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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20

Is it not remarkable that Mr.. Tyler,
now becomes President Of bthesUnitsd
States, should now for the third time, step
into high public trust by the death Of
the Incumbent He was made Governor
Of Virginia by the death OEthe Governor
he hainO vice--be was madea senator
bv the death Of one before his time sx-
Dired-and now be becomes President by
the death of General Harrison H'slsdy
was the daughter OfCOoPer, the tIa-
gedian.--SGt. COSr,aa,, gtaasSe Gig
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20
THE VICE PRESIDENT.

Many suppose that upon Vice President
Tyler's taking upon himselfthe duties
of President, the duties Of the Vice Pres
ident, devoIve upon Mr.. Southland, Pres
dent pro TEN of the Senate. This is a
mislake-the Constitution does not pro.
vide for supplying Vice President when
that officer is called to the Presidency.-
An act of Congress provides in such case
for the choice, by the Senate, from its own
body ola President Of the Senate pro TEN
to preside over that body. Mr.. Southard
NAV be retained under his election at the
close of the late session Of the Senate
or the Senate may proceed to new
election, underline changed circumstan'
ces. But if another election takes place,
it is probable the choice would again fall
upon him. Mr.. Southland is at Wash
ington Gin. GGz.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20
A TALKING MATCH

Lately "come off" at New Orleans fs'
nye hundred dollars a side. It continu-
% according to the Advertiser. for thir'
zen n0ars; the rivals being Frenchman
ana Aentuckian. The 6ystanders and
Judges were all talked to sleep, and when
lhey waked Up in the morning, they found
the Frenehmun DEAD, and the Kentucki
an whispering in his ear.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20
THE COURT.

The Court Of Common Pleas is still in
session, and it is supposed will so cOntin-
ue during this week at least. An extra
ordinary large number of criminal cases
was on the docket; few Of which have
been tried, some postponed until the next
term, and some are to be tried this week
In each case tried last week, a vedict Of
"not guilty" was brought in. The Grand
Jury found bill against Johnson, who
shot Mr. Fite, for murder in the first de-
gree. He is to be tried at the next term
The Grand Jury also found nine 9th Ell
bills of indictment; among which are one
for murder in the second degree and one
for manslaughter.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20

MERCANTILE PUNcTUAL1Ty.-It is stated
in the Boston papers, that Mr.. Bancroft,
the collector of the port, has collected
more than ten million Of dollars Of reve-
nue., and every bond which has been taken
by him and has fallen due, is discharged.
There is not now a single instance Of de-
fault on the part Of any merchant during
his official term, L n aht q
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20
NINE DAYS LATER FROM ENG
LAND,

BV the arrival at Boston on the 7th, Of
the steam ship Acadia, London and Liv-
erpoOl papers 10 the 18th and 10th March
we're received.
ENGLAND.
The arrival Of tho packet ship England
on the 10th Of March, and that of the
steam packet Columbia, on the 10th, re-
vivsd tho alarm and angry excitement
Occasioned by the report ofMr. Pickens
earlier in the month. The former carri-
cd out the proceedings in Congress rela.
tive 10 Notifications Ond other preparations
for war, and those Of tho Maine Legisla-
tire on the subject ofthe boundary among
the nows by the latter, was the letter Of
Angus Mcleod, denying his brothers.
presence at the affair Of the Caroline,
which the rabid journals Of course at once
laid hold Of as dsposing Of The whole
question, taking the case of Mcleod a
way from the tribunals, and making il i'm.
peratIye on the court and the Government
10 order his immediate diacharge. Queer
notions Of law these journalists seem to
have.
On the 18th, in the House of Commons
great numbers Of petitions for the aboli-
tion ofchurch-rStes we're presented and
many also for;ihe extinction of Ecclesias-
teal Courts. A long debate arose on the
motion 10 print one of these peti.
tons. and the motion was negatived, As
TO 40.
The rumors current when the British
Queen left England, concerning divers
ships and squadrOnS being ordered 10 the
. UNITED SrATEs, seem all to have died
away. Touching the ships named, and
being under orders for immediate equip.
Snent, It Is now said that their destination
. China. But per contra, the HamPshire
Telegraph has The Eollowing:-
We have this day learned that our Gov
eminent, in order 70 prepara for any O.
leFgency shat may spring out Of the case
0f Mcleod (and II the republic execute
him We do not think there is man in
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20

The NatChez Free Trader says: "On
Saturday, we saw ten dollar gold piece
sold for S 100 in Mississippi Railroad note 8
and,on Monday, common Marseilles,vsst
brought 800 in notes Of the Msrseilles
Shipping Company. This is going back
to continental quotations.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20

Gov. Porter has vetoed a bill passed by
the Pennsylvania Legislature permitting
the banks to issue small notes, and re-
hitting the penalty for refusing to pay
their bills on demand.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20
PERSIA.

The whole Of Persia is in most unset
tied state. Itis stated that the son Of the
late King Of Persia is determined to strike
for the throne. All the hill chiefs, and
those IN the southwest Of Persia, as we'll
as the chiefof the Chaub Arabs, and the
people Of Herman, are in his favor and will
Join him; besides this, he has all the
priesthood Of Persia with him.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20

The Congressional election in Ken.
,ucky is to take place on next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. - " ,,1s
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20

81 love thee STILL" as the quiet hus-
band said to the ehattering wife.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20

By the arrival at Boston on the 7th, Of
tho steam ship Acadia, London and Liv-
erpoOl papers 10 the 18th and 10th March
we're received.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20

this United Kingdom but will demand
iustice,) have directed six regiments to
hold themselves IN readiness to embark
for North America-twO Of which are the
10Th and s4th regiments, now in Ireland.
It is also stated in private letters from the
first circles in Paris, that Lord Granville
on the 9th ult., officially announced to
M. Guizot that the English Government
would find it necessary to send ten sail oil
the line to the same quarter. Of course
a feet Of steamers will form part Of such
an expedition.
"The boy jones'" who had already
been twice detected prOwling about the
apartments of the Queen, in Buckingham
Palace, was third time found there Of
he 10Th Of March, N. Y. CommerciG
Advertiser.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
JesspA T. TSrrps's Concentrated S1rsaycrtla
ri'R TIE CURE oF
SCROFULA
HEQCIRIAl.
DISEASES.

THE sarsapaua the shops very AFT be ncarly
not quite inert, either from or from hnTiur ben
Of TIE the hcine together with the improper modes 81 va
partug It, which have long been ha probably con-
uhutcd oS variable reputation The activity Of the root
IL OchcNcdts depend upon more acrd principles
soluble certain extent water cold OF h and etheT
yoatzed TCudCr-ducr 10y chemical Sh,uge at the tenn
eraturc22 ier THIS tact appears 10 oc demonstrated 10y
Hancock makes thc following observations "Atcr long
boingthe peculiar uiyur which Uses abuusny ON the
good Slgsf1t'a, Is almost eNtncuiShrd From
the SaTsipatila prepared m this Way found up sensible
us upon patient ITS peculiar uauscrting,
drOsy, and king effects produced hy alarcs quantity,
although the dc,ucon Of ~ ur cr ounces vas ed at
dsse ~ Wood y Bucks'S L. s. DispcHsGiDry.
knowledge of these facts sud the ortanty prae.
ice OF the preparations of trplua IN use lcdto IA" his
covcrN, after repeated experiments OF the method ~ pre-
pairing and compromising tbs cNTactnow OHCr~ito the me
profession and the pubic. Its prepared 10y new pro-
cess, without b0aC and warrauieto contain, IN
ccntra'ci iou the active PRINCIPLES " the root, Obtained
from the most approved species ot smilaN-
It, efficacy has been repeatedly tested IN ptiyaie practice
the cgsil treatment Of the forms Of the Ills
tor tc Of which Sarsapsrla Is recommended
other atoms that medicine the fauacCa &c,
had been used without effect number ~ of
tCu,vr alterations and affections al The bones" in simple
ScrOil amt In mcrcuTia and mcrCuTiO sNttc diseases
have been permanently cuTcdhv E-Usc ma three mouths,
whouauy other treatment except tie most simple arpl.
Cations to the parts Diseased i,al OF three hoilcs
similar will prove the efficacy and Importance Of
the preparation.
Hispiuouary use or caoncl. where that
has been freely IN scrotous habits Tor the
other diseases being admirably calculated in such cases
VIgur ot the constitution The OF tive ;hrec bottles
WILL on every such occasion, prove an ctcctua security
against secondary affections.
As tonic aud Alternative particularly in general debility
with impure and PRAYED conditions of tho yscm 6un
crota and other diseases, in chrunic Rheumatism, and
obstinate affections VI the skim invaluable medicine.
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
10 - Agent tOTths Proprietor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
DR.. HULL'S
I'TERO annOMINAI SuPpORTER.


THIS new Instrument the raical currof Pruapsus
Ui-ri. Falling OF the womb, 10y cUerual apphcs-
ton sup-rscdus tho % the obi, ctonAbl- Pesssry,
is confidently recommended to the afflicted the means
Of perfect restoration To health never having failed oi
performing cure, even under the most aggravated cur
cuusnnoes. has received the decided app cbaton
Sir Ashley GuupcT, OF LpNpoN; SIR Benjamin e BToiic.
sIr James Glars. Physician to tue 0uccn' Or A.lwc,
l., ctuTeT Midwifery 10 Guys Hospital, nT. REby,
Lecturer 10 81 bluho Gmews; Dr. Griffith, Lecturer 10
Westminster Hospital; Dr.. RIms5u:ham, LectuT-rto Lon.
ion Hospital Rsbeu Ferguson, Lecturer tn Westminster
lyingn Hospital; pr. Swcamsn, lecturer Ia Mdlcs-H
Hospital, and senior ACCouChcuE 20 Queen ChlTOUCs
lyiugiu Hospital also, ~ Henry Davies. Conquest; Blum
dell Lee, McrTimSn. surgeou hsUrs &C To- DIR. Morcau
Pre- sisnt The Academic Royar he Medicine PARIS aud
AcCouchslr 60 the duchess DOrcans. Professors Vel.
pcau, MISC clu Paul thos, samson, and uthers-ani IN
New Norg 10y Professor W Francis, e = Bedford. -
Professor OF Midwifery in University Of NEW YORK.
Professor Dcl-fc Professor Francis u. Johnson PTesi
dent County Nee society l1urcus Hun, President Me
dcal Society, STATE OF New York; Professor James Nc.
NauChton NJ Albany Professor March, Professor cyrus
Perkins, Professor DCGur-Drs. 1hes. Rnyd. Gilbert
smith, Hosack, sicarns, Ludlow Nissan, Ntche Power
Gray Van Rcnalcr, and many other distinguished
Physicians ia the United Sisics.
a. G. HULL-OtlccI vssey street.
AstOT House, New York.
no constant supply of the above Instruments with
DR. Huls improved IrusSCS for Hernia, will be kept by
LNEll. JOHNSTON 4 lN ELL.
\. C. King, Norfolk; Braggs a Thomas, Petersburg;
SpOtswCOt & Robertson, dO; James I. Royale lynch
burg; WIN. II. Chapel, Farmyillc' NH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
LOUISA RAIL ROAD.
Lines 20 Charlottesville, Staunton, Lynchburc and
the Warm Springs.
NIGHT TRAVELLING kNOIDEp- AND GREATLY

NIGHT TRAVELLING kVOIDED, AND GREATLY
INCREASED EXPEDITION.
PASSENGERS l-avtu. Ric uuoni hy the Railroad NJ =
4 VI reach the Junction 10 Breakfast aud thence pro-
coed "E"ihcr with passengers arriving the junction the
night before ioum Jhc Northl the Louisa Railroad TO
reaching Charlottesville 10y p. VI. and Cookies, fifteen
miles west. by Ehi. Leave Cuckcs next r.oruius
10y Jay light Cross the Blue Ridge rise, aui
arrive M Staunnn 10y A ". Here passengers hav,
choice OF rou ono 10y OF Warm Sprugs and The
other Toy way Of the Natural srdgc each arriving al rh
WINE sulphur on the evening Of the Third day from Rich
Inond AMI p hours sooner than by the route Lynch
burg.
the Warm = ring Line leave. daily At 10 VI reaching
Clover Dale The same night ami the White sulphur next
evening.
Tho Natural Bridge Line leaves AZ the same hour on
tuesdays Ihurs''ys anr Saturdays jin on the
day extras w Pee furnished making u equal 10 a aiiy
next uorur-, irr breakfast lalo~ug sescr. sui.
clCni uuC before breakfast the brl-rl arrive. n
bnrell s by 10 W. ami the White sulphur springs lie
same evening. '
The roads IN the above lines are during the and
iai equal 90 :uy iu the STATE are uuy IN Or.
Ger in' stage lines are the mail lines 10 the West 49,
Soui.Ncs' and ihcr propuCioTs are edged 10 the Rail
road Compsui-Siu have Coaches provide, ,gu,l TO The ar.
S'si number. passengers which offer and that cKtIa
Stages w u' iur shed nearly all tuus 10 travel pretty
much ~ the pleasure IF the occupants
ifNCitBURG MAIL LINE
Passengers lot Lyme hhurC leaving IN The Cars on SIM
uaNr lu'ssYs 8uh Thur ys, a. NJ reach Charnttes.
Ne 10y " aud Hammers the evening Ut the sa,p,.
day TO cc and arn7e al LyuchJurE day to din.
Fare TO Charoucsyllc Sc
lrucAuuTg,
THOMAS SHARP
&c = Agent ~ TRANSFORMATION.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09

VtUclNiAt-A tuea hohlcn Ia the Cic,k's Once oi
the circuit supcttog CnnIt VI Law and Chanccry ,rr
the 'ounty Of HcnTtcs and tiN 81 Richmond "A th. .-
typ siic lh. idh day of luuc, iSil-Ianca Crrshau
pu ssSnE Nc nard Winii &C, James H. Lscvmb anI 10
n" d. uanto, bernard wn0~c aud J,'s u Iipsconb.
'oi wig ccrN ihsit apt cataucC nu .iVCn ecuN ,r,
eorhng Ia the at atfcuriy and Inc rules vi tb- ,
appeatin - satisfactory evidence they are ni
mhanhas OF tts tomunW Cdih. N h otdrre Thar an.
Il" appear here, the Rules To- be h,L on
me htsi Noudy IA September neat answer the bl of
Ia'hu' and That copy OF this oIcr be totthw,I In.
,ie' n Sane ncMspapcr published n the ~ ui Rich.
.oL IN1 uonhs tueceSSVcly aud posted at the fott
door OF the taIatuL Ia the said city. " ~
"a. ACUpy-Ic.tc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
ju q w9v wM q. SANDS. e. C.
VIRGINIA

NlRGlSIA Al Rules, holden rn the Clerks Office
OF tit circuit superior CouTi ui Law aud Cnsnc rry
inr Nc'" hu'yu i Hcuuco gui cry of Richmond ON he
'hanrcb Nlir. Tao 9Th day of July. 1911: ThonBf Su
CluHrsT.. - ~
The defendant above nsusd not having entered his ar.
pSArnrc ani gwen security according uiAc tot Assert.
DIV ii the Rules ui this Court ami appear ug y ,s.
factory evidence, that he not an uhah5u of ths Com.
m'n"'aih is ordered That the sal &c uIiut 20 AN.
pear "Iy on lnr Isl Gay "i th" October Term and
gswcr the N Of tie plaintiff and that copy oil This OF.
yer nc IoihNiih inserted n unwsyapcr uuIshctin
We wy ~ Richmond, for months scccs.ivcIy md
Po''eH a'' mont door ul fhc Clutu, u the said CITY
Cory. Tysrr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
PRICES REDUCED.

OPENING this morning a S-ccouI supply Of Spriu.
ays principally Auction, by tlo p-csasc and much bc.
W. the prices paid earlier IN the season This addition
every article the pry Goods huc Nc beg leave 10
lcununa few r Tho leading articles. viz
. cases ID printed Lawns st-S. 80 - 10 The finest
10 90 Prints az To- l-.c, Is 10 the finest imported
colours good
Black anI White Ginshams Gac
81 plaid Giushaus. hne and colours warranted
MOUSLAINS.
Few piece. cNfta black NuIsaiu, an wool
GcaTIous Wiur'ut1 select STYLES, entirely new
oasr hCaut'u style dD. ata-lc
- do B1mutEtu", embracing every price and saa Sc
LINEN GOODS.
cases Of uudrcs>cd Linen, for family use Of Nsi1s
Young and ElTck.Is hlrach.1c, warranted cheap
cases long Lawns same styles, DIeacheL, some
Few extra Lawns for Mems Boaoms and Collars
6, au' iOi Linen n,mass from auction. very cheap
Bros eye ami Hue EahacS Diapers
Plan and ribbed. white and brown Linen Dutnss,
very heavy and cheap
and - sroEs Linens and brown Hollands, fine
5,6,loani rs Linen shee,nss, from auction and
Double dauask table Cloths, all sizes
Datnask NAPKINS, very cHtdT, from auction
CAMBRlCS AND MUSLlNS.
go pieces CamDurks, embracing all qualities, very
PIaiulalasarcI swiss Muslin, some styles entirely
cau,Dns, Muu, Jaeonou Book anI Nunsueh Mus.
Tnr,; Check Muslins, some, entirely new styles for
AL styles PLAIN aul figured Nets AMI Thucs, for
THREAD LACEs, sc.
IIr, ''''S H'-'"7s anu i'Sti'''Es' some very
Gimp Laces. Elsngs and Insertlnss and yle
swiss ans Gamble Edge auiInssrrn-s
Muslin worked Bands and Founces
Black and Nh'C blond taCts aud EIipEcs
FRENCH EMBROlDERlES.
fewesrgns Of extra rich muslin ClPes aud Collars.
CL0TrS S S !. M; a: q AN ~ vE siTISa
EZRA Wool black tlNjlIss aII prices
.rI.rrra ~ 10y ''4''
Blue and Wool black C,..fr1ers. .,,r, ,,,,,r,,v
Fancy ribbed and doe skin 10, very ane
cases French CassiiniGcs, very suitable lor Bows
aui cheap
Iniogl, Ina Ira de,a Cloths. some very Gne
-, half,he cost OF unponlton, from auction
Platnani figured back satin, veIy best AMI rich
superior English SSIn, extra heavy aud tich .fylcs
pieces light SILK vesttngs cuurey new AMI very
handsome
EWhroidtIc i satin and muslin ScaEis for Gentlemen
GLOVES.
90 dozen more Of those celebrated Bizus Gloves for
MMen,s superior dsrkana light DO
Back anu rUIaurc Six Cloves for Misses
lal.,. long .la,k gragiinc Glove, very heavy
nI.ck gud roiourcI TILE, do. very heavy
Table tuVersui saiuc qualities
Embroidered pIauu1u3 Liable Covers very fine
re" di'pefy Mns,m., a,hal pucc
Rich figured silk anil chcua snlwls
10 ChIuei go
DO ,mbrDiIerg Mouslsncs Io, very cb.sD
Few black 90 c' DO
Dou.ack DO scars vrfy heavy
Etob ennmca scarf IIIsis
i,R lux .I li'Kis lnl -aun AMI ne searis
80, 't..", .' ans "'A"''I rom AUCTION ana
CANIppIr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA, -,.''I,c q, - - IF D
~ 'I'" Na.lloI IiNNi' 'i"h auction very cheap
- %" n'mWc ~ rom D. 60 Coz, emit racing every
a, sSI, al4 gHaNy
''''s,. "..'' ''iy 'n.guTsl ''r"'r camuHc IiS's,
N"Ll.I--. I'D ~ . ...t .. ,,,,,
Do -u,erior rs'r.r rrrn.i ,, y,r, IT,, .a'''y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09

VinStNiA.-M Ruics holden In the Clerks Once
v n' ~" Iircuu superior Court OF Law ami It,nr,,,
to- The County OF llenr.co and a, Ciy nT Wrbm,nI 1
,1eChSnceTs SIT, ,hc 81 dy OF Nav lSiI: EIzab,ih N
Mayo, p'aiuuH against wm. Srldeu I.hn ra,khni -,
annthcr, uri' n,ant-.-iH ChanrsrV. '' '''
lhr defendants above named, tot hayiag entered their
F",al tvc Nni ssCn srcuniy according shr Act of
N,symny ah'the hh"s"t THE ColIi, and appcirn- Ia,
'ShcI'rN evidence that They t,snts ui tbs
'oi hNciiL a. ordered that the aid def niants M,
P,aI more al tho Rules 10 be holden the lot Monday
ssun. n,N, SUI HNs""r ihr bti VI the ulau;if; aud
ai copy OF outs order lee forthwith Ia. .rtn In s,n,
new sp'Icr published la the Citr OF RchmnnL for Two
Capitol, ga the sud CITY. ~ ~
copy. Tcstc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09

2 ~ OK HALE,- 1000 busIels % pIIne Lolr, foI
ils ~ HILL a DABNLY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
n'oumoND q .%TEWsnuEG RAIL
esssss ss.ss zS
INCREASED ACCOMMODATIONS

PASSENGERS goinE North informed that there r,
Il now three daty lur Of Cars pm waslunEnr TO RAJ
u'h'tS one immediately on the arrival the Potomac
steamboat ansit"r - 4 VI. the morning; and ano
thet al before l2tiis last connecting with line from
BALTIMORE % Philadelphia, =. Nj. hIs aii0rns travel
leTs from Richmond AMI Petersburg opportunity OF ro
eccdns immci1'ciy, and reaching Baltimore OF re-
naming rllugh in Washington they desire H. cfcsn
NhuinG ~ N1sngisu until before - the DAY, and
yet reach NJ Philadelphia Ia lodge Fare from Richmond
~ Banmnrc, sO. lHOs. SHARP, Agent Ttan~'n
ap ISL Rich. FIR a Re Il X
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
ie 5--Nga WV sANns. G G
.FIISGINIA.

tIHGiNIA.-Nr Rules. holden IN the I I,TK-s ORA,
~ n Circuit Slprr.pr Court Vt Law. aud Chanc,Ty
l 'hc county 81 HcuTtCn and ty Richmond ON Az,
nc cry side, TIC 'th d1y June IsgI: Tho rT,stru
mlr nr. ani tnmpiny Of tho BWS ~ Nr.in, AMI Ia.
uunl'p' HcnIy W hnucugc, and 1hns W Mct,anrr NJ
,an' am fNincrs nitrate, undcr tho trm sut styJs al
1ndothCr, iri'. -' ''"' y '"an'
~" defendant above nam ~ not having entered lis nj,
p'HAnc' ah' giving security accot ing To IA. Act al
-"uhN nnd the Rul Of this Court. ann IL snpr,ir. a.,
susu,mry evidence, thar he Is an uhnbii,nt of th,s
'Ni"nwraih ordered, That the said Defendant ,
appear here At the Rules e. br held ON an, H., Mi w.
elrmuyt next ani answer the hil at a.. rainiT and
NV 10Y OF mus order tc forthwith inserted IN snrn
newspaper punished IN tac tuy uI Richm MT ,r TO-.
months snrc"ssNcy. aud posted II tho font door OF he
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09

NIlkCIAiA.-At Ru e. holden in the i'IrTs7s One
o' the ,i.enr superior Court Of Law aud ChanccTy
n' tue county OF Hcurco ami CRY Richmond ON lie
'n1ncrTy side, The Sat LAY Of MAY, I-4l: sidney H1Kcr
attorney General q the Commonwealth Of vi gina snr
1850! OF Iohn Robertson late Attorney General Of the
SUI - wealth Piainli against EIwardC wilkinson
lta,1Nc' auh gwen security according the Act OF A.
S'hIy anu 'hc kules Of this Cuur amt u appearing by
sa'l'coy evidence that he o. an iul, Infant al his
commonwealth u " uUicr, That the ,att drcn liant do
appear mere AZ the Rules 10 be held on the ST siouy m
september next AMI answer the bill ~ the pla inn IA AMI
lhii copy Of This Older toe ioTihvHh inserted iu oc
new paper published iu the cry OF Richmond f,I rS,
months sncc rsNry, aud posted the ron door Of The
Capitol, IN the saIi Cay. ~ ''
Copy. Tcstc,
10 Il-MIM q sANns MN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
in 22-w9x WV G. SANDS. c. c.
VIitGINIA--17Rai- 3

NlhGIN IA--Nt Rul. o., Iu.iru iu lie 4 rrE's one
v 81 Tue tttcuU Superior Court nf Law and C.uc,ry
'rth" County "i H,urico grt cry or Rirhmord on he
I'hcey te ihc 1tn da' "i July, lsil Francis RceniIf
p, against g. v. Npgs others ieieni luts-B chan,
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ihc defendant above named, having entered his an.
Pe'idnc" aui given security according the Act of A..
s'mGN ahd Zee Rules ui this QUIT and IL appearing, by
satisfactory evidence that h" Is nhabi1ut OF this
commonwealth u H. ordered, that the defendant do
appear here ~ the Isl ay ut III" October Term and
answer Tie hi at IA" plaintiff and that copy order
n' l'ilhwu some newspaper published in the
Wy ni hc mont irT two moris scc's siy,y. aud post.
ed a. ihc font duurui thr Capitol IA the SAID Inv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
MA SHALL
FURNITURE wAREROOmS,

81 POSlTE TIE Ranks.
THE subscriber has hand, and constantly mauuiac
L turing every article u INC Furniture lInc, and suirs
a call from purchasers. Having machinery, driven 10y
water B1weT employed, enables him % manufacture
any article u his uc uas GOOD terms as the article
can bee made elsewhere. Tho advantage Of machinery.
besides assisting n expedition, enables inc 10 have Tie
materials used 0Ipug Iy seasoned (Which s NJ as much
impo 90 have good article good work. Boy having
the timber sawed up aud stuck away s.mg time before
worked. w. H. SMITH.
Aso-COns'auf'y hand and for sale, large duI 20
neral stock Uf Mahogany, which Boz usually purchased
An orIcr. llrnLsncd win prnmItnc.-. iez3