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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-28

IN CHANCERY-YIRGINIA.-- rules to be holden
IA in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Cumberland county, from the I'd
TO the 7ih day OF December inclusive in the YEAR 1885,
Thomas X Harrison, administrator of Archibald Taylor
deceaSeh, plaintiff
against
James lsbell, James Allen Richard S. Egeleston Rich
ara b. Eggleson Edmund Egglesonand Alfred A. Allen
Edward N. Allen, Elizabeth r. Allen, Sally G., Allen
VIM. Nj. Ailen Mary d. Allen, aud Margaret Alien
heirs and infant children of WIN. Allen, decd Dens
ihe defendant, james Allen, having entered his ap.
pearance, and given security according the Act of As
semby and the rules OF this Court, aud il appearing bv
satisfactory evidence that he is nhabi,an of this
commonwealth: tits ordered that the said defendant do
appear mere on the first day OF April Term next
the bill Of the plaintiff; and that COPY of hi. orer
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published i'm the
city oil Richmond for two months successyeIy and most
ed up at the iron, door OF the Courth OF this county
A'COpy. Tesie, p. FL. NUNNALLY, ID. C.
December IL &c uS,y
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NoTiCE--By deed OF trust from Robert Patton, de-
ceased 10 Robert Patton, jr, (now deceased) and
John NJ Patton, bearing date the 18th day of April 1921
IL provided that after satisfying certain preferred and
specified debts, and liabilities the residue of the trust funds
snail be applied TO the payment Of the individual debts
oil said Robert Patton, whe contracted by him in his
private capacity, guardian,
all debts, the original consideration for which were
debts due by or contracts made with the firm of James
Dykes 4 Co., where the said Robert Patton hath
given his individual note bond acceptance for the
or hath in any way Individually guaranteed
ior their payment, by the express of the said
deed excluded from any participation in the trust funds
until all the individual creditors OF said Robert Patton
as above Defined shall be fully paid and satisfied The
Creditors however, required by the terms of the
said deed to exhibit their claims 10 the Trustees with
In six months after they have been notified TO do So
oy advertisement in one public ne wspaper and
III case OF their failure to DO the trustees or The survivor
OF them, authorised distribute the funds among such
oil the individual creditors shall have exhibited their de-
mand and then the residue in payment of the debts due
by The firm Of James Dykes s. Co.-Nov therefore be.
ieying that all the preferred debts have been satisfied
do hereby notify and require all the creditors of the said
Robert Patton, whose demands within the above de-
scpion OF individual debts, Gas distinguished from debts
OF the firm Of James Dykes s. Coz to present their claim,
duly authenticated to me, in my absence from Free
dericksbug 10 Hugh M. Patton on or before the frs, dv
OF October next JOHN Nj. PATTON
SURVIVING Trustee of II. Patton, decd
November s, 1888 53-Ia0m
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men-to raise his civil. 10 all cre with his military lAme
viii be found in his noble and infatuated stand sgans
Tic great moneyed power which il ing the
tt. and cycrcrninK me- ulst8 AL temples OF liter "
las Fro Messasc Upon the Bank, aud his co uuumca-
ton 10 his Cabinet, viii crown the labogs OF his ne They
VIII 20 down to postciy on the historic page which
carries down the leafs OF arms which drove the
from our borders and repulsed erocous soldery from
noble cry The civil and The military deeds will go
GOWN Tue stream oil time together. They will live to-
geer IN marble and IN brass, in poetry in eoquence
Unborn generations shall Witness their renown. Mat
o"s, anu snes ami infant childhood, in times aud eges
Tar yer 10 COME shall contemplate the Of the hero
PRESIDENT crowned with laurel, surrounded by the en-
oens OF nations prosperity ard gratitude, pointing with
oe manu- city saved holding in the other the Const
tuition OF his country Inscribed with the n,al pa.
Which stayed the march, aud checked the progress,
OF new and daring power the liberties aud properly
OF Tue people Such will be the late JACKSON, when
the names OF those who have loaded him with obloquy Tor
bis nooest deeds shall be los, the knowledge Of the
human race or only known TO be repeated and remem.
oefe r Tie cruelty and injustice with which they have
assaulted him.
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Coionisaion Meeting.-A large assembly me, in the
Hall oil the House OF Representatives on Monday
ing. After the Annual Report read, MI Findlay of
New York, Bishop Meade Of Virginia Mr.. Breckenridge
oil Md Dr. Spring OF New York, Mr.. Garrett Smith OF
New York, Mr. Frelinghuysen of New jersey and
others, addressed the meeting after presenting resolutions
Mr. Smith presented $4,000 the society, cond tht
$4,000 was raised in sixty days. be paid in five annual
instruments oil 10000 large sum, understand, was
added to Mr.. Smiths donation before the meeting adj.
journed.- Washington Er.
These are my Je,cels."-The Roman CorneNa made
the above remark, but modern times likely pagia-
rise it away, nconiineny, and place the credit Of an
American lady The wife of Capt. G.. w. Jewell of
Johnstown, IN. va woman only four feet high has
recently presented her husband with three bright little
Jcoefs as pledges OF her affection. Let population
thIive."
HEAVY DAMAGEs.-An action of seduction in which
Burwe Belts on behalf of his daughter Sarah Belts was
Plaintiff and Oliver Coles Defendant. tried in the SUI
Perior Cour last week before the Chief Justice The case
terminated on Saturday night, after having occupied the
enon oil the Court two days sealed verdict ia favor
OF the Plaintiff returned into Court Yesterday morn.
ing. Damages, $l0O00.-.N Y. f. Post
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-Pursuant TO de
cree oil the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry Tor Snrfy county, pronounced in the suit of Petit
way vs. The heirs Of John Faulcon dec and others on
bidder, at New Hope, the late residence of said John
Faucon, on credit Of six aud twelve months on The 18Th
day OF February next all tho lands Of which said John
Faucon died seized. The said lands are divided into
several distinct farms, known by the of New Hope
Melville Mill Neck, sc. Several of said farms have an
abundant supply OF excellent marie, and are i'm lbe i'm
mediate vicinity Of James River.-No conveyance ,yil
be made until the further order Of said court.
VIM f.. BAILEY, Depufv for
H. H. Edoards, Sheriff Of S. C.
Dec Oh 60-wGW
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EN- ERY-vIRGINIA-At Circuit Superior
Court oil Law aud Chancery, continued and held Tor
the county Of Cumberland, at the Court of said
county, on Thursday, September 5'h, 1888:
Philip j. Buster, admir- Of Blake b. Woodson dec who
sues for the benefit Of John W. Nash, Pills
against
Hezekiah Ford, admir- de bons non of George Carson
iced John Marlborough aud Elizabeth his wife, George
NJ Carson, Matilda Carson, Theophlus II. Carson Al.
gustus f. Carson Egbert w. Carson, Sarah NJ. Carson
Mdivna W. Carson aud Alonzo b. Carson, and Beverly
ton, Dsns
The defendant Samuel Clopon, not having entered his
appearance aud given security according to the of
Assembly and the rules Of this court bv
satisfactory evidence, that he is inabant of this
conn'ry-It ordered that the said defendant Samuel
Copon do appear here the first day Of the April
'erm and answer the compliments bill; and that copy
oil this order be forthwith inserted in some
published In The city Of Richmond, for two months
cessveiy and also posted the front door of the Court
house oil this county for two successive court days.
copy. Teste,
JOHN DANIEL, C. C. C. c.
Dec. lV 63-wSw
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NER LEONARD BOSHER-SIR; As you are not
I'VE an inhabiiant OF the State OF Virginia, you will
take notice, that shall, by my Attorney, proceed TO take
The dispositions Of William s. Gauldng and Others at the
clerks office Of Cumberland county, Wednesday the
zoh OF March next between the hours OF 10 o'clock in the
forenoon and o'clock in tie afternoon of the same dav
and shall continue from day day, until all the deposions
ere aken 10 be read evidence in suit In Cbsoeerv
now depending In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Cbsucefy for the county Of Cumberland, wherein am
plaintiff and you defendsnwhen and where you
attend, II you see cause. MILLER WOODSON.
Jan 90 81 y2,s
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N HANCERY-VGRG1NIA.-A rules held in the
N Clerks Office Of Chesterfield Circuit Superior Court
oil Law and Chancery, the sh day Of January, 1884
Elan Lockeu, Plaintiff
Robert Lockeu, King Locket, Nancy Akin James
Locke Michael Lockelt, Francis Loeked, Milton Lock.
e, Mary Locken, Maria Lockea, Zachaiah Locken and
others, Derendants
The defendants James, Michael, Francis, Milton Ma.
ry M aria and Zachaa Locken not having entered their
appearance aud given security according the act of As
semby and the rules Of ihs Court and appearing lha,
they are not inhabitants Of ihs Common wealth. is or.
day Of March term next aud answer the bill of the plain
til aid that copy Of Ibis order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published IN the city Of Richmond for
months successfully, aud another copy posted At e
front door Of The Court House Of this county.
Copy-Teste.
LAWSON NUNNAILY, d.. c.
January IL. 70-1awSw-
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A nc
fojed following
ccved by mail his
In tho of tho information implicit
confidence he placed The writer begins his
that the weather. at tho time Of wtiug the
porienccd in that section OF the u. Suites.
While the anticipated injury
mcn,ed there the reflection tha, uel
weather mu have saluay influence of
country. - -
exceedingly cold
scarcely be believed that could freeze co, this climate
nnd perhaps did bciore Bdees
in
icy Jask Frost. Tho
been
aud the inches deep Previously ire was not ne
offices.
mcmsSvos it never cold before,
The Planters here ihnk will ccctuay
TOs and Cane, and think they have good grounds
T.NorfoiE B,ueon
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I'm CHANCERY-yIRcrNIA.- Circuit Supe-
ID ror Court Of Law and Chancery for Henrco county,
Der, 1888: 'NN"'
Finch Cross, John Cross, Hugh Davis and Susanna his
Wiie William L. White and Elizabeth his wife, and John
H. Davis, infant of Elvira Davis by the said Hugh
Davis his next friend, plaintiffs
against
Nancy b. Cross in her own right and as curax of the
estate Oh rienlng Is Cross deceased, John Euders Sam
ueI Myers, Tinsey Davis and Charles Starr an infant
by John Robinson the Clerk of this Court his guardian,
assigned 10 defend him in this suit, Defendants
This cause in which the plaintiff, appear 10 have pro-
ceeded against the defendant, Tnsey Davis who is out
OF inns country in the mode prescribed by law against
defendants he still falling appear and answer came on
this day 10 be heard the bill taken for confessed as to
The defendants, John Enders, and Samuel S. MYERS an
swers OF the defendant, Nancy b. Cross own right
and as curarx OF the estate of Fleming b. Cross
anu oil The infant defendant Charles Starr by his guar
dian assigned, exhibits and examinations of Witnesses and
was argued by counsel On consideration whereof, the
court doth adudge, order and decree that the
Nancy Cross do and shall deliver to the plaintiffs the
slaves Major, Dce and Elvy admitted by the proceed
ngs IN inns cause to have been derived by Fleming b.
Sross by oeques IRON his father, John Cross deceased
forthwith, il they have been hired out for this
then That she deliver them TO the plaintiffs the end
s year And the Court doth further adjudge. order and
Decree that the said Nancy b. Cross do exhibit before
one oil the Commissioners Of this Court full and perfect
all property money, credits and evidences OF
debt belonging the estate OF her late husband Fem
ing b. Cross which have her possession or know
ledge, or over which she hath at any time since the
death OF the said Fleming b. Cross had exercised any
evidences of debt, either by regular appaisement or
other valuation that she render account the sales
The perishabe property Of the said Fleming b. Cross
ceased made by her. and account of the hires in.
crease and profits OF all the slaves of which the said Fem
ing b. Cross died possessed as well as an account of all
ner transactions as curarx OF the of the said Fem
ing b. Cross, before the Commissioner who
ed to examines state and settle the several accounts
ana make report thereof 10 the Coar with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or which
may be required by the parties TO be so stated.
a Copy Teste, ]. ROBINSON, C. C.
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January l6.

EN HANCERY-YIRGINIA.-At rules held in
ID the Clerks Office OF Chesterfield Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery the 9Th day Of jan 1884
Woodson w. Hancock, administrator with the will an.
nexed oil William Walhal, senr. decd Plaintiff
against
Pleasant Cheaham, Thomas w. Bass, John j. woodfn.
William f. Walthall, and Julia c. his wife, Francis Ro
0erts, and Polly w. his wife, William p Cheatham Mar
tina A. Cheatham, Adeline Cheaihan,, Chastain /
Cheatham, Edwin G. Woodfn, Elizabeth +. Woodfn and
Martha w. Bass, Defendants
The defendants Francis Roberts, and Polly w his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the act Of Assembly, and the rules of this
court and 1t appearing, that they inhabitants of
THIS commonwealth is ordered that the said defendants
DO appear here the first day OF March term next and
answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy OF this Or
der be forthwith inserted in spaper published in
the City oil Richmond for two months and
another copy posted at the front door of the of
this county. A Copy. Tesie,
LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. C.
January Is. 7g-ws,y
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Miscellaneous.

Some curiosity excited n York lost Thursday week bv tho
arrival in sailors drc.s with travelling machine
but Improvement those hitherto cicls wijo
thu travellers
horizontal shaft proceeding hom each side this fixed
pair Of wheels Ugh, in their about diane
which, with the Circle cushioned and stuffed eody ,hus
so uppoc that the feet point the ground " make ok
Which puts tho wheels in motion The whole " directed ny lever
which tina simple conttivance tho
that ocrab road lac travel niue miles hour
with lie expert IN his notions and guided the
machine, regarded turning aud stopping, with facility York
IIerlli
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NEANsIoN HOTEL FOR sALE.-In consequence
I'VE Of The distance oil my residence from this property
aud the immensely OF haEdships the OF managing il
imposes sister, Mrs Alienony and al her instance
propose 10 sell the MANSION HOTEL, with all the con-
ven'ences and personal property connected with the
ms property situated the Of the Great Ncrh
Square OF the town Of Salisbury, N c. few stems only
nom the and Is certainly one Of the best
situations for business in the Satc-The ground extends
100 feet ON the front OF OF the main street, and about
300 feet along the main street, attached 10 which is
part oil back lot, extending through the whole Of the
square-there are two other lots short distance off,
which are used for pasture cultivation. The house
Is very comnodious aud in excellent repair with front
piazza the whole length, and two back piazzas 1t has
Tor the uses Of the Tavern, dining, drawing, ball
aud barroom, besides eighteen rooms; ali neat aud
comfortable: likewise six offices the ground floor i'm
row adjoining the Hotel There is, on the premises
very excellent stable large and also small
CT saoe win ground noors all admirably suited 10 the
purposes oil the Establishment There is attached to the
same large two-sory brick kitchen, and ice house, two
wes WIN pumps dairy and other outhouses-a good cell
lar with almost all the building conveniences that can be
,noush. OIL on The corner in the main building is
large e-room counting and lumber room besides
good cellar belonging TO the store There is one of the
most favorable situations Tor in the
and the great popularity Of the stand and liberal
age which has enjoyed in boil, Kind. Of business vii;
ensure to The purchaser fair start the race Of COM.
petition. - I
The above offer includes also first rate Hosler by
the name of JIM, well known for his skill and dei,y
he is about 30 years old, healthy and stoutkewse ca
pal Cook, about FL years old. I'Gkewise propose to
sell all the Household and Kitchen Furniture belonging
The establishment, consisting Of great variety of articles
too tedious TO enumerse The Furniture is all neat good
anu some Of eegnt-there in the house 40 good ea
ther beds and furniture, all in good condition. With the
rest wish TO sell a Caryall and Harness, and one
Horse wagon and Gear good work Horse; also, Gig
ana Harness. three first rate mch Cows, some Hogs &C.
ne Terms oil sale will be made extremely favorable TO
those wishing TO buy. But part Of this property will
be sold without the whole. HUGH Mcdonald.
N. b. The public assured that the Mansion Hotel
shall be Kept In good preparation for such may choose
10 CALL and no pains will be spared give the very best
accommodation until sale may be eHected-The Che
raw Stages also, the Lnco'nton Stage; aiso Peck and
House. RI McD
Jan. 7. ~ ~.
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RUNAWAY IN JAII.-A Negro man. who calls
NJ himself Mosks, was committed to the Jail OF Ham
over county az runaway, on the 2yh day &C August
ast who says he beiongsto Mrs Ann Peassn,s OF the
county OF Coochldnd; he was appebended in the Stage
leading from Richmond to fredericksburg, and pa
ejged to be forgery granting Lin permission TO 70 TO
the City Of Washington, in the name Of Ann Pleasan,s
The said slave appears to be about forty years old of
ndde stature, very black, and when committed had eve.
~ appearance OF having been accustomed working in
coal has several sears about the hands and wrist and had
OH when committed blue cloth coat, and grey cassinet
pantaioons, and an old fur hat together with lage KNAPP
sack, containing variety of clothing. The Is re-
qnesied to come forward, identify his property pay Jail
ices, demand his negro and take him away else he will
be dealt with us the law directs
LANEY JONES, ID. s.,
For Carter Berkeley. Sheriff and Tailor Of Hanover Co.
November 8. 53.-vl2w-
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CONFECTIONERY OFFICE.

m, NcHNOhu january z, 1881.
The parties interested will please take notice. that
bruary next, and this Office the time and place for com
mencng the duties prescribed in the fore going order of
court, when and where they required attend with
their accounts vouchers and documents ready for exam
nation and settlement, and with office copies of the neces
sary court papers HILARY BAKER, Comm'r.
January Is. 79-wdw
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Tho c;oorc phenomenon thus described
board Of vessel bound to Mcxico-"n about M a5' % long So
so, 18th
IN the morning. awakened by the deck
We immediately buried deck finding
commoton; the dreadful
lar being perfectly cnlml beautiful ting around the
horizon; the stars shooting directions
the heaven presenting tho OF solid
Two days previous tho weather bad bocn
phenomenon observed Tor about forty minutes when
disappcaied-N. Y. Star.
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POETRY.
MUCH vEr REMAINS rNsvra."
MORNING IlyNN.

MORNING HYMN.
Slccp iorsakc Ne. may the soul
GLADDEN. in II. Makers sight,
hs tho clouds that o'cr ~ roll,
Sparkle In the morning light
God OF life, be Thou tho ray
OF our dim aud wandering courses
Light u, az the star of day,
On TO Truths eternal source.
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BIakef0rh.

FE1HE subscribers wish 10 farm out for the nex season.
IA this superior, thorough bred Stallion For the ped-
gees Of SDer Heels aud Selma his sire and dam see
Turf Register, vol 3d. pages 253 and 4S5. We hazard
nothing IN saying, Bakeford is high bred horse any
description Of this horse we beg leave 10 refer gentlemen
who may wish 10 farm him, 10 The Enquifer aud Whig
publshsd IN Dec 1892, aud January 1888 We also re-
specfully invite gentlemen to call Mr.. Campbell
where tie horse may be Letters (post paid) d,
fected TO the first subscriber Cafkston y. o. King e.
Queen CO., Va, will be promptly attended TO. Should
he not be farnied by the 10Th February next he will
have three stands TO wit: at the stable OF the fret sub
scribe at Sievensville in this county; and At The Old
Church in Hanover HUGH CAMPBELL,
WM. u. COURTNEY.
King & Queen ety., jane rs w4w
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q CARD.-lhc cirz@ns Of the counties of Henfjc0.
IA Culpeper Fanquier, Londoun, Frederick, Sbonsn.
9a'h ana kockinshsm Vrgnid-and The citizens Of tie
State Of Msryland-are hereby informed tat William ~
Cumming Paicn, Family Washing Machine will short.
W he exhibited 10 the said counties in Virginia and in
he cry OF Baltimore and other parts Of Maryland for sp
proval, according TO is true merits
The pubhc are advised, that from tbo experience of
many Vrgnsns, will he greatly their interest to
snd examine his machine, and witness its operation be-
fore they buy any other Washing machine IL IL 6,lIv
conceded to be Tar superior the revolving Steam sb
ing machine, Tor II will wash every part o any clothing
or bed cover or other large pieces, clean as the or
Oal mode Of rubbing with the hands and that too v,b
much less friction The simplicity, durability, facility
and despatch attending this machine Is acknowledged by
all who have examined aud witnessed its operation II
will be exhibited in the city Of Richmond and baltimore
IN few days by the Proprietor for the above counties in
virginia ard state OF Maryland. tJan. Is. 77-w4w
QI The Baltimore Republican pleas eopy Tho atove srd
forward their account 70 this Office or collection Nv ' NV
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FHNHE disfibutees Of the military claims of Waller
u scott decd are hereby notified HAT the said claims
are now ready Tor distribution and that il is desirable t,i
some one or other Of said distributes should come
anH administer on the estate Of the said Walter scott
decd preparatory 10 distribution OF the claims aforesaid
as Tie Undersigned does not intend administer on said
eS'a'e' A. u. .qdn,inisfrairir
Of Geo. b. ylfoodv decd
''''' ~ rs wy
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HOLD LAND, NEGROES, sc. FOR SALE-on
VA Thursday the 9th of February, 1884, we shall sell
to ie highest bidder 25 Of Land lately the proper
vol Dudley Ware, dece ased, lying Contrary creek
proved so rcb and within three miles of the much talk
ed-o Tfnders mine. This Land is Of midding quality
bringing good tobacco when new and read improv able
has comfortable farm. house, convenient houses
and plenty OF excellent water The sale will be on the
premises. Then aud there will also be sold, a likely
Negro woman and her three children, the eldest years
old aud also, all the decedens other personal estate
horses, stock, TOOLS furniture, &c. Terms for he Slaves
and other personally, years credit on bond with good
security For The Land, credit Of Que and two wears
by equal instamens tho buyer giving lien UPON The
Land besides good personal security The Land and Ne.
gfoe sold under late deereal order Of Louisa coun
~ Court. NATHAN AND EDWARD WARE
- COnInissi0uers.
NATHAN WARE, .Ad,a'r. eJ
January 49, tsl-w2ar D,nIIey 1t,a,s