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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-15

S NJ CRANDALL, &Co. have just re-
-. cevcd from New-York, a very extcn-
sive assortment Of Broadcloths 81 Cassimeres,
Of all prices and coiors.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-15
NEW FALL GOODS.

Newport, Jan. ], 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

Extraordinary Effect Of .WuIc.-A
Pans paper contains the following ex-
traordinary story "A woman. twenty
eight years of age, residing at a
village in Piedmont, where she was
born, had never heard any music until
a short time since. when she was taken
to a ball at which there was a very ex-
ccllcni orchestra. During the whole
Oi the performance she remained IN a
sort of stupor, and when the concert
was over she appeared Ia be suffering
under great emotion. From that time.
waxing or sleeping. the mclodious
sounds were continually by her. and
eventually she could not sleep at ALL
a state Of apathy cnsucd. which led 10
total dcran gemrni of the vital fonc-
tons. Several physicians were called
IN who prescribed all sorts of remedies
bat without succcss-weakness and
consumption cnsued-thc pulse be-
came irregular, and the general effect
VA the same a. that caused by sudden
fright She bcramc AZ length extreme
" nervous and weak and died On about
"a mCnth from thr time when he first
heard the AIRS. and they seemingly be-
came louder and more powerful a Size
gradually declined. On one occa.ipn
during her illness violin wss purpose
" played a. her ont 81 tune and she
discovered the circumstance iInmedi-
ately. and ppt'ns her head between
hrr hands Asked whai unmnsical sound
~ u4r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

Duchess IF Oriems-In Paris. the
gallery Of the theatres. il is well
known, Is called Re payad,s, 4" or para
disc. The duchess Of Orleans took q
fancy to go TO the play ono night with
only nile de clambre, and 10 st IN the
Payadis. A young officer, who hap
pcned 10 be- next the Duchess. was vc-
~ free VA hiss addresses 10 her. and
when the play was over concluded by
offering her 4 supper, which she sccu-
ed TO acccpt. lie accompanied her
down STAIRS. but was COMPOUNDED w hen
he saw her attendant. and cquipage. aud
heard the name. Recovering. howcv-
or his presence IF mind be- handed her
royal highnes7 into the carriage. bowed
in silence anil was preparing 10 retire
when she called out. where Is the
supper you promised ~ Tic bowed
and replied. In Paradise We are all
equal but J am not insenqblc If the
profound respect which I owe YOU ma.
dam, upon earth. This promp,. neat
and proper reply, obtained Tor him =
place ~ tie duchess csuave and AT
her tli'e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
STORAGE.

"yHE sshseriber Asving taken ooe OF dos
- lsrxs slsts-roofsl WAREHOUSES;, 10
MarketStrest. sns door below Pacs. 10 pre-
pared % receive % Storage, or TO give The
market price, for any quaatity Of
Ff0sss- %. 0fher Produce
that may be consigned % hin By the Rail
Road OF other conveyance As he intends tc
devote has time and particular Alteration &c
this business, he win be thankful for any "A.
vors IN hrs gay from his friends and the pub
he. who may depesd spon the sirietest pune.
tualiiy IN Psynsst es veil ~ disposition Of
property en,rusted % hs care.
JOHN c. RICHARDS.
BaltiDore, Feb. II. ls3S.
RrrrnxxcEs
Geo. W. lsansad. CA<s-{rsfs.-a Ia
". n 5. b Andersoa, Ha-pers-F-ry
tscn- tsec Rust do
AIsxss,er Bro-p X sons.
Alexsnder Fridgr,
VIM Il Geo. hosris
J.s l. ttsvkias. Ca.hr.
Jacob Il Ci.ries Baitzeli,
Thomas Il Y. B.ltzen,
R.itzeiI q Dsvids,a. Ba,a.ssore.
". r. & A. Mur5osk q Co
Barkry s.d Kernp.
}. HoyAiss d Bruthers.
IIoa<A. Tsrp<r n 20.
Clark h Kellogg.
Nelsoa Cisrk,
-Iseoh T. To-son. HslSaz.sfsrs
Cob John MsFh-rsoa.
! "a; 5 So: s;.;, S.'lsi. Tre-et cs-
Wa s. N,e:.lr.. Cssrsao-a. nc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

II Laugia5is .1dreniuyc.-Not long
since reverend Clergyman IN New
Hampshire. being apprchcnsiyc that
the accumulated weight Of snow upon
the roof Of has barn might do some
damage, resolved u shovel il of. lie
therefor. asccnded il. but baying hr,,.
for fear the snow might all slilc oil NJ
once, hGnsclf With Al. fastened t. b..
waIst one end of a rope, and giving the
other 10 hIs wIic. he went e. work
bat fearing still or his s1fctv. M
dear" said hr, tie the rof,e round
your waist. No sooner had she done
thIs, than OF went The snow poor fnir-
is'cr and MI AMI MP went his wife. -
Thus on ono side of thc harm the as
founded and eunfDundcd clergyman
hung. and M the other side hung nj.
wife. high and dry. ~ the majcsty suh-
hmc dingling add dangling Al The end
At the rope. At that moment. hOwev-
er, . gcuh"mau luckily passing by de-
hvered them from their pcrilmos a'ua-
ton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
LOZE.N-GER. q.

RWiNT. Lsaon. Hose. Cinnamon, Gsnrsr
I'VE sni Chocolate. Lozengss BsrEssao,
tinnamoa, Hoarh0Iad. Alasosd, Lemoa
ho's. snd Barley Candy Boo Sons Creaa,
.n"P- Psnny Dee Mat Cshss; Frsarh
'aft'ess. and FioSer Ktsse. sugar Pluuns
So Ai@oots' Ring Cssdy Crystaliled
Nnss 'systslUsd Jelly Cskes, sc, &c,
Received and ~ ssfe ~
NG's. Coafeefioaary store
HafPeri Ferry FEB -. is3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
ron sAL.E On nru,r.

AiiE Dwelling house aaA oaiee on N,
- 'nsia street ~ Chsrlestosn. noe oeesI
P'et - Nii''s~ I.acs-. So. Po.ses.ioa r.
D. E'sss - ,se lee Deg % April seat.
Ihfs property may be purcbased On eas,
iesm- credit u ssven yearx uiH b I'll
ioged. q ire purchase money b veil sseu.
rel and TIE interest psid annuaiIy.
FEB. ~. 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

The members NJ the y. York house
ct assembly consist of - lawyers ~
dociprs 80 farmers. 81 merchants. one
cunricr. ! bcokbinirr ! rirman. I sad.
lrr. J carpenter. aIi Z; gCnHemen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
No. 3-vOL. Is.
wAR-AN ELEGANT EXTRACT.

Extract from a Sermon on War. de-
hvered January p. ls:S5. by Rev. DR..
Channing-just published - The idea
of Honor is associated with war. Rut
10 whom docs the honor belong Ito
any. certainly not TO the mass az the
people, but to those who are particular
" engaged in il. The mass Of peo-
pic. who stay ut home and hire others
to fight. who sleep in their warm beds
and hire others TO sleep on the cold
and damp earth. who sit at their well
spread board and hire others 10 take
the chance Of starving. who nurse
the slightest hurt in their own bodies
and hire others to expose themselves
10 mortal wounds and TO lingcr in COM
fortress hospitals, certainly this mass
reap little honor from war. The hon
or belongs to those who Immediately
engage in IL. Let me ask then. what
is the chief business Of war; II is 10
destroy human life. To mangle the limbs,
10 cash and hcw the body, to plunge
the sword into the heart OF fellow
creature, TO strew the earth with bleed
ing frames, and TO trample them under
foot with norscs' hoofs. IL is 20 batter
down and burn cities. 10 turn fruitful
fields into deserts, tolcvcl the cottage Of
the peasant and the magnificent abode
Of opulencc, TO scourge nations with
famine. 10 multiply widows and or
phans. Are these honorable deeds
Were YOU called 10 name exploits wor-
thy Of demons, would YOU not na,ur-
ally select such rs these? Grant that
a necessity for them may exist. II is
n dreadful necessity, such rs a good
man must rccoil from with instructive
horror: and though IL may exempt
them from guilt it cannot turn them
into glory. We have thought that il
was honorable To heal, TO save, to init
iglte pain, to snatch the sick and sink
ing from the jaws Of death. We have
placed among the revercd benefIc;ors
of the human race, the discoveries ot
arts which alleviate human suffering.
which prolong, comfort, adorn and cheer
hannah life, and if these arts be honora-
bic, where is the glory of multiplying
and aggravatinS fortunes and DEATH"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

An extraordinary cause is as. mel
BY French editor for the lac minis
tcrial chang in Great Britain. II,
chief object i, slil to have been, t. cf-
feet the marriage of the Princess Vic
toria. the Queen that il 20 bc hercaf-
icr.-with the second son of the Prince
of Orange, instead of TO the Prince Of
Wurtcmbers. fpr whom the Grey Mi
nistry had destined her. This change
bad been made. il Is added. through
Russian influence and the Intervention
Of the present Qncen of England -
The marriage is pre- ,singly urged AMI
II Is thought IT will take place before
the meeting of Parliament. - thu IA
case of the fall Of the Ministry the
Tories will still, during their short
reign. have secured for the Queen oil
England partner who will be under
their influence. The recent visit Of
the Prince of Orange 10 London is
sad 10 have had this object.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

Lgdye'ie's Grare.-Thc cemetery
where rest the remains Of this immor-
tai patriot of two hcmispheres. !, in
the garden of the streets OF Pictus -
II is p English feet wide. and I60 feet
long; divided into 100 scpuIchrcs, ard
that Of the Lafayette family Is at tnc
farther extremity. His grave is besii-
tina; Of Madam Lafayette. and OF the.r
daughter Virginia, who died the wifi,
of vi. Bastcvric DuSsilant hiIloc,.
of earth carried from America CO. =
his ashes, and two nodest graves. ncs
cover those OF his wife and daughter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
JOMyv' BOGGS = &c.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Spears Wh0Jf Baltimore, M
a RE principally engaged IN the .aIe o.
IA produce. having several Ere proof yer
hOl--s o. the lFse of the Rah- Rosd. end or,
al ell tunes prepared TO make liberal sdysD
ces on cOasIgnments
RS(sgeasss
Mtssrs Erskine FiehsIherEer. ,
HoFktss 4 Brothers, ba"~"s
I.aBek \ stspheR. Asrtinsburg
Also. ~ Ne~sTs. WsEeT & O'Bvrur. Usv
Pers-FerJ, ~bo will forward to eon.ixn
u,rnf.
Feb :. 1859 -en.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

TIE CoHege When Dr. Hlr-
ret, prebeud of ST Pauls. wa a stu
dent At Peter house. Cambridge. he
happened 10 make one Il party 81
oOllegians whore u was proposcd thai
each grntleH,an should foasf his frror-
he belle; when u came hs tarn. b.
faccuously give the coRegs BELLE"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

4 column Is 81 b. erected a. Trf-o
70 tho memory ~ tbe unforun1tr
IAnders. n b. ~ feet high.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
MOSHER q SMITH,
C0Unmais.iOm Merchants,
va. -. B0HLrS WHfRF,

Baffiaore,
UUAvE Cor several years been extensive
IL ~ snSssed in receiving and selling for
Anis.s AND HAass.s IN Virginia, Mary land.
ani Pennsylvania. FLOUR on Commis.ion ;
~ yell as sii other kinds Of Produce. Their
long experience IN business will. they think.
enable them 20 give entire satisfsction to
those vho nay intrust their interest TO their
cara Their wsrehoase are Are proof ard
inDedisieiy on the Rail Road. Liberal i'd
vasees made 90 eoasisnaents xhen required.
Ror.eos-
IN, 49, = r. :. 4s~... County. =.
,. T. Cookus. E-a- ,
u Ss s.. as.s; f. =, srrasa, c.--,.ra.
ssa sI So. "a T-ar.e. c.--t,. Ia
,. hsmss. Esq. Si<sasdsaA Cssrsr. Va
-. Whrs.sre. E-s- Rs<k,.<As. Cs.-.sy, ia
B.isinore, Feb. O., isss-e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

\ bill concerning piri1 .a.'m7 To.
bert administrator and a tili 10 incor-
ppTair The Carerssiilo aul Fafrnv.llc
Rail Road Company passed tho House
II DELEGATE On Ffidoy. 9th ult.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

NS - aSSOee8a
a. cost prices. for essh. (the grocery depart
meat alone excepted The stOck comprises .
general AssOrtmsnt Of Dry Goods. Ifard~ are,
ready made CIOibing. tlsts. Boots, shoe.
toeens~sre, s.Osevsre. Croeksry. sc. &c.
The proposition y. 10 commence selling on
The shove terms, O' the Eysf S4y sT-Bsyrk art
saies 10 eootiaoe for The space 0f ~ dsys.--
THIS SIii place Sttbin the reach Of many
70 saPpiy ths@seIves TO sdssntsxs. and h !.
hoped that d'sesrHing public Siii rot over
look the opportunity
The Subscriber also calls upos ell who ere
indebted 70 biD. By bond, note. oF booh &C.
eosns To eoas forward vitbo1t delay and
MAKE Peynent - the state q the concern
impeffo1siy demands prornptnuje N this res
Psct THOMAS HUGHES.
HsrPers-Fsrry, FEB &c. Is3s-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

Chesapeake and Ohio CaaaI.-We
feel great pleasure in announcing the
passage, yesterday, by the House Of
Delegates, Of the hill To enable the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Cornpany
to contract loan The vote was 81
90 90.
This bill guarantees the interest up.
on a loan OF 5000 900. Tor the term OF
twenty-five years, at a rate OF interest
not exceeding sfV per cent. upon the
Company giving certain assurances
required Of them.
The objection made to Tie former
ball, was on account al the indefinite
PerOd Cot which the guaranty was ak .
cd, and on account OF The rate Of info
rcst not beng restricted.
The bin was ably supported by Mr..
Colsion. Mr.. Janncy, and Mr. johnson
II Richmond City ana opposed hv
Mr. Parker
We shall not venture a prediction a,
Ia lhc fate Of The bin IN the Senate
but hope e will pass Cony4kr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

G =: DO. e.
G0URtPy Produce
consigned to than for either place, ssd will.
when desired. make sais Of the sane.
The GOODS Of Merchants and Others con-
ing from either market viii receive The great
est attention.
We shsli have eosstsntIy on had large
supply Of SALT and PLASTER.
ian. IS lS15-M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
no TEEE HsURI.Id.

0ll!iE subscriber. having come Ia The deter
- misation 10 elose his present bu,iae.s Al
HarPers-Ferry, oGers TO the public his whole
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-08

gre upon the subject Of arrest in criminal cases We
the United States; for what purpose, The act OF Con
gressinorms u.s. thai il is for trial before such Court of
offence. s' VI '.ie
Now, the crime with which this prisoner il cbaryed
IL not against the United States and the arrest or de-
,aner, Is avowedly asked for the purpose Of trial
oeivrc any Court oil the United States.
ne case oil piracy Is embraced by the provision of this
'awi '"r nat Is crime against all nations and
"hris against The United States but n, rrovrr The
constitution authorizes Congress define and punish
piracy Congress has defined aud provided for its pun
's"h'h'' we are, then, executing law mad. in pur-
suahcs OF the Cons,tu,ion ~hcn take iui isdicon of
that offence -
% strict has been the doctrine as To the judicial Off;
GERS o one Government executing the criminal laws of
so'her tha although the act of Congress authorizes
qua" magistrates to rrest for crimes against the United
Seh.s yet the General Court of Virginia. sustained the
egaty OF their warrants only upon the ground that il
was To have authorized private persons to act
ana mat Magistrates designated class of persons
ny their of Office
Ia conclusion will say, that the counsel who made
ns application, has presented it in the strongest oht
winch the principles of public law, or the authorities
enabled hun To do; yet, after the best reflection which
nave oeeh able 10 bestow upon the subject in the short
time winch have had TO consider it, am of opinion that
without treaty stpuation this Government il not I'M
uer any obligation to surrender fugitive from Justice To
government, Tor trial and that MS Judicial of
ncer OF tue u States, have authority Ell
'her 10 arrest or dctan, with view To such
ionows as consequence that the prisoner is emit
ea 10 ms discharge; and lac is discharged accordingly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-08

Among the passengers who arrived n. New York ON
saturday, IN the packetshp Roscoe, from Liverpool
was Sen' a CALDERoNA DE Ia BARcA Envoy Extra.
ORDINARY aud Minister Pcnipote nary from SPAIN to the
Unihd States " ~
PHmADrLrnIA Nov. 30.-The lion. Josyp. R,rxrs
Governor elect of this State arrived in HARRISBURG on
Friday evening last.
The Hon HEsRY CLAY arrived in PHILADELPHIA on
Saturday evening, ond understand that he will pro-
eeee tAs morning. to Princeton New Jersey, to visit
we understand that Dispatches received yester-
day by the Francois LIST from Mr. Barton our Eharro
Afares at IaFs and immediately forwarded to WASH
ngton The Francois LIST sailed from Hayrc oil the 10Th
Of October.-.N y TIMES. Nor. 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-08

We learn by gentleman just from New Orleans that
stephen > Austin left there for Texis few days be-
lore has departure with thirty thousand stand of
ihree companies OF volunteers from New Orleans and
from NateBcz, had stated for Texas and several adj
duonal companies were organizing at those places
Louisville .AdeeriiSer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-08
MARRIAGES.

Married. The l0th ultimo,
Page E by the Rev MI Stringeov Thomas Carter ESQ of
panasyk Hanover Aun Willing, daughter tie aie
Married. Thursday evening" the 81 instant residence of
MIS- Ann e. Frazer ia Hanover, by Elder Charles Talley Mr.
FnneIs C. Messenger, of this city to Miss Agnes NJ Frazer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-08

TWHHE NATIONAL MONUMENT to The rnemorD of
"a WAsHNcToS-To be erected by the people of the
United States i'll gratitude for his services in establish
ing the liberty and free institutions enjoyed will also
stand Beacon of Liberty to future gcneraons-As
sstant collectors wanted in Of tic southern and
western counties. Application me- person. at tho
Eagle Hotel in Richmond, during the first week Of the
legislature or by letter. post paid viii receive imme.
date attention. WILSON ALLEN
Dec s. [G2-41 Collector foy Virginia
MJOTlCE-A frst-ra,c Stand tor Tailor AT Waller
~ Tavern in Spsitsylyania. Any single gentleman
who is OF steady habits and good workman would do
WILL avail himself of this Stand il is locnled in
wealthy ncghborhood; and there at the place two
mercantile houses it is certainly worthy Of the attention
Of any gentleman whose situation IL might suit
Dee 8. f62-2aw2w1 LEON LEVY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-08
BsEGesERs'S EXCHANGE,
AND LOTTERY OFFICE, RfcnNoxo, ViRelEt

u GOOD LUCK :! IN
Ticket No s. u, q, the Second Highest Prize Of 5000
" IL, 80. IS, do. do do. Of 1000
a" " &, %, 20 the Third do do Of 1000
Together Nih several other smaller Of $780, 300
300 and $l0O all sold within the last month-and
as usual paid at sight by BIGGER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-08

300 and $lOO all sold within the last month-and
as usual paid at sight by BIGGER.
Bigger has sold and paid sight the highest Grand
Capital of $25 400.
LOOK
Bigger here dgain, and stW triumphant
Drawing Of the Maryland State LOTTERY, Class No %.
30 II 20 80 81 33 SO "a IS a.
Ticket Nos i 90 ~, the highest grond Capital Of
$4,000 sold and the cash. usual paid the for
tunate holder - sight, by BIGGER
~ ANOTHER SPLENDID LOTTERY. IN
For Che 10Th Of December.
100000, $4,000, and p Of $1,000.
- Nos, - drawn ballots, @ Than usually
VRrgiaia Dismal swamp. No. rs.
10 be drawn at Alexandria December I2lh, 1896
- Numbers, 3 drawn,
GRAND C4PIT.3LS
S30OOO 10000, 600, 5000, 1000, $500, 2O00 a.
p Of 700. 500, 400, sc
Tickets So HaiDcs ., Quarters 3 80
y Orders, as usual meet the most pgompt attention
For tickets in the above Lottery, please address,
THO. B BIGGER Richmond, w.
December 4 Gl-2t
MOTlCE,--A pcttop win be presented 70 the next
~ Legislature Of Virginia, praying for precinct cleo
ton at William Twins Tavern, in the lower sectsn Of
Cumberland county. f45- October .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-15
POETRY.
Z" Muom var ,rMAiNs

BATTLE OF LEXINGTON.
An interesting took pace Lexington Mass Mon
day, April evcnts 77J
people om that aud the hhorng aud from
ioson, the Boston Gazette, "wa great A, eleven
O'clock poce military companies uniform
uadcr the dectoa of Gsal chlacr ar.ha aed by
several assistant mar'o MAS formed IN front ot the Monnnen
House, ead proceeded to buins gou Here the remains o
Porte the men who l acfies To the cause OF liberty aa the
country the morning OF the memorable nnctoeu (Which had
aud the whole proceeded the Meeting The
panes standing in the aides The services Of the occasion wet
ioowsDirgc by the choir by Rev. Mr. Walker oCharlc
Edward Everett; ode Written by Miss H. F. Could At the close
were taken 70 The Monument, where new ton hn beS S
for ,hor reception Having completed This interesting the
and under spacious pavilion collation. had provided
following u copy of the Ode by Picpolt
Bones of the aud brave.
Have yc rcposcd.
This day, our hanis have dressed,
THIS day our prayers have blessed
chamber Tor your rest
Aud now It's closed.
Sleep ON, We slaughtered ones
Your spirit in your sons
While winter comes in gloom,
While spring returns with bloom,
Nayll this houored tomb
Gives up its trust.
When wars fist blast n heard,
These mon stood forth guard
Thy house, O God
and now, thy house shall keep
Its vgls where they sleep, ~n1n
N"' 81" o' rs :1SIIli iSs
Aud morning finds their bed
With tears all wet.
Tears that thy hosts of light,
Risiny in order bright,
To witch their tonbs all night,
Shed for them yet.
Naught shall their slumbcis break;
For they shall not awake,
Nor yet he raised
Out Of their sleep before
Thy heavens, now arching DER
Their couch, shall be more.
Thy name be praised!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-15
hi N HANCERY-VIRGINIA.-l Northumberland
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery April

EN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Northumberland
81 Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery April
4th 1885,
Matthew Lamkin, Sheriff of Northumberland county
Committee Administrators de Jonis of Milly f. Bca-
cham, ed, the said Matthew Lamkin, Sheriff. and adj
mnisirator OF Jane Beacham and administrator
OF William T. Cox, Complainant,
against
John Grnstead, administrators of Thomas NcF Cox,
deceased, Defendant;
This cause came to be heard upon the papers for
merly read, and upon report of Commissioners Sylnor
made IN pursuance of the order made in this on
the day of to which there was no excep-
ton, and was argued by counsel upon consideration
Whereof the Court doth adjudge order and decree that
the defendant, John Grnstcad do render before the
Commissioners of this Court Of his adminstra
ton of the estate of Thos McF Cox decd TO be xamin.
ed, stated, and reported by the said Commissioner: And
the said Commissioner directed to take an
account Of all outstanding debts remaining due from the
estate of the said Thomas distinguishing the dignity
thereof whether due by Judgment decree, recognizance
speciality simple contract and that he do notify to
the creditors of the said Thomas by publication for eight
weeks previous to the taking of the said debts
in newspaper printed in the town of Richmond
that the said creditors do appear before him at the time
and place appointed for taking said account, and do cx-
blt the proofs of their respective claims, and that he
make report to this Court of the matters hereby referred
10 NM together with any matters deemed pertinent by
himself, or required by any of the parties.
Copy.-Teste. S. A. NJ LELAND r.