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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-22
Property fOE. Sale.

WNIIE subscriber wishes 10 sell bis property situated
u on Main street, New Philade'phia, consisting ola
House and Lot The building is two storys high, 50 4.
'front.' nearly new, having been built within I8 months;
good cellar 6rooms, hall, dining room and kitchen,
smoke house and other outhouses; good we'll a new
csern, holding about so or 80 barrels of rain ser g.
a back shop, story and half high The whole coDye-
nicnces are situated on good lot any in the town,
making very desirable piece Of properly for anyper
whatever, and will be sold on reasonable terms
Person's Wishing to purchase, will please call and
anime.
DANIEL O'DONNEI.
New Philadelphia, April ls, ls42. l4G.
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ROAD NOTICE

NToTICE Is hereby given that after thirty dRJ from this
~ date petition will presented 10 the commissioners Of
Tusarawus county for the location and establishment
of county road from the house of John McFee In wash
np,o township thence along the hne of lot 1910 gum
corner between McFoe ST. and Samuel titchcock thence
10 corner etweem John McFses and Christian Soer and 10
run by tile house of aforesaid Christian Sofer 10 ntersect
road known by Kngs Grade "a rods north of 0rson Wick
buns house and thence to Lemuel Barhoow's mill!
to intcrsect the road leading New.comerstown.
Dated August II, 1872 32aw
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Notice.

John Johns & Rosannah his wife, John Weaver, & Eliza
beth his wife, and Michael Off, Cathane his wife, will take
notice that petition filed in the Court of common Pleas.
ofTuscauwas county Ohio, the first day ofAugust A d.
1872 against them and heirs and legal representatives of
Elizabeth Erler late said county, decd by Samuel Rom
as administrator said Elizabeth Eer decd the object
prayer of which said petition obtain an order of said
auorsng sadadmnsrato to sell certain real estate or
said deceased to pay the debts ofsaid estate.
August I'd. 1912, HANCE q BELDEN'
Il Sol, for Pet.
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Medical Card.

TNNHE suhscrl having finished his sudcs las established
u himself in the town of siANEsvILL', ?, MS a medical
practitioner hopes by asou attention oThc various
branches of his profession, merit liberal share of public
confidence and patronage Office Main street, door
the Post Office.
JACOB STEEsE.
Shanesvies Tus. CO., April 20, 1872 l4f
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-22
From tile nocheyter Dallv penoer.,.


Mr. Edltor-Aow me, through the medium of your PAPER
oexpIess my opinion of tho very highly esteemed Persian
pills. that highly esteemed where known for il Is an ndub
table fact that all who become acquainted with them dismiss
other popular remedy from their families and rely solely
ufon these. But Is fact generally known as should
be that such invariably escape prevalent dsea
ses of the season. and that known to be Ia
ken down with Sickness who has kept aud taken these
pills on the first symptoms Of disease.
Mothers viii have excuse hut must charge themselves
with objectionable neglect when they theender Offspring
droopng and sinking under darrhGa and bowel complaints
or their lives nip in the bud, by neglected disease
The increasing prevalence of exces great fear
IN those who inclined To that fell dsease-and well Il MAJ
but persuaded that the Persian pills were taken In its
first stages according 10 The decons nine enths of those who
are given over, might enjoy good health.
In fnct speak with come degree Of experience for hava
known several who have been given over by pyscans e
cover by using these pills. Should not this be su0cjent in
dncemen for those who are in its first stages tomake trial
ofhem? The time has when the heads of families
can supply themselves with anidote which will uue in
embryo Tue disease OF the dayandto themselves the fault
ehargeae they allow the different members of their fami.
lies TO sink to an unmely grave.
AY'24 SUBSCRIBER
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HATTERY.

~ Dover, vonld inG,rin lie citizens of liscntawas
County that he still continues to carry on the Hating
business in all its various branches. His swpFkman-
slip shall be- of the first quality hoping lheEsSY y res
ceivs liberal share Of patronage.
n. B. All kinds Of country produce, taken ~ ex'
change for work. Or 5ulslpnding debts.
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WILLIAM SHEAR.
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
SA NIUE 4 Il AD Am g.

XVould respectfully return his thanks 10 the citizens
w Of Dover and New Phadelhia, for the liberal pat
onage be has received since his commencement in bus.
ness and he informs the citizens ofthe county fha, he
still carries on the Tailoring business in the town Of
Dover Factory Street. south side, where Clothing will
Je made in the most fashionable and fitting manner.
From his experience in the above business, he feels
assured thai he will be able to render general sasac,
lion 10 all, who are pleased to give him call.
Dover, Sept. 80, I64l y
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LOST.

A short lime since two noea of hand, given by John
Kinney to Mary Ann O'Neal, calling for 80 dollars,
and SO cents each, with interest All persons are eau.
toned against purchasing takin aid notes as they
have been paid. JOHN KINNEY.
Canal Dover, Aug Is, 1912.
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MEDIC AL NOTICES
MEDICAL Notice.

= MeulchI NOTICE..
The subscribers having associated themselves pras
oners Of Medicine, tender their services to The Ciii
zens Of Dover, aud The surrounding Country in the va.
rious branches Of their profession.
DR. McMeal tlankfnffor tie very extensive patron.
age he has received fer l2years pas pes by strict Az
teniion to merit conntiunnce oft
Their office on End Street, above the liatIsr shop
ofair. Wilson.
~ y, D.&oMEAL, NJ. D.
LEWIS DYER, NJ. D.
Dover. Nov. Is, ls4l, IA9 ~ Is.
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CAUTION.

MordecOi Wheatey, holds note against me for
twelve dollars, which obtained from me in l642,
ffaudalentIy All persons cautioned against taking
said note, as shall not pay it, Whoever purchases
said note will buy law suit
SAMUEL WARFEL.
Waterford, August 6, 1912.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-22
LOOK HEREg
NE RESURRECTYON or PERSIAN PILLS

1HE hESURREC1ION OR FERSfAN FILLS.
FWNHEsR pills raise from greatest weakness distress
n and suffering, TO OF strength, health and hsppi
Aess The of the Pills originated from the crcum
Of the medicine being found only in the cemeteries Of
Persia, This vegetable production being peculiar kind
led experimen lis medical qualities aud virtues In
half century became established medicine for tie dis
OF that cOunry. The of this singular prOduc
lion introduced parts of Europe in the year 783
and used by many celebrated physicians in curing certain dis
where oil other medicines had been In vain. Early
tn the year 1892 the combined certain
geable medicine imported from ua Baca, in the Inde
and formed into pills The admirable effect of this compond
upon the human system, led physicians and families fo its
general Their long established character fheir ruiyo
sal and healing virtues the detergent and cleansing qualities
of their speeihcal the ganduar part Of tile sys
te are such as win sustain their eputacn and general
In the Amefear Republic. Es-.
CERTIFICATES
certify that have, by way of experiment, used rhE by
gan and most Of the various kinds of Pills. in my practice
which have borne the highest repne in the public csimaou
that have been offered for sale In this vicinity for the five
years. included tnnss called the Resurrection Persian Pills.
and the public assured that among the whole
catalogue has answered better purpose easy and ef
fsciual remedy, than tile Resurrection Persian Pills,
most cases Of disease,
CHAs BACKUs,MD y.
Rochester, N. Y. Sept 81 1887
GFTo MOTHERS. IN
MEssENs, E CHAsE &Co-Gents- Hearing much said n.
bout the extraordinary effects Of the Resurrection or Persian
Pills upon those about 10 become Mothers We induced
to trial of them. My wife was at the time the mother
of children, and had suffered the tedious and exeruci
ang pains during and after her confinement She
had tried every means and taken much medicine found
heor no relief She commented taking the Persian Pills
hout months before her confinement cher being very
poor about This length of time prevous and after
aed by their to attend to the ofa mother
fy until her confinement AT the time she commenced taking
the Persian Pills. and for several weeks previous she ar
cted with dry hard cough and frequent cramps
which the ofthe Pills entirely removed before using half
box. with great confidence that advise all those
10 become mothers to make use Of The Persian Pills All those
ihnt have them nelghbohood have got alona in
the easy aud about house In few days
There appear he half the danger OF other dlcu
ties setting n after confinement where these pills taken
Rochester May a. 1898; Of Caledonia square, Ed
inLurg street For further particulars subscribers
s ROBERTS. tr.
o. ROBERTS.
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GFLOOK HERE!lm
A CHEAP BARGAIN,

n wsel farm reside situate the road leading
Il from G. Dover to New Phla Containing about l08 acres
nbout 6 acres cleared, small atdweng house with good
water ut the door orchard The place i Within ofa
mile Of Canal Dover beautifully situated andthe land ofgood
quality for terms apply at my Residence Lawyer Mo
Claim, Canal Dover As think freurningto my former
t5eeiGG n WILLET.
July 20. 1912. 274w 1se
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-22
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
Robert Mcdowell Tuscarawas Court Of Com.
vs., mon Pleas. In Chancery
John Cowgirl ct. al. In pursuance of de.
cree ofsad Court, shall offer at Public sale at the
Courl House in New Pbilaeelpha.on The 18th day
September 1942, Lot No. $50 in the town of Dover in
SAID county.
%e BIN. ATHERToN.
Z s.yl Master Com'rin Chancery.
August II, ls4e. -. 81 B 3I..s
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COVerlet Weaving!

The Subscriber having established himself in Now
Phiudelpa tenders his services 10 the citizens of the
town and adjacent country, as an Ingram Coverlet
Weaver. ~
He iaers himself from long experience in the busi
ness, thai his workmanship will be inferior 10 none in
the State Of Ohio, and that he will be able TO give gen.
erl satisfaction. - a...-.- .....,
ROBERT B. WILSON.
New Philadelphia, Aug. 10, lS42.-tf
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William Boyd admir- Of the estate y Petition for leave,
Of Robert Doughery dec. I to cell land 10 pay debts.
Mary DousSsy s ct al s1sn IL. I NJ as'sSs Ss
24h day Of September 842 between the houy Of 10 O'Clock
A. and o'clock P, N said day will sell at public Aue
ton at the Court House door in New Philadelphia Tuscara
county Ohio the following described real estate on the
terms hereinafter stated viz The North quarter Of sec
ton No twenty One 2 of township five 5 and range os
one a. This land is situated about quarter Of mia ffoma
Wesichesier, in Perry Township Tuscarawas county Ohio,
and will be sold subject to the dover uf Mary Dough-
ery widow Of Robert Dougherty, dec eccfore assigned
In said premsesTe above land situated In healthy region
OF countrys well imbeed and has upon good apple and
peach orchard, aud number Of good and ong springs
Of water Terms of sale will be third cash In hand
third In year and third two years, with inter
est on the two last payments from the day Of saeo 10 So
cnred by good and sufficient security. s ii4sa2M9tsa
WM BOYD, Admir-, rs aforesaid,
August Is, A D. 1872. 25w
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PUBLIC SALE.

Dewitt G. Dorsey . Pursaantto decree of
vs. the Court of Common
Frederick Cunningham ct al Pleas Of Tuscarawas
County, in this case sitting in Chancery shall offer
for sale at Public vendue on Monday the l9h day Of
September lS42 at the Court House, in New Philade
phs. be following described real estate viz; Lots Oil
and 2i2 in the town ofDovef. B. M. ATHERTON.
August IL, 1912. Master Conn., liz Chancery.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-22
MONUMENTS,

HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
BUILDING STONES in short all description ofstone work
made ordr of The best material and in the neatest posi-
jbe Gyle slopR few doors above the American Hotel,
LW.$ EFF. HUEBNER.
Dover, August 25, 1912. 322m,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-22
ar ANDRETE's PILLS

FTIHEsE distinguished and celebrated pills having been be.
fore the American public years, their corrective
and curative properties generally known and Justly ap.
need be said in their praise in the shape
an advertisement being used in every and almost
every in the United States There are thousands who
can testify their virtues and good qualities Ask any one
who has used the medicine and hearty recommendation viii
be the certain result.
But it remains for the public TO be very careful WHERE they
purchase Every one OF Dr. Bandrehs agents have
oRAyEp CERTIFICATE Of agency which is copy of the
three labels used upon each box of the psMARKI
LABELS UPON the top, the bottom, and the sde
Each label having twoof Dr. Brandes fac sme signatures
upon it. -.al
DIR. BRANDRETHHs only AGENTS for Tuscarawas
county Ohio, are .-.
JOHN P.%CHAPfN, New Phira.
PHILIP P, LAFFER, sandyvile
NnIu PhiIn. Sent &. 1870.
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The last and greatest miracle has been consurnmated IN
the publication Of the
BUCCANEEFS
A sd ENOJn AND TApCF, nJ1AprrN ,n,pr,,

M
LY PAPER
which has just been commenced by Messrs. DILLON 4
HOOPER, New York; phe well known publishers of the
Eveung Tatter and will be furnished TO suscsbes in all
parts the United saes for the startling low pee of
3. One Dollar Year.
The Buccanecr is neutral In Politics. and has been esab
ed entirely new set Of prncipess viz Indepe ndence
Morality, Pey, Good Humo Honor and all the other vy
tues hut Literary Honesyor title indicoes we shall
overhaul and rake fore and a every vessel that comes in
wayonvering all the they may possess 10
our own uses And this trade shall labor at until the
passage of Law Of International opyfight shall render Ii ter
ary Piracy offence. a
Postmasers brothers by enclosing Five doarss will be
entitedto sixth copyione year, Free.
Posmaslers authorized by law remit all moneys for
subscriptions free of postage TO the publishers ~.
Editors of papers that will give this Prospectus conspicu
ouS Insertion and call the attention of their readers 10 it,
will be entitled 10 an exchange for one year, s.
ALL letters TO be post paid and addressed TO
.'. DILLON & HOOPER, publishers
a- "' ~ 81 ANN street, New York
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STONE CUTTING!

FNHE suhrbes would respectfully inform the citizens of
Canal ver, New Philadelphia, Aud the county general
that they have commenced the above business, in Canal
Dover where they intend carrying on in all its various
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-22
FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE

YENHE subscriber offers for sale valuable farm lying
n graded road leading from Cumberland to Winesburg 5
mi les from Dover containing IN Acres which about 80 acres
cteared50 in good bottom land2O in meadow and the
balance well mbeed On the farm is good house barn,
and never failing springs One half down, and the
balance in yearly payments substantially secured.
If not sold before the 20h September, will put up at
public sale, and cut It 10 suit purchasers.
WILLIAM WADE.
June 20, 1872 243m,
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Aug. 1912
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

In s united states Court for the Eastern DisIct Of yir
r,, gina, Feb. 81 lst2
HENRY NJ. ARMlsTEAD II ths county ~ C.unb al
heo petition prhying that he may be clsI "a
bankrupt IL is oIicredtha all persons Ginning 10 be
dors OF The said Henry Arns,eAd show cause TO he
court on the 2h Fay Of March next why the said Henry
ATmstcad be not declared bankrupt puTsnsnf 10 h
actoi CongIess IN that behalf copy OF his
Path rules Of court. ~ ~ anu
r., Copy-Tesie.
ieb ~ Wow HENRY GIBSON Ok
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
PIANO YIOLINO!

IN .'cVE EuOoiCh6 lINo Il,
Lately inreat,d in this STATE by Naiirs Y6gtnan.
IN which the Violin is united with the Piano:
u the performer having nothing more 10 do, in
addition 10 the usual lingering. than to work pedal
with the foot, the Violin accompanying the Piano
with great accuracy and with the sweetest tones.
The object Of the Inventor being m,inly to show
mat me TWO Instruments are perfectly united and
,nat the use ofihe Violin, universally admitted 10
be the most perfect instrument is brought thereby
within the power Of the ladies', a desideratum in
Music which has been sought after for several hun
dred years in Europe without effect
his instrument will 10 exhibited nj the
ODD FELLOWS HALL
this morning, Feb. Pend at I2 O'Clock, and this eve.
ming at o'clock, and will be performed on hy Mrs.
WATSON. '-'''
=, The Performance will consist of simple Airs,
Marches, Waltzes, Cotiilions, &c, Mrs. w. does
not feel willing TO attempt complicated or Difficult,
pieces and It is supposed that the powers aud fec,
Of the instrument will be better appreciated Ly the
performance of familiar music.
.ddrnis'anes SO Cents, Chiidren half price.
fe l2-1t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

X iCBmOnD EDoE TOOL YAcronr-
kvey v.rcsy q k<ixs Tool ADD Hnl Irons an, manu-
by virginia Mechanics .i oat Of vlrrl.s iron
VA. c<@bnshnaent under tiss direction ofnr Isho
teheock These alone sissaLl be sarons al.
IONS 70 our Mere h.us. but when car be sup- rsdsd
tnsy do not exeel eithsr COINS sn.n.ons man.
and VII be soli lower here than those are sohi
NeS YORK. evidently beeoes the ,ner.st AZ eli a.
me ohey Of citizens encourage The ,
their safe ~
Having undertaken Agency Of this h.y. No
hesaton IN asserting that the aeIes so by Inc sh. he
tIng. IiiDyNPIs NJ sonvu -
febl-Itn --%'s -. e>O"N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
CONCENTRATED SYRUP OF HOAR-
HOUND,
a sovereign remedy for Coughs. Colds, Hoarsene,.,
Soreness oil the Breast, and all other Diseases OF

he Chest produced by Cold
TUE oneentrai ed Syrup Of Hoarhound ...
ues never yet attained by any other remedy N the
sind IL offered TO tho public with ca eonG
denee founded on thotssf Of years The 40.
IN the composition Of this valuable syrup are All ~ ~
most soothing and nuricous kiad-and he ryr,p ,,~ ~
safely given 10 the infant Of tender years with bene6 Ind.
celebrated preparation u of ,na
been usod as we'll la America in Europe for yesr with
stands uuflvalicd. 'f +"
Ministers Of the Gospel and gentlemen IN the hab, NJ
pubhc speaking, Will fL1th syrup Of o,r
hound valuable adjunct gives ton. and comma 10 nm.
neas sothes and enzihens the Inngs aud thus
DIS Tue seakerfo have at command ;iI clear voee
Tie inventor OF this valuable Syrup 10 res. liz
merits with the public, confident he Is that one or two
uials viii insure its generaluse.
IN neipieut Pulmonary Disease. the Syrup has been
Ioihi OF great advantsge-and those laboTtnx under
'h az lrealnl maiady viii Gud relief from It's use.
VI Inc subscriber, at h, Confectionery and Fancy
square above the Banks Main Street. ins rce~E
wi constantly keep hands supply ofthe above
n ~ n L. DUTIAIN RIehmoni VI,
WANTED, 10 hire. good Osiler and Driver Tor The
osanee OF the year. For one well resolnm entIed a
good pIiee will be given.
fcbiy rstzcp :. ao,
CUPERIOR TEA ----------
~ - half chests Young yson Tea
~ 10 ~ Gunpowder d.
7OqT do do a.
1hai 40 Poucbong, In hall pound psners
cases cannisieTs,2 lbs each-l,iiins ths r,orni,S
per scr Johh Barr-for sale low.
Tel WILLIAMS & HAXkII
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VA. OFFICE-

-. INIVHNUND, T GO. IIIl, Io4E.
Nv Vhtuo OF resolution, adopted by the General Az.
senby Of virginia, on tho iih day of February, 1872
% hereby give notice 70 all persons having claims on the
Siaic OF virginia, Tor Revolutionary Land Houuy Their
hetrs OF assigns, ~ present the for adjustment be-
9clhc 1T lay OF March, 1910, OF such claims shall forever
thereafter be considered and held Ia be void cxcept the
claims OF such officers and soldiers were returned TO
boafdoi War al the close OF the war entitled 10 Land
hynnv. \ II PARKER,
ic = VII Register Land Once.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
* MR TmO's WI aRAvRs llyInr IL

bES MR. TiIO's w GRAVES having cnps.ntcI 4,
SKD act ~ agent ~ setiing freight the schr Vrsni
- that regularly plies up aud down Chickahominy
and James River; and will ~ all land any fnr M
may be desired 10 he landed any where on eHhrr river
above named and At any time thai Merchants wish Ia rsT.
ierthe said N'Esei 10 take freight either tn Norfolk or
BALTIMORE, will Ia every instance DO attended TO- on short
notice and on very moderate Persons wishing TO
slp aTcles 10y the iNcsscl, call on Mr. Thomas w
Graves cr on the Captain when lac arrives Richmond
ROBERT w PERRY
ieb " civ Master Of schr virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
POWHATAN HOUsE

a rhs pssprisior rstsrns has siassre th.aks a
the pab'sc seeersiy. for the very Rsefsl eaeous.
III sxe~esi he has received since he has bsea en
st~xed la kseplnx the Posh2izn Ilouss, (no~ snors
an - yearsD AMI hopes by strictly attending the com.
lsu o. MS s.ors 10 merit and receive Continuance OF
hen hvonf having Ia 1880 is charge for Tran
eet slsfofs Ia ~ per Jay, Ia consequence Of the
oi piesisa- he now feel. his duty reduce
~ ~ as proslons rally have Allen from sfter
single dinner 10 cents breakia supper or body
inE 20 GEMS each. PuIlfIP DtJvAI i.
n -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
AGENCY ron TYPE rOuNpRy

nj, nc snhscnhcr having been appointed Agent for WIN
hAoAk cos Type Foundry, New YORK, will execute
orders Tor any amount OF Book Newxrsper Tyne ar
e.hef apparatus for Printing, from tho above known
tanned ia the Eastern Cites specimen 81 their Tvne
ani Ornaments can lie by eating at my Printing or
Zee, Museum Buildug, Richmond, Va. e VI
no % eff cwlf p ID RERNIEn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
NOTICE.

HE elegant packet boats ExPR Ess Capt, Lovejoy and
SWAN, CsIt Campbell will leave their berth on The
Iof LynehburE alternate IT, the mornings Of eae
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday, q. o o'eo r. a Fsre
hTooys, 81 BLAIR. siiEPHERDsoN 4 Co
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PRIN TING OFFICE,
AGENCY FOR TYPE FOUNDRY.


I)Lhh,AsANI. BAlLiE have this day sold In Mr. r. D.
nhhNAhD their Book and Job Onics. Mr. Il. " too
Vel SHOWN a. skiifui printer, to require
Sh us-iher.iore We wond only ask that those
wo nave 80 literally favored Us, will continue their pat
ronasc Ia our successor under the eond.nt belief iha
ample justice will be done them.
Richmond, Nov. 9Th, 1911 "'
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NOTICE.

W pcrfons having claims against the estate ofMsuhey
n Shelton, decd, are requested present them 10 the
undeIsgned properly authenticated, that arrangements
may DO made Those Indebted are re.
guessed 10 come forward and SETTLE longer indulgence
cannot be Fiycn. DAVID n EIIEi TON
louisat feb. S-wiw Executor Of Mathew shelton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

For Saturday, Goth February
va Leesburg, Extra No III, at Alexandria Capitals-
sl, lOcJJ, 5O)O, 1900 300, lO7, price OF loo
etc. 70 Nos-l2drawn Tickets 30