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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-13
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VlRGlNlA.-L Chaacery.-At Rules held in
the Chs odce Of IN. Superior Coun Of Law and
ChanesH' lo' GooShl'Bd e'-in'y, 9th February, IstS
r''s' J. Arehs" Plaintiff
koSe" G MAeoO Daniel 4 Whom Jacob Niehaa,
The plaintiff fled and the defendant, Robert G. Ma
according ASSEMBLY, and the rle. Of I, Ca,
AMI appearing BY satisfactory evidence. not an n.h
Macon do sPPosr before hs JOsv of be court
h'nse 81 the said county. the TUESDAY scf III, Monday
der be fosthw newspaper he in the city Of
kehuend iot two non'h sueee-iye ant be p~
f. 10 NOV 4 cOpg-Tcss. W. MlLLER.cec,
NRGiNlNAt Rules clerks otto, Of ES~e, Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancer 9th day
ncScdot Caty n. Aisn. deed. P.anua
James W. Banks Owen admir- Of Elizabeth u ,lsa
"'S" ncfts.
rna awarded against answer tho aid on being
returned executed he dcisnant Owen on, snd the anAs
evidence that the 40, an inhabtan, N nm. a
on the mo'on OF the ntr IL ordered
on ths tint Monday April answer the paint. bin
published City Richmond os eight week,
" AMI that anhet copy be posted the COur
house Of this county.
JAMES ROY MiCoU. IT, Gees. Lie
A L Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the
County Coun OF Hanover, day Of February
Nrf"nh walton ana Ann Walton his Wife
"aHon, as sdino OF "i SarSh WALTON decd. pgtHs,
against
HuLiah Chewnins Inei Walton Garland Walton IT. Plea
sn N'ainan. and Nancy his wife, and Pleasant Yes,
mans sdnos OF John Walton Milton ~ pIuXn and ri
VIE and MAY Agne. Walton aud Elizabeth Walton Children OF
fa~e Walton deed and Infants under the twenty yea
dert.,
u CuASrrRY.
The DEFENDANTS William White his wife Mary A.
mes Walton and Elizabeth WALTON entered their
ane and given security according and the ,
OF TINS court and happcarng by satisfactory evidence they M,
o' inhabitants OF this Commonwealth; that the Do
ndann do APPEAR here the s day Apu Count neat aud an
"et the b OF the panf; AMI copy this order be forth
WIN Inserted IN some Newspaper published OF Richmond
% Mn months successfully and posted OF IN.
Court HOUSE OF this county.
CoPy-TeSte
%is-~sw VIM o. WINSTON D. C. nc
II y CuANCEHS-NiRaiSi,.-A rules he'll in the Cl-,.'.
once OF The Circuit Superior Court ard Ch,nee IN,
' county OF Ne-ihorcDt c Monday in January Is,1
Nusr ~ kead- William Robert r. Rcn,e ans N 49,,
DonshasS and Frances A. his wife, France. A. R.ad
t rrfs
jaime, Do'i'r, adm, OF Stephen decd u, 81 n-f
not having entered his appearance gwen security aeonr m
the aeiof Assembly AMI the Rus Court AMI apcnng b
satisfactory evidence that he inhasitan Of this Common
wealth l. oderd That the defendant sp.at a, tho Ru.
IN he held IN the clerks office the IA. first Monday
M Apn ncNt and answer IN. b ami that cony of
TINS ouicr be othh inserted ncsaI-r published IN t
SN o Rehnond tn months ~uecessiyCy POSTED n the
front d'"t OF The CounlI"uSc OF this county.
Copy-rcsic,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-13
BEAUTIFUL BOOTS.

Dbhi II VI bOOlps
GESTLEMENs superior French cilr Dress Boots MsnuNc.
~ ufei BY J. MIs- Son ~ Phadoiphn 70 very ilrs and
beautiful Of Che ai-,yc ndd Boot. -io nnd shapes
~ them broad and broad atons-
Wy on ieni- and the public hrz Informed that IL viii a.
pleasure o" show rrnIny usuailrr well -cet
Cd sJek Of hnc gO,is which point oI quality and beauty
equal % Rccoirt i0or ayr Hubbard
Gardner Co, the square hs sog rcrn, urcupib y
me, opreete The Ruins u TIE Engs liprL
h ~ gAutEt yt-ryry
bHiLADEtPtitA BUCRNYfiENrJu-t received Dot OF rhii.
= d'lphn Hu1Lwhsnt in hnrrolt for ale by
% i4--ot RoYNLL T. MORGAN.
hn-Wmef spsrm BIcachod, 6fst article. warranted
- for ale by WILLIAMS HAXALL.
StwOOPEs FAMILY rL0tR-N few iafels of this
- isonud brand received this day. md for sab BY
bu BRowN 4 TAYLOR
Ladies' Elegant tttuc Hinctt SATIN slippers.
M ir1i. IRISH from ths hnn1fciufT- beautiful
w assortment q ID above sippg which We are selling ven
low, Tor tasb JUDAH MYERS a co.
HI Fashionable and Cheap slo" Dealers
ADiFs' fne Frnch Morocco sppcrs, vcr pce
~ 81 per rl. Forhargains eau on , MYERS CO.
hr Chap Root and Shoe Dealers.
an IIRKINs BsrrEf for sale ~
~ on LEWIS VERB
NUAHsEN'- SGU Rye wftHHlAEN-JO bbh Mar
I'VE superior Old Rye Wmsksylsi received and sale BY
j. 90 wltLlAMs A HAXAft-
csMrTtIFIELD APPLE AND PEACH mn NNDY-qO bbis Appe
- Bndyi0 Do. Peach d. pfoof and warranted genuine
just received fof sale e. 20 JAS. n GEo. WINSTON.
4 ADEs CHEAP AND GOOD sLPPERs.-He arc selling
n LADIES' Morocco Slippers Phidclpha make) eieeent
slipper ior only 81 perpar
e. Is J. v WATKINS A. co.
IlOBDIN EDGINGS.-Jus, received beautiful o. BOB
Dbin Edgings,by
.H W, MEREDITH,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-13

SURPRISING CtRE-Amcng the singular cures
which this medicine effected perhaps in which
its power faly shown the OF MrS-
This lady had hcn years dutus
the greatsT % this had received
tcntcn. and tncd all Ae Yet nothing
eoad be found progress She subject
vosnt ITS OF coughing erpceteatSi large
OCCASIONALLY unsed with td AMI step step
Continued Unii al Of !
urcy dcsarct Of Whs thss distressing lingering
upon the OF the grave.
this Rasam. winch her
lake charm In few days she eIpectoratei freely cough
gradually suppressed and every day appeared fresh
her lok and place that ernaeatri
form whitening decay. she minghns Soetety IN bat
health than she euioycl ycarS.
DsISrEEEsrEp TEsrSoSN.-HaVing
efficacy Dr witar's Balam OF the OF
Mrs Austin eheernS Acknowledge thu above
true and correct J. Z. WALTERS, NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-13

Ne United states 'onu Tor the Eastern n.lret az V,i,
= ~ Norfolk o'h February, l-I3 JAMES cox ~ tb - -
'os"rt having dc i-iion praying tina. he may hs -, "
- ordered 't all claiming 10 l.. c,,or, ~
e ~'i JAMES Cox show Court on The ron o., ~
March next why the sad James Cox MT m de- h,t
fu pursuant 10th act n Congress that behalf md ,bst ~
and 9Th rllcso 49, " 't '" Wv 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-13

do hereby certify Tint eted several years with vo
lent SICK headache which attacked
we-s causing large quantities. rcza
SICK Tor DAY n time at Co
sIcreiAung over one both ny materially
impaired Il procured boge n ihs Renovatof Of
Health" BY which entirely relieved and have now re-
named IN good hrstl Tor several m7a,h- only
snd nave Jecn much benefited that confidently recommend
10 thoe ariied similarly iIeet Try remedy
tie rseourl laton n Lady, Aoqanancs who
had t@"E sin ally Afflicted AMI
fntH the frence NJ her II
sb- had Dot gsSi the remedy referred entirely relieved her
s nof unpleasant and gently BY the
bowels IN my opinion valIa5S remedy. my
hand tts !1t July, 1872 a. WRIGHT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-13
wISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

'GNHE Great Remedy for Consumption OF the
Lungs AAeeuOns OF the Liver, Ashna. Bronehi
OF 'he Breast CT Lungs Chronic Cghs ricury, enoE-
N~"i inc Lungs ar an anvcUans Of the Pulmonary Orans
NATURES Own PRESCRIPTION
COMPOUND haTc preparation OF the Presses Dfriaidaa
NiIChey hark combined the Extract Of TAR prepared by
anew e.ineal pnee~A AMI recommended
Suihed physicians and universally Acknowledged the
er '"eheine ever discovered No quaekepNo decepon
Seuis osth the virtues of this % edc,ns.
e n deceive thoss who hhon under aeton
".uHStte niore than lsi srVes Vet when
inc vast amount suffering ami Distress
own diseases m which this medicine has psoyc
ial We rs1 that claims
much VA lts aNor Various remedies have been
p into notice Tor the VI ihc diseases othc Lungs and
N' no uh been found useful bat of all that have been
uSeoNerr Is admitted by physicians AMI all who have
e'ets li none has successful os this SUCH indeed
are the surprising virtues ofthts Baa, that the adVanceJ
consumption amer all r most esteemed remedies Of PhSs
cans have 'cd 10 ciet chc the use Of Tins medicine
been priueve Of thc astonishing relief AMI actually effected
eutrs at'eT all hoEes OF recovery hNd ecn dcsVaird ~
In the iIsi OF tsasr. eunci "CArARRmAL
sv~rrtoN originating neglected. coins.
with Underwriting hundreds acknoa they
the restoration Of their health Invaluable medicine
In that form OF Consumption delicate
iefacs Commonly termed dcbiy, f'essr Decltas"
complaint with which thousands lingering prov
cd highly successful only the OF
ing the progress Of this alarming complaint but
and nvSoraies ths ceeiaS than medicine
we have possessed.
Besides 10 surprising ecNey Consumption equally
heaei0us LAYER COmFlnt Asthma. BTonehiS
tons ni the Lungs and cured OF the
amer ever remedy faded. Q For particulars
Dr. WsIar's Treatise Consumption. be had
gsnts.
Ts slTSAoSBiS.sr Attending u-s Of ih. tnsi
cine diseases of tho Lanes and the
has effected fully established eueaey. having already
published
prove virtues beyond all doubt
exhibit bong OF place wan oaiy mention
few to show what has done
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-13
BARGAINS ~ DRY GOODS.
T..... Ufr.s IaNH

FfrurArY 2iui, 1919
- " JENKINS vouI invite tno attention ~ pcffons want
II. bog bar, fs 10 new and nesh Dy Gofs 70 ro
following lririss ftccnuy opened
Irish lrrfs 1910 pieces tac1cH au pe's from Genie n o.
r. 30. 1li anI
Cassers and yengs Cotton Ozn1bures Besched lnd
Brown Fhrngs n G. 10 and hncG ~ widths brown snd
bared soefnqs yellow Umbrellas Sks nf Ladies
Dycf,rs Wons roket nanistfehef a kinds Lace gods u
every de.e,n &C. &C. ceiling fof CASH Bargain are Fl 10
be- Id nd Cet o. ~ JENkfNs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-13
DAVENPORT & ALLEN

SsEARs FAMILY MAGAZINE l. a new ntnn,hy oI a. rs,
- whose object publisher - collect e,pdrD ,i
s' ihe great inass OF standard Know ledge con
' IN "oN, - numerous and to b.
bey"nithe reach NJ mankind luIhu. collected ana
pared to place BY ~ cheapn.ss cnnprchrnr ib,n
TEE acquisition oi an Il Will hu cmbcsh-d evera hursired
nsavhg ita'Ve Of OF prominent event. OF
''e and Religious History To b. ssetarian
n-fHceS - 90 ayear subscriptions orders solicited ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-13

Soh"S prime quality Judis Patent sisn Candies IIuI,
oh Ia'-h' Ialow Candle sole Leather good and atnsr,
sA'E his AMI barrels; DITTO barrels. ehoc. Come
'at me aud extra fine Teas; SaLd Rice woo..y Io.f
sugar Ground Plaster Liverpool Ahtons White Lead Can
NM Letter rlTef Almonds Pepper Indigo Salt P B.r Iron
CoIe' Rio and lasuayra- For sale by '
N U,vrNr,,,-. $500.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-13

A SMALL LoT OF PHILADELPHIA bUCK-wHEAT in BALI
qlso and eighth barrels just for
cash. BY WADE W. WOODBRIDGE,
~ 2 dn.ntsi low he prI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-13
BULBOUS FLOWER ROOTS.

HANDSOME assortment Of Bubous Roots, Hysenths Tulips
= CSoeas, &c. &e--Just IN hand and Tor sale.
H@ SAMUEL 2 DOVE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-13

% hetehy eey that a. he persuasion of friends
p1reasd aIa ootue'Oi Smiths Be Rsnovator
and found gsai rslef have bad disease
yeaH past an confident that have taken
gvea me as much rshsf tAfE
health ROYAL > atfrpurRn
JrLY 23d 1882. A. : n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-13

DgcTNsEE, 1912.
Y ii. JENKINS IS opening from auction. a
w. large sdon ysry extensive stock Of Dr. Good. and
Go1dss
1000 pieces CaIcoss an prices from g. G. TO- and i2i e
comprising chose n styles and quahtes
1000 Blankets. - o. Is C-i % "a r.. ani IL CHER
100 pair bed Blankets 81. g.. ;. ana higher
100 pieces white and Flnuci L. zoe Is CT and finer.
Lins'ys i2ic. j.. zoe and &, ID.
kcr-.ys Tor l.. 90. d. ST.
200 pieces heavy Sln,t from IL p Cd q AMI finer
Cinihs 'as'nnefes and vcs'ings great bargains.
goo tales Cotton Oynablfse Nos. ] nj
goo ba4a' beaced uu1eaehi brown slrnas from &C. 10
The finest ula5a
1000 I'd Mousl.n. %. ca, p O. "a, ami finer
krh AT wool houJus. from o.
iilr Sk- for ladies drrssa4 3
1000 VI Of au the of sIksv worn.
tffFIn velvet tonn.i HlnDas Id n1sers
LOCO nen 'amtn1 btsf Ice. 90 and j. ca and higher.
Great bargains in rsprtus.. y a. q and finer
Lambs Wool Hnd NyurI ud drawers.
rp's 'p'e- Shirt C0''rs SIsprniers &C. forming Size
get arf moi extensive OF Dry Gn- CTS and
will D. .o wlDs@ retail r cash. unpfee. pr
doc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-13
AT Rules, holden in the Clerks Office oil. i,

NCHANCEHE-viRatSt,.-A rules he'll H, IN. Cl-,.s.
once OF The Circuit Superior Court Law ard Chapeer s1
us county OF WesinorcDd the Monday in January
us ~ Read William = Reads Robert p Rcaic ana rhnr,
DouEhas< and Frances A. his wife who wa. Fape.. RIA.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

itii. ~ ei, siaiw f.. f,st geev, eitli.
irfrf l~enlt' ~ a,tweHfysfva zen.
iyhvc ff1lWt yak ,ofsge 10 lhfes,
iiloVnbip ~ sltloef ntf.h, or nea
80 lh'riefn - sop ming i've bnn.
n4 q lllGjtfy1f stpa, asta AZ
! B.. hplouh o. lrsos dos { efeon,
NO Z ~ m.
TIE veal hflf ~ sec no lhrse, IN
igwmlip 80 sisiocn north. ~ rnge
40 tll0oeu cnH. con'alblns i've hun.
did sfd fhiny.fuf aefos, more or
lee. Amount inxes dpe il,crfo on,
tto dollar. Txed ~ ihc pf9pefly
Iol Jiomae M'Gcc, ond WIS en .innl.
y RrnnIed 10 him.
Tnrtdn' $40 { fnr'h af file a,uih
wc qr 80 aycnieon, IN town.
tif1 DO aio3p nsUh, r. aa4e .
dHlfcn CHI, rom = ing fri, acres,
~ "a l hns f a.cs due
iaaea p t.ri.
olat lia.st Gu .h orUe 20 h
easi gr sc No eight =, 10 tonl-
W sr,eH rol ~ ir no
VI 9ep coht3'F ygg acrc4,
~ r'of io', hm3ent os O. due
,Hoic We 'dF ctn IJy Vac me
n O ~ Of fec Cope, aaI uns
IS y cd % bio.
10 oasi b lfof iac noi;h west nc
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

YW' bvi ntNNb = fNiiss fF4NN ~
iDe pro ~ n ilffjlne y. IHlmf,
lnd ~ otigw,lly 81 Ned lolim.
Lo'sto " rtofE elm laree,
p 'bWns N ~ fon t0l', ~ -
Dn'l eu s ~ 'hito 'nv nt ~
n.e ~ leh ~ ~. Of 49, dne
.Nlfu, .a.f,f tenls.
1dowttt lNifrf " 4, ~ ofgoa
.f.ors. W lowra0D Ftlftnncnh
gI go lsp.toI ogi, oonialuldg
/ ~ ~ ec - morn d loit fm uni
Vi @a dus ot5r ,iiryf We.
def opfof at.YofVf 'f '.r.
wnsoi Wy gwr'ea 10 Tim.
Tic we.l lr orsnc no oven,
roo wn 9miurcunof b,rrtalgo
40 T. i'r11 lt9 tlff iYg $500 hum
.rlrn. r'r Jf fl,lu or j -
z 1tuttf csc tiof o, ts
cf;Ae eo c r
q zoe 40 cg O {, ~ ioy no
tl' eol 1. sci itnJ9 no hi'rH
~ ,tt @.d ~ fa, lt rec
A~9ui. ~ Gu t,s,con.
TIE h wo.i crof sec 20 cIr',-
te"n,i1 u j.ip 20 foc iccal b.
81 re53 p t.r,tol cg', conleini' &
a ~ % -t, .
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

r'rr'.-g r~~-.~ss.sr ssss~y
"fe. ~ ~ eai'o poao,ly ~ n \.
" W. IIeNbui, sug Was Nlp,nflly
g'auied 10 lilm.
y o. ~ mo swfof Aec =, ln
'ovh.hlp -, hofii II raulo eleven n,
.fbtiN tie lyifR ref =, fiIf4of
81 ~ sifN lu1 f1f, ln
NJ nD
1tuh WlofinaHw ofneg.l,
township ~, nH of En,a ulng IA
eouHIfIfT fJrcf rtWofoo OIL nl.
Nment ti ptes dne lbmeti, hiiGy.
llarnl Z n.fluull tna.
TH' wa.i olt8N 1loffro gJ
iniowwhip lIH'fan, norh of rueo
iweigFco' cofi61y ri .iilvfc
uGttorle fronll of g. ~ 10
if' oa. oe dol.erendtgcs .yc.
lo'od r9 tl, pfoFcH9 Of VIII aIl
Lewis, oud was o Ielly fppd
10 'm.
The O. ttalrce l.o sc.rttfser
o'n't iu'rwn = 1"e 0. teDof
t,n cl#tt1 clNtie hty
rcr. mJrcorl ,g amt Of 10. doc
tdcfCon siSly ctu,r.
Tie W mlfefthesw ~ ofeoc r'ac
ih township fu IN. hor'l ofrtwe
C't WIN r!g'. CON. .tipp. ,t.t,tv ...a
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

and l'eileenis.
Al assessed N thcnamo. and iascd
os iIe properly of Ampl n. hGair.
aud was ou7i " rraaeit ohia
JOHN W, l40DsDN,
lar Coiicctor NJ. G. !
November 90, 1870 lds =
-" 'o'" ~ AA " NV,
j. Wtroa Cos VS. M/s4-pt.
"a VAL. p1.b % yT,ro s,l, 10
X &c .3tr ,a1t Tare. ffl,o
door OF Tie gspnrf., r. Of Win.
sion ltamp.. r.
On ho''I6Y ro ca + ~ ornfrfch.
1917 ~ l. he nad il t,a
~ .oror IRE rf ltt. NE ,6l-
lo Hisg doecafod tdecisor aeels Of
nd'ssr11G in said ccr ~, o. so
mach Hereof rs w Be m ci#ttio
sa.ig the St.to aid CO. re-
due theron Cox tio vcrf 1850, aaJ
also, Ell lcgalcosts and chcrgcs thct
ny ecc re. to-wit:
The 8 70 , o.s-c no Sit, J tcwn-
shio iiS,cea aayA e. E,. Ten {, u.
contoiui1g ono Gal1@d c,l sivty-
tree ecre-, more n lcs Anouat
Of -2s Cue hcrooa, o.adaIlar audI
I'VE fJ-oaa and c.3a-.5e~h cen
lsIe1 f7'-a 12e.'Jo ct Ec,as 9.
- n So q b. Z. -
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

'sar-rysssr~-~-s-,es ~ s-sr.ers' vrNefr
"a llg1 " 6pUtfri9N Use. l1iewu
ls'l'p fifctn frai'i offnaH ltlflfgr
rttl cDmnlfinl ono lnua dlnd sls
" bfres mgre ~ llfs Afwrui 81
| lav's fuo ilefcou. .fiy ceft,
TITO ohu li'fof We ~ y f, oftoo
llCpIy fto, w teW .'jb flIeru /,
'ol rH t,0Ne.D csi, col'NiH' Y
sotf15 fsh0tfbi. laori ~ hmi
Iof W 70 doe fie ni, lww6y oig'i
fma. Tsat fafio piOg Of v
'mbh = tog mi wis odgHf'ly
uuned 10 Ills.
1bs tfs, boif Of De- EAoffac
i'Ita authorship i'i,'cep rotlol
tlHWiu cen cN ,cod hing seven.
~ - rc.ps more o lea. Aln1u.
oIi es ta onf = rs pnd Nan
loHrlIcefas ~ ortf Is Iop.liy
of,a ro'J, l,ent was ougm-
t''y uh'cd 70 .i.l.
cite swt of9rc
'"e F..IlaN
f."gt s.. .o-a els go ,elu
Il" 5000 300
a COP, Isl ccl hie4e.
t1op ean;gof aausl onn, oHotu1
crr'lti.v '.. ,cd TO iim.
r.offtp,icg ,yertv 'epr
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07


The Nodh 4 ~ iar n0iwea gsr'gi 4.
W Township 80, poliItof ~ ~
$40 tlayel elgl, cDnlsinlug iliree hlui.
died md fHs lyshva acraN, mele o.
Ices Amount ~ yxqs duo thereon,
two DOH ,s tud Gag ibfca ond 'ima
luiifili oGllA
tbs = 4. ~ aooliOu 40 lWoDfy.
eight, ~ igWnsl ~ 80 Eileen, u0tl
Of Range 40 oley9n opsl, ruu,pi0Ig
olo hundred and Nyly.iwn nffne.
moro o. ef4 Amount ~ laxes dne
shciyou. ono dolluf end twcutg.onc
end q lisleenis,
AZ assessed N thcuamo. and n gcd
os the pfopmIy VI Amcl n. hdlir.
aud was Ori7iN " grgatl toliH.
JOHN ". LJDsJN,
1ar Coiicctor H. G. 4
November 90, ie4e.- 20 t1s n
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07
Ia,e Collector Of ". C
koYcmtcF, 10, 1872 3 ids

-E 49, 1880
A-A 0r- o-.. Y HALE.
~ t.'-5on Cc2.n 3, az 5o8}Pps.
n Ui'i q. 80 . rt6i S ic, to the
I Ing g, isaea, iof ca5h, at the
M Osl..- t'i-e IA WINS
y @le G5h q b d Latch,
n.r.-r ;,,s NJ = H.. & 49,,
ig u .,,~osq . o,.,aazq Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-27
SENSATIONS IN TRANCE -rhs

SENSATIONS IN TRANCE. The
senSa ions Ct a seemingly dead person
while confined in the coffin, are men
toned IN the following case oftrance:
= young lady, an attendant on the Prin
cess -, after having been confined To
her bed Tor n great length of time with
Il violent nervous disorder, was at last,
to all appearance, deprived Of life. Her
lips were quite pale, her face resemblcd
the couutenancc Of dead person, and
the body grew cold. She was removed
from the room in which she died, was
laid IN "a coffin and the DAY Of her iuner
al fixed on. The day arrived, and accor
ding TO In custom of The country, fuLcr-
al songs an d hymns were sung bc!o. c
the door.
last as the people were about TO nail
down the Id OF the coffin, kind Of perS.
piratlon was observed to appear un the
surface Of her body. 1t grew greater
every moment, and at last Il kind of con
vu'sivc motion was observed ia the
hands and feet of the corpse. A few
minutes after, during which time fires Il
signs of returning life appeared, she al
once opened her eyes and uttered u most
pit able shrek. Physicians were quick
! ~ procured, and in the course Of few
days she was considered restored, and is
probably alive at this day.-The des
criptIon which she gave Of her situetion
IS extremely remarkable, and forms a
curious and authentic addition 10 pSy.
chology.
She said il seemed TO her that she wa.
really dead; yet she was perfectly cou
scious of all that happened around hel
IN this dreadful state. She distinctly
heard her friends speaking and lament
ing her death at the side Of her coffin -
She felt them put on the dead clolhe.
aud lay her in them. This feeling pro
duced mental anxiety which is indis
crIbablc. She tried 10 cry, but her sou
was without power, and could not act in
her body. She had the contradictory
lcelIng as If she were i'm the body and
yet not in il al one and the same time
II was equally impossible for her to
stretch out her arms, or To open her
eyes, or TO cry, although she continual.
! ~ endcavored TO do so. The internal
anguish Of her mind was, however, at its
utmost height when The funeral hymns
were begun 10 be sung, and when the
nd of the coffin was about 10 be nailed
down. I'll thought that she was TO be
buried alive, was the one that gave &C
uvlty to her mind and caused it TO oper.
ate on her corporeal Frame
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-27

When will Baltimore learn To- know what almos,
very body else knows. that Pittsburgh is the pet
city nnd stands Re1t in favor to Philadelphia itself.
md the " hole State has been end will, when Bal.
'nore refuse, 10 do it any longer for them take care
( the couEcHiod between these TWO flvurile cities
Why did they make their canals and railruads 10
mite tie Two placcsl u TO advance the interests
4 BIlumorel No-ha,e they not once before
hrowE d,I Into the eyes ofIhe citizens Of their rival
.y. auo deco'ed all the Irlvell Have they not
now made uC The most successful hits in
.he way. and enjoy the fruits Of their re.
'uusl They had the address to play ofIa deep laid
plan. They induced the Rail ruad companies TO
'end lhsrr hand bill notices oil over the west aud
'ouh setting Firth Inc fare to he 10 dollar, between
your city aud Baltimore. and lately managed to send
u upon them few teams and an influence 10
break mp that arrangement so as 10 leave their RI
walls IN on odious prediCament, and without an eX
cuse Ia the public when they come TO take their
seats, for ihe uncertain rdies which they may have
iu pay. This last was the "unkindest cut Of all -
Il was sdmbClical act. but They have pracised their
arts So long TO have become adopts ia that way.
Did they not this last winter III se the wagon price
On ircighls from Cumberland To yonr city To 81 81
from so oen's per 100 lbs for tie express purpose
Of destroying the central routcl Have all their
acts tended to the same point Tney have decoy.
ed Bilumore oil the while, cJaxius hcr, bcckoning
here on with one hand 10 her rum aud 81 ppng her
ia the face with the oIhe Il is their interest TO do
50. No PEOPLE stick closer to their interest Than the
citizens Of Pit When will limore and the rail
read learn 10 know that Pittsburgh belongs 10 Phi.
ladcphia. and both with their rail roads and can.
ais 10 The State ofPennsy lvania and are insepara-
nle. Then let Baltimore lock 10 her otga CUTE and
connect herself closely with it as her rivals are
united with theirs and she will secure the trade
through, that naturally belongs 10 her-it will give
her plenty &c do without worrying herself in vain
To grasp what belongs 10 others and let her learn
rhercw it'll TO be content; the Great Central" belongs
20 her and so does Wheeling trade and rfWheelInv
trade is large That Of Baltimore will be also.
CENTRAL