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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The journal of yesterday read in part, and
the further reading having, on motion Of Mr.. DAN
TEL, bern dispensed with, was approved.
Mr.. PRESTON KING, from the Committee on
without amendment the Senate bill for the relief o.
Alexis Hyatt.
MIR. X. also, from the same committee, made ad
verse reports upon the petitions Of J. Rose, J. Nor
rison. r. Rose, Lanoelot Williams, A. ID. w. Bod
ley, Ephraim ShRler, j. Clarke, J. Brown, NJ
Simpson, G. Hiskman, A. +. Tyler, A. L. Bolton
and S. Harrington: laid upon the table.
On motion OF Mr.. PRESTON KING, ordered
that the committee be discharged from the consider.
alton of the petitions Of M. Spalding, D. R Gran
ger, J. Hilbert, J. Davenport S. Burton, w. Rob
erts, J. Sogathy, d, Pattie T Sinclair, c. Weston
t, X. Sanders, A. Brghtwen, and S. Clarke; which
were laid upon the table.
THE PRIVATE CALENDAR.
On motion Of MIR. DANIEL, the House pro
oceded the consideration OF the private calendar
Senate bills of the following titles were read ,
third time, and passed:
For the relief Of the representatives Of Pierr
Menard, Josiah +. Belts, Jacob Feaman, and Ed
mund Roberts, sureties Of Felix St vrian
For the relief OF Amos Kendall
For the relief Of John Keith.
For the relief Of Nathaniel Phillips
The bill for the relief Of Mrs. Pike, widow Of tn
late Gen. Pike, coming up
Mexsrs. GORDON, CULVER, and Mellow
ELL, Of Ohio, advocated, and Messrs. DANIEL
GROVER, and ATKINSON, opposed it.
Mr.. MCDOWELL said:
MIR. SrEakkR I do not design to occupy the al
tention Of the House but few minutes on the bi
now before it, for it seems to me that no one, VIII
has taken the trouble 70 read the report ofthe Senst
committee, whose report is before US, can have
moments hesitsncy a. TO the course he should trk
IN reference 10 the object Of the bill This bill Is Oh
result Of the investigation Of COMMITTEES in the SsnS
ofhixh character for intelligence and talent passe
the Sena.s scarcely without opposition; came to III
Uoass. and Gus referred TO the appropriate commit
20. here which Investigated the claim, and reporte
4 h.ck with recommendation that u psss. kno'
,h.t sar,c objections are urged upon the ground (
sxpediency. but is now too late to attempt to e
tablsh = new ruiz on subjects q ms ha.p,s si''
the practice Of the government IRON the asys
Is~rIs and Clarke dowH y Wilkes expedition
Congress hss in these cases sissn 'arge exus pal
hsosnse Of the importance 81 the ssrsloes reuIe'e
m that was good reasOn 10 ihosS esses ssTe'y
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CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Webster spoke for
four hours in opposition to the tariff bill, and had
not concluded at the hour of adoumment-4
O'Clock.
The HOuIc passed its session in the consideration
OF bills on the private calendar.
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NATT AeEST's 0TFIcE,
lnly IA 10

NArI AsESr's 0TFIcE,
July IA, 1886
DULIC sale OF pickles, butter, and raj
IL sins.-Will be sold On Wednesday, the 29th
of the present month, Uuy,) at IL O'Clock, at the
nayy-yard IN this city, the following condemned
articles, viz;
IS pounds Of pickles
Is do Of butter
$50 do U4 bores) raisins.
Terms, ossh.
wM. B. SCOTT,
July IL Navy Agent.
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LIST OF ACTS

Thai haze been passed BY Congress- and approved by e
President ofths United States--eoniinued.
resolution authorizing the sale of certain land
at Baton Rogue to the State ofLouisiana. Approved
July %, 1876.
resolution regulating the printing of Congress,
and establishing the compensation ofthe same. APP
proved July %, 1876.
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SRrAT REDUCTION ~ rHE FRlcu OF FIovH-Fy
reference to the marke, REVIEW in this days paper
vii be seen that lot Of go barrels coed country
hour has been sold At 81 OeI per barrel This :
considered less than il w,s ever kpo~n a ~,
reached before IN this market and ne believe il !, 1t
lower price than . lot Of good msrekant.lle a,ur
was ever sold in the Uried States previous 70 this
dafs.--Sa. Lsvis Atw Ire, liza,
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The following petitions and memorials weie pr. re
senled under the rule and referred the appropriate
committees; 49,.
BY MIR HAMLIN The petition Of Henry Van Meter ior
pension for services In the Indian wars ana lSsl WI" WIN
Great Britain. , ,u--,,. OH.
BY Mr. HARPER. The petition Of Elizabeth Clapper
widow Of George Clapper soldier oil me reFoluuonsy
army praying Tor ths benefit VI the act Of Congress Of June
n, ls4l 80. =, -, ,
By Mr. GRINNELL: The petition Of p H. Folger and
othsr Of asking for the erection Of building
a that place for and post once those OH
ess with an tbs public documents having been destroyed
Nv MT n W. HUBARD The petition Of Mr.. Henry Car
ngton executor Mrs p lie Grand deceased Tor arrears
Of pension referred TO the COMMITTEE on Revolutionary
By MI GARyIN. The Petition Of Ada smith widow Of
los smith soldier Of the revolution referred TO the Com
mittse on Revolutionary Pensions Also the potion Of Ma
than Rowey soldier OF the late referred TO the Com
Mite on Invalid Pensions.
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Tue TRIAL OF GnSERAL Ghixrs.--The Norfolk
Beacon states that General Gaines and the officers
composing the court, with the exception Of Gensrsl
Brooke, have arrived at Old Point There Will also
be number Of officers engaged in the bailes OF
the slh and 9Th Of May, in attendance as Witnesses
The court viii ct with open doors, and the proceed
inss will no DOUBT be very inrsrr.,ir,r
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The Albany sloop-of-war, which has been re-
Gently coppered on the sectional Aoating-dock at
New York, is now ready to 90 to sea. She is a
beautiful vessel
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rev. septimus Tustin, having

uTThe Rev. septimus Tustin, having
partially recovered nom his recent ndisposl-
tion, may be expected to preach in the Central
Presbyterian Church, on 9Th street, on Sunday
morning next, at IL o'clock.
Sub ect, 10y requsst) "The objectionable
SIM"
Preaching also in the afternoon at o'clock.
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cl.slon. from conversation with the chairman and
members Of the Committee Of Claims Ia the Sen
ate, thai il was not likely that any bill Of the House
passed al this late period would receive the aeuoh
Of the Senate" we are informed should be correct
ed by substituting therein for the words "eonyer,
saton WITH" the words Information received
from" r.
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NJ Rev. G. Il. Flanders, (Uniyersalist,l
from ST. Louis, Missouri, will preach in the Capitol
on Sunday morping at eleven o'clock IN the Unita-
ran church IN the evening, ~ eight O'Clock.
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THE UNION.


by and 10Th The adpies and consent Of The Senate
Commissioners 10 tra1sins claims undsr the treaty 9Th
'l hs ChsrOkess Of 1856:
BENJAMIN II. BREwsrER, of Pennsylvania.
EpwARD HARDEE, of Georgia.
EDnUsp WILsoR, to be collector Of the customs
for the district and inspector Of the revenue for the
port Of Marlborough in the State of Maine, in tho
place Of Parker McCobb, jr., deceased
JoHN e. Humphreys, TO be collector OF the GUS
toms for the district and inspector Of the for
The port Of Bath in the State Of Maine, in the place
OF Amos Nourse, rejected by the Senate.
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u5-The annual CONNIE O me mt OF George
town College will take place al the College Hall
on Tuesday, the 28th July, at 81 O'Clock, a. m.
July l5-eod6t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-08

NlRGINlA-At Superior Court Of Cha ncery
for the Richmond Great. held Capto the City o.
Rehm'nd on Tuesday the 2fth dry Of Fetruary. 1886
ihonas T. Bareh plaintiff.
against
MhIam Gay. executor Of Joshua GoOde,
This cause day upon the plain
III hs Of Keneis replica
bon OF The PaRiiH 10 the sd By
aienNaht and argued BY
e 'oo doth adJ1dg- order, decree,
soners do AXE
asanthe estate Of Joshua toode
hdan, tsir natue eharaetsr and
De eiao,sd and established before han
SINE and 40 far they
Dear proportional OF the
h- creditors OF the sad te-taof opportunity
ina - election and establishing
soa'r who IN the premises thai h.
give houee hereof TO the creditors by advertisement
pager printed s City
sing such And further direct
81 TO state and the which debt.
rs be established aforezad ehargeasr
abe AT ALL upon the balance
en'o a. bs by the seed with
hi- answer which the
pra faee night And directed
10 report To the
matters specially seated which he
PARTY nay require 70 be 20 stated. Copy-rese
n p. HOWARD. CIR
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
c. UNSPAUGU e. CO

No 80 West Main street
A RE now receiving large invoices of Spring
n and summer CothnF selected and with
care expressly for the Richmond adeamong our stok may BE-
oand EnRsh French and German Cloth dress and oct Coats
Tweed Dfap DIE Cashmere Lnen &c Bnsness Ensib
Ffench German and American Cashmere Pants h ssn
baEnes Valcnea, pin anj figured Mafenes
greet variety Of fancy dess accs of paterns We
respectfully ask The attention Of purchasers
We ae determined upon making quick sales small "a
Bour stock In few days will be complete comprising
eveU style o. EatmeHi IN The gentemaas line
April tst. Ief6--d1m
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SION begun and held New County al the Court
Ho3se, on THURSDAY. the 18Th day of March.
On the John Hammeey who N ermarr ed with
ney Bailey the widow Of John Bailey, ucy
T. he 1hersy, appalling han yea p
have expired the qualification upon the
tstae % the sad John 49, Bailey deceased all
persons having claims the Etae
deed Do exhibit the for
I'M o New Kent County and SUCH ainistlaf
John H. Bailey deceased the first day 81 Noybs
and that copy q This order riEh in ths
Richmond WhE and Enqurr CIV Of
Rehnond aaoih6r oopy posted Of The Cou Hous
Of this county, on two several Court Gays. Copy.
mhso-ewsw JNO. n. CHRISTIAN, Clerk
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"reminiscences. nfncn.


In accordance ~ih the
HEREBY no all may against
toe r-ats Of Joshua Gooe deceased thereof
supported by Legal evidence my before
wednesday the 18th cay OF May ensuing.
aFlI-2a~tI 3hMay. ". B. POTTIATN Mr. CANINE
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURER OF YOUR
I.. OWN STATE

VHR Hranthn Manufacturing Company hand Al their
PAPER MILF ,he Depot of ne southern Railroad rood
sssompnt n spperne hne and eer fed ana
fa esp papers cd and pp alo medium printing envelop ana
Wrapping paper Of various prizes
price win bear produruon
Of any hohern Factory They prepared
description Of paper that or their customers NAV
require Merchants and deae requested Payer
NIL and examine for themselves mn Itu
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TO BUYERS or FURNITUHR--sOUTIG
a. w MEEKC

HAVING faciles Tor manufa ctufing kinds 81
~ FashioHas and Spiesdf FHurs used beg
fpoeuly 70 call the attention Of S0uhon Gentlemen Ladies
visiting New YORK, Establishment No 10 Vcsey street.
few doors from the Asor HOUSE ~ their stoc Rooms viii be
found an extensive stock u Furniture made the ancient and
modern Partisan ~ well other Styles Erypan
EhIabethan oothe' Louis XIV and XIV Gc an Of which NJ
Their own manufactures and gotten under their personal super
Mes York ept Iqtb. ~
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700 PACKAGES
ESH SPRING DRY GOODS!
+. d j. 5. JAMES & CO,

~ AVE now in store and receiving BY re-
- n cent aTiva their entire SPRING GOODS
puehasd either At auction from the
lowest aes Th-ir stock
hn- and their object being make they
ah OF 70 GOOD men at eedns small proh The
Try trade are respectfully requested give
elimination before purchasing elsewhere
Richmond. March n, 1876.
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GOO O0O WORTH OF FRESH DRY

w. w. " " q % % ID -. We hy
R Road and STEAMBOAT packets Henry and
est sye SPRING GOODS, viii
before on hand Offered wholesale
small advance, and the
Sale BY auction viii take place July giving mon.
invite those wantOf goods opportunity e supply
Ing them at almost heir pnee- Here
part
Omhre striped Bireges, Bazorine, aud Lawns
Gro de Oder, JaeOnets Organize Musns Gihghams
Feneh and Ellsjon Ginghsms fancy black aud white
French, English. and American Calicoes. (ehrapl
Book Swiss, Mun. JaeOnet- riped and plain Muslins
Bhek and white Lawns. Gughams, and Cllieoes
Habit and Furniture Dmy, and TaIton Muslin
Lace, tnpe checked, iaaey jubilee Ind PolEa Robes
Omsrc Barge silk, and Herman Shaws md Searfs
horavIan, silk and cotton Hosiery, all qualities
Ldc thread silk and aid Gloves Mlits
super bonnet cap neck, and velvet Rihands
Super silk and Umbrellas PaasoIs and Sun Shade.
Thread Laees. Edgings and InserinEs
Swiss book and cambria Edgings and Inserngs
Iush shifting and sheeting Linens, all prices
Table Damask Diaper, Table Cloths and Napkins
Russia aud Bird Eye Diaper, Dowias and Crash
Revere borid hemse tape bordd thd Cam Hdkf,
Plain and shaded silk Fringes and Cords
Hair. grass cloth. Marseilles, AMI ,rded Skirt
Large and medium ne MarseiHes Quilts
EIira super wool black C,oths and CaS-meres
Fancy eold and fgd French and Belgian do
super and medium Dap de Etc ami Cape Cambets
Cape Lasting Summer Cioths and Groom DO
Heavy hrnwH and white Linen DriIngs
- and - plain French Linen, Drill and Buraps
Black SATIN Valentia. and MaFsenes Vesting
Cotonades hremins Cauiheis, and MeIiean Mixtures
-, - 50, 60. and 1874 brown and bsaehed Domestic,
Plaid DoHResties, Apron ~ Furniture Checks
Brown AMI beaehed Jeans Nankens Cotton
India Floor Mating
with variety of other Goods enumerated every article
n winch VIII be soil as before stated uneommony
Tor cash. VALENTINE, BREEDEN A. co,
. nh 70 2I7
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GORDON " SKINNER, ~ MAIN SrREET,
~ Richmond. Va oser for ale
IS bhds ORLEANS md West ndia sugars
IS uerees and bbb Ci,nded sugar
20 paetaEes loaE crushed and pulverised Sugars
boxes white Havana sugar
f3n bags Cohec-Rio. IaEuaya Java and Msneabo
bales Mochs Cohse
IS hhds Orleans and Yves, nsta Noiasscs
M chests Blask Tea
Tea In 6 and islb
900 sides ienther-F'od stamp and damaged
IS DO Russet Leather
900 ~ shoe Thread
100 boxes sPern and Taliow Candies
Fsnsyand variosa,cd soap
10 bags Pepper
Pimcnto and Ginger
goo kegs Nails
$50 sacks Ashon's salt
$50 bags Shot
100 kegs nuroui's Power
3so realms wiArping Paper
90 uercss Rice
$50 Dor ucup '-i Cotton Bel Cord, ,uI tdu,.
50 dor Browns
81 dor painted Buckets
s. Ss.ss Couoa r-pe and 1ampwi,t
50 bags Fcaheu
200 Novs scoua Grndstones
rs kcgs Iiorss Shoes
hhds Bacon
Gtass-satu aud IOffg
Sperm ani Tanuers Ou
Cotton Vans San retr-, Copp,ras Msalsr sp5 indigo
Cotton 10 esle. c1nysf sgd CNisr Vtnsgat &c &c.
RON-too tons swedes Eussh Ttedegat County com
priHuE nssrly ansrcs round hst and squafc
sheet Icon snd Nan rods
SrEEI~-Amsriean aud English nistercd
Mayors ard sheer Steel
TiN PtArE-i7s ssrr' Iort1, 1880 isris.
Brfht md csded Tn for roofing
cogrER-seoo Ne Bnjss-. soes,hias and sOH
WiRE-tooo Ne assorted sizes
Zine and spther
Bar and Sheet Lead, ne. mhst
OUlCkSILNER. 100 lbs. pure Quicksilver,
~ for god reencs received and for s.s By
| Pao - P.1oBNsrnN. Druggist
w HALE OIL. Ia bbls. Whale Cd, suitable
fc lard h@F painting roofs srsasns he. for ale VEN
eheapb ~ 2. JOHNSTON,
P" Druggist
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NEW
LIV cry STABLE.

VNHE subscriber having leased the Livery STA.
y BE p between l7ih and 18th forHery occupied
by MI Joe deed inform public
generally that be prepared accommodate their ores, Mules
ke the reasonable To those having HoEss board
h. would state that he viii Feh, livery 81
ny unreed hopes
merit share Of public patronage. J. x. JOB6ON.
Rlrhnnnd. 1910. dam
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AT Court Of Hustlngs holden for the city Of

A L a Court OF Hastings holden for the city of
n Williamsburg, Monday s5d day Of March Is4s
on the Application OF Michael :. WaucH James
City County and such Franess Fns
tsf deed Joseph Poster and Mar G. Poster
fosterH ored That al having agans the
estate Of Archibald FOseTdeed do settlement
u John Coke ofthe Williamsburg committee and
such administrator said Archibald Poster on or before
te l7m day Of June
Archibald Fosters third section
Of the Act o. the 18Th Of saeh, 1870
under DEGREES Courts
with eundIng bonds % and
cassAnd ordered, that published IN the Rc D.
ond Wing Tor posted Cour house door OF
this civ for t~o severl davs
A Copy-Tcsts
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS.

CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS
greatly reduced prices for Cash.
INTENDING To move during the Summer into
the Store Mes-rs Kendall
and directly opposite Messrs Webb q
eve ourselves the trouble aud OF
goods have notwithstanding the
in the prices Of goods
Stock, with entire Spring Importation OF China Eahenwa
and Glass greatly reduced prices for Cash. City
credit
Our old invited make purchases OF
above, regular prices OF usual credit
Merchants viii consult calling
Spring determined open
Pan entire flesh supply Of fashionable goods.
WM. r. BUTLER co.
So Main Street.
NH IL Sign OF the Pitcher.
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SPRING STOCK !

DI nINH DIUUk
WE are now receiving our Spring Stock of
w Straw Goods. which is the most eon,pee ever o.
feTed in this market and Complies every variety OF fashionable
BOnHefS,
with extensive and rieh assortment OF
Ribands and F2OnerS,
and the hrges and complete assormenio OF
LeghOrn and u. L.. Hats,
ever Offered in this state Having lately large additions and
improvements In manufacturing at the north
are eonhden we Offer inducements ehase both
IN pe and quality Of goods any house Most Of our
goods arc manufactured expressly for market County
Merchants are invited 10 give call before purchasing
Whsre We shall receive additions weekly through sprins
Keep complete.
w E.. p CARPENTER L co
No Exchange Bloch
nh lit I4th street
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MASH & wOODHOIJSE have ~,

ASH & wOODHOUSE have Just gotten
into Their new and spacious To tb.r for
ner Sand No lJs Main Row where they erpo.e
of sa sPon reasoaahe terms collection BOOKS IN
f various depaTtsehs of Literature, MERCANTILE SCHOOL
and FANCY STATIONERY. MUSIC aBd MUSICAL INsTRU-
hENTS, Of every description
10 lheH "areroom will be superior PIANO
tohlh As great A. exhibited their
ann '" oh 10 purchasers equal advantages esta
ments
The Character ofths esab,Led-6orb beau
am ogndnes Of tone well durability, they
Pasea rano tores ard other Musical Instruments
paired BY asklfal hand in employ.
ap22 mo go D.
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To buyers OF Cabinet Furniture I'm the south
and elsewhere.
+. w. HUTCHlNGS a. co.
as BRosDH.fY NEW YORK

CBETwEEN GRAND AND BROONB sTREETsl
INHE subscribers would inform their customers
n anil DE PUBLIC. that they
tuatun asa hromc street the above number
where hey have c richest assortment q Furniture ".
eorrtsnE an the ancient modern. Faran and
much m us al hr present day, which offered Prce n
not fail 20 ri1ce thore who are in want n purehass
stranrer visiting the Cy quest Cabue: tvsrs ,r invited
70 cav rrsnc md compare he qualify prrcs with othsr
ra-uciucs p w w. = Co vl qua anee every piece s a.
haFnE been GOT up undef .a-f own immediate inspection and On
reneneoe- an su'ued every respect squs to any IN IN,
of cift~bsrC.
lily 2 W. UI-TCUTVGs a co as pr,,f,y,v
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IN STO R E -,

EEIoffE ALGEklNtSS-lor Ladies Dresses
80 EAo1e tnn1rosa
E1onr baisle
suh ~arp Ginghhms,
sh dpe
shaaed swiss lawns
ood and plaid
banofincs and Barerrs
.,nsnh fooe-
"arssies and other sEiris
~ nAlis'e sha~h
IOf
eeheu' sup-o and pain Swiss mutiins
a., Jaeonet
AN oIoh ,-
ohresed strtped and plain eAmbries
ram and Inquired boonets
Toouhss ana otheT lace goods
I4eone' and eamhrie edgings and nsertings
,nh linens, a are STOCK
I au. - lheh sheeunss
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ROBERT MUTT

:. ffouhe SIkh Fhinter and GIaxIer
H1t door 70 tAs EEcASsEs Besk RiiuS.<- pTrrfzia.
AZ received further supply of Paints Oils
Narnshes with Painters Brushes An aSzor-
neni OF French ami American Window from 51O 70
SorZo inches all Of which he desrous up
most reasonable terms.
N B-A large supply Of Paint for low gu
Penor paint for Tin Or Roofs
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,
No. 4 20 Main, Corner OF 9Th and Vain Streets.
~ B. SPENCE. Agent, has received his Stock
H. OF Spring Summer Ready Made Clothing and Gentle
Fancy Ware. Tie hand complete
men Of the following auieles
French aud English Cloth Dress and FrOek Coats black blue,
brown, olive green
French Plain Cassners, Doeskn
Pants.
Single MDed Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin, SIk and BomhsE Vefts
Fancy do do MArseles and CashIneTette Vests
White Mareies Vests duobe and breasted standing
rolling collar
Kid Silk Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts. super plain and fancy
Bosoms and Collars OF the latest styles
Merno Cotton and SILK Ubdershrs
DO do Drawers and Socks
sea Cravais stocks and Pocket Hdkfs great variety.
suspendcrs Of all kinds
Rik and Bingham Umbrellas
An Of which wlsel any side
of Oregoni ..
h. spence continues take Clothing made
the Fashionable Establishment John ST. ofem Co.
An assorment Of samples constantly on hand.
spT . T. Is. SPENCE Agent
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& I Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
a Circuit Superior Court Ch-n-ery for Csnber-
and county, On Monday the 9Th day Of April Is4o;
Alexander TfeuL rh-O4rek Q.
/ and Nehemiah MeAsham, Puds
against
Jesse L. Amstrad and Anderson H. their night
and as executors Of James A Amsead
Robert \ Payne AMI Ann g his A. William P
Nancy and Jesse A Payne, Robert and
Ann e Payne Martha w
r J. Watkins, Nancy Nj r AID Watkins nfan
children OF said Robert r. Watkins
Oeane and Edward Rnbe A Walton, Coleman
Hobson executor % Thomas obon. tee Fournoy
Aoeou DAVID Hendrek Robert L. IIubard John John
heAshan " J. MeAshan, James Hadd-On. Coleman.
John Haddeson, John Hoemsn Benjamin Guthrey
William Phaup, John smith. Joseph B. Fcay-er
ADMINISTRATIVE OF William Frayser, Peter
Co BuT~en Shepherd Geoise H. Mathews Trent
Edward = FISHER, Lon G. Spencer guardian womaek
Hugh Rains, Wm 5 AeAshaH, Henry ?. Irving
TREAT, D,fs
In Chancery.
The defendants William John Trent Peter B.
STATION and Robert A Walton having appear
anee and gwen security according
Raes OF this Court and appearing satisfactory
they inhabitants
e sad defendants DO appear
gust Term and the bill % panlh copy
this order Be forthwith inserted newspaper published the
city Of Richmond for
front door OF the Court hOuss OF this county.
Copy -Tesse.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-08
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS
EAGLE HOTEL.

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
HAVE this day opened The EAGLE HOTEL,
which have nued Furniture every
ahe accommodation Bosders by Month year
also for Transien every made
abstraction hope to be literally paionsed Persons
ing the City would do well the Eagle Hotel
having assured
arrangement for having them well taken Of
fe0s-dsm MARY Y. CRUMP.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-08

ny NOR LONDON.-The new and elegant
s@-L Il eoppered ship MACEDONIA, Alfred Morse master
load with dispatch inward cargo discharged
For freight apply to CHAs. PALMER.