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V^.n whence art thou, wind of the brilliant skv,
■s.siii^ with voice of gladness by?
Hast Hum been to a bright and happy dim.-,
, , L’r ^*n wi'lc and icstless main,
a region that feels r.o touch of tin-,
A bind without guilt or stain?
Ilnst thou swept on thy win* so wild mid f,ec.
O’im the isles of the Southern sea,
A'i .lore the flowers and thu leave, yield a rich peuitnie,
And the woods live on, in deathless bloom:
Pay! hast thou been in thy lire.Join ilwre,
Where mirth is not touche I 17 the blight i.f ca cl
■••l have been to those fir, did dons i-’rr.
And hare whispered ta dcudili s. flowr. :
ii it know, that the summer not always ;uub. s
('11 the bush of those f.siry bowers.
1 hav: seen their green woods grow old ami die. -
AH spoiled of their gorgeous panoply;
An ! have witness'-1 th :ir bridal ultui.;, 1 cri
'Vit!i the blond of the nnilereil Hide!
Atul have seen the joyous grow wild with dren
And perish side hy side.
r?-1* there is not a haunt in the distant clime
I. nstiicr.ru by death, unstained by crime,**
1 eli me, bright clouds of the stiiniv air,
'\ ueie is that land that hath no cave?
Far have ye wandered o\ r sea and earth,
r.nd ft rely ye know tile home oT mirth?
‘ ar have we been in our paths o| ii d.t
Over ocean, and vale mid hill, 0
Am! have bolted on the world /Von. nnr fearful m-h-lit.
And have gnr.cd on itagon-l and il.';
AVe have seen the green vale at clo^c ofdav
Lie calm in its innocent sleep;
And again have beheld in the mornitv' vav,
Its children eo out and weep;
J'or the plague had tainted the air's >wect breath,_
Ami the men of the vale wcic struck with dentil.”
Teli me, pale quern of the s'iilv night.
And ye stars from your thrones of
Where are there hearts like thy pure skv,
Where man is not born to die?
1 i,nv’! l,r'S1,tcned at eve, and grown dint at morn
1 hrougli the lapse of untold yeais,
An ! know that the nations of men a., hc.rn
To perish in grief and tears.
We have seen the worshipped grew bint R„J ffrBV
" e have seen the good and the wisp,
A 'bn beautiful silently pass awav,
As a cloud in aututmi skies.*’
f>h! it is not for man, frail child of car-!
To live, as the stars live, without a change;
The wind is oft hushed in the stirring air.
And the cloud is oft stayed in its onward rat—c
And man is oft hunir, in his piimc of years,
To the cold, still dust, of many teats.
CANTON IN CHINA.
The following sketch is from the iteport oftlie De
putalion of the London Missionary Society, under the
head ot Chmeso Mission, published in the Loudon Mis
sionary Chronicle, tor Jammy, is.'T.
C anton is a vast city, containing’ about 000 GO in
habitants, including those who live upon the water in
boats. It stretches about live miles up the side of the
river,and nearly three mile, in (he opposite direction
no houses are in general, small, and the streets crotv
tied and very narrow, but well paved and clean. The
appearance of business is astonishing. Within this
Vast place all is bustle, hut the best order every where
prevails. Many of the shops are handsome, and the
hongs (or warehouses) of the Hong merchants are
prodigious establishments. The city ot Canton is en
closed by a strong wall, and the gates so well •nrar
ded, that though wo gained access through several ot
them, wo were obliged immediately to retire n^ain.
fco far as u c could see into the city, within the walls,
»1 appears that the streets and houses arc much info
nor to those of the suburbs. The factories belonging
fo the East India Company, and various other mer
chnnts, are buildings of great magnitude, though they
ore oil con.rued within a space not more than a quar
fer of a mile square, ou the bank of the river, lien*,
as well as at Macao, the Company have a small neat
chapel, where the Key. Mr. Harding orhciates.
flow lamentable it is to see this immense city whol
ly given up to idolatry, and the most gross and ruinous
superstitions! 1 ernplcs of all si/.es, every where present
themselves devoted to their several idols. [Jut very
few persons, are ever bee., performing their devotions
in these temples, which arc more frequently employed
as gambling houses, tailor's shops, and various oihei
purposes. On the island of Uaynan, and on the .lei
of (he river immediately opposite to Canton, is one of1
the most ancient and.extensive temples in all China. 1
It co\ ers a vast p!ato» ground* and suppoits ncarh 100
priests. In cue compartment we saw twelve kacied
hogs of great size, and ted and kept with the greatest i
care. Some of them, it is said aie 70 or L'O years old
ft was m this temple that Lord Amherst was allowed
(° tak(: ’M’his residence; iu one of the temples within
tuc general enclosure, Ins chaplain was allowed tooili
«inte, and the Chinese even removed the vast idols out
of it during that tune; here also the sacrament of the
J,ord’s Supper was administered. In the house of eve
ry < hmese, and in every shop there is generally a cum.
partment, or recess, fitted uP, facing the enlrance
t?oor, and furnished with all the apparatus mccssa
•y for idolatrous worship, with candles a,id
mern-.o burning; and, in the evenings are seen
;»t the «h;or of almost every house, slicks with j
incense, burning in compliment to their ^ds_{
fjorne of the Chinese appear to be conscientious and
oihgcnl m the discharge of what they consider their
rcngious duties, and are not iiufrequeiitly seen with
their doors and windows open, exposed to the ga/.e of
‘V’ r.v <»"e who may be passing by, performing their
evening devotions, many times prostrating themselves
• o/ore their idols, burning sacred paper, and letting
off crackers, with which they imagine their gods to be!
highly pleased. How lamentable! All this vast popu- i
ration peilulling for lack of knowledge 1
A Moravia* Isstaht.ish mkjit.— I went to visit a
r..oraviHii < • liiblishment in the of Snrapta. Opposite the
,n" for'»c,y strt0(l a house con? lining eighty bachelor*, and
to-nr it ono containing eighty spinsters. The house of
me former has been burnt down; and that of the latter
< ' aped. The females divide their own dwelling with the
toon, till their s is rebuilt. V, „ bachelor is tired of
J .o of crlihary, he goes next door, chooses one out of the
vgbty spinsters, and m„kc her his wife! The pair become
o einheis of the gracral community, and keep a house for
• iicinselvrs. I he vacancies art filled up by the children
of those who had once been inmates of the.-e mansions of
single blessedness. I was highly gratified with my visit to
V"8 humn" h,vc> thing was in the neatest order: the
seders, as they arc called, with their little caps, and nni
f -rin dres, rrin.n.ded me of o,ir fair Quakers. The female
• •’.hirer, were reading and writing; the young women were
r .igagrd domestic employments. The old maids, for
tnere were a few, ware occupied in knitting anil needle*
ymi ,. Adweie hwsy at the errupntion best adapted to
tln ir peculiar habit- and talents. JVor were the brothers
.ole; acre were shoemakers, tailor*, weavers, print :r?, and !
■ >oa-ohi. ers. ] was shown t fine rollrr.tiou of the err- •
pi-nt-1 «,n Other r.p d. .of mlIlhf l„ n.| ia. | .,w „i„, a 1
t. go collectionIt,! antiqiitics fonn.l in the n-ighboihood,
*nnb I"'"™ : ' 1 ’ ol ..city e„ ti,:s
ep(»*> J\rjipd j Journry from India In and.
r .
Tnr. tribute .T.iv.t has lately undergone a thoroii^li
ropatr,and is to proceed to the Mediterranean to Te
lit vc one of (lie vessels on t!> .t station.
'rite Liverpool Mercury s:.itor, ti.nt nf or n protract.
** no,]< »v;!i» r.nv c:ic.rmis, a very (cm-us disouisimt
vflwo dots. Hit i iacit i'lurdnli’.s motion ia favor of
<!,p f 'alholio err, muipnlioti lm ; brert thrown out. by a
rr.njorilv of for, »..*• those who arc called the renre*
sr ntatives of the j e. pie.
t A London paper strifov that 'ho pr:»pert\
vc..., io w* unties in the name of (ho Acconntan'f
t 'cncal n, iho High f ourt of ( 'iuincery, anionntcd, on
foe •III n, •* anur.ry, to upward > of (he enormous snrn !
forty mil!; m •letlinfr, m ;,r < , hvndrHmilthm* of\
lU. ,,n'! 1 ■’ i idifjaiit in r.y,i ,r.r,t ho an
•C.'fwfig . :• ;•;■••-*• ...»
.Navy Commissioners' Orna;,
12lli Maich, 18-J7.
!Avc OitkfntMC nml itro:ni.*cw>u< Timber for Skips of
the Line, irrigates nml Sloops of H'nr.
nn 11K Lominissinnei s of the jVuvy w ill receive proposals
, -V-V*^ ,?I~ «^*y «»!' July 1II‘\I, lor furnishing Live
i iinher, cm to moulds (which they will lurnish) for
-"i-soMhe line, frigates and sloops of war. nml the
prop. 11ion ol promiscuous Live Oak. cot to dimensions,
oi.it may be rcij -tired, s#y 60HJ cubical feel for emit -h
olthe l",c, iiHtOforeiojh iV^at*, ami 10nU fo, each sloop.
I .e timber must he cut from trees grown in situations not
m ire than -.’5 miles limn the sen. deliverable at the fol
lowing building yards, viz. Portsmouth, IV. II., Boston,
Aew \oik, Philadelphia, Washington, and Norfolk,<?ur
tt y the years 18(28, HUP, and 16.0, say on o» before the
• 'l i\ovcinber o| each year.
1 ersotts olle.ing will ho p-eased to state particularly
. t ir terms per cubical loot, for any* one of the frames with
piopnrtion of promiscuous timber required; also, (should
i.oy* be disposed to offer lor more.) their terms per culii
1 :ii, for torr- frames collectively, (one of each class,
(••at is, a < l, a -! l, and a sloop,) with the promiscuous
it,nher, designating in all cases their prices for the frame
a ship o| the line, of .< Ligate, of a sloop, and for promis
< noils timber. 1 he offer:, can be made deliverable at any*
■me, or oititer, or all ol the yards above mentioned; but
the term , per cubical font deliverable at each, (ifa dific
icuce he made by tin: b: : :cr,) must he distinctly stated.
<t i., to he ttuder.stooi’, that the Cnmintnissinncfs will
select suen o iers, and assign to tacit bidder such portion
of t ie limber required, nut leS3 than one entire ft ante.)
. t,n^ designate such yaids for the delivery as they may judge
expedient for the public interest; and furtlier, that no money
":i* any time, under any circumstances, he advanced,
and t.'iat mine will he paid until nn actual delivery ofiim
r.rr' tb,,t bond with two or more sufficient sureties, for
die faithful discharge of any contract will he required,;
that the amount of such ho'nj will he one-thiid the es
timated amount of the contract.—Moreover, that, as an
additional and collateral security, ten per centum of the
avails ol each cargo will be reserved and withheld, until
t.ic contract shall be fully complied with to the entire sat
isfaction of the Commissioners; and that in all deliveries
of timber, a tie proportion of die most dibit tilt parts of
. ie Lames-v.mil be delivered,-jt'mvwise, it shall he at the
option of tire Couunisioners lu withhold sucii amount, in
addition to tin* t( n per cent, above mentioned, as they
may judge expedient lor the public interest, until such de
ficient proportion of such difficult timbers shall be deliv
erod; and it is further to he utulersoood, that all pay
nrer.ts will be made at tin* places of delivery.
I hnsc who may offer to supply any part of this linfbor,
an- further requested to stale particularly their nun resi
dence, the names and residence of their sureties, to for
wn: ! letters from such persons, staling their willingness to
been.ne studies, and also to forward evidence of the
competency of such persons as sureties to the amount for
which they may become bound. All offers are to be seal
ed and directed to the Commissioners of the Navy, and
endorsed with the following words, viz: “Offer to furnish
\ Live Oak, under the advertize mem of 12th March, 1827”
j Ibe timber is to he inspected arid measured according
| to tne rules established by the Cnaid. copies of which may
he obtained on application to the Navy Agent either at
| IVnsaoda, Savanuah, Charleston, S. C. Norfolk, Wash
j ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New-YoiTt, Boston, or
! Portsmouth, N. 11.
i Any I id not made in conformity to this advertisement.
or that may tint i n received within '.lie time herein lim
i itnil for receiving bids, on mint be considered. 40t
/ llKU.M.l; —~
At rules, lioldt'ii in the* clerk's office of the soperi'.'r court
of chancery for the Richmond district, the 5lh day of
March, W/2T:
A braii a in Buford, . . . t
HR!i inst
John V. Wilcox, and ITcinirtl T. Blake. . (fig.
The defendant Bennett T. Blake, not havin’ entered his
appearance a"d given security according to the act of
assembly iiml the rules of this court, mul it ap;>earing hy
s.iii-I.ii toiy evidence, that lie is mu an uihnhitant of this
count.y: It is ordered, that the said defendant do appear
hereon the tirst day of tlie next term and answer the bill
oi the pin miff; and that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper poblished iu the city ofRich
mor. I, for two months successively, and posted at the front
door of the capital, in the said city.
A Copy. Teste. U'M. I S'. HBXIXG. r. r.
VIRGINIA:
At rules holdcn in the clerk’s office of the superior court of
chancery for the Richmond district, the oth day of
j March, 1 d IT:
; Allen I*. Kiims,Thomas S. Binns, William S. Binns, Charles
| II. Chins, George L. Binns, and Gitico-.i II. Binns,
Jmnrs Jones, James II Julies and Homy C. Gray ,t/ 'rs
The defendant James II. Jones, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the net ofas
srm.dy and the rules ol this court, and it appearing bysat
istactoiy evidence that he i . not an inhabitant of this crun
t'y; it is ordered, that the said defendant do appear here
on the first day of the next term anil answer the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that a ropy of this order befurtliwitii inserted
in some newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for
two months successively, and posted at the front door of
the capital, in the said city.
18 A copy. Teste. I! Jf. IV. JJEXLXG, r. r.
v uk; ixi.i;
At rules holdcn in tlie cln !\?s oilice of (he saperior court
of chancery for the Ilichtnond district, the 5th day
of March, 10>7: 3
James It. Mortis, . . ,
a>airist
Jonathan 1*. IJattft/icli ami ITudson Morris, Fifl*.
( ^ deiendant Hudson .Morris, not having1 entered
liis appearance and given security according the act
of assembly and the rules of Ihis court, and id appealing
o) satisfactory evidence, that lie is not an inhabitant of
tins country: it is ordered, that t’. saiddefendant do ap
pear lit re on tlie tenth day ol the next term and answer
the hill oft he plaintiff; and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
city of Iiichmoud, for two months successive!!, and pos
ted at the frontdoor of the rnpilol, in the said city. *
19 A copy. Teste. W M. IV. HKNING, c!e.
f UiU ijYJ. 1: ---
At rules, hnlden in the clerk’- ofl>o of the superior rruirt
M C'TT~nt l ‘° Ric,,,ft0,ifI rfi!>trict» U'C 5tii day of
James Scott, Samuel Irv:>.e, Marlon Buchanan, Joanna
Hudtanan, ami William Mcvlcra r,tld Elizabeth l,is
wife, - - - - - . 2’//^.
against
Alexander Buchanan, ex or of Willirtm MrKecknte, John
hiving, David 15-uclay, Thomas Dnbic, and Wifliam
h'vi"s.n/is.
The detcndaiit William Kwing, not having entered iii«
appearance and given security according to tho act r.f
assembly and the rules of this court, and it appearing by
M" enquiry at Iris usual place of abode be could not he
found; it is ordered,that tl.e said defendant do appear here.
0. 1 Jhc first day of the next term and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that a e,py „f ,|,;s order hc forthwith inser
ted m smite imwspapc. ; jblhd.ft! in ;ho city of Richmond
for two months si,ceewisely, and ported at the frent chior of
the capitol, in the said city.
,C A 11 nv- Teste, lI'm. U\ IfEjV/.W; r f
vniuusTd: * ;—
At rules, hnlden in the clerk’s office of the superior rrurt
of chancery for in'; Iticlprtoml district, the 2d day of
April, Dl.’T;
Henry \V. Moucure, Joint Ho! in,on, and I redrrick P’ea
c’": > ,n,,‘ "’c,idia.it? and partners, under the lintt of
Moncure, nobiii-oii & Pleasai's, - pits.
against 1
1. vdd.ill !>«»*.* le-*, adin’or of John V/aUer, dec’d, Calvin
talker, and hcor-i ’A. U'alker. T.ydia Cro«de, Bos
vvorlh Walker, M .ry lM»grtt, and Joseph Walker, am!
T.i• tIn.r V. alker, heirs of the raid John Walker, Hec’d
Mushy Sheppard, Oms S, Paine, ai,d Orris Paine,
. _ this.
f ,n defendants Calvin Walter, (leor«o W. W alker,
r.yv'ia Crnade, Bnsivorth Walker, Ma y Daggett, Jo«mt>l.
Walker, and l.uthor Walker, and Orris S. Paine, ,,‘ut
having entered their appearance and given security ac
cording to the act of l».v-»mbly and the rule s of this court,
>n I i’ .appearing hy satisfactory evidence, that they ar
not inhabitant? of this country; if is ordered, that ti c
ai l 'U'femlants da appear hero c:, tlm first day r.f ti.c
;v;t toru and answer (ivj Mil of the plaintiffs; and tb it
a copy of this order ivf utlnvitb inserted in some new -
paper pubii .i.’d in t. - city of Bichmond, for two months
successively, and p» ted at the front door of the cflpitol
in the said city. ’
JJ’r. If- 7/r,VM*<7
di'tiict, til* Mil d.lV
I’ll.
f.iiaiup*'
Mary K. .1. Mink
i J'ii:AW. 1;
At rutcS, holdcit in llu’ < k'tk's , ]
mint «>t cli.nx'ciy for the lkotlnini. !
of March, IM.’T.
Joint Cocke,
agaiest
I.ti-y ( . Mark’ian, ami lltiir.ivJ .M,
l- Mark:i.i||)( \Vm. F. Mai' li.ni, ^ _..
iioai, Judith \. Markham, i.icni y \V. Maikham. I.i
tu’iis 1?. Maikham, Allied II. Maikham, Martha I.. F..
Markham, Anhtiti M. Markham, John IV. MuiUham,
I.divard II. Moseley exo’r ( f William Fleming, JecM,
t!eor»e Mark Irani, arid Thomas Harris, . Jifls.
1 l:o Deletidants I.incus It., Alfred 11., and Judith V.
* Markham, nut hav:n;> entered their appearance and
! given security aeurdin- to tlie act of ussenthly and the
I Miles <>( this comt, and it appearing by satisfactory evi—
I denee, that they arc lint inhabitants of this country; it is
i ordered, that the said defendants do appear here on the
tenth day of the next term and a nsvver the hill uf the pin in -
'id; and that a copy of this order be fur'll with inserted in
[ some newspaper published in the city of Itirkmnnd, for two
months successively, am! posted at the front door uf the
capitol, in the said city.
A Copy. Teste, UM. If'. llf'JM.YG. r. r.
TTUTTlyli: --
At rules.'holdcn in the clerk’s oflict? of.the superior
court of chancery for the Iliclnnond district, the 5!
day of March. 11127:
Maurice L. Miller, adm’or of his late wife Eliza It
Miilcr, . - vJL
against
John Thomas Pleasants, late c\’or of Samuel Pica
sards, William Pope, James Pleasants,and Kane \V
Pleasants, adtnW&de Louis non with the will aimei;
ct! of .Samuel Pleasants, « . ili'is.
, defendant John Thomas Pleasants, u:it bavin;
entered his appeoranee and given security ancotdinj
i |° l‘:u acl assembly and the rules of tins court, atu
tt appearing by satisfactory evidence, that lie is not at
.. ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ordered, that the sail
I inhabitant of this countrv; it is
j defendant ■'j appear here on tlio tenth dav of (ho no:
term and answer the original and amended bills of il;
plainti/I; and tlnat a copy of this order he forth wit
■ *.> “““ «* v,opy u. mis oroer no lortlr.vi
! inserted in some newspaper published in tho city
j Richmond, for two months -uccessively. and posted ;
the front door of the capitr.l, in il.e saidcitv.
_E>__Acopy. Teste, V in. W FIEiVING, c. r.
iri nr: / \ i ;
J At rules, holdeu in the clerk’s oPice of the supiriir court
of ciianci ry^fur the Richmond district, the 3th day 0I
Riarch, 1!
The Mutual Assurance Society against fire on bui!din"«
ot the State ul Virginia, - . nlfo. °
against
Peter F. Archer, John T. RTosclcv, John A. Archer, Robert
Haskins and Martha his wife, Mary Ann Archer, Wood
Jones and Fliznbclh T. his wife, John Jones and Sarah
H. Ins wile, William \V. Archer, Peter F. Archer, tr. and
Louisa Caroline Aichor* - - dfls
Toe. defendants John Jones and Sarah If. his wife, not
laving entered their apj irnuco an I given security accor.
. mg to t.ie art of assembly and the rules of this court, and
it appearing hy satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants of this country: it is o.dercd, that tin. said de
; fcndants do appear here on the first day of the next term
, and answer the lull of the plaintiffs; and hat a copy of this
: order he forthwith inserted j„ some newspaper published
, in the city of Richmond, for two months successively,and
; Fnslt'“ ,u tl,e fro»« d«'ar of the capitul, in the said city.
Id A copy. Teste, U r.i. IV. HKA'I.YCi, r ~c.
I IttClA’hl:
At rules, holdeu in the clerk’s office of the superior court
of chancciy for the Richmond district, the 5th day o!
IVJdirh, 18*27:
William Waller Ueninji -
n gainst
Jidm HenH.ee Elijah Brown, G Cor eg ty. WalXSr, Geor*e
Ilemlreo, Hamilton Potts, Wm. W. Smith, Albert ty.
vanith, Sarah Ann Smith, and Win. Smith, and Robert
». -entt, and John S.^Mvcre, (trustees.) Joshua Crump,
-oloumn and Moses Alien, and Pmntis Chubb, doin'
bustness under the Urm ofS. & M. Alien ft Co. and ,Ye
tn:iniah ritchenor, ...
:!:'fenHaut Hamilton Potts, not bavin-* entered h\
appearance and given senility according to the net of as.
I ~-!\n;bly and rules of ibis court, and it appear-.,... hy
'I aclorJ evidence, tiiat he :.s not an inhabitant of this
; country; it is ordered, that the said defendant do appear
sf"t|0n 1 e flro- <<ay l’f 1 noxt ,,rm anrl nnsxver the bill
j. . pla.i.ulT; nnri that a copy of this order be forthwith
, inserted in some newspaper published i„ the city of
/ 70R,‘,/°" l'VO mnnlhs *«cccss5wHy, ail.) posted at the front
j ,Jony of the capital, in the said cite.
A copy. Teste, rtm. IV. HEX1.XG, r. r.
V t rules, holdeu in (lie clerk’s office .,f the superior
— — .i wim i; «■ i imj simcrio
court r.i chancerV for the Richmond district, the St!
i day uf March, 1827: ’
UtHuim Hopkins, administrator of Jacob lionisin'
dcc d. and Samuel Hopkins, Hopkit.s
» 1IoPkinR> children o
Jacob Hopkins, by t!,c said William their ne\
iiiend, ... i»7,
against
Richard Pet kins, James XV. D.bbrcII and Lctilin h:
wife, Jatc Perkins, Marlha Petkins, John P. rki. s
I pM't Perkin3’ Th”mafi Perkins, heirs o
Richarp Perkins, sen’r, dec’tl, . /v/s.
. The defendant Benjamin M. Perkins, not havini
icn eted us appearance and given security accordin'
to (he act of assembly ?nd the ..ties of this court, am
|l appearing by satisfactory evidence that ho is not at
inhabitant of this country: it is ordered, that (he -air
defendant do appear here on t!,c fenlh day ot the nc\
enn and answer the bill of the plain! iff/ and p",
naEer m irS»0rf-r * ror,hwi,,, i!1Sf>r!*‘! in some neus
Success!v |IS ,C< V1 U>C,r\'y °{ Richmond’ for 'wo month
r B J, a. fOSy 31 lhc front door of (he ca;,i
mi, in the 6atd cilv. 1
I(l A copy. Trsfe, U'M. W HF.NIXG c. c.
VJ KG IM -*
At Miles, hidden in the clerk’s office of the superior
court ot chancery f,„ Uic Richmond district, the Stl*
day of March, 1827: .
Elizabeth Cocke, administratrix of Benjamin Cocke
jtin deceased, . . #
against ’ ‘ '
James Kelso ami Elizabeth l,j3 wife. James Shellon,
Nicholas .I. Poindexter, Garrett M. Quarles, John
,S\ 1 !P1'n,I,-I’I gliomas Woodson and Mary his mite,
? Mar} Halsal. Robert C. and James flalsal,
and Gcor-rc M. Kelso, . (jr(<
The scirefacias awarded in ti.is cause, not bcin^ re
itmcd executed on the defendant James Kelso,°and
be not having entered bis appearance and given seen
ntv according to tbe act of assembly and the rules «f
Jus court, audit appearing by satisfactory evidence.
, 1 ,iC ,s r<ot an inhabitant of this country; it is or
dered, that t.ic said defendant do appear here on tbe
tenth day of the next term and shew cause if any be
can agamsl the revival sought by the said process;
and that a copy of *.!:«? order be forthwith inserted in
some iicvrsjiapcr published in the city of Richmond
for Uvo n;o"l:M successively', and posted at the front
door of the capifol, in the said cilf.
19 /.copy. T> *e, WM, VV. IIEiS'I.N'O, c. c.
VIRGINIA: ^
At rules. hoMen i-7 tho clerk’s office of the superior
court ofclmnc - for the Kicliincitd district, the nth
day ot .Mar
Theodorick Rob
against
Peter I’ Arch
kitrs. .1 c ’m V
i).
j>n.
■ ohn T. Moseley, Edward Hns
fT , cher, l’cfcr P. Archer, Jr. Rob
r,rl 1 ’’:,n 1 Martha bis wife, Mary Ann Ar
r.mr, \ :od j in anil Elizabeth his wife, John Jones
an . . '!ra!» '■ his wife, and Win. W. Archer and
Eoorsa f arolinc Archer, . . (]f/3
'Phe defer ’ants John Jones and Sarah R. his wife,
not having enter'(heir appearance and given seenri
y according to the act of assembly and (be rules of tbi«
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
ncy arc not tnhabdc nfs of (his country: it is ordered,
that the said deferif . *sdo appear here on tlie tenth day
err1 rinr?! *Crm *;>’J armt-rr ,i)f’ petition of the phin
iff, filed by way 1 an amended bill, heretofore cxbibi
ted by Jr epn U. \\ ilder and others; and that a copy of
«'-s order bo forlbwitb inserted m some newspaper
published 11. ' ,c city of Richmond, for two months sue
cc lively, and posted at tho front door of the capilol, in
the said < ,fv. * *
;j. ■’..v. nr,MNY:
COPAIiTN'KilSllli*.
5^ ! N ^ i VF.S having ennnocleil tlmm.elves
'viiIt II. fj Ki:\ P, l'ao hiediiess u ill iu future
be conducted in Richmond under the lit m ol IfAj.mvi.v,
!vrs, vC ('<). ami continued in NV.v York under the
name ol u.u.ii',u.n A: Ivks.
MIGA 11 CU.DWIN.
ckokge i v i:s.
liUKACK L. KENT.
March l.\ tp
~i J/u;T\ /ZL
At rules, hidden in the rloil/s office of the supoiior
cotnt of chancery fur the Bichniond distiict, the
oth day ot March, 1::27:
Christopher B f leet, ex’or uf Andrew C. Browc.c, dec\J,
v. 1:a vvii3 surviving r\ or of Uazlc III owin', dee d, I
Alexamlci f leet, n.linV de bonis non of Charles Browne,
due d, 1 -ii.’ i!»et!i 1.. I I.iynes, and James Anthony Haynes,
infaal i hildien of Kli/.a Haynes, dec'll,Bonnet Biowne,
S.iilv 1. Urowue, and Christopher Browne, and Thomas
Haynes, hushaud of* Eliza H. Haynes, Dfts.
i he sciirl.it ias, awarded in this cause not being return
ed executed on the deiendant Christopher Browne, and
•ne not h.uindentured ins appearance and given security ac
cording to the act of assembly and the rules uf this court, and
H appearing bv satirfactoiy evidence, that he is not an
inhabitant ol this country: it isordere 1, that the said defen
dant do appear here on the hist day of the next term and
; "!,uw against the revival sought by the said process:
; and that a copy of this order hr forthwith ic.se.ted in some
j newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for 2 months
i successively, and posted at the liout door of the cupitol
! in tin said city.
IS_A C py. F. -te, TJM. ir. llE.VLYC;, r. r.
I UitiLS Kl: ’-~—1—1 -
At ttries, hidden in the clerk’s office of the superio.
e-mu of clianocsy lor the Richmond dr-dticl tin
5til day of March, HUT:
rinmu.s li. IJryant, John A. Peterson, cdtnV &c o
.loh.i James Tbwealf, dcc'd, Jainou P. Farrar & Co
Htciur. Ayres, John Ale Ha c, Joseph Caldwell, Ko
xvfn. K,c!,a,c! M- ^ua.i.u-ha.n, aJm’r ui
William ftIavH!g>, dec’J, - _
.John I .Mar, \\ illmm C. Boswell, Thomas Robin
son, Lbenc.'cr Rope, Robert Walker, John Walk
I C/\ Jobn.V' ,lder' Do:km, Robert Birchett
".v11’rs,5,,:is Dancer, Thomas Bennett
.. Ilham «.Lvlii.i.!tiu, John k>. Townes, Spuuuor L
-van, Alexander ( uningha.n, M. U. TilLborough
,V' ,,a,M Johnson, William Gumming, Julni V
\.i!cox Stephen G. Wells, Kichaid Rambaut, Ro.
gcr .Mallory, James U. Kendall, William Robertson,
.inn tor, lwallhevv Davidson, Joseph Bragg, Daniel
Diiggar, William Fi end., Wallace & Stephens, Rns
sei ill, Frederick I). Peters, John M. Brown,
ohubert ..c Redmond, \iliis Cousins, John Baker
R. Halley, Thomas Shore, Joseph Caldwell, John
Ilmton, William ('oiling, Stephen Townes, A. S
Lochhead, David Robertson, Thomas N. Cameron'
Whitworth cC Yancey, Gideon Johnson, Samuel
( hnstian, William Robartson, A. B. Spooner, Ed
narJ Atkinson, C. W. Brewer, Henry Marks, Ju.
seph G. VY iider, II. Wilkinson, Griffin Ordain
Asnlon Johnston, Pleasant Akin. John M’Rae, John
l-iund, Benjamin Jones, John W illiams. E. Pescu't
i imothy i wrchcll, Wyche & Ridout, John W\ nne’
Edward Stokes, Ashley Davis, David Maben, Ro’
hert Leslie, I liornas H. Dunn, Charles D. M’Indoe,
Solomon High, Robert Bolling, Thomas Wilcox!
Joi n L. Armstead, William Frazer, William Gil
mour, W. E. Turner, Marlin Tliarer. F. G, Vaneev
iV.ti.-amd Ik tend, Lewis A. Collier, Benjamin
iXoiaseau, Anthony, Peniston, George N. Belches
John A. Jones, Roger Mallory, sergeant of the
totyn^of Petersburg, and adm’r of George If. Jonos
nnd Turnor, aud Thomas D. Oarey, dec’d; Tho«
mas riiwentt, ex’or of John Jamos Thweatt, dec’J
Uil.iam Haxall. adm’r of ilenry Haxnll, dec’d*
.-•iht-v: Smith, e-r.’or of Josepli C. Ruble, Izrael B.’
iviirslieedl, J. I>. Richards, Richard Furt, Jesse L
hijmv YY iliiam Cameron, John M. Banister, James
H. Caldwell. James Durcll, Edward If. Boisseau,
• o.in D. Jowr.es, admV of William Rose, clt-c’d.
of William Stewart, dec’d, dr'is.
The defendant James H. Caldwell, not having cn
ered Ins appearance and given security according to
ttie act of assembly and the rules of this court and it
appearing b> satisfactory evidence, that he is not an
inhabitant of (his country; it is ordered, that 4he said
cctendan? do appear Imre on the tenth dav of the next
term and answer (he bill of the plaintiffs; and that a
copy ot this order be foithwilh inserted in some news
paper published m the city of Richmond, for two months
successive, v, and posted at the frout door of the capilol
in toe said city. *
_}2_Tosfc, Win. W. IIKMXG. r. r.
VillGEN J A.
At rules, I,olden in (!:C nleik’s office cf (he sur.eric
court of ctmnceiy for the Richmond district, the 5!
day of March, 1K27:
L ubam 1>. Bianoh, fx'or of Benjamin Branch deck
who was surviving ex’or of Edward Osborne, iui
i. jc d, who was ex’or of Edward Osborne, dec’d
against 7,’
James Robertson, William S. Archer, admr. of Job
Archer, John i- . May, admV of John Iirander, tier
John A Robeitson, ex’or of James Robertson. Ai
cht.ni.u Robeitson, Martha Brander, \V,u M»i n«
J.mn A. Trent and Stephen W. T.cnf, rx’ors of Ai
exrmdcr rrent, I ranees Lcipcr, Maltha Trent, ex’
ol Edward \V 1 icnt, and Joseph Tient, dft<t
Tiie scirefacias awarded in this eat: e not beingVr
turned executed on the defendants William M’Cnv
and Archibald Robertson, ami they not having enfcic
t.ieir appearance and given security according to (1.
act of assembly and the mles r.f this court, and it ai
pearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are m
mb •• cants of ibis country. it is ordered, (hat (he sai
ne.endanta do appear hereon the tenth day ofthc ncx
teur, and shew cause it any they can against the rev',
-! S‘JV*ht, b>; sai.l process; and that a copy of tl.i
:• cr 1,0 forthwith inserted in some newspaper pul;
lished m the city of Richmond, for two months succei
f.,ve'V? “'V* P°sttJ • door Of the cap,ml, ,
Hie said city. A copy. Teste, *
1,1 * VV-t. \V. IIEMNG. c r
/ UilHJYfA: ---
At ...les,|(n!den in the clerk'soffice of the superior court
of'-hHurcry for the Richmond district, the 5th da'v ,.f
■March, 1S J i: J
Ur.lter Dunn, sole acting deviser intrust under and exeru
ter of the lust will and testament ofJohn Graham, dec'd,
against
Josepli Carter, anti Wesley J. FtocntfrlJ, ,
Tim defendant Joseph Carter, not having entrn-d I,is
appr.ria. ee and ' ..tr-ty arrf,rHillg to „lt. {lcl „f
assembly and the rules of this Court, anrfit appearing by
si t is factory cv id core, that he is not an inhabitant of this
country: it 13. rdc.cd, that the said defendant do appear
-.■ re on the first day rf the next term and answer ih" hill
of the plant.ft; and that a copy of this order he forthw ith
inserted in some newspaper published in t|„. city of Rich
mond, for two months successively, and posted at the front
Jom of thr Capitol, in flit* snid city,
i» A copy. Te-te, IVM.ir. IIEJ'H.XC}, r. r.
vmui.xiA: --
At rules, Holden in the ■clerk's office of the superior court of
chancery for^ the I.iclun.rnd district, the 5th day of
Wade Mosby, sen. . jr
against * • ?
Oihmr Ladd’csr.cutor of Robert Means, dcc’d. Maurice!..
Mu er.and 1 hn.nas Miller, trustees, Beverly B. Rrmrno,
fnHms Crown, and Orris Browne, Wade Mosby, jr,
nrUZT G ,,r;:r,'lH, »• Ms <>*» right and as executor
of n.le,non Gatewood, dcc’d, ami Richard and Win.
Gatewood . ho,ea. Mann Randolph, jr, and Susan his
v.,f non I . Browne, and Mary |,is wife, and Mary A.
.atewoO ' W'dnw of I’hilen.on Gatewood, dcc’d, dft.s
Ibencfcndant Mnmi-o I.. Miller, pot having entered
.:,n;1 Ri7"*vr"ri'y to,hc an m
, r , , .in*; ininc an oi
a3?eim)Jy and the rules of mis court, and it appearing Wjat
ry evidence, tii a, licit not an inhabitant of this conn
try: " nor..n-rl, that (be said defendant do appear here
ri Vri ? nrxt ,rrm aoHanswcr the original and
f, ih ■ i" •* 'A ’C, 1 ::"’n,Yi n»'l »D.,r a copy uf this order
U f.r hw 'th ".mrn-d in some newspaper published in the
; .’’V. ' r1 ,WO m",,D,s successively, and posted
, Tfmt door oi toe Capitol, in the said city.
:* T K y. 11~ jjr Wv/s t .
i.LifxlA:
At rules, hidden in the cletk’s oiliee o: (i,B
ct.mt of ch.uicciy tor the Richmond district, the o it
uay ol Match, 1::JT:
Jobojih Bonduiaul and Benjamin Bondman! 7„•/,.
against * ■*
Jubcpt, Ii. Li., / i. and Benjamin Davis as administrator
0. Ucurge Davis, sen. deceased, (with his will an
nexra,) nml m their own right, benjamin T. l>avi*
I1, Dcorge K Davis, Samuel Davis!
Atm lloiidmant, Robert Davis, benjamin fVIcwjlry
V. ‘Y*,r.a ‘'*,s for met lv Sarah Davis, Esther M.
mf-ulu11';A,n" rrankIlu> Dlty.aC. Franklin,
infants, children or Eliza Franklin, formerly Davis*
■, ‘v "‘‘\vaC,{ rm iU,d Mar* ,lis Ulfe> formerly Mary
Mar h, ?>*":• fV 3,,rd >•» "ifo, foitnerlv
r D.iv»s, John J. 1 lournoy and Pamclia his
Ann r IT ' vvV‘S,;ltf‘rcy I)av's, John T. Davis,
Ami t.. Davis, \\ n». Davis and Louisa B. Davis, in
I’ linJ1 n ' ° Ll!,jam,u f)av,s’ Constantin'®
Iv Sir-fr MJ VC *aSb 3,1,1 Sara,» H- >"s wife, former
ivif. f / Jol,n ( ur,cr and Elizabeth his
, ’ ^*'2abt;lh Carter, John H, CarteranJ
1, uc> hi'j wtie, formerly Lucy Forsee. Wm. Scott
and Jaduh Ins wife, formerly Judith Forsee, John
s',t. UeQ1,!,,» and Janc !lis '"tfe, formerly Jane For
lv l,.!ie Jt'fo»da:i!s Thomas Jackson and Mary his wife.
X •»•>;« and Martha h.swife.and John ILCar
;,®rn“,*d V"CV 1IS w,fu! r!°* 'laving entered their appear
t i * t./- 'l!> Sicur,,3’ according to the act of assem
bly and t.ie rules of this court, and it appearing by sa
tisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants of this
t ot: •» i; it is ordered, that the said .fefendants do at-.
’wl* nr°u°n t!;e^‘n!!, dity “f t!iC ncxt term and an
swer the oi.l of the plaintiffs; and that a copy of (Ills
edUXin ! r!',r!St‘,tL1 m Scmo n(-'»-sraper publish
,n lhc w*y«*fI.«ol.m°nd, lor two months successive.
salt] c?t3P.0blCd al UC f,°nt d°°r °f ,l,e caP«tol, iu the
19 A copy. TeMe. WM. W. HEMN’G.c.c.
/ I/ICSLY!. J:
At rules holden in the clerk’s oflice of the superio
_ zFJi&s??r£,l,e ,!ic','n“,,d **■*. <•“ *
Robert Courtney, site, iff of King & Queen county, in’,
« hose hands the estate of Racliel Robertson, whicl
uvt'I' ir;.,n;D,vrcd hv cia,ke ani
, rl.iam Hill, dic’d, executors of Undid Roberlsot
uec i, w is committed for administration. I'll
against
Reuben III[. Garnett, administrator, with the will arr
nexedof Reuben Larnett, dec’d, Elizabeth Jones
administratrix with the will annexed of James Jones
‘ ®!,‘ ’ n'° Wv ndmm is t rat or of Richard Philips
deed, Henry \ouug, admiuisiratoi of Warner Har
uoud, cue d, and John Dangerfield, former sheril
U bin county, to whom the estate of Riohard Rich
j,, UOC d\vvas 00,?Hr‘lUcd C*r administration. Anm
Ilnhps w,dow and devtseeof Ricl.ard Philips, Jr
y; cd. Leroy Philips, C atherme Philips, Thoma,
llandluy.Maiy Phihps, Richard Shackleford ant
•Mitanna his wife, and Thomas Houghton, Walkei
lanes, sheriff of King William county, to whom tht
c-latc of John Hill, dec’d, was committed for adinin
*! ri®!1’ du,;r^ * anun Pollard administrator of Rob
pj jl ‘J? d.’ £,nd C 1,arlcs l3*ll, administrator o
J-flivurd Hill, dec’d, , _ ^
I he defendant Tl;utnas Bougliton, not having en
tered his appearance and given security according f.
the act of assembly and the rules of this court, and i
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that ho is not ar
inhabitant of this country: it is oidercd, that the sale
dc.cndaut do appear l.ere on the tenth day ofthenexi
term and an.swor the hill of the plainti/C and that !
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some news-,
paper published in the city of Richmond, for tw«
months successively, and posted at the front dear n:
iSe C3pi(ol in ihcRp.id cifv*
10 A copy. l’cs!e, ' WM. \V. FI EKING c.
| VIRGINIA: --
! Al tult>s. JoWcti in the cleric’s office of the superior
Say of°Marci,?TcV27°:r "* ItUsbmmd d»‘rict, the Slh
I William Varnier, of Pctersbug, . . pr,
against * k
jCeorge C ran ford Wilbarn Conway. Still, Matthew
and Co. Moses B. Pillsoorungh, Walter Dunn, exe
• fUJor,?j Jo,‘n ^',a!,a,n- dec’d, Joseph Rowlett, Wfl.
lam l-niror. c i <J« _ . 1 ▼ ’
• . ... . r^. . iiowieu, WiU
barn Ld wards, fhomas Stewart and James Stewart,
injant heirs of I homns Stewart, dec’d, , Dfts
liie defendant, Stub Aiatthews, not having entered
Ul* aPre3rnncc and given security according to the act
i arn Vfand lhs nl,cs of "*is court, and it appear
: ing by satisfactory evidence, (hat he is not an inhabi
U*' Ml,s country: it is ordered, (hat the said defend
ant do appear here on the tenth day of (he next ternr
: anu answer the lull of the plain,iffi and that a comr
lo thi, order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper
pudished in the city of Richmond, for two months sue
I t'hcSsaid ci!y.!' P°3l<id Ut ,lj® ,n>nl duCr °f lbc c‘P«ol, ill
19 A C,,PJ- Test**, VVM. W. HENL\Gc,e,
VIRGINIA:
At rules, holder, in the clerk’s office of the superior
dS the K,C!imU,,*! dlSM iC,J lL 5U*
John Trevillian and Alary I,is wife, John Argvle,
Udham Arple, F.elcrick Argyle. and llansklcry
Aigyle, tC rhoma . A,gyle an mfnut, hy the said John
l revilhan, b,s nr t, lend, children cl Rebecca Mass
tm, dec’d by her husband, Fredeiick Argyle,
Hfanl cl M f,? !'!as‘i,,,and Hchccea MaVhn,
’ , chsLreu of the same Rebecca by her second
1 't1 1,1 ' ;,ohn decd, by (he said John Tie
l»e'.r next Irknd, and William andllodaw
Kenner, chi.dicn of Limy Kenner, dec’d, also infant*,
h> the Mid.John 1 revilhan, their next friend, and
LI,zabetl, Wmstou, . u
against
TiinJcjr. >< idow. an,I Thomas G. Tmslej, son
c> A. Johnson, Pelcr T. Johnson, William C
Johnson and Mai.vT. Johnson, infan* children of
M.«n Johnson, dcx-d, formerly Tinsley,a daughter of
the -aid ’oinas Fin-ley, dte’d. Fleming T. Granl
l;>nd, Susnu Giantlaml and Virginia A. Grant font?
infant children of Ann Grantland dcc’d, /)/>, ’
lie sctrcficias awarded in this cause, not being re
urned execrated or. the defendants, Fleming T Grant,
land. Susau Grantland and Virginia A. Grantland
a,,d ,hev no, h5,v,nS- tiered then appearance and g,!
ven security according to the act of assembly and the
rnirs of tnis coinf. atd „ appearing by satisfactory
." CP, llial they are not inhabitants ofthis country^
'. » ordered, that (be said defendants do appear here
.. en.h day cf the next tern, and shew cans*
a-.nnsi ...» uvival sought by ihe said process, and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in (he city of Richmond, for two
months successively, and posted at the front door of
Ujo capiloJ, in f!»c r aid city.
VJ A copy. Teste, WJJ, W. HKNIXG, c. c.
VIKG11\ I’ ~
At rides, holden in (he clerk’s olT/cc of the superior
d^of0MCarS!eI«2?T * nichmond strict, the Mb
*ra' Huim and W dlic ffarrison, executors of the
,CM3a"CaTnstjd ^ WlUlj( Hcrbcrl Hill, dec
ffenrv Venmogton. administrator with the will annex
. unit I dec d, and in Ins own right, as sur
vivor of bis wife I oily, who was Polly Smith, Tlioin
as mith, Icliabod Smith, Daniel IVliddugh, adm’r of
' " ! • Smith, dec’d, Charles Ogburne, ex’or of
mhcui W. Smith, and (he adm’r of
Paulina Smith, dec’d, . . . ,/«T
I he defendant fchahod Smith not having entered
his appearance and given -Tiirity according |0 (he act
o, assembly and the mb . < t thu court, and it appear
;nS by satisfactory evidence, (hat he h no I an i id,a hi
tam o this country: ,t is ordered, (hat the sa.d defen
dant do appear here on (lie tend, day of (he next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that a copy
of I,,, order ho Art,.withi inserted in some newspaper
published m (he city of Uirhmond, for two months sne,
?£ POStCd 1:1 <!,C rf0nl dyor of U)C c»p*l°f Tn
^Tr.'~ ^I, w, USX1XQ.C..C.