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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04

The Tennessee river was higher on the l2h instant
than II has been known for sixteen years Many fences
have been swept away, and in cases houses have
been carried otlby the current.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04

Among the wonders of the times we find it recorded
says the Nashville Wing, that certain Doctor Con
yers dssected person who died for love in london
and found an impression ota ladys face upon his heart
I t> beat. aujmal niarnotsm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04

u appears that there upwards Of 600 paper mills
in operation in the United States, and that the paper
manufacturers pay annually for rags old canvass rope
Sc, out Of which paper is manufactured, six millions
eight hundred thousand dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04

The culture Of hemp in Missouri Illinois and the Ter
rtores is rapidly extending, and the neA crop promises
TO be larger than the preceding
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04

Ia Oh 'Shl.-Cappa Francis Dawson died last sun.
day IN Boston IIccrssd tie Atlantic one hundred and
sky two times. made seven Sosaees 10 China. and
three 10 Cacuta Three times he clrenmnavigated the
globe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04
EVIK.N'G OE'E'
AT PRsCis TO SUIT TEE TIMES.

mo j. PURNiS, informs his customers and the
- public generally, that the season is nearly gone
Tor selling Umilr Gcods he is determined from this day
to pyc great Bargains in
Bimkeis, Humcis, .Ncrinoes, Sattinctis, Kcntuch1
and Home SPIN leans, Uoolen SocAs and Siockings,
Sld'cis ot oil kinds cloths and Cassmeres, BoLa..cs,
Circassiaas, and STUFF GoodS generally.
He has lately added to his stock Of BoNYErs, RIB
BoNs, CNrCoEs, SILK Goops, and HoslrRy Of all
kinds, which will be sold al very reduced prices.
JOHN J. PURNIS
Jan. 10 if ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04

WssuISGLoN lgyIEG has taken passage in the pack
ri ship Independence to sal the dth Of April from
New Nor, for Liverpool
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04

Cannon. Government has resolved to have some
heavy ordnance manufactured at Ptsburg during the
coming summer. One hundred % Founders and II
quantity of ball are already contracted for.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04

An ARHrsr-lI5sea J. Lewis late cashier Of the
Schuylkl Bank. has beon arrested near New Orleans.
by officer james aang aud taken to Phladc pbla.-
lie is expected To make law full dscos,res about
the doinss oi tie Philadelphia fnanciers.-E Exchange
papr.
We infer from ~hat read and hear. that Vt
Lewis went from Texas 10 Kentucky, without any le-
gal coercion, hut at the request of parties in suit and
under sac cuudntl from the Governor If the .Sair
II is mentioned that suits have been Instituted in Lou
svlllc against the Kentucky Bank by holders of stock
said to be spurious aud the testimony of Mr. Lewis Is
required i'll the CASE Phtiadetphia L. S. Ga-eHe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04
Large stock OF Dry Goods
AT COST.

EXTENDING To discontinue our business at hi
! house. We have determined to sell tho
Entire stock,
at COST, tr CASH, negotiable paper satisfactorily
endorsed Designing ioact IN good faith, and wishing
to make quick operation Of It, the public may rely upon
Our asking limo instance than COST for any arti
clo.-Such OF our customers have accounts with us
and may wish to buy credit shall be most happy
To serve AT the store oi
ROBES Il BURTON,
next door below the Farmers Bank where our assert
menl is very good, and under which firm we shall con
tnuc our business. unexpectedly invite the attention
of Merchants and others wishing buy cheap and desi
rabc Goods, favorable opportunity seldom &C
Any person wishing 10 secure good stand with de-
srabe Stock OF Goods. will do well to avail themselves
of this opportunity, feel disposed offer induce
mcnts, for the sake of closing the ST ,ck al once
BU RTON < ROBES
Jan 10 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04

.hoila mfder.--A very horrid murder was pcrpe-
lracd in Natchtches, nnisana. during the evening
of the 18Th ult. John =. Cores, formerly cAtan-
sivc merchant, armed with double barclcd gun pro-
cccdcd the oiice of Mr. GILES lawyer and discarr-
ed the contents of both barrels in his breast killing Inn
dead upon the spot Cocs cooly walked up the street
but persuaded by his friends to leave the place NJ
difficulty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04
Prom The .Niic York Herald.
STILL LATER FROM TENAS-PRoGRFSS
OF THE MEXICAN INVASION.

Prom the .\i,c Tork Herald
STILL LATER FROM TRANSFORMERS
OF THE MEXICAN INVASION.
Nc have received important private letters trom Gal
weston, Texas. giving an account oil the state oil al
fairs there several hours later than what VIC obtained
through the New Orleans paIrrs.
II seems that Santa Ana has made a bold and ,,r,
msserly movement and it speaks loudly for his skill
energy and tactics lie has conyed 10 concentrate on
the borders of 1cNasat Durango Matamoras, and 9th
or places the RIO uan1e, l2.008 or 900 men,
these are all well armed and equipped This number is
about 5000 than he brought into that country the
former invasion. which he conducted in person As he
did then. his generals this tne are bringing this
army in three divisions; and appears that they mus.
have entered Texas simultaneously AT two points BE
cause the accounts state that the Mission Chat is tho
place f5rm,ry called San Rcingio which sort Of
Catholic liish secnenO was attacked, aud taken by
division If the NJ Means al the same ''e that anah
or division of the invading army reached and took IS
session of San Antonio dc Bexar These two places
nearly 80 niles apart the latter the old northern
road from SacogdochcS to Durango and the city OF Mex
co, and the Former The southern ruad leading from
Drassora, or Maagorda or Nclascu through Goiad To
Maiamora. Both san Rniugio however, and San
Antonio de Bekaf about equi-dsiani from the Rio
<rande The probability, therefore, is that 500 men
cane on fnam Maiamors the southern road 10 Victoria
on the Gnadalaupa river whilst 90O0 in two divisions
came The n5rthtfu rad to san Antonio intending to
march thence attack the city Of Austin the Colora
do.
The following arc the letters received by Ms -
t,,i,EsroS Texas. March =. 1872.
1wrile h inl4an YOU that country Is invaded by
TIE Mexrans ufoeh thousand strong three div sons;
one led l1 General Arista, by General Brave, the
third do mol rec llfct by whom.
San Antonio d. 3 Nar has been taken--also Gonzales
md G1liad The DIV vision hlch captured san Antonio
on lis way to Austin, scat orpoyornment, when 200
Texans under General BurlcsUn, Wee President
will meet and whip them or die
oafcy has bren scene olcnhu,iasm and may
say the wh5 country rushing forward for the fight.
aud ypn naY depend upon there viii be hut good
ral Ssn J7ciuto.
The archives ii The nation have been buried.
leave ta=m4rraw with nay company. the Galveston
Coas, q ard intercept and desire, the pro, son OF
the eueaY and hope e. tan IN with then artillery supp
scd To br lalaiag at tomn1
w val two l'aiNhan guns 81 orr navy. Cannot the
March l3 lSl2
Nici8iia his asst been taken. An : press came in
last night with ia, news
We leave Ia, IN the steamer Attic With anr brass
long nine and TWO rNc> 10 scr the coast and Inherent
the enemy provisions and shall take Brlss,s Saint ia
20 Wcals1 takca detachment Of The Galveston fus
hers eighty sf1pr land down the c, as whtnr, they
will loin the arl.5
Steam is up in our boat and the N,w York ullleayc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04

IENIE Packet Boats. JOS. G. CABELI. Capt HrNr
i LEY, and JOHN MARSHALL. Captain lIrLL.
will leave this place, for Richmond, on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, at halipaSt o'clorh, A. NJ
BOYD, EDMOND s Co
Feb. II tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04

ANoTuER ToRnApo THE SourH-Fhe CahaWba
Democrat states that tremendous gale occurred in the
west part OF Dallas county, Georgia, Friday the 18th
inst. The townos Athens nearly all destroyed
only three houses were left standing 1t made clean
work among the groceries and drinking shops. Bottles
were broken, liquor poured upon the ground casks
blown away aud temperance was taught by the whirl
wind Several gn houses and large quantities of cotton
were totally desro}ei.-Large trees were uplurnel
fences swept away, houses demolshcd but, although
every house was occupied, no person much injured
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04

tt IS prObably true thai IN some the dircctos
have taken the lions share" but it not uniformly
Indeed we may safely assert, far as the L,nchLmg
branches concerned, that icy have not ayale them
selves OF the advantages Of their position TO ieahe
their nests at the expense of others equally emit
He'd to Bank accommodation. The Legislature, how
ever has guarded against the Of similar abn
ses hereafter by prohibiting directors from becoming in
detcd to the lanls principals firms in which
director Is partner. in greater sum than 5000.
Another statement Of the Bank committee. showing
the aggregate amount of Discounts Circulation and Slc-
Gle of the several Banks Of the Commonwealth. about
the period Of their last suspension, compared with the
same on the lst of January 1912. may not be without
interest Theaggrcgatc Discounts, about April
1871. the date of the last suspension, Si55l2ols
Aud un the lst Of January, 1872, l5,23,'so
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04
DDb.'lb
S'i,@4.
I,Ioo.'o' y

Increase If discounts 3530 l6
Amount Of Gircnldtion. April. ISL Sb,W4. -
AMOUNT, lst January 1872, 7I3o,3'o
Increase of circulation. $40 16]
These statements exhibit the fact that the 57ne.:1
cutlery OF the hardncss Of the times aud the SCARCELY
money, docs not proceed from any contraction OF Bank
issues. but exists i'll despite of their increase; showing
either that lar. 70 quantity of Virginia notes have ghe
To the est 10 pay for horse: aud hogs and 10 the Norm
Tor the purchase Of goods (whcrcby the ''halance o'
trad, against has been created and SO long as the
present course of trade is persisted in might be perpc'u-
atcd) or that they bearded by the tmid, who, III
despite Of all tie camor against the Banks prefer theif
r'oioted promises to pay to the obligations Of indi'o-
uas, however solvent they may be deemed. Double s.
both causes operate to produce the result But Is maj
ural to enquire, hat would have been the condition oil
things--how much more severe the pressure AMI loud
and general the complaint of the people, if instead Of OK
tending indulgence to the Banks. the Legislature had
forced an early resumption of specie payments, and com
PEELED those institutions to their DISCOUNTS and IA
pdy to contract their crculaon both by the collection
1t The debts due io trcn and ly the Withdrawal OF 'heP
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04

We may as well here calculate the probable result of
this struggle. II has been commenced by the Moxcans
under much better auspices than the former asion-
Santa Anna is the master spirit of the whole; and AS
Is not improbable that nc is backed up by supplies nd
rectly from the British Government, and aided in his
counsel by the British Minister in Mexico the struggle
may be much more protracted than it was before
Santa Anna has done wisely in not going in person
with this expedition For if he had been with the ar
my. and had been hedgcd round with 10000 Mexican
soldiers, yet if he had crossed the Colorado lac never
would have returned to Mexico alive There is larnA
number o determined spirits there who know INN person
ally, Who have sworn okh ma all hazards should he
ever enter Texas again. and 1000 these men could be
Collected In Texas in five days. who have private wrongs
- redress, and who would put To flight at least g. 900
Nexcans. II commanded by Santa Anna in person. Nor
sfe they likely to be much less enthusiastic when led a.
gainst body OF Mexican troops no matter by whom they
are commanded.
Let us see what the resources of Texas She can
bring into the field at least 900 active able bodied
men, well armed We do not think she can count uppn
more than this humber She has still all her old and
brave generals lead her troops She has Genera, Sam
Houston, Gen. Rusk, Gen Bufleson all of whom wen,
through the former war, and know the character of the
iaen they have to fight with. They had abundant ex
penence in the previous war; ard know how 10 attack
the Mexican forces aud them up at terrible disad
vantage. Again the Texans all soldiers ready made
70 order, hardy and active for their mode of life and all
OF them good Inarksmen. They never throw away
pswder and ball without killing something Again, The
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
ml-.aw onrY-I1-Io. wMns,Nns. { G

\ riUGINIAt-AfH ulea. hcidiu Tie Cietks Office ~
V to Superior Clur % C'aurery. ior fhc Richmond
Circuit, fIc I'D dfy uf Nty, 1872 KnHrIt a. scott uii
against Alexander J. roifr uui othcf dcns.
Tie defendant above named moi having entered up.
rrnrHurc and given security according the A..
semhy arlihr Rulrso fhi' tour and n appearing, by
satisfactory evidence f'f hc nhrfaut nf his
Coruuuvr1i teofIsrcd That Tho .ld defendant dn
arrc1r nf o rcsf1 hr hold on INC ~ Monday Aururf
.V lrd tu ucr tr hl nf Che lllt. and hats coty of
IH4 order hr forthwith inserted tn rfrcr pub
UshciIn hc city of HrIu nnd, ior nrrts anrccq.
rvciv md posted nont door Of the tariol ~ Tho
std CITY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
CERTIFICNTE

ic'tuT Nai have, 10y WY uf experiment. usc.i n.
HNccar ani most oi e various kiudzo Pie in my lri
cr, which have borne ho highest rsIuc in Tho public -
u4'ou that have been otcrt tor sale u fi- vriuty
fu" tsi I've years, Including those called RcsuTrer
ton or Persian Pill, aui ihc public may assured t
none among the Whole catalogue has answered bette
pn in-". easy and cicc'd remedy than tic Kcsur
rc.lu GO PERSIAN Pills, iu most cases nf disease.
CHARLES BACkIS, ". u.
Rochester, \. Y, Sept n, ls}g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12

y and alter. the 2sh March. Passage BEATS will
~ leave kchmoud ate. 4 VI and I,nchburg AT =, y
MONDAY wciucsaNs aud Fridays, AMI arriv. scots.
Ntuc both down aud ur. ~ - VI. rucsiays. Thur
aud saiurdsss end into Richmond aud I,nchburg the
following night.
fa~scoscrso Charlotte vllc ami Stunicn wi fnd this
the ost comfortable aud cheapest route lo
Of buSins ss.iimc as by Rail Road
Passengers leaving Richiuoud al 6. T. NJ will reach
seosNc Ia dinner neat hey, and Charlottesville. by our
stage, al o PM.
Siaunton Passengers Will hy Stages reach Brooks.
Nc Ns. NJ, and leave next tnoraur al o'clock aud az
rive In Saunion AZ ~ Vi Connecting with the SAGE
Routes out stanton
Tao day Bosts wil leave Richmond aud Iynclhurr al
: ~, TUESDAYS Thursays. and SATURDAYS anI arrive
in Richmond ais =. NJ ami Lynchbuig 9, Il. NJ, neat
dtN.
The CarersNile Sisccs, by Cumberland e. n TO r,rm-
VILE, will leave Caricrsyc"n the arrival Of dry uoat
houl Hichmn"d; ant ccuinr dnNn, vii connect With The
nisht Boat at t. 4. NJ. mon, Snchbure 10 Rchurnnd
al Fare { Iyurhhutg 50
mn - 'HoND. EpNo<p 4 DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
THOMAS SHARP,
NI.suMMi.NrLnN. oRL,.MsLAN pits.

S,tPtNiOti o. fhr HS.cap, BrluIrcth'. Evans 10
- n'p, fHc Muc..fs trurcdl Stuaiivr Indian Para.
h'N urauy othct fls oi 'utnpouEi before the utr
gctut'd % ty Physicians aui others Let condemn
"w until they hsyctri thcu ami tt,n ~ are CERTAIN
they will rot.
u D. nov setcd point with AZ Vyho hiV. used iI. ".
gctlhlr PERSIAN Pulls thar tho, ate prc.cniucUfiy f
best aud most "hcarons FNNlLh MEDICINE Thar ha
Vel been -rdiu America u every family couff o. . hin.
aeqnan'" with their sovereign power over disease th,y
wout kcrr thcu authc prepared Wiih .lrr RENEuN
Co apply the ' spFrIanr ui dasasc. aui tu,n how
much distress would hc avoided nnd saved Ws
co.'s tie lives oi thousands WHO uufrI uu at umc bv
nesi'oius dr'Aso 'n s irs sarcs, ~ not beng u
p' sion Of remedy which Ties ace tcprni cncc
Ip1u 81 Pills a each box, pucc t-l For sale, %
R.-'mou', BY A. g. STENENS,A.i.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
no MOTHERS.

lIE~SRS. +. CHASE s. CO. Gcuts-Ucariug much
l'l SAID ABOUT The extraordinary effects The csur,
ton or Pei sian Pills upln those ahou:o become mohcr.
wewere iuiucclto make trial ofhcln NJ wife that
tmc no" neither of children ani had suffered the most
ious aud cNcTucuuc pains during and atcr her couGuc.
meutoi each she haiuei every means AMI takcu much
medicine tu found little relief Sls commenced "a
>ins tic Persian Pills about uuhs before boz coutn.-
mrui cr health being very roor about ts cueho OF time
ir'fnuNl luI soon atr tutlicN uy their alien
' the cares 20 mother tu hc family until her coutuc-
urif ~ tNc tIf HUr commenced taking thc Persian
PHI. and Tor several weeks rrcsnus she va afcrt with
dy hani cougi, and frequent severe crimrs which the
usr "i Tie PILLS entirely removed before t.ug inlf box
u is with great cunit. nee that advs, a osc about
' hrrum" m"fcr o. make use of tIc Persian Pills All
those that have uscu Thea in our cglhorboui have got
along 100 the same easy nanncr aud about ic house
n Few tlys There Goes nor appear Doe halfhc lu-
-'r oi other iittuucs Cu- in alter confinement where
these Ps arc tas"u. We uutcdy ny, et none neglect
taking ihcn t-r hey are 10 the roach of tr poor well
a. ihr rich Nc4tc truly thankful that tcrc 3D. remedy
WHICH rma'"F can ct.y procurc which bids fair O. les
sen thc world OF rIicru., which many ct them have to
hcar aud perhaps save tie lives Of thousands which other.
Nisc would bc Lost :. ROBERTS.
A. q. ROBERTS.
Rochester. Nav fiji 1874
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12

SIX TIMES WEEK ny JAMES Hryru
SASAL no L.Nonnunts AND rHoM
SULPHUR. VIA NATURAL RRinCE AM
DIuRELL's sPRINGs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12


VlRoiNia-.Atrsles heli IN the csrk's ohies Of the
s' sSessos cSSr Of ossaeses 20, HissnIsd CIR.
BALTIMORE. pitf; against the Presdcui Dueeisrs AMI
COMPANY Of the Hank ~ tho unied safes Incorporated
perthwsi, ThO sas Dunlap. ncrmsn Cope. iohh nacon
RehaIdli bayerd, James = NcWbold Thomas Taylor
The defendants above named not having entered their
appearance aud gycn security according 10 the act OF
Assembly eud the Rules Of this Court aud appearing
this ConnonW caih is ordered that the said defendants
10 appear a. the rules tn be hci the Grst Monday In
the plaintiff and that acopy ~ hs order 10 othwih la.
e" t ~ ,S.s nsIsapcr IN me oiy Of Rich.
n''' OF the caniiclin the said cry.
Copy. Tose,
INA Wv WM SANDS, e q.
NtHGiNIAs-At Rulcs held ia tic Clerks office Of
the Superior Court Of Chanecry, for Richmond cir.
James GoNan, eA'or oi James innos, decd, rhC
Ichn q Mitchell, David Mnehcn, neniamln Nueb,u.
wllam Mitchell Charles Mitchell, John Fblc E,za.
The defendants apovc uanc not having cn,cicd ,her
appearance aud given security according The Act Of
hy satisfactory evidence. that they inhabitants of
this Commonwealth. Il H. ordered, THAT tho said oien.
Monday Ia August next, aud susw, tho bu the plaintiff:
AMI that COPY Of ths order he forthwith iuscuci in
months su ecssisey amt posted at the front door OF the
Capitol IN the said IiV.
o--S9w wM G SANDS. e. G
A Rules held the Clerks Once ot the Circuit ~.
county. In MAY. iSi2.
James urlnugh aui On. Atkinson. merchants aud part.
urrS tra,in. under the firm ot James Cicush Co
(sucing Tor tie benefit orch Fosbome, rliis.
Against
John lIopk ms aud william stockton. as rsr,ncrs under
the style OF hcrkns n stockton aud sally W stockton,
vile oi the said William stockton, Bent II MsgIu.
drr. Neal Gay and A,chclaus \ range executors OF
Gideon strange dee 1.-The s.id Benamn ~ Mlrrudcr
assuaidan nt the said sally w Stockton FORMERLY sally
W Sttarrc, and WIN h Farish, priis la t'haHcerv.
The defendants, John liopkius and William stockton,
not having cutcrcd their appearance aud given security
athitk 10 ACT n AsrttF auu tho rules ct una tottf,
ani u appearing hy Satisfactory evidence they are
not inhabitants o this Commonwealth; n rs ordsr,d That
The sad "icudnutt. Hopkins ana Stockton, do appear
ntc the Judge v out Circuit superior Court Law aud
thnnccry Hr the sat county of FNanua. tho Clerks
ttcr ot ted CouTi, Rules lee holden therein on
h" rtsi Monday In August next. and The
amended hu 90 The pauts, aud that cory o his oucr
he forthwith inserted Ia the Hchuund Wig now sra oT
published in tlc city Uf Hichnoad, for two months sue.
crsvcy an' pasted al the front door e" the Count House
OF tlts county.
Copy. Tcur,
ma 9 WOW AHA. SHEPHERD. Jr, e. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12

rcLlulry lllh. LIZ "" IN, q O.

N'N!iNiA -lu thcs.titi 90 county conn N-,-I,
v liii ~ John L"wcl,u aud Hamlet H., ,,,,,
@ th, s"Id J"n L"vsc'l"n. ~ administrator with a..
WI su.eNch 81 Ihcod"rc tciN Duiurst, deed NH,
,-l'ntt h'hrcc1 Jones, Samuel Jones II,nty \ -
jan b'A'y and Elizabeth iii, ,,i"r~f4 Chaur5,
-. - 'tUl' IN, I'au'is ~ their rt'ntUcy, aud Gsi
'f til- alI Tie defendants. Sginuol Jones If,rrx
'ones 'nd y ab'th Iciircs "ot having entered t", cav.
.ii ",i h'N'n s'eliiy arct uiius 10 hc of A..
'"oN anu THE rules of this count ard IL apur,ris I
a',',lory cNdcno". that they not inlnmianf' ,f
''l 'iNraith; i.ts order rel. Tat the
l'spirh mere ON the TVS day ofIunr Court AMI an,
,N't u'" lNnnuus' ht aui that copy of ths .fr H.,
'"'. l"''ii' in some new ucprf guiishcd iu r,,
ny l h,lW"nd iot two months succcssivcly AMI ,i,,
House ot TINS County. W '''' '''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
OF - WV HMM VTfl~'lN Tx.
In the United Saies Court Q. me E;.sra D.c' 4 vr

gnia 18Th April. 1872.
The matter of BauSTuT--y 90 Robert VI. Saunders
TIE city OF Richmond. u me Eastern Virginia District
The st Robert NJ Saunlers. who has been decier.i /,
Rtnsrvpt hy 'hs Court having flied ret1n rr,sir- or
his ' cutrl" u IS ordered Tnaf uotice thereof - Do H.
-het 100 newspaper published tho city ~ chuoui
seventy days lc1si be oFe uc Sh cf july next SNcn
hearing W ue hal the slii petuoI az the CITY IIa BOO
the city nf Redmond and an creditors VINO have proved
ther debts and other rsrus Boo Ia crest ap.car NJ
tr6 ssit time su place, and show cause any tn~v have
Why the prayerci thc ipc should no; be grant.
e. \ copy-Tes'e.
apli wllw los / RATTIEY II e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12

CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.
H,Fcains tex Cash.
- II. JENKINS ~ jos. received Gcni a.. .on.
&c D" AM "-es, bought e, -Jt't 'leitcc, aud
~ Joe s..t 80 corclrr'y.
ls'titc Lawn TOT adde's 'rc.Ars = - sud = cc.ts
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