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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
FOR THE LADIES.

FOR THE LADIES.
FALL SUPPLY-Oct. IS, IS4l.
HAVE received alarre supply Of Ladies Fine Dress
"ssing shoes Of superior quality oil the following de.
scrpiions:--
Gdi,s mex sole morocco lace Buskins mauufsetur Cd
by McCuriy
Ladies uck sole morocco and KID Lace, mlnuilc by
McCur1y
Ladies fine stitched narrow and broad strap Walking
shoes
Very superior Ladies Cater Boots
Ladies Fine Dress Morocco aud KID Slippers, made by
MeCuriy. All Of the above will be sold very low 10y
&C ~ SAMUEL PUTNEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
MARS ALL
EURNITUR WA;lER nOMs

NJ a X > ~ N Il
FURNITURE EROOMS,
OI POSlTE Tue BANKS.
THE subscriber has hand ands constantly manufac.
turing every article 10 the Furniture lice, and EOlicH
. call from purchasers. Having machinery. driven by
water power employed, enr1ies him to manufacture
any article HE line good terms the same article
can be made elsewhere The advantage Of machinery,
besides assisting in eEpe'HSu, enables me to have the
materials used thoroughly seasoned (Which ~ Of ls much
imno 10 have good article good work. by having
the tubor sawed up aud stuck away some time before
worked. w ". SMITH.
Alphabetically hand aud for sale, large AMI ge
neral stock " Mahogany which 10 usually purc ased al
All orders llTn.shed win proIngtncss ieZ3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

,,,,,-.,,, ROBERT MOTT,
HOUSE SIGN PAINTER, GLAZIER. &c
Next door TO the Exchange Bank,
,>,, RICHMOND, Va.
NrphMs his friends aud the public he has rereiv,i
PaIto' I's Si'ing supply ofPaints Oh Glass &C which
v y IyaJ eNotk up on moderate Having as good
st OF NniNhtn as can be procured, will cnesyor 10
give general satisfaction All kinds of Paints mn mn n,
der Glass OF all sizes sold b. box or single light.
vtTal Ecgs ut soap Plu; Tor saI. ln,, q e
ucle Tor tia or shIugle roofs. ' ~
= : have procured tie services % Mr. James Rarn,s
good @gn AMI Chair Painter will Warrant I'M. ,s,,x a.
mh S5-ily % MOTT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
}. ". ANTHONY
PAssENeEET 92s 1. Is g !, s,.Co,TTsvIbLE


nUR Packet Boat j. & GABEt will leave Richmond frr
" Scousytle and New Market THIS MORNING, oil g
o'clock precisely, auI will return sunday evening On
Monday June 2sh, shall commence running regularly
90 New Market until the bTea hes in the a pan.
e. Safrs will bc boo readiness NJ New Market tu take
passengers to Lyn. hburg -Tncrc will De but IS miles %
ulguE OF me best roads Boo virginia Passengers
viii arrive in LynchbuIg By g'cllck,P. N
FL BOYD, EDMUND co.
'Uays Of leaving Richmon6 and Lyuchbutg Monday
W eiocstsv ,nH rriFly. btg 0'cisrE. A w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
&c GO WOW Join mrNTER- e &

NIhG1SIR IN CHA CERY.-At Rules, h,Id I'M
" the tleik'S Office ut The Circuit cnor Court OF
Law and 'tanceTy Tor Louisa County Monday. October
IN lei-fet"I Gu"rTant, pnG; against Geo W. Duke and
Lows Duke and other drils
The sail defendants Geu ". and Lewis Duke not hav.
ihg ecic a' sTancc, and given according
To Law ani ihc Rb'" OF this Court, II N
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants ofths
state On mn'.n oi Tho pltnH by hs counsel: II IL
deTed, Thai the said Geo W. Duke Lewis Duke, 10
appear before the Judge II the said Count at the Court
hosc, On the lsi lay If tho next Term uf said Court
AMI answer the piainuns BILL a"d that copy
he loTlhwiih insc ted IN newspaper published
Iy nj Richmond for 5uU'h- and posted
at the front door Of the Cuur House Of this County on
some Court day.
Copy. TcS,c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
CARPETING.
LATER STILL.

WANTED, o. employ q steady, sober and iudustri
w Man, Co take charge NJ small farm In Caroline
Coz the next year one with small family would be pre-
oeii woRTnAN, NeGRUDER 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

NOTICE TO TAILORS.
LAYING obtained the Agency fpr the sale Of Andrews
celebrate patent IarOi shears, now PREPARED
10 furnish them either Cry Country 1a0ts at the
Manufactures prices aud rcsprc iuy solicit cal
OF send their urI'tstO & RICHARDS 4 co.
80 ~ Wi.bmoni Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

SECOND SUPPLY.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Jast rsceirsd a. Reduced Prices
(NRoUCll, BROOhS q HUDSON have inst ree.ixc, n,
- the sehoucrs 1uscaIcra and Nanc sier from (,
o,k s,cond supply oi Fall ami Winter Goods pure ha
aeacss OF the SsSI TS OF When Ss,
70 sct At smaii advance for cash. to
CO. invite attention to the following very desirable
FRENCH GOODS
~ pieces STRIPE cad Chcne sks Of tho newest and most
desirable s1lcs importod-a part OF them are boiIeei
pnt, White aud blue waeTcd silks
Rich Paris Chn,E Mousganes q new siyl,
.asomr dark Mousainc dc LANES At 25c &C. Me and
Very Ish tPnnted Mouslane De LANES, dark patterns
Biz, ine nix, mode colors Mszorine Blue NousI,prs -,
thr naSsi quality imported The mode eolors are all
White and eooreds tins. for rarty ,iresse,
' nh anu b,ue bk Fom6asines, from ST. to the finest
PAIN PAIN and Heui'dsr ma Linen Cambria Hikis
cord velvets Tor Bonners a1i Cloas.
Rich s'lk Cords aud rasseis
els, ciT,i lis s ~; Gro de nh'neS, for dresses
love- Scarls' hids aud SIX Hosiery. every style
srcnTn hernors, all Shades sni gusuuoa
Rieh Erib'd We've, ScaIfs, cold sni hlaek
ID" silk stswls, IN IN slutn s.II
s n1et ani MOnsihne e Lame shlwls very ehcap
f'rs n'os., sh,Mis Warranted all wool silk at ITO
Handsome smpd k,pyie shtwls new st,Is
PRINTS, LINENS, DIAPERS Sc
naaisoue assortment vtG,,r Prints ,rrta 81 i. isst
aud GuCr 80 - - 10 w.
Ensiish VERNE, for servants dTes see. ch.ap
y i~h 'Iutns al . 81 l. 6yc, amt 6ErT
t,nc anu Medium hcutugs aud lop- lawns g., -
snriucnl At IcIIccd prices ' 49," az
Fine Blown Hollands
superior Btrds.cyr ani uuckahurk n,,,,
4. anu ~ : linen bduldsk, fer Table luhs
Blown nauiask table Cloths
NrhANc TWO Dluoc Safu Dlmask L tbI. Cjotbs =, sS,
anu sh'-ihc hiniSOinesi Goods OF Ein it,rr IA.
suau lakc pleasure ~ shelving hem "
CL''IliSr tA~slNERES, CDAR>E WODIlENl L.
tine t"i'i Blue ana BACK Curhs, Of Tho nnrr .
make ~ tue west ut Bugllnd slU ami sIY ucr a., 49,,
Cassimerest 10 match the above Cloths ~ '''u
Engish Elastic DOe-En CassuneTrs Thee -r,s ~, ,
- Ell tutnctchlnt taloTs "'"
Fine ani Medium Blue, Wool dyed BI,rk AMI t,,.-.t,
Green Coths at reduced prres '''
hAIa super CuTied Beaver Cloths French panufitu,
handsome patterns, AMI just suited 10 Inc pTesrni
- '''~ piSS'H'
fine PLAIN Beaver ClotIs-al shades
New style Cassimcrrs, 75c, lUc 1856 AMI nm o., tho
- mes quaiiy imported - - N
Z the AID Medium SIinetts
heisys Lncns, Pilot Cloths and Flushprs 6r p.gro..
"NN' W "es'oeS
Negro Blankets. al IS 30. Is aud 6sei
good assortment BED Blankets from a. 5D,o al . ~ ~
w hite aud Red F.annels, all qualities 30 f@'
heAl W tish FlanneIs, antad not 10 ,hri,k
9" pieces Bed Iicss-3i IS ~, ana q 4 R,o,rr H.
nes'tes-Couoh OEndhurgs-CouOn FlanneIs-sup,riorI
Nc .SllnGs' aAd many otleI seasonabIe Goods uheh
are offered on very reasonable terms. M" 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
MORE NEW GOODS

4 AN now opening few packages Of new and beautiful
Printed Goods and will receive few days additions
thereto. determined 10 keen up an sssortmSnto ihe
latest and pTces patterns published and Tcspcr fully ~.
vite purchasers TO ca.and Erwine. WN T. BUTLER,
Importer ora IcenswaTc, &c.
uo4 5Iluuf. above Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

IDsl 70 naud' hne assortment u every variety NJ
Wood-Nare articles Tor hous keeping such a. Buck
ets Tubs, Pals. Barrel anil stat Churns Wash BostJs
RolinEPins, Buiscmt BeateTs Pickle SPOONS Watct
Cans, Wooden 1tnys, round and oblonF together with
number N other house keeping Goods all Of which we
FiI sell bargains 10, for cash
g RICHARDS g. CO.
&C ~ Usfdwsrs Fancy and PIyotsl,isy 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

MEDICAL BOOKS, NO. l.
l. W. RANDOLPH a co. have iof sale at low nrices
Afnstrong's Baylc's, Shaw'z Gross' Done's nc,ul
ms fdsions BeclaTPs, AuITli's IIoIucIs WstaT-s
BelHs, and Mcckcls Anatomy. y -' - "'e'a' -
Duhkisnn moo Hygiene, u : Pnsrtuacupaia
Ddnghson,s, Halersa nd Oliver Physiology
" = and Eclectic Disp"nfatO
DunglisOns New Remedies
AndTa's Msficsl Clinic
Bcck's Medical Jurisprudence
nays do do Of Insanity
Physic He"on'S Of
Journal of Kirkpatrick Health
dicnc W." - '''''0'''' we
Dunsison's and HoopcTs Medical Dictionary
f"AH FnTnulary, DuuC ans Medical Case.
tOopcr's Surgical Dictionary
neNre'aCn Isnics. IusaoIs DissectoT' Guide
Walker On the Nervous system
DuuENsou's Medical IutellireuccT
and Others ~ 'aeA''" "uS'c'
Mease Sick Headache
beaumont on Gastric Juice and u gestion
lloue'E Medical Fact4 and Experiments
McNtfhs hndtOuy Of DTuukrnnssss
hUni Preserving SIGHT ~ an OcuIst
Dr Hays On AhdOfuinac Ni.cara
lItcll on The Eve, Pans on Diet
Ma1cdie's FOruuiary
Cdirchism ~ Health, Tao on HisicTi,
W Rel on lleallh aud BeauIy
krcheusr's lnvaliT's Oracle
IOhnb1u's Economy uG Health
Ihompsous tUnsp cCtus Of Pharmacopaias
HL- B'osDnding in the best sisle.
nos w RANDOLPH l. ca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
JOHN l. DONALDSON, President
THIS Company makes ASSURANCES ON LIVES for one
Il yciIs for Life, At the following iaies for
every hundred dollars:
Arc. One year. SersE ysGTS. Life.
2j elrU SLIP sos
IS lbs l53 275
IS l9l Iq6 375
CO 435 f9l 700
GRANTS ASSUITIES-Rates for hundred dollars:
8 i21 Per Annum.
BUYS ANNUTTTES;
SELLS ENDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN;
RECEIVES MONEY ON DEPOSlTE;
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
MAKES CONTRACTS in which life the interest OF mo-
WILLIAM MURDOCH, Secretary.
Applications may he made personally by letter, (post
paid - her Agent for the Company Rich
InOnd who wi all information to persons
icsirous Of awaiting themselves OF the which
this institution Offers Tor providing against those changes
which all subject, from the uncertainty Oe and the
pTecarousness Of buFaoss. BY the payment Of small
sum, which men spare, comfortable support
Wey by this means, be secured 10 Their families.
Tea ~. BALDWIN. Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

DEAENEsS CURED.-SCAHPA,s COW
= PbtND * - EOSDTE ACOUSTIC OIL
we cure ~ Dcainess pains in tho cars all those
Dr NOISES Tx" The buzznR NJ Insects falling u
"A'I W'nANur " r"an, etc etc which are symptatna of
NV 9acIlnE lssn-fs aoI also, generally attendant will
' 'lH'Hfr Inc uurGIfuTlr1 success thar has follow s
ne use N his medicine, Astonishing iurcd he tho on
preparation 90 which my conf 'curc be n0w ola cd 4
conn end its application. ''' W
further supply just received ami for sale by
no 10 INEIi, JOHNSTON IyEfI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
nAhTIMOnE PLAID LINsEY-

-, HHNfEEHtVItFs E-IFf ID IINNFFs
and "a, and othof makes n entirely new patterns
which he sell very low Those wantng In quantity vii
do weilto cell.
" THO. n PRICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
EnHn IIIP S,. SSGHSTnEEE AND VEL

E subscriber has received by The Tuse IroTa the fol
pPMtths' WINCH he onsrs Al exceedingly low pnces VIZ
kch Embroidered silk Velvet shlwls
DO do Cashmere do
DO Cashmere Cloaks
DO dark uped silks, new styles
~ striped figured 10
Fnngcd and wadied SILK scaris.
MOI IOuN XUp,cur
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

E0H SALE, Or LEASE, the RUTHER.
fOOhD MILLS ION most favorable terms Ap.
PFh LANCASTER, DkHBy \ 90,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
JAYNE,s CARMINArINE RAI.sAM.

w DASIELL has received IS inc Nassau a large
w collection Of entirely new Muse, Songs Wailzes,
etc etc Music store,
o. =! SQUARE above BANKS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

4 AMPS = M.n,el Astral, Passage, Rsneell.a 9hu
II nia and Glass Lanps,H 81 ~ fOG0B
W9 chlas SORE heia sITsst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

rTllE New York District school Library
First Series containing 70 vols
Second 80 %
Neaiy putupin cises Tor saic a. tho publishers prices
hlso' The Massachusors school Iihrlry. Tor sae by
uWINEEu A MRuufa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
BOSTON MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
"A COLLECTION or
NEW CHURCH MUSIC,
HY II. CoHrn

5000 SSFFs ,s s"1s be-: ss:9
pttses variety OF Psam and ~ I'M Tunes Anthems
Chants Ssaeoce snd other Get pieces, crEinsl and
leeted with from the cminent composer
with knowledge OF Enghsh German, French aud Italia
muse the whole Intended for Congregational and Churo
Service with adapted TO the Orran
Piano Forte by the Orxsnis ofthc Kings Chapel and
rector % the Boston Musica Institute.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

I AIDES ELEGANT SILK HUsKINs-
- We have just opened splsnid III of The sbovc SHOES
JUDAH MYERS A co,
ses Dealers In Boots. Shoes, Trunks sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

OVER sHOEs FOR LADIES AND GEN
NlTLEmEN-Eisht hundred uaIr n ladies' and Cen
uemen's''veT shoes Of al kinds India Rubber CAT skin
and Let Of superior quality, for sale wholesale and retail
by oc9 SAMUEL PUTNEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

Old ENGLISH CHEESE AND LONDON
" PORTIGR.-l3c cases OF prime old English Cheese
Just TO hand per Paos from Liverpool Also, ~ OF
mat superior Porter, Put up with tin Toll well
known 10 cur customers, for saioby
TABB& GILES,
&c - or Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
COnpERiS NOVELS N 45 CEN1
WATER PITCHERS.

4 LARGE and vel selected assortment Of Wafer Pitel
"a ers Of Chins Wedgewood, While Granite aud Liver
pol ware, Of sniUy Low prices, Al ~ FOGGs
81. 20 Chna Store, Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
WATER PROOF BOOTS
Manufactured expressly for the subscriber by
J. MILES son.
LARGE SUPPLY.

1880. LARGE SUPPLY.
HAVE received per the Lagrange. Just arrived from
Philadelphia very large stock OF those elegant and
peror Wafer Proof Boots, both plain nailed bottoms
the enure lot Of which was made expressly o. my order
hy me above distinguished manufacturers My present
STOCK Of the above goodsis manufactured rather
better than heretofore.
Aso, very large STOCK Of Wafer Proof shoes made as
above.
lreslecliuly ASK call from my aud purcha.
sers ~ virginia and NuTrh Carolina, aud elsewhere.
Further supplies by every packet.
. SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Dealer in all the fashionable styles OF ladies' aente
mems, misses, boys and ctil iren's Boots ant shoes
opposite the Ruins Essle Hotel oc en-
, 1841-05-22

would never marry. I told him that | would
introduce him to some of our city ladies', and
see if he could not find n among them TO
suit him. He required then that should
conceal his wealth, and introduce him only
as a master mechanic. l acquiesed, and
knowing your estimate of responsibility, |
embraced the opportunity Of teaching you
a lesson, which, | sincerely hope. will
have a salutary influence. knew when
brought him home with me, and introduces
him, that neither of you would be his chosen,
because | was certain you could not stooP so
low as to marry n master mechanic: but the
event which will soon take place l easily
foresaw. Your cousin knew nothing what
ever of his wealth until to-day. see you
look surprised, girls, but did l not tell you
would be sorry SOM day that you did not
obtain him for a husband? And did | not
tell you he was worth two or three such MIN
nv hammers as Mr.. Price and Brown, in
more WAYS than one? Remember, girls.
that wealth is a false standard by which to
Judge Of responsibility and worth. Not that
a rich man may not lie respectable, but that
very often he who earns his daily bread by
the sweat of his brow, is more Of a gentle
man than he who counts his thousands
And they did remember it. For in after
wears they showed in their choice of hus-
bands that they had not forgotten their hon.
sst old fathers LESSON.
, 1841-05-22
THE SUNBEAM.

FINDER this name, a new weekly paper has been
u commenced in Hartford, Con-, to be contirued
so long as the public will sustain it.
We have chosen for ~ -ame Of our journal uth.
er a ~poeticsl one-aud - ..-.a to those Who
are buried in dungeons and mines; but to the ish,b,.
ming into the hearts Of some who else would die Of
~figidity. Strange, also. to a class, whose conditiee
we propose to discuss-namely, the inmates Of ous
factories, TO whCm the peasant light Of heaven comss
but seldom to cheer their laboriou, ts.ks.
We design, slst 20 touch on the baking system.
and portray some Of its enorWities hitherto suffered
to pass almost in Ilence. must let 10 a little
light upon the modern lynasties, and study their mi.
quities by the -6lase of the "SpSsEAx,, instead OF
tallow candles and corporation wax. Will the peo-
pie never know their rights, and.knowing dare main.
tain them! This is what we want to end out;-and
for The purpose of a free and fair discussion of the
TRUTH, We issue these proposal, to the bold and free,
who have the heart TO reason the matter with us,-
and to all indeed who ale not afraid Of &c. ting burnt
with a "SuSBEAM.n
The "SUSsEAM" will be a political, but not a par.
than psper,-and will shed .ucI, light As may be gi-
ven US, on principles and measures of public policy,
without reference 10 sects, or parties, or individuals.
the causes which have produced such fearful inc.
qualities in the social condition will be fearles.ly ex-
amined and discussed. We shall not fail to ask Of
the bloated sristocracy of the Iand--and in a manner
too that shall be heard-Who and what made you
more wealthy, and as a consequence, more powerful,
than the scoresor perhaps hundreds of poor men, uo-
men, and children, who toll but TO live, and live but
to toll for your nggrandizement! We recognize in
the whole human family a common Brotherhood
'Are we not children Of one Father1"--snd with the
immortal JEFFERSON, 1--WE have sworn upon the altar
Of God, eternal hostility to every form Of tyranny
over the mind of man."
If the discussion Of whatever may tend to the So
ciaI, moral, or political elevation Of The many. and
TO the utter destruction Of every species of privilege
enjoyed by The Gtr, will make our paper valuable
and interesting to the many. it will be sustained. II
not, we shall find nur reward in the reflections that
We have not negIrcted our huty in behalf Of oppress-
ed and down trod'len humanity.
The Isl SeEAM" is published every Saturday, at
p cents n single copy for three months, Post Mas
tiers, nr othrr.. who will forward IA s shall receive
five coPies-S2, eleven copies, for the above length
Of time. March 81.
, 1841-05-22
A OF ~MISSOTKI,|-

County Of Pike.
In the Circuit Court, of the Term Of March, TO
wit. on the 18th day of March, l>4l.
rHoA.s D P.TTOs, %Pl"i"tif| Petition in debt, b,
REUBEN snrLIr. Defendant. Attachment
a ND now at this day comes the said Plaintiff by
IN his attorney, aud it appearing 20 the satisfaction
Of the court, that the said Defendant is not a rcsidcu,
Of or residing within the said State, (and that he
cannot be summoned Therefore on motion of said
Plaintiff by his said attorney. IL is rdrrcd by the
court that the said Defendant be notified that an
action of debt hath been commenced against him
by the said Plaintiff, and that an attachment hath
been issued against his estate, FOR the sum of three
hundred dollars (besihes interest and cost-.) dircc-
ted 10 the Sheriff of said county of Pike. who hath
attached the following real estate, to wit: lot No.
sixteen (l6) in Block No. ten (l0) in tie Town or
Paynesville in said county, and also a certain lot of
parcel Of ground adjoining said Town, bounded as
follows, To wit: Beginning nj a stone, on the base line
Of the Town plot at the North west corner of lot
sixteen aforesaid. Thence running south 6Oo. w.
twenty two poles TO a stone, Thence =. 400. w.
eigetcen polrs--Thence n. 45o. T.. twenty poles and
twelve links to the South corner of lot afcTesaid-
Thence South Goo. twelve poles To the beginning. a.
appears by his return endorsed 90 said writ; and
that unless you the said defendant shall enter your
appearance herein, at the next Term OF our court,
which will be begun nnt held, at the Court House
in Bowling Green, within and for our said county Of
Pike, on the fourth Monday Of June next, and on
or before the ,hrrd day of the said Term, plead to
the said Plaintiffs action, Judgment will be render
ed against you by default, and the property attached
as aforesaid. sold TO satisfy the same. And IL IS fur
thcr ordered by the Court. that II copy "f this order
be published for four weeks successivrly. in some
newspaper printed in this State. the last insertion tn
be at least thirty days before the commencement If
the next Term of the court, until which said Term,
this cause is continued. A true copy of the record
~ In withess whereof l., NJ. J. Noyes,
seal. Clerk have hereunto set my hand and affixed
~ the seal Of said Count, Mt Office this 18th
of March, lS4l.
March 21--St. NJ. J. Clerk.
, 1841-05-22
Pc Y.
From the lPhiladel ,'hial Times.
THE "GREAT FINANC Err"

/ IL III IL Il II ! I 1 ~ n ~ H.
AiR--"The Nice Young Man"
There was a fnancier, by the hume Nick,
And he wore two Grecian curis;
While his hair il was long, and combed quite slick,
And hung down behind, like a girls.
His pants were like drawers and he'd gloves on his paw,
And he carried a nice green bag;
The Feds and their wives said they never in their live
Had seen such q uics old wag.
The Demos were shy Of the ''erest 6nsncier",
For they raw through all his tricks;
But the whiggies-poor dupes.-did'nt see 20 clear,
Till they found themselves sin a fx".
He told all the dots, there was cash in the vaults,
Though it didn't exactly appear;
Yet the ''seIvile rout,, one and all cried out
so! la! what a great 6nancier!'.
He humbugged the Feds, with hi. letter, long,
And played them many a prank:
But still they ne'er saw there was any thug wrong
In his sIig bt-o'-hand tricks in the bank.
If he cali'd things black, or said they we've white,
Just so T." tn m they'd appear:
Whatever he'd eudite, they'd swear il was right
lie was such "a greatfasucier"
lie travelled about. and made sreeche. good
About a rail Iond. bark. or mine
The ~clsp-trap srt he we'll under.food,
And his eloquent flights were fine
But srd TO relate. he naPp'd the sivler plate
In q manner that seem'd very queer;
Tie people stood aghast. hut soon the wonder pss.'d
lie was such va great fnHncier."
At length the 'renitentinry clain'd its prey"
And who do you think it should BET
This great fnarcier. who'd such e winning way
But tie prison cheated he.
The Feds shov'd surprise-,he widows wiped their eyes
The orphans let fall a tear;
Ard every body sigh'd-' Twasa pity that he died,
He was such ga great fnancierm
, 1841-05-22
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

KTOTlCE is hereby given that the undersigned
II has taken out letters Of Administrations on the
estate ofFrAnci. TaliafeIro deceased from the Pike
County Court, bearing date the 10th of March ls4l
All persons, therefore, who have any claims against the
estate Of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from tho date Of said letters, or they may be
precluded from having any benefit OF said estate, and
if such claims are not presented within three year
they will be foIeve. barred.
TIMOTHY FORD, Admit
March 1875, lSiI-St.
, 1841-05-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that The under
= ' signedhas obtained from the Clerk OF the
County Court of Audrain county. letters Of
Administration upon the Estate OF William
Still, deceased. dated February the I'd. l84I.
All persons indebted to SAID estate, are re-
que>ted 10 make immediate payments, and
all persons having claims against said estate,
are requested 10 exhibit them properly au-
then,icated within one year from the date OF
said letters. or they may he precluded from
having any benefit Of said estate. and If such
claims are not presented within three years,
they will be forever barred.
ANDREW STILL, Admir-.
April 81. lG4l.-3t.