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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
LEWIS r ROGERS, d e, for
tc ~ wow Hinder a. e.

NIkGINIA:-in Powhatan County uouT,. Feb 7,b
lSt1-Wm A haskins. pltL: against John nj Day ami
Mntths T. his wife, formerly Martha Iiaskns des-I1
ChancerN. - N' ~
This day came the planii by his counsel AMI filed b.
b AGAINST the DEFENDANTS praying for division OF trac,
OF Land In thseouny, and the dccdants having enter
cd tcr appearance according 20 the Assembly anal
the Rules OF this Court and II appearing to the aaiaCcton
OF me cnuft thai they are not Inhabitants OF this Com
monweaih On the motion u the plaintiff II Is thai
May NEXT tesins Court dayJ and the biil OF a."
painih aud that copy OF thus order forthwith nrcr,
eli IN some newspaper published Ia the City OF Rehnoo
ani continued for two months esaivcl aud thai ana
OF this county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

VIRoIAtlN-AiGgies hoiiInl6 c,s51's 5IE5e afl5

VIRGInIA-AtRuios holiln the CicrG's iIicc mn,
Circuit superior tuuTt Oiiaw AMI Chanc.ry for the
county Of uen AMI city RE hgnood au tie CHANGER
slc thc an day Of February, lSi2-RichId Anderson
pit against Emcllne Blr. JOHN Minor Blair and
BAR the widow aud children Of Archibald Blair, decd
AMI Other dsits.
The drtendants above named not having
peafauce and given security, according the
sembly and the Rules OF this Court, aud appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants OF tll
Commonwealth; II IN oricrcd, That The Had dsfcn,ann
do appear Attic Rucao hc he'd onihc flint Monday Ia May
next, aud answer ilc hl 81 ie plaintiff copy
ins oidcr h' iouhwh Inserted In some newspaper pub.
hshed ia the city of Richmond Two months success.
ssely anil posted at the 'front.' door OF the CAPITOL in tic sai
city. A rony. Tcac.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
RE-IIRRECTION. PERSIAN Pills

Rochester, May iIh, 1898.
For sale 10y A. G. STEVENS.
Or q tfl2n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
Ia lhe uned safes conII for ne E1.ern DsIee VIZ

gina, March Sii, 1872
NATHANIEL. w PAYNE. Of the cousfy OF Cam,l,eu
having hled petion- praying thai he may be deeIar
ed bankrupt Is ordered that al persons afn Ing 10 m
creditors OF the said Nathaniel W PAYNE lusc 10 the
GO on te ran day q" Apr next why the said Nathaniel
Payne be decaTeds Lankfupt rursnanf nc al -,
= ngress ~ that behalf; and isia copy 81 is orle, ,
published ~ the ncwspaps acro- ing 10 lie, - AR, d.
rules Of couu A Copy-Tesie 1919 . ''''
NH s-w5w HENRY GIBSON Cpk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
q waw N'0ps-fe''c' r ycp.vrs u r.

NikGiNlA AT rules hchi In the Clerks Office Of The
" Circuit Superior Court OF law aud Chaurery for
Po~hnian County, rom the the sh day OF J,nu.r,
"a the year lsi-wm Hlskins, put: against John ii
Day samuel II Drake, def tlanis- iI Cha.cery
The defendant John II Day not having entered his An
peaanee aud given security eeor,ng 10 tho act OF A.
scinbly anti the Rules OF this Court appcarn- nv
satisfactory evidence thai he IL nhehart oi tlns
commonwealth Ga the motion at the plaintiff by h..
COUNSEL II b. orio red. nt the said John n 10 ,nre,
before the Judge If the Circuit Superior Law ami
Chaneery TOT fowhstan County at the Courthouse there
OF, the first day Of the May Term of The sail
Couuanti answer the bill of tire plaintiff md Sivc security
Tor performing such decree the Court
and that copy IL this order be forthwith inserted in aorr
newspaper published In the City OF Rrhmond aud CON.
inucd for two months and that auuthrr copy
bc posted at the trout door of the Courthouse OF ti
AGONY. Tcstc.
Ia ID Z nm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

% w9w R.F. oRAvRs H.. G.
rIiSGINfNi-ktRu Ies held 10 The CieTLIs ueice of
" the Creoh superior Court OF law aud ChanceTy foI
Northampton County, the 9Th day IL FEBRUARY lsip
lohn Eyre, ptf; VI ii-ton u Tcsckle wn, Iy say,ve
aud James Noithsm, de1s--fa Chenesrl
Tho defendant Ltilcton Tickle not having .nter.
hs appearance and syeu security according the ,et OF
Assembly anihe Rules Of the said Court and an,
by satisfactory evidence. st he h an nhabitant i
this Commonwealth iSorlercd That IN, said
do sppcar here tho LIST day of the Ma, Tenn and
answer the btu nj the plaintiffs and that copy OF Ills on.
der DC forthwith Inserted Ia newspaper In
mcey OF nichinond for two moths snec cssivoy, ani
posieds' roni door of the Court House OF this county
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
GInsnN rrL

la tue United states Court Tor the Eastern DsfTct OF Viz
GINA, al Norfolk. March -,h Isil. -
(HARLES MARTIN Zone Of tlc laic firm orc + Mar
- tn q -. Of Elizabeth Guy, O. Of the Boror-h OF
NorIoiA' havnz MED talon praying that be may be
dcca'ed Bankrupt Il isorisrei. tst al persons airp-
ng 10 be creditors OF the said Charles Martin si'o,y
cause % NE court On the s Jay o May Tc ~ nett Why
the said Charles Martin should not he decline baok
rup, pursuant the act n Congress In MAJ Lc,C nj
that copy Of this order be puhishod in The
according to the ~ and 9th rules Of court.
Copy-Testc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
FRESH SPRING Coops.

FRESH SPRING GOODS.
Wh y HITLER. Importer Of China. ouss asSrsfe
end .isss = teeeisins per ship llafk Away. AMI
PCT MIC Cd paw daily expelled and al direct rot
sne manufacturers his usual large and tasfy eeon OF
China Glass and Quecus~ars wblch he lr an Al
buycrs ~ f''''N'~~'
lie feels confident that merchan,s will no eoos, N
nsSsssafp 10 90 iathet North Tor goods la hia ine
VII out give Him a call. WM BUTLER
mr1 doors above the ncn 1avsrA
I(LAtk TEAS. snIrror qaalhy. In papcfs
- GtNPOWpER rEAr, dne and extra tine
LOAF ~ CARS. al hwesi prices
BACON MlDDIINt,S. In prime order r..n"
ALMONDS. tvica snu shell
LONDON PORTER. quarts
MAoEiRA WINE. in EIGHT essks-for sale nv
DAVENPORT a ALLEN,
Va 10 Corner Of n and 10Th streets
n M,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

j" 'e UntedSaies Court ior The Eastern District of ViT
,.,,,. $50. elua, lrh March, IEf2: ~
AVIS JOHNSON, 81 tie CIV Of Riebp,ort b,,i,.
W nel P'upn praying that ne may be- doe srel b'5s.
,I ll'i it ina, nl pefrous claiming 10 be ro,g
ivIs ol ilc sf james johnr1u sh0N cause 10 ~, .,
vh VIC Gun AVfi next, Why the siid Isniro f,r-,, ~
w., up puf suaui 90 the OCT n Con~ree- HI
Nat behalf and tsia copy Of this order br t,,i, m
court cOuy. Tcsfe '' ~iih fulfs ~
NH y WV HENRY GIBSON. erk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
w. MEREpIra

w. MEREDITH 'rr~ r. I
HAS tust opeaed stock Of staple and Fancy
= Soofs, selected from New fork, Philadelphia aud
hanimore, and will continue receive. weekly,
nona supply % fresh GoOs which he will OFFER TO the
euE~ns OF Richmond aud the surrounding country at the
lowest possible prices fOr essh fIts sioek consists n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

xTIuotu1A-Af Ruies. hell N The tfcfk'a Oaisr %
v The Coca, Superior conT' " iar anS cAaacsr Soc
rowasan County lrora the och the fi dayof rece1i
hct Inclusive. in tho year isil; iean Salmon ant Ana
Jane his wiie. forncfly Ann lane Hunt Maria France
ulunt and Minerva Dlun the last inans under the
II - yearr, By samuel hous their nes hesL rs
agaasi John W nancc, Exor oi Thompson Blunt. seat.
deed, s,s Bryant AMI 1annett ha wife, khiah nTnnal
aud Mara his wife. and ThompSon Blunt. Jr. ahd Nanci
Powers, dehs.-is CnANceEV
Tho defendant Thompson Hunt, Ir, having entered
his appearance and given security according b e %
assembly and the rules OF this court, and appearing ~
satisfactory evidence. that he nhaitant of ts
commonwealth On the noiion Of the plaintiffs BY thsr
counsel or'iercsl that tho salt nIompeon inni D..
uo appear before the Judge of the Circuit Superior Coo
OF Law aud Chaneey for fowhasn county, AZ the toui-
honec thefcof on the tst day Of the May ofhc
said Court and answer the bi OF the plaintiffs, CIV"
security Tor performing such decree the count nay
tnake hercin and that copy OF this orer 20 orhwih
inserted 10 BONE newspaper published IN the city ofRch
inon' AMI continued or two months sucecssis.ly sui
Thai Moher copy DO posted at the door tie Court.
house of this county
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
"A CowDE7y. OK.

guia n Norfolk March 81 I-.<.
T'HOs VERNELSON. Of the county 81 N.nse,,.,,,t
having tiled petition, prayias nat be- NAV be- II,
ed bankrupt u IS ordered, that all .'s,, 90
be creditors OF the said Thomas Verne SON show cause
10 ihe Court on the lst day 81 My Term neF WIN I6
sid fhoinas u Nernclson SHOULD not be der ar.d gsrk
fnp pursuant - the ACT 81 Congress n that r,iC ami
that copy of this order be Published I'm ts
according 10 tho rs ami 2lt' rules OF court
COpy-Tcsic,
mi " Wv A A r...-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

In the United States CVIri ortc Eastern District or Wiz
gina, March7th lsi1
IOiiN MCNEIL, 0f tire city % Richmond having flat a
p'uton proving thl he may DC declared a bankfupt
u Is oriere ai all persons Claiming DE creditors I'll
TIE sal john Mcneil show is court on Inc IOf
OF Aru nest why the said John Mcneil be not declared
bankrupt pursuant 10 tie Of Congress IN nat
and that copy of this be published In IN
pers according 90 the ~ aud 18th rules Of court
copy. TcEe,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

10 the unfed states Court for Tie Essicrn D-IT,- 49, -
g, 800. sinla, a. Norfolk, 3fi March, istl. ~ W.
| AME7 WALTERS. 81 the Borough Of N,rfoik b-,,o-
nei petition, prayinz thaf he may be derl,rr , ~
~, tsoIn.Ied tilst all persons caming 10 be ~rc,ti
yy,S9i ns said James Waters slow cause ~ lilo Co., ~
yol nay Term next WHY the said Isfrr ~
Cnrg,c, ~, eia bankrur', pursuant ~ tho nrt n
~ ,.,i Drha aui that cory ~ MI oris, bs
Rules % C9ur. A r.osv rs ~ ", " -i'e ~ anu 18th
nlII WOW A a. cOwDERY, CIk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

l,NNE OLD SHERRY, MADEIRA, FORT a. a.
Il Very Superior sherry, in wood aud siasA
hnr 10 IN no IN
good ~ In io A,
Very hnc old Madeira In wood
do 10 do nRlass
Gnc 80 I'm wool
good ~ IN 40
Extra OILS Pou Wine In glass
the Ia In wool
good 10 ~ a,
Sicily MaGrir, Wac. of fine auss.v
H-st Lon's,n lh.ubie Rn,wn -, ~
NpseAi 10 rcin:snaa, IN ca.cs-i Ln-
tSt 'aie ny j. u. ABBOTT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

TWENTY Slabs -pchcr. re- soivinr by sctr ManctesoT
Il and for sale bY NH " JOHN ~ GORDON
,. NILES & SOE-(By the lagrange
HIVE us decidedly the most splendid lof of
DreiF Bpus mat wa opened ir ibis fnsrket-
Our customers Win been waiting Tor Roots can get
suppieiby calling soon. y WATKINS a 10.
Hucccf4orH f1muei ruusy
o. 20 Opposite flfa Ruins ~ tho Fagfe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

SPEiNG DRY GOODS.
fH~ -'tl'Srs,'cr - rscc,ynr ana will oniiuu. 4,
I"rcsvs ~ every Arrival La a.. Z AZ ssn,ins IA, y
G'ri'. which &c wi, set low Tor eash-
s1u Si."'-s crd r.I..,,a
seur.te ssas~en
saw, N3rs anir%rcHre Er-de r,nnctS
Back a.'t cclir'd rlts
tslicces ~ an p-iscs
Hosiery, Gloves etc. IECuNSINCIfAN
mlt " rhe,n r,sh r,v al -.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-11

Douglas to be supplied from csrrollton, Is miles
and back, twice week.
Eaton to be supplied from Oxfsrd, Is miles and
back, once week.
Mechanicsvilie to be supplied from DE Kab, II
miles and back, once week.
Oak Ridge to be supplied from Holly Springs, Is
miles and back, once week
Rocky Mount TO be supplied from De Kalb, z
miles and back, once week.
Spring Ridge to be supplied from Raymond nine
miles and back, once week.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-06-15
THE GAG AGAIN.

The one hour rule was re-estabIished, on Mon
day, in the House Of Representatives. The
propriety and policy Of this rule it is needless
at this late day, to discuss. All that the zeal OF
its friends could advance in its favor and all
that the ingenuity Of its enemies could find TO
urge against it, have been SO often reiterated
and copied, that the arguments, pro and con,
must be familiar to every one. We are sur
prised, however by the fact, that the resolution
for its re-estabishment should have slumbered
till so late period Of the session. If the exls-
tence of the rule be SO necessary as is asserted
and its influence so powerful in expeditng le-
gisaion, il is singular that the admirers of short
speeches and energetic action should have suf
fered six months to slip away before they ap-
piled this stopper to the cdcoethes loquendi.-
They certainly had the power to do at an ear
lier period of the session, what they did Mon
day. The majority which resuscitated the rule
two days since might have done the same, we
presume, at least two months ago. They NIGH
| certainly have been induced, by generous feel
| ing, TO defer so far to the prejudces OF the op
ponents OF the rule, as TO postpone lis adoption
for two or three months. But when they dc
not propose their favorite plan for fastening le
| gislation, till the session is near closing, ant
then force it into operation at the commence
ment Of the debate on the most important bill
| reported for consideration, it can hardly b.
thought that they were actuated by feeling O
generosity. There is a shadow of caucus ma
nagement in the whole procedure. What i.
the mystery
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-06-15
. CONGRESS-.

In the House, Tuesday, Mr.. YOUNG moved g
reconsideration of the vote by which the Senate
amendment, changing the RATIO had been re-
jected. call of the House was ordered
when 1919 members answered to their names
and the doors were closed.
On the motion Of Mr.. FILLMORE further pro
ceedings in the call were suspended, and the
motion TO reconsider was, for the time laid ov err
The next Senate amendment 10 be consider
ed was that allowing representative for each
fraction exceeding moiety Of the ratio After
few remarks from Mr.. Thompson, who argued
that a representative for any number below
10000 would be unconstitutional the motion fol
reconsideration was put, when LOG voted in the
affirmative and 10S in the negative.
The question again recurring on the second
amendment of the Senate, Mr.. Thompson again
urged his constitutional objection to the reten-
ton of the word moiety with the ratio insisted
on by the House, and moved that no less num-
Der than 10000 should be entitled to repre-
sentative.
After some remarks from Mr.. MCCLELLAN and
Mr.. MORGAN, the latter moved the previous
|
Adams. After some further debate, the amend
ment of Mr.. Thompson was rejected. The
! Senate amendment was then negatved by a
vote of Sc to Isl.
To the ratio fixed for each State Mr. ATHER-
TON offered an amendment providing that the
members should be elected in conformity with
the laws of each State. The amendment was
! decided to be out of order
Mr.. ATHERroN appealed, and a motion made
to lay the appeal on the table was carried by a
vote OF 1876 to 80
The apportonment was disposed Of by dis
agreeing to all the Senate amendments.
The resolution for terminating, at o'clock
Wednesday, all debate on the bill extending the
Compromise act to the first Of August next was
| carried by vote of IL to 90.
! The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union, Mr.. Mcken-
nan in the chair, and took up that bill
Mr.. GILMER, who'was entitled to the floor,
opened the debate-the inject of discussion be-
| ing the amendment suspending the Distribution
act after the first of August. He was followed
by Mr. Johnson, of Maryland.
In the Senate Mr.. CONRAD submitted the fol
lowing resolution, which lies over, viz
Resolved, That the President of the United States
be requested to communicate to the Senate so far as
| he may deem it compatible with the public interests
what measures, if any have been taken to obtain the
recognition by the Mexican Government of such
| claims Of American citizens as were laid before the
late joint Commission, but were not acted on by it,
and the satisfaction of such claims as were admitted
by said Commission; also, whether any facts have
come to his knowledge calculated to induce belief
that any claims have been rejected in consequence of
the evidence thereof having been withheld by the
| Mexican Government, its officers or agents
| The PRESIDENT pro tenn. announced the first bu-
siness in order to be the resolution of the Senator
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-06-15

The latest information in relation to the health
Of Mr.. Southland, is not so favorable as might
have been anticipated by the accounts first re-
ceived. The first indications were favorable,
and it was thought that his speedy GONZALES
cence mightbe regarded as certain. We regret
to state that the letters last received contain no-
nation calculated to damp the hopes first formed,
that he would be substantially benefited by re-
Taxation and change Of climate
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-06-15
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

hrroiN MEN ID bf HE fhEolDENi ,
BY and Nth the adpies and consent Of the Senate
WILLIAM WHErrEs, of New York. to be Consul o
the United States for the port of Cowes in the place
Of Robert r. Hunter recalled
JOSHUA GARsED, Jr., of Pennsylvania, to be Consu
OF the United States for the port of Kingston, upon
Hull, in the place of Albert Davy, recalled.
GuRDoS BRADLEY, of Connecticut, to be Consul o.
the United States, for the port of Mayaguez, in the
Island of Puerto Rico, in the place of Richard j
Ofley, deceased.
G. t. Snow, of Massachusetts,, to be Consul of the
United States, for the port of Pernambuco, in the
place of Joseph Ray recalled
| ALEXANDER Orr, of Indiana, to be Consul Of the
United States, for the port of Attona in the place o.
Geo. T. Todson, resigned.
L. A. WEBSTER, of Massachusetts, to be Consul o.
the United States, for the port of Bombay, in the
place of P, T. Parker, resigned
A. M. GREEN, of Virginia, to be Consul of the
United States, for the port of Veasco in Texas,
the place of Stewart Newell resigned.
| J. A. GERAuLT, to be Receiver of Public Money,
at Grenada, State of Mississippi.
Isaac McFERRAN, to be Receiver of Public Money.
at Jackson, in the State of Mi sissippi.
RICHARD q. BANKS, to be Surveyor of the Customs
| at Hampton, State of Virginia
| JOHN CHEW, to be Surveyor of the Customs a
Havre de Grace, Maryland, his commission having
expired
| ROBERT HowARp, to be Naval Officer at Charles
| ton, South Carolina.
ARCHIBALD CLARK, to be Collector at St Marys
Georgia, his commission having expired.
THOMAS s. WAGNER, to be Surveyor of the Gus
toms at Savannah Georgia.
HENRY T. DERINc, to be Collector of the Customs
for the District, and Inspector of the Revenue fol-
the port of Sag Harbor in the State of New York
vice John p. Asborne, whose commission expired on
the 10th of May
| RICHARD w CUMMINs, to be Indian Agent for the
Fort Leavenworth agency, from the Sd day of July
next, when his present term fservice will expire.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-06-15
TREMBLE. DEMAGoGUEs.

The folio wing call for a 4th Of July dinner is
taken from the Public Ledger. The call fol-
the meeting imbodies the spirit Of the excellent
and patriotic paper in which it appears. Such
evidences of determination to rally in support
Of our institutions, und to condemn the destruc-
tive demagogues, on such day, is cheering to
the hearts of those who love their country.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-06-15
THE CAUSE OF THE ADMINISTRATION

THE CAUSE OF THE ADMINISTRATION
We think the United States Gazette asserted,
notlong since, that there were not ten respectable
Tyler men in Philadelphia. What say you,
Mr.. Chandler, to the following call, on the part
of committee, for 4th Of July dinner by the
friends Of the President, and to the respectabl-
lily of the names?
Let the friends of the country everywhere
collect together on the day of Indepe ndence
Let them ASSEMBLE. and throw out the old
Republican banner. We have thought-we
believe majority Of the People are with US.
How can it be otherwise When was there a
time that the Republican flag did not call to-
gether the army Of the People? To arms,
countrymen to arms
TYLER AND DEMoCRACY.-FOUR OF
JULY CELEBRATION
At a large and enthusiastic needing of the friends
of the Administration of the City and County Phi
ladelphia, held at BUSHS DEMOCRATIC HEAD
QUARTERS, on Monday evening last, at O'Clock,
BARTHOLOMEW GRAVES, in the Chair the
minutes of the former meeting read whereupon
they and the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Resolped That ii is expedient for the people to as
sembe on every fitting occasion to confer together
touching the condition Of public affairs to scan the
conduct of public servants, and to mbody public OPP
Mon in reference TO both.
Resolued, That of all opportunities for such inter
course and interchange Of views, the Anniversary of
our National Birth presents the most suitable and APP
propria occasion, well from the feeling of patr
otism it is calculated TO awaken and invigora e. as
from the disposition Of Republicans that day to
look mpartially upon public affairs, and to form their
judgment solely from the adaptation OF National mea-
sures to the attainment of the great end of Demo-
cratic government
Resoped, therefore, That the friends Of the present
Administration of the General Government without
distinction of previous partisan associations will unite
together to celebrate the coming Fourth of July by
public dinner, and that a Committee be appointed TO
make arrangements for the purpose
The Committee appointed 10 select the Committee
of Arrangements for the approaching celebration of
the Fourth Of July by the friends of The Administra
ton, reported the following names
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-06-15

Lambert Heating
Major Joseph Aitkin
William Hancock
Capt. Thomas Willis
Thomas Foster Sr.
William Howe,
John Box
Andrew Redhefer
Geo. w evil
Edmd. Bradshaw
III p Sampson
John Shirley
Thomas Monks
Joseph ellis
B M Pains
Joseph A Sisty
VIM. Tallmadge
VIM. Bell
Beuben Manly
X l. w est
VIM. Wright
Arthur Spring
Robert s English
Saml. Riker
James Givens
Geo. b BaiDs
James Murray
VIM. Howe
John Fitzgerald
James Ryan
Bernard Timmins
John l. Friedlein
Francis Timmins
Thomas z Crowell
Samuel Adams
Samuel Sweetser
Jesse Vain
II b ] GriswoId
w Corield
Thos. w Vaux
Capt. w s Abbott
WIN. B Lane
VIM. Redhefer
Z A Doyle
Charles Kendall
EA Thibault
VIM. Poole
Col. Nath. Gates
Joseph L Cooper
Joseph Tallman
John List
M w Bergman
John Wisiner
Samuel Kuen
Charles Rohrer
Robert Finley
Francis McAvoy
James Blown.
Michael Address
Henry Stout &
Henry Simons Jr.
John + Callahan
w IN. Van Loon
Joseph L Andrews Jr.
Thomas Fitnam
Philip s Clawges
John F Keyser
Urbin E Titreville
John Nef 4.
Isaac G Colesberly
Geo. w Guthrie
John Hanna
JoFeph Metcalfe.
will meet at the "Demot
,esnut street, first door be
ening, the l4th inst,
lance is requested.
w GRAVES, president
:. Secretaries.