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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08

IL the United safes Court the Eastern District Of Vii.
ginl. al Norfolk, Oct. l2ih, 1912:
IERNEf w. KING Of the town OF Portsmouth, having
This day flied his petition praying t!st he may be
elared bankrupt 1t is thercupon ordered that be
shown before tie the 3d day of November mel
why the sail ueTvey " King should be declared
bankrupt pursuant 10 the act OF Congress that behalf
and that copy Of this order be published Ia the news.
Fspers according 10 the 81 AMI 2iih Jules oi Court
oc % WV A COWDRY. CTk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08

ITIr HUIlcfuT FOIITi ~ Chlnr RIrLmon,I
Cirrni the 9TH d'y OF September, 1912;
William }. Birksdale, pne
Against ~
rieTsG Hamilton and Margaret; IT, his wife, who was Mar.
So ,rtL - ,,.tll, ahu othcr Dehs
me uecndanis above named. having enter ed their
appearance and given security according 10 lie act OF
assembly and The Rules Of this Cont, AMI
~ sasidetory evidence that they inhabitants %
this Commonwealth II Ia ordered that tho said dofensants
90 sroeaI here on The frs Day Of The January Tem
ehd answer The bill Of the plaintiff; aud that copy OF
ihs ordor be forthwith inserted in some nevspaper pub
Isei 10 The city Of Richmond orwo months
snd posted at the front door Of the Capitol the said Ctr
Copy-TeEc,
se7 w9w WIN a. SANDS, &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
Oc6 w9w e'' WIG sANps &C.

VlRGINiA.-At Rules held in the LIeTK's ofics a,
cult the 3rd day Of October, 1872: vi
nenaIu u haskins aud Luther Libby, merchants and
LIBBY, ~ "'''e VI "ssnhs *
against S.
James Dali and William Beaeham, partners doing bus
ness uhueI inc maine Of Duil& Beaeharn, aud other
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08

appearance and g. en- security according the aet OF A
seoy hhi the rules This Court and anpe airing by
isiaelory evidence, atthey of This Com
onweath; II Is ordered. That the said dc ,l an
pear here on the first day Of the January Term
ann answer the bill OF tho pantitfS and thai con-
OF hls Order be forthwith serted In some ncwsnaer
published in the city 81 Richmond, for two months snc
slideIy. A copy-Tes,c -P"'' u" "o
G--w9w WN n s.Nna a, q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08

C,HOUCH, BROOKS g HUDSON have the
- pleasure 81 annonneing the arrival OF their
FALL AND WINTER Goods comprising the most cnfr-
nlec and desirable useful staple goo they
have ever had IN their TO oiler together with
choice selection of Fancy Coils embracing part the
following viz: new style Blue Hack stripe silks: Fancy
eolored stripe Chem and Reps silks; land black
Gro de kh mes and Naton Silks Plain blue black TO ie
Oreans lnsh rabbonetis; Black, blue Black and Coored
Apaeha Lusires, for ladies' dresses, Plain aud Fancy
coiored Mousans, every s'ylc and price; Silk MeIno
Ihibei and Broeha shawls and sears very rich;
Linen Cambric Hdk1s; Ribbons; LAccs; Wash blonde:
Isrlion Lace anil Mushn Colorcd Grapes aad Grape
LiSicsi Do Forences; Superior English and French Ron
baznes; slk and Apacha Serges; Silk satin and Merino
Nesilnss six and Satin CTaveis and Scsrfs silk Bindings
and Cords silk aud McTino Mitis and Cloves good as.
sortment-and many other articles which they deem II
unnecessary 10 enupcrac, all OF which they deter.
mined oner very cheap for cash d. alcTs can
and willneei their engagements promptly maturity or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08

IN tic United states uu Tor the Eastern
Enia, October 2Uth, 1872.
WILLIAM MhALEY, ofthe cry Of Richmond, having
bankrupt u is ordered. that all persons Ginning 70 DC
creditors Of the said William N. Haley cause 10
the court the 18Th LAY Of November next Why tire said
William ". Haley be not declared bankrupt pursuant
10 the act Of Congress IN that behalf add ta copy
this order be published the newspapers according 10
the 22d and 9th rules Of court.
ACopy-Teste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08

The defendant above named not having entered Liza
appearance aud given security according TO te ac of "A.
senby and the rules ofths Court, arlnr NV
siaelory evidence, that hc Is inhabitan Of this
cohuonweaih u Is ordered, That the said defendant do
appear al the Rueso be hold the MONDAY In lam
AIRY net aud answer the bill Of the palnufs; aud that
copy OF this order be forthwith Inserted in some newspa
per published In the city ofRichmon two months sue
esesvey, and posted at the font door OF the Capitol In m
said city. A eopv-Tcs,s Wv "f''' =" ''o
tyNs =, =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08

Cloth, sellskin, Coney, Fur, Otter Mussrnt and
scac CAPS, which they invite the public and
anime FOR themselves the subscribers will sell al TIC
lowest prices for cash
CARDANATI a RosENTuALL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
RICHMOND TIN. SHEET IRON g. STOVE
MAEUEACTORY

TIE subscriber Is rs constantly
atwhoiosac and retail, and Ut the lowest prices,
Plain and Japan Tin Ware Of every description.
Also variety oftoves for burning
wool or coal.
stove Pipes, and Other article in his line made
order at the shortest nouec.
26 TITIis q RICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
WINTER TUKNIp sEEI

TiE subscribers have this day opened siofs which
will ho Known as above for the sale OF Hats Of their
own manufacture, also Of other Goods they have
found necessary for to H't and Cap TrAde-the stoc
comprises the following Goods:
Brush, Beaver aud Nutria HATS
Russia, fur ami Cashmere do
Moleskin, Merton Down, Angola, Silk and Wool Iats
of every
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
seH view wM SANDS, CO

VikGiNiA:-Ai rules held the CierK's oficc o1 NJ
Samuel ID. Dlrk. p,s,r '0' /
Arainat fA""un,
Mi,m Rudi and Aianson Enlngion indiyi,,ally .nl
administrator OF John Rudd deed,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
Copy. Teste

NholNiA-h Rules held In the Clerks Office of Tho
cult, The 81 day OF October. 1912: WI
Benjamin X Lummis, William VI Lummis and n,x,
of ID Il Lummis & Co. ~ II" Pr sp'o
against A"s
l.anrv Mn1,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08

The defendant, William RulI not having .n,s,.s d
ArsenI ana given security according to the act q
evidence, thai he s an inhahi.n, oS ms
Sounuy s ordered that the said defendant do apps.
.c justices OF our sad Court al The Courthaus
on inc nrs rhnrshy in December next ana snsseS an,
sbi snit aeopy Of this order be fonh~,ih In
serted IN some newspaper published in the Civ ~ Rch
or Two months sue esvey. and posted al the iron
door OF the Court House ofths County WV '''''
A tonI--Inadn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08

The defendant above named having entered bIs
pearanee and rren security according the Act OF
seuS ana the Rules OF this Court, and appr.,Ins
satisfactory evidence, that he 10 an N az
commonwealth II s ord- red that the said tefrnan, Ia
appeal here on the hrsd fhe January Term ana
bill Of the PLAINTIFF and cory OF This or
uet he oTthwnh inserted In some newspaper pubishod
va tie Ciiy OF Richmond, for sue ana
posted al the front door OF the Capitol In the said civ
ACopy-TeEc, ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
.er wow N''p'-f'''' WIN G. Sam, r

I annIhcr md.
The defendant above named moi havi,, ps.'.
pcaarcc ana gwen secutuy according 10 thr ar, -, A.
scnoy and the Rules Of this Court aud II apnes,ns h,
satisfactory evidence that he is not nh.b,taot ~ ~,
'omnonwcalt iercj, that the said deien,,sni M
antear az the Rules 10 be held the g. 81 Monday h,
december nc1t. and the bill The p,n,, r..
lai COPY OF Tits order be forthwith Inserted in son,
months successfully, aud posted at the fupt d,r af ~
Capitol In tho said city =" Wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
co Rr ORD an 3 |.
FtI

VikelNiA:.A Ruiss heiI 10 the Ci,rs. ONO. an I'M.
eur The lat day Of August. ISL: "
fendsn Cnma, = r,f
Against s"''
George rs'ter .on, John Film, anS another p.o,.
The dsfendants above named nat h.vlo< s,fsrs,
tnef appearance and given security seeor.,es no. IN.
Act OF Assembly and the Rules OF ihIs C.u,t ar
appsasas oy satisfactory evidence. that they a.,
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth IA A. or.ier
mat The s1id drfeadsnis do appear nj the Rnis. N
90 held Tor the said CONT the 6rst Monday IA pee
Der ncM and answer tho bill OF th. plainiH .nJ t,
copy ofthis orcr be forthwith somo new
pobishsd In 'he city Of Kichnoad. for two rcrhs ~
said city. s ~~P''' :" W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

Hhat mert'-The Philadelphia Inquirer expresses the
creates, anx ETY. about The probable fate of the Tariff
h'H-and contends that "the Executive will not as
shme so serious a responsibility" (s vetoing it with
NV n'sH'outon clause in IT'D and says " HIS sincere
,enuss should counsel him against such a course. =
now ms sincere friends do counsel him TO take such
u course ou' how could he, consistently with his
professions, or his own honor. take any other course,
ihe correspondent of the y York American asks,
what shall The House do" (when the Tariff bill shall
nave oeen sent PACK 10 them Shall they succumb,
yield, surrender their sworn obligations Of c~ons,itu.
uonal duty at the sovereign call Of the one man poacer$9
Where the will OF one man and the will Of two hundred
men come in conflict, which ought to yield3 Which
mast yield' Is the President alone allowed 10 have a
commemorative hundred men Why the bill has
Just slipped through The House by the ominous ,naio.
i''y of far only-"Conscience': Why, if these fur
men are 10 have their conscience, is no, The Presloen,
10 hnve Ais9 But why talk of their conscience in The
case The only question with Them is, shall they give
osek to the Treasury the land money which it wants,
rather than distribute it among the sla,es-oT break up
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22
MARTHA KEY.
0-ulw

ITO MARY WILLIAMSON and Christian, alias CHRISTOPHER,
L alias KIT Williamson al you do not reside in the Com
nonwcaltli of Virginia, and have no Attorney within the same,
known To ME, On " hom 4 notice can DC served, take this me-
th"i III give y"i notice, TIA, will, on Thursday, the 18th day Of
September next, between the hours Of sunrise an,i sunset oil that
day, nj the tavern kept by Robert Pntcheit, in the county Of
Greene. in the State of Virginia, proceed to take The depasnions
of Waller IlonS~orih and Others; aud, on Monday, the 81 day oil
October nexr, between the same hours, AT the Lafayette Hotel, in
The county of Orange, viii lake The dispositions Of Ichabod NAL
loy and oihcrs-all the said dispositions 10 he read a. evidence
in Il certain suit in chancery, now depending in the Circuit su-
perior Court of Law and Chanccry for Orange county, in the
State of Virginia, in which am plaintiff and you aud others are
defendants. JOS. HIDDEN.
july - o-wav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22
lie 1tnn Onininns !

.Nr. Clav,. Barbecue Speeeh. Enr. Belts article Of Impeachment
"The President was called ooh. | charge HIM with Al
unon 10 jri.rpose the power ofahandonmrnt If an acknow
,r irni,n 10 nrcserrr the peactIlrdrcd constitutional duty, u
of the State, IN conformity with refusing 10 render sncn anu y
nm EXPRESS ptovision of The Fe the constituted authorities {
deral Constitution. And ~hayelRhnde Island. when called on
az much Measure in expressinrlas he had himself rrcviohsi!
nv oujnIon thai he faithfully rcr rromised in his letter Ia Gov
formed his duty, in responding King, as n sacred coh,,au
To that call, az il gave me pain oItional obligation resting "p"
he obliged 10 animadvert on other him."
.-,,- - H.. ,.,d,ct -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

CONGRESS- ednesday's .Proreedings.
In the Senate, the bill has passed for erecting monu'
menis in honor Of Generals +. Nah and w. Davidson.
Bills connected with the District of Columbia were
acted on.
The House Of Representatives. resumed tie conslde-
ration Of 1'crriiorial business
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

ITO HENRY KEY, John While and Martha hi wife. VilliaBi
/ r. Key, John Key, Sirother Key, Joseph ard Robert Key, in
FAINT children Of Jesse Il. Key, deceased, Charles u. Key, JOrdon
Lambert and Judith his wife, Nathaniel Champion and Ann his
wife, James NJ. Key and Beverly .. Key, children Of Jnnes Key,
deceased, Richard James Key. Jefferson and May j. Key, infant
children Of Jefferson Key, deceased, SAMUEL Daniel, Jas. Daniel,
John Daniel, William Daniel, Henry iaHi.l, Nancy Graves, wi
dow Of Henry Graves, decreased, Patsy Brown, widow Of Josiah
Brow n. deceased. Mathew Nicioas and Elizabeth his wife, Eli.
jail Daniel, Maiha Daniel, Ftanci. PANEL. Beverly Daniel, Jo-
seph Daniel and George Daniel. cbidfen OF Martin Daniel, de-
ceased, the children # Thongs Key, deceased. " hose names are
unknown to me, and Juhn ". key:-SS!on do not reside In thr
Commonwealth OF Viginia, and have no Attorney within the
samf, known 10 me, 10 whom q notice can be gwen, ltike this
method 10 give you notice. that Will, on Tuesday, the Goth of
September next, between The hours ST sunrise and sunset Of that
day, NJ the office of John 7. Thornton, in the county OF Cole, In
the Siaie Of Missouri, proceed 10 take The deposition of said
Thornton; and, on Monday, the Goth day Of the same month, he
tween The same hours, at the residence of Walker Cobbs, ia the
county OF Caroline, in the State Of Virginia, will take the deposi-
lions of said Cobbs and others; and, on Friday, the Both of the same
month, between the same hours, al The tavern kept by Mrs. Maria
Baker, nj Gordonsville, in the county of Orange, in the Stae Uf
Virginia, will take the dispositions Of Robert King, George Parrot,
lchabod Mallory and others; and, on the next day, heIween the
same honrs, Al the lafayette Hotel, ut Orange Court house, in
The county of Orange, State OF Virginia, will take The deposilions
Of Lewis II. Williams and oilers-all The said dispositions to he
read as evidence in a certain suit in chanceTy. now Depending in
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for Orange coun.
ty, in the Stale Of Virginia, in which am plaintiff and you and
others are defendants: And ii, froT any cause, all or either Of
The said dispositions be not taken on the days above mentioned,
the notices will be adjourned. and The dispositions taken on the
days fixed On In the adjournment, at the same places, and be-
tween the same hours of the day.
MARTHA KEY.
Tnlr 81 A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22
RICHMOND MARKETS. July 81.

RICHMOND MARKETS. July 2.
CoRS-f5 To 20 cents.
OA1s-i5 rents.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER & CO.
s.cco-fnspet lions continue large; and, from the late heavy
rains, we were induced 10 believe that prices would improve, IN
consequence Of the great destruction on The nat lahds ~ III 'e
tobacco craving country. Our anticipations have not been real
lied. We do not observe material change IN prices. We q'iolr
lurs, - - - aud > 30; leaf, common. s. 81 3 anu . -: mii'
ding, 81 - a 1 -; good, 81 50 4 5 50; fine, ST a 10 PER 100 lh'
Us IN quality. An unusually small potion OF the present crop
ranks rs first quality.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

every thing; stop the wheels of the Government itself.
rather than abandon their mere party Clay measure of
dislr ibution? Or will Mr.. Tyler abandon the principle
of the Compromise, which he considers TO be The bond
of peace, and the pledge Of justice from The North TO
TIM Sonth }
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

The last SarannaA papers boast of the wafer
melons which have just been presented to their Editors
weighing 45 and 493 lbs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

IN CHANCERf.-NiRGIsi,:-At Rules held in the Clerks OF.
i flee of the Circuit Superior couu &c Law and Chanc-y for
powha'an county, from the 4ih 10 the 9th day of July, in the year
isil:
Edward F. Eaugh, Plaintiff:
against
X. 7. Graves, Administrator of Edward +. Bansb. deceased,
and Edward 4. Lynch and larir, his wife, and Sarah A. raush
and others, Defendants.
The defendants, Edward A.. Lynch and Harriet his wife, and
Sarah 4 Baueh, not having entered their appearance, and n nm.
pcanne by satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants
OF THIS commonwealth, on the motion Of The plain,ih, hy h4
Council, II is Ord red, That the said Edward A. Lynch md
wife, and Sarah A. Eangh, do appear before the Judge ,f our
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Powhatan conn.
", al the Courthouse thereof, on the first day Of The next M.
yemher term, and answer The bill OF the p'ainr.f: and that a copy
Of Tins order be- forthwith inserted in soile new spaper publ,,hed
in the city Of Richmond, and continued for Two months success.
sirely, aud 'hat another copy BE- posted ut the font door If tile
Courthouse Of this coiEty.
ACopy-1es,e,
r. r. GRAVES, d. G..
July - o9rwew.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

Toa SIS drank on The 4tA, at P~oeoaiieo, s. C.
The Distribution Bill: The first iulhllment oil wing
promises Of retrenchment.
The Tariff: Let the Compromise be broken, and Inc
spirit of '32 will again unfurl the Palmetto bannei-lo
gather beneath it's folds Cardinals united chlvairy, vine
Their they call their loyalty Revolution, Nuiiihca'ion OF
Rebellion,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22
In the United States Court for The Eastein District OF Virginia.
18th Juiv 1910.

I'M Fe CHteU st1rt5t 01TT TT Tc Easteih DisiTict OF Virginia,
18Th July. 1912:
the matter of Bankruptcy of Andrew Pizxini, of the city Of
i hicbmnnh, in the Eastern Virginia District.
The said Andrew pizzini, who has been decreed a BANKRUPT nv
ms Count, having filed a petition praying 70: his discharge: II IL
ordered, that nn!ice thereof he published in a newspaper printed
m the CITY OF Richmond, seventy days 4, least before the l2h day
of November next, when 4 hearing viii he had on the said prii.
ton, AT The City Hall, in the city Of Richnnnd. aud ai creditors
who have proved their debts, and other PERSONS in interest, NAV
appear NJ the said time and pare, and show cause, il any they
nave, why Tie pray er OF The said petitioner shonlI NOT he granted.
July ~ .o-vIiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

The Southern Literary MESSENGER, for July, opens, win, an
Aptl number. From the signature "B." ~ well as from internal
evidence, we guess that this article is from Tie pen "f Judge
Thomas II. Baylv of tcComac: and though II Is IN some respects
L~ynchburg pnginian.
The "yirginian' is at fault. The able article in
qnrsticn, was not written by Judge Bayly-but by
Judge 4. B. Longstreet of Georgia-the ingenious
author of "1he Georgia Scenes, Character, Incidents,
&c. He has been a distinguished practitioner at tie
Bar-a Judge for many years on the bench OF Georgia
and 5 now 4 Minister Of the Methodist Church OF the
State.
We have had the pleasure of perusing the first and
leading Article in the August No. of 1.-The Southern
Literary Messenger" 1t occupies a large proportion
OF the No. 1t spreads out 10 "a pages; yet there is not
i lane OF It too much-lndeed, we almost regret That u
IS 50 sho't-though the subject seems 10 be exhausted
IN the hands OF lis author. il bears the unpretend'ng
ttile OF " Mrs. Latonr-By a Young Lady OF Virginia
In two Par,s"-but both parts are thrown at once
into the August No. 1t is one of our purest social
Pleasures TO know The writer-and TO know her merits
her fine taste cher varied accomplishments her lite
Tay excellence. Does the reader recollect the tale OF
My Cousin Helen" in some past No. oil the Nlessen'
ger: Mrs. Latour is from the same fascinating pen
and IS indeed sn perior to its "illustrious predecessor.
Tbs is the same lady, whose private and warm hearted
letter was presented TO MIR. Dickens at the Richmond
SuppeT-with the request tina; he would place II among
ms Memorabilia in America-and that when he returned
10 his own Studio IN England, that he would read 1t
and then he would feel here was one warm heart and one
bright spirit, and one fair Lady in the Old Dominion,
who was able 10 do Justice to the labors of Boz. He
was assured, that this was no common compliment
because the auihoress was one OF the best contributors
to the Literary Messenger" We have no doubt that
the voice OF the Public will confirm our own, when
they come 10 see Mrs. Latour.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

The Secretary of the Treasury is still i'll at Wash
ington. The Madisonian says, his disease is attended
ilh great suffering, but has not yet been regarded as
dangerous.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22
Election IN Louisiana.

The last accounts TO the 18th inclusive) leave not a
shadow of doubt, about the election Of Mr.. Mouton, (the
Democratic candidate for Governor,) and of Messrs
Dawson and Bryce democratic candida'es) 10 Con
gress, and of Mr.. White, (Whigl The n Orleans Bee
(Whlg) ofthe l4th admits, that "Mou,on' present majo.
rlty is about 900, which the remaining parishes may IN.
crease from 800 10 5o0"-(A handsome majority ofl2 10
400 in a State, which gave the Harrison ticket, two
years ago, majority ofabout 1900
The Wing presses are claiming The Legislature. The
Bee Of the l4th seems inclined to think, that the Sc.
nate will stand, o Wings to 3 Democrats. OF the 81
members Of the House Of Representatives, according
10 the new superintendent, The Bee already claims So
and specifies their names-But we suspect, II is claim.
ing some OF our flock for its own.-The Globe says,
Both parties claim the Legislature. Our opinion is,
tina, The Wings will have 9, and the Democrats 5 in
the Senate and that the Democrats will have 81, and
the Wings 30 in the House" However,, a few days
Will settle the whole question.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

ler We are under The necessity of dividing Mr.. IInbard's ahie
Speech on the Tariff BiI-Il a5ounGs in appropriate illustrations,
fhr fni, If iudf fltiuallr researches.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

Mr.. William Burke, who is so well and advanta.
geousy known to the citizens of Richmond as an ad
mirable Teacher and a fine Bellies Lettres Scholar,
has been appointed the Principal Of the Richmond
Academy, in place Of MIR. Shaw VINO has gwen sucn
general satisfaction in the office which he has now re-
signed. MIR. S. intends to remove into the country
but we trust his superior atiainmen,s will not be lost
under the hushel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

Mr.. Van Buren, was received with marked distinction
in Detroit, Michipan-and in Cleveland, Ohio. he
arrived at Buffalo ION his return TO k'ndeFhook) on
Thursday, the l4ih, where "an immense concouise = =,
citizens and strangers gathered round the cortege as II
stopped near the mansion house" His whole tour has
been q splendid reception.