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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-27
MT. STIRLING. ny. Jan. i6. ls4S.


To the Editor Of the WAig:
Thinking that few lines from this portion OF the West
country would be acceptable 10 you, viii briefly give
you the and progress OF matters and things m Old
ksintuck such presume might be interesting TO yon
and though she may be hcurshng as might be hop
ed point of view, stl her improving condition
affords ample for congrntulaon. The Legislature
has been rather ry in it, action upon OF those nes
of relief. which portion OF the people looked for
ward To- with much interest TO see contaminated The
relief party occupy rather embarrassing POSITIONS as horc
BE- such diversity u views among s advocates rs
the eeetua and popular plan: some OF which were
elected upon pledge that they would support Common
wcalths Bank; Others Nslusuon Law; others Stay Law,
&C. SC. The embarrassed condition of the country, and
the magical influence OF the word relief threw large num-
which will result doubt the signs indicate, in their to-
tai failure establish ot the proposed plans The
Wings generally an-rclief in toto their superior
strength will place it in their power protect the interest
OF the State and defend her Constitution.
We have great rejoice and exut the cleo
VI Mr. Crit,enden 20 the Senste over his distinguished
and formidable competitor exNice President John
Great hopcswere entertained by the opponents OF Mr.
c. that they should be able diysonin the Wing
ranks owing sectional pudiccs against Mr. CT IN which
they entirely failed that Mr. e not only received vote OF
than but also received six Democratic
votes, single Wing voting for Col. Johnson. This
defeat thrown the hopes OF the Loeos rendered their
Convention which immediately followed OF but little inter-
eshree. and three only, OF the subordinate democratic
attending the whole of which resulted a. old IA
Their Richie would call it, IN magnificent failure; the
breach however, the old Coils feelings, supplied by
hs immediate nomination the Presidency; subject ho,c
treT the decision OF National Convention Say to IA
ther Ritchie that the skies bright and Frightening in
the Vest the Wings determined or united
than now. They looking forward with interest the
day when they shall greet the worlds acknowledged cham
pon the peoples rights home the peaceful and happy
shades of Ashland The Clay flag floats in triumph
the Western world, and Its colours becoming brighter
and brighter and when the from the OF the Al
leghany responds with exutng shouts to the West all will
be we'll Bo assured that Captain Tyler fash in the
pan rejoice in the Wing such hatterng signs
from the old Dominion, the weekly perusa Of which
the soul and nlcNlates
xey; and that together with other cheering evidences
who doubt for a bot that Nirgnia good old
Virginia, is safe for Harry Of the Vest"
Your friend in Truth,
It W--.-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-27

Fresh rumors aoa of reorganization Of the Cab
after the 9Th March. Webster and Spencer are is
said retire. The Guard" hope Tighten the ship by
throwing those gentlemen board, and bring her into
port. The Jonah the Captain" himself though it
be confessed that the unpopulary of Webster and
Spencer enough TO sink administration. They
able however and the Captains is desperate
recommend him avail himself of their talents for
the balance OF 'hs little hour No reorganization OF his
Cabinet he call Clay and Van Buren, the heads
OF the parties Of the country into it, and they
stoop the degradation gavanire hi. Five hun
drcd batteries simultaneously applied, would fail produce
the smallest sign OF resuscitaton.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY

hta mcetngof the Wings Of Fairfax County, held al
the Court House, Monday. in pursuant to notice.
THOMAS X. LOVE Esq, was called to the Chair, and
X. II. CocErRmLr, appointed Secretary.
g. w. Hunter, Esq, explained the object Of the meet
ing, and the Of r. J. r. Wilson, and Others the
following Resolutions were adopted:
Rssoirsd, That the Chairman Of this meeting appoint
twenone Delegates, 20 represent the County u Fairfax
IN the Convention Of the Wing Party Of the State to be
held ~ Richmond. the 22d February.
o. DELEGATES, appointed BY the Chairman. Henry w.
Thomas Gee. w. Hunter, Jas Cloud, John n. Zimmer
man, 1. J. Murray, Edwin e. Fiuhugh Jas Wren b.
p. Rose, WIN. p. Gunnen, Geo W. Triplet J. r Rat
oihe, Dennis Johnson, WIN. r. Selee,nan Francis Jobn
son, Jas. w. Thrift, {. &. Stuart =. W. Ford. David
beIold' Jas hdwth' Jas. Hunter and Henry Fairfax
Rssolred, That the Delegate thus appointed b. in
.trcted 10 yois for the nomination q HENRY CLAY
Kentucky, the Wing Candidate tor the Prssidercy
and IN view 81 the existing state u lhngs Tor him. end
him alone.
Rssoired Thatwe will support any otbero the Distinguish
Cd Of the Wing party for the Vice Presidency and We
fully with the proposition Of our Wing friends Of
King George county, 20 authorize the Wing members d
Che next COngre, 20 nominate for said office either j.
Clayton, J. McPherson Bouicn, JnO. Davis W. =. Man
gum, y. r. Talmadge, WIN. G. Preston, and thus ayo
tho necessity Of National Convention.
Rssoirsd, T1at our Senator, Gen. Asa Rogers, be W.
pointed special delegate represent the county Of Fair
tit, IN said Convention, and n the Of the failure
ihose appointed by this meeting, attend, that John
Carcf w. ". Gray Jno. :. Gsllaher, Alex Mosecy,
Jno. w. fleasauts, Esqr be requested 10 attend said
ing, in the name Il the Whigs Of Faihax
Ga motion, Rfroirsd, That We regard the Wings of Al
sHandra, closely Identified IN feeling habits and nterc'
sih The people d Virginia, though divided by iertoh'
tat and that We request and recommend, that they 81
ps,ut delegates 20 the Wing Convention.
Res9irfd, That tie Chairman, and Secretary be adde
q e si Of Delegates, and that The editors q the AcEsr
dus Gatcise. and Richmond Wing, berespoetfuy request
- % inscFt The shove IN iheir resps cuve papers.
T. x, LOVE, Chairman.
q N coorrSnLr, Secretary.
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NAEER

on the 18th woodlwn County Of Gooehand
Mr. EDWIN TERRIIL to Miss MARY ANNE HUNNICUI-T-
whereby they forfeit their bthg the society
but their claim the respect religious,
denomnauons-ani society large.
On Thursday evening the 10Th Elder Ro. w
MI ELLIS TAYLOR to Miss JANE MARTIN. sn Of Caroline
County.
In this city, Wednesday evening the 2Sih
dence " Doctor Rrockenbrough Revd MI Norwood
Hon. ALERT WHITE. Senate from In
ESQ., Of Tuckahos.
On Wednesday the o5h by Elder H.nshau MI
WILLIAM AUGUSTINE DAVIS TO Miss ANN A. HOPKINS
al of tins city.
or Compiler and Star VIII pesSe copy.
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VIRGINIA STATE TOTAL ABSTINENCE
CnrTrTt-

A. adjourned meeting Of this Society held Of Odd-Fe
lows Hall, Wednesday Evening, January 18th, the follow
ing gentlemen elected officers for the Of one
year:
Micsjah Bates, PTesidsnf.
Capt. John d. Munford, Wee PRECEDENT
Geo X. Peaks, Cor. Secretary.
Thomas w. Cieland, Rec. Secy
Cornelius Crew, TrsdsurST.
Thos. NJ Afriend, I
John W. Hines,
saml w. We.iger' EI'euiise Committee.
Samuel VI. Price,
VIM. X. Snyder. y
On notion
Rssoired. Tho, this meeting proceed to appoint COM
mtee Of vigilance TO consist Of three members from each
Society this city and Manchester whose duty 1t shall be
present their respective Societies. the interests Of the
Va. State Total Abstinence Society and press those in
eross upon the attention Of the friends Of Temperance every
where
Under this resolution the following gentlemen were ~.
pointed
Robert Mcclellan
Jacob Han Jf, Young Meme So,i,fy.
]. W. Spading.
Elijah Craig,
Capt. JOS Smith, : Rockets Society.
Joseph Moody.
John Nettes,
J. r. birmingham.
Jno. G.. Coffin,
r. r. Booker, Bacon Qnayfsr Brunch Soeisty
Jas Wonycut ,
James b. CowIes, }
Pat. VI. Sarkc, MgrshaH SOcisfv.
/ Ja,. {. Arlington. )
John a. B,lyn,
John Durham Ugsb,pgfog S,cisfy
Marshall Adcock \
Robert ?. Branch
William Wallace Day ' lJaysBs,,s, g,ei,fy
T. W. Rcdioud.
Russell Dudley
Peter w. Grubbs ' Richmond S,e,,,
g. X. Peake
Resoirsd, unanimously, That the city paper. he re-.
quc'ed TO publish the shove proceedings and that all on
pcr throughout the state, friendly the cause u Tempe
rance, do the same.
R'solred Thst hissocoy adjourn, to meet again at tn,
call Of the President. " "
G.. X. PEAEt, Cor. Sse'y
NOrE.-Muor George r. Roberts WA. ypsnip,or.l,
cleo ted Special Agent Of the Society. Having been fur
nshed with tie proper credentials Of his appointment hi
has left ora tour through the South Counties of tn
stste.
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Small yot, MN

The Scnates amendments, requiring the Mother Bank
redeem oil the issues, and limiting the time u October
neat were concuued IN by tue House The amendments
obviously very ue 90 the taste Of large majority Of
the House. but the fear general Of again trusting the
bill the Senate body which seemed be looked upon
somew hat in the light Of a fungus
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Richm o N d

Port OF Rich mond.
SAILED,
sehr Lynehburg Matthias New Yofk -four andt tobacco
sehr w. Mowbry, Hoffman, JsTsey City.
" The Southern Literature NIessenger.--Ths
above publication VIII neither be discontinued suspended
Of io death Of proprietor The representative
Mt White wn either make speedy arrangements
sEbhhnent o the employment Of able Editor
H. jn 2s-e3t
or The Young Mems King William Abstinence Society
will bold meeting the Casl Church,
day Of February Addresses expected
NieePfesient Mt Ro T. WaTns the Secretary and
invited Ia attend. J. HENRY COGIIlLI. Secretary.
N 27-tui
TEEE ANNUAL FAIIt.-Thc annual FAR Tor the bcne
~ Of the "Femae Humane Association viii be held
Hotel commencing Thursday the % Of February. h2i
Noucc.-Tbc President Director. Of The Bank Of vi
have declared dividend Of dollars pei
capital stock Of this Bank subject however
quarter yer cent bonus To the Commonwealth
IN I1-2awiw J. w. PEGRNM Cashier.
01r BOOK AUCTION CARD-wc invite public attention to
of choice Mscrineou. evening O'Clock The
collection very superior and be disposed Of % without
j. 27-d2t tNLoES 4 BROTHER, Auctl
Auction Notcc.--Aucntion called sale Of yaua
bic Boded stock which takes place This Day, al - O'clock
front o. the CITY Hal.
h97 r. ~ DICKINSON BROTHER, Aues.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 81. Isis

The proceedings OF the Court Of Inquiry in the OF
the Some have been closed transmitted the Department,
and now before the Secretary of the Navy. The
dict OF public opinion has anticipated the OF the
Government and the latter will doubt conform the for.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-27
MR. WEBSTER.

Some OF Mr. Calhoun's friends AZ Washington, affirm
that Mr. Webster coming support OF the Great Null
h6er. This would be strange ndeed.-PeHn Ing
IL Strange Whyl Is it strange that he who commits
Of tupitude should be led the commission OF
another strange that the whose thirst Of office
has sedueed him the betrayal of his principles and his
friends should be impcled BY the motives 10 for
nal remuneration Of the doctrines Of whole life Moth
ing more natural Nothing scarcely necessary.
Has Mr. Webster betrayed and injured the Wing Par
w. and must he not therefore hate all whgs Is
apostaie imPacable in his hatred of the
cause he abandoned than who always its foe
May the CHRISTIAN Captive hope sometimes for mercy
from the native Turk, but never from the Renegade
If Mr. Webster has found it so easy reconcile his
conscience serve under John Tyler, who levelling
all the trophies and whitening all the patriotic hopes of the
Wing party and bringing all the power which :hey had con-
dngly placed in his hands crush AeB,-if he found
this so easy for his conscience, to make
merit and boast Of it, would be supeaiiye squem-
shnes or absurd afiectaton and mOckery in him
pretend that he could not swallow John {. Calhoun
The Inquirer may rely upon the result OF an niai
bic law OF human OF universal operation, that where
ever future, and ambition may place Mr.
Webster the politics of the country his heart will be AT
enmity with the Wing and all true Wings. He may
call himself Wing nc most impudeny stil does after
heading administration whose most energetic eNertons
have directed annhiate the party. He may seek
an asylum in It's bosom when the democratic" party,
dreading the odum the Hartford Convention shall shrink
in alarm from his profered embraces He may come 10
demand his share OF the "Spos when Is - the Wing
eagles are again planted triumph the Capitol But he
will none the less in his hearts hate the he has
injured and oathe the cause he has betrayed And be-
tween him and every Wing, lore iriH be lost.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-27

THE LAND MONEY-Thirty-sersn TAousdrd DolGrs.
The disubunye share Of Virginia Of the land fund lies
her credit in the National Treasury Washington.
II she will not take it, it continue remain there
unemployed and dead capital both her and the L. States
it Is competent Congress reclaim repoe-
the Federal Government, Of what has snohers
property.
Will Virginia not take it Oh no, Too hig h-minded
and chivalrous for that. The "Gandson" would blush
the cupidy, and Speaker Hoeman Col Hopkins and Al.
bemare Leake despair OF the Commonwealth. the
Of soul implied in the eondescsnsion!
Well but irhat there what cupdity what
Of soul, spint ehivalry magnanimy any
other fine thing, in receiving what ones own
Can't saw sce-but the democracy have got some such
crochet their heads. The money procured for Viz
gina pretty much by the successful cNerons Of Henry
Clay, and We presume with the vew the contemplate
view OF attaching his great reproach that the
leaders OF the Democratic party mot the People refuse
profit BY the Distribution!
The annals of folly feel confident may be ransacked
van to find parallel instance Of incompatible stupidity
Let the reader reflect for moment-Neay all the Public
lands NirEinias She surrendered them graiu.
Ousy and soriously pairimOny for the Anne
People. In process OF time, the money from them
oyerows the national Treasury and avoid the corruption
which might from redundant Treasury Congress
determines to distribute this land money equally.
Most OF the States their share but Virginia
rather few rancorous enemies Of Henry Clay determine
decline upon pretences. Do they effect any OBJ.
ject by declining No. Do they the Of distr
buon' No. The money has been received and spen, by
OF the States Do they accelerate a condemnation of
the principle by this counsel Nciat all.
What possible good is hoped from the course either to
party country exceeds sagscy penetrate What
good the MONEY would besow upon Virginia this time
obvious all. 1t would spare taxation one-thrd OF the
which to be increased period Of the
cruel oppression
We do hope the reputation OF Virginia. for and
sense, that the Legislature will reconsider the
ing airs rarely impose upon the world The metal Of
dignity and Lofty chivay, requires all these pains
make itring.
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u full attendance Of the citizens Of the county Of
Powhatan il requested February Court ioakc into con-
propucy Of the passage Of Stay or Relief
Law by the Legislature OF Va
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IL The slave Latmer made address speech, at an
Abolition Convention recently held New Bedford Massa
chuseits Wonder what character he Of his master
and OF US all down SOUTH The papers do report his
maiden effort this line bat fancy may possibly
ply the exordium:
Recommendation glorious declaration Nendcnce say al
men BY natur free and equal unk love liberty
well as de white man. | don't love work better
him De love OF liberty, gomInen, Is flame lit IN de
niggers bosom well de white mans by Cor Mighty he
SELF and which he intend de hand Of dc white
should sunguish." RaptHous aipiaHse.l
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~ What exceed the modesty Of the Tyler papos
in demanding Of the two Houses Of Congress sbandOn
all their opinions the subject Of the Currency and adopt
oss Of Mr. Tyer' lie forsooh, has conscience" snd
was compelled by IT, dictates, to reject every thing which
they haye proposed-snd mover men made more udu0os
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WORTmAM'S OFFICE,
NOTICE.
JOSEPH +. BATTLEY,
AGENT - HASKRUPrCY.

once ith .tfcc. opposite the E,cianre Hotel
Hichmond, va,
ID ANlNG Withdrawn ~ Deputy Clerk of the
n n United Siates District Court fastcr District n Nr
rnr respectfully offers Dr. r members NJ the Hraui
oer present aud at Distance Agent Bankruptcy fr he
Of receiving obtaining preparing and dopunH The
upers Of e action ~ the Count IN Hankrpt proceeding
Prom biz knowledge acquired ~ the bankrupt Law wc acting
nrfy Csfs fH#i- assured ~ rtur himself
may rlear he o. viii also send O, tl deli
Of Notices for Bankupts, a..
Ills charges WIN d. noiefats and be- earnestly
the puhlce kind patronage
addressed iu JusEru y H,rrLFy
De- thankfully received. anil promptly attended Co.
Richmond. Jan. 21th tsi3. rN
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A. presume steps will be- taken ~ next Court
FcbuaJ % nominate two Wing candidates foT the Spring
election, beg leave bring 10 the notice Of the people 81
the county the name Of ALENAvDER MosELry, E-l, OF
Curdsyi.c, Of the candidates. who b. useful man.
ON honest man, and an honest politician.
Buckingham, lgd January VOTER.
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COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE.

hssei-f ~ "a GcseTai fsscg That auditor II ple ar
eins b. AMI h. hereby directed o. Of
I'd" c'cn IN ue rf.cfal counties and corporations eotnn
wealth. h. sh-nd taking thu lists csni property Of ta,,br
.sls and al~' IN" sNi"n-os OF tbs land day
OF Mafch neat unlrss la lrr
Agreed 10 BY tic General Assembly Janusr, ION is.a
GEORGE ". a, n m
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THE snMFRs Ai1lr1Nn

II il Understood that the Court Of Inquiry on Thursday
evening last decided upon the Of Mutny which has
been under consideration for days past and Friday
afternoon hey assembled prepare their opinion for
mission the Department Washington II is supposed
hat their decision is favorable 10 Capt MACKENZIE. The
Editor Of the Courier Enquirer hos, however learned from
authority which, he says, admits n question, that the
President VI the United States without waiting learn the
decision Of the Court ha- ordered Court Martial con-
az the Navy Yard, TOR the TRIAL Of Commander Mac
kcnzc, and the officers " the SDmers for the Of
Spencer, Cromwell and Small This order has been issued
be- compliance with he demand Of Mackenzie aud his broth
Ohccrs and will Of terminate The proceedings in
this case, oil interference by the civil authority will
be unconstitutional, II the Civil Courts originally had
Jurisdiction in the instter.-TuJuHs
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efforts devise that which. while did not violate their
principles, might yet be acceptable him and available
the county-tAsv. IL they have conscience, pocket
IT, and embrace implicitly the plan which has pleased Mr..
Tyler and Mr. Webster TO coneoct and recommend. Or
rccusan to this cSacon they be held
up day by day, in OF the groSt abuscthc
OF their public conduct msreprsented, and the vics
tves imputed which t- possible imagine ascrbc
the most corrupt and bascst OF mankind
The country reader will in Mr. Fmoro's speech.
sufficient evidence Of the length which the Tyler pa
have proceeded in defanng the motives Of the Wings
OF Congress, and the concluding from letter Of
Oliver oldsehool, in the u. :. Gazette ample vind
cation OF the slandercd majority OF tina, body.
"Thosc who thus complain OF and Ny Congress do not
appear q think that members o that body have night TO
their opinions snd upon their ideas of what would
they not turn tho batteries o their cen>ur against the tx
ccutive, well the Legislative branch OF the
menV oh, but, they. MIR. TylcTs conscience won't
permit him bill but such shall adopt
and carry cut his plan Of Exchequc Indeed and there
tore Congress, which, being body O men, can have no
SOUL has therefore conscience, and should Mr.
Tyers plan and in of disagreement between the two,
Congress only is TO be bamed Congress too, il corrupt
though Il has neither power patronage: but he who
wcids the patronage OF the whole and viii not
allow even night wschuan in Custom House 10 be APP
pointed by any but himself and who requires pledge
OF active support from every individual appointed
the kunhlesi siaons-ks pure and patriotic he is not
In the way of relief the county kS has selfish views
to serve. he only desires the good OF his people.
Such ideas familiase with monarchy and those who
become the advocate of Executive who openly
vows his determination the patronage In his power
for the purpose Of purchasing friends and the
gsaturo not the who would long resist the iempa
tons which another Cromwell might hold to them
aid him in dispensing those who had dared resist his will
refuse to become the instruments OF destroying the ber
o the Deoplep
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Notice 10 thc Creditor of q. =. scruggs, decd.
HRl decree of tho circuit Court Of Powhatnn'
Prenicrtd to i2t day ~ November i-t1. The of o.
w. Lowry and Marian = s wife, plaintiffs against WIN e scott
executor Of Thomas Scott deceased and others defendant notice
hereby IN Tho creditors g. scfurrs deeessed IN Die
lifetime and tse having claims against The ifusi c ARISING since
hs death o p1cc their before lPuwfhian 'ouf0use
The 2O i1y Of FEBRUARY nr with poofs Hrpou n ho
trs n order that tiy ,y Ne reported required by e dgceo
aforesaid
\, tG-vtu ~. GRAVES. Commissioner
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AZ the Annual Meeting Of the Richmond Library Asso-
couon held the lIt January do, following named gen
ucnen were elected officers for the ensuing year.
The Iato President VIM r. Hamilton, declined reclec-
ion
Thonns sampson, President Horace j. Kent, III Vice
Presidents Dr. f. y. Watkins I'd dol Sam1 VI. Price, Se.
crctiry; Ro. r. Duyo Treasurer
DmIeToE'.-Wm. D. Hamilton, Isaac Davenport, b. W,
llaSai John H. Cook, Jos. W. Randolph james s. Kent,
Henry Christian, x. Cauthorn, VIM. W. Cmmp, Dr. J. q.
Cunningham, WIN, G.. Paine, G. ". Smith.
Ertfaet from Congiituuon
ANY porspu n good moral character may II approved
by The Board oi DircciJu become member Of this Asso
citation, but ho BE- entitled any Of the rights PA
vegcs thereof until h. has signed the Constitution and paid
his hrst years subscription. Each member shall sgn the
Constitution and pay - annually in advance
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hRfSS COATS AND PANTALOoNs, Just received by STARR
- & 90 cut and made the approved
sold at small profits for EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE
N - Opposite Exchange
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Il y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
ct Virginia Jany 2Is H. r. WATKINS ofthe coun.
NJ buckingham having fled petition praying de-
Jared bankrupt ordered that all persons claiming ere
hors Of TIC aid H. r. Watkins the 93h
lay OF February neat why the said H. r watrs dscared
bankrupt pursuant To the Act Of Congress that behalf
opy Of this order be published newspaper according 10 Tie
iFd ana siuuules Of Court Copy-retfs,
"a ~ w3w HENRY GIRSON cl-k
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the United states Court for D,rc OF Virgn,,
Il January goth lSia MoRbE, county OF MID
derA having hcds petition that he may bank
Tupt II - order" that all persons Ginning creditors
said Moncai Grrsssit show ay u
March why the Morca. be not declared hank
rup pursuant 10 thu act OF Congress behalf
OF TINS order he published IN the
AMI 2Ith . Court. A cony-Te.tp
n 2'-wSw HENRY GIBSON Clerk