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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-07-13
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Outrage against the Laes Of M;ssou-
ri.-The st. Louis Democrat OF the 2lst
ult., records another cross outrage against
the laws, which occurred on the Friday
preceding, in harrington, in that State.
1t seems that James Layton had been
convicted, few months ago, of an az
gravated murder upon his wife, two and
half years since, and Saturday last was
the appointed day for his execution
He had obtained from the Governor
respite till the first of September. But
this fact was not generally known. and
the people to tie number of 5000 assem-
bled to witness the execution at the ap
pointed time. An impression was crea-
ted that the man was about to be cleared
from the consequences of his crime
The mob, with fendish and ferocious
spirit. which such horrible exhibitions as
public executions never fail to excite,
decided unanimously not to wait for the
law, but to be the exccutioners of the
poor wretch themselves. They burst
open the prison doors; took out the guilty
man-erected Extraordinarily
hung him, and then dispersed. The
Democrat regrets that IAN intelligent
people should ALLOW themselves thus
inexcusably violate the laws of the
Commonwealth If this act is a proof
of their intelligence, savage is less a
barbarian. and has more humanity and
regard for authority than the civilized
inhabitants Of st Francis county.-Phi!.
Ledger.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-07-13

p@ An error occurred in the folio "
ing toast, in the hurry and hustle Of
getting ready to print our last paper. 1t
is now corrected by the original copy:
. By Noses Walton. The Heroes Of
'76. No words, no language, no de-
scrlption, no epitaph, no monument,
can do them justice; as natures proud
est monuments, they rise in superIative
grandeur upon the solitude of time;
having withstood the storms of revo!u-
items, they now stand out as beacon
lights which invite the mariners of every
cline and Of every creed.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-07-13
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THURSDAY, JULY IS, 1S43.

GrDr. Hollis Grafton on the 4th inst
was not received in time to be inserted
in to-day's' paper. II shall appear in
our next.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-07-13

We acknowledge the receipt of the
July No. of the '.Magnet,' a monthly pub
licaticn, devoted to the development of
the principles of phrenology, &C., by La
Roy Sunderland, n. Y. The No. con-
tains many interesting pieces. Price
So per annum, payable in advance.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-07-13

The Cops.-There will not be so gen.
eral failure of the wheat crop this year
as was anticipated some few weeks ago.
Many fields that then appeared to be al
most barren, have produced tolerabIe
crops-at least half, at fair estimate.
In many of the adjoining counties to the
south and west of this there will be as
good, if not better yield, Shan was real
lied last season. Those fields in which
the grain stands thinly upon the ground,
will turn out much better than was ex-
pected, owing to The fact that the heads
of the wheat are large and we'll filled.
We reeentIy-receiYed letter from a
friend living in Indiana, in which it Is
stated that in portion of that state there
will be at an average about half crop
Of wheat. The letter also states that
''wheat is worth from 20 to IS cents per
bushel. corn from 20 to 81 cents; -four
is selling at s. per barrel"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-14

nor 70 mutiny, was . terrible sIisFps,
tive.
The evidence ia emphatieaIIy against
McKenzis's discipline. During the tfip,
whipping with the cat O',aiHe tGilS end he
colt was sDmOst a. common at breakfast
and dinner with the crew and sPpFen-
tees. We do not much wonder that
Mckenzie feared 4 mutiny after The lash
had fallen nearly two thousands times
upon the bare backs Of those he had 90.
der his 1SeTcjEl charge.
What despOliSm must be the decks Of
navy ships, il Ihis,iS q fair specimen Of
their order and their discipline! All The
gloryIOf . triumph over the sIrOnghest en-
eny on the seas could not oVeTshadoW the
shame Of such treatment as McKenzies'S
underlings received At his orders. Cis.
Eng.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-14
MsKENzIE,s CASE.

The seslimony before the Court con.
cluded, while the judgment is preparing,
The press are dicussing the guilt or limos
ceRce Of the dead and the propriety OF
criminaliiy Of the conduct Of the living
actors in that tradgedy. @
We are honest in declaring thar inf'our
individWGI opinion the commander is
not sustained in his conduct by the evi.
dence Of those on whom he most relied
for acquitial. The whole seems TO have
been a scene of terror,-the mysterious
grouping and whispering,-the sinister
At times malignant expression Of that,
unfortunately, lame eye ofSpencer,sha
pening the battle axe bv Wilson and con-
vsrsing BY signs with SPeOcer-his at.
tempt 10 carry Spencer a long dirk which
he had skGrpesed Spencer exercising
. battle axe while ifoned, as il trying his
prospect OF success while in that situa.
.tisn,- this was calculated 10 excite
fear and bewilder the Imagination with
bloody spsctres and gorgonS dire, and the
commander appears 10 have been as much
frightened from his prOpristy as the small.
est Orhis boys.
The circumstances would justify both
arrest and confinement, but dsstR.-Sud-
den dsath, and "a suspieioA Of = disrosi.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-14
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
HOUHE


On Monday the 30tn. Mr. Mcfarland,
from the committee on Finance, report.
ed back the resolution in relation to the
receipt Of monies by County Treasurers,
with an amendment requiring the State
Treasurer 10 receive its pFOportiOnats
amount OF funcurent funds received By
County Treasurers in the collection Of
taxes, with certain restrictions; which af.
ter some discussion. was laid on the "a.
BILE es
On Tuesday Mr.. Chambers offered
preamble and resolutions sustaining Wm.
Cost JOhnson's national plan Of Finance,
laid on the table. .'i
Mr.. Nc FaTland, from the committee on
Finance, reported bill 10 provide fer
The payment Of domestic creditors. Mr..
Mudgett, from the same committee, made
q minority report; both Of which were
laid on the table.
The bill on the subject Of the reduc-
tiOn OF fees and salaries Of State and
Sounty officers was considered in cOm-
mitfee Of the whole.
S On Wednesday, Mr.. Olds, from the
committee on Banks, &c. reported back
the bill to repeal the Sd section OF The act
in relation to Bank Commissioners, here.
tCfOre Pasaed (which was Oldsred TO b
engrOssed.
Mr. PrObascO, from the committee ON
Finance, reported back the bill 10 pres
vent foreign Banks, insurance companies
&c. from establishing agencies 10 this
State. and recommended its indefinite
postPOnement; which was sgreed 10.
The bill to establish the new county Of
Massie, was taken up, and after some dis.
cussiOn was TecOmmitted tO select com.
mittse of FIVE. ~ r ".
On Thursday, the bill TO provide for
the enlargement Of the Lunstic Asylum,
YVES discussed at some length, and recon.
mitted. -a7 Z.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-14
. - !. GEORGETOWN o, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14 ls4s
NEW sERIEs.-voL. III. NO 90.

sctive bOSiilitieS in the Northwest, were
all called 10 remembTaLce, and as they
recounted their dePriVatiOnS, their herd
ships, and dangers, and the ultimate sue.
cess which crowned their efforts, the tear
Of manly Ssnsibility could hardly be re
strained.
During the afternoon he received the
congratulations Of numerous citizens who
testified, BY their hearty welcome, their
pleasure at again meeting, after a long
absence, fellow citizen, whose services
and merits they held iE distinguished
estimation.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-14
REPEAL OF THE BANKRUPT LAW.


As a specimen Of Congressional wit,
fun. learning, order. gsntility, decency,
wisdom, &C., we clip the following from
the very lJe>report Of tho dsbate in the
New York Herald. But it is scarcely a
"primIne" 10 what took place during the
disposition Of the amendments:
The amendments having been dispos.
ed Of, the bill was ordered 10 be engrOss.
ed. .F
Cries Of"nO, no, yes, yes"
Wisc.-Whst'll be the effect il the bill
be eDgrOsyed an hour hence and bronghl
ln7
A Member Why it's little bit of "a
id thing, any how, and doesn't want
any eDgrOssiHg.
SpeGker.-Shall the bill be eDgrossed
for third readingi-Gentlemen--as-
many
Great uprosr. and cries Of f"no. no. yes,
yes, go on-get rid Of the devilish swinN
ding Bankrupt Bill" (ROars of laugh
ter)
Vice What, sir, is the use of ell this
miserable opposition TO the repeal, against I
such decided VOtef
A VOice-Oh it's only Few frienss. of
swindlers. (LaughIer.) fFs sssssf
Observation-Disclosures -tGv6r--
bill--third-reading -
Cries Ofs'divide-diside."
A division was ordered, and resulted
ayes 14S, noes %.
Speaker er.-The bill is ordered 10 a
third reading-Ths Clerk will read the
bill
VOicCs-By its title.
Mr.. st. Clair Clark la funny tone
OF voice, (like a clerk at christening) a |
bell to repeal the Bankrupt Bill!
SPeGker.-The question Is now on, the
6nsl passage OF the bill
BGRGrd.-I call for the ayes and noes.
Several Voices oh! oh! no! no!
The ayes aud noes were ordered.
Mr.. Cooper, of GeOrgia.-Mr. Speak>
er ] ask 10 be excused.
Cries Of mo, no."
Cooper.-I wish 10 state
Voices.--NO, no. no O-statement.
COOper.-But have 10 say -
Cries Of"NO, no, don't hurt our feel.
ings."
COoper,-The reason have 10 give.
Cries Of "NO. no, no reasons" and
great uprOar. T --
A Member.--I move that committee
oe appointed TO 60 and knock Cooper
down. r
A Mem6er.-WhO cares how he votes!
we've enough.
COoper.--Cant ! be heard, sir2
Cries Of mo! no! VolS-RO on-Or>
ler."
COoper.-Then all I've got 10 say is
We nothing more to say-but I wish this
Hall was burnt down, and a new one
nade--that's all-(ROaTs Oflaughter, and
yreat excitmentl
The ayes and nays we're ordered on
he final passage TO repeal the Bankrupt
Bill, and resulted ihus:--
Ayes. Nays.
lao. II
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-14
RELIEF.

The Augusta Chronicle, The leading
coon organ in Georgia, styles WIN. Con
JOhnSOn's assumption scheme t" Relief o.
the S'ates.n By the bye, this talk Of res
lief reminds Us Of story told Of an DeeS
centric English divine, who vas called
upon to perform the funeral service Ofa
dead debtor. After tho ceremony was
performed, and the corpse was on liz way
to the chuTch yaid, the sheriff made .
descent upon the body, and attached il lOr
debt, as By the law Of England be had to
do.
"Move ont" said the priest. ~
"StOpn, shouted the sheriff. is
"MOVe onr' exclaimed the priest q.
gain.
"This bOdyis miner said The ShSF.
id: T
"This body is GOds!" reared the
priest. III !. hs-- q.
SIN the kings name command you 70
lower the cofin!" exclaimed the sher-
it, r7 7eo s,sEst
"Bury the body!" shouted the infuRia-
ted priest, ''andifthO sheriff says three !
words, take him up and bury him too.
I've read the funeral service, and sOssg.
body skdU6e bWTiedE a4-s
So with the wings. Having siRnaIly
failed to relieve the people, the next ex.
ercise Of their 70 ieVing proPensitieE, %
toward the States. Having promised Fe-
lief, they are determined sOa.etking shall
be relieved.-Plc6eiGn taF
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-14

Sure cure for q terrible d'sbrdsfin the
mouth. called slsnder. Take Of good ma 9
ture one ounce, ofsD herb called By The
Indians, sMind your own buisness,' one
ounce mig these with a'little chdrity
for failings, and two or three spFigs Ge
'Xesp vour tongue within your tssth.S..
Simmer them together In . vessel called
! tCirsdmspsctiOn' for . short limey and q
vill b 81 fer Usey 'ag. R m s9s- q
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-14
SENATE

In the Senate, Mr.. BARLEY has intro.
duced a new bill for BaDking--which was
laid on the table sDd ordered 10 be print.
ed.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-14
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-14

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19
GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R Il LYELL,

- = = JUST received a iTcSn supply OF Garden
- Seeds from thc So-al-o several different ssds Garden
seed. grown State, which they recommend a. fr,b
and gen1ne. ''
ARTicnoKE-Cf,.n Globe
ASPARAgts-G.nt or t1f-b
BuNDn BEhSs-Hrold wnis,r Dwarf Mo.aws Eary Dwarf
M"lmwS Lra Elfy Weeks rsry yellow s,r W4eE. fopy
r'1 Marrow Dwarf Red spcrhcd French Royal Dwarf White
POLE nEhNs-f.- tr1ai Pole Large White Lima. Scare,
Runners White UIt. f.fs
bEE,,-Lary H,, lump Eary Yellow French Sugar Long
BHOCCOIt-faf-. pu,.fs C,,.
Of, .nnN"i,-f''ef-ea Cromwell Dr1nIesd Eafy nuHoeks
''~ D"lh Green Savoy I1dy Sugar Loaf Tsdy yrIk p.,
,"s Green CURED savoy, Large YORK Late Sugar Loaf
CARROT Lerg O,s,,y.
lAtliflONEB- and Lat Dutch
'uEN--m.fns T4fu Eluy.
Turkey. ' ''' i''ns 'ison
1GG PLANr-rurpe
hNDNE-Grcsn Uured
/ kALE-Gnru CURED Scotch
Itt-hroHn Dutch Eafy Drumhead Eary sis.s Cree,
ZOE. les Large White i<sC
NUTMEG ~ '-'H 1'N'l i'''se i'ss or reno"
/ NAsrUWUN
/ OKRA--tanr and st,,,
/ u'lpN---iser sam. Yellow SKIN
rANsJEE Curei and Sinre
aAh1Nlf-Eum Large Iarre Dutch
a., - hle Imperial Dwarf Mauowfst Dwarf Gree, v,r,,,
49, tI',- Eafy Bsh1p's Dwan Etr T,dy sipe,i, =,
| "a-hhglrn laf} Warwick Wau,,6t 'v ''"''" "
/ nip yellow Turla ''' ''''s '''ffI white Tuf-
! sA1siFY VEGETABLE OYSTER
| SflNAGB-fucsy or Fin. Round ts,yed ,, g.,
Yellow Striped ~ '" "u'n "ntef Crook
| TOMATO-LaFc Red
TURNiP-Eafy White Dutch Parry yellow Dutch r.,,v c,,
Stone, Eary White Stone Red Ton Rf, H,-, v, 'flH
hlSO-Canay Seed and an assortment u Flsve, So INV
eel
MTINDOw GLASS; bores assorted r., .,,.s
mn DOVE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19
GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
FOR SALE b.
ROB'T X. DUAL,

BGHk square, Richmond, Virginia.
A SPARAGtS-Giant Or Dutch
- BEANS-Larre, and SulaI Lima. Snaps. Ee.
BEET-Long Blood, Early Blood Tump French White sugar
Mau-e Wurzel
BROCOii-Eary Cape. Large Purple
IAbbAGi-tary YORK Large York Fairy DrIuhcad Batter.
"a Lary Suglr1af Large BrumIead Cf1uiveirs d. Red
Dutch or Pieslng GrceH CURED Savoy Penton Ieh &c
CARRpI-Loug Orange
CAl LiFIpWER-Eary and Late
CELERY-Wite Solid
CIti MBER-Eary Frame Long Green
EGG PLANT
kALE---ytrh Sen KsIe
T,cEMa'a Ire Brown Dutch, Cabbage Fan, cros,
MElpN-Nuuueg. Ciffpn
WATER MELON-Fne-t kinds
NASItETiUM
oNlpN-Eariy Silver Skinned Large Red
PARsLEY-CurIed
PAEsNP-iafge Swelling
PEAr-Eary Monumental Fairy Cromwell Eav C1sros E,,y
fmue Dwarf Blue Pflssan Dwarf Mlu9vgft
RADsH-Long Scarlet. lump
HHrBAHB-Red for Tars
sALslFY-or Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH
sQtAsH-Eary Bush
TONATO-Lafge Red
TuRN-E'fy Pat Dutch Red Top Large Norfolk Rus Bags
Also,
Rsnrrl assortment 81 Flower Seed
BUJBDIs ROOTS
DOUBLE DAUItNs
ONION sEIs f.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
The sub-c ribers. manufacturers and Wholesale
dealers ia Foreign und Domestic
STRAW GOODS,

X tSiL'lFJLLf announce that They Icased large
90 spacious store unief the Exchange Reading Room Rich
mohl NRna where They iueud conducting general straw
Goods Eustutss. Their uogk comprise au
extensive assortment m evey artee with
whc they wu ue supplied weekly nsuufsctpr at
Che Noh who're they have Coz years erensve,
engaged IN The manufacture ~ STRAW GOODS anil their
ercnence ns manufacturer they snahc every aur.
IN their line az The ors N-thrs pr,e.s They
respectfully solicit Merchants Mnness AMI dealers n general On
can AMI examine their stock which VIII be found rpnpfr
extensive vauciy of LEGHORN STRAW. Cypress WILLOW
and FANCY HHAtD BONNETs. Also LEGuORN. PANAMA
md PALM LEAF HATS. BAND and FANCY BOXES ARFlFf
CIAL FLOWERS &C &C.
The es would aIso cal The n Merchants an
othsrs going North their Esbi1mcut No. "a, Cednu
street, New Work. where they will hnd
Of staw Goods and prices cannot fail
tou. q go ". A. y ? CARPENTER
FJ-rhe tyuohturr vrrnsn snd fredericksburg Arena
COPY flt and forward il this nfire
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19
JOHN n. GORDON

offers for sale the following articles for cash,
negotIab BILE pm per, in exchange for county
produce, and 20 Punctuni customers ON
tIic usual dime;
81. Cr1ir ?. Rico ani q. Sugar
- Single. double A tIblr Loaf do
West India g. Orleans Mo1sscsi in hhds. andbbls
Pine Old Java
Garuri. Green & White
Old and new crop Rio COFfFE
81. Domingo 4 Anrusum
G.. Powder Imperial Young Tyson md Black Tea
Pepper Alspiee. Ginger Cnyes snd Nutfnegs
Coppeus Madior and Indigo
Sole Leather good and damaged
Hemp Red Cords. and Plough Lines
Cotton Lines
Cut and Wrought Nails AMI nrads
Powder. shot, PIG md bar Lead
Cap Letter and Wrapping Paper
Shoe Thread fnc and coarse
Soap. snrch Pr blue and Chocolate
Window Glass and Pdity
Cotton Vans from different Faetorien
Bar Iron swedcs English 4 American
HOOP. Baud& Sheet Iron A. Nail Rods
Steel American n English Bsicrcd. Cast Sheer a German
Copper, Bfaziers sheating n bar
ZINC, Srchcf A BLOCK Tin
Tin Plate, kind and loaded for roofing
Wire NJ al
Winter STAINED Lamp Oh
Live Geese Feathers
Tubs and wood hound
Polished wagon and Bores
Bacon. city cured and wcarfn
W NB-eountfy produce sold commission.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19
ELLIS < Elicit, Agents.
no nII whom it mnY concrrn: IIavng been II

To all whom 10 may concern: Having been n ,
state OF heafh for years the Dyspcpsil bilious
plants AMI debility which followed long attack fever
had and being onen Troubled with and
ach with feeling depression spirits
and having frequently taken Ceoms and other
With slight benefit recommended by
smiths Biurrs By Ellis &
Eett when commenced using them they caused slight sickness
OF the stomach but determined thinking that could
not be worse and nay satisfaction
manifest eefIhe medicine carried OF the bile. and
very quickly and entirely my my opinion
TIE remedy Of value which freely AMI strongly
mend. A. MORRIS
IrLY, lS42.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19
TO SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.

I
v1MoMAs TYRER Manufacturer and Importer q Guns Rifles
Pistols Sc has the pleasure Vf nfnrng the Numbers
and choice as-oncnt Of Goods h line that b
fourd any establishment and workmanship thel
be escen an Of which vii be sa reduced
An,onc-t Ms the following
GUNS AND FOWItNG TACKLE
Superior Damascus aud stubbwa dOubs and single barre
Double srd .inelc plain stubbtwisi Guns
DO do do plain and imitation twist DO
Do do German do
RrasS, steel and silver mounted Rifles
Dnenns. Iock-t lsh AMI travelling Pistols
sen cooking sitgic and -'i barrel revolving Pistol.
Rife AMI Pistol FnwF~t Flasks
| Douhi, and singh Shot Peaches and BELTS
Split and Plain English and French PERCUSSION Gaps
Common FERGUSON Cars At IS cents pcf 1000
Sportstncn's Liquor fasks and Pocket Tumhers
English American ani Scotch Gunpowdsr
Dog Calls. Collars Whips. Chains AMI Couples
Hun;-ncns blowing Horns and Bugrs
Wash Rods shot Chargers. Cap Primers. Oh Cups Ran,
Patent Gun wadtnc. wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun, Pistol and Rife Lock-, Riff barrels
Ribs and forged and flied Gun Materials Of all kinds for Gun
Smiths
FISHING TACKLE
Fishing Poles nns Walking Canes English India
Grass and Hair Sk Gut Fishing Floats Hooks
Mood Limerick kUsy and vrsn IN. rsh Hooks
SUPERIOR and Plain Gilt German silver and Plated mounted
Sorls ofcets SIN sashss Epaucs
wiags Virginia Infantry and Troopers buttons; Clasps Sword
Canes Hooks swyyi Tass; star Gloves Lace; Brad Word
Wings Pompcons Sc SC
Eotts Rodgers and Smiths finished and warranted
Razor Superior Ivory Buck rear and Silver Mounted Pocket PEN
sPortsmcn DIRK Deer and Pruning Knives of Rodgers Crooks
and wor'enhe manufacture; Rodgers ladies' and
Genlcrncn's Scissors
Gold and steel Walking Canes with and
Swords Gold and silver Everpointc Pencils superior Pocket
Bcoss and Wallets Go and osSr Steel Pens Opca AMI
Spy Travellers ComDasS Boat Hooks Pocket Cork
Screws; Cases Key Rings Twscr Too,h Brushes snuff
BoHe Pocket kueS superior ateni lapc measures ing Gig
de THOMAS TyRER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19

N,hr United ssie. Court r the Eastern pt-, or y,,,n
~ March VI lsts-fn the hankuptey or rnyvspn
CoNMNcHAh Of the county Of CulpeppeL IN. r,,n M,
gina District The Sad Edward cunnngh who Ia. h..n A.
eNnA"p' ~ 'hs Court having died petition praying t
Ia. discharge ordered tina, thereof b. pnb.bs An .
PRINTED an The city Of Richmond seventy day. Al ,,.,
s., uV OF June nest, when hearing win be had on
, @ pch AZ the United States Court Room i'm the civ Of
anu M efeorS who have proved their debit. and o,het
may and Mace mi .on
not ho granted eopy--T.ss - ''"'' '''"H
NH S4-w11w. upx,v ....-..
IN" United States Court Ea.,.o, D,.,,., :, 49,.
January 20 iea5 In the ct hankrpcy ~ WI Ian
DEAN thc my ct Richmond Eastern yiy,,,. n,.i,
The sald William DSan who has deereed R,nl. ~
Court having flied petition fo his d.c,,. :, u
cd that notice thereof be published In a ncw.pap. 49,, ~ 49,
iy OF Richmond seventy days before The s,s " ~"
nett whsn hearing will be had said p-,t,or . ~
sai"s 'ourt Room In the City Of Richmond and an c,
have proved their debts ami others persons in intrr,
Al inc said time and place and show cause II any they h
"e prayer oi inc said Ictoner shouh not bs granted
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