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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
CHOLERA IN VIRGINIA.

Tho dreadful malady las made lodymcut ON
the soil of the 'untcrrilicd" Commonwealth. Ii
mas appeared III Portsmouth in form of more than
usual malignity and in Norfolk there have been Sc
vetol cases. gentleman who left Portsmouth
tuesday morning, informs us that ten cases
had occurred the day before. We look for the new
by the boat of to-right with anxiety.
Watcrmclons and damaged pine apples were the
exciting causes in Portsmouth. Wherever the
cholera appears, it inculcatcs prudence in stern
voice. Wore there NO imprudcncc no intempcrance,
no vice. there would he cholera. We do be-
licvc That the disease will be pow erfu rcformer of
1ho habits of the world, and that good will ultimate.
ly.come opt of evil according to the usual mystic.
rous workings of Providence.
We know'it to be vain to cxhort the. public no,
tobe'aJarmed. Fear is involuntary, and were it a
comfortable passion would evef be. afraid
But tlo.,oil do much to fqftify tho heart, und
let that he put in requisi!ion to strengthen our
frmncss against the asoaults.of rai;ic
by this time it is rumored in asthousand places.
that tire cholorrIs in Richmond and we expect tn.
markets'to he nearly suspended by the prevalence
of the fa'schood. IN is:fas9, hoyeyer. Thefo is
nn.cast; ofsuspie1on of case of! clolers. here
Should it: come, shall be candid with the coun.
try.
The cholera at Norfolk exposes Richmond, no
moro than its existence at New York 1T is non.
contiguous rlYft is past dispMtng. Tho atmos-
rcricS cause is rcrc-is nortt lis south, east aid
west of us--s every where. But we arc not in any
more danger because the cholera has broken out nj
Portsmouth. Let this fact aJlay {. alarm which
some have experienced on account. of it's having
reached N orfolk and Portsmouth.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
SADDLE & HARNESS MAKING
PATRICK EaAIxBURw0N

SE ESPECfFULLY informs the Public, tina,
AS he has commenced the Saddle and Harness
Making business on his own account,
IarO Doors above The Union Hotel.
Where he has now and will keep constantly on
hand every article in his line, made of the best
materials and in the best manner, consisting in
part of
Gcntlcmen's and Ladies' best plain and sl,af,ed
stitched second rate and common Saddles; also
boys do.
Race Saddles and Snafcs,
Saddle Bags, Valicc Pads and Saddle Cloths, of
various kinds,
Plated and steel bit and badoom and snaiilc Brides;
brass snaille do.
Hard sodcred Stirrup Irons and Spurs,
English Bride I.cathers,
American black and fair do.
Martingalcs do. do.
Plated brass and black mounted coach ,,;,, h,
rouchc and sulkey Harness, of various Qualities
Best and common Jersey Harness,
DO; do fall and spring top and twig Gig
All kinds of Cart Gear, &c. &C. sc.
u Repairing done in the best manner and on
moderate terms-and old Saddles and Harness IA
Ken I'm exchange for new work.
~ L. III. only solicits n fair trial-and he is
satisfied he will give satisfaction in every particu
idt l--i:}t
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A.6GI'HNAGbf%B.
\Gsy ESWresslsoa>}, .sfie@ .. 20.

On FRIDAY next, 81 Az. at our auction
rooms. we will sell, to close ~. .erh invoices, a
great variety of Dry Goods, ana, fancy articles;
amongst which arc
Several cases fancy Prints, DrillnCa,
Roucn cas9imcreS, stripe Jeans
Silk liandkcrchcfs, black Sinchews.
six Nrstiag, Ribbons, Umbrellas,
Feather Fans, Shirt Collars, Stocks.
Eases and bales 3-4 and IA blcachcd and nm,
bleachcd Dones,ics
>, NiS'-fcarl Buttons and Studs. gilt do Go.
MnN's' Scissors, Needles, fancy Soaps, spen
"'u article oil Cologne Water--tog othcr With varic
vi iahcy articles not enumerated; all of which
W,i be sold without reserve at great BARGAINS
iy 80 u x, 90 a',".
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

The Delaware Journal states that Joseph Bona
Parte, when lately on visit to Washington, was
introduced to Jackson, who said 10 him: "Sir.
have ever felt an exalted esteem for your family
Your iustrious brother (Napolcon) was my model
In war" How we apples swim!
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Received by X. !. SMITH,

HNiE Hero Of Maccdon, or History of AIcxan-
"a der the Great, viewed in the i.l, of the Cos
pel-by William Lsdd, author OF the 'Ffcnch
Soldier" &c.
Daily Scripture Promises 10 the Living Christians
by Samuel Clarke, ID D.--now lust arranged in
Lessons, for every day in The year.
Bickcrstetb's Works, in one volune--contanng
scripture Help, T.eatse Prayer, The Chris.
tlan Hearer, the Chief Concerns Of Man for Time
ana ETERNITY, TreatiSo on the Lords supper and
Inc Christian Student. au
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

80, Richmond, 10Th July, 1882.
INC parties concerned are hereby notified that
have appointed the 23d day of September next, at
my oi'ice IN tins city, to commence the performances
OF the dn'ies devoved on one of the Commission
erS OF tho Court by the foregoing order: ut which
'ime ana place they are hereby required In attend
before me, on the matters referred by said order
with the necessary accounts and proofs.
WIN, G.. PENDLETON, Com'r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

oIlCE-Thc Subscriber having taken the
Y Houses lately occupied by Mr.. Andrew
Sweeny, is prepared to transact
General G"sisc:ssssfOs. Ee.ssssscss
upon the usual t'rms, end from his lon. experience
III that BUSINESS having lived with Mr. Swceny for
many years. he hopes to receive liberal sun,or,
from the public and hereby pledges hnsclfto those
who may favor him with their business, to use his
best efforts to promote their interest. He particu
afiY s"hcts the aid OF the former customers of Mr.
Swceny, and refers them and the public to the fol
lowing accommodation. THO. WILLIAMS
aug
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as lbs ItONEfN SO ,nost rosrcc,iui., bees
ASA leave to inform the public that sho has re-
opened the GDiiery Of Cuttings and Needle Work
IN INC large room over Mr.. Tucto's Confectionery
STORE TWO doors below the Theatre, where she viii
~. DO happy to wait on all who may honor her with
their company.
a. Abundance 25 cents, (including profile cut
ny Miss lloncywoll.) Hours of exhibition from 9
ocioch' "A. NJ too Il. NJ. jY BOTS
AViNG removed to the city of Richmond, 1
~ - VIII IN future attend regularly all the superb
or rts held there, the district cour, of the Uni
'e" olates held at Norfolk, and the circuit superior
court OF law and chancery of the county of Norfolk
'he circuit superior court of law and chanccry held
n'iliaiisbnrg, and, AZ heretofore, will continue
10 attend The circuit superior court OF law and chan
Gerry held at Frcdcricksburg
j. ~o-cAdOw PHILIP HARRISON
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". We invite the country to pcruso the clear
and intertsting letter of DIR. Burton of this city,
who.has-iust returned from New York
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

az IRGlNIA:-At rules, boldon IN tie cjerk5s -,
flee OF the circuit superior court Of law and
chahcery Tor Ilenrico county, the second div of
July, 1892. Jefferson Swami, cx'or OF John swan
decd, pit, against William ". Wren, and IIoratin
Gates Winston, cx'ors Of John T.. Price decd. Pol.
ly, ilio wife Of Thomas Woodbridge, Samuel DO
en-, David Oven, and Jesse Owen, and other dts
", nc defendants, Polly, Tho wife of Thomas
Woodbridge, Samuel Owen, David Owen. and TO-,
Sc owen, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act Of assembly
and the rules of this court, and it appeari1q bv O.
usiactory evidence, that they not nl,abii,rt.
OF this country: u is ordered, that he said defonI
ants do appear before tho Judge Of orr said co,,,
at the Capitol, in the city Of Richmond. on ,br
hrst day Of tho next term. 10 be holden for The
tlal of civil causes, and answer ,he bill oF tbo
Planf; and that copy of tbs order be forthwith,
inserted IN some newspaper polished IN the cs, NJ
Richmond, for two m,ri.:s ancccssiya.y. and no.,
ed a; ioo front door 81 the Capitol. n he eai5 civ
- = copy 1es'o, = ROBINSON. Z a..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

1t affords me great satisfaction to recommend
Mr. Tho. Williams to the public, particularly to
my former Customers and have no hesitation in
saying that' IN my opinion, they could not obtain
better agent for the transaction of their bus;ncss
here. A SVyFFWW
Richmond, Aug. l, 1892 -cc2v 2.waw 1awIm
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RICHMOND MARKETS, August 2, 1882.
WHEAT-1n demand for present delivery at rather
more than the contract quotation, which is l0a
lis cents.
COUNTRY FLOUR-Ncw, nominally sc.
INDIAN CORN-At 65a67 cts.
TOBACCO-In very active dcmand--Common
Refused, SS3a33; other Refused, 3Ja4I; Common
Passed, 35a43; Mddling do, 44a55; Good and
Fine, 6al0
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10 GABRIEL DIX-Sr. Since you do not
a reside within the Commonwealth of Virgi.
ma ana have no agent to me known, within the
same, take this method of notifying you, that
snail, at the store of George X. Carlton, in the
county OF King Il Queen and State of Virginia, on
the 9th and 18th of Sept. next, between the hours
OF o'clock, in the morning. and sunset of those
days-and in tho tavern of A. G.. Shackloford, at
the courthouse of the said county, on the llth of
the same month, and between tho same hours of
that day-and at the store of ii. Ii. Cautborn, in
the county of Essex and State aforesaid, the
18th, 18th and 18th of the same month, and be-
twecn the same hours of those days-and at the
tavern Of Thos. Matthews, i'm the town of Tappa.
hannock and State aforesoid--on the 18th and
18TH of the same month, and between the same
hours ct those days, proceed to take the deposi.
lions of William Newbill, Richard Newbi Miss
Coates, Robe TT Pollard, WIN. +. Gaines, and sun
dry other parsons to be read evidence, in a suit
now depending and undetermined in the circuit
superior court of law ind chanccry. for the county
OF King a. Queen aforesaid, in which suit [ arn
pltf, and you aud others dts, at which times
and PAGES You may attend if you think proper
au 2--lawaw JAMES NEWBiLII.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

The defendant above named. NOT b,,,iro
entered his appearance aud etivcn sccmrfy nc,
cordIng TO the act of assembly and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing by sa.
t's'actory evidence that he is not an iGhabi
tan' OF TINS country: IL is ordered, that thc said
defendant do appear before the iudoc of orr said
court at 'hc Capitol, III the city OF Richmond on
the hrs day of tho next Ociobcr term to be holden
Tor the trial of civil causes and answer the bill Of
ne plaintt; and that copy Of this order be
,, inserted III some newspaper published in
tile city of Richmond for two months si1cccssivcv
ana posted ut the front door of tho Capitol i'm tc said
CITY; Copy. Tcste, WIN. G. SANDS, -. G..
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IMPORTANT
10 Dealers in Medicines, Paints, and
Dyc-StutiS.
I'd. w. EsANsFKAlS,
" HOLES.4LE DRUGGISTS

No. III, MAIDEN LANE,
& AffERS for sale, at the lowest prices, an OK
~ 'ensiVe assortment of articles in his line, and
hopes 20 give satisfaction TO those who think it for
'he'r interest to buy of him.-rhosc wishing TO
purchaSe' will please give HIM call and ascertain
his prices before leaving their orders elscwhcre
Nep York, June 20ih, 1892.
N. b.-Price Currents sent by mal-An or
ders VIII be thankfully received, carefully put up,
and forwarded with dcspatch IL J7-d3wc6,v
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

4 tHAlES.--Jast received by schr. Messenger,
- large assortment of Cano Seat, fancy, Gre
c'an, and Rocking Chairs, Wash Stands, &c. for
sale by LANCASTER. DENNY g. co.
au
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

CIlCE--The owners consignccs of 10
l. hhds. Bacon, per Mary and Elizabeth, from
Philadelphia, marked j. s., will please call for the
same on LANCASTER, DENNY & co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
FOR SALE.

50 FOR SALE.
" ygN very fine blootcd and extremely
AaI line looking three year old COLT,
Va T9Tvery large, and a most beautiful co.
ee.ss6aszzfas lour, say handsome blood bay, with
black name and tail, and black legs, and really a
colt OF fine promise He can be seen for few
days III The Valley, near Girrington's Mill; and
perhaps after few days, he will be ot Tree Hill
near this place Enquire of the subscriber. The
cause of the sale is, that the says he is not
able to Keep him. HENRY KING.
jy 96-2aWtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

E EACON.-70O0 pounds BACON, in fine order:
FS-D MiDDllNGS, SHOULDERS & HAMS,
for sale by DAVENPORT. ILLEN e. 90
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EsAaaGEss1S PRIZE OFFICE

hRAWING of the Grand Consolidated Lottery
ny No. Is:
81 26 ID So 81 al 60 35 c..
No. So 81 GO, small Prize of $500, sold and
paid by BIGGER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

~ oIICE,-T'he Steamboat FREDERICKS
L BURG, Captain Jos. Nrv1rr, will continue
20 'oaVo Richmond, for Norfolk, Alexandra and
" I1-M@F Is CEO IEEIAT, Azt
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D MnRRDW .

Virginia State Lottery-Drawing will take place
at the Eagle Hotel, To- Morrow Afternoon, at a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

~ lKHlNlA:-At rules holden in the clerk' s Office
OF the circuit superior court of law and chan
iery Ior henrIco county, the 9TH day of July 1882:
Edmund w. Rootcs, executor of benjamin. Stct,
son, pitt, against Alexander McRac, and other
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
FoR LONDON.

PASSAGE FOR EUROPE
eNS1IN The VIRGINIA PACKET, Can't.
SSsi;sstk9Et4Ess& DICKS, now loading at City Point
'fs s''7< ks" will sail in or 8 days for Cowes2
having spacious cabin deck can accommo
date passengers very comfortably, and at u low
rate' Apply to the master on board, or to
uu CUAS. PALMER
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JAMES RIVER AND AANATIiE
COMPANY.
additional Books cf Subscription opened.

FSNlE President and Directors Of the james
n River Company, have appointed tho Cen
ue"e" named in the following Lists, Commits.
s'"hers Tor opening books of subscription tn the
James River and Kanawha company, at the pla-
ces respectively designated.
where commissioners appointed for n
ro"ny generally, they are authorised TO open
io"hs al the Court House and such other parts
% ~, me county us they may think proper.
Inc commissioners are requested TO open the
DOCKS immediately and To keep them open, I'M
Tess otherwis. instructed, until tho second Mon
day IN December next.whem they are To he clos
eo' snd returned forthwith to the second Audit
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NzACkAE'S OFFICE.
TO-MORROWI

81 6 INV TNT oil Tic GTlnd COnso1Idnted Lotte-
ER ry, No. Is:
81 1 26 IA SO 81 al 60 80 Co.
TOMORROW
Virginia State Lottery-Drawing will take place
at the Eagle Hotel, Tomorrow Afternoon at 4
O'Clock
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ssOOk and JOb Printing dome
nd the WING Office.

VI ~ - nc Public are hereby notified, that
IN j am not the Trustee for the benefit Of I,Jr
a. Tindall, creditors never having sigoed, or in
any manner accepted The Trust, and i hereby far
bid my name being used as such
az 2-2td JAMES LUCADOE.
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Thomaston Fine.

e ME subscriber keeps constantly on hand the
ri above article, and is receiving, direct
from the kilns, $50 tierces, which will I've sold on
moderate terms. M. A. TRICE,
an l. 3t Near Nuyo's Brduc.
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PRIZES .
New York Lottery-Drawing will be received
morning at O'Clock.
&c. &c.

TICKETS $5-HALvEs 9 50-QUARTERs o.
For sale usual, i'll every variety, at the Lotto
ry Office of Il, NLICTkLTs
au 2 Next below the door Of the Eaple Hotel
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hH' Whlch should satisfy those who apply il to tho
most Important uses in banks, public offices. &c.
ana succeeded NEST fully, the following tes,;-
nonias i'll sh
=, NASHVILLE, Ten. Dec. 90, 1881.
Hessrs. Maynard & Noyes.
vent within the last eight gears, we.havc had
constant occasion TO large quantities of Ink
" men beng able to procure your Ink, we have
dfto"yS used 1T in preference any, for the beaufi
!" and taSti"g qualities of its ingrcdith,s,--its
h"w from the pen is eerfectly free ,'sedi-i,sB
colour rs strong and hSfing, ard in our op;nioi
oec,dedfy S"Pertor for business of present ami
iaSthg nature, to any other Ink before the puL-
E'r' Respectfully yours,
CHAPMAN & GLYoRx
"Teachers Of CAi,ograpAy.
REGISTER OF CoNvEyAScEs OFFICE
:, New Orleans, Jan. 2G, 1882. {
WeSSrs. Maynard q. NOUcs,
GcntlcIncn--Having used your Ink for about
Two years, we have the pleasure TO inform you that
we FOUND 1t TO be of superior quality, and the
pest we have ever used. 1t flows well and gives u
beautiful, permanent black.
Yours Respectfully, ANTONIO DuCROS.
Register Of Conrcyances,
CHARLES BAYON
DaPaiy Register.
.REGisTEa OF DEEDS OFFICE
~ - Boston, June 10, 1880.
Mcssrs Naynard ,} Noyes
rcntlemcn-liaving used your Ink about seven
years, have the pleasure of in formnr Won that il
iu''y answers my expectations; and from the an.
= |
hed That 1t is superior to any have ever used 1t
flows well and gives beautiful rcrmnneut black.
Yours Respectfully, HENRY ALLINE.
OFFICE, BANK u. Sr,rEs
mn Cincinnati, Dec. Z, 1881.
me Ink Powder of Maynard & Moves has been
used IN this Office for several wears We find il
superior to any we have used.
z. BENSON, Cashier.
REGIsrER's OFFICE,
New York, Oct % 1881
iSGSSrS. lidUDUrH a.
Hehilemen--having used your Ink about sir
yc"iS' VIC nave II" hesitation in pronouncing ii su-
Per'or to any we have heretofore used, and as cuc
cheeriuly recommend it. 80 -U'"
Respectfully your obcdicnt servants
JAMES McMURRAY.
DAVID GLADD,
GEORGE MORTIMER,
BANK or MICHIGAN,
-, Detroit, JuIy 5, 1880 {
We have used lax prepared from Messrs. Nav
hard ~ Noycs' Ink Powder, for several wears mast
and are quite satisfied with it. 1t flows easily
rom The pen, and has a brjHiancy and permaaCDcy
OF Soior winch are not commonly found in other
Inn = Z. TRONBKDGE Cashier
REWAR; or COUNTERFEi-EDn
we are sorry TO have 10 add to the above testi
hoh'hi5 the evidence Of COMMANDMENTS who hy
selecting ii for imitation declare their opin;on ~,
IL stands foremost in commanding ready and
extensive sale. To enable purchasers TO dis,ncuiI
nc genuine rom the C0"htettcH and lhus protect
themselves rom tho fraud the manuiic urers have
colcrs of Jiack anil ycR 'H
Sold by the manufacturers, Nos l3 and Il
Cornhil!, Boston, and by booksellers. Stationcrs
Hardware Merchants, and Traders grncr"ii,,,
throughout the United States
Sold i'll Richmond by
r r ! IS s s s!11EIi,. nooA.ell,r,
J. y = .tHardwaro Dealers,
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BANK OF MIC,uG,N }

~, DNlIUII, July D, IS3U {
we nave used INK prepared from Messrs Nav
hard ~ N"ycs' Ink Powder, for several years pasf
and are quite satisfied with it. 1t flows easily
rom HE pen, and has a briHiancy and permanCncy
OF color which are not commonly found in othcr
lax C. c. TROWHptDcE ~ ot''
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fHEO JOHN WILKINSON, Suciag for The
n Benci nj Geo. WiLkinSoH.-Sir. As Won aro
not known 10 be inbabitant of Virginia. Won
arc hereby notified, that we shall on tho FRIDAY bc
fore the Sd Wednesday in August next being tho
10th day ofthe month, between the hours offs o'clock
in the morning and sunset, at the franklin Hotel
in the town of LynchbuTg, proceed to take the de-
position of Reuben Burch, TO DO read in evidence
in suit now pending in tho County Court of Pow.
hatsn, wherein you plaintiff and we are DO.
PENDANTS. The taking Of said deposition will con.
TIME from day TO day until completed, where YOU
may attend # you think proper
~ l9--wlt WIN. g. Henry MONTAGUE
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M OLASSES.-IO hhds. superior Porto REQ
lVA Molasses, for sale by
aug LANCASTER, DENNY & co.
YESANNERS OlL.-2O bbls. Tanners Oil, for
n sale by
au 9 OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
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tickets S5-TInvcs 50-Quarters / rs.
For sale, usual, in every variety at the Ex
change and Lottery Office Of
THOS. y. BIGGER
Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel.
Where The two grand Capitals of $4,000 each
six of 10000, and numerous other prizes have re-
Gently been sold and paid at sight. au2
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aG91gg NtAab8.

PHILADELPHIA, July 31.--Arrd, schr Bel.
vidcre' BERNARD, Richmond, 5 days.
=, NEW YORK, July 30,-Cid, schr Fairfield
Libby, Richmond
Ard, sIoop Proxy, Mason, from Richmond
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In Middlesex county Court, Jane 25th, 1885,
inns day camc the plaintiff by his Attorney and v
leave OF the court, it is ordered that the decree
OF TINS court III this cause, entered the 29h day of
May last be amended in this TO wil:-rhati, shall
direct the publication of the order TO be inserted in
some newspaper in the city of Richmond for eight
weeks successfully, instead of four weeks as now
directed. a Cow Tcs,c
57-Sws GEO HEAJV ~ NJ ~
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MAY NARD d. NOY ES' INK POW
DER AND LIQUID INK.

/ lSiS, the manufacturers determined to far
= h'Sn me American public w.ih Ink Powder and
Ink, which should satisfy those who apuv !, IN tLa
most Important uses in banks, public Offices &c
ana succeeded most fully, the following tes,;-
inonais u III show
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NEWAHE OF COUNTH0EElrERs

J. II. NASH,
Il. SMITH, tBooksoIers
III. WATKINS, \
r. a. RuST,
J. VAN-LEW, Hardware DcoIors
i. J. WERTII
iy 80
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-02-08

the arrangement, which want and care arc so well calculated to produce.-- There is something so terrible in such a change. 1t is llke"a cypress breath q funeral odour exhaled from the ex- banding rose bud"
 Call.money if you please the 'sroot oI all evil 7 h the present state of secic- ty, 1t IS the very handspring of exis- tence; the philosophers lever whereby this matter of fact world is moyed.- Love, without it, is but beautiful de fusion. 1t can neither boil the pot, nor pay for its savoury contents. 1t can no; look unconcerned in the face ofa dun, or escape the visitation of the sher. iii. It cannot shorten the long phiz oI the doctor bJ the prompt payment ot his longer bill. 1t cannot move the sympathy of'the landlord, or reconcile the lawyer to the loss of his fee. It is an old, but we fear true saying:- "VVhen Poverty comes in at the door, Love goes out at the window. .''-.Neac England Weekiy Re0iesO.