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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

T upLIc-No. COL


AN ACT establish additional land office in Florida
BE iteactdb By the Senate and House Of Representatives.
OF The Uaited States Of ia3erca Congress assembled,
That muchsof public land OF United States III
Florida lies OF the Suwanee riser
line dividing ranges tweny-four and
-flve lying Mays river, north of
basis parallel, shall form land dstrc, be cal
led Aachua land district. and for the sale of the pub
lie lands within the district Aforesaid. there shall ne land
Office established i'll the OF NcwnansvIe, i'll the
ty Of Alachua, III the territory Aforesaid
Sec. } lind be It further enacted. That there shall
tand the sale public land in said district who shall
reside Newnansvie. Aforesaid.
IN the same manner and sums and whose compensation
emouments, duties and authorities. shall,
be the relation lands be disposed of said
office, be by law provided in relation the
registers and receivers Of public money the several Off
established for tine sale Of the public lands
SEC 3 Ind be rlter enacted, That all such public
lands, embraced within the district created BY this
which shall have offered for sale the highest bidder
any land office in said Territory. pursuant any proca
of the President United States. aud which
lands unsod the taking
entered and sold
Off hereby created, in the manner
and ubec and upon like conditions
land would been subcc, the said
land offices herenbefore mentioned, had they
tached to the
Approved, August 81, 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
FOR SALE!
2,7OO ACRES Western PENNSYLVANIA
LAND:

CITUATE about 30 miles Villa ms port and 200
~ mtes from Philadelphia, in Clinton late Centre
y within lbO perches Of the Pennsy Canal
$50 perches from the Bald Eagle Canal which Bell
fonte and come with the SaIuehannah rivers "a miles
from Lockpor the large County Town and miles from
Mil Ha linear 10 schools. mills. places Of worship, &C.
&c These lands embrace a consider bic portion
TAM and valley Land of which
tl.age. and produces Whea, of heavy growth The al
ley Land is rich and worthy Of culture Forty Of
the above improved and in good cultivaiion that
part which IS most Of upwards 500 Acres
adJons neat improved Farms, handsome frame
dwellings, and within II miles Farm. hundred, nj
Acres cleared Lands; it abounds mineral and som.
superior TIMBER with large brick dwellings. and a,g. s:o,.
bars, so by 100 feet, &c The neighborhood il se.d
with dense population and i. considered one Of the o.
Furnishing in the State. Lands tee M lies NOW AL.
for Fifty Dollars Acre.
Ii - believed that the above Lands tn. n, ID.
OF an active and practical could be sold %, ia ..
Farms 20 grea, perunary advantage sAar WV =,
EXCHANGED FOR A FARM A SHORT D,sr..rv =.
RICHMOND, INDIANA. ANIHcNY P. NORRIS
TN. b. The present could novr AL, < ~ eoo
Acre. at from -Four 10 Six Dollars Ter Acre. Do, u.f,
closing the concern Apply 10 .;A,nuei Coals near Pch
mond Indiana, or Dr. a B Massey al Lock Haven n..,
the Lands. '' ''a'
November 18Th. 1872 Ae,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
INDIANA. IO-WIr:

l" Tie Way4s Probufe Court, Norember Term,
Ebeaeker T. and James VI. Austin, Adnsn) On Petition
istrators OF tie Estate OF Isaac Ausun settle Es
deceased, Ia
The Creditors. solyen,
ND now. on tais day, to-wit on Thursdav, the eth
day OF November. Is II, the beng Attn Judi
cla day OF the November Term lsI2 nj me Wayne Pro-
Court, ordered by Court Creditors of
the Estate fed ing pendency
tItIon, By publ cation the Richmond Palladium. week
~ printed an published in said county,
weeks excessively: and that unless they notify said Adj
illustrators OF the existence and OF
Claims. fling The ne de
and Gate OF the
the same be founded, Inc Clerks office
previous to the final di-tbuton Of Es
such claims viii be postponei favor OF
cred nd that, the sal
be held the Court House county. on tho
second Monday OF February The Court vail
TO hear and ds;ermne The and make Distribution
amongst said Creditors Witness.
JOHN FINLEY, CLERK,
a tow 1920 Wayne Proba Court
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

THE NERMILLIoN.-The Hartford Coura nj gives
the following incident of the burning of this Ill
lated steamer. 1t exhibits remarks ble degree
of calmuess in danger, not unfrequen,ly mani
tested by tinIid females, IN such eminent peril:
A Mrs Clark formerly Miss Perkins of Wind
ham, Conn, was among the passengers, nth two
daoghters-ons SIX and the other twelve years
of age. and by her remarkable presence Of mind
they were all saved. They were at the stern Of
the boat, and finding other way OF escape, she
dropped them into the water, giving them drec-
tons to sieze hold of q chain they rose. which
sho pointed out, and which was attached to ,he
boat. Seeing them successful, she Jumped into
the water herself, ard they all three kept hold of
the chain until assistance came 10 their relief
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
Administrators Notice.

NHE undersigned. having taken OF the Wayne Pro-
bate Court lctlers of Administration Estate or
Nelson Doy, late OF Wayne Indiana deceased
all indebted 70 said Estate make immediate
and all those ia wing claims against same
them. legally authenticated. settlement within
year from the date hereof Nothing known a. tn IN,
solvency of he Estate. s B. STANTON Admir-
Nov. ~, lci2 46.45
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
BARGAINS

ME undersigned has hanf lot of Bed Quilts
l. Comforts Sheets, and Blankets; Pots and Kettles
ohe seven-pate Stove and Pipe Brass Anirons Sadron.
uDs Bowls, Look ngtiass, doz Chairs: arg. Con-
per Neie; Hoes and Spades Tea Boods Stands; Churn
htstrats ideSaddle and other house pipp
articles, which be cold great sacrifice to close
concern. Apply soon, il you BARGAINS.
IRWIN REED.
Richmond, Nov. 26, 1872 AR
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
TPrEIJC-NO. 95.1
AN ACr
Approved. August 81, 1912.

AN ACT extend the collection trct of Wisca7set
Be enacted bg the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of tie United States Of .lnercu Congress assembled,
'ihat the town of Newcastle aud Marlborough, living
the rtver the State Maine. be annexed
90 the collection sric, Wscassc pors of delivery
only.
>,,r,voJ 4,rtst
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold On Saturday, the 10Th of Deeemb.,
w next. the Hotel of Mr. Gilbert. the wearing m,
oarei AM Trunk belonging TO Nelson Do,y. deceased
-Four monib. credit will be given all sums over "a
Nov. y, 1872. (46s.) 8. B. STANTON, ADM,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
Dissolution of Partnership.

ME partnership heretofore existng between John
Il Williamson and Thomas II. Carey, in the Milling
business IS this day, dissolved by mutual All
persons therefore, indebted the
urged make immediate and those Ina wing ella
against the requested present them for settle
Either of the Undersigned III attend se,tleng up
the business of the concern.
JOHN WILLIAMSON,
THOMAS NJ. CAREY.
Richmond, Ilth NJ o. 1912. Ar
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

4 ND now. at tins day. ta-Vit: Wednesday, the l6b
day of November. 1912. the being third u-
dctal day OF the November Term. lo42 Of the WAYNE
Probate Court ordered ny the Court that Creditors
OF the Estate lie notified of the fling pendenry said
petition, Ey publication the Richulond Palladium
weekly spaper printed aud published couny for
SIX weeks, elyi and tha unless
Admlnstrato OF the and
tive ella inns by hrg tie statement
aud contract ,,nor
which the same may he ounded Clerks Office of this
Court previous the final distribution assets of .aid
Estnte su'h CLAIMS viii be postponed favor more dill
creditors: And that, next term of said ou,,
he held at the Court House and county on the
second Monday Of febrnary next the Court will proceed
TO near and determine tho ani distribution
amongst said Creditors. Witness
JOHN FINLEY, Clerk
Tow (S5,95) Wayne Proba Court
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

MARRlED.-On the 18th inst. by S. B. Stan.
ton Esq. Mr.. JoHS A SMITH to Miss HANNAH
MoNGAR, all of this city.
Oh Thursday last, by Abel Evans, Esq.
Mr. DAVID MEssIcK, to Miss MARY CoRD1LL ali
Of Wayne County.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
= of TREASURY NOTES
STRONGER YET,-The Charleston Mercury is
taking boJeI ground for MIR. Cahoun.--IIefe il:
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY

The triumph of principles is The first object for
he labor OF every true hearted Democrat: and
harmony of action. above all local, pariini,
tional questions. ~iihou, compromise for the adj
sancement OF men. or the interests of any divIs
ION o portion Of The whole country. must be the
Of the friends of each Of the statesmen we
looking as leaders IN the great strife,
and greater victory, Of 1911.
Mobile Register.
All rIghi!-"No COMPROMISE OF PRINCIPLE FOR
THE SAKE OF li4RuoNY. We wish not for a trl-
nmph oba ned by log rolling with Protectonists
Let there be no dodging,-no sturrIng Of itnpor
tant questions: let the broad banner Of Free
Trade; Lou Duties; No Debt; Separation from
Brnks; Economy; Retrenchment; and strict adhe-
renee to the Constitution" be kept fully. broadly
spread, that he who runs may read, and let who
ever will not stand by il IN The face of friend foe
OF no would yield jot Of the principles it
vows-or mask word Of its homes, Democratic
avowal of the creed the whole creed--and moth
ing bu, the creed Of the par,y.--seek fraternity
among thu mounte banks who have mo duordis
for The public eye'--and be numbered hcnceforih
among The Coons.
RIGHT SrIR1r.--The New York Tribune. n
concluding account OF The election IN that CT
~. speaks the following language to which every
true Wing will respond:
Let Thing be distinctly understood :--Iu
veal or wo, prosperity adversely. hope or gloom
there Is but one Wing candidate for President IN
ls44. No fortune alter tha:--Mr. Clay
himself will not he allowed to retire, should he
wish II. For hIm and none other The being alive)
the Wings will vote; and we have doubt that
the result will prove the Loco Foco successes Of
Al and 40 hollow and unmearing those Of
'3S and '39. 1t needs exhorIaton to induce
every Wing to be ready for that contest,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

a bill prov iding for the abolition of punishment
by death, has been los. ID the Vernon, Lcgisla-
ture.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

ME subscribers take, in of
and accounts due them, the follow ing articles Of coun
try produce If delivered soon viz: Wheat. Corn, Oats
Pork, and FlaxSeed for which the highest price
viii be allowed They viii barter for articles
notes good men-a small assortment Of Dry Goods
Crockery-iiats and Shoes, and articles
which will at price. emit
nJ-Come gentlemen you that want 10 pay your debts
and keep trade aliye.-Cesi IS of the question.
]. REED s. BROTHER.
Richmond, Nov DC, 1912. 47u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

MICHIGAN ELECTIpN-fU RESCLT--ih he
Detroit Free Press of Tuesday gives the result
Of the election 10 Michigan. The Senate will
be entirely Locofoco, and the House will stand
40 Lncos TO Wings. The Locofoco majoriiy
for Senators will be upwards Of 5000 Locos
throug bout the Union! get nr a banner for lille
Mchy. She IS triie darker than New Ramp-
shire - Clerelund Herald.
Go Ir.-The South Western Virgnian an a.
bic md spirited Wing paper published a, Abng
don. Va, by Messrs Coae s. Bar, thus discourses
upon the Iabors Of its editors
As many of orr subscribers church members
and Of course Christians, know they will be
oiced 10 hear of the prosperity of Zion. a, least
hey ought to be, and will be. if they possess
what they profess. The Junior Editor OF this
paper, who is a Preacher in the Methodist Pro- I
testant Church, on tour through Lee county
last week, bad the satisfaction of adding 10 the t
church The of 70 persons, at least half Of
" hom professed TO have passed from death unto
life. This is it should be-et the Junior fight
he devil abroad, and (the Senior) will tieh,
his political imPs a, home with all the energy
hat God has gvenu Us.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
UA Good 7-plate Stove and Pipe,
for sale cheap. IRWIN REED
Nov. 26, 1872 arr
INDIANA. TO-WIT:
In the Wayne Probate Court, Noren.bcr Term,
The Creditors.

John A Nc Mian, Administrator of the) o. Petition
Estate OF Hiram Dsown dec, settle Estate
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04

WiRolNIA-la cAaaeery-A rules heli In the
y tierks Once OF the County Court of Rlchm0n on
honsay, the 2nd day OF May, 1872:
WIN hnfrcss, john n Neainan and Mary hls wife
an" ~" 'ohos anu EiiEatcth hi1 wife, Pits.
Mary, N' ,e - ~ ~r'''
The dcicndtnis William Nash, Peter Nah, aud nrad.
icy sni mswc Mary, not having their appearance
NM gwen security according To the OF assembly AMI
uho rules ~ this court; aud u appearing by satisfactory
cNiuc &C that they Inhabitants OF t,is Cotton
Wealth sordeIc, that the sail dcicn lants do appear
Sie o tue hrd Monday IN August aud answer the
WI ~ tue pants aud that copy this der be G,gth.
~, IA some newspaper published in the city
front dcor Of the Courthouse OF this county
a r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
~. FEyEn ANn AeuE-RowAND,s

InsRoVED roNio MIXTuSS" RsSanis
Tonic MIinre - vesca'le fchnsTe specific aud
rsnc E,hausi.ons. with their kindred complaints 80
,,i I ~ anu a. i.S snpisy Cd ihrongh
inlcovcib 10y the original Inventor (,nl sole, cnitc
Vudo ugoa tho banks Of the Mississippi where he enjoy.
spcfcct kucw;oFe Of the peculiar ieaures which DIS
ease cssn's In the Great Western Valley, FOR apply.
ne irtlns anl SUI further petieetng hs peculiar method
81 lreine that particular class Of complaints, which
save aitenuon Hence, the improved Tonic Mixture is
Low equally well adapted to Northern Southern, Eastern
Nos that the manufacture Of this famous and unvcr.
ray saneorei remedy again in the hands oTsi
i1 iu strength, gcnuucncss aud purity. Much has
ured Turing the recent absence OF the authorize lessen
the cNtcnsivc employment which THE favoritc remedy
"nrc enjoyed and 10 permit the country be
WIN eountcrfc,i substitutes AMI loudy
7-seHi nantc OF Rowan's improved Tonic Miruc (nonc
"'er will receive the sanction of the auihor) sha be
mcd'aicy tc.supaled To every aguc
iry, anil assume tao high eninenc. anil universal
.ncc conmandcd without rival. Tho Tonic mixture
f's ts csims 10 public confidence years OF trial and
A;uei whether professional domestic. ohorwisce hat
"'nens continuance Of Competition, AMI guaranteeing
tnchi. more substantial benefit than be derived from
M other sources taseher The common remedies, &C.,
leave the vrctehcd invalid with pale sal oio eonHis nance
80, s,-s,d feef and ffi 6o,ce and sensations pcI,a
clog the system called hy the weacd and hopeless sui>
f.rc onward fever" These distressing symptoms
TOR months. and sometimes years, terminating at
length IN an incuIahlo Dropsy, Consumption CONCESSIONS
other fatal disorders Recovery under the OF the
Improycd Tonic Msture however. Is perfect and
rcte' the feelings beconliHg at once cheerful aud
ti1t. ia health: aud rciapses likely
% occr Gn IS attack 81 fhs disease irh9 haS
rcr h1i the AgUe before To distinguish Rowands lui
proved Tonic Mixture from all others. and from counter
rs limitations AMI substitutes, each bottle, In addition 10
ioug wrapped the envelope and covering,
now furnished with label ON which Is my written
Signature which passes across the mouth and must be
destroyed la drawing the cork.
orders should be transmitted, directly, the only manu-.
fAcurcr aud proprietor pr John Rowand Graduate Of
University OF Pa. Olcc aud Laboratory, = North Second
:trcct, Philadelphia.
~ r. The utmost rigor Of the Law will be summaTly
enforced ,inst every attempt imitation impostuTe.
A Fupply received by JOHN GANNoH. one door above
he Bel Tavern, Sole Agent for Richmond. jcl5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
ExcnANGE cL9rHIsG STORE,


E under nei have opened me sfoye IN Iifh direct
l"heihe Exchange HotCl. with The ycw ~ furnish.
ing Tue ci1fuf 20 Richmond aud vicinity with frs rste
i. ,Fin iho way N Ready Made O1rmcnr S.. ouch D,
i'Vr nol heretofore been offered in tho market From
o '''nalfn fulacrred IN councR0n with one Of ITO
hf cohccrnsin New orb thcy have hupcs Of ,Iirng
tfc NJ patronage, which The style and quality of their
foglg cannot fail 10 command.
hcicrtntc could De- furnished 10 ne many eizeuo who
'v' iynrcd Tho Establishment ~ BroslWav. Aucrir IN
t'trl Now Work, with thclf otdcrp, who will u fiituo
rave ilcir mcarufcH with u- which Will be forwarded
WIN patch, and ~ injured famplcs NJ Tho fnste
rila moot ~ vogue the korih will be- tepf on hand.
TON which collections hc made by an who would pre-
| fcrf1rfncufr made fn ofdrr
~ offensive lr-offmcut % Cirmcnta ior Spring snd
sumner wear are cnrTe fnT inrpccon, including Pan.
itl0on1-fron ircurh snd Enrlleh iaefc Cafrimrrrr.
| tfmhfUunf. Diliiugl. McunoeH Hunhaziuce. In ",
t0uq new STYLES Particular attention has hecn directed
o. this Department. WITH tho object Of ofcunr an aeon.
mont 4 Paul WINCH om hcif superior rtylc Of cuf and
Gp. d. mu- cef The views Of thupo feqnirinr Ur "a.
ting dce. mo Same may be appledt 6nt Veris vhrh
have aiyen Hu much altiancon Tho usual aasorturut
Will DO Ecpi up, includrg Chsney M1raoier pnts enc
etc. pf''f aud Frnfk t0lig from French and Eng.h
,ioih- m various colours. ALTO, Morinos Cinq,amr
wnn q npcuor a'coument q Fancy Dress krneles,
including ne licuetylc FIX ssfn and MoIar ~ erfi
id Iaa tttvu Ftiinora, st0ck1 rurpcndrrs FHt AMI
lncm Iandsefc iit', fhftr tnllrr Glover Unlcrtera
ani Unwers, HoreIy, lmltslllf, Csuca, fic. Alro,
g'c', 5micy "i Oriental Rohca o. nreffinr CoWnr
vt - STARR A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
MORE NEW HOOKS
Received at the Book Store of
SMITH, DRlNKER & MORRIS.


MORRIS TIShVELS.-Notcsofa Tour through
VI turkey Greece Egypt Arahin PctIc 10 tlc Holy
lahi' nciulng visit 10 Athens, Sparta, Grand Cairo.
tonstlnunopc, Ihcbca, tho Rcd sea- Mount sinai Petra
will numerous plates.
travel u. s. GGrsffc. "
Tie author has conirved 10 give his de,crnons Of
places sccLcfy aud cycus, spirit uoss and vr,i.
srin lance that cannot be too much admircd-spiTt OF
ile Times '' ~
THEODORE HOOKS LAST
- FATHERS anl sons, a Novel by the late Theodore
&c, IN y l2inD ~ -
'Of Fathers anil Sons only ray HAT IT, revision
was about Tie lat literary work its lmontoI auitor
aud ia posscsses all those features Of keen pcrcepon
anu humorous drncniior ol character which have rem.
dorci III. productions such fIyori.cs with the public
LoHaoH Literary Ga-sHe.
- mr. n incrcstiug dclcycr novel - Uernld
IAN admirable novel 0is d0ufnyf AIrsiffy
"Onc of the lest novels of the Jay .i'-Efsssenerr
"a most amusing novel, floi spirit and wvaciy sun.
"MrThcodore Hooks works the most lively aud AZ
the same limo The rucsi pictures of life we have met with
auong late wTiteTs."-dNas.
popular treatise on Agricultural Chemistry, for tho
use nt Tic practical Farmer by Charles Sguarey Chemist
popular treatise Vegetable Phyfioi1ay published
under the auHpcc8 uf the Sorrfy Tor The pr0moiou Of
popular Instruction, will numerous cufs
Jol SMITH DRINKER MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
y" "Ihr' hr1i c0Iutf Uf0N iue Dcp0i,
IOGhN WALLER
Mh. a.. IlIpNruN.
Thry NOT respectfully offer lhc following
ErTEntHcrsi


N-'HarJ -Ait-. Dr. Krnf, Kcniln Afwater. anil Cant
N nj tu.tl1tl ftafin'festnt. Milan u Mcgrudf,
20 a..f.rHe m.ssfa $3.50, Tyler 60. Loi,isa,
% .i. ttutrioa Kent, and ]. W Blgt b, EeL amelia
- NCl- o iet'r a Go ffnraHnu. 'n.. .fa sbeu.
.. fl. Co. LyHglbufr John u. speed anl svilln,io
10 ft..u. tI. Fsil.it.a'uP, -GabfirI l,l,uson and
Alexander Walker So. Draurf.-Mes-rs srrrd s.
tn0Hs .u. fHir.sf Nin 81. W.0 u .E-1 GGrrtus-
'llf iuhrft. sutton, Daniel Detained amt William ~
ttuu1uI. l..I. ht0r UH3gH1. Geo ruip AyIau and
cont tHu''. ~ Iisupn uharsiHrr,- Dr. R6h,rf
Waller, .ui Mcs4r8 ~. ". VcI 4 e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
eArrnnAY. Fehnlnry 10-h.lsi1
WA C SANDS, c &.
CoMMIssIoHERs' OFFICE, }
HirL maui "A q. nI.aL A.an Z
lsisnelI

Thcpacs interested aud nam 10 this cause are here.
ny h"hed That have appointed Monday, the Ih day at
Iuy next Qsi2)to commence In this Office, tho hour
OF IuA NJ The duties cuuincd in The foregoing
otder A. which time and place they requested to at
tehd WIFI ail necessary documents accounts and youch
crs, L. enable me TO perform tho sai duties.
L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04

In the United states Court. COT the Essic District OF vr.
sinia. May i3h, lat2.
VNIoNAs JORDAN Ofthe couniy Of King William, having
filed peton praying thai he may be declared 1.
Inrt: g. ordered that all persons claiming be credit
the said Thomas Jordan show court
the sih tay ~ July nck, Why the said Thomas DORIAN
be iceIc Bankrupt pursuant TO the act VI Con.
grcss that behalf AMI that copy OF this order be pub.
lshcd IN the newspapers according Ia the 21d and 2ih
| rules Of court.
Copy-Tcsc,
n.a u Mew JOSEPH 2. BArrLEy, nc.
In the United states Court Eaern District OF Viz
. glnia, June III iSt2:
L X. STREETER Of the civ OF Richmond, having
II hled petition praying tha, he may bc declared a
bankrupt - ordered that all persons claiming 10 be
creditors OF the said l. n. StrcceI show to the
Court, ON the Sh day OF July why the said L. u.
Strcctcr be not declared Bankrupt pursuant 10 the
act of Congress that behalf. and copy OF this or.
der DO published In the newspapers according To- the 2l
amt 2iih Rules Of Court.
Acopy. Tcsic.
To- w5w HENRY ctRSnS tn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
SMITH. DRINKER s. MORRIS,

nv opening, ia morning, ipvcicc If French Books
n elegant French Fancy sanonary and Music u their
own imturflfnu dircft ON Psrr, comprising, n p1u,
rfye nncy noc NJ cttcr Pager, with envelopes H.
match fvcrv variety ~ pa embossed and painod fancy
Hrer Wafer rufsfof French fancy Sealing Wax Of Tho
fioc ns t,re ani nstonahlc colours, viz white lgbt
aud ,,fk blue Pink, tlet black bun samond
Tfey brown aui afeen, rp1nnei with fah with variety
Ut eeal with aud moucf-alro variety Of useful
fancy appsndafcr o. ifdic' Writing Casel- orming, IN
A. aTfe aui unft De- ,Tablo a.roumcnf
Foreign Books imported loI Universities or private IL
bfsnss, lel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04

The defendant Robert Ill., Jr, e0'or II the nli viii
anh testament Of John King. dccd not having entered ina
apIeaianee and given security according 10 tho
semny anl llc knlcH Of tts touTi, and appearing hy
satisfactory evidence HAT he w. NOT an nlaiian of Tina
county, u iFFdeIcd, that the sad defendant do appear
mere on TIC hrst Monday ia August ucN answer the
Dl Of llnui and that copy Of this orier he forthwith
~ cHcd ~ some newspaper published in the city 81
Richmond, for two months succcasivcly and posted s
iront door of the Courthouse OF this county.
Copy--Testc
ma ~ w9w no. POLLARD. ok.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
NOTICE

TIE subscriber having been engaged IN the Drlg ana
4 iiwN .cfru business, ia New YORK and Phiasclpha
i1t Tie past eleven years. las associated with himself Nj
iu"uas Harrison, of THIS Guy, ami commences bust
ness hF day, under tic firm OF Bolton Il lIarri on.
EDWARD BOLTON.
Richmond, May 9Th, 1912. ma 6 dtf