davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25
BIZ THE SOUTHERN MALL,



The following. Hhich Va ind II n: bel.'-I1 rr
Arms o: Sar1rrav ,IscIoses SAYS the National In
50 Ia as It NAV Dc re:ied upon s'a1e
OF things 50 very different from any 'R.l= the'
have Official authority sor .i.ai We cer'al,y s'louia
not transfer i 70 our ccamns were 4 not snIofssd
b. al officer Of the armv by WHOM Il seems %
have been communicated to the Argus
LATEST FROM TIE Aa>fr-.I gallant e::.ter OF me
Tinted stairs army has f.r0rrd =. VIII ettet from
witch "e MAKE me :a.-aT-, extract Il : d5ied
-CA-Agco tlexico9 JAY 81 - %
-h,or1laton Inst rely upor :, tsa; 80 -.
Win the remnant Of A.is.e'= am. ~ =Hs: q.
darsi;a- town l.tr mics -ss, o. N1ersy ~! 1o''h
hss garrison ~ nest - men regulars popl-it-oA
q ltl2a Paroles Wa g. -a1 Luis &c .se7. VI
- l5:h inst u rs vsr 70 N0n,.rey WIN ~ -.
~ troops L. lai a!so called CT NHerg el ~!
tTe militia from tbs 5e-srt--lt Of ar a'i pa u -
pects.ir) NOR ,I:c 1=n le rear ne
gon.ers. - The l5i1 o.. IJch promo ;.- -
= ic1 = =t----iGs svcr- mere - - t.s't 80 -
hut ca-lrigt aoTg po-=.h.y d. uE:.! t1e IN e! -
tsnloer SO Paroles na= the advs-e29 2. H.'i y 80
u naturally strong rec<r Position aFsi1es VI IA
forty pieces n csol-7e W. have aoCIt ~ e' W.
and y-7c -.4as expect taS AMY 49, h2s - =
l2' 70 ncs- n Tie mos Obstinate 1ht .'il
dong eye- iou ~ IL America or 4 ne "ord aooa'
tle l5ta Ui -eu.e-Hcr VIII - I W. be neck OF
nc;;iins-:he fcTrer something &c ear ana nous 10
I've Il, -"fLas peace ~ latter death and contiiua
-: Of the war SUCH is our pre=Pec:
FROM The PAeFIc-The Baltimore Exchange
Recalling Room 4re receipt 0! sdv!ces overland ron
a.parsiso 70 me 2-n jane snd Iom Lima 20 'ne Ike
July
General CAsTILLo5 administration was progressing
quietly and there every prospect OF order AMI tran
guilty beng preserved. The Republic OF BOLIVIA vas
also dong well. News OF the win Mexico had
reached both Valparaiso and Lima b. the steamer Lta,
dor from Panama which runs monthly oe 'eer mai
por; and COLLABORATING ie orn:e. on tae sd or in
and reaching the after me 9Th OF the following
month. The l. :r.ae Constitution arrived az a.pa-
raiso from iazatlaG the lit June and sailed a=a.a
On tie 10Th Tor Tie [. States.
Gen BCLSEs had been reelected President OF Cni.i
Tor I'VE year, without opposition Congress met on the
st June Don Mariana Ecara- ar eminent senate! and
Pnvy Counselor died suddenly On Tie 1th June
Balt American
BALTIMORE CoLLESL or DENTAL SURGERY =
We learn says the Bait Patriot that amos We=;cott NJ
D of Syracuse u Y mas been appointed Professor o,
Operative and Mechanical Dentistry in the above named
institution.
= The case Of the contested viii of the late
Gen JoHS ?. VAN MSS has been removed from the
Orphans Court the Circui; Court Of the District OF
Columbia where will &c called up the October term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25
DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TeLG G r Az r.

The Southern Mail which arrived al " aaiiii='--
Yesterday afternoon. brought nothing IRON beyond
Augusta Georgia
The Western Mad hadnot arrived al . 4t'-'--'' :
Al late hour last evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

EVERY Mas HIS oTN MILLER-We spent M
hour on Saturday in a visit to the mandatory OF
FITzGER>LD's PcKTABL Mill for grinding Grain
Coffee, Spices Salt Nc of which we have hitherto
spoken. 1t is in Egh,hst near Sixthavenuc Me-srs
Ross Gum Greene propnetors several Of the mills
were put in operation by hand ind steam power con.
verns wheu, and corn into good ilou, and meal with
satisfactory rapidly It's rate OF grinding is certified
to be
Corn per hour : bushels Coffee per hour Il bushels
Wheat to Flour 6 do Black Pepper do.
Alopcc bushels per hour.
We presume II is intended that this mill shall
sup2rscdc entirely the great FIGURING establishments
now III beng. but for amy scttlemcn-oy band OF
cmigrants 10 the Far Wcst-ior plantation or neigh
borhood distant from mills-it seems almost indispcn
sable. One of these mills $40 to SlO0 weighs
three TO live hundred pounds hardly occupies more
room than chest OF drawers, may be PIT up 10y any
ordinary mechanic i'll any spare barn woodshed
and Will grind (by horsepower almost any farmers
grain with Tar ess expense oi time and team than would
be required TO take mill miles OF It may be
propelled by water, steam horse OF hand. power and
few farms this way without brook that would sui
fee 10 turn /; a; ritins Those who have cXpe
rienced the delights OF going ten twenty miles 10
mill bad roads and then finding the mill OF
order or choked with custom that another day must
be spent coming after the meal will know how 10
appreciate this invention The grinding surfaces are o;
the best French Burr Stone readily picked and put
order by almost any The first put up in this
City, about two years ago is IN daily operation,
good as ever and crlnds 800 lbs. of Coffee per hour
There are many nclghborhoods in which II would ~
richly worth 81 eco to have enc OF them We TWO
OF them put up for the California Expedition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

NAvAL.-The U. S. steam schooners Vixen and
Sprc are both at the Brooklyn Navy Yard having been
within the last week Thoroughly tested and approved
They arc very beautiful models and fitted up with
every convenience Their speed is about ten knott
per hour They eacn carry long twentyiour pound
CT swung aindships, and pierced for hve smaller
guhsach having also two stern ports. The Spitre is
beng prepared 10 sail tomorrow for Chares for the
purposes OF conveying Com. Nicholson, who bears dis.
pstches Tor the squadron in the Gulf and in the Pacific
iieT crew consisting OF "a scamen ordinary seamen
last
The excavation a, the U : Dry Dock is nearly clear
ca Oh water o. which il inundated from the recent
preach and oy this evening will be entirely empty
~ re" days the operations which were nopporune
y suspended oy the accident will be resumed It will
not DC long before the pile driving Tor the foundation will
oe commenced The steam pumps have been employed
'sa' and day for eleven days, in removing the wafer
Some little excitement was caused al the NAVY Yard
,s morning on the occasion OF the visit OF some OF the
mead. Of the Navy Bureaux at Washington. a salute
vas nsed The Secretary OF the Navy Is expected 20
maze this station yislt dunn. rha nre.ent weak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

ScALDED TO DEArH-An infant child OF Mr.
ftcnard residing the corner of Concord and Pearl
SIS was .csded last Wednesday by the upsetting of
eo1ee pot The poor little sufferer fingered unul Satur.
sibe done 10 ave it expired 1t was buried yester.
day. - -''F ADV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

u There were several cases OF larceny. false
preences sc sc at the Police Office yesterday with
M ,o--;.,,l.r features worth chrunicn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

- HENRY r. ScHooLcRArr. Esq. has accept
cd the invitation OF The Ncw-lork Historical Society 70
deliver the Anniversary Address before thar Institution
on The third Tuesday OF November next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

- They are talking about the new steamboat
now bu.ldins-the George Westinghouse being even
and ahead OF all that has been yet accomplished Nous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

THE AMERICAS BOARD OF FOREIGN Mlssoss-
whose meetings FOR several years past Fave been at
tended by ave six hundred c!e-gynien, and others
from distance-hod their 37th Anniversary at New
Haven commencing sept sth at o'clock. and to con.
tnue probably, usual, three days. Hon Mr. Frelins
huy.en Is expected preside and Dr. HAYES OF Hart
ford TO deliver tie opening Discourse. Thi. Society
has now 100 Mission establishments proninen,
points of influence globe and receiPts for the
past yea1 hsve amounted 10 s262C73
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

e NJ. BURN gave very Interesting account
last evening Ell the Wesleyan Chapel n hinst OF the
su:.erings Of himself and companions IN The Missouri
Peniieaiary where they incsrcetated for givn;
assistance 70 fugitive Slaves NJ IL seems Is native
OF Fulton County II This state. and to Illinois to
prepare himself 70 become preacher of the Gospel
His narrative was both amusing and painful The rlcet
- adjourned II. Monday evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

C.RFEr WEWERs.-A National Convention OF
The Operatives engaged Carpet Weaving III the United
Sta,es is called to assemble This Morning in rsnsny
Hall 70. the purpose OF considering the interests OF this
Trade in connection with the late Tariff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

\ Presentation OF Bibles and Iesfame"iS
TO ,ae ot:cers and Men OF the seventh Regiment Z :
Volunteers Governors Island took place yesterday 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-16
lotteries
STRATT0N'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
let all the ~otd az ws.t tAey can.
For selling Prprs. STsATros's the aAa.

tss all the ~otn sy w..t they eaa.
For selling Pnsss. srs.rTo-'. the ..a,
GREAT LUCK.
Fifty one Capitals - No Priresl sold and paid by STRAIT
Drawn Nos. Il Al-Iandri, Lottery. Glass 32-Feb'y 9th:
~ II 10 I & i6 Gu n 62 Is 20 IS ~
Hal, TieIs, Noe. 10 81 n, . pt,e II $1,000
~. 7 2O-two more cold and paid
by srRATToN.
D"-s No. otA.,i.ad. Ls,'rry =. -, r.s 9Th
80 20 10 - 81 = 81 50 - % 25.
Itch" Nos 10 sO ST. a rdr' Of $500 sold and pad By
DH-nse- Q, .e.oss:n. Lersy. NJ. 5-r.syi5
Half Tieie' No. rs ~ Tire. more prirs. in on. L.,
Do No. : q $ terry '"a and p'A ~
Drawn Nos Of Aknndria Lottery. HI,n 1s-F.b lah.
81 2 - % &c S 70 IS 62 so SO
Tess, Mo- ! % So Three @o'. prize. in one Lottery odd
T'ss,; Mo- No. : |: - - 5: 81 and ''''' srn.rro,.
2 Of n .OOO. 1000.
90 s9t sso I .s u 9.D,..1. 3 OF $4,000 1000. a'oo, 1000.
ss rs.
$4,000, 5000.
Tue.dsy-A~IaDdna 20 n. CspitaLc $40 600. 5000 1000
$500, 20 Of 1000. &C rs sOs u drawn. Whole. IS: h.iv,. 3 so:
s Of 1000, Ae- ~ Nos ~ drawn whol.. -. hsIve. 1 so. guar
teu 7se-
( OF $4,000 1890.
Thursday-AIersndria 90. Extra Capitals = Of $4,000, 1920.
10 o. 1000, Ae- rs Nos. i2 drawn. Whole. Is. laiv,. : SO: quar-,
ters l IS.
$4,000. $500:
a.LeesburE.C ias b, dawn in Petersburg on Thursday. received
Friday morning. Capitals $1,000, $500. 1900. &c. &c. IS No.
IL Drawn. Wholes ~; halves so. qp. 75e.
$4,000, 1000.
~Fudsy-hononsaha g. Capitslr tooe. 1000. GOO. Jos zoe nc
ISNos i3da~n. Whole o.. halves Soc; quarters 2se.
$4,000, 1000.
aturday-heIandriA EItra, ~. Capitals s2 oOO. .oos i1Oo
10 Of 1000, &C 10 Nos. IL drawn. Whole. %; haIy.. 2; GUAR
teuI.
S35,294, 10000.
Monday Aornins-hIenndra Class Z. CapiaIs ga 294 $1,000
oooo. Sooo. 100 OF 1000. us Of 300, &C. 10 Nos, ~ drawn
wboss sIo; halves S. qs 9 so.
Buyers are referred TO my list OF Prizes. which n rer ursr,a
at the once, as q proof Of what has been done; and ever
drawing continues TO Increase the number sold and paid by ne.
20 Orders for packages, eerinese.s or sinxIe tiekeo IN the abov,
Schemes and IN all Lousres, will b. promptly attended u, ana
drawing sent when requested
Please address orden to NJ srR ALTON
de- 20 pL.hno.A 70.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-16
LATEST NEWS.
Correspondence OF tbs bait. American.
WASHINGTON, February i3h.
The SENATE not In session to day.

NV ~ ecfeiou ~uays
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Journal havias been read. the Clerk made . Report
giving tho reason Of tho delay in tho delivery Of Captain
fremont's Report The delay was in consequence Of the
sngrs awnings moi, being hnishcd.
A Join, Resolution was offered giving tho assent OF Con.
gre,s To tax eertsin lands m Missouri.
The Comuitess were called upon for Reports. but none
Of public Importance were received.
The Senate Bill for the relief Of the surcties Of Samuel
S~artwou, was read twice aud referred to the Committee
on tho Judiciary.
A motion was made to suspend the Rules for the pur-
pose Of receiving Resolutions. The House refused to sa.-
pend the Rules and then went into COMMITTEES Of tho Whole,
when the calendar OF PRrvArE BILLS was taken up.
The Speaker called MIR. J. X. Ingesoll to the Chair
Several bills not objected 70. were considered In COMMITTEES
OF the Whole. Two were rejected and two passed. The
House coneuued with tho Committee and this was regard.
ed asa days work. The House seemed content, and sd-
Journed at 40 early hour.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-16
LIQUORS- SC.

TFNNOTNSf NI'
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, Feby l7th. at 1911 o'cIoek. nj our
store, we will sell without reserve, an -outn,, NJ Croee,,.. n.
qaou, kc- viz -
Prime n. Orleans Sugars and Molas.es
baltimore Whssey in hbds
Pure Winter BIeaehed Sperm Oil
Pure New England Rum
ranne Candies, new Lard
Fine Vanesaied and Brown soars
Genuine CoEnac Bra ndies l, . and 4 casks
Principe Cigar, Com. do.
RIO Coffee, Holland Gin, Domestic Bnndy
Prsh Ground Pepper and Mustard
Superior Manufactured Tobacco
TERMs-Under 500, cash; 500 and upwards 4 months credit
for approved endorsed notes
eT INLoEs Il BRnTHER Auei.L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-16
Correspondence OF Baitimor. American.

WAsBIsaroE. Feb'y IL, 1886.
The COMMITTEES on the District Of Columbia in the two
Houses Of Congress, 1t is said. will report at their next
meeting in favor Of the retrocession o. the city Of AleIsn-
dina to the state Of Virginia. The Virginia Legislature
have unanimously consented to the reception Of the city,
and the Virginia members advocate the retrocession. Iii,
doubtful how the motion will be received by Congress. but
the friends Of the measure are sanguine Of is success.
The Committee on Elections, IL is also said, will make
n report next week in favor of the right Of Mr. RusR. the
Wing member from Now Jersey, to his seat. This right
has been contested BY his opponent upon the ground that
he received votes Of the Students Of the College. This vote
il Is contended. is Illegal. The Committee, five to four
two OF the Eve being political opponents. have decided tina,
MIR. Runk has been legally elected. The House will doubt.
less confirm the Report.
The Supreme Court still havs under consideration the
Patent planning Machine) case.
MIR. SrtrHEss, OIL Y, addressed the Court yesterday.
the day previous, and again to-day. The case will occupy
the attention OF the Court for tho whole Of next week.
Mr.. LArRoBE, Of Baltimore was making a very good srgu-
ment at three o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-16
BOSTON MARKET.-feb. II.

Co,ton-The sales to-day src only about 60 bales. Pro.
10 but little doing; small sales OF navy mss.
Beef at 9s,25. and No I at $3.50. cash; ~. 900 lbs rem
dersd Tsllo~ sold at 7t,, cash. Fiour-There : = better
feeling in the market. and purchasers come forward moro
freely. Large sales Of Troy, part for export. 81 e5.623.
and SONS. holders ask S5,6e3; sales of Gsnssee at IS, 625,
S5.6et; Baltimore Howard ct At IS 1914. cash. Corn
The market remains dull, with but smsll sales; yellow fat
ct Goa 62c. aud white at 55a 59e.-Molss.e Sales VI
Csbs sweet, new crop, at 22c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-16
COMMERCIAL C 0
N. Y. MARKEr-P.b. ~. ., P. NJ.

N. Y. M~ARKET-ftb -. % ?. N.
The Gales Of cotton reach TOO bslos; low qualities rather
dropping.
In -four very little is doing.
Whiskey 23a24c.
Three csrgoes OF North Csrolins corn sold nj GA
sCt}c. W.T., part to ship.
$500 bags Rio coffee at steady rates.
81 bills. country lnsoed oil. fair quality, sold at &c
gal
Sterling 5s6i; francs 5.27Ss2si.
y. S E~vening-Nothing further 10 report. Business
In general is quite at q stand. A sale was made Of dew
hemp at S97, 50-JouR. Con-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-16

AND YEr ANOTHER EIrREss.-Ths Boston Times Of
"Wednesday says;
ave learn from a very reliable source that u fast sail
log clipper built schooner sailed from Portland. on Tuesday
evening. for Liverpool. She was chartered from the ow-
nes by Mr.. Pakenham. the British Minister at Washing
ton, and carried out dispatches from him by a special Mes.
|senser, who left Washington with them ON Friday even.
ing"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-16
CADDIS b. LUCK'S
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE.
BASEMENT Rooms UNDER the EAGLE
CoRsEE MLS AND I3TH sTErrr.

Drawn Nos II Pokonoke LotIey. Class 81:
3s ~ 80 7 40 IS As IL SO 81 6 65
NoA SO 81 IS. another Capital, sold and eashed IN the .boy.
Oy LUCK.
. MONEY! MONEY :! MONEYnn
All who are IN need Of the above article. call at LucK's.
where many empty pockets have been filed within the
last few days. The following are the
Schemes far the Week.
Splendid scheme ior this Horning-Gand Capital Of $40 O,e
$4,000. 5000. 5000 1000, 5000, and 30 OF 1000. In thu. Lottery.
the LIT and 2'd dnwn Nunbers are euunl-d To sIOO; and ali Tel
cts having on ihrm two o the drawn Numbers. being ESQ Al.
entitled n s4O. Tiek't : , halves q, quarters ;.
For T~uesdIy-sIoOCo, &C. Tickets ~, halves 2, quarsrI
W,dnedAy-Pokomnk- Class al OF $40 600, 4 OF 5000 -
Tickets ss-shsrrs IN p o?oruon.
ThursiAy-ro 'omoLe. 3i-sI7,SOo, 5000, $500. 10 Of ioop.
&c. TcSrts sS-Shares IN proportion
FridAS-Pokomoke. 3S-sIS,OOO, 5000, 300, eOoO, &c. TnL.
cts sI-shares IN prupo ton.
Sat Irday-Pokomoke, $4,000, 1000. 1900 1000 L.. T,I
cts s2,5O-Shares in proportion.
Also, $4,000, 1000, =ase. Tickets si-share. in prop portion.
Lnok at this Scheme for the estb February $4,000. 70 con
are the LIST aud I'd Capitals Of the Grant Consolidated Lottery Of
Delaware and Georgia. Ga $ 9, to be drawn al Wilmington. rel
50 No Lottery, 10 drawn ballots Capitals SEQ 900. u 600
1928, 5000, 4 Of $500, 4 Of 1000, 4 OF 1900, 4 Of 1850 100
OF 1900, &c Whole tickets only I6, halves {, qs. 4. R,k on a
package OF - ~hoes oaly sISS halves and quarters in pDpcr
ton
@Orders for Packages Certificates OF Packages or single TICK.
cts will be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when request
ed, by G. n IJrCE
Np Richmond, Va: ~ h street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-16
ssie OF n Tract OF Land, in the county OF Hem
rico, un ior n ID ed OF Tru.t.

PURSUANT to the provisions of a deed Of
uust dated the lot day NJ May. Ist1. and reeoried in tn.
ri 'ono-o fthe County Coar OF Bsnneo, sIeeuted By Mann p.
'Asnun- to the undersEned. for III. purpose Of securing q sum
y MONEY therein mentioned 10 Jo~ph Bernard. Z shall. on sATUR-
DAY the 2sh day Of February. 1886. proesed To .H al Pubic
huenon. on The premises. to the highest bidder. for cash. a Tact ot
pafe.io' Land lyinr IN the County NJ Henneo. above the City Of
Richmond, containing So acres, conveyed to the ad vaI.nu.e by
ne aid Bernlrd and wifs, creeping however ~ acre. Of sid and.
subsequent y conveyed ~ the aid Bernard and wife. and aid v.lep-
Tine JAS Lyons. BY deed dated the Is day Of December. lstS. and
'e~f'nr' an, the minerals which may b. found on IN. sad and,
"hh the prtvief. of searching 70. tb- sane, a J. 1. .Ior..--d ..d
st forth IN the deed from the aid Bernard and VIII. 70 the ID
valentine. ] shall only convey such un. az !. ' ,a.d IN m. by vir
toe Of the deed Of trust aloresad. LOFTIN n EII err'
fe l3-dkrtd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-16
j. a2-wow R. ELpRrpeF. c. n c.


The aeienaani Stone not having en- srei bic appeamt ee ami civ.
en- sseuuy' according 10 an SCI o. the General Assembly sptu e
Mules oI Tits Court and HarPcarna thst he ~ not an inhabtspt On
This Slate On The motion q the plaintiff ~ counsel ID is,p,e,,d
a'hules aiofssaid' and accordirF y ordered, that tbe "a q defspd,,t
hione DO apPear at Rules 10 Be iaken IN the C1.fk's Once afo,s.,d
% the FIRST Monday IN April neu, and anfwrr the plaintiffs hin.
snd hats copy q this order BE- forthwith inserted In some on. a.
The public newspapers printed In Inc CITY Of Richmond. Tor two
m'n'hs sucee~ivey, and aho ported a. The front DOOR ofths Couu
"ouse ~ ths county. ACopy. Teae.
'9o-wpw r. WORsHAM.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-16
Anrtiou gdlrs.
rHts DAY.
~ pssespert, ai,~. a @.

ny osssspsrt Aii~s a @.
GROCERIES, AT AUCTION.
o- MONDAY. Issh iss. a. Ial oieH-. -.
un stof., . q ,--ostment of csoe.us. WI.
90 bote. sp-tm Casd<s
100 . Brown so-p
20 Casa. SOAR Iaup Oh
10 " spetm
70 HID. Bacon sides
Cbec- In C.sA.
Whssssy, Rum and Gin
French Brady
G Alum Sah
NC Herinxs
Ind 90, W. I Mol..-,
WaPp'nx and wnti.x P.p.t
Black and G. P Tea.
sdk and fur HAS ke
TEkhs-UBd-f slOO. e..h sIoo
approved paper. '"
"h DAVENPORT. ALLEN a On A..,.
ny v % Dickinson a nr.th.r. "
THIS Day. At 10 oieLoes. will De .I = p..n l..
Giis y Negro
e l6 R n. DICKINSON q BROTHER. Amer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-16

TIE defendants Thomas Curd, John MeLein sd jana HE wife
John Land, Edward Land, James Land, John suonr and Elizabeth
biz wife. James Grimm and Wary his wife. Princes Land ard susan
'ard' not having entered their appearance sni given security ao
eotdinE To the Aet 81 A"'mhiy Hrd the Rules of this Csuu. and u
nppeannE BY sahsfaefory evidence HAT they are not Inhabitants of
ihs Country; u u ordered, that the said absent defendants 40 up
PEAR ~ ur Rules 20 be holden for the aaid court on the Gnst Mopdsy
IN Arrl hsT, and answer the bill Of the plaiunH and that a copy
~ 'ts o'drr b. forthwith Inherited In some Newspaper published in
the Guy ~ Richmond, for two months sueesssivciy, and posted AZ
tho fon'door u the Courthouse u this county.
A Opy-Ter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-16
=.OAP-sInNE rAInT.

VI'HIS Paint has been hong and favor,bly Known in tho Northern
cues a. cheap covering for preserving roofs &C.
When pot on with eotamon fsh oi e preserves shingles or other
~Upd wofh fromdecay for = number NJ yeas, msking mem tnpsr.
rous 10 water and 70 = great extent FIRE proof Those having roof.
20 gaiH' Nilhnd this the cheapest best and most durable pam, ,b.v
can ge.
1oo0 rs Of The above, escorted tolrur.. 10 offered for shs bv
n0gs . JOuNsruN ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-16
VIRGINIA. Al Superior Court Of Chan

lkplNlh I. NJ a superior Court OF Chan
v eey for the Richmond CicuH, held stths Capitol In the city
ofRichmoud on the "a Of January, 1886.
Catharnc Granger, Arrsnder Grsnger. James Ganrer. Jane
CnnFer snd William Charger, RIM.
aFaiuu
Jane G. snenis. errcutnt snd devi,ee u winism ". sbelds do
ceased. who was efecutor Of William Granger, deet. Edwin Fsuar
and Henry w honcufe, Defs.
On ,he motion NJ ne platinum, BY counsel The Court doth order,
That ~ perons WIN may hsvo claims arainst thu estate ~ WfHsm
GfanFer deed, chibt the rmc before Commissioner rOuaua. for
settlement, ~ or bcfore the tcuh day ofNareh, eighteen ~hundredand
fpTy ~; and hist this order be- published Tor right weskst IN the Heh-
~. nj Enquirer and Richmond Who. two Of the nsv spapers pub
hshed In the e " of Richmond and posted ~ The donr Of the Couu-
houee OF the said cty, and aleo ~ The d1or ~ Couu houss ~ Hen
nco county, on two several oouItdays previous 10 the s,d tenth
day % March, eighteen hundred sud ouy-sI -and the CIetk 70
aulhon1sd and directed 70 detvei fouhwtth 10 tie painuHs or their
counsel, ope or more copi . of This order
A opy-Test
IA o-waw m .ogy.n, -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-16

VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks
' Once Of the County Court Of Rockingham county, on Mon
DAY. The Sh day Of January, 1886:
John A Lancaster aud Edward w Cufd. Ptf.
aEains
Thomas CuH, Dabnsy COSBY. Jr, AM Ma gafet Ann hi. wifi. who
was Margaret Ann Curd, John Land, Edward Land, WIN Land, Jas
Land Robert Land Thomas Land. John Strong ADD Elizabeth hs
vile, who was Elizabeth Land, James Gnmn and Mary his vile.
who was Mary Land. Frances Land. sussn Lam, Manila Morton.
FHnees Lancaster, and John McLen and Jane he wife. who was
Jane Curd, u,n.