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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-26

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,.ase very eons,ueraely MS power and poironas
:. 10 ms branch OF expenditure. Tn
executive, ~ ms Veto Message, assumes tn
S''"''o' 'hh' internal improvements may, or ma,
"o'' &c constitutional according 10 each pnr'cula
u'Jec' 'he Distinction To be- determined by him II
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Vt MS ''Sh' 10 urnw what distinction he
nay 'n'"A Just an" f'sht III the exercise OF his veto
Vt 'he correctness OF the distinctions IN ref
o'e"co 10 inc particular subject under eonsdcrn
uon nut SIMPLY to exhibit tie inl extent of the Oh
ee'ions IN selecting II ms the subject ON which 10
eSpenu me surplus reven"c-ohl sc'ions'n their ma
''e' "cnP"o'o o' uo'ng wh"'ly removed, even by
"''"'o"o'h'" vi Tue constitution were an amend
"e'' P'o'oeao'e'
But II no subject Of expenditure can be- selected
on which the surplus can Toe safely expended and
II neither the revenue nor expenditure can, under
existing circumstances, be reduced the reSt inqul.
~ ~, what to hc lone with the surplus; which
as has been shown. will probably counl on a, No
cragc for the next e,eht vcnra the sum If 80 ooo
900 beyond The lust WANTS of The Gov.,o,,o,, :.
surplus of which unless come .,c d,sno.i,,o c.,,
be made, nil ohcr means Of ,edneino thu n,,,,,o..
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-26

iadneemem 10 Wn'inaony-.A Texas letter
writer slacs tina, the lido Of emigration to ths,
country from the United States IS very greet. Nor
can this DO "a matter Of sufpsze, when !, 10 added
that the Mes'ca" government assigns 10 each Ell.
"'', u married, league square, 4446 acYes Of lead
s when '" "s arrive. IT, ,.' ." " single -"
gets married after wards no receives re v.,v ,,.,.
~ dowry, M, from the bride, blt from, ,hs .nye,.
mcn', Of 1896 acres more.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-26

NAsHyILts, Feb. 10.
lManeAo'y Aeeident:-A young man BY, the
name Of ~ .MLasga1in, belonging to the Ths,.
pan Company IN this place. in performing he
character Of Bertram, on last Tharsday n;eNt -
c'de"tally inaic'eda wound upon his lei, bsss.s
with large Spanish knife. which caused A;s d. 4
on Saturday He was recently from The ssishbo,.
hood Of Hopkinsvilie, Kentucky. tss We have tees
informed. that his widowed mother resides IN I.aa.
caster. Pa. Il may afford her soiis eonsolasion y
know that every attention and kisdnsss vess
'hewh her unfortunate son, during his lAsi illss.
tRsysb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04
E,OI.apHalAIl.

TDg Abandonment abolition county convention
was held in Argyle, Washington county on the 18th
inst A correspondent at Union Village gives Us the
particulars Of this Of The fanatics lie states
that the assembl8Re lean one, aud evidently fa
urethat they prevented from entering the church
10 which they had nBrched IN sort Of procession un
I'll they had entered il through The windows-and that
upon adjournment for dinner, they prevented
irOm resuning possession by the assembled citizens
Politically, this pretended convention, composed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04
WAsnIscroN, November 80.

The following Members of Congress have arrived
SENArE.-Messrs. J. +. King Benton aud White.
HOUSE, REPREsESTArivEs-Me ssrs. Reynolds,
Boone, Forester Polk Dunlap, Johnson, of Ten, Nor
ris, Parks, Adams Kennon, Davis, Bailey Lawrence,
Phelps, Granger, G. Chambers, Buchanan Hopkins,
Carter, Underwood, Vinton, John Thompson, Craig,
She phcrd and Lyon-Giobe
NORFOLK Nov. 30.-The following Members of Con-
grcss from the South landed here from the packet
South Carolina from Charcston and pursued their way
on to Washington yesterday afternoon, in the steamer
Pocahon tas for BALTIMORE
Hon. WIN. H. King Senator, from Alabama
Representatives Hon. c. f.. Haynes, G.. w. b.
Towncs, r. Gasccck g. w. Owens, of Georgia..
w. Pickens, Ii. l.. Pnckney, John X Griffin, VIM. j.
Grayson, j. III. Hammond, of South Carolina.
The Hon. John Y. Mason, Member of Congress from
the Southampton (Va district arrived by the rail road
Saturday, and passed with the above named menu
bcrs.-HeraM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04

MEETIse OF THE VfRersfA JEoisLarURE.-Atonday,
the 9th December, il The Constitutional period for tie
meeting Of The General Assembly Of Virginia To that
assembly Of The representatives Of The people the attcn
ton If the citizens will be directed
Although there may not be than the ordinary
sHess Of legislation before the Assembly yet from the
pursued BY former legislatures, have doubt
that the great majority Of the people will expect that
the decisions Of those legislatures will lie critically
amined and reversed AZ the elections at which the
members Of those legislatures chosen, much ma.
nagement and fnesse resorted to, to blindfold
the people and keep Of view what the aristooacy Of
the country wished TO effect Being excellent managers,
local and sectional questions brought forward per.
sona claims urged, and every thing practsed by that
party where they not the most numerous obtain
the legislative ascendancy. When obtained, the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08


The CHEsArEAKE AND Ono CAxtL-Wc under
stand That the President and Directors ofte Chesapea
and Ohio Canal Company have appointed Mai GEORGE
Bender lately one Of the Directors to be Commissioner
OF the Canal; under whose immediate supervision fc
works OF the Company will benceforih be conducted
nc great distance which the theatre ofnture operations
OF the Company will be from the seat of the Board viii!
preclude either the President, the Board of Directors
from experimenting sufficiently the construction of
the work The recommendation of the Stockholders in
general meeting has, therefore, been adopted in the
poinmcnt oian officer who will devote his undivided At
tcniion to this object and while it will afford great IA
cies tothe contractors and others the line of the ca.
nal IN receiving their money without tire delay and ex-
pcnsc Of coming 10 the District It will relieve Tho Roard
rom much labor heretofore performed by it, and allow if
better opportunity the discharge Of its more appro-
priitc duties.
From the well known reputation of the gentleman
who has been invited to undertake this important trust
and from the devotion which lac has evnccd for the in
tercst OF The Company during his service in the Drec-
ton the Stockholders may be assured of all the adyan-
togcs to be- anticipated from faithful discharre of his
duties.
We also understand that the Dam Locks Aoueduct
Cuvcrts, and dfVt scctionS embraced in the next ~
miles Of Canal will be pot under contract Washing.
ton about the 10Th Of next month.YaiioaH Lqtciilea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08

CArrCRE or SIS EAoLE.--Wc learn from the Monti.
cello Waterman, that large white headed Earle was
captured few days since by MIR Nicholas CopkIin in
the town of Cochccton Sullivan county N York ybilc
proving upon the carcasc Of an OK The Eaolc beino
determined not 20 lose his breakfast fought nlangg
Conkln several times wounded by the talons of tc
bird Fortunately for the Jpcd without feathers bc
had with him strong pair Of caihcr mtens one Of which
c succeeded w putting thc head and the other over
Tie foot Of the bird, and thus made him prisoner
large ox-top weighing six pounds was attached
TO one OF biz legs @ch apparently hadbetn so for some
tic country This Eagle with extended WINS measured
eight feet and two inches lie is now we learn quite
docllc and receives his food from thehands orhs cor
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CoMMlssIoNrn.s Orrlnr- )

Northumberland c. H., April 10 1895 {
The parties interested in the foregoing decree of tho
Court will take notice, that have appointed Tuesday
the I'D day OF June next to the accounts or
dered in the above decree of the Court on which day
they will attend at 10 o'clock, at my Office Northuinber.
land c. H., with their vouchers &c ready for exanina-
ton and settlement and with office copies of the neccssa
ry Court papers. THOMAS S. SYDNOR.
Commissioner Of tie Circuit Superior Coort TT
Ldo mil ChanceTvfor Noyiltlmberiand Cornty
April 81. lI5-wSw
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CoMMIssIoNrR,s Orr1cr.

Northumberland G. House, April 10. 1895
he parties interested in the foregoing decree of the
court viii take notice. that have appointed Thursday
the 25h June next TO commence the duties reouired 81
they will attend atmy Office Northumberland c. H. at
~ clock A. NJ, with their accounts We rs and be
ready for examination and settlement 33fth, Office
copies OF AL necessary Court papers.
THOMAS $. SYDNOR, Commissioner
cf tte c. s. c. Of L. s. e. far .NortamJcrlaad C'ty.
April "a. Il5-wsw
kaN CHANCERY-VIR eIHrA-In Northumberland
81 Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanc@ry April
aIn, 1885,
Mla.tem ss.nkia Sheriff of Northurnberlan&co county
Committee Administrators dc Lons Ro os h:ify f. Bca-
cham decd, the said Matthew Iamkin Sheriff and adj
nnsrator OF Jane Beaclan, dec d., and administrator
OF " iiNam L. Cox, Complainant,
against
John Grinstead, administrator of Thomas McF. Cox,
deceased, Defendant.
This TO be heard upon the papers for.
mery read, and upon report of Commissioner Sydnor
made IN pursuance of the order made this cause on
the day of to which there was no excen.
tion and argued by counsel upon consideration
the defendant, John Grinscad, do render before the
Commissioner of this Court account of mis- admnisa-
ton fthc estate of Thos McF Cox deed to be examn-
ed stated, and reported by the said Commissioner And
the said Commissioner is 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 recognzance
specially, simple contract; and that he do notify to
the creditors OF the said Thomas by publications. for eight
weeks previous the taking of the said accounts of debts
that the said creditors do appear before him the time
and place appointed for taking said account and cx
'' the proofs of their respective claims, and that -
make report TO this Court of the matte. sltssg
to him, together with any matters de6me& BIZ
himself. or required by any of the parties
CoPy-Icste $. a. NJ. LELAND. c. c.
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PORTRAIT OF AN EUROPEAN MINISTER.


The following graphic description Of an interview
with the great Chief Of Prime Minister'S the MOVING
spirit OF the Holy Alliance Prince Metcrnich is from
me pen OF young Alabamlan, now travelling the
Continent. Although hastii, -i' being only intend.
ed for the eye Of friend. yct vivid freshness of
his Impressions transferred with so tuucb truth
and snpicity OF narration, chat it will be read with
much interest.-.fobHc Rcgisier.
Extract If itHer from youRg genHcman noac in En-
rape, tn his jriehtd in his City dafed
In my recent visit to Vienna or tic sake Of im 1
mcnt in the langu g. placed myself in a German ia.
mily The Germans in general are the most ho.
people in the world but the circumstance of my being
the first American they had seem particularly Interest
ed The aniabc family in which found myself This
consisted only Of an old man. his wife and danghter-
They seemed to be particularly proud Of the two
strangers, who had come all the way from the cxtraof.
dinaiy Government the "Bercmgtcn Staten" to sec
the Danube the Schnnbrun and The Pracr There was
attention they did not lavish upon US
happened, in the course Of conversation 10 mention
my ardent desire to see the Prince Mcttcrnich :. IT,
said they you would rather like our dear Franz
gus so they always cell tie Emperor Francis
IS easier; he is accessible 10 ALL and is plain simple
good old man. but the Prince Mettcrnich-tlais diff
iereni matter. However, said the worthy Won + " /
will try The fact is while the nominal Emperor is very
goodnnurcd and aablc, and may be seen at any zine
walking in an old black coat among The mcanes Of his
supreme power i1r twenty ycat' aud is the head of c
Holy Alliance, has very different character From,
ay 10 he borders m Turkey, his signature is fortune or
death, but hc himself o. hardly ever seen Born sole BRO.
prietor of the Chateau aud Vineyards of JobaDpisirr
e has raised himself TO be the commando Of moro liz
half million of soldiers. thiry.thrc millions Of subjects
and one Of c largest and most fertile territories i'm o
world The manner n which he blinded both Napolcon
and AlcKander, 10 his intentions until be- was re- adj,
to foil upon ihe French flank and achieve the liberty Of
Germany at LcPsic gives him rank among politicians
superior even % that Of Tallegnnd.
The Herr Won r had amassed his fortune early in
Ute and consequently had been placed in positions AZ
Court where hc had acquired considerable interest nd IL
appeared for he about fortnight aftesUard ron
bng IBIS hands with delight 10 inform That the Prince
feeling curiosity 10 see Americans, had been gracious
ly pleased 10 grant interview. The next mornpg
there came to wait upon Us, toll, stiff elderly man
with pumps, white gloves, and powdered head and
announccd 70 us very politely that The Prime Minister
would see and converse with as in HE garden at o'clock
T. ~ This precise parsonage seemed Ia have concciy.
cd great respect for strangers 50 avorcd but " sub
r0sa, heard ho bad inquired whether We had papta.
looms on, o. SKINS only
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-Tcste. S. a. NJ. LELAND, c. c
COMMISSION ER's OFFICE, }
Northumbe rland coontv A nril o. IS.15

Northumberland county. April %, 1885
The parties interested in the above decrcta order of
Inc Court will please take notice, that have appointed
"Wednesday, the 22d June next, 10 commence the ac-
counts ordered by the Court to be takenon which day
they are required to attend my Office Northumberland
Courthouse by 10 o'clock, A. NJ with their accounts.
vouchers, &c ready for examination ISnd Element
and with all other papers, &c that may necessary to
enable me to discharge the duties required fine.
THOMAS S. SYDNOR, Commissioner
0ftle C. 5. C. cfL y c. for .Northamberand cty.
May i. ll7-wtdA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08
POETRY.
" Mucm yrr rNM,iNs uNsrNG."


CfrVia .u,>S KeRdes JoarnaiJ
BALLAD.
The Lords son stood at the clear spring hcad
Tho May TIE other side;
p" Aud stretch Ills haud,N hc said,
" For must mount and ride.
" Aud wen Il Kiss across hc brook,
And curl Of your yellow hair;
Come summon Wiatcr, meier shall look
Again on your eyes so fair
Bring my coal black s,eed, my squire,
Bring FlpcttOu forth >" he cried
" For thsoc-scorc miles he tire,
To bear ny Bride
" His foot must Ia swn though my heart be slew
lie carries towards my
To the Earl's proud daughter made my vow,
Aud must wed her Tomorrow
The Ior,l's stood a the altar stonc,--
Tho Earl'S proul daughter near;
And wha, is that ring you have gotten on,
That you Kiss SO oil nnd ,OdcUr?
Is it ring az the yellow gold,
Or something moro precious and brghtf
Give me that ring in my hand To hold,
Or plight We nO tToih tonight"
It is ring of the yellow gold,
But something precious and bright;
But never shall hand, hand hold
THIS rbg by day night"
&c AND | IN your welded wife,
Give me the ring, pray -
% Aou may take my lands, you may take my lifo,
But never this ring away
''They n she board, nd the lady bride
Red wine in a goblet poured;
" Aud pledge health, sweet sir -
My husband and my lord,
Whom he gasping de
Aud he said
g oh bury me
BY the brook
Where last he
Where hct bl~--~!,'el5 lroi 70. t. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08

I'm CHANCERY--VRGISA.- an intermediate
h term of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
ChanceTy, held for Henrco county Feb 9TH, 1885
Joseph Starkc Plaintiff
John Smith, Richard starke, and so- o.c,.,..,..
rah Slarke. < belendahtsi
And, John Smith, Vzzzslaisi -
against = -@*# ~ \
Joseph Starle Thomas Starle, Richard SfarFc the
younger, John Starkc Thomas b. Napier and Sarah his
wife, late Sarah Starke, and Lyddall Bowles Dens
These causes came this day. 70 be heard together
The rst on the b taken for confessed as TO all the de-
PENDANTS except John Smith the answer Of that defend
ant, with general replication thereto, exhibits and *.
amnalons OF witnesses and the second, upon the bill
taken for confessed, 10 all the defendants except Jo
replication thercto-and argued by counsel On
consideration whereof the Court doth adindre order
and decree, that the injunction awarded the plaintiff i'm
tie first suit, on the ninth day Of January 100 do
stand and DC perpetual And that the defendant John
Smith, do execute a boud to the plaintiff. Joscph
StaTke, with sufficient security, 70 be approved by Com.
missioner Shore, IN the penalty ofS0O dollars conditioned
to have the slave Bob forthcoming at the death of
Richard Starse the father Of the plaintiff in the fret
suit to be then delivered up the said Joseph Starkc
for himself and such OF his brothers and sisters as may
be entitled to share with him in the said slave. And
the Court doth further adudgc, order and decree that
the bill IN the second suit be dismissed the said Jo
scph Sarkc, and that the defendant Smith do INV un.o
the said Joseph Starke his by him about lis de-
fence in this behalf expended And II The said Jol,,
Smith shall not execute tIo bond hereby REQUIRED
within thirty days after hc shall have been served with
copy Of this decree then the said Joseph Sark is an
thorzcd to withdraw the bond executed bv the said
Smith with John Goddin and Lyddal Bo,vlcg az bis co.
curtes and 10 institute suit thereon for the recovery
IF the value Of the said slave, Bob.
Copy Tcs'e, CHS. WILLS, p. Ok
Apn ~. 1I3-wjw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08

81 Sb6k REWARD Ran away from tie subscri.
I'D xa " bcr living To- thc upper end Of Chesterfield
county, in the ncghborhood Of the Coa-mines "a kelly
mulatto man, named Ben, who sometimes calls himself
Ben Noscley stout and about lhny-fvo years Of are
what particularly cbaaclerses ts boy is that his lca
lures arc unusually prominent for negro or mulatto
having large Roman The above ward Of feu.
" dollars viii be given 20 any who will deliver this
man at tie Coal Pitts Of Woodbridge & Co in Chester.
field, OF who win secure him n any jail so that can Oh.
tain possession Of him lie has been ia the habit Of act.
ing boaman James river and 10 may be that he
has travelled high as Lynchbure
April IL. llI3-v4wl ANNE r. MOODY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08

TBHO EDMOND SHORT, or his Re,,yeseDtgtre 7
n have in my hands the sum Of one hundred and
three dollars and fourteen cents belonging to Edmond
Short, paid TO me as Receiver under an order Of Pow
hoan Circuit Court and which has been ordered 10 bc
loaned out, subject 20 be collected at any irnc on sis
days notice. The proper Of tie money is re
qucstcd to make application me and the amount va
be paid 70 any duly authorised person
Powhatan &. H., Va May D. If7-w
~ The Eiar Of any paper reanerses " if confs,
FnlasAia1 Tia aAsss fefies.
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IS.
Payments TO be made quarterly in advance.
Mrs. ilackley has made arrangements to open her
school ON the 18th April and regrets that the season will
only allow half session of two and half months be
fore the usual vacation will Young ladies' from
distance will have every attention paid them during
that period and the regular scholastic year will COM
Inence on the LIST September.
Philadelphia, April If, 1895 II2-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08

yENO Merandor Cunningham and H. & - -
u bingham, merchants and partnsa 49,
II. q IN EalFaTagsam. -
pending IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
cry for the county OF Iienrco, State of Virgil
MA wherein you are plaintiffs and Mark Wilson,
ourselves and others defendants desiring to take
the deposition of Benjamin Stephens witness residing
out OF the Commonwealth to wat, in the State of New
York. have obtained from the Clerk of the Court in
which the suit pending, commission directed to two
Justices OF the Peace in the Stale in Which the witness
resides AS you do not reside within the Common wealth
OF Virginia, and have Attorney in fact within the
same-we therefore publish in this newspaper the fact
that Tuesday, the second day of June 1885 at the
house of Clark and Brown the City OF New York in the
State of New York. between the hours of nine in the
forenoon and six in the afternoon shall proceed to
take the deposition of the said Benjamin Stephens to be
read as evidence behalf in the aforesaid IT,
from any cause, the said deposition should not be COM
pleted the day and between the hours azores the
taking thereof will be adjourned from time to time until
the shall be finished. PETER GRAHAM
May l, 1885. [ll7-w4w1 JOHN McCAULEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08

FHNO Edwin Burnham, Harriet A. Burnhan, aud Eli
& zabcth Burnham, children Of Frederick Burnham,
and Harriet his wife or to the guardian Of said children
have in my hands the OF l07 dollars and D3 cents
belonging to the above named children paid TO me as
receiver under order Of Powhatan Circuit Court
and which has been ordered to be loaned out subject to
be collected at any tine ON sixty days notice The pro.
per owners Of the money, requested 10 make appca-
ton to me, and the amount will be paid any duly au-
thorised person. WIN. S. DANCE
Powhatan Court House, Va April ODD. 1896
J The editor Of any paper Kentucky confer favor by
publishing .hc above notice.
May J. I17-w3w