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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11

or Some Of our fellow-laborers in the Democrat
ic cause assert that the Wing administration has not
redeemed single promise made to the people before
the election. Such is not the fact It will be borne
in mind .:aat they charged the administration Of Mr.
Van Buren, with furnishing one currency for the
people and another for the Government that gold
sad silver was given to the public officer, while the
people had to put up with rags. This they pronIs-
ed to reform, giving both the same curency-and
they have seedemcd il. At late payment Of sala-
ries in Washington there was not even piece Of
/" Bogus in the Treasury, and the payments had to
be made in Treasury notes, which are at discount
Of two per cent. What commentary on Wing re-
form. They both get the rags!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11
asame in Snake say we of the Herald.

RICHARD NJ. JoHNsoN.-A democratic state
convention was held at Frankfort, KY, on the
9th Jam, which put in nomination r. NJ. John
son for the Presidency in 1845, as the choice
Of the democracy Of Kentucky. The conven-
ton at the same time resolved, that s.this nom-
nation is not made in prejudice to the claims
of others equally worthy-and that it will be
|cheerfully waived in favor Of the nominee of a
general convention Of the democratic party Of
shs y. 81 4 appears that the predominaiing
Sein tbe democratic ranks goes for ssunion,
bny md concession.'' This is the right
M - fsasfy the predictions and disappoint
TIE fond hopes Of our opponents.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11

We have Of late found it almost impossible to get
sufficient time by ourselves to write respectable
portion Of editorial Our friends have recently taken
such wonderful liking to u.s. that they appear de-
termined that shall never feel sorrow because Of
solitude. This is certainly very kind in them, but
it is not exactly justice to subscribers, nor to our
selves, to take from us that time which should be
devoted to the duties of our station We are at oil
suitable times very glad to see our friends, but in
candor we must say, that there is proper time for
every thing, and we should Think not exactly in place
to visit editor when he is engaged in his editorial
duties.--Warsaw Signal.
Same in Snake y GOV VIC of tho Horoll
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11

The Iowa Standard of the 9th inst. says -" The
House, few days since, passed bill, which pro-
vides for the appointment Of an Acting Commissions
er Of Public buildings at Iowa City, and abolishing
the Offices Of Superintendent and Agent The Act
ing Commissioner to be elected by joint vote Of the
wU11cusss 'ffrc bill also provides for exeeua;1s
deeds BY the Commissioner, which are 10 Be cann-
tersigned BY the Governor; and reduces the mini
mum price Of iots in Iowa City. Al the bill was
originally introduced, It provides for their reduction
100 ~ cent"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11

The pat is like lamp placed at the en' =,
ofthe future, 10 dissipate . part Of the o'p'
that covers il.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11

Too SOON BIZ HALr.-In the Territorial Gazette
of the 9Th ins the first published after the formation
Of Washington Temperance Society in Burlington,
| we find the following communication:
Mr.. Editor-Please announce the name of w
w. WalIbridge "a the Washingtonian candidate
for City Recorder at the ensuing election on Mon
day next, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
Whether it was the act Of Washingtonian, a
number of them or of some inebtate determined to
STICK to his BOWL and wished to injurc the society,
wc Of course, cannot gay but the act of either it
merits the condemnation of the people. If it be the
purpose only Of The Washington Society to reform
the drunkard, and lead the young to avoid the mon
ser they have acquired appetite for the poison,
we can hold up both hands for its success but if it
is to be converted into political machine for the
lection of its members to Office, we must raise our
voice in condemnation Of such principle. We have
already political parties enough to keep country
in commotion. Faction after faction has been spring
ing up formed Of the disafected of all parties, until
the principles which should govern frcemen have
become secondary, and thousands have forgot all
PtlnciPle save tiat VI opPoS,on 10 thoSe VINO nave
triumphed oyerihem in fair contest. Besides this,
what matters it to the people whether candidate be
member OF a temperance society not, so he is
competent to discharge the duties of the Office TO
which he aspires If his Incorporate habits dis
qualify him for the office, that is reason enough for
all political parties to forsale him and make choice
Of another. Must man be prescribed because he
chooses to take draught occasionally, because he
has objections to placing his to the pledge =
We have known many persons who never taste ar
dent spirits who refused to signing the pledge. God
forbid that such should be prescribed, and that the
fact Of being Washingtonian should secure the
votes of members of that society We have ourself,
resolved to abstain from the use of ardent spirits,
convinced that it is an evil, and that its occasional
use, systems, creates appetite which soon
requires additional quantity to satisfy, but if the
societies to become political machines. we shall
never place our name to the pledge, even though it
should secure the support of every member for anv
office in the Territory.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11

q Tuesday last was one ofthe coolest days we
standing at l3 deg below zero. On Wednesday
morning it stood at l3 above. Since then we have
had southern breeze, making the weather quite
mild. The river is rising, and the ice gives indica-
tons oftaking southern trip in short time. We
understand the river is open below Keokuk, and that
boats are rapidly plying between that point and st.
Louis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SMITH DHINKER g. MORRIS,
'IHE Life Of wilbur Pisk, u ID, first President of the
4 Wesleyan University, BY Joseph Haldisk
Sermons and sketches Of HcTmons, By the Rev John
snmmethcd ", late preacher In connection with tho
Rev. Thos. Bond Mn ~ WV
thor o. Wealth aud Worth, &c. ~ - '' "'
Means and Ends, ~ Felt Training, by the author Of Rcd
wood, Hope, lcsuc, Home, Poor Rich Man ere
History Of the Expedition under the command Of Can
taiue Lewis and Cleho, ~ the sources the MFsoud
thence the Rocky Mountains aud down line Rice
columbia 70 the Pacific ocean Performed duriog,bs
yesrs l8)i 1910, AMI 1876 ~ order Of tho Government of
the United SAFES, prepared for the press y Paul Allen
Eaq. Revised and abridged by Archibald Mcvickar
THE Fame aud GLORY u Engand vindicatod, being an
answer 70 the Glory and Shame Of England BY beras
vol
Tho Lincsi or account u mo Gypses Of span Win
original collection Of their sOnas ADD Poetry ~ Co1rre
borrow
Tic Kingdom Of Christ dcnnestod In two Eessvsopopf
ords account u hs person. and of the value Of ~
nef1n, and tho constitution, powers and Moisry 81
Christian Church, appended BY himself, by Richard
WhaibH ID ID, Archbishop 0f Dublin
Athlnaeou, second clifton, with n0tce tnd corrections
alec, Miscellaneous Poems BY the author Of Christian
Ballads, &C
biblical Rceosrchesin Palestine Mount sinsi and Arab.
Pefrr-a Journal Of Travels In The year l539 By Ro
binson add smith undertaken ~ reicIenec 10 Bbhea
Geography y, drawn up from the original Diaries, with He
tofici Illustrations, by Edward Robinson ~, with
Alpf snd Plane. ma3l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16
10 Ohice hfsi corner below ibo Den0t.
LOGAN WALLER,
WIN T. THOMSON,
They most respectfully offer the following

RichmoHd,-Mcssrs Kent Kendall A. Atwatcr. aud Can't
Hcnj. Sheppard. ChdrionesrHe,-Allan - McCrudcr
Esq @eot'srH'e,-Messrs siarAo, Tyler q TO. Lonsa,
-dessrs Quares Kent, and y W Blgty, Est. amelia,
Nessrs ! r Jcter & Go. F1ur anna -1essrs Shcu.
herds Co. LyHch5urg,--Iohn N. speed ami William
" SUTTON E-1s. FfedeTictsbfUg,-gdbrioJ Johnson and
Alexander Nalker, Esq. Or1nFs-Mcs7rs snced &
Thomson imisrsf,-Wn. NJ. Waller, Esq CayoHHs-
Capt k0beuc. Sutton, Daniel Deiarne.t and William w.
lcnnsnt- Esqs King WHnm,-Gen. Piliip Ayler, and
tau Charles ". Bfa1ion WW1ms5ifre, pr. Robert
y Waller, and Mesrs W. w. Vest & Co.
m lrff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16
EXomANoN oLOTnINa sTOnE,


TUE underlined have opened tho Store 18th street,
oppoFiie the Exchange Hotel with tho view Of furnish
nR tho citizens Of Richmond and vicinity with first
articles IN tho way of Ready Made Garments &c such
have not heretofore been offered In this market. From
The advantages possessed IN connection with Of tho
hrat conccrnsn New York. thoy have hopes Of eiclna
share Of patronage which the style and quality Of their
goods cannot fail 10 command.
Reference could 10 furnished 10 the many citizens who
have favored the EsiabHshmouX 20 broadway, American
Hotel, New York, with their orders who will In future
leave their with US which will be forwarded
with despatch, and NJ Insured Samples Of tho maize
flas most In vogue NJ the Norh, will he kept hauds
from which selections an be made by all who would pre-
fer garments made 10 order.
An extensive assortment Of Garments, Tor Spring aud
summer wear, arc offered for nspectlon' Including Pau
isloons-from French and English Elastic CassmeTcs,
GambrOons Driinss Morinocs, Bombsznes, &C. IN va
ous styles Particular attention has been directed
% this department with the object OF Offering an afsoft
II Pans which from their superior style Of cut aud
finish must meet tho Of ihoeo requiring well IT,
nng urie Tho same may be appcdiO Vests which
have eivcn 40 much satisfaction. The usual assortment
viii bo Eep np inoudr Challey, Narcotics, rikn etc
&c Dreei and Frock Coats, from French and Ensjsh
/ G,lohs, in various colours. Also, Mornos, GinaIame
/ Iios NJ, etc.
With n superior assortment Of Fancy Dress ArteIes
Including The latest style Of Six Satin and Mohar sraTfs
sol Crevais Crava sinnors Stocks suspcnders SIX and
Linen lIandketchcs shirts, Collars, Gloves Undcrveas
and Draworsi Hosiery Umbrellas, Canes, etc. Also,
great variety OF Oriental Robes, or Dressing Gowns.
JOYS STARR co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16

MORE NEW BOOKS
Received at the Book Store of
SMITH, DRINKER s. NORRIS.
OhR1s TnAEELS.-Notcso fa Tour through
-, tnIkey 1Ieeee Esyp Arabia retIr to tue holy
Inv neluding Wait 10 Athens, Sparta, Grand Caro-
Consianiinoplc, Thcbes, the Rel sea- Mount sinai Pci
with numerous Plates ~'
we recommend It TO the public as a sterling work OF
traycl-U. y. Gazette. -
The author has conrivc 10 give his descr of
places sceLery aud events, spirit offreshneSs and yri.
the Times. ''" "
THEODORE HOOKS LAST
.fAIiiENs anu SunR Novel by the lafe ThroJorc
HOOK, suihor OF Sayings and Dongs, Gilbert Quincy
&c, in 2v l2no '''
"ot Fathers anu sons only say that It's revision
was about The last literary work Its lanen aubor
and That possesses all those features of Keen
aud humorous dcneaon of character which have re-
dered his productions such favoTcs with the public
London Literary GGsens.
"A mos; Interesting aud clever novel - Herald
"Onc Of the beet novels OF the ray ''-lfesssnrer.
"A most amusing novel, foi spirit and yivacity r-suHI.
"Mr Theodore Hooks works arc the most lively aud AT
the same time the trucsi pictures Of life We have met with
among late wriiers."-AhGs.
popular treatise on Agricultural Chemistry, for the
use oi the practical Farmer by Charles Suuarey Chemist
\ popular treatise Gu Vegetable Physiology, published
under the auspices of the Socc.y for the promotion
popular instruction, with numerous cuts
jei SMITH, DRlNKER MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16

THE gnt scTibcr5 have associated themselves together
q under TIE frm Of Waller & Thomson, lor tie pur.
pose Of transactng General Commission business
Having been long engaged In Merchandise aud under.
standing the general routine Of business we'll they with
confidence offer their scrycesio their friends and the pub
c al large. They besfOw their personal and
divided scniiou 70 the sale of every article entrusted
Their care and mort respectfully aoc share Of public
patronage especially The sale Of corn, wheat aud toblc-
COZ assuring their friends that nothing viii be LEFT undone
which human energy, fkill aud integrity accomplish,
u obtaining The highest pnccs fT their produce and
ng punctnal returns for the same.
LD- Office first corner below tho DEPOT.
IOGAN WALLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16
PREMIUM PLoUGHs.

ttTE have hand the the hes; OF AgricHi
w furGI implements before offered Ivy ami
prices, for such Implements 10 sales Our
Poughs are from some Of the approved factories In
he United States, aud have had awarded en- more
PREMIUMS
than any other Plough with which aequaintcd;-
having sold In the last 10 or y months One Thou
sand (Which entire satisfaction The Farmers who
used hemh we think hazard nothing In
them TO tie confidence Of our planters We would here
remark, that our
PATENT PLOUGH
has received - Prcmuna, late exhibition In Nassl.
ehusetts, and that when the hen best Plough was
tried I've refer Prouy Mears late Pair here
Is due 20 the manufacturers To say, that though there
we're several exhibited we had the ground These
Poughs have failed 10 receive the Premium when
offered.
Besides the advantage Prouty 4 Mears' Plough,
above enumerated, 1! trH last longer, and 30 better
vice; OF this fact satisfied, having sold the me
Poneh ourselves The following Is part OF our stock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16

UEase this occasion to give notice thatwo keep con.
w maniy on hand, Stoves, 0tstca and Cooking Ran.
gers Of al kinds, that generally used IN this naIkei
Of orr own manufacture, which WIN cell rcaaonabe
etms' Also Motifs Agricultural Furnaces for stestnlnE
ood for stock, which will sell fe mannftcturcrF
pfces amer adding The expenses, Tin, stove and
shcat ron Manuftcioy, tho Bcl Tavern, whore all
huds OF work w our lnc will DO done on Tho most rea
sonabc terms, and Al tho shOIc notice. Roofing with Tn
ep1 ,Rlchm0nd, Va,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16

TUE virtues Of tho Water from the White Sulphur
Springs In GrccnbToT County, In this State, are 80
generally known and appreciated that II " deemed unne
ccssary 70 enter into detail Of peculiar properties aud
applicability 10 particular diseases
II has been satisfactorily asccrtsned that the "Modcal
properties Of tho Water reside mainly IN ne FoLip CoH
TENTS" and a. these Rold contents NOT dtpossd
Otherwise lost by eKpoison, the transported must
retain 40 much strength az that which s used fresh oIn
the fountain.
The prophetors with view Of placing At once in the
reach Of all those who may be disposed 10 avail themselves
ofs use, have established agencies In all the prime nal
con and towns IN the Union, and transport the Water
barrels and half barrels, which have undergone careful
and through preparation and enabled 10 present tho
Water 10 consumers In perfect state Of prcservaon
without the loss Of any or Us peculiar mcdcal roperea
Numerous comparative trials made with the transported
Water, and tho Water fresh AZ the Spring, by intelligent
and obsoryant persons with view 10 ascertain ita
strength In other case have, abundanuy proved Tho uh
Of this position.
Pamphlets containing analysis Of Tho Water and d.
rccous for a usc furnished gratis b. all the AGENTS
For sale In bbis, half bbls aud holoa.
10 a Tn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16
BoNNErs, BoNNEr>. BoSNErs,
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.

~ H. JENKINS would Invite the attention Of
mere and oihers, TO examine 50 esses Of new
rns st les OF Bonncs, CONSISTING OF the fol-
low ne kinds. Florence Btad Plain and Figured Straw,
orentsl Zephyrnes, Modulus aud others OF the newes.
fashions. Also Flowers and wresihs, Bonnet, Cap and
Neck Ribbons. Cheap for cash, At ...
apls II JENKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16

CALiCOES! CALlCOESI CALICOES!l!
DETERMINED TO reduce my present stock Of spung
IL and summer Cacoes invite the attention
particularly to the article feeling assured that the price
will be satisfactory. W MEREDITH,
JUS Main Attract.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16
M II s [ C..

Nj II S &c.
ID II. TAYLOR has just Ieccived the following Songs
arranged for the Guitar.
My Boyhoois Home
life on the Ocean Wave
Come play the that simple air agas
Last Serenadc
Loriso creation men We call
sullso Gently
Angels Whisper
O, Whistle and III come YOU my lad
Morning its sweets Is nnging
Omy loves like the Red Rose
On yonder rock reclining
My Sister Dear.
iu6 Musir Sfore onnoe;,c ,bo u,pks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having been engaged In the Drug and
Z dDohscdry business In New York and Phiaacphil,
for past eleven years. has associated with himself Mr.
Thomas Harrison, Of this City, and commences busi-
ness thls day, under the firm OF Bolton 4 Harrison.
EDWARD BOLTON.
Richmond, May 9th, 1912. ma G dn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16
CLAssICs-LEIPslC EpIrIONs.

CLASSlcS-LEIPSlC EDITIONS.
I W. RANDOLPH a Co, N.in s,reet. Rlehmons.
hooks. lnpeiIed direct from LsipsIe, c~rmsSy. which
.ney viii sell on reasonable tesms 10 choos
plOdorus sealus. vols Thacytiitesa i and 4 vol.
Euriplies, q Andf vols seneca ~' '''
eiodoius. and vols Tactics
Pindar Virgil
rate vols llcnet's Had and Odyssey
r SSy"S,'s s sSss Nsnorhoas Anabass and
nciaee Councilman. vols
..ay,cN". ftantns, vols
Luereiius juv.nsI
I,reOers,es, Aphorisms Caiullus, nbullus aud FRO
NOsse. via,or by Anthony Miller, lesSia-prnic. In
ie!'. and dedicated TO Cardinal Rehclicu
rare copy OF Her >tiolus, In yci ioio with Latin
rrsns',lc9 and marginal noie.sesens celebrated ell,
Also TRANSACTIONS Of most ofihe above work.
ssr'ehePs German AMI English Dcuonary, vols S,c
spor.ehrl's and Doc,tscrs Pocket German Dictionary
s eSSks,nd y, 10 every variety OF style
to- Orders Cor Books Stationery Music Pianos anil
Fancy Goods viii meet win EremEs sisnsn II addressed
.jeis Riei,@on,L
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
I u. CUNNINGHAM has received and offers for
a. sale ave,y reiueel prices large assortment OF sea-
sonablc Dry Goods. PcIs in will 6nd TO thcir
and examine The following goods;
beautiful Lawns, Musins and Cinshsms
English French aud American Pnnts
Cord sni black MSasSn dc I%ioes
Black Italian aud Gro lie soi srks
Hue Black DO do 10
Plain and I'D cold SILKS, assorted
81 Table Diapers
BIRDS Eve aud Russia Diapers
Superior lish Linens, lqualiies
Linen Cambria
Linen do Hikfs
Black an'l white silk Hose
DO do half do
nlack aud white Cotton 10
White, black and cold silk Gloves
Ebbcns, bnnnets, Artificial Flowers
Heaehcda aud unbleaehcd Shirtuga meetings, etc
The above goods with many others will be aod cheap for
cash, "a the subscriber, intending another
store IN few days. will close reduced prices his
present stock al CuNNINGHAM5
iui Cheap cash dry goods store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16


UrRoiNIA-ia cAeaesry-At rules held In the
Monday, the 2ndday OF Nav. 1872:
WIN Burgess, John u yeaiman ami Mary his wife,
anu Joseph fones and Elizabeth his wife, Pltis.
Mary, pelens.anIs
The defendants, William Nash, Peer Nash, and Brsd
hswic Mary, not having entered their
snh gwen security according to the of assembly and
mo ruics 81 this eourt; and appearing by sasiC
edc &C tSt they arc not Inhabitants OF this Common
wealth; lthorerei that the said defendants do appear
mere ca The first Monday August and answer tho
o the painhs and that copy OF hls order be forth.
NIL inserted In some newspaper published the city
Nichond, for two months DO
mont door VI the Courthouse OF this county.
-. Copy-Terfc,
lelo w9w JNo = n rErFRiEs, crk.
ViHGINIA-fr ChaneeTy.-At rules held In the
v, ctciks Office OF the Circuit superior Court OF Law
~, Mhnsneeiy OR the County of wcamoreianJ, the
samuel IapseoU, Elizabeth spcarman and al.
49,, Plaintiffs.
Ann u rapSeo'i, David Tapseou aud al.
nc neiendantS Elizabeth Janncy, and Robert Hall and
hannah hha hlswiie, who was Hannah Ann Jinnoy NOT
having cntsrctt their appearance mi EVEN scr,,,,
and Appearing ~ satisfactory evidence thai they arc
not Inhabitants of this Comm wealth. IA nj o,,,,.
Thet the sail defendants do appear before The jn- ~ ,
d court at tho Courthouse of said county ON The frs,
Jay OF the next Term, and answer the THE fthc pan
and that copy Of this order be forthwith nseTc,I I'M
two months suecessvcy, and posted front door Of
the Courthouac ofths county.
copy. Tcstc.
LEI e~sw WILLIAM HurT, Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16
NOTICE.


THE subscTbeIsh having opened their Sisrc Al the
above the Banks, Main street, respectfully soil
CT n share ~ the public patronage. All medicines and
prescriptions will be compounded with great care, and
inferior article sold In any Articles he obtained
= lay hour va Tie night
BOLTON g. HARRISON,
Druggists and hpothcc aries,
Corner above the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16
r n JENKINS.

XHIoULD call the attention OF country aud city MGR.
Wv chants TO his extensive assortment OF Printed and
Common EariheTnware just received from the msnufae
tories and will be offered low prices for cash.
punctusl customers am now opening the following styles
OF Dining Ware:
Blue aud brown DINING sctts
White C;I ante do
Counthian do
Bourbon Sprix 40
Blue Neptune dc
White Porcelain China do
TEA WARE.
Bourbon spTg China Tea setis
Blue Rsiscd figure DO, n, ~ and 70 pieces
Pain Gold and White do, n and as pieces
Broad Gold Rand liz, -, u and 81 pieces
Landscape Pattern do, NJ rieeos. a article
Rich Dove color and Gilt 10, 80. Gland s. pieces tho
most beautiful article offered In this city.
In addition to the above, keep constantly hand
beautiful assoTtmentof
Rich Cut and Plain Astral Lamps
DO 10 Mantellamps
Candclabras, I, and lishts, with rich drops
Entry and Halllamps of every style
Looking Glasses, comprising Pier, Mancl and Toilette
Looking Gasses Also large assortment small Glasses,
from lS0 TO 60 per dozen. have large stock common
Cups and SaueeIs Bowls, Plates, sc. which will DO ocr
ed al unusually low prices
Those wishing make purchases invited TO call and
examine my stock. CHARLES SrEBBlNS,
aPs Opposite Swan Tavern, Shoe koc Hin.
7 AIDES FRENCH MOROCCO AND KID
II SLIPPERS and PARIS THIS, 81 $500 pait OF
above very handsome and good slippers. Just received
per sclr John stull from Philadelphia which will
tall at the above very low price ef 81 % per yar.
BURLINGTON a. co.
mh2l Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16
jus w9w WIN o. WINSTON. d. CHG

The defendant Robert Hill, Jr, eN'or Of the last will
and testament Of John King Decd not having
appearance and given security according TO the Of
scmhly and the Rules Of this Court, and II appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he Ia moi inha6an Of this
eountyi isdcrcd, that the said defendant do appear
here the first Monday in August ncxt and answer the
bll OF plaintiffs and that COPY Of this order he forthwith
inherited in some newspaper published Ia the city OF
Richmond, for two months successfully, and posted al tho
front door Of the Courthouse Of this county.
Copy-Tcste,
ma % wow no. POLLARD Ok