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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
NEW YoRk rAckErs.

This Line of Packets, having besE9en 1Htu ~ 80
raj patronage OF the merchants of hics1ond Ior a peIlou
n M year. the (masicr.) proprietors solicit a continuance
,Itheir avors, assuring their patrons thai every anSnlon
hall he given in forwarding their goods safely IL with
hspatch. .. hx maj,
of sxnerienee in the Il ade; and merchandise can emsur
"a by them at the lowest rate of premium.
ECr freight or passage, having good ACCOMMODATIONS sP-
py 10 The masters on board, or to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14

oILS-Winter strained sperm; Fall do; Linsccd, Meats
GOT, Spirits TuTpentinc.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICIES-Surgical Instruments,
Anects, Evans's best, our own imperialism, aud warrant.
81 genuinei ApOthecaries' and ,oniceuoneTs' Glass Fur
nture,a assorted, of all lie cTipIons; Walls, II tics, C.itks.
Sc; Periumery, Soaps, Tooth BrusheH, Powders, Sc,
Paints, dry aud ground IN oil, Oils, Window Glass, brushes
ColOrs, sud Painters Articles.
FAMILY M PATENT MEDl lNES-Phys.cians amt
Country Merchants can select GOO from as large and
he Statco. Virginia.
,D- The mos; prompt attention paid TO packing aud
snpplng nrIeF~ NH ~
DUfLEKS TAsTElEss SEiDIITZ P~OWpEKs-SeTi
- hz Powders, which are usgsunuy offered 10 the public
IN tSo sc araic Portions, are in these 10y q process which
prevents any spontaneous action upon each other, comb.
ned IN ono compound powder, the CtcTyascing solution Of
which, in water, Is very nearly tastelrss.
BESIDES being more ~pdlaiablc, Il ~ made L. much less
Iime, and with infinitely less trouble than That produced
will The two powdcTsp prepared in The usual way FoI sale.
ALEXANDER DIVAL.
huO Corner of T. and IDfh streefa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
FLOWER SEEDS

DOUBLE
.IACOBIAN LILY
MEXICAN G FLOW.
Err
an 2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14

Ia ell, ENstU ~ LlEibL,
AZ Jdrgss hchAdoS's Od Stand, RickRlorL, FTrsiHfa.
WHoLEsALE \ RETAIL DEALERS In Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Woods, Painters Am
ciesi OILS Window Glass, Glass. Ware, &c, which they
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14

SNUFF, Maocaboy, LoIrll
laId's, Scotch, do.
Lamp Black, black Lead
Staughtons BittcrE, Chalk
sup. cETb. soda, Putty
Scidlitz Powders, soda 10.
Yeast Powders, Alcohol
Castor OIL, ia bottles
EPSON salts, Flour sulphur
lux, in bottles, Birthstone
l.uclior Matches
British LustTe
Olive Oil, in baskets aud
barrels
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
Reirenc hmeni-Newspapers.

We received the other day, from a subscriber
n ommon lea Ten enclosing Two dollars for sub
scri ption, and containing a request that We would
discontinue his paper. lie alec stated to that
he wished Us To discontinue. not from any dlssat
lsfaciion with The paper ION the contrary. that he
was highly pleased with n.y. but because the times
are hard and he must retrench. With The request
We cheeriuy comply, although We would rather
not Lose good q subscriber. But cannot
help thinking that our friend has commenced TO
economlze IN the wrong + lace lie has family
of int eligeni children, for whom he cannot obtain
as much valuable reading in the form OF books
for twenty dollars, he gets 10 newspapers for
two. He himself loses the advantage Of the
weekly paper. and necessarily falls behind tho
portan, events abroad and interesting movements
IN the country of which ne a citizen, will
'ransp,re around him, perhaps vitality affecting
his Interests. his liberty, or his happiness, and he
may remain profoundly ignorant, of them, or de-
pend upon accident for information OF them. OF
how much real satisfaction valuable know ledge
md in eeciual en- Ioyment does he thus deprive
/ himself, and his children, while he in mon
ey the price Of a years subscrIption.-Weli,w well
we not 10 complaln-our loss is trifiIng bat
we cannot avoid the reflec lion, that although tho
principle of economy rs excellent whcn we'll and
properly directed, IL yet may be the means Of IN
calcul liable loss when misapplied. Hard times
undoubtedly sufficient reason for econOm izng
10 many respects, but do think they should
be hard ind ed, and the work Of retrenchment an
piled every thing else, before be gings to cur
tail the enjoyments, md culture Of the mind
tireensbure Argus
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
From the Baltimore Patfior.
The Mcleod Case

We have discovered that persons, taking advan-
age of the of proper and full part
Oh the community at large, the unds
which this case is likely be disposed
country, for not refusing negotiate
fsh Government the subject. and for
forthwith to have The prisoner tried and They
pretend not understand why
act, which necessarily led
Is permitted under any pretsnceto
"llch we see inflicted Others committed no
greater crimes Our object abiding this
IS 20 eheaFoE 10 disaouse the public
~ oy akns statement of some of the
the pFnc pies OF law, which
ne destruction of the ssCarone within the
Oh me nsed States. was that certainly
rendered the persons engaged in il. amenable
Oh our country which violated by transaction. if
those persons had been United States of for
esers not acting under the other
ment In other words. if Mcleod been an America
eizsh' or being foreigner. had been actng Voluntarily
ait! upon his responsibility. participation in the
aair would unquestionably rendered him liable 70
iiai Tor the offence, and execution if found yv Ba,
the TACT, It appears, different, The British Govern
heh mas otacaly avowed. that the
olhe was transaction OF public planned and
authorities. $1,000
ms aFowa naturally alters aspect Of the eae
asnneh as II makes II matter between Govern
ments and at removes Mcleod under the ooera
non OF the laws OF this country in reference This
sision was laid down by Mr. Fox in MS
with Mr. WEBSTER and latter, in his repiv very nro,
erly grants that individual, o,gh, NOT, h,
the principles OF public law and 10 be
ned personally eponsble, the ordinary tribunals law
for his conduct There being understanding be
tWefa the Governments.
transaction. and that principle of
IS applicable there b,v tia,
will obtain his release Be fore this DONE however
even vet will be necessary IN the opinion Mr. Web
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19

.,er. the prisoner be brought aotoe ins opeme
our. of the State of York ny The process of hdoea'
corpus His counsel then exhibit proof Of the ato
., by IN. R.a Government, of the destruction OF the
taroine "a an act done under IT'S authority, and CLAIM
ale ,st.a.a ~, the law OF Should
however, take different of the AMI, ackno"-
edgng the force of the principle of law which Mr. eoster
and Mr. Fox applicable should refuse 10 DIS
charge him. s,eos will taken The case by writ
Of error 10 the Supreme Cour, of tao United States
v the eovsromen, of United States the premises.
N at vas no, in strict accordance with its duty. Nor has
any thing been le, which The interest of the nation
lions demands that principles of International law
when we'll defined understood, shall be respected ana
conformed TO- And of this kind any nation that
would those laws and coIEs
only prompted v blind and feeling
had transsrrsed, would SUBJECT
necessarily TO and contempt of every enlgh-
tened people. .
Should Mcleod be released however, the will still
nns be finally disposed 1t will be incumbent the
British Government make IL appea that the destruction
of the property and of human lives
within her borders complain of and which 'ha'
government has avowed act. Justifabie
procedure IL will be incumbent Mr.. Fox sdbstanti-
alleged, Justification OF the transaeon
for the defence of the British
Territories protection OF British subjects lh
point settle by further negotiation
confidence that the ability and
rmness, which Mr. Webster has eYinced III the
mas already taken place. will continue 70 mars
his the subject.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19

THE PREss.-The PHILADELPHIA Inouirer makes
an extract frm the letter OF our Washington
c"rresponden',en the freedom and indepe nd enca
Of many OF tbs Wing presses, and says:-aWe
copy the abov' with pleasure. little more
freedom of opinDn and discussion on the par. of
pubic journals, IS every way desirable. The
new Administrator, as II appears To US, dis
posed 10 encourge this manly and independent
course. But whether such are the view. of the
Government or ioi, the leading whig Journals of
the day will do themselves honor, and sobserve
the general intrest. by frank. fearless, bu,
courteous and ust discussion of all great oues-
tons Of public interest. The party will lose
nothing by sucfa course. while the people, the
country, and tie cause of truth. will gain no
little. A,tacksupon men, and violent assaults
upon measures. should on al. occasions be paur-
ded against-b,t on the other hand, calm. sober,
and moderate Investigation cannot be 100 warmly
commended"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
Correspondence of the Cincinnati Chronicle.
New York Thursday. June Sd.


The steam ship ACADIA. arrived Al Boston yesterday
morning, bringing Liverpool dates the 18Th u There
is but slight intelligence respecting the President II IS
id that the packet Columbia from Montevideo, arrived
Cork the 18th ut, and reported having III long
75leg. disabled ship, slowly going eastwardAt
night and ms could no longer her.
The important by this arrival is that of the
terrible loss of tie ship Uana Brotcn, winch left Phila
delpha N the---of March for Live pool, She
her and sunk by iceberg during the latter
prI. When she struck, 33 passengers the mate
aud eight of the took the long boat the
OF the and eleven passengers took the jolly
all tie slek tciUt the resell Tbs boats Parted
in the night. Soon afterward the and in the
long boat determined order to Tighten the boat to hro
ereee Of the passengers orerboard! The details Of this
most horrible massacre revolving md terrific. 1he
hands who clung the sides boat chop
ped off: brothers hued into the deep and
maddened by grief their loss plunged and sunk
death with fine boy pray piteously for
few minutes his prayethey refused, aud hurled
him into the Fifteen ladies and remained in
the boat of those thrown overboard fourteen and
two women One hour after thus horrible transaction
slip fell ruth tie boat The rescued,
but sixteen Human beings had gone seas depths
The survivors had arrived at Havre and investigation
Of the circumstances had which resulted in the impress
that the dreadful their fellow
overheard of necessity Seventeen
saved, thirty down with ship and sixteen
/ thrown from the boat
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19

THE UNITED STATES BANK-The oiiic rs Of The
United States Bank are stu, engaged IN giving
certificates Of dcposiie. hearing per cent, H.
terest, in exchange for It's notes, we'll as 10 such
deposi,ors rs had funds in the bank the time of
lis suspension. About $500 900 have been fan.
ded in this The effect viii be saluiary in
asmnch creditors Of the Bank, either as note
holders or deposIlors, will now draw interest. }.
to be hoped that payment In full I'll he made
both speedily possible Some arrangement
of ibc kind should have been made long since
Oniv those who lad unboundeJ confidence In tho
Bank. con tinued to receive its notes, nd to con
hie their money 10 lis keeping to the last. Shnrety
III "rcf"re, such persc should be guarded against
all further loss with the least possible delay
PhiIadelphia Ing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
tsWOO'D AND MARRIED AND A.,

The bride she is winsomc and bonny,
Her hair it is snooded sleek.
And faithful and kind is her Johnny,
Yet fast ia the tear on her check:
Nov pearlils are cause OF her sorrow,
New pealins and plenshing too,
The bride ha, has a 70 borrow,
Has en- ngh, mickle ado.
'W oo'd asd married and a..
wood lad married and az
Is ma she very weel off
TO be wood and married at ar
Hes misher then hastily sost-
In my pouch l had never a pIack
On theday when | was a bride
Ee'en tar TO your wheel, ana be clever,
And drtw oct your thread in the sun:
The gear hat gifted, il never
VIII iaa like the gear tina, is won.
Wood md mari ed and a.
W. hvins and .ocher sac sma.
l think V very weel aft
To be rood and married atars
foot. tos,' quo her grey-headed faiti1cr,
SHE'S iss o bride than BARN,
She's tan like cout frae the heather,
WI sese and discretion to learn
Half hushnd, l trow, and half daddy.
As huDr nconstantly leans,
The chiefnaun be patient and steady,
That yses wi mate i'll her teens
\ kercief sac douce and sac neat
Der he locks that the winds used to blawt
I'm baithike to laugh and to gree,
When hhink o. her married 1T n.
Then out pax the willy brdeg room,
Weel Wied his wordes | weeu,
I'm rich, hough my Golfer be ;oom,
WI thdblnks o. your bonny blue cen
I'm prou,ir O. thee by my side,
Thoughthy RULES or ribbons be few,
Than kas o the Croft my bride
Wi' pUies and pearlins enow.
Dear al dearest of onv
Ie'rc po'd and bukit and az
And do think o. your johnny,
And srivc to be married at az
She turne. and she blushed, and she smiled,
And shdookei bashfIlly down;
The pride,' her heart was beguiled
And shephyed wi the sleeves o. her gown
She whrled he tag o her lace,
And she npTed her bodice sac blue,
Sine blinket satswee, in her face.
And aft Ike smaukin she flew
Wood and married. and a.
WI Johnny roose her and a.
She think heseisery xeel off
TO be woodland married ata,:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19

GJ-We authorised announce STEPHEN T.
STANTON, as n candidate for Magistrat. a. .se July
election
tIJ-We are authorised announce WILLIAM COX
as a candidate for Magistrate tho July election
HART, as candidate for Juctee of the Feace
kibby.
(Ey-We are authorised to announce RICHARD JET
Ferry, a candidate for the Office of R.eorse, 10,
Union county, at the August Election.
CGCWe arc authorised announce ISAIAH OSBORN
az eanaicate iof County Commissioner, the ensuing
August Election.
GIVE are authorised to announce THOMAS
TYNER, as candidate for CoUSTy AssEss.y =,
tn ensuing August Election.
We are authorised to announce JEREMIAH
L. MEEK Candidate Tor Assessor
Mr. EpIroR You will please insert the name
of GEORGE w. WHITMAN, in your paper az a
Candidate 20 represent the people Of Wayne
County IN the lower House IN the next Legs!a-
ture. He will he supported bv MANY VOTERS.
Cambridge May 10Th, 1871.
To the Voters of Wayne Counfy-The Sub
scriber offers himself as Candidate for The office
Of County Treasurer, :. the ensuing August
Election. Subject TO the decision Of the People
on the lst Monday in Angus, next.
Cenireville May 18th, ls41.
To THE VOTERS OF WAYNE COUNTY
FELLou CTrzESst-I offer myself candidate for the
Of County Treasurer, easanx August Election
duties MYERS SEATOS
Censr.sill., May 10, ls4I.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19

ii''""aY' the editor Of this paper, is nbsent an5
VIII PROBABLY remain absent about three or four weeks 80
the mean time the editorial be las scar-e a. b.,,.,h
-lhe last tcntreyle Record, contains the following
announcements
80" are authorised, by MANY CITIZENS To nm
nophce David " Holloway, Esq as a candidate Il.
represent the People of Wayne County the House
~ the next Legislature I'll the vacancy on The
ca@loned by the doclInation Of DANIEL RRADHITRy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
Il ALL ADIIJ Nj.
sATURDAY........J 10. isaI.
" b u : Il AND FEAR NOT
w hig No m i n a { q n :.

STATE SENATE,
LEWIS BURK VIM ELLIOTT
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
DANIEL SINKS DANIEL. STRATTAN.
COUNTY AUDITOR
WILLIAM PERSONETT
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
THOMAS ADAMS
tpU-sTF COMMISSIONER
LhRk!N THORNBURGH
TREASURER.
JASON HAM
ASSESSOR
JOSEPH =. STRATTAN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
10 Candidates for Office.

G3-Erch and every candidate for Office. h,vinr
MS name inserted in the Palladium, will b. re-
qnired 10 fork over ONE DOLLAR. in advance
for the same
n b. All CIRCULARS Of Candidates for Office.
II published IN the Palladium, will be charped ,hs
same advertisements
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19

The New York Standard. Van Buren, paper
says, the Message IS well written and Mr. Nv.
Ter appears determined to be President /, i n
document which does him more credit than was
anticipated"
The examination at West Point commenced nm
Monday last and the Board Of Visiiers Organized
by eleeting Commodore Charles Stewart, Pres,.
dent, and c. B. Hadduck, Esq, OF New Hampshire.
Secretary.
clergyman having had one of his sermons
printed was reading The proof W hen he came to a
part where IL was light. He ma rked on the mar
gin ''more INK herei'
The four negroes, convicted of The recent hor-
rid murders nj ST. Louis, have bsen sentenced to
be hung the 9th ofJuy.
Our MINISTER IN FRAScE.-The New York
Courier says-"We speak advisedIy when We
say, that TO the day OF his death, Gen Harrison
placed implicit confidence in The ability. patri-
otism, and personal friendship Of Gen. Cass: and
we may now be permitted to add, that aware of
our close personal relation TO Gen, Cass imme-
diately after his election TO The Presidency in
November last, Gen. Harrison made US me organ
Of communication with his old friend and com
panioh In arms, which resulted in determine
ton to continue him at Paris
Fanny Ellsler cleared 500 900 at the South.
The price of hops is evidently rising the South
orn narket.-Lou Jour
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19

GoLDsMITHs CHARITY.-Godsruth one Of
that class of human beings whose hearts al
WAYS found m The right place. but whose heads
nothing 10 do IN most OF their transactions They
act purely from impulse, aud know no law for
fheir conduct but the promptirgs Of a noble aud
generous nature. whimsical anecdote iilustrn-
tive OF this eccentric but amiabte trait IN his
character, Is related by his biographers Of Gold
smith while at College. He was engaged one
morning with college friend, but failed L. make
ms appearance at The appointed hour His friend
repaired TO his room, md raped at the door out
found 1t locked. GOLDSMITH called to him that he
was IN bed and unable to get out of it, and babe
HIM bust open the door. lie accordingly did So
and to his surprise, found Goldsmith inside Of
leather bed and immersed to his chin in feathers
situation of his friend, the o,her aided him 10 ex
iricate himself from the feathers and received
from Goldsmith the following seriocomc explann-
ton OF the affair, which give in the language
OF ving:-LouiSriUc Journal
In the course OF the preceding evening stroll.
he had met with woman and FIVE children who
impiored bis charity. Her husban nd wa. in the
hospital, she was just from the country n s,ran-
ger and destitute, without food or shelter for
her helpless offspring was too much for
The kind heart of Goldsmith lie was aImc., ne
poor as herself, II is true. and had no money in
his pocket but he brought her TO the college gate
gave her the blankets from his bed TO cover her
iittie brood and par; OF his clothes for her 10 sell
and purchase food and finding himself cold during
the night, had cut open his bed and buried hin
faat hor
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
WASHINGTON, June A, lS4

Select Committee on Currency.-John Sergeant,
John Quincy Adams, John Pope, William Cost
Johnson, William C.. Dawson, John M. Bolts,
Romulous M. Saunders, John McKeon, r. Barn
we'll Rhett.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-18
From the U. S. Gazette Of Saturday.
RESUMPTION

Yesterday morning, at an early hour, numerou,
were seen gathering in front Of the United
states Bank, asd at the hour Of opening these vi.i
tsrs were admitted into the banking room, where
they found not merely single teller, but diver,
clerks, well stationed and we'll provided to receive
the notes and pay them in specie. The demand,
were CONSTANT but chiefly in small sums SO that the
drain OF specie by such means was not very consid.
cradle, though probably the demands of some ins,i
tutions were larger; but they were, large and small
all promptly responded to; so that those who came
with doubtful faces went away with smiles. A rrea,
number OF those who now demand specie, do il pro.
oaoiy from msapprehension Of the value Of the
notes, thinking that that necessarily follows the
price Of the stock. "'e
Most Of the city banks yesterday paid out their
own notes, some Of them new and very handsome.
frooab'y Tor lew days these will be returned for
specie as the small bills will now circulate but liz
Tie, there is natural demand for silver to supply
their place, and this demand must be supplied from,
The small notes with which our city has been
supplied from various sources, are now being path
cred up by the agents Of the banks or institutions
for other kind OF money!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-18
pHLADELPHIA MARKED 1,,,..


SorFEE'-The market continues quiet. bu,
holders owing TO the small stocks are firm, and pri-
ses are Improving An import Of $50 bags ST. DO
mingo was sold at about 10 cents per 10, and 9Oo
bags Laguyra at l0iall cents, mos.
FLoUR-The -four market remains " bout VI.
ration IN price, but there has been an increased de-
mand Tor export Saes of several thousand bbIs. n,
S4.I5 per biol on the Delaware, and s462Ia469 ON
broad street. Sales of good brands, for city use.
4" SnI5, stock light, with limited receipts.
~ -lhe arrivals comprise four cargoes of
Malaga Fruit. Sales Of I5U0 boxes Bunch R,is;ns
at ~ 10 50 l2l per box, mos Holders a, .
nrm at these prices. BY auction, a cargo was of.
,,ere', and chiefly wi hdraVn, an account of which
has already been published.
GRAiN-No supplies Of Grain have come /, bv
wafer wafer sales OF fair to prime Pennsylvania red
Wheit at 70 cts 10 81 per bushel. No sales of
southern. Rye-Sales of 1000 bushels PennsvI.
vanIa, at So, Southern, SIS cts Corn--Snies Of
fennsylvania at 46 AZ cts. for new, a d 40 20
CTS. Tor Old yellow. Oats-Sales of PennsvIv,rio
sold al CPL cts iNi'e'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-18
CONCORD ACADEMy-

/ n t neu session Of this institution viii eo.
II a February and terminate ON The H., OF
mon, and hree @is county forty miles North Of Res
nan hoad The course OF instructed
ion OF suients P co HseessaIy 70 iAsgI prepare
payable in advance 'ol VI I'VE months Is slOO
NV - ssI9us 81 Information relative 10 the A.,a
Hans. elIen TO The Hon r. ~ T. Hunter ,Jor ii
Mssn ~ s sl me annexed testimonials Of Jurs JbD y
Tison 81 - SIaupton and OF Professor Rogers ana IL,
,sbo tIS Insers4y oi Virginia. Parents ami Sus,i
osr , ~iso 70 place their and wards A. re-
Inc s ~ se' ther letters 10 Concord AcademY C
"e county Va addressed either OF the sabse2hrf
=. w. COLEMAN Pei
J. ID. COLEMAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-18
TO THE PUBLIC

lib undersigned has seen in the wbIv or ~ =. -,
an anonymous advertisements rnns III - ns
o MAKING payment TO him, account on $3.50 @
h oy , nun IN hiring out negroes taking bonds a. Gu
itO on the ground that all his righi. iessI ~
nave 1een vested in the sheriff sf Uenriro b.
OF tne laws OF Insolvency. The undersisneJ ~
a. soule loss TO understand the motive a1d 49,, -
a,nn ~, and does not fear its effects in he CON-
dists1ra h ne hSes-bu he begs leave TO refer all a
o. she Ieunstances alluded to- ESQ far as -
uy tnls publication TO affect his Claims - ~
ohhhience,l TO the following gentlemen Tor nm pubic
Ms~o explanation OF uem-namely Messrs Iu "a
~, neh,y l. Brooke, William b Archer C. Soseph
CHE pr ROBERT ii Cabell, Raleigh Daniel and Ia
Richmond, January 4th. 1871 rhiLiP NJ TABR