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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27
ROBERT MOTT,
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTER. GiAZIFR Sc

| ROBERT MOTT,
hOOSE q SIGN PAINTER, GLAZIER, sc.
Next door to the Exchange Bank,
- RICHMOND, Va.
I tohMs his friends aud the public he has received a
he ready work moderate terms IIayinr as soo
set OF worSncn a. can be procured he will eneayor 10
give general satisfaction. All kinds Of Paints NM n 10 ar
der Glass OF all sizes, sold 10y the box or sngIe
veTAl Kegs Of Soap Sienc Paint for sale low yabl ar
tcle Tor Tin or single roofs
p have procured the services az Mr. I,m,s R,r,cs
good sign ami Chair Painter will waTraul his work moi
nieIi9r to any like work done in the city.
HAhDWARE, CUTLERY GUNS a.
'I'HE subscribers receiving by Inc .hns Ros
cius and sheffield, from Liverpool large assortment
o. ham and sheihsId Hardware consisting in par
OF Anviis Vices, Screw Plates Sc, Carpenter. parni
iIm Locks Curry Combs, Trace Chains Halter CHAINS
Hoes with full assortment OF heavy Hardware Rodgers
botson Butchers Files saws and Eds. Tools, MAJ,
sons and waldron's scythes Sc.-for sale by
aPl VAN LEw& SMITH
sADDLERY HARDWARE.
NANLEW SMITH have Just opened a large a.sort.
nent OF English and American saddlery co Insisting in
pant OF "
English Saddle-tIees
ScTgs Of best quality
WoTsted " ehhinE
Plated Harness Mounting
Brass aud Japanncd do
Axes Coach Steps
Biioucheand Sulky Springs
Plated Bands, &c &c.
They will open in few days by the Jetf,rson from I l.
veTpoUli large assortment VI
Fine English plated and polished stool Btts
Plated and German silver Siirrups
49,, HaTd solder snaiics and curt Bits
which :hey oder for sale on the very lowes
Just received by the ship Roscus,
Mil Eaws OF superior gullty
Cross Cut and Pit DO 10
Butchers and Greave.i Files
Win iuI assortment Of heavy and light edge tools # ON
he best Sheffield Tanufactorics for sale the very low
ap 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27
ALFRED KING,

EEPs constantly on hand AZ his Coach Mandatory a
N few doors below the Bell Tavern. large ami fashion.
dOle assortment of CpacheE Charotcea garourhra Hug.
avs and rulkeys made Of The best materials and imam
ship which DC will sell unusually low for cass or cfy ar.
repanees hknds ofwork made 10 order Al the shoe.,
notice, and on the most reasonable terms. fe -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27
al DOZEN hUwAKDS IMPROVLD CIIfSI1C6I
Or CHLORIDE SOAP, for sale, by

III 4 fF.Nl d .
OF CHLORIDE SOAP, for sale, by
SAMI, r. ADIE & co,
Agents for the Maker.
10 This SOAP possesses virtues and properties
IOund IN no other. II Is manufactured by pTactic al
chemist by washing the face and hands with this SOau
every morning II will make the skin smooth and
soit as SIX IL removes tan pimplos and blcmiscs aud
those who have usedt for shaving give il tic
20 all other kinds
being made Of Chloride Cf soda, makes n very dis.
injecting Article. II those who afflicted with often.
sye breath would first wet soft brush and then
pass over this SOAP, and rub teeth gums there.
with every morning, Will cure the scurvy in the gums
and prevent The teeth hom rotung ana aching preserve
the enamel and cure the offensive breath.
tits very superior article for washing and cleansing
sores ana wounds, and preparing the flesh heal no.
hers should not be without this soap by Washing
herewith prevents sore ears, aud many cutancous
disorders II Is believed that should the body be well
washed all over with this Soap week IL would pre.
vent any diseases 10 which the human body H
has proved 10 be the best article IN use for rsm0yipy
crease Paint Tar, &c from Linen, Cotton aud woollen
Runles andhandEerchiefs which have long lain bv and
become yellow by being washed with this soap viii be.
come snow white. ~ VIZ W
PTcBaTrd Hna sAld whslrsaIc and rctau -. %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27

VIRGINIA, &c.-In The Circuit sIIpTTIoT I-oI-TI -,
Law aud ChanceTy the county of IIenTiro ana nv
OF Richmond Frederick BIansford, Who sues as well Tor
himself for and IN bchafof others lie rrci,or - a en-
yam'n Hatcher dece ase who shall come IN and contribute
PROPORTION o The COSTS Of this su plaintiffs; against
Elizabeth w Hatcher, eIccutTiN u Benisuin IIchST DO
ceased aud IN her own behalf, defendant
IN purnan.S OF an order in this dated 10Th Fe.
niuay III To apIOTt"n the residue Of the proceeds of
me sales o The property, real and personal OF the estate
OF inc said benjamin Hatcher, decd, at1c among lie
eTeoTs OF inst estate: The said creditors hereby no
hedio produce their claims before me, at my OH, with
IN cghi weeks from the date This fcaion-And Io
Miy aI iM"se whom may cOn"eTn, that shall On NON
DAY the tls OF This present month Of May scttc the Al
hhis'Eahon accounts Of the ETerulriG ufihis estate
,.,,, VI. d. POlTIAUN, e. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27

A Rules, holden in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
n Superior Cour' Of Law aud Chanrery Tor tho CONT
OF Hanover, the sih day Of May, iSl-wm Manicr Sr
plalnth agsini John MiuTc aud Ann Mure his wife do
icudants.-IH ChdHrsrV 1' "
The defendant, John Murc, not having entered his On
peatance andgyen security according to the Act Of A
semhy anil the Rules Of this Court and u appearing by
satisfactory evidence, thar he s inhdhant u mi
commonwealth II II ordered that the said defendant do
appear here on the LIST day NJ October Term and
s~er Tue b Of the plaintiff aud that cory Of this order
DC IorWih ns'Ticdin some newspaper published In the
ttY OF Richmond Tor two months sucr csgiycIy and ia,
another copy bc posted The front door ofhe Court House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27

SCOTS PATENT iron SAFES, Lind -,I,,
- hsoe,tos manuiac!uredin Philadelphia BY a w Cross
". BALDWIN
W. spPosite NE bsnka
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27

KEDUCTlON IN THE PRICE OF GLASS
RhElAORE GLASS, all sizes Of the old factory Glass
- the best article of Cylinder Glass made In Inc Iins
ses ior sas20 cent less than former prices MS
h price for the purpose Of closing the con
want Of such, 10 solicited.
RH DICKINSON
esers below the Bel Tsvsta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27
r. FITZGERALD, &. q.

'hestethclI County Court. June Iilh, 1871 VIM NJ
smith, pl,nuir against samuel PatEhi and N,r,ha a
his VIE Maria Clarke, wido~ OF Frederick Clarke Dc.
ceased Cahattnr Bot, Archibald u Butt and Leonard
NuneTally, Sheriff % Chesterfield County and aa sur
administrator de bonis non OF Mary Bo dec d. des-Ir
ChnHesry - ~ 80
THIS day came the painf by counsel and filed his hill
snd The defendants Samuel PaTkhill AMI Martha his wife
ol having eh'"feu hc appearance and given uTiy ac
coinhs 10 me act "i assembly and the rules II this court
a appearing oy salts factory evidence that they are moi
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: Is ordered That Tho
ai reendans do appear here the LIST day nf septem
Der Term ncI' and answer the hill OF the plaintiff ,n,l
that copy "f this order be fouhwth insertc in o,e
newspaper published IN the City Of Rchln MI for two
door OF the Courl.house OF this County.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27
M 2s-wew n EIpRIncHC GO -

NlKGlNlA-ln Nottoway County Court Ist Juiy isiI.-
Sanuelk udh WIN Elttt and Phebe his w,fe former
Nuui anu Pleasant Bowen and Elizabeth his wife for
merry kuid pitts. against wihamiRudd Alansnn A Rhine
ION ana wary his wife, formerly Mary Rudd John uLt
Srssc kudd, Thomas Rudd Dahncy winro and Rbo,i,
rs Mie, formerly Rhodd RudI Grief q Richardson and
Ssnot his VILE formerly Nancy Rudi and the children
" J"ui , hui decd whose names unknown and the
aIu "illu hudd and Alinson Ellington, as admnisra.
tors oiJohn Ruid dCc'i, d-its-In CkaursTy
THIS day came the plaintiffs, 10y their Iu sci and 6lc
e OIL against the dcfcni auis, and their motion A. an
pearinE To the satisfaction OF the CONT t,t ~. ~
ants, John Rudi Jesse Rudt Thomas Rudi Dabn.y
NlnCo AMI Phebc his wife, Grief harrison AMI Nancy
MS e. and the children si James Ruli doc a. arc No,
inhabitants OF this State II is ordered that thew sppcaT
mere on the hTst day 81 the Dcobt term OF this
Sout aud answer the said bill and that cnpy of mi,
De forthwith inserted for months sicrrssiyeIy an
some newspaper published la the City Of Rc hmond and
posc At the front door NJ the Courthouse of mia conny
copy. Tesic, '
ju9 W9N r. FITZGERALD e. a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27
a Copy. Tcsio,
lc ll-w9w WIN o. WINETON N q

DC forthwith nssTcdiu some newspaper published In tis
sg9her copy Oc posedal The front door Court House
ic rl-w,r Copy T Tii'S .. WINSTON. y 6.
a II RULES, held in Tic Clerks once Of The Or
- cur Court Of Law and Chsncery for Fluvan.
ma county In june 1915 James ~ Cough ard Oh Akin.
SON merchants and partners trading under The firm Of
lanes ~ oo9sh 90 tsqi9s for TIC bonch Of "a o.
Stockton a. partners under The style Of Hopkins Stock.
Stockton Benjamin ~ MsgrudeT. Neal u CAV and hreb.
lans strange executors Of Gideon A. Strange dcceis.
said S'ly Stockton, formerly sally Strange, defend.
The defcndan John Hopkins and William and
Sally w. his wife. having enter thr md
given security according 10 the Act u Assembly and e
icnes that hcy arc nonhsSsnis u h n.y.,
tits Ordered that the said defendants Hopkins and toc
the Court House the FIRST day epembcr Term me- a.
and answer the oIEipal aud amended bills II the plaintiff.
Richmond whg, Newspaper published in the city u
Richmond for two months Eucccssivey and posted
front door Of the Court House Of the said county
jo ri-wo~ ~" Abas SHEPHERD. rr CO
A hu,ss holden T., ~ Tho ceTss Onlee o. Tue Cireut
land County ON Monday the 7th day Of June 1871 Phlp
Odand Narii his wife Thomas " rackcii and s,liy ky
wife, Thomas Goodman and lane his vile lanes Ynng
and EiI beth hs wife, w Crcnshaw ami Martha bis
wife, WIN Ballow and susanna his wife Iohn Wilson 15
Paulll hu wife, and Jno ~ Bran rfotd plfa ap,Ust
lIobron, EEor ~ Iacob Brsndsiord decd Nancy Hrsn
ford, dow Of Jacob Bsnsori decd and Jacob Trans
ford infant undcr2l years of age cna ~ C6anesyy
The defcnIlnt Nancy Bransori. not having enietS5
assembly and The rules Of this court aud n spps1,Ss m
satisfactory evidence tat she is an nbaLitanf Of bs
Nancy BransloTi % appear eforc The Ju,ro Of our said
Court atthe Court House on The first day ~ The ncIt An
amendod and that copy Of This order be forthwifh in
serted some Newspaper published in the city u Rich
door Of the Court house u This county
copy. TsHs
n u. wOOBsON, %. G. &. 4. G T. g. g. q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27
PATENT BALANCES.

PATENT BALANCES.
THE subscribers Agents orfhe sale Of Stevens patent
u Balances have nov on banda fu assortment Of eycry
size, from 70 o2Obs, all Of them warranted 10 be- COZ
rect ior salcat Tho Manufacturers prices.
ap VANLEw & SMITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27
D a 800 60 ssl

,rFRlNG AND SUMMER SCH EDUEE.
hiehr0nd, frc!srteksiurx and PslsrI.e ard Zstisa
Rad Roads.
4 ~ aitcr -rorrow the llth inst the
~ ins for the North and West az Souhctn mat, ana
passengers have arrived will be 9, nsicad OF 81 NJ
fSssenc ers arc sure sfIeaching B,'tnoT- ali or
- hous In advance 81 those eurs Month by the river and
Day boats, under Preseut arTsng crntn's.
THOMAS SHARP,
mn 10 AScnt CT Transportation
TO TRAvELLErs GOING NoRTH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27
supply received, and for sale hy
LHElL', JOHNSTON q LYELL,
IIATsl HATsllIIATsl n

uSI received splendid assortment Of beautiful Hats Of
c icH ish9ns consisting, In part, Of finest beavers
hwnar, Russia rabbits and brush Hale OF inc Ercatcsi
yaIicy hnc Cashmere Hnfs, new and much Admired
Also, few extra fnc Molcrkn Plush Hats all Z
winch were made 10 order expressly my retail saes
ana are offered 10 customers and the public nj sue ptrc
as cannot fail 20 give entire satisfaction.
de2 ELISHA sIEPPERsON
1900. NOTICE TO TOBACCUNIsTs
'IHb suhscu bcrs have purchased Of Mr. John ~ Alien
me- entire Patent Right fpr Tin Boxes, for prisng ma.
huacutcd Tobacco. We therefore forbid all pcrsous
using theln unless purchasedof uH-which we will maEs
o oIer aud ON reasonable terms Tin Stovr rsts
anu sheet Iron Mandatory fCw doors below the e
Tavern. ID a o H. yEIIgp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27


Giles, OILS, Window GLASS,
willsoll on 10 raj terms.
Nutmegs, Mace, Indigo
CASTLE Soap, Cloves,
Cinnamon, cayenne Pepper
Coppcras, Rotten Stono
Pot aud Pearl Ashes, starch
Liquoficc Ball, JogwoOd,
Salcraiua, Fig Blue, Alum
Powdered Ginger aud Root
White Lead, dry and IN oil
Jamaica Ginger, Saltpotre
Oh Peppermint, and other
essential otis
lsinglass, Russia
sponge, coarse and fna
1odl, for washing
MI Il NLNwNaa .H@.H..aHa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27

KENT, KENDALL A. ATwATEH
AVE in Store of tlcr own importation beautiful A..
sorment Of TIC following Goods.
London Prints
Black FABIAN Cloths
Saxon IFilis and Imperial Crapss
single Iwhledfaney Doc skin Csssmeros
DO black do
Blsrk Brown, Olive and Green Cashtnerfr.
Merno CasFmsrcs
StOckineu end Plain Gambr9ons
Alhambn MNtmca
Natural Colour aud BleashsIf3ndo DnnInr
SIX hfuTed NesinFa
Ladies' Black Silk Gloves
DO China White 10
Back Cotton Hose
Mroavian 30 d
Earhon einFhams
Rich Printed ilconcfs
Do DO Bishop Lawns
Clouded Satin Striped Mushns
Wovs figured Hurricane Do
Black and White and second Mourning lawns
With many other desirable styles, for sale BY tic piece
~ very low prices ~ 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27

PAssEN0 = q BoATs FOR sCOTTsvILLE
AND NEW MARK ET.
nuR Packet Bost J. q CABEi l. will leave Richmond fof
" 6cousville and New Market, THIS MORNING, a. s
O'clock precisely, and will Sunday evening On
Monday June 2h. We shall commence running regularly
fss Msrkel until the bres hes IN the canal repair
staeine ovsr be In readiness a. New MARKET 10 take
I'll arrive n LJno'-s There will be bot Is miles n
$50 LEAVING kisAm.nd- 49, TO- Passenger
pay. AZ. a. sps FflS.y, sis '''''sA' - ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27

W.T. Following " list u tho WaZHa conta In rec
retis composed by the beautiful writer Iaooer s,,t
arranged foi the Piano, by the we'll known Charles Gycr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27

UIsSLW!ntor atralnodFpormi Pail Dol Linsced Meals
MISCELLANEOUS hRTtCLEs-surricaI Instru,nen,.
Sncets Evanss besi, our own imperialism and wsTTsnt.
~ genuine; hpothccaTics' and Jonfccioncts CIsss p
ur9 assorted 81 an de.etipiions Walls BIT les CorEs
Sc.i PeTfumeIy, Soaps Tooth Brushes Powde,. -
Paints dry and grouud In OIL OILS Window Glass H,,sSc
CoOrs and Painters Articles. "'"Hhoa
FAMILY AND PATENT MIDI INRs-pbv
Country Merchants can select Goo nom a. I,,s" W
ood an ss can be ouoCn any other s,ets p
n1- The most prompt attention paid to packing and
mk 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27
u i.wsw Ei.pElpGE q sc.

V IT, ,Niai-At Rules, held ia the CLERKS once Of
~ INC 'WcuIt sup rior Court Of Law aud Ibanr rrx
county OF Cumh"r anI. on the Isl Monday In ,nn
~ Sha,ies Rain- plaaiifi; against Geo - Wootson
".r 'onh DANIEL, dcicndauts-Is JhANcKHY. '
, ne defendant, Geo q. woodsnn NOT having ep,s,e,
appearance" AMI given security, according 10 The rt
t assembly aud the Rules OF this Court; and A arpear
80 susiaeloy evidence that he IL an inhabitant
said w. Is Ordered, Rules, that the
"c'eh"ahl 40 appear here tho fTst ay NJ he ~,
Nnsus term aud answcTthc bill OF the pisnti and ill.,
I,s orieI De inUhwh Inserted In some news.
Fps pusshed IN the City OF Richmond for two n,onrhs
tssSirili and poscd at the front door OF the ConIt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27

Unf TOR sALE-lo0' blsl' ~ e P.l%, ISI,, '0F
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27
BYELL, JOHNSTON a. IYELI,

~ James McRiidos's Old Stand Richmond ViTgiyfa
NTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ln 'Drng.
w Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Woods Painters All.
cles, OILS, Window GLASS, Glass Ware, &C. which H.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27
81 I'D @

NEW YORK JACKETS.
GOLD LlNED
I'D I'D sA sd
schI. LYNCHBURG, Capt. Jno. Gould.
do WEYMOUTH, Do n. Couch.
DO RICHMOND, Do VIM. Tilhy.
DO TUSCARORh, po Jno Bell.
lie NASSAU, DO Gee. w. Allen.
DO MANCHESTER, DO Burr Knapp.
do LEONTINE, DO ssui'lDc born.
This Lane OF Packets having bee ned by gene.
raj patronage OF the merchants of hUnd for period
fI0 years the (nasiers) propnetors solicit continuance
fther favors assuring their that every
hall he given in forwarding their goods safely, and with
ispaieh.
Of experience in the uade and merchandise be nsur-
ed by IA EN- at the lowest rate Of premium.
For fTcghtsr passage, having good accommodations,
ply TO the masters on board, orto
JAMES FIsHER,)
Agents.
WIN RSWLETT,
no Goods TO be shipped to New Orleans, Mobile, Ap
paachacoa other places will he receiv ed and
wardcd from New York 10y the masters al New
York free Of charge except such may be actually in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27

snuh, Maocaboy, LofriI.
lafds, Scotch, do.
lamp Black, black Lead
riaurhton's Buffers, Chalk
sup carh Soda, Putty
scidlitz Powders, soda TO-.
Yeast Powders, Alcohol
Castor OH, In bottles
Epson Sahs, Flour sulphur
lnk In boitlcs, Birthstone
LuciieT Matches
British Lustro
owe Oil, In baskets and
barrels
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08
THE FAYETTE CLIQUE.

UTWe hope our neighbors will read
the following democratic pedigree which
we copy from the last ARGUS
eve shall pay our respects to the Fayette gen.
thy in day Or two, provided we can find nothing
better TO do. The Democrat so ouuages all de.
cency, so dsregards all Of those courtesies and
decences Of life which distinguish gentlemen
from blackguards, as TO render any notice OF it
optional. lis rawlings are as gross as pork, and as
pointless as they are insensatG. Rage has render.
ed the assailan as blind as copper.head in July,
and TO render hin harmless we have only to &C.
casionally stick him up and cause him 10 amuse
ookers-on with an exhibition Of his malice. And
his abuse is so hearty his passion is so good
No epithes worse than those already poured out
can be heaped upon our head--i( we have no.
been accused Of murder, treason, and conspiracy
it is only because his enumeratve powers prema
turely failed him. To allow them 10 vex US,
would be to allow our peace Of mind to be at the
disposition Of beings without principle and poll.
tcians but for Office and Plumber. The Fayette
clique is gambling concern that has become
bankrupt in political principles and in private
morals-a plauge spot upon the body polite, and
therefore can be permitted to have no influence
upon our feelings or upon our conduct"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08
FAYETrE nsIGm SCHOOL.

| DURSUANT TO public notice, previously given,
| l. this Seminary will be opened on Monday. the
! Sd day Of May, IN the village of tayette-and
while the principle sincerely tenders his acknowl-
edgemenls to his friends, both in Howard and
Charlton counties, for past encouragement, he
trusts that his ultimate object. (that Of establish
! ing an institution worthy Of the patronage Of
those who may desire 10 give their children aR
| accomplished educaton) will not be frustrated for
the want Of a suitable l.beraty the part Of the
citizens Of this and the contiguous counties.
If educnloD is the handmaid Of religion. if it is
the preseryer Of law, if it is the upgrstructure of
morality, and the safeguard Of liberty, then where
is the citizen who values his country, and chershes
his offspring, that will not come forward in this
noble cause, and thus contribute by his means, ~
the welfare Of the one and the happiness Of tho
other.
The discipline Of the Institution will be Of that
combined character, which, while it resorts to rea-
son and pplitencss as the suress means Of cor
recting and preventing abuses, viii not be- wanting
in thet irmness Of purpose, at times 80 necessary
in preserving order.
In order 70 accommodate the community aud to
create successful emulation among Inc pGpis,
it is proposed TO divide the institution iato ono
separate and entirely distinct departments two
for males md the other for females.
The female department will be under the imme-
date care Of Miss Anderson, subject however 10
the supervision and control Of the principal, who
will himself Instruct the young ladies in tie higher
branches.
The male deportnent will be uaier the care Of
the principal.
Tie rules Of discipline will Sc regularly read
and explained every Monday morning.
The reading Of Compositions, sraf Addresses,
and lie discussion Of questions, sill taao plAce on
Friday afternoon Of eGch week, visa visitors are
invited 10 attend,
TERMS.
those Who mav be euragod il Heading. Wri'!u2r
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08
A SMALL BUSINEsS-VERY.

The Legislature Of this State at the late session
undertook to dictate the terms upon which prn
tiers should do their work. In law passed upon
the subject they declared;
"When any law, proclamation, advertisement,
order or notice shall be published in any newspaper
for the State, for any public officer account Of
the State, or for any county, there shall not be al
lowed for such publication higher price than Fifty
cents per square for the frs insertion, and hall
that price for each subsequent insertion, and for
fractional squares or paris of squares in the same
proportion"
1t was further enacted
"If such publicston can be procured to be done
on lower terms than those above limited the public
officers shall accsp Of the most advantageous term;
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08

lNCENDIARlSM.
Another great COnfGgrGtioa-SuJ-Tr Treasury Burnt
Last night about 3 O'clock our citizens were
aroused By the cry of fire. The losses bv this fire
will not fail much short Of ,000-about $40 000
Of which falls upon the Insurance Companies. Mr..
Chcnie's buildings were insured at $50 900. This
sum, VIC presume, may repair the buildings, as the
walls appear 20 be very little injured
The Sub-Treasury building, owned by Messrs
Kerr's was fully insured. The vault has been
opened and found in state of perfect preservation
not in the least effected by the fire. The deposites
were removed yesterday 10 the vault of the Bank.
Mr. Levison lost part of his stock. and the por-
ton saved is more or less injured. The extent OF
his loss we have not heard nor whether he had any
insurance.
Mr. Meoch's stock Of books, stationery, &c.
was chiefly removed. He had an insurance to the
amount of $4,000. sufficient to cover his loss
the book binGery of Mr.. Essex, over the store was
consumed. Mr.. E., had small amount of insur-
ance.
Mr. Settle had no nsurance--hi5 goods were
nearly oil removed His damages are estimated al
from 81 600 to Sl500.
Mr.. Mckinsry's stock hats and caps, were
chiefly removed without much damage. He had u
small insurance, probably sufficient to cover hi.
losses
DTessrs. Kimm & Tewes had stock worth
35,0 COO on which they had an insurance of $4,000
A considerable portion of their goods were re-
moved, but more or less injured.
Mrssrs. Wolf g. Hoppe had a stock valued ai
Il9,000-thcir insurance $1,000. This, with the
goods saved will fully cover their losses.
Mr.. Thorburn'S seeds, flowers, shrubhery, &c.
were all destroyed, He was InsGred for 1000
which will nearly cover his loss.