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aj>National Forum. We are sorry it
miH read so. But malicious wig, like
Du Sole, would, some day, make the pun.
II we did not do it now-.Nation-aH for
r,tm.
Heres another pun, and the RICH, one.
The Forum is a Wing paper; therefore.
read, .Naiiom-aH. tr-'em- T. e. the wings.
Hands, oil, Du Sole.
As for that first pun, it has been made before,
our Jack observed that your name would read so
the first time he saw you.
The last one is bran nc,c' to us though, and
Is the best of the two, true as preaching too that
the nation should all be for you; you stand up
so manfully for Henry Clay and Wing principles.
Your paper is of much use to us and we owe
to you to notice our intention to issue a weekly
Well then:
The proprictors of the Philadcl ,hia National
Forum intend to issue on the LIST of January ncxt
weekly edition of their paper
The daily, from which the week " will be made
up is an excellent literary, commercial, and po-
;ical papcr-'horoughly Wing. Terms 5! per
ycar--G copies ioI 500 copies Tor Sl5. CASH
in advance.
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GEN. ScoTT AND THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.
The Dayton Journal publishes letter
from Gen. Scott, addressed to a number OF
gentlemen of that piece, from which the
following is an extract:
with enc candidate for the Presidency
and best interests Of the country at heart,
it ought not to be doubted that the wings.
appealing to the virtue and intelligence OF
of the people, will be as successful in
lS44, as they were in 1920. Whether
that one can idae be, as all indications
seem TO determine, Kcntucky's illus.rious
son, Of any one of hundreds of his follo" :
ers, my prayers for a wing triumph shall
be ardent and unceasing."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-11-26

POWERFUL MAGNET.-A lecturer was
dila,ing upon the powers of the magnet.
deIying any one TO show or name any
thing surprising its powers, when man
mounted the stand and told him that wo-
man was the magnet of Magnets, for, said
he, il the loaC stone could attract piece
of iron foot or two, there was young
woman who. when he was a Young man,
used to attract him thirteen miles every
Sunday, TO haze chat ,rith her!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-11-26
For president in 1911.
HENRY CLAY,
OF KENTUCKY.

HE Locos AND THE TARIrr.-To say that the
loco toco politicians are dishonest and hypocrti-
cal, might be objected to by some as unnecessa-
rily severe, but We hold that their course before
and since the late elections warrants the uppli-
cation Of the terms.
Before the elections they said but little upon
the subject of the tariff, and when forced to speak
expressed themselves in favor of a "iudicous"
one, knowing as they did that great ma jority
Of tho people is favorable to such Il measure.
But s.cc the result of the elections thoy show
tho "cloven foot" and are out again in oppos i-
ton to the tariff; denouncing it with severity,
and arguing that the elections show that they
are sustained by the people. Every one knows
that such an assertion is false the elections in
no state turned on the tariff question, and al
though the Wings s,rovc in some places to bring
the Locos out OH the subject, the latter gentle
men were either 'mum" or played the hypocrte
and pretended to be tarffics.
Let the working men think of these things;
let them ask themselves winch party is their
tricnd which is for protecting them from ru-
nous competition with European llbourrrs.
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OUR MINISTER Ar AlrSIco The p

Our MINISTER AT MExIco.-The Pr
cayune of the 18th inrt. contains the adj
dress Of our Minister at Mexico, Ger.
Thompson, to the different diplomatic
agents of other counlre, then in the city
OF Mexico, in vindication of our govern
ment against the charges made last spring
by Mr. De Bocanegra, the Mexican Secre-
tary Of State. Gen Thompson in this
address has proved himselfan able, prompt
and fearless defender of our good uume.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-11-26

"A Good Send-The Secretary Of the
Treasury of the United States has nolli-
ed our States Treas urer, that PcnnsyIva-
uia's share Of the proceeds of the Public
Lands, for tie financial year just ,ermna-
ted, is awaiting his order. II amounts to
S6O,3l3. Of course, our S,ale-iollow-
ing the example of South Carolina and
some othcrs-uom rcccirc it.-Tillagc
Record
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FTONiff EscFpl,ked.

On the 5lh inst, the Wings of Fander>
burg county, Indiana, assembled al Evans
Vile to express their views of Mr.. Profiitt's
treachery to the party that elected him.
Uron that occasion they adopted, Pre-
ambl, and series of resolrtio that
ought TO shame him into eyile. We have
room only for the following:
"Rcsolcra further, That when the
lion. Geor-e T.. Profit, in his speech a,
Ibis place, on Saturday last. admitted his
knowledge that so great was the displca-
sure and indignation Of those whose suf-
iragcs elevated him to the position he oc-
cupies, at his course during the present
Congress that he 'could mol noac obtain
rotcs enough in the district 10 buv a nig>
GERS supper,' he showed himself (how.
ever deficient in taste and dignity at least
not unacQualnied with the true stale of
public feeling towards him; and that his
Whlg constituents have therefore good
ground for hope that. 'belonging,' as he
beasts himself, 'to the republican portion
Of the Wing party he will il, once prove
what he boasts himself by paying ohed-
e.ce to that first and highest principle Of
all true republicans. which declares # n.
When d public servant, either from con-
scbnc'o's Scrulhs or private motives of
Improper personal ambition can no lonraI
conform his action To the kno an wishes
and interests # his constituents, it is his
b"uadrn duty Immediately To surrender
the delegated Trust back into .heir hands.
"RcSoirCd. That, while our Repseseu.
iailvr's abuse of that distinguished patriot.
iicnry Clay. but eXciles our mirth. i,
serves to remind Us of the debt of graft
tuGe we owe to Mr.. {. for his long and
eminent services to his country; and this
meeting therefore embrace the opporru-
My 10 say that, though they have never
doubted his fidelity to his country, re-
cent political events have greatly increas-
ed their confidence in him as the first A.
mercar statesmen and patriots. 1t is
when trcachery and detection prevail that
the real friend 10 his country is know
and duly appreciated. He has shown by
life OF lhirt' years, in all the vicssi-
tudes of public service, that power canno,
tcrrlly. office allure, or detection Lishcar-
ten him. We find him still as we have
always found him faithful and fearless, on
whom fis friends and country may at all
times rclv.-Aye! for thirty years Henry
Clay has been the masler-spirit, the glory
and the guiding star Of the Republic. His
name is known and hohored wherever
freedom has reared her temples. and will
he hailowcd theme wlih posteritv when
the malice and the memory of his enc
mics are alike forgotten.
Till the future dare,
Forget the past. his fate and name shall be
An echo Il: light unto tutulity.'
"Tht,r'ore. RcSo1rrd, That fer our
solves and the Wings Of Vanderburg. we
4" jny"n>ly c,ntirm the nomination OF
.la' 'lIuslrIuus man for the Presidency IN
ISL. Which has recently been heard in
.. rr ihunt'cr from the Wing hosts
a.o.glcu' he length and breath of the |
3..a.. a't ri''ge ourselves 10 give that
p.ujaatun hta:ty aud persevering sup
r"l. Gfcn.trg us success lndispensablv |
&c, s,at! 10 the glory and welfare of the
Eanon.n
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ALTERED NoTEs.-One dollar cerlifi
Gates Of deposile in the Merchants Bank
of Baltimore, altered TO have the appear
anca of ten dollar notes of tina. institution,
are in circulation. The altered notes may
readily be detected, as they read as cert'-
fcales of deposile, whereas the genuine
tens are in the regular note form.
Baltimore AMERICAN.
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Her Majesty of Eng'an has been graz
ciously pleased to confer pension OF
E3OO year upon that true poe, OF nature,
WILLIAM Wordsworth. This is as 1t
should be, and long may the bard live to
enjoy his good fortune!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-11-26

arThc best and surest way to elect
HENRY CLAY President, is to give the
Locolocos the rule in every State in the
Union for the next two years-and if the
people don't get a sureit of their inca
sure by ISL, we will be greatly msta-
ken,
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1t is worthy Of notice, that "in the re-
cent elections which have resulted i'll ia
vor of Locofocoism, it should be observed
that the vote of the Sales for that party
has fallen considerably below that given
for Mr.. Van Buren, in 1910. when he was
beaten by the popular majority Of ONE
HUNDRED AND FORTY THREE
THOUSANDS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-11-26

The Orleans, IN. W Republican men
lions the case Of Wing who was ten
miles from home on the election day, and
being unable to obtain conveyance, he
walked home through rain and mud, and
got TO the polls just in time. lie ran the
three last miles, Such Wings are worth
having.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-11-26

[. 5. SENATOR Ambrose H. Sewer
has been reelected to the United States,
from the Safe Of Arkansas. COL Sewers
present term Of service does not expire
untIl 1915.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-11-26

SECRETS OF coMroRT.-Though some
small evils, like invisible insects, inhict
pain, and single hair may stop vast
machine, yet the chief secret Of comfort
lies in not Suffering trfles to vex one,
and in prudenllv cullivaling an under
growth of small pleasures, since very few
great ones, alas! are let on long leases
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-11-26

stThe Norfolk papers mention the
death of John w. Murdaugh. the editor Of
the CLAY Banner" Mr.. Nj. for MANY
years represented Norfolk county in the
Virginia legislature and was gentle
man highly esteemed He died OH Mon
day.
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TIE LATE WING VICTORY IN

LUKTJA.-I he FIOTIUH ITeTaTu Ut 1'I1
7th inst. the Federal Locotoco organ III
las, Florida, gives it us as follows:
"For the first time since the organIza-
ton Of our Territorial Legislature into
two branches, the political complexion ot
houses is the same. We have now a
thorough Wig L"Sis'a'prc.'
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1t is feared that the New York Canal
will freeze before a large quantity of pro-
ducc now on It's way, reaches its place of
destination.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-11-26

FJGen. Cuss was nominated for the
Presidency, bya meeting held in Harris
hury OF Monday,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-11-26

GJ-About one hundred houses have
been built in Wilmington, Del, during tie
past season, at cost Of Sl50,000. Will
mington is beautiful place. and i,allords
pleasure to know that it is improving.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-11-26

Gan EARTHQUAKE.-On the 4,h
inst. there were two very sensible shocks
of earthquake at Alton, III. The bull
dings in the town were shaken with vio-
encc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-11-26

JOIN c. CALHoUN-Two of the leading
locoloco papers of Michigan have come
out for John { Calhoun for the next Pre-
s,deNCr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-11-26

SMALL P"x.-Now that the yellow
fever has disappeared from New Orleans,
the small pox has made its appearance
there.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-11-26

THANKsGIvING DAY.-Our readers
will notice the following proclamation by
Gov. Thomas, recommending a day Of
thanksgiving after the fashion of eastern
governors. We believe 1t is the first pro-
clamaton of the kint ever issued in this
state; it has long been the custom in New
Eng gland, and is in high favor with the
people generally, and the editors parlicu.
larly who in that favored land of pump
kins, are always on such occasions invi-
ted out to dine by some of their friends.
Our stores and shops will of course be
closed and all secular employment
LAID aside as the governor recon-
mends
STATE OF MARYLAND-ro WIT.
Believing, that ii is the wish Of large
portion of the people of Maryland, that
OH one and the same day, all the people
of this State, should return thanks to the
AUTHOR of all being, for the blessings
which lie has munticently bestowed up
on them, as people; and, believing, that
the appointment Of day, for such pur-
pose, by their Chief Magistrate, would be
cheerlully acquiesced in
Now, THEREFORE,, Francis Thomas,
Governor of Maryland, do most respect
fully recommend that on WEDNESDAY
the 18th day Of December, next ensuing,
the people of Maryland abstain from all
secular employment, and publicly engage
in thanksgiving, praise, and prayer to the
ALMIGHTY, because of the manifold bles-
sings enjoyed by them, under Divine pro-
lection.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto
affixed my name, and the Great Seal of
~ the State, this seventeenth
( SEAL. day of November, in the year
(~~ )of Our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and for,y-two, and of the
independence of the United States, the
sixty-seventh.
(Signed) FRANCIS THOMAS.
BY the Governor.
JNo. &. LEGRAHD, Sc cretary Of State,
ITMr. J. G.. Nesblu, will accept our
thanks till we can pay him better, for the
IA, EII,,,, It,ous no Sfnt ,IS
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st-The Hon Henry Clay, it is said, is
now on a visit to Louisiana. He expects
TO be in New Orleans about Christmas.
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The consciousness Of having acted
from principle, and without the praise or
7rivily Of any person whatever, is Il plea
sure superior TO all that applause can
Yield
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-11-26

The Bank Of Delaware has declared a
dividend OF six per cent. for the last six
months.
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THE WEBB DUEL.-Noiicing tint

THE WEBB DUEL.-N oiicing the
commitment of Col. Webb, for being en-
gagged in the duel with Marshall, the n.
Y. Express says;-"We deny the power
to punish Col. Webb here for an offence
committed in tie State of Delaware. If
he is amenable anywhere, it is there y
To this the Delaware State Journal re-
Plies-"ll is quite probable, in a short
time, that Colonel Webb, Mr. Marshall,
and Others concerned in this duel, will
hear something from Dclumare"
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G"Never throw your head back so sud-
den as to catch the end of your nose be-
tween YOUR teeth.
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Mr.. J. G. Nesbltt, will accept our
thanks till we can pay him better, for the
Of tho Elkion rless he sent us
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The editor of the United States Gazette
has an odd facetious way of making COM
PARSONS sometimes. Hear how he talks
of the weather.
safer several days of rainy weather,
the clouds passed off yesterday morning
and the sun shone out as bright as if new
ly secured in It's absence. The northwest
wind blew keen, and cutting as ingra'i-
tude; while the sky was free rom clouds,
and blue as the recent elections returns"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
m, WOW = cory. re kii,. SHEPHERD. j.. c. c.
Valuable THE0LooIcAL WORKS.
]. w. RANDOLPH & co.

Main SiTc'i, Richmond, Ia.
II AVE Tor sale al moderate Prices, the following, with
many otter Theological Works
Works Of 4 Chliucr, ID u. vo's-Naiura Theology,
Christian Revelation Moral Philosophy Commercial AMI
Astronomical Discourses
Melsll's sermons, "
Bishop Mcllydiue on Oxford Divinity
Theology for the People, by T. Iicushaw, u
HaTaes' Notes aud Questions the Gospels, Acts.
Romans, Corinthians, and Practical sermons
Biunts History Of ClIAt, ~ Paul Elisha Abraham and
Jacob
Letters TO an Anxious Enquirer by Rev II Henry u u
AtbOits Way tn do Goo,i-Noung ChIisIan-Cornc
stunc-iicary II ad ami FiT,.Sue Scues
The sabbath School, and It ought 10 be, 10y w 4
Acot
Table Of the Lord. by author of the Listener
Cocrdgc's Ards 10 Reflection
Ranks Hstoty 81 the Popes e Rome "
Companion the BOOK Genesis, by : II Turner u ID
WILDER orce's Practical View Of Christianity
Pain sermons. 10y authors Tracts orthc Times
Lord kinE's Inquiry INTO the Worship, &c. Of the Pr-
niuvc Church
Phillips Devotional Guides, "
Biblical Anal, sis. q Topical Arrangement of The
Scriptures or the Use Of Ministers, Bbc Clas-cs Teach.
crs Family Worship aud Iuvac Mediation, hy 4 Par
ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
NEw GOODS.

NFNININs
= IE subscriber fas from the New York Auc-
rim Room. by fHc lf.f sfustl .ue fi.l1s.nr VIZ.
.l dresses Printed Lawns al -Cla dress
30 90 O. go
fn 30 81 at ius 60
90 d1 - 4fs2
PRINTED lawns from y1rer yard upwards
f.nTs Panied frfFafs
uaprrf ufnlsss. Table Cloths and Napkins
rtfa.fIrs -.lus fret cover cheap
IolIIff -Uks, emma GnzTius
f...- -'lw.s COS -cfff-, tare- Efrinrs
Muslin .-Iugs luI ina0rIuta
Poulns tf1.., Grapes Volts I4ces
IUiNfUII.rIt.s. a On. rffo.ffusnf
tsrbu.. tte1uet. -vifs suI rtriton Muslns
HOSIERY
Fl. ..tf E tc a1i brown Hose, sl sizes
800 dp work 10
uHtr'3 trfealc1 hrnTn srd mixed 80
.l NIfe anI rpof'i I5--
itI.N. iirscO every style. aui cheap
1.H.a iI, with Vaucty u OiI4r Goods, which Will
t.. cheap. JOHN WIGHT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
ma wqw wMGrANns. &C.

" IkGlNlA-At rules, held IA the CLERKS Once nj thr
superior Court OF ChanccTy, Tor the Ricl .ond Cir
cult. tie p day OF May, lSi-1he Merchants Bank OF
Baltimore, pri; against the President Directors AMI
Company of the Bank ~ tho United States Incorporated
by the General Assembly OF Pennsy vana Joseph Cow
pcrthwaii, 1hO-as Dunlap, Herman Cone, John Bacon,
Alexander Symugon, Thomas Robbins. james Robertson
RichaIdH Bayard, James ; Newbold, Thomas Taylor
and other defendants.
appearance and given security according the
Assembly aHd the Rules Of this Court, aud appearing
10y satisfactory evidence that they uhabants Of
this Commonwealth II is ordered said dcfo nians
do appear AZ the rules 10 be held the Monday IN
August next, andanswcr the original amende. bulls II
the paiut and that cory ~ this order be forthwith la.
serted IN some published IN the City 81 Rich
mond for two months succrssivey aud posted TIE front
door Of the Capitol In the said CITY
A T.A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

ON, and alter, the eah March, Passage Boats will
~ leave Richmond ate, 4. and Lynchburs at y 4 NJ
Mondays wcioesiays, and Fridays, aud arrive
Vile, both down aud M. ~ NJ Tuesdays. IhursiaYF
AMI saiutdNs, and into Richmond aud Lynehbutg, the
following night.
fasscngeso Charlottesville and stsuntcn viii dnd this
the comfortable and cheapest Iouic little loss
OF businosa-ii as by Rail Road.
Passengers leaving Richmond al q. y. NJ will reach
sec,Fyilc 10 dinner neat day. and Charlottesville by our
stages, at y M.
stanton passengers WILL by Stages, reach Brooks
vile atT NJ ami leave next morning at o'clock. and
rive In siaunion s 10 NJ connecting with the sage
Routes out of stanton.
The day Boats will leave Richmond aud Lynchburs
s NJ TUESDAYS Thurs,iays, aud saturdays aud
ia Richmond al Z. NJ, ami ynchbuIg al q, 4. NJ,
day.
The Cartcrsvile Stages, by Cumberland e. H. TO Farm-
vile, will leave Cartersvco the arrival of the day Boat
Richmond ani comiug dn~n, will connect with tho
night Boat at t. Y. NJ, hon lynchburS To Richmond.
E3- Fare I iynchhuEs, 50
Wl71 HONn. rpNpNp \ DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
COOKIES
CXnITp OF GARG APARIIIA

NOR the cure q Chronic Rheumatism, Syphiluc and
II Mercuru leases, estimate Eruptions OF tie skim
White SWellngs, scroiua, Kings Evil U,cerOus sores
Pains in the bones, General Debility, and all diseases
qIifinr the aid Of Alternative medicines.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
The dose Tor adult is table spoonsuls or times
= ua.. either alone with little wafer.
Children under wear Old may take small spoOnful
morning aud nights rom 10 3ycars Old two teaspoons
f1. In proportion 10 asd constitution ~ care;
child 81 that will take table spoonful AZ dose.
g. eases utnay be necessary 10 a McrcuTill
Yre fsrstiol with the syrup. TINS may bs conveniently
Iue by dspsing grain Of Corrosive subimate he
uses' possible quantity Of pure wafer. and adding 10
put ne syrup, shaking tncm well together before
D.ing Tor sale by
u4 10 T.. DOVE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE,


THE undersigned would suggest the czens Of Rich.
rond and vicinity, that Of the principal features
their establishment is determination 10 furnish the
latest stvie OF goods, made up in superior manner,
whilst hcir priccs are such will be found 10 cOnpoIt
with the lines Further induce offered in a
constantly changing assortment, effected by weekly
cen OF goods from the Estabs hment Zg broadway, n.
York. STARR d co.
orders for every description OF Clothing fulfilled at
etDrf malice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

ViKGlNiA-Ai Rui"s, held IN the Clerks Once I'd
=. the superior Court OF CAaneeTy for the Richmond
circuit. the "a ay Of May, lS2-The Mutual Asspranr
society against Fire on Budingsof the State Virginia.
PIN against WIN u Nhitlocke, Robert Whioek M
defending. ~
The Defendants above named, not having cncrc The
appearance and given security according the Act n A.
scmhy and The Rules o this Court; aud appear nr hy
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this
commonwealth u rs ordered that the sand defend MS do
appear nj tho rucsto hc held the FIRST Monday IA An.
gust next and answer the bill the plaintiffs ana thai
copy OF THIS order bc forthwith inserted In n wspa-
per pat hshcd IN the City Of Richmond. rlunihs
crssivey andposcd al the front door the Capitol
IN the said City.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
WOW WIN q SANDS. e {.
ILIKGlNIA-Al RnIes. hcIi ln Ind a. =. nlIc. .

NiKGlNIA-h Rules, held In tie ClcrSs onice , I
ttc Superior Court OF Chaucery. for th. Richmond
Circuit, The "a DAY of May, ls;2-Mara Temple, pht;
against Iohn " hitc aud another dcns.
The defendant above named. having entered lis an.
pcarancc' and given security according the of A..
semhy dnhtlie rules Of this Court, aud appearing bY
satisfactory eN'encc that hc b. not uahtani uf
Commonwealth II Is ordered, that the sat defendant 10
appear at the rules 20 bc held thu Monday in Au
gust next. and answer the bin of ihc Mill aud ti,t
copy of this order bc forthwith insert IN some ne va.
paper published la tho CRY OF Richmond v Two mont
succosa,ycly ani posted at the font door OF tho Cap
tol ia tie said City.
couy. Tcsfc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

In the Uuci Cour for tho EaSen District OF Nir
snia, 18Th April. 1872:
TNthc matter Of Binkrup'cy OF r BNRoN BARkER OF
The said Byron Barker. who has hccn icerceia Bank
by this court, having flied petition praying tor his
discharge: V ordered. that notice thereof be published
IN newspaper printed in the city Of Richnond. udays al
least before 81 day ol July next, when hearing Will be
had the said petition, the City Haiuthc city OF Reh
nond and all creditors who have proved their dc IS and
other persons In interest, appear at Tie said time and
place. and IL they have why the prayer Of
tho said petitioner should not be granted
ACcry-Tcsic, ~ -
pl6 wllw HENRY GIBSON, OK.