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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

CHEAP DRY GOODS For CASH.
y III. il. NIX INS would. invite persons vi want
~ bargains for their money, TO examine the following
Goods
3OO9 yards spring Caieoes, all price from TO- lee,
ls ani f0cr
BonHeis-lOoO Nuns Bonneis 25c SOnO Bonnets for
Ladies and Misses comprising all the styles
Colon OEsGbHrgs- lOO bales very low prices
Brown and Deached shuings and sheeungs, all widths
and AZ unparalleled low prices
Ladies Dress Goofs-A variety OF Lawns cord
Musns silks Zcphyrines, and other and fashionable
materials for dresses
For G.htemeH- Cloths Cassimsres, vestings Cravais,
Stocss, snspcndcTs Hosiery, Linens summer Gloves
sc and cheap
Ef0ioeTs and Ri6dnds, great variety
Yard wide striped London Ginghans, for Ia per yard
wouh2J cents
ish LiHens by the piece yard, all prices from Is
81. 2s3i. 3s 9 4. To- the finest made
Cdpes and COiid-s large supply and chean
Aonsiias de LaiHs, all kinds aud bargains
Also, many very cheap goods auction bought at
sscrfce and win be sold prices those who want
bargains ma ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22
FLOMER SEED.

FLUW ER SEED.
Dahlia double. Zinnia. Gas.
STA, Scotch Broom, Pink.
Honesty, Trefore. Candy
luit, Chysanthemine, Egani
COrcopsis, Euphorbia varie
gated, lee Plant, Double Bal.
samine, Scarlet Cacalia, La
valera, Adonis, Love in a
Mist, Megnioneite, Navel oil
Peru, etc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22
VOL. XVII.
ALIEN MosELEY.
TERMS,

TERMS.
.. sussCRIpTioN 70 the DAILY WHO to City subss,c
sycar, both payable la advance. When by mail siO
ADvERTisiNG-Foronc square officer lines Cor less)
One 'sseon cents two nsert9ns ~ w IN, &c user
Thrice a wee {, "a cents for each insertion.
week hIstinsertOn 70 cents every succeeding
Once hr,iuserton 70 cents; every succeeding
TIansien, adv r,'scrs must pay in advance.
noted the Ms they will be inserted until red to
be soppcd and charged accordingly uordors TO stop
Annual Adve Users charged ESQ squares aud
Ia tina, propoutn for advertisements Of
sl.o tpaper II, udedl
ussays and Trays) at five dollars per annun, able
FOR ADVERTISING cent. .,v,,o 70, ,..., r.,
the hrsti"seTtcn. and 80 for continuance
ALI NANDER DUvAL a. CO.,
..pofhscarttS aad Druggists
HAVE REMOVED
ITO their new store recently erected the Eagle Hotel
u Lot NH H.
LUDw ELL ~. M WN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND RECEIVING AND FORWARDING AGENT,
RICHMOND, Va,
Merit dOorto ihe Toll Office, Immediately on he
BASIN BANK,
VIII promptly oendo any business that may be entrusted
TO his care.
Il ~ y Il.
Mcssrs Wcbh Booker & hamilton, Richmond.
James Y Heath, Esq Auditor OF Va. do
James nfown, Jr, ESD, I'd auditor, do
Joseph AndeT son, Esq
Anthony Robinson Jr., Esq. do
Mayo Cabe, Es'l Nelson.
n Kinney. Esq, stanton.
WIN Kinncy, Esq.
Bcni. trawiorc, Esq. do
jordan hu'honv, ESQ CASHIER Of the Bank OF Virginia,
Bnchanan Boietnurt County.
John NJ H,rvey Esq do ia 10
JAMES EVANS,
Three ioors above the corner leading Mayos Bridge,
Main street, has on nand a constant supply OF the
most { shonabic
CRoCKERY, CHINA. PLAIN AND CUT
GLASS,
Fancy Hardware Cutlery, Plated and Britannia Goods;
Gilt and Mahogany Framed Manic Pier and Toilet
LOOKING-GLASSES;
ASTRAL MANTEL AND STAND LAMPS,
Chandeliers for Churches aud other Public Buildings
ga" iclabras ana Grantoys. and general ssoT
Incnt Housekeeping and Fancy Articles
Git aud NaHOgany Portrait Frames short not
and ookins Glass Piaics furnished Of every size.
TO lie is determined To sell a small advance above
the importing price, and earnestly customers
give him a cali before purcha sing elsewhere. ALI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22
NOTICE.
ssss
GO sS<5E lU.rppx-1

IRON and after The 2'h Of April onr weekly line ri
Boats 10 iynclburr, viii leave Richmond and L., nch
hurf on Monday. "Wednesday and Ftitay o'coc A.
" By ih!ssrr.ngcmcnt are cnaiedto E'Tm
tnn with the Western stages nj iYnchhurg. Our
Scotsville Boats will usual Monday, "Wednesday
aud Friday 'veninz at O'Clock, T. NJ the eonvc.
nence ana expedition 10y this all others going
West nom Richmond or the vicinity. stall say any
thing bu refer passengers and others these who
travelled on our Bosis
ap23-u BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22
GREAT DIsCovERYI

hlS meccne IS tn" only that come before 80,
Puoue i'i the re ffof IN rfhefs AID j. designe Tor
ne,i and mem on y vi MT nT al complains but
otthe one desEn@d ~ sfifnunas favor he me-
50 aI,nei We recon end Sf'uahie medicine a
- Ne peculiar 'irues 70 sai hy
ne p " a ssN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22
NO. l4S.
ENOyAI.
.lggg|s RI
PLANO FonrE w1nr,,o,,..

VPpostc the BGpks.
TIE Nnscfther Is constantly
ots,ed m1nniistory 81 NUNS 4 CLAsx New York
e.ersnt anu pain ftsno Fortes possessing The Iaest inn
Prove tnen's andthaf decacy of touch ,nt sve.,os ~
tone, so peculiar 20 their manufacture "
constantly on hanf a large assorrncutof
FLUTES. FLAG eoctfs. CaI ionstfs
Guitars, Niolns Niooncellos
hccorions. Musical Boxes
Horns, Bu.les and Tru,uusts
Fiies and Drums
nor quality '''' o''nss OF sopc-
Piano ForeStools and Gov
CnEA r MUSIC.
me sr2esi Collection of Music oFarcd n, -,
hs rtae may he from Al M. .,a,. ~ a.
New YORK wholesale -.ail nrices '-r- - s""
Ihosc purchasing again uiil he n,,r,.. $780,.
- pn ~ uey tsn md elsewhere the star.
.,r6,n.a 'epsit'i, tuned, let on Eue, en- in
L. TAYLOR.
III rlaNo toRIEs OF every desc ription ren,ired
49,. g cu-I onirs ~ the year Il required by W N.
whose long amt ahil y IN
o,uI,ns a1d tuning Piano Fo-te-, Justly endss hm 10
cd Violin Bows haired ~ - S-'ulahs repair
E1- orders left as above will ho ,,.,.,..,,
fogn0r
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NOTICE
FREIGHT REDUCED.

FREIGHT REDUCED.
TIA meeting oi the President and Directors Rich
n mond fredericksburg ant Po,omse Railroad Conpa
ny, on the 10th day Of March, 1872
Resoired That tn" following reductions in tic rates Of
Freight between Richmond and points Inu
"a Railroad he. and they hereby TO take effect
from he l,Fh DAY fAiril neKt-viz:
IN Gram One cent pc hundred pounds from Eredc-
Iick~ Hal aud third Turnout. aud two cents from
Louisa q u. Trevilhan's and Go rjonsviile.
On tt0nr-TWo c" nts per barrel from Gordonsvlle
On Sun -T~o cents per sack third Turn out. four
eents TO Louis Couunou.e Elk cents to Trevan's AnI
ten cents TO t:onI,nsvire.
On Beef Pork ond + sh-Per barrel q cents to Frede
rcss Hail. cents % third Turn out, cents Louisa
Courthouse, "a TIeyian's, and - Cor.
do H,, ~. Z. W. MAcMuRDo.
DUN. BRANDY xo -Old P4le Cogn,c ,rsniy, very
IA 9o { ,rncr below 4 n"v,i. 70
NOcNrA.N BUTTER, JUS receiver
y HEENOUGH'S CHEMICAL. OLA sun.
~ ply oi the above, for burning ia Grccnougs Patent
Lamp. just received, for sale
oe u ALGxANDER DUvAL & co
ELovEs.-supcr Black aud eolonred XIII Gloves, at
ja5 onnosit. EI 'hsnsc Hotel
W New YORK, has gwen permission In use hts name
freely, 10 having been distressing Rncuma
Iistn, Of long Standing by
HEWES' NERVE AND BONE LfNIMENT
after agrcat been iIied in
vain The positive aud quick effects OF this article
well known all who have heard IT, as to require no
reference For sale by
JOHN GAYNOR,
all door above Bell Tavern
EAIRBANIcs PArENT PLATFORM a
l. COUNTER BALANC s, for sale 10y
~. BALDWIN,
Ifpfle fho E.. H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

SELLS ENUOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN,
RECEIVES MONEY ON DEPOSIrE;
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
MAKES co NrRACTSin which life or the int OF mo.
tatm VEf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

SAMUEL E. DOVE,
Black Boy and Mortar,
nsion House, Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

r.,ctt M $500. ~, ~ s.fS' -,
Il hclWtfui
Cologne wafer from Jean Marie Fauni, genuine really
superior.
French and English Ersenccs for me handkerchief with
m assortment Of hair CO Dc tooth and nail brushes Per.
ftfucry Aut very desirable fanrY articles rr
apt ALEXANDER DUN Al a ro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

AIDES, 5iPEaloG FUR RoUNDAND PLAIN GUM
- tLA-iIC OVER SilOES-A beautiful as ouncnt az
,he above Over shoes for ladies' In ote AMI for s.ls Low
LADIES' Will please call and SUIT thsm-eives AZ
- ID. BURLINGTON & co.'s
Mansion House.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-08-04
= oticc TO Ewmers.

'SNBE subscriber would inform his old cus;or.
ers and the public generally, that his several
Mills are now in good repair and ready for the
l manu- OF fIour. Having procured the ser
vices of experienced inilers, viz: VNryr,.,
SwlrzER, at W. Crawford Mills, JOHN J. C1,pp
at Rockland Mills, and MORGAN CHApM,y. .,
Home Mills, he natters himself To be able 10 Give
general satisfaction. lie expects, as usual 70
make arrangements for the transportation of the
-FOUR OF all persons manufactured at either of his
MUS VINO may desire ii, to the Georgetown and
alexandra markets, and receive and paw over tho
proceeds OF the sathe without any CHARGE. which.
owing TO the cheapncss of the transportation. is
perhaps the best market we have, parlicnIarIv
when there is suliclency of water. n He viii
also constantly keep on hand Plaster and salt
which he will sell at moderate prices.
=, JOHN ROLLER.
Home Mills, July %, 1sl2.-stF
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-08-04
YRUSYEE7S SANE.

s9I virtue of two deeds of trust executed 10 the
NJ subscriber by Thomas M'Gulin, one bearing
date the 18th OF September, 1871, and one the
10th OF December, 1911. both of which are duly
recorded inthe Clerks Office of the County Court
of Augusta, | shall proceed to sell on the ptemi-
SEES, about four miles above Greenville, on Tues
day the 10th day of August next, for cash. the
following property, TO wit:
Four head of Horses, Colt, head of Cattle,
head OF Sheep. IL Hogs, I Barshear Plough,
Shovel Plough, pair Of Gear complete, 9
w ndsor Chairs, 9 Split Bottom do, Mans
Saddle, Noman's Saddle, Weaving Loom. .
Shot Guns, Cupboard, Bureau, | Silver
Watch, and all other Household and Kitchen Fur
ni;ure OF Farming Utensils which were in the
possession of said M'Guiiin, at the date of the a.
aforementioned deeds of trust
Aching as Trustee shall only convey such IL
tie as IS vested in by the trust deeds aforesaid
RUDOLPH TURK, Trustee.
Fl July %
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Office Of Commissioner IN RloL,1,D,c, fo.,
-NOALmnLuGrLL IIui.nL.. Ill. ~ =. -. -

y N"''''U' "'1J y, IOIZ
NoliCS to creditors of the following persons ,ybo
pScn duly declared Bamlrups by the District Court
Oh me United States for the Western District of Virou
a' nave appointed the times following al my oflc. in
The town OF Chrstiansburg, receive proof of their
Pcc'vc debts, when and where the Bankript in each
case is required TO attend " '"
DSbts VS. Thomas CrandalI on the Io,b o,, ,o., l., ~.
August next '' va
DEBTS VS. Gordon f. Hail. the l9t and 20tl DAYS Of
August next. ~ >"' "
Debts VS. Madison NJ Swit1er on the l9h and 20,h davs
of August next. 1900 ~ ''' .
DEBTS VS. VIM T. PcnGlctOn, the 10Th ana ooh DAYS
OF August next. ~ ~ "S ;
found necessary to complete the proof of debts each
case VIII be continued from time To time
July %. van - 60
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-08-04
i901a SALE
i GOOD STAND FOR A BLACKSMITH.
July %, lsi2-3t
-gaGE-

TSySG-
'H'liE subscriber would sell privately, II Acres
of LAND, with Improvements convenient for
small family, situated four miles South West
from Waynesborough in the county of Augusta,
on the Lexington road, where Blacksmith Shop
has been kept for a number Of years, and at pre-
sent occupied by b. NJ. Lines, about 50 Acres
under cultivation the balance timber.
TERMS-One fourth Of the purchase money in
hand, the balance in four equal annual payments
with lien on the property to secure the future
payments. If not sold before the LIST of October
next, wish to rent it for the next year 10 SOME
good Blacksmith, who can come well recommend
ton to the subscriber directed to Waynesboroipl,,
postage paid, will be promptly attended to-
ROBERT NJ. WHITE.
July %, l342.-tf
~ The Rockingham Register copy times,
mark cost. and send account to this office.
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CLASSICAL s. MATHEMATlCAL
8 CEFG1E E.S' ST.gU,v'E'D.V.

-S-SS-
'E'ilE SUBSCRIBER will resume his School
in Staunton, on the ist Monday in September
The course of instruction Will embrace all the
subjects usually taught in the best Academies,
and the Mathematical course in particular, will
be as thorough and exclusive as that of any Col
lege in the United States.
The subscriber assures his friends that he will
not be easily induced to abandon them again, and
that he comtemplates "a permanent settlement In
Siaunton, If a reasonable amounl Of patronage
shall he obtained.
Tuition-Si0 per session of ten months, pay
able in equal portions on the fret Monday in
September and February.
Board Cncluding every thing) in centeei private
families, $l0 per month.
August 4 PIKE POWERS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-08-04

VlRGlNIA-At Rules held i'm the Clerks or
hce OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chan:ery Tor Augusta County, the Is, day of Au-
gust, 1912.
Thomas :. Observation-Disclosures,
AGAINST
George Heppert and Jacob straightforward
IN CUANCERY.
The Defendant George lleppert, no, having en-
tered his appearance and given security, accord
ing to the act Of Assembly, and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabltant Of this Common
wealth: 1t is ordered, that the said Defendant do
appear here on the LIST Monday i'm October next.
and answer the bill! of the plaintiff, and tina, "a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in Stanton Tor two months
succcssively, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse. A Copy-Testa,
II. III. KINNEY, D.. c.
August 4.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-08-04
OGsce Of Commissions in Bankruptcy ;Gos. }
OhiO Counfy, J,,iy 80. 1912


NoIiCE tocreditors OF the following persons, duly
declared bankupts by the Dsric, Court of the United
states for the Western District Of Virginia, present
and prove their respective debts before me, tiny Ollie,
IN heeing, IN said county, the several days men
toned when and where the bankrupt each case
Debts VS. John A. Roc, the 10Th and 3ist of August
next.
Debts VS. Edward Nj 'Cuoush, on the 18th and 3st of
Debts VS. Joha Fawcett on tae 29h AID 3st of August
Dcbtsvs VIM. NJ Nico on the Gotta and sist of August
next.
Debts VS. Moses Ford, the Soh of August aud 81 of
Debts VS. David Echols the Both of August and Sd oil
September next.
Debts VS. VIM. Ncwove the 3Oh of August and 81 of
Debts VS. VIM Ii. Tyson on the 3is of August and 9th
OF September next.
Debts Edward r. Lane the 3lt of August and 9th
Debts VS. John Cunningham the Sst of August and
5ih OF September next.
Debts VS. Solyman Brown, the 9TH and 10Th Of Sep
tcmbcr next.
Debts Stephen Rice, the 9th and 9th of September
Debts Johu Chatdock on the 9Th and 9th ofScptcm-
Der next.
Debts VS. james Cobertson the 9th and 9th of Sep
TENDER
Debts vs. rhos. Du,y, the 9th and 9th of S,p;cm-
Der next.
Debts George Harrison on the It'll and 10Th of Som
Debts VS. John NJ Clarke, on the 7,h and 18th of Sep
Debts VS. Mathew Warrcn on the 7,h and l2,h of Sep
tcnibcr next.
DEBTS VS. VIM. NJ. Hodge, the 9TH and 18th of Sep
tcmbcr next.
DEBTS VS. Jeremiah Y Armstrong, on the 9TH and 10th
of September next.
Debts Daniel Murry on the 6t. and 9th of Scptenbcr
next.
Debts VS. Morgan H. Gregg, the 9th and 10Th of Sep
SA tembcr next -
Debts VS. John f. Rccsidc the 9TH and 10th of Sep
tcmbcr -
Debts VS. Jonathan M'Colloch on the 5,h anil IOb or
September next
Debts VS. David M'Coiloch, the 9th and 10th of Sep
y TENDER next.
Debts VS. Josiah w Choniinc nm thc 5tb ,,, ,n,h ~
September next
Debts VS. Abdal NJ 'Clurc, the 9th and 10th of Sen
TENDER -
Each oil the above will be continued from time 10
time, necessary 10 complete the proof of debts Bank
last day ofhcaring
GEORGE II. CARTER. Com,r SC
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COlec Of coma,issioner in Bank,r,ptcu

Notice to the Creditors of the following per
sons who have been duly declared bankr1n,s hv
the bistrct Court of the u. States for the West
err Dl%lrlri OF Virginia. that have appointed the
points iawioiIce, in Middletown, Marion countv
u, 70 receive proof OF their debts, when ard where
'hg D@nNrupts IN each case are required to attend.
hcDtS vs. Jacob Moon, OH the lth and 10Th Of
August next. ''' .,
Dehis VS. Alfred i. Carlow, on the filth and
10Th OF August next anu
,, Dents VS. VIM II. Hayden, on tle lin and
18th Of August next. "i'
,, Depts VS. Albert S. Mum, on the llth and
Debts vsJohn Kirk, on the lIth and I2,h Of
August next. ' ~"' VI
Ices on or before the last hearing.
LARNARD PITCHER, Conn.,.
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PROFESSORS

'HNHE next session of ten months in this lnsti-
tuition will commence the LIST Monday of
September next. The course of instruction " i'll
be full in' Literature and Science. From the di-
vision of departments i'm the Academy, enabling
for which he is best fitted, and FROM arrangements
now made with regard to the classes, and the
course OF study,this Institution holds out new and
Important advantages TO the community.
The honrs OF attendance will be from 8 ill l2
NJ, and from . till - =. NJ. Half an hour each
morning will be devoted to the reading of the
Scriptures without note or comment. register
OF all the business done bp the pupils, of their
punctuality and department will be Kept by the
Professors, and an abstract furnished monthly TO
their Parents or guardiaas. Lectures on various
subject, particularly those of the Natural Scicn-
ces and Ancient Literature, will be delivered TO
the pupils. Particular attention will he devoted
to the hitherto much neglected but highly impor-
tant subject OF English composition. The union
OF theory with practice, very necessary to the
mathematical student, will be duly regarded in
that department..
TERMS.
For Logic and the Nat. Sciences, $40 per ses.
sion.
latin, Greek, and pure Mathematics, or one of
them, $50.
general English Education, $50.
LIZ The present Professors are determined
with The cooperation of the community and their
to raise the Stanton Academy to the
position of usefulness and honor il ouph, to occu
py in the county
Stanton, August 4, 1T.
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assignCG's Sale.
July %

y OIlCE Is hereby given 10 the creditors Of
John Faucet, either by deeds of trus, or 9th
erwise, and all others concerned in interest. that
on Saturday the 9th day Of August next a, the
front door OF the store and dwelling house of the
said Faucet in Wheeling, will sell at public
auction, the entire nteres! Of the said Faucet i'm
and to the estate of his sister Isabella Faucet de-
ceased, which is situate in and adioiujur fhe
town of East Liverpool, Columbiana cogniv
OhIo ana elsewhere; also his interest in a receipt
OF certificate of Stock for Lands in the Maren-
go Company; also his residuary interest in and
to certain mortgagcd premises lying in Hancock
county, ONO, the same having been conveyed TO
secure debt 20 John Kinsey of belmont county.
ONO; also his Icsiduary interest in deed Of
trust executed TO John List and Israel Upderraff.
TO secure certain creditors therein named also
MS residuary Interest in deed Of trust executed
TO WIN. ". King; also his residuary interest in =
Jecd OF trust executed 10 Daniel Lamb One
third OF the purchase money to be paid on the dav
OF sale, and the residue in two equal annual nav
ments, taking from the purchaser OF purchasers
bonds with approved security, and retaining lion
on said real estate to secure the deferred paVncn,
Julv est 7
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oGice Of Commissioner in Bdnk,usicu for
l(Nthe Cnmi,ir. .Ilil,i 20 l2in

NoIICE Is hereby given to the creditors of the fol
lowing named Dankr"pts that have appointed the days
respectively designated in each case at my Office in
Wythevlc, to receive proof of their debts when and
where the bankrupts are required to attend
Debts VS. Johnson M'Donald the 26th and 9th dov
OF August next 10y
Debts Joseph Umbarger, Oh the Goth and 27,h davs
of August next $500 WY .
Debts VS. Jacob K;nser, the Goth and 81 III days of AN
gust ' - 49,"
DEBTS VS. Abram Umbargcr, the 26th and 9Th DAYS
oil August next. ~ ' .
Debts VS. Michael Myers, the 26;h and 9th days of
Each and any OF the above named cases will b., contin
"cd from time TO time, fiound necessary TO comuct Tho
proof OF debts Banrupts must bc prepared TO scttl all
fees on or before the last day of hearing "
HAROLD $. MATTHEW'S Com, Sc
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August 4.
NOTICE..

7 UDWELL II. BROWN informs his friends
-, 1and the public generally, that EDWIN NJ.
ia LOR, Esq. has this day entered into CO.
partnership with him for the purpose Of conduct
Ing General Commission business i'm the civ of
Richmond, at his former stand or Tie Basin. I'M
der the firm of BRowN 81 TAYLOR.
He returns his thanks TO those who have favor
en- him with their custom, and solicits an extern
sion of 1T TO the firm, the members Of which in
tend deYoiing their undivided attention TO the bust
ness. Usual advances will be made on all con-
signmentS.
Richmond, August lis
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cDcc V Commissioner ia B0nkruDtcu2
FOR berkeley county, Nayt:nSJ,ug Juiy ri.
;, In the matter oil Isaac Rogers, of the county of
Bankruptcy.
=, pursuant TO decree of the District Court of
the United States for the Western District of V,
made June %, 1912, | have fixed on Friday and
the 18th and 18th days of August, Tor re-
celving proof of claims against said Ropers-at
which time his creditors are notified to be pre-
sent at my Office, with such evidence to establish
'heif claims, as they may have to offer.
w. A. SOMMERVILLE. Conn.,.
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NOTICE to creditors of the following ncrsons dnI,
declared Oanknpts by the District Court of the United
Sutes LOT the w cscrn District of Virginia to present
ana prove the" respective debts before me- nj my Office
In Middcbonrne IN said county, on iii, several DAYS
mentioned when and where the bankrupt named in each
case is required TO attend.
Debts VS. james Rcagcr, the 9th and 10Th DAYS of
TENDER next. ~ ' > 4
Debts VS. Presley NJ. Martin, the 5;h and 10th DAYS
Of September next ~ ~ wy
Each oil the above will be continued from time
time necessary to complete the proof of debts Bank
Iupis must b prepared to settle all fees on OF before the
last day Of hearing. ''0
RICHARD w. LAUCK Com'r. &c.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-08-04
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u NoliCE to creditors of the following persons dulv
Hccarcd bankrupts by the District Court OF the United
states Tor the Western District OF Virginia. to present
ana prove their respective debts before me at nv oic
IN FONT Pleasant in said county on the several davs
entoned' when aud where the bankrupt in each case
Debts VS. John MAIullen on the eth and 3Ist DAYS ~
August next. S' "'S - vi
DEBTS VS. John Greer the 9th and 3lst DAVIS of An
gust next. 10y . VI All
Each OF the above will be continued from time n
fime necessary TO complete the proof of debts g,nl
last day of hearing. '''
JOHN HALL. Conn., Go