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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-06
LAWSON NUNNALLY, Nj. C.
Nov b. 54-wtisD
Nov. IL.

an RY-VIRG1N1A-At a Superior Court
of Chancery held At the former Capitol in the city OF
Williamsburg the 9th January 1880, Robert Christian
Peter l-add & Co., Ann Register, John II. and Jones r.
Christian Ex'ors. Of William Douglass deceased, and
francis Clayton, Plaintiffs.
Judith b. Hill, Ann Hill, an infant by James. Caba-
mss her guardian assigned, and William Tyler, Ex'or of
WilllanE Hill, deceased. Dens
On motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel James Cabaniss
assigned guardian to the infant defendant TO defend her
IN is suit; and lhereupon the this day TO
be heard, Oh the bill, exhibits and was ar
gued by counsel On consideration whereof the court
doth adiudge, order and Decree that the following ac-
counts DC taken before of the commissioners of this
court hrs', an account OF William Tyles transactions
as Executor Of William f. HILL deed; in taking which
account the audit returned TO the county of Charles
CITY, copy oil which is filed with tile bill is TO be taken
as pima aca, true liable TO be surcharged aud falsied
10y the plaintiffs; in taking which account, the commits
sione is directed ascertain what portion Of lie personal
estate Of the said VIM T.. fl has been applied 10 the
payment of debts which bound his hcir second an ac-
count oil The claims OF the plaintiffs, and such other cred-
tors OF WIN H. Hin, as may exhibit and prove their de-
mands before the commissioner usual terms desg-
mating in said account such Of said claims as bind the heirs
OF the said VIM l.. H deeds third an account of the
probable annual value OF tie real estate Of the said WIN.
f. Hill, which his heirs hold by devise or descent its ST.
tuation and quantity Which said several accounts the
commissioner IS directed TO examine and settle
TO the court report with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself WHICH may be equired
by the parties TO be stated
And Circuit Superior Court of Law and Cbanccry
held at the former Capitol in the city Of Williamsburg Tor
James City county and city Of Williamsburg, 10Th Sept
=
on the papers formerly read and the report Of the sale
made by the Marshall pursuant to the decree OF the 2d
day oi February last, and was argued by counsel On
consideration Whereof he court confirming the said re-
port doth adudge order and decree that tie same be
iabshed between the parties; and tic doth further
adudge, order and decree that one of the commissioners
OF tis court take, in the usual mode account Of any
iurlher demand existing against the estate OF WIN. r..
Hill, decd, according TO the principles stated in te said
Decree being ntmated there other creditors who
have not heretofore exhibited their claims 10 the commits
slo9er which account The commissioner is directed 10 ex-
anime, state aud settle, aud 10 the court report with any
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required by The parties TO be so stated
copies Icstc, JAMES CABANISS, G. &.
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CoMM1ss1onrn'. Orr1cr.1

- ITWlnnsbUTg, bW Vow, 1882. :
nc parties Interested in the foregoing order Of court,
are hereby noihed That have appointed the 18th day Of
December next, 10 make the therein ordered,
on which day, by o'clock, a. NJ they are desired 10
attend at this Office, with their vouchers and evidence,
and this original order. JAMES CABANISS, Com.
November 10. 55-vsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-06

Nm observation-disclosures Rules holden in
ID the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the county of Buckingham on
Monday, the first day of October 1882:
James Scott, executor of John Lesslie decd who was
executor, Sc OF Robert Craig, deceased and Daniel Call
as recelver, &c Pitts.
against
Thomas Pseson and Sarah S. his wife, Maria Couch
Thomas A. Winirey, John s. Winfrey, Eli Baowe and
Sarah his wife, Samuel Wnirey, William Baowe and Eli.
zabeth his wife, Charles A. Scott, William Anderson Will
liam Turner, Mary Ann Turner, Julia Turner, Robert
Turner, Sarah Turner, Ellen Turner, John Turner and
James Turner the only heirs of Fleming Turner decd
and George Booker and John Forbes, Trustees Defts
The defendants, Thomas Pateson and Sarah s. his wife
Maria A. Couch, Thomas A. Wintrey, John S. Winirey
Eli Ballowe and Sarah his wife, Samuel Wilrey William
Ballowe and Elizabeth his wife, having entered their
appearance and given security according The Act of
semby and the rules of this Court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants of this
country Its ordered that the said absent defendants do
appear here the first day of the next April term and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond for months successively and
posted al the front door of the Court House of this county
Copy Teste, II. ELDRIDGE, C. C. S. e.
October 10. 47-wsw
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Onico OF lne NlfcuN superior Court oil Law
and Chancery, for the county OF Cumberland at the Court
house of said county from the LIST the 9th days of Oc
ober inclusive, in the year 1892;
john O. Page, surviving partner Of the late firm James
Deane and John G. Page, trading under the firm of Deane
and Page, Complainant,
against
Francis b. Deane, ex'r. of Thomas Deane decd Fran
els Ii. Deane jr, Francis b. Deane sr Thomas Jellis
Elizabeth Deane, widow OF the said Thomas NJ Deane
Robert Irving, Henry Page, and jane his wife, Maurice
t. Hobson, and Ann, his wife, Thomas Jellis and Mary
his wife, William Trent, and Elizabeth, his wife, Thomas
Deane and Francis Deane; which said Jane Ann Mary
Eliza, Thomas aud Francis, children and heirs OF
Thomas NJ Deane, deceased Edward Cunnin CHAM
william M. Thornton, James Steptoe, aud Mary, his
wife, formerly Mary Dillon, John cunningham and Eli
zabeth, his vile, formerly Eliza Dillon, James Dillon
Patrick Dillon, Richard Dillon, John Dillon Alexander
Dillon Benjamin w. Leigh Dillon which said Mary
Eliza, James. Patrick Richard John, and Ben
jamin, are children and distributes OF Edward Dillon
deed, aud Edward Cunningham, Henry +. Watkins
Charles Morton and John Gillian, executor of Edward
Dillon deceased, Defendants
The defendant, Benjamin w. Leigh Dillon not having
entered his appearance, and given security according TO
the Act OF the General Assembly, and the Rules of this
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
Is not an nhabitaut of this Common ealt il is ordered
that the said defendant Benjamin w Leigh Dillon do APP
pear here, on the lst day OF the April Term and an
swer the Ball OF the Complainant that copy of this
order he forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in the city OF Richmond for months sicccssvev and
posted at the front door Of the Court house of this county
Copy. Tesc, JOHN DANIEL, C. c. C. C. C.
Oct. %. 4S-wSw
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NoIlCE.-Was committed 10 the Jail OF this county
on the 18th inst negro man. who calls himself
OHAtG'ES, says he belongs TO Wtliiam Dickson of
Baton Rouge Missssppi about twenty six years of age
I'VE eet hve and half inches, high, his right
shoulder SAID to be oecasoned by dirk, his
me owner Is requested TO come and take him away or
nc VIII be dealt with as the law directs
MICHAEL MOVERS, Tailor ITyuthe Co,,nf,
November l6. Ss ~
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81 N CHANCERY-VrR Rules held in the
"A Jerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Chesterfield county on the first Mon
day in November, 1892
Hall Nelson, pG
against
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LAWSON NUNNALLY, d. C.
November Zj 57-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-06

I'm CHANG Y-VIRGINIA-Thomas Purdie in
a his cwn right and executor of Aaron Purde de-
ceased and as late administrators of Edmund Purde do
ceased, plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-14
SHAGES.

F.ilE pubic are informed thu dhtly mail "a
- NV turning between thi' place aud ba,a'
1usi#u Cit. The advantages oil this arrange
meol are numerous AMI obvons.-lt not only
slyes tui, place a daily Northern, but a daily kch
mont NAL. Il preseafs 10 he Hareihng from
Tennessee, Sc .oute ;cet 10 no deiay iehaive-
Cr.
Ihs line IS Intended 10 combine proper eH-
petition. viii a,nple timr for rest but whenever
II is'tcqnirea, il viii traee all night As dos thr
FrrdrIIck sburg l,ne, anI will then reach Na.h-
ug,on without GiIcny, AZ soon a the Steamboat
From Charlottesville TO Alexandria, by land, IL,
mIle, Alexandria II Washington, by the boat
mles--5y my route, l.
FROM Charlottesville 80 steamboat landing, IS
nle.--Steamboat landing 10 Washington, OIL
route by Fredericksburg 80 mics.
Distance from salem to Washington Guy, l92
mlle,-Fare, ST. =
Inc subscriber has spared no pains TO put the
test accomm odaiions the whole road ir.'m Sa
lem 10 Washington cry. Aud having 'nvolyea
himself in heavy aGdnIonal expense, IN consr.
qneuce Of the esiah, hmrnt OF daily mail, snicss
the tupporl ul generlns public.
wv. SMITH.
a. The Abingdon and kaoAviha papefs will IN
SCI the Hbnse = month, ~ Tive u,na dlscoun', a"d
send II n account 10 tbs oil e tor collection.
Rla. = Is
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%SiEGiNlA.-Al Rules holden IN the Ecil e1'' ,
" the Circuit Superior Court oi la" and Cna" -.
the county vl Nelson the III day OF May. ls53--t
cery.--Robt IT Shields, PIantih, @alusl Samuel J.
anu III. :. Cabcil, executors aud dcNis'es ct -
tubCH, dec, and PATRICK Ii. LABEL, GculEs "
Pcpg, Iiiggnbulhau, Benjamin l., ScruEgs and IL
his wlte, formerly Eui,lne Cabei, Alartla "lttn'
heil hr,cn, Sarah \. Green, Lucy Ann Nlet'' ~. IN
tsrtwrIglt, heirs and children 81 Mildred ga ~ -
dec. sarah " htIuckc, daulhte oi George and '''
Nhtlockc, devisees Vi samuel l. tabeIl. dec. b'' a..
The defendant Martha brccu, Cahth Green, Luta w..
Green and Itury CaftA right not having entered i' ~
pcarance and security according TO The act 81
bly, and the rules OF THIS court, and Pcmits by s"
tory evidence that they iuhahauts Ct HIS
II Is ordered that the said dciCuduuts 40 appear III IN
the first day ofst1le term and answer the i
painuh, and that copy OF thu, otdc' hr etsh"''A r
months essIIely ana rusttd at the o"l '' =
the courthouse, Of tins county. ,.,, ~
ACopy-leste, RO.t. q A4l.H
May Il W
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hfmeti8 tals6ft fhafnoad. -. .#
VIE, formerly Judlth THuumauf. CT -
J. FUCKER, Charles Christian and So. l.
Nasan Tucker, May Fucker aaa ....... -
lot infants under the saeaffueU,y ta.H
ihlbOfee John J., -. ~. MIR, .ea#
al ias Of john Tucker and Mn No. ..#.
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sa's do aPTear Herr aH Tire l.t,l..,.
and answer the TIL 81 the p.aiUifa. .,
ihs order b. inrtha lb inserted ..'
printed III thr town # lynchbprt
sNely, aud posted uttar from dor. OF.
''Ia county. CoFy-Tr,r
My Il '0'' aoIis0S
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JOHN 6. SRFErOE,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

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classical HDUCAVI0N.

Z = Z ~ n" = y HIEJ z 7 , ~ -
FHNllE next session oft subscriber, Schoo!
q will commence ON Monday the ita juno
TERMS
English aoI Mathematical al2 10
lauo and Lr1,h l. 90
meoo4.laencs oil gbo sickness that la prevailed
mLylrabUrg, OF Whehso many of his pupils
have bryu sud cefs -lae suniruhrr has dntstulacd
IA postpone a5 regular eN animation nua some
suitable tlme an lhc session thrh Is To ,tmm0aco
as uaaggd alien. l0S /. GODFREY
jun Il
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-12-05
5afA l, !, DEP DDf.f i s TIsIlIss1, IsIl Iss
Washington, October 1, Is3o
Penslon GHce

Washington, October 1. ls32
 ESHE number of applications for P.n.
 A. sions under tie recent act of f,ea gross, already exceeding l2,000, topet,'a- with the state of the health of this cit fs. some time past, has prevented the exaa;' ,o' nation and decision of these claims will .. much speed as is anxiously desired br ru. Department, and as is due to the sery;css and suIierings Of these meritorious yets rans, entitled to the bounty Of their enas try. When ii is recplieeted that fes. claims contain a minute statement of s,,s by the applicants, embracing their wlofs revolutionary service, together with sne, corroborating proof, cirenmstantial sSa direct, and that all these are inyesfiaasaa and compared with the roll and otheqy = cords of the Department, and that this nre cess is necessary fairly 10 establish ;us. claims, and to prevent the grantipg ef fraudulent ones, and that nothing wjl1Iiss sure the latter object, but the most eara fni examination and rigid scrutiny. so,aa idea may be formed Of :te time ai.ti jabo,. be,;, equisite to effect these objects. lt s ;.s ! possible te go on with the current bpsioas. of the office, and to answer all the letters ! as they are received.
 And this notice is giyentlat applicant. may be satisfied, their cases will he inves. tigated in the order of their reception. asa as rapidly as possible, and that each her. son will be advised of the result, wheibs, ! favorable or adverse, CT wbethe suspend. ed for further proof, or explanations as soon as his case can he taken up And all may rest assured that the most yigorors e(. forts will be made 10 bring this matter to close, with as little delay as possible. and nothing in the power of the Depart. ment will Dc wanting, to give effect to the ] beneyolept intentions of Congress.
 By order JAMES L. EDWARDS.
 Publishers Of tie laws of the United States arc requested to insert the above notice four times in each of their respec. tive newspapers.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-12-05
THE OLIO.
THE WIDOWS woeER.

By .Hrs. c. Enl6uvy. He woes me with those honied words That women love to hear, Those gentle fiatteries that fall
 So sweet on every ear: He tells me that my face is fair, Too fair for grief to shade My check, he says, was never meant In sorrow's gloom to fade. He stands beside me when sing The songs of other days, And whispers in loye's thrilling tones The words of heartfelt praise; And often in my eyes he looks,
 Some answering love to see, Tn vain he there can only read
 The faith of memory. He little knows what thoughts awake, With every gentle word How by his looks and tones, the fouDts Of tenderness are stirred. The visions of my youth return,
 Joys far too bright to last, And while he speaks of future bliss,
 think but of the past SLike lamps in eastern sepulchres, Amid my hearts deep gloom, Affection sheds it's holiest light, Upon my husbands tomb. And. as those lamps. ifbronght once more To upper air, grow dim, So my souls love is cold and dead, sUniess 1t glow for him.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-12-05
GOODS,
Suitable for the Arkansas and River trade WITH FULL SUPPLY OF
 BOAT STORES.

eultaUle tue n ihe Ast' ~A - --~
 WITH FULL SUPPLY or
 BOAT STORES.
 They will keep in oPeration 9 regular line of oteam-boats from New-Orieans to Cantonment Gibson, and will forward all Goods freighted on their boats, free Q, storage at the Mouth of White river, and forward the same with despatch. Mer- chants and others, wishing any articles in their line of business, by sending an order, accompanied with the cash, will have the same furnished at cost and freight, when shipped on their boats.
 They have now two Boats, (the Rein deer and Yolant) and are making arrange ments for large Boat. to ply between New-OrIeans and tine Rock, which viii afford great faeiiities to Merchants ship ping by their line of boats. WILLIAM MONTGOMERY,
 CHARLES KELLY,
 DAVID MILLER,
 JOHN RINGGOLD.
 July 1s 15tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-12-05

OCtODeE eIin Ol tue 1OuHty touit oi
 Independence county.
 Jonotban Johnson and Benj a. Johnson, William Johnson, Alfred Johnson, Jacob G. Pennington and Ann his wife, Mat thew Fontaine and Polly his wife, Hen- ry Hopson and Sally his. wife, James Hicks and Polly Hicks his wlfe, Jesse Gordlet and Betsey Gordlet his wife, heirs of William Johnson, deceased. A ND now, on this day, came the com "A plainants, and filed petition for par- iition and it appearing that said defend ants are non-resideDts, and notice cannot conveniently egiven; It IS therefore or dered oy the Court, that publication be made in tho Arkansas Advocate, for six weeks in. succession, requiring the said defendauts to be and appear on the first day of ihe next term of this Court, and show cause. if any they have or can, why partition should not be made among the several heirs of the goods, chattels, mo- nies, lands and tenements, beronginx to said estate, at Court to be holden in the town of Batesyiiie, in and for said county, on the first Monday of January next
 copy,
 C. H. PELHAM, Clerk. fao
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-12-05
LAW NOTICE.

s. $. HALL & 0. v. HOWELL HAV E entered into partnership in the -a A practice of law Their resid ence is at Little Rock, where one of the partners may generally be found. They will prac ticc in tic Superior Cour; and in most of the Circuit Courts of the Territory of Ar kansas. They may be retained to attend any term of any Court in said Territory. Business intrusfed to them shall be, unc- tually and diligently attended to.
 Morch 30 1899. l-lg
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-12-05

clIftee of fhe C0Htfft9SSsoftefs under lie tit
 10 carry Into eGfef ae eoaueaiioa uak
 France.
 WasHrNeroH Cry. lsih Sep. Isaa. ARDERED, that all persons having O claims under tic Convention between the United States and His MaiegsY He King Of the French, concluded OH the All. of July, 1851, do fife memorials of the same with the Secretary Of the Board. EYerY memorial so filed, must be addressed to the Commissioners; fl must set forth minute. ly and particularly lie facts and ejfeam. stances whence the right to prefer such claim Is derived 10 tise claimant, ard il must be verified bY llis affidavit. And ia order tAai claimants maybe ap. prised of what tie Board now consaess necessary 10 be aYerred in every suehme morial, before tie saue viii be receigea and acted or, t is further
 Ordered, That ia eYeFv slleli memorial 1t shall be set forth,
 l. For and in behalf of whom tie clam is preferred.
 Z. Nheiher tic claimant is 2 citizen of the United States of America; and fso, whether he IS native or naisralized, and where is now Lis 2omieil; II he eiaims a his own right. then whetlier he was eli. zen when the claim had it's origin, and where was then lis dpmieil; or if he claims in the right of another, then wbeb. CT such other was citizen when the claim had It's origin, and where was then, and where IS now, his domici.
 }. Whether the entire amount of the claim does now, and did al the time when the claim had is origin, belong solely and haa &aix ta In f.I taf md f any other person is or has been interested therein, or Tn any part thereof. then sho is suci. other person, and what is, orr was, the nature and extent ofhis interests; and how, when, by what means, and for wlst consideration the transfer of rights or iar terests, if any such were, took place between the parties.
 4. Whether the claimant, or any other who may at any time have been entitiedta the amount claimed, or any part thereof, hath ever received any, and if any, what sum of money or other equivalent as in, identification for the whole or any part Q the loss or injury upon which tine cialmB founded and iiso, when, and from whom, the same was received.
 And that time may be allowed 10 tle claimants to prepare and file the memorl' als above mentioned, 1t IS further
 Ordered, That when this Board shall close the present session, 1t will adjourn to meet again on the third Monday of De. cember next, at which time 1t will pro- ceed to decide whether the memorials which may have been filed with the Secre ztagy are in conformity .o the foregoing orders, and proper 10 be received for er animation, and to transact any other busl. ness that may come before 1t; and thai the Secretary cause public notice hered to he given in the journals authorized 70 publish the laws of the United States.
 By order of the Board:
 J. E. FROST, Secrclafg.
 TThe papers authorized to publish the laws of the United States will inser. ine above notice once week until the thin Monday of December next, and forTan their accounts to this office for payment.
 SeDt. 20 30 Wv
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fYtI,. ii you nave kind and

Hence. iTIi. If you nave kind and
 faithful friends--live; to protect them.
 18th and 18th. If you have been wise and virtuous-live.; for the benefit of mankind. 20th. If you hope for im- mortality-live; and prepare to enjoy it. fThese dissuasions are ascribed to the pen of a popular and amiable poet.1
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-12-05

We opened a paper on Saturday, which contained tbe following defni- tions:
 .d Wise Man-One who looks after money; and
 4 Good yNan--One who has it.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-12-05
.. II. PELHAM, Clerk. TPr. fee S9 62a.
CIIOLER

Campsorated Burgundy Pttch Plasters. vnsdE Burgundy Pitch Piastcrs, are re- h commended by number of the most respectful blephysicians ofthe eastern cities, as useful preventative for the CHOLE- kA, and are admitted by all to be in no case injurious. They have been success- iaiiy used in several parts of Europe where the disease was much more aggravated and malignant than it has yet presented itself m thls country and 1t is stated that out of large number of persons who made use of these Plasters, ttere was not case of death from the Cholera.
 he addition of Gampor in the cotnposi-i ton of the above Piasters, has been found highly advantageous, and will render them much more efficient and altogether superior to the common Flasters, as a pre- ventative for the Cholera
 These Plasters are neatly and carefully prepared and sold by
 .RITCHlE x VAN PRADELLFs.
 Druggi2fs and 4 potlteca,ies.
 Little Rock. Nov.6 lss2.