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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
NOTICE

THE subscribers having opened their Ssro at the
above the Banks, Main street. respectfully soil.
cit share u the public patronage All medicines and
prescriptions will be compounded with great care and
Inferior article sold in any Articles be obtained
at any hour in the night
BOLTON & HARRISON,
Druggists and hpoihecaTies,
Corner above the Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18

LONDoNs, WILIINGHANI& DREwRY,
ne now ressy,ns ise, sprins stock OF foresn and
They invite the attention OF purchasers their stock
Pnnss, Linens Cs,hs caseiuieres prliuss, Doncs,cs
BoNNETS, BoNNETS.
the following entirely new styles viz; shell, Oriental
french Zephyr aud Fancy figured Tissue. NH IL
sd8st11 ES%sniay I S on Ana
Blot for the OF the Cadets Of the Virginia Military In.
G6 q sMIrI DRINHER q NORRIS.
! FANCY CASsIIEREs.
NEW and nshionahlc style Of Fancy Ctssimcrcs for
eeh'emeHs summer wear just opened and for sale,
| ~ una " IL 1bNhiN-.
ERoCK CoATs-Another assortment OF Frock
for cash. the Exchange Clothing store opposite the Ex
I change Hotel. mr 70
EHEsH DRY G0oDs-wc shall open, TINS
MORNING, about 80 packages Of Dry Goods TO
which me- se invite the k SsSoP e Te,shaH'
! pRINTs-Landing tbs morning IS cases Of American
and London Prints Of every variety Style qua
ty which We offer at aI lower prices than such Goods
mh2s KENT, KENDSLL& ATwATER.
pENNsYLvANIA S~EsD oArs-lOo bushels
OF pennsylvania Seed Oats daily s1pse ed, for sale
I AMPS AND CHANDELIERS FOR
- CHURCiIEs-l can furnish suitable Lamps and
yy short notice, tho best and approved patterns
business. JAMES EVANS
- NH y china Store.
MOTIFS TRAVELS.
0RkVElsin Europe and the East, by Valentine Mott
NH IS SMITH DRINKER & MORRIS
MORE NEW BOOks-March 18TH,
I w. RANDOLPH co have received,
Os Cecil Peer sequel TO Cecil a CoKcomb.
| First Principles OF Medicine BY A Billings MD
new edition.
Young Peoples Book, and Peoples Library for March
| FIRST QUALITY READY MADE
CLOTHING.
! SfTARR a. have inst rer,tv.I fr,r,
~ - broadway n York, supply of Spring Goods
including Black, Drao and French Elastic Cassner Pan
falcons Black an Fancy colored "Tcss Frock Coats
ak, Chaiey and satin Nests-Acf which will be sold,
their usual low prices foI cash Exchange Clothing Store
opposite Exchange Hotel NH %
IL UNITS MERCHANTS MAGAZTNE.-A few comics
handsomely bound, complete 10 ist January last.
Hunts Library OF Commerce; Practical, Theoretical
and HISTORICAL published inonthy by Frcemtn Hunt re.
| cciVek and for sale by
aP6 SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS.
wv % hhds Blliirnore whiskey
30 bh!s Old do-iusr received aud for sale
! low for cash. WADE W WOODBRIDGE,
sp y doors below the BELL
BONNETS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, sc.
NUNS Bonnets, at Is GI
~ Misses straw, Lcghorn and Ziphyline Bonnets
and Fancy Bouucts
Artificial Flowers
The above Goods al or the newest and most fash
ionable styles, and Will bc rc.d low.
ALSO
horn Hats, at ~ CUNNINGUANis
az II New and Cheap Cash Dry Goods store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
u wo~ Gon ifSiS' POLLARD hoe

| NriANCfRY-NmouIA- AT Rules held mi ho CI.T.7-
once OF the Circuit Superior Count oT Law ami Cb.n
John Morris, " pi.i.S
against '-''
Nelson shelton, George w Harris, James Moore VIM
Lewis John Carter. Mrs Ann Harris, John VI Trsyian
James Ferguson, and Charles Pope IN hs o,Sn ,ib,
~, - ,S'isp OF iaNlnlh u Rope. deed, Dc1s.
ne pAnlin hled his bll, and tho defendant Nelson
sheon, not having entered Ills appearance AMI svcn ~.
Su according 10 The act Of Assembly The Rules OF
,out AMI satisfactorily appearing that he Is MOI an
inhabi1nt OF this Commonwealth II Is ordered, Thai tha
said defendant, Nelson shetun 10 appear before The
Jnigo OF our said Cout at the Courthouse on thc ebh
Gay OF september next and the plaintiffs hill sni
that copy OF this orcr bc forthwith Inserted IN como
newspaper published in the city Richmond Tor months
Excessively and be posted the door OF the court
house of tina county. ~
Copy-Testc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18

XVouLp call the attention Of county and city mer
w chants TO his extensive assortment OF PnGtc anu
Common Earthernwarc just received from the manuac-
tories aud will be offered nj low pticcs for cash.
puneua customers. am penug the following siyltI
OF Dining Ware:
Bluc and brown vase Dining sc,is
White CT ante do
Corinthan do
bourbon sprg 40
Hue Neptune dc
White Porcelain China do
TEA WARE.
Bourbon spris China Tea Sets
blue Raised figure 10, e ~ and t6PiceeS
Plain Gold aud White do, b and &C pieces
Broad Gold Band dc, b, 46 aud ~ pieces
Landscape Pattern do, ~ ricccs, new article
Rich Dove color and gilt do, Sc, O. and peces, the
most beautiful article ever offered in this city.
In addition TO the above. keep constantly hand
beautiful asSoTtmcntof
Rich Cut and Plain Astral Lamps
DO do Mantel Lamps
Candclabras, |, and li.lts, with rich drups
Entry aud Hall Lamps OF every style
Looking Glasses. prsing Pier. Nantcl and Toilette
Looking Classes Also, large assortment small Glasses.
rom l5O 20 s. dozen. have large stock
Cups and sauceIs Bowls, Plates &c. which will be oiIcr
cd at unusually low prices.
Those wishing make purchases invited call aud
apS Opposite Swan Tavern, shockoe Iiili.
AIDES FRENCH MOROCCO AND KID
IL SLIPPERS and PARIS TIES, 81 25-3ll pain Of the
above very handsome and good slippers. iusi received
schr John Siu from Philadephi which will
tail al the above very low price ct 81 p per pair.
ID BURLINGTON co.
Af
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18

JOHN NJ. OREM,
OREM & MORLTNG
MOULD respectfully the attention OF the cu.to.
w mers OF the late trm and the public generally 10
my stock Of spring and summer Clothing which have
been selected with great and being the best
manner, under my own super neRdanecl can. with con.
hdcncc ohcr the public, Clothing, which durability and
STYLE cannot be surpassed In the United states The fol
lowing list comprise cart of my assortment:
super blue, Rack, Olive, lnndon Brown aud Invisibc
Green Dress ani Frock Coats
DO Bombs1nc, Imperial Summer Cloth, Drap ~
lie do 40
DO Linen and Bingham Coatce and Froek Coats Nv
DO do dn Biouscs FrcDch style
DO Round Jackets. various qualities
Pdnialoons, of single miil'd aud MeTino Cashmere
DO Hack summer Goods, various qunlitcs
DO GdmbToon and tanioon, handsome styles
. DO Fancy Linen Drilling white and eoloTed
Nests-Sik, Satin B0mbaznc, Chaey Valencia and Mar
settles
Shirts-Lnen, Cotton and silk
Bosoms and Collars, silk aul Linen Hdkfs
stocks, CrHvats, soaIs, suspenders and Gloves
SILK aud Cotton half Hose
rilk and Bingham Umbrellas
Russia Riding Bells, Shoulder Braces
ALSO,
Samples OF the mos, Fashionable Goods kept In the
style.
Gentlemen in Of Clothing would 10 well TO all aud
examine my stock, a. am determined TO be unsuT
city. L II SPENCE kVeni
~ - Main q doors below Exchange Rank.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18

yTIRolNIA-la cAaaesry-M rule. hell m The
Cierk,s once of the couniy Court OF Rlc hmOnd on
Monday, the 2nd day OF Nav, lSt2.
VIM burgess, John m Ncailnan AMI Mary his wife.
and Joseph fones AMI Elizabeth hls wife, Pifs.
WIN Nash, Peter Nash, and bradley aud his wife,
Mary, Dcicnsanfs.
The defendants, william Nash Poser Nash ana : brad
Icy an hts Nc Mary, having entered their appe
sud given security according 10 the OF assembly aud
the rules ~ this court; aud appearing by
oNde &C that they no, Inhabitants this Common
here On the drs Monday August ard snswcr The
bill OF the plaatde and that COPY Ofthis DO forth
with inserted In nowsgaIc published the ely of
Richmond for two months and posleL athe
front door Of the Courthouse Of this county.
ACopy-Tcse,
le 10 w9w JNo ! n rEFFRIrs, ors.
VIRGlNIA-Is Chaacsry:-At rules, held IN the
v 1ictNs once OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
Snn Saaneey tor he County OF wes,nor Gland, the
Samuel q rapseou, Elizabeth srearman and a.
Against i""u"s'
Ann l. faPseo,i David Tapseo,t and al.
-,,,, 49,. Defendants.
hsNns chtcfclthcir appearance aud given security
eoiunc To TIE act ot assembly aud the rules ha
and Il appearing y satisfactory evidence thai thrv are
not inhabitants ot THIS Comm n IA order
mat the said defendants do apncar before the Jnge OF h
SAID eeut at the Courthouse of said county ON The G,St
and that copy OF this order be forthwith nseTfel in
some newspaper published In the city of Richmond for
Two months sueoessvcy, and posted II the out door of
the COURTHOUSE oi this county.
A COPY. Tcstc.
le. ewsw. WILLIAM NUT, Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
FREsH sPRIN0 GOODS.

NNANTED.-A situation BE- wanted by a Youne Man
w IN any earaciiy, who can give UNIDENTIFIED recon
men9aaons 90 tooharactor hppy Of this once.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
SECOND SUPPLY OF SPRING Dry


NNE have received by the packet Nassau from New
w York. the following seasonabc and desirable Goods,
Of the latest mpoHauons, and offer them very
be prices:
Rich painted and satin striped Bazorine
Do NJ de Lame and Challys
Plain blk and blue black Mousln and Challys
super blk blue black, plain and fed silks
4 and fne FoulaTd end Pikin silka
French MuslinsSn Lawns and printed Ilcones
super black and white and assorted cold Ginghams
Large and medium size Shawls and Scarfs
Organdie Muslin and French Cambria Prints
English and American Prints, all qualities
Extra size black Grape Wells and Lace Hdkfs
ladies' silk and Cotton Hosiery, in great variety
Bonnet, Hat, Cap asd Neck RibbaDd
Satin aud Bombazine Stocks and Scarfs
Ils.e Bobine;, Thread Cambria and Mus In Edsng and
InsertiBgs
French worked and mourning CoIlIs very cheap
Md. silk, Nett and Lisle Thread Gloves and Mits
Umbrellas, Parasols, Shades and Fans
Satin, Naleniia MaIseles and other Vestngs
Alpaca IustTes Grape Listing aud CashmcTeu
While and Cold Linen Drilling, all prices
With complete assortment Of Domestic DTillingF,
plaid and striped Also, Brown and Beached Sh ceilings,
Shrtngs. OznabuTgs, & e. cheap for cash
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & co.
apl3 White Buildings, ShnckOe Hill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18

IQLACK TEAS, superior quaiiy, In papers
ID GUNPOWDER TEAS, hne and extra fne
LOAF SUGARS, at lowest prices
BACON MIDDIlNGS, in prime order
ALMONDS. lSici snn shell
LONDON PORTER, quarts
MADEIRA WINE, In eight casks--for sale by
DAVENPORT & ALLEN,
IA 10 CoTnet of ID and 18Th streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18

In the United STATES Court for the Eastern District Ol
Virginia. May l7th, 1912:
In the matter Of Bankruptcy OF
a NTHONf w TEMPLiN, Of the comfy or Campbell,
n in the Eastern Virginia District: The said Anthony
w Templin who has been decreed n bankrupt by this
COURT having filed petition praying for his discharge II
Is ordered, that notice thereof be published ia
peI printed In the CITY Of Richmond 10 days least ore
Ire 2ih day September next when hearing viii be had
onihe said petition the Cry Hall, the Cry Of Rich.
fbond aud all creditors who have proved their debts and
ether persons in interest may appear the said time aud
place, and show any they have why the PRAYER
OF the said petitioner should not be granted.
copy. Tesfe,
ma q wliw JOSEPII r DAT~rIEy DC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
% ne pas s..ls. oear. or .As E..sra pl..s, siv.
,eqi-wnu N10I!' fe'''' nENRY CInsoN. ON.

In the United States Court the Eastern District OF Viz
eina, May l7ih, 1912.
the matter OF Bankruptcy OF Joseph VI. Armscad o.
the county Of Campbell in the Eastern Virginia ps,rict
The said Joseph NJ Armstsad, who has been decrced
Bankrupt by this Court having filed petition PRAYING for
hts discharge IL ordered That notice thereof be pub
ishcd In newspaper printed In the city OF Richmond
seventy days least before the lah day OF september
when hearing will be had the said petition. AT
the City Hall in the city OF Richmond, and all creditors who
have debts and Other In interest,"
appear the SAID aud place, and show cause, " any
they have why the prayer OF the said petitioner should not
be granted A eopy-Tcste,
ma ot-wliw Joseph r. BATTIEv. ID e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
iiw J6sHrnF BArrLEy. ID. e.
In the United Court thc Eastern District OF Vii
gina, May iTlh, 1872:
In the matter Of Bankruptcy of

PENJAMiN WYATT, ofihc G unity Of Campbell, in the
ID Eastern Virginia district: The said Benjamin Wyatt
who has been decreed Bankrupt by this Court, having
hled petition praying for his discharge. Is ordered that
notice thereof be published in newspaper printed In the
City Of Richmond seventy days at least before the lh
day of September next when ahcarng will be had ON the
said petition, at the City Hall in the City OF Richmond aud
all creditors who have proved their debts, and other rcr
interest appear said time and place and
show they have why the prayer OF the said
petitioner should not be granted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18

In United Court TOT tue Eastern District Of
Vnsihia, May l7th, ls42:
In the matter OF Bankruptcy OF
NATHANIEL w PAYNE. Of the Town OF I.ynehburg,
In the Eastern Virginia District: The said Nathaniel
Payne who has been decree bankrupt by this court
having filed petition praying for hs discharge II is on
dered, that notice thereof be published in a newspaper
printed IN the CITY OF Richmond 10 days least before
the l2th day Of 9epember when a hearing will be
had on the said petition, the Cry Hall in the City OF
Rchmon and all creditors VINO have proved their debts
and other persons in interest," may appear the said
and place, aud show cause u any they have. why the
prayer OF the said pettilner should not be granted
copy. Tese,
ma q wilw JOSEPH BATTIFY ID e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18

United states Court. Eastern Dstrc NT
GINA, May 18th. 1872:
IN the matter OF Bankruptcy of F. C. Watkins, ofths town
OF Lynchburg In the Eastern Virginia District The said
r. G.. Watkins who has been decrecd Bankrupt by this
Court having filed petition praying for his discharge II
ordered That notice thereof be published In a news
paper printed in the city Of Richmond, seventy days
least before the lh day September ut, when hearing
will be had the said petition stthe City Hall ia the city
Richmond, and all creditors who have proved te debts
and other persons in interest appear the said time
aud place. and show any they have why the prayer
OF the said petitioner should not be granted.
Copy-fesic,
ma 2i-wllw Joseph E. RATTIEN. ID. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18

Ia The Unicd siaies Court Tor tho Eastern DISTRICT OF VIZ
gin.a. May II, 1872;
In the matter Of Bankruptcy of
JAMES CAMPBELL Of the county Of Charlotte, IN thu
- Eastern Virginia Disuiet. The sad James Campbell
who has been decrecd Bankrupt by this Court having
fcd petition praying HE discharge: II Is ordered that
notice thereof be published IN newspaper printed In the
CRY of Richmond, 20 days least before the h day
September next. when hearing will be had the said
petition, al the Jity Han in the CITY OF Richmond and all
credors who have proved their teht aud other persons
In Interest," may appear the said and place, ant
show any they have, why the prayer the said
petitioner should no, be granted
COpy-Tesfe.
ma q ut HENRY GIBSON Clk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18

Gerry, for Kns Queen county on the ~, -, " lam
ISi2. ''' y" ''o "" Jay OF June,
Henry Eubank, MI,
Against
- henIy nitakc James Guthrie aud Matilda his wifi.
nchcsnn bnhank James Euhank Thomas Jorr,ies ,nj
lara lara NJ, vic, Richard whsyne aud Rachael Ibis VILE
ia, hs,9r aul Mary Ann his wife, Dccy Eubahk All
nlaut 10y Hcorrc Carbon her guardian nj ,cu, ,nd
IN. a.; -. Ia, enl Sther Dens.
iccd Tvs appearance and given security accnrinv H., ~
aeto assembly and the rules OF this court .nd N
py satisfactory evidence, that he not an nlaitan,
o' mus country y ordered, That the selI deien,I,n,
20 appcar hcic on the first Monday September ne N a,
Nulcs 70 be held Tor said court answer tho IN, Of a
and tal copy ol this order be forthwith insertsJ
~, published in the oiiy Of Richmond fo.
No months cessNcly, and posted at the front r ~,
the Courthouse OF t.is county. WV VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
A NVpy--ItsIc
una 2i-wlIw JOSEPH F. BATTLEv, II. c.

In the United sales JOu or e Eastern DsiTCI OF NT
gina, May ", 1872
In the matter Of Bankruptcy of
THOMAS FoUR0UREAN of the Town OF Lynch
burg, ia the Eastern Virginia District The smd rhos
Fouqurcan who has been dccTee,i Bankrupt in this
Court having filed petition praying TOR his dscharge: II
Is ordered that notice thereof be published in newspaper
printed la the city OF Richmond 10 day least before the
l2h day OF september next when hearing Will be had
the said petition the City Hall the City OF Richmond
and ali CREDITORS who have proved their debts and
in interest may appear atthe said time and place
and show II any they have, why the prayer Of the
said petitioner should not he grenied.
ACopy-Teste,
ina q lit HENRY GIBSON, CIk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
ma a,-wiiw e0P'-i'', SS6sEpH F. BArrLEY, DC.

In the United States Court for the Eastern District OF NT
giuia. MAY l7th, 1872:
n the matter Of bankruptcy Of Henry VI. Armsiead Of
the county Of Campbell In the Eastern Virginia District:
The said Henry NJ. Armstcad, who has been decrced
Bankrupt by this Court having filed petition PRAYING for
his charge II Is ordered That notice thereof be pub
lshed newspaper printed in the city fRichmond
enty days least before the l2h day OF September next
when hearing viii be had the said petition the City
Hall In the city Of Richmond, and all creditors who have
proved their debts other persons ia a
pear the said time and place. and show any
they have why the prayer the salt petitioner should not
be granted. A copy-Tcstc,
Luz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18

O1IVfIuf tlouIt OF Law aud Uhanrer
Gray Dabncy, ~ $50 va VI '" 100. 80,
Against ""'
- Benz amin psbucy, George Dabney cs'or, of Ccorv.
nahncy, decd James Dahncy. Tile mss Dahncy Imam
nAhncy' John wyar aud Cecilia his wife, fborn,s
naeney' e,eor OF Nancy Fiug, Thomas lyfSney Ian,
shcrin OF Ming william County, aud Counut.c s,f,, ~
Mary pibS,sy, dee'l Nelson babncy. Edward BOILING
atur OF william Camp, deed, Denlamin ID hn,Ic,s,n'
sdn'r Of Ann Anderson, Sarah Macon wife OF W,lIam NJ
WAGON, who before her inter with The sill ~,
deed, peos Y ~ pSoh'y'
The defendants, Thomas c Wyatt and Crs.b.y ~,
VILE not having entered elr appearance and ,yen se.
oeiy according 10 thc act OF Assembly aud The Rule,
ot this Court, and appearing ty satisfactory eyij.nsc
cy arc not Inhabitants Of this County: n Il orl.,et
,ne ssd dcic nfants dn appear the lst Monday
hcs,; AZ e Rules TO be holden In the Clerks Oi.
"oi Wee said Circuit superior Court of aw and ,hanr.
i1r me Csuniy Of kihE William and nswer ihe iii of
@ pnnu andthat copy this or Tor c
cum some newspaper published ia tho Civ OF Illehmans
Tor two months suecesvciy and posted al The front loo
ACopy-Teste -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18

Il another supply of Spring Goods selected by himself
during the last fortnight and which he is enabled sci
at unprecedented low prices The following he would
commend. viz.
Black plan Gro de Swiss
do do Pou de Sol
do Satin Rope
DO Italian Lusring
= Gro dc hlgicrs
Fouard silks
Striped and Figured orEandis
Blue blk Gro &c Suisse
do do Gro de Pekn
30 do Pou de Sol
DO DO Figured Gro de Pekn
&c Rich DO DO
rs and e-s Real Msueoni LustIing
BalzOficnne Musins
Plain aid Figured Bazorennes from 81 cts upwards
Pain cold Barage for dresses
Printed Lawns rom 81 per yard upwards
Rich Paris printed Mu sins
Embroded Muslin dresses from sea dressto30
PLAIN Mouselns, Satin sIp'd
Plain aud Chene Bingham
Tarlaon Nets and Mus'ns
l,2 and Cord TaIaian Muslins
Iarlaian Grape Isle, all colors
Plain do
Linen Cambria Hdkls, all styles
Cold silk Scarfs
Black Watcred do
Rich Ottoman Velour do
silk, Raw silk, Chally aud Mousln shAwls
Thread Laces and Edgings
Thread and Bobbineu Insertings
Plain and hg'd Brussels Nets, all widths
Black and White Lace Wells
Willie Thread Scarfs and Wells
Black Net Shavls and Searis
Thread Lace Capcs and Collars
Black and White Lace Care Cardinals
Plain and Open Work Thread Hose
Cotton Hosiery from sdpeT pair upwards
ldnens, Lawns. Diapers, Shcetings, Ticsings Cotton
Cloths, Gambrocns. Grape Cloths etc-wn full assOIt
ment OF Domestic Goods, which viii be sold cheap.
ic 4 JOHN WRIGHT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
copy. Tesie,
JUS WOW WIN o WINSTON, DCHC.

The defendant, Robert hin, Jr, ee'or Of tho last will
and testament Of John King Decd having entered h
appearance and given security according the
scmhy and tho Rules of this Court, aud II appearing by
saiaiactUry evidence that he is nhahan Of this
county, II isdeIed, that tho fad defendant do appear
hero on the rs Monday In August next and tho
bill OF plaintiffs and that copy Of this order Ice forthwith
inserted In some newspaper published In the city OF
Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at tho
front door Of the Courthouse Of this county
Copy-Tostc,
ma p Wv RIO. POLLARD. OK
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-08
From The Crescent CITY
SPECULATION,

Though II may appear useless, now
that are IN The depths of distress, 10
speculate upon the cause whicht have
produced it, yet by considering the means
whereby we fell into misery we NAV avoid
the error second time: nor will. II. we
opiEe, seem otherwise than Gear kat even
now we can remedy many ofthose-ca. ses
which, still motive, are leading us deeber
and deeper into the slough.
Il Is our oPinioo, and in tive arc Join.
ed by some of the most. sensible men r.
tie land, that the great attention we.nav,
to Politltics-the growingjnrercst we lake
IN elections-the excitement conSennen,
upon the plause and plotting Of demaoo9
ues, and lastly, the very, early nomination.
we are now IN. the habit Of making for
the next Presidency" are at the bottom
OF good 1.-TWO thirds" the unhappiness We
feel, and the. distress we experienced /,
Is imp s ible that ;heLegislatu 9 Ola STATE
can look calmly at the great measure
for tho bene6t Of a.peopIe. Or
mat Congress can compass the.advantage
Of the country, when cabals anil causes eat
up their. sleep their leisure, and tl,cir
hearts,. No man can feel for others. in
'rivate life, who IS deyoured by Thoughts |
ending only TO his selegood; and SO 10 |
oolitical life, no Legislator can effect the
proper benefit to those he represents
While his whole soul is wrapt up in con.
lderatIons for his individual advancement
Hen IN such statiohs should be but
ersonhcalion of mind. Tbeyshouid, sol
ar as IS possible. to -mortaIs, fling off the
logs OF flesh and mere passion, and use
neIr naked, spiritual intellect. for the adj.
ancement Of government laws, scien e.
nd particularly, order. The ORIGINAL
uty OF a politician was high and impor.
mt duty, and shonId be so in our da1v,--
le originally stood as an imnersonatjon. ,
the people, and so he should stand now
ought. to be JUS as presposterons, a I,
ght, 10 sec a whole district" ofpeople
oldlng the Office of."Minis;er" or .post.
asier| N county town, as TO see the
personalities of that district attaining i
by reason ofEthe advantages conferred / !
pom him by the votes of that district.
'llticans,' in thinking themselves indi.
duals like other men, do manifest wrong.
hey sit in high places, clad in the e
Elective robes Of the people, and until !
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