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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16
June o, lSI2.-,f
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W. 40 EiI90Oi53SliIOlEo Me DOG
SUR GECN DENTIST,
- RESPECTFULLY informs the Citizens If
~ Staunton, and its vicinity, that he will re-
main a few weeks a; the WASHINGTON HO-
TEL, for the purpose OF practising his profession.
He performs all operations The teeth in the
latest and most Improved manner.
June ., 1872.
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United STATES District Court, Wesicrn Dis
trict Of Vugmio, Stanton.
IN BANKRUPTCY

NOTICE to Creditors, and all oikers concern
ed In Interest, to shew cause against the petition
Of
No G3-Benjamin Blackford and Thomas S.
Backford, trading under the firm Of Benjamin Backford
aud Son, OF Shenandoah county, for discharge from all
their debts and certificate thereof Monday the Sd
day of October, 1912.
No 85--John Mays, of Greenbrier county, for
discharge from all his debts and certificate thereof
on Monday the 3D. day of October, i5i2
No l66-John Brewer, of Shenandoah county,
for discharge from all his debts and certificate there
Of, on Monday the Sd day Of October, 1912.
No 169-Barnet j. Godfrey, Of Kanawha coun
ty, for discharge from all his debts and certificate
thereof on Monday the 3D. day of October, 1912.
No 7i-Willam n. Plumb of Greenbrier
county, for discharge from all his debts and certi-
cate thereof, Monday, the Cd day of October 1872
No 90-John ]. Berger, of Rockingham coun-
ty, for discharge from all his debts and certificate
thereof, on Monday the Sd day Of October 1912.
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Memo. X. TROUT, D. Cl'k.

Colt is ordered by The Court that Nos. $40, 311 q.
3l2 3l3' 34 BIG, 49, 800, 32, 322, 1913, 324, 326,
81 go 3S 353, of the above notices be published in
the Wythc Journal-Nos. 334, $685. 34i 3t5, 3f5 35l
352 sos, 332, in the South Western virginan-No 3S2
in The Winchester Virginan and Nos. 3o2 1863 in the
Clarksburg paper.
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NICHO. X. TROUT, ID. Clerk.


Colt is ordered by tho Court that Nos GO and 166 Of
the above notices be published in the Sentinel of the
vallcy-No IS in the Lcwisburg Wing No. 1863
in the Kanawha Republican
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16

The Appor,ionment Bill passed the Senate On
Friday
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16
a Most Desirable Estate I'm
Market.

WISHING to transfer portion Of my labor
to The South West, where | have large and
valuable landed property that desire to bring
into active operation, offer for sale one of the
most desirable highland Estates in this region of
country.
This Estate is in Nelson county. 8 miles below
the Court House, furnishing lilile vllage--and
s miles above New Market, cn the James River
Canal. The tract contains
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
THE FOURTH

The ever glorious anniversary OF our Nations
birth, was celebrated in our city with the usual
spirit I, was usherej in with the customary salute
by the Fayet,o Artillery At day break, and the stat
spangied banner was raised upon the Aag staff o.
the Capitol, tho Armory and Artillery clubhouse.
At half past eight, tho Washington Temperance
Society assembled a. the Unitarian Church, wher,
m elegant white Satin Banner was presented 10 il
by young lady, in behalf Of It's female donors
accompanied by very appropriate md neat nd
dress, which was responded 10 by the President o.
The Society. The various Temperance Socisiie.
SON after formed in procession near the Old Mar
kei, and accompanied by considerable portion o.
the Military, marched through tho principal streets
10 the Capitol SquaTe, where, beneath the beautfu
grove 70 the east Of the Capito', the cold watei
host tho military, and large crowd Of others clus
tered around a stand which had been prepared fOl
the occasion, where prayers were offered up by the
Rev Mr. letter. Of the First Biptish Churchill
declaration Of Independence read by D. J. Burr
Esq, prefaced by some excellent remarks, and A.
Grafton delivered by G, q, Griswold, Esqy which
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

SHOWING rnE Cloves Foor-Thc Madi.onian
has very suddenly asee,,aned that the Locos are
nne fellow, The paper Of Saturday has the fol-
loving ueklers;-
| MA. HolnEs oF S. cARoIISA-we comics, our
| nnie'gned pleasure at the remarks made bvthis
distinguished gentleman, on the reeen,ion n Inc
| Presidents Veto Message"
| mia. RnErr.-wc bu, echo the opinion, ,x
pressed by nj: who had the good luck 10 hear Mr..
Nheus Sp' eeh, when We say that II hrs been rarcly
equalled by any delivered in the Representa,iyo
| Hall, In expanded and Statesman like view, of
government eogency Of argument, and mower of
eoquenee We shall publish IL, at length. as soon
sswe can obtain eoPyI it."
MIR Weller's admirable speech on the Veto will
appear in our next"
ms Is enc OF the prc,tiest lots Of soft corn Mr.
Jones has produced, the present season.
Two moro abolrionisis are on the direct road IN
the fenentiary, for tamperng with slaves in Illi-
nos. " "
Forming solid eOlumn.-The whigs throusbout
the country nre rapidly com ny close order and
compact array. The Baltimore Ps,rio, and N. v
lnoune' wheh nave been regarded little
Iyipth, have taken the front rank in the whiy
host, and the N. Commercial which has been
the organ OF the "eodlke," can't 20 the late veto.
hSornER.-The Capolinn is the name OF a new
Clay pnner issued at Harrisburg. Pa, on the ist
INST oy T. Guyer ], isa good looking sheet, and
wa ks boldly up o. the work.
The Collector Of N. V has been instructed n
c@'ee'a duty ct 20 pee cent. the far cash value
OF mefehandz,-such value a good merchant
pu's upon goods, in making sales, TO be determined
/ 10y appraisal.
interest due upon all Treasury notes, is paid az
the Bank Of the Metropolis Washinston. on ,;,b,.
House rents in Boston, are higher than thew have
been at any time, for twenty years
Cheap Li'ing.-In Ripley County. Ind. good ft
oe YES are selling nj IS, -four. rs per est-buuer
cents, and new honey Scents. The Wheat crop
is isr the best ever known in that country.
The Lad OIL Manufacturers in Cincinnati ora
unable to supply the demand for that new article.
Money is said To be very abundant in New York.
aud good paper is IN demand at from to 7 per
cent. pe'
The l.ocoioco Senators in Tenn have backed our
from their own proposal to resign their seats in case
inc wings would. and now propose that the mem.
oers OF both Houses shall resign!
Two Siesmboats-the Commodore and Virgin.
ah-lyins 1t the Cincinnati wharf, were burnt on
the 30 h alt. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

In Senate. Saturday, July 2ad, Me Buchanan
presented petitions from Pennsy wanna in Avos Of
protection.
various resolutions were offered. ard the MaSsa.
ehnse'ts claim bal, appTopra,ing S227 900, passed.
Inc balance OF the day was consumed IN the
consideration OF private bills.
In the House. MIR Adams, from tho Commute c
on the Presidents protest to the Apportonment
bill, reported resolution requiring the Secretary
OF state TO furnish the House with the original state.
ment OF the President for not signing tho bill MIR
Gushing moved an amendment, calling for a copy
ct tho document; but MIR Adams opposed il. and
the House sustained him, aud adopted the original
resolution. This caused a good deal OF Auttering
among the Guard.
Inc veto Message wss then taken on, ard de
'snded ey Mossrs. Smith OF Va tEx,ral PAYNE Of
naSem', wa,ierson Of Tenn, and Wise OF Va.
IN INC course ofhs remarks. MIR watterson alleged
,hat MIR Granser left Mr. Tylet's Cabinet reiuc.
Sny' and not at oil, until he was r, quircd to do so
ny ms col eagues." Me- Granger promptly rose in
hts seat and said. 'the charge was false altogether
aud ms vic as It was false" when MIR w. expressed
himself satisfied.
Msss's. Howard Of Michigan, Arnold Of Tenn.
and Underwood Of Kentucky. also add,esse6 the
House IN the course of the day, in a tone of much
acts. ""'Os'
Mr. Hunter obtained the hoor for NionJo,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

We did rot have the good fortune to hear, but is
highly ex,o.led by those who ls,ensd 70 Il. These
exercises closed abOu, O'Clock, when the eompa
ny dispersed under slight shower Of rain. The
military companies dined in diifereu, plaees-some
Of them on the cold water system and in our next,
shall probably have an account Of their sayings
and doines- At sunset, National salute was fred
on the Square, which closed the ceremonies Of
the day.
As fitting occasion, we annex the letter which
was written home by that sterling old Patriot, John
Adams, whom Mr. Jefferson pronounced the Ajax
lebanon OF the Congress OF &c. the day following
the ever memorable Declaration Of the thitIeen
Colonies -
"PHILipELruiA, July 5, 1875.
Sir-Yes,erday the greatest question WAS deeid-
ed which was ever debated in America; and greater,
perhaps, never was nor will be decided among men.
A resolution vas passed With one dissenting colo.
ny. that THESE UNITED STATES ARE.
AND OF RIGHT OUGHT TO BE, FREE
AND INDEPENDENT STATES.
The day is passed. The ih Of July, i716, will
he memorable epoch in tho history of America
am apt to bel eve il will be celebrated 10y sue
ceedirg generations, as the great Annive sary Fes.
uvaL IL ought 10 bc solemnized with pomp, shows,
games, sports, Guns, bells, bonfres, aud illumna-
tons, from one end of the continent to the other,
from rus TIME FORWARD, FOREVER. You will
think ms transported with enthusiasm, hut am
not am well aware of the toll. and blood and
treasure, that it will cost II maintain this declara
ton and support and defend these States; yet
through all the gloom can see the rays of light
and glory-l can see the end is worth more than
all the means, and that posleriiy will triumph. al.
though you and may rue, which hope shall
not. am, Sc
JOtIN .D.xSy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
JOHN ADAMS. ~

lC~ The COALITION between the Locos
and the Cow Boys is understood at Washington TO
lie contaminated. The terms have no, tran' pied.
The veto was the earnest-money on the part of
the Captain. Tee Locos paid thei in promivs, to
be redeemed or not according to circumstances.
There is a whisper going abos,. that the Captain
has deserted his standard and gone over to rhe
"Honest NuIiier'-in the hope of giving the latter
an advantage over Mcssts Benton, V. Buren,, john.
son & Cc.-and he (ihe Capt. to come in for the
succession in 1887
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
242-d decrease 10.

The following States lose: Georgia, Maine, Ver-
mont, New Hampshire and New JERSEY, 1 each;
Maryland. Massachusetts, Connecticut South Caro-.
Ina and Tennessee, each; Kentucky, 3; North
Carolina and Pennsylvania each; Virginia and
New York each.
Inc following States gain :-Louisiana I; Ala-
bama, Mississippi, Ohio and Michisan, . each; In.
diana and Missouri, 3 each; and Illinois f.
Rhode Island Delaware and Arkansas remain as
they aTe.-Lvneh. Vir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

The .SPporlionm'nt BM-This bill, as it passed
the two Houses OF Congress, has been signed Nv
the President. oush cannot say that il has been
oPPr0rtd by hun, since he has accompanied il with
sort Of protest ndo, in tho shape of objections 10
some OF It's features. This course, though not I'M
PTtesdeHfed is very unusual Il is scarcely of con.
sequence enough, however, TO justify any denuncia-
,'on oil 'honHeur Veto particularly as it seems to
bc generally believed that it was designed TO pro.
woke the arimadversinn of his friends.
Under this bill, the following statement will show
the representation OF the different eeosaaphcnl di
rep aftnp.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

iGS With what face can the friends of Col.
johnson denounce a tariff Of protection Did he
not, member ofthe Senate, vote for the tariff of
lS247 With what face can the friends OF Mr. Van
Buren, denounce a tariff of protection7 Did he not.
as member Of the Senate, vote for the tariff Of
1924 and for the tariff OF 1927 With what face
can the friends Of Gen. Jackson denounce tariff of
proteeiionf Did he not, as member OF the Senate,
for the tariff of 1921 and did he not, in letter
to Gov. Ray, in 1875 declare that his opinion upon
The subject was unchaneei1 u Louis Jour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
MARKIAGES.

on Monday morning. the ith instant hv Rev Jesse VIII
WIN NJ WATKINS, ffq 10 Miss ELIZABETH HARDA,
haiau.
no. Enquirer will please copy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
Deaf rs

90 he 9th nhfant. ms residence very suidcny Mr.
HENRY TOLER, aged % Yeas.
His i1ncral services viii bo performed the Indepcu.
cent 'rsian Church, this morning, ~ o'clock Friends
snd relatives are requested to attend without further in
MOTT.
Near Front Royal. Warren Co. on the ih ult Captain
THOMAS blth, an officer OF the Revolution, aged bo
tween 50 aud %.
~ Hoysvillc, Loul1un. the lih June Mrs MARY
HfoUISENB BERGER. In tho dlst ycarof her age
IN Wheeling, on The 2sth ulL Mrs RCHANNA LOUDER
BACk. wife ofCapta n J ~ Louderback.
lnCharoitesv'llc on the s0th nit, Mrs SARAH WOOD,
relict Of cic lac Rice w Wood.
In Uarrisonburr. on The g7th ult Mrs REBECCA LIPOP
Ia the h1h year Of her age.
~ Norfolk, on tho 2nh ult, Mrs LOUISA MASON wife
Of WIN Macon aged %, AMI on tie 2oh ut, Mr. DREwRY
p. PHILIPS, aged 30
w. ~ Bfie's Parish Norfolk Co, Mrs REBECCA ETHE-
Ridge, consuu Of Col WIN Etleridee, aged 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

Since his death, il appears tina, Col. Haynes, late
Treasurer Of the State Of Georgia, isa dehuller.
The present known deficit is about $4,000, but IL
IS presumed that an investigation will show u 70 DO
much larger,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

ICT9 The Enquirer pays lis Loco Foco nsso-
eiates in the U. s. Senate, very high compliment
by predicting that they will vote foe tho oequual
Of tie acting President, whtn impssched, oltho' he
may have incurred al the penalties Of the law
This they could only 30 by psrjwing themselves
for in case n impeachment, they sic as Judges
sworn to decide according to law. We have a beuer
opinion Of the greater portion Of that party, than tc
believe they would commit perjury TO subsery,
party views. PeGury-polidcsl perjury-mpy b.
no crime in the code ola political bawd OF 40 yenr
stand.ng-and who recognizes ali as fair in politic
but that is no, the case with the Senators Of tn,
United States. " the House Of Representative
prefer charges aeiinst the acting President-an,
prove them, (as they will do,l seriously infrngnl
the Constitution and Laws, two thirds Of the Sen
ate-pady or no pauy-wiII be found to award
verdict Of GULTT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

The Captain has fairly headed himself by his
excessive alour BY his last Ve,o-ihat climax OF
human fatuiiy, he has done the very thing, which
he proposed to defeat. The bill rejected, s;pOned
Distribution one month-ihs veto, in effect declar-
ed, that it should take place the first Of July-and
the quota Of each State awaits the requisi;ion
Of the proper State oficsrs-that is, If the money
has no, been Illegally spent by the Captain, which
is strongly suspected. But this is not all nor the
woIst-By the veto, no laws, after the 3Oh June,
authorized the collection of Revenue. He, how
ever, has taken upon himself, to issue circulars to
the Custom House officers requiring them to make
soecions-at what rate we are not advised. Thus
substituting his will for the nbroga,ed '-" -e cue
LEGISLATURE His -'nes tthe Locos) perceiving
49, M, asked TO introduce bill egalize this
hish-handed proceeding, and to yes, in the Execu-
tive. the power Of enactns whatever Tariff laws may
SUIT him, under the name Of "Rues and Regua-
lions" A word on this strange affair to morrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
n5-EEMALE oRPHAN AsYLuM N

Vt fslu AVE ONAEnAM ~ INC
Corner stone ofthe Female Ofphan Asylum be
cd undcr The VIII n The late mund Walls will be laid
On FRIDAY, sth inst a. 3 O'Clock, Y. " The Reverend
Clergy ~ the CITY, the Governor anil Council, ADD Exc
ru'ivc Officers of the State, the Iuiges ~ TIC Cluts,
cry Mlgsfrafcs aud members or the Common Hall The
members n The Female Humane Association. with the
children under their charge Eiofs n newspapers and
czeus large, are respectfully invited 10 DO present
The occaTpn, by TUE BNBCUTOk5.
~ The Ladies' Fair will he closed ibis dsy, until
" when il will open aud DO continued open until 10
O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
TooD's FAMIhy AgD WESTERN

1'HlRTY ihon1and pounds ToiPs superior Bacon
4u00 lbs Crews hog round
innu los Sides
1000 iba shouldcTs-for salo.
JUG J&G WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06


We plead for Chief Magistrate whose whole
hearts devoted to his COUNTRY We nre opposed
oY those who are devoted to MEN. We advoca q
inc cause OF the MAsY-ihouch we contend almost
single handed. They labor for the benefit of The
tE~-while they nre a host themselves. Through
the dark clouds that lower around us at present, we
tspy inc htight CLEANS of victory in the future.
And shall We be dismayedl No, Our hear, NAV
burst but our last cry shall be RALLY IN BEuALr
OF YOUR coUSrRr.--Nadisonian.
THAT'S exerucia,incly touching. |, brings poor
John Jones before our imagination with the tear.
streaming down his interesting checks and fnrmirs
brny pool at his feet. "Our heart NAV hurst -
he exelcim., whilst nbis sob, like great frog in
his throat, half chokes his ulternncc. The eScla-
mauon strongly reminds us Of tho pathetic rhym, s
IN his Immortal volume of 1885. He used to IN k
ABOUT his hearts bursting IN every stanza. He
SEEMED to think in those days hat bursting was the
only use TO which mans heart could properly he
applied We have found by computation that his
heart used TO burst regularly six times n day, Sun.
days not accepted.-Lsu Jour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

The Toy Of the Enquirer says. the "TariG men
now have a better chance with the Republicans
tmeaning the Locoiocos or AHTI.TARGFFITEs) who
60 for an adequate RfUtnps point, than the Cay
mad-c'p Disrributoo'sts, WHO would almost pull
down the Government, and would sacrifice heca-
romts Of the manufacturers rather than yield their
party idol"
This is indeed a confession We pray nuen.
ton to il. The Whic- have been abused for years
the Federal Tariff party, and now, we have il
admitted that the Loeos are better friends Of the
Manufacturers than the Wings
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
MIR Hunter obtained the aoOr for Monday.


Athe commencement Of Randolph Macon Col.
Iege, the Address before tie Society Of Alumni
was ce'vered 10y Thomas NJ lsbell. Esq. OF Cum
oet,end county and the Address before the Li,ere>
~ Societies wes delivered by the Rev John n
mshi, Chaplain Of the House of Repre- scntatives.
Inc Degree of ID was conferred on the following
sen''emen composing the graduating: class: Jossph
vile Distric:, S c; Thos II Eppe, Of No ,owsv
rai sam Sanders of Oh raw. S c; Jo> 4 Reese
o, ihl,oo'onsh, Geo; A Pierce II ualh,x. "
u Ira Crenshaw of Nouowav. Va; Geo f. Wvche
o, uranvus. n {; WIN g Conner Of OronpeLu,g
=, ~ SIR CT; , Z; and Thos G. Johnson of Albemarle.
va. The Degree of A was confer, cd ON tn,
Growing gentlemen, alumni of the institutions Isaac
Croft 81 c; WIN II Bsuc Of v; RevJF A..
he w"I the VIRGINIA Conference; Rev w w,sh,mnn
- k.v Burnley, Virginia; Rev Amos W
insIon, Nj OF N C.-Pef. Int.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

iDsCtzen Richie thinks "Dorr's LAST move
msnt wns rash ard very iIl-ndvised" The old
gentleman thought the FIRST a very excellent one,
until DORIS ingorious a ghi-ond contrary to biz,
usual caution, so expressed himself. But from that
time until this, he has been mum. Not that he did
approve the principles Of the insureents-but he
was afraid Of the rdieule, which might attach TO
him one Of the clamorols adherents Of his tx.
celency, Ex-Governor Dor!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

ur-TUE wings of ESSEX. will meet Al
TappahanuOck az their August Court, for tho pur
ose Of forming Coy Club. general attendance 6
qucEicd. JUG wiw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
MARINE NEWS.

MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND Judy s.
High water this day, p o'clock, p. M.
ARRIVED,
Schr Abraham, Osborn Wilson, New Orleans,
sundrioq.
Steamboat Pocuhontus Goodwin, Baltimore, sur.
dries.
SAILED,
Schr Lagrange, Crowoll, Philadelphia.
Schr Catherine Amanda, Lipscomb, N York
NEW YORK, July 4-Clenred, schr Michigan.
Terry, Richmond.
Arrived, sehr Purdy, Kimblc, days from Rich
monj.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
UOYTh CO,s opp,Cp

HOYT Il cos OFFICE.
no Tomorrow Morning drawing como, sto0no r.,
pi, - prizes 81 s9D Tickets e. Przesare 10 he had
out. - 800 H., II"
10 NOTICE The monthly meeting Of The Rich.
mond Mechanics Association, will be- hoi in the School
Room over Tho now Enguc House, near tho Museum
budngon Thursiay Evening. the 7th Instant AZ 81 o..
CLOCK GENERAL attendance " earnestly requested
lup z. ID. YALE, Rec. Seciry.
July NoS-.YounE Peoples Book, and Peoples ~
brfrv, at hand for Subscribers.
. No Washugionisns, Nigbt the Third, the Tavern
Keeper BY 4 Arthur Price l2l cia For sale BY
Jus w HANDOLPH a 90.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
nix Tho regular psekof schr UNION, Croweii mas.
sRRhN Ter having a parf ~ her cargo cnaaaed AMI viii
Az meet with III spaoh For balance Of freiRbf and
passigo apply 10 the master on board n Leuers wharf,
10 WMROWf ETT, or
JUG GOT JAS FISHER 4 SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

fro ~ CONTINUED /
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
SPEECH or HENRY Gay

At the Festival in Kentucky, in reply to a tOas'
in his honor. mos, slOqaently preiAeed by Judge
Robinson
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-25
ETAT DE LA.LOUIsIANE.
PARorssE D'EsT Barrow Roucv

PARoIssE D'EssT Baron RouGg
En- rertu dune proclamation de son excel.
lence le Gouverneur de Fetat de la Ionisiane
en- dateHdu s. courant, une election sera tenne
aans cette p~areisse, lie premier Lundi de JUL.
let proclaim ct les deux jears suivaIs, SAVIOR
Pour I'M representant au Congress, au Sc.
cond district congressional,
Pour IN senateur pour lie district de Baton
Rouge,
Pour deux representans de Ia paroisse d,Est
Baton Rouge a Ensemble Generate de
l'etat.
ct pour IN Gouverneur de retat de Ia Lou.
jsiane.
L'election-sera emu lie premier iour a Ia
n1aison dc feu lie gen. Townsend aux Plains.
ct a la maison de James S. Willis, Manchac j:
lie second d Ia maison de James Forbes, sur
Sandy Creek ct le 3me a la malson de.cour.
dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge.
Aumtme temps ct lieux on dot faire anpel
au bon sens deg habitans de PGttat relatiyement
a la netcessitee ct la convenience de consoauer
une convention pour amendel ia constitutions.
% mai Is CHI. TESTER, p ]