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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30
FRENCH HOOKS. lis, No. p.

n A revue FRANCHISE
Les Eufaus Dtoreard Trsgeaic par Dehvisne wdwieh
et mid. par Hens. Martin
Memoirs dun apotheeairc T. DEspNrne
Les Ecorchcurs Lusuraton peste.
riqucs ID. Arincours cling
PAIRS ct Les Parisiens
Boiecau. complete
lie Barber DE raus par Paul de Cock
IEenneur de Mcr LEsPon par r. Cowper with plates
kanhoc Wnte scou
ocuyncs choisccs lie voncy
DE la Solitude par zimmerman
oEnvres de Chaieaubriand complete, evo
Dictionaire de LAcajeme FraneaS . vols Ito.
Mad dc Genlis Theatre pour jcunes personnes
Rosseau. Regnard. and Grc-set complete
Nertots' Historic de Republique Romsne
Montcsquc, complete
lie Marche de 81. Pierre
Voyage OF Amasis. BY Ditto n rnclsh nj French
Comics MorauI de Miss Edgworh
Bossuies descourrl lur L1Iisoir univer~ens
Novcau Theatre ltalen. 10
La Paradis Periu. par Milton
GuIlaun'e TELL par rorian
Theatre de Volaire 10 vols
peionac Phosophque de vouaiIe. vol- svo and IL
24mo.
Harmonic dcs quatre Evangilcs Historic dc Christ
Carnioniaingnes forhhcations, vols
la Henraide dc voltaire
Noel Chapsa Grammaires and Exercises
Horace Poygioiie. languages
TecmaQue do 10 do do
lhe above, with other French German and Latin
Books for sale At moderate prices J. w. RANDoIPIrs
&c Book Store and R,r,,.,r p;ch,,o,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30

LOAKS PROM a2O TO s35.-Iatcst style.
~ STARR co have hand splendid assortment 81 fssh
onabs Cosh Co"ks which tfoy viii ell low Tor Opposite
Exchange Hotel no "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30
FAIR !.
FAIR.
FAIR OF ANIMALS AND ANNUAL. FAIR.

Il AIN VI ANIMALS AND ANNUAL FAIK.
IGNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
- the Inhabitants OF Richmond and
Fair NJ hi. Store Main doors above the
sr OF the largest ami splendid
rican Animals this city Religious Scientific
miscellaneous Book beautifully bound and elegan; Family
Pocket Bibles Prayer and Hymn Books Ladies'
Ivory Shell Velvet and Leather Pocket Needle
Cases Ivory and Shell Tablets Porcelain States
wood and mahogany frames Fancy Note Paper
bo1es the greatest variety of Juvenile Books together
neral assortment Of Fancy Goods
Years Presents all Of which will be
prices for these dun The Proprietor beg
STATE that as No one than proceeds
Of this Fair Will be appropriated his public
may advantage he has resolved sell per
cent less than they sold
ms goods nj great reduction from former The
open this morning and till the
longer publc change for
Admittanee To the Far and Admirers OF
sen opportunity often be hoped
that will have Fair which will
has Fair chance, Fare Charged
Fare well by calling soon. So for the time, Farewell
A. =. LYONS, Main
b. Carriages will take heads East and set down heads West
The Store VIII be kept tin 10 O'Clock evening brilliantly
Illuminated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30

NIRGINlA-At Rules held in the Clerks OF
fee OF the Superior Court Chaneey
cut the 1,l day OF October. IsIs:
thats partners donr business under TN.
and syts Of g. J. Stow, rfrd-
against
Henry Hamilton. and other pcfts.
The deini,n, above named appearance
a given security ascending Ia the Assembly
hr Court AMI appearing. satisfactory
an ,n'.ibiiaa of this ordered
deieisiah do tlc Monday
husfy NEXT AMI the bn of paitis copy
nus "r be ifthw t inserted ia newspaper published
cay oi h'chnioni Zoe posted
'front.' door OF The caPnbl city
Copy-rcsr
&C M0
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30

4 AND FOR SALE.-rhc subscriber wishes
~ n sell h, Farm in The county n Powhlan from Rich
mOnd - from Petersburg. and about Aprnato winch
affords good n1vaaon ~ ~ spns 10 Petersburg and his
iein about 1860 acres about 20 Of which grounds
wenseeured high and remarkably well ADAPTED 10 the
growth u tobacco Corn and Wheat The high ~
qualify con abe portion ~ which in good state q improve
eetbh Of very high degree Of improvement the use Of the
mans
no22-w4w G sEIDEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30

4 WISH to sell 100 acres of Land. kino within
- two miles Of the Market House city /, mart Of the
Tract called High Meadow purchased from Richard
L. adcn Esq This land heavily wooded with oak and rinc
and from its proximity To the city always demand am
not prepared 10 enter the Wood cannot aon
10 Keep and let dispose OF IL NJ 4, prie,
MI iaden told me that he had refused for pa OF
My oveeer or myself VIII with pleasure show one
wishing 10 purchase.
l7-eou WHITING
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30

i \ the United States Court for the Eastern nj
n iret Of Virginia nj Norfolk November 5t 1912 J,Mrs
s'olsf the town OF Portsmouth, having filed petition pravng
un he may he decreed bankrupt ordered that all persons
canning To- be crcors Of the said James cause 10 The
court on The iOth day OF December the said James seo,
soun no" he declared bankrupt
~ neh and that copy Of this order published in the new
papers according to thu 2sd and Gath o Court.
A Copy-Tcstc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30
r \ CHANCEKI.-AtR Rules held i'm the Clerks
oniee Of Chesterfield County Court November
Firth William FIRTH Archer Firth. Henry Firth.

friih' Nhham fri,h Archer Firth and Henry Firth.
Plaintiff
Against
John Hanhn and Martha wife, and Joseph p Jones and Nan
eN ms wic Dcn'S
This day the plaintiffs the defendants
John anh and Martha his wife having
nnce and given security, according the
Rules OF this Court and appearing that they
ts commonwealth; IL ordered appear
here on The iray Of January Term plaintiffs
b and that Of this order be inserted IN some
newspaper published the months sue
eessivc and posted the front door Of this
county. \ CoPy--reste,
W cAR.rEp IN
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BURwELI. sTARKE.

~ OTlCE.-We, the undersigned, having, ne
eesary TO minre much with the people OF Powhaan
the adjoining counties the character
e officers IN the said respectfully inform persons
claims for collection IN the counties OF PoNhatn
liza and Cumberland that
General Collectors and will promptly any
line confded TO JNo y. wOoDFIN
lS-cwIi&lafit HENRY WAITUNI
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g. Y. KIMBRoUGH. Comm'r.

I n the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
uicto virginia, November 9Th 1919: SPENCER TAyIOp
VI a county OF buckingham having filed petition praying that he
may bankrupt Ills ordered persons claiminy
TO pe creditors OF the said Spencer Taylor cause 10 the co,
on e h day OF December why the Spencer TAYLOR be moi
BANKRUPT pursuant TO the Of Congress that behalf
copy ol THIS order be published newspaper acco
ing TO The gid and sitl rule, Of Court. a Copy-icse
w5w. JoSEpu n NJ ann, - .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30
CHANCGitY NOTICE.

Z the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan.
- Gerry for Louisa County, September 10Th Isie:
Charles Jones' administrator bonis non of Thomas M,vu
~ decd and WIN. Gillespie Pan,Gs
Against
sophia Jolly Rcbccca Jolly soseph C. Peasants John v,
m, o.. Derts.
Inc Court having made decree cause directing
Vssonef OF TINS Court To take and report account Of the
OF Charles = Jones, the Thomas MAY
e d. AMI also account from In. .s,n,.
o ~ Thomas Maybuy, decd showing respective ipn
Inc parties interested hereby hay,
aiu wednesday the sli day OF December Mel
IONS laven NJ Louisa Court Iios commence taking aid a.
counts when and where they required with their ma
Said decree "' VI u'e
IS-cwiw a.
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SALE OF TASYAHD, TWO HOUSES ANnIOGS
&c. * g8HUyILLE.

IENO DEALERS IN TOBACCO AZ THE
II UPLAND fNsPECTiONFBy Act 81 us I,gsisture NJ
this State that Upani Tobacco any Ware
house In ihs city BY the state but That stored me- rabuc
house We The inspectors Elockfe Warrouse Richmond 10
prevent difficulty Objection n upland Tobacco
Wamhos have effected Insurance three different responsible
Offices for ample all Upland stored here
and will NJ an times keep fuHy covered
25-cWGw MOgBY A gIfrppARD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks OF.

NlRGlNlA.-At Rules held i'm the Clerks OF
fee Of the Circuit Superior and Chancery for
Richmond County the Court HOUSE. Monday 9Th OF No
veinter, 1912:
hoyston bets Plaintiff,
against
John r. Ricard and Alex Turnbul Fearing David
b. Fearing and Peieg Hail. partners trading under
OF Fearings * Hall defrnlants-Ia CAaHcery
The defendants John William
= Fearing David H. Fearing and Plg Hall partners
The finn and style of Fearnss Hall their ap
peaance and security according Assembly and
the Rules Of tins Court AMI appearing, evidence
that they inhabitants ordered
iat the said defendants do here
Clerks Office Of said Couu, the Monday February next
AMI answer the bill of tc plaintiff filed
last term and that copy forthwith rsercd in
published two months.
successfully and posted the front door Of this
county. 4 Copy-Testc,
u , n IFPPRIrs cy.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30

HpLANK ETS.-Roe Point and Blank..y. a llrgs az
- soueno blankets received ant for very cheap
!. D. CUNNINGHAMB
Ro8 Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30

u IRGINlA.-At Rules held in the Clerks OF
fee Of the Superior Court Clancery Gr the Richmond
Circuit, the 9Th day Of November Is42:
Robert Gwatuney, Plaintiff
Against
William Young Charles Brown the late firm Of Wills
Brown and Company, other Defendants
The defendants above named having appearance
and given security according the Act
ct THIS Court and appearing satisfactory they
are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth ordered that
sid defendants do nj the Rl be held
IN February and plaintiff and that copy
Of this order be- forthwith newspaper published
the city Of Richmond for two months successfully posted
the front door of the Capitol in the said city. Cosy-Tcstc
no 96-,yay WIN g. SANns r. Z.
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NIRGINlA.-At Rules held in the CIcrLi. .c

" IkGiNlA.-At Rules held in the Clerks of.
nee OF the Superior Count Of Chanccry Richmond Cir
cut, the nj dry October. ist9:
The Mutual Assurance society arain Fin. o, p,.r. 81, 49,
State OF Virginia. pr,.,.
against "
Edwin Burnley nd M.
The defendant above named having entered his appearance
am gwen security according Assembly and an. Ruiz.
OF TINS Tout md appearing by satisfactory evidence thai ne ia
not an 'nab'an OF this that the said
cndsn' do appear here the first January Term
a answer the ball OF the plaintiffs and this order
iofw inserted IN some Published OF Rich
mod for two months successfully front door of
the Capitol in the said City. ACopy--Tcstc.
oco wow WM. q. SANDa &C
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30

(tLUE.-Just hand another supply Of brown aod white
~ Clue and for sale cheap by eAhUBL DoNk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-05-10

passed its rounds and the bill of cost discharged the
priest furnishes his client with a certificate Of his
title to heaven and let's him go with it into the world
OF spirits TO demand admission into paradise. He
questions not its suficency until the light of eter
nifty reveals to him its wor!hlessness and bis own
folly in SO quietly trusting his everlasting interests
on an unknown and unexamined foundation. The
awful retribution in waiting for this "Mystery of
Iniquty," who can contemplate! Millions on millions
have gone 10 the judgment thus deceived, and mill
ions more, in the deusion, are pressing on to
irreclaimable ruin. We will close this number by
copying one more account of praying souls out of
purgatory; it is also taken from The Protestant"
"a country priest had been complaining bitterly
of his congregation for their hard hearedness in not
procuring sufficient number of masses for the re-
lief of the souls of their decease relations. He in
vted some ofthem to come 10 him at certain hour
Of the night and he would let them see the souls
which were in torment, and which called for relief
Some had the courage TO accept the invitation and
from place which overlooked the church yard, he
showed them a number oflights moving about among
the grave-stoues, and declared that these were the
souls OF persons deceased, which were crying from
purgatory for prayers and masses for relief. Some
one was bold enough to Try to get more intimately
acquainted with one of these moving lights; and it
turned out to be crabs with lighted candle ends
stuck upon their backs With half dozen such a
gents it was easy for artfu priest to impose upon
his whole parish, and to make any one who had
friend lately deceased pay his last shilling for his
release.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-05-10

fe0eT DFopS-ior opening the pores of the skin
ana causing perspiration in fevers, colds, &C.
worms Poeder-ior worms in children and admits
Dr. HiBARD would take this opportunity TO in(orn,
many OF those who afflicted with Chronic diseas
es Stomach complaints, chronic inflammation and en-
laTgement OF the liver, and what Calomeltes call
lever sores, and great many other diseases) that
the hrst cause was in the use of Mercury in some
oil lis dozen forms. Candid people are fast learning
the horrid effects Of mineral posons to produce dis
tnct diseases, occaSioned by their destructive use
more than hall the Gheumatisms, carries of bones MI
GERS and sores, besides nnumerabe other diseases.
IN hundreds OF cases that the subscriber has cured
or greatly benefited were first produced by the ues
OF mercury Ii any science, profession, or society
demands REFORM it is the medical. The use of mer-
curry and other mineral posons were the erroneous
inventions OF miSed Physicians, and ought 10 be
superseded by the more consistent and older prac-
tce OF scientific vegetable practice. The world
was more free from disease before the use of miner
ais, as medical remedies, than it has been since
Minerals have made more diseases than they have
cured; and the misery which they have produced in
every circle OF community ought 10 be an ndubita-
Die reason to spurn them from the materia medica
PERSONS from distance, who wish to consult DR.
Hoard, are requested to call before the Goth of each
month, as alter that time, for few months, he will
visit patients at distance Invalids from dis
lance, who would like to be accommodated with
board, can be supplied by the subscriber or any of
the Public Houses, and can have daily advice If
the distance does not exceed twenty miles, he will
Visit patients at their houses any time, and any rea-
sonable distance after the goth of each month The
undersigned will be ready for business BY the mid
die of April JB HIBARD Nj n
Rutland, March 2s,ls42. I3Iv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-05-10
DIR. HIBARD
WOULD take this method to inform IL

"OULD take this method to inform the inhabit-
w ants of Rutland and vicinity that, having pur-
chased the premises formerly owned by j. c. Dex-
ter, ESQ.,, south of the stage house, he intends to
follow the practice of Medicine, in all its varied
branches, and hopes TO merit share of public pat
ronage, by close attention his business, temper
dnce in his habits, aud fair and honorable dealing
with his customers. His practice, for ten years
past, has been predicated on the principles of the
"ReIormed," (or vegetable practice,) as taught in
New York City, and College at Worthington, Ohio.
To those who are unacquainted with the system,
the subscriber would inform them that the Reform
ed practice was instituted, and medical school es-
ablished in the city of New York, in 1929, by W.
Beach, NJ D. and now president of the Reformed
Medical Society of the United States. DIR B. es-
ablished board of professors in this school on the
branches of medicine, viz Anatomy. Physiology
Surgery, Chemistry, Materia Medica, Botany, OBJ
stetrics Theory and Practice of Physic, and Medi-
cal jurisprudence, which were as scientifically
taught at any medical college in the country In
this practice, no caomel or other poisonous miner
al is administered; but the Vegetable Kingdom is
wholly relied on to relieve the sufferings of
mankind About 1929, grant for College was
obtained from the Legislature of Ohio which soon
went into successful operation, at Worthington in
that state, aud still fourshes almost without par
allel IN the history of any institution. This practice
has nearly, in that stste, supplanted the mineral
practice as well as in N. York and other states
This practice is different from all Others from the
fact that is continually improving, and diseases
and climates change to a certain degree, this prac-
tice varies accordingly. Why not reform or I'M
prove the practice of medicine we'll as any other
art science = The Mineral Practice has had no
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-05-10

Notice to show cause against petition of Sidney
w. Pratt of Rutland in said district to be declared
bankrupt at the Court House in Windsor, Vermont,
on the cath of May, 1912, 10, A. NJ.
Notice to show cause against petition of Daniel
Martin, of Mountholly in said District, to be de-
clared bankrupt at the Court House in Windsor Vt.
on the Gath, of May, 1919, 10, An
Notice to show cause against petition of Josiah
ID. Hulet, of Dandy in said district, to be declared
bankrupt at the court house in Windsor Vermont,
on the cath Of May, 1912, 10, An.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-12-02

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sFlks kpaAl7 10y excepted 4he nAs1sa
sxtiael 4 lnsteRgh golne he2' elle fne
scene of which Is The Ienhs 81 Ihe View
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49, 10y o1.ia1ns. s1egs-
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ha.s ne nnthR
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eli, tney dQ without lt pretty much.
ts4o tney never wax y me yard
Ionsid seldom.
Sopetiaies, suppose
.tNtell, it's rare they do. They keep pretty
bright without q
sbnf suppose man re here ios iWelve-
} month, know this IS only : prison for cri-
mlnale VINO are charged with grave offences
Whils they are awaiting their trial, or ars
under remand, but the Jaw here, affords
criminals many means Of delay
What with motions for new trial, and IL
arrest Of judgment, and what not, prisone
n might BE not =
n Well, I guess ne nieht.'
do yon mean is say thatinall that time n
would never come OUT At thai little iron door
!. smipiit yvalk sone. perhaps--not mae
VIII Won open one OF the doorsa
All, If Sd like.
The fastening lar and rattle. and one
{ the doors turns slow on iishinges Lelu
I look In. small bare cell. into which th
q light enters through high ohink Il III
, wall. There isa rude means o washing.
& talles and bedslead. Upon the latter, sit
aman cfai1ty reading. He looks PIP for
e moment gives an impatient aogged shake
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-12-02


Velseq ny ti3ts ~ sAA 49, "a {. IS
dlnnt g reg MlAplsS Narasl sAs
oapilel dlnnsI H va
Whilst Boston, 81 dickens visited ne
Greater part of the pnh Institution there
bl;abea amones. IS s1he ns
..3 - 1850.
1hslslu''sa. go s. 's's
The bllpo. t tls's Y DE, CROW 1As l9l
lowing from the same en thai pouftEayed
swas, lille .Nely
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s. ma sss .ew ~ u.s. ~ f,os, 81
s.s .,ss. f.s Al 81. IS esss;re tReiF
a,,s6,s. nFservisa & 4 IN. s mar s ,ls ovss
- 6l,,sh - go ...lss +. fle lnast
an s NJ r;r. ar ons sds 81 anxisns srp5ss.
s;oe Which & as4et abssnf rom lheir conn.
,srsrcas ana fhs It'd SO wh,eh
80 ~ dateet rs ou4 6tn aces If 80 a
fseI onr wae IS ths all. every idea 81 +
rises within mem, ii expressed with the
ligbfnine's eDesd and ,atufe's truth. the
eareparV. il s rotit. s. dEawine.room 4 conrs
eonld oTly foF one sine be A. unconscious 4,
re eyes nron chem s lind men ana women
are. VI iaf secrets onld come out. and hai
! worker 81 hyp cfisg ihis SIGH. rs los 81
which We s0 much piy. would appaar IS b!
The thought occurred "a me s sat down.
81 another room. before iri. blind deaf.
nd dumb slif,lle 81 smell and naafly Ao.
y tssfe before lsir yo1se creafnfs lth
srsrs 6.,mah faenifp snd sens ana na,s a.
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lonine % some good man for help, that an
Immoral Soul might bs awakened. s
Long before ! looked upon Per, me bell
Hsa gg.,Ss lisl ~ q 49,. ..s, =
ber own hands. wes sound sbout 4 head,
whose intellectual capacity and deyelope,
mentwere beautiful y expressed in is grace
luI outline, ara l.s bread open oTowi PC
nestnkss and simsI;e;ty mo werk sha M
lknittad Law beside hers. her writino-boal
i yzss ~ ,bs deslr s,,s isspo5 ,non rgssrs IS,
i n.orrnf,I r,,;r ~ sncb bsveo ,s,,,,art thar.
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H g,,;laless .g,.,efnl bssr,ea $40
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sbs Nd $1,000 y 49, 80 ,,oy, 80
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!, Sss,sne3 4 .borfs ne =, NJ. svss.
II SIZE . $500 +, !, l;fsle incloa.sra mad
{ by school.desks ana forms. win her dail,
!, Journal But soon finishing this ptlrsiiii. ST
engaged ia IN animated communication viii
a teacher who sat beside her. This was
I favorife mistress wiihahe moor. pupil. fish
III could see the face at her fair inefrfctreee All
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-12-02

THE EArAEa.-fut the North and the
South together % which add the East and
the Vests multiply these BY al the gwen
points Of the compass, and the sum total
win give our weather Of the past week.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-12-02

Or The slight rise IN The YazOo river, Of
which we spoke last week hss been Of little
Of ne service and now, the water is again
On ne fan