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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
The Iii6s of Runpey,. ;.,,,,.a

The Tribs Of Runners. is stated
that more than $4,000 are yearly paid
IN the city of New Ymk Ia a gang of
lazy aud impertinent puppies, called
stage and steam boat runners " hose
business il 10 20 intrude themselves on
strangers. TO obtain patronage for their
respective employers. This 10 a great
nuisance. and ought to he abatcd and
there IS another caused by hackmen
and porters. which almost makes man
believe. when he lands from steam
boat, that he has fallen into horde of
Mieres-and thieves very many of
these fellows are. Nay. even ON board
OF some OF the boats, there are persons
who feke possession Of ones baggage.
anu ahect much displeasure IL not al
,oseu 10 convey IL to a gcntlrmsn's
'""g'ng, IN their own way, aud at their
own price. These things are exces-
s,veIy troublesome when ladies are nm.
der charge, aud the rascals do not fail
to take advantage Of such occasions.
a newspaper 10 a strange medley
a thing Of shreds aud patches-a record
"f GRANTEES and pleasantrie., Of crimes
and casualties. Ii is an omni,tm ga
'hcr'na--a collector Of all sorts Of
things, where deaths and marriages 20
hand in hand together. and editorial re-
grets aud rejoicings are uttered 10 a
Oreaih-where an essay on political
economy Is closely followed by some
scheme Of national prodigality. and
announcements Of funerals and feasts,
plays and sermons, jos,le each other
IN the same column. IL il brief and
abstract chronicle 81 the times; and
like the day Of which each sheet j, in.
tended as sort of history, il is hud-
died full OF all those various matters.
"'.e AID foolish. ,riting and important.
IN incongruOus CONNIE xion. Of hich tho
sym Of human life is composed. This
Ia a greater or less extent, is the cha.
raeter Of ell newspapers.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

Steamboat Desiroyed-The C,ncin.
natl Daily ADVERTISE states. on the
authority of passengers ~ho had just
arrived from Louisville. that the new
steam boat Tygress was destroyed on
her way up the Mississippi fo,n New
Orleans. About 900 miles below Lou
is''lle, she took fire from the sto, q
pipe, aud not being able 10 ex,inguish
II she was run on shore where she JieD
p-vesscI and Cargo total loss.-
Fortunately We have no loss oi lives
to mourn over on this occasion.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
PRICE OF TICKETS.

UhSle Tick cts si-Hai,es p Quartev,si.
To be drawn on the A. b, c. plan The
Soop p'izes CT 81 To- be swards,~io the 6f,t
seeo"d or THIRD division, 10 be determined
os mat which may draw The capital prize O.
5ooO-so that the holder Of three tickrr-
one in each division, Il certain of one n,,,,
and may draw four.
Tickets 10 he had in the above I.o,tery. =,
the Stores OF Messrs Joseph l.. Russell X 60
H.rperSferry Of AIR ~. u. Eatv, smith.
held; OF Messrs. jefferson K Cle,eLo.
Eh-r'es'o~n Of Mr.. Charles Harper. shep.
herdSo~n; and Mfr VIM S;urm, D.ike,,iils.
May 20. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

Cold by fhe freight We saw a gen.
Ileman yesterday, who had Just pslf
into the state Bank, fORTY NV rot : D.,
81 the precio0s metal. found "a Bake
county, ia this State.
lRsle'gh O.. CO. Register.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
THOMAS c. LANE & co.

HGvE rrsI KEcEfvrD
rhEsH GDnpowdsT is.gsrisi,
n imPefisl, iTEAa
odd Hyson. and
q" Youbs Byson,
30 ssd - Do@iseo COFFEE,
New Orleans,
hsVaus Box, SUGARg
Lgnsp end i.ssr
BOs End Ksg gAlsINs.
Soft she'll A. NONDs
Pnms CHEESE sad CRACKERS.
No ', sasqashssEs SHAD 4 HFRRINCs.
% sale, da'fs, 4 Dssis' Psisat PI.OUCns.
~ OF ~h'eA they ere Taanisg SG &C Eles-
siDT tefns
ChssPs'ss, She pLssastoua M.YsL %.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
DEATH BY POISON.

A correspondent has furnished NJ
the following remarks on the reccu,
death OF young man in Sudbury, Pa.
IN consequence Of eating apple but-
t~T that had been put up in esr,hcn
crooks, which, bad Imbibed the glazing
oi red lead" The apple butter our
correspondent translates apple sauce :
and the crooks. jars.
This occurrence is not new. All
earihenware is either glazed with lead
or salt, and Il has been a matter Of rs
ionishmenf Ia those who are acuuaint, d
with the chemical property of lead, tina,
many house keepers should continue ia
put up their preserves or pickles in
earihenware jars, least acid IN
either will dccompose the glazing. and
the lead is absorbed into the contents.
The deletcrious and often fatal effects
are well knows 10 the faculty. srhe
'nly article that will preserve in good
condition for any length Of time, are
lars made Of green or black glsss,Mhicl,
~ composed Of sand and soda, and !,
~ we'll known 20 many that il has the
property Of keeping Laiier pure tbro'
the hot weather. Confectloners and
ihose who make business of ruitiny
up pickles. use glass almost exclusive.
~; stone or esrrhen~sre being consi.
dered unit tn c"ntsin preserves, PICK.
les. or even saceharine IiquidS. not on
y from their deleterious efIrtis upon
The Turner. but because ihcy. sfend to
produce asidIty IN tie latter.
f1IDston fatriot.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

The Louisville Advertiser savs-
The account NC recently copied from
southern paper. 81 the loss Of tie
steam boat I'm. Tn. was, IL spprars.
mIschicyous fabrication.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

Stomach Pump A stomach pvmp.
made by MIR. A. Nichols, IL IIaverhilI,
Mass. has been successfully employed
- Salem. The Observer says: ION
Tuesday night last. q successful ex
pertinent wAs made ia this town, IN tie
use OF the stomach pump. by means Of
Which the life of a young woman was
anquesiionsbly saved. She had taken
a strung dee0ction of Dafura Sre,go.
niv1n. (mis,sking Il fDr moibeswor,)
snd had becOme very sensiJly affected
~ u. before tie lnistAke va, discover.
ID. On lsarning the quantity taken,
4 was fund 10 be sufficient 20 take the
iils 81 three persons OF more. and the
paiisnt being convulscd aud unable ca
swallow, the only means left II IemOy
ing tie poison was by mechanical pro.
cess. At this period, the stomasl
pump was used. and IN frw minute.
the stomach was exhausted. In few
hours. the patient recovered her speech
and strength, sad Is now perfectly
bweH.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

We have seen LETTERS from some OF the me-
groes emaaeip.ted by the will Of Major Ro-
bert Brsden, late Of Loudooa county, who
have gone to Liberia. Those letters speak
In aigh terms Of the prosperity Of the colony.
and mention the arrival OF brig from fIo,id.
With ninety one rcesp,ured Africans.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

CT rhe members of tho Society sre re.
minded that the time fOr mskiug the snnasl
contribution has arrived. 'Tbey wtli t.lrs,e
oAh ~ 'he bsnk. and pay the amouni 81 their
respective dues. IN order ,hs, af.dher emit.
tsnce may be made to the Parent Society.
May %. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
Copper, Tin. and Sheet lrou
FACTORY.

VIE subscriber respectfully informs
- the citizens OF Charies.own and the
county ~ general. that De has commenc
ed the above business IN The shop former
" occupied Wy Daniel w Griffith, a. =
tailor shop. where there Is now sni vii
be always on hand. srery thing IN bis
hne 81 business As he is Determined 20
sell As low as poss,ble. be ssspecifuliy 40
hests . share Of the publis p.tronsxe
May &c. 1850.
FOR RENT.
IHE brick Blacksmith shop. formerly
used by Misbssl Sheelz. near the re-
Ndenee 81 Dr. CFamsr. Posse ssion given
immediately. w LC.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
CRADxE MAxxNG

NHf. subscribers most respectfully .,
iorn their friends and the public gene
rally that they are supplied with a large
stock Of the very best unber. suitable for
making gruio Cradles. and intend keeping
on hand osiil harvest. q large stock Of
ScJthes end Cradles. rcady for u.e. SO tina .
any persons sending or coming from dis
'sse" can be promptly supplied on accom-
meJatiog terms.
WILLIAM CROW. Ia.
HENRY CROW.
Charfestowo. May 90, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

BLAMXES,
~ various deses,piiona. fOr sale a. shA
~ Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
To Southern and South Western
TR.4VELLERS.

Cheapest and most Expeditions Route
vuNIIE new and elegant Steamboat CYGNET,
II will commence running daily with the Southern
and South Western Mails. on Friday, the 96tb inst
at 10 o'clock. JAMES GUY, CAPTAIN.
Washington, Feb. esd, 1880. CT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
Land and Negroes for Sale.

"AVING resolved to remove In On. s,,,. -,
- Ohio. now offer for sale nv Tract of Land
IN the County Of Lancaster containing three hundred
and eighty-seven acres This tract ia s;tn,t.I on
Indian Creek, fine, bold watcr-course. abound;no
~ oysters Of the finest sizc and favour Fish 81
every description, common to the Chesapeake mr.
caught here IN the greatest abundance. Sbeepshesd
are taken in three hundred yards of the dwelling
mousse cove IN less than one hundred ysrs of the
mansion Is particularly appropriated to the raising Of
oysters, IN which there is now a good SUNNY The
oweiing house contains two large rooms, q chamber
anu passage on the lower floor and four rooms on the
second. The out houses consist of u born, stable
carIiagc-house, corn-houses, excellent Kitchen
smoke mousse &c. There If. from this situation, n
Deautifui view OF the Bay, distant ~ miles. The
Is equal to any in the lower part cfhe Northern
Neck, level and now laid off into four fields containing
seventy acres each, one of which is i'm clover This
tract Is certainly the most desirable in this section
OF virginia. at convenient distance from 3 places
Vi rengious worship. the courthouse and the mills
ana ABOUT miles from kilmarnock, u rising and
nonrishing little village. a tract containing about
me same quantity Of ncres, also be pnrcbascd ON
tar terms Immediately adjoining mine, and which
was once part Of the same farm-the two making
an estate OF seven hundred acres Intending to settle
~ non siaye-hoding Stale will dispose Of twenty
Negroes on good terms. (if the purchaser will no.
separate the amiiie seventeen of them arc az likely
dno valuable at their sges, any in the Stnic con-
s,sunE oil $ men, women. boys and 5 girls.
Should any gentleman about Richmond or Washipp-
ton, wish to purchase beg leave to refer them for
more disntorested informaton as 20 the land to Mr.
Shinn OF the Virginia Senate, Messrs. Leland and
cambridge of the House of Delegates and Mr.
Talaferro of Congress. BY address il I15.n Creek
near kilmarnock, Lancaster county, Va.
RALPH EDMUNDS.
P.S. So remarkably healthy is this farm, that
have not had occasion to call in physician but
twice for years. RE
IeD wits
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01

Err and cap paper, good and cheap: q great
- variety OF snuff boxes thermometers flutes.
quilisi pocket memorandum books; battIeI--. .
shuttecocks; gold, silver aud .:-~i spectacle ss
Inkstands Ei;s'uturc frames, cologne water silver d
gold pens; Esprit de Rose, article becominc .v
day more fashionable perfume for handk erch;ef.
gloves and other articles of Dress Aso.oI.
pocket compasses; FIRE screens: bracelets; gold nanes
and borders; mathematical Instruments. elepans -,
very superior guitars; indehbIe ink; great ysr.,vc
pen and pocket knives, rings; Bristol boar sol,.
microscopes silver thimbles ever pointed mcneil -
ses four sided razor strops. may be Oh rived 10 th.
who have not furnished themselves With the arti~I.
that has four operative Sides combining the uu.l;ti-
OF srindstone, hone and common strop. snv 49,
ses; great variety Of nkstands; drawing paner
nets great variety of pocket books; old shaving
Wrapping paper; walking canes; superior razors boxe
OF Pants ivory protractors bead morocco and leafh
purses drawing pencils; very superior r:oins
maSnfying glasses; pounce boxes; piano wire. nnt
saucers; elegant albums 81 IS each: convex sbavn
lasses: violin hair strings pegs, finger boards tai
pieces bridges and rosin: botanical microscopes s-
verirs; deck knives: writing ink shaving BOXES ana
brushes extract OF bergamo levigated charcoal den,
7fice, very superior article for the ,ee,h. v;.;a,
cards and cases: common pioiins: Antique Oil we{s
calculated to soften strengthen and beauty the hair
parallel rules: India inks reading glasses:
ladies' thread cases tooth brushes court rlrs,e ief
ter stamps: great variety of fancy soaps highly per-
tuned: Ialavarlsn backng, q superior artice. INA,
ink; hair or dantiruft brushes aud good articc
smelling bottles: copying ink the peculiar quality of
hs INK IS the fac'y with which renders most per-
feet copy without the of machine or press. noc
et dressing and fine tooth combs: perf,Imrd no,e -
per; lavender water, very useful s-.icle led pen
ellis. &c. ~ Fs's
bibles. prayer, and hymn books: law medical mis-
csaneous and school bOoks-all of which will he soIt
at very reduced prices. a. the Book and STATIONERY
s'9re O. X. D. sANXAy.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
TRUSIE;E3S SIZE - :.

PY virtue Of deed Of trus executed for certain
therein mentioned by the late Lanon Carter it, or Rich
1896 and Of record in the clerks Office of the County
se viii at the cour, house Of the county aforesaid at II
O'Clock, A. NJ Monday, the 12ih day Apnl pe.t oa.,
for sale 10 TIM, hghcs, bidder cash. tract Of land vns in
the county aressd the sand house. and adiaeen,
tn Sabine Hail. which said ac, property of tS 81
Carter and consns aNou; niue hundred sixty acres. ~
ian 1-law3n JOt{N rSTNOp r-...,.-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01

PORT OF R7CHN0TD.
ARRIVED

schr. Hero, Chatin, from Egg Harbour. with bal.
last.
Schr. Freedom, Robinson, from Egg Harbour, with
ballast.
Schr. Agenora. Tyler, from Eastern shore, (dd.)
with ballast.
Schr. John and William, Powe. from New York,
with ballast.
Schr. Charles King, Smith. from Egg Harbour
ballast.
Schr. James, Lawrence. from Georgetown. d. C.
Schr- Ben f. Valentine, Phillips, from Egg lIar-
hour, ballast.
Schr. Gen. Washington, JefIries, from Egg Har-
bour, ballast.
SAILED.
Schr. Sarah Morrill,, for Boston, with flour and to-
bacco.
schr. Fairplay, Tyler, for N. York, with coal.
Schr. William, Buckman, for Salem and Portland
with flour.
Schr. Olive, -, for Georgetown, coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01

I41oxi If Produes and number Of Boais paced dorn
through Ahs Losoer L0cks.
Fob, 24.--t3 hhds. tobacco, Go kegs manufactured
do 1855 bbis. -four. 200 bushels wheat, i05 do corn
10 do. apples, do. chesuuts, q tons bar iron ID
cords wood - boats, coal dos, 1928 bushels coal
Fob. s5.-64 hhds- tobacco, Al kegs manufactured
do. So bbls. -four, Sol bushels wheat lat do corn
81 do apples, tons bar iron, ~ do. pig metal do
stone, rosa lss. feathers. 1909 DO leather 100 do
butter bales hemp, bbs. whiskcy. 10 cords wood,
81 boats, empty do, n coal d. 1895 bushels coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01

iEuO WI make season the apr, -.chiip SurInp
IL at Machamp's, near Hanover Courthouse tici
norse OF hne size' pedigree and form, was trained
at four years old, and gave proofs of good speed;
bnt from accident was not brought on the turf-his
dam was sister of Sir Arches, by Sir Peter Ton
Zle-LiS sire yas francisco m p,,cd >, ~, E... .ff.
day. in o.. wtr ~
'NHE imported YOUNG TEUPFI.E- an .,nI,r1
n Horse of the best blood in Enrisnd vii
stand at the village of Barboursyille the ensuing
season TO commence on the LEI .larch, and end on the
3oth june The price of the season yiI be thirty
dollars fpaid within, and forty dollars II paid bevon
the season. Fifty dollars to insure q marc 10 fonl
and a dollar to the groom Three hundred acres 81
land covered with various grasses and well watercd
VIII be Afforded gratis for the exclusive use of the
mares sent. Better or more abundant psslurage could
not be desired. ~
This beautiful and high-brcd Horse. BOUGHT bv
James Barbour, Esq. at public sale of Walkers
limo stud OF horses IN London, the 5th June last
Is dark bay, sixteen hands high, of fine form and
gscat activity, and needs only to be seon to be- nd
rnred' His age. (be being only six years old las.
spring. adds much to his other good qualities lu,-
ported horses are generally too old before they af,
brougheto this country. Young Trtufie was so in
jurcd IN ms first training whist he was the property
OF tho Duke de Guche, that he never ran. HIS
Pedigree IS IN the annexed Certificate reference to
Which VIII show any one conycrsan with such sub
Iecis that he is of the purest blood in England. lie
wiil be exhibited at the Cour-houses of AIbemaric
Louisa and Orange, 81 tho first day ofthoir Iespccso
March courts. . 80 = tF'N
N. b. II any one will send FIVE mares, the Drics
of one will be RENTED; and if sent to him this
season, fail she will be insured the next at the price
of the season.
Two FLIES from any State in the Union. hayino,
won purse CT $500, will be put gratis: the first
applicants TO have the preference. Care will he
taken 70 prevent accidents, but will not be respor-
sible for thcin s. w YAGER,
For James Barbour, ESQ.
Barboursvillc, Jan. GOTH 1880.
I5h June, fG2D.
This 10 TO certify, the brown Horse sold by me 70
James Barbour, Esq was bred by the Duke dc Guchc
got by I'ruiie out of Helen by Whiskey, her dam
Brown Justice 10y Justice, out OF Xenia by Chsncn-
ger Xauleppo by Eclipse. Truflle covered n 1899,
at Is gulncas.- lie got by Sorcerer ont Of Horn
| by Lass, by Buzzard, her dam puzzle. by Matchens
| Princess, by Herod
Signed RrCHD TATTERsALI.
| Hyde Park Corner, London.
Truflle was sent to France and bought back again
at 1000 guineas. r. +,
\ Jan 25-wi2te Z"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

A BSCONDED on Tuesday, the 1 9th inst. from on
IN board Mr.. T.. J. Arebcr's boat, then lying at
Cartersvillc, Negro Man, TOM (who calls himself
Tom JeiIcrson.) lie is q remarkably likely man,
about &c years old, feet or 10 inches high, well
formed aud very straight, dark complexion though
very black high cheek bones and has lost one Of
his front teeth, believe upper tooth tho left
side, the loss OF which shows when no speaks; his
dress is not known, as he went to hts wfc's house
lat Goochland courthouse) tho night after lac alb
scondcd, and there changed his clothes lac has been
acarriagcdrivcr several years and worked in boat
james river the last year, consequently he Is well
acquainted in Richmond where it is probable o asy
60; he is very artful fellow, and may try to pass for
free man and attempt TO leave the State. ! will
give liberal reward for his apprehension in the State
and $50 II taken up out of the State and secured
Jail so that get him again. Any information res
poctng him, addressed to me near Scottvillc, Pow
hatan county, Va, viii be thankfully received.
ROBT. X. DADNEY.
roWhatan, Jan 80. 1870. Wit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
a Newspaper for tie Ladies.

Proposals for publishing in the City Of Washington,
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat quarto form,
containing eight pages devoted entirely TO the dis
sem,naton ct intelligence useful and interesting TO
tue Ladies, TO be entitled
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
IA onward.

EkRfED stolen from the commons NJ Riclmond the
oy0i Of January last small souel Poney Mare fill
rssH fore top particular marks reeollected except
ahe n her face aud ono white foot tho abore tsward
willJveu for the delivery Of her to ~ Richmond
WILSON MORRIS,
mi =, ctrrei
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01

ElY virtue of dcercc Of the of T. Queen county,
hD sitting OF equity, the SUBSCRIBER commission.
for tive purpose appointed VIII sell tina highest bdncr Tor
ready noaey Tive premises, Friday the 26h dag of
March, $780, the Of land, OF which Anyw Wilson, dec
died seized and possessed situated in King Guren
w. near Clas,on. The decree made i n which
Thomas Jones ador &C, Of Franklin Scott, is complainant,
against the heirs Of Andrew Wilson, deed, dess
CHARLES hill.
r. 8. authorised by Rr Thos Jones' TO thai Ire
will receive fom the purchaser, boud with good security,
payable end Of twelve months, from the day of sale foI
the Of sale. except much viii pay the costs
silt and expenses attending the SALE the bond TO carry Interest
from the day Of sale. &. Hill.
feb I7--Isw4w
ENLOKIDA WATER aud PRESTON SALTS
E inst received suprly nv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
LIQUORS g. WINES.

YNHE subscriber informs fus friends and the pub.
= nc, particularly those who do not belong to any
particular Society, that he has hand choice as
sortment of old Liquors and Wines which he will
sell very low by the gallon, demjohn cask; among
which are the following
Old Champagne Brqndy
Do. Cognac do.
Do. Jamaica Rum
Do. Antigua DO. Sc
Holland Gin, "Swan brand" -
Old Whiskey oS
Do. Peach Brandy -
Do. Apple Jack DO. 9S.
DO. Madeira Wine =
Do. Sicily do. do. %
Do. Muscat do. =
Dry Malaga do. and
Old Irish Whiskey.
ieo 2'-l2uf WM. J. CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01

Leghors Bonnets, Siras0 Bands, &c.
V>iiE subscribers have just received by the schr.
Il Fairfield, one case Bolivar Leehorn Bonnets.
from 25 to 30; an assortment of Brown Hollands,
Black Cambric and Brazilian tuck long bent, side,
and turn-back side combs.
F. g. Z. JAMES 8. Co.
feb WV Marker Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
DIR. WILLIAM JUDKINS'
INVALUABLE
RAYHD6T OYO6TD6E1GT.

INVALUABLE
RAYH10Y OINTMENT.
RICHMOND. Cd Mo. Goth, 1880
"ILLIAM w. GRAY has been instructed in
w the business of making "Dr. Judkins' Patent
Specific Ointment" by Nathan Shepherd late part
ner with DR.. Judkns Of Ohio.--I also profess per-
feet knowledge Of making this Ointment, obtained
from DIR. Judkins himself, having long assisted him
in the Misunderstanding had occasion to pass thro'
Richmond ION my return to Ohio from N. Carolina }
| remained with friend Gray two days. and assised
him in making further supply Of this Ointment,
which he can with great propriety, offer to the public
as being genuine, and made OF the best ingredients
THOMAS PATTERSON,
mar 1-itd<c Of Bellmount County, Ohm.
COTTON OZNABURGS, &c.
lust received, and for sale, few bales heavy
- Cotton Oznaburgs, and Sd Brown Shirtings,
from the Petersburg Manufacturing Company.
mar 1-St OTIS, DUNLOP & CO.
NlRGINiA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
of the superior court of chancery for the Rich.
mond district, the 1st day of February, 1880. William
Sterling, pit. against John Parkb, Samuel Psrkbll,
Charles COPELAND, Fraucs D. Dyer, and other dfts
The defendants John F>arkhill and Samuel p.-hiii,
not having entered their appearance and given
this court, and it appearing, by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants of this country; il
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
the FIRST day Of the next June term. and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some Newspaper published n
the city of Rchomnd, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted at the front door of thecapo in the said city
A COPY. Teste,
IL VIZ. C. PEsDLKros. Q, o.