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n PRESS, the Prscice in the Courts OF Law and
u Equity ia Virginia. by CONWAY ROBINSON. Volume
2 Conising Practice in suits in Equity.
This volume is divided into twenty chapters; the first
OF which, Is treatise upon equitable jurisdcon embrace
ing The following sub ec Account dove partition fraud
mistake, accident bill TO perpeiuac testimony; bill Of die
eovery; removal Of legal mpedmsnis preservation Of
property pending luganon a TO judgment creditor; mort
cages deeds uus continuing trusis; resulting trustee
bill 10 contest or set up will; disposition Of asseis part
nership sWeiyshf; assignments set oil; suits for reedom
husband and vile; nianis; idiots and iunacs; suits Tor
forfeited OF escheaied cnds scre facias to repeal lees
patent; settlement OF boundaries; bill qd fimef; bill Of
peace specific execution; exest; foreign attaehinen
and iuunciiOns.
Tie titles Of the other chapters are as follors: g. Iimi
aUon OF suits In equity; 3. proper parties; A. matters
which may be comprised suit; g. pfocess; G. rlcsd
ngs; proceedings at rules g. evidence; o. change of
pafss by death marriage; 30 orders entered upon
and proceedings under sae 49, order Of account aid pfo
eeedngs uuder same; H. order for sale OF property aud
proceedings under same; 10. hearing after ncfocuto
~ aud before inal decree; 49, final decfee H. taxing
cost; 10 mode OF compelling performance OF decree; TO-
bill Of review; 20 appeals
The volume will have in the Grl part Of a table Of
contents aud table OF ofed aud in tie conclusion
there will DO full index both this sad tie ofmer vo.
lume
About Que halE Of tie matter Is printed and Il IL
expected tbai IN December the publication will be COM
rleied. The book will, II is published be Tor
sale al the store OF The subscriber. ia Richmond
October ~. fi7-W ROBERT l. SMITH
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I'm ERY-VInGINIA-At Circuit Superior
ID Court OF Law and Chancery. continued aud held Tor
Buckingham county, .t the Court house, Thursday the
I7th day Of April. 1891:
James Scott, Executor OF John Leslie who was Exc
cuor OF Robert Craig, ecd ana Daniel Cali Receiver,
&cr Plsutifs.
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cruelty, are inspired by the Tariff, aud Roads, and
Canals! Strange! that one whose nerves are UNI
strung by the COMPUTATIONS of his own brain, by
spectres and goblins, that exist no where else, should
stand composed and unmoved i'm the presence of
armed nssassins!'-Wh n Dec. 1880.
But, eheu sdtis!-We have other specimens Of The
consistency of this modern champion of State Rights,
who now wishes to shove all the old School Politi-
clans from their stools, which we shall reserve till
some more convenient opportunity. The reader
must be sick of quotations for one day. Our Cores
ponden; will have enough to do TO reconcile the above
extracts, with the exception of the Anti-N Notification
passages TO his own sound theory, we are sure of
State Rights. With these exceptions, which (sirnnge
TO tell the Wing itself, would now perhaps, be the
first 10 repudiate, he will find nota single doctrine in
the above, which conforms to the Old School princi-
pies; not n single material which enters into their com
position. When we come 10 analyse the course of the
Wing for some time past, and to show what doctines
It has sustained, and liz what harsh yet contradictory
terms, it has spoken Of various leading politi-
clans, from time 10 time, we shnll exhibit n por-
TRAIT ot consistency, which will amuse, if not
astonisb, our readers.-One word more. Tie Ed
itor of the Wing has lately recommended State
hghis associations to meet in order to proclaim
the principles of their school. We respectful
ly advise him 10 lay the preceding tenets before
them rs guides to their minds and lamps TO their
feet. What n precious creed of State Rights could
be gathered from the rich mine of the columns of
the Whigi
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Died, on The lst inst. at his residence in amherst. near Lyncbburg.
Rev Suih Mead, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, in tho 6Sib
year OF his age, having a widow aad seven children. MI. Mead was
a native oi virginia, nnd had been n laboteT in The Methodist time
rnney. Tor more than 40 years, having belonged either to the Virginia
OF Georgia conference q d % active o suDeNannuated mini.ter q
since the year 1892.
AZ Gu9s'on, FsiIhx county, Va on Thursday evening, the 2lst
instant, George Mason, Esq of that place.
decrnuy, at Paris, N. dc Cbampogny. DUKE 10 Cadote. Aini,ter
Of the Interior and Of Foreign Affairs to Napoleon.
" The Lord gaze, Gadthe Lord hath taken aoay-Blessed be te namo
Of The Lord"
Departed this life on Saturday the 81 instant. 10 O'Clock, p. NJ,
AZ ~ residence oI her mother, Mrs Il izaheth Frayser, in The coun-
~ J, GnmeeIn ant Viigini1, in the 2ftb year OF her age, she, a pain
ia ana protracted Illness, (pofhnps never equaled in the history Of
any disease,j which she sust lined with almost unexampIed fortitude.
Ms Melissa NJ Austin, c0nSoTt of James NJ. Austin, ESQ of tho
mercantile hm OF FRASER, Austin & Co of Memphis. Tennessee.
Mrs. Ausiin has left behind her a small child, (aged 10 monihs) a
hereSTed uashand. and many relatives TO mourn her uniim.ly disco
t"C2$ abe native henovOlencc Of her heart, confined with on
hm''b'e depoIiment through life, had contributed TO ondear 10 her "A
numerous tInin OF friends and ocquainianees- The gloom which
NANTES anoh cruntenance in the cncio in which sho lived and NOV
60, speaks Tribute TO her memory. Of a mole peImaoeni character
lhon a marble monument ofa stored urn can telt- and IL is with on
hdenco wo may hope that the DEPARTED spirit which has winged an
everlasting hight, in Obedience To the solemn decree of n AILwise
Providence l. now commngline with tho pure. immaculate Angels
which never cease To 1ock around the throne of The Eternal God, and
sing anthems of Tedeeming love 10 his holy nams ''Ohi grave, where
now Thy viotory-Oh! Death, where now thy sting"
P-The Memphis Times will copy the above, for the informa-
ito" OF The hiends and relatives of The deceased.
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WILLIAM AND mAR fSH y TTNG9SV'HFR

The Visitors OF William and Mary College held ,,eir
Annual Meeting on the 9th Of July, AMI transacted busi-
ness OF much importance, which il is hoped and believed
will have a most beneficial Influence on iiat yenetable In.
siiuiion. The meeting must have been one of grcaI in.
terest. j, was held in the cispel-in which the old House
OF ~Burgesses met after the Capitol was burnt In I5te-
The scene IN which was exhibited more talent and eIo.
quebce, and useful labor, han our colonial bistot V al n
previous period presents. Ia that holy place. too. rests ,he
a,hes oil Tue high. nlnded,h honorable, virtuous and pstioiic
po'etouf', 10 WhoSe memory the General Assembly
unanimously" caused to be erected Gan elegant statue :,
10 express the grateful sense they entertained "of bs
- LordshiPs prudent and wise administration, and their
=" great solicitudo 10 p%efpetuaie the remembrance OF those
" many public and social Virtues which adorned his Illus.
=" tious character" This elegant statue no,y ,dorns ~.
college yard, and II IS hoped those whose duty IL is 10 A..
iend 10 ~ VIII take such care Of II, az will render IL i0Dg
the ornament OF the beautiful spot, in which IL pov st,rds
Ncxtto Lord BOietonrrs tomb, Is that Of the vsnsfabIe
Bishop Madison, who was called 10 preside over the Col.
lege 10 the midst u The War Of the Revolution. sud con.
tnued 10 direct lie destinies with zeal and ability 10 the
end Of bis useful aud valuable Ifc, wficl, closed sl,oot t,e
commencement Of the last war. There clio rcpose an
ihoi " mortal Of Sir John Randoiph's family: Ttmself
knighted Tor his public epiiit aud services TO he eolonv-
anI his iNusirious son PeytOn, whose talents, and devo.
lion 10 lis country and The cause OF Freedom. have ins1v
placed hiin IN TIC bret rank among he fathers Of lhe Re.
pnbiic.-lt was amidst the shades Of tirse men that lre
Visitors met. Senator Tyler was among hem. his mind
billed with The e%nnoblng associations Of the place. end
teheeiug on the scenes at James Town, snd York,
and IN TIC Capitol, producing associations equally pudiy-
ing, sud cleyaiiug The mind. We are told he had Difficult.
~ IN restraining lis feelings FROM bursting forth, in . Hood
Of eloquence-Irequently declaring, that it was supplying
a. him that every Firginian, who could Afford 10 educate
his son, did not send him TO that spot, where, II he were
not made = Philosopher, he must be a Patriot we wish
the worthy Senator would address tie public on This sub.
Jet. lie could not fail 10 be eloquent; and we doubt NOT,
by calling the attention Of the public 10 the great moral ad.
vantsges resulting FROM the historical associations connect
ed with Us location, he would essentially benefit the In
We understand tbst The Visitors are determined. by civ.
ing u able Professors, and an extended course OF study
nat u shoh' - a place Of Education, be interior 70 40 Uui.
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THE BIBLE u
D. n

fISOWT rug HI. 1871.
To The Friends Of The Bible Cause.
Accounts, happy exaggerated, Of the dangerous Illness
oi : dear friend, haze brought me home for a day and a
halt In tho hope that many Of your readers are ANXIOUS.
ly desiring 10 know The progress of our Bible effort, and
believing that either i s prosperity, or its Temporary want
OF success would stimulate them 10 more Importantly in
prayer on It's behalf, l snatch a moment to tell you what
have done.
My success during the present tour, has been perhaps
equal TO what conld have been fairly expected. In many
places particularly AT the commencement Of my tour, my
notices had not sufficiently preceded me. This was occs.
stoned IN part by my having too long delayed sending them
out, and in part by other causes. From this circumstances
did little IN the upper part Of Charlotte county. But I
trust the Lord will over. rule this for good. For, in coDse-
quence OF these painful disappoiDinents, the venerable
pastor oil ihe Cub Creek ChuIch has proposed a plan which
promises. 10y the blessing Of God, not only 10 effect
much Tor our imm ediate object, but also 10 present the
plans OF The Bible Society before tie Christian public in
their real character OF high and holy dignity II is our pur-
pose 10 bold a fDO day's BIBLE MEETING. At Cub Creek
Church OH Saturday and Sunday, the 3Oth and 3lst DAYS
OF The present mouth. 81 this meeting IL is The intention
OF The pastor TO administer the Sacrament Of he Lords
supper, on The Sabbath. Oh, how delightful Tie anncipA-
ion that over tie emblefns ola Saviours dying love, His
people shall solrmnly consecrdle themselves to a holy and
perpetual obedience to Ills last command, TO teach his
ruth 10 every creature under Heavenl And when we re-
collect bow often the Lord has blessed The present efforts
oi the Bible Society, by pouring out His Spirit on the
churches, which ~ The exercise Of generous sell.deniai
have literally contributed ~ tMs way, to shew forth his
glory AMI bless our race; we cannot but indulge the hope
NAT, u Christians earnestly Snplofe His presence, aud Ills
blessing, This meeting may prove the dawn OF a brighter
day than Tie churches 10 hat region have lsteiy sgeni
We hope for the presence Of many ministers aud brethren
Of different denominations. The Rev. WIN. :. Pfnuer
OF Petersburg, has promised rs, thai unless unforeseen cir.
cnmstances shall render it improper fof bin to leave home,
he will attend the meeting and sid ne 10 the utmost IN
carrying tt on.
During the thirty days Of my lss, absence from home.
presented ihis subject 10 congregations, larger or smaller,
in Din widdie, Ameiis. Nottowsy. Charlotte, Prince Ed
ward, Buckingham, Cumberland and LunepbuIg counties
preaching thirty -hge times, on three only Of " Inch my
discourscs we're uucOnns cicd with The object Of my mis-
sioii' 10 this period have travelled up~ s'dsvi I'VE bun
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A pow HATANER.
O n UTREk.
RTCO

Inc question now before the People is narrowed down
10 a point. In giving instructions TO our Rcpresentaive
we are votlng Tor a Senator to represent us sir years in m.
|ongressoi The U. States. TIE question: is, viii Reoubti-
cars vote Tor Philip PeDdle ton Barbour, or some other we'll
'r'eu ana iti'hiui RepuhhcaD-or will they vote for the
oe",isngied PaIty-man Big Wing Leigh, ESQ the reyi.
'ero OF inomas Jefferson, aud contemner OF his principles
the ally OF Clay and Websier-,he Bank candidate
al olhtrsby J. nj. Bolts, who is known 10 be a CLAW man. .
I"r'nh'e ana a Bank man out and out. Shall we elect this
man u represent us six yeArs-ihis man, who never had
.ne confidence oil Republicans-snd who was sent 10 the
senate last Water, by a panic-siricken Legislature. alarm
Gu oy means which he had himself a most prominen,
seshry IN promoting, by his Preamble and Resolutions.
sue simultaneously, and most probably in concert, with
oldyhs great panic speech! lie he to be rewarded Tor helm
ing that arch enemy OF Jackson to distress the People.
emu onng oiium on his hated and successful rival, Isl
Tor this, Republicans are to reward Leigh with Their conf.
nehce' While they overlook such men as Barbour, whose
nVes nave been faithfully devoted TO their service? Ju..
ucv' honor and patriotism forbid il i-sll true Republicans
WIZ forbid it,: They will, therefore. instruct Ar. Bots 10
VOC" against Mr. Leigh. AS INSTRUCTOR.
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dred aud twenty miles, and obtained subscriptions 10 The
amount OF $l262 81. Of Which $53s 55 has been collect
subscription.
since the first OF April we have,
Total subscribed since the first Of April, Sib27 10
vi above collected by GenI Agent, 1859 ~
Collected by him for 1888, 3ss 90
Travelled since lst Of April a little upwards oil 1900
mites.
Ia consequence OF my sudden end unexpce'e ed return
nome, ! shall have been unable to attend the meetings APP
pointed Tor Bethany aud ST. 'ohn's ia Lunenhufg, aud
Speeds church 10 M eli nburg-The t~o former 1 rust
VIII prove oSly posipe hem' ns, bu, a, the last see little
prospect OF being able TO attend during The present season.
desire to announce my appointments Tor the coming six
~ or eighty days. hat that the may h. the more dist,net-
OUT j snail suhjoia them toiL Throughout this journey
have received the same generous hospitality and Affection
ate kindness, which | have so often menuo ned as hasi,g
smoothed my path and chtcred my heart IN iof me- tours.
In conclusion. may not affections ely re quest that every
Christian who may read this commune alton, M in sddi-
ton TO his present 1oris los The conversion OF The " ohd, OIL
Ter nffeost one, special, private pay er to Him WHO seelhin
secret, ior His blessing on this enterprise aud its ageul-
brethren. bear especially before the hrone OF grace The
contemplated meeting si Cab Creski May The Lord
make il an inesiimab'e blessing 10 al His churches in Char
!oiie aud The neighbming coun icsi
am, youis in ihe blessed Gospel.
VIM NJ. ATKINSON.
, ~ My appointments up to that al Cub Creek are as
hsre'otore announced. The meeting at Cub Greek is APP
pointed Tor August 3Oh AMI 3ist.
Rough Creek, Sept lt.
B'iery, twhefe | expee, hrO'ler Piu@er's aid) Sep. I'd.
Se'Isny, il" Lu"enOurg; Sep. 81, IL o'clock.
Lower Presbyterian Church No,ioway, Sept. 7h.
Sussex, (place to be 6xed by Rev. }. Is. spotswood)
Nj Carmel, ~POwbaian. Sept. 2oh.
Guinea s"i%a,e'' cu% no Sept 2i''' II o'clock.
U!pPe. :. Presbyterian Church, in Amelia. 22i.
pIide's Church, do. 23d.
New B.p'., Church. near Jennings ordinsry. 9th.
Sandy River Church, 25ih.
Scottsville, Albemafle, 2Sib.
.B-Aly meetings areat III O'clock, unless some other
hour is designated. W. NJ. ATKINSON,
Gener al Agent u " g
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fFcrom The Petersburg c~oasleUation.)

NVTIUWAH. Zod AUG, 1881.
Genhemen: In your paper OF the l9ih inst. / discover
tina, Cap. Travis IN. Epes states positively, that 1 misun-
him az saying that lie would not obey the instruc-
ions, unless there should be an overwhelming majority in
favor o. them On this subject, 7 have only 10 say, if L
misunderstood The Captain, many others who were present,
also misunderstood him. Since then, they have freely
spoken in confederation OF my statement.
As respects the Instructions, ihey = poinp ON we'll
south and East OF Blacks and Whites, more than four TO
one nave already signed them, not AZ a FISH fry or a bar
becue, but most OF them al their own homes, coolly and
deliberately. In Ibis section OF the county HE inhabitants
are .ih'ckly seitled.-As the Enquirer has published Capt.
Epes' statement he viii readily discover the propriety of
giving this an inserhun. From The instructions YOU shall
hear again very shortly. In haste,
Yours. very respectfully, FARMER.
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FoR TIE


Mineral Springs IN the United states.
MEssRs. EDIToRs: Much interest seems TO be felt
just at his time in the quality and number of our mineral
Springs, aud especially the Virginia Springs. take the
hneriy, thinking II would be gratifying to the public, 10 say
iliat gentleman oil fine talents, aud who has paid much
attention TO these subjects, is now travelling, for the
purpose OF WISHING oil our most noted Springs, and OF writ
ing a work on The mineral waters of tho United Siates-
ne WON cannot fail 10 be one Of grea, interest and value.
lie Is now in the west, and intends visiting the Hot
OF interest.
The work will be ready for the press before the next
watering season.
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mo THE LEGIsLATnREE ~ I nnifphGII

semoiy. Of Virginia, praying the passage Of u lar 10
make the James River q "iGucjui fence"
TO H LEGISLATURE Of VII RfGMfSglnER,
The undersigned, owners OF property on The banks or
James River, present themselves before your honorable
body to petition for the passage of a law, making the said
River a 'lawful feHce."-We observe that a law was
passed last winter Tor a similar object, as 10 the Appomat,ox
river, anu we might be content TO refer you 10 the reasons
set forth in The petition Tor il, for our own iustifc alton
But, deeming IL more respectful to you, and more s~atisf,cto.
ny 10 all concerned, we beg leave briefly TO state the
grounds OF The present app!icaion.-The inroads of
stock, has ever been a source OF discord among neiob.
bours, and the cause OF serious dsmage-and will he
so, as long rs the present "fence law" OF our Stale
continues unchanged; and were we disposed now 10
consider The general condition OF farming and The interest
oil farmers, and TO strike at the root OF the evil, we think
II would not be difficult 10 convince all, in EssleIn Vir.
ginia, at least, that il would be well &c make everv man,.
boundary line a "lawtul fence" But This is NOT our p
sent purpose: what we now ask Of you, chiefly is, 10 guard
us against ouIselves-to save US the heavy expsnsc of .
long iue OF fence on the river bank. An ordinary rail
fence cannot resist The force of water in a Ireshet. and NO.
thing made oil wood can stand up against the attacks of wa
termen' Inc growing scarcity ofnmber is an argument for
the disuse Of raj. fencing every where in Lower Virginia:
but, upon The banks oil rivers, where, from the above ne,.d
causes, the exhaustion has been unusually great. the argu-
inent applies with double lorce. With regard 10 dipiding
fences between river farms, the same arguments of fire
ad cdfer' are avallable-but we may refer 10 the expe-
hence Of all, Tor proof oil the impossibility OF turning a
hog by a stop juiting into The river; and such s,ops, loo.
Carried out lar enough 10 promise safety, would be an oh.
siruc'ion 10 the navigation. In these matters, however
it's fortunate for your humble petitioners, that we can cali
upon many oy-sfdndeTS in your honorable body, TO testify
ia cur behalf. Some persons, no, owners of propertv on
the river, might be affected by the proposed aw.-Wi,b
"ddmnHm obsque ityurid:" Having no property. tbey
can show no right to raise stock at large-to breed M
trespassefs upon the property OF others.
N. Is. The above IS offered az a form TO all " Tho m he
disposed 10 unite ia the petition; and il is earnestly rrcom.
mendod that immediate steps be taken 10 circulate and oh.
tam Signatures TO II, IL that or an amended form. The
Editors oil the Unconstitutional Whig" and Farmers Re.
ghter,' are requested to publish it in their papers.
JAMES RIVER.
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SdieSW Tobacco at .Auction at The Public Ware House
Richmond, august 27, 1884.

Spencer Gillian (Buckinghsm); No. 1, SI4; No. 2,
$lS 90; No 3, SlS; Ma. 4, $40 10; No. 5. SO so; No.
., - 20; No; T. lngs' 50 i0i No. 8 do, 81 80; No o,
81 20-Jno. r. Gillian, (Buckinghsm); No. 1, Si4 rs:
No 2, $40; No. 3 SIS 25.-wibon Gillian, No. i, SO rs.
)" c. Gillian do, No. l., $1I so; No. 2, Tugs. "a 30
AbraIn Cooke do, No. l, $40 20; No 2. SiI as; No. 3,
81; No. 4, So No. 8. $6.--Dr. p II Elcan do, No. 8,
SlS; No a., $l4 10; M. s $ll rs; No. s, 50 rs; No.
., $40 25.--Esiaie OF M. Elcan, No. /, refused, So 3d.:
No 2, 81 25; No. 3, So; no. 4. $40 so: No. s. SO rs.