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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
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au ~
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

In the United states Court Tor the Eastern District OF
Virginia, september Sth, lsi2:
TOHN II. MCKENZIE a THOMAS g MekENLE, part
J ners under the firm and style oil II q Nc kenzc,
OF the city Of Richmond having filed petition that
they be declared bankrups; u Is ordered that al
persons claiming TO nc creditors OF the said II & Nc
Kenzc show cause the Court, the l2h day OF No
ycmber nc IT. why the said II a 4 & Mckenzie be not
declared bankrps pursuant the Of Congress In that
behalf and that copy this order be published in the
according the 2d and Gath rules OF Court
40 10 w5w wy HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

In United ctatcs Court Tor Inc EastcIu DsulcI OF
Virginia 18th August, 1872:
In the matter of Bankruptcy OF
TOIIN w GLENN, Of the county OF Halifax, In the
j Eastern Virginia District The said John w Glenn who
las been bankrupt by this Court having filed
petition praying for his discharge; IL Is ordered, That
notice thereof be published in newspaper printed In
the city Richmond seventy days least before the 2h
day q November neSt, when heaTu. will be had on the
said petition, the City Hall In the city Of Richmond and
all creditors who have proved their debts, and other per-
interest appear the said time and place and
show cause any they have why the prayer OF the said
petitioner should not be granted.
Copy-Tcste,
aug wllw HENRY GIBSON, elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

NIRGINIA-At Rules held tn the Clerks Office Of Tie
superior Court OF Chancory, for the Richmond Cir.
cult, the Let day ofAugust, 1872:
William ID Wren, administrator OF Robert Dou,has,
deceased, PlI
Against
VIM Ruflin and Mary $ HE wife, Walter NJ Shelton, WIN
II Suction wilson Price, and other Deftn.
The defendants above named, having entered their
appearance, and given security according to the ACT
assembly and the rules Of this court, and appearing
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth u Is ordered, That the said de.
PENDANTS do appear AZ the rules TO be held the Monday in
November neat, AMI the bill of the plaintiff; and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted In some
newspaper published In the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the Of Tie
Capitol la the said city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

In the United states Court oT the Eastern District Of Nr
GINS, iih August. 1872:
In the matter OF bankruptcy of
SAMuEL VI. & SAMUEL II yANNEY, Of tc county
- Of Prince William, the Eastern Virginia District.
The said samuel NJ s. samuel II Ianney who have been
decreed bankrupis by tits court having flied their peu
praying for their discharge Il Is ordered that
thereof be published in newspaper printed IN the city
OF Richmond seventy days at least before the 2h day
November neKt, when a hearing will be had the said
petition the City Hall IN the City Of Richmond and all
creditors who have proved their debts and Other persons
interest may appear the said time and place and
show II any they have, why the prayer u tile said
petitioners should not be granted
copy-Teste,
au wllw HENRY GIBSON Ok.
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IT w. RANDOLPH q Co. Rlehnaond, have
:. ior ssis the following cahois posts; -
DsvOai CHRISTIAN athe faith af Christ fro.n
the wrttten word: Rev q Hay
Catholic Christian. In the Ccrcmones Ae of
the Church; by Rev DIR Challoner
faeuea Reflections or every lay IN the year By Rev
insruetions In the Ceremonies &C. Of the Mass from
he Frcnehof Coehen
Comparative View OF the grounds Of the Catholic and
Memoirs Of Christian LIE by Rev = Lewis Dc Ora.
saeramenis Explained: Nv Rev DIR Hornihoid with Kin.
Henry the EFh,hs Defence OF the Seven saeramenis,
against Martin Luther
Instructions for First Communion
Think well ont; Reflections on the Christian Religion
BY Rev DIR Challoner
Catholic Manual, containing Prayers and Devotional
Exposition OF Catholic Doctrines by Bossuet with
notes, by Rev Fleishcr
Manoal. solhluos Me,iaions, Confessions, and Life
Sunday Monitor Reductions the Gospel; ny Rev
CALI zin's Defence Of Catholic Principles
Following OF Christ BY Thom's A kempls
key OF Paradise opening the gates TO eternal salvation
Garden Of the Soul or Manuaof Spiritual exercises
ucrley or the day W y spent ,
ursanc Manual a collection OF Prayers, Spiritual
exercises. &c by RcvJ Power
Once OF the Holy Week according 70 the Roman Mssa
and Brcviary, In latin aud English
Flowers OF Pcty selected nom approved sources and
adapted for generaluso
Soul united TO Jesus or Dcvout Methods Of Hearing
Mass
Christians Guide to Heaven
Introduction to Dcyout Life from the French OF 81
Spiritual Retreat with Medi,a,ions Tor Christians
. Piey Excmpticd with Familiar Reflections Tor Youth
Imitation OF the Blessed Virgin
shcu Catholic Caechsn
nf- Bockbndcry In every variety.
Orders for Books stationery. Music rnd Fancy Goods
VIII meet with prompt attention, u addressed TO
W RANDOLPH a co,
M.su ns-t..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

NICE new VAnLY PLogF 2. s,Is y,
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NIHGINIA-At rules held IN nc Clerks once
" ~ The Superior Couu ~ Chanccfy, for the hfnnud
Circuit, the 9Th day Of September, 1912
Inc james Rver kanawha company, Pitts.
Against
William Harris and other DeC~
Tho defendant named not having epterc.i ~
appearance and given security according IN H. - w
agscinby and The rules ~ This COURT AMI apps,res -
satisfactory eyic GO that No iqnot nhadisnt nj M,
Commonwealth II sordcTci, TINT the e,id h,s
sppear ~ the rules 70 be held On Inc Gr MONDAY nv De-
- Wy "sI INC nll Of The rauffs and hat
pslei pnhshed IN TIC city ~ Richmond Tor Two bon,b
% an1 pos'edal The front door Of he Cspoi in
.,to N. ACopy-Teae,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

IN the Uned Staes COur the Eaf0Tn Hslflct OF WI
GINA, 9Th August. 1872.
In the matter OF Bankruptcy of
CAMuEL H. JANNEY, Of the county OF Prince Willi,m,
- in the Eastern Virginia District The said Samuel H..
Janney, who has been decreeda Bankrupt by this Count,
having filed petition PRAYING for his discharge II is
ordered that notice thereof be published In newspaper
printed In the city of Richmond seventy days least
before the l2 day OF November next when hearing Will
be had on the said petition AZ the City Hall ia the city OF
Richmond, snd all creditors who have proved their debts
persons in interest may appear the said time
and place, and show cause, II any they have, why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should be granted
ACopy-Teste
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

In the United states Court for the District OF Viz,
gnis, ith August 1872:
In the matter OF Bankruptcy Of
CAMuEL NJ. JANNEY, OF the county Of Loudoun, In
= the Eastern Virginia District. The SAIL Samuel NJ
JanneY, has been jccIeed Bankrupt by tits Court
having fled petition praying Tot hs discharge: Il h
ordered, that notice thereof he published IN newspa
printed the City Of Richmond 10 days At least before
the h OF November next, when hearing Will be had on
the said petition the City Hall City Of Richmond
and all creditors who have proved their debts and otei
persons in appear the said time and place
and slow cause any they have why the prayer Of the
said petitioner should not be granted.
ACOpy-Testc, - -
All wllw HENRY GIBSON, Clk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

NlkGiNlA-At Circuit Superior Count OF Law and
Chsncery for the County OF cnreo anil City Of ch.
mond held al the Capitol In aid city Wednesday, Feb
9Th, ISIS:
John Lyle, Jr., and Elizabeth his WIFE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

UlKGINIA.-At rules held IN the Clerks Office OF
the superior Court OF Chancery ior the Riehmond Cir.
cult the hrst day OF August, 1872:
stocker, Pine "
against
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

VIRGIN1A.-At Rules held In the Clerks Office
the rupe rior Court Of Chsncery for the Richmond c.
Gull, a. q 9th day Of July, 1872;
Alpheus Hyatt and Alexander N stump, merchants a.
partners Ia trade under the finn Of lily ait slump
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
,.s-w,,w Ao0ry-r'''Sis NRy GIBSON, elk.

In the United states the Eastern District OF vr'
ginia, September Sh, lsi2
IOEN II. MCKENZIE, Of the city OF Riehmsnd, having
u lcda petition praying that he may be declared bank
rrt II is ordered all persons claiming TO DC creditors
Of the said JOHN II Mekenziclshow cause TO the court
the l2ih day OF November next, why the said John
IN Mckenzie be not declared bankrupt pursuant to the
Congress In that behalf and that cory OF this or
der be published in thenewspapeis according 10 the III
and sith rules OF court.
q. In ..s.r HENRY GIBSON Cpk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

kichmono, ION August, 1911.
The parties concerned, ate hereby notified thar have
appointed tho Eth cay OF October next by l0o'olock a.
NJ. TOR their attendance my orcc In the City o Rich
nond with their accounts for settlement and the evidence
necessary TO enable perform the duties required 10y
the foregoing decree.
~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

CLASSlCS-LEIPSlC EDITIONS.
L w RANDOLPH q CO, Main Street, Richmond,
have In store invoice OF Greek Latin and German
books imported direct from LeipSic, Germany, witch
they will sell reasonable terms TO academies Schools
Teachers andothcrs The following Is a list:
Dtodorus sloulus, 6 vols Thueydtes, and } vols
Euripidcs, and vols Seneca
lIctodoius, and3 vols lacitus
Pindar Nirrl
Plato, $ vols IiomcIs Had and Odyssey
Folyhius, ivols \cnophoa's Anabasis and
Puiarch, 9yos Memorabilia
Sophoclcs kIis;ophanes, J vols
Horace Quineiilian, vols
Ivy, vols Plau;us, vols
Cicerc's Works Cesar
Lucrctus Juvenal
Hippoeraies' Aphorisms Caiulus, Tbuius and Pro.
StTabo, vols pcrtius vol
MoySes viaor by Anthony Miller Jesuist-Prnted in
1889, and dedicated TO Cardinal Rehclieu
copy OF nerototus, tn vol, folio, with Latin
Translation and marginal notcs-Sescns' celebrated e,i
ton OF 1872 price Q 10, worth $50
Also, TRANSACTIONS of most OF the above works.
sporsehiels German and English Dictionary, vols Syo
calf binding
sporschels and Boetiger's Pocket German Dictionary
BOokhndiug in every variety OF style
Foreign Books, ordered for a small commission.
To- Orders for Books, stationery, Music, Pianos and
Fancy Goods viii meet with prompt attention. II addressed
TO ] w RANDOLPH q co,
Rirl
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BAN KRUPr MOTTO Es.

Ia the United se.coar tor the Eastern District Of vir
Einia. AL september, lst2s
In the matter OF bankruptcy OF
WILLIAM A. fRANsER. OF the county Of Camber
w land. ia the Eastern Virginia Distncl The sati
William A. frayser, Who has been decreed bankrupt by
this Conr. having died petition praying ior his discharge
h ~ Ordered that notce thereof be publish ed In news-
paper printed in the Cry of Richmond seventy days NJ
iea before the 9th day of January neat when hearing
Will be had the SAID peton al the unei states Court
Room the City Of Richmond and all CREDITORS who have
their debts, and other persons In incrs - may az
pear the sid Time and place, and chow sny they
have why the prayer OF the said petitioner should not be
granted. copy. 1cstc. - -
sea wliw HENRY GIBSON, Clk:
In the Cned States Court the Eastern District OF VIZ
ginia. september %, 1872
In the matter OF Bankruptcy OF
A LExANDER NJ. FAuLCONER. OF the county OF Am.
n herst, in the Eastern Virginia District The said
xantler NJ Faulconer who has been decrccd Bank.
rupt by this Court fled petition praying for his
is ordered that notice thereof be published
in newspaper printed n the City OF Richmond seventy
ays al lest before the 9th day OF January neat when
hearing be had the said petition, the unlted states
Cont In the City 81 Richmond, and all creditors
who proved their debts aud other n
may appear the said time and place, AMI show cause
they have, why the Of the said petitioner should
not be granted
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

NiRGINtA.-M Rules held In tue Clerks Office of
the superior Courtoi ChanceTy for the Richmond Cir
cult the first day OF August, 1872:
Bernardo Carter, PHI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
.u1e WOW A'0''' i''''' WIN G SANDS c C..

IN CHANCERY-V frFihid-At Rules heldin thc q ,IE,s
Office Of the Circuit superior Court Of Law aud Chnp.
Gerry for tic county Of James City Snd the City Of Wi.
ainsburs' at The Courthouse. In the said City. from The
sixth TO the eleventh day Of June, Inclusive In The wear
one thousand eight hundred and forty two.
BENJAMIN woes, assignee Of samuel Woles, John u
Green, Hollis lIurmoylc trading under tho hrm and
style OF Wcllcs Go. PHI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
CO Rr orr Il n 3.

UiuoJNfA.--At Ruies held IA the Clerks once Of
the superior Court for the Richmond Cir,
cub. the hrst day OF August, lSis
Robert smith, PHI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

HAMS, SHOULDERS AND SIDES.
30 CASKS small size clear sides
IA - DO do 90 Shoulders
~ bDls 10 DO Hams-Jus; received on con-
Segment, for sale.
aus JIG WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

Rochester, May 4ih, 1893.
For sale by A. q. STEVENS.
li-cl2f Lll2tn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-08
Gov. Hubbard'S Letter.

\ We have not room for this long docuncn,
IN this number, were It never so important
which does not happen 10 be the case. jus
now. II is longer than Gov. Cleavcland's
and Is Of the same kldney-gocs over ih,
ole ground about the sovereignty of the pro
pie, und the oit.told ialschood that mnjorii,
Of The people had adopted the Constitution
under which Dorr was elected The follow.
\ ing are lis essential parts -
The acts which he did while Governor
were not IN v'nainn of any existing law ~
iorcc, aud ~ no constitutional sense can he
be considered as fugitive from justice II
has been well said that a law winch pun.
lshes citizen Tor an innocent action, or ~
other words for an act which. when done, was
III violation of no existing law. Is contrary to
the grea, prInlples of the social compact aud
cannot b. considered M rghlful exercise
ot legislative auIhuriy' The tact Iha, Gov
ernor Dorr was prevented Ivy circumstances
beyond his CONTROL from continuing to rxer
else the functions oi his office cannot change
his relation To the people of that State, or
make those acts criminal which were inno.
cent aud rlghliul NJ the time. cannot, ful
the reasons assigned, comply with your re
quest.
II may, however, be- said that in complyinr
with the second section of the fourth Ar.
ticlc OF The Constitution of The United States,
a GOvornor oi any state, ON whom a rcquIsI.
ton may be- made. Is only 10 inquire who l.
The hcfng GOueyn0r Of the slate making such
rrqnNilI"n. THIS position Is unsound. ln
such case the muSt notorious usurprr whu
should happen to get the control tor time oi
any state, pust be recognized hy the Cover
nors of other states. and thus they mi.hl be
come instruments 10 aid ~ executing his
vengeance against those who have dared To
oppuse his usurpnlinn, aud who have fed
from the sinte for safety. ] nm aware that
among independent powers, u guyefnmrni
'dt Idcio' ~ recognized as representing ihr
nation ior The tune hrIng. THIS priucIpl"
rests on The necessity of the cnsc aud un IT,.
ground that one natIun has nn right To- decide
whether the government of another u law
inl or not. But ~ my npinlnn.n different rul,
must apply To The states which are pn't al
one confederate republic. The eninc ihrut,
of our system rests on tho principle thai ali
authority is IN be rightLl and d,ryed from
The peoplc--tbo acknow lodged source Of NIL
r"lnIesl power Apy'prrtendcd Gvvernmen,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-08
ANOTHER RETAINED BILL.

Il BESIDES the bull To repeal the provis,
IN the Land Distribution Act, the Pnrsi
DENT of the United States withheld b,
signature from the hill which passed
Congress prescribing the mode ol TAX lnr
evidence m cases Of Contested Elections
Nor did he return it, but KEEP, it in hl,
hands. BY this retention of IL the bill /.
! rejected. Such retention is in effect n
/ Veto, without givlng tn the two Houses
Of Congress the opportunity ofre. passing
the bill a mode oI defeating the will at
he People, as expressed through their
Representatives, even more exccptiona-
bile than the simple Veto.
We can imagine no bill, likely 10 PASS
Congress, which the President could
have vetoed with less proprie,y than this
~ there be any one matter with which
me Executive ought not 10 interfere,
surely II Is the organization of the l.uis-
lative bodies, and the precautions deem
ed necessary by them to secure 10 mem
brrs elect the exercise of their rights. To-
preserve order and dignity in the opening
"i each Congress, and TO exclude from
claim Ia occupy them. To any bill
having such objects in view his sigma
ture ought to be considered as mer.
iormaliiy.
Or the necessity Of such precautions
we had sullirient evidence IN The case
of The New Jersy election, three wears
ago, when the members legally returned
were excluded from their seats, and sur
repii,lous members voted in, contrary ;uI
law, by majority created by the ex-
cluslon Of the rightlul members. For
our part, we desire To see no more such
scenes; and we trust that, though this
bill has been defeated, those members of
the House of Representatives who are
opposed To any such proceedings will not
suffer the very first day Of the next ses |
son "t Congress To pass without original
my anew II bill to guard ngnins, them. |
National MitHig,ncer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-08

vation. would have been enabled 10 enter the
same under the pre- .cmpiion laws of nine
i"epih June, one Thousand eight hundred and
thEiy- -four, twenty second June. one thousand
"'ght hundred and thirty eight. first June, one
Thousand eight hundred aud inry. ar fourth
S"pirnber. one thousand eight hundred and
for'y'one, b., and they arc hereby. suihnrlz
cd 10 cricf the same at one dollar aud twenty
hse ceats per acre, nj any time within one
year after the date Of this act, upon comply.
INC "lth The provisions of either of sald acts
under which such person may claim the
settlers under the earlier law being entitled
to The preference over those under a subse
qrcnt one Proridcd Thnt this section IL not
Ia be- regarded ns extending the right of pre-.
emption To- lands reserved for lead MINES, sni
springs. school sections. ar town lots: IND
prorided further. That, should the said claim
"f D"bnqnc hereafter prove valid, compen.
snilon To the clnWanis shall be made by the
United States IN other public lands equal IN
quantity, subject to private entry.
Approved, Aug. l0 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-08
Governor Kings Letter to Governor Cleaye.
land,
ExEcuTivE DEPARTMENT,
Proridence. ynLu 80. 1912.

Str: Allow me Ia introduce To your nc
qus,niance the Hon. Lemlel II. Arnold, on,
of the Executive Council, who visits yo,
by request, 10 confer with you relative 10 th'
rrquisilon for Thomas w. Dnrr, n fugitiv,
from Justice. aud believed Ia bc concealed u
the State of Connecticut. | would comncnc
him 10 yonr personal civilities nod attention
Col. Clarke, the brnrrr oi ny rcqulsliion
reported Ia me that ynu declined granting u
al that time, bnt would communicate with nc
on the subject. That communication have
not had the honor Of receiving, aud am mo-
advised. therefore. Of the grounds of yon'
refusal nor do promise now 20 discuss H.
propriety. hut w,ll refer you Ia Gov. Arnold
The bearer, for the ylrws entertained by TIN,
government | trust. however, that ih,
events which have transplrrd since. will obvl
sA any scruplrs then entertained by yon
and will convince you of lts propri.iy. neces
SIiy, and importance To the tranquility a.
Eihls State. viii merely remark that ia l.
cnniiy between our States is one Of the great
est check against crime, Is calculated To p'o'
tncc harmony. and strengthen the respect
of lhr pcopl1 Tor the laws aud institutions al
our country. II is also an",her evidence al
The snenciiv and wisdom ot :he trainers a.
the federal constitution. which secures 10 ih'
State this essential right. Not entertaining
doubt Of ydnr ready compliance. wonlo
further reques, that you will afinrd every aid
and faculty 10 accomplish his purpose to Gov
Arnold, who is appointed the agent Of TIN,
government 10 receive sad Dorr, and bling
him 10 this State and deliver him To the Legal
authorizes thereof, To be dealt with as to law
aud Justice shalt appcTlain.
| am. SIR. with great consideration, your
obcdicnt servant,
SAMUEL w. KING.
To his Exccllency CnAUscrY +. CLrAvE-
LAND, Governor Of the Slate OF Connect vi.