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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-29
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the CLERKS O

" lRGlNlA.-At Rules held in the Clerk Of.
hec OF the Circuit Superior and Chancery for
Richmond County the Court Monday the 5t OF No
vemhcr. 1879:
Royston Bets, Plan,n
John X Rieads and Alex Tunbur and VIM e.
H. Fearing and Peeg Hail. trading firm style
OF Fearngs 4 Hal defcndants-kn Chdacers.
The defendants John Alex Turnbul and Wam
Fearing David Fearing and Peleg Hail. partners
the % and style OF Fearings Hall having their ap
peafanee and given security according
' Rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence.
mat they are not inhabitants this Commonwealth
that the said defendants do appear here Rules
Clerks ohiee OF said Court the f Monday February ne
ana answer the bill of the plaintiff filed the
last term and that copy Of forthwith inserted in
SOME newspaper published the month.
successfully and posted the door Thu.
county. A Copy-Testc,
26--wew T. n rF-rFRurs Oil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-29
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

vENHE Great Remedy for Consumption of the
u Lungs Affections the Liver Bronchitis Pains or
Weakness Of the Breast Lungs Chronic Coughs Peuy
rhage OF the Lungs and all affections
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
a compound bal>sme preparation of the PxaHs yfgssas
Will Cherry Bark combined with the Extract Of
ungued aud universally acknowledged the most vaua
bic medicine discovered No quaekery deception,
setting forth the virtues OF this truly medicine
SIRE To deceive those who horng under affection wish
10 elgzc than II Justly deserves Vet
and the OF suffering AMI distress
ofhs diseases which this medicine proved
nl feel that Claims
much its favor Various remedies
pueed for the diseases
doubt been found useful
discovered admitted by physicians and all
Its effects that has proved successful
the this RaiSam that
clans have failed TO effect change the this medicine
been productive of the astonishing relief actually effected
cures amer all hopes OF recovery had been de-Tsircd OF
In the ht Of thu disease. Catarrhal
SUMPTION, originating from neglected COLDS. has
with Underwriting and hundreds acknowledge they
the restoration their heahh this invaluable medicine alone
females, commonly termed debility. Deo!ise
complaint with which thousands lingering prov
ell highly successful and only tire power OF check
the progress Of this alarming complaint strengthens
and invgorscs
We have possessed.
Besides its surprising efficacy Consumption equally
heaeious in Liver Complaints Asthma Bronchitis and
tons OF the Lungs and has cured the
amer other remedy had failed For
Dr. Ws,ars Treatise Consumption be had of the
gents
Tux EXTRAORDINARY attending mcli-
cine in diseases OF Lungs and
published certificates
its virtues beyond all doubt consider
exhibit long list OF them In this place. and viii
n few show what It has done.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-29
VIRGINA.-At Rules held in the Clerks OF.

z 5 O1-
fee OF Superior Chancery for the Richmond
Circuit the 9Th day Of November, 1872
Robert Gwathmey, Plaintiff
Against
William Young Charles Brown OF wills.
Brown and Company and Defendants
The defendants above having entered their
and given security according the Act Of Rules
Of TINS Court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence
are not inhabitants % tins Commonwealth ordered that the
-d defendants do appear FIRST Monday
In February next and tie bin plaintiff copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond for posted At
The front door Of the Capitol the
2O-w9w C.. 4 q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-29

DE- sewan Of Columbia College city Of Washington says
have carefully enmned Dr. \. g. HuIs and DR.. Il. Tionp
sons apparatus referred and rndeay and
-enialy different IN their construction.
The general and leading difference between apTa
AUS Is that while Dr. Iiurs intended
port 10 the uterus aud other viscea and this very
Die manner Dr. Thompsons Is calculated afford
support and do safely and comfortably While
on D HUNS instrument as Intellectual and oon unsafe regard
Ihotnpons as ALWAYS safe, and Omen highly beneficial
Having pointed out other important differences con
cludes--
Dr. lhom~ons apparatus has no wedge stopper pcssa.
which constitutes important difference between them
we have In other
kn throughout the state which the inspection
those who wish 10 them although
persons acquainted with the anatomy Of the parts will
Of the instrument be convinced q ~ utility.
de AIFY DIrV Az 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-29
Q6-cw9w wM o WINSTON, d. c.
XIRGINA-At RuIes heId in the Clerk,s


oee OF the Superior Court Of chaneey for the
Circuit the 9Th day OF December,
Edwin Shelton executor Of Ann Foster and administrator
mis- non Of Peter Foster deceased William
City Of Richmond and Committee asd administrator
all deceased Thomas Underwood and Elizabeth
H. souihal Plrhs
Charles Cuts and Lucy Nicholas and Martha
ms VIE, Edward Mayo and other Dcrts
The defendants above named
and given security according
this court and appang satisfactory they are
inhabitants of this Commonwealth sa
PENDANTS do appear the Rules Monday IN March
next and the bills Of the plaintiffs
order be forthwith Inserted published city Of
Richmond for months posted door
OF the Capitol in the said city. A Copy-re-te.
de - cw9w WIN g. SANDS. G.. G..
VIRGlNIA.-Lancaste County Court, No.
vember 2Is,, 1912
Martin Sampson Judith Polly Hayden Nancy Cock
rail-, Comphs. }
IL
Hiram Sampson, Def
This day plaintiffs and the defendant
Hiram Sampson having entered appearance given
eury according the Of Assembly this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence not an inhab
ani Of this country It oeed appear
here the FIRST day Of April Court and panns
bin and that copy this order be published
IN the city u Richmond for successfully posted at
the front door Of the Court House this county.
Attest, ROT DUNAWAY, G. e.
de o w9w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18
From the Bali. Republican.
THE GOOD OLD TIMES OF THE
TT. s. RANK


The federal press say they cannot redeem
their promises Of restoring confdenCe--of
good times for lhe people, and Of two dollars
a day and roast beef 10 The laborer. because
honest John Tyler vetoed the United States
Bank bill. The old maxim, that bad excuse
is better than none, will not hold good in this
case, for reasons which we shall presently
show. *S
The United States Bank was chartered in
1916, to restore confidence and raise The Price
of labor. and 10 give relief 10 the people. Il
went into operation on the FIRST day of January
1917, and Immediately commenced business.
The following extracts from old papers will
show how beautifully The system worked, aud
what relief it gave the people. They are taken
from papers whose authority no whig dare
doubt In this matter, one fact is worth Q
thousand assertions from interested parzanss
whose breeches pockets have felt the effect Of
bank facilities. Let all read. ponder and re-
feet, and then ask themselves if they wish
again TO see The scenes of 1919, 30 and '2l
re-enacted, and the "good old times of the
United Stales Bank" when it would take
four barrels Of -four 10 pay debt Of FIVE dOl-
lars, brought hack.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18
WESTERN WOMEN.

II saw there a couple of western beauties The
south produces elegant women, and the valley Of the
Mississippi splendid cneJ. There is an originality -a>
cinesS-among The women of the west, which is emil
nently attractive fhey touch the confines ofcviliza~
tion and barbarsm with such daring grace that the
precise petits maitres ohe Atlantic are hunGerstruc
or turned into gaping statues at their fascinating Wild
ness and enchanting audacity. western or a south
ern belle fresh from the woods is sealed book to an
Atlantic dandy He cannot understand her; he has not
tho key; sheiS beyond his vision. To know them
properly, 10 estimate them accurately we must have
been lost on the Aleghanies, shipwrecked on a for
eign coast, drank sherbert with the Turk tasted the
river Jordan been killed and eaten by the pirates.
Squite distressing to see the atlantic bellies pick their
way through the crowded drawing room. They some-
times stand on the outer edge ofhe crowd, and look
deSpairingy to friend at the other end ofthe
ole would look upon the spires Of Cincinnati from the
pinnaces the Aeghanies atraveler looks across
the Arabian deserts. western belle dashes through
the river, mounted on horseback. Nothing impedes
her. She makes manners, and controls the rulers of
society as she marches through it. throwing dandies
side as ship does the pillows. The southern lady
glides like syphi full of feeling and passion which
gives edge to her conversation, and fire in her eyes,"
~ Cor. Portland Advertiser.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18
BY KITCHENER & MATHEWS

From the Utica Democrat. .
MANS LITTLENESS AND DIGNITY.
Those countless orbs that glitter bright
Above the world in fadeleSs light,
That chase away the chilling blight,
And beauti(y the darksome night,
The glorious sun In dazzling might,
At mornings dawn, or mondays height
Creations voice reveals 10 man
The Power and Wisdom Of its plant
This earth, whose thousand beauties gleam
From every hill, and vale, and stream,
When viewed beneath the sivery beam,
Oflight, which from the sun doth stream,
Its variegated prospects seem
Like some enchanting midnight dream
But man how weak, how frail he is,
Compared with such world as thisP
But mark the sparkling gems that ride
Above the earth, in all their pride,
The sun in splendor shining wide,
Amid the heavens in purple dyed,-
Their glOrieS fade, with MAN beside,
He has what is to them deniedi
They all are liCeless as the cod,
But he has mindl-a ray from Godl
This giant earth may pass away
The stars so bright, may all decay,
The sun no more may gid the day,
The moon may cease to guide our way,
And running brooks and streams to play
Beneath her soft and mellow ray
Rolled back to chaos these may be
But MAN, shall live eternalIyl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18
VOL. 8. NO 81. WHOLE NO. ls5

over them, While John Henderson, lheis
fellow apprentice, with the same chances, but
ahigheSaim, a is one Of MIssissippi's honored
Representatives inIhe Senate OF the U. States,
We say follow his example, perseyere in il,
and your triumph is cersin.-Baltmore Re-
publican.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18

Savage HOspitdlity,-IIt is an invariable Gus
tom among the North American Indians, that
any one who is hungry is allowed 10 walk ins
to aoy mems lodge and eat. Among " christ
lians, the person who took such liberty.
would very soon find himself 10 the House VI
Correction.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18

"CENTRAL SUM- JcautJalfgws.-In tho
debate upon the habeas corpus bill in the u s. Senate
Mr.. Choae, of Massachusetts had compared the action
ofthe Supreme Court Of the United States, in such
ses as that Of Mcleod to that oa great central sum-
in the Judicial system. Mr.. Walker of Mississippi thus
elegantly responded: II want no central SUM-. Stan.
ding upon the lronars and surveying the republic, and
the azure banner of the Union, see there only the
stars which represent the sovereign Saes forming one
grand and noble constellation, whose light falls in chas
tened ard holy brightness upon the altar ofthe consu-
ton. see there all the light and all the power which
we, as representatives ofthe Sates possess to carry
out the great objects for which the constitution was
framed. And LET me tell the Senator that when he go
changes the constitution to create that central sum-
the stars will disappear they will become undisngush
aoe spots upon the dusk of that central orb, and will
vanish like the morning stars before the solar eugence
1t will be the last day of the constitution, and when the
central sun descends it will go down, not like tho
bright orb Of heaven, to rise again with renovated us
tre-but to sink into the darkness of perpetual gloom
NEWSPAPERS.-'A newspaper is a school in
family children, worth len dollars year. Even the
most barren paper brings something new. Children
read or hear the contents intelligence of the affairs Of
the world, and acquire useful knowledge of more i'm.
poance to them in life than pesentof so acres Of
land. Parents not aware ofthe vast-we say with
confidence the vast importance off newspaper in ia
lily Of children. We haYe made the remark before, and
repeat it, that take two families of children equally
smart, and both going to the same school; let one of
them have the free use ofthe newspaper, and let the
other be deprived oflhe Use Of it, and it would excite
aofOn Il. a..
Full one half and an important half OF education it
respects the business ohe world, and the ability to rise
and make ones selfresPecable in it, is deryed from
newspapers. What parent would not wish his chill
dren respoctable1 Who would be- willing to have his
neighber'S children more intelligent than his own and
yet how tfing is the paper costsP 1t is even in
these hard times absolutely contemplate in amount, &
no manever felt il, except in its beneficial consequen-
csnces. who paid the subscription regularly once a
year"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18

SchooLtouss incident, t,-Nlaster; Spell casiigata.
Boy Cath-ti'gate, cathtgats. I-
Master Very well-what is the deinitionl .s
Boy: Don'tremember ,hir. r,l
Master: Ifyou had an ugly horse what would you
dJwith hmI r
Boy; would thwap him off the firtht chanth l got,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18

Said Sam to Dick, "you have a hole in your lrow.
Sers. 'Who cares says Dick II will wear twice as
longasa paIeh. Yes says sam, And twice as wids
too" gti ', se s..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18
A THRILLING INCIDENT.

BY JAMES REES.
1.-THE important question is, not that we die,
But how we die.'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18

No Meat, no Marriage. The Agynii, new
sect, or rather au old sect revived, whose
creed is that God forbids marriage aud eating
flesh, Of which history speaks as ffourishing
10 some extent Ammo l94,ha sprung up in the
vicinity Of Nauvoo, near Joe Smiths domin-
ions. II is suid 10 be under the pastoral care
ofJohn Smith, and is intended to he on auxil-
larry Of MormOuism: They gOit against flesh
and the devil"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18

Apprentices look at his.-Some years ago,
there was shoemaker in the lower part of
Cumberland county, New Jersey, who was re
markabe for his love of reading. All his lei-
sure hours we're employed with book, while
his companions were passing theirs IN idle
ness, or worse than idIeness--ihe celebration
of fCrspannas, AT length he took his stick &
bundle, and started for the southwest Time
passed on, and the sludious shoemaker pur-
sued his studies with vigorous and undated
zeal His companions intent upon their a.
musement, had almost forgotten him: they con
tinued their devoiions to their patron saint, for
the best part Of their weeks, and piled the awl
and thread for the balance, unhonored by otb-
ers, because unexpected by themselves. And
thus they will continue 10 reap the fruits of
misspent youth, until a welcome grave closes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04

rO MOTHERa

UEs5Rs. 4. CHASE a Co.-0enis Hearing inucl.
WI said about the extraordinary effects Of the Resu.
ton or Persian Pills those about to become noh.ra
wewerc ,nucedto make trial Of thcn Ny wife that
time III. noiher Of children. and had suffered
dous aod ercrueiins pains during and alter her
ineni of each. She hatried every AMI much
medicine, but found little relief she "a.
king the feslln Pills about months befor. her eoufne-
hcn ter hcih m ing very poor about this length Of
previos) AMI aoon after enabled 10y their
L. the cares Of mother TO her family until her cOnlne
Ineni. A. the time she commenced taking the Persian
Pils an for several weeks previous, she afflicted
dry hard cough and frequent severe cramps, whichte
e 81 the Pills entirely removed before using half box
10 with great confidence that advise all those about
To becnmc mothers, 10 make Of the Persian Pills All
those that have taken them in neighborhood have got
along Ia the and about the
IA Few lays There does appear Ia be half the dl
ger Of other difficulties setting acr confinement where
these Fails taken. We unitedy say let neglect
taking then Tor they in the reach OF the poor well
as the rich. We truly thankful there - remedy
~uch females easily procure which bids fair
sen the world Of suffering, which many Of them have to
bear and perhaps the lives OF thousands which other
wise would be lost. y. ROBERTA
A. o. ROBERTS.
Rochester, May 9th, 1893.
For sale by A. q. STEVENS.
n -rIy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
. q LIN's IMPUOyED PATEIT1 a..
ME SPREAD STtENGTIIENIN
PIsAsTlcH

|SE valuable ani elegant plasfere ARC e,,,o,t ,s.t
$500 w, 80 "I ilc hcat quality. Nv mac hineTy
" ''p'' ~ wv lle purpose, hy which tbcv arc
\ unl 'fm ihckncst, Hri zee froutbc inco,,,i,v
acc ".'',n tcin'niy prevents other plaster 1eoo,
|if' ~ i'ni'tt ihctn rfiafiue an1 unrot,o,,,, M
|up'siiinn Will which They arc e,,,i Nv
~ h' low temperature from cornbioatt,o ~ s'igl
nous ~ ,I'm'niic guns. rom Their pcc',li,,
iii'n ~ l"any mr'nf,hcning, snodyne and s,.h,i
iuf rf''Hos, lucy Afford pica AM anil n, L,,,V
~ c'c ~ p'in ~ The sii" lnd breast xc,tn''s
n f'"' we ch'-li pam 90 weakness OF Tho L,rk
ut' i1 iio frnfe " uutins az wc,toes. y, ~ \,
1" ""' 'dre'mrinsint dyspepsia and liver eo,s
w rcl,1i'' or p''nin' affections of Tho ImI,So ~,
h'r d1nlynr aui .nnulltine propcrtics ,cs,
|rficuiulY hcnciicil Psr-ons ,yhn r.. ,.l,uc'
Pc, "l .iI"tca"fra 'rr prrisppscd IN sfccnono
~ ~ w'i' h"lih''e pitsicrf az ehccfual eccoYi,v
boz pnl nnnty miicsa which prove too frconeny
necl''ir ihN prccmenry svnip,,u,s of renJ,,,
|I"m lhe e,'M improvement effected In The mani,
~ thes' rl.irTf ny machinery, fhey can bc s,lt
|wet ihsn yltucfs fpicad nv the usual m.,boI
'o'''' 81" n, ,.,',,b ~ GANNUR,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
TO SUIT HARD TIMES

lIol ~ q SIGN PAINTING, GLIDING. GLAZING &C.
thLnEhiCh T. SM I'll tenders his thank friends
ana the public for the extensive patronage with whei
ne as h,cnt Noufe aud respectfully announces them
a nc SNOWY cpacd o execute orders in the various
branches OF lis busincEs superior manner AMI on
terms which cannot fail 10 meet appreciation.
lie PARTICULARLY requests individuals or firms who NAV
require signs Painted Lecrcd or Lettering Of any dc
scnPuon done that he Will undertake their execution in
worknankc manner. az much below The prices usually
charged in this CITY for his motto Is aud SHALL be that
strict economy requires only moderate expenditure,
AMI moderate profits suffice Tor It's requirements
Orders for Glazing IN any part Of the City shall be
promptly attended, TO- and lie confidently promises MS pai-
rogs thar They shall not bc the victims Of pGocrasnlon
onhis par
Gcntlcmcn tIc country will find him ready as hefsfa
frf 10 undertake Painting, g.. iu The ADJACENT counties
ani thcy vii al~ tuithlf Doe has 1lw Us hand an ex
i"nsiyc snl varied assortment % colours rcayd mxcd
10 shop on Rail Road street, SIuckoe Hi, Market
Tcs b.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
MORE NEW Books.
RTCEfyEp ~
SMITH, DRINKER 4 MORRIS,

.fapuarp Ga
lens Of hoirin Enelsh foets, with Biographical ut
" ices Nv = q Hal
Pictorial Bible rsu hundred pittou,l iHust, siirns al
ttc Uoiy Hhlc consisting ot views The lriv Land 10
gether with many ~ the remarkable uhccts ~ snfins
IN tic Oldand Now fcsamcnis repre- scniur sacred his
Iotical events eoleI n"u csi tc pistufce primo paly
from OLD masters Tho Ian isc ,pc mac tom on
gnd stctchc taken on lhc pot, with Interesting letter
pfcFa descriptions, chiefly explanatory the cusr,vng
and ~ numerous ItaeareH connected with The hiaory
rcugDphy, natmal history and snIurcs of tho sarrci
sculptures compiled principally otn the noire 10 The ON
ION Pictorial Hhle, thiri e,Tics
Also 0itthcr supplies ~ memoirs.
Margaret Davidson, by W Irvnc.
fu- fefa David aiu, hy Miss Sc,g,xiek
Selected Poems 10y Mrs SgouTncy with illu -trst,ons
American Almanac. for tSt2
The Iaiy's Huk fnr January coufstniur the usual
variety, with two heauutu ustons aud plate 81 the
stesl FASHIONS. Subscribers will please send H., tho,t
numbers IA ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
MARRIED LADIES


SSFhRiOh 10 the hygein, Brandreths, Evans, To
- mote the Mstchless (priced) Ssnaiivc Indian Purga
tive, any Other Pills OF Compound before the public a.
certified 10 10y Physicians ami others. Let condemn
them untithey hayeried them and then are CERTAIN
they will not.
Ii is settled point with all who have used theve.
seisbe PERSIAN PILLS, that they pTecmne ntly the
besi and mos efileaeious FAMILY MEDICINE thai has
yet been uscdn America II every family could become
acquainted with their Sovereign power disease they
would keep them andbe prepared with a sure REMEDY
10 apply the first appearance disease and then how
much distress would Ice avoided and money saved as wei
a. the lives Of thousands who hurried out Of lime by
neslecing disease IN IFS FIRST stages or 10y not being ia
possesson OF remedy which they place
upon OIL Pills IN each box, price GA For sale
Riehnon' by A. q. STEvENsAst.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
hUTLCR $ EFFERVEsCEHT
MAG. t,~,ltN tBk.IlI.sNT
!. PEASE 4 SONS
ONPDIND CLIRIFIED ESSENCE or
IDARHOtfND CANDY

ilH Incompatible Compound, Cor The cure Of Coushq
colds Sc. o. luay celebrated aud every day but aiis
popularity. g. taste - very pleasant aud for safety
"hVrm"nr" 90 preferable ~ every "tlirI coLg remedy
va Numerous certificates III its sfcacy ale In the
'.nn "l li" r'"rrie"r', although they deem the ~.
incrcA log ieini di the article aud The greai hyor
which II - "r"p where received, as the best cyi.
- NJ ~ utility.
! PEASE & son,
10, Division street, N. Y.
2 fresh supply Just received Tor sale wholesale At
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
PmoFEssoR sMITn's GEOMETRY.

4 ". NANDOIFII & GO. have ior falr
~ . An Elementary Treatise on Analytical Geometry,
translated ron lie French Of bot, for the " The
Cadets oi virginia Military institute at Lexington ani
ADAPTED 10 thc present state Of Mathematical inst lcton m
" COLLEGES o the lniic States. by Francis II smith,
W, Professor II Mathematics the institution AMI fr.
mcIly professor at West Point.
The Princeton Review contains tho following:
we are glad that Prof smith has added his contribution
Hvur scauy Stock, 10y giving translation Of the
ify WORK 81 bi"t one Of the most perfect scientific gems
i' be i"hnd IN any language. The original needs
commentator; and Of the Translation IL is enough to say
that Il - faithfully executed"