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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
THE PRESIDENTS FRIENDS u

Mr.. Tyler mny he deemed singulnrly fortunate
gentleman in some respects-but in others, there 10
no high iunctonary on record, who has better
right TO curse fortune and all its cnprces lfhe can
bless his stars for ecvang him to the first station
nmong men, and wonder at the freak by which ho
was lifted up he has good cause to curse the fatality
which couples with his new dignity a set OF friends
who serve little other purpose Than to expose him
u contempt and rdicuIc.
An illustration Of this truth is presented 10y the
amusing defence mudo for him Ivy his Orderly Ser
geant. MIR ProdiU in tho sharp. shooting debate in
tho House, Monday. We venture to affirm, that no
President ever before subjected to such NOR
tfcaon nt the hands Of his frients; or. at least had
such abundant cause to he mortified. For il may no
that Mr. Tyer's singular self conceit may induce
him to consider il the most brilliant and triumphant
vindicaion in Parliamentary annals Nothing, for
example, could be more consonant to the views Of
His ENcellenoy, or moro exactly define his position
and illustrate the hcroism Of his character than the
Snnunciniion, that ho "would leave anu shin for a
single plank floating on The great oe,an Of public
sentiment" This is nearly Upon pr with the
memorable pungo Of Mr. Ex-senator Roanc, into
'he broad, patriotic current n popular ssndmsntr
Mr. Proihil, in his defence, appears TO have stun.
bcd upon nearly every tender place in the Admins
rntion-and with the stupidity Of nm ass, he refers
TO tho very matter, which the public mind supposed
TO exert an undue influence over his conduct. Al
tho Diplomatic appointments had been made tho
s,d) from among those who were opposed to Mr.
Tyler This he Jugs in head and ears-without any
reference Whatever to the subject in hnnd-showing
thereby that Diplomatic appointment was sub
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
THE HOUSE-YESTFRD,v


Nearly the whole Of the sitting was consumed in
discussion Of the Bill to compensate the Board of
Agriculture.
MIR STROLLER moved ryder, repeating the nc, es-
tablishins Board. This led to long debate. in
which Me'srs. Strother, Crutchfeld, TAYLOR Of l..
hncheloe, Clendrnn, AID Mclhnney, supported
the fyder-and Messrs. Kennedy, Bayly, I.eybnrn.
Holiday Kinney. MeRnc, Rivcs and Scott, sup.
ported the bill.
The opponents of the bill contcnded serer,lv
mat 1t caused a useless consumption Of money
that, whilst they admitted the Agricultural 70
he the great interes, Of the Commonwealth. thew
utterly denied that this bill could, in any decree
contribute to the aid and advancement of ,ha, inter.
est On the other hand, it was con:ended tina, the
experiment, had been attended with beneficial re-.
suits IN other States; ana it could no, cost much
true policy recommended TINT it should he tried.
The ryder was rejected by large majority
AMI then the bill pNssed-yeas 80, nays "a.
The details will he given to morroS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
RICH NC ND.
FRIDAY monNISa. JANIi.,y,
7iedsuru Not, mn


The reader Is apprzcd, that MIR Fillmore fCh,;.
man OF the COMMITTEE of Ways and Meaps) has re.
ported bill, in the House of Representative. 70
authorize an emission Of Treasury n ties, to mec,
The pressing engagements of the Treasury. lilo
stated ;hat the Committee yielded to this measure
win great relnctance-but the loan authorized n,
the Extra Session. in conseq uencc Of the short tim,
u mad to run and tho low rate of interest could no,
bc ncsotiatcd-nnd tho Secretary of the Trc,s,,v
could devise no other means To prcsoryc III. ,ph-
tic iaiih. Thus urged by tho Administration and
the exisency of the asc, the Committee su,rc,.
dered their individual and long standing obec,;ops
TO the proposed means of raising the wind. md
reported the bill.
II Will he seen, from the racy and amusing de.
pate puSlished 10 day. that MIR Cooper and MIR
N'rshail OF hy.-two prominen, Whics-rcfuscd
even under the pressing cXiscncy, To forego ,b,;r
objections, and yield to the cxpedient of Treasury
n"'es-even as temporary measure. II we were
"'"'oer u Congress, we should pursue the same
course. The system OF Treasury notes is a deem
i've o"e-wc'' calculated TO impose upon. and con-
ccal from the rnhlic the Indebtedness of the Go
veTnment' We have already had evidence of ,h;s
under the late dynasty Van Buren, created N,,;.,.
at deot by the issue OF them-and yet neither he nor
h's party would consent To have them REGARDED in
that highland when they wen, out of power. ,Lov
had the impudence TO deny that there existed INV
deh'- We would have no more of them. under opv
emergency short of war; If a regular loan c,nno,
oc obtained at one price, it can at anothcrnnd !,
is The duty of the Government to nee, its obl;,,,
tons at any cost. II has no right to require lis
creditors to take Treasury notes at more than thew
will bring in morke,-and an effort to force them
upon creditors, is in bii faith, and unworthy Of
great Government.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14

a war it, which all the odds were egains, her, wi h
all the un,smed energy OF young giant. And
Her cred, in the dust; openly dssraced; asking Tor
Ir1 w
But he would no, touch on tina, theme; he allud
cd TO II on to show the effects of this miserable
contemplate, hucksietins scheme of temn,r,,v .,
reden,s. system which had broush, his coun.
fys honor 50 low, he must "repudiate" (sincp that
was now ,"e world fit policy for such an empite
aslhis. bai as our crcdi, now was, Treasury notes
nove' Son'u make u any better, but much worse,
from the damning aeknowlc ment i, nvolveJ m =,
inc r1ye,nment could not 20, money anywhere else.
mr. UNDERWOOD obtained the DOR. and NOV
cd Tor the rising ofthc committee.
INC motion prevailing. the committee rose and
'heteupon the tlous, adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
a CITIZEN.
CONGRkss-TtIEsDAy

In the Senate, an interesting debate arose on an
amendment offered 10y MIR Porter, Of Michigan, to
the resolution Of Mr. Calhoun, calling for the nfor-
1tIon IN the possession of'hc Executive concerning
the affair Of the Creole. Mr. Porter wished to sub .
sutute the word persons, for the word slaves; but
hnaliy' by unanimous consent, Withdrew his amend =.
mcn
Mr. Walker, who had the floor on tho reference Of
The Excheqncr scheme, delivered long and animal,
81 speech. He advocated its principal rccomnen-
dations-especinlly that part relating to the Ex-
changes and issues. He went into an eI,bo,,to
view Of the large tax imposed indirectly on the COM
muniIy for the support Of banks, aud cortrnsed tho
Erchtquor with those Institutions IMApIsostAs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
FROM TEYAs

by the steam packet Neptune, Captain Rollins.
we have received Texas papers to the 9th Dcccm'
her. The Journals con',in few advices of impor
lance INC nominations OF the new cabinet nave No,
yet been made known. IL is rumourcd tb,, DIR
hnson Jooes wi! be Secretary OF State; Col. uock-
ley Secretary Of War; X. l.. Anderson. present
snenke6 the house Offoprosonaivos, Secretary of
the Treasury; Judge Terrell, Attorney General.
The committee ia the House of Representatives
appointed for the purpose Of invest Eating Santa
PC expedition, have reported that moro than 400.
900 had been expended during the last year. con e.
trary to Law, aud This estimate does not include
the value Of the military stores, &c, furnished tho
troops engaged in tho expedition.
NJ a. Nee Jan, I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
THE CADETS

The fine weather of Yesterday furnished an OPP
por,nnlty for the Cadets to make display of them
selves upon the Square. They accordingly pa.
raded, and went through sundry cvoutions with
admirable dex,cri,y
a Flag will be presented to them to day on the
Square, at o'clock, by Gen'l Lyon, one of the
Board Of the institute.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
7Ot"s Voters Of me Senatorial District Of Hanor,r.
Goochland Nc

G0Och'and, &c.
1t is known that our present Senator has deter
mined not to bc candidate for re election. II b,
comes you, therefore, to look about for one qualified
ana worthy to serve you. Such one, consider
'7Teh'6a'd Byee OF Goochlnnd, to be- and take tho
responsibility 10 bring his nimc befo.c YOU. Cam
tain b. is well known to the people of the District,
and he is favorlbly known, wherever he is known.
He has done the State some service-and he is vet
in the visor Of life, and capable of doing much
more. lie is known TO be nvcrse to public life
but that does not detract from his merits in these
times, when impudent ignorance and selfish demo
sosnism are forever thursting themselves forward to
clutch every public employment. Ills modcsty
and forbearlnce are in cnvihblc contras, to the dis.
ngulshing traits Of the pushing dcmnsogues of tho
day. could hope that the people would tnko no
refusal from MIR Bryce. feel conf lent he W IN not
oppose their wishes, if they will take the pains to
let him know them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14

Mr. MeIihaney Of Loudoun. Yesterday made his
DEBUT, IN opposition to the bill relating to the Ag.
rcuIturn Board. lie spoke W ith great animation,
and produced qnite a sensation in the House.
Without dispnrnging the speeches Of others-thers
was none, on that side of the question: superior to it,,
in hard common sense.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14

Last night, splendid House fine ncting-eood
singing, and all the Cndets.--Chnpman was ,hero
too with the Tefo;ul Society, which has an mex
haus.ibIe stock Of virtue about II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
LEGISLATIVE PROCEFn,Nc:s

From and after to day, we expect to be able to
give iuIl and accurate sketches of tho debates in the
House OF Delesntes-having succeeded in obtaining
a Reporter, who, we hope and believe, will Civ.
general satisfaction.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
MIR. uUnsON,s SPEECH

We desire the Virginia public to peruse this
speech which Is contained in the Country Wing Of
to-day. The ability, which marks that dncumen,
mas extoried commentators from all who have rcod
IT, Its facts are of an impressive chnracter-und thew
are valuable for being facts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
NORTH CAROttNA

The Wings of this gallant old State arc making
preparations for the summer Campaign. They have
called general Convention to meet in Raleigh on
the 4th of Apr-ihc lay of Gen. Hnrrison's death.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14

VIM II. mcfarland Esq, and Dc. John Brocker-
Dough have been reelected Presidents OF the Far
mcr's and Virginia Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
GEORGIA.

The returns are not conclusive but from the
complexion of those received, we think it probable
the Locos are elected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14

III No change in prices of produce since our
last, end but little business doing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14

~ NC are requested by Joseph A. Riddick
10 announce that he will not be Candidate to rem
resent the County OF Brunswick, in the mex, Gen
eral Assembly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
To conclude with the New Farce Of
HIfuIINGTON AnrAnn
no In rehorsNl, TIIE WRECK All
NOTICE

OUR Packet Boats viii continue running to rype,lurg
" until The al Of this month. w. '"''''"E
j'Hs DoyD, EDMOND 4 GO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14

o" Fdd'y F,o9l.' January I,le. 1872 viii b; pro.oo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

~ AFfsse b. axsesmsat tskst i've 4 ihsille
Ia u4iif q flss zh1aaneoab Hitter. e. the old
eAlsslfskeds place. as3s X }sss fkrfy ahd having
pnt me AIill - epppieIe lsePsir, : IN prepared
II sgers4 great i46aeeaiants d fafners and
osheIs haif7sg y ssai - oltPo<e q, A. have ever
sesa oaersd 10 he yal;Fy ofsyirkiria. Tss
great p0Fer uhstA this Mil possesses, heinE
"a 10 ssFa out lao BARaELS or
lPL OUR perld2y -is aeeals4tly asaptsd 70
lhsIhas pfs5pect 81 ne v heal cE6p new ia this
sesii0n 81 ceun.ry as II stands tie Farmer 10
hand 70 sesiize Is quick Is pqssibis for fear Of
eoning - compekition with the bh1ntant crpps
Of tie NsFth and West This MIL being sita-
nted Hiship one nile Of the W5ethesisr & Pc
toase Rail Road, wliErs there y good depot,
and whie1 piiI be properly silefded 10. -Four
CAP bsia nsslatsli forwarded, obea tie delivery
or wheat, eitserto Geoszesownght the cost Of
50 cents psf bsrreL, ORTIZ BaltinSfe, Al the cost
sf a casts per barrel ] shall ID al essss
stand lie saspectioh IN ether Aafksi, whea
Farmers gfiad tbeiF wheat, ssd shall II ADJ
lines pAy tae fszF market RFica II cash % de-
Livery. To Farmtrslo hon anilintebIsd indi-
sisraiif, GA jpint contractor win Benjamin
Fcfd. ID liz nsSns or F6td & su4der, who viii
erind thefr wheat with he, ! viii giys 2 BARI
rsls Of sapsfane -four, for each sud every hun
dfsd bushels Of Aerehaa,sble Wheat delivered
u the NH. a5ar barrels furnished at cost,
claiming credit on such indeofk4aess for the
lvalpe III he one barrel 81 lopr IL each huhdred
bushels 81 ~ hast--and ilxe~Ise 10 those having
en80rss Ia tie papsr Of FprJ Snsder, who are
lstin iiabss for ileh entorsemetts, the same
lierns ire satsl9sd, claiming its value 81 The
one 6ztr4i aolr 10 eadh bundled besheis Of
Whsai. is he settled ~ note, subject to Ford b
snyders dsed ofIirusi. given on The 81 day oi
y Jansary, 1912. Being lery desstsis Of paying
en- debts ast engagements Individually, Ter IS
iioirt contfaeior with Bsnjami1 Ford, bf The
/ Erm clifford & Saydsr, tBd with determine.
tion so % 20 Il proper encouragement isextend.
ca, shall rely upon ny old friehdsrthe Farn.
ers Of Jedsrson3f HaYiag iaborsi long with
them, fag still willing 10 sciss them, ard 10
:. aid 10 placing tt.in VI hare found then, (ip .
pecisaiaty point Of vieF-l | therefor. conf
dsaily hops that all tAose having previously
dealt With me- WiIi givelme eai before disp9-
s.ag or thsir WHAT, Is ! well kn0w their inte-
test ' II b. prohante1 BY doing NJ Both Mills
Twin b kspt under heavy insurance, 70 guard
the intsfsst 81 al concerned.
] will o.. fair prices fsr four8 barrels deliV.
cred ti-ihs Mifff4s MILE
lss BAYIEL SNYDER.
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MOTHERS,
SPARE YOUR CHILDREN.

DIR. Paris SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Children Cutting TSeth.
.EHyHIS medicine IS used and recommended by
IL thousands Of families for the immediate
relief Of those fli,tle, helpless Clippings As
soon as this medicine is used according to the
directions, the child IS relieved, and recoyers
without the painful use of The lancet. No
family should Be without this medicine where
there are young children. IN
CAUTI0N.-There is deleterious Soothing
Syrup, put up in plain bottles, and the name Of
PARIS spelled with two Rs, when the genuine
is spelled with only one, with several otherlsi-
teFalions, ID order TO evale the law. These
base williams who sell a counterfeit medicine to
destroy the health and lives Of & LITTLE
BABES,n should meet.the contempt Of every
person that has one drop Of psGEnaI humanity
ihthem. One of these s'hszrttess yillains'' has
gone so FAR IS 10 publish d Soothing Syrup for
sale at bis store, 10 his own name, and atisches
the Directions, Sc. verbatim as that OF DR.
PARIS. Any individual that will thus rob the
Proprietor OF that which Is securedlto him BY
law. is worthy seat in the Penitentiary He
Is MARKED. ~
:. f<REMEMBER, the only place IN Charles
lo,rr for the GENUINE DR.. PARISf SOOTHING
SYRUP, is a; tbs Drug Store or kS
JH BaARD < co.
ss AxD Ar
S KILHAM'S IStore. II L
IIn'Psrs- Fsrrg
~. rrieerl Gents.
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WAFfNn - rgffsuiH ~ lzklh he fisrssts-
H Fern Allli. t11 tI raitiEg thsrefh NeH
W1ter WAGES, sal 4lte nipple power % make
6 or zoo Esafa-els bf ETossF..
PER WEEK. ID tbkrsby enabled % rslsf
greater indaeeEseals 10 Farmers and others IA :.
Wing fheat1o disSossof t4an has ever been III
fsrsd n this ssciiDdlof lirxia ia--6sink located
inmeaialely Al ia eaitimors ard 0aio kail
Road. and also the tshkssPesks and 0Afo cahkl.
Whea their wheat is nsre delivered falthis
Mil, they hare nol further fHduble os bat. az
dour. Sc, attendant ID many Situations, bus ca
calculate, 10 cent " bat cash their wheat viii
put 70 their pockets, allowing che freiehs b
each barrel 81 hs1t, % cents to Georksiesln,
from harvest until lss Jan1ary thereafter !; .pd
- cents 70 BAltinote and IN cases Rhate he
farmer tesirsstt, t4e barrel wiif BE- fusnae a
for the caAl. Be.ak destroys Or Doing a III I'll
ip The way Of grinding As ! can, inaaees me lta
offer every adyaaiaks that can 81 given, aifplT.
ing the miller 70 MAKE any proat ths,sffopl f.
Wien grinding i done. ths hatt wit be Il uf,rs
delivered, sither % Nr. BEFKHAM, or 70 any ohe
on Tie Canal TO y hSm thsy direct
I purpose also b9ying ih = limited waE, Tor
cash, or delivery. tshs, ia all eases, stand be
inspection either 10 B3llnorseor the District Ito
those who prefer gFihdisg The ii, wheat.
4 shall also furnish PL ASTER IN proper s{a-
son, whieht when ground will be about IS per
ton II The mill. Bfl
IN Farmers d Ehous am indebted Individually,
* or rs joint coEtractof with D6NiEL sEEDER. an
/. The parne or EoRb III SSEDEa, thar will gfihd
their wheat with me will give 2 barrels super.
fine Gour for each! and every hundred bufhsls
i.of Merehhnlable Wheat delifefed II the MIL.
claiming 4 ereait lob such Indebtedness fOr
the Taile 81 The p9e barrel Of aour in esrh
hundred bushels wheat, ard likewise 70 tlsosa
hssipg endotstd the paper Of Ford & Snyder,
who are siililiable for such endorsements, the
same Terms are exitlded 10 them, dsdueting ths
Vaiae OF he one barrel hoaF ID each handEed
bushels wheat, To Be settled at the end Of HE
season by note. subject toFord s SnYdeF's deed
Of trust, given OBI 81 January. 1912. Beng ex-
iceedInglJ DESTROYS pf paying an debts and en-
gagenebts ID my own name, OF as joint eoniraF-
tor with DaRiel SnfdsF. in the name Of Fora &
Snyder, and detef lriastioB to do ID If proper
encouragement Is esxietded--reserviRg nothing
from my labor and exersions, save seanly sup
port for myself ami family, | shall rely ePon
the generosity snd IiAerhliiy Of old frehf and
farmers OF Jefstsoh.t Having la5ored loagl with
them, without any profii TO myself, J am SUI
willing 70 serve Iheln, and tn p ace them fifhy
rmy exerliSBs | am successful. lwhere found
them, ia pecuniary point Of view.
j | hope thefsforel by strict attention ID husi-
ness, with All honest purpose in view, 10 receive
at least share OF the business, which ! am
freparedto Do en-sueh advantageous terms 10
the farmers Of JeEtrson County.
I1Fi EENJ, FORD
4 II Ar i IL
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IyERGENaA,A TO wit !:
CoMMISsIoNER'ls OrrJ

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
CharltsIoUn, JEFF Co., "a, g,sne l s. 1912. {
ih the Circuit Superior Court;ofLaw and Chan
gerry FOR Jefferson County
John G. Green, PLAINrlrF.
AGAINST
Robert aemons, .J4dat'r ~ James Hurst,
4 dee'd, and The heirs Of said decedsed,
4 DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
rE1HE ersditeFs Of the deceased, James Hurst,
areshefebJ notified that have appointed
Friday BE sih dsyef nsrt month, tJuly, 10 attend
a my ofice BY 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. 10 receiyo
claims, and the evidence supporting the sRfas.
sgaiusl The estate Of the deceased, and shall On
ssid day close my report, as regards the rsoeiy-
dig OF claims. unless good cause is shown so
Keep iae account open.
me- R.lWORTHlNGTON
june 6, 1912. Mas. coulnl's.
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DoG ArELoDrEs.

Mrssks. EDIroRs .-As. YOU seem 10
know something ABOUT, and 10 take al in.
terest, H., The affairs Of Hsrpers. Ferry
will yenJbe good enough 10 tel me why
tits that the good people Of the street
leading IRON the bin 10 he Arsenal kesn
such pack Of dogs As nightly assal ~
sirangeris I lound, on a avetava. ! a :
nights since. about three yelpsrs i sysrv
door, and I had regular siese q 6sbi.
ing them during my whole pfoeTes,
through lhstslFeet At very carly hour
lam TOLD. Too. that the poor COWS. on re-
turning home Of an evening. have 10 run
the gauntlet Of score OF more Of whsIps.
and TO subnif 10 many an unpleasant snap
FL they pass along. L the dog .sllr 10 The
ascendant. OF is It only. ia the absence d
The moon. that the aforesaid puppies de-
light tOSmaks "nigh. hidsous r. q.
I'VE DO n6s know that We can anhver our cdr
respondent. otherwise lhan 81 suggesting, Thai
III Ptsaea. Is degESssleai age. aadlhat ali sorss
n asta1ailikxare adhsrsd 10 wigh he NOS aSe-
ssa obsiinsey
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VI % 1!E @ lh8 ]
Office ofthe Winchester 5, Potomac
Railroad Company,

WINCHESTER, March 10, 1912.
TEyO prevent all Misrepresentation add misre-
4 presentation notice is hereby given, that
all freight collected at the Depots Of this Com
pany, ~hether due to this Company, orany
other for which it acts will be rece lived in Yir-
GINA paper, current at Winchester, Il is also
G1riher made known, that all goods and mer-
1chsndizs, or other freights, shipped from Phiia-
delphia or New York. sent 10 The care Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, will,b
an arrangement between the Company and the
Winchester and PotomAo Railroad Company,
Be forwarded directed to, Winchesiar, wilhcut
any commissions for receiving ana Forwarding
charged At BaltiAore, and The whole freight
through from either Of those places. or any
other point north OF Baltimore, WILDE collect
ed at Winchester
April Z. lsE2 J. GEO HEST.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

. " N ~ AS3tr-.H I'D f5s7e
eEPT The parties TO the above named suiIs are
hereby notified that the above decree has been.
placed in m5 hands as Commissioner in Chance
rs Of the above named Court, for the county, of
Jefferson, and that shall proceed TO execute
The same on the l9fh day Of July lnert st 10
O'clock, A. ~, at My Office in Charlestowh, JEFF
lerson County, Virginia, and shall continue the
same by adjournment thereafter, from time to-
tine, as may be necessary for due execution
q said decreesSat which said time and place
NE SAID parties are hereby required to attend
before me, with such documents, vouchers, or
other evidence, as they may deem necessary.
"A EDW2D Z. COOKE, Conf.
Y June I6 IS42
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NOTICM.l

iFFyHE Undersigned informs sush ofthe young
IL men ofCharlestoun and Vicinity, as have
designed taking lessons In lnslra nental Siasic,
that ~ has ai length obtained rpom. which is
retired. pIsastht. and conveniently located
Early appllcaiionIis solicited.
4 As.ihe Subscribers time win lot be- wholly
consumed III musical instruction, be wal oeca-
siehally pursue ths srt Of Engravingin every Va
risty, as well as The execution Of Fancy Pint.
ing, such as designing and painting military in
sigma, asgs, fancy and Ornamental signs, sc.
&c. JOHN 81 GALEAHER, Jf.
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II Observation-Disclosures he attention OF
HI lie citizens Of CharleStokn and OF The
coanity generally that hs i ready 10 wait upon
an ~Ihas may leelIdisposed 70 employ hin, con-
eerIIiag thsprsstrriliion of tsetF tssih.
As lis engagements Will NOT j1itify his being
constantly 10 town, these who may feel disposed
~ employ aim, will please 10 leave word at Mr..
Abellss or al Mr. Carriers Hotel, and their calls
shalt be attended 10 at the eaEliess opportunity.
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