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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

MARCH o.
Hannibal end COMMAND ialce n srnnk l.r ID. WI

MARCH -.
Reported and corrected twice n week for the Wbig
BUTTER Mountain, ffkn p 10 re. -
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Java BE. e' -
FisH- Houinas q.
FLDUR-Coun'ry O. 75toG.
"hH,N-Il.s 1. d9wnward tendency. We continue 10
quIe Wheat 81 % 40, Corn 90; Data 90 a. 5c
iRDh-Pig - English i Swcdes 500 Trcdcrar 500
LldbEH-'.c car White Pine, No !, eJ5; No Z 81. ~
ri Hcuss >, ~ Flooring, lGa1l per N feet.
MlLhssES-P0fip Rico 2la2ic; n. q. 2ls2ic.
OH.Wintcf olf5 allO Fall Strained i.y5c; Whale in
PRoyisIoN s-smlhd.ld Bacon T. OH Nrddlbss 3 70
&C.; Richmond cure17lc; tard7c.
PLAidTEK-t1i on Basin
sUgAk5-si CfoiE 7a9e. Porto Rico 5Ia7l; New or.
leans 5i7c.
FiOT-fc.
RALr-Whsrf OF sd, aioro o. co.
10BAitO-Rrft.p fH continue moderate. prices have %
dowuw 90 tendency We renew uu0f1fpur. In~r
seia2i-LeafJa ii-5 a. general aas-fine manuileiu.
rEfIHI
TgAs-impedalsnd Gunpowdor 75e a 81 so, Black IN r.
~ rfufH.
wnlsKEY-BIs2ie, hhJa &c.
EXCHANGE.
Nov YORK drafs = 7le.
rI,sltsdsI"f 90 q IT,
North Carolina Bink notes, sl0 and ovcrl D.
DO 10 under eiVe '-''
South ClrOiina..... .3afc Teunes7ce. ........tsc
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
Richmond, &C.. SknaioriaI gl,e,;on

Our Senator James Lyons, Esq, in a Card some
time since, nouhed US he would resign al the close
oi the late session Of the Legislature. Taking il
for granted he will shortly send in his resignation
to the Acting Governor (which believe is the re =
guar course,) It becomes US TO select some one as
MS successor. This is u time that we ought TO be
extremely cautious whom we select 10 represent ms.
either IN the National or State Legislatures We
ought 10 call TO our service good and true men, none
OF your siraight-laced, hshy politicians, but men
who will 60 for the good Of the State and the whole
country. We ought TO profit by experience and
take good care not 10 have such men imposed upon
us again as John Tyler. To fill the vacancy in
this District, occasoned by the resignation OF MI
Lyons, had hoped DR. Lewis w Chamberlayne
would be the individual selected but understanding
Il is not his desire, at this lime, become canGi.
date, second the nomination Of "Henrico" IA the
wing OF Tuesday last, OF Hill Carter Esq, Of
Charles City. know MIR Carter TO be a GOOD and
true Wing one whoISiil refuse this States Dor.
ton oil the Distribution fund, which rishifully be
longs TO her, at time when there is necessity TO
preserve her credit, and Pianos, Gold and Silver
Watches, Plate, Bank Stock, SC, are taxed for that
purpose.
Let the Wings OF the District arouse. and take
measures TO bring Mr. Carter fully out before the
people, and he will not, sure, refuse 10 serve
mem. am not personally acquainted with Mr.
Garter, but IN times like these, feel confident he
VIII not refuse 10 obey any call made upon him by
the Vo'ers Of the Dislrc'.
IL IS time we moving in this matter and I
trust The genuine Wings of this District vii throw
ASIDE thtlr apathy and Indifference and resolve onco
more to light for their country, and their country's
cause. RICHMOND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
The Bankrupt Set in The washes.

"A letter from Hanover informs US, that Mr. "Al.
phabe" Brown is very busy representing the Bank
rupt Act rs fivourns the rich the expense Of the
poor-Hlegins, in supper, OF this strange assump-
uon-thst none but those who owe debts 10 the
amout Of $4,000 can take the benefit of the act
Mr. Alphabet has the wrong SOW by the car this
time, and be;rays gross ignorance for q gentleman
OF his repu,ed wisdom. The $1,000 clause relates
TO Involuntary bankrupis, and only refers to case.
where the debtor may be forced into bankruptcy bv
his creditors. In this aspect it is penalty and no
Pririlsgs-a penalty TO which the large dealers tor
the 'eh, as Mr. Brown calls ,hem) are EXPOSED. and
i'om which the poor are exempt.
ANY man may become n voluntary bankrupt.
however small his debts.
Whatever else may be said against the Bank
ruPt Law, i! cannot, with truth, be alleged that 4,
iavouIs the rich and oppresses the poor Its whole
operation is just the reverse, and its effect is TO
relieve the unfortunate and oppressed from the fngs
OF nercIlesS cseditoJs. To such an extent does !,
carry the design Of protecting honest industry, tina,
IN the 9Th section, it expressly provides that "any
person, who shall have performed any labour a, m
operative in the service Of any bankrupt shall be
entitled TO receive the full amount of the wages
due to HIM Tor such labour, not exceeding S25"
MIR Alphabet had better get himself new pair OF
'peetacles, before he undertakes again to expound
the laws OF the land.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
t'oes fls Nss ori-aEs Re-. Marc
FROM TRXAS.

BY the arrival Of the steam ship Neptune. fsom
Galveston, which she left on Sunday, the 2osh ul,,
we have received our file OF Texas papers 10 the
18th inst, and number OF private letters Besides
| these we have been favored with the perusal OF
various offiea' documents which enables us 10 give
| a summary Of the news, and IT, dIealons CT future
movements tina, may be relied upon.
From the last advices. the Mexican forces, after
pundering San Antonio had begun their retreat to
the Rio Geandc, loaded with spoils. The impression
in Texas was, that the invading army was comprised
principally OF Mexieans residing near the border.-
The circumstances of their being commanded by
General Officers, left no doubt Of the national
sanction TO the incursion but the retrogradc move
ment created the belief that the descent upon the
| country had been prematurely made.
GEM. Brrlcson, at the head of 500 men was
pressing forward with all despatch TO overtake the
enemy, with every prospect of being able to accom-
plish his Object, as lhs Mexicsns wero too much
ineumbered with spoils to make quick retreat. II
was the intention Of Gen. Burleson to cross the
kio Grande, and maintain position in the enemies
country until driven back by an overpowerng force.
A body of |, 500 HUNDRED men was being coneen.
rated TO support Gen. Burleson.
The most important intelligence brought by the
Neptune, is the certainty Of the invasion of Mexico.
Santa Ana has raised a spirit that he lay.
His letters to Col. Bee and Gen. Hamilton had
reached Houston, and dspeed every lingering doubt
OF his intention 10 violate the assurances made TO
President Houston of procuring the recognition of
Texas The publication of these letters, the tone
of insult and defiance that provides them has s,im-
ulatcd the enthusiasm Of the people and brought the
Government: to the supper, of the popular will. On
the l7h inst, President Houston caused the follow
ing letter, in the nature u proclamation, to be is
sued through the public press:
CRY or Housros, l7,h March, 1912.
Dear Sir-The news by express from Austin up
to the 18th lust, is that the enemy have evacuated
San Antonio, nitcr having plundcred the place.
They were LADEN down with baggage and mach
sOw Hay I'm than thr,r oh
They only march about eight miles each day. The
troops from Austin and those on the frontier are
marching TO overiake and beat them.
War shall no- be wased agains, Mexico nor
will VIC lay arms aside until we have secured the
recognition -four Independence. Until then will
never rest satisfied. nor I'm the people Of Ttxis
We invoke the God OF Armies.
Your friend
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
TENS md .uEXIcO.

1t would appear from the accounts published thi.
morning, that the reported invasion of Texas was
greatly exaggerated. 1t isnow said that the Mexi.
can force, instead of numbering Il Goo did no, *
ceed some 500 or iooO-and that they have retreat
co, loaded with spoils. The Texans are preparing
to invade Mex'co-and very distinct propositions
are made by Gen. Houston to such persons in this
country. as may be disposed to join in the expedi-
ton. Mexico is to be pundered, and each man is
to have, as his reward, the spos he may win A
very bright speculaiions for advenurou spirits and
lonfers.
See the accounts from the New Orleans Bee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

I6% Mr. Tyler's Message, recommending the
repeal Of the Distribution Act, has had singular
effect upon somo Of the Loe0foco party. IL re.
moves the last barrier between them and him-n
circumstance which, instead of filling their souls
with Joy, has excited emotions OF very opposite
character. They desired no closer union with him.
than has existed since the veios-they merely wish.
ed to use him-to take his Offices, and still hold
him up TO the country, as whg-nnd to do this.
with plausbility, they relied upon his supper, OF
the Distribution policy. This prop is taken from
under them. The last link between the Captsin
and the Wings is broken-and that worthy per.
sonage rushes into the embrace Of his Locofoco
friends. They, however, instead Of clasping him
with rapture, spurn him from them;-and we have
in the Senate, from Messrs. Allen & Co.. the most
earnest protests against being considered at all con-
necied with the President or nnswerable for his
sctsi
Was there ever such spectacle presented to the
world chief magistrate, with all the patronage
Of the mos, prodign Government in his hands. ro.
pudiated 10y ninety nino hundredths Of the people
the object Of loa,hing TO one party, and CONTEMPT
TO the oiheri
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

DIED, suddenly, At his residence. North End I'm Nj,
thcws county On tho 2Slh ut, Andreie A. Van no.,
Esq In the 18Th year OF his asc '''
Nv me ieah OF this gentleman, blow OF the ,ncs,
pNnih nature has been in ctci gentle ami lovcIy
laIy, INC we OF Mr. Van Biheer, lot with young ana
ctshmilN; auda largo circle of hs ncishbors AM
tcn rave been called upon give up whose talents
and pliancy OF Wit. male him admired while his sweet
ness ~ dspos lion cndcarci him thcn uos; tecpiy n
h'lnInlto commemorate the death of such one. who
wv OF Nor ana manly energy, ~ snatched from pro.
mise ~ ne uture; when, In the ripcneFsofc full ifu.
him. SN'Niu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
GREAT BARGAINS IN SPRING DRY
GOODS-APLu 1870


II u. JENKINS would invite the attention OF
ANs families, merchants and others, to examine the
snd most extensive variety Of spring anil SUM
ueI ~ Goods he has ever offered. The following are
6ceua ' '''''" ''''"=' ~
2nO00 10 do a., IL l., e.
fondsat Is. 10 and i2l cents VI" ""'
iOtpl Yfs cotton Oznalurss al CT and Ice
1ilon Hl'cin-H a widths, from yari % yavtls wir
U.s. 81, p 2 AM finer
600 yd' Cushams, farcy and mourning styles
and i1cr 80 W. - ''' -
Pirlsols Sun Shades and Umbrellas, al kinds
nn cNcts'c assortment of psn. figured plald silks
h,Ea't AMI new style coiorcd Muslna Tor Ladlea'
sh Linens al prices, from Is Cd, 2s 3D. o. 9s Cd, 4.
Linen shcoiugs, Table Diapers audTowcllinrs
"' cases of thr iuOgt fashionable Nuns Ffras erhot N
Hats for '
Ayary extensive assortment or Mourning Goods Of a
Elegant silk Fcarfs aud Shaws new styles
i'unci, cap and neck Rihhune and Flowers
Fancy ncarfs and drcss lIdkfa.
n1fg-ins To- Linen Cambria IIikis.
h'us GUNNER taeslutrca, Ciotha and Vrefinrs
,,rsyai' Pocket Iidkfs, Gloves and Hosiery
urea bargains In Cotton amt silk Stockings
N' nfly great bargains from suction, TOO numerous
ior ~ advertisement, will be fouudm
~ r ~ JENKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

10 Capt. Tyler and hi. "cs~ boys" ave va
s'ne quiss afof'ous war just now against constss
because that body will not appropriate as much
money as they want. The Guard are particularly
nd gnani on the sGbjee,-And they ate we'll second
ed by the psnsonsd. or as is Called in bitter irony
the fad'Psndsnt press. To give a Little colour ,C
their Glamour they talk loudly Of war, and sweaI
Justify that the supplies absolutely necessary
10 protect the national honour Gnd independence.
Inc Representatives OF tho people are not quite
20" enough TO be taken in by such Glamour rs that
L o" could not kick Capt. Tyler into war with any
more powerful nation than Mexico-nnd tina, con.
empuO'e people could be easily whipped whou,
any extra supplies.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

iCT' The call upon the President Tor tho name,
Of members Of Congress, who had applied for Of
fer, was caused by an nsinua'on by Mr. Profit
that the opposition Of Members to The Executive wa.
owing to the failure Of their applications Tor Office
!, was bot fair, that al who had been thus nAuon
ced should be published tot the world. But the Pre-
sident would not answer tho call, because tho 90.
pe',ions were confidential How then did Nj
Prom, re, his informotonl lie spoke either with
out Authority, or his EHcoIlency hes betrayed con
fdence1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
CITY OF RIcuNoNn-

CITY OF RlCHNOND-ro WIT:
This day, William Ramsay personally appear,
before me, an Alderman in and for the said Civ
and made solemn oath. that he has not. since H.
son day OF May, 1871, used in any shu pc OF form,
OF 'nr any purpose, any thing, rs meat, drink OF
medicine, IN which there was nuy. tho ANAL, :,
p,riicle OF Alcohol, or any thing which, by posi-
oIity, could, IN any quantity, intoxicate. And
iur'her that with the exception of wine being used
Mt Wedding, June 9th, 1871, and that against hi,
consent, no Alcoholic drink has been introduced
mo, or used IN his house, with his know edge O,
permission, since previous TO the said 3O,h NAV
1871. W." way
Given under my hand and seal, a, Rich.
lsEALI mond, this 3isi March. is42
EDMUND BAILEY, .gLPn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

The whole Wing press, witiou, an exception.
take decided ground against the repeal Of tie Dis.
tnbuton Daw. That great messurc,-so strongly
demanded by strict justice TO tie States, and the
bts, interests Of the whole people, is destined to be-
come tho test Of political orthodoxy and it's oppo
ncn,', either in the State or Federal Legislatures.
will be few and far between.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

lD' The Enquirer claims 10 i,selfand party, the
Gro ii, Of the Back Bill Of the late session. fl.
welcome. The bill is none ofours. u is too much
Of bank BILL and too little ofa peoples bill, for US.
We do now, rs we did before its p',,age, wash our
hands OF it. It will save the banks, but il will grns
the people terribly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
J. BRANNAN q CO.'S

Adjoining John Enrley's Union Coffee House, On,
n. II. Jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main 81.
NJE would embrace Ills opportunity sui method
w making known n the Gibbons ~ Richmond, be- vi
cnity aud The STATE atwe constantly kcepOn lauICloi
ING % al kind, and mos especially f0r Tho and s
preaching seasons, whcl will se ~ feiuc 81 Ducea Ut
ash We respectfully Invite AT n call AMI infpecf ou
stock, whether heJ'wan the goods not Al a1uie so
By ne That % not ease oyory respect may bcfcurnod
and the money refunded.
Az goods warranted. su2l- t0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

BAHKRUPr Acr.-Ilis Honour JUDGE Gil,h,;,,
y. >. District Judge FOR this State, diff ring from
yuges irwin, OF Pennsylvania, and potter, of North
Carolina, has decided that petitioner for the bene.
hi Of the bankrupt act is not entitled 10 exemption
rom ares by his creditors; and minated the opin.
ION that such exemption would not arise until the
petitioner shall have actually received his final dis.
charge and certificate thereof The same question.
We learn, is before Judge Story Of Massachusetts.
Char. Cour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

i6T consider itdue to myself and to the So.
e'e'y over which have the honor to preside, to
state, tina, had no agency in procuring the publ.
cation in the Tee-To;oller, of the article headed
AN Apo',aie"-tha, knew nothing Ct ii what.
ever until was printed in the paper aud further.
that | disaPPFove the spri, in which tie article
was written.
p.u,.x
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
AT THE oDD-FELLovs' NEW HALL
Erery Friday EusniHg.

weekly Social Meetings every FRIDAY go
ing, at their room in the Odd-Fellows Hall
They invite all disposed to Join. In attend the
meetings, whether they be hard or moderate
dnnSers-ihe Society embracing all classes. and he.
ness. ~
~ Half past seven o'clock IS the hour of
mee'Ingi and there will be no postponement in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

lUP MIR Fisk docs not appear to have. on bette,
acquaintance, any better opinion of hi, n.i,hbou,
OF the Enquirer. He denominates his veteran
eonpeer Poli'ieal hypocnte, the bondsman Of the
Banks, traitor to the Democratic cause, SC. &c.
The Enquirer discreetly beokcs himself to his dig
nifty, and disiains to notice his co -adiu,or.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
TIE SENATORIAL DISTRICT OF RICHMOND

THE SENATORIAL DISTRICT or RICHMOND, sc.
Richmond and Henrico have been waiting for the
lower counties of the District to make move 10.
wards the selection Of candidate TO succeed Mr.
Lyons in the Senate. They have failed to do it
waiting, it is said, for Richmond and Henrico 10
move. That the District may not go unreprcscnted,
through this cvility between the different eoun
ties, we have been requested to call meeting OF
the Wings of Richmond and Henrico, on mex,
Monday, at Henrico Court House, to take tho ini-
ta'ory steps. Ii is proposed TO nominate a can.
didae for the consideration of the other Counties
by way Of putting the ball in motion.
A full meeting is desired.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

I-J Several Commu neaiions unavoidably post
poned-among others, an Address to the Chester
field District; and very able article in favour Of
Disirbuton, from q powerful pen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
.Naru Deparlm,nt. 2Ist M,rch- 1s1o
Lieut.. r. EMMETT HooE, U. S. Navy.
Washington ID T.

This may be considered as settling point which
has heretofore been involved in some inirieacv
whether an officer, under suspension by sentence Of
court marital, can be promoted during the term Of
that suspension, or If promoted, whether the sen
,ence Of the court be not virtually anaulled thereby
l0r The remainder Of that period.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
w. RAMSAY,
MARRIAGES..
DEATHS.

Married. on ruesdsy evening. the 29h March by Elder
Ihomas bntori, Mt John Thomas Chiiirey, Of Rich
mont. TO Miss Julia Ann Clarke OF II.nrieo cnun,v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
NOTICE TO CprD,T,,ns

NIX MILES MACON. OF Hanover, by dc e,I bearn. d,o
WI the 9TH March, 1872 and adniiied 10 rcco,I 4, ~,
counties OF Hanover lcnrico aud hbcmtrc has
% u.s. as traeed, all his estate, real to
iMn purposes ihcrcin specc As desire To aiuniste
me nN lthd at al carly period IL nt with tc
rights aud ntcrc OF all parties concerned we ny lie
cIdorsoi NJ Macon ~ their claims 10 us Tor
anauon no costa viii be allowed la suia other pro-
Scounes commenced OF prosecuted against him Inc
date Of The deed above rcicrr"dio.
JAS HEATH,
NH 81 DIT ci, SELDEN & MACON ( Trustees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
From N. .9Tny ami ~, ct....,.,.

LIEUT.. X. f. HOOE, U. S. NAVY.
The name OF this officer appears on the Navv
Register OF this year as "under suspension /,
will be seen by the following letter that the susp.n
SION has been removed, and Lieut.. Hooe restored
10 duty.
Nary Department, 2Ist March, 1912
Sir:-Your promotion as Lieutenant, in IN,
navy IS constructive pardon Of the sentence nro-
nouneed against you as passed midshipman. You
are therefore restored TO duty, and will regard your
self as waiting orders.
l am very respectfully your obedient servant,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

Mr. Editor: You are desired, at the instance NJ
many of his friends, to announce John b. Young.
ESQ as candidate 10 represent the county OF Hem
rico in the Legislature of Virginia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
"The Cois- Bnns.n

Mr. Gentry, in speech Astounding with happy
hits, referring to tho position Of tho tyler squad
towards the two great parties in the country, said:
"This reminded him Of a certain gang Of peops
in the days Of the Revolution, who were then called
the "Csio- BOyt'-who Tough, neither for Vbigs no,
Tories, but sold bs0 10 bo'h Loud laughter If
these were to be our patriots, Godhep the county!
"a long, low response, ".gmen."1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

iDF See the Address of MIR. Chapman to the
King William District.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

lnthe United states Court for the Eastern d ret or Vir
- 49,. 800. ... ginia, April L. 1872
Il hnbS ChAfmAN OF the county 20 Caroline, having
hlei petition praying that he may be deeiared a
Binkfupt " W. ordered, That all persons CLAIMING ~ M
creditors Of The said James Chapman show cause f dc
court On the l2h DAY Of May next WHY tho slid Jsucs
chapman he not decareda Bankrupt pursuant 10 Tho t "a
congress IN HAT behalf; aud that copy Of this order be
pubhshed IN TIC newspapers, according 10 the I'd and 2t
rules Of court. A rDpy Terc ~ '''''
az WOW JOSEPH r hartley IN =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
NOTICE.

'EHE stockholders Of the franklin Manp0,c,urinr Com,
- gSny are requested attend tho annual meeting OF
sad COMPANY at the Office Of Messrs James SiEeI a Son
ON MONDAY, the ith OF Aprt AZ 5 u'clncE PM -
mn - u RCH'D WHITFIELD, President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
Do lle unled 100 rnuLl IL m. E.-.ln D., = Il

To Tic United States Court. Tor o Eastern Uis,,, - o.
gina. ~ Norfolk, March 25 iefl. W W v"
a - NAMING, of Tho Town Of Porrtnouui, D ayipy
- NOD petition praying That De- may be- dee SOD =
bankrupt " b. ordered that an persons csimIng 10 he
Iedhofsoi iho s'if Manung show cause 10 the eonrf
~ , lN Jay % May Term next, Why the SAIL Man
nA rou1 not be declared bankrupt pursuant 10 f,o
ol ~ 'uuffcss in ldt behalf ant that copy of fhs or
and &iu rulcsof couri. " '
eel Copy-Toac,
~ "oW ACOWDTRY f1'k
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

m.axi ~lth tho other topics ia,sodaesd ~ thos'
SSssnnusnsa. on whose Feniarks he commented. NJ,
los followed. IN Argument bearing directly o.
.os ne Loan e'll, and the necessity Of providing spe
ING ions for the redemption &C the debt. in order to
e,ea'e confidence, and to enable the Governmen, to
aegotiate the loan.
me nriu and retrenehment resolutions of Nr
Clay, and the amendments Of MIR Rives oeeupisd IN,
greater part OF the attention Of the Senate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

70 The neat regular meeting OF tho Richmond ry.
poeraphea Association, will be held a, tho Odd Fellow,
on Saturday Evening, April 2d Il, half pas, O'Clock
Puneiual attendance requested.
apl p CHARLES Ellis ro...,;. g.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

Ia the United States Court for the Eastern District Of Vr
-.,. gini1, April l. isfl
GEORGE L. GRAVES. Of me county Of C,r.,,,. t,,v
- nf eel petition praying that he may be dec areda
1aukru u H ordered that all persons claiming 10 be re
otois Of ne ssii George Graves show cause fofe court
ON VIC IN OF May next why the saI Gcofre l. Gravrg H.
~" ulcatci bankrupt pursuant % the ac If Cpurrees
n tai heha ans that copy of this order be rubi.
Of court. A Co-,v-Te-to 0 so a'u -" iucs
az ] w5w JOSEPH BAT-TTEy n r.