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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

Miller Etctemcnt.-The last Worcester Fris
states that eiereR persons have been admitted to the
State Hospital, in Worcester, for arrangement rep.
resented by their friends resulting from nitcn.
dance on the lectures of the Miller Sect and dee
interest in his theories and doctrines MANY OH.
ers have been presented, who with other religious
anxietes, have had their fears excited upon this
subject.
Fonr individuals, all men, were brought 20 the
Hospital on Monday Of last week, IN high state of
excitement upon religious subjects, f,co Of whom
were said 10 have been reduced 10 their unfortunate
condition by the Miller interest.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

/ Tic african Squadron The friente Macedonian,
Captain Isaac Mayo, now at Norfolk, is ordered TO
be got IN readiness immediately for the coast of {.
rica as the flag ship Of Commodore Perry, and will
follow the Commodore TO that station as soon as she
is equipped The commodore himself will embark
in the Saratoga soop of war, Commander Tatnall,
now daily expected from Portsmouth, N. II.
Commodore Perry an applicant for this com
mnnd, and the application is itself an honor TO bis
character and 10 the glorious name he bears, for IL
is in ali respects, in the opportunity it affords
of proving The dcvoteduess with which an officer
serves his country, most undesirable one two
years cruise upon a savage coast, amidst malaria
more dangerous than war, without any Of the hon
that battle brings to the sailor, is not exactly
what would be sought for from any other motives
than desire TO render service to the country.
The station is not only irksome one, but under
present circumstances is one involving more res
possibility to the commander than is occupied by
any officer in the service. The Secretary of the
Navy u.s. therefore, entitled 10 the thanks OF The
country for the selection The intelligence, pru-
dcncc and courage called for will all be found in
the officer intrusted with this difficult aud mpor-
tant command.-.N Y. Courier and Enquirer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17
AN Aor to Repeal the Bankrupt Act

n be a. enacted By The Senate and House y
hepresGentGt'ces Of The United States O Amer
.ea ~ Congress assembled, That the act enll,
h .ieu AN act to establish a uniform system o.
bankruptcy throughout The United Staies,"' ap'
proved on the nineteenth day of August, eight
cen hundred and forty-one, he, and the same
hereby Is, repealed: Propided, That this 'c'
snai not affect any case or proceeding in bank
lup'cy commenced before the passage oil 'ns
ae', or any pains, penalties or forleilures' ID
cean, under the said act; but every such pro-
ma,;nS may be continued 10 its final consun'
been passea ke manner as il this act had ,s n.y.
~" P'Sseu' Approved, Match Sd, lS4S
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

The contract for supplies of oil for the light hou-
of spring and 1880 gallons of winter nrosseJ
sperm, was 1tey closed by the Collector at The mort
OF Boston in favor of the proposals of Mcssrs Hew.
ms * Fisher, Boston, aud DR. ID Fisher, of EJea,.
town, at 0S cents per gallon for winter, and 81 en,s
per gallon for sprng oil - ''s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

Extract of letter from Father Matthew 10
Mr. Delavan, received by the Acadia:
"The copy Of the coored drawings of the
human stomach have received iiom the hands
OF young Mr. Sewall, and gratefully acknowl-
edge the gift. His calculated 10 be of infinite
'serplce TO the great movement. Tetotasm
was never more triumphant in Ireland than al
the present moment. We number over foe
millions, i,co hundred housma." a.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

Inc Lowell Advertiser of the LIST instant, saws
our paper, on the outside, hears date February
<9ih, which Is one day more than was allowed that
month tins year Il was the dcrTs fault, who SAYS.
HIH'Ihuse, lnat ne thought tins leap year. the
me If you dare bonnets !"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

S'ti Cruency.-Thcy use cakes of soap for cur.
rency in Mexico. Mr. Kendall says One of hi,
companions (Falconer) handed dollar TO a man "a
get changed. The fellow shortly returned with
ss!,1tytour cekes IF soap tied up in handkerchief
faiconcr told the corporal he wanted change moi
so"P ne corporal retorted by saying ii was the
currency of the place legal currency and there
was no other. Such proved to be the case. and
however singular IT may appear, soap is really a
lawful lender IN the payment OF all debts
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

i~m'gTaHfsto the United Siafes--From a comm.
neaiIon from the Department oi State. transmitted
To Congress, we learn that the whole number of ms
sengers which arrived in the United States from
iore,gn countries during the year lsi2, amounted
NeW-York ''N' "
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

Guessing at Hard tc0rds.-A Missionary in 1882
stepped ashore from flat boat on the Mississippi
with some tracts 10 speak to an old woman who
was knitting under a tree by shanty. 1t was the
height Of the Cholera panic.
"My good woman, said the evangelist, as he Of.
fered her tract "have you got the gospel here -
"No sir, we hant,'' replied The old cronc but
they We got it awiully down TO New Orleans -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

The Hon. llENnr A. WIsr is again candidate
for Congress. DR. Mallory who was 10 be the can.
dldale in the district embracing the Eastern shore
OF Virginia, having promptly declined as soon as he
Madisonian expresses the opinion that Mr.. WISE
will have no opposition
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

A MATTER OF TAsTE.---'That is right.
Tommy said "A mother TO her hopeful son,
always do right, and people will always give
you praise Praise reiterated the bud of
promise, what is praise p I'd rather have a
cad o'guh. Nashua Telegraph. laf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

We are indebted to some one for copies of "Wil.
mer a Smiths European Times, brought by The
Great Western, Extra Herald, and Sun, N. York,
and forwarded by "Pullcn & Copps Express"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17
SENATE EXECUTIVE pRocEFp,,c.
Friday, March 8, ls,
WAsnIEeroN, Feb. q TO-,

:, WAsn'EeroS. Feb 81, isa
To The Senate Of the United States, '''
nominate 10 the Senate, Henry A -.
of Virginia, 10 be Envoy Exlraoyd; liz. Wiz,
Minister Plenipotentiary Of the TJn;,aJ and
10 the Court of his Majesty the KIM KIM oals
French, in the place Of Lewis Cass ',s q The
Washington, Feb. 81, Is49. iNHR
Yeas Mcssrs. Archer, Buchanan. c.n.
Choate, Cuthbcrt, Evans, Fulton, ;|alnouh,
Dullie, Sturgeon, Tallmadge and WsIss,, Ne
Nays-Messrs. Bagby, Barrow Ips NJ
Berrien, Clayton, Conrad, Crafts. ,p'enI,on,
Dayton, Graham, Henderson. Hnr,eenaeh
Kerr. Mangum, Merrick, Miller. pboun gnlon
Ter, Simmons, Smith of Indiana. Snraoap"s n ro'
pan, White and Woodbridge-a4 w LAP
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

ANOTHER outrage Gen. Fl. A, S. Dear
born, gentleman Of education, and an officer
of extraordinary merit, has been removed from
the Office Of Adiutant General Of the State OF
Massachusetts, by Governor Morton, on an
application Of "the democracy of both hous-
es OF the Legislature. Gen. ID. was removed
Tor cause. On an application from the con-
stltuled authorities OF Rhode Island, during The
insurrecion last summer, the General iurnished
aquantity OF arms and ammunition TO prevent
the blanks and The beauty" Of Providence
from falling prey to the insurgents.
aapt ~. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

II ohad sent adrU IN Sack.--There was quite
an excitement raised yesterday morning, in the vi
e'nry Of Andrews street bridge in consequence OF
oeI'aih 'heap, which Was discovered floating
uoWh me river on cake of ice. 1t was soon made
OUT TO be sack, aud from its tremulous motion
voted at once to contain living child whose hard
hearted parents had sent il Adrii for the pnrpose
oil hndng death below the Falls.
ny great eAertions on the part Of the assembled
nu,uIeus, lhe ice-eake was towed ashore, and the
sack at once Embossed, when the benevoient ioal
,.o were startled by successive salutes Of
oPe-ugh spe,ugh !! spe-ngh !g'-and ont slo.
pea hale and hearty Tom-cat, and made for cover
without even stopping to thank his deliverers Con.
susrlhg me nigh wrought excitement which pre-
ceded the denoument of the affair. il must ha cnn.
eeded 10 have been highly ludicrous- Roeh. .4dr.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

Mayor Of .Nf,o. Orleans William Frerct Wb;c
was reelected Mayor Of New-Orleans on the 2nih
ut by majority of3l5-the largest Wing majority
ever given there for Mayor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

George Evans, grocer, ofPhladrpha, was sciz-
ed with apopexy on Saturday, while giving direc
previous, and expired. They were both buried in
the sane grave on Monday. Age about so years
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

The Great Western Steamship arrived at New
York on Sunday last, about O'Clock z. NJ, ftom
Bristol, England, via Madeira, having been twenty
days on her passage. The Intelligence generally
possesses no interest l..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

Rev. Hosea Ballou, %, has been elected mem
per OF the Board OF Overseers of Harvard Universii,
in place Of Dr. Claiming, deceased.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

:, AUGUSTUS YouSe, Member Of Congress from
Vermont is about TO publish a book, in which he
ton.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

John Fairfield was on Saturday last elected Sem
aior of the United States, from Maine, in the place
of the Hon. Reuel Williams, resigned
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

AT New Orleans, on the 22d ult., police officer
received information which induced him TO searcl,
house in St Anne street, wherein he found chest
in which child about six years old had been lock.
ed up for six seven days. for the avowed purpose
Of starving i to death The poor child il was
thought, would survive, Et9fsT.'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

The Ohio Chronicle says man diDcd at hotel,
in Race street, and after eating the whole ola young
pig, was asked If he would have some puddng-
He replied that he did not care much about pud-
ding, but ifthey had another little hog ne would be
thankful for H.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

You are great goose, :" said young lady to a
patient and witty lover. "Youre lt,le duck.
was the reply.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

Every Wing from the Free States rOted in faror Of
.r o'ade Rssotution, Ito enquire into the slave
ern Democrats the natural allies of the SIoreIoJJ-
.ng at,noeracy, went against il with great unanimi.
". On tins subject the last Waterman verv ;ns,lv
remarks We pu, il to the Wing Abolitio1ists If
nernon'T =, tins time to weaken the band of the
s I%nrs o. hoery by distinct political party on
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

Answer to Problem 9th, 1914 pints. by the
Propounder)
Answer 10 Problem 7,h, 25i0 pieces.
4" F" oh, 400 yds at $3.50 per yd
" 10th, J, 3, 0, "a, 81 lbs
Answered by b. r. aud J. n. p, Chesterfield,
n H., and by S H., G. C. H., T. F., s., M. w,
{, s., and e. f., of this town, aud by J. s., Jr, of
Vernon
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

John Davis, in his celebrated speech respec,ino
the wages OF labor, said that specie cnrfencS
would reduce wages, We are now down to ibe
specie standard. Was Mr. Davis fight Or wrong5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

THE EARTHQUAKE.-Accou received
rom the West indies gives us further pariicn-
lars OF the disastrous effects Of the Earthonake
which occurred on the eighth of February.
BY the arrival of The schooner CbnnneIle
Sawyer, at Wilmington, N. C. from ST Thom,
as, we leatn that all the buildings in Point
relre were thrown down by the shock. Inn,
medlaiely upon its occurrence, about two tbon-
sand OF the inhabitants rushed from their hons
es into the public square, which tbev had
scarcely reached when the earth oncned ha
meath their feet and swallowed he Who'll
mass II was supposed that full seven ,bom1
Sahu people We're destroyed altogether in var
Gus ways. Directly after the earthouake q Gre
broke out among the ruins, which burned five 'e
Gays and completed the work of destructior :
The other parts Of the island suffered hn, n,
TIE. On the island ofAntigua and Montserr ~
nearly all The stone and brick buildincs wers
shaken down, but not those of wood A teu,
ives only were lost. At Englis larbor
Aht'gua, high hill overlooking the harea,
was thrown into il by the shock, filling il M.
was not known that any islands were sunk
where. '4lToi' n - 1 '''''N''p ''Se-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

youth was directed 10 obtain certain number
Of aPples-Present half, and half an apple more
than half, to the father; half, and half an apple
more than half OF the remainder, to the mother ;
half the res due, and half an apple more Than half
to the daughter, and retain the same proportion of
the complement for himself How did he divide
them?
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

"Measure for measure, as the two lalors said
when they were fighting with yard sticks
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17
Ter out DDoeMtr.
rRiDaK, MgRcH IL, 1913.

MANUFACTURE OF SILK IN STATE PRisoys 1T
has for time been a subject of complaint, par.
cularly in the State of New York, that the con.
victs in the State Prisons were employed in me-
chancal pursuits 10 such nm extent as seriously to
affect the interests of mechanics. Large numbers
of mechanics have from time to time petitioned the
legislature of that State 10 remedy the evil in some
wny-nnd finally, last year an act was passed which
leaves part unemployed.
1t appears from the report of the agent Of the
State Prison at Auburn, that successful effort has
been made TO introduce the manufacture of silk in
to that Prison. At the suggestion of the late Gov
WIN. II. Seward The manufacture of silk was COM
menced ON the Goth of May, 154l. single throw
ing mill was purchased and also small quantity
of cocoons and the business was assigned to two
convics. At the expiration of six months, four
other throwing mills, built in the prison, were set
in operation. The business was fou1d to work so
well that during the last spring and summer, seven
other mills were put in operation aud steam
ginc provided. The value of tb' machinery, utcn-
sls aud implements is $2ll5 including the labor Of
the convicts in constructing them The number of
convicts employed has increased from two to forty,
and the aggregate labor OF the whole, since the
is sG62 days The value Of the
silk manufactured, with the materials on hand at
low rate, market price, is Si2,7G3 70
Expense Of manufacturing exclusive Of
labor, o,76G5l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17
Problem 12M.

Four ladies purchased ball Of exceeding fin,
thread, inches in diameter. What portion of III,
diameter must each wind of so as 10 share equally
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

Conviction Of a Husband for The Murder Of
ms U1e.--A trial fnr murder took place last
week, in the oyer and terminer OF Essex coun-
| ~, New York. The defendant was a man
named James Bishop, who was charged with
killing his wife under circumstances of great
aggravatior. The evidence TO establish his
guilt was clear and explicit, so that the Jury,
after about twenty minutes delfberation, re-
tured verdict Of guilty. The following are
part of the remarks of Judge Willard on pass
ing the extreme sentence of the law on this
wreiched eIihnn;-
"James Bishop-the circumstances which
were proved against You on your trial, present
a case OF aggravated enoImiiv. The deceased
was your wlie-a feeble and unressting woman.
who, Notwithstanding your abuse TO her, was
attached 10 you-she was entitled 10 YOUR love
aud protecion-she always treated YOU with
mldness and respect, and never gave YOU any
pIovocaion for the repeated acts OF cruelty
winch you practced upon her. The testimo-
ny shows that you had been in the habit. for
long time, OF beating her in a barbarous man
nef-ihai on The night of the 10Th of Novcm-
Der dast, you came home and found her in he'd
with your chd-that you ordered her 10 Oct
up ana she obeyed yOu-that YOU then, with
out cause, renewed your acts of violence upon
her, inlciing frnm seventy-fivc to hundred
bruises upon her person, one of which, a blow
upon her head with club, accustomed her
death. You have had fair and impartial
TRIAL. by jury Of your own selectng-you
have been ably defended by learned and in
genious counsel who urged in excavation II
the act every consideration which could be
suggested. But il has been unavailiug 10 Won
ALI who heard the trial must agree with the
wife. 'NN'
Now listen 10 the sentence ofthe law. which
Is, that you, James Bishop, be taken rfom The
bar to The common Jail Of this county, and be
there kept in safe custody until Ffidav, the
i7th day Of March next, and that ON that dav
between The rising and setting of The sun.
you De taken to the place of execution, pro.
S " ny law and be then and there hanged
have mercy on your soul!n
me prisoner cllasped his hands and respond
ed-"cod Almighty have mercy on my soulln
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

Bra,tleboro, March 10, Is4s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
JOHN ". ORET'S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Main street, opposite Alex. Duval & Cos Drug Store.

T.. b. SPENCE, Agent,
WOULD respectfully inform his customers
and The public 30 rally hat he has iu-, fiua.
have been purchased Ta PhaIcpIl and Sc
YORK for CASH and manufactured 10 the Of Baltimore NJ the
Fashionable Establishment, Of John W. Ocrn. Of Market
Chl. s. Sc is ~1y any thing onl, 10
cnumelie part Of rnenD iha style AMI qualify Il hs
Me a..aHment consists u part of-
Beaver ani Pilot Cloth frocs AMI over Coats
CIotb ami C7m,t cloak. par, of rhen M-int-.f .,,s
sup West Of ENGLAND 10Th Dress and frosk Coat.
PANTHEON. plain and fancy Cashmere styles and
Vel. Of velvet, Cashmere Mcnno. six and Satin
N1nrr, Gowns ami Robes
Linen AMI Cotton shlfe
Flannel Iambs Woo, S,Hr1 Shaker sbrr and Drawer P1-k
81 Hlnorobe Cnvar Scarf Opera Ties, and Stocks Cove
Also
s1mcs of't' most onnblr Cloths Clssimces and vern-s
which vl u1re @, o' She ll.lonahlc
thc .uou.t notice.
The adaaase. or.c reae Of rcse Goods enable me to
sEiL GE,r r;E.ar>s CLOTHING, and respectfully
public 20 r-i anil eymne of 20 .r.riscs tc3
6SEARs FAMILY NAGlliyEis new monthly of a. pages,
- "ho" object r1ys ttc rlbiecr io collect con'usc and
systematic the great of standard general ku1wclyr
,''' 40 "'t f' hnm.onf nni ''lmmon. as 70 he aIf 'f
ty"r1n reach Of unid BOO general and thus collected --d pre-
pared 90 1re y h ,h''Pnr AMI couprohquavcur.i, within
90. 7e1h hnn aI t WILDE embched with -.yorr hundred
,nemvnts Illustrative rs many NJ te mot prominent r.rn'' o
B.l nod HoFou History TO tr entirely free from sec1uau
L. NJ HAROLD.
.uecuUor year RENTING 81 30.
% of a expense shall copy of ta Periodical Tor
auI rDp} Scare Bible biography Wonders OF the
u,fl tohe slf t..ct, order. Addresses above. f. ~
NLcpif -joop 3d. C,Hcoes from "A. lo ~, s. at
- J. ". CJNN1NCilAWs
Cheap Cash Dry Cords Store,
quo " street. Siockoe Ilin
~ Ffir - rPf} 90 rRt NKs-lri Leather lronr framed
Tfr.ul Iflu and Bonnet Gases Boyca, of superior
qualify JI. ..i barge uek u1de IN improved tylc-
Tagrf. d osr oft superior Trunk, VIII call and
te 30, and price. which vu o.. found very Ao.
very large stock Of ms,iua lgs. $40 -.lrs and shapes
SAMUEL. Pt"TNEY.
aug Main a I DOR above Halbsri. Gardner & Co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01

VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks

NlRGlNlA:-M Rules held in the Clerks
oec Of the Superior Count ChaneeTy the Richmond
Circuit, the 5,h day Of June. ist3;
1uicbcry Darlington and Mayo n James IT, Mary A. G. WI
liam - Waller n, and Francis J. " Darlington. Of
by their nc
Walter Coles and Lctscy his wife, and other prtns,
Samuel w. John NJ Wake and Clcmenna his wife,
William Burwel and Addison e Elizabeth
his Douglass and Judith his wife, James w Alex
andcr and Elizabeth his wife, anlother defts.
defendants above named having entered their appear
Act OF Assembly and the
Rules OF this Court AMI appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they OF this Commonwealth Is ordered that
the said appear here Rules be held
the rsi Monday October the bill Of the PLAIN
t and that OF this be forthwith inserted in some
published the City Richmond for two months
successfully and posted door OF the Capitol in the
said city. A Copy-Tcste
ia 2l--wqw wM G. SANDS, e. e..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
WORKMAN, MGRUDER y co,

AfEEk L ok SALE-
~ 90 IlhIs. =. r., " Orleans md ST Croit Sugar
Gj Boxes w. & WOol,ey Smith & Coverings double aud
triple Loaf Sugar
- BIS. Crushed AMI Powdered Sugar
20 Iiis New Orleans, r. Rico and Trinidad Molls-es
500 Bags Lagnra Cotiee
go dp Rio do
$50 do Oh Java DO
$50 Boxes WO0iruf-s and IIulls rnient Candles
20 DO Sperm 30
IS DO JulIs patent Sperm do
GOO Sacks Liverpool flied Salt
40 Bags New York Shot
5000 Lbs BarLold
600 Kegs Dupont Sporting AMI Blasting Powder
$50 do Nails made Of Swcies Iron
boat SPIKES
900 Bills No.1 y. &. GIcrrings
20 DO Roe
10 Boxes -NlO AMI IONl2 Glass
20 Dozen Barnes and simmons Axes
10 Hill Prime Western Sides
$50 Side. Sa. Leather. good AMI rood damaged
500 H.. bet English SiOe Thread
10 II'rsns rlrf.I Whale Oh
dp b,.t syauu DO
800 DO Ti1n1.ton Lime
~ RL... Tar
- do ruf. CIDER Vinc.-r
900 Blue gni Nova seoua grui Stones
G.fJOns bcst fl1r-as ir'f-y
P.parr. Ginger P.msufu. .ir p.'rs
Brli.frua. is1iDn Mustard &C..
80 Tons Tfag1r Sve es Ind County if1n-cll5rsny
general NJ neatly 100 " Cat Pi1rs a1I f.rnf
BlrI arl H.op Iron
r...er Fl4'as
Ton E ROD. fssYr'eI -u.s
do spsrg saI
d. Ar.n-1u anf Er-l,h EI'efaI 9ssi aYII
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
VIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks ofiic

NIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks office
ofihe Superior Count Cancey the Richmond Circuit the
day OF July, Isi3
John L. Saunders, Plaintiff,
against
Elizabeth W. Witt, l.. NJ. Goldsborough and other
Defendants.
The defendants above named entered appearance
ami security according Assembly and the
this Court aud by satisfactory evidence tint they
inhabitants thus Commonwealth II ordered, That the said
defendants 10 appear the lie held the first Monday
October bill the plaintiff and that copy
oer lie inserted newspaper published
City Richmond successfully posted the
front door OF tic Capitol in the said City
A Copy-restc
u2i-wgw WM. q SANDS, e.