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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-08
To the Editors of the Enquirer:
Sp0TsyryASII Sent l. 1884,

Messrs. Edi,o.s:-I have learnt that some
OF The Wings have the audacy 10 claim the vote
OF this county for General TAYLOR. tell you,
they are barking up the wrong Tree. ! never
knew The Democrats 10 be more united than they
are al present. You may safely put down This
good old county at $50 majority tor Cass and
Butler We have the utmost confidence in the
wisdom and integrity OF The Democratic nomi-
nees;-ard while we admire General Taylor Tor
his skill and proves as a military man, we are
led TO believe that he does not possess the requi
site qualifications TO fill the Presidential chair
You may rest assured that the Democrats in this
section will do their duty. We are alive to our
Interests and, as Southern Democrats, will boldly
sustain The ticket OF Cass and Butler, which is
more Immediately identified with Southern inter-
ests than any ticket which has been presented to
the people.
General Taylor's Charleston letter has thrown
the Wings into an awful dilemma. Il is my can.
did opinion, II The General writes many more
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For INC Enquirs'
WHAT NOES THIS MEAN


WING DOCUMENTS, OF RARE CHARACTER.
Just about this time the country is flooded
with Wing documents. The agents Of the
party are busy in their distribution but they
are sometimes not very wary in their selec-
ton. A singular paper, for this latitude, has
fallen POSSIBLY by accdenD into the hands of a
sterling Democrat of Heorico. 1t is no less than
the revelations of the Reverend Mr.. Lamb, the
Chaplain of General Taylor, in reference to the
habits of the old soldier, aud his peculiar opi-
nions on he subject of Slavery. II CERTAINLY
came from a Wing source, with other docu.
ments connected with it, and under the same
envelope. Can you, Messrs. Editors. explain
this' PAUL FRY.
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THE VETO POWER.-The total number Of
times which that kinely preroga,ive, the Veto,
has been exercised since The formation oftbis 90.
vernment, is tpsnty fuet The Total number Of
times which the same power has been exercised
by The crown OF England Tor the last two hundred
years is, not once! We call ours Republic.
however, and the name seems 10 answer for the
subsance.-[ Sauannah Republican,
1t is thus that the Taylor press degrade their
own Republic compared with the monarchies Of
the Old World George Washington used The
Veto, that kiugly prerogalive, t,oiee and James
Madison SIC tins<si VIVA, slur on the memory
OF these immortal patriots do the modern Wings
really east, in their rabid efforts 10 emaseulale
our glorious Constitution
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POETRY.
TO THE MoCKING BIRD.


Bird of The wild and wondrous song,
hear thy rich aud varied voice
Swelling the greenwood depths among,
Till hill and vale the while rejoicel
Spell bound, eu,ranced in rap,ufe's chain,
list 10 tina, inspiring strainl
thread the forests tangled maze
The thousand chorislers 10 see,
Who mingled thus their voices raise
10 that delicious minstrelsy;
search in vain each pause between
The coral band is still unseen
IT'S but the music of dream
An airy sound hat mocks The ear
But bark again! the eagles scream,
L, rose and fell distinct and clear
And list-.in yonder hawthorn bush
The red bird, robin and the thrush
Lost In amaze look around,
Nor thrush nor eagle there behold
But still tina, rich, arial sound,
Like some forsollen song of old,
That DER the heart has held control,
Falls sweelly on the ravished soull
And ye, the woods are vocal still
The air is musical with song
Ger the near stream-above The hill
The 'widering notes are borne along.
But whence tina, gush OF rare delieht7
And what art thou 2 or bird of sprile
Perched on yon naples lopmost bough,
With glancing wings and restless iee''
Bird OF unliring throat, arr thou
Sole soppser in this concert sweets
So perfect, foil and rich each pari,
II moeks the highest reach oil arti
Once more. once more, thai thrilling s'rainl
IIl-omend owl, be mule, be mule!
Thy native notes hear again,
More sweet than harp or lovers lutte;
Compared with Thy impassioued tale,
How cold, how lame the Nightingale
Alas! capricious in thy power
Thy "wood note wild" again is fed
The mimic rules The changefal hour.
And all The "soul of song" is dead
But no-to every borrow'd tone
He lends sweetness all his own
On sliaering wing, erect and bright,
With arrowy speed he darts aloit,
As tho its soul had la'en its flight
In that last strain so sad and soft,
And he W culd call i, back TO life,
To mingle in the mimic strife!
And ever 10 each fttul lay
His frame in restless motion wheels,
As tho he would, indeed, essay
To act the ecstasy he feels
As though his very feet kept time
To that inimilable chime
And ever, as the rising moon
Climbs with full orb the trees above,
He sings his most enchanting tune,
While echo wakes through all the grove;
His descanl soothes, in cares despite,
The weary watches OF the night;
The sleeper from his couch starts up
To listen TO that lay forlorn-
And be who quaffs The midnight cup
Looks out 10 see the purping morn!
O.! ever 10 the merry spring,
Sweet mimic lei me hear thee sing e.
1LouisptLLe Journal
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P. H. Ayle'i, Esq, addressed the Democrats Of
Fredericksburg on Thursday night. The Recorder
EXTRACT of Letter from
VIcKsHupo Miee;ee;ny

"Our town grows more Democratic every year,
and We hope in November to redeem il from the
hands OF the FElnorsres. We shall certainly in.
crease our State majority for Cas- and Butler,
over the Polk and Dallas vote. The North Ca.
rolinia news is just coming in and nerves our
hearts,"
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Tn Ma. McCosKEY.

To Ma. McCosKEY.
an reply 10 your en-
quires, | have 10 inform
you that | have ta'1 1t
do1on as Il pri',eip.e, not
10 give my opinions upon,
or PREJUDICE IN any a0Gy,
he pa,ious questions ~
policy 'Io'0 al issue be-
tween The political par
ties OF The country, NOR
promise uhat I u. uld or
Mould moi do, acsfcI clect'
cd 10 The Presidency OiMe
United States.
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James iMcConlky s.

sUCcEsSoR5 TO WM. MeDoNALD 4 a"
COMMISSION MERCIiST>
Ms. 81 and SO. Bouly's HHarf B,hf
,EENDER their services To the FARMERS !, ~
L chants Of Virginia and North CaroI,,.. Es ,
sale Of GRAIN. COTTON and other pR0ts.'
Their long experience in this branch OF bu.,r...
them in assuring those who may favor them ), !,
consignments the highest going rates -
REFER 70
Messrs Webb, Bacon 4 Co,
Messfs WORKMAN, McGrnder & Co, kiehnon:
Messrs N NJ Martin 4 Donnan,
Dir Thomas Branch, petersburg.
Me'srs Ferguson 4. Mihado, ~.
Mr. James II Johnston, norfolk.
Sent l-clm
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In The Delony letter he says, 81 fully coincide
with YOU in opinion" chat il is right inherent
in every freeman 10 possess himself OF The POLL.
r,cAL PRINCIPLES AND OPINIONS OF those in whose
hands the administration of The Government may
be placed" and in his letter To McConkey, ne
saws: 81 have laid il down as PRINCIPLE NOT 10
give MY opINI oNs upon, or PREJUDICE in any way,
the variou. questions Of policy nov al issue be-
tween the political parties Of The county,"
In our Judgment il involves more than incon.
sisency in the followers Of General Taylor, 10
sustain him in the position he has taken in his
McConkey leuer. Ii shows an abandonment oil
the sovereignty with which they are clothed IN
selecting their public servants. They, one and all,
echoed the sentiment. that every freeman had The
inherent right to possess himself of The political
PRINCIPLES and opinions Of those VINO were can
dda,cs for popular lrus. as their public servants
and yet when Genera! Taylor abandons that re-
publican ground and assumes one which IS In
conflict with every principle upon which our g'o-
rious government Ies's they all cry out that's
right, we dom: wani oil lack 10 express his poll
lica opinions, as il might iojure his chances Tor
election"
When The younger Adams SAID 'lhe represent
ta,ives should not b. pasied by the will OF the
constituent" h. sealed his own doom, because ne
advanced principle which was in hagrant con.
fict with the genius Of our institutions; and yet
we ind his supporters advocating The election OF a
man who claims more than regal puwer, as Mr..
Caskie strongly an eloqueniiy demonstrated:
that OF administering he government as he pleases,
and thus avoid the Stumbling block which stood
in Mr.. Adams way, the declaration Of tis wiA Of
the constituent.
The Wings, who are not men Of Clay, cer-
,ainIy have no, considered The innovation they are
exeriug themselves 10 engfalt upon our glorious
and free government, tina, OF changing the sOue-
reign ino the serf or subject to do the ,gl ofa RULER
and not TO dictate the will OF he SOVEREIGN 10 the
SERVANT.
II has always been recognized by The Democra-
cy, both as duty AMI a choice, TO place their
candidates before the country with frank, man.
ly and open expression OF political principles and
opinions, aud il they, by the most torluons work
inc of The dislempered imagination OF the Wing
leaders, Tell the weight OF shadow short OF duty,
a cry as loud aud as long as il there was treason
in the delinquency was raised by every jackal Of
the Whie party against The Democracy; and we
now find this great balance wheel, when applied
to lheir own party; crushed by The military heel
of man whose whole pre,ensions for the station
he aspires 10 arc 10 be found in his success on the
battle fields OF Texas and MEXICO.
Those were learfuIly true words which the
"immoual Harry of the Wesl" spoke when ap.
piled 10 the present condition Of the faction which
was once the ncreal Wing paTlY.n
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To Mr.. DELoNY.
CAMP NEAR MONTEREY,
Mex, June 9, Al.
Dea. Sir: Your letter
of The 18th ull, from
Clinton, La , has just
reached me, in which
you are pleased 10 say,
"lhe signs Of The times
in relation TO The next
Presidency, and The pro-
minenl position OF your
name in connection
with ii, is a sufficient J,
excuse for this letter."
That I'll 10 a nappY
feature in our govern
menl that official iunc-
liunaries under il, from
The lowest 10 the high
est station, are mol be-
yond The reach and par
lial supervision OF the
humblesl citizen, and
that il is a right inhe-
rent in every freeman
10 possess himself OF the
political principles and
opinions of those into
whose hands The admi-
nislration OF the govern
| ment may be placed, +"
&C., 10 all of a0h.eh l Jul.
ly coincide Nth yon In
opinio7,.
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THE CLAY BALL MOVING.

The Charleston Free Press publishes call
signed by twelve very respectable citizens of
Harpers' Ferry, members Of the Wing party ,
who invi,e the cooperation of their political
brethren" in meeting last Saturday, 'for The
purpose Of expressing our views relative 10 The
approaching Presidential canvass, and il possible
Of relieving ourselves from the unpleasant alti-
tuie which we sustain toward the nominee OF the
Philadelphia Convention. And further. Of ex-
pressing our preference for, and determination,
10 use all honorable means for the election Of
Henry Clay 10 The Presidency, at the ensuing
election"
A great meeting oil The friends of Clay is call
ed in Boson--and on Saturday evening there
was 10 have been great demonstration in favor
Of Henry Clay for President, in Poughkeepsie,
New York.
The New York Express devotes halt column
to dissuade the Clay Wings from "he madness"
OF holding Clay and Fillmore meeting in that
city, upon which they are said 10 be bent.
A slaunch Wing Of Hanover, on hearing Of
the nomination 0! Clay at Albany few days
since, tthe Fillmore "sizzle, y discharged his piece
Of cannon with great glee, to the establishment OF
his neighbors.
The Wings OF Rappahannock, on hearing the
same report, openly exhibited their JOY. There
is, beyond doubt, a strong under current OF Clay.
ism throughout The Union.
THE TRUTH SPREADING.-W have re.
ceved the first No. OF the "virenia Sentinel" a
spirited Democratic paper, jus, started al Pon
Pleasant al the mouth ofthe Kanawha. II speaks
in high spirits Of the political prospects 10 that re-
gion. Success 10 it
The Washington correspondent OF the Balli-
more Sum- 4h September, says:
The following bels were made this morning, al
one Of our large hotels 300 dollars that Gen.
Taylor will not get States; 500 on 8 States;
Sl00 on 10 States; 800 on 10 States; 800 on
IA Sla:es and $500 that he will mol be elected at
| all. Anolber bet OF 81 900 that Gen. Taylor will
MOI be elected, wasdeclined.
P. II. Ayle,t, ESQ.,, addressed the Democrats Of
Fredericksburg on Thursday night. The Recorder
says:
"Mr. A IS speech exhibited full knowledge of
the subjects be discussed His views Of our 60
vernment were enlarged, and conras,ed favora.
bly with the imPeIiec', partial, contracted views
contained in certain speeches we have heard be-
fore the Rough AMI Ready Club recently. The
leaders Of the whig party here will have 10 de-.
preciate, peryert and misrepresen, this very able
speech in order 10 lesson its force. judging from
their past course, we canno doubt that they will
be true 10 their work. We observed MANY OF
General Taylor's men who were at the meeting
whose courage did mol sustain them; Tor they &C.
casionally rereaed when Mr.. A. sent The hot shot
into their ranks. We understood some OF them
were disgusted. Hot shot are very disgusting
things 10 sup upnn."
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wbipy ,,iu stand by Fillmore as we'll as Iayl0r
(h.can,e if thew abandon one, they must aoa ass
e eOn bafh, Here's tie unequivocal article Of inc
Republican,: ,,a - GEO ,ba, the
s !s ss:s' :;
sss %y ss y: + ) " f. ssu's sss
1y HOS consider Fillmore better pai'0S '''
ether Polk or Cas-" :. :. ~,
S'' The Republican may not agree with us, out
III ,eys, believe that the Wings OF Virginia
wi I DEGRADE and sacrifice themselves BY voting
for . seIt.ayo wed Abolionss'
aor . TACK NEVER sURRENDERS"
We would like to see The Wing leaders al
,sm,, 10 reconcile the conflicting principles, which
he following extracts from the Old Hcfos lei
tsrs 10 Mr.. pslony and B. McConkey, Esq., pre-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-08
EIUVaNNa COUNTY

FLU v ANNA SoO1N1
At meeting held by portion OF the Demo-
cratic party OF Fluvanna, al the Court House, on
the LIST of Sept, lS4S, Neal B. Gay, was called
to the Chair and w. S. Fontaine appointed
Secretary.
The following gentlemen we're then appointed
TO attend The Democratic Slate Convention 10 be
held In The town of Lynchburg on the 30 inst:
Dr.. Geo. P. Holman, A. w. Strange, Robert
Richardson, A. J. Richardson, Jno. NJ. Wills,
Miles Crenshaw, E. II. Lane, SAM Sadler,
VIM Fontaine, Dr.. R. E. Nelson, 81. Basket,
Ed. George, Mr.. Clarke, Dan Stone, John W.
fancy, James B Haden, D. w. K. 6owles, H.
Clay, L w. Robinson, F. NJ. Wells David Gil
lespy, Capt. VIM. Applebury. Austin Seay, Ar
cher Strange, z H. Buston, Rich'd Omohundro
Jr, e C. Anal, John 81. Burgess, James w.
Anderson, G. T.. Tisdale, DR.. R. w Currin, ]. o.
Perkins, K. w. Cowhe'd. Capt John Noel, Dr.
John II Bledsoc and Thomas Clarke.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
added.
Resolved, That these proceedings be published
in the Richmond Enquirer and Richmond E1ami.
ner. NEAL B. GAY, Chairman.
w. 8. FoHrAiNE, Secty.
IOWA.-The Keokuk Dispatch says the Sc
mare will stand 10 Democrats TO Wings, and
t,e-.he House % Democrats and II Wings.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

At meeting of portion Of the Republican
party of the county of Cumberland, at the
Court House, on Moniay, the 2sth August,
John C. Page, Esq, was called to the Chair,
and Creed D. Coleman appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having BEEN ex
planned by Captain Thomas M. Isbell, the fol.
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That we approve Of the PROPOSE
ton to hold Convention in Lyuchburg the
20th September, and appoint the following gen
,lemen delegates to said Convention, viz:
John P Wilson, William w. Wilson, Captain
Willis Sanderson, John c. Taylor, Leonard
spears, ChesIey Daniel, Mayo Darlington,
DR.. J. Harrison, George Harrison, William 7.
HOLMAN, Ambrose Ford, William Maddox,
William D. Talley, Dr.. q Talley, Dr.. H. Tai.
ley, DIR. John H. Jones, V. G. Ryals, Edward S.
Brown, James D. Isbell, Thomas NJ. Isbell, Jno.
X. Wilson, VIM. NJ. Cooke, Saml. Hobson,
VIM. B. Crowder, Thomas w Crowder, Rchd.
w. Johnson, Leonard B. Simpson, John w.
Wilson, James B. Anderson, Captain Benjamin
Allen, John Allen, John Hendrick, and DR.. VIM.
8. Daniel.
On motion. the Chairman and Secretary were
also appointed delegates to said Convention.
Aud. on motion, il was ordered that these
proceedings be forwarded to the Richmond
Enquirer and Examiner for publication.
JOHN c. PAGE, Chairman.
CREED D. COLEMAN, Secretary.
~ The Examiner requested TO copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-08

IN CHANCERY-ViRGiSil At Rue. MD
Clerks Office of the Superior Court a. CHINO
the Richmond Circuit, the lnth day Of AuguG. /
Beverly { Hancock and Eliza Ann his vii.
nistritor and Administering Of Peter Winston.
ed, fAn
against
Henry cnorley, Judah Dobson, and Nl.ho.
Chrrl-y, and another, pel.la
The defendants above named not haVlns :
their appearance and given security, aecctdn.
act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Copit, az
pearing by satisfactory evidence thar they are Q,
bitants uf this Commonwealth: II Is ordered, I
said defendants do appear al the rules 10 he i'id
said Court, on the frst Monday In November tsi
answer the bill Of thu plaintiffs; and that cop'
order be forthwith inserted ia sonie newspaper (
ed In the city Of Richmond for two months 'net'
Is, and posted at the front door Of The safe CoI.
IN the said city. A Copy-Test-.
Aug Is-cr2m p. ROBERTS, {
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Univ Is-ew2m ' J. ALLEY

TN CHANCERY-viRoisi.:-At Rnie, ~ '"
L Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior ,ol
md Char Gerry for the county Of King WI,
Court house, on Monday, tho 7th day OF ~.
Zachary Lewis, 1oH'
against s-,.n,s {
BarIilla Graves, William L. Graves, s"IoH
- Graham and Franees bis vile, w. w.,
and John Brookes, ..,, .,,r
The defendants above named n NO. Das % 4
appearance and given seeu ~ oYrt. and Il 4.
Assembly, and the rules OF ms ,"'' ~ -, ~
n''en,o e,n,v evidence that they are hos W
'no,,v wealth. Il t. Ordered, mat tnt
OF tnis con ,nn,ar here on the first day q .
lehdans'. ,nswrr the original and amended y,
an,n,a,nant; nd that copy Of TINS ofdef o. !"
Ipr,sd IN some newspaper pubiishei IN "
ipi.h,nond. and continued for Two monln- su,',
.nd another copy thereof posted al Inc ifoh' ~
caud house ofthls county.
4 Copy-reste.
Aug 25-cw2m y foLLnnp
IN CaANCERY.-vraoisr.:-AtR Rules Pc :,
i Clerks ONCE Of the Superior Court Of ),
for the Richmond Circuit, the 10Th day oil hGs.
Samuel 8 Saunders,
Isaac Stevens, Francis Fisher and Williia !,
late merchants and partners, trading uDGtr 'R .
STYLE OF Stevens, Fisher and Company, the 80 J N
Fisher In his individual character, ana - ~
munds and Beverly Grant, late partners, -,
arm and style of Edmunds and COMPANY r., -
The defendants above-named not hasn-
their appearances ard given security assg 81
act of Assembly and the rules oil inns Ioa'" =,
bearing by satisfactory evidence tiiatlae! = y
bitants of this Commonwealth: u ~ oi'. =
said defendants do appear al tne ru,e' .",,ss
the said Court on the hrst MONDAY ~ n,.in,lIr
a 1aff
and answer the amended bill OF JUG pi IN az
.. up ~; oubJirned In III. city OF Richmond io'
spu aees and posted al the front door
Court.houss, In tho said city.
A Copy. Tssls, ,,prs "a
Aug is-cw2n 8
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TN CHANCERY-Viao.r MA AT Rules held
Clerks Office Of the Superior Cour, OF Chah
the Richmond Circuit, the lGth day Of august
William r Gordon PA.
against
The Farmers aud Merchants Bank 81 ''mpi
other DelrH'
The defendants above named mol having enter
appearance and given security. according T. m
Assembly aud rules al this COuri, and y arpr
satisfactory evidence that they a:r nct Inhati'i,
Commonwealth: II Is ordered. that the rald a.
do appear Al the rules 10 he he'd fui the AT Y
the first Monday in November nrxr. and ans@r'
ofihr plaintiff; and :hat copy Of fhis orirf = 4
Inserted IN some newspaper published ~ W
Richmond for two months successfully, ard Z :
the front door Of the State Court house, IN tlsa
A Copy. Tesle,
Aup i9-rw9m p ROBERTS. ~
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NOII Ice
NO IIE,
RIO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF Tup
i RAILROAD COMPANY ,, 80

Jo THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ~,
narch, 1877: - z
The following acquisitions are hereby mad- J.,
addition the sum Of three dollars called "a, H.
lars, payable on The ffst day Of each If The NJ,
March. April, May, August, September, Oct~,..
December, and ten dollars on the tirs, day u :.
the months oflnne, July and November, on ca
Subscribers IN Augusta Will pay in ,h- q,
Staunton; in Albemare, in the Bank al Cha,lo. =.
and those In Richmond, in the Bank Of y,rsi,,
credit ofthe Louisa Railroad Company. pv,,..
important, as interest pi be due on eaeL r,,,i,..
pad. BY order OF the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Tt-..s,.
Beaver Dam Dsnot Feb 00-rfnsr
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IN CHANCERY -EinGisI.:-M I'l,'
I peals, held al the State Court-hous ~ w.
Richmond, on Friday, April 9Th, ls4.: 49,.
Thos Puryear, jr., and John Taurman'
against Appellants: w.
Appellees: r.,
ed by the Superior Court Of Chaneefy he's :
nond.
On motion Of the appellees, by their 'ohh'. :.
reasons appearing 10 the Court, il i' "fnrf'"
less the appellants, having reasora1'" nousr
der, do, on or before the sixteenth day ~ "e''
enter into bond. with sufficient secnrlis. ~
cution Of this appeal, according 70 ihr of'o
the same, the said appeal be dismissed.
Copy. Teste, ,,ry
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IN uaNCEKY-YiaoIsiA: Al Rules NJ
i Clerks Office OF the superior Court II fAaa.'
the Richmond Circuit, the 10th day 81 Auss''
William ThilhriIner, fift
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IN CHANCERY-ViRGfsI "a, Rules hrii
Clerks Office OF the Superior couf, u chare-
the Ric mond Circuit the lfih dag u August, !.
Reuben " Nest and I.ronora hi- VIZ, r., 80
EIecu,rx OF John Lewis, deceased, flil'
against
John n Foster, and other pelta6s'
The defendant above nsmrd not hagE. rr..fs
appearance and give. security, aoooiisHg q ~ :
Assembly and rho rule Of thus Court AM ! =, I,
by satisfactory evidence that he y MOI ~ init
this Commonwealth II is ordered, iAit lh- g
f-ndant do appear At the rules To b. neld t.t-
Court, on the first Monday In November hrlt, a.
swer the bill Of the prainlfs; AMI that 81,
order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper ~
ed In the city OF Richmond for two months siec,'
ly, and posted ut the front door Of the state Conf
in the said city. Copy -Tre,1,
Aug iS-cw2m POWHATAS ROBERTS,
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tHhnILC IHoolESpN, lie
Beaver Dam Depot, Feb. 22-ctDsc

IN CONGRATULATIONS at Ru,,s ~
Clerks Office of the Superior Couft ~ Cha
the Richmond Circuit, the Ion day of August !.
James Bosher and Mary Il his wife !lnm4.
ney anu Sn.ah Nelson, ran.:
John A Smith, and other Drfrr+...
The defendant above named not havin. rnt.,..
appearance and given security, according tot. !.
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and il ,nt..
by satisfactory evidence that be is nor an iat..
this Commonwealth II Is ordered, taal :...,.
PENDANT do appear at the rules to be he ID la il.
Court on the first Monday in November nsi, m,
swrr the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that acqlIa
order be forthwith inserted In some news H.. 4,
Ished In the city Of Richmond for TWO moa .a.e.
sively, and posted At the front door OF the s,l.
house, In the said city. A Copy. Tes,r.
Aug l5-cw.m r. RORERTS -.