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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-01

me defendant Robert Hin, Jr ee'or Of the isst veil,
ana testament OF John King, decd not having entered h
aPpeancc aud given security according 10 Tho sci ~
scnE anu TIC Rucs Of This COuri, and IL aurcar;n- i
Asac9ry evidence that he is not an ulaianf ~ ~,
county, 'PlcIci, that tho said defendant do antesS
1te on me hrat Monday ia August next and ,nru,nI %
i ". lIH'i ahdthat copy Of this order hc Iorhwifl
nt.Ilcu IN some newspaper published In the civ oI
'n3hu' 9i Two months successfully and posted ai ts
mont uoorol The Courthouse Of this county. ~
Copy-Tesc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-01
CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.

Bargains for Cash.
r H. JENKINS has Just received from auction
~ tho following Goods bought al a -rcpt sacrfrc AMI
Will ba sold accordingly: "
lUOpee IS Lawns for Ladies dresses at Is and o cents
Elegant Paris colored Muslns, all styles
~ pieces fine hair cold aud white Cambria mullins
only ~ cents per yard
Great bargains in Cotton oznahurgs and bleaehed and
unblenchcd Shirting5 and shcefings
lup nuns Bpuncts 10 - cents
90 Jds fine AMI wide pink, blue and buff striped Cam,
", f ,HlnHusms, worth y 81 per yard, for IL
Iahc0es, all styles, ate, e, 10, re els and finer
bargains in Cloths, CassncreE AMI Vcs,ings
Cheap Parasols anf Umbrellas
White Bobbnot Lace for covering Pictures tI2tc
Do DO do u ydswido OF 25c
INC eDove al only Tow Of the cheap Goods q,
rUerr~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-01
10 2i-wsw HENRY GIBSON Crk

In the United States Court for the Eastern District OF
Virginia, June 18th, 1912:
LBERT sNEAD and JAMES II. BRIDGES merchants
"A and partners, trading under the fra OF Sncad q
hridges and Albert snead James Bridges. In their
individual characters, Of the City Of Richmond having
MED petition praying that they may lie declared hank.
Of the said Sncad Bridges and Albert sneaf and James
Bridges, in their individual characters, show cause 10
the court on the 18th day of July next why the said sncad
Hrdsc aud the sail Albert sncad AMI James Bridges
IA Their individual characters he not declared
pursuant TO the act OF Congress that behalf that
copy OF this order be published in the newspapers accord
ing TO the 22d and 2ith rules Of court
jc % w5w HENRY crpsoN CtL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-01
Copy--Teste,


v .iNeiNiA-hhules held in the CLERKS once 71,1--
co'iiouiit, superior Court ol Law anl ChanceTy Iop
it ~ oonny' on The day OF June 1872. w.
Ar,ins,' V"' 81 Uhf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-01

IN lo United states Court, for the Eastern
ginia, May l7th, 1872:
INthe matter N Bankruptcy Of f. g. Watkins oftc tov1,
OF Lynehburg, IN the Eastern Virginia District The said
- u watkins, who has been dccIeeda Bankrupt 10y This
'our havina MED petition, praying r his discharge: II
aoidcIcd, l!ai notice thereof be published la a news
paper printed IN The city OF Richmond seventy days at
lelsi before the l2h day September newt when hC5rny
w, DC hai on the said petition, atthe City Hall tile city
o. hmon and ali creditors who have proved debts
AMI other persons IA nteTcsi may appear the said time
an place AMI cause any they have, why the prayer
OF the said peitioner should nos bc granted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-30
FROM tin PLOUGH Ros.

RESPECTED EDiroR.-Uwing tn some an
torcSeen circumstances. ! was thrown upon
the stage Of lie II very eLriy age, 10 scratch
Tor myself, or to use very common phrase.
" 10 zoo, pig OF de Having rnaturel consi-
deTcd the means which are current amUng the
present generation, IOr the acquisition oiweaith,
can ind noGc 80 honorable, none SO proiita-
bic, and none 50 highly appreciated as Agrcul-
rurc which Is justly styled by tn" learned 'Itler
Z" The spring ol population" Yes. Il is the main
lever IN the gIeu, machinery Of business. Let
II brcomc clogged with the eilluyia Of idseness,
aud lndolencr, then the whole machine like
the dIsorderrd system oi Il debliitatcd body falls
To wreck. Sir. do no, wish 10 culogize agri-
culture. because lis merits are so well known,
that ali encomums would diluinish its value.
Would to God that some oi the generops sons
OF Carolina, would abandon their games at
cards, aud other modes Of galnboliug. and turn
their attention to agricuItnre; we nigh, then
expect 10 see this lovely Eden Of modern date,
adorned and bcaut!hed with fruit, both pleasant,
10 The sigh, aud 20 the tss;e. BY industry We
might cause our dear native Carolina. 10 vie
with China. the hive Of population, in the lux.
urIance Of liz productions. and with the long
celebrated valley OF the Nile in fertility. We
seem 10 be the chosen people OF God. we live in
n country blest with moderate climate, and
witt, fertile soil, happily adapted 10 the nur-
turing the productions. both Of the temperate
and orrih zone. Il is true, during dreary win
Ter, our happy land is swep, over by the chilly
blasts Of the pinching Aquilo; yet. he does no,
come with all that aus,cHty with which he
sweeps over the land Of our brother Yankees.
But when hated win,er has taken lis exit. and
the gentle gales Of the mild zephyrs begia TO
rns,Ir. when the earth begins TO he covered
with her verdan, carpet. and the forest 70 be
clothed with its green foliage; when our iea-
,hercd sonss,ers begin to pour forth their very
sonl.cheering notes; then. indeed, is il that we
can realize true pleasure. And now in cot.
clusion, brother farmers. let us send up our
frryen, eiacnla;ions, that God may speed the
Plough Nature in the plen,itude other bless
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JosEPH FiEHREa,
Ketsrinara Pkusitiar.
From The Cal,ira.or.
CULTURE OF MUSTARD.

Mcssrs. Gaylord and Tucker-Permit
me to call the attention of farmers TO the
cultivation Of mustard seed. lbelieve il is
not generally known how large quaul;-
ty Of this seed i, annually consumed. Iris
imported from Holland and The more south
eru parts OF Europe. and sold in our a,lan.
tic markets at from three TO four dollars
per bushel, /. is also raised in England
ami manufactured Tor the table, in which
state j, is exported TO this country in largo
quantities. believe lha, farmers who
have soils suited 10 the growth Of this seed
will find i, much more profitable than any
other crop. II requires rich, clean,
mois, soil; should be sowed about The
time of other spring grains. Four quarts
Of brown seed will stock an acre sown
broadcast. It's sometimes sown in drills
and hand hoed. II usually ripens quito
uaeven, and should be cut when il is suffi-
ciently green TO prevent waste By shelling,
and stacked upon CANVASS, the top being
,haIched with straw TO project il from the
weather. II should remain in this sitna-
tim till it is thoroughly cured. BY this
treatment, the unripe seeds will be sutL-
cien,ly nourished by the stalk to render
rhetn plump and sound. Il should be
,hresfcd upon canvass. as there would be
considerable waste by removing it to n
lhreshing noor. Particular pains should
he taken in cleaning Tho seed. IL will
ordinarily yield from ten 10 twenty bush
eis per acre. Several individuals 10 tho
owu of Denmark. Lewis county, New
York. raised small patches last season
which yielded n, the rate Of twenty bush
ola ner acre. Alcssrs. French & Davis.
,...,.,.,-,. ..... 6 80 ~:,u ofFar IN
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All subscriptions will he continued IN.
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Any pcsson procuring FIVE subscrihefs
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: -HIEa Plough Bsu.

T. hiS. E1lToR. ipHny persons have be-
came ssitSfcsie1 siF iae inapFpSemeni o! their
stuck of gsutsle ~ sls ihis purpose have pur-
chased silpsg tllF sats hsUugh, from Kentucky
and other " S-s saiest i.nily suhserve the
intcres, ot Else1 q TOSS 10 give the history Of
q case which creityrs8 under my own obserya.
lion. Iiis getEsalS well Snown that Cows
bfuught from ste vest. are preienatu!ally la
BILE 10 disesSafs. ffe process ofaccmaiion and
near onehaif als snihe Course of six months
aiier they ale hElnghi here. Among many
otlIsrs,I purrlafed some four mor,hs ago, a
Durham Cow 70 continued IN appareR, good
health until the ssA3din Of February. when she
errnmencrd decLa ing ve,y rapidly the synp-
tnuis exhibited NSre loss ofappe,i,c. fever. in
nc,ireneSs, no de:fre tn move, bui remaining in
one place nearlyf fhe whole day, the eyes very
dull; she coh;inled in this state. gradually
wearing dowa, lsnii she became a hopeless
case; about ihississe of the disease, observcda
communication rom Col Hampton 10 Mr..
Terry, direcinsthat the hurns be sawed OF
near the head: usder the sanction of such au
iioriiy proceeded to have the operation per-
formed; tho result Of the operation was Of de-
cided success, Tie bleeding from the horns was
very copious. and seemed TO relieve that dull
ness about the eyts, instantly; esteem i. I'M
pnr.an, after tic bleeding is stopped. to bind
cloths, piasfercd with tar. around The stump, us
I, PROTECTION sgsiist tho flies In the above rase
the head was lsri:iinenily affected. and The
bleeding and cotacqnemt snppnraton from the
saving. were sfisdieansof Curing my Cow. and
I would respectfully commend i, to the ai,en-
ton of those who3nay be interested.
J. O. NICHOLSON.
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nR. SWAYNE-Dcar Sir :-permi,
~ me TO tahe The liberty OF writing TO
you at this time TO express my appreciation,
aud 10 recommend 10 The attention of heads
orlanilies and others your Invaluable medi.
cine-,hc Compoud Syrup OF Prunus Vir-
giniaua. or Wild Cherry Bark. In my
travels of late have seen in many ins,an-
ces The wonderful effects OF your medicine
in relieving children very obstinate COM
p!aiuts, such. as Coughing, MheeZing
Choking OF Phlegm. As,hmatic attacks,
&c. Sc. should not have written this
letter, however, at present. although have
leItl, my duty to add ny testimony TO i,
Tor some time, had it not bccu FOR a late in
stance where The medicinc above alluded
TO was Instrumental. iu restoring TO perlec,
health the "only child" whose case was
a!rnos, hopeless, in u family Of acquan-
tancc. II thank Haven" said the donling
moihcr, "niy child is saved from the jaws
OF death, y how feared the relentless
.avagcr! But my child is sale is safe !!
Beyond all doubt DR.. Swayne's cum-
pond Syrup of Wild Cherry is The most
valuable medicine in tins or any other coua-
lry. am certain have witnessed more
,han une hundred cases where il has hccn
attended with complete success. am
using il myself in au obstinate attack Of
Bronchitis, To liich il proved eilectual in
an exceedingly short tine. considering the
severity OF The case. can recommend it
in the fullcs, confidence oiits superior vir-
tues; | ould advise that no lamily should
be without il; it is very pleasant und al
WAYS beueticial--worh double and often
len hines its price. The Prollc are ASST
red there is ro quackery abou,it.
X. JACKSON, ID. D.
Formerly Pastor Of the First Prcsbyieri
an Church New York.
Forsale by DR.. Swaync at 81 North sixth
ST. Philadelphia. and hy
S D. CLARKE & Co. Druggists.
Corner Genre aud Mercer streets, Ham
burg S. c.
march 9 If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-30

effect all entire cure or Sal, Rke::m, Erysipclas,
and u striking Improvement III tie ciearness q
TIC SKIN. Cannon Colds and Influenza, will
always be cured by one dose, or 10y two. even
in tho worst cases. Pites,-as remedy ior
this uust distressing aud obstinate mulady, uie
Vegetable Lille Pills deserve distinct ana enl.
phH,lc recommendation. IL ID Well known ID
hundreds ia tins CITY, That the originator Oh
these valuable Pills was himself afflicted wieii
this complaint for upwards OF htTfy-Fre years.
aud lhas he tired in vain every remedy preseft-
bed within the whole compuss oi ilie Maieria
Aiedica. lic however, at icngth, IrIed tile lie.
dicine which he Now oilers 10 Tie pubic. anu
he was cured IN j very -ori iinic, alter hIs re-
c0vey hud beeu pronounced mt only iniproDa
bic, but absolutely impossible, by any human
meaiis.
All that Mr.. Moiiat requires of his patients
to be particular in taking the Life Medicines
strictly according 10 the directions. II Is moi by
newspaper notice, or BY any thins that lie
himsellnay say III their favor, uIn1 hopes 10 gam
credit. II Is uione by the results oi iair sfiai.
!Adr,cs 10 femaies.-Feinales who value good
hea.tI, should never bc without The Lie Mcdi-
ciues as they purity the blood, remove ObSiiuc-
UOIlS, anu give liic rniu a. SN""'''~'' ~'~'' -
thy, and boomIng appearance.
To Parsats ana 0tseTs.-Pcrsons oi 4 pletho.
ric habit. who are suhJecito fits, headache, gid.
diuess, di,uness Of srght. or drowsiness, from
600 greu, n flow of blood Ia the head. should
takc i, frequently. Children. and persons of
all ages, may take them nj any lime, as they do
no, contain mercury. or any insiedient That re-
quires confinement or rrsric,Iou OF diei.
To Elderly PersOus.-llany healthy aged IN.
diyldua!s. who know ,lse value OF Moitats Lie
Medicines. make it rule 10 inkc them two or
.hree tunes n week. by which they remove the
causes that produce disease, preserve their
health. anu keep oil the infrnilIics olnge.
Headsof Families should always keep guam
lily orlhe Life Mediciscs in the house, Us rem
edy in cases Of sudden illness; for by their
prnmp, administration, Cholera Morbus, Gout
IN the stomach, Cramps. Spasns. Fcvers, and
other niarning complaints. which too often
prove fatal. n,ay be speedily cured or prevented.
Facts for Mothers and NnrseS.--it is fact
By the annual bills Of mortality, lh.t
one half Of the children born are cut oft before
attaining seven years Of age. and tho fruitful
souicc of this mortality is found 10 exist in that
foul state of the stomach and bowels which pro-
duces the generation of Worms. Az The safe
res,orer Of iuiantnc Health, in iitical state,
the Life Medicines have long held distinguish
cd reputation; and for foulneSs OF the stomach
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-30
Ern,.siLs Pinurh Don.

aln. EpiToR.--ifiiie East ludia experiment,
in teIaiion to Ce.ioa. should prove splendid
future. and turn ant to be the greatest hnmbug
of the age, the reasons for curaling our pro-
duciion. though not so cogcni, still addn ~
themselves, with grea, fnYcc. to every planr.r
who desires 10 sae his profession established
upon n solid basIs. We will not stop 10 inquire.
whether the Arguments for or against the pro-
bahiIily oft success prepoEderate: nor do we
regard il q. .maiter Of much Importance TO the
Cotton planters Of this continent. Ia 60 into
abstract specu!aiions, about the capacity Of the
East TO drive Gs ultimately out Of the European
market; our bpsiicas is TO treat the subject us
though the saetsSs Of the experiment were
placed beyond the possibility of doubt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-30
TO MAKE HESS LAY rEnrIruAIrr.

TO MAZE HESS LAY rEnPETuALLT.
Eds. Cuitirator-l never allow cocks
10 run with n,y hens, except when | want
10 raise chickens. Hens will lay eggs per-
petuaAy. ii,rea,ej in the following manner.
Keep no roosters give the heus fresh meat.
chopped Gne like sausage meat, once 4
day. a very small portion. say half an
ounce day to each hen, during winter.
or from the time insects disappear in the
fall, till they appear again iu the spring.
Never allow any egrslo remain in the nest.
for what is called mes! eggs. When the
roos,ers do NOT run with the hens. and nU
nest eggs are left III The nest, The hens will
not cease laying after the production Of
Twelve o, fifteen eggs, rs they always do
when ronsscrs and nesi eggs are allowed;
bn, continue laying perpetual!y. My hens
always lay all wiuicr. aud each from sev-
cmry. five TO one hiindrcd eggs in succession.
There being nothing TO excite tho animal
passions, they hcver attempt TO set. If
ilic above plan were generally followed.
eggs would he just as plenty iu winter as in
summer. The only reason why hens do
not lay In winter as freely as summer, is
the van, of animal foot, which they get
in summer in abundance in the form Of
insects. The reason they stop laying and
go 10 setting. after laying brood Of eggs.
is the continual cxciteuien, of tho animal
passions by the males. have for several
winters reduced my theory to practice. aud
proved its entire correctuess. IL must bo
observed tha, tho presence OF the male is
not necessary for the production of esgs.
as they are formed whether the male DO
present or not. OF course such eggs will
no, produce chickens. When chickens are
waited, the roos,ers mus, OF course run
with tho hens. 3.
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sister States Maintaining 10 We should the e1-
ccllent doctrine oi free trade, ae should en-
courage it, unly Oh lis true principles, those OF
reciprocal burthens aud benefits; otherwise, we
shall continue 10 be heweIs oil wood and draw
ers OF water, to psmpered monied uIIs,ocra.
cy, Instead Of being people, proud Of our in,
sttulions. our fields, our Hooks, our hresides,
and oui aiais, aud nobly aspiring To IN ImpeT-
ishab!c name arnons the uauons vi the earth.
ARATOR.
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Necessity Of Attension.--ln farming. as
in every other business attention and strict
superin,endante BY the principal, arc
essential to success. No matter bow good
tho manager may &c, it is absolutely necss-
sary that his employer should look closo
to his own interest. and SEQ that the labor
on the farm IS conducted with fdelity and
care, for there is no truth more incopuoger.
tible. than that neglec, on his part. fromiss
contagious nature, will beget indifference
on iES psrs Of sboso under him.
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DENTISTRY.
If 6

z PEALER, Surgeon Uertlst, would
81 respectfully inform his friends, and the
public generally, that he is prepared to attend
to all business in his professions, such az Filing
Plugging, Cleansing, and Extracting TEETH
He is also prepared 10 Insert. partial cl full
set,s Of incorruptiblc Teeth, on pivots, or Golt
Plate. on the mos, scicnlifce principles.
Those desirous oi his professional nervices
will be waited on by addressing him al Long
mires p. o., EdsciicId District, s. C.
Ian5 II 80
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Price Of BIooded Cattle in England.--
In looking over q late English paper. wo
uoiced statement Of tie prices ut which
fno herd Of Hereford cattle were sold on
18th October last, aud the price although
lower, as 1t strikes Us, than those thar have
been paid 10 this country for DurhGas.
were nevertheless liberal. The cows vary
ing from, to 10 years old sold q, from 40
10 ESQ stg. aud one Wood Pigeon Of 8
years old for cl50. The bulls sold for
from 20 to c20S.
The average for LOO animals was abou,
dR5i, or S270.
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Rerofssha 90 TIE .goiR

nF this District, negro man who says his
Y name IS Joseph. and ,ha, he belongs TO
John Perrinson. Of hackies Island, S C.. OF
Iich, complexion. large whiskcrs from ear to
ear. ) feet inches high.
The owner is requested to como forward,
prove property pay charges and take him away.
c. II. GOODMAN. J. L. D.
Jan. 5. 1912. N 10
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Air. Ediior.-Eluving Pursuaded my
self thar The practice of boring the horns
and applying spirits Of turpep,inc, &c. in
the disease called horn-ail, which is so very
prevalent in America, is entirely wrong
in principle, aud has the most pernicious
consequences in practice, | deem it not
improper TO recommend, by lhc Means OF
your valuable periodical, n system OF cure
by which, during loug veterinary ,ptac-
,icc, both in France and In Philadelphia,
New York aud Harrisburg, htss been
successful in most cases: while by The
common way nf proceeding no animal is
SGtsd, some either no, having been attack
cd by thar disease, or getting cured by na .
rure itself.
This disease is also called tho "red wa.
ter or blood in Tho back or lons, aud ari-
ses principally from cattle being al grass
during the summer on lots which are very
dry and without shade. and from their be-
Ing exposed 10 excessive heat of the sun
anI to great cold in The winter time; there
nre various other casuses, as moory pas
rurcs, mois, weather, &c. to aIl which
cattle in this rountry are generally exposed;
sour md muuldy hay, The exclusive feed
lug on ccrn.sIaiks, also contributes good
deal to this disorder,
As this disease is Of au inaamma;ory
character, the application Of spirits OF tur-
penrinc and tho like, which produce inilum-
nation, is entirely wrong Boring the
horus is at most curing symptoms and not
the disease. recommend TO every owncr
OF cattle The following mode Of cure. tried
by me good many times with success:
When the animal is observed to be sut.
ferimg from this disorder, bnc or two quarts
OF blood, according 10 The size Of the ami
NAL, are TO be drawn Immediately from q
iieck vein; then two table-spoousiul of;hc
following powder are TO DC given three
;'nres every day, The powder being previ-
ously dissolved in pin, Of lumkewann
waller; this 10 be continued until the ami
NAL rrc0vers;
Glaubcr salts. 9 ounces.
Cream Of tartar. -
Purified salipetre, 9
Powdered root of aithe, Il
Il is necessary bcsides, TO ruo the animaI
frequently during the disease, principally
OF, The back. But if The animal should be
cos'ice, either of tho following clysters Is
10 be given:
Take handful of camohlilc flowers,
two handsiul OF FAX seed; boil them 10 two
quarts OF water, strain them, and add
eieh, ounces OF linseed oil and three table
spoousiul of common salt. This cIyster
is to be applied by means of syringe.
Should these articles no. be at hand,
take one quar, Of wheat bran, pour two
quarts Of boiling water on il, strain. and
add eight onuccs Of fax seed oil and two
ounces Of common salt. This cIys,er is to
DC lukewarm when applied to the rccsuu