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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

THE Commonwealth Of Virginia Sheriff of No.tow ny
county, grec;nE Whereas Beverly Anderson nj Superior
Coi d Law held fsr The said county day Of April
Thousand eight bundled and tweny-igl by the Judgment
that CONT had cred against William Vaughan one hun
dred ard ninety nine dollars ard forty cents debit
dollars and uy cents for his him about
lis >ii ~ that bchal. expended, hut which
t the payment Of n:"ey rne dollars and
cents, with legal thereon seventh day of
h thousand eight hundred aud twenty seven pay
meti and tho costs Whereof The said William Vaus is
y'cttd a. appears 10 ns OF record And whereas The
derng Of the said Judgment the said William Vaughan
parted this i!e, n,r>lc SAID and administration
and guar ,e goods oat,el and dcccan,
hath hee in due form, by the Comfy Gear; Of NOl.oav
United 10 the hands ~ John ID. RG;a. lat. Sheriff Of said
county And hs!Iif nf the sad eyefY Anderson
are informed" that although Gdga5H form aforesaid gwen
tcution thereof sill remains he Therefore,
manl you. that you make known The SAID John H. Rival!
air Sheriff ard administrator he he nj the Rules
20 he hold. by he Clerk OF Circuit Superior
and CHANGER: 81 the said of Not.oway his office
TIE FIRST monday in March show, thing for himself
he hath say. why the said Beverly Andeson execution
If the goods and cat,eis which the said vau-au
the time Of Lis death. in the hands o the said Roj
IN he administered ought have, according
effect Of the Judgment aforesaid, if him seem expedient;
and fnrr 10 10 aad receive what said Circuit superior
Coart o Law and Caneery shall in that part conder-and
then tie.e ibis VIII;
Witness Fsanc;s Fitzgerald CLERK Of said Court,
d,y Of November 1913 IN The Gsh Of the
FRANCS; FITZGERALD, < G. Z.
Dec II t3-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

n Dssrabic S1uth-Hf@ .Hountain Farm for SAFE.
LEAVING determined 10 to the State of Missouri
offer my Fam, CASTA!' for sale. This Farm is siiu-
aled twelve miles below Char"Iic-vie, immediately the
road leading Richmond, and is hnrrded lands
James II. Terrell Captain William D. Aeriwcth,f others
and containing. by recen; survey, $40
half OF this Tract cleared and high i'm
povement, every field being We'll watsrsd lay failing
springs and finely taken with Clover and Tny. This
by under the Mountains for
being well adapted the growth OF wheel aad ohicco
which last article has been extensively cultivated
farm, with Tobacco Earns sufficient large crop.
The buildings consist Of Dwelling House, lining five
cellars. large Farm aud Stable the very best
pnr, aud all other necessary There is an or
ctard az the irG The failed since
owned the Farm aoring sufficient quantity frnt for four
families There also Saw and Gr Mill erected nj one end
of the farm.
This Farm is admirably situated fer division il preferred by
purchasers. There extensive Lines running
near this Farm. WM l.. CRAVEN
Dec. IL G3-+t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

The Philadelphia Democratic Argus publishes let
ter from Albany of "Nov. q which says, "iou can
rely VITA entire confidence the vote OF this State in
aid Of the principles which overcome in 1870
Ia nearly every county in the State, resolutions OF the
most decided character adopted in favor OF the
proceedings of the Syracuse Convention and the no
mination of Mr.. Van Buren,; the same thing was done
in every Senatorial District Convention and the az
grerae vote in the Senate Districts in favor of the De
mocratic Senators is 10000. Out of nine Sena
tors in nomination, eight Democrats are elected, anc
one Federal Wing, or ant'Mason. or l2o Assembly
men. 81 are Democrats, showing majority OF "a OF
jo.nt ballot After such triumph under so many EN-
barrassmens, we feel the greatest confidence in Sill!
more glorious victory in 1874
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

We will no come t, points with the "South Care
nian, or any other press, favorable 10 Mr.. Calhoun
if we can honorably avoid it, The time is rapidly con-
ing, when the whole Republican party with very fewe1
ce ptons) must ard riu unite upon one canddate-and
we have idea, either of cheering on our enemies oy
The nros,ects Of our Visions of preventing the
most cordial cooperation between all the Republicans
when The shall arrive for concert and tor a Ton
But we are happy t, understand, from The south
Caronan, that the Columbia Chronicle is Coon
press-a Clay Wing and Tariff Paper-(o' COURSE
.tryipo 10 throw irebrand into our party. and doing
all the injury it can, by declaring that Mr. Ceihonn
owond not even receive the nomination from H. ('ne
Baltimore Convention if any of the States were rep
resented in il upon the principles adopted by the sy-
racuse Convention in New York" We s"sP'ded II 10
be of that cast bu, knowing positively, we en1ued
into i,s character and are now s's0t,sied upon the
point; and the Wing presses can therefore no ionger
make capl out of the article which put forth about
Mr. Calhoun.
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Remember PdOi i,

The ou,rages of the British during the Revolationar,
War gave rise 10 the famous watchword OF "Rememte,
Paoii'-and dearly did the enemy rue the acton o
their excuses The tricks OF the Wings the last
pagn have given rss 10 similar cne-word for Tn
next, "RemtmJcr l540" II is the counters'gn giver
by the Republicans of Johnson county, of North Ca
rolina, the following resolution adopted by then
meeting of The 25th ut:
"Resoiufd, That We will bear in mind the scenes o
1910, when, By s,ratsgem and humbuggery, most iou!
we suffered mos, disastrous defeat and from hence
forth, we will nscrbe our banner, aad our watch
word shall be, 'REmEMnrR 1s40.'
Ave ave sRemember 1870
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12
The Washington Correspondent, of the New York

The Washington Correspondent OF the New York
Herald, under date Of December 3D. says
Every day gives face TO the state and pros
poets Of political parties But yesterday, and The De-
nocrac ranks were split up, broken, confused d'soF
dered, and :orn 10 pieces by faction. To day they are
IN solid file, firm, united, and, they th'sk, nvIncsl-
Yetterday they all anxiety, oil coninsion al! Gus
pcious of each others movements. To day, they are
calm collected and loving brothers going to church
ike good cit zns after they have brushed all the cares
Of business off their heads But yesterday, and the
Wings revealing in the prospect that the breach
in the Democratic ranks was W ide enough to ao"
them pass through TO easy victory. To-day, they
cast chilling look upon the dissolution OF all then
hopes. But though disappointed in this, they don
give up the ship and they too have gone TO draw con
ISOLATION from The only pure fountain" Of thy only
dax cons ation from pure fountain, they are crt of
from all hope, and 'om-d to endless despair)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12
More Of tic Good Sp;rIt--.list,irg IF Democratic
.NenlterS OF CoRnress,

siptEt---HettsHg
Members Of Congress
AT & meeting OF the Democratic Members OF Con-
gress held at the Cap, |, Monday evening, Dec.
4h, lsd3, for the rnrPcse Of consultation, Hon G. j.
Inaerso!l IN The Char. ana Hon George w. Hopkins
of Virginia, and Hon. ". Blown OF Indiana, Sec!c-
,aries the following letter from Hugh A. Garland,
Esq was received;
WAsmxcros, Dec. 4, 'l3.
10 Tie Democratic Members ct Cosgress:
CONFERENCE.-The you are soon 10 hold an eisctnn to-
the pu?uuse OF select ar suitable per:oa Clerk
OF the House Of representatives. beg l.a"c, respect
fully, to address you few words on that snhl"c III
is we'll knowa - you thrt held tia; office dur'ns Va
10Th Congress-tga. vas constrained, from sense
Gatv to assua,e most tssp0us HE, and esea peril
position, regard - The celebrated -sew Jersey
case Nv coarse on that occasion, :ras ap?Teved and
sustained by the Representatives. Of The people, ard 80
far as believe, b. the genera, voice Of the Republican
par,y-for il was no less than the vindcaioa OF the
right Of the people II be represented IN the legislative
branch az the Government, against The usurrauons oil
irs under the co?er OF established o'ms-'e unc'il
mods in whca all Republics have been destroyed and
the people deuded aad oppressed under the preence OF
free Institutions.
Net outstanding my conduct on that occasion vas
dictated by Conscientious sense CT right and CO.
~ in,,neasured ahus, heaTcd upon me- and every
means resnrted TO- both public and in private TO &C.
st.ov the force oe my cal acts, by blasting my cha
racer as Of homer and integrity. All he nves
tigaton and scrutiny, however, winch most pcrina-
cous desire 10 fad ground OF accusation against me
character and Official conduct. Uader these crcur:
stances, had right expect that, when an orpng,c
mtg occurred shorld be restored IL my place, and
receive the approbson OF those whose rights Wind
Gated.
But, Us yor are now placed in ve-y difficult c!cuG..
stances-harinr selected my friend aud nes hhor As
your Speaker, ,aad an no better mao could be
caosen and are Likely 10 he much embarrassed on that
account, hy having my name before you especially
those of you from trgio,s-l beg eave, IN order t
relieve you from all difficulties on my account, 10 say,
that am 10, canditatef,; the cerkshp Of ;ie Hous
of Representatives,. Our country expects every man
- do his duty mine is tat of sci scr;Ece f he sake
Of harmony and cancellation. freely make il, and
hope that a spirit Of patriotism will overrule alt
you- decisions 10 bring you safely through every
trial. Yours, most respectfully,
(Sisned) HUGH a GARLAND
On motion Of Hon Mr.. D.omgoole of Virs;nie the
following resoluti unanimously adopted
Rescictd. rhstlhe deelna.;on of Hugh A. Garland
Esq card date FOR Clerk Of the House. of Repre-
senta;ises, under the circumstances givts additional
evidence of his devotion - Democratic principles.
nrsoirrd, That this meeting respond 10 The letter of
alr Gsrlsnd, jus, read, ana assure him tina! have
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

The Charleston Mercury publishes letter from "Co
lumba' of Thursday iasi (where the South Carolina
Legislature in SESSION. stating "a rumor tina
Mr. Nc Dutfe will break ground on the Tariff as so"'
as he takes his seat in the Senat-, and following up The
movement, If it fails, he will inmeda,'g return home
and raise the banner Of resistance ! regret &c
add that lie supposed to be in opposition 10 the gene
raj feeling the Texas question These reports re-
nure continuation.
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Nrw OpIpays.

NEW UKI.EANs, DEC. =.
M,TAMoRAs.-The schooners Columbia and Emblem
arrived last evening from Maiamcras. We are lndeb
ed to Capt Smith, of the Columbia, for papers and yer
bal information from that quarter.
Colonels Williams and Hawkins, commissioners or
The part of Texas left Ma;amoras the 9th ult, fo
Victoria the place agreed upon between them and ths
Mexican commission for meeting They speak high
~ of their treatment by the Mexican authorities during
their stay at Ma,amoras.-1 RsEubiican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

"The Columbus Democrat st1tes the vote for
Brown, (as Governor Of 1Ississppi,) at 205dl, and
for Clayton, 1898 Only three counties TO be heard
from. Jones' Hancock, and Jackson0 which will add
abou, $50 10 Bsown-msking his majority over Clayton
3,4iS and over both Clayton and Williams, united,
2,lo3
The Democra, answers, in reply to question, about
the four Republican members of Congress, that "Mr
Thompson prefers Mr.. Calhoun his first choice
Msssrs. Tucker, Hammei, and Roberts, prefer Mr..
Van Barren but they VIII al support the nominee OF
the Democratic Nations al Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

TuE TrxAy EAyr.-Tia sale of the Texan vessels
10 have taken place at GoiTeston Oh the 23d ut
but Company Of soldiers, in complete uniform, wh
fol! ranks drums heating, coors flying and their field
piece rammed 10 the muzz!e marched TO The street IN
font of the Custom House. attended and prevented the
sale There no bids.
Rumor states further tat Sam Houston infers, Gal
weston has declared itself lndepe ndent and IS no lon
ger a portion Of the Republic Of Iaxas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

"a Republican of 95" has reached his 9th letter to
"Thomus Ri,chre, Esq in the "Lynchburg VFgl-
ana Clay paper.) The author is slowly era'ri-
;nS on to his destination wounded snake, drag
grng his slow length along" He is welcome to ms
represent us, pervert opinions, to sneer at our
course o feed fat his grudge, if he pleases-because
unfortunately we prefer Mr. Van Buren, our frs,
choice TO his idol Mr. Calhoun. We care for his
abuse-we answer Motive heed him not. But wha,
injury can any sustain from The spears Of anita
gonst, who pours out such staff as this
Understand me; for if be not much mistaken in m? views
Of human nature, with the guilty Conscience keeps nressant
ss aud aud alarm bell startling in lis
thln that Of fire Yea understand will not take the
qnondlnl Defy vainlor have learned, To
that offence less vena than that OF tramp
whole Drcao:ue The Eternal. Pecu.ai"s
pockets find ahsuluon your High Count o Chance
~ HAT wight, who doubts the lmpeccabiiiy Of the
nres ludge.I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

Somtthjng in Tie Wiad-The Halifax Post OF tn
2Sh November states that Vscount Admiral SIR Chas
Adams departed from that port with fleet on The 18th
for Central America and remarks that the business the
feet is concerned in Of deep impotance Some ole
difficulties are alluded II, as well the recent
cca.enp, shawn to the British Gag at party wlers
the BIZ. 81 Minister present; and what Is probably
more grevous than all the rest, the restriction I'rf
of Santa Anna injurious to British trade Sir Chorie:
thinks TO do something by way OF remedy. II is 10
uored in well-iniormed circles at Halifax, that tins
movement is thought preliminary 10 active service; anc
tn, blockade CT Mexico is confidently spoken Of.
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CHARLES yyO9TETAG.

LOT7EkY VE.NOEN, KlCHNO.VU, n.
CELLS Tickets in all Lotteries advertised by j. g. Gregory
- TO-. and IN the same terms.
sncndia Schemes and January per sketch
CAPITAL Prizes annexed. all 10 he drawn Alexandria:
December IGth.-s3O0i0, l2OCo, &c.-Tckes $40.
o3i.-Sr15 400, 10 0nu, &c-1i ckc,s Sln.
3th.-sS0O1n, ~ n0n. tlc.-'rickeis $40.
January 6lh.-S30 900, lnt61, &c.-rickets SO.
r All orders confidential. ard attended with dispatch, and
.hr drawing forwarded rrrciycd l...-.
Drawing of the Alexandria Lottery, Class Ma. s. 1T Alexan
'''@' 80 IS = ts is &c II IL Is o. Is 30 IL
Dec - CIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

We wonld suggest Wing friends throughout the
try that thry imposing labor upon Mr.. Clay, In wrin-
him which replies We scarcely ike paper
does mol contain letter from him. notice OF an IN
he him visit place The labor
az reading many letters must he mnensc 10 answer theh
IL a task me.; 10 IMPOSSIBLE Richmond Ha:r.
Precisely the argument which was used by The friends
of General Harrison in 1910, for putting him and ms
correspondents into the hands Of h Sci ct COMMITTEE
until they found oct, that It not meet for him TO
make further disclosures for The public eye In truth, II
would be we'll for the friends of MIR Clay, TO turn
over his correspondent 10 Select Committee at once
for whether It SIS from the "mmen Sc labor which is
thrown upon him, other cause, several of his
replies have been sgu!ar!y destitute Of both tact
and taste. The "Penrsylvanian' seconds the proPo-
si,ion. II says, "The Richmond Wing in conenPlu-
on probably of The nestricahle confusion in VIII ch
Mir. Clay has involved himself and his friends BY his
letters 20 Merisether, Bronson, Brennan, Bledsoa
and others, expresses hope tina. The Wings will abb
stain fron writing letters 10 Ashland which only b.
Their The great pacifcator and confuund themselves
Write more either about big sticks, cologne water or
tariffs Why not follow out the idel OF 1910, when
committee of sense bearers had Charge OF lhe Wne
candidate and ATTENDED to the correspondence, 10 take
care that no blunders made; They had 'crcu
lar answer which used words hut sa;d nothing. j,
capital 70. the purpose Of Shooting round cor
ner.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

u The pressure of The Messages and Proceedings
of Congress and of our State Legislature, upon oar
columns has hitherto crowded many orgna! ar,i-
ces- the address Of Dr. E. P Scott. on taking
the Chair of the Senate-ihe interesting
respecting the line of steam packets between RicN-
mond and Nav York The proce dinFs of the Rspubli-
can party in Powhltan, Accomac, Monroe, &c, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

The Representative of this District has swon colder
opinions" from all quarters. The Raleigh "Democrat
ic Signal says, "Mr. Jones is sterling Democrat
gentleman Of great abilities and high moral worth
The House could not have made wiser selection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

II we have received BY the Acadia, two interesting
letters from eur European Correspondent, AGRIcoLA
We shall hasten to lay them before our readers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12
A Washington Correspondent of the an. Y. Herald

wri,,s on the 9th
sllaok upon settled finally that Van buren, will nc
The baltimore nominee. Fomr Il probably hTe 10 seven
that Pres certain ihat Tyler Will oppose
the o he ard yet keep wIh
the democratic pretty certain that Tyler VIII
mc prefer ;le Clay Van aren Certain that
self interest, AMI not ny attachment To ne
en,srac pa:.y Therefore, that III VIII prefer the
ccrti Clay election OF Van aFrn is death 10 his
prospects political advancement, lille The election nf ay
will destroy Van Buren,, and clear the course for fepe eh2se
IN lsi.'
Al. this must be untrue. Mr. Tyler can never prefer
Mr. Clay to Mr. Van Buren, Mr.. Clay is the last man
in the Union, whom he would support He can never
kiss he feet of the man who spurns him like dog.
He knows The Wings Gespise ard deest hm-ahd That
he has friends among tic Republicans bette
hopes from them even he hurry buflv OF "steeple
cia=e" than from the friends Of II. tlly. And yet
50 il s-I: aade7 The visionary hope o! slipping him
intp tie nomination, through fose cactla OF a
sunposous breach between the friends of Van Euren
and Calhoun the presses OF NJ. II Ter are encouraging
his immediate ASPIRATIONS They practically throw
ing their weight into the scale against MIR " buren,
under TIC impression, that he 10 the strongest man
Hence the IN. Y. Aurora" IS raising camnr Tor the
District mode of elecing Delegates, &c, &, 1his
feeling doubt strengthened by some OF t1r siic-
lures made upon Mr. t. the part at some oil the v Bu
rem presses We confess that these remarks have been
carried too ar-but The present course OF some OF Mr.
Ty4rs presses is only calculated to augment these al
lacks II the presses both s:es would listen u our
dispa siora'e advice this would cease on both sices
But let the worst come 10 the worst, we VIII never
believe That Mr.. Tyler prefer MIR. Clay. We
should as soon predict that "ihs sky will fall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12
UOYT 4, CO.'S OFFICE,

Un9"r The Exchange iioiei, Richmond, Prginia.
EAEAWING OF Alexandria Lottery 10. -:
81 30 - - Is - Sc u Al c. % - - -.
Ticket Mes II o. ao prize of $50 !c aiov- Lottery,
sold and uail n, SIGH. hy IiUYT 4: CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

NJ We are indebted II Mr.. John B. Eye for a Lotti
Of Hogan and Thompsons fine black Ink.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12
WIN J DKowS,

v ARLINGTON, Utc >, io7"'
Sir, p, resolution Of ,be meeting Of he Democ' a,c
ne m,,srs If The House OF Rsp'.s natives am d.
or Yesterday. thcrawing from The cend'da'ern'p o.
Clerk, and 70 express their unanimous sense Oh your
w" ,,ssed IT. bear in grateful remembrance
your ;,o, enrp,e, aud constitutional conduct dur
,a ha o,;s;s or The organization OF the 10th Con-
gress. .., co.-,., ,.c,ro von Of the
personal ,raui should have d,f'S, "a ,h
fyinp our approved Of uch conduct oot iof Tie Gil
,.,,nna caud;dly stated in your letter.
Ana. in tie maine OF al, | am happy to assure yGn
og H., ,a.a.st and good will Of mrny, whose pnbi'c
stations i;npo,, ha, they enjoy the ccnd nce oil most
Of the United States
ain mos, respectfully,
c. J. ISGERsoLL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

,una;m;n;.hed confidence in his honesty and n's'''y
as man aud publ c oi"c1r. o,,-o,, cla;,wo,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

ALT.-5OO sacks Salt landing, in fine order from schooner
- Thomas Ireland For sarby
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Dac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

FEMALE SCf'OO-A School will h. opened ri horse on
18th 81 January leii for The instruction. q! ynuna indies
under the superintendent of lady raised and educated ~ ~
.na and who has FIR been asst aat Of Mrs
brew her School IN EChnoad ny w!nm she highly recon
nrnded Teacher. In this School "ii BE- taught The usual
branches 81 IA .li- education, together with French and H
Five yung ladies will c received into family rs
oarcrs. The price of board and non fer The scholastic year
Will 500 Those who learn Music "il be
q,:red pay additional fee Of $50.
My address is-Beaverdam Depot, Hanover.
WIN. C. WINSTON.
Woodland Dor II ISi3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

~ EO IlIRING-Thc subscriber again offers his services Ia
public branch Of his the time for hiring
hand His endravor will be- 10 give that attention
which the of The rrlcin SICKNESS especially
Il. s continues attend 10 the Collection of debts Of every de
scpon Renting on, Iionscs Mr.. Richard 6. Tusal
whn has for associated win him. VIII assist
him in his business. RICHARD NIL JR,
O.cc The Enquirer once,
Main srri, corner hrio~ the Banks.
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FOREIGN.

Huou \. GAElASp, Esq.
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GRADUATE Of Columbia College, IL New YORK city. wilt
n engaged principal III OF the public Academic
State DESTROYS oil obtaining situation IN the South
in the aforesaid capacity private tutor Cnexctpon
be Maine aud address to be ohaae
this office
Dec - G3-;ii
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-26
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Western Dist. of Va, Stanton
=. IN RANKRUPTCy.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS and all others
concerned iMinterest. to shew cause against
the petition Of: &c., :. = az
98o-William Marston, of Page county. for
a discharge from all his debts and al certificate
thereof on Tuesday the 28th day of February.
.lS43. Z: = 2. .. . = 30 ;.
s8l --.Laben Nv. Fisher, of Page county, tor
a discharge from all his debts and certificate
thereof, on Tuesday the 2sth day of,Februs-
ry 1s45.' - g. -,
T e82-Phil1p Darr. of Warren county, for
discharge from all his debts and certificate
thereof, OH Tuesday the 2Sth day of February.
1843. ! i n -! +. e.,r.., :.
I. S83-Eiasi Fisher. of Shenandoah county,
for discharge from all his debts and a certi-
fcate thereof on Tuesday the 23th day of
February, :1843.
i '942-Gyrus w. hurry. of Page county. for
a discharge from all his debts and a, certiicate
thereot, On Tuesday the 26th of February.
lS43. : = - : y,
977-Wm. NJ. Robertson, of Page county,
for a discharge from all his debts and CERT.
fcate thereof, on Tuesday the 28,h of Feb.
1843 49, a. a, -,
1048-Joel ~Pennybacker, of Shenandoah
county~for a.dlscharge from aitis debts ami
"a certificate. thereof, en- Tuesday the 2Sth of
Feb. i1c43a. IA copy-Teste, .l
j. NICHOLAS X. TROUT, ID. C.
December |, l842-1lw