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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19
ON REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.

ON REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.
Mr.. Dixon. Chairman.
Mr.. Morehood, Mr. Sturgeon,
Smith Of Conn, Graham.
ON THE JUDICIARY.
MIR. Berrien, Chairman.
Mr.. Clayton, Mr.. Waller,
Prentiss, Kerr.
ON THE POST OFFICE AND ROADS.
Mr.. Henderson, Chairman.
Mr.. Simmons, Mr. Berrien,
McRoberiS, Moui0n.
ON ROADS AND CANALS.
Mr.. Porter, Chairman.
Mr.. White, Mr. Cmhbort,
Young, King
ON PENSIONS.
Mr.. Bates, Chairman.
Mr.. Pierce, Mr.. Dixon.
ANen Nicholson.
ON THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Mr.. Merrick, Chairman.
Mr.. Clayton, Mr.. Mongum,
King. Young.
ON PATENTS AND THE PATENT OF
FICE.
Mr.. Prentiss, Chairman.
Mr.. Porter, Mr.. Tappan,
Sturgeon, Henderson
Mr.. Barrow, Charmun.
Mr. Fulton, Mr.. Kerr.
TO AUDIT AND CONTROL THE CON.
TINGENT EXPENSES.
MIR. White, Chairman
Mr.. Tdppan, Mr.. Porter
ON ENGROSSED BILLS.
McRObertS.
Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Nicholson.
| Mr.. Preston introduced resolution, calling To-
report as to the cause Of the sailing of the Med
itterranean Squadron from its station, and the re
turn of the frigate Brandywine.
Mr.. Clay introduced resolution instructin;
the Committee on Finance to bring in bill Tc
REPEAL THE SUE TREASURY Law. He forcibly
though briefly, urged prompt action on this sub
ject.
Mr.. Wright submitted an amendment-to Gin
quire into the expediency" OF repeating the meas
ure in question.
Mr.. Clay accepted it.
Mr.. Calhoun expressed his surprise at this pro
position, after the creation Of a committee on tn
subject Of the currency and fiscal agent. Ate
the creation Of fiscal agent-a United State
Bank or any thing else-ths Sub Treasury bill
might be repealed but he wished the substtut
to be presented without reserve or mystery. ii
moved, therefore, to amend by referring TO tn
Committee on Finance, with the repeal Of thu
Sub Treasury. the task Of proposing substitute
Mr.. Clay objected to such an amendment, ant
stated his reasons for presenting the repeal in ad
vance of the regular train of financial measure
now in preparation. Explanations ensued, in tn
course Of which it appeared that Mr.. Calhoun
had not distinctly heard the modification propose
by Mr., Wright and accepted by Mr.. Clay. MI
Calhoun, however, still sustained his amend
ment.
The amendment was rejected, and the resou
ton adopted.
The following is the select Committee appoint
ed on motion of Mr. Clay, to which was refer
ed so much Of the Presidents Message as relate
to the finances OF the country
Mr.. Clay, Of KY, Choat, Wright, Berrier
King, Talmadge, Bayard, Graham and Hunting
ton.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
/ Reports were received from the Secretary c
the Treasury on the state Of the finances, and re
lating to certain transfers.
The House refused to take up certain resolr
tons, offered by Mr.. Barnard, to appoint selet
Committees on the currency, and the Distribute
Of the proceeds Of the public lands
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

This adds SeUen to the present number Of the
House of Representatives, already too large for
calm and wise deiberation. 1t cuts down the
delegation of some OF the old States, while ad.
ding largely to those Of some Of the younger
members OF the Union.-N. Y. american.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19
RATIO OF REPRESENTATION.

The present ratio Of Representation is for
every 47,700. If the new ratio be one for
every 60, 900 inhabitants, it will give the States
the following representation:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
On the House being called to order at the usu.
al hour, the Hon. James Cooper, OF Pennsylva-
nia announced the death Of his colleague Mr..
OGLE; and the House, as usual, on such occa-
sions, adjourned until tomorrow.
From, the National hatclHgencer.
The following members were announced as
the committee appointed on the part Of this House
on the resolution presented yesterday by Mr.. Adj
ans, and which is in the following words:
"ReSolUed, That committee OF one memb er
from each State in the Union be appointed on
the part of this House 10 join such committee as
may be appointed on the part OF the Senate to
consider and report by what token OF respect and
affection it may be proper for the Congress OF the
United States to express the deep sensibility Of
the nation TO the event Of the deceasc Of their late
President, WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON; and that
so much Of the Message of the President as re-
lates to that melancholy event be referred to said
committee
COMMITTEE.
J. @. Adams, Of Mass, L. Williams, of N. c.
w. P. Fessenden Of Me-, J. Campbell OF S. c.
Atherton Of N. H., w. c. Dawson of Ga, Til.
linghost, of R. l., Pope, of KY, T. w. VIII.
liams, OF Conn, Horace, Everett Of VT, A. V.
Brown, Of Tenn, S. Mason, Of Ohio, Greig, Of
N. Y, f. D. White, Of La, Aycrigg, of N. j.,
Wallace of Ind, Surgeon, Of Penn, Miller,
of Mo-, Rodney, of Del, Cross OF Ark, w. c.
Johncon, Of Md, ys.Ms Howard, Of Mich, Tai
iaferro, Of Va. - -.
The Hon. ssEgspawson, Representative elect
from1he State d louisiana, appeared, was quail
flied, and took his seat.
June 3, 1911.
IN THE SENATE.
| The CHAIR announced that, in pursuance
of the resolution Of yesterday, he had compile
ted the Standing Committees, and they were
reported to the Senate.
The committees stand as follows:
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS.
Mr.. Rives, Chairman.
Mr.. Preston, Mr. Tallmadge,
Buchanan, Choate.
ON FINANCE.
Mr.. Clay, Of Kentucky, ChRirman.
Mr.. Evans, Mr.. Mangum,
i IFO0d6tTy, Bayard.
ON COMMERCE.
Mr. Huntington, Chairman.
Mr. Merrick, Mr.. Barrow,
, King, Virgil,
ON MANUFACTURES.
Mr.. Evans, Chairman.
Mr.. Archer, Mr.. Buchanan,
Miller, Simmons.
, ON AGRICULTURE.
Mr.. Linn, Chairman.
Mr.. Woodbridge, Mr., White,
Smith, Of Conn. Simmons.
= ON MILITARY AFFAIRS.
5 Mr.. Preston, Chairman.
Mr. Merrick, Mr.. Archer,
/, Benton. Pierce.
y ON THE MILITIA.
:, Mr.. Phelps, Chairman.
Mr.. Kerr, Mr.. Barrow,
r. Clay Of Alabama, Futon,
IF ON NAVAL AFFAIRS.
Mr.. Mangum, Chairman.
Mr. Archer, Mr.. Smith Of Indiana,
Williams, Choate.
k ON PUBLIC LANDS.
&c Mr.. Smith Of Indiana, Chairman.
Mr.. TaIImadgo, Mr., Bates,
, Walker, Prentiss.
1t ON PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.
S Mr.. Bayard. Chairman.
a MIR. Huntington, Mr., Serier,
Linn, Henderson,
ON INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Mr. Moorehead, Chairman,
Mr.. White, Mr.. Phelps,
Seuier, Benton
ON CLAIMS.
O Mr., Graham, Chairman.
Mr. Bates, Mr. WoodJWg
n INigP, Woodbridge
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19
Deficit of next three months,
$5,S95,749

The Secretary is explicit in regard to
the necessities of the Treasury, and the
remedies that ought to be provided. He
is opposed to temporary expedicnts. He
recommends duty of 90 per cent adval-
orem, ON foreign articles now imported
free, and on articles now bearing duty
less than 90 per cent. This would give,
says the Madisonian in the slast quarter
of this year revenue of $5,3OO,O0O, and
in the year 1912, from customs, $22, 500, 900.
He urges repeal of the Sub-treasury,
and recommends the bonding of the ma
tional debt incurred and left by the late
Administration. For present emergencies
he recommends loan having eight years
to run. As to fiscal agent he thinks a
United States Bank the best, according to
the experience of the Department, and
urges it with firmness and clearness.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19
Correspondence Of The Louisville Journal
CINCINNATI, June 10th, 1871.

Correspondence Of The Louisville Journal
CINCINNATI, June 10th, 1871.
There is partial failure in the Eastern
mail again this morning. We have re-
ceivcd papers to-day from Baltimore and
Washington that should have come to hand
Yesterday; and New York papers to which
we are entitled to to-day, of Saturday
last have failed to come.
The most interesting matter that l can
light upon in any of them is the report OF
the Secretary of the Treasury. 1t is quite
a different document from what we have
been wont to receive at the hands of Mr..
Ewing's predecessor, brief, plain, and
clear and entirely free fron that verbose
ness which has generally characterized the
reports of Mr.. Woodbury.. According
to the Madisonian, during the four years
of Mr.. Van Burens Administration, it APP
pears, the expenses exceeded the current
revenues by more than thirty millions OF
dollars, while the balances of outstanding
appropriations on the 4th of March last,
including Treasury notes, also exceeded
thirty-thrcc millions of dollars.
The balance in the Treasury,
Jan. |, 1871, was S 3,663,0S3
The receipts in 1910 amounted
to 2s,s5O,s2O
The expenditures same year, 27,S63,475
Balance remaining lst Jan.1S41, 9s7,345
Receipts from LIST Jan. to 4th
| March, $5,l99,SS5
Expenditures same time, 4,627,l66
Balance in Treasury 4th March, s5724l7
OF the outstanding appropria-
tons there will be required
for the current year, $26,73l 1886
The actual and estimated means
to meet this 2O,73O,395
S6,OOO,941
And Treasury notes, G,0s7,274
Debt and deficit to be provided
for, $l2,0SS,2l5
Sum actually required from lst
June to 3lst August, $l1,l51, sos
Ways and means in the power
of the Treasury, 2,225,94;
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19
Twcnty-Seventh Congress.
EXTRA-SESSION
IN SENATE.
WASHINGTON, MondAv. MAY 81, 1911.

IN SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Monday, May 81, 1871.
The Senate met TO day Mt twelve o'clock.
pursuant to tho proclamation or the President
The members were all in their seats with the |
exception OF Mcssrs. Phelps, Smith Of Con.
Buchlnan, Calhoun, Cuthber,, Clay Of Ala,
Henderson and Mouton. MIR. Souihord the
President of the Senate, assumed the Char
Mr. Bayard moved resolution, which was
adopted, that the Secretary inform the House
that the Senate is ready to proceed to business.
On motion of Mr.. White, the usual rcsolu-
ton was adopted respecting newspapers fol-
the use of the Senate
Ga motion Of Mr.. Preston, the Senate took
a recess TIL o'clock; at 9 O'Clock the Senate
net again. aud no message having been receive
ed from the House Of Representatives. Mr..
Clay moved an adjournment until II o'clock,
TO morrow, which prevailed.
HOU Sc OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
At 10 O'Clock Mr.. Garland, clerk Of tho last
House Of Representatives, called the House to
order, and after reading the Presidents ProcIa
nation converting Congress, proceeded TO call
the members elected. when two hundred and
twenty.seven answered 10 their names.
MIR. Hunt of New York, offered the follow
ing resolution:
Resoired, That The members now proceed to
the organization of the House by the election
Of Speaker by viva vocc voting.
Mr.. Lewis Williams moved to strike out vi
va voce, and insert by ballot. On this the ay es
and noes were called, and the motion was re-
jaced by vote OF l54 TO c.
MIR. Wise moved to amend the resolution SO
as to go into an election Of Clerk Immediately
after choosing Speaker.
Mr.. Barnard objected, and after some res
marks for and against The amendment, it was
rejected, and the original resolution adopted.
Messrs. Underwood, J. G. Clarke and Ather
ton were designated as telIers. On counting
the votes it appeared that John White Of Ky
was chosen.
Whole number Of votes, gel
Necessary TO a choice, III
Mr., White received, 12l
John W. Jones, "a
Henry A. Wise, 8
Joseph Lawrence,
Nessrs. Briggs, Clifford ard W, Cost John
son, each received one.
MIR. WHITE was conducted to he Chair by
Mr.. Trirlet,, Of kentucky and Gen' Kcinl, o
Pennsylvania. On taking the Chair, the
Speaker delivered brief and appropriate adj
dress.
The members were then sworn in.
Mr.. Wise then moved that the House pro-
coed to the election Of u Clerk. The motor
prevailed and Mcssrs. Wise, Randolph ant
Good were requested to act as tcllers.
Mr.. Wise nominated Matthew St. Cla
Clarke.
Mr. Randall nominated F o J Smith.
Mr.. Fl 4 Garland and Dr.. Mason OF Virginia
were nominated by two new members who's
names could not be learned.
The House then proceeded to vote viva voco
and on counting it was seen that The uumbe
OF votes was 90
Necessary 10 q choice II!
MIR. Smith received 90
SIR. Garland 81
Mr.. Clarke SO
Mr. Mason IS
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

On the House being called to order at the usu
al hour the Hon. James Cooper, Of Pennsylva
mia, announced the death Of his colleague, Mr.
OGLE; and the House, as usual, on such occa
sons, adjourned until tomorrow.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Reports were received from the Secretary Of
the Treasury on the state Of the finances, and re-
ating to certain transfers.
The House refused to take up certain resou,
tons, offered by Mr.. Barnard, to appoint select
Committees on the currency, and the distribution
Of the proceeds OF the public lands.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14
Js.spA & TIEs.; osr.:S,,si.S sar'sPar'Hs
SCROFULA
MHuCIrpI.I DIsEAs

rIVIE Sarsapanla Of the shops be nearly
not quite hicit either roin age or from having been
tanned from inferior species of smaN THIS inequality
Of the ether with tho improper modes OF pre-
psrug which have long been vogue, ha' probably con-
bued tOs variable reputation The activity OF the mot
IL hclcvcdto depend upon more acTd Princlcs,
soluble certain extent In wafer cold bot and either
VOLATILE TcudcrCdiuc hy chemical change at the tc
22 deg This fact appears be demonstrated by
the experiments Of Pope, Hancock sou5eran and others
Hancock makes the following observations "Acr long
boiling the peculiar odour which Uses ahuuantiy the
cocOn Of good SorsapaIa Is almost cXtnguished From
the SarsaVaIa prepared IN this way found sensible
results patient, its peculiar nauscTting,
drowsy and Tackng effects produced 10y alargc quantity,
although the dccocon Of six eight ounces was tried at
dosc.n-t Wood 4 Buckles 4. y. DispsHsof0ry.
knowledge of these facts and the ceTtanty prac
ice CT the Of Slrsapaua in lcdo the Ills
after repeated experiments of the method OF pre-
ling the extract oflerCito the mci
cal protc and the public. isprcparcdhy new pro
sriA0Hf boiling anlts warranted to contain,
form the active principles Of the root obtained
from the most approved species Of snilaN.
efficacy has been repeatedly tested in private practice
the "ss treatment OF the worst forms of the dis
Tor the Of which SaTslpaTla IL recommended
after other Of that medicine the fanaccS &C.
teusvc uceratous, and affections Of the bones in simple
ScrOfia and in mCrcuTal and Syphic diseases
have been permanently curcdhy its In three months,
without other treatment except the most simple apph
cations the parts diseased ral OF three bottles
In similar cass will prove the efficacy and importance of
the preparation,
has been given freely in scroous habits the cure
other diseases being admirably calculated, in such cases
all disease from the body and restore tho usual
veor Of the constitution The Of two three bottles
will every such occasion prove an eHcctUa security
against secondary affections.
and Alternative, particularly in general debility
scrotala ant other diseases, chronic Rheumatism, and
obstinate affections Of the skin Is invaluable medicine.
ALEXANDER pUvAL,
=. A-ea fart Tho f.,r~s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14
Prepared under tho immediate supenntcndance o
Sir James Murray

IE great advantages Of this elegant preparation arc,
that possessing aliihc properties Of Magncsa gen.
Cral use, n b. not the ~ form dangerous rUucrctunH In
the huwos so frequently attendant upon the Of tie
ordinary preparations ~ M'pucll c0rIccs acidiy and
relieves heart burn cctulY, without "iuiurug the coats
cys resulting irom The tho Cirbouacs ~ sofia aud
Potash 10 prevents tho food OF infants turning upon
The stomach n De- very useful In all complaints 4 c bid
der tends regulate the action Of tho bowels aud ~ pe.
| culirly adapted for females.
Extract from the Mcdico Chrurgica Review, Tor April,
lNy, cd 10y Dr. James johnson, Physician Nfaordinl.
~ 10 the late King, SC.
'"PsHHeid Solution II Marr,sa very useful and
elegant preparation have been trying some months
apcrcni anacd M dyEpcrtc complaints, attended
with acidty aud cpnspat on and with very benefit
II has the advantage ulEucsln being t4.
cls hadccdcdy superior Soda or potash on account
offs apercnt quality aud ui s having tendency re-
durtou ut nEi and strength which tNu carbunafca
above mentioned certainly tend 10, whom long continued
and iak'niu considerable quaint les W. hone James
Murray The diHcuvctcr ui The pturcHH foe preparing this
medicine will take thC trouble 10 make mote generally
acccs ihlc Z" cpubc iu s metropolis there being only
ono or two authorized agents hero ~
Sir Humphrey Davy testified that his solution forms
soluble combinations with uric acid eis iu n Gout
AMI Grvcl thereby cuuicraCng their Injurious tcudru.
81 when other skacs and even Migncsa sclflai ailcd
Caution ngGiHsttts spurious Hrfci,s NOR ~ WGrtef
The Profession aud me public will please Observe ha' Tho
hbcls on the boulosor Murroys FIui MdrHesin' wIin
future be by hts Ffuuturc asie inventor aud
proprietor Of that Invaluable medicine without which "
cannot be Fsnsuc. Sir James Murray has been solicited
by tho woe profc Hon 10 adopt Ibis ptccauon IN order
10 protect tho credit and fruits ~ bic labors aud studies,
and defend the lek anil inftm from dclctcrious ina
''''' ALEXANDER DUvAI,
80 % Corner of T. aud i3th ST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14
INCREASED RECOMMENDATION
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PuToMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY

Meeting ofthe President and Directors Of the Rich.
II moni, Fredericksburg ant Potomac Raj ReaI Com.
pauy, on the li,h lay ~ April ISL:
The President stated that the whole the Masonry and
Roadway formation between the Rappahannok and Poto
mac RIVERS was now under contract and progressing with
great Ngnr and That the Company having been
cum Tie ai expected OF the legislature recent
SION weni be indispensable D make some farther pro.
OF the road puuctualy the engagements on lie
Company Whcrtupou,
esotrsa- That an nsalmeut Of dollars pcr share be
called u each share the additional stock Of the Com.
any payable the 2.h DAY Of May next al the Rank of
virginia At Richmond the Bank Of Pennsylvania In PM.
ladcpAia.
true copy from the minutes
aP l9-id e. " NACNJrRDO Tr,,,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14
DIR. LEIDYS INDICATED EXTRACT
or SARSAp, pITTA

REiNG concentrated compound Fluid Extract fsaIsa.
- pafia combined With other vegetable extracts which
renders medicine Of great utility In the cure Of all dis
eases arsing from impurities Of the blood indiscTe
il'ns 4nl impTudcncics of youth, AMI constitutional dis
cases formed Or produced 10y the udicUus Of mer
curry arsenic bark or quiDinc. II Is invaluable remedy
ipI General Debility, ul.crOus sores, White swcIings
Diseases OF the Liver and skin, scroua. or Kings Evil
Lyspis' &C. and all The unpleasant and dangerous +
Itc'hs consequent 70 syphilis, Lues, Ncuerea &c. A.
general plheT o. The blood al all tines and particularly
IN tlc >lrius aud Fan, tcTr inc more I'll
Icetuai As medicine calculated soChe aud nouTsh
me system atet having been under medical treatment for
any arcuAT disease. there can be nothing adapted
the natural vgor Of the system, alaying the
tcuaisi ami nervous condition Ofthc system 20 common
asI S Ancss Ihis PREPARATION will be found highly ser
Netdu!e uuing the Il preventive OF
mos" unpleasant and rs grscatc sensations so common
many during warm weather, namely, Faniness Gdiness
Opprcss'ye Feehng about the Heart ana the Breast IL
oiihs delightful ani wholesome bey rage, by adding
taolc9on iu % glass Of ice-waier, similar the cee
brel Lisbon Diet drink amt wta small quantity Of sugar
% spe syr!p forms the sarsapaIa Mead possessing
however m addition medicinal virtues conducive 10 health
aud particularly adapted Co inyais For travelling persons
II Is artqnse Of great importance. For sale
GAlNOR g. RONSTER
m Druggists sole agents for Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14
sADDLERY mAKDMAnE.

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pIHot
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WorsfCI WCbstnr
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Brass and Iapsnncd do
ATcH' Coach Steps
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They Will open in a few days by tho jefferson from H.
vorf0yli large asFornont ~
liuc ErrIHh plated AMI polished steel Bits
Plated aud German silver FuTrupE
$500 Hard solder Fn1firs and curb BiUH
which 'hcy offer for Haic The vsry I0wcrt tcfua
SAWS FILLS, So.
Just received by The chip ROHciuF,
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Cross Cut ind ~ do do
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AZ 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14


i blazing both In dry piic and under water tanu,r
urcd rolciy nv ichord, Siih a Davey, Cornwall IN.
gland, and Bacon, Bedford L'los Co.. East Grauby
CInnecticut.
"This Patent safcy Fuzc In blasting takes tho place NJ
tho pruning needle, pruning ani match and remove
all danger 81 striking FIRE IN tanrnr and buTna VI c1
sured rate renders The nov dangerous business ~ blast.
safe the omploymcnis " the Farmer II
ccrtsuty, and effects an explosion az well under water
in the dficst stualoni besides much tme aud Ia
bour-snd ~ allows the tampins 10 be Tamtned hsTI
home, and leaves only orIfcs u Tho size of knitug
needle adds Considerably ~ tie force of the blast Il
has been satisfactorily proved, too that adds 10 the frc
a. the bottom"
Tho above statement s certified 10 by David Hamilton
suncrnicudanto II Repairs, Eric canal Ne Anime a.
ssant Enrinocr ETio canal enlargement aud j. IIouql.
ton Engineer Cohoei company.
5000 FEET 9f the above, for fae by
NH ~ GRETTER a pEAKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14

NiRGiNiA, At rules holden in the Clerks oface Of
be Circui Superior Count ut Law and Chanc,Ty far
hc county OF cnfco and City OF Richmond on the Chan
sue, Tue hith day OF ApT. lSi John W Leayii Kl
us'teN'ui 'hatlcs MygStt, u. aud William w uurbrr,
IIthcIs Hiuus untcT the hJm OF J. W. and r. Iesytt
n.ls against Josiah Watkins, John H. Watkins Joscrh l.
other defendants. ~ '' "'"'''''S' enu
The defendants, above named n 4 having entered ,hc,
appyaance given security according To the Act of As
sebny anu The rules OF this Court and II appeaTn IL
satisfactory evidence that they are not NJ
commonwealth; u Is ordered, that the said ,Irf,n,nns
10 appear here, at the rules bc holden ON the
oiy III July nc II, and answer the bill Of the pIanf
Shu that copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted In
newspaper Publishcdin the City OF Richmond for Two
"nhs succesSycy aud posted al the front door OF the
'alltnl' IN TIC said City. Gopy-Tc tc
l5-wgw WA a.