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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13

lido hereby certify that was afflicted several years with
n violent sick headache which attacked me as oden as
ah-ut once a week causing me 10 vomit large quantities OF
bile and TO remain so sick for a DAY at a time, that I could
scarcely set up, and the pain being eNcruciatins over one
"r both eyes so that my health was materially inpaiIed:-l
Procured a bottle OF "Smith's BitteTs, or Renovation OF
Health" by using which I was entirely relieved, and have
ndg remained In good health Tor several months. I used
only one bottle and have been so much benefited, that l
can confidently recommend II 10 those afflicted similarly.
! was Induced 10 Try this remedy from the
ton OF 4 respectable LADY, Of my acquaintance, who had
been similarly afflicted and who says that she Is confident
that from the violence OF her case she could not have been
alive now u she had not used the remedy refcrrcdto, which
entirely relieved her. II is not unpleasant to take, And
carries OIL the bile gently by the bowels In my opinion
i is n valuable remedy. Given under my hand this Ian
July, 1872. A. WRIGHT.
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ELLIS { EI.LETT, Agents.

To all tshota IL may concern Having been in a low
state OF health for several years from the Dyspepsia. bill
ious complaints and debility which followed n long attack
IL fever which I had had and being onen troubled with n
sour stomach and n sick headache with n feeling OF wcari.
moss, lanruor, and depression OF spirits, and having frc-
qGcDty taken Calomel and various other remedies with
very slight benefit, ] was by a friend 10 try
"Suith's Bhtcts OF Renovator OF Health" sold 10y Mcssrs.
Ellis a Elicit; whehl commenced using them they caused
a slight sickness Of the stomach, but determined TO per-
severe, thinking that ! could not be worstcd, and 90 my
great satisfaction I soon found great and manifest relief
The medicine carried or The bile, and strengthened me
very quickly and entirely restored my health. In my
opinion the remedy is one OF great value, which ! freely
ard strongly ~rccommend A. MORRIS.
July, 1872.
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Samuel Nichols and Laylula his wife, aud other

UinoINfA.-A Rulss held la the Clerks once Of
v inc superior Court ofChancery for the Richmond Cit
eut. the h,si da.o August, iSsS
Robert smith, Phi
against
samaelc Nichols and Lavlula his wife. aud other
pena.
Tho defendants above narnei not having entered their
aPpc,iahc. anu given security according to tho act of A.
satisfactory evidence. that they are not inhabitants OF this
Commonwealth: u Is ordered, That thar the saIt defend
ania do appear al the Rules 10 be he'll on the nrsi Monday
~ November next, aud answer the bll % 1.-THE plaintiff ami
that a copy OF this order be iorthwilh insertei in some
newspaper pubhshedinthe Guy OF Richmonj. Tor 2 mouths
sueeesayely, and poSed atthe front door OF the Capitol
In the said city. A copy-TeSie.
auo-w9w wN.G AND q a..
VlHGlNIA-At Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
~ Ch.neety. for the County Of lcnreo and City OF
hichmond, On the Chaneery aide, held At the Capitol, la
me said .iir on Friday, November l2h, lsii:
deceased, plaintiff. -
Against
Carter beverley, Trustee Of Lucy Burweil. Collin aud
James Ross Carter Beverley, VIM 4 TAYLOR, executors
OF John Taylor, deed, and byrd Beverley, pens.
ms cause came on ths day, To- be again heard on the
papers formerly read, and the report OF Commissioner
hakcI, madc pursuant Ia tho order of 18th day OF FebTu
ary. ono thousand eight hundgcl Lni thlIty -a5ur. and was
sustaining the oSeepi ton 81 tho plaintiff TO the icpos iilon of
the defendant OF Carter Beverley. 10th rccommi Inc satj
report to one II the Commissioners OF This Court, with
Instructions TO ascertain, II praeteable, when Muniord
the assignment from the defendant, Carter Beverley, TO
the defendants, Collin and James Ross. Of the bond in
CONTROVERSY la this snit, and the state OF the accounts be.
tween said MuniOrd Beverley and Carter Beverley at that
time, aud report the same 10 tho Court, with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent 10y himtclf. or which
may be required 10y the parties TO be 80 stated
A COPY. Tcste.
wM G. SANDS, c. 4.
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PREMIUM PLOUGms.

WI have on hand the best afeoumcn of Arrieuf
w urdt Impieusnfs ever before offered by us. and AZ
prices for such Implements, as 90 guarantee sales Our
floughr arc from some Of the most approved factories in
tic United states, aud have lad awarded Them more
PREMIUMS
tlan any other Plough with which We arc acuuainfcd:-
having sold IN the last 10 or ~ months about Cue Thou
used theml, wo think we hazard nothing 10 recommending
them ~ TIC confidence Of our planters. We would here
remark that our
PATENT PLOUGH
has received . Premiums, ~ a late exhibition In Magsl
chuseitsi and that too when the then best piOugh was
Weltwo refer 90 Pf0uiy a he1rs) Atour late Fair here
" isdue 10 tic manufacturers a. say, that though there
wcfesoveral exhibited. we had none on the ground. These
fi2ughs have never failed 10 receive the Premium when
Besides te advantage over Prou'y & Moars, PLOUGH.
shove Enumerated, 10 rW iasf bHger, and 10 better ser.
vice. OF This fact We arc satisfied, Having sold me same
Plough Ourselves The following b. a pau Vi our rfock
ono horse patent premium Plough. ~
I've do DO 81, varying ffom To- ~ %
Ihfce and Tour do do do lilo 10 III
One horse side BIN DO ...........G CO
Two DO DO IN M
Three DO do an
One horse, common Plough, from..........2 5Oto 3 on
n-o 90 do'sss..s"s.s"...f % TO . "
Mslcf furfoW ftoughss.. 10 10 6 nj
| .uiN""Is ss.ss.ss r....3 % 20 9 q
$1,000 rioukhss =
,etu rnehefS a great variety. "........... 10 70 I8 %
80. Ivy - u
ni.mgether with a good assortment Of Garden Tools. a..
Machine. WV WHO" ihioHnhi
Cal and examine our stock.
nan GRBTTER 4 PEAKR,
5dD0rs below The Nell
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MEssRs. f. CHASE q Co-Gents.-Hearing much
IVA sail about the extraordinary effects n. the Rcsuri &C.
ton or Persian Pills upon those about 10 become mothers,
WeNere indncedto make a trial ofthcm. Ny wife was At thai
tune the mother OIL children, and had suffered the most tc.
dious ani e1cruciaiing pains during and after her confne-
iment Of each. She haitried every means and taken much
medicine, but found hule or no relief She commenced IA.
King the Persian Pills about 3 months before her confne-
tncni, Cher health being very poor about this length OF time
preNiousl and soon amer was euableiby their use to attend
20 the cares of a mother to her family until her confne.
inent. ~ tie time she commenced taking the Persian
rms and Tor several weeks previous. she was afflicted with
IA dry, hard cough, and frequent severe cramps, which the
use OF the Pills entirely removed before using half a box
II IS with great confidence that we advise allthose about
70 become mothers, TO make use Of the Persian Pills. All
thosc that have taken them ia our ncghborhoOd have got
along In the same easy manner, and are about the house
'n a'ew days, There does not appear TO be half the dau-
ger OF other difficulties setting In amer confinement where
these Pills are taken. We uHitedly say, let none neglect
taking ihemi for they are IN the reach ofthe poor as well
asthe rich, We are truly ihankfuIth that there Is a remedy
which females can easily procure, which bids fair - les.
.enthe world OF suffering, which many % them have to
tear, aud perhaps save the liVes Of thousands which other.
wise would be lost. =. ROBERTS
A. U. ROBERTS
Rochester, May ith, 1893.
For sale by A G.. STEVENS
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MEDICAL WORKS,
Received by

SMITH, DRlNkER = NORRIS.
THE principle and practice Of Modern surgery, 10y II
Il Druitt, from the second London ,diuon, illustrated with
nifty wood ELgravings, with Notes and Comments. by ] u
Fiat, u VI : :, Lecturer on therapeutic and operative Sur.
gerry In the Louisville Medical Institute
Diseases II ne Uterus. a series Of Clinical Lectures dc.
hvere1 ut the Hospital Ia Petie, by VI Iisfranc, aud EDITED
by II Panty. NJ u, translated from the French, by 6 II
Lodge, NJ ID, member Of the Massachusetts MedicaIsoeie
~.
LECTURES on Morbid Anatomy Mature and treatment
OF Acute and Chronic Diseases, 10y John Ara strong, VI ID,
edited by J RiK, with an account OF the life aud writings OF
DR. Armstrong, by J Bul, NJ ID
FfTSf Principle 0 Medicine, by A Billing, NJ u A NJ, first
American, from fourth London edition, revised and improv.
cd.
Rose or Consumption, de-Consumptlon durable, a
practical Treatise 10 prove Consumption a manageable dis.
ibis country. by J ; Rose. VI ID. tuN
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CERTIFICATE

] ceriy that ! have, by way OF experiment, used the
nygean' and most Of the various kinds Of Pills, in thy prac.
nee, which have borne the highest Tcputc In the public SC.
umation, that have been offered for sale in this iciniiy for
TIE last five years, including those called the Resurrcc.
lion or Persian Pills; and the public may rest assured that
none among the whole catalogue has answered. a better
pmposc as an easy and ehec.ual remedy, than the Rcsur.
Tecton or Persian Pills, In most cases or disease.
CHARLES ". ID.
Rochester, n. Y, Sept q, 1889.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13

In the United States Court for the Eastern District OF
Virginia, August l7ih, ISL.
WnLIAM D noBsoN, or the county Of Cumberland
w having MED 4 petition praying thai he may De de.
elared a bankrupt. his ordered, that ali persons claiming
To be creditors Of the said William b Iobson show cause
TO the Court, on the Hui day Of september next, why the
said William Il llobsOn tie not declared a Bankrupt, pur
suant TO the act Of Congress nthat eAzlf; and that a copy
OF this oIder be published IN the newspapers, according
TO the I'D dS4h rules Of court.
AcOpy. Tese,
au 10 w5w GIBSON, Clerk.
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lido hereby certify that I have used "Smith's Diuers, OF
Rcnovaor Of Health" for four years rast on myself and
family, and recommended II 10 a number OF others, and
Ia no one case has II hncdto give relief when II was gro.
perry adherdt to. | used u in disease Of the stomach, sick
headache, bilious levers, d%isoidered bowels. aud in every
case the patient found relief, would therefore commend
II To all who may be diseased to try it; II is a pleasant bitter
and acts gently on the bowels. WIN. WATTS.
JULY 2d, lSi2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13

n Y.-In Henrico County Cour, sept.m.
Il Der 9th, 1911: Joseph Bernard and Catharinc his wife.

hEatnsft
sarah Price. Charles Hudson and Mary his wife. Judifh
IicIori, PdtIick Hurt aud Louisa his wife, and CHARLIE
=. Hudson administrator Of VIM. u. Price. decid ami
Join' judith, Nara, Louisa, Virginia, and VIM. n Annie.
tead' and Alexander, Mary CathaTine, and Ann Elizl Neal
the last eisht OF whom are Infants, under the age oftNenty.
one years, by Loitin N. Elicit, their guardian al Item. 40.
signed by The CouIt to defend them in uhs suit.
Loitn N. Elicit Is by tile Court assigned guardian al
Item TO the infant defendants John, Judith, Maria, Louisa
virginia, and WIN. u. Aumistcad, and Alexander. MARY ia.
thartne, and Ann Eliza Neal, TO defend them In this suit.
and THIS cause came on this day by consent OF the adult
parties, by their counsel, and ofihc infants, by consent 81
and exhibits, and was argued by counsel; on consideration
whereof The Court Goth adIudgc, order, and decree. thai
as soon as the complainant Joseph Bernard shall conpIefo
his payment for The land In iho bill mentioned, by paving
70 charles Z. Hudson, administrator Of WIN. II. Price.
decd the balance due upon the contract between said
the plalnua Joseph Bernard, that the said Hudson, who is
specially appointed a Commissioner for the purpoae. ia
convey the tract fland in the bill mentioned, by a suf m eienf
conveyance, with special WARRANTY To tho complainant
Joseph Bernard, aud that the said Commissioner do seiI bv
public suction, TO the highest bidder, for cash, upon tho
OF sale, the lot In the city Of Richmond. in the bill men.
TONED anu make report, &C and the Court doth further
alludgci order and decree, that the defendant Charles &.
Hudson admlnistfetoT Of VIM. %. Price, decd, do render
before one Of the Commissioners Of this Court, an account
Of his administration Of Ills inicsiatcs estate. which accounf
the said Commissoncr Is directed to state, sc, distinguish.
ing real from personal assets, and pporioning the balance
Of real nud personal assets IN the hands Of the eaid admin.
istraior, and Of The said Hudson, as Commissioner, among
TIC heirs Of w. VI. Price, according TO ucir Tespcetiye
rghtsj aud make report &C and six months arc allowed
the Infants ahcr they attain their age Of twenty one years.
TO sho~ cause II any they can, against this decree.
a Copy Tesie,
LOFT1N N. Elicit, G. n. e..
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WORTHAM, M'GHUDER a CO.
OFFER For S3IE

Esh - W.
OFFER FOR sale
i ~ Clarified Sugars
9boxes Single, Double aud Treble Loaf Sugar
2ohhds Poito Rico and Trinidad Molas,es
100 bbls New Orleans DO
l9bass Old Java Coffee
g5 do Laguayra DO
100 do Rio do
65g sides sole Leather, good and damaged
COO lbs Shoe Thread
- boxes Gunpowder and Black Tea
l5uerces Fresh Rice
Is bags Pepper anu Pimento
Londsn Mustard iG pound and half pound bottle
600 sacks Blown Salt, factory filed
- do Ground Alum do
Is kegs Refined SaltpeiIe
2VNuercesT honas'on Lime
Is barrels superior Cider Vinegar
20 boxes l0Al2 Glass
40 no sIl0 do
10 bags Ginger
2hhds Lamp Oh
3easks Malaga and Sicily Madeira Wine
3Jboxes Sperm Candles
- DO Juid's Patent Sperm 10
. DO Hun & Woodruff Tallow Candles
l0bbls Clipped and Family Roc Henings
t0boxes bunch Rasins
lceroon Indigo
70 boxes simmons Axes
go kegs puPont's Sporting and Blasting Powder
Bags Shot
Cotton and Hemp Plough LInes
Bed Cords, Birthstone
Nutmegs, Mace and Cloves
Wrapping and Letter Paper
Is bushels Herds Grass Seed
Clover secd
Orchard Grass 10
lt0 tons Tredegar, Country and Swe1es Iron, com
pTising an assortment Of nearly all sizes,
nat, round and square
s IONS American, swedes and Russia BIiserei
Half Ton English BIs,erei steel
/ ton spring 10
Sheet Iron, Boiler Plates
Band and Hoop Iron, from TO iinehes wide
ton Plough Plates
? 30 Nail Rods. assorted sizes an 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13

VIRGINIA
CT O T. IL TORE,
Nearly opposite The Bell TaUeTn.
I'VE suhacrbers respectfully inform their friends and
IL the public, that they have now on hand, and intend
Keeping, a large and extensive assortment NJ ready. made
FASEIONA BILE CLOTHING,
OF the best materials arj workmanship; Consisting in part,
Of Tho following articles:
Blue, black, green, and other shades ofDress and FroeE
Coats
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Frock Coats
Oyer-toaist n beaver, pilot cloth, &c; different colours
Watcr-repclant cloth Hunting Coats
sauncu Coatsanl Pannloons, assorted
Blue. bla-k, and fancy Cashmere PantaiOons
Black aud figured silk Velvet Vests
Cloth and Valencia do
Satin and Dombszire do
Plain aud figured six do
Cashmere aud MeTinO do
Gentemcn's Cloth and Camlot Closks
lanes do
Iamb'swool and Morino shirts and Drawers
FLANNEL and Cotton do do
IRISH linen siits
Plain and plated muslin 10
Tenants celebrated Stocks
Euspnudcrs, Hdkfs, CTayais, Collars, Bhama. 60.
NECRO CLOTnHNG, So. SC.
AT ~ which They will sell, Wholesale and retail. on A
accommodating terms az articles Of The same description
can be purchased in sny Of tho Northern cities.
Country Merchants and 1tlcrs, will find 10 uelradvau
taEe 10 give them a call az they are determined 10 soi a
ueiOwegt possible prices.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13

IN DRY GOODS.
GREAT bargains Ia Summer Dry Goods can be found
at the store Of the subscriber. Wishing TO reduce hs
present stock, the following goods, with many others in his
line, Will be sold al uncommonly low prices:
Cahcos, Lawns andFrcneh Canibrcs
Muslns, MOusln dc LANES, Ginghams
Black and Cord silks, hgfd and plain
Furniture ChintZ. Cambria Dmiy
striped ant Checked CambTics, plain AMI fsid
SwissM usins, Jark0ucttsa aud Null Muslins
Thread and Bobbinci Iaccs
Muslin and Cambria Edgings and InseTtings
Black and CORD Italian Grapes
Bonneis and Bonnet Ribbons
Bleaehed aud Brown Cotton shirings and sheeungs
Cotton and WoI stcd Fringe
with n good assortment Of Goods suited for Genilemen's
summer wear. All OF which will 30 sold chcap for cash,
at ] u
ieJ Cheap Cash Dry Goods StoIc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE J

Richmond, ia August, 1914.
INC pariies concerned are hereby notified 10 attend a
my Office, in the city Of Richmond, on Thursday The 2ol,
oiScptem9er next, by iooeiock, a. NJ. With their accounts
dulles required by the foregoing order Of Court.
au " la"t(25 JOHN SHORE. Comm'r.
NlRGINlA-AtR Rules heldin tho Clerks once Of tho
culi, the LIST day ofAugust, 1912:
William d Wren, administrator or Robert Douihif,
deeessSa Pm
WIN Rumn and Mary =. his wife, Waller NJ Shelton. WIN
II Shelton, Wilson N Price, and other Deas.
The defendants above named. net having entered their
assembly aud the rules Of his court, and Il appearing, by
saiisiactory evidence, that they are not Inhabitants "
iendanis do appear at the rules to be heldon the Monday in
November next and answer tho bn NJ Tho plaintiff; and
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond. Tor Two
months sueeessiyoly, and posted at the front door Of tho
l6 wow WIN q SANDS, G c.
y CiANCERY-vnomu -Atasupeuor Court Of law
1saniol 10 the city Of Richmond on Wednesday, June 2d.
Robert Poore, Y A Hubbard, Rankin 4 Fowic, Peter
son and MehinleX Thomas Cookscy, u l. Phlip, Robert
'"' "''' '''' Pits.
John Hcndroe, William ID Wren, Sergeant Of the city Of
Richmond nd aa such administrator Of william w Hen
Lee Bouisarc, late shcrinof nc county fixing a Queen,
and a. such administrator Of wllHam w smith decd A.
beu w smith, Sarah Ann smith, william " rmlth, John
, Myers and Robert Gsoot. dcns.
TIC plaiauas gobsd foors sd Iho~as CooLssy and
and tho defendants Eljsh Brown and Hamilton Poits not
Albert " smith, ssraIi Ann smith and William m smith,
~ counsel, tho court doth order that, unless tho surviving
PLAINTIFF mature this cause for trial stihe next term,a copy
Of This order having been eKerufed on such Of mem as re-.
fiie within this Commonwealth and published fr four
cd 10 the city Of Richmond, ninety DAYS prcyions m, rslo,
the ON u no PLAINTIFF stand dismissed al The costs Of no
surviving plainths, as anact Of his day.
iu9o wiw WIN @ SANDS. &C.
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In the United States Court, for the Eastern District Of Wiz
GINA, 18th July, 1872:

In the United States cour, for the Eastern District Of Wiz.
GINA, 18th July, lsi2:
In the matter OF Bankruptcy of
JACK VAUGHAN OF the county OF Prince Edward, Ia
d the Eastern Virginia District: The said Jack Vaughan.
flied a pc iion praying for his discharge: IL is ordered, taai
notice thereof be published in a newspaper printed in the
November next, when a hearing will be had on the said
petition, at the City Hail, in the CITY Of Richmond, and al
creditors who have proved their debts, ndotler persons
In interest, may appear al the said time and place, and
show cause, Il any hey lave, why the prayero Of the said
ACopy-Teste,
iuT wllw HENRY GIBSON, elk.
Ia tie United states Court Tor Tie Eastern District oil Viz.
sinia, August 2}i, 1872:
DETER FITZPATRlCK, Of the county Of Campbell.
L having fled a petition praying hat lie may be &c.
clared a bankrupt II is ordered, that all persons claim
cause to the Court. on the 18th day Of september neT'
why the said Peter Fitzpatrick be not declared a bank
that a copy Of this order be published in the newspaper,
according TO the 2d and 2ini rules Of Court.
aua ~5~ nENkY GIBSON, elk.
In the United sntes Court for the Eastern District Of Viz
WILSON smo fiI!s, Of A' tSs county Sa, y't II rluvanna. h,,In,
w fleta petition praying thathe may be declared a bank.
r9pi II Is ordered that all persons claiming to be creditors
lZth day Of November next, why The said Wilson shores
be not declared a bankrupt, pursuant TO the act OF Cor.
gress inthat behalf: and ti4ia copy oi this order be pub.
nshed ~ me newspapers, according to the I'd and 9th
au9 w5w HESRY GIBSON, Clerk.
Ia ue United states court Tor the Ea-,ern District Of Viz.
GINA, 26th July, lSi&
10 the matter Of Bankruptcy Of
RENJAM1N P. KENDALL, Of the city Of Richmond, in
ID the Eastern Virginia District. The said BENJAMIN r.
Kendall, who has been decTcci a Bankrupt by This court,
having filed a pctfuonpnyin- for his discharge: lis order
cd, that notice thefeOfbc published iu a new paper printed
10 the city Of Richmond. 10 days al least before tue l2th
day Of November next, when a hearing WILDE had on tic
sad petition, Al the City Han in the Chy Of Richmond, and
all creditors who have proved their debts, and other per.
sons 70 interest, may appear atthe said time and place
aud show cause, Il any they have, why the prayer Of The
said petitioner should not be granted.
Acopy. Testc,
iuT wllw HENRY GIBSON, Cpk.
Ia the United STATES Court Tor tie EaHom District OF vIr.
ginia, August 18th, 1872.
NICHOLAS ~. WARE u the county Of Fluvanna. hav.
4 ' Ing filed a petition, praying that be may be doclsreda
bankrupt Y b. ordered, that al persons claiming 70 be ere.
diiofs Of the said Nicholas ". Ware, show cause % Tie
Coutt, on the lith DAY u September mex, why the said
Nicholas VI. Ware be not dcciarcda bankrupt, pursupntt0
The act n Congress In that LchalG and that a copy Of this
ordcrb be puhiishedin the newspapers, according 10 the ri
and <iul rules Of Cour.
ACopy. TcFfc,
an 10 w5w JOSEPH r BATTLEY. G..