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FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.
rlE Subscribers received by the packets Tuscaora Man
chester, and Weymouth, from New York, large and very
neral Dry Goods suited Ia the and approach
nc part of which rs follows:
Extra super, medium and fine Cloths and Cashmere,
prising choice assortment of colors and patterns
Super medium and low priced Kentucky Jeans
DO do do Satinets, all covis
Curdona Pains heavy Kerscys, napt Coons, &c.
Merino, Valencia and Swansdown vestng
Plain and figured velvet, silk and satin do
Plain, striped, and plaid I.inseys
Rose. Whitney, pyrt aud Duhe Blankets
Real Welsh and other non shrinking Flannes
Fed, yellow and green do, very cheap
Knitting and darning and zephyr Worsted
Plain and figured Moselin de LANES from the richest
Is cents per yard
Figured and satin striped rhlleys and Bomhnzines
Gi and ii Fr-Erh and English Merinos
..lpaoia Lnsres and Rosci,n Paids
Rich figured aud striped Silks and Reps
Plain black Gro de Rhine and fifo &c Swiss
Super Droche Shawls and Scarfs
Satin, silk, and velvet do
Thread, simn Isle, and bobinet Laces md Edgngs
Taretcn bobinet and wash Blond
Ladies' black and white silk ard cotton Hose
Lambs wool m.rino, moravian and servants do
Ladies' woo'ien hibet and silk Gloves and Mts
Cambria jaconet, Swiss and Tarlrtun Muslin
Irish Linens, Lawns, Damask and Table Cloth
Revere bordercd hem stitched and plain thread cambrie Hand
kerrhefs
SpeTne medium and priced French nglish and Anne
rcan habit ana furniture Cacoes
Large and small checked super Ginehams
Carpc,ins, F DOR Cloths Blze, and Hearth Rugs
with lar LOT of cached and rnored
Bed Ticking apron and furniture Checks Pads Sheet
ncs ShiningI, OZnahurgs, &c, &c.
We have purchased all goods with cash. and
have been able 10 better
advantage the VIII he shown In The low
prices which goods offered Cash or acceptance In
the conditions upon which our 81 es are made
VALENTINE, BREEDEN, L CO.,
White Buildings. Street. sAoekos H,U.
Sept g. 5l-ilkw2w
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THE Cause CT Bank FAILURES 1T appears that
the PhGni1 Bank at Charlestown, Massachusetts,
which has lately failed, reported itself at the last re-
turns 10 be in very noursbng condition. with lis ca
pta entire and surplus fund Of reserved profit TO the
amount of 100000 |, now appears that il had loaned
S4Do,0OO, being 100000 than its cupita to two
commercial firms. One Of these firms contained d.
Of the Bank and the other of that director
These firms have stopped payment The disaster there
fore arose. as in the u s. Bank and most other cases
from large Ioans TO directors and their connexions.
Banking will stand safe basis either for the
public the stockholders, until rigid restrictions are
placed the proportion Of the capital which may be
loaned to any person firm, and especially to d.
rectors.-Pennsyirnnian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21
In the United States Court for The Eastern Dsre. Virgin

In the United States Court for the Eastern District OF Virginia
4th October 1872:
the matter Of Bankruptcy Of R. W. Hunter the civ nj
i Richmond, in the Eastern Virginia District "
The said r. w. Iunle who has been decreed Bankp, nv
this Court having filed petition, praying for his discharge: -
Ordered that thereof be published In newspaper print
city OF Richmond seventy day. al least before 9Th
day Of January next hearing will lie had said NO.
tion United States Court Room in the city Of Richmond
aud creditors have proved their debts aud other rerson
In interest may appear said time and place. sto
cause if any they lave why the prayer of the said Petitioner
sh Guild not be- granted.
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
Oct. 44-wiw
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MOOSE FOR QUEEN V!cToRIA.-Two fine Moose
Deer arrived at Boston on the 18th, from Bangor Me
They were cnnght near lake Chesunbook, or head wa
of the Western branch of the Penobsco, and art
to be sen, to England via New York, for the Park
her Majesty al Windsor Castle.
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POETRY.


TIE CROrON ODE:
on n the request the Cooperation OF the C'y OF ~ OF
BY GEoRaE L. MoEnis, Es9.
,,, in 'front.' Of The Park Fountain by the Members III
New York Sacred Music society, on he completion oi
THE CROToN Aol EDuCI.
Cushing from this living fountain,
Music puurs falling STRAIN,
A. The Goddess NJ The Mohhliih
Games VITA all her sparkling its'n
From her grotto springs a!3lHcih",
Glutern. IN her frahr:y spray,
Woodland fays beside her dancing,
She puTsues her winding Nay
Genty Ger the rpplin: water,
In her cofal shaop bright,
CIidcs rh- rock. kings dnve-e!ed daughter,
Deck d IN robes Of virgin Hhe.
Nym,!s aai MAIDS, saeety sni'ins,
t'fce her bark with rearly hand,
Merriiy the >vlph beauilinc
From the noeks oi FAIRY land
Swimming the snow -enrled b.ow,
See The uver-spifits lar,
Law their checks, aS on 4 pillow,
with the foam beads IN their hair.
rh,:s attended. htI"r vending,
raat- the iuveiy ore III nov,
Eden's arch al promise bending
over her translucent brow.
Hail the warderrr from 4 far land
Bind her flowing tre>Ses up.
Crown her with a fadeesS garland,
And with crysial hr.m The cup.
From her haints Of deep >cclu>icn,
Let In;emp'r rance greet her loo.
And the heat of his d.pslot
Sprinkle with this mountan-dew.
Water leaps If delighted,
While her conGgcrcd iuts rftift.
PAT. Cunlagon HES a;ir,g!trd
With the baillcd dcmcn Fire.
Safety dive!ls IN her dom:nions,
Health and Beauty with her move,
And eniwinc their cjGcag pinicns
In 4 si,,etiood "i love.
Water shouts CAD hosinna'
Bubbles Mp the earth 10 bless!
Cheers VI Ike The precious inihha,
Ia the brfrcu wilderness.
Here we wondering. ee:c, assembled
Like the rr,tefr i'eb'ew band.
When the hidden fountain t!onbled,
And OBJ, ed the prophets wand
Round the iqueGuctS OF story,
- The ais;, OF I.ethe thronr.
tr,tor waves, III all tier glory,
Troop IN melody along
Eve sparkling. bright and single,
Wiii thi, rock rha.d stream appear,
When pos,esiiv shall mInc's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

~ OTICE.-A Petition will be presented to the next &C.
neral Assembly of Virginia, praying thit law may be
auhosng the sale Of certain lands situated IN the
county King William called Indian town lands which are
cf free ar ners and for such cis
position The money arising from said sale be rrht and
propcr. Oc7 4i-wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE IN BUCKINGHAM The
undersigned in compliance with the Will Of Archibald Ans
n set offer for sale al that portion OF the Of land
which the resided which lies S0uh side Of the
road leading from ent Creek Buckingham Courthouse and
Contains ~ AMI D0 This land lies both sides
State River neichborhod remarkable for wealth and in
rcrnce The hi.h Land il Of good quality ard there is cnns
dcae quantity of Hat land several streams which run through
There ;an third of the land cleared the
timber There dwelling houses
land and il desired, il will he divided s' purchasers
sold privately before that mc will lie offered publicly
nj the of the said Thursday
the 10Th 0f November The land will be shewn any
person purchase ny Thorn hnstIn who lives The
land adjoining. Terms made known the day Of sale.
GRACE AUSTIN, ExecutfI, aud
JAMES AUSTIN.
JAMES 81. AUSTIN and
THOMAS AUSTIN,
Executors Of Archibald Austin, deceased.
Sept 20 42-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

rCn tbr,, and half mules of Richmond Ya by Tarrp
and about ten minutes the Richmond Frderiri.Jurg qpd
Potomac Railroad Cars ,r!ieh pas, through lis Plantation
sereral timss day.
n 700 GRATED and Rndded Fruit Trees, Of fine arr
O,0UU offered the subscriber, consisting OF
reies nj The Annie SO do Pear IA do Pnm &c do Peach IT do
cherry do Apricot Nectarine, do Almond. do Fig
do Grape Vines do Gooseberry do Cnan aud DO Rasp
berry nearly all from In full brans his
orchard and embraces perhaps selection that has
surpassed for the climate Of Virginia
Catalogues. with directions for planting may he had ,s Es
change Reading Room the Seed and Plough Store Of William
Palmer and of Mr. Thomas H. Drew where any orders left vii
puncuay attended and any letter directed 10 Joseph st
The subscriber would add that the above Trees may te had
per less than the principal Northern Nurseries
" % JOSEPH SINTOS
Or 4i-wSw
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lis Microscopes win magnify objects five thousand times
Reference is made 10 the foitoring ietttrs.

Mr. Wise is worthy ofrsensve patronage from long and
seveng effort perfect himself in the knowledge OF Optic
He has paid particular attention TO the adaptation of glasses I"
the defects o vlsion and frequent opportunity OF wtns>n:
The OF his efforts in this way, has induced me 10 give HIM
q certificate Of qualification.
All ages glasses eyes upon which operations have
been pcrurmed will he aided getting back Loot far a
cial will DO H.
EDW'D H. CARMICHAEL, ". y.
March l., 1870.
Csnatry allowed aibera discount wolrsae
chass.
Sent q 40-w1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
TINE subscriber constantly receiving from tho celebrated
nufactory VI Nunns Clark New York. elegant and plain
Piano Fores possessing the latest improvements and
decacy oone peculiar TO their
nufacure.
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortcs repaired nned let hire aud taken
change. : ~ .,,,.,o
The largest collection of Music eve! offered o' sale In s
State may he selected from Of the sprrStr, vho.
now enabled Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
terms than hey can end elsewhere In the State
P. n. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Musie Store sprost, ihs Banks
g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

PURSUANT decree OF the Comfy Court of buckingham
pronounced IN the ih in.ran the undersigned viii offer io,
public the the h day OF N,rm
her Estate lately owned by Thomas May, de-
ceased entirely surrounding III. village Of Maysve lying
SLATE River rs which il torned f than half mite, y
au. containing thousand and eight acrrabcui half oi
which is cleared The Land generally Of good qualify
and much cf Slate River anI There is about
grounds the Ialt-about
of has heretofore kept meadow and and free from
mndaon wfn vel attended to- yielded heavy crops
grass b. conveniently and adv ntageously
divided farms will be sold in the lump subdvidrd
into small parcels tu siit purchasers.
At the and place. will also sell that valuable
Tavern "MaysvIc Ilote' adjoining the pubic
square occupied by Nathan II. Thornio, Esq. The
movements This spacious and fully sufficient for the
comfortable accommodation o the are number Of visitors who
have paouized it. As designated in the plan Of the
town only four but will sell along with
the of about four acrcs, and in the highest
state of fertility The whole OF The foregoing valuable property
will be sold L long credit.
JOHN iilII, Commissioners.
GEO. II. MATTUEWS,)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21
LAM FOR SALE.


THE sulscriher having more land In hia and the eoaA
Hanover than be protably would sell 'ih ihr
The other o his Farms said counties. The on ~ Ter
rico j. Situated about four miles below the city H RcmoLi u
the New Bridge and Williamsburg stage rad ~ SCI?
healthy intelligent and moral nrigborhood. containing Ja
abont G0 of ich first mud land with ten twelve ar'
well in Herds grass the balance easily reclaimed The h
land Is well adapted the growth Of heat AMI p
tculary rcd clover, o which cleared tr alEt"
Astounding pine oak wood which, Of ia co"i
guilty Richmond, is very valuable, loads of which may tie
made with the per day The improvements are
story badGg 3!,O feet built Of The marras aRd en-
trey new, with story above the ground O! cs wan
all necessary houses mostly There IL in the ya'a
nrverfains wei! OF good any below oun'in'
The other located in The county Of Hanover about nii h
from the of Richmond branch Rad Of the Mcch1f'
willie Turnpike Leading the fi2ngtree aud Immediately above
Bethesda Meeting house, containing As Aln ~ acre.
this land good meadow land partly we'll set in Herds .ra
about trd Of The high land cleared the balance hav 81
pine, timber. The soil liel: ea'y
cultivated aud produces we OATS vegetables padr"y
water good has been made a'rtcf
desirable being very healthy and surpassed by
Of the Intelligence rrspecably aud mora,y 81 ~
inhabitants The Improvements are dwelling house, 'i'
with four ani dry cellar dairy smoae h0r
spacious framed barn, in good repair, servants houses
Water good.
Ifeay application b, made wishing purchase there
is but little doubt but sale may he effected the 1he
will sell either of ba fun- f les money than land In III" neigh
borhood Of either has recently sold fr. TIE land in Hanover
win be shown by Mr. ar"od living on the fni thai IN tbs
county by myself, or in NY ahssnce, my employee.
My address is RicLmon! BURWELL STARkE
Henrico county, Oct. :, lSEl. Avn"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

MFR WISE respectfully informs the citizens Of Richmond AMI
lfl public generally, that ms IL Man STREET cto'
Tavern where he will be happy 10 attend u AL
lie will also, il required, Of the
city where his services wanted
Persons wishing seetaces or to have new ea'e
fitted in old frames informed that they be suited vh
pnsses different colrs and forms and suited w
by inspection othelr The glasses wn'i
furnishes will Ia hold their power OF vision from
five eight years From his knowledge of the science Of O
the glasses suitable fm Persons wh
eyes be supplied with glasses which viii greatly hfus
them and strain the sigh also pecaoes for Near sighted
perscns and who have been operated upoa for Cataract
the eye.
Ills Microscopes win magnify objects five thousand times.
Reference IS made 10 the tottoring ietters.
RICHMOND Sept. 9, lSia
have frequently had occasion recommend persons aoins
defecve vision Mr. Wise for relief. and always with
Mr. Wise keeps extensive assortment of Sp-ca'
Optical Instruments and he thoroughly understands the adj
apaon Of the defects in vision indeed e as
science Of Optics and Optical instruments special o
d, and therefore, have hesitation In recommending m
the public who may desire Cataract glasses tcf 10
cs for THEN PATIENTS be supplied by Mr w upon e most
reasonable terms.
THOMAS JOHNSON, 81. q,
Prof Of 9aaomy ard Physiology The .aed DpGr'mt-t
Hdmpdfa Sidney Csatsc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

IN CHANCERY-vIscISl.-At Rules held 10 re Gsi n.
Office Of the Superior Court OF Chancery for The ken
Circuit, the aIh day Of September. 1892. .
The Planters Mechanics Bank OF Columbus ~ 9eo"
against rama.
Afford Cloptan Ds'ei" I'm
The defendant having entered hi. appearance ana hi.
security according Of Assembly and the ues ~ %
Cou appearing satisfactory evidence t nc =. "a
an ah 'bant of this Commonwealth: IL = ofae,e and "a
np here ON the dry Of the next J1Euafy Term,
bill plaintiffs and that copy Of lhs ,,
forthwith inserted In newspaper pnb'shed W G cat
Richmond for months snccessiroy ana p's'fo . w
door Of The Capitol the ssid city.
Copy-Tesse, , , s.Sns q e.
aS-~s"
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- UNAWAY ~ JAIi.--Nms committed TO the Jail OF h.r
III ghany county 3ii Of ju.y last runaway who can'
himself Joc-aud h. .rl"u.s lain finn.y Of the eoua
Of No:tnway Joe 81 10 nld about feet infhs
high stout bui inclErd yeowish color, mol srp
black-he has the m slide of his neck ocraso9ed
rising cnt-he speaks rather quick when spoken 10, has
light jeans coat, blue pantap0ns twied Gotten P
Of pantoons also rcd-strp-d loose nsey warmse h
in his aw pair of pnchcr and drs khh
The will forward prove property and take h
away, or he will be dealt with the Law directs.
Tailor OF Allegheny col MY, Nd
Sept 10 42-"t"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-21

n CHANCEkY-ViRciSiA-Ata Court u MONTH! se'S'"''
onsa county, at Court house thereof Monday!
the l2h day Of September, 1872:
Lucy s. Trevillian aud Charles G. Treviian, Pain''
against
Charles G. Trevillan Adminsator Of Mary Trevan p d
Tsdae and Mariah Tisdae his wife, John w. Hahei az
Martha Ann Walker wife, Nathaniel James lushson
F. iIughson, Samuel Hushson, William Lloyd and Eihl "
Lloyd his wife, Susan r. 1reyillan and Thomas 1reviah
Defendant
The defendants William Lloyd and Eliza W. Loyd hi VIZ
having their ana given SECURITY, ac'
Ing law ard rules of this Court and Appearing T. ~,
satisfaction of the Court that they moi inhabitants q W.
State nf Plaintiffs, b. their Counsel ~ oa
ed That the William Lloyd aud Eliza w. lloyd h ms
APPEAR before the justices of County Court OF Lo
county at the house, the second Monday in scem
next ,infs' biii and thai copy &" tits o'1
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the '3
Richmond for months and posted al h
door of the Cont house Of this county Court '
Copy-Teste,
Sept. % iD-ws"
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J. q. GREGORY 4 Co.. Managers,

. OV"t
OEee on Hem I'd 5eion Slam and liLt stre
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-10-26

I'D AISlNS, Eom cents per pound, nnl upward
Il D for sale ly K. WALDO.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-10-26

TNyO open, widen and extend Main street. in the
il Village Of South OFT. The President and Irus-
tees of the Village Of Southport do ordan follows
Thar Main street in said Village he and the same
is hereby declared he oycned, wilcued and extern
ded rs pHbIjc rect tolnWs, t. WI, beginning at
The present ONT DETERMINATION Of sand street III the
north ward Of said Village, On OF near The quarter
sec Ion line between the north cast and south east
urarter Of sccfioG thirty north of range
tv cniy three east, from thence running soath nine
degrees east crossing Pike Creek Continuing TO
the centre of Pearl street in the south ward Of said
street to be four rods wide.
Dated AT Sonthp ,rt Oct. 10Th 1912
IViLLI1W BULLEN, President.
] 3. JILLSON, Recorder. MI
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-10-26
MORTGAGE SALE.

I Nh AULI having been maze III the condition o!
IL ctlttin lndcntLre OF Noltgag executed by pa
VA Blsh Jr. o. southport, IN lie county OI hacne
ami Icrr'oIy ut Vic nsIn, to john W. Grant OF
u GUn>GLrg IN The equity oil 81. Lawrence III the
Sale OF \. L., bearing date the tNo lh day of No
NtmDer Ia :he year Oh oar Lord one thousand eight
hnnied and t"ry one and recorded in the Registers
oae IN and Tor The County OF ltac. and Territory
OF W!>cJnsn, on the ufeenth cay November A. ID.
ISL, 1t four O'Clock T. NJ. OF thi day in Vol B of
Mortgages atiages SOB, O4 and sos OF certain PREM
lses described IN the sad Mortgage follows TO wit
Beginning at point forty niue 49l rods south OF
the ioih e&slcofher OF section SIX and on the line
UI'"ne sections \e AMI SIX . IN Town one RI
range twenty three (X3) east, and Village of south
port. Thence running parallel with the town line
thirty six 1907 rods west. Thence soulhery. para!-
lei With the line dlNIdng sections five u ana SIX 6l
twelve az rods-lhcnce easery parallel with the
aforesaid town line, thirty SIX 30 loIs-I thence nor
heriy the line dI, ling sections five (5)and six rs
10 the place OF beginning Also lot No. .hree ri IN
block N. fifty n.ne 81 on " hat Is called the + i'm
ball quarter the village OF southport and being the
same upon " hlch the SAID David Bllsh jun. lately
buIt and resided the date OF The above described
morigige. On which said mortgage there is claimed
to be due the date of this Ice, the sum of two
hundred and dollars and thirty nine cents 1903 39
Notice is therefore hereby gwen that by virtue of
power oil sale contained IN said mortgage and in DUR
suance Of The salute in such made and provided
the premises above described, tnuch thereof as
may be nece sary TO satisfy said principal interest
ana costs accrung the said mortgage up to the dav
of sale, VIII be sold al pnbllC aucon by the sheriff of
the SAID county OF Racine, his deputy or by the
attorney OF the said John W Grant, on the 2ih day
ofJanGary in the year of our Lord thousand eight
hun drcd and forty three, at the public house of BEN
cdct s. NJ Co.. in the .llge Of southport at The hour
of eleven O'Clock A. NJ. of that day. II
French {. futile Auys. JOHN W, GRANT
south port October ID, 1872. Mortgage.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-10-26
NOTICE.

Is hereby given to all whom It may concern, that
l the undersigned has received his transcript roll for
tie COLLECTION of al Taxes charged therein for Town
and County purposes for the year 1872, in tie TOXIN
OF Southport which is to be collected aud returned
by the first dav OF December next The subscriber
further ives notice that he has time lose, and
wishes all those that have taxes 10 pay to resp md
the cali as he means no; cali but each per-
son, as lime will not permit
r. b. WINSOR, Collector.
Southport. Oct. 17th 1912. t!-nl7
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-10-26

A heavy failure occurred in Philadelphia.
The individual had legacy left him but a
short time ago, Of 8l95 600. lie lost the
wirole by gambling in stocks.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-10-26
MARRIED

At Hickory Glen, Rock Co., on Thurs
day morning last, by the Rev. w. WaIch
Thomas WRIGHT, Esq. Counsellor at Law
OF Racine. to MARIAH s., eldest daughter
oil General w. B. Sheldon, of the former
place
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-10-26

Cen Coss has asked permission TO give
up his post of Ambassador at the Court Of
France, and will come homo as soon as
leave is formally granted. We incline to
the belief, that the place will be offered TO
Daniel Webstcr.-N Y Tribune
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-10-26

~ DAN A \ i y
IN the Supreme Court Of The Territory Of
Wisconsin.
In the case Of Roswell REDFIELD, a
Bankrupt.
NOTlCE to show cause against the
L y petition of Roswell Redfeld, Lum
herman, Of The Village Of Geneva, in the
county of Waworh and Territory Of WIS
consin, for his discharge and certificate as
Bankrupt. by the Supreme Court of the
Territory Of Wisconsin, alta court to be
holden by the judges Thereof, 1.-THE Capitol
in Madison, on the 16;h day Of January
next, at ten O'Clock in The forenoon Of said
day
LA FAYETTE KELLOGG,
Sept H. 1912. Clk Of Sup. Court w. T.
+. EsrABRooK. Sol. for Pet. 1lsnlS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-10-26

TIE ENGLISH Conn LAw.-.The follow
ing statement Of the nature and operation
OF the present English Corn Law. will be
Ineligible and Interesting. 1t shows the
duty on wheat per bushcI, and on Gour per
barrel. in Federal money.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-10-26
IN BANKRUPTCY.

III Office to show cause against the
g pe,iion OF WILLIAM BELL Of the town
and County of Waworih and Territory Of
Wisconsin. to be declared bankrupt for
himself individually also Of The firm of
Lincoln & Bell, Of the city of Albany in
the State Of New York, by the Supreme
Court Of the Territory Of Wisconsin at the
crpitol at Madison on the 9th day of De-
ccmbcr next at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Ia FAYETTE KELLOGG. Clerk
WILLIAM c.. ALLEN, Sol. for Pet.
T3sn1Sl
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-10-26

Twenty thousand persons have applied
lror the bcnQEii of the bankrupt act. in the
State of Maine. This ,ie attributed 10 the
eastern land speculation.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-10-26

When San Antonio was taken, the Cir
cult Court was in session, and the Judge
and officers Of Court were made prisoners