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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-18

He NEVER SPEAKS KIND TO ME.-Conver-
sing the other day with an interesting little
girl. between the ages Of six and seven' TOOK ~
occasion to impress upon her mind the deo. o.
gratitude due from her. TO her Heavenly "a,
rent, for bestowing upon her SO good ana k'ao
father, whom overy body loves was Per.
NO }nlI in the face, with her soft blue eyes.
She replied, .He never speaks kind to me-"
Pe,haps this Christian father, harrassed with
The cares Of business, was unconscious that he
had roughly checked the fond attentions Of his
child: hut could cares or the interruptions Of
his child. excuse unkindness, or total want OF
tokens &C endearment! Will fathers examine
their habits on this points
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-18
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

HASTINGS RICHHAN,
d we associated themselves in the practice OF
n Law. aud will practice in conjunction, in the
aies otMuscatine, Cedar, Liam. Washington and
qis,. Business entrusted with either will receive
prompt attention of both.
:.HAsrrsos, e s.. SCOTT H1cHNAS'
bloomington. { : Cedar county,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-18
w, r. DEWEBER.

foruarGins and Commission .Ney,clGnt,
BLoomINGToN, |. +.
: Having been appointed Public Auctioneerfor
,Saenc county, he is at all times ready to attend
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-18
Il. RUSH PETRIKIN,
rTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
DuBUBuE, Iowa.
References.

References.
}. II. D. GlLpIN, late Attorney General of the
United States.
b. HENRY ToLASD, Philadelphia.
(n.B B. A. B1DLAcK, of PENN ...vania.
fs FRAZER, Cincinnati, Ohio.
)aP H. ExGLF, St. Louis, Mo.
f'AAs McKsleHr, Esq. Dubuque, Iowa.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-18

FIGHT the British: don't cheat them. Pay
them every cent. and then lick them like bla-
yes. So says country editor.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-18
&C. REESON. Tailor,
w. Il. HARRISON.
J. HAIPT0 v.
HAMPTON & HARRISON,

ATTORN EYS AT L A w,
Iowa CRY, l. i.
r AVE associated themselves in the practice OF
u the Law, under the above style; they will at
l to the business Of their profession in the second
Eial district, and to criminal cases IN any county
he Territory. Business committed to their care.
Iher of them, will receive the joint attention of
u. February 25, ls4l.-l9-ly
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-18

= w. HUMPHREYS & co.
e7Irrs IN sorefgn auo Domestic Drp eoous,
erorrrtrs, Scots s. &boes, maroWare, sc.
Corner Of Chesaut and Second streets,
BLooMIyGToN, IOWA.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-18

TTE VINO PARTY AND PRESIDENT Tyler
1t is rather ludicrons to see with what pertln-
aci,y, some Of the Wing party in Congress,
strive to charge the political sins of President
TYLER upon the Democrats. Recently during
discussion on the Tariff, Mr.. Anterior OF New
Hampshire, took occasion tcAcontrast the esti-
mated expenditures Of the present adminis;ra-
ton, with the expenditures Of the former adj
ministraton-- Whereupon, Mr.. Arnold. a wing
member from Tennessee, replied as follows:
Southport Telegraph.
"Whose administration, asked Mr.. Arnold,
was this? Was it Wing administration
He denied it. It had not the least tincture Of
Wing administration abont it. 1t was irue
that the people thought they had effected a
revolution in 1910. They had turned Martin
Van Buren, out Of power with indignation,
scorL and contempt; but there the matter had
ended. The wings thought they had effected
a revolution but, by an nscrutable dispense
tor Of Providence, the Government had again
fallen into the hands Of modern democracy !;
and the efforts of the Representatives OF the
people had been paralyzed by an Executive
who now stood surrounded by that democracy
which rose here in this House, and run paral-
lels between the expenditures Of the admins.
tration of Martin Van Buren, aud that Of John
Tyler, who was, in point Of fact, worse loco
foco than Martin Van Buren, had ever BEEN
He (Mr. Al denied that Ire or his party were
accountable for this. The Wings accountable
for il! Where was General Harrison's cabi-
net? There was only one Of them left-and
that one in so questionable shapes that ne
(Mr. A. had mind Ito speak to him. J"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-18

BIDDLE AND HIS GANe.--since the quasn'ng
Of The Grand Jury's presentment against Bid,
die and his crew. they have been arrested and
are now undergoing an examination before the
Recorder of Philadelphia. They are charged
with swinding and theft; and i. has been pro-
ven that more than two hundred thousand dol
lars were paid on receipts to Nicholas Biddle.
and directed by him to be charged to mlscel,
laneous expenses. during the year 1886 and
81. This was the time when the charter was
obtained from the Legislature Of Pennsylvania,
and no doubt the money was used fo< bribery.
direct or indirect.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-18

The Raleigh IN. CT Register asks: What
other state in the Union can say with truth,
what North Carolina can, viz: That she is free
from deb:, and has her pocket full OF money!
AsGeorgia paper says, that the only healthy
corset for waist, il husbands arm.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-18

CHARLES A. WIcKLlFFe. says the Observer,
has been Appointed! special agent of the Post
Office Department for the States Of Kentucky.
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi. louisiana,
and Arkansas, to act in conjunction with Mr.
Edwin Bryant, who has been heretofore the
sole agent.
If we do not forget, the Wings declared
that this office Of special agent was unnecess-
airy, and created only to reward partisans.
when Mr.. Tanner, most excellent officer, and
democrat, held it. Well he was turned out,
and Mr.. Bryant, Wing, appointed. Now
we have another special agent. II the office
was unnecessary when held by one Democrat
how is the matter mended by appointing two
Wings! We have no doubt that Mr.. Tanner
who is man Of business. can perform more
service than even two Wings, but where IS
the economy louisville Adv.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-18
lob PRINTING.

~ o,6ee Of the H,rald being well supplied with
-,s,, VARIETY of JOB Type, the Publishers prepa-
4 :, execute in the ncatest style,
pn,AgR g ssAsYGg
Setter @@a@9res, a299ejatins,
.II1TS VARIOUS BRANCHES
Sucb as
po-e IABELs.
BILLS OF LApISG,
lClRCrLARs. HAI|
|H.SD-BILLs, JUSTICES nLANH'
|CiaDs, DIAM
Plank .rarfgacc and Ey'drrantCc DEEDS,
ON HAND AND FOR SALE.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-18
IAII0:AgmEa

a. j. FrMP LIE, Tailor.
'aoP on SECOND STREET OPPOSITE THE Posi-
OFFICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

M en-. so,av- 49,. 49,, -.,..-,..I
nan. lsHiNA - ~ ~ Sssesu rtesnf
-, fs N a ~. ~. - 80 y. -
aaIa,o In ,hs ssi H. 90 80 49, ~, NJ
tue Ps~slisn, preeinr. .rt ~ ,hs l,,,r 80
Jobn Purcell. adnlnl-trsos Rowland ynsLis dee'I,
cxe,uior oforren Winan,s ,lseiJ phifs
AaA,ssr
R,cisr, 10 s,n,,v lain share william, AlH.op anal
IIuEh A Wat psrtnet g. under the 6rm OF Allison a Ws
Rchani Massic James Alien and Isase Davenport part.
ncrr under Il M, al lay,nnort Allen A 30 lame. 81
acc and John tIer ps,neis uneT tho atm OF Jaiae.
ssiger a. Sons v.ll p.xton lohnsson AMI
lyel partners under The firm II Lyel Johnson a Iye
John south an and Gcorsc II Isnpkns partne = under
the nrm Of scuhan a Tompkns; Frederick w Knapp
and pauaers nu,lrr the firm y w Knapp "A
Co; Henry Clarke Surviving nsrn.r of Cotton A CLARKE;
Isincs Gushing aud tun.us BURNERS unsi.r the
III Berry, partners under the firm Armstrong Bery
Piaskcit and John Curie, paitncrs under the
hIn OF IlaeNouN tueri thafl~s MageIge and III. w Ma
garre, partners under the firm &c q W. H. MaKarrc;
A. kle5uian and Klcsnan, partner. undei Ihe firm
OF klesman nrcthcr, ward, Henry w. siiL and
- Mard partners under the hrm OF waid. Sll
Ward. A. w spies aud John spies partners under the
firm Of a W spies Go; John fiTth aud Hall
partners under the htin OF Fttth Hal: 7. Stanford
and James swords. Farmers under the firm Of swors
stanford Co.; lonahen Seymour aud II Seymour,
partners nnicr inc ht OF J"nihan seymour son; Thor
DE SyNcr James lhouas and Ioscrh iilOorn partners
under the fem Of De Syhcr, Thomas & Co; Joseph T..
Huborn, towpcu wait aud Joseph rhoiuas, part.
neTs under the firm OF Thomas, Cowperthwait To-;
- turner ani ,,,, Mhceiwr,.m; p'tncts
under the hun Turner WhccMr'-hi; William Jack
Sous Ionh N"Wlct Msnhe, I'aANi jacob 20 SIC shi
is. s iiyne,hani sni ionu u ,suu.' ncuN
Ths cause m which the paiains APPEAR 10 have pro.
cccded againstthe dctendanis 7. W knaln ana
hnaph partners under ue hrn oi =. W huapp q 70 :
James Gushing and Cushing. partners under the
niin oiCushinR a brothor: Armstrong ami george
III Berry partners undey the IN OF Armstrong Berry.
nIm oi fiasscu a Cnelei 'haries MaSaIsc aud w ~
ma.aiEc, paitne unueI thS Irm OF Z, w IL msehge;
trmot hlesinan hroihcr Whd, Henry w - ]
and Waid, partners under me hrm OF Ward,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

NTlRGtNlA:-N a Circuit superior Court Of Law and
ChancerS for tho county of iieurco aud CITY OF Rich
mond the Chanccry side, held al the Capitol In
said city, on Saturday, February i2f lSt2 Etztbcfh
MAYO. ptf against Wilsm Selden, Johu Parkhii and
William Wren. Sergeant Of the city Of Richmond,
such admir- Of I'M Mayo, deed. DIETS.
This cause in which the rlaiudf sppears have pro.
ceciod against the defendants William S.lden md John
Parshil. who Of this country, IN the pre-
scuhcd 10y absent defendants they sill failing
bill tskcn for confess 20 the sd absent eeusUs
ofhe other dcic dsu cphca'ion and cxhiufs aud
,rguci 10y counsel: on cnas'ds ration whereof.
touu s ut opinoi that the paiutil claims under a
clause ofthc Wi of WIN Mayo, declaring De- bis will
dcs tha ahat par at Dos pTopet bolt person.
uispored o should iuurc ms sat willow On
simple uis maeTai should he .sceuAned whether Do.
sepu Mayo died possessed of tho # land In Tic
county cd Hcnrico, mentioned IN TIM cona ming
thirty acres, two roos aud twenty poles whether
the was, the tine o the dre'h Of William Nsyo,
Mayo hat thar time ic-ai tile there plain he.
cause that title Outstanding u Waller u Blair HUI 70
b. material o certain whether he hat such equitable
estate gave him tght o. call for tho legal utr' Where
fore, the Court do rcfr 20 of In tonuiss oncTs,
To- enquire what Waller u. Blair delivered IN to
had Just pui upon Il. Whether the said Joseph n Mayo
thereafter possessed Of the said laud during his fc
and dird posscs scd o. iwheihcr whl0 Joseph H. MAYO
possessed OF the sail land Nil,m Mayo. unicT
the provisions % the drci Iom Joseph n Mayo sIcn
and parkhi trustees, elected taka the SAID land a
aud whefhor tc trustees consented that lac should
else such election; upon all whchthnEs the said Commi-
souer IS report the Court with any specially
sutci deemed pertinent by himself, which may bc
required by the parties % bc so stated
""'f'' ''"i yyN q sANns ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
ma4-~en N00Iy. WV G SANDS. &C
ma 3 wgH
MM q SANns q q

NlIsGlSIA-Ai Rules, held IN the Clerks Office 81
the superior Court Of Chanccry for the Richmond
Circuit, the 2d lay u May lsI2-Thc Mutual Assurance
society against Fire Buildngsof the State OF Virginia
PHI against WIN ID Whitlockc, Robert whtloc ke Ma.
ihanei u Whhcckc, Andrew \ Whitlockc, and other
defendants.
appearance anf given security according the As
seuhiy nnd the Rules Of is Cour; and u appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they Inhabitants Of ta
Commonwealth u rs ordered, that the card defendants iu
appear al The rulesto he held c first Monday la Au.
gust next and answer the bull OF tc plaintiffs, aud that
copy 10 this order be forthwith inserted some nowspa
pcr pat liscd in tie Guy 81 Richmond for two uonta
succcssycy, andpostod at tie front door OF the Capitol
ln The said Cry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
ma a-wew '0r'-''S''' VINO SANDS. &C
\ TInGINIA.IAt Rules; held in the Clerks odico Of

\ TINCsl Rules. held la the Clerks Office Of
v tie superior Court ui ChanccTy, Tor the Richmond
Circuit. the - day of May, lsi2-RobeTt scott pltf
against Alexander l. Bolts aud Other defs.
The defendant above named not having entered his ap
pcar1ucc and gwen security according the As
sem6ly andtho kulcFof ths Court aud appearing. by
satisfactory evidence tat he d. inhahtant Of This
Commonwealth IL isordcred That the said defendant do
appear al tie rulcsto DE held the si Monday August
nnN and answer The b o the plani; aud that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted ia newspaper pub
hsheiln the city Of Rchu ond, for two months snccca.
svcly and posted attc front door OF the CAPITOL ia the
aYfN If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
wM. e. SANDS, c. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

The parties concerned IN this hereby notified
auc ia this Office, Monday The 9th ay OF June mex.
by 10 O'Clock, A. NJ furnished with documents accounts
and evidence, necessary Ia enable perform the u
ties enioncd ON mo 10y the foregoing decree.
w5w NJ. y. POIrIAUX, Com'r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

Eichw0nd Aprl l4Ih, iflA
Tho raIen conc nrnr sre nerchv notified o. attend ~
NY ohee, me tiy OiRichfnond the 3 II day IT way
neat, ~ ~ octrk,A " with their Frrouus ~ fcUr
ncni, sndto Evidence ueeearY 10 enable one 20 perform
the duties required ~ tn iororoing decree. - 80
ap30 w1w JOHN SHORE, Ccm'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

BONNETS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
NIN- B1uucfs. a sGI
~ Misses straw, Lerloru AMI Zirhyfno Binnsts
l. les Am1l1ne, straw, Florence BRAID Zphyrine
and Fancy B1uuots
Auihcial Flowers
Tho above Goods arc all n tho newest ans most flsl
i0naJe styles, ant vii. be scil ilw.
ALSO
beniie"en's and Blyd straw, Palm. Vanilla and L.s.
horn iiais, 90 IS CT NSiNGHAN's
~ ~ 1NfW aud Cheap Cash Dry Goods store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

~ read ng the petition aforesaid. % be- ordered ~ fe
-, '"ui mat nouce thereof be- given 10 the sah Joseph
er peitonaNy' ~ delivering bin copy thereof Or hc
te ouni within The Uiruat nv leayng q cow rtnranf
~ i Known usual pIacr Df rcs1snc4 ufhn ME District
l'-.' N lays ht tore Goo fN d1y ~ lpy mkt whom
u"aiing VIII uo htl upon fhc ffd plon. no tic CIV
hi nihf bry of VI Chu0uI. ,ghia INC said tjtsfri.I
.I eI.' Ihii notice trreut hc Published boo te uatg.rt
lff eerfhna Zoo . t-i auI ti rules of rnur e1 t,.f
t pfNns in'crc'l.t my appear ~ tho rad rr1e .f
rifDf tfN slow COZ. ~ Hny fhry lave. Hs t... 800
tion SHOULD not ue granted
| COPY. Terfe.
| IN Il WOW IIINnN IInaI. ILL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
a copy. Tcs,c,


NIRGINIA-At Rules, held ne the ClcrEs Once 81
the superior Court Of Chauccry, for the Richmond
Circuit, TIE 20 DAY of Nay lSi2-Msrn Temple plt'f
against John y White and another dc05.
The defendant above named, not having enter his an
pcar-ncc, and given security according Ia the oct Of A.
acmhy and hc rules ~ this Court, and h appealing by
satisfactory eviseucc that he Is not nhahiani of this
Commonwealth u Is ordered, that the said defendant t
appear n The rules 10 be held ths FIRST Monday Au
gust next, and the bin of the plaintiff and that
copy u hits order De forthwith inserted In some news
paper published ~ the city Of Richmond. for two moni
fol in the said CIV. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
In the Uned states Cour Easern DstIict Ol Viz
gin!a, April 2uih, isi<
In the rraf'er nj Rankrun.ry NJ


In the matter OF Bankruptcy OF
THOMAS u DREW of the city Of Richmond. 10 the
l. Eastern Virginia District The said Thomas n Drew
who las been dccreed Bankrupt by ibis couu, having
hlcd petition praying oT his dscarg u is ordered tha
notice thereof be published 10 Newspaper irnie in tho
CITY 81 Richmond, 20 days ~ least before the -l DAY
July next when hearing VIII be had tI- petition
al the tiy Han In the City OF Richnlnf and all creditors
who have proved their icJs and other persons n ner
est may appear al the SAID time and place aud show cause
any they have, why ihc prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be gTantcf.
COPY Tcsfe,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
WIN. G sANDs,CC.
CouMlssIoNrR,s OFFICE. ,

hIcnlIIunI, InII May, ~ \
The parties ested named n the above cause arc
hereby notified that have appointed Monday the lth
day at June next (Si2) 10 commence this office, Ia
o'clock 4 " the execution ofthc duties therein cpipiuti
when and where they will please attend with their
accounts, vouchers, statements, aRi an necessary docu
mcnis. NJ Il. POIrIAuN, Con'r.
ina l6-lawi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
a 7 RuIos hcId b. lhe CeIk'. Odiee Of lbe Crce 81

r Rules held IN the Clerks Office Of the Circuit su
"a pcrior Court Of Law and Chanecry for Fluyanna
county, iu May 1872
James BClough aul Ch. Atkinson, uorehanis and part
ncrs trading under the firm of James u Clough n Co.
Csucing for tic benefit Of Oh Osborne. Pltfs
Against
John liopk nsaud William stockton, partners under
the style Of Hopkins stockton aud sally w Soc kton
vile ~ the sail William 4 ockon. Bcri Im'n Msgtu
der Neal u Gay and Atchcaus Strange executors OF
Gideon Srangc, dec and the said Ben amin ~ Ma.rulcr
cuaIdln u the said sally w Stockton formerly sally
w strange, and VIM Parish, Dcfs In ChdHceFV.
The defendants, John Hopkins and William 4 stockton,
not having entered their appearance aud gwen security
according Of assembly aud the rules of this Court
aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants ofthis tommonWeatt. ssrdsTfd n tt
the said defendants Hopkins aud stou, DO
fore the Judge Of ou Circuit superior Court OF Law and
Chanccry for the said county o Puvanna. n the Clerks
Office Of sad Cour Rules TO be holden therein ON
the FIRST Monday n August next aud answer tho second
amended bin ofthc plaintiffs, and that copy Of this order
be forthwith Inserted In the Richmond Nh'g newspaper
published In the city ~ Kchmoad, for two months
ccsey, an1 posted at the front door OF te Court House
Of this county.
a Copy. Tes,e,
a s~u.s l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
ransnYrnaIAx runLIcArroxs.
s,,,-Y npIyrr1 = soRRIs


A howe one hundred afefeat w.rks ffom the Pies
n hytetian board OF Public aon-rhe character ci tho
works lsrally known that 10 considered unne
css-ary 70 ennmelse but lev ~ n''e Nv, % M
otheTs viii be received irou the hoArd OF Tune@"" as
they may appear ffom the press - -,
The history OF tho Presbyterian church
~ the Of Ameies ~ mas TO-, y, '
The prntiiVc aud apostolic order ct tue 'hurch OF
Chris, vindicsici 10y Ssinl Miller. nD
friendly visit to the House OF Mourning. by ReNRel-
PresbyteiianIsm tho truly primitive aud apostolic AZ
stituon OF the Chueh of Christ, aad infant baptism
aison the suitable and edying mode. by Samuel
Miller, DD
The constitution Of the Presbyterian Church in the q.
= OF America containing the confession 81 lsih, me
ehss the directory for the worship OF God, together
with the plan OF government and discipline
DscouIscs upon the csistc1ec III atrisutes OF eoS,
by stephen ChsTnoek, H. hts' American euu'n' IN "
Letters to an anxious inquirer, designed to relieve the
dithculties OF friend under serious tnrrcsi0hs ny
ChaIon cnIy. u, with biographical skc,eh and poI'
trri Of the suthor
Tue fulfilling OF the Scriptures for confirming believers
and convincing nnbccvcrs by the Rev Robert Fleming,
ahftdg ell from the Thru c,titon
The Christian Education OF the children and youth IN
the Presbyterian Church. 10y the Rev Samuel MlleI
The my s,ery OF Go ncss wherein the Deity OF tmi,l
l. proved, upon other evidence than the word OF God
with other than for the Savaiion OF men, by
Rev Thomas Uradnhy
doe ilnes Gospel ia 20 sermons, by several
emiueut diyiues. $50
series OF Tracts on the doctrines, ORDER aud poty
the Presbyterian Church IA the uStei states OF America
embracing several ON practical SUBJECTS 2v
Tho Pleasures OF Religion, by Rev Henry Foster Dur'
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The Mute Christian under tho Smarng ROD, with
tcgn antioc e. for every case, by Rev Tho's brooks
self employ in Sccrei, containing an inquiry into
the state OF the SOUL thoughts upon painful sctons me
ulotias for practise, by Kew John Nornct
Also, several hundred Tracts, published by the Board
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
copy. Testc,

" iKGiNiA-Attulcs, held In the CLERKS Omce ~ m,
superior Court of CT ancory, forthc Richmond cir.
cut The ~ dsy o May, l,i2-1ho Merchants Rank Of
Hiimorc, p.fi; against Che President Directors SnI
Company of The ftus uf The United Safcs Incorporated
10y ilc General Assembly az Pcnnsyvanil, Joseph Cow
pcuhwaf, THO ia7 Dunlap, Hcrman Cope, John Bacon,
Alexander ~ Thomas Robbins. lamca Robertson
Rchsrdil H1vari. lanes Ncwboid, Thomas Taylor
and other defendants.
Thcd,lcndiuts above . moi having entered their
appearance and given security according tic act Of
.rcmhy and the Rules uf tis Court, ADD appearing
by satisfactory icncr, That ey inhahHauts 81
s COMMANDMENTS u b. ordered That the said def udanfs
dp appear c rules in hc held fhc frst Monday In
August ncEf andanswer c original and mcudcd bills Of
the plaintiffs. and nn copy N disorder be forthwith In.
serted in newHIapcr published in the City ~ Rich
uond, for months succcssvcy and posted at the front
door ~ tlic Capifolin the faid city.
Copy. Tcgte.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

10 ,hs rnnoa s,a,s, ,pys ~ K.s,sra Dare, % va
- - = sy.lA. Asy iith. tess ,,, -
rI>HONAe JORDAN ofIhe county 81 Mag W'iA.an hssna
med spettin, pra,le tAi he 'aGy DO oeel-rsda cans
ttpt. ordered that All persons claiming 10 be credit
Of the said Thomas Joran show cause 10 the court on
the sth OF Juy next Why the said Thomas Jorsan
be nol declared bankrupt pursuant 10 the act Of Con-
rTcss that behalf amt that ot this order be pub
hshc the newspapers according 20 the 2@d and sfih
rules oi court.
mait w5w ioSsfn =. BArrLEY, nc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
ssSsy,sss;s sssssS ss s.ss: ssssGSss
THIN CO. ny srAeEs. 10 THE wntrE
DtnRELL'S sPRINas

ON, and after, the 2h March, Passage Boats will
" leave Rchmcnd ate, =. aud Lynchburg al q N +,
Mondays, Wednesdays and fJays, anI arrive seols-
willie both down and az, At ~, NJ, ruesllys THURSDAYS.
and sa,unisr, anu Into Richmond and Lynehhurr, tho
lolow,nx night.
the coiouahlc and cheapest Ioue, with as ogs
OF businc as by Rail Road.
Passengers lcayfr Rihmopd at G. p. ", will reach
seoisNle 20 dnucr neat y, and Charlottesville, by our
Stages, n 4 Pm.
saunton cugers will by Stages, reach Brooks.
Vile a. NJ and leave n morning at o'clock. and
rive IN siauntou at IN, connecting with the stag
Routes cut OF slauutcn.
The day Bcsts will leave Richmond and Lynohburg at
~, TUESDAYS Thursdays ant Saturdays. and arrive
IN Edmond ats 4. NJ aud Lynchbutg at 6, +. NJ, next
dav.
VILE. will leave CarcrsVc the arrival of the DAY Boat
fom Richu,ou, and coming down, will connect With the
nisht Boat at e. 4. NJ. hon ync hhuTg to KichInond
up Fare ) Lynchbmg, 80
nN ~ HONp rnNO>n 4 DAVENPORT.