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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-29
Fire!

As il should, the fact that the wings are bringing
foreign wool, which under their Tariff is imported
duty free, into our State TO manufacture, has SET
the country on fire! The utmost Indignation on
all hands, is manifested. The farmers have now
two years growth on hand, which they cannot sell
for less than 30 cents per pound while those who
are pretending to seek their protection are with
their Infamous wing Tariff, importing and manu-
featuring foreign wool which they buy cleanscd
for 26 cents per pound!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-29
Tall !!

The New York Courier and Enquirer, the
leading Clay paper, said a short time since thai,
ct the people would not be satisfied till justice uas
done Hurry Of The Vest"
The wings Of Louisiana went into the late con.
test with :" justice to Harry of the Wes,,'as their
motto, and the result is "usiicc" to that individ-
loss Of the Governor, both branches Of
the Legislature, probably Congressman and a
u. States Senator.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-29
Thcln's nm,

Three cheers for IIampden Cui,s--he defeated
Geological Survey Bil-the Listing Law-lhe
Poor Mans Relief Bill-and the importation Of
foreign wool into Vermont.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-29
You

Who ale in favor Of The importation Of foreign
wool into Vernon, while your own lies on your
hands, at dead loss, will vote FOR Charles Prine
M The 9Th Of Scp'cnher
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-29

Among the candidates for the Iowa Legislature
is thomas Rogers, esq, formerly of Keesye N. Y.
and neal descendant of John Rogers who was
burnt at the stake in Smi,hfielj Eng Concord
Freeman.
Mr. Freeman,do You remember that story abou
Jonahs swallowing whale?
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-29
80 Ton!

We arc informed that the same manufacturing
company at Quechec Village, tina, imported tho
$4,000 lbs. Of foreign wool into our State last
week. have purchased 80 TONS Of tho same
" home" article which will all be along in a few
DAYS.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-29
MORE DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES.

A special election was held in the city of De-
troit (Mich,) on the 18th instant, for Justices OF
Peace, which resulted in the success Of the demo-
cratic candidates. by over 300 majority, The Free
Press states that the " hard cidelnes" used greu,
exerons to carry the city and trumpet forth the
victory as the result Of Ex-Presidcnl Van Buren,.
visit to Detroit, but, :" could not come it,"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-29
Pit 'um through.

Three cheers Tor John Porter, the Poor Mans
Relief Fill and the Listing Law
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-29
State Senatorial Ticket,

LYMAN RAYMOND,
MERRICK GAY, Ip;,Jsor co
Charles EDMUNps,
JOHN Z. SKINNER,
CALVIN BLoDGETr,2
ROYAL HATCH, Orange Co.
Japan STEVENS,
THOMAS II. PALMER,
john BUCKMAsTER, Rutlund co.
SMITH SHERMAN,
Henry ADAMS,
HOMER f. IluBDELL, Franklin 90.
WILLIAM GREEN,
DAVID A. SMALLEY,( cliuo,J,, no
RANSOM JONES,
T Moo.r n'aI sss4agl. wa'Ai"s'o" Co
PHILIP c. TUCKER, a,,;. r.,
SOLOMON w. JEwErr. D''''" o''
WARNER BINGHAM, Essen Co,
iGns W SHELDON, Bennington Co.
ELEAzEn ALBEE, }
SAMUEL RoOT, : Windham Co,
WILLIAM II. lIoDGEs,)
p pasnl. r. VA4 AIKEN, '"' Caledonia Co.
0. w BUTLER, LamoiHe Co.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-29
Matrder!

Of the interests of Farmers of Vermont!
We regard the importation of the foreign wool
which we noticed as having passed through this
place last week, to the manufacturing establish
ment at Quechee Village as deliberate murder
committed upon the farmers Of this State!
Remember,
That this wool was purchased in N. Y. CLEANS
ED, aud ready for use, at an average of
90 CENTS PER POUND!
and is as good as the wool our farmers raised, and
sold under the Administrations Of Gen, Jackson and
Mr. Van Buren, for 40, so and 60 cents per pound
REMEMBER, THAT If
Our manufactures lose twenty-five per cent on
their wool by the process of cleansng;and they
can buy foreign wool after is cleansed for twenty
six cents per pound, they can afford to pay our
tanners at the same rate only about
90 CENTS PER POUND!
for their wool, uncleansed, as it is usually sold!
Remember,
The factory for which this wool is intended is
owned, principally, by
~Consul Jarvis and Hamp-
den Cults!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-29

And that the head-man oflhis establishment, is the
same +. X. NICHOLS who figured us one Of
the Secretaries of Consul Jarvis Tariff conven-
ton held in this village last winter Its
Will the farmers of Vermont now open their
eyes to the game the Wing TariflI,es are playing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE.
DEPOT OF FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.

THE nderslEned have opened the store in Fourecnth
Street. opposite the Exchange Hotel with the view OF
furnishing the ezens OF Richmond aud vicinity with first
rate articles IN the way OF Ready Made G1rmcnts ~
such as have not heretofore been offered in this maI
From the advantages possessed IN connection with
Of ;he hrs; concerns in New YORK they have hopes o
ehetirs share oi patronage, which the and quality
Of thor goods caauui fail 10 command
Reference could be lruiscd 10 the citizens Who
hive 'rnrcd thc establishments, 2g9 nruswey.
Hotel New YORK, With thcir orders, who VIII In uCrc
lcev, their measures with w.cl wtl he forwarded
win dspaich =, AMI h insured Samples Of the materials
most 40 vogue At the NORTH will be S,pi hand,
which selections can he rnase by al who would prefer
garments made 10 ORDER
an extensive ssounieni of Garments, or 81 rns and
summer wear, are Clcr-l to- inspecon neuJos rnnta
Cns, ROW French acd Euchfh knsie CaSs,s res tam
brOouS D. inss, MeVnccs Bomhasinrs. &c IN VdTinas
s"w Syes Particular Htturon has been erected this
department with the object OF Offering axsotnelt u
Fants, which! from IN -ir sopcr;nr stNc ar iush
clc The ssms cc applies Nesss. whieh have
given 81 urer Slis,s1n Tho usual ussortmC.i will DC
kr9t ur, incui.n. Cha'.cys, Eirscics, Eich silks an
cams. pisin 40
D'css'ui Fiocs, r.iF -rio Frcn'h sci Ens'sh Cushs
N vsrtoOs ctlois Alsp NetiRncs c.nbIlnes, Lna1 4j
i;pghsirs
w;h superior assc,,acr, Of Fancy GJcss Articles, in
cidiug the i4csi siJlt G; sax, SSLn anj Nohsir Srf
and tlavaiS. Crsva SUl-u@fs Sock Si-prnIrrt six
aud Linen i,Jkt SHht. C.rars ctvt', un!oivc.is suj
Drawers, ll0si y, Uiab. eiiss, Canes DC.
apt STAkR = 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26

StUPERIOR - the HygcIn, Brlndrcihis Evans, 10.
- inpii thi Muchless (prccJ ssuaivp latan purrr.
I've ordny other Pills Of Compound before public as
,'thel 70 ~ Physicians and others Let none condemn
them untlihey have tined then We are CERTAIN
they will not
u % now settled point with al who have used the We.
rrttbe PERSIAN PILLS that they are pre.etninenty rho
nesi and iDos eflcpcous FAMILY MEDICINE that las
80 been usedin America n every iauy couIl becoma
acquainted with their Sovereign power over si.scaeo they
N'hn Keep Them anihc prepared with sue REMEDY
' Apply On TIE first appearance Of disease and fben now
ihgl ahuess would Dee avoided and money saved se well
as thc yves ~ thousands WHO hurried out ,r lime Lv
"--etuP usctsc 20 A trst stages, by no, being IN
30 session oi remedy which they ran PLACE ta1sne~e
pph o. que 90 each box pfice ca cents T5r sale al
Richmond, 10y e. sTtytsSs a., NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26

ON, and aier. the h March. our Passage boats will
~ leave Hehmoad ai6,r NJ, aud l., hbufx at =, NJ,
NSadays Medeesisys. and rrid.ys anl srsve at seos
following night.
fasseoeenso Charlotte svile and stanton win lnd this
the most comfortable aud cheapest Iouc, little
OF ousincss-giinc as by Rail Road
Passengers leaving Richmond al 6. II. NJ will reach
sceisVe 10 dnncr next day, and by our
Stages, at g. PM.
staunton passengers WILL 10y stages, reach Brooks
vile Ns NJ, and leave next morning At O'clock Nnl
rive In Saunton at lOA Nj, connecting With the Stage
Routes stanton.
The daY Dcsts will leave Richmond aud Lynehhurs at
; 81, TucscAys rhuTsdayS, and Saturdays and arrive
day.
The Ca,ersvlc Stages, ty Cumberland G. IT, to Fsr,n-
vile. viii icavc carrrsyiie the arrival OF the day Boat
nom Rchmo Il. aud coming down, will connect with the
n.ht Boat a. q. Z. NJ, noun iynchburg 10 Richmond.
kr1- Fare I, Lynchhurs 50.
nh ~ BoYn. EDNoSp a. DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26
no MOTHERS

hESSRS. +. CHASE observation-disclosures much
IVA said ABOUT The extraordinary effects az the Rcsur, &C.
ION or Persian Pills upon those about 10 become mothers,
uiucedtn make trial ofthcu Ms wife was al Thai
time ihe mother OF children, ami had suffered the
d'ds aud o1crucang pans during and after
iuen % each She haitrcd ever and muci
medicine bal found tle relief. she commence "a.
kng ne Persian Pills about months before her confne-
mont thcT health Tag very poor about tins length Of lime
pevous and soon aer enabled by their attend
t the cares Vt mother 60 her family until her coufne.
ment Al The time she commence taking the Persian
Pills. and iof several weeks previous. she afflicted with
dry hard cough and frequent severe crlmps which the
~ Of the Ps entirely removed before using llf box
s with great confidence that advice all those about
g. become mothers, 10 make Of the Persian Pills All
those Thar have nken them m ncghbornOod have GOT
along ~ ie sam" easy manner and about the house
n few days There does not appear be hall the DAT
ger OF other tt ihes seing IN alter fnetuent ere
hese Fiis are iakcn We untey say LET none NEGLECT
'Akns lhe Or they are Ia the reach Of the poor vel
as the rich We are truly thankful that there IL RENE In
which females easily procure which lids AIR tblc
zen the world Of suffering, which many them have 10
bear, and perhaps save tue lives OF thousands which other
wise would bc lust :. ROBERTS
. a. .. ROBERTS.
For sale by a. G. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26
JIeNV DAYID,s OI mf,nHIo ,V D., II. :. ;,

X.
'l'HE pccuhanhes OF tbs chemical compound are o,sI'
90 BIS eStrornary effects 10 On the annual 6i,, m
ucrVef Ngamcnfs sol muscles fa virtues being Carried w
ness i ' "'iA
However good any internal remedy may be- i. ss an
th'ihi tpucaulut viii prove powerful AUXILIARY n re-
inoVni tle dscase ami facilitating the cure boz so- Z
lneh inflammation, scuroou 1ec tom Eutif Evil Com
lnhannH0y Wi Chronic HhcumEfisn. ana in .ii &c.
Whefe aefie lfin nf wcrfncr1 exist.
gentleman travelling To the South II rur0pr ami D.,
lfiiue ln ISL heard ~ much elf Irrr ufsra M
praise of JEW DAViD'S. or HEEUEW ri ASrtp ~
% ihr Gao e cousderodl miraculous cures had nerfrn
g. fIft hc was induced fo ~ % on hs own peraso I,
lung nud trr aTecton the renoga of Witch k,d Sen i
'lcl object Of hisyi0urncy, bot which Rat rcs.ted ,
t'i Influence ~ That balmy AMI delicious cIiute Uc
''n iouui Dos health improving, and lev wesss H.
cough Jon Tim, Tho sl11wncss u his skin disappeared M
lln WaH removed and boo hrn'f became pen fuIutuv
finfi Nuoe that time Doe las been Recommending be- b.
M lncni end acquaintance for aii Fixed pains Whatever
ch AZ nfumlttn, gout. head achr. tooth ache pain m
lup rne Hpi back aus hmbs scrofii1ur humora knots
~eu White rWclur hard funiof afiT Joints aaur akea
.aue in ue breast Wcaknesz and p1in Boz hr nomarh
M u"l't lsmencaa. afociious Of tho spine. female
'o'i So No icm d. subject 90 pain or weaknea,
w we uars or side should De uuhouf b.
a., &C.,, MARRIED LADIES.
..st... H.eailona' iud uoat relief from constantly
-. "a tei,is ihc application ~ this plaster be
100 s. p, ~. hiH n.cn found a certain rrisoiy f9r
g"r- o,u.n litifo and lung aIr -tiona r m IN, 49,
"ia'- h.s 'pya inutuiaou by pfoincit,g c,,i. ~
flgtNNh. Ne pNyalciiu aiiouiIlr without F' wv
fnf pifu.ll .ftaec bills tnaf eorntr.uir. -,
nrfruuna itf boa contains nugtri.rf d. . ,"h ahN
ciauf ri1.ara Fncc bocenis por b5t w., 900 s'k ~
' ~ WV VS. \. a.. sTrVTN1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26
MARRIED LADIES,


HAVING determined Co cohtuc myself 10 zach A..
uCHa aaiu much possible, } shall ln future on, -
foot 20 my 'faufis snf the public generally II vsrg
email advance over cost shs continue 10 keop ~
nssoled silck hand, and ihst 81 the beet Boots ~
shoes for Geuemen and iedos that bo prscursd -
erHnfa
NlesA son's bcsi dress Roofs and Shoes
go oWiIauna DO DO 30
- And Other manufactures Of cheaper klHd.
Nv Me'ufle's hssi Wells and slippers
q iltFrffNrtF ~ 90 DO
Enrii1h MINERS % do
And oihrfa not nrce asary 70 cuufncrafe.
Asn gehefs alraunneni ~ travelling Trunkn Garner
nrFa sud Nahcfa
tnFe The senicn ~ 80 o may be- passing BY 90 give
uF sah rarru1fly hciurr furchaairg ciscwhoTe o.
doss vel ~ hcm 60 any niner nefchcu IN hts civ
JOHN JONES, Agent,
- Opposite the Bsuks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26
4 REMEDY FOR THRUsH-CASKER
AND NURSING SORE NIOITTH

fEIOUsANDs both young AMI old, bu; especially mother
4 aud infants, every year consigned the tomb by
Tie above Stubborn Diseases The misunderstanding sn x
notance Of nos pacteins physicians In regard this
Ease, and TIE consequent cure frou Their
prescriptions, Is subject % confsn remark among all
those who suffered from the disease OF who have
Witnessed the suncrngs OF others.
u ihereore gives Us much pleasure, 10 be able offer
10 This class OF sufferers remedy; which las
eser Jt!ed in snse instance IN the most acgraylic
cases ol is disease; where the mother and Child
have been cOveIt externally with sores over the
whole body, as gsll as internally.
Many are The cures we have witnessed performed by
those medicines, In The stages Of Thrush CaHksr
and NarIHg Sore M1hfh, even where the patient hal
been given over by number Of the talented pYsi
c'aus.
We present is compound thus confidently, because we
know i Is only 10 be tested 10 be Appreciated.
&C y ~ For sale by A. g.. STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26
NEW SCHOOL ROCK
tw REcsivxp nj nj
SMITH. DRINkER x MORRIS,

(,oopRlcu's rirs, Reader, with enSraviass
- Do Second DO do
Do Third do
d. Fonrth DO. with Rules and Instructions
ior Tutors and Pupils 10 each number
The Village Reader, csienei the Of Schools. hy
the Compers efthe Chd's Gllc. incieent kesior, &C
Lesscns Common ThnrS. for the tsc OF Schools aud
Painless On the Basis % NayOs Lessons ON Objects, c
ted Oy john Frost, With numerous wool cuts
Lectures On Rhetoric aUd nslrs Isres, chic nY from
the Lectures of ID ua 10y Abraham Mills. Nj. author
OF tue Improved e..sion OF Allison on Taste, dc.
Popular Lcctur, Eh.es Moral Obligations. COR the
Use 81 schools, bY Mari sret Mercer OF Virginia
A New Practical system ior Teaching and Learning the
French Pronunciation, lessons, Illustrated aud
supporter by examples from the best French
Pools, by cLa,lrcyt
Teacher with lirse supply OF School and Classical
hooks TOR Academies. Colleges and Coiumcn Schools
which viii bc disposet the most favorable terms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26

the United states Court FOR the Eastern District OF Viz.
sinis, Aih April. 1872:
In tho matter OF bankruptcy of
EDMUND BROWN Of the Guy Of Richmond. in the
II Eastern virginia District. The said Ednund brown
who has been dccrccd bankrupt 10y this court, having
TIED a petition prayir. his discharge u T. ordered
that notice thereof bc published In answSraper printed
the cry Of Riehmorf seventy days a. least before the
S,h lay OF July mex; when hearing Will be had the
Ssd petition at the Ciiy Hal the City oi Rchmori aud
al creditors who have proved their debts ami cthcr ner
In interest may appear Il the ssG time amt place
snd show any they have why the prayer CT the
said petitiOner should not bc sSsrtct
~ u Nitv HENRY GIBSON Cf'k
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26

Ia tho ualo states Court fcs the r.ae Dis,ret Of Nr
ginia. t6h Aptil lst2
GEORGE z SWAMI, OF tho county Of ches'ethed,
VI having hicd petition praying that he nay be De
elAred bsnsrup,; h u orered The, an claiming
10 be creditors Of the said George g. Swami shOw cause
10 the Court the i2th day OF May next Why the sad
George L. be not declared hankIup pursuant 10
the act Of Congress In thai behA and that copy Of this
order be published In the newspapers, according 10 the
32d and 2th rules Of Court
copy. Tesie,
ap4 wSw uENRy GIBSON, OK.
In the United states Court sssscru District OF Nr
Einia, April 7Jh. lst(;
ToHN NJ ALBRIGHT, Of the county OF KngS Queen,
having hed petition playing that nc may be "a cN cd a
bankrup u u ordered, that all pcTsons claiming to be
creditors ofthc said john Albright show cause 10 the
court the leh day OF May next. why tho said John
Albright be not declared bankrupt pursuant tn act ~
Congress that behalf ami that copy OF this oroI he
pubshcdn the newspapers according TO the 2ad and iih
rules OF court copy. Tcstc,
APPS Wv JOSEPH BAILEY, u C
In the United for Eastern District OF vT-
GINA April 9th, lSg2s
petition praying that he declared b1nkrupi:
~ orccIcc that all pcIsons claiming be CREDITORS oi
the aiiiionry Easey show the Count the iih
day OF May next why the said Henry EAsey be not dc
pusuantio the act OF Congress IN that
behali and that aeopy OF this order be published In the
newspapers according 10 the 22d snd 2iih rules OF court
spil wsw HENRY GIBSON. cpk-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26
February ie,h. 1912. "o' W. chRi ,%n5i C C;

NlRGINlA-h CkGneerg- At Court OF Quarterly ses-
" sion continued and held Tor Louisa County, az the
courthouse thereof, TUESDAY the 18th day al Mae
siS-J9eqnir Giilun. admr dc hons OF William Nc
'ehce, decd Mary Thompson who was Mary MeGeh. n
and Nancy McGehec. pitts against TloInpsun MeC;rbcc
Pleasant llenshaw, Addison ilrnshaw. william Iensha,s
Nntet iuwshcc aud Mary Ann Fowshec his wife MARY
McGehee, widow OF Augustine McGehee and Rober. Nc
Geheo william scGchcc, John McGehcc, James MeCo.
hec 'haTl's & Mctehcc, Elizabeth McCehee David Nc.
Cehce and George W McGehcc, deifs
The deiondauta, Pleasant uenshav, Addison uenshn,y
Robert towshec and Mary Ann his wife, ard William Hen.
shaw not having entered tEr appearance and given se.
curly according 10 law and the Rura Of this Court aud Il
appealing oc satisfaction Of tlc in
hatuans lis state: Ca notion Of The plabui by their
counsel, De- OticTed. thar thc said defendants pleasant
lleush1w Addison llenshaw. Robert ruwshce and Mary
Ann his wlic aud VIII. cnshaw, 10 appear be fore the
Iusi'es Of Our county OF Louisa county al Inc
Courthouse, on The second Monday June next ana an
swer me plaintiffs btu, and that copy this order ia
iouhwiih inserted la newspaper published I'm tb
oy of Richmond, for two months essvey and posic
ate ont dooro the Courthouse OF this county on SOME
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26
CFRTIFICATE

ceiug tlai have, by way Of experiment p..i ,t,
Hygcan and most Of The various kndsof Pills In ny rr-
uce, which lave borne the highest repufc m tic prS, ~
tmaf0n, that have been offered Tor sale n Ills rntv ~
tie last five years, Including those called tho Rosryrer
ton Persian Pills and the public NAV reet ,r.ret s
none among the whole catalogue has answered ben,
purpose, easy and eiTeciual remedy Than tbo Rom
ftrtou or feraan Pulls, in most cases Of disease
CHARLES BACRUs 81 D.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26

SIX THINKS wEEl< ny JAMES Rrvr,,
SAsnAL TO LlNcnnuRo, AND FnOM
THENCE, IN STAGES, To The W Hin ~
SULPHUR, VIA NATURAL. N fSIDs Eaxn
DrnOEIl.'s SIsnINGs '"c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26

' ''V NII' '5Iat 'llT Tlf NO EaserH DlsIIIcI NIT
-, sinia, April 2Jth, 1872.
In the matter Of Bankruptcy OF
HOhAS " DREW Of the city OF Richmond in tie
Eastern Virginia District. The said Thomas N Dew
Who has been dccreeda Bankrupt by This Court having
MED petition praying feI lis discharge; II j. ordered that
honee thereof be publ sted newspaper priue m m.
Guy Of Richmond, 20 days % least before the s y OF
july next, wien hearing will he had on the sal peon
ai City Han IN the Ciy Of Richmond and an eorg
WHO nave prov ed their fehis, and other persons n inter
est may appear al tue saiItime ana place and show caze
any they have, why the prayer Of hc said petitioner
should not be granted.
copy. Tesfe,
spA wllw HENRY GIBSON, OK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26
VERY CHEAPAND GOOD TfIA
LINZ. rTRUf-.yr =

DuRCiiAsER5aie informed that W will sell the above
Trunssa unusually low prices We are anxious %
close the lo have hand. Thcy aia very superior
tho price will bc reduced much below those have been
sclliug BURLINGTON ~ CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26

NlRclNlh;-n Charles C,iy C.nnfy Court The I'm ,l,v
OF February lStl-kobcu liol1eroG laipes ItoII.
sioii Nathaniel II any aad Clara hls WIFE wh was r,
.iohlisoh, WI burberry and Isiy lis wife. Who Va.
Way hodoroi haNd Blanks John Il. blanks, Alexander
banEs h"bert L. Blauks, John pGIsona TabLy Parsnnn
an infant, Margaret Parsons, aisp ant tho = Id i,Ib
ana Mmecret ~ John fa,fons their next Gcnd, and
tara ilodc tott nnd Mara Vaughan phf; aralot pr,,
ton nolicrol, Edward uDldcruif sr Henry IIohrron
auL EdwatdHuldcfuit Jr, dcs- Ia Cianctrg.
Tits Gay came 'hc plaintiffs by Lacy their Attorney
aud hlcd their bin IN this cause, end the iout o sssi.
John Parsons neat nteud 81 the infants (plalnus Tahby
and MaIe1rc Parsons and he required 10 prosscute
tins suii n behalf o sal Infants Aud the defcGdarfs nor
having catered tier appearance and given recuy ur
cotdmg L. the act Of Assembly aud Ito Rules III INA
o"ult and It appearing, ~ satisfactory evidence hat
mei arc out OF thus Commorwoshh II IL ordered,
mat The said -" appear here ON the lst ay al
May Count neat, aDd answer ,he oi the paiuil0. nj
that cory NJ ths order be forthwith nsrr,c nm eom,
newspaper published IN tho City Of Richmond Tor tW,
months successfully; and nnoiheT copy posted an Inc FINN
door OF the Court House OF this County. '
Couv- Tes..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26
.e2~ew ''P'-i''''' JOHN HUNTER, C

NiRGlNtA la Chesterfield county court M,t.h
lHt, lNie'-lohn Iewelen aud Harriet his wife
aud the said John L"wci administrator with ne
Wii annexed Of Theodore Fcii1 DusOTst, deed tltfs
against RChccca Jones. Samuel Jones Henri n ION.
JAM Bo1cy aut Elizabeth j. I,ics, detrI Chaac,y
IDS day came Tue plaintiffs by their Attorney and sd
their t, ant the defendants, SsinueI Jrncs Urrry n
Jones and Elizabeth Jctres not having entered tof %.
pcdtancc AMI given security according the act Of A.
sclnby and tie rules Ills court and II nprrau- Nv
satisfactory evidence, that they uabitanfs Of
ihts Commonwealth: ltis orie red That the said
doappear here on the East day June Court next ami a
swer tho piinths bill and thar copy OF this order IN.
Iorh~ih inserted IN some paper publ she'd in ih,
Wy OF Richmond, iof two months ami tl,,t
snoter copy be posted Ntho front OF the Court
House Of this County. 49, 1870
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-26

o" N' 'tttN states tuuff fpr the B1aefu VIZ
guiu 10 Norfolk, March .tft. i4fJ. 80
UGUSIUS LAPELOU-E. Ondfv artii, snd ono NJ ,t.
p lac hfin Of 4 Lapelousc a Coz oftho B0r5urb III
Noriolk having filed petition, praying uai De NAV te
deearcda bankrupt, % Is ordered fiidt ain peraoag no
Nv De CREDITORS ~ the Said Augustus farelouge ct
10 i' court on The ls hay Of Mly Term next viz
Augustus LapoloIae be- not dcciared bsrtrurf ,lr,
to Tue act g Congress n hltbeaiL and sa COW @
order be published in the newspapers aecorftg fs De
~ and 9Th rnes % couu. '''
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