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LATEST FASHIONS.
Os+,sssssessssaaso
HENRY ISHAM,

opposite
AS received from Boston the latest fashions for
1 i genllemen's dresses, and having thorough and
finished work. men, will furnish his customers with
FIRST rate work at short notice, and cHEAF FoR CASH.
Dec. II, 1871. 35,f
DALD HEADS and HARD HEADS frequently
hp onto in the same individual that is, persons
predisposed to early Badness apt 10 be firm, and
too often self-willcd and stubborn. Jaync's HAIR
TONIC is tho very thing for removing the first, but
what influence it may have on the latter remains TO
be tested by cxperince. Is il not, however, worthy
Of a trall Ladies who have husbands possessing
either Bald or Hard Heads, are invited 10 make
liberal application oil this Tonic 10 the heads of their
lords, and if il do not make them more flexible and
ma seable, will at least restore their hair, and atd
much TO the comfort and beauty Of the gentleman
Prepared only al No. 30, South Third street, Pha-
dclphu. For sale by E. P. WALTON & SONS,
Montpelier, W.
HIVE YOU A COUGH2 Do not neglect II;
n N thousands have met a premature death for the
want Of little attention To common cold.
ITaue you a cough DIR JAYNE'S EXPEC.
lTORANT, safe medical prescription, containing
no poisonous drugs and used 10 an extensive prac.
tee for several years, will most positively uford
lief and save on from that awful disease Pull
! MONARY CONSUMPTION, which annually
sweeps into the grave hundreds OF the young, the
| old the lair, the lovely and the gay.
| Hare you n Cough Be pUr4Hadpd 10 purchasc a
bottle OF this Expeclnfant TO.DAYl Tomorrow
may be too late
Have you Cough Jaynos Expec GRANT is The
only -emedy you should take 10 cure you.
! For This plain Reason, That in no one Of the
Thousand cases where has pccn used. has il failed
TO relieve.
Ii mas he had Of the proprietor, No. 20 South
Street, Ph'adel hiu. Also, OF &. p. Walton &
sons, Montpelier VI. 40
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WONDERFUL.

A astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Liniment
"A for the Piles, Rheumatism, &c. has been used in
thousands ofcases and failure to give complete
be found. large supply received fresh romhe
Manufacturer of the GENUINE to the in
creasng calls For sale only at the Montpelier Bookstore
by 4 p WALTON g. SONS,
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rANGBoRN & aRrNs1AID,

WhoesaIe Agents for The British College Of Health,
London.
We inform the public that we have visited the Coll
lege in London and hold our appointment directly
from Messrs Morrsons, and every package and box
must bear our signature on the outside thus.
PANBORN & BRINSMAlD.
There is no other Medicine which has obtained the
extensive use which MORISON'S HYGEIAN
UNIVERSAL MEDICINE has, and no other which
retains through all opposition the good opinion Of all
who use it long enough 10 ny il.
II you are sick try This medicine. il will do you
good. Fol sale by z. p. Walton e. Sons.
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wv a r G II e S .

Gold, Gilt and Steel Plated Wa,ch Trimmings; Chascp
and Plain Ornaments; Warranted Gold Beads, Silver
Spoons Silver Plated and Britannia Ware: Silver plated
Shutters and Trays; Spy-Gasses of all kinds; pocket
compasses, thermometers Pocket Books and Wallets,
Gilt and Steel Purse Clasps. CUTLERY a largo as
sofment of Rogers celebrated Pen knives kinds
variety Of superior polished Scissors: silver Butter
Knives and Cresmers percussion Gaps; silver and steel
Spectaces and Eye Glasses open top Silver and Steel
Thimbles, silver Pencil Cases; Bead Purses and Bags
gold Neck Chains, stay rings spirit level walls Rogers
superior English Raznrs straps; Tweezers, Hair
Tooth and Nail Brushes shaving Boxes Cologne, Otto
Rose, Lavender Fancy Soaps Shaving Mirrors Stripping
Pencils, Gold and Silver Leaf, Cut Glasses, Smelling bot
ties China vases very neat styles plated bell attes
emery cushions do; spool stands &c Also good
assortment Of Eight Day Time Pieces Wooden Clocks
&C. which will be sold al very small advance from cos
They would say to the public tina, in Consequence othe
large of Silver made and sold by them, they
induced To reduce their retail prices. Any pet son
wishing 10 purchase will do well to give them call befre
purchasing elsewhere.
Clocks and Watches of every description carefully
paired and Warranted. gJCash paid for Old Gold and
Slver.s-f1s
Montpelier village May 30, IS4l. OF
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10 There nre some ill-judgng persons in the
community who indulge in perverse, uncharita-
bile grin when You tell them that Mr. Van Buren,,
the 'Favourite son OF New York, has gone South
on n visit of purely afectionae yearning to the
residence of his daughter-in-aw's kindred in
South Carolina mud the Preside of his best OF
friends, Old Hickory, in Tennessee! Such men
woul doubt the inspirations Of Mntthias-yea, e.
ven the miricles of Joe Smith! To overwholm
them with confusion by showing that the States
man of KinderhoOk neuer travels with any other
vews than those of personal affection, we repub-
sh The following letter, which was transmitted by
confederate to Father Richie of the Richmond
Enquirer when Mr.. Van Buren, was on his former
"trip Southwark. Tribune
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Slavery in Cuba--The New-York Express has
the following interesting intelligence from Hava.
nat
HAVANA, Feb. %.
have only to say that the last blow has been
struck at the root Of the save.trade here, by the
publication OF nm order, few days SINCE that any
estate found with newly imported slaves upon 1t
shall be confscated- the slaves appronticed for
four years and then freed and any one engaged
in the slave-rade shall. if taken, be subject to ten
years on the public works.
Already two cargoes of slaves, recently landed
have been seized on one plantation, aud suits com
menced against the owners II is said there are
two other cargoes now off the coast, attempting
to get their negroes ashore, hut do not succeed I;
and the captain of one of them, containing seven
hundred, has declared that he will cut the throats
Of the negroes in order to save himself.
The troops are kept in continual drill here, aud
the Government seems TO be on the alert for some
demonstration. Regiments are kept marching
and counterlnarching, and The garrisons are chan
ged every short PERIOD as if it was feared they
would form local attachments. The troops are
in high state OF discipline, probably better than
any Spanish army that has existed for the last ff-
" years. Conclusions | leave for others to draw
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AT " NJ Al III ~ n NJ
AT - LEAVE Lowell N
Ats "a AM. A6l-4PM
WAY-PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tynssboough, North Chelmsford and
MiddlcseA.
Persons in Lowell wishing take the cars for Nashua
will be veyod the free Of expense, by leaving
their the Railroad ticket Office and passengers
arriving at Lowell in tho Cars from Nashua will be
vcyed TO any part Of the city without charge.
t. From Nashua to Lowell, SO cents,
r"' From Nashu, TO Boston, $3.50.
On the arrival ofthe Nashua, stages leave Tor all
parts of New Hampshire, Vermont, New Yoik and Cana
da via Amoskeag, Concord, Kcene, Charestown, N, H.
Windsor, Bratteboro, VI &c.
Books are kept in Boston at the Stage Office, No. and
ii Elm stfeet-and The Northern and Western Rail
Road and Stage office in front Of the Depot Lowell where
seats can be secured any of the coaches aud conoct in
formation obtained RESPECTING he different stage routes.
Nj MERCHANDISE TRAINS
will leave the Freight Depot at Chorestown and Nashua
every morning Sundays excepted
All goods 10 be transported the rail road going above
Lowell must be sem to the cOmpanys Freight Depot,
Charleslown, the end Of Warren bridge
Goods be forwarded by the morning Iain must be
to the Depot as early as the evening before.
The Company having provided large and comm"dous
Store Houses both Nashua and hlestown and having
completed their arrangements for the transportation Of
merchandise, give notice that they prepared to
transport all goods aud country produce which be for
warded their dcpo and for this purpose have furnished
safe and covered which will perfectly goods
from damage aud careful and experienced men to take
charge Of the transportation business at the depOts aud
accompany The goods over the road
The Company determine not only TO accommodate tho
public but to extend every facJ in their power both TO
tcamsors and merchants having fixed upon the following
rates of freight
$3.50 per ION each way between Nashua and Charesown
Bulk Sat Plaster Lime Stone, Lumber, sc per ton.
500 per ton each way between Nashua and Lowell.
All regular teamstes running TO the will be carried
over the road between Nashua and Chaestown each way
ONsLow sTEARNs, Superintendent.
Nashua, October n, 1871.
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DAT MEAL fresh and sweet for sale by
~ STORRS & LANGDoNs.
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WHEREAS, my wife, Miranda, has left nv bed and
board, without any Just provocaton, this is to forbid
all persons haTborng or trusting her my account
Will pay no debts Of her contracting aftsr this date.
PHINEAS A. RISING.
March 90, lS42. 49+
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GER TIFIC ATES,

tOIl DIT. 7 HOIDHf DTONn.
Messrs Lowe Reed, Gent-The Vegetable p,
monary Balsam has been extensively used, in the
section of the country where | reside, for several
Years past, and has justly acquired high reputa-
ton in consumprive complaints. So far as my
knowledge extends, il has mover disappointed the
reasonable expectation Of those who have used it.
THOMAS BROWN n
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NOTICE.
/ HEREBY give public notice, that have this day
Il given to my son, ALBERT l.. ANNIS, his time
with the privilege for hlmself and that, from this
date shall claim his services be accountable for
his contracts. VIM. ANNIS.
Berlin, March 81, 1912 49,
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS
A GOOD assortment az brass and wooden clocks con-
"A s,anty hand and for sale very low by J . Ab'
BoTT. VI
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A BARKER'S Cough Syrup, new and excel
IN. lent article for Pulmonary complaints, foi sale
by S. P. REDFIELD.
Mon tpelier. Dec I6, ls4l. sS
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4 AMP and LINSEED OIL Tor sole by
IL S.P. REpFIELD.
| Ist Jan, Is42. 80
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Slavery in Cuba--The New-York Express has
the following interesting intelligence from Hava'
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RS hereby given, that have given to my SON. Nathan
X Hunt, his time from and after this date, and shall
neither pay any debts of his contracting claim any Of
his wages SAMUEL HUNT.
Royaton, March 18th, 1872 49,
THIS oertifss that have wen my aon Hazen Camp
bell his time, during the remainder of his minority
and shall claim none of his earnings pay any debts Of
his contracting alier this date -
PHINEHAs CAMPBELL.
Chelsea, February |, 1912. 4s
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TITTM COPAL and SHELLAC for sale by
u LANGDON & WRIGHT.
Dec. 10. 1s4I IS
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FAIL RIVER
yANoY DYE HOUSE,
aW storey s. Munt,

Silk, Cotton, and Woolen Dyers,
DEG respectfully 10 iriorm the pub.
y lie Of Warren and vicinity, tina.
they have commenced The Fancy Dyeing
Business, and are prepared to receive
Goods for Dyeing, Cleaning, Restoring,
Sc, ut their Dye House, on Pleasant st.,
near The Troy Factory,or at their Agents
in Warren, ft.5sDAvoL, Bowen s. FREE
BORN. the following articles, viz
Cassimsres, Msrinos, Bombas,nes, Silk
and Kid Gloves, Gro d'Naps, Grape,
Silk, and Cashmere Sha,vLs, Sak and Cot
ton Velvet, Hosiery. &c.
Thsy will also clean, dye and restore
Silk Merlno, Grape, and Dslans Dress
es, Cashmere and Grape Shawls, Veil
Cloth and Merno Cloaks. Also, Gen.
tlemen's WooIen Garments, such as
Frock and Dress Goats, Vests, Panta-
looms, SIC. Carpets, Table Covers, Rugs,
SC, cleaned in the best manner.
p S. All Goods returned in eight
days. Orders from the Country will re-.
ceive prompt attention.
Fall River, May 20, l842.
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SATTlhETS.
QXRE csn BOW show Sstinets Il retail. d1-.
." HefIs cheaper than the quality Ought
sobs sold By the piece Bslisvs h and call
quishly q LONG Ro9x4 June I
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Collins E DriscOl
MHAVE now vn hand the largest and
HI best assortment Of Lumber, ever
offered 10 this Market, viz =
100000 Il. merchantable Pine Boards
and Plank, f r
100000 do. Refuse do, do. ,...,
10000 do. Clear Boards--l l-e,
IA and inch thick,
5000 do. 3 by 4 and A by 4 inch
cleur JoIst,
10000 do. Spruce Timber and Joist,
all sizes,
100000 North Carolina Cedar Shin
giles, good quality,
10000 sawed Pine Shingles, different
qualities, E ,ar.....
10000 I.aths,
5000 Clapboards, different qualities
And every other kind Of Lumber usu-
ally called Tor, which will be sold low. /.
Warren, Oct 3. .e..,
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

n NGELL'S Unsoa. New National Spelling
~ Book, Walkers Dictionary, Wsbs,er'i
do, Wot cester's do, Coodrich's History, Flrs
Class Book, Emerson's Arithmetic, mth''
do, Davies do, Poter's Rhetorical Reader
OIney = Geograp ply and Atlas. Smith's do do,
Malta Brun's do do, Weodbridge's do do
American Exposi,or, Parley's Geograph.
Writing Books, sc; Tor sale at the lowest
prices.
All school Books called for, not on hand,
furnished ut short notice, by
GEO. r. GARDNER,
NAV % .iNt,f Water street.
White Lead and Linseed Oil
EUST from Brooklyn Manufacturing
81 Co. 8 tons Of Premium aud Extra
White Lead. Also English Linseed
Oil. The. above will be sold at the low
est prices Tor cash or approved credit, by
L COLE * CO.
N. B. L: CoLE & Go, would respect.
folly inform their friends aud customers,
that they keep an assortment OF all kinds
Of Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Putty,
Lime, Potash: Pa,nt, and White Wash
Brushes, G. Harris Grainins Brushes
SC. aPrII 10.
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Attention !

\HE subscriber wishes 10 call the st-
IL tsu,ion oi those indebted! 10 him, 70
their Notes and Accounts, which they
seem TO have eatireIy forgotten during
the Iate excitement, and would psricu-
larly request them 10 call snd pay up im-
mediateiy. THOMAS G. TuRNeR.
South Water st, June A.
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B061ON- : lPROVIDENCE
Hk1r ROAD.
EA
SPRxNG IND SUMNER aRRANCE,
W ff ft I,r flMEKT

sPRLNG AN,O syyNMER aRRANCE-
MEET.
MXN snd afss Tuesday. March IS. l6A2. The
W rssssnses Tssins will leave Boaon aud Pro-
vidsnce. - foIlows': New Yok and Boston u.
8. Mai Train Isavss Bos,on daily tSenduys sx-
cspssd) vi 8 o'clock, p. M; leaves Pfos'dsscs
dsay (sxcs.s Mondays on sssyal Of the mail
fros, New York.
n ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Bostoa snd presidsnce at y. N. and
Z p. M. daily, SsAdays excepted.
The Taunton, New Bedford snd Dedhsvn Can
ruu 10 connexion with ihs Accommodation Y'ssins.
Passengers taken snd lsft 1t Ssskonk.
Fssishi 10 taken u The reduced rate Of ID cents
Per leo lbs. ... "a.
D. MASON, Agent in Boston.
= b. w. C0MSrOCK. Agent 70 Providence.
march ~
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SIMMER GOODS.

SUJWWEn UOODO.
IN AMBROONS: Camble,s. Brown and bid
" Linen, Linen Dr,lls. Nsnkins, Mexican
Mixtures, X kentucky Jeans, Wellington Fancy.
Stripes. stripe Buckskin and other styles; Mar
seiles aud super Cashmere Vestings.very beau
tiful patterns; for sale by the yuId or made in
to q Garments. at the lowest prices. at
DAvoL, BOWEN y FaEEBeRN's.
June 4 Cash Store, South Water IT.
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HOUSE AND SHIP
PAINTING, GLAZING,
~ AND
PAPER HANGING.

u kA41v II Nv ~ W1<3SAA~1
PAPER HANGING.
John Salisbury & Son,
sSoulh Water street. at thew new stand
lo,rer. floor,
HtONTlNUE to carry on the above
~ branches Of 5usine ess, and have Just
received from New York, per sloop New
York, a supply Of Brooklyn White Lead
fromihe manufactory, Of extra quality !;
best Verdigris, dry or ground and all
kinds of.Paints, Oils and Narnshes, US
ually wanted.
ALSO,
A good lot Of English ,Linseed Oil, by
the barrel or less quantity,
French and American Window Glass;
land Glazing dune satisfactorily,
Write Wash and Paint Brushes,
Coed Potash and Rosin,
LIKEWISE,
A great variety Of PAPER HANG
.INCS, Of tho mos: approved patterns and
--latest importaiions, and besides, Fire
Board Prints and Borders.
N. 3. The above articles will be sold
as low as at any place in this to~n-YEs
-or,in the State. may 8
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TEWSSESo

4 T the sisn of GALEs~S HEAD may
a be found the most extensive assortment
and the grestest variety OF Trusses ev-
or KEEP. IN this place. Among them may be
found, Fletcher's, Hull's. Stsgner's. Chace's,
Maish's, Hentyei'ihan's, common. $c.; all Of
which, on application, will be sold on reason.
able terms, and every Truss adapted to each
individual case, ON surgical princ,pleS. by Doci.
MOORE. K. K. REYNOLDS
July "a t.
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CALICOES. CALlCOES.
this week, superior lot Of Cali
W Goes, very beautifd patterns, which will
be sold st our usual low prices, at
DAvoL, Bowen & fREEBoRN's,
June Cash Store, South Water st.
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nor .'7'rsg PATENT sras.Si'eA
Cordage Mandatory
HI LII Ash 10 e.

Charles Wheaton a. CO.
'ANONTlNUE To execute orders for
W GANGS OF RIGGING, Ca
BLES, and WHALING GEAR, made
ofihe best Of stock, with promptness,a ,ani
on the most favorable terms. They also
intend to keep constantly on hand a gem
cral assortment VI such descriptions AZ
are usually called for such as Russis
hemp rope, tarred and untarred; Munilla
hemp rope; bolt rope; seine lines; worm
line; spunyaIn; marline; bedccds; and .
variety Of lines. may A.
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bargains! Great Bargains {!
.at The Clothes Rarehouss, S Water st.
MfAY be found a very extensive assortment
~ Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestngs and
trimmings. which will be sold cheaper than at
tiny other store in town.
may 7 GEO.WILLIAMS.
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QUGAR-Cbes per .hsn ever; Tor ssle BY
- april ~ GEO. T. GARDNER.
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DOCTOR f'LETCHERS
INip ROVE in !riEigSSs

26kb2 SSW &~ = ~ " OOS
HUSr received at the sign Of GALENS
81 HEAD. ffssh suppl, Of Doct Fle,ch-
ei'sfstent Truss. This 10 new article,
and. from the advantages combined IN iis con-
stSuction, 10 getting into extensive use. The
follow ine are only lew eftho many favorable
opinions cxprcsssd by experienced Surgeons.
daily ~ +, X. REYNOLDS.
Tyoss q. G. Warren, NJ. d., NJ N. 8. 8. ,one
eCthc SsrgeSns 10 tAs .Massschxsetfs Gem
erai HospitGi.
Al. the rcquesi Of Dr. Fletcher, l have exam
ined his Truss, and have been much gratlfed
with It's mec anisn,, aud think it worthy Of an
extensive triai. which believe will result in
its introduction US an important aid for the re-
lief Of Iiei MIA JOHN C. WARREN.
Boston. Feb ., 1889.
From Geo. Hayward, NJ. d., M. NJ. s. s.
Que effhe Surgeons to the .uassaehusesfs
General Hospifai
The undersigned having made frequent tr'-
ais eli the Truss invented ty DR. Fletcher, has
no hesi,ation in saying that he'egards il as
superior to most Instruments OF the Kind now IN
use, with which he is acquainted. Its sdy"n
tagcs consist in the SIZE und form OF Tho pad
the case with which il 10 moved, and the rea-
dlncss with whIck the pressure - increased oi
diminished.
II is, moreover, in his opinion, as well oalcu.
lated as any other to produce sdical cure oi
Hernia. GEORGE HAYWARD.
Boston, Jan z, 1871.
IT, ON j. Jefries, NJ. d., M. M. s. s., one cj
Me Consulting Surgeons Of The Massachu-
sets Generai Hospital,
Having examined DR. Fletcher's COMPOUND
Sliding Truss. l consider it as based upon true
principles for tie retention Of The psfis proIru
ding in Hernia, and the mochanica applica-
zion as OK seedingy we'll adapted TO accom-
plish the eud proposed.
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NEW GOODS.

a liE subscriber ia. received from thc Now YORK Au~-
NHu Room. Is the ltsf arrival. dine follow nr VIZ.
dresses rrnief Lawns At 7s Ola drrss
l1 t1 DO af9s du
u go tp du atlus o.
I'D dn t1 80 ais2
fDIted Lawns from - per yard upwards
s.Htr Printed Cravats
ayels, Damisks, rauic Cloths aud Nspkna
Nar.rIlcH SkIrf Toilet covers, cheap
i.Hl'trI SIkf. emma Ciuglsut
f.... -'Itv|s auf fraIi-, taccs T. lrins4
t' IsIu t.iurs anI lua. rr1rs
HnIut..frs. Cr.rcH. Vol. Gnrss
i..uIroifrri.s, fIl s.1rmrut
tnuhrI-, jacunct. 1wIes u1I Tfrifon Mlifna
HOSIERY.
" ifc and brown lfu.c, sI sizes
DO go t.rn work 10
H.. Hfuofol brown aiI ur,I DO
II v.iItH auI DI.Ir.i Hose
iI.". II. rui stFry vie, fnf cheap
"..'. i', "Itn4 variety ol other Goods. which wufho
."f r..'p. JOIN Wight
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In the United states Court for the EaScn District OF vr
gina. 18th April Lisp:
n toe matter OF BauNuD;cy Of y. BYRON BARKER Of
4 the CITY OF Richmond, IN the Eastern Virginia District.
The said Byron Barker, Who has been dccrccd Bank
rupt by this court having fled petition praying icr HE
discharge: II is ordered that notice thereof he published
newspaper printed IN the city oi Rchuioui Odays n
least before Sih day of July next when hearing vii be
had the sail petition The City Hall in the city OF Rich
mont. aud al creditors Who have proved hcir debts and
other persons iu may appear the SAID tine and
place. aud they have why the prayer Of
The said petitioner should not bc granted.
CoTY-Tcstc,
ap &c wllw HENRY GIBSON, ok.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
AcoP'-rfniiseS Rv GIBSON. cls.

In the United Court for the Eastern District Of Nr
sinia, MAY 2Sih. lS42
ID ICUARp !. NENABIE, Of the county Of F'uyanna.
II havnc filed petition praying that he may be declar ri
bankrupt ordered, that an persons claiming TO be
crchorsoi the said Richard Vcnablc slow IA the
court the Sh day Of July neat, why the said Richard
vcnabc bc dccrcda bankrupi, pursuant 10 the act
Congress that BEHALF and that COPY OF ths order
he published m the ACCORDING 20 the III and
oath rules CT court.
ma % WOW HENRY GIBSON, CLERK.