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[Fro1i tic Ntlr orleans piea,unel
SONG OF TIE RIPPLE.
Pul! am not 4 joyous tiing1
Pun purl! daily singl
came from the mountains far away,
/ crept through rock that was old and riav,
And danced to sec the light rday
As leaped from thu mountain spring
Purl, pur it is bright to he
wave OF the ocean, Wild and free!
Adown the mountain dart and slide,
Around the pebble ! curl and ride,
Sing my song to the dancing tide,
And speeding away to the SEA.
Parl! 0, many long years ago,
Too luli oipi,asurc to note or know
bore on my bosom floating chip,
As sought the plains Tor a soawald rip,
And sighed to toss the ocean ship
Ga my loauin5 breast of snowi
over the prailies many mile
Purlnr, plrlng ali the whIlc
Twas once bat drop of the mountain snow,
Bot ride and swell as awoyIq,,
Brighter and larger the older grow
Meath the golden Summer smile
Tie buffalo oft chase M nigh
Btas they bend upon the brink;
The crystal ripple's curl to drink,
dart away or swiftly sink,
And opon myj5um,y fy.
Onward onward to til, sea
Q, the ocean wild f5rme
NV rilrI shall Nl1ppr, :, ,.ltic 1',,.r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-02
Ni0y 2JM. 1872.
sIcssrs. pAHGBoRN ~ BRINsMAID

MIcssrs. PAHGBORN ~ BRiNSMAID
W. L l. u inform their chs oncrs aud The pu lie
W that hey have Just rec wed from England "A
variety If Patent Lever Watches and Movements,
made rXprc,>ly for them, some with their name and
some with the makers name upon them.
Persons wishing TO get a G O CD Watch, gold or
silver, may dcpcni uron Obtaining one which will
>uit them, We invlc he attention Of Judges to orr
superior assortment Of fine finished accurate running
ache,.
Gold silver Spectacle, gold and silver Pencils.
Cban', Key Broarhc., Rings, Pms Locaets, Supgs,
Casters, Coccc Tii,crcr., Coe,e and Tea Pot, Red
PAN, Mo.a,so G Cup, 1uul. Ter, small Lamp. Soup
Military Goods.
Swanl,, E,aueue-, sa-4cs, pa'e., Plumcs, But
ions, Belts Pistols, dc.
PLATED Goods.
Rich Gaze El.tc'~ tauiir.''h.. SIM 'ers and
Tong, nj cmc. c.s, Chdron's Cup, &c. Among
these may tie foam some yrrr r.h Goods
silver Ware.
lea AMI Tai IsS.,o '"-ar orS cream spoons,
C"p~, ihmoc>, NnetiHoNo-, iucgarr!c- 1weczcr,,
G.. Spoon, and Thin r~ ma in the shop Of
sterling, silver. mar. inc nee.
Hardware ard Cutlery.
Pen ant Pocket hu We. Bgzor-, ore. ty.ar-cr.
''"o. le.. MT Graz ers ami p. cr~ Powder Fa-,.
hot BAG, .'cr. 'a.l,s. Claims KEYS, Bras,
taI r l'.> $ rH cr-a ava Trays, sCv SuI crs. Jap
rcr.umcry. E5air Oiis. G..
fanra1', en- ne nrram Cuio-uc So, | and >
| Lavcu e., lu' Na-r, Rose, Hou,,, and o.hcr cv
't0c.s. Ja,no' II1r Tome, Balm O. Cl.u' ia,G u,u
Bear Naro's, Macna. or and Other har Obs, Poma
tam Lip .'r, Cur Plaster, de-.
lamp Itichs ana Glasses.
Gc.'~ 'heml'u O.i AMI LAMPS rco'cr c,cane
ana c'cr '1n any o'uor ,md tnt Shops, stores ou.
oalyhes. Persons wi-hU-tu SHIT theirs orc CA l-
tiuily anI co.uou ca iy arc .Hvu,d torNauiuc ont
Of tDe Lamps no,r IN n.ca or store every evening
Variety,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-02

4 Widom wonh horing.--It is stated that
during recent debate in the United States
Senate, on certain bills for the relief Of the
widows of soldiers of the Revolution, one
was presented in behalf Of widow who had
been the wife of three men, either Of whom
would have been entitled to IA pcnslon.-
The Senate acted iavorabIy to the claim,
and allowed her the three several claims re-
CURED. "Shc is widow worth having"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-02
HARDIN AR ~.

rJ7uE .uh>cri'cr having recently. rcplen,, he'll hi,
stool; q Hardware, cr, fer sale the following
Goods 1.-THE lowest g[i-G,..
Tale ana I'e.cr Knjyc, and Forks. Pen and porh-
@, Knives, Razor, Scissors Sheep shear, Butcher
Hnve, Shoe do, steel, g.. &C.
Carpenters ana Joirers' Tools.
Cast and Spring : eel panuN, Hand AM Ripping
Saw; Cucu ar DO. from to u nchc-; Cro,~-cui
and Mil do Slater, Brace. and Bits: Frmcr an
morti' e Ch,c> Go1ye., Plane Irons, Augcr,, SIM
mon Hand Axe, Ad1c, Hammers, %c.; Bangs and
BALDWIN Plane, Taper, Pil-,aw, Mhl-,aw. bastard,
Equal mg, WarIng anl Cabinet Fles; Shoe, Wool
ami ilrr.c Rasp>; general a. orucnt OF Statutory
Nudtcarc.
Farming Utensils.
Cradle, ScythC,, Manure and Hay FORKS; Hoes
Ame' Shoycl.; Spade, pchm2 Sluvcls, &c. &c.
Furnishing and builders Hardware.
Trays, Britannia Tea and Co"ee POS, Lamps
Sp.uoon> Hand aud Tea Hc.l- Castor Britannia,
German silver and PLATED Tea and Tai L. Spoons
Metal and cnauelcd Sauce Pan- Fryls pan~, Bake
Pam, Pots and Kettle, Bra,> Kettle, Fire Irons, &
Locks; Butt Hinge; James Screws; Norfo & and
Knob Lotche>; Bld.cs E.cutchcun do. Window
Fa,tcnng> ; sab Puile> RAJ, Screws; Bed Screw
Ilahoaany and Glass Furniture kno. - Glue, g.. o.
Jane 81 WM. j. III Vt,
Srones' Bulline.
CALlCOES are selling at TIurbut's Cheap Cash
" store at less prices than ever known in thi.
part of the country Beautiful English French and
American prints. Call at the new store Church-st
Juue8. WV. HTBiEUT
hOMAAHlNE>, black and blue hiac., tor sale Al
ID the lowest prices, by June g. WI HuRLbuT
IDLAIN all wool 1louseline de lanes super satl
L striped do, printed do. Of every variety, for sal,
at aston ahngIy low prices at the new store, by
June g WM. iluRLhUT
Grain Cradles.
GRANTS cclchatcd Gram Cradles, just rccciyeC
VI and Tor sale by IIAGAR &. ARTHUR,
At tie old stand, sen of the Paddock, cor thurcl
AMI C'i.'1e strosts. June l5i2.
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81 submittcI-I could no nothing else.

othcr household WORK and besides, her
haadS were inll, With my baby, WHO was
eating her eve teeth.
"Thc first morning. after my arrival de-
,crmlncd 10 he energetic, and do m, best to
make MY family comfortable till | could
supply hnno's place so hnrried on my
dressing gown, and went down to the kj'ch-
on to make the coffee. But how was it to
be made ran up to ask Rose. She had
always seen it made in grccunc $50 had
i,but We had none. | thought if let it
soak long enough in boiling water, it would
be as good as if poured through grccque.
Accordingly, soaked it ill had every
thing else ready. Anne had some nice
trou, prepared to fry. Iput them in uton-
sill that knew was called frying pan, and
there they dried away to coal. In attempt
ing TO cut the bread cut my thumb, and it
has been ever since nearly useless to ne.
"'W hat stuff is that 2 asked my husband
when poured ont the coffee. burst INTO
tears aud confessed my ignorance. sYou
should have boiled it, my dcai,' he said
The next morning did boil it, but it was
50 thick 1t could not be drank. Tf0p to
clarity It none of US knew; we drink tea
for the present. have my beds to make
my rooms 10 sweep; but am well and
strong, and should not mind it tfor really
feel the better for the cxcrcise) if only
knew how. Anne left us large baking of
bread. ! looked forward with dsmav to
the time when that should be eaten un.-
We we're reduced to the last loaf, and beg
gel my husband to ride over to the nearest
nriel'bor's (two milcs) and get some lcavcn.
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1000 CEDAR posts. fr., rae article. f
fbCO >a.c luwly FOiALTr d. BRAILEN
oH 10 81 J.uc, 1872.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-02
Gold Band China.
sole Leather.

NVTt TIVTI.TVT.
II c. LOOMS has inst received sole Leather for
II. Il cents cash, by the hundred pounds Also,
Patent and strlng leather.
Inue l6
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E'Cb Si{E.

90 SHARES ofS'oeh ia the Gal.inron ranh.
CO For terms apply 70 ii. ALLEN
nr.innfln .OLh hmm l. =.
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Tg1llE .uh,cri' or having recently rcpeni>hcl bis
stool, Of iIar ware, cr, fer sale the following
Goods, at the lowest price.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-02
IEllIGI COlL.


TE'IIE Sl'-cr.' err have received supply If Lee
h.A Coat. vh. "a ,l.r O.. ar M re l1'cH prices.
o.! Du,.. NuN.7 ED' LETT q HRAhI EN.
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IiiE Sr' scr' cr> Wi rov cash i.ra Few lhor,ane
g., To.n', Of e.. Fleece wool, Gel .y,.cd ut then
Sore, hcaIuf lrur.- t.,c,.
BRADLEY HYDE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-02

Tale ana Ne crt KNIVES and Folks. Pen and Porh-
%, Knives, Razur,, Scissors, Sheep shear, Buiclur
MnIXn.. Sh.n hn.. Srn,.. a. g..
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NOYECE-

; ltH frnrel nrocadcd China and plain silk Par
n-o'., ali prices and colo.s, by
Nay 25. Il. ". CATLIN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-23
FROM RHODE ISLAND.

A gentleman attached to this office who went 10
Providence on Thursday night for the purpose Of
furnishing us with information from the spot. re-
turned this morning, bringing entire corroboraton
oil the statements contained in the Providence Jour
nal, which we have published in our second edition
from day TO day, and in fact little more than COR
roooraton; for the events OF the last few davs nre
so fully and accurately chroniced in tina, excs,-
lent pnper that there is little eit for our messenger
TO add
Dorr, who by the way, behaved much less nal
roony than his redoubted companions in arms in.
tended TO take possession OF the COLLEGE bui,d,ro,
on the MI which commanded the whole town, for
uiying himself, get possession of nil tho ,vc,re.
shu then force the banks TO furnish the necessary
ma ces Tor future operations. But he didn't quite
do il. f'''s
The movement on the house of the mock Sheriff
An1nony, Tor INC purpose OF srrestiug his prisoner
governor, was performed by Governor King in tho
coolest manner imaginable. Nothing could exceed
the manly, firm and unhnchns course of the Gov
ernor md instead of there being the slightest color
OF rum IN inc o'rocious statement ofthe Post taken
we believe from the "Sun," that Gov. Kirg fa;, d
and hnaly raraway from that house, he ac.cd
Throughout with equal nerves and prudence The
cowaruly scoundrels within the house, ran like so
many sheep, breaking and jumping through win
COWS, and sc7mpcrlng IN all directions
In II word, with one exception, the bsntin, oC the
government forces has been above all praise The
execution We allude 70 is the conduct of the Arti
le'y Company or that part Of which permitted its
guns 10 he taken 10y the rebels. That conduct is of
equ'vocal character, n, least, and will result, we
trust IN the deprivation Of the Company Of its char.
Ter. mat the few members in charge, were lam
peted with can hardly be doubted.
As evidence Of the enthusiasm md i,do,,;,,b,.
dissemination Of all classes and an nses dprn ,L..
exciting even's, the following instance ofyo.thrnl
2aI'antry ought 10 be recorded: A lad named
Pearce only IL years old, the son # = r.sre-tsbe
ouSen' 'ouhu means TO possess himself o. a musket
and the nccoutTements OF one of the ,rs,,..r,s
who had momentnrily laid them down in a build.
ing Having thus armed himself the noble
hoy ran with all lis might to JON the Cadet,
then on 'heir march tor the scene o! strife. When
o. the way, however he got into tic nj l.t NJ n
usdy oil the enemy; the owner of the gun demand
ca tho weapon and was about TO take II. mo you
DON'T" says Pearee. and he actually gotta y from
we parry anu joined me Cadets before thew reached
their destination. Such conduct would have de.
fed Roman youth.-N \. Courier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-23
M LAST lsYExIso's NAH.
LATER FROM RHODE ISLAND.
oTT;erer rur PROy,O.ses JourwAL. ,

NAFset Cf TIE PROVIDE New JOURNAL
Thursday, r. M. May 10.
The men entrenehel upon the Hill remained
peoeeNbly during the night. In the morning. ntou,
gay ofeak' three gunS were discharged. They
were under the command Of man named wof
rom oAo''dse, Who arrived here on Wednesday
i"er position was one from which they could do
DO INJURY u was easily commanded, Gom the
NUS on the other eide OF the Cove; and the authori.
"e' ooh'enied themselves with tking measures to
prevent 'hem from doing any mischief. feeling as
alfeu That ono night would cool their courese. In
Tue morning, the guns Of the Artillery company
were o'oushi to their armory. They were loaded
'" """'h 'ioot ol the muzzlc, with scraps Of boiler
iron' spikes, Sc. The other pieces were taken
;'ossea'on oil by the Quattcrma-ter General and
carried 10 the Arsenal and the place entirely aban.
donoi.
report was current tbs morning, that Dorr was
IN Bellingham, Mass. about three miles from
Wocnsoeket, and that lie was raising recruits
We think II very probable that he is there I'm,
very Improbable that he +, raisin, ree,u;,s Io
would hardly dare TO show himself 10 his own
men. requisition will be, or hns been sen, IN,
Inn. lie mast leave the country IL he esc,nes.
Inc hentsh Guards arrived here at 10 O'Clock
Ia" evening. They were quauoIed in the Cade,
srmory.
n message was received by the Governor from
Newport informing him that eighty seven men
were ready to come to Providence, and TINT many
others would bc ready by the time a CONVEYANCE
could be sent for them. number OF men arrived
on wednesday evening from West Greenwich. Ia
give their support TO the Government. The men
~ washington county were ready to come ADD
anx'ons'y awaiting orders General Greene. of Inc
he"i County Brigade, reported his two regiments
assembled, and ready for orders. The lower rcsi-
men,' from the dlsrfiee'ed part Of the county, mus
tered two hundred and fifty men. The other wa,
larger. "
More men were ready from Bristol county. TIL,
mails were stopped, all business was suspended
ana every thing showed the irm determination O
the people TO maintain the laws.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-23

- " u " u q y II 3 co
MANAGERS.
OFFICE on Main, 2nt door s-.5i- Corner s1,,,, ,,
lih siTsc;s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-23
vALvAnLE TnEoLoolcas w 20 = : |.
J. w. RANDOLPH & co.
~. g.. n.


lave for sale, AZ uioderac rr'esr The f,llovxio- ~
Il may eihcg Ihct'os.-ni Marks- - 80
,,t 1890 81 minor u D. Vo.s-N Natural Tlenlorv
Vhtt-tan Ecsrli.nn, Moral Thiorofh nv toufnrrei, -,
Asilouonicai uiscou-z,s 70 ~ '''' "'''
Nrlsiiia - rr,ons 2v
nfhnp Nci'yalnc on oxford ID vnity
.,o,f 80 uhe feoric. by z IIenahaw. DD
hhiee. Noes aud Questions on the Co.peis Ara
",,nAns 'of'nihanS, and Practical sermon.
Itrob ~ A'''''N' 1"' sHah anu
isnrIs 4" an Anxious Enquirer, by Rev n Henry ID ID
Att'i1.f Way IT, 10 Gopd-N Young Chririian Come,
9'vn"-Hcary ~ al anh FIRE SOD. series
hlrou $3.50 W. ~ ~ y" ~
Table 81 nc LoJd. Ly author Of the Listener
oo"tiier'H Ads a. Nenscuon
N"is't tory ct the n, neH Of Rome, 2v
ufli ani'n O. Tho unk It Gencsts, by II Tnrnrr Ia IA
Mhher "tc''s Psesursi Ni-g of Chtisiiani,v
N'u r'finuhf. ~ authors TfHrtr foTthe Ttturs
iniivr Church ~ - - 'N -"
fhHips' Hcvoi.onai Guides.
bhl'cal Analtss, q Topical Auaueeuen, Of The
tthics iur The tse Of Minister Bhe dfaarer Teach.
90 tiniiJ Worship aud Private Meditation by q par.
sons -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-23
VIRGINIA
CLIO HING grnp


Manly opposite The Bfli Tapern
We fu'scrhorH respectfully inloTu their friends and
- tio public. that They have ON hand, and tnfcrl
bccing largo aud extensive assortment ~
FASHiONAULE CLOTTiTeg,
NJ We hcs materials anil w0rkmanslil; con.s6g ID, a
Oi Tho following artcioss 't ''' t'''
blSc black greenland other shades Of Drcss anil Foet
beaver anil Pilot Cloth Fr1ck Goats
Ovcr-tuafr, Of beaver pilot clot SC different oi,..
Watcr-rcpclianf cloth Hunting Goals
Hlincu Goats and Ptnfslopua, assorted
Illuo, black, AMI fancy Cashmere pfntai1ons
tllsek and figured six Velvet Vests
iIoih AMI valencia 80
satin and Domhszino ID,
Plain and figured six do
Cashmere and Mefiuo d,
tlenilcncn's Cloth aud Camlct Closkz
lanes d,
Iamb'swool AMI Merins shirts aud Drawers
Flannel aud Cotton do al,
irirl hneu Shirts
Plain and pltfcdm muslin 30
Icunants celebrated Siocka
ruipauicrs, litkff, Cfayata. Coi,ra si,stu- Sr
NEGRO CLOTHING. Sc. &c.
Nu oi which hey will Trll, Wholesale mil rcfiI on a.
Aecninndaing terms sa articles of tho same desc r10n
cen he pufchascd in any Of The Northern cItics
Nountry Ne chHna AMI others will fuf f fo felv ,y,r
,E 20 give thcfn can, they are determined o ss ~
"lo Iewsrt possible prices.
&c HOOPER & GRAFT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-23
uI,NTnL sIINCERy
unE nnh.rsi.nsI 49,, ,,s ~

Hh undersigned having located permanently In Rich.
Il mlui, respectfully nyhca the attention OF ialcs anil
gcncm"n wishing Dental operations peTormo i 10 ia
anal choice isro'incut Of incorIuptble Teeth
{" hia method Of insertion gold plate by Atmospheric
esric, o. springs aud clasps wn pvos, III Ell acct-
Tatey IN point oi color, figure &C. to euls the
closest scrutiny M dctcchou aud in nearly all per
ieety useful ia ma s,caiion He vl LcrirIn all
~ operations n the Teeth, both for their beauty aud
ser'aiion once nMain street. few door- below the
Exchange Bank. II \ II'DsON
RsfsrsHees.-Hm = Plumcr, ID u, GenI regram, DIR
tambeTlsync. DIR Drockenhrough, Genl Dr Il q.
CaLell. aud Sidney = Baxter. E-q. fel, 26 n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-23
CIEAP DRY GOoDs FoR C,.u

MAY, 1872.
IL. ". JENKINS would invite rcr..r4 ,sb, ,,,,,.
Goods ~ N''"'' lIo loioWiue
a,gg yards spring Cacoes, all prices f.a O. TO- T.,
Ho1n'is-lun Nuns Douncfs, Or e--. 1.o r,,,.,. e
L".i.' .n Mi,scs. ccmrfIlIng ai the new ay'0...rn
t0fnh DtHnHurrs l0u tr'cs % vcry io,. ......,
trowu aud hlcac bed Shtuugs and sicotr.. tII viis
lni no urparalr. rd 1w prices -'' ''' '''i'-'
b, A,fifs Drefs q 'ts-h great variety OF f.-. reft
aushns, slks I'riyriucs, and other new ln &, sr,ii
materials for dresses " .''h''s
~ GsHNrmsn- Cloths, Ca-e,morcs Vcs..r.. c,.y,..
oes Si.l cndcrs' iios'cIy, Iiucus sumacrt. v.
fa'.ers ami RihlDis. q greet variety
Naft wide stugci London Gnehafaf flr lie -.-. y,rt
worth LIZ cents ' '' o. .' FatN-
ifi Inns by ne piece or yari ali riccs. from, d.
%. (s''. &sHi. fn iHc fucsftuife '' 10
rope and l..afs, a large furrfv ard rhrs,
Mlashse dr Lnfrs, 40 kinIs ati' llfr-a,-,
A'.1, many very cheap goods from srrt.., Lo,.tt al,
hfraufr .. T5''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-23

la uc United States Court for The Tasern Disrc, Of Nir
rlna May L.. iSi2
In the matter Of Blukrup,cv OF
AMLS - MPhELL ol ihc county of Charlotte i'm th,
% Eastern Ni'E.nn pi3hiot The sail james Campbell
VINO ht- hecn decrccd bankrupt by This Court having
r.cd petition praying 'or hs 'isolargc n is ordered I'M
notice hereof be ulshcd n wspaper prnt.i IN the
Guy oi Richmond 20 days least before HE ION a.
september nrs. when ahcaTlg will DO had ON fbc saiI
petition, NJ The y Han in the City Of Richmond ami all
creditors who have proved their tebts and Other rcrs
~ interest may appear ~ the said time and place and
show cause VI any thcy have why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not be granted " ~
Cupy-Tcsic.
ma p liz HENRY GIBSON Clk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-23

htIo ln"fI -tNcr fnur fnr fhn Eastern nIrft.f "
gu1, 18Th MAY. "
IN lc petition of Hugh M1uf-omcr- ono ~ ti,. ,,,.
- uctsof Jamrs VI royi, Isaac Davenport ami Ref.r,
Edmond to.ng business under the syls and firm orryT
Liuord = Coz. against Joseph Marsi-Tl B4rE-a1.r.
~ fc.Hrg ihc petition Aforesaid Dc Is ordered b. The
Court luh notice thereof De gwen q, the sail Irsrph
wars rcfeniy. by delivering him cosy thereof ifbr be
uud ia ne district or 5y LEAVING c1pv thereof bis
SHOWN yet sec or residence within tc District a. least
tWcny 5fstciorc Che SIN iay ~ July nctL wh-na hrr
ne WI nf hai upou tho said petition tIc CIV nan n me
on hichnuhi within the said District. snd also. ffsf
n'l'c ,cicoi Dr. published n The newspapers according
~ lc <f ani -h rules of Court, FIAT all urrsrus info.
-s,I nav hr'at 90 trc shit rmo a1I p.lcc. and show
Doc granted. cons rr-f. ''
1Lh,vSw HENRY GIBSON. CIR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-23

w TIE uuei states Cont the Eastern District OF Nir
ruia MIy Il, lSi2.
In the matter % B,rlt.urt y Of
'IWONAS TOUgQVHEAN If fi,e Town of Ivre,
hur- iH 90. Eastern Nr-u Dsf'cf. Tho sari Rios
tout'r"an Who is7 h"ln d"crsr,i Biuktupt In tnis
"uit haNiu@ Mol petition ifgytus for bis a sen trr, n
is orieTod TIA notice thereof b- published in a
lh'nn we cy oi Richmond, - Day ~ least before Inc
I'm lah oi september mex, when hearing will l ta m
ih" sid p'ron m no" Cry Han IN fhc Crv OF icn,ord
aul N c'ctrrs who have proved their debts and other
in interest may appear AZ the said time and Mace
eni SHOW cause any they have, why the prayer Of the
Tui petitioner should not hc grained. - - 'N
ACopy-Testc,
ma 81 llt nENRY GIBSON en-
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Richmond, May 9Th, 1872.
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!. BRANNAN Il CO.'S
OLD DOMINInN rUnnnuun ou,.. ..

Adjoining John Earloy's Union Coffee Horss. and
~ Is. IL. -. jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main ST.
NJ $500 'ihraco tli1 spnauunity AMI m.fiotof
-, m's,ns known Ohio eazons OF R,ehmooi ,,. N,
. ~, 'il ~ p'' iNiiwc couHanfiy Keen rn h,rf t.,ff
WV ~ ~ hNlf "ii I1.fc especially f.r me- r.,r,t M
H. .s'.on.. wn'i We viii sclst rclcs pr-ss
e,,rE ,t,d., iusir all Co.. ciU amt Boo 'rr-f off
.I il,c o ,'' ea,e i"cfcry respect, may hcr,,rui
Al rooio warranted
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GENERAL AGENCY
COMMISSION HOUSE.

THE sui scnbers have associated themselves together
undrf the frm Of Waller a Thomson, OR Tie pur.
pose oi trausacung aGcncuai e. tntnisson business.
Having been long engaged In MERCHANDISE, and under
siauns ic Ecuefa routine II business we'll they with
CONFIDENCE unct their services their fseni- ami the pub
c A. large They mgan Ia hcatuw their personal ami
d'dHi attention 10 the sale - every article entrusted
their care, aud ino respectfully solicit share Of pebble
patronage, poesy In The sale Of corn wheat and tohae
CO; assuring their trends taf nothing Will he l"t uuuno,
which human rfry, skin and itiegTiy accomplish
m obtaining the highest ir their produce and max
inz punetual returns fsr tho same.
uuiihcy obtain suiiahic oesiion their
VII bc bm Ion II street., shnckoc I squates abos
the Depot, ca the V9po..,c siic.
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A SECOND hand Baruuch Of the very best workman.
snip and not very much used be had OF the sub
scrbers, low, by early application Il hasa pole and shalt
with two sets OF Harness, for one two Horses.
WALLER a. THOMPSON.
IafFa
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NOTICE.
rI,IiE slnclhnl.,rra Of

THE stockholders OF tho Richmond Frcdctiekshurs
ani Potomac RAILROAD Conn any arc hereby notfs.i
N h.f annual meeting takes place Tucf,y the 3at
Jay &" May next. when tn requested either
~ person OF ~ puky, the Ofics of the Contrary M
Richmond, n ~ o'clock. VI.
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AUCTION SALES
BY PANNlLL & LEA
PetersburR.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

ny virtue Of Deed % Trusf executed nv W., G. ~.
ahu Niie, bearing dSe the nth DAY Of Janrn,v 80
a,i i.c"t.d ia The Hnsrgs Count of H.. Tn~n Of p,
VIII ne .o.i AZ Public Auction, In front Of M.
pelses, on WEDNESDAY, the ist DAY OF June neIi AZ
- oeloes W, the FIVE Brick Tcnemenfs eotnmenen, A.
ia.,. "a hooerisohs coIoer, and running down BIOL
,sutuos sueet TO Lunsiord & IlacheT'a China store
T WIN ahte appurtenances Convey in said decd
NC houses arc three story, well finished with storc, -
I AIny re sienees above. with good Brick Kiteh
ems IA ue yArfs-all insured in the Mutual Orfrs
he central situation Of ths prope rty ,kes !,
tate. 90 f'"-HSuse heal rs
sale, POSITIVE.
ihHAa-e " and months for approved en,IorseI me-
g'taue notes, with Deed OF Trust on mo n+a,.-, "
Tic title reserved all the notes ar paii P'PS'v' OF
By order Of the Triiafeca