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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

CAsApA.-The British steamer America brings
news to Rochester that Mr.. Baldwin, the new Pro-
vincial Premier has been again defeated, Mr. Dug
gen beating him 43 votes. After he was defeated
by Mr. Murray Mr., Price from the Second riding
of York, resigned in his favor.
The America, says the Post, a!so brings report
that the American steamer Oneida went down in
going cut of the harbor at Kings,on-but this re-
port of great calamity is rather vague.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

Ratchet, &c. is all fiction man named Mill
bank has however been arrested.
Col WEps's CAsE.-Col. Webb was on Sat
urdav sentenced TO two years confinement IN the
State Prison, being the shortest term which the
law would permit. The petitions OF fourteen
thousand citizens of Newly orl, asking remission
of this punishment, have ere this been laid before
The Governor His decision the case has not
vet been given but we trust that il cannot be otn'
arwiss than in accordance with the prayer OF the
petitioners. We but speak the almost unanimous
voice of New-York when we express this sent'-
nent. IF concerted effort had been made, the
number of petitioners for pardon might easily
have been sweed TO thirty thousand legal voters
or our city-indeed, to nne-tenths of all the per-
sons to whom petition should be presented. We
have signed no petition, deeming the public e1-
preston of our wishes equivalent to petuoning
xe know many who have not signed who yet al
'cntly desire the success of the effort for pardon.
All feel that if Col Webbs fault has been grievous,
srievously hath he answered it; and that to suffer
weeks of pain and peril, and to be crippled for
life, ought to be deemed sshcien, punishment
TOR duel TO which he was challenged, and which
ne could hardly avoid The petitioners for re-
mission are at least half the political opponents OF
Col Webb, and his transfer TO the State Prison
wsu!d cause very general sensation, profound
tegret, throughout, our city. The Governor, we
think, should not hesitate to comply with the i'm
pera,ive demand of public sentiment in this matter.
@ JOHN QUINCY ADAMS delivered Lecture
IN Government, at Providence, r. l., on Friday
evening The Chronicle says i, sustained fully the
grounds taken by the Charter parry in that State.
One interesting fact he stated concerning the adop
ion Of the State Constitution of Massachusetts:
that the whole numser of persons voting FOX it
did not exceed l5.o00-giying vote to every IS
mig bitants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28


THs CAsAL.-A clip from the Albany Argus of
Saturday afternoon contains a letter from the Pre-
sident of the Board of Canal Commissioners, stat
ing that the boats at Utica on Friday-going either
East or West-would without doub. reach their
place of destination, the ice was broken and
every effort would be made to keep the navigation
OPEN The cold of Saturday nigh. and yesterday,
however, must have closed the canals-even where
they were open before.
DREADFUL. FATE.--The Southport CIV. IT,
American of the 10th says THAI Mr.. David Wells
of Racine, while hunting, became hemmed in by
hre-the prairie having been set GA fire. Seeing
no other way to escape, he lay down for the fame
pass ever hm-an expedient often praeticed by
hunters in similar cases; but his clothes took fire.
and he SO dreadfally burned that but little hope
is entertained Of his recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

u The manager of the New York Museum present.
powerful attractions the public; Sgnor Biz he Grand
danseuse host Of other performers appear The live
Alhno Deer the Fud Mermaid the only to be seen
the Feee having departed in high dudgen in consequence
her defeat by the FORMER She Fegee she became
Edge. IT, and is now fugi tive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

MuapER.-Some of the Sunday papers yester-
day contained terrific accoun, of the supposed
murder of a colored man named John Brown
keeper of an eating house, living at AZ Murray ST.
We understand it is true tina, he did leave his house
On Friday and has not since been seen; but this
he was frequently in the habit of doing. We are
assured by the Officers of Justice that there is no
Ground whatever to believe that he has been mur-
dered. and that the story about finding bloody
Ratchet, &c. is all fiction. man named Mill
bank has however been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28
Hnfornaation Wanted.

E THEoPHILUs FISK has retired from the ed
ito.ial charge of the Portsmouth, Va, Chronicle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
PREMIUM PLoUGus.

I'VE have On hand the the hest assortment OF Arrcuf
w ihrdt inplensHts ever before offered 10y US
piccs. ior such lmplvncuts - to qua aucc OuI
IoIhs are oiu some Of the approved factories Ia
lie United states and have he'd awarded The IA more
PREMIUMS
than other Plough With which are acqua ntcd-
having sold Ia the last 10 IL months one 7Aon-
uscd hcmh think hazard nothing ia rccommc ndiue
Ihem TO The confidence OF our planters We would here
remark, that cur
PATENT PLOUGH
has received = Premiums late exhibition in NaSsa.
chuscus AMI that too when the htn best Plough VAS
uei N~c refer 10 Prouy Mcars QUO late Fair hero
b ue a. tie manufacturers SAY, that though there
were several cNhibt' We had none the ground These
fouehs have never failed 10 receive the Premium when
Besides the advantage over Prouiy 4 Mears' Plough
above cyumcracd u il last longer, aud 40 better ser.
vice. 90 this TACT satisfied. having sold the same
Plough ourselves The following Is a part Of stock
Huc horse patent premium Plough. ~
IWv 81 do ~, varying from 9 tn ln ~
Que ho'se' s.ie hin 10 do..................6t -
Two do 90 do...... 49,. la ~
Three 30 10 dn...................ll 70
One horse, eonon Plough, fro.n..........2 - 10 ~
~ 10 dc.....--............t a. TO %
wafer turfoW iloucns. . ~ 20
- - .
'pae ~ tFuZls. ~
nHtn SnscsS grcai variety. to rs ~
"a aus 80 "a
i'esr ....4 O. 81 ~
I"sciLcrwiih good assortment ot Garden Tools, sc
Machine
Gall aul examine cur stock
GRETrER & PEAKE,
riR ~ 5tN1rs below 'hr Rel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
NEW PIJBI,ICNTIONs
snITH' '' nHIN IN We B0Ik''9,. Of .


'IHk Lite o. Wilbur Fisk, - u, frt Pre- 0ienf sC Oh c
wesleyan Unworthy, by Joseph HaiHrk
. htlmuua aul rkcfchcs Of Erfuuua, Ly The Roy 1.tr
Stnn,neihcd ", late preacher in connection wifIfo
Rev. Ihos Bond. NJ % ''''' Nv i''
,Mhat 70 be Done, or the Will and The WAY by ne ,-
thoi " Wealth and Worth Ar - ''''' - t"' ave
met.s AMI bu1si " ref Irsuina. by the au,, ~ u "a
N....lt nope i'fuci Home, Poor Rich Wtn. et. ' -'
na,ofJ oi TIC Expedition uuder t4e e0op,o,,t ~ =,
tains Lewis and Clarke, a. tho Source al ti,e 49,
thcncc acfosst nc Rocky Mountains and down il. NJ
toln.nbi1 10 iho Pacific Ocean, Performed a,r,. ~
year, lSl se AMI lS5 ~ order NJ the NM, p,
The unMed -iaos, preplrf for tho pfcaa .y ps,i ~
Esq Revised aus abridged BY Archibald NcVieksr '"
TIE Fame aud Glory ~ England v.ndicated. Igi,- al,
answer 10 the Glory and Shame Of England by Iibrr
vol
To- Lncai, account of me- Cyrfies n so,i ,,,
original collection Of tcir songs a1f Poetry 8y y
Borrow ~
The Kingdom Of Christ dcHneaied. u tro E...yso,oa
ords account u MS pers0n, and Of uo v.Is ,f BY
inffum, and the constitution. powers anil MinIrv ~
Christian Church, a. appended " hiutcL by n 49,,
NhaibY u D. Archbishop 81 Dublin
Afhanason second cfifi0n, with notes anf cnfrecf0us
also, Miscellaneous P0cins BY tie author of thrs,.,
Ballads &C
Biblical Researcher in Palestine Mount Sinai anil Arab
Peffsa Journal 81 Travels in tc year 1885, by ",
tinaon and sfniih, undertaken In reference 10 Bible
Gclarap1y drawn up from The original Diaries, will ~
tofcsf Iq rations, by Edward Robinson u, win o.
Nsps snd Pians. ma 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28

BONNETS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, sc.
NUNS B1uucis, ~ o. Gi
~ Meses Suav, Leguorn sud- Lphytinc Bpnneis
ladies' AmaLpnc. straw, i!ngence BRAID, ZiphyIu
aud Ean~y Huuunts
Artificial Flowers
The above Goods are all Of tho newest and most ftrI
ioulble Styles and will bc .o,d low.
ALSO,
Gcn'lcmens aud Boys straw, Pslm Manila and l. =
horn Hats ~ CINNINGITANiS
a. ~ New and Cheap Cash Dry Goods store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
PxEsDl TERRAIN PUBLiCAriONs
REcgtvEp BIT
SMITR, DRLNkER a MoRRTS

SMITH DRIN6ER 4 MORRIS
u nov L. one hundred ditctcnt works iTon the ptcs
works gcaeray known thaiu Is considered ann =
ccs,sTs 20 cuumei ate but N brief alvrrtsrur M.
oheTS Wal De received trota the BoAT Pubdcat0u as
ucy may appear irvm the rrcss.
TIE constitutional history OF the PRESBYTERIAN Church
% M 81 America. by Chls Hoge u, Professor la
H.. Theological seminary a. ruuce,on. ~ $40.
Tie rrmuNe ami apostolic order OF the Church OF
Christ yindicltct by SAINT Miller, pp
AircuiN 's o. tac House Cf Mourning, % Rev r.
art Cecil
Prcsbytelnsm ;A~ truly primitive ,ul apasiaica on.
stuton OF the Cuuich Uf CLtis anf infant baptism,
scrpturA al reasonable and t11,sm hv s1rink M. or
,a-.o1 ie mos; suitable aud cdigug mode. by samuel
The constitution OF the Presbyterian Chureh in the G..
: oi America containing 1 fkti, tie cafe
tcclrses uFcl me ensteLre ant a.trsufcs q G. -
y >ie7aea ClaTcocs, u, ssss Americau eduon iu X
Lsrsf' O. A. laE-i .r lrcr Issisasi @, relieve lie
l-s Or irt.- -- Ter serious i-I1resst1us. hv I
,1if.,1 H.aly, d T. ~a --srls -.-a. sSe-sa ans p,I
T-e f-1- - tte S:r-tlres f.r -,---rs-- believers
a. -e- levers, - one E-s Ret F.-l---
te -i.i1 z i---.-- &c Pc ii-s- 80 rolt1 c
- Pes s-srll' q -r--. r. -.- 2 500. N co. u .
IT, -TE=-F % G.a--s-r. -s-e.- --4 90 =. 60
-a.-.' In CD .t 20 -s. .-. -sf- ~ ----. Il. h.
~ T-1.als Br1t--ry
tac ----f t.--1rel .-s-1-e GO ac..- 90 De ...f-
-l ,c-,n- o. i-e ti5s-@ ~ - ser-c-s. - several
Erres 10 rlc,s 1- be- 'o--r.-ss ,-..r,-i ---. ,
ls tfes.yl an l-eI e ne l. ,e- -ares u A-s--a
embreclnz several 81 prlrfica. s1ri s-ts y
der. d ~ III
The Mute Chri-'i.n underline -,a-rtnr Ro.t si., 800.
self emp1ym-rtin -erref containing an .n1uIyy ,,fc
nc faic ~ mo -oni h!nEhis upon painful an cions
MORALS or Practice by r. Ionn Corbct
Ai-' several hundred Iract7, published the Hasri.
ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
INn FEFrRIss. CrE.
,Dn !. rapscoIi, David raraco,l anil al.
MORE NEW HOOKS
Received ut the Box Store OF
SMlrn, DRINkER & MORRIS.

hoNNs lew iStpkS
Received at the b.. k Store OF
SMITH, DRiNKER & MORRIS.
MORRIS TnAvELs.-Nuicso of Tour through
- turkey "tcccc Egyw, Arabia r,tfs, To the HOY
iaii including visit 10 Athens. sparta Grand Cato
onstaniinnric Thctra the Rot Sc, Muunt Slnai p,a,
with numerous PLACES.
travcl-U. y. Gc-sfe. $3.50
me author has coniTycd to give 10 his lie ctpians OF
Pl'', rtcLcty aud tNtut spirit oiiTrshuris anI Vrl
the Times. 80" "
THEODORE u0oISis LAST
FATHERS ana sons, a Novel hy the lIfc Tho ,,lore
sc, in " i2no "''
oi Fathers ami sous only sav that its revision
was about The last literary work ~ Us ancnte author
anu tai possesses all those features keen prrccu,,
aud humorous lcncainn Of character which have rem
rt"i his productions such iayoTics with tho public
London LiicrGTy Ga.eue.
" I'M stinicrcstirg andcie,cr novoL"- Hcroid
An ADMIT atlc novel Californian lEcrctf q.
'ouc IT the best nos u OF the .av g. ifessStrer
~ most amusing novel, fllof spr and Vivacy san
Mr Theoiorc Hooks works are the most lively and At
ue same hne Tie truce. pictufcso f HE avc met will
among late wIiiets.i-Atrs
popular treatise Agricultural Chemistry for tho
use 81 t"c practical Farmer; by Charles Sluarcv Chc
\ popular treatise on Vegetable Phys ilncy publisir,
unucr the auspices uf tic Soclc:y the promotion q
popular Instruction, with numerous cuts
JET SMITH, DRlNkER & MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28

, h'ny nidlakc, James Guthrie and Maiili, h. ,sitc
M,l'snn huhank James Eubank Thomar Ieffrles ana
'aia h's Wiir Richard Whayue aud RACHAEL lis uiSc
-iu' NJ or anI Mary Ann Il = wife, nccy Eubauk an
Humphrey Watkins auI other " ' "I H., an"
The defendant. Humphrey a. WAIKIKI. NJ, h,,'
ciri hs appearance AMI SS security aecorinr no M.
act assembly and the rules OF this court and
ns y satisfactory evidence, that u, lis NOT an
OF mas country: u is ordered. That tho ssI icGr,,,n,
~ llrM hcic IN the hgs' Monday September ne M
hu's 10 %, hcli Tor sa court, and answer the I'M 81
ali Ad mat copy OF this odcr Toe oithwH insefeI
IN som, n,wticT publ shed Ia the of kichmonI Cr
the Courthouse OF This county. ~ Vi VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
DE Dcr0f.
LOGAN WALLER,
~M r.. TffDNfrD<.
They most respectfully offer tie following
HEFE n "a L rs.

BcD Sheppard ChuriottttlN e,-Altu 70 Megfuffr.
b,d StetsrAe,-- Messrs stspA,, Iyier& 60. LoD..a.
-hesFra 7 Ietrr a Go. FyHranna,- -ias4ra ~hst.
Lcrds 20 LyHcthHg.--I1hn " speed emil WiH5i,
~ sutton Esqs tfeIs rictgtnrg.-g ihrof Inr4r sr,i
AloN1uier Walker, Bsqs. Cy0nge-Nersr4 rncc.f a
THOMSON. dmhcrsL-Wu ~ waller. 81. Cafslne-
Ltpt hobctI. huitou, Daniel uearnc.f anI William "
= cnna9 - L.q5 k,ng Wtnam,-Gen. Phhp hyier, aud
1Htr Charles ~. HtaNtou HtNtnHslurg.L ~ prl,,f
p Waller, end Messrs ". W. Vcst A o..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
GENERAL AGENCY
a Nd
COMMISSION HOUSE.

FIHE eur scrbers have associated themselves together
u under Tie frm Of Waller Thomson. hr tic pur.
pose 81 transactng General nmission business.
Having been long engaged tn Merchrnd sc and under.
standing Tho general routine oi business vel, they wt
confidence offer their scrvceEo their friends and the pub.
fc at large They mean IN betow their prfsun4 ami un.
divided attention IA the sale II every article entrusted io
ther care and most respectfully solicit Share ~ publ
p1irOn1go especially 10 tc sale of wheat ami f0ffr
COZ assuring their friends tiat nothing will De len unIDne
winch human energy, skin and integrity accomplish
IN obtaining The highest prices Gr for produce and nah
ing puncual returns Tor the gafne.
IL Office hfst corner below the Dcr0i.
LOGAN WALLER,
T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28


TIE subscribers have sale three kinds of Magnetic
4 EnCT-No. Tor consumption. which CNcCls aI. uud
every sind ot cousumptN" medicine tlat las been
discovered Iry DO. suI Nf ud 10 humtug Il Is
sure care boz the three trst stages
Magnets Ether ~ tor Nervous diseases, which the
1cnts ' inns to help thrw 100 p uours. cure
~ short time 1t las neVcrin'et ,u the dangerous
Magnetic Ether No f,r liver AMI :, rofn,n. diseases
t''N or res'ies 90 various diseases Accompany each
iacsA-r rcr'-A VIII satisfy purchaser taaf they
-asf pr'Qrl'es inicpcr sent ans superior other
dclrp.ltt ltF u.eu. We are uoj afraid 20 have thtu
$50 ~ e oc-t pysi-.-as 90 tie ily. No glack ,ry
" Ct s'r.r-.-S are 49, cd 90 tess; sni condemn thru
e. ate nrf SaE rNrY 1rr rrr1rl-I ru.-rf o.
- Il 81 ~rACE q son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
vi II S | c..

- II. TAYLOR has jas,icceyed the following Song.
l. arranged for the Guitar.
NV Huyhoui's Homo
\ Lie on the Ocean Wave
."me Play INC that simple air again
last Sctrnadc
Iorusof creation men We call
stllsc Gently
Angelo Whisper
- Whistle and III come YOU my Lad
Morning IT. sweets II niuging
- my loves ike the Red Rose
On yonier rock reclining
Ny sister Dear.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
JOHN NJ. EN-,
LATE

JOHN NJ. OREM,
OREM * MORLiNG,
MOULD spccifu.y invite the attention Of the cusio
w WcTs Of the late firm aud the public generally, Z,
my Hnck oi rpTiu- aud summer Clothiug which iaV,
'cch scc'"i with great care; aud bc3ox made the
manhcr' under my own super ncndaucc. can with con
nucncc ohcr The public Clothing. which for durability am
slc cannot hc surpassed ia the United states The fol
lowing lis' comprise a lar' of my assortment:
super hue Black, Olive, London nrown and Inysibl,
Green Dress ani Frock Coats
DO Hombasinc, Imperial Summer Cloth, Drap Il
Etc ',tn IA,
10 Linen and Ciuehsn Coa,cc anil Froek Coats
10 10 dn Houses French style
10 Round Jackets. various qualities
Fautaloous, ot single milid ami McIiro Cashmere
10 Hack sutnmCt Goods. various qualities
10 GatnhroOn and ANTON, handsome styles
10 Fancy Linen Drilling, white AMI cnlnTcd
Nesis-sik' Seun Bcmb1zne Chslcy, Valencia and Mar
settles
Shltis-Lncn. Cotton arI SIX
R'soms ani Collars, silk aud Linen Hlkds
stocks. trsVas, Scaiis Suspcudcrs and Gloves
six sui Cotton halt Hose
SIX ant G.nsham Umbrellas
Russ4 Il ding Belts, shoulder Traces
ALSO,
samples of the most Fashionable Goods kept In the
northern Cites which will make order Ia the latest
"cuilcIrcn IN want Of Clothing wouido well io call aud
examine my stock, as am determined not Ia De uusut
passed. W. point OF ehcapncss, by Establishment In this
Guy u SPENCE, Agent,
a. = Main -, = ioors below EXCHANGE Rank
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
WHITE SULPHUR WATER.
HxoIIANun c,ornINc sTnt.

i'el'"N OF J. incY llfCFa Articles .
III uudcrgucd lave opened the Stor, an tt s,r..,
'iI"rhe ihr Exchange Hotel. with vc,, of 6,rn,
my ihc ruZtun 90 Richmond ant ,intty viii - -,
Muc sin The WY oi Ready Made Garment q -,,ct =,
nave not heretofore been offered n hs market Fr,,r
nc advantages iufrfard n with ono Of No
hf-i c"uccruHin New York, they lave hopes of eicrs
Guar" 81 patronage which tc style aud quality Of ctr
goods cannot iiil 10 command.
Reference could hc furnished the many clfizens VII,
nav" favored The Liablislmcut ~ BruaiWay Arcrir
NOEL Ntw YORK. with ther OIderf, who Will tu nius
lrato thoir mctsuicH with as which bc forward,
WIN dc.pnicl, nri NJ insured. Samples of tho uatc
rats tnlst n vogue at tr Norh will be- Kent nn hand
ION which aeicrtious an be made by all who wouIi prc-
fcr aarucutH mad, tu ptd,r
~ extensive assortment 81 Giuuruta fnr Spring and
Tumfucr w~af arc onicl lr Inspection inc Iudns Pan
IAl""na rom French aui Engi.h Elastic Ctsaimcrrs
tainht0"n1. Dflingr. Mcuuoes n1nhazincg &c ia Va.
u1uH now 'io1 Particular attention Hr been ,i,rrrfcl
&" the department.. with The object 81 Offering nn ass,r
cnt II Pans which from their superior style Of cut and
hniHi' mus meet On" views II tuao requiring well Gf
TING hhclc Tito sauc uy bc appiciio 1ur Vest ,yhir
mace gwen 90 much aatsitciiun. Tho usual assortment
VIII le kept NY Including thiley, Mlrsciloa riiks ofr
Etc Dress aud ff'ck 'uHis, ffon French aud English
,"itr' Ia various colours. Also, Monn,s Ging,ams
IAusuF, cic.
wiih superior arsorimcnt II Fancy Dress Article
Including ir latest rfy' uf sk raun ADD NoIair srarf
aui tratnif tt.ya rfD ere s.r kr ruspenders sk ,,
Linen Hands rrictH -rts, Collars Gloves, UuIcr..af.
aud Dfawtfs, uoai'fy, ImifDas. Canoe, etc. Also d
great variety oi Oriental Robes, or Dressing Gowns
I' ~ HIAkH a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28

JIuolNIA-la CAaa,sry-At rules he'll In tho
v ticfk's thce Of IN. touniv Count OF kichnOut,
Monday, the 2ndu day OF MAY. tSil
Nn burrr~s, john n Neainan ard Mary hs wife,
anu Joseph Foncs sni khzabeth hs vile, fhis.
=, WIN Nash, Peter Nash and - Bradley audhi wife.
NaiN Defendants.
The drcniants, William Nash, Pc,er Narh and nral.
icy s hswic Mary, not having entered thsir
ahd SVEN security according o the act Of assembly aui
he tncs ~ Tits cour; and appearing by satisfactory
eNFir &C that they are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth; ltsoricIci that tho aai defendants 40 appear
hcIe On the trs Monday August neat aud nsNcI the
~n inserted In some newspaper published the eity
'h,ond TOT two months succ vey, aud posted atthc
''"nt door of the Courthouse of this county
Atopy-Tcsic,
ie 10 N9w INoF FEFFRiss, crk.
NiNsiNtN-fa tA0nccfy.-M rules, held Ia IA,
,lciAs nhic" of The Crcuu Superior Coutt OF Law
~, N Nr The County vi WcsimoTclant. the
samuel L faPeeou, Elizabeth spcaunan and a..
49,. flaintiTs.
Ann L. rapssoii' David TaPscc,t and al.
The cfnilnis. Elizabeth Ianpey and Rcbe,t IJ,i AMI
talhAh Nun ms Wlir ~ho was llhua, Ann Iannsv. NOT
haNt"s 'nt,r"' in"it appearance Nud givcu security
SViuS 10 t' ',' 81 assembly and The rules thi. court
iid appearing satisfactory evidence Thai they M.
not inhabitants 't THIS Comm lnwrstn. n Al nr-,
That tie SAIL def infants in l., fore a. Iir of ia,
s'd court, a.. Cnuttuusc 90 said county n th Gr.i
dN 81 the ncN Term auI answer tile huis utthr naind
aud That cory of This order be forthwith inscuc,I In
some n"w papcr puhsl,i In the cly oi Rehiuout, tnI
lwo months su'ccssvcy. and posted at Tie mont onr
tho CouTt.housc ufthis county.
A copy. Tcstc,
lcs cwsW' WILLIAM HUT. Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28

CALlCOES! CALlCOESll CALlCOESiit
| bItRNiNEO To- reduce 10y present sock of spring
aud summer Calcccs, invite thc attention bus
parcnaTy 10 the ariec, oens assured that the price
MIL DC satisfactory. MEREDITH,
jus Main sfr,,t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28

NNM. I. CUTLER, ImroucT Il China, Qucc navarro
AMI tlas, % rerevinf por ahip iiafk Away uuibas
shnai per Nn"fnd now daily expected. aud alirrot from
.' niuuincufcrf MS usual large anil tasty selection of
'ini Ga aud 0ue"nawafr which he oircrn Tor 90 b. al
t'hnrcf prices ~ on credit 81 sK months puuc,al
"" ioeH confident tia merchants will not conriter II
t'F 10 60 'fiir Nofthp rlpt Ice his limo NJ The
"ilhut gNe hiua CALI WN HITLER
door d., D.. "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
NOTICE

the subscTbcTshaving opened their new Store AZ the
IL corner above the Banks Main street. respectfully soil
CT share of The public Patronage. Al medicines and
prescription will be compounded with care, an!
inferior article sold u ANY Articles be obtained
stany hour IN the night.
BOLTON g. HARRISON,
Druggists and ApotIeraTcs,
Corner above the UtuEs.
UlsNmgUN D.. + 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28

IWE attention ~ The pIpIic la respectfully called fo
apeencn ~ Mezfounlo EnFraving, OF Tho late vcnca.
hle HirNop WIN Wlrc u Penney lvsna flr which
vii bo received ~ r. a. Offbr1is Hat store shorkoe
Il whcro can DO rccn u Is cnclascd 10 hand somc
g ifanc nnd Ria1s, aud will be- sold fur r original en.
chrion price Of tc pfut only. Fiints without ifanos
~ needed
Persons 10 want NJ mlnic AMI other Looking Chaos
PORTRAIT and Othcr Picture Flames, and gliding ~ oyerv
i,scupion, ~ leaving ilc.f oricrs have them a.
~ suit
irt0n gARuANATt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28

THE subscriber having been engaged In the Trng
dp7flsc1ry business, IA New FORK aud Phi aaclpida
for the past eleven years has associated with himself vi
Thomas Harrison, Of this CITY. aud commences busi
ness This day, under the firm Of Bolton y Harrison.
EDWARD BOLTON.
Richmond, May 9th, 1872. ma dif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
W. MULLER. &C.

nANTALOoNs, PANTALOONS, ~ Mcrin'
I Fng.sh Drilling French Cashmere and Hlmhroon
ere Which, Will be sold Of u.usi ow prices, cash
Exchange C1ihinz Sf0rc,
ju9 Opposite Exchange Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28

lSf2. NO""'J Soutli June <iill,
EhNiheih Duke, decd, ~ ~ DO VI
AGAINST f"t'
Nlh'ain Duke, Fila l. West sarah Jane ustlIns
'Il,s Adsl>on AMI Aun hs wife Henry L Dukc Min,
"cbccea Taylor, Edwin Duke ami Joseph 4 WingGrit