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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08
By The Lieutenant Gorernor Of Tho State Of Frginia

Bu the Lieutenant Gorernor Of the State of Firginia
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred the Senate Of this
w STATE ny resignation OF John W. Nash Esquire the
nator District composed of the Amelia Pow
hatan Chesterfield and the of Petersburg the sher
said counties and the Mayor of the SAID therefore
quired hold elections the fourth Thursday April
said District fill the vacancy aforesaid
under my hand Lieutenant Governor actng accord
Ing the provisions Of the Constitution Governor,
SEAL and the lesser seal Of the Commonwealth Rich
nond, this 10Th day OF March, 1912
JOHN RUTHERFORD.
April lo9-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

TN Court held for buckingham
county, Court house, the 18th day Of March, 1912:
Abraham Cooke VIM. b. Cooke, and VIM. Garnc and Mary
hi, wife, formerly Mary Cooke Plaintiff:
against
Armetead Garne,t Johanna his WIFE, John A. Lancas
ter William L. Lancaster, Hester Ann Lancaster, children and
heirs Of Sarah Lancaster Stephen Cooke, Abraham Cooke,
Jobn Cooke George Cooke and Manda -, formerly Marinda
Cooke, and her husband. children and heirs Of John
Cooke deceased Emene Penick formerly Wasnn and susan
Watson children and heirs of Elizabeth Watson formerly Cooke
and Anderson formerly Susan Cooke Defendants:
The defendants Stephen Cooke, Abram Cooke John Cooke
George Cooke, Miranda -, formerly Miranda Cooke, and
her husband, children and heirs Of John Cooke, de-
son. children aud heirs of Elizabeth Watson formerly Cooke
and Anderson formerly Cooke not having entered their
appearance and security according the Of Assembly
and the Court and appearing by satisfactory evil
they inhabitants of this country: II ordered,
That the appear here the first day
and The bill Of the plaintiffs; and that
copy order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond months SUCCESSFULLY
posted the front door Of the Court house Of this county
Copy-Teste,
RoLFE ELDRDGE, c.
March Of l07-wsw
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s,Ac.yq pEoFEssassHIF oH ha s Of July Esx! the VI
.ors Of Wa end af Collage WIZ eHSSsa 70 ho s o,sG
uo W l." pn.ssof Browne There salary OF 81 900 al
taed to te Chair fee OF $50 allowed for ever member
VI m modr one Of high profit and honor and cannot fail TO at
may n,,ce of the classical Scholars in the country All
taei n mus, be addressed postpaid, T. H. Dew, Pre-
;aan, William and Mary College, Va
1D-'-' Nav
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TN CHANcERY Rnles held in the Clerks or
flee OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccy for the
county enrco and city Of Richmond the Chancery side,
the seventh day of March, 1912:
William Wingfed, Jr Administrator of Peter Winston de-
ceased, Plaintiff:
against
Henry Choey and another, Defendants:
named not having entered his appearance
and given security according the act of Assembly and
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he is not an nhaban OF this Commonwealth: II is ordered
That the said defendant do appear here the first Monday
June next the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of
this order forthwith inserted in newspaper published
the CITY OF Richmond months successfully and posted
at the front door Of the Capitol in the said city.
Copy-Teste,
M,rrb lO7-wSw
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In for the Eastern District of Virginia.
April LIST, lei2
= oBT E. DEJARNET1E, Of the County of Caroline, having
III petition, praying that he may be declared Banknp:
ordered That all claiming ob creditors Of The said
Rob E. Dejanee show TO the Court the 18th day OF
May next why said Robert E. Dejanee be declared
Bankrupt pursuant the of Congress in that behalf and
copy this order be published in the newspapers accord
ing 10 the .and and oath Rules of Court.
hCopy-Teste,
JOSEPH r. BATTLEY, d. c.
April / lo9-w4w
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| THE MoSEY.-Our Federal Wing brethren of Pc.
tcrsburg in their gbrook resolutions, while they
slide cautiously and ambguousy other great
Wing measures, take strong ground in favor oil re-
ceivug the Distribution Fund. This is in good keep
ing with their usual tactics. Their lavorile game 10
hold up gltterng promise of money before the eyes
Of the people. Their favorite appeal 10 The more
sordd feelings of avarlce and sef-nerest They say
to the people "Come, put Us IN power, and we will
make you rich-we will relieve you've will govern
you without taxing you've will kill the goose and give
you the golden egg !"
The Federal Wings of Petersburg, though quite cha
~ in committing themselves, have joined issue the
Distribution question. The Integencer regardless of
the "exhansed" condition of the Treasury, and the
alarming state of public affairs, both at home and
abroad flies at his masthead signal, which,
figures large letters catch the public eye
AT this conjuncturc, Mr.. Tyler sends TO the capitol
a message recommending suspension of the Disri-
button act. In this the Wing President is backed
by his whole Wing Cabinet, including the Federal
Wings Webster, and Spencer and by w. c. Rives,
the Senator chosen by Federal Wing Assembly Of
Virginia. The plot thickens. We unite with the We
nerable editor of the Enquirer, in acknowledging that
tive owe Mr.. Tyler two, or at least "one and half.
The lnteligencer, We have shown a former day,
year ago. declared that Distribution ought not TO be
carried into effect, in an exhausted" condition Of the
Federal Treasury. That is now intensely the case-B
Ma. WoopBCRYs PoISrs.-On the 10th day of
March, lS42, Mr.. Woodbury., of New Hampshire in
the Senate, delivered speech on Mr.. Clay resou-
tons In the of that Speech he stated several
general reasons why the land money ought 10 be
tanned in the Federal Treasury, in the present emer-
gency of the Union, rather than lay taxes, in the
shape of duties, the great articles Of universal
sumption. Mr.. Woodbury. 8 argument went for "re-
peal of the Distribution Act-but it will apply with
still greater force 10 IFS suspension as now recon-
mended by Mr.. Tyler We will condense these reasons
of Mr. Woodbury. into the brleest possible FORM so that
he that runs may read.
lst If the land money is distrbuted-to supply its
place, tea, coffee, &c, must be taxed.
End. A compromise ought not 10 be broken, if it
can possibly be prevenedas plainly can be done here
by taking back the lands.
3rd By giving away the lands the credit of the PEG.
pies Government is impaired. So if farmer gives
away his farm, his credit is lowered And besides, if
the land money has been used by the Federal Govern
ment, for the purposes of the Union, from the founda
ton Of the Government till this day. is it not unrea
sonable and absurd to distribute that fund noa when
the Government is on the verge of bankruptcy,
4th. The Constitution gives Congress no power of
taxation for distribution. But ifthe land money be
distributed, It'll admitted that the vacuum "a ust be filled
by taxation.
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BIZ the Lieutenant Gorernor of the State Of 1irginia

BIZ the Lieutenant Gorernor of the State Of Virginia
A PROCLAMATION.
yIHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred in the Senate Of this
w State by the resignation of Whtme Tunsta Esquire,
the District composed Of the counties of Patrick
and Pttsyvania the Shers Of those
required hold elections in their respective countless the
fourth Thursday in April for Senator for the said District,
10 fill the vacancy aforesaid
Given under hand Lieutenant Governor (actng Co
vernon according the provisions Of the CONSTITUTIONS
sEi under the lesser seal OF the Commonwealth Rich
mond, this 29sh day Of March, 1912.
JOHN RUTHERFORD.
Anil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
TIME subscriber constantly receiving from tho celebrated
nufactory Of Nunns & Clark New York. elegant and plain
Piano Furtes possessing the latest improvements, and that
deicacy one peculiar TO their
nufactue. :,
Also large of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise in general.
Piano Forte Repaired tuned hire, and taken in
change. ~ ,.,,.
The largest collection of Music offered for sale in this
State NAV FROM the Of the subscriber who is
nav enabled Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices
Those purchasing sell again will be furnished upon better
terms than they can find elsewhere in the State
P. II. TAYLOR,
Piano Fortc and Music Store opposite tse Banks
Nov an 59-wl2mt
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March d

IN CHANCERY-At Circuit Superior Court Of la" sus
Chancery for the county Of IIenrico and city Of ehmoNe
the Canrery SIDE held the Capitol in the SAID s''
Wednesday, January 5th 1912: ,
PLrke Street, Fiainif'
against
William Street and other Defendants
The plaintiff heng dead the motion Of Charles T. Go
by Counsel the Court doth order that this suit be hereafter
Quoted his Executor Of the last will and Testament
the plaintiff. .A
Al Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the said Court f"'
month Of March, 1912:
The writs Of sore facas heretofore awarded 70 revive a
William Wngied, Jr, Sheriff Of the county OF Hanover a
SUCH bonis Of George Street. decra'r
against William ID. Wren Sergeant Of the city Of Richnond
such, Administrator OF William Street. deceased having N
returned acknowledged and executed and cause
against the revival thereby sought the motion w
plaintiff by Counsel the Court doth order, that this suit %
revived be proceeded in final decree against the %
William Wincfed, Jr and William d. Wen in their
tive characters aforesaid
Copies-Teste, r
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In the United Court for Eastern District oi
Norfolk, March 6, is4a =. Z: ~.
GEO. G.. HATCH, of the county IL Norfolk, having M
VI tilion praying that lie may he declared Bankrupt; ~
dered, That oil persons Ginning he creditors oI me saw
Hatch show TO the Court on the first day o. M nk
why the said George G. Hatch should be declared bi
pursuant the Of Congress in that behalf and ha'
this order be published in the newspapers, according VS.
and oath Rules of Court.
Copy-Teste, ,.n,py rt
March 10 IVf~----
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08
A Copy-Teste,
JAMES ROY MlCOU, JR., Ck. E. C. S. C. l.. & C.

NorE-Neer the law in The Revised Code OF 1872 LIST vo
directing the Of proceeding Cancey Suits,
Dos section a. The law in Session Acts OF s40ls4
nue an absent defendant give security previous entering
his appeancc and words, and given security
&C. embraced in order of publications. are not inserted
in the above order. Ieste,
J. r. MICoU, JR., Clerk.
Feb ID s9-wSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

ITO cot NTRY MERCfAS1S.-Counry merchants, wishing
the exchange besides the Of going 10 the
North do by calling Al s GARBANATfS Cheap Cash
Ste Shockoe Hill where they supplied with HATS anu
CAPS description, following low prices Coney
Hats sl3 per drab Russia very broad ~ the bm SAL "a
ana 90 per dozen do $40 and $50 dozcn brush
Hats. superior quality equally low fine nutra and
Hats, black and dah OF the fashionable shape which
viii guarantee Northern prices for cash only Please TO
ccoect :. GAREhNATS cheap Hat Mandatory, shockoe
Hill, Sign Of the Transparent Hat
l0o--y3m
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Feb. -

ID ETWEEN John Eary Union Coffee House and H. H. zen
ID kinss Dry Good Store and doors below Governor street
We yoI take this late opportunity Of thanking the public for
The II not design at rsl
to establish through the press hut TO do by giving a
HE to any other basis Of which glad TO know has
been almost universal.
our design 10 pursue this timc and for
the future All goods sold by that do not please in COST quail
m i color make fashion, otherwise, be returned and
III. money rended-provled the shall not have been
worn we this time large stock il not larger tha
in the State In line of business and would respectfully
invite the economist give call before purchasing ana e1-
anime for HIMSELF and prices not pronounced a. low or
we have Cloth Coats 3d. while others charge Tor making
and trimming; customer furnishing the CLOTH ana pants al 81
thai are sold for Sl Vests Shirts Drawers andkercheis
Cyas Stocks Suspende Socks Gloves and Collars OF many
Kinds and qualities articles usually Kept by Coh-
ers of which determined To sell low for cash. ana re-
nes, the public and whether they want to buy OF not
" III Goods rarrGnted n,..,., co
Scr, IN 36-wlys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08
OIL, DO Nnr WANTo,

Oh, DO NOT WANTON.
o, do not wanton with those eyes,
Lest be sick with seeing.
Nor cas-: them down but etthem ri.o,
Lest shame destroy their oelas.
o, be not angry with those tifrs.
For then their threats viii XIII me.
Nor look too Kind on their desires,
For then nay hopes VIII spill me.
O, do not steep them IN Thy tears,
For 80 will sorrow STAY me,
Nor spread them a. distract with fears;
Niue own enough hetfay me.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

against
Ann Andrews Edwin Andrews, James Clark and Elizabeth
his WIFE Atkinson and Sarah s wife, William Akinson
Gabriel Edmonds md Elizabeth his wife, Defendants:
The awarded in this not being executed
the Defendants William Atkinson and Gabriel Edmonds and Eli
zabr wife, and said defendants not having entered their
and appearing BY satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth the motion of The
plaintiff BY COUNSEL IL ordered, That the said defendants do
apnea here first Monday in April being rule day and
answer the plaintiffs BILL and that copy OF this order be forth
with Richmond Enquirer for two months success
syey and another copy he posted at the front door OF the
Courthouse Of this county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08
WM. C. SANDS, C. [
CoxMr.,Iosrs's OFFICE,

CoNMr.,IoSra', OFFICE
Richmond ION March, s's1
The parties hereby notified attend al M
in the city of Richmond the second day Of May new
o'clock with their accounts and the evidence necessary 70
BILE me 10 perform duties required by the foregoing ce
JNo SHORE, CopueHs'g
March 81 Wo-.--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

ny Ben JoHSsoN.-BorS tvfi.
Drink 10 me only with thine eyes,
Aud I will pledge with mine,
Or leave kiss but IN the cup,
And IN not look for wine:
The thirs; that from The soul doth rise.
Doth ask drink divine,
But might OF Jove's nectar sup,
would not change for thine.
sent thee late I rosy wreath,
Not 80 much honorins Thee,
As giving IL a hope that there
IL could no, wiihered br:
But thou thereon did'>t only breathe,
And send'>t il back Ia me,
Since when II grows and smells, | swear,
Not of itself, but thee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

IN CHANCERY.-EIRGIsiA:-At Circuit Superior Count o.
Law and Chaneey for the county Of Henco and ey Of Rich
nond the Chancery side held the Capitol in the said city,
on Saturday, June 2t, leil: -
Parke Street, fahph
William Street. Berkeley, Sheriff of Hanover county
Administrator of George Street. deceased Ah
ny Street, Hannah Brown, widow of William Brown deceased
Sally street and William !. Morris, Defendants
decree Of the Court OF Appeals certified Ivy the Clerk there
Of is in these figures, wits VIRoINti-At Count
Appeals, held The Capitol the city OF Richmond Men
day January 18th s4 William Street Carter Berkeley ShcG
of Hanover County, and Committee Administrator Of Geofsc
Street, deceased, Anthony Street, Hannah Brown, "ido"
William Brown, deceased Sally Street and William Morris
Appellants: against Parke Street, Appetizer revived az
peal from decree by Superior Court Of Chance
~ held In Richmond the twenty day OF Janu
Street, &C., defendants This day came the parties,
their Counsel and the Court having maiuey considered lie
of COUNSEL is Of opinion that the said decree Is erroneous
Therefore, dcceed and ordered That the same he reversed
and annuled, and that The appellee do pay unto the appellants
the expended in the prosecution Of the appeal AFORESAID
and il is ordered That the be remanded the t
Superior Court OF Law and Chancey Of iienreo county
and the Of Richmond be sent back TO the Commissioner
with instructions disregard the audited account Of the Hanover
Commissioners and to report the amount and character e
Of the appellee against the Estate of John Street IT,
whether right or as for the creditor,
whom he has paid and be proceeded In TO final Decree "
ordered be certified TO the said Circuit Superior Court Az
peans in the Court of Appeals s24 Ga cents Co
Tese, j. Allen, Whereupon this Court, In conform WIN
the said Decree setting aside the decree pronounced THIS H
The twenyseventh day Of January thousand re h"
bred and Irtyone, doth ecommt the report OF CommI:sh
Robinson of the Commissioners of this Court, win
structions disregard In the settlement Of the accounts oil W
plaintiff Administrator of John Street. J deceased Inc ~
dled of the Hanover Commissioners, and 10 report W
amount and character OF the claims of the planf asaE m
Estate Of the said John Street. J whether in his own sh
substituted for the creditors whom lie has paid and 10 MAJ
report thereof Ia the Court with my matters specially sa
deemed pertinent by himself which be required ~ we
parties 10 he stated and the Court doth further adhs %
and Decree that the plaintiff do unto the defendants M
by them and the of the defendant Carter Berkeley!
the Court Of Appeals expended.
wM. C. SANDS. crS
Mayrh GG-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08
POETRY.

We here present readers with the best tee love sony
the English language. Cumberland charges ta the
in the first letters =" Phio>lfaG. oh
son il certainly indebted cid Greek for the idea hut IN NJ
Greek songs or letters the thoughts 50 gare'niE H.
hn this maier we Telrrto niHoiu p
Johnson where several pages occupied In explaining e
gin Of the song. ,,o, -, ,.,,,o, - Clifford
sav ..ir he not the beautiful n the iahsuase'
co,ss for nv own part, know not where IL Is W w
6nnd Notwithstanding this high critical authority we con
ess preference the which pecedes ana ha'
chi,h follows lt.-.ycn UOr!G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

Report Of the Committee on Public Lands.-We lay
this able document before readers to-day ii scans
the Land Distribution Lac and holds its odous and
Objectionable features in their true light.
Mr.. Craner has done the subject ample justice. The
report is drawn mp with great vlgor and force; and lis
facts and conclusions, Think every candid reader
will pronounce irresistible.
The subject acquires additional interest from The fact,
that three days after this report had been submitted,
Wing acting President recommended the leading
feature of special message to Congress, the repeal OF
the Distribution Law This circumstance, if any thing
were wanting, in, with great force, to strength
en- The conclusions of the report and the resolution pro-
posed by the committee for The action of the Legislature
[.4ltany .7rgus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

T H. ANTHONY still continues to sell Hats al '''
y low prices: IN ;, az. silk Hats, maae
On man n. sqi sode es waer proof from So B
from 81 IS Fur Caps from 81 70 su Of Men 49, 81
Rows Hair seaIef and Glazed Caps, black ana ''a'
wholesale and retail. 7trmS-casn. - ,..oruenl Of 6s
g He keeps during tho Summer iais ahl. Tor s ss-
horn. Palm Leaf, Straw and Willow Hats 'a'a0'' ~
N. B. Hats made 70 order
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

IN Rules held IN the Clerks Of
fce Of Essex Superior Court Of Law and Chance,
the eth day of February, lSi2
james Andrews Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

In the United States Court Eastern District Of Virginia.
lsth March, 1925
SAMUEL FUauA Of the county Of Campbell having filed
ordered Thai claiming br creditors of the said
murl 8 Fuqa The Court the 18th day Of May
next why FuQua should not BIZ declared Bank
rupi pursuant Congress IN that behalf and that copy
order be published the newspapers, according TO The 22d
aud 2ilh Rules of Court
HENRY GIBSON, elk.
March 10 lOl-w1wN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

| A NEAT AND COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE WANTED
n The advertiser wishes TO rent for small family Dwelling
House with Garden attached, In desirable neishborlnoi
Richmond Possession wanted by the l of May Enquire
the Office of the Enquirer, Main street.
Marcia eff
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March 3

IN CHANCERY-VIRGisiA:-At Circuit Superior Court o;
Law and Caneery for the county Of Henrco and city Of Rich
nond Chancery side held the Capitol in the said city,
Of Saturday, June 26, lel: -
Parke Street, PlaiEtlh;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

Samuel G. Thornton and Edwin Lunsford, Defendants:
The defendant Samuel Thorntcn having entered hi,
appearance and given security according to the act OF Assembly,
OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory
dence, that nhabtant Of This Commonwealth 1t
ordered That the said defendant appear before the Judge
said Court the Court house, the first day Of the
and bill of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in tr
Richmond months successfully and posted the front
door Of the Courlhols Of this county.
Copy-Tese, -
RoBT. HUDGIN, c. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

United States COnrt Tor The Eastern District OF Virginia.
Norfolk March Goth, 1922
UGUSTUS LAPELoUSE individually and Of the late
n firm of a. apclouse Co.. Of the Borough Of Norfolk, hav
inc petition, praying that he may be declared Bankrupt:
ordered That all persons claiming be creditors Of the said
Augustus apeouse show 10 The Count, the Isl day OF
MAY term next why said Augustus apeouse should not be
declared Bankrupt pursuant the of Congress in that be
half ana copy this order be published in the newspapers
according to the 22nd and 2ilh Rules Of Court
Copy-Teste,
A. A. CoWDERY, elk.
Anrl lU9-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

ToWNiAND COUNTRY HAT MANGfACtt ;an Hotel
Cary Street, three doors a6oce the (olu"''''
Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

In The Hnlted Stairs Court for District IF FIrgiHia,
n .Yorfaik, 81 March, 1912:
BENEZER CORBY Of the Borough of Norfolk, having filed
IL petition pray ing he may declared Bankrupt II is
ordered That all persons claiming be creditors Of the said
Ebeneaer cory show To the Court on the LIST day OF
why the said Ebcnezer Corby should not he de-
Bankrupt pursuant the act Of Congress in that be-
half and that copy this order be published in the newspapers,
according TO the 22nd and 9Th Rules Of Court
Copy-Teste, ~
March II lO3-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

In The United Court District Of Virginia,
Norfolk, March 2Gth, 1872:
XVM s. FORREST, OF the Borough OF Norfolk having filed
w petition praying that r declared Bankrupt: ~
ordered persons creditors of the said VIM
Forrest show TO the Court the LIST day Of May term
next why the said VIM Forrest should be declared Bank
p pursuant the Of Congress in that BEHALF and that
copy this order he published the newspapers according TO
the 22nd and cath Rules of Court.
Acopy-Teste, -
April l0o-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

FRESH SPRING GOODS.
WIN F. BUTLER Importer Of Cana, Queensrare and Gs
w is receiving per ship IiaIkaway, and has aca per
nerva daily expected all direct from the Manufacturer
large and tasty selection Of Chna Glass and QueensW
which offers for cash. reduced prices credit ~
months puncua buyers. He feels confident that
will consider necessary farther North for Goods
line they will but give him a call.
WIN F. BUTLER, doors above Bell Tavern.
March gs-wtr