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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

do hereby certify that several years with vo
lent SICK headache which attacked
week causing vom quantities remain
ek for day time could pain being
e1cuetitng both eyes
impaired II procured bottle Of Renoyator OF
Health by using which entirely now
NAMED good health only one bottle
and have been much benehted confidently
II to those afflicted similarly induced Try remedy from
the accommodation Of respectable Lady Acquaintance who
had been similarly afflicted
from the violence of her she could
she had used the remedy entirely
II is unpleasant and gently
bowels In opinion it Is valuable remedy my
hand this l4fh July, 1912. A. WRIGHT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

i y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
irei Of Virginia December H. gsIe: ISAAC GoUDKoP OF
The late hm Of oasnd Goudop composed IIoagnd
and Isaac Goudkop Of the Richmond having fled peon
praying that he be declared Bankrupt ordered that all
persons claiming be Goodkoop show
cause 10 the court the 10th day January next why the sid
Isaac Goudkop be not declared Bankrupt pursuant TO the Act OF
Congress IN that behalf and copy be publhed in
The newspapers according 10 the 2;d aud eth
ACopy. Tcs,e
dc lo-y5w HENRY cIpsOS f1.,k
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FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.

Fon first by bo1 the Office
OF j. w. DiBREIL 60.
NEW DRY GOODS, CHEAPER THAN EVER
DECEMBER, l542.
II II. JENKINS is opening from auction,
large addition very Of Dry Goods and
now prepared to seu at prices bower than following
1000 piece. caleOc all price. from TO- and iaI er
comprising choice assortment of styles and qualities
1000 Blankets, d Cd, T. Cd, D. ID, G. and higher
! 100 pair bed Blankets, 81 g. 5, and higher.
100 pieces white and red Flannel, Is 2O s Cd and Gnsr
! Linseya l2te, j., zoe and Is 3d.
/ kerseys Tor 70. l.. zoe l. Cd
lOO pieces heavy satnsis from l. 3D. p 3d. j. and finer
/ Cloths Cassineres and vestngs great bargains.
zoo bales Cotton OzHsburgs, Nos 1 and g
the finest mude
1000 yds MousIins at Cd, 2. ?, 3D. and finer
Rich al wool Mousins, from j. to6s.
Plaid Silks FOR ladies' dresses. g.
1000 yd, ofal ho siyle Of .iRs worn
Elegant Velvet bonnet Ribbon. and flowers
1000 Linen Cambria bdkfs Ice 90 Cd and higher.
Great bargains in capctngs At q ID .. and finer
Lambs Wool and Merno shirts and drawers.
Stocks Gloves Shirt Collars suspendsrs &C. forming ue lar
geN and mon extensive assortment Of Dry Goods CITY
VIII be 'oh Wholesale retail Tor cash Unprecedented pr
ees dec l2-eltdsp
BEEF a PORK.
4 n BBLs. Mess Reef
~ 40 bbs baltimore No. DO
10 DO Aieys
20 do prime DO FOR als by
os hAShiNs LIBBY.
IAyA CoFFEE-Ioo bags landing for .ale.
- de- THOMAS roE
III sBI.s. HcnuuTaI Family Flour, from 81.
.a - "h'"o''' "'' for ''e BY ,oux oovnov
no 20 JUN y. 1ohDoN.
nNE Imitation Of Engish Cheoec Tor by
~ Do ~ WORKMAN 8eCRuDER n co.
GJTARKE Of EVIDENCE, edition, . sas BY
- de j. w. RASDOLPti
principle made practicable, is principle made
useful
THE CASH SYSTEM.
sack overcoats SIS 90 sfs-Cloaks SIS 90 s53.
STARR Co jus received assortment Of Sack Over
- 6ns Eugsh Coth Cosks which The cash
Jsm enables eel above low prices the adoption o.
obvious therefore need
comment EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE,
Do 10 Opposite Exchange Hoie'
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TO THE PUBLIC.

~
bic and successful remedy Dyspepsia
and bilious complaints colo,
female distinctions and
tons arising from indigestion Smiths Bers Renovaor
Health We have received many testimonials OF efficacy
few only Of which for want Of uboin That a
innocent and eecual remedy does
those who have tried them
ELLIS ELLErT, Agents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

\ the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
n tiet Of Virginia 9Th November lS42 WILLIAM DEAN
the city Of Richmond having filed petition praying may
declared bankrupt II ordered persons claiming 10 be
creditors OF the said William Dean
9th day Of Janurry why the William Dean
bankrupt pursuant TO the Of Congress that
this order be published according 70 ths
ssd and sih rules of eourt. Copy-Tesic.
96-w5w HENRY CIRSON C1.,,
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II the United States Court for the Eastern u

\ the United States Court Tor the Eastern Dis
II ,rict Of Virginia, December 9th ieis-sAMCEI ALExAN
DER SMITH IF the city ~ Richmond having petition pray
ing that he be declared bankrupt that an per
claiming be creditors said Alexander smh
show cause TO the Court the 9th day n
said Samuel Alexander Smith bankrupt, puuen
TO the act Of Congress in that behalf copy this order
be published In the according 2st russ
Of Court
a Copy-Tese
o6-wsv upxpy ,,usa,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

proceed toeeer with Passengers arriving at the Junction
NoIh on the Louisa Railroad Goonsc
TO Chaotesvle reaching Charlottesville by p NJ.
10 miles West by night Leave Cookies
A. NJ.
The Guyandote line leaves sauntsn IL reaches Clover
pae by night and leaving there
The Warm Springs TO breakfast and ia
ing The White sulphur al r. 81 arrives Lewsburg P
on ue I'd Day "a hours than the Lynehburs
whole expense Is less and trip the week
The Natural Bridge Line leaves Tuesdays
days and Saturdays ION The alternate days viii furnished
al II A. NJ reaches Lexington by
daylight and arrive the Natural Bridge where
sengers aer dinner Springs
night leave next morning amer breakfast TO din
ne and the White Sulphur Springs BY NJ
rRAvEI
The roads splendid the teams and
coaches were fine heretofore.
These Lines
ference over all Others al any point
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

LEWIS WEBB
OFFERS FOR SALE.
sou $50 do superior Java
20 do cnbs rorryrs
30 do Rio
As do Iasuira ,
i90 do African
10 do Maraeaibo
Chocolate
Teas Gunpowder poaehoag
IIhds. Cuba Clarified
HID. Porto Rico : SUGARS.
rs birds. Trinidad Mola,ses
Roc Herring.
Mes Fork
Tanners ol
Lime
Tar Pitch and Rosin
Rove. vsnsss,sd and Whit. Scented soap
Sperm Huls Patent and rsnow canies
Starch
Pearl Barley
Pepper and Pnnento
Race and Ground Ginger
London Mustard
Sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
Salt Petrc
Boxes English Refined Table Salt
Almonds and Bunch Raisns
London Porter and Wines, OF vanous kind
Nader Indigo and copperas
birthstone
Window Glass. various ,zes and kind.
Sole Leather various qualities
Russell Upper Leather. Cali Skins
Shoe Thread
Viewers Bar Iron Hoop Iron
Bhssered Steel
$50 keg. Cut Nails and Brad.
$50 bags Shot and Tar Lead
Sporting Powder, in kegs and eznisssp
Blasting Powder
IS frkns Butter
Cheess. in casks and boxcs
Pine Apple Cheese
Manufactured Tobacco
30 dozen Painted Buckets
200 nests Wood Ware
Corn
Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper
s ssain. BED CORDS
%s" %R LEADING LINES
- bales Woo
100 bales No.l and Cotton oEnabuTss
50 do and ! Brown shirtinss
so do "a do Sheeunss
l2,00Olbs Cotton Yarns
Cotton Wrapping Irvine Candle Wick
Knitting Cotton and Batting
Bales Virginia Cotton
Stone Ware Of sehemerhon's manufacture, sc.
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VIRGINTA.-Lancaster County Court, No

v IKGINIA.-Lancaster County Court No.
vomber 2lst, 1919.
Martin Sampson Judith George Polly Hayden and Nancy Cock
rail-, Cotnpts '' ~
Il Cu.scx,~
Hiram Sampson Den
This day the plaintiffs bill and the
Hiram Sampson not having entered his appearance given
curly according 70 the act u Assembly this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence not an
ant Of this country Is ordered that the
here on The FIRST day of April Court and anSvcbe plaintiff
bill and that Of this order he
IN the city Of Richmond for months sueeeve and posted Al
the front door Of the Coud House this county
Attest, Ro T. DUNAwAY, c. C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c. &C.
HAHNOR d LYELL have constantly on
~ hand large of every line which
tey are determined TO sell the cash or
70 prompt eustomers Country merchants pyscians
lance sending their orders rely upon having prompt
~ executed.
We would respectfully call the merchants
and the public generally, 20 Of
Drugs, Medicines, Cbeniesls Surgeons Instruments
Glass Ware, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Window Olass
Dye stufTs, Toaceo, Cigars. Snuff
Foreign and Domestic Penumey
COognos and Fancy Anieles
Together with large assortment Of
Patent Medicines,
Among which viii be found
RaesbouL very valuable preparation for Dyspepsia
Dr. WistaTs Balsam Of Wild Cherry
Hsnrs genuine Magnets. Hays Linimsnt for the Piles
Hewss Nerve and Bone Lnnent and Vegetable Elixir
for Rheumatism
Jsynes' Erpectorant Carmnaiive Balsom and Hair
Peters Ibbard Lees Indian Vegetable and vssrs
Pulls
Dr.. Mofars Life Pils and Pbonx Buers
RoHsnds improved Tonic Mixture swain's Panaesa
Isyiors Baisan Of Liyerwou. &C. &C.
GAYNOB A. LYELL
no 20 One door above tho Bsu Tavern.
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PEYTON JOHNSTON
Successor TO Lyeli, Johnston q LyeiI.

PEYTON JOHNSTON
Successor To Lyeli, Johnston d LyeiI.)
w HOLESALE and retail dealer in Drugs
Medicines Chemicals, Dye Woods Artees OLE
window CHS Glass Ware &c which he will
Suinegs, Mace. Indigo, CASTLE Soap, Cloves
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper Coppsras
Rotten Stone, Pot and Pearl Ashes starch
Liquonce Bal, Logwood, SaIeraus Fig Blue
Alum Powdered Ginger and Root
White Lead-dry and in
Jamaica Ginger SalpetTe
OH Peppermint and essential OILS
lsngass Russia sponge fine coda for washing
snuf-Maecaboy LorIlard's. Scotch do
Lamp Black, Black Lead. Staughton's Bittsrs
Chalk Sup Cab. Soda. Putty seidtz Powders
soda Powders, Yeas; Powders. Alcohol
Castor OIL IN bottles, Epson Salts Flour Sulphur
Ink in bottles birthstone, Incifer Matches
British Lustre. Olive OIL in baskets barrels
os-Wnier strained Sperm Fall Linseed Meats foot sp
rits Turpentne.
MISCELLANEOUS CIf-Surgical fn-inncnts Iancets
Evans best my importation and warranted genuine Apoie
CARES and Confectionery Glass Furniture deserp-
tons Vias Boles Cork &C. Pcuety. Soaps Tooth Brushes
Powders ke Paints dry and ground Oils
Brushes Coiors. and Painters Articles.
FAMILY AND PATENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Country
Merchants select Good. from large good an assortment
as can be found in other Store in the state Of Virginia
Or The most prompt attention paid packing shipping
ordcrs 30
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\ y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
Al uet Virginia December 18th. MANSON OF the
CITY OF Richmond having filed petition praying he may be de-
cared bankrupt j. ordered that all persons claiming be
uors OF The said Otis Manson on The I9
Jay OF January why the said Manson be not declared
BANKRUPT pursuant the Act Of Congress behalf and that
eopy OF this onor be- published newspaper according 10 tho
22d and 9Th rules Of Court. A Couv-Tss,e s 49,
ds I6-wsN urSpv Ctnoo~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

TO MERCHANTS
A ND others who require Blank Books To com.
the lsi3 subscriber the ptcpriet OF
sending him their patterns have their
books well seasoned lie band OF Blank
Books Papers and Binding Materials Of the best quality and l.
ready all orders his old and
al who him with 10. has Folio and Bank
Checks Bs Ladnr, Hills Of Exchange and all other
Blanks which he viii have printed order lie positively
public that he always charged does and Intends
charge for all kns,f Binding least other Binder
city and he determined by his all
ders and his manual eacrton, give satisfaction.
r. n sANNAY,
e6 Kinder Nit A. 3. Lyons Book
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

Ihaye carefully examined the Uterine invented by Ro
Thompson Of Columbus declare
that i unquesiionaby the perfect and useful
the kind ever offered TO the public differs essentially
stucon from the all
respects far superior
The Doctor society BY the
ton Of this JNO. EDERLE NJ d.
Professor Of Theory and Practice Medicine College
Ohio
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
met Of Virginia December, 10TH 1912 DAVID r. MeALRx
Dh I" INC county Of Nelson having filed petition praying
ua nc may be declared BANKRUPT that MI no,op.
canning 70 he creditors Of the said David r. McAerander show
% 70 me .ur on The IAN day Of January why the sad
A congress in that behalf and that copy Of this order m
court Copy-Tcs,e, "
de ~ w5wp HENRY ctRsox 49,.
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Plaintiffs.
Against
James Eros, and Elizabeth his wife, Henry johnson, Elizabeth
Williams Theresa Williams the re infants
under the OF and the heirs Of John Wilson,
deed. when dseoveed.l Dcns.
onin " Elicit by the Court guardian ad
infant defendants hcreupon the
plaintiffs filed their blu and the
the bill and exhibit the
" Elicit their guardian al assigned
them and the other parties
Johnson to whom abaics by their death On consideration
whereof appearing the satisfaction Of the Court
John Wilson inhabitants
not having entered their and given according
10 the Act OF Assembly and the Rules
that the said defendants 10
OF this Court and the bin OF plaintiffs copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted newspaper Published
the OF Richmond for months successfully
the front door Of the Court House o county CopyTese
noS-w9w LoFTiN y. ELLErT. II. {. e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23
ICHMOND, F1EDERICKSBUlSG a POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROADS..
LOUISA RAIi.-ROAD.
Lines to Charlottesville, Staunton, Lynch bu m.
and the Virginia Springs.

-fTOLDED-f.ND GRE3TLT IN
CREASED EXPEDITION
The Public are hereby informed that
under arrangement between the RalRoad Com.
pany and Stage Line the Fare from Richmond 10
Lynchburg will be Sand to Charlottosviue So.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad. At
"A. 81, reach the Junction 10 hreakfasf and thencs
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XIRGlNIA-Iv CnANcrRr.-At rnlea hal

NlRGlNIA-lN CHANcERY.-At rules held
in the Clerks Once of the County Court Of Cumberland on
Monday, the 9Th day Of November 1912.
John A. Caldwell Pla,tp
against
Thomas sarkey Joseph sarkcy Robert siarksy. Pamela
ey Sally starsey Mary stakey Paiscy safey William sakey
John Daniel and Allen wilson Sheriff Of Cumberland county and
as such administrator Of William Stsrkey, deed. Dcfs.
The Defendant William siarkey no, having entered atear
anee and given security according oAsemby and the
Of this Court and appearing satisfactorily that he
not nabant ofts County l ordered
dan 10 here the first DAY ~ February Count and
wef the amended BIN NJ the panuG and copy q this order
be forthwith inserted Newspaper Published city
Richmond for months sccessye, and posted
ofthe Courthouse Of this county.
cofy-Testc.
de7 wooDsoN D. G.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

In CHANCERY.-In Henrico County Court,
IL October d. lsts-John Icrshan and Sarah T.
before her incauiage with the said John Sarah T. Williams
Plaintiffs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23
To Physicians.
DIR. RIO. THoMPsoN's PELVIC CORSET

Utero Alb q ON m nj Bandage,
For the of Polapsus Uteu by External Pressure.
HNHE subscriber having purchased of DIR. Ro.
u Thompson the right Corset and
utero Abdominal Banage for the Papsus falling
Of the womb respectfully them medical
faculty possessing superior advantages
men for the purpose, and them are
enabled to put them at such prices will
Of every patient.
The following certificates respectfully submitted:
From Or. John EB,rie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

6HEAP DRY GOODS. b. Cunningham - selling great bar.
- gains winter Dry Goods Persons will find large
Of description Of goods tbs Dry Good hne
extremely low prices
Brown Cotton Cloths at s. G.ze o. and 10 and npcr
Blcaehd Do DO NJ 81, =. .. Zoe and hnst
Caicos At T. 81, e. r. 10. I2i 10 % cts.
Mouain De LANES from II. Cd. 20 G..
Flannela, assorted colours and qualities
Kerpcya Tinscys Jeans and saninotts
Rose, Whitney Point and Dume Blankets
Also few pieces Of cheap Carpet which VIII be soh very
n J. p. CUNNGNcHAMs
de- Is Cheap Cash Dry 0ood Store
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

4 UERLAINs AMBRosIAL CREAM--A supply Of This deli
~ cous Shaving compound In Pareean Pos Just received
and for sale, by BOLTON A. HARRtSON.
d. Is Corner above Banks.
~ ENTLEMESs CALFsKIN. CUMELAsTfC. BUFFALO
N AND CARPET OVER sHOES.--A fno assortment OF the
shove Overocs selling very reduced
prices, for cash, D. BURLINGTON cos,
De rs Mansion iouss.
DURg sperm Lamp OF, winter susined-for sale by
de Is ALEx DUAL y co,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-12
From the Plymouth (.Mass. Rock

John Tyler, without expectation or solicitation
his part was nominated for the Vice Presidency by
the Wing convention at Harrisburg in 1910, with the
know ledge that in the event of his election and the
death of General Harrison, the Administration of
the Government would devolve on him. The con-
vention knew also that Mr. Tyler was then, and had
been for more than five and twenty years strongly
opposed to a National Bank, constitutional
grounds. On all suitable occasions he had fully and
freely expressed his opposition to such institution.
He had done ii in the Legislature Of Virgnia--in
the House Of Representatives and Senate of the Uni
ted States, and in popular assemblies of the people
and q short time before his election, in answer to
queries the subject, he referred to his well known
and previously expressed opinions in regard to Bank
as those he then entertained
Under these circumstances, and with the oath To
support the Constitution upon him, who but a rogue
fool will say that he could have given his sanction
to a National Bank without forfeiting his own self
respect and the respect of all honest and honorable
men, and the confidence of the People No, the
Presidents course is not inconsistent. IL does not
justly expose him to censure. Ii proves him guilty
of no betrayal Of trust or derelction of duty.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-12
From the ChilAcothe advertiser.
THE TYLER CONVENTION AT COLUM-

The Tyler convention assembled at Columbus on
Monday last. MIR. M H. Kirby appointed to
preside during its deliberations assisted by thirteen
Vice Presidents and five Secretaries. From accounts
the convention very we'll attended, and General
Murphy, of this ely, who the great Wing gun
during the Harrison campaign, is said to have made
one of his very best speeches in defence of Tyler
Administration and which is noticed as follows in
the Ohio Statesman of the I'd inst:
"Gen. Murphy the wings patrick Henry of the
West of 1910, threw most tremendous rocket into
their camp last night, He developed the whole plans
and mysteries of the Harrisburg Convention, that
nominated Harrison, the unavailable bank cand-
date, and hurled back the charge of Harrison, or
Tyler either, being bank men in l840 with the most
scorchng effect The roars of applause and laugh
ter great that the voice of the speaker was
frequently drowned He appealed to his wing BROTH
er, Gov Corwin who was present, for the truth o.
his statements, that the wings of lS40 dared not make
the bank question
at was Clay's bankism that made him unavailable,
and would make him again, and Harrison and Ty-
Ter were nominated because of their known opposi-
ton to IT, S. Bank He went on to prove pretty
concusvely, that had Harrison lived he would have
vetoed the Bank bill, as Tyler did"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-12
k'tom The PHILADELPHIA Erening Express

An ad iourned meeting of the "Corporal's Guard >
or friends of the Nation Adm inistration was held a
Busches Democratic Head Quarters, last evening
1t was a large and enthusiastic gathering. Great
unanimity of feeling prevailed, and spirited deter
mination was eyinced to uphold President Tyler II
his patriotic course, and to visit upon the iactious
Clay Wing party in and out Of Congress, the punish
ment richly merlted.
A committee Of two persons from each ward was
chosen for the purpose of calling meeting to elect
Delegates to General Convention, preparatory to
the ensuing election
During the evening between forty and fifty per-
sons were elected members of the Tyler Democratic
Association, and signed the Constitution.
We are glad to notice the movements OF the friends
of the National Administration 1t cannot be dispu-
ted that they already compose very considerable par
y and are rapidly Strengthening their power. They
are now determined to exert their political influence,
and exercise ii as future circumstances and events
may seem TO require.
The Tyler party is identified in its general prnci-
pies with that of the Democratic and if energetic
cooperation could be effected between them both,
much political good might proceed theretrom.
Holding, as the friends of the Administration
quesonably do, the balance Of power, it would be
unwise and mpolitlc for the Democratic party to
pursue any line of conduct based upon selfish and ex
elusive interests.
II is of the utmost importance that the Wing City
Councils be ousted at the coming election, and
Democratic city municipal government be substituted
Inasmuch therefore, compromise of principle is
required on the part of either the Democratic or Ty
Ter Party, we good reason why amaigapaiion
should not take place to effect so glorious purpose
In 'unon there is strength We would regret
much to three tickets brought before the people
for their consideration and support at the ensuing
election and sincerely hope that nothing will b
done the part Of the Democratic Conferees to IN
duce the Tyler men TO form ticket of their own
More Anon.