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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11

of he deep tprosab' no ~hhis no" called
N. ~ha,l communicated ,nhaHse Jcaih better 'ha
th, dsstrPoh han lodefous eontntauet 10
rrPfs.snt luefaly.
Bb, repftssttstor, bo ntlt ,ndeeoroui,
bot rrost srd dcsso pnr Tor
inssacs ~heh b., ~ , pothsp. becn popular snd
ud'patei chs, 'erfescnurEs hock Of canning d
EIah Dr. Clara BE-, abofou, r'sesrch 10 The PfePafa-
ton fh, Concuar, The nbr fnd. ths 10 be merely
fsbeiod crcum,tance ADD that Eah Temporarily 'opp
With food 10y Of metlhns travelling across Tie dos
from Persia prohab, towards The Mediterranean or Red
he 6nd, tie Hebrew words rendered and rartn
be written Hnte with TIC exception oa single dot and that
th' dot accidentally omitted by cor,s DO bne
The ,aeed vouHe previous 90 TIE attooa the Of PRINT
ipg sad hat rom such eopy Engh translation was E.
Vent0ally made
With these remark, repeatedly make bow to the
aaig aisd speculation Mess New World Brother Jona
than, Boston Notion Yankee Nation, Sears Bible Co hop
Jog have done justice them the public ourselves
aud conferred the favor collected
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11
u HE T. A g VI.
For the Herald,
WHY DON'T HE DO IT.

When the farmer knows that gate Is better and
as time and labor saving fixture, cheaper than %,
of bars and posts,and without calling on carnon,
he can himself make one, why don't he do IT. VIE.
he has no other ascnlngs his gates and harn-d6,
than rock rolled against them, and in a single eve
nlng alter supper Is able To make better one wtv
don't he do IL And when he knows it 10 be better
and more profitable to have good fences than roof
why don't he do III Or II he thinks 1t VIII no, oun
cost 10 make good fences, and only thinks so-a1t
this mere guess work. and by calling on Mr. r of Wa
lngiord, can ascertain the fact in relation to IT, wiz
don't he do IL Or when he sees boards dropping hor
his barns and ou-budlngs, and like heaps Of rubhy
lying IN piles about his premises, and need only nn.
ing on again, why don't he do itl Or if he is arado
the expense OF nails and is always crying up the mar
i'm OF DR.. Franklin TO save the pence and the pounds
will take care of themselves and he knows that tho
same DR. Franklin also said that many men are penny
wise and pound FOOLISH and is careful to think Of
the prccePt contained in the letter, why don't he do IT
II II IS saving OF nearly half the Of the far
mer stock by keeping. them shut up instead Of running
at large through most the winter why don't he do n
If he knows that his fields would be greatly improved
by dltchlng and by removal of large stumps and
stones, why don't he do it, And # he can add tny per
cent TO the product of his clover fields by the use Of
gypsum, why don't he do it,
II farmer of fifty has (as he should have u.s..
Tor good corn shelter and tanning mill and has not
already obtained both, why don't he do il And IfU
IS cheaper to burn dry wood than green, nd TO use
stove instead OF an open fireplace why don't he DO IT,
And hnay, white tallow being in SO good demand and
becoming so fashionable To slick over ryc-and indian
bread with connuha occasions, thcrcorcif the far
mer has any on hand he can take almost any prlct
fer 1t by letting friends know H. and why don't le
do it, O K
Rutland, May 6, Isil.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11
From the National IafcHigenccr.
NOTITlA OF GEN. HARRISON WHILE IN
WASHINGTON.

The three days previous TO his Inauguration, after
bis arrival in Washington. were mostly spent at the
Mansion of the Mayor Of the City, where he received
at all hours of the day the visits OF his friends and cl
low citizens. The urbanity OF his manners, the open
hearted rankncss with which he received the congrat
ulatlOns OF his friends, deeply impressed all impartial
and DISTINGUISHED persons at the Capital with the CON
fdent assurance that he about enter upon the
high office to which he had been called with single
heart and purpose to discharge and faithfully execute
the important trust.
Numerous strangers, from almost every section Of
this wide spread Republic for days and weeks preccd-
ing the 1h Of March, had been rushing into this Me
iropoiis III the crowd had become immense almost be-
yond calculation. Every hotel and boarding house
was edto overilOwing and almost every private res
lderce crowded beyond convenient accommodation
The procession for the Inauguration was formed in
beautiful order and as It passed along the streets and
avenues 10 the Capitol, the ihongiug multitude press-
ing against each other seemed 10 move on like the
ocean wave, and with the noise Of many waters
INC spontaneous expression of JOY and pladness
winch ever and anon burst forth from young and old
even rom The aged malron and the blooming maiden
together with the waving OF handkerchiefs from the
crowded windows proclaimed To the war-worn vete-
ran welcome to the highest honors Of his country
After taking the oath Of office, ana having delivered his
Inaugural Address he returned To the Presidents Man
sion AMID the increased acclamalion Of nearly G,riy
thousand OF his admlrinG Counlrymen. who there ten
dered him their cordial congratulations. Thus passed
away this Joyous day Of his political triumph none
susPecilng that in one short monH the whole scene
would be changed that Con was preparing IN spn.
mon hlm away from the height Of his earthly glory we
trust 10 more exalted station at his rign, hand.
Ms Religious Character.
The next morning Uhe 9TH Of MARCH, Gen Harrison
walked down the avenue and purchased a Ouorio Ri
bic and Book Of Common Prayer. which he carried
home with HIM, and directed the servant TO place in
his bed room, where ! saw them on tie nipht az bs
dealh-lhcreoy lndlcaug that he had chosen that o-
~ Book for the rule OF bis faith and guide of his M,
"a The execution of the important trust cou,piitod .,
charge This Bible he was seen reading early cyo,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11

give all your attention to youf mother aud you
sbsIl be wcl provided for
Their hearts ~cfc too foil fof expression Of
thsnl', bot the lad, needed them not. t. con
vince her that ihete was 90 luxury likc that II
dong good. There wctc tears shed IN that
humhlc room that night hut no, 81 bitterness
and there we're ihauksgnngs that would put
10 shame the fc,hlc gratitude of thousands
Who arc increased with good. and have need
Of nothing
y. y Mrs VI went tina, night TO witness
the Performance of popular tragedy and was
90 overcome by the disucsscs Of The hero and
heroine, As TO Toe unable TO attend 10 anything
else for several DAYS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11

The Postmaster General lue mli,-coutraciors for
New Aotk are now returning from lhc seat Of govern
men whllher they have been 20 renew their contracts
and adjust their affairs with the Department They
bring golden opinions m regard the new Postmaster
General, whom they describe Is beng ~ once the
most thorough. prompt, and efficient officer ever al Tie
head OF the Depanmeui-uuung these qualities with
ali his wonted siiabi,y and courtesy Tho contracts.
We are informed, have been made 900 scrupuous re-
Rar1 10 economy virtue which lhe wing simInistrs
ton . compelled % illustrate even had 10 been other
wise inclined ina, much The a'c Postmaster Gen.
era has eh the Depanmen, ONE MILLION IL
DEBT Y Con. Adv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11

Post Matter at Ruhdndwe learn that the ogarchy have
ppoued to Jesse Cove postmaster Rutland place Of
- ormsbee tsq-tsPlrit Of the - Age.
Will Mr. Eastman publish the facts in this case or will he
insist upon this instance swell much possible the
logue OF what he considers martyrs denocraoy We viii
furnish him with the facts and he may he chooses on
the principle of bis party that all fair politics and in obo
dience to the lead Of the old belweather the Washnc
Globe. may maintain tie lie to the last.
Ofhs own accord Mr. ormsbee day brought INTO the
office OF Col Cove ett. poet marked " ashnpton femaak
ing that was an appointment Of him &c post
The latter expressed his surpe finding such
not supposng would be had thereon prev to the
sng Of Congress, and Inquired what might be
such haste. Mr. Ormsbee replied he supposed because
he had written to the department that substitute must be I'M
medately supplied he should the Office We ore
pretty well persuaded Rutland that best have master
IN the Office, and with Mr. Easmans leave Will rccomne nd
whom We please TO f IT, 1t would be hicult TO supply it
With an occupant OF the politics the incumbent
proessed, 'or locos animals these desns
A to the personal attack Of your espoudent priv
'ate character n the postmaster o have nothing 10
do though entitled credit, considering the source
from whence Il came.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11

THE MnLs,-Thc irregular transportation of Wig
papers for year past mail has been continued subject Of
complaint from end of the other. The evil
has been borne because could be emod,ed long
NJ OF the posmsse avaed themselves of violent
to suppress tho circulation OF Wing periodicals. 1t is
to be hoped this abuse portion
that reform proposed by the Wings We. for one
protest ssainst longer enduring it. Not week passes but
some subscriber sends notice that chs papers
him. Some instance, have knowledge where they
have been wfuy destroyed in the post office One
weeks since told that for several months he bad
applied to the Office every week for Herald and
had found but two three numbers and paper
known to fail Amer while, nearly the whole mis-
ing numbers was found thrown Of back WINDOW Of the
office among collection OF boxes barrels ard rubbish
These instances have led be suspicious habu
failure We have Just received notice from in
ndsor and in Brandon that seldom reach
them Now there is either cupabe negligence downright
raseaiy in this business and if continues tooccur den
quents VIII be dragged into in ways
tageous to their credit Whose the fault say notbu, we
do say papres regulury and carefully mailed this place
and must IN future arrive at their destination Fit not safe
to trust the conveyance Of packet by post for short
OF sixteen mieswlt las beevel but intermediate
at which the mail opened the whole system of mails had
better be abolished at once
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11

ProsonrrroS We notice that the bg p,pers IN town
and counr, all devonf most 'erous argument with the
gtumb'ng lucos about removals Office think II an
equrccai compliment to their good nothing
evident than that this loco outcy effect and
sham ooleyrot that Of complaint to supply
their papers and politicians with something keep believing
about. The Of the outcy require
reasoning utsumenatye ofutaton What the use Of
recapuaung upon the catalogue Of posc pons Of
tho three preceding administrations when they the
least attempt Of with the Arab Democrcy
great and Van Buen its prophet Great Diana Of the
Ephesans' The Guilotne Streams with Blood" Glory to
Democracy" "Gen. Harrison squetsed death by his
iriend'" Glory Enough for day Daniel Wcbsies
Ogafcby "Folow IN the Footsteps The Reign Terror
has Commenced Democrats hold up your heads" o these
backcockade FodeaIsts" "Organze, Organize" 1t is
federal WINS bank monstot-e Down with banks" Dem
ocrats to the polls "Glentworih and Bella Badger "lyr
dom Of Recorder Morris" "No Regs,y law" 1t lying fed
edral c ea John Adams and the sdtion uiue e sub
treasury" Purity OF Elections" The Washington Globe
says - - - - - - 1857 II IN
Such the Arguments democratic the core to which
even the leading Wing papers found STOPPING pley.
low busiaess-no mistake.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11

March Of Cirii cation end ,nproreH eHtThe Legislature
OF Ab,mA has dscountenanosd d0eug md Departments
turning ost uufsithfgI Office -holders
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11

an early hour, tina, he might attend pit
the afternoon with bis family, some OF whn.- -
20 the communion OF the PRESBYTERIAN Church
His high estimation for tho people Of God a.
most gpb,y shown ~ kndncss 20 his Ministers On
recent occasion. be said to a brother clcrg,m,1 :
niinr with whom hc had been for sono time arg.,,..
ca, whom 90 health prevented from the Performance
his clerical duties aud on whom he had within IL,
weeks conferred a vacant clcrkshp until hs hcaD
would enable him TO resume the duties OF his minis,
al Office see no company un sunday, and dino Il,
plain way, bot shall bc always happy To- sec ,o1,
ms table, Tor love To have the clergy with me on Sg.
day'
In this connoXion It may bc proper 10 state thai
his own hospiiabc mansion at North Bond when p.
ufrm health Of Mrs Harrison would not ALLOW, be-, b.,
attend public worship elsewhere. Gen II would .r
ten obtain The services OF clergyman for the dl, and
rcmuucratc him literally 1t has also been stated,
me by a member of the family that some years sine,
he accidentally became acquainted with "a Young min.
lister of the Methodist Church In INDECENT ,ucuu,s,
ccs whose native talents and powers OF mind prar.,.
cd extensive usefulness II properly cultivated Gen
II kindly invited him Ia become member Of his FAM,
ily. and offered him the use of his library until wei
prepared for the exercise OF his ministry This yoer
clergyman IS now a distinguished and successful l.,
borer in the vineyard Of the Lord.
am authorizcd from uuquestiouoble authority d,
saw that the closing part OF h, Inaugural Address %
pccially that part IN which he fcycrcntly e1prc,
his regard for the Christian Religion, was ponncd \,
him ia the room IN which he was born, and where 10
had often kneeled beside his plous mother, who cana.
estly imporcd the blessing OF Heaven on hI, 6u,
life. WI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11

The guiIo,ne dong il appointed vofs-[yernon, Ga
zcrs
political millennium ). surely al hand uen-be p1tert
dear Mr. IIa'~tll Take do,e ofsats ard keen cool
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11

1.-THE Guilothe STREAMS WITH BLOOD" say
tho loco papers.
Isl honot'she eapa5e'-ha, he pro,tited hi, Office
10 party ptrposes'
NO-NO-YES.
Then for God,ske LET 1T STREAM
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11

v,th .hor companson between tho s4hleot u IL and
Sic famous Moses Mendelsoha and tie .sAraed Msgha-
lac
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11

Mcleod arrived at Albany custody Of the sheriff Nigga
IA county on the Cd inst his way New York
beas corpus
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11
TIE HERALD.
TUESDAY EVENING, NAY H. lsu.
STATE or VERMONT.
HAN Qt,Nrtr,.
SHERIDAN. eEh Apul, ls;l

GENERAL ORDERS.
The dssih Of wuli.S HrsR' HaEnsss, Pfe.ident OF
ths Untea st,e, ss4 Commander Chief Of the Army
,ad Nay thereof having hen announced she following
rerslatsn pronplgstcd TO the Militia Of this state, a.
msuifrssi,on Of e.mspn Of %, private virtues and
Il respect Of h, ofic, - Chief 8srisuAie
Tie usual badge Of mourning consisting Of Grape the
len snd the sword hiii, Will b. worn by all the
s.i,nsd officers oil Suitable OCCASIONS, until amer
ID. snnssi Inspection Of their respective corps,
OfLocu receiving copies Of this order will communicate
the same without delay lhrous CHOU, the bound, Of their
respective oommsnds
b. order Of the Csmminder-in- Chief
T. w. HOPKINS,
i7-l9 Adiutant s. lnsp General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

ME are receiving Fail supply of AsrtruItur,i Ian
ter sSsnrtmcnt than has bccn offered to thr Nir-s
Farmers ts nov no longer TOR our Pi,nirr,
- >1ltn loi u'ii implements, as they hUd them
eur ltTauscm 'nts tna'- few weeks ps<D are such
a-tn enable artistic IN the ArrruItT,
MS business affords pleasure 10 hear th. su-r.s
tons of Painters in or'ei thai " . nav have s
mahnaeturei nT ten thar will uc aspri to our sat.
WHshal use our best eutcavour meet ;hr l. of M,
AGueuuuta community, and shall t~ir patronage
Implements Attic loves. prices, can 0t.,,l MS n on
Sss'neat consists ia TAT, Of the following, va:
flou-hs-l, = andi horse
Green swart Plruchs-2 and horse
ii'- s f.1u;hS-l, ani horsc Every Farmer who
Gas si on his place should supply hrSclf IN one Of
" M louEhs' a. % pi"xctis ih" s'il from washing.
i nnnnr mould hoaIi Plough for 81, mig ltsrrows
tn" rsstiug- of these PlDu-hs are sumo ri Ia ,pv t,
eve" ,urr dtn ihs market aud are Chilled which render.
h,ln hti and AZ TIE same Tune tough = thcy will last
gngcr ant do better work Irwee ovy than the common
Ioch Ori prices for tl-sc superior Plou-hs arr IS oU
As lnn P me o9mm"g lou IA have heretofore been
io'ey,s 10 Gui.i1;ue dn
RourElcs, Noursc 4 MaSon's 10
SoussGs, Nourso M.sou's Com shelters
our balance wheel -''' WIN
DO double do d. a, a., a.,
Wheat Fans from two or three manufacturcT,
Improved IIorsc Power
Corn AMI Cob CrusAer
Chambers Improved Double Harrow
hIpanding tuiSatoTs, three different kinds
Manure Forks snd Rlkcs
srddes and Shuv-ls from three or four f.ctorie,
Gram SCOupS and SuOvels
Patent Churns, an entirely new article
Garden AMI Po'Ioe Hoes
Together with almost every article ecessary for pana
non lisa mistaken idea, that because PuuFs arc
qleny high u gives US pleasure show our assuTt
ment and give tho best MOOT "t their chcapncss CAL on
P.s-Garden Seeds and Fruit Trees ~ - sid
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
TAIiis & GILES.

famly Grccery aud Commission Merchants in rsar
OF the Exchange. T. or Main street,
eAse To call The attention OF their friends and the
which the following a part -' W
iirown and Loaf Sugars OF all Qualic.
PuycuEcd and Crushed do
Old White OH lava ami Lasuyra Coffee
lrnltad' sugar house and n o Molas.es
salmon,l shad AMI Roc uerriuSs
sperm Patent sperm and Tailow Candles
neaChrd Winter strained sperm OIL
rIeklns Vinegar, very superior
Fresh Hops, lat sort
salad pil In TASKS and bottles
walnut Mushroom aud Tomatoc Catsup
lpond"n' French ani American Mustard
GuaNa Jclics sudPTcservCs
Branded EIuIs
Anchoyics, Auchovy Paste, Picked Lothian, and
~ French Sirdincs IN oil
Olives and Capcrs
Maccaroni, NeTuicclle
OH English aud American Cheess
Iuiweil's SOFA Crackers
lI na aa ' p Brown e., Stout" gn' aud
Imperial, Guu powder, Young IIyson aud Black Teas
-"Ah's@mc .elnctcd chests, curnshao, owlong Pou.
Oh laiiycc, nackburu ana Hope e MAIDEN,
n,iS NI,lnt 30, own importation, something extra
rae ani brown Sherry Wines, various brands, part
pouMmr Oh ant genuine
IokeT's Old Anchor, 1874
iiicdsieck, DITlam auI ChampaiSue Uju,,
hhtiron's Gown iInpo uItion)N
Sparkling sud rtl iiccks
AnniseitS heTch nasse AMI Mara,e limo CoIri,.
Old Pale 10 10 y 1870
DoZizsIsd do do, very fac
Bun imUuItcI In Isio
Old Apple Brandy aud Rye Whisky
Double h"ITi,d Schicduiu Gin
h'rsha Congress ana Principe Cigars
oii tuOa lkinS Tobacco, all which with
other articles too numerous mention, aIo OH r.L for
sale for cash opuncta customers as low as th.y can
be hat in this Aly article ha-r of m. thnt
does not Civ en- ire SAT-. action may IetuTncJ. The
iuntc'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
PACK ET BOATS FOit sCOTTsvtLI,T, a
LENCIlBUWG.
SIMMER AREAAGf.7ft.NTs

nURlron Packet H1ls JOHN MARSHALL. Cart Huu
" sod J. g. 'ABElI, tupf HuufIsy. will leave Rich.
mond, from our landing tlc head NJ hc Hlsn fr no
above a,c7on Moudiyi "Wednesday AMI Friday, m o.
clock, ". precisely
By iliis arrangement Passengers Gr Tennessee and
Gayaudgio, will De detained boz iyuchbur as hero.
tooTc. our bota will allen connect with fte Ina a sf,gss
from Scottsyi'lc IN SIHuufou.
This now the cheapest and bcst route 10 the On rent
Nrg.uh springs, and ohrrs many o'hcr Inducements 10
tfavCllcfstu preference
The invalid will be Pleased with bis easy. comfortable
AMI safe passage, fho beau ui rrI romantic s,,t,ty will
hcg The admf.rso NJ nature, and bo urh, ft fnci and
hghB cuNiyaird James River low grounds sud h hlnds
vii crafty the UgUru'tutf.f nuII u..u tf f4.rF
On on Arrival NJ IvurhIuT.. rt...fra.. sve ct,irs
OF Two routes o. o." VINO iI Iruf rUr.ys with an Am
that ail shall Doc uu. ru Ii a.f $50. ,.,,,
ovcrtho Natural Eriec end hy DiBIreips = inc ,rtU
other bY ldbery, Fncasilo and The sweet rft,ngs
Richmond, Nay !, 1871. =, NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
81 DOZEN TOWARDS IMPROVED CHEMICAL
sAML r. ADIE & 60,


Agents for the Maker.
10 This SOAP possesses virtues and propertics
found In no other II is manufactured by practiral
Chemist by waHIng The face aud hands with this soap
every morning. N will make ihC skin smooth aud a.
sUff au six II removes tan pimple- and bcmiEhcz, sud
ih"ge who hive u8ed Tor shaving gyc II tie pcrforouce
90 sll other kinds
being made Of Chloride 81 Toia, makes very dis.
Injecting atte.c. " those who afflicted with often
gva breath would frat vet soft tooth brush, aud then
pass uyrr tuE Nyap, aui fuh toe teeth and gumF there
with every morning, viii TIE scurvy the gums,
and prevent p" tncth un r"nE ana aching, preserve
TIE enamel aud cure the offensive breath.
his very superior article Tor washing and cleansing
and Wounds, and preparing the flesh g. heal No.
trrz should boo without th soap by washing children
herewith BE- provcnr ears, and many rutduCpus
d.rur1srH n s believed that should The body be we'll
washed I'I over with this soap week. 10 would pre-.
rtuy ssrHr"at which the human body subjected
Dr. ls YfpggIfY boz tr best article iu use FOR removing
Grea-s, Paint, Tar So from Linen, Cotton aud wOoilon
Goods
RurirB and handkeTchicfs, which have long lain by and
become yellow ~ being washed with This soap, will be-
como snow while.
Prspsrsd sd sold wholesale and retail. os 2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

NlKGlNIAs-ln Caroline County Court, llTh Juty
lSlIt Augustus w. NUuiay aud T. zlhrih Munri,y
nuiS' against Elizabeth Bguadus, EArcutrN MoTdeca w
bfoaiu-, decd, aud other d"Iis -I In CHuucsTy.
In tlis dcCTCrd aud ordered, that Elizabeth
Boaldus ENecutrN uf Mordccl W BTuaiiua should rem
ger before Robert ilu'gn (wUO appointed special
eonusslonrr Tor the purGssc an account 81 the admins
atOn OF hct ,stuOr the John Baics; that
WIN. W. Dickinson, sheriff the county Of CAROLINE and
committee admir- lie huuiz Of said estate should render
before same commissioner Of atministra.
u0n' which accounts said commissioner Girher al.
Tectcd To report, &c Edd Cumms innCr was further di.
eced To state acgatcc pursuant provisions
OF tue vi" oi said john Bates, AMI the agreement
" mise between thc parties. Aud also ascertain the
value 81 The land devised by ihc WIu john Bates
the pIainun Elizabeth Mundiy for me- with remainder 10
her children, aud report 80.
John Mundly, Suuwen MADDOX and Lucy Ann HE wife,
AMI Amanda, Miha, Maria, judith, Mlr-la Lewis T. aud
WIN. Thomas iewrh, auI 90 Others iucrc.sIIuthc cs
tate OF san John Bates hcioby notified that shall pro-
coed ~ ny ONCE go the Bowling Or n the county
Caroline az II o'clock NJ, 'Ic zT t'iy November
next tD carry tho sIl iDrIsc cIcct-a which time
aUI place thCy may attend.
ROBERT HuDGIN, Special Com'r.
~ VI = L -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
JAYN CARlIINATIVE BALsAM,

Is certain, safe and ,fsctua remedy Tor Dyson.
terry, DIartGi, or Looseness, CboIerl Morbus,
Summer COmpi5in, Cho.ic, Gripping Pains, Sour
Stomlch, F.itu.cncy, SC. SSc., and all Spasmodc
and Nervous Diseases, as SICK and nervous Head.
ache, Hyslerl, Camp, SC. &c.
THIS n Un Efficient, pleasant and safe
positions ever offered fu o." public, lur tie Of the
various arrangement Of TIE sigaeh and bOtrss and the
only article Vurfny of NlU confidence curing
CHOLERA iNFANIIN or SUMNER COMPLAINT; ami
Do s the above diseases freIIIy drfs Ikea charm.
Al person are requested o ~ b. fYT there Emo mis-
tS' about d. hIu- run Of f. valuable family med.
rinrs ever otdHruvsr.I HuuIre4-nay thousands Of
certificates have been received from PIyaciaus Clergy
men. aud families .i fur lrt respseriay, bearing the
aIuugnlt testimony Iu '9 numerous publish
A-so. OH 8uyrly Of JAY NEs INDIAN EXPECTOR
Ant and TONIC NERNiTIGE
FOR sale y LYELt, JOHNSTON & IYELL,
TJ.e Agents Tor the Proprietor,
A. J. McEilOr's olI stand,
10 y Richmond Va