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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-21
AUGUST ELECTIONS.
Cheering News!

NORIil CAROLINA.
The Old North State has noblv vindicated her
TO Wing Principles The Governor.
and both branches of the Legislature, are Wing.
This secures the election of two Wing Senators
in Congress. 10 resist the destructive measures
of the FREQ Traders. Hon. w. p. MAyGUM. the
present able. distingu shed. and patriotic Sena-
ator will doubtless be reelected, and will have
a Wing like GEORGE r. BADGER, Gen. UARRr-
sons Secretary of the Navy, as his colleague
The n Y. Tribunc says Gov. GRAHA,1's cleo
ton is certain by 5000 to 10000 majority Mr..
CLAWS majority over Polk. in 1914 was but g.
9i5 The Washington Union must try to re-
strain its tears. Polt has no charms for North
Carolina.
KENTUCKY.
WING. strong and mvincible. so usual! So
far as heard from. five wings and no locos are
elected to the Senate, and Twenty-Five wings and
scrcn locos to the House Kentucky. the home
of the Father of the AMERICAN SYSTEM" of Il e
policy of PROTECTION to AMERICAN
INDUSTRY" washes her hands of Free Trale
Polkery!
Here's to thee, Harry CLAY !"
INDIANA.
WING MAJORITY IN TIE LEGISLATURE on JOINT
BALLOT! Last year the the Loco majority was
10 This year. the g hig majority will be about
the same.
Whitcomb (Loco) is probably reelected Gov
ernor BY small majority. The latest returns
are :
Marshall whitcomb Ci9y r fsD1
SO Counties.
Whitcomb ahead. 9iG Polk do. ll0S. Loco
loss 1872. About &c Counties to be heard from
Locofoco majority 1915, 6,3si.
MISSOURI
The Tribune says:
s'rhc St Louis .Ncc Era (Native) conccdc'
the recollection to Congress o. Hon: JAMES Ii
| Bow1Iy IRREGULAR Loco over Gen. Mlburn. reg
ular Loco. and Wight. Native large portion
of the Wings. it SAYS. preferred Bowln TO tho
| Native candidate md so elected him. Count,
ticket doubtful. -Four to one against the New
Constitution.
ILLINOIS.
VIM Congressional Conre,iioa Joe Ia
,jcss Go. Gives Turner Loco, 80 majority, il
1871. 81 for Polk Ire. for Turner ll6-'li. :,
for Polk: Ujneblgo. l25 majority for Knox
in Al. IFS for Chy; Oglc, Knox Coin "A
Clay PIP.
JIrI Di<'rici-SangGn,oH Co. give Lin
coin. Wing candidate for Congress, over 60
majority. and elects the whole Wing ticket.
Grccne en- cccs two Wings to the llous
grim.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-21

We have but two remarks to make in reply to
the Gazette. The first j. that Mr.. CLAY was not
opposed to ''Anncxation' when it could be ac-
complished ''wttoW war. ,cithom diShonor, AND
WITH THE COMMON CONSENT OF THE STATES OF
THIS UNION" Would the Gazette oppose it on
these conditions
The second remark is that we never cast any
vote but a WING VOTE in our life Before we
were "ofagc," we thought the glory of Jack
sonsm a wonderfully fine affair, but we ''rc-
nounced" the General and all his works, yoars
before we left the "adioning State" 1t is a
small matter we are aware, but we dislike par.
ticulariy to be charged with LocoGocoism, past
present. or future.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-21
Will the Gazette please copy ?

EX-Gov. BoUcK, 'of Schoharic,' has been ap-
pointed Sub Treasurer for the City ofNcw-York
and EX-Gov. HUBBARD. of Ne,c Hampshire has
received the like appointment for Boston. Res
ponsiblc Polk-mcn. we suppose, could not be
found in either of these great Cities!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-21
Town Representative.

Ate Wing meeting, night-bcforo-last. CuAs
RrSSI-L, Est, WIS unanimously ra-porrina,.,
Tor l'Nn Representative. Mr. Rrssrl1. y,,s,
%. ge e'''',h The Wings of Burlington owe it to
themselves and to him. ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-21
CHARLES RUSSELL.

1JWill orr friends in different parts of the
State be kind enough to send us EARLY Election
returns
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-21
Quite a stirring appeal ,
And now, then. for the


The On NORTH STATE hcard this villiticr
OF one OF her purest citizcnS this ~tall-fcd PEN
soner and tool OF a traud-spawned and spurious
Administration.and replied by electing a WIG
GOVERNORS from EIGlTTto TEN TEIOUS-
AND majority. 4 WING SENATE and a
WING HOUSE. and will send TWO WING
SENATOR'S to the senate of the United States I.
The appeal. was, therefore, on the whole.
rather a failure ilr. Richie had better stir up
ms FREE TRADE friends little in VERMONT !
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-21
Speech of Mr. Stewart of Pa.

Read the extract from this speech which will
be found on the LIST page 1t erplains ad valo-
rem duties mos; clearly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-21
The Appeal and the Response.

On the 25th July. the Washington Union,
in an article filled with the most scurrilous per-
sonal abuse of senator IlAYwooD, of \. c. for
refusing to vote for Free Trade, thus appeals to
the 4" OLD NORTH STATE:
" And now word to the noble democrats of the
old North State y our State election is coming on
upon the complexion OF your legislature will depend
the election OF two senators OF the United States, who
are TO take the places of .ursss. Haywood and Man
gum. We conlurc, then, the friends OF FREE
TRADE IN North Carolina to rouSe elves-.o
strain every nerve to carry the leIsature-to give
| two ANTl-TARllF senators. THIS Is THE FIELD
! on WHICH THE BATTLE Is To DE FOUGHT AT THE
COMlNG EIFCTInN'.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-21

Bishop FEywIcH the Roman Catholic Bishop
of Boston, died last week in that City. "Reqpi-
asrGf in mare ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-21

q tis a tender place.
Bthke the Vice Prcs lent has enjoyed more favorable
ana stated opportunities for developing the moral
nature than were allotted unfortunately to certain
one OF his distinguished conedeates Honest, homes,
lago.
ihrre Is IN some men so bright and clear rny of
the divine that they conquer ami govern wherever they
come The Roman Senate must needs o.;r f., en-
sar the imperial crown Napoleon but shows his king
~ person and ms punishment Is revoked But lrc
need no Cesar, no Napoleon. We admit tn. first
claimant. We surrender at discretion to the first
summons. Andrew Jackson with his stern. almost
respectable lmysai; Van Buren, with his conp,a.,,ut
and pIausbIe he himself: and even Jane. X PIX
with h~ quiet diplomacy Secret correspondents, p are
alike victorious The fist carried us the second
wAeed1ed US; the third plays runou. game against
Us WAN loaded dice Verify, W. are c9ar1nicn.
people. HnTrah for Independence,
GA the way to New York SNC
Aug 10, SIC.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-21

The Troy Daily Post. an efficient Wing Jour
nal appear, in an improved dress, and on an en-
Jared sheet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
" lh'lNlA AT Superior Court OF Chance
~ for TIE Rehmond CIeu belt al the Ia,,o in In. CIV
" hichnonf on Nondiy. March IOth IstS.
"a ter BfeIton AID May hl- wife, Pur.
-

" IRGINIA AT n Superior Court of Chance.
y for The Richmond belt At the Capitol in Tn. Cry
' n'ehn'ohd on sond,y, March ich, Ists:
"a Yer bfeIion AID May G.. hl- wife, Pur.
against
Robert Hea-y a. administrator Samuel w I.ayr, deed -
s o. eon non Of Peter ksmE, deed and admins
uaiofo Thomas Tfies, deed Chainsy Gn.sol
o. ara NJ sesar decd who sbsT Mad-eI eounry
~, and administration Of Hsury Ieaeruan
Sir"e late sh"rn Of MddssI county aps az -eh osni -
DE toms nan 81 the said Henry e-msn Faa
~ and LHnbeh . hts wife, formerly Elizabeth g
well administrative Of Sterling Iohn Gau Jn,.oh Gl
w ho1A' n Perkins eISea'ots Of e.iAment
- $40 o. a. lie Sheriff o. the county buckingham
ara A. such administering anbe red Of Robert We.
.. sohn w. West ad-,ns'raof De bon,-
o, ns aid Robert West deed. Tons. West Roof Chew
rscuio ofJohh Thew. who OF H,n,ab Ke A.,
- shen oi the county Of ienrieo and adminai1r
deed, " ~ SIN ~aiAr N'"p'
This the plaintiff. apr. ~ tn b,v. p,ae.sss
ne 1.snaan'' Francis Bowen and Elizabeth wife.
aud Thomas West Iotn an IN. moi
by a~ against absent Defendants issy falling to ap
- came on THIS day to BE- hsafd the
and exhibits herewith d thereto Of IN. df,.st
', re ~ as aanihi'ntor OF samuel W LAyre, deed
ue nen non OF Peter Kemp deed, and adnini,tra
b'f "i Thomas Tres, decd ,rh,s h win mar ns,
w answer Of k'hard NJ seEsr time as Of
CO.. oee q and replica ions tn the I'd upon
me 'a orsiaa bl TAKEN for the her
AD"Ne named uon the hi amended plaintiff AIKEN for
s -. az We os'endanis above FAMED and second
etd eh Of the painful the deen
aah honi Street. adn Heary T-uan
- 'su, o. '"es,li NhTrcupon Al the in-uinc- Of
the Couns for the order that the be
iserr,d TO one Of the directed
w ''e' 70 tA- paiues IN STATE and se's The follow
ing accounts and to Court with any matter.
may be
Sul'"h oy any OF the rariIes IN BE- = STATED
s-hn account o. the administration Of Samuel " Iayr- up
% ' es'am OF Philip Grymss deed taking account
~ 'oner 'ha Distinguish possible
WI committed BY the said Layre twenty
sh Gay OF AHsuH eighteen hundred
have been committed aft that dl.s
<as-AeeoGE OF the administration the defendant Robert
neaey upon The estates Of W. ayre Peter KEMP and
1h0mas Trce 10y 49,
y-lhe account Of the administration Richard ~ segar
n ne estale OF Henry HeHeman and
.Son Of Chauneey G. Gs~nd upon Rchd
81 and an account Of the Of the Henry
~ uusi e control OF the County Couu OF MddeseI
NV H1eh Iefeoi u Liable 10 the claim Of the pzibJIfs.
account of the Il Peter Kemp which cae 10
e hahas Hannah Kemp and an
uh' OF the estate OF Hannah Kemp Ia
Sonh new a. her eIeeutor OF dev,ss heiRg
tales have been administered o.
5hlyAn account OF OF the estate Of Ro.
wet dec by fuee Persins sbeIIf county his
Administrator
ohg-An account Of the administration OF John
Chew, dee BY Rote1 Chew. his eI- :uor
a IouN=Irsfr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS.

CHINA, EARTHEN AND GLASS,
AtgrcatIy reduced prices for Cash.
INTENDING To move during the Summer into
the Store house above Messrs Kendall AtwaIe
aud directly opposite Messrs. Webb
ce ourselves OF the trouble and Of
goods have determined advance
int prices Of goods the mlnuaetoesto Oder
Stock with Spring Importation OF China Eaithenwae
hn Glass greatly reduced Cash City acceptance
short credit.
Our Old customers inysd make their purchases
above, regular prices the usual credit.
Merchants by calling
Spring determined open New
nett Pal, entire fresh supply % fashionable goods.
wM. r. BUTLER co,
So Main Street,
If the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
G. UNSPAUGH & CO.,


A RE now receiving large invoices Of Spring
and summer Cotbnr selected and manufactured much
expressly for The Richmond uadramonE stock be-
found English Frvnch and Cloth fock
Tweed Drap DEte, Cashee Lnen Busnoss roat EnEh.
ffcnch German and American Cashmere st saun Rom
baGncs Valencia plain and figured hareea Vesogethet
great variety ~ fancy dress aces latest patterns We
respectfully ask the purchasers IN our extensive
sinc determined upon making quict sales al SMALL ad
B-our stock IN few days complete comprising
evtU uyie u garment In the Eenucmans line
Apr ~, Isf6--d1m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
TO BUYERS OF FURNITUHE--sOUTH
AZ 4 " MEEkg

HAVING facilities Tor kinds ~ the
n fasigHab and SpsdS FBrsHrs used beg leave
specifically the Of Southern Genemen and Ladies
New York their Establishment No ~ Neaey
few from Asto House A. their Store Rooms will he
found oet offurntue made the snecnt and
modern Partisan other desirable styles such Egyptian
Efabcthan, Gothe, Louis xiv and Nv. hc an Of which Of
manufacture, and under their
attendance and warranted equal INSIDE this city Europe
Ynrk Serf.I a v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
sTODART a. DUNH MS
PlASO FORTES.

1--WE superiority Of these instruments over all
manufactured IN this eoutty, beyond
Pianist ~ ~ ~
&. & ?. Zngbaum:
fn-i "e-iih take pleasure testify stnd-
" Huhnas artn'y % New Hofs Piano OF superior
quay anc thev 9f so
Jay ln'nurh son'Ss and b'ianey but aIo through
N''A'1@h,hP 'uper'or To any other manuaeioy
LEOPOLD DE MEYER
Ne are 'Eesv- the above instrument. m
~ 9'a "' virginia and North Carolina. as.o
"eH' 'NaI' on hand NASH 4 WOoDuOusE
Richmond; and
- y. p NASH.
ny Peter Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
$4,000 worth fresh Spring and sum-
mer Dry Goods.


WE-would particularly invite the attention of
our country friends and the public ssreray one Of the
he' and most varied sssornnts tho CITY when
We p'ore ourselves N sen - any sha.rt
;hEt "rsduatsd Bar 2. trbrs Elm
of7 Thadrd hatrEe complete assortment rich .ha
20 'giufie hiiius, Jiccn.t: new sty do
Fret splendid ss-ornsLt Sik Bares. shavI. Whit. emb
ape sht~ tmod Lace AMI HTaanl seaf ais Graduated
hSn Robes 'rsaH ~hte ani cord Rass. White
Igfa Swiss bu'hos; afre .nhTd Cages
C and ChnaE-it' EnhTd Mgsn Sisevrr; aas-n- in Linen
'aHhre hdkis, from isc N s. Mourning VIZ bk hon,
oa[n"s and h2ses- black snatt-s, Striped "a
reg am Batodr-, BIZ Hnc whit" GinFhaIns awn,
ead barsre- and sks Damask Tab. osr ant Nan
kn vey prruy also Bard Bye Huesasaek Russia Dlaaer.
- Linen sheetni heavy urdres-ed h Linens y.ry
cheap. '''
GENTLEhBNS GOOns
super Bib AID Fancy and Cashmere itpu,,
'arfes o. even gad- splendid Linen DrInZ.,
very n'h light six and Saun NenEs Cd-d sus ard
San Co. bk Ehhfd SATIN 90 Light Ebrd Cashma do whit
ana Fancy sars DO Summer Coang great variety Cravats
Hans, Gloves
A-n compete assortment of C.othing-Coou Or
ao@s Haehed and Blown sE.rLgs shretnTs Heavy bro
Linen Drils, WARRES 4. 3 ARtss
Nm Ma.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22

O. IL pursuance Of the above order of Court.
the parties nam and interested hereby not q
That shall commence snjoinsd Oh me on
MONDAY The e9ih Gay June ensuing al 10 oeoek A
NJ when they required uEce duly pared
with such accounts EVIDENCE and documents enable ~ 10
fuhi t:iose duties and report thssefsm
my lS-~a n. n POTTIAt'N hr Conf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
" f. w
LIVERY STABLE.

HNIIE subscriber having leased the Lirery Sta
- BE r. between 18th and sth Streets fornery occupied
ny Mr. Jos Patterson decd would pubdc
generally that be prepared accommodate Horses Mules
reasonable To those having oRsEs
would such. Bery, month
BY unrrmed hopes to
urrt share NJ pubic patronage. J. r. JOBsON.
Richmond. MarcbS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,
No 4 2O Main. GARNER Mt ath and JIai,, Sir.

No. 100 Main, Corner OF 3th and Vain Streets.
H. B. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
4. Of Spring and Ready Made Clothing and
mrns Fancy Ware. lie
Of the following articles, viz
French aud English Cloth DIess and FToek black blue
brown,
French and American Plain Fancy Cashmere
Pants.
Single MIled Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
HACK Satin, Silk and BonbaEnc Vests
Fancy do do Marselics and Cashm~ret.e Vests
White haees Vests duoble and single breasted standing
rolling collar
Kid, Srk Thread and White Berlin
ShiHs, super plain and fancy
Bosoms and Collars Of the styles
Menno fo;ton and Silk Undrrshirts
DO drawers and Socks
scsif CravaIs, stocks and Poke, Hdk great variety.
snspchdeTs Of all Kinds
Silk aud Bingham Umbrellas
Al Of which will sell low any establishment this side
OF Oregon!
o. H. Spence continues take
the Fashionable Establishment Of John ST.
An assortment Of samples constantly on hand.
10 r.. Il SPENCE. Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
IEIIgIyIHasISS

lNDIAN EuEIADEE HANAGkA,
For The Cure of >crofuIa VI reuriRI Mise se,-
aud all other impurities ~ the BLOOD.
\ CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD!i
~ icarleSsly challenge all men. whether
Medical of Qa7es Nosruu to produe,
which .. T!orErd IN FlerrH Dagsf
READ IT, READ IT.
Messrs ROWLAND & WAIroNti In Justice 10 Won
and Of charity tha-c have b-en cheer
fully sou asila.I Of tae NJ Gun. ,-rfs
upou me by your ~ O. ,--,s - - - ~
than two years most obstinate AMI
irghuG sesofas which died the most emin.n,
Physean' 90 oaf sy An7us pthr rem-ies
ot Swans fauscys. Eive Of SANDS safsarar~ eigh
bottles "sarsaTaua and iirs aFe quantities Of Hyir
date of Potash, AMI was SILL growing
Nv m0i7sr se-Ig af -lr CsLsa', fad
Isgas Fr1lsa catd you YOU spoke 20 confidently
Of 1t hat was udIei although ate frh II
' '' 'aee' 'tH'ao nose ears aud oHe to % nay ihroa
~erc almost suycTci with h-hy uhsumsd PAINFUL Ulcer.
whcn commenced using toe F-u1rrs the of Deem
bar l-i5-and 10 ny utter as''nsnsnL The ne aHd
ness were eHuy rsH'ved 10 frs- sr A-sapi IA tNo day
The ulcers commenced healing lsuz the nird tote
be ulcers are al ed and my peerty restored
Signed joan ". sreLEroN.
rh.adss be-. Jan. 10, 1916. No Madison 81
CITY " Palelepha, 50:
N.yoss orrror.
Personally ai,sarld before me The su5s, ef Mayor OF
L. 81 saa ty John " Appleton beng sy5ru deposci
am ''i sat h' i'- sst lora 90 The iorsg
ar, tue On testimony whereof have ny aams
ami eln.cs th' corporate be aaI h Tenn ay Of Jan
uay A. u. I-l6.
TIE above hsltr OF son Be- without he East shds OF
e'1r.rarou. m had considered almost b1ees, ana
cc'cbrntsd remedies had JARED aui We autt IN, an,
cure 10 tn Incredibly short space Eleven uays yout Pana
-ea' alone.
signed DANIEL. APPLETON
jan 10, 1885. ANN VI APPLETON.
can ehe'ify bear testimony vcry etri1rnau
cas-, and believe CO. be 90 Gre wonderful crrs on rr
cord ~ nsrn Whea VIZ Appleton eaH.d io rs Reward ,n,
WALTON on relation n his Tie almost eovers,
with sefofuous r,srs Which brhy irdimsd and ven
paiUfuanl -ly YER, much doubsd th.t a eur,
could tvrr BE- feciri h hardly probable NJ Appleton
would have hveath'r moH'hs lcnses onae-t reher
Siansi. WILLIAM STFEfIJyC n ID
Ths yvulr- fsaedy BE- for sale by Rowsnd Walton Phi
a''phn p } fcnt Richmond Va John 2. Calan. Washing
Con. Henry raos. Arand-a nv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
A CARD.
X f. -OP f. n ED!

'tNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Ladies and Gentlemen OF the CITY wei
MY that his spacious aud Ice Cream
exclusively Tor Gentlemen opcncd for reception
fany aud would be happy upon his sea
son nom O'Clock until ~ O'Clock r NJ Tie returns his
thanks to tie public generally for the
during the last season and them
tons on hs pan shall b. wanting render worthy
OF a larger share Of their patronage.
n. BFamiss Of usu,t
the shortest notice. JUAN FlZZlNI,
ap3S oae door below the r s.han,e HAM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
NUMBER 124.
From The Neir York Mirror. I
PIANO FORrES

'I'iik reputation Of Mr.. Wore. steris Pianos i.
such haii 70 almost unnecessary oar any CONNIE,
ay remarks a. tn tb~f quantity o e.sanr- ~ ~orsm.p
sp or ernsrsi ercsene~ U,y. a, .,
VA ney are bot 'o be eroerd present.
% w = N b. sonDd At his manufetory i30 Third nue.
NJ = am good a-anent Instruments
ass irn -ir IN revrh uetavs rbc-s sany
~h'ea they perfect COINCIDENCE
rHuH ~ an means visit The worre-.,r
We perceive that Messfs SfODDAR1 DUNBAR h.v. pub-
suer Ton D" Meyer prosounerg Fost.- the
% IN hrri D. and a 10 bat .e the fet
~ "ls formerly the foreman of uanuae-ory and uh.-
qasntS one ~ tie srm % SroDDART, NyoRCE-TER a nUN
m 10y 49, " '~'" 1"' 10
" We are the exclusive al. o. woee,.,-t
ramos IN TINS city AMI and m,
- az NJ seven oeisvr- New pr ard
Pe Ourselves 10 refund The money in.ir
msns do not Prove = Guaranteed DRINKER a NoRRIs
10 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
To Buyer of Cabinet Fuynttur. a, I'm. So,,,
and elsewhere.
Z. w. HUTCHIkGS ~ co.
40 sRohDW-fE NEW YORK,

y n
LHEr"EEN GRAND AND BECOME srREErsl
'E'HE subscribers would inform their customers
- AMI the public they have removed from their ,,,, a.
'uaton 49, BrooTe street number IN Broadway
where they have the richest Furniture in Yo,s
C2sns All the ancient modern, Parsan style. .o
nue IN Use at the present Day when prices TIA
NOV All To induce iho.s WIN IN purehas.
strangers visiting the CITY quest Cabinet WORK ar invited
% call cEafnn" and the quality preas with nth.r
Manufacture T. W a. n Co guarantee every piece odd A.
haTihS been gp' uhosr their immediate Inspection and ~
and warranted every respect eqaa TO any In the
city OF elsewhere. - " 80
oe lily r. w. HI-TCHSGs 4 On 49, p,,,,..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES or YOUR
OWN STATE

VNE Fmnkhn Manufacturing Company have hand their
PAPER MILL Depot o. the souhern rood
assomon q supcane enc and
h eppapers ruled and pam also medium printing euveiop and
Wrappug 81 whoesais prices
10 which they invite public attention. assured quality and
preeheir Manufacture will bear comparison production
u Noo Factory They prepared ersca orcrsfor
description q that
require Merchants aud dealers requested the Payer
Mil and examine themselves nh ~ n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

VIZ Nv Ia w W IL Ia Ia n IN D.
AskNs LiBBYs Line Of Packets. between Richmond and
New oheAss viii regular septic ub.
and viii be eonpossd II ing yo.seIs
bar9ne BACHELOR, Capt HirAs HoHTos;
Drig ORLRANs, Cant W. s-u,
Brig JOSEPHINE, Cant Jo. Roa1s.o.
One Of th@ above this place regularly every
month We can with CONFIDENCE
hs public as they werr buH expressly
~ 10" " any other N.- AMI
erect men Of long experience
having very superior accommodations,
paf-entcrs, aPPy 10 J. FISHER Il SON OF
. uASkINs 4 LIBBY
" All hesht from the country for the
and forwarded BY charging regular dayasc
WnAnAke- J.R. a =,
Al
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n HenricO County Court, April g. 1876:
William PendstoR guardian OF Hams an infant


Woodson guardian ad bteu Of the said Sanh Harris
liam Pendeon and CahaHue ~ wife Joseph Pendston
and Charlotte K n hrs WIFE Dabney e. D..
his WIFE, Frederick l. Harm. Nathaniel ar AeIander
H. Barrett and Jul anna his wife David b. Harris Dr
in ChanceTy
On he motion Of the plaintiff, day bill in this
cause, MoshS wcion guardian in:a nj
defendant sarah l. Harris being age
allowed by the Court the
PENDANTS William PeBdeon CahaTne ~ wife Joseph
Pendleton and Charlotte X 81 wife, Dabuey
Eliza d. his wife. Frederick L. Harris Harris
which the plaintiff replied gsneaand appearing
PENDANTS AieIahder B. Barrett and Juanna wr
Harris residents Of the Virginia said
PENDANTS having appearance given security
according 10 the act OF Assembly and court II IL
ordered that the said defendants appear
the July Term and and that
OF this order be lofthh
IN the city OF Richmond for that
other copy be posted this
county A eopy-Teste.
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