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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-17
THE ST. LOUIS MuRDERERs.
ST. Louis, FaIDAY EVENING, MAY 2

ST. Louis, FaIDAY EVENING, MAY %.
The four negroes engaged i'll the terri
bic tragedy Of the night Of the 18th of April
have now been brought almost to the end
Of their career, with swiitness which
ought to serve to deter those who may have
any tendency to commit crime. Not six
weeks have elapsed since the commission
of their last and most revolving crime
They remained for days about the very
scene of their crucltles, unsupported, and
with no apparent clew to the real actors
Indeed, suspicion did not for a moment en-
ter the public mind that the crimes had
been committed by negroes. One by one
they took their departure, and soon many
hundred miles Of distance were put between
them and danger. In an unlucky moment
for them, but fortunate one for this com-
munlty, they we're induced TO commit their
secret TO the breast of one who had not
been participation in this crime, and who
was unquiet and distressed until he had dis
closed il. He did reveal it, and instant and
most eiiectual exertiOns were made to Sc.
cure the culprits, 90 whittier they might.
In very brief time, they were found re-
turning to the seat of their cruelties, intent
probably upon the commission of other
acts of infamous outrage. The public eye
was on the stretch to detect them, and
few days more beheld them all securely
confined in the same prison, so guarded as
to prevent the possibility Of escape, and
with perfect CONSCIOUSNESS that their guilt
had been laid so bare as to render conyic-
ton certain. Trial and conviction has fol-
lowed, and sentence and execution will not
be delayed day longer than the lenity OF
the law allows. Neither the darkness OF
night, nor the flames, nor oaths, nor dis
lance, has served 10 conceal the murders
perpetrated BY these men. When they
least expected it, their whole plans were
exposed adding another 70 almost all pre-
yious cases, in which the certainty of de-
lection follows the commission of the aw.
full crime of murder New Era.
Mr. Webaer.-The Locofoco presses
are pouring out torrents of abuse upon Mr.
Webster. The whole "kenne" are in
full chase
"Mongrel, puppy, whelp and hound,
And ours of low degree"
The Globe has been barking the loudest,
but having bitten but file it turns now up
on Mr. Clay. Dog days are coming, and
these symptoms of hydrophobia should be
expected,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-17
A PROPHET YEA A PROPHET.

A PROPHET YEA A PROPHET!
The Editor Of the Jotlcrsonian, has at
last taken 10 downright prophecying, for
the edihcaiion and comfort Of the locos IN
this region. When all around them Is
shrowded in gloom, and no. ray OF COM
tort can pierce the dark vista before them,
he kindly lifts the voil from the future aud
holds up events in future to the adm'ring
gaze Of the multitude. What wonderful
man The is almost equal to the great Mil
'er, who has predicted the destruction OF
this little terrcnc ball, about the year le43.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-17
MARRIED

In this county, on the 10th instant, by the
Rev Mr. johnson, Mr.. DAVID MAXWELL to
Miss MARGARET JANE, daughter of N. a.
Harrison, Esq.
From the happy couple we received share OF
good things. We wish them long life Of unin.
corrupted happiness and prosperity.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-17
T L. MURPHY,
G. u, WILSON,
ROB d A TATE,
THO. c. COYLE,
SAM'L. HARkER.
Mayla.l 1870
Democratic party


Well, why was this committee of inves'
tieation instituted Because MAJOR Len.
drum and Captain Dusenbury had inflicted
evils to the "great wrong OF the Demo-
cratic Party" Upontbis miserable charge,
the President ran the country to the ex-
pense of several hundred dollars, TO redress
tho grievances the Democratic Parry"
After a patient aud laborions Investigation,
Maj. Lendrum aud Capt. Dusenbury wore
declared to be- free from the charges pre-
lerred against them. This course Of that
loco foco rag.tail party, shows from what
an incubus the country has been released,
by the expulsion of that miserable iact'on'
i'roR the rcins Of power.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-17

The NaiionaI Gazette Of Saturday says;
:" We learn that the mission to England
has been rendered to the Hon. John Ser.
geant, in a manner warmly expressive Of
the sense entertained by the Administru.
ton Of his eminent qualification for the
trust. Whether he viii accept the ap.
pointment has not yet transpired. We
trust, however, that the domestic sacrifices
which he must make in going abroad, will
not influence him 10 refuse an office in
which he would both honour and serve the
country"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-17

After Mr.. Garland, the Clerk of the last
House Of Representatives, had, a, the open.
ing Of the present session of Congress, call
ed over the roll Of the House,
Mr.. Halstead rose for Information. He
desired the Clerk to inform him by what
authority the aame of Linn Banks, Of Vir.
ginia, was placed upon the roll, as he (Mr.
H. understood that there was a person con-
Testing bio oeot, ,.t,d riro viaitIicu 10 nave
majority Of the legal votes
The Clerk here read the regular certifi-
cate of election Of the members from the
State of Virginia, issued in pursuance Of
instructions from the acting Governor OF
the Commonwealth, and signed by J. II.
Richardson, Clerk, sc.
The Clerk remarked that this was the
only paper in his possession.
Mr.. Halstcad remarked that this was
the same evidence as was presented by the
New Jersey members at the last Congress
and on which they were refused their seats
| This was fair hit, and Mr.. Garland
must have felt i,.-A'er. Ga-.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-17

New Hampshire is entirely free from
State debt. What has kept her so Her
unfiinchng democracy.-hendaPs Expos.
North Carolina is entirely free from q
State debt. What has kept her sol Her
unhinching Wing principles.-Ral. Beg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-17

W Our thanks are due the Hon. james
Graham, for kindly and politely furnishing
MS with copy Of the Presidents Massage
and accompanying documents.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-17

The New Orleans papers Of the Goth
instant announce the death, on the proceed.
ing day, of the Hon. P. X. Lawrence,
Judge of the United States District Cour,
for the State of louisiana. The Adver.
tiser states that he was III but few days
under an attack of cholerine, disease that
is quite prevalent there at present
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-17

The Globe begins its critique on the
Presidents Message by saying that it is
" the most painful abortion ever dellvered;'
that cit is the most noseless monster we
have ever SEEM that it has no handle
to its face : f" no head :" 40 tail" and is
without an eye" This part Of the Globes
editorial was doubtless written before the
Message was delivered; for the Editor
goes on to discuss, and of course to cont
DEAN, variety of the Presidents recon-,
mendations.--Edy. Observer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-17
ARRIVAL OF TIE ACADIA.

ne Steam snip Acadia, reached boston
% Tuesday last, the "a inst. in thirteen
days and half from Liverpool. The on
Is matters Of general interest of which she
brings intelligence are, the great agitation
on the Corn Law question, and the loss OF
the President Steamer, which seems to be
considered as certain in England. Indeed,
there is a report that the wreck had been
seen. Every hope was abandoned to des-
pair. Cotton was very ilat.-Ral. Reg.
1 The new Speaker Of the House Of Re-
i representatives. is a gentleman . the highest
personal responsibility, and sterling anC
unvarying Wing. He has served as q
Member of the House of Representatives
| from the 9th district of Kentucky in the
three last Congresses, and has had there.
fore an ample practical acquaintance with
the Rules OF the House and with Parlia-
mentary Law. He will discharge the ar.
duous duties of his station, we doubt not,
with ability, as we are sure he will with in
,regity and frmness.
Those Wing friends who may have in,
dividually entertained preference for 9TH
er candidates for the office, have every
reason to be satisfied that the choice finally
fell upon one so worthy Of it.-NQtlondl
iatelhgencer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-17
The Committee ap-

son, arc gratiticd in being able to state that the
Rev Professor Sparrow, being invited, has consen-
ted 10 perform that service at this place, Thurs
day the Sth Of next month.
meeting of the citizens of the county is res.
pectfully requested at the Court House, on Thurs
day the 24th instant, at O'clock, for the purpose
of making suitable arrangements for the day on
which the Grafton viii be delivered.
Charlotte. june u, ISL.
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NOTICE.

WA ANTED, good COW Enquire at tho
wv Journal Oeice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31
JOSEPH 4. TStpps's CsEcsEiraisd SGrsapayi
TOR THE CUR. OPP
SCROFULA



INHE SAr-apaut Of the shops D. NeTy be ncady,
not quite ortt, cUhrr FROM troun haTing ben
ian"d on an tnieT,or species Of saN. Inis Inc lualy
of tss msisine Together with The Improper mscs Of pre-
ffg Il, wich have nug been Vogue la probably con.
irhu'ed tots variable reputation The activity ~ the
iaheaevc Q" depend upon acrld principles
Sohl" 20 CERTAIN eNcn wafer, cold 1T and either
vuaEsi icndrT> inert 10y chemical the
'-raurc 22 deg This fact appears bc demonstrated by
TIC eNptu Jus ." i"pr iiAie"' S'uc'ras snu otlefs
Hancock makes the following ubscrN aOu-. "Afler hong
boiling the peculiar oduur which tscs abunanily the
coctyDu OF gJu- Sarg1t lila T. almost exnsuished fTan
thc SarssJlih prepared In this way, found sensible
results upon patient, ITS peculiar nauscTng
lroWsy, ant rackns eaccts prI"ed by alargc quantity,
shoush the dcc"clcu 81 ak eight tined
dose ~ Wood 4 RIrk-'s 4. y DtspcHSdf0ry.
kucwc,sc Of these facts, ard the certainty prac-
ice " the pTcpJrsnnN Of Srsaaria rdtn the Ills
amer repeated experiments Of the mcihOd 81 pre-
pairing aud compromising the extract oerrto the me
cess riioHi bosiHg and - Warranted contain
ccutrptcd form, the active principles of the root obtained
ftou, tho most approved species OF sInilaN.
IL efficacy has hccu repeatedly tested IN private practice
rssl treatment Of the forms cf the Ills
the Of which Sarslpara - recommended
after other atoms OF that mecne, tie fyuacea,
uc -rsCns and affections ut the bones, In simple
Scrofa. aud an mcrcuriai ani ncrCuToSN phc diseases
have heca permanently curcdb, u. use IA three months
without other tcain entcNccpi r nost simple apph-
the parts diseased a! Of UVooT three toues
In similar cascS viii prove the efficacy aud importance Ct
the preparation.
r,u,clar use fcr calnrncl. where that
been too rcc -croOus habits, for the cure
OF other diseases being admirably calculated in such cases
10 remove odsea-y hom lie body AMI restore the usual
vcoT OF the constitution The usc OF two or three bottles
will. eveN such OCCASION pgove Cfcctual security
against secondary affections.
As tonic and atsrays particularly In general dcbn,,
with uururc agd depTaN Ell conditions the syterL nom
other diseases, in chruulc rheumatism and
obstin e affections Of the skin invaluable medicine.
ALEXANDER DUvAI,
IL - Agent for the PIoprtct'r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31
LOUISA RAIL NOAD.
Lines TO Char iot,esvIIls, Staunron. Lynchburs AM
the Warm Springs

A-''ieS ~ IlnCnoNrs anu
the Warm Springs.
NIGHT TRAVELLING AVOIDED. AND GREATLY
INCREASED EXPEDITION.
PASSENGERS lcsNiag RicLn.oni, b. the Railroad a. 3
A NJ reach the Junction 10 Breakfast aud heuce mo
coed tio-chcr Win passengers arriving
night oeinre from The Norihl the Louisa Railroad L.
GoriCrsvi'c, ant thence stages 10 C.arI,ttrsyilIs
miles wCst by ght Leave Cucke's neat noruiuE
10y Jay b.h, ihS Blue Ridge III sun riss arsi
arrive al stanton 10y VI. Here passengers have a
choice OF routes, 10y Warm SpIiu.s and the
ch"r hy wsy nj The Natural bridge, each ar'ying At th,
WIN" Sufhus she evening ct the third lay tutn Rrf.
Snni snd = hours than by tue route via Lync
burg.
TIE Warm - rng Line leaves daily at 10 NJ reaching
Clover Duc the same night anu the White Sulphur ext
evening
TIC Natural BriIsc Line leaves a. the nare hour on
Tuesdays Thursisys an SNuTdlys lud on tho alternate
DAYS N,l tr furnished uastrg u ca aI 10 i,,
nr Iuu arrives az the BaIse bN ~. auI leaving the
neat morning. amer breakfast following passengers sum
ciru umc before urrsktas 10 view tAu bfE ARRIVES
Oihr,ii oy u W. AMI the White sulphur springs the
same evening.
The the above lines are during the summer and
iaI JGlh 10 any IT, the state, aud excellent or.
der ~" sasr lines he mad lines tn the West aud
SoGlNe aud turr PruPu't"Ts pledged the
Tosd '"npaues'u have t",chrs prov qs lar.
Ecst UuLburui pa-scr gers winch a. OF r. and that
s'd-eS vail be iuTsEe neatly Al al tes 10 :r.yeI prs,
much al the pleasure n m. uccuau
LNSCEBJRG MAIL. LINE.
Passenger. lot LNr Hhuis leaving IN The Cars on Sun.
days IursGNs auG IhGistiys 81 NJ reach Charla,s
VI le by 4 SOD Hluiucs Tie -Vcutug OF the SAFE
day 10 zee, and arrive az LyUehburs the day to din
ner.
Fare TO Charlottesville, as
lyUchuurs,
THOMAS SHARP
Us Agent ~ Trdnspnrtdton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31
DR.. HULL'S
IrvERp AHDONfNAL SUPPDRTER,

UTERO ABDOMINAL sOrPcNIEhs
THIS new Insrumen for the rshca ourcof Prolspsus
Il Uteri, or Failing Of the Womb By cuernal sppica
' .s,r,.re, ,.sommendeS 10 tSe acte a. the means
nt perfect -soTsuOn To h,ah never having failed Of
peri"Imns unI'i me moe nm sb.,an
Sir Nsil,y CSCt,r OF LONDON; Sir BENJAMIN e. Brodie
I "c ISIrgS ON NJ sr To GUY. ap NJ RsSy
Lecturer to II Hagtho omcw's; DC. Griffith Lecturer TO
don Hospital Rob"u Ferguson, Lecturer 60 Westminster
Lvius.in Hospital ~ w'a'man l.cci ser TO MidueseI
Iyns-n Hospital also 10y Henry Dawes, C"nIuc. Blun'
del. ice, Msrrm,n, -irseou k'atCS &c - % Morcan
rrssid.Uth the aicI- ROY ale Sc Medicine, PARIS, and
Accouch.ur the buchess DOrleans; Professors Vel
New YorE by Prnics.or " Francis; C Bedford u.
Professor OF Mhvi,yr IN University OF NEW NORh,
ient county Mcs Soccryf I,urens Hul, p, esdcut Nc
tca society," S,ar Of NV YORK; Professor James Nc.
PERKINS. Professor Doane-nrs. Thos Royd, Glitter,
Smith, IIuSick. sicarus Luilow Kssan Nsche, Power
Grayson Van Rcnsacr. sui many olher distinguished
'"' s'''A''' IL VIZ A. G. mUIL-omeo4 ves-y street,
Astor House. New York.
no constant supply Of the above ns'Iprncul,, With
DR. liul. improved TOR Hernia WI be ken 10y
" c. King, Norfolk BrlcEs a Tnomss, reteT.buTE
Spoisvnod 4 Robertson, 80, James l. Oyalc, Lynch
hurS' Nm ". Chlpcl.Farnyulc.- nm :
'fNIE sJbscrbcr respectfully announces 10 ms friends
aud the public generally, that ne mas hand and Viii
continue To keep age au crii assortment Of Paper
p'a'n common Papers, with Borders O. maict-a o
Nhch w! put up Ia the ucllcsl mannsr, IN town AMI
country.
Also rurlet hair and Shuck Mattresses, Feather Bes
maize of the best purified F-aIheTs-CubracIug every
icle IN his une All orders thankfully received, and
cuted the shortest notice ami "a Ne best manner
WILLIAM BOOTH,
Square bn'oS the Banks, on llr opposite sie.
r. S-OIM ursScs, ots and EAtrs red old Fea.
Their Beds renovated amt made As ucW.
WYATT - WHITE. of"r Tor toe Js.yS ~
w goods, hy wholesale small quantity. the 1wesy
~ spls priuc New Orleans and Purto Rico sugar
10 DO Clarified Cuba sugar, IHe hes, Tor f'iniy
- barrels CRUSHED 10
sOloNcs cheap Loaf 80
- Ln very superior double Ietusl 80
~ packages OF G. 7 Tess, laT extra lne
20 bags prime green new crop l1suyra Coffee
LOO do 80 kiO 10
70 DO OH java
y do Oh Mlrscsbo
~ hhds superior Rico retailing family Molssses
~ bhlSVIime Nrw Orleans 10
loon lbs assorted Cotton Yarns, various factories
5000 DO cured Bacon. midiI.nEs and hog round
~ boxes lees auu CuIgafe's sap
- do TaIuW Candies
- do Sperm 90
10 SaIrh
10 do saugCl's Mustard
5ln sacks bas. Liverpool salt
lpl kegs nails. assorted
Cotton ami Hnui CaTIs
PUwicraud Shot
Lamp o.
Iron. assorted
EslGe TwIuO
Stone Ware
lCa,tuE taaes and Bel Cords
Aud constantly Uu hIut, tiul x, or al grades All o
which w @s sOuiu parcels 10 suI. nrreutu-s Or cuu.g
mers. Hn5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31
NENs AND mOsIIlRY.

lin Ems AND lDFaERfs
THE FuJsrrbcr respectfully informs F customers that
be has iinporeia very superior heavy Liuc1, made
expressly ipr family use warranted ai haul spun nsr.-
new patterns, and eisos u LonIon Hosiery A. tnrsc
Goods have been uPorea by tIc subscriber Tor bic smi
the very host Doe enabled sell the following goods
il7ssnts unIrssssd Linens
- and q Diaper
6I.7t, lUI auii23 Birsley shssunas
7iandsi Ssun D,n,a.s Double and single Table CI,rs
6iosshei snl SKIP -rli $40 iOt TO-
~ Wy lu5,e iot7 I,,@2 " il',t l&i5 l2E5 l2'
= s. an and - Napkins
White noyNcs. Brown 10
roo'ch iiuoEtburE Sc.
Iuwc'Irg, ui tl kind.
Liurn tsmHrCs snI Lawns
DO 1ambHc Hsudserchicfs
Do DO and Muslin Flounrngs
DO do Inserting and Fixing
Ifmhuc and swiss Inserting AMI Ed1inE
Musln Htnis, s..
TarHJu Muslin, white and eDlors
s swlss Muslin pIlo' PLAID and striped
ls%eb Nasius Of all Kinds
Iadss lncn thread hose. plain, DO do 10 open work
10 Isle thread, plain and Open DO black Silk plain and
Ladies white do do, spun 10 DO d. embroidered and
open work DO cotton Hnao thread DO doz ihfehd 30 da
Mems do md 3, brown DO 3ani5 8.
LtdeF ltrEe szs Hose Hnd y 10 brown cotton single
thread, do On thread, DO do and thread; "a
white open work. do 90 embroidered fronts, DO brown
| open work, do 10 embroidered fonts.
GirPs white brown, slate sud black cotton Hose, No
70 u 10 white open Wors No to u DO DO embroidered
| fronts No tot.
Boy hrowo cotton hoso No to a. Dc Do DO halr Hose
s, e, 7; 10 ooiorcdsilk haf TIoso.
P,sEDomsais aoois Of all kinds, sold ms small al
vance ." ''' "''''''''O'''' P''''' JOHN WRIGHT,
Gee ~ IoN 'Alt-'OO''-'aa nil DABSsT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31
TOILET RE0UIsITEs.

=
'Itit Hdn-r respectfully r4Ics'- the attention Of
Ladies dun 6cnruen O. on" oi rhe extensive a.
sentiments OF Prr'uucry SC ever offered iu this city al
such pie Is c4nnJttdil To- please. Consisting Of
SCENTED WATERS.
Genuine Tsuua CUJzns
French aUI American DO
FLORIDA. - guIcTi and Rose Wgicr8
Touriuo Musk
tIfIact OF musk
1pUcCauuc Extract
Ic Bouquet uu Eois, by Lubin
ESsLNCEs FOR TUE HANDKERCHIEF
Extract - y uustl laatuiu, Violet, Rose Pa'rruuIi
neryi"nne' li.uque caroline, lleuOihrOpc, Suasc
BOhquet GCs Pros
FOR CLEANING THE SKIN AND SOFTEN'SG TUE
COMPLEXION
Pearl Powders, vegetable Rouge, Ninagrc Of Rouge
Blanc Noigc, 'uT BaEc 10 P,rIc
Glenn Rruau klydD,. Cream u Almonds
MiohauHs fTeCse Na-h
Toi.et or Nurser, PoVder, Rose Lip savo
PuTPowIc Ter and Boxes
FOR THE HAIR.
Indian Hair OIL anil Dys
Bcars OIL Antique, ui various oIors
Row andls Genuine aud initiated HacassarOn
FfouGl. POmifuu. Boz graI' variety
Beet Marrow w. pots Bgar- Grsr-o, In pots
FOR THE TEETH.
G.onu's Aromatic Too'A Pastc aud Powder
Cream observation-disclosures
Eiuu Fumguu
TresUT tc lt HouGho
SHAVING CREAM.
M0upcIhB Cream N Bitter Almond
AmbrU-iil Cream
Gu-rltn cream 81 poHiuc d'Aubroise
T.. = Pfcr-shaVng Powder, "a delightful article
~ different kinds of soaps
BRUSHES.
Hair Tooth, Nail andCloih
COMBS.
TgffpiHe Shell HuH Iu. Twist, Horn. Dressing Ar
With azreat variety " Frcuch anil English Fancy GOO d.
many gf which ,tuust ur found elsewhere in The civ
which Willbc SOLD 90 The most reasonable terns.
T.. DUUAIN,
~Huuru above fItT fIfrtH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31

VfRciNIAl-MI ulee hohien In the Clerks Oflcc OF
the 'hreuh superior Count of law aad ChaneeTy, of
he County Of ienTcs and Guy OF Richmond che chad
cer -i-, the lab dsy oi Iuue, lSil1amcs W Gresham
gan Waller, dcns
The defendants, oetpsrl Winnie and Jas n llp,comh
"o Ning entered THEFT catenVc aud given
ecchg To the act =" assembly and the rul o Tits
ai appearing hN satisfactory rNtCuce, thai they
hahhan's OF u'l- C"nmonW cath; u 10 ordCfc that the
ssd defendants 10 appear here. the Rules be h'i
hc NJ NonLy n september neat Rnd answer the hin
the plaintiff; AMI that copy ofthis ntdcT he fatth la.
eeHei In son' newspaper published IA the CITY vi Ech.
iund. for wu months and uste Al the front
door Sf the Capit"l In the said civ.
Acopy-lsstc,
je S-Ngw MN q SAUNA q T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31
ie s-vo~ copy '''''' wM SANDS. e G
ILiRGINIA.-NR nlr. i,lI.., -. -- .-I--------

VisGiNIA.-h Rules, holden In the GIosk.s uG, q
OF ne circuit srprrur Court OF Law aud Ch,necty
gt the County OF hcuIicO AID city Of Richnnu on ib-
nancSTy s,ds, thc 7h day OF Iua~, lSil The President
D'' 'n'. sa tonrluy oi the BuS OF Virginia ani las
nuhin" hentN w Mpucutc, aud ThnS W McCancc, Ner
ShAn's AMI Fhincrs utran", under the rn ant sIys u
bun"p Moncmc 70, pl~u"tt,; against SauTI 4 Thans
andOihCr, dcitS ~
Aho deicnini above names, having entered his ar
p'1laier am rNns security accoI lug the Act of "A
schny ind the Ru' OF ths COut. an IL ap,,,,iny by
ss.-tioy rNbrnce that he 10 inhsbiiant NJ thi
,'lAD'Ncsuh u - ordered, Ihsi the said deirndau' d
appear here at the Rules be hcd ou tho a. NopTs, m
S"remhet ue'i mi answerthc br OF tho plaintiff; ami
it copy al ms order Lc forthwith inserted IN ,urc
newspaper published tn the Guy OF Rrhm. A. Tor tN,
months successfully aud POSTED the tTont do OF Inc
Capitol, Ia the sail Guy. - "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31
NIIn0INIA-Mn nlr.. MADDEN M nm. .l.,l,. ma.

NiR.INtA-h Rulrs holden IN she CIcIks once
OF the Circuit Superior Cont ct Law amt Cranc rty
ior the County OF Hearted and tho City 81 Richuon Oh
The thAncciN shio "3i lay of NAV, ISII- ID
NalS' platinum AGAINST WIN. Scldcn, John paTkhllL auh
another, det'ndants.-iR CAaacern ~
The defendants named, having catered their
sppchancc AMI given security according the Act oI
A.semoy anihc hnes Of this COAT aud sppr ,flug by
shctpry cNd'nrc that they are not inhabitants IN ~
20 nin1nw"ath' u surcrrd that the sad icfruuant ,
appear here At the Rules Ia be- holden GA the Isi Monday
"a August ncSi. ani answer tho btu the plaintiff aud
that ar'ry OF ihs orirr D., forthwith Inserted M some
new ,pspcr published Ia the Iitv Of Richmond ior Two
IN nhs snecess''sl ant posted at the ou door Of The
Capitol, In the sad Guy,
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20 My VA a. aANn. 4, 4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31

Nlh"lNi Ia Nnunway County Iourt ist Ju,y ISL
Sainu". NutL Wan Elicit and phebe his w.tr E,,tp.y
ly Ruji, snG Pleasant Bowen auf Eiz,b,f5 bIs,.ii ~
merry hHli giH against william, Euit Alars,n A Eliue.
TON dnI saty lbs wife, formerly Mary Ruid John RJI
see = Ruud Tho uas Rudi baln,y wirHo ami Rl,n,,
VILE InrmcTly Rh"s RuiL, Grci e Rtrharison mi
Nincr h'. vii" formerly Nancy Rubl aud the chi men
81 jane. Rul, dcci, whose uaucs are IN ana ib
said W ,'u Eutt AMI Aisusnn Ellington, as aIuni.t.n
'"isnf IONA kudd dCc'i, l-ns-IH ChlnceTy.
ME iay came ihr p'luus, D., t'etr . sol AMI Il cd
lei' on against the defendants, on tncir tnorn II l
P'aS u" Tue satisfaction nt the court that the cfrud
aus John kadi, Jesse Rudi, thomas Ru,ii Dabn.y
ngo aud fhr1r hts wife, GuCf & Ri,aris, N an sucy
iIH VI e" Nui nc chlircu ~ James RudL irc'L aic u1i
h'ouaUts oI This safe: IS ordered that they app.a
,,'c on ihr mt faY Il the next ucob, term Of this
our anl answer tue said bull ana that cory uI ~. order
us 'orihW Inserted for two months sIcceSsiycly In
'ut "c",p'peI pa dshod Ia The GiS of Rchmun,l aud
pvse al the iTut door nf The CyuThuuss OF NM rotnty
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