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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-29
N THE UNITED STATES COURT.

IL TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District OF Virginia
AcGusr g. lsl2
4 tMFS TERRY Of the county Of Campbell, having
~ filed petition. PRAYING that he may be declared a
taaknp; Il is ordered shat all persons claiming 10 be
creditors Of the said James Terry show 10 the
curt, on the l2h day Of September next, why the said
James Terry be not declared bankrupt pursuant to the
act # Congress- in that behalf and that copy Of this
oret he published in the newspapers, according to the
22l and 9Th rules of Court.
\ CoW-Feste,
HENRY GIBSON, C'lk
August 8 wow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-29

~ TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District Of Virginia.
tucusr o 1912:
EOilN II. GREGORY Of the county Of Amherst.
sP having filed petition praying that he may be de
earcd Bankrupt; is entered. that all persons claim
mg 10 be creditors Of the said John H. Gregory show
cause To the court, on the ith day of September next
why the said John II. Gregory be declared hauk-
apt' pursuant to the act Of Congress that BEHALF and
that copy Of this order be published in the newspapers
according 10 the 42d and 2i,h rules of court
Copy--Tcs'e.
HENRY GIBSON, CFk.
Anonst l. w5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-29

IN TIE UNITED STATES COT RI.
For the Eastern District of Virginia.
August :. 1912:
E0HS W. HARVEY of the county of Campbell,
ss having filed petition pnying that be may be de
care bankrupt: Il is ordered tina, all persons claiming
10 be creditors Of the said John w, Harvey show cause
to the the 2h day Of September next why the
said John ". Harvey he not declared bankrupt pur-
snan the act of Congress in that behalf and that
copy Of This order be published the wspapers ac-
cordiag II the 22d and 2ith rules Of court
Coy-leste,
HENRY GIBSON. Crk.
August wow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-29
d. xs.IiNsts;s.

HONFEC'FlONEG and dealer in Foreign Fruits
" Cigars, Toys, and Fancy Articles, Main Street
opposite }. ID. Evans < Co.'S China Store, Lynchburg
May 70 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-29
Is CaANcERY
August 1.

NIRGINlA-A rules holden i'm the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit superior Court 81 Law aud Cha1ccrv, for the
town of Iynchbutg the ls day of August Is r.
Halves y Coleman, John Rosser, Nancy Jane Hawkins
and Kendall C. Brent the last of whom for the benefit
c. Il. Estes, Plaintiffs
against
William Allison, John X. Trpott, William Ross, James
BcnaEh and John Early Defendants,
The Defendant William Ross not having entered his APP
pcaianoe and given security according the Act of
bly, and the Rules of this Court and il appearing by sasfac
tory evidence that lie is nhabant Of this II
is ordered That the said Defendant do appear here the
first day Of the next term and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs
and that copy ohis order be- forthwith inserted in
paper printed in the town Of lyneburg for two months
cesSvely ami posted al the front door ofAe courthouse in
said town. A Gopy-Testc
u. ROBES, Crk
Aug W2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-29
August 1
Virgsni:':

VirginiI:
+ rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit SUI
"A pcror Court of Law and Chanccry, for the Town
I.ynrhburg, on the LIST day Of August, iSl2:
Robert Mpuiss, Plaintiff
against
John G. n gers Hugh Rogers aud Goorrc w. Lowe,
partners, trading under the style Of C. Rosc,s Co. and
John Rosscr, Defendants,
Is CHANcERr
The Defendants John {. Rogers Hugh Rogers and George
w Lowe not having entered then appearance and given
cny according to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules OF
this Court aud i appearing by satisfactory evidence that
ev not Inhabitants ef This country 1t is ordered, that
said Defendants do appear here the first Monday in Oco-
Der and The bill Of the Plaintiffs and that copy
Of this order he forthwith inserted in newspaper pn-
TED in he town iynehhars FOR two months succeSs
and posted the front door o the court house in said
\ Cepy-feste,
y, ROBES. elk.
August l. WIN
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New Dry & oods Establishment.

New DRY Goods Establishment.
FeNliE undersigned have entered into CO partnership
4 under the style of
tObbs, .1rmtsseoa y HcndcYsOA
for the purpose Of carrying general Dry Goods bust
ness in the town oil lynehburg. They Will continue
lrbin this day until the ls oi September in the ia,se
recently occupied by the firm Of Cohhs & Amistead-
and at that time will remove II the splendid corner build
ing, recently erected by Mr.. Crae-wherc they viii
receive and open "a new, and well assorted
stock Of Dry iiOOJs-and offer them such
Terms, they hope will command The public pate nage
They respectfully invite HEIR friends both town aud
country, 10 give them call
JAMES VI COBBS.
ANDERSON H. ARNlSTFAD,
WALTER HENDERSON.
Aug. 90 wiw
NssSOi1s!00 III sOsosFncrSkiD
FFNIf. firm oil tcA8s < Armisl, ad Is This day dis, ly
D by matual consent. except 50 far to wind up
he old business u the concern Persons indebted 10
r'n are earnestly requested 10 forward and settle
with either OF the parners they DESTROYS close
as possible. Tie Storc-house now occupe, by
them, will be for rent from and after the LIT sept next
JAMES NJ. CODES.
AND. II. ARMISTFAD.
Aug. % viw
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EL0GM s. sr.yvGH .SE.snEIs,

7sUt "A y EFaF z III ,fE.F NIX,
lNOl Id respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch
burg and the public gene rally that he has taken the
house llley occupied 10y Jordan Cfoasy, opposite the
Franklin Hotel. where he intends carrying Oh the
hove named business in all its branches and hopes
by strict attention robustness lucril PORTION o public
patronage.
\. BIZ would ais, assure all whonay favour him
with call thai lbs charges will be extremely low and
his work warranted to perform we'll
l.. w. VICTOR.
June " W2m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18
From me Va. IRE, P,es,

On the subject Of the Land Fund, the Lynch
burg Yrginian mikes a few pithy remarks in tho
truth OF which we heartily concur The Edto,
sayr
at will be difficult to persuade tho people Of Vr.
einin, thot IN the present embarrassed condition Of
finances. and while her people arc groaning under
the weight Of pccuniafy difficulties, she ought TO
refuse % receive two OF three hundred thousand
dol ars per annum, and permit II to loo idle, as II
mus, do m the Federal Treasury. This s paying
TOO high or m abstraction, even Supporting Il were
based upon % devotion 10 pure md lofty principle.
Bot. when the same mon who now affect, IN their
immaculate purity 10 be horror stricken at the bare
idea ofrcecving the States quota Of the Land Fund,
consented without a single contouion Of eounte-
nance m 1897, TO take million or two Of The sur
plus revenue, distributed under law OF Jacksoa
Congress, and with the approval Of Andrew Jack d.
son himself, the people will be very apt TO ascribe
I'll this pretcnson 10 incouuptlble virtue 10 pretty
much the same motive thot induces wrinklcd
Magdalen 10 turn up her nose at the innocent pas
times Of "a beautiful and spotless girl"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18
Fromthe Ncw Orleans Advertiser, AprilIO
A,rEslT IDnNt ,rLN. -.

The Courier Of last evening gives a summary Of
news from Matnmorns to the 30 INST. Every thine
quiet and no talk of military movements General
ArisIa was a, Monterey, 400 miles from the RIO
Grande.
Gentrll Rafael Vasquez, the captor Of San Anto.
mo, publishes a bulletin Of his expedition. dated
Banks o. the RIO Grande, March llth. lie ovncun
the town and reached the river without let or him
drahce from the Texans but 50 exhausted were the
men and horses, that had they been attacked. he
could not have presented front Of more thin forty
men. From this, we guess they must have hurried
their march
Peter Ampudii, the cnpior Of GoliaI, tells also
how he took Goud with only 100 men.
The editor OF the Monterey Journal boasts that
these are mere preudcs TO the grand invasion. and
INDUCES ~ the Bolbdi style TO his hearts conienf,
Vnsquez also slys that there were 26O men in San
ANTONIO, before he came up and took the town
General Arlsa npplnuds the troops for commit
ting outrage the rights Of persons and property.
and repeats that his promises IN the proclamation
Of the OH Of January will be strictly fulfilled. We
guess the Texans will save him from the task Of
executing them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18
RuCKINGIIANi CnnNTY-


At large and respectable meeting of the Peopl,
Of Buckingham, comprising both political parties
convened at the Courthouse, on the IIth OF April
1872. in pursuance Of notice previously given, fol
the purpose Of taking into consideration the pro
pretty Of convening tho Legislature, with a view II
the adoption Of some measure for tic rcIiefof the
existing and prospective pecunary dsircsses Of the
people, Alexander Mosoloy was called to the Chair
and Rolie Edridge, appointed Secretary.
The object oi the meeting was explained 10y Geo
Morton Payne, Esq, who then submitted the
following resolutions
!. Rssolpsd, That the people were struck with
surprise and Disney AZ the Of the Legislature
at their session, IN refusing TO give necessary
relief ~ the people by the passage Of SrAT Law,
and giving satisfactory assurance to the Banks that
they would not be required to resume specie pay
ments sooner than March OF a prIl, 1914
2. Rssoiped, That the Acting Governor Of this
Commonwealth be and no IS hereby earnestly re.
qu'sicl 10 convene the Legislature, with n view
10 the adoption Of measures necessary Tor the relief
Of the people. NJ the earliest practicable period
g. Resolusd. That a measure indspensably
necessary tO that end, % the passage Of law for
the stay Of executions on terms which shall not en-
danger but rather secure, the Ultimate payment Of
debts
g. Rs,olvsd That ne a measure equally necessary.
and 10 co opernto with the suggested in tho pre-
ceding resolution, assurance Of definite indulgence
to the Banks Tor period sufficient for the accom-
plishmcnl Of this end ought to be given by the Lc.
gls'iture.
.. Rssoiusd. That the other counties Of this
State be-, ond they nfe hereby invited to take prompt
measures in reference to the subject Of these rcso-
lut.ons.
The following resolution was submitted by Col.
Jos. Fuqua
ResoiUed, That James Jones and John w. Hos.
kins our Delegates in the Legislature NJ the late
session. be instructed and our Senator, be requested
70 communicate with The Acting Governor Of this
Commonwealth, and n request him to convene the
Legislature with n view to the accomplishment OF
the end proposed by the foregoing resolutions.
The foregoing resolutions were warmly support
ed by George Morton Payne, Col. JOS Fuquo,
George Booker Philip a. Boiling md John HI;
qnd opposed by Richard G.. Mouls-And the ques
ton being submitted their adoption, thoy were
adopted ~ tho meeting with only two or three dis.
sonting voices.
On motion, Rssolrsd, That Editors of Nowspa-
pers IN the State be requested to publish the Pro-
cesdings Of this meeting.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
ALEXANDER MOSELEY, Chair'n.
II. ELpsfDoE, Sec'y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18
BOAISIRIpT

Iloelrs o'clock, HOon.-Our reporter has lust re
turned from the scene OF disaster and furnishes US
with the following account of the proceedings there
this morning:
In compliance with a notice of the Mayor. nub
ished above, large number OF citizens were in al
tendance at the Mayors office early this morning.
and proceeded about O'Clock, with the police
and other officers Of the city, the scene of dsas-
ter, Tor the purpose OF clearing away the wreck and
resculne the bodies which might be in H. Il was not
long until the dead tody of Mr. VIM Lewis, bar
Keeper OF the steamer Rappahannock, was n ken
thereirom; II had been much mansled and bruised.
The body Of John Gettys, an apprentice 10 Mir
Waterman, was next found in a terribly mutilaf al
state. The next body found was that of a man, A
stranger in the cilv. named Hackney who is said to
bc from Weldon, y. G. He appeared to be a young
man, and was well dressed. The fourth discovery
was the body OF Mr. James w. LAYERS, carpenter Of
the 'hip Tippecanoe, residing in Exeter street.
ot the causes Of the disaster nc positive account
can be given. Those most likely TO know are pro-
baby among the dead. Mr. Waichman cannot &C.
count for y, and the engineers and machinist who
were saved regard the explosion as mos, mysteri-
Gus. The probable cause surmsed Is that the yya .
ter IN the boiler became Exhausted, from some cause
or other for ]; was observed by several on board
that the engine was maxim. but little steam and tic
suase showed MOI over twenty inches, whilst the
boiler could bear twice that. The water having been
exhausted, the iron became red hot, and when the
engine was set in motion there az injection Of
water into the boiler. THIS expanding with ire
mendous force, presented pressure IN the boiler
which It could rot Withstand, and honce the explo.
sion. We give this only among the most pro.
liable of the causes we have heard assigned Tor the
disaster but, we have said above, the real cause.
even If this be H. IS not and cannot be positively
known.
2. 5. At about half pas, o'clock, cannon, by
order Of The Mayor, were fired over the basin for
the purpose Of raising bodies that may lie living
there Whether any have been raised we have not
learned.
lIAtF PAST TWO ocLocK.--Wc have lust receive
cd accounts from the scene OF disaster. One other
body h1s been found, that Of James Mitchell noted
as missing. lie was hooked up from the basin.
near the boat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18

R'MLNNbS N1ccrssnI Oif-Gcnuinc for the hair
IL RetrirHds haiYd0r- For the compleKinn
RDWiaHfs Of.Hfo- For The teeth
h1idrHfs L.fon-Fnr fhc complexion
fistUs f4sidH Hair Oi'-Fnr ara,iualiy ,oIoti,g ,,
iar 1ni az the same time so'nns aud improving m 40.
"'HHs milan Dgs-mr dycing the Hair. This article
acls proupy,F easily applied docs not stain INC skin
ofgHs Superior Hear's Ot-Tci the hair rose scent.
cd, IN tufucsof various sizes
Mseh's LpHasn NagHenc Rnsor Sfrap-1his a,trle
mas been much used. auth 10 great rcputr
~ Sauudrrs M.f1Hic TiIbfrf and Rqssr Sfrop viii,
sidcs ~ the occasional use of tho Tablet side 81 tha
Hial kaz"rmay be kelt m good order without any ~.
plctttsn tn hone y
Ean ~ C"pgns from Jean Marie Parma at Cologne.
IN cologne Wafer from this mandatory, has gwen
uCnrtcle allthc reputation which 10 enjoys.
Ioncfs B0fss, aud plain. somc beautifully stnine
Ihe allow" will an assortment OF TIA r. TOOTH Clothes
Nal brushes, of beet quality, goat variety Tor aae.
az lS ALEX. DUNAi. s. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18

Is fact, which deserves to be noted, that the
hrst Protective duty ever imposed 10y our govern.
meni, was IN favor OF Raw Cotton for the rspeciel
benefit of South Carolina. That duty is three cts.
per pound, or on an average, 40 per cent, and Il
operates to the prohibition of the foreign p:ojucton
! ON our ports. Repeal 1t, and the cotton of South
America, and perhaps of India. would compete
with the home production in our own markets. Had
not Congress As much right to protect Manufactured
as law Cotton2 And should not those who are
clnmoring against Protective Duties ms unconstit,,-
uona' show Their sincerity 10y moving the repeal Of
this three cent duty.-Lynrh. VI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18
ST1Y I.4JD-REIJEF.

IL will be seen by the annexed proceedings in
Buckingham, that the people Of that County, or a,
least many of them, desire call.scssion Of the Le-
sslaiurc, for the purpose of enacins law to stay
sales under executions; and they request the Co
vernon to re.asscmble the Legislature IL the pro-
cecdngs in Buckingham be generally seconded by
the other counties in the State, Mr. Gregory would
doubtless comply with the request. But from a
partial and limited demand, it would lie idle and
ncxcusable in him to call together the same Legis-
laIure, which has just adjourned, and which, sovc-
raj times refused to do what is now desircd-how-
ever favourably disposed he might be to the oh
iects sought.
VIC do not doub, but there is very great pecu.
mary distress in III. country and We are equally
confident, that # the suggestion we threw out more
than once. had been adopted by the Legislature. that
distress would have been greatly mi,iga,ed, without
a resort TO Stay Law. An authorized suspension Of
specie. payments by the Banks for an indefinite Pc
provisions TO guard the solvency OF those
would have impaired immediate and
universal reef-and that too without any expan-
sion 10y the Banks. The notes OF our Banks are
mostly out OF the State-whch causes the pressure
at home-lhey will be held up until November,
when they will be appreciated to the value Of specie
II the indefinite suspension had prevailed, they
would have been sent IN iorihwith--nnd whilst the
people would have been relieved, Richmond would
have commanded the trode OF large portion Of
North Carolina md East Tennessee.
But Loco Focosm, intent upon its miscbieyous
distractions, would not listen to renson-and we
know Of no alternative for the people, but to grin
and endure, and thank Loco Focoism for tho bles.
sings hcaped upon thea
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18
90 n rLIInleInL-l lnlrllcL. Anrl |

- HIWVH FW"W UiNIfINGTON
We have q fumOr from Washington, that Lord
Ashhurton is instructed 10 protest IN the name Of
ms Government, against the movements m this
country calculated to assist by money md other
direct agencies, the repeal Of the Union between En-
gland and Ireland. Doubtful--os II Is not probable
that any Of the propositions Of Lord Ashburon have
been made public.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18
MONEY MARKET-CITy NEWS

FRIDAI, p NJ.
report Is very current in Wall street to-day,
and generally believed, that the bouse of Hone &
Co., Bankers IN Holland, have come forward
through Their agent, and will take portion, if not
all, the United States Loan ut par IS soon as the
Secretary Of the Treasury ready to put il into the
market u this is true, It will have a very favora
bic impression on the money market
y. Y. Express.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18
lrt-rETnns. wnnM Lnnrnnra

ackn0wl' -cf hY fs faculty. io boz be- ln'-f .s',fr @
successful rrrlirff. Ilr ru.un ,gari,. -
.ntr,l ~ nle public Ih'f.sr several mrr.nesaigrf.
Used az specific 100 such rss's. butticy have rrovr,i
certain si w0f'HIcsa, ts f0 have 'Y.tH rarG .r.. ,
Tue public Fomeof ri,m, udec are sY violent f.,,
operation fs tD ircTucufy lcad fl fatal resuf4 III. |
Doc thcreofc. b. c1uuuurd agausf fhcm Those I4l,lr
while they siu oc found i0 rr lrrferfy slfa will 4, tI
sim" nuc never iii where worms arr present fl ,,
them. f
-Yur1us op WORMS These arc headache. ,,,.,..
plruessof the hpf with nlsrrdcireks rrnirF .., ,,.
during sleep, disturbed dreams, sleep broken ~ y
and cfcluinr, CONCLUSIONS cvcrshnces flira fsi4.fr
uir mouth, Offensive hrctfh cough. dinruff Irs.fIry
rc'ug ni The nostra, p1n in Inc stomach nausea .fs.
ni.nnrsH vuf1ci0uf appetite, lcanucsa tonesmus git
rIr 10 Fnycuugs d.owsincss, isuguc swclci stomach
IN Nwh 'ihg and ehokng in me throat itching Of he
AhNf iHwari nrh turhi uuuc. frequent 30 airr d. fyss
H' 'Nf NNNf.H tsCharFcg of slime and fuurus. 81
Nhlrfo1s roH rrR ono lolcuao if f1 be- giyrn fo -.
l nous in years 0t every fhtcc hours ul frsr arc
800 ..t ins se two may be- gwen n once end o. an
t-u nF, rev lnr tIr dose mr. rco murntnrafn e.
a"n a.it lrey should then boz omitted f,r three ,.
auu .',h o same dose repeated ~ necessary Two Or
i'e 1D.er NnWcvfr, generally prove sunirlenf Evcrg
-,tsH'e Iy,,lani- rFlfc fiat worms arc brougb ss
wnplc-neveI afonnd up n nlss Ike nurus rolt C,ot
BY mis- az, klls,,nn' sold
apiG door sI ',,i' ~ " ~. N1gt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18
bbN ILbMEN'S VERY liANDSOMl
GOAT BOOTEEs.

lust opened a ncsh supply ~ Gcntletnon's Goat
Hooiccs very handsome good anil cheap article sut
able Tor summer o which invite tho atcnfou u gen
tcmcn. - BURLINGTON A co,
Hpl Mansion House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18

The Loeos in New York are attempting to cheat
the Wings out Of their victory in the City election
10y suppressing portion Of the Wing votes in one
ward, and making no return in another.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18

ICE.-A cargo Of this commodity received from
Ilnhf1x sold Of sjn TON. They manufacture enough
oi this article IN the British Provinces 10 supply tho
whole Of the United States Jack Frost does the
whole work for nothing and finds himself
IN. Y. Jour. Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18

i1s We gather nom remark OF Mr Mansam.
that the pi''ri6u,on Act is no, only safe In tho
Senate, but that the ridiculous clause abou, the
70 per ee"tand violation Of the compromise will Ia
repealed so as to permit the States to reap the full
benefits Of the Land Money.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18
.ADIEs, FnKNcm MOROcco an ISIn

SlsIpPERS-E Entirely new style.
lust received, Icr schooner IlrretJ from PhilaieI
y phn, supply ~ ladies' Hack anil Coorod sipprrs
ina io n an cntTe style. We invite call noni the
ladicf. - BURLINGTON 4 co,
uU ~ Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18

AwrUL CoSrGAGRArroE % Ir town has been
the scene Of one OF the most dcsol8tng res that II
has ever been our lot % witness r. commenced
yo7iofdiy morning about O'Clock, and burned un
ul dlY light, coniuming The most beautiful and bu
sIness pnd Of COLUMBIA Twenty nine stores and
dwellings, with numerous out buildings nre in ruins:
add thc buildings comprise the most valuable pro-
perry IN town The loss m buildings and goods
cannot flI much short Of s2DO,O0O -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18
ND hi nInmELL

no ! w DIBHELL respectfully informs h.s oil
"'"'f ami customers That Boz has returned from Hsgaus
200 better health fian he has been nr years
Tho ahfrtof hH House, l.W q. 4 co.. unesneef,.r a.,
thrown in'o confusion during hs tb4encc Isve boon %,
"orei 10 order, aui having RESUMED business Boz. boa.
emerge will bc devoted FOO te fervceof ir friend. f
whom De a'ks continuance oftaf patronage which %,
nervous confidence ard kndaoss have heretofore .o l,
i'.y "','iI p" Nm. ap ~ Iiw
~ Lynclh1~r v'rsn1n. PefcrsLur- frf,IU,.,..,,
ami bnvIe Reporter, f' copy Weegy fwefka
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18
suPKMIoH sUmmER


TFbdEU BIVI D
WE have lust received supply ~ Genilcmcn's beau.
w nml CAR sni Sealskin psggcd Roots. for summer
wear We invite gentlemen m want Of something hand.
some, good and cheap, fo give usa call
D. BURLINGTON & CO.
ar " Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-18
SPLENDID LEATHER
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, VALtCE TRUNKS
AND CAuPI.T uACS

NUEh'vc just rcccxcda iro.h supply NJ superior To-.
w Tier Travelling Trunks NaIico Trunks aud Garnet
Hig1 mado by Brown of Philadelphia, IN which yc i,yt
me attention ~ purehaFcfs 10 want ~ superior and rhe,n
iric cs M this Vay. u. BURLINGTON a 90
o. M.,.l..