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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
TO rnAvELnEHs GOING NORTH.
go gsss 60

PASSENGERS goin. North infotncI that there are
y now t1tcr daily line OF Jsrs nom Washington in Raj
ulote; Que Immediately un uc arrival OF tho Potomac
steamboat, auutvr al \. VI the nrXt moTuiug aud ann
thct At before l2tiis last connecting with line from
baltimore 20 Phtat Clptia az = M us Attending travel
i"r~ from Richmond ami Petersburg opportunity pro
c--iu. immediately, aui reaching Baltimore OF
manning aust in Washington they desirc IT, 81 cou
tuutn- ~ Washington until before - the next day sul
yet reach 20 Philadelphia Co lUgr Fare from Richmond
10 Baltimore, $40. GllOS. SHARP, Agent TI.n>'n
Ep lS-u Rich, Er * To. 4. L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

NEW YORK. PACK ETS.
COLD LiNE)
SD I'D ~ I'D
Sclu IYNCHRURG, Capt Jno. Gould.
Do WEYMOUTH, Do ~. Couch.
DO RICHMOND, DO VIM. Tidy.
do TUsCARORA, DO Jno ncu
10. NASSAU DO Geo W. Allies.
10 MANCHESTER, Dc Burr knapp.
10 LEONTlNE, DO Han'lDssI born.
This Line OF fscks,s having sesn sustained 10y gene.
patronage OF the merchants OF Rchm-ud for psToi
pTih years the In.Ser) proPreors solicit continuance
,frir assuring their patrons that every attention
hal be gr,es forwarding thsir goods safely, ssd with
Ispaich.
The vessels 81 the fret class, commanded hy men
ofclpcreuee the Edc; AMI merchandise can te usuT
"a by them a the lo-sst rate of premium
For nsghtor P.s-ags, having good accommodations n'
ply 10 the masters On board or 70
~ JAMES TISIER,)
wN ROWLCT-T
TO- Good, 10 be shipped 90 New Orleans, MOBILE. Az.
palach,cua or any other places Nil lie received and TOT
wared New YORK by lie masters 2T as-G's a View
YORK. nee OF charge, except such A. may oc tt3y M
Cured. % X
MOOREs REGULAR LINE OF PNtk EIS
n.Hr.. .H.a .aHH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

BALTi NO1SE LII - tNSJ nee CO.
JOHN l. DONALDSON, Pr,sf4.Ht
TNlIlS Company makes INSi RANGES on LIVES lpf one
or moro guIT- for Life, az the following Iatcs for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

ALSO,
Hard Leather Travelling Ituuss, iron trsmSs
DO 10 90 ,Iv wood -
! seal skin and HAIR TruuSg, al sizes
Fancy Morocco Trunks, tue finish
CarFv BJss OF all sizes and qualities
small hand Trunks, vrgy CruNCGivrt
lai.c-' Bonnet BChrs, rustci aud black
shoe Thread 81 -. qualities
shoe Brushes, Backing, sc.
JUDAH MYERS Z GO.
Dealers In Boots, Shoes, Trunks aud Carpet Rags.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
EXTRA sEssIoN.

:, 1871.
Mr. MERRtCK moved to take nm m. r..oI,,,;..
submitted on Saturday, relative to going into m,
e'eGtioh OF sergeant. at A rms and Doorkeen.r
, ne mouon was opposed by Messrs. BUCH
ANAN, MING, SEWER, BENTON, WRIGHT.
and others, and advocated by Messrs MEppIGR'
MANGUM, SMITH of Indiana and Ci NJ
MIR BENTON moved TO POSTPONE the L,r,h.
CONSIDERATION OF the subject until the SECOND Me-
cay OF the Iwen'y-seyenth Congress. on ,ybioh
Luz" ne e, asked the yeas and nays, which were Ia
fE1s-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Buchanan. Cal.
+ ;' nay; OF Alabama, Cuthbert, Fulton, King.
Inn Melto6erts Nicholson, ssyier, Smith. ee
Connecticut ST Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker, Williams
woodbury., Wright, Young-2O
NATs-messrs. Archer, BIrrow. Bates R.vord
ne'Ten' Chos'e, Clay, ofKentucky, Clayton. D;T'
on, Evans, Henderson, Huntington e. 49, ~
Alerrck, Miller, Morehead, Potter P,..,o1
simmons Smith, OF Indiana, Southard. TnIlmsdeo
White, Woodbridge-26 -H'''''aose'
Inc question having beeen taken On III. odor,;.,,
OF the resolution (modifed so rs to read .ion Non'
lay t4e 9'n MARCH at oclock,) it was decided in
me ahfmltv', as follows: ~
, fEAs-Messrs. Archer. Barrow. Bates R,vo,5
PPernen' Ghoate Cly, Of Ky, Clayton. Dion
Evans Henderson, Huntington. Kerr Msoarn,
Mernek, Miller, Moreheld, Porter, Pres,an r..
woodS,i o'n,th OF Indiana, Sou,hard Tallmaige,
SATs-Messrs. Allen, Benton Ru.b,,,, ~ ,
noun cay on All, Cuthbert, Fulton. kim i,;no
McRoberls Nicholson, Sewer smith Tonn. r,a
Surgeon Inppln, Walker, Woodbury., Win
1Oung-l9. - ''s"'
The senate hen proceeded 10 ballot Fl, Ss,,.,o,-
alarms and Door-keeper when there yer. 1o,,,,.
SIX ballots thrown necessary 70 n choice 81 WY
For Edward Dyer DC
For Robert Beae 90
Mr. Dyer having been declared dulv elected ,,o,
sworn ~ and entered upon the duties oS6is 1e;.o
MI MANGUM then moved to take I'D the fol-
lowing resolution. H..
last: ~ y" thuisuhy
- Re'oiUed, That Blair and Rves be dismissed ne
Phntersto the Senate fort Twenty. Seysntb Con-
gress, ''e"'" Nop-
% THIS motion debate Of more than usual ami.
,a,s 9C, enSuea ~ which Messs BUCHANAN
WklGdI, MERRlCK, BAYARD. BENTON
CLAY, WALKER, and others partieinaieJ
var HONilNGION rose at half past three
o'clock TO address the Senate. but, from the la,ce
ness o. the hour, simply moved an adjournment
to- morrow. wy '"e'"'O'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
CITY SERGEANT.

IL Is understood that the Sergeant has signifed
his determination to resign the office to which he has
been elected for two months-and Friday is the dav
hied by the Court Tor the election of a successor.
Since our paragraph OF Tuesday, we have seen
and converted with some Of the members of the
Court who voted for the present incumbent. and We
are assured that they did not design by voting for
10 express their appreciation Of the conduct Of that
ofheer-as had been inferred. BY refusing TO vote
'o' h'm Tor the usual term OF IL months, they in
tended TO avow their decided disapprobation. They
did not set him aside altogether, because there were
competing candidates, whose pretensions they wish.
ed 10 reier to the Peope-snd by electing either of
'hem Tor Two months, 1t would have been tan,a.
mount TO preference on the part of the Court for
that one II was understood on all sides, that the
present Sergeant was not to be re elected. unless
the people wiIled (which was not anticipated.
We state thus much 10 justice to the magistrates
Ito the force OF which, however, oil do not sub
scribe, To US the line Of duty was plain,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
JOHN ROBERTSON ESQ


In the recent Senatorial struggle this dis,;ps,;h.d
gentleman, who is perhaps the man in Tho ST.,
much beloved, confded in and trusted 81. ,n, 81 =.
was nominated in the Senate by n m.mh.r or -.
party to which he is opposed in politics. All w.,,
sensible that the move was made TO embarrass the
Wings, and that those who made the nominate,
h'u no o'her object, and would not have done il.
but Tor the hope OF making MIR Robertson the in.
strument of injury to his own party.
Thus much we premise Introductory TO III. 70.
marks oil the Delegate from this City, wvndbam
Robertson, ESQ.,, brother of Mr.. John Richardson
The man OF feeling will appreciate the delicocv ~
his position, and all will admire the frmne.s with
which, setting aside the ties Of blood and f,,,s,n,I
love, he pursued the straight forward path of nub.
lie duty.
the Senatorial debate Mr.. RoBrRrsos said H..
nomination Just made in the Senate he mus, r,,rL
say paced MN IN an unpleasant, indeed painful
sNuauon' lhoush II gave him pain however il
uid not occasion him embarrassment. He thonsL,
ne saw the line OF duty cearly-he should nursue n
iclthiully and firmly. In Withholding his yoi.. f,on
MS brother as he felt bound to do al thai nomsn,
NUS DC excused Tor saying, what nothing but his
determination not TO be misunderstood wonId ever
nave exiorted from hm-for saying briefly. thar bs
'khew MN TO possess all the qualities of the bsod
ana the heart-the knowledge and that disin,ers.ed
uu Pauiouc devotion TO his country which would
render HIM, IN his estimation entireIv ,,o,,R
OF seat IN the Senate OF the Union lie would
not disguise expressing further under the circum-
stances stances IN which he (Mr r. then Stood his own
decided preference for him over Mr.. Archer. IN,
we an Knew this was struggle of parties. E,cb
hlu heen IN conference. He tMr. r. had gone INTO
conference with the party he acted with be,s UaS
pleased his political friends TO have given the
m'nanon TO his brother he need not say how cordially
ne should have supported it. The majority Of
NOSE friends, however, had selected Mr.. Archer ns
thelr candidate, and though he mir. RI wa, unJsr
no express pledge whatever, lie yet deemed il due
20 GOOD iAIth to give firm and honest support TO
lnaL nomination, so long there was prospect of
making II successful. He could not shut his eve,
10 the iict that the nomination Of his brother
eile IRON The Administration side of tn House, and
was made vi view TO defeat those he (Mr r. \
was POLITICALLY associated with. He could not stand
lus,hea IN his own eyes, ii he allowed his personal
"o, 10 come to his aid in efecting that OBJ
ieet, nor did he believe those he represented would
n1u MN excused were he to pursue such course.
lie should therefore vote for MIR. Archer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
TUESDAY, March 9. 1871

~ Alter the journal. was read, Mr.. HUNTING.
i, ,o't' ana gave his views at some length in re-
luton before the Senate to dismiss Blair @ Rvss n.
Pnnters to The Twenty seventh Congress
messrs. KING, CALHOUN. SMITH. Of Con.
neclIeui and others severaly addressed The senate
aYsl8,t Ne adoption Of The resolution, and Messr.
PRESTON IN favor Of IT, "A sketch or,b. i. IVY. Wy,
ana proceedings Of the Senate for the last few d,v.
WI be given by the reporter hereafter.l
MI WRIGHT rose 10 address the Senate L,,
as me hour was somewhat late, there were c,;,, .,
adjourn ADJOURN and Mr.. SEWER moved an
odlournmentj which was carried.
Mr. WRIeHr will occupy the floor to.mo,,o,y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
TIE posr orsIcE.

"seems exception was taken TO the remark in the
streets on Tuesday. by some Of the friend, Of Gen,
.ey'on. that the contest for this Office would be be-
tween him and a gentleman from Amelia. We
mean to take our share of responsibility in thi,
matter. We had evidence before us, .shieA could
not DC doubted, that this the fact but were re-
quested not to say so or allude to il. We, how
ever deemed il right and just that il should be
made known, and accordingly said so publicly
We felt confident that an immense majority Of the
city would prefer GEM Peyton to any residen,
~ha'evsr-even though i, should DO the gentleman
named from Amelia, than whom no man il more
deservedly respected.
The result shows that we were right. By the
cars OF last evening, We learned that Gen. Pey,on
mad received the nomination of Postmaster for this
Guy. He's, and has been from the date of Jack
sons hrst election, as decided an opponent to his
ana Van Buren's Administrations as any man in
ms ei'y-and we venture to predict, from his we'll
known business habits, that this ofie, will h, Nc
well kept as any in the Union. p.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bancroft. m, Cal.
eclot OF the Port Of Boston, has sen, in nj, r,,Sr..
,'on to the authorities at Washington. Mr.. Col.
danglon, and Mr.. Butler Of New York, and Ind.
o'ythe, Collector Of Philadelphia. are reported a.,
Rtpahesn.l '"A''
why do not others follow the example so wor.
'h'iy oegunf There is plenty Of ROOM Th...
are footsteps which the Loeos, if uo to their nr,
eipIes. should delight to follow. They will mo,
surely disappoin, the expectation, and dash N.
hopes Of their admirers, by compromising thar
honour by wearing the livery OF the "Imbse,i,p
and "C'Tard" and ".70eiitionisi For shame. ,.n.
uemen, tina, you should permit your eondue, 70
ralse a suspicion on the subieet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

Extract Of ale'ter from the Bowling Green. March sh
we hsd' yesterday, Hunter and Braxton with
U.S. Both made speeches. Braxton levelled all bis
ARTILLERY on Hunter AM Hunter, in reply, gave /,
oaek IN a very severe and eaustic style. Hunter
Withdrew as candidate, and declared his f,elin,.
to be "ih the Wig party, (underscored by Editors,
that If an Administration mr. and whig ~er,
candidates, both agreeing with him, (suppo,ed 10
mean 6y Editors. in a5straetiOns) he should wi,hou,
he'''ancy. vote for the Wing. Hunter spoke for
ABOUT two hours. As soon he was done, tho
democrats and few Wings recommended Hun,er
again but have no doubt that he will not accsp, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
Councillor Of Stat.

John VI. Gregory, Esq, the DELEGATE from Viii
''amsours' was yesterday elected Councillor, to
supPy the vacancy occ isoned by the of
Col, Hopkins. Mr. Byrd of Frederick, was the on.
posing candidate. The vsie stood; Gregory 7s,
Byrd SO, Scattering 9.
we heartily congratulate the State ON the election
OF MIR Gregory. He will make valuable public
oheer-and is in all respects, mentally, personally
and politically, one of the deserving citizens Of
the Commonwealth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
10 INC Voters of YorS and James City Counties.
and me Guy Of WILLIAMSBURG.

and he Guy Of WHhamsJwg.
aVa'l myself Of the sr't and earliest oppor,uni.
~, TO inform you that shall not be candidate for
your votes at the ensuing election for a DELEGATE
70 represent you in the next Legislature. In de-
Ginning being candidate, cannot lot this occasion
pass without rendering TO you, one and all, nv
profound hanks for the many evidences which YOU
have given ne qfyqurfrisndship, I feel most deep.
iy the obligations am under 70 you fqr the uniform
and Kind support you have always given me, snd
assure you that whatever my lot may be in after
life, shall look back TO the time spent in your ser.
wee as the Preudsst epoch Of my existence. Il IL
useless for me Of this time TO state the reasons which
have caused me to adopt this course;--,bsv will
very soon be koownto you oil. 7 feel the lee, 70.
gre, IN leaving your service. ps am aware thu,
you Psye many gentlemen among you much more
able than am, 70 represent your wishes and in,e-
rests.
lam, most respectfully,
Your obedienl servant,
mo. M. GREGORY.
ReBsosp, March 10, 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

H. Advertisers are requested TO hand in their
Advertisements at as carly an hour Of the day az
practicable. Allndverseu ents intended for inser-
ton ~ the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
before o'clock, p. NJ, and those intended for in.
serlIon in Mondays paper must be handed in on
saturdays otherwise they cannot appear until the
day after. ' Wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

IN hiehmond Husiings Court, March IOh, 1871:
william ID. Wren, Sergeant of this City, having
"o'eg the Court that he intends TO resign his Of
VIII on that day, proceed to the election of sue.
cessof to nj the said office; AMI It is ordered that
copy OF this order be sent TO the daily papers Of
this city Tor publication tomorrow.
Copy. Teste,
CHAS. HOWARD. Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

III Members Of tho Legislature who wish to
obtain copies Of the WOMAN, will do we'll to
make early application the publisher, as the pre-
sent supply Is nearly exhausted.
March g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

w We are requested TO state that Col. B1us
has been detained go the Hopss Coz several days
by indispOsiton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
VIA CANAL.

.AkklVED-Canal Boat Champion, Doughty,
toll. r'e
canal Boat Columbia, Devenny, with 353 tons
mole' from Lynchbutg: paying S92 O6 toll.
Canal Boat Buchanan, Armsworthy. with s34
bush. corn, to A Warwick x Co.
CLEARED-Canol Boat Highlander, King. with
~ '"rs mdze, for Lynchburg; paying SI7O "a toll.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

Ritcbio's first and iosuporubls objection 10 the
inaugural was, that il ras"Webstsr all over.'
butthe style oilhe document and the universal sen
upent, propoqneing the objection destitute Of all
'oundauon-ihe venerable ehangeIng shifted hi, po.
''l'on, and thought II a still worse document than
ever, beeauVe Il vas not written by MT webs,eh
Thish fair specimen Of the esndour nad fair
dealing Of this hack Of Faction.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

Il 2u,OOO 'Reudon' brand
300 Lagrange DO
100 Quinsa do
Landing per sehr John stu FOR sale.
NH " WILLIAMS a uAyatr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

ny AUCTION NOTICE Bacon. Ne- Al oa,
Auction Store, THIS MORNING At 10 o'cIoeE '"'
"h " DAVENPORT ALLEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

JOHN ". TODD's FAMILY BAcoN.
Z O(lD LBS. Of John Y Todds Family Bacon tho
" IKE OF which has not been offered In m,
ma, Eet for many years, for sale ~ '''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

n ~ The LETTER BAG ofthe ship FRANKLIN Can,
SoOdhne, for London, will be taken from nv Cnnnp
koon This Evening, al O'Clock ~ 'P""t
UNI W GnAs pAIMrn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11

SAILED,
Steamboat Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, tobae-
Brig Long Island, Howell, New Orleans, toLac-
co and passengers.
Brig Creole, Ensor, New Orleans, tobacco and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
SAILED

High Water, this day, 81 O'Clock, A. NJ.
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NEW BOOKS
Received BY SMITH 4 PALMER NM. :.

Received by SMITH 4 PALMER NJ =,
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EnH HAI.ri,an,.,

tfOH HIHE We have for hire the balance ~ ID
year servant GIRL, shout " years oIL acc ustopl
,ou.o Iais and nursing She WILDE blfodn low MI
nh VI uOnrT mn a rp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-11
MORE NEW AND tnEsI SPRING DE-

y ~ JENKINS has received sno,b., ,h,,,..,,
- rpting Dry Goods Consisting Of elsg9,s .is 'c
co. chssp ssuze rssrfs iish Linens snd inss
Iuhl iaue Diapefa blosched and unbie.rb.i ~ ',Ien
AMI Hheeilnea &c SC. Those sbout is. 80, hniiiin
.e.l.o esNand eEamine Tits extensive stock wv,
WHTE WHEAT FLOUR-i95 bbi,- -.
bv ~ .uihIinteIi anh vel adaptcdto Hakersigs, tuuy
--l - LLUDLAN a sOSl.
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Gemerat Drag Store,
EWater Proof W.areholIse.

i!ANBrRG. Scni- uibci III. ia !
lFEIiIE Subscriber hegs eavc tn iminrm has
Jul friends aud tie pnbIIr. that ne cn,iinncs
the WAREHOUSE . f. and COMMISSION BU.
SlNESS, ui his former stand, known as the
N1leT Proof W alShCuse.
DetacI,ed u II ~ Tram other buildings. ITS 10.
catipn rcidcis II neariy aS secure iro,u hre, rs
Il 1t wesr Ire proi. Tie tioors ni iis two m,ns,
have becI elevated abuc the nigr wafer mark
"i the great ilcshci "I Aluy ir-iU: and racl. oi
thrsc div lsIons oil the building. w;ii s;c.e irrii
,,yBU - .cuU baies u Cotton, bollI OF these are
desi ned To h' exclusively sri apart dr the Cot
ton OF planters aud county Incrcanis. who will
thus he secured lrum ;ie possibility of loss aud
damage by ir"sncts.
he ayaiis himself OF the present occasion TO
return hIS ,i,iiI,s t. hIsirieId> and pauors. Tor
tiie,r liberal support ,!,irin. the iasi scasnn.-
lie soicii- iroui them. and lile public scncra!-
ty n continuance ui tlils coniienrc, aini assures
them. that IN return for iner patronage he viii
use his bcslpersopal efforts 10 promote aud
pfotecI ihpir interest coulmiled to hs charge;
III addition torEisa-snrance, he pledges himself,
lnaI lie will in lao case purchase bale OF Cot.
ton directly or indirectly.
He will attend Ia the sale and shipping oi
Cotton. TIE receivin. anti iurwadIn: OF Goods,
az any other business usually transacted by
Commission Merchant.
6. WALKER.
September 90 Gin 30
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lsrollsllt do lllc ,Eail

aF tn,s u'>t'lct. negr" bo, b, the name OF
W blLL. about > feet. II inches hgh. very
dark compIc1lou. and between ~ anal 80 years
Of cse, Stonl bnit. and has n scar on his I.it
check. and one just over his left nipple. N''
says that lie belongs in MIR. J. Beck. OF Eibert
county, Gcorgia.
Tie owner Is requested TO came forward.
prov property pay charges and take him away.
C.H. GOODMAN. J. Ed
Augus, 3. 1871 ,f27
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October ii
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EDTIIrI

James Robertson, d others, nm Gr
Douglass Robertson m & others. Partition
Erappearins to my sitisIacli"n ihni Daniel
Fl. Robertson. William Robertson. Mary Rohcrl.
sou, Snmue a. Brooks, auh Lucy hi, wiid.
Temperance Robertson. li,cdcn Robertson.
Elizabeth House, Nancy Carring;on. Richard
Christmas apd Mary his wife. Defendants i'll
this Csc, reside oul OF the State. Therefore
ordered: That the said defendants do plead
answer or dcmur 10 this BILL within three
months from The publication Of this order. o:
the said Bill he taken pro eogtcsco against shern
j. TERRY, C. Z. L. u.
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E,s,or,efo,,s .Nossce.

A Ii pursons lidehlud ~ Tue esiile of iioLt.
tM Waits, Iaie OF Edgefe.d district, decd.
ar., earnestly requested to settle ,he same iy the
irst day OF Jahuary next, as tie Executor III
tends settling the said estate, unih cannut give
lpngcrindaleenee. Those having Claims asaipsi
INC ssitt essiS.. nsssi render tiienf ii by tlat
lime, or be barred, &c.
kOBT MCCULLOUGH.
Ezeeat0r.
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NzsH'Ha,E.

wv u u q aSs
kUR ;ricnIsi im the Country. and elscw here
"a y arc informed tina, the hcu;ii ~, uur hat,
friend aud Co-partuer, Doctor Charles vi. llll
~ III "c, deraii.r The regular routine oi our bu
siness at all, ns II will be continued hy the sur
yivins Corariner urder ili.' sa,nc firm nainc
MURRAY * HILL.
Pr. ~. MURRAY.
Sarv!yn: Copartrcr.
Oct 81, u3 -
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Notice.

a Ii persons indebted 10 the iLtc b. A. Wal
"A. lace, are requested 10 make payment. and
all thuse having demands asalns, The c,ra,r. are
requested TO render them properly aries;cj TO
~ l.. Griffin. Esqr., my attorney with whom
will he placed all no;es and accounts due the
estate. ELLEN Il. WALLACE
Qualified E1eeufrir.
October ii If 81