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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE,
nn..n. cl Enncu De. a .L.nI.. o..

DeVOt OF fhucy Dfcsa Articles &C.
rIHE underlined have opened Tie ftorc 18Th street
opposite tho Exchange Hotel with tho view OF furnish
ing tho citizens u Richmond and vicinity with first ratio
ARTICLES In tho wayof Ready Made garncnts sc. such AZ
have not heretofore been offered In this market. From
the advantarea oqFefscd In connection with ono OF Inc
share of patronage, which the style and quality Of their
goods cannot fail 10 command
Reference could DC furnished 10 hc many citizens who
have favored mo Establishment ~ BroudWay Ancriof
leave their with as, which will bo forwarded
with despatch, and N insured. samples of tho inato
RAILS most In vogue et tic NOrh will hc kept on hand
from Which SELECTIONS ran bo made BY all who would pre-
fer garments made 10 order.
An extensive assortment Of Garments Tor Spring and
GUNNER wcart arc Offered for Inspection inclufinr Pam
hloons-from French AMI Enflsi Elastic Clasimoros,
GaubToons, Drinas Moriuocs Bomhazinca &c In Va
% this department, with tho object Of Offering an areor
iuen 81 Pans which from their superior Of cut and
hnish, must moot The views ~ those requiring well A.
ING aliele The same may be applied 10 our Voss which
will DO kept ug including Challey, Marsoiea Fks otc
etc. Dress and Frock Goals, from French ami Povish
Cloths, IN various colours Also, Morlnos, Ginalama
linens, etc.
with superior assortment Of Fancy Droe, A,goi,s.
including he latcsi style OF Sk Satn aud Molar scsff
aud Cravas, Crava St0ncrf Soc Ks Fuaprnder si and
Linen Handkerchief Shirts Collars Giovcs UnIcrvcais
end Dfawcre Hoflcry umbfcl1a, Canes, etc. Also,
sfesi variety OF oriental Robes, OF DTcsslns Downs.
DANTALOONs, PANTABOONs, Of Mcnno,
bueish Drilling French Cashmere and Ganhroon,
etc which will be sold onr ususl low prices or cash
Exchange Clothing Store,
iuo Opposite ESchanre Hotel.
(tITLOHIDE or ZtNC-Tho most oncciua and
" safest Causc, Tor the removal Of Cancer Nol me
fsnsero, for making lssu &c ia snd lor sale
IOrucf above lie nanka
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

" W X.
THE virtues Of The Water from the White Sulpbur
Spnngs, w GrconhucT County, In this State arc SO
generally knoTn and appreciated, taf IL deemed unne
cossary ~ enter into detail Of ne peculiar properties and
applicability 20 particular diseases.
u has been satisfactorily asccrained that tho UMetca
properties ~ the Water reside mainly IN H. FoLp Coz
TENra aud as tlese sd contents not deposiied
oWeriofc lost 10y expectation, the transported must
retain AZ much sircrgh az that which Is used fresh Ion
the fountain.
The propricoTF with view of placing NJ once In the
reach Of al those who be disposed To avail themselves
Of IL use, have established agencies IN all tho princpa
ccs and towns ~ The Union, and transport the Water
barrels and half barrels which have Undergone careful
and through preparation, and enabled the
Water 10 consumers In perfect state u preservation
without tho loss or any of hs peculiar medical ropcuies
Numerous comparative trials naIc with the franapoucd
Wator, and tho Water fresh AZ The Spring, 10y intelligent
and 0bqcrvant persons, with view 10 ascertain he
Of this position.
Pamphlets containing analysis of Tho Water, and d.
rcctour for a use furnished grn BY all the AGENTS
For sao in bbis, half bbs and boules
h. AIENin DIVA. A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
wiNsLow ROBINsoN. q.

4 rules taken In Clerks Office OF The fIrcun s
IA perior Court II Law and Chancery, Of Prince hi.
ward County, tie 9TH day Of July 1872:
Thomas PuTkinHsn and Joseph Todd Pltfs
Against
SomcTvilic ~ nac' ~
TIC defendant Mercer NJ Booker, not having entered
H appearance aud given security according an ACT OF
tho General Assembly aud The rules Of ills Court and n
appearing, that he ~ not nhabiaut tits state; ON
lc motion OF tho piinuhy counsel ontcIc ed At rules
Icsai and accordingly ordered that the de niant
noIcer ~ Hooker ID appear here the lrst day of
H'Wemhcr Term next, and the pantiTsi bi AMI
tli COPY Of This order be forthwith inserted in some
uhe ~ TIC public newspapers printed IN City Rich.
n"hd Tor two months s7vey aud also All tha
H"nt door Of the Courthouse Of this county.
Acopy. Terc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
h woRsIAM. &C.

NIttGINIA;-Ai Rules held IN tho ClcTka onico Of
tie Circuit Superior Court Of Law and ChanceTy of
the ith day of July, 1912:
John X. Richards, Alexander TuTnbun aud RoyEton
heus trustees and AssEncca under Deed Trust
Instrument executed 70 thcm by the fald Royston Beta
nIhchar g. hatiack partners In trade under the firm
Of Belts q Mattaek, Complainant-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
ie 22-w9w a copy re''c' w MILLER c G.
IL CnANcERY-i0 Hanover county count, June aiiT

Iisi5: ." ''''O''' county COURT June kun
lu1cn Price, administrator with the will annexed Of
LhNtbcth Duke, deco, Pin.
Against
William VI Duke, Eliza L West, Sarah Jane IIaskins,
James Addison and Ann his wife, Henry Duke Martha
Hebeeea Taylor, Edwin Duke and Joseph winsfed,
~, - Defendants.
having entered ihe appearance and given security
corning To the act Assembly and the rules OF this Court,
ana appearing by satisfactory eviScncc they
not Inhabitants OF this Commonwealth On tic motion
~ the plaintiff II Is ordered, that the said Defendants
WIN vi Duke and Edwin Duke do appear here the first
day OF August Cout next, and the pantn1s BILL
and tina; cory Of this order be forthwith inserted In
some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond, for
Two months sucecssivcy, and that COPY be pos
ed at the font door OF the Courthouse of his county
A copy. Teste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

VtnGtNiA:-At Rules holden ia the CIcrk's ono
OF ur circuit Supirior Court Of Law and Cbancery
Thomas 4 Morgan, - ''' oT,r
AGAINST '"'
Elisha Collins, James IIan,leit executor fNyuI,, yy
decd, and Andrew bailey, ir. necs ''''
INC nc defendant, Elisha Collins, not having entered
and given security according 10 the aci of
assembly aud the rules Of this court and h appearnr b.
satisfactory evidence, that he Is not an inhal,anf IN hs
eommonweai: II Is ordered that the said efen,Iant ~,
appear before the Judge Of the said Court AT The ConT
mouse on nc SAID County on the first day Of next term
AMI that copy Of this order be IN some newsn
per punished IN tie city fRichmoni Town OF Lyneh.
burg Tor two months ceasyey aud posted AZ the from
door OF the Courthouse OF The said County.
COPY Tostc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06


VRoiNiA- n ctsaesry Alta Court held for LOulss
SsnSss cshso p.,s JoheS JssSus Ieossn and SpJ J
soe SeheI Jr The last In hs own rsh aud as .rss,es tor
Block and Frances his WIFE liza, Isaac and Fran.
Thl. day came the plaintiffs by their attorney, and asd
wife, aud Hays Isaacs, having entered their appear
and given security according LAW aud the rules Of
that ,hey sIe no, inhabitants Slate: motion q
ss s by = e 4. that IN ne i.s
saes, do appear before the juieo ofour County CO1,i
In August next, answerthe hill ofthe plaintiff; that
copy OF this order be orihwih inserted In rome
eessisey and psies the door of,hc Courthouse Of
this county on some court day.
ie7-wswe joiiS HUNTER. G. 10
ViR4iNA-ia cAaaeery.- Rules held In the CLERKS
ssssS for kiSE Queen county, ihe DAY Of june
iIenry Eabant, rnG
Rieleson Enbant. James ESGsnl, Thaass Jas.ss and
MARIA Ids wife. Richard whayne aud Rachael Its wife,
infant, ~ Ge9ge Caron her guardian al iieni. sai
Tho defendant, Humphrey q. wslsns, MT havins en-
anu s sI ,s s ssssuy sesosdss to tho
ing, by satisfactory evicrcc, thai Is not an nhabsn
% tlis country s ordered That the said defendant
Rules 70 be held Tor said and b ofihe
hni and mat copy o,iaa o[dc, be forthwith Inserted
two months snceessiyoy. posted the lron dor OF
tho Courthouse OF this county.
Acopy. fcsic,
le w9w ROBERT POLLARD, ". q. q.
| GhANCERf- vmoiSiA AT Rules held in the Cierks
office OF the Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry TOT too chland county on the 9th day OF June 1872
John Morris, PLAINTIFF
against
Nelson shelton, George w Harris, James Moore, VIM
Lewis, John CCaTter. Mrs Ann Harris, John Trayilan
jamcs ferguen, and Charles Pope, his own Ishi,
and as executor Of inNinia fopo. decd, Derts.
The plainn filed his bill aud the defendant Nelson r
shelton, not having entered his appearance given Sc.
cry according to the act OF Assembly sud the Rules
ts tour and satisfactorily appearing that he an
inhabian Of this Commonwealth, II Is ordered that the
said defendant, Nelson shelton, 10 appear before the
JUICE OF our said Court, at The conuhouse, the ADD,
'ay Of September and plaintiffs bin aud
that cory OF this order be forthwith Inserted in some
newspaper published In the city OF Rchnondfor months
and be posted the trout OF court.
house Of ua county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

In the United Court the Eastern District Nr
ginia, July l2fh. 1872:
II w HowLsrr, Of the ely OF Richmond, having
l. filed petition PRAYING that he may be declared bank
rupi ordered that all persons claiming TO be ereors
of the said T. W. Hewlett. show the Court the
Sh day Of september why the said w Hewlett be
not dccareda bankrupt 10 the act OF Congress in
that behs ami that copy of this order be published in
the newspapers according the 22d an gath rules of
A Copy. Tes,e
iu - WOW JOSEPH F BATTIEY, nc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
WHITE sUIPHUH WATER.

I'VE have just received lot Of LADIES' ColoTc ppsT-
w which, very handsome and ofthe very latest fash
ION. JUDAH MYERS a 60,
ie2 Fashionable aud Chcap shoe Dealers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
LA. ". LELANn.rc-

hT1InhT
John Hondrco, William Wren, Sergeant Of the city Of
Nlehu3nd and az such administrator of william Hen.
ms uc1d' biah Brown, Geo Hcndrec Hamilton Potts
Lee Bouwsro late shorinof Tho county ofKng a Queen
sn1 as such administrator Of William smith, derfd All.
bcm w Smith, Sarah Ann Smith, William m sfn,,b J,bn
~ y, slu noncf u Scott deffs.
uo bccnano John llcndfcc and John Myers brna dead
snd NC Defendants Elijah Brown and Hamilton Poffs not
u..,Io we Iouf, ~ Tho motion ~ the defendants
alnctl w Smith, hafa Ann smlih aud William " smith,
VIC c0fi doth order that, unless tho surviving
psns mature this cause for trial stthe neu term copy
o oIicf having been executed such % them a. re-
tho WHtln THIS Commonwealth and published for four
Neks casvey IN some Of tho newspapers print
e. " TIC city Of Richmond ninety days previous thereto,
the bill of the plaintiffs stand dismissed AZ tho Of tho
surviving plaintiffs, anaci % thsday.
Copy--Tostc, - -
iu26 wiw WIN SANDS, &C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

In the United States Court for the Eastern Distinct
ginia, 18th July, 1912:
EDWIN FARRAR, OF the city Of Richmond, having
IL filed petition praying thai he may be declared
Bankrupt II is ordered that all persons claiming 10 be
creditors Of the said Edwin Farrar show cause 10 the
Court the l2h day cfSeptcmer why the said Ed.
win farrar be not declared Bankrupt pursuant TO the
act Of Congress in that behalf and thai copy Of this
der be published in the newspapers according the 22i
aud 9th Rules of Court
copy. Tesie.
In 70 w5w HENRY CIBSON elk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

lathe unRei States Count cor the Eastern District OF vr
gtna, August an. 1872.
DAVID J. woODFiN, OF the county Of Buehinah ham,
having ned petition praying that he may be declared
bankrupt II Is ordered that all persons claiming 10 be
CREDITORS VI the said David J. Wood6n. show the
court the l,ih DAY Of september neat why the said pa
yid Moodfn be deesrcda bankrupt. pursuant the
act OF Congress that bcha and that copy this cner
be pubshed la the ncwspapers according 10 the I'D and
2llh rules Of court
Aeopy. roaie. >, 90,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

\VoulD call the attention Of country aud city MGR.
w chants 10 his extensive assortment Of Printed and
Common EartheTnwaIc Just received from tho manuiac
tories aud will offered very low piees for cash.
puucua customers. am opening the following styles
OF Dining Ware:
Hue and brown vase Dining Sets
White Granite 10
COIinthian do
Bourbon Spfig 10
Bluc Neptune 10
White Pore claim China do
TEA WARE.
Bourbon sprig China Tea setts
Blue Rsised figure do, -, 81 snd q pieces
Plain Gold and White do, 81 aud 90 pieces
nruad Gold Rand do - i6 and 81 pieces
Landscape Pattern do, 81 pieces, a new article
Rich Dove color aud Gilt 10, &C. e. and ipieces, "a
most beautiful article ever offered Ia this city.
In addition the above, keep constantly ON hand mo
beautiful assoTtmentuf
Rich Cut and Plain Astral Lamps
DO do Mante Lamps
Candclabras, I, Q and lights, with rich drops
Entry and Hall Lamps Of every style
Looking Glasses, comprising Pier, Naniel and Toilette
Loogng Glasses. Also large assortment small Glasses,
from l50 10 So PEE Dozen have large stock common
Cups and SaueeIS Bowls, Plates, &c. which will be offer
ed AT unusually low prices.
Those wishing make purchases invited call aud
examine my stock. CHARLES SrEBBlNS,
aEs Opposite Swan Tavern, Shockoe Hill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

In the United states Court for the Eastern District OF
Virginia, July 10th, 1872:
DANIEL II. BURGE, OF the county Of SUSSEX having
II filed petition Pray that he may lie occlareda bank
rupt tits ordered that all persons claiming he
OF The said Daniel II BuTge show to the
the 18th day OF September next, why the said Daniel H.
Burgc be not declared bankrupt pursuant the act
OF Congress in that behalf and thai copy this order be
published in the newspapers according the M and 9th
rules OF court.
in 20 WV HENRY CInSON Ctk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

In the United states CouT, for the Eastern District W.
ginia, July Is, 1872
BEVERLY HETH OF the county OF Powhaan, having
IL filed petition praying that he be declared bank
rgpt u IL ordered that al persons claiming be credit.
ors Of the said Beverly eth show TO the
The lh Day OF september next, why the said Beverly
Heth be not declared bankrupt pursuant the act OF
Congress In that behalf AMI that copy Of this order be
published in the ne srapers, according 70 The l and 2i
rules Of Court.
ACopy-TesIe.
in lq-NrSr - HENRY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06


Royston Belts IN his right, and Catharne his wife
tharlcH Beta ROystun Bets. Infants Of the said
bcus and Caharnc his wifel John Bette, Thomas W.
BcE, and John ~ Bette and Thomas =. Sydnor, admins.
traitor With the will anncx rd OF Royson Bcti deed sam
al Downing and Samuel Downing, aud Warner Eubank
bank. Uc0a-fu TIoUrers
The defendants, Royson Belts Catha rlne his ys(c
CHARLES Bets and Royson Bets having entered their
appearance and given security according TO the as.
scmby and the rules Oths Court and appearing by eas
factory evidence that they inhabitants Of this Com.
monwcahm 10 ordered That the said Defendants appear
mere on The first day or the October Term OF this
Cpuri, and answer the compliments bin and that copy
olths order be forthwith inserted, for two months sue.
ccssivciy In The Richmond Whr and poefcd the rom
door OF the Court House of this county
Copy TcGtc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

In the United Court oT the Eastern District OF Viz.
cinia 10th July, lSi2
MN. A FkAfsER, Of the county OF Cumberland,
w having fled petition praying that he may he de
eareda bankrupt: II is ordered that all persons claiming
be creditors Of The said William A Frayser show
the Court the h day Of September why the said
William Frayser he not declared Bankrupt, pursuant
TO the act OF Congress In that behalf; aud that copy
22d and 2iih rules Of Court.
in Is w5w HENRY GIBSON elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
jas wow 'O" wM S" s. WINSTON. pcuc
Is HA n, ENY-In HeaTcO County Co1T, July
n.via
in l2 Wv LoFTiN N ELLETT. c nc.

A RULES taken in the Clerks once OF the Circuit sn.
peri9r Court law and Chanccry OF Prince Edward
county, the 18th day Of July. 1912:
Charles woodson, dec eased, PM "
Against
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

(uTLOHIDE OF ZfNC-Tho most encciual and
" safest Caustc, Tor the removal Of Cancer, Nol
BOLTON a HARRISON,
je9 Corner abVye lhe Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

Tho Oldest man OF France is NJ Noel de Quer-
sonnieres, who was formerly eommsssry Of the
army, now living in Paris, though BON Of Val n
ciennes in l725. lie is not subject 10 any infrmity
takes four meals day, shaves himself, reads and
writes without speetacles, sings very agreoably and
sleeps soundly. lie writes very good poetry, and
with anecdotes. At the age Of ninety he married a
young Englsh girl, aged only sixteen, who died in
giving birth 70 a son. lie states that his grand>
mother died Of tho age Of one hundred and twenty.
FIVE, and would have lived longer but for severe sll
When converting gaily 10 will frequently invite.
his friends to his funeral in the mex, century.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
LOAF PowDEHED AND CLARIFIED

DINING WARE am now opening additions
- supplies Of Dining Sets, comprising
While Granite Dinner Sets
Blue Vase do do
Blue Oriental DO do
Blne American Views DO do. an entire new psttorn
AMI much adnired-for sale low, for cash
CHARLES STEBHINa
! ftorL 20 m ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
In the United States Court for tho EAs'ern District OF vr
einia, 26th July, 1919:
In the matter Of Bankruptcy Of

In the United states Court Tor the Eastern District Of Nr
guia, July nth, 1872
A LEXANDER FAuLCoNER, OF the county Of Am
n hers having fled petition praying that he may be
declared bankrupt: II Is ordered that all persons claim
ing be creditors Of the said Alexander Fauconcr
show the court the l2fh day OF September
next, why the said Alexander Faulconer be not de-
clared bankrupt TO the cf Congress in that
behalf and that copy of this order be published In the
newspapers according TO the 29d and 2ith rules
au4-w5w HENRY GIBSON, Crk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

In the United States Court The Eastern District VI NiT.
ginia, 10th July, 1872
nANIEL III. BuRGE, OF the county Of Sussex having
~ 6led petition praying thai lie may be declared a
bankrupt u Is ordered that all persons claiming TO be
creditors ofthe said Daniel H. Burgc show the
Court on the lhh day OF September nent, why the gad
Daniel II. Burge be declared bankrupt pursuant
the act Congress in that behalf and that copy of this
order be published in the newspapers according to the Pad
and 2ith rules OF Court.
copy-TeSe, ..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

WIN frioei John Z Ingram and Mary his wife, John
rioe, hlenaiu free, anil Charles Price, Dens.
inc defendant John Price, having entered his an.
and given security according to the Gen.
raj Assembly AID the rules Of this Court aud appearing
thai he not an inhabiaDt Of this State On motion ofths
painuu by counsel II u entered rules aforesaid ami
accordingly ordered that the said defendant John Pile
90 appear mere on the first day Of September Term nes
ihe pantiis bl andihai copy Of this order
De loTihwtih Inserted In public negspancY
printed IN the city Of Richmond for two months sueces
svey and also posted the Of the Courhousa
ofthis county A copy. Teste
ia - wqw n i NORsu,u ~ ~
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-03-17
VHTT0ARY.

Departed this life at tho residence of her son
in'iaw, Mr.. Benjamin Campbell, Of Bath Coun-
~, on the 29th Of February, Mrs. IsAyELLA STA.
WIN. IN the 7eth year Of her age.
Mrs. 5. had been for many years follower or
the Saviour Of lost man, and by her conduct pro-
we'd the reality Of the Christian religion. She
cherished not the principles of secsasfan exclu-
siveness or narrow-minded bigotry. Her charity
embraced the whole household uf faith, whether
OF Paul or Apolios. She was humble and unob-
rrslve in her department, yet her mind was sto-
red with valuable information which rendered her
conversation at once agreeable and instructive
She loved to scan tire sacred rsge, and being
blessed with retentive menoty, could recite
with remarkable accuracy the vsrious transact
lions recorded IN holy writ. For many months
she had been waiting in anxious expectation for
her hnaI dissolution, and when the summons came
fame of holy Joy enksndled in her countenance,
and then she quietly sunk into the arms Of her
Redeenrer,
Tho writer Of this humble tribute is actuated
by no desire for extravagant eulogy, bus has mere-
ly stated the simple, unadorned truth concerning
one whose peaceful exit should stimulate others
10 60 and do likewise.
Let me die the death Of the righteous, and le,
my last end be like his. "-CDM.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-03-17

Deafk IF COL JAMES TALLmAK, late Clerk Of
the Superior and County Courts Of Peeahontas.
Al Court held for tho County of Pocahontas,
on the LIST day Of March, 1912, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were or,ieted 10 be spread
upon the order book Of said Court:
Iphereas, Col. JAMES ToLLMAN. late Clerk of
this Court, hath departed this life since the last
term. and the members Of the Court and Bar how
present, being DESTROYS Of expressing their deep
sense OF the loss sustained by the community, in
this early removal Of one who gave such promise
Of future usefulness,
1. Resoited, That in the death Of Col. Tallman,
society has lost valuable and most exemplary
memberships Court an efficient and upright Off.
cer-aud his surviving parent, dut;!ul and an
affectionate son.
2. Resofped, That the Court and Bar sincerely
condole with the mother of their deceased officer
and friend, in her truly affecting and irreparabe
bereavement, and as an evidence of their sorrow
and respect for the memory of the deceased, they
will wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days.
Upon the motion Of William Fl. Terrill, the
Attorney for the Commonwealth in this Court-it
is ordered, that the foregoing preamble and reso-
utions be entered on the order book, and that she
Clerk forward copy thereof to the Editor of the
Staunton Spectator for publication, and that he
also transmit copy to the mother of the dcceas-
ed.
Copy--Tes,e.
WM. SkEEN, Clerk
Pm fexuDDre
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-03-17
Trustees Sale.

Ply virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me
- by John II. Peters, bearing date The 9th day
of August, 1871, and duly recorded in the County
Court Office of Augusta, will proceed to sell;
for cash, to the highest bidder, on the 5h day of
March next, at the residence of said Peters, in the
town OF Greenvil!e, the following property, viz
The lease which said Peters holds in Black
smith Shop. in the town of Greenville, from Bal
lard Smith, Esq, two horse Wagon nearly fin
shed, with iron TO complete it-a Cow and Hell
fer, one Loom and Gear, six head Of Hogs, one
set of Blacksmith Tools, three Beds, Bedsteads,
and Bedding, one Bureau, one "a hour Clock,
six Chairs, all his Cupboard Furnatute, one pair
of Andirons, two Smoothing Irons; three Ovens
and Lids, one pair Shovel and longs. five hun
bred bushels of Coal, all the Corn and Potatoes
then growing on the Lot where said Peters lives,
one Saddle, Bride; and Marsingal, one Shot Gun;
one large Bible, and twelve other Books, with
all the other property of said Peters held at the
date of said deed.
Acting as Trustee, shall convey such title on:
iy az is vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
w. s. JACKSON, Trustee.
Feb. II, 1912.