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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-08-25
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

According to previous appointment. the citizens Of
Mt Sidney assembled in tho Church on Tuesday the 9Th
instant for the purpose Of organizing Total Abstinence
Society large congregation having collected eager to
strike in The slorou: cause the meeting was opened
with prayer BY the Rev Thomas Hammer, who then ia
his peculiar, interesting aud impressive manner, adr~
sed the meeting, directing his remarks principally
then succeeded in getting tho OF all children
present, as recruits in the great "Cod Water Army
which he ss successfully engaged in forming in
parts OF this country The meeting addressed by
the Rcv'd. n Hammer, MIR. McEwing, "a Washing toni
am and Mr. Mcltobers, very pertinent and impress
sve manner. Aftcr handing round the pledge il was
found that l3t had signed, when, motion the Rev
r. Hammer, MIR. VIM. Edison called to the chair for
the purpose of forming a Society. The Constitution
having been adopted on motion oil the Rev. ~ Ham
ner committee Of iive together with the Chairman
and Secretary, were appointed to nominate officers.
The following gcntlcmcu nominated and elected
President, Col. S. Hamburger; LIST Vice President
Capt. Geo. Scawrght 2nd DIR. E. G. Moorman; S.cre-
Sheets, John Crawford, T. d. NicRoberts, a. ID. Me-
Causland, VIM. Edison, Addison Hyde, Capt. John
Yates.
On motion Of T. H. NcRobcrts. MIR. NIcEwing, men,
Der OF the celebrated Washington Society, was invited
to give Of the rise and progress OF
cicty MIR. McEwing addressed the Society in hand
some speech and, motion OF MIR. McRobcrts was In
vitcd TO address the Society at it's next meeting.
On motion Of A; b. NlcCausiand, I. b. Nlclsoberts
was invited to address the Society its next meet
ing. The Society then resolved, motion, that It's
cordial thanks were due to the Rev. T. Hammer for his
Jealous and efficient labos in forming the Socety-On
motion was resolved that the proceedings of tins meet
ing be forwarded to the Spectator and the Rock
with the request they be published.
SAML. HARNSDERGER, Pr,s't
EDWIN W. PoiNpExrEn, Scc'ry.
At subsequent meeting of this Society the great in
tercs which seems every where to be felt
usual and extraordinary IN the cause OF this
greatest Of moral rcformations (f POSSIBILITY
deeper than on any other occasion The audience vas
LARGE and from every eye war to the kDifc, against
King Alcohol seemed to sparkle. The children who had
fifty, were marched to the Church in battle array and
they seemed TO feel that if they young 10 fight
army, gathering from the tops to valley
glen. The Rev. r. Hammer present, and again in-
strcted and amused the meeting by his interesting ad-
having reached Stanton, procured the presence of
friends and efficient coautors. The meeting was favor
Newton Niche, Esq and MIR. McEwing, with an occa.
sona shot from others, and the Society numbered the
close OF the meeting one hundred and sixty nine.
On motion Of T.. Link, N. Niche, Esq. Rev. M. G..
Seiss, Capt g. Scawright, DIR. Norman and MIR. Il.
B cRobSrts were invited 10 address the xt ing
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-08-25
Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcy for }
MOnongaiid County, august %, 1912

Monongalia County, august %, 1912.
Notice to the creditors Of Henry Patterson who has
been duly declared bankrupt by the District Court of
the United States for the Western District of Virginia
that have appointed the Goth and 3ls days of September
next, at my Office in Niorgantown, to receive proof
their respective debts, when and where the said bank
ruptis required 10 attend.
f. w. TOWER, Com'r SC.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-08-25
INDIANA ELECTIONS.

The Indianapolis Journal Of the 18th instant
gives the returns Of the elections Of members OF
the Legislature for that State from all the coun-
ties except four, which give to the Wings in the
Senate 30. and to the Locos 30. In the House
the Wings have As and the Iocos 81. Tie coun-
ties to be heard from returned last year Wing
and Locos. The same result now would give
mo Wings majority of Two on joint vote,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-08-25
NAR,1artrs,D>o-

On Thursday evening, tho 18th instant, by the Rev
IL. Nj. Smith, Mr.. ARCHIBALD A. HALL, Of Augusta
to Miss FRANcEs +. second daughter of James Brent
Esq. Of Nelson.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-08-25

MIR. Arnold, in characteristic speech in the
House of Representatives on Thursday, in COM
planning of the House for not taking up his bill
to reduce pay and mileage, exclaimed, in vrtuous
sndignation-"Ye vile hypocrtes 20 lie was in
stantly called to order, and promptly responded
that "he meant no one TN particular, but referred
TO the tOhOic body" The hit was good one.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-08-25
0fte Of Commissioner in bankruptcy for I

Notice to the creditors of Jno NJ Ireland, who
has been duly declared bankrupt by the District
Court of the United States for the Western Dis
trict of Virginia, that will proceed on the Goth
and 2lst days of September next, at my office in
Lexington, to receive proof of their respective
debts, when and where the said bankrupt is re-
qeuired to attend.
JOHN G. BOWER, Com'r. &c.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-08-25

Tho Globe Tavern "a, Martinsburg. Va. owned
by Mr.. kroesen, was destroyed by fire OH the 10Th
instant.-Mr. kroescn was insured for four thou
sand dollars, which will go far towards repairing
his loss.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-08-25
OBITUARY.

DIED, on the 10Th instant, MIR. GABRIEL ALExAN-
DEa, aged about n years.
DIED, on the goth ult., Mr. FaAScIs GARDNER, one
OF the most aged and respectable inhabitants Of this
| couny-and soldier of the Revolution.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-08-25
JUSY RECEIy ED

SULPHATE MORPHINE-IODIN
~ IUPUBINE--H YDRIODOTE POTASH.
LUNAR CAUSTIC-kREOSOT
SQUIGLS-~ENGLISIL CAL
OMEL.
GLASS SYRING ES--STEEL PENS.
BRISTOL BOARDS--DRAWING PENCILS
VISITING CARDS, &c.
ALSO
WINDOW GLASS OF SUPERIOR QUAIL
TTY, $40 1912 12sI4 IOe15 12nIS.
nd for sale by
June 2. F.. BERKELEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
TABu a. Giles.


FAMILY GRnCEHS q COMMISSION MERCHANTS
In rear NJ EIehaHge Hofet Main f. Street.
TAKE this method Of calling the attention Of the Mem.
bers oi tho Legislature, aud the public generally. 10
their Stock ~ Family Groceries. ThcT assortment IL
complete. Their Wines, lr aud Teas, especially arc
Of The very best Among them, arc tho follo'yng VIZ.
on Pale Coguac Brandy-Vniago 1876 & 1910
Old London DOCK do
Old IiLcfac do
Oh Scotch Nhskcy Mountain Dew
uii ldsh do and Old RyG-t7upcrioD
on Apple aud Peach Brandy
old Lafayette, Blnckturn, Hope M.,,,i,s VII
Old Black Warrior and uthrr brands ""uch" wines
Old Port WI c. old and genuine
Oh pale and brown Sherry Wines, various bTardq- ar.
yordl NJ PomirH inporaon, and 10y hin, considered hs
best. as pcs certificate In hand
| BokcI'f Old huchcr. 1874, IIicdsicck ,,h.-,-
J IS p Iano. %ad o'eI G1l s Wines
/ FpafknE burgundy
sclietetn Gin. London Porter and Pale Alo
Dcmoya nud Norma 'kWH
| Cuba SmokinR Tobacco
large assortment Of each Catsups, Pickles, Ioios,
Anehovios, hnchovy Paste, Picked Holsters and sa.
mon
French satHnorinOl
ODD English Cheese, Olives aud Capors
MaccAroni and Vcruecclo
Fclls' Extra No Chocolate aud Cocoa
Bakers 10 do do
An n which, orcthor with other articles, too numerous
10 nenou Offered for sac fnT cash, n puncfua
cn7omcrr, ~ low they cauhc had In This martrt We
desire call from those who want and feel that the
Gr1iy n goods and terms n sale will induce a SC.
coudca my aftrc purchased ~ ~ that docs rive
Mo purchaser, AMI tic money will bo refunded for the
de8
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
"N ~ ia keASs IN DIZZY GOODS-
ItIees reduced. 18Th December, 1911.

an n,,r - HNVVINS d HUDSON beg Ieavc ~
nv 10 hc,r remaining stock. embneinv 60
rt..es, as they ATE anxious TO reduce tholr
ihcy az 10 me LET ofJanuary, at which lin
ness. ~ '''o' Una new years busi.
ney are determined To offer such in,,uccp,o,,. - -
able Goods '''''c III want OF season.
q, r',euIiy ln'nc attention To the folowipy roo,,
~ ~, whlch theS nave choice Stock, viz - k'V"''
dark shades S"Ns-Hgit and
molsl a., de Lanes; Pnplins aud Challios
RAIN Made Colorcd Mouslilncs
Rack Gro lie Rhine silks
T ~ MaGucd s,lS Manii.s, Scar Is and sAawls
huoylc anu Nett Shawls, low price
Extra tine Blue, Woo Black and Fancy col,,o,c,.,
10 40 Gun cd beaver ard Pilot Clnihs " N'o'"S
DO do CasSimetcs. handsome AZ .,r,r.,,
McTinocs az 81, b ~, AMI g. GJ
irene h AMI German Mrrinocs ,,,rt ,y,n,or ,,.,.
Mhte and scarlet Flanncs, rich printed Roc kinrs
,in.r.s sa'iinciis anl Blankets for Neyroe,
LIZA hhe BED Blinkcis, NJ reduced rriccs 'e''e'
dec ~ ~ ' '~""o" oznaourgs'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
MORE NEW GOODS. Nov. 10th
ERICH AND RAREH


rIHE subscriber Is receiving further selections OF silks
\ Chene, Gro de Afnque, Ombres, etc.
Plain, aud figured. mOusins. marine blue
Plain mousltns, fic'I dark mole colors
Velvet and silk waddcd scarfs and mantas, a beauii.
ful sssor ncnt and at reduc cd prices
b0nue ribbons neck and cap do, OF velvet tafIcl and
other kinds
great variety Of bonnet silks, and black and coloTed
velves Of every shade, for trimming, etc.
Figured aud cmJroi1ed Ihibcis, uncommon goods
Black bonbazines chalys, mousns and other kind Of
mourning goods.
Pain hein site bed, cfnbro doi aud Tivicrc linen
Combs, haulkcrchcfs, great variety and some very
cheap
Add also sin hand excellent Of cloths
casstmcTes. casnous, kcrseys and negro blankets
Many other clcs DO % useful and beautiful might bic
mentioned. The public are lnyioi 10 come and
no " THOMAS r. PRICE.
LOCK SMITHlNG AND LOCK MAKING.
HAVING procured Lock smith ami BeiIangeI from
the North, an preparcdo attend to all orders
that lne in any part Of The city vicinity IN superior
manner. portion NJ patronage 10 the above line
solicited.
Gun smiihius, usual promptly aud neatly executed
and on the must removable efms. Always nand Fish
Ing and FJwiing Tackle of tie late imported
at the cheapestrates = SUTHERLAND,
no ~ Opposite the Banks, Ilcrnund.
CUGAR-2O bbsPmladelphia Crushed 4ugsr-fofsalc
- low, NJ - JOHN GORDON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
NJ "A RsH ALL
FURSITURE WAR ROOMS,

TlNlE subscriber has hand and constantly manufEc.
l. every article in the Furniture line and solcs
a call from purchasers. Having machinery, driven by
water power nDOyel, enables him TO manufacture
any article his line good the article
can be made elsewhere. The Advantage OF machinery,
besides assisting In expedition, enables 10 have the
materials used thoIoug y seasoned (Which OF much
impo ancc good article good work. 10y having
the timber sawed up and stuck away time before
worked W. II. SMITH.
hlso-Constany hand aud for sale, large and &c.
neral stock of Mahogany which is usually purchased
auction in the loT. and sawed IN my direction.
All orders furnished with promntncss. e23
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
OREnI &. aIOnLING.
oh NNA
Main Street, Five doors below Exchange Bank
RICHMOND. VA.

Nam Street, Five doors below Exchange Bnnk
RICHMOND, VA,
NtJOULD respectfully inform flcir ends and the rub.
Wv lie generally, that they have hand very extern.
sivc assortment Of FdshOHaLie Fau and Winter CloihinR
such super Diamond. Wave and Plain beaver Over
CoaiH--Fr0ck Cols-Do do mac Ia the Fashionable
siye-Pot Over Coats-Coih aud Gauntlet Cloaks-Broad
Cloth, Dress and Frock Goats every variety Of color
super Plain aud Fancy Cashmere Panis-sauinct do
Vests Of Plain and Fancy Velvet Mcfno. Cashmere Cloth
antin and Slk Flannel Lambs Wool shaker Knit Shirts
and Crayas, suspendcrs Gloves, Hose,
DC.
our assoTtB cni being made by ourselves, can, with
confidence, offer thcn TO the public superior Goods
NoTknanship-ali Of which We will sell TcasOna bic
ternsas tho same quality be purchased for In this
any Of the Northern Cities.
We also have hand sincs Of the latest style Cloths
CassimcTcE aud Vcsnga. which will to order In
Tie most fashionable manner, at short notice. and warrant
the ~ aud workmanship. r. H. SPENCE, Agent.
no 10 I'm Sign of OTcm & MnTlng.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
FAMILY FLOUR-GO 66Is SnecTs Family .nd
extra surcih1e -Four, for s,Ie by ' anu
ne . WILLIAMS q HAXALL
ENGLISH COMMON Law REPORTS =
NoIunr

Containing Reports Of Cases in Bankru,,ey
NEW YORK DlGESr e. n practical EIc,rc,,,r, ni,
cau'n n ~ Eases In nc supreme Court OF JuLi.
H'ae OF New YORK by rhom,s " CLARKE ~ " "'
,I,,ty on contracts, Ncw Edition. with noica of Ane,i
ral decisions on the Law oil ContIacts y q, po,ni
Esq w y retkins,
,'lov pchatct on the Federal Cons,tniion The De.
bates IN the ss'cid riaio onVeutious an "a . ,c pe
"a" Federal Constitution recommended by tie E u,
Convention At Ph,a iclplia tn I7s7. - Wv '"e'ai
Nhcclcr's American Clanccry Digss, bc,o .. ill.,,
index OF oil the reported dec in ,uuity i'm Tho uc
states tolIs, ond IN the Counts of the scysr, sS,, a.
Jacob ID Wheeler, for sale. " 's' oy
de 10 SMITH DntSrrp 4, ,,o,r,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
MORE NEW BOOKS,
Received by SMITH, DRlNKER s MORRIS,

December T.
DIAM Sermons by contributors the Tracts for the
l. Times, selected by Bishop T Ondcrdouk.
The Dew OF Israel and the Lilly Of God, glimpse OF
The Kingdom Of Grace, by DR.. w KrummacheT author
| OF Elisha &c.
The History OF Michael Kemp, the happy farmers lad
tale ofiusiic life Illustrative OF the spiritual blessings
anu temporal advantages Of early piey, by Anna Wood
4 rule, from the sixth onfon edition.
Numbers, l3G, 1877, 35 and jg IIarper's Family libra
ry.
Scandinavia ancient and modern, history Den
marx, SSedcn amt Norway, 10y a Crchton, l. and
Henry Wheaton. I. ID.
Democracy, Toy George Sidney Camp vol
History oi Michigan, from colonization 10 the
present time, 10y James u. Lauman, vol.
Tales and Souvenirs Of residence IN Europe by Mrs
Rivcs.
Buryt
No. II BiInaby Rulgc
ledge, 1914
Letters Of MIS- Adams, the wife Of John Adams with an
Introductory memoir 10y her grandson, Adams, third
edition, IN vols l2ino.
tavo.
system Of Phronoory. by CoD,be. from ilh and
last revised amt enargedj EinbuTE edition. with upwards
Of 100 cngT,vings In one vol
ROlas Books for Juvenile Readers Ia vols stories H.
usravc Of the nsuct Of animals their character and
habits with many oihcr Interesting juvenile works for
presents AMI premiums. dec 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01

| So,,awsy ceeniy corr, %sh Nossahsr, Isiil-Ri,i
and Vim Marshall Lucinda M. we iornsriy o,sI,on
pltt against John oyoon. exor Of Elizabeth uyerion
ionesand sally HE wife. and Mary Jennings
The defendants, Richard Jons, aud sy hi. wife. and
May Jennings, not having sne,ed their appearance anil
gwen security according to act Of assembly and the rules
NAV w Us. .or AM sppes,nE by satisfactory evidence
MAJ the SAID delendanis appear here on The rst sy
%,hc nsI february term and answer tho bin ofihe plain.
"a some nemsrSpcI published in the city ofRchmond or
posted the Co1,, House Of nv ana
MOO, t., n a Copy. Tesc, '''''''
VIRGiNIa:--Att ourt Of Ar,.,,. h.,,.,,, ~
~, pg1I "a the SM Of Rehuond on inlay, October 2sS
Ihomss Te'.ll aud WIN Arniatcai Esors of w ni,e
IN her aha ana fIa ,i q S G.'n y n.9se
pronounced by The Circuit superior Court Of james t,S
Tho wits oi supcrsc.cas heretofore awarded In ,,,
RUS. 1, BENZ returned executed on the appellee John
ncanc ana nppcctng To the Of Tho n,,,,
Una, he Is not aninhahh,u al ihs CONNIE ON ne
that appellee do Srcsr here on G u !, ordered
next to have rc.heans OF The whole ,paitr2 n,
ne nceree aforesaid aud that copy Of Il
u s 90 forthwith Inserted In some nrwspsns p,in,n, r.
&C, sysy n"S nun, and e"n,nuc for months sue.
inc front door OF the Capitol in the said CIV W pOSeu at
no s-w9w a Copy. Tesc,
v liz t "a; Rules, held the CLERKS Odce or
Tor the Count, oS W, uInr Of law AID Chsncery
nonenI' Samuel rnpSooti EI'znba,b Shay
aud AZ , dcits Ia Chdnr,rU O'i ""u iupscou,
INC hcicniAn' Joseph JLnncy not havirv cn,.,o, ,,
aIIv'I"hC. ,huaNen sccur ding IA hc nIs
semn, and he hucsof this Court aud il annc', as.
siartnrS ,Ndcncc, that lac Is not an inhshi,.n, W
Nohnon"cath; VI iaorcIci Tia, III. s,S ~ IN ", ms
nsoIe thc in 'Ec Of the said Circni sno, mo
% ~ Law an1 tinnccry, for the County M y.s,t
~ st 'e .,ut House ~ said tountv on Tho e., re,
" Wy neM cruz aud answer the Till of ,bc n,,,nry
auh iiit copy OF this order he r'u''n s.
ra nswsPerc, published In the Cify OF RiehmonJ w
Se % and Posted the front doe. 'o of
,,o Copy. Tosic,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
ryct,ANGrs An, SIGHT.

EXCHANGES Ar SIGHT.
Rem - 90. hayiEx, 10y last arrivals iees.
N adtOns their Stock, take hls IN, uoi ~ ~ Vii
their niends ani th@ pubae generally, lhh ~
prcmnn-which fact be Cstanl shei oy e'"'~ ~'NN
store, next doot 10 Gay a Ben lef's
BEAVER OVERCOATS AND fhoSho.
Alarge assortment r,iees from svtos 80
PANTS AND VESTS.
ion mai, of C,Ssincr Pants-lO do Caseincit, Of all
VESTS-VESTS.
Cashmere, Wool vevc;, satin, Merno snis"ensio""
A full assortment.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Lambs We McIino, Cotton Nett Ab", Real AMI i'ui-
to Ton Shakers, warranted not TO shrink
COARSE CLOTHING.
s30O0-S3000.
,arrc lot of Caihny for servants, consisting OF Saiil
nett Suit, shirts, socks, and Over and BOX Coats
KEEN a Co.
de- Main street, rear OF The .Nchanfe.
DEU FUME Err 4. -Maccassar, Bears, Butfaoc and
la IIsI Dye. Emoent and Pa,myrcoe shaving Cakes,
vrrhena AtnbrcSai Gucrlans and told Creams Croncl.
Ia. Fcrr Lavender. Orange Flower anu Colrgnc Wacrs,
French Extracts, very hnc Milk OF Roses Chlorine aud
Orris Tooth wash; and OF Violin strings,
OF very superior qushty-or saleby
lie - JOHN GASNOR.
NEG RIO BLANKETS, &c.
DIVE bales servants Hankcs, ole Zoe sac and 81
l. Servants halt Hose at lSt and sbs
DO Clohlu Cd qualities aud prices
Plai'l aud Plan linscys, all prices
Saiinctts, kcrscys aud Glasgow leans
CircaSsians. Mcrinocs aud Bumbszines
a tull and complete assortment Of the above nsr,cd
Goods on hand aud will be sold rcuc prices at
u CuNNlNGHAM'S
nc ~ New anil Cheap Cash Dry Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
WALpOLE's LETTERS, &c.

w. RANDOLFH & co. have received Horace Wal.
poles Lctcrs,i vols, vu including numerous let.
leIs now fret published
Family Records, or the Two Ssicrs, by Lady Bury
" Nos. Batuaby Kudge, Ivy Boz
The Widow directed 10 the Widows God. by James
Partisan Ingusi, or an easy method or acquiring per.
eciponunciaiion OF the French Language without
ter. 10y an American resident IN Paris
BOswelpa Poultry Yard
slfar KcEariua. nov edition
Cocndge's Confessions OF an enquiring spirit
author Of Valentine VoE
New Edition Els' Medical Formulary
Riycs.
brandy and salt remedy for diseases 81 supply
Nelucau uu the Breast, Iactnuni on involuntary Sc.
ninal discharges Billet and Barhezon on the Pneuno.
ia u Children
treatise on the Eye, containing discoveries Of the
cauFcs 81 near aud far fghcness affections Of
the retid, Will rcHarks Ou Tie n Medicines az sub
stitnies for spcctacles, BY w Clay Wallace. Ocuia
houhcfn Reader, part H and2d
All The Euglish and American annuaa have arrived and
for sale ~ ldeJ w RANDOLPH q co.
SUPERIOR RETAILING SHOES FOR
LADIES' i}IHdsOme and FdshionGJej
IHb ladies' arc csperully Informed that assort-
a mcntof Shoes and slippers, which NO have had made
very best Manufacturers and arc determined 10 sell
ihem ATTIC lowest market prices We sGer them tue FOL
lowing. viz
Ladies superior Cater Roots
DO DO s'ils Bussns
DO do Poured Shoes
% DO sea.kn' Mo%eco and EidBpsklns
DO do do 10 DO Lace Waking
DO do do smn waking Shoes
DO d. ff!5eneh Morocco aud Xii slippers
DO do do satin 10
DO DO Gum Elastic shoos fur bound
u. BULLINGToN e. CO.
he6 MfnsionH House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
j. IL. ANTHONY,

%. HI. an tstOri,
Water Proof Hat Manufacturer, Cary street, 3
doors above the Columbian Hotel,
.r-g-F sill continues sell Hats, for cash,
Nfiiu the following low prices: silk Hats made
Vlft- on fine Fur bodies, warranted Wafer Prof,
VIZ 4 f,on 81 % 10 81; Plain Russia Brush
lnHt Ilst-, So 50 10 ~ boys Has e. 20; toseih.
H]SgGsIlA will OF Fur, Cloth. Velvet,
'fts< ~ -cs'ft and Hair seal Caps Of the latest
fashion, which will be sold equally as low.
The friends of economy aud industry arc requested TO
call an purchase.
N Bod Hats repiredas usual or taken In exchange
FIR ncuyo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01

NlR6lNlA: At Rules hell la the Clerks Office of the
'iTcui; superior Court oil Law and Chincery Tor Tho
counyoi Henrico and Guy Of Richmond the ChanccTy
lue' ne hrs Gay OF November, isil PoiuX Wobinsun
palltii AGAINST Ctai les Escmnciu ard another delta
rue defendant above named not having cueTcd his an
peaancc ana gwen security according Act of he
senhy ami tile Rules OF this Court aud it appearing hv
satisfactory evidence, that lie iuhihiant oi ,hs
commonwealth; IL u urdcEc That The said dcfsn
10 appear here on the hi'h y of the January Term
anu answer ihc h o The PLAN M that copy OF This
CIcr be forthwith Inserted III ncwspaper pblshed
IN the city OF Rchmon for months sivcly and
A. WV WM q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01

NLNSlNlh-ht Rules held ~ the CLERKS oiicc OF the
'rcutt superior Court otiaw and Chanccu, for the
county OF ticnrico CITY oi Richmond, the Chance.
~ sinc, the lst day OF November. ISL: WIN Palmer
@ asainst VIM Gadsby and Jane X. his wife, formerly
Jane II smith aud ether dcfts
The deendans above namci, not having entered their
appearance and given security accord: the As.
scinhly anitlc Rules II This Court appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants this
Comm on~cdh u Is ordered That the said 'cfc ndauts 40
appca here on the 9th ia, Of the January Term,
and answer the hull of the piini IT. and that copy this
o'Irr 10 TO 'tIwh serted IN some newspaper published
IN tile 'ir ot Richmond for months and
posted at the front door oi the Capitol the City
mo i-tNgw WM @ - NDS CIk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01

A =. MADDOX, Richmond Va IL constantly re-
IA Geivina from tie celebrated Mluurctorca Of Cck
ering Mackays, aud T. Gilbert Co., Boston, an egten.
Hive assortment ~ Piano FDncg male expressly ~ tis
order all Of which warranted a. be supt nor d, any
brought TO this market From arrangements which he
hiss iu made With The Manufacturers he will be ablc no
yel Them for considerable than formerly n tho In.
~ what they represented De- they
will DC exchanged taken back aud when there is auy
doubt about the quality, pay will be required until
eueh doubts Tcmovcdby tfiil
Plano stools N al piierne
Piano Covers from 81 10 el8.
llPIatos always on MIRO.
Tie largest collection Of church music ofnbr,,oy al,
the now publications At TIC lowest prices whocfae and
retail. a MADDOX,
no n Hatk Sqiarc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
MORE NEYY GOODS.

1 AN now Openin. few packages of and beautiful
Printed Goods, and will receive few days additions
thereto am determined TO keen up an assortment Of the
latest and pretes at,erl published aud respectfully
Yite purchasers 10 caliaud examine. WM. r. BUTLER,
Importer Of Quecnsware, &c.
Ioors aDove Bell