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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
Fresh sPRING GOODS.

Uh ~ noNn. tn"osD a DAVENPORT
FRESH STRING GOODS.
WIN. =, HITLER Importer II China. ouce sswsrc.
ahoat per Mncrod daily expected and ali from
The manufacturers his usual laE. end seceuon OF
reduced pIees, ar on credit OF sis punctaa
lie feels confident that merchants will not consider il
necessary iaIhcr Moth goods In his Inc n
will but give him call wM HuTLER.
mr. doors above The Ben Tavern
pLAIK TEAS, superior qualify IA papers
ID GUNPowDER TEA, doe aad extra tine
LOAF ~ CARS. at lowest prices
BACON MippIINCS, In p,iine order
ALMONDS. lvica sait Shell
LONDON PORTER. quarts
MADEIRA WINE. 70 c,sh, casks-for sale by
"a W. Cosnct OF ID and 18Th streeig.
u icii san striped sly t~ icd blue black aud
IL eolotcdshks. tot sale by 4. Il PRICE
NEW DISCOVERY.
THE subscribers have sale three kinds Magnetic
EiheI-No. l Tot consumption. which cxccIs al, and
every kind OF con>umpivS ruc that ever has be en-
discovered Try H. aud YOU viii mud IL no huubur IL A.
sure cure in the three hTst Stages
Magnetic Ether No for Nervous diseases, which the
pIcnts vii hnd Ia help thrmn y TOURS, auda
10 snort tine II has never failed la the most dangerous
Magnetic Eihcr No Tor Liver aud serofou. diseases
book ar treaties ol Nardus discasca accompany each
Tackagc ncrusal will satisfy purchaser that they
possess rropIe'ies ndcpei deL AMI superior ohcr
t.prunt Tty them We afraid - have ihC IN
icsci 10y the best physi;ans oi the day. No qnaekcry
aboutthe MasLciio Remedies.
McdCe' soc ctics toNuci To test aud condo them
2uoiely II they aio not wna they recommended 10
be. n EtSrACE & son.
SPRING DRY GOODS.
THE snhscnbor is now receiving and will connuci
receive by every arrival, his stock of spring Dry
Goods, whth hc viii sell low Tor cash
sun shades AMI PaTasols
Gcousia Nankcen
SiTa~ Nuns and Florence Bradc BOnncts
Black and ColoT'd silks
tacocs of all prices
Hosiery, Gloves, etc. IBCUN >INGUAN.
NH fhFa r ..rNH - .f.rra
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

a huict lcd m lnc tletEa once of lilo CirrIt ru.
~ pCrlor Cpuu ~ Law aud Chnuccry for Fluv,nn,
county. NO May, 1872.
lanes tpugh AMI Ch Aikinson. merchants and part
ncf1 trading under fhc fru az James u Couah 4 90
teuc.ur or tie benefit Of On Osborne, Pufq
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
sps-wlcw Np!-"f Henry GIBSON. OK.
In the United states Court the .setn District OF Viz
GINA, April oh, lsi1:


GINA, April 9th, 1872;
the matter of bankruptcy OF COLIN McRAE. OF the
county OF Chesterfield. The Eastern Virginia District
The said Colin McRHe, who has been iecrceI bankrupt
10y this Court having ficd petition praying for his
charge III ordered that notice thet Toe published in
anewsaper printed IN the City OF Richmond seventy day
al least before ths sth day OF July next when hearing
Will be had on the said petition atihe Civ HAL in the CIV
OF Richmond, and all creditors have proved their
debts and other persons IN interest appear
SAID time and place. and show cause, any they have
why the prayer OF the said petitioner should not bc grant
Ell. A Couy Trsfr W sun"
ap II wllw' HENRY GIBSON OK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
ma view f'' wv,

VIkGtNiA.M Rules hell in the Clerks az me. az IT,
superior Court of Ch'nccry Tor the Ricb,nons ,. no
CUT itc ~ Gay oi May, lS2Ttc Tre,lcsar IIo, C,a,
ny, WI egan't iohn McQuaid aud Iienr. Ti,nanns 10
and other defendants ~N-'' n iuhanus,
Tic defendant Henry Timanus not having .,,.r.,
aud given eccury according to the se, OF
assembly and tie rulee Of this court and 4, -
satisfactory evidence that he s not an nhahi,,n, 80 ~
commonwealth: " Is ordered that the sid defcndsn, -
appear al the rules to he held the first sIcnd.y In
su-t noki' and answer the bill of the plaintiffs nn ha,
cory OF ms order be forthwith inserted in some
per puohshed la the city Of Richmond for two ,no,6
~ aud posted at the front door OF tho Capitol
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28


gina, 18Th April. 1872.
the matter OF bankrupfcy of Francis Rcsnsul Of the
city OF kchmoud In The Eastern Virginia District The
sa1 Francis Reenau who has been decreeda Bankrupt
OY this Couu, having filed petition PRAYING Tor his dis.
charge IL Is ordered, that notice thereof published In
newspaper princdin the city Of Richmond seventy cav
az least before the sA Gay Of july hearing
be had on the said petition the City Hall OF
Richmond aud al iors who have proved their debts
"teT persons IN interest," appear the said tim.
anu place aud show cause. any they have why The
PRAYER Of the said petitioner should not be granted
apl6 wIlw HENRY GIBSON C1s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

BoNNETs, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, sc,
NUNS Bonncis at II 81
Misses Sfaw, Lcshorn and Ziphyrine Banncfs
ianca' Annahone, straw, Florence Brad Zuhvtioc
and Fancy Bnnuetr ' ~'F'''''"t
Artificial FloWerH
Tue above Goods are I'll Of the newest and most fish
ionab!c styles, snd will tc sod iuts. ~
ALSO
Genilemcn's and Boys straw. Palm. Marii, and Ir,
"oIH iha'N tiNNINGHAN'S
o. ~ New aul Cbeau Cash Dry focis s,,,e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

10 bc Nci states tJIu tor fu- ta-tefn B-flct ,,t
- Virginia. May 3lF, 1872
a NDbEW PlIL NJ ~ tic CITY u Richmond iavirg
n hl'd petition praying thar he may o.. declared a
utnhI"lNt ordered, hat al per-ons caiunr tp he
cfenuois 81 tie said hnfCw PZzin show cause ~ 10 .
u'i IN The oh lay ~ July urN, why The sail Andrc
1tln h ro dee Jared bankrupt pursuant The act II
N'n2res IN D. AT behalf ami that copy ~ mis- order 10
in ie newspapers corning the = and 9itb
Il. -. l.tt.-....-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

W. no U0ited States Court forfle EaseT Dffet az Viz,
ginfa, Nay SHh. 1872
hht- DEAN, n The county 81 Campbell having
N.da peitton rfayinrf That Doe may be tscsrc bank
wv Dr. ordered, hat s persons claning 10 be- efcdiors
V We si lmcsF Dem. show 10 tic Court on fhc
10y ~ lliy ncE', willy The tsii james Dean be nof
uhrkfupt pufsurntt0 the act OF Congress in
uel eI anil ia copy ~ 'is order be- rubfsbcd In
c0ud "s ''' --' 1'' -" '"es oi
-, Copy. Toae,
ma 81 WOW OsEPh DATTLEY, DC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
,o,o,-vs,iw A'"p'-IInn srr',rr BArrtEv.
Ia the United states Court Tor the Eastern District OF vT
gina. May i7'h, 1912:

gina. May l7th, 1912
the matter ~ Bankruptcy of Joseph NJ krmacad, OF
county 81 Campbell in the Eastern Virginia DstTicu
Tho said Joseph NJ. Arnstead, VINO has been decreed
uausui 10y this Court hlvins flied petition PRAYING for
is discharge u " ordered, That notice thereof DE pub
i~hci in newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond
suty lcts before The l2th day of SEP
neat when hearing Will I've had the said PETITION,
Cy Hail In the city OF Richmond, and oil tors who
have dcbts and o.i persons In Interest," may
appear sari aud place and show cause, u any
they why the prayer ofthe said petitioner shoul
d. granted copy-TcNe,
ef-wllw JOSEPH r. RATTIEl, ID. e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
ma q wii~ J6-rPn BsTrIRy. u e.
In the UnHcd rfieB Court flf de Es,f-tn D-rirf 81
NifE.nit. y ~ i7th. 1872

. virginia. HY i7th. ieiE
In the mauerof Binkrupicy OF
A NTHONX W TEMPfIN o. tho corrfy 81 f,,,o,t.i
u in Tho Eastern Nifgnia Dstrc' The ead AnthYry
W Ieuplin Who has been derreed h1nkfunf In ffis
cour' having ici petition pfsyin1 Tor Die dnrhafrc d.
b. ordered, that npcc Their 'nf hr pII.hr Boo Il orgs
lct printed in hc cry ~ Richmond a lca fore
the lth day ~ superintendent. when hetff viii be lad
rhtr .aid petition, af tho Cy Hall ip foo Cy of H.ri
"td tnd al creditors who have proved ftcr dsbfs aud
nh'f persons boz iuirrcsi,ay appear ~ fts sad e add
p,ace and show cause, ~ soy hey have Why tho PRAYER
Of ihc said petitioner should not be gfanfrd.
Copy. Teur.
ma p wllw JOSEPH HATTfEY. u e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

IN the United states Court for the Eastern District OF Viz.
GINA, 18th April lSi2
In the matter OF Bankrupicy of
4 Gorge ZIMMERMAN, Of the Town Of Pctersburs
VI in the Eastern Virginia District The said Gcors.
Zimmerman who has been dccrced Bankrupf by thi-
court having MED petition praying oi his discharge: II
" ordered that notice thereof he published in ncgspa.
per printed IN the City Of Richmond ~ days cas before
te oh daY OF July mex, when hearing will be had on
the san petition al the City Hall IN the CITY Of Richmond
anu al creditors who have proved their debs other
persons IN interest may appear a. the said time and pac
sh1 SHOW cause II any they have Why the prayer Of
said petitioner should not be grained,
Copy-Tesfc.
ar 10 wllw JOSEPH F BATTIFT, nc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

-. GIIll. I'm hpTII, INII:
The matter of bankruptcy OF Robert VI. Saunders of
the city OF Richmond In the Eastern Virginia District
nhe said Robert ". saunders who has been dec cod
10y Tins Court, having fled petition praying for
MS discharge" IL Is ordered, That notice thereof Re pub
hshed M newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
seventy days at least before the Sh Of July next when
hearing viii be had the saii petition the Civ Hall i
city OF Richmond, and all creditors who proved
theT debts and Other persons n interest," may appcar
me ssd time and place and show any they have
e.. A copy--Tesie ~ ~ e'
apli wliw JOS +. RATTLEY. DC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

IN INC united states Court fr lite Eastern
, glnia, April 2Jth, 1872.
In the matter Of Bankruptcy of
EHOMAS II DREW Of the city Of Richmond In tho
Il Eastern Virginia District. TIE said Thomas II Drew
VINO has been decreed Bankrupt 10y court having
MED petition praying for his discharge: ordered that
nonce hereof be publ sled 10 newspaper prnte In the
CITY OF Richmond 20 days least before the sh dsy OF
July next, when bearing will be- had the sad petition
al the City Hall i1 the Guy Of Richmond and all
who have proved their icbts and other persons in inter
ST. may APPEAR al the said time snd place ADD show cause
any hey have, why the prayer OF the said petitioner
should Tot be grained.
Acopy. Teste,
zp2l wlIw UESRy GIBSON cvpk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

4 trIN Cu &C Ss-lusi received a few pieces
= i.utn Al.rlu Check ior sale low. ut
JUNNfNGHAMS
nl t' tufan Gosh nv g,o.is stove
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

In the unci Court the Eastern District Of v
gina. May %, l6fG
ltTfLlfAM klDGEMAN, Of the county OF Nelson. hav-
w ing tei petition praying that he may be declared
bankrupi; Is ordered. that all persons claiming 10 be
CREDITORS OF the said William pidge~ay. show 10
tho Court the l21h day OF July why the sail WI
Rdgeway be not bankrupt pursuant TO the act
Of Congress Ia that behalf; aud that copy OF this order
- published In the newspapers according 10 the 2ed and
Sith rules OF court.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

In the uned states Court fo the Eastern District Of vr
gnia. n,h April, lsi2:
In the matter oil bankruptcy of
lrDMUND BROWN. OF the CITY Of Richmond in the
Il Eastern Virginia District. Ghc said Edmund Brown
who has been dccrcc bankrupt by this court, having
cd petition praying for his discharge: II Is ordered
that notice thereof tie published In newspaper printed
~ the city OF Richmond seventy Gays least before the
sih day Of July next when hearing will be had the
said petition. at the CITY Hall In the City OF Richmond
all creditors who have proved their cbs and other per.
sons IN interest," may appear the sa time aud place
aud show cause they have why the prayer Vi
SAID petitioner should not be grained.
81 Mllw HENRY GIBSON Cl,k
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

tisr.AT BARGAINS W. lave oU hand an 81,
~ celcnt aasurmeni q Family Groceries, which will
be 500 cheap for cash punctusl customers uron
reasonable tune. % ~ wv
ia GRETTER A. PEAKR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
vrlufsfi. copy -Teste.
~ 2t-witw Ip~EPu =. RhrrtEN. II. q


ginis, May fth, i>i2;
4 the ~f Bankruptcy F. q Watkins ofthe
Of Lyochburg Ia the Eastern Virginia District The said
Watkins. who has been decIccd Bankrup, by this
Goat haVlnS lcd petition, praying for his discharge II
otdrred, Thet notice thereof be published In news
psp-r printed In the city OF Richmond. seventy days at
i. the lAh day September next when hcaTng
veil had the said petition, the Cuy Han the city
Rchmnrd. ard all ere iors who have proved their debts,
an oher persons Interest, st the said time
nlcc and show any they have why the prayer
OF he said petitioner should not be granted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

IN the matter Of Btnkrupicyot
NATHANIEL W PAYNE ~ thr Town ,r Ivr-f.i.,,..
- in TIC Eastern NrsIn1 Disrc'. Tp. ta.f N-rs,..
PAYNE who has been decreed 5snEfupt h. his crrr
havinE f'ei petition prssfuf or ir dircharpe Dr. 10.
dcrcf mar notice thereof Dc published ip new rrer
printed iu the CIV Of Ei-nnunI Nv d,ya al Ia,sf hcG
nc ith DAY of september ucgf. when hearing will d.
had On the said petition. 40 me CIV Han loo fhr fv o
Rchmo1 and al cfcitorf who have nr0vct thcir cfts
ani other perfonF In Interest may srpctraf s rsI Bio
AMI place, and shr cause. " any ffey have why no
prayer IT tle said petitioner sIaId not be- grained
4 cory. TrHr.
ma2f w11w TO-TpfT 3 paTrt ~ IN 4,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

In the United Court Easorn lbs strict OF vr
ginia, 18Th April. 1872:
n the matter of bankruptcy OF T.. BYRON BARKER Of
the city OF Richmond in the Eastern Virginia District
The said Byron Barker, who has hcen decreed Bank
rupt hy this court having fled petition praying his
discharge is ordered, thar notice thereof be published
In newspaper printed Ia the city OF Richmond 10 days
least heloro S day Of July next, when hearing will be
had 90 the said petition, the City Hall the Rich
muad. and all creditors who have proved their debts
other persons In interest," may appear the sa and
place. and show n they have Why PRAYER
the said petitioner should not be granted.
ACogY-Teste,
mn l6 yrliNv urNpV crpSoN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

ANNALS FOR THE SEASON.
lLOE as Dictionary. 10y Mrs l. " VIII
The Poetry Of Flowers, an1 Flowers OF Poetry edit.
cI D. Frances Os.ooI ~ '
IoudYu ' - ''''
Iie Orchard and Fruii Garden, including the Forcing
Pr, by Chs- McinfO-h --
The Aunrauth, eft for al seasuus
tota's LeNc Interpretation Of the 7nru,re and
-cnftut ut8 Oi flowers For -ao ~
ap II SMITH, DEINKER & MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
THE YUUNG PE0PLE7s GOOK,

lHE present number is cmbcllished with a atlepJi
M'@z.uni, eninicd Going tie springs with other
smaller cufrsviugs
ne contents are from the pens Of Arthur Bache SAN
aefson waiter, Miss Rand Rev Kennedy The Editor
Professor Fiozt ant many others.
-n'-rnpfOn only 81 per year single Nos iss cfs
Cal soon Al tne Periodical Agency Office N.n sfrcst
mex. door Co Evans China store.
uli ~ gIN.N
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-12
From N, G.oreia Jtdirsoaidn.

Home Maaufieture.-A few days ago
our attention was attracted hy bale OF
Cotton at The warehouse Of Leak d Allen,
which. upon inspection, we found TO he
packed in cotton bagsinc manufactured at
home. The bale was round. and weighed
30S lbs. The bogsing was Of firm tex
rurc. wove of The ordinary sized thread,
and apparently strong enous b TO envelope
square bale of five hundred pounds
weight. twas from Henry county, and
wns made in the family Of tie planter who
raised the cotton. whose name we have
forgotten. This is the kind OF domestic
industry wo want in Georgia. which,
should il ever become common, as We trust
il will, will cflcctually do away all COM
plain, Of tariff aud hard times.
On Saturday las, We had The pleasure
Of visit q, our Office from w. /. C'nw,
ford, Of The same county. dressed u, n 'u',
sui, Of cloth manufactured from s''E ana
fine Saxnny wool. the coat and pan'a'oohs en
half and half. The waistcoa, two. thirds siiH'
I, was tho frs, Time for long wbi!c nc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-12

looked upon q man with compiacency
proud Of his clothes, as indeed Mr. CrawS
ford had righ. To be. for the whole wl
raised on his own plantation and manufah|
,ured by kind old mother, Mrs. MAJ
Crawford, six,y-ihrce years of age. There
was another matter 10 be proud of. and We
hand the name to our readers with moro
pleasure aud triumph than we would our
most successful Candidate TO tho Legisla-
ture.
We have been promised specimens Of
some silks raised aud dyed by lady Of
This county, which wc hope TO have tho
pleasure Of exhibiting 10 our visitors before
long.
We are proud TO see these evidences of
industry and skill Of our country women,
and look forw ard 10 the day when Georgia
beauty will grace our public assembIases
and private circles, attired in silks Of theif
own manufacture. Then who will care
los tariffs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-12

PostmaSicrs.-We hear great deal OF
talk by Democrats and Wings, abou, Turn
ing ont officers. which amounts 10 this: lot
them be turned out il they desircit. Now
so Gar as we arc concerned in the matter.
we know Of several pos'mastcrs in these
disgins that ought TO be read oul pretty
quick. They deserve such n course.
No longer than last week, subscriber
came into our office. and had the Journal
stopped. for tho only cause. that ho could
noI receive il in less than 4 month after il
is published,
We respectfully inform the Postmaster
General. tha, this post office is in Edge
field District. and known rs Christians.
and lha, wc have suffered by the ucgli.
ecncc Of some of the pnsInasrerS on the
route. and so soon rs we can find OF.
where this misconduct lies, we intend TO
call for dama.cs.-Ifamburg Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-12
FoR EREssDEST:
JOHN G. CALHOUN.
Vol subject 10 ihe ae,seaa any Conr.nIion.

u The Cont Of Common Pleas will sit Tor
this District on the iIini Monday, Q7th) OF this
month. II, which time, ne raieniate TO receive n
large amount nf ftheReedini from those OF our
subscribers who have isrguiten TO give rs call {;
and. should il mol bcihc case we now TAKE the
liberty OF iaiaraIing ihcn. tliai we are getting
on, of patience fast, ard pGt of money laster.-
and we shall, after die term Of this Court. he
forced TO apply for aid 10 a Gray limb OF The
law. who has a good kneek of settling old ac-
counts. to do al our oat dspr business, without
re.pcc, to persons. We therefore. now ,caTn
detauisers against the eriis attending the pay
ent OF costs, as this wil be the last time OF ask
ing. and Will, the iasi das of Court. expires or
last day Of Grcee!--ua YES! On YES! On
Yrs,M
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-12

The Bali Rolling On!-From the pro-
cee'iinss Of their meeting in another COL
unn. il will b. seen that The sturdy Dem
ocrncy of old Linc.'ln are following up tie
move made in this County recently. in
nominating Mr. Calhsnn for The Presidcn-
cy. We rejoice to see this, for tho course
OF Lincoln will have great weigh. in stir
ring up our friends throughout the Sale.
4 gentleman who was present a, The meet
ing at liohman's writes us--''lt would
have pleased you to have seen tho zeal
and energy with which The left wing Of The
Lincoln Democracy enlerc'l into the sup.
port Of tlhc grcaes, man of,he age Juds.
ing from tho -sniIii-I-snY manifested on
Saturday last. I should sastha Mr. Cal.
noun would rally in his favor the strongest
and mos. enthusiastic party that has ever
appeared i'll this couu,ry."-Necklenbars
JcGcrsoaiaR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-12
From The GreenrMe Moustoia,cr.

Mr. Editor Various reports have
gone abroad through The upper PARTON Of
This Stale, with regard 10 the sickness Of
the viIlase Of Newberry, which are incor.
rect. II has been reported thai our Village
has been, and still IS, al This Time, very
sickly that at one ritnc, there were seven
teen persons. IN the family Of Mr.. Scott.
keeper Of one OF the Hotels, sick with ie-
yer; in short, so Car have those reports
gone, that persons travelling by Stage,iion
GrccnviIc 10 Columbia, have really been
apprchcnsive that it would be unsafe 10
remain in The Tdlage during even one
night. This was The fact, III relation to
Mr. VIM. Gilmore SInms. who passed
through The place n few evenings sInce.
When r. ports Of this character are in
circulation, respecting the Village in which
we live. we feel bound to contradic. them.
It is true that the District has been. and
still -, >ickIy bu' with regard 10 the pl-
iGge, which, within its curpuroe limits,
contains upwards Of 700 inhabitants. we
stale that there has been. aud IS now less
Of fever that has prevailed, IN any year,
FOR the last five years. So far is the re-
pon of the sickness Of Mr.. SCOTS family
from being true, there has not been sin
Gle case ul' fever succ the first vi July.
Our Village has never been more healthy
than during this summer; and 10 The WI
lase in which we live. we feel that II ls ne
cessry 10 make this statement, thus public
Is aud we lrus, shat those papers which
NAV have given circulation 10 the reports
alluded 10, will give his communicable"
an insertion, as an nc, of justice 10 the
people Of Ncwbcrry Village.
II. X. BOYD. Inteniani
HENRY SUMNER.
JOHN ) CARWlLE.
w. WILSON
Y. HARRINGTON.
II. H. klNARD.
Newberry, Oct. l. lSt2.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-12
Ernm nc Charleston .uereuru.

The .ibduciioa Hoar.-'rhe recent let
ter Of Nr. Plcasants, sisnol by his own
name. declaring lha, each and every state
mcnl in 4 former letter also signed by his
own uaine. was fabricated and false, meets
will, all The contempt it merits. The Pc
lersburg Statesman publishes ii with the
following comment:
Yesterdays Whis contained the fol-
lowing letter from Mr. Pleasanls, avow
inc the plot to be mere hoax. II so. IT is
one of hose practical Jokes by ~hich we
rather think very little credit will be won
10y its authors. ltappears from this letter,
tha, the editor Of the Wing had no inlima-
ton that the plot" was n hoax, and il is
we'll known that after at FIRST trying to
laugh it over, he a, leugIh grew serious,
and expressly and fully justified the Plot
IL SO, whatever may be thought by the
community Of Mr.. Peasants for trillias
with them in such way, is evident hat
this hoax plot has involved the Wing in
The awkward predicamen, Of having jusli.
fed .he pretended outrage. lie, the read
ers hereafter be cautious how they believe
any thing in the Whig-for even the wri-
,er's name subscribed. i, seems, is no secu-
rity against deception"
But after the cool avowal Of the writer
that he knows no wrong in fabricaIinS
string of statements, as matters OF fact
within his owp knowledge, and publishing
them over his own signature, which OF the
two letters are we TO believe! The author
has convicted hinsclf-has acknow lodged
that he is capable Of stating as facts, what
he knew were not facts, ard his word being
confessedly good for nothing. it may be
worth while TO inquire whether he had not
stronger motives for falsely denying the
plot" than he could have had originally
Tor fabricoling il? He signed his name to
II. he says, 10 give il greater plausibiliiy-
ne need not take that trouble hereafter
indeed il he ever wishes credit given to any
OF his statements he would do well mol to
let The public know the source from which
thsy come,