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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 81, 1912


r.o,, Tv>,s-By the Neptune, J3 hours from Gal
weston nap.rs OF Thursday, l7th are received Inc
cnnrrss adjourned on the 9TH, and the President hah
arrived in Houston General Hamilton had returned
n Galveston The Government have decided nos 10
commence at present, al aggression on Aiexico.-
Twenty thousand dollars were appropriated Tor The de-
fence of the Western frontier
Col w. H. Daingertield has received the appoint.
men, Of Secretary Of the Treasury, and Or. Ashoei
Smith that of Minister to France.
Half million Of Texas promssory notes were nurh'
at Austin, under the supervision OF 4 committee 'i
pointed for the purpose.
Ednonds of Galveston has been appointed leXian
Consul for New Orleans Geo X. Teuon, Esq. late
Editor Of The Austin City Gazette, IS The bearer Of de-
spatcEes to London.
MIR. Navarro, who lately left San Antonio to endtavor
10 procure The liberation of his BROTHER taken al Santa
e was seized soon after crossing the Rio Grance, rob-
bed and imprisoned by the Mexican authorities.
An act reducing The pay OF oihctrs IN 'he navy "aS
received the signature OF the President.
The Appropriation bill had become law, liking the
nav Of members Of Congress (te bone Of contenion)
al five dollars. ooo
The whole amount appropriated is less than 10000
dollars =,
The bin providing for funding the old liabilities OF the
Government had been vetoed BY the President, aud his
veto was sustained by Congress
Congress had passed resolution extending lne
limits Of Texas from the mouth oil the no Gfanne
to the Pacific Ocean, and along the coast iteeh hlr
in the seq 10 the Oregon Territory "a to include The
CALIFORNIA; III the territory OF the Republic
Henry Castro has been appointed Consul General to
France and William Kennedy Texan Consul Gene
raj in England.
General Tamlltons proposition for 4 Belgian loan
Of - 600 600, was not decided upon By Congress- but
the question was indefinitely postponed
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POETRY.
@a------------
COTTON AND CORN DIALOGUE

COTTON AND CORN-.7 Dif!UHLL.
ny THOMAS MooRE.
Said Cotton IT, Corn, toihcr day,
a. they met and exchanged a salute
esquire Corn IN h;s cabtiolc,,
Poor Cotton, half furnished on foot
"Great Squire, ii II isn't nnoisil
10 him NJ starvation before you,
Look down on hungry poor Gevil,
And give HIM some Bread, lmplore yotl.'
Quolh Corn. then in answer TO Cotton,
Percsiving he meant 10 make free,
Glow fellow, you've surely forgotten
The distance between you AMI M.
"To expect that We, Peers Of high birth,
Should waste our ilustriuus acres,
For no other purpose On earth,
Than Ia fatten cursed Calico Makers
"That Bishops 10 hobhins should bend.
should stnop from their benchcs' suhiinity.
What, Spinners and Nea,ers brifiehd,
Contemplate dealers in d'inlty;
ssNo; Vile Manufacturer ne'er harhor,
A hope 10 be fed al our board.
Base offspring Of Arkwrisht the barber,
What claim can you have upon Lords;
"No; thanks 10 the taxes and debt,
And the triumph of paper "'er ruineas,
Omr race of Lord Jenin.s yet,
May defy yonr whole r1hb'e ri Jrnnies'
So saying, whip, crack, and away,
Went Corn in his cab thru the thTong,
So mady, heard them all aay,
Squire Corn would BE- down before long.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

sued peaceabr and legal course for the redress OF ,nc.
r;n,an.es ,hey would have his sympathies ana those
sr = 49,, majority OF the community with them; but
,er mus, not iecspss the rights or The property OF
o,,.,s or IN any way violate the law: aud II they
shond do So. or attempt to do So they would ilnd an
oycrwhelmnr majority of the people ot Baltimore ''
asad 10 hon and he ntimated III way that mus,
no hsen UNDERSTOOD that Illegal violence ~onid nal
Dr. permitted After the conclusion Of the Mayor ad'
dress the crowd cen,inned for some time but did no.
,h;ng very particular except cry fire and make noise,
at,nr winch HEY dis!,ersed.- Baltimore san.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

"From the following summary Of that Report, il is
difficult say what the Democracy for except that
they are not Tor immediate resumption. They take
the Engurcrs plan OF clamoring for resumption, bu,
they take put It Oft Tor months. Richmond
Hiig
Such is specimen Of the slang Of the Wing in re-
ference the subject Of resumption, from which the
Inference designed to bc left upon the public mind,
that i, goes for immediate resumption. Is this The po-
sition of tue Whg and lis party If il is moi, why
msead the public, well as strike blow at the Re-
publican party, which has always opposed suspension,
and now contends for the earliest possible day which
Il safe and permanent resumption can be made, Of
which not The banks but the Legislature must be the
Judge. 1.-THE Wing and lis party 20 for immediate
sumption, is evidently implied above, presume
the thing will BE- provided for accordingly, they having
The majority the legislature with them. fthey fail
10 do SO, not willing that they shall shift the
responsibility from Themselves and fix il where il does
not belong II is With tiem 10 act the subject and
we are waiting 10 what their course Will lie.
[Htackester jirgiaiaa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

ofn,oa nbree Of The Wing Senators voting in the at
G,m.,;ve and then. on motion of owing" Senator,
!, had its third and final reading at So that the
bin onIv awaits the signature Of the Governor to become
law. Thus ppsseth the glory Of Federal party legs
iation.-. libaAu .7rgnS.
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BOSTON Ice ~ BOMBAY, AND noMvAY COTTON N


BOSTON.
The Secretary of the Treasury has not yet begun 10
include lcE in the yearly account Of the Exports. Per,
haps there is doubt about the head under which It
should be placed in the Report. We would suggest
that it be placed under that Of "Exporis of Domestic
Produce Products IF the SEA-. The sales of the TX
ports Of that article from this vicinity, amount 10 about
S600,000 year.
Even the sangnne expectations of the cnterprlsing
gentleman who first originated, and has since, in a
great measure, controlled tins trade could not have
foreseen what has been realized That the Massachu-
sets ice should be selling in The markets of Calcutta
and bombay at moderate price, and that i, should BE-
common use there, was as Improbable event, I'll
teen years ago, II would have hecm sixty years ago,
that Calcutta Indigo should be sold III the London
ke No one would have believed II, because II never
had been done.
We what has been brought about. From sin
gle chest the import Of indigo has increased 10 nearly
the whole consumption of Great Br,ain-whIe own
with which they formerly supplied, has been dr-
from the market The demand for our ice has Great
cd supply from this quarter regular in Bombay and
Havana in Bostonand the consumption Of il IS "a.
pidiy increasing, that il has become article Of
prime necessity in Southern markets.
Ii would have been difficult, two years ago. 10 have
convinced Southern cotton-grower that his staple
would have found competition i'll the Liverpool market
with the inferior production Of The East Indies II is
latf with Tie knowledge that Tie British Government
is making decided, and thus far, successful Effort,
10 supply themselves from lhe Colonies, that has
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

Tic Washington correspondent OF the New YORK
Commercial says that Mrs. White, the beautiful and
sconnn';.Isd widow of the late Mr.. J. NJ. White, de-
Ispa,e in Congress from Florida was married on Wed
nesiay 10 Dr., Beatty, Of New Orleans. they LETT .'ls
city for the sunny South as soon as Tie ceremony WIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

IN CHANCERY Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and chancery
the county If Caroline. The .th day of February, 1872
William J. Murray Executor Of Samuel ]. Murray Plaintiff
against
William e.. Spindle and otlicrs, Defendants
The defendants Murray and Lewis Spindle
g appearance and security according
tr act Assembly and The Rules Of this Court and appear
inc Nv evidence, they
Commonwealth: ordered. That the said defendants appear
before the judge said Cont Al the Court house.
FIRST day of the term The hill Of the plaintiff and
that Il copy forthwith inserted in spa
per published in the Richmond fnr
sivry and pasted al the door the house o this
county. Copy-ltste ~ -
ROGT. HCDGS, C. C.
FL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

.ill.I-BRDOk FOX SSLE.-Ihe subscriber i1sfi, t.af
Vt minr, on reno, ing West, cir> fer err H-r
and accnf,odai,r. terms all the ahuycnanrd valuable
irt.yill Ia VITA Farm consisting Of rs ~ i4r
Merchant Min, Gt Mil aud saw Nll formerly known -
Mills. The Mills IN GOOD Ielaif mn =" i.
,,n,ru az custom business The Merchant ,li h., rs" .
burc> ana All necessary machinery, N good order AMI 20
sons favorable Tor wheat srInG' tom j. 7" isu" W,i
t:r,,t Mill has two pan and makes ifoi ~ "
,e!s Of toll corn, btsirS cnGn. "i ~ I" ~ 'hs ~ W
nlaly This property i situated ~ the h'ah ~ ntNist
lie North branch the Eyanna rvrr. huat> iuBnIn. q and
Richmond regularly. The whole VIII r sold "s'"f ="
bc divided 81 sui. purchasers. Sppy TO i't' sa"
Mil Brook, where The property VII be- shown ltfis ht'' s
~ " RICHARD DitEr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

RIO DCR FORMER cUSTOMEKS.-We again appeal 10 uch
81 y already done Ia settle and pay your
rear On ilan
nnl creditors has enabled
hrrt Ia
Of that
further We therefore
10 payment George II. Matthews Esq
alone i authorized Ia settle business.
JESSE :. ARMISTEAD,
WM. = McASiiAE.
buckingham oirt-house, JAN %. 1892. s3-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

TWEiL COGII.I. E,auiRE.-Sir A. yon not IN inha
~ I'll the STATE uf Virginia. viii please take notice
shall, thu ai March nea at chi.sbnrg, IN the cohniy
Caroline between the hours Of o'clock, \. W. and >iN
O'clock, l.. w. take the dispositions OF Awrl N.glrsw"r
John T. Young, Robert :. Coleman, Wnl Lakewood aud Others
read evidence ~ ult pending IN the Circuit SUPP
ror Law aud Chancey for The county Of Caroline
wherein plaintiff AMI y"n aud Robert tncirld are de-
PENDANTS Also the list u the said month"; March, between
nj Once Circuit Cont uf
aud Chancery the county o Spotts IN the tovn
Fedrck shall proceed 10 take the dispositions 4" III
b,ri e. I1ca., William Others be- read
The sn If from cause thr sad depo>i"ns
completed r days aforesaid they WI he al
ournrd from DAY 10 ,lay ill completed. Respectfully.
JOHNSON NEWTON.
lac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

DEBATE IS rnE SfSAIF.--We refer our readers 10
the brief sketch Of Mr. Wrights reply TO Mr. Clay
gwen III our Analysis II is mere skeleton OF ms
very able and convincing exposition.
The topic al re,renchment received in his hands
very definite form Mr.. Wright suggested the SPECIFIC
expenditures, from great to small) winch Should be
pruncd away and he gave very satisfactory reasons 10
our mind, for the reductions proposed ny MN. ms
brings the pote ssons Of parties at once to practical
ISSUE and trust for the good Of the country, That It
will he brought 10 immediate trial.
The Wings have clamored for years for economy,
while actually forcing expenditures on the late Demo
cratic Administration, beyond the eslImates-beyond
their sense of the public exgencics. majority Of
the Democrats in every Congress voted against The
most of these excuses, but III vain. Now Wings are
in power in the Executive Dcpartments-,hry are III
power both branches Of Congress- and yet they have
in nine months added SIX millions 10 The public debt
The present Secretary Of the Treasury, III his reply 10
The call Of the Senate stated the public debt, the 18th
of March last to be eight misunderstanding notes, and
every other outstanding demand included Alr wright
stated to-day tI,a, al least million OF the Treasury
notes counted in the eight millions wc!e before Tie
Ith Of March, actually paid of, having been taken
up at the land Offices al the time tins amount was m
cluded in the eight millions, part oi III" debt Mr.
Woodbury. lis place. declared To The Senate nj the
last session that with the reductions contemplated by
himself the head Of the Department. tins debt would
have been met with the then existing means OF The
Treasury Instead If this, from the 18th Of March 10
January the debt increased 10 fourteen millions,
upwards of six millions being added, instead Of being
paid or, rs was intended by the late Administration.
This is surely very strange sample Of the reform
and economy Of the party installed in power, manly hy
accusations Of extravaganza against their opponents
and by promises of rctrenchmrnt on their own part
The specific propositions Of Mr. Wright now bring
the Wing reormers and economists 10 the test oi action,
10 try their proessionsand We shall now see whether
they were not more earnest in forcing expenditures
on the Dem ucraiic Administrations, than they are IN
performing the work Of reduction through their avn
rGInLn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08
February 22nd, 1912.

IR cARES.-Ils noted horse will make his Las,
- in Virginia Kings Tavern, Midway Inn. aud Moors Old
Ordinary in Prince Edward county, and VIII hr let To mares nj
the moderate price Of s2 the season. which be DISCHARGED
time before the expires; So
L. be in oal and 81 10 the IN either cast
The will the Isl day nj March and expire
dag III August. Mares left with sir Charles viii be fed
with 30 day All possible care viii he taken 10
accidents escapes hut responsibility for either
rrprGEr Charles by William H. JohnSons Sir
Charles, his dam by the imported knowsey, d. hy ciarA's
Medley g by old Crer, e d. by the impaired Briin-
WILLIAM ;. klNG,
JAMES Is. MILLS.
si-wtF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

TUE REGISTRY L,w-RrpEaLEp.-Yes Yesterday wit
messed the Legislative decapitatcn of the Registry
Law Ii had passed the House, It will be recollecied
with bu, little opposition, and without division. Yes
lerday, the Senate at continued sitting in the after
noon, took up the bill, passed il in committee of the
whole rose and reported agreed to the report b. vote
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

Here are four messengers within ionr months, to
carry dispatches TO London We doubt whether as
many sent out during the preceding twelve
years. Nor except on very extraordinary occasions, is
there the least necessity Tor sending special
gers all the packets and being safe convey
ances.
And who these messengers: OF Coolidge and
Cvokcndorfer We know nothing. Mcleod was an
Editor of the Madisonian during the hard.cide cam
pacn and has gone out the European correspondent
oi the New World n newspaper in New York.
And Duff Green! II any has abused Daniel
Webster more unconsc onably than any other, that
man is Duff Green, ard Daniel Webster now rewards
him for Il. Sell respect, if other consideration,
should have forbidden this appointment.
Union Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

. Offices, uor what especial reason
demonstrations of dissatisfaction
,rf time thereafter, the Mayor ap-
/ the Office OF IIelsler II Co, and
lie warned them of Tire coEse-
II violence, and exhotted them to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

BLIND EVEN To ExPfEIENcEt-Ihe House OF lie.
eracs Of Virginia has passed an Act establishing
new Bank at Scottsville, with capital oi 0,Wi-
contains salutary guards, such as individual re-
sponsblty and actual pledge Of real estate 10 the
amount Of the stock subscribed, and reservation oil
the right of alteration repeal. But these are no
guarantee the people that the notes shall always be
equal 10 specie As the best managed Banks, IN lc'l,
could M sustain specie payments than The worst
managed will Bank with these securities lie com
PEELED to suspend in every similar CRISIS ANA IL Is
hut little consolation 10 the who needs all is means
to meet his own engagements buy bread for ms wife
and children, that he may he able, at the end OF sun
which will cost him perhaps than the amount oil
the notes he holds 10 recover their full amount lie
will, matter Of prudence, II not oil necessity, IA
ther sell them for what lie can get.
Thc ccl iios at The root Of the system.
1t s in the attempt 10 make feo orrec dollars '"' 81
one The AlchymstJ of ancient times spent Their tlme
and sometimes went mad, in efforts 10 discover the
"Phosopher Stone, which yas to change every thing
into gold. The only practical result was, that !, ena
bled the rogues among them occasionally TO cheat and
swindle their icow-men.
Bank mahers are modern 7chymjsts Most Of them
are honest bu, dtluded They really think they have
discoveries way 10 change paper into gold 1t is de-
fusion by which rogucs among them profit at the ex-
pcnse Of the people. When tested in the crucibc oil
Bank run, this golden product Of modern Alchymy,
turns 10 mere paper in the hands Of The holder.
Yet the Virginia Legislature, with this fact illustrated
not by theory only, but by experience, at their Al
chymy again, 'riM the pGPr drosS knec deep around
M6m
If Governments 1riNimposc such currency on their
deem It Mtmselres when their banks stop payment -
Ought they not n least give prompt remedies against
banks and direct Public Attorneys 10 prosecute without
cost 10 the dcluded note holder
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

LETTER FROM Fir. WEBSTER
The following the letter from Mr.. Webster to the
committee OF invitations for the Tyler dinner Of the gid,
IN Philade lpha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08
MR.. REUBEN ]. CrArMAN-SiT: i. ycn -, ", Z

MIR. REUBEN ]. CHArMAN-SlE y y"u ~ ~ IL .1.
WI ant of the State Of Nrgni1, win pelSs Y ~ i
that shall The -il day Of Apr neat, hCt~'rn iir tt
n'cluck A. ~, and O'Clock, !. NJ 1t the rtrirhr' -
Chapman, ESD, III the county of Caroline Iruct'd !"
deposition Of fhr sad Robert Chapman, 4" r. rrai 4 -
u n pending III III. Circuit Superior iouii 81 -
Chincrry for the county at Caroline tie th1ucrtS |
ii, wherein am plaintiff aud you and others are t'l'i
from any cause, the SAM deposition >a'l nnt b. taken 9" "
aforesaid, Il viii he taken a The anr place" between W
hours the neat day ihr after. Nr'y cspeiinIt ,.
GEORGE y. Horh'N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

,g,D NAiEs II. MAY, CHARLES NAf iAp 0ttt.,S
1 Take notice, that sia, - Thur 'aS ~" ltfo
N,rcl between the hours ~ ~ u',,'ck ~ thu inHlh
q, lock in the evening. tie Tavern !" Edward T.
CO. in tie town Mays.ir, county ~ sht.i=Il and ~
NJ VIRGINIA. proceed Ia iar III. itpnsii0| :" h"''r id
n.hrrs Ia he read ryidtn ~ >nu now PEdiA- a Hh
mined in the Superior Of Law a;d i'lhttft f." il
az Eurk juuam and State uf Virginia. ~ WHEN W. ar tu
ami Won and other, defendants, aud ~ if"n ah' rai
aIne. shall H. completed ~ ~ above
81 rav tley BE- continued from. DAY y cay nn ~ ,
completed. bhh''i . i'l.'l -
Frh ,i-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08
From the 81. .sugustir, H,raM IF the 18th Feb

News was received yesterday that party of 90 war
riors had gone into Tampa, and surrendered themselves
for emigration. Their chiefs name is rs sin e,cah.
He is one Of the Southern Indians, and has
body has ever heard ofbciore Another account states
the number 10 be go Indians
Major S Cooper has gone 10 Washington.
Col Worth left Pllatka for Tampa
Captain Gwynns company arrived in town on Mon
day.
The steamer {. Downing passed Picolata yesterday
with Capt. Keo's company Of Infantry, on their way
10 relieve Lieut.. Graham, I'd Dragons, stationed al
Burber's on the South Prong of the ST. Mays.
The I'd Regiment Of Infantry will, soon as i, can
be relieved by the eth Regiment, concentrate al PLAT,
ka and take the field in search Of faleck Tustenug
gees band
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

oil-July H. To hcarer If dispatches 10 Lon.
don, : +. Coolidge $40
August u. 'F,u bearer Of dispatches TO
London, Donald Mcleod $40
October H. To bearer Of dispatches 10
London, Frederick Conkendofitr $40
November 3. 70 bearer Of dispatches 10
London aud Paris, Duff Green 500
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

In the Uated States Court for ne Ern District t"S"'d'
TIA ffbrrary loi2' 49,, hahn;
JAMES NJ. MccULLOH 81 the town 81 frie,hfs, n ,
flied pctition praying that he may be declare"
James McCuoc shnw 10 r Court cn tlir Esd day o.
March nesi, Why 'e Sai james ~ a' n"r, " , M and
Bankrupt pursuant 10 Tie act 81 congress III lat hha"
copy 81 this order be published ~ the newspapers actou
ing IL the s.ni ana :iltl in'cs :" 'oui''
a'olS-i's"' urypy GIBSON Cls
hS''ni "' q, ,.,n.
Feb. u S'-~
m ne Unfrl statcs Canrf for
nm Efbruaru lsil:
,oIJy McRaE having flied prtiton praying he r
nri,rd Bankmn: IL i. ordered That All persons claimin.
II IN rrit,s III ilr sad colin Mci.ar Cont,
IN te s day ii March NEXT why Colin Mc,ar be NJ,
s, s "s ,"r a a T. I nj be s.r he '
l'i'', H., H., 49,, ,,. a an m, rnlr ~ Cont
AcoIy-lcste, ,vv.y c,psol c,t
hL.'"i ' aS 80.
req. :"
~ ,l nnIy lour, oi Accomack on The 9Th day February
Ist,. ~
u,.v sn.rs Sr Plaintiff
a.,u.,
,,,n, r.tis .<..lIa M, entered III. appclI
~ an ", ,,,y ,r,,i,u,r Il, rl,r nj III ,r General A.,
S " h"a and Sf as y @ c"T, and appearing 10 the ar.
faction o the Cont mat H. = NJ" an nhah,an, 81 is III
oh nloli"h ~ VI" p'nu',, =! - ,. ! MI, :,
ed, That the said defendant u" appear mere on ir ~ a "l
apT t"iit h.A', ahn aiwt 'hc pa'' ", ~ IT, ,i
:" nus orne " i"'.n" W., ~; y, n,mn a. , n", .,r
newspapers printed " ~ .i's - ,", ~, NJ ~ ] :,
cessivey aud also posted at TIE front doc" q "F q
J. alLWoElh,
=, . "P"'s w i"''" - -! III ..m
Gti >1.rpy a. RnI. held m The Clerk. Of
a - ~, .!,u, S,n.or cam II Law and clancrry for
Louisa comfy On Monday liz III !ay Of January, ISL,
John Krnnnn ii Joseph T. kenn", deceased
''' AGAINST Plaintiff
John Vest John D. Perkins AMI Philip H. Jones' Administers
W. " d ~. - ''' '''''''' "'S 80 Defendants.
% ,,nn, Lain u Perkins no, having entered hs appear
anre and gwen security asordn. to law and ir ,, Iei
Court, and appearing 10y satisfactory evidence maj h = h an
Iniilttuf ti Sti. 'h his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08
Ia NJ, EnRfd Sn,e, Cart fer hs IG.icrn Isi.t.t X
r-f

IWl'ln Nfn'fN I"tFT TUf TT TH8F'FN III8I8I y
len E.brWgry, l-i4:
GEORGE WHITE, oi the town al Petersburg. lf'
VI petition, praying that he may be- drCiared i;lnA
ordered, That all PERSONS rlanlns io hr cfritof y
George White show cause 10 the Court on III" .' "a
next, why III. said George White he no, declared "
the act al Congress in that behalf and tii
this order BE- published III The newspapers according = "
AMI , It'll Rules Of Court.
Copy-Te>te, ..,,,....,. F,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

II 4. WASHINGTON, ATTORNEY ar Law, RchnoHd pa.-
IL. lie piciiscs The superior and Inferior Courts OF
Che,erltll. Gnnchland ana Caroline.
Rrfrruecs.-ion ]. Y. LomaN Wioughlry Newton, Esq,
rn. Ftzusl Esq Henry Taylor, Esq, W. T. Mason E-G
and Darius Clagel Esq. Adltess-Richmond, Va.
Ian - sl-wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

Ii tie United Siafs Court jor ae EGsf,ra Dsrt y
l2i E.braary l-il. .,i
Jesse FRANKLIN, 81 the riiy ~ Richmond ~
- tition, rr. that he may be declared biHAih
ed, That all persons claiming 10 be- creditors - .ui
franklin show 10 the Court on hr = a ~ " ~.
why the said Jrssr Franklin he moi DECLARED hihh
Ia the act of Congress in that behalf AMI that 'h.
b. published in the newspapers according t. TIE 80
Rules Of Court. Copy-Teste, .,...o,, ,.tpSo. {
NV" g.-ai
Feb. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

papcr money aud loans, eating gu! like cancers
,ln Substance j! lie land, aad this would DC only add
, ,Lr Inns c.il 10 the other complaints when al
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