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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
MTHOs TYRER- MAKNRS,

e&zksyE
/ HOMAs TSRER, Importer aud Manufacturer Of
Guns, PISTOLS, Rifles Dc has the pleasure Of inform
ing his old friends, customers, and the public generally
throughout Virginia. North Carolina and sewheTe, that
they can ind al his Obi Established Gun and Sporting
Store one OF the most extensive and complete assoTmens
OF osods 10 De ounn IN the United states Having added
very LARGELY To his ormer stock by Importation OF Double
aud single Guns, Ae from England together with seec.
ions OF Rowing, tishing Tackle, Military aud Fancy
.oods IN tue Northern Cities, lao is now better enabled ia
IN ais line either 10y wholesale RETAIL having paid
ocular attention TO importing and selecting Goods
70 De enabled 10 se at such prices as cannot tail 10
sy o1th ipeIehant and sportsmen' that they can do
any aiueie IN the Gun Trade and will find better
seen IN is or any other city, which, for workmanship
and quality, cannot be surpassed Amongst his assori
ne arc ss iouS~ns AT OF Nheh shan be sold fol as
s'n@a p'on, t ns hef An q, ~, ne sn1,ueu a..
oso 49,. t,7 go na,D ro" ii'," hohhh-
AZ SingI. f.,,ns a, - ~ -
Nncn, silver, steel andbrass mounted
AS pair Pocket Pistols, assorted qualities
pAi ~ pS.s itSne.,hs n ni pue'hhg rs'ols
% ~ I s 81 odII !. e, ~ ris'os -,
~ S pt ~" an ~ mn, NM uoNu l .iAsS
g - S $50 u ,,aii anu 'NueI TASKS
~ 1 1. nskS ,.,
uo biahhla anu L"alher covered Liquor
iesho, po,chcs and R.,s
20 o., eIot ou0lc ,s anu \, DEUS
7S99 90 PLAIN and spin Percussion Caps
~ o. It ,o' spt an ~ oosu reIChsSioh caps
a. a. ~ ~. pH.s 80 " w ~.
A, 90, Do o ou, !, nine anu IstoI LOCKS
i'm iS,sn &c., vi, 81 p y, Gun u ,-, 'anuihg
n VI Ns's"'"i SSo'Sh anu hheilS an "un
t.,,hs, d. -, r ,,L,... M, r.. =, -,
isoII.r-. yysiz- A. HI " ~ UPS Us ans
Huntsmens BlowinS Horns AMI nn,,Iss VI Ae' '~"'
w. " -. So ~ ~. 'lo.u' - siu n nuEIes
Mshogany and ic.,hs, s:n.' c.. eiS
Double ami single I:nn ami n ns p.,roI,
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I'D ID ID

REGULAR LINE OF PACK ETs
FOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
ONE sail every Saturday, positively from BOSTON
~ six schooners Of the first class, l. Insurance
warranted nj lowest
WILLIAM AILEN,...........L Cook, Master
GRAND IsLAND,..............h Brown, DO
ESQuIMAUN,.... ....s.s O. tooki 10
ANNAwAN,.. Atkins, de
RONENA... Dung,
With experienc ed and good pilots To sail cvc
nv SATURDAY from Central Wharf Freight stored and ship
ned free the vessels should not arrive IN
time For freight passage apply TO BRAMuALL
HOWE, No. - Long Wharf; STEVENS, FISHER Il 70.
No % and ~ Central Wharf; OF TO JAMES WILDER,
New York Packet Office, head Of Long Wharf
Axents IN Norfolk-Messrs. sourrER bell
AGENTS in Rfcknond-Messrs JAMES FISHER a son.
WILLIAM ROWIETT. Boston. November, 1881.
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"A y efcr Tor sale, on good terms
w 60ou lbs Bacon
300 DO Cotton Yarns
100 sacks salt
oOOOlbs White Sugar; 900 10 White Havana do
ions Country Iron; DO BhHered steel
100 lbs sh0t 20 boxes Candles; ~ do aoap
- CroiT, rev Orleans and o.her Sugars
n bags Coffee
shalt Jipcs French Brandy
30 Imitation 10
do Holland On, scheldam
Madeira S1effy, (pale and bfown) Port, Clafet
and Champagne WINES
~ hhds Common Whskey
30 bblg 10 DO
80 DO Old Do
% % No ! Herrings; bhhds Molssscs
~ Ave gallon Demiiohns q one do do
~ Dreams Wrapping Paper
- do Writing DO
Ginger Pepper; stsrcb, Rice Flour; Tobscco
Mails, Bae King Ch0c0isie, Cirars, Broons
Mustard; he'd Cords; Plough Lines; rlonowsrc, Sc,
Ktf.HY, SALE a co,
NH 2-eu Second door shove Old Market
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LOUISA RAIL ROAD.
Line 10 Charlottesville, SfauntOn, Lynehburg, and
the Virginia Springs.
GREATLY INCREASED EXPEDITION.
Lines OF leave staunton every morning. daily for
the Springs andon every Tuesdays Thursdays and stu
days, BY sGy Of hs Nairdi Bridge. (whenee there Is
line OF Stages the White Sulphur springs) Chris.
iiansbuTg, Salem, and the South West
Passengers Tor Lynohburg, leaving in the sun
days, Tuesdays and Fridays dine Charlottesville
reach Hammers early in the evening Of the day
lodge, aud arrive AT LynehbuTg the next day dnner
thus making this the easiest most pleasant and
dtious route 10 Lynenbug well Staunion and the
Springs The Stage propIiefors this line have pledged
themselves 10 the Rail Road Companies have coaches
provided equal 10 the largest number Of which
offer; and that travellers wishing 90 the White
sulphur Springs, by Of the Natural Bridge, shall be
ken without detention. nE hi travelling may have
coaches travel pleasure they should pre- H.
Fare To Charloues yils, IS %
DO TO LynehbuTg, 900
Once Richmond. fredericksburg & Potomac r. R.C.
THos. SHARP,
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or Of etuneds n,fo nonpaymsn Tsxa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

h subscribers having since the first 81 the year very
nuch reduced their stock Of Goods, find Zee
tor the accommodation Of their cusomeTS To add
OF new snd desirable spring Goods present assert
mcnt winch We are now receiving, aud will have fuy
ranged by the LIST Of April which VIC invite Inc
9ISounry merchants and families country The
super chene ground and 6sd Lawns and Muslins
DO satin striped and figured Mouselin de LANES and
Rich syrian SILK Muslin Dresses aud Robes
Cloudcd satin stripe aud hurricane checked do
super French, English abb American Calieocs
Medium andlow priced Lawns and Caleoos
super PLAN and hsd Blk and blue biz Gro dc Rhine
Kich Theme SIX rhawlA lidkfs and halfII ks
PAN PAN h.,, d and embd Linen Csmbrc do
Cambiic and Muslin Edgings aud Insertings
Fiot Nou Gloves and Ms, Kid Thread aud Isle Thread
ditto
adcs' black and white silk Cotton and worayIan Hose
white and brown Cotton and Misses and Boys
~ and7 Irish Linens, from 2jc TO si pcryd cheap
Table Ds,nlsk, Table Cihs, Towels, DowllS and ucka
buck
Brown Table Cloths BIRD Eye and Russia Dsper
80 J. 10 andl2 brown and Bleached Linen sheciinrs
pian hnd hs'dswis Muslin, lacone BOOK aud MuIl do
iCanb rcs. Garment and Furniture Dnnty
q and plain French Linen and HOLLAND
pinc and super Bombazine and fs'd Onennes
morsied CrsPes, Grape Camblcts and Drap dc Ato
a,E andIoiion Umbrellas and Parasols
Plan and lowed Satin and Bombazine stocks
super big and assorted cold Cloths and Cassmeros
r, laln and ribbed G,mbroous and Hnen billings
ncil,n m1infea penns' Colonades and Crankies
bn31nl'n Welunga, Marscies and GeorEia, Nankeen
PLAIN and ~ satin ani Velvet vcsiinFs
Jf,ii, 50 and ca Brown aud Bloachcd Domestic Sheet
BED Ticking Plaid Domestic and Apron and Furpnur,
PenFee spiiahcld, B,ndanpa and Fi,s IIandkcrobiss
Nun gteai many other ARTICLES not enumerated, all o
VII be sold ~ prices much below the rates. n
We have but huc tsn months before We close
~ se ng The remainder aauciion Al cut and unfashon
able Goods will be sold without regard cost aud the new
6o0s pfopoTiionaby cheap. They have all boon purch
sptsnee N tow town vGIENrSg ~ nRrgSs sge OF
NH White buildings, Shockoe HiH
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ALFRED KING,

IL REPr constantly bsud, 81 mia toaen u.,,,.,v :,
N few doors below The Bell Tavern large ami f,.it
ahle assofinent n Coaches Charotecs Rsrouches mo-
as and sukeye mae 81 the beer materials and workman
shn which he Will cell unusually low, Or cash or city az.
csptances Anknds Of WORK made 10 order the shoes
uotlre, and or tho most reasonable terms faE
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NEW York PACKETS.

This Lane OF Packets having besHlysined by gene,
raj patronage OF the merchants OF hsSond tot period
VI 10 years. the propneors solicit continuance
ther avors assuring their patrons that every attention
hall be given In forwarding their goods safely, and with
Iisparch. - -
The vessels OF the first class, commanded by men
OF the ade and merchandise be tnsuT'
ed by them at the lowest rate Of premium.
For fTeghtor passage, having good accommodations,
ply TO the masters on beard, or TO
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DIR. sWAYNE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRUNUs VIRGINIA.

Or, WILD CHERRY
INOR Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Consu,npiions or any
Il symptoms indicative Of Pectoral Disease A supply
received and Tor sale by
LYELL. JOHNSTON q LYELL,
10 ~ A. J. MekiLInnis Old Stand. RchTnnn,I. Va
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). w. RANDOLPI g co.

BOOKSELLERS AND .TATIoNERs.
Screen UOOTs beion MIuots late Edriy's Hotel and oo
81. ffHoDhTd GdTdntT Cos Shoe Store
HAVE on hand large and well selecte! assortment o
al low prices. dc
KENT, Kendall a. WATER
AVE IN store Of their Importation beautiful as.
sorment OF tie following Goods;
LONDON Prints
Black I'aian Cloths
Saxon Twis aud Imperial Cranes
sI mn p p,s Fancy DoeSkin Cassmeres
Black Brown. olive and Green Cashrnersus
MerinO CassimcTes
sockinett and Plain Gambr1ons
Alhambr1 minutes
Naturil Colour and Bleached London Drillinss
SIX figured Ncsiinga
Ladies' Black silk Gloves
DO China White DO
Back Cotton Hose
MToavian 80 do
carlton GinFhans
Rich Printed Jaconcts
DO DO Bishop Lawns
ClOudcd Satin Striped Muslps
WOve hRuTed Hurricane DO
Black aud White and second Mourning Lawns
VIII many other desirable Styles for sale by the piece
al very low prices ap 10
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OP HARTFORD, CONN
'IHIS Company offers 60 insure Houses stores Mil,
Factofics, Barns, aud the n each Together
with every other similar species Of toss
oH DAMAGE FfHE.
The ofproium offered arc as low hose ofanv al
uilar institution, aud every lla on opportunity
aEn sum- 60 be protected against the ravazes Of This dc
Hructve element, which often, IN single hour sweeps
away the earnings ~ many years
The course the ONCE pursuesin ts business
and In the adjusting and payment of losses BE- prompt and
apply 10 HENRY CLARKE
who has been appointed Agent for tho
aNy-I City of Richmond, Sc.
HTNA FIRE INsUHANCac Tn,F-NNl
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Agents.
JhMES FEHEK,
on
WIN ROwLETT.

no. Goods to be shipped to New Orleans, Mobile, Ap'
other places will be receive ed and for,
wardcd from York by the masters agents at New
York OF charge, except such as may be actually in'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

eeNeI ana Tor sale by JOHN III. EUsTACE a son,
una gu 3doors below Tho Bell Tavern.
LfELL, JOHNSTON a. LIZ ELL,
Al JdtHeS hchitdOes Old Stand, RichBaoHd. VTrsfufa
WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in Drugs
w Medicines, Chemicals, bye Woods Painters ri
eles, Oils, Window Glass Glass Ware &c which the
will sell on lib raj terms ~ ~ ~ 'N'
Nutnegs, Mace, Indigo Snuff Naccaboy Io,ru-
CASTLE Suap Cloves IaIds, Scotch do
cIhhainoh- cayenne Pepper Lamp Black. Black Lead
oeoFpeIas hotien stone Staughtons Bitters Chalk
Pot and Pearl Ashes, starch sun, carb sod, Pms
lIqUorice Ball Logwood sei,itz Powqer. 80. L.
saleratus, Fig Blue, Alum Yeast PowdsIs kIcohoi ~
Powdered Ginger and Root Castor Oil In botIIss
VIM L.s AZ sIy anu IN oil EPSON Salts Flour sulphur
n 5smaea ongeI' saltpeIe lux, in bottles Birthstone
Oil peppermint, and other LuciieT Matches
essehta OILS British lustre
I sIns,asS, hussia Olive OIL in baskets and
sponge coarse and hne barrels
Soda. for washing
OlLS-Wnter strained sperm; Fall do; Iinseed Maj.
cot, Spirits Turpentine.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICL ES-surxical Instruments
Ances Evans's best, imperialism and warrant.
sdgenuine Apothecaries and Glass Fur
uure assorted OF all descriptions Walls, Bot les Cor ks
Sci PerfuneIy, soaps, Tooth Brushes, Powders ~.
Paints dry and ground In OIL Oils, Window Glass Drushes
ColoTs, and Painters Articles
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDl lNEs-Physicians and
country Merchants select Goo from as Large and
good an assortment as can be founn any Store in
he Statcs. Virginia.
10 The most prompt attention paid TO packing and
chipping orders. mi IN
PUrLER'S TAsTELEss ssiDLTIZ POW DEKE-,s.,.,
- hiz Powders, which ususuay 10 the pubic
IN t~o Sc arae portions, In these by proc as shch
ued IN one compound powder the eervescinr soon Of
winch, in water, ~ very nearly tasterss
BESIDES being more palafable IL Is made In nueh 10
Tune aud with Infinitely lcss trouble than that pfoIc
the TWO powderspTepared In the way For sale
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
ofE md Dfh
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RICHMOND FREDERICKsBTRG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY

Meeting Of the President and Of the Rich
n mond, fredericksburg AMI Potomac Rail Road Com
Pany' on the 18Th day NJ April 1911:
The President stated that the whole othe Masonry and
Roadway formation between the Rsppahannok and Poto.
mac kvcrs, was now under contract and with
great ygor and that the Company having been ppon
edtn tie aid expected Of the Legislature recent
SION u would Indispensable TO make farther pro.
vision IN addition TO the means furnished from the income
OF The road TO meet punctually the engagements Of tile
Company whereupon,
ResOrea That insialnent O dollars per share be
called iu each share Of the additional sor the Com.
pany, payable the 2h DAY Of May neG at the Bank
lldelpha.
true copy from the minutes
t9-td e..
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GEO. p. CRUMP, Collector.
JAMEs n GEORGE WINSTON.
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
REFER To
Lambert Mckenzie, Alexandria
John Boggs a Co, Baltimore
TIA w Butcher, Philadelphia
James Hunter, Nc~ York
Francis Fisher, Boston
Bingham A Bruihers, Pitisburg
Henry Crew, Richmond, Ohio
Benz. w Lzdd, smhhfeld, Ohio
Lsmucl Jones, Nj Pleasant, Ohio
N Todd, Cincinnati
Horn a Carpenter, do
Ia 2-u
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TAnaERs AND LAMP VII--9o bbis Eepnsnt on IL
PW WILLIAMS \ HhIALL.
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FLOWER SEEDS

DOUBLE TUBERosE
IACOBlAN LILY
MEXICAN TIGER FLOW
En-
an
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LOUISA Rail ROAD.

Daily Line beipesH Richmond aud Charioit,svill,i
TUE Mail aud Passenger Train for Gorionsville nov
Il leaves kichnon daily at half past A. and return
ing leaves GOTdonsvo for Richmond the arrival Of IN,
stages from Charlottesville arriving in Richmond about
P&FRR Omce1
Feb. 2Bh, 1871. IL 0s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

PASSENGERS going North informed that there are
now three daily line Of Cars from Washington Bal.
tlmoIe one Immediately the arrival OF the Potomac
steamboat another al A. NJ the next morning; and ano
iheI al before I2-ths last connecting with line from
Baltimore 10 Philadelphia. al 7. NJ. thus aOrding travel
lers from Richmond and Petersburg opportunity pro
ceedng Immediately, and reaching Baltimore OF
naming all nisht In Washington they desire con
tnuinE IN Washington until before II the day, and
yet reach nE Philadelphia lodge Fare from Richmond
10 Baltimore, elD. TIlDs. SHARP, Agent Tians'n
ap i9-tf Rich FIR a Po RR
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JOHN l. DONALDSON, President
THIS Company makes INsURANCEs ON LIVES fot one
Il more years for Life, at the following Iaes Tor
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A g 60 80 -

SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Richmond FTederoks5Hrg and Potomac and LOuisa
Ran Roads
an and aer tomorrow. the nth inst the hour eav.
" ing for the North and West az souihe n mai, ana
passengers have arrived will be :, instead OF ST.
Passengers from Richmond and Petersburg leaving at
this hour OF reaching Baltimore att p NJ ~
hours in advance Of those going North by the river bay
boats, under present arrangements.
THOMAS SHARP
NH 10 Agent Of transportation.
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M a Y I'D A Y
.A..sX!l,

ENTILL Stand the cushing Season at the
wv Subscribers Plantation four miles be.
low Cambridge, un the Edge6eld Road. He
will be let 10 Mares at the low price ottwelye
dollars.the season, payable the 1st of January
1912; hut may be discharged by the payment
of ten dollars within the season Notes Will be
required in every instance, when the Mare IS
put. Good paslurage will be furnished gratis
for mares and colts which may be left with the
horse, and fed with grain twice each day, II re-.
uuired, al 25 cents per day. Every care will
be taken to prevent but no liability will be M
CURED for escapes or accidents. The Season
will commence the LIST OF March, audexpire the,
18TH Of June.
Description.-Alay Day is dark brown. with
star in his forehead and sume white hairs on
his tail, l6 hands high, possessed of uncommon.
w fine appearance, form and symmetry, and
has every form which constitutes Race Horse
Nav Day was foalcd mine, will he five years
old on the lsl day Of May next, from which
circumstance he takes his name.
Pedigree.-May Day was sired by that ccle.
bra.ed Stallion, Argyle, whose blood and per-
formance on the turf, are so well known, that 1t
is deemed unnecessary TO insert it ia this nd,
ycrtisement. His dam, Black Agress, was
sired by Old Phenomenon, g. dam by Col. Sin
eleton's Old Ganomcde, his 6. 6. dam. by Gale.
donia. Black Agness was trained in the fail
ofls33, by Col. J. D. WiIhaus, with his horse
Black Hawk, when he made his first great feat
on tho tnrf at Newbury village, for the great
colt purse, which he won with ease. She was
not allowed to run, in consequence Of her be-.
ing six months older than the rules Of the turf
required. In trial race with Black Hawk.
they make dead heat. aud she never was
trained afterwards. never had doubaed but
what she would have distinguished herself if
she had been tried.
R. GRIFFIN.
Feb. 16, lS41, If 8
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w q r 81 q 'E,S

H IFE PILLS, &PHGNtX BlTTEaS.-
.E The perfectly safe, uuerling, and success
full treatment of almost every species OF fdisense
by the usaofMOFFAT'S S LlFEMEDIClNES,
is no longer matter Of doubt, as reference to
the experience of many thousand patients will
satisfactorily prove During the present month
alone, nearly one hundred cases have come to
the knowledge of Mr. Moffat. where the patient
has. Ito all appearance effected a permanent
cure by the exclusive and judicious Use OF the
Iifa Medicincs-some right or ten OF these
had been considered beyond all hope by their
medical attendants. Snch happy results are Il
source of grea, pleasure to MIR. VI. and inspire
him with new confidence 10 recommend the
use of his medicines to his frilow-cil!zeus.
The LIFE MEDICINES are a purely We.
GETABLE preparalion. They are m!d ana
pleasant in their operation, and at the same
time thorough-actimg rapidly upon the secre-
tons Of the syStem-carryrg OF AL acrlnonl-
Gus humors, and assimilatins with and purify,
ing the blond. For this reason, IN aggravated
cases of Dyspepsia. the Life Medicines will
give relief in Il shorter space OF time than any
other prescription. In Fever-aed:Asue, In
fammalory Rheumatism, Fevels ofevery des-
cription. Sick Headache, Heartburn, DIZZINESS
in the Head, Pains in the Chest, flatulency,
impaired appetite, aud in every disease arising
from an i'm purity OF the blood, or disordcrcd
state Of the stomach the Use of these Medicines
has always proved to be beyond doubt greatly
superior to any other nude Of treatment.
All that Mr. MolI;st asks oil his patients is 10
be particular in taking them strictly according
to the directions. II is not bya newspaper no.
,icc, or by any thing that he himself may say in
their favor, that he hopes to gain credit II Is
alone by the results Ola fair trial. Is the render
an invalid and does he wish 10 know whether
the Life Medicines will suit his own case7 II
so, lei him call or send to Mr.. Motiat's agent in
this place, and procure copy of the Medical
Manual, designed as Domestic Guide 10
Health, published gratntousy. He will there
find enumerated very many extraordinary cases
ofcurc and perhaps SOME exactly similar Ia
his own. Mofats Medical Office in New York
375 Broadway.
For sale by
March 1s tt
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IL @ tIce.

T STRAYED or Stolen from the sub
~ scriber on The 29lh Of November,
1910, Sorrel Mare, aborl fourteen hands
high, with blaze face, flax rIIauc and tail,
shod all round, four years old next spring.
/ will satisfactorily reward amy one who
will deliver The said Sorrel Mare to me,
at Fountain lnn Post Office. Greeuville
District. S. c., or will give me suchiulor-
NATION so that can gel her.
THOMAS J. AUSTON.
Jan. II. 1871. f 80
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Elizabeth. Prosser. Applicant,
Tillmau Watson, and others Defts


Tillman Watson, and others Defrs
FIT appearing tony satisfaction, that Theo-
IA dore Stark, Isaac Gildart, Sophia Gldart,
Flancis Gildart. Mary Gildart and Elizabeth
Eggeston, John c. Worlnely, Hugh w. Wor-
nleIy and Mary B. Carter Robert A. Wilkin-
sun and Mary F. his wife. Theodore o. Stark,
- Stark, & Stark, the two last oGwhon
are infant children of Col. Horaio Stark, de-
PENDANTS in The above stated case, resi- de without
the limits of this State. tits therefore ordered,
that they doappear and object tn the division or
sale of the real estate Of Robert Stark, Seu'r.,
decd. on or before the tenth day of May next,
rthcir consent to the same will be entered Of
record
Given under my hand, at my office, this 9th
day of Feqruary, le4l.
OLIVER TOWLES. o. Ed.
Feb. 10 (SlO e7i) m2
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Near Me Pine House.

yEYIIE Exercises of this Institution will conf
ID mcnce, for the prerent year, on the first
Monday in March. under the direction OF Mrs.
MILES. whose qualifications to teach the var-
ous branches published below is amply indica-
ted by the rapid progress of the young ladies
who have heretofore been placed under her
charge; and by the universal satisfaction which
her mode of instruction has rendered to their
parents.
As to health, the situation of this Institution
is perhaps surpassed by none other in this part
ofthe country.
Boarding ior rs many scholars as may see
proper 10 apply. can be had nj the house Of the
subscriber, at the rates published below.
TERMS OF TUITION.
PR. or.
For Spelling, Reading, Writing and
Arithmetic, Sd 90
For the above, with Geography, English
Grammar and Pnrsing, 90
For History, Philosophy, Rhetoric ard
Bolany. with the above, 9 0O
For Dlawng and Painting on Paper, Z OU
For Velvet and Satin Painting. A 50
For Ornamental Needle Work, 6 90
For Music, Is 90
Boarding can be obtained a: the house of in
siruction, including washing, nj from eight 70
nine dollars per month. Payments at the cx
piration ofeach quarter.
"A. MILES.
Jan. y, lS4l. IF 50
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Public Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO the estate of
"A. Blumer While, deceased, are requir-
ed to make immediate payment; and all
persons having demands against The estate,
are requested TO render them in, properly
arested.
ABNER PERRIN, Admir-.
Jan. l, lS4l. If 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-03-25
State. of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

vs. , CuSC OF -iUdCNHCFl.
William NJ. Bailey
Whereas the Plaintiffs have this day filed then
declaration in the Clerks Office Of Abhevie
District against the Defendant. who is absent
FROM. and without tie limits of this State, and
has neither wife nor altornay, known within
the same, upon whom IA copy OF The said 9ccla'
ration with a rule to plead unto, migh, be
served: 1t is therefore ordered, that the said
dciendan, do appear and plead to the said Dec.
laralion, wnhin year and Il day. from this date
or judgement. fiHai and absolute will be awar-
del agans, him.
JOHN F. LIVINGSTON, c. c.P.
May II, 1sIo wen $3.50 age