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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
J. BRANNAN 4 cos
OLD DOMINION CLOTHING STORE.

Adjoining John Earley's Union Coffee House, and
II. III. Jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main st.
WE would embrace this opportunity and method Of
w making u known 10 tie ciuLens Of Richmond, IT'S
cnitY AMI the state thatwc constantly keep hand Cloth
Of all kind, and especially for the ap.
preaching which will sell reduced prices for
cash We respectfully Invite all 10 call and inspect
stock, whether they want the goods All goods sold
by us that DO not please in every respect may be returned
and the money refunded.
All goods warranted. JUST
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05

NO 80
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY INLoEs q BRoTuEt

BY INLoEs & BROTHER.
REGuLA. SALE DAYs-r...4ay. 7zn,..
Ht- Liberal e.sh advance. will he maize on every ...
Aerpoon Of Goods consigned for public sale.
ON Tharslay Morning, oc,oter eu commanding a.
ss 10 front 81 store viii no sot ',ney
| No. mood S Sesi Chairs, Of 6es, cry make
Mahogany Bureans sdeboards &c.
Will be added,
- abinet Bureaus
lhTse Gilt framed Mantcl ctass
| NAILS, COFFEE, &C.
- 80 "a, n Nsils, asserted sizes aad Of good quality
New Eoslani Rum, whiasey an Cordili. IN bbl,
Brozans Boots AMI Shoes
MONONGALIA wHIsKEY
10 bbls Old Mononsali whiskey
ADDITIONAL.
large size Carpets Of eIeelentquafty
! hish tost Mallosany Bedstead
counerpanes and other bed elothes Of superior
HATS AND CAPS.
2Oeases Fur and silk Hats Seal and ssallet Cam. o
pris'nS desirable assortment
several Cod and Silver Watches Of which are Of
superior quality.
&C I&B. Aueta.
| E1TENsIVE SALE OF FAsHIONABIE
! CLOTHING-AT AUCTION.
on Th1rsdly Mornns October 6.h 1872, at our store
eotnnenen, Al 10 O'Clock shall sell an eItensiSe
s2rheni OF Fashionable co,ng jus, received from the
The assortment consists in partof
'upe'sns dreSs and foek Coa's styles sizes anI
Extra C1'siasre and Cloth Paniloo,. choice putsrn.
s'E ssiin herino, Bombaziae Cloth Valencia and oer
= Tue Goods are unsurpassed for quality and workman
p lnd Vel worthy the a;enion oil dealers add the pub
Ter%a-sAls eash, wilea. Le.sryo
&C iNLoEs n BROTHER, Auets.
|
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
MARRIAGES..

Married. athe Mea lows. the residence q Mr. William
son Iallcy, on The 29h Instant by the Revd james %
Iayl.r Nj T. CARTER TAYLOR, to Miss MARY LOUIS 4
TALLEH-all Of the county of Hanover.
q you that have the charge Of love,
Keep hian n rosy bondage bound,
A. IN the fclds " bliss above
He sis, with howercfs feitercd round
no Tho Enquirer, Religious Herald, Richmond star
aud Compiler, viii please coy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
LOUISA RAILROAD.
LINES TO
ChIrlOiissvils, StaIntOn, LyaehbTg aud The Vir
ginia Springs.

LINES TO
ChIrioiisspils StaunfOn, Lylehburg aud The Vir-
ginid SpringJ
49, * 80 - 80
FARE TO STAUNTON REDUCED TO So.
To Lynchburg, seven dollars-To Charlottesville,
Five Dollars.
NIGHT IRA YELLING 4 POIDED-AND GREAT.
LY INCREASED EXPEDITION
flHE public hereby Informed that under
mcnt between the Railroad Company and Stage Lines,
the Fare between Richmond and StauutDn Is reduc cd
sand on aud aer the let Of Nay will be reduced TO 81
to Lynchburg. aud o. dollars TO Charlottesville.
Passengers leaving Richmond 10y the Railroad, at ~ A..
NJ reach the Junction Ia breakfast aud thence proceed
together with passengers arriving AZ the Junction from the
North, tho Louisa Ritoai 10 GDrjousvc, and thence
by stages Charlottesville, reaching Charlotte svle 10y
morning by diy hight, o Hue Ridge SUNRISE
aud arrive at StauniOn 10y ~ a VI.
The guyandnttc inc leaves 5aun1n al III VI, reaches
Clover Dale by night, an1 leaving thcrc mnrning
daylight reaches Tho Warm Springs 10 breakfast and
Caaghan's tn Dunor, AMI p1asnE the White Sulphur At
5PM arfivcs at Lcwsburg by VI. tho 3 fday, %
hours Than the route by LynchbufE The whole
expense " less, AMI trip In the week Ia fe0 days
sooner.
Tho Natural Bridge Line leaves st1unton on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, Con the alternate days
will be fnrnished) a ~ W. reaches Lexington by
night. Leave ncSt morning lay hight, aud arrive the
Manual Bridge 10 Breakfast where pasonaera can remain
nnfl after Dnnof aud reach Dibrells Springs 10y night
Leave ncI morning anCr breakfast reach Callagana 10
pnner' sndthe White Sulphur sprinssby N, apoidfng
siigM frauel entirely.
Iho roads splendid, 10 the summer and fall and the
teams and coaches were never a. fine heretofore.
These Lines the Main Mail Routes aud PASSENGERS
hasepreioronco over all othcfa NJ any point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
CHOICE OLD LIQUORS AND WINES.
AT AUCTION,
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS

~ saturday Afternoon the sth instant, commencing n
- roc 9ck precisely upon the premises, will be sold
GibbOn streets. - - ' eN'
ihese o;s winch viii be aii on in convenen Sizes are
as eigiby located could be desired, and h thry are
beyond The computation line they advantages r
building, that are sci ON me. with.
ne sale vii commence en- at No l. and will be
made without the least limit reserve. The terms Of
SAFE VIII be, one fourth cash. the balance in three
80 a. insainonis at T. aud y mouths Deeds Of trust
VIII De required TO secure the credit payments
% US BY order Of the Pr0prisfor
-M- eonLlcie hy ~ nICKfNFOS Anetir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
LYNCIInURC NIATLLINE.

4, ~
DASSENOERS Tor Lynchburg leaving In the Cars on
j Sundays, Tuesdiys ani rhursdays, atif ". reach
Charlottesville the same day, aud Lynchhufs the ncu
morning NJ 10 s. ~ 10 BfcaEast, In 30 hours from Rich
m0ni On this route Passengers have positive assn.
rance Of no detention under any elrcnmsanecs
THOMAS SHARP,
ieD Agent n Tfansporiatlon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
NEW BOOKS-Strrrunrn2 2d.

ID ECElvED Al Randoiphs BOOKSTORE Treatise on the
~ diseases Of the Heart and vessels sod the
nfcr which he mistaken f1r hem by Hone
~ FR aofthe Royal Medical society Of Edinburgh with
notes hy q W Pennooh, " y, Of PhadeIphia
Romantic Biography Of the ago Elizabeth; or sketches
Of NE from tho bye ways Of history, by tho Henodcve
prcthercn NJ olcn laourh, edited by Taylor d Of
TfiDity COLLEGE, Dublin, vols,
The Man oForunc, and other tales of Mrs Gore vols
IIistory ftho United Stalcs by Emuaa Willard
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05

WAGON, HARNESS AND HORSES
On Saturday the sh Instant al 10 O'CLOCK viii he 81,
very superior. Wagon and Hirness tut Lille useJ
Also, several good Work Horses
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
BY DUNLOP. MoNcURE & CO.
GRoCERlEs-A, Auction.


GROCERlES-At Auction.
On FIiday the "a: October at 10 o'clock front Of our
Prime Porto Rico sugars s''e'' VIZ
d. d. SiTfS.S DO 4,
Isxuira Green Coffee
Green Porto Rico 10
OLD White Java dc
Ertfa Fine and common Teas
spetmleet Candles
Winter and Fan strained Sperm Oil
Ceroons Spanish FIotsn, Indigo
kess Sais iopPa Malls assaited from 81 10 I2i
%mie Lead chrome green and yellow
70 Oh Tuscaloosa and Mono Ealia whiskey, &c. &c
o.. DUNLOP, MoNCURE 3 co,
ADDITIONAL.
WIN De added 70 our sale Friday the It'll Instant
" hhds prime Molasses
az bbls Pinkeyed Potatoes
CHOICE OLD LIQUORS AND WINES.
AT AUCTION,
On sir months CREDIT
On Friday October the I4ih at 10 O'Clock within opr
warehouse, ~ samples, will be sold, large and very se
choice old genuine Liquors Wines
80 packages CoGnae es OF various brands s,z.r
Champaign, signeue and otard in Pipes, sG pines and
% SSG,r!sI easEs portion Of the vintage 1855
Is Pipes Holland Gin OF the star swan and E.se brand,
- DDS old Whissey Of Tuscaloosa and bTauda
- 1880
- packages Pale Sherry Wine
- boxes eeiebTaed Mendirabal Sherry Wine
~ t,ekIgeS sicily Md Wine OF Cania, WOOdhouse and
Plzarro brands -
81 packages MuscM Frontisuae Wine
- casks sweet Malaga Wine
= hampers Champagne 10
To which will be added
- i.n ions aa'ie.ra Wine, imported by Hawai- 1873
oil ~ - S"' III" 'NJ@A'S
Islns -under elOO cash, over siOO months eresih.
appio'ed cry paper. DUNLOP, MoNCuRE A co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
EXTENSIVE SALE OF E.su,ox,,,
CLOTuING-,n Arcrrn>
BY K. II. DICKINSOl

NEGRO BOY.
On Thursd,y the 6thinstant NJ 10 o,el,.L ,iu h. -,
IN front ofmy Office one likely Negro Boy e years old
w. n d. hucfr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05

ALNANACS FOR Is43
I w. RANDOLPH, az his bookstore and B,nderv has
~ &. for SAX 10 any quantity.
Worrock's and CCitom's Va & n. Carolina Almanacs
caculafed by Richardson, and Containing valley Of
useful and entertaining matter.
Farmers Calender or Dutch English Almanac
Genuine Dutch Almanacs
Eton's and Turner'S Comic Almanac
Fisher Crockett DO
Fishers Temperance Iousekeeperis 10
Turner's Housekeepers Almanac and good recent
Book 49, 'N~S'f'
Great National Almanac
American farmers do
Family Christian DO sc "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
FOR RENT.

4 ASA
qureof CHARLES sIEBniNs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
STORE FOR RENT

- Tile store a. present occupic 10y the subscrib
ftfA on Main eftcc-Ouc 81 The best stands m ttC
htRiM ciy tor flo dIy Goods or any other businctf
~--A--- FoT terms, apply 10
ic1 IN CUNNINGHAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05

FOR rem

- Tho eligible Store nexttoP n Taylor's Must,
frFA store For terms, apply 20
HLh Phi TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05

HERRlNGSi HERRINGS!l
IN RBis No IleIrinss for sale low.
~ se2 GRETTER a PEAKE.
MOUSLlN De LANES.
a BEAU TlFuL assortment Of Nousln DO Lanes lust
n reserved antfr sale vefy eheapat
Sc 25 Cbeap O. N nv Snad So
THE subscriber las iust Received, per schooner Rich
l. moAti an additional supply OF
HATS AND CAPS,
which now makes his sock ppeie in al respects He
respectfully requests h friends and the public generally
TO give him call assuring them that they will find mrs ami
eies as wei made, OF the latest fashions and cheap
any other establishment ia the ciiy.
THo's : RIDDICK,
Sc ~ " " street, Shockoe Hill
CHEWING TOBACCO
lust Teceise superior lot Of MessTs Langhorne &
~ Armiseai's Chewing Tobacco.
BOLTON HARRISON,
sc = Corner above the Banks.
LADIES KID AND FRENCH MOROCCO
FUR SHOES.
N hand good variety of the above which we Offer AT
~ al reduced pTice for cash. Cal and examine, at
&C - T. WATKINS A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05

IN CHANCERY-T irgififa lin Richmond H1S1InS5s
Court ssptcmher i3lh 1912.
NeaaId Winfield Pirf
Ile,oer Claihome, r Mary CiaiboIn, JOY II Clal-
borne James W Claiborne, Gilbert Cab7rne ard VT-
Enlus C,9oorne, children and heirs OF Herteu Cis
Son- HsS u TIE last named five being inlnis and he
hers Of Warren Bibber csc'd, Deus
THIS day came the plainun by his counsel and de his
~ an the aIut deiendlnt having fed his answer on
y m'ion OF me PlaiuIf - bis counsel Herbert Cal
10 defend them in this suit AM fhsI eupon he iiei
suswcI and THIS cause being dckefed consent By lie
exhibits fled, aud was areuei by counsel on eonsfeIs
W., ,s bt ny SS. 1h sdndse order and decree.
on OF before the ~a day OF the next December terra OF
THIS court aud answer the plaintiffs bill, AMI that eonv
Of this order be inserted in some ne~spaper rnbisbe ~
VIC SIy OF Richmond once week for months success.
S'ey aud also be posted font door OF the Cly Ran
&C Wv en- HOWARD, CPk.
-LACE GOODS, LACE GOODS
an THOUSAND yards II Lace Goods Consisting Of
~ ~ L.s Edsinss At 2 . 1ed cents per gard
ws s s asss a. E l01Ps I. e., s9s saer
Rich Thread IAces, alt widths
Fs'd White Lsees for CAPS and Wells
B.cl Lace S's' vei Is al 6s. 81 80 IL. 90
p n,qp DO a. 3 O. and 81. and higher
or yarl, =, Sc % no II I fSisf T.T''
BOOTS, BOOTSN BOOTSfu
FIFTY racsagcs OF Geutensn's superior hsavy ,,5 s
perior Boots, made for winter wcar, Of the elo~ins
5e''es e Gents Heavy poubls solsd Water Proof
seasss Of superior s,wol w,er noO,s-,rirs ,,s,,,
" ctsesot Gents Heavy Pcr'd Wafcf 1,oi. Al, M
l9esse5 Of Goats Pune neayy KIP Bosts-ssraEf
; cases q Heavy ScHlskn Poots-primc
cases OF GcniF Lgki Dress Boots AZ 81 81 per uair
paekase Of HEAVY Nailed BCs Ca Eoots-wsier Proof
nc aD'e uGods aIc 81 superior quality made we'll sn1
Mc snch a. crn recommend. and will BE- a,ff cvv.s
than they we're sold here before hsvinr hl,ght 49,
az extreme llw prices - ''-'' '''-ui
Merchants arc uycito call and o4nminc nv s,,ek bs
ote lhcY purchase, believing they wi ni nch 10 th,j
,,,senIaee SAM'L PUTNFY
Whoicsale and Retail Dealer In R1fts shoes Trunts sc
SO ~ nearly Opposite Mtehers Iewelry 5 ore.
ILAf sONgsTER, Nclo,ics Tor the wh,s. an, PEG,
- pie, iof sale In any quantity. W.
lhe songs composing his coiiec ION, are with lie 81
c'Fon gu or J. cnurely original, have been rinef
IN popular airs expressly Tor Ills luic bos bv . fttgt
-, aul UiIH ii.y cnhl eient n The TASK seN4
l'Oh hhNT, hlick house on Union uiil with 40
''o'ns AMI tn ehceLc1i es,i.n ApgNio
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
FOR RENT,


IL The Stole anil family apartment over the same
mn recently occupied 10y Waller n ~. are f1I
Ehsm rcni, a.id possession given nincIaicy. Tbcy
@--- will be rented separately, u desired hpply 10
WALLER & THOMSON.
lm ID 81. iI.i dor below The Dcnnf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
FOR BOSTON

';.. s e. $f' FIJI
re ~ J FISHER A. SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05

FVN NEW OKT.EANS.
(llaskins & Lihby's Line.)
1frS Positively the fret vessel to sail. whatever may
ekSXN be advertised e, ,he contrary. The fine brig OR
t--<,E- LEANS, Capt. Smh, will be ready TO receive
freight next week, and will have all possible dispatch
due notice will be given Of the time OF sailing Fol
freight or passage having superior accommodations. boti
for cabin AMI st"efagc passengers apply the Captain
on board, al RalstonS a. Peasanii' wharf.
FISHER & son. or
Sc " HASRiN- a LIBBY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05

/. THE lower part ofthe House corner of " and 81
fSs streets well calculated for the Dry Goods trade.
sskM 1oa good tenant tho terms will he moderate, and
- the House put In complete order Appiy 10
20 l6-iuf THOMAS POE. Marker Rrilye.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05

NIX The ship RICHARD ANDERSON, Rielid BeI
skxk nett, master. her James River ioi
h1n- lpnc'n, ia ballast, wi. proceed. her arrival.
load for the above port without delay For freight hayin
liaIt OF her cargo engaged, apply u
. 2i-diA' JAQUELIN r. TAYLOR
, 1842-05-14
n OF G. f..

\ fellow of easy address and gen.
tlemanIy appearance. calling himself
~. Crane, NJ. D., Professor Of Phre-
nology," has been in this town and
vicinity several weeks past.-IIe put
up at NY house, and from himself and
incidentally from others | have gath
cred such information as TO become
satisfied that he is an inposter and
sw indler, and that it is my duty to
make it known to the public. AT
a temperance meeting he is good for
a speech. His conduct while here,
was so mysterious, that it is not
easy 10 say to what class Of rascals
he belongs. Some consider him as
belonging to a band Of horse thieves;
as for myself | take him to be a
scoundrel in every sense Of the
word. He boasts of his capacity to
fatler and scduce both men and wo-
men, married and unmarried. He is
as great a liar as any country can
boast of; to give his full pedigree
would take up more room in a news
paper than | am entitled 10; but If
any thing more is wanting. and he
will come back to Bowling Green, it
will be given in full. take him to
be the same individual who is so par.
ticularlv noticed in the Louisville
Journal, of about the goth of April.
under the name OF Doct. a. Burnard,
but the public can judge for them.
selves in regard to that matter.
NOAH ATKIN.
May ID. 1912 lw
, 1842-05-14
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
TN pursuance Of m order Of the Pike
L County Court, made at the May
Term, 1912, the undersigned Administrator
de bonus non Of the Estate OF William D. Al
len, deceased, will expose to sale. before tho
Court House door, ia the town Of Bowling
Green, on the first day of the ne II August
Term Of the Count, Court, for said coustt,
the following Real Estate of snid deceased.
viz: the w / of .rct II, T. 81 N, r.
West; also ten acre. adjoining the above,
on the west end Of 5. Z. or. OF quarter sect
IL, same township and range: also the F.. /
5. r.. Gr. sect. IA, ,a nc range and township
AZ above; also 80 acres, being n. w. ! Of
the S E. ar. sect. IA. same township and
range, all being n the said County Of Pike.
The terms of sale will be one half cash in
hand, the reminder payable in IL months
from day Of sale. sci bearing six rer cent
interest from Gale till paid, the purchaser
giving bond with approved personal secuti-
~, for the payment thereof.
JOHN z. ALLEN, Adm'r, de bonis non.
May ID, 1912. 4w-2s
, 1842-05-14
The British mail steamer Midway

The British mail steamer Midway
touched off Havana and Charleston on
the 10Th Of April, on her way to New
York. She left Havana On 2lst ult.
The royal mail steam-packet Solway ar
rived at Havana on the Goth ult., from
Vera Cruz, bringing intelligence up to
the 18th of April.
"Santa Anna had given orders 70
reinforce the Castle OF San Juan d.
ulloa, owing, IL was supposed. 70 tie
presence of some American ships OF
war. General Thompson, our Min.
lister, had arrived at Vera Cruz. TIE
general state Of affairs there was We
ry bad; and although no certain intel
iigence can be given, it was feared
that some misunderstanding would
arise with the United States Govern
ment.
1t is stated that the United States
frigate Macedonian and sloop Of war
Leyent we're the national vessels at
Vera Cruz.
"Mr. Symms. 4 passenger in the
Midway, left Vera Cruz on tie 4th
of April. He met at JaIapa, MIR.
Mcleod, who went out passenger in
one Of the above vessels. Mr.. Nc
J.. was on his way to Castle Porole,
where his brother and fifly-one 9th
ers belonging to the Santa Fcexpe-
dilion were confined. One hundred
of the unfortunate captlves were con,
fined in the Mexican Capital, and
some seventy OF them IN The city ot
Puebla.
The object Of raising the military
force in Mexico, is said to be in order
to bring under subsection the local
government of Iucatan, after which
it was thought they would be direct
ed against Texas. The appointment
of General Thompson, as Minister to
Mexico, had given great satisfaction
, 1842-05-14
Notice

5 hereby given that ! shall on the 9Th la,
IL of June next, at the late residence o.
Roland Burbrdgr. late Of Pike County, de-
eased, on the waters of Buffalo Creek, in
said county, offer for sale, at public vandue,
the personal property Of which said Bur
bridge died possessed. The sale will take
place between the hours Of 9 and & o'clock
ofsaid sth day Of June next. The terms of
sale will be, for al, INNS OF three dollars or
uEder, cash; for oil sums over three dollar..
a credit Of twelve months will be given. and
the purchasers note With approved security
will be required. AlDo, ut the same time
and place, the Slaves belonging to the Es.
tate Of said deceased. will be hired until the
24th day of December next. There is one
man and three women, and some smaller,
The terms o~fhiring will be made known
on the day.
JOHN LINDSEY, Hlm'r.
May II, lS42- 3w-2s
, 1842-05-14
KENDALL LIBERIA TED!

@We have the high qualification
this morning Of announcing that Geo.
Wilkins Kendall, and six other A
merican citizens have been released
by order of Santa Anna; and that
our associate wifi uHdoubtcalv la in
this city within afe days. We give
the following letter from the U. S.
Consul at Vera Cruz, received yes
ierday by the royal mail steamer
Midway. from Havana
VERA Cnuz. April 2Ist. 1912.
To he Editors the Picc;rnc:
! had the pleasure Of writing 10
yon on the 9Th inst, per Virginia An
.roinetic, and have the qualification OF
informing you that by the mail oi
Yesterday, from Mexico, | received
posture news OF the release Of you,
friend Mr.. Kendall, and six other A
mericans.
! beg leave to congratulate you
most sincerely on the event, and re-
peat myself Most truly yours.
l.. s. HARGUOS.
In addition 10 this, We received a
letter from the Gem nander Of the rev.
enue cutter Woodbury., at Vera Cruz.
confirming The information COMMUNE
Gated by the above letter. and stating
that he was hourly expecting Ken
dali from Mexico, 10 place himself
once more under the protection OF
the "s,ar spanaled banner" We
have every reason TO anticipate the
arrival of Mr.. Kendall on board the
cutter Woodbury.-N. O. Pic. Of
April Seth.
, 1842-05-14

The Utica Daily Gazette states that
the Tower firm at Waterville, has failed
for nearly sixty thousand dollars, and
there is only $4,000 to meet the liabili-
ties. This is the last ofthc distilleries in
that portion of the country.
May not this be considered evidence
of the healing progress of Temperance.
1t is stated in a circular recently pub
lished by the New York Temperance So
ciety, that within the last ten years,
l65,S79 person have come ont and en-
rolled their names as members Of the
Temperance Society. Out of this num-
Der, LOT 900 have signed to total a6sti-
hence pledge. Licensed liquor shops
have decreased in the ratio Of 63 per
cent; the manufacture and importation Of
intoxicating drinks 81 per cent; pauper-
ism about 80 per cent, and Indictment
for crime has been reduced about 10 per
d. cent. II, in the next succeeding ten
years, the evils resulting from tipping
shops, are diminished in the same ratio,
dram shops will be known only as things
that Uere.
, 1842-05-14

T-BAxARupT LAw.-The following
points were decided by Judge Monroe,
in a case recently argued beforethe Unit
cd States District Court of Kentucky.
\ portion of the creditors, in this case.
sued out execution, subsequent to tie
filing of the petition Of the bankrupt,
and were proceeding 10 sell property.
The Court ruled,
LIST. That the decree Of Bankruptcy,
when rendered, relates to the time Of fill
ing the petition, and the assignee will
have a right to recover, in %trover, the
value of any property taken and sold up
on executions issuing after the filing of
the petition.
I'd. That the assignee will have no
right to rccove the value Of property
sold under an execution, after the filing
the petition, but which was issued and
levied before the petition was filed.
Sd. That whether or not the assignee
will have a right to recover the value OF
property taken on execution, which is
sued before the filing ofthe petition, but
which was levied upon and sold after the
Fling of the petition, is a vexed cues
ton, and not decided.-Balt. Clipper.
, 1842-05-14
May IL, lS42.
Administrators Sale Of Taluablc
SLAIES.

y pursuance of IN order Of the County
l. Court of Pike County, made at the last
May Term thereof, | shall expose to sale,
on a credit Of twelve months, the purchaser
giving bond with approved personal securi-
ty, before the Court House door, in the town
of Bowling Green, on the first day of the
next June Term Of the Circuit Court, Four
Likely Negroes. belonging to the estate OF
Solomon Fisher. deceased
JOHN X. FISHER, Admir-,
with the will annexed.
May Il. 1s42. 3t-2a