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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-28
Decline in Store Rent.-The NewYol

Decline in Store Rent.-The NewYork
papers state that the decline in the rent Of
stores in that city within year, has been
most remarkable. In the lower and BUSH
ness portion, the rent has declined nearly
one half. Stores which rented last year
for eight hundred dollars, can now be had
for about half that sum. The same de-
cline has occurred in cases where the rent
was IS or 50 500.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-28

Dreadful Ardlanche in Erance.-The
Courier de ] Lsere gives the details of the
overwhe ming Of the CRATER part Of the viii
lage of Nalcene>tre. The avalanche after
reaching the foot nf,he mountain, was car
ried over space Of several hundred yards.
by It's own impetus, before it could reach
the village, and then covered it with snow
and timber and pieces Of rock, borne down
with it in its course, to the depth Of from
twenty or thirty feet, burrying erghiy-l~o
persons beneath its weight. OF these sew
enty-two have been dug out unhurt, but the
ten others persisted. To accomplish their
release aper,ures were made over the the
chimneys Of the houses, and through them
the living were drawn up ;but the dead were
not reached until transversal cuttings could
be made. Several animals were a lso cav.
ed alive. The avalanche made SO Ittle
noise in falling that the inhabitants WIN
did not suffer from it, were not aware Of
the disaster till seven the next NOR ming.
three hours after it happened; and those
who were caught by it believed il to DO on
ly heavy fall OF snow that had crushed
their roofs, and. Stopping up their doors
and windows, waited patiently till day, cx-
pecting their neig hbors 10 Come to their re-
lease.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-28

Mount Etna According TO the letters
from Sicily, the cruptions Of Mount E,na
were prolonged beyond the period at which
the mostexperienced persons expected them
TO cease. A letter from Palermo, dated tho
l2!h of December. saws that on the 9th,
the flow Of the lava was ascertained to ex-
tend ten miles. Great numbers Of persons
visited the mountain. notwithstanding the
dangers to which they exposed them
selye.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-28

a City without a Bank.-Buffalo, New
York, is now without Bank; yet business
is brlsker there, and drafts on New-York
can be obtained at much cheaper rates thai
ever.
The small pox exists to an alarming
extent in Portland, Maine. The Hospital
is full, and red flags have been placed up
on the houses. where the disease has go
tered.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-28

Money in Netc- York-As a fact illus
tratlve of the abundance Of Money inINew
York, the Express states that one bank in
Wall ct. has sl,6oo,ooO in specie on hand
and is creditor bank to the amount Of
100000. The same bank has circula-
ton of only little over $500, 900. This
bank could sxtend its line Of discount, ie i.
could find the securities, TO two millions Of
dollars.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-28

UNThe navigation Of Lake Ontario
was commenced on the lst Of March inst.
and steamboats,, says Rochester paper,
have been running on the lake with but
little interruption since that period.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-28

The Alabama Legislature has refused
the share Of the Public Land Money ap-
propriated to that State. The final vote in
the House for refusing was forty-six to
forty.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-28

GA New York paper Of the 10th
inst. remarks as follows: The last two or
three days have been warm and summary,
and all the dlers have turned GU, 10 bask
in the sunshine.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-28

OBJECTS OF CHARlTY.-At the present time
when the chill of winter is still lowering around US,
- L"- &c ,hA Ia hnrino cassps find IL diff
cult to procure employment, good opportunity for
the exercise of benevolence is furnished seek out
objects deserving of charity We are assured that
there are families n this village and vicinity, who
have recently come among US, and who, at least
to considerable extent, are destitute of the
sarles and comforts of life. These individuals are
strangers among US, and have perhaps expended all
their means in removing to this portion of the west
To be Indifferent TO the wants of the poor, bespeaks
a lack of the noblest Of christian virtues 1t is
tural that strangers in destitute condition. should
feel delicacy of feeling in makng.heir necesse.
inconvenience there often may be sufferngs aris-
ing from poverty, far greater than indicated by
external appearances. Such persons therefore
should be enqured out with familiar kindness, and
the hand of charity extended to their relief The
characteristic liberality of our citizens will per-
nit the poor and needy to suffer, provided their
wants are specifically made known.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-28
n]The continuance Of cold weather F,

1fThe continuance Of cold weather al,
this season Of the year Of the temperature
experienced during the month past, is we
believe altogether unprecedented in tins
climate. The unusual length Of winter and
the continued prevalence Of cold weather,
has proved a serious calamity to many
western (armers:-in some nelghborhoods
hay and the ordinary kinds Of fodder have
been entirely exhausted, and farmers are
obliged to feed out their wheat and oats TO
keep their cattle from starvation. The
practed cold weather will doubtless have a
tendency to consume much Of the surplus
grain in the country for The use oc
stock.
Last year the steamboat Chesapeake
called at this place on the 5,h OF March,
on her passage from Buffalo to Chicago.
When The first boat from Buffalo will make
lis appearance this year, it is impossible to
calculate-no boats from the lower lakes
can reasonably be expected for a number
Of weeks to come. The ice on the Missis-
sippi in the vicinity Of Dubuqe, We are in
formed by gentleman from that section,
is full three feet in thickness.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
TOR SALE b.
ROR"T X. DIrNAI

BaHk Squire, Richmond, VDginia.
A SPARAGT-S-Ciant or Dutch
N BEANs-LarRe, and Small Lima. Snaps &c.
BEET-Long Flood FAIRY Blood lump. French White Sugar
Msuee Wurtze
BROCpLt-Early Cape. Large Purple
CABBAGF-Eay York Large Parry Drrmead or Batter
81 Eiry suaanoaf Large Drpnhead. CromwpH- 3D.. Red
Dutch or Picking. Green CURED sivoy Pentun Leith &c
CARROT-Goug Orange
CAJLlFLDHER-Ear'y and Late
CELERN--Whts SOLID
CUCJHBER-Eary Frame. Long Green
EGG PLANT
KALE-s-oich Sen Kah
LEITucf,--Nn7a Zee Brown Dutch Cabbage Paris Gross
MELON-Nu'uep. Citfou e..
WATER MELON-FInsst kinds
NAg1TRTIrM
ON1DN-Eauy Silver Skinned Large Red
PAgsLEY-Cudrd
PARsStP-targe Swelling
PEAs-Esry Monumental Parry Cromwell Elry Charlton Eary
Fame Dwarf Blue PfI--.au. kaan Nlrfoyht
RADi-iI-ioug Scarlet, Turn!p
RHTBARf-Red f1r Tars
SAIsifY-of Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH
sQJAsH-Eaf'y Bush
TOMNTO-farge Red
ruENf-Eary ~, Dutch ReIrop Large Norfolk Ruua Baga.
ALSO.
s general Assortment Of Flower seed
BGLBDIS ROOTS
.BDUBLE DAUIiAs
ONION SITS. e. e.. r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R 4 LYELI.

AVE just received a fresh supply Of Garden
u n feeds ffomths No-ao cvera different kinds Garden
seeds grown IN th. state a Of which they recommend fresh
and genuine.
AR11CHOKE-Crccn Gobe.
AsPARAGuE-Gant or Dutch
BUNCH BHtNs-Hraif Wuda7f Dwarf Mohawk Eiry Dwarf
f'd Marrow Dwarf Red speekcd French Royal Dwarf White
roLE uEANs-lIorieuurli Pole Large White Lima Scarlet
Runners White butch Runners
BEET-Eary Bod Tump Elry Yellow French sugar Long
Bi1pI Nanrg Wuulsn
BROttpit--tlrsl Pufris Care.
'AbBA'b-Baf'r-e4. Cromwell Drgmhcad. Fairy Bu10cks
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy Lary Sursf f4f Early York Fiat
bunswlcs Green CURED SAVOY Large York Late sugar Loaf
Red Pieklng
CABHOI-Lour Orange
tACLIFLOWEE-r and Late Dutch
CuRN-snrfs Esin Early
crcuMBER-Esry Frame, Early Green Cluster Long Green
Turkey
EGC PLANT-Purpe
INDiNE-Cfctu Cunei
kALE-Green Cufci Scotch
LEITJCE-Bown Dutch EaHy Drumhead Fary sHers Green
Nutmeg ''' '''' 'i-'" VI i'F'"
NAsrURrUM
ohtA-Long ari Short
/ NNlpN-Sl,cf -sin yellow skin
| fAFSlff-CurIed ont Snr.e
| INhrNlF-Ettfa targe. flfpe Dutch
r. 10 hm' Imperial Dwarf Nauovflt Dwarf Green Marrow
st iary Fmme. tay Bishops DNaT Furs TaGy spr,ir .,
/ "a'n,nel'n' lafy Warwick Msrr,ef,t.
a. 49,, h'ss spaush Rod TurHp. Long Tur.
SATISFY VEGETABLE OYSTER
| IlNN1l-l neky nf iaH. Houul teaved or aImfner
/ 1eck yellow Striped " '' " ii'''' WV"
| TuMATO-I.afge Rcd
| TJRNlP-Eary White Dutch Ear, yelo,, p ,.b Pie, ,.,
' ty NIf stone Red TO- Rltl Iara White Fi,t w me-,
! AlSp-Canay seed and On recruitment ~ Fl,vcr seed
h2I
WINDow oLAss.---so boxes a..or,d Tor .sleby
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
ELLIS < ELLEI-r, Agents.
To all whom it'll

To all whom 10 may concern: Having been i low
state u health for years from the Dyspepsia
plants ann debility which followed attack offevcr
uuuud 4 .-4 -..t
with feeling hn=our and depression spts
and baJns frequently Caoup other neae.
with slight benefit recommended ioeHd 90 y
snhts Butrs Rrnosator o Health" by Ellis
Eeit when commenced using them they slight sickness
Of the stomach hn teternul N FereyeTe thinking
not be worrd and satisfaction greai and
manifest reefIhe medicine carried bile aul strengthened
ne very quickly and entirely restored nay In my opnio
the remedy one Of great value which freely strongly
mend MORRIS
JuLy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

DO hereby certify that have u-et Smiths BuerS Renoya-
9f 9" heai for four assf aud family
iendej 10 number Of n'cs and failed
give relief when was P3v5 adhered fused diseases
ue stomach SIX headache bilious isor1ced n
every the patient found relief would recommend Il
to all who may be diseased pleasant bitter
gently on the bowels WA. WATTS.
Jttv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
ALEXR puvALk 90
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
The subsc ribcr-, manufacturers and Wholesale
dealers In Foreign and Domestic
STRAW GOODS

BEAUTIFULLY announce that tiey have e1sed The large
an1 spacious store under the Exchange Reading Room Br
mona N"fna wioro they intend conducting general straw
Goods hustucss. Their stock VIII lu times comprs. an
extensive assortment i even article Of bisin- with
winch they VII Do supplied weekly their own mandatory ~
f North where ue have uumctu yea been
cnzNfcd 10 c Manufacture Of STRAW GOOuS anil frsn t-,
experience as manufacturer they enabled offer ever, arrf.
in their line at tle rsrV iorsst Nra pr for egSH Ty
respectfully solicit Merchants Mrts and tea.fs bob r,per M
oaN and examine the stock which if 90 rouu an
variety ~ LEGHORN rrU NW CYPRESS Willow
and FANCY BRAID BONNErH A.o LFgUORN pAyAv,
and PALM LEAF HATS BAND ami PANCy BOXFs ARrIpt
CtAL FLOWERS Gc.Gc
would aso attention n Merchant. an,
ofheu going North their Estahhshnneut NO. g8, 9cda,
Streci. york. where they find extensive as,rt
~ Goods and prices that fail give satfie
r. 90 ". A. y. y. CARPENTER
fJlbe Lynchhur Virgnian and fredericksburg Arena
sopy l2i ami fofyvad tln N thisofcs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

Il y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
u trct of Virginia, April &, 1913. 1906.
IN the Of bankruptcy Of JOHN A. CUNNINGHAM ndi
yduany and Of the fan Of Dcanc Cunnnrham Of the
city Of Richmond Eastern Virginia District The said John
A. Cunningham has been dccfecd Bankrupt by Court
having fled PETITION praying for his discharge IL ordered ua
notice thereof be published printed the City Of
Richmond y least before the rs day Of Jy when
hearing viii be had the ad petition athe United States Court
The city Richmond al creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons interest," at the said
c and place. and show n they have why the prayer o
the said petitioner should be granted.
Copy-Tcstc:
an wi GIBSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

NEW "OKk.-Unversal.sm examined, reBouneed and RI
posed IN seres NJ lectures embracing the experience
author during ministry Of twelve years testimony Of
univer-a minister 10 the dreadful moral tendency faith
by Mathew Hal, smith
CONrEvTs woHE-fsf Religious eruerIcnee % r.,
som 'f fenouncn- uuversasm from the difficulties
attend ~ defence 3D. Reasons Tor rennIneng drawn
from the thrcatnngs o Reasons for renounc
unyefsasn drawn from the adiueed support the
Doctrine 9TH Jniv-rsasm sustained by arguments m
favor derived from th light renoun-
ing unv"risn drawn from moral Arguments
against uuivcr1sm drawn from future Judgment Address o.
christians relation 20 unyerslltst. uniyersalsm
supply just received by L. VI. HAROLD
Athe Depository, fcw door below Exchange Bank
NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
PROLAPNIS UTEHI.

hR RIO. THOMPsONs Pelvic C0rset and Uiero Abdominal
~ Baniare for the relief and NJ Poas Uer Failing
tho Womb present claims APPRECIATION nn any
other instruments which have been offered 70 e profession for the
prevention aud ~ tins distressing disease.
The late Dr. John Ebce the Medical College u Ohio, PfO
Scvan NJ Columbia College. city u Washington and many
nrfs Distinguished IN the profession speak the highest terms 0f
approval Df these Instruments
Tt' pr'r c0r'1 simple ~ construction, md po"s I'D.
vanarc which must he apr1cnto any acquainted
anatomy of ,le parts who will application.
and worn by the patient without any ahOdiuF
prompt AMI certain relief and an ~ FrDsus Ttrr
Tas bontua HaHdars admirably adap the
patient and worn during the period o CESSATION amer delivery By
bmcur aud giving dec % support The Pelvic Vscc prevent.
uir occurrence Of that painful disease Prpapsus Ctcr.
Great Objection having been urged thu
~ s rhnmcet consequence n the high usually asked
for trm have been induced make eua
h u ui these az prccs which VIII place them the reaeh
every patient.
ID. H.. a Tp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

CIxeISsATI. MAY ]. lsa7.


have carefully examined Uterine Truss invented by Ro
Thompson Columbus and confidently declare
unqueonah the perfect and useful instrument of
the pubic. IL differs Essentially
constructed Dr. Hull and all
respects a far superior instrument
conferred great benefit society by The
JNO EBERLE, ~ D.
Professor OF Theory and Practice Of Medicine Medical College
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
AT
JOHN VI. ORE,I-S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Main street opposite Alex. Duvul Cos Drug Store.

T.. y. SPENCE, Agent,
WOULD respectfully inform his customers
AMI public generally just received fulas
Fashionable Conc. the materials OF winch
purchased 81 PhielPhia and v
CASH and manufactured ia. Of BALTIMORE NJ the
John NJ OrEn of Market and
thing further (on
part the style and quality OF ms
: wen known to tbe citizens Of Virginia
NV assortment consists in part Of
Beaver anl Plot Cloth Froek AMI Over Coats
do 10 do
Cloth Camei CioakS. part of them Mcintosh style
sup. West o England cloth, Drcss and Frock Coats
plain fancy Cashmere styles and
qualities
Vest. Of Velvet Cashmere Nerno, SILK and
Morning and Robes
Linen and Cotton Shirts
DO Boscurs and Collars
Flannel Lambs Wool Neno Shaker Shirts and Drawers Peck
liandkerche Cavat Scar Opera Ties AMI Stocks Gloves
Saspenders half Hos,
Samples Of the fashionable Cloths Cassnccs and Vesng
which Will make order the fashionable manner ami at
the shortest
The advantages purchase Of these Goods Will enable
CLOTHING, AMI respectfully the
public to call and examine for themselves. de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
LATE PUBLICATIONS.

LATE PUBLICATIONS..
A S.INONS has received this day -
- Macaulsy's Misrclanies. vol 2. 20
inhnson's Farmers Encyclopedia No 2 Is
I1m huft ~ ours" Nos and .. uusfatons iQi
Ihs iotennas ~ Auuhef O1eary. No 4, O. cents
Nrutia. ~ uisfoan IS
Henurus rempc DO rs d.
VIVIAN Grey Is Do
~, Nouug Duks a. win portrait u ure Auhof. IS
RoHancc and Reality, BY fandon Is cent.
iuurreCa Cauara. 81 70
Tho Navrriy Noyes oninplcis IN 20 No. for $500
90 Sound ia tloth ~ $50
rhs isd- wofd of fashon and grasns Magazine April
&C. snuscnbcns ont. A. : LYONS.
~ % Man
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

Columbia College city Of Washington says
have carefully A. Huls Dr. H. Thomp-
apparatus referred and consider radically and
sHntillly different their construction.
The and leading difference between those q aPTa
IulTs intended asd but partial
port and very
manner Thontson- calculated afford better
support DO comfortably While con,IoT the
~ DR. Huns instrument nefretHa and often unsafe regard Dr.
Tliompsons az safe. and o0cn highly beneficial"
Having pointed other important differences Dr. Sewan con
cude--
Dr. TmpsDus apparatus has wedge stopper yesary,
which constitutes important difference them"
We have possession other certificates from Physicians well
known throughout the State. winch open the Inspection OF
may although any physician other
persons the anatomy 81 the wall
n the instrument be convinced of IT, utility.
De - ALEX. DUVAL 4 co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
TO SPORTSMEN or THE Field,

TO SPORTSMEN UF THE FIELD.
rUNHoNAs TYRER Manuleursr and Importer Rass
tn Legislature a'u TIN e general Tint h. has hAn
and choice
found IN similar e-tablshHru aud workmanship they
eani h. sssss AL of which VIII te -oh ueed prices
Amongst hrs assortment the following
GUNS AND BOWLING TACKLE
Superior Damascus ami s'ubb~a double and single barrel
Double and single plain stubbtw,s, Guns
10 do do plain ami imitation twist do
po do do common German do
Bras. shetland solver mounted Rifles
Dueuine poekr- lch aud travelling Psiot-
s"lf cooking single AMI SN barrel revolving Pistol.
Riff ami Pistol Powp-r FhSks
Doubl. and Shot rouchcs AMI Bcts
split and Plain English ana French Percussion CAPS
Common Percussion Caps at a. rct 1000
Sportsrnens Liquor fasks aud Pocket Ttmblers
English. American an Scotch Cunpowdcr
Dog Calls Collars WHIPS Chains AMI Couples
Huntlncn's blowing Horns ami Bueles
Wash ROD sh0, CharrcfS CAP ruuers, Oh Cups Rails
Patent Gun wabhnE. Wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather t:un
Gun Pistol and Rth. isocks Rfh- Rarrcis
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials Of all kinds TOT Gun
FISHING TACKLE
Fishing Poles joints AMI Walking Canes English SIX India
Grass and Hair Lines; sin Gut Fishing Floats Hooks Cut
Moods Limcriek Kirby and Nurna Fish Hooks
MILITARY.
Superior and Plain Gilt. German Silver and Plated mounted
swords oecr s Sah" Sword Reis Gi and Plated ETauu
Wngs Virginia Infantry and Troopers buttons Clasps
Canes Hooks swivcs Tel Sars Cloves Lace Braid. worsted
Wings PomPoons sc Se
f1hoit's Rodgers and Smiths superior finished and warranted
sponens, DIRK peer and Knives. Rodgers
and Wocnhcns nanusctur, Rodgers superior Ladies and
Genucncns Scissors.
Gold Walking Canes. with
Swords Gold and Silver Ever pointed rene Pocket
Spy GiaSs Tnvelcs ComTas-s Boat Hooks Pocket Cork
Key Rings INVESTS Tooth Brushes snun
BoHe Pocket Rules Patent Tape Measures Riding Gig
and Sulkey Whip. together with many other artecs
de THOMAS TYRER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
To Physicians.
DR.. RIO. THOMrSON's PELVIC CORSET
Utero AbdominaI Bandagc,

F0r the OF POapsus Uien by E1ieTnal Pressure.
rENHE subscriber having purchased of Dr. Ro.
n Thompson right and ven his Peve Corset and
Abdominal Bandasc the Proar~us Ute falling
respectfully presents them Of the medical
faculty possessing superior
purpose and ask their them. We
put such Prices VIII place them the reach
every patient
The following certificates respectfully submitted:
from Or. IBerie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
IMPROVED YEAST P0WDERS.

For raising BHckurAedf Cakes, ML5iGs &c.
FONBlNlNG economy and havin.
- great sitsiacton uy Anes Richmond recommend
ths article with confidence. We
fresh and properly labelled with DizE,IIoNs
Thee Powders admirable King
all kind or Batter lakes asyaace that article
10 en-ns TIE batter perfectly hight and reasy for
SAINT hey are mixed Buekwheat and other eaks
with these Powders likely Disagree
ihin those made with yeast AMI
prepare oi making the possibility OF having
ureIy avoided.
bSscItoSsPut the contents MI white and paper into
separate vessels and half gals Of
three quas Of latter Than usual 10 allow for IN.
qud IN which the powders Dissolved baking
sir IN EoA Of the ssovsd IoNdsr;hcu
WELL and baking Immediately o.t further agitation
Half of each powder for prnts batter Prepared and for
sale by BOLTON 4 HARRISON
Corner Mainland below the Eagle ruins
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

dee d x. ispsro, c5as Of " S.Ds, Toe Clerks OF,
Circuit ne n day OF Apr, isss n aII ~ As Aeh'Dond
Ipnp T.s'p~P and rASHA. rDpsar rlai.ua.
John Aersn and flitAbe,h A. hi. WIFE Henry ,as, an, NJ,
WIN Thomas Butter and France. A his wif. wai. NJ
49,, w.. .s VIE Isaiah bradshaw sarah h,. vtc.
cyan = nmes John w Miller NATHANIEL Mlner p.n,.n NJ
.n wm ~ necah Elizabeth Frsne. Pasani nj ns,ri ~
. Jen,bd,r,. 49, - =. - esast Dcns.
wen sseunv according the Assembly, mi ,hs ,s
ouit anu uappeafing By eyd.nr, ,na ,h
,. ~ ms his ordered Thai The ssl DE-
swer the ban OF the plaintiff copy IN ,h an
WIN nscnod u some newspaper Pb.hed the city ~ Resi
Capitol In the said city. = ~ "'H' "oof OF The
ap le--w0w IVA, 4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

IN the United states Court lor the Eastern
District Virginia Richmond March 25th. IsI3n
Of bankruptcy of JAMES WARRINGTON, Of the City Of Rich
mond the Eastern Virginia District The said James Warrington.
who has been deoccd bankrupt BY this having flied petit
for hs discharge Il ordered that thereof be-
published newspaper printed CITY Richmond 20
before the 18Th day July hearing
had petition United Room,
Of Richmond and al creditors who proved
persons appear the said place.
show Il they have why the Of the said
should not be granted
A Copy-'Tcic
Tgrk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
LOUISA RAII-ROAD.
Lines To Charlottcsville. Stnunton, Eyuchburg
and the virginia Springs.
NIGHT TR-TDELLLNCs 4gOEDED-.iN9I tgRE.fTI.r IN
CEEgSED ENpGDTTEON


~se Passengers leaving Richmond byt he Railroad at 6
A. NJ reach the Junction o breakfast cnce
proceed together with passengers awning the June
b-A from the North ihc Louisa Rail
ErS torSyIe anithencc by Cha
N-N-ing Charlottesville nv P NJ and Cookies Is
West by night leave Crekes BY daylight.
the Bue Ridge and stanton BY 10 4 NJ
The Guyandoe line leaves Stauntnn n 4 NJ.
Dale by and leaving there light reaches
the Warm Springs breakfast Caaghans dinner and PAS
the White Sulphur p NJ Lcwisbure T.
the % day - hours than by Lyuehbsrg
whole eNTensc - eS AMI the
The Natural Budge Line leaves Staunion Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturays the alternate days Will be furnished
AT II 4 NJ reaches Lexington by night morning
daylight AMI the Natural Bridge
remain amer and SpIngs
night leave after breakfast DIN
and tn White sulphur Springs by p NJ
The roads splendid teams and
coaches
These Lines the Main Mail Routes and Passengers pre-
ference an others C ~ peiai
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