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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-18

recently, at Byron, Ogle county, Illinois, JAMES
SWAN, Esquire, Of Columbus, Ohio, son of JAMES
SWAN, Esq, Receiver of Public Moneys at the Dixon
Land Office, Illinois, in the 22d year of his age.
Young Swan from one of the first families in
ONO. lie read law with his uncle, Judge Swan ore
OF t'e most distinguished jurists in the West
AN awful warning is conveyed to all the living,
through the sad and melancholy end Of this excellent
young man He had just been admitted to the Bar of
ONO with high hopes before him. and was on short
Visit 10 his father and mother and brothers and sister
III 'e west previous to entering upon that active ca
reer Oh usefulness and duty in which he anticipated
distinction and success
IN The hary of the hour, he sauntered forth with
his dog and gun, for little temporary relaxation in
hunting excursion along the banks of Rock river,
ana had proceeded as far as the garden when unsus-
pec'ingiy resting his gun upon his breast, his dog
Jumped upon the lock. 1t went off, tcarng out his
vI'as IN most shocking manner. TIe fingered few
days, AMI n great agony and distress, he expired.
But that asoS5s sAsn and poignant though it were,
could scarcely be more Severe, <taS TIE keen aflic-
tion q htr wnossca1 sweeping over him. The father
was distant land. He knew nothing of the tor
lures that SO unexpectedly spread the gloom of DIES
pair around the bed Of dying son. But mother
was there, in all her native tcndeness-with all the
sad feelings that beat around the lone and stricken
heart-with all the devotion of one who clings, it'll
RESTLESS grasp, to the last lingering aspirations Of
dying child But how unavailing these sad tokens of
affection! Memory will still cherish the virtues of
the fallen but neither fathers signs, nor mothers
tears, can ever penetrate the cold recessrs of that
NARROW HOUSE where their dear Offspring sumbers:
For, deep is the sleep Of the dead,
And low their pillow of DUST
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TRANSLATION |
'"hNo''A i'N
! atdcc Of me Government,

dtdcc Of NE Government,
Mexico Aug. s, 1913. !
When the undersigned, Minister OF Foreign Affair:
and State, had the honor on the slst of July last to
address his EXcellency MIR. WadJy Thorn, son, pro-
testing in the name of the supreme government
against the new invasion Of New Mexico, he show ed
IN the cearest and most conclusive manner, that ac-
cordng To all the intelligence received it com
posed of citizens from The United States introduced
INTO The Territory of the republic in character truly
hostile aud that was IN part verified by MIR lIous-
ton proclaimng armiStice with Mexico, the natu-
raj conclusion being that tho Government established
IN Texas bad neither organized sustained the
petition. This conclusion is obvious clear and
50 logical, that TO attempt 60 cucdatc II would be TO
lessen It's force and intent.
Ills Exccilency, Mr.. Waddy Thompson, in reply
lng To the said note, was pleased to say, that up to
the 22d OF June last he unaware that any posi-
tive information had been received regarding tho re-
aity OF such INVASION and much less that ;hc Gov
ernUcut OF Texas had disavowod it officially. Docs
ihiS mean to say That Gccau the American Lcga-
ton bad not received such intelligence it was not
ccivcd by hs Exceency the President? lie had re-
ceIved 1T and il hc the only one who had he
knew how to appreciate II for what it was worth.
But when facts taken in confederation with pre-
YouS matters, they were strengthened and elevated
to characc Of vcracity, naturally and substantial
ly nculpatng individuals who had showed hostile
views aud graluitoils anmosily tow ards Mexico.
The history of the revolution OF Texas and the
causes influencing the proclamation of a separation
ON Mexico arc as notorious public and have sup
piled many grounds for complaint ON the part Of
Mexico against citizens of the United States as any
thing that has occurred since up 10 this invasion.
Citizens of the United States almost altogether COM
posed and do compose the population Of the depart
meni now styled Texas aud Texans. Those who
subscribe tho articles of Independence, with but few
exceptions, were natives Of the said States, and in
which the spirit OF instruction fomentcd ant
the views and plans against the territory of the Re
public projected
MIR. Thompson like the government which he $,
wofthily represents, knows IN manner not 10 b,
qnestioneJ that from the part Of the same state.
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II EAIO OIIT

Yesterday the Globe formally "read" the
Mr.. BRowNsoN Out" of the Demo-
cratic party. Mr.. b., as every body knows, is
the most conspicuous writer for the Democra-
tic Review, Who will be executed tomorrow 2
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-18

was performed by surgeons Corkindale and Cumin
The wounds soon healed, and for nearly twenty years
he has enjoyed excellent health. By the aid Of cork
legs and the assistance of cane jonled TO a cork
arm, he walks without difficulty. lie takes his meals
by joining fork into his left arm, and by "unsbip-
ping Gas he expressed it) the cane and shipping
kne" INTO the joint Of the right stump
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-18

TEnPERANcE-lt has been truly said, that Tempe
perance puts wood on the fire, flour in the barrel,
meat in the tub, yiyor in the body and intelligence in
the brain,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-18
From the N. O. Commercial Bulletin.
FROM MEXICO.

We have, by the schooner .2mla.on. our files from
Vera Cruz TO the 2lst, and from Mexico TO The IGu
ul:imo.
The Texan schooner Santa Ana with Mr. GoLAN
bearer OF dispatches from the Government Of Texas
to that OF Aexico, IN reply TO letters transmitted BY
SANTA ANA TO HoUsroN, had arrived at Matamoras
on the 9th
Captain Parkinson, Of the Amazon, is bearer OF
dispatches from our Minister in Mexico to the De.
partment Of State atWashington
The subjoined correspondence, being the reply OF
Gen. Thompson to the angry epistle Of Bocanegra
touching the late Texan expedition against Santa Fe
and claiming indemnity from the United States fol
the expenses incurred by Mexico in suppressing il
and the response of the latter lnctionary to Mi
niscr-is all that we find Of interest in the papers
We are sorry that could not give the letter OF
General Thompson in the original. Having been
first turned into Spanish and then back Into English
it has no doubt suffered somewhat Bocanegra's
valiant letter, we imagine, will provoke some smiles
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RUN OVER RoUGH-SHOD.

Yesterday the Globe contained deliberate
denunc alton of the Salem (Mass.) Advertiser
and Argus, hitherto recognised as one of the
mos, efficient and orthodox Democratic journals
in the country If the Globe continues its
rate eight months longer, there will not be a
corporal's guard remaining when Mr.. Blair
shall be pleased to take the field against Mr..
Clay, his "olJ friend and connexlon by mar
rage"
As soon as we have The time TO spare, we in
tend to publish the long list Of victims which
have been " dragged to the stake" by The Globe.
At Schenectady, on Tuesday, the hermometeI
stood at 80 degrees, with frost and some ice. On
Monday and Tuesday there was white frost IN the
neigbborhood Of Newburyport, Massachusetts,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18
rI.nRInGE e. e. Z e.
NTIRGiNiA.-At Rules held in the Clerks OF

fee Circuit Superior of law anil Chsnecry
buckingham County, Moay, thc III day OF January, lsi5
Zackariah Lewis, fhinuh
Against
ElWad NJ Staion AMI sarah bis wife Formerly Sarah Salcr
Reuben H. rauc-n William A. Tacot Cahari sSrsicrn
David ami Danc Sani.rson of
uB,ct the oC twenty years, Dcn~
IN CiiNNCERN.
The defendant Edward NJ StTaon entered his appear
and security according Act OF Ac and tho
Ruc of this Court and Appearing by satisfactory evidence that
nhahiant of this County Il upicrcd
defendant do at thu Rul b. hohcn or tho SAID
Count the first Monday Apu and hill OF the
plaintiff aul Tint copy of this orc BE- forthwith
newspaper pubisSsi city Richmond
and posted the ffunt door % Iiousc
county Copy-rcsc,
IN In-MaM 4. EI.nRInGE. q. e. 4 q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18
FOR THE LADIES.


french Morocco ana Kid Dress slippers.
'lNI HHhHfsf laa if fs.frsf bs7l f ~ Ifsf Ufa-'
r|FF~f. fHH.u DBL anlI ue aneffDn ~ ne iairr
a.s tf1Urf sf NJ abs mt black Slipper ~ No. l
ryr nf .llf Ila. ., FNHL Pt"TNEY.
da ~ pns If1r 1S0,c Hubbard Carin'f a Go.
IlONTON HI W.-tlHIns ff,ru srhf rn.pp 10 bis. fsi
- tDn's Rum. Is1t WGIfGAM7 4 HANALt.
4 NRrErs ctRrErs rARrErS -sebnr ~ ven ndln.d
- w.rrt No. s.aas s.e fru .taaYn ~
d. 90 w. MEREDITH
MhREEI PrlrE gwen f,r PLAN FFKp ari HEEFWAX W
I'VE 90 J. ~. o. 8rACE T. FpN.
WULb' hf.I n1' 20 No. hgts.t bt0r U ffnnt ~ ua Rel
w llsafr 'H M.HaY nd. 1fs tiy 81 ian'y. uH N'wo,s
hrDngny 0 Co., af Isrtlr1b HrGrdrr bed consisting ~
Men lnf N.ap Hf ft ftfa Ir srui dn.ris
cp1s. arri fati iards. By Dfi.f n irs Er~rfH0r
d. 90 BABSEY A. CArrfORS
HANNEF EXPEfTOH WA valuable remedy fof Coughs
- ,ots 'msunDn. Afa1. g. e. .nply aiwnys 90 infh
and f0f sa.s re =. IOHNrTONE
o. Medical Emporium
MAttIELI.--rnrs Gs,ssfei tSos. ami 81 in hba
I'VE hf lff,s ani flnrf 1ffI ju received mi ff .a iJ
hiO BROWN = TAYLOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18
10 SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.

vU,HoNAs TYRER Manufacture and LnpOrter Rnes
II pa-us % informing the Nsniesn OF
NJ Gc- in hr hne that can b.
ourd any siir etahshnenL and workmanship they
which VIII b. soAi reduced Tfiees
Amouss - the following
GUNS AND ROWLING TACKLE
Superior and ubbtwi doubc and singh harrc'
Doublc and single plain siubb twist Guns
DO do do plain and imitation twist III
DO do do Gerran do
HAS. steel silver mounted Rhe-
Dueuing pocket belt and travelling Pistols
scfeockine single and sis barrel involving Pistols
Jun Ride AMI PISTOL rowpSf fasks
noublc and sing. hot andB
split MI English and French Percussion Caps
Common Percussion Caps, Is per 1000
Sportsnisn'- Liquor fasks anil Pocket Tumbers
English American AMI Scotch GunIoWNer
Ing Collar, Whp>, Chains anl CouIles
Ilurtsncns Blowing Horns and Burles
Rods sho, Chargers. Cap Primers, oil Cups Ran.
Patent wadJng, Mad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Gases
Pistol n Riff Locks Ride Barrels
forged Materials Of all kinds for Gun
Smiths
Pushing Floats Hooks on Gut
MOODS; Limerick, Kirby and v,as,n,. f,.h Hooks
S.,-r,or and Plain Gi German mounted
Swords ohiees Belts Gilt and Plated EpaulIt
was,; Virginia Infantry and TroorcT Buttons Clasps sword
ras stars; Gloves Lace; Braid Worsi'
Wings, POmpoon &c. SC
F1ios Rodgers finished AMI warranted
Superior Buck Pcar AMI silver Mounted Pocket Pen
sTnrtscns Pruning Knives OF Rodgers Crooks
worsicncs uanuaeturc Rodgers superior Ladies and
Gcntlemcn's Scissors
mounted and steel Walking Canes with and with
Swords pointed Pencils Pocket
nor Spy Boat Hooks Pocket Cork
Screws Key Rings Twce-ers Tth Brushes snuh
Rules Patent Taps Measures Riding Gig
de THOMAS TYRER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18
IYNCHBURG NAIL LINE.


ToHN WRIGHT respectfully the ARRIVAL Of fresh
- supply seaSonahc DRY GOOnS which he would call the
NJ h- friends AMI ths public his sock wall ~
found thu following
Rich striped and figured co'orcd Silks styles,
Black and blue black Satin striped DO
Black Ron &c Sol. Gro j' Rhine and Lustringf
Blue black Do 90
Black striped PoQehns
High lnsrcd mode eoorri NTashl Luscs Indian Cloths
Ho do hack do DO
Black Ng1cha Cloths
Rich medium and low priced MolssLns
French and English Meunoes
Tibet. Broeha and MouSsln Shlwls and Htkfs
Black and colorei Mohair AMI SIX Funges
Gmfs, Tas~cs, Cord and Tlssss
Pans EmhruidsTies styles
English French AMI German Thread Iacrs AMI Ei-ings
I.se Cotton laces and Edgng>, great variety
Worsisd TartianS SIX ami raw Sik 10
Thib- I-,uhs' wooL Cacmerr worste ant yam Hoe and
Hose
Miss Cotton and Wool Ho-e an Wool shirt and
Drawers
Red white and yellow FanRel> all qualities; Canton DO
lrish Linens, Birds Eye Diaper, Linen Sheetlngs
HI. Buck PLAIN and open SIX net Gloves and Mjts
lans'yS Jeans SalnsS Cassiusrr> Cloths Calcos,
Al of which been purchased FOR cash viii b. s,i
greatly reduced pnces. 26-dScu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18
y JIRGiNiA.-At rules held in the Clerks or.

Supeuof Coou OF law and Chancery
County Mony, seoBl day of Janua
anin-srsios of J. y. Gushing. decd fainun
Against
Dahsey Cosby aad Lewis Cosby, Dens,
IN CIIANCERN.
defendant nabney Cosby having entered his
security according tbs Act Of Assembly ami this Ru
and apsariug satisfactory evidence that h. =
inhabtant OF this County = onlti that the said absent,
aptcaT th. Ruk be hAin foT the ad Cu1u
Mona,y April and the hl of the phii,n
a COPY or,-r h.
ralst published Cny of Richmond
and posted the fsont door OF e Courthouse of tins county
\ copy-1Nstc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18
Ills & ELLErT, Agents.


To NIL whom 10 may concern: Having been IN low
hrl years the Dyspepsia. bilious
and debility which followed attack which had
had and being Omen troubled with stomach and SICK head
ach with feeling Of luEuuT and depression O
and frequently Canur and Remedies
with slight benefit recommended by friend
smiths Bi,r- Erao,aipr Health" -o hy Mcssrs Ellis
Eeit they slight sickness
~ the stomach but determined 90 thinking that could
not be wote and satisfaction found and
manifest rcefIhe medicine carried oil III" ble. and strengthened
quickly and entirely restored health In opinion
remedy great value, freely strongly
mend \. NORRIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18
IN The United States Court for the Eastern Dis

trict OF Virginia December 2Oth 1919:
Tuptcy of PETER FIIZPATRiCk
the Eastern Virginia District The said Peter Fitzpatrick
been dccrced Bankrupt by this Court
fu his discharge rs ordered published in a
printed the Ciiy Richmond seventy days At least he
fore the 18th day Of March when hearing
said petition te United States City Of Rich
mond and all creditors who proved and other per
interest may appear place and show
,A,y have why the prayer petitioner should
bee granted. 4 Copy-Trste:
2I-wIlw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18

DO hereby certify afflicted year,
lent sick headache which attacked often about
week causing large quantities of bile and
sick for day scarcely pain
eicrlcuns both ye- ny health materially
impaired II procured bottle RenOyator
Health" by which entirely relieved AMI
NAMED good health Tor several only bottle
and have been much benefited
ITO tho-e afflicted similarly. induced i- remedy from
tn recommendation II respectable Lady, ofmy acquaintance who
tad been similarly afflicted and who confident
from the violence II her she could been alive
shc had used the remedy entirely
u b. not unpleasant 10 take and OF he bile gently hy the
bowels In luy opinion a valuable remedy Given under my
hand thI- ifh Jui,. I-43. A. WRIGHT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18

HENRY GIBSON. Clerk.



u of Virginia December IsIs In the matter OF bank
upicy Of CLAIBORNE GIADMAN, Of ynchburr IN
the Eastern Virginia District The said Claiborne CIadman who
has been decrec Bankrupt By this having filed petition
praying for his dscarcc: u ordered thereof pub
shcd "a newspaper printed City Richmond seventy
a beast before the 18th day Of March when hearing VIII be
had on this sad Fton United in the civ
OF Richmond and an creditors who proved debts and
other TrFon interest appear place and
show they PRAYER said petitioner
should not be- granted. \ Copy-rc-t-;
de 2l-wllw HENRY GIBSON CIcrk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18
HENRY GIBSON. Clerk

\ the United States Court for the Eastern ID;
u tret OF Virginia, at Norfolk, January Iph isi1 rpu,p
MooEr othc Borough ofNorok having petition p,ypg n
he be dcca Bankrupt u ORDERED, w
Ia be- creditors ofthe said Edward w Moore cause to the ,
the 2iih day OF February Edward w Moo
should not be declared bankrupt
that lebalf and that copy OF this orcr published the
papers according To the ssDd AMI 9th rules Of Court
copy. Tcsie,
10
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b. u. wonnsoN. ID e.
Chancory Rules ala :,

the Clerks oee Of the Superior Count OF Law and
Chanecp for the county Amelia the first MONDAY m DE
cenbeL lS42. - -
ihonias finehteek and William H. sader Frrns,
Austin Scay Sheriff Of Amelia, and dc bons
non oi John = Booklet decd Lucy Booker, William H. Ctcn
ton ami Nancy his wife Henry r. Caroline NJ his
wife, Matthew e. Webster aud Marina H. his wife. T.
Key AMI Mary T. his wife, Lucy d. Booker. John w
sally T. Booker Richard ~ BOOKER and John VIM wahha
OF Jane T. walan tie aye twenty
one years DCTt-.
The defendants William H. Nancy wife. not
having entered their appearance and according
act OF Assembly and the of this and appearing
tSaeioy evidence ahuccl bVorc they
arr not inhabitants OF this Country ordered That
PENDANTS do appear here Rur be hs
trs Monday March the year IsI
plaintiffs and that copy Of tins order be- some
printed the cy OF Richmond a months
snecesvey ana posted tn font tbs
County.
A t,OpX-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18

Do hereby certify that used smiths Bitter, Rcnoya-
tor p Health fr four past and family, aud
mrndri nIl % others, and has fai,i to
give relief when properly adhered used diseases of
the stomach -ck hlsche bilious dSoriered bowels AMI
to all who may be diseased Try pleasant bitter and
gently the bowels. WIN WATTS.
JrLY.9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
AT
JOHN VI. OREu'S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Main street opposite Alex. Duval & Cos Drug store.

f.. d. SPENCE, Agent,
WOULD respectfully inform his customers
AMI public generally that he has just received flas
-oJnent OF Fashionable Clothing. the materials OF which
have been purchased the cities OF Philadelphia and "
Yo:k for CASH. the city OF BALTIMORE at the
fashionable establishment John " Or.n CORNER OF Market and
ar.. streets thing further lony
,nunerate part my the siyls and quality OF his
make Is well known the citizens Of virginia
Nv assortment TNr Of
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Froek and over Coats
Begic AMI Joinvine do do 30
Cloth and Came part nj them Mcintosh style
sun West OF England Cloth Dress and Frock Coats
Pantaloons Of plain fancy CassneSe styles and
qualities
Vests OF Velvet Cashmere. Merno, SIX and Satin
Morning Gowns AMI Robes
Linen and Cotton shirts
Bo~oms and Collars
Flannel Wool Merno Shaker SHIRTS and Drawers Pock
ct handkerchief Caya Opera Ties and Stocks Gloves
suspcnders. half Hose &C.
Samples Of the fashionable Cloths CasSueres AMI Nes'nrS
which fashionable and II
the shortest
The advantages purchase Of these Goods viii enable to
srL sEEAr E,pa,iNs II CLOTHING and respectfully the
public to call and evamne for themselves de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18
IN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.

y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
\ uct n Virginia February I'm 1919 joins u. CLAYTON
othr County Amelia having filed petition praying may
be- fcbreda bankrupt u ordered that a persons claiming Do
creditors Of The sad John ~ clayton show
The 18th Day n March why the 1d John w. Clayton be-
not defeda bankrupt pursuant me act of Couucss hat
behalf au that n This order be published according 10 the
24d and 2iti fur-- u Count
4 Copy-Teste.
BE- t1-yriw HENRY GIBSON. Cek.
I've United District Of vrgnin;
NJ Norfolk February tst1 JAMES COX % The town q
Goor having hri petition praying That he may be DECLARED
bankrupt ~ persons claiming o. BE- rrcdors n
The ld james s '0u on The 18th fay %
nr, VII, should M D.. declared bank
rirt pu,tqn On No. act Conrra Tint heh AMI TINT copy
orirr published he newspapers according is 32d
mil 4tth ricaof Court
4 Copy-'rcsto,
"a ~ w5w 4. A. CoWDERY, Ccrt
CURiCE prime quality. Jutrs sperm Candies Iurs
Sons Patent Tano Candies Sole Leather good and damaged;
Wlkcy, hhd aui barrels, Ditto. Old barrels choice C0rnlc
Brandy ana fne Teas Salad OF Rice Woeys Loaf
Ground Plaster Liverpool Salt Asfonf White Lead Cap
and Lcuer Paper Almonds Pepper Indigo ah Peirc BAR Iron;
Coffee RIO AMI Ingunyra. For sale 10y
a 90 DAVENPORT a ALLEN
LoNERsEfDtOO bushels Clovcrs'cd, e,ccrcnt quality
- landing and for sale BY WILLIAMS 4 HAXALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18

the United States Court for Eastern District Virginia,
II January Goth -i3 MoEDEC GREssETT Of the county Mid
die having fled petition that lee be- declared bank
Il ordered at all persons claiming be creditors Of the
i Mur.ra Grst show the tie 18th day
Alr.h why the sad M1rooa Grg be declared bank
pursuant the Congress that behalf ami that cnpy
Of tins BE- published e newspapers according the 2!d
AMI aith rules Of Coun. A copy-Tese,
n s7-w5w HENRY GIBSON Clcrk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18

United states Count the Eastern District Virginia.
Il January 1913 OF bankruptcy WILLIAM
DEAN o the City 81 Richmond the Eastern Virginia Dstrct
The SAID William Dean, who has been decreed Bankrupt by
Cour, having filed praying his discharge IL Order
ed that thereof De- published printed the
City of Richmond days before the 18th day May
when hearing wi be- had petition United
CoIu Room City Of Richmond and all creditors who
proved debts and others persons appear
place. and show any they why
prayer petitioner should be granted.
Tcste.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18

III EdStDrn
n trict Of Virginia December matter Of bank
uptcy % JOSEPH W. SCOTT county Bedford In the
Eastern Virginia District The Joseph who has
dccrccd Bankp, by this Count, having filed petition praying
for his discharge II ordered published IN
printed IN the Of Richmond seventy
before the 18Th day ~ March had ON
the said petition, the United Room, Of
Richmond AMI al creditors who have proved debts
other interest; appear place
show II they have why the prayer petitioner
should not be granted
ACopy-Toste:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18

Sir-Yout Hal>am of VIII Cherry effected
tonshnr which ola lady, Mn. Russell
had been suffering hong with shprtn'~S breath
weakness, she finally obliged kcep
other reIIclys n
commenced your Basam. aud aaer taking
far recovered De able attend al the
duties house and taking bottles
y cured Respectfully, So.
JpUN = ARTIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18
HENRY GIBSON. cl.rl

the United States Court for the Eastern hi
n et Of Virginia. January sl-t, 1913 DAVID BRANCH Of
my OF hichmond having flied pciinn praying
declared bankrupt II Is ordered that all persons Ginning
creditors Of the said David NJ Branch cau. the court, on
18th day of March neat why IN. said branch be not
eated bankrupt pursuant 10 the Act In that b.n
and that Of tins order lie published newspapers aeco
ING To b- s2d and 2tih rules Of court.