IPThc Editors OF the National IncIligencer WASH
ingon Inteligcncer Petersburg and BEACON, Norfolk
will publish the above weekly for two months and send
their accounts to this office.
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The United States Gdsette publishes an nhammatory
call toa meeting Monday next consult on measures
to give the President veto for veo Fhe saunch friends
OF the Bank as IL as, the friends of Andrew
Jackson in reality unless professions the and oppc-
sion 10 his principles made them The winnow APP
piled, and away goes the chal. Let who will catch il
chat is, and chaifit will renan.-PhM Reconsideration
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ANOTHER BANK "CoGNcGpENcE."-rhe clouds be-
gin dspcrse The Counsel and Attorneys and their fees
connected with the Bank and the report whom has
yet been made public, partly ascertaned Beside Mr.
Webster, the AJAX Tel1mOn Of this mammoth moneyed
arsocacy it appears, that both Of tho candidates for the
Presidency, opposed 20 General Jackson its feed
seland that both Of the National Republican candidates
for President and Vice President have long been in the
receipt Of enormous sums from its vaults.
Is 70 then 10 become question, whether the lawyers Of
TIC Bank Tie patriot protector u The beauty and booty
&C New Orisans from British assault anil violation ss
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July 8.

R The Lynehbus Virsinan, the Lexington Paper and Fin
castle Mirror will be good this Insertions
ward their accounts at Pattonsbug Vn the OF Jas
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Plaintiff,
June 10.

RoLFE ELDRIDGE, c. c. s. c.
June 10. I2-wSw
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The INDIAN Wharf.-The following general order was
Issued by Cen Scott taking OF The forces de
tined to act against the Indians. Gen Scott was to leave
Detroit on the 3D. with the first detachment of troops and
would probably reach Chicago by the IIih.
ORDERS, ! Head Quarters ~. JYc,ter, 3yu,,
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1--WE had rumor here to-day, that General Jackson
had vetoed the Bank Bill Should the report be true you
may rest assured that viii change the feelings any
oil our friends towards towards the President The inter
ess OF the Bank, and those of The State of Pennsylva-
mo- are not Identified NTH each other, and il will make
little difference to the democracy of State whether
the bill is signed or not"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
Notice is hereby given

'INO the Stockholders in The Alexandra Canal, that
i an instslment of Two Dollars on each share OF
stock is required TO be paid, before the LIST da,
of May next. Also instalment of Two Dollars
per share or befoY the st day of June; and far.
ther instanent Of Two Uors rer share on or before
the LIST DAY Of July. BY order of the Board.
n. CREASE,
Clerk A. C.. C.
Office Alex Canal Company. 3Oth March, 1882.
mar 30-d3t&eSat tlstJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
C0NGRE SIS.

In the Senate on Thursday, after the reception
and reference OF petitions and memorials, num-
Der Of bills from the House Of Representative.
were passed through two readings ard referred
to appropriate committees. The bill which had
been e-commtted to, and reported as amended
bv, tn. Committee on Finance, exempting mer'
chandize imported into the United States under
certain circumstances, from the operations Of the
tariff law of 1928. was discussed by Messrs'
Silsbee. Tazewel. Foot, Hayne, Tyler, DIX
erson and Webster; and fnu'ly, after adopting
the amendment Of the committee, ordered to the
third reading. The bill supplementary to the
several acts for the sale Of the public lands. TO-
sether with the amendments Of the House OF Re-
representatives.. were taken up on motion OF Mr.
King. who moved that the Senate concur with
the House in the amendment. The first amend,
ment was adopted. and the second was opposed
by Mr.. Ewing and advocated BY Messrs. MOore'
King, and Buckner; when the bill was lald %
the table. and the amendment was ordered 10 oe
printed, to give Senators al opportunity OF eiA
mining into its merits The Senate went i''o
the consideration of Executive business, on mo-
ton of Mr.. White; and, after some time 10 81
cret session, adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives, Mr.. Mercer
from the Committee on Internal lmprovemen"
reported bill for the Improvement OF ceria'"
harbors and the navigation of certain r'ef'i
and bill giving the assent 81 Congress 10 an ae'
of the North Carolina Legislature. incorporating
the Roanoke Inlet Company. They were se't.
raIlv read first and second time, and comml'ls"
to Committee of the Whole on the state OF "''
Union The House afterwards resumed me cop,
sideraton of the Revolutionary Pension BILL y, ~
the discussion of which it was engaged I'LL ''a'
past four O'clock.
The House Of Representatives has got 'aIl'.
into the discussion of bill. to the fate Of "hcn
considerable class Of citizens are looking W.T."
great deal of interest. We allude to the oil,
enlarge the provisions Of the Revolutionary REV.,
sion System. so as to include number Of ".
survivors of the Revolutionary struggle, "Io's
cases are not now embraced by 1t. Inc 'eao"e
provisions of this bill are. first, That the SUM-
ing officers, non com nissoned officers, mu'lcan,.
and privates. who served in the war OF the re-
luton ON the Continental establishment, 10 Wv
Militia, State troops, or as Volunteers anu
continued therein at one or more terms OF SEW
for a period of nine months or more, shall een
titled to receive, during his natural !iie, t of
sion. according to the provisions OF the &c.
March 18th. 1918. Secondly, that all >;
as above described, who shall have ser''" ";,.
therein mentioned, for any term less ''a" w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31

7zeatfe-we are happy to learn that full and
fashionable house honored Mrs. Brakes benefit
on Wednesday evening. The tragedy, (Evadne)
though what is technically called ''heavy."i. {.
full Of long speeches, is said to have gone off well.
But the principal attraction of the evening was a
novel kind of interlude-a ma>querade-which.
BY its within. wit, and odditv. kept the audience
IN a roar. One conundrum has been reported to
us better than the usual run Of such things
Dennis Brulgrudd-ry door keeper to the mas
querade} after being annoyed for some time hy
the conundrums Of the notorious Billy Black.
thus retorts upon him. &c Why is the long bridge
across the Potomac like the British Reform Bill?
Do you give it up? Because it can't be passed
without making ns,0 piers. "--Nat. int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03

regency appointed by the Three Powers is to
have the management of affairs during his mi
nority. II does not appear that the Greeks are
themselves to have any voice in the matter, fur
ther than mere confirmation oi the boy-king's
election.
The Papal Staies-The retirement OF the
main body of the Austrians from the Romasna Is
confirmed by the French papers, aud It appears
that Bologna alone remains garrisoned by very
small force of those troops. The French squad
ron, too. which had been ordered for Acona. is
supposed to have been countermanded, and sent
to the Morea Austria, i, appears, did not at any
time much relish the plan OF campaigns 10 tne
susceptible legations Of Italy, in company with
the French soldiers as the inclinations OF the lat
ter, whatever the intention of their Government
might be. would lean rather to foment resist
ance to. than favor the Impressions OF desPolIsm'
The AustriaHs. therefore, By vigorous EFFORT
stiaed at once the feeble revolt, and have now
lief, France without pretext for sending troops
or making Judgement in the Peninsula.
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SAVANNAH, March "a.

SAVANNAH, NidTCu "a.
important and Correot-The following extract
of letter, dated Milledgeyile. 2lst March, was
received by gentleman in this city, to whom we
are indebted for the important Information 1t dts
closes. The crisis then has arrived. The re-
fusal Of Judge Dougherty. to carry the Mandate
of the Supreme Court into effect. places Geo GA
in the attitude Of resistance to the Federal Judi
CARY. 1t must have been anticipated, and there
fore our people are prepared to meet 1t. we
new look for Interior measures: II says" There
Is great excitement in the State, in regard to the
decision OF the Supreme Court in the Missionary
case. Our people in this section, aud from this
in everv direction. are unanimous, believe, IN
the determination that the Missionaries shall not
be discharged. Gwinnett Court was held last
week. at which time and place the Mandate OF
the Supreme Court was presented. Judge Dough
ersy refused to yield obedience to its terms
The messenger left forthwith for Washington,
where be arrived about Yesterday His hurry
was to return IN time to present the refusal be-
fore the Supreme Court should adjourn, to obtain
an order awarding execution of judgment direct.
The order to execute the decree will OF course
be directed to the Marshal. The counties round
about here say, that they will, Unnecessary, shout
der their muskets and march to the Penitentiary
to guard aud prevent the Missionaries from being
discharged. "-RepuJhean
Choiera-At recent sitting of the Westmin.
ster Medical Society, Or. Gordon Smith declar-
ed, that he read all The books, and reports, and
essays. that had been published on this allah
sorbing question; that he had spelt the aboring
columns of the newspapers; that he had consulted
philosophical men in the professionally, he had
consulted phiosophic women also; that he had
thought upon the subject by day. and had dreamt
Of il bv night; and he had arrived at a conclu-
sion. for which he was himself alone responsible;
of which neither the credit nor the discredt
would he impart to another, viz, that after all his
reading, his thinking. and his dreaming. he knew
nothing more about the matter than he did before
be began.
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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,
Take,, at the .Alero,dria Museum, March, 1882.
By +. MoUNIFoRD.
APPEARANCE OF TIE WEA.
TIER, &c.

Hazy, very heavy b frost | Mt
Ditto
Clear and pleasant
Clear, cloudy, humid. rain
Rain, cloudy; much rain | Mt
Clear. Fresh Shad in mkt
DO. cold wind
DO. boar frost last night
Clear, hazy, humid. drizzle
Cloudy and sho"ery all day
Rain, cloudy; much rain | Mt
Drizzle, fair, thunder gust
Clear, cloudy. snow squall
Clear, gale, earth frozen
Ditto
Clear, hazy. moderate [asd
Cloudy. RI. high W. sn. sim.
Clear, heavy gale. v low tide
Clear. hazy, sunrise 1871
CLOUDY, humid. Equinox
Cloudy. fair; Dshowery mt
Clear, cold wind.
Clear aud moderate.
Mild aud smoky weather
Ditto
Cloudy, rain. fair
Clear. earth frozen rs. r. e90]
HAY, clear;h hoar frost | mt
Ditto. first app. Of Martins
Fair. clear and pleasant
In -l.l., L...-. l..s
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Fleming Il eigh

6TAyE lust received, AZ their Store on woven
! i wharf,
A General Assortment of GR0CERlEsS 3D.,
comprising almost every article usually kept '.,n
ry Store; all of which they offer twhole'a' sna
10 their friends and customers on accommodating
mar u colin ,g,;es
or The ;eesburg Genius OF Liberty and ro ZINES.
Spectator, Ware nton. will insert the above ic' Nv.
and send their bills to Us for payment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03

during inc mohth, ~ cieai uaJs'
NorE.-The weather, this month"; has been
not only very unpleasant. but, in most instances,
unreasonable; which, with that Of part Of last
November, may be safely classed with the win.
ter months.
Perhaps vegetation, in general. never was at
so low grade as at present, and owing entirely
to the severity Of the winter. Notwithstanding
the backwardness Of the season on the land, it
appears not to have retarded the annual visir Of
our staple Fish. Herring first appeared in mar.
ket, this year. on the eth February, and last
year on the ssth. Shad first appeared in mar.
ket, this year. on the 9th Of March, and last year
on the Goth Of the same month
The bitter snow storm which occurred On the
l7tf March. added to those previously published,
make. IN number, twenty three this season.
A question of like import has been frequently
asked here, and from other places, III there
was any person of the present time who ever knew
winter so severe. IN all its operations, as the
last has been?" This has been echoed and re.
echoed. again and again; but to no satisfactory
purpose. II is, therefore, highly probable, as
there is no known record Of the event, that there
is no one left who is capable Of giving direct
answer to the question.
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ice

EDwARD sMYrH will furnish families Win e sS.,
Il ICE during the Summer season, q, any hour ave,
N the morning, Sundays excepted. and on thsl w.
from6 to 9 O'Clock, A. n mar 9-eolwHZxW.--
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-10-24
PUBLIC SALE

Of Unaed ssfofes Oren d,ni Horses. " ILIs be sold, at Public Auction, in w the town of Little Rock. on Satur- day, the loth'day ofNovember next, twen- ty- five or thirty OXEN, and three or foan HORSES. Safe to commence at three o'clock, P. M. and for CASH
 J. BROWN, Capt. U. s. n.
 Princ'i. Disb' g. .Agt. Choc. Rem. Little Rock, A. r. Oct. 2sd, ls32.