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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14
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Middlesex County Court, May 29th, 1892
III Warner Roane, complainant against George
T. T. Lorimcr, James II. T. Lorimer, John Daniel,
John jackson and Peter Il. Pollard, defendants
In CHANcgRY.
This day came the complainant by his Attorney
and filed his bill, and the said defendants George T.
f. borIner aud James Ii. II. Borirncr, not having en-
tered their appearance and given security accord.
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of tho
Court that they not inhabitants of this Cou-
monwealth 1t is therefore ordered, thu they ap
pear here before this Court, on the fourth Monday
IN september Dc& enter their appearance, and give
security according to law, that the.bll of the com
plaInant viii be taken for confessed tn Them and
the prayer thereof decreed accordingly; and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for
at the door OF the Court-fIouso of this county.
for two successive Court days A Copy. Testc,
GEO. HEALY, Z. NJ. Z.
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SPIEER PATPEK
JOSEPH ICVELL.

bo conhded to them, os
Saddlers 81 Harness Makers
And where they are prepared to furnish all article,
usually kept by persons in tpsir line They think
Their assortment good one and believe TIE price.
and quality will neither be objected 90.
1T is common to mako many professions r. ,tc
public on commencing tusncss-tie s,tsc,i.e.s
decline such course-they would erely .msr
that they conscious their success d, pend er.
ly on thomseves.-All " ORR done at Il cir St,r.,
be by their own hands, or hose Of cxnoy',.,,,
and competent Workmcn, under Their o,,.,, i,s.,.
ion; and all they ask Of ibcr friends and the ,i,
lie, is a fair trial. 10 10 "a -"
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MIGkzE,S OFFICE.

q DRAWING of the New York Lottery, No. 81:
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TOMORROW!
Splendid Capitals!
$4,000, $4,000, &c. SC.
TICKETS ONLY SO!

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Drawing will be received Tomorrow morning
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Grand Consolidated Lottery-Drawing will b
rceived Thursday morning, at eight O'Clock.

f'cKetS %, halves = 5U, quarters l 25
VltginIs state iottery-Drawiug will take place
ut the Eagle Hotel, Friday afternoon, at four
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Nov. 20.

IN CHANCERY-VIRGINI the Circuit SUI
r. perior Court OF Law and Chancery for Henco co,n-
ty, the 9th day of June, 1882
Benjamin c. Coghill, and John Ee;, and Fanny b. his
wife, PLANTING
against
John Sheppard, executor OF Benjamin w Coleman. de-
ceased, Sarah Laughlin, and Fountain Thomas c. Ann
Sarah Elizabeth and KcZiah I.aughlin William p Pa
rish and hly W. his wife, Mlly, Mlicen Jones' Will
liam o. Barrett and Mary his WIFE Moses Snead and Mar
tina his wife, Paul Dcrre and Ann his wife, Thomas c.
Yates George Yates, John b. Yates and Mildred Yates
administrative, and German Goodloe, administrator of Mi
chael w. Yates, Henry Yates Joel Crenshaw admins
traitor Of John Sutton, decd the same Joel Crensaw and
Millcen his wife, Temperance Lightburn George Jones
and Mary his wife, John Sutton Thomas c. Sutton vii.
liam Sutton, Paul Christian administrator OF Robert Su
ton, decd, the same Paul Christian aud Polly his wife
heHah Coghlll, and ---- ScroggiHs and Mildred w
his wife, Defendants
ms cause in which the plaintiffs appear TO have pro-
ceeded against the defendants, Fountain Laughn Henry
Yates, John b. Yates, Joel Crenslaw administrator of
John Sutton deceased and the said Joel CrensIaw and
Millcent his wife, Temperance Lghiburn, George Jones
and Mary his wife, John Sutton Thomas c. Sutton and
William Sutton, Paul Christian, administrator of Robert
sutton, d., and the said Paul Christian and Polly X
his wife, and -- Scroggin and Mildred w his wife
VINO are out OF this country in the mode prescribed bv
law, against absent defendants, they still failing to appeag
ana answer came on this day be heard the bill taken
Tor confessed, as to all the other defendants and an hbt
anu was argued by the PLAINTIFF counsel: On considera
on whereof the Court doth adudgc, order and decree
,a me defendant John Sheppard do render am account Of
ms administration OF the estate OF his cslaor BENJAMIN
w. Coleman, before one Of the Commissioners of tbs
and make report thereof 10 the Court with any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or which
may be required by the parties TO be so stated
copy leste, VIM. G.. SANDS, d. c.
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HbUBLIC SALE.-By virtue OF Deed of Trust exc
~ cuted By Jefferson Swami on the 22d day of sent
1923, and recorded in the Clerks office Of Povhaan for
purposes therein mentioned will he sold to the highest
bidder ut public auction, for ready money at Powhatap
Court house, on the third Wednesday IN December ne
(beng Powhatan County Court day) Tract Of Land of
l99 acres, IN the county of Powhatan called Woodland
adjoining the lands Of Richard Taylor and Samuel Drake
and oheror, 80 much thereof may be necessary to
satisfy the said Trust Deed and such title only a. is
vested in the Trustees will be conveyed to The purchaser
BY THE TRUSTEES
October l6. AZ ,Y,ds
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POEI'ke
, 1000 rer nkMA,N. rN.rna.o

From the New York American
TO BtANCA.--OH rrrttHi, togisHrs, Sc.
Ave, there Il j., that wizard sinilr,
That look, which cheats my soul ios,Vrr,
That face that will my brain bcguilo
Till reason from hct scat shall sever;
Aud all ms peerless as when last
iOS the tNonticth time torcswofc thcm,
Hcsistir,s rs when first I cast
My whole odOIing soul before them.
Like cattior doves that hurry hack
To the same goal lfum which they started,
However strange may be the track,
or Ear the homc from whence they're parted
80 nom it, icsscs II may
Fec set my heart one moment free,
Somehow ii ALWAYS finds its way,
The very next, again To thee.
But sick and weary from its range,
With plumage torn aud dropping wing,
And iccliugs-though thry cannot Change
Emhttcrcd 10y such wandering.
That heart, which thou hast proved so MUCH
If, while thou dOuhtcst yet to take il,
Each chord thou would'St still further touch,
oh, uy some tost that will bat break II.
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CoMMrssIoNER's OFFICE

~, HichmOHd, october 29th, 1882.
me parties Interested, will please take notice that |
nave appointed the lib Of December next to commence
he account directed in the foregoing order OF Court on
winch day at O'clock A. NJ, they are required TO attend
al my Office in this City, with their accounts and vouchers
ready Tor examination and settlement and with Office CO.
pies Of the necessary Court papers
HILARY BAKER, Commissioner.
November6. 40 VIC
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CoNIMIssIoNER'S OFFIcE,
SIN dam nT AopeD,Ley 1870

The parties interested m any way in the foregoing
crcal order are hereby notified, that have appointed
The 18th day of January 1888, at Luuenburg Court
House, at my Office by 10 O'Clock in the of that
tend on that day, with all evidence vouchers and papers
that may be required in making up the said report.
Nov 20. 56-wSw
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n AND AND NEGROES FOR sALE.-The sub
"a scber VIII offer for sale Tuesday, the LIST day OF
january next the tract Of land which he resides,
containing about 4OS acres, situated the Bucking
ham road and between that and the AppomaOx river, IN
The county OF POwhaian, about five miles above POwiaan
Courthouse and two below Dickinsons Tavern in the
neghborlool OF Drs William and Abncr Crump and Benz
i'Inn Meade. This land Of good quality, between 25
ana 30 acres OF It being excellent creek low grounds il
Is well waiercd by large Creek aud several smaller
streams There ", all necessary out houses with
good Dwelling house. Furhcrdescnpon ofthe property
Is deemed unnecessary presumed any person wish
ing to purchase will view the premises before the day Of
saleAt the time and place. will be sold, between
twenty-five and thirty likely Negroes, consisting Of boys
and girls, men, women, and children. Should the Sub
scdber be enabled to sell his land he will also offer Tor
sale h crop Of corn and fodder stock ofhogs cows sheep
horses, &c. Cash will be expected for the negrocsfor
The land and other things that may be sold, the terms will
be made known tho day Of sale. VIM. ROYAI.I,.
POwhatan, Nov. ~, 1882. f56-w6tsl
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NOTlCE.-The subscriber wishes to sell three or four
likely and valuable Negroes, and they sold for
no fault, would prefer selling them to person
persons IN this section Of country, who may want them for
their own use. Persons wishing to purchase will please to
make early applications should they not be sold be-
Tore The 18Th OF December next, that being POwbaan
Court day, they will then be sold at public auction, in
front OF my door TO the highest bidder, for cash.
ScoIlsvile, Nov. 8. [52-wtd.l RICHARD BASS.
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EEURSUANT 10 decree OF the Circuit Superior
a Court of Law and Cbancery held at the Capitol i'm
the City OF Richmond, will be sold tho highest bidder
for cash, on the premises, Friday the Both day Novem
Der next the tract of land which James Andrew now
resides, lying Cold Harbour in The lower end of Ha-
county containing so acres he the same more or
less, which said sale will be made according 10 the pro
visions Of the Deed of Trust made 10y the said James An
drew to Trustee, to the pay ment OF money
IN the said Decd oil Trust mentioned. shall sell i'm
my character aforesaid, will convey only such title as
am authorized 10 make by virtue of the said decree and
Deed of Trust. BOWLING STARKE
Oct. 30. 50--wtds
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N NHE capital English Horse Fyiie, lust iInport-
n ed, withstand the next at Boyd,on Mecken-
burg County Virginia lie very large horse 10 ~ nds
inch high, dark bay, very beautiful grand and maies-
TIC, oil the highest finish OF shape, OF fine bone and muscle,
and OF great substance and power. He selected in
England by Mr. Tattersal good cross TO improve our
stock Tor his blood size performances form and great pro-
mise and IS offered, TO breeders the finest horses
ever in this country.
lie got by Antonio the winner of The great ST. Lee
ger, in 1919, out of Paddinda sister Sir Oliver,
Pouon, and Fyldcnner the winner Of tie great St Iseer
in 1906 and all three popular stations by Sir Peter Tea
ze the best horse of his day; his grandam Fanny by D-
med; Ambroo by Woolpecker a most capital StSlr ON.
Ruth, sister to Highfyeys dGm by Blank one of
the best sons OF the Godolphn Aaban Regulus the tcst
son OF The Godolpin Arabian Soreheels; Nakcless, Chr
topher DArcey's Royal mare
Antonio by Octayian, the winner of tile great ST. Lcgeb
in 1916 dam by Evandcr of the best and best bred
sons OF Delphi, the second best OF Highnyer; Miss
Gunpowder by Gunpowder, out Of Suwarrow's dam, by
Young Marske, Arbitrator Daphne, 10y Rcgulus.
oc'avian bred Ivy the Duke of Leeds, got by Strip
ling, (by Phenomenon; Eclipse; Lass of lie Mill by
0ronoko his dam by Oberou Of sister Sharper by
Ranthos
Gunpowder got by Eclipse. the best racer Of England:
dam by Omar, of the Godolphn Arabian; Startling,
Godolphn Arabian; Stanyan's Arabian; Pehan's Barb;
SPo5 White Legged Lowtlcr Barb. Old Winter marc.
(See English Stud Book)
Fyde many large purses and gold cups beating al
heavy weights, many Of the best horses in England.
lawre Todd, Sarah winner IL times in year, (boib
these beat BirmiHghon0 Signofina, who beat MeRnOn,
Dr. Faustus aud Euxion, (boh these beat the imported
leviaihan) Joceline, Mayrocordato Sampson Orthodox,
EuphraCs, Halston, Jupiter Recovery Sc FytIe dam
SIRE several OF his brothers and sisters, SC fine
GERS, both Tor speed and bottom.
The public can the Archie and other Amcr-
can mares with horse Of uudoubted pedigree and clar
acer.
Ample provision will be made for and on
count will he take than lac do complete Justice
Refer to VIM. TOW MES, Boydion, Va.
Nov. 2. 5t-w4w
FENANNER WANTED.-Tbe subscriber wishes 10
q employ young man, man with small family,
nat can come well recommended as Tanner and man
OF sobncty and good morals. Persons wishing engage
can apply in person. write TO me, White House Post
Ohce, Meckleuburg county Virginia, South side Roam
okc river miles above Carkesvillc.
October o. rH--t0 ROBERT " OVERBEY
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HNDUCATlON.-The School at my residence in the
~ county OF Caroline, the White Chimnies will
be continued the ensuing year. The Scholastic year will
commence the 9TH OF January next, and terminate the
18th day OF December following, deductng one of the
summer months for vacation. In this School will be-
taught Reading, Writing, Composition, Arithmetic Eng
fish Grammar Geography with the use OF Maps and
Globes, Mathematics, Surveying, History, sacred and
profane, together with the Latin, Greek French Lam
guages For board and tuition the of eighty dollars
will be charged, the boarler finding his own bed BID
ding and lights; il furnished by the subscriber an add-
tona charge OF FIVE dollars will be made. the family
oil the subscribers ten twelve boarders will be accom-
modated.
The subscriber, intending abandon the practice of
Law, (houd the School justify i) will devote his person
al attention exclusively TO it; otherwise, under his mme
date superintendent, ii will be conducted by Mr. John
Scott who has had the benefit of six years experience as
teacher and who is highly recommended by the late
Richard Morris of Hanover, John Kidd, and Alexander
F. Rose, member Of the Convention, in whose family he
taught private School for five years. with considerable
success.
The location of this School, in point of health il inf
ror probably TO in the State; instances of Bilious
disease rarely occurring The subscriber deeply sens-
bile oi the necessity of carly moral restraint will ercise
system OF discipline the School, firm mild
parental and aectiOnate; while the srctest attention
will be paid TO their literary advancement For adns
sion into the School, il is desired that early application he
made in order that additional arrangements may be made
for the comfortable accommodation OF the boarlers In
relation the character the School reference il made
VIM. Hammit, A. c. Coleman of Concord Academy and
Stafford ii. Parker OF the Senate Address White CHM
mics, Caroline FRANCIS w. SCOTT.
October 30. IN
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n ChANSEhh " IRGINIA.-ln Lunenburg Cir
n cult Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, continued
and held for Lunenburg County the 10Th day October
1882
Joel Neal and Henrietta, his wife, Pitts
James Bagley, Thomas Kceon, Robert Davis, PasckilI
Davis Sarah Anderson, " lillian Davis, Sterling Davis
Baxter Davis Jeremiah Burnett and Diana, his wife, and
Martha Davis, Dens
The absent defendants Robert Davis Sarah, Anderson
and James Gee, against whom the plaintiffs appear to
have proceeded IN the manner prescribed by the act 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
this day 10 be heard the subpoena there
in the bill, answers OF the defendants Thomas Keeon
James Bagley, Sterling Davis, William Davis, and Bax-
ter Davis. aud exhibits and argued by counse-on
consideration Whereof it appearing 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 hem and doth
adjudge, order aud decree that the defendants, Thomas
keeton and James Bagey, do render Of their
administration OF the of their tostator Zachaah Da-
Wis deceased before the Commissioners of the Court who
is directed to examine and state the same and make
port thereof to this Court with any matter specially stat
ed deemed pertinent by himself required be
cd Rby either OF the partcsand the Court doth further
ORDER that the said Commissioner do ascertain num-
Der and description OF the slaves, conveyed by the deed
oil the 18th February, 1884 in the proceedings mentioned
including the increase OF the females the date OF the
deed, how the have been disposed Of the value
thereof and in whose possession they are; and also
that the said Commissioner do ascertain the value of the
18th February 1894, at the date of the said deed and
what has become OF them; and ALSO that he the
value OF the slave. advanced by The tesaor to the plain
s and the value OF the slaves bequeaiIed by him in
trust, for the female pl4nli and the paid by the
defendants, Thomas Keelon, and james Bagby, TO the
plaintiffs, and make report thereof to this Court with any
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by HIMSELF OF
required to be so stated by either party.
A Opy. Teste, wM. II. TAYLOR, elk.
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IN CHANCERY-VIRGINIA rules holden in
ID the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county OF Hanover the 81 day
OF September, 1892
Laney Jones, Sheriff Of Hanover, to whom the estate
of Amanda Mallory deed committed for administra-
ton, Plaintiff
against
John kimbrough, jr. and Geo. Mason Defendants.
The Defendant, John Kmbrough, r not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according the
oil Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court that he is not an habitan
OF this country, is ordered, that the said Defendant do
appear here at the Rules he holden the Clerks Of
flee OF the said Court the month of December next and
answer the Plaintiffs bill-and that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond for two months successfully and that
another copy be posted the front door the Court house
OF this county. COpy.-Teste,
PHILIP b. WINSTON, elk.
October ). A3-US,v
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IN CHANCERY-YIRGINI rules taken in the
n Clerks office of Prince Edward county court the LIST
day of October, 1882:
John Pearson, PltH
against
Theodore Williams and William b. Smith, Defts
The defendant, Theodore Williams not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according
OF the General Assembly and the rules of this court and
II appearing that he is not inhabant OF this Sate-on
the motion OF the plaintiff by his attorney, is entered
at rules aforesaid and accordingly ordered, that the said
defendant, Theodore Williams appear here on the FIRST
day OF January court next and the plaintiffs bill;
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted i'm some
one OF the public newspapers published in the city of
Richmond for two months successfully and also posted at
the front door of the courthouse of this county
a Copy. Teste, B. j. WORSHAM elk
October &C. 1g-wSw-
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NOIlCE.--A Petition will be presented to the next
General Assembly for an increase Of tolls At Msvos
Bridge. i51-t0 Nov
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October s. 43-wsw

HNDUCATiON.-My School for the ensuing year will
"a open, on the 18th day OF january, aud close the
Isl day OF December. In this School will be taught the
English, Latin and Greek Languages; Geography with
the use OF the Globes and Maps Arithmetic aud Mahe-
matcs would receive twelve boys as boar,ers, who
with my will make the number of scholars in
tended 10 form the School The price of board and tut
ton, including lodging, washing and candles, will be
500. The School will be under my own management
assisted in the tuition by my eldest Promises made
by teachers, soliciting patronage, have become too
mon to be much regarded suffice it TO say, that those
VINO put Their sons wards under my instrc-
ton, may be confident that their morals and Education
VIII be faithfully attended to. The government of the
School will be mild and parental, yet firm NV resi-
dence Is IN the county OF Louisa about miles from
the Green Springs neighborhood remarkably healthy
and free from dissipation of any kind.
October D. [l3-wlOw1 p HACKETT
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"a OTICE-There will be presented during the sitting
" OF the next General Assembly petition for a Sepa
rate Election in the County of Brunswick the Store and
Tavern house Of James p Harrison, in Mcherrin Parish
October o. 41-w2n
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EROWHATAN FEMALE SEMINARY The eXrr-
cises Of This Seminary, will commence on the second
Monday in January next and terminate on the second
Saturday in December following including vacation Of
one month, during the summer Instruction will be given
in all the branches Of literary scientific aud polite edu-
cation. II will be the great object OF the Instructor to
lead his pupils to the formation Of habits and to
prepare them for every period and every sphere of action
The government Of the school will be entirely parental
Terms, per session Of ten months, as follows:
Tuition In all the English branches, 500 90
Music. 40 on
French and Latin, no 90
Painting on Velvet, g 90
Ten twelve Young Ladies can be accommodated with
board in the family Of the subscriber at SIS 90 per sco-
lasc Communications directed 10 Smiths Cross
Roads, will be attended to, without delay
Nov. g. [5I-w0rI JOHN b. TINsLEY.