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BID j. SMITH has in press and will publish without
IA delay the decisions of the First Court of Appeals
from its commencement to its dissolution in 1888; the I'M
reported cases in the New Court of Appeals the death
oil Judge Pendeton in October 1908; with casesin
the General Court Court Of Admiralty and Federal Court
and the cases in the Court of Appeals from the death Of
Judge Pendleton TO the first volume of HennDg aud
Munords Repors-the whole comprised in three yo-
lumes-by Daniel Call
The above volumes will complete the series of Virgina
Reports from the Revolution to the present time; thew
have been prepared with great labor and expense from
the notes and memoranda of the Judges and Lawyers
who attended the Courts, and digent examination of
the Records 1t is therefore about be submitted the
public with confidence in its fidelity.
The work will be neatly and accurately printed in tho
same style Randoph's and Leighs Reports and bound
in cali TO match the three Vols OF Calls Reports Edited
by Joseph Tate ESQ., with full Table OF contents of
Cases Reported and of Cases Cited will be proceed
ed by Biographical sketches Of the very eminent Judges
who so largely contributed TO the foundation and super
structure of our Judicial System.
AS TO the importance OF these reports the public and
especially TO the Citizens of Virginia. the publisher begs
leave TO quote the opinion of Judge Coater in the cele
Leigh, p SOL "Ths, by the way, Gan error into which
the Judge had falIen) is strong proof me- amongst
others which have occurred since have been in this
Court, oil the mportanceto the public OF Calls manuscript
Reports; calling for their publication, complete
the series OF our decisions take this to tender
him my thanks for the opportunity he has given me of
seeing the report OF lnns Attorney Gen. Roane alp
The three Volumes will probably be for sale on or about
the second day OF December next, which day the
wish to possess them, by leaving their names with tho
publisher previous TO that day. shall be entitled dis
count OF fifty cents per volume from that price,
July 2. I6-6t
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UNIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be given for the

u ~ "
H. apprehension of my negro man JESSE, if taken
out OF the State Of Virginia, Ten Dollars if within the
State. Jesse is muatto apparently about As years of
age, somewhat greyis about feet 10 inches high
thin vissge, prominent cheek bones quite muscular and
square built has lost several Of his front teeth nose more
disposed to be peaked than muatoes generally upon close
Inspections he will be discovered be reckled and holes
have been made in his ears as though to wear rings but
have grown up.-Wben spoken 10, is quite humble and
polite, and disposed TO sme-he is intelligent and handy
at many trades is good cooper of bogsheads and tight
casksa blacksmb-somew what Of carpenter and shoe
maker. He absented himself before, at which time
he had procured free papers, badly executed. As he
has gone OIL without any cause, II is suspected he has
either procured Tree papers, or expects 10 do So
When he run away BEFORE he travelled by way James
River to Richmond, and il is than probable he
will pass by way Of James Appomattox Rivers. He
was we'll provided with clothes and money. will give
the above mentioned reward If put in any Jail so that get
him again. and If delivered 10 in Buckingham conn-
ty, the New Store, will pay all additional expcn.
ces in bringing him home. VIM. a. JONES.
July g. I6-St
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ssOys KlSTEC.

TExAs.-We have received printed copy OF the Con-
suon Of the State OF Texas, made in General Conven-
ton ~ he town Of san Felipe dc Austin in the month of
April, 1888. Itappears be sufficiently well drawn No.
upon the model OF State Constitutions; and appended
TO il the Of than fifty members Of he Con
venon, Of whom appear to be Mexcans though The
State processes TO belong to the Mexican Confderscv
We perceive that TX Governor Houston, OF Tennessee
wac ~ the Convention, and should have supposed that
The Constitution is signed 10y William II. Wharton as Pre-.
sdpnt.
The destiny Of this hne province is an interesting sub
jcct OF speculation Had II belonged to country il
would have been, by this time well peopled and culiiyat
ed but ts fertile and prolific soil holds out no temptation TO
The uncnicrpGsng Mexican II is stated in some Of the
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q MERRY GROVE FARM FOR SALE.-On Mon
" day the 18th day OF August next (beng Court day)
the Subscribers (agents for Mrs. Susan Psrker) will
sell TO the highest bidder before the door of Mr. John
Adams in Easviile the whole Of that valuable tract Of
land, situated in the county OF Northampton East
vile, commonly known by the of Cherry Grove,
containing by recent survey 1881 acres TO be divided
and sold in three separate farms, viz:
l. Cherry Grove (proper) which is beautifully situated
on Cbeysone Creek and the Chesapeake Bay; contains
6S acres OF and is extremely fertile, and abundany sup
piled with Pine timber. There on the land, large
Dweng.house and all necessary out. buildings, which
have lately undergone extensive repairs small tene.
meDt is also attached 10 this farm.
The middle tract is situated the Che.
sapeake Bay, and contains 236 acres having on il small
dwelling and some out buildings.
B. Hill Fields is also situated Immediately the Bay,
and contains 377 OF land with comfortable dwell
ling and all necessary ubuidings There is also at
tached to this farm a valuable Fishery. Terms Of sale
will be very liberal and will be made known on the day
OF sale by ISAAC SMITH.
w. G.. SMITH.
Eastville, June 23, 1888 I5-IOt
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The Washington Telegraph, we are happy TO observe
presents most edifying example Of diligence II is
standing reproOf TO IFS aZier brethren OF the opposition par
ty While they, finding the materials Of party excitement
scarce, content with occasional railing al the adj
minstraoD the Telegraph is constant and as vehement
in the work Of abuse If il was in The days when party
spirit was In its highest state of evaporation. Eogahs
wel.known print representing public lecturer grim,
gaunt personage, with counensnce distorted by exeroD
reading his lecture with great fury OF manner and expen.
dlture Of breath TO audience OF Students twohirds Of
whom are asleep, and the others keeping themselves
awake with difficulty is no bad type Of the Telegraph
Column after column of political defamation Is addressed
TO its ethargic readers il readers 1t 6nds who are daily
doomed TO through the luculeD, demonstrations that
the Temperance Society, the Administration, and Mr..
Garrison are in confederacy TO abolish slavery by law of
Congress that Mr. Van Buren, is the devil Dcarnate and
that the inhabitants Of the country, through which Cen
Jackson now passing altogether too civil 10 him
Doubtless the Telegraph finds II dcut to persuade its
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N CHANGERY-VIRGINI Louisa County
IL Court May ii, 1888:
William Henry Sims, and Newell Edwin Sims in
iants, and Eliza Ann Sims, by Newell Baker their next
friend, plaintiffs
against
John Sims, jr, Garland Sims, Executor of BENJAMIN
Sims, decd, and David Richardson, Defendants.
The defendant, John Sims, jr., not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act of
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and it appearing
TO the satisfaction Of the court, that he is an inhab
tant OF this State on the motion of the plaintiffs by their
COUNSEL il is ordered that the said John Sims r do an
pear before the Justices OF court the court house
on the second Monday in August next, and answer the
plaintiffs bill; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond for two months successfully and posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse Of this county.
Copy Teste, JOHN HUNTER, C. L. c.
June A. S-wSWr
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IN DOLLARS REWARD--Leh my Factory on
Il " Monday the 10th inst, one Of my servants, nam
ed WILLIAM James--he is mulatto boy about 13 years
Of age, very likely, and when spoken talks fast and
stsmmers. He in my garden Sunday last,
and probably may be skuking in that ncighborhood He
has relations in Williamsburg, where he may have eDdes-
vored TO get The above reward and other expenses will
be paid on his being delivered to in Richmond. Mas.
Of vessels and others cautioned against receiving
him DAVID BARCLAY
June 25. I4-wU
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INIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be giyen by the

ENIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be given by the
subscriber, for the apprehension If found Of the
State Twenty Dollars II within the Saie OF egro man
named Harry, who eloped about last July from his estate
lie was purchased some years past from Fucher Of Rich
mond, where perhaps he may be lurking. His height
Is about FIVE feet eight nches-hs age thrty-hc has
downcast look and his right foot turns out little.
WILLIAM MITCHELL,
For James Barbour Jr
Hampstead, Orange, Va, Jan rs, 1893 s6-snsf
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I'm CHANCERY-VIRGINIA- Louisa County
= Court, May lith, 1888
Newell Baker, PltH

against
John Sims, Jr., Garland Sims, Executor of BENJAMIN
Sims, deceased, and David Richardson, Dts
The defendant, John Sims, Jr, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Of As
semby and the rules Of this Court and appearing 10 the
satisfaction Of the Court that he is not an inhaban Of this
State, on the motion OF the plaintiff by his counsel is or.
dered that the said John Sims Jr do appear before the
Justices OF our said Court at the on the Sc
cond Monday in August next, and the plaintiffs
bll and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted In
some newspaper published In the city Of Richmond, for
two months excessively, and posted at the front door OF
the Courthouse OF this county. Copy-Teste
June4. [S-wsw'l JN0. HUNTER, c, Lee.
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wAsHINoroN, Juno 81.

= WILMINGTON,
Senior Don Augustin de Yturbide, late Charge IAi-
fairs Of the United Mexican States having been appointed
Secretary Of the Mexican Legation in Great Britain took
leave yesterday OF the Secretary Of State Of the United
States an. presented his successor Senior Don Joaquin
Nj aria del Castillo Globe.
We publish at the request of individual for those
who have projected il, the outline of ga plan for Ma
tona Bank We would not have il inferred, from the
publication OF 1t in this print, that in favor OF the
project On the contrary, opposed to National
Bank OF any description; other words any Bank char
tered by Congress holding banking privileges within the
States We consider such institution unconstitutional,
unnecessary aud dangerous TO tho best principles Of
government-D
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POETRY.
"avcn YER nns,,S, vS,un.."
From rau's Edinburgh Macazihe tor May
UP. MIN OF ENGLAND,

UP, MEN OF ENGLAND: ''
.ioa Of o"S of " o of o. n ana pOs: mo en-
Iay with that dark hour of suspense which followed tho nfaus
wore strong sunni'es that the King had forfeited HI. popular cha
taken by people, peacefully tho poe
,oman. as ~ara which calls and glowing
anwi.ey in'od by cOnemp'uous dcu Of Justice still "Bi
YEnrs OF EsorAso, will We
Tho morn of freedom passiHg by,
Nor strike your blow for Gbcr,Si
WY W', O yor =. ,s Is'; Sc; Your shout on hi:h
While Europe struggles 10. her right!
Asc, arise, with heart aud hand
Ur, MEN or ENGLAND, THE rom.
Shame les, noble checks are pale,
That Ensland's sous should crouch aud knooL
Where mcanor hand. have gnspL the steel
Listen yoar ie'po, le'dns' say
fc dare not struggle for your right
Yet tina, stirring taunt repay!
sr, MEN or EsoLAsp, PioHr!
q! bitter shame, and bitter wo,
To bare SO base long,
NI WHEN " H. ,a6si Ba ss %S So
And will 20 ding their heritage
OF glory and of conqucr'I right,
Before factions bgot rage
ur, AES OF EsoLASD, To rIumr
Ye s,rovs with Franco in days of yoro-
Once more she dares you to the field;
No, ,ha, your b.avesi blood should pour
With her she calls you to advance
On tho broad path OF truth aud right,
Ur, MES OF EScLAED, To THE riour.
Ffanco.shows you what people can,
Against tyrants vassalhorde;
France shows yo what there is in msa.
When freedom flashes on his sword;
She points tho way, she cheers on,
She bids you triumph for your right.
Dare ys not DO totat France las done
Up MEN OF EScLAsD,
What fear yo? barbarian Gar
Can pour his Cossacks on your land:
No Pussian pcrEdy
The triumph OF your brother. band.
YeaIe alone upon the seas,
Sole judges of your native right
One short, sharp hour your country frees;
Ur, Mes OF ENcLANp, TO rHH FIcHr
And think yc Scotland will no, lend,
In such a cause, her warrior tide
Nor Wales hcr mountain steep descend,
To share the peril at your side
Nor Ireland sound her harp and wave
Her pure green banner for your right
sister now, a slave!
Uf MEN OF EsoLASp, THE riour.
BY Lberty's eternal name
Once Eugland's proudcst glory. arm,
Sweep from your isle opprcsson's shame
And cleanse her of her locust swarm.
An honor'd grave that isle shall give
To every martyr Of her right
1u life yo'vO died, in death live
Ur, Mex OF ENGLASp, FIGHT
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I'm ERY-VIRGINIA-IoH Hanover G,

~ CHANCERf -NIRGINIA.-In Hanover County
II Court April 24tb 1888:
Benjamin Hazelgrove, Josiah Hazelgrove, William Tho.
mas, and Susan his wife, who Susan Hazelgrove VIII
liam Hazelgrove John McGhee, and Caroline his wife,
who was Caroline Hazelgrove, and James Hazelgrove
Plaintiffs
against
Elisha Garrett, and Jean his wife, who was Jean Hazel.
grove, Charles Hundley and Nancy his wife, who was
Nancy Hazeigrove, Martha Hazelgrove, and Mary Pot
ter, and Caharne Potter, children Of Lucy Potter who
was Lucy Hazegroye the said Catherine being an infant
under the OF twenty years. by Philip b. Winston
her guardian ad Item, Defendants.
This day came, well the plaintiffs as the defendant,
Catharne Potter, by her guardian adj Item aforesaid by
their counsel, and the bill and of the said de-
PENDANT being filed; and the other defendants having
entered their appearance and given security according to
the Act Of Assembly, and the rules of this Court and il
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that they are not
inhabitants OF this countryOn the motion ofthe plaintiffs
it Is ordered, that the said defendants Elisha Garrett and
Jean his wife, Charles HundIey, and Nancy his wife
Martha Hazelgrove and Mary Potter do appear here on
the first day Of July Court next, and the plaintiffs
said Bill aud that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in newspaper published in the City of Richmond
for two months successfully and that another copy be post
ed at the front door OF the Court house of this county
Copy. Teste, PHILIP b. WINSTON, C. HI
May 2S 6-wSw
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FROM BUENos AYREs MoNTEvIDEo.-The
.Ne,D York Journal of Commerce has received Buenos
Ayies papers to May 4h inclusive The election of Re-
personalities the 2Sh April resulted in favor of what
was called the Opposition List.
MoNrEvIDEo. The Universal says, that the force
which made Eruption from Rio Grande into the Orien-
tai territory, commanded by the exAreentine Colonel
oaZaba and consisted in major part Of Brazilian volun
eers, and Of the Oriental emgrants; that Colonel
Pozoo, having only go men, obliged to capi,uae to
them, on condition that he and his officers should be
liberty 10 retire to what point they pleased the invaders
then took possession Of the town OF Ceo Largo but were
chased thence by Commandant Osorio.
Col Oazabal and his party cndeavotred to pass again
into Rio Grande, but warned off by Colonel Bentos
Gonzales, who said that he had orders from his
not 10 permit them to pass TO Brazil; and i'm another part
they received similar ntimation from Marshal Barreo
Under these circumstances they eed 10 Canacua
who had accompanied them on the enterprise to Cerro
Largo, had dispersed with the booty they made An
interview between the President of the ORIG na Repubc
(Rivers0 and the Brazilian Marshal was to take
place at the frontiers.
FROM SPAIN.--A private letter has been received at
Boston, announcing, under date of the 10th April,
that the Marquis OF Casa Yruio had declined the ap-
ponment OF Minister to this country and that the King
either from offence his refusal some political rea
sons, had exied him TO Vailadold.
Mr. George Washington Montgomery, an American
gentleman attached 10 the Legation of Madrid, in the cha
aeer oil interpreting Secretary aud already known TO the
puoc as an author by his Spanish translation Of Irving
Conquest OF Granada and other works of value had
iy published novel, founded the history of
del Carpo and entitled El Bastarda de Castillo or the
Bastard OF Castillo, which is favorably noticed i'm the
spanish journals Mr.. Montgomery is considered as ona
o, tne pest writers in Spanish OF the present day
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In Observation-Disclosures AT a Circuit Supe-
rior Court OF Law and Chancery, held for the county
OF Accomack, at the Court house thereof on
the 18th day Of May, 1888:
Thomas c. Maberry and Joseph o. Pollard, Merchants
and partners trading under the firm of Maberry & Pol
lard Pas
Against
Philip c. Donley, William Parramore, Jr and Levin
Core, DeGs
This this day, and being heard upon the
Bill and answers of the Defendants William Parraore Jr
and Levin Core, and appearing the Court that the
said Philip c. Doney inhabitant OF this Common
wealth and cannot be served with the process of this
Cout is thereuPon ordered by the Court that the said
defendant Philip c. Donley, his appearance 10 this
suit on the second day OF the OF this Court and
give security for performing its decree and that copy
OF this order be forthwith published in the Richmond En-
qurer and another copy thereof be posted at the front
door the Court house OF Accomack country and be con-
timed for two months successfully. A Copy.-Tes,e
June IA. [ll-wsw] THO r.. JOYNES, c. s c.
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COMMISSIONER WALLS OFFICE

OFFICE,
Boydton, NJ lay Sist, 1888. &
Inc parties concerned in thsfegoing order are here.
oy nohed that have the 18th day Of July next
rommence the same, at which time they will attend
before at my office, at Philip Raneys tavern in this
place, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, with all necessary papers
proofs, SC. WILLIAM C. WALL Com
June ii. n-w1w
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RRIDGE AT Proposals will be re-
10 ceived by Oliver Caaghan, Esq. at Covington and
the Second Auditor in Richmond for building Bridge
across Jacksons River, at the termination OF the Kanawha
road opposite the town of Covington The Bridge is 10
be completed in all respects of the very best materials
and workmanship ready for incudngsp course, su
perstrucure, abutments and wings, piers, embankmens
&C. according TO plan and specifications which will be
shewn on application to either of the ,med per-
sons; and when rendered for acceptance Engineer
other agent will be appointed by the Board OF Public
Works TO receive the completed according to con-
tract.
Its cost must not exceed three thousand five hundred
dollars that being the extent Of the appropriation made
by law.
The Bridge will consist of the supersructure of spans
oil IA feet each OF aoood, and Of the abumens and wings
and three piers, OF hammer dressed stone laid in bond
and raised 10 feet above the water its usual stage The
width OF the clear passage way, Is feet
The Proposals must state the kind of wood propo,ed IN
be used the mode OF payment and such other
as may be deemed necessary by the bidders
Bond and security will be required in sufficient pen
atty, to be regulated by the terms Of the contract.
BY order of the Board Of Public Works.
j. BROWN, in. I'd .qudr.
june 10. 12-lm
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N CHANCERY-VIRGIN a Superior Court
OF Chaneery, held at the Capitol, the City of Rich
mond for the Richmond District on the 10Th day of Janu
airy, 1881.
Thomas Jones, pltn
against
Elizabeth d. Jones, admx. of William Jones' decd .
who was admir- with the will anne xed, OF Thomas Jones'
decd, and admir-. OF VIM. Jones, who was admir- Of
Mary Ksgsdale, decd the William Jones' and Eliza
6eh his wife, Margaret Jones, Alexander Anderson and
hebecca his wife, Martha Williams, Ex'x Of Charles
Williams, and the said Martha, Xxx of Amey b. Jones
decd, 'Den
BY consent of the plaintiff and the defendant Elizabeth
port OF Commissioner Wilder pursuant TO the order
oil the second day of July, 1922 be recommted 10 the
same Commissioner and that he report statement of such
payments as may have been made by William Jones in
his life time, TO the plaintiff the other distributes or
by the defendant Elizabeth d. Jones' since the cath of the
SAID william, and OF purchases made by the plaintiff and
the other distributes at the sale OF estate of his
Tor ana by ke consent, leave is given the plaintiff
amend his BILL without delaying the trial of the cause or
paying COSTS or issuing new process, which amendment
was accordingly made.
COpy.-Tese, II. b. BAPTIST d. C.
EN- CHANCERY- VIRGINIA-At Circuit suus.
II ror Court of Law and Chancery held for Mecklen.
burg county at the courthouse thereof the 18Th day
of May, 1888. ~
Thomas Jones' pItH
against
Elizabeth ID. Jones, adm'x. Ell ais Diff.
by consent OF parties by Counsel il is ordered that
Commissioners William c. Wall, do execute the order
made in this cause, the 10th January 1881 instead of
and that he make report the Court stating specially
SUCH matters as may be deemed pertinent by himself or
may be required 10 he stated by either party
CoPy.-Teste, RICHARD b. BAPTIST d. c.
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PENpErfiA1- NntrrII

lately in 4 newspsprr tl,e deaf, If Mia Fti,,
beth D.. The history ol this singular individual
was so extraordinary that cannot l,rbear communicating
sueh P,ron' o' u ~ Tie ladies' Of ny acquaintance,
within my recollection II has ihe oC Leio
authentic, II not intercollegiate tic rc;s which sbah
relate are notouou-ly true.
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I'm RY-VIRaINIA-Ata Suner;or Co,r
OF Chaneery held at the Capitol in the City of Rich
mond Tor the Richmond District the 10Th day Of Janu
airy, 1881.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-17
COMMUNICATED.

Young Mld,hipman IN writing to his friend
R,rmore from on board the Delaware. among
s.r .iI,y observations, mentions, that Rear
,,.c;,,i Maitland came 20 miles to see Us, -
'',,,l, hne Of battle ship must b. a great no.
,..y 10 Admiral VI .itiand.) -aud concludes by
,,,op "this IS the same Individual who or.
I'd the soldiers TO fire upon the American
D-,.ooars a, Dartmoor :" Tie is mistaken
Gan, shortland, the superintendent of the pri
-, wa, the person who ordered the soldiers TO
G.. On the prisoners Coronec's inquest was
1,I.r,d by Admiral Foley, winch resulted in the
,.rp,,al Of Capt. Shorthand. Admiral Matt
I,rS ga, not then. perhaps, in the kingdom. -
r., o.rsons are more slandered than the Ameri.
.,,,-oone more sensitive under il; therefore,
p, them NOT forget JUSTICE.