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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-05

HN CHANCERY-VIRGINIA. rules holden in
a Clerks office of the Circuit Superior Court of a
and Chanccry, for Hanover county, the 10th da Il
January, 1885:
Parke Street Pltf
against
Carter Berkeley, Sheriff of Hanover, to whom
estate of George Street, Iced, unadminiscrcd by
ncy Jones, hath been committed TO be administered
Anthony Street, and Sally Seward. who was Sally Strd
William Street and Hannah Brown, Dcfts
The defendants, Sally Seward and Hannah Brown,
having entered their appearance and given security
cording to the Act of Assembly and the rnSaalas1
Court and tappearing by satisfactory evidence II
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth on
ton OF the Plaintiff, by his Attorncy-H is ordc,
the said defendants, do appear here on the frs
April term next, and answer the bill of tho Plant
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published in the city of Richmond
months successfully and that another copy be posted
the front door of the Courthouse of this county
Copy-Testc, PHILIP ID. WINSTON. c
January IL. 79-wSw
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E AND FOR SALE-The subscriber offers his tract
a of land in Hanover, Hanover town. for sale
consisting Of about four hundred acres which is well
adapted to wheat, clover and plastcr-wh n comforia
Die dwelling house. and all the necessary houses
ms farm is in high state of Improvement and i'm my
belief in one of the best ncghborhoods in the county
lie deems it unnecessary to say any thing more as he
presumes no one would purchase without first viewing
1T. VIM. RI. G.. LUMPKIN
Feb. ~ o0-v,1,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-05

Virginia Legislature.
SPEECH OLE MR.. RlYEs.

SPEECH OF MR. RlVES
In The Senate Of Frginia Tie Resolution for Mc indie
finite poStponemoRt Of The Election Of L. States Senator
'enh tic concurrence Of Me House IF Delegates:
Mr. RvEs said he had taken the floor but not for the
purpose OF attempting to make speech for the state of
his health was such that however xious he give
his views at length this important subject he must
content himself with only "a few remarks
have risen mainly, (said he,) Mr.. Speaker, for the
purpose OF making appeal to you and two three
other members of the Senate. You know il has becn
said here and elsewhere notwithstanding the great num-
her OF letters of instruction that have reached members
of the Legislature that the of the public will
ascertaned IN relation to the election of Senator at tho
April elections Sir, we may very safely concede that
to gentlemen who differ with in opinion. and then
prove to them that Mr. Leigh ought not noo to be voted
for, by some members who were elected with wish at
hdt time, on the part of their constituents, have him
sustained The members to whom alludc, would, per-
haps, if they had been called TO vote for a Sena-
tor, Immediately after their elections occurred have
pleased their constituents by for BENJAMIN Wat
kns Leigh; but IT does not follow, necessarily that
they will not offend the people by voting for him
no'o All must admit that the Administration has rain
ed much strength since the panic of the last and
sPung has passed away and the people have calmly look
ed to- and the oSdon of the removal of the Demo-
sites Hence it is, that gentlemen much annoy
cd by instructions.
was made test, whether Mr. Leigh the Adminstra
ton should be sustained, and where that did occur il
should stand as the judgment of the people if there has
not been any subsequent ment on their part But
1nDn0Hst true as to ether counties. In your county
the election of United States Senator was
oil sufficient importance in the spring to-
lection Of Delegates to Oh that poin. /;
80 Hhig and one Republican, If then
AssutioR of the joint order at this
100 influence in the election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-05

I'D UNAWAY.-Was committed to the Jail of Mont.
H& gomcry county, as a runaway, the 9th day of
October last, who broke Jail, and retained the
9th OF December last negro man. named GroRcr
BRIcE aged about forty ortyfvc years dark brown
FIVE feet nine inches high, above the en eye with
blood wart a the lower end Of said scarsays he be-
longs to Mr. David Garrett trader who lives in Ala.
bnmn, who purchased him Of a Mr. Powell in Fairfax
county. The owner will come for him. prove propcffv
pay charges ond take hun away or he will be dealt with
according to law VIM WADE, Jail0r
MonLgomery county. Va. jan. u s2-wl2n-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-05

I'm CHANCERY-VIRcINI,-A Rules holden in the
Il Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanccry for the County of Buckinsham the sixth
day of October, 1854:
Samuel Sanders, Pitt
against
Thonias Sanders, executor of Samuel Sanders dec d.
and III his own right, Francis Sanders William Sanders
James Nj. Sanders, James Purcell and Mary his wife,
formerly Mary Sanders, Calvin Sanders, Samuel San
dcrs, Stephen Sanders Elizabeth Sanders james Hooper
AMI judith his wife formerly Judith Sanders, VIM VIM
ston and Saly his wife formerly Sally Sanders Jane
Sanders, ThC,.as Sanders and John Sanders Dens
The defendants james NJ. Sanders, james Purcell
and Mary his wife, Calvin Sanders, Samuel Sanders
Stephen Sanders, Elizabeth Sanders, James Hooper AN
Judith his wife. William Winston and Sally his wife,
James Sanders Thomas Sanders and John Sanders not
having entered their appearance and given security
cordng to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they not inhabitants of this country his ordered
That the said absent defendants do appear here the
first day othc next April Term, and the bill of
the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the City Of
Richmond, ter two months successfully, and posted ut
the front door of the Courthouse of this county.
Copy-Tcstc, ROLFE ELDRlDGE, c. c. s. C.
Jan. - Sl--w!)w
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SOMETHING VERY ATTBACTIVEl-Fo sale.
- MoUNTAis WV, containing Go ceres and Gro.
yERDALE, adjoining, containing upwards Of $50 acres
Zach tract lies in the upper end Of Buckingham within
ton miles Of James River Both tracts arc well ADAPTED
to the culture OF corn, wheat and lobacco-anJ clover
and plaster act upon the land like charm Upon each
tract there IS large portion Of bottom land that pro-
duccs hne grass Each situation is healthy in good
neghborhood finely watcrcd, and pretty well improved
with houses, orchards, &c. The subscriber having de-
termncd to remove 10 the West invites those dis
posed to settle themselves well TO come and view these
two desirable tracts Of land he asks only their value
Feb 10. s9-i.a;t
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u Court, January 22d, 1895:
Henry Walthell, Peter Wnha Lewis I.cath s..
and said Lewis Leatl administrator OF John Walthal
dec d. William Marshall, Thomas Marshall Nancy Mar,
shall, John Branssord and Elizabeth his wife formerly
Marshall joel Leath, Lewis Lea:h, jr., and Martha
Lcath Plaintiffs
against
Peter Leath William Lcath, Henry Bradshaw and
Mary his wife, John L. II. Wallhal Thomas Il. WAL
thall, William b. Walthall Robert IT, Waltha Georo
w. Walthall, Martha Wallhall, benjamin Johnson and
Catarine his wife, John Poland and Elizabeth his wife,
Richard A. Rson and Elizabeth his wife, and Marty r.
Walthall and Nancy his wife, Dcts.
The defendants, Peter Iceth, William Icath. Henry
Bradshaw and Mary his wife, Richard A. Rson and III.
zabeth his wife, John l.. II. Wathal and Thomas l..
Waltha not having entered their appearance and given
security according the act OF Assembly the rules
OF this Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth 1t
is ordered that the said defendants do appear here the
first day of the next April of this Court, and
swer the bill of the plaintiffs And that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
IN the City OF Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and posted the front door the Court-housc of this
County on two successive Court days.
| a Copy-Tes,e. J. r. LEIGH, elk.
| feDEiu S9-wSW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-05

A SDm REWABD.-Ran away on Saturday nicbt
~ nv the 9th inst, from the former residence Of
Joseph Matthews, deceased, late Of Nelson county Va
Negro man. named Moss, about hiry-eight years of
age, FIVE feet six inches high has defect in
his right eye is toleaby good shoemaker; had on and
took IN him considerable quantity Of clothing mot
parc dlaTy fccolecied nc read tolerably we'll and
presumed be has procured free papers and will en-.
dcavOr 10 get TO free State. The above reward will be
given for experimenting and securing said runaway in
any jail so that get him agoin-nnd all reasonable
charges paid il brought home.
JOSEPH MATTHEWS.
FEB 8. feo--w3wl E2'or Of Jos. Matttfes, decS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-05

Ct HALLEGO MlLLS.-Notce is hereby given, that
IE shall receive no more Wheat this season after
the 3lst day of the present month, (NIarch)
March 3. l05-tlA] p. J. CHEVALLIE d CO
AJAX PLANK.-We are in want of 1909 feet
W White Oak Plank at Tobacco Factory on ID
or Cary street j. d s. COSBY
February 10. 03--Gt
FWNO RENT-The house on T.. street lately occupied
IA by Alcssrs Hall q Moore--Also the house called
the Council Chambcr-Also the Island called Vauxhall
Coffee house
Any person in possession of Johnson's Lives of
the Poets and the Alhambra, borrowed from the late
Richmond Library Society, will confer favor on their
present owner, by leaving them at r. d. Sankey's Book
store A. MAYO
February If. gI-9aw1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-05

VALUABLE POWHATAN LAND FOR SALE
lobe sold at private sale the tract Of land in Pow
hntan county formerly the property of Mr. Henry An
dcrson IL is supposed to contain about twelve hundred
and thirty acres IS situated the north side of the main
buckingham road, aud ON the voters Of Decp Creek
This property viii be sold on liberal credit Iisin the
neighborhoOd of John w. Nash, Esq. and Dr. William
Crump both Of whom well acquainted with the land
and can give information to any person DESTROYS TO pur
chase For terms, apply at the Farmers Bank of Virginia
Nov. 9th. 1884. 5s-Sfc
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Tho following beautiful written by Rev John PrSroni
sung Old Church. Boston, simultaneous ele
btatio On the Feb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-05

DEBATE to be continuedl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-14

LONG WHARF.
Ws,m and Cold Sea-Baths.
yuyUF cold or tide bath through which pure stream Of
water constantly ebbng and flowing IL suitable at or
high water
The Warm. and the Shower-baths, from clock IN the
morning until 9 O. cock in the evening.
Sea Bathing cold and more IN warm water are the
mos, powerful means preserving and restoring health with
which are acquainted. '-BuehaH.
Tickets for the or shorter time apply 70
July 10Th. T. IttHElI
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PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.

The citizens Of Albany, participating with their
counlrymcn throughout the Union in u common de-
voiion to the welfare of the Republic, and in a mu-
tual desire 10 promote IFS tranquility, TO strengthen
its social and political tics, and to preserve, unm-
paired in purity and vigor the constitutional g,iran-
tees of person and property; conccying that these,
the great object of tie social compact, at this
moment ncnaced with imminent danger by the un-
warrantable in,ermeddlng of few persons profess
lug to belong to abolition and anslavery- societies.
in question of exclusive control and cognizancc in
the Southern States; bcevingr the dictate alike of
cnIg ghtencd reason and patriotism, TO todiscounenancc
and repress n spiri, of ianacism, which, whether
the result Of dcusion sinister design, only
lead, if persisted in, 10 consequences fatal to the
happiness and lives of our Southern brethren, and
subyersiyc of the National Union.
Therefore Resoired, That we regard the Con-
stution of the United States carrying with it an
adjustment of all questions involved in the deliber
ations which led to its adoption; and that the COM
promise of interests in which it was founded is, in
our opinion binding in honor and good faith, inde-
penden,ly ofthc force Of agreement, on all who live
under its projections and participate in the benefits
of which it is the source.
Resolred. That under the Constitution Of the o.
nited States tho relation Of master and slave is a
matter belonging exclusively to the people Of each
State within its own boundary that the General
Government has no control over it that it is sub
iect only to the respective arrangements of the ser-
era States within which it exists, and that any at
,empt by the Government people Of any other
State, or by the General Government, to interfere
with or didrb IT, would violate the spirit Of that
compromise which lies at the basis Of the federal
compact.
Resolced, That the union of the States, which,
under Providence, has conferred the richest bles-
sings on the People was the result of compromised
and Cancellation that can only hope to main
tain it by abs,aining from all interference with tho
laws domestic policy, and peculiar interests of ev-
cry other State; and that all such interference
which tends to ALLEVIATE one portion Of our country
men from tho rest deserves to he frowned upon with
indgp alton by all who cherish the principles Of our
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MORNING, oo5

onies, that the French and indians were making
great preparations for decent on some part of New
England, which was the occasion of this Assembly
being called. How far the alarm was justified by
the facts is not easy at this time conjecture, but
where panic is once started it gathers speed and
strength it runs, and in this case the whole coun-
try was under the greatest apprehension and alarm.
The Legislature therefore authorized the employ
ment of vessel of 80 TONS with a complement OF
so men to be armed and equipped, and manned for
four months service, against the common enemy, to
be employed between the Latitudes of 30 and 46
degrees North. This vessel was put under the COM
mand of Major VIM. Wanton, or Capt. John Wan
which does not clearly appear r. Island embarked
so far in the war, at the request of Col. Dudy the
Gov. of Massachusetts
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ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
LONDON.

TUNHE original Vegetable Hygeian Universal Medicine
Il prepared by W. Ms0n ESq-Member of the ROYAL
College of Surgeons, icenate of ApoihecaryS Company
Fellow of Bolt Court Society Surgeon the Royal Onion
Perpetual Pupil OF Guys and ST Thomass Hospitals London
This valuable Medicine the result of ~ experience and
unparalleled success the extensive aud highly respectable
hce OF the proprietor paonsed by the faculty aud nob-s
introduced the Of the American public at the ear
nest solicitation of number gentlemen of long and hi stan.
ding IN the profession Ii is hoped preliminary sep 10
check the evils and fatal consequence arising from the the
numerous and deleterous nostruns osted upon the public
the AID fabricated proofs Miraculous frauds
by set of mercenay, unprncped preendersso totally g.
noiant OF medical science that impossible the nostro de-
uson any longer down with the intelligent peope of this
country. These pills mild and nrceabe in their nature should
be kept IN every family of sudden illness for by their
prompt administration cholera cramps spasms few rs and 9th
er alarming complaints which often prove fatal NAV be
speedily cured prevented In fact all those who value good
health should be without them They are sold i'm packets
at 90 cents 81 and each 10y most respectable druggists book
sellers and vendors of medicine the L. States and the Cana
das with copous directions together with testimonials of pro
essiona ability from the following eminent genemen Sir Asst
ley Cooper Abernethy, James Bundel, VI d. w Back NJ
ID, j. Aston Key, A. Frampton NJ ID and numerous others
The originals be possession of the General
by whom the medicine mpored into this country and 10
whom all applications for agenc,s mnsi be made.
JNO. HOLBEIN
6,Wayerly Place, Ncw-York
Sole Gen. Agent for the U. States &c.
\. B. None genuine without the signature Of the Gen
cra Agent ON the Label Sold by
r. R. HAZARD.
AGENT FOR NEWPORT,
At the sign of the Golden Mortar, !
the Court House. Fob Or isiS
IL Cdaion has been deemed eNedeDt us far as poss.
PIE TO place Mislns Genuine Ongina Hygean Medicine
the hands of druggists only and those sold without the signature
oil John lioben the label counterfeit This notice be.
come necessary, there s contrary to all moral deccncy
legally convicted nosum attempted to be forced the public
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WASHING ron IRVING,
GULIAN &. VERPLANCK,
EDWARD EVERETT,
CH1S. T.. HOE'F'W1N,
3 nccessary selectIOns

making the selections
The first is in relation change its form II has been
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enabled confer have almost unanimously cxpessedthe same
opinion The form of the work will therefore be changed at
the Of the second year ocayo each number
containing thlrty-twO pages.
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The volumes contain The following works. and may be
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The Man Of Feeling by Mackenzie The Vicar Of Wakefield
by Goldsmith; The Tales o e Hail. by Crabbe Tho Letters
Of Lady Worey Montgus; Rs--e by DR. Johnson; Castle
Oirsnio by Horace Wapole The Old Eag.h Baron by
Clara Reeve; DR. frnkns Life and Essays Lghisapd shad
oyys Of Scottish Life by wilson; The adventures OF t Bias
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by Mad Cotton Retaliation. by Goldsmith; The Man Of the
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vLA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON.

NI-FAI,ls XIV ER AND 1hDNION.
Fare Boston 50.
EAyEs ToarnSeRfs Cofee-IIouse, Newport every day,
Sundays excepted "a O'Clock, A. W., dine in Taunton
o'clock in Boston at o'clock 7. NJ Leaves Wyats
Marlborough Hotel Boston day Sundays excepted at
past o'clock dine in Taunton O'Clock in Newport
at Z o'clock y. M.-Fare through 80
Passengers wishing Plymouth informed that they
can 90 by line Monday Wednesday and Friday, and
in Plymouth past o'clock p. NJ Leaves Plymouth
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at past7 o'clock A. VI
and arrives in Newport at o'clock, = M-Fare 50
This Stage with the New Bedford Fall
River Leaves FaRver day Sundays excepted, after
the arrival Newport Stage and arrive in NewBedord at
past IL o'clock Leaves every day Sundays eT
cepted, at past II o'clock-Fare 81
Passengers wishing 20 Fall River, have hours in
Fall River and return the same evening
u Extra Coaches furnished at all umes " on reasonable
terms
All baggage and small parcels the risk Of the
thereof X b. hiNSLbf Agtm.
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MORRISON'S HYGEIAN

v oSc'uVtc tHictrSQt MedlctnC.
FHtHlS Is To CERTIFY, That Sargaei Young having
y gwen assurance OF his conviction the Hygean Theory
London and having furnished the necessary secny agans,
connlerielts' is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HfGEfAN VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
uEDiCINES AND OBLIGATIONS,
In and for the State of Rhode. Island
In confirmation whereof have this fourth day Of January
1888, set my hand H. SHEPPARD MOAT
Sole General Hygeian agent for the q. s. Of
Ameriea, Smith-street, Brooklya, L. 4.
This TO certify that have appointed the following gentle
emn as Agents for vending MoisoIs yeeian Cniyersa
Medicines IN this state TO wit MIR Reue H. Baker of War
rem Mr. David Melville Of Newport, Messrs George hammond
x Co Wickord-hir Jefferson l. Kmbal, Coventry James
H. Pearce. in EasGreenwch, and George Rckar Woousoc
kct. SAINT, YOUNG
Feb 25, 1884
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REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.
TO THE PUDEIC


The Fty-second Number Of the Republic of Letters will
close the first OF the work IL commenced
pernentthe liberal patronage has received well the I-
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owed IN IFS track shows that e Plan OF the work approved
and has gwen pemanency which induces the pUblser
make such alterations and be believes will be
acceptable subscribers and give further claim upon the
reading community.
work has been the hands of the present publish
he has endeayOred to ascertain far practicable the
Of the subscribers relation matters mpor-
taut the interest of the work
In future, this work will be edited by MRS. A. II. NIGH
OJAS who will receive the aid and advice of
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We append to Mr.. Van Buren's Letter, the pro
ceedings enclosed with it, and which express hi
sentiments fully upon the slave question.
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Comt Of Probate, Narport august 3. IGa5.

Co~t Of Probate, Nwport august g. 1885.
FgNiiE administrators final on the Estate of Thomas
u q. Hazard late of Newport Neoman deed was present
ed Tor settlement and allowance ordered that the
received and the consideration thereof be referred Court
OF Probate to he holden the ShcIloue in Newport on the
hrs Monday IN September uext AT o'clock A. NJ and that
previous notice be given by publishing copy this order three
several times IN the r. Republican for all persons indebted
TO appear at said time and place, aud be heard
true Copy Witness, B. b. ROWLAND, PROFIT Cleric
August ,. 3w