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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04

who are subject to military duty in time Of war, but
exempt IN time Of peace.
BY MIR Moore-That the Commi tee Of Courts be
instructed TO inquire into the eSpedleney OF provid
ios 10y law Tor stay Of execution for the space oi
three months, upon s judgments hereafter rendered
ia this Commonwealth.
Partitions.
Petitions offered
by MIR Marshail-of citizens Of Lunenborg. Tor
repeal Of the law changing the day OF holding the
courts for said county;
by Mr. Mcllhaney--Of citz, ms Of Jefferson and
Loudoun, asking an act of Incorporation to build a
toll bridge across the Shenandoah river at Harper's
Ferry;
by Mr. Danel-Of the heirs Of Samuel Colston.
FOR land bounty; also, of John c. Vaughan. and
Others, heirs OF Claiborne Vaughan for additional
land bounty, for his services in the war of the re-
volution;
BY Mr. Scott of Foo sundry citizen, Of Fan.
QUEER, praying an AMENDING mt of the laws concer
ING hawkers and pediars
MIR MCPHERSON moved to reverse the report If the
committee OF courts, declaring il nexpcsi,ent to re
NIX part OF the penalty incurred by him as surety
m recosnizrnce which has been forfeited M.ssrs
Scott. Crutchhed and Bow den opposed the reversal
~ the decsion and the House refused To reverse by
a vote OF nays III, yeas ;.
BILLS PASSED.
passed: WIZ
AN act author zins the Board of Public Work,
TO purchase lands for sites for toll .houses.,
An act annexins to the county of Montgomery a
part OF the county OF Pulaski;"
An act concerning proceedings under foreign at
tachmen,s"
o,il nnncxins to the county of Allcchany n
part oil the county OF Monroe was, after som- lie
o''c' between MIR Caperion opposing. and MIR uol.
io.ay iaVorns its passage, indefinitely postponed
OIL m relation 10 the Reports Of the Court of
Appeals coming up on lis passage,
MIR bayly sirenuously urged the passage of the
o'ii-and vas opposed Ly MIR Daniel, who firally
submitted mo 'on 10 postpone, on which the cues.
ton was taken, and decided in the negative.
The debate was then resumed upon a motion 10
lay on the table, Offered by Mr. Daniel for the pur.
poSe,hc Saico allowing mcmbers,o examine into the
merits OF the measure proposed IN the bill Messrs
Dorman, Hunter ard Crutctheld now participated
in the discussion, and after good deal of remark,
pro and Goa, the bill was laid on the table
Mr. Bayly then gave notice that he would again
call up the bill to- morrow.
And then, on motion of Mr. Broadus,
The House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
VIRGINIA MILITARY Institute,

Ata meeting Of the Corps Of Cadets bsLI nj.
day at the Institute. Cadet l. A Garneu was called
to the Char, ana Cadet w ID FAIR appointed Sc.
cretpry.
The object Of the meeting having been explained
The SecretiTy offered the following Preambls o,d
Resolution which were unanimously received
The Cadets oG ihs Virginia Military In,,,,uts
having lately made an expedition to the CIV al
Richmond, IN obedience to the order Of the Com
mnndsr- in Chief tine Governor Of this Conr,o,
weath)-and having experienced during their en-
tire excursion the most gratifying MANIFESTATIONS n
virginia hospitality, take pleasure IN rendering
honor TO wi ON honor due" and do unaoirous'v
adopt these resolutions as the expOnents Of thar
sentiments
!. Resolrci, That we appreciate very bicblv
the hospially OF the citizens generally Of Richmond
and Lynohburg, so noby exhibited during our late
expedition, and do hereby offer them our heartlet
oeknow ledsments Tor the GENEROUS recepton ve
met with among them.
=. HeS0irtd, That our thanks nre esreci,Uv duc
70 me volunteer Companies ~ said 81 tces-snd Vs
take this occasion % reeprocate their kind FEELINGS
ana 10 assure them that We entertain the bigbsst
regard Tor her characters citizen soldiers Tsndv
and willing IN the hour of deepest peril. IN sicr6cs
themselves Tor the good Of our dear sOld V,,;,t ,,
D. heSo'psd' That We afe under lasting oblpa.
tons 10 Capt Richardson, Lieuienants Blown and
feY, md others Of the Richmond Armorv C,r tb.;,
untirinS devotion 10 comfort and Measure ,Vbils
quaretcd at the Armgty
a. R,'oip,d, That we are grateful; 10 the excellent
Managers 9fthe Theatre OF Richmond, for their 20.
lilentss and ibcrauy.
,. R,'oirtd' That We are much gra,hed AZ the
s1h'gon OF good feelings on the part u the citizens
ma volunteers o. Petersburg towards Us. and re
greet that circumstances beyond our control should
nave prevented our visit 10 their town. depriying us
thereby OF the pleasure Of mnglng in social inter
course with those whose hospitality is unsurpassed
'the world over"
=, 8. R''oir,d, 'Iha, the Editors Of the Lynehburg
Vrglni'n and Republican, Wing, Eno1irer. and
Compiler OF Richmond, and Petersburg Inteli,eeo.
GER be requested to give the above one insertoo IN
their papers respectively.
J.. "A GARNETT, Chairman.
WV. ID. FAIR, Sec'y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
nY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

In the Senate. "Wednesday, MIR Buchanan smoke
IN opposition TO Mr. Gays proposed amendments of
the Constitution.
In the House, the case of Mr. Adams was resumed.
Sundry resolutions offered by Mr. Adams. calling
upon the Departments for information necessary IN
his defence, were first disposed Of. To one calling
tor the letter said to have been written by MIR Tyler
10 VIM Cost johnson, in favour of the 2Ist Ruiz
Mr WISE moved an amendment, calling for the
revelations which Mr. Adams made TO MIR J,lIerso,
oil tho designs of the Federal party TO favour the
designs Of England. Both were laid on the table.
Mr. Adams then entered upon his defence-in
which he nvowed himself utterly opposed to the
Abolitionists and devoted heart and soul TO tho
Union.
When he concluded. Mr. Summers moved 10 Law
the Whole subject on the tabe--but at the earnest
cntreaty Of MIR Gilmer withdrew it-Nr @. then
spoke until adjournment without concluding.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
corfospondeuco Of The u. =. Gazette.

NEW IUNh, Tuesday, =. NJ.
The rates Of exchange on PHILADELPHIA ruled 7
~; Bildmorc ;. 81; vngiria 81 a 10; North
Carolina no. Charleston u; Mobile Il n IA.
Montgomery 10 l5i; New Orleans "a; Cncin-
mai 10 ~ Nothing Of importance has been done
in Foreign Exchanges The packets will all sail
to day-ihe number Of letters they take on, is sup
posed to be grest-beyond precedent. IIarnden
paid into the Post office $3.50 postage on letters for
w,rded to him yesterday.
Sales Of Gotten are made in small lots, principal
ly for export, at Saturdays prices.
Flour IS firm. without, any sales OF moment.
$500 bushels Virginia Corn sold at co cts. 5000
bushels Illinois wheat at 81 IS. Clover Seed Is
dull at IO"li cts. 40 bbIs Whisky, via New
Orleans, has been taken at 49, cents, CASH and $50
hays Rio CofTcn " eenls. lnnr nnnnth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
Wv r mooK sH mHnhrhxornnnnPx nLANK

rlght pOVts ABOVE the Old Market, Main a..
VNIE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
h.ebmDnh shI ~ vicinity, that he has established
hook bndeIy ~ TIC Room adjoining Biroisy's B,ok
store iof ne purpose ~ executing Book Bndins I,ut
BOOK manufacturing sni Ruling Paper In every form
any pattern. - " '''
lie has lu.i returned from the North with fIll SUNNY
o. BnieTs Tools and Stock, and ~ prepared 10 make no
bhnE bpohs u ORDER IN neat AMI substantial fnspuef
an1to hindfer"1ea Publications. Music, and all kpds ~
patch. ' wv
Jazz dim JOHN pop
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
Correspondence Of Me Ba!!im,re Patriot

WAsuINGros, February 1. 1872.
wedding party arrived here on Sunday evening
rom Virginia and took lodgings a, Browns Uo.el
among thcm IS MIR WALLER. a young and wealthy
Nirs'nian who was last cveuin. welded To Miss
bLkAakrH TrLER, daughter OF the President. and
Il very charming sir. Tho wedding party hos seen
very private, IN cons, quence Of tile rec,n, loss Of
near relative 10y the President. The memhe,s -,
inc Cao'net, however, were among the Marty rre
sent. ~
The las, of the scm-weckly soir,es will TAX,
place this evening, and instead oi them. eyenin, ~.
cepuons VIII Toe gwen once a fortnight " itb mu,;.
anh refreshments. This will save snme,hin, nj ,b.
fres'dcnrs urle and prove very acccnt,bl. IN ,Jc
many here who are fond ot visiting
have never known Washington 20 lie g,ve,tb,n
NJ present, or more Strangers 10 be in town tx-
..P' upon the occasion OF some extraordinary event
Every evening there Is something. TO while away
the h"urs a.recaby either IN social visits or in M -.
unne's among the members, IN the wav Of n nubl;c
party, or pail IL - remarkable too of the u,r,,,s
the present season. that they are much less formal
ana expensive than has been usual and 10 tho s,m.
eA'ert 'hey are tie more nsreeihle The wort
clmp'ny IN the world are they who v;.;, D, ..,:c
hungry appetite IN the way of Teasing or 10 sail.
aye an extraordinary thirs, IN the way of ,,inc a,
evening can be passed most osrceabiy ton f,s US
proved a. the hrSi Of the Ssrsss OF the Secrc,,ry os
SlhIe,l without music or dancing. Cool ro,,p,r,,
a"u s"on reception Is entertainment good enoush
y" any ooiy who wishes TO pass an hour or two
ISreesoy' ihere ms been no more than this at
me so"etS OF The President, and the number, b,yc
increased every night ami become more AMI NO..
es,eeaOIc. The last (sven on Saturday, wasmo,e
lu"y attended Than any of the preceding ones and
was every way pleasant, except in the super,bun.
daIce Of gentlemen present. w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04

y, al puolc mee,Ins recently held at Memphis.
en-. strong resolutions were passed, condcpnins tho
c"Iuuc' OF The Locofoco Senators, IN reference to
tennessee: One Oft the solutions requested Hen
~ LAY oi hentucky, and William e. Preston of
South Cafollna. as far is compatible with their
constitutional Obligations To their own State. TO
~a a pyeF, protect and defend the peculiar inte-
ress OF n1esssee; md (snys the r.soIut;o,I ,xo 10
h,reoV adopt them as our Senators rs fully and COM
pe'e'Y a'it is IN our power SO TO do, con .derins
mem IN all respects worthy 10 represent the fsLts
IN forests. and dignity Of the S'n'c
N u. .lnsricnn Ian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WFpNreu- FL al


COMMUNICATION was received from the SENATE.
stsIns 'hat they bed passed the bills cotul.J
An nct concerning The Salem and p,nus,'s Fe,.
~ Turnpike COmp8nyn and
IAN act TO extend the limits Of the city oC Wi.
liamsburg," and VIZ
That they have agreed 10 the resolu,ion r., n
survey OF road from COvington, IN the oopo,y ~
Allegheny, TO Iluntenve, IN the county ol poe ~
hontas.
a communication was received from the He,;,,
Governor enclosing letter Of resignation Il Maio,
General BtiscOe g.. Bid~in, Of tho Third D,y,sI.,o
Of Virginia Militia.
message received from the Senate tb,,
they had agreed TO the resolution fixing Friday the
tn instant, Tor the election Of Governor Of the
Commonwealth.
90 motion Of Mr. Armstrong, tho following reso.
| luton was adopled-
Rs"lred, That this House will, with the consen,
o. the Senate, proceed on Tuesday the 18th Of th,,
/ month, ~ The election Of Major General Of IN,
| Third DYSON, 10 supply the vacancy oeros,oped
ny the resignation Of Major General Brl,coe g.
Baldwin.
EEsoLUrIoHs
Resolutions were offered
| by Mr. X nney-That leave be c,a,,oJ 10 L,;,.
in bill 10 amend the charter Of the eo,no,o,,on "
Stanton.
1 BY Mr. iIuntor-That the Committee on MJi,;,
Laws inquire Into the eNpediency of making C,,,no
provision by law for the enrolment and Te,,,n =,
tho annual returns Of each regiment, Of all persoo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04

iHE WELCOME TO Boz We understand tha, n
letter has been received from Charles Dicken, ESQ
aceepung the invitation rendered him bv the ~
at the Park Theatre e'" "''"
hHops lsLAsp-oERMs OF TnounLE.-The Free
Suffrage y Convention Of Rhode Island has issued
1t the supreme law of the Stale. and az snch - ~
obeyed, respected end ''deiended by all necessary
means" The old Government, composed of
Governor, Legislature. SC. chosen by the freehold.
ers, refuse 10 rsccgnz tn Y, Exnress
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04

young gcn'Iem'" yesterday gave in his expc.
''"'e 10 "e Democrats Convention. lie was
10" young he said, To vote for General Harrison
nut he used all his influence against Van Buren,.
lie was humhnssed, bee said, by the hard cider,
coon skirs, e.. nj the whisS--he had come ,o n
sense "' his error-hc rcrenlcd and would vi, M
more We were not proSout-b but the scene is re-
ported To have bleO very moving an 4 anus;,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
MARRIAGES..

~ 80 Irns'hurch. Rohm md lIii Yesterday tnoyc,,,
ne.rnaIy ~ hy TIC Row WIN ~ Hart Mr HWFs 81
POLihRD, Of kiTE William County, 10 Miss GFORaI.
On TUESDAY, the III Instant by the Rev r. 4 M.yoon
W. ClIhRLEs z. WORKMAN 60 Mis-. MAHy JsNE
HUIcHlsoN, atof tbsoHy.
On Thursday, the goth ultimo by the Rev. Phil
hp Montague, Go. w. Phillips, Esq, Of Esser
ooun,y' to Miss Susan T.. Corkston, Of King Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04

Matters have become quiet in Philadelphia. The
Banks have entered into an arrangement among
themselves, 10 make good oil their issues. Tic
interest on State debt was not paid on the first
but will be paid in n few weeks. A resolution was
offered in the Legislature Of Pennsy vania to eoerce
an immediate resumption; which led 70 m excited
discussion. No decision WIS had
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
RICHMOND MAnkErs

.oBAcCo-S'me 30 or 30 hhds inspected per
day. S'lcs dull, and prices the same.
fLouR-i' selling in small lots at &c; but no
considerable quantity would command over s5.75.
CORN commands co. and OATS A5c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04

Tue Einor OF the Madisonian is pokiny fun n,
Captain Tyler, 10y comparing him to Napolcon-
aud showing conousively, that he is vastly sup,.
r'or N all respects. to the man who oyerto,n., ,,I
the Kingdoms OF Europe,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04

we are requested lay iricrd OF Col. DaLney to
say that his absence from tue House Of Dclee,,,s,
: caused by the severe and continued indsposit;on
Of his lady.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04

hoo"f y. .fPPers'H declines being candila,. IN
represent New Kent and Charles City in the mex,
House of Delegates
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04

~ we are requested to state, ,ha, WV. p.
" Ooa' viii not DC candidate ror &c election f,o,,
the county of franklin. "O"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
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FROM WASHINGTON

q" Robert s. Brooke is announced =, can
didi,e To succeed ionI Baldwin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04

u the late Administration were still in power la.
stead OF him who Is at the head Of affair, AMI
whose ,rcaehery To the whis, (sines IL has recon-
~endsd him To the DsmoefUtsl justly exen,pis them
fom the slightest degree OF rtsponsiLihly for m.
consequences VIII n may en~uc fom IN. deles, of
tho measures proposed by them ior the b,n.6, of
the country and subjects their opponents TO account
ability ior the SAM. The VIII &, did all that men
could do, at the Extra Session, To mii..ate IN. suc
lenngs of the people; bu, their efr,rts Il. cush,J
beneath the Executive veto, that ruihe,, instr,
ment of Deinoc'a'ie violence. Tie ont-m,n p,.,
et proved too strong for the majority OF the poopI.
'cprssn'auves-ard echo d the fruits thereof
SO FAR success in securing the adoption of ,h.;,
remedial measures IS concerned. tho Whiss had TO
all inienls and purposes AZ we'll have had their va
rlesi enemy % deal with, as Mr. Tyler.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04

The Speaker laid before the House commani
cation from the Acting Governor, transmitting
lesatsment OF the condition Of the Farmers Bank OF
Virginia and its branches. which was land on the
table and ordered TO be printed.
Reports woro then received from several COM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04

The House, yesterday, was engaged upon tho
VI" altering the compensation for Reporter to tho
Count OF Appsals-ihe bill. after a four hours ,le
o''e' was passed with a ryder. authorizing tho
Court OF Appeals to employ a Reporter a a cost
not exesed'os $1,000 to tho Shakespeare from tho
expenses Of printing, sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22
MORE NEW BOOKS
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TUT Lifc " WiDur Fisk, u. frf President Of the
Wesleyan Universify, by Joseph Hsiti-k
sermon and sketches Of sermons, by The Rev John
SSlgns,ieId " .,e preacher In eohnetion with Tho
Methodist bpsc"pal Church. With an Introduction bY the
What's be- Done, or the Whland the Way by the au-
thpi of Wcsrh and Worm. &C.
Means ami Enig Ec framing ~ the aufhoT Of Red.
wool Hope, Lceiic, Home Poor Rich Man. etc
Hisofy NJ The Expedition under the command Of Can.
laiua Lewis and tarke tu the Sources 81 tho Missouri
tence across The Recky Mountains and down Inc River
olunlla 20 fha Pacific Orcanl Performed during Inc
Year 1871, 1915, ani 1876 by order Of the Government Of
10 United ~tacE prepared f1r the press nv Pan Allen
h.l' hevised ans abridged hY Archibald McVicksr
I've tamr uni Glory u Englsnd vndicafed, being an
l yol ~ s''' " '"'o''a'
The Hneal n The Gypsics NJ Spain. "a IN
orsne collection ~ Their SONGS and Poetry ~ George
THE Kingdom n ChriH. lcUncated n two Fsssvsopou,
~ wv ~, i ~ ~ p'ri1n md ni the value Of he
inft'n and on the constitution powers and Ministry of
IhuElan Church, ~ appended bv himself bv Rict,,d
WhalbN u ID, Arcnbishnp ~ Dublin
Atanlsion, second t0n, with notes sod corroetions
also Miscellaneous Poems, ~ the auihor u Christian
Ballads, sc
BbHosi Resoare hes IN Palestine Mount sns, and .,t
fcfra Journal n Tr1vols IN the year gl3, by & H.
hiuson aud Smith, undertaken references ~ Bbfe,f
Geography, drawn up fon me original Diarea will III
iofical lugraiinns by Edward Robinson, ~ with new
hait snd Pians ma3i
MEN CHG CHs-lust received q few pieces of
IL Linen Apron Checks, for sale iow,m
CuNNlNCHAMa
m1 ~ thcan Cash ufv fgnnda afore
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BOLTON & HARRIsnN
GENERAL AGENCY
AN
COMMISSIO HOIrSE.

THE subscribers have associated themselves together
y under the firm Of Waller Thomson, for tie pur.
pose OF ransacting General Commission Busins ~.
Having been one engaged In Merchandise. and under
Standing the general routine Of business WELL they with
commence ofet their servceso their friends the pub
NC a. large lhey mean TO bestOw their personal and I'M
divided stenon 10 tie sale II every article en- ruscl 10
iher care AMI most respectfully solicit share public
PATRONAGE especially In The sale 81 corn wheat and oc
CO; assuring th~ir friends thar nothing be left unone
which human energy, skill aud integrity eau accomplsh
noh1nin9 the highest prices r their produce and max
! NJ punctual returns for the same.
U0llhey can obtain suitable location, their Office
VIII be Oun ion n street, shockoo H squares above
the Depot, on the opposite side.
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LOGAN WALLER,
WIN & IIIAALanL
They most respectfully offer the following
HEFERP HCEsf

RfehHGoud,-Mcs-fs Ken, Kendall Afwafer. and Cant
Benz sheprird ChnTio'f.s UiNe, ALLAN % McGrudcr,
E,1 SccLispms,-Messrs stssAa,y Tyler 90. Lousa,
-hessIs ! Ieier g. Go fyuranaa,. -Messrs shep
herds Co Lynetbns.- John ". speed William
NJ suron, Esqs FIcdericksbVrR -Gabrief johnson and
Aesandcr Walker, E.gs. OrgHgs-Messrs sneed
Thomson AHlhersf-Wfn. waller. ESQ Caroline
Capt Roberto Sutton, Daniel Dcarne.t and William "
Ienn'nl tsqa King WimGm,-Gon. Philp Aylcr. and
Dat Nharcs ~. Bfaxl0n Wihnmsgurg,-Dr. Robcu
Weller, md Necsrs ". W. veu a Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22
sArrnnAy. Fcbrnarv Inn .lsio
WIN G SANDS, c c.
CoMMIssIoSERS OFFICE,
Richmond, Nav 26th. 1870.

The parties interested and in this canse are here
by notified that nave appointed Monday the Ith day OF
Juy next tlsi(Dto commence in this Office at the hour
OF ~ W., the duties cDicined ia the foregoing
ORDER az which time aud place they requested TO at
tehh Win a necessary documents, accosnts and vouch
ers, To enable inc to perform the said dulles.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

IN INC thcu ctltcsNouI Inc EastcIn UlstfC OF VIZ.
Einia, May 2Sih, lSi2:
DlCHARD J. vBNABLE, OF the county OF Fiuvanna.
having filed petition praying that he be decar ell
bankrupt Il is ordered thai all persons claiming be
CREDITORS OF the said Richard Nenabe show to the
court, the Sh day OF July next why the said Richard
JNenabc bc not declareda bankrupt pursuant the
of Congress that behalf and that copy OF this order
be published in the newspapers, according the I'D and
9Th rules Of court.
cory Teste.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having been engaged In the Drug and
4 Ap0Deeary business, in New York and Phi aIelphia
for the past eleven years has associated with himself
Thomas Harrison, Of this City. and commences bust
ness this day, under the firm Of Bolton Il HARRISON.
EDWARD BOLTON
Richmond, May 9th, 1912. mac DIR
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ina 3 w9w WIN q Same &c


NiRGtk1s A. Rules, held In n c Clerks once of
tie superior Court Of Chancery. for the Richmond
tneuIi ne ~ DAY Of May, lsi2-Mara Temple, PHI;
against John U White and another dens. ''
The defend above named, not having encred HE a.,
neaTancc, and given security according the act OF As
scnhly and the rules Of this Court aud appearing nv
satisfactory evcncc that he not an nhabitsnt on his
Commonwealth u is ordered, that said defendant DO
appear al the rules 10 be held the first Monday in An
gust next, and answer the hill Of the plaintiff and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted la some ne W.,
paper published In the city Of Richmond for two mont
toll IN the said City. ~f'
copy. Testc,
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