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, 1843-01-14

By q decree of the Supreme Court, as viii
be seen on reference TO a'notice in another
column of cur paper, all sales Of land made
subsequent to August 22d, 1924, conflicting
with the 10, 900 arpen claim Of the widow and
heirs Of Antoine Soulord. as exhibited by sur
vey No. 30l6, in townships 81 and 50 Of ran
ges 9 and 3 west, are declared invalid. By
this decision some twenty-five or thirty fami.
lies are dispossessed. in some instances, of
large, well improved and valuable farms, TO
which they havefitherto held TOR, at least as
they had a right to expecp legal titles. We
are Informed by a gentleman of unquestiOnable
authority that the present occupants will be
required to relinduish their respective claims,
and receive. simply the original entry money,
for their toll and labour. Ifthere is any Justice
in this requisition We confess our utter igno.
rance of the term. Is ii what the honest,
hsrd-working yeomanry of. our country have a
right to expect at the hands Of the General
Government Is it not an open and palpable
violation of good faith, on the part of the gov
ernment2 Hnot, then may we well exclaim-
"Save US from our friends"
This land was entered in good faith on the
part of the people, as Congress land. 1t has
since been ascertained that it did not belong
to the general government, but on the contra
ry, was covered by a Spanish claim, set up
and established by the heirs Of Antoine Sou
land. Does hot then common justice claim
that the present occupants Of these lands shall
be reimbursed, that they shall be paid for im.
provements which have cost them long years
of toil and laho,r IN cou,Ia,.
, 1843-01-14
FoR THE RADICAL.

Nj. ADAMS: l perceive from the last
number of the Radical, that our County
Court, has determined on building a court
House, during the present year. have
for a long time, looked upon the old
shanty in which the Courts are held,
as a disgrace to any people, and that it is
a~bundantly uncomfortable, all know who
have business to do in Court think
too Mr.. Editor, that the valuable papers
in the Clerks office, should be better Ia
ken care Of, than they have ever been
since l have known the county, which is
now aboute ten years. But l am not
sure that this is the time to tax the peo-
pie, for building public buildings. The
times are mighty hard too, and money is
scarcer than l ever knew il to be, except
once, in Kentucky. Our taxes are as
much as we can bear, and these hard
they ought not to be Increased. 1
have never heard that our County has
got money before hand, and ifthey have
not, | don't know how the Court is to get
along without taxing us farmers pretty
Now if the Court house should
cost $1,000, this much money woull
have to be raised by the people this year
and next,-and the people wouldn't
stand it. Think we had better wait, I'M
times get better, and put up a little
with what we have been putting
up with many years. By putting this in
your paper you will much oblige
A SUBSCRIBER.
, 1843-01-14

We have heretofore neglected to no.
tee the election of Judge Glover, the
present Senator from Cole county, to the
Office of State Treasurer.
, 1843-01-14

Gov, Dooa.-It 10 said that efforts are max.
in New hsmpshns. to appoint Gcv. Door,
to a judgsshiP in that stste.
, 1843-01-14

The Paris Sentinel says: "We are
informed on respectable authority,
that the citizens of South River
Township in Marion county, held a
meeting a few days since, and enter
ed into solemn resolutions to prevent
by force, if necessary, the sale of
property belonging to Nj. Casey
Foreman of the said Township, which
had been levied upon by the, proper
officer, for a debt due in Palmyra.
perhaps to Messrs. Sewers Haskell,
merchants. The day Of sale, as ad-
vertised according to law, passed
without violence, we believe, as there
was no attempt to prosecute a dispo-
sition of the property"
, 1843-01-14
confident belief that they should sue

confident belief that they should sue
coed in reducing that town. They
stated that in several sortieS from the
Mexican post in the rear OF Cam
peachy, the Yucatan troops did not
properly resist, and evidently had the
worst of it--lhat the place was regu'
larry besieged. and must eventually
surrender. On the other hand, we
are informed from a good source, that
The Mexican force has suffered n great
diminution from deaths by yellow ie.
yer, and were distressed in body and
mind, arising from hunger. Indeed,
we know officially from Vera Cruz
that fresh supplies of men and provis-
ions were deemed necessary, and
have been sent forward. We hope
the Yuratecos will be united, land
union alone will give them the nee
essary strength in The present emer-
gency.) and succeed in expelling The
invaders from their soil. We must
confess. however. that we have been
disappointed in learning that they had
not done so in a month after the land
ing of the enemy, and we have some
that adverse counsels may pre-
vail, when the holy fire Of liberty
and independence may for a while be
ohscured, if not exiinguished. in the
peninsula"
, 1843-01-14

New ORLEANS BANKs.-We learn
that the amount of specie now in the
vaults of the banks of this city is a.
bout S4.5OO.OOO, while the circulation
Of bank notes is less than $4,000
600. This partly accounts for the
scarcity Of money, Of which many
complaints are still heard. The b1nks
do not feel authorized TO increase their
circulation. because much Of the coin
in their vaults comes under the head
o: special deposites.
The Bank Of Louisiana had in its
vaults. specie amounting TO S2,04o,-
600. while her notes in circulation are
only for the sun of $45o,ooo.-[N.
o. Courier, 2S:h ult.
, 1843-01-14
THE RADICAL
Bowiing-Green, Jan. ii. 1912.

The communication of "A Subscriber" be-
ing upon a matter of general interest to the
citizens of the county. we have taken the
trouble TO inform ourselves as TO the probable
means of the County, for erecting pablo build
ipgs, and the views of the Court, as connect
ed with that meter; our information is such as
NAV relied upon-and when the people are in.
formed of the resources of the county, we
doubt whether there will be any-opposi,ion TO
erecting a Court House without delay. 1t is
estimated that a neat, commodious and sub
s,sntial Court House may be put up for $4,000.
We think this estimate is right enough, when
We take into consideration the very low price
of labor, and materials compared to what they
have been. The available means on hand, or
rather the amount due the comfy by the COL
lector, for the years 1870 and Al, is estimated
at SIs00--and at the present rate Of taxation
there will be an excess of receipts over expen-
ditures for the years ls43 and 4, of $780,
This will make the sum Of S3400, ACQUIRING by
the time the building can be completed. With
the aid Of the iaferesf upon the Road and Ca
nal Fund, amounting 10. say $1,000 per annum;
we make the sum of $4,000, which added to
the present available means, and The probable
amount of nett revenue OF Is43 aad 4, makes
the sum of S5ao0--as follows.
Due ny Collector on taxes for 1910 81. g,
and 1912. .9"t $500 90
Probable amount Of revenue over
and above current expenditures =
for ls43 and A.. 1000 90
Interest on Road end Canal Fund
two years. 1000 90
S54O0 90
So that according to the views of the
Court, it is not expected that the taxes
will be increased at all-and the debt
will be accumulated by the loan
from the Road and Canal Fund, may be
entirely paid off, by the year 1850. at the
present rate of taxation.
We think, with these facts before him,
our Subscriber" will have no objection
to see the building progressing, with as
much -apidity as possible, and the peo-
pie will unanimously approve the deter
mination of our County Court.
, 1843-01-14

LATEST FROM CAApEAcHY.-The N.
Orleans Bulletin of the 96th ult. says:
"The schooner William Crawford
brings accounts from .Campeachy to
the 18th instant, and from Laguna to
the 9TH. Capt. Means remained sew
sral days at Campeachy, and spent
part of the time on board the Mexi-
a squadron. The firing was kept
up daily between the belligerent par
ties, and without any marked advan-
tage on either side. The English
officers of the steamship appeared TO
be in good spirits, and expressed the
, 1843-01-14

THE EARTHauAKE.-The Cincinnati
Gazette Of the 9th says: A severe
shock of an earthquake vas felt in
this city, last night, about fife en- min
uies past nine. 1t lasted three or
four minutes, and shook fu%rnature,
looking glasses, &C., in an extraordi-
nary manner.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14
THE REGISTER.


Printed and published every SATURDAY a
THREE DOLLARS in advance. Subscribers who
do not pay in advance, viii inyaFiably be charged
four dollars. s-sS- r.,
Advertisements inserted Ger Gle dollar pei
square (of ten lines less5 for the FIRST se rton,
and ffty cents for each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements which exceed Ten lines, charg-
ed ten cents PER line for tho first, ard FIVE cents
for each insertion afterwards. - %. -
YEARLY ADvERTlsING.-A deduction will be
made 10 those who advertise by the year to a suf-
fcient amount to make it for the interest Of mer-
chants and otherc.
- Advertisements out of the direct lire of BUSH
ness of the yearly advertiser viii be charged for
seperatclv at the ordinary Eate4s
Professional cards, not adorable for the year,
containing ten lines or ies3 ten dollars.
TIE names of candidates fer county offices will
Re inserted for i've dollars payment always in ad-
vance, and State Offices ten dollars.
Election tickets will never be delivered till
paid for. .,.. 81.
Political circulars or communications ofonly an
Individual interest, will be chargd at half price
Of ordinary advertisements ard must be paid III
advance. ... -
Advertisements not marked with the number Of
insertions will be continued IT'LL forbid, and any
alterations made after insertion charged extra.
Advertising patrons will favor US by handing
in their advertisements as early after regular
publication days as convenient-not later in any
case if possible, than Thursday night.
All JOB-WORK must be paid for on deliv-
cry.
POSTAGE must be paid on all letters, or they vii
not be attended to.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14
Courts.
Just Received

EROM Boston, a fine assortment OF
II fresh Shoes and Boots, consisting OF
Ladies' Kid Slippers, Shoes, Walking
Ties, and Brogans; Gents. Calf, Seal d
Kip Boots, do. Calf, Seal and Kip Bro
gans and Shoes. Also, great variety
OF Children's shoes. All of which will
be sold low for cash by
June 8. A. w. ARMSTRONG.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14

al ,1lsas and complaints whatsoever cognizabie
~ ]. Court of Equity. and holds two sessions an
nuaIlv. commencing eli the Bird Mondays III Apr
and October for the Oxford District, and January
and July at Jackson.
JUDGES and D1srR1cT ATToRnEysof The Circuits
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14

Job, work Of all kinds
done ut this Office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-07
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE,
THURSDAY, Jan. S. 2P,M
THE MARKET.

FLoUR.-sae- OF about 800 bbs Howard stree, flour
good standard, brands made from stores yesterday
Cd No transactions have taken phce to-day; holders are
ohenng freely at 81, without, disposition on the mart OF
purchasers u buy-reccips light with moderate stock
Inc wagon prce Is unsettled. We have no 10
note IN Iiy Mhs-ho.ders generally are asking Sil2b
iheIe Is no Susquchanna flour in market
phAlN-lhe receipts OF grain very limited, and
prices remain unchanged We continue to quote good
10 strictly prime Maryland rcd wheat IS 80 cts and
% 80 for inferior fair There have been no re-
eeps OF corn Tor some dHys-we quote MARYLAND white a,
10 e and yellow at 10 cts. Oats sell - 81 cts and
kye at45 41c. There Ponna. grain Of any descrp
non IN Market owing to the closing OF the and of ma
vigntion.
PROVlSlONS.-Sales Il limited extent of No |
western and Baltimore Lard in kegs made Yesterday
at cts cash. mos. Other articles in this market remain
AZ at previous report There very little old Bacon in
market and sales Of every description light We quote
new baltimore cured Hams Sa9 cts. and Sides and
Shoulders at cts. Holders Of New Baltimore packet Me-
Beef continue TO ask $50; No. is held at 5Oa and Prime
a'45OaJ There nothing doing Butter and prices arc
without change.
NhlShEl- We have 10 note a further decline in the
prce OF this article Holders offering bbls freely al
3Oc and hhd- at the No sales have transprd
and the marSc Is considered dull The wagon nr,cc ~
bbls. Is Il cts. exclusive of the Dbl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-07
ASssssssa
mr. Lisr MOTIFS nan.
CONGREss ON rnuRsnAY.

SsHsts-The question Of rerseity between Mc.-rs
benton and Rvcs which originated in the discussion Of the
late Treaty, in session. In August last snd which IN,
recent publication OF Mr. Rives' speech on that occasion
has brought to point revived. Mcssr-. Tsppan and
Walker OF Mississippi sustained the position OF Mr. Ben
ton. which, far Judge Of small matter moi
very ntcgiby communicated by the Sonnto Reporter.
seems TO be i'm Mr. Bcnton's favor We shall lay the mat,
ter more ut large before the reader on Monday.
The Senate then laid the Oregon bill over I'LL Monday
and after going into Executive session, adjourned.
HoaSeln the House, the efundin OF Cen J,cLrop,.
fine, was further debated by Mc-srs. Gwn c. H. William.
Gushing, Adons and Others when the House refused TO 90
into Committee OF the Whole. By vote Of log To 100
BANKRUPT LAW
This law, rather the political relations of the country
at large, were debated by three New Yoke; and Demo
era's' MessrS Bovine, MeKeon, and Gordon whose con-
me'ns views exhibit melancholy picture OF family jars,
when, without any result being reached
The House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-07
BANK OF VIRGINIA.

IHNHE next General Meeting of the Stockbold-
u ers Of the Rank Of Virginia held At tps Rankin,
House IN the City Of Richmond m n MONDAY gtb Of Jaauar
'
provided BY The 9Th section Of the General A.
sembly. pa--ed March 18Th is42
That Oesr Director Rank hereafter vots h.
PROXY ior any socker election q Directors or On, a.
Bans nor shall any PROXY b. valid which sH have been exse
ted sixty days l-oos The time q any elections'
The also provides President or re.,, ~ -
VnE Bank f gcnera agent of Manufacunng or MINI.
''lt9t rish - lefttff clshe Director Bank
J. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-07
SALE cF TANXARD. TWO HOUSE a,pIoT.
Ae. an FAnMyILIE.

HSthSI Az d To- 4 deed OF trust, executed To
ms sHscrihsr hy Thomas d Phillips Fshrua-
ana o. record IN th' C"rks oaiee Of County o.
rSoe fwlr Tor certain therein han ON t-
day Of January isi1 the premises town of FsrnviHs
sinr cash the following property, Lot No u.nta..
h1nery and now fitted buildings v,t. ma
rs TOT carrying on the Tanning and
lbe Scae snsrrn2 TO ministry anphe Two com
i"ahe Dwelling Houses with gardens. suaeh.d
one negro woman two horses and other ,ie
700 numerous W mention THIS properly Of
aaNorb" opportunity N iboS- DESTROYS their MONEY
own properly Ut doing N great advantage person u.hns
oeAsniir can have opportunity bv
Who r--t- IN faTrvlc tbs sb-riher.
any e uni al MS Office IN town The title property i b.
HeVeto De undoubtedly good but sas1 only IA
ueh Interest and convey such title vested by deed
an - cwti-clSeds WIN. q. FTyOURNOY 1n,s,.-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-07
Auction sa!ts.
THIS DAY.
Isy InIs.. A nr.,her.

bc REGULAR SALE DAYs- rur.aa,. rnn.
and sntorsiays Cash advance. be made on ryer, q.
senplnn OF GOOD Consigned foe rahic .sh.
On sdCRDAf MORNING. January 7ih commencing AZ Ol
Ss ~ mont OF store ~n H. soil vasy desirable IIoa,.
boil Furniture. Consisting part
Wco- lat Chairs q best Cry make
Beds bedhns and b.tl-tead-
Mah'Sany Buf-aux. SdeboarlS AZ.
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS
chs Invoices m dmiohns superior Holland Gin French
bfaniS Jamaica Rum Mad~in Wins. &C
>. easks ~ Win--IOO0O Prine pe Cran.
- COR l.f she Bru-h-s superior aricl-
y nfsin- Mountain Buiicr--5 hhlS suxat Ee ae
30 pair city urssie black and rlS>c Brogues
90 par nrans-S ea-rs Pun Hats ke-Alao suRir n a
hn5 MOE rpcSrtiTs -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-07
TlNSLEYVILLE FEMALE BOARDING
SrttnnU

VIE undersigned, intending to continue her
, iner tbs eharge OF her accomplished Tutor who ha.
, k'er~I satisfaction regards instruction in Ii
a. aiso ue Moral and Religious Department az h., So
$500 ,S pnPrle'es- viii adj that nothing her par, ab
Nus H the attainment of the ler requsite- Tn. s;, =
noted for IL health noirhiolrfs 4. t,,, - - y
- 40, morality The conveyance hy Canal three Tine
O"' county Though the place three mes from The ,nI 49,,
nave my esrraFe readiness which shah al h. ,r
" fars going 10 church of there arr thr,e cont,
s sa's meetings held regularly Cby aoiuirru,1 NJ ms h
W TEESs-for TIM scholastic year OF 10 months SION 5
nelos l'th January--one month tJune) vacation
N'B-Direei fifes Post Oniec Gooehlaud Cour,r y,
Wv ELIZA p. ROYSTFR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-07
NEW CO-PARTNERsHIp.

ANDS WANTED wish present year a mum
Der of hands 10 i employ The Richmond Cotton FACTORY
Apply a, my Office over 'he store II Me-r.. Fry 60.
"a JdJt N nrN-rtpy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-07

The Investigation of the Somers Mutiny is continued
Lieut. ""nsc'oortw cross examined Tuesday and NJ c.
fery master, Wednesday No new facts The witnesses
have all, thus far fully sustained the Commander
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-07
TnE MARKEr IAN. - o,,,,.. :, =,

The sales OF Cotton about 600 prices hardly firm The
parcel Of Corn mentioned yesterday has at 5c ea sure
% bF Michigan Flour sold SAGE. Sterling per Ct prem
very plenty francs ST 45.
1900 hrls Wilmington Tupenne have been at255-5oO
br Tar n Use Spiuts 3sc sellers. continue dun
The cold weather has advanced cts for River 5000
bus new Northern Com sold at3i S. mixed
at Sc a 81. both
The weather very cold Sales orlans Mol,sc in
brs Al lsets susarat a ii cts 1900 bags Domingo Coffee
for export NJ 81 Ct. ioT a fair
E ocA oI The Life & Trust Company to-day
co ",d lSt asked much lower asking pace named
by sellers of doors.
isAS"ES-Do>ion j. Philadelphia par Baltimore par
. Na>hington a. e. Dis; Richmond !! H..
l. Lie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-07
SALE OFLAND.

SALE OF LAND
virtue of a decree Of the Circuit SUPERIOR
% law ami hnneery ~ cr~r. made 5t dry Of
November lr's IN i- o. JAMS H. rtlint ara y,
pantu and ir~s y wan deisDiants VIII b. on the b
Lnfuay nef 10 The highest bidder public auction on
th real estate % hi taier Anns;cad Wall deed T prh,
said Land RETAINED further security tor th> ayp.nt of The
noney The old Land he. C-oe, ,,,,
east q PotesvBs adjoining Of John aesl,so ~, a.,
Enoeh Jameson. and Mrs May ~
JOHN c. MAJOR, Deputy sr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-07
RARE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS F

SALE.
'EE subscriber oisrs for sale most eligible
II building bots situated upon e intersection with 9th street
dreey IN mont ni i Capitol possessing fun public
square and overlooking the greater
g county which view Intercepted by any other
buildings. = 10y ~
These lots unequsld IN point o nearion combining situation
IN Tire very heart q the city, with the public grounds PRONE
nadcn woH enjoying AMI country tnc Will
be obi upon efs hat cannot fail -as any person wishing u
,er' rii iufls IN real estate which appreciate. pani-
cuarS apply n Geo. T.. CGImI. Eel- Or
3aNiw cnnntS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-07
H0YT 4 cos OFFICE.

January. 1913.
lawn " '"'
Splendid Scheme prize Of SsO,OOO, 10000 COCO
3l4O, 1000, $500, 1000 50 prizes Of 1000 Sc &c
"holc Tickets SiO-sharrs In proportion
Ac-- Hi package Of % whole n tl. above Lot
iery VIII E HS si3o-haiye- AMI quarters in proportion
Virgins, LcesburR Lottery, Cinss A, VIII be dawn
January l4th 1879
Grand Sehrme-l prize Of S25, 900, 10000, 1000
5000, 1920, 2,OO0 sc. &c.
Whole Tickets SlO-shares in PROPORTION
certificate Of package Of - in the above Lot
ery viii be- sent for SlOOhaes quarters IN proportion
Alexandria Lottery, Class II, Will be drawn January
2ls, lsia
Splendid Scheme grand prize of $4,000. O.OOO
3OOO, $3.50, 2,2hl, 1900, 1900, 500. 700 600
10 prizes Of 900, sc.
Whole tickets sio-sharr. in proportion.
certificate Of package of &c whole the above Lot
ery Will be sentfor seO-hslye and quarters proportion
Is4a '' '"
Grand scheme prize OF $4,000, 10000 5000
5000, 5000, $500 - przes Of :, 600 &c &c
Whole tickets SlO-sharrs in proportion
certificate 81 package II ticket. in the aty, Lotto
will be soil for sI30haves quarters in proportion
HONT & CO always have in all o.r. sdyr-
te by j. c. Gregory Co. and orders with their m
eustomed proHldness. A. %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-07
GRAND EXHIBITION.
WONDERS OF NATURE.

w LII be exhibited for four DAYS and Eve
ninss only. from Monday, THURSDAY the le
insiahts from O'Clock. A. NJ r. NJ at IN. saloon m Inc
Exchange Hotel ON street that Extraordinary Grafton the
Real Mermaid, taken Fcree Isan.S and who's,
recent exhibition in New York Baltimore Washington has Ut
ry dspeed tn doubts Of thousands natural
ISIS ana other scientific regarding the existence Of
such an animal Also. will be exhibited
from New Holland OnranR Outang. &c. dc.
In connection with this exhibition MAJOR STEVENS the
most accomplished and perfect DWARF the word 10 wears old
~ inches high and weighs but Il pounds poes IN the
most perfect
A~o WIN be- exhibited Fancy Glass EiIoying by ,l,.
celebrated ana unrivad Belon Davidson the pre-
s'nec oihs visitors ships Dogs Paradise OF any
FORM The fancy dictate Tie for For
morc fun particulars sect OF the day.
D1- Admission so ccnts-ChiLlr,n under IL halfpre.
de.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-07
SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
COLUMBIA

RY virtue of deed of trust executed IN tho
- subscribers BY Elisha seay hearins date 2sh r,h
ia e4l and of record Office Of F1v.nna COUNTY
or certain purposes therein expressed win on
oly the 10th day Of Jan 545 ho
OF The Sad seay an the town Of Columbia county aoAd or
pose 10 sale al public auction parcel OF two M
oi nd situated IN The town Of Columbia aforesaid
ny the numbers as and 81 On OF stands the Tavern
house occupied By together with the
out houses for the convenience of
The title To both lots
We VIII convey ony such title
" b. The above advertised on the sh in,
oi was not sold on account of the ncienency OF the day
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD IT. \
de 10 enis JOSEPH HoDGSON Trustees
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-07
BANKRUPT LAW

The President OF the N. Y. Life and Trust Co. very
cody announces that the defacaton of the Secretary
Nicho, will not exceed $50 900 dollars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-07

To Sainaei Stevens Robert n. Bro,, Matthew'S a Cri Ic1
Mp Henry Parish John w. Hurie, Ira Tehenor r, tov.
" = :. g Crane s Co Peter Winston Baldwin Kent Z Co
MAaIn Beaie Benjamin =. Gdey Durham Thomas
Mi'7rc, AMI William d. Wren.
ENhE NullCt thai SHALL the eOih day January next
AZ ne residence Of BckeTtoH W Mallory in the town Of -
Iou "a te state Of Missouri proceed take the -poso, 81
po.."h 7" Msi"sy 10 be read a. evidence depending IN
c r' oouH OF ChaHcery fof the Richmond Creat IN which
you he aid Stevens Brock Cnnp John ku p,rs
hnie llshenor CoVes W. A J. c. Crane Co Peter Winston
l heht Co Beae and Grry, plaintiffs the said
y wren are defendants aud Il ou any Sa deposition
Stniri'eei % being commenced On that
day shall contiuue place from dsy 10 ,y f -
taken. ~, ,y,,, LII. :. -
de - dr2nJ 49, iN'' E-N