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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18
COpy--Teste.

RULES taken in the Clerks Office OF the CircI1 ,I
perior Court ofIaw aud Chane cry Prince EIwsrI
Charles Wooason, deceased, Ph1 W
Against
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18
CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.
L.. L.. l.

CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.
Bargains for Cash.
II. n. JENkINs has just received from auction |
IN the following Goods, bought great sacrifice, and
per yard 1 - ''"''
E,e CANT Par, eolorei Asqsins, all styles
oH S 5leee, hne hair cord and white Cambria nuslin,
Great barslinsn Cotton oznaburss and blea.hed and
unblelched shirtings and Shcc'ings
100 Nuns Bonneis Il y cents
50 yis fne ami wide pink, blue and buff striped Cam.
DIG 1lnghanls, worth 2s 81 per ward, for IL
n aS2Gs a c 1yes s,o 5 TO- ll g. aud finer
Cheap PaIasols and Umbrellas
WI" WI BobIinet Lace foe covering Pictures I2Ic
-, Do do DO "a yds wide at pc
The Thea above ate only few OF the cheap Goods at
7, w :! Il u JENKINS
bRi fish AND AMERICAN STUD BOOK
lllE General stud hook, Containing Petigrecs or p
gsh Race Horses &c &c. fIom the earliest a,eonnis
ded .3i hs,-se with an Appendix giving eSien
.nu 81 iher most noted progeny. First American from
ma SMITH, DRINKER q NORRIS
SUMMER GOODS.
STARH q co. have just received, by way Of n.ri
dng Panaioons Of various Sizes aud Of The most
aDie sumner Goods Gentlemen will Please cali ami q <
Fourteenth st '''"'"e a., 49, -!
SUPEHFtNE LONDON MUSTARD, &c
~ s1pcrinc London Mustard
DO salad Oil-for Fale.
ap - ABBOTT
COTTON, BRANDY AND SHINGLES
II Shingles 10 Dbl Of Old Iso Of wight BranIy fa5
sale. - 'e''' i''-'''Jf wi
ap % J&G WINSTON
FRENCH PLAIN FLINT AND CUT
TUMBLERS.
M now receiving nfher supply Of tllose snperior
l'hoh cut ani plain flint Tumblcrs, aud for aac az low
''less WM BUTLER
"P<' doOTs above the hell Tavern
LADIES' SLIPPERS At 81 PER PAIR.
WE isye on hand, lot Of Slippers, which we will sell
w al 81 per pairs good article.
T. WATKINS & Co,
.or ~ samuel Puincy's Oh siand
P % Opposite Ruins Of tile Eagle IIoieL
SULPHATE aUININE-5O ounces received a,
Js5 LYgLL, JOHNSTON LYgLt.
WuITE LEhD.-lOO kegs Iewis' No 1 Win,
W Lead ioundn Oil-rccciged and Tor sae.
- LHELL, JOHNSTON LYRLL.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
{ ,kbhi bargains In Summer Dry Goods eau be found
Hrcacnt stock the following goods with many oteIa I'm HE
I INC, VIII DC gold ai uncgmfnouly low prices:
hicoa' laWnp aud French CambTics
Mushns NOusn de LANES, Ginghama
ihack ana toPd silks, hz'd and plain
Furniture Chiuiz, Cambria Duiiy
hirpcd and Checked Catnbrics, gisiuau FED
nWiff Muaina. Jdckoncus and MuiI MuaIus
Ihrcll and Bobbinei f1ccB
| Muslin ans Cambfic EdgugH and ingcunaa
| nlack sud ColditaIan Ciapes
BYnnets and bonnet Ribbons
! hlcached aud Brown Cotton sbuinrs anil sl,oouosa
| Cotton anil WoTsied Fringe
WIN good assortment Of Goods suited flr
summer wear Al u which Will BE- sold cheap fsr cash
| AZ CUNNiNgfANs
] lo' Cheap Cafh Dry Goods store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18

(, XNouLD call the attention of country and city mer.
w chants TO his extensive assortment Of Printed and
tories and will very pIices fr cash OF TO
punsual customers am now opening the following siyes
niue s@d brown vase Dining Sets
Il Corinthan do
Il Bourbon sprs 10
White Porcelain China do
TEA WARE
Bourbon sprir China Tea Sets
ssS H5 Aye 4,
iaSJ1esPs Pa " no. - F 10 1@d nev sTS1
Riel Dove color aud silt b, 90 Gland Il piece, the
In edition the above keep constantly on and, mo 3,
Rich no Cut and Plai" Astr.! lamps
Gandclabras and , lights, with rich drops
Entry aud Hall Lamps Of every style
Locking Glasses comprising Pier, N.nOl and Toilette
from iEo e. per dozen have a large stock common
Cups and ssgceI Bowls Plates, &C. which will DC offer
those wishing to make pureasea are invited to call and
aFe Opposite Swan Tavern, Shoe koe IIiIl.
I AIDES FRENCH MOROCCO AND KID
- SLIPPERS and PARIS TIH, 81 15-iJ pair of ne
sehr John sui from Phadelp6a. Witch we viii re-
tail the above very low priee e. s. . per gar
NH q Manson IIonse
LoNDoNs, WILLINGHAM& DREwRY,
IKE now RECEIVING Their spring stock OF Foreign and
They invite the attention Of purchasers their stock Of
rr'nts, lnens, Cloths, Caseimeres Dnlings, Doucscs
Apron checks, Musns Cambrics, Edslngs and indeed
every variety and style OF spring aud summer Goods
BONNETS, BONNETS.
large lot ot every style aud variety; few dozen Of
me following entirely new styles viz: Shell Oriental
french Zephyr and Fancy figured Tissue. NH l6
SmlTHlS BIOT-An Elementary Treatise on Ana.
- ytieal Geometry Translated from the French Of
bo Tor the use OF the Ia lets 81 tho Virginia Military In
siiiute al Lexington, Va, by II Smith, NJ For sale
mh - SMITH, DRINKER & NORRIS
FANCY CAssIMEREs
NEW and fashionable Style Of Fancy Cassimercs for
Il Eculcmcus Summer and f,re .I.
by mh2i H. m JESK XII go
IROCK COATs-Another assortment OF Froek
Goats OF various co!oTs Just received aud for sale low
LOT cash al the Exchange Clothing store opposite the Es
@@s--. loIol. g
EnESu DRY GOODS-We shall Open THIS
MoNNiNG, about ~ packages Ct Dry Goods, 10
which We invite the attention Of eIchanis.
nh - KENT, KENDALL. & ATwATER
PENNSYLVANIA SEED OATs-iOl busLcIs
OF PennsylvaniA Seed Oats daily expected for sale
mn q 8 WINSTON
+ AMPS AND CHANDELIERS FOR
- CHURCHES eau furnish suitable Iamps and
Chandeliers for Churches and other public Buildings Nj
VFy short noice, OF the best and approved
having paid particular aenton that branch OF tie Lamp
business JAMES EVANS
nll . china store.
MOTIFS TRAVELS.
TRAVELS in Europe and the East, by Valentine Mott
Il VI d, received and for sale.
NH IL SMITH DRINEEp L. Noppts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18

V,NSiNtA..At Rules held in the CieTk'- oaic. =,
,, mnsupe,ior Csut OF Chanecry for the Rchnon o.
npnous nyau aud Alexander N STUMP merchant. an,
PA''''' !" "Aue under the firm Of Hyatt slumr ANU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18
ELEMENTARY DRAWING BOOks
RgcEIvEp NJ

II M
NEW Luhosraphic Scenes OF Rustic Cottarcs I'll.
~ vermont Drawing Hook Of Landscapes; ,cssned an
executed NJ tho Vermont Episcopal Institute, Burlington
| for the use Of Schools. 'e''"'
The first number shows the rudrnents of Architecture
IN I've savage STATE, and the Archiccturc i'm,
It's hrt rude beginning, sid Preliminary Flcrriscs !,
ING the subject. ''' mus" AZ
The second number Is devoted chiefly TO tre D-rne,
Landscape scenery. - N ~
The ihiId number presents Drawings Of Rocks R,,,s
&c TO be copied with the mater iais and In lie s,
manner - the preceding.
=, Tue fourth number commcnccs with Higher Glass Of
ended tn advance the Pupil la the Ar of faw
ing and Finishing The Scenes "
OXFORD DRAWING BOOK
Or the AT Of Drawing, and the Theory and PRACTICE NJ
Perspective IN Series Of Letters ming rcrspccliy.
ho'ihaion on sketching, Drawing and Cooring Land.
scape Scenery, Animals aud the Human Figure Win .
new method Of Practical PEI spectlvc designed m navel
easy AMI pei pcuous style the OF Teachers or 49,
self Instruction, 10y N whiiock. Teacher OF t1c A n in
hn University OF Oxford. cmbell5hcd with upwaTis OF
nu Dia|nes, from zeal vews taken expressly Tor thus
work pnv qnarto volume of Ctsl pages
ELEMENTARY DRAWING BOOK.
Being the Rulimcnts OF tho Ar Explained in sciies nj
easy progressive lcseous ulpicd the stu dies AMI rur
SUITS OF young ladies' AMI gentlemen IN all
or LIBERAL cdcaiion embracing the three departments OF
the art, namely, Drawing Shading aud Coloufng nris
nltss instructions, 10y Reubens smith, Professor of
Drawing ~
Drawing BOOK OF Flowers, 10y Miss Ann smith
Andrcwss Lessons In Flower Painting being series Of
pr"s'sssiye principally from Nature, 10y JAcker.
Together with Drawing Papers Water Colots in &C.
pattc cakes of all descriptions.
G'li an silver Paints, Metiznt and Pink Clors Pona
aud Tissue Papers superior Drawing Pencils of i.rcri
degrees Of quality, Paint Boxes Painicrs' Fasels a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18
WHITE sUIPIIIfK yyATEK.

hyejnst received lot u LADIES' Colofo ; iTpoT9
WINCH aIc very handsome and ofthc very laeft fash
"u, JUDAH MYERS s. 90,
le2 Fashionable and rhcap E,,oe Dc,I,r -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18

These Lectures entirely practica free from ssctar
anisi. and eminently calculated impress upon The
youthful mind the love OF religion, AMI he practice oi
virtue We render young friends no better ser.
vice Than 10 prevail on them 10 buy this little volume and
read II afientively. ju2I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18

Ia the unHcd Eastern DstIict Of vir
GINA, August G:h, 1912:
ToHN n. MARTIN, OF the city OF Williamsburg, having
filed petition praying that lie may be declared hank
rup II Is ordered that all persons claiming DC creditors
OF the said John ID Martin, show the Court the
l2h day of September ncy Why the said John D. Martin
be not declaT ed bankrupt pursuit the Of Congress
IN that beh AMI that copy OF this order be published
int newspapers according the 2d ami 9th rules
Court. A COPy-Teste,
WV HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
In the United Court District of Viz.
ginia, August Sth, 1872:
GEORGE b. JENNINGS, Jr OF the county OF Campbell.
VI having fled petition praying that he may be declared
bankrupt; II is ordered that all persons claiming be
creditors of the salt George H. Jennings Jr show
the Court the l2h day ofSeptember next why the said
George g. Jennings be not declared bankrupt pursuant
10 the act OF Congress in that behalf and thai copy
his order be published In the newspapers, according
the 22d and 9th rules Of Court.
copy. Tcste,
an w5w HENRY GIBSON Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18

NEW PUBLICATIONS..
Received at the Bookstore of
it'll DRINK IN nr0n u Il

SMITH, DRINK Err 81 MORRIS.
l'hE Lite of Wilbur Fisk, ID ID, first President Of III
Wesleyan University, by Joseph IIadick
sermons aud Sketches OF sermons, by the Rev. JohI
nnmncIheld NJ, late preacher in come xon with III,
Metodist Episcopal Church, with introduction by th
Rev. Tllos. T. Bond, ND
Whais TO be Done the VIII aud the Way by the au
thor Of Wealth and Worth. &c.
Means and Ends " SELF Training by the author of
wood, Hope, i.esEe, Home, Poor Rich Man, etc
History oil the Expedition under the command OF Cap.
talns Lewis aud Clarke TO the Sources Of the Missouri
thence across the Rocky Mountains and down Inc Rive
Columbia TO the Pacific Ocean! Performed during IN.
yoaIs ls 1915, and iSsJ, 10y order OF the Government
The United STATES prepared for the press by Paul Allen
ESQ. Revised an! abridged by Archibald McVickar
The Fame and Glory Of England Vindicated being an
answer TO The Glory and Shame OF England by Libenas-
vol - ~
ne Lincali OF the Gypses Of SPAIN With
an original collection Of eir Songs and Poetry by George
borrow ''s0
The Kingdom Of Christ deneated in two Essays on our
ords own account Of his person. aud Of the value his
tngdon aud on the constitution. powers and Ministry of
Crsian Church, as appended by himself by Richard
Whllby, ID, Archbishop of Dublin.
Athanasion, second edition, with and corrections
also Miscellaneous Poems, by tie author Of Christian
Ballads, &c
Biblical Researches Palestine Mount Sinai and Arabia
Peirr-a Journal OF Travels Ia the year I5Bs, by L no
bnson and T. Smith, undertaken in reference Biblical
topography, drawn up from the original Diaries, with Iis
totch Illus raions, BY Edward Robinson ID D. with new
Maps aud Plans.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18
LOAF PowDEltkD AND CLI

nIHINo WARE am nov opening a,tltlona
- snpphss of Dining Fetts, computing
White Granite Duncr Hitta
Blue Vase DO DO
Hue Oriental DO do
blue American Views do do an entire nov r,nrro
and much adinirod-fOr sale low, for casit
- CHARLES sIEBBiNs,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18

( PICTURES To YOUNG MEN, on the Formation o
ChaT"eicrs Dangers OF the Young, dc, 10y Rufus w
Clark, NJ, Pastor Of the Second Presbyterian Church
Washington. Just published and foI sale by
4 "a A A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18

HAVE located myself Ia this city, for The Transaction n;
General Agency and Bro teTsge lineFs end ampfe.
Jared, p'nctuaiy, TO attend any order may favored
With Ghah devote attention procuring Frerts for
Foreign aud COasiwise Vessels aud Canal Bnais-dIs-
charging CaRoes collecting heigi bills extending Mani.
tests aud Clearanccs, and to Receiving and Forwarug
with dispatch all Goods consigned 10 my address Intended
foT fesilptnenf.
shall likewise attend 10 the collection Of claims In ths
city, renting houses hiring slaves and 10 all 0er t A.
ness TeqIrng the ad u an Agent.
hTaugors visiting the City with Goods. will Gnd fsry,
and convenientrotu attached 10 NY Office Tor the display
81 fueh sriclesas they may wish 10 dispose a.
je ii =. n. LYON.
HEyER TO
Governor Gregory, Richard Reins, Esa'r Me..rs Raj.
sion a Pleaeans and Jacob Lyon, Richmond
. Ii.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18

~ n'S S, iiSS' anu Charies Price, De1s.
pcahee ana gwen security according Of the Gen.
raj Assembly and the rule OF This Court and II annear
ai ne y not an nhahlt1nt Of This state On motion fhc
piln 10y counsel II Is entered rules aforesaid ami
accordingly ordered that the said defendant Iohn PrIse
Do appear here the FIRST day Of September Term nest
AMI answe. the PLAINTIFFS bl and that copy of This orIr
DcioHw inserted in some ofthc public ne,SspaneTs
pihtcd u the city OF Richmond, two months s,Icrcs
siyey aud also posted the door Of lie CouIthons
onhis county. copy. Trstc,
ia ~ wqw IL [yORsIIAM 4, 4,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18

In the United States Court for the Eastern District Of
guia August ith, 1872:
In the matter OF Bankruptcy of
HARRISON BARNES, Of the county or Stafford ia
the Eastern Virginia District The said Harrison n
Barnes who has been iocreed bankrupt by this Court
having hed petition praying for his discharge is or,
deTcd, that notice thereof be published In newspaper
printed in the City Richmond seventy days aeast before
the i2th day Of November next. when hearing will bc
had the said petition athe City Hall In the City Of Rich.
mond, and all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons IN interest, may appear he said
place, and show cause II any they have why the praye
| Of the said petitioner should not be granted.
ACOpy-Tcsic,
an wllw HENRY GIBSON, elk
ln the United States Court Eiscrn District of Viz
gnia, August Sth. 1872:
JAMES OLIVER Of the town OF Lynchburg, having flef
petition praying that he may be declared b1nkrunt
the said James Oliver, show the Court on 2tl
day Of September next, why the said James Oliver be
declared bankrupt pursuant 10 the of Congress in
that behalf and that copy Of this order be published In
The newspapers according 10 the &2d and 9Th rules Of
Court.
AC.py-rcsie.
au w5w HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
Ia the United states Court foI the Eastern DstTict u
- - NiIeinil August Sih, lS42:
TOHN w. HARVEY Of the county Of Campbell, having
fled petition praying that lac may be declared bank.
Of the said John w Harvey shaw cause 10 the Court on
The l2fh day OF September why the said John ~
Harvey be mt declared bankrupt pursuant the ACT Of
Congress in that behalf and that copy this order be
published ia the newspaper according to the 23i and 2i
rules Of Court.
a copy. Tesic,
an w5w HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18

HANGERS FAMILY BACON.
NITE offer for sale lot Of this well known Blcnn Tie
w Hams especially, are very superior, averaging from
"a 10 lbs. TABB a. GILES,
Jc 30 Family Grocers, T. or Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18

ViHGtEfA:-At Rules held in the CcTE5s o,Dce 81
hc superior Court Ut Law aud Chanccry for t;ooeI,
sally A. Peers, p,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18

nelson T. shclon GeoIgO w. Harris, Ianes Mocre
MiHsm LOWS, john e. Carter, Mrs Ann IIarris JoIu AZ
tIN'han, James Fctguson aud Charles =. Pope in Ls
own iigh, aud as executor oI Layinil u. Pope deed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18
iul2-w9w wlNsLow RoBlNaoN O.

A rules taken the CLERKS office OF the CTc0;, s,,
n peror Court Of Law aud Clancery, Of Prince "a.
ward County tho Eth day OF July, 1912: - ~
Thomas Purkinson aud Joseph Todd Pb1s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18

II INNING WAKE-I atm now opening a beautiful assert.
~ men % Daing sets Of blue America an views pattern
Most 81 The views are the Hudson aud susqIelanna
RIVERS Also, very correct view Of Tie Capitol Wash
ington. Please call an1 examine them al
ie2I China aloye. shoek"s I'LL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18

NlhGtNlA:-ht Rules holden ia the Clcrkis ounce
OF the Circuit supiror Court Of Law and Chanecrv
Thomas 7. Morgan, '' 6pIT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-03
"ILLUsTREoUs STRANGERS

Among the yisitera to the United State, at THE
~iunrture, are TO be recognized a number Of distin-
suished pcrsonugcs from England, including two
or three noblcmcn, and Mr.. CHARLES Dickens,
(~ho is one of Natures noblemer) The celebrated
author Of the Fickwick Papers, &c &c. At the
last accounts, Dickens was honizing ut Boston,
the Yankees having taken him by The hand in a
manner highly errditable to their hospitality. 1t
i, his intention. we believe, to remain in this coun-
,y until the month OF June, and he purposes visit
ing as Jorge a portion Of the U. S, a. the interview
ing time will allow him. As Dor is a book.
writer, he will no doubt hnd abundant moteriei
Herewith to concoct one Of hs admirable fctions
from the varied "reminiscences whiah even a six
months residence amongst US will enable him to
gather, and we hope that his " FIRST impressions"
nud observations may elicit a volume OF two from
his prolific and entertaining pen. We are sure
that we, on this side Of the water, would be de-
lighted with The prospect of something Of the sort,
provided he did rot find fault with our democratic
government, or criticise our homes manners"
There are, We believe, one or two English gem
t'"mcn at Washington now. who are daily specta-
tors of the disreputab|e scenes that are enacted in
tine House Of Representatives. and who will hard
i 60 home fayorably impressed with respect to our
National Legislature, We would wish, IL 1t were
possible, to draw a veil over the proceedings OF
the House OF Representatives FOR the past fort-
night, for they are OF such a character as TO reflect
no credit upon our representative there. Here
toEore, the legion Of English book writer's on Amer
len have done US much injustice by their eons,an,
Misrepresentation of every thing they saw in this
country, but this assertion will hardly hold good Of
late years, since mob-law and the Lynch code are
go much in vogue, and riots in high place. are Of
ouch frequent occurrence.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-03
"

The House Of Delegate Of Maryland have pass
cd a bill, by a majority Of So to Is, to compel a re-
sumption of specie payments by the Banks of TINT
State, within twenty days, after the passage Of the
act. The bill is nov before the Senate. 1t is sup
posed by many that it will hardly pass that body in
il. present shape. There are a variety of cogent
reason. why the Legislature should extend the
time tor com nencing the payment of specie, inas-
much as several Of the Banks of that State bave
become large creditors Of the State, by enabling
her to pay the intete on her debt. For example
the Chesapeake Bank ia Baltimore is a creditor Of
TIA, State, to the amount of si67 1913, and in con
sequence became indebted rather heavily to seve-
raj Banks in Baltimore, who during the last week,
refused to receive its notes at their counters. and
This, Of course, produced a run upon the Chesa'
peuke Bank for other paper than its own. Tie
excitement in ,he public mind in relation to its
notes seems, however, to have subsequently passed
SWAY. The Baltimore papers Of Saturday say
" there was no appearance on Friday, either in or
about this institution. which indicated any excite
appearance at the counter, and had them ex-
changed Cor other Bank paper"
Aletter from Annapolis to a friend in Baltimore,
states that there is no doubt that the resumption
bill will be modified by the Senate. What effect
the present state of things in relation to Bank con-
cern. in Philadelphia may have upon the Mary
land Legislature, il is difficult, to say, but the fail
ure of so large an institution as the Girard Bank
will no doub, inspire a proper degree OF caution
when Goal action is had upon the question.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-03

NEw COUNTIES. No less than three
new counties, have already been formed
during tha present session Of the LegisIa-
ture. To wit Marion, Carroll and
Wayne, and the fourth "Clay" now
pending in the Senate. A great change
has taken place with many Of our oldest
members on this subject since the last ses-
sion, some Of whom have always been
~s,renuously and ~irreconciIably opposed to
it, but who are now. either remaining ST.
lent, Or found advocating divisions.
VIZ recoIlect at the last session, a pro-
position for a new County out Of part, of
Monongalia and Harrison, though ably
advocated, found but little favor seve-
raj other similar cases shared the same
fate. This session, the County Of Mari.
on, out Of part, Of Monongalia and Harri-
son, was formed, almost unanimously by
the House Of Delegates, and we are told
without u dissenting voice in the Senate ;
which was also the case with the new
counties Of Carroll and Wayne. Other
countits wishing a division would have
done well to comply with the acquisitions
of the law in giving notice, &c., and
made the application in time for the ac-
ton of this Legislature.-Rich Eng.