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Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

DISSOLUTION.
TNHE Co.par,ncrship formerly existing under
Il the Firm Of KNAPP, PRESTON & Co,
was dissolved on the 18th July last. by mutual
consent The business Of the late firm will be
adjusted by either Of the parties.
Y. l. KNAPP,
A. y. PRESTON,
Il. w. KNAPP.
Oct L. 1884
The subscribers will continue the Dry Goods
Business, under the Firm Of KNAPP, PRES
TON & Co. Their assortment is large NJ rrc-
sent aud having agents in New York, will CONT
nue. to receive weekly, which will keep their stock
large and desirable. They solicit a call from
country merchants and their friends generally,
before purchasing, as they are determined to sell
at the lowest market prices.
+. w. KNAPP,
A. y. PRESTON.
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WoRTHAM, McGRUDER ~ co. have
w in store and offer for sale,
70 hhd,. p; o' Rico Sugars
New Orleans
Java
soo hoo. bbaguIra Coffee
Cuba
Porto Rico }
IN. Orleans y
60 bbls Loaf Sugar
1000 sacks "bcst factory filled" Liverpool spe
ground Alum Salt
10000 Ibis Cotton Yarns Of Petersburg Manu-.
featuring Company, from No. ftol6
l7j kegs Nails
90 do "a toe inch Spikes
500 sides red sole Leather
200 do Oak land do
$50 dc best Nova Scotia Grind Stones
100 boxes "Woodruhs" best Tallow Candles
20 do Sperm
50 do Soap
400 Kegs =, IF, FFF, Powder, "Du Points"
100 do Blasting do
lerccS Rice
leo tons Iron, making n complete assortment.
viz Ulster. English, Swcdcs, Junetta, and
cOuntry,-irom Lie to 2 inches Square,
from Lie 20 II inches round-Carriagc,
Gig, Cart, Carryall, and Wagon tyre,
Hoop. Band, Box, and Sheet Mould boards
and plough plates
ALSO,
Blistcrcd, English BliStered German, Cast
aud Spring Steel
Gunpowler, Imperial aud Black Tea
Nader Indigo, Salipctrc and Alum
Pimcnio, Pepper aud Ginger
Cotton Bagging Bed Cords, Leading Lines
Writing and wrapping Paper
Clover, Orchard Grass and Timothy Seed
Gaubcf aud Epson Salts
MADEIRA
Sicily Madeira
French SWinss
Malaga
Port
French Brandy, Rum and Gin
Whisky in hhds and barrels
Window Glass aud Bar Lead
Lime, sc. &C. SC.
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" IRGINIA:--At rules, holden in the Clerks
Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chanccry for HcnTico County, the 81 day of
November, 1884 Gideon Rowland, pit against
Daniel Plat aud Jonathan w. Beers. defiS
! The defendant Daniel Plat, above named not
having entered his appearance and given security
according TO the act of Assembly and the rules
OF this Court, and 1t appearing, BY satisfactory
evidence, that he Is not an inhabitaut of this
State It's ordered that the said defendant do ap-
pear here on the first day of the next May term,
and answer The bill OF the plaintiff; and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith Inserted in sone
newspaper published IN the city of Richmond
for Two months successfully. and posted al the
front door of the Capitol, in the said city.
"A Copy TcStc, J. ROBINSON, C. c.
uO25-wSw
CUMBERLAND county court, 9th day of No
~ yelnsef, 1884: John S. Gauldin. adminisrra-
TOT OF SuSannah Stott, formerly Susannah Goul-
d'n, deceased, plaintiff, against Mary Burton.
formerly Mary Gauldin, John Nunnaly aad Eli
Za1eih his wife, formerly Elizabeth Gouldin. Ju-
diih Nunnnlly, formerly Judith Gosldin, and ia
cob Gouldin, defendants-IN CHaScERY
The defendants Mary Burton. John Nupnollv
ana Elizabeth his wife, judith Nunnaly and ia
COD Gouldln, not having Suffered their appearance
ana gwen sccurltynccordingt TO The Act of Assem-
ply, and the rules Of this court and IL nppenring
6.y satisfactory evidence, that they are not in
hablants OF this country: IL Is ordered that the
Slu deiendaniS DO appear here on the first
day OF the next February term. and answer The
hill of the plaintiff and that n copv of This
order be forthwith inserted in some newspoper
published IN the City OF Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted ~ the front door of the
courthouse Of this county.
copy-Teste,
dec o-wsw BIB. wOoDsoN, DC.
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STILL LATER.

M ANY very good bargains just opening frem
1fl New York auctions and elsewhere among
the almost endless variety
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These Good,
have been bought
. far below their
value and will be
sold accordingly.
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r.. Is. CHEW MING.
SURGEON DENTIST.
Opposite corner just above the Banks, Main It,
Richmond,
M HERE he can be found At all hours ready
Wv 20 attend tohis professional duties
RefcreHoe-Doc'ors Watson, Briggs, Nelson,
Clark, and Snead, Richmond
F,r Charges satisfactory yl7
DICH printed Canion Crapcs
IL DO satin striped GosSpmcrs
DO brewn and white GcSsamers
DO fawn colorcd Toll de Siam
DO Clients Lawns
DO black Mandarin
Do fash. cslored Printed Hcrnani
DO fawn and green Mandarin.
These Goods are for Evening Dresses, and can
be offered at such prices as wllensure their sale.
by THO r. PRICr
SOAr AND CANDLES" Jacksop,sn Scan
- and Candlcs-among the Soap, some white,
landing from brig Lowell, fer sale, by
no - LANCASTER, DENNY & 90.
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CABINET FURNITURE.
SideboardS, different patterns, 80 to SO
Dressing Bureaus, with glasses,
do do % do 80
Secretaries and Bookcases, Z do do % do 100
Centre Tables, , do do 30 do 30
Pier do do do 80 do 10
Gard do D do do - do 80 pr
Breakfast do do do IL do 30
Ladies' work dos do do , do Is
Mahogany WashStandS, 5 do do do IS
Looking-glasses, gilt and mahogany
frames, 3 do 40
Pule hair-mattreSscs, 80 cts per 10.
PATENT wINDLASS BEDSTEAbS.
The subscriber would call the attention of the
public TO this article, which is in universal use
in the Northern cities, where It's peculiar advan-
tages ATE appreciated.
EDWARD l.. TREDWELL,
Main Street, nearly opposite u. S Bank.
II The Norfolk Beacon, Petersburg lntcli-
gencer and Lynchburg paper, will give the
above three insertions, and send one copy of
their respective papers, containing the advertise
mcnt, to the subscriber, and their bills 20 the
Office of the Richmond Wing. f. l.. T.
de ,
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These two l-is
comprise n part
Of the same pur-
chase, & are very
desirable, rs well
in quality as in
prics.
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MAYO DAVIS, Governors Street
HYDRAULIC CEMENT casks Of
II Lawrencc's RoSendalc Hydraulic Cement,
such as has been used on the Eric Canal the
custom house in n. Y, the Dry Dock al Gosport.
the Potomac Aqueduct, and most of the govern
mcni works. The most satisfactory testimonials
Of the quality Of the qboy0, from the FIRST En-
gncers in the United States, are IN my pos
scSsiOn-forsalo.
Sc 20 JAS. WINSTON
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J. II. & III. l.. TEMPLE,
First door above the Bell Tavern,
de IL Richmund Va
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CANCER.


Ind The Grt of Heating, gencraliy
THNHE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
n Of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid.
that he has become competeny acquainted by the in
srucilons from the celebrated DR.. LYNCH of New York
city to that formidable and fatal disease deuomi
mated Cancer without the of knife or caustic but
effected in the way and manner as practsed by Dr.
Lynch, who has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment Of this complaint and also that Of Fstuo or
FisulaAs the subscriber is here now from the City of
New York any person wishing to be cured Of the above
him. at tie Mansion House. Main Street
Richmond, Jan6 w. w. MARSHALL
Certificate from Dy. L,1rh
do hereby certify that Or w. w Marshall has been
under my instruction, and assisted in my business
which rs attending to Cancer complaints and the art Of
healing, generally. lie is using my medicine
think him capable and worthy the confidence of those af
mctcd. ID. LYNCH.
The subscriber refers 70 Mr. Day Of Manchester. Mr.
Gillian, Mr. james Caskie Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr. Benjamin
Harrison, Of Berkeley.
Al letters must be postpaid. w w NJ
january Z, 1879 H-w0
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you to their houses. where you witness exhibitions of the

you to their houses where you witness exhibitions Of the
true Virginia hospitality
That Is the appearance Of the country around the
Springs have seldom such scenery; SO bcaut-
fni, SO varied romantic have visited The medicinal
fountains of Bath and Bristol, in England and often
those OF Saratoga and Ballston in New York and can
safely affirm that the prospect around none of these
celebrated places, is by any means. so delightful so
charming, as that around Shonnondac Springs Your
view, ON The east is limited by the long range of noun
ains called The Blue Ridge the north huge rock of
mc stone, with wonderfully contored strata stars Won
Ia .ne ace; ON the and west you have before
you broad range ofh and dale, of country seats and
arn houses, of pastures and fields and forests on the
SOUTH you trace the rich valley ofthc Shenandoah as far
as VISION can reach Nearer, you behold the river lined
on pom SIDES by lofty outrageous sycamores Unnatural
growth winding It's current around the oxbow, and
passing OH IN ITS serpcntine course unite with the
waters OF the mightier Potomac.
The Spring, You have said nothing of that What
ingredients does its water contam' The analysis which
ioows VIII answer that question. 1t made by that
exact chemist and excellent man. the late Professor De,
Butts, OF Baltimore, and placed in my hand by that emil
nent physician, DIR. Samuel j. Cramer OF C6arlestown
Contents Of The Mannoadaie Uater.
Suphate oil Lime, ........................63 90. 90
Carbonate of Lime, ................... 10 O5
Snphnte OF Magnesa, ...................... 23.05
Muriate of Magnesia, ................. / 90
nutiate oil SOFA, ............... 100
Sulphate of Iron, Observation-Disclosures. o 10
Also, Carbonic Acid and Sulphurettcd Hvdrogen -
Tins is the analysis of of the Springs-thcre are
several, and were discovered in 1919
What are the medical qualities of the water! 1t is
eo'"N' ia"I.i'e, uiurcuc' " Nhcn moderately used,
says DR.. c., I" it is most bland and gentle laxative
though, in large quantities. it is powerful in its one
rations any of the neutral salts Dyspepsa in its
numerous and worst forms, bilious affections; chronic
rheumatism cuaneous diseases, herpatic deran pements
calculous Affections dysenery; and one confirmed case
OF confirmed dropsy have all Dr. G. assures me- been
completely cured by the of the water
When went TO the Springs, was afflicted with n
rheumatic affection in my right ARM total loss of an
pettc, costve habit aud fever, which visited me
every night, producing great exhaustion and debility
Eight or nine tumblers of the water taken i'm different
parts OF the day. shortly occasoned regular frequent
excavations, recalled an excellent appetite, and sub
dued the fever and rheumatism. Indeed, the close of
the short period of six days, all my complaints had Ia
ken wing and departed
If there in this great city, any unfortunate ndi
dreds-l hope they will make the same experiment that
have done, and experience the same happy result
A BALTIMOREAN
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MAY 20.

YHVAKE NOTICE.-The subscriber bccs leave 10 in.
III form the public, that he has invented Cylinder TO
thresh Wheat Glover and all kinds of grain which he
atters himself will prove superior to any that the world
has known. The construction carries its own de-
monstration The Cylinder is Of strong metal in the
form of tub half an inch thick on which beaters OO
i'll number, cast solid with the Cylinder and twisted
adversely from it's centre its extremities These
beaers have fine diagonal noches in their edges The
teeth OF heaters upon the concave, (Which is of solid
mela0 twist from its exremities TO lis centre This
construction demonstrates the following result: That as
the straw i'll passing through the Machine is necessarily
spread by the Cylinder from its centre its extremtes
ana as the straw Is counteracted by the concaye and
rolled back from its extcintes its centre the straw
has two motions in passing, which perfectly expose
every part of the head Of wheat to the Cylinder and
concayc, that If the should be wet the grain
must necessarily be separated from it.
An accident which would injure destroy Cylinders
OF ordinary construction would do this no injury Those
who would prefer Cylinder the combine consruc-
ton informed, that my Patterns for the above dcscrb-
ed Cylinder constructed that | can furnish n
combng CYLINDER superior To any yet introduced which
VIII be obvious from the following descriptions The
teeth cast solid to the Cylinder two inches wide of
wedge FORM lutcd on their sides and ends protecting
three quarters Of inch both the Concave and Cy.
Under. Having advised with Farmers aboutth price OF
wheat Machines this season. | have resolved 10 build
fourhorse Machines for $780, and two-horse do at SI2O
delivered atmy Machine Shop. 10 those who use Thorn
only to get out their own Crop, ! will warrant the Ma
chimes the first season. which is sufficient them
The fOurhorse Machine with good feeder will thresh
Of good Crop of Wheat to the Straw 300 bushels in
twelve hours, and the twoborsc Machine will tlrcsh l4O
bushels IN the same time.
The subscriber has also invented n Corn.SL Hlc
first was sold last week for $50 which will shell 100
barrels of corn in ~ hours propelled by two men will
Keep the Machine in repair for dollar for every thou
sand barrels OF corn which it may she'll This machine
separates the cObs from the grain and leaves tho corn
clean aud merchantable without tanning. Those who
may be pleased 70 grant their patronage will please
forward their orders which shall he filed with xned;
ton. DANIEL DAVIS
fredericksburg, May 90. 7-w4w
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Our Board of Navy Commissioners issued orders in
the summer OF lS3to Captain Thomas A. Catesby Jones
directing INN to inspect all the guns of the Navy T,
National intelgcncer OF yesterday contains his report to
the Board, in which, coniormably their request he
gives ms opinion as to the number guns shot OF inc
Sevea weights and caIbres fit to be used in the Navy
Is 242 but as their condition is described in
accompanying the report and published we do NOT
learn how many fit for use. The teport il cb;ea
taken up witha scientific discussion of the ADVANTAGES IF
guns of the various calibrcs
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POE'TR ".
"MUcn var urM,rxs uN,rNu.n

1 DREAM OF ALL THINGS FREE.-BY Mss HrM,ss :
dream fall things free
ora gallant, gallant bark,
That sweeps through the storm and sea,
Like an arrow TO its mark
OF a stag that DER the hills
Goes bounding in his gcc
ORA thousand flashing rills-
OF things glad and free.
dream ofsome proud bird,
bright.oye d mountain king
In my visions I have heard
The ruStlng ofbis wing.
follow some wild river,
On whose breast no sail may be
Dark woods around it SILVER
dream of all things free
Ola happy forest child
With the iawns and flowers at play;
of an Indian midst the wild,
With the stars guide his way:
OF chief his warriors leading,
Ofun archer's greenwood tree
My heart in chsns is bleeding,
And dream of all things free
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In CHANCERY -ViReiSIA-At rules held in the
u Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Amelia for the month
of May. 1885:
VIM III. Rowlett and Mary A. II. n. his wife, Pitts
against
Rice Newman, late guardian of Mary A. r. N. Nor
gan, Hodah Meade, administrator, de 60Ris non of Mo-
ses Mitchell deceased, George MITCHELL and jesse
MITCHELL infant children of said Moses, and Timothy
Chllaghan, Defendants
The defendant George Mitchell, not having entered
his appearance and given security according To the Act
OF Assembly and the rules OF this Court and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is nha6tan
OF this Commonwealth; IL is ordered. that said defepd
ant do appear here the frs, day of the October
term OF this Court and answer the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper. published in the city OF Richmond for
two months, succ, ssvcly at the front door Of the
Courthouse of this county.
Copy. Tcs,c, JOHN TONNES LEIGH.
June IL. (lI-w5wl elk. A. c. s. C. l. &
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DRUGS p4JvTq a.

DhLCSf P9LfIS, &c.
a tHARLES r.. MILLER, informs bis friends that he
" has just opened Apothecary Store at the stand
formerly occupied such, by Mr. Goddard one door
above the Mansion House, Main Street Richmond Be
will keep supply Of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils
Dyesuis and Glass, and in few expects to have
an assortment Of Surgical Instruments Of the best
uiacturc Orders from country Merchants and Physicians
are respectfully solicited
May =. Jts- wn
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Enn ACRES OF OHIO LAND FOR SALE
aDNHVH l will sell at a moderaie nrice n annIica

500 ACRES IIi sc. or :, OHIO l LAND FOR SALE
ton be made Immediately, Tract of Land lying in the
State OF Ohio This tract is situated the head wa
tiers of the Scioa being survey No 1904 for five hun
dred upon military warrant and lies ADJOINING TO
Johnson Dunns survey, No. I075 This land is said
to be OF excellent quality well watcrcd and well tmbe
aud must necessarily, in short time become very vaua
ble being about % miles from the of Government
in the midst Of very hourshng and populous State
will sell the whole parcel together for the purpose of
accommodating those who want small settlements am
willing to divide the tract into two parts The
title TO the above land is indspuabe. Those wishing to
purchase will please make application the subscriber
at the Old Church, Hanover county, Va.
May s. [lls-wGwl JANE b. JOHNSON.
a VALUABLE TAVERN AND FARM fer Rent.
IN The subscribers wish to rent for one or more years
ached thereto containing nearly 400 acres of Landof
which, about 300 acres il is supposed cleared and is
pretty good farming land, with meadow that would
yield if udicously managed, hay enough to supply the
Tavern. There is now in the course Of completion
large and elegant brick addition 10 the Tavern which
Will afford nine spacious and elegant lodging rooms
be ready for by the time possession will be given
making the number of rooms belonging TO the Tavern
~ besides large dining in the cellar sufficient to
dine upwards OF an hundred persons at sitting with
closets &c This property combines advantages rarely
TO be met with. Louisa Courthouse is attended l,v
more persons Qt universally admitted by all persons
vino frequent the place) than any other Court i'm
the State public daysand there being but ono tavern
at the place. and all The other houses there being re-
sriced from selling spirits or giving accommodations
interest Of the Tavern will Of course ensure argc
custom such occasions-and il is situated ON the
Main road leading from Richmond through Charloitcs.
Vile to the Western country and where the road from
Carcrsyille to Orange Courthouse crosses the said
Main road and has chance at all the travellers Of those
roads Tho stable is extensvefire wood con veuienf
and all the houses will be in good orderand moro
bealthful place not in The United States Possession
will be given on the first day of November next Per.
wishing treat for the property will nease adj
dress John Hunter, at Louisa Court house who will
promptly attend to all communications
CHARLES THOMPSON, in
JOHN HUNTER
March q me Mr.
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~ OTICE.-At meeting of the Board of Trustees of
q Hampden Sidney College, held on the 25th May,
1S35Resoged That the last day of June be fixed as the
time for the election of President for this institution
and that notice of this be published in the Richmond En-
quiTer, the Constitutional Wing and the Southern Re-
ligious Telegraph-By order ofthc Board
w. S. MORTON, Clerk
June 9. 1O1,ytd
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AGAINST

against
Owen III. Tucker, exor of Wood Tucker deed Ro-
bert Tucker and Henry d. Pilkerton and Elizabeth A.
his wife, Defendants.
The defendants, Henry y. Pkorton and Elizabeth A.
his wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security according to act of the General Assembly
and the rules of this Court and it appearing the
tstacton of the Court that they inhabitants of
this StateOn the motion of the plaintiffs by their at
torney, IS ordered That the said defendants Henry b.
Pilkeron and Elizabeth a. his wife, do appear here on
the first day OF August Court next, and answer the
plaintiffs bill and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some of the public newspapers
printed in the city of Richmond, for two months
House Of this county. A Copy-Tcstc,
June IL. llI-wSwl B. ]. WORSHAM &C
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HOHN TURPIN would call the attention of those
90 wishing to purchase Cabinet Furniture, Chairs and
S9faS to his assortment, at his Ware Room two doors
below the Virginia Banks which is large and general
consisting in part of splendid pillar and claw dining
tea and card tables extension dining table "a very neat
cretares and book sdeboards and china presses
pier and centre tables with and without marble tops
ladies' dressing bureaus and ork-slands; wardrobcs
mahogany bedsteads, &c &c.
Superior Mahogany Chairs, from "a to $3.50 per dozen
all made Mt his manufacturing establishment in Man
chester.
Having on hand large stock of wellscectcd season
ed materials, and in his employ firstrae workmen he
will make to order any article in his line, in the most
fashionable style.
lie will furnish a ncA Funeral Hearse and give his
personal attention TO all calls in tho undertaking line
Richmond, June 2. S-wlw