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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07

'"eied nearly three years ago, aud by every Just
eon''ruetion the statute Of limitations applies with
'nIl force. We acknowledge its binding character
and we challenge MIR Calhoun and all the rest Of
the consistency school, to open their mouths az ainsi
IT, we therefore forbear to press tais speech TO
expose the present views Of the Secretary Of State
Bat 1t is not to be disguised, that MIR Webster
and his position are becoming more and more the
subjects OF comment and speculation. Every paper
we open, has some allusion to tho or the other
some IN a tone Of censutc, and others in that Of
apology and extenuation. The Loeos, generally,
avow very great impotence for his speedy dis
mi'sal-The members Of Congress begin to indulge
in tho same wide latitude Of remark, and thew cou.
pie their comments with strong limitations Of dis.
trust Of his patriotism and GOOD faith. IL was no,
to be expected that MIR Webster, after his letter
imp'iedIy censuring the retiring members of the
late Cabinet could escape oil structure at tho hands
OF 'neir friends. That letter was mos, unfortu-
nate one Tor MIR Webster's fame, and unex planned,
justly subjects him to harsh animadve rsion. Blu,
we do not now propose enter upon his elimination
or deit''SS. "':A all the other admirers of this
great man, we have regretted deeply that no placed
himself IN position liable To mscon,ruc,ion, and
calculated TO bring his loyalty to his principles and
to his party in question.
we have an nvincible aversion TO the superstition
that one so munifcen,ly endowed by nature with
LOFTY attributes, could debasc himself as to barter
the accumulated honours Of u brilliant career for
subordinate station under MIR John Tyler. The
superstition is humiliating to human nature. But.
yet, we mus, confess, that he has either thus prosti
tued himself for ofice-or admit that he is the mos,
d'sn'eresed, self sacrificing patriot of the d,y He
has either sold hmseffor place, or like Cur,ius. he
has offered up himself for the good of his country
This latter suPposion is more in accordance with
our wishes and we should rejoice greatly, if subsc.
quent events should demonstrate it to he true
"hen the heathen Gods made their appearance
among men, they were wont to robe themselves in
n cloud, lest the bright effugencc Of the Godhesd
should overpower mere mortas. For the time be-
ing we are willing to refer MIR wcbs;er's prcsrn,
neeuosi'y 20 a similar cause; and await with M
uence The time when he will dissipate the foss which
envelope him, and shine forth again with all his ORR
gina lustre.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07

'TilE sucscriher Informs all those who arc .,,,,, ,
anSeIs, ihat he IS still engaged his sucr semi
S Son ,pr we cure OF That dangerous disease lie relies
upon h,s iens experience and the great number ~
whc e has effected In saiisfy the most -.
oc o I'AIlns Cinccrous complaints infnitcy ,rorc
easy sale an' sure than the highly dangerous ~,
l'h", wh1h requires the use Of the knife When n, 10
IcnchhercI That cases which have bccom nearly Json
a 1 oen SUBMITTED 10 him, when tho patio nj had dos
p's alnost "i Tcci, nnd the wlic IA has $780,,
90 ms treatment OF them ~ regarded no on. "a.
VIII he'taic toa apply tn him at or tho remedy
h'pCTsons whnaIc strangers to hia mode OF enc ,
naturally desire tho evidence Of other and 10y
persons nc respectfully refers 10 tho following weI tno,.
gentlemen whose names used by poInssion an vho
have wiincs sod the sau'ary fleets 81 HE "lo
terrible, aud too often, fatal disease w ''''s
Ills mode Of treatment cuually mild and 4
9" flS tLh and all nvcicrac sores Tho limo ~
rc r:ncIIy occupies from two 10 weeks hnt in iii
hil,icr his personal In snccton and care ' "'
.c, John I1ry' t"v Wm smith. Roy WIN II Rowscv
neV Leroy VI Ice. Rev Thomas Crnw,icr lanes C,sti'
i i1 = Tam" Cornelius Grew. Walter pay Pcnjsnn
W. -.n' Ezekiel Dawes. AMI Thomas Muir csors '
MI letters tpoT PAID will Give rrofnrt a,,cniiSn
Richmond. Va January 5, 1872 " "N"r"ALi'
otiss w Marshars Infallihc rrc Remedy NAV T.,
9ancd 10 any quantity upon application AZ bs i n
in Z cwin'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
DEATHS.

pirh on saturday. Let instant, Al m. tI,,.
sicnce, In Amelia county IN H., ns hermitage. his
DiJAu u MEADE, Esq. '' ''i year OF hts age, no.
with great aincnity of mann...
h IA delicate perception OF The @ eeeliui
ties wlihon, rc',, ~, hls ,s'"us soci, and siyi
leaving rS an" @h fsS,y 1ahs Protestant EScoSS shaSn
paired WV ""h" loss not he re-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
MARRIAGES..

-, Manet, on he 9ei in. ia BOcsinshsm county.
ny the Kew MIR MORRISON. Capt RicmARp A Roo. :,
.ntrrhnni OF Cur,dsyille. Bockin.ham eonn,. -
nns ViHe,s'A, yonnss.t daughter of Capt. Lewis
6rown, oil Lynehburg Va r' A''"''
On tho 10Th ult. in Cntksville, Tenn.s,.. no
IN, he KEY. Reuben RS. JAMEs N DaRrcu, Ess. Of
Eatland, orLynchbure, Va. '"'"o'
Nm on tuesday morning, the 9th inst, at Lebanon.
Sew Kent by Rev. James Clopton. Mir Henry p
o ~, OF Richmond to Miss Georsiana C, Inv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
MR.. WEBSTER

We received the other day through tho mail from
some molclously disposed person, the great speech
OF Mr. Webster against the Sub.ues,ury. The
o1Jec' Of the gentleman sending II, VIC suppose to
be- to furnish with an irvncibe argument against
the new Fiscal Scheme. If such be his object, !,
IS mos, eifectually scrved-for we never road more
overwhelming production. But il ia not kind OF
generous TO be roking up such things to expose III,
inconsistency Of great mon. The speech was dc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
HENRY CLAY

This distinguished American continues to I've MS
sailed with all the violence and bitterness. which
superior worth never fails to excite in IN, bosoms
OF mean and envious persons. These n,,acks nrc
very appropriately noticed by spirited Wing IA.
per in Washinston:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
NOTICE.

,,I -, nc Golfers OF Chesterfield and Hen,;.o
'u at, pesons int es,ed in the Domes,c CnaI
bOn uo ,nJe, are .s9n,,ei to meet at The Co,"m
p. NJ, to eoD"ido H ,h ompAY NEXT a, O'Clock,
90 congress for modification Of the Tam, 90
In a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
JANUARY 9th, 1912.
MORE DESfRhHBE AND sEAaouAu,- =,
nOOTN AMI sIInIE ~ W - u.

Nv " pave Just received OPENED ,iitcrt f,ot, ,h,
~, ~ M1snniaenroI The following very scnsonabie AMI
s"icr "Vgb7 which vii sold by tho nae kspc mr. ,,ts
wise oT cash, oro pNHefnni oHsSmerS oyt A. Dc
I3"'s mhIkoi prices city dealers AMI others viii IL
ca WIN ne p"'y Of these Goods and lwo invite
Mems superior thick sowcd Doots-a very aca,ec orclc
~ 80 InoI and bound Kip Tiorans do do ~
I,nv's IT, up 90 do do do
V.y1,-u W 90 10 do
/ ., VT! 90 do
~ ~ WI ms occasion 10 Inform our Town and
COL ~, ,a lnN our Rencra stock ~ Goods Is very
800 w VIC season embracing almost every uualj,v snI
~ ro,n lhe eheapcsit to tic best article n,lc and az
ink"ns 10 rod ecit 10y the Spring VIC will c eyc
scc Al nc very lowest prices particularly to those
W NoluhF from our iricnda and tho public reneratIy
'.,nuahcc ~ ucir itvouts, will omit 10 tender
J." our aoknowlcfgmrnis for those already rec civsJ
ann pledge tcm unfcmiitcd
ton " all times. ~ HJIIINgTON A 90 ''"
WhOlcealc and Retail dealers In Boots Shocg n mt.
Leather, SC. Mansion House - ''""A't
iaG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
MOHICAN
. U NC LA DIES SCHOOL

'I'HlS School will commence Feb l. ia, I'll n,
session WIN terminate with examination Tho l,.i %
i session viii commence Ist August and Close
,ss Terms SIS, II paid IN advance for lon
s,SI cr sn f pid 10y the session English Blanche"
81 yer session Music sl5 per session by rcu',,a
Teacher The healthy situation and pairon,gc 90 81,
ia CIT n ~ r.y,r, .
T5- Tho Waterman Of The soutl and H., ~,
please copy and publish thrcc '"'aAh VIII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07

Tee WIN materially amend il is doubtful and Is not
material. The grea, amendment will probably be
naue IN the bill tho Senate. which, According to
me ordinary course of things, will psss that body
or oe rejected there month or two before the
,iouse are ready Tor decisive action on their bill
lift passes the Senate, the House will let their b
Sleep as they did their hsca,y billust session. aud
wil bring II up only in OF soma similar necesi.
w as was the case with the second vetoed bill.
X. M. Il. Ii.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
\NHISkEY, APPLE nRASny u,rD-,
w AND CLOVER sEEn. "hSON
NOTICE.

V'IlE general hnnu1l Meeting of tho khoto,.
80 9i11nen'scr y, anh w Manufacturing Company viii
inst, AZ ~ f'tluckPM " mummy ''V '"''
IyoricI of the Board Of Directors
il7 oO'l5I n ~ urN,r, =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07

IL returns his thanks to hi, 6ic,, 49,
sam, VII, m Tor their liberal patronage nn h AM
requests m, i eitJ 10 The New Firm lie NC
ward ami isc r., prtunns Indebted To him. will come nT
his wish thc SINE. as early as n,s.ie ~. :, a.,
ja7 's '"""'hnai business immediately
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
hN PORT
AM RICHMOND. IN
4 q II T.
ARRIVED.

Ssnr ia,rck Henry, Mister, from R,,,;,
s sun, To SAINT Hastings Webb Book.r 6
i'"a; IL Taylor JM0 Winston. I. Vain, ,ism'
c SS',."f; a. Wilkins, WIN Palmer, W s.
Womble & Dean, wertham & MeGr",,.S tayor.
order. "'eoFuuer, and To
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
IL, b. llAXALL. President,
90 -pAn1,Nrn.nna.,
-DOHALPARprsI1

X piNL PARRISH hiynr ace .ri,,,', a..
FAM WIN iioMASs HEAILgY IN, hms,a IN ois
LEY a, h undo .hc hrm OF PARRIs nv Mi ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

THURSDAY, Jan. 6, 1912.
On motion Of Mr. Smith, of NJ. &J.
Resolved, That the Committee Of Propositions
ana Grievances inquire into the proprety OF chang.
ing the place OF holding the precinct Election on
Reedy Creek, in Jackson.
On motion OF MIR. Toor,
ReSOiUed, That the Committee of Agriculture
inquire into the expectancy of rcviyng the inspection
Lynchburg.
On motion Of Mr.. Mllhnncy,
RESOLVED, That the Committee Of Agriculture in
qure into the expedlcncy Of permitting Farmers RI.
siding on or near public highways TO entertain dro
yers OF live stock without being reuueI to ptocurs
license to keep private entertainment.
VanousreporIs were made 10y Charmon Of Com
mttees.
PETITIONS.
by MIR Edginton, of 500 citizens Of Ohio county
for an appropriation in aid Of opening and clearing
out the road from Wheeling to Carksburg; nv tho
same, of Daniel Zane aud Ebcnczer Zane, for tic
repeal of so much Of the net Of january 9Th. 1886.
as includes Hhne's Island, within the judicial iurs.
dietion Of the city Of Wheeling.
bankrupt .qeL.
Mr. Brown moved that tho resolutions submitted
by him instructlng Senators TO vote for rcpcol ol
tho Bankrupt Aat nc tnkenup.
debate embracing wide range onsued, in
which Messrs Brown, and Bayly, supported
the motion to take up, and Mossrs. Crutcb6eld
Hunter, Caperton and VERIFY opposed H.
After two hours discussion, Mr. Mayo said. 10
thought time enough had been consumed upon tho
question. Elo therefore demanded tho previous
question.
Mr. Bayy appealed to tho justice of the House
not to sustain the call. lie wished to reply to Mr.
VERIFY.
Mr. Dormon hoped the call would not DO su.ta iEeJ,
for the simple reason TINT il would save time, If il
took two days, 10 discuss thoroughly this motion to
tko up Federal relations, and dispose Of it finally
Let 1t be made test question with respect to the
whole litter.
Mr. Mayo consented to withdraw the call, and
asked leave to do So hut some Directing, il was
put to the vote and the nyes and noes being ordered
on the motion of Mr. BaylY, the leave was g,anted
Ayes 100, noes ~.
The discussion was continued by Mr. Biyly and
Mr. Cfutchfcld.
At O'Clock, Mr. Brown stated that the debate
could not be concluded to day, and therefore Inc
moved that tho House adjourn agreed to--A yes
81, noes 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
DANIEL l. COLENAN

f, WILL insure Inc safe delivery Of any Pi,no nuy,h,,
viii i"fy IN ~ne,o selection IA LEFT entirety To ,yscIr
IL 'p i' expense Of TRANSFORMATION bo,h 10 az, 80,
T nous OF nc purchaser IL the Piano snuIi 1, rom
-9H Tcacher Of MnsIc sn,lnrr nInr, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
BELLE ISLE CONp,,,,.

t.Is n meeting OF the Stockholders or Tho p.r.
on Company is particularly desir,J
next S;h Instant, at 10 o'oSt eco,
ji6 n u u.v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
AMHERST, Dec. s3d,ls,,


I,r orn 'n,ithinens are becoming moe no,,,
mas, very gay Many more have been sold ,rii ~,
have iu.i re ,. my ohcT make. Tho following ieicr
~ '"'' 'o'c'Ncd from pure hasci: ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07

s,,,IS ~ me Fi'no which was selected rc,c,o,
r',u tS nccn set mp aud tuncI by Mir 80
S nc lnsir 'incnf avery fac ono am mo- f,i
,r,, MH u ANUS price. Accent INV th,nL.f 10y
of % VI ior;vaIns our instruments nj for The si y1r
Yours, respectfully. Wy "'ch'
nANirt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
from the Courier & Ennnlror.


The Speech Of Mr. Mangum Of North Cnrolinn
in the Senate Of the United States on Tuesday lnst
on tho subject Of tho proposed Exchcquer Board Inns
we think clearly done up that plan; Tor there seems
scarce my in that body inclined to do il the poor
reverence OF attempting to defend IT, IL Tine
a question to whom shall tho deposite Of tho pnbc
monies be conhdeJ1 To State Banks or in Sub.
Treasury
IL was not without reason that the Sub Trensnrv
was 90 generally condemned by the peoples voice
In its conception II snncd against common sense. in
It's execution II was mere form. The idea of col
Letting money from the people for tho purposes Of
government in different shape f.om that in which
II passing among tho nselves, different from tbn,
which they were willing TO take in exchange for
their own property, was prepOsterous and cruel IL
in fact impossible for the instant there was nny
material difference between tho two, the public revo
ceased entirely; il will be recoccod thnt during
the suspension ofspeco payments here the collector
did not receive sufficient money to pay the current
expenses OF tho Custom House, and that revenue
did not return until the difference between specie
md bank notes was tri1ing or had ceased entirely.
The reason is obvious. 1. must DO time Of cS
trone distress and embarrassment, when men are
willing 10 receive deprecated currency in pa yment;
and with that distress and embarrassmont the reyo.
nue. ceases, for its payment IL voluntary, imports
biting voluntary, ana tieso the only source from
which we derive IT,
When tho difference between bank notes and spo.
Gle became lnnng, or when there was none st all
and revenue returned, what was the Sub-Treasti-
ryl Nothing but a name. II received bank checks
II is true they were marked "spccie," but were moi
all bank notes payable in specie7 Where was tho
difo'ence2 or, even II the Sub Treasury received
specie, why was that better than bank hottest TIL,
Sub Treasury, in few words, would guard ngains
a deprecated currency, when nothing would DO pnit
into IL, and when any thing would be, il would on
ly receive specie or speech checks, whom bank notci
! are Just 90 good.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
BANK OF VIRGINIA.

The Stockholders have been in session several
days 1t is understood that they have been over
hauling, or preparing to overhaul the general man.
aSenent OF the Institution. a Committee Of three
Stockholders other than Diectors-was appointed
at the mother Bank and each of the branches, to
examine thoroughly the condition of the whole.
The following gentlemen were appointed Direc.
tors at the mother Bank:
John peterborough, 1556
J. Womblc, 2757
c. Warwick, 275O
H. w. Moncure, eO92-
VIM. MITCHELL 1850.
There was something like an opposition to some
of the members. and 1867 votes were cast unor
Gcn'l pegnm.
New Directors
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
A FISCAL AGENT.

The N. ~ Courier, which, a, first, manifested n
disposition to acceP, the Exchequer Scheme, with
some notifications, now rejects it, and holds the fol.
lowing language, in confirmation Of four own views of
the utter mpracticabIIty olthe Sub Treasury. Tho,
vaunied financial projet was a, very humbug as
was ever enacted in the face ofthe world. IL Who'll
ly failed from the time of its creation to that Of s
overthrow. II was only cloak to enlurge tho pow =
and patronage of the Executive, and such i, will
r,oye
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
NEW STORE ACADEMY, RUCKINC ~; :,
COUNTY VrRctnt,

.. ah''i session Of this School viii cot,,nc,. o,,
~ ne cours" ofinsirucon Is tcsi,n.t ~, M , il-
t"I entering college for tho ut.i,,,, ~,
ms ir i"s and hnsincss oilfc. Tho srho.ii us'
",iiteirN sufficient Tor the cout,r ,bIo
procurc VI ~ NY rup' A good School Library hss ~,
nen In s,h iaund most valuable means Of rn "vi
Mr. Levi" 49,, ~ Ito 70 uc qualifications OF tho pripr,n,I
IN, ''c trustees remark TINT AZ Tho ,i,o
tnon, wSis H;", no placed Mt their ispo al ann 10y
-; ,i wat Zee has the advantage of six ,.ctlc and
TErWS ,'lcn oi Scho"is uniformly Giil F'''c"co
o ""hS-i milton per ; don of no n1,,,', ,...,, -
Hr,r, "e balance a'ihe close ofhc session eS I'
jl ! W2w ''''''''''' .s7u tn $50
ns- The Enour.r ,,.I ,, n 'hh's>. MpSELEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
sUPERIOn CIIAIns

SUPERIOR CHAIRS.
FAMILIES and others In want ~ Ch,its an ,t, o.,
call. ~ "'"'" ny giving us \
~ doz Cano anil Wood Sea, Ch,lrs m ,,t,,,. .,
just IN hand and for sale At low prices P""o'hh
jas MOS L upo-r,,r,
Ga BT-iivcrnoOl fno
- LOAF SUGAR ali rrades
n HUM-hhda and ibis
OlIe-WintcT hlcacbcd
SHOT al sizes
BACON Midnnea
TEAS-Finc aud extra fine
nNANnf-conrnon aud superior. old
HAlSlNS-Hunch 'N''''"
ALMONDS son shell
puWDEN-Rno and blasting
WHITE IEAn-inkcg
,.nERRlNGs-No1, N q, for sale.
Iao No.. DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
~ "a, b0h NEGRO HIRE NJ Tho most approved
ms'ni WIN anoihoT Blanks In use. Tor sale
w RANDOLPH & 90,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
FOX OH

w WrpN IHtned Gu, At King Queen Cou,,,o,s. -
fine Oh Red Fox ' 81" January, lsi2, NJ ~ O'CLOCK
eSp,s,.,,. =. ..-.-- II: diRlok, Proprietor.
y mum viii W. AZ mrEn' 'Or which tl.e highest prc:
lac srr,,n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
CHEAP EIANNEI
GALE Q co.'s nEsr n...a--

u Y
w wh, onrS'ic Flannel, yar. wiic NJ Csc n b,r,,t
low. ''H""e's' al qualities, will be sol
JAZZ IArt,pop
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07

We have, by way oil ST. Louis. a confirmation of
INC capture and cruel treatment of this Expedition
we suoloin statement Of the particulars iiom the
American Consul al Santa Fc, who left there for
safety and is now in NliS.o,,;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF vIRoIS1;

New Directors.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-10
BLANKS

BLANhS
OF every description, executed with
neatness and dispatch, at this Office.
Also, all kinds of Job work done
at short notice.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-10
WAS COMMITTED

To the jail of Winston County
Mississippi, on the 3Oth of May lS42
A NEGRO MAN,
who calls himself Bill. The said boy
is about 90 or % years of age, dark
complexion, about feet inches high;
had on cap made of cloth, home
spun shirt and pantaloons; he had also
a blue cloth coat and an old camlet
rock coat. He says he belongs to
Harrison Burke, near Selma, Dallas
County, Alabama. The owner is re-
quested to come toward prove pro-
perty, pay charges and take HIM away,
or he will be dealt with as the law
directs.
EDWARD FOSTER, Tailor.
Louisville, Mi. July 2, ls42 9 If
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
In WINSTON County Miss.
will expose to public sale to the high
es. bidder for cash at the court house
door o! Winston county, Mi, on Monday
the first day of November next (le42)
within the hours prescribed by law, the
following described properly, to wit:
Lots No. Two, and Three in block Six,
in South East square of the Town of
Louisville, assessed as the property Of
Thomas II. Field, for the years 1910 and
al, and destrained to pay the taxes due
thereon for said years, and will be sold TO
Salty the state and county taxes due as
aforesaid. and all legal costs that may ac-
crue. Amount Of taxes due for said years,
50 43i cents.
JOHN III. BUCKNET,
Assessor and Collector Of Idres
For Winston County, MI.
Louisville, Miss. Sept. |, lS42.
IL ids Prs. fee $40
BLANKS
OF every description, executed with
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-10

same
same
same
same
same
same
eams
Toppan Hubbard & Lewis
Winter and Hardimsn
same
Richard Hunt
10 Henderson
same
BID Rutherford
Tn Coopwood
Boiling G Burnett
Daniel Green
Same
Nelson
same
same
same
same
same
same
sam9
s Pearl
same
same
same
Armstrong J Hodge,
same
same
J Nelson
% Green
same
same
J Nelson
r o Brown
same
Daniel Green
Thomas McGee
Boiling G Burnett
Armstrong J Hodges
same
same
same
OrOamus L Nash
same
Armstrong J Hodges
Daniel Green
same
same
Thomas Coopwood
same
Thomas MCGEE
Orsamus l. Mach
Thomas MCGEE
ou"U
same
same
John S Jimason
Thomas CoopwOod
same
same
Orsamus l. Nash
Anthony Winston
same
d Green
same
same
Orsamus L Nash
ThomasCoo2wood
Boiling c Burnett
same
Capt Pish-tam-ba (Indiap)
same
same
TsWilliams
B c Burnett
w Moody
same
same
same
B e Burnett
+ Williams
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-10
TIE STATE or MISSISSIPPI.
WINSTON COUNTY

-
TIE STATE or MISSISSIPPI.
WINSTON COUNTY.
Clncuir CoURr, MAY Tnna, iata
ELIZABETH ALLEN
DENIAMiN ALLEN J Blflfa,d,,s,s.
L pom opening the matters n mi, L,l
~ snd u appsshnr ibai The dsto,d.s,
70 not an inhabliani of this Mate, La, -
sides bsyond the limits ihefsof, 90 ,h.,
ihe ordinary process Of lhia Coou csnoo,
be sreouisd on him, n ~ iLe,sfo,s e,.
defsd that unless the said defsodss, IA
apPsaf before tho Circuit Couu Of Wis.
slon County. Al tbs Court House In tbs
Town Of Louisville on the third Monday
after Tho fourth Monday N October neti.
llsa0) and plead, answer Or demnr 10 said
BILL the several allegations thereof will bo
taken pro co9Jtsso, aud decree made there.
IN I" The Court may deem equitable and
just.
A true copy from iho minutes.
JAMES PHAGAN, ClcrkI
August O, 1912. 7 3m Up fSeI.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
WINSTON COUNTY,
CIRCUIT CouRT, MAY TERM, 1912.
LOUISA SNIPES I
VS. In Chancerv
JEREMIAH SNrPEs. Bill for divorce
pom opening the matters of this Bill
Z and It appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court that the defendant is not an
inhabitant of this State, but resides be.
You'd the limits thereof, so that the ordin.
airy process of this Court cannot be serv>
ed upon him. 1t is therefore ordered that
unless the said defendant do appear before
the Circuit Court of Winston County, at
the Court House in the Town of Louis.
vile, on the third Monday after the fourth
Monday of October next, (ls42) and plead
answer or demur to said bill, the several
thereof, will be taken pro con.
fesso and such decree made therein as the
Court may deem equitable and just.
A tIue copy from the minutes.
JAMES PHAGAN, Clerk.
August 6, 1912. 3m pr Sci.