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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22
IN HANCERY-yIRcrylA-In Notoway County Court, aId

IN CHANCERY.-yIRcryiA:-InN onway County Court 3d
j November, Iail:
R.ng Robertson, William Robertson Iiteion T. Robertson,
Sally Watson formerly Robertson, widow Of jain Watson de-
ceased Ann D. Robertson, Mary w Robertson 1hma o. bear
ing and Jna A. his wife formerly Julia A. Robertson Mary To
brr.on widow Of William Robertson. dccrased Allen Robert
Pacha l. Robertson Peter u. Rouert.on, Mary Waon,
formerly Rohertson and wife Of wifed Watson deceased ad
John Roberts and Dolly his wife, formerly Dolly Robertson
against Plaintiff:
Maoye W. Robertson and H. R. Anderson, Executors ~.
cher Robertson, deceased and their rights Jun A. o
ertson James H. Robertson, VIM A. Robertson, Henry C. Jn
nngs and Macy bis wife, formerly Mary Robertson. aud Buai
Harrison and Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza Robertson, Wilm
Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Robertson Jo-rh
Robertson Daniel Robertson ard Mcdaniel ard Wealthy
his wife, formerly Robertson Edward Robertson Yelvron
cthera children Of James D. Ruberson 4reese
Defendants:
This day the plaintiffs, by their Counsel and .d her
bill defendants, aud the defendants, Joscph RGi
SON. Daniel Robertson, Mcdaniel and Wealthy his VIE,
Yeveon Robertson aud the children Of James d. Robertson.
deceased VIII sc names are Unknown and Burwe H. Harrison
and Eliza his wife having entered tr appearance and g.
security according tie ~ Assembly and the ic IL
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
Inhabitants cunIry ordered, Thai the said
defendants do appear here the FIRST day nf the February
Of this Court and bin pf tie plaG. and af
tia order pub
iehed In The city OF Richmond for months snccsssey aHd
posted the frcnt door o Court this county
Copy-Teste,
F. PITZGERALD, C. {.
Nov III st--weS
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RrPuDI,1los-The Wings have made great cIamor
about reputation, charging The origin Of the doctrine
upon the Democrats This, like most Of their other
cusaons, turns out on investigation, 10 be unounded
The Illinois Stale Register has shown that the doctrine
of reputation introduced into that State by the
Wings before il broached in Mississippi; that IT
sanctioned by reports Of Wing committees Of both
Houses OF the Illinois Legislature, and by the two
Houses themselves, which at that time both Wing
In the of $50 40 the Judiciary Committees,
composed in the Senate Of FIVE Wings, viz: Davidson,
Harrison, Browning, Little and Thomas, and one De-
tnocra viz Turney; and in the House of eight Wings,
viz: Webb, Roman, Jarrolt Hardin, Baker, McCutch
en- Fisk and Craig, and but Democrat, viz: French,
reported joint reputation resolutions, which were
adopted by both Houses. They were, however, after
wards reconsdered by House, yet the blow was al
ready struck which ruined the credit Of The State.
The following are the resolutions:
Rtsoirtd, by The General Assembly Of the State Of
Illinois, Tina; the contract made in London, on the
a2nd day Of August, 1880, by Moses M. Rawlings and
Charles Oakley, Fund Commissioners Of the State OF
Illinois, with John Wright, Banker Covent Garden,
London, behalf Of himself and partners, for thr
ypo,hecaon Of Illinois State Bonds, to the amount Of
million and half Of dollars, is not such contract
is warranted by the laws Of this State, but is in d
rect contraven!ion OF the very laws eced and refer
red to in the contrac. That the said Wright entered
INTO said contract with the laws before him, and that
therefore, as between said Wrigh, and Company, and
the State Of Illinois, the said conrac! is not either
rny or legally binding.
Resulted, That much Of the contrac, made by NJ
n. Rawlings and Charles Oakley. Fund Commission
If the Stale Of Illinois, the 22d Of August. $780,
with Thompson Il Formau, iron merchants, London
authorizes State Bonds TO be delivered TO them by
Wright & Co. security tor the price of railroad
iron purchased of said Thompson & Fornan, is moi
made in conformity with lave, and is hereby REPupiA
TED.
Rtsorcd, That the contract mndc By NJ NJ. Raw
'ngs and Charles Oakley, Fund Commissioners Of the
State OF Illinois, with John Drlafeld, Banker, New
York, The 9TH day of May, $780, FOR the sale of 233
State bonds for $1,000 each, is made in conformity
with law, and is hereby rcpudiattd.
R,sorta, That the Secretary of State be directed TO
to transmit 10 John Wright, Thompson ~ Forman and
John Dsla6ed respectively, copies of The foregoing
re resolutions Ptnnsutran;an
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY.-The SIKH Annual Session Of
this Academy sgi the 2d January next.
der the direction 81 the subscriber who will be aided in the in
icon IF The School by Mr.. Joseph Kay, a. b., graduate Of
William and May-wbo during his collegiate that In
sutlon acquitted himself in highly satisfactory
the faculty. wne testimonials Of his literary aannlcns aud
moral standing afford ample guarantee Of his fitness dis
charge efficiently the duties of an instructor
The OF instruction will embrace the Latin Greek and
French Languages Natural Moral and Mental Philosophy,
Elements OF Chemistry Arithmetic Geometry Algebra Plain
and Spherical Tgononcy, Analytical Geometry Practical nr
veyng aid ouch branches constitute sound liberal English
Education.
The object aimed in the plan OF instruction will be- i'm
par. by unremng eyertons, and radical know
ledge OF The uteeis which the students may be di.
reced him entering College credaby for
engaging in active business.
The situation is remarkably healthy and possesses ad-
vantaces for the moral training Of youth.
The year will be divided sessions, Of Eve months
EACH and The entire expense Of the session exesp candes WIZ
he and deduction made for absence after entrance Tor
O. WHITE.
Address-Flectwood Academy, King Queen.
Dec. 90 67-HGwtf
ID EMOVAL-Tte subscriber bias removed the Store
IL y oeenpcd by B. Abbott nearly opposite A. Duva Co.
". IL HARRISON.
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Unjust SALE Of LAND by virtue Deed Of Trust
cued the subscriber by Francis = Godscy in his fme
for certain purposes therein mentioned and Of Record IN Giles
teed Ccks Office will he sold to the highest bidder, nj Ches
terrified house. the 9Th day Of January next 1873,
certain parcel Of Land in The said deed mentioned, con-
tanning hundred acres, he the or Iess.
N H. The Land will hp sold subject lie right al dow
of The widow Of the said Godey, and selling Trustee,
shall convey only such title vested trust deed
aforesaid, which, with exception, il undoubtedly gnCd
DANIEL d. G0OpE, Trustee.
G5-wds
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WAREHousIYG SYsTEa.-At meeting Of the Phila
dolphin Board Of Trade, held on Wednesday evening
i, was resolved to memorabilia Congress IN favor OF
adopting the warehousIng system and a committee was
appointed 10 prepare memorial.
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pIASO FORTE yyARE-HOI

FTAsO FUKIE W NHE-HUtSE.
THE subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated
nuiactory Of Nunns Clark, New York, elegant and plan
Piaro Furtes possessing improvements, and tat
eicacy Of and oftone peculiar TO their
nuactnrc.
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise In general.
Piano Fors rcpaed tuned, let hire, and taken in
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
largest collection Of Music offered for sae II hi,
State may the the subscriber, Who
eEabled the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
ard retail prices.
Those purchasing sell again will be furnished upon better
terms than they can lind elsewhere in the State.
=. II. TAYLOR,
Parno F.rt,nn Hu1e Sfor,. opposite Bark
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CARU RICHARD ID. SANXAY, Beos Binder and Bark
~ Book .Hanau-er, presents s respects - his frmer
TONER'S and his Indebtedness Their for Their very
liberal patronage for the last "a years
II has been his misfortune by train Of caamiies incident 10
both and manufacturer lose The avals Of Tie bong
period alluded aud b- determination
tce 10 his crecs h" surrendered his oil the rOig
tools of his profession"
By kind aid Of few friends he has enabled
tools suitable for the prosecution of Book binding al IL
branches and determined by has annna! ertrfon
work unsurpassed point Of brau and durability AIRY
city, lie with confidence calls upon his former friends and M
their OF the general quality of his work ard
Materials he need only refer the fact that they have been
use in various Bank ing Institutions Court Offices Pub aso
and Societies throughout the state for series VI
and given, D. far learned. general satisfaction.
Relying upon the kind feeling. OF those for whom lie hrs
long ard faithfully worked, be in addition their
ley VIII exercise their influence recommending l
friends
Books reLnd, and Blank Books furnished ruled any
pattern ami bound in any desirable style
TO cid customers aud the public generally beg leave
say that they furnished viii. stationery every drr
tom, Of superior quality and al low prices by Nr A.
LYONS ani Bookseller, who occupies Store rner
nd-ry door below the China and Glass Store OF NJ
James Evans, Richmond, Va.
Oct.2 45-wilJ
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF sLAvEs.-By virtue Of /, !.
~ County Court # Hanover on the "a
day of November 1872 the undersigned Commissioner sn.rs
appointed for that will SELL at public 10 IN
highest bidder at Taylosvlle, on the Richmond
and Potomac Railroad In the county Of Hanover ond
second day OF January next II fair If not the next al
day, credit Of Elk MONTHS except for 50 much Ne
c-ssary pay Of suit and expense Of SALE which
paid cash. eight Negro Slaves consisting two NJ
men, about forty years old The other about twenty-five III
balance boys and ss from twelve TO eighteen years an
very likely aud under gobj Characters.
The purchasers will required 10 give bonds with anD,oy.
security for the credit payments
FRANCIS BLUNT, Commissioners.
Dec. 8 t.-w,t,
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MR.. WISE respectfully informs the citizens Of Richmond and
ll the public ecnemy that his Main street doors
below Bell Tavern where he will be happy To attend TO all
orders his line lie will also, II required 60 10 any part OF the
city where his services waEted.
Persons wishing procure Sprcacles TO have glasses
fitted frames informed that they he suited with
and and suited TO which
determine BY inspection of their The glasses which
he furnishes will IL hold their power Of vision from
five eight years From his knowledge Of the science of Optics
the suitable orany Persons with
eyes supplied with ich will greatly bene
and sran the 'sh also rctaces for near sighted
persons who have been operated upon Tor cataract o!
the
Ills Microscopes will magnify objects FIVE thousand ,mes.
Reference is made TO the foHoring l.tttrs
RICHMOND, Sept. g. 1870.
have frequently laboring
under defective Mr. wise for relief and always with
Wise keeps extensive assortment Of Srecacle
and Optical instruments. and lie thoroughly understands the ad
tie defects in vson ndeed he has
made the science Optics and Optical special
public desire Cataract glasses of TO-
for THEN patients, be supplied by Mr. W. upon the most
reasonable terms.
Pref Of yfnaomy and Physiology in The Med Dpdrfne1; u
Hampdn SIdHey Collage
Mr. Wise worthy patronage from long and per
ssvering perec; himself in the knowledge Of Opcs
BE maid particular attention 10 the adaptation Of glasses
the defects OF VISION frequent opporu Of Witnessing
the his efforts this way has induced give him
a certificate Of qualification.
All rIassrs suited eyea uron which operations
performed will 10 aided in getting buck lost far ar6
''A' 'l'-'' ~ - EDw'D n. CARMICHAEL, NJ D.
Country Msrhln allowed !issl distsaRt Wholesale pur
ebases.
ispt0 4a-Nan
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r AWRgNCEVlLLE FEMALE SEMINARY This Sc coi i.
II established in Lawenceye Brunswick county, Virginia
has been in successful operation during the PAST year.
he continued under the Of Sir and Mrs. Wordsworth who
have had several in teaching ladies' The
academic year divided into two OF ye months -
The Winter will commence tie i.h Of January,
Summer term the day Of July. The course o education
will be thor ush and the subjects OF study illustrated h n,
lectures Philosophical Apparatus will he procured early
possible and of lectures and experiments, Hrse
principles OF Natural Philosophy will be given lr the benefit n
ladies' The Rev. Mr. caseman Will favor School
with lectures upon Mural Philosophy and Evirrc-s Chf
any Composition will receive special attention evening
each week. The ynuug ladies Ill reside IN r Morrison, f.
miy with the teachers, where they will be treated p1tcn
kindness and socude During the hours az relaxation from
study such innocent In themselves srr
promote health, and Inrisote the VIII n
encouraged R0ad, 81 five months. " III be SIS T.
In English branches from S2 50 s5 Latin rench
Instruction in Music the Piano. S; Of tie d,
sirument, go so.
Rccrenees.-Rev. T. T. Casteman, Rev. SIR Claiborne Pro-
frssor Browne, Mr.. Peter TnnbulI Robert D. Turhg er
Dr. Henry Lewis, Edward B. Hicks, Esq john L. SEe:. Ed
Nr Richard ID. Powell, Mr.. Harrison eartwel and NJ Csr
neville; Mr. George Soue Brunswic Hon Jaal.
H. Ghoscn, aud Thomas Ghoson ESQ., Petersurs; Eln ard
R. Climbers ESQ., 30, dton; Capt W. sadtox Mr. NlclIl.
Davis and Capt Sylvanus lngrahan, Lunerbug Mr. Samuel
Pryor, Dinwdde; Rev. Sir. Hodges Williamsburg; Rev. j. H.
Morrison. Buckingham.
Nov, - 5s-w,Qs
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J1DUGATIOy.-Ihs School will he continued the en,uln
II year. al my resi- ence about and aif miles So,
of Gnrdonsye the Charlottesville road The ~
strcon will the usually taught branches Ena
operr with the Latin and Greek languages. Mr. Cale,
Taiafero will continue instructor whose experience and n
should induce confidence with those who ay pairon
the School, The sessinns will be Of the usual length cone
ing Tie 18th of January For board and tuition SGD ever
thing furnished by the subscriber WIN. CoWHEsD
Nov. - 59-e.!SJ
n-z- TILE RELIGIONS Herald will COPY as above.
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ceorge IN. WAal,, SARAH r. Wya,t and Edna Wyalt,


The defendant, George W. Wyatt having entered his APP
pcarance and security, according the of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court and Appearing BY satisfactory ev
deGce that he Is not nhabant Of this conI IL i ordered,
The said defendant do appear here the first Monday in
March next and the bill o the Plaintiffs and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted published
the city Of Richmond for months successfully and posted
the front door Of the Court house Of this county
ACopy-Tes;a,
ROBERT POLLARD, JR, C. c.
Der c5-WSw
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no TEACHERS.-There Is wanted msle ana ei rss
Teacher for the Loyingston Male and Female Academy
School win be under the superntendence OF The maze 1 II
and he select the female with the approval Of the f
Trustees II il required that applicants should produce n
tory evidence Of qualification TO teach the varou, ~ 70
ally taught In Academes-and the female eaene. VII I'd.
cation with French and Music Applications Tiil 90 M
BY mall otherwise bsos the 6st Monday 70 THROW
yssdlsni q gessA = T nsn,T
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lconeasroxnEycE-cuyEEAL cAss.1

ReTspONDENCE--GCNERAI. CASS.
We take from Re Philedeiphis "Pennsy lvauian The
following correspond nee -
"PHilADrLpuIA, Jolly 90, 1911.
"Sir AT a meeting oi Tie Democratic citizens of The
county of Phadrphia he Id in The Northern Liberties,
on the l2.h instant, the encossd proceedings and eso
luons unanimously adopted and the undersigned
appointed committee behalf OF the meeting, to
commu ncate the to you. Excellpncy, and 10
qnire if 1t would be agreeable to You 10 allow your
friends 10 your candidate for the Presi.
dency Of the United States, 1T the coming Presidential
Election.
"Wlth sentiments Of The highest consideration 20.
your personal and political character and welfare,
awe have the honor to be your friends and fellow
citizens
(Signed, A. McCARAHER,
WIN CURTIS,
JOHN LAWS.
JOHN WOLBERT,
JOHN APPLE,
CHAS X. CARPENTER.
w. +. HARRISON,
r. g. DODSON
Committee
ITO his Exc4Ilenoy Lewis Cass, Minister renipo-
Tertiary, &c &c, Paris
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IN HANcERY.-yIRciarAAt Rules held in the Clerks OF
Circnr Superior Court Of Law and chancery for
King and Queen county Monday the 5 o December 1922
Gideon Spencer and Mary F. his wife who heoe her inter
marriage with said Spencer the widow and Administrative
of Ira ROsne, deceased Plaintiffs:
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VtRcIyIA AND New YoRK.-We are deeply panied
TO reud the following atfdavs, showing The actual po'
son of the trade and intercourse between the States
Of VIRGINIA and New York, members of he same con-
cd.racv and bound by the same ties of interest and
alliance !, grows out of unconstitutional law, so
pronounced by the Supreme Court, passed by wing
LEGISLATURE To entrap Abolition votes, and which vo'
lated the rights and property and safety OF the Soulh
and which there can be no doubt should be promptly
repealed by the Legislature at its ensuing session. IL
folly hope expect TO desire TO sustain
the union of the States, unless the most perfect good
faith is preserved in sustaining the provisions OF the
Constitution. The South is not TO be trampleo upon
By wrciched fanatics or unprncped politicians, VINO
seem unite in every wicked expedlent 10 invade thef
rights, and to interfere with their institutions:
State Of Virginia, Mathews county, SCI, Edmund
Jones' Sheriff aud Inspector on ackwater river, do
hereby certify that Captain Isaac Henan OF the schr
Mall haiIing from New York, has paid me the inspec
ton fee OF ten dollars, agreeaby to the provaons OF
such law Of said State, passed 18th OF March, 1911
entitled IAN act to prevent the citizens OF New York
from carving slaves out of this Commonwealth, and
prevent The escape of persons charged with the com
mission Of any crime.
Given under my hand this 4th day of December,
1872 EDMUND JONES,
Sheriff and Inspector.
further certify that Alexander James, assuming to
himself the Office Of Inspector OF Black Water river,
Tor which he has no authority, with eight or ten
men, armed with muskets and hand guns, after cutting
some Ct The rigging of the schooner Mall wrcs,ed from
the Captain Isaac Heman, the papers of said vessel,
which held under proper authority of law, as con
ceiyed, which papers he now withhods from him To
prevent farther violence and injury, delivered the
Captain the papers, and advised him TO hand them
over said James, after making affidavit before Jus
tee, which seemed 10 be the only mode left him to be
released from the sclfs,yled officer, James There was
only one other mode offered, namely for him. with two
rrcur;tes 10 execute bond at Mathews Courthouse,
about eight miles off.
The crew OF said vessel were unarmed, and saw no
resistance on their part, nor did | hear any alleged
against them They much annoyed and inconve'
nienced by the armed men in the night, the Capuln
being then lodged in room Of my house.
Given under my hand the 4th day of December, 1912
EDMUND JONES,
Sheriff of Mathews conntr, Va.
HMM
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INFIRMAIY or TIE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Persons ahorns under diseases OF any khd mol Contagious
arc admitted in this institution at the following raes:
For any period exceeding ak weeks ae patients al 90
per do 81 For any period exceeding siI wss
deduction Of 81 per week Il made In every case. -,
The above CHARGES include hoard, nursing medicines medical
the pacat may require No charge, made Any
There are separate wards for hs different classes Of patep
spect. "a,
one charge Of the Surgical wards and the other Of The
deal The lying in ward is under the charge Of the fror
Obstetrics In all important the Faculty Of the College
called In consultation.
Gentlemen sending from the country to the in1ma
expected te give city reference. Letters shoud DO aoa
nsc 90 = - N1' 7o-wly
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MAaUFACTUKI,
Cary Street, three doors ADORE the Columbian Hotel
Richmond, Va.
H. ANTHONY still continues sell Hats the following
y low prices:
fine fur bodies proof from s.? so 50 so; Boys Hats
from 81 rs 81 Fur Cap from 81 to Sl0 Gentlemen Cia
Caps 81 3d. with Of Mem, aud
Boys HAIR and Glazed Caps, black and drab Wool HAS,
wholesale and retail. 7srms-Cash.
p keeps during the Summer large Of Leg
horn Palm Leaf Willow Hats suitable for all ages
NJ L. Hats made 10 order
January la 1890 T1wlyt
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"To his Excallency Lewis Cass, Minister Plenipo
Tertiary, &c &c, Paris
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A LlcExTIous pRtss.-We read much lately of "a
licenlicus press, journals which give tie greatest
examples of the RIGHTEOUSNESS they condemn. In the
American Of last evening, find the following abusive
passage relating 10 Sir Tyler. 1t appears in lslter o
lis Washington Correspondent, published wi.ho ui dis
sen, apology:
''Nlr Tyler, TO day, sent in another Of his miserable
little mockveto messages in relation 10 the Distribution
Bill and the Contested Elections Bill, which he inFang
pocketed last session. |. was received with unanimous
contempt. Tire poor creature hardly get himself
even the homer Of 4 loud laugh from the House
He has settled hopeless and helpless quieu6e If
infamy, from which nothing VIII disturb aim ill lS45
Nobody cares VIVA. he says, does :s;aAs. BE
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Nov. IL

NUpy-Ieslr,
F. FITZGERALD c. e.
NnY IL st--WsH
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I-LN. NfsS0
"To Nessrs. A. McCoraher, John Laws. William
Gurus. John Wo!hert, Il. l.. Dadson, john Apple,
VIM. +. Harrison, Charles r. Carpenter Committee