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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-18

The Legislature of Maryland adjourn.
ed on the 9th instant. Among the acts
passed, was one appropriating $l,375..
600 in further aid of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, and another appropria-
ting $3.50, 900 to the Baltimore and Sus.
quehanna Rail Road-and another gran.
ting the guaranty Of the State to the
bonds of the Susquehanna and Tide wa
fer Canal company to the amount of one
million of dollars. An act was like.
wise passed changing the Stock hereto
fore created for purposes Of Internal In.
provement from six per cent premium
stock to a five per cent. sterling stock.
This will render available the subscrip-
ton heretofore authorized OF three mil,
lions of dollars to the Baltimore and o.
hio Rail Road.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-18

The Charlottesville Advocate gives live
ly account Of se,.to between Gen. Gordon
and Maj. Garland, the candidates for Con
gress ip that district, which took place al
the Court house 90 the Is, instant. The
Advocate remarks that il has rarely seen
The wool fly more profusely. The General
is represented 90 having completely used up
bis antagonist. The Wings 10 that district
are 10 dissgreesbIe predicsment Gen.
Gordon, though formerly Wbig, is 60 ia
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-18
SPECTATOR.
-STAUNToN-
THURSDAY. APRIL Is. 1889.
VISITORS OF THE ASYLUM.

FiSii ONS Ot HE ASYLU M.
The following gentlemen have been
appointed BY the President aud Direc.
tors OF the Literary Fund, Visitors Of
the Virginia Asylum for the education
of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind,
for one year:
Rev. VIM. S. Plummer. of Richmond.
James Mcdowell. Esq. of Rock bridge.
Robert Gray, Esq. Of Rockingham.
Alex. H. H. Stuart, Esq. Of Staunton.
Nicholas c. Kinney, Esq, OF do.
James Points, Esq. of do.
DR.. Francis I. Stribling OF do.
Monday the 9th of May is prescribed
as the day for the first meeting of the
Visitors, at Stanton.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-18

Thos. S. Gholson, (Whig has taken
the field against Gen. Dromgoole, for
Congress, in the Brunswick district.
There is no man in Congress from this
State whose defeat we more sincerely
desire than that Of Dromgoole. Our
laws against duelling had better be re,
pealed, ifsuch a man can 60, not only
"unwbipped Of justice, but be bonored
by the suffrages of the people with high
official station
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-18
The New Orleans Courier Of March 26rt

The Now Orleans Courier Of March 26lh,
has The followin 6 in reference TO emigration
from the interior:
II is said in one Of our slips, that the
Methodists in Missouri are fitting out an
expedition for The Colombia River, which
is expected TO depart in June. The colony
will consist Of some fifty mechanics and ar
tizsns, and few preachers and men of sci.
ence all Of whom are 10 take families with
'hem. While wishing them success, We
cannot but spprehend they will incur some
danger from the followers Of The British and
Russian trading companies, who are trying
10 Dooopoiise The right 10 rsde, as well as
The righ. OF soil, 10 Oregon.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-18

Gen. Scott has declined The public dinner
offered to him by the citizens OF New York.
The Vicksburg Wing OF the 18th ul,.
gives quito gloomy picture OF the monets
~ affairs OF Mississippi. II represents the
darkest days OF 1887 as presenting bu, a
faint picture Of what is now exhibited IN ev.
cry town and county 10 The State. Gnods
have been sold at less than half the original
cosi-and lands and negroes have gone of
under the sheriA's hammer, far one.fj1h Of
their value.
The burnings Of barns and 9th er prop
erty still continue on the Vermont and
Canadian line.
FLOUR, IN Richmond, Be- 75-in
Baltimore 81 p.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-18

A public dinner is to be given to the
Hon. VIM. c. Rives, at the Eagle Hotel
in Charlottesville on the Goth instant, in
compliment to his public services by his
political friends in Albemarle.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-18

~ The Legislature Of Virginia ad-
journed on Thursday last, after session
OF ninety-6ve days. The business acted
on during the last few days of the ses.
sion was chiefly Of local nature. The
provision of the Bank law, W hich pro.
hibits the Banks from discpunting to
more than twice the amount of their
capital, was suspended until the LIST Of
January next. We are gratifed to fnd
that five thousand dollars have been ap-
Propriated to watering the Western
Lunatic Hospital. The comfort and
health OF the institution, as we'll as its
security against fire, will be greatly pro-
NOTED by it. The act incorporating the
Charlottesville and Staunton rail road CO.
has become law-also the act author
lziug special election at Clifton Forge
in Allegheny countryside the act con-
corning the Warm Springs and Harri.
sonburg and the Augusta Springs Turn.
pike Company-also the act divorcing
John Grandstaff from bis wife Susan
also the act directing the question of
the removal of the Courthouse of Bath
from its present location to Germantown
10 be determined by the people of the
county at the Spring election. We shall
publish the usual sketches Of the laws,
Of interest to our readers, as early as
possible,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-18

The Charlottesville Republican says !:
cit is our impression, how did it get
that impression ,? that in the letter OF
MIR. Rives introduced into the canvass
at the last court "there was no such ex~
preston as 'unprincipled Wings" or
"uDprincipled maneuvering".
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-18

o. The Jury have acquitted Isaac P.
Vaughan. charged with the murder oil
Walter peasants in Richmond. some
months ago. The Richmond Enquirer
says the verdict has produ ced much sur.
prise and excitement in that city.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-18

We regret 10 state that Alexander Cald
well, Esq. Judge oil the U. S. Court for the
Western district OF Virginia, died al bis
residence in Wheeling on tho lst instant.
He was truly worthy and estirnabIe man.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-18

The argument Of the motion for now
IT lai in the Presbyterian case, was TO come
on before the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvs.
MIA, on the 17th
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-18

The MiIledgeville branch of the Ds,i.
en- Bank has suspended specie payments
The report Of the suspension Of the
Bank at Manchester, (Mi.) is contra.
dic,ed.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-18

John NJ. Bolts. Esq. has received the
nomination of the Wing. Congressional
Convention in the Richmond district.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-18

A public dinner was given to James
Mcdowell, Esq. Of Rockbridge, by the
citizens of Holly Springs, Mississippi,
r recently, without respect to parties.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-18

A Sword has been voted by the Leg
islature Of Virgins 10 Col Archibald
Henderson Of the Marine corps,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-05
Rappahanaock Land for Sale.

OFFER for sae following Tracts OF Land: farm IN The
county Of Mddlescx, called Heei containing ' acres ms
farm il on the banks of the Rappahunnock six miles above
uasnna lies well for frmins is under good enclosures ANA
famIouses on it, II not sold At private sn
will he offered public auclicn OF Ubanha on tho Isl DAY u o
dlescy May count .. --o
farm Stafford county, called HiHGsOr Forest containing 1ao
This farm the Gold district, Tackets Mill; IL
well Improvement md has building
on it, II sold private sale MI be ohaIcd al fnoc auc
land, in Lancaster county, called Cyrus containing
nbnu, This land lies very near Deep Creek ana
mostly in woods Which, considered valuable. It has small
occupied 10y tenant IL not sold nj private SAFE
will public Lancaster Court house, on Inc
first day of lancaster May Court 49,
An the above land he sold under The will Of the late Raw
Iesb " Downman of Lancaster county, The will be &C
comodatins Address subscriber Morgansve, fauquIe5
cnmo,v Va JOHN B. BOWMAN,
'' Executor IF r. Is. DOTnndH.
Sl-otWIh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-05

,.,u,S imported Race Horse and Stallion, will cover
mares nv stables, Charlotte Courthouse |sinl NE 80
% , sroou in lie inir'ahg 0eaRtju az"
red Horse IN high rtsor, remarkably Hrsya fne ears" @
@ lv fee feet inches HIGH and for correct proportions
mud ,i,rsnec or form earrogs and action, ne has no superior
Mas viii be fed and attended TO, at 81 cents PCT ua' "
/ Mill no, bs responsible for accidents or escapes. m
Asa Race Horse Rowtou equal to any horse mat er a
Gsintrrestsd Judges had has equa eSc%p, raH
Chnoy uG,iraed JOCKEY! R ~. 49, .p1sv
m miles he ever handled, and IN thus on'oG ms nro
her William CHnsy, oWG Inc lie won the
and best Leger record 81 ubscbets ~ b scrs and
proved himself good miles, under dea'V s@'' " ~ o'"
distance. 40, ,,,,,, O., oz, winning tho St,
Iese and taking front situation at avery tremendous srssre
pace answering The whip at si WIN a on once when
wears old, by The Sadder, whom he Subsequently, 0at .
and Ibis he ?sa' ts @5 s un s play throughout ind
Modoro S,oifoh, Laurel, Jenny Mills and "n cnfo
When years old third OF tho great subscription az
tame c3 minutes - seconds: bsang H"de'e and several Hm
To SaT Narnu and large c and Two days ni'et he m'de
dead heat with the celebrated Camarne beating ne 'aa m
mare and most people thought he won" The L%ehh sport nag
ances hsre cue niche among n. rg as race "'''s
m snort Magazines declare specials sscere, dsstrue
tee rerg reacn4ors and we'll they might since nc run %
with la lb In minutes, - seconds and assure US aH R's0s
races so Aim ~ stout Horse, with his heart all Steel
Ills colts have tried England and have shown TIE best
pfd game ncuy all have aud some have no' been oee
Enrs VeIccipci. Yoae, Whker, Partisan, Rcveler Mu
lev Action Colonel and all the best English stations {" INC
% For their trial his colts have well Is tho COTS
horse England where they selling at eh Prices h"n
any other colts Ia point Of fom beauty and Fote none ever
oed in the United States supass Rowons for tho last
. l. W.T., ,o,.,
borhrr IL, Whistler Landscape BY Euben lfS 10y
Brush; Herod Doctors Sister &c His grand dam Won The oaks
will, his dam bells Ossan, OF the best Horses
foae, Camlu Ruler Teeciecper by Wood
peckcr Trenhqm Cunegonde &c Cdmn' was b the uhcon
quad ami nyincbe ambs,on and Fahh Pacoe Alta
ana bv His pedigree remarkably rich and ahonHbe
for bo beiu. closely acdto al! the hest horses
n Hornd Ma,chom Eclipse, Waxy aud late to anarIne
Queen Tumps Fay Middleton, PiehPoteninty and Elias aud
m1uy others. For particulars sec my handhils.
' WYATT CARDWEII.
s Mares that have failed 10 the Stations heretofore kept by
me- will b. $780, and gentleman becoming icppnsI-
bio Mares and actually collecting and paying over to me the
amount shall DO charged only $40 for each mare Good ana
OF Servants sent with the mns
,,oi A. mi announcement, WYATT CARDWELL
I,r III 7S-,iJunG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-05
E4NsasEsassl ~
Im = "a ss.sssss 8 ~ q 9 81 &c
THE TRUE RICHES or LIFE IS HFaLTA.

THE TRUE RICHES OF LfFE - Hf7iIH'
which Peters Fills haS" acquired
ms medical rsorairs is the most unqnesonhbc proof HAT
cn he rven OF their importance to the afflicted IN am"st
ns recovered through Their MEANS really prodeous and the
connau,s which cured almost varied as they
numerous Blu, which they mole rsrr'
others, and those b" named the
ioo complaints Of the stomach and bowels such as rho
e fa.neaee rOE for which they not only euan
bI, an immediate
Il i, wei! Known that the sarranscmeut Of the stomach
and bowels ar,c ien OF all the madcs OF an adult and
life that this is the foundation OF dtuien6y Spancd'e
&C., and that those IN their turn
rh dropsv complaint consumption, and habHWdi io7-
L has for the ncpicn diseases Of the
are necessarily the prevrntives OF those dreadul
disorders which embcl mature life, and drag
mar millions unmely graves
Peters arfogntcs nothing himsnh
bs moi public He s needy quark or IN
before the world his own herald
ami placed responsibility Of situation by me pa
which enjoyed and which increasing
an event annals Of medicine that make
bio nnoC and hence be the test in any
thin which he has promised respecting his Pills.
Dr. Peters hhppy he able 10 state on the auo "
great number regular Physicians that wherever ms
pill. ha introduced, have almost uPeIcedch h
tion of rxpemens for their peculiar fcury ~
oninr the blood stimulating il TO cxPci all roxous Juices ana
in strength the prevents disease % "C
curing that strength, which be under, II at OIL ny ahSe
GUS remedies. ~ -, MIL ~, ,,,
sod nv all principal Druggists Richmond ana
Pre1a red by JOS. PRIESTLY PET ERS, NJ D., l29 Liberty
1'N' ri5-lafIy1 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-05
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
pyap,ay;on and Mil for sale.

uryNC anxious TO remove the south west wn sen
B Plantation and Mill situated on the apPoml i
sr,y Of Ame a bsg part OF tho iret OF Ian" "G T,
am which the residence OF ~! @ ,s5
cts The Plantation offered for sale contahs o'' 90
" rycy made by Willis Pilot The 'aGd IS o. s1oo ITa
sa.crp,bic Of Improvement and Is wen @ f oh, mill
'' bounds which produces the richest tooact', " Va r
% 700 Of GOOD river low sinunds, and su epp; ~,
od - ts sooJ tobacco burns, Gwe!!iashe AUG
49,. n.sessarv out houses nearly completed ana an
''T Mi i, hr,i.r.;c cas-; iron works. his t also has
" y,,ss for manuflcurin: Flour, winch may De put IN
lf ., a, Ie cost The place is healthy, has very hne Wa
80" ,,eeehIc aud intelligent ueishbohood Is very
- 49, ;,n7ed for seni:n. produces either TO Petersburg ey
;on, nx or 10 Richmond BY the james 1ver wn'ch 10 OIL"
u si.Sn, 10 pucbase may apply to my brother homas
% Eq IN the City Richmond, who is authorizes 10 sen
r. ne and will give any information requtsa' OF 10 ny %
" amelia in which case they examine the iEt
'ri"' S1-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-05
- oIIaCGS -1ND IREIR OEsYkCCYIyE MOs7hC.WS

OT!4ChS IND THEIR DESTkCC1IFE NOSJhCHS.
va,iE united PHI throughput the L. states
has proved the fac: that Peters bfstfat rus are r on"
true IsretdDc Pills, which will stand the test q" aHag:a'oH-
boncc tie earnestly them TO the notice
of those the habit Of using Cdhd or 7pc
and irritating fluacs PHS 80 senrfay ad ef
OF Inc
AMI aurrgus agents. the most hale II IA true, most 81
them produce pusatve effect and sometimes Transient tec
,csor 10 then must terminate confirmed dyspepsia
tru that Caare perisH Medicines often required
Lr, h mic. should always be obs rvcd IN the
selecp this done, nothing injurious Gun result from
their -.
To produce this desired result Dr. Fcies has made 1t bis
y for several yeurs, and feels proud 10 he hos succeeded
n, len TIL" Objects ct his Fills
10 frequent 10 injurious prf
aa TO offer SAFE csaH and pleasant IN IT'S
=. - ,,o
street New York Each box contains 40 Pills. PHc"!O CENTS
o'o.,i, i5-laiIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-05

rs'i!RASHiNG MACIiINESThe subscriber esIe"'iul! ~
forms the public that he ia prepared to execute orders " Inc
rorsuctiun If rnuhle ThaShnc Machines ~ rApe
cncc years ustcs him promising ample
10 those wish avail themselves oi his services. H
chimes for the present year, should be he" of
a possible. -. , , s,.-t..
Reference be hal to john Washington, James shn.e'
Samuel Redt Humphrey Hill Dane Dejarnae, Esqs OF Ca
onc Lew ine, Flint Diarna,tc, James NJ Sc" Lewis
A. Bogg. Jno Ea,drs, Gabriel Long J' D. nd' ~"
Cu,lby Graves Esq OF Spots yiyana David pscou, Nn,
Mansfield William Chrs and John ilaT, Esf o. Louisa Peter
Scales Lewis Graves AID John W. sale, Esq oil o'nst Tet'
Cohrs and Richard Duke, Esqs.. nf Aibem"fe.
AdIrcs. T~ymaa's slor T. o., Spnt!sy yan'a' ,,,n
WALLER l.. HOlLADAl.
to, 10 79-wS~6 ailnIt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-05

(OLLECToRS' NoTICE1he subscribers having taken
y partnership Mr. LAURENCE TRANT in their Collecting aad
Commission BWsias will hereafter be conduc under
ROBERT NIL CO. They intend dcvotins their attention
10 the collection claims in the City Of Richmon and also
pat OF the Stlto the hiring and selling Of
ronce Of all kids. aud attending all matters embraced the
commission BUSINESS which be entrusted to them Their
once IL at Of Hin Dahney second door from the Market
on Nam where they will always be ound-and offering
" service" their friends aud tho public, hope 20 obun patron
esr ouly By deserving it.
HILL DABNEY.
Nos. ~ ,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-05
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
L,,,.s R;rcr and kandEha Canal.

oCE GATES will be received ut the Once OF 'c
Cmn,ny in the CITY of Richmond until the 10Th OF Muh,
~ , OF all Lock Gates the line OF the J.es
Dc" and Ennwhu Canal between Mudens Adventure anu inc
! town Lynchhu!s. ~. ,,o,.;,o,,o,, f,,, O.
There sfc in the distance embraced this ADVERTISEMENTS oy
/ svs Iorks 10, which Gates will be required , -, .,
Ihe pan VI" CHARLES EIiET, JR
OF R'snT,o"u' Iss-,lOM1 Chg Eag'Heer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-05

-TBJST SIZE of Vaiuabie Real and Personal Estate
ny Of three Decd. q" Trust ono 81 @ na,o The sub
os bearins the OH Of February se aud he ohI o
ys the 18th day OF the sane month anu year, T .c
e and Court OF Hastings OF the CRY oi kchmceT ana
'hd ~ ad Tyler "n" one Oh sss n Sy seodsd IN Tho
Ck O;- ASemare the subscI hers SNAIL ON ino Ne
- he residence 81 SAID j. P Tyler Tor the purposes mentioned 10
a.. ree e proceed sell auction" for cash. me following
% r il situated the Tu cru of Tyler containing about 81
s OF excellent quality, in high state OF mpro' ana ~
sPs Older for S'9s %fT St ,heT is ons OF The bes.
Glands N IN. upper country being situated at the Junction OF tn
Stanton and scor'sylc TURNPIKE Roads, ana ~
o tn. lrset o which made OF BRICK, BEN; co,uetsd UP
cous pin lo TsvsIn and finished IN en- sa' ; bo f.,
pe ianc. The stables s"d barn large and ven
likewise other out houses OF every dcscpV na
Tavern stand 10 do large hu7in"sS' Oil
A,o the following slaves TO wit: young named Frank,
au, 20 age FGuy aud Eliza her chc anu
Tb Eos other neIsona property wit: all the said Jam
F. vets and Kitchen Furniture, consisting OF 80 eh
c Beds ncuIinc Mattresses and Furniture; marble Centre
Ths doz Chairs Sofas; oil coh CARPETS sco,cn .ape
6ars Fables; Tea Tables; mahogany Wardrobe; pine do
SECRETARY and bookcase and O OF Books tea aud table Inna
Clrapcs. le pine Tables l2dresas Glasses lot OF SILVER
aud ,, 'a'c Plane with many Other a, too tedious 10
selected together with the soek OF Lquo fou'' and FOX on
hand Also, On
lnE STOCK, az contained III ~
cay 50 head sheep Is head Of hogs, and the panta
J ulrns OF every description; set OF Blacksmith
aud gear yoke and cart; together with
TIE =" and fodder now OF hand Also,
riding together with many other Articles too tedious TO
eHumcratc, convey IN sand deeds.
The said SAFE Whc CONTINUED day day until completed
and the real val b. Offered IL o'clock, day
Persons disposed valuable aad profitable Tavern Stand
bccoDs the OF desirable property, would do well
Ill themselves c the favorable opportunity which
"lf Acting trustees, will only such title said
property, real and PERSONAL vested by deeds
ccr.said. JOHN TYLER,
OABNEY NJ. MILLER,
Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-05
land for Sale.

TIE Undersigned authorized by decteo =, me G
% Hprco TO sell at private sale the LAND belonging to
the e,s,c Of Winston, decd The tae' contn' 80
,.rcs an! within 10 miles OF tne CITY :" hiemGo a w d.
a. me and adoins the lands OF Tho4 D. bu
80, Dr. YIN Niuou aud WIN. Chles Persons disposed 10 pu
the sane" any part thereof will apply 10 either o. H SUD
.,,s r,,us y be m ide accommodate any purchaser.
'.''''' ~ WA. WINGFlELn, JR,
C. p. G0ODALL.
CgU1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-05

BENNINGTON & CAMPBELL now receiving large and
sR AMERICAN DRr
which they be prepared to sell reasonable
s and would invite visiting the city, to call and
eHani"e ns'' ia"u",r q, ls3q SO-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-05

an NCEEH-VIRGISIs-ro wit: At rneS taken III the
the Circuit Superior Court of La" ard Chan
cer tho CGCihCu o! SAID county
in the moaih cf September, let'-:
Cha,lcs s Pamorc, Complainant;
WIN, Walton, Eiz beth A. Walton, Nathaniel 4. Walton b.
H. Ellington Mary his wife, isham Scay and Sarah h wiic;
| rbo,Ios " WALTON and Edw D. Walton, Defendants.
The dc PENDANTS Nathaniel A. Walton, Elizabeth Walton Chas
w Walton Edwin H. Walton having entered their appear
rnre and gwen accodr. the &c, of Assembly and the
appearing by satisfactory evidence maj
they country: II ordeed that the hi'
DO sppcar day %: the March term
of and bill The complainant, ana thu copy
az hs order he forthwith ncwspnprr published ~
Tho M of Richmond for successfully, and posted at
the front door a tho r0ur: house CT this county ~
ACory-TcSIc, join DANIEL" T.
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"To the ,rhoie Famiiu of Man.

~ feel both pleasure and satisfaction in endinc al
our readers Brandreh's Vegetable Pills. the certain,
@ r aal invaluable medicine ex,ant As an,ibious and
eos'sn, Pills. perfectly they above oil
h"is al, worms, scurvy scobutc
hen"s and all affections of the skin dropsy
stone gravel Piles and lumbago they will be found be
London Times.
d. D. Baadets Virginia Office for the sale OF his PiIs is
1916 MAIN STREET, 1875
few doors below Old Market Richmond and Charleston
co, Meeting Street; for agencies call as above.
The following have appointed asens for the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-05

I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wit: At rules tik"n III the
Clerks the Circuit Superior Court OF Law ana Chan
Cuhr7nd the Court house Of said count!
in the OF September, leJs:
David NJ. Wallis Complainant:
against
Win 3 Walton. Elizabeth a. WALTON, Nathaniel A. Walon, g.
H. Ellington and ila his wife, sham Seay and sarah has wife"
Tbrro, II alton. and Edwin b. Walton, Defendants.
Th. Defendants, Elizabeth A. Walton, Nathaniel ~ Walton
Chas Ew D. Walton, having entered their
security according the act Of Acmhy
rules of Court and appearing by satisfactory e,
inhabitants OF this orr 3D. that tic
appear the fist day Of ihc next March
term Of Court the copiain"s BILL aud that
copy hr forthwith inserted newspaper pub
sied city Of Richmond for months succe6sicy and
posted II OF the C"uri house Of tins
A Copy-Tcs,e, JOHN DANIEL, c.
,O--w
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