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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06
STATE OF OHIO3 &C
CARROLL COUNTY. W.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
April Is, 1842.

Vacation after Mdrch Term, ls42.
John Black q. Sarah his wife, vs John
Study and Susannah his wife, John N.Y.
ers and EIiz ,beth his wife, William Wy.
an: and Margaret his wife, Isaac Becm'
er and Mary his wife, Philip Yant and
Phebe his wife, Michael Yant, Daniel
M'Crary and eve his wife, Henry Car.
neyhen aud CatharIne hls wife, Mary
Yant, Anna B Yam, George Yant, SOL.
Omon Yhnt, Noah Ysnt, Daniel Yant,
Sarah Ann Yint and Margaret Yant.-
The said defendants will take notice
that The said demandan's did, on the 3lsl
day Of March inst. A, d. lS42 file their
petition IN the cfIice Of the Clerk Of the
Court al Common Pleas 10 aud for said
county, which said petition is now pend
Ing and SETS forth, sRong other things
that The said demandanls, as tenants in
common with said defen 1ants, are seized
in fee simple OF Three equal undivided
eenih parts Of the North half orthe North
east quarter of section eleven in town
ship fifteen Of Range seven-situaIe in
said county; and prays that partition o
Of said premises may be made, f. three
equal undivided tenth parts thereof SCI
Off to said demandanIs in ssveraIiy-
which said petition will he for hearing
al the next (June) Term o( SAID Court.
JOHN BLACK and Sarah his wife,
BY their ATTORNEYS,
Pearce Stark1eGther, 4 JdrUis.
tOAD
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06
Isaac Atkinson.
Goods! Goods! GOOdS!!!

The Subscribers just cOvug the Cities New York; PhdeS
Pittsburgh Stock of Foreign and Domess
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06
jackson g. Sinclair

WOULD their that the has arrived wha
books ohm neglected
take this
compliance reasonable request An inability
To they hold
would call ALL and
engagements reasonable length
will troube
CauoItoC, January 4 i842.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06

THE undersigned tukes this method
of informing the public in general, and
his old customers, that he still continues
10 carry On, ia the town Of Carrollton,
the
WATCH & CLOCK BUSINESS,
at his old stand, on Market street, oppo-
site Gen'I. Slidger's store, or two doors
Nbove McEIderry's & MiIler'S STORE
lie intends to keep SPECTACLES,
WATCH KEYS, Watch CHAINS and
Guards, with all other articles belonging
TO his business.
N. B.-Auy person sending witches
with stage drivers or Otherwise, will have
them repaired N good order, and PrOmpI.
Ily returncd.
FREDERICK GIMBLE.
Carrdhon, March l5 1919.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
PRINCE EDWARD.

MIR Anderson is elected in this county by ma
jority Of 100.
we could have welcomed our old friend 10 the
puohe stage with more cordially, under other cir
cumstHnces. But, nevertheless, we welcome him.
lie has long been ambitious OF public distinction
nc IS now IN the road reach it, For the last few
years he s'rayed from the true faith and, in follow
ing MIR Calhoun IN his ground and lofty ,umbling,
e1h'oited very creditable degree of political elas-
uc''y' But he is good fellow. decidedly, and there
is Ieaven OF Wtiggery in his composition, which
no amount OF Locoioooism can wholly repress.-
Unless his whole nature has undergone an entire
change since wewere wont to rejoice with him IN
victory and eondole with him in defeat, he bears the
same love to the Richmond Junto, which the wolf
does TO the lamb.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
cs-I..lana.nee q d. BaNlmeI. Pal,Let.

WAsHISeToE, April2s.
The President has sent 10 additional nominations
to the Senate, and among them is the name Of Ell.
sha Huntington, Esq. the present Commissioner o,
the Land Office, to DO the District Judge for the
State Of Indiana. Several appointments have been
made in Phade phia it is also said including among
them the Offices OF Appraiser and Naval Officer
This, however, wants confirmation. The rejection
Of MIR Tyson by the Senate, it is supposed. has en-
gendercs much i'l-feeliog between the President
ard the Senate the effect Of which, unless diieren.
oes are reconc.ed, may do much more harm to the
country, than to those occupying important and re.
sponsbe positions at both ends q the Avenue.
The foreign negotiations are understood to be 20
ing on with oil the despatch which can be given to
matters Of diplomacy. The .etter Of Lord Aber
deem to Mr. Everett, docs not satisfy all parties, and
have just read very able article in the proof.
sheet Of the forthcoming number Of the Southern
Literary Messenger, which takes strong ground
against admitting the vessels Of Great Britain 10
overhaul our vessels upon any consideration what
ever.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs in the uous,
or Representatives, have jus, had printed m I'M
ponant report upon the subject Of our Colonial
trade with Great Britain. IT'S one Of the most i'm
porianl documents Of the season, and n copy Of Il
will he sent you for review or publication IN a day
or Two. MrCushing, Of Massachusetts, Is the a..
thor Of the report.
| Mr. Forwards Tariff report, so ,1ng expected
will be out IN Day two, DC is said. Il viii dfel
| somewhat with The Torf report before the House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
FROM RHODE ISLAND.

We have the Providence papers of Wednesday
morning and evenlns.-The resolutions proposed
TO the General Assembly for adoption on Tuesday
during the morning session, were adopted during
the evening session, with the exception OF the
second, which was laid on the tablr-lThis rcsoiu-
ton eonlemp plated the organization of military
force, upon basis resembling so much that of
standing army, as to cause many members to ques-
ton IFS compatibility with the constitutional the
United States Hence the disposition Oft mentioned
abOve.l
During the evening OF the same day, moreover,
MI Jackson, Speaker Of the House, offered series
oil concurrent resolutions, authorizing The calling OF
another convention, To be chosen IN June, and to
meet the hrst week in August, for the purpose of
making another attempt 10 meet the WISHES of the
people, both the well disposed end mal,conients,
by forming new constitution. The members OF
this convention to he chosen 10y AL the frcemen of
the several towns and cities Of the State "qualfied
to vote for general officers, and every male citizen
OF The Unued states, OF the age OF 81 years, who
shall have resided in the State one year. and within
The town or city where he may claim right TO vote
thtee months, and who shall have been taxed on
property valued at least at $780, within one year
from the time he may offer 10 vote, aud shall have
pad such tax IN said town or county"
These resolutions were taken up by the House
on TUESDAY morning, and debated AT considerable
length. They were advocated 10y several gentlemen
as peace offering that would probably allay the
existing excitement, and give general satisfaction.
"a the other hand they opposed upon the
ground, first, that new General Assembly is TO
meet next week, the members Of which, coming
fresh from the people," ought OF right to be left
to act IN this matter and, secondly, that il be
comes not the Legislature TO adopt such a rneas
sure, as It were, upon compulsIon. They ought
not TO act under the OF the revolutionists
The majesty OF the laws should first be asserted:
and there would be time enough then to call a con
vention, should the people, by petition demand the
measure al the hands Of the new Legislature.
These views prevailed and tho resolutions were
IN The end postponed indefinitely, by vote Of As
to ~.
Aiier passing act for the more efficient or
ganizaton Of several volunteer militia companies
and doubling the number OF one Of the Providence
companies from one 10 two hundred, the Assem-
bly, adjourned sine dis.-M. Y. Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MORNING. NAY a.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

We continue such returns as have been received
since our last publication. The Wing, have sus-
tanned defeat IN counties. where neither they nor
their adversaries esPeetedh How far these reverse,
may affect the result IN the State, canno, decide
They are not eonclusive-but they are certainly
ominous OF Wing defeat. A few day. will de-
termine. and we will not do such violence to our
feelings as to anticipate on unpleasant result will
be bad enough, when it comes-and until then, we
are content 10 enjoy all we cGn living IN the hope
that We are not so badly beaten as We might be-
Blu, whether victorious or vuRqui,hed, VIC have an
abiding conviction that the majority OF the people Of
Virginia are whiss-nnd will prove it, whenever
benefits adequate to The abour of accomplishing il
will result from II.
The loss and gain SO far as heard from is as fol =
lows:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
CAPTAIN uRIAH II L.EVY.

Nothing ofhcaI has hitherto transpred, In reIa.
ton TO The recent trial Of this officer before the Ma
val Court Martial Of present IN session in this city.
but soine lnc's have reached us, which, though de-
VOID oi en- ohcal warrant We, nevertheless, believe
70 be authentic The sentence Of the Court Mar
tia was " we have STUDIED the occult sciences IN
profit what was pfetty generally believed t would
be-dlsmissal from the service. This sentence.
however, It seems was not received with conn .. =
appreciation q Washington, and IN consequence.
instead Of modifying the sentence, new trial ha..
we understand, been ordered IN his case, AMI .
Court Martial has been ordered 70 convene for hi,
purpose, II IS understood, NJ New York. Whor-
ever may be held, we hope to be able 10 discover
by comparison. u any new facts or palliative state
nenis can be elected 90 Boh Sun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
LATEST FROM NASSAU.
THE CREOLE NEGROES SET AT IIBr


BY an arrival st Wilmington n eva bsv.
been favored with the perusaI Of the following LEI.
her.
Nassau, N. p, April 16. 1912.
special session Of the Admiralty Court convsn.
cd this day to hear the charge Of Piracy ngains tho
" negroes imprisoned from the "Creole" The
Attorney General made his motion Tor delay Of ria
on The ground that 10 was impossible to Obtain Oh,
necessary evidence here and offered for the oerusn
OF TIE Court number Of afhdavrts Of the Captain
iohie. and crew md passengers Of the Creole
sheN'og nat suihcient evidence could be procured
Ho'n INC " =, n time was allowed. Afer an e1.
oWnelon OF the testimony offered the Court re
p'eA' mat we're the captain crew md nas.en,e,.
~ sei form IN ne nih iivlts here n,eseoi 10 ,,,c
~ ms case they should CONSIDER inn, AZ 40, 49,,
tied 10 hciei OF credit, and should et,,,. 49,. -
10 mat eiiocii and that no violence e,uit H.. -
cured TO convict tho prisoners at the La, r,, IL
were perfectly justified IN the course t,,,.,.,
board the Creole, and were now about m 4. ~,
free 'o SC
The Chief Justice then addressed tb. ,...o..
something in this style; II has pleased God ~ =,
YOU ifse from tho bonds Of slavery; may YOU b,,s
sGef live the lives Of good and faithful subieets o
her MaIestY's Government They we're then set 4
liberty by Proclamation.
The schr James Power, suved here from Bait
more on the Iith inst The wreck Of the Clario
remains a. first reported; the boilers and engine
nave mo- as yet been saved.-N y. Eryrtss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
MOVED


Making Whites majority IN the county Is.
We Relieve this is the result-so that Old Hsno
yer must he ranged in the black list for ~ months.
Col White IS deservedy popular man, goes for
the money, and is withal strongly inclined to whs-
gerry But all could not have saved him. but for the
manufacturing Of S. pocket deeds in this city
which came most opportunity to his eief. But the
wings OF that noble old county, though beaten, do
not intend to stay beat. clear majority of the
resident voters of the county are Wings, and they
are resolved tina, their voice shall prevail. The ma
tive county OF Harry Of the West will be rescued.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02

FAcrIoSIsrs.-The House Of Representatives Of
Congress consists Of two hundred and forty.two
members. OF these fVe are Tyler men, the remain.
ing two hundred and thiry-seven are wings and
lo'o iocos - Yet these five Tyler men denounce all
me Others as iaotlonists. Five 10 two hundred and
ihirty -seyen.-Ths IS very much like the fellow
Who alter hanging jury for two days, exclaimed
have been cooped up for IS hours with eleven Of
the stHbborHeH men the world ever saw.
NJ o. Re-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
BUCKINGHAM.

b'eoek and Hubbard ILL., elected by 80 or 30
majority over Nicholas and Paueson (W) No
change a very thin election. Wonder how the
wings in that county, who s,ad at home will like
to be claimed as Tyler menl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
CUMBERLAND.

Mr. living, the able Wing Delegate from this
county is reelected by some Is or 30 maiority.-
The Locos, with that fairness which is inseparable
from them, stole march upon the Wings; they had
been beaten six years in as many pitched battles
anu they knew there was no hope in fair and open
night, and they thought TO compass by strategy and
fraud what they could not by main strength and
honest dealing. But they couldn't come it, quite
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02

TUE underngncl having located permanently In Rich.
nnni, respectfully invites the attention Of ialiea and
gentlemen wishing Dental operations performed, a. ha
afRc nd choice assortment of lucouupubie Teeth. and
lp ha m'hpd ri insertion on gold plio ~ atmospheric
eHutrtnt eprng aud clasps with piv0fg, fued
fNey M point ~ color, figure. Sc. eudu me
eo., scrutiny in detection, and n nearly al per-
lfcuy useful n maacafuu. lie Will Icrf0fm all ncccssa.
~ operations On The Teeth, both for their beauty aud pre-
,cfvaiion once onMin street, few doors below NE
Exchange Bank. ~ HUDSON
Rsfercaees WIN Plumcr. u ~, oenr Peamm, Dr.
thnmucfsync, DR. Bf0ckeuhrouah, oenr fcyfon. 10 a.
tabcll. aud Sidney BAXTER, Eco. feh2G tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02

Joe Smith, the Mormon prophet, has become the
editor ola piper at Nauvou, Illinois, which he calls
the Times and Seasons" We have seen a (, "
numbers Of IT. We suppose that Joe is n more nc
compl shed prophet than we are, but We can bea,
him to death an editor.
We cannot let you have tho "Journa" FOR the
Times and Seasons" Brother Joe, unless you pay
US the difference Lou SUiHe Journal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
LOGAN WALLER.
WV Il IIIU.l.l..
They mos, respectfully offer the following
REEEntrcrn.

Accommodation Kent Kendall 4 Afy,te, ,.s f..,
SEN. Sheppard tharons'rtn,, Allan u wcgt1dg
a 5e'NfrWs,-Mftsra staples, TYLER o. 1900
-Messrs 0uarics 4 Kent andI " Btafy'F - ,, .,
hes'ss J. ! Jetrr 60 Fnra1rc- Moor. sl,s,'
,Stgg1 -. bynrNHFr John ". speed anil wilma,
sutton E-1s Ffefsrfctsburg ,-gabrol f,i,o.,, -. Z,
nn, $4,000 Wasefi b.gf. oIaHFs Messfs Fneed a
rn,'l 81 AnhsfM-Win " Waller. ESQ. Carohas -
Iapt hobcut q. Fuifon, Daniel Dearnef ana Wr., q,
renns1i, E,ls king Wiham,-Gen. Pulp Ayiep' and
p u 1haiies y. Bfasion HRiams1urF,-Df Roberi
pls irf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
FARMERs, HOTEL,

s..- hlohWy"uf NHEl"i''
IIE subscribers beg leave ~ Inform fhcr friends and
The pubc fhafhoy have takcnthe Heel situated on
the street leading from ihe Oia Market 10 The Doc ana
we'll knoWn Armstrong; Hotel which they have ffcd
up handsome style lofthe accommodation n Trsyc
efa andCy Hoardefg They pledge Themselves In 0,roist
every article the Mtfset AFFORDS for the coufur Of fer
guests ami hope by the sircicm per Dnai attention ~
share portion ofpubc lafunaae FARMERS psrflcysri
will md hts liotf toe most convenient Of any 0ber la M
city, being IN Nc centre n business Their ptiees viii
he moderate, 10 SUIT The times There BE- lsfge
MANAGED Livery stable very convene NJ ~ tie
mont for te accommodation ~ persons travelling In Their
own convey shceei sc. N IDCkNANF,
apT colin Age.,s f,r ] W IIs1tips'
FAMILY HAms-Iao Hams Bacon, cured BY .
"myi loi sale sp~ ~ ABBOTT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
From Tho Genius Of Liberty, ofsu,urd,,

FTom tho Henlus OF Libciiy, ofsaturday
We give below the full returns from L,oudoun
and Fairfax Counties, by which it appears thu,
General Rogers has beat his opponent, MIR Ramey
by sixty votes.
or course we have no returns from the s,ate Inn,
shall probably be able to present neIt week The -.
suits Of some 40 or so coun,ies-or all we receive
up TO Thursday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
GENERAL AGENCY
AND
COMMISSION HOTfGE

TUE sutrcubcrs have associated t,ro,seIy,s ,,, -.
nndcf me tfn " waller Thomson. or the pgr
Po,ne ol lr'nsacunf aeeneral Commission Busn.ss '
IaVinE been long engaged in McrchanIIeo I,t t,,t,
Ha1lngihe general routine of business WE'LL tcy csr WIN
ynience ohct their scrycceto toir friend. au fe ,b
W ~ largo. Ihoy meanto hcefuw theIr nora,r,t . @
NIcd attention 20 tie sale Of every article cn,r,-, n,
her care AMI mo.t respectfully solicit shave of f,
pffouiEct cialJ in ihr sale ~ corn wheat 49,,
90 HssnrnEihsir friends that nothing Will boz ien ei
Wnrh hlnfn energy ekl aud inegriy can srr.t,,' ~
100 obtaining TIC highest prccs or their uro.iure ~
ing punctual returns fur me same ''' ''aN
uql ,hcy ssn obtain more suitable location ueirof.,
VIII bc ioun Ion ~ street, Suuck0o iii w., r,.,,
Tie Ufunf. lilo uuuUnIfo aide f't'H H'''ff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02

Cardwell (Whig) is reported to be defeated hy
Dennis, tLoco) by "a majority. The Locos took
the in-iurn upon this sterling Wing and incouupti-
BILE patriot "But wait I'LL next yearr' Boston
was beat once!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
NORFOLK COUNTY.

'Ust MS eecton by votes-a Wing
loss of one.
LanghOrne goes to the Senate with a handsome
majority.
NoafoLs Cousrr.-we feel mortified at the
partial defeat which the Wings have sustained in
Norfolk county, knowing as we do, tina, they have
decided majority: and we lay it to an over conf
uenee IN That acknowledged fact that they failed in
a complete triumph. The poll, though little moro
,"an half the strength of tho county exceeds that of
las' year by about 200 votes; Of this increase tbs
wings brought up only rs oftheir party, while tho
Loco Focos drummed up 1876 of theirs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
JAMES RIVER Aep KASAwHA COW.

ny called meeting II the Stockholders fine lame
RIVER and kanawha Company viii he held A. Tie ono. ~
ne Company ats clock = VI. Of ts day Puf ru,i A,
tendance b. respectfully requested By mo Prcsideut
ma u w CHIITENDEN, scc'y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
EREDERICK
CHARLOTTE.

Byrd and Wood, ~ reelected. We have no
seen a statement of the polls.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
MATTHEW'S
Sou.

Roy returned. lie would have been elected by
large majority, if the Wings oil Middlesex had
generally known he was candidate
FLUvASHA, 18th April, Is4I.
MIR Editor,-l give you below the result of the
election IN the county. The Democrats made
strong effort to elect their strongest man, Col
Bo"les' but it would not do Our old and we'll
tried friend Col. Payne, beat him more than two to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
CUMBERLAND, April 29l

Mr. Editor,-The trial !, over; Irving is elected bv
20 or 80 votes I once in tho day thought the cleo.
ton doubtful. owing to tho lies circulated bv tb,,
hoard Of rsscally Locos tina. nfest this happv land
wish you could have heard his address IN ,bs ,.o.
pie at our las, Court II vas proclaimed. by IN,
Oldest and most talented men Of our eoun,v - +.
the best ever dc livered by a county delegate. You
know we once had Daniel to reprsvpty,
Your friend.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02

hNN 20 respectfully inform The gentlemen 81 Rich.
~, ani vicinity Inst they have uu received from
d., lurer supply Objectionable Clothing Of the
b,o,n ~ VOC iiinf Paniaoons from styles Of Gam
wTet IN tsu Drilhnes, French elastic Cashmere single
usu,l 10, Ne - all NJ witch will be- sold AZ Their
Exchange Hotel. 'o''''eh'h street, opposite ihe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02

The Whole number Of votes polled las, year was
1907; this year 1913; showing falling OF Of ia
votcs!li
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
HoYT & cos OFFICE.
III 2s-ssro.

e above przo was sold 20 gentleman on FRIDAY AMI
Win pau when he presents The Ticket n the eaac.t
matter n The world for svery body have plenty of mo
cts, and you gefu
no = Iouery draws A. the Exchange his evening
1'Np a1ia-now let's see who will get that buy y0ut
Ickes of H0yt 60 before half past o. i,r M ,
fine We make a return Of T,rk efr 49,. '1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
VOTE IN PRINCE GEopcp

GREENSVlLLE.
SENATE.
T. T. scott, CLoco) l5l-No opposition.
HOUSE or DELEGATES
Tho's F. Jones, C.oco) ZIG
b. r. Wilson, O.oco) "a
Jones' majority %
Wilson was the regular caucus candidate Of the
Locos. wv
FROM The Charlesiown Free Pre-s-Eatra, April q
JEFFERSON.
The following is the result Of the Jefferson
Election al the close Of the poils
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
WM. ". WATSON.
COMMISSIONER IN BANKRUPTCY.

Commissioner for the Hustines Court
Gan be ouni NJ tho Ohce 81 Mcssfs o. Aoder.,, 70
49, near shoctoe Warehouse.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02

NELSON.

Mr. Ediior,-I suppose that the erest int rest that
you feel in tho result ofour elections will be- sufE-
Gent apology for my addressing you. Our little
county has done we'll In Nelson, tbs vote is:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02

Majority "a
~ Amherst Court House, Powell 80 ahead.
AZ Walters Mill, Brown IS.
This election doubtful.
Buckingham against US by SO m,jority.
YouTs, truly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02

The unfinished business Of the LATE firm, o., God. i.
fyion vi" bc attended 10 by James Seldom A Jane.
hpts"n Attorneys az Law who have associated them.
st'es ia Practice, underline style u seldom & Morson ~
anSni hc superior aud Inferior Courts held in the CIV
Courts ~ thc County Of Caroline
"ei once - hat heretofore occupied by CooIc& sei
ION, over the store Of BeersA Poinde rfrr n.rfv 49,
posite The BoilTlvern, Main street; RichinonI ~
ma div c2aWBw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02

COTTOS YARN AND COTTON
- 4tN lbs Cotton Yam, mostly No fs and Moss
% square, bsics Cotton, just received f1r ssIr
ma = \ q WINSTON
ANOTHER FRESH LOT OF NEW Ann
DESIRABLE BONNRTS.
WE are ibis Day IN receipt Of Bjunefr Of eycry ,yt.
w ana pattern: Modena's Florence Braid 5rty -
prus and Tissue Bonnss; sprgr and Bonnef r,yr ~
mag LONDONS, WiLt1NGHAM a DREWRv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
LAW NOTICE.
April 18Th, lSi2.

IHs co-fauneIshp heretofore snbsstinr between C,o
w Good a james seldom. IN the practice of t,.
Lh" 'sihis DAY dissolved by mutual consent ~ '''
GEORGE W COODE
80, ,-, JAMES A. seldom
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-02
SPRING DRY GOODS.
DENTAI. rIIKl.IiHY-

w ADSWOHTH, TURNER a. co. have con
hand' large and gene raj NJ Of spring Drv
eoohs AZ reduced prices They will continue 10 receive
throughout the season. by cverv arrival mi ~