davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26
uc,>r,. Rebb aud Tod.

The Enquirer OF Saturday says that the Democratic
candidate Tor Governor in ONO had expressed his sen
ments the subject of tho repeal OF tue Negro laws and
that they printed the head of the Democratic i1ur
mails during the We exchange with but few De-
moerauc papers from Ohio and may overlooked this
fact The Cincinnati Wing papers, however that he
came out late preclude the possibility Of his sentl-
mcnts being known IN the Northern counties which were
unanimous favor Of repeal, and they voted for hum
there bndold while he did hesitate To express them in
the South OF the State, where their proximity to Ken
lucky and Virginia, the inhabitants were warmly opposed
TO any repeal.
BE that NAV, how 1t is possible to get
MIR. Tcd's declaration in that IN his opinion
" all he residents Of the STATE WHITE or BLACK should
be allowed participate the benefits derived from the
Common School Fund" Sc. Mr.. Bebb never went so
far this The Of has sin is, belief that negroes
should be entitled the benefits share o. the taxes
paid into this fund, separately. There Is an immense
difference take II, between the opinions the two
What has changed the opinions Of Mr.. Tod upon tins
highly important question # impossible TO suppose
that who has been 80 long in public life should have
made up his mind hastily and crudey upon question So
thoroughly discussed this had been IN 1898 What mas
occurred hat period work such marvellous reyo-
luton his ideas OF right and wrong expedency and IN
espedcncy2 We inns CINE nothing, the hope Of
securing larger number the late Il, elton. And
politician ready his coat upon every prospect
OF personal advantage be trusted with the Chief
Magisracy OF u State numbering 200 600 souls We
humby think not; for determine how soon he
may his first love In the mean time every &C
from Ohio confirms the statement o our cor
respondent that the Wing candidate lost an immense num-
Der Of Wing by his opinions the subject repeal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26
Prom the N. O. Picayupe.
D9dging N Constable.

Not long since-tha's as good way 10 begin storx
once upon time AN individual was charged before
one OF our city magistrates with assaung citizen with
intent To NIL As matter Of course tho Recorder issued
awarant Tor the apprehension OF the made the
who at once set about looking for "hs man." But the
beeerent was nowhere be found The officer
ed the whole city, going hither aud thithc.-
ne sought iss tina, night As sought L- nert day.
And &c sought Am In vain when a week passed away"
Tho search was kept up regularly for almost a month
when the constable began despair ct making the
arrest when luckily or perhaps unluekiy, he CHANGED
Ss' he chafv Hospital, having To convey thther
ded man who had been over by dray. To his utter
as"hlshmeni the policeman discovered upon the
Hospital the cmacstcd of tue individual for who's,
arrest he hadso long held warrant. A mingled feelins
OF surprise and cladn.ss arrested the constable
he mentally calculated 10 hmselt-"Ah there you are my
luck o: his discovery.
But the poor man who had sought take tho life Of
another was apparently on the OF giving up his
ehr'enee To that grim monster who TO
collect the debts OF The officer eyed him close
y-wach,d him the wolf watches the h,lples
upon which he about spring, and clutch
ing OF the lists showed plainly that he wanted TO faen
the claws o; IN. brief authority upon the body Of IN,
sick man But the poor SICK ard the IA ags
Tates official had well as he could IN, ere
euhon ot his most earne desire.
IL Twas not, however, without determined resolution 10
"Sen ms Nichm mat no turned away and left che Husp.
tai Day alter day. and light after night As regularly
the O'Clock gun fires upon the PLACE DARMEs the sig
nal tor losiers crawl into theft holes the constable called
TO isquire after the health OF the poor invalid In short
Wv was '''u u'a' MS JftcHa was recovering, Tor
the porter naturally concluded that inquirer and the
sick be bosom friends Judging from IN, ,,rn,S
manner IN which the questions put and the punctu-
aiy with which the visits were made. But change cams
Ger the spirit of the officers dreams After MANY visits
and as many inquiries to the health the invalid the
watehu man OF the law yesterday made his last call at the
Hospital and asked his usual question How the gen.
ueman this evening Il he yet able to leavel" Ready
TO leave" replied the porter. He's gone aeady"-
What! gonc did You say" exclaimed the astonished OIL
hcer " And where left him here yesterday where
has nc gonei" "Oh he hasn't gone far only Ia the Dead
House. cody answered the porter. The policeman stood
c"niounded iot moment; then, turning, walked away,
mdtering TO himself, We'll, I've made Judy of myself
knew where the bird and wouldn't catch IT, But iii
not be 'ehsseled' again dead are I'm bound To take
the next man have n warrant for"
Whie this magnsnmous resolve being made, the
freed spirit OF the poor and endrss had made its
hghi to that tribunal where mercy with justice dealt
ALL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26
kcntuckian's Account. OF how ne got
ns, iff...

-
Tie following account Of eooihip in Kentucky and tho
causcs and ma n,r. of The ~, - -
serve a, rood .,ecimen nj M. xv,.,.,, 80 ~ -.
tive
"Had Just returned from the Seminole war; and Wi. egh
teen years old. when became acquainted with Peggy
darling little thing de ess fresh butter and as sweet
as honey IL was eon-husking tme and told her about
me ndan war; aud how we had bvouaeked aud the rest
=" u. anu sue listened 10 ai ana IN lees than fortnight
was IN love over head aud ears Was said Just egh
teen ana she sixteen FOR her sake could have WHIPPED
whole ~ig~am foil OF Seminoles, that could. by jim
90. several months passed, aud thought
with her, and kept about her. like wolf round
mock OF sheep OF asenty round tho watch fire, when
were W" against 'he said neither no nor One
evening" no"oNvt' sue sald 10 me-
nP", syss1e, you arc reaiiy deal too Wild
n, ""su eueu icgsy '"' ~ild. you should see old
nivNoty' mats tne man you may call Wild
NsPn, sau she' 'naeed you are too Wild, rough
0es,' unu peu you u'ihN 100 mueh whmkeyf
:, ~ k, ,a .Ssi-'euuino ""nongsheIsi and why
snoua not ufinA H. since 1od lets grown Peggy, says
genuine monongahela ana all PAID tor owe no man
nave go' SIX rs stout negroes as yon hnd IN old kcr
'ue ana thousand dollars cash besides that my father
" nv a"u unc over ana you say the word wei be
A''m anu WIG
nhpn, sayssne' you are quite TOO wid drink too much
WI" see soou II IN eign Gays vi" ,hlnk about II, you may
~ 49,, :" e'E"' u-ys' a"u no sooner
"spoSvu :" 40 n'' "u' anu wat inc elRht days, as
w. - ANU d Spans" P'pp't iuopeu lh'o me- ana
~eu oy were Pss', went 10 feggys house, ard whom
-, ~ ''uuu ue'e asa Dunohhg sttng etm-n-
n W." ICY before 'he hNenen hre' aud when he saw
NE y "' "us "a my race, ana regsy laughed too ltad
n. n',nu 10 's'het MN oy way ct wedding present.
se' ne' on OF my head Tor ever 80 long, but at
~ nSt sais 70 NO
e g'u oe' hapn' saiu hei II she meant TO have you
.L' - y. as S'"e spS'N'% ABOUT heii shesoniy
S , 'S"i o, you
g., says '''-
mad. Won, ,;,,.,. - ~ S''s oo'.r '"'nx IL you
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26

No Rr0rIsTroN YEr.-We learn from an authentic
source that the rumor TO which gave currency lew
days that Governor Johnson had received QUESTION
from the War Department for Regiments Volunteer.
from this State. unloundcd Governor Johnson has re-
turned to the CITY, and the package for him the Pos, OF
hce has been asceraned to Land Warrants instead
OF a call for troops.
IL was also rumored, days since tina, Col Hunt U
3 QuarteFmas,cr had received instructions from Washing
ton to call upon State authorities for two regiments to
embark IN the war Mexico This too. turns out to
be mistake The Colonel only directed to find trans
po'taion, &c, for troops expected here route for the
Army portion o: which have already reached the city
" y. Topic. Oct. Is.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26

MARCHING ORDERs.-We have It from undoub,ed autho.
N.Y. That Secretary Marcy's mule regiment, Blskey op-
posite tins city, Is At last under marching or rather
orders. detachment will leave to-day on the steamer
Warrior for New Orleans, via the Lakes This boa, will
continue To transport these forces until the whole
shall have passed over As Quartemaser General Jessup
Is hourly expected New Orleans Head Quarters II
Is conJecIured by that this movement of the Mule
giment Is intended OF military display TO greet his
arrival Ii IL remarkable MISUNDERSTANDING for one
thing at easiOr eating than il can dralo Our
cora and hay merchants will regret its departure some and
TO us safe and speedy will say (negh) nay
Mobile ddper.iEeT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26

snneipstons OF some Of sansune holders went
Sey'hd q continuation Of the previous FROM the
Sta e. those relating to the erop received b, the
% tue lo'h mat on Wednesday morning. disappointed
men, nssmeeh ss their extreme re-
prices falling back upon those Of FRIDAY las which We
gam .sSme. Spectators have taken 600 bales Amer
sn' ieVo Egyptian and 1900 Sura and exporters 77O
Ans' z'u remains, $50 Para. Sales to-day about GOO
esss Si all kinds Import this week. Is 46I, aud sales
S,'9o oaies as folows-32O Sea islands. lOs2l1d 30
Syn nee od; $500 Upland 4ia5ii 2S,9iO New Orleans
Sbast; S4OO Alabsms, &c. 4ia6d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26

Gov. BARB,UR on PoLK-Uid you ever hear what the
late Gov James Barbour said OF Polk Some twelva or
thirteen years since when he s elected Speaker OF
the House OF Representatives, inquired Of the
Governor who the new Speaker was he had never
distinguished The old IN ms peculiar style replied:
lie j. man upon whose brow, nature, the rudeness
her Jocuariy has impressed the words To let but NOT
JuTH'hed' Many will concur in the Of
The s.lnIale then made OF his eharactet.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26

We sincerely regret learn the DEATH ON Sunday last
OF Capt Joseph Jones, Of the olde, aud most
spectacle cit gems Of Liberty county. Capt Us father was
one OF the Aids TO Gen Mclntoh. and killed on the
lines OF SavannSh IN the Revolutionary War. Capt
IN active service during the OF 1872 commander Of
the Liberty County Troops stationed part Of
the vicinity OF Dlnen. lie gentleman Of kind and
benevolent feelings and remarkable Tor his hospitality lie
ded IN consequence OF injuries received from fall from
his buggy on the 18Th inst.-Sarlnnah RenpLLican.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26
Tile Trial.

The rial Of the Messs. Myers and W. $ Burr was re-
sumed Saturday, and proceeded with until O'Clock
Saturday night, when tie Court adjourned 10 O'Clock
day. lis possible the trial may be concluded to-day
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26
Col. MCCIung.

The Natehez Courier contains a high euogum upon this
gentleman, whose services the Wing party in the ardu.
struggle OF lsIO, will be long remembered in Missis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26
4 Veteran,
Uncle BiIIy,"

We find the following amusing sketch in the Arkansas
Gazette. We do not know IN what paper ! originally
appeared
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE. . /.

ARRIVED,
sehr Angene. Miller. Troy.
Sehr Mercy, Smith, Lubec.
sehr l. o. OF o. r., Dow. Thomaston, Limo, to Rankin
& Whitlock.
Sehr Ssmi Cashier, Robinson New York.
SAILED,
Sehr Lookout, Read. Norfolk.
Steamer Columbus. Parrish. Baltimore.
Sehr Roscoe, Eaton, Charleston.
Schr Gratitude, Stephenson, Newport, Del
Sehr Cutlew, Groves, Wilmington. Del.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2i-Auivsd schr Heroine. Jones' from
Richmond.
Cleared. ,ehr Ocean Wave Wheeler. Norfolk and Rich
mond.
YORK Oct s3Crd sehr Rochester, Brigham. Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26
VIRGINIA. I'D RnIes bald ln lhc CIerk,s nf

VIRGINIA: AZ Rules held IN tho Clerks Of.
hc" ~ e Superior Couu NJ Chancery for tb. Richmond CIR
cut ih' itli day of Fcgtember, 1876.
hfna Fyinn and Thomas Dsane surviving partners of the
late nrf antie firm o. Peytpn FdSars eopsins or
themselves md Richard Edwards deed Phfs
aFanf
FHiuo tdmunis and ether Dena
atendan abpvs named having entered bis appearance
Aa gwen security according tho Act NJ
o. hTtni md apyeafnr ny satisfactory evidence.
hi % nabiant oi this Connonw nth u odsfed
$50 aeend1n Do appear The Rus
on ne ht Monday In De and
p'ts and lint NJ hs Be
nrspape published In The city ~ Richmond oftwo
svey anf posted the ort door Of Capitol In the mid city,
CUpy-TtFs,
tG-wqw row ROBERTA ID g
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26

we Rave appreciated consistency Of wha, called
Tar'n Democrat -RieA-oaf Esssircr.
We hope the Pennsylvania papers will lay this sentence
before the people OF that State IN order that the democrat
&c party there who inscribed banners in lsl4 Pok
Dallas, Texas, AND TASTF AZ" may sec in wha,
slight estimation they held by their brethren in this
quarter The Enquirer has admitted, and even urged
point which every Wing journal in Pennsylvania hs.
aboting TO establish for years and which, i it had been
generally admitted by the democratic party in 1884, would
have lost Nh Polk the OF that State and
y his election. There certainly IS that paper asserts
no consistency in the character Of democcauc Tariff man.
The difference between destruction and salvation cannot
be greater than that between the doctrines the
loco ioco, and the principles of the Tariff
man. But the Wing party found impossible in IA 1,
convince the people Of Pennsylvania si this fact. They
chose rather to believe Black Dallas and Buchanan who
declared that "Mr. Polk of a Tariff man than
Mr.. Clay"
We repeat let friends IN Pennsylvania put this be-
fore the people.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26
..strange but Trne"---a. Ii. Slsaaa,d ,nu..

We are happy announce to eli, zen aud The pubic
generally, the very unexpected fact that received four
papers, in due time, from New Orleans this day lSatur
day. Any farther strange Of the ike nature
shall b. duly noticed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26
N o TIC ELS

dr The members OF the Medical Profession in Louisa
are requested to meet nj tho Court House on November
Court Day, to appoint delegates tho Medical Conven.
non to be held in Richmond on the second Monday in
December next "
Louisa, Oct 81, 1886
u Auction Sale OF Hats, Ac.-rhe s,isn-
non OF dealers requested Sale Of large aud fresh
assortment OF Hats, Caps. &C. ut Store This monday
hotnng. At ~ o'clock. lsLoEs e. BRoruER, Auct-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26

paying oil The mmcnse national debt. the burthen Of
which wa- 80 heavy that the people appeared able
durs 1t no longer IL d, hardly necessary remind any
one but an sbstraeons that the effect precisely the
reverse OF what tho proposed and that far
from relieving France, though produced large
for one year. the plunged her into deeper and
more ineStrieablo difficulties in the end.
In Switzerland have living example Of Free Trade.
Enclosed oil sdes by the possessions of Austria aud
France, she finds impossible lay duty upon their inn
Por-, because the materials necessary supply her
factories obliged pass through their territories
der reach their destination In order compensate in
degree, Tor the loss induced by this
OF affairs. the material ITSELF though designed for Swiss
manufacture compelled pay every ihroug
which passes after its arrival in Switzerland The con-
sequence is we credit luminous report made to
the British Parliament few years SINCE that the Swiss
aborer lie the fed and the clad workman in Eu
rope; sure indication according all political eeono-
misis that the country is in thriving condition
Such are the results OF Free Trade all over the world
SUCH in measure, its consequences here and sue
will be the issue OF the tariff Of 1876
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26

II UssELLs INTRoDUCTION.-To tho

Young LADIES Evolutionary Reader consisting saIeetion Of
Readnf esuons together Rudmess ~ Rlocution
ds Female Reades ~ WIaui Ann " Russer for sale AZ
ne School Book Depot, ~ W. RANDOLPH a cos,
oc W t1i Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26
N P. HOWARD, Ca.
CnMNIslInHER.s nrrIrR

In lulilfnent Of the above decree Of the SUPERIOR
eosn of eaneeW or The Richmond Circuit hereby nofy tbs
eieohnrs ni Marn Pate decd iint N On m estate win
hays 10 be- duy and legally authenticated delivered IN me in nv
ounce WhhnWe per oiof Three months ~ by Day Of w.
''n'ft ''l eh'"ing ~ q POirIAUX, Mr. Conf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY
OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS


WE have received, by the packets Pocahontas
and Patrick Henry New YORK forty pac ksgrs OF good,
comprising choice assortment OF staple fancy
iAl trade, embracing IN part the following
Rich embroidered Cashmeres and Mouslin de Ianes
Embroidered and sh- Jed Cashmere ans Mousin Robes
Piud AID st-iped do for l,dies and
Black and blue black e. shmeres udM ousiins
Rich Bioeade Camehon ani Changrable Silks
Rich plaid aud striped style do
BIZ and blue Waierrd a I'D
Broeha, Cashmere rurk u ard Wooden snawls
American and French Caeoes, all Qualities aud prices
super and extra Irish inens Table Cloths Napkins
Grass Cloth, corded Man siles, and cord
Table and Piano Covers, and Wine Covers tables
Bk bone Wells and HandkeTehrfs all sizes
BIN and white six Hose slam and ENID
super raw silk, lambs wool. cashmere cot n DO.
Thread and Lise Lsees, Rdeitgs and lnsruings
Bonnet and Rihan Is bullion and Frin-es
AeT's best Md Gloves, siiS do. and Mus
Ladies and gentcn- ms cashmere Tide thread DO.
Bis silk Lace, AMI fancy ,iik Buttons n " style
BIZ satin, sIk, cashmere AMI vAleniil vesings
Welch BailTtvAe MaTlar d. ard nn-ls ehsap
BRUSSELS hree ply ami Can etnss and Rugs
Wool blk inv. green, brown aud other Cloths
Extra super ami Low priced fancy CassmeIcs
With large aud complete tic Gools al
Of which will be sold at reduced prices by
VALENTINE, BREEOEN CO.
oc ~ No 2l7 BToal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26
AMERICAN EDITION OF
DANTELL'S
Chanccry Pleading and Practice.
L Al 4 ~, .I.....r... IL - -.

PLEADING AND PRACTICE Of the high eout Of
II cianeefy by Edmund Robert Daniel, e. r. - oner
IN chance second English edit considerable alterations
and adaon' adapting l= text the
eat decisions Of the eourby Thomas
To which adied cnirey Ct apes aud eopou
notes adapting he wotk - American Practise Chanesry BY
Perkins ot boston large volumes Also English edition
The VIOLA in price per vol
The above valuable just published md Tor sale
by & r. FISHER
d or. below the Posi- og..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26
NOTICE.
TO STUDENTS AND PHYSICIANS.

w. RANDOLPH Il CO., l2I Main street.
~ have hand all the Te,t Boob, Richmond Col
besides large stock OF other valuable Medical WORKS, whh
they will sell for cash puneual they
be bought cewheto.
LIST No. 4.
Armstrong on Fcvcrp and Practice Of Medicine.
Antrars Medical Chnique, and also n the Hood
hnoIts Ply sizes, Anison's Pathology
AbstnAthys Works, Acton v.n.tiai
AekeIly o. Children; hveI.rs sursey
AT OF preserving the SIGHT
Absiermsie the \ onaeh
Blir's Medical Logic; Boon's strsbi,mas
Biandius Anatomy Bcrton the Heart
Richards Bechat's Anatomy
Bayhr's III msnts OF Anatomy
Beekiatds Anatomy. BeI q stokes Practice
Buehans 4 Norwood's Bueh1ns Domestic Medicine
Bells surgery, aso Raihs and Mineraiw
Beaumont on the Gastric Juice
Browns Elements of Medicine
Brigham ON Mthtsl Excitement. on Cho,cra
d obi on ihi 10 mt, also on Un,ary Org ne
Bilinfs' rrineplts OF Medicine
Cu-res synopsis OF Diseases
CaPenter. Maieria Mcdiea. nd also Din ca. aory
Clarke on Consumption, also Cornell n do.
Coop-rs Surgical Dictionary
Cores American D!spensatcry
Cazenase Cuiancous Diseases
Crusvilists Anatomy; Chaly's Midwifery
Churvhirs Midwifery, also on Females
Chtys Medical Jurisprudence
CL1e's Epiome OF Hrpoerars' Gaen
Cooper on Di.loeutions aud Fractures
Clymcr on feycrs; Cooper on HERNIA
W W. X co. have and Medical Book,
which cam a be found except No. t2t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26

MANAGERS OEEICE---D. Paine a
WI CO.---For to morow-S25, 900, 5000, 5000 $500,
20 OF 1000, 30 Of 5OO-15 Nos. Ii drawn. Tickets IS
Also--S7OO0, 1900, Gle, &c.-66 Nos. IA drawn
Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated Extra IL:
10 % IS 20 - 80 81 ~ 81 l 80 IL 20.
Halt 10 81 81, S3O0-Qr. II 81 IS, Sl00-both sold
and pad by PURCELL.
Drawn Nos Of Delawa are, class $685.
81 l3 ~ 81 45 SIS 81 IS 10 6S
DIGGERS PRIZE OFFlCE.-The drawing of Two
~ Lotteries received &c morrow 25 .OOO, 30 Of 1000,
&c. 20 Nos IA drawn. Tickets 50. Alsu-7OOO 6i
Nos Ia dawn. Tickets 81. For prizes call and pun
chase a ticket Of the lucky BIGGER
Drawn Nos. oi Grand Consolidated, Extra IL:
10 80 IS 80 - so 81 81 50 | 80 IL 20.
II IS 80. another Capital sold and csshed by that lucky
Youth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26
VTIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks Oc

NlRGlNlA-At Rules held in the Clerks OF
fee OF the Superior Count Chaneery for te mond Cir
euii, the 18Th daY Of September 1876
Chares Osborne and Mary g. his wife suing right and
the aid Charles Osborne, suing his right Pus
against
Ro5eu buchanan Andrew buchanan, John Hay Marion
MS WE ana Elikaeeth Craham, and other
The 6c'rDdnnts above having entered III r
anee atd given security ding In tbs Act f Assembly
hues oi this Court and appear by aeory evidence that
they are not inh hins Of this Common u ordered that
the said defendants do Rules
Count the ht Monday Deesabr nrt aud ansH c The bin
Of the plain ifs and that copy order forthwith Inserted
IN some newspapr ubphei the city Richmond two
moa and posted OF the Capoi in
the sad city. a Co9y-Teste,
So i6-~ow row RoBERTs g. C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26
VIRGINA ~ a superIor conrt OF chancet,

VIRGINIA AT n superior court of chancery
for the Richmond Circuit, held Capitol in the CT, Of
Richmond on the 25th day of June. 1896
JonshepTard late high shcuof county Ienrieo whom
The estate n Martin Pate for with
Voc VIII ANNEXED PHh,
against
Levy T. Clarke and Lucy u. his wife Samuel Pate
Deus.
Tbs cause, In which the plaintiff appears have proceeded
aEainu The f-nrants Levy r. Clarke Lucy his wife who
arc out e this Commonwealth the prescribed by for
absent defedans they 81 failing appear answer came on
THIS day 10 be heard the b taxi
Levy Cirke and Lucy h. wife, upon OF the
lrndhh samuel Pac with replication thereto upon
Tue efhh het and argueby whreupon the count
uoha ndff order and decree N this
eou 90 give notice TO tn creditors Pate deceased by
pubcaoi Of this oidrr for efh Richmond whr and
richmond Ehquer two Of the newspapers pub City
oehm" by porting the c. House Of
The county n cnrco and ao Courhouis ~ the ey Of
hehm' nd produce their Ella inns before
him for settlement within the pc iod of months
Copy. Teae,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-26
VIRGINIA: AtRules held in the Clcrk', Office

against
Benamn Churchill. nd other D.n,
defendant above named having
ury according the Act Assembly and the Rules
OF - Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that n,
not an nhahant OF this Comm nweah ordered That the
% do appear at n; rules Re held Count
on me fs' Monday IN december of the
phus and that copy of this order be forthwith
newspaper published IN the City Of Richmond
eeNey and posted at the front door OF the Capitol
city Copy-Teae ~
l6-wgw row RORRRTs m A.