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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18

STATE SCRIP.-lt was given out
here, after the return OF our Represen-
tatiVo, that bill had passed both
branches of The Legislature, authorizing
the issue of million Gnd a half Of
State Scripi" and, being SO informed,
we stated the supposed fact to some Of
our friends in The country. We now
know that no such bill was passed. By
referring to an article in this paper, ex-
tracted from the State journal, it will
be seen that bill ras passed, to bor-
row million and three hundred MOu
sand dollars from the people in the dif
erent counties! Call you that backing
your friendss
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18

"opposi,ion," for the evils thus averted
They had the will, if they had possess
ed the power, to have averted more, -
Let the people then remember their
faithful public servants, who, hough
they wanted The strength to protect and
promote their interests as fully as they
desired, did not, nevertheless, abandon
their duty, tut contended manfuIIy for
the right, and when the majority deter
mined 10 outrage the principles Of jCs-
tice and reason, compelled them also to
sin against light and knowledge. The
Whig minority Of the present Iegisla.
ture are an intelligent, capable. and
trustv body Of men. Could The State
have been 80 fortunate as to have had
its interests wholly committed to their
hands, far different would have beenthe
fruits Of the session. We hope weshaIl
meet them again under different and
more favorable auspices when tkey
will be able to combine their efforts for
the establishment Of good laws rather
than oppose, mostly 10 vain, the enact.
ment Of bad ones.
Though we have said that we cannot
write the history Of this Iegslau ure, we
shall, Notwithstanding, have occasion to
sketch some Of its proceedings, in the
course Of the ensuing summer In the
performance Of that task, we will labor
to do justice to some Of the scenes that
have been Just closed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18

4th. Provides that the Commissioners
shall open subscriptions for loans to the
State in The several counties, notice
whereof is to be published in each coun'
.ty; the bonds 10 be issued not to be less
than SlO0 in amount: 9th The sum
Of 100000 of the certificates to be
made payable in Wabash and Erie Ca
nal lands, and 100000 in Miami Ex-
tension Canal lands.
The usual resolutions Of thanks to the
Speaker of the Senate was adopted
unanimously, but in the House, princi-
paIIy by a party vote. The different
feelings prevailing in the two houses,
we believe, was very fairly earned by
The respective presiding officers.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18

PENNSYLVANIA The Legislature of
Pennsy Ivaoja, it is pnaarstooG, have de-.
,ermined uPon instant reSumptioni and,
since the passage Of the bill for that
purpose, the following banks in that
State have gone down: Farmers and
Droyers' Bank at Waynesburgh, the
banks Of L"wistown, Geuysburgh,
Chambersburgh, Carlisle, Harrlsburgh,
Lancaster, the bank Of Berks county,
and, perhaps, some others
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18

6TOur old friend and preceptor, Of
the Knnawha (Ya J Republican is mis-
taken as to the objects of Mr.. Ewing's
late visit to Washington City. There
can be no "queston Of veracity" be
tween Mr., Ewing and Prosiden, Tyler
lin relation TO veloes," until the lat,
ter in his proper person shall deny the
truth Of Mr.. Ewing's statement, written
upon his retiring from the Cabinet
We have good grounds for believing
that Mr.. Ewing visited Washington, in
February last, upon professional bust
ness alone.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18

for the time being should have The
charge of the Fond. 1t appears to M
thot somo Of them have acted IN the
case without the authority Of law
which vests the appointment in the
Court of Common Pleas.
lf it be correct, that what is every
body's business is nobody's business"
then acknowledge that have inrruded
in this case; but | have been taught 10
believe otherwise by my Republican
education, One thing am well aware
Of, is lhatany waste or loss in this fund
which may take place, proportional
share oft will fall on every taxpayer
in the county,
AN INTERESTED OBSERVER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18

*We have reason TO believe that our
correspondent is in error, at least, ms TO
the slpposlion that "some Of he Fund
Commissioners have acted without the
a1thority OF Iaw"-&, in saying so much,
we do not desire to be considered either
as endorsing or objecrlng to the olher
views of "An Interested Observer
Ed. Free Press
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18

EFOur readers will not forget the
WhEg Meeting proposed to be
held al the Court house, 90 Monday
evening next, after the adjournment of
Court. TURN OUT, ONE AND ALL!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18
FRANKLIN BANK OF COLUMBUS,

The Bank Commissioners instituted
proceedings against this institution on
Saturday, and its property and effects
have been delivered over into the hands
of receivers The receivers are Messrs
Cyrus Fay, George NJ Parsons and
Adam Stewart %. S. Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18

trOn Saturday, the 5h inst, the
Locolocos in the Ohio Legislature, after
re,adjuslng the "colIar," and getting
their forces fairly trained, managed to
elect Nathaniel c. Read, Judge of the
Supreme Court of this State in place
of Judge Grimkie resigned
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18

New HAMPSHIRE SENATOR Hon.
Leonard WiicoG has been temporarily
appointed 10y the Governor Of New Hamp
shire, to he Senator to Gil the vacancy
occasioned by the resisnment Of Mr..
Pierce.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18
FOR GOVERNOR
THOMAS COR WIN,
Of Warren County.

GFThe Editor Of The Free Press has
been too much iudisposed, this week, to
prepare eoirora! matter.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18

ET'The Bank Of Norwak, Huron
county, he's been selected as deposlte
Bank, by the Secretary oflhe Treasury.
The Bank has always redeemed its notes
in specle.-O S Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18
From The Baltimore Patriot
March 8. lS42,

IMPORTANT FROM ANNAPOLIS.
Passage IF the Resumption Bill
We have letters from Annapolis this
morning, advising us Of the passage bv
the House, Of the resumption bill report,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18
For the Free Press.

Mr., PEARcE:
10 glOncing over the exhibit Of
the Surplus Revenue account as eXhl'
bted by the Fund Commissioners Of this
county. bearing date 9Th Jan. lS42, |
was surprised at the charge of the gen
tIemen composing that Board for their
services which are as follows:
TO days of VIM Davis as Fund
Commissioner $l4 90
To s days Of Adam Jackman as
Fund Commissioners l6 w
TO 8 days Of John w Russell as
Fund Commissioner, ID OO
To Publisheror Free Press, print
ing blacks included, ii 90
To Publishers Of Jelf'ersonian, 90
To d. Workman as agent, So 90
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18
SI22 90

What aslOnishes me is, thai The said
Commlssiouers could have the con-
science to charge so er,rmnus)y for so
small service, know the law allows
200 dollars per day, but the number o!
DAYS rs he Objectionable po'L aud more
especially as they have procured the
services Of an agent, which It is supposed
ouph, to conduct the business without
the public having to pay both
The object Of rhls article is 10 direct
the attention of the people Of Carroll to
how this business is managed; and whe'
ther the aforesaid Commissioners were
engaged in any othe public business at
the same time by which they received
additional pay, and also, whether IT is
proper that The County Commissioners
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE.
DEPOT OF FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.

THE Undersigned have orcnel the Store Fourteenth
stree, opposite The Exchange Hotel. with the view OF
furnishing the citizens Rcl u,cnd and vicinity with
rate articles IN the Wsy of Ready Mate Garmeuts, &C.
such have heretofore been offered in this market
From the at antagcs Isscsscd IN connection With enc
Of the hcst cooccIrs IN New York. they have hopes OF
ctcuE share -; Vaircnssr, which the style ant quality
OF der goods cannot fail 10 command
Reference could 30 furnished tho citizens who
have ;svprcdfhc Establishment, ~ Gro EdwUy.
Hotel New YORK, with thcis oTlrss. who ul in ftituTc
leave 'hcir measures with which VIII b. foTwar Eel
~ith d-gac =, sH - ins;ircd s-fcso 81 thu materials
lrs vogue NJ the Nurth viii % sept hsud ftcut
which s'lScrhc car &c m&dc ly all Mo would prefer
ramen's psir % ortcr.
An cxcnS'S" assortment e Cu-acr's fnr T,ac and
sultacr wcsr.atr ccsrc CO.. iasrcc;,la. rcudis prua
Icons, urt1 French EN' Euesh E1sc Cassiinsr,S ,sn.
hrcN9s, - .i.nSs. M-rnocr, G,g-zinss. SC various
Sy',s. iaTusuat srcrUon has teen ijcrcd t's
department with the object Cf cifrirg VI
rsrtf. which, rou their rurcunr -tic .ri cuSh
Wr'' lrcSt ihc views Of those rtnttce WEI .rs stt
'i' the ssm, ma. re sp?lcf u CIV vets which -,
given ~ much .esetou lac cual ~ scT'nca viii &c
Sri M iscl1-i'- taa,cys, Ns5sull'os I~cn lSs aUd
-.'us. f-iu th.Ac
i"cssNai FicekC ats 1-om French AID CnEH5. C',,as
N various 'Sca 49, Aesn0cs Bomb wines, - AL,
Gunci1us
MIh superior inca; % F.pry psrs~ Articles m
cicGg toe latest ylrs ~ -S, S,l aid Nohsr S,'r''
ari tisvsir Crav' S'rncrs. -;cks, St-t, rtrr1 -iS
sat men i!ik -.ts. t'.l4rj G.uV--, lutc AID
Draw, r., Rosier, Uu.at elias, Csues, &.
apG STAIR ca.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
Ni:W WORK


ScitEtt, .titrd'uTt di.I nj.
4 WORK ct mnic than ordinary value 10 about tni be
~ Vus.' e'u Lolio7 70 b. cn;iii.d "a Dictionary OF
Science, Literature a Ar" comprising she history dc.
s-iipun aHt scientific principles Of branch oi
hIfain Iu-N',igc, w.t. thr Derivation ia' i'fu1n 1T an
the 10 Ncnersl usc. The general editor is PROBES
Bi1nu-. Of thr Roys institute load aul he
sis'c D., eleven 4 dc tlost fur ;uscd scientific men
u! a.. sac. The NIX viii De completed = scum
L,outh rstt, each part cost p AMI contain -
octave -.tg, princiin double column wt fire Npc, h.
will cuusifuc 4 co1j"use ard improved Jycopca. and
~ tr t'unt invaluable No diuanusl cr rUtcTclre book
TIE -ni,1?sirr one which csnuot bat With liberal
patronage, spec mems OF ihe WORK wall bc shown aud
subscriptions received by TIC sutfcrbci, WHO has been
a. Fo .ntct sole Agent f.r this city.
~ Ii A. =. LYONS. Ma.n ..tcct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

NOTICE

HAvfNG determined TO ooLine myself 10 a cash bust
ness much Possible, shah Ia future ofrr fny
goods my friends and the public generally, al very
small advance cost shall continue 10 keep we
assorted stock hand. auI OF the best Boots aad
Shoes Gentlemen aud lAies that procured
the NoTthcrn Manufactures My stock Al present con
sits Of
! Miles & sons best dress Boo:s aud shoes
Geo q Wilson's do do do
Aud other MANUFACTURED OF cheaper kind.
W NcCurde's best W eiis and slippers
X a IIaycrsfcks 80
English a MintZsris do do
And others not necessary 10 ouumera'c.
Also, general OF Travelling Truukl, Carpet
Bags aui Valces
invne the attention II all who may be passing 10y ave
call, particularly before purchasing else where
do well by them any other To this city
JOHN : JONES. Agent,
ag7 Opposite the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
FANCY ARTICLES.

d. VLANDS Mncerss.r i-Cenurc TOT the hair
II R0triIHds KIiydor-For the complexion
R0rianTs OisHfO-For the teeth
CisuiaHds LsfioH-For the comp'cEon
GicnH's fndGH Hlir o. For gradually roioriug the
HAIR, aud the soltenins AMI Improving Dos APP
pearance
GEMS Tgii0H Director dycng the Hair. This article
acts promptly easily applied. aud does not stain e skin
Gie1.Es S4pf-or Bears O'i-FcI the hair scent
cd, 10 bottles Of various sizes
Mechfs LONDON Ma gH-iie Razor SrGP-1 hs article
has been much used aud is iu ereatrcpute
T. SauHdcTs' h-inpic 1,I5!sf aud Razor Strap, with
sfes By the occasional nee Of the Idslc side Of this
fiia9, Razoruay be kept 40 good order without any ap
phclt on o a hone
Eat ds Cologne, from Jean Marie Parma, 1t Cooyne
TIE Cologne WAFER frou this manu- -ctnIy has gwen fO
the article ai.ihe reputation which h eiioys.
TJ4tcfs Bos cut and PLAIN, ttuc beautifully stine !!
The ab0y with assortment uf TIA Icoih Clothes and
Nail brushes Of best quality, 90 great variety. Tor sac.
apls ALEX. DuNAL & GO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
February 10Th. ISi2. mil IS isXe,1

NiHGiRiA In thesfcti-lI county count Natrh
liil, lsi3-J''n Lcwcl',U and Harriet his ,ytfe
'hi 'hr r'ii John I"Wclcr administrator with tue
VIII annchct 90 Theodore fcN UuGDTisi, decd tliir
against kctcccs Jones samuel Jones Henry y Jones
jam h"Alev sud Esah"hl' tties dcis.-li Ch4nr.yU
i'i| a.! came the paiuls 10y their Attorney. and flfd
,i'it 'I 'ni Tie defendants Samuel Jouc- Henry y
I'urs "n' tahch J'nucs, no' havin- cir sp.
l'Nscc sni gwen security Itls the act OF A..
s''y anl The fulcs eff this court, and appearing by
h"i la'ioIy evidence thu they iuhahuani~ Of
'omi 'nwc-l'l. - ordered That the defendants
doappclr here tuc tie ,y % June CONT n, AZ i an
49, me liimUs hii and that copy OF this order be
m1inN"a nsoIici in some NEWSPAPER puhii he'd in the
another COPY bc pasted tie front door of Inc Com,
IInm.e nl LMIs tmmnIN. ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

ia no Uaas toaTt r the Fs.sn, ossIls ID N.r
Ena. ihh Alsn tesA
GEORGE y SWAMI, 20 tue eounsy al Chesterfield
VI haNl1z tt't pefilca lfasing that Re uaY ne De
cArcd bsntmri. las entered, 'ha ~ rs,sons claiming
b. creditors the taid GeoIgc T.. S~snn show cause
10 the count the 2h dy Of MAY ncXi. Why the said
GeSry, ~ snn be nol declared Bankrupt, pursuant 10
the sctof Copges Ia that behalf; amt thi copy 81 this
order lie rubished In m, ~spapeTs according Ia the
22d and gan rules of Court
copy. Tcsfc,
az "a wsw HENRY GIBSON, OK.
Ia Uuue sis'cs CcuIt H. Eastern plse, Of vn'
e'ua. April !tli. lsil:
TOilN VI ALBRIGHT, Cf the county ot Il NC \ Queen,
havinx tl pruon ptaNng t,si %" u'y hr 4, clue a
bankrupt u o. "rrrc that ali v,g>Hus clsitnins ~ b,
cTeht, oitto -al i,hn VI Albright Show caurs ~ the
court onthc ls,h tl "i MY Why the said John
Albright be not declared bankrupt pursuant 20 IN" act vi
Congress IN that behalf; and that copy Of this order hc
puhishedtn the newspapers according To- the III AMI et
rules otc court. copy. TcEe.
az : wSw JosEpn 2 BhTLEY, u 4.
la Ihe United states Court Eastern pisiIct oi Viz
rina April 9h, lSi3
IIENRN EASLEl, OF The CITY OF Richmond. having hlct
petition prsyns that he may be declared b3nkrupi
u Is op.cTcd. that all persons claiming Ia hc ctcors
the said Henry Eascy sow % the Count the ifi
ay CT May ncNi why 'he said Henry Eascy =" not Ne
clarcd bank MT pugsuanio the act Of Courtcss IN TIA
beh!; aud that cory this order be published IN tbs
newspapers according the x and 9Th rules OF court
copy. Tcsic,
ap II w5w HENRY GIBSON. Ci'k.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

nN, anu afcr. the es'h March, Passage Bcats will
~ leave Rchmnnd st6. r. add LYME hburs al > 4 Nj
Moadsys, wcduesavs aaj Fridays, AMI arrive at sccia
vale, nth down and up, ~. NJ, Tuesdays. ThurSava
and a'urisNS AMI into Richmond aud Lyuchhuis, the
following ntght
faEsrnscgHio Charlottesville and will Gnd hi.
the comfortable amt cheapest Route with as ne loss
OF huslne ~ tune 49, hy Rail Road.
Passengers leaving Richmond at 6. y. NJ. will reach
soo;sNhic e. dnucr NEXT day, anti Charlottesville 10y
stage, at =. Pm.
staunton passcpgcra will. by our Stages reach Brooks
VILE al :! 4 NJ, ani leave morning O'Clock ani ar
rive In Siaunton At M, NJ, connecting the Stage
Routes out stanton
The aY Roais will leave Richmond AMI Lynchburs al
: A NJ, Tuesdays Thuts'ays, aud Saturday. aud arrive
IN Wchmoni ats. +. NJ AMI lynchhug at ., +. NJ next
div.
Nle viii iceVc tateTsNiic the arrival ct tur iy Roat
rom Rrhinl ~ ant coming down, will cnnurct with h,
ncbt Boot 81 4, =. NJ, hou ynchburr 10 Richmond.
Us- Fare ilyrchhuts 50.
snit ~ nONn. EuNO Sp a DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
BONNETs, BONNET-, BoSNETs,
AT WHOLESALE Or RETAIL.

ID II. JENKINS w0u'd invite tho attention Of
N merchants aad others To cx1m.nc % cascsoi new
Spring 81 les Of summer Bonu"s, CONSISTING Of the iol-
lowing kinds Florence BRAID PAN aud Figured straw,
Oriental Isphynnes Modnus aud others Of th- newest
1ashons Also, Powers aud WTcaiGs, Bonnet, Cap and
Neck Ribbons. Cheap for casa, at -
II Ii lENKINsi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

VIRGINIA. Chesterfield county CONT March
Ign, I'is-"m " Smith, pltf against Martha 4 PAX.
.iI' Mdfit l. iIark, tuhHriuc Hotf Archibald Il R.t
Le"aad Nuhnaiiy, late Shcfrir Of Chesterfield County
,hd as such administrator Of Mary Boti. dccd william
Eam, VI Elan, the Greek Company ~ Golfers Rohcrt
Lumpkn and Andci SON Edwards, ShcIrif of ClsSicrf.J
county am a. SUCH administrator Of samuel Patkh.u
DIET t--iu thaHcsFg.
TIE defendant. Martha Parkhil. not having entered
h'T appearance aud given security, according in The Af
h Assembly aud TIE kurs Of ti. Court. ard IL npnsar.
u4 bN frttc'urY evidence that She IN inhahant
ct tbs Commonwealth Il BE- ordered that she apur1r
mere nu ir btst day Of Jane Cuuu .A and agv, he
Plaintiff hi AMI th1t copy ot This order bciothvfh
inserted ih t"W" urwHi Hrcr published IN the Cuy of
' Nn'tI irr iN' fI"ufIs suCcrt -fvciv snurr
copy %" posted ihc itoL d1ot OF h. Cnri h4c of MA
county. 4 eopy T.... '''''
MlL.E L A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

NlIGlNlA-in Charles C.iy County Court the M, ,I,v
81 tchthar.; Robert iIohlcroit, James Iioi.
,!oi N'"anitl reuny aud Clara hi vic who wns 4 An,
iio'diroi, WA hubcrgy sLI Mary lis wife who va
Wary hod"r"ii David blanks. John H. HAMS AI.Asucr
Hanks, Hnhcu T.. Hanks, John Parsons Tably P,reuus
an infant Margaret Parsons. ga in!ant lie (. IA 4 f
and Margaret 10y JOHN Parsons tlcir ucst mend an,
'bfa HoNe tot aud Meia Vaughan, pus; against m,
ton 10" croft, Edward Uo,irroii Sr Henry IIod.rof,
aud Edward udcruit Jr ,dci.s.- ~ Cianesry
THIS LAY came the plaintiffs by L Inrs i,str k,,ornev
s"d MOO ihcr bill IA his cause; and the Count DOH assign
J'hl Parsons neat iu'ud u the infants (psinnhD bby
ah Margaret ftsssus, and hc required prose- cute
THIS suu leha o. cal infants And tho defendants not
haVug ,nrtcd u"g aVrcarrucc aud svcn sec AMY ac
eofl.G To- the act Of Assembly and tie Rules o tts
,"uIt sui orGohrnc ~ satisfactory evidence. that
Ilcy are Vut &C this tonmonWca t. Il IN order ci.
That ihc sai def. miami npear her. IN tho Isf v ~
NAY Count neat amt answer the bl ut the PLAINTIFF: ana
That cory o this order be forthwith inserted ma anna
newspaper published In the City Of Richmond Tor w.,
months succrfssclN amt another copy Tho fnt
Huof ul Tie tourtIiousc OF Tits County
Ta.f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

ln tie Unted states Court ~ fle ysscro I,,c, 90 V,
Itrnp,r - gIuis, Aptl Z, lsf2
snt,g. '' p,,.u proving that ho may be ieciareda
800 " p Iered tntt all nor.uns fsifpinr 10 be 80
nuofs ol tho sad George D. Gf4.e. .sg. r,r, @
op We in2 way net Why ic ssi Goligc l. Crsves he
W uanHtnf pursuant me arf "a C,ny,,ss
~ tmi behalf sni that eory Of r., order bc rfittf
N The ncwaparcr7 according tn tho gli ,rt o. |
n A CORY .Tsat.. ~ 'f.' '"ea
sp WOW JOSEPH HATrtrv IN A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
vnHr onH4PAAn GOOD Travel

CtJPEHIOH hEATUER TRAVELIt.G
- FIltNff =, CHEiP.-Wc have a cool aUrk al
sHn.h,r snIlnw frcct Leather Travelling Irunxs whrt
vii % cod cheap, for cash.
BuiLISGTON a CO.,
NM Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

NrIi sAin strp-i ini a., lv I~icn clue uc am
Al c'tu,c SUE. f,s ale ~ 4. u Il,ICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

Received at the Bookstore OF
SMITH. DRlNkER & MORRIS.

THE FAMILY Prayer Book, or the Book Of Common
Prayer; AMI adniDsiiau8ns 90 the Sacrament, and
oher Rres and Ceremonies Of the Church according o.
,hs usc OF ne Pr's'an bgsco al 'nnre9 ~ me Uned
Tneopnesy, the cnary. Inspiration Of the Holy
rcrWurcs by g Galssen Professor Of Theology ia
Geneva Tianslatedb by y XIX
-acrs Prvra or the Private Medaiions and PRAYERS Of
the Hev THOMAS wilson d. 90 which is abide short
I'tfof1euon for the ifue understanding Of she Lords
Oh Humphrey oyservaoons Third Edition
TIE Annory 0i 1faiui0n In Matters Of Rc ZION, by the
Tie T.5e Of lie Iorl by toe Author Or the L.,ocr-
Manual 81 slered l1'ef9fetr9n' Or h- spe. tenef,
Nsits On. and A5drcses on the subj 'ct of Prayer ~
~ rory NJ tho Grea Reformation, u fle iGfh century
n - .flatny 7wtzefsnf sc BY ) ~ Mole y in1.n"
TIE Iefumonyo or Nature ant Revolution ~ tle Being
for-eu9nl snd G'veroment Of God, by ihe ReH Henry
Plr,blel, By a Kummllober, A NJ Translitcd horo
4 Family EIposirOl Of the Pen,atouch, by uo Rev H.
D'lors Complete works
treatise on Baptism. Dy Rev Bi-korsuth
ne '.n,ignon an1 Cinons o. TIC Pro'ss'ani Episcopal
.usmaI Obligations. Or fho Duc- AMI Rcspoustiiros
Of Col Parents and Biptsei Persons, bv tno Rcy wmM
n3ys op,nei no abov. io me- pes, few Jay. together
VIII large Collection of Valuable Publications. Alsl
E-eianl -alonefy ofrsrry description ar 10
lawns, MUsLiNs, &C.
- D. N isin.. af.nt. od uusuuot
Hlaek and White CinEHins %,
sa,ic1ss sssorisl if'H O.. Pio,l2 t5ani2Js
Htz0nuCa. assorted C0iYrB
SIX and Ganzo scaris
10 Do fldkG
H Mo- an, on1 i tse Esi1s' a'i Io.c'soss
Linen Canbnc ttItn
kcnuugs Irish Lnaua anil Diapers
Fouaec rpualfcii AVID Nandfut Silk ffIkft
Italian Cravas and Cambria Crsvats
ALSO,
straw Icshorn and willow B1unots
Arthcni Flowers and H4ni ~
Piraaols. Sun shades. Fans. Sc.
Inc above Goods. Just received and Tor sac M VERY
reduced prcos,u ~ CUNNfN CHAINS
apIH New Cheap raah 10y g0nfs Store
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE.
nHEss AND FUOCK COATS Ausr,orfnenf
~ inst received pcf scht Nassau which Will sold low
t1r cash 1euucmru Boo want of fhcse any other afii
ries 90 Cloihi.f, are seanfcd tu they need have an
scruples shout purcasing fcay made CIott ug N is
erarlshment a. We shall tecp none but such as We can
recommend ETARW a 90
mh 10 nppo'itc ii. sclanrc IIoicl
NIANE~tA's y. ORAL shrTEd ant a. mos OE
wi GANfC CHEMf-TRi received tliq morning
mh' . w. RANpnlru : 90.
AGAIN 4 SUPPLY OP GALE s co.'s PIANOS.
TNPACkED day fwo more Of uic abnyo nasort vcr)
Y heFf fianoa W. DANIEL,
mh9 Piano Sore, slu,re above me- R.o..
AANGLE WuRTZEL SEED-A supply e.
WI hc Shove Seed iusi received and Tor sale ~
mhq IYELt, JOHNSTON SWELL
CnOICE WINES
" Uii Pow Wine In bouics very superior
Poinsr's OH fsic shefry-iust received and 30 sals
~ iBARROTT
mhs Corner below Du,slA Go
NIEuCEH POTATO % bbis superior Vcr
iahii tCorner below puvsiS 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
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eiuiA ai Norfolk, March 9Th I-;2
d uHI-IIS LAPELOU~E. OnIrtr.ualy ami one Of Dbl o.
- li'" MN of Ilpc0usc a Coz uf tho B1r,usb az
NotnIs having Hied petition, praying that Dc NAV boz
declared bankrupt, ordered that al persons ciirr
10 ne CREDITORS Of The 5at AuEusuz I1peousc show
Z, ms court on The dy Of Nav Term WHY The sa
hugustus Lareouse be not declared bankrupt pursuant
I0 hc art @ Congress IN that behalf aud that COW offir
order De published In the newspapers according 10 die
<1i aud 9th rules Of couu. "
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