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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01

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ever bsio rc'b bee ead formidable ,baa
sums 4 5a Giltsrs Portion Of lrelarnIt' g'as
Renea I'i S.. pouring into he eo,.
s Nop' ~ n,nsSoeialion--the po ,Uae'' d
o a yec o. NE catholic Clergy 1" y
o If ' Isee n proclaimed-.ss5s oo = he
S BY M M, AUTHORITY Of the Brush iii SSPppa5,t
Jicr ~, t. = o1 C.on,nell-tbe poa , p'''e
e sriIa,ion Of Wellington l and pa @
: Were well calculation IL . 0P p.a Ie'sa
'A + y IN the public min rIou''' ID
ton 10 olthe BRUSH Gsrer p'' !ao jslar
We have alluded, has heoa a.logt' io.rar
,hna m with but one feeling. '''ia',T'd .
W. movements in Ireland, n, 1S'I ng
p " eil'i ~ IN the upper, and IS T. DIi.
reel IN The lower House 5a a,u ~ RoOe|
, tent o., Of putting down the ho' r,.. Ar
The moment this rc,sh,l,
Of Of thousands were cong 1, ,,sa Ireland d
IT vi
1 , : back, and troops are 5 ! ~
ing '. N. The sensation Witch m S'. \! y
eminent sensation Of hosaItis,.' I's
ua u! cannot be described d. T u p
eileetual organizations we,, o,,. l4 *
, .aani place, and the great srij., " Y
'sl' Ine language Of dei.p ast.'
day becoming boider; and At .a ! g
period mas the repeal agitation h M, "
formidable m. as it now does. '''' ''1'
! The Cora Law agiiaaonis e,,.l
England. In the House ii Co. ,'1'a
de'ale Of four nights had t,S yg- \.
! regard 10 The speedy repeal oirlI
Laws, During this discas.io N !, T.,
eT' ZEE! made The most empalpS.
ton that he contemplated noe r...
; laws This declaration ba,
created .,s great excitement out u N
: an nc opposition IS rapidly iacre5
the Trends OF The a5oIllon NM.
Laws low declare that noiaiagrI
them ., unless a speedy rsuy 5rE
shall have the effect to d.Yen Il
Q mind from the su5je.L-lSa. Cs.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01

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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01
TIE SANDWICH IShANDS-EN
CIIsH AGGRESSION.

I.ands in the Pacific Ocean, The com
manlgr Ct tie Caryslort demanded re-
dress, for some real or pretended INJURIES
aIledceA TO hayc been sustained by but,
ish subjects. residing on the Islands and
made other demands inceasisient wila the
sovereignty The Islands, and threatened
N jnmedia.. au,ck Il lis demands were
no. complied with: the King being onaFe
10 resist tie attack, or contend agatns'
Triiish rover, surrendered Tie ls.-a4Si
lut Lc.ora doing SO, hc made aso!eEHa"o
lengthy rro,cs, aga;ns, ;hia high handed
and unjustiilab!e proceeding, which ha,
leen transmitted 10 Washington by spa'
cial express, The British iiagnow waves
ever these beautiful and lerdtc Islands
uulcss some compromise has been recent,
" effected.
The English Government has shown
for some time strong inclination tose.zo
these Islands. They VIII afford i sac
and fine har5or for the Pacific shipping.
Hi. maintains itself there, and at tie same
time succeeds n 'naNihs permanent '"''='
ment, as il IS Cow e"ieasCrng 10 to, at
tie moaln 81 tie No'uiA0A E'ef' ~ '''
Oregon ie.rtory'tWiIi DC ch1oie" "eoA'
troI the an,'E2 trade and commerce on LIE
great p"cIdc Ocean. II Will give IL
creased strength 10 her present o'crshad
ewing navy & add to her colossal power
In defeating her ne(arious cEcc', all Ma
TONS are vitality and deerly interested.
The nati es Of these Islands are Ind.
o~s though differing in ,lsoc.,v. and in
eoc,o other rcspec,s, from the North A.
mcrican sayagcs. They have made con
siderable advance in civilization. They
have formed a government pos ssing
strength. and adopted 20 their c,alitioa.
Their independence has been ackNow'-
cdgcdhy sevcra! civilized Nations. They
have made some progress in the mecl ar
zeal and acr.eula.r1l ar 8, and learning and
science are finding their way amoup them
Their commerce is daily ircr asMgi IN
unless saved hy the interference OF cIho
Nations. l,c,r bright prospects a"d lew
;,r homes will be Mined in the bud, by tn
English, who place thcir iron heel upor
Il. who are to weak 10 rosist .hcit ,as
anl mighty power
For centuries the history or Englan
his been but series Of agar2s.ions an
rs .rpaiions. She has atIaG conquest ,
conquest. Her possessions begItt tt
world oycr--on her domiaions the 81
never sets; Ike almighty colossus sEcb,
strides the earth. She has made Il.
plains of India and lllndoos'an, mrer
with human gore.-ln Asia q hndse
millions of human beings are wTi.a:ae w
der the oppression and eNacto9s Of he
accused policy-n CoGdl'lon wors
than slavcry-h whose sky Is ROT s'T
Sic star OF hcfe. In Ireland hcr tyrann.
hSe an incubus We'g"' down t@e Fe"Fl'
hPF2 VIC Ho'efi'iAsA. mas h1eia'.y e''
'"'-a4 . t'"i',' posses ''s '''-n "''''
r,y"'",S .''D s,"''''s -. LONG ="
''S'S' -'' t''P'' u '' '.''. "a '''''-'
J. : 'A''e I.'','' aus P''io"S ''l''''''S''''i''
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01
ENCLAND AND IRELAND.

Tie sccoln.s fsom E1giAnd, OEoilss'i'
by lie l4le sGn.1ls, are Efa,s eAciLng, sS
pesllgly SO fsr IS lreIsnd IS concefls-''---
'lls asi.a..Sa on ~ sJbj0a u EaPc~-' .
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01

-,=s.-.-.~e.-N .'->s.-sIw--- r--.ce-r--r.s
ever she wants, fable, she takes. Might,
is her measure Of right,
Her course of aggression and apoila,,
lion, Of blood and conquest is well caicu-
lated to excite alarm and would Justify
o.Ac: nations in leaguips together to Tree
those she holds in bondage and TO arrest
her career of robbery, fraud and CRIME
Her occupation Of the Sandwich Isl apds
is but link in her Infamous policy, II
she holds them il viii, as we have aIore
said, greatly increase the strength and eI-
Iicicncy ofhegnayy, and nrulns thecom-
merce of o,her nations, at the entire con.
,rol of which she has been so long grasp
ing and at the same time extend her bloa.'
ed dcminions.
Unigucging the numerous colonies ana
possessions Of England, would be q zr,a
advantage 10 the United States, 10th IN =
,ommcrc,al and political Point Of view.
Il would opea many probable markets to
he fruits of cur Industry ana ingenuity,
now closed 10 Us, some by high dates
.,nl others by positive prohibition. /
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
AT
JOHN W. OEsEu,S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Main street opposite Alex. Duval 4 Cos Drug store
i. b. SPENCE. Arent.

T.. 70. SPENCE, Agent,
WOULD respectfully inform his customers
AMI the public generally that just hiuas
have been purchased m e o,us II Phlids pa and .
York iof CASH. and manufactured the cry q, the
fashionable establishment Of John W. Orsin Make, and
Charles streets Il IS unnecessary y any further ofiyto
ennmerir part of my assortment The style qully Of hs
make b. well known o. Go, ctiDn. n Virginia.
Ny assortment consists part Of
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Frock and Over Coats
Goth and Camet Cloiks, part Of them Mcintosh style
snp wet Of Ensard cioih Dfee and froek Goats
P'niaon' of plain and fancy ca'mors, yanou. style, AMI
ye,tsof velvet Cashmere. Menno Silk and Satin
Morning Gowns snt Robes
Linen aud Cotton snus
Flannel Lambs Wool Tenno Shaker shra AMI Dravyer. Poet
handkerchief Cmvat scars Opera Ties, and Stocks cloves
ALSO
Samples Of the fashionable CLOTHS Cassiees and ve.ting
Which, WIZ make 10 order 10 The most f'noHab,
Tho advantages ofc prch1.o NJ these Good, Will enable me IN
n,Ro,v ~ CLOTHING and rc,,setfy invite the
p'Dhe 70 eau AMI examine for ihrmaciyos de-
CLEARS FAMILY MAGAZINE BE- new monthly Of a. p,,s.
> whose object " ays the Publisher collect cnrense and
yena'as the great mass Of standard knowledge
heyond" reach of mankind general us collected and pre-
the acqn ion u an u WILDE embebed with several hunlred
engraving lustrave ct many NJ The prominent
Bpica and Reigouio. 20 boz entirely free sectafian
im-'"ee - 90 aye subscriptions AMI orders soicnedby
" = Ifber0i 'Ner-Any subscribing himself
ne new .l-enher FOR one year and remnr - So cuuc
funds ce n ~ shall receive copy Periodical
one year ani copy NJ sears Bible Biography Wonders Of
WORN lobe k' subject 70 hs order Address above. ~
{ AiAcoEssoOO yd. caleor. om g. c!.e 10, ~, sc at
- y. Ct'NNiNGUANS
Cheap Cash DR. oods Store.
Hu n street, shockoe lin.
ENNIIlIN suPrIN or TRUNKs-Hafd Leather Franed
Tmylng Trunks and Bonnet or BoSes Of superior
qualify 'u'i opened large stock, made
Travellers aud others n n superior Tunk AMI
anine The y~ and prices which found very low Also
very large stock Of Travelling Bags shapes.
SAMUEL. PtrrNEY
aug Main u, door above Hubbard Gardner 4 Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30

VIRGINIA AT Rules held m the Clerks
Office of the Superior for the Richmond
Circuit the Ord day OF July. Ist3
Edward 4 Gay Executor OF William TaEwerL deed, rrtn
agains;
John Parkhn James Robertson partners
under the firm OF Pakh kelso Robertson T. PeaSant
Jane T. Peasants
The defendants above named
and given security according the Act Rules
OF this Court and by satisfactory evidence
are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth;
SAID defendants 10 here Rules
Monday October plaintiff
That copy ofihs order be forthwith inserted newspaper
published IN the City Richmond fcr two months and
posted at the mont door ofthe Capitol in said
A Copy-Teste
ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30
To SPORTSMEN OFF THE FIELD.

FEHOMAs TYRER Manufacturer and Importer Of Guns Rifles
II Pistols &c has the pleasure ~ informing the Nsml-rs OF
more extensive and choice Of Goods As line 't can be
found IN similar establishment and workmanship they
cannot be eNened all OF which WILL b SOLD very reduced prices
Amongst has assortment the following
GUNS AND ROWLING TACKLE.
Superior Damascus AMI Gbbtw,I double and single barrel
Double and single plain ssIbh Guns
DO do do PLAIN and imitation DO
Do do do common German 30
Bras, shetland silver mounted Rifles
DueIling pocket, belt and travelling Pistols
sen cooking s'nsle and SIX barrel revolving Pistols
Gun, Rife and Pistol PowpoT Fllsks
Double an! Single Shot Pouches and
Split and Plain English and French Percussion Caps
Common Percussion Caps, at IS cents per LEGO
spOrtsncn's Liquor Flask and Pocket Tumblers
English American and Scotch GunpowdeT
Dog Calls, Collar, Whips Chains MI Couples
Iiuntsmen's Blowing Horns and Bugls-
Wa. Rods. Shot Chargers, Cap Primers OIL Cups Balls
Patent Gun Nadding, Wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun. Pistol and Rife Locks, Rife Barrels
Ribs and forged aud filed Gun Materials II all kinds for
Smiths
FISHING TACKLE
Fishing Poles joints and Walking English Silk India
Grass and Hair Lines SkwOun Gut Fishing Float
Moods Limerick Kirby and Virginia Fl.h Hooks
MILITARY.
Superior and Plain Gilt Silver and Plated mounted
Swords; Officers Belts Gilt and Plated Epauetts
Wings Virginia Infantry and Troopers Buttons Clasps Sword
lanes Hooks swvel Tase sar Gloves Lace; Braid wor.ted
Wings, Pompoons &c. sc.
CUTLERY
Elliott Rodgers, and Smiths superior finished and warranted
Razor" superior ivory Buck Pearl and Silver Mounted Pocket Pen,
sortlncn Dirk Deer and Pruning Knives Rodgers Crooks
and Won'enelms Manufacture Rodgers superior Ladies'
Geuuemen's Scissors.
FANCY GOODS
Cold and Silver mounted and steel Walking Canes with
out swords Gold and Silver Ever oned Pencils; superior
"r Spy Gas-ss Traveller Comprises Boat Hooks Pocket Cork
Screws Segar Cases Key Rings Twee-ers Brushes. Snur
BoAc- Pocket Rules superior Patent Tape Measures Riding Gig
de . THOMAS TYRER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30
NIRGINA.-At Rules holden in the Clerks

NIRGINIA.-At Rules holden in the Clerks
Office OF the County Court Of James City House
the Of Williamsburg Monday the 9Th day Of August
Tire year one thousand, eight hundred and forty three.
William Ellos, PltL
Against In CHANcHRY.
Ro G. Richardson and RObt NeCanllish, Dets. y
The defendant Robert g. Richardson having ap
peaance and gwen security according the Of Assembly
tic rules Of this Court and by satisfactory evidence
that he inlabtant Of motion
Of tile Panun by his counsel ordered that aid Robert
Richardson do appear here the November
and answer the hill Of the plaintiff and that copy
be- forthwith inserted in published the
Richmond for two months successfully and that another copy
posted at the front door Of the Court house
amishurg. a Copy-Tesje.
lI-wqw O.. COGBIII
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30

wM. g. SANDS. G. G
VlRGINlA:-At Rules held in the Clerks


oee Of the Superior Chaneey for the Richmond
Circuit, the 9Th day OF June. Is43:
Li,cbeIry Darlington and Mayo H. James L. Mary A. C. Wi
ham u Waller H. and Francis j. "
whom Infants aud their next trend MAYO
"aher Coles AMI lstey his wife. and other pitns
against
samuel w Darlington. John NJ. Wake and Cemenina
William NJ Burwel and Susan Addison BELT Elizabeth
ms wife, Douglass Merewshsr and Judith wife, James w Alex
andcr and Elizabeth his wife, and def'ts.
Inc defendants above named having entered their
ance an gwen security according Assembly and
es OF TINS Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
they are not inhabitants OF this ordered
'e sand deenants do here Rules be held
the inst Mondy In October
ui aud that copy OF this order be
newspaper published IN the City Richmond
sueeessNe aud posted at the front door OF
said A Copy-r.s,e
ia WA aANDs 4,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30
WILLIAM ANDERSON, JR..

WILLIAM ANDERSON, JR.,
GROCER AND Commission MERCHANT,
Opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary street.
~ ANING purchased his Stock of Fall Goods
much earlier hi than previous al
vance IN pees IN the Northern cities enables him oner ih'm
much favourable than souI DO stock had
TO be purchased The following goods land
ing which offered on accommodating
ESQ hhd' 81 CroN Porto Rae and " O. Sugars strictly
300 bags Iasia Rio, st Domingo Porto Rico superior
Old Java Coffee
20 whole and hail boxes woolsey's Loaf Sugar
hblS Crushed
1850 sacks Liverpool Filled Fine Salt
200 DO DO Ground Alum do
- hhds and 20 bbl. superior y. %. Mslassrs
$4,000 lbs Middhng Bacon. prime
ie5 bb' and half pipe. superior OH Rye whi.key
80 do Common do
half yapes OIL cOsnae Brandy, otard, Dupuy
do do J. J. Dupuy * Co.'S do
10 do do Imitation
30 gals Cognac Brandy vintage Of 1905 in
demiohns, from To gallons
pipe Old Holland Gin
wocdhou.c beet NJ Wine, in pipes half ppe.
bbls Cordial
do Cherry Bounce
$50 do North Carolina Hcrrins-, No
IS do do do do No.
100 do Potomac Gross No.
60 sweeds, County English Iron we assorted
do American Bistered Steel
English and German do
sweeds Plough Plates
1000 Horse Shoes, ready mailing
$50 kegs Nails and Brads assorted .z.s
$50 boxes WooiruT-s and Huls Patent Candies
l25 do IIuIIs Patent Soap
- do Vanegated do
- kegs Beatty Duponts = and Pr Powder
= tons Shot assorted
! Bar Lead
I5j Lump Plaster
Ground DO,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns. assorted
Cotton Olnaburss No. and .
10 half chests GuDpowder Tea, part extra Gue
90 do do Black
80 cauy boxes GungowdeT do
10 arge and Is small 'e Brooks highly approved Wheat
40 half boxes sNlO and IOKl2 Glass
Cap, Letter and Whiting Paper
Pepper Ginger aud Allspice
COpperas, Alum, Saltpee and Bnmone and many other
smln lTtIcIes Two iedlnns % rnnmerne. m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30
WORKMAN, MGRUDER y CO.,
Al


~ 60 IIli-. r r. y. Orleans and ST. CroiY Sugar
90 Boxes w. 4 Woosey, smith & Coverings double aud
triple Loaf Sugar
- Bls Crushed and Powdered Sugar
20 Hhis New Orleans 7. Rico and Trinidad Moas-es
500 Bag lIguira Coffee
go DO RIO do
$50 do Cd java IN
$50 Boscs Woodruff and Huns Iaten Candles
80 do Sperm 10
- do JItd- patent Sperm DO
COO Sacks Liverpool filed Sat
$50 Bags New York Shot
5000 Lbs. Bar LEAD
COO Kegs Dupont. Sporting and Blasting Powder
$50 DO Nail. made o swedes Iron
Boat Spikes
@GO Bhls. Sol ~. &. lernngs
20 do do
rs Boxes ryIoand iGr " GIas-
20 Dozen Barnes and simmons Axes
90 ihds Prime Wcsicrn SIDES
G'n Sides S1i, Leather, good and good damaged
500 Lbs. best English Shoe Thread
10 Ticrces Clarified Whale Oh
do bc. Spgm do
800 Do Thour,.tOn Lime
~ Bbls. Tar
~ DO Pure CIDER Vinegar
900 Blue grit Nova Scotia Grind Stones
tcfOons best Caracas Indigo
Pepper Ginger Pfneuto. Salt Pctrs
Birthstone. London Mustard &c.
80 Tons Tredegar Svedes and County If1n-comprsiny
of nearly an of fat square round
Band AMI Hoop Iron
Boiler Plates
TuI- Nail Rod. assorted sizes
do Spring Steel
do American and English Bisiefed Steel auI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30

W iRGlNlA-M Superior OF Chaneery the Rich
mond Circuit held at the Capitol, the City Of Richmond.
Monday, June 20,
James Kelly late Of Carrck SUR Ireland William Kelly
Carck SUR IN Ireland Ionora Kelly Cathano
Kelly and Bridges Kelly the said William the brother
said James and the said Honoa CahAre Bridges
sisters and Ann Walls Of
cousins OF Edmund Walls deceased the City
IN the state OF Virginia, Pitts
Against
William Williams and Richard r. iiaIa Executors Edmund
walls decd
This this OF
ties the bin replication
by counsel On consideration whereof
ton of the Plaintiff doth require persons having
claims against Edmund Walls the
exhibit the the Court for
the neat Janu,ry Tenn and doth dcctthat Published
la Of the printed City con
unued therein for eight weeks aud be posted
Courthouse of the County eneo the
Courthouse of the City al Richmond
~ sS-wpw \ copy-Teste WIN SANDS e.. &.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30
XRGINIA-At supericr Court of Chancery

NlkGiNlA-At n Superior Court of Chancery
for the Richmond Circuit. held Capitol City OF
Richmond Thursday, June goth. Ist3:
John Thompson, Jr. and Curtis Carter, Plaintiffs;
against
deed,
This cause, In which the pianrs appear proceeded
against the defendant Alexander Mek
try IN the mode prescribed by law, absent defendants he
M falling appear and be heard
the ball taken confessed absent
OF the other defendant replication and Nb and argued by
counsel On consideration whereof order Com
missioner Of this court publish months
newspaper printed the City OF Richmond requiring the creditors
OF Alexander Mekn. who claim share proceeds OF the
property conveyed by deed OF March,
Thousand eight hundred and four Mekm Geo
Winston and Edmund Bailey, forward and place
To be appointed by the prove claims
That the said Commissioner showing the
due the creditors respectively And
that he also state apporonng due Ed
mund Bailey which
counts the said Commissioner the with
specially stated deemed perncntby himself may
be required by the parties TO be stated.
A Copy-Tese
a. a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30
NIRGINIA:-At in the Clerks odice OF the su
peIioI Count Of Chance for the Rehmond

NIkGINIA:-A Rules held in the Clerks Odice la
pcor Court Of Chancey for the Richmond Circuit third
day July,
Daniel Brown Benjamin Pamorc, Thomas Meaux, Mary
Morrison William w Moshy, Colin Clarke and Charles l..
Mosby Phf.
Against
Lireberry II. Mo-by. Charles a. Hail others Dens
The defendants having appearance
ana given security according the Act Of Assembly and
Of tins Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
not inhabitants nj this Commonwealth ordered That the
said defendants do here the Rules held
Monday IA October next AMI the bill the Plaintiff
that copy Of this order newspaper
published IN the City Of Richmond
aud posted at the front door the Capitol Cy
a Copy-Testo:
ia 22-w9w WIN q SANDS e. g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30
COMMISSIONERS OFrIcE.

Pursuant the foregoing creditors Alexander Me
KIM who claim share the proceeds OF the property conveyed
by the deed March. Alexander
Kim Geo. Winston and Edmund Bailey hereby notified
tend Office the City Richmond nv 10 O'Clock A.
Thursday the 18th day OF October prove
And the concerned hereby notified
day and the and place, the
settlement and the evidence enable perform
duties required by the foregoing decree.
9-waw JOHN SHORE. Commissioner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30
NIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks OF:

fee OF the Superior Chaneery Richmond
Circuit the hnh day Of June lSIa
Carer H. Harrison Elizabeth Darlington deeas
ed. Pnf
Against
James w. Alexander Elizabeth WIFE formerly Elizabeth
taheh and other
The defendants above named
and given according Act
of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth
said defendants De- appear here
Monday IN October and h plaintiff
that thus orler forthwith
published the city III Richmond nccessyely
and posted Tie door Of Capitol the said City
Copy-TeSte'
ju 2I-wgw WIN G. SANDS e. a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30

the United States Count Eastern Virginia
II June 20 lsI3 In the OF bankruptcy H. r. WATKINS
Of the Cunty of buckingham, the Eastern Virginia District
The said H. p Watkns who has been dcTeed Bankrupt this
Court having filed praying discharge
that notice thereof be- published newspaper printed
of Richmond 30 days least before the 30Ih day of August
when hearing viii be- had sid petition. United
Count Room eiy who have
proved their debts and other appear
said time and place and show pray
fthc sad petitioner should be- granted
Copy-TrSe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30
XIRGINIA mo- wrr:-A, rides taken in thc

VIRGINIA no WIT - Al rules taken i'm the
CLERKS Office Chance
~ OF Prince Edward County the ID day Of July, isi5
William u. venabb, Pnn
against
paeney Cosby wel'hire NJ Lewis. and r }. sparrow,
The defendant Cosby not having
security according Of Assembly and IN.
rules Of this Court and appearing nm
Of this State, the by counsel A. p
tered rules aforesaid and accordingly the aid DE-
PENDANT Cosby, do appear day September tern.
and the plaintiffs bill copy OF this order he
forthwith inserted Of the public printed an
the city Of Richmond for months successfully posted at the
front door Of tho Courthouse OF this county
Copy--Teste:
pl9-wsw n. j. woRsIAM, q. G.
N CHANCERY.-In Gooehland County Court July I'm Iss3
John Williams and Rebecea his wife, formerly Rebrcca Nor
row. Phfs
William Morrow, Sally Morrow. William Ragland Jimmy hi,
wife, formerly Jimmy Morrow Abigail Lucy May Mari. Nor
NO. 80
This day came this Plaintiffs their hin md
ue Defendant William Morrow,
ana given security according To the Act Of
OF THIS Court and Il appearing the Court, tt,
ne NOT an iniahtani Of thus Commonwealth ordered, That
the said defendant William Morrow. aplcar the dav
OF october Count neat and the Plaintiffs thar
shed in tbs City OF Richmond for ana
posted NJ the 'front.' door at the Courthouse OF this County
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30
UIRGINIA.-At Rules held in tho CIsrL,. 0c

nee OF the Circuit Superior Court AMI Chaneerv fur
The county OF MiddleseS. on the LIST Monday July is43
Robert H. Hord and Richard H. IIor Emily ID II,,
'. ' auia" anu nc" Hiehd' Companants
thomas iord Executor OF Richard Hor former Guardian
Of Richard and Robert Iiord Defendan,-Ix Cu,xcx.~
The defendant Thomas Hoi having his
anu gwen security aeeofng TO the act Of rule,
% court anu Happearing by affidavit filed cause that s
Is not an inhabtant Of this that the sal, de
ennt do appear here the first Monday AT
% houen o The li court and plaintiff and
ata copy OF tins order IL forthwith some new
punished the City OF Richmond months ana
posted al The front door Of the Count House county
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