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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
Missouri RivGr.
ARRANGEMENT FOR 1855.


THE REGULAR FRIDAY PACKET, Ed
INDURG, G. W. BOWMAN, Master,
fIyF7, For Brunswick, Miami, HIPS Land
49, 4 ing, Waverly, Berlin, Lexington, Well
ing'on, Camden, Sibley, Richfeld. Liberty, In
dependence. Kansas, Parkville, Fort Leayenworth
Weston, Atchison and st. Joseph.
Commencing her regular trips on Friday Marcl
9th and 23d April 9th and Goth; May 4th and
18Th; June LIST, 10Th and goth; July 18th and 9th
August 10Th and gath; September 18th and 2lst
October 9Th and 1911; November I'd, 10th anc
Both; December 11th and 2Sth.
Leaves st. Joseph every alternate Thursday al
10 O'Clock. A. NJ. as follows: March 18th and goth
April 18th ana goth; May 10th and gath; June IN
2lst; Juy Oh and 18th; August ID, 10th and both
September 18Th and 9th; October lth and Goth
November 9Th and 22d; December 9th and goth.
Leaving Weston, Fridays, at I O'Clock. a. NJ.
ParlvlIe 9. Kansas 10, Liberty y NJ; Sibley
p. NJ; Wellington I'M; and and on Saturday.
following will leave Lexington at \. NJ; Wa
verify 9, Miami y NJ; Brunswick P. Nj; Glasgow
and Boonve p. M.--arrvng in st. Louis OF
Sunday afternoon in time for the Louisville
packets.
We beg leave to return oar thanks for The lib
era' patronage bestowed on us last seasoa, AM
hope by strict attention TO business 10 merit
continuance Of the same.
my1O MANSON & BARTHoLow, Agents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
soNu en- TuE srRoNa m1NpEp.
.uqE pY MRS. CAREY, s~r.5

.U9- nj MRS. CAREY, .rt"I...t
Well show The world where wisdom shines
And rear her light on high;
Or forty thousand feminines ..'.
viii know the reason why
We are coming TO the rescue
or the champions Of our rights
To the rescue--to the rescue,
Like host Of mailed knights;
. We are coming from the cradle,
Aud the bread pan, and the broom,
Just to show that stove and ladle
Cannot all our powers consume.
lryou think the homes will suffer,
Where in silence woman delves,
You your boosted strength can pro0er,
Go and mind the cakes yourselves.
When the clamor RACES loudly,
You with patient smiles must wait,
While You see how well, and proudly
We can guide the Ship Of State!"
We the strong, the lofty minded,
Towards hat ship are fastening, some,
Though oul eyes with fears are blinded,
Lest Won wreck her, ere we come.
Politics we've made our study,
And wen light the waters dim,
Where the fish that call them muddy
Do so much delight to swim.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
o. CURTAINS! CURTANS!!
y p II OLSTEY G. GODS
THE PEACE TO Buy
Window Curtains!
ssEEAD.S &tO.
:. L. CHANDLER.
No. 112, Market street, St. Louis, Mo.

y. e. GA AM BEN.
No. 112, Market street, St. Louis, Mo.
Correctly OPPOSITE THE COURT House,
TT AS for sale the largest and best stock of Cur
i / tain Materials and trimmings, window shades,
aud other Upholstery Goods in West. The ass1rt-
mcnt comprises Goods of every quality and style,
from the richest TO the lowest in price As this IS
the only store in St. LOUIS, exclusively devoted
10 the Upholstery business, the selection will be
found the best and the price lower than in any 9TH
er establishment in the city. Special attention is
called 10 the large and complete assortment Of
Lace and Muslin Curtains,
and elegant Satin Damasks, Woisted and Cot
ton Danlsks, Gilt Cornices, Brands, Gimps, Cords
and laas"lS.
Curtain @hadeS,
A great variety of new and beautiful patterns
just received. All kinds Of Mattresses for sale at
low prices.
C[s31 Strangers visiting ST. Louis, wishing to
purchase curtain goods or Window Shades, can re-
~ on finding here the best selection in the city
and the prices satisfactory. ap5-3m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
DEaEI.J0TENS.

EVERY size from i've gallons down, for sale
II either empty filed with any kind Of Liz
uors that may be wanted. -
JunsII CAMERON. MASON & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-20
TT7EsleAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 90, 1855

lent aholitiusts, aud when Ncy consent Ia surrender
their irrn'lIces and red republican principles and
give up hating the South, then will the lion and the
lamb lay down together"
Bat til" most supcrin!ivey inpul"nt part OF those
Young America, Know Nothing proceedings, is that
in which they call upon their lOnMg j,o'hcr<
4C I'"gl0" to join in crushing tina, arc!l-'rai:or,
Henry a. Wise! Now, We would likr vcry
much 10 know who those young brothers are
Wh' they thai thus nrroSnr til"
right 10 dictate /" Nmsinais, and 10 dcnounrc
ni,c n the most honorable OF men and uihc irucst
friends ni the South "hrcI-iraiior' ii they be
"Kmuw Nothing" what has Mr.. Wise done {" them
"r 10 their creed, that H.y should drT"uncc
Know Nothing Has he ever advocated ary
Of their peculiar principles! The most lying Of
the 50" can SAY that he h0s. Then, by wha, right
dn they call him traitor, Do they presume thus n
designate him because for several wears he acted with
the Whi4 party unl n now attached to ihc Demo
cratic party! As they profess tn br Know N"tiirgs,
anal neither Wings nor Democrats should sup
poe they would not feel that they cn,!cd ui,on
10 avrmg" either Of what they term 1.-The old corrupt
| and dccaycd political parties" Eut, if vengeance IS
theirs, why d";hcy moi rcnlc justice T." i0ih pGrticr
Was not VIM. {. Rvcs once rabid Democrat, and
is he not now It's r1hila Whi.! and has he not been
spoken Of US the Know-No,hing candidate inr Cover
nor. in opposition 10 Mr. Wise Why, therefore, did
not these nir and honorable gentlemen call upon their
.y"un: brothers in Virginia" "b beware of ;a; arcIi
! traitor" Wm.C Rivc4! Doubtless one rc;: ior
this strange and Infamous appeal, i, 20 he
Nothing gcnlry Of New York, arc !IE5g>, and
0< Whig-, they have old ,:rudge against the
lian they attempt 10 insult by the uppca-
| ton uf "archraitur,' but who would feel l,n,'li
personally ,cgrndrd could he receive their praise.
Language like this, addressed to the .'voumg broth
rrs' ot NirginH, s an insult, intended, nol only Ia
| the nominee oi the Democratic party oi the State,
but to the entire Democracy nlsu. and not only to the
Democracy, but TO every good citizen in the Siac.-
| What have New York politicians, abolitioniss and
rowLirs tu Lo with Virginia politics and Virginia
! Guilcsti affair." When want Northern fabrics
and merchandise, We buy them and pay iur them
| Thus the account is square between U.s. We can
manage our OWL afiurs without their nil or advice
IT, however, they stjll nsuenly persist in mcl,iling
with our affairs debating to our people what they
must do, and whnt they mn"; not do, tell them, in
advance, that their Efforts will he met by the Just
disnation and acorI ut every true NrsnGn.
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from tie Boston IIrr.- Of T. lu:.,'nr
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HEAEING UPON THE FUGITIVE SiAE}
LAW, &c.-Thc Legislative Committee "m fr'iera
Relations, held hcuring at tie Stat:-how,, Iu',
ny afternoon, on the subject Of the rendition Of tug
tive slaves, securing trial by jury sn the cLiorcems
of the hGJ~as c0rPs. There iarg" audience pg"
sent, aud th" committee was Addressed il -iai ="
the petitioners by Wendell rnIlp-. Th"ngs Wchbr3 r3r
aud }. i. Andrews. Esq. They agreed m :gYor q: n,
legislation possible lG: IT, liberty oi he inhah,nr'
OF Massachusetts.
In regard to persons claimed - fugitive, :Acy i
sired the restoration III the !."g o ricn times o The
habeas corpus rr;, i'll the iorHI ot aw LE" int 81
troduced into the Massachusetts, l.agslrHr" ~ lHfi
trial by jury 10 every fugitive, with the ri .! nppe".
and OF being s.uIittrd bail to forbid t'le JneSr
other magistrates, and the military oi ie aiH' tShn
part u the return OF Fugitive i"fbidtmg the Us" -
any public buildings that ot an INCORPORATED com
pany or railroad dcpos and cars from RECEIVING ";
perron claimed Us fugitive, and punis Tie ncilr
10 kndnap with fine Of = ,o ana hye years IN IN
State Prison. On these points the arguments We"
made 10 the Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-20

,r republican Institutions. in doing this. !
hcsr"y y,,"p'i "r' n" harsh cptlr. hnve insinnacL
% narG orunst the scririuralnc-s q" Methodist dee
n9.n''S % ~ the picy and :"diimfs Of Methodist mem.
n,n.' horr. sihllysp"kc" " the "'""mr" OF the
Church hav" spoken rs A. :Nirfi,nn ei'iHen an'
.m an every true American in the Methodist Epls.
nnnni church to u.a liz nl"onrc /" effect radical
rrprn in this matter. The tnc has come when An
ric.liisln and R"manisn n;' arrny"d i'll hostile a.iI.
tudcs Rcincmhcr that y"i"rc not prepared /" sand
by Amcricanism while You are HE subjects "t HE
rorchy The taumt will rruc with irresistible inr,
from the vassals al the Pop Is lrspo-m any more
sinful or dangerous in the E"nal Church tha in the
Methodist!" oh, then b., AmrricnIlsbc free men
throw oil your erc!riasiirhl chains, and then y"i
will be prepared consistently Ia MD yuur fellow c"um
trynrn in breaking the y"h" e" ecclesiastical deHin
tis.n with which Rome la. bound her :norant and
,cnro,l o,lcJ. .rhir,tsi"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-20
THE MAN Fol; THE CRISIS.

The people III Virginia are not cIGr"sScd Hs par
tiza's in tho present canra'1 That ihry ii" mol "''
serve us Southern men the drilt of recent events III
the North. Indeed these vrnls ui cliaacicr'"
impress the mos, indifferent. and /" awaken arpf'
hciisiun in the bosom "f ihr~r I" whom the r'h""r"
OF being alurmis:s cannot apply. Ih" "nI's!"NrrE
sentiment OF the North has @ttun"d power III"
maniicsts an insolcncc ni anrnn Ia when inc '''-
toual struggles Of the pas, Afford II" ara'ic'' i"'
re-clrcon of Seward without opposition ii"h ''c 10"
tional wing Of the Whs r"iry--lhe cirr'I"h "' VIZ
SOL from Massachusetts, oi hwrS"' IRON "'7''''s'''
of Harlan from Iowa. "i lruinbu!i from ih'''9' ~
the Senate OF the United states, ut once indicates ''
rapidly ncrcasin. ascc,rlHucy "i ab"f"h'Sm over
the Northern mind and weak, The South III mere
totore inyulnc,able quarter. For years the South
has been bcpl,,s in the House OF Representatives.
now it is in q minority in the S'iH'ic In 'hc h'A'
Congress the amii.savrIy ScnInnr'' o' Inc N'''''
will be represented by men pledged TO measures VI
extreme violence while the South VIII II" Ill ''''''
i;y too feeble to warrant any hope vi succrSSiul ''-
sistance.
There. are other indications of the prevalence "'
fierce anti-slaverv sentiment III iho N"r'h' WHICH, "
not of equal intrinsic Importance are YET h"' i''S
significant of coming stru. ID" In the recent nc'-
sarcs of State Executives the South has been Will
fed md is rights treated with uIi-%ul,cd contempt
Tho ,ou cr ria rccouturc oi fugitive slave. has been
formally nulficd bv the supreme Court OF NiSc"n'
SIM and II slave delivered from the custody I'll '''e
roa,ro, ,u,bori,ics. And TO close this recital with
mention OF M net, which not OF equal dignity u
of greater uroci,y, the Legislature "i the EmpF'
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NEW YORK DICTATING TO VIRGINIA


One Of the remarkable Developments ofthc present
Gubcritoriul cauyGss in virginia is the inipcrlincu
intermeddling OF No.h"rE men with our State
affairs Before the nomination at Staumton, our
"A,n-ri,an" fr.ud. who bclovn To- ti,r p.cular realm
nf ..frcodon" and Of 0 the jeu,s were kind enough
IA vountc.r f. T.. i,r,rnrrv cf Vir,,ip;a their ,nyc
edyic, us to the ,cuu Tim, should h.. Nominated for
the Office o: Governor The nomination of Mr. Wise
WAS not as il should have b. REGARDED sufficient
and ,,inrnr ropiY 10 this ,.nrra,Sar nuneltincuc
No sooner was H., luct announced tun Indications
were given OF The lcrc.s, N.,:h.y oppo.it;on. Vr-
f,inians by nominnn, son Of Virt,inin devoted TO
bar ;nstitutops md who Ind tr vcnrs nohIv breasted
the storm of Northern AlnI;ioni,u. hud offered au
;udynity TO the North aud ,b, rn,. ,f d,funcc WINS
already sounded and warlikc nr.uurstiurs already
commenced! For tie :,t ,i,.c in our history,
Northern politicians ;.t:c.rp,cd 10 control the do
,nestic poli.y oi II Snr,Arru S,ot., At tine on,
{ .ot of the cn,,y,s. +, ,,i,;c; H., ;.aJ becn
invited hy So ,ar,c a,j r,.p.ctable u nor.
tiou OF l:s fellow citizens. Mr. Wise was
met by one nf tie representatives. of this
new class of puliticnn. vino nropo,c TO give tame 10
Sutbcrp Society and 4, i.,.: ,nsr,,.rs ,n Sou,b.rn
-,
SoH''o ';'' -'"'' "t'P'!' "
Wises hrst speech marked hy In'orrcctneS'' injustice
and the gross,st pervrrs"m4 lie follows him further
n ,hs State md rr,,, ,;,. ,;,,o .ord. ,;s .,or-
" !, =. =,
oed reports |" A' H"''"''h employer u"'i' ny inc
Indignation ot generous people he is compelled It"
abandon his pilgrimage au, hi iuiu,ou, occupation
Thos. No,ibcrn yar,,,,, hnyom', hn,,,y.r ,h,r.
i"V'" '''' ''''' '''"' '''
"'"'a =. ,n.' . "''"' az" '",J :,..
"s' ,c' "".' '''p' ~,
,"a 'h, ,,o,. '''' " ""''I's.
W. NV ''''' ANU '''''''
'''' :" 49,, ,,..,',. ,'r''' 'r"'
as ". ..;h ,.,.., ~ n.w. ' nn, w." ha
laa pe,' ,n;. ,hsv .,. ~. '','' y, .%' M
',, on5 co,,ro, ,,n ,tN ~ c.,.r c.,a
Ono of,ho l,,,., a,., o,, ,;,;a,.,,,,,
.. 40, ,h0 Ions, ;,,,.r,;n.". -; ,,'o.a ~om'nrr :
"h,a Norberr d.,,ors,rr,,rs ha,,;n T., ,.;n,, ,l,o
,;,.;r.,,;or odrc,t;or ror,;, Il o,,;,.h.oo,,, .,a
,,.o.a.;on ,r Ci,,,ia,.
ooed;rc. of u me.,i,, ., ..yn,n. .,nar;.o"sn or
Know.Nothinrs. lately Lal in ,,a r;ty or y.w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-20
LETTER FROM MIR. HOLLADN

70 n,<<,s l. 2 7;,rlerL1lr. Il. B. A'cr"nder' J.
C0uw0y:
GryrLrnrx-Your kind favor o; taH 20, post
marked 5th INST, inviting ne 20 a.'u G
proposed to be given c Nj WISE ,n n,;I ahon, .rt
osocf fsi T yesterday 1t was then TOO late for me me to
"e ,ha COMPLIMENTARY testimonial to our dstinsushed
cnndidntc Please accept my thanks for Eour k,9I
nes>; ""r ,r ,,nr,s in behalf o. tG5 time-hon"rcd
som.e s"" a. of State. Rights Democratic principles
In hrste,.I remain yours, truly ,,o,,,n,v
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----eV $----77"
EnnnIisI LnD W GLS

Bosroy, Feb I6.-Four hundred laborcra ou a..
New York Central Rail Road struck yesterday To-
WAGES due them. May OF theIn ARE EraA= % nm
lies without the meaus Of subsistence. Molly SiSn
| are said 10 be owing them by the cc-lSny.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-20

nv .'NiA'-t' l"s held in Ia, i'Iri'. @Eco 10 ~
,-H'' Court of Gloucester coun,,. nn rho hrs, uon
L.na, :. ~ 49, Na!HS the Sh day OF IN, month:
! ~ 'i"''' mt" s!eglH y. GIuucc-.r county npI
''.!'IiHt"! OF Peter k.rup d.,es..d and
80. 'a'l''' { Rove late Shr,i,, n, tImncrs,nr cnu,
nn'"e administrator dc boni, non 80 c es,n,,
arn,u., rltf
s,,,, ,i.csa,.l , '\".ni"r OF the estate of VIM &
IN Enmn yJoIm :, " John kn"w-i.p ,!eccsscd Ovor.
lo: o: Henry How i",i. l.c,. ~ admins
l'uF:a:rlX Of Francis hemp. I, Wary hncwstcp, nd
a'A!'trntor Of Henry Cooke" 4.r,,i, '1hh d. McGiil.
E- ~" -hcr:n OF Gloucs-.r and c"r,,"h '''"h broad'
("t' .''"l kpnpt. aeceasci, wruw au'mh'tra'
per. ls-pcT & Rowe. sdms,rator If ,b. . " Aohef.
a." Kemp. John Kemp nnd EIsnb",b - ~ o, Mat
7et Robert +. Stubbs admistra,or Of c, "goa de-
.'et, Warren ?. Kemp Lit,lcton H. Cooks ~, 9',fi M
Cooke. ana Maria
IL cHANCERY "v''
."' 9.Hrc; u trs suit is to ascertain H.,ci
'Is'- ss. Il: The slaves of Robe, Kemp l,.s..
Hgr".'cr county which were allotted TO tai L,,
~ "'' - EhIah"tl A.. vino afterwards married -
va 1'' l'c 10 'eh:cli the plairtif is ei,td, ~ vi,
- 80 uriasc by Peter Kemp, the paintiiFs i,,csru
'a''si T. E"np, al the interest of the said Ware
.i W iar r.tnt: q! the said Robert Kemp deces-rd
E. I5 .''- i'i a!hdnr; that iha defendants, lohn Il
E. .'' Li'toE u. Cooke are not residents 0t til
"'.i."i OF Ia" plUinriti hy N B. Seawell his ui
= o:e'!' 'iHr the defendants do appear within
i'': dHc publication OF this order and do wha
3t,..fs :" p-orC, their interests. And that this or
..l ''A>:n ynr" week for four successive weeks IN
--'hi hCi"'s:, .",.sra,!er painted in the city
a., 81 - ami o',d Gt the front door OF tine Cour
e. N'' evl:'I On the first day Of the next county
"a Acoy--Tceis.
= ''"r"i'E f,.QY n =
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ARREST OF F'I,AEE. The FORGER.

prr,,o y ''lb.-Wm. Kssane, tie rn;1.-.a,-a
; ,o.t- WINS arrested at Williamsburg, in En-.
oanty' New York, yesterday and S0,5eO in spurior,
money was found on hi, person.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-20
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

By RITCHIE, PRYOR 4 DUNNAvANT.
WIN F. RITCHlE " ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
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g cbect of this originally 20 foracese mors
from John Murray the elder 10 the restato: Of the
..A and it - no continued tor the purpose OF cub
80, he fund which sro-a from the sale Of the property
-r.yrd bv William Murray. !he elder IN tru4t 10 ndem
>, ,a securities 70 bond executed BY lin T." the pro
So o. ne sgc o: III" IrortCH--d properly which were
,s NJ - tsrd- 20 The payment OF IN. Piriht!r+ c'an
,;,a c. az in IL )Ud not bc sufficient 10 su9ect tae
or the. ,a,cs for the deficiency and af''
~, me- ,..:. ade AID alcd that ,hJ defendants above
rci NJ" :or -idrn's % tins CoEn:oEw:ai:n ine 'h'
a., ,fc no;liei ayp-nr the Rules 10 ar ho'Ich
Oice of the srid Court OF ;he h''! 2lohuay
ard do what j. necessary protect their III
-, N ,i,, gI,;t 4 c0rr- i'cste,
- Va ,.,r.,v PINj'N POLLARD, D. Clerk.
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'NhE c0,,NOZXr, ;yi, ~; ITa6IHi1qo

eo'ulGaaa ~ C' ., buckingham County Greetng We
psny 10 r.,. 'tm,aon III. Buckingham Mining Com
Otce OF II. c.. ~ Rnl"' 10 be holden in the Clerks
Monday IN Ma o- If the said County on the first
iN'n ? pci-,,s a., y 0rnswer Thomas n. Smith and
@r oi Sli,l - aal partners M:ider Zoe urn
rss. ss," go i.','7;, ct plea OF tre4pass on she
liop,.h h.' Eo:4so rs. G ss. th'h there this writ Wit
d. 4s n. atay o said Court the Court
o,n,nonSea:h iC.s'y .a:L5 in tho 9th year of
| II n1I.r---- Id . q
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be authorized TO appoint n MANY committees OF vigi
lance n he may deem necessary, and /" hi up each
one with rs many uGmrI It's he may choose.
brh. Resolved, That the Secretary "f this meeting
FURNISH copy Of IL proceedings :" the Eniulrer and
Examiner ui Richmond, and the Recorder Of Frcde-
rickShur- for publication.
DAME" e. De- jarnctc, Esq, WAS recommended rs Il
candidate iur reelection (" the House of Delegates.
WIN. /. TAYLOR, Chm'n.
W, In,.,rr
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Il UIII\TSr,.-.-- II. kLUKIIIGE, {. Z.

.y rqir. s.,,rR "a roR'> NOTICE.-A person. hav.
al ,;,..o,s II" estate Of Thomas J Dnbney,
,!o,. ,a,n ,irln Piopeily uu,hen,icaea for
Li1. 49,. ''so.s i:deb:ed 10 the anil r.,nte will
.'y'"n, 10 the ,ub,cIiL.r "'''
. t-cw2m' '''"' 0: IHonAs J. DAsSEr, dsrsnsed
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" rIRi.INIA.-N Kuie- held in ,nc Clerks Office Of
IN, Cirrut Cont % tho Ci'y OF Richmond, the 9Th
..y Of tccrurry, l-u:i.
Mur-hn 4 Organ administrator DC bonls non with IN"
-:u .,l... .,s
Acnns'
..ii,un. >; ,,.brso. and Powhatan Robinson,
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The object Of iis sui; is aach slave nnnei Eli
und and the debts du" 10 become due from the dcie
lnu Bc,.iunln sheppard md Robert C. Williamson I"
ih- defendant EcI V x Gregory, her trustee, snd also
say Other o: III. sail Ellen V :. Gregory and To
.hcc; the ead siHve dcbs and other estat: TO III. pay
been ,.,a,e and fled that the defendants above named
non OF this COmmonweali the said defendants
-, uCi"d appear the Rulce 10 be holden in tho
l.r Oicc Of the said Cour, the Monday in April
next u do what is necessary project their interest in
It's ,ui' A py-Iestc, 80
=. - ,.,I ID, ~,
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AcUpy--Ic cSlr, . . ,

w-It;t;ISIA.-A, "A Ruic- held "a the Clerks Office ol
,Mc C.rcu!. Court OF lie City Of Richmond, the ,dh
lsy ui FrbrUury, 80:
Alexander H. pmk,r, rrl;o" Il. Ea!'"y, and Robert NJ
N,tnmo, rNi;Hcrs Cd"r III" s'y" o' f"FNef, s'!eS y
h.mmo, ii''''''S'
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H-IKGiNIt.-At kulrs held IN the Clerks Oisce OF
til" r-cUly Court OF the City OF Richmond, the 9th
!sy oi February, 1856:
wellington ,iodiL. administrator de bon. non with tho
r annexed OF John BrockcbrUu.h. deceased Louis De
!: .,.ai yr Gatrica lac wifi" and Emily l.; Chapman
..,.,: rr "a. az. ui twrn;y-Oan years. b John NJ
f~., ,er guardian u:Gd next trend, Fltis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-20
RENIE roLLAKp D. Clerx.

u lktlNiA.-A, rules held in the Clerks OGce of
cue Circuit Court o. Gloucester county onthe f,-t
''"!'v N February, ie5a being the STR dny Of rhe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-20

! sthti VV'VH
,ac o.rr, oi tins il report oi special
"glar..rrr uf sale inad" unde" decree oi IL" late
rL!r JD 81 Ine Cay Richmond and County oI Hen
,0 u 2 ,,c ~ the lU;c John B.ockanbronsh against
,a1 Mann Randolph md others, ami also 10 conhr'n
i.la,;a under the sai decree" ami "hthNn having
G1c ard i!"d ,"' Tho defendants above named are
% r.. ~ OF this colnniouvy ssh the said defendants
&c ac; 20 sppG.. tho Rules IL be holden IN tue
"cri- 80. OF The said COUi, It," ars; Monday IN
a next do whut +! necessary 10 project The: inte
ss.'s IN thu, sun. i Copy-ics;c:
FrA lu-cwiw BENZ POLLARD, n. Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-20

,~lRtsINlA.--A, Rules held in the Clerks ONO. OF
,uc Circuit Court OF the City OF RichhohI' "t 'ie
:. Courthouse fhc said Ciiy on Monday f'otu"'S
.. u Rur-,.s Plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-20

Resolved, That the procccding. oi hi. nee .u. e
published ia -" p'mo,rGiir papers "i Fed rlcN
burg and Richmond.
PETER u. 6. lIEDGMAN, Cmirmt1.
WALTER VI. Cos. secretary.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21

STOLEN GooDs FoUND.-Some two weeks
ago the store Of Mr.. James Thomas at Dover,
five miles north west Of this place. was brok
en- into and some three hundred dollars worth
of dry goods stolen, consisting mostly Of silks
and other fine articles. Last week, gentle
man near Williamsburg had some bacon sto-
len, and having his suspicious as to who com
mitted the theft. procured search warrant,
and visited the house Of man named kiger
in Randolph county. near Buena Vista, and
in searching for his stolen bacon. which he
found, he also found the goods of Mr.. Thorn
as, as well as large quantity and variety of
other goods. They also found large num-
Der of keys and other burglars tools-aiso.
some counterfeit money. The man in whose
house the goods were found. is now in our
county Jail, but it is supposed that the prin-
cipal operators have not been arrested There
were also found quite number of letters,
which referred as is supposed. to horse steal
ing operations. 1t is TO be hoped tina. it will
be the means Of bringing some scoundrels to
j Justice.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21

L. 5. CoURr OF CLAIMs.-This new tribu-
nal bids fair to give employment to lawyers,
as it is said the Government will not plead
the statute Of limitations and all sorts of
claims will be presented from the year one of
the confederacy down to 1855. The cores
pendent of the NY Courier estimates the
amount that will be thus embraced, at not
less than S3OO,OOO.Oo0. The first session
will commence in October next--the Clerk,
remaining in Washington during the summer
TO docket all cases that may be presented.
None will be received except on printed briefs.
and no persons will be permitted to practice
before the Court. who are not regular mem
bers of the bar