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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20
J. AILwoRTu, Deputy
For Tho. Il IoyueEI. A

% a. u
rKules, tsken inthe Clerks omce OF The Circuit supr
"a rior Court Of Law and chsncery OF Prince Edward
Die, adm'or, whIh VIII annexed 81 C6aries woossoS
Seeeasel painr against John Price, William n Price
Robert venabls, decd Defendants " '''AO''' 'Aor OF
The Defendant John F. Price, having entered his
General Assembly and the OF his Court and il a"
bearing that he u not an inhahant Of this STATE on The
aforesaid aud accordingly ordered that Inc said de fend
h soha r. Free do appear al the Clerk once OF said
cou az rules 10 De holden on the first Monday in ApT
next and answer TIC plaintiffs bill; and that copy OF his
& pe IN some one ofthe public
sHeeeSsvely and also posted at the front do1 Of the
Court House Of his county.
,.,s Acopy. Tcse,
de ls-w9w Il. }. wORsHAM, G. c.
Rules, taken the Clerk's Ufice Of the CcuIf -u
II peitDr Court OF Law and Chancery OF Prince EdTd
county the 7lh day of December 1870 Ale KsnJsr m WA
nAl cGor Of Edmond Loekeu, deceased PLAINTIFF aEpnsi
AHen Philip Adams, Richard Rocker John Watson -.
M w beT.eey GhaPpsl Love aud Mary
The defendants James Ewing Philip Adams and John
~ watson not hiving entered their appearance and given
security, according the OF the General Assegb,S ma
inhabitants OF this on the moiof OF The pSin, s
counsel Is entered At rules Aforesaid anJ scrordgy
ordered, that the said defendants James Ewing Pb,Ig
ams and John A Watson, appear at the Clerks on
zee Of said Court rules be holden ON inc arst Mon
Jay 10 Anrl next aud answer the planning bin; and ,hst
copy Of ms order be forthwith inserted In some one Of
me puOho newspapers printed Ia the CITY Of Richmond
2r ~S pons sessyey aud also posted frori
$50 Copy. IcHe,
ue lS-"'w B. J. WoRsHAM, G. G.
IN Chesterfield County Court December a. lsin.Ti,c
4 mas beieher WIN Belcher. Daniel BeIcher and Ar.
Sn1aI and Nancy his wife, pitts against Thomas
OF Robert Beleher, deed, dels tx CnAsosRY.
rms day came the plaintiffs and hled their hin AMI ia.
defendants, Thomas Walsh anI Martha h,s wife ~, 49,
ng entered their appearance and SVEN security scenrng
TO TIE act OF assembly and the rules OF this Court and
appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that they IRE moi mia
u hiaol ths commonwealth: On the motion III Inc main.
. by counsel ordered, that The sad defendants do az.
pear mere on the first DAY Of March fcrm and answer
he h OF the pIaniins and give security for uerfnipp
oueI as the court may make IN the premises: and
hal copy o. this order he forthwith inserted in sons
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond Tor tSo
months successfully and posted at the front door 10
Courthouse pf ulis County 800 1919 " 'N'
copy. Tcsic,
de is ~sw COLIN ". FARMER d. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20
fci-wow' 81 ~ W ~, ~ = Y.

v ~ tNtAt- LdHed.itr County Court, Mon dav
~, ~ yannary isii-Wuliam a. kiIk and Eiz ,betn
NC VITO was Ehzibeth Ny ers. complainants against
AMANDA Myers Pleasant Myeis and William Myers de
MS day came the complainants by their counsel and
me- .eir o against the dcien ants; the said dcIcnd
@ having entered their appe gwen sec ur
according 10 tue act OF Assembly the rules OF th,
.ouI an appearing, by satisfactory evidence thai thew
"vt naotAnls OF this country: Il II ordered thar M,
IpeIcnuans do appear here the third Monday In
lnen, and answer I'll" hl OF the plaintiffs. anJthst
CoPy o. ths order be forthwith inserted M. s.
per in the City OF Richmond for Two ,nonIh sue
OF this county. Cnpy reste $50 N'' "Vusc
fc5-w9w't RIO n DuS.,y,y A. =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20
RoifE ELpRrpGE. &C.

rowhaian County Court January The 4tb IsiI-I,6o
uooI.' u; Admr OF WIN Archer, deed pitC ar,jnsi
'>'N'' "'"S IN thAS
~ hls DAY came the plaintiff by his attorney and fled his
~ ah.t me defendants, (havng for It's object To- aaeh
ne OF INC defendant John Moseey in the slave
Su oy ms mother the defendant Rebecca MoSeleY Tor
ne ahu 70 nave the same decree be sold viii
e ,eSeIsilnary Interest Of te said Iohn Mosrey i'm A
OF and ih's county, held 10y his mother for Mes Tor
so ,S ~ bond 70 the niestae Of paint
% ~ Jay OF June le2D aud, heTeupon, procc IS IL
n.,e ana answer the said b and appearing to the sails
Iicuon OF The Court that the Defendant John n Nosce l.
hot an inhahuan Of this Commonwealth: IL il tbcTsfyc
ordered tnat he 40 appear here answer the sd mi
on OF before the hrsI Monday in pril next and i've
v IoI performing such decree the Court NAV make
heIeln anu that copy OF this order be forthwith
Ia some newspaper published the CITY OF RIehmond
su Tor p months successfully, aud thai anoth
county. A copy Tests " ''ou'e o' inns
jal9-w9W wN D,NCp =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20

RULES held In the Once the Gers OF The CTc1I,
Superior Court Of law and Chance cry the county
OF Mddcsex the first Monday February 1871: Tho,
Memcomb, complainant against Aon Allen and samuel
Bacon, partners carrying business under the name
AMI style OF Allen Bacon. aud the sad Ason Allen ami
samnelW Bacon individually, snd joel Cily, BENJAMIN
Msulicou aud Leonard Perry ,dcfls-fn ChaHcsrg
Tue defendants, Anstoh Alien and samuel w Raeon.
ABOVE named not having entered their and
sen security, according to the OF Assembly aud the
Lulcso ihis Court, aud appearing by satisfactory evI.
they are not Of this ath
ordered that the said defendants 10 appear hero on
W. hrst day oithe next ofthe Circuit superior Count
anh Chaneery to be held for the said county MIDI
and enter their appearance the suit give
security or performing the decree; and thai copy oflhs
order De forhwth inserted In some ncwsp.rer p1busbcd
"a the Guy OF Richmond forSo months stIcc ana
another copy thereof be posted front door OF Inc
Court House ofihs county, Acony TO-. " "'
r., a.. GEO. X. HEALY,C q = G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20

Applications may be made personally b. letter, (pos.
paid TO the subscriber, Agent for the Company Rich
Lnond who will furnish all Information 10
dcsrors Of aving themselves OF the advantages which
this Institution offers FOR providing AGAINST those changes
% which al subject, from the eTaniy OF life and the
procafilusness Of business BY the payment Of small
SUN, which most men spare Comfortable support
nay, by THIS means be secured 10 ther families.
ia2A Arn
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DR.. NILES
COMPOUND EXTRACr nE TOM. mn

HAhai', JphNslON a LNEIL,
4. 10 Agents for tho PIoprietoE
"' ~ J. Mchidoe's Cd Stand. Richmond. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20

|fOH RENT, The House and lot a pfesent occupied
lately.
Jas r. PARRISH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20

THE subscriber eceivng keeps constantly onhand
l. atwholesale and reail and at the lowest prices,
Plain and japan Tin Ware Of every description.
Also, variety Of stoves, de burning either
wood orc o al.
Stove Pipes, and every Other article his line made
order At the shortest noiice.
sc NJ TITUS c RICE !
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-26

The Tariff. The revenue bill brought into the
House by Mr.. Fillmore proposes to increase the
duiy OF all goods that puy lees duty than twenty
per cent. Free goods with few exceptions, are
also to pay an ad raiorem OF 90 per cent.-.Alds.
The largest items in the list Of free goods are
Sks and ,rints, and upon the consumers of these
articles, which have long been exempt from taxa
ton, will it fall 10 make up the revenue heretofore
received from the public lands But to Ihisprop-
osition,-and TO the distribution OF the proceeds
of the lands, 81 locofocoism nerposes every obstu-
cle Let the people remember those politicians
who would deny TO Vermont aud The rest of the
states their rights, for The benefit of the silk stock
ing wine bibbers, They should be dubbed cham-
pagne democrats.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-26

will thus be that Messrs Paine md Williams alternate
" received plurality, hut neither of hom majority. This be-
ing the result convention unanimously agreed upon
mttec without giving instructions, who well known to be,
individually Col Paine and for Judge Williams. 1t
then cuousy absurd contend that 6Oh Of the commit
tee should huvo voted for Mr. Williams. With equal proprey
could il he rnod that both should have voted for Col Paine
Thus much for this important and now for the other
in Bennington county. There ground for DISTINGUISHING
Bennington Of because she represented by but
doegute certainly for doing that than there would have
been giving other county than its proportion, be-
cause happened be fully represented But will
yield vote aud change the in Washington county
Paine WlHms-and then have the satisfaction oil
informing the Voice that the final result Oud hare been ne nom
Of Col Paine BY majority Instead Of To explain we
only say that of the committee who voted or Judge
Coamer instructed fo Col Paine In tho eon'
gency Of the nomination lying between him and MI Williams
Thus this wonder working explained Let II DC mere Cd
the Voice" abom hard to show that Col r. did
not receive majority a the first ballot in COMMITTEES"
and thence argues the Colonel should not DO supported
unanimous nomination which he ultimately
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-26
MONDAY, July IL

"oNDAf, Suty i~'
Senaie.-Mr. Tnllmndge presented petition for
a General Bankrupt Lnw from citizens 6 the
State Of Missouri. Mr.. II. said he hoped this
subject would he acied on ut lhi, session, as
relief measure, and that il wonld be dvested of
all party considerations. He alluded TO a state
keep back this measure for political capilaI, but
he knew this was not So
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-26

Foreign Ns,ps. The Caledonia has Arrived at
Boston in ID days from Liverpool. There is lit
tie news. The result of the election in England
is doubtful. No intelligence from China There
was an instruction in Syria the last of May, and
some fighting bad occurred between the Cand-
otesNpd Turks in which tho latter were defeated.
Not word of the Steamer President the last
vestige of hope must be given up.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-26

NJ-Pensioners residing in the Counties of
Windham, Windsor, Orange, Caledonia, Wash
ington, Lamoille Orleans, and Essex, will hereaf-
ter he paid at the Bank of Montpelier, hy Thom-
ms Reed, Pension Agent Papers published in
these Counties, will confer favor on The old sol
diers, by giving this notice one insertion
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-26

Current. Mrs. Gibbs notes. locofocos take
them without wincing. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs were
in this village last week, and the lady gave three
concerts, TO the hearty acceptance of the uudien-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-26

Erecniire Appointment Gov. Jenison has an.
pointed A. w. kcnney State Librarian, in place of
A. ID Arms, resigned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-26

sORGANIZEl ORGANIZE l"-.Norih Star.
Whigs-we say ditto to that.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24
WHY CONDEMN BEFORE A TRIAL?

For twelve long years the ruling powers of this
country engaged in ''tinkerlng the currency"
and warning upon the people, at the same time
promising good things and better times. The pco-
pie tried them till their patience exhausted and
then hurled them from power and place. The
Wings promised if trusted with the Government to
use their best endeavors restore the country to
its former prosperous state so far as Government
could effect it. They succeeded, and for a few
months have been endcavoring TO mature measures
which were once emnently successful in promot-
ing the happiness and prosperity of the nation, and
such measures have every to believe
will later be put into successful operation
Yet reasonable man can expect all the benef.
ciaI results in day. Time must be had. They
cannot expect TO build up in moment national
prosperity from the ruins Of twelve years. But
give them time, and it will be done. But they are
opposed by slave interest, English interest and
northern locofocoism combin ed, else speedily
would the work be done. The old leaders of the
locoloco party striving TO defeat the will of the
people, and ralying all their powers against
the Government But will candid men once their
friends, listen to their cry? Is it not wisdom to let
the Wings carry out their measures and if they
will rot work we'll. 1t is democracy most certainly.
the Wings, without a trial2 Why vote against
them, without first stopping to know their meas.
ures by their fruits?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24

Could this logic lead captive any man ordo.
gacity? No, sirs! nor will yours Oor St
Interest requires Protection against the No pplOs
Laws of Great Britain and other coun,,iaa, s'N0R
out it we should be driven off the ocean IN m'A'
ing 81 Mechanical q Manufacturing inters.,.
requrewhat has been yielded to our coumo,o' WI!
out question. Why should they NOT h. WIN
Let them alone,' say you-Take British n,
&c. &c. without duty, while England ,,~
200 per cont on our Wheat, $50 on Rice IN"
Beef and Pork, more on Hams, 100 on Frn, W. W.
on our Timber, and 500 on our Tobacco, WI. wv
let her burn our cities and capture our yesso,, u"
sisted, if she happen to take fancy tim, %
Isn't war absurd, great evil, and 'congepja ~
dark ages?' TO be sure.
10. "The liberal principles ofthe present ,..n
Ah gentlemen, what pity ;hat "ine words bs.'
no parsnips" any more than they have dono u'
thousand years! Where as it that these ola.
principles" GU talk OF are in operation in M,
vor? Where is the nation which takes on,
ducts, when, with % per cent duty, the co,.
ponding articles could be produced upon our om'
soil? Give us facts to bacH up your string Of 49,.
tons. Every body talks to us in favor Of +.
Trade, hui how do they act' We ofthe pro,oc,"
faith ask only RECIPRocITY; what manly ko..
will be satisfied with less? We will take IN, l.,
tons from Birmingham, our knives from sheEsu
# we may pay for them with the flour Of Geuo,,.'
and the timber of Cham plain; 0 Their wise, not NJ.
is no object in his devotion to Free Trade 4. -
forget the benefits of Fair Trade? Enough for ,n,
occasion. But bear it in mind, Farmers, Mech,o-
les and Work ing men that the Tory partv r
ally have distinctly, del iberately, and to the nj.
most repudiated and secuted the Protection Of A.
merlcan industry, by countervaiIng duties from
the unjust and blighting policy of Foreign M.
tons,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24

tax gatherer after our gold g. silver to pay upVan
Buren's Debts or to support Government-ior now
a large part Of the money raised by the heVe"ue
bill comes from Injuries which vermont uoes ho.
consume, hut of direct tax we should DC co"Pe'
ed TO share equal part.
But we have no defence to make of this tax. IL
belongs to the locofocos, for it never would nave
passed even the House but for the movement they
made with the sole view OF bringing odlum on TIE
Wings, and it could only be tolerated one year
rather than run the Government ID dept sun iu'-
ther-sufer (rontier and cties 10 DC 'hV"aeu ny
foreign foe-and to avoid direct taxation after the
manner of the design Of the locolocos. 1t Is an I'm
putation upon the intelligence of tho people to
charge this upon the Wings IN Wow of the circum
stances-it ia dishonest in tho locos-and deserves
tho censure of a II men oftruth and honesty Inc
bill is on the table of the Senate and the wings
there may strike out tn is locofoco feature
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24
MCLEOD CASE AND IT. BENTON

The Star has circulated pretty freely Tom Ben
tons Speech, made up of falsehoods and garbod
extracts, for effect upon the ignorant, who NAV M,
see through his design to humbug them For three
years this rotten demagogue sat still in the Senate
and uttered not word about the Caroline sf,i,
while Van Buren, and his party let it sleep, and
crouched like whipped puppy to the British L.
on, and would have done so forever had thew
remained in power. Benton now takes hold ofit
with new born but hypocriticaI zea-uot that he
cares farthing about the insult TO the nation, bu,
TO SANDER and abuse others. The Star editors and
Benton would raise their caps and shout aloud il
Mcleod should be set free without trial.
Benton's speech is all locofoco CANNON For
aohite the Wigs are holding on to Mcleod and arr
determined to giDe him n fair trial, and the British
are threatening ,oar because they toiN not gc, hin
up, and are preparing TO defend the COanhSA
loeefocos are accusing them Of Extravaganza in 81
doing, and thereby trying to defeat them in Their OBJ
ject, and playing into the hands Of the British =
Contemplate Hypocracy!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24

pied embarrassment in time of peace, empted the
treasury begun national debts that we should IN
fact continue the experiments aOhich haze failed an
your hands, and yet be blamed, and 6y you zoo Tor
NOT making tho times better in twinkling. Moth
ing can more strongly evince the contempt which
iocofoco editors and writers have for the intelll
gence ofthe people, than the besowal OF censure
on theWhigs for not improving the business ofthe
country before single one Of their proposed meas
urcs of reiief has been carried into oqerationBur
Iinrton Free Press
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24
CHARLES PAINE q ABOLITION.

In Col. Pane's letter Of July 80, TO aboltionists
of Burlington, the following principles avowed,
which, he says, he has for long time entertained
and expressed.
|. Adherence of Slavery in all its forms q under
ali circumstances.
2. Abolition of slavery in the District Of Colum.
bia and the Territories.
3 The approval of the law giving fugitive
slaves the right of trial by jury.
These principles such as are embodied in the
Constitutions O fthe nti.Slavery Societies of New
England, and cover the whole ground which 99out
of 90 of the aboitionists maintain. They are tho
same which the wing party in the Vermont Legis
lature for years have assorted, and which held
as correc by the mass of the Wing party in the
Siate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24
I,OcOFOCO CONSISTENCY

The Locofoco papers all crying out-"You
Wings promised 10 give better times soon as
you got into power. Now why don't you do it'''
The answer is ready. Ifyou expect us to relieve
business, why do you not let us adopt the reas-
ures we propose? WHY oppose every thing we
do? If indeed mere change Of men soitnOut a
change Of measures, could bring relief then there
must have been abominabIe set of men in and
there is every why they should not be put in
again. You oppose the extra session Of Congress,
and oppose every thing done to alter your system
Of policy You insist on our continuing that poll
cy; though you admit something is wrong. Now
we ask is it reasonable to require to follow in
your track, keep in your officers, continue poll.
cy which has placed us in condition of unexam-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24
SVooabnry's Recommendation
oTa aax ora Tea aEGl Coffee.

In Levi Woodbury's Report to the Senate, Jan.
IS, I84I, is tho following recommendation OF tax
on tea and Coffee, which doubtless spoke Van Bu-
ren's sentiments:
"Suppose then, there should be selected from
the Fl ee articles those which may BIO regarded most
as luxuries though not in every respect belonging
exclusively to that class: such are TEA, COFFEE
and silks: should we then add to them others con
Hcting with similar, American Productions such as
worsteds, linens, &c and the aggregate, doducting
the amount re exported would be 500, 026,44 A
duty of 20 per cent on those after paying the ex-
penses of collecting, would yield about the same
amount Of five millions. This seems to contain
the gene al data tor the most eligible and unexcep-
tonable"
Let the locoEocos chew this cud, and swallow it,,
if they please, for it came from their own party a.
bout six months ago.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24

up and the amendments of the Senate were con
rnrred in without much discussion.
The bill TO extend the time for locating LANDS un
der the military warrants of the soldiers OF inc VIZ
GINA line was passed; and then the bankrupt D'',
UNA resumed. Mcssrs Milton Brown Of Tenn. and
Hunt of N Y, spoke in lis support, and Mr. rope
of Kentucky against it. The debate was closed
for the day by an able argument from M Allen OF
Maine who advocated the passage OF the bill WIN
great earnestness and enthusiasm.
August ID, 1S4l.
The Sub Treasury is extinct. The bill Tor It's
repeal was signed yesterday, as was stated to the
Senate this morning by the Presidents Secretary
The Land Bill was not taken up. The b'Ii 10
extend the time for locating lands in Ohio under
Virginia Military warrants, passed, as ola also d
resolution declaring that it is expedient to make
some appropriations for the Post Office Depart
mont.
The doings of Congress on Monday are noticed
in an article under the head Of "from Washington.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24
RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND

1t is intimased that our foreign relations as
Stunning rather critical aspect-but nothing has
yet been made public AT any rate it has been
deemed expedient to put the country in a state of
defence, and liberal appropriations have been
made for Notifications, steam vessels, &c. The
conduct of the Iocofoeos is characteristic, andMr
Clay told them in the Senate, it reminded him of
the opposition of the ultra fadorasts in the last
in Interpreting obstacles to the prosecution of tho
war when he and the Republicans striving to
humble the British lion. For years they have
wasted the public money for corrupt purposes--lel
the Navy and Qualifications ro,-while England
has built her dozens of War vessels--and now the
administration seem determined to defend tho coun
try, the locos turn about and cry extravaganza.
We hope they will not join England, should there
ha NNar