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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22

CALlCOES! CALiCOES!, CALlCOESil
DETERMINED 60 reduce ny present sock Of sprns
- aud summer Cacocs invite tho attention OF buy es
parrnaiy TO tho article feeling assured that the price
Viii be satisfactory. w MEREDITH,
MAN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22

CLASSiCS-LEIPSic EDITIONS.
i, w. hANpoLriI CO, nsa ssree,. Richmond.
@Ps,;si rsss ION Isp.: s eSs ssS %ssS
Tn s,ys VIII ss, on rs.sonsele terms 70 Academies sehOO
ppiodorus sseulus, vols rhueyditcs, aud vols
,leiodo,us, and3 vols rschus
Plato VIOLA licner's Had and Odyssey
rIS oSs' . ySls N.nophoa's Auabssls and
scphoces A,Irenhare s ! vol.
Horace o",s.i,i-n sois
Ivy, vols riantps, 2vols
,,;,a ss Jnscnal
Mo,ses vsior. by Anthony Ms1. Je'Si.,-pru,e In
r,Ie copy Of ucrod ius In voi folio, with Latin
os ~ snI MARGINAL celebrated ed
Of mos o. the above works
cali sn,ns "e'"an and English Dictionary, vols sSo,
sror,ehi,'s and Boe,isers Pocket German Dictionary
rSSe'ss Books, ordered ior a small commission
- IL oticfs tor Books Stationery, Music, Pianos and
TO-. - Nv RANDOLPH : 10. '''F'
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
u; CUNNINGHAM has received and offers for
sac Avery n IeineSi prices irrc assortment
syanlsse TO give hin call before making their
neaunOl Lawns, Muslias snd Ginshams
English. freneh and American Prints
cSrdSnG aises Msa i" gS ds Isis.,
BACK Tia han and Gro de sol riks
rlsia sed q ID eopd s,iSs assorted
ST Table Diapers
Blris Eve and Russia Diapers
Superior hish Linens, ailqualncs
Linen Cambria
Linen DO Hlkk
Black anl white sk Hose
Do do hall 10
Rack anil white Cotton 10
White, black and cord silk Gloves
Ribbons, lnnctr. Arrfei al Finwcrs
bcachcd aud unblcached Shirtins shcctnrs etc etc
The shose goods With many others will be cheap or
eash as TIC subsenhcr Intending To remove another
store IN lew days, Will close rcue ed prices his
presont stock at J BCuNNINCuAM'S
mi Cheap cash dry go0ts store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22
FnRsII srRINa GoODs.

WIN y. BUTLER. Importer Of Chlna, oucc aswsre
Wv and Gsss Is receiving por ship Iiafk and bas
anoaf per Nnorod daily expected and alldfect rom
the manufecurcra his usual large aud aay seecton OF
China Glass and ouoenswarc Which he Offers for cash, AZ
reduced prices or on circuit OF s'S mohhsto Puhe"h
buyers. -, -. = a.
10 90 farhor Moth for goods In his limo. n
win but alyo him call WIN. p BUTLER,
mrb doors above the Bell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22
je 22-w9w ''r'' w MILLER cc

ViRGiNiA-fa ChaHesTy.-At Court continued
and held for Louisa county, al the Count IIouso
thsreoi, on Tuesday. the 18th day Of June 1892:
Sash Humphrey who sues thc friend Of Susan
VI humphrey, Thomas u Humphrey, VIM l. Humphrey
overon Humphrey. Elizabeth IIumphr.y DoIofby .
age OF q years, PisiaIigs S
Against
L;nIlneth Humphrey, WIN Humphrey, Thomas Foster
iIcena ms vile, Thomas Harlow and Lucy his wife
hiH DAVIS and Minerva his wife, BENJAMIN Davis lanes
Jaws susan Davis John Davis, Helena vis amin
DAVIS IT. Salmon Humphrey James Oliver aod Name his
WIFE, Lewis Humphrey snd Dclphy his wife, DeGs
- me IcienJanis, Bcnjamin Davis James Davis Susan
Davis, John Davis, Helena Davis BENJAMIN Davis Jr
,,almon Humphrey, James Oliver and Nancy His wife
oNls humphrey aud Dephy his Wife having entered
ei appearance and given secur according 10 law and
hc Rules OF this Court, and u appearing to the saisac.
on Of the Court, that they not inhabitants OF ihis
saic; On the motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel IL n
ordered That the said deen iants, BENJAMIN avis lanes
DAVIS susan Davis John Davis, Helena Davis, Bensmn
',sj 70 salmon Humphrey, James Oliver and Nancy
hs wic Lewis Humphrey and Delphy hc wife, do appear
OeIore TIE JUSTICES % our said Court Court House
on inc ~ MONDAY In September next answer the hill
OF me paniIsi and that copy OF this order be forth.
with inserted In some newspaper published In the City
OF Richmond, for two mouthG and that Hno.
Their copy he posted the front the Court House
OF this County, some Court day.
iu 3 v-o,v S"Py' ieatci ....
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22
SECOND SUPPLY of SIZING DaY
C,OODS

bOODS.
lATE have received by the packet Nassau. from New
w Nors, the following seasonable and desirable Goods
81 ihe latest importaons aAd offer them al very
hic prccs:
Rich painted and satin striped Blzorine
D1 lie Laiuc and Chaiys
Plain blk and blue black Mouslin and Chzllys
super blt aud blue black, plain anu fad silks
@ gnd1 Cue Foulard end Pkin Silka
Ffcnch Mushns and Lawns and printed J1conets
super black and white and assorted cold GinghaIns
isr2c and medium size Shawls and Scarfs
pr-andc Musin and French Cambria Prints
English aud American Prints all qualities
EzlIa SIZE black Grape Wells aud Lace Hdkfs
Ladies sik aud Cotton Hosiery, in great variety
Bonnet, Hot, Cap and Neck Ribband
satin aud Bombazins SOCKS and Scarfs
Lse, Bobnet ThIead, Cambria and Mus'in Edsing and
inscftiucs
French worked and mourning Collars. very cheap
hil SILK, Ncu and Isle Thread Gloves and Ms
Umbrellas. Parascls, shades and Fans
S1tn, Naeuua. Marseillcs and other Vestings
Aipqlcca Iusffcs Cape Listing and Cashmcrett
White aud Cnli Linen Duling, all prices
with COMPLETE assortment Of Domestic Drillings,
plaid sud striped. Also Brown and Belchcd Sh cctugs,
Strings Uznaburss Sc. cheap for cash.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN A. co.
ayi3 Wine Buildings. Shockoc IIil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22

pLACk TEAS, superior QUALIFY, In papeis
ID GuNPOWDER TEAS, inc and extra fine
LOAF SUGARS, at lowest prccs
BACON MIDDLlNGS, in prime order
ALMONDS. IVca SOFT shell
LONDON PORTER quarts
MADEIRA WINE, In eight casks-for sale 10y
DAVENPORT a. ALLEN,
"a ~ Corner Of u aud 18Th streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22

The defendant, Robert hin, Jr, e0'or Of tho last will
ana testament Of John King, decd having onorec his
appearance and given security according the Of
senbS aud the Rucs Of this Court. aud appearing by
satisfactory evidence that no IL nhaLiant Of ihis
county " isVdCIcd that the said defendant do appcar
mere on the FIRST Monday In August answer tbo
hl 81 plaintiffs; and that acopy Of this bc forthwith
ppnseIted "a some newspaper published In the city OF
cnond Tor two months succossivey, and posted al the
ifont door Of the Courthouse Of this county,
Copy-Tcstc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22
Plif.
ACopy. fesic,
il " wqg RnpcRT 'pOJJ.pn T. n r,

IL CHANCERY-NmaIstA AtRuics held in bo IIeIlI.s
once OF the Circuit Superior Cont OF Law ana Chan.
John Morris, pl,in,iT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22

ANOTliER SUPPLY OF SPRING GOODS
THE subscriber respectfully ntimaies the arrival o
another supply OF Spring Goods, selected by himself
curing the last fortnight AMI which he Is enabled sell
a. low prices The following he would re
commend viz.
Biick nlain Gro dc swiss
90 do Pou de Sol
do satin Repe
10 Ializu I.usfrins
: Gro lie Algiers
toulard silks
striped ani Figured Orgaads
Bine blk Gro &c Swisse
DO do Gro lie PeSin
20 30 Pau lie Sol
90 10 figured Gro dc Pekin
- Rich
sn1 9-S Real Mstieoui LnsIing
fit'1otienne Nusiins
t.7'n aud figured Bazoricnnes from 81 cts upwards
a i.h co, BaEaige for dresses
ptlniSd Lawns -o'a % ptr yard upwards
Emoroided Muslin dresses from SC a dressto 30
i.aln Mouseins, satin Stupid DO
P.s!n aud Chene GinsLam
tlrlfon Ncfts and Atlsiins
Z. 3 ana , Cord Tarlaisn Muslus
Iarlsian Grape Isle, all colors
Flain do
Linen Clmbre Hdkfs, all styles
tD't six Scarfs
uact Waicrcd do
E'cI Ottoman Velour do
i-i.S' Raw SIX, Chally and Mouslln Shawls
Thread Llccs aGd Ed.ings
lead and BObbiueu Inserings
fIi.uani fed Brussels Nets, al widths
Rack and White Lace Wells
Willie Thread ScaTfs and Wells
H.1ck Net Shawls ami scarfs
Thread Lace Capcs and Collars
Back and White Lace Cape Cardinals
Filin and Open Work Thread Hose
lotion Hosiery from Sd per pair upwards
linens Lawns, hapeTs, Shectn-s, Tickingz, Cotton
inen' Of Domestic Goods, which viii be sod cheap.
IOUN WRIGHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22
NEW DISCOVERY.


NEW MUSIC.
Received at the Bookstore of
SMITH, DRINKER q MORRIS
THE Northern Harp, consisting Of original sacred and
tile Plno Forte aud Guitar, by MS May d Dana W
we nave also received 10 day further supply of9Opu-
lar songs Ws'@eS etc; together with many new pieces.
uIl II
GECoND HAND PIANO-For sale a i've and IaIi
- octave second hand Piano Price $50
nh " Piano Store. square above The nSnf.
4 wEAT1 nv - nhas orleans anu WesI indla Sio
lasses, for sale by
LADIES' ELEGANT WHITE SATIN
SLIPPERS.
have on hand p, splendid assortment Of the above
Lad IS BURLINGTON * co,
lie - Mansion House.
I ADY's BOOK IorFebruary. is at hand we6ave
new Subscribers fe2s JwRANDoLPH q 60.
AIDES SUPERIOR KID AND MoKOCCO SLIP.
and for ss s ssa o. f Jge195 spGe IN
&c ~ Mansion House.
CLARIONET REEDS IL gross OF London made CIari.
- ohe' Reedsjus' received and Tor ssle ,,,r,,
mrl0 Piano store, squire above the Banks
IOAbE nEHHH-l hhds aud "a casks hne Pale
lnl . NJ BURTON.
Uoss-Jusi received by BaT1Ie Bachelor. from New
~, orleans " 4" Bales Moss' aud for sse by
SH0T AND BAR LEAD
- 800 bags shot, assorted numbers
kegs Bar Le1d--for sale.
De 30 DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 co.
VERY CHEAP AND GOOD Tl1AVEI
LING TRUNKS.
IDuhCHASERS are Informed that will sell tho above
u trunk al unusually low prices, ANXIOUS
close nc lot We have on hand. They very superior
INC piiccsWiu be reduced much below those been
selling al. BURLINGTON & GO,
ia ~ Mansion House.
EEHTbEMEH'S HhNDsOmE g. FASH
" IOMABbB sHoEs-luads by AHss and
oers-Wo have In store very ine assortment Of Gen.
uemen's Shoes, made by Miles and others which VIC will
soil low. ID BURLINGTON g. co,
NH Mansion Uouee
GUPEHIUH LEATHER THAVELLING
- TRUNKS, CIfEdP.-Wo have a good sock Of
superior andow prcoi Leather Travelling Trunks which
Will be sold cheap for CASH
ID BURLINGTON 4 Co,
fnh7 N,n-io, H..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22
ma q wllw JOSEPH BArrLEY, D c.

tHllr4 stitr touIl lof Eastern District
Virginia MAY i7th, lSi2
In the matter OF Blnkrup:cy of
NTHONf w TENPIlN. OF the county Of Campbell
a in tie Eastern Virginia District The SAID Anihon,
w Iempln, who has been decreed bankrupt by tiii
court having tied petition praying for ms discharge Il
IS ordered, that notice thereof be published In newsua
per printed 10 the City Of Richmond 20 days least before
the l<l Jay OF september next when hearing be bad
the said petition the Cy Hall tic Guy OF Rich.
Iond and all creditors who have proved their debts aud
ether persons 10 Interest may appear the said time and
place and show cause u iney have why the PRAYER
OF the said petitioner should not be gIantcd.
copy. Tesic,
ma q wliw JOSEPH BATTLEY, u C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22

zen LIE htN-IahE NOlICE-
fSNCiIANGE Is now down To q and per cent
IL New Nofk-ln consequence OF which, We, This Day,
make general reduction in the price CLOTHING
- iat te Exchange Clothing Store may now, empha;
caiy bc called The Cheap Store In orieI prove this
YOU have only 10 call and examine for yourselves. We
ave now on hand fine assortment OF Summer Coais
Ncsis- fanfaloons, Cravas, &c well a general as.
sartmentof Fancy Dress articles.
Gcnremen who prefer TO have garments made TO mea.
s're, will find 1t 10 their advantage 10 awe call.
fe7 opposite FIshsnTe Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22

the United States Court for the Eastern District OF Viz
giuia, May i7lh. 1872
\ the matter Of Bankruptcy OF Joseph NJ Armsesd Of
The said Joseph NJ. Armstead, who has been decreed
Bankrupt by this Court, having fled petition PRAYING for
his discharge: s ordered, That notice thereof be pub.
lished In newspaper printed Ia the city OF RichmCrd
days least before the l2h day Of September
next, when hearing will be had the said petition
the City Hall the city Richmond, and all ecdiorS who
have proved debts and other In nere.
appear the sar time aud place, aud show easc "
they have, why the prayer OF the said petitioner should
be granted A copy-TcSic,
una 2l-wiiw JOSEPH 2. nATTLEN, ID. &.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22

In the UnHel Count lot the Eastern Dlstrct of
Nrgini1. May 18th, ls4G
In the matter OF Bankruptcy OF
NATHANIEL w PAYNE. OF the Town OF Lyuchburr,
in the Eastern Vir= District The SAID Naihaniei
w Payne who has beea decTeed bankrupt by this court
having hied petition praying for his discharge: Il Is on
deret that notice thereof be published in newspaper
printed IA the Cis OF h.,hnoai 70 days least before
TIE l2ih Gay OF september next. when hearing VIII be
had on the said petition At the Cry Hall tie Guy OF
chmon and all CREDITORS who have proVed their debts
and other persons 10 interest appear the said
and place, aud show cause II any they have. why the
prayer oil the said petition should &c granted.
copy. Tese,
ma24 WllW InZEPlI pATTf ry N ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22
LOOK AT TIIIsI

OUTER 10 iirkins iresi. Mountain butter, Tor sale
Dby
iu3 wEnn. HOOKER 4 HAMILTON.
DRY GOODS, AT REDUCED PRICES.
WE avc hand variety n reasonable goods which
w will bo cold by the piece Retail, cRcocdn gly
cheap, for cash.
siks. Mouacin fe lanes and nazorinca
Hombsxncs. Chalcyssnd woTscd Grapes
irish Lnou. Bri Eye and Table Diapcr
French and Encl1h Mualina aud Lawns
Fmo French and English Itconcts add Cambiics
contsc and Eirlafbn gnghama
French Cashmere Efmnet and sun Cloths
| Linen anil Cotton pr log cheap
Dumcrtcs u every kind the very owcaf rates with
very general assortment Of goods n our line which We
/ and will sell low.
VALENTINE BREEDFN 4 co,
jos White Buildings, n n sbockoo 1ilL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22

In the United Court the District Of Vr.
gina. MAY l7h, 1872.
the matter Of Bankruptcy Of Henry VI. Armstead Of
the county OF Campbell in the Eastern Vrslng District:
The said Henry NJ. Atmsteat who has been decIeed 4
Bankrupt by this Court having filed petition praying for
his disc barge Is ordered That notice thereof be pub
shed in newspaper printed In the city Richmond
cniy days Al least before the h day oSeptomhcr ncIt
when hearing will be had the said petition the City
Hall in the city Of Riehmond and all creditors who have
proved their debts and other In nteresi,
pear the said time AMI place, and show cause II
they have, why the prayer ofthc sail petitioner should
be granted. A copy-Tesic,
ma 2i-witw JOSEPH T. BATTLEY. n G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22

Ia the Unite states Court for the Eastern District OF Vr
gina. May H. 1872:
In the matter Of Bankruptcy of
JAMES CAMPBELL Of the county Of Charlotte in the
Al Eastern Virginia Disuiet The said James Campbell
who has been deeTeed Bankrupt by this Court hayns
hlod petition praying TOR his discharge II IL ordered ha
notice thereofbe published in newspaper printed IN The
city Of Richmond. 70 days al least before the 18Th day
September next when hearing will be had on the said
petition al the City Han IN the CITY OF Richmond, and al
crcdors who have proved their teb aud other person.
Ia interest may appear at the said time and place and
petitioner should no; be grained
Copy-Tesfc.
ma 81 lit HENRY GIBSON Ctk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22
AUupy-Ies'o, =
ma 24-wllw JOSEPH F. BNTTLEv, n. c.

In the United states CouTi TOR the Eastern District OF
sinia, May II, lSi2
In the matter or Bankruptcy of
THOMAS A FOURoUREAN OF the Town OF Lynch
burr. in the Eastern Virginia District. Tho SAID Thos
Fouqurean who has been decrecd Bankrupt IN this
Court having filed petition praying for his scharge: II
IS orderet thai notice thereof be published newspaper
printed IN the city Of Richmond 20 day least before the
lSh day OF september next, when hearing will be hal
the said peiuon, at tho City Hall In The City OF Richmond
and all creditors who have proved their debts other
persons in interest," appear the said time and place.
and show cause, II any they have why the prayer the
said petitioner should not he granted.
COpy-Teste,
ma 81 lit HENRY GIBSON, OK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22

In the United states Court, for the EseTn Dstrct N
GINA. May i7th, l>2;
IN the matter Of Bankruptcy OF r. G. Watkins ofthe
Of Lyneh bure in the Eastern Virginia District The said
F. e. Watkins who has been decIeeda Bankrupt by this
Court having 6cd petition, praying for his discharge II
ordered, That notice thereof be published IN n
paper printed in the city OF Richmond. days
least before the l2h DAY September when hearing
will be had on the sold petition, stihe Cry Hall Ia the oiy
Richmond snd al creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons IA Interest, appear the said
and place and show any they have why the prayer
OF the said petitioner should not be granted.
A Clpv-fes.e
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

PaoGSEss OF DEaocRATIc SENrNENrs.-The
banks .u Phflel Pima have had a meeting. and,
among other things, have resolved - hereafter pay
ont NJ paper 81: taeir own, aad Issue LtH uad-r
f,cefg d5Nsrs. We should Ike 10 know what tAc
paper advocates WI! say TO tAis decision by banks
themselves. VIII they not now tel us that they
were always opposed 10 a small note paper curreu-
cy We pressme they MIL, 70 sustun their char
acttr i1c consistency!
France aud Eug.lud long since learned, that it
Was impossible to sustain paper circulation, even
n those dospot.>ms without suffering specie to Il ~
INTO tie ordinary transactions ri ite a. broad 5a-
IS on which lrr, notes could circulate. ihls un-
der stratum OF specie. the hands OF small dellers
and laborcrS, That can al nc give any thing Ike a
pcrmauency to paper currency, must be OF &C.
nom nation ID cher than the d. hest c3n from tte
mnts. The wings have, Tor years fought astiusi
ih.s-they demanded paper Of the smallest ten1u.-
nations, and have blown up their own iudtted sys-
tenn Ike powder house, and nov, Ike a. other
criminals, turn round and Try u lay the ba ne on
some body else. Tn people, in due time VII learn,
think. 10 discard such men from places where
they can 10 mischiet.-Ohio S'a'csman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01
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and coafnIrd calls ul these copy, have
induced t publishers o. offer ihe public enlarged and o.
the work. aud considerable That
He omitted, and au addition hundred
of introduced.
rurarshp prtTed and introduced,
which w useful Justices IS i1 ARE almost dty called u t dr
eide questions ofaW which upon
al
which Will ie found useful i1 every man.
The Publishers enabled % give an assurance that this work has
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

\ SuoCKING MURDEa At RIcHWoND.-Ne learn
from the Richmond star that most bloody tragedy
occurred IN that city on Friday. \ gambler named
Fletcher Heath, in it OF eaiously shot his partner,
aud then proceeding 10 the room OF his mistress
murdered her aud fled. The facts are said 10 BE-
THESE.
The man shot, Carter Wells had excited Heath :
jealousy - attentions To- his kept mistress. Ga the
ght named, Wells went 10 the theatre and returned
with her. and then went the gambling room kept
by himself and Heath. While Standing there IN
the act ofdrnkjng glass of lquor, Heath came be-
b. md hmm and placing pistol 10 his head, fired
Two balls entered Just below the left ear, and rang
ing up lodged near the right eye and were after
wards taken cat from there. Wells ran into the
street crying " I'm shot, - I'm shot" and was
taken INTO "Our House, and physicians called 10
HIM. lie was afterwards removed - his boarding
house, and romans IN most critical situation.
lis wound Is dreadful one. After shooting We Il,
Heath rushed from the house and 10 the hous.
where his mistress. named Della liatriS. we'd, on q
cross street Carey. lie dashed PANEL OF tbe
door out and craW ed through the aperture winch is
very small. lie ran up stairs. and DE entered
hes room sac ,reameG e murder'-he then struck
her and she cred murder, Fletcher" sh, gave bat
one more scream when blow upol the SIDE of her
head cleft. deep into the scull and she sank dead
II ,atn then ran down stairs and crwled through
TIC br ken pauncl aud ran down Car street,
vh .cl Is the last knoNn of him.
rac Richmond Compiler Of Monday, announces
that the murderer has been arrested and comm tied
o. prison. When taken he was dreadiui.y fright
ened AID tremJled ike leaf. Wells was still l.v-
iay.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01
PRINTING: OFFICE FOR SALE.

'zNE undersigned oi rs M sale ie -oihu Iudnnan" printing
establishment adesinNn Indiana The psr,- enough
hrte publication Dtihle Mcum ils
Cor paper That with Abundance of TYPE.
the uf Publishing democratic ~ll winch D.
desirable one bali ct ti Viii Boz bought b., the Democratic pu,
gnn. ta aud profits te individual pIlcll-r
bali and publish That KIND. small only
o place Practical rue other person desirable
\ liberal subscription and advertising patronage ctaiu-l
The terms pas Will q
tbs place duing t Session o The saITc theiot,u. Ia
tlf fl4f fffs Ia .fl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01
i. ROBERTS, Cha.rman.

S'Srra OF MN~Nr.-The sister of the celebrated
Mir't dcd lately at Paris. IN wretchcd garrett.
Tor ma'y yclrs she Jed most miscra5le existence.
and VS. attended IN her last moments by grocer.
her 'or rr.'fise aud Fortress the only friend that
hal remalr.d jo per.
rs w"'nna. US The Monteur) whose strongly
m1r@ = FIXTURES re-embed those II her brother.
htd nothing about her belong ny q her SIX; her
habits. tastes. labors and even her pleasures were
those OF a nan. She lived long time by making
watch needles IN which II appears she excclcd; she
wasversed IN the Latin languace and PLAYED prettv
veil on he flute. Alter SellIag by degrees every
thing she had inherited from her brother age coming,
IN, with rs accompanying indrn;cs. she t. INTO a
state of the most profound misery and abandonment.
- had Jus; completed her SD year when sine Died
-Four neighbors followed her mortal remains TO the
cemetery, where they were deposited IN tie common
f90e."