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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20
: 70 NELIZABETH-PORT AM

S.--sSssTSIstE. NETWORK FERRY COMPANY
Summer drrGos gsrient--Fare lst Gents.
The steamboats, WtTER-WITCH. CINDERELLA and
wILLIAMSBURGH, ply daily from Ezabeth-P Porto New
York, touching AZ NeDrgtton and Port-Itichmond, oa
after tie h day of August, 1S42eacb trip as follows:
Leave Elizabeth-Por Leave ~. york, pier |, NJ e.
At6i 9 and ii O'Clock A. " Ats 81 and i0l A. ~, and
AT J, and 6o'cIock. p NJ At 6, and 81 o'clock, PM
On Sunday,
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s.4ss55s-=E ing Caldwelrs West Point and Cold
sprng.-The steamboat, AN Els MADISON, Capt. Chsrrs
HalStead will leave Warren-sreet Pier, every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at4 O'Clock.
All Baggage Packages or Parcets, Bank Bins or Specie
nut on board this bo7t tout being entered the book
o the boat or receipted for will be at the risk of the
FRS thereof. 10
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IN PURSUANCE of an Order Of the Sur
4 rogate of the County of New-York, notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims against STEPHEN
MAYERS late az the City of NewYork, deceased, TO pre-
sent the same with the ysuchers thereof the subscribers
at the North River Bank No. It's Greenwch-sree in the
City of NewYork before the e6th dag OF October
next Dated NewYork. the 18th day OF April, 1872
AARON B. HAYS, (E,scr,ors
ale 1aw6m GEORGE c. THORBURN,S 1~0
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: E ePEopLE's LINE FOR Az.

= RFEOT LIZ - IAtINEI L ON ttI-
-, BaNY ard intermediate plaees--lroa Tie
mt nj Cnerttanr.;-st
The steamer NORTH AMERICA, capt. ". II. Trees
ieli, viii leave above ri 2. IL Moaiay and Thurs
The coIuafBlA. Capt r 2 Neyshsrry, VIII leave as
above n ?. VI. on Wednesday and Saturday.
For Pas>ae cr teigh;app:y - p. C. Sehlu atthe oe-
~ the wharf, or On board
n B. Al kinds OF property tkea only at The rsk OF Ii.
lrners ihsrenf.
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NJ B-PssSengers for Wes,fed, Scotch Plains Plainfed
Bound-Brook, Somervie, Easion Schooleys Mountain
by The Eiizaheih-town and SOrnerye Railroad Cars, VIII
leave NcwYorA in the 81 o'clock boat in the mornings and
in the and O'Clock boats IL the afternoon. -
Passengers from the 81 O'Clock boat will leave SoReTYe
stages for Easlon and chooleys Mountain The az.
rival OF Tic cars al Somerville.
The Horse Car will leave TIE front OF the Union Hotel
quarter OF hour previous the departure of each boot
All baggage at the risk of IL. owner. au9
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= 70" INFORMING LINZ. FOR Al

ons 800 re Siearli5oa, Pier on,o Barclay s..
The evv-preSSure Steamboat TROY, Capt. A. Gcssan
cs.is Saturday Morning. At O'Clock.
This new lovv-arcssare steamboat ALBANY Capt. j. G.
tsnkirS on Monday Morning. al O'Clock
For plsase apply At the office foSi OF bascisscA,
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F,aE ZACH WAY D CENTS.

FARE EACH WAY tENis,
The boat Will he accompanied by IN old Fishcrnsu Wet
acquainted with the Fishing GroGnd Bait furnished. Az
yceent Band ofNiuSic Is engaged 10 acromparY the boat
Refreshments Of the first quality furnished hoard extra
chamber maid will attend 10 the ladies and chilsrcr
u give satisfaction aud n1kc these EXCURSIONS BON pen.
SAINT rnd Agreeable those who will honor him with Their
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cpo hEYENING line of Steam-

4
Passengers BY this Line of boats viii at all iaes arrive
Ahany IN ample Tor the frst main Of cars toe The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

4 RCHI3ALD A. CAMPBELL, Administrator OF William Bell
~ Abraham atcc Peter Grigg Administrator Of John
Hurt Samuel Letter. Administrator of John +. Newman Gran
Bagey Richard y. Bell. Nathan Fouks and Francis
Span ezckah r. Anderson in his own right and Hezekiah r.
Anderson Maiey w Robertson Administrators Of Archer
Robertson Williamson Dckcrson, Executor of Notion Dckeson
Henry u. Watkins. Executor of William H. Venabe, John
Oliver Executor Joseph b. Ingram John H. Knight aud may
W. Robertson, Administrators of William Robertson Thomas
Nelson Administrator Of William Moore William Jones' Esecu
administrator Of William d. Jones' John fadaway and
WIN. Dupuy Of James ardaway, Eathan Foulks,
Administrator of Gabriel Fouk John X Bell and Pulaski b.
Bell endan. Take tcc, SHALL al The dwelling house of
Thomas of Dinwidde, the LIST and 2nd
days April take the deposition Of Thomas E. Scott and
9Th days of April next take the deposition OF Pat
rick Vaughn and others the Tavern If Branch Ellington
Nottoway Courthose and The 9Th and 9Th days Of April
eposon Of Edward Robertson and Others At the
Edward Je.frs in Nooway and on the 9Th and 9th
Aar next Samuel ID. Burke in Prince
Edward take The deposition Of William Borum and others; and
the t and 18th days Of April next NJ the dwelling house Of
James Jackson in Not take James Jacksons deposition,
the 18Th and l4h days OF April next n Mrs.
letters Tavern At Amelia county, take the deposition
others and on the 18th and 10th Gays OF
Ap next of Elisha Rlanton In Cumberland county,
sake the eposion Johns and Others and the 18th
and 9h days Of April next al the Red House. IN Charoe couh
~ Virginia deposition Of John Garrett and oers ana
on The st and 2nd days April next at the Tavern OF Henry
Dunayani in county, take the deposition OF Penn
and cthers and on Inc d OIL hpl next IL e
tavern Of William Newton Buckingham take the Deposition
Iocnh chIess and the 18th and 9th days oil
April of Mrs. Person. al Prince Ed"ard Cou
house deposition John A Scott ana others 10 re reau
evidence in Chancey depending 10 the Circuit Srpe
or Cour, and Chaneey for The county OF Powhatan
Campbell Administrator of William Bell! and others, defend
'""' ''' ROBERT D. GIBSON.
Tbi. os,h day Of February lsa2 F-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

nd sDccie becomes still smaller IN amount per mead,
and nil waves and prices mserably low. We want free
dom and equality for all kinds of industry and trade.
we omit much said TO illustrate this.
Next he contended that the imports from England III
times Of low tariff were less compared with our exports
Than in times Of high tariff TWAS jus, the reverse OF
WIN, had been argued the other side. lie held in
his hand the tables and though it is said often that
En-lasd takes nothing of lis, yet add fifteen per cent
to our exports there, which is their increased value,
and she takes oi Us than we do OF her.
The true rule H. however, to sell where most can be
got and to huy where least Is TO be pad. The loves!
state Of civilization is barter; butn civilized com.
muntcs specir. or lis equivalent is the medium oil
regulating commerce. 80
1t was further maintained that if the tariff was moi
raised 10 protective standard the cotton staple OF TINS
country would be excluded from Engand by the cotton
o! India
1t had been aed that, in ten years, twenty.three
millions Of pounds of imported into Eng
land from India and that this alarming. But hat
were the cotton exports from this country IN four years
before 1890 inclusive compared with the Tour previous
to lo4O, inclusive: The increase had been not TWEEN
t. three millions-l.l3l millions. The augmentation
in the growth here had been still greater ms was
fiy times greater than the increase OF exports fran In
dia 10 England. So exports of $50, exceeded
those of $50 quite four hundred and ioriy millions,
or twenty times much the increase from India to
England
taxed WHO can compete with China in teas' Italy
IN salt: Turkey in drugs; The South in cotton? The
North in hay, fish, wool and ice' Let us pause, and
not chain our enterprise, and perver our own ma
tional advantages.
After further illustrations he said the lime for action
had arrived-a message had been sent to the other
House indicating thirty millions of ordinary expendi-
tnre this year and recommending larger loans We
on the brink of second bankruptcy IN the present year
"A volcano is before us, if we do not begin forthwith
10 retrench and re,rench largely Without taxing tea
and coffee we then will have enough, if recalling the
lands Put that too if necessary, but not with
out, and you have large surplus 10 meet all proper
contingencies without going above 20 per cent and
violating sacred compromises.
GThe foregoing is given as mere running sketch Of
this important speech, which will be published IN full
as COON as it can he written out for the press.
Mr. SIMMONS Obtained the floor, but gave way for
motion to 90 into an Executive session, which prevail
ed and after time spent therein, the doors were
opened, and the Senate adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17
mn HENRY KEY. John White and Martha hs wife William

HENRY John While and o a1 aaG s Ss KEW n
fan, children Of essc D. Key deceascd Charles b. key Jooon
Lambert and his wife Nathaniel CHAMPION ana m ann Rsr '
see,.ch Richard James Key Jefferson and Mary Key infant
,den Of Jefferson Key deceased Samuel Daniel James Ia
MEL John Daniel william Daniel Henry ane Nancy GFa I"
~io" VI ~. ,..d Matthew Nicholas and Elizabeth his wife.
Ejih PANEL Martha Daniel Francis Dune Beverly Daniel
esep Daniel and George Daniel children OF Martin Daniel ne
the children Of Thomas Key, deceased whose names are
MN IN me- and John w. Key: As you do not reside IN The
Of Virginia and have Attorney within the
known To me- to whom notice can be given take Tins me
"J IN NV. Won notice WILL on Thursday The .Sh day Of
in, next, iween Of sunrise and Snnet OF that day
I.n Kent hy 3rs. Maria Baker, 1T ordons'le, ia the
] NJ frnrr state OF Virginia. proceed 10 take the dcpos
ons Of Robert King George Parrot cha'nd Mallory ana Others
and nm Inc Monday following, bctween the sane hours at the
nGyete's Hotel al Orange Court house w,l take The ds
80" ~ wis h Williams James W. Saunders aud otbers-aH
% dcnos,ios 10 read evidence IN certain sun III
hanrey now depending in the Circuit SUPERIOR Court m Law
al h,ncerv for Orange county, in the state OF Virginia. ~
which am pnin you and others are defendants And H.
% any ranse al, or either the above dcptons e mol taken
NV % av aorc reuoned notices will be adjourned, and
% taken on the ays fixed on IN the adjournment al
IN. sane ,a1cs and between The same hours ri the day
Tue same i"''' ~ 49, MARTHA KEY.
,,, Sid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17
Female Seminary, at OAK Groce, CAROLINE CONN.," .

Female Seminary, at OAK Grocs, Caroline comm" n,
THE subscriber TO the public thar me 81 Wte
/ Young Ladies' his residence, two miles Las ~ yesf
Chjmueys Caroline county, will be continued, the
under the direction and tuition OF Mr. Dunon ana ,i
The session will commence the 18th OF January ~ ,uFat
clone ON the 18th of December, allowing the Goh' u
for vacation = .... # thorough
praciica finished English education, including inc xoua, Is
French languages. The domestic management Of soo T
dies will devoive chiefly upon the Mistress OF ts
teachers possess the advantages Of many upon
cnce the profession AMI will take pleasure W and F
producing satisfactory testimonials of moral hlhess
competency. .,se Of siekae.'
has occurred the place during the pasl yea Of bad
are new and erected expressly for the accommoua''
Pupils Iii
For Board, Washing, and Tuition IN Enehsh
Tuition In Latin and French an extra GnaIee charge
Lessons may be taken In Music, at the Master IA tights.
Each pupil must furnish herself with iowes saone 'oaa''
Adde'S (post paid) White Chimneys I. W
Va, TO s. l. Dunton, OF GRO a POLLARD, PrsIass.ssd
$40 avoid opportunities from any Gu nn.e, will S'
nroneI 10 stae here, that under no circumstance If
.dnitied pupils
Oct .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17
POETRY.
"uccH Yxr v.N.t~- u>,u>"
SNTl.;. ltEL.i.-NiNi.i1.

stIlfi. ~ Eft. ~ siLu.
RI on "a. Marion f.3'abauay HerGid.)
IS. take particular pleasure IN ducr n! the at.h nn OF
dcI 80 THE .,usj;s Is member o m t;eifi ana I'm
,ba SOCIETY," The ne> reay beautiful anu ois,ie,
may It'll great PROPHECY he dcecd-a' feast III inc
'"s Of the se"'''"'e" THE HUSTLE.
. MEMBER OF ras M,R,o> rrrsa,Rr .No rhiLosorHio
sooisrN.
Hate Venus, daughter Of the purple wave,
Un"s on eiith Thy radiant charms no more.
HE m4,d al beauty 10 Thy coral cave
Thy peerless reign, alas, too soon Is Ger
Nor lon ger We aItlrSS GTaces ii>c,
You; forns IN swec; perfection tn dsPltyi
Love, grace, and beauty with the goddess de-
since no" Ia Hs"ds P'o;la'mS tue 'bas'e sway
Hail. hamphack'd muse. ii ,ncl. Il there be-
OF Gods h.gat or al ;he ,riny sea-
LIS, 10 my song, sweet goddess now attend,
And With my tl,v humrie>t numbers blend
From Hccoil. from faruassrs' height.
Look DER my page and guide my ren arish,
Tell me. Sc daughters OF tire unetrl Ninc,
Ii one of YOU e'er wore a hump hrh'nd
Tell me, We sisters of The graceful Three,
Ir such a bump on of you there be:
oh say. swec; goddess Of the nimhie chase,
Does such hump ynur outward woman grace:
Proclaim it, mistress Of the rn>y Morn,
Dee; such hump year outward Eve adorn!
Speak. gentle Hehr, thou ftirest Of the fair,
Aud if hump h0u hast, sweet goddess tell us where
Hail beauleous Psyche. whom aftie.s Nature hles,,
With charms by Gar perfect than the rest;
In praise ,.f WHOM, both gods and men con,hi5e
Fay, lovely -rrte wearsSt thou hump behind!
In VAIN alas tn. scgia'or's e"t-likear
Bits grace and beauty into beng >tatt!
In vain, he Rioulds The tema'e form divine,
if Venus lacks an extra bump h"hi"d!
In vain, Apollo strikes the taueiul hte,
And all the buses Ia her pI i'sc c"n-pfc.
Even posl> sing, mid T-mPe anw-fy maze.
And Gods combine II uties forth her praise.
All no. 'mong all in vain seek Ia mad.
4 maid wiu s.ap-!.ss hump 5ei!iad-
Procia;: l., tau. hiris of the tuneiul choir,
And touch ~. song With notes Of l3quld tie,
Whilst now sing of etiquette. the laws,
Exto Ia mGae, ANA ~ I'll u '':''irtieS cause.
Hal bcauteons hump mysterious bns.le sag.
OF flesh and bload, Of rags, or brIn. or hi.,
Art thou composed. and ""st thou clam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

nENTAi. SURGERY.-Tbe undersigned, having located ref-
mauen,Iy Richmond respectfully invites the attention OF
ladies' and gentlemen wsn. Dental operations performed 10
his large Of Incorrupibc Teeth and TO his
method insertion gold plate. y atmospheric PRESSURE or
springs pvots fitted accurately in point OF CO.
o figure TO eude the Closest scrutiny detection,
in nearly perfectly useful In mascaton He will
crcn all necessary operations the Teeth, both for their
beauty and precryaon Office Main street, few doors he
Low III. Exchange rank. r. " HUDSON
Refsrenees-Wliam Plumer, D. d. General Pegram, DR..
Chainberayne, Dr. Brockenborh, General Peyton, Dr. K G
Caheli, and Sidney S. Baxter, Esq.
March Sc-jm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

Political .Morements Arrangements in progress
in Washington, reported, for the purpose ofbrnging
Mr. Clay out for the Presidency in the month Of April
fIe is to be nominated by the State Convention in n.
York. about the middle OF next month. North Carolina
Is 10 follow suit and several other States are fall in
as early as practicable. The politicians have not yet
made up their minds respecting the Vice Presidency.
rRirhmond Star
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

no MY COUNTRY CrsTOM.RS-rhe subscriber has sold
ont his entire OF Boots, Shoes Trunks He Is very
In srric mn his business would therefore those
that are nr5eJ either by bond, note, account Ia
come the first opportunity and settle y >"doig
they w,i conf., great always he found IT tie s.o:e
Of j. T.. Watkins Co.. opposI,e.the Ruins Eagr Hotel
SAMUEL PUrNEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

AMExpMFsr To THE CoNsTITuTioS.-Mr. Stevens
Resolution to amend the State Constitution 10
lmi, the State debt TO S40O000 900, has passed final
reading in the House, and been sent to the Senate for
concurrence To become part Of the Constitution,
il must receive the sanction of the next we'll the
present Legislature, and then be ratified by the people
II The ballot boy -Phiiadephia Spirit Of the Times
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

DuBlC SALE-By of Deed Of Trust, sseeo'rase
subscribers by S,son Watkins, hearing date the ,'h Ho y
her lsii and duly recorded in the clerk Office ol te ~
Court of Go"rhilnd far certain purposes therein men2ae
WILL the eih day Of March. the present II r, NO.
lair day thereafter, Sunday excepted al III of"rs NM
at Bendo:er, Dover Mills in the county o; H.,
coed SELL publicly, 10 The highest bidder for cash me t,
slaves wit: Jacob, James, Frederick, Royal, Anhai
Jen,na, Betsy and child. Also, miscellaneous and law r
~ household Furniture, and brood Mares o. s.
stock. The of the Slaves very valuable ne @ Will
the above property H. believed 10 be indispensable, bu' "
warrant sue" "As aS SF'eu III Us D' tue r GrERRANT
GEO ". II ,Hsls.
,,,,o lG0s'a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

ORANGE LAND FOR SALE offer for sale the Tad d
" Land which reside. adjoining the lands of the lac b
President Madison aud Judge Barbour, aud situated within w
miles of Orange ourthouse, ee. miles Of the Godonsgi Ne
pot and of good Preparatory School for the unie.
Virginia. Tie 5al about third Of "Hh
iimered, and good tobacco land balance eta
and in such taie Of Improvement produce good cry
CORN wheat tobacco, II is also well adapted '
plaster well upon H. One Of the shifts is In wheat JUG
considerable preparation has been made for large c'op
and tobacco II the farm should be Disposed Of b. the goo
March, immediate possession will be given and the eroH
grain, &c, sod with it. This farm las II conoA'
dwelling hose and the usual buildings The site IN
the p house stands elevated and commanding ard 10
health and society ot the neshhoood unsurpassed By any
State. Apply 10 the subscriber Liberty Mills oapr
ty, Va. JAMES II. MACoA.
FIJI IL g)-wsS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17
March ID

yATATCHMAkER'S TOOLS AND MaTERiA, ~ Mar.
w makers BIS furnished with all kinds OF o9 S saIc3
kinds used by trade pin vices hand srrs
nies blow pipes, drivers pyafs cutting Ind
coeis drill stocks, brOaches tool handles aiso III, a1
watch glasses consisting of luneIc, patent fiat ana ies.i
springs aud Watches watch dais, Jewe "a and
chain hooks watch OIL nsee chains, yefge g ah
watch hands second hands, twezers, sleel wIre I'll
weights, etc. Z. GEHHEi, pposae p ~ s.-wa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

IN acknowledgements Superior Court OF Chance
ry holden the CAPITOL the city of Richmond the 9th
day Of February, 1885,
James Lyons. Junior and Hennngam n. his wife, who
cnningham H. Watkins and John Watkins and Judith his
wife, formerly Judith Watkins, Plaintiffs:
against
Joseph Watkins, Isaac Cur Thomas Watkins.
of MAYO Watkins deceased the said Joseph Watkins Ex-
Benjamin r. Watkins, deceased, and in his right.
ucian Watkins and Inversion Watkins children of said
Joseph Watkins and devsres of said Benjamin Watkins,
deceased, and Thomas 7. Watkins, Defendants:
This in which the plaintiff to have proceeded in
mode prescribed law the defendant, Isaac curd,
who Of this country and the other defendants except
Joseph s. Watkins the several decrea orders taking the hill
for confessed to them, hch appears 10 have been duly
this day. be heard the bill the the
Watkins and exhibits argued by Counsc-
consideration whereof The Court doth order that the defend
Joseph Watkins render before the Commissioners
Of this Con account Of his administration of the Estate of
Mayo Watkins deceased and account of his administration
Of the Estate OF benjamin Watkins deceased, also and
Of his reslaor Benjamin p Watkins adnna ion of
Estate Joseph Watkins deceased which said the
Commissioner directed osaune and settle and the
Court with matters specially stated deemed pertinent
HIMSELF which he required by the parties be stated
And the Court doth further order That the said defendant submit
examined solemn form Commissioned, touching
any matter connected with Tie said accounts.
COPy-Tese,
WA e. pFSDJrTON & n
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vs.. G. PENpLETON. c. c,

CoMMssIosER's 0FrIcE, !
Richmond, 2sth February, Isia.
The parties concerned will take notice. that have appointed
day the m day of April next for their attendance
Office the city of Richmond, which day, by 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ they hereby notified 10 attend with their and
evidence 10 enable perform the duties
quircd by the foregoing decree
JOHN SHORE, Commissioner
March g1-Miw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17
From ;as Frederick Citizen. J

We copy the following from late number of the
Boston Notion and declare that il contains our senti
mcnts generally and particularly. We therefore adopt
it; serlatim .. I.sratim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

IN acknowledgements Rules held in the Cler.'o of
flee Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
County o Ienrico and City Of Richmond, the Chancey sde
the seventh day ut February, 1872
George w. Randolph, adm of Lewis Randolph, Plaintiff:
against
John iIeth John Smith Nicholas, and another Defendants:
The defendants above named not having entered their
and given security according the Act of Assembly and
Rules Of this Court, and appearing, by satisfactory evil
they inhabitants of this Commonwealth: IL
ordered That The said defendants do appear the Rules TO he
held the first Monday III May AMI answer the bill OF the
plaintiff and that copy Of this order be lmilwi inserted IN
newspaper published III the City Of Richmond, for two
excessively, and posted the front door OF the Capitol
the said City. y Copy-Teste,
wiz. c. SANDS, Clerk.
Feb 10 S6-wew
IL RTv,porsi.:-At Court Of Monthly Session,
I held or King William county, the Court house. Mon
day, the oath day Of Janiary, 1929
Samuel Patterson and Susan Patterson, Complanants:
against
Philip l,aac John D. Robert and Richard Patterson Thomas
g. Dunn ara Sarah D. his wife, Defendants.
The defendants Robert and Richard Patterson, having
appearance aud security according Ia tile
nf Assembly End the rules n Iii, Court and appearing by
;sfacory evidence, that they not inhabitants Of this
Try: is ordered That the said defendants do appear here
the first day Of The March and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs and that copy hs order be forthwith inserted In
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for
months successfully and posted the front door OF The Court
house Of this county. CoIy-Ieste.
Ro. POLLARD, C'erk.
Fe,
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j. G. GREGORY & Co., Managers.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
10000 dollars--25.0 900 dollars.
1000 doiiars.-12, 900 dollars-.1O, 900 dollar.
10 Of 81 500, 20 of 81 300, so OF 81 ,0UO

VIRGINIA LEEsBURG LOTTERY. Extra Glass No - =,
no determined by the drawing Of the Union Lottery ca.>
far 1872 10 he drawn Alexandria, ID. C Saturday M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

In the United States Court for the Eastern District oi ymslGa
- . 2nd March, 1872:
oBERT 3 BERNARD, of the Borough Of Norfolk, hasi'i
~ MED petition praying that he may declared Banku :
y ordered That AL persons claiming 10 be creditors OF The
Robert s Bernard show The Court the ih DAY 81
hpi next why tile sad Robert = Bernard not drcafd
bankrupt pursuant 10 the Of Congress that beha i
that copy of this order be inserted in the newspapers aco
To tile 2end aud 2itI Rules of Court.
Copy-Te.te,
HENRY GIBSON. Cs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

STAMiERING CURED.-Persons afflicted with the above
- disease fom 10 three days. BY making
personal application g. Briggs corner OF l.th and Streets
few doors below theWhig Office
NJ B.-Su charge made unless relief obtained .
Ecb y, ee " Gift