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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-30

FABRIcATIoNs OF Mn. RIDDLES PREss The fol-
lowing statement OF the Richmond Wing, IL appears or.
ginated in the Philadelphia Inquirer, establishment
which cost the Bank upwards Of 3OOU0 dollars and over
the affairs OF which, Of the Bank clerks III we are
not mlsiniormsd) has since had a management. The
cashier OF the Bank has been for time in this civ
and TO him and his agent connected with the Press in
Philadelphia, II ts probable indebted for the lis
play OF our accounts with the Departments which have
been transferred from Bank press 10 another north and
south ofPniIadephis until ia, reached the xtreues If
the Union AMI returned again TO this ey MIR Mol, i'm
proved upon the fdsehood, as passedthrougb N Vol
and II back TO us yesterday in the Portland Coer
(Me) unchanged in its figures, butsome what CHANGED ~
Its phrases IL is thus that Bank Justification obtain, Coz
roboratoD, by versions and repetions. The renaLs
which append TO the Wings sta'emen together viii,
the facts which give from the record will show how
hue reliance Is 70 be placed upon any derived
from those in the pay oflhe Bink whatever preteRson to
exactDes they may cha eDge by giving precise accounts
In figures And here take the liberty Of repeating an
assertion heretofore made, that have been worse maid
for the work we have executed for the thar
any other printer That has ever done work for them Much
has been eKacted OF ia the manner Of doog ,Ie
work, and much Tess has been paid as for ts
jobs, in superior msnner, Than has been "a 10
others foe doing them ndferenHy OF is we are ready
to make pred.
4 Can ths Be pssstfA writer IN the fooo,o
from Washington City makes the following
rhe sum paid for advertising to y. p Blair dos,
during the last two for the Post Office Department. The
nearly OOOO TOT the Navy nearly 10000 amounts some in
stsncss, eqoiyaent 70 oil paid
the OSion mus M inssnee, IN the Treasury vo
paper received only sdos, and tho AmeTcaa ssnns Is Wills
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IN CHANCERY-VIRoINIA.- rules held in

I'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rules held in
u the Clerks Office Of Chesterfield Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Cbancery the sh day Of Jan, 1884
Wooison w. Hancock, administrator with the will n
nexed Of William Walthall, senr decd. Plaintiff.
against
Pleasant Cheatham Thomas w. Bass, John J. Woodin,
William f. Waltha, aud Julia c. his wife, Francis Ro.
berts and Polly w. his wife, William Cheaihan, Nj
tina A. Chea,ham, Adeine F. Cheatham, Chastain /.
Cheatham. Edwin c. Woodfn, Elizabeth F. woodfn, and
Martha w Bass, Defendants.
The defendants, Francis Roberts, and Polly w. his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the act Of Assembly, and the rules this
Court. and it appearing, that they not inhabitants
this Commonwealth is ordered, that the said
10 appear here tho first day OF March term next and
answer the bill OF the plaintiff, and that copy Of this
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the City OF Richmond for two months successvely and
another copy posted the front door of the Court
this county. Copy Teste,
LAWSON NUNNALLY, d. C.
January Is. 79-wSw
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VHVHE Subscribers having purchased the right TO use
"a Coopers Patent Horse Power, (csled the tumblng
shal) IN the counties Of Caroline, King William Han.
over New Kent, Charles City, Henrico, Chesterfield,
Powa'an aud Goochland offer TO furnish the farmers in
those counties with Thresbing Machines and the Horse
Power, being The simplest used. They afford
TO furnish Two.H Horse Machines Tor the low price Of 100
bushels Of wheat per day--we deem Il needless to say
much IN recommendation Of the Machine; but will refer
those who may feel interested, TO the individuals named
below who have all used the Machine, and will testify 20
It's mers.-Persons living in the counties Of Caroline,
King William, Hanover and New Kent will be furnished
by John Haw, near Hanover Town; and those living In
the counties Of Charles City, Henrco, Chesterfield, Pow.
ha:an and Goocand, by Jos Hooper, the head Of the
MeehaDicksyille Turnpike, in Hanover.
JOHN HAW,
JOS HOOPER.
Dr. H. Curtis, Mr.. Hector Davis, Col. Edwin Shelton,
and Mr.. w. II. @. LumPkn, Of Hanover; Mr.. William
Tyler, Of Charles City
in %. "a VIZ
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TN observation-disclosures Clxcuit supeIo,
II Court Of Law and Chsncery continued and held for
the county d Cumberland, 81 the Court Of said
county. on Thn,sslsy, Sep,e mbs, 5h. 1883:
Phip j. Buster adm'r Vi Bfxkc b. Woojees, dec. who
sues Ior me dement, Oh John ". wash Pills.
against
Hezeklah Ford, sm'r dc bosis non Of George Carson
deed, John McMosrcugh and Elizabeth Ms wife, George
N Carson, Matilds Carson, Theophiius H. Carson Al
gustus E. Carson. Esber W. Carson, Sarah Nj Carson
Mavina W. Carson, and Aonzo b. Car~cv and Beverly
ton, D.ns
The defendant. Samuel Clopson, having entered M.
appearance and given security according 10 the acts of
satisfactory evidence, that he 10 inhsitsnt Of ,hjs
countryit Is ordered that the said Defendant Samuel
Copo DO appear here the first Of the AT Anil
term, aud answer the compliments bill and that COW
Of this order be forthwith inserted In some ew.pape
published la the city Of Richmond, for two meahs sue.
cesvely. and also posted at the front OF the Court
house Of this county for two successive court days
copy Teste,
JOHN DANIEL, C. c. &C.
Lee. w. 63-wSW
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January 16.

a. EEDS, Trees, Plants, Domestic Animals, IDipie-
~ menfs, Books, &c. &c, for sale at the American
Farmer Establishment, No. 16, South Calvert street. Bal
more, Md.The subscriber presents his respects 10 lar
gardeners, and dealers in Seeds throug out the
United States, particularly his customers and informs them
thai he IL receiving from Europe, from his Seed Gar
den and from various parts Of this country his sup
ply Of Field and Garden Seeds and that he WILL by the
FIRST OF November be prepared 10 execute ORDERS whole
sale and retail with prompness and accuracy, low
prices and on favorable terms be afforded by
dealer in the United Siates for first rate articles
Fruit and ornamental trees and plants, grape vines,
shrubbey Dubious and other flower roots will be
ed order from any OF the principal Nurseries or Gar
dens in this county, fer most OF which the subscriber is
agent; also,
Ploughs, harrows culivatos straw cutters wheat FANS
shelters, threslng marines and all other kinds OF
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements will be pro.
cured from the best manufactures in Baltimore.
Domestic Animals, particularly cattle OF the Improved
Durham Short horn, The Devon and the HoIsten
sheep OF The Bskewel, SouJown, and various fine. oo
ed breeds swine Of several valuable kinds especially
OF the BarnIz hreed various kinds OF poultry such as the
white urkies, Bremen and Westpbsa geese, game and
oher fowls, and several other species Of animals all OF
cho ce breeds (dHd no ohers) either kept for sale
at the experimental and breeding farm Of this Establish
meu, or can be procured from the best sources, order.
Books, Agricultural, Horticultural and Botanical, in
much greater variety Than the booksioessone C the I'm
rare and particularly vauable kept constantly for
sale.
In short all articles wanted by farmers and gardeners
In the prosecution Of their business intended either
TO be kept on hand, within reach when called for
And though last, not least, that old and we'll known
vehicle oil knowledge he most valuable OF all commodi-
ties for iller OF The soil) the AMERICAN FARMER,
is published weekly, at this Establishment at S5 YEAR
solicited, addressed, all letters must be, 10 the editor
snd proprietor. I. IRVINE HITCHCOCK
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NOTlCE.-l wish to sell or farm out upon shares, my
IS fine large and handsome booded horse called Ches.
eried Chesterfield IL handsome sorrei feet inches
high, sired by Don Quixote, out OF Doinede mare ;
she out OF double Janus Don Quixotte was got
by Balls oil Florze out Of full blooded Clifton mare
Letters addressed TO Col Charles c. Graves will be al.
tended 10. CHAS. C. GRAVES
Murdoch will stand al home, where he stood last year,
and got 1875 mares. c. c. q.
Jan. 49, 79-w4w
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I'm ANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules holden in
Il the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, for the county OF Buckingham, on
Monday, the 4th day Of November, 1893:
Merit Ii. Allen and Cary c. Allen, devsees of Archer
Allen, deceased. William p Taiey and Frances his wife,
Elizabeth Coleman, Polly Fuqua, Martha Coleman Will
liam Daniel, Josiah Thompson, William ID. Thompson,
John s. Thompson, William Coquiu and Lucy his wife
and Henry Smith md Ariana his wife, of
William Daniel the elder, deceased John Allen PHI
lip Allen, sons OF William Allen, deceased, plaintiffs.
against
Nancy Allen, widow OF William Allen, son of George
Allen, deceased, George III. Allen, Willis Chambers and
Mary b. his wife, formerly Mary b. Allen, Waller c. Al.
lem Martha A NowIin, formerly artha A. Allen, John
Chambers and Elizabeth NJ his wife, formerly Elizabeth
N. Allen, Samuel A. Allen, ilam b. Allen, John w.
Allen, Robert s. Allen, Drury s. Allen, Lucy Ann Allen,
aud James A. Allen, children and representatives, OF the
said William Allen, son Of George, deceased, Delts.
The defendants, Walter G. Allen and Martha A. Now
n not having entered their appearance and given secu-
ry according TO the act Of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants OF this country il 10 ordered that the
said absent defendants do appear here the first day
the next April term and answer the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted some
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond, for tw
months successfully and posted at the front Of the
Court House Of this couHty. Copy-Tese.
r. ELDRlDGE, c. G. s. C.
January 10. 7S-w8w
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RWR. LEONARD BOSHER-SIR: As you are not
I'VE inbsbitaDt oil the State OF Virginia YOU will
take notice. that SHALL by my Aorney, proceed 10 take
the dispositions of William s. GsuIdDg and others at the
clerks Office OF Cumberland county, Wednesday, the
26h OF March next between the hours OF 10 O'clock in the
forenoon and O'Clock in the afternoon Of the same dsy
and shall continue from day TO day. until all the dispositions
are taken, TO be read as evidence in suit Chancery
now depending in the Circuit Superior Law and
Chancery Tor the county Of Cumberland, wherein am
plaintiff and you defenddn:-w and where YOU may
attend, u you see cause. MILLER WOODSON.
Jan. 23. sI-wau-
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fUNHE subscriber respec fully informs his friends "a
u Middlesex, Mstthews. Gouce ster, King & Queen
aud Essex and the public generally tina, he has again
commodatidn House and Steamboat Hotel He feels
grateful for the patronage he has received the hands Of
his long experience aud sct attention his business to
share portion OF again. He has b, a, cons derabe
expense to Int up that large and commodous brick house
In UrbAnna the rooms Of which surpassed by any
countryave in Virginia, and he with confidence
say he has In his power to entertain the public much
Gentlemen Of the bar would Gnd 1t to their advantage to
engage by the year, liberal deduction will be made
Conveyances will be furnished Steamboat at
all times, and every communication and from. the
Steamboats, strictly attended report is in
that the subscriber had entered obg alton TO Mr.
Thomas Lumpkn not to open House Of Entertainment
IN Urbanna again. which is without any foundation what.
ever. THOMAS STREET
UToanna. JAM IL, 1854. TSO-w4w
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The IcE FREsHEr.-we are gratifed 10 learn Gays
he wiamsport Banne) that the two dams across the
Pc omac, bove and below this place. supply the Ca
nal with did not sustain the least injury by the late
ice reshet. These dams both In unfinished states
the raised H. and the other 81 feet, aud neither
had received the top covering Of plankng which de-
signed TO them from exposure similar danger TO
that TO which they we thus une xpectedly subjected
Tho spectacle presented by the ice and DRIFT wood =
among the latter many whoe from the owpath
passing the dam below this place, (Which Is
81 feet high is said, those who Witnessed IT, to hive
been OF ful grandeur From their unfinished state
aud great height, the situation Of the dams was critical
aud the immense masses Of ice which passed down
Tuesday last created heis a sensible anxiety for their
safety but, having stood this shock unharmed all doubts
| OF their ability may be considered removed.
the rise Of water about fifteen eet at this place, be-
ing backed chiefly by the great accumulation Of ice aud
rubbish at the lower DAM which is distant fifteen niles
from 'hi- place by tie river.
The Young Women Of Lynn, Massachusetts,, which Is
exclusively manufacturing town for ladies' shoes. have
struck for higher wages, aud formed Trades Union
1000 members! The employ have been in the shame
ful practice Of issuing a vile paper medium OF their own
small bills, instead Of real money. The young men Of
the town have gallantly taken up the oil the
men, and will not work for any employer who does moi
reform the existing abuses We consider this OF the
most alarming combinations though in every respect per.
fectly usabe, and natural to be expected from the pres.
every branch OF industry caused by the mad
Of rulers Miserable be the OF that
country where the poor defenceless females have take
against the ruin which threatens us-Ep. Star
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In CHANCERY--VIRGiNIA.- rules to be holden
in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Cumberland county, from the ID
to the 7h day Of December inclusive in the year, 1888:
Thomas r. Harrison administrators Of Archibald Taylor,
deceased, Plaintiff.
against
James lsbe James Allen, Richard s. Eggleson, Rich
ard b. Eggles,on, Edmund Egges,on and Alfred A Allen,
Edward N. Allen, Elizabeth r. Allen, Sally e, Allen,
VIM. nj. Allen, Mary ID. Allen, and Margaret Allen,
heirs and infant children Of Wm Allen, decd Defs
The defendant, James Allen. not having entered his APP
pearance, and given security according the Act
semby, and the rules Of this Court and IL appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not nabiant OF this
Commonwealth IL Is ordered, that the said defendant
appear here the FIRST day oil April Term next and
swer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
city oil Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
ed up at the front door OF the Courthouse OF this county
Copy. Tes.e, p. ii. NUNNALLY, ID. C.
December II. 66-wSw
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The foregoing made Brsile frames. In the very
best manner, by experienced and first rate hands, plain
aud trimmed, with bows plests. apron fronts. &c. n eve-
ry variety OF Style Also large variety OF Stocks, made
Patent frames, plain and trimmed as before mentioned
together with black white aud -co!oed hair cloth do
white and fancy coored mareiles, and white linen do
Boos Of every style, OF linen, linen cambria, gass
cloth. imitation do, plain. puhed herring bone, hem
stitched, Sc.
Shirt collars, Of every pattern and qualiiy-an extern
sive supply.
Supenders-a large assortment Of their own importa-
ton aud manufacture consisting Of superior quality dou
BILE end worsted white and fancy stripes, do cotton double
end white aud fancy striped aud colored edges best Eng
sh silk do also, extensive and various supply Of gum
elastic do. which for aud comfort TO the
stands unriva'lcd.
The subscribers beg leave 10 return their thanks TO
their old Virginia for their liberal patronage
heretofore and to invite their future avors also those who
have not yet favored them with CALL respectfully
invited 10 do The subscribers beg leave pur.
chases generally, that they will be supp led with every
article in their line the lowest possible rates. Orders
promptly executed. EDGARS s. CARTER,
Manufacturers and TENDERS. late Warren Carter,
No. 10, Hanover street, .Ns,o York.
New York, January 81. S0-w3m
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PKINl ERO.

uNHiS distinguished Race horse and Stallion will
dence in King William county, Virginia. at the moderate
price Of Twenty 1--we Dollars which may be discharged
at any time before the first Of July (when the Season
pres) by the payment OF Twenty Dollars; Fifteen Dollars
the leap, TO be paid when the service Is rendered. and
Thirty Dollars to insure the mare to be with foa with
fy cents 70 the Groom In every case: parting with the
mare will Forfeit the insurance.
Good lots well enclosed, will be furnished gratis; and
mares, required, fed with grain at rs per day
Every possible will he taken to
and escapes; but no responsibility for either.
Primero is beautiful bay full sixteen hands high five
years old next spring with great muscular pow and
inferior TO no horse ia form and action.
Performances. ran at Broad Rock i'm April
1882 Chen not three years old by monthly against Mr.
winfree's Tobacconist, Mr. Johnson's Herr Cline, and
MIR. Bolts Gohsnns, OF Phs In this race he was
second the first heat and drawn in the second but the
next day. he ran Fairfield against the hose To-
bacconist by Johanna, Mr. Bolts CHI t. by Gohanna Mr.
Longs b. by Sir Archy, Mr.. Watkins c. by Conten-
iion, and distdnced oil, except Tobacconis-w whom he
beat with ease He ran again. in the fall Of 1892 New
by Archy, Black Hawk by Hotspur, Sir Erin by Ar.
chy, Sir Walter by Monsieur Tonson, and Damon by
he was against the railing shortly alter starting aid
sustained injury in the ancle which compe He'd me TO
withdraw him from the Turhe lost the heat by
lew YARDS for the third he started thus disabled and
dsanced (ander pulp the three last named ,lts-and
had he been pressed, could have placed the
horse behind the distance sland:So II will be SEEM that
he has beaten the choice OF the get Of Archy, Gohana
Monsieur Tonson, Contention and Hotspur and thereby
proved himself TO be horse Of both speed and bottom
ps sH 2 wa; go; by Mason. Rather his
Erampsh!er' g. 8; dam by Cade. g; e. e.. g. dam by
Eclipse B., g. dam s wa; owned BY Mr. Robert
Cade OF Braxtons Kitty Fisher and by Old Part.
ner Ii will be perceived that Primero has much Of
the racing blood him. any horse Of his age the States
and have no doubt but that his grand dam one
among the best four mile nsgs that this
try So that will be seen, both from his family and
fret rate as a Stallion and Race Horse.
Jan. 49, [ss-wsw] THOMAS CARTER.
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I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rules he'll in the
II Clerks Office Of Chesterfield Circuit Superior Court
oil Law anu Chancery on the 9Th day oil January, 1884 !:
Elan Locket, Plaintiff
Robert Loekelt, King Lockett, Nancy Akin, James
Lockeu, Michael Lockett, Francis Locke Milton Lock-
EFT, Mary Lockeu, Maria Locke Zachariah Locket and
others, Defendants
The defendants, James, Michael Francis Milton Ma.
ry Maria and Zachaah Lockett, having entered their
appearance and given security according the of AS
semby and the rules Of this Court aud appearing that
they not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth il is or
dercd that the said defendants do appear here the first
day OF March term next and the bill of the plain.
f and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Rchmondf for
two months successfully aud another copy posted the
front door Of the Court House Of this county.
Copy-Teste.
LAWSON NUNNALLY, d. c.
January H. 79-lawSw.sg
I'm RY-vIRGINIA.-At Rules holden in
"A the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Louisa county, the 18th day Of Oc
James Nj. Trce in his own right, and as administrator
Of his late wife, Patsy T. Tce and also as administrator
of Martha c. Trice. Plaintiff.
Edmund Pendleton, John b. Pendleton, Peter S. Bar
ret, and Matilda W. his wife, formerly Matilda w. PEN
dleon, Philip b. Winston William o., Bckerion L., Phi
lip H., John r., Edmund t. Barbara A., Joseph p. and
Octavius NJ Winston. William B. Phillips, and barbara o.
his wife, Joseph W. Pendieton, John Vowles and Lucy
A. his wife, Francis Johnson and Caharine r. his wife
Thomas Nj. Pendleton, William Pendleton and Frances
S. Pendleon, Defendants.
The plaintiff in this having, by leave of the Court
ns' hdu optdueu, Hieu supplemental 10 which
all the defendants except John b. Pendleon filed their
answers and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the said defendant, John b. Pendeton, not an inhab
tant Of this Sate and he not having entered his appear
ance and given security according the of Assembly
and the rules OF this Court, motion OF the plaintiff by
his counsel is ordered that the said John b. Pendetcn
do appear before the Judge of said Court Court
house OF said county, the first day of the of
said Court, and the said bill of the
plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper printed in the City Of Richmond for
two months successfully, and that another copy thereof
be posted the front door of the Court house OF this coun
ty, some Court day.
Copy. Teste JOHN HUNTER, C. C.
January 4. 73-w4w#
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NOTlCE--By deed OF trust from Robert Patton, de-
ceased to Robert Patton, jr, (now deceased) and
John NJ Patton bearing date the 18th day of April 1921
II provided that after satisfying certain preferred and
specified debts, and liabilities, the residue of the
shall be applied TO the payment OF the individual debts
oil said Robert Patton whether contracted by him in his
private capacity, guardian,
all debts, the original consideration for which were
debts due by contracts made with the firm Of James
Dykes Co., even where the said Robert Patton hath
given his individual noe bond acceptance the same
or hath in any way Individually
for their payment by the express of the said
deed excluded from any participation in the funds
until all the individual creditors OF said Robert Patton
as above defined, shalt be fully paid and salisedThe
creditors, however, required by the terms of tile
said deed TO exhibit their claims 10 the Trustees, with
in six months after they have been notified do so,
by advertisement in public newspapers; and
in Of their failure 10 do the trustees The
OF them, is authorised distribute funds among such
Of the individual creditors shall have exhibited their
mands and then the residue in payment Of the debts
by the firm Of James Dykes & Co.-Now, therefore, be-
hevng that all the preferred debts have been satisfied
do hereby notify and require all the creditors said
Robert Patton, whose demands within the above de-
scrpion Of individual debts, Gas dsng from del
OF the firm of James Dykes Coz present their claims
duly authenticated to me, in my absence from Ere.
dericksburg, Hugh NJ Patton on or before the first av
OF October next. JOHN NJ. PATTON,
Suruiuing Trustee of n. Potion deed
November 8, 1888. 53-IaC4m
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published do not give an exaggerated picture Of the
feelings Of the people"
call Of the Union Party Of York District, TO meet At
Hokville on the second Monday in February next at
which all the members Of the party requested to give
their attendance Is made in the Yorkvlle Patriot Of the
18th instant The object OF the call not stated, but
have no doubt II relates TO the Test Oath.