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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27
NJ a r r Z e D ,

In Fairhaven, On the Goth inst, Mr.. Ed
WARD S. BAscoM, of Somerset, Mich, to
Miss AMY l.. GUILFoRD Of The former place.
Com.
In this town, on the 2lst lust, by Rev.
Mr.: Perry, MIR = GEORGE EASTMAN, Of Lisbon:
n. H., to Miss MARY BUMP of the former
place.-Com. -
BY Rev. J. Clement, of Thetford, Mr..
John Banfill, of Bradford, Vt. 10 Miss Sa-
rah Ann Rugg, Of ThetiorI. Also, in Thet-
ford, Mr.. Thomas Higgins and Miss Har-
riet A. Williams, both Of Tbetford. Also
in Chelsea, Mr.. Daniel K. Durham TO Miss
Grata S. Spear, both Of Chelsea. Also in
Vershire, Sept. 80, Mr.. Elijah H. Norris, OF
Boston: Mass, and Miss Cyrena Spear Of
Vershre. Also Mr.. David Matson and Miss
Emeline Spear, both of Vershire.
The N. H. Baptist Register is requested
&c-Com.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27

practice, they cannot consistently condemn
tnelr females for speaking in mixed as.
semblies. Il is hard to find a difference
IN principle, between addressing the
different kinds of assemblies in question:
~ e. PEriian.
RI NJ "A R ks.
Two things are worthy Of notice, in con.
nection with the foregoing paragraphs:
1. The Inconsistency and tyranny Of
the church aOhich excluded this female. -
u appears that they would allow her, and
even encourage her, TO address such pro-
mlscuous assemblies, and on such subjects,
as met their appreciation. That is, she
might preach such preaching as they bid
her. But because she pretended that Cor
had any claims upon her, and anything to
do IN directing her in the matter OF preach.
ing His truth, and because she thought il
better 10 obey Him than them, they cas-,
her out! ...-..
2. The coNslsTENcY and tyranny of those
iOho reprodch this church for alLoaoing
their female members ANY liberty ofspeech
This IN. E. Puritan" is, no doubt, Pado.
baptist print At least, it is consistent in
It's sentiments with the views generally held
BY Presbyterians aud Congregationalists, on
this subject. Now if those who cherish
these sentiments expect to keep them prev
alent, against all the facilities now enjoyed
for diffusing light, they have got something
TO DO, by way of arre,ting The progress Of
Christianity.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27
From the N. L. Farmer.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.


SEEDS. Herds Grass, 81 b. very little
in market. Red Top, so to SIS c. Glover
Northern, 13c-Soulhern, 10 Cts
Flax Seed, Sl,37 to $50 bu. Lucerne,
IS c. per ID.
FLOUR. Howard Street S6,5O-Gen.
esee S6,62-Ohio S6,25 to 6,37-Indian
Meal $3.50.
GRAIN. Corn Northern, bushel II
to 74-Round yellow 76-Southern Fla,
Yellow 70 White 72-Rye-Northern
7S to 80-southern none Oats South
ern SO to '52-Nolthern So 10 81.
PROVISIONS. Beef-Mess SlO,25
to lO,50-Prime S6,5O-No. / 80 90.
Pork-Extra--l3,50 --CIear IL, 5O--Mess
$500. Hams-No"thern c. per ID
Southern, 8 Il 81. Lard -Bos:on I Il 8 per
lb-Sou,hern. 6 to IL Buuer-L.unlp
Is to % -Firkin IL to l8-Shipping 8
to Id.
HAY, per ton, SI5 to 2o-Eas,ern
Screwed STA to Is.
| CHEESE-Old II c.-New 8.
WOOL. The market for this article
has not experienced any chan &c of late
Pulled Wool is rather scarce, and there
is but limited supply ofIow Fleece<, aux
, Of fine Fieeces the stock is also moderate
Prime OF Saxony Fleeces, washed ID. d
to so c.-Amesican full blood, washed
Al to 50-Do ga blood, washed ,45 to Al
Do. 3-4 do AZ ADO. l-2 do 50 a Al
and common do. 35 to 37-Smyrna Shee?
washed, 90 to 28-Dn. uuwsShed, 10 t
l4-Beneasi Sheep, 8 to lO-Buenn
Ayres uupicked, 7 to l0-Superfne North
ern pulled lamb AZ 10 43-No | do. do
81 TO 40-No do. do % to 30-No.
do. do. Ill TO 20.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27
Wednesday, Oct. 20, I84l.


SENATE.-Mr. Bouum introduced
resolution institut:ng an inquiry as TO the
proprietv OF making provision for paying
off the state debt; referred to the com. Oh
finance.
Petition--by MIR. Sabin, of the inhabi-
tants of Mortified, Oh the subjec. of slave
ry; referred to a select committee of three
WEDNESDAY, Oe,. 20, A. M.
HoUsE.-BiH passed. Altering the
name Of the Vt. Academy of medicine.
Contested Seats
The resolution declaring tina, Mr.. Stone
of Bakersfield is not entitled to seat, he
teing postmaster, was called up, and unan-
imously adopted. A similar resolution,
on the case Of Mr.. Kingsly Of Morelown,
was recomtLitsed to the committee on elect
ions
The Grogam Outrage.
The Governor communicated, by spe-
| cial message, the correspondence between
| the late Governor (Jenison) OF Vermont and
the acting Governor of Canada, on the
Grogan outrage, also the testimony taken
in the case. The correspondence was
read, and, with the evidence, referred to
the select committee raised upon this sub
Iject. Adj.
2 o'clock, p. NJ
SENATE.-The president announced
the following committee: on the petition
of E. D. Putnam and Others, on slavery,
Messrs Sabin Clark, Dillingham;.
ResoIutaons> BY MIR. Bartlett, Request.
ing The Governor to ascertain whether this
state has a just claim for Revolutionary ser
vices, and if so, to present that claim te
Congress; adopted From sundry states
communicated by the governor; referred
70 the appropriate committees.
! ~. o'clock. p NJ
+ Resolutions. Fro the Sen
ate, requesting the Governor to appoin
some person 10 Investigate the question
whether Vermont has any jus. claim upor
the national government for expenses 10
CURED ia the revolutionary war; referret
{ to a select committee of three, consisting
Of Messrs Villas, Bascom, and Sprague
| The Senate came "a AMI joint assem-
blv was formed, when MIR. Adams @
North Hero moved to postpone the cleo
ton of fourth assistant justice and secre
tary of state to 10 o'clock Tuesday next
!, agreed to. ...
t, Col. Amos C. Kellogg was then elect
t ed Brig. General 81 brigade Is. division
:, Col. Kellogg, 2l9
, Col. Russell Hickock, IS.
/ Scattering,
: Hon. Joseph Berry was elected audito
in the treasury department:
Joseph Berry, a~. l54
lfI Scion Dlnforth, 50
i Scattering, .--~.:.. "~.~@ 4
The Senate Withdrew, and the Hous
proceeded with business.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27
DR. TAYLOR'S
BGtsGm of LiU Uort,

EoR CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS,
l Splitting of Blood. Pain in the side or breast.
Asthma, Pleurisy, fhortness of treath, PaIpita-
tlon OF the heart, Debility. Nervousness, and all
diseases OF the Lungs and Liver. This Medicine
has been used in the city of New York, with sun-
examped success for eight years, curing thous tnds
who were supposed incurabIe. 1t is now used by
most OF the Medical Faculty. and the whole peo-
pie. Certificates of most extraordinary cures
will accompany each bottle
Prepared at $50, Bowery, in the City of New
York, where the article first originated, and is the
ONLY GENUINE All Others bearing similar
names are comterfeits and impositions.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27
motion of Mr.. Dana, reported to the Sen
ate and recommitted to the COMMITTEES on
the Judiciary. 4"

motion OF MIR. Dana, reported to the Sen
ate and recommitted to the committees on
the Judiciary. =
q o'clock.
doUsE.-sTANDING eoMMITTEEs.--On
the State Prison-Messrs. Slason, CIeave-
land, Davis of Norwich, Roscoe, Hub
bard.
The Senate came in and joint assem-
oily was formed FOR the election of Justices
OF the Supreme Court.
HON. CHARLES K. WILLIAMS
was declared to be elected Chief Justice:
Chas. X. Williams, 1877
Stephen Rovce, 40
Scattering, 2
Hon. STEPHEN RoYcE was elected
hrst assistant justice unanimously.
For second assistant justice, Mr.. Cool
fdge nominated Hon. jacob CoIlamer, aud
Mr.. Davis of Norwich, nominated Hon.
Dan'l Kellogg.
For Mr.. ColIamer, 200
- Kellogg, SO
Scattering, /
So the Hon. JACOB CoLIAMER was
declared elected.
For The third assistant justice, ME1D;ll-
ingham nominated Hon. Isaac F. Red
Held, and Mr.. Smith of Hinesburgh nom
mated Hon. Geo. P. Marsh.
MIR. Red6eld, 232
Mr.. Marsh, I3
Scattering /
And Hon. Isaac F. REDF1ELD was
declared elected.
For fourth assistant justice, Mr.. Girls
void nominated Hon. Milo L. Bennett,
AIR. Adams of South Hero dominated
Hon. Geo. p. Marsh, and Mr. Rob bins,
seconded by MIR. Villas, nominated Chas.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27

The first Quarterly Meeting of the
Oaion River Assoc iaton will be held with
the Baptist Church in Westford, to CON-
mence on Thursday the 4th Of November,
at 10 A. Nj. A general attendance is re-
quested.
C. GREEN, Clerk O. r. Association.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27
CERTIFICATES.

Being 2Eedisposed to- consumption, both from
peculiar formation, and hereditary transmission,
tried every means to check the disease, aid
strengthen naturally weak constitution. lspent
two years at Pisa, one at Rome, two in Florence,
and another in the south of France, seeking,
meantime, the advice of the best physicians
Two years since | returned to this country, in
about the situation as when left il. had seen
IN the reading rooms in Europe. much in favor Of
DIR Taylor's Balsom of Liverwort, and as soon
as arrived in this city, used if, and in three
months was SO Well as to safely venture 10 pass
the winter here. l have used an occasional bot
tie during the time, aud am now in as good health
as is possible. My cough has wholly ceased, and
my lungs have every feeling OF health.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27
No T IC Els.
SECOND ADVENT CONFERENCES.

SECOND ADVENT CONFERENCE.
NoTlcE is hereby given that the fifth
session of the Gtueral Conference Of
Christians expecting tbs advent Of The
Lord, will commence in the Baptist Meet.
ing Hoase in Hampton n. Y. on Tues
day, The secOad dry Of NOcemlsr ~s:rt. al
10 o'clock, y. 81, aud continue several
DAYS. ...-........
Christians of all denominations, who
are looking for that event as near and all
who feel interested in .he subject. are al
fectlonately invited to attend.
..- By order of the Church.
A. d. Low. w. S. Miller, A. Pie ps.
A, Smith, D. Bosworth,-C0mmit9ee 81
Arrangements.
Low Hampton, OF. II, l84l.
NonsResis:anee Conventions
Will be held, by Henry G. Wright and
others as follows:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27

Similar 10 the one published last year by
the Am: Baptist publication and S. S. So
elety This is probably more correct in
lts Statistics than last years number; yet
there are omissions in this, for which we
see no good reasons: for instance ia nam.
ing the Baptist benevolent societies of this
state, the N H. Baptist Anti Slavery So
clety is omitted, aud for no good reason :;
its proceedings were found in connection
with the other State Societies. The same
may be said of Vermont, and the Nation
al Convention and these designed omis-
slons will lessen the value Of the Almanac
IN the minds of many OF our brethren.-
~. I'll. Bap. Reg.
WE CAN HARDLY CREDIT IT.-The
New York Sun, of Monday, contains
paragraph predicted, it is said on infor.
nation from the Cincinnati Gazette, and
which is rather good authority than other
wise that some Of the oldest, most respect
able. and wealthy of the co!orsd inha5it-
ants OF Cincinnati had concluded, since
the mob. to sell off their property, and
em crate 10 Liberia God American
You need not credit it. The Cincir-
natl Gazette is nistaken. We know
| something of the colored people in this
place; since the mob, we have conversed
| with those among them who ought 10
know their sentiment; ami they assure
US, that the Statement ia the G4zette was
| incorrect The feeling OF The colored
population is as strong against Liberia as
ever PAilaathropist
Tie State OF the Treasury.
From glance at the Auditors report.
which will probably soon be printed, we
find the expenditures for The year ending
50th of Sept. last, including all expenses,
interest paid, and The balance Of last wear
of S0,539 80 against the tressury-werc
S82,l58 O6
Receipts, 94,O22 81
| Balance 10 favor Of treas. 1894
Adding the balance OF this year Of 49,
794 81, in favor Of the treasury, to the
balance Of last year Of $3.50 33 against
the treasury. it seems that the receipts for
the year have exceeded the expenses bv
the sum Of s. 3,344 Ii Wuiton's Daily
Journal.
Three Iaborers on the Troysand Schen,
ectady Railroad were killed last week on
section 10, by the falling of bank OIL
| earth. Their names were Martin Nc
NuIly, Henry Darvt and Murtin Feany
a SENSIBLE TH1NG--Maine has been
an independent State just q years. She
has therefore now become of lawful age
Having thus arrived al years Of discretion
its Legislature has done one sensible
thing. Itshas abolished its annual sass
ions. and provided for bienniaI:--N Y
Spectator.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27
5th
4th &

Cornwall, 4th" 9Th,
" Brandon, Nov. 9th and 10Th.
Henry c. Wright, from the City of Phil
adelphia, will with others, attend the above
mentioned Conventions.
P. S. When the above days come on
Sunday, y. G. w. will preach, which will
be 10Th at Hardwic4. and 1zth at Stow
VI.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

y. Collins, Cambridge, 81 OF
n. Sutton, Sheburn, Z OF
J. Il. Smith, Westport, N. Y. 20(
II. Joslyn, Brownin ston, 2OI
s. s. Abbott. Pittsfefd. 25(
/: Smith. Enosburgh Falls, 400
II. VI. Smith, {" 20C
Wi ow romp n, Jefersonvle, 2 81
}. G. Bryant, 81
;. Underwood, Rutland, | OF
J. w. Cheney, Brandon, OF
l.. +. Grafton, keeseviile, N. Y. got
I. Town, Saxton's River, 20l
VIM. Durham, Saratoga Springs, n. Y. 3;
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27

REToaT.-The Worthern-strert Bap-
tld church in Lowell, have, as il appears
by the Liberaior, communicated a Miss.
Sanborn. One of The charges on which
ne proceedings were based. is as follows !:
That she is in the hrbit Of addressing
promiscuous audiences Of both sexes, uron
The subject of moral reform. in such way
as to obtain great scandal for herself and.
consequently. fof The church 10 which she
how byiunrs.'
We are tar from questioning the pro.
P'lety Of these proceedings. IN themselves
considered. But we are sorry that II Is III
Zoe power of the accommodated person,
% relort as she does in the words follow
ing
The true place of woman. &c. l
woman is no, 10 hvI true place when sh'
: Standing up in prrmiscoous assemblies
WY does Mr.. Porter and bis church al
low women TO stand up thus, and teach a
.leir own meetings! Why do they nrg
'uem to this in almost every conference
where men and women assemble promls
suousy2 1.-THE church is honest in pre-
;s'rlng charge against me for speakIn
prcmiscuous assemblies, why did the
sS' 90 i when was with them! wa
s'~ays in the habit of speaking in sue
'ssenFelics with them. and Of teaching
y IS a we'll known fact that the pracllc
20 uncommon in Baptist churches. f
2Pmen 20 speak in conference meeting
rho while these churches encourage tn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21
JssspA 4. TStPPs's C6ncssfre;ed Sarsaparillo
tor THE CURE or
SCROFULA
DINEASIsl-


TUE sArsNpanla Of the shops Is very spt be nesdy
Il not quite hictt, either nom from hlTing ben
tanned nom an Inferior species OF smiaS Tots inequality
81 tie medicine together with the improper modes OF
artng w. which have long been vogue prnha hly
uhutri tots variable reputation. The activity the
10 neeNcdto depend upon acnd principles,
soluble To certain extent Ia cold hl cther
vosized or rcndcTein by chemical sh.nge the tenn.
deg This fact appears to be demonstrated by
the experiments OF fupe Hancock Souheras others
Hancock makes the following observations AFTER long
botin- tc peculiar Oour which Iisrs abuuany on the
coctton Of good Strpaia, almost cktinguishe From
the SNrsspaIia prepared this found sensible
drowsy, an ackns effects produce ed 10y alags quantity,
although TIC dccociiou OF SIX or eight tired
dose - Mood s Rucks's q. y. DtspcnsGf5ry
knowledge OF these facts and the cTtanty pTac.
ice ot the preparations of STSapara In led tu the Ills
coNcrN a't repeated experiments OF tho method oi
gariuE and cCmpOuntuc the offered cdi
'riUs boiling, aud rs wArrautcdtU contain,
ccnratcd ior The active principles IT the root, obtained
ffpu the mn-t NyI ruVCd species Ct snulaN.
it, efficacy been repeatedly tested IN private practice
in the sucr'-, treatment Of the forms 81 the dis
or the cugc of which Sarsl2ora Is recommended
a!ter other IsraonS OF thai medicine the ranacca
tcnsyc eraons amt affections ot the bones In simple
Scrotua, and iu mcrcuTal nui phc diseases
have been permanently Curcdby IT, use IN three mouths
without any other treatment except the most simple alt.
cations the parts diseased sl o three bottles
IN similar cases, will prove tie efficacy and Importance Of
tine preparation
Ills pariru sriy Ter calomel where that medicine
has been freely scruluus habits. the
OF other diseases, hCn. admirably calculated. such
all disease from the booty, and restore the usual
Ni2or at the constitution The uan OF two three bottles
will every sIch occasion prove e1cCtuA security
against secondary affections.
As tonic and a-riN particularly in general debility,
with impure AMI drprsy conditions Of the
ScroiJs anL other diseases, tn chronic Rheumatism aud
obstinate affections VI the skin invaluable mo,
ALEXANDER pUvAL,
'C y rTOprtpt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21

IN Powhaian County Couu, May The 7th 1871. Richard
! Himpa0n and Mary Perkins suc'na for thcmscycF and
The other creditors of Francis - fumpFen, decd pls
against Hannibal Harris, ednr Of DC said Francis 3
Simpson, decd. and other dotH-iu fhnucsrB
IN fhs ihctc decree entered directing amonr
other things that ~ the dorg ~ FrancisS sampson
dcc'd be required ~ exhibit and before Of the
Commssuners of ths Count their claims dgans the o.
late ~ the Fad Sampson, antai, NJ the meantime They lc
inioned iom prosecuting any suits n Inv against he said
Sampaon's admir-. Tho creditors Of Tho said Fratcis =
sampson therefore hcTeby notified that have appou
eihs bh day 81 August neu Tor commencing the settle
~ The accounts directed by the said ordero or be-
fore which day The are hereby required ptouce before
nc NJ fowh1t1n tourihouse their claims and demands
aFans the orstc % The said Francis Sampson with the
proofs IN support Of the same inorder that
Of may be decreed 10 them.
ms wew' n, =. GRAVES Com'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21
LOUSY RAIL hnAn
Lines 10 Charlottesville, Stouuton, Lynchburg and
>,,,,,,,, tie Warm Springs.
NIGHT TRAVELLING AVOIDED, AND GREATLY
iNGkEASku INpInTrinS

~ SNnHhiOu, hyuChOurg and
the Warm Springs.
NIGHT TRAVELLING AVOIDED. AND GREATLY
- .....-- lNCkEAskD LNpEpTrION
PASSENGERS leaving Richtnoni, by the RAILROAD :, r
a y ~ Icach The Junction Go Breakfast aud tb.nr,
SeyI Nt't"her With passengers arriving tue uucou Inc
1 EH o''Fc T"n tue N"rthl the Louisa Railroad Ia
GortonsNiic, sul thence by stages fo ChsTin,. III
mles west, by GIT Leave Cookies next NOR, ir~
oy 'AN h.hi' c oss the nlue gd=e Al sun rise spJ
arrive a. S'1unon by 4 VI. iirJr o.. ssnsers INV.
',ncc 90 routes by WY Warm Spriu-s ana fbc
,t Ly W. ni ne Natural Bridge each arriving AZ tb
" atc llhrr on the evtuIn. the tntf day f, RE-
burg - '"' ''''' VIA L!heh
IN" Warm = ring Line leaves daily n 10 NJ re,cbi,
que the same night, and the White Sulphur uC n
TIC Na'gra Brigc Line leaves at the same hour on
ucSlfN ihuI-isyH aud Saturdays tu ON the alfr,tr
nASs cifaS Will be furnished uaEtUg II COAL In
INC ahi arrives al the Bridge by NJ and lea NiI, az
next morning. sLer breakfast following asssnrrfs sf,.
Tvh ue before breakfast view the bridget arrives nj
nior'lls Oy II NJ and the White sulphur springs The
The roads on the above lines arc during the
aus t9h 10 any ~ the stale, aud now la rxcelenf or
ger ne Stage lines are the mail lines 10 the Wesf and
est and their pruprictors Icdced 10 the Rail
.Nu have Coaches provided tqll 10 the lar.
StSt nuIohsroi passengers which or and ihst
49,, W." "S linshrI nearly AZ oil Tines 10 travel pretty
'-H~'' II tu' pressure ~ Tie occupants
tNhCHBURG MAIL LINE
Passengers Tot Lyu'Nlurg leaving m the Cars on Sun
Avs ine>sNs and Thursdays, al NJ rca- CharIort.s.
vile 10y VI ard Utuur = On the evening of tb -.
Jay 10 10 e and arve ~ L. ucLburs the NEXT day TO Din.
Fare TO Charlotte sviIle, ns
Lynchburs,
10, THOMAS SHARP
IT1nsunFfafiNn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21
TOILET REQITIsITEs

IOiLEI REQ UESITES
IlE Undersigned .pcctuIy requests the attention Of
Il Ladies' and Gentlemen 60 one of me tp.st ,t.rgy
sorinents o Pcrumery, ever Offered In bts civ a,
such prieesas cannot ail to please, consisting Of
SCENTED WATERS.
Genuine Parma CDi,zu.
French aud American 30
it'ular lavender, ana Rose Waters
10nciuo Musk
tNtH,t Of Musk
lppccauOe Extract
l. Bnuquct du R0is, by Luhin
ESSENCES FOR TIE HANDKERCHIEF
Extract II Portugal, Ilsuiu, Violet, Rose Pafrtouu
neryienne, Bnuqsct Caroline, IIciiothropc, suavc
BO'qIef uCs PTus
FOR CLEANING TIE SKIN AND soFTENISG THE
COMPILATION.
psarl Pp%iors' vegetable Rouge" vlnagTe of Rouge
Blanc rc NsIge, mi Blame dc P.TIc
Glcnn'S Roman kllydoT Cream Of Almonds
MichaIHs FTcckl@tVtzh
To.e or Nursery Powdcr, Rose Lip salve
PuGPowier and Boxes
FOR THE HAIR
Indian Hair OIL. snGDyo
b'ars OIL Antique, Of various od0rs
koF1ud.s Genuine and Initiated NlcassarOH
french PumUum, iu great variety
b'ei marrow in pots BgaTs Grccse, iU pots
FOR THE TEETH.
Gcru'z Aromatic To1tl Paste aud Powder
Cream DcrfC'lrc-MouqrL,s
Etu doH Fum'urs
Iresor &c li BoucHc
SHAVING CREAM.
Moupcas' Cream Of Bu.r Almond
Amhrusa. Cream
Guardian Cream = ipouino rA,ubraisfc
J.. u. Prcr-5Hayu1 Pow Ter. a deIighffiI frticlo
~ diercn. kinds ~ -pira
BRUSHES.
Hair, Tooth, Nail anIClufh
COMBS.
Tortoise Shell BufT Il. Twist. Horn nrsssir, 4,
With HErgag variety az French sul Engla4 Fancy GOO r..
m1ny ni Which eaIust bo found ,iFowhofe In Inc civ
when WILDE slil 90 the most reasonable tcruf
T.. buHAIN,
ih Sfunrn above fIs HANK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21

NiHHiNtA.-h Rules. holden IN the , I,Tk'. pn,r,
~. OF ,ne circuit superior Court OF IaW aud CIanerTy
'c t"unD OF uenTcO and City a Hirbuon,, nm az.
s,iS; the an hay OF June, ISL The Prcsiicn,
, nts and toinnany of the Bauk OF Virginia AMI H. /,
Dunlop, Henry W Moncute and Ih,s " 49,, s'' yas
I ani faincr' nitrate, under tho firm ami styI az
andoihcr dctts. -N' 'S'' y 'han"
INC urlcni'nt above named having entered bI, mr.
sl0' Az, EIihs security ling To- the Aet oT a.
,u uS Nuicso OF this Court. and II arpra,irr hy
,sy SNlirncc, ihn he IL not inhabl,ant OF mi I.
NunlOnNeath u ordered That the said ,I.,.rrr, a.,
h.re At the Rules to be held Isl Monday In
- next anu answer the bil tho pI,niif,s, ~.
tnh copy ot this order 20 forthwith insrr,,I IN 800
uvSfarrr published In the Guy OF Rchmund for tSS,
Capitol la The sal City. ' uO'' VI inc
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21
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VtneINfAt-At rules, holden In the Cir,k,s ore, ~
,meCuenn Snpeiior CONT at law and ChanceTy t,r
thc county OF uenrico anH tiY Cf ON ~,
ss,p sole IN. Ah day Of June, isi-Iinlcsw Gresham
gau Waller, dcns ~ ''e''no anu 10
Tho d'cndants, Bernard winfrcc end a. N tIp..o,h
uVe tctt snt caTancC aud given Ercii,r, A.
eo,rg W the act vi assembly the Ius " tbs cSr,
aPpcaring by satisiNcioTy CVls they are no
- s, OF u- commonwealth. u l. cidcrc that the
10 srcar here. at the Rules L. b. held on
~, r'Ey n :, pisnbcr neat, aud unsWcr the hin Of
pneuu' anu That cops ofthis otcT DC 10 thwit in
80, W. snulo NEWSPAPER published la the CITY of Eich.
door Of the Capiiol Ia the said cav "
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