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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
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A virtue III deed oi trust executed by William NJ.
~ lhurmond and Mary Jane his wife, To the subscri
es, bearing date the Both day OF August. lSil. aud
duly recorded Ia the Clerk Office OF the counties Of Mel
and Buckingham We shall, on the promises. in the
county oi Buckingham. Thursday, tho Sd day Of Feb
ruary next. and the day following. il completed sell
to the highest bidder credit OF and two years (u
less the said VIM. NJ Tmmond. shall on the da, Of sale
consent 10 shorter credit cash sale and in ease he
docsihcn. such reduced credit for cash as may be
grocd npOn) The following tract OF parcc ui and 10 vii
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.l'E IL.
.N'EBy'
IA PACkET BOATS ..

fGiIs.sEzss4 s ron ""A . 5,g.;;.Ms.;
LKNCITBURG .l\D RICHMOND
VNHE public are respectfully informed that ournew line
Il ofPACkEFSwill commence running between the
above points, early practicable in the Spring when
due notice will be given. and all particulars made known
For information, apply To Mr. b. r. Curtis at Lynch
burg. Mr.. j. J, Faris. at Rchmond-our fare through
will be EIGHT DOLLARS
BLAIR, SIfEPIIERDSON s Co.
,Jan.20 tluF
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EEDECEEE,

MATCliLESS was got by Shakespeare which was
got by Nrgnlan, the fayore of Archer which was
amongst the most distinguished of his time his
dam by Madison, which was got by the imported Do,ncd
his gandam by Jim Crack, which the avori,e son
of Quick Silver, which 90. by the imported Medley
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C0s.sets and S,ss,,emde,.s.

A LARGE assortment of {. lInscy's best Corsets
IA cotton nett, worsod Suspcnders. great variety
heap, and for sale by HUNT S WARD.
Nov.
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Ankles HISTORY OF TIT POPES,
IL Davies Sermons, 3 vols,
Barrow's Sermons, 2 "
Barnes Practical Sermons,
Early English Church,
Sutton on the Sacramento,
Blunt's Works, vols,
krummacker's Works,
Theology for the People,
Speeches Of Lord Brougham,
Mscellanes Of do
THEIRS History of the French Revolution,
Carlyles .
Carlyles Heroes in History,
The Church Almanack for lSi2,
American Amanack for 1912, &C., Sc, &C.
just received and for sale by
PAYNE s GREGORY
Jan 10 Is
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CEIsTEfgC.l'ES.

We, the undcrwritcn subscribers, do certify that
Matchless, the property Of Pleasant Greasy is sure
lual geor. and have put mares TO him and all
have proved to be in foal at the first leap.
jeremiah Wade, Owen Crumpeckcr
joel Early, joel Crumptck er.
VIM. Weeks, Israel Wilelnan
VIM. p. Checks, A. {. Farss.
Gilbert Gibbs VIM Lelwich
R). {. Mitchell, Stephen Martin,
Jno |. Fariss, Frazier o. S,raiiun,
Jas. lottwich, Jas Lcftwich, (R IL
do certify that put two mares to Nalchoss one was
put BY the season, and the other by the leap both of
them stood to the leap ANDREW SKINNELL.
Bedford county, Ia, Je,. 2G, 1885.
We, the undersigned subscribers do hereby certify
that we have known the celebrated horse Matchlcss from
colt and consider him almost uncqualled in appear
We have been in the habit of breeding from the
best horses, aud have also bred from Machless and
we do say without hesitation, that the colts we have
had from Ma,chless are much finer than any we have
had from any other horse. Given under our hands the
date above written.
A c. Far;ss, Chas Williams
jeremiah Wade, Gilbert Gibbs
Frazer 0. STATION, VIM. Leftwich, Jr
Jesse Roberts, Thos Roberts,
Andrew Skinnell, Stephen Martin
joel Early, Jas Leitwch
Jas. Lcflwich. Or, lI)
] do certify that my mare has had three colts-the
last one was by the celebrated horse Matchlcss belong
ing Mr. Pleasant Greasy. The col, is much the finest
formed and haired, and finest every way that she ever
had JOHN l. ROBERTSON
Bedford County Ia. Jan. %, 1885
hereby certify, that the stallion horse NIatchless
raised by Mr. Pleasant Greasy of this County consider
horse OF fine form and blood and the finest colt ever
foalcd on my plantation got by said horse Given I'M
der my hand this day. JEFFREY ROBERTSON.
Bedford. Jan. 20 Ct
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.NfiC Grocery Store.
Rural Retreat Seminary, for
HOeNfi LADIES.

HNlF THIRD SESSION Of tho Karat Re-
trent q IN nary, tor Young Ladies'
will expire the }lstinst There will not be- as hereto
fore, an Examination.
The 4th Session Of six months. will commence on
Monday, the 4th Of FEBRUARY next and end On Monday
the 9Th of August
Terms as before viz: For board, : dollars per month
each boarder finding her own bed and bedding Where
these are furnished by the Principal, s. per month will
be required.
For tuition s. per mcnth for all the branches of a
substantial, solid and ,etd Education Music French
and Painting at extra charges. as moderate be
afforded. The Music and French Departments in this
School are under the care OF Miss Emma Willard Cur
tiss, young lady who was educated at 'rn, Female
Seminary, \. y School that susains as hph rcpu,a
ton. perhaps, as any in the ntcd States. Miss Cur
tlss has been engaged IN giving instruction, IN Music
on the Piano and in the French Language, during the
last session of the School at Rural Retreat and the
Principal takes great pleasure IN saying that he believes
her rcH qualified for the responsible office she holds
and that she has given and will continue give entire
satisfaction. lie would refer the patrons Of his School
and the public generally, to the following recommends
tons:
This may certify, that Miss Emma w Curiiss was fr
two years member Of this Institution, that her moral
character irrepoachabe and her scholarship good
that in the situation which she has since occupied as
teacher. she has given h.r employers satisfaction and
is my belief that she will still deserve their approba
ton. EMMA WILLARD
Former Principal Troy r. s."
Miss Emma W. Curtiss was for several years mem
her OF this Institution and has subsequently, been Tor
four years successfully employed in teaching She is
well qualified to nsct in the various branches Of an En-
Plish education, Music and the French Languageand
also possesses in high degree, those moral qualities
requisite in teacher take pleasure in recommending
her as worthy the notice of the friends Of Education
SARAH l.. WILLARD.
Principal Troy Female Semina,1''
II is requested OF those persons who intend sending
this School the next session that they let be known
by the end of the present, at least before the Gem
mencemen of the ensuing Session. Each scholar from
the time Of entrance will be regarded engaged for the
session, and deduction will be made for absence except
IN of proraced sickness. 1t il also verv important
that all should begin the uf the Session
Particular attention will he given to the morals health
and Improvements OF the students.
&. w. LEFTWlCH
Jan. 20 ts
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James River Scrip.

WE WISH TO PURCHASE UPPER and
w LOWER SCRIP.
MCKINNEY & MOSBY.
Dec IL On
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+ q bk III 1 1k T.

Until tho lft of January next, a. very caod cook
Z and uunrr ANply ~ 'Iacoroh' & o"'' oil'"".
Ian l. u
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One Tract or parcel Of Land,

whereon the said William NJ lhurmond now resides in
the county Of Buckingham. purchased from David C.
Jones' and Samuel Walker. (and perhaps Others. which
VIII be better seen and doscb,db, written covenant un
dorsea between said Jones and Walker (and perhaps 9th
ers) and said William NJ 'rhurmond and Henry Bib his
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l. 4 N - 4 - K = L I. n.
SHALL SELL, to the high safM
est bidder the premises.
=" on Friday. the 2slh day of G$Y~
u January 1872, the TRACT OF

LAND, lately owned by Morton Pannill. Jr, lying on
S,aun,on River, about two miles above Leesyille This
tract of and contains upwards Of 100 acres about or
acres of which first rate river low grounds Much of
the high land is rich and well adapted 10 plaster and clio
yer The Improvements all new and comfortable
and sufficient for the accommodation of a small family
Seventeen bushels OF wheat sowed last fall and
on good land.
Mr. Morton Pannll Jr.w show the Land and prem
Uses to any disposed to view them.
TERMS-One third cash Tor credit till the lst May.
by adding nterest-one third the 2Sth January ls43-
and one third the 26th January, 1874 Possession given
Immediately. WIN. l.. PA\NllL
JAN 20 t2SJ
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NOTICE..

.A,u;. NOTICE.
ANiNG been much molcsted and injured by persons
Il hunting, fishing and cncamping with Wagons on
my land, shall be compelled enforce the law against
them if they do not dessi. A. b. DUKE
Jan. 20 Q,
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
49, ACOMFORTABLE Dwelling House,
HHissA and other out houses attached. In the
y town of Lsosville. 1t would be an excel
%4sssS lent situation for Saddler and Harness
,J,mss In's property was recently occupied by Mr..
''"es tranklin Apply to
Le'svlle, JAN II, 1912. " 3,
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Domeottc fittellt9eure. :
SHAREHOLDERS CONVENTION

Our attentive ponden has furnished with the
following notice Of the n. days proceedings u his bo
dE
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Dec. 10
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FnNIlF THIRD SESSION Of tho Rural Re-
1trent Sem airy, fur YOUNG Ladies',
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-19

.,ys- suEssAS's room Mans rLAs.
$40 i.s es- 49, r--les "a iaa ssssh and
lns 81 breast uosk ha6. ionis s,S
,a,ad rhsy roqare hiise Warming before sppnestios.
wafanci SUPERIOR 10 all othors sn cor one auansT The
r''er' he SorL tsr1Tds rchef in ieS Soii > Sad
o. lscr compliant ani dy spepsa II should be worn over
a., nn s' o. ,S@seh audit VIII afford great
OF lfrnius OPPRESSION of the chest o. sar sch, they
NJ hnn',i'i,y snoth aud greatly benefit the paticni
n"eh VII receive decided support from one ofthese truly
p,e.Isfs ihysiesns generally recon
or aihere better ans afford greater relief In their opera
composed Of entirely different ing any other
ana anon l,o ,ss ssgs5snss Of hoss Who have USED
and snsgi5hcd Clergy and physicians to be tho most
usehf aud hshy medcatei plaster or Offer
nh - -. ALEX DuvaI geo.
IN s'nMaN's G0UaHl iOZ a -. -
Colds Con sninptions whooping Cough, Asthm, Trh,,
never knoNa Instance where they I no, give pertst
s-,,silcuc', s.'eial thousand boxes have been sold
every stage q oonsnmplon Anj those iborns under
~ Sg US ss So' S@d coughs They DO not ehsek
saoi uay the tickling OF irritation, aud remove the pro-
nation ofhc most valuable cSPectorant. cough med.
sne and are undouGie lily superior TO everything In
sas xLsx. pUvxL q Co -
40 HAYS INNAMsNT FOR TIE riLEs;-rPIs
yet placed The public for The cure Of that most s
coming rapidly lno use, and this lrs of the most
rnhsianal and convincing proofs OF It's good effects
Numbers have resogtcdio great many other remedies
with but iiue or no benefit, and have acknowledged the
ABOVE article to hc decidedly the best producing perms.
ncnt relief Eeisare Of CoHHerfs'ts genuine
rlc snldby J. GANNOR,
ie u One door above the Bell Tavern.
~ UowARDs COMPOUND CREOsDrE, Town.
hcns doors -rhis PREPARATION has stood the OF
penence and IS conhtently recommended fa'blc
nO,inure the contrary always bcpeGc al BY
arrcsne decay and preserving the teeth and mouth In
clean AID healthy condition Physeians have eSamincj
~ anal are IN The habit ofrcc their Patrons
hod 10y j. GAfNoR one door above the neil Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-19
\ REMEDY FOR THRUsH-CANkE
AND NURSLNG SORE MONTH";

'tfousANDs both young and old, but especially mother
htilnitnts, arc every year consigned the tomb by
the above subborn diseases The rstan!ns an D.
"HfaGcc % most praciicng ply regard 20 this d
foase, anu TIE consequent ofcure from 'hc
prescriptions, isl subject OF cominsn remark Gnons an
those who have suffered from tho dscasc or Wi, e,y
witnessed tho suncrings OF others.
heLeio'c gives us much pleasure, TO be able 10 oer
70 hif class ot sufferers remedy; one which h,s
r-r !hrl IN single instance, in the most ayav,,.
case oi this disease where the mother and child
neeh coVee externally with eankcr over The
whole body a. well as Internally. "
Many are the curcs we have witnessed perfnr,nel hy
hesc hcdenes IN the worst stages 7hrftsi t-nksr
aHd NHrsi7g Sore H0hfh, even where the patient ha
Clans. '"'-'
We presentihs compound thus confidently because We
Know u is only TO be tcs.cl 10 he appreciated
* lY For sale nv \ g.. STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-19

. -.
SUPERIOR u the Hygean, Brdndreth's, Evans To.
- inot the Mhchless (prced Sanatiye, Indian Purga-
iNe or any other Pills OF Compound before the tublc a.
certified 10 by Physicians and others none condemn
Them uniit they have ret them and then CERTAIN
they will not.
- now settled point with all who have used the We.
fetahe PERSIAN PILLS that they are pre- emiueny the
besi and most elicacious FAMILY MEDICINE that las
YET been nsedn America. II every family cOuld ne
acquainted with their Sovereign disease. they
would Keep them andb prepared with a sure REMEDY
10 apply on the hrst appearance OF disease then how
much distress would be avoided and money saved as well
a. the lives of thousands who hurried out 81 time by
n'eectng disease IN iis first stages by not being in
possession Of remedy which tn race depen fence
on bi Ps In each boz, price 62i cents. For sale At
by A. e. STEVENS Ast
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-19
ia 2l-w9w ~ '''''' r.ro,NpExrrR. C.


Rules held in the Clerk Office IF the Circuit suro
nor Count Of Law aud Chanccry TOT Chesterfield I
county, on the 6th day 81 Noycmtcr In the wear 1911
easa"i Pain AMI James Jackson, partners under the
nun q" itra Jackson, PMS. against Charles Escnwsn
Auaci1gtuf. - ~ ''s -
u'.'"i.'iN 'ha'ts tscuwien s. Company. not having
~. e'l apV' oIsuec shd given security according To
the act oi assembly aud the rules
lcarne 10y SATISFACTORY evidence thar they arc moi inhsI
nniS ~ THIS 'omnonw calt Il Is ordcIcd thar tho e,
i'cn2ui' 10 appear hero the first CAV Of March fern
neat an' answer The bill of tho plaintiffs; and that cony
OF I'M. 'tucr DC iotitNh Inserted some newepaper
published n the ciy0 Richmond, foI two months succcs
this county %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-19
no MOTHERS.

NESSRs. l.. CHASE a CO.-Gents Hearing tnuel
t't sat ABOUT the extraordinary effects the Rcsur,ec
ion 90 Persian P,s upon those gbont become nohcrs
MeWere TO make trial fthen Nv wife that
time tho mother OF children, and had the osi To-
uons end 'rerneiains pains during and coune.
uirn ~ elc Sue bal tried ever en- nucl,
mcicinc tui found iila relief She com-nc. t,
king ihN TEL sian Fills about months before her coptns
meme he am ~ ing very poor about this length time
ana soon aiier vas onabied by their usc t. attend
'Y We cares 81 mother To her faulty until her confne
iA.nt ~ tie time fhc commenced taking the Persian
~, ava i'r several wee previous she afflicted will
n.y. had cough, anil trelucnt severe CRAMPS which The
nee ui The Pills entirely removed before using half bY
10 Win great confidence that ADVISE all those about
" como mothers, 10 make OF the Persian Pills All
to.e n have taken them in our ncghborhood have got
houS Va ne same easy manner, about tho honse
al 'sW Gays There does not appear be half iir-
tr. o,'r dlihcnies setting la AFTER confinement where
these rus are taken We unite Fly say, let ns-ect
taxing men, Tor they Ia Tie reach the Door a. c
as me yea WeaTe truly thankful that there IS remedy
Mca erAles can easily procure, which bids fair Il les
zen world o. suffering which many OF them have 10
~ ~ aud pornaps save tie lives ofthonsanis willie Other
wise Wouii DC lost. =. ROBERTS.
Rochester, May 9Th 1893.
Nv ~
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JAZZ new oYry '1-'e. prolNnrxrrn. c

Olh"iNlA'-At Court held ior Amelia county, the ga
v December. i7il.-RaseiufAn ~. Johur1n ANA Mar,
T. ms WIFE formerly MARIA Z. Cousins phasi against Eli
tap' 'oGEsns altnnisirairiN, with the will anne cd of
!"hu g cousins, decii Asa Mann, aud Martha T. his ~l
Ioln onver, AMI Elizabeth his wife, Ronert Cousins
IN CAdncsrv. '' W. "a
Ihe deien ant Robert Cousins, having entered his
appearance anf given security according To- the Act of A
scmhy and The Rules Of This Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence ilct Dee g inhabaut of thg
I"uuity; i ordered that he appear here on re Gb
ihursiiy n March next and answer the BIN OF IN. psi
ms ard that copy Of this order be forthwith put ,hr
~ come newspaper rgntci Ia the city Richmond or
Town OF Peetsburg once week for months sticces
tNcly ahd posted at the front door of the Courthouse
this county. A Copy-Tcsfc 800 ~
ia 22-w9w. l. a. Ir,cu A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-19

8i4W DAVIDS OR HEBREW PLAsTEW
We pccutariues Of this chemical compound are owiDs
4 10 It's extraordinary ELECTS animal fin or
rcTVcf, sanenis andmusCes. its virtues being m
Them u the Immediate seat Of disease pain aud weak.
However good any internal remedy may be- this as an
external application viii prove powerful auxiliary in re-
moving NE disease and facilitating the cure, Of
ii inflammation scrofulous Affection Kings Evil Cont
inhammaf0ry AMI Chronc Rheumatism and in all cases
where seaic pain or weakness exist.
gent en1n travelling ia tile south Of Europe and Pa
o. unF 10 lL heard much said in the latter place
lta4se of JEW DANlD'S, OR HEBREW PLASTER, and
Of tFc(ss he cOnsdered) miraculous had perform
Cd, that ho was induced to uy II on his person,
lung aud liver Affection the removal OF which lad been the
chief object OF hisyjourney, hut which resisted the
genital Influence % that balmy and delicious climate lie
found his health improving and la weeks hIs
congh lc him. the saowncss Of his skin bis
palm removed, and his health became PEI aneuiy rein
aihed since that line he has been recommending il 10
hts friends ana acquaintance for all fixed pains Whatever
fuch AZ feunatni EOut head ache tooth ache pain In
Inc SIDE, MP back aud limbs, scToiuous hum0rs knots
Wens, white swelling, hard tumors sun joints ague cak
hsuc Ia TIE breast weakness and pain in ill.,. stomach
weak limbs, lameness. affections Of the spine female
weaknesses, &C No female subject 10 main or
in the back side should be without IL
MARRIED LADIES,
ln delicate situations, find great relief from CONSTANTS
wearing This plaster. The application of this plaster e
tween the shoulders, las cn found certain reiae y fo
colds coughs phthsc and lung affections IN their urisr
sEes u dc roys innamatiou by producing copios pe
fpr ration. No physician should DE withoufit.
For parcuarssec bills that accompanies each box Al,
directions. Each UuN contains sufficient To spread sr o
eigii paetcr7 Price % cents per box. For sale
Oc II dlY ciN A. &. sTEVRNr.
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ACopy-Ttste,
\ rIIIt0NIA-AtaC lIcu7 snn-I10T CO, ~

TilhGNlA-Ata Circuit superior Court OF Inv aud
,Aanccy i'r the County Of iicnrco anG Civ OF ch
Moni on lhe Ch'nccry aide, held the Can lot n tho
49, ~ on FRIDAY, April 2tth, lstIIcmry Clarke and
N J. 'iarke' eNcrs OF john Clarke, dec. plfs against
Iolh Stnbbs, admir- of John subhs dec the samc Iln
" h.'wii William g Wyatt and Louisa his wife, Her.
ytit Stnhs Nhilm Holmes, Randolph sflbhs. Lr. ana
John Els late sheriff at hc county OF IJcnrco
color, dcns. '' W
Tine cause came this day be a-ain lo ard on The ma
formerly read aud TIC report OF Commissioner shore
ma pursuant 10 The order OF tie I'm day Move Ler
~ anu was argued by counscl On considc ration W re-
o. tc court doth tecuumt The said report 10 the COMMITS
il Nauc 81 iho rea. estate, descended devised 10
t John Stubs George lloskius and Catherine
STUDS a. heirs or icyi-ccs of John s;ubbs deceased
WIN any matters specially sfaioi deemed pertinent 10,
himself or which may required by the Inc ~
stated A COPY Te.tr 49, ' W Wv ."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-19

NlNGlNlA-Attues taken Tie Cicrs-s 0ficr 0I In,
", 'hcnh superior Court OF Law aud Chanrcrv of
rneS Ewar county, the iiay of January. lsi2ENa
uahcl Ncnaelc, admir- OF Charles Woodson, pIanilT
,salhs Nathtnlel Price, Cha's Price Mar, Fr.nr.s
,.aAo penni' aud Mary his wife, defendants IN
The dctendanis NathT Price Cha's NJ Price Isaac u
u'u am Mary his wife, not having entered thciT an
I.ilsu'" ana gwen security according an act 81 ala. a.
neral Assembly AMI the Rules ~ this Court aud n en,,
l'E NAV hey arc not inhabitants Of this State On the mo
homo INC plaintiff hv his counsel n entered Al Rules
,mrr-ih AMI accordingly ordered that tho said dri,n
dAHiS Nhaniel Price. Charles Price. Isaac n Dem
nus su ~IJ Tvs VILE ~ appear a. Rules hc taken Ia
we Nl"rka once Of ssid Count tho first Monday In
princNi ana answer the PLAINTIFF I'LL, AMI that a cony
OF t'or Ter Ice forthwith inserted some of the public
n,"spNpers pHniet In the CITY oi Richmond months
house Of thig county
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-19
CERTIFICATE.

Gently that have by way OF experiment used the
sg A. and most Of the various kinds Pills my prac.
nee when lave borne the highest repute In the public
unaon, that have been offered for sale in Ills vicinity Tor
the last Eve years including called the ResuTree.
ton Persian Pills. and the public may rest asured hs,
none among The whole catalogue has answered. better
purpose az an easy and efcetua remedy than the Resr
Iccti0n or Persian Pills, IN most cases of disease
CHARLES BACKuS 81. D.
Roehcsicr, ~ Y, Sept q, 1879.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-19
tals vsw Ivy ''''' woRsHAM. G G

UiRGlNlA-At Rules holi In the Ci.rk's O0r, of i,-e
Circuit Superior Court of law aud Chauccrv torfLe
con'yoi Honrco and city of Richmond on tho Chancery
.letHc seventh LAY Of February, tsi Richard n II,S
A. ana MoncuTe Robins. plfs against John He'll an
Charles Macmurdo, r., i-ds. '
The defendant john IIeth, not having entc,.t "a. ,
peatace aud given security gccoTdng to the act OF As
senuy and The Rules oths Court, aud appear ing hy :,
usidctory evidence, that he Is an nhahfanf ri h
conuonwcahh IL Is ordered, That the said defendant 10
appear 81 she Rules 60 hc held tho FIRST Monday ln NM
next and answer the tili OF the painih,s--snd tl,t
copy Of this order be irThWUh inserted in come ncsn,
per punished Do The city 90! Richmond Two months ne
ec.s''ely and posted At tic om door OF u.e CsgncI