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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24
rLO0DlN TllE POTOMAC

The heavy rain aud melting Of The deep Snow in the
mountain region weY Of Us has produced great Hood
the Potomac from which disastrous effects arcmuc 10
bd appu-hended IL uelghbohood. al Gr5fgeiown
the whares wcre generally oYsIlowrd Saturday and
yesterday and general un1daon OF HE lower part Of
ot the iosn anrlcinatrd Md. Int.
The Baltimore American learns that the inundaton
nj Cumberland was unpIccoeented. There was much
difficulty N passing along Il rail road in the vicinity
ol the taearon aud South Branch, where the track
was under water. At IIapers Ferry the riyer wal,
nearly as high the rail road bridge but had reached
lis greatest elevation and vas subsdihg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24
EROAl ST. DDNll\GO-
Rorolution compIcte.-E oyer resigned.

heroimm complete L0ycr resigned
Boyer has nj last gwen way 10 thc tc and ahdlcarod
lie went On board a BRUSH Man OF Nar and IT WIS
safPsed That nen election and organization OF Govern
nen would Immediately take place. The following Is
Bo,era letter Of resignation. and sensible, dignf,d
document II IS Too:
Gentlemen n The Council
Twenty five Yeas have elapsed since was called 10
NIL the posi- oI l student. then made vacant by III, q, aih
ol Potion, the founder OF the Republic. Since that |
have endtafoud to carry out his Vows. which had of
all others, The best opportunity ofkaoWlng
nave ondfaNored dung uy administration 10 con
duct the alhurs vi Government with strict attention 10
an rcnnnnieal management ii hnanc.es. In proot
81 my ahofs ON this subject, there are now unc million
el doara IN reserve besides other funds deposited IN
fars 10 The credit oi the Government. Recent events
which do not dcse Ia characterize have brought upon
me caamnes which did moi lnrsec nor am | prepared
lof. IN THIS emergency. deem 1t duo 10 my dIpuity
aud honor Ia make personal abocotion of the puwcrs
With which have adopted the policy Of quelliru the
disorders aud divisions thai made ia, distracted aud
feeble Government. have lived 10 see It's lndcltn
dence ACKNOWLEDGED, and IT'S territory united and now IN
voluntarily nsifaclsng myself. give another proof OF
my desire 10 enrv VI all CAUSE Of discomfort and division
In ooneln.lon, have only To add tina, wish Iaytl To
be as happy as sifoyo 10 render her
(Ssntd) EOAFR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHARE

II Is most generally the case that the distribution al
the proceeds of the sales the public lands Is denounced
by our opponents unconstitutional They say il is
nnconsIlioioua because tale is express gram IN the
constitution authorizing the power distribute it or any
ihIng resembling IT. We VIII admit all tins for tie
sake OF argument, and sui prove thai it is con
stitutlona to distribute.
The constitution explicitly aud in direct terms pro
sdcs two, and only two modes raising revenue for the
support ol novemncnt-onc by customs-and the other
by direct taXes-And by no other source whatever
is the Government allowed by the constitution 10
raise revenue for its support. Nedcy our opponents
10 put their fingers upon single clause authorizing them
to derive from any source except by direct taxes
and customs. Thus making it clearly unconstitutional
according to that clause OF the constitutions 10 use the
money received from the public Lands for the supper, Of
Government. This viii he readily admitted hy ever,
one who is conyorsant with the SUBJECT and Who cleaz
vors 10 be guarded by the constitution We think II
shows in nat shell de constutionsIv Of distribution.
Distribution has often been called by our opa ,naa.s
unconstitutional, Gas they do almost all The Wing mea
smcs) that many have been made believe thai ii is 10
ally But what viii they think when they see. ac
cordng to their mode Of cuosrong the constitution.
that II Is unconstitutional to the proceeds derived
from the sales of public lands for the purpose Of dclay
mo- fine exncns,s Of G. ,y,rn,,o,, ,,,...,'
uiycs The t;,,vorn,,on, ,l,c,.,,,.,r
from, two son,,.as and ,,,.,,1. ,,,.,..@. , -.
axos2 They will be compelled 10 admit en- that lhe
General Government, must M, ~, s,,., Ir
them.
We contend tba, dis,ri,,,t;,, :; ,r., ;,,,,.,1 r.,
rrc.s. we contend. has c,nrcss ro,r II, ,;sil., H.,
pose of them BY le consttn,n rh,, ,,.t,,,o,,.
CONGRESS Shall have poyer II, di.,s, ,, mi I'll
u,edful rules and rcrul,t;.,s ,s.,,;o, ,h.
other property of the United STATES. Cood Ion.,,e.
h oI;.. IL, -, =,
orcss Ia d<n,sc of tb,r, az !, ,b,,ol hos, - .ra
rec, ,cnns TIA. constitute. 80 .C.,.,.. AL
have power to dispose Of lhcl,o, Thu, i Cr,ss
has the power BY this cl,nSn ,rtb cns,,,o,,
give away the lands or u sell tacn for tho b,n, If ,c
States This we consider particularly annli,,b, t.,
purchased lands.
As Tor the coded lands WE ,,,,o,d t,,.,,o ra,
States thai held lands by tbrjr lc,s ri oes,, , tlo
General Government the lands f,r III, ,s ,l bfi, -
all the States of the conlcler,cv maxine, ,b C.r,1
Government the trustee actin, lar all ,ha s,,os mi
bound by the deeds to give each STATE lis share Of The
procreds according to lis population The Government
beno tho ,rnst,o ,f ,.,r.a ,,,, 49,. T.,
but must pay it oyoraccold9r +, the tho ,l
I,T- =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24
.hNQIyiER FIGHT
GRAND LEGlSLATlN l. ROW JAWS OPEN
ED AND SLAPPED

W certainly 1--we IN etcat age and great country,
Society is about upside down as may be- 10 Oct
an al all. The last novelty is ight between tv,
members Of the \. \. Legislature, during the session
that august body. The was uilug and foolish
and The names at the parties may BIZ lett with ad van
iage Suffice II 10 say that member jaw ed another
ho Jawed back; then others cd also and al last he
man who commenced he nu Slapped the Jaws of awrr
No :, and then The house talked of lis dignity and then
committee MAS appointed who made report To expel
me member Offending, whu bumbly apona red and then
lie was Baeously iorglven--snd there tho G. Sc ended
Rero''d'on in Hmti-Efght NJ Bovcr-We men
tened yesterday thai the ght OF President Boyer had
been confirmed. still laier arrival AT New York
states that hr has formally abdicatcd and is now an his
way to Eneand, on board English man of.war-
The government Is gov administered by a committee Of
lWehiy-l'e appointed lur thai purpose anu new Pres
'oent can be elected Tho patriot army of ten 10 fifteen
thousand men entered PUi an Prince March 81 and
took possession Of the city.
We copy the following from the Pekin (lll) panaJ.
um Of the I'D umo
MOST DISASTROUS OCCrGRENCr-W nre inst in
trmed OF a most melancholy accident which took place
.o ono OF me pra'ries the western part of the Stale
family OF emigrants eleven in number while ON thor
way 10 Iowa, were frozen 10 death in their waoon
We hnfses stopped al house. hen the inmates mn,
s.eus any one al2hi irom the wagon, induced by
mere curiosity 10 make a closer examination Upon
looking INTO the wagon they were horror-s,tuck Al ,6
aPla,hg spectacle which presented itself To their view
me lather aud nine children cerc hing dead in ibe
Dofc" me ~dsn; the potler probably The last sur
as sllllhg up and holding the reins as if dr-
Ess&4 'iot learn The name Of this unfortunate fami
.9y4& nat part Of 'he country they were remgv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24
RICHARD RlINS.
Snpefiniend.nI of Kcna.ts-

SHPfihlendenl oil RePaus.
Richmond, April l7;h, 1913
r. ). Not having heard from the upper division lNIr
''''s) particularly, an nnl prepared Ia say what /.
the siac, extent of the damage hte, hun presume it To-
be sm-ll aud soon reparcd-refanly 10y the Tine ihs,
inc lower one VIII be. X. RElNS.
b.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24

lt" be by the aolcNcd notice that the Whiss II
bedford have accepted TIT change mar that conatv
ny the Wings Of Nelson, that the ceunty vbieh
gives the lars,st MAJORITY According the number
Of votes polod, shall he called the banner county OF III,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24
BEDFORD TO NELSON.

The W hies oi bedford accept the ohaennc made To
'hcm by the Nelson " Iiss, thai vhjc,soc,cr county
gives The largest MAJORITY according the numtrr o
votes H1'' snail DC 'hiill'd Ia the apptaiiou Of the
banner county IF the fHlh Congressional D,s,r.ci-
Then, W hgs oi Bedlald. % tor the banner. aud
shall obtain II, II VIC rnly do our btat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24
CITIZENS and STRANGERS
IOOh 1T 3E7FS!
bargains nwai, You, call and sec.
'-rchdngc corner you riH find b. Tcry's
tf0fhl;s. store,

here ready made Cfottng is sold al prices to suit
The times.
fENlE SUBSCRIBER having Just returned from
tho Nort takes tins melhud ol informing his Gus
lomoro III town and country, that lac is now receiving
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24
o. KNTPlTDEFORN luE rr0pLn. .ls

o. KEEP II BEFORE TIE rE0PI.E. ,iat
lhc thirty sefen Thousand doNqs would be very accepa-
Ole 10 the tax payers when they come to ray iheir
taxes. They reduction in their taxes would be pretty
considerable these ha'd times. Thirty Thousand
dollars no" are equal 10 seventy five dollars in Ordinary
llmes So don't let ii slip your minds II sou should
now your memory VIII De logged when the Sheriff 1p-
plies loyon for your taxes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24

MENICo-TEXlAN PRISONERS

Private letters hase been received al New Orleans
giving detailed account OF the situation uf the Texan
capTcs III Mexico The persons taken at Nicir arrived
al acubava, tive miles irom the cly oil Mexico On the
10Th February. In The onslaught made upon their cs-
cort We painra 10 learn that Doctor Brenham and
MI fitzgerald Were killed. After the prisoners were
rseaplured. General Bravo ordered Aleia, who wa. in
command oi The escort In rnt death every tenth man
IN consequence ot the subsequent assassination o Mex
lean iheer McIa reused 10 .hey the order When san
Ia Nina arrived IN Mexico he gave orders to have then,
all shot mdscnulnarly, which were modfed (throuph
the remonsranre ol General Thompson and the Brush
MiniS'er) 10 4 defamation commanded by Bravo II Is
hoped that even this will be revoked
We learn that three Of The Pcruc prisoners (Judcc
Hutchinson, Maverick and w. f. Iunrs) taken al Bexal
have been liberated and that &. b. Crendon. one a
The prisoners taken nj Aeir has also been released -
Van Ness was at Tacuhaya.-Eec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24
NEW GOODS.

M !. have lust received portion OF our SPRING
w AND st MINER SUPPLY. embracing a con,
siderable variety, which we determined to SILL -
bargains I'M Likewise GROCERIES, ri-: -
:. sugar, Coffee, salt, spun Cotton,
We cordially invite all our friends, bolI wn and
country, 10 give us call before purcaa rs we are
resolved, to sell oil our Goods at suc' ! Is capno,
ia'i To give satisfaction to all who VII kny. Call and
us. ES3EIk- "a ~ f53sfa
March Q FErFF1. 6~if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24

.. The editor II liz EfIulicau IL liz rar,,.1.,
18th. i" sftahng 4 Nlatve said al,ut ,.,r. 81.
and Mir. 1oltr, USED IL, iullouin words: .,S,#,.
rettacied lis assertion, tie naGcr y i'll, a, ~.
cese." Bus yet Wba do We ser his very c,.s,.,
aud Just editor dom. in his last number. WI, he "'
that The setng da,r lad MI Il nj, aeknov l,e,.,
mistake, in this matter" Which are We ,obcl,,s.
fist or The st assertion? Ii he did rot |, In,,n.,
reiracted. Why ID Ie,.ywe lad? NL. it ,si,,I,'
purposes at d;h the. Aud new it sui,s his ,.,,
to say we hadnd ocLputicdped he ,nist.L, ~
This is consistency will Vengeance The F.;,..!
the Republican can iahe either horn Il his djl,,,.,
chooscsBui thing is certain, he has ,nisre,..
ed us either one way u The other So we leave hin,
10 reconcile his own ds,r' panci,s To sui hinsIr J.,
ping the public viii recilect that tins the ,di,a,
pfldsS himself upon his consistency. aud who aa..y.I
the distant public roplace conjideac. in our az,
tions. Read both, and Judge yt
81 VIII HE Republican give us 90, d au,bo,;,,
saying the Wings promised two dolIarsand r,a,l rn
ital paper gives some obscure inscription On UNI,
as lis authority While Col Hui ard gives lImsl Jonn
Davis as his author We are ,oerahlc sure Tia, ncib
Democrats nor Wigs ever Lead of il in this section
until 1t al afcd IN tie REPUBLICAN. Give us sIme nn
on TIL" SUBJECT nrs!,br as You OF Z mated it,
Z; The last Republican has neal, a column Of
What it pleased to call the Inconsistencies Of .ur Gu
gressiona Candidate. Mr. Tocr,-soine. fact ARE pt
orfect--snd those thai are do a,uouni to much
d. The Republican hrags oi its facility i'll dcsr,ing!s
own progeny. We sfe glad to see that, and h,I. ii
will ,onn destroy all.
~ We pleased To IiaInlnh of The Who candI
dates for the State leg slatu~ in the Aueusa DISTRICT
have "iihdFawn, and that john Hose pcyon, E~l.
will bo the regular candidate
TIE CANA .-'Ihc Jane, River Caral aoan
pPen, and navigation has commenced. The late m .lut
he highest ever known at Richmond accof,lny 10
tie account OF the Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24

D.. The Republican hrags Of its facility in dcsiros its
awn progeny. We are glad to see HAT and h,l. II
will soon destroy all.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24

TIE CANN.-'i'hc Jane, River Caral isagan
nrcn and navigation las commenced. The late IF, .l,
The highest ever known AT Richmond according Il,
tie account ofthc Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24

~, We are pleased to IaInloih oflhe VIII. eand
DATES Tor the State Legislature in the Augusta District
hlye withdrawn, and that john ilorc Pcy,on, E~,..
will be the regular caheiJar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
TO SP0RTSMEN OLE THE FIELD.

FUNHoMAs TYRER and nToer Of Guns Riaes
ths Legislature and public IN general
choice Goods IN has line that can be
any establishment. AMI Workmanship they
slccngd all which Will be d reduced prices
AinonsSt the following;
GUNS AND BOWLING TACKLE
Superior and 'ubb~ double and single haTrel
Guns
Double aud single plsin subbtuisi
Do do plain and imitation Do
do common German do
Bras. iceland silver mounted Rifles
Duenng. pocket belt and travelling Pistols
King and sii barrel revolving ftstols
IA nj PISTOL Power fasks
poublc and singh Shot Pouches and Belts
Split English and French Percussion Caps
Common Percussion Caps, at Is cents per 1000
sporsn,cns Liquor FlaskS and Pocket rumLlcrs
English. American and Scotch Gunpovdcr
Dog Calls Collars Whips Chains and Couples
Hunt-inen's Blowing Horns and Buslcs
Wash Rod, Shot Chargers Cap Primer, Cd Cups Balls
Psten, Gun waddins wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun. Pistol and Rifle Locks Rife Barrels
Ribs and forged and fled Gun Materials Of all kinds ot Gun
Smiths
Lines Fishing Floats Hooks Gut
Moods; Limerick Kirby and viLsin m. Fish Hooks
Superior and Ptan Gilt German mounted
Swords Officers Six sas,c, Plated Epaulets
Wings Virginia Infantry and Troopers Buttons; Clasps Sword
Canes Hooks SwVsl Tase STAR Gloves Lace, Braid Wor-ied
Wings Pompoons &c sc
Rodgers and Smiths superior finished and warranted
Razors Superior Ivory Buck Pearl and Silver Mounted Pocket PEN
sponen DIRK Deer and Pninng kniycs Of Rodgers Crooks
and wor-tenhen Rodgers superior Ladies' and
Gentemcns SCISSORS.
Walking with and with
Swords and Silver Ever pointed Pencils Pocket
spy Glns Taycus CompaSse; Boat Hooks Pocket Cob
Screws Key Rings rweesers Tooth Brushes SNUFF
Pocket Rules superior Patent Tape Measures Riding Gig
De Q THOMAS TYRER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
r. E1DRpcE. C. CSC.
IN CHANCERY.-In Chesterfield county court,
II December IL. 1919.
VIM. Spears.
Against

VIM. Spears. Plaintiff
Against
James H. Spears AMI Thomas A. Spears Spears
deceased and IN then right also Susan Spears widow
John Spcars deceased also Austin Sar Edward tooie
his wife, formerly saly srar VIM e. Butler and Polly his
formerly Polly Spears Ecazer Cheatan
mery Martha Spears Tho H. Dorset
~ Nancy Spar fetsr e. Ee and =. his
san \ spears Caroline Spears John
Polly II. his wife. Walton IND his ~
Ceahan VIM Purle, Edmund Pure. Richard
hrs wife Thomas fuu Aaron Pirr James
Ann his wife Judith ruNc james a. Sally and Mary
Puriie-ihe four las; by James H. spearS guardian
Dcrts
This day came the plaintiff BY
PENDANTS Edward Goc and sally his wife VIM
his wife WIN Puu. and Edmund having enisr.
appearance and given security according the Assembly
THE rules OF Tine Court and
they are not inhabitants Of thus
defendants DO here the Tenn
and answer the b Of the plaintiff and
forthwith inserted in published city Rich
nond for two months sueeessve AMI posted
the Count House Of this county. A Copy-Tesie.
ais-wsw r. PoINDENTER Clerk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
-wow r. EI.DRIDGE, e. G. =. e.
NTIRGiNIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks OF.

fee OF Circuit Superior Court Chancety for
buckingham County, Monday. the I'd day OF January, ss1;
Zaekariah Lewis Plaintiff
Against
Edward NJ satton anil Sarah his
Reuben A. William H. Tapscot
David sanderron saDc-on
under the age OF twenty yeaf. Dcns
IN CtIANCERY
defendant having entered his appcar-
and security, according Act Assembly
Rules OF this Court ana by satisfactory evidence
h. nhabant Of this Country II ordered
ab>nt defendant do appear the Rules he
Count the first Monday April and
plaintiff; and copy this order be forthwith
newspaper published the city Richmond
oessive the fout door OF
county. A Copy-rcsc,
n r. DRIDCE q q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
LYNCIIRURG VAL LINE.
a FnEsH SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS.


UOHN WRIGHT respectfully intinaes the ARRIVAL OF
- supply Of ~sasonabe DRY GOODS which
attention OF his friends and pubic
found ne following. VIZ;
Rich striped and figured eolcred silks. styles
Black and hue black Satin striped do
Black Pom De Soi. Gro de Rhine and I.usiTings
Blue black do 10
black trped Popelns
High lustred mode eoored Apaea LusJres Indian Cloths
Do do black do do
Black Alpacha Cloths
Rich medium and low priced Mousehns
French and English Merinoes
Thbet, Brocha and Mousslin Shawh and Hdkfs
Black and eoored MohaiT and Sin PRINCES
GinpS, Tas-sis Cord aud TasScs
Pans ElnlroidericS ali styles
English, French AMI German Thread Lsees and Edgngs
Li-le Cotton Laees and Eigin-s, great variety
Wor-;ed Tartians silk AMI SR da
Tibet Lah-' Wool Caehmere worscd and yarn
Hos
Misses Cotton ami Wool Hose, an sizes Wool Shirts AMI
Drawers
Red white and yellow FannciS all qualities; Canton DO
Insh Linens Birds Eye Diaper. Linen Sliectngs
Kid. Buck plain and open SIX Gloves ami Mats
l.nSeys Jeans Satneus CassaiEsTss Cloths Calcos.
All Of which having been purchased for cash, viii De-
greatly reduced prices. 2G-dScu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
ELLIS L ELLErT, Agents.


To ali whom it may concern: Having been n a low
state Of health for several years from THE Dyspepsia
paints and debility which followed long attack offrye which
had AMI being often troubled with stomach
sch with feeling Of and depression spirits
ana HaNi"s fequ~ny taken Cai"
with slight benefit recommended
"sn-hs Bs Health" sold by Messrs Ellis &
Euet when commenced them they slight
Of the stomach but determined persevere,
not be wosed aud satisfaction
manifest rrcfIhe medicine carried OF bile strengthened
me very quickly and entirely restored health opinion
e remedy Of great value which freely aud strongly
mend A
JuLY, 1912.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
THOSE LABORING UNDER SICKNESS,

TAN at once relieve themselves from the thou
~ sand malndes that 6-h heir they will only follow the
her operations That medicine the Vegetable Life Medicine Of
wonderful and miraculous which his Life
Pulls and PhrnI Bers every whers performed place them
offered the public Composed
rcy vegetable the disease without
oorupng blood weakening and destroying the constitution
Their such that when taken the stomach they d.
gested food and distributed throughout the whole
giving additional strength the sound parts and purifying and
restoring the weak aud diseased They not only act a. purgavc
cleansing impurities but they the
the whole body and an the animal seereons and
give healthy vsor TO the whole system ms not IDLE deea
only for effect but fully oorrobOr
ted by nnumebie - and esr6eaes which daily pour in upon
the Of the Vegetable Life Pills from thousands who arr
Of their helth-a recovery which all Other
had failed procure them and which they de-ared
ever receiving II = thus iuu proved 'a' Inc operations OF nature
and that dis OF al u easily be cradcaed II
right effect their That
peat to U.s. DR. Moats Aie Ps and fhGnK bs The oene
they poce the human apparentHs soor
commenced single box cannot b taken without
giving relief tn the sufferer winch WI convince no lr 'hea
cy. health their and their money VIII a
eai the Le Medicines when attacked with sickness Beini
CONFUSED entirely Of vestah no INJURY can possibly anse non
such trail and once tired supersede thc
OF physicians physicians cNnrbtant charges NO
viii they rs OF having their future lives rendered srs BIZ
poisnnS Arsenic well known destroys life shor
half aud administered by licensed ~ DIS
ene- regarded by them a. the most powerful ansGe known
Anthony, scarcely detsnous the greater
effective fbufuges The poison Of eacned quevei
Il rapid YET IN aeenrhhee WIN the prescriptions OF he learned
faculty swallowed BY the Opium death yet dose
aer dose taken by the the OF his health
and thousands Of delicate Indies provided with huanum bot
such the remedies Of the popular
Of the day and such their std Of restoring the
health The Of extracting powerful poons from simple plants
Of medicine much boosted Of by the eza
and prsc acid But reals viii
ASIDE The harmless am eeeu'e neG's poNd ~ nature ioi
swallow drugs which the bane Of life
II the simplicity intended for Know that
eIpeng sickness from the human frame
pleI Aru EseupaHs would have thee believe and from
which belief they eunehed vegetable medicine, which
beneficial harmless and eeieni pufsatve winch promotes
suppressed perspon which gives strength and the
and which aids all those seefetions which
necessary heaa medicine like this Is the des5eraum
a medicine IS DE-. 3OFFNT"S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINE
Reader, afflicted with any of the aches
pains poor humanity unhappy subject cal No
US Broadway Moifats Vegetable Life Mdicin,
find psaeea which viii certainly restore thee all thy In
| health. DR- w. b. MOFFAT,
37j BRoApWAv
OCT The above valuable Medicine Tor Sale BY GAYNoR
| Z a., 49,. urrrV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
xTIRcINIA.-At rule. held in ,be clerk'-

" AhNttNAshs--4tN futtc nclu w tue NlefN = US
Ace Of the Ceun superior Court of law and Chance
Buckingham County, Monday the day Janua
Nehcn Page adninissTauorof J. r. Cushing deed fanin
Against
Dabncy Cosby and Lewis Cosby, DenS
IN CuANCERN.
Tho defendant Dahney Coy,
and security according the Assembly
OF this Court AMI Appearing by satisfactory evidence
nhabitant of this Country ordered
defendant ap-ar the Rus holden
the first Monday April and
a copy order inserted
paper published the city Richmond
~ and posted at the ont door % the CoaIouse Of this county
A eopy-Tcsic,
IN -woN r. a. a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19

AIDES VERY SUPERIOR CALF, sEALsRIN KID AND
HL MOROCCO WALKING sHOES-Ne have In Store a very
hne very Shoes,
To which respectfully ask the Iadissthey
be odd very u. BURLINGTON & CO.
de- Mansion Hons.