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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

Pto@pay.--'lhe Wheeling Times, after hav-
ing used every oxerilon to procure the erection of
u marine hospital in its city copies letter an
nouncing that an appropriation had been made to
purchase site at pittsburg, and says: "Well, go
to grass with your hospital. 1t is no such great
shakes after all. |, will give your city the small
pox every six months, il you don't look out"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

The calculation is as striking as 1t is curious
The year lS42, according to the above should be
sgnalized Ey the fall Of Louis Philippe. SPecu-
lations Of all kinds abound in the European jour
nails relative the effect continental politics OF
tho ROGER. death of the Duke of Orleans We
shall not be surprised if it so affect the French
monarch as to cause his death the present year;
in which case the prophecy would be sufficiently
answered by throne vacant, save through re-
gelcy.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

Qiick 7,EYortdiioa--rhe Alton Telegraph
states that fra in that city has received guam
tity of fresh goods from New York via Now Or
leans in the vey short space Of 10 days---il from
N. Y. to N. Oreads, and from the last named
city 10 Alton.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

Good.-Thc following once found its way intc
the "Poc.s Corner of the Boston Post;
If stars were made to wink above,
And streams were made TO svash below
Then thou vert made. dear Kate, 10 love:
Then do what YOU were made for--Oh!
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07
From, sba Dersocratic Review.
THE PAIGE AND rsaE Howell

Behold yca palace, iiiing up its dome
Mid wood-srown parks, and gardens sweet with
flowers.
And fresh wi,hfbuntains. where the happy Hours
Pause In ,hes flight aud Giadness dwells at home,
II perfnmcd bowers, and bright saloons where
Wealth
Holds his high court and then. not distant FAR,
Mark tho low cottage, through whose thatch, by
stealth,
The morning sun peeps in, or evening star
As If afraid with glance too bold 20 look
Where Want and Perjury their vigils keep;
Ay. gaze on both. and there, as in a book,
Read the worlds history, and treasure deep
The sad sad lesson--ncer was palace made,
But the matched hove! sprang beneath its shade.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

Tie Wig Postum D faed.-Amold, Of Ten
ncsscc. in late speech, seems to have defined tho
position Of the ultra wings exactly. lie said;
We sfand here nor spectacle Of ridlcui Z.
tie ,rariH."
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

The editor of the Manchester Democrat knows
Of a man so far behind the time that he invariably
uses last years almanac, and consequently his
crops are now suffering from the severe drought
that occurred in 1871.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

Tie Millennium al Inadvertently at Frecporl,
Pa, marriage took place between a Mr.. Iron
and Miss Lam6 Thus has an importan, pro-
phecy been fuflled-"the lion and the lamb shall
lie down together"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

ApPropridie.-An Advertiser of quacl modi.
cine in Hartford has, by way of drawing attcnlion,
placed at the head of the advertisement cut re-
presenting ''death's head aud cross hones.'
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

Ordiory.--A, the whig convention which met
in Faneuil Hall, Boston, on the l4th nit. u COON
skin orator ELECTED tremendous applause by
beautifully abiding to the "plaiaS OF Concord,
Lexington, and Bfnkey HH"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

Busiles.-A Boston editor thinks that st. Paul
meant to discourage the use of bus,Ics, when he
exhorted to forget those things which were be-
hind
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

Charles D'ckens.--ln letter to the editor Of
the N. Y. Knickcrbockcr Mr.. Dickens denounce,
as q vile hoax the letter published over his name
not long since, speaking disparagingy of this
co,n,ry.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

Speaking of sinners going TO heaven, the Rev
Mr.. Scott says, "thcy would find themselves Iii>
pigs in drawing ROOM
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

Pursue this diligently and sincerely for Sc
ven years and, if you are not happy comfortable,
and independent in your circumstances, come to
me and will pay your debts"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

Governor carlin has issued proclamation
offering reward ofloo dollars for the spprchcn-
sion Of Q. =. Rockwell, and Joe sp4h, the Nor.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

.dhR 7ydr.-ltis supposed by an eminent COM
mcntator on Shakespeare that the great poet had
reference TO Captain Tyler, when he said
"Thcy say he is a very man per Sc,
A nd stands alone"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

Z
impression had become cu'.cut and generally be-
icycJ to be correct by the people Of the stat,
such, however, is not the fact, al the following
vii, show, aud We take pleasure in laying it be.
lore our readers
QUINcv, ILL.,, Sept. 90, 1912.
Deer Sn-Hayiug understood that my
vote on the final passage of the bankrupt
bill through the senate OF the United States
was not generally understood by the peo-
pie, owing to the circumstance of my eX-
PLANTATION not having been repubiishsd in
the newspapers Of our own state, take
the liberty Of addressing few lines TO
YOU on the subject, for the purpose of cor
reeting misrepresentation which under
stand have been made to my prejudice, by
persons unacquainted with the facts, and
of setting myself right before the public
The bill passed the senate in the first
instance on the 2jth Of July, 1871, by
the following vote -
YEas--Nessfs. Barrow, Dates, Berrien, Choa,e,
Clay (Ky.), Clayton, Dixon, Evans, Henderson,
! huntington, Kerr, Merick, Miller, Morehcld,
Mouton Phelps, Porter, Simmons, Smith (Ia.),
Southland, Tarmadse. Walker, White, Williams,
Woodbridge, and oung-26.
NAYs-Mcssrs. Allen, Archer, Bayard. Benton.
Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay (Ala.), Cuthhert, Full
ton, Graham, King, Linn, A.cRoDer,S, Nicholson,
Pierce, PrcHtss Rivcs, Sewer, Smith, (tonn. J
Sturgeon, Tappan, Woodbury., Wtight-23.
At this stage of the proceedings ! was
induced reluctantly to vote for the bill, a.
ganst my own judgment Of its propriety,
in consequence Of petitions numerousIy
signed, from Chicago, Alton, Galena, and
few other places in our state, and there
being no petition from the state against it.
The bill was then sent down to the house
Of representatives, and passed that body
with sundry amendments, on the 18th Of
August 1871, by Il vote of ITO for to lOG
against it, Il was returned to the senate
on the same day, when senator Allen, of
Ohio, moved the posiponement Of the bill
until the LIST Of February 1912. The mo-
ton, il carried, was tanlamount to a rciec-
ton of the bill. During the interval. from
'''' -'''' vi '".s 70 ''e LOT" VI august
time was afforded Tor full consideration
of the different provisions Of the bill, when
| became satisfied that many Of its features
WV "'S'''' wy O'''''",,''' ,''"' Ito 'o".o"-
! cy was 10 encourage fraud, immortality,
and disregard for the binding obliralion
oc contr,cte o,d tho, :, o,rh, ,o, % Lo
-, - NV ,T. ,'"' '"S''' NV - w
come ala"' beiievcd, furthermore, ihal
a large majority OF the people of Illinois
would be opposed to Itwhen 1t come to be
pracllsed upon and lis determines expos
ed. did not doubt but that many good
men, VINO hau oeen reduced to poverty
ana hopeless insolvency. by misfortune,
would be benefited by It's enactment, out
belleved then as do now, that the evil
would greatly outweigh the good to be de-
r'Veu rom It'-"I'h TINS opinion, | voted
Tor hr. Alien $ motion to postpone the
nl'' w'lh view to It's final rejection.
ne Vo'e OF me senate stood as fellows:
n IT,, %, o rto,+"'' less Alien Archer
bert, Fonon. GrAhan, KIN In ,inn TsR ,b,r,s
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

CesromeHs.- here are, says the Boston Post,
a great variety of wings about now-a-days. /.
Clay wings. ., Tyler wings 3. Webster wings.
4. Hard cider wings 8. Temperance wings. 6.
Bank wings. 7Anti bank wings. 8. Tariiiwhigs.
9. Free trade wings. 0. Wings practicable IL.
wings impractcabIc y. "GeneraI apathy" wings.
-. Scott wings. d. Distribution wings. IS. As
sumption wings. l6. British charter wings. II
Perish government wings. IS. Abolition wings
or J. q. Adams wings; to which the Indiana Sen
tinel adds Tie Beaten lcbigy.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

calculation HIS been going the rounds of the news
papers for some time and now comes to us ''none
the worse for wear itself, but after having lost
tho name of It's author.
1894 Fall of Rebespierrc.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

A Learned CRPeaier.-One OF the most cmi-
nent oriental scholars Of the age is Professor Lee
of one of the English Universities, and yet his
education was acquired during the moments Of
leisure which he found while employed as Jour.
ncyman carpenter Cid England has her learned
Carpenter, New England her learned blacksmith.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

Elpensescfhie G0oTamsH FIR 1Si2.-Fhe fol-
lowing statement of appropriations made during
the last session ofcongress is the conclusion of the
very detailed report Just made by the clerk of the
house of representatives, in compliance with the
law of July 4, 1886.
Civil and diplomatic list, s0,263, 80 SO
Army, g., O5,2 b
Navy, 6,774,l y
Forliicalions, . 5000 %
Pensions, 730,77G 90
Indian department. treaties, &c, l,3OO,l77 a
Private bills, house Of representatives, 81, IS OF
Private bills, senate, G2,7 3 Oh
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s2l.a52.I0O 80

Tho bill for the support of government, for the
year lSi2, appropriates for the expenses of con-
grcss alone 81 ,070,33O SO!
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

Hard 10 Beat.--Thc Albany Argus states that
two young men in that city laid sixteen hundred
feet of flooring, in seven hours and half Who
can beat III
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

Coaicmpiidh.-ro see a silly sap-head attempt
to control the local press on account of his being
State Printer; and falling to control such pres,cs,
rcfee 10 exchange papes, but mean enough to
copy articles from them ,oiihoui girmg credU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

n and aitcr the Sh March. our Passage BEATS will
- leave Richmond ate. VI aud Lyneh bnrr Al ~ NJ
MSndSys wednessys. aud f,iays, aud arrive at scots
wv. eotn Town and ~ a. ~. NJ Tuesdays THURSDAYS,
following night - Wv
fafsensetsl o Charlottesville anil Sisunton will dnL This
~. tist ccuu tahc and cheapest ROUTE with a. lo os
OF cuisine time az by Hall Road.
Passengers leaving Richmond AZ q, T. NJ Wu roach
seoisNtle 10 nucr nest day, sRd Charlo,esylc by our
STAGE, ~ q PM. ~ ~
staunon passenger will by our starc- roach nrc,l g.
Nsle NJ AMI leave next morning ocloc l. ami ar
Routes stanton
The dsy Doats viii leave Richmond snd Lynehburx nj
NJ TUESDAY = Thur-tsyg, and ratnriays amt arr W
iav. - - '''' "'N'
VIE, viii leave caTtctavcon the arrival the ,y Roat
nom Rrhmpnd; audccinng down. will connect ,.i,h M.
nisht Boat At G. =. NJ nom VIC hburS TO Rieh,nonJ "
Et- Fare iLyuchhuTs. 80.
tuitf a n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

StTEkIOh to the Hygcln, Braudrc'his, Evans. To
- mot" the Machlcss (puccdD Sanaiyc Indian Purga.
i've orany Other Pills or Compound before public as
ceiuhci 10 by Physicians and Others. Let none condemn
thcm until they have tined tctn, and tcn CERTAIN
II Is now settled point with al who have used the We.
R'tahlc fEKSlAN PILLS, THAI they pfc.,mncny tho
'c-i and tuos crlcaciuus FAMILY MEDICINE lai has
y'i h'en u"rdin America II every family could become
acquainted win thrir sovereign power over disease. t,y
NnuIi seen ihcii ahd be- prepared with REMEDY
~ aIJ n the hrs' arpcttauc~ 1T disrgrr au th now
much diNrers would hc avoided and money saved sH well
a. iic ives gi thousands who are hurried of Time by
h's''ng disease tn s trst stages, ~ heiug in
possession 81 remedy which they racc dependence
Richmon', by A. a. sTENENS Al
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CERTIFICATE

- eeIry HAT have, 10y way Of experiment used the
~ E"-s'f 80
lice which have borne tho hghca rcpuie In Inc pl, -
mauon That have been offered for sale IN ts vriufy Tor
the last i've years. Including those called the RcsuTr.r.
uonor Persian Fills and the public may rest assured Thar
none Among The whole catalogue las answered. better
purpose easy aud ecctna remedy thln tho Resr.
reetion OF Persian Pills, la most cases OF disease
CHARLES BACEUS, 81 u.
Rochester. n V, Sept n, Issi9.
Ally rlyl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
Acopy. Testc,

NlRGIN1A-At Rules held in Tie Clerks once Of ii
Superior Court 81 ChanccIy fer the Richmond CIR
cult. The - day u May, lsi2T Trcdcgar lion Corlrt
ny, plf against f1hn McQuad aud Henry Tmanus, llf
FARMERS uncr he firm and style Of Nc Quad Tnanu,
and other defendants.
The defendant. Henry Tmauus, not having cntcrc.
hs appearance aud gwen security according tho nc
assembly and Tie rulcH Of this court and appearing,
satisfactory evidence, fa hc % nhal.tant Of thi
commonwealth; n s ordered, that the said defendant.
appear M thc rules 10 hc held ON tho first Monday A.
gust next, and answer the bill Of The plaintiffs, and that
copy Of this order bc forthwith Inserted IN some nd
per published In the city Of Richmond, for two month
succcsvcy and posted az the front door Of the Capitd
in lao arfI fifv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

COMETS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c
NUNS BInncis 10 I.Gf ' 49,
~ Mis-es straw, Leclorn and Zplyrina B,nnefs
and Fancy iiInlets '' "'"'i'"'
ArrGctlI flowers
IOlabe sfyi-a, anI vi. te sr.I low 700 '
ALSO,
Nl''h'h an Boy straw, Palm, Manila AMI Leg
if'I" iiata. az CINNfNGTANfI
ai % New aui theap Gosh Dry goofs -f.r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
l'D yfDTIII.RS

Nj ENSRs- T.. CHASE & observation-disclosures much
wi s11 ABOUT the extraordinary cfccirof tho Rcsur, &C.
ION or Yer ian ia ug'n those ahouio become motcrs,
WeWerc tnduccdto make tal othem Nv wife al thai
time the mother of children and had suffered the most
dous and cycTucatns pains during and after her cnnnc
uentot each. She lattred every and ak much
medicine but found LILLE relief She oomtncnc IA.
KING The Persian Pills about months b. fore her confnc-
mcn (her health being very about This length time
peNous and soon after enabled by their o. attend
10 the cares OF mother 90 her family until her
ncnt At the time che commenced taking the PerFan
Pills and for several weeks previous she afflicted with
dry hard cough, and frequent cramps which the
use OF The Pills entirely removed before using hall box
II - with great confidence that advise toge about
o. become mothers, To make Of the Persian Pis An
those that have taken them In neghborhood got
along ~ the same easy manner and about the house
IN ew days There does appear o. DO half the lar
ger of other difficulties setting confinement where
lhese fils are taken We uuciy say, let neglect
taxing hem 1r they are 10 the reach ofc poor as we'll
a. The rrh We nrc truly thankful that there remedy
which females easily procure which bids fair I, les
sen iho world oi sudcTue which many of them have TO
bear, and perhaps the lives Of houslu which other
wise would bc lost. ,. ROBERTS
A. o. ROBERTS.
For sale by a. g. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

VIRGINIA ~ rules hrldin the Clerk office of f,
superior Court % Chauccry, Tor the Richmond CIR
cut i' ~ day oi May, l~i2 Thomas Wilson aud Rot
Allen, merchants aud partners, trading under the nru
OF wilson Allen, pitts against Thomas Flick, au.
other defendants
Tho defendant above named not having entered his sp
pcarancc AMI gwen security according Ca the of a.
scmbly aud the rules u This Court. aud appearing
satisfactory evidence that hc is not an nhahtanf Of ti
Commonwealth Il Is ordered That the said defendant
appear al the rules be held the first Monday ia
gust next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; anil that
copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted in new.
paper published la the City Of Richmond, Tor month
surcessycy, aud posted the front door Of tho Capitol
iII..D lLII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

VIRoiSiA-Attuiss held In tho Ciert's omes Of The
es, mp ooST Of CssseeFy iO,,hs niehmead Cur
bauoie pltt; sKainsi the President. Directors and
by the Gcosrsi Assembly OF fcsss,lssais JeSSeb c.
rsrh~sl Ihona. Dgnlap, ns,nsn Cope. Joaa bacon.
kiehatdli hay aud James No~bold. Thomas Taylor
The dcfenlans above Named mot having entered their
hsse,a ana zoo sTea seey sseSIdse TO tho act OF
=, .Sa, s s y, ,ns .ou,.' 400 ,ppesrnE
ts Conononwcalth u Is ordered that the said De
AnEgs, ns,t dsnsWSr The ors nsl and amended sI. of
INC rsn'is, and that copy oi s order forthwith in.
oad cor two eesSely and posted Z, The ,ro"
i00r OF the Cspiiclin the ssid cry
mn a. Copy. Tcstc,
ViS.Si lA:.Ai 1ulcs bclI In the CLERKS once Of
eutthc - day of MAY, l3t2: - - WV N W
'''nIs "o.sn eA'or OF James innts. deed, PHI
=, John g Mitchell, David Mitchell. neni,u,, ,,,.,.,,
beth Ss NE oh,res PM"ehel John Fbc and Eza
The defendants named not having ene,i ps u.s..
Assembly aud the Rules ihs Court aud II aSp &C.
Ills Observation-Disclosures i ,S ,n, ey are no, Inhabitants o
lanls 40 appear at the Rules TO bc held on the ls
and that copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted IN
some newspaper published in the City ofRc hond Tor
Capitol in the said ely " ''s
m,o-wow AeOPy. Tc"c'
TRules, held in the Ccrk's ofee OF the Circ1It s
~ pcrior Court Of Law and ChAnecry Tor Fiuvanna
James H'lough ani CHI Atkinson, merchants aud part
ncrs trading under the firm James Il Clorrb A a.
(sue,ns lot the benefit oil Oh Osborne, Pnls.
Against
John Iopk MS and william T s;oek ,on nspa,,nc, n,
the style OF HOPKINS a Stockton and sally stockton
VIE ol me sati william stockton, Bcniainn N Mactu.
der Neal u Gay and A'eheaus strange executors OF
.iicon sirsnsc dec and tho said Benjamin " Masrudcr
w strange, and VIM Parish, Dcfis In taaHs,yv
The defendants, John Hopkins and William I STOCK ton,
NOT haNns entered their appearance given security
according 10 act Of assembly and the rules OF This Conf
anu appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that they are
nor nhabants OF this COmmonwcath: Is ordered Thai
hc SAID defendants, Hopkins and Stockton, appear be-
lore the judge OF out Circuit Superior Court of aw and
thanecry for the said county Euvanna in the Clkts
hec OF our said Conrt atRules TO be holden on
hc hist Monday In August next answer the second
amended bill ofthe paiu AMI that a ccnv of s nricr
be forthwith inserted In the Richmond whr ewsp,per
punished ia the city uf Gichmoad. for two months e.
OF this county. " 'S
Cory. Tcste
ina w9w AHA. SHEPHERD, Jr, C. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
BoSNErs. boNNErs. BoSSErs,
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
April Is 1912.

- "a. JENKINS would iayiie the attention OF
N merchants snd others O. examine 81 cases Of
Spring u les Of summer BOnnes, tho fol-
lowing kins; Florence BTAij Plain aud Poured straw,
Oriental, Zephyrnes. Monus and others OF the new al
fa hons. Also, Powers aut wIczfhs, Bonnet, Cap and
Neck Ribbons. Cheap. COR cash,
apis RH JENKINS.
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copy. Testc, .
mi 3 wnw WIN q sANDs G O.
NIMGINIA-Al RnIe., heIl DO lhe oIeItIa 0dee

NIRGINIA-At Rules, held in the Clerks Office 9
the Superior Court Of Chanccry for the Richmond
Circuit, the % LAY Of May si2-Tho Mutual Agsuranc
Socicy against Fire on udingsoi the State Of Vfginif
PHI 1ganHf WIN Whlorkc, Robert Nhflockc "a
ilanic Whhlockc, Andrew = Nhtlockc, ant othe
De cndsnir.
Tho defendants above named, NOT having entered thc
appearance aud given security according 10 The Actnf ~
ecuhy aud Tho Rules of This Court and " appearing o.
satisfactory evidence lat they arc not inhabitants 0i God
Commonwealth Ills ordered, That the fad defendants 20
appear Inc rucsto &c held on TIE fret Monday in A.
ruatucHt. aud answer tie iil Of The plaintiff, aud That
copy OF this order be- forthwith inserted IN some ncwsp.
per pul lshcd lu tho cry NJ Richmond, for two uuuf
succcFsvcy and posted al the front door Of the Captt
in the said CRY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
Aeopy. Teste,
NIMoINIA!-in C6ecIlsl eonn,r 800 .,,,, -. y.

NihGlNiA:-ln Chcscrdeid county CONT. N,,-T
" l5ih' lsl$-Wm smith pltf aga nsi Marin, A Pa, =
Ley1aII Nunndiy late Sheriff OF Chesterfield Couu,y
su as s'ich administrator Of MARY Bolt decd William
Lumlkn and Anderson Edwards, SHERIFF at Chcsterb,
county, am as such Administrator Of Samuel Parkhu
Ihe defendant Martha Parkhill not having cn,cr.,
n appearance aud given security according 10 The A
F' uy satisfactory evidence that she Is not an uhabisn
al uls ,"mmonweath IL is ordered, that she appra
anuHs bli aud mat copy OF this order bcorihw M
m'yIteu IA some newspaper published IN the City q
Nthoud, Tor Two months successiNciy and that anof
ly n' posted ne front dooi Of tho Courthouse Of Thu
county copy. Teste,
= w9w 4 " CanTrp NO
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join II CARY. G. G.


NIhGiNIA-At Rules held In the CLERK Is Office of ~
superior Couroi thaneery for The Richmond { ire ui
ne iih Day Of April, lsi2lsham Puckett plf again,
Chtistophcr Morris, and other dcns.
The defendant above named not having entered hjq o.,
pcaIance ana given security, according the Act OF A.
semhy and the Rules Of this Court aud appearing h
satisfactory evidence, that lie is an inhahlanf OF mi
commonwealth IL Is ordered, That the said defen.'an
~ appear here on the 2ih day Of the June Term
hni answer me bill 81 The plaintiff, and that copy
ihis order he forthwith inserted In some newspaper put
svey, aud roscd atthc door the Capitol in dc m
city. A COPY. Tcsfc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

SIX TIMES AWEEK NY JAMES RuvEx
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