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Nav III

NOR SALE the Estate Dan river, which now reside
This Estate may be truly called valuable and is IN lg state
Improvement II consists of 452 Of Low Grounds and
High Land. II has Brick House Of the largest size
in hs part u the STATE ind every building essential to the ac-
commodaton Of family and necessary 10 cropping
l. useless eSpatiae the value Of such an estate as
every disposed buy will be inclined 10 look aud examine
himself and invited do. The of sale will be COM
mncarI those disposed buy by the who
rally home and will be always ready either hy himself or his
clerk show premises who wishes them
This Estate known by the Of the Berry Hill Estate not
previously sold privately will be offered for SALE to the highest
bidder auction ihr 4th day OF October with all the
pershabe property belonging 10 The Estate. ,.,o..
EDWARD c. CARRINGT0N.
l--tuC,
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TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES County, April Cont lsil
i Stephen Hooper, William Holman, Robt f. Moselcy, Mar
maluke Gunnaway John Anderson, aud -Ter creditors OF
Lion +. Hooper deceased, Plaintiffs:
against
Hooper, widow, Henry and Ben Hooper, infant
children and John w. Wilson, Administrator with the VIII an
eyed of the snid Lion F. Hooper, deceased Defendants.
This this day 10 be further heard on the papers
formerly read and the report Of the Commissioner John W.
Wilson, of the day Of and TO which there is no excep-
on and further argued by COUNSEL On consideration
whereof and Court approving the said report doth confirm
the plaintiffs BY counsel, doth fur
adudge order and decree, that the said John W. Wilson,
do proceed 10 ascertain and the number Of debts due from
the Hooper decreased persons, BY
bond BILL and the amount thereof respectively, ana
report with NIL specially stated
pertinent by himself required TO be stated by either
Of the parties. Copy-Teste,
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IN cHANCERY-In powhn,an conn,y Coall AfI"


lS4l sd
Elizabeth Holman, widow OF Henry Holman ae d rI,ks
Jane iinnncn,, William Holman, Samuel Pleasan sarah
his wife, formerly Elizabeth Holman James hoa .,r.h
year, widow Of Joseph Puryear, deceased, iotm of,
man, Edwin Holman, and Porter Fays and MallG lla5
merry Matilda Holman,
against ,..,.,.tr,ia
John II. Holman, in his right, and as hSr p.ne
Henry Holman, deceased, Edwin Holman, Executor f,-
Holman, deceased, and Philip Deana and aar! m
Mary Holman, 49, t,er:.
The plaintiffs this day filed their bill asans, W. Hrrr
pray ing for settlement and division q the a and
man, deceased; AMI defendants. Philip DEAN .,art
wife NOT having entered their appearance and gwen
cordlng To the Of Assembly and ts !Ges ." be, ar
appearing, the satisfaction o! lie .vsil . c,5c l "
hahtants Of this Comn.oEweaiih On The moue" Ii. So
IL Is Ordered that the said Philip Deane ana ~, -
appear here ON or before the first Monday 10 'u % .l
sw er the bill aforesaid and give security for @ ii
cree n the Court may make heren and thai 5 ,le
be forthwith inserted newspaper pnpI.,rr,
Richmond and continued for two months ' hyl.s
another copy be posted the front door OF the eo'
county. Copy-lesNi WV DAN
W. l!i-AN
Anfil
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Circuit Superior Court Of I.aw and CInncey, O.
~ and held for Essex county, nj the Court house, IN ~
mock, on Friday, the 3Vh day Of October, Isio: ,.
Walter Jones, Arc
against
Landun Warrington, Az
This this day 10 be heard npon the ir1l'
the record Of the proceedings in the County Count = -
consideration whereof, and the arguments o. CoIn'e
heard, il Is adudged by the Court that the decree prom.
this cause by the said County Court the l7th day
bcr 1899, in favor OF the appellee, against the appellant
Gus, ard that the be reversed and annued and y
appellant recover against the appellee his costs, by nm
In the prosecution Of this appeal and supersedras n
Their proceedings To be- had therein; and that the Court
Gliding any other matter thing than what follows, de
order and Decree tha, of the Commissioners q W.
audit state and settle mutaa! account 0: a.! matter
between the appellant and appellee, growing oIt O ~
transactions between them; and that the said Comm
report thereof together with any special matter ,eme"
by himself or which may required by either pat! 10 Z
Copy-Teste, ! r.
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Pine street and Nassau, in the neighborhood of the
custom-house, present every morning singular ap,
pearance. Crowds of people seen standing with
anxious faces, comforting together entering the custom
house or coming out Oft or looking wstfully at the
doors and Windows of the building. They are men who
expect TO be placed in Office by the collector MIR.
Curtis. Some famous political orators, renown
ed singers in Tppecunoe clubs, some have given mo-
ney for election expenses have speculated in Ii.
thographlc cities, some have lost money by planting
mulberry trces-a in short have served their country
in one way another and deserve reward from its
gratitude.
MIR. Curtis appears to be deficient in sympathy for
these patriots To get rid of them and their mportnni-
ties he has posted up placard this morning giving
them understand that they need not give themselves
any further trouble in calling upon him personally, in
asmuch such of them appointed to office will
receive due notice of the fact.
IL y. E. Post MN | l.
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An persons interested cause hereby
titled that shall proceed take The ordered by The
above decree my house. in the county Of Cumberland
ON the s,h day Of June ls4 hereby furthermore
quired present claims against said Lion E. Hooper, de-
to support the same my hands will be distributed
AFTER the report made conveniently can be- and per-
claims presented and reported will be thereby
deharred from participation in said fund -
May lllS-w4wl NO W. WILSON
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JAMES ROY MIcoU, J.
OrricE. IT


The parties interested the foregoing order afe ~
have appointed the 2lnd day OF June 10 tase w
ordered they therefore required 10 attend, a. y! N
Tappahannock, that day, with all necessary p1pe'
testimony 10 enable me 10 settle said accounts. 49, d
WAS. II. PuRKINs, Com. c. S. {. = : :. TN fi.-vt
Anril % -
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CASE OF nj LEoD We learn from the New York
papers that nj Leods Counsel prepared to ask FOL
his liberation the ground that the act charged was
authorized by the British Government. The Attorney
General demurred and one of the Judges being absent
the argument was postponed. Nj Leod has made an
affidavit that he was not engaged in the burning Of the
Caroline, and accompanies it with letter from MIR
Fox avowing the authority of the British Government
for the seizure and demanding the release OF the pr
soner On this head the New York Express says
"On the part of the people, demurrer is inter
posed contending that this is question for jury, whe
Their or the acting under such orders exonerated the
prisoner from the charge OF murder. The question be
fore the Supreme Court therefore is one of law, whe
Their the case, under the circumstances can be submit
ted TO a tribunal Of the State of New York.
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Iisiters to the annual Examination Of Cadets, at tn
Military .7c0demy

pisiters TO the annual Examination Of Cadets, at Il
Military academy.
Names of the gentlemen invited by the Secretary
War; 10 attend the examination Of the Cadets of III
Military Academy, 10 commence on the first Monda
in June next, at West Point, New York:
CORRECTED LIST.
c. B. Hadduck ESQ.,, Of New Hampshire.
Chas Davies, Esq, of Connecticut.
DR.. Levi Wheaton, of Rhode Island.
Gen. Pierre Van Cortland, Of New York.
Chas Augustus Davis, Esq, Of New York.
Major Gen. s. Alexander, of Pennsylvania.
John l.. Gov, Esq, of Pennsylvania.
John How Peyton, Esq, of Virginia.
Hodijah Meade, Esq, of Virginia
Hon Hugh S. Legare, of S. Carolina.
Asbury Hull, Esq, of Georgia.
Col John Miller, Of Kentucky.
l.. r. Williamson, Esq, Of Tennessee.
Rev John Breckenridge, ID. ID, Of Louisiana.
Capt. D. Hunter, of Illinois.
Col. John O'Fallon, of Missouri.
Jesse Turner, Esq, of Arkansas.
II Large
Dr. Gerard Troost, of Nashville University.
Professor 0. NJ. Mitchell, of Cincinnati College
Professor VIM. Ruggles Columbia College, d. {.
Com. Chas. Stewart, of the U. S. Navy.
Com. T. APP Catesby Joues, of the U. s. Navy.
Brig. Gen. A. Eustis, Of the U. S. Army.
Col S. Thayer, of the u. S. Engineers.
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United STATES BANK.

sour glory is jaded."-The developments made by
the Committee Of Investigation which has for some
months been oiling through the affairs of the Bank
the U. S., have astonshed every one who has reae
them The letters of Mr.. Bidde, late President o.
the institution, have greatly increased the wonder
which every one must feel. The Importance Of these
documents will claim for them the diligent scru
tiny of the people, and we shall not feel satisfied
with the attention we nre at present enabled to be
stow on them. Our purpose at present is TO remark
that violent contest IS now going on between Mr
Biddlc and the committee before mentioned, who, wt
suppose, have the support of the present board o! d
rcclors. So far have read, the question seems
be, not who is in the right, but who is most IN In,
wrong' To the people this is a small matter; no"
that they have no longer any interest in the Bank ane
that s power PROSTATE; but the lesson is Of use FOL
the future government of the connses of the Govern
ment on the great question ola National Bank.
The rc-establishnent of Bank Of the I. s. vii!
unquestionably, form The principal topic Of discussion
before the called session, about 10 assemble The
developments Of the old concern a fearful sci o.
documents for the friends Of National Institution
That such power in the hands of few men is mos
dangerous Government need hardly be insisted
on-hat it has been and will be corrupty managed,
now almost demonsirated-that the rewards il car
hold out to politicians, TO cities and to States, will pro
duce fearful influence on the counsels Of the ap
preaching Congress- are fully prepared to witness
l.niUed9triHe +. JHi0n
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/ GEORGE FITZHCGH & JNo. TAYLOR THopyrox
" ToRsrY, AT LAW, Port Royal, Yirgnia viii N.Y.
Iary in the County and Superior Courts Of Caroline K Z:
Westnoreland and Essex and in the Superior nur ~
vana George Fitzhugb has been practising in most AZ
named Courts for many years past. "e ~.
Port Royal, Both March, ls4l. ,,s
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.
The following is the general result Of the election

The delegation from this Stale STANDS The same as
in the last Congress- Messrs. Boyd and Butler are
Democrats.
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OFFER for sale this most desirable situation and raua
Land situated in the county Of King George
gina the bank Of tho Potomac River at ooes Did Ferry
bounded North South by Of land belonging 10 The
heirs Of the late John ooe Washington containing about one
thousand This Land lies leYe-has abundance
timber and all c0nventnccs fur farming purposes
and the accommodation Of large famy-such houses Of ali
kinds Of which will enumerae VIZ: large and spacious
stables will hold twenty horses and large
spacious harms with first rate rhreshng machines
quarters will accommodate sixty negroes seine house; fish
house. No estate in this provided
Barnesiei There would be nothing for purchaser 10 do
active farming operations; and facilities
and nsnes Of Twin. attached TO this place from river
unsurpassed Fish, oysters, &c. can be taken all times in
abundance and herring fishery the bottom the yard
have made hauls from 50 to IS 900 henss family
invite purchasers come examine judge themselves aud
make up their opinion SOIL location prospect (which
beautifully improvements and advantages. would give long
credit upon Inc sale OF Barnesed-en years or more the
purchaser should require it, Payments required
na instruments with good and sufficient security Ia enforce the
punctua performance thereof. would sell Waterloo
tanning between s0J and 900 situated ri
YER four miles from Barnes-d. Ny interest Waterloo
Estate fee the death Of ;Irs Sally A. Washington.
ABRAM BARNES HOOE.
BarneSfpld.
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ON the 10th day OF January there was committed 10 H.,
~ Isle Of Wight county, Negro Man, who hi.,t y
liam Bagwell, aud says he is q free '' !"
The said negro is about twenty five year, Of age d,,L
on six feet hsh has good sci of teeth >unkr =
in answering has wild look out Of his eyes and h. , II
much Scared by the lash; had on when committed Ia IN
bombazne ock pair Of striped sattinet patalo y
old figured silk vest
The above named negro came into this county with ma,
ling hjmsef Bafour. The Of the negro Requested
ply with the law by JOHN ; LATTnOgP
JaiiOr cf Isle Of Hirl, CO.." ,.
Mareho
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Barnesfield, January, le4l.

NOTICE-Pursuaht to the provisions Of Deed of Trust
curd by John Sheppard 10 the subscribers bearing date
the 81 Of March, 1884, and recorded in the Clerks Office of Hen
rico County Court shall proceed 10 SELL the highest bidder
the PREMISES for cash SATURDAY, the 9Th day August
Tract OF Land wherein the said John A. Sheppard
resides lying county Of Henrico Chcksomny Swamp
and containing 2i5 adjoining the lands Of BowIs
deceased and John Sheppard. The title said
ieved ndsputabe but shall convey only
Is vested in Us by virtue OF said trust deed.
JAMES s. RYALI,
ALFRED WINSTON, 'us'fe"
April % uf-laf2mwiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-18

u ETWEEN John Earleys Union Coffee House and X Il (
We would take this late opportunity Of thanking the pub
avors received the I'VE years II not design
establish through the press but 10 do By tEl
tisacfion all who call upon which we consider ~ r.
able Other basis and OF which glad g kuaS
been almost universal.
design pursue the At this ir, aLt
the future. All goods sold by that do mol please y ri
color, make fashion otherwise can ~ fehi"a
the money reiundcdprov ded. the shall not hiit +
worn. We have This time a Large stock Il not afte
anv in the Stale line Of business and would cspee
yitr the economist give call before purchasing, and
himself and If prices not pronounced a u" y
than any other In the city, shall be very much ecr't
trimming the customer furnishing the CLOTH and pants al :.
sold for SlI and Vests Shirts, Drawers Handkerchief
vas Storks Suspcnders Socks, Gloves and Collars OF ai
and qualities and all other articles usually kept by toir
which determined u sell low for cash. and re4Lt'
public caliand whether they want Ia uy not
lr al Goods warranted.
- BRASSAS & q.
Ricbp,ond Jrpe g--Wh.
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r AW NOTICE.-The undersigned attends regularly ~
IL ror Courts of Law and Chancery IN the counties If
Buckingham Nelson Augusta and Greene, and al the r
Abemare. ~ Office in Charlottesville
Refererees.-H. w. & J. j. Fry s. Co., F. & j. : JAM.
Jacquelin Taylor & Co. j. w. Dibrell Co., d. AndrIs
Peyion Deane Edwards, VIM H. Mcfarland, Be,r,y .
d. W. Leigh, Esq, Jas Lyons, ESD, Richmond IA. N,
Rves, Esq, .8ibeacre Henry A. Wise, Esq, 7eecm4cG =
JOHN II. GiLYea
March, 1871. l0l ~
NJ The Whig will please copy. -.
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EMPORIUM OF FASliiOS-Mrs. n. james solicit, Inc !
II of the ladies Of Richmond and lis vicinity Ia .
assortment Of Millinery Just received from New York
ton consisting Of Bonncs, Caps. Ribbons Flowers e. u
large assortment Of Chdreas Dresses, from lnoah
years-and begs further recommend 10 their notice yae.
very elegant French Corset which, for and
not be surpassed in the United States.
MRS. R. JAMES, MILLINERY Store, siotio, nm
Lately occupied BY ID. ). GorJanG,i a. M .
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Richmond, June g. lslO.

DEKMIT place Piano Forte IN Your house UPON "
my risk; and, if II SUITS you keep it-other"lse ~
It before paying for II.
will ask The above named privilege and shall con.i'
favor Of such persons DESTROYS Of purchasing fea
Piano Fortrs An individual wanting valuable an af :
Piano certainly would accept Of such offer a. me cir
+. r. NASH. P,tasbp'f, /.
The following my Agents III Richmond Of when 4.
be had-They receive their supplies direct non
York: J. w Randolph < Co.. Booksellers, MAN ,irt''
Bassin Professor Of Singing ITO be found by Application
Perscos SCHOOL,
May .I.-N'
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DIAPER! PAPER The Franklin Manufacturing Con-
L Richmond have hand good asssortuen, ~
Cap, Blank Book, Medium, Printing and other Paper 81 II
kinds, which they believe will bear Comparison m or,
price with the work OF any similar establishment N t
They therefore with confidence solicit the patronage II
mer friends and the public generally, and read, i. 49,,
ders for any description Of paper that may br desirtd yl
can furnish reasonable notice They request thai IN ~.
other communications may be addressed either 10 her H.
Messrs James Sizer Son, 10 Mr. John Richards Sgr
ent NJ the Paper Mill.
Richmond Sent. 4, 1910. Ri,
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IN Observation-Disclosures Rules held ~ ~ ~
Office OF Essex Circuit Superior Court Of Law and ,ai
the ih day Of March, leil
James Owen, Mary {. Owen, Cordea A. Owen and ~
Owen, the three last infants under the Of twenty "
by James Owen, their friend James Durham aud ~
A. his wife, and others, FIH'
against -
James Allen, James w. Banks, James Wright John v.
and William A. Wright Trustee certain deed MAJ: Y =
Owen and Mary his wife Of the first paf, tie .ald NlS@
Wright Of the second par and Ccy b. Alien oI me HHa w
The defendants, John U. Waring end James W BANS.
having entered their appearance, and given security &C
TO the net Of Assembly and the rules Of tins Court ana
ing by satisfactory evidence that the said defendants a
hRbitants of this State On the motion of the plaInn. y
sel, II Is ordered that the said defendants John v l-
James w Banks appear here the frs, Monday - lihr
being Rule day. and the plaintiffs bill, ani 'ha
of this order be- forthwith inserted in SOM ne"spa"'
in the city Of Richmond, town of fredcgicS-hnfs - =
weeks successfully and tha; another copy eeo: v PEI,
the front door Of the Court house u tis COUNTY,
A Cupy-Teste
JAMES Rol MICoU, JR., OK. Z. c. s ! !.
April 6 IT,
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r AW SCHOoL.-ludge CLEMENT DORSEY, oc thr =,
- dicia district Of Maryland having located him, Il
village Of Badensburg, city Washington w
first Monday in May neat, open Law School.
He will have almost daily intercourse with the stut,r,
Tile az instruction will also embrace the law AMI
Sims Of those States from whence the students shall com.
The village of ladenshurg Is within few miles tic g
at Washington healthy, and contains very moral popalo
the students will have opportunity Of aendn. tn 4
and selecting models Of eDluencc from the ami
gushed OF Congress and bar vi the Supreme Cont
The necessary expenses for hoard n the boarding
tuition fee " III not exceed, for the year. $3.50.
Reference may he had 10 those members of Congr...
served with Judge Dorsey in Congress between l ana J
March L. La
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SPRING DRY GOODS.
NEW EAsuInNARIE Avn cnrA

Liberty, 18th April, 1911.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-26

onj be GIT very mat" "Wry dd'o,
you let hin g? he vas 50 rrgblenc ]
be would have run OF into the woods -
"Oh, de tiveI,--no, no! III have let
60 his tail it would be bad busness.'-
"WeIi. what did you do with him2'-
"Vell, say go along to mine horses,
and | drives him home, and my son JAG
takes up de axe and knocks hum on dc
head" The distance he drove the "var,
mint" was over three miles: During
the fight he beIabored the animal so IN
mercifuIy with his cart whip that he
became conquered, and only attempted
once n turn upon the wagner in the
whole distance st L0ais Pcaaat.
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THE WORLD BANKRUPT.

The whole world is bankrupt or nearly
So Iu England, the MIni-Ity are about 10
cali a new Parliament, in order to in,
crease the revcnue France finds her.
sell deficient SI8 OGO 900. Austria oh.
miued loan OF SI75O0O,O O,O00- Russia,
Prussia, Spain and Portugal are in the
utmost pGcunlary difficulty, and would all
borrow money it they could, Turkey
aud Bug,um have obtained loans, and
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AUTU MN.

'Tis autumn-paIe autumn!-tho woods
are decaylng,
Pomona exhibits her bright golden
store,
Deep crimson and yellow the woods arc
displaying,
While drops the green vine by the
cottager's door.
Autumn is with usagain. We feel a
change in the atmosphere we see a
change in narure-and something whs-
pers in the "sweet Sabbath Of tho year."
that change is the lot Of all things, and
that decay is ever silently busy in her
work Of destruction. 1t is delightful
and yet SOLDERING, to wander over the
fading fields on a mild October's day
when the descending sun throws goI-
den ustre through the crimson and yei-
low stained forest, and sheds q mellow
light on the distant landscape. There
is such peace, such quletness, and such
beauty around the death bed of nature,
that person cannot out pause and med
itate upon the scene and feel hope ris.
ing in his bosom, that when he is about
to leave this world, he may also depart
calmly, resgnedIy, and in the midst Of
glory.
Dow, JR.
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THE "PIRATICAl." CAROLINE.


Sir Allen McNab has published in the
Toronto Herald the suboined card,
which he requests may be inserted n all
the Canadian papers:
A Card. Sir Allen McNOb requests
that all persons who were directly con-
cerned in the capture and destruction Of
the piralical steamer "CaroIne,' will
forward to him, at Dandurn, with the
least possible delay, their address, place
Of residence, profession or calling, and
. age and if hey had suffered any loss in
consequence Of their share in that ex
plot, to be good enough to state the
same; and also to furnish any other par.
ticulurs they may desire 10 communicate
relating thereto
October 90, 1871.
Perhaps We may look for some notice
on the part ofthe British Government Of
the officers and men who participated in
the daring exploit Of capturing and burn
ing an unHrmed steamboat. England
has not dgested the a1'ront which she
considers was put upon her when her
sovereignty was arrajgned in The per-
son of Mcleod before an American jury.
-BdltimOre American.
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A minisloTing angel thou"

Money Affairs. The Baltimore Pat.
riot says: Private letters from New
York and Boston, state, that the money
market IN those cities is becoming quite
tight on account Of The continued and 10.
creaSina demand for specie upwards Of
Sir billions Of Dollars having been
shipped off within the last two months
Spanish dollars are quoted at premium
of 7aS per cent. for shipment TO India
and elsewhere