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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

u Stranger, Do YOU want BScts ard >hoes,--lt~D
20 Sc5bn-r Co. Great Ca,isfue Boot and Shoe Mar
kct, Is Caharnes Of Munro. where yas md
he largest AMI best assortment YOU sw and DTee
neyer before eauaied J1t Nv l ~ mAu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

n I'D, lIrF ctnt TaIuT No. Ia Ldu'IIdff c0Tlsr
Of Catherine .irst make. Cl0hn. order "a uir
style 10 per cent cheaper Than the cheapest Cash Taor
the city. ~ myl6 Ia
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DarIing'- Gni,er-ai Son

Without boiling Or iI iIug-NarTancd. sold Who'll sale
IN. retail al the mandatory ID Amossrse uud.0n
lad Bieecker streets "a my<o jis-lW
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= Warner. new M".ic Class for Ladies

Ncw-YORK DAiLY rRiBUSE.--A few cOpi.S of the fr
..lme cnmnL.ir. bound and lnr ..e ~ ~. n.lc--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

BvssLA,r-The counting house 81 Morgan walker,
"nso~ ass Agents, No g Joansrsct, broken into
between Saturday night and Monday morning, and the
iesA forced and rummaced but nothing stolen but few
Siazlci's dsmon,is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

Oru po!Yss AFRO sD.--Ine i'iowing pnn-
,r,pb from the Cincinnati Ga1.tic. - one sim'ny
.yil,ecc. which daily TALL under oDr notice shat
,b. firm. dc,cerin,d bu' perfect, .gal al u''Sit
.,,.r.. ,hc his. Of ,l., cry have pursued dlf's
.irtr,inr coatc,, wiki of.c.a. iasa.ence ari $3.50
lvyus po""; ....e..s
c,r, d, NFw.YoRx.--Thc decision o. Gre -
,,.r,e Court (of which wc spoke lc'i'i"'H .''
iycr the control 81 hi, ciis To o." " hi,' ''"
ma, itid,r how ihcy mean - exert th' l'"'t .''
o,.css. from the simple iact HAT in'N o''.''' ''
~. f;r., sitting of the Common Council -Vi |.''
F.co oihcc-ho.dcr,. l. may 'ccm a Ht'' ''.'
fi,c-.uch a nido sNccp-nui "hen u y s'''''
,.i how these mon lent al, their oihci.l inh'.
,,.rG.,t ,b, fraud, pertctraied III tire late cti,t
Election. and Ia conceal them after they "'r' '.'
covered. none can rcee,t ti.>ir pron'pt s,ini'''
Nn,b les viii they re Disposed to ccr,urc OBJ
when the, are told. ~ addition % these 'l' 81
tha, thcy sought. following the file lead OF '''''
bin leader. Mayor Morris, 10 defy The Jaw a." ''
,,;n by fcrcr what the, could not accomplish 'N
votes. OF by legal decision. Itis all id' . ''"i''
49,, such men. They arr .aw les ln All t''' I'''
,nr.. and tie onl, M, to teach 'h'm Their "",- =
Ia make them feel The averaging force ~ lif ''
i,,elt. In thi, whole matter. 90 tnc 'hn'Ni '.''-
nav, and sircc. tie Wings # NcW-> "rN, have
b.r,c ipcusc.vc. with cuo'n,,> ar" c'ti'.''
,birb .how how much They re.l'ct tne nshi' a'"
now abe they are odcicri 20. lhc, dr.ei''. 'ad
,il receive ,hr thaaa. % ihr patton i't ih'i' .'
cosduct.
u We understand that "A ,.lcudd ~'r ''r'"-
.r. 10 DC named the Chippewa. e n"w upon Oh.
,tocA, at Kingston Her burthcu = 700 TOPS. a'l
,hc viii carry two long -, ard iYur - pound Do
Montreal li.r'd
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''o ans u,, ,tS nIcu,RpSA pL,rr, IsS Broadway.
Drnb Cashmere osnts.->r'ncrf "" W.

oreu,r,i " t ms nrN s,ic Of summer Mats on rilu''
2, instant I'll, ,ca.onablc color preserved 100 s'nn'h"n
Ah the ncatne which ha> given the black Ca''nrf 'h
great favor Not beng coored, the ID 'h 'a''n','
made extrrm.N lght wihlut mgafug - p'Hfri "ha-
lilly pro, - SPENCER. 2b Broadway,
~ N ~ ~ one tlppr esN hurHy-t
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IsBAcco.-The inspection of tobacco in Bslti-
more for the week ending Yesterday, amount to
;077 hhds.; which Is the largest quantity ever IN
,pected in this city during tho same period.
Baltimore Pat
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MEssR. EDlT0Rs-Al0~ mc - recommend, through
valuable journal geutemes Of taste, desiring
fort Mr. Frederick >chadner. No. IS white street. near
Broadway 0aie OF Par,i as boot make, sing confident
that all tho.e Who in want 81 hand.ome
boot. bur be accommodated and pleased While
believe b.. workmanship % be- unsurpassed b. cusio
mer. j Is lw n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

NEW YORK NUsEvN.-rae gsft'uuan.'' .,>i 80
oil with universal tftct Uta'h' ~ " fN'
ARA r.to men Ia Tie very best Advantage Doe lr''i.t
Ro m was crowded O. witness the ieu-bi'" 'i.' d"
= whetr -li the Money come irum.
To.u.btt the entertainments are more Wah o'hhe At
tractyr IN. l>npic Company appear m ne amusing
49, rimL m I.aNel 60 ~ All NE am.
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Z The attractions At tie hm,rcan Nl'~sm "' 49,
an, new aud uu,upras.ah,c -ior bhil, OBJ" cn Ii'
,,uirilosui,t a.. ,r,Diafrd Industrious F'is -
linn, IA real wat.r without screw, Whrti, nr faiif' Co.
,,v.iTrou, 4; H. a Balloon ascension ts"r' cong N '
,nn.,l n,sr,tI,n Niagara Fsl> Viih i'a water, '. g.
~ = rfnLN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

u 4 rs.t Interesting ease has Just occurred, where
has been cured of the Dyspepsia attended VII" ges
debility. aitsr spending more than MY dpi ~ NE Ii'
year medicines. that Jons Pane Eq Of iopsnton,
Mass he has only taken the Sarapard and Tomato b
month, and j. better health than h. has ne'n
the last i've years he advise, al troubled with the saf1r
complaint to call ai BLOW NJ, % Washington rest AMI
try the above valuable medicine.
Sold al wholesale AMI retail by the agents, A. y. ID
Sand. Druggists No - Fulton corner II G0d-.t. 100 Full
tOn-st rs Broadway and = East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

~ 1t i. rumored that little daylight begins
10 break in upon the mind OF ms Honor the Mayor
that he begin. TO perceive the extent of the in
discretion he has committed. and that he even
talks Of resiguing and making an appeal To the
people for reelection. Let him come on. the
Wings would desire nothing better. But Is be
quite sure that he il, not too much down at the
heel in tao, and management to receive re-nom.
nation from Mother Tammany' Thee are .un.
dry doubt, in sundry place. on 'h. head The
experiment, is not safe Let him remember the
words of hi. boldcr and less scrupuou, prototype
Returning were Is tedou, 20 Ger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

u We understand that splendid ~ar ''r'''-
~. TO be named the Chippewa. = n'" upon i.
stock, at Kingston. Her burthcu p 'oV ''"> ''i
.hc will carry TWO long -, art -four - pound Do
Nontr,a, l.r,d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

u We find CNrd in the Evening Fo,t
n0'ncing that l.. d. SLANN, Esq. has retired from
me Ldiioral charge oi the New Ina We sup.
posed al hrSt that be would uow devote himself
exclusively to the affairs Of Rhode Island and
Providence PlaSiations; bu, We .ce i, announced
nat NJ Is to art ne" Loco-Foco paper. ",
>"o" not The secret causes OF ,hi, family ouarr.,
OF Is 1t Tor Us to oe nqui>itiyc in the matter
J. The Herald Yesterday mate = great fi.rl,y nj ,,
rt'ra number NJ reporters sud compassion, i lad en,
AMI the tremendous steam power would employ In ,ph
~ Jasse hents Charge fNtfs non a, d,liy-rei
III our ordinary orce ADD VIII The grcsiesi Ease We
ave L 10 the public 'u fifteen MINUTES aier Judge Ken,
had closed 1t. The Herald. EAtr. Is ~; published vet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

DEArH ~ NESDoSI.-Ths FIJI chief Nendoni,
Who arrived here in the Nncenne.. died on Sa,ur-
day morning He was brough, 20 this country 8.
L prisoner Several years ago be captured eleven
American sailors from Salem brig. the whole st
whom fell victims to hi. cannibali.m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

- GEN1LEMEN Obtain very plsa.ani flrsi.hed pr
ors bedrooms with board At 40 Broadway mi9 I'm
II D.yIsos's Writing GUIDE and ISsTEUcrIos, 23s
Broadway myl7 In ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

WHO VICTORY N DETRoT.-The special cleo
ton of Alderman in the Second Ward of Detroit
ha. resulted in the choice of W. W Dalton, Wig
by majority OF A. over MAJOR Kear.ley. his Loco
toco comueiItOr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13
LETTER FROM cot. BENTON.


" ASHISGToS t1t, Dec. y, lcl2
Messrs Blair and Rlves; movement Of some o.
nv friends in Missouri, which was intended as mere
Commitment 10 ne and mere expression OF their md
vidual opinions. has brought upon ne great deal OF
trouble in the shape eta cloud of letters from all parts
of The Union calling upon me 'to define my position IN
relation Ia The mex, Presidency The number OF these
letters pus il ont OF my powerto answer them and not
~ answer u,,ghi see m TO !m the conclusions which
they imply; aud, to make definition OF my position On
,s thing that cannot do | never change my
position and therefore, have 10 ind 1t, or dfne
i. | leave ii to my conduc; to tell what am and u
that is not Sufficient 10 not think he use OF phrases
will help the matter an no political enigma, and
need no solutions tie Presidential question, or any
other NV conduct has shown ne to be Tor ar. IAN
u,en for the Presidency and against myself Tor any
nlace Whatever, exccp, the one have; and with inns
ecara,ion hope my correspondents in all parts Of the
Union will be satisfied and will consider their inquiries
fully answered ,c,u,
THoMAS'H BENTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.


We publish the following communication because the
author is of opinion that we have done Cen Sa"n-
ders some injustice upon the subject Should there be
INV reply made we hope will be couched IN the most
liberal spirit possble-and aere we shonio w,sh Tue
discussion to terminate in this paper. A public con.
troyersy this time should be deplored, as calculated
10 exaspera,e either portion Of the Democratic Party in
North Carolina:
"The Legislature of North Carolina consists If 40
members-of which 81 are Democrats-72 Wings, and
one Bank Wing and Democrat. A caucus was called
early in the second week Of the session. Mr. Brown
wsa n member of the Senate. lie had appealed PSF
sonally 10 every Democrat TO vote for him, on the
ground that he had been dsgraced by the Rayner reso
lulions and his election alone could restore him 10
credit Afler the organized, as there were
only &c members present, it was proposed to adjourn
This was opposed on the part of MIR Browns friends,
lie beino present They refused 10 ndjourn-and here
began all the evil ba, ollowed-A resolut on was then
carried that no one should BE- The nominee untess he
eeired roes enough 6 to sttethi joint baitot. Mr.
B. had AZ, Gen Saunders 80, and scattering. Thus,
having majority, Mr. b. insisted on the nomination.
Gen S.. s friends answered, No-snch was not the rule
At this stage of the proceeding Cen 3, tor the hrst
time, nteriered aud mingled in the contest-A Sc
cond caucus was held, and similar resu-except on
the second caucus, Gen. Sc friends who were pre-
sent stood firm. The question was ADJOURNED. Inc
next day Mr. Is. bad himself nominated, thus closing
the door against reconciliation Tie day aftsr, 6Jore
ms nomination, dencTn o.S Jff"@ P.opos.t o. ".'
friend of Mr. B., ,oho had nominated him. TINT i he
,oouid arithdrao Mr. b., Gen. S. should not De MONT
mated. This was refused. Gen. $. nominated,
and an early day named for ballot. Mr. opposed
this, and on the yeas and nays it was carried. Mr..
thus finding himself in minority proposed that 0oh
should withdraw. This Gen. s. declined, but pro
posed that the whole matter should be referred 10 ten
members-fve 10 be selected BY each This
agreed to- 1ico Of General SIS referees, were Van
Buren, men, and enc of Mr.. s FIVE, Calhoun man
They being unable to agree, of Gen SIS friends
proposed that both should be withdrawn, which was
refused unanimously By Mr. BIS friends Such are The
facts Gen s. believes he is the choice Of large
orty of the Democratic party, and that ground
As to the Wing support, Gen. s is under pledge to
the Democrats who may vote for him If after return
ing to the people, their conduc shall be dsapproved,
and a majority Of the Democrats who may vote for
him shall cali on him to resign, he will do 50 before
the next election for the Legslature-thus submitting
The rnaiier o The neope.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

E1trne, Of Letter from Washington, December 10.
"Congress has adjourned over from Thursday I'LL
members who were upset in the stage near Zanes-
vile, except Senator Smith. Old Q's war upon the
2st rule has placed the House in strange predcament
There was call for the Previous Question, and q Sc
cond which stops debate and then on the question:
mSholI the main question be now put: there
neoatye-and thus it remains Several attempts 10
the resolution the table, and several attempts TO
get the main question, have all failed. Where 1t will
end, know not.
81 am much pleased with your reasonable and sen.
sonabe advice TO the Democratic party not to canvass
the pretensons of for the next Presidency at this
time but await for final decision the action OF
General Convention. The necessity OF such advice
becomes more apparent every hour liever there was
a time when we should enter the canvass for princi
nile and not for men, that time-the lines are so
closely and distinctly drawn-viz United States
Bank, high Tariff, Assumption, Distribution, &c-rs.
the plain Republicanism OF the old School OF &c -
r toe tr,,ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER
SR-Ion have, in your last paper, touched the cues
ton of rejoicing the President Of the Bank OF Var
ginia-nnd invited the Stockholders TO TO tie
General Meeting, and Judge for themselves OF the true
condition of the lhs;ution-tIat they may not Go any
injustice to the President, by employing proxies uno.
representations You state, that certain mrs
ptions have gone FORTH which calculated to Do
injustice TO the Presiden-and that the Stockholders
would find cut their mistake by coming 10 R'chmoac'
10 see for themselves.
! know one of these Interpretations, which We
understand is working the prejudice OF The Preslde'
You Sir will recollect the conversation had on e
subject of the "Protested bills returned from Paris IN
which the Bank Of Virginia is reported 10 have bad
some agency That Transaction has been epreseh''
ed. take pleasure in saying, tina: the Bank OF W.
GINA has sustained any loss by that whole ransac-
ton. The said "Proesed bills" have been provided
for, in part payment with good real estate in this c'y
and the balance amply secured by good endorsers.
do humbly think, Sir, that man who has servff
for nearly forty years in the Bank, who, with the nH
he has possessed, has always preserved the hshe
integry-who was never even suspected OF using wv
Bank for any speculation his account, desef''
some consideration, forbearance, If not gra.Uoe
from the Stockholders in these times, when so maa!
others have gone astray, and ruined the lnsi'lulo
over which they presided. Witness the Bank OF !'e
United States, and mony others.
have no interest in this question, farther tn,n
see truth asserted, and justice rendered TO an ola az
honorable Officer. A MERCHANT
u We understand that full explanation oil TIC
Bil!s.a affair will be made TO The Stockholders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

The General Court adjourned on Saturday night
They granted trial in the case Of Fletcher hea.h,
on the ground, lst, of the incompetency OF juror
and 2dy of its appearing the record that the PIT
soners Counsel were arrested in the examination OF
Juror on his cor dire and that no evidence appeared
of said Jurors being fteeholder
B. w Green (and with him w. B. Dabney) is nb.
solutey discharged by operation of the law il appear
ing 10 the General Court, that he had not been tried
for three successive terms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

NJ The National Integencer of yesterday morning
came by the last Evening" Northern mals-but there
was no news in it-and there was no paper North Of
Washington.
NJ Three Southern Mails are due this morning
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13
: are due this morning

Mr. Summers informs his Constituents in an Ad.
dress dated at Kama wha Courthouse, November 2Sih
that the sessions of Congress long, and his pr.
yae engagements pressing, that he must decline The
honor of being candidate Tor reelection 10 the next
House of Representatives.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

We understand, that replies have been received from
the Bank Of Virginia, and the Exchange Bank, pro.
missing to lend The State their quotas Of the $780, 600
which she requires The whole sum will probably be
forthcoming in this form.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

SourH CARoLIxa.--lt is uncertain whether Mr.
Calhoun resignation will be accepted. We under.
stand that the Committee, to whom his letter was COM
mi,ted, may repo,. upon it, as to urge him 10 with
draw his resignation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

We shall publish in next the Proceedings of The
Republican meeting of the county of Frederick wh'
have appointed "a Delegates to attend the State Con
venton of the Alb March Their Resolutions breathe
the finest shirt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

NJ We are requested TO state, that CHARLES He's.
ros will not be Candidate for the Senate in the Dis.
trio, composed Of the counties OF Fouquief and Prince
William at the ne xt election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

T..
The Democratic members of the Sena!e and House
of Delegates are requested to meet in the Senate
Chamber this evening Tuesday at ! o'clock.
SEVERAL MEMBERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE ESQUIKk",
Having noticed the entirely successful expeflbea
of our Military Institution at Lexington, and oeHs
convinced, Gas doubt all are who have looked w.
lis orpanizaton) that it is peculiarly well calculated
dispense that knowledge SO important TO oil glasses
our citizens, We most respectfully enquire Of YOU >
an active member Of the late Education ConVenu''
if or not your recommendation for the convefs'on,
our Richmond City Guard into school OF SIM,
character, likely to meet with consideration oF
Legislature. c,,,
Jealous Us we ever shall and ought to be Of Na0as
army-but depending upon our own sons for Inc "
fence and protection Of our so-ought we not 10 W.,
with the means Of intellectual at.ainmenis those .,
physical character, which will insure that skill anu
durance, without which they never be succe'
in the 6eld' We think the day is not distant VIZ
we all sal be compelled 10 grid armor P'eps.
to do batle-not ogans. foreign powers, but as'"
those whose untiring aim ia to rob US Of
properly even though our blood be made sacraee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13
THE STATES

NORTH Carolina Scnator.-The Raleigh Register
(Whie) says, that The voting for Senator of the u
States rice Hon William a. Graham, still goes on but
with so little variation that deem it unnecessary to
notice each vote particularly. The Legislature have
now voted sir times, and the adherents OF each cand-
date seem nlexble, that there IS no predicting the
ultimate result All that the Wings have to do is ''to
trust in Providence and keep their powder dry The
two last ballots Thursday last, were terminated as
cnl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

mot originally recommendai'on-Ior ha monet
higher authorty-bmt seized upon the pfoposo
we had considered it-warmly supported t-ano e st
perencc and every days reflection, have Only Vel fste
deencned the impression. We know Of no means e
lated n operate Norm al Schoois-ns schoo " ,;ay II
lion Of Teachers for Elementary Schools A. he
stitue Of this description. Here es we nave a inroyed
material Is taken from the OF the People, eort
polished finished in the best manner paplr 10 ETY.
ton that returned again to the bosom OF US ~,
cafe and manufacture and improve the mass o. prnurs
the bra OF all materials-:he human miEd' w : Ny
yrined By mind Editor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

EWIS iI.I. CoLLrCfcR .>p GtnER.L AGtHr, Rthre"d,
L. FaA,tends Hiring Negroes and Collecting Claims IN
The Gjaceni counties and Caroline.
Dec. - ti-wSW
nd Cnmnil.r In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

r\Nrs RIVER AND KANAWIIA COMPANY. The Eighth
y Annual Neptn. James River and klnaw la Company
r the al OF the House % Delegates, by PERMISSION
of tie proper authorities Is o'clock, r. NJ, this day.
~. Gilt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13
1T1WENTY DOLLARS REWARD wit he given f,r the A.

ry,WENTY DOLLARS REWARD wit he given f"r the appre-
I hcnson and delivery # William :. Bruce and John
Pnrin two desertes Public Guard, dollars for
either. :.
Bruce old five feet sevea aud hall
inches hish fair complexion. dark eyes and tight hair
Ban is twenty old. FIVE feet EIGHT inches
H. is, oompit 1"n blue and light brown hair, boh
from The county Of Caroline, In tlis State.
b RICHARDSON, csp, Pub. Gnsrl
Armory, Richmond, !3;i Dec. ti-%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13
In the Count for the Eastern District of NrehH
der

United States tcn Tor TIE Eastern Disuict oi virginia.
Dec l2th 1872:
SyIiS WHITE, uf o Hanover, in his individual
- character member al the late firm OF = 4 W. hlc
Of Holmes county, Mississippi, having filed petition praying
thai he NAV declared dnkru;: II ordered that all per
claiming creditors of the said SiaS White show cause
To- The Court day If January next Why the sud S'ins
White he Bankrupt pursuant 10 the act 81 Con
cr,s behalf that ot thus order he published III
the newspapers Tie end and oath Rules OF Court
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
pac "a Gi--w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

~ CuASCERY- Ntsct>I. To- w,---Ai Rules holden tho
Clerks Oice Circuit superior Coir, of Law ard Chan
Ger. ic the county of Accomaok the h day OF Nogc5e
l-i3:
lanes l. hilworih, Plaintiff:
aglinS.
George ~ Crnpper John Thomas. Thomas Chopper Thomas T.
Croppcr VIM H. Parker AID Henry Whary, Defendants:
defendant George W. Croppr not having entered his ap
peaarre and security according The act "f Assembly and
Tie rules and appearing by satisfactory evidence
thai hr il NOT an inahi,an o Commonwealth. il Is Ordered
THAI defendant George w Cooper, do appear here
The ls ay Iuur Of the said Court ana answer
IN, nnuii h ard order he forthwith
,ca IN some newspaper published city Of Richmond
Two months vci, aud posted \! the iron! door oil tie
{ our, nous nf laid cGin;y.
tho. Il. JoYNES. C. 5. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13
HOYr * CO.'S OFFICE,

n RAyING OF Ymcria Monpncaia Lottery. Extra No 81 Is
9i,ceiyel and md that WHOLE TICKET Nos = = -,
ntcd In the highest p Of 81 $50 was sold by loNT Co.
fine cash was paid presentation oil the Ticket.
prawir. o! cc>lf. Lottery CaSs r. drawn 10Th Dec
! Is 81 5! ~ q 80 u 80 -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

In the United the Eastern Distric; Of Virginia.
Decemhcr lUi, SA2
edward SIMONS the county c llcnrco, hayin. filed
"a re,or pray he be declared l'anstnpi: u :
ordered that persons claiming be creditors g" The said I'd
Cont tir lh day OF Januaiy
next WHY said Edward Snous he not declared Bankrupt
pursuant ,c act Of Congress IN lsi hea aud that cory o
hi. order he published newspapers according 10 the nd
aud 2;h rules of Count.
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