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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06


IN CHhNCERY.-VIRGIStA, $. c.:-At Rules holden in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
for the county Of Accomack the eth day Of Jn lsil:
Thomas u bayy and Jane o. layy Executor and Excou,ry
of Thomas w. Bayly, deceased, Plaintiffs:
against
John D. Field William b. Field Elizabeth Field, widow and
Adminatrix of William Field deceased Elizabeth Field
dow of John Field deceased, William Field, Eliza
red Field catharne Field, Maria Crozrr George Field
Mrhc B. Field. and James Field, Defendants:
The defendants, Elizabeth Field widow and Administrative
Of William Field, deceased, Elizabeth Field widow Of John
Field deceased Eliza Field Mildred Field Caharinr Field
Maria CrozIcr, George Field Mitchell H. Field Field
having entered their and given security
ing Assembly and the rules of this Court and an
peane satisfactory evidence that they
this state molten Of the plaintiffs, by their COUNSEL
d-rrd said defendants dn here
the said Court the FRS; Monday in October and
plaintiffs bill; ard, that copy this forth
th newspaper published the city Rich
mond and continued for months and
ther copy posted front door Of tie
county Trste,
THO. n. JoYNES, C. C.
,up.
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IN cHANCERY.-in Powhatan County Court, July the 9Th,
L lsil:
Thomas L. Perkins, Administrator dr. Jonis Op with the will
annexed Of Elizabeth Depp deceased and Executor Of Ezekiel
Perkins, deceased, Plaintiff:
against
Salisbury nepp, Miles Depp and Esther nepp and Royal Mar
tin Executor of John Derp deceased, Defendants:
This LAY the plaintiff and filed his bill against the de-
endans aud awarded against them To The
same and The motion Of the plaintiff, il ordered by the
Court that the defendant Royal Martini Executor Of John D-pp
deceased c restrained and Inhibited from paying away, dis
posing OIL secciin. money effects in his
hands, which hereafter into his hands, due be-
longing TO- which become due 10, the dcttndants Sails
bury Depp, Miles Depp, and Esther Depp. either Of te
III the further order Of the Courts And, appearing 10 the sns
faction 81 the Court, that The said defendants Salisbury Dep
Miles Depp, and Esther Depp inhabitants Of Ibis Com
monweah it is therefore ordered the motion Of the PLAIN
m that the said absent defendants do appear here before
Monday in October and the plaintiffs BILL
and give security for performing such decree the Court
make herein; and that copy this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published the city Of Richmond, and
timed for months successfully and that another copy he
posted The front door Of the Court house of this
Copy-Tese,
WIN. $. DANCE, C.
Tp.1
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aNr PoSTPOSEMENT.-lEc sale Ct the above property is
un.d until the Goth Of August.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

DRlSTIAG ESTABLISHMENT FOR sA!.E.-A very dr.
bic Printing Office, in Virginia, enj ing an amount j
Printing advertising and newspaper subscription siclGn.
profit Of than 81 800 year. will be sold for SaJo,ne
cash. and balance three raym-ns of one, t@u ana Ii
The polittics OF The paper Democratic. io' further
tcuars apply 10 the Editor Of the Enquirer.
Nav ~ ct
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nIEDICAL DEPaRTMENT.-The Lectures in thu drri
WI rnt of the University with the general 'of
on The Isl Of September, and terminate the ith u Ju
suing.
The great length Of the session. compared with oiirr %
institutions than equivalent 10 ir0 ot their >cs>i
enables three Professors perform all the duties usually
10 sir The plan of instruction u by daily examinations AL
lures and is arranged allow the student 10
well rs 10 rompiei. medical studies III this Institution
combining all advantage of pirate pupayr with pun.
lures The great utility of this plan has been fully tested Is x
educ alton cf than six hundred medical students.
The entire the session Of ten months Is sai- n'r
fees Ia Professors beard lodging washing and servant @
anrr fuel and lights public rooms, dissec;ins Ice anil
of subjects. The Professors are:
Henry Howard n. d. Professor Of Pathology AMI rir
Medicine, Obstetrics and Med. Jurisprudence.
John r. Emmett NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry, Pharmacy e.
Matera Mcdica.
James L. Cabe NJ. H. Professor Of Anatomy rnyioc, %
Surgery. 80 - 1,,, -, ;. i,
I,,, "a ~.
~ The Richmond Wing the National Intelligence ant
Globe the Baltimore Patriot and Republican, Psnfs nti
aud the Winchester Republican,, VIII publish both ii tue ~
for weeks aud the Cincinnati Gazette, Wheeling Gar
Valley Star the Raleigh Register and Fayetteville >rI'
g.. Nashville Republican and Union, Tenn, Naook toGtr
Mssissippian, Miss Charleston Courier ana NrTur! -
iicdgeye Recorder aud Savannah Georgian Ca. tir Na
Chronicle Huntsville Democrat and the Flas ~ Tie u
Tuscaloosa Ala the Argus and Bee NJ o., and The Journal
ADVERTISER Louisville, ky will publish both Of the anie a
tlsements weekly 10 the amount ol ten dollars Tor h ah
one copy Proctor. The several papers VIII cNa ~
tile Editor Of the Enquirer Tor collection " Ne "
September
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y ARE AND BEAUTfFUL.-one OF those superbly
IL toned and richly finished Six Hundred Dollar Piano Foe
just hand by schooner Juette, making thirteen
meIts received within few days.
My stock rich beautiful and extensive heart
could wish.
Who would not like 10 choose oul Of 50 large stock,
E. P. NASH.
july 2l-wCwk
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The small fry of clerks, whose avocat,ons have con-
fined them 10 their desks-who have never voted at an
election-whose poor salaries have barely furnished
them and their families snpport-whose political
opinions if known at all, could not possibly have the
slightest influence public affairs, as they are certain
ly not known beyond the limits of District which -
itself clerks had supposed that the
poor empoyments they held would depend on the qnes
ton, "is he honest, is he capable, IS he tatu They
had the written assurance of the President for hs and
was found that the removals among this class of
officers hitherto had been confined 10 those holding
confidential relations with the Heads of Departments,
and some wanting qualifications, it was generally sup
posed that there would be sweep of those minor Off.
GERS, simply the ground of their political sentiments.
But day or two since, the butcher Ewing was seen,
directly after the induction Of Mr. Huntington into the
place of Mr.. Whitcomb, us Commissioner the Land
Office, to enter the new Commissioners room, and
take with him the chief Clerk, J. M. Moore. The
long session which these worthless had then together
was considered ominous Moore known TO be
vindiclve Federalist, and enemy Of both General
Jackson and Mr.. Van Buren,. Yet, as he compe
tent for the duties of the station he held, he re-
tanned by all the successive Democratic Commission
reorganization of the Land Office, and the employment
raised in grade and pay General Jackson reapponted
him, and many others OF his caste in politics Yet,
as this mans Federal feeling we'll known, his long
closetng with the butcher Ewing was looked upon as
ominous 10 the Democratic subalterns. Accordingly,
when his secret session over, Mr.. Ewing took
short sally to Baltimore, and on Friday ast-hangman
day-no less than thirteen Democratic clerks were set
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IN CONGRATULATIONS. 10 nIt-At Rules holden ~ {
Circuit Superior Court 81 Law and Chancery, Tor tie 'o
of Powhatan, in the Clerks Office of the said Circuit SGl
Court, from the 9Th the 0,! day Of july inclusive ~
year 1915
Hannibal Harris, Administrator Of Francis ;. sanp,'a
ceased, iilaia
against
Francis $. Smith, and Martha Smith, in her ram ~
Administrators Of WIN. Smith, deceased, h'irnfli'
The plaintiff having filed his bill against the drrniaIi,
ing for Of lis objects restrain and njoln the ot
Martha Smith, fran removing away, in any manner t
Of the slaves held by her for life, her third part 81 ~
OF her deceased husbands estate, in which the defendant
els :. Smith, has interest after her DEATH and tie 81
PENDANT. Francis :. Smith, not having entered his 3E'
and given security according 10 The Of Assembly, ad
rules OF the Circuit Court aforesaid; and IL appearing ~ >
Tory evidence, that the said Francis Smith go
ant OF this Commonwealth, the of the plant x
attorney i ordered that the said absent defendant ~ a
here on before the first day of the November tern
Circuit Court aforesaid, and the Plaintiffs bin All
security for performing such decree the Cont Ms u
herein; and that copy Of This order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published IN the city of Richmond and continue
two months successfully and that another copy posted
the front door Of the Court house Of this county.
Copy-Testc,
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NTOTICE.-An persons indebted 10 Peter Winston, j
~ Isl February, 1887, hereby requested to make IN
in Klchmoud. TIlOS. l.. BEiZE
July 81
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1,EN DOLLARS REwARD-Ran away from the SUI bscrIb.,
living miles above Goochland Court house, ms man
Tom Thomas He is stout well built man. about 40 year.
old feet or inches high of dark copper color n,csr
contenance when spoken to, and polite. lie has marx al
the recoected when he walks fast he appears limp
Had on when he oil, cotton oznabnrg shirt and pans
and yarn have doubt but he viii attempt ra;, =
frne man lie has a waiting and travelled .oo,.i
in din rent parts the State particularly abont Norfolk aud
lower country will give the above reward u delivered ne
or secured in jail. MAXIM JAMES
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IYTATTED.-A person competent TO take charge of A
w Min, running one Of bnns, in North Aab'nl, in
thy place Such one, who can furnish the necessary
ncndnfons and would like engage by the year. for Ian
nrnsa,ion viii please apply Immediately at this oce III
be at his post by the 10th Of September.
JuIy 90 ?,
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WI. :. DAScf.
July 10 ai-p-v
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

W. H. WooDLEY, Proctor and PaireH 4 y T.
July 10 r."
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Al Alexandria, Va Saturday, August a. ISL W
LOTTERY, uia>s ", for isil vii Z y.
Grand Capiais-s30, DO9, 10000, $780, 300, 500 49,"
j Of 1900, sc.
Tickets only SI0-haycs 5-guarter. ~ .t.
Certificates Of packoges Of % Whole Tickets,
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j MEDICAL DEPaRTMENr.-The Lectures in thu d,r,f
WI nrnt University commence with the general '"'
On The Is, Of Scptenber aud terminate the 18th u JUS
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26
Ndl,E'ICE.

EHENRY BRAND, Whose place ofresdences unknown Is
A hereby notified that tile 9Th day of June 1871 Robert
Nofnger filed in the Court Of Common Pleas of Tuscarawas
County, and State Of Ohio hill showing and setting forth
agreement in writing executed by the said Henry Brand the
said Robert Nofger, in which said agreement said Henry
Brand bound mseftO deed free ofa ncumbraucCs
for eighty nine Of land, diScrbedeen astle w half
of the North quarter osecOn number four
Der seven number four when the Robert Nong
should have paid the Of the purchase money pus
nn the Of said agreement and fully complied with the
conditions and puaons done and performed BY him. pursu
10 the copy Of which said written agreement ia
file with said will in said Court said bill further Charges
shows that the said Robre Nofsnger has pud the full a.
Of the purchase money for said land pursuant to te re-
quements Of said agreement and every respect fully Cam
piled with all and singular the conditions and spulaons there
In contained to be done and performed by mand that the
Henry Brandt has failed deed pursuvnt 10 his said
agreement the object and puyer of said bin ouu from
said decree that the said Henry Brundt specifically per-
form his snd agreement that such other and further relief
may he decreed good conscience and equity may require
and the said Henry Brandt hereby further notified that uness
he appear and plead demur the said bill within ak
y days after the term next aer the expiration ofhe sixty days
will apply said court 10 take the of said bill as con>
fesscd and decree thereon accordingly
F.D. LEONARD.
So. for complainant.
July z, 1871. 2G6w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26
RESPECT FOR THEIR PRESIDENT.

During the reading oft Veto Message in the Sem
ale last week several Kisses heard in the galleries,
ard Clay's Geese were arrested. On the same eve
ming mob assembled in the Portico of the Presidents
house, and insnlted the residents therein, by groans,
hsSes beating drums and kettles, and were only pro.
vented from committing violence by the presence Of the
Mayor t
We also learn that the Presidents cfigy was burn, in
Wheeling and in Wooster.
This looks we'll for the party who SO lately made
tho country ring with the name Of Tyler. Shame,
shamel
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

TURTLE INSTINCT. instinct with which
the sea turtle annually visit favorable breed
ing spot lsvety remarkable The Cayman
lses near Jamaica are yearly Gequehled by
innumerab Q shoals Of these animals, who cros
The ocean from the bay Of Honduras, d,s-
lance Of four hundred and fifty mes, without
the aid of chart or compass, and with an ac-
curacy superior TO the efforts Of human kill; it
iS affirmed that vessels which have lost their
latitude in hazy weather have stsered entirely
by the noise of the turtle in swimming. The
shore Of The CaymanS is low and sandy, and
consequently we'll adapted 10 hatch the turtle
eggS; and the rich snbmarine pastursgo around
the islands afford abundance OF nourishing
herbage, to repair the waste which muSt COS ue
ufler fomalo lays nine hundred eggs.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26
DEATH OF THE "PHYsICAL' AGENT.


On our first page we give the Veto Message of "TJ-
Ter Too,' which wo published inan Extra on Satur-
day. John Tyler has proved himself an Independent
man, regardless ofa party considerations, for which
lie will receive the thanks of every patriot lie has
taken the constitution for his guide and crushed that
dangerous institution which Henry Clay and his coad-
jutors--the Bankers, Spectators and Stockholders
would have forced upon the country.
MIR Tyler will no doubt receive full share Of abuse
from the Federal Bank organs, for not trucking to
Federal Mammon, but he has nothing to fear from them.
As far the Bank Bill n concerned he has his former
straight forward principles An approving conscience
and the whole Democracy the country 10 cheer him
on, and defend him from the attacks that may be made
upon him. And even should he bo compelled to re.
tire from the Presidential Chair before his time expiras
to escape the murderous threats already made against
his life by Federalism, he can go back to Virginia. that
mother Of Statesmen, and there live peace among his
fellow counuymon whose will he has carried out
The Veto ofthe Bank Bill may be- regarded as tho
prelude to the breaking up of the great Wing party.
With National Bank, they had hopes ofremalnng to.
gethsr, and keeping in power. Wilhoat they have
none. In the mean time, the Democracy are moving
on in solid phalanx, rejoicing at the late dsverance
from Bank rule and run and preparing to plant the
Democratic Standard in both Houses of Con,
gross, ere the Federalists can rally their broken
down forces for another Presidential campaign.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

LAzINEss AND RAsCALITY.-The Baltimore
Sun SAYS, very correctly indeed, that "Lazi.
ness ,s in truth the muls parent of Arisiocrscy;
anG pick pockets, burglars, "burnerS," mock
aUcuoneers, Justice WIlsys, and the whole
brood of thieves, knaves, bank robbers, abb
squalulstors. forgers and 'havsrs, that "maL-
ago to get along in the world" by obtaining
either Indirectly, or by direct abstraction, the
fruit of honest mems labor-all IheSe are iis
children; lsz'DesS is the sire tho pa, Sions are
The maternal parents.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

INDIAN DTSrURBANCES.-The Fayetteville
Arkansas Witness, has the following account Of dis
turbanco that took place between the Whites and Iu-
dlans near Fort Wayne:
1T appears that upon the 4th ofJuy, on account of
It's being national day, numberofthe Soldiers ofthe
Garrison were allowed the privilege of visiting the v
ase Of MaysvilIe, short distance from the Fort
Whilst hSre having INDUCED right freely in their cups
soldiers won't riot took place, in which sew
eral Of the soldiers and ndiaUs from the Chero
kse nation took part thu consequence of which was,
that Of the Indians met his death, and another was
badly wounded The soldiers concerned in this affraY
Immediately placed in tho eard>house and efforts
were made to ascertain which oftbcm 1t was who com
mited the murder, but without sIiccess Meanwhile,
the friends of the friends ofthe deceased Indian became
impatient at the delay and collecting some six or sew
en- hundred warriors, set themselves down before the
Fort threatening burn it, and massacre the garrison
unless the perpetrators instantly gwen up for pun
shmen. This, of course, the cemmandant of tue Fort
refused to do, and it was with the greatest difficulty
that number ollhe chiefm oithe nation could pres
vail upon the multitude to dessl for timo from yiO.
ence.'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

Love OF MARRIED LlFE.-The affection that
links together man and wife, is far hOllcr and
more enduring passion than the enthusiasm OF
young love. Ii may want its EorgeousnesS-
1t may want It's imaginative character, but it is
far richer in holy and lustlng attributes. Talk
not 10 us Of absence of owe in "edlOcs What
because man has ceased TO sigh like u fur
mace. are we 10 bellows that the fire is extiRcu
No! burns with STEADY and brillisu, fame;
q benign Influence spon existence, milton
times more precious and delightful than lie
cold dreams Of philosophy.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

EARLY R1srNG.-- The air in The morning is
more braOing and balmy than during any 9TH
er part of the day. Every boy or girl who
can be spared from household affairs should
be abroad with the lark and robin, inhaling it.
What will your souG or daughters be good for
ifyou allowdhem 10 be dozing, and dreaming.
and breathing carbon in close room, and
drsading to got up whom they ought to be out
brushing off tho dew drops from the flowers,
and listening 10 the minstrsls Of the orchard
and grovel 1t lie easier for child 10 lso at
Ave o'clock than at seven.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

ACQUITTED. The Washington 6 ohe says, Hem
nv H. Who who was sentenced to the penltentiary of
this District for ten years, in January 1887, on the
charge of being an accessory hs brother was charged
as the principal aud acquitted in burning the Treasury
building on the ls day ofApri 1888, has been liberia
ted by the President Of the United Staes on tho ground
of his supposed innocence, after four and half years
confinement The presiding Judge the District Attor-
ney the Foreman Of the Grand Jury who returned the
bill against him. all the Jurors in this city, who
sat on his trial. and the citizens Of this city generally,
signed petition for hiH release all being oftha opinion
now, that he was innocent of the r,nc for which he
had been convicted. We never thought he was gully;
aud SO expressed ourselves BEFORE during aud after
his tra and therefore not only signed The petition for
his release but letter to tho President stating
the reasons which induced to behave that he was n-
nocent of he crime for which he was convicted. He
was we understand, conyicted the testimony OF two
Witnesses one of whom is now in the penlenary of
Illinois, and the other is believed by many, is not en-.
titled 10 belief, on his oath.
This conviction should be a warning to Judges and
jurors to be extremely cautious in nicng severe pu>
lslment on any man without indn5ilnbe testimony
The incarceration Of this man for four years and half
and the iberating him one thousand miles from home
r we understand he resides, or rather did reside, at
Chicago, Illinois, without any pecuniary means. il g.
nOugh to drive him, from necessity to the commission
ofcrime. We are informed that he left here on foot
for Chicago with only $5 10 pay his wayl'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

"Disorder ard confusion in The currency, and the
Banking operations the country calls loudly for rel
ormaon.- Advocate.
!, this the time to talk about Reformation 2 Aiter
q Wh5 Extra Congress have sat 3 months at an OK
peuso Of $4,000 day-aItsr approDrlatng $4,000 to
furnish oiomans and gold spoons for tho Presidents
house, after giving away $500 for the services "fa
Wing President ono year alte: taking $3OOO,OOO out
of the Treasury and giving it to English Scrip holders;
after borrowing $l2 900, 600 more to pay pipe pyosi
and after taxing tea, coffee sugar, salt molasses &c.
20 cts OH the dolIa after you've done all ths,i noa
pretty time to talk about Reformationl Take care, the
people don't call you to account when they are cal
led on TO foot the bills already charged in those "New
Books against the 'Reformers."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

MIEW LABELS FOR tho Brandleh Pill Boxes.
In These labels are Of The most costly and at the
same time most ingenious style. The Top label
has over ninety thousand lines upon which is made TO
represent the most minute nett work. The lower part
of The box is very prey designed, and contains an
innumerablo number of waved lines. And these words
-'see that labels on this box agree with those on the
cercae; no others genuine. The side Of the box
is beautifully engraved, and contains the following
caution, NOS Brandreth Pills are genuine unless ,he
box tins three Of fac-simile signature upon it.'' IN
very handsome is. also. Entered rrcorene 10 act Of
Congress, in hel year lS4l, by b. Brandrsih, n ihe
Clerks office Of the District Court of the Southern Dis.
trct of Now York
AugustlS, 1sAl a2k
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

from CatskiIl, [s1 nles) in boats with music. ranspa-
rences, banners, Sc and oined very large prOces-
son in Hudson. The compliment will be returned by
the Hudson people on Monday night. A steamboat ha,
been chartered, aud Messrs Sos, johnson and Hall of
the Washington Soceiy of New York, and Stainsbury
ofNewark have been Iocuring here Sloat has gone
to Cairo, Johnson CalsIiil S,ainsbuy TO Stockport
and Hall to PonghkOepsie The cause is rapdly ad>
yancng."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26
TEMPERANCE.

correspondent, writing from hudson, to The New
York Post. says Great excitement prevails in tho
North River towns il regard to the temperance cause.
A most extraordinary change has akon place in Hud-
son, one third ofthOpeople Of this beautiful city have
signed the pledge; the meeliags have been held daily in
the street at ruOc plsess,as well at The court house,
avas number OF the consumers ofardsnt spirits have
joined the teoIolaers and some liquor dealers have a.
bandoped tho traffic in intoxicating liquors. On TuesS
day night last, temperance society came to Hudson