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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
MENRY GIRsnNClk-


In Tie United States Ccut' tor a>cfu D,rc II Nir
eiais lAh April $50.
the matter OF bankruptcy II Robert VI Saunders 81
the cry 81 Richmond, ia the Eastern Virginia District
The said Robert NJ Saun crs. who la. been iec'c 4 4
hnsrupi 10y THIS Court having nicd petition PRAYING ~
M discharge" u ~ ordered That notice tleresf pub
hshcd ina newspaper Published ~ the city ~ c hl
Seventy days ~ "asi bctr"' hc stu of judy next Wien
hearing W Toe lli uu the said g,tto. ar the Cy lil n
tie city uf Richmond. s creditors who have tr,,cl
heif debts lnd nh's rfs 1us 900 l'crcsf az ear AZ
The SAD time End lac" al show any trv have
why thc prayer Of the said should not be grant
c. 4 coN-Trs'e
anl4 wI1y Z n 1~vT rv n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

= n d m
x,,. ,.. gina, lit1 April, l-2.
IACh VAUGHAN, of fte county Of Prince Es,y,,s
ha'aS hlci pctrnai praying tIaf ue NAV Le te
cared tahffup u is ordered, Thar l peIsIns mining
I" De cEeWofs oithc sai Jack VAUGHAN show raurs n
e court on Tie sh DAY % July ne1f, why TIE saI Jar
vaughn he not declared bausrupl pursuant 10 tle af
@I 'on-feS- 100 mat bchaG aud nat cry OF mi. ori4
be pn, ls'd 10 the newspapers according To- the ri
ani 18th rules u count 80
C.py-Tese,
ap lS-W3" HENRY GIBSON. Clik
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

1--WE hunifoi b0rcs Punch g.i..,.
u - rasEr Superior Cheese
20 10 Pearl Harley
lthbafa t0vfrnueuf Jaws Coffee
la0dlng THIS morning -flf rtie a.,
no y WEBB BDOkER 4 HAMILTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
cpl w5w cowDERY crs

lnihe United States Court or uc Eastern District Wiz,
3. go. . - ginia April 7, 1852
IAMES CHAPMAN. or ne county o. Z Caroline t,yi,,
- lei a pethoni rfy.nf That he nay be declared a
hf"sinW W. Is ordered. Ina' si persons claiming fg c
efrirniF oi ne lii james tapnlu shuw ruuae fa u,
clfi 40 te lHhiiy " May next. WHY fhr ssI I,ft,4
m'h Poo pot dcri Bfukrupt pfrsuinf f1 fs 1f I'd
'nnff'f DO t behalf and fiItfa ropy of fir .r, Ie
pun cd in Zoe nrwspfpfrs according % the af.rHyf.
rusH of rDun. rotv Tsae ' fi.'
~l Wv JOSEPH BATTLEY y. O..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

AGRICULTURE, GARDENING,A &c.
liNNlNf'a ifriscHrn GarIsuIug-A TfrHrIae on
INr'ry and Practice uffludassne Gatiennr. adsn,si
i.. fra'r1 ~ Dreffs.rrs
e'.' .nn Azrr ulfufsl flfaI.ffy
~ hhenrru Gardiner. ny Thomas q Trrsen.ien
Ah' %. tn Gardner. ~ Win C0hhru
I Tuctsr - ~ WINS "iypfh SOL luiIci
Gii'..,.',.'s ON hgncu.ture, vh Notes By Buo
In' l"t'y Yard, ~ Poor l,'vcu
H. - "i nYfucrturc. Iy John IatHey
Jbc syi.. $500 l'ti.1, ~ WA Ken1firk
~ tEa UTfanic tHlmi.ffg al - t...-- - a.,
"gy, i1r sale tbs B0psfsrt '-''"'"i' ~" iiYf''
P9 SMITH DnfNKER a MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

j" the 'n"i Siaiet tuur, fbo Et-iefn D.strcf of VIZ.
1Iuis. March s6Ih 1872
a BRAN u JONE- of tnc Tosuo of p,rfs.,o,,., t..,.,
L.rl l'hhon prayiuE tia ue may b. declared /,
,i .l' Ut iH "idetcI That all lsr.sHa claiming DO boz.
oi'IioIs 90 10. .ai1 Alpm lone. show rlu.e 10 t,
m ON i' ii idy pi NAV Term net y the etf Ab,.,
a. '.s F'Nll hpi he declared a hiukrult pur.usnf T.,
q" 'egfets boo Net behalf, and that a copv a. r.
and &iif rules of CONT. "@ ~ 'i+ ~
ACopy-Trsie,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

l"ihe United -fa,r Court ff fIs I.a'sUn D...,.,.fy-
giu.LAprt b. isft vi
{ uu.sARLE- BNkLEf, ot re ,gunfyof nerr-a. sr.,
y ileiu rFuunn. pflyinT laf be- fusy Ur f.r..r,t
hinsrupt " BE- ordered faf tH prrrons ciaIu,t ,,
fti'ors 90 hc ssli Charles ncsiry l1 ah1a rsl., 81.
W. 'o"ri On iilc lah Of Nay nrf' vly tfr ..II t,,
h,sley hc not declared Htnkrurf uurruarf fYfbr Id.
.'untf 20 poo THAT behalf, anil that cory of fiis ,r.
| &iii. rules " tourt. 'e w '''' -'' aN
| copy. Tetfc
| ~ WIZ IOrEpti . uATTTpy n q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
In The United STATE. conr Cor e Ea.-rn p-.rlc, Of v

In TIE United states Court for The Eastern District II Viz.
,,.. . Elnii Apfil siu, i5i2.
HENRN VI. HEWE>, % the city Of Richmond hav-n,
II heia petition praying HAT be may be c-lare Ia f,1
itp u Us ordered ina all persons claiming 20 be crrs
OF me aii Henry NJ lewes show cause 10 The c1ur, o
'c l-i DAY Of May next, why the said Henry u-y..
u mol ecided bankruf pursuant 10 o. act Of C0Dres.
ln uf behalf aud that copy Of his order be- pfl'sLe
court. A C1ov-T,sf, '-- '-''' ''
ap " Wv HENRY GIBSON ok
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

SECOsrs HAND PiANo-For ssic a five aud hall
- octave SECOND haaG TlaEo. Price san.
W. DANIEL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
a. "9& "" Ji JUN II CARY. G.. G.
VIROINIA-AtRuieah oliin tlc Cicls's oflco 81

VIR0INIA-AtRueah eldin The Clcfss ofico cine
superior Cuuuof Chluccry for Tie Richmond Giro ui
the 4dsy Of Aptl, 1872 lsism Puck cif prf against
Christopher SMurra, and other dofia.
The defendant above named having entered his an.
pcatauce aud given security, according The Act ~
semhy and the Rurs Of This Court, aud appearing. by
HtiElaciory evidence, that Lee Of this
commemorative " ts ordered, That tho said defendant
~ appearhcre on The 2ih DAY ~ The June Term
ind answer tho liN IT the plaintiff and that ronv of
ihH order be forthwith Inserted In newspaper pub.
hshcd ~ uc Guy Of Richmond, for two months eueces.
Fyely and oricd athc front door ofthc Capitol n the s
city. A eory Teafe Uf w WV ''''
ar g1-.dvqw VyN a .N.pa ,.,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

U1purur a. ,,t,n,,'t Hli. u Irit.
R'hL"l - bEIAkNEIIE, Df uIe county nf caro-.
.tl.. wing h'ia ItffUut paying fIsf b.. NAV IL,
@ ',i'l hinkfpg; u b. prierciilf aInrf,ans clir-
t ~" w M ll. ~ 'le fal Rn1.u a. Dsitrn.tfc Sine
~, IA ~. ",lit 9n Oh, Ieu ftay. WY ti.r .aII H..
J.i, " '.i.' 20 % e,c'fe Htnsnrt pur usni 4,
order be- published 100 ue rtws,..', ' ~ ~ we
rs and tlni ruire m tDur ''''i'iiE 2" uif
tOpy. Tsue.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
A CARD.


-. - oARBANATi bees leave most respectfully to
49,. his fseni. AL The pgeue, that he has I'm
Of summer Hats whcS he Is snrc viii please all persons
iond Of wearing nght Hat hsofs beiunn drsb eoboT
Keep the head perfectly cool lie VIII warrant iIsi. e
OF THIS material to be waieiproo In tact, they will be
may war; and ibe sold at the low price ofHi arS
ENGLISH PERIODICALS.
s s subs s'ncs hss maS TIaneSnsnts BY which he
and MasaEaes, attc prices named, deliver Ell 10 suhseIi
os rs h. 80, wthSu, ai'hl"na lat, or pos,asc;
INC 0naiietly Review, edited 10y Loo khaIt. ESQ.
The E.inburS Review 10 Francis Napier
The iondoa aud Westminster Review. edited hy Mr. Mll
Tie Foreign ouai.er Review, edited by MT Colo
The htiush aud Foreign Review edited 10y John kembe
i.a and Foreign Medical Review edited by Forbes a
| & woods Magazine edltedb b, John Wilson
| r r,ns, OF m, me above .! s. her sona,n
Tue Monthly Magazine, edited by Hcrsud, at s6 PER
| New Nonthly Magazine. edited by Thomas Hood
The unncd Service Journal, ami Naval Military Maya.
Dsbun uniyerS.iy Magazine a, s. per annu,n Harry
otreqrer, Charles oMailry, &c were originally pub.
Ainsworth's Magazine with numerous States b, Cdk.
InS snd others, q, rer annnm rhis anc~ work.
anIN'copes OF the LIST No. sold In London the
dax OF publication
nc changes Of Fashn, With handsomely eoored Fashion
| rMcs-Monihly, at s. ~ per annum
Ell ia Europe, which will bc furnished tho lowest ian.
ap@ LVoNs, Main 1t
GLASS MOTTO AND INITIAL. SEALS.
w RANDOLPH a CO. have Tor sale the following
NAMES.
Hannah, Robert. rancrs Iosu,,h. samuel Emma I'll.
ward George, Julia. Agnes Auirrv, letnua John. Eizl
M>,leonl ,Sronc Marthi, Sophia, Leiia Mara, sassn,
James, Janet; Eihc;h Jane, aruei. May. sarah Loui.
~ Mary Ann, CIhaEinc, Amelia, Anne, slen, Emily.
INITIALS.
W = Az, go. RIG. S.EF-ARCDEFG UIJKI
y orc RSIuNMN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

BURLAPS AND rICkLENBURGS
On BALES Rullps, Vcty good. tom No ltoi
= " cases Icklenb Jugs good, Factory hands,
in store and iog sale low.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

ISlAtk TEAS superior qualhy , In papets
ID GtNPoM DER TEAS, tue and extra tine
LOAF SUGARS, nj lowest priccs
nACoN MnniINGS Ia n'inc order
ALMONDS lvica Sntt shell
IpSDON PORTER, quarts
MAbhil'A WINE. "a clshi casks for ale hy
DAVENPORT a ALLEN
"A wv Corner of ~ aud l5fh Airr,ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
FAMILY FLOUR

II 40 COFFEs.-2I7 bags Green large gain Coffee
IL binding this morning, per Almira.
nP 10 WILLIAMS g. UANAII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

Two ILDEiIs-Ftcnch Mcial-a -ubstitutc tor cold
Leaf answering every puri becoming black
eorrodsd for sale by :. DOVE.
m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

4 henteo County touu, Apnt fth. icts Richard
Whhneld, paiutt; against Marta nohannan, widow of
Thomas iohannan, deed. Mary Ann uohannan,
Davis aud Martha his wiic who Martha Bohannsn, Ed
ward loIanc and Maria D. his wife, who Mara n
hannan, Joseph tohannan, Thomas Bohannan Richard
hohannan, William Eohannan, Lucy Bohannsn, Charles
hohsnnan and Miles boannan the last three oi whom
Infants, toy Lohtn Ecit, their guardian ie. assign,
Toy tho court to defend them In this suit, deis. n
ChdHoery,
This lay came the plaintiff and flied his bill: and upon
his motion, loiu Elieu h. appointed guardian, AL hcn
Ia defend tho Infant dcicudants In tis suit; aud appear
the satisfaction of the Court 10y the afavit of
Charles nnhannan, that tine defendants, Joseph chan
nan. Thomas Bohannan Richard nohannan and William
Hohannan. not Inhabitants Of this ComnIonwe ahb
sndthcy not having entered their appearance and given
security according the OF Assembly and the Rules
thus Court u Is orcrc. That the sad defendants APP
pear hcte al the July term Of this Court and
w" b OF the plantilssand that copy Of this order
tt~nh inserted la newspaper published Ia the
nShmond for two months ccssive aud posted
wv "o "o" hsor OF IL" Courthouse Of this county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27


'IIlE present number Us cmbellished with a spIcniiI
4 MczZcuuo. entitled Going 90 the Springs " IA othe
smaller cugraviug1
The Contents from the pens of Arthur Bachc S,n.
icfson, Walter, Mis- Rand, Rev. Kennedy The tor
Professor Frost. Iud many others.
runrcriptiou only e. per year single Nos D.. cts
Call soon AZ the Periodical Agency Once Stain street
next coprto Evans China store.
fulI ~ ASIXON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
,,.oAa E ; ). a'.I FOR TIE SEASON

IHLOHA's DICTIONARY by MrsF w wiz
ITO Pnrfry nf Flowers, anf F1scrs III Poetry ait.
ed by fanrrss Orroaf "' y '''
In~ lid's' Companion foo 'he Flower Garden, ~ NJ.
Pr ~ HF ". llfosI " ''-
To hmuanfIt r.f '0r aI Hss-1un
fIfr.f i'tron. an Irrrrrsfrfln of the f,rgY.va and
scot 'n.rfs nj hIutfa. Inr .aIr bv
''h FNifn, DRiVRgR MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
HONNETs. ARTlEIcIAL FInwERs-

n y .~ IIUnrfF tf fsEI
y N ..r straw, t,v.orr end IphyfIno BDrrsfa
and iar.y B.nnsff f ''''
hrff.II fu4frH
Iir above g0lds ore s Of fhr rftgerf ami moi fail
tunlN.e .'y.ss an1 Will lc cold Iv
ALSO,
'.hffnen'r and bYyf straw Palm. Manila anI Tsr
NHfh ilhtaf % 90 NNfNUTANia
90 DO NrW end Cheap Cash Dfy f..II.f. -f,re
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

NEW NtBtlkN.
L. W.. NANDOIpH A. 90 have Tor rslc
y tienfWDriu Psprfa
hnln1uV lrn tnc History of slavery fs fptro.refop
N" N' ni'i ~f' Causes of iIr Continuance and q q.
marc n.ni. thlHnln Tfactsof " g. D. rfanrins II 70
- hyi InHrni0n President Of tIe Crnfenusfy roi.
l'gc. tlufDu. MIf.Irslrpi
,nffd state OlIr.si Register, for t5tt and o.
liHlfy ni Napoleon, from ue lfeuch ~ DO a. Arierte
Ut lf lnfIfr ~ france. with 20 iiurfafoua by Vern.f
ani PORTRAIT. VIOLA $40. sp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.

-. s'FV HFhfNG DRf GOODS.
THE subscriber invites The attention Of his 0iep,s a.
Iufchiscrs rcrcraily,to tho following articles mari
~ INC STOCK selected fer The spring and summer galea
hcy WIN he soil a. unpfuc cdeuted pticea Tor as or
paving custuinsr4 nn rreft. " ''' ~
ttench Fnnia- Cambfcs and Lawns NJ beautiful efyes
goo lacin' bougby The package and be fod At veTy
French satin striped Muslina
flau black Gro 40 Rhincs
hiack aud hiuo black, plain AMI STRIPED silks
chased ~ wv wv WV Wv
IhecdM uslnr, Satin chcc'd 10 and Caml,rir Diniles
iarluan MuHIus aui sitn Jeans
uealiin Bonnet and Neck Ribbons
Iiack tilct Mluiillds cords and frinrea
MraY black Pcour Ottoman Shawia
Thread lace Collars
victoria aud MOfair skirts
Hcamifll Painted Feather Pans
GcnuCmcr's aud Lady'a Cfavate
buies
Bstnlcy shecurEs ~ linen, MI widths The best for
use "
Superior s1fu Dlmaaks ail widths
DO Irish linens, Richardson Housewife tltc t,rf
Goods Imported
Etrlirh Long Cloths and American do
ia Ucached Cotton Shecfinf. and uiarv o,,., L.
Goods f0r family urc. and suited fu the Ecas.1 ''F'
nv the arrivals ~ rscls this week mans ,tt., A 49, M
desirable Fancy Goods arc to be- received rt,rt ~ ~,
line. Sika Shsws, Scarls, clcganf Drrss Got 80, ,
which will make i" a'sofucnt a. coioricfc .,t ,,t
no ~ any other previous fcaeon. ''''' '"' ''''''
auit Tuou.s, r,,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

SILK sCAEF-, &c.
DLACK and coinrreI silk Hcartf
ID Gsuzc and six ffikf
Ul1rk anil colorcd nix siawfa
Gfrcn worffcd nsrcac
Black and w'fifo riix aces
bnbhlnciif and Wash blonde, etc. etc
t'"n af-oHnehi "i the above g0odf. received and
l"I i.. cheap - fUNNtNOHAMs
An TT Nov anil chraur shffrg go-t-rt.r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

| iNHEFsD OfGs-s baffris roreIged snI t,r LAD. I,y
- mfi LYELL JOHNSTON A LYELI.
I)ANbOUH wEGODIEs afnngrd f.f The Piano
tpfie snd Orrtu ~ Mff Why'd nud Miaf Hai'ry g.
thehf W DANIEL
ni W. tiuaro aluvc fhe Banks.
'IfnOTu E-sEED-A few bushels of sutetior
qualify, af 81 prf bufhci
mi'J GRRTTER = PEARE
4 WhENF PALACE PLAYING CAHDF a fnnp,v 81
~ The shove superior AMI splendid uuicc, aurslo Gr
phf"7i with afre assortment of Others ~ vlri.ua III,
'flluonHfio be bod ~ A LYONia
New stationary anil Fancy stote
~ 10 lHmc1 Eyaus China ftoTe ~ whore suig.
day. -. ~, ~ a. ''
4 WoCOLATE AND COCOA.-fresh Choeo.
- s,e ahdtOcoa for sale n ABBOTT.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22
TmE BOON's LICK TIMES.
JAMES r. BENSON g. CLARK II. GREEN,
Publishers g. Proprietors,
AMI Publishers of the Laos, de-, nf the United
States, By authority.
r Il Il M : /.

Il II IL M s..
Published every Saturday. at SO in advance or
~ at the end of the year. No paper discontinue /
but at the option of the editors until all
are paid-and a failure to give notice {befure the
end of the year, of a wish to discontinue will be
considered new engagement.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One dollar per square, of twelve lines OF less,
for the first insertion, and fifty cents square for
each subsequent insertion.
For one square twelve months, twenty dollars.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is Or
dered, Without the number of insertions being
cited, it will be inserted Cat the discretion of the
Proprletorsl until forbid, and charged for accor-
dinghy.
ALI advertisements from strangers, as well as
all orders for job.~ork, must be accompanied with
the cash, or a reference to some responsible and
convenient acquaintance.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
A. r. OLDHAM, Middle Grove, Monroe CO.
JAMES HUGHEs, Richmond, Ray CO.
JAMES HEAD Four Mile Prairie, Randolph CO.
w. F. ,SwILzLER, Columbia, Boon CO.
= G. P. BRowN, Platte City, Platte co.
THOMAS JAcKMAN, Rocheport, Boon CO.
VIM. d MALONE, Huntsville, Randolph co.
F. WmTE, Linneus, Linn co.
GEO. II. HuBBELL, Trenton, Grnndy co.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

don,; ,o,,,,b Ios,bcr ,,Io1es seventy-five
c,,,,. ,ot ,I,,o,.,, lo,tIar cane mr. hats. lea
,L,. Lrocos ~, e,,s,orders and ON all other
Lrac,s ar susnerders of whatever mate
- ,,,,o,;nIs ,o,,r,,soJ evcent India
,.,,I,Lnr ,nL IN leather b,t,los naient lea-
,l'nr a,,J ~, al l.,bor ,,.nnf-c ,nres of lea
,ta. nr,,r ,,L;cL bother ;s . romnorcnt
,'.,s.;aI ~ ,I,;oC,.aI,o ,,o, ,,Le,u,;se snc.
.,''G,J ,In,,. ~ ,b,rt,,, fyo nar centum adj
,.,iona,,,
r;,r,,L M r,rs orolI Limbs nm the skin.
~ c,,,,,lr oa,,,,,,,' al ,,Iorcn,. ON
~ 49,, = ~. 49,, Ill I,at,nrs, f,re
t.I',, ,l'.l,ai - ~, tho
I;,, ,,,.,,,,,. 60 ,,,,,n1 al ,,lorem.
r,m ,... rIi,,G,. ,;,,,a,s anJ ntbcr
n'nn ,,i' re r,r NOT sTccif;od thirty.
I.i,. Ln, knJiGs
r' ,o Po' r'i,' r..'.'i ,, ~
,',.,r,oJ nra,'n,,',a ,,a,,t,' fvr
- a ,'aIoran,. L'. f ,rani boz
,,;oa G'I,s ",Ia ,'Gaio ~ ", n,, ~
,~n ,'I oir 10 'r,c ccnis each ' - ''''
NJ - ~ ,.,,.l t.,,,,,,.- g.. ,,o,
-''"'"' y IL "''L -,
' anu '',''' H. - "''' "''o'''u'
Id, heSn"Int N"P'''' o! ELSEWHERE T"",-
posed OF Sahh' straw en- p grass pam 'ea''
Fa'ah' willow, or any piheF Ne9e'aoi9 SUD-
stance, or Of bar. WhaIehone, or o'her ma
tcllal not otherwise specified, a duty OF
thirty five per ccnjum adyalorcm: Prori-
ded, That all flats braiIs, paits, spartere, or
willow squares. used for making hats or
( bJnncts, slat nav tic same rate of duty rs
manufactured hats or bonuets.
Tenth. On al ornamental fathers and
artificial fnwsrs. or nar,s thereof of What.
n,or ,,,,,ar;ars carI.n.od ha;. Lr,coIa,,
I
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-16
rIApn rIMRs AND RESuMPTION.-Ths

LIZARD TIMES AND RESUMPTION.I,Th
IL fashionable complaint Of "hard times and con,
.equsnty frequent applications for credit mas ,nsuceo
DR.. VAN PATTEN to announce thus puDnciy nis
moderate and much reduced rate of charges wn'ch ne
will continue few weeks longer after which ne must
in duty to himself and family, advance bis terms 10
correspond more nearly to those of his neighbors.
For inserting the ordinary incompatible teeth on
pivots, rs.
For inserting the premium inconuptble, and war
ranted to stand firm, IS.
For inserting the ordinary incorruptible teeth upon
gold plate, IS; for inserting the best incorruPuble
teeth upon fine gold plate initiating nature SO perfect
w. as to eude detection by ordinary observers and to
be SO we'll adapted to the gums as to be in every re-
spect noensive and of great service In masicaiion as
well as in articulation Sc to SIS, the charge Tor those
depending some hing the number inserted.
Small cavities filled with the finest gold at ST.
Larger cavities with gold from 81 50 to 81
For silver or tin filings, never more than VI.
Extracting teeth or fangs SO cents, specie
Extracting children's first or temporary teeth any
number, for SO cents.
For cleaning or scaling teeth, per set, 81 to rs.
He considers the common practice OF hlling or
saving apart" the teeth exceedingly nJudicious
with very few exceptions) that he will, when he
deems the operation necessary, perform it without
any charge.
Office few doors west of Brown and Gadsby's
hotel, the same side of Pennsylvania avenue.
april 1-3t
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-16
From the LopeH Courier.
MR.. CUSHING'S SPEECH.

The Washington correspondent of the New York
Commercial, in relation to the remarks of Mr. Cush-
ing in the House of Representatives Tuesday last
says " The speech of Mr.. Gushing one of the
most statesman like efforts it has been my good
fortune to hear on either floor of Congress. 1t was
delivered in calm, dispassionae, argumenative
ner appealing the reason the conscience the COM
mon sense of those to whom he addressed it, and who
did him and themselves the honor of listening with
deep interest while the language and logic in which
it was couched forcble, eloquent and convinc-
ing 1t describes the condition of the present Ad-
mnstration and its supporters that of the duplicate
opposition relating thereto and defended the former
against the charges brought against it by the latter in
the most triumphant manner. 1t was purely pa
triotic effort and if it be permitted to have any thing
approaching to its legitimate effects, must tend to
alay those party strites ard divisions which are
threatening to overthrow all the signal advantages
under which this Administration came into power"
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