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NJ OTlCE.-Ail persons having claims against
IN the Estate OF Samuel Baldwin, ST. late of
Prince Edward will please presen, Them properly
authenticated, for payment, and those indebted 10
the same, are requested to come forward and pay
PROMPTLY, as no indulgence whatever will be CIV
en- An sums OF fny dollars and less must be
paid before the expiration ninety days, al which
time, if not liquidaed, they will ind them in the
hands of an officer. Debts not secured, or over
which hangs the least shadow of "a doubt, will lie
proceeded against Immediately; in short, the
whole matter will be brought TO as speedy ter
animation as the nature the case admits Of
VIM. BALDWIN,
Nov 2l-2aw2w E1'r offs. Baldwin, dec,
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WHAT IS TO BECOME OF TExAs7

The Madisonian does not confirm the accounts
which the Washington correspondent, OF the
New York Tribune gives ofthe recent dispatches.
On the contrary the Madisonian of Thursday
last saws. that the last advices from Mexico
state. that by the consent and through the inter-
yeption of Great Britain and France, Santa An
ma has agreed to desist from his invasion, and to
acknowledge the independence of Texas, provi.
ded the Lone Star Government will decline TO be
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TN Y-VrRorNlA:-At Court held
i Tor Cumberland county, the 2Sih day of Oc,o-
Der, lSl4-
William Thomas Ballow, Jane Booker Heze-
kah Ford, and Elizabeth c., his wife,
Plaintiffs
Against
Charles A. Ballow, admir- OF Jesse Ballow, de-
Montgomery Ballow, and Elizabeth II. Ballow,
VIM. H. Ballow, Henry Ballow, John Ballow,
Edwin Ballow, James Ballow, George Ballow,
Augustus I. WALTON, and Ann Eliza his wife,
Louisa Colqutt James H. Goodman, Zachariah
T. Goodman, Charles ]. Goodman, Littleton B.
Goodman, Thomas B. Goodman, and Elizabeth
his wife, John ]. Guthrey, and Martha A. his
wife, Samuel Bagwell, and Willianna his wife,
Wright, aud Jane his WIFE, formerly Jane
Coleman, Sarah Coleman, and Charles Coleman,
Horace Anderson, Henry Anderson, Sterling Alder
son, Chas. Ballow, John +. Ballow, and VIM. I.
Ballow, Wm Ballow, Catharine Balow, Eliza
and Nancy Hudson, Hiram Hudson, Tbos. w.
Dowdy, and Mary p. his wife, L. c. Jones, and
Elizabeth A. his wife, Mary +. Crank, VIM I.
Crank, Joseph H. Crank, anu Hiram II. Crank,
and Samuel Wallace and Ann his wife,
Defendants:
The defendants Samuel Wallace, and Ann F.
his wife, Henry Ballow John Ballow and Edwin
Ballow, Samuel Bagwe and Willianna his
wife, VIM. H. Ballow, Horace Anderson, Henry
Anderson, Sterling Anderson, John +. Ballow,
VIM T Ballow, VIM Ballow, Catharine Ballow,
Elizabeth Baow, and Diana Ballow, Elizabeth
A Crank, Mary F. Crank, VIM. T. Crank, Jo-
seph H. Crank, and Hiram FL. Crank, not hav-
ing entered their appearance ard given security
according TO the act of Assembly, and the rules
of this Court, and it appearing BY satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
| Commonwealth, 1t is ordered That the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here on The first day OF the
next December Court, and answer the bill OF the
plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
city of Richmond for two months successfully
and posted at the front door of the urthouse
OF this county A Copy-Teste:
B. E. WoODSON, c. c. c. c.
n
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THE TRUE VIEW

IHSt6G a. Lac IDrC of BaLt9 )
"Incosniia" in SATURDAYS WING thus lives her
opinion as 10 the proprely Of pntiic m.etia9 OF
Tie Wing ladies Of Richmond 80 perpetuae our
Oheir) respect and gratitude 10 MIR. Clay" We
entirely accord with her sentiments as 10 the
meeting, and we would add, that we have heard
many Jealous Wing ladies' express the same
feelings
As 10 The honor proposed 10 lie paid TO Mr.
Clay-an honor never rendered 10 or own i'm
mortal Washington or pure Marshall-we have
nothing TO say. II the thing is 10 I've done, we
think . lncognila' ro ont the proper n.odc Of
achieving it:
ITO decide upon some plan Of proceeding in
this matter, meeting of the Wing ladies OF
Richmond and Manchester, has been caed-G
puLlic meeting Of p0iiticai ama@ons! Mercyonns!
Has such IN creat ercr rccorded, o. bcf0rc heard
of in The annals of iimc? Defend us from it, Mr.
Pleasanis,-or instead of erecting statue you
NAV anticipate results like those which followed
tie building OF a cera tower OF old, that never
was finished. Ladies are unaccus'omcd 10 such
assemblies. and unacquainted with The rules and
method necessary TO maintain order, and carry
resolutions into effect J, therefore, with many
others, am opposed TO such Il useless appropria-
ton Of time; our purpose can be accomplished
by me- rs OF the newspapers your aid, and that
oftwo other gentlemen, thus: To present Mr.. Clay
with service Of pioie, or with hJrarv, or TO
erect statue in horror of him. are the three pro-
positions now in consideration. Let each lady
in favor of the plate, incose a dollar with her
name on the envclop, 10 Mr.. Mcfarland let her
who is in favor Of the library, enclose the same
amount with her name to Mr. Joshua Fry-while
she who prefers the statue shall direct her contr-
button TO yourself al the end OF TWO months, you,
gentlemen, can compare your respective sums, and
according 10 the regulations Of on Republic, the
largest shall cary The day, and the smaller be
added 10 it,
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rIdE ; TNdJUTIV, To
"Thc above does not include ~ votes polled al
Tais precinct, in the county Of Wamcn-l4 OF
which were given to the Democratic candidates
and 10 the Wing candldaies-which are no.
counted because they were made in separate re
turn, and not made in the time prescribed by
law"
The Washington "Consttuiion" says "Wc
have been informed that 40 Democratic votes
were lost in Overlon county, having been given
for POLK and Dallas instead OF the Democratic
Electoral Ticket"
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Plaintiff,

AND FOR SALE-Will be sold for cash,
~ on The 9th day of December next, if fair,
Otherwise, The first day thereafter, Sunday ex-
ia'e OF John Harris, decd, lying in the county Of
Goochland, on Dover Creek, a short distance
above Dover Mills, and supposed TO contain
about one thousand acres, in which the widow
will be entitled 10 her dover, and it will be sold
subject 10 that interest. A part of this land is
ilaely iimbered there is on it Grist and Saw
Mill, which, il put in good repair, would be very
pTohtable. We shall only sell as much of the
ABOVE land as may be sufficient to pay the debts
due from the estate.
]. NJ. TREVILIAN.
WILLIAM A. DIETRICH, do'hl =
Nov l6-cids
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= Our City begins 10 exhibit all the animated
signs of the Legislative season. The streets are
crowded with Members and Electors. We pre-
sumo, that 10th Houses will be organized today,
and that we shall lay before our readers to-mor-
row the Governors Message. The College OF
Electors will meet on Wednesday.
The Washington papers contain the names OF
many Members Of both Houses OF Congress, who
have arrived 1t is probable that quorup,s will
he present to-iay-in which case, the Presidents
Message will be sent in tomorrow. We shall
scarcely lay it before our readers before Thursday
Morning
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Nov. 2-w2m-S5

TN CHANCERY-VlRGINlA:-In Hanover
i County Court, September 9th, 1874:
Martha Isbell, who was Martha Hope, Nancy
Turner, who was Nancy Hope, John Il. Jones
and Frances his wife, who was Frances Hope,
Caroline Bowles, who was Caroline Hope, Eu-
genia Hope, Elizabeth Hope, I homas Hope, Isa-
bella Hope, Josephine Hope, Mary E. Hope,
Harrod J. Anderson and Matilda his wife, John
B. Jones. Alfred @. JONES' Richard Jones, Nathan
ie Nuckols and Nancy his wife, Patrick II. Jones,
Thomas Il. Bird and Calharinc his wife, William
w. Mallory and Sarah his wife, Martha Jones,
Peter G. Cosby, Edward Cosby, Oyerton Cosby,
John Cosby, Polly Cosby, Sarah Cosby, John
Woodson and Sarah his wife, who was Sarah
Nelson, Giles Hope, - Clarke and Elizabeth
his wife, who was Elizabeth Hope, WIN. Hope,
Moody Hope, John P. Hope, - Walker and
Mildred K his wife, who was Mildred X. Hope,
James Hope, Thomas Hope, Cason and
Nancy his wife, who was Nancy Hope, Thomas
Wood, Joseph WOOL James Wood, John Wood,
Nancy Glass, Sarah Glass, - Lowry ana Eli
zabe,h his wife, who was Elizabeth Wood, James
Hope Richard Hope, William Hope, - Sin
glelon and Lavinia his wife, who was Layinia
Hope, and - Wood and Paulina his wife, who
was Paulina Hope, plaintiffs:
against
Thomas A. Hope, William D. Johnson and
David l. Saunders, as Administrators OF John
Hope, deceased, and the said Thomas a. Hope
in his own right and William d. Johnson and
Z Elizabeth his wife, David !. Saunders and Maria
his wife Evan Ragland and Calvary his wife,
John Newman and Mary his wife, David Jones.
Mary, Hester, Lewis and James Nelson, -
Lea and Sarah his wife, - McRae and Fanny
his wife, Ely Norman and Mourning Vaughan,
Defendants:
The plaintiffs this day fled their bill, and, on
,neir motion, Ddsia ]. saunders - a.'s",a a,v
guardian ad Item TO defend the infant defend
ants, who filed their answers; and tie adult de-
PENDANTS, Thomas A. Hope, William d. Johnson
and David l. Saunders, as Administrators OF Jno
Hoic, deceased, and the said Thomas A. Hope in
his own right, and the said William ID. Johnson
and Elizabeth his wife, and David |. Saunders
and Maria his wife, also filed their answers. 10
which answers the plaintiffs generally: and the
defendants Evan Ragland and Calvary his wife,
John Norman and Mary his wi e, - Lea and
Sarah his wife, - McRae and Fanny his vile,
Efy Norman and Mourning Vaughan, not hay
ing entered their appearance and given security,
according 10 the act of Assembly and the rules OF
this Court and it appearing TO the Court, by salts
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants ot
this Commonwealth it is Ordered. that the said
defendants appear here on the first day of Deccm-
Der Court next and answer the PLAINTIFFS said
bill; and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in The city OF
Richmond for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at the front door OF the
Courthouse of this county. A Copv-TeSte,
PHILIP B. WINSTON, C. H. G.
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The Wings though they were not able 10 de-
feat Mr.. Polk, are ye, determined 10 manufacture
his Cabinet They must have some finger in The
pie-and are accordingly casting, ever ard anon,
The DraHlc4iiS Persona ot his council. They might
as well drop the character OF Manager al once
None OF Mr.. Folks friends are yet behind the
curtain, as far as we arc advised. We doubt
even whether that gentleman knows vel of 4 sn-
gle Secretary, who is 10 enter his Cabinet. We
are clear al all events for his pleasing himself
without regard 10 any considerations, which may
be supposed by the knowing ones 10 tramme! his
selection. We have Il strong and determined op-
position 10 cncounteI--and We shorld permit MIR.
Polk 10 take the best advisers ne can obtain, with
ont either impairment interference, or caplious
opposition. We must cling al! together, in any
event-organ,ze as far as we prudcntly can-and
present determined front to politicians, who
seem determined TO allow Us neither permanent
peace, nor even temporary truce.
The Wings do not recollect that the more
violent they are, the more determined we become.
The constant sound of their clarion is not lest
upon US. Every fresh blast of their bugle is SUI
ficen 10 di>sipaic our llllle differences. and 10
unite us TO each other with hooks OF steel.
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, MORNING. DECEMBER B. 1914.

We say that We never asked any thing for the
dearest political or personal friend, from the adj
minis,ration Of Jackson or Van Buren, that we
never recommended but one person 10 oliice-and
that We mean 10 pusue the same policy in regard
to the approaching administration. II is due, per-
haps, 10 The independence OF the press, IN keep it
aloot from Executive Patronage-At all events,
it is recommended by our own sense OF duty, and
by some regard for our own feelings
That seven principles saying, which has been
so often brought up in judgment against us, peace
to the memory of John Randolph we have often
passed ii Overland we pass over i! again We
were the last persons within The circle of his ac-
quantance, 10 whom Mr.. r. should have applied
SO unjust an expression.
We pass over the final remark of The Wing
scribbler Of Lynchburg-which is just as untrue
and Liberal in regard 10 the Democracy of Vir-
ginia, as his attack upon ourselves. Never were
nobler spirits known-nevcr had any State proud
or cause 10 say, 'lhcse arc my Jewels" than Vir-
snia has, when she recounts the firm, ndcrcnd-
cnt, un,crrifed, enthusiastic conduct of her Re-
publican sons during the arduous campaign
from which they have Just emerged with so much
glory. But he Correspondent II" OF the Lynch
burg Republican,, has dashed in proper terms
these aud other remarks of the scribbcr in the
"Viroinidn"
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We can scarcely expect justice from any Of the
Hotspur Wings. Like the rau!esnake IN Sum
mer, they seem to have s!uas themselves, and
become blind even 10 iher own interests. How,
then, can we expect justice from them A
scribbler in the LynchbuTs Virsinian, who signs
himself "a H1ig Of LmcMnVg," has been guilty
of he grossest illiberaiiiy towards the Senior
Editor OF the Enquirer. lie first compares Us to
John Thompson Cuilender End ADDS, thai whilst
he is forgotten, ""Ri!chie vas hungry shark in
the wake Of a majestic Il gun-siip, going for
the spells, without medialing harm 10 The ship:
he, too, will soon pass away and be no more re
mcmbercd forever. Nothing, nor, but lucky
and unprncipled demagosue, except The seven
principles, five loaves and Two fishes at the head
Of his egions of grown babies foi whom he
thinks and speaks and they all respond, Amen T
Now, where il The justice, or even discretion
of these charges We have declared positively
in this paper, that We had never asked, nor would
have accepted pins fee from any of the Re-
publican Administrations We have proclaimed
but a lille more than four weeks ago, in the De-
mocratic Association Of this city, as well as OF
Petersburg, that We would not ask nor accept any
favor from James K Polk-it he should be elected
President. With what propriety, then, are we COM
pared to the shark who sails in the wake Of the
Nip, agoing for the spoils?" We go further.
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REGRETS.

It's past. yes her own lips have spoken
The sentence thaitells Us To part
The vow that they pledged she has broken
And with il another fond heart.
Yet, though she whom TRUSTED so freely
Has sundeled loves hoiest tie
The visions cherished so dearly,
VIII live in this heart till die
Had loved her less iondIy--less truly,
Or given her cause for regret
Had been OF her notice unworthy,
We had parted, perhaps. as We met;
But her own guilly conscience will Tell her,
My VOWS could not evil impah;
Every look, ever word that gave her.
Sprang warm from its seat in the heart
Oh who shall call womans love lasting,
Since ihps She can cancel her VOWS
The pan9s Of The heart She is blasting,
Ia her can no pity arouse!
Then shun. ere loo late, her soft elances,
Avoid, while Won may, tie soft lure;
And, believe me, il HER love 5 thy riches
Thou hajs, better, far better, be poor
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TN CHANCERY--YrRG AT a Quarterly
/ Court held for King & Queen county, at the
Court House, on Monday, the 18th OF August,
l844:
Cary S. Bland, Plaintiff;
Against
Daniel Hemingway and John Bland, Admi-
nistrators OF Eliza Hemingway, deceased,
Defendants.
The defendant Daniel Hemingway, not hay
ing entered his appearance and given security ac-
cording 10 the Act of Assembly, and the Rules of
this Court and il appearing by satisfactory evi-
dence that he is no, an inhabitant of this Com
monwealth, it is ordered, that the said defendant
do appear here on the first day Of the next De
cember Court, and answer the bill of the plain
Tiff and that copy of this order be forthwith in.
serted in some newspaper published in the city of
Richmond for two months successfully and post
ed at the front door of the Courthouse of this
county. A copy-Icsie
SAML. F.. HARDWOOD, d. c.
~, u-1u
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The signs OF the panic are vanishing at the
North. All accounts admit, halhe times arc be-
coming better, and that The country is no, veto be
ruined by the election off X. Polk. Even the n.
York Tribune coniesses the failure; and says al
So hal fewer factories may now be erected, be-
cause they have notihaI sense disability, underline
Tariff, which all business operations require but
that existing manufactures must flourish more
than ever and that the capital which cannot he
employed in The erection Of new factories, must
seek ether profitable investments: and that reel
estate is improving under the influx Of The redun-
dant CAPITAL. The beginnin" Of the end then,
seems not yet 10 have hcgun, and the panic, like
the old woman's eclipse, must be postponed 10
some convenient season.
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Mr.. Polk is said 10 have received the intelli-
gence Of his victory with as much grace, as Mr.
Clay exhibited on account of his defeat. The
Columbia "Democrat" OF the 10Th November
safes. that on tie 10Th "a large number Of the
military and large concoursc OF citizens in
general repaired TO the residence oil Gov. Polk
where they gave him a most cordial and hearty
saln,ation. Barclay Martin, Esq, was called
upon b. the assemhlage for speech: he respond
ed in brief but eloquent address in winch he
answered very satisfactorily the interrosalory 50
often asked during the contest" Hiois James K.
Polk?" Mr. Martin concluded his remarks by
introducing 10 the audience tsc President elect of
The United States Mr.. Polk proceeded to re-
spond TO the call in his usual happy and effective
style. His remarks were brief but appropriate
and full Of true eloquence and were received with
the mos, enthusiastic cheering By the people pre-
sent.
cat nigh. the town was beautifully illuminated
in consequence of the glorious victory Inc Demo.
cracy have recently won-and in consequence Of
the promotion 10 the first Office in the Republic OF
our own distinguished tellow-citzen."
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Sept. 2S-WSw


TN CHANCERY-VIRGISIA: AT a Court
i held for Accomack county, at the Courthouse
thereof on Monday, the 2sh day of October
1871:
Mease Smith, Plaintiff:
against
Southey Grnalds, Robert A. Young, and Ed
ward P. Pitts, Defendants:
The defendant, Sou,hey Grinalds, moi having
entered his appearance, and given security, &C.
cording to the act Of Assembly and The rules OF
this Court, and it appearing BY satisfactory evil
dencc, thai he is not an inhabitant OF this Com
monwealih, it is Ordered, that the said defendant
do appear here on TIE first day of the next Janu-
ary fern of This Court, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that a copy OF this order he forth
with inserted in some newspaper pubished'in the
city OF Richmond for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the Courthouse Of
this county. A True Copy-Tesle,
J. J. AILWORTH, Deputy,
For Thomas r. Joynes, C. A. c.
Nov wOm
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TN Y-VlRGISIN-At Rules held
i in The Clerks Office OF the County Court OF
Mecklenburg county, at the Courthouse thereof
on the lst Monday in November, 1874:
John Lewis, administrator OF Naomc Lewis,
decd, Thomas Bailey and Orpah his wife, Rich.
ard Burnes and Mary his wife, and John Lewis
aud Sarena his wife, Plainuiis,
Against, -,
Joseph H. Roberts, administrator with the Will
annexed Of John Robertson decd, Judah Robert
son, Nancy Robertson, Elizabeth Robertson, and
Mary palmore Defendants.
The defendants, Judah Robertson, Elizabeth Ro-
berson, Nancy Robertson and Mary Palmore, not
having entered their appearance and given secu-
ri,v according to the Act of Assembly and the
rules of this Court, and il appearing from satisfac-
tory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF this
Commonwealth On motion of the plaintiffs by
counsel it is ordered, that the said defendants do
appear before the justices Of our county court OF
Miecklenburg at the Courthouse thereof on The
third Monday in January next, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiffs, and that copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
cd in the city of Richmond or town of Petersburg,
once in each week for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the Courthouse of
the said county A copy-Teste:
RICHD 3. BAPTIST, elk.
Nov. ll-c2m
Tn CHANCERY.-vIRerNr& rules held
i in the Clerks Office OF the County Court of
buckingham County, on Monday, the I'd day of
September, 1874:
Archibald Bigbie, Plaintiff,
against
George Bigbie, in his own right and as admin
isirator Of VIM. Bigbie, deceased, Joseph Bigbe,
jeremiah D. Turpin, and Betsey, his wife, John
Bigbie, John w. Walker, and Jane, his wife,
Nancy Bigbie and Sally Bigbie, Defendants.
The defendants, John Bigbie and Joseph Big
bic not having entered their appearance and Civ,
en- security according to the act of Assembly and
Inc rules Of this Court, and il appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants of
This Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, that the said
absent defendants do appear here on the first day
OF December Court next, and answer the bill OF
Inc plaintiff: and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN the City OF Richmond for two months success
Ssively, and posted at the front door of the Court
House of this county A Copy-Tese,
Oct 1-wlm r ET nRIDGE O.