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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
HENRY GIBSON, eli

IN the United states Count for the Eastern District OF
ginia, 18th April, 1872
In the matter OF Bankruptcy Of
GEORGE ZIMMERMAN, Of the Town Of Petersburg,
" in the Eastern Virginia District. The said George
Zimmerman, who has been dccTccd a Bankrupt by Ills
Court, having fled petition praying his discharge: Il
~ ordered that notice thereof he published n a "a.
per printed IN the City Of 20 days al least fore
the Sh day Of july mex, when hearing will had on
the said petition AZ the City uai the Cry Il Richmond
and all CREDITORS who have proved their cbs AM other
persons ia interc may appear the said e and place
and show cause II any they have, why the prayer of the
said petitioner should not be granted.
Copy-Tesie.
a0 10 wllw JOSEPH T BATTIFY nc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
SUPPLY OF SPRING GOODS

ANOTHER SUPPLY OF SPRING GOODS
'.NHs subscriber respectfully intmatcs the arrival O
another supply Of Spring Goods, selected by himself
during the last fortnight ami which he is enabled 10 sell
at unprecedented low prices The following he would
commend. viz
Blck Main Gro dc Swiss
10 10 Pnu dc sol
do Satin Rene
n Italian iustrinr
Gro he Agiers
Foular,tSgss
srn. ana figured or-ands
Blue Blk gro . Swis-e
30 do Gro De Pckin
80 a, Pnu fe Sol
10 do Figured Gro de Pekin
. Rich DO
4.S ani 9-s Real M.ueoni Lusuing
Bazorienne Muslns
Pl'u add Fisnred Bazorienuos from 81 cts upwards
Fam cold Baraigc Tor dresses
Pinned Lawns from 81 ntI yard upwards
Etch Paris pudted Mn Sins
Embr1tief Muslin dresses from GO a dressto 30
Vain NousClns, Satin sfupd do
PAN aDd Chene Gincham
tafiaion Neus md Mus'irs
], aud Cord TaTlaian Musins
4 aTitian Grape Lsle, all ooloTs
Pain do
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, all styles
tIlai elk Scarfs
stack Watered do
y ch Ottoman Velour do
SIX, Raw Six, Chaiy and M0uslin shaIls
Thread Laces aud Edgncs
t1tead and Bohbiuet Insertinss
PAIN and fisid Brussels Nets, all width.
Black and White Lace Wells
NAue Thread Scarts and Wells
black Net Shawis and Scarfs
thread Lace Capcs and Collars
Black and White Lace Cape Cardinals
Piiin and Open Work Thread Hose
Cotton Hosiery from ID per pair upwards
Linens, Lawns, Diapers, Sheeungs, Tckings, Cotton
'nts' Iaulbrocns. Grape. Cloths ctc-wth full asso
is'n' Of Domestic Goods, which VIII be sold cheap.
D. I John WRICHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

GEN MEN-TAkE NOTICE.
ENCHANGE is ,own 4 and per cent. on
IL New loIk-ln consequence OF which VIC. This Day,
make general reduction the price OF CLOTHING,
- ihst the Exchange Clothing Store may eupha:i-
cay te called The Cheap Store. In arcT PROVE this
you havc only call AMI examine for Yourselves. We
lave now on hand hne assortment OF summer CIats,
Vest Pan'aoons, Cravas, &c, as well a. general as.
sorrchi of Fancy Dregs articles.
GchiIcncn who prefer TO have garments made inca.
sure, will find IL TO their advantage To awe US call.
STARR a 90.
lc7 Onnosi,e ~ -h,n,. u,,.i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

In The United states Court the Eastern District of Viz
gina, May ", lsi2:
In the matter ~ Bnnkuptcy OF
THOMAS 4 FOURQUREAN " the Town or Iyr-r,.
Il burg, ih the Elstcrn Virginia District. Tho sad Th6s
Fouqurcan who has been decrecd Bankrupt in this
court having MED petition praying Tor discharge: u
Us ordered a notice thereof be puhshe leo newspaper
PRINTED ~ We city Of Richmond, 20 day A. least before The
~ DAY OF september next when hearing will be had ON
the said petition, at The Cy Han M The CHS q Richmond
ana al creditors who have proved their icbts aui ~
persons 90 interest may appear al the aii Time ana u,-c
and show cause IL any they have, why tile prayer Of the
saij petitioner should not Doe granted.
Copy-Ie-te,
ina u lit HENRY GIBSON C'g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
ina q lit a 'lIiifENRY GIBSON c,,.

I NC UIIt rIlIcs Com IOT INc Ia7ItTn DI8TcI Vlr
gina. May IL, lS4l:
10 the matter Of Bankruptcy of
JAMES CAMPBELL Of the county or Charlotte In the
- Eastern Virginia DisTict The saiI James Campbell
@ho has heen decfeed Bankrupt by This Court, having
Ec4 petition praying or bic discharge u BE- ordere fsf
nouce hereoibe published u ueWspay cf printed boz tie
clyoi richmond ~ days az least before the i2 div of
Heicmpcr next. who hearing will boz has ou The .t,l
uuoh' 90 tho Han n the City OF Richmond AMI ali
CREDITORS WHO have proved their Debts and ofler
900 interest may dppstr az the said and place and
SHOW cause any they iayc, why the prayer Of he aid
petitioner should not be granted
Copy-Tcs'c.
MA n ~ HENRY GIBSON OK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18


rinls. May i7th, 1872;
tNthr matter Of Bankruptcy Of r. e Watkins ofihc
yuchhurg, Ia the Eastern Virginia Distinct: The said
O. Watkins. who has been dccTccda Bankrupt by this
Court h,vns Ged petu0n, PRAYING for his discharge II
ordered. That notice thereof DO published In news
t,prr ptntei tho city of Richmond. seventy days at
least before t2h day fcghcT when hearing
,yi he hat the said peou atthc Cty lali la the ciy
q Richmond aud all iors Who haze proved their dchtA,
poer persons In inercs appear at the said time
ni pcc and show any they have, why the prayer
of me said petitioner should rot be granted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

VihoisiA ~ csaaesrys-Ats Court hold fss Louis.
courr, a. the tourthouse thereof on Moi,S Ihs N :
day u NAV. lsf2,-rhlp Cohsn nsnlsnia ~, :.
Nsnsss cohen David Cohen, Joshua az Shso AMI ia
the aioresAid paIues. ,..ia, Hs 'or
Against i@in"uas
Block and Frunees hls VIII. IIa,s I,s,...n,r..
eis Modcna, 'H, .es -hn tfan-
Ihis day came ne plaintiff by their ate ~s. aH ID, a
wids 49, Ii.,s ts.s. Binck .. Frances his
Wiz, SUI uais lssaes no, having entered their sppes,
49,. 80" se'uy according 10 law, the nj, of
~. sSul, ahd sppeetnx TO the satsfact OH. Co..,
that they arc not inhabitants OF is state. ~, so,
i.frndsns ss's,uSy: TITS ordcted, that the ssLI
ts, 10y, - pp.oek and Frances his w., ana u,v'
y" sppcsi before the Ju,ticc OF our CSun1y co.
~ & hcN and apswerhc bill otthe paniisi ami M,
a."ly "''ns ntief De iotihwih inHe rte n ro,nr
l,peI l"hehe'iin inc city Richmond for two
this county GA some court day N"''""u1' VI
copy. Testr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

In the United Count for the Eastern District NIr
rinia, May 2Sgh, lSi2:
ID lCIIARp J. NENABlE, OF the Inty OF Fluvanna.
~ having filed petition praying that hc may be declared
BANKRUPT II Is ordered that all persons claiming TO be
crcdEors ct hcsad Richard Ncnahc show the
court on the sth DAY OF July next, why the said Richard
1Ncuabc DC dcclarcdS bankrupt puIsuan; TO the
Of Congress that behalf aud that copy OF this orcT
bc published Ia the newspaper according the 22 aud
sih rules Of count
cory. Tcsc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

In The Uncd states Court E4-ern Ds;fict Of Vr-
GINA 18Th ApTi. lisp
The matter OF bankruptcy Of Francis Rcsnau n Tho
eiy % Richmond, lnthe Eastern Virginia District r
saii Francis kcgnaul who mas been decrceda Dansutt
by this Court having filed petition PRAYING FOR his Dis.
charge II u ordered thar notice thereof tie published In
newspaper printed IN the city Of Richmond seventy ays
a. ieasi before the sA Jay OF july when hearing viii
e had on the said petition the City Hall ~ the city of
richmond, and All cfc tors who have proved their ebs
andotheT persons IN interest may appear the said time
and place, aud show n any they have, why the
prayer Of the said petitioner should be granted.
Copy-Teste.
apl6 wlIw HENRY GIBSON elk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.

biFIUIls Tor Iisn,
~ u. j I'm kisS haa iust received from auction.
Ia TIE following GooHs, bought AZ a -rctf sacr.Grc and
~. be sold -cCurI,n-.y:
lDpieess Lawn for Laes dIcssesa, Is and . cents
Ie-ant Paris coinroi Musl.ns, al styles
81 pieces hne hair eold aud wh.ts Cambria Musins,
ofen bargains IN Cotton uznabuTss and bcached and
untlserhru -hirin.s ami Shcciues
luu Nuns Bnunets no - ceuIs
20 fine AM wide pink, blue and buT striped Cam.
bIc IirgHanis. woltI o. 81 yrr vattl, Tor l.
tahro"1. an siyier, 10 h, lu. ~ rts and finer
hfcaiur in Cloths. e. ..4ier's ani Ncsuugs
Cheap PIrasois and Umbrellas
Wifc BJtbiIct lace ffr covering p,-rur.s ~ i2ir
DO go dp "a yIe ..fHe % pc
The above li only a few OF tuc chcir Coos a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

4 REAT BAitGAINs-Wo have on hand an q /,
VI ccent assortment Of Family Groceries which vii
reasonable time.
jas GRETTER & PENKF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
ua4-wew Neopy' r'''e'w v O s,xns oc

NlHclNlA-At kucs held In the CIcTs 3 Jfc. al ~ .,
SUPERIOR Court OF Ch'nccty fcr the RiebnonI o.
ou",,hc - Jay Of May iSi2Tte Tredcrar lion Co,,t,
Y,pu' against lohn McGusid aud Herr, Timsnus is,a
@ >, uncr ,.c firm and style OF Ne Quad lImsnns
~. "cl,ulsnt' Henry 1imlnus, not having eniercd
snh gwen security according TO the ae a +
a thc Iucs oi thus court and IL ~ pearng Nv
,"'o'y tNiuenc q. that he Is an tnkaIiant nj M,
u Is ordered that tho sai defendant do
spPcN AZ the in'es To be held on the 6tst Nrn,,v In
gust nru and answcr the hill OF the pa,nuer a., ,., .
COPY oi ms order he forthwith inserted in some ns,ssn,
pr puoushed In the city of Ret uOni Tor Two ,no,
IA the said city. '"' 'al'o'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

UIRglNlA- IN ChaHrcrg-At Rules, holden ln tho
Clerks onrc ~ the Circuit Superior Court ~ aw
and Chsncery Tor King william County, 81, day n
Juno, 1912,
Chnsiophcr Davis, Hcubtn ~ Davis. Uarman 'Iuphss
AMI Msr hia wife, who before hcr intcrmarra r with
said llarmsn Hughes was Mary Davis Pits.
Against
Robert fn w. czor Of The iasi will end feaamcnf Of
11bn King drt ~ and Christopher Tompiins. lsf abrr,G
~ King william county. aud committee admir- &c honls
with iic will anucscd ~ Reuben bnRar, dec ,sfci
Tho defendant Hohou Hn, Jr, csor NJ The 80 OH
aud feasturnf ~ John King deceit moi having eof t ~
,prcarsure and given security accor,ro fo Tho ed ID
aeinfIg md TIC Huiea ~ tis Court and b. a0r,,t,, u -
siuafirtary cricrce That DO BE- not au insiif.t Df az
county; q rgpforcf' tat tho esd defendant n, .r,
hero IN mo lrft Monday In August nctf ana A. o., ,,
bill of plnih aniiai copy u This Order c frt,ei,b
insored w some newspaper published in u. e,y ~
Hcl,nu loi we mnnihs rurrcEsivriy aud po. tel te
ma % vow 1870 M pot,,.,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

In the United states Court Eastern Dsriet OF VT.
sinia 25sh May. 1872.
\TuLiAM n. MILES, ofthc county of Nelson, having
w filed petition praying that he uay be declared a
bankrupt II IL ordered that all persons claiming to Toe
creditors OF the said William u. Niles show cause 90 the
Court the i2h day oi Judy next Why the said william
u Miles be declared bankrupt pursuant 20 the act o
Congress IN tia BEHALF and that copy OF this order DC
published IN the newspapers according To the 2ed and Si
| rules OF Count.
| copy-Tcsc.
! I'M y w5w HENRY GIBSON, elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
10 ne uusa s-s: caI, - e. -, E.;sO ps' Of vr

In tie unied states Court Essen DsItet Of
Tinia. June al lst2
srREErKk, "a the cay OF Riehmond having
a. NED petition praying THAI he may be declared
psaktur q ~ ofdete. that all persons claiming DC
eretars the aid L. u. sireeteI. show the
s'un on s;h daF Of July next, Why the said l. n.
= reeter be declared Bankrupt pursuant 20 the
& In thai BEHALF and hai cory OF lhs
published Ia the newspapers according the POI
ani 2i'h Rules OF Court.
COPY. TeHe.
ts6 wbw HENRY GIBSON elk.
Ia 'he United States Court Eastern District
ginia. NAV mn. iSf2.
\ The matter OF bankruptcy of Henry " Armscad, OF
the county Of Campbell the Eascrn Virginia Ds,re';
The nd iIcnry NJ Armsiead. who has been dccrced a
Rsnk,upt by this Court having 6e petition praying for
Nis hatae u s ordered Thai nntiec thereof be pub
ishettn ncvspsrer printed lea the city afIchmoni sew.
cot, svs NJ the is day OF September next,
wien hearing be had on the said pc ION, tthc CITY
I.tn The ely 81 giehtnond AMI all creditors who have
rnse th r debts ant other persons In Interest,
e,r Al thc eii tlne aud place, and show cause II
,.y h,ve WHY the prayer the st petitioner should
he rrsui~d copy Icsic, -
IA. 4f-NiiW JOSEPH v BATTikN. II. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

In dc United aI,a Cour ni c Eastern District VI VIZ.
GINA, Ah Aprl, 1872;
Ia the matter OF bankruptcy of
CnMuND BROWN. OF the Cry Of Richmond. IN tile
T. Eastern Virginia District. Tie said Edmund Brown
who has been dccrccd bankrupt; 10y this court, hayue
filed Petition praying ior his discharge Il is ordered
that notice thereof toe published In auevspapcr printed
IN the city e kcuoLu seventy days least before ihc
Sth day OF Judy usNi. when hcarn. Nal be hal ON the
said petition 90 i" Cty llauthc CRY Of Richmond, and
all creditors who cd their dcbs ami other per
sons IN Interest may appear ~ the SAL line aud place
and show cause 1t any they have why the payer of the
said petitioner should not DC granted
/ an 81 wliw HENRY GIBSON. Cpk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

In the United Court the Eastern District Nir-
gnii. Aprl :, l-i2.
y the matter nj Bsnktuucy OF HENRY BENSON Of the
County of Airrmar!e ir fhc E'stcru N.rgius District
The said Henry Benson WHO has bcct ccrocd Bankrupt
by this Court, having led petition praS ing for ms dis.
charge - ordered That notice thereof bc published
IN anewspareI printed the city OF Richmond, seventy
days al least before the sh DAY OF July next,
hearing viii lie hadonthc sai petition, the City HALL
the CITY Of Richmond. anu an creditors who have prove
their debts and uihcr persons IN interest may appear
the said time and place, and show any hey have,
why the prayer the said petitioner should granted.
ACopy-1csJc.
NJ O. willow HENRY GIBSON. OK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19
Saturday, .7pru 1G.
The Senate did not meet 10 day.

The SeD1te ala not meet 10 Oay
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole on the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill,
Mr.. Thompson in the Chair.
Mr. Bolts, who had the floor from yesterday, then
resumed the debate in reply to Mr.. Adams speech OF
yesterday and the day preceding The time to which
therefore, his speech incomplete; but he joined issue
directed portion Of his remarks TO the speech of Mr.
Slade, and offered to enter into compromise, the terms
of which were that the North should abolish her Adolf
South would give up any design TO admit Texas INTO
the Union otherwise the South would oct upon the
principle that self preservation the first law of ma
ture.
The hour of twelve having arrived the committee
rose and reported progress.
Mr. ANDREWS of Kentucky then renewed his
motion 10 reconsider The vote by which the debate was
limited by previous order of The House, to the time
above desgnated and the question having been taken,
it was decided in The negative-yeas CO, nays 10.
The House again went into Committee, and voted
upon the amendments pending and those when were
subse quently submitted; after which the bill, as amend
ed, was reported to the House.
Mr. Bolts offered amendment requiring the
printing for the Executive Department to be given Out
by contract to the loves, bidder.
Mr. WISE objected to its reception, as it proposed
to alter an existing law
The SPEAKER overruled the objection.
Mr. WISE appealed from the decision Of the Chair
but tie appeal not sustained
The qnestion was then taken on the amendment, ane
il was agreed to- and
The House adjourned until Monday next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

. .. .e,i lie min ~ tie Cornpfoa.sa sct-
ro,.tg,sd at Yaie IN favor Of THIS bill void %
v,e 20 WON'T the Co"p'oG:.s act, and should 'ie'e
! c.r~ vo.e against 1t, -o,e
The Grrs,son now being, shsii me o'a ps.E ' ~.
mar ,.t.n ly v.as and aays "hch retuied-IeaS -
asvs J., - ioIows RI,
~, ;i.,.,s Archer, Barrow, Bates, Bcrien Cnt
,,do, Chos,e. Exams. Graham, henderson, Hunting
l,,r Kerr. Yianeur,. tefrck, Miller, Mo'eAesd F'f
IL, pheoe Preston, R,yer, Simmons, smi'h Of inoiaha
son'latd, sPragar, Isins'se' WINE tho "'0'''''s'
,.,,-Mess.s. Alien, Eagby, Benton, Buchanan
cltaoon CIa,ton Fulton, k;ns, Linn, hchoSeiis, or
vier, smith Of Conn, TsPpsn, Walker, Wilcox Wood
bury, Wright and founs-lo
o., ,aot;op the Senate, ii hslf-pas o'clock, ed
,''''''' HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
TIL. House resolved itself INTO Committee OF the
Who. IN the Civil and plonatlc Appropriation o'i
| Mr. r. " THOMPSON IN the Char:
| nh. sections N order were those making appfopfia'
,;,s e, the drloma,ic corps, &c, uncer The c!sth
Lco t,.le in lie bill o!"nercoufse with foreign ma
when this branch of;he bill came up, qies-
,:n vas ASKED he Chairman Of The Committee on 20
r. pn R.ls,ons, (!r. Adams If any reduction oil Tie
d,fIon,a.ic CORPS was contemplated.
II, ADAMS replicd IN the negative, and sent let.
lie Secretary Of State 10 the CLERK 10 he read
e., Va. jnrarma,:on q. lie House en- thissnbect.
II, linn moved to strike out the appropriation for
The u;s.lon 20 Mexico, which he supported al sotne
lcr, "a was understood lie ground of the small
COMMERCIAL importance Of Mexco 10 THIS county he
minated that those who desired continuance Of this
i..on, did SO with view to the annexation Of Texas
10 this country.
Mr.. PICKENs replied and commended that com mer'
cis mporance should no, be the basis OF such m'son'
bu, The political position Of the relations that were IN
,o,ved in the intercourse Of nations.
Mr.. REYNOLDS participated in the debate.
Mir. SLADE defended the gentleman from Ne"
York, [Mr Linnl srd expressed his surprise that
ne,son should have been sent as Minister TO aie1co,
Tho was known TO favor the annexation Of Texas TO
The U. S, a knowledge Of which in Mexico, he con-
ceived, would not facilitate the objects OF his MISSION
lie. or Slade) would no, give The snap OF h,s I'm.
ger 70, this Union if the annexation OF Texas should
lake place The Union OF these L. S. would thereby
become ipso aeto dissolved and was because he was
friend 10 the Union that he was opposed 10 The annex
alton.
Mr.. WISE addressed the House a: some lsng,h in
opposition TO the motion, and in reply to MesHs Linn
and Sace-aiter which The Committee rose, and
The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

TN CUiNERY Rules taken in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit superior of Law and Chancey OF Prince Edward
county, the 4lh day Of April, ls+2
Nathaniel yenabe Administrator with the win annexed, OF
Charles Woodson Wilson, Samuel c. Anderson bra
ham N yenabc and Juhn Tugsle, Plaintiffs:
against
Dennis and Mary A. his wife, Boyd and Martha T. his
,yifs ami rhoua. H. Anderson, Defendants:
The defendants Martha Price, Nathaniel T. Price, Charles NJ
Price Isaac a. Dennis Mary A. his wife having entered
their aud security according To an act Of the
General Assembly and the Of this Court and appearing
that thew are not inhabitants Of this State the motion OF the
plaintiffs; COUNSEL entered at rules aforesaid and accord
nely ordered That said defendants Martha Price, Nathaniel
T. Prre Charles Price, Isaac H. Dennis and Mary his wife
do appear be taken in the Clerks Office OF the said
Cont or The first Monday In uly next and the plaintiff
b and that copy cfths order be forthwith inserted in
of the public newspapers printed in the Of Richmond for two
cvcy and also posled 81 The iroEt door oil Inc
Cuurt-ho Of this county.
A Copy-Tes,e,
An,u 10 ll4-Now
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19
vYCIIuOSD. TUESDAY, APRIL -, 1872
ADDRESS

nj HE Central Committee, r.tpointed by the Demo-
cratic Conrention # february last
To THE VOTERS OF VIRGINIA
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-24

lizard TIMES AND RESuMPN IT
IL fashionable complaint of "hard times" and con-
sequenty frequent applications for credit has induced
Dr. VAN PATTEN to announce thus publicly his
moderate and much reduced rate Of charges which he
will continue few weeks longer, after which he must
in duty to himself and family, advance his terms to
correspond more nearly to those of his neghbors.
For inserting the ordinary incompatible teeth
pivots, SO. ,ss.s. s,. ,,s,'es 49,
For inserting the premium incoruptible, and war
ranted to stand firm, IS.
For inserting the ordinary incoruptible teeth upon
gold plate, $5; for inserting the best ncorruptibe
teeth upon fine gold plate initiating nature SO perfect
ly eude detection by ordinary observers and to
be well adapted to the gums TO be in every re-
spect inoensive and of great service in mascation as
well in articulation Sc to 49, the charge for those
depending something the number inserted.
Small cavities filed with the finest gold at 81.
Larger cavities with gold from 81 SO to So
For silver or tin filings, more than 81.
Extracting teeth or fangs so cents, specie.
Extracting chldren's first or temporary teeth, any
| number, for SO cents.
For cleaning or scaling teeth, per set 81 to 80.
| He considers the common practice of filling or
saving apart the teeth so exceedingly iniudcious
| with very few exceptions) that he will when he
deems the operation necessary, perform it without
any charge. ia}
hoOffice few doors west Of Brown and Gadsby'.
tel, the same side of Pennsylvania avenue.
april I-3t
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-24
NOTICE
NOTICE
" the discoratinudaace of the Public Land
Office at BUCYRUS, IN the state of Ohio.

NDER the provisions of the second section of an
~ act of Congress, approved on the 18th of June,
1910, which declares that whenever the quantity of
public land remaining unsold in any land district shall
be reduced to number Of acres less than one hum
dred thousand it shall be the duty of the Secretary of
the treasury to discontinue the Land Office of such
district; and if any land in any such district shall re-
main unsod at the time of the discontinuance of a
Land Office, the shall be subject to sale at some
one ofthe existing Land Offices most to the
district in which the Land Office shall have been dis
continued, of which the Secretary of the Treasury
shall give notice."
Notice is accordingly hereby given that in the pro-
secuon OF his duty, under the above section, the Sc
cretary of the Treasury has advised this office that the
Land Office at BucYRus in the State of Ohio is to be
discontinued by law, and the lands in said district re-
naming unsold at the time of the discontnuance are
to be thereafter subject to sale the Land Office at
LIMA, in the same State
Lands remaining unsold and unappropriaed by
law and subject to private entry, within the limits of
the district of BucYRus, will be subject to en-
try as heretofore at that Office from the date of the re-
ceipt of this notice and the Land Officers at LIMA
will give further notice of the day which they will
be prepared to receive applications for entries Of any
such lands.
E. M. HUNTINGDON
Commissioner.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, April 4, 1912.
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