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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

In United States Court for the Eastern District
Virginia i,h August, 1872.
In the matter of Bankruptcy Of
ToHN w. GLENN, OF the county OF Halifax, In the
u Eastern Virginia District The said Iohn w Glenn, whS
has beendecreeda bankrupt by this Court, having filed
petition praying for his discharge II Is ordered, Tia
notice thereof be published In a newspaper printed II
the city Of Richmond seventy days at least before the lf
day II November neat when hearing will be had the
said pcttoa the City Hall in the city of Richmond,
all creditors who have proved their debts, and other
in interest may appear the said time and place,
show cause, they have why the prayer OF the saJ
petitioner should not be granted.
A Coey-Teftc,
will HRNRX
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

The defendant, Thomas wiams not having en,o,.,
bis appearance and given security according 10 The se, az
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court aud hy
satisfactory evidence that he " an o1 ~
Commonwealh IL Is ordered, that the said defendant do
sppea mere on the fs day OF October Term and an
s~cr tho bin OF the PLAINTIFF and thai eopy OF Ills ~
iortwhh inserted IN some newspaper publs he'd in III.
ciy OF Rcbmont for two months rucc esSivey and ,ha,
Of this county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

IN delicate situations find rreat relief from constantly
wearing this plaster The application Of this plaster be-
tween ihe shouerr has zen oun1 certain reiaey Tor
c0i'i coughs pihisic and lung affections IN their primary
stages destroys inflammation by producing = copious pe r
fplraiion. No physician should DO without h..
For partcuarssCc bills that accompanies each boz AMI
directions Each boz contains sufficient spread six On
etEh plaeiers. Price bOccns por box. For sale.
or Is div cld A. q. -TEvHNa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

Ths 5ctsn,i,a - '' .n !, "nNet anu other Dena
appearance and given security according TO the AZ OF "a
senoy sndthe rules Of this Court, Nv 81,
siacory eNdencc, thar they not lnhabtants ~ ,h,
communicating is ordered, That the said deIcndan,s IL
sppee AT the Rules o. be held fret Monday In NJ
sn 80 and answer the bills ofthe pain and thai
parcr published In the city Richmond Tor two ,aa,s
eersively and posted the trout door of tho ,nni
"We Nhn Guy copy-Tcstr
su S-wgw WIN. G. sANDs a. n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

The defendants above named not having entered their
sppeaaneo ani given security according the Of
s~nby and the rules OF this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that hcy not Inhabitants OF this
commonwealth: IL is ordered That that the defend
ants 10 appear tho Rules 10 be held est Monday
IN November and answer the hill plaintiff ami
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted la some
Newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for months
successfully aud posed the front door OF the Capto
in the said city. A copy-Tesie
auS-w9w WM. q. SANDS, e T..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

VIhGINiA.-At Rules held in the t:jersis o,,.e. 81
INC superior Court ofChaneer for the RiehfponJ Cir
cult, q - 9Th day Of July, 1912. - wv ''e"'no"u VT
Apneus hyat and Alexander N stump, merchant. and
partners 'n trade under the firm Of iIyait SUM ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

la the United States Court for the Eastern sirict Of Viz
ginis, August l3th, 1892.
WisnlAM ALEN Of The city Of Rsh%ons . s,sIr
bankrupt Is ordered that all persons claiming to be
ditors OF the said william Alien, show cause TO the cour
the 18Th day OF sepcmle ncSt, why the said william
Allen be declared bankrupt, pursuant 10 the act
Congress In that BEHALF and thst copy OF this order h.
published In the newspapers, according TO the 2d and i
rules OF Court.
A copy. Teste,
an Is wSw HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
BEN NE LEAVEs.

0IRECTtONS FOR USiNG-Tske ono leaf and sir ,
~ tumulcf OF cool water with f Until all tie mueIsre II
e1lIaoied when y will b. reidy Tor use
" y. This medicine being perfectly fa.c1eea and touo
cent n ~ nature. D. particularly adapted Tor cbireo
who would rosists nauscous remedy. For sale
BOLTON q HARRISON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26


ginia, 9Th August, 1872:
In the matter OF bankruptcy OF
SAMuEL NJ. & SAMUEL II JANNEY, OF the county
= of Prince William in the Eastern Virginia District.
The said samuel NJ samuel II Janncy, who have been
deereed bankTupts by this court, having flied their pe
ton praying for their discharge: II Is ordered that motto
thereof be published in newspaper printed In the city
OF Richmond seventy days least before the h Of
November next, when hearing will be had the said
petition AT the City Hall In the City Of Richmond and all
creditors who have proved their debts and other
IN interest, may appear At NE said time and place and
show cause any they have, why the prayer OF the said
petitioners should not be granted.
copy-Teste,
an wllw HENRY GIBSON ClL
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

Hon Thomas F Marshall recent temperance meeting
Washington thus beautifully describes his feelings at
released from the dreadful slavery OF intemperancp
Sir would exchange the physical sensations-the
mere of animal being which belongs a man who
ly rctrains from all that ntoxcate his brain
Gge bis strucurethc elasticity with which he
Onnta from his couch in the morning-the repose
wells hn nisht-thc feelings with which he drinks in
ngh bis clear eyes the beauties and the grandeur of sur
oln ling naure-l saw SIR would exchange nv con-
s'us beng. strictly temperance nanthe of
Isnovated youth-the clad play with which pulses
h-ai heahfu muscthe bounding vivaciy with which the
y cod courses its exnting way through every fibre Of my
lame. IN the communion high which my heaIthfuL ear and
eve svn now hold with all the gorgeous beauties OF earth
t pendn OF the morning. the glories Of the evening sky
e Bloom the vrure of earth the music OF the air and the
~sieFs-Nhh the grand associations of external naure-
pend to the fine of sense SIR though poverty
ooggcd me-though pointed its slow finger at
Pssd-though and desti.uon and every elenen: of
aFny misery. save only crime, my waking eye from
nay 20 dayno for the brightest md iubles wreath that
~ encd satesnaus brow; not II some angel commits
sd NY Heaven demon rather sent fresh from hell
resisting 9Th c irtuous resolution should tempt
s eaek with all the honors which world bestow-
M ior az that time and all that earth give would cast
@ me lns precious pledge of liberated mind the tasman
ghs' temptation. and plunge again into the dangers and
'os ~hIeh once beset nv path So help Heaven Sir
rnrn beneath nv very feet all the gifts the universe
''l 'neF and live and die as | am, poor but sober
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

Let opponents deceive themselves with the signs of
the Though have lost in the State elections what
would ask have thet gained Barren victoiesan
tual ttRg oG their strength erery ohere! They
the people sink general apathy When the peo
pie again become aroused WI: they sink heretofore
Well see. IL very certain that when the Wings again
have any thing gle fo they will display energy
and power which have been witnessed 1870
opponents have nothing fear than actual
Of the popular will We have nothing fear but apathy
We have bad enough of TINT httery. but how could be
otherwise. with Executive head Washington ready
defeat relief OF the country for the three
years2 Each individual Whig probably feels in the Ian
gusge Of Mr. Clay deep regret for the of general dis
and embarrassnent which exists and although that he
has contributed produce would seek eagerly
the prosperity if his poce bun
ing prospect accomplishing any good corresponding
with his wishes he reres from political whose vic
orls fruess When the proper time comes>-when the
prospect of accomplishing good the shall be
hand then the energies and spirits of the Wing party will
arise, and locoocoism viii again sink to rise more.
Mark nl-NashriHe Bauer
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

AN IMPORTANT ERROR CoRR EcTED.-The Secretary of
sta.e mas pointed the editor of the Nashville
wing an important the printed resolutions
cd at the last session Of the Legislature requiring banks
Oh lhis ae 70 resume specie payments the day Of
ay 1913 IN the t0osig extrac. from the original manu-
scrip on he the words tac.were omitted the printed
copy. $50
he Banks Of Ecnfrry and Louisiana shall resume
specie payments before tie first Of January l943 then the
several Banks in this State shall within twenty
days from the time of resumption by the Banks of Kentucky
and Louisiana"
From this i will be that the Banks have no election
out 20 resume IN july disregard the mandates the Lgs
Iaiure
he Nashville Wing. speaking of this says
specie payments the 4h July twenty DAYS after the
resumption of the Kentucky Banks within The range
possibility they should be restored the Peo-
pie No sacrifice of dollars and be great
the part ofhe Banks accomplish this great object loss
OF hundred thousand dollars each negotiation would be
earliest day fixed by the Legislature
We not advised of the purpose of Banks regard
to the contingency provided for in the third resolution aud
which has been brought about by the sudden and rather
expected action othe Louisiana Banks But deem due
distant readeFssome of whom, con6dng the
ability our Banks may look resumption the 1T July
Of course-o that nothing has yet ranspred
to encourage belief such will be their action
W haever may be- hope their determination will soon
be made known authorized form, that the public may
know what look for in the memphis Enquirer
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

i The NEXT PREsIDENT-Fro the moment we discover
ed the plan of Mr. Tyler dsappoin upset party
that raised hm power feared that the policy
try would be thrown confusion and remain unsettled an
that impression Great unnerabIe the responsibility
the man that could put the country this position
But so Is and here we are
None can be more sensible than that the country
needed repose and reluctant agate question
OF the Presidency Of season would have
been started for at least come the people had
not been deceived
But now there is no.avoidng it. One might well at
miracle In either Ii now indeed the only way
obtain the greatest degree quebv agitation suppress
worse agitation ALI IS and ar be confusion till some
IN the heavens shall be agreed upon to look
for the Wing party of this country, all aback bv
false dealing, knowing what do ask. where tie
star? Is 1t in the the north the SOUTH
The Wcs2
Where the man known ALL long known tried faith
futE Who the whom the eyes of the American
people are turned and urnag-turnin from all quar-
testunin9 by the instinct of self preservation time
OF Danger anu distresstunlng muudes by thousands
and tens of thousands
Weneed say that that Henry CLAY. The al
most utter hopeessness OF condition. forced upon the
pubic mind by the deplored and depiorabe nrmes ofhe
Acting Chief Magistrate. has, within brief period within
lew weeks. few days brought the Star Of ne
est IN strong bold Impressive light before the people
the Star OF their Hope has lifted him up high There
no question made any where about Ii necessity
distress is the disorder of the times that produces this
nlmiy. disappointed people feel that they look
somewhere and that they have Trustworthy object No
more doubt uncertainty, will do. The
that up the candidate of the Whg party the
PRESIDENCY. must be the sun There must be no
cloud his history his position his prospects We
can never bear another disappointment-no never
the necessity Of having candidate unsettled
state things that brings up the question and
like these which have directed public attention unanimous
ly to Mr.. CLAY.-Izue WAig.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03
From the New York Sunday NJ ercuTy
EzOW SHALL WOO THEE!

HOW SHALL woo THEE!
BALLAD AUTHOR JUDAH.
low shall WOO Il ee2 in smiles in tears?
With the loud song of joy. the soft song Of sadness
shll tell the. alas. have loved thee for years2
And the dread Of thy owns hath reduced madness?
Ths; / We baskd in the ray Of thy smile beaming eye
And loves early bInshes first tingng the cheek2
ThH I've fed on the perfume exhaled from thy sigh
Aai yel dared Of affection speak
How shall WOO thee2
low shall kno that thou lov'st again
TBa he lne have cherish'd with thee burning
That all nv fond brealhingS have not been in yain2
That rhe have uter'd thy heart spurning?
As a anchorless bo rk is the sport of he
|rf his thrown all wreck some barbarous shore;
70 ny heart to the wild winds Of grief is sIive.
Wien Own clouds the cheek of the maid adore
How shall / thee?
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

ne 1e immaculate locoocos of New York are fully ex-
ea oy numerous adavits which fill no less than four col
s y me Express in their system Of obtaining pau
cnnycs to outweigh the strength of the Wings at
box The following facts proved upon oath,
~rshy Tecapiiulated in the eCourier.14-M.4.- ..-
p Ai The Paupers in the Am-house were sent to the
~ 20 vote Tor Morris and the Locofoco Aldermen
ihe naturalization papers of diseased pauper by the
I y Jones used enable living paupeF to vote
Some fif.y sixty Convies were discharged from
w. Island the night preceding the election, with
Ws ~ sEadow Of authority taken the deren: cellars and
49, ahouses for hour or two treated and feased and
sLt residence thus acquired taken 20 the Polls ofthe
-, 49, oaTh. and know not how many other Wards.
o' Hocert Morris and his Locofoco associates
.lans Ike this cannot Re made more disgusting BY any
'a@srt-Mera Era
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

HIT-Mr. Wise late speech. contended, that
the character the House Of Representatives had deer
ted and ntmaed his intention the end of his pres
Mr. Sprieg defended the character of the House
but hoped had derioated that would get better alter
MIR Wi>e's wnhdrawal-FayetterUe Observer
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

The able Washington correspondent of the philadelphia
United States Gazette says
.CaIhoun pushing hard for the Presidency and with
fair prospect of being taken the Locofoeo candidate
Calhoun and Woodbury. Van Burcn and Polk, Buchanan
and King, johnson and Porterhese the couples who
have paired on the political conedance and pretty dance
Clay and honest John Davis will lead them =
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03
T E NJ A LIE SEMINARY,

SY4.vEsrRIa, MsRsHALL corsry Miss
IE undersigned will exercises Of the sl,r5on at
Il his residence the 18th q June next
Having the Of able assistants both in he
sraTy and OF education the
attenticn 10 the instruction OF yout
The students will be red and
will be subject government, strict guarded parental
Board per session Give months) $50
Tuition
Music 25
Pays bic semi anna y in advance.
May the 18th 1912 BENZ. CO PTREII.a
- The ffaard ioly Springs; Enquirer NemFa; Gathere
Miss Creole.
setions, forward their lis oIEce
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

From the Kenaebeck journal
pass ETROUND

+ The true Wing Published az Washington remiads is
readers and the public that the previous to Gen
gacksons war on currency system the number of banks
created % with capital Of 50 600 000O that - ~
s56SoO0OOo that the former banks generally sound
and the latter have generally tns
Loco breaking down the very currency they
gave bad is and fast reducing the condition
OF no currency At all.
And pass add that BY reports Of the Secre
ary of The Treasury, appears that the bank bills
ation IN the whole Union. IN Is l6. amounts to
SOS 0oo.ooo
This before the charter ofthe second Z s Bank
when had been without National Bank for four years.
thirty fre millions Of dollars Did expenson follow Oh
no-very far from Fourfeen gears afieracards in
1880 the whole amount of bank paper in circulation from
all the banks
s6l.s23 s9s.
being decrease fourteen years. while the L. Bank
In operation, of nearly millions
We what nexk The President vetoed bill 10 recharfer
the Bank in 1882, and then what looweit In 1887
bank paper IN circulation had increased
s149,Is5s 500.
Or years of S87 o92 These things
are worth looking at The facts indisputable
ONE THING MORE
To show how the speculation fever was sci going and
when, the deposites removed there was
rush for them and the money take buy Western lands
Eastern timber tracts &c and for this purpose money
borT~ we'd of the banks and banks
bank paper be used in the way In 1880 the
amount Of bank laans of all the banks State and National
was
$500 35I2l4
In 1887 year after the u s. b. had expired the
loans had increased to the enormous OF
1926 lI5.7a2
In September ofhe year. the banks stopped specie pay
ment
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03
EsvRAYg---asarss,a,i County.

rIyAKEN Webster living The Memphis road
miles Lamar bright sorrel horse both hind
small white face three old Appraised
to S35. MAY 25, 1872
TAKEN up by Franklin living three miles Northy
Lamar supposed old the
marks brands Appraised 5 tay %
Jnne 3, IS42--45-3w Ct l. SWAN. Ranger.
taking up hereby notified not 10 delvere
up all fees have been paid without order from the
Ranger. G. l. SW AN, Hanger
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

They very queer of weighing pork in Iona
They put plank across rail- with the hog on one end oil
ling enough On The other end baancehen guess
At the weight Of the stones
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

DIED-In the 10Th year of her of chronic affection of
the stomach, in Fort Pickering Nay the 2lst S42 Mrs
SARAH ANN, consort OF ANDREW JACKSON AGREE. (who
died in this place september 18th Is4I) She lived be-
loved and respected and died amented leaving only infant
aged months and many friends her loss bun
not without hope for she died fall Of happiness
beyond this vale Of ears-American Eagke.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03
MEDICAL CARD.
DE. CLEMENT Il. JAMESON,

LATE JACKSON, TESH-)
Holly
promptly 10 all profession and hopes that strict
his duties and experience
Ten years and aborous practice will merit
public patronage Has shan e moderate
L. where al
ways found except professional business
iIoLLY SPRNcs MI, March %, lS42-35-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03
MASONIC NOTICE

CANTON LoDGE No %
A Master Mason calling himself JOSEPH FosATI is
travelling through the country begging money from the
Fraternity enable him bring his and children
Cbrater (where he says they living poverty
distress) the United States He exhibits certificate
which purpo have been granted him BY St Johns Lodge
No pa Cbraer bu: which any Mason will examine
will discover to be papabfe forgery He fled from
here-This all Free and Accepted
Masons throu ghout the world be guard
is vile imposter.
THOS J. CATCHINCS, w NJ
JOHN r. CAMERON s W
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03
CHARLES O,BRYAN,


SURGEON DENTIST, HOLLY SPRINGS.
week month IN this place. the
Wv balance viii be devoted such calls be
made upon country, adjoining counties Any
the subject OF his profession may n ADD him
Holly Springs charges moderate and all
warranted his professional line will
be thankfully acknowledged IIeD iI-z5-u.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

-MGnggB s cue 91.
IT undersigned respectfully his pat
Il that Of his school vi
the second Monday IN June next Terms as hereto re
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. s.
English Grammar. Geography and History SO
June 3 SE2-3t J. = <iIIMOEEs
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03
ONE THING MORE.
s2oo,35I,2l4

In 1887, year after the u. S. B.. charter had e.
loans had increased to the enormous sum of
/
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03
a525.lI5.70s

In September of:he yea the banks stopped specie
ment
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

mAEsSEEAE'S SALE.
KIRKMAN& ANDREWS, On f ia to june Term u s.
W., /. LaNIgR. CT al D. Court. Nor Dis Miss
T)Y Of the above reced writ directed will sell at
ID the House of Marshall County, Monday the 18Th day
June 1872 wing properly, fellow
named Fanny. and her child
inan property Defcnoan Thomas satisfy
the above named execution and all
seaa afe ALEX r x. Nc CHUNG,
6ESs
By JOHN P. CARUTHERS, Depy
June Is, 1912 45-ts
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

Canton, May 90. 1912
Newspapers friendly to Masonry will please copy Creole
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15

TARtFR TIcKETs -Gecrga w, WIN
ser. The founder Of the fatif party "tgan, !,
.izntidh ia o lklsnd county, shonld heao
his tickets wiihth extract from ths .ar, AZ
ilr tha, s,proiecisr the farmer with %
oer cen,. tax upon cutting knives slcK
Iss. reaplnp hpaksg seyihe=. spades, shoV
lass &c. Detroit Free Press.
L WARS 1NTiiE WIND NnN?-The NeN
| YORK Comlnercisli Advertiser has hao.e'
i down The Clay Gag which it has carries
a, some time. His name alsaP
nsared from its ediiorial head 'medlslei
n the reception Of Mr.. MePsters speech
|. whats tue matter, shf
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15
nlvnRcES


Tbe P,ussian Council Of Slate have
lad under consideration the subject af
Jivorce for some time, and l1id before
The King The plan agreed upon. 6 A.
ows divorce in csses af malicious a.
s,"donmen,-of drnnkenaess--and edul,
,eTv Before SUI TOT divaFce Is eqniqaen.
SsJ an effrt 10 reconcile the plss
,n,,st be made by the ecclasiaalical iIl.
bnhais. IL ON hesting the Court Ala
ca,lse % deeree a divopcs, II itstbdspsnds
n. marriage fora year. When the year
has expired, ifthe divorce e insisted op,
ann,her efFor, is msde to reconcile .he
nar1ies, whiCa Is followed By ahoahss
yesr's suspension 0fihe maFrisee:
follows third attempt az ree"nc',lss sss,s,i
after which divorce may Do osS.ss
abich is conclusive if contirmeo ~.
Com, oI Appeals. No person d'soscia ss .s
can narTy short Of ive years s.'ss e. .s
esn srm,;ion Of the decree By the ss9.sz
sanDnnls even though the other
A. r. t1o mean time.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15

,o,' ssr IRON nf sugar WAS received in n =
:" :" ,hs I3,h inst, two days later ~ tnS
.".son 80 ,han the first crop was receive" a',
last year. The Steamers JohnA,,"i; 1.n,n,;oo Of
b,onyh, II Lhds from the plem.a"T, T,Ls
MR. Mccall. abdva DonaldsVll,e' 60 =. !,
~ sn.,sr. ! is describcd as unc0m'nonly ln0 -
quality.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15

s,.szo WnrseBRy The editor q ne
= aths" Ls,"r Dsmocra, says he could al,
ms, reconcile himself,o the doc'slne ,,sa o.
,s's 'bs end -of.,he world Miller--ss !. youla
,n' ~, S sLort MI. Tyler's term Of Otice'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15

DISTRESS, exhOriing forgiveness from his
kind hearted MASTER.
Can such traits Of character belong 10
a iyrahtore Z bad mani All this Is good
in human nature answers, NO.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15

Court Of Oyer aud Terminer.New York,
Oct. 24th.--BefOrs Judge
Kent and Aldermen Underwood and