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DRAWN Numbers Of he Union Lottery, Class No; > ~ Is! =
9 2 6 7 & 9 10 II II ~ ~ .,
40 : 81 Is q ii g. 81 81 81 u 30 Sc 20 FL: no
sa5 SOS sS so $40 $40 SIS SIS SIS sl2 Sla Sl2 gu s"s"'
sPLENDID PRIZES FOR NOV. 1871.
S40,0 900! 100000! ,uu
VIRGINIA LEEsBURG LOTTERY, Class T.: 10 d Nv
at Alexandra, Ava, Saturday, 9th November, l9il. , coo, :
Spieadid Pri:es-sIO,O0 900, 10000, 6,73T 50, : prizes sS, 800,
do. Of 1900, 10 do. Of $500, 20 do. of Loco, ane many
&C., &c. IS nos, - drawn ballots.
Tickets slO-haIves S5-quafters y = ,bares Ia
A certificate OF q package Of Is whole tickets -
proportion. rayes In III
For tickets and shares, and certificates Of packages "
above splendid schemes, address TO p:bnya. "a.
j. G. GREGORY & CO., .Hauaga., RtsmaGJ rom %.
~ An accoun, OF the drawing sent TO az WHO s'se ..o.nii
Sci. Is
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TO OUR FORMER CUSTOMERS.-Thc late partnership Z
u Arnistead g. NcAshan has been dissolved ny miinti 80
sent: and The books and papers passed into the hands Of :" 49, :.
~. Matthews, Esq, of Buckingham Court house, who Is inY, Z.
ihorized to close the business ofthe concern. All persons me-. =,
ed to said concern are earnestly requested To make imnie.an
payment TO Mr.. Matthew'S, as longer indulgence cannot De ~.
and those who have claims against il, which have not hcieu'n'
been presented, viii please make them known 10 hini, !" ="
Jesse I. ARMIsTEAD,
WM. 8. McASHAN.
OFT I4tb 1871 4s-weW
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NOTICE is hereby given, that a Legacy has been len oy ~
v last will and testament If James Robertson, Of Louisa '"Hh
ty, Va, lately deceased, to his grandson, James Robert'on, W.
was in the Western country, aud who has not been heard m ~
some time; and that, il he, or n legal child Of his, will apply VIZ,
in twelve months, the legacy will he delivered; otherwise, u 10"
be disposed of in "A different way. ia,
All persons having claims against the Estate are ieanr''a -
r sent them, duly authenticated, immediately; those lndri's" "
the Estate are requested To come forward and make payn.nt'
w. A. GILLESPIE,
Executor Of Jas Robertson, d6a"a:
Iouisa. Oct. 10. 1871. iD-au
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State of Florida can release herself from the obligation .
entered into as a Territory, under provisions Of the ac,
in question.
The letter of Daniel Webster, in reply to James C
King, one of the clique that with Jaudon, Biddle, and
Co. took the bonds, contains the following in answs,
to the second question:
81 am OF opinion that, after the sale ofthe bonds. and
silence of Congress for a session after the law w,s
made known To il, Congress cannot, consistently with
good faith and propriety, repeal the grants, excep for
some great extravaganza or enormity in the act ITSELF,
or some abuse OF t by the corporators.
ID. WEBSTER.
J. G. King, New York"
This covers the whole ground, and admits that Con.
gress can repudiate the contracts for an a1nse Of tba
powers granted. This is all that Mississippi, and the
other States contend for. If Congress can, consistent.
ly with good faith and propriety, r~epudia,e, under ans
circumstances, sovereign and independe nj States have
surelythe same power. No one contends Michigan hs,
not been swindled by the Morris Canal, or Indiana by
the same, and other companies. After the high au,ho.
rity of Daniel Webster, and The example Of Misses D.
p, it may well he feared that the other States will adop,
the same course. The following is a list of those whose
affairs are in the most desperate plight:
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SUI, IUU,UUU
This is an immense amount, and events are in a train
that may sweep them from existence. The course
adopted by Mississippi will greatly enhance the neces.i.
ty, because lis effects upon the others will be greatly
to sink their credit, and being dishonored, and without
credit, there will be little disposition to go on paying
the most onerous taxes. 1t is also highly probable that
a war is not far distant. The first gun fred will dlssi.
pate all that remains of any ability 10 pay. The i'm.
mense fall of property and loss of trade attending such
an event, will crush the debts for ever. Already The
effect upon the market is immense, and is distinctly
seen in the operation Of the general banking law Of
This State. The following table shows the securities
held by the Comptroller, their market value at this no.
ment, and the amount of bills issued against them:
Securities held by tie Comptroller for the Circulation Of
The Banks under the General Banking Lar.
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Tue U. S. BASK.-We are %gratifed TO learn that
proposals have been made to the Government. through
the Collector of this port, for the purchase of the mag
nifcent banking house of this corporation, for a custom
house. While the Government has lavished immense
sums on custom houses al New York, Boston, and other
cities, all efforts 10 obtain the most moderate appropn.
atoms for one at Philadelphia have been frnf!ess. An
opportunity is now afforded to obtain for the use OF The
revenue officers one ortlc most splendid edIfces in the
country, in every way adapted to the purpose TO Which,
if purchased, it would be devoted, for an exceedingly
low price; and We cannot believe that the Government
will fail TO purchase it.-Phladeiphia Gazette.
Rare sport.-hlr. James McEachin, Of Richmond
county, about four weeks ago, killed two fine bucks at
one shot, and on the week following, killed two more al
one shot. This has been seldom il ever e9ualled.
fEaueffe IN. CT OLssrrer.
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S2..i5l.69l
I,0i,2,;5l;,
Total notes, Si,539,0 600
Mortgages, 2,Oe3,o3o
S3,49i,;aoJ

Total security, S6,62l ,O30 So,49i,.uo
Notes issued, $780,, $40 Deficiency, l,s73,7I
II thus appears that the security now held is 81.
al, 2O5 to meet S., 1867, 976; consequently if all could
be realized to day at the highest market rates, and
promptly divided among the holders of "rcd back" mo-
ney, they conld get but as cents on the dollar; a pen.
ny paper, which is the organ Of a clique Of bank SWIM.
diers, has endeavored TO produce the impression, that
the State Of New York is accountable for the notes
This is not the case; the market value OF the stocks
is all that the billholder has 10 look TO. The fall IN
stocks has been great to-day, and in a short tine
there will not be sufficient 10 pay 30 cents on tie
dollar. For instance, the Clinton Bank Of this
city deposited $4,000 Illinois q per cent. stool
with the Comptroller, and received $i3,500 Of notes.
In June last, the Illinois bonds sold a, GU cents
consequently the security was worth Slo,O00. The
same bonds are now selling at 40 cents; consequently
the security is worth but $4,000 TO redeem $4,000.
The bills are therefore now worth 60 cents on the dollar
and no more and if an attempt should be made TO re.
deem the bills by selling the bonds, they would not be
worth 80 cents on the dollar. These are among some
of the practical effects of making one description Of
paper issues, or indeed any description Of changeable
property, the basis of another issue Of paper. The
whole borrowing and banking system seems to be ap.
preaching a crisis, and lis final disappearance may be
hailed as the advent Of the real prosperity Of the coun.
try, which will be buill, not on promises made 10 break,
but on the real accumulation of the wealth, population,
industry, and improving skill Of the country at large,
by which the masses Of the people will improve in con.
diiion, although the number of those who lived in IDLE
splendor may be reduced.
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(FYom The Vtsehester tP1 Republican,
THE PYRAMID AND ARCH.
Numerous, great and glorious have been the y'cto'
ries of Democracy at the ballot box, in 1871. States
which bat a year ago were delnded into the wake OF
Federalism, are now, in obedience 10 "the sober second
thought arrayed in the Democratic phalanx, never,
we trust, to be es,ranged again from the support of prin-
ciple and right. These %triumpEs are, justly, q cause
of rejoicing and congratulation to and among the De-
mocracy of the Union, and our brethren of the Press,
by way of honor to the faithful and redeemed States,
have published them as the
DEMOCRATIC PYRAMID.
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j. G.. GREGORY d Co., Managers,
0Eee on Nam, ID door 5eion eorn<rs Main end liA sVee'i
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
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MISCELLANEOUS

anern1a, Maine" Nor. Oh, lsal.
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of an extensive and rich portion OF the State OF len
nessee.
The proposed Road becomes Of greater Importance,
when it is recollected, that the State of Tennessee is
prosecuting the Improvements of her own territory
with q yigor which promises the best results. A Rail
road, extending from Charleston, in South Carolina,
by Augusta, into Georgia, is now under construction
to the border OF Tennessee; and that State is actively
prosecuting the continuation of the Road within her
own territory to the town of Knoxville. There is,
moreover, strong assurance given to US, that Tennessee
will extend, from the Virginia line, whatev yer work
may be constructed 10 that point on our part, at least to
Knoxville-perhaps TO Nashville; a large fund is now
in her hands, which there is strong reason 10 believe
will be applied to this object. The completion Of these
plans will form a long and highly important line oil
communication between the country North and East oil
Abingdon, and the States South and West of that
point; constituting one of the most valuable and useful
channels, both Of commerce and travel, IN the U. ..
The General Assembly caunot fail TO perceive the
danger, that the valuable and rich trade of The south
West may seek a Southern outlet, and be wholly d.
yerted from our own State, unless the connection win
James River, which We ask, shall be made, and made
al once.
The foregoing facts appear TO your memorialists to
shew satisfactorily, that the stock of the proposed
Road must be profitable, and that it will form a valn-
| able exception TO most of the projects OF that KIND, IN
which the State has hitherto engaged. No accurate es-
innate can be made of the amount of transportation
along the route annually at present but enough Is
known to justify the assertion, that not less than oo,oou
tons is now transported on it, even under the present
most unfavorable circumstances. Under the impulse
given to The industry and energy OF the country oy Inc
projected work, the increase of transportation must De
preat; and when 10 that is added The tolls derived from
travel, no doubt can exist as to the profit of the WORK
to the State.
The practicabil:ty Of the easy and cheap construction
Of such a Road is no. now a matter OF any DOUBT IL
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Tr.se az II, ms n materials give s50,3N
in excess for the American ships, expended 10 make the ships
more lasting and stable, and Ia save future repairs.
We have given the csi OF the American, each S5o0,oO0
To bring them on an equality with the Russian IN point
of quality, we must deduct oo'ooo
sbo,xin. The cos, 70 he Sis, ESQ
or ahuu, the same rs the pretended cos of that vessel.
"These are but two items Of excess, fori must be
borne in mind that every dimension about the Russian
was less than the American in the proportion OF four
teen 10 seventeen.
"But we have another test ofcomparative cost, which
cannot be controverted.
1--WE will assume for the moment that the materials OF
the two vessels were Of similar cost. The ~dlsPlace-
ment of a ship in tons of water is the weight OF the ship
in tons, and the comparative cost of two ships should
be nearly as their weights. The Russians %dlsplnce-
ment, with all machinery on board, was, or ought to
have been, 2,loO tons. The displacement ofthe Amer
ricans, with all on board, will be 2,!00 tons-conse-
quenily the costs respectively should be as 81 is 10 q:
"Now the American costs S5O0,OOO. Therefore, the
Russian, by this proportion %oughtto have cost 1896, 900;
and if we take the proportionate tonnage, she ought 10
have cost about S4OO, 900; which brings the two modes
of estimating very close.
awe think we have clearly shown that the much
abused Navy Board have built two ships, superior in
every respect 10 the Russian frigate, at a sar'ng Of
sixty thousand dollars over the cost of the hamschat-
knn
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Gibbon.
! / Mrs. f~ifzherlsrt.
. Mrs. Sheridan.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-28
ABRAMS rs.

1901 From tile Rock BY Clarendon, st. Francis
and Nl,rion, 10 NJ mphis, Team, l40 IN ltsana ba K
/, x tunes week on hor c, and with led horse.
Leave Lite Rock every day except Sunday at
6 a m, arrive at Memphis in go hours by 6 p m
Leave Memphis every day except Sunday al
m, arrive at Little Rock in 60 hours by p m
Proposals for tmiweekly scivce will also be con
sidercd
1902 From Lite Rock by Searcy c. h to Bates.
vile, 100 miles and back, twice week
cave Little Rock Sundays AM Wednesdays at
m, arrive at BAtesyilc Tuesdays and F-idtys by 8
pm
Leave Batesvllle WEDNESDAYS and Saturdays at
n arrive at Lite RocH Frideys and Mondays by
tp
Proposals for two horse coach service, also for
tri-weekly service, will be considered
5805 From Little Rock by I.ewi>burg, Pom,
Remove. Galley Rock. and Dwight, to Scotia, s.
miles and back, twice week in two horse co chcs.
Leave Little Rock every TuesdNy snl Friday at
4 a IN, arrive at Scotia next days by = IN
Leave Scotia every Tuesday AMI Friday al II
a m, arrive at Lit e Rock next days by 8 p m
Proposals for tri.weeky ser ice, also for four
hlsc coach scrvic, viii he consldete 3
1894 From Lit l. Rock by Collegevle, y or
Rockpnrt, Ba5 OH DE- Roche, Grceuvlile and Ant,'n,
TO Washington, l52 miles aid back, three me-
a week IN four horse coaches
Leave Little Rock Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
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$1,000 EDUIST wv II
SOL From New Orlcan, q Lafayette, two miles
and back, three tim 5 a week
Leave New Orl ans every Monday, Wedae,dt5
and Fri lay at IL m sive at LafAye,te days
by 2 pm
Lc,ycJ.af'vette every MONDAY, wclnes Fay and
Friday at l0i a IN, arrive at New Ofle,ns sam
days bg II am
1902 From New 0 leans by Malisonvi Ito Cd.
rmgton 45 mites, and back, three times week
steamboats,
Leave W Orleans Mondays weln, sdaas ara
fiisys at a m arrive Al 9 vugtoo sdm Gays ~
pm
leave CoYneton Tussdays, hlr.d,ys and s.,
turdsys at a m, mr. We at Nc Y orcdns same laJ $
by $ p m
(SStJoirm rage)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14
JessDh a. T'rtPpe,s Clac-sfraiet Su-saPaTin,
FOR THE CURE oF
SCROFULA
,,EVCITnI,I DIsE\sr,

THE Sarsapanua % The shops l. very apt be ncady,
not quite hicft, either from from having be
OF tse medicine. together with The Improper modes ct pre-
pang H. which have long been In vogue ha probably con.
rhuird tois variable reputation. The activity OF The rrct
s hrhcvtslc irprud acTtd principles
yoazed rcndcre iincby chemical change at the ten
2l2 deg This fact appears 10 be demonstrated hy
Hancock makes the following observations. "Ancr LONG
boiling the peculiar Oour which Uses abunantiy on the
cuciiOu OF good aIAtila, u almost uishel lr"m
the lila prepared la this NAV, found sensible
drowsy, and ackinx effects produced ry alargo quantity,
although the dcc0ctou ot eight ounces tined al
dose ~ Hu1d 4 Buckc's 4. y DiSptnsafory.
knowledge oi these facts, and the uncertainty prae.
ice Cf the preparations OF SarsapaTa IA use, cdto the dis
covcry, acT repeated experiments Of the mcthod VI pre-
Iarns and omIouudug ths ocrcdto the mr
tefh0ui boiling, and warranted to contain IN con.
ccntTaCd orn tho active principles ut the root obtained
irHm tl,c most approved specie. OF Sn'1S. 49,. .,
Its efficacy has been repeatedly tested IN IiNac ptactlcc
the successful treatment Of the worst forms OF the us
lor the of which S1rsapsrtla s recommended
after other OF that medicine tho Panacca &C.
tCnNye mcer,ions and affections oi the bones, in simple
ScrOuls ami n mCrcuT0 and mcTcuTto syphuc diseases
have hccu permanently curcdhy u. use IN three months
without other treatment except the most simlc aph
cations the parts diseased tsA OF three bottles
in similar ca>s will prove the efficacy and Importance Of
the preparation.
been gwen too freely scrNfous habits Tor the
other Diseases being admirably calculated In such
remove Oh disease from the body and restore the usual
vgOT Of the constitution The OF two three bottles
a-anst secondary affections
A. tonic aud Alternative, particularly IN general debility
scronla AMI other diseases chronic Rheumatism. and
obstinate affections Of the skin, IL auablc medicine.
ALEXANDER DuvAI,
80 AGENT for he prourpfNr
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lUNs KIFLEs rIsroIs curLnnY, Ne NtRot,I,,-Mr.. hi

talcS hoLica IN The Clc.hs or,e OF
meI tcun rupetiaT Court uf law -p,l Chsgeery ~
ihe Curhu OF nenties snd City OF chn,L ON ,he eb,.
sSp siIe lhn i-fh day OF June, iSsJsussW GrrSb,t
gan Waller DIETS 80 ''''''' anu 10
inc defendants, BERNARD wnfrce aud d, n l,srou,l
.u''i'H 'h'i art eafancc aud given srcuuy ac
70 lhe act al assembly aHd the rules nT ta court
80 ~ ny satisfactory evidence that they are not
hnenlah OF hls tuininVnN Calth. h oI,Te thai IN.
o appear here, the Rules to b. h. on
% "gncy an september neat, and answor tho nm of
tne phhuu' and that copy Of this oIder be
seued IN souN newspaper published m The q 4, of Rich
70, TWO months sueecsSyoly and posted Al Le Ir
door Of the Capitol IA the said cty '" I" "0"''"
-, copy-Tcstc,
lc Jl-MFM MM
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wM g. SANDS, c. G.

VinSlNiA.- At Rules, holden IN the Clerks ono.
" OF Tue circuit superior Count OF Law AMI ta,,nr,,
lot ne County OF lenrco and tho CITY OF Rshn,n 9
Ne side the Ji day of May lsiI: -Ei,z,b",h n
MAYO, plaintiff, against Nm scl,hrn LII, pa.St,,," ~
another, detrndant-.-Ia Chaucsru "'N"'' 'h'
ancuelendanis above named, not having enter, th,,
,pponnce ani given security according 10 hc Art ot
assembly andthe Rules Of This Court aud il appesrnS bx
hstictnry evidence that they not In III, .Is
Commonwealth; II isoTi-red thai M, saJ 40
appear here at the Rules TO be holden on M. ia 49,
~ august next. ani answer the bl Of tho pl,n,isr %
Ihat copy OF his ortcr he forthwith nscrcJ IN
newspaper published In the ut, OF Rirh,non,t c. IN.
months succcssiycly, and postcd nj the f,nn, t w.
Capitol, In the said City. ' "''' o' he
copy. Tcsic,
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LOUISA RAIL ROAD
Lines 10 charlottesville, Stnunton, Lynchburg and
,,,,,,,- the Warm Springs.
NIGHT TRAVELLING AvoibED, AND GREATLY

Lines 10 Charlottesville, Stnunton, Lynchburg and
the Warm Springs.
NIGHT TRAVELLING ANOinED. AMI GREATLY
-,-.-.-- INCREASED EXPEDITION.
t)AsShNGERS leaving Richmond, by the Railroad n
= VI, reach she Junction to Breakfast, aud thence pT,.
% S"selef With passengers arriving junction the
mEn before from the NUTtAl thc Louisa R,ITo,d a,
1ordonsvtle, aud thence hy stages to Charnitesyuc
reSShs = aVloiicsEilc by r. ". and Cookies mice
MUGS west. by uEht Lc1vo Cookies next trurtinr
uy hAy hgh, cross the Blue Ridge az suu Tsc ana
airNc NJ stanton 10y A VI. Here messengers have a
choice OF routes, by way OF Warm Srrinr. an, n
10y way ol the Natural Fridge each aTTSin Al III,
nue. sulphur On the evening ct the third DIV fTo6, Rr,
burg. - @N 'N''' wa Ls"N"
The Warm Il riur Line leaves tally At 10 NJ re,rbi,
evening. '0 ''''t'-' ''A'
The Natural Bridge Line leaves AZ the came hmm, on
ueSiiNs Ihur>iays AMI Saturdays taud on the alternate
HNS ehiaS MI be furnished, making IL equal TO aiI,
hhr anu arrives al the Bridge bN NJ ami lrayr, ~
next morning. aher breakfast following ptssCng.,s %
stcni une before breakfast
evening ''''' 't'"'es '''
The roads the above lines are during the
aI cii 10 any IA The state. and nov in excellent m
Ter ~" stage lines the nail lines 10 The West and
Sou."est aud their pTopuctors pledged TO the Rail!
ROAD Cuupauicsio have Coaches provided .uusI 10 Tho
AA huu1rr"i passengers which offer ami thai extra
VII nc Ht"shed nearly =; all uucs, travel pretty
much al me pleasure uf the upanIs -
LlSCIIBURG MAIL LINE
Passengers for LynrhbErg leaving In the Cars on sp
Jays Iucsilys ana Thui ssys, al W. reach
vile by VI, aud Hammer the evening OF Inc san.
Jay 20 10 sc and arrive Lynchburg the next day to jim.
Fare to Charlottesville Of
Lynch5urg,
10. THOMAS SHARP
-. Agent af TRANSFORMATION
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14
DIR. HULL'S
I-IEED AlnN NIINAL sLPpNRTER.

THIS Insirumen for the radical cureoi PToapsus
Il uteri, Failing oi the Womb Ivy external appca
ton, supcrscd.- the Of the Objectionable PessaTy,
confidently recommended to the afflicted the
perfect restoration 90 hyah, Il having failed OF
performing a cure, under the most aggravated cir
II has received the decided appt obaflon Of
Sir Asil,y Cooper Of LONDON; Sir benjamin &. Brode;
sir James Clark PLY stefan to the Queen; DIR. Ashwc
Lecturer on Midwifery Guys Hospital, DIR. Rigby.
Lecturer ~ Barho omcws; DR.. Griffith, Lecturer 10
dcn Hospital Rober Ferguson Lecturer 10 Westminster
Lying in Hospital; Dir SyCaman, Lecturer Mijlcs~E
Hospital md senior Ascomchcur To- Queen Charouc's
Lyin..in Hospital; also 10y Henry Davies, Conquest; Hn
d5n Lee, Mcriman, surgeon Ksacs Sc. by Dr. MORGAN,
rrcsiIsntths Academic Royalc dc Medicine PARIS, and
AccoucheIT TO thu Dutchess DOTeans; Professors Vel
pcau MsroD, r.ul Dablis, Samson, aud others;and
New York 10y Professor " PTILcis; G ! Bedford, ~
Professor Of Midwifery ~ University Of NEW YORK,
Professor unaGr Professor Francis u. Johnson, PT-si
dent County Mics society; iAurcu- Hun, President Sic
deal SocriS : s'e o. New York; Professor James Nc.
Naugbton, uf Albany Professor March, Professor Cyrus
Perkins Professor Doan---nTs Thes. Boyd, Gilbert
smith, Hosack stc5rus, Ludlow, Kiss Nache Power
Grayson, Van RcnSli'r. AMI many other distinguished
the United states.
\. g. HULL-Odicci Ncscy street.
hstor House, New York.
10 constant supply Of the above Instruments with
DR. iurs improved Tru.scs for Hernia. will bc kept 10y
LNEIl. JOHNSTON 4 LNELL.
y. e. Ming, Norfolk BnrEs 4 ThomaS, Petersburg;
SputSwoot y Robertson, do James L. Eoyale lynch
burg Wm. H. ChagelL Farmvilie.i uh
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NnSiNIA. AT Rules, holden In tue I, Ig,.- Nm, :.
y, OF me circuit Superior Court Of Law ana Ch,n.n,s
St me County OF Henrco and City OF Ricbmon5 80 ~
nanccy side, the 'th day OF June, IsiI: The P, ,,
u .o' anu tnmlany c the Bsiis vsIni, al ~
Dn,u ,r nSmiy w honcu'e aud Tho. W McCanrr Mcr'
, an Iailner, nitrate. under the firm AMI .tSi. -,
punnp MoncuIo ~ Co psinufs; against Sail a. ol
ando other, dcits sam y ihanc
ue'enInt above named, not having entered his ar
fcnncc ''' g'Nhs security accoI ling 10 tho Art ~
e%Sg aai TIC Rules OF THIS Court. aud appearing by
s'aet"ry evidence, that he not an oh .hi,,r, ~ 49,,
commonwealth: " u ordered, That the saiJ G
appear here at the Rules To be held ON the la NnI i
September next and answer the bill Of the p,inr .I
.nal COPY oi THIS order lie forthwith uscti.J I'm some
newspaper published la the Guy OF RichmunI ior t,,
months successfully, aud posted at the ITont No., -, a.
Capitol, la the sait City. ~ u''' VI the
L., A Copy TcStc,
Ju <-~9w