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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21

The sosn'essnt sad catches With scream efdslisha
bis exetsusnt a. "a faiis.
For thirteen years Was tho defender and apolo-
ss'. the admirer and political friend OF MIR Webster.
though Tar non, coneorring in oil his opinions; ard
that he had IN Virginia n popularity of very eonside
rable extent, | may, without vanity. land both par
ties will confirm the slatsment) measursbly sseribe
TO my long continued aud jealous exertions in de :
tending him from miseonsttuction. IL would be
unnatural, II politician had not repaid these efforts
with ingratitude; but as Nir Webster has extended
| his gratitude To the whole Wing party, feel COM
plimen,ed by being in manner distinguished by
my larger share OF IL.
II is true had ceased to defend MIR Webster;
but not until his true character had been made
lest his selhshness and ingrattude exhibited in his
conduct, and his derclicon OF principle and ueaehe
~ 10 MS 6eneiactots consummated. Office, so long
anu eagerly sought 10y him, NO tenacously and dis
honoraoiy chung TO, has disclosed the real man,
even as lthurlefs spear unmarked Satan, the first
arch deeelver IN the Garden OF Eden:
~liim thus intent Ihuricl with his spear
TOUCHED hghtyi for falschood an endure
Touch OF celestial temper, but returns
Of force to It, own likeness Up he starts.
Discovered and surrriEet"
Happy lad IL been for this gentleman had ho
remained in a position where his character would
have been less known, and his great abilities ex-
hiblted TO the best advantage. J. III. Il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21

I5PMr Hugh Maxwell, who figured so largely
at the Tyler meeting in New York, and who, on
that occasion, uttered the memorable saying, that
"6sggars are not misunderstanding to the Repre-.
sentn,ves Of the People choosing the best measures
which the Executive might grant-has obtained his
reward. lie has'been nominated to consulship
somewhere, and his son is appointed Secretary OF
I,egation TO Russia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21
MORE FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

We are indebted to Mr. Gill for the American edi-
ton Of the March Nos. OF the DabIiH University
Magazine, Bendsy's Miscellany, the Metropolitan,
and Bidekioooi. These and several other Foreign
Periodicals are re-published by Mrs. Mason Of
New York-in a cheap and handsome style, imme-
da,ely on their arrival in this country.
Mr. GILL IS the Agent IN this City.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21

To- We are requested by Citizen Of Buck.
insham. to state that the late meeting in that eoun.
ty in favour of Stay Law, did not truly repre-.
sent the feelings and opinions OF large majority of
the people. The meeting was very thinly attend
ed the number participating in II, it is believed,
not exceeding 25. This statement is deemed due
to the character of the Countrywide people OF which,
are an honest, and a debt-paying peope-u,,erly
oversc to population, or any thing approx imat
inc AZ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21

The late FIX. President, MIR Van Buren,, and ID,
Ex-Secretary OF the Navy Mr. Paulding arrived il
the city. Yesterday, from Mobile, the mail steam
er Creole. Both Of these gentlemen have inker
lodgings at the St. Louis Exchange. The Tx
President was called upon, yesterday. 10y a larg,
number OF his follow -clzsna.-.M q. .7ip.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21
RICHMOND WING.
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL ~.
LEGO neo.ism bottled do,sn .

An add ess put forth 10y the Locos of Chesterfield.
supposed to emana,e from the prolific brain of
Squire Cox, contains this paragraph;
"Fellow -Citizens-what would you think Ct that
man who, while in debt to large amount, gives
away as a donation his property, That he was
either a kHaus or a fool Well in this position
stand the advocates OF the Distribution Law, aud
they are welcome to either horn OF the dilemma"
The people are pretty much OF Squire Cox's
opinion: with this difference, that they attach his
soubriqueis to u different class of persons. They
think there geat folly in the Loco Senate, in
rejecting Virginias quota OF the Land money
when the State was eight millions in debt-bouow
ing from day to day to pay current expenses and
Increasing the taxes. As to the knarerp, there are
some whom that cap will ct, too-uness ono or
more honorable Senators, whose moral sensibiities
were 30 shocked at the corruption, which the mo.
ney would produce, have 6ecn greatly 5elied! Do
you take, Squire Coxi
The same document contains the following con
dersa,ion Of slarg aud rAlSehcod
Fellow Citiz-usl We would call Your attention
TO tho economy of this pure aud t,icorrupfibie Id
nIiniSiraiVi. In hirtsen months this Adminstra-
ton has created debt. some saw. Of TWENTY
MILLIONS OF DOLLARSli, The Wings
acknow ledge II to bc Fourteen Millions So TO Oe
within bounds, We will take the latter SUM
Fourteen millions of dollars IN thirteen months
will I've si,076 923 in ono month.
Si.076.923 per month will he S35 S97 per day
Si5.s97 pee day will be 5 ,l95 per hour.
81 .i95 per hour will hc SCI per minute.
Thus, 10y actual calculation, find that this
creased the deb, for the time they have been in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21
LOUISA RAILROAD.

LINES To
Cha'f0H'srtRe, SfauntOn, Lynehburg aud the Vir
gtnia Springs.
FARE TO STAUNTON REDUCED TO 50.
To Lynchburg, seven dollars-To Charlottesville
Five Dollars.
NIGHT TRiFELLINGA yOIDED-AND GREAT
LY INCREASED EXPEDITION
AiE public hereby ned that under an arrnnye
ment between the Railroad Company aud stage Lanes
the larc between Richmond anu stanton s r.tiuc cd a.
sssnd on and after the LIST OF Nay will be reduced 10 ~
10 lynehburg. and o. dollars 10 Charlottesville
Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad AT "a A
NJ, reach the Junction In breakfast and thence
together with passengers arriving the Junction ou The
Month on the Louisa Railroad 10 Gorionsyi and thence
stages Ia Charlottesville reaching Charlottesville by
and Coekes 10 nics wcsl by night Leave Cookies
ne Al morning Icy ly light the Blue Ridge AZ sunIse
and arrive az Sfaunton 10y tOAN.
The cuyanioc Inc leaves stanton at II NJ reaches
Clover Dale 10y night, aud leaving there next morning al
Jay lshi, reaches the Warm springs 10 Breakfast and
Calashans To Dinner and passing the White Sulphur at
= W. arrives at Icwishurg 10y VI on the day, "a
hours sooner than the route by l.ynchbus
The Lane To Lexington, Salem, Abingdon aud Blunts
VILE Tenn leaves Sllunon Tue sdaya Thur and
saturdays, ai II VI, reaches Lexington by ", and
leaving there next morning, reaches the Natural Bridge 10
breakfast, and Salem by = VI sc.
These Lines tlu Main Mail Routes and Passene
have preference over all otie at any point
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A TTEND aenersi washing n Tho Richmond Firc
n ssDcisfion with on tho hose andother apparatus in
rb,rse n each company Of the Engine House near ihe
geli House on saturday nsHi, NJ O'Clock, y w. Ih'-
washing h required by law.
Hy order Of tho Principal EnEinscI.
~ A CRENsnAW,
an II d eccTctsTy ", " ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21
NEW YORK MIRROR

ID@ Its eIcusnblo to write and publish dog
gerel on such a subject as the Capt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21
LORD MnRpETfI
From tho Albany Evening Journal, April y.

This gentleman arrived in town yesterday, from
Havana, by the British steamer Solway, nod has
taken lodgings ut the st. Charles Holel-B.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21
CLARKE's OFFICE.

Received This Evening,
Leeshurr, Ertra 10 Capnals- sggo, w, lo9''l' s5l1
200 Of 2rn, NJ iSol ~ ies0 sol Doi l"f bo"'o'
p .s5 - a"u ''' o' ." CHAsT CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21

U- ). W DIBRELL respectfully informs his old
"'nas AMI eufomer' That be- has returned from Havana
10 better healt'' Than be has been nr years.
Tho Affairs II hia House a. w. d. A lppo,pee,eiiy
hro"n nio confusion Iurn. us ,bsenre. have been re-
stored 10 order, oni having resumed husnesa b besi
energies will Doe devoted To- te service of h friends from
whom he askaa continuance ~ that patronage which 90,
nerous confidence and kindness lave heretofore m G,,
''ny A'.''l'ni ." nm. api2 Nv
ny Lynchburg vrRinisn. Petersburg Infeifye,,c,
and DanWHo Reporter, 20 copy weekly weeks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21

The Opposition journals manifest no ittis un
easinesS at the nomination OF MIR Clay. in North
Carolina: and the unanimi,y which marked tho
event. Dick Johnston, as Tecumseh has been vul-
carly styled, seems determined to become Kirx
Dek-and II would appear tina, the Opposition must
either adopt him as their candidate Cor the PresJen.
cy, OF nave Two, and perhaps three, Richmonds in
the field. The harmony which seems now to mark
the movements OF the Opposition, is destined. We
believe, TO be broken up the Presidential cues
ton. Hence, the hu'terng among the knowing
ones, at the prospect that Mr. Clay will have fair
field and bright sky.-fr,d. Arena.
The political vision of the writer, over the ,iv-
nature of"A Waterman" in Fridays ENQUIRER
eertninly suffers from strebsmus. This is the most
charitable construction that we put upon his
effort TO connect the nomination OF MIR Clay for the
Presidency, 10y the Wings Of North Carolns) with
Abolition, because it was followed by dinner Mt
Washington, at which Mr. Adams was toasted.
The next attempt OF tho writer, we presume will
he directed against the Capitol, in which Mr. A.
sits.-Ib.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21
MIR. VAN BUREN,.

For this week contains splendid engraving. with
much pleasant reading.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21
RE Al.

G. o. BAK Err,

DENTIST,
And Member of Tho Society Of Dental sursoons, Ciy Of
New YORK,
Haifomoved fo me corner Of OH end 10 sireefs- ONE
lately occupied by samuel TAYLOR Pen When 10, In he
once 10 nay DO found n tho Wilmington Hotel
apl Gu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21
LYNCHBUBG MAIL LINE.

Passengers for Lynehburg, leaving the Cars on sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays reac ChsrotesviIle lie
same lay and Lynchburg the 2d Evening on this route
PASSENGERS have positive assurance Of no nm
der any circumstances.
ap2I Agent Of tT,nsnnT,s,,o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21
SAILED.

No Arrivals.
SAILED,
Schr Adeline, Creighton. Norfolk, coal
Steamboat Columbus. Parrish. Baltimore. tabac.
co. '''aS'
Sehr virmadells, Welsh, City Point, to load for
fredericksburg, iron.
Sehr Amira, Harrington. City Point.
Reported for the Exchange Reading Room. per
Patrick Henry.
RIVER REPoRT-April2 90.
Sehr Wellington, or Lower Brandon,
Susan, off Upper Dutch Gap.
Select, off Ferry.
George kots, or IN Ward Reach.
Abigail, of the Bar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21

Rh Vunc ~ Dcctof Trust cScrucdfo The subscriber,
- ~ samuel r. Parsons, the lst n september 1870
ana GUY recorded BOO t,c Office ~ me Husugs Court o
JUS Guy for purposes therein named, shall proceed on
nnn'ay ie ~ lay uf May next. O'CLOCK T.. 10 aer
o.h, ufnts licr on tbc premises That valuable hall
Ei u afouud ou anil - streets, near Tho residence
'uEe label aud which sknown The plan Of Tho cy
~ . nnhhrf vs. We shall cell The entire l0 or divide
- -ll eufchascfs Tefms-One third cash. and Inc
tt ~ wv sul " months The title is believed NJ be rood
/ isvesedinus '''''''1 ""y VIC 1--WE Wai
HENRY CLARKE
mr. l.t,t. WM. !. CLARKE. trustees
" ''' WILLIAMS a HAxAIL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21
LAND Orrtel

John u. Clark, Register, Fayette, Missouri vice
Hampton l.. Boon, whose commission has expired.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21

THE April number received for subscribers
Il sp q SMITH, DRINKER A MORRIS
In the United states Court oI the Eastern District of yT
ginia, 10Th April, 1872
In the matter OF bankruptcy of
JNDMUHD BROWN, OF the City of Richmond In ,h,
II Eastern Virginia District The said Edmund brown
who has been dccTecd bankrupt by this court hayipg
hed petition praying for his discharge: Il is ordered
that notice thereof he published In newspaper printed
IN the city OF Richmond, seventy days least before the
sth day Of July next. when hearing will he had on the
said petition af the City Hall In the City Richmond and
all creditors who have proved their debt and other Der.
sons IN interest, may appear ~ the said time aud place
and show cause any they lave. why the prayer the
said petitioner should not be granted
Copy. TcHc,
an II wllw HENRY GIBSON Ciik
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21

CIDER AND VINEGAR
~ ~ bbls clarified Cider
~ do CIDER Nincgar-for sale.
ap p & G WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21

SMIT0 FIELD BACON AND LARD
~ l5uo lbs small sized Bacon
1850 kegs No Western Lari-for sale.
az q a g WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21
S2ia minute,
Sl,i95 an hour,
S35, So a day,
SIMS QDl u,,nth

Sl.O76 923 month";
Sll0oOOO0 in thirteen months-which, up to
the 4'h day OF this month, was the length of time
since General Ilati,on's Inauguration; md yet
with this great debt-an empty treasury and an
nnpcnchod crcdit-ihcy give away the proceeds
at one thousand millions Of acres Of Pablo Lands
How thankful we ought To be for such wise, pru.
dent, and economical ru.ers-and we owe a debt of
everlasting gratitude 10 this people loping, money
Sapirg administration. Where all this money has
gone, we cannot tell"
Wecan all these gentlemen in ascerIainns where
all this money has gone Upon looking over the
items Of expenditure during yan Bure's admins.
trAtion, we find many which throw light upon this
subject. To give few:
Branch MINIS, Ss22, 457 -
In this item is included, "Grsciaa Chairs SI77;'
"LGgiaS pipe SllOo;" "Iror railing 1857" "Ibrce
prvies, ! bath houses, paving and tagging, ss,O99
CO." "seven baths, one water closet and eistern,
sl,7OO;" Porcelain Spit Boxes; Brussel carpe.ine;
sevenhundred trees; lowering shrubs-rarc exoties,
&c. &c.-SsOOO extra to agents, Sc. &c.-making
up the ss22,457 -.
Another item
Collins deialca,ion of $500. 600 Swur,wOurs
$780, Oo-Linn's, Boyd's, Spencers, &c, from to
$500 900.
Another item:
Buckner for carrying Indians 10y water. who traV-
eed by land, sl46 900, SIS, 900 OF which, Colonel
Dick Johnson received for aiding Buckner in get.
ting the account allowed.
Another item:
Florida War, ten or twelve millions, consisting
Of such particulars as $4,000 for wagon-rent of
House at Peoa,a one year S3GOO-ss2 900 for
the hire Of Steamboat, which might have teen
bought a, SIS 0O0-Wood at SIS a cord. and other
items to matchmaking together the gross amount
of millions.
Another em
$4,000 for removing Indians from Ala
bama, which, a Committee of Congress re-
port, ought not to have cost more than half that
amount But favori,es OF the Government were
the contractors and they charged what they pleas
ed
Another item:
ITO remove distractions from mouth Of the Mis-
sisspp River, s223.23I." Under this head, are
(s,ranse as it may nppea) such items as these
"Silver Watches 1856 OO"-"Muslin s7T'-Port
Wine S29-Hardware $3,322 co.,
These various items OF expenditure, which we
find in the Reports of Congress, derived from off
cial sources, will serve to enlishten the Democracy
Of Chesterfield as 70 "whai became Of all this Mo.
ney.' We have accounted for some IS millions,
on the spur OF the momeut-when the Committee
on Expenditures has finished its labors, We may be
able to inform them Of what was done with a great
deal MORE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21
APPOINTMENT

APPolNTMENrs~
ny aud with the advice
coLLscroRs OF rur cusrOA.ii,n the Clers's omi
Robert Mitchell, at Pensacola Florida. ssd shan S
pointed. %h :"
William Nelson, at Yorktown. Virginia. Reap. /,
pointed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21

HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE.
1NllE April number received for subscribers
IL m 81 SMITH. DRINkER A MnRRI-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21

NAILS. IRON, &c.
HO KEGS Belle Isle Nails
w An assortment oirun STEEL sc suitable for farmers
~ sacks Liverpool salt
Roe IIcfrngE. In bbls and half 10
No I new clpt HerrinEs, for sale.
apo HARRISON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21

STHhW CUTTEHs- Bosia' superior e,,.,, O.
- av,,' Nm'N "teai on consignment, Tor sale "
PF WILLIAM PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21
nj A r | N E
No Arrivals
PORT OF RICHMoN

High Water this day. at ~ o'clock, NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21

I AGuAYRA CoFFEE---i75 bass primo LleuSyrs Cot
- fee, landing and Tor sale.
apeI3t DAVENPORT 4 ALIEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21

SUGAR, MOLASsES AND COFFEE
~ Nuns Porto Rico primo Sugar
D 10 DO ~. CruiN % 10
II dp prime Trinidad Noiasaes
100 bags grccn faauyra Coffee
IN boxes Hura Patent Candles
hail chests Guup0wderTe,
~ cany boxes 10 IA.
spO wEBR nboKpp ~ ~, i ,,,, nc nc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
VALUABLE THEOLOGICAL WORKS.
J. w. RANDOLPH & co.

Main Sfrssi Richmond, ~.
AVE Tor sale. Al moderate yriccr. the following. viii
II many other Theological Wufka-
Works Of 4 thaimcr, ., Z oia-NaturaI TLrolony
Astronomical nfcourecs
MesilpE - rm1uE.2v
bishop Mcllvainc on Oxford Dviuify
Theology for Tire People, by T. Heushayy. 10
nar,ies NOES aud Questions on tho Gospels, Acis
h!uahs, I1uuiltauF, aud Practical Sermons
Hunts History of ChIist, ~ Paul, Elisha. Abraham H.,
Jacob ""'
Letters Ga. an Anxious Enquirer. by Res n Henry - n
AhbolLs Way O. do ~Gooi-Young Chrsran-Cornc
~Stnnc-loar Head and Firc.Fidc Series
Alcou ~ ~ " n
Table Of the Lord. ly author of the Listener
Coicrdgc'E Aids fo Reelection
RANKS History Of the Popos Of Rome, "
Companion a. the Hook Of Genesis, by : m Turnrr ID N
MhDcriorce'sP Practical View Of Christianity
ran Sermon, 10y authors Tracts for tho Times
mifiyc Church ~ '' ~
PhfIip' Devotional Guides. "
Biblical Anal sic, or a Topical Aranrcrncnt ~ tie
cIi ur' - ihc Ite of Minister, Bit'c tuascr. Trnri,.
-urH ~ w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28

NlRGINlA:-A a Circuit superior Court Of Law an,
' thanccry for the county of licnrico aud CRY Of Rich
mHndi on The Chaucery side, held al The Capitol IN IN,
sau CITY, on saturday, February i2th. 1872: Eizabeti
William u Wren. Scrgelntof the city OF Richmond. audi a,
such admir- Of Wm Mayo. deed, dcds.
Itts cause, iu which the TlaiuuT appc,rs 60 have nro,
Cccted against the defendants William seideu ami John
farshhl. VINO are out Of This country. In 'hc mode urc,
rcrtbcd by law against absent dCfrntants. they still L.tliu,
niltagcn Tor confessed as o the said absent lie tend,uts. an.
swer otthc other de eiiant, replication and .Abifts. ard
wa argued toy cOurtc: ia consideration whereof IA,
'ohff " Of opinion that a. the plat TN claims under a
clause oIthe wi'oi WIN Mayo, declaring tin be his will AMI
iesitr MAI allihat part oi Due property, both real udpcr-on
a Whch hMH son JOS phiicd possessed ofdni not o. herWir
disposed 81. should inurc 'n his said sons widow. in Zee
simple. tits material u should be asceuLncd whether D..
scph III Mayo died possessed OF The tract Of laud IN the
county Of Henrico, mentioned Ia the hHl. As coma nine
tliriy one aercs,tw roods and twenty poles, aud whether
ihc same WAS, at thc tine 81 the death ~ William Navc.
partoi the Property OF. the latter. That ihs said William
Mayo hai not, a. That time a legal ttlc thereto b. plain. he.
o. material tp ascertain Vhcil"r Do, had such an cuuiabis
'siai" as gave him light o. cali foI tho lsealtf.. Where.
iarc' ihr 'ouIt 'rthref,rui 90 QUO ot us Gpn.is. ionct-.
lh enquire. ~ what time Waller u H1r delivered nm 90
Joseph VI Mayo Tie .lIi l'rd with the improvements ls
hal iusi put upon u. Whether the said Jus,ut n Na,o
Hni Iicd possessed o. r-whsthcr while Ioscpl IA. Mayo
vas sn Possessed OF the ~ssptlbui. Milpm MaSo. utrf.t
~" PROV .ious Ut co." decd from I7selh n Mayo. 10 ssil,n
enh Idi khi' As trustees, elected To take the SAID llnc afa
TAR valuation, approved los he trustees % ono OF Them,
and whether Tie trustees consented that he stoulI sx.r.
cise such elernoui upon all Whichthinss 'he said Commits.
sioner u.s. tu report tothc Court, with ANY mattcrs speci.liv
stated deemed pertinent D. himself or which NAV be
required by the paIues 10 hc so stated.
copy. Tcste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28

a i Rules hold IN The Clerks Office Of the Circuit Sn
a pcrior ,ouIt Of Law aud Chancery fT Fluyanna
James Btloueh AMI O.. Atkinson, merchants anIpar.
tsueing for the benefit ofCh + Osborne, Pits.
Against
John Hopk ms and William 7 Stockton, AZ partners under
thc style Of Hopkins & stockton aud sally W stockton
vie Of The sid Willirm 4 : ockinn. Houiamin ~ Mastn.
Ger Neal IL Gay and Afcheisus y = range, Executors OF
'tieon 4 strange, dec, audtle said BENJAMIN N Maerndcr
aagu'tdian nt the said sally w stockton, formerly sally
NNhange' aGd WIN i Parish, Ders In CHnuesry.
~" defendants, John Hopkins and william I stockton,
MOI having entered thrtr appearance ami given security
according % act Of assembly and the rules Of hi. Cnrri
AND o. appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that they are
MOI inhabitants uifuif tlmuU Iwca b.. T. fFrrIsrrL. Thaf
ihr said I"icuitri-, 10 stua uIS'orktuu. DO aupear 49,.
lore thc judge TO-. out g. curt Superior Court OF Iaw and
,.'nreN i'r OBJ" aui county oi iiuvanUl. in the Clerk.
nuI-r of uIt said 'ouu, 10 EuIcg io bc holden therein. ON
Zoe INST Mon'1y in huru-l next, aud answer thc second
amended bu "ttIo plaintiffs, ami That n cuuy Of tbis order
Zoe forthwith inscrcii n The Richmond Wing, a ncwapaper
published IN the cry ~ Hichmoad, for two months ru-.
ccssiscy, and ported afiho front door OF the Conu IIouse
Of tluE county.
ACopy. Tcstc,
ma W9w AHA. SHEPHERD, T.. C.. &.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
NEW coon.

IiiE subscriber ln7 received from uc New york A,,-
! u1u Room. bv the iaw arrival. me mltorio1 N"
~ diessce Fuutci Lawns ~ ~ Gia drcas
10 I1 Nu do a ~ do
Id f0 do dp altos Cd
W OBJ dn - 4fsy
f0n''I law1s from - ger yard upwards
feu'f Pointed travafs
nHrrft biutsts. Table Cloths and Napkins
o riles SkIus Toilet covers, cheap
trIiafd silks, CHINA GinEhams
ltrr -naw1s sntrrtfn. l1ces. EIrinrs
mns.1b Ei0gs AMI fufrmurs
h"unafuna, Grapes Wells. Ilrrs
tmNfoiicuca,a iuf assortment
'e"puc, 4acouct. swiss and Tarifou Wralps
HOSIERY.
fh..cH" no ani brown ifses. aI atea
HnYH'8 utcaiet brown s5t t,,rf
90 wlrc anil cotltrf t,so
ladies u1Fe0f every r.te ~
80 ~, 5 ' Other Goods, Which will b,
t1' JOHN WRIGHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28

BONNETS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
NUNS BonucfF no 1sff
' Mls-es straw, Lcgnorn aud ZiphyIine Bonnefs
- le- hn1zpne, straw, Florence Brad. Zirbvtine
Artificial Flowers
re above Gods are al of tho newest and most FASH.
ALSO,
Gentlemen and Boys straw, Palm. Mlpir, s,lt.,
w.. H''7'a u tiNNINGHANS
apIi New and Chesp Cash DIV Good. si,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28

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w received anrihCr GOT Of French Lawns. v.n Ib
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Real French Cheuc Lawns az 81lc
Hfh'1.s filef ~htwls
80 Do Embroidered Ftlet 30
nsck Filct Mapulaf
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Nsck ana buc black Bomhl1nes
Pew hacs sik Hesc, vory spcuor
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