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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-11
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

nlgni,na .onnty Count, July Term, 1913:
The Court having heard, with c.rn ,.,r., r,,
asa o. .ne, mooh esteemed and Respected a,,oetaia
on ,hs bsenen THOMAS JONES, ED, sine. he Isss
=. On motion Of John c. Woodson, ESQ who made >.
ays,opna.e remarks in reference 10 the life snJ
aeso!sed, Thatthis Court, the officers and III. men,
osls OF me Bar have heard with unfegned sorrow and
aegfet OF the death ofThonas Jones' Esa worthy and
useful member of this Count 1Hu
resolved, That we lament his death az a public ca
amity, and mingle tenterest aud most h.artf.i,
ympathies with those of his family, Al the truly meIan
enoy bereavement, which has al once deprived the com
mnny OF useful Citizen, this Court Of valued mar
Der, and bis family Of its honored head. '
Resolved hat, as testimonial OF our resnect cor IT.
memory, we will wear the usual badge Of mourniur CO..
thirty days. 0'ns iof
Resolved, That these proceedings be entered ,,o,
he minutes Of this Court, copy Transmitted ~ ,1
Jerk to the family OF the deceased and another 10 the
Editors Of The Richmond, Stanton and Harrsonburs
,apers for publication.
Copy. Teste,
STEPHENSON. ia CLERK.
nd aaHi'onburs, are requested to copy.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
..,a TUT aTocEvOJDERs OP THE JpTJTSA

RIO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
l RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act of 9th
March, le47:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, viz: In
addition 10 the sum Of three dollars called for five dol
,rs PAYABLE on the first day of each of the months Of
March, April, May, August, September, October and
December and dollars on the first day Of each Of
the months of June July and November each share.
staunon; in Albemare, in the Bank at Charlottesville;
and those in Richmond in the Bank Of Virginia, to the
credit oftbe Louisa Railroad Company Punetuali.y
,mpoy.ant as n be due each instalpent not
PAID. BY order OF the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Beaver Dam Depot, Feb. 22-ctDec.l
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A STOCKHoLDER
To the Editor, nj n. Enou,,m

r.- HALEIoH ". g, Aug. 9-5, P. NJ.
IWenly three counties remain to be- heard
1rnm. ReIds clear gain, thus far is 1000 vo,e.
ne 1esul VII be very close; not more ,han q
or 500 either way. The Lreista,n,a "an '
doubtful We shall tonight hear rom ny
be decided. Fn,-oos g" '.s'n VIII
A proportional gain In The % counties - !.
heaFa rom, would give Reid 1900 gain, and al.
low me wings 10 carry the ssale by The enor.
nous majority Of tro hundred, Spontaneous
combustion" has aroused "cld Rip" The aoJ
worm S'a'e" Is fast opening her eyes, and giving
every assurance that she will oe "wide awake"
BY November.
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THE WING MEETING on TUESDAY
EVENING

we have never seen more lugubrious look
ing SCI imam That which gathered together at 30.
'hers Hal! on Tuesday night. The meeting
was dull, fla, and Improbable. Deep melancba.
y broodad over the congregaled Wings. Blu, il
was natural. They had heard their orators I'm,
short line before exullinsly announce The far,
that the enthusiasm for Gen. Taylor was 81 or.,,
iha; ne would make clear sweep Of The Union
nigh in their pyramid Of "Certain Statc," stood
old North Carolina, with 5000 malori,v tor
Manley," and $4,000 for Taylor" staring the
"Locos" in the face. II every other Stale bv The
rsmo,est possibility, should go for Cas- The Rim
Van Wrinkle folks would sleep soupdlv in the |
embraces Of Whisgety, and vote The usual ,naio.
fiy TOR the Wing party. Bur shall We breathe
h7-"oh, that miss eyes ,sers a fountain oftear,n'
Miserable me- which way shall ay2"- The
papers OF The morning before This sad gathering
At Bosher', Hail had announced ,hs Astounding
act, that perfect political revolution had taken
lace in North Carolina-lhat another within b,d
een offered up a. The altar Of Taylor's 'tevs;.c.
lily" and spontaneous eombush5iluv."
Alas for the many deiunct candidates of The !;
'ayloT parry 10 the old North Stale! Peraon,
las for Manleyl Oh, shades of Bondurant ard I
alaher! join your fellow deluncls 10 North Ca. .
'iina and shaking your "gory locks" at Zach. :,
y, dare him 10 say, "Tiou easa not saw Idta G
Bui enough OF this melancholy theme 7
he Wing meeting exhibited all The natural fl
gus of dependency. Mr.. Lyons was called y, C
ID spoke like milestone was around hi, neck Of
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GENERAL WoOL-Tbj, di,,,n,u;,b.d n

GENERAL WoOL.-This distinguished Of.
ncer arrived here las, nigh, in the steamer Tele.
graph, Capt.. Folger, from the Brazos. There
are ols lew among that galaxy of heroes, whose
deeds have shed such lustre on The American arms
10 The late war, entitled 10 greater crAdrthan Gen
Wool. Speaking OF This general officer, reminds
US OF the reply Of our friend Capt. George Tobin,
VINO, when asked by an officer TO give his opinion
The credit OF winning lie battle otBuena Visa
Gen. Taylor or Gen. Wool. "Be me sowi" said
Totin, with look which plainly showed the diff. |
hcuty Of correct answer, n think either ofthsm |
could have fought ihe battle, bu, I'm spre we'll
nave been licked like HI wi,bout The nre,en.s
IF botA." Ns,o Ovlsens Deua sng
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TN CHANCERY.-VIReiSiA:- Rules held In the
he Richmond Circuit the 5th day Of June, l648:
Moses II. Preston and John Endes, junior, partners
iadng under the firm and style Of Preston and Enders
,.a;ns, Plaintiffs
A.c Elliott and c. "A. Thrackston partners, trading
under the firm and style of A. e. Elliott and Company,
and other Defendants.
Tho defendants abors.named not having entered
their appearance and given security, according TO the
of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and ap-
peaac evidence that they are no, inha-
bitants this Commonwealth is Ordered, that the
laid defendants do appear al the rules TO be held for the
said Court, the first Monday in September next and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted publish.
cd in the city Of Richmond for two months successive
", and posted the front door Of the State Court
house, In the sald city. A Copy. Teste,
June la-cw2m P. ROBERTS. elk.
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IN CHANCERY .-v,seisiA:-In Chesterfield cosn-
ty Court, June the 18th, 1913:
James A. Farmer, Charles McLoud and Emelino his
wife, Thomas N. Shell and Goraldcan his wife. and
Theodore Z. Farmer, Plaintiffs:
against
Moses 81. Robertson, Administrator of Horatio Farm
or, deceased, Meredith Mckinney and Josephine his
wife Colin Al. Farmer, jeremiah Hobbs, and Caiharine
Farmer, Deiendans
ied bill against the defendants; and the defend
ant Meredith Mckinney, not having entered his ap.
pearancc and given security, according TO the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, aud II appearing
the satisfaction OF the Court that he not an inha
htant Of this country, the motion OF the plaintiffs,
Ordered, that the said Meredith Mckinney appear
here at August term next, and answer the bill Of the
piainins; and tina, copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some printed IN the city oi Rich
inond and published for eight weeks successfully, and
~. Copy. Teste,
Juno H-cwsw w. w. i. ooaBILL, D. g.
r. cHANcEaY..yl,s,s,A:-At Rules held in the
Clerks Oc, Of the Superior Cour, Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the 5th day OF June, Is4s
Joseph E. Venable, Plaintiff:
against
AC Elliott and C. A. Thrackston, partners. under
the firm and style of A. G. Elliott and Company and
other Defendants
The defendants above. named not having entered
their Appearance aud given security according the
ae of Assembly and the rules of this Court and ap-
peang satisfactory evidence that they not nha-
blahts Of this II Is Ordered, that the
said do appear at the rules to be held for The
answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted 10 some newspaper publish
60 the city Of Richmond, for two months successive
" and posted at the front door Of tho State Court
June is-e~2m ?. RoBERTs, elk.
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bAMELIA CoUNTY.-The meeting Of

Inc pemocra'Ic Republican Parry of Amelia.
which was notified TO be held al The Copr House
On July court day. was unavoicaby postponed
70 Tie hrsI day oil Angus! County Couu. being
me 2iih day OF his present non'h. On that dav
The meeting will &c held at the Court House. for
he purpose OF raIifyng The nominations OF can.
didaies for Pfesiden! and Vice Preside n, OF IN.
United States. and Of forming an Association -
several addresses are expected, and full atten.
dance is desired MANY DEMGCpA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-11
u,uE COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA TO THE
i SHERIFF OF BUCKINGHAM CoUNTf-srees

rrpE coAMoNWEaLTH OF VIRGINIA TO TIE
j SHERIFF OF BUCKINGHAM COUNIf-sree'-
nF .;,.a o- ,obn II
Tapscott at Circuit Superior Court oil Law anu oma
e,ry held for Buckingham county, a the Court-nouse,
on saturday the 9th day OF April, 1896 by the Juoge.
nsnt o the said Court recovered against David Staton
wao sometimes signs himself David station OF ihgle,
av. hundred and twenty-one dollars and thirty cents
and his Costs but be discharged by The payment OF
two hundred and sixty dollars and sxty-ve cents, WIN
interest thereon, to be computed AFTER Inc rale 81 SIX
per crnium per from the 18th day Of september
lis iii payment, for certain cebt, ana ih'eres.
and also So 81 for his costs, by MN ahont hs
SUIT IN That behalf expended whereof the said Davio
station i convicted as by the record thereof IN Inc
snne Court manestly appears: Ana now, on osha ~
OF the said Clement Fontaine assignee oil JOnn n
Tapsco II said that although judgment be gwen as
aforesaid yet execution of the debt, Interest ana Costs
still remains 10 Re made. But more than year mas
passed since the Judgment-and appears, by an am
dayt filed with the Clerk of our said Court, that tne
said David Staten is out of the Common~eath-oy
esson whereof, according 10 the statute In sueh case
made the seire aeid5 may be served on the saio Da'
s.aohs agent attorney in fact, II any he may nave 10
the or he have no such agent or at
oruey KNOWN by publication for four weeks success
syey previous the return day OF the writ, IN some
newspaper published 10 this Commonwealth: There
fore we command you that you make known, accord
np 10 the statute aforesaid that the said agent or ator
nry in fact of the said David Station be before the Juo
our Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery To-
Buckingham county. at the Courthouse, on ,te mrs
d.y of September term next. TO show cause ne nav
aay thing TO say why tile said Clement T. Fontane
assignee Of John H. 1apscot, ought not 70 have execd
lion against him. the said Station, of the debt, lhtetcs
and costs aforesaid according to the judgment aioe
said, and have then there this writ. witness, hol
E,didre Clerk Of our said Court, at the Courthouse
he SIN day of June ls4s in the I'D year Of the Com
monwealih. X. ELDklD1E, " .. v.
Aug. l-cw4w
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

JUHt, IS4o
EDMUND c. GOODWIN, one of the securities of
IL Charles Thompson, Executor Of Garland Thomp-
son, deceased:
You are hereby notified, that have appointed the
18th day Of August next, at 10 O'Clock, A. for tho
Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond Circuit
dated the 3ls day Of March, l8i entered In sui, of
Charles P. GooGall, ct ais plaintiffs, against Charles
Thompson, Administrator de bOnis non of William
Mitchell, deceased et ais. defendants, which day
you hereby notified TO attend my Office in the city
OF Richmond JOHN SHORE,
July l5-dltkcw4w Commissioner.
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IL CHANCERY.-viRoIsi.: AT Rules he'd In the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Cumberland county, the 10th day of
lure, 1898:
George Oakley, Elizabeth Oakley and Richard Oak
ley infant children Of John Oakley, deceased, who sue
BY Richard l.. HUDSON, their next friend, Plaintiffs:
against
Thomas Anderson and Palsey his wife, formerly Oak
lry Peachy Cruize and Mary Ann his wife, formerly
oakley, Marcus Miles, Martha Tyree, john Tyree,
Hegard Tyree, Charles j. Goodman, Committee OF
Raoda Oakley, deceased, and William Montague, She.
r'f OF Cumberland county and as such, Administrator
OF Rhoda Oakley, deceased, Defendants
The defendants, Peachy Cruze and Mary Ann his
wife and John Tyree not having entered their appear
and given security, according TO the of
By and the rules of this Court and it appearing by
is;lcory evidence that they not OF this
monweaith, it is Ordered that the said defend
ants DO ana snsweI he bib q the plaintiffs nsr
onv Of This order be forthwith inserted IN some news
amer MI bishpd in the CITY Of Richmond Tor Two ohtu'
excessively, and posted al tho front 100, OF the 'ouf'
oo 1nns II ia"ewpm B. B. WOoDSoN, D. c.
IN cHANcERY -vrnois,A:-At Court Of Ap.
j peais held the State Court house, In the CITY Oh
Richmond, ON Friday, April 7th, leis:
Thos Puryear, IT,, and John Thurman, Upon an ap-
against Appellants: pea. from
frances Magruder, aud others, DEGREES
''''''e' Appsilees: J Pro anins
ed BY the Superior Court of Chancery held IN Kleh
mond. - r.,
On motion of the appeees, by their Counsel, and io
,.,son, TO the Court, IL Is ordered that un
less the appean having reasonable notice oi TINS VI
de-, do on or before the sixteenth day oil October
enter into bond with sufficient security. Tor the
tn,ion cf this appeal, according TO the order Allowing
me same, the said appeal be dismissed.
Copy. Teste, .s = n
v,,I.1 GrR j..
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VOLUME XLv.-NUMyER %.

Ihefe was no lively hnmor indicating cheerful
ness. Suddenly The Decency became fond .
grave argumant-as great sinners JUS. preViou
:" "ieif dissolution like grave mems Lectures an,
avoid all comicalilies Speaker after speake
was called, bat they were like Glendower's .pirir.
whsn summoned from The vas,y deep-Mev d,Gn,
come.
MI. Robef. Stanard, who almost radiates en-
ln"s'dln ana humor IN his usually eloquent po.
puIar ef!orIs, vas called upon, bul espondrd not.
hif. Carer Lee was called upon. He said
PlohP'Y 'nat ne was moi IN humor for tun and
ineTTlmen' lie liked |. sometimes; but when
nc rejected upon the condition o.! he country. ii
| e. Noh Cardinal he felt sad OF conrse the
elections in ncishboring State had nothing 10
40 with his present feelings. The gentleman
Sho lau heretofore managed, in spite oil "Erscu.
'i0s fO@tronaSs," 10 crack Jokes with marvellous
pressure 10 himself, now was so awiuly struck
WIN me enormiiy Of The crimes o: The Democra.
',c parry, that all his merriment had fled. aCye.
dat JAGsps," &c.
nc wings alter encouragement from Messis.
lyons and Daniel, determined accept The cha.
ie1se given by The Democrats, 10 enter into dis.
cuss''h OF inc political issues OF the party. Tho
~ 49, ns 70 De rash sep upon the part
! wy wings si,i we admire their courage un-
uci adversely We can assure them tha, ar
Idneemcnts will soon be made for The electors 10
oPen .ne DALI and ice Dl toitoto IL up by cur otter
SPEAKERS, Until Tie tlc,tig,p 4. Norcmbe,.
Inc Wings since the news from North Caro-.
ma, express fears for The result OF "spon,aneou.
combustion" in Kentucky. What! gentlemen
expec' defeat in "old Kentucky" where YOU
mad 25,s73 majority in 1910, and Mr.. Clay 1878
10 io4a!-a defeat, with your great and popular
of'''enden against our young and inexperienced
courser, Powell! We, TOO, having TO encounter
Ing dlsahection resulting from heated contest
between the friends Of Mr.. Powell and r. M.
Johnson Tor the nominalion-many OF The friends
Of The latter throughout The Stale refusing to the
last 10 support Mr.. Powell. No, no. gentlemen
IN ms instance you are more sansuine OF De.
success than we are Ourselves. We
concede 10 you majority Of al least 5 900 for
CrIItenden in This, your "banner Stale" Any
majority under ha We shall consider under ali
ae circumstances, glorious DEMOCRATIC ri.
amph in Kentucky, ~
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WAS committed TO the Jail Of Isle OF Wight county,
W on tho l4th day o. March, 1913, as runaway, a
Negro Man. who calls himself John Morris The said
Negro feet inches high Of light complexion full
Of teeth has two small the back OF his left
hand, the fret joint of the left thumb and
appears be about 30 IS years OF age had when
committed TO jail coarse suit Of Northern kersey and
plntaoons OF bueish color, an jacket of dark
grey, black cashmere vest, and old fur hat much
worn. The owner Of said negro is requested TO come
forward, prove his property, pay the lawful charges.
and take him away, or he will be dealt with Accord ng
10 law. EDWIN l.. BALLARD, D s.,
For Josiah Eey, Sheriff of Isle of Wight county.
May l6-c2aw3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12

On the mind of that husband sudden
conviction flashed; and liberal as was his
portion in those rewards Of unri ghteous-
ness which Satan proffered. he resolved,
and avowed the resolution, to receive it no
longer.
Dealers in these disguised posons. how
stands his profit and loss account with YOU!
Have you summed up the items and ascer-
tanned the total to be by you received in
change for that which angels dare not bid
for, and worlds want wealth to buy
Not without reason did the poet say in
reference to the debasing influence of sin
iul and mercenary pursuits:
How low the wfetches s,oop. how deep they
plunge
In lllire and dirt. they drudge, and sweat, and
( creep
Through every fen, for vile contaminating
. trash.
since prone in thought their nature is their
shame,
And should they blush. their forehead meets
the sLies.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12
Parallel Between E.,tc,,, pCrazlcc q
the Slave trade.

ain still more vital point, the parallel entirely
falls for the suffering IS all the side Of int IN
perancc. " hatever bodily torture the slave ma
be compelled To endure, he has "A clear con-
science. He did not sell himself Ho never lac
Grated his own flesh nor plucked the bread ont
of his own mouth. Poor and half naked, indeed
ne is, but not by his fault. In bondage he
must cut his life but he did not forge and
rivet his chains, nor thurst himself into the
dungeon which conveyed him TO market If hrs
parents died with grief after he left teI iie
not the guilty cause of it. If his wife has sunk
down by his side, with broken heart, gladly
would he have saved her, If he could. If his
children wretched and hopeless as himself,
II is pot threugi, his voluntary agency. OF ali
this guilt he stands ocquitteu at the bar OF con-
science.
.'3ut how is il with the bond slave OF intern
perancei " hat tormentor was ever fierce
and relentless rs guilty conscience! She
charges him with the meanness of driving hmsc II
to marketed selling his flesh aud Hood,
for nothing to the most cruel master-of BUYING,
and when his money is gone, BEGGING the prIvi-
ege OF being slave She upbralds him with the
guilt of wasting his property. sacrificing his
health, blasting his character. destroying las use
fulness, dSgracing his friends. violating his con-
nubial vows, entailinG poverty and iHiany upoa
ms children, and running his own soul. When
thus madde ned by her whip of scorpions, he flies
TO his cups for relief, she but inerniits her tor
lures to them the first moment that re turn
ing reason brings him within her reach; and
scourges him back again to the very brink of dcs-
peration. Again he plunges deeper than ever
into the obivious food. and again enerses, to
feel tue dreadful renewal of her stripes"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12
1T ALW AVS CrRE

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Ia Fever. generally, it will he found a most
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