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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27

Our friend E. A. JACKSON, of this city,
presented us with plug of superior Tobacco
for the purpose Of getting us to pass our Opin-
ion on it, knowing that we are iudgel and
weunhesitatingly pronounce it the best article
we have ever cheweG., To the lovers Of
good tobacco we would say, go to Jackson's
and purchase ''.NOrgan's Gold Leqf'', fol
you can get none better elsewhere! This
Tobacco is pronounced the best ever manu-.
featured and sold in Virginia. Just try il!
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27
ADMINISTRATIONS.


We are authorized TO announce the Hon !.
WILLIAM y. SHARKEY, as a candidate
for reelection 70 the Office Of Judge Of the
High Court of Errors and appeals Of the
State Of Mississippi
We are authorized to announce j. j..
MUNGER, as q candidate for the Office Of
Coroner of Yazoo county At the next election.
We are authorized to announce CHARLES
0'BRIAN, as candidate for the Office of Col
lectCr of Yazoo county at the next election.
We are authorized to announce M. a..
JENKINS, the present incumbent, Is a candi-
date for county Treasurer, ct the next cleo
ton.
We are authorized TO announce VIM. Gs
Muller, Of this city, as a candidate for the
Office Of County Treasurer AZ the next cleo
ton
We are authorised TO announce the Hon.
@. ID. Giles as a candidate for reelection TO
the Office Of Probate Judge of Yazoo coun-
~, az the next election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN w.
FUQuA, Of this city, as a candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff Of Yazoo county, at the
next election.
/ We are authorized to announce RoBERT G
PERRY, Esq, as Candidate for reelection
to the Office Of District Attorney ofthe. Tenth
Judicial District, composedof the Counties o
Yazoo, Holmes, Attala and Leake.
We are authorized to announce JosEPH S
THOMPSON, as candidate for the Office o
Circuit Court Clerk Of Yazoo county, at thu
next election
We are authorized to announce WM. G
RAsBERRY, Esq, Of this city. as a candidat
for the Office Of Assessor of Xazoo county
at the next election.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. 7
j H. SHE'LL, as a candidate for the oliic
of Assessor of Yazoo county at the next cleo
ton.
!, We are authorized to announce r. S. 6
PERKINS, Esq, of Benton, as candidate I'd
the Office of District Attorney, for the lot
Judicial District composed of the counties 3
Yazoo; Holmes, Leake and Attala, at th
next election.
We are authorized to announce Joan Os
NEIL, as a candidate for theoffice Of Assesso
of Yazoo county, at the next election.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27


The prospects 81 The planters ia tnis part
Of the country have aaly changed within
the last lew weeks. The continuation of
the most extraordinary and unexampled
draught known for mtry yeats, has il many
places almost ruined he crops. This IS the
case from here 70 The upper end Of she State.
IA bottom lands the eailg corn II some neigh-
hoods IS good but generally 1t is not TOO
much to say, the CON crop IS ruined. TO
cut up whole fields lor fodder has been q
common practice.
And what Is still worse, the Cotton crop
Is in almost Is bad condition. The draught
being early and a.eithe upland cotton i
not generally more than one-third the usual
size, most Of the forms are shed off. Plant.
ers tell us that with d. exception Of bottom
land. il is rare thing 70 find field thai
promises halfg crop. Ii the Yazoo bottom.
the crops areiHettsr. The early corn is gen
orally tollerabIY good And where there hai
been any rain ~ az Biace Spring the CottOr
crops will be olleabIy fair. II Is rar,
thing, however, even in the bottoms % fnt
a heavy crop.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27
Commission Bnsiness.

By reference to our advertising columns,
it will be seen that our fellow-townsmen
Messrs. Robson & ALLEN, have established
themselves in the City of New Orleans for
the purpose of doing general COsnnnissiOu
Business. From the well known ability and
gentlemenly department of these gentlemen,
we feel confident that they will receive q
liberal patronage from their old acquaintan-
ces and friends in this section.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27

Our dates from Washington are only up
to the 9th inst, the Bank Bill passed the
House on the 9th and sent to the President
on the morningof the 7th for his,signature.
There appears to be some doubt as to the Bill
receiving the signature Of the President; but
we hardly think he will veto it.
On the eth, the House repealed the Sub
Treasury Law. The Bankrupt Bill was made
the order Of the day for the 10th, and it was
thought that it would pass that body forth.
with.
Nothing Of importance doing in the Sen.
ate.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27

Mr.. HOYT.-We arm from gentleman
connected with the Ptom- House, that Mr..
Hoyt, the late Collie br of the Port, admits
a balance of about 100000 against him,
and that the Governn int officers claim about
100000. To balaI e this, he has charg-
ed the Government he per cent. commits
sion on. the money! which have passed
through his hands sim he has been in Office,
amounting to about enty millions of dol
lars. By this process he brings the Gov
eminent in deb! I've sub-treasury law. is
an excellent keeper the public monies!
Wy Express.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27
From tie Natchez Courier
FRUITS OF THE ANTI-BOND AGTTA.


We cut the following extract from Lon.
don paper found inkhe Herald. We hope
that the States neier again will resort to
England or elsewhere 10 borrow money.
This extract is significant symptom ol
the death-bIow, a rfusal TO pay.our State
Bonds would inAict1pon our character fol
integrity abroad.-h { our patriotic Anti
Boomers appear TO cae but little for the fail
fame of the State.
"The prospect be Americans coming
into the London MAJ et once more as Dor
rowers, prospect fifth which we were
threatened by pan of the last arrival, ha.
created strong fe be Of the propriety 0
resisting every ate TO send money 10 a
country where the al and moral obliga
ton of paying the Sic debts is still an an
settled question, Tah r calculated to elici
the ingenuity Of tE disputant than likell
to be solved to the 3tisfaction Of the lend
err. A correspondent suggests that the frs
effort Of the kind 81 uld be met by the pub
LEGATION of Tesoiu On by the Commitle,
OF the Stock Exchage against the intro
duction of any resfAmerican loans unit
all the States have id up their arrears Q
dividend and have EN- security for futur
payment. This mel ire, throwing obstacle
in the way of even State, on account q
the defalcations of few of them, woul,
be somewhat severe lut the unsafe appear
ance of affairs genehlly is such, that tn
people of the Unite States must not b
surprised if the re buttons adopted her,
are more than ordini y stringent.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27
NOTICE.

WyHE undersigned administrators Of the
Estate Of Jesse Knighten, decd, by
virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court OF
Yazoo county, will, on the FIRST Monday of
October next, sell at pubic auction, 20 the
highest bidder, atthe Court House door in
the town of Benton, between the hours of
10 and 8 o'clock, the west half of northwest
quarter of Section "a, Township 10, Range
I, west, containing eighty acres more or less,
as the properly Of said Knighten's Estate
TIE above land will be sold on credit of
twelve months, bond and approved security
being required of the purchaser.
WINSTON BANKS, Admir-.
Benton, Aug. 20, 1871. cat.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27

We have received lhs third number Of 8
well edited andAneatg printed paper Of the
above title, printed Holly Springs, Mar
shall county, Mi, BY Thomas A. FAIcoaER.
The Gazette support the.whig cause.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27
STRA VS..

HlAKEN up BY B. B. Wilkes sorreI mare
Mule, four years old, 10 hands high,
no marks OF brands perceivabIe; appraised
BY P. M. Furgeson and Hampton Cox, at
fifty dollars.
Benton, Aug. IA, Is4I. 6-3t.
HNAKEN up BY Joseph Carson, light
sorrel Horse, or 10 years old, about
IS hands high, two white hind feet, white
half moon in his face, and left eve out; ap-
praised by James G. Bull and Joseph 4.
Ellison at $50.
3. ]. MUNGER, Ranger.
Benton, Aug. IA, 1871. SGT
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27
CHANCERY N0TTCE.

Superior Court Of Chancery, Aug. Rules,
OF THE STATE OF MIssIssIpPI ls4l.
Taylor 2 Reid g Co. EPoN opening
(2Il9l VS.. the matters of
Parham Buford, ct. Al. this Bill, and i ap-
peaEing that'the defendant Parham Buford
is not an inhabiiant Of this State. but re-
sides beyond the limits thereof, So that the
ordinary process Of this court cannot be ex-
ecuted on lims--It is therefore ordered that
unless he he and appear before the Chr,
eellor at the 1sDnrt-R1nn6 In Iaclseosi, on 4
the hrst Monday il January mex, spd pleld, n
answer Or demur to said Bill, the severalN
allegations thereof wiu be taken for. Son-
fessed as 70 him, and such order and declee
made therein rs the Chancellor may deem
equitable and just. And il IS further Or
dered, that q copy Of This order be inseTt-
ed 10 the Yazoo City Wing once week
for two months successfully.
Test, r. il. DfXON, Cl'k,
By Vim. T. Fountain, ID. @.
James r Clark, T. Q
Aug. 90, 4s4l or fee $15) SGT
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27

AAllAlA A4cVAL9e
a few days since we had two Beats tor-
warded % us BY our friend Geo. A. Cox, Of
This county, one Of them weighing seven
pounds and three quarters. and measuring
nineteen and ahalfihches in circumference,
the other weighing six pounds and hall
and measuring seventeen and three-quarter
inches inscircumlerence! Beal these Beats
who cant
Alabama.
We have IS vel. nothing deinate from the
elections ia this State but it IS generally be-
lieved that Fitzpatrick Iocol is elected Cover.
nofby large majority over NcClung II higl
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27

n-JDNOTKUEg-HEere nfter tic pnv1nent
NJ for ALL Advertisements viii be
due after the first imscrtlom-those from
q distance MUST be paid for In advance
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27
NOTT

s hereby Given That the co-parineFship
heretofore existing between tie subseri-
bers, under The arm 81 RoBlsoN a. A1rEcs,
Is this day dissolved By mutual consent.--
The affairs Of the concen will Sc settled
by janis d. ALLEn who IS duly authorised
70 use The name Of The firm ii liquidation
Onlp
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27

Them Beats.

In the SO counties heard from, Jones ma
iority over Polk, is 3.787 votes.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27

Nothing Of importance doing in the Sen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
DIR. NILES
OOMPOUND EXTR ACT OLE Tnn1 a no.

r,,u, an tHporiaHt substitute for CaiornsI
froIic'oIs OF this article, keeping in view tho fact
= a wise and benevolent Being has plar ed within ira
esen OF Az remedies adapted the diseases nrJJsnt 10
e climate they nhabit, and knowing kewise hs n,os
Vle diseases OF The South Wes are based mon or
sc OF functional derang the live
ehon 10 those ARTICLES which act more esptcilly on
the hillary organs. N'fNN'A"' y"
After long laborous and expensive research thew b.vo
.pt.L ~ extracting substance from the TON Alto
organs ;hey have denominaied Eepakne II Is me,ria,
nst VIII produce all the bencfc al suits o UaIomol In
HCue ahh chronic Diseases without the bty OF
POcih Tue ieisterisus consequences common 10 th.i
Ih action upon the constitution is universal ma
patVI te system escaping its influence. II is however
P1Mei Us particularly manifested; hence IL is pecniaIv
adapted ~ thesreatment OF bilious fevers ami nthsr ~
ees w when orpidiy congestion Of the liver ana
portal circle prevail. S "'N' anu
IL is admissible in all cases where II IL nacessarv n,
cleanse te stomach and bowels Il removes obstrucinn
que ana healthy action ofihe liver aud o,her
ganuuar vscera OF the abdomen Being ,ihsbIe In 4,
Spcraon produces free circulation In the vessels on
VIC % me BODY, accompanied by axentle psrso
Ihon II docs no. exhaust like drastic nun res sti rs e
uon Is more universal and may often be repeaied moi
nsIcy WIN safely but with great benefit. This becomes
Spehsduy necessary In cases Of long standing for in
them intense temporary impressions made by srong
nina Of the Constitution. - S~'N ''N S'@-
Is cleansing and purifying to the system: act, In mar
ieot harmony with the known laws life and is upnub.
Guy one oil inc most valuable articles offered Tor rub.
lie trial and inspection - '1''
For convenience this medicine Is gra,
e and diErehe The yellow pills are tsnic sfiIa ana
diGpHoTehe' For sale wholesale and retail, by
- ALEXANDER DUvAL,
~ ~ Agent for Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
'''.'A a rSs s T Sf-; c;ss 8, s.''a's'u
SCROFULA
MEQCIrRIAI.
nIQEASES.

TUE sarsApana Of the shops very aP, be nesdy
Il not quite hlert, either from rom having BEN
se medicine. with the Improper mode, 81 pre-
psring H. which have long been n vogue, ha proc ny CON
ribuied variable reputation. The activity OF the roo
soluble 10 ertsin extent water cold ht and eitheI
rendered inert by chemical ehsnxe al the tenn
2l2 deg This TACT appears TO be demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following observations. "Ancr Ions
boiling the peculiar odour which rises abunanty the
cocton OF good sarSapaIa Is almost exnxuished From
the Sarsapata prepared In this found sensible
results Hon any patient, its peculiar nauserng
dowsy, and racknx effects produce by alargs quantity
although the deeoeon of six exht tined al
dose IL Wood & Bdcke's u. s. Dispensaf0Ty
knowledge OF these facts, aud the uncertainty prse-
OF the SarSapaTila lcdo the dis
cOvery, after repeated experiments OF the mchoJ OF pre-
pairing and compromising the extract now offer the nie
profc the pubic. Tits ptcparedb by new pro-
trifOuf boas and warranfedto contain in con.
form, the active principles Of the root obtained
from the approved species OF smilaN.
efficacy has been repeatedly tested in private practice
cssfu treatment OF the forms OF the dis
the of which Sarsaparla IL recommended
acr other preparations OF that medicine the fanacea &c
hal been used without effect number OF cases OF e1
ulcerations ami affections OF the bones, in simple
scruula and In mcrcural and syphtc diseases
without any other treatment except the most simple appu
cations the parts diseased Asa OF three bottles
in similar cases will prove the efficacy and Importance Of
the preparation.
Ills ulary aner calomel. where that medicine
has been given freely scroous habits for the cure
of other Diseases being admirably calculated I'm such cases
all disease from the body aud restore the us,a
Of the constitution The OF two or three bottles
will, such OCCASION prove an eiicctual security
against secondary affections.
tonic and Alternative, particularly in general debility,
Scrola and other Diseases in chronic Rheumatism, and
obstinate affections Of the skim II auabc incidence
ALEXANDER DUvAI,
Ia or the Ptoprtst,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER DRY

the Nassau and Leoniine from New York and
- from fhiide pha we have the greater ma n OF
our spring ana summer Goods which offer for cash or
t. Pnncual customers nj the very lowest market urcrs
we hope our friends from the country will examne ouI
STOCK OF Goods before they suDply which thew
WI" hnd large ani well selected and cheaper than they
seen them any previous The following IL a part OF
what have already come TO hand
Black AMI wool dy ed Black Cloths
Blue, Invisible Green. Olive aud Rife do
single and Double Med CassimrTes OF every es.rin.
uon, an ehceen assortment OF all the newest aud best
styles IN market ~ wv
BLACK aud Green Drspe de lac, for ntlerncn COATS
Black CaShmaTeli, beaunful article, for do
Every variety OF Ncsngs, such Saiin Valencia Mar
scilles Wclungs. &C. ' '@i '''''
Rest plain Blk and Blue Blk Silks
DO Figd do DO
DO do Fancycord do
Rich DO Cheue do
Printed Lawns, from - cts TO oil per yard
EIench 'anbrics, Of every qualify and STYLE
nshs and American Prints Of every grade OF quality
noise!alng and Chalys, OF the newest styles
LADIES hid and silk Gloves, OF every Kind
Hack and White Royal Net Wells
White aud Black plain aud fg'd Tulles for do
Sseen BarTsse, SILK and Net Scarfs, usual variety
Raid and Chene Silk Neck HONS
Linen Cambria lIdks, from % cts to &C. and hisher
ALSO-An excellent stock Of Linen Goods OF every do
seupion such as Irish Linens Table Riri's Eve Dia
peIs Danasks Huekabucks, DOwlas Crash Russia sheet
ing Ilokl'hbuTcS, &c. in shoI stock now emhrac
nearly ,Veiy article Tin lne, which we shall he Iea.
seq 10 shew at any time TO those in want
NH % DUDLEY a MEREDITH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
FRESH SPRING pay .OoDs

iE subscribers having, the rs OF the wear very
Tor the accommodation Of ther CUSTOMERS Ia adj
OF new and desirable spring Goods our present asor
ranged by the let Of April, which wo invite Ihe Alteration
9lSountIy hans and families country The
olowingisa p1ri-
super Chcne ground aud fg d Lawns and Mullins
10 salin striped and figured Mouseln de LANES and
Rich SYRIAN SILK Muslin Dresses and Robes
Souded satin stripe and hurricane checked do
super French, English ahd American Caicoea
Medium and low priced Lawns and Calicoes
super plain and fs'd Blk blue blk Gro de Rhine
Rich Chene silk shswls IIdkfs aud hall II ikis
plain he,nstiichcd and emb'd Linen Cambria do
Rain blk aud fdncy cold Satin aud silk Neck do
Cambie and Muslin Edgings and Insertinss
Gimp and Thread Laccs. Edgings aud IhseTt'ngs
fet Neu Gloves and Mis, Kid, Thread Isle Thread
LADIES' black and white silk Cotton and Moravan Hose
whne ana brown Cotton and Misses and Boys
a. 1nd7 lrish Linens from 25e to 81 per I'd, cheap
Table Danask, Table Cloths, Towels Dowlas and IIueka
buck
Brown Table Cloths, Bird Eye and Russia Diaper
Plain and hg'd swiss Muslin Iaconet hook and Null do
yCambncs, Garment aud Furniture Dimy
8 \ and plain French Linen and Holland
Pine and super Bombazine and hsd OIennes
mmorsted Grapes, Grape Camblcts and Drap de Ate
SLY and Cotton Umbrellas and PaIasols
Plain and bowed saiin ami Bombazne stocks
super blk and assorted cold Cloths and CassimcTes
ram and ribbed q, mhroons and Linen DIiHngs
ne ,, m,5tlIGs Denims, Cotionadcs and Crankes
COFd aud Plair Beached and Brown Cotton Billings
London Weliings Marseilles aud Georsia,N ankcen
Plain and "a satin AMI Velvet Vestings
il, ~, 81 aud Brown aud Beachcd Domestic Sheet
Rel Ticking Plaid Domestic and Apron and Furniture
Pongee spIlahed, B'ndanna aud Flag IIandkorebieGs
WIN great many other articles not enumerated all Of
Whch VIII DC sold NJ prices much below tie usual rates
We have but little than ihf before we close
by SCI ng the remainder a. auction. Al
Goods cheap. They have all been pure ha
seq WIN cash and will be offered very low for or
mh ~ White Buildings, Shockoe iiiil.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27

ENpEhs heI grateful acknowledgements to her friends
anu customers for the liberal patronage she has re-
esVe and aequains them she sta Aofis with inc
ca etoUs u merit continuance OF favor in having fur
nshed an assortment which for variety quality and price
may we win an Other IN the city; Consisting Of
BIle black and any other cooTed figured silks
Newest Style of Chacy and fancy Inusns
peryard ~ " NV
shawls OF every description
Pine Bomt azincs Sattineit, Cloths and .simerea
A large assortment Of Linens
Thr, adj cambria hdkfs aud Linen Cambria
Handsome thread Edsings and InseTtings
Cambria do do
Beautiful French worked Collars
Fringe for curtains
Newest fashion genlenen's stocks, collars and BOSNIA
DO do aud hdkfs
great variety Of Hosiery, silks, wooden and eotton
Newest sly lie Ribbons Laccs
ladies' aud gentlenens Gloves silk leather and vooiIsn
Together with variety of fancy articles TOO tedious to
enumeTatc, but which Will be found highly worthy OF AZ
tepton-aI onthe usual liberal toTms-oniy come and sea
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
IRON STORE.
TREDEGAR IDnN

ME subscribers the only agents OF Messrs De.ne a
Cunnlnghains In Richmond the sale OF the Iisi IT,
5e ,edessI Rolling Forge, take pleasure In
s.es Iron sive work In
.ey Ieei the most entire confidence (resting upon
VIC Ssuenee OF almost all the prime pal In hI.
s @ mey oner good article be procured
HS ~, any siniAr establishment a the Union Su
INC sizes how produce ed OF which we shall zen en-,
s.an,y on hand good assortment, follows viz Ho,a
inch =" " ~ ~ ~ w III htN, and
fhi-i,lt H. ltIb2 e. p, D. "a, 81. inch NJ,
any uSHLed thie knees. Arrag arc now In n.y.,
dress by the proprictors for making Hoop and Ran IL,
o'her eatrs sizes which viii be In readiness in e
Mceks amer which we shall be able to meet anv ds,,sn
likely tooccur inths market my uenahd
ENGLISH, swEDEs, ULSTER AND COUNTRY IRON
tons 81 English swcdcs Ulster asd Couotrv .,,hs'
ing an assortment OF every variety OF size of yb,e nc
supply. "'ke shu'enerA
Band, Dor and hoop Iron
Mould boards and plough Plates
Crow liars and Nail Rods.
american Blisicred
English do
GeIman ami Cast Steel
Spring steel for Gigs and Carria,ea
ani price w,ilbe given for scrap Iron
WokrHAM. MeGRUDER A co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
.. W. nANDOLPII 9 CO.

BOOKsELLERs AND -TATIONPRs
bsren DoOTs beiyte MnncFs tote Eariys Hotel md oBBo
gfe Hubbard, Gnrdnsr q Co'a gbos Cfors IT.
HAVE on hand large and veil seectcs assortment
Hooda 10 their line, which thoy will sell In any nnsn
ai i"N Pil'FN. ds
KENT, KENDALL ~ ATWATEH.
AVE w store % thotr WIN IMPORTATION beautiful a.
London Prints
Black l'alan Cloths
SsHon wills and Imperial Cuanes
single iwiiedFsncy Doe skin Cassimercs
DO Black do
Black, Brown, olive and Green Cashmorsua
Merno Cassimeres
siockinett and Plain Cambr1ons
Ahambri MIXTURES
Haiurd Colour ADD Beachsd London DriIrngs
Fllk figured Vepfinaa
Ladies' Black Hilk Gloves
DO China White d
Back Cotton Hose
MroaVan 30 Do
Earhon Gnghaue
Rich Printed Iaconeta
Do do Bishop Lswns
Couded satin Striped MnfHus
W0vo figured Hurricane DO
Black and White and second Mourning Lawns
With many other desirable gyes for sale b. the piece,
a. very low price, 40 10
| TANNERS AND LAMP Oif,-2O bbls Elephant on; ~
70 Tanners DO, receiving per sehI Josephine for .aie
! apo WILLIAMs nhxALL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27

VlaoinIAa Nes--At Rulss hsls In the cisrk,s o..
ssiy iss,hs ceay % Aeeo.ssk ea the San day Of Feb.
a. such Administrator Of Colnsre Riync, deed rlin
u sxainsi Gideon fearce, Michael Wheaton, sally Pull
ani oliver Logan. defendants. Ia CAaacsrs.
Tue defendant, Giieon Pierce not haVlns entered hs
appearance snd esen security according mo Act OF tn,
70 the satisfaction Of the Court, that he an
nhAhnant OF this State On motion tho plaintiff bv
Council oricI 3D. the defendant Gideon Peace do
appear here AT the Rules II be held In Clarke Office OF
the said County, the Ia Nond,y May next and AN.
swer the plaintiffs blu and that copy OF this otdef be
forthwith Inserted la OF the public newspaper
princd Ia the CITY OF Rlchinond Tor two months sue e.
and also posted at the rOnt door OF Court House
this County.
A True Copy. Tesie.
AILwoRTII, Deputy for
NH q-wqNx Tho,n,. NJ losnes aspk