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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24
VIZ. C. SANDS, c. c,
coMMr.sIosrR's 0FfIcr.
Richmond. 10th March, 1912.

Richnlond 10th March, ei2.
The parties concerned are Notified Gce,
in the city of Richmond the second day Of May NEXT by 10
O'clock with their accnn,s and the evidence 10
BILE perform duties required the foregoing decree
JNo. SHORE Cor1nl.s
Narrh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24

y CiANCERf-FiRGiNIA, 10 rn:Al Rules holden in tho
Clerks Office Of the Circuit superior Court Law and Chan
cery for the county OF Accomak, The l day Of March, 1879
Henry Bagwel, Plaintiff;
against
Abel b. Mears Edward L. Powell and James Il Iandon
DEFENDANTS:
The defendants, Edward u. Powell Iandon
having entered their appearance and sccuy according
the act Of Assembly and the niles OF This Coi aud appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants
Commonm cath: II Is ordered That The defendants
pear here on the Isl day of the June said Cour
aud answer The Plaintiffs b and that copy Of this order be
forthwith insci;rd In newspaper published the city Of
Richmond for two months successfully and posted the from.
door Of the Court house Of the said county.
True Copy-Tcse,
J. ]. ATLWoRTH,
D,paty for Thomas X. Joynes, c. s. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24

TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDRY virtue Of a Deed Of
Trust executed by Jno Ware and Nancy NJ Ware bis
me subscriber and John Napier and of record in the Clerk
office the County Cont Of Gcocand for the poses therein
mentioned viii be- sold publicly, highest bidder, ready
money, ON Thursday the alst day of April 1872 GoohIand
Courthouse, the following tracts parcels Of Land situated in
said county, To witt
acres bounded by the lands OF Ro Pace aud Others One
containing hundred the Little Bird Creek, and
bounded by tie lands Of William Terry aud others-nnd
other tract containing hundred and cty wherein tho
said John Ware resides and bounded by the lands Of John
Johnson and Others
GEORGE sTlLLMAN, Sarririur TRUSTEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-24
]. J. .lTIREVI IT,
Deputy for Thomas r. JoyHes, c. S. C.
March 81
Plaintiff


IN Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chaney for the county of enrco mud city ri Rich
mond the Chancey side held the Capitol the said city
Saturday, June 26, 1911:
Parke Street, Plaintiff:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
From the United states Gazette, May II.
CITSTON HnIrcC

we near continued rumours touching the ap-
pointment of successor to MIR Roberts, in the
custom House OF this city. But we notice one
thing, viz:-Mr Roberts is not vet removed Ru,
IT another nomination should be made, would not
the Senate be expected inquire into the causes of
the proposed change Would not that body feel
sohelious TO know what their old fellow laborer "a
done to deserve this treatment at the hands of the
executive they would. we think inquire wheth.
er he had evinced ncompetency or dishonesty. No
ono believes the former, no man could suppose the
latter. OF Jonathan Roberts. II it should be suspects
Cd that Mr. Roberts was removed in consequence of
ms refusing 10 lie tool OF Executive or palace ma
lice, would not the Senate inquire for the correspon
cence which has passed between the persons resid.
ing IN the White House and MIR Roberts, touching
the removal persons which the latter had appoint
ed TO, or retained in Officer The publication of
some OF these eps,les taken in connection with ar
iiees that appeared, (ubou the time of their being
wrltten) in certain Tyler papers, will show, we
think, state OF affairs at the White House, that
will make the people blush for the uses 10 which
that building has been put.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
MRcKLENLuRG. Nav. 1912.


Mr. Editor-I was really mortified TO see the
wanton attack made on delegate elect, MIR John
Northington, by some person from the county pro-
Tossing TO be Wing, but the belief is here that the
writer is Loco Foco, in disguise. Now il is Ger.
tainly true that Mr. Northiugton is not Solomon.
but he is one OF the kind of men that practice the
Eleventh Commandmeni-"Every man mind his
own business" He has not dabbed in politics.
nor re1t many newspapers, either new or old
which, think, Is a great recommendation 10 him
II he had read any, It would, probably, have
been old Tom Ritche's, and you can readily
conceive what sort OF a politician he would have
made him. MIR Northins,on makes no pretensions
to be great man, as most of the Richie School do
but he IS man OF plain good sense, and so far as
know or believe, respectable conference.-the best
evidence OF that fact is the vote he Q in his own
immediate neighborhood, Lombnrdy Grove; the vote
stood: Norihington lS6; the next highest Jlegett,s
49, the largest vote given to any candidate nj
that Precinct, and 10 OF them single shot MIR.
Northington came out like n man in the onset. and
declared publicly, that he would 90 for the md
Money, and that he would vote to sustain the Banks
which IS more than the other TWO Richie disciples
dared 10 do, and the people have elected him. and
the writer Of this is much gratified at the result
There IS N the county, MIR Editor n LITTLE CEN
trail clique that has been debating TO the county for
years, and the Little blue-ta hawk has thrown a
bomb into the camp, which exploded at the rich,
time, and blew them skyh high, and il is the suryi
vors OF that clique that wincng, and not the
people generally. Little Johnny has beaten them
and he can DO II again ifthey dare again to nttempt
dictaion. The people will know who Is meant.
AN UPPER END WuIG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
sIc "A N o Nd aAnK ar.
NAY 10.
Reported and corrected i-lcs A week G,r III. Viii.

MAY 10.
Reported and corrected twice a week for the Whiy
DurrER-Mountain. dTkin 10 l2r
l0al1 ' '@''"' 'ooi iN"~
SoftkE-R"''o lolei lAsuiyra Halls :, Domingo "a;
Ilsu-Hcrtngs 81.
ILouR-Counuy e. s1ltoG
"NMN-iias "a downward Tendency We rontinne a.,
puy,c wheat ~ Ia l,le Torn To Ck-: p.t. a., A., ~,
.oN.fH =; English -; S~elea q l0O Tr..L,.s, 80,
inMbtk-tlcar White Pine. No 4 an. No , al. A., =
q, kcms.i "; tioorng, lGaeO per N lert 49, -
MuLAS@tS-forto Nieo Halo: n % 2I.olr
bbis. lie 'si"'' whale IA
PROVISIONS smilhGeld Bacon &c; OH Mi.,n,,S =,
Redmond cucd ftc; Iatd7e. - ~ '"""se Sb
fiAlrfER- Sbf ga nasin
leans case. NV ''s'i' Ns~'t'
SIlOr-6c.
SALT-Nhsrf o. 81, Store a. 90
TOBACCO eitas inc rrasing. n,i... .,.., A,
quote inss 81 a 2l-Leaf3 AI-seneral ssIeYBe,,.T
qualiucsba e.-Flnc uanuiact nx S7aIOi '
TEAs-imrerialan and Gunpowdcr 7sc a q Co Hack "a
70 cents ' "'''N' wa
MliiskBY- Bbla 9te, hh,is yle
EXCHANGE.
New York drafts Gle.
philadelphia. ,lo d.
saiuinor" do "a 6lc4
Norih Carolina Bank notes, $40 and over, Z prom
a.., q. 10 do under slUs, Par.
r,a.. siS,ina. Tennessee. ~.
'J No'es............Gc Specie. sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
ID III. JENKINS wnnl.l

- He > ENkIN would invite the attention ofthose
wishing great bargains To- examine the follow 'ng
ralclcd low prices for cash 'i
Caicoes OF new styles AZ IN. l2lc aud Is
Yard wide talrocs worth p iorls
Elegant aud style hac blue blr yyaiereI Stk
they are the iandso nest article manufactured
boxes of cutTe new style Paris Fancy and Leeborn
Bonnets - h"N'"
boxes new style bonnet Rhanls
30 rich, wide and long black silk Scarfs worth 81 al,
S. will bc sold for s5 each
100 ys new style Plaid Caieocs for children, very beau.
uiul aud cheap
White Grape Ii.lc and Tarlcion Muslins
"re1t bargains IN Cotton Hosiery from l2lc the very
finest imported '
100 pieces yellow Nankecns at Iolc per yard
Domestic goods. -Great bargains in tlic following
10000 yds bloaohcd aud unblcached Cotton Shrne- At
O,I,S -, ~ and u cents per yard
brown Cotton Sheetings yard wide al =, 10 and he
eObalos Cotton O1nabuTgs, great bargain
Bel Tickines at l2lc. IL. N aud q cents
The above are only few al the bargains he had Al
X II JENKINS
ma II Chran rash stote
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

49, To the very worthy Publican up the eoun.
uy' who discontinued his subscription 10 tho Wbg
because we Published Mr. Marshalps speech on
Temperance, We have only to say, lhat thst spirh
will contribute greatly to advance tho Temperance
cause. We arc families in nothing-but If the gen.
eral feeling on the subject Of Temperance shall n.
eheye the blessed effects, which lis advocate, con
noen'y anticipate i,can surely be a source ofregre,
70 no good man. II prove merely ephemora.-
lks The spirit Of music, "born and dying With the
o'e'' tone that made i"-slill il will have achieved
some good IN making some rsen sober for season,
VINO, Otherwise, had been drunk all the while.
we have on hand another speech Of MIR M. on
INC same 'ubjeet-wlieh viii be published at an
early day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
Aralnat


Ozwaid Troc kman laic admir- Of Francis DT0c kuau,
dec 'd, Thomas Morris Robert Hart, Thomas McTowothc
Richard McTeweher, Nancy Barker, Mosclcy Clayton
aud barbara Ann his wife, late bar haTa Ann BARKER
Chirs r. Barker aud Thomas PnindcNtor, ahorif Of
Louisa ami such admir- u Francis Bfockman decd,
Uc0g.
This coming 10 be further heard upon TIC pa
pcrs formerly read The report Of Commissioner Jones NJ
hc l7th January 1872 fo which exception has been
taken by the plaintiffs and parto Ell Ivt " Lucan NJ
fo in support ~ tho report in relation io the matters
which 10 fciifcs was argued by counsci On consdcrt.
lion whcreof the Court neither susaipng The said eSctp
lions, nor confirming said report, doth Tccommh tho
90 Commissioner loncs Tor him 10 rccongior aud report
thereon w'h directions 10 strike out ol tho said account
an tho outstanding debts against tho estate of Francis
Brockman, deed except the thfce hrst unless sufficient
evidence shall be- addue before him ~ fake the dcb;s
ont Of the operation ~ The statute % limitations. acw
promise by The admir- of Francis Hrockman dech to as
pay debt already barred by tho statute ~ imlia
lions not 10 regarded sufficient 90 take The said
debt Of the r The plaintiffs arc conocrned
A copy. Tcft-, -. ,,..,.,., =, =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
TRUST SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT,
Ncnr Ihc Mnst end of L 49,,

pN virtue Of a deed % uust executed by Josiah l..
I'D Wooson, me lOh lay Septctnbcr lSiI for,.r
tain purposes therein mentioned and which las been duly
recorded Ia the Office 81 the Clerk Of Hentico County
Court SHALL on TUESDAY the 7h day of June next
O'Clock in the afternoon upon the premises proceed 10
SELL al public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash.
side Of street near The properly Of the late Judge Carr,
AMI short distance west of the corporation line tho
city Of Richmond, fronting 20 feet street, and running
along The west sie of street l4S feet 10 ~
alley. Upon this lot " large brick double house,
stories high besides basement ani garrett all well fnshcd
for The accommodation Of genieel family. Also, large
brick carriage house aud stable. Tho dwelling house has
lately been put iu eooi order, BE- occupied by --
Ford ami tents for $3.50 par anun, aud is the pro.
petty which conveyed to the raid Josiah Muodson,
y the deed % Edward Valentine aud wife recorded
the Clerks Once ~ Iionrico County Court.
The tte o Tie above progeny Is believed t0 be cTiect
but acting trustee, shall only convey such title
vested ~ me 10y said deed " trust. THO. TALIEN,
role ACHING Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I WOULD respectfully invite the Farmers generally ,o
call At the store Of Mr. Richard Massle on MAJ a,
on, square above The Bell Tavern Richmond where thcy
may see model Of my newly patented Plough The lo
lowing s certificate from some u the Lcst iulgcs Of
pongh. aud their operations, ia the county of Iipoycr
May II, 1872. GEO WAIT Ai,I,n,'
Cd Church, HaEo,er q H. Ia,
May 9Th, 1872. I
we the undersigned have this DAY witne sssd n . sue
Gcsslu performance oi WATTS Gun brace and C;uagc
Iough anu we lake pleasure IN recommending The sae
u" FARMERS generally We believe that IL has All tI,c al
Nanases that other Poushs have aud, IN addition Nh. cn
"wng-iha of giving DRAFT and land ard taking n av,av
WITHOUT any labor or tools, except wrench, which IN AZ
ayel 10 INC Plough Also, W. believe that II 10 far lcsS
iuo 10 choke on account Of its constitution than auv
Hlhcr in usc-thal akndl Of shaped mould hoardS NAV
e easily attached 10 ha the ing will moi he ,norc
an ha tie labor expense Of the cenerty Of otIrs
anu ata stronger Plough may be upon ths princi
e than any otner-any alteration which may he
~ 10 DC made may be done very few minutes Nv HE
common ploughhoy We further, believe that A cxrcIs
AT other Ploughs In smplcY-insonuch that tho farmer
ean put thc stocks io them himself ~
John VI Anderson, Robert Auiefaon J ChadisL Ioso,,.
iyftc' h"bcu Wade, Benjamin Tyrce, II Earnest Ion
y Iholnas, Wn Davenport James Iany, James u Eilcff
nelson wa WIN Gibson, John : Atkinson Richard a
r'mt Richardson Hare john Hare, Henry u Geutrv
J'hn Bashel, James HUG, Ezekiel : Tally, NJ. A. ''
II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
DEATHS.

Yesterday morning, OF dysen,ery, MARr ArHRA
COLUMBIA, daughter OF Edward r. and Frances
Martin, aged years, months and 10 days
The friends of the family are invited 10 attend
ner funeral, this morning, at 10 o'clock, from her
iatheTs residence, without farther notice
Last evening, the 10th, at Beaumont, Henrico
county the residence ct her mother Mrs cambridge,
Mrs. ELIZA +. ESRoUGHTY. Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral TO- dav
az O'clock, without further notice
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
Total received by tho U. s.


No comparative statement Of the costs faxed In
tosecutons or libels, IN the district court Of New
York and other districts, has been deemed r.,.,
s,9,ry, bot u IS believed that in no State Of the
on,on DO TIE costs Of the clerk, marshal, and dls.
We attorney bear a comparison IN enornity with
Nv york: Whether these costs % taxed. are
:, e'au,.1 9y law, or rest ouly on arbitrary usage
49, ~ t subject we'll worthy Of the conside
officers within more moderate limits. b. sooc,ing n
statutory table Of iees, and hereby not only
feuoVe INC government from these onerouS cbo,g,S
out redeem The defendants from ,heir ruioo"s oos,
Ia.on. iof tbs purpose, chiefly, that the sub.
osE CONTINUED
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
iron thst document. by oh CHI Il
~ill appear. that Tor the 4 years
of Nj Thomnsun. the amount OF
-
1874 7i4 rs

iron Ihst document. by oh CHI Il
wil appear, that Tor the years
Of Mr. Thompson. the amount OF
revenue collected, was S54. 255.i45 II
At an average expense OF 1874 ia 25
Ot at the rate OF about ~ loop G..
The number Of officers of every description is
reported by the Register to have been ii2, and by
the Auditor Of the Custom House at l59. for the
year is25. For the succeeding years tho number
Of officers Of every description, employed by the
Collector. was IS for the year 1926. i55 FOR the
year is27, l63 Tor the year I-2s; and as reported
by the Auditor, l66, leo aud i69, for the same
years. No reason has been given for the diserepan
ey in these reports, and the same regularity 10
the number OF officers employed 10y the Collector,
will be found in each year Of MIR Swartwouts term,
and also IN that OF Jesse Hoyt, to the end OF his
term OF service.
Mr. Swartwout, it will appear, re-
NAMED in Office about the period
OF nine years, during winch
time the revenue collected
mounted to sls7 s,sio &c
At an average expense OF collection
per unl, Of Ss,s5T y
Or at the rate Of 267 100 p. ct.
The teAoi, Nbnihsr Of ofeers sPoysdby Mr. Stsarfeo
. II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

i ~, soloer having determined TO remove TO The
living i'm H., WI sell bargain In his lands
YS W tnscounly OF Halifax Amounting 10 two Trpif'
sANp AND FIFTEEN ACRES, ali OF which vim b Iii
OF II VIII he divided 10 pure hasers an en-
W ulueI nto three good settlements. The 6rsi re-,
~ueieon now reside, contains thousand and nm,
uTes lalr proportion Of which wood land ana ~
upon excellent Dwelling House. and ali nee e.s,Sx
uut houses such as Barns, Stables, Ac This Land 1,
situated about ten miles north Of Halifax Courthousc mo-
me ioal eading from that place Lynchburx The an
~ hSh stae OF CULTIVATION aud is well adap,cd 10 th
oV'u1h OF corn, oats, wheat and tobacco There are
N3 unuIed and ten acres Of good bottom land
20 usIac well drained The second Tract s adioinjn
nc home tract, and contains 7OO acres which als, has
air proportion OF Wood Land. This tract also an Ls
STATE ~ cultivation. aud has Upon IL good D,SeInr IJoc
anu All nee cssAIy out houses, such harms stabcs
iS,t mas % acres 81 low grounds attached TO A. that
WI uIancu Will dches, etc. The thirdtrac ns
~ WIN TAR proportion of Wood Land and mas
couoIAhlc buildings upon H. really IeternineJ q,
sew mes lands And will give great bargain In the land
anu Is not sold before the 18Th day OF October net
VIII on that day expose the whole IL at public nucti
togethct with all my Of every descripon s,oek If
au kinds, household furniture, etc 10y ~ "
Terms will bc liberal aud ma 10 known ON the ,,v NJ
sale ~ ny Nh ~ u n,s LAY OF
ma Il wtl3O 'S9 rEiih.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

Iit summer session Of this Institution will eoTnmen,.
- on the let day ut June next and terminate ON tho 4,
We incsday Of september following. "
lhe cNpcnscsot the session are, Board $40 Trou 81.
room rent si deposit s.; hire Ell 2 all payae
III ANahcc. MOSES II HOGE,
ulI ~ w (Icrk of Tho EnrnIx
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
a BRIDGE GONE

The Winchester Virsinian states that during the
ireshet on Tuesday or Wednesday last, the bridge
recently built by the Valley Turnpike Company
across the Shenandoah river, near Mt. jackson.
was almost entirely destroyed. The bridge cost
about $4,000, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

Grval UoS n mo ETpsns,s N Rsrsnus col,snen IN
Ms CITY of N.tr York
The following IS the average statement Of the
amount paid for stationery during the whole term
commencing with the year 1926, TO the close of j.
Inompson's term Of service collector, and running
through the whole period Of Mr. Swartwoups term
ant also that Of Jesse lIoyt and J. J. Morgan.
1lnsog The whole expenditure down to the date Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
AUCTION CARD.

oUTthIOK CLUTTIING, DRY GOODS, &c:
r5- Tic sale OF Seafonaho Clothing, Of Phiadcipla
maze viii take place This Morning, " O'clock dealers
dnI o,,eis M.nns good articles at reduced prices would
ma " INLoEs & RRnTmRR Anr,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
MOTTO ~.

rTrkKF noticc, shall apply The President Dreetorr
II aud Company NJ The Farmers Bank NJ Virainis t,r
Tho rcncwalo NJ three ccrthracs Of tho sock Of All ,nt
Issued NJ the name n Phincas Sanburn which
have been lost, namely
No 90 for shares dated Goth Fcb., 1919
No llh Cor shares dated lith MAY. tSJl
No 3u for shares, dated lu June, igl1
AMI 2l per ons arc required 20 show cause why the a
ccrthcl'cs shall not be iesue in CONFORMITY VIII, he
guiatons amt by-Iaws Of sud Farmers Bank
-. WILSON CORPREW,
Administrator with The will annosod Of Phincas san
borne. 49,, M 80.
nJiVE OLD biskcts Gcsh Ouvc on liza, rec s,ved
~ mnJ INELL, JOHNSTON a IYEII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
JEFFERSON CosBy

MAS committed TO the Jail Of Albemarle county, ON
- ,1o o.h MAR last, negro named Ned Broad.
s,.s. WHO says lie belongs 10 Mr. Tghnau letter OF the
Souny 81 Nouo~ay, He is feet 10 Inches high with
on mo let arm just above the elbow; about "a years
%, ssei OF light eo,npeton, and likely fellow. The
slave nay expenses, aud take him away he iii
he dealt with As the law directs " "
ma Il WOW JANFS A " ATsnS Lii
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
District attorney Buffers Conscience aud the Lee
lures Of Collector HOyi-ErOrbiGnt Fees. Char
ges, &c.

District attorney Buffers Conscience aud the Lee
lures Of Collector Hoyt-EEOrbi,ant Fees. Char
gss, &c.
THE expense incurred by the Government, in
suits and prosecutions for the collection OF revenue
bonds, and for Violations or alleged violations Of
the revenue laws, in the District Cour, of the IT,
States for the Southern Dis;ric; of New York and
in the Circuit Court for that District icing iutin,t
ly connected with the affairs Of the New York Gus
tom House deserves the particular attention Of the
head OF the Treasury Department and OF the n,
uona Legislature. The accounts Of MIR Price. the
immediate predecessor Of MIR Butler, late Ds,ric,
Attorney, having been rendered at the Dener,rent
no special examination was made into the bills of
costs which accrued during his continuance in ofs..
MIR Butler took the oath OF Office, as Distric, Ator
ney, on the 10Th day OF December, 1888. (Se. An
pendN ID d. On the same day MIR How, the
Collector, addressed letter to the Solicitor If ,b
Treasury, informing him of the fact 10 which he
adds: But ] am amused with MIR Butler; he is so
termed at the inlquty OF the age that he has ,de
up hrs mind not 10 receive a dollar of the nuI,iic
money, but he intends to make me receive all and
am quite spprehensive that he will not even re
ceV6 his own costs. am quite sure he will not re
eeve halt as much as he will be entitled 10. shall
lecture him on this subject as well with reference
TO his own benefit the public interests
subsequent events, connected with the fees and
emolumenls OF the ID strict Attorney will evince
how very soon MIR Butler overcame the noJestv
osc''"eu ~ MN oy Mr. Hoyt, and may serve 10
demonstrate the powerful influence Of the promised
lectures Of the collector TO produce that desirable
result. Mr. Hoyt was doubtless we'll qualified N
lecture on such subject, and to remove the scru
Piles Of the Dstrc, Attorney, so as, at least 10 in
duce him TO receive tone half as much as he vas
entitled to" II Mr. Butler was terrified q, the "ini.
qUlty OF the age" he had skiiul counsellor in The
collector to reconcile him TO these inquities in his
new position, and to teach him the ADVANCES nj
iorttude in the business Of filling his own rockets
out OF the public Golfers. The success which AT.
tended the efforts Of the collector on the mind Of the
District attorney, IN reconcillng him to the receipt
Of large income, instead Of being con,ented vim
his own costs" IS remarkable, as demonstrated IN
the following summary Of the moneys drawn bv
HIM from time TO time out OF the rubjc Treasure
In the hrsi year Of Nj Buffers official term, there
was pad to HIM, by the collector, the following
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mOUsE.


'IIlIS establishment BE- 10 tie best possible condition.
Il for the reception and entertainment oi regular AMI
Transient bo1tdcrF Every hing necessary into arrange
tntnt e a large and comnodouH Boarding House may
here be bad promote the comfort and quiet Of the Board
ere share of patronage ~ solicited. PRICE, eAiIcmc-
~ moderate MARY w LEWIS
T. III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

A q Circuit superior Court of law aud Chaucery con-
n nued and held for Louisa County, NJ the Courthouse
Thereof, on Saturday, the 10th NJ April, l7l2
Margaret Rr0ckuan. James GuntcT and Elizabeth bis
wife Peter Morcwcther, Carrot Mcrewcthcr, Charles
James Hrockfnau and Peter Foukca, which said Foulkcs
s infant aud by Philip II Jones' hislncSi friend,