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DISSOLUTION.

yEvHE Firm of John NJ. Newman 3, Co is
= hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be hereafter conducted
bv John NJ Newman. who is authorized to
settle the business of the concern
JOHN NJ. NEWMAN.
JOS. S. MACHIR.
Newmarket virginia,2
March IS, 1843. S3t.
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Tic patronage this Institution.
The. system of education that
is pursued, is well calculated
to advance the pupils.
The present Principal has
had charge Of the school for
the last twelve months, and
the rapid advancement Of his
pupils has been satisfactorily
proved to- those who have at
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EUST RECEIVED-A lot of prime Rio
~ Coffee and N. o. Sugar, which will be
sold cheap for cash,by SIBERT & DINGES,
Feb. %, 1843. No. Cheapside.
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FRANCIS H. JORDAN,
.HH0T9,ey Gt Ldqc.

NN7ILL practicein the Superior and Inferi.
w or Courts of Page, Warren, Rappahan-
mock, Rockingham. Shenandoah and Hardy.
Business entrusted to him will be promptly at
tended to. Office at Luray, Virginia.
Refer to Hon. B.I.. ,Daggit, LID, New
Haven, CT. Hon. III. ST. G. Tucker, University
of Virginia. June 80, 1S42.-tf,
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s s. tcasGa.eq s5Coaaste,.f.

! FEvHE Trustees of the SrRAsRure ACADEMY
= take pleasure iii recommending to pub
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more or less, and known az the Ore Bank
Tract -
If the moneyis not paid Immediately after
the sale. the land wil-be resold, and the for
mer.purchaser shall make UP the difference,
if any. GEO. 81. BRENGER,
March Is, 1912 st Trustee.
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ENOR SALE, first rate ~, four -.
81, .---s-t Al 49, .-.o.a. morse
q wagon, EN- Observation-Disclosures, H.
'Feh.'i7,'1845. 'sWxLF6N 4 RoDEFFEp.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Western Dist: Of Va Staunton.-
IN RA1s7sRUprcy.

NOTICE TO. CREDITORS and all others.
concerned in interest to. shew cause against
the petition Of
David Hoover. of! Shenandoah county,lto be
declared a bankrupt on Monday the ist day
of May next.
JohnrUtz, of.TFarren county, TO be declared
abankrupe On Monday the lst day of May
Christian Utz. of Warren COUNT. To be de-
,clared abankrrpt'on the st my of May next
james G. Tindley, OF Warren county, to be
declared bankrupt on: Monday the Isl day of
May next.-'... (, ..,.:. =. =. a..
John, Wood, of Clarke county, TO be declar.
ed bankrupt on the 1st day of Siay-next.
T. Teste, = IT, n. X. TROUT, D. c. t.
March 5Qsi 843-4t 80
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he 1st day. OF july next,
General Post Office as
Jacob Hoover
Phillip Hamman ~
Jacob .Fuddle
Sarah IIisey
Benjamin ltarman
Gesrge. T iiupp
Mary Hite
Mrs Mary B Irwin 2
John Jordan
George Hoffman
John Keller
Lawrence Keller
Mrs Rachel Kretziug-
err D.
John Refer 3. -,
e Rachel Kern
George Lantz
.e Doct P Linahan 9
Jacob LMtz
K Michael Melhorn Q
Thomas Monroe
Reuben Moore -.
Rev Hiram Myers
VIM s Arthur & {Vm
w MagmIder
Owen McW,a}ly
Reuben Miller
ilebecca Nicholas
Joel Pennybacker
John Philips
Miss Mary Rodefer
John Rudy,
Isaac Ridenour
John Rodefer
Rev Mr. Rude
Benjamin Raney
Miss Elizabeth Rudy
Samuel C Richardson
James Ruddle ~
Adam Ross
~ William Rinker
Mich Saughbaugh 2
Abraham Shoots.
Daniel Sibert
Mrs ElizasS Spencer
Isaac Trout
Chapman White
John Wisman
Mrs Catharine ale,
Isaac Waller
James Whiting
The Heirs of sEtlwif
Vn,,nu
e for letters in the 'abos {
ley are Advertised.
AMES ALLEN, p. NJ.
St I1o7l
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ee Sc % qg3csso,>

ID emaining in the Post Office at Woodstock.
ASYa.. CT the 1st Cay Of April, 1S43, which
If not taken out bv the 1st day Of July next,
will be sent to the General Post Office as
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W AK
dead letter..
Mrs Maria Anderson
Reuben Allen
Mark Alien >,
Alexander Anderson
Mary. Bader
Abraham Bowman
MIR Bellran
Jos Bombaach
Jonas Burner
Isaac Bowman
Leah Bowman :
Joseph Bowman
Micael S Bare
John Blackboard =
William Baker
Commissioners of tn
Revenue
| Commandant of tin
SO RECT :.
Commissioners in Ban
,ruptcy
Clerk Of the Court 2
Sames Copelen
Jacob Cook
Jacob Cope nhaver
Tobias elem
Henry Coleman
Jonathan Crabill
RJohn CoHman
! William G Cross 2
George Cofelt
Samuel Copp
Iohn Conner
Jacob Copp
Semore Dodson
Thomas G Derritty
Owen Daily
Miss Eliza Edwards
] S Fairly
s B Funkhouser
Miss Elizabeth An
! Fry
0SOFSe L oi'A
Rev u Funkhouser
John GrandstaF
Levi Gochenour
James Gatewood
William Grady
Reuben Gillock
Charles Hutchinson
John Haun & Co
christopher Iiickle
Thomas Hickman
rPersons calling
list viii please say til
il
' April 9Th, 1876
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE ola deed of trust executed
BID to the subscriber as trustee, bearing
date the 10th day Of August. 1883, and recor.
ded in the clerks Office of the county court
of shendoah,I shall proceed to sell. OF the
premises, for cash, to the highest bidder.Aon
Saturday the 18th day Of .fprH 1S43, all of
certain tract or parcel of Land, belonging to
Mary H'nkins. situate, lying and being in the
county of Shenandoah, and gadioiningdthe
lands Of 1 aac sonner, wight Gatewood and
others, containing
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

'HNHE subscribers have received, bv " q rcou-
- hrpaekets and railroad from New York. 4 large ard ehoic.
assortment of Scnsonabic GOODS in their line, the rhoI. Of
which have been purchased. and paid for. at the low % ea.h 80
they are now Offered. wholesale and retail, at a , ,ry rrnsonabL al
vance ior cash or city aeeeptanees. They are, In par. A : foIoU,A
ENtras super English and French wool black C1oths and .uma,
Super blue, invis green, brown and oMye do
Heavy buesskin. ribbed, striped and plaid Cashmere. Pm ebean
Extra rich - and - Alpaca Ll'tres =, all prices
Super Orleans Cloths, Chuslns and Tsans
Plain and figured Mouseln and Grape dc Lane and Chsuv
Tartan and CteAssian PLAID, for ehldrsn's wear
Super plain snd striped black And blue black snks
Ken ombre' shaded and ehaugcablo striped aud plaid slk.
Back and fancy eoloured BuIion, Loop, and mohair FnnVes
Cambria, Jaeonet Swiss. checked and null Musins
Jubilee. lace striped ToTeion, and dnpery do
Thread and Lislc Iaee-, Edgings and nserings. a large Is ..fu.o,
Ashbuuon Lace, gimp. wortod and cotton Frinre, ~
Ladies chenille, nett and embroidered SILK Gloves and ~ a,
DO hid. Iisle thread, Castor and Berlin do
GeRtlemsnis Kid, buck, beaver Berlin and silk do
% and IOf table Damask, and Table Cloths, all sizss
IRISH Linens. Lawns. Linen Cambrics and Napkins
Linen sseeiing. Bird Eye and Russia Diaper and r.,
shell side, dressing, tuck and ivory fine Combs
Hair, tooth, nail and comb Bmsber, Soar. e. so,no a..
Velvet iaHlta and satin bonn.,- sa, NJ = eainbde HsndkerehieS
Large and medium shawls. scas and = ,n5ss,thisn
T,pt, ' .ns sa, nmn DmS INeh noniot'n . and eameHon b. oeads
Irvine and corded Skirs. Concts oet,, ma -"
New style printed Nelvets for aides drcsses
whitney. rose, point dufl AZ n tvI.J nl,n,.,s
super ingram Canctrng, E1ir do and R,gs
raInets' Kentucky Jean, Ker.cvs mani C,,,o,
Heavy all wool mIled dvrssys Tor Geb b,nds
fInn sunpedand plaid Iinseys and cord Domes,i.s
Heavy PiIoi Cloihs Fiushingy, Plains and Boesi,,,
Iafbinet, hsttpo, Nhientia. Cashmere and o,ber -.
f.ain and tSd sh Velvet and plain and fgd Satin a.
super non shrDkng Welsh
braehsd AMI brown heavy Canton d. r
WIN a complete assortment Of btcached and br,v,, sh.....-
styles. "e % approved
Country Merchants, Farmer, and Citizen. rs,p
70 eau and examine our assortment. which will he found .un,,,o,
VALENTINE, BREEDEN A co.
VI street Shockoe Min.
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SANDS ~SARSAPARlLLA.
EACrS in relation to important cures effected
Il by the use OF Sands sars1parins.
Ernnl lie N.,r I-,s-n LnnrnnI In.,I o. 1914

kNACTS in relation To important cures effected
Il by the use Of Sands saraparls.
From the Neto Jersey Journal. April 25, lSI3.
SANDSs sARs tPhRitLA-Thc letter Of Mr.. David White
head OF this town. furnishes unioubed testimony of the value Of
4 . IL well known TO most Of our citizens-is a highly respectable
msn-and his statement Is nuny entitled To credit. The bensht he
has derived from the use OF sands's saraparla Is indeed astonsh
ing.
EiiL,nrrurows. NEw JERsrY, April IL, lsI1.
With the most heartfelt gratitude. would Z take this method OF stat
Ing TO you and l wish II were TO the whole world the great benefit
derived from the use OF your Saraparla. which. if I could have had
u five years ago, I conthdenly believe that should now be n well
man. have been afflicted with n C.scKR in the face for upwards
Of twenty years, which has continued to spread from that time up
owithin some two OF three moaib-, thOugh It's rayages have been
much more rnpi within the last five years. During that period I
have made use NJ various remedies, bui all have failed. About
1--WE years ago put myself under the treatment OF the celebrated
nr. Dawson, OF Albany. remaining with him I've weeks, being IN
duccd To DO 80 by his waTrluing a cure. | lcft him worsc thai when
I went. inasmueh As l yet had, when l went to hin. part of a no-c.
but returned wiihcutany. From that time up To within three months
have used vanous advertised medicines which promised cures. hut
without avail \ year ago my upper LIP and iNw, and upper teeth.
were inurey gone, which almost prevented nc from taking what lit
uc food was necessary tor slstenance. About three months ago I
commenced taking your invaluable Slraparila, which has had the
effect To restore my appetite, has stopped the progress of the cancer,
which l. now healing vsy fast anu my general health is better than
II hiss been in several year. and has in all probability been The means
OF pt"lnnging my life until now, and Will. I confidently believe. under
Gods blessing, restore mo entirely to health. For the benefit OF
Others wish you TO make this public, and would be glad IN have
any afflicted n a similar manner to call upon mc in Ehzabcthtown.
IN order tn witness the Truth Of the foregoing statement. lam know
ing To other instances where II has been highly successful. Iwouh
also mention that | have been subject to attacks OF eysipeLs which
has entirely len me. Yours, with esteem,
DAVID WHITEHEAD
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G tHEAP LAND FOR sALE-Th subscriber IL authorized to
- eel n Tract OF Land in the county Of Prince William. which.
tfusn peculiar circumstances can Be bought for one third of its la
uinrie value; II contains 100 acres 700 Of which arr heavily Tim
oerrd with oak and hickory: the soil Is light and quick; sc acres
OF the open land are m good heart. and there Re about 100 acres
ofe1echcn; Creek Land admirably adapted TO the growth OF ga~-
The tract contains four cNccuen, oreharis and the buildings which
are eommcdious, ire in toleTabie order. Il forms n n excellent
stand for a Coun,ry Store and Tavern. The whole tract - under
an excellent Enclosure. The place Is well watcr-d. and rs healthy
as any region OF Virginia. This Land can be- purchased. II imue
date application Is mads, for 81 an acre. cash or on time. att small
advance To NoRrnERN ENIoR.NrS who are settling in Virginia.
Il affords a chance OF investment scdom to be met with.
- II II + RO1srS
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A CARD.

n CARD.
You'll call the attention of such gentlemen
n as would prefer having their Garments made to order, to my
extensive assortment Of rich and beautiful samples Of
Fine and superfue wootdyed French Cloths
DO do 10 West England do
Do do do French and English Cashmere
Plain and Figd Silk Velvet,
WOolen do, a new and beautiful article
English Silks and Sains, Meunoe and Cashmere
Any Of the above articles | will make TO measure. at short notice.
hts warranted. JNO. VI. OREM.
Oc II =. n. SrE.eN. AGENT
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L. v. & !. J. R 4 co.

II. v, u j. J, FRl q JU.
Hare in Store, and on the iray,
1n0 BAGS Rio, Laguira, Cuba and Java
Il OO COFFEE
970 hhis y. oheaa. Porto Rico and st. Croir SUGARS
: do Clarified DO
I3 packages loaf crushed and ruIyeh1cd do
90 aeree. rono Rico and ohean, Mo1.AssEs
80 bbs
$50 packages TEAS. some Of extra qlaliy
1900 acksSALT. qto the ton
200 boxes CANDLES and SOAP
1000 kegs NAILS
, ions Blisterel. cast and shear STEEL
10 ucrces RICE
, hhds prime NADER
) cerOons INDIGO
900 Lotes WINDOW GLASS
80 bhs COPPERAS
- do Alum and Salt Pcirr
- Bags Pepper Spice ami Ginger
10000 Scras
10 Tons County anil Trcderlr Iron
Bar Lead. Powder and shot, Wood Ware. Chewing Tobacco.
Wrapping and Writing Papoi. &c. e..
we wi. eel very ot.lP, Tor the money. or at fair market prices 10
phn0tnh customers We offer our services for the sale of Produce
ara receiving and forwarding Goods. our Warehouse being Pre-
root insurance can always be effected at the lowest rates on
Goods tt0fcd. an II
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WERB, RACON g. CO.,

WEBB, BACON ~ co.
~ TONERS:
tOHhd-. n. Orleans.
20 do Porto Rico,
10 do Cuha.
rs do ~. Croin, sJGARS
g do Clarified.
Is boxes and bbls. Loaf
10 bhLs Crushed.
40 hhds Trinidad and Porto Rico Molasses
500 hays Laguha.
200 40 Scented Rio,
200 do Porto Rico, co,,,,s
ITO do Cuba aud ST Jaga
100 do Green Java.
los DO old Govt Java,
500 Kegs Nails and Bads
1900 Sides Sole Leather, variou. qualities
1900 Sacks Salt
so Chests and half Chests Teas. Of various kirrls
500 bags Shot
Gun Powder in kegs and eanisieus
ton bar Lead
los hoics huls patent aud other taDow candies
DO Sperm candies
$50 do soap. Of various kinds
: tons American Blsterci Steel
% bbls. Tanners Oh
Indigo, Msdder, salt fetrc, Pepper, Pimenlo
Ginger, Alum Birthstone. Chocolate. Hops
WOODWARD IN nests, Painted Buckets
Shoe Thread and Irvine. Window Glass
Red Cords AMI Lines London Porter
Wines OF various kinds,
fooscap and Letter Paper, Wrapping do
Wool Feather, stonewaT, Coppens, &C. et
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SEPTEMBER. 1913.
P.Fk. WHITE e. CO.

U,ur H'o"e WADE shoes OF NIL kinds.
WE subscribers, manufacturer of L,adies' and
9cntlemcn's Roots and Shoes, and Servants shoe. 49,
nan " iheI Own make. anil are constantly manufacturing . an
assortment ~ The above. 10 which they would respeeto,uy - 80. y. ~
attention N those Ia wautof a good article, al a Gi, me- ~
Tor their Ov nor their servants wear "' INV
W'W'h u be encouraged In this branch of our bnsfnet. sna
WIN reference 10 Svralts Shos particularly. WI voph N - ,aa,,
persuade purchasers of them. of the 0oHsav In buying +, ~, ~
anele sueh A. we manufacture, calculated 10 render good serviss
.nd WHICH We ean sHI at nearly the SANE price At which ts Ss,i
DuiHs We pdsi Spring and summer we have been aetiveiy err.
hssu IN manufacturing large quantity of Shoes. heavy al gsh,
xmas ir male and female Servants, out u the bsf roeL ,,s, .o,lt
DC PtofuT'i' hd have spared no panst 20 turn onta fu. rte sri.i.
70 Wheh" We would respectfully call the attention OF Farmer, To,
paeonisis, md AL Others desiring good Shoes for their Sc a. :,
reasonable prices. believing that II they viii oaly rivs t,.r, -
they VIII hndii 20 their interest 10 continue 10 p1retase !, ,,s,a
article Of Hgue .Naasfaetrys. p X WurTp = r an'uPe'"s
"ahui'e'ueN ana uealors, whoksals ani retail
MARKET Bridge Richmsnd Va
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MEDICAL CARD.
SILK GOODS.
FALL ST o. X!
TOHN WRIGHT has now in Stock. n YER

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TOHN WRIGHT has now in Stock, a very
- extensive assortment; Of Rich and Fashionable Goods adapted
tothe FAN trade. comprising the most desirable styles Of recent i'm
poratons and IN connection with those that will be landed in a
few DAYS from the northern packets, will constitute a collection sui.
table for city and country trade, that cannot be eIceled in this
American Goods consisting IN part, Of
Rich Chameleon Silks; DO Broehe do
DO Striped and ChAngeabe do; DO Plaid do
DO Cord and Figd New Styles
Bk Italian Gro de Rhine; DO do Gro dc Swiss
Blk do Gro de Paris; DO Pault de Soil
BS Gro de Nap; DO sinshew
Mousin de Lain. executed expressly for the Paris trade
ClshmrTes, new design Of Stripes
Biz and cord silk Velvets
Plaid Striped do, for dresses
Chusans and Grape de Lains
Xix silk Warp Alpaca LuEue
Plain Alpaccas. all colours
Plaid hgd striped and ehangeable do
Blk and blue blk Bombazines
Shk, Merino and Cashmere shawis
French and English MenDos
DO do Thread Laees
German and Lsic do
Ladies' Silk. Kid and Riding Cloves
Genuemens do do
White and cod Tarton Muslin and Thule
White and blk English Silk Hose and half Hose
DO do Cotton DO do
10 do Mehno and Cashmere do
Irish Linens and Kenungs
Plain, REVERE and IIemsttched Cambria Hdkfs
With n fun assortment of Negro Clothing and Domestic Good, an
OF which will be sold cheap. for cash. Sc I6
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
G. UNS AND SADDLERY.
VAN-LEW. SMITH & co.


Ivory, stag and buffalo Table
Cutlery, OF every description
Rodgers a. sons, WOs;enholm's
and Crooke's sup. Pocket Cut.
hTy
Carving. cooks and butchers
Knives
Anvils, Vices, Bellows, tledge
and hand Hammers, Screw
Plates &c.
Horse Rasps; fat and hair round.
mill, pit, crosscut, hand aw
and all oiher Files
Ciark'- and Kenrick's Parliament,
broad and narrow Butt Hinges
MIllwrEht's, Carpenters and ca.
binet-Nakers Chisels, Gouges
and auRurs
Drawing Knives. Plane Irons.
and all other Tools. Of Butch
er's, Cams and American ma
nufacture
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
REDR WE take this occasion TO give
nOuco that VIC knep constantly on hand slower.
AH1A Gmtes and Cooking Rangers Of 90 kind. that
SNiHiJJ are generally Used Ia this market q our own
ia manufacture, which we wdls cu on reasonable
k9ElWL<A tcrms Alec. Mote Agricultural Furnaces for
5000 steaming noif for Stock, which We viii fu a.
"1[T the manufacturer prices aner addingt b or
1 pcnscF, atourT Tin, Stove and Sheet Iron Manu-.
factory, neaTthe Ben Tavern, whsro al hnds
Of work On ourine, WILDE done 90 Tie most reasonable terms, ard a.
The shortest noucs, Roofing win Tno Copper Guttenng. &c
spas n G p WELLER.
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REMOVED.

RRANNAN 4 CO.'S OF Dominion Clothing Store. to the on
e. rOSte side OF the street, and facing the Franklin Hotel John
Earleys Old stand south side Of Main, ID House from Goyero,
street
We would embrace this opportunity and method of making
known To the citizens Of Richmond. IT. vicinity aud the State. thai
We constantly keep on hand Clothing ~ al KIDD, anil more espee-
ally for tile current and approaching SEASONS, which We VIII cell al
reduced prices for cash. We respectfully invite gu IN call and IN.
spcct our stock, whether they want the goods or not All goos
soi by u that % not please In every respect, may be returned. and
he money ref1nled. fJAn gnods waranied. h2m
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DAVID WHITEHEAD.
Nrw YoEx, April 20, IsI3.
M,sSSH. Santl.

DT-ETT NTWTT
GE>TLENEN-Ahhoush Il may be considered unnecessary for me
10 add another proof TO the Justly deserved celebrity Of your inval
liable preparations NJ sarapauna. yet for the benefit OF my fellow
men. ! feel hound To proclaim the facts-from being a most help
less cripple, with n disease OF the lower eNremiues. which spread
over u" legs. in-iep and feet distressing me 80 much. as to render
life almost miserable am now quite recovered and entirely by
the - Of your SarsparHl. For two years I was unable TO wear
4 slsor, AMI the right foot and ancle were very much swollen
which At times discharged water and pus frcely-aecompanied with
violent itching an burning sensations 40 ~ to deprive me OF All rest.
l gave up IN despair. ana supposed ampulton wouIj be necessary.
but hearing Of great cures made by your Saraparna. resolved 10
make another effort To regain my heahh-and now. under the
blessing OF ahnd Providence, lam thankful to say am well. With
feelings nj gratitude to you and Ihankflness to the giver Of all
good. for thus blessing the means.
JAMES MCCONNELL. No. 400 Greenwich St
This isto certify. that T. James Mcconnell called on me and eI.
htbiied his foot AMI lee. and stated, that by the U.s. Of eleven bot
ties Of santss Sanapana n perfect cure had been effected. With
feelings of the warmsst gratitude to MesSrs. sands in thus being in
strumental under Divine Providence. in curing aud restoring him ito
health requests me tn give this certificate. RIO. JONES,
Adsman 5h Wand OF the City of New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-01
Cloths, Cnssimers and Beaver Cloths.

tIotIls, tnssImeTs and HEAVIER Cloths.
w are prepared to exhibit "A large and splen-
dad lot Of the above Goods, and at very low prees-in
Cloths we have blacks, blues and invisible greens, of al qualucs-
IN CassimcTcs, English, French and American, IN great variety,
consisting n Twecdt BIcksNns. DOeskin., Plain WOOL Blacks,
Blues and DHtr, F"neh Plads, Dmp dc Satin. Gc from soc. IN the
hueT manuiIctured-in Beaver Cloths. Double Miled Black, Blue
aud Dnb' figd and Plain Bedyers-Supenor Plain Dfab and Black
Asphalium Cloths-lIcavy Pilot and Forest Cloths. &c. &C. Our
stock u these Goods y unsurpassed by any house IN this country.
Purchasers are invited 20 examine.
% rs KENT. KENDALL ATwATER
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Killing, wedding and grubbing
Hoes
Carpenters Patent and Scotch
spring Iron Rim Locks
Mil pit, hand, eross-eut and cir
cular saws
Single and double barrel GmE
Shot Belts and Pr~der Fasks
Ares and Hatehs made BY
Collins, Simmons Al other,
Log. trace, halter and ornsc
Chains
Plated, brass and steel SaddIa
~. OF every quality
Cast, shear and German Steel
by the case, warranted
Shovels. Spades, &c. OF Amer
and other makers
Hollow Wars, Wagon Doxes.
patent lined Tea kettes. Sad
Irons, sc.
- Q-tS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-01
ROVANDS Lmprored JONIC MIXTURE.
Warranted TO cure AGUE q FEVER

'gNIIE great dcsidcratun with most inventors Of
n Patent Medicines, has been, not ~ much tie speedy recovery
NJ thost who make trial Of their uostmm. ~ 10 enrich thcmseIve..
independent ofthc god NJ bad effects produced.
Dr. JOHN r. RpWAND NJ Philadelphia. we believe ~ he ae
tuatrl iy more ennohHnr motives, and for the -ubstanfauon ~ TN.
opinion, we ap;clltpf1c thousands both in tis city and elsewhere.
WHO. after having tucl most ~ the SPECIFICS, ~ The entire o.
h1usH1n Of their patience as well a. money have been enabled IN
rI1cc 10 fhr recovering influence NJ Rowand- Improved Tonic
Mixture. This Medicine m1y be- taken in aI febrtc diseases. VIII
De found one % The best Tones cvaut BE- great forte. however BE-
in te entire eradication NJ AGtE A. FEVER. Having been ap
pointed sole Agents for tho sale of THE inyalutic remedy IN thHs CITY.
those DESTROYS of trying it, virtue, may rely upon getting the Cr,r
tsE At GAYNOR, WOOD T. cos.
ur - Next IN the Rel Tavern.