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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-01


against
James B Degses, and Eliza his wife, Octavius
Lawson, administrator Of John Towill, decd, Ro-
b-h T Dunaway, executor OF Thomas 5. Dun.
away decd and Ro. L. Dunaway, trustee for said
D.gges and wife, Defendants.
Ths cause came on this day 10 be heard upon
lie BILL the answer Of John Towill's adminisira-
ior, AMI the answer of Robert T. Dunaway, exc
cnor Of Thomas S. Dunaway, and OF the said
r.. I. Dunaway as trustee in certain deed oil
llut; tom the said Degees and wife 10 him, and
,h- deposition OF witness and was argued by
COUNSEL On consideration Whereof the Court
f1;h adju1ge, order and decree, that The Commits
'oner OF this Court do lake an accoun, showing
what amour, has been paid by the plaintiffs and
defendant Lawson, administrator of John Towil
on account OF any judgmen, recovered against The
sail Lawson. as administrator of said Towill, FOL
an: deb, Of The salt James b. Degges for which
ne aid Towel was security; and that he also
Inc an account OF the administration OF The said
L1rsan as administrator Of the said Towii; in
taxing which account, he will take any account
@ tie said administration, settled in The county
court, as prima iacie evidence and that lie will
ascertain What sum is in Tie hands OF the SAID
Lawson, as administrator aforesaid, 10 which the
sill Degges and wife are entitled in right oil the
vile as one of the distributes Of the said Towill.
The Commissioner will ascertain the amour;
Cue lIom Thos S. Dunaway 10 the said DeSges
ami WIFE, and what amount, both in principal
ami interest, is in the hands OF the said Robt t.
Dnnaway as trustee aforesaid;an report his pro-
ceedings herein 10 this Court, with am mntter
specially stated, which he may deem pertinent, or
Wn,ch NAV be required by either OF the parties.
Copy-Tes,e RO. 7. DUNAWAY, c. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-01

,liuA P.1tei - ~ -
Jniy i-cw2m
no JAMES LEATHERS, Alexander Lea
,her>, William Lea,hers, (son OF William,)
John Lcahegs, William Lealhers, (son OF Mo
- Alexander Leathcrs, (son OF NloSes,l Nancy
I.s,,hers. Michael Hasey and Betsy his wife,
Barney Carney and Alice his wife, and the chill
1r.n Il! Garland Webb, decd, whose names are
uasaorn. and Jonathan Leathers, scnr: As You
10 ~. reside in this Commonwealth, and have
M attorney known 10 me on whom notice could
i, served. | take this method 10 give you notice,
"a, will, OF Monday, The Isl day OF September
n,S,, between the hoais OF sunrise and sunset, at
lie cxchsnse Hotel, al Orange Court House, in
he State oil virginia, proceed 10 take the depoSi
ioas ). James I. Leataers, Williamson Roach,
a,l others 10 be read as evidence in a certain
III. 10 Chancery now depending in the Circuit
SlpsT;o. Court OF Law and Chancery for Orange
5oGair, il which | am plaintiff and you ana
others are defendants; and if from any cause
all tie said dispositions be not taken on the day
sb5ys named, the notice will be adjourned from
Ia. 10 iay, and the dispositions taken accordingly
Julv il-cw4w JOSEPH Hidden.
IN CuANCERY-ViRo "A, Rules held
| III the Clerks Office OF The Circuit Superior
Con-, Of Law and Chancefy Tor The county OF
Nouowav, on Thursday, the 10Th day OF july,
lS!5
Elizabeth Anderson, Plaintiff;
against
Rachel B. Walthall, Heardon Green and Sa-
an his wife, aIpheus A. Green, Richard L.
y.,hery. Wilson Woodruff, George Locke't,
lanes Wa,thall, Benjamin Ovet,on, John Bald
yin. Richard Z. Fafrar, Edward L. Winso
Ta3mas A Green, John johnson and William
Green. lelendan'>'
TIE defendants, Rachel B. Walthall, Heardon
G:een AMI Sarah his wife, and Apheas a.
Green, no, having entered their appearance aEd
sigen security, according 10 the act Of Assembly
mi ralcs Of this Court, and il appearing. by sa-
.,siac.o.y e,iIcncc, that they are not inaabnants
q ,As Comnonwea;h-it is ordered that The
SAT- defendants do appear here on The fast day Of
OCTOBER lerm next and answer the bill OF The
plaintiffs and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted in the Richmond Enquirer Tor Two
moh;..s successfully, and that another copy be
pose! al The font door Of the Courthouse OF This
coGa,y A Copy-Tesle:
C. w. FITZGERALD, d. c.
Jay l5-cw2m
tn Y-V,RdlSiA Circuit Supe-
L Tiar Cou,i OF Law and Chancery for Lancas-
Z, connly April lst, lsi5:
James A. Palmer, and Margaret NJ his wife,
plaintiffs,
against
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-01

tn Y-V,RGlNiA Circuit Supe-
L TiaT Couii OF Law and Chancery for Lancas-
Z. county, April lst, 1915:
James A. Palmer, and Margaret NJ his wife,
Plaintiffs
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

NEWSPAPER EvrrRpRIsE.-It will be recollected
that we exclusively published in the Herald of last
Thursday, the news received by the Hibernia.-
Our enterprise enabled us TO send IT all over the
South in advance OF every other establishment
We already begin to receive accounts of is pro-
gress. - T.. 90,
The Eetp York Herald the only paper which pup
lshed the news by the Hibernia in extra They ran
an express.
From Baltimore Clipper Feb 81
We are indebted the express of Messrs Adams 70
for the Mem York Herald containing dates from Liver
pool 10 the ATM and London to the Sd ns brought py
the arrival Of the steamer Hiberra at Boston on
nesday. .sls
From Baltimore American, Feb. 81
We are indebted to Messrs. Adams Co.'S express lot
the Ne Yo,k Herald of yesterday morning, containing
the following intelligence -
"By an express from Boston have received files Of
papers from Liverpool and London to the Sd and 4h inst
brought by the Hibernis, Captain Ryrie
from Boston Advertiser, Feb 81
Quick TRAVELLING OF NEws.-The news by the Hlber
nia came back from New York by the Long Island MAIL
last evening" repubshed in the NW Fork Herald OF yes
terday morning
From Boston Transcript, Feb 2ll
RAPID MOVEMENT The news by the Hbernia came
back from New York by the Long Island Railroad last
evening in the NeD York Herald, morning edition.
These paragraphs indicate the success OF one
piece Of enterprise only. Of the success OF all 9TH
ers the public are already aware. We have spent
more money in a single year in running expresses
from various points Of the country than the sell
styled Times of america" has in the whole
course of its existence.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
PersonaI Movements.

Major G. Tachman, who has recently been delivering
lectures on Poland in Baltimore, admitted prach
toner the law the of that city Friday last
Judge Preble has arrived in Montreal, where he is
about to deliver lectures on the advantages which Mon
trea must derive from the construction OF railroad con
Meeting the st. Lawrence with the Atlantic and upon
those more particularly connected with the Portland
route The people OF these parts are stirring
most energecaily for the accomplishment Of the object
Representatives Of louisiana to instruct the Honorable
Alexander Barrow of his seat in the United States
Senate, in consequence of his action the Texas
tion. The motion was carried by majority OF two.
Governor Jones Of Tennessee arrived in New Orleans
on the l2th inst.
Ala on the l9th preparatory to General Convention
Planters, to be held on the 4th OF March
The Fool Chief-head warchief of the Kansas nation
killed few days since, in drunken brawl by one
Of his own tribe. This Of "Fool" given him
on account Of his rash, adventurous courage.
The Wilmington Journal the death Of Arnol
8. Naudain, Esq., at the age f67.
The Charleston papers announce the death Of Geo. b
Eckhard, Judge of the Charleston City Court.
John Tyler, Jr is out with letter in the Richmond
Enquirer in which he defines his political opinions pre-
paraory running for Congress for the first Congress
District Of Virginia, now represented by Mr. Atkinson.
Mr.. j. Russell Lowell denies that Pope has any poetic
merit. The same astute critic lately lauded Edgar A
Poe. There is accounting for taste.
Mr. R. NJ T. Hunter is to be the opponent of Mr.. New
ton for Congress, in Virginia.
letter from Red river to the iitor Of the Warrington
Tera) National Register that not less than 1000
wagons have crossed Red river into Texas within ss
weeks.
Brush Heap an Indian recently convicted in Flint Dis
person Of female, has received one hundred lashes
Served him right.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

MASSACHUSETTS INSANE HOSPITAL From the
annual report just issued, this Institution is in
most fovrishing condition, and during the past year
has been highly successful by the mild mode Of treat
adopted the recovery Of many of the unfortunate
patients The establishment has been increased to dou
BILE its former size without any expense to the State, tho
trustees having received bout 45 dollars as the resi-
duary legatees Of the late Geo. g. end Martha Johonno
named Johonnot Hail. The whole number Of patients ad
nitted into the Hospital from the beginning 20l3 The
whole number that have been discharged including those
that have died. 1850 There remain at the end OF
tho year. 1853 patients. The number admitted the past
year has been 1885, The number discharged 22S whom
ia have recovered and Is have died Leaving at the
Hospital patients at the close Of the year than al
its commencement Tho State is not called for any
expense during the proximate year.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
Theatricals, &c.

Ole Bulls First Concert at the Armory, New Orleans
the 18th inst offended by large and fashionape
audience The great violinst received with entnu
sastc applause and performed with his usual
rapidity, and brlsncy of execution The Carnvai OF
Venice" was rapturously encored.
The celebrated "Campanalogians, or Swiss Bell Ring
ers" has been engaged at the American Theatre, New
Orleans.
The Harmonian Family giving Concerts in Bangor,
Maine.
Mr.. H. Pacide made his appearance at the Mobile The
atre, on the l7th inst.
The Scotch giant and gantess, Mr. and Mrs. Randall
have been drawing crowds at their exhibition room IN
New Orleans. They are about leaving for Mobile.
Mr. S. p Stickney, Of the popular managers of the
National Amphiheare, and Mr. Sutton the celebrated
Ventriloquist and Necromaneer, have fitted splendid
pavilion in New Orleans
signor A. Vatellina and sgnora Msocchi Valellins,
his lady about to make professional visit to Boston
and will give their first concert of italian music at the
MelOdeon in the course Of the present week.
The Fakir of Ava is drawing crowded audiences in
Charleston.
Howes and Mabie's equestrian company doing a
gsod business in New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

DEBTOR AND CREDITOR. have seen brlei
pamphlet purporting to be an Address OF DIR. Ar
nault to his creditors, who 1t appears are most I'M.
Fortunate and pressing TO have their "pound of
flesh - 1t is well calculated TO make an impress
sion, as showing the anxiety of an honest, ener-
getc, but very fortunate man pay his debts-to
do all that is nominated in the bond - and there
is an air Of manly independence about his remarks
and piquancy in his observations, which should
be equivalent TO moderate dividend, in the estl-
nation of every one OF his creditors.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
Sporting Intelligence.

SOUTH CAROLINA JOCKEY CLUB RAcKs.-These
races commenced over the Washington Race
Course near Charleston the 10th inst. The weather
first four mile heats, for purse of $500 $500
Of which to the second best horse
The following were entered:-
James williamsons bay horse Regent, years old b,
Priam, dam by Sir Archy.
Mr.. Mackays bay horse Eu.aw, years DID, BY imp
Robt Fenner's bay horse Oregon, by Phillip, dam by
imp. Luzborough, 4years old
trand, Jr., out Of imp. Mania. BY Figaro.
Col w HamPtons bay mare Sally Morgan, (Mr Pon
dsxter) years old BY imp Emancipation, out Of Lady
Dr. Hey wards CHI Ally years old, by imp. Trustee,
dam lne Quickly, by Eclipse
6allylMorgan. .....l
Tpn.tsa 6v ''..'a d.
Regent. t..................b broke down.
s'A' Time.7m. sss..:m. S. 'O''
Regent broke down when about two-thirds round on
the fourth mile and Hero found to be dead lame
was won by something than length. The second
heat in similar STYLE after good brushes
the part Of Eutaw to the contrary.
sEcorD RAcE.-Pnrse $lOo-mile heats-The following
Mr.: Fennsr,: eh. g. Jack, years old, by Medoc, dam
Dr. Corde's ch. mare Lady Fanny. by Emancipation,
dam by Godolphin.
Col. James Wiiliamsons bay any Mabry wyn, 4years
and blue.
At the start Jack took the lead and won the heat dis
tancing Lady Fanny in I'm 62s
In the second heat Mabry Wyn played the trick
on Jack distancing him In In 5ss thus making short
work Of the ma.ter-She having only gaop round to
win the money. Result
Msbry Wyn... ........2 walked over.
Jack. ...."l dis
Mrm-M, RsSa:.Mr Lin Cock, advertise. ds his Spring
Meeting over the "Central Course" to commence OIL
Monday the 2sth Of April next This course is said
he one Of the best in the South or West.
MOBILE SPRiro RAoEs-Mr. j. Clark has leased the
Bascomb Race Track; towards the last Of March the
Spring Races will be run over the course, when seme
nne running may be expected There are now three
crack stables on the ground and two or three more are
shortly expected to arrive.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

ITALIAN OPKRA-PRospEcT OF A REVIVAL
We understand that Signor De Begnis has nearly
completed his negotiations for a lease OF Palmo's
Theatre for two years, to begin next season. As
soon as his arrangements are complete, which will
be in few days, the Signor intends to send i'm
mediately to Italy to engage fresh troupe OF vo-
calists, who will be bound to 60 on for couple OF
years without quanelling.
If any man can succeed in such an enterprise, it
is De Begns. Go ahead.
MADAME Plcos CoNcERT-1Ts REAL Result
We stated on Saturday, we think, that the Concert
given by Madame Pco, at the Tabernacle, in con.
sequence of some unfortunate circumstances, did
not yield more than $500, although there was
general impression that there were more than one
thousand persons in the house, and that il must have
yielded more than 81 900 to that delightful camta
trice. II seems that we were somewhat mistaken
in this statement, and the gentleman who managed
the Concert, considering that our remarks reflected
slightly on him, called upon and gives US the
following particulars, which may be depended
upon:-
Tickets sold DOS Received. spooe
Do complimentary .2S4
About 30 persons without 80
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

New YORK PosT OFFICE ONCE MoRE. The New
York Post Office is also complained of. bv mer
Chants in this city who complain OF the tardy delivery Of
promptness in the Transmission Of mail matter There ia
grouId io the last complaint in this quarter The New
YORK evening papers OF Thursday not received at
the ONCE here I'LL yesterday, and the Commercial due Al
oociock last evening, comes to us by this morning.
mail.-Nework .qdv. Fsb. ~.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

HEALTH AND LONG LIFE.-Now is the season OF
the year when every one who desires to live many
days in the land, takes all due precautionary mea-
sures for the preservation OF health These prudent
people know the value of Mrs. Carrol's Baths,
which are the nearest approach modern science
mas made TO the secret of the means OF perpetus-
lag youthful vigor. Try them
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

VALUE OF RocKLAND County On the 2Oth inst
the wlie OF Daniel Rltchey, of Haverstraw, pre-
sened her husband with three fine girls at one birth
We mentioned yesterday similar increase O.
population in YorkviIle. s. C.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
Langula Clrcnla.lon.-Repeated changes

in the have very upon the blood sud
den change from fpl generous TO low poor Diet VIII be
equally injurious the health sudden changes OF weather. IL
would have health must endeavor to prevent lar as
great of kinds Every Of hear and cod
eating drinking tends produce mpury Of the bood
circulation becomes languid the channels oi lie
cogged and the first consequence is that the BOWELS be-
come CosrIvE.
We are in this condition ready receive any disease with
any affected with Sickness shall have headache heart
burn dizziness foul tongue loss Of appetite all the iesuitoi
the Of costiveness. .
When the atmosphere becomes impure and oppressive to
mankind requires the tempest agitae it, to give It purity
and life. , ,...
When the bowels are costve they require the administration
of BRArpRETH's PILLS, which, by exciting a commoton or
accelerated tha will occasion all morbid
TO expelled thereby producing purity to the blood
and health the whole frame. 49, -
at 23 Hudson street, and 27 Bowery and Mrs. Booth Mar
ket street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
Amusements

PALMo's THEATRE.-Mr. Kneass and his troupe
of musicians bring out a new series of pieces al
this establishment this evening new burlesque opera
founded upon "La somnambula,' will be produced
which, according to report will be as successful az the
Virginia Girl and quite as well worth seeing.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

hat has much DO with the expression Of map outward
should yield in dignity this intimate Of
the head We have had the honor done of invitation
1.-THE only god who sports could be Induced to put on h.
before choosing moleskn We understand that
tai New York Hattrrs competitors with this firm for
exhibited under the motto of Seven The
by Beebe Costa qu Castor) certainly the
mink Of expr son-Eyening Mirror.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

The LAW CoURTs-JUDGK EpMoNDs.-The Cir
cult Court will open on the l7th of March, when
Judge Edmonds will take his seat upon the Bench
as successor to Judge Kent--the late occupant
The appointment of Mr. Edmonds seems to give
satisfaction 10 the profession, generally speaking
but he will have to contend with difficulties be-
fore he acquires that deserved popularity upon the
Bench which distinguished his predecessor. There
are some heavy cases upon the calendar of this
Court for the ensuing term-among which, in the
Oyer and Terminer branch, we may mention that
Of Polly Bodine-the venue in her case being
changed to this County. This trial, with
some heavy civil cases, which have been
left in arrear, will require much asssduity
on the part of the Court to dispose them,
80 that Judge Edmonds has some heavy
work before him. The other courts have
also their calendars crowded. which proves that the
thirst for litigation is on the increase. The pay Of
jurors-if such a bill passes the Legslature-w
throw additional facilities in the way TO increase
this desire for litigation but while we advocate
the passage of such bill, which is certainly loud
y called for, we at the same time would urge the
propriety OF Introducing clause imposing certain
restrictions, sHch as will prevent the calendars
from being flooded with suits got up on mere spec
uation-too many Of which even now swell the
calendars. The law courts are now driving a
"thriving business"
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
D.IIevss Magical Pain Extractor, mt his
nnlu asencv 81 Walker street, first door from Broadway.
All PhiIasieIpbls

All FhiIaGeIpbls sUbscrip ptlono 10 ths
HERALD be paid to the agents. Zieper Co.. Ledge
buildings Third street. Chestnut where single copies
NAV also be obtained daily at o'clock
- All the and cheap Publications for sale at their 60
tabI,shment, wholesale and retail.
" With the execution Of paper the "Healdr is read
much crhap', in Philadelphia any paper published
that city aoding valuable medium adveIsery Advcv
tiremen banded 70 the agents at half past O'Clock, will
pear in tn Herald next day. nj ly'
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
DalIey's Pain Extractor, sold at II Court
andt street. Warranted genuine, at Is cents


Rheumatism and Gout -How numerous
instances Of PERSONS who suffer almost constantly the most
bones and who although they hays tsd np%ssou, RENE
that they cau be entirely using the Ind Vegetable
Elixir and Lrment which has eectuay cured the most des
SoJ !, o comnandt street Fulton street. Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

The ARGUS BALL.-This grand military ball, the
proceeds Of which to be appropriated to the es-
tablishment of military Institute" in this city,
comes OIL at Niblo's tonight An elegant supper,
in Nlbo's admirable style, will be given.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

4 New YORK SACRED Music Society annu.
al concert of this Society comes of this evening
in the Tabernacle, Broadway, when the oratorio OF
the Messiah" will be performed, Madame Pico
taking the contralto parts. There are whole host
of talent engaged for the occasion, and doubtless
there will be good attendance
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

we'll they may for they have produced astonishing
than any medclne' whcn have been before the public
and have despaired relief have found hemans Cough Lo
anddot. while his Worm Lozenges have raised
children from declining health than all the ncstr,ms
put together which bear the of edes Do not
mist Ike the number be dec lived with counterfeit articles
Buy only Of Dr. Sherman at his warehouse los Nassp s ST.
or OF his agents 227 Hudson street. Of Spring o Dow
ey Sands Of East Broadway and Market street; is
Fulton street Brooklyn; ;3 Ledger Buildings. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

The following n from Noah's Weekly Mes
senger-we would recommend the notice Of our reade
ADVANCEMENT OF MEDICAL ScIENcE-Thefe Is great pat
tie Of the scapeisor the pills. the daugh going on al
sent Qaackey stands pretty fair chance Of being
ted its gnoble OF the weapons OF
truth and the WORDS Of wisdom While the vendors OF cures
for all the diseases known under the been quietly pol
sonng the pub regular practitioners have work and
added the usefulness of r science discovering and
heretofore considered ncursble with
certainty dispatch and ng outlay We al
lude particularly scIoulous
which, while they haass and the body render the victim
oathsome spectacle and waking annoyance. Among the
who given their sole this branch
disease DR. Jeseph Heine, of No 20 Duane We
have had brought under several he
perfectly curedof children who for long time suffered
with disc the joints uous umors ON the neek etc
All these the skill Of Heine eadcates some Of his patients
were males and females of whom bad been iabog un
limbs others with diseased joints ALI by their own state
having been ncuabls by the most eminent
physicians in the and they Were rendered perfectly
whole by DR. Hene OF time So short as TO De aston
shing.
There great thing Of the Dr. In instance
does All his medicines are
harmless being compounded Of simple yet efcacous SUB
stances and prepared with the creates, Our motive IN
making these facts public purely 10
direct those who may be afflicted with Of the above
where and be made whole and thereby avoid contact with
Of the SICK and atng the fears Of the dying Dr.
Hene would further remark regularly educated phys
cian and Of Med cal Society. He highly
his otedness profession and esteemed Tor
his indeagable ches undergone with desire 10 improve
and advance the sciences OF medicine and su gerry.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

WEIGHS PARK CIRcUs.-Mad Antony Wayne
continues TO draw full houses.