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NCnptain1Dts
Warner /. Oliver and Fnnccs his wife, OF the city Of Richmond;
Tbomn, q. Fox. trustee Of snid Frances Ann and her children, OF
the State of Alabama; Frances w. Oliver, oiarn L.. Oliver, and
oliver. infant children OF said Warner l.. and Frances Ann;
Roscor Col. of the city OF New York; Augustine l.. Dnbney, OF
rho state of Mississippi; Emanuel NJ. Jones, Francis d. Jones,
Thomas J. Banks, aud William L. Davis, Of Glosess,sr county,
Tho ,ut,rn. IN this caesc being returned executed on all the
Defendants e1cep, Roscow Cole and Augustine l.. Dnbncy, who arc
NOT re jsn,s Of this country, and sgninst whom the plaintiff appears
10 have proceeded in the manner prescribed by In" against absent
defendants. and moie than four months having elapsed since The re-
trrn dy thereof, and the defendants, Roscow Cole, Augustine l..
D,bnay. Emanuel VI. Jones, Francis ID. Jones, Thomas J. Bspfs,
and William +. Davis, still failing TO Ee their snswer-On tho
motion Of he plaintiff by counsel, his bill Is taken for confessed as
10 those Defendants; and the cause coming on TO be heard on tho
hill tho gnsycro Of the other defendants and exhibits was argued by
counsel: On consideration whereof, the Court doth ndJndge, order
and decree, that The plaintiff, Amyry, render before a commissioner
Oliver to him, dated February the twcnty sixth, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty, IA copy Of which is filed as an EXHIBIT IN the
ea,eN In taking which account, the commissioner 10 directed 10
ascertain what amount Of interest has accrued on the one th"nsand
dollars claimed by Fox, us trustee FOR MIS-. Oliver sndchflrrcn, fo"
tho fund for which Violet Blnk was sold, competing the inteIest
from the day the money for which Violet Bank was sold became
due and the said commissioned is also directed 10 make up nac-
count Of what money shall be in the hands Of hHors, iaitei dea1et-
inc the amount Of Mrs. Divers claim, the right to which claim Is let
onen and undete rnined. and also Whatever reasonable costs. charges
and expenditures said amory shall be able ITO 'hew himself entitled
10 on accoun, OF his trustecship, with interest thereoh rom ID
limo IL was due, ill he did receive funis soHcIeht l o felmOnf's
b;nsn,f. and tbe ,,d commissioner il further directed nj the stno
,;mo i, ,,ta II n n account Of all Warner l.. Divers creditors,
IT, .I,in, c,e contracted aud due before the execution of tho
S,,o him tho scid commissioner; and il the balance in the hands OF
,Lo, i,;r,;F should not be sufficient 10 discharge all the Aforesaid
claim, then the said commissioner is directed 10 make n statement
.hou;ry wLo, each claimant viii be entitled TO under n division OF
sionsr !. directed to examine, state and settle, and to the Court re-
no, Win ny matters specially stated and deemed pertinent by
himself " which may be required by the parties TO be so stated.
r' JOHN p CARY, C. c.
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JOHN r. CARY, C. C.
CoMMIssrosER's OrFicE,

Gloucester e. h., April 18th, icJo.
The parties interested are desired TO take notice, that l nave ap-
pointed the third Tuesday p n June next to commence ths aGcounA
directed by the within order Of the Court on when cay y
10 o'clock, A. ~, they are required to attend before me " th'
place, with their accounts nnd testimony, TercT 10! eAo~n"H.ron
and settIcmeni-And the creditors OF Warner L. h'er, VINO GAM
the evidence in suppor, thereof. on the same day, or they "hioee1
cludcd rom tho benefit of said trust.
Mayls w"
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TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE Enquirer.
H. ErnnIr IN

4 " ~ en- IN UT ar
KIsG GEoRGE, May Is, 1888.
Isee tha.th The Wings, under orders from le.leader Black.
ford Of the Fredericksburg Arena, are making use Of the
letter | wrote you, TO prejudice John Hooe, our delegate
elect, in the estimation Of some Of his friends. never in.
lcnticnally misre present any one-on this occasion, how
ever, was wrong in saying that Mr.. llooe supported
Jackson every time he ofrred'-hc voted for Crawford
the first time. Mr.. Hooc did not support Gen. Jackson 8
administration throughout, either in his private or lrEis-
ln,ivc character: he opposed the Proclamation and Force
Bill, the rrrp-ui Of the Deposites, DC, and he voted for
Mr.. V,n tsrrsn, against the double headed ticket.
The Arena pronounces my statements false. The Ed
itor is ono Sisu seeks an nhertancc above, through the
inlerce.sion of our meek and low!y Jesus, whose precep.s
he has signaIly disregatded on this occasion. One mus
tard seed Of charity, would have enabled the Arenas
Editor 10 appreciate the view took Of tha, election; but
party purposes with him Git would SEEM proved para.
mount &c all considerations s~pringing from such q source.
| made no allegation either expressed my opinion or
drew ny inference, either Of which | had a right 10 do.
Though believed that King George was a Van Buren,
county, | did not say 80, because l did not regard Mr..
flooe's election as conclusive on the subject. The indie
pendent position he took before the people, promising 10
do whatever he believed right, let II come from Wing or
Democrat, sounded rather better 10 my ear than the un-
compromising hostility OF Col, Tayloe against this Ad'
ministra,ion, and every Thing that had been taught to
regard Democratic. The Arena attributes Mr.. Hooes
success to family Influence, and strong PERSONAL attach
men,s. How stands the case, ns regards family inhu-
ence' | have e%nquired. He had u blood relations who
voted at the late election-G for and 6 against. He had
5 by marriage who voted, and all against. He has, |
doubt not, many strong personal friends. He deserves
them; for, he has virtues unsurpassed by any man-but
venture TO affirm, where he had one opposed TO him in
politics 10 vote for him, he had 10 to vote against him
So much for this great influence ~trumped up by the
Arena-Mr. Kooe has resigned. He does not fear 10
trust the people. h,;, he has not resigned, because he
feared a contest with Col. Tayloe. No. lie believes
conscien,iously, he is elected; bu, resigned his seat in q
pure spiri, of Democracy. The e1 parte statement pub.
iished in the Arena, purporlipg 10 give the number Of
bad votes on Hooe's poll, is incorrect. One is admitted
10 be bad. and Two do~ubtful-the balance, on exanina.
ton, are belle we'd 10 be good, according to decisions Of
the Legislature already made. A contest, at all events,
is no, feared. Several bad votes on Tayloe's poll, in ad-
dhion 10 those granted, have, understand, been lately
discovered, Yours, DC.
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opinions and shields him, in unprejudiced minds, from ,
every iInputatlon thrown on his motives. am sure he
VII! perseVere; | trust he will receive The powerful aid
OF The Administration; the success tof which do not |
doubO VIII be an achievement worthy 10 be inscribed |
on the Republican banner OF '9S; and the civil glory Of
the era will not be surpassed by any in our annals.
do most cordially hope, that as We have passed through |
The system of funding, engrai,ed by MIR. Hamilton, on
the Revolutionary debt, so much condemned by the
Republicans Of that day, with MIR. jefferson a, their
head, we shall further simplify our Government by dis.
connecting it from the intricncies and entanglcInents
Of banks, either Slate or Federal. And that in The
language of MIR. Jefferson, in his letter to Madison
IN 80, hereafter the 'accounls of the United States
ought to be, and may be made, as simple as those of q
common farmer, and capable Of being understood by
common farmers" Thus much have thought 1t just
and proper to say 10 you; both in regard TO Mr.. Calhouns
consistency and my own constancy; and am sure you
Will unite with me, in the hope that the State Rights par
tyevery where, may be firm and consistent; that as they
have remained true to the faith of their fathers, amidst
the heresIes and prosecutions Of the past, they will not
latter now, on a great question Of dellverance and liber.
ty; that having braved the terrors of power, they will
despise the seductions Of interest; that having resisted
The errors OF a 'laurelled hero" e%nshrined in the graft.
tude Of his country, they will not yield the constitution
OF their country, TO the clamors Of mere money dealers.
Most respectfully and sincerely, your friend,
WIN. +. ORDON
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.Uatrern Hill for Sale.

HsAVING determined TO remove to the Southwest, l again ofeI
tli. desirable residence and farm fr sale. containing eight hun
dred and sixty. oue acres, adjoining Turkey Island, in tae lower end
Of IIonrico, fnceu mile, from Richmond. Tho buildings are eI-
,ensivc, and oil in good order. The land ia Of good quality, and In
. state Of improvement, Astounding with marlbanks Of the beat qua
li,y: i, is also we'll timbercd and watered. deem it useless to
,.y more, as persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will ofcoune r,tview
IT,, and feel confident they will be pleased with the situation and
the many advantages which it affords. The terms will be liberal
and accommodaiing. Persons wishing further particulars will
plea.s address me, and direct their communications to Richmond,
10 the care Of Mcssrs. Wyatt & While.
SAMUEL T. WILLIAMSON.
Malvern Hill, May ls, 1888. 3-wts
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The Wings are claiming the Senator, before they have
counted their Host-The r. WING alirms, that "The
Wings unquestionably cannot sustain an Expunger-
They are pledged on this point-and no train of circum.
stances within the range Of probability, can change
them."-The Baltimore Patriot, re echoes the declaru.
tons Of the Arena, "as sound TO the core and says,
"Let the Wing party every where, 60 for Wing men
and Wing measures"-As the Arena says, this decIara.
ton may yet be premature-as 10 the election Of a Viz.
nina Senoinr
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bin a. sorry 10 see il stated, that Mes.s. Hamer Of
kn ~ " snyder Of Illinois have announced,heir inten.
esd o. 20 be candidates for Congress ut The ensuing
kher con-, s,. haner assigns as his reasons, tha "amopee
IN .as;, ree,s,ons The necessity of attending to his
sa.nced b' n 70 his own professional business. had
uyd.r wi,bd,. w coming 10 that determina,ionS-Mr.
O''"s IN Consequence Of i'll health.
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IiFGiNI3 ELECTIONS.

We understand, that Col. Lynn Banks has received
.e return for ,s Spo,tsylvauia Congressional District.
lae wan, Of fotn in holding the poll of Green county
I'D not consist, AS we originally heard, in the Commits.
oners' not bang sworn, but it is now said in the sheriff
} Orange (tom which Green had been laken) superin-
Fnding the liking Of the poll; and in the irregular man.
F' IN which the poll was presented to the assembled
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The Union Convention of Georgia assembled a, Mil.
tosyilie on ,heStb inst. and nominated the following
InNemen as candidates for Congress at the Fall EIee.
~ VIZ: RobtW Pooler Of Chaham-Col. G.. Pa,,er.
"a Early-D. c. Campbell Of Bib -Junius Hillyer
.ark-Htam Warner of .Meriueth.r-Alfred liver.
2sS Charles II. Nelson of Chsrokes-Gen. B. Graves
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~*sissippi Eleetion.-We have received returns from
q nly, Of the eight deficient counties, viz: Tunica-
kac, gives Claiborne "a, Words. We stated by mis-.
{ss IN our last, that Talfahatchie bad not been heard
EEenn-lt should have been Tishemingo, which gave
fai'oIne in July last, 1854, and Prentis 3-But estimst.
~ the deficient counties by the votes which they
we IN !S'y Word would have a very small majority
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Stock at AUCTION

WILL be sold on Thursday next, the 2iih inst, At the Coffee
~ House, 20 shares Of Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
Stock, for cash. JH. Lynch.
MAJ X 3-2
E,EMALE SCHOOL, ChsriDa, Court House, Ya-The summer
- Session OF this Institution viii commence the lat day Of Juno
next, and close on the last Of September following.
Terms ~ the different departments as heretofore published.
Nav Ia ~f3-w3w.i 4 NJ J. PRICE, Principal.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Pasley (Whig) elected-a Wing gain.

'"aey Nnl9J electeo-d WHIB gam.
SUMMARY.
The Richmond Wing of yesterday morning assigns
OFerrall 10 the List of the Friends Of the Admins.
F'ion. The Winchester Republican" (also Wing,
pa near 10 Mr.. OFerrolls residencel ranks him
pong the Administration men, as a ConssrrGtiUs.-
re Wing also allows US the Delegate from Lee
+ ioots up the friends of the Administrations as
The Wing claims ~ Wings; bet smong these is
Samuel Jones, the deceased Delegate Of Buck.
ham,-Correcting this error, therefore, II would leave
Q parties, according TO ,hsrWhig tale, T-6l-And
+ vacancies, in Buckingham and King George
|lorld we assign both Lee and Morgan to The Admins.
Faon, then the joiat vote of both Houses will stand
Administration 50
Wings 81
Vacancies 2
tTsn though the Wings should carry both the vacan.
I, Inc parties will be lied, on joint vote. Should we
y one, it will be 4-S2-two majority for the Ad.
n'iaaon-Should we carry both, it Wilt be $751;
Pa majority.
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Internal fmprocesnept.

r.. d. Internal Improvement.
,as nah;.olo from Richmond to Petersburg is COM
fsseO, WIN tns exception of tho noble Bridge, which is
f"o"n over We James river, at this city. The psssen.
IS now cross Inc rive. over Mayo's bridge, and pass on
lr " On , Il Io. ,ti bsvs Manchester h.s. to Petersburg, The
VI , ~ ! ntSe oeen ranniug nearly = week. As
run from tbs city to Petersburg.
!aelink from washington to Fredericksburg is alone
anting to complete the Rail road chain from he Sou,b
The North. 70 efforts should be spared 10 establish
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TO THE EDITOR OF II ENQUIRER.
LOUISA COUNTY, May 18th, 1895.
The presumption lie, that you have not received a de-
tailed statement Of the election in this county, or you
have not published it. A correct account Of II is here.
with franerniiIpd
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protracted beyond the ordinary period on any day, but
especially on Saturday. From this Mr.. Mason, and
every member in the House. saw thatthe HOUSE consider
ed the discussion exhausted, and was resolved to vote
we are compelled TO differ with the Globe both in its PIE
misses and conclusions. Seven gentlemen only had pre-.
ceded Mr.. Mason in the debate viz: Messrs Cambre'
leng, flushing, Thompson of 5. c., (who began on Fri.
day the first day, and finished OH Saturday. Rhett, Me-
neiee, ~Sonthgate and Hopkins. 1t appears, that 30 far
were these gentlemen from exhausting the debate, that
IT was continued for some hours after Mr.. Mason sat
down, and till o'clock on Saturday morninS-and was
yet gong on, on Wednesday.
And IT appears in the second place, that no vote had
been taken on any amendment-that two only had been
ohereu; one by Dir. Hopkins, afterwards declared out OF
order; and one by Mr.. Robertson, which was pending
when Mr.. Mason took the foor.-We appeal then 10 the
cooler judgment of the Globe, whether for an honest
diHerehce oi opinion upon a question of raising the Sup
Plies, a representative can deserve the severe censurea,
which have been cast upon MIR. Mason-whelher he can
he suspected OF FederalIsm-o or whether, situated as our
party now ls, 1t would no, be most desirable TO practise
every proper iorbcaraEce towards each other? Mr..
Rlason Is n friend OF the Special Deposite plan
he Is sincerely disposed 10 compromise upon that ground.
If his spirit of Cancellation could be met by a similar
feeling, our difficulties might be terminated, and the Op.
position put down. Even if he had been considered in
error about the Treasury Note bill, yet, what is The true
course:
"Un'led we stand, Divided we fall. Tile is The Ma.
disonIan-lt dlsclaims all cnmpromise-Suppcse our
friend OF the Globe should act IN the same spirit-and
instead OF bringing the Democratic Household toge-
Their, as il nobly professcd q wish 10 do a few days ago,
it should pot it further apart. The Nadisonian hits one
way-the Globe strikes The othrr-How can The House.
hold be reunited; and how shall We be able TO produce
reaction and beat the Wings? We speak in the best
spirit-for, as n Politician; as an opponent OF a wing
President and a National Bank, nothing is nearer TO our
hearts, than 10 bring together the Republican Party once
more in the same fold, and encounter with all our cner-
~ the common enemy. Discord is calculated TO over
throw us7With an united Phalanr, we Fan defy all our
opponents.
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The WING seconds the Arena, about the Senate-Lay
on Mncduff-We have no space for d reply to-day
Other articles require a more immediate notice.
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MnIrcrn Hi, May ls, 1898. a-wt

IN Circuit Superior Cour,
u Of Law and Chnncery, April term, ia3s:
Thomas C. Amory, trustee III a desd OF trust executed u MN ny
w.neT l.. Oliver, bearing date tbs Goth day Of February, 1880,
WIN" Complainant:
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HOUSE or DELEGATl


Capt. T.. F~ontaine, 42
Dr.. j. NJ. Sheppard. lS2
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surprise, the remarks which have been made by the
Globe, on the course Of Mr.. James M. Mason on Saturday
last. The facts, as far as we have been able to ascertain
them, are these: The bill under consideration was for a
new issue of Treasury notes in lieu Of The former ennis.
sion. 1t was not reported from the Commitle Of Ways
and Means 10 the House, until the 23d April, and its
consideration was postponed by the debate on Mr.. Tou-
cey's report from The Duelling Committee. being a pri.
viieped question. The bill was not taken up until Friday
last, when it was supported by a speech from MIR. Cam.
breleng, which some of those, who preferred a Temporal
ry loan to a new issue of Treasury notes, wished to an.
swer. Many of its friends, however, insisted upon hav.
ing a vote on Saturday, the second day after the bill
came up.
1t also appears, that Mr.. NJ. was opposed to this mode Of
raising the supplies under the present circumstances of
the country, and took the floor late on Saturday even
ing 10 express his opinions-having first moved The
Committee 10 rise-but they refused, and he went
through with his remarks, which occupied him an hour
and a half or two hours, and interrupted as they were
BY several motions for the Committee to rise. His OBJ
ieec,ions applied to the mode of supply, and not to raIs'
inc the supply itself for the wants Of the Government.
For this course, The Globe reproves MIR: Mason, stat.
ino ,ha, /" about shutdown on Saturday Chez began The
game of Illustration Of the known intentions OF The mao
TTi,y :" that " this was after full debate-afler all amend
men.u were disposed Of. and after the session had been
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THE LAST COUNTY

by Last EreaiSg's .Matt)
LEE.-Jonaihan Richmond elected over Isaac Rus.
sell, nnd-alI Vanites. We have no statement OF the
polls abingdon Statesman.
TO TIE EDITOR:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-27
MO n f. 4 N A n e r. 4.

Stocks ,~day have proved per Treasury
the rae-they being atpar Specie
mains at yes,er day's quotations.
The monthly repor, the banks located in the State of New
York up the III Of January 1885, shows favorable result
Tbs proportion which the circulation Of the whole OF
bears their specie but TO The majority Of the city
excellent condition, ad should they might,
resume
The money market in England will he tram for.
eign news in good cnRdsu. Money Is abundant 30 IL
might he and will when the necessity ola National ank
well understood the 9TH Size of the Atlantic. Mr..
Jaudons mission P-ag ressisy, Notwithstanding the Jealousy
with which viewed, and the he
has TO struggle with.
Aggregate the condition Of the Banks of the
STA he of a. nary, 1885, ak~nf
their reports made 10 the Banh Commissioners pursuant To
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-27
Two THE nFAsMioNaBLE COMMENT y ~
HRANDuETa,S PILLS.

IL These Pills NATgRE. ard afford
'ect relief whenever othe body Unhealthy
storing and health bv removinc mpuri
uesc herwise la simple language Initiated kumorS This Is
following na,nreths is taxing dis, boayand
no other cure disease but taking II be
carried from the boey not merely changed The
when Blue PHI or Ca!omel gwen, Of the
mineral medicines u in consequence o The prs lion
that arises from TIE Thomsonan practice ipBt has brought
into notce-but sweating is nothing, compared purgng
witt Branafes Pills, in the good effects IN lie body. Ore
dose of 10 pills will remoge bal humGrs. by the stomach
aud bowe than d. zen vapor baths, Thousonan other
principles could remove PurgUg and all thai is
equiredo cure disea.e no mate. what tndiT
Ed No OTHER WAY BRANDRETH'S PILLS ere both sudo
rhc and cahac-tbat is produces both sweating pure
Ing In they produce vomiting; this only when
tn stomach Is in suc! oil ioUlH cleanse
itsefby other They always protuce health, be-
They nvar ably every organ healthy action
in other words THEY ASSIST to bring about such
state 81 things necessarily This desirable
No method so sensible IS The following Nature. Manknd
has been long enough ont OF her path
anyths but common and Guided by him rpn
Let u abandon, hpn false and false
let endeavor the and I've
The liGIt o rrasonl-t gas
candle light md shall need opticians-ei cease do
ing those things which contrary the bo
dies ana snail need physcanlel endeavsr ud
out what nature what The laws that COVE
work experience mus he teacher ejudce must
srever discarded as our companion.
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The Patriot steamboat has not gone. but the Robert
FuoH carrying detachment of the U. g. troops hes
left the harbor this afternoon. despite Of the cold wesh'
or. in pursuit of the stolen by the patriots, VINO
weather. Lieut. Col Worth, chief Of the staff, com.
mands the expedition. They viii touch at Cauaraugus
Creek, Hamburg and Dunkirk. &c. On wednesday
ast tas cannon at Fredonia, where presume
they are STILL
There is absolutely nothing more to write today
The vessels in the harbor stro- ely guarded-the
seat of is distance-the people oil Canada are
being arrested for sedon under the new act-the Pro.
vincal Parliament has not very recently been heard
from.
One word more. The Fulton went out, not with mi
lta volunteers but IT, s. soldiers. The former utterly
refused 90 and such the feelings OF the people.
that if their wishes will avail anything, she will sink on
her passage or at least freeze up in the lake The New
England is chartered at a round price by the Govern
nen and guarded sight ana day-so are the other sus
pected vessels.