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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-21

thing tor posterity (?J His writings are a
part of the movement of the age in which
we live. They are formed to the present,
so far as he is concerned. They are pure
ly moral and spiritual, and relate to mans
immediate and eternal welfare. They con-
Germ the right and wrong of public opinion
existing nstitutions-common interest,"
and public and private actions. Such are
his writings. Have | not rightly said that
he did not live the common career of an
author. Again consider him as philan-
thropist. His philanthropy is not partial,
but thorough. His interest in man is uni
versal. He recognizes in him divine ma
lure. 10 bring that nature QUITO elevate
every man-to secure him intellectual and
moral education-ths is his great endeav-
or. Poverty is chiefly grievous in his eyes
on account of the degradation which it oc-
casionally produces. Ii the poor can be
taught and elevated into moral existence
and self respect, every thing else in their
lot is tolerabe. So with the slave. 1t is
not his stripes and chains-hs poor hut and
bare face, which excite his deepest COM
passion. But it is his deprivation of huma-
nifty; of the rights Of humanity ard of man
ly privileges. His philanthropy is towards
the souls and not the circumstances ofmen
tho worst feature of slavery is the moral
and spiritual damage it does its victims and
its perpetrators. In this view is he an adj
vocate of the freedom of the slave, and not
by force or money, but by intusing moral
feeling into those who hold them. In this
way two souls are emancipated-one from
bondage, and the other from moral torpor-
Who does not see the width Of this philan-
thropy? How genuine is it The philan-
thropy of this man is towards his race con.
sdcred as the children Of God; immortal
and spiritual beings. Man himself calls
forth his interest as man. Not only the
poor, and those in physical distress, but the
ignorant, the superstitous, and the unawa-
kened man, not fulfilling his destiny, or
degrading his nature, have claims on his re-
gard. Philanthropy usually means interest
only in the furlorn hope of society. But
there is broader philanthropy, which con-
siders every man oor.oppressed, and an OBJ
ject Of compassion and active love, who
knows not God-who loves not truth and
virtue, and lives sensual and unregener-
ate life-those were the subjects of that phi
lanthropy which filled the heart of CHAN
MING.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-21

nations, where they may have been the
slaves of the few, and humanity has been
crushed beneath the heel Of despotism, it
has been considered subject far above the
reach OF the masses, and to be studied olny
by the 4" well-born." But here in America
the sages who founded our republic be-
leved the people sufficiently intelligent,
with general diffusion of knowledge, to
comprehend its leading principles, and suf-
hclently honest TO carry them into effect.
Upon this hypothesis our government rests.
On this foundation our institutions must
stand or fall, and with them the hopes of
countless millions. Every man ought,
therefore, to become familiar TO q certain
extent with the great truths and solid prin.
ciples of political science. 1t is the high
est duty of the press to impart those truths
and inculcate those principles. Can this
be done by distorting facts, abusing indivi-
duals, appealing to bad passions, and in
dulging in ribaldry and invectivel No;
never--never. There must be a thorough
and radical reformin this respect; the stand
ard of political morality and taste must be
elevated; every party journal that will not
rise to the dignity Of its subject should be
discarded by the public; the people must
demand truth in all simplicity and beauty,
and spurn the vulgarity and ialsehood
which SO often disgrace the columns of our
party papers, ministering to a Initiated taste
and tacitly imputing all manner of vileness
and ignorance to the character of our coun-
trVmen.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-21
REPORT.

We publish so much of the Report of the Joint
Committee Of the Council and Honse of Represen.
tatives, relates to the question, whether there is
any valid objection to the Legislative Assembly's
holding its session at this time.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
Copy. Tes;c.

NIh'iNi t,-ht Cont he'll Tor Amelia county the 3
pccrmb"r ISL iiiass.f gan II. Iohnsnn and MARI
l. ms VIE formerly Malta T.. Cousins, pins; against Ei
'ue' ntiur, administrators, with the Will annexed oC
!'hn - tou1ns deceit AsA Mann, ami Martha ms " a..
Iohn o,veI' ani Eli.ahcf.I his wife, Robert Cousins
and John w Cousins 10y his guardian at Item. depts
10 ChGHrrrg. ~ VOC
ih' 'eicn ant. Robert Cousins, not having entered
appearance nnd given security according 10 tho Actor
acmly and the Rules oi this Count; and appearing .v
satisfactory evidence that he is uhaL.fant If TN,
I"uniTy ~ ordered that Dee appear here ON tie iour
Ihnfsiiy IN March next aid the Bill Of The Main
ins' and mat acopy Of this order be forthwith tt.r
~ some O., apcr printed ~ tie Guy OF Richmond or
Town OF PETERSBURG once week TOT tFo months
sycy, aud posted at tho door II the Cnnrtboms
this county. Cppy-Tsete
JaZS-W9W T. G. LEIGH &
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
.. p. lYATKINs q 40

~ Tho O!d Stand Of Samuel Tn,,,v
DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNits &
1870 i"ri MARCEL thc cutiro stock ~ ala puip.
WV commune To- tcep fiefuaelgo. rtfnuct ,rt ,n ,
iin,nt 100 every way suited io t'is frl,i. ot ,b Ci,o
vl,iy o Which they Invite the attention of tho n
H',un. shhi lnrucf ruafOutrrrn f M puf,.g
'rnlWr IN make fheir purs hasca esciuS,iv and n.
f,r, ~ gu, ,y arc prepared 10 rrll ON avout.l N
l'ilt Hill 10 Rvo ouch attention 90 Inc tnferc.
'' " VIII secure andm'rit public patronage.
az ,i.". NY eWr" 4" ckto '. y Wsftlne a GO mn
lHAt il'aarr iu recommending thrn, d, r, CO,
,w-oh'f', H'surci from actual kooUist-, N mo-,
''- thN au lfaotiWcnt Will always bo tert su'fcJ i
-. ~ w. SAMUEL PtrTNEY.
= ~ h-Pcgsoua having busncgs win en, can H. 7
nc u ny late stand ior the present WIN wv sF.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
fee w9w

Rules held la The CLERK Office the Circuit supr.
'lnr 'onu 81 Law aut thancory ot Chesterfield
county, On the b'h LAY ct November "a the year 1871
relsah Pliun aud James Jackson, partners under IT,.
uin OF f1rtin Jackson, pf against Charles Escuwrn
Co. 4 Hiram Harris, dets.-I ChGHcer on a Forsi-s
Attachment. - W. N''s''
rms Gay came The plaintiffs anil fled their hi and h.
uel'n'lthtN 'harcS Es"nwicn 4 Company not havin-
-''," .hri ap aTurcc aud given security according a.,
TIE act u assembly ami the rules Of This court ana A
leaF"g ~ e1usctoIy evidence that they are NOT nhaht
ilnis 81 THIS Commonwealth: u ordered TINT The =,
defendants do appear here the rst day Of March torn,
next aus answer thc t ot The PLAINTIFF and that conv
"i ihs ORDER hc iutt,Nuh Inserted some newspaper
published IN the iiy"i R,rhuioni two months
sNcy aui posted ai thc front door the CouItouec Of
his
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

NIKCISiA:-At Cic-uit superior Count q Law
and Chsnocry for The Couniy Of Ilongico aul the CIV
OF Nchuani "n the thauccry SIDE held the C.plfut
IN tie said city Thur sday January 20 ISil-Ri,ri
u. halc' fcyi'n Niseu ani Joseph J. " Cooke, par
Meade Pills asaiust Edward II u rstau, in l oun r
an 's admin ainr Il Daniel noiseau, deed f,t. l.
o"""'ion "f toe defendant Peter Roisscau ly c0u.
''on. 'tpe'fuf in 90" court; Il ~ "Idct...
tx huudscd and thrty.uur doiars aud s"ycniy fe,.,,
cents lent 10 lin 10y ic commissioners appointed ~ dc
'S # April our thnufand sh hundred ani ihI,,y seven
10 ~ Tie sun 81 i've thousand T.e huudt c ana ri,ty
eight huudr, lni thirty rcv,n az mo sufa ffuo nm
sand Two hundred and s-ycnytwn dollars aud sr.rnyr-
.'l ~ anu liiy H'N'" 81" d"i".uo ~ The Benz Il Nlt-
2nat TIE cred VI ls cause, sh tho future oil.
aus .," mas on quay a.cinc thereon Ictpcct-
iveiy uni deposited within nths from the frsf
o.' 'tlh'aIc a. hush deposit but as 70 D. adm,fr "A
by the counsel of the defendant Pstri T. Hoise "A taf
u sa' JOIN litIh l at iis ume, not Ia thia Common
Wea' Is uihet ordered 10y the court, that copy
his Order lr public he a week tunu.a
GtsNey va one OF Tie new papers printed 90 r ~
h'iin'u' anu uat me surciies 81 the said John HELD
bis bonds given TOT the repayment the sums Of fon,
aioI, said, with all interest HAT has may
ncpcisoalN t,tNcd VIII cops Of nus order within
days FROM itts date, aud the said Inhu He'll ami has s
tureucs .hA fail 0" deposit the pdnc1 money ard inc
res aioIcscd iu TIE sod Bank, herein btf tcrf IL
within two months from Tie htsf publication 81 tbs or l.
scnihe eouu doh tnnhor order that the sa.I commis
ttouctf, VIZ Holden Rhodes aud samuel Tny or who ara
hereby appointed muss for that purpose a.. ,ra
quIc The trustees 'utci by the deeds Of must Uherr
10y hc payment of Go, .um1 Of money sforcgad with inf.
rest az nilresaid is ned advertise and sctheIcI
estate thereby convey aud out of tho proceeds nT tr
thr amount of principal r,yaui rtcrertat1rr-. nd
icl"'i in the ftiu hiut aurrseI, which sales are I'll
rtcct fu be itfc tnr fo tile Crfcnf Of srfrtr.-
commissions lnd hc pain H and infcto 1T the said Irat
aud upon such credits ua the rrtuc az tho ctautors
respectively, tie saiil. suf Trust may rcnI,rs
u. H.Ia.I OF any "iheF u from ihem upon credit oi
one aud Two NC1ts equal .tamcufs. ti..t
purchase money o. fully pa n.
A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
LANCASTER, DENNY Il co.
Couwtqstou Mrncu.yrs


Oner ior sale, in Store on accommodating icrmr,
ZOO 100 do fit New Orleans do
m hiHd1 80 tr0ir and Porto Rico do
go h0yce ant hblf Sow York patent, md Philtld
pha double anil single loaf aud powdered and
crushed Sugars
Hi0 b1g1 RIO. OH lava and q Domingo Conco
I'm hhls anil uercra " MollH4cH
~ hbIg Sew Orleans dp
D100n ihs Bacon pant prime, hiir7
10 pr,a lCornac brandy. pan impoItet via
Nv laI llcH Charleston
go boxes mould Candies
100 Do H0ap
~ Jacks Isngucdoc Almonds
tOi htffH Naifins
q iafH MoNirfn Mos
casks winter strained lamp OH
win alarao aud complete afs'rtu0i ~ Hprng lh Cot
ton Yarns, 10 well known i1r ihcif quality.
ALSO,
Old tondon Particular. scfdal and other Malcip WInea
of innotiauon Champagne and Cerci and 1iock
WncA
And have ahoat, daily expected,
f70hhis Atskapaa an1 Now Orisau. Sugars
80 bills DO dn Molssacs
r. vs. Nv
FLoUR-ramly iad Eslp supeiine rlonr. fol ssl.
Il elQ RMBVRfoN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

NIReINIA-AI mo IaEsn b. I6e CIeIEs ale- n l7.

UlRGlNlA-At rules taken in tho CLERKS onice OF Tue
" circuit superior Court OF law and Chancery uf
trlncc Eiwari county, tc 3idaY OF January. lsl2.Na
uanel Nenahlc, admir- OF Charles Wood on plariiT
against Nathaniel Price, Cha's Price Manila Franc
fee isaac IL Dennis, aud Mary his wife, Defendants
The defendants, Naihl Price Cha's VI Price Isaac "A
Dennis AMI Mary his wife, not having entered LeiI ap
ianc" and given security according OF the
neral Assembly aud the Rules Of thus Court and appear
ng that they are not inhabitants OF this state on the mo-
Won o w" pltntu, 0Y hia counsel entered Rurr
oTeaid aud accordingly ordered that the said .ci,n
dants Nathaniel Price. Charles Price. Isaac ben
uie ana MARY hts wife 10 appear al Rules 10 be- TN
uc CLERKS oii-c OF sad Count, the Monday In
Apr ncA aud answer tho plaintiffs hill amt that copy
al thsoriet Toe forthwith Inherited Ia the public
newspapers printed In the city of Richmond months
sucecsvcy nnd also posted a. te mont DIOR Court.
house OF this county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
w PuHI.IC NTION-.

~ iiN''N Is N-eiahIss. t,.I-.l luI " .-sfI.nacu.
w Fey ty CLfatolle. S,ua. r.. .e--5r VIII .
hsr-'e "a.po.es Letter. NeW Ellon Of Wsllale's
fGou 90. original Msuusc r,pta
Inc fyins bali' OF Free GI-ee d played, By : "
krumCiarE'rt ID II
"s90moI's s-rmans'"-tz-iss Sermons d.I-erei,o
De NeS Temple of TIC Isrtctes % HAMBURG, b. III
Mara Gad5rIt ~
Amr5i-ln 40 gufs- aui researches info me in and
lisi.fy o' me Res Race, hy Alexander W. Bedford
lH, 1cni- oi % Whaling voyage by Francis Allyn DIN
Gems Of insn Ecquouce. WfsoI Aas,.l.,. ty lane.
Iub7u
Just published anI fir sale o.,
de- SMITH. ugrNRFP NORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

u HECMArISM AND GOUT.-The Indian ".
IL geiablc Pills most rIIary me t-iue for
ne cure 81 Rheumatism aud Gcu because they not only
ceasc hc sou2ch aud bowels 81 those morbid huucTs
which u taken iuto The Circulation ami thrown uuou ne
membrane and muscle are the cause of the above painful
naies o. they excite tie absorbent 10 take M
that which Is already therefore, are absolutely
certain o. EIaSe perfect cure Of Rheumatism an lou;
single = cent ooK Of sad lndian Vegetable Piis vi
oHrn give the 'st Astonishing relief ant perseverance
according 20 directions, will be certain 20 drive main OF
every description frlnthc body.
Tie !nFll vegetable Pills as' sd and improve !i-cs.
'n ans pllliy TIE blood. and therefore give health aa.
Ng n o. hc whole irlle wei as duye ral OF V,ry M
scTiptol froL.tac bctv
flesh supply Of Tic above Pills Jus received An f,r
ale N - Sr,,.rs - 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

NlhGlNiA 81 Rules hCidiU the tfrfk office ut De-
Circuit superior Count on nv aud Chancery, Tor flc
conny ot licnrco arl oy " Richmond on the Chaucrrv
side, the 1tli day of February, l-iER Richard ArdcfeIG
gf against fncuc Bir, john Minor Hair and Arciarua
Blar ihc widow aud children of Archibald Dat dco'd
aud Other d-ia.
The defendant, above u1med not having erierodthct az
penrauce and given e-cutiy according the Act o A.
ssmhly and tic Rules OF is Court aud appearing. by
satisfactory cticncc, tnu Hey inhabitants o fhiF
Commonwealth. " Oh ordered 1li ihc rnid defendants
do appear atho Wulcso Doc hold onhc rt Monday Ny
neat nnd answer Che i Of tc plaintiff aud that copy %
ihs order h' 'iihwi inserted ~ aomc newspaper pub
hehcd u Tie city of Richmond, two months rurcet
Hvely and ostcd atfhc door the CAPITOL In hc aid
city. 4 cory. Trgtr.
4 g-dwgw WV q sANps ON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
a GARREIT,CC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. orrI,r ,

tHAntorEEaNitLE, January 9th. l-44
Tie Gre tOrs o the estate ul Jesse Ioplug. dee arc
hereby NOT hc Tint on Tuesday the ~ March 1872 ~
my once in the Town Of Charlottesville shall proc. 90 o
execute thai part Of the foregoing decree, which requires
me e. make ana report o. the C"ui.a rftsment ebs
against the estate OF the saii Jesse Iopng, decd. Ant
n pursuance uf said Decree o sti eTo0rs az. her,
warn,d come ia aud prove their ciaus aud thar
toy 30 So on OF bei9re the said 10Th March, 1872 the
the Court will hereafter decree IN bar thereof
IA l0-wqw T.. X. WATSON. NJ 4.
TIiNtsNIA -Atf Circuit superior Court of Law and
\ Chinccry Tor the County Of Reurico lnt CITY OF n
monl on The C1nccry side hold 90 the Cap to in the
-1ld City, on FRIDAY, April 2nt i-il Henry Clarke ahd
WIN. J. Clarke cXcre nf John Clrke. dec ufft ar,insf
l'hn Subba, admir- of John subbs dec tie anne .hn
r-ubhs Boo hi own ri-hf, George Uus.us Catherine
his wife, William Wyatt 1ni Lou.sl & h1 vile, Her.
bert siuhbs William Holmes, Randolph Siuhbs j., and
John Es la'c scrff Of the county Ut Henrico ami aa
such adm Of Francis Nelson dccd free mao OF
color, dcrs.
This cause is day fo bc again heard on the pa
pcrr i'fmcry read aui thr report ~ Shore
na T. pursuant o. the order of the f lay OF November
-' Twas argued by counsel un confederation where
Of the court doth rccommt the sad report o the COMMITS
soncr who made H. With insuuctnrs 10 ascertain and
puu e value ~ The rcl estate dslr,udci devised, o.
lhe dool,hnia John -tntr George 'sEle aud ,hern
Dos wifr, William GWsai lud Louisa La wife. aud Hrrb.u
Fiuhh, u1 heirs or ,gr'cs of John rubhs. decreased
Will Any matters apccay stated deemed pertinent by
hmsgil or which may o.. IIfci bY hC psItrsto be- go
dated Acopy TCre,
WM g. SANDS Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

NJIRGINIA-IE CHA sCfRY-sl Rnlr.. bc.i In d,

NlNGiNiA IN CHA sttRN-ft Ru'cr, he'd in % .
tlcrk's once &C f"c IIcmt Superior Court of al.
eut 'ianccfy, for lonst County Monday. oct ffh l-.
i1ncH Nchi. a'rr of t.i. Ssuddre. decd pl. uttn.
,2,uH job" f"nfrHi,r. 10 Dc John Mcc.o end Tnomls
'cnn'ot LAecui"rsoi N'y Vulrlea, Dec a. dcfs.
Tho defend uf, John l0IudcKfcT, having entered %
'Pneafan.e' and given security according law, i'ic
rule ~ tha Court, a.d appearing hy Hafis1cfnty .gi.
-enrc That Dee D. not iuhabinf ~ tits : ale. On aiu
Of the rniN 10y h counsel " b. ordered that the
DEFENDANT John foldgN'r 30 appear before the b. lc,t
fhc said court, 90 thc Coluh6usc, ON IN fret ft.
NJ The next t'iiu of ilc said count anil .w,r ii.r
phin'U'a hil aUd tl'; copy nf ibis order hr i1ffl,.
RED ih souc newspaper published INC cy Rich
ond, for two months gurccfHiycly, aud posted NJ fr
font door "i iH" Coguloufe Of This county soins
court Day copy. Tcatc,
e. VIA mn 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
PAPER! PAPEKiI

TDD kEAMs Gao Paper, l.cI- s. sal .
INIO III So 30 90, tUa2 :
20 Do su?eTdle cap pager r-i ana plain, 5l2 7a3 ~
10 50 Do Letter 30 DO O., 2oaa59
Ion 3D. ErtT so % 80 Fo 1.,a3 - ana
q" RECEIVING from the Funsun Paper MI. srd IT
sale ls Ir1-4| STEER A son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

4 TREATISE ol .lc Tleoiy and Pfae!ee 5r Isti,-74e
y 1lrieai1s alipied Joe Norh Ameica, with s,.ey. 10
mpI1y Mcn 90 ccEulry residence. COMPRISING ff.rt.
cal Noes aui general pfnr e u the ar directions for
aging oui Grounds -ni arranging P4naalus the eserp-
ion -li cultivation % Aa.iy Trees Decorative Accom-
raulucnf7 go TO House anI GrJauds. the formation %
.ec-- OF Aultcia Na'eF. Flower lens ,fc VIII r..
MARKS 90 Rural Architecture Iu-rsf-i o. en-ravtLss
ty 4. J. Downing, one volume octave. ReleIye1hy
le SMITH. BRISkER 4 NORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
VIRGINIA
CT THIN TORE,

4
CLOT THING TORE,
.Ntarlg opposite the Bell TaruN.
rIlE sub.eube'- re-psetSly asoiu their frenda and
the Pntiie, that ihsy have hand aud intend
FAsnioSAILE cLoTmINS. '''''
Of The est materials ani ~0rkmanspi consisting part
Blue, baoh srcea .her shades Of Dress aud FrOek
Bsavcr aud P,oi Cio,h rroek Coats
uver'Nais, ~ beaver, Tot cloth. 81 feI colours
tannsu Coats ani Panlalocns, assorted
mnc ola,k aud hney Cashmere ranialoOns
h,ack sui figured Siik Velvet Vests
Satin amt Ilomha1.ne 40
Plain and figured silk ~
Cashmere AMI Meiino da
.rnilemen's Cisth ani Caraet C1oaks
l J.. 5 wool and Merino SHIRTS ami Dpwor.
Flannel and Cotton M 10
lItsh hnen shiits
Pain and plated muslin no
remnant . celebrated stock
suTaodeTs HdSfs, CIsvafs, Collars, shams, sc.
NLG"o CLOTHING. a.. Sc.
accommodating terms aueles OF tue description
'11 sS raTSnsssd N any OF TIC NoTihern e.iies
,'Sv to give them cali ~ they are determined 10 sell al
ooa HOOPER GRAFT
RICH AND PURE GOODS"
SELLING AT UNPRECEDENTED Low PRICES.
S"Ms contemplated change in the business Of the sub
81 The veriois and well assorted stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
now on hand such prices Tor cash, punetual
TONER'S the usual credit will compare fvcrably with
any hing Ia Market, ai insure their sale. He invites
The stock consists OF the very best styles Of silks.
Nousaineas Linens, ndrv, the limits aVrI
l.n THOMAS r. PRICE.
pAUON-iO hhds PInnc ONO vleon, ~ sides; and a
- lew hhds Shouders-tor sal" very low
"a H-diw RTRiPIErr a SON.
OLp wHisKEN-.I,O Dol, Oh Rye whisscy,
~ -Leiglers' AMI oiher erands-ior sale.
isl-,ilw rHIPLErr L SON.
ItNsN CANBNtC nNNDN EiSCHiEEs.
llEMSrlrtHkp lincn CAmsTic hdSis.
II DO Lawn ~
Eems,i,eheJ Isyc-e ~
Elubio 1crct liacn tambtc ~
Taps Borircs, fct L'ii-s
~ ~ iorseu,emeG
Hemsstchei $50 ior ~
Priutcr eoIcercd %, .;l variety Linen Lawn
JOHN wRiGHrs
la9 Main Sttcet
EEUCHlEFs.
SDD MISSES i4neu C@1.hne Htkf., at ~ cents
sS ds % do DO a a.ad IS, a,ei
lea UsnsStc he IIaeu usis from 81 4.6d s. 7ssi ami
hacr ALSO.
liusn CumbTics C, 7scd, %. lSs and hilhrr
Bargains m Linen Iowe linEs At l't cruts ani finer
lrish L.usns Al lshd p, - T. D. aud fnsr
linen sheetingS at reduce 81 prices
a. ~ which will be sold, retail WholcF1r. cheap,
fuI ca n Il " "a JENKINS.
"a 10
w ~ Of tae a5sve, OF superior qualify, received 10y
X. Il pUvAI.
No Corner eeloN the Banks.
CAmPHINE, 6r sale by
&C 70 First door above the Ron Tavern
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y INNS -lTeTfIf LLlIIfrl ~I-lT
5rpkv ami - bti. 1eli Slg.r lust received aud C.i
"A by
dec 10 WORKMAN, HeGRUDE2 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
f. o. Wv Acory-T''''' n raRAvrs d C..

tIRGtNIA-A ruic- hold boz the CLERKS once NJ tho
Circuit Superior Court ~ law and Clanrcfy. for
pnRatsu County, rom tc 3 tp thr % day of January.
bon Che vrrr 1850 WIN ftskine. plff against John N
usv and Samuel 70 Drake. irfrudaufH. fu Chnrrrry
Thedefcndsnf John ~ Day not having entered hs au-
prarsrcc aud given security according 10 fr act
sonbly and the Rules ~ this Court, ani appearing by
satisfactory evidence That ne 7 NOT iuhabianf of ts
Commonwealth: on the mDtiou az the plaintiff hy hif
COUNSEL u BE- ordered, tsf The rad John " bay go
hc0reihc judge ~ thc Circuit Superior Court Of law and
ghanccry for Powhnfln County the Courthouse cre.
oC on me fret day 0i thc next May Term at the ruiI
tc h oi tho plsini ~ and give security
lr performing such decree aH fr Court make hfrfn.
and that copy 0l us order boz forthwith Inserted n some
newspaper published boz the cry of Richmond, aud con.
Iuucl months fucresFvcy and that another copy
be- posted NJ tho front door ~ Tho Courthouse of fiis
county. AtOpy. ICtc.
90 w9w - GRAVES y e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

y USSIA GUILLs-IC00Oo Russia Quilts. inst To-
~ ceiyi pIms arcie. SUITABLE f0r Counting House,
Schools &c Iar sale Wholesale ali fefa NJ red, 8
pncc. INiOE~ & BROTHER.
Fgs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

DIAtK TEAr, superior Qualiy iu rtuffI
ID GVNPOWpEN TEA ,ine anil crfs fn.
LOAF SUGARS, at iowoat prices
BACON MuDltNGs. hoo prime order
ALMONDS. iVit1 Slff Shell
IONUUN PORTER. quarfa
MADEIRA WINE, BOO cirbf ca-te fo. -.,.t
IN btNhNPpHT 8 AIIEv.
~ wv 'ufurf zoo ~ " odIrfi. .f,,.f-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

NINHINIA'-In PUWhal1n I0UnIY IUuTf, FoD 1II,
l.lA-Wu A Utakins. plfl, against Ilir ~ Day and
MiuiaF. his wife, formerly Martha Iaskins, dcts-Ip
thIHferv.
This lay the plaintiff by hia counsel anil filed his
h against Tie defendants praying i1T division 81 tract
of Land n ir county, aui tho dcirlu NOT having enter
20 er appearance according 10 the act NJ Assembly aud
hc Rules ~ hi Count, AMI appealing fo the satisfaction
OF ihc Court, tlli They arc not Inhabitants 81 this Com
Wonw lt On he motion II the plaintiff " sorercd that
u OF said defendants toappoat here on the o. Monday Boo
May ncHt OcinR Court dly) aud answer tic bill of the
pninH and That copy uf tH order hc forthwith insert.
81 900 sonc newspaper publ she'd boz thc CITY N Richmond
aud continued fnr months efgcly, and that
of this county.