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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
TO THE RELIGIOUS PORTION OF
THE WHIGPARTY.


A movementi is now being made, brethern,
by the political men Of the Wing party, that
ought 10 meet with your decided disapproba>
ton at The onset Songs and Revelry, Mirth
and Rowdyism, Profanity and lmpey are
brought to bear, all Of sudden, upon US. The
people have, unit, within two weeks past, been
comparatively calm. Cool and diSpassionate
Judgment peIvaded the public mind, and the ef-
fects of that calm were 10 be seen IN The multi
tudes of all creeds politics, who were enlistr
ing under the banner ofOne who is mightier
than the Kings and Princes Of the earth. In
deed, such was the happy impression made up
on the minds Of meny good men, that il was
cited TO as the haibinger Of The Mileunial Day
of Glory, But, alas! this happy influence upon
the public mind, appears 10 be 10 a fair way,
not only TO have blight caet upon it, but in
some degree, for time at least suspended
Shall this be so, brelherha Will you tolerate
the madness of party, by thus lending your
self TO ito wicked deviceS9 you do, an aw-
ful responsibility will rest upon you. Think
moi that your brethern in the Churches, who
differ with you politically can set by fdly and
see you lend your Countenauce and support 10
. IIlGS6 uUROuIy VI pdIlJs ~ VIII
moi be sGficIentfor you TO cay that you do not
approve ofthis political movement or that 1t
illnot do foryou TO say that you do moi attend
these song singing meetings. No, this will
not excuse YOU before God OF at tie bar OF
your own conscience. TO viudcate correct
morsls---lhe purity the churches, and the
christian character, you must vote against the
candidates these menprsgent for your support.
This is the only efficient way OfpuaiDg down
The periodical return Of this wicked, upgodly
and Immoral way Of sgtatiDg the political
world 1t will mol do to cay y'thsi This 10 an ex-
IRENE case--or that we will do evil that good
may grow out ofiI--iflhi ground be taken,
party recklessness and ingenuity will always
have special case in every contest by which
10 excuse ITSELF
Btethern, think Of this matter, and pray a.
bout il, and may the spirit Of good direct you
10 the way you shoudaCt. r v,jF
AUeUsT 20, 1912 i.5'H |''
TRAroRs AND FALsEHooD. The Address
oft6e tihiors says: %f4E %S
We demonstrated against holding an cStrG
session; there was no necessity for IL: The busi-
ness could be done at The regular session
pe so spoke WE so ACTED"
This fasehood is easily answered. The
Traitors knew they were msndacious wretch
es when they made the above assertions. The
Jonrnas Ofthe Senate and House give them
the HeI f" AiSF &E
MI BARTLwY ofFereda resolution in The
Senate Feb. IL. l642 for adjourning March
7b, and holding an extra session, as Con-
gress had not Fixed ratio Of representation,
on the 3OIh Of May. M t@S
Mr.. THoMAs (fe5. } moytdtO strike out the
30th Of May, and insert Juxe lS, lost l2tO
a. ri
The question then turning 90 agreeing 10
The resolution as reported back byMr. Bart
ley, thl ysss and nBys were demNnded and
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
Bank Failures !

10 one short year we have had to record the
failure Of the following hanks:
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08

Z Ware PRINcIPLEs Passing bankrupt law
for The benefit 81 Togues, and under preieuce
OrprolscIDe labor by biehtarif, legslaiing
~eallh INTO the pockets Of monopolies, and
leaving the common people at The tender mer-
cies The knAve on one hand, and the arisio-
cral on the oiher.- PIehean.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08

2 HEARING MEAsURE. The Democrats in IL
linois have fiued their cup Of glory 10 over
flowing. The majority for Judge Ford will
probably exceed EIGHT THOUSAND. The
Democrats will have majority, on join, BAL
To-, Of more than SIXTY. This 10 more
than was anticipated, and il speaks weIIfor the
Democracy Of the Prairie SlaIe'--one Of The
glorious seven which stood firm 10 l6A0.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08

81, having capitals of The amount Of $74, ,S20,-
552. and the returns Of capita no. complete.
Our Journal, The reader will recollect, wac
commenced in July, Al. 10 the Democratic
Review for June, we fad list different from
the above. and protesting TO give the nance Of
the Banks thai have failed since The fret Of
January, 1911. In tive find the names Of nine
banks in. Buffalo, and eleven bauks IN other
parts Of New York, twenty in al, not included
10 our list, having an aggregate Of capital Of
$29l3,000. And also, the Planters Bank Of
Columbus, Georgia; capital, $685., 600. This
will make the total Of failures among banks,
e6, or, IOS including branches; having an ag-
grega,e capital Of S76, ,269. .O52.
n we 60 back little hey yond the first ofJan.
uary. ls4I, we should have 10 add, for banks
and brauches-- q, .fs
So" q 10 Florida, 4,0000OO
And we know not how,many in Michigan and
the other states. sBul here alone, we have
total l54 bank faiIures, including branches,
and involving capital OF more than one hun
.dred million dollars, Yet, so great is the stOu-
lidity Of part Of our population, that they still
cliug to the paper money system as that alone
which can give wealth and prosperity 10 tho
county Gougs's Journal Of Banking. Oh
UPTo THR SCRATCH. The Wings OF Ten
nessce can't be coaxed up 10 the 'chalk.line;
they are afraid TO place the issue, between
Them and the Democratic members Of the leg
islanre, before The people for their approval or
condemnation. The Democrats, onlhe other
band, offer 10 leave the matter 10 their consit'
uenlS. A letter siguedb two Of the Demo-
cratic members is published the Nashville
Union, which says: 3 81 5tak9.
'The undersigned have in their possession,
the designations Of oil the Democratic membsfs
Of both Houses Of the Legislature, with in
siruclipns TO deliver the Same Ia the Gosernor
Of The State. whenever they are advised that
lherssgnAio6s Of the Wing members of both
Houses wdlbs delivered atihe same time
But'the Wigs WON'T trust hemselves be-
fore the peopless conscience makes cOwafdT
of hem. "a 3s s 4N
PAYtNe HER DEBr S. Msfplapd hssrecenlly
paid 100000, pat! ofa de6sofsl67, ,0OOs sdaas
byhsr.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08

PAYiNe HER DEsr. S. Msfblapd hasrecen0y
Pdd 100000, pat. of dsbsofsIe7, 0oO. Aaa9
BY her
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-07
NOTICE..

Those indebted TO the late firm Of
Collier & Mccormick are requested 10
call and settle Immediately, as longer
Indulgence Cannot be given TO those who
neglect this notice. Come and settle, ii
you cannot pay at this time, it will cost
you nothing to give your Note, and by
shat means settle off the oId score. This
istbe last time we shall Dun yOu in this
t0Gy
COLLIER & MCCORMICK.
Carrolton, Oct. 30, lS4l.
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lDISSQEUIPIOHSf,

THE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm OF Martin & Lrwsop, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
aud the books, papers, notes and accounts
ore left with d. T. Lawson and Jacob
CoVOdo Tor settlement.
NJ. MARTIN
D. T. LAWSON.
Wel!sviIIe, Nov. ~, l84l.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, BoOnetts,
BroomS, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses,
Spice, Raisins, Candles, Tobacco, Snuff
Cigars, Fish, Dye.stufIs, Paper, Glass
ware, Fire Irons, SIoIgh bells, Powder,
Caps, Sho., and LeqdJ Table, Pen,
And every other article usually kept
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-07
December IA, lS4l.
STRAY HORSES.

SENkN I BEDHANEJ'
TENAKEN up by the subscriber, living
n in Union township, Carroll county,
Ohio, on the 2lst day of August, lS4l,
us eslrays, one light sorrel HORSE. with
hight mano aud toiI, supposed to be three
years old. Also, at the Same time and
place, one dark brown MARE, with IA
star ir the forehead, supposed to be three
wears old. No other marks or brands
percoivable.
JOHN ELDER.
Nov. s, 1871.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Th So indebted to the estate oi Joseph
Workman, late Of Carroll county, teccas.
ed are required to make immediate pay.
menl to ;ho Undersigned Administrator;
aud those having claims against said
estate, ure requested to present them,
legally proven, for settlement, within one
year from this date.
LEWIS CRAWFORD,
Administrator.
December IA, lS4l
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

DNINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE 's hereby given to all those
knowing themselves indebted to the es.
tate oi James Taylor, late Of Harrison
township, arroII county, Ohio, deceased ,
to make immediate payment 10 the un,
derslgned administrators; and all those
having C aims against said estate, are
requ 'sled to present them, properly au.
thenticaled, for settlement, within one
yer from this dale.
LEONARD HERSH,
ISAAC LEWTQN,
Administrators.
November ~, 1871.
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DAVID WATT.

Carro'on, Nov l2, 1911.
Ohio Repository, Canton; and Wes
tern Herald, SteubenviIIe; will insert
the above TO the amount of ono dollar
each IL send their accounts to this Office
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SHERIFF'S SALE, UNDER
DECREE.
COMMON PLEAS.
David Alexander, !
US. 7. CL,,oo.,,
Samuel Mccullough g.
Sarah his vile.


Sarah his vile.
IN pursuance Of the commands Of a
decree made in this case by the
Court of Common Pleas OF Carroll coun
ty, Ohio, at their October Term, A. ID.
1871, will sell at public outcIy, at the
door Of the Court house in CNrroIlion in
said county, on Saturday, the 18th day
Of January, A. ID. lS42, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
P, NJ, of said day, the following dcscrib
ed real estate, viz: The South West
quarter of Section twenty ono in town.
ship sixteen (Rose) Of Range seven OF
the district OF Lands directed to he sold
at Steubenvile, OHIO, About 80 acres
of This land are cleared aud in culliva
lion-Therc are on the premises a large
and comfortable Dwelling house, Barn,
Spring house, large Orchard, &c. And,
being situate within ten miles Of the Ohio
Canal, the whole forms most desirable
property.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff, c. c. O.
SherB's Office, CGrroIItoa
December 18th, lS4l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-07

Having disposed of my interest in the
firm oi Martin g. Lawson, to Mr.. jacob
Covodc, of Pennsylvania, on retiring
from business | embrace the opportunity
OF returning my grateful thanks to our
numerous customers for their kindness
and tavors, and Ncud recommend their
favorable notice to my successors tn bu-
slneSs, Lawson s. Covode.
NJ. MARTIN.
Welsvlle, Nov 10, l84l
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THE undersigned having associated
themselves under the firm of La,Oson 81
dopode, for the purpose oI continuing
general Grocery, Produce, Forwarding
and Commission business, ia The house
occupied by Martin g. Lawson, where
by strict attention to business, they hope
10 secure a liberal patronage. Mer.
chants and Others are requested to call
d. r. LAWSON,
JACOB COVODE.
Wellsylllo, Nov II, lS4l
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lcI'S,

In CnrrolIlon, Carroll county, Ohio, at
the house formerly occupied by D. j.
LEVY, where he will be happy to re,
ceive his friends and the public gener.
ally lie hopes by strict attention and
moderate charges, 10 deserve, and re
ceivo, a generous share of tho public
patronage, at the White House on tie
hin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
A. GARRETT,C.
CoMMIssInNRR.s nrrrcr ,

CHAnLorTRsviLLE, January 9Th 1872
The Creditors Of tie estate ot Jesse JOpllng dec d. are
hereby notified, that Tuesday the 10 March 1872 AZ
Once IN the Town Il Charlottesville tall to
execute that part OF the foregoing decree which ro1rc
me e. make and report 10 the Court statement NJ
against the estate Of the said Jesse Joplnr decd Aud
IL pursuance Of Decree the said creditors are hereby
warncdto come In and prove their claims aud that unca
they 10 So before the said 18th March, ls2 The
the Court iilhcrealtcr decree ia bar thereof
"a l0-w9w T.. Il. WATSON NJ C.
\ rIIHGNiA-Atn Circuit Superior Court Of Law an !
Chanccry for the County Of Ionrico anG City OF Rich.
mond, on the Chanccry side held az the Can toll in tho
SUD City on Friday, April 2h l5il.-Hcnry Clarke and
VIM j. Clarke, cAcTH II John Clarke dec pfs against
John Stubbs, admir- of John Stubs dec the same John
rStubbF In bis own ri.ht, George uusns and Catherine
" hts wife William Wyatt aud Louisa & hs WIFE IIcr.
bert Stubs william Holmes, Randolph Stsbbs IT. and
John Ellis late sheriff NJ tho county Of IIcnrco and Id
such Administrator Of Francis Nelson decd fee man of
color, dcfts
Thscause came on this day be aran heard on the pa.
pers formerly read and he report Of Commissioner shore
IVA 70 pursuant 20 the order the 4f ay Of November
l3l, anu was argued by counscl On he
o. The court doth Iccommt The said report the Commits.
s'ner who made H. with Instructions 10 and re-.
port he value u the real estate descended devised
the defendants John stuhhs George 1skus Cae rnc
lbs wife, William GWyau and Louisa hs wife, ant Herbert
rtubbs, as heirs or dcvisees Of John Suhbs decreased
With any maiicra speedily stated dccci pertinent by
himself or which may be required by hc piftcsto DC 30
slated copy. Tcsfe,
WIN G.. sANDS Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
XTIRGINrA:-NtnCIrcnl

NIhGtSiA:-At a Circuit SUPERIOR Conn
ani 'hancery for the County Of IIcnrieo an,
OF klehmoni, ON the Chancory side, held ~ III
IN the said city, ON Thur SHAY, January ~, ISI9.-
Il. Bate, Peyton Mason and Joseph j. w Co,
mrs, under the hrm OF Mason a Cooke, an,
Meade, p,iIs against Edward II Baisscau, In his
AMI as administrator Of Daniel BoisSeau decd
Boisscau, and other dcns.
onmotion Of the defendant, Peter BoIsseau,
SCI ani n asons appearing 20 the court: II l.
That Ia licth, the borrower ofthe sum Of scvou
six hundred and thirty nine dollars aud ssvc
ecnis' Ieui 10 him by the commissioners appoint
l.'c'io. Woiy dcclcc pronounced in this cause -
uaS oi hpti, one thousand eight hundred and til
To vii: The sum Of Eve thousand three hundred
seven dcl'aTs' on the nineteenth day OF April on
eight hundfei and thriy.sevcn, and the suns OF
sand Two huudt ell aud seventy.two dollars and =
ven cents on the thirteenth day ef Nav one tbou,
muhnieu anu thiIiy'seven, 10 deposte in the Ia
glna u the credit OF this cause suhiec tn the fui
81 tie eourt, the two sums Of principal money
with all interest that has or may acciuc thcroo.
Nciy, un'il deposited, within Two months fron
putllcauon 81 tbs order, and file with The Gle
count certificate Of such deposit, hut as IL h
10y the counsel Of the defendant. Peter H. Roi,
inc sa'd John iicih Is, at this time, not in this
wealth, it's further ordered by the court, that
This order be published once a week for Two IN
ccssivcly, IN one Of the newspapers printed in B.
Richmond and HAT the surcties Of the said join
hts bonds gwen Tor the repayment OF the sums
Aforesaid, with all interest that has or may acc-u.
bcAeIsonaily served with copy Of this order ,
days from this date, andif the said John IIeih al
tutciics shall fail 10 deposit the prime ipai money
res, Aforesaid la the said Bank, as herein befoI
within two months from the first publication Of Z
ihcnihc court doth further order. that the ga.
sioncrs, VIZ: Holden Rhodes and samuel Tay
hereby appointed commissioners for that pure
quile tie trustees appointed by the deeds OF Tia
by the payment Of the sums Of money aforesaid
rest as Aforesaid, is occurred 10 advertise and 4,
estate thereby conveyed, aud out OF the pToccet
the amount of pTincipilmoncy aud interest afor,
deposited In the said Bank rs atorc said, which "a
recicd 10 be male for cash rs 10 tic extent Of
commissions and the principal and interest Of the
and upon such credits as IN the residue rs the
respectively, Ia the said deeds OF trust, may 70
IN default Of any other order from thcm, upon
one and two years equal insialmcuts, secure
with good security, aud by retaining the utlci
purchase money is fully paid.
A cOuy. Iesfc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
% HEUMATIsN Am GoTT-I=--

X hE N AIlsM AND GOUT.-The Indian We
seiahie Pus are mos extraordinary ruc i.itr fr
~ cure OF Rheumatism AMI Gcut because ~ no; mis-
tne stomach and bowels OF those morbid huuore
WHICH II taken into the circulation ans hro,rn r 49,,
sn2Iane And muscle the Of above painful
on tey excite the absorbent vessels 10 "a = nm
thai which Is already deposited; therefore, are abs
certain 10 make perfect cure Of rheumatism sat t;o
sage = cent box OF SAID Indian Vegetable Pills Mi
vuan s.vc The most astonishing relief perseverance
according 10 directions, vii be certain 10 drive min Of
every description fromthc tofy. '
The Indian Vegetable Pills a - aid and i-,,,ovc s
-on anl purity the blood ami therefore give hc.l ami
NgyT 10 The whole frame, well a. DIVE p.in az w. g.
ccrtILun fronlthe body. -'' 49,
ale ~ ~ r,,.ts ist,,i,t. 'oI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
ja2l WOW poINDrx1
LIRGINIA.-Ai a Court mold Ior Amcli, cnun,

NlRGlNlA;-At Court held Tor Amelia count,
v December. lsil:-Bassingam H. Johnson a
hls wife, iormcrlv Maria T.. Cousins, plifs; az
Eahcih Cousins, ADMINISTRATIVE, with the will an
John Z. Cousins, doc'd. Asa Mann. and Martha H.
John Oliver, and Elizabeth his wife, Roheu
ana John w Cousins, BY his guardian al !ifeia
The defendant. Robert Cousins, not having cfI
appearance and given security according 10 Tie Al
Hcinhy and the Rules OF This Court; and tt ann
satisfactory evidence that he is not AN inhaliita
n@uniry; 10 ordered, that he appear here on
lMursiay ~ March neat. and answer the Hill Of
uhsi and that n copy Of this order be forthwith
W some newspaper rTintct IN tho City Of Ricl
Town oi Petersburg, once week for two month
SiEely, and posted at the front door Of the Conr|
this county. Copy-Tegte
ia g2-wyg' 4 a. I'M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
SPLENDID CTfITAR.

"a Ran iolph & Co.'s Book and stationary store.
n viii be found the splendid Guitar both in tono
~ hnsn ihn h.s ever been seen In city. It is one
OF rchmllu & Mauls celebrated make, new style
hso, Nions Flutes Flies, Accoriians Cllr1pcta RIA.
gioeis Pianos, Guitars Music Music Paper and BOO ka
frccpgrs, Violin and Guitar strings Singing R1okf Mn.
sic Portfolios. and all other articles appcrianng 10 Music
IL(-bookbinding IN all is variety.
ie@ w RANDOLPH g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10

UIRGiNIAt Attitudes held in the Clerk'rI
v tho titcmt superior Court Of Law and rha'
Rockingham County. on MONDAY, the 81 day ~
1872; Mary Sanders, Eoht X Hooker and Mary
wife who was formerly Hooper, James T. TO, M
Hooper, Tho's D. I0opor, Elizabeth Hooper, thc 4
T., Ann ", Tho'7 u and Elizabeth being infants.
saul Robert x Hooker, their next nicrd, pltfs n
Morris IN his own fIL'f, mud 81 Adminiftrmor|
Morris, dcc'i, Snmucl Morris. Nathaniel Morris
naNtcr and Martha hiH wifc, Henry W Holland
hiswiic, frances Smith. Gooiridcc flanders, 81
and Alec Die wife, formerly saundcrs, dcts.-
rfrV.
Tho attendants, Edward BaxtcT and Marhf
Henry w Holland aud Faily his wife, ---- rfirf
his wiie, not hsving entered thciT appearance a.
curly according 90 tho Act u Assembly aud
ol tIin Court, aud if appearing, hy g1uHffcf0TY
that they aro not uhabfanfa ~ this Country
I.tOd, that the fHid absent defendants do nruf
The first dty Of April Term ncNt, aud answer
The plaintiff; and lint n copy 81 tliie order lt
Inserted ~ some nov. rnTCr published iu n
Richmond. for two months sucC sEivcly, and 10
A copy. Tcsfc,
Ia ~ w9g u. ELDR1DCE, e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
iasl wo~ n EiDRrDcE, e.

IlLAtk IEAr, superior qualify. in naprrs
ID gUNPOW DER TEA, fnc anI e.fr, mo
lOAf SUGARS, N lowest prirra
HhtON MiDDIiNgs, IN rrime order
ALMONDS. tyica SIT Shell
luNnON PORTER. quarts
hh bbiHh WINE in rirnf rnnkr=frr nnle
DAVENPORT a All
~ nv Corner of ~ and tffii
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10

NJ the Old Stand of Samuel putnC
DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUf
hNlNi purcharcd TIC entire stock ~ aai
WV continue ip Keep themselves supplied =
llu'hi in cNcfy way suited Ia The tradr % thC
country dealers. ~ which they invite fic aticntf
",ui alhthe inrmcr cuaiofucrg ~ Nr fmnoy
Mieniug io mako their purchases EXCLUSIVE
.Nun'7 iur ash, They aro prepared ~ soil ON
'lw't nnI i1 give such attention fo the intcrct
cTl ~ will secure and mt fit public patronasc.
have sold my enf.rc sfockto =. T. Watkins
i1kc pleasure in recommending them ~ ny ~
cifb merf, assured, from actual tnuwledg'
m''tH, That au 1egprimcnt will always he Kept
tho wants Of al SAMUEL "
W. ", B-Porspns having business with W
N AZ late etend, Tor the present,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
LANCASTER, DENNY & co.
Commission Mgpcuay1s

LANCASTER, DENNY & co.
Commission MERCHANTS,
Oncr for eae, in storc, on rccomnod. ting torme
ONO ilIlDs strictly primo huskspas sugars
NOO 100 10 fair New Orleans do
60 hhd4 - CroiH aud Porto Rico N,
~ boxes and ltie lev YORK patent. anf phil1ief.
ph' double md finglc loaf and powdered ant
crushed sugars
90 bags RIO. old lava mil ~ Domingo Coffee
In hhfs and trrroa W NUirnaea
IN hhlf New Orleans do
1000 lbs Bacon pfu pumc eticH
Luna. (Cognio brandy. tau imrouci via
Xlur rHFkn '""
so 6rKcg mould Candles
10 d. Soap
2u aoks Isnrucioc Almonds
~ btrrH NaIHn1
. Iaics M7rran Mos
casks wiufrr strained lamp OH
Will largo ani complete asufurut OF Spring Iff Cot
ton Yarns 90 well known Tor floir qualify.
ALSO,
Old London Particular 3. rsia udotcr Madeira Wine.
Of our own Importation Champagne aud Carct AMI hoe
Wines.
And have a1o,i, daily expected,
M0hhia hrakapas aud New urtaus Sugars
80 bbls 10 do M1lsssos
n ~ w
ELouR-Fam'y sui Ezra suPeftac Flour fer s.le.
"V RM BURTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10

a L Rulcs held In the Clerks Office Of the Gre
- nor Count Of Law and Chanccry fot t'h|
npHuny, on inc ON day II November, in the 81
Pleasant PaItn AMI James VI Jack son partncrs
hrm OF Partin q Jackson, pitts against Charles n
Co q Hiram Harris, deits.-ln ChdneeTV on L
Attachment. ~ w
This day came tho plaintiffs AMI filed their bl
ici"ndauiS Charles Escuwien & COMPANY m
c1tcred theT appearance and given security ert
the act OF assembly and the rules Of this court
pearing 10y satis acioTy evidence that they are n
tanis 81 this Commonwealth: IL H. ordered mai
u'icnuAnts 10 appear hero on tie first day Of M
next ani answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF; ami all
OF ms order be foIthwih inserted in some "A
pnblshcd Ia the city Richmond, foT tvo month
this county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
Z AIDES WHITE ixID GLOVES, FOR

DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS.
- .. RICHARDS & co. have just very choice
- ". D double ant single barrel Guns 70 winch they
i.' tr af"u1u nl country merchants an others
a- % 0urch4s- beng determined 20 sell cheap % will be
Zoo t.. ntcrsst u cil aud hem-ai the gu NJ the
$3.50. III ,.Tcct ~t0rkoe Hill ia3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10

Ia Tic OniIei states Court Tie EEsIeIn -IT,, =, -
.. - gult February l2ih lSi2- go
SAMUEL CRANE and JAS + NEW. Of tbe C;,v ~ Dt-,.
- nOn having hles petition praying that tLcv ma.
declared Bankrups: IL - oTieTcd, that all persons %
ns u he creditors of he said Samuel Crane and J,tnc r
New show cause 10 the Count the 23i iay OF Ns,rI
next, Why tc said Samuel Crane and lanes + NJ 49,
not declared BlnSrups pursuant act OF Con~rees
That behalf; and ta copy % this order hc pubsbc,l
Ia the newspapers according the I'D and pan Tnlss ~
court. A copy. Te-fc, " ''''es VI
fe 10 w5w HENRY GIBSON. Cpk