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c9e sFOR THE CAMP MEET

p E9 AFOR THE CAMP MEET
$50 ING, IN THE RAMAPO VALLEY,
by the Steamboat ARROW and New-York and Erie Rail-
road Passengers the of Duane every AZ.
o'clock, and arrive Ut the Camp Ground at
o'clock, p. NJ.
Returning. leave holEpas O'Clock in The morning,
and arrive in the city AT hapa ii e'closk; A. NJ
Fare for the week, commencing Monday, August I'd
only Fifty Cents each way.
The ARROW will touch ior passengers only a, Ham
noud street going ard returning au2B Sis
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MEMS washington Tenn

U Orlando Fish will introduce his Fall Style Of
Hats for genlemens wear, 81 Thursday. September ls
- :, -, anl5 SIX
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NJ Ecary 81 Go. will introduce the fan styles for
Genemcn's Hat, Saturday, September 3d. aulo istt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

II Five Hundred different designs Necklaces
Bracelets Watch Guards EARRINGS Bresst-Pins, Flow
els Rings, Wigs, Scalps, &c. Ladies gentlemen hav
ing hair OF living deceased friend, get ttormed by
BARRY into design ;he mind can conceive, in such
form will be Keepsake invaluable. A. G. b., the only
Artist in Hair in this Country, LAG Broadway, corner OF
Liberty street, up stairs. aulo Inns
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u Spencer's Emita:ioi NloIeskin E1ar.-
This popular article commended the public pecu.
arly desirable at the present time for its economy Fo,
elegance and durability, completes successfully with tbs
most costly Hats worn. Price 50 25. SPENCER,
ale If Fashionable Halter No. 245 Broadway.
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Read! Read {! Read!!!
I-om n, Edor, nj the N.p York Methodist Christian Id

From
voeate and Journal, Dig. TO-
rFSEAss' Belle BIoGRAPHY.-rhis is most beautiful
work, paper prntiug entertainments, and ond
sf PAGES of letter press illustrated with of the most
spirited ensravines have sefn for long time iht
frontspirce by Losing represents Doddridges neither
reaching him Scripture history by DITCH tiles This is az
exquisite picture, and which the may rest Will
more than ordinary delight. We had time 10 read
the work but from the given Of il by rome of the
mos, respectable journals we Judge il will De well re-
ceived by TIE religious public Price, 800 SOLD al NO
l22 Nassau street, New York. aulo lmiS'
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM, Broadway,

IN opposite ST. Pau's Church.
WONDER OF CREATiON For week more,
In consequence of the immense crowds Of Ladies' and Gem
emen which have visited the Museum during the last week.
and being that thousands Of have been
BILE the MERMAID who DESTROYS OF doing the
Manager has, immense expense made arrangements
with the proprietor exhibit The Museum, for week
more, the greatest curiosity in tho world. the
REAL MERN4ID.
No extra charge tor admission 10 the Museum.
In accommodate the immense number OF visitors
which daily attend here there WILL this week. he splendid
Day PERFORMANCE EVERY AFTERooN, commencing al four
oclockte performances in the day being precisely the
same those in The evening
Positively the last week of wINCHELL, the Comic Drol-
erist, who will appear eight characteristics rAYL OR,
the popular from the Park Thealre-LA PETITE
CELESTE. ALBINOLADY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Fancy Glass Blowing, and 100000 Curiosies.
Ambulance 10 the whole Is cents Chidres kaf price.
auS2
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:. I:s--s aCAMP MEETING at Sing

= r. SCAMP MEETING at Sing
-. Sorg--Fare S7l Cents The steamboat
COLUMBUS. Captain z. stone tor the accommodation s,
III. Public during the Camp Meeting be holden at Sing
Sing. will leave ioows viz On Monday ht
uir OF Deunry Fast River, from 10 bali past
o'clock. a. NJ, and leave from the foot Of chambeTssree
every morning, FRIDAY excepied) as O'Clock a. Nj.
Returning leave Peekski q and Sing Sing at A! o.
clack, P. NJ.
On Friday the Boat will remain at Sing Sing mill the
breaking up of the meeting, landing the loot Of Ham,
n,ond street and her usual landings each way
Fare from New-iork TO Sing Sing only 37t censs
Peeksk and Intermediate landings, only changing ,he
hour OF leaving NcwYork A NJ. and Pcekskill at r
NJ unit, close et Camp Meeting, when she will resume her
crstomary hours au25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

~ TIE GREAT NATIONAL ANNUAL. FAIR of the Amcri.
can Institute will open Nblos Garden October 10TH 1912
The It'll and 9th receiving days. Notices from Exhi.
hitors already Indicate an immense display.
II THE REAL MERMAID and hosts of other novelties al
the American Museum besides splendid day performances
at 4 oclocl-al for 25 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

GOAL! COAL!-S4 so Nut size, S5
" Stove S. % Broken and Egg. Best quality Peach
Orchard Coal had the above low prices doubly
screened and delivered from the yard, 63 Greenwicst,
near Leroy-st
~ B-Coal is be had from the boats at 25 cents per
ur Jess An Coal sold by the weighed by
Civ Weieher AUS pvt PETER CLINTON.
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" Remember the Kern oval OF the Renl
Cam Oi,, Spirits and lmproved Burner, TO La
Fayss Hall 5 Broadway, opposite Nlblo's, al prices
duced nearly 80 per cent u W. McShEOf, u
au Is I'm W
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Bv Cotton K Co
DUBLIC ILLUSTRATORS SALE

Il -Wl De sold. by order OF Inc Public Admin straOr
Saturday, August h halt past To- valuable lot
Vcneering Mahogany Blocks and Slabs and of Pine
Lumber Planks, Boards. &c the effects cabinet
maker Observation-Disclosures p, 1912. au26 Sl$
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DOMEROY & CO.'S NEW-YoRk..
ALBANY Tpoy pIJFFALo CHICAGO AND
Canada Package Express leaves daily Ne W.
for the above and Intermediate places. oH'e w. az"
NIB Mark Packages by Poa,eroy s Co.'S E1pr
aal3 iuis
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6IATCHEs AND JEWELRY wa

NV AICEEo 49, .I. w 1917 -, .a'.1i vet
gold and Silver lever ancor escapement epne and verge
Watches Diamond Riags Pins Gold Pencils, Keys, &c az
retail lower than any ether place ~ the CITY, Gold
Wfch.s ss low as 40 dollars each. Watches aad Jew.
elry exchanged or bought
Al watches warranted 70 kssp good time or the money
returned v; Y. ALLEN
Importer OF Watches andJeweiy, Wholesale and retail so
Wall erect STARK dS2 ISL
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VNFALLIBLE Ne Cure, no Pay! Fly
killing Paper kiIsfies Instantly and sells for Sets sheet
Fly Poison kills flies and cockrosches-
Bedbug Poison kill them after application.
Ant Poison kills the red black and white ants
Travellers Comic keeping from your BODY, heass nos-
Ghiioes in bed, or sporting and fishing.
CaterpilIars and Butterflies destroyed by the Compound
Chemical Whale Oil Soap.
Flea Poison on and dogs cattle and chickens.
Pei.oa for flies horses and prevent TIER attack for
he whole season.
All the above W : ran,ed and sold cheap by
Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
No. walls,reet, near Broadway,
Manufacturer sf Copaivi Capsules OF the best quality,
and with Spanish and French drecon Lunar caussie.
Chlcrse Soda Spirits of Nitre Ammonia, Ether, Da-
euerrecty De Chemicals Diamond Cement deals IN Lsech
Piaina Dentists Gold and Mineral Teeth gennn Har
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

BOSTON MISCELLANY - GRA-
ID HAMS MAGAZINE AND LADf'S BOOK for
September and all the popular Magazines OF the day, oi
sale wholesale and retail. by
BRADBURY, SODEN CO., l27 Nassau-st
ar25 # New-York, ard 10 Schoo.st, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

MUSIC-AIr. Charles Reps respectfully
" informs the ladies gentismen of Ne" York and
vicinity that ne continues 10 give instructions upon The
Piano Forte Guitar, Flute and Vioin at his residence No
II Broadway or preferred at the residences OF his pupils
O,I.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

DRANDRETH'S PILLS.-The follow
- ing is extracted from unpublished Report o!
the Philadelphia Agent foc 1912:
NERV Gus WEAKNESS CURED.
G.ttysLurph Pa, Nov 4th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

MUSICAL CABINET.-The subscri-
YE bcrs a few copies of the above work neatly
bound which they win sell the low price of THREE
DOLLARS per COPY. The Cabinet contan ms IA pages o.
Music adapted TO the Organ ami Pano, both sacred and
secular consisting OF Songs Gcas Duets Tros &c aud
large amount OF Musical Literature. The work is also
embellished with beautiful portal, OF handel.
BRADBURY, SODEN 4 CO.
No l27 Nassau street, New-YcTk,
au2O Otis and 10 School-street, Boston.
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DY ALBA KIMBALL-Office No. AZ

W(
D Willam.street near Wall
A. K. having made arrangements for the transaction OF
general Auction and Commission business, socx the pat
rnnage OF his friends and the public
He will give his attention to the sale of Real Estate,
Stocks Bonds aud other securities Furniture and Outdoor
Sales generally.
II believed that the selling of Stocks by auction
regular business has been attempted in this city. In
Boston and other cities of the cks posed Of
public sale This mode OF tanacns business presents adj
Yannges the present AT auction sales the
la stocks always he and Judge for them
selves whether the sales fairly conduated not priv
lege of " hich they deprived
The seller will have commission than the
regular brokerage and The purchaser will by attending
the sale the amount of a brokerage
The kinds OF stock offered in this market that
quoted the books OF tie brokers' and therefore
unstable, will by the adoption OF this plan
enable holder present them tnvoaby before the pub
lie through the advertisement of the auctoHeer aul0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

Price SIS year. Single copies6 cents. AUS IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

SAVANNAH mug. 10
CoTToN.-0ne bale OF new cotton of full, fair duality
sold yesterday at 81 cents The sales Of the week
amount 10 40 bales at TO c. cents Rice in ibis vicinity
large In This State about 10000 bushels nve been shipped
within the last two weeks the North The market con.
times firm sales OF The week 2o1 erces at q TO 81 cents
per 100 lbs IIaySaes at go 10 1l2Ic per lc) lbs Bag
gng-The demand is moderate Inverness 10 to 49, Dun.
dee heavy hemp II 10 zO light az II: India II to 20
Exchange-One -four city banks ischccking Yor
al per cent premium and at per premium FOR
its own bills
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NEW LAW WORK-This dayis pub-
Y lished oil lnf PR Z CEQENT QE- Wills dra

conormaby the Revised Statutes of the State OF New
York. relation TO uses trusts and powers, comprising de
and bequess necessary be used for the disposition
Of real and personal property in this state with anaoca
references the sections of those and 10
importance the subject decided in The Supreme Cnnr
and Court comprising the hu
" executors. administrators and guardians nerspersed
with ohe leading English reports upon the suec,
of tcSamentarY dispositions. an26 81
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ASTROLOGY AND ASTROLOGE Frs.
SCENES IN LONDON From Blackwood
MUSIC The Evening Gun,' by john Paddon.
PRINCIPAL EDITORIAL ARTlCLES-'OurW Weekly
Gossip Foreign Ncws-I.tcragy Gladatorals-Ttose
uers-Announcemsat-New of the notwithstanding,
&C. &C. WILSON s. COMPANY, Publishers,
Office l62 Nassau-street.
,>;or
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BRIsToL's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS who wish
obtain the article will be careful TO call for Brsos
Sasaparla and that the ,critten slgnalare of D. D.
Bristol isacrosS the cork Of The bottle The reputation OF
this medicine is established from the wonderful
has performed and is daily performing, all OF which
subsantated and the documents he by calling
the store of Nh. BURGER No. so CourllandtstrecI,
Mihau's 135 Broadway. Horace Greeley Esq, Edi-
tor Of this paper, will be pleased 10 satisfy any who
may call on him OF the happy effect this medicine produced
in family OF bis acquaintance.
Sold at whole sale and retail by WIN BURGER No 80
Courllahdtsreet, and Milhaus Pharmacy 1873 Broad
way also by reputable Druggists and Agents throughout
the country. au2i In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08
IRON WORKS FOR RENT AND SLAVES AND OTHER
PROPERTY FOR SALE

IRON WORKS FOR RENT AND SLAVES AND OTHER
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Rockbdgc Circnt Superior Law and Chancery,
n September 24h, l54e:
John Alexander, Plaintiff
against
g. s. Baxter administrator Of John Irvine deceased John Jor
dan, Edwin Jordan, Ira +. Jordan, and Others Defendants
Pursuant TO decree in this the 2 day
Of September last shall proceed the 18th Of December
NJ Lucy Selma Furnace In Allegheny county, Virginia.
January that extensive Iron Establishment in said county,
known the Works Of Jodans Irvine consisting Of Forge
and Furnace with every thing attached thereto for the convent
and successful operation Of the works The real property
consists of about so 900 of land containing
Bile supply Of ore, wood and water.
Al the time and place, will be od all the personal
attached to the Furnace comprising thing
FOR its operation Also - Men Slaves, who all familiar with
the operations OF the Furnace and Forge and several Of whom
valuable Hammermen and Rrfncrs.
Upon completing the sales al the Furnace, will proceed I'm
medacy Clifton Forge, Jacksdns river, about five miles
distant from the Furnace sell all the property
consisting Of horse and mule teams and thing necessary
for the operation of the Forge.
The above property belongs the late firm Of Joans IT.
vine and rented and sold for the purpose Of winding the
business Of the concern.
Tfrms-Honds good security will lie required the
renter Of the real From the purchasers Of the
property cash will be required for all under $40; r all
chasrs Of $40 and upwards bonds with approved security will be
required.
Persons wishing further information obtain by addressing
me, at Lexington, Virginia
Lexington, Va, Oct. 18Th, 1912.
The above renting and sale Is with the of the surviving
Partners Of Jordan Irvine. TO wishing 10 examine
the property will he shown time before the day
by Ira F. Jordan the Furnace and James Jordan at the Forge
JOHN JORDAN,
On behalf Of himself and the Surviving Partners.
Oct. IL 47-wids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

e,cb ;nbsb;t,n has in hs house, part Of his house,
hold furniture book on law and Government to ena'
bic him to understand his rights, musket by winch 70
ae,enG ,Gose Wha, can hurt such country Is ii
any wonder we have not succeeded:
Il was one Of the clearest, nest lucid and aoie
s,eeches we ever heard, and for above an honr and
half Mr. Anterior held his audience in GREATNESS a,ten
ton We regret that We cannot present iuii repo,.
seo,ching in sarcasm aud scathing in irony, it could
MT be Surpassed The closing portion was powerfully
ELOQUENT. Astounding in just and correct sentiments,
bs views were enforced with that bodness force OF ar
grment. franknes., and honorable bearing wn'cn oe
go Tho man and his station, rs one Of the proud
nia,is es Of the minded and undeterred De-
,ooctscy of New Hampshire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

a. LATE RIVER ACADEMY.-Thc tenth ANIMAL Session Of
y ten months will the 9th January lSt3 This In
stution will continue under the direction "i MIR Lewis Turner
NJ A. Principal who will adopt, may be expeden
the Of instruction which he received in the Schools OF An
Moral Philosophy and Chemistry, OF the University OF Virginia
Mr. r will be assisted by Mr.. Wyatt NJ Elliott graduate of the
Virginia Military Institute
7-ms-For English, S25; for the higher studies SIS
W The undersigned recommend with confidence this Acaie
the public that fall please being situated
four miles West of Buckingham Court house, healthy
moral and intelligent people, and having all the IA
cies FOR mparting thorough and comprehensive education
Board tneudns washing lodging and lights be had with
either Of Is for SIS WIN. p. MOSELEY,
TIL. ~ BOSDURAST,
CIR. MOSELEY.
Nov. 5l-wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

Av yoTJcEWe have united The Practice Law, and
L. viii regularly attend Csrts of Bedford Campbell Am
c and Neson the Superior Court OF Buckingham anu Tue
,s held in IynclburE business, COLLECTIONS other
kinds will br promptly attended to.
Address, l. j. 4. Garland Lynehburs Va
J. GARLAND, formerly of Nielsen
JNO. L. GARLAND.
SrJ Garland will continue 10 attend The Court Of Appeals
anu 'me =, : euei' si-2m
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POETRY.
..sr,. .s1 Gsa.,ss rSsUsc."
fsrca tis .;ie rogOl,tda .NSga:i5eJ
IRISH soNG.-A HEALTH TO SWEET ERIN

fFrcna tis Metropolitan -NSga:faeJ
IRISH soNG.-A HEALTH TO SWEET ERIN.
CRAWFORD.
Here's health sweet Elm
When roam ny a'ar
She shines IN her beauty,
,iv sous guiding star:
o MS lorg the green hills
OF Cayen saw.
i.rin savournetn.
Efim savpgIneen.
Sian laaht 90 5aeh'
Here's health To old Friendships
And times full o; joy!
To the hcn,e and The hearth
or ms wien boy
Mid tn wreck "a; my hope',
Nature stIii kceps her law;
aiai'aiIt sasoufneen!
Ma.'a;r sdvgurneeE,
Sian lartI bagh.
O! the lard of the shamrock
And harp has spell,
For tbs lone heart OF nl'ne,
That no language can tell;
Though us long since the green hi!s
or C2ven saw!
Erin savou:aeen.
Erin sayuurnren.
Sian lagh 90 bra2h
a,,aa,r means mother, ancen. I.ish or ibetao-Cs
ne - seIsaeg.
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}. NJ. Hoyt Il Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,
Uadsr the Exchange Hct.l, RieAnond, Virginia.

1T is with pleasure have daily TO acknowledge the receipt OF
order, from Inany Of old iirusi and happy
hey ale richly paid their eniittancrs We have within few
days sold prizes 10 old patrons who have not n~"red MS
C.rrr.Ls the Schemes noS on hand, which are
richest Capitals, and the best we nave osrci i long Time
Though we have not received orders from all al old Patrons
hope the splendid Scheme for the i OF Deeemscr
SIS UCO 50 of ST 600, &C., Please address
d. ~ HOir & co. Richmond, Va.
Nor o., 5--wtl7D
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T. II L'sEnAi.b, Y. '.
Nov. III .i-wSS


IN Hanover County CcuI,, Uiy
L ber a5 1872
Jordan Harris in his right and administrator F
Cross, deceased and Margaret his wife, who Malparc
Cross, PiaHiiF.
against
Nancy Cross widow Of said Finch Cross Walter T. Gm;r
and Betsy Ann wife, who etsy Ann Cross Shelton
Cross Henry Gustavus Eddee, Ann Maria Snsannah Tsor
Finch and Joseph Fleming Cross, the ss last uf whom
under the age of tweify years. Defendant.
This day came the plaintiffs, by their attorney md flied
BILL and the defendants. Walter T. Gilman and Betsy
wife, having entered their appearance and given security.
cordng of Assembly aud the rules OF this Court,
appearing To the Ceir, by satisfactory evidence that y
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: II is ordered That
defendants do appear here The first day Of December C
e and answer plaintiffs, said biil and that co1y
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pubshr
city Of Richmond for months successfully, and that ar
copy posted ut oi the Courthouse of COM
A Copy-Teste,
VIII. o. WINSTON, d. e. nc
Oct. % So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

r AWRENCEyII.LE FEMALE sEMfSARf.-Thi.. $! ..
IL established In LawrenceviIe, brunswick county, tKe
has been in successful operation during The past year "a
be cont nued undeT the Of Mr. and Hrs. Wo,dsworh
have had several years experience in teaching young ladies
academic year divided into two Ie ms, Of five months e.
The Winter will the 4th of January, ana
summer the day Of July. The course Of educ
viii thorough, and the subjects Of study illustrated by @
Philosophical Apparatus viii be procured a. s
possible and course Of lectures and experiments iusa
principles of Natural Philosophy, will be given for the be
the young ladies' The Rev. Mr. Cascnian will favor The
with lectures upon Moral Philosophy and Evidences Of
anity Composition win receive rpecai attention one
each week. The young ladies will reside In Dr. Morrison M
miy with the teachers where they will be treated VIVA ~
tai kindness and socude. During the hours OF
study such anusemens are innocent IL nd vii
calculated 10 promote health and invigoratc the MIMI
ENCOURAGED Board, per term Of five month";, WI 90
tinn In English branches from si2 so 70 si5 Lam o. ne
extra ST. Instruction in Music the Piano. so use q "
strument, 81 So :, <,.,,r,. y
fessos Browne, Mr.. Peter TurnhuiI Robert d. W
Dr. Henry Lewis Edward B. Hicks, Esq John =. ~, c,,.s
Mr Richard Powell Mr. Harrison HeaIwell, and , hi ,
OF Lawrenceve Mr. George sionc Of riat
a. GIioIson and Thomas g. Cholson Esa PcfefsbuIs s,
K Chambers, Esq, Boydon Capt w MADDOX, Mi. NJ ssn.
Davis and Capt Sylvanus ingrah1m, innenbore I w.y
Pryor, DInwidde; Rev. SIR Hodges WiiuansaufG "e'
Morrison, Buckingham. s.-wijs
Nov q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08
In the United States Court for The Eastern District Virginia.

In United States Eastern District Of Virginia,
September l9th 1872:
Tn the of bankruptcy Of William Allen, Of the City OF
L Richmond, in the Eastern Virginia District.
The said William AIen who has been deceed Bankrupt
by this Cont having ted petition praying for his discharge
u ordered that notice thereof I've published ~ newspaper
printed in the City n Richmond seventy days At least before the
On day of January next when hearing will be had the said
peton United States Room in the City Of Rich
mond and proved their debts and other
interest," may appear the said time and place, and
show they have why the prayer of the said petit
toner should not be granted.
Copy-Teste, HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
Cavs lao
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08
Fau Imported CHINA and QUEENsT.7RE,

Fall Imported CHINA and QUEENSU.7RE,
SELLING VERY Low.
II the ship Harriet Rockwell jus! arrived added 70 previous
- receipts am placed in osscssrn Of large and command
ing stock of Queensware and China.
German, French and .i,neriean Glassware.
Also hand extensive and varied assortment OF Cur,
Pressed and Plain Glass OF eman French aud American Ma
nnfacure Silver and Britannia Csstos Stone Ware.
etc, etc.
The above Goods have been purchased at re on rates. Nth
nioney and anxious sell in the way.
My old and puncta paying friends are invited 70 buy on the
usual credit WA. F. BUTLER,
, doors above the Bell Tavern
Semi 39-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

SOMETHING EXTRA IN THE WAY OF LOTTERIES
IIoYT beg their friends glance a, the Scheme below
III and max. np their minds whether they would like to have
ono Of lsse Os and Ii yes, Why just send the price OF
ticket you almost of as II you had The money
in your brcechrs pocket. -
IoYT 4 Co will certificate OF package of &c whole
,eLets in This Iotery for Tie low price OF S2nJ
No - halves 100
DO. do. quarters, o.
DO. do. eighls, %
Now some persons may not willing risk $500 once and
yet may whole ckesln tht event. just ask your neigh
our halves with and enclose the money 10 u.s. and you
HOYT co now in speadd run OF luck; il commenced
and have made to Keep up
So yon PRIZE you know where send for it, Please
address the luckies Lottery vendors in the known world,
D. NJ. HOYT & CO.. Richmond, Va.