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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22

when the eoonsr stone Of the new Mslho lit
Church IN Bsl,imote WAS laid with the usual i'm.
p's'ns ceremonies, collection was taken up among
ne congregations IN all Of the church. A Che Waller
a'a'vs'fie present. handed the plate bt,sky anon,
the crowd, aud having collected somethin. clever
very nneeremon'oasly made OF with tho "spoils"
The Majisonihn declares tina, the violent articles
agains, tLs ~ iiish Treaty published by the Glabe
and other Loco Foeo papers, and the an,ieipatel
move IN the Missouri Legislature, neains, the same
Icy. arc not indications "of war against the Adj
m'ni'ira'ion-ror offs war against Mr Webster
out NE Intended however insidously, as n death
" blow TO John Catalina Cahoun!"
IAleX. Gar.
MISUNDERSTANDING srceeh made by Gov.
seward. OF New York, a SOW days since, he took
occasion, az We learn from the New York Tribune,
IN hod M the atrccIous doctrine of Republication in
VIVID colots TO general adherence and ex.sraton.
anu tShiontd the considerations Of honesty good
tWh, character and policy which should imnel every
American to regard with jealous care tho preserves
ton ani sefupuous redemption OF the Public Cred.
u, whether MLnieip,l, State or National. No mn,
tor though mprudentlv contracted he insisted that
the last dollar Of the Public Debt should IA, nn;J
principal and interest, AMI that it was the duty and
should be The pride OF every American citizen to
feel a patriotic and deep tociIude for the payment
TO tho last dollar"
Such language should be held en- all proper oc
casions, by every honest and high, minded ,,ates.
man OF this country.
a, the recent Town Election in Connecticut, the
wings carried &c TO the Locos 81 last year Of the
~. $500 ~
Ihe 'oay they DO h.--In the City Of Cincinnati,
over one thousand more votes were pol!cd, at the
late election, than in 1910. Who were tho pipo-
layers, this tine.
.I'Tiean Legation The bark Eusenia, arrived
on saturday, from Vera Cruz. brought es passen
gers, General Aimonic, Mexican Minister TO the
Unned States, J. NJ. @. dc La Vega, 7. Chanero,
a. =, a monte, and s. Yu,etbde, attached to the
MeSiean Legation. The Eugenia brings s7s,5Ol
in specie.
MIR John Jones be,rays both master and man.
IN his riba'd Civilizations over the Loco Foco Veto.
ry IN Ohio DETERMINATION Of the Coonsn-"A
Thousand Guns Tor Gem, Murphy and tho Demo
cratic Republicans of OHIO :" IL is thus obse, yes
the Alexandra Geze,te, that the Administration
hai's tho return OF Gtnusl Hdrisom's o,on Set.
10 me h'som OF Loco Locoism, and the triumph OF
Gen'l HaTrison's biIt:rest encmle,i
Various Iumors are aA>ai touching speedy chan
ges Ia the Cabinet, but mum is the word in pa
lace and kitchen, the issue is not known.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22

The Boundary Question:. late London pa
peIs contain some correspondence, not before pub
lshed, relating to the boundary question: Just pub
llshei among the Parliamentary papers. A part OF
this cor espondence consists Of two letters from Lord
Pnlmers,on TO Capt. Broushton and Mr. Feather
sionaugh, and letter from the two latter to Lord
Palmevton, IN relation to a continuance OF the
piora.on aud surveys begun in 1889, by Colonel
Nudge nnd Mr. Featherstonaugh. The last men,
toned Letter is dated November 90, 1910, and il
describes the results Of the Il poratons which were
tnen just terminated. The correspondence loses in
ereni measure lis interest, in consequence Of the
adjustment Of the controversy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22
B A Il G A | N S

TIE subscribers would respectfully inform their cus.
TONERS, aud al wanting any article their line that
they are now selling, ami wilt continue sell GIc, Rar
gains for lew days only. close hoir present and
io mako room loI their LARGE, ENTIRELY NEW, AND
BEAUTIFUL STOCK, which will be received aud opened
az least 10y the Let OF November.
Their stock will be purchased for cash, aud by Of
long experience ~ the business The subscribers haiter
themselves that their facilities fn6 din. business will
be thcm to purchase advantageous terms as any
other House "a Tic ety. ani We pledge ourselves sell
az favorable terms
WE RESP CItuLLY SOLICIT FROM ALI. THE OLD
FR'ENiSAND CUS1oMERS OF THE HOUSE A CON
II\UhTlON or THEIR PATRONAGE. AS WE MEAN
TO Do SOMETHING EXTRA FOR rHEH
J. IL. WATKINS & CO,
nS-AT SiML PUTNEYS OLD STA Nd on
oc =. OBJ. sue The RUNS OF L.lr LIe Ea.le Ilnial
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22
IN HANOVER COUNTY cnrnr- So a,,l ~

IN HANOVER COUNTY COURT, sLPr. 9th, 1872
nT-I The death of eharles Morris, late a member Of
the var praccins IN the Court, LAYING been
the Court 10y hr williams WickhaIn and the
~ sImpAihsns with the family OF the deceased their
SAD bereavement and deporug the loss which the Court
ana Profession have sustained In the uney death OF
whose talents AMI virtues gave Indication future
nseiulnnss and high disincon and who had won during
iS brci career, the confidence AMI OF all Iha
knew him: - 1850
Is therefore resolved ~ this Court and tho prae
cine IN ihs Court that in the death OF the deceased the
community has lost valuable citizen, the Profession an
abie, talented GndctemplaTy member.
H's0rfd. That in OSen o the and esteem cnfe
taiurd tor the deceased, the Count will wear thc
usual badge OF mourning Tor thirty days.
Rcsorid, That the Clerk proc pon
the records Of this Court aud requested to send cory
thereof 20 the family Of the deceased TO the Editors
Of the Wing and Enquirer for public aiion.
And hen the CouT adjourned.
A Cop,-Tcsic,
wM q WINSTON pCUC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22

Frors tie Rir0 Of PlaiG-Latsst accounts from
BaeDos Ayres, received via Rio Jhneiro, state ,hs'
Admrsl Bfovn's Gag ship. which go, ssboro o.
hove The island Of Martin Garcia while in et ase o.
MontssiJsan vessel. had been eap'Ured ~ tn
kloassvdsaos. They also state that Com. Coo, o
ibs Monle,idssa squadron, had resigned HE Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22
StAunlon, Virginia, Oct. IA, 1912.
E1trac, from the Communication signed 'Haon,'
thn n Y Union Of IL n Anynsi. 1872.

Extract from the Communication signed 'Haon,' IN
the N. Y. Union Of 18Th August, 1912.
"But the Pfesiden, never in any manner what.
ever nssenied TO the Fiscal Corporation BILL In
deed, we understand that there exists in Washing
ton the positive proof OF the fact tina; he was
no, in the slightest degree committed To it. 1t is
we'll known thing TINT when Mr. Stuart Of Virginia
brought this bill to him for his inspection, before its
passage, he (the Presidency said to him, Preserve,
yir, in the bill the principle Of the Bank Of Augusta
against Earle and then ! may approve the bill i
aud then, with his own hand, inlerned the paper
before him in It's proper place. with the expression.
sunless the establishment Of such agency shall be
prohibited by the States in which it is sOugh. to be
plAced'
"Was this not so, MIR STUART We desire 10 know
Of you # this was not the case. Speak out, sill
Did not the President make that or similar inser-
ton with his own handl"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22
IousE OF REPREsENTArIvEs, !
Au0ust %. 1912 (

Sra: A friend has placed 10 my hands a neuspa-
per, containing an article purpOrtIng to he copy OF
editorial, published in the Union Of the 18Th inst.
10 which you refer to an interview between the
President and myself, in relation to the Fiscal Cor
poraton bill passed at the extra session of Congress
~ ls5l; ard, nfer RdvetIng 10 an interlineation
made by the President IN a paper which We had
before us, and protesting to give what occurred be
tween ms, you say, "Was this no, 80, Mr. Stuat7
We detire 10 know Of you If this was not the cnse7
Speak out. siri Did not the President make that or
u similar insertion with his owl hond?" ! have no
disposition to conceal any thing in relation 10 the
subject; but detire TO know whether you have the
eahony Of the President or any Of bis responsible
'Iiends FOR making the call above referred 10.
Respectfully, yours, Gel
ALEX. II. II. STUART.
N. B.-AddresS your reply 10 Stanton, Vmsinis
M. NJ. Moan, Esq, Editor Of the "Univn,p New
York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22
r, N, ga;,or, Of "a, National I.,..Ix.se.r.

GENTLEMEN: On the 29ih Of August last my
attention was called by a friend TO an article which
appeared under the signature Of 'Haon,' in the
Union newspaper published by Nj. NJ. Noah,
in the city Of New York; in which the writer pro-
fused 10 give a statement OF conversation be-
tween the President OF the United States and myself
IN the summer Of lSil on the subject OF the Fiscal
Corporation bil,' and appealed TO me, by name, 10
Speak out and say whether the aecoun: OF the in
tetview given 10y him was not correct. II this had
been an ordinary newspaper paragraph, shou
have taken no notice OF it. But, as the signature
sHaon' is the name Of the editor Moan reversed,
was induced to believe that the article was written
by him; and his paper repued 10 be one oil the
organs Of the Executive, the communication seemed
10 lie stamped with a degree OF authority which
eni led i; To notice at my hands. Ac-o dusly i'm.
medialey addressed a note TO Mr. Noah to ascer ain
whether ne was ueNho.i-sd by the Pre!ident or any
OF his responsible friend. TO make such a cal upon
me. To this letter Mr. Noah promptly re piled dis
claiming any such authority. A cory Of my no,e
TO MIR Noah. and of his reply TO 1t, are herewith
enclosed, and must nsk the favor OF you TO publish
them with this card in yorr paper. My purpose
in making the publication is to avoid the Inference
which might be drawn from my senc,, after having
been thus specially appealed TO, that admitted the
correctness OF the statements contained in the article
signed 'Haon.'
Mr. Noah's note is dated the 30lh OF August; but
II did not arrive at Stanton until after the 5:h OF
September; and, in Consequence Of my absence
from home professional business, II was not re-
ceyed for some weeks afterwards. This circum
Stance will for the delay in the publication.
II remains only for me TO add, tia, the statement
above referred to- under the signature Of Hacn' is
incorrec. in almost every essential particular.
Very respectfully. your obsdient servant,
IEX r. II STUART
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22

or the above, as were merchants; 4s2 gentle
msu; se49 worknieag 80 elerzymsb, 55 srtis;i: is.
$50 iuhote'sj "a laSyeTs; 20 musicians; las doc.
tors 80 professor, and 10 COS without Occupation
even that Of gentleman. or male part of these
onnigrants, 3O.s99 came from Great Bfian, 5 OCs
from Germany Cos from France, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22

NEW MUSIC,
a RANDoLPIis Book tore aud Bi,lery.
II SONGS:
Mrs Lucy Long
Twas all L. astonsh the nrowns
oh ava not why cheek ~ pale
My sister dear, remember ne-Poetry 10y Hon Eve
I.ft
The cot near the wool Poetry Ivy Morris
Break my heaiti III edk my heart-AdiptoI to a Spa
nish Air
Go, aud forget that we have met
Come IN my gentle Sieep-A Romance
rinas oftiie souih. SIGH for thc land
sympathy, IN thee bear 80 dear n part
NV sweet Dorabel'a-A trio n ora MoEart's opsra
~ 9 Coqucuc "A fsyoritc song
>, 1be Dismlssed-A comic song 10y Morris, music by
Russell
The Swes'hcsrt-A Raincr melody
Oh friends and $ true frends-Musc by Knight
Mranl MIs Snibbs-A comic duct 10y Hewitt
Rosy tn,a Of evening
MARCHES:
Tazewol quick step
Scfgt Tom SIuii's d.
Richmond Scarlet Guards quick step
IaKenncssc-A favarits march,
Cafabasset quick step
tldwrllidrt's parade march
lcsns
Peers parade march
Deye5lry Light Infantry quick step
Washington an quick stcp.
wALTLEs.
Hannah Moore waltz
o. wa'tgcs
CassundTa wItZ
Waluut grove waltz
MID summer Nglr's Dream wsliz
!itsicuno as Danccdby Madame Vincent
Trolls Rovoriosp1r Roscllen, Ia Komintquc ani sou.
Vcnir dc bal
Introduction ani Ron,io ala voI.o
The above aud 1iargc stock 4 siindtfd Music with sta
J. W. RANDOLPH,
&C ~ Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22
RICHMOND WING.


rr>- For AUCTION SALES, Marine News, Arrivals a
Hotels, &C &C, sec FIRST page of daily paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
sALEs AT EXCHANGE YRs1

StLsS AT EXCHANGE YESTERDAY.
p shares Exchange Hank.
s3oo0 Virginia per cent slocg.............si q
10 shares Bank OF virginia. 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22
NV YoRr. Aurn,i 40. 1912

Sra Ia reply TO your favor Of The 20 h instant.
desiring TO know whether" II had tho authority Of
the President or any Of his responsible friends" for
making sbe call upon you contained in the letter
from Washington published in the "Union,n in re
ference 20 TIE Fscil Corporation, answer tha.
had rot such authority, direct or implied.
The letter referred TO was Written Ind transmit.
Ted 70 me from Washington for publication, by New
York friend, IN whose integrity and means Of nlor.
nation had every conf ience.
Respectfully, yours, &c.
M. NJ. NOAH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22
ALtIlSDrR II. II. Stuart, ESQ. We 'O"i''

The ConriU dee Eiais Unis gives the following
abatement Of tie number Of emgrants who have
arrived At the port ofNer York, from Europe, sine,
the commencement Of the ptesont wear.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22

lHoRDfEATE AFrETiTE.-On Saturday list, Mr.
BIi.ey, the conmssionor of alien passenger, seat
m Eng ish pnuper home, from tho House o. Indug.
tfy South Boston, whose present condition is very
extraordinary. His nome is Charles Muilus. he IA
&c yeaTB Of age, b ok.keeper by profess On, Of
fndiling statue; rather SLENDER and pc focjly blind
lie arrived here in June last, with vito and child,
from Jamaica, where he has res oil the lest gbt
years Being poorhf d enieebled IN health, he p 10
ed admission into the institution, ifom whence he
has now been trnnshipped to her Msisry's domi.
Mons, where he hasa lcgal claim for miinien1nce,
and where We hope some rcinedy will 10 fourd for
an inordinate appetite, which has nov existed nine
months, md which Is 90 iniatnblo IN iis ehnTAetr.
that Capt. Chandler, the superintendent, uogan 10
fear, bslofe he let that tho resources Of the tsa
bshment would DO sensiJly OF ctsd by il. lie
could 30 satisfied with eating; he has dovou ed
SIX pounds Of bread, ard washed IL down, repeat
edly, with four q1lris n water chocolate or coffee;
toking either, indiHsrsnily, as they were gven him.
Raw carrots, apples, meats, ord in fac, anything
on which he could 10y his hands were dtvOufed
with ravenous avldi,y. A pan Of tread was ha.
biluaIy placed by his bed, on retiring, and when
he aWoke in the night, he unehed enormously, and
with unabaied satisfaction, at the eNpents Of the
city. In ~ hours he has been Known 10 pass o gal.
Ions of ufns by measured A case Of bulimii thus
strongly marked, has not been recognized by rncdi
col gentlemen m this part II the country for long
time. Our Transatlantic brother journalists mus
conmeuee their observations on the arrival OF Mul.
lus At Liverpool and record the history Of the case
through all lie phases, 10 IL nsl tenn nation, since
u will be bott interesting and instructive in the ah-
mails Of medical science
Boston Medical Surgical Journal.
In the Pennsylvania Legislature tho Locos have
8 mOjohy in the House, and IN the Senate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22

We take the following from the New York Cow
risr and Enquier. II shows the everlasting author
q the Seven Ages" in his unpoetical every Day
character Perhaps Of all the fools, poetic and pro
sale, who hve revoIVsd within the orbi, Of court
th.re never vas one, who, from such multiplicity
Of combinations, and such unparalleled desers, %
reilly merttd the situation q "COun FOO" as Mr.
John Ty'et's Mr. John Jones :-Lomt Jour.
"Mr Tyier's Official for the Home Department.
IS 81 eigcf collect and frpubsh oil that Is said Of
his master by the little Locofoco journals of The
country, that he Is frequently caught IN copying
langu1go ihai anybody uut an utter IDIOT would SEQ
not u u only does John II CT no COOL but actu1ly
proves h.n 10 be oil that his Wing enemies hsvO
sad Of him, and more too. The hndsOn1n, To-
ins'an 2. copies an article from the Baltimore Re-
pIblictn, VIII ch commences In this wise: Mr. Ty
Ter. throughout h's whole political life, with The er
csp,'Onn OF the bnel time DO acted with the wings,
acted With the Democratic party &c, &c. What
is here meant by the democrats party 10 vel IN.
dsrstoOd 10 he by manifest or paipabie misDo0er,
the L0cOioco party, md We acknowledge ~ with OIL
proper humislion, that the sp acc IN which he pao-
fsssed 10 10 Of the Wing party was Indeed brisi-
too brief and too squiv0esl TO have warranted his
selection as candidate fIr the Vice Presidency,
but ss he ae,ually wept himself oto the good gfsces
/ Of the Harrisburg Convention, md declared most
Justify that he Wsia Wing, u Is impossibleto find
Il in our hearts 10 bans very deeply tho members
of that body; but II 10 really little difficult 20 sup
press tie Indignation ooe feels At tho mpudcnee oil
Mr. Tyler in bringing forward himself this Locoioco
| testimony 70 the bre7ily Of the timo in which hs
pretended TO be o Wig. That - a lit,le beyond
ps'isnt endurance; and II he had Official printer
| " Washington With Trains enough 70 get TO bed
| upon, such proVocations 20 tho contempt Of the
eouo'fy snd the World or that portion Of it likely "a
hear I'm Tyler, would not be permitted 10 appear
Poor John Jones himself - TOO stupid 10 ses the
| bearing Of such nOnscnsical deprayity, bot oil
others know how much actual tuTplude H adds 10
| Inc accumulation OF fijcdlousness already around
the nositton Of the tasfing Pfssdeutf1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22

CHEAP SERVANTS CLOTHING.
GKEhI bargains Will he offered Ia
VI Glasgow and Cable KeTseys
Heavy Drsb and Mi1 Satncta
Plaid aud Plain Iinsoya
Res and White Fianncis
Heavy rwiied Blnscfs
Wool Hose and hsiftlOse
Ali0fwhich wilibo sold chcsp for casiby
w. n. CHRISTIAN co,
oc2l ~ their new al, store
DAtNT BRUSHES. -TsVior's superior Paint Brushcs,
0Np' Ogi OOJpD, AMI other sizes, most beautiful
aftclr, for sale by
oc2i SAMUEL r. DOVE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22

GT NArtosAL pIsr-WAb created { f-Mueh
! labor and ingenuity have been exercised by the
Democratic party, 10 f.Iien tie IePtoaeh Of Ma
doral debt, In ,,sss Of peace. on the wings. Even
the authority Of Mr. Calhoun has been .snt to es
| tablish that error. Ia his speech on the Tar,n 6i
IN AUGUST last, he auagns the Wing party Tor ma
| ny supposed misdomeanots, and amcns them, that
OF having raised the expsuditureso OF the Goveramen
"irom twenty one or two millions, TO twenty seven
annually and increased the public deb, from fee
ana haJto more than twenty mitoas" The only
public debt which Mr. Calhoun comedies TO have
existed on the t.h of March. isti, was the amount
Of outstanding Treasury Notes. Nov, as much a.
we respect the word Of Mr Calhoun, 1t must not 10
allowed TO outweigh or eonraJist o6i,ial records.
fortunately for the wings, they are sustained in
hurting back upon the late f,,hless aud improvi
dent Administration, the charge Of wasting the pub
lie treasure and thereby crea;.cs National debt.
rhose sums which have had TO 10 provided for by
the present Congress- at 50 much cost aud ineon yo
nenec TO the Government and which have so great
ly embarrassed the Treasury, were debts charge
able against it previous to the 4.h OF March, IsIi,
as eonclusively shown by MIR MERI-EArurR, ,f
Georgia, in his Report the House Of Representa-
tiveslast winter, the accuracy Of which has revcr
been impeached. The items constituting that deb,
are the following:
fsGe6,ednsss recorded in Tied..ry Department
Treasury Notes, s5es5 s3I
Debts due in Holland, i.iipOoO
Funded debt OF late war, 800 55I
Unfunded debt, sc 297
Those two last items were contracted during the
late war.
DeS'' reeordedin War Department
Amount Que twelve tribes Of Indians on which the
Government pays an interest of $4,000 do
lars, S2,5so.Oo0
Amour, Duo Chippewa and Ottawa
Indians, $4,000
Amount due several tribes in trus, and
expended for use Of Government, I29, 3ss
Amount due Florida militia, 3l760l
Arnouat due Georgia do 7s4 95
Amount, due State of Georgia, 2O7 600
do do Maine, 900 600
Those four last items, amounln, 10 near nil
lion of dollars, were embraced in bills which passed
both Houses Of Congress the last night Of Mi V.n
BIren's term OF stice but too late 10 receive the
signature Of the Speaker, and yet it is now deni,
that even this amount is owing. The Wings have
paid nearly all OF /, since they have come into
power.
Due averages to contractors, sa7,s93
DsSis recorded IN Pos'.egIes Department.
Due contractors beyond means, 1854 $50
Dstis recorded i. Nary D.parimsnL
Amour, Navy provision fund used, siIi3.63s
Actual deficiency ofmeans to meet the
appropriations made 10y the Congress
which adjourned March }, 1871, and
previous Congresses, si2,os0,2 2I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22

Ohio Is a doomed Sste I'LL 1914. The tolls Of
political cbsristsns and the s~indlng system Of
Gerfyfo ioSeiing which has been fastened upon her
ny her Aliens end Mejarys viii keep her bound
in tbs boys Of LOcofocoism uil size ohs be dIsen-
ihrsicd, two summers hence, by the oVsf uholming
strength Of tie Peoples cBodiiste.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22
II cnANcEmY-Ia Hanover County Count. Sc

IN CIiASCEilN-lu Hanover County Count, Sen.
temhsr X5t5, 1872:
Philip Woodson Plaintiff
Against
Joseph Pleasants, Richard Gilman, Nathaniel e.
Crcnsla~. Executor 81 Fleming Bates, deed Fleming
itcs Unity, Hannah, Mary, SusAnnah sarah Rates.
the two last of whom Infants, under e RI years.
ani Beuil mn IIaTeaye aud Maria Isrgrive, infant chill
dren OF Deborah HaIgraVe daughter OF the sad Fem.
ing Rates, decd Defendants.
The defendants, Fleming Bates and BcnAmIn Maria
drsraVe, not having entered er appear aud siven
security according Ia tile O Assembly aud the rules
THIS court and appearing To- the court. by Satisfactory
evidence, tIa they not Inhabitants OF This Common
wealth II Is ordered, Thai tho sail defendants 10 appear
hare the Il. a. day OF December Court next, ami an
swer the b Of the plaintiff. an that copy this order
be forthwith asserted IN some newspaper published
CITY OF Richmond, LOT tso months sncccssiscly and that
another copy be potc at the font door the Courthouse
OF this county
copy. Tcsts,
nu. ~ ~ IN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22
Prom the prIlIsh MereanIiIo Law.

Bal nrOs Jor RogHss and Fugifists from Jus,i.e
Three Acts, intimately connected with eommei-
cinl affairs. passed ths British Parliament this last
session, which are looked upon as being likely to
effect complete alteration IN the mode Of cond uct-
Jog business. These are the Merchant and Factors
Bill the lnsolyeni ard the Bankrupt Laws; these,
aiken in connection with the tenth article Of tho
American treaty, bid foir to work quite reyolu
ton IN the law Of debtor and creditor Il has never
happened, Of late, that, among nations protesting
themselves TO he free, such power his been rutu
ally allowed. II a debtor fee to any Of the coun 70
tres It IS owing only to informhity Of the pass
port, or q technIcnlity OF the thoi any redc
could lie Obtained by the foreign creditor; and il
ffaudulen, sUindler could but got footing IN the
Un,,ed States the creditors might be set at defiance
UeneeforIh the situation Of the parties will be who'll
iy reversed, an individual guilty Of erimo which is
punishable 10 the one country will Jo given up 10
the other. Complaints havo been made Of the IA
elites which, by our new acts, have been given to
debtors; but, # they be thoroughly examined, j.
will be seen, that tho creditors have not lost ons
atom Of the power which they formerly possessed,
nnd, by tho treaty about to DO ralh ID with
America, much irducemen', which has hitherto been
held out, will be Of an end.