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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
FTok the N, o, bulletin:
FROM TEXAS.

HE aui9l yesterday Of the steam
packet New EotE, Capt. j. T.. Wright.
broughtus Galveston dates tothe 18th.
TUero hi ben 10 fighting up to
that time onIand, and il WIS Let Off
chilly know that thoarmy WIS order
cd to MARCEL tho it was current,ytc.
ported that be capture Of Matamtrus
would take IIace without loss oftime.
A correspondent writes under date
OF the l2th, that "the volunteers who
arrived in Ae Now YORK, were very
promptly d Is patched cH ave sci 5ound
Tor the 5FtStI Oar people roma,niin
in their determination to prosecute a
war Of iuyuSIg n en- Mexico. We eel
c conscious that they never rccede rom
tie position they have assumed in re-
gard ,othiS matter. We trust that all
who desire tb cui-rate 10 our country
will come fothwIth, and AID us in tie
pIcseat struggle for tie extension Of
lie principles oil civil lib rty."
The following are extracts from tie
pap.r.:
The ,Hguqdrou-Tac SC, ooucr San
Bernard, Lieut.. Crisp commanding.
arrived in our harJor On SUNDAY, and
we arc nd ated to the polieuos orLt.
9. for the following items. I've san
D murl lett tie Commodore of Tus-
pan, Oh the SD inst. 4wo days pre-
viou., a capture was made Of the sehr
Dos Amizoa, from Muamoras, boz. 4
10 Vera Cra2, with Il cargo OF 1T.
.(Y'his piza arrived in our harbor yes
terday) The Commodore intended
Ito P Decd TO Sisalaud was looking fer
further ord IS from home-.Tho fol-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
From The New York Coucr anI Enquirer.
GREAT FIRE IN ,PHE TENTH WARD
ONE HUNDRED HOUSES EURNT.

CNL ii tNDNIlJ ltOCoLN LBttNI.
About bulfpast th.co yesterday afternoon an
allm Of fpe was given ina bhck-mitn sho3
near the corner Of Christie and Be.au,v streets
The wind w2s blowing gale AMI the fire sool
made clean sweep through to FORSYTH. and then
across Forsyth, more than half way e. Edrilrp
tree, ia 'front.' and quite through the rear, two
blocks on the left side of Charters street half
way TO Bro1ue, anil thea on the rieht side of m.
df ra to Broom. Two brick baillin~s ON Tl.
bridge street, Nos 94yI across Braomc, were
cn.iely also consumed.
The uuabcr q houses dcslorcd cannot Gl
short ofout han re aud were ienantpd chiefly
by TINT potion Of The community who can least
afflrd TO bear q e loss. iIundrals OF families
have lost their all by this melancholy caamnity
The buildings ara chiefly Of wood, and Of com
payitaly snail value.
Another g cat Fire.--Another fire broke ont
about four O'Clock id c rear Of 52l Pearl stree.
& OWNS to lie u5s,cure Of the engines ut thcuD.
per fires the rear oG buildings we're ia flames be-
fore anything oald be done toward checking it.
The Gr. soon sprs adj 20 Anthony street Anthony
street on one st'le and Elm ou the other destroy
ing some thiNy building of8ll kin Is. TherpaIs
/ a to $50 on Pearl street. were much damaged
tozethor vita the rear Of No. - EN- and the
& Dl4tbillaF t'Ai'tEa A''''N' u li4F DtNfF StD|l
corner Of Elm aud Anthony was ABOUT The on}y
one Of tie block unnjlrcd The bui diug. were
Old and diIupidatei, and occupied Chiefly by
/ Irish families who are now houseIes. ami with.
/ oura shelter, without TIVE charity ufour ciizons
! BY these two great fires some three hundred
! families, nearly all poor peop.chaye been TUNED
out doors mosl Of tlem vita the de,truc.ioa,or
great damage OF thrir furniture anl .propcrIy.
! The upper parls Of the city were in hgh
state Of alarm, but so high was the wind that
| thoumnGs Of persons in The lower wards never
knew there was Hre,
SUI ,4noaer.-- GIe broke ont in the t,v,
story building corner Of Maiden Lane and Nae.
sau street last night, at half pa.ttwcIye, bnrwos
got under without much trouble, The part M
-, was o"cupicd by Mo.srs Gay & Johnson. Ms
a dry goodsstore, and No, 254 by f. Fraser, az
a comb store The dry good, were but Hide
injured. The stock in The comb store was IN
.jurcd by water 10 considerable extent.
4adaaotlcr serious .fre.-A large born own
cd by Mr.. stephen Garrison, of Har.imns. men,,
J r'Cy CitNtogotJer with aconsilcral,e ouanrin,
Of hay, were consumed yesterday afternoon, =.
Thirty COWS which were IA the barn were bpr.t
to ciuders The men beng employed at some
distance from C ban, tie fire Is thought 10 have
been the work OF an inccndiury.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23

in opposition b one war, and he will
take care thaho Is not found in oppo-
siuon to ongt py-Pic0yitHc.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23

yT ESSRs. Foltz g. Brooke arc a. Is.
lVM authorized agents during w
sence from the State. .,rrN
Y. d. ALLEN
Feb. %, 1912. IL ."
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23

LATE AND INTEREsTINC.-T cod
Shop" at Jackson is kicking yet; an I'D
vertisement has been posted up at the
Court House, informing the debtors of the
Union Bank, that they can settle 10 part
or whole, &c.
Pay up boys, the money is now worth
ten cents on the dollar, but 10 few
months it can be purchased by The bushel
Tor a red per hundred.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23

CUuIsE OF THE AUsTW,--ENtact from let
Ter written on bo2{, and received hy tho New
YorE.
Texas Sloop Of Wa, Aus,in--,at Anchor oil
Lohos Island.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23

II. L. DIXON, Clerk
Fullz & Brooke, e. c. ,.,
April Is, 1912. ID 2m H o.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-07
TETO MESSAGE.

To the Houss Of Representatives,.
return the bill which originated in
the House Of Representatives, entitled
..An act to cxterd, for a limited period,
the present laws for laying and collec-
ting duties on Imports with the follow
ing OBJECTIONS:
1t suspends--in other words, abro-
gates for the time-the provision OF the
acr Of 1855, commonly called the "com-
promise act" The only ground on which
this departure ffom the column AUST
ment Of a great and agitating question
seems to have been regarded as expedl-
ent, is the alIedged necessity Of estab-
fishing By legislative enactments, rules
and regulations for assessing the duties
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-07
- TIE FOURTH.

According TO previous arrangement,
tine dawning Of the Anniversary Of our
Independence was usllured in by the dis
charge Of masketry, accompanied with
popuiaf national airs by the Woadstock
Band. Al eleven o'clock, A. NJ, the
Woodstook Volunteers paraded in front
OF the Courthouse. and after receiving
the chaplain, reader and orator, proceed
cd loihe NJ. l.. Church. An appropri-
ale prayer was offered by Rev J Heller.
Capt. .. q. WILLIAMS lhell read the De-
clatatlon Of Independence; after which
the Grafton "as delivered by Lieut.. j
ia cEwooD. The company, and the CT
tzeus generally. then marched 70 Mr.
blr. e.. s. siELsH's Hotel where they
ra1tosk Of dinner prepared in the very
best style. Alter the cloth was removed,
lie following toasts were drank.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-07

T0sice TO EsanEsrssfsss.

In relatiun to those whose notices 81
Bankruptcy have been published in ou'
columns. we intend pursuing the course
adopted generally by publishers. That
81. we Will not make affidavit to the fact
OF their insertion, ant | ace get CIR fee for
publishing them Those interested, may
hook for strict adherence to this rule
on our part without regard To pelsnns--
except when satisfactory arrangements
are made Tor their payment. In order,
therefore, that there may be no difficulty
in THIS matter it would be well for btnk-
Eupte either to arrange it with their re-
spectlvc attorneys, or with US personal
L.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-07

q The Lottery Of life, by the Coun-
tess OF Blesslnston is the title Of a new
novel, which was issued recently by the
publisher Of the New Word, in a double
extra number The terms are, for eight
pes S seventeen copies for 81 f.;
twenty seven copies for So fifty copies
Cor s.. This work is exceedingly cheap.
ii book form, this novel costs $50. 1t
j. seiess TO state that this is an excellent
w,fa-aN issued by the Publisher Of the
New World airs good.
W. acknowledge the receipt Of Mrs.
E;lis' new work, % Summer and Winter
in the Pyrenees." Ii is excellent.
Another work, it will be seen by refer
cnce to tho advertising columns, entitled
s. The United irishmen," is also about
y be issued BY the publisher Of the New
World.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-07
TIE TEMPERANCE .lIEETYNG.

According to precious appointment, a
meeting was held i'll the Presbyterian
Church, for the purpose Of forming a
society upon total abstinence principles.
We were highly gratiGed at the result.
There were handsome number OF ladies'
and gentlemen, good and true, who sign
ed. :heii names to the pledge. "not TO use
Intoxicating liquors, nor traffic in them as
tererQge; that they a0ouzu not propide
them us al article Of entertainment. or for
persons IN tier employment; and that, IN
at suita5le rays, they will discour-
age Meif use throughout the cdmnuaity."
/: is our intention to shave another
meeting on Saturday evemiag nert, at the
Methodist Church, precisely at $ o'clck
for the pulpose Of electing the Necessary
officers and adopting such bye-laws & re.
gulations as Will be most calculated to fur
tller lie cause. All those, therefore, who
have attached their names to the pledge
and all others DESTROYS OF doing so, are re-
qaested TO be present. Let as have lal|
meeting and let US have a new acces.
SION Of strength.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-07

3iessrs. .M rshaH and WtJ5.-These
t4o worthless. DIS most Of oui readers are
80 doubt aware, have had an "aliair o!
lloaor = that is they fought duel last
week. Mr.. Masshall's ball, upon Che
Aeeond fire, took effect in the back part
oI Mr. Webb's knee, which, il is thought
will not seriously disable him. The dee
grew out Of some remarks in paper O
the latter, ceilsuring Mr.. Marshall's con
Duct .ts member Of congress, &c.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-07

We perceive that the Baltimore Month
iy ylsiter has been discontinued-no
for want Of names. says the publisher. but
Ter want of naoaey. The Saturday (week-
w Yisiter viii be sent to such subscri-
bers az have paid up and are willing to
receive it. SO dat fair equivalent may
be received for their money. She SatUr-
day 8isitcr is a good literary paper.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-07
QUARTERLY MEETING.

The Second quarterly meeting for this
ciscnt viii be held in Woodstock. com
,nencing on Saayiay the l6M day of ia
Il, By key Juo. A. Collins, p. L.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-07
JOHN TYLER.
Washington, June %, 1912.
From the Globe

From the Globe.
SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION.
The Missouri Reporter, of the 14th
instant, contains notice Of the cxpiet
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-07
REGULAR 1CfSTS.

/. The day we celebrate The Nora
ing Star OF Liberty, the Gawning OF
our independence, and the sunshine If our
happiness.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-13
LYNCHBURG MAIL LINE.
s. F,sESIi NIEE.I-i- nE ma

FRESH SUPPLY Of DESX GOODS.
Ohm WRIGHT respectfully n
a. supply Of -easonahe DRY GOODS. the
attention OF ms friends and the public amongst
found the following. viz:
Rich striped and figured coloTed Silks styles
Black and blue black satin striped
Black Pom De So- Gro de Rhine nd InsTings
Blue black do ito
Black satin striped Popelns
High lns;red mode coored Alpacha Lusres Indian Cloths
DO do do do
Hack Alpacha Cloths
Rich medium and low priced Mouscins
French and English Merinoes
Thbct BTocha and Mouselin Siaws and IIdk.
Black and coored Mohair and Fnnses
GiInps Tas>elS Cord and Tas-cls
Paris Embroderies all styles
English French and German Thread I.acss AMI Ed.ngs
I.isle Cotton laces and Elgings great variety
Nonted Tarians, six AMI IA do
Tht+t Lambs Wool Cacidnere, yarn
Hose
Msses Cotton and Wool Hose, all sizes: Wool Shirts and
Drawers
Red white and yellow Fannes, all qualities Canton do
Iusi Linens Birds Eye Diaper, Linen Sh-eting.
Kid buck, plain AMI open Silk Gloves and Miis
Linsey- Jeans Saiines, Ca-sniere~ Cloths Calicoe
All Of winch having been purchased will
gfeaty Tecucefi pnces. m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-13
IN CHANCERY.-In Henrico Conntu Conn

October ID isisJohn Lennhan and Sarah L.
before her intemauiagc with the John T.
Plaintiffs,
Against
Jane. Frost and Elizabeth Johnson Elizabeth
Williams Theresa Williams the last infants
under the Of years. OF Wilson
decd when discoNcrd) Dcffs.
loiin " Elicit by the Count assigned
infant defendants To defend them this
plaintiffs filed their bill and the day
on The bill and exhibit the of the infant defendants
" Eeti their guardian al htem assigned by
them and 10 the other parties James Frost
Johnson To whom aates by their death
whereof In the satisfaction
John Wilson not inhabitants this Commonwealth
not having entered their appearance and security
To the Act Of ASSEMBLY and the Rules Court orierc
that the said defendants do appear here January
o. this Court, and the bin Of Tants copy
this order Ice forthwith
the c of Richmond for months successfully posted
The mont door OF the Court House Of this CopyTess
LOFTIN " EI.IEl-r n q q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-13
HENRY GIBSON. c,.,t
l n the United States Court for tho Eastern Dis.

ii T1UsteTn
N et OF Virginia October 3 isis In the
oi "bohcE H. JENNINGS IT. OF thu Campbell
Eastern Virginia District The George Jennings J who
has been deerecd BANKRUPT by this Court. having fled petition
ptSing Tor his discharge ordered that
hscd IN newspaper printed in the
least before the 9th day NJ January hearing
had ON the said petition the United Room the ety
OF RICHMOND aud all Creditors who have and
other persons an interest the
show cause any they have why the
should not Ice granted. a Copy--Teae,
&C 5-w1lw HENRY GIBSON f,.x,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-13

III TINStern DIS.
uiet Of Virginia October ID ies In Bankrucy
OF JOHN W. HARVEY of the county OF Campbell
Virginia District Tie said John ". Harvey has been de-
creed bankrupt by this Court having filed petition praying
discharge is ordered that notice thereof be published
paper printed in the city OF Richmond
he yin day OF January when on the aid
peuon nj The Court Richnond
and all creditors who have proved their persons i'm
interest the said place. and show cause n
any y have why the prayer OF the said petitioner not DO
granted A Copy-Te-tc, wv ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-13
IN CHANCERY.-ln Hanover County Court,
u

- September 27h 1879:
Philip Woodson PlaiptG
Against
Joseph J. Peasants Richard H. Gilman Nathaniel e Censaw
Executor of Fleming Rates. Fleming Bates Unity Hannah
Mary susannah and Sarah Baiethe
under the 81 Harrave
infant children Of Deborah aIgravc daughter OF the said
Fleming Bates. deed. Defendants.
The defendants Fleming Bates and benjamin
not having entered their appearance given security
eorns 10 the Act of Assembly and the Rues
appearing 10 the Court by satisfactory
inhabitants of tins Commonwealth II is ordered de
PENDANTS do appear here December Couu ne II
and the bill Of the plaintiff and copy
forthwith inserted In published
mond months copy posted
the font door of the Couu House ri his county.
Copy-Teste,
q m n ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-13
DAVENPORT & ALLEN,

Have for Sale,
& 'OFFEE-lOO bags Rio
~ DO $50 do Java
DO do MANILA
sUGARs-30 hhds Porto Rico
DO 20 do
Do 10 boyes Woolsey's Loaf
NOLASSES-25h hds. Pouo
CHEEsE;-iO casks, so boxes
TEAS-5O half chests Gunpowder
DO 100 10 boxes do
DO - chests black
Do 10 boxes Imperial
WINES-25 or pipes Madeira
DO 30 half do Sicily
DO do. OH
Do 30 Or pipes French Madeira
Do 100 boxes Muscat
BRANDY-2O half pipes choice
DO Is do common
CANDLEs-iO0 boIes HuIrs paten,
Do so do Spermscet
DO 40 do Judds patent do
ALUM-lO barrels
COPPERAS-9J do
SALTPETRE-2O casks
SOLE LEATHER-2OO sides good
Do goo do damaged
sALT-fOO saeks large si1e
oILS-l2 casks Winter bleached
WHITE LEAD-250 kegs Mol
SALAD OIIs-5O baskets
FLOUR-5O bbls Family
PAPERS-eOO realms Cap
Do 200 do Letter
PLASTER-lO0O casks ground
POWDER-i0O kegs Blasting
RICE-2O half uerces
HOPS bales,
WH1SkEY-fO
ALMONDS-25 bales Son Shell
ClGARS-2O Principe
INDIGO--j0 kegs
SUCAR-C rushed-3O bbls
NAILs-500 kegs assorted
SOAP-1OO boxes
LfQCORICE-20 prime quality dc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-13
RaCAIIOUT DIES ARAHES.

RACAHOUT DIES ARABEN.
A YEAR or two since the Racahout des Arabes
IA imported and already tina good
learned Phys have acquired for
reputation. solved problem
medicine ~ procuring feeble sionach- strengthen
and easily dge-rng food usually employed tor the recovery
affected
Racaiout excellent and nutrive qualities
and diet for
persons Children whose stomach
helps and preserves them from diseases
Ladies who desirc their heath adopted
habiiua diet.
reputation Racahoui melted persons
deprived Of appreciation Faculty
denc the only authority which affords warranty and security
lot al. by GAYNOR & LYEII.
Oned he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-13
HENRY GIBSON, Cert.


II ~ the tniteu states Court Tor tho Eastern dis.
~ triet OF Virginia 3h August matter Of Bank,ev
OF JOHN w GLENN, Of the county Halifax Eastern Viz
ena District The said John w Glenn deero,d
bankrupt by this Court having filed petition PRAYING for s d.,
charge IL is ordered that published in new.p,
per printed IN the city of Richmond seventy days The
WIN day ot January when hearing
non attic City Hall the Of Richmond creditors who
nave proved their debts and other
The said time and place and show any they have why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should not be granted.
A Copy-Tese
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-13
CHANCEEIY NOTICE.
IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan

N cery for Louisa County. September 10th, 1872
Charles =. Jones, administrator Maybur-
deed. and VIM Gillespie, Plaintiff
Against
Sophia Jolly Rehecca Jolly, soseph Peasants Vest
Charles Cosby Titus e. Rice Samuel Doh Gentry
Dcfis
The Court having made decree directing
Commissioner of this Court report the
administration Of Charles 3 Jones' Thona.
bury decd and also estate
of said Thomas Maybury decd showing their respective dgnes
aud pnones The sied hereby notified
appointed "wednesday the 2l day Of December Mel
toms Tavern Louisa Count House taking
when and where they required attend pa
and proofs 70 enable comply with the directions
said decree.
1s--cwiw G. Y. RIMRROUCH. Cowmr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-13

VIRGINIA :-At RuIcs held in ihc Cicrk'

" lKGlNlA AT Rules held In the Clerk \
once o' the Superior Court of Chancey Richmond
Circuit. thu 9Th day OF November lsi2:
Beverley kcnnon. Elizabeth Lucy
Ann Claiborne and VIM. Aunead. Plaintiffs
Against
Philip w. Claiborne. John ID. Claiborne. other Den'-
The defendants above
a gwen security according the Act OF
Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory they arc
not Inhabitants OF this Commemorative that sai
defendants do here the tenth day January
Term and the bill o plaintiff copy this
order be forthwith inserted Newspaper published
OF Richmond months posted
door Of the Capitol IN the said ey Copy-resie. .
l0-w9w wM c. SANDS C. C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-13

A Il Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law Chanccy the county
Of Hanover on Saturday, the 9Th Of October, 1872
John D. Longan, Plaintiff
Against
John C. Brockng'on Ezekiel Woody Henry r. Duke, Thomas
H. Godin. John IIaw, VIM Kersey and Merweier Jones
Defendants
This day the plaintiff by hs attorney and filed
the defendant John Brockngton
and given security according the Act OF Assembly and
Rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
he nhabiant Of this Commonwealth
the said defendant do here the day Of
and the plaintiffs ad bill and that copy
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
Richmond for months successfully copy
posted at the front door Of the Count House of this county.
Copy-Teste,
no gG-cwpw WIN O WINSTON d. e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-13

Len WIS " EBB
OFFERS FOR SALE,
Do RAGS PORTO RICO
SOW 100 do superior Jaws
so do St Jago
40 do C,ba corvrrs
do Rio
IS do Iaguira
100 do African
10 do Manesibo
Teas, GunPowder, Pouehons
Hhds. Cuba Clarified
Ihds. Porto Rico SUGARS.
Loafand Lump, various qualities
Is hhdS Trinidad Molas-es
No. J Macksrel
Roe herings
Tanners
Lime
Tar Pitch and Rosn
400 boxes Brown soap
Boxes varega,ed and Whit. Scented sOaP
Sperm, Hulrs Patent aBi Tsnow Candies
Starch
Pearl Barley
Pepper and Pimento
Race and Ground Ginger
London Mustard
Sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
salt Pete
Boxes English Refined Table Salt
Almonds aud Bunch Raisins
London Porter and Wines, OF various kind.
Hops
Madier, Indigo and Coppera.
Birthstone
Window Glass various sizes aud kinds
Sole Leather. various qualities
Russcu Upper Leather, Calf skins
Shoc Thread
weavers Bar Iron Hoop Iron
Blisered
$50 Kegs Cut Nails and Brad-
$50 bags Shot and Rar Lead
Sporting Powder, n kegs cani.icrs
Blasting Powder
IS hrkins Butter
Cheese. IN casks and boxes
Pine Apple Cheese
Manufactured Tobacco
90 dozen Painted Buckets
200 nests Wood Ware
Corn Brooms
Writing Letter and Wrapping Paper
ss%R BED CORDS
Hemp
G Mania LEADING LINES
- bale- Wool
100 bales No ] and : Cotton oznaburss
80 do and Brown Shirtngs
30 do IL do Sheeing-
I2.OOOh-. Cotton Yarns
Cotton Wrapping Irvine and Candle Wick
knitting Cotton and Batting
Bales Virginia Cotton
Stone Ware, Of Schermerhorn's ma nufacturc sc.
dec 6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-13

4 the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
u ue Of Virginia, 2ih November 1919 WILLIAM DEAN of
he cry o Richmond having filed petition
declared Bankrupt Ii ordered that all persons
creditors OF the said William Dean Court on The
' any OF Januuy next why the said William declared
bankrupt pursuant to The act Of Congress in that behalf
copy of this ouicr be published accon. The
ssd and R4th rules of court. A Copy-Teste
no 26-w5w HENRY GIBSON f1.,k
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-13

NTIRGINIA.-At RnIes held in the Clerks OF.

Of the Superior Chancery for the Richmond
Circuit, the 9Th day Of November,
Robert Gwathincy, Plaintiff
William Young Charles Brown one of the late firm OF wills
Brown and Company nd oih Defendants
The defendants above NAMED having appearance
and given according Assembly and tho Rules
of this Court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants this Commonwealth:
said defendants do appear Monday
in February and plaintiff and that COPY
of this order be forthwith inserted newspaper published
the city of Richmond for successfully, posted
the from, door OF the Capitol city. CuSy-Tcse
~ G. : ANDs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-13

proceed together with arriving the Junction from the
North on the Louisa Railroad Godonsv
To Charlottesville reaching Charlottesville by r NJ and Cookies
us miles West by night Leave Cookies morning by
light TIE Blue Ridge and
A. VI.
The Guyandoie line leaves A NJ
Dale 10y night and leaving there light
The Warm Springs to breakfast and Caaehan dinner
ing the White Sulphur at NJ Lewburg by 7. VI
on the I'd day - hours than the by Lynhburg The
whole expense Ices and trp days
Inc Natural Bridge Line leaves staunon Tuesdays Thurs
DAYS and SATURDAYS the alternate DAYS will BE- funished
AZ ~ ~ NJ reaches Lexington by
dayg and arrive the Natural Bridge
cnSers can remain until after dinner and reach Dbes Springs
night leave neu morning after breakfast reach C.aghns din
and the White Sulphur Springs, by p NJ
TRAVEL
The roads splendid in the and fall and
coaches = fine heretofore.
These Lines Passengers have
ference all Others q any ponat