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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

EN- CHANCERY- VrRGlS,A.-Ata Circuit Superior
I'll Court Of Law and Chanccry continued and held for
buckingham county, at the Courthouse, the 2Is day Of
April, lS5G:
Maurice l.anghornc and Benjamin l.. Scrurcs mcr.
chants and partners: trading under the firm OF Langorne
Il Scruggs, Plaintiffs,
Alien Jones nnd Harriet his wife, Daniel IIuddcston
and Elizabeth his wife, William Harper, Lililrjprrv llud.
des'on and his infant Children LtlIebery and Thomas
Iiudicston Geo Harper, Samuel Harper, Lucy IIar-
per, Lavmia IIarrer Martha Harper, Rcbccca Harper
and Thomas Nj. Bondnfant: administrator Of Samuel
Harper deceased, Defendants
The defendant William Harper who is out of this
country, aud against whom The plaintiffs 10 have
proceeded in the mode prescribed by law aganst absent
Defendants still falling to appear and answer: the
ton of the piaintltis the Court doth take their bill fer
confessed 10 that deitndan and the coming on
TO be heard, upon tl," bill taken for confessed the
Defendants Allen Jones and Harriet his wife Daniel
liuddeson and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas n Bondu.
rant, administrator Of Samuel Warner dec d. Rrbccca
Harper Litlcber!y Iuddlcstcn and George Harper and
the answer of The other defendants by K'asrt Hill their
guardian, the exhibits filed, and examination OF ";.nsss
Is. was argued by counsel consideration whereof. the
Court doth adiudse order and decree that the defendant,
Thomas VI. n"''r'~"', administrator Of Samuel llar-
per- dec do render his transactions rs
administrator Of tie said Samuel Harper dec d. before
Robert Hill, Of the Commissioners OF this Conrt
and That the said Commissioner make report thereof TO
this Court, together with any matter deemed pertinent
by himself, required 10 be stated By the parties.
cupy-Teste,
R. ELDRIDGE, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Buckingham {. II Dec 9, lc}G
The parties Interested in the above order will please
take notice, that have appointed Wednesday, the oth
day of February next, to commence the duties required
by the said order-at which time the parties re-
Quest'd /" attend al ny Office at Buckingham Court
house, with all necessary vouchers. papers, &c.
ROBERT HILL, ". c.
Of tAc C 5. e. IF L. j. c. for Buckingham Co.
Jan. 3 T2-W4w+
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-W be
~ sold for cash. at Halifax court house. the 2d dav 81
January (hat being court day. several likely N'sr0eS'
belonging 10 the estate of Marquis F. Jackson dec o.
Also, very valuable Stallion, John Finn, OF COCO p.ooo
and high repute. cred, will be given for the purchase
Of the horse, until the lst day Of jane; sTIng oo"o
and approved securty to carry interest lr'n 'e
.qlmr Of ". F. Jackson, dec d.
Jan. 3. '@-"l.s
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.. r, ,, i,h, having I, r,Ir,I The packet shin Go.
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DAILY Express are ri'c%d III E'Ss'SS" % nrS
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c!a! '''r!'!4' nee ,,, v r.
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h'ng 81 rance deu al I"f'N on We ' ,, 80
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hn':ican' / a Ia ""'I' N"c" -, Wv :, ,.tn X
wh'"A i:2o were hn"eds; 81 :" - ~ 49,
Orleans Ill Ia ii --S,iI ~ A''''" ,t 4,
Acc'lH!S hao pfth receive" rom 80. ',E VI
hr l'lh (2ih Gct"hrr) "h'c statr that eeIl S'o,h
ha" occurred There ihr day "r':e,py ""'cn many
eFs had been dren ashore: ana nurh tat'' o''V
"t",'"F WAS c''"' WIN W. ~ ~ " IN ,ti cor
day 20 dly.-Siocks had however recovered r: an"
n:"n'y was at lie .Lsl di:rs Hue more easy l"'e
bad L,en some mercantile failures.
irJduce generally %as on The decline, c"|ept sfa'n
ami bread Siti&: wt!ch had advanced raP'uiy' .
lie English papers are irh win Plea"t'e "'s"'S'
SONS relative ~ America Inc 'oIo"S Is si'' c''
OF lhr!r cSaEEcra'l"iS -
".,cco"n:s from Nrw YORK u me @'tn oIto2rf are
Tie last arrivals from The Clcu SEtS' lny S'hc u'
the c"Ametci1 embarrassment there Is u"'SctSaI-ihr
ii'.ufes many specie exceedingly S2arceahu t''t men
WIZ have millions OF dollars III property ere .' Du' Veg
CARS III l!;c!r money affairs
There had b"enu great run On the Dublin banks, but
tiry stood their ground we'll
Poster * Ct" : GAnH al Carlisle had iaird.
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Texas The New Orleans Corrcspaudcr, Of the New
York Courier writes that the Senate Ilo..e Of Re-
prcscnluvrs have passed the law which vas under dis
cnsson at the latest dates contract loan Of frc MT
it0ns of dollars hcssrs Yates and Ncuard were ap
pointed Commissioners to the United States for tie pur
pose OF goutIng said lran and from the varius gr.
offers already made by spccunlors the
Texan Cabinet, may expect that half Of the vii
BIZ raised much quicker than the fOrccd tam Of S0n
COO raised by the Mexican government, partly viii! the
assistance OF bayonets. Messrs. Yates and Mcnard
expected here from Texas By tie next vessel.
Tie property and possession Of tie ,Sand IF GnIrcsion
granted by Congress 10 the VEG Torn GaircstOn
Company for the sum of S'0,0UO Arrangements will
b. entered into by said Company in order 10 begin
20 build the town, and 10 convert that important
island into of The best ports Of The Mexican Gulf.
there being in the bay IL feet of water.
The military movements OF Bravo seem to give no
uneasnrss 10 the Texans, whose liHlc army remains al
their former POSITION prepared TO give the best reception
TO their enemies if they dare again 10 disturb the Re-
public.
We take great pleasure III Inserting the advertisement:
Of The late agency of Texas ny which it viii he tina!
tie government of Texas, under thu Efficient aGmI
nsralun ni Gen. Houston have taken efficient
TO pay the large amount of debts contracted here during
the late campaign. The earl attention given by the
present Executive TO the demands Il" the merchants OF
" Orleans who SO patotIcally lent their ald to the
c Texas and Liberty. deserves the highest
mendaon. Much credit is also due The late General
Agent, for the devotion he has displayed in obtaining
early settlement Of the claims against The Government.
We assured by MIR. Bryan that the country remains
perfectly tranquil and that the utmost confidence PEE
vailed in the stability Of the Government.
" q. Bulletin Dcc 81
The Hagerstown Torchlight of Thursday says, that
Gen. SANTA anna expected to arrive there cm The
West on that or the following day.
ALABAMA LEGIsLAIURE.-On Friday. the 9Th Instant,
Mr. Crahb introduced the following resolution the SUBJ
jcct Of Texas, INTO the House Of Representatives:
''hcSoirtd, That select committee be appointed to
consider tie propTety and manner of manttsting the
sentiments and opinions Of this House. of The General
Assembly, upon the subject of the independence OF Tex
-, 49, lien by he General G9ycrnmen and the
into the Federal Union, upon Tie footing Of the original
States Of the Confederation
The resolution was adopted. and Mcssrs Crabb,
Smith cf Madison, Mckinney Erwin and Campbell,
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DcKissoN COLLEGE BrKHT.-A friend called on
late last evening, and mentioned that he had learned By
gentleman who arrived few hours before from Car
slc (Pa.) that The buildings Of Dickinson College, in
that place, entirely destroyed by fire Tuesday
night. We could not learn any particulars. This liter
airy institution in the hands of the Methodist Eris
copa connection, and with efficient faculty was as.
reganiHg the position which il once occupied Cas
steal School. The loss is sevcre-it will undoubtedly BE-
met with frmness the part Of the Society, and Of
The State Legislature will aid exertions to rc-edy
the anceat place of leatning.-C. S. Ga-.
RtcunosD aaD FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-EoAp.-The
cars 10 within half mile Of town The rails
all laid 10 the depot, and nothing wanting
plee lbe road but tic bridge Halle Rum which is
now erecting 10 supply the place Of the late culve,.
Fredericksburg Iftraid, Dec. 81.
From the feeling exhibited in the incidental discussion
Of yesterday in the Senate touching the Michigan ques
tou infer that the question presented By The Pres
dents Message that subject will excite deeper int.
rest than any other likely to be seriously entertained at
the present session of Congress.-!lat. Int.
Letters have been received from Marseles, dated No
renber 4lh, and mentioning report that the people Of
Naples had risen in rebellion against The King and de-
clnred in favcr of the Prince of Capua. Goa Porter
Charge Affaires Of the U. S. to Corstanlnope was
at Marselles the 4th. Soop of war John Adams
expected daily.
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Mr. ynnderooel was surprised at The opposition made
10 the reference of this memorial IL presented no ne"
subjects of complaint, and proposed no lie" ieiheuFS,
The condition OF the currency was SUBJECT Vi
cnmnlont md il was universally admitted that the ex.
,ensvc and unres!ranrd issues of paper by the local
Banks brought a train of evils upon the country. ihe
mcmuralis,s SUGGESTED as remedy for this state OF
ihinr. strict construction of and adherence to the pro-
visju, of the Constitution which PROHIBITS lie STATES
from issuing bills of credit, from making any thnS
hut cold and silver egnl currency. There was GER
tauly nnta.ng unreasonable in this suggestion.
mr. Everett WAS decidedly in favor nj The reference
Ct The subject 10 select co'Iilttec' .c sal" e i''ces
Of the Administration had talked long enough HUNT
their plans Tor n currency, and it tune Tor lhein 10
sI,w l,er hands tie called npun them TO say, IN re-
mort what their s:!lcmes wrrc-wIelher they were Tor
MAKING war upon the State Banks-wf3thrr they were
.uI establishing n specie currency, ana now .
Mr. flanagan moved The prceirHs question, which
WAS seconded by the House. -,
The main question: which was upon the motion Of Nj
Praice to cD:Elt lu the Committee on Ways dhu 1Ed'
was ordered to be put.
The motion Of MIR. Pearce lost, and The memorial
referred To Il SELECT committee.
TI,. Sneaker laid before The House communication
from the Secretary Of the Navy, transmitting report
Of the Naval Commission who have been recently en-
gagged in the examination OF tie navy yard al fcIsac",
aud the rrnort Of Commodore Stewart the same sub
jccl. -.
The Speaker laid before the House COMMUNICATION
from the Secretary Of Treasury, in obedience to the
resolution o.: the Goth instant, transmitting statement
made by the Collector of New York, under date OF The
18th instant. VIZ.
,aoun. nf BINDS under the provisions IF The act for The
rciicf n The sufferers by fire in the city o (tm l"rk,
approrrd starch 49, 1886
Am1unt renewed under the first section Of
Do. do second section 1876. l42 u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27
Dr Brandreth's Pills.

Such is the reputation, and so great the de-
mand for the Genuine 'Bradreth's Vegetable
Universal Pills. that a counterfeit article is
made, advertised and sold as genuine--and
some individuals who sell the counterfeit pills,
have advertised themselves as my agents-ihat
| have found it necessary, 10 preserve the rep
utation Of my pills; and save the public from
imposition, 10 furnish every agent with GER
tificate, which is as follows:
"Brendreth's Vegetable Universal Pills"
SECURITY AGAINST CoUNTERFBIrs.
The within named, Fare s. Parmelee of Mid
deown, Conn. are my appointed General A.
gents for the State of Vermont, Connecticut
Except Fairfield Co.. Hampden, Hampshire
s. franklin Counties, Mass. Cheshire * Sui
Ivan Counties, N. H.
In the United StaieS Of .7merica.
And this letter, which is signed by me, 3.
BRANDRErH, in my own hand writing, must
also be signed by the within named General
a gent, whose name will also appear in the
principal papers in the United States. This
caution has become absolutely necessary, TO
guard the public against the numerous coun-
terfeits which are out OF the above popular
medicine,
B. BRANDRETH, M. D.
New York, Feb. 90, 1887.
GEO. P. WALTON, Montpelier, is Gen.
era Agent for Vermont excepting Windham,
Windsor, Rutland & Bennington Counties, J
and authorized to appoint and supply agents
in the State, except the counties named above.
FERRE & PARMELEE.
CAUTION,-Purchase enquire for cerli-
ficatc as aboye-all who cell the genuine pills
have one.
The following are Ferre s. Parmeleo's A.
gents:
GEORGE P. WALTON, General Agent,
Montpelier, ".
Washington Co. Barre, Clark Day & Co.;
Waterbury, DR. w. Carpenter, G. w. Hutch
ins & Co.; Montpelier, Geo. p. Walton, at the
Montpelier Bookstore, L. II. Preniss; Plain
field, Bancroft s. Rich; Calais, Walbrdge s.
Pierce.
Orleans Co. Bloomington, E G. Strong & Co;
Barton, S S Hemingway; Derby, 0 Newcomb
K Co.; Derby Line, Baxter, Chamberlin s.
Bates; Irasburgh, Worthngton, barrow &
Co.; Craltsbury, Strong, Delano & Cock;
Greensboro, l. F Waterman s. Co.; Hard
wick, Strong &. Delano; LamoiIlc Village,
Pennock & Dodge.
Lamoille Co. Stow, Downcr, Washburn &
Co.; Johnson, S. Wires; Hydepark, N
Kceer; Morrisvle, L b Hcrrick.
Caledonia Co. Danvillc, Sas,. Brainard &
Palmer; Peacham, Joel Walker; st. Johns
bury, Shedd & Jewott; Lyndon, E Chamber
lain; Cabot, Cutting, Smith Il Webster;
Burke Hollow, Bemis Il Dennison; Sutton,
Isaac Dennison & Co.
Orange Co. Washington, John Stones;
Chelsea, A. Tinker s. Co.; STAFFORD Royal
Hatch; South Stafford Harris and Morrill,;
Theford, M. N. Russ & Co.; West Fairlee,
A. B. Sou,hworh; Vershire, Horace Reyes !
Corinlh, Swain Taylor s. CO.. Bradford, G..
w. Prlehard; Newbury, Lewis B. Tibbets;
Topsham, Batchelder & Hutchins; West
Topsham, Il. Nj. Bill; Orange, o. FifeId;
Randolph, Blake, Baxter & Edgerton, Samuel
l. French; Brook6eld, s @ Bigelow Son.
Esser Co. Guildhsll, Allen Gould.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27
LATER AND VERY IMPORTANT
FROM ENGLAND.

Lendon dates to the %, and liverpool
to the Gath, uit.
BY the independence, Capt. NYE, which
arrived yesterday from Liverpool, we have
received from English files to the above
dates. The intelligence they bring US is
gloomy enough presenting sensible de-
cline in Cotton, the failures OF several mer-
camille houses, the refusal of the Bank OF
England TO extend further aid to American
merchants, and an unhappy aspect Of the
money market.
Accounts from the manufacturing dis
tricts are very gloomy.
Under date Of the goth, the London
Times says: at has been stated with con-
siderable confidence, that the consultations
in the Bank OF England have been directed
TO the policy and prudence lgranting fur
Their assistance 10 II e American Houses,
should it be applied Tor, and it is understood
that for the present, at any rate, the Bank
direction will decline to make further adj
vances.
The Sylvie d. Grasse, Capt. Wieder-
bot, from Havre, which place she left the
18th May, brings no important news.-.N
Y. ETpreSs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27

quehannah Rail Road and that he loss Of
property there has been immense.
LIVES LOST BY THE FREsHET.-We are
indebted to y. |. Gross, Esq. Coroner, for
a list Of the inquests held by him over the
bodies ofpersons drowned in the lreshet Of
Wednesday night:
Christopher Weist, wife and three chill
dren, Saratoga-st.
--Dougherty. coroner Of Concord,
and Water SITS.
Catherine Donneliy, Pratt SITS.
James Doyle, Long whuri.
James Ockley, Falls road.
A woman and daughter, names unknown.
The following persons have been drown
ed, but the bodies are yet uncovered
James Kelly, Henry L:nchan, Mr.. Don
nelly, and five persons on the Falls road,
names unknown.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27

Hence we find the public money, first in
the pocket OF the President. then spread
throughoutt the country, so that all the
stockholders ola great number OF banks
shall be made TO feel that they have per-
sona interest in il, as individuals, receiv-
ing special favors from the executive
that all borrowers may claim iavors as
friends of the administration, and weak
and sordid menibe induced to give up their
respect for public liberty, TO enjoy the drop
pings OF executive patronage. And, lest
The people should forget the colossal pow
err Of the execulive--his absolute authority
over the Treasury, he reminds them OF their
dependence, and quickens their su6servien-
cy, but such occasional measures as Treas
urv Circulers.
What does the history Of the last years
show more conclusvely, than, that this
spirit OF gambling and stock jobbng, which
has failed the Dry Dock pet and other
Banks, originated with the officers Of the
government and has been cherished by
them? That it has been the feature nl the
public policy TO make political friends by
the process And thus is one great branch
Of the public patronage, used TO sejuce the
people from the allegiance To public liberty,
and 10 bind them TO the ootslnO OI power !!
The pubic money was manilestly seizcd
for this purpose, and the distribution, Tor
deposiIes among the States, has been oppo-
sed on this ground. Ii is the capital, with
which men are bought and sold like meat
in the SHAMELESS.
Some are won by being furnished with
money, To whet the appetite for speculation
and m0nopoy--others by oilicc--others by
depressing the stock Of one institution and
raising those OF another--others by xpec-
ted gifts OF the public lands, or by having
special favor granted in the confirmation of
fraudulent titles OF Indian reservation.
There is, in word, no end TO the forms in
which This species of 7roAigacy has nsin-
uptsd itself into the minds Of the ambitions,
the sordid, the unprincipled, the hungry
and naked. The whole country have been
made to feel this terrific power, that it may
bow down and propitiate our rulers, and
entreat them TO spare us.
If the government be Speculation on this
alarming scale, both in money and morals.
why should we be surprised TO find the
same disposition rifle in the community !?
But, for this government TO rebuke it, or to
charge the distress Of the times upon it, is
proof Oi lis arrogance, assumption, and
hypocrisy, that nothing short Of such aban-
doned sentiments as have of late prevailed,
could produce.
We have extended this article much be-
You'd our proposed limits, and it is impossi-
Bile TO do the subject justice, even in this
space. The cry of spectators is that of
thieves 10 "stop thief" Instead, therefore,
Of making war on the SPECTATORS, the peo-
pie must, 10 eradicate the disease, change
their rulers, who have engendered and los
tered the spirit.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27

Wonderful effect Of Lighting On Sat
durday last, Mr.. Edmund4 Clark, of New
Milford, had Ga sheep killed by lightning.
The sheep were all under small tree to-
gether when the thunder shower came over
Some OF them were standing spright, dead
the neyt day, and the greater part lying in
The same situation upon the ground. We
have often heard of Two or three ont or'one
flock having been killed; but never knew
case where flock of Ga were killed with
one stroke, by lightning. Litc4feld (Com.)
Sun
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

yXT E the subscribers being appointed by the
w Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Orleans, commissioners, TO receive, ca
anime and adjust oil claims and demands of
all persons against The estate of Elijah Raw
son, late of Craitsbury, in said district, de-
ceased, represented insolvent, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto,
and six months from the 30th day Of May, A.
d. 1887, being allowed by the court for that
purpose, We do hereby give notice that we
will attend to the business of our appointment
at the house of Susan Ruwson, in said Gratis
bury, on the 30th days Of Augusiand Novem-
her next, from one until FIVE O'clock P. M. on
each oil said days.
SEBA STIMSON, }
ASA HOYT, Com's.
HUBBARD HASTINGS, \
Crailsbary, June g. 1887.
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STATE OF VERMONT, /

washington DIstTIc1, aF'
In Probate Court, Montpelier, on the 18th
day OF May, A. D. 1887:
A N Instrument purportng TO be the Last
"A Will and Testament Of AMOS OWN
NELL, late of Mortified, in said District de-
ceased. is presented by Hiram Dwinnell, the
Executor therein named, for Probate 1T is
ordered by eaid Court that the herring in the
premises be referred 10 the fourth day Of July
next at the Probate Office in Montpelier; and
it is further ordered that all persons concerned
be notified hereof by publishing this order in
the Vermont Waterman and Stale Journal,
three weeks successfully, before said time of
hearing, that they may appear, il they SEQ
cause, and object 10 the probate of SAID will.
BY the Court.
Attest, ]. LOOMS, Register.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

TNElE subscribers, being appointed by tho
Il Honorable the Probate Court for the dis
trict Of Randolph, commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate Of ANNA
DEXTER, late Of Randolph, in said district,
deceased, represented insolvent, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto,
and six months from the 9Th day of May, 1887,
being allowed by said court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that vo
will attend TO the business Of our said ap.
pointment at the dwelling house Of Hiram
kimboll, in Randolph, on the first Wcdnes-
day Of October next, from nine o'clock, a. NJ.
until four o'clock p. NJ. on said day.
VIM. NUTTING, c,-,.
ELISHA HERRlCK, Oo'''''
May 8, 1887. 97+
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STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS DISTRICT, go.


In Probate Court, holden al IrdsbTgh, withn
dndJor said districi, on The 20th day Of June,
"A. d. 1897,
A LANSON SEAVER, Administrator Of
IN Daniel Seaver, late Of -raltsbury, 10 said
district deceased, presents his administration
account for settlement; Whereupon, it is or
dered, that the same Ire referred to the second
Wednesday Of July next, at the probate office
in Trosbnrsh, in said district, for examination
and allowance, and that all concerned be noti-
fed hereof by publication Of this order in tho
Vermont Waichman & State Journal, printed
at Montpelier, three weeks suecessively as soon
as may be, that they may appear, if they see
cause, at said line and place, and object there
to. BY the Court.