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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-07-13
New Remedy for Esydrophobia.

DIR. Heller, member Of The Royal Academy
Of Medicine Paris, lately communicated 10 his
society. ,ha, In Greece ii is practice to OBJ
serve The tongues OF those persons who have
been bitten by dogs, because at the end OF eight
or nine days there appears on each side OF Inc
tongue, and near the upper part Pus;ules called
Iysses by the Greeks. These pusiuies contain
the whole rabid matter, and Immediately they
are cut out and The wound cauterlsed, which
prevents hydrophobla.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-07-13
pevot;on 5aa Es.,.ns, Animal.

A, Bownen near Whiiehaven, in England,
farmer named Simpson has a sheep dog, which
attends church every Sabbath during the morn
ing service. As soon as the bell commences
ringing, the dog shows symptoms of considera-
BILE anxiety, and after few peals have been
rung, he may be seen proceeding toward the
sacred edifice, unaccompanied by any one he
never attends the church but on Sundays, al
though the bell rings frequently during the week
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-07-13
Hints TO Riacks.nits,s.

The cutting of the bars of iron or pipes with
the chsel is laborious and tardy process. By
the following mode the same end is attained
more speedily, easily, and neatly: Bring the
iron TO a white heat, and then fixing 1t in vice,
apply the common saw, which, without being
turned in the edge, or injured in any resPecI,
will divide it as easily as carrot
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-07-13
A Ready RcsOrts

A drunken lawyer going into church, was
observed by the minister, who addressing him
self to him. said--"I will bear witness against
that sinner at the day of Judgment"
The lawyer shaking his head with drunken
gravity, repIied-"l have pracnsed twenty
wears al the bar, and have always iound tha'
the greatest rascal is the first TO turn States e'-
,dence. e."-TPhil Gaz
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-07-13
EneffabIe Contempt.

Give me flowing demijolin of gall
A pen OF cane reed split with broad axe,
a sheet of paper broad as Congress Hall,
And vigorous nerves as tough as cobblers' wax.
Let NE be starved, and poor, and meanly clad.
Encircle me with duns TO make me mad,
Codde Hy skullpit with the fumes of brandy.
Then let me write how much hate dandy.
Ye mn ing, squirting, smoOthed faced, nasty
things'
With corscts laced as tight as fiddle strings.
Choked as a toad and subtle as cat.
About the waist c sharp, and B fiat.
Ye cunning superserviceable slaves,
Ye self complacent, brainless, heartless knaves
Yc lizzard looking apes with cat fish gills,
Ye scoundrels, go pay your tai9or's bills
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-07-13
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-07-13

There is said TO be woman IN Worcester
so large and who sleeps In room so SMALL
that she is obliged to go into another room TO
turn over. There is also family IN that town
so large that they couldn't all have the measles
al once; there wasn't enough TO so round,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-07-13
POETRY.
The Cottage Door.

How sweet the rest that labor yields
The humble and the poor,
Where sits the patriarch Of the fields,
Before his cottage door!
The lark is singing in the sky,
The swallow on the caves,
And love is beaming in each eye
Beneath the summer leaves!
The air amid his fragrant bowers
Supplies unpurchased health,
And hearts are bounding mid the flowers,
More dear to him than wealth.
Peace, like the blessed sunlight, plays
Around his humble cot,
And happy nights and cheerful days
Divide his lowly lot.
And when the village Sabbath bell
Rings out upon the gale,
The father bows his head to tell
The music of its tale
A fresher verdure seems 10 fill
The fair and dewy sod,
And every infant tongue is stili
To hear the word Of God.
o happy hearts to Him who stills
The ravens when they cry,
And makes the lily heath the hills,
So glorious to the eye
The trusting patriarch prays 10 bless
His lahorS with increase:
Such "ways are ways of pleasantness,
And all such paths are peace"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-07-13

Coop ADVICE TO THE LaDIEs.-Nevei en'
courage the gaantry of boys II you WISH We
addresses of gentlemen.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-07-13

The following toast was drank on the 4!h'
by "Smasher: 1.-THE right oil search, mo
6l emblem of pckpockel
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-07-13

The fellow that wrote the following must have
een as mad as March hare.-Perhaps he has
cen honeylugled by dandy Who knows
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
PREMIUM PLoUGIis.

WE have on hand the the best of ISTcHl
w fHrai Implements ever before offered by ant a
prices Tor such Implements To qua antcc SHES OuI
fonshs are from OF the approved factories Ia
hc United states, and have had awarded the ia more
PREMIUMS
than any other Plough With which acquanie,;-
having sold Ia the last 10 u months about One Thou
used thcmh think hazard nothing in
them 10 the confidence Of planters. We would here
remark, that our
PATENT PLOUGH
has received = Premiums, al late exhibition In Nassa
chusets, and that when the then best Plough
tried 1--WE refer TO Prouy Mc1Ts Atour lac Far here
Is clue 10 the manufacturers Ia say, that though there
were several exhibited. had the ground These
Plouchs have never filled 10 receive the Premium when
oil, RID.
besides the advantage over Prouiy & Mcars' Plough.
Xcc OF this fact satisfied. having sold the same
Plough ourselves The following part vi our stock:
Onc horse patent premium Plough ~
Two do do do VARYING rom q Ia Ia IA
Three aud four do do 10 m TO Ia "a
Que horse, side hill 30 do...................6 OO
Two do 30 tio........-- Ia ,D
Three 40 do da.....-.............ll ~
nne horse, corimon Plough, fron.......2 ~ 10 ~
Two % jo.--................4 ~ 10 ~
N"'otS ~ To ~
i'uAcCo rough
C0rn shelters, great variety To - u
.'u'N ANS 81 ~
10 ~
Iogeihcrwith a good assortment OF Garden Tools Ac
We offer great bargain IA siUO Wheat ThTeshing
Machine.
cali aui examine cur stock.
GRErTER & PEAKE,
= ~ he Tho np'i.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
INN 1 raaseoIt, David rarseoll anil Al.
MORE NEW HOOKS

MORE NEW BOOKS
Received at the Book Store OF
SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS.
MORRIS TRAY or a Tour through
turkey, 'fcccr Sgypi, Arabia rctt- Ia the Holy
in inc 'udine a visit TO hhcus Sparta, Grand CiuO,
,onsi1niaople rhebes, the Rel SEA-. Monet -na, Peg
with numerous plates.
We Recommend II the public m 4 s,crlins work oT
travcL-U \. Gdssffc.
The author has euntrivcd give TO hs descriptions Of
places seeLcty aud events spTt ofiTcshuess aud vrai.
s'mnianec, thai cannot be too much admired Spirt oi
the Tunes. ' ~
r.TuEoDoRE uOoK's LAST
sc, In " l1mp
"o Fathers and sons only say that it, revision
Was shou the last ciary work uf It's tauit ntc author
andni possesses all those features Keen
,nu humorous deneaiion OF character which have rem
yrt"i us productions such hvori,cs with the public
london Literary GGstns.
"Amt stntcre ding and clever novel; Herald
An admirable novel Coiea0HiaH AIsrcu-y
One oi the bcsi novels of the ay."- Messenger.
"A mosi amusing novel ilof spirit yvaciy. "-sl.
Mo Theodore Hooks works the most lively and at
tue same unc the truest pictures OF life met with
among late writer's n-Iflas
Aponular treatise Agricultural Chemistry, for the
use o the practical FanncE ny Charles siuiroy Chemist
popular treatise Vegetable hysiulugy, published
unier the auspices Of the Society, the promotion
popular instruction, with numerous cuts
jel SMITH, DINNER & MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
PKEsBYTERIAN PUBLICATIONS,
RECEIVED BIT
SlfTTTI DRLNKER a MORRIS

SMITH. DRLNKER 4 NORRIS
BON H. one hundred different works fTom the Pres
works are so seieraly known thar is considered
ccssary enumei ate but a few la brief advertisements
o.hcfs VIII be received from the Boar OF Publication
they may appear from the press.
The constitutional history the Presbyterian Church
IN the u ; Of America, by Chss Hoge D. Professor in
thg Ineoiosical seminary at Princeton. " syo.
The primitive and apostolic order Of the Church OF
Christ vindicltcd 10y Sain'l Miller. I'D
friendly visit o the House OF Mourning, by Rev Rich
ard Cecil
PresbytcIianism Tho truly primitive and apnstolcaI con.
suiion OF the Church OF Christ, and infant baptism
scrpural and reasonable aud baptism hy sprns ling or
Siislon e most suitable and ediJing mode, by samuel
Tho constitution Of the Presbyterian Church in the a.
= ~ e9nialnns nc Confession 81 iaiih, the cate
esis anu Tie directory for the wOrship OF God
WIN TIE plan OF government and discipline
Discusses upon the existence anI attriIufrs OF Col
ey stephen Charnock, D. 6rst American edition. in 2y
Letters 10 anxious inquirer designed % relieve the
dihcuhies OF friend under Impressions by 4
ChstNon Heniy' ID, with biographical sketch poI.
The fulfilling Of the Scriptures Tor confirming believers
amt conyincns unbelcvers, by the Rev Robert Fleming
abridged from tile third edition
The Christian Education u the children and youih in
the fieshyteuan church. by The Rov Samuei Miller ID
The mystery OF Gofhncss wherein the Bety OF Christ
u proved upon other evidence than Tie word Of Col
Rev Thomas BraiuhTy .
Lime Street Lectures, defence Of some OF the ipor-
lh doctrines OF The Gospel, IN 70 sermons, by several
eminent divincs, Svo
Tracts the doctrines order anal politv Of
me Presbyterian Church In the United states OF America
embracing several on practical subjects 2v
der, ID ~ '
The Mute Christian under the smartns Rot with sovo
reign anuiotcs Tor every case, 10y Rev Tho's Brooks
sell employ ia Secret, containing inquiry into
Tie state Of the soul thoughts upon painful icion,
morals for practice, 10y Rev John C1rhct
Aiso several hundred Tracts, published by the Board.
ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
nc Oficc tfsi corner below Tue Dcn0i.
LOGAN WALLER,
WIN T.. THOMSON.
They most respectfully offer the following

Rctmgud,-McEsrE Kcnt, Kendall & Afwafcr, and Cart
BEN. Sheppard. CtnrificsrNf, Allan Il Ncgruder.
E,I Sc.tfsUNie,-Mcssrs staa,a, Tyler 4 60. L0aisa
hessrf T. Iet"r Go. FiHrannn,- --iessrs shep
herds 90. LyHchbUg.--IDhn N. speed ami William
" suinn, Ef1f ricksbvg,--GJbricl Johnson and
A'czand'r walker, Eeqs. OTnHge-Mcssfs Srecd a
Ih1maon. dmheysf,-Wu VI. Wiiler, Esq Caroiur-
capt RobcuC. Sutton, Daniel Deiarnr,f and VILLAIN w.
ifnnani' E-qs. king WtHiGu,-G Gen. Phlip kyeu. and
sag 1hates ". Bfamon HWams1Hrg,-Dr. Robert
y Waller, and Messrs W. w. Vest & Go.
aptq isff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
NEW DISCOVERY.

THE subscribers have ioT sale three kinds Of Magnetic
E'hcT-No. tor consumption Which cNcels an, and
every kind OF consunptiv@ mo cine that has been
discovered Try n, ard you will Gnd humbug Il Is
sure cure in the three first stages
Magnets Ether No for Nervous diseases which the
raicuts wall hud tn help themin % hours aud
~ short time Il has never iac IN the dangerous
Magnetic Ether No for Liver aud scroCllous diseases
book or treaties Of various diseases accompany each
Taekage ncrusal viii satisfy any purchaser that they
possess proprccs ncc perdcu and any other
compound Thy them. We afraid 10 have ihsm
l3-ie ~ c best nhyseians ol tlc day. No qIackcIy
about ihc Magnetic Remedies
Medical Societies are invited 90 test, ant condemn them
publicly u they aG not What they recommended Ia
be. ii EI=TACE A SON
. 1 $500
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
GENERAL AGENCY
AND
COMNIIssION uOIfsE.

THE sut scribers have associated themselves together
y under the firm ~ waller & Thomson, fr tie pnr.
pose ofirausacting General COMMISSION Businr
Having been long engaged IN Merchandise. aud under.
f1ndiugihc general routine Of business WE'LL they will
confidence oef their their friends and the pub
io no large. They mean 10 bcstow their personal an
divided attention 10 the sale of every art Gle rus.d
their care snd most respectfully solicit share Of publ
patronage, especially u the sale Of corn wheat aud
COZ assuring ther friends that nothing will be eft undone
Which human energy, skin aud integrity eau accomplish
Va obtaining the highest prices Gr their produce aud max
ing punetuai returns fDT the same.
tLS- Office first corner below the Dcpoi.
InEAN WAIIrn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Received M the Bookstore Of
SMITH nm

SMITH, DRUNKEN e. NORRIS
'IHE Life Of Wilbur Fax, -, fret President OF the
y wesleyan University by Joseph Iiailick
sermons aud Sketches Of Sermons, by the Rev. John
hnmmetheld N, late preacher In confession with to
Rev. IhOs. y Bond, NJ u ~ '''D
WHATS 10 be Done, tho viii and the Way ty Tho .,-
thot OF Wealth aud Worth. &C. ~ - '' ~
Means and Eni7 ~ Self Trairing hv the ,ffior f oil
wool nope, Losnc' Home, Poor Rich Man.tic
Hisory Of nie Expedition under TIE comntnd Of & 40.
tsins Lewis and Clarke, ~ the Sources Of lie Mssnt,l
thcnce acrOssthe Rocky Mountains and dow he Uvsr
columbia o. me Pacific Ocean Performed during tbe
year sl lr, anil lS6, by order Of tho CDycrnmcnt Of
VIC uned -iacs, prepared for The press ~ Pau Allen
20 Revised an abridged by Archibald McVickar
lie fame AMI Glory ~ England indicated, being an
vol r'i - '''''''i'
~ Lncal, or au account ~ the Gyp.ea II spsiu ,y
AZ o9inal collection Of their songs and Poetry
Borrow ~ ~ '''N'
TIE Kingdom " Christ dclneated in w. M,
offs own account of hts nCraun and ~ The vaio Of ts
nriln, AMI on the constitution. powers AMI Ninisf -
lnus ian CHURCH, as appended by himself by Eiebs,J
WhtibY ID ID, hrchbidhup Of Dublin
Admiration, second EDITION, with notes and cofrccfaua
Ballads, SC
BbHos Research hes IN Palestine Mount sinsi and Atsb
fcre-a Journal ~ Travels Che year ls39 by T. no
L'npn hud v smith, undertaken To- refrcnce To- Eihics
Geosap1y drawn Up from The ORIGINAL Dhnes, will IIis
t1fcti VI ~ raions, BY Edward Robinson. u D. with nev
WV. anl Ilant ma ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

JOHN NJ. OREN,
OREM & MORLING,
WOULD respectfully Invite the atcition OF tho cusio
w ners Of the Late firm, and the public generally, q
my stock OF Sprung and summer Cloilug which have
pecn selected with great and being made the best
manner under my own supcrintcndinccI can with con-
hdcncc oncrthc public, Clothing which Ter durability and
sy lie cannot be surpassed the United states The FOL
lowing list comprise part of my assortment:
super Bluc, Black, Olive London Brown and InVi lie
Green Dress an. Froc < Coats
DO Bninbszinc, lmr crial Summer Cloth, prap II
Eic do 10
DO Linen aud Bingham Cca,cc end Froek Coats Wv
DO do dn Bouscs French style
DO Round Jackets. various qualities
Fantaioons, ct single mill'd and McIino Cashmere
DO HacS summer Goods various qualities
Do GambToon and tantOon, handsome stylcs
. DO Fancy Linen Drilling. white aud couTed
Nesis-Slk, satin. Bombszine, Chaey Valencia aud Mar
settles
Shitts-Iincn. Cotton and silk
llosoms ant Golfers, silk aul Linen IIdkfs
stocks, travais, Scatfs, SuspcndeTs and Gloves
six and Cotton half Hose
SIX and Gins ham Umbrellas
Russia Riding Belts, shoulder Races
ALSO,
samples Of the most Fashionable Goods kept in the
style.
Gentlemen in Of Clothing would well call and
examine my stock, as I determined io be
passed IN point Of cheapness 10y Establishment In this
city. 4 u SPENCE, Agent,
20 Main - 2 fn0rs below Exchange Rank
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

CALlCOES, CALiCOES!i CALICOESiu
ntTskNiNED 10 reduce tny present stock of Spnng
- anu summer Caeocs invite the attention buS
par,cusr' To the article feeling assured that the price
~Il DC satisfactory. W MEREDITH,
JUS Main s,r,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
REDUCED FARE.
RICHMOND, rREpEs,,Ssnn.G ASp POTOMAC

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAtL-uOAD COMpANN.
a meeting Of the President aud Directors OF the
"A Hchmcnd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road
Company, 2fh May. 1879.
WITH the view of ivorins far possible tho local
travel on both the Louisa ami Frederic hurg Rail Roads:
Resolved, That the the Return Ticket bctwce
hehmond or Other points On the Richmond trcdcticss.
burg and Potomac Road, snd points the Louisa Raj
Road short Of GoronsVic, be placed and ancr the
18th luuc, Aird only the price OF the mli ticket
instead OF one half
That the price ofthc ticket between Richmond
sud points on the Richmond and Fredericksburg Road
short Of Fredericksburg, between nicrucdia;c point.
ON the cad he placed and after the boNc date.
Que JoHf only the price OF the full ticket instead oi one
half
That the price of the ticket and return ticket between
Richmond aud GoTionsNillc rom aud afcr the above
named date, bc reduce Ell 20 sN dOlIs aud ty cents. ant
between Richmond aud Frcdc kshurg dollars
A true COPY from the minutes
jed w MAcMURpo, Trcas'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

CHEAP DRY GOODS.
/ u. CUNNINGHAM has received AM, otr,.,s 6,r
sale a. very reduced prices. large assortment OF
s"nh NY .ooia. fcIs us In want Wi dnd II ta r
TO give him cali before making their purchases
and cSamiuc ~" following eOa,s:
hcauiiml Lawns, Mushus and Ciushams
English. French and American Punts
Furniture tahcscS. all qualities
Cold and b,ck Mouslin ic Lanes
Hack Italian aud Gao tie Soi -iks
blue black do do A,
Plain and 6t'd rold silks assorted
81 Table niagrtE
Birds Eve and Ru-s.a papers
superior hish liucns, siicuauies
Linen Cambria
Linen lItlsfx
Hack an.l white SIX IIose
ID do hail do
Hlack aud white Cotton tn
White, black and cold six Gloves
Ribbons. binncts Arufs nl Flowers
Hcaehtdaud unblcachcd Shitungs Shcetinfs etc etc.
no aporc goods with many others will DO soi cheap
cash. a. The subscriber Intending To- another
store in few days, will close at very reduced prices his
present stock al BCUNNINCIIAM'S
iui Cheap ash try goods store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
NJ II S &c.

NJ II S &c.
ID VI. TAYLOR has jldicccNed the following Songs,
l. arranged for the Guitar.
My Royhoods Home
A life on the Ocean Wave
Come play inc that simple air again
last ScIcnade
Lorus of creation men VIC call
still Gently
Angels Whisper
%, Whistle aud III, come to YOU my al
Morning it, sweets is ninsing
- my loves ike the Red Rose
On yonder rock reclining
Ny sister Dear.
iu6 Nusic si,rc ornosi,c d.. p,nLs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

THE subscriber having been engaged in the Drug and
dJ1fhscGry business, ia New York AMI Phi aacphil
the past eleven years. has associated with himself Mr
Thomas Harrison, u tins Guy, and commences bus-
ness this day, under tle firm Of Bohon & Harrison.
EDWARD BOLTON.
Richmond, May 9th, 1912. ma dtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
ENCHASGE CLOTHING STOKE.
IInr...i ~ -. L. A 49, -

$500, Defot OF FHncy Dress Articles, &c.
liE undt ra4ucd have opeucd the IA,
opposite tHc Exchange Hotel. with the View OF 6,ruist
ia. me CZens 81 Richmond and Vcinity with Il ~, r,,c
itucics ~ tho way oi Ready Made Garments &c such
aVe no' heretofore been offered this market E,o,
hc advantages possessed ia will ono of no
hrsi conccTnstn New York. they have homes OF cicnny
snare 81 patronage, which the sJ lie quality Of their
goods cannot fail 10 command.
hcIefcncc could be furnished IN the many citizens who
nave favored the establishments % broadway, Amerrl IN
ii"el New YORK, with their ORDERS who will n Giut,
raNc Their uculuTCs will u.s. which Will bc forwarded
with despatrl aud n insured. Sainpes Of The nac.
rails most 10 vogue az IA" Norh, will hc kcpt on han
iion which selections be made by all who would
fer garments made ;o order.
An extensive assortment 81 Garments Tor spfins npl
summer wear, offered Tor inspection, including Fan.
iaoons-irom French ani English Elsstic Cigsimcrcs
Gambroons, DrinRs Mernoes, Iombazlnea. &c I'm va
Iious new STYLES Particular attention been directed
{" This department, with the object 81 offering m aeanrf.
cn ~ Pans, which rom their superior style Of cut and
hnis must meet The Vows Of oso requiring well III.
ng iclo The same may bc applied our Vests VIII
haze given mach satisfaction. The usual asrpfmcrt
Will be kept ny, Including Chsey Narcotics siks cc
&c. Dioas Hnd F.ook oats from French and EigHsh
IinsnE. etc. - -' =
With superior assortment Of Fancy Dress Aruri.s
including the iaiesisylc OF silk San aud Noiair scarf
anI CIa'as Crava rtfncrs stocks, Suspcnders six and
Linen landscrcicis, shirts Collars, Gloves UnJeryes
hnd Drawers, Hosiery Umbrellas, Canes etc. Also a
great variety Of Oriental Robes, or Dressing Gowns
Jcl' STARR a CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

yyIuCINIA--Ia cAasesrs-At rulea held la Inc
" tlefk's once oi tho County Coutt Of Richmond
Monday, the .aid day % Mav, ISM
WIN hurress. John N Ncafuan aud Mary his vile,
and Joseph fones and Elizabeth his wife. Pals.
WIN Nash, rs,er Nash. and Bradley aud his wife.
Msin Delcnisnte
Tho defendants, wiham Nash, Peter Nash and nrai.
icy anu his Nte Mary, having c their
and fNen security according tho Of cssctnbiy aud
tue rules ~ THIS courii aud appearing hy satisfactory
eNdc &C that they Inhabitants this Com
wcaih; hsordcrc that the SAIL defendants DO appear
nsfe On tie tfst Monday August and answer the
b OF The plaioun; aud that cory of this Ier be Ggh.
with inserted in SOME newspaper published In the city oi
rhnond, for two mouths scc aud posted atihc
front doorof the Courthouse Of this county.
Copy-Tesie,
VIRGINIA. CAaHrerV.--At tuies, held n tho
,ietNs oticc OF the Cireud superior Court OF law
i uahetiy' "r the County oi WcstmoIcland ON the
Samuel u rsPseo't, EhrabeIh spearnan aud al.
AGAINST
Ann l. rapseoih David rapseou aud al.
, Defendants
Tho defendants. Elizabeth Janucy and Robert HAL aud
usniah Ann ms Mtic who Was uanaah Ann Jluncy not
hA'lhg cbt.tchihcif appearance and SCcuriiy
enue 90 the act Of assembly aud rules ~ Thu court
AMI a. appearing satisfactory evidence that they arc
nj inhathaUts II this CONFERENCE.-The: n - ordered
ihat the n1 dcisuants o apltar before the Jugc the
SAID court at the Courthouse OF sAi county, The
and that copy Of this otcr be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper pubhshcd IN the cy at Richmond, toI
mo months eucccssycy, aud posted tc front DOOR
The Courthouse uf ths county.
Aeory. Tcsic. -
ieI cwsw' WILLIAM uurr, Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
NOTICE

THE subscriber having opened their Siarc ati
coTn' above the Banks, Main street. respectfully soil
ct share II The pubhc patronage. All medicines and
prescriptions Will be compounded with great care, an!
inferior sCl e sold in any Articles be obtained
any hour IN the night
BOLTON & HARRISON,
Druggists AMI ApOthcc carries,
Corner above tie Banks