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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-27

IN ERY-vIRoISiA.--At Circuit Superb
or Court oil Law aud Chancery, holden at tho Capt.
Sl the City OF Richmond, on Tuesday tho eighth day OF
Robert Poore, Z. and A. Hubbard Rankin and Fowie,
Peterson and Mckinley. Thomas Cookscy III. l.. Philip
Robert Ewing, Thomas De Sylvcr, Mordccai Lewis and
Samuel Lewis, - Shipley and ----Batram, and
Read and Gray, Pitts
Against f
John Hendree William ID. Wren, Sergeant Of the City
of Richmond and Administrators of William w Henine,
dec, Elijah Brown, George Hendrce Hamilton Potts,
William W. Smith aud Albert W., Sarah Ann and Will
liam Smith, infants, John s. Myers and Robert G. Scott,
On motion of the plaintiffs by Counsel, John Robinson,
the Clerk of this Court is assigned guardian al Item TO
the infant defendants Albert w Smith, Sarah Ann smith,
and William Smith, defend them in this suit: And tho
Court doth order, that the defendants, Robert c. Scott
ana john - Myers render before Of the Commissions
es oil TINS Court an account of their transactions the
decd In trust copy whereof is filed exhibit in the
cause bearing date the twenty first day of June one
thousand eight hundred and twenty made between
John endree oil the FIRST part the said John S. Myers
and Robert c. Scott OF the second part and s. and NJ
Allen and Company, G. and G.. Clarke, Henry Watkins
Baldwin and Ives, Anthony r. Thornton, Benjamin f.
billiard, Charles Il. Abraharns, Edward Halam Cullen
and Briggs, John Winston, Hefernan Cook and RYAN,.
George Hcndree, VIM. W. Smith for his three wards Albert
W. Smith, Sarah Ann Smith, and VIM. Smith and (,coryc
Hcndrec, for Hamilton Potts. of The third part, and of the
amount received by them under the said deed
aud that they deposit whatever shall appear to be
due from them such settlement in the Bank Virginia.
TO the credit OF this cause subject TO the future tho
Court; and the said Commissioner is directed to examine
statc and settle the said account and report same to-
the Court with matters specially stated deemed per-
nent by himself, which may be required by the par
ties TO be stated And the Couoth further order that
the said Robert g. Scott and Johns. Myers do report to
the Court their proceedings under the order entered in
this cause, on the eleventh day OF February, one thou
sand eight hundred and tvenysix stating specially the
sums oil money loaned out by them under the said ORDER
TO whom loaned and the security taken by them for the
repayment of the same and that they deposit such sccu
rity wnh the Clerk of this Court.
| Copy.-Teste, WILLIAM G.. SANDS, d. c.
Feb. II. 1892
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'ooooy of her raaoo' r hSm ne where else but IN h,
ct all Tier Muse docs not high .woGy
literature the only department lady
cure to advantage Ia hs bo9ed shy n' ehCes masnheen
Temple recorded OF the sl chapters Of Ezekiel
N''' LET Us DEPART
Loode, and louder, sIhe,o; Icond' ,no'o WANDERED
Prophcsynss which grow MISUNDERSTANDING
Nigh, hung on Ssicms towers
Lay whore Rou,n I3-sle shonc,
High er the around
The tents that rose by Thousands
In tho moonlish, si'"m"rins paloi
Like wbue "a fsVzvu sea,
Filling au Alpine yac.
Aud tho temples massey shadow
Fell broad. aud dark, and still
npcaco, as if the Holy Doe
Yet walchd has chosen hill
Bu, fearful sound was head
Ia that old fane's d.cprst heart,
a, Aft if%is 1s!a wins VIM. ," ,i..d by
she, US depart "
Within tho ratrd city
Evn the" Gcteo i,scorl raved
Though through nights heaven the comet sword
Its vcnsciu token waved
There " shouts of kindred warfare
broush the daIk streets ringing nigh,
Though every siga uil which told
oi the bloody viutege nigh;
Though tho wild rcd spear aud arrows
OF "a host,
Wen, flashing o'c, the holy stars
Ia the sky nov seen, now lost.
Aud ,ha, fearful sound heard
In the temple IS deepest hea
As II Oighty wings riishd by.
And cried mouInfuly,
'I.et Is depbtt!|
But within tho fated city
There revory that night.
Tho winc-cup h. tinb
And the bszs OF banquet light.
The footsteps of tho dancer
Went bounding through bali,
Aud the uf the ,uiciinur
Summond to fsti
While the clash of brother weapons
Made lightning IN the air.
And the dying at the pilaco.gatus
Lsy down Ia their despair.
And that fearful sound WI head
AT the temples thrilling heat;
AS tmghty wings by,
And dead voice the cry
"Let depart 90
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HSARTHEN WARE AND CHlNA.-The Subscriber
IL is receiving per ship Nimrod from Liverpool,
at New York, his Spring supply of articles in the above
lne also, from various Factories in this country general
assortment of Glass Udre. The Earhcn Ware and Chi
ma having been put up in England, to his order, is
pressy adapted to this market The very
complete comprising many articles, shapes patterns,
&C., and every thing in the line necessary for the country
and city trade, which he offers moderate TERMS by
wholesale and retail
Country Merchants who in the habit Of purchasing
at the North, respectfully requested TO call and
his stock and prices. CHARLES HOLT, Jr
March II. I02-iw
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HDUBLIC WAREHOUSE, Observation-Disclosures and
q others sending Tobacco to the above Warehouse,
informed that the is undergoing general
repair for the better -ccurty OF Tobacco (Ion NJ Shep
pard Jr having been appointed in the place OF Mr. John
Fisher resgncd) it is under the management of the
subscribers, who pladge themselves that every attention
shall be paid to any Tobacco sent 10 the Warehouse-
Freight toll SC advanced all Tobacco sent TO us and
the drayage such Tobacco the TO other Ware
houses in this city. NJ G. LAKELAND,
JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD, JR,
Feb. 81 IO2-W6W Inspec tors
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CoMMIssIoNER's OFFfcE,
~. Il Il

The parties interested, hereby notified, that have
appointed the 10Th day of April next take the account
directed by the above order of court which time they
hereby required 10 attend before me- at my Office at
the Capitol i'll the city OF Richmond, with the necessary
accounts vouchers, sc. TO enable perform the duty
required by said order.
VIM G. PEN DLETON, Com'r
Feb. Is. 9I-wSwN
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CoaiMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

-. ItttHNtUUd, zISt Ffb. 1882.
The parties concerned in the execution of the above
Order, far as it relates to the of account therein
referred are hereby notified, that have appointed Mon
day. the Both day OF April next for their attendance be-
lore on the matters reierred at which time they are
hereby required TO attend at my Office the Capitol in
the City OF Richmond with their accounts vouchers and
other proofs touching the matter so referred.
WIN. G.. PENDLETON, Comr
March l. 1892. 95-wSw
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CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
RichDl'd. 9Th .1ynrcb. 1870

J
The parties concerned in the of the going
Orders. are hereby notified, that have appointed lion
ddy ne 2st day Of May merit, 10 commence the same,
ut which time, they are hereby required TO attend before
me, at my Office, at the Capitol in the city of Richmond
with the accounts and proofs necessary enable per-
form the duties which, by said ORDERS arc devoved ON
one Of the Commissioners of the said Circuit Superior
Court and prepared TO do and submit whatsoever may
be incumbent them, in obedience the said Orders,
or either of them. And all creditors Of the estate of O5a-
didh Smith deed arc hereby notified and required at
the time and place. TO exhibit before their claims
against the said estate with the proof in support of such
claims WIN. G.. PENDLETON Cou,r
March 90 IO3-wIw
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EN CHANCERY In the Circuit Superior Court OF
q Law and Chancery forElienrico county, the goth
January, 1892
John SneIliugs George snclIings Acxanier snelngs,
William Snellings, Josiah Stringer and Ids wife Polly,
John Laprade and Sally his wife, Elias Crnp and Eliza
beth his wife, and Martin Brooks, in right of his late wife
Nanny, Pins.
against
William c. Elan, adm'or with the will annexed C Eli
zabcth Keen, deed, and John Blankeu,hip, Dcfs
This cause, in which the plaintiffs appear have pro-
cecdcd against the defendant John Elankenship who is
ont OF this country in the mode PrcScrbedb by law against
came this day to be heard the BILL answer of the
other defendant exhibits and examinations of witnesses
and was argued by counsel On consideration whereof
the court doth adudge, order and decree, that the deen
dant William g. Eam render account of his
tons as administrator with the will annexed of Elizabeth
Keen deceased before Of the Commissioners of this
court who directed TO eXmine state and settle the same
and to the court report with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself, or which may be required
by the parties 10 be stated. a Copy. Teste,
j. ROBINSON Crk
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The parties interested in the foregoing Order are in
formed, that have appointed the 9th day April 1892
Office, in the county of James City, between the hours OF
O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock p. NJ, with copy of the
court papers, and all things necessary in taking
counts EDWARD RICHARDSON Con,'r
March II. IO2-2awIm
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n n ANCERY.-VIRGINIA-A Rules holden in
T. the Clerks Office of Powhaan County Court, from the
9th TO the ll day of February, incusive in the year
1882:
Albin c. Saunders pltG
against
Manuel Judah and Robert G.. Macon exe'ors of Chan
cellOr III. Saunders deed, William Z. Saunders Tenna-
son b. Anderson, Musoc Chambers, VIM. Henson, John
Henson, Martha Archer, widow and rect of Dr. Peter
+. Archer deed, Geo Stoval Geo. III Henley, Chasain
Brackeu Geo. w. Williams, Edward Cox Geo. Henry
Weydemier, Thomas b. Gay and Eliza his wife, Creed
Haskins, late Sheriff of Powhatan, and admir- of VIM. Ar
cher, decd and Junus Archer Dabney w Archer Eliza
beth Archer and Jno Il. Archer children Of the said VIM
Archer, Decd Mary Page Saunders, Branch L. Archer
and --- Yates and Martha his wife, defts.
The defendants, Tennason b. Anderson, Musoe Cham
bors, Geo II. Henley, Edward Cox, Geo Henry Weyde-
mier, Branch r. Archer and - Yates and Martha his
wife, not having entered their appearance given
ry according the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: On the motion
OF the plaintiff, by Jno. w Nash and Henry H. Hopkins
Esqrs, his COUNSEL is OIdered, That the said Tonna-
son b. Anderson, Mustoe Chambers, Geo. III. henley
Edward Cox Geo. Henry Weydcmier Branch r. Archer
and --- Yatcs and Martha his wife do appear before
the Justices Of the County Court of Powhaan the Court
house on the third Wednesday May next and answcrthe
bill and amended bill of the plaintiff aud give security
for performing such decree the may make herein;
and chat copy Of this Order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted The front door of the
Courthouse Of this county, for two successive court days
a Copy. Teste, II. +. GRAVES, D. c.
March 10. 90-vsyy#
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FHNHE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
N April; during his absence Mr.. Lcthbrdge will at
tend 70 his professional business in whose skill as Dem
list the public may with perfect safety place the most i'm
picit confidence. p. HOUSTON.
Jan. 5, 1892 72-oawn
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IN CiANCERY.- Superior Court
of Chancer, holden tho Capitol in the city OF Rich
mond, on Saturday, the LIST day OF March. 1925
Peter j. Branch, Alexander II. Branch and Everett NJ
Branch, pitts.
against
John Hewlett and Peter f. Smith, adn'rs of Obadiah
Smith, the said Peter f. Smith, Robert Mcryre, Lucy
Smith, John H. Smith, Jordan Smith, William Watts and
Polly his wife, Henry Randolph, and Thomas Wills and
Ridley his wife, deits.
This cause i'm which the plaintiffs appear to have pro-
ceededin the mode prescribed by law against the dcten
dants, Robert McTyre and John III. Smith, who out
OF this country, and as TO the other defendants except
Peter F. Smith, and Wills and wife, the several deere
tai orders taking the bill for confessed hem which
appear 10 have been duly executed, this day
be heard tia bi the of the defendants, Peter
F. Smith, and Thoms Wills and Ridley his wife, and
aminaons OF Witnesses and argued by COUNSEL On
Whereof the court doth order, that the de-
PENDANTS, John Hewlett and Peter +. Smith, alm'rs OF
minstraon of the estate of Martha Branch decd and
account of the administration OF Martha Branch deed
the estate of Peter Branch deed and an account of their
administration OF the of the said Obadiah Smith,
dccdAso, an account of the property, real and person
al, OF the said Obadiah Smith, deed and of the debts
from his estate, which accounts the said Commissioner
directed to examine, state and settle and to the
port with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by HIMSELF which may be required by the parties
50 stated.
MONDAY, March Sd, 1928.
On motion OF the plaintiffs, by counse the court doth Or
der that the defendants, John Hewlett Peter f. Smith
submit 10 examination in solemn FORM before the Com
missioner who may perform the order, made i'm this
the first Instant touching the of the accounts
directed by the said order.
Aud at Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for Henrco county, held at the Capitol in the city aioe-
said, on Tuesday October the 25th, 1881:
On motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel, and for reasons
appearing, the court doth order, that OF the Commits
OF this court proceed TO the order
in this the first day of March, one
hundred and twenty eight and report the in the
manner thereby directed. Copies. Teste
| March q. WILLIAM C. SANDS, y. c.
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March /, 1892.

an CHANCERY-In James City county court, Jan.
T. 9th, 1892
William Hankins, administrator of Allen Richardson,
deed, PhC
against
Norborne Radcliffe, Thomas Radcliffe Caroline Rat
clife, heirs of James Radcliffe, decd DIS
This cause in which the order of publication appears
TO have been duly published this day be heard
on the bill and exhibits filed. and argued by counsel
on consideration Whereof the doth adude order and
decree, that account be taken before the com.
missioner oil this court of the fee simple and probable annual
value oil the lands OF James Radcliffe deceased-and also
that the plaintiff render before the commissioner an
account showing the amount of the debt due the plain
till, and demanded by his bill, together with any pay
ments which have been made TO him O that account
which accounts the commission is directed to cx
amne state and settle, and make report thereof TO the
court with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by HIMSELF which may be required be so stated by
the parties. A copy Tese,
| Feb. Fl. t92-w4wl til. o. COGBILL, C.
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IFBNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away, in
a July, 1880, my Negro Woman Louisa, about 20
years old, tawney complexion and very likely. She
has small her iorehcad when she looks at any
on the flax and cotton wheels. She has acquaintance
living at Judge Smiths and also at NIllers Iron Works
in Rockingham county, where she may have gone with
negro WAGNER She has acquaintances in the
county of Louisa, in the ncighborhood Of the Green
Springs and Pottysyillealso in Fredericksburg. have
doubt she has procured free papers and passes free
woman will give the above reward for her apprehcn-
sion, and pay all reasonable charges for her delivery to
me, in Orange county five miles above the Court House
March 3. [06-wStH1 GEORGE BRADLEY.
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n n acknowledgements Rules holden in
e the Clerks Office of Powhatan County Court, from the
9th TO the llt day of February, inclusive, in the year
1882:
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EN- HANCERY-VIRGINIA.-In Powhatan Coun-
"a ty Court February the 18th, 1882;
Nathaniel Charter, PltT

Nathaniel Charter, PltT
against
Peter f. Archer Jr. William w. Archer and John III.
Steger, late Sheriff of Powhatan and SUCH admor
Peter +. Archer SEN, decd. Deits.
This day camethe Plaintiff, by Richard W. Flournoy
Esq. his Attorney, and filed his BILL and the Defendant
Peter f. Archer Jr not having entered his appearance
and given security according to the act of Assembly
the rules oil this Court and appearing TO the satisfaction
OF the Court that he is not inhabant OF this Common
wealth. On the motion of the Plaintiff by his said Ator-
ncy ordered that the said Peter f. Archer r do APP
pear here the third Wednesday in May next, an
the bill of the Plaintiff and give security for perform
ing such decree the Court may make herein; and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city of Richmond for two months
successfully, posted the front door the Court hou
OF this county. Copy. Tcstc,
Feb 2l l9S-wSwl II. +. GRAVES, ID. c.
EN- CHAMBERLAIN rules holden in the Clerks OF
n flee OF the County Court of Charlotte the 9th day OF
February 1892 Arabian s. Daniel John Lyon and Nall-
cy his wife, formerly Nancy Daniel, Charles w Jones
and Elizabeth his wife formerly Elizabeth Daniel, Plts.
James G.. Daniel Robert Morton adm or Of john G.
DanIcT deed, Elizabeth Daniel (widow of Campbell DaS
MEL decd and Pleasant Harris and Sally his wife, Deils
The Defendants James G.. Daniel, and Pleasant IL srris
and Sally his wife not having entered their appearance
according 10 the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court
that they inhabitants OF this State the motion
OF the plaintiffs by counse as ordered That the said
Defendants do appear here the first Monday in Nav
next and enter their appearance and answer the Plaintiffs
bill. and give security for performing the decree of the
Court, and that copy of this order be inserted in
cessvcy, and posted at the front door of the
OF the said county. Copy. Teste,
WlNSLoW ROBINSON, c.
Feb. 81. 92-wsw*
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n AND FOR SALE.-Thc Subscribers being DESTROYS
a. Of removing TO the West, will sell bargain in their
Tract OF Land, called Woodlawn, in the county OF Cum
befand containing $50 acres nearly 300 Of which is we'll
mbered woodland, excellent for tobacco lying on Willis
River, 10 miles above CarcrsviIlc, and mile above Burr
Ms-Ihe plantation is in good repair, and has OH il
every building necessary for Che accommodation Of large
family, and from its healthy situation and convenience 70
market, is rendered every way desirable As it is pre-
sumed that will purchase, without first viewing the
premises, further description is deemed unnecessary
One-thr Of the purchase money 10 be paid down. and the
balance in three equal annual nstaments; The purchaser
giving bonds with approved security, deed Of trust
the property 10 secure the payment
Charles W. LEWIS,
Feb o. rIanOr1 JOHN N LEWIS
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I'm CHANCERY. -VIRGINrA-Atru rules taken in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ana Chancey OF Prince Edward county, the 9Th day Of
December, 1881: ~
fe'er j. "regg' ex or. oil Edward Jones, pin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-27

n observation-disclosures. At Rules holden in
thc Clerk Office Of Powhatan County Court, from the
9th to the llth day of February inclusive in the yeay
1892:
Edward Scot, pItG
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DIR. RELIES
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REMEDY FOR
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9NHE excrucsting psn-the drcrePitude and de-
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ykNHE above Ointment is recommended to the public
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rssHE subscribers feel pleasure in announcing to
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~ l2-eo,f WILLIAM LANPlilER q co.