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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19

when four h"rses wore entered for the 5000 purse
,onr mile heats.-TheSe were Black Maria, rrine,
Relief, and Slim. Thcy started at l O'Clock The
first heat was taken by Black Maria, who was close
ly pushed by Tribe, by whom she was beaten on a
previous occasion: and the knowing ones were
compoly taken in, they bcttod freely Eve To- one
on Triho. Slim and lndy Relief merely saved
thor distances this heat, tho saddle gth Of tho lat
ter having broken. Tho second heat was rronoun-
ced dead ore Lady rriho over,aking Black Ma.
ria just ut the winning post Sim. broke down in
this heat. The third heat was beautifully contest
ed and was by Trfe by u length. In the
fourth heat each of the horses took the lead alter
natcly, and it won by Lady Relief by about a
length. Thoy again started for the fifth heat with
continued spirit. Tribe broke down in the third
mile, and Black Maria won the heat and the race
by about three lengths; thus coming out victorious
In contest for ttcenty miles, and sustaining tho
reputation of the blood OF Eclipse, for bottom AS
well rs speed. Tr.no, who tho favorite from
the beginning and until the fourth heat, is beau
titn Southern iiily, by Sir Charles. Lady Relief is
Nm Eclipse colt N. Y. Com. ado.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19

lie pray. Ia heaven fur Englund's Aing, hs says
And daTes nc to the God of mercy kuerl,
Besmeard with massoGros from head TO heal7
No; Molcch is his god-to him he prays;
And if his wierd-like prayers had power 20 bring
An influence, their power would be to curse.
His hate is balcful, but his love is worse
A serpeni's SLAYER dnad,ior than it's sting!
Oh, feeble sta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS times
That lick the tyranrs feet and smile upon his crimes
II. CAMPBELL
There is not upon record more disgusting
scene of Russian hypocrisy, and (woo that 1t must
he wrttenN of British humiliation, than that which
passed on board the THlacera, when British sailors
accepted money from the Emperor Nicholas and
gave him cheers. II will require the Taluvtra 10
fight well with the first Russian ship that she ma v
have to encounter, to make us forget that day.
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LAND EOR SAI.E

THE subscriber will offer for salc by Public Auc-
lion, on Saturday, the Oath day of November
of Land, containing by a late survey, 237 acres
situated in Hanover county, mil, below the
old Church, directly on the main road leading from
Richmcnd to the Piping Tree. About third
OF 1T is tmbered land and the balance has produced
lately very good crop of Corn, Oats, &c The
situation is considered to be of the healthy
IN Hanover county. There is on it a good dwell
ing house, very lately put in good repair, together
with acorn house, kitchen, dairy, &c. which are
all as good as new; also, a spring of excel
lent water, quite convenient to the Dwelling
House. The title TO the above property Is
lndlsPntable. The terms of sale will be one
third OF the purchase amount cash, and the ba-
lance payable in and IL months; bonds bearing
interest from the day of sale with personal secur.
ty and deed oftrust the property, will be re-
CURED. Possession given the lst January, 1882.
In The interim, am willing to treat with any per-
son disposed to purchase at private sale.
oc lS-c II C. w. POIFIAUX.
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TO THE COMMON COUNCIL OF RICH
MOND

| ask you most respectfully, 20 remove a serious
grievance which is complained Of by almost every
one, especially the sick refer to the ringing of
some half dozen bells for breakfast dinner, and
supper. L have boen practitioner of medicine in
this city, for about fifteen ,ears aud having heard
the SICK especially ladies' complain bitterly of this
yexatious rafting of bells, and .nking it operntcs
seriously against the recovery of person of ncr-
vous system IN imminent danger, | hope you will,
without delay, cause such useless custom to be
abandoned. 1t is adopted in no other city in the
United States, because it is presumed that every
gentleman Eas watch TO indicate meal hours and
If any here should not have this necessary append
age, there is town clock or bell, which strikes
hourly. AN OLD PHYSICIAN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19

From The Ns,o York Courier q Enquirer Of Oct. Is.
Pirocy md MWder~-It will DO rocollccteJ that
the s!ooP AJAX Capt FISHER, which left Mobile for
port ia South America, some time in the month
Of May last was, shortly after her departure from
that port, discovered to have been scuttlcd; and
from tho circumstance Of the Captains trunk and
P1Pors floating ashore, with the fact, that a cca
siderable quantity e1 specie was known to have
been shipped on board Of her, belonging 10 her
owners, as well as Spanish gentleman who was
p 'sscnger on board strong suspicious were enter
talncd that the Captain and passengers had been
murdered. \ few days prior 10 her discovery in
yrscHed condition, couple ofgoamen were apprc.
'cndcd In the neighborhood Of New Orleans. with
large quantity OF hcKean dollars in their poyec,f.
.on' bu, nothing tojustify their detectiou appear
ng' were discharged. Shortly afterwards on dis
oVerng the wreck ofthe Ajax, strong suspicious
Fere euicfta ned tat these men bad formed part
u her crew, but on search being made for them
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rom the L9ndon Ne ropolAGa for September.
TO SIR FRANCIS BURDETT.


on HIS sIE ch DELIVERED IN rARLIAaENr, AUGUST 7,
RESPECTING ThE FOREIGN POLICY OF GREAT BRITAIN
Enjoy, Burdctt, thy justly foremost fame,
through good aud gil roport-.hreIgb calm and
storm
For forty years the pilot of Reform
But that which shall afreSh entwine thv name
with patriot laurcIs never to 90 seer
is that thou hast come nobly forth to chido
onr Stumbling statesmen for their lack Of pride
iher battery OF Opprcssors and their fear
When Brliain's lifted finger and her frown,
mIght call the nations up, and cast their tyrauts
down
Invoke the gcorn--Alas too few inherit
Inc scorn for dssPots cberisba by our sires
ihat 6atfiod EuroPes prosecuting fires
ara sheter'd helpless states !-RocuH that spirit
q - conJurc back Old England's naughty mind -
Convert the men who wdrer now, and pause
Between their love of self and human kind;
And move, Amphion like, those hearts Of stone
The hearts that have been deaf to Pola ud's dying
groan!
Tel them, VIC hold the Rights cf Man too dear,
TO bless ourselves with lonely freedom best;
But could we hope with sole and selfish brosst,
10 breathe untroubled Freedoms atmospheric
suppose we wished III England could not stand
A lone OASIS in the desert ground
W Europe's slavcry-from the waste around
IMPRESSIONS fiery blast and wbrlinc sand
would reach aud seattle us7 No; il may not he.
Britannia and the world conformity must be frcel
Demand, Burdot, why Britons send abroad
Soft greetings to tho infaDticdal Car,
Inc Bear on Polands babes that wages war
once We afe told mothsr's shrek oerawed
lion, and he dropt her lifted child,
But Nicholas, whom neither God, norltw.
Nor Poland's shriekirg mothers overawe,
Ontloids to us ms friendships gory clutch
oOr'@E, B ,5t9 my king and co oX rom
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DIED.

On the eleventh inst, Mr.. JoHN LrvAs, aged thr-
ty-ive years; and on the thirteenth, his two chill
dren, ELLEN and LUcY--Ellen at four A. M, aged
months and Id days, and Lucy at four p. NJ, aged
years, months, and l6 days. Thus in three
days, has Mrs. Levas been deprived of her hus-
band and her two only children, and left to wan
der through the world alone--but the Judge of all
the Earth docs right.
On the 10th October, after a painful illness of
nine weeks, at his residence in Northampton, Col.
LYTTLRToN UPsHUR-the ornament of the Court Of
which he had long been n ENTHUSIASTICALLY a
member of the Legislature--a highly respected and
valuable ctizcn-and an excellent man
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'hey were found TO have lef tic place. On Friday
nigit last, person yery geutccly dressed and of
good personal appearance, was brought to the
Watch House by couple Of persons who ALLEGED
mat the individual whom they had then in c,isto
dy was Charles Davis, and that he had shipped on
board the AJAX at Mobile, on the voyage which was
so calimitUuSy interrupted. The prisoner denied
his name, and inssted first that it was John SmitI,
aud subsequently John Smith Miller. Tho circuIn
stances being somewhat suspicious, Justice iiouSon
who was sent for, discovering. that of the per
! sons making the complaint had been one of IA.
crew OF thu Ajax from this port 10 Mohilo and had
exchanged situations with the prisoner a. ho alleged
at that place, and returned here i'll the vessel which
the prisoner left at that place, deemed it proper TO
deloin him until the morning. for further examina
tion. quantity ofpapcr money 81 Mexican dollars
together ,oHh Itch were taken from him during
tho night; 81 on Saturday morning tho prisoner was
taken before Judge Belts OF the Dis Court before
W HON the watch sworn to by Mrs FISHER as III,
ono worn by her husband when he left this port az
the Captain of the Ajax To render this fact certain
beyond all doubt the matchmaker was sont for
who last repaired il. who also testified to the fact
and produced his Look containing the number of
the watch and makers On tho testimony of
the persons who arrested him. of whom alledges
that hs has sailed with the prisoner and cannot be
mistaken III his identity, together with the fact of
Captain Tahicr's watch being found in his posses
sion, he was fully committed for trial at the u. s.
circuit Court, hch will DO held in this city next
month. The prisoner on his examination admitted
his name TO be Charles Davis, but denied over
having been board tho Ajax. subsequently TO
his examination, Mr. Thomas, one of the Police
Officers. proceeded to his lodgings, where he dis.
covered soy glass and large Spanish cloak the
orDicr OF which is also rccogn Sod the property
OF the COpt'in, and the lattor supposed to have be-
'onged 10 the passenger before alluded 10.
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CHE Constitutional g1sb:s.

ELECTORAL TICKET FOR VIRGINIA, OF.
POSED TO ANDREW JACKSON.
!. John a. Chandler, Of Norfolk county.
John Ross, of Islc Of Wight.
3. Benjamin Hatcher, of Chesterfield.
4. John Fucker, OF Brunswick.
o. Reuben B. PIttcSoh, Of Buckingham.
o. fortunatus Sydnor, OF Campbell. llynchburg)
Z. Col. David Saunders, of Bedford.
.. Col. christopher Tomp&ims, OF Matthews.
3. Chapman Johnson, OF Redmond City.
10. Joseph e.. Cabcll, of Nelson.
IL. james Barbour, ST., OF Orange.
IL. Charles Hill, OF King < q le,nl
Is John Taiittcrro, of King George.
IA. Sydnor Bailey, OF Ioudoun.
10. Tho. Marshall, of Fauquicr,
i6. Philip G.. Pcnlictou, of Berkeley
II. John White Pagc, OF Frederick.
Is. Waldo z. Gon, of Harrison,
TO- Samuel Miller, o: Augusta
20 Col. Edward Watts, OF Boetour,.
81. Peter IL. StccnLccgen, of Mason.
20. Charles L. Crockett of Wyihc.
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OFFICE OF DIXON,s EXPRESS

PHTLADELPnIA, Monday, 6 o'clock, P. NJ. (
BY the Western Mail, Just arrived we have re-
csiyed letters stating that WOLF is reelected by
a majority OF ~ $500
Since putting the above in type, we have other
letters stating that RIFNER ia elected by sever.
at hundi ed majority.
So we go-both candidates elected,
The excitement of the public feeling is such M
to render it impossible for to procure any in for
nation bordering upon accuracy. In few days,
however, the official returns will he received, when
%e VIII Immediately lay them before our readers.
Our object is 10 give correct information.
From The National Gazette Of T'g,,day
Extract Of letter (from good authority dated
Harrisburg, October Ii, 1882 and received this
morning. "Ritner is elected by small majority y:
this is no guess but an ascertained fact will
bear you out in this to any amount
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gGlbolesale sorlecs Gmrrenr
RICHMOND, OCT. le, 1882.

STAPLE ARTICLES.
Fo6.'cco, tey-
hne, lOUlD. 6al0
good, ; at
lair, ! u }
refused, u IA !
LOGS, "a n 3
n1nuJdctUrcd-
LIST quaicavendish, lb35alU
mall twist, no. /, llal3
no. 3, ga 10
Flour, city mills, IS
country, 50
Wheat, 1iualI5c
Corn, Uush 90
COat, hes, for shipping, i8aao
inferior, II a is
Cotton, ~ a ~
VARIOUS orHLR ARTICLES.
BeeS'eaa, best, ~ a 20
b"fler, '2al ~
Becf, mess, Dbl. lU 50
Bacon, 7,8
Cheese, "a 81
Candles, tallow, mould, l3alI
sperm. 32a3l
Coffee, WI. green, l4IaI5
RIO, lIa(44
Java, white, Halls
ordinary qualities, lllaI2
Chocolate, no. /, loai8
CoPPeros, ID. 2ka3
ttsh, herrings, no. /, s3S
shad, no. ], 81
mackerel, no. I, S 75
do. no. 2, 4 so
do. no. 3, 3
Frutt- raisims, bunch, box, 81
muscatel,3S
Feathers, live geese, good, 80
Glass, window, sxl0,5O feet,
z 75 l0xl2, do. 3
GunpoIOtter, Dupon,'s, 5
Rogers 5
Hemp, Amer, ton, 100 a 10
HIDES, Spin, s,m-dried, l6aIS
sailed, Pals
Indigo, Sp'hfio,ant, lbI25al75
Iron, Swedes, ton, 80 81
English, 80
American, so u IS
Lard, 9alO
Lime, 81 IS
Leather, soal, lSasI
upper ! as a 2 rs
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. %
merchantable, IL ala
Mahogany, ST. Dom. f. lOaI7
Bay, 8 u 10
MoLasses, gal. N. O. 81
w. India, generally, 32s37
Meal, bushel, 75aSU
Nails, cut, ID. 5ia5l
Oil, linseed, gal. 81
tanners, Dbl. l44 ais
sperm.winterprsd.ga los
do. summer do. 8Oa35
Oats. bush. 3Ja37
Piaister oCPa,rs, ton, "A
Pork, prime, Dbl. l2S
mess, IA so
Rice, Carolina, 44a4k
Sugar, loafl3aI7, lumpl2a13I
N. o. brown, 100 lbs. GAIA
St. CroiS, do. 71alOI
muscovadoes, 7aSi
Salt, sack, Liv. filed, 2 rs
ground alum, l 20
Snitpetre, lib. 9aio
SpiritS-
brandy,cognsc,gal.IgaI3
apple brandy, new, 33a50
peach do. IS a 80
rum, ST. Croix&Ant. 6oa9O
do. New England, "a
GIN, Holland, i05,Ii2
DO. american, IS s36
Whiskey, 81
Steel. German. 10 l2al4
English b isrered. II
Amer do. 54a,i |
Shot, lh7
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Fresh Fan * Winter Goods.

FHNHE subscriber has received by tho Wasp
IA Exit and Hornet, large supply of Fall and
Winter Good bought principally at auction in
New y ork, at prices that cannot fail to give salts
iacton-they consist in part of the following ar:i-
cles, viz:
London extra superine blue black, olive and
green Cloths,
Double and single med Cassimerss,
Double mIlled drab and grey Cloths
Valentia and swansdown, for Nesting,
Bed Blankets, IA to 1874,
London duf1e Blankets,
Point Blankets, 3 to point,
White, red green, yellow and black Flannsls,
Green Baize,
Sauinetts heavy, for servants
DO. fno and superino,
Rerseys and plaid Linsoys,
Scotch and Mcrino Plaids,
"a and "A Circassians, all colsrs,
Bombazotts do
Beautiful assortment Of Calicoes
Best French and English Bo nbazinss,
Tartan Ploids, blue and brown Cemblets,
Superior black Italian Lustrings, and handsome
assortment colored Gro de Maps,
Do. do. fancy TIdkfs.,
Bonnet and Belt Ribbons
Short and long KID Gloves,
Buckskin and woollOn Gloves
SILK cotton, merino and worstsd Hose,
Do. do. do. Ia do,
Spool and ball Cotton,
Tapes and Bobbins,
Corded Skirts,
Linen cambria Hdkf very oheap,
Pongso and bsndanna HdkG.,
lTsh Linens and BIRDS eye Diapers
Patent Susponders and Bonbazine Stocks
Pins, Needless, 60. 80. &c
With general assortment Of Domestic Goods,
white and cOlDreC--aiso, "a and ~ Richmond
manufactured Brown Cottons and Cotton Ozns-
bugs MANN S. VALENTINE,
White Buildings, corner Of 4th and II street.
oe G-MTb&,S ct
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~TILLTAM MOODY g. co, respectfully
w inform the inbabitonts Of Richmond and its
vicinity, that they have made suitable arrangements
for the purpose Of erecting GRANITE FRONTS,
for buildings Of every description, and will engage
to furnish tho Patapsico, Quincy or james River
Granite, moderate terms, and Mt the sAortest
potice.--Orders addressed TO WIN. MOODY &
Co., Baltimore, corner Of Pratt and Pine Streets,
Till be promptly attended to, and thankfully re-
Viewed
: Ricbmsnd, Oct. Oh, 1s3Q-adw9nd<
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On Tuesday evening, 18th inst by the Rev. Je.
seph II. Nichols, Mr.. ROBERT w. MAcMuRpo, of
New Orleans. to Miss VIRGINIA, dans hter of the
late George Pickett, of this city
on wednesday evening last, by the Rev. MIR.
Keeling, Mr.. George w. MAmoN, to Miss Lucy
WHITE, all of this city.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

18th October, 1882.
Easraet from the proceedings Of the Board of
Health This day
Resotucd. That the City Cholera Hospital bo
closed as soon the four patients therein are
removed, and that no new patients be admitted
afsr this date.
JOSEPH TATE, Prcsn
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List Of Produce brought dom the Canal.
Der. l6 10 hhds tobacco, 4S boxes man. tobac
CO, Is ton pig metal 10 ton sand, 232 bbls flour,
20 bbis whskey, empty barrels, l6 cords wood,
Ia boats, coal boats, 1856 bus coal.
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ELECTORAL TICKETS.

Committees and individuals, are notified that
printed tickets opposed to Jackson, may bo had
upon Application to either Editor of this paper
Committees and individuals in the counties which
the Central Committee promised TO supply, arc re.
qaestcd to obtain supplies at once.
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ia MY Sisck Of Horses having in
VI @s>-EA creased TO number that renders
fzAAAAN II inconYenient to keep, have de-
AZ Tlgtermncd on disposing Of a large por.
- ton OF them, or terms that must re ga.
tISiaclory to those who ire disposed to purcnose.-
nmogg them are Stations, lincludng iaFayotte)
consists Of Archys, Collonnas. Charles. faFav,
ettos' mGdIeys, and Tmnocons. My prices shall be
reasonable and terms accommodating / am re-
solved to reduce tho number, and bargains may be
had, 1t immediate application, is made They will
not he oHersd publicly, that all who arc DESTROYS
TO procure a valuable stock of Horses either for
the turf for breeding had better not DELAY their
application. JNO VI. pOT'TS
oct l2-c6t
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William a. Mary COLLEGE

~ OTICE-Thc Visitors having failed TO meet
v on the 18th instant, and the interest of the
institution requiring meeting, it was the OPT
Mon OF those Visitors who did meet, that a convo-
cation be called, to meet Wednesday, the l4th
November. The Professor of Law having resign.
ed, makes another vacancy in this Institution Pro-
vision will, it is believed be made by the Faculty,
Tor the proceeding vacancy, authority having been
given them. But not for the Professor of Law
The Visitors need not fear wishing Williamsburg;
there is not, has there been, any Cholera here;
escaping opidemcs, that we feel confident now
seeing we have escaped so long, that win pass us
by. BURWELL BASSET'F Rector
Williamsburg. Oct. 18th, lS32-lawc IAN
IS lBLES Tho subscribers have received nm
"a Q assortment Of Family and Pocket Bibles,
which they offer at low prices.
Is SANXAY & STREET
LIMITATION DRANDY-6 hall pipes Just re
"a reived, fof sale by
Is OTIS, DUNLOP 81 co.
FHEHE subscribers still continue to keep their
ID Counting Room at the old stand, the Man
sion House, now in the occupancy of Mcssrs
Taylor q Garland.l Mr. p. Bayly, at the place,
is duly authorized to act for us, and will attend to
any unsettled business may have in Richmond.
Being DESTROYS of closing our affairs with the end
OF the year, we request all those now indebted to
u.s. to make immediate payment to him.
oc lS-eo2t WIN. 81 ID. KYLE g. CO.
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:S@a ssraeaE "a 6 &apa.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Angonoria, Tyler, New York, ballast.
Schr Richard, Ingersol, Now York ballast
Schr VIM. Rowle,t, Somers, New York. suu.
dries. "' '""
Schr Hero Willis, New York ballast
Schr chesapeake, New York, ballast
last. '~'
schr Desiah, New York, ballast.
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Book and Job Printing done
AT the EVhis OMice.

a EGARS.- $4,000 of assorted qualities, from
&C 10 JAS. WINSTON
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Great Race.-One Of tho finest races on record
'ook pace on Saturd ~ OF the Uric ", course
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. I6.--Arrd .obr.
Counsellor, Crowe Richmond; Thres Brothers
simmons, do; Belvidera, Barnard, do; Cyane.
Hubbard, do.
NEWBURYPORT, Oct. II.-Cld, new BRIG
James Caskio, Young, Richmond
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AZ meotingof tho Clay Corresponding Com.
miuee Of Fredericksburg, held Pursuant to notice
on Wednesday the 3IilstInf tsc following roso
lutions adopted
Whereas a request, emanat;ng from tho Central
Corresponding Commite at Richmond, directed 70
this Committce. and ASKING its cooperation 10 as
sist in furnishing several named coantics O. the
State with printed Electoral Tickets
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NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
COMPLETE RETURNs.

Clay majority in joint ballot IS!
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81 IMITATION BRANDY-6 hall pipes Just re
Il reived, foi sale by
Is OTIS, DUNLOP & CO.
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MARRIED.

JOSEPH TATE, Prcs't
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-18
March 80

IN ANCERY-Y1BG1NGA.-A rules holden in
"a the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery Of Meckenburg county on the first
Monday in 4 pril, 1892:
William Townes, administrator, with lle'w annexed.
Of Edwin RI. Peete decd PIN
against
David G. Huchcrson and Edw. a. Holloway, Dcns
Thcdelcndaut, David G. HutchersOn not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court; and il appearing
rom satisfactory evidence that he not on nhabtant Of
This state on motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney il is
ordered that the said defendant do appear here at rules 10
he holden for The said court the clerks Office thereof
on the hst Monday in July next and answer the plain
Gifts bill aud give security for performing the decree Of
the court and that copy OF this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in the city OF Richmond for two
months successfully and posted at the front door Of the
courthouse Of the said county.
a Copy-Teste, JOHN q. BAPTIST, elk.
Nay y 116-wSw
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FL n observation-disclosures rules held i'm the
III Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
aud Chaucery for the county Of King and Queen Oh the
10Th OF March, 1892
James Garnett, adm'or with the will annexed of Tho
mas Garnett, deceased which said Thomas Garnct was
in his lifetime, ex'or. Of Henry Garneu PItG
against
Isaac Burnett and Martha his wife-who before her in
termarriage with the said Isaac Burnett was Martha Gar
META daugherof Henry Garnett deceased, and Muscoe
uarneU Defts.
The defendants Isaac Burnett and Martha his wife not
having entered their appearance and given security
cong to the act of Assembly and the rules of this Court:
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are moi
inhabitants OF ths country it is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the first Monday i'm June
and answer the Bill of the plaintiff and that copv Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper 1nb
shed IN the city Of Richmond for two months successive
ly and posted at the front door of the courthouse of bs
county. Copy Tcste
March 90 zoe s