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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13
IMPORTANTCAUTION

I|dtnsor Weakness Of the Breast or Lltn gs
Chronic Coughs, IDIeurisy, Hemorrhage ofihs
LGngs, and all affections Of the PuInOn ara
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
/, A compound BsIsamic preparation of the
FTunus btrgfHiand or Wild Cherry b ark .
prepares by new chemical process, approved
and recommended by the most distinguished
PHYSICIANS, and universally acknowledged the
most valuable medicine ever disco vered
IMPORTANT. CAUTlON.-Th public should
Dear ~ mind tsat II ls pr WISTAR'S BAL
SAM OF Wild HENRY thar P.rforms those
remark able cures which re published in every
parton the country. aud not the articles of siml-
Tar name that are occasionally pnfied into tenn
porary notice. Tho v may be good but we
Know nothing about them
AFLet every Mao, Woman and Child read
the following, and If that does not satisfy AT
of the great virtues of this hedicins, let them 90
and See the ORIGfFAL--wlth numerous other
testimonials of like character:
WATEEvILLE, tOneida 90. n. w Septic, 1919.
De1r SIR owe q TO the afflicted to inform
you that in January last was attacked by a
very Violent cold, caused by working IN the
water, which settled on ny lungF. IL was &C.
compan ied Dy severe pain In my breast and
sees, and also distressing cough. / had in
attendance all the best medical aid IN our village.
pm alter exhausiiRg their skill to no avail
they pronounced my disease a confirmed con-
Sumption, ADD they one and al care me ltp 10
die. After much pc rsuasiOn, got the couse nj
OF my physician 10 use the oaisam Of Wild
Cherry, prepared by DR. Wistar. purcha sed Of
the agent ~ our place one bottle. before using
very evident my cough was much letter and INV
symptoms IN every way imp rowing. have
nov usea three bottles, and am restored 10 per
feet main. 1his result ~ aiOae owing TO he
use Of Dr. WIeTAH's Balsam OF VIA Cherrgs
and take this method Of giving you the iafor,
matiooi partly TO pay the debt ofgraiitude owe
youi ana partly That others similarly afected
may know where 10 apply for relief
very frulYl yours JAMES SAGE.
Mr. PALMER, Druggist under date Of Va
tervllle. Sept "a. 1873, wrifes--Tha statement
gwen you by Mr James Sage is we'll knowo 10
pc true " inis Whok community. II certainly
vas most remafk1ble cure. The sale III fbs
balsam d very good, aud success In cures lasf.
terna. Yours, resDeCtf1llY
D D PALMER.
Let the afflicted call and see ouI cerfi6cates
They prove coDclusiveiy that Dsy can 81 e,,rS,{
q they ger the riFht medicine. Be snTe and oef
Of in f1fi0ns.
Sold 10 wheeling By CRUMBACKER. in
Pm eburnh By I. WILCOX and in All fke min /
oipal towns u the United States, sI,0s bofile.
nov ~ em
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13
EDUCATION-

A FEMALE SEMINARY. nnder ,J,., ss,er.
~ vis'9n and control Of the Rector Of T'rnifv
Sd nnrcn, ra "a Re Mood county, va. has
the Principal, is lady of eraat experi.i,~e ~
extensive travel and annie Qualifications. she
mas presided over similar Institutions In fhis
country and England, and having resided n
France for some years is enabled "a convs,s-
nuently IN the language of that country. Her
at the Patapsco Institute Md under ~ d I..s'.
,lon OF MRS Phelps, farmerly Mrs Lincoln- ana
nClds the TESTIMONIALS Of that Seminary. A.
patronage shall Justify, other suitably oual;6e5
assistants will be added. Over the irnna,t.,.
items IN good educa'ion-healfh. TnoraIs' -
man.ers- the eye ola pastor. a neither and pre-
eeptres5 Will be continually tnrown Fsnaci
ally will this be the case as to the boarders r.
tween whom and the other me nhers al H.
es'a3l,shment Will be ordered the rules and
chenshtd the endearments binding roanv ;nto
one harmonious family. THE boarding densrt.
neat viii be entrusted 10 the lady Of the Rev MI.
Smith: Az tho usual branches Of cow,pleie,f
s rsmaie eanS,cauon, both substantial and oraa-
For board and tuifoH in oil the I'm fosF
shsh branches per session Of five,
months, payable IN advance ass an
Washing teach boarded fhding their
owa tovelsl per doztn fr arr-rr, ao,.
IN this school there IN be no other ezra Ell $3.50
tnan Tor the languages and oTnameutaf st,J,,.-~f
Music per session Of FIVE months s5o ~ 70
Use o. instrument for practising per
r,.. s.lon 49,. 300
Fancy work Of eli kinds each xoo
French, Latin, and Italian, each Ioo,,
Ne pupil viii be 'aken Cor less term tbsr
on session.u1less By pfevious undersfsn "a
it is very desuable 70 have them epter - 20
the sessopias possible. The vacation VII be,r,tr
month Of september and October. Vocal rnneirs
val be ooc OF The general exercises or Ae soboof
without any ext charge. unless 20 fhose 80, -
cure apecialless0ne, when the charge viii ~ a.
per sion. '''' Ne3stV
Address Rev Thomas Smith, Psrksrsbnrv
Wood coun ". Va. 'u'H~
hEFERENcEss ANN rrnrrta.
Sobieski Brady, Esq. wheeling
Rev WIN Armstrong 40.
Do ar Craik. Charleston.
kt Rev John Johns, Richmond CITY.
GOV ~ ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

Geniemens' Fine C.,lh. Seal. veIvef and Fu
Lined CAPS, Boys Cloth. yelyelaen. Muskrnt
Neu,ra and SeaieIi Cap
Infants Cluih and Velvet CAPS, Boston and 2hc-
d"'pbia style. o~'4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13
wa JEssOP q SONS CAST STEEL

WM 1ESeOF ~ SUMS CAST STEEL
HNHE subscrber has Just received
u cases ] ! by rcfaed expressly Tor ares.
do assorted from 10 2 inches sqnsre.
Do Doublo shear refined Tor edge tools
Do German o. ScyGle steel;
Also. ige genuine Hoop T.. which he oden 10
smiihs % superior 70 Sanderson q Brothers manu-
iaeiure, those Who have given u ifial say that II
con be WORKED with higher heat han aay oiher
Steel SAMUEL NEEI.
inn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13
GREENE & cos.

PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA. CUMBERLAND
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI. r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13
INSURANCE..

T7HfREr &AfARINE iNSuRANCE-Ther ar
twosilnsIhins only 10 which individuals can
be placed, where they can adequately appreciate
tbe value of-Iasufance. THESE are, wniit 'and-
ing upon the runs Of their own property, ther
receivIpg from az insur39ce once the iuil a
mount which they have lost, OF standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by a d;solate tam,
~; hmeniinR hat stupidity and folly which nae
iASira 10 re vide TOR such eoniige ency r,o.,
,EsTp Agsni Of .hs Pto TC S I'M
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, faciosIes, DC, together with thef
cniaerv and svervother description OF insurable,
property. Also on steam, keel aud Hat boats
and sheir eargpes to aud from any port on the
s0tFce on Mi ain street, nearly opposite the e S
Hoiel. -.-1 81 lan I.Isf2.
RY Virtue Of a deed Of Trust frorl jacob Hull
n n me, bearing date on the 22d day of Narch
1912, and now on record m the eierk's Off ce for
Ohi0 couaty. book 25, pags 435. i sha proceed
10 sell on WeiaesdaY the z9th day of ID ace mi Der
Is43, at tn 'front.' door Ofths coart honse Of
0BIO the cas-. half OF lot or parcel ofgr ound
N the I'D liiDn 20 the town Of Whesii x lait out
BY Michael Graham W : ich lot is NUMBERED 81,
ldfty sevenl on The oriai2 al olaf e said addition,
aud small slip or fracti-n Of ground lying
between saii lot 81 and the laalS ct Noah Zane
or L1nc's boundary, supposed 10 Dc tnre9 ieet
vile, together with all the tenemaats aud APP
patleannees thereto belonging.
Terms Of SaTe-CASH.
Selling trustee, I shall convey only such III
1s as - vested IN ne E ~ said deed q trrst.
&c., EHSk !. mt, Trustee.
HftOA SALE Gold. Emerald, Ruby. Tcpez,
Agand snamelled FINGER RINGS.
1rci 3 ~. .r..-.-.-. a o FAiRCHiLO.
H3DGE TOOLS "A good empty OF HAT.
~ CHETS. HAND AXES. BROAD AXES.
FOOT AIDES. COOPERS AIDES. DRAWING
KNIVES. sc. just reed and fof sale bv
&c, 26 OFT ~ GREER. So Man 81.
HnOPSf HOPS!l-0oad HOPs wanted
~ ~ by LAZEIR g. cox. No ISL Main Street
Wheeling We for which the market price will be
given 10 goods BOY
WDAPER wXNTED-LAZEfR 4 cox viii
~ trade ior Wniirg and Wrapping Paper il
l,ey Gao gei q Of price % suii. nov
WEYINDOW GLAss-wan,s.l by la.
w zEfk y cox Cor goods o. the lowest
essh prices. nv 8
EtPANiSH sOLE LEATilER-l5pU LIS l,e-,
- Spanish Sols Leather reed and ~ sale Nv
novs JAMES NIKE
RI AZEIR A. cox have orders ffom ibe
Hesi or q lev hundred bushels plhsieriee
liaH. which lbey wish 70 purchase IL delivered son
nos
WT7bIPrIc STRINGS Msnuiaelored By
~ Ricbsnison 81 Wheeling, aud warranted
The snrersriy ~ these things - worth ne rial II
any ono who does nsi wish 10 rpn 9ny rick For sale
OLl.O BOOKS FOR CHILDREN- /
u II Rolls Philosophy in 6ur parfs. Pan On
Waio 3 Pau 9. 90 Arr Pau 3. on Fire; Psgi a on
he shy FOf sale sepnfaff ~ IN sets nf s,,l~ h,
hov ID JOIN HASwELL Uoan 81
SPANISH WITHOUT a MASTE1f-
- In for easy iessgps, BY tie Ap,hor Of Fsencb /
Nhhogi NesieT, foS sale a. MELONS.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-26
J. A. COLLINS.
Change of Time:

LOWELL, April III, lS43.
Dear Garrison:-I perceive, by tbs
last Liberaor and Standard, that there is
likely 10 be collision between the anti
slavery and social reform meetings, 10 BIZ
holden in New York city the second week
in May. | am confident that the friends
of social reform would be unwilling to
have their meetings clash with the anti
slavery meetings. The probability is,
that most ofthose, friendly to social reform.
would like to attend the anli-slavery meet
.lngs also. That the reform meetings were
notified 10 be holden at the same time with
those of the American A. S. Society was
entirely my own fault. | received a re-
quest from The Committee Of the Society
of Inquiry ard Reform 10 notify, through
the press, that the first annual meeting
would be holden anniversary week. I
accordingly issued the call, without re-
fleeing that the meetings would be likely
10 clash.
viii you be kind enough TO alter the
call for the meeting, to com nence on FRI
DAY, Nay 18Th. instead of Wednesday.
the lO!h2 Yours, truly, H..
...:.." ]. A. COLLINS.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-26
/ / g

They are also Informed that the scarcity
Of money Will prevent many from attend.
ing, whose zeal in The great work is gen
'erous aud prompt. Where this difficulty
cannot be otherwise overcome, they would
recommend collections 10 be made; many
individuals who cannot afford 10 appropri-
ate as much as will defrav their own ex-
penses, and who will therefore remain at
home, can well afford to pay smaller
sum towards the aggregate charges of a
liberal delegation, and there are few dis
trlcts of country. but what are able to Send
representatives in this way.
The great and growing importance of
the anti slavery movement calls fo- in
creased energy and sacrifice on the par,
Of those TO whom Providence has assign.
ed the trust. The light that public
discussion. and the press, have shed
abroad, is constantly exposing new and
unexpected forms of support which are
rendered TO American slavery, and con.
| SANITY requiring renewed zeal and labor
! 10 oppose them.
Brethren and friends, we are yet 10 the
morning of the contest for liberty. As
the day wakes hotter, and the moral fe hi
thickens, let our courage be more bold,
our Industry more unweared, and our
confidence in the power Of truth more
| sleadfast.
Delegates are requested 10 record their
names in the roll book. at the Auli- Slave
ry Office, No. l43 Nassau street. as soon
as convenient after their arrival in ,be
city. Cards OF reference to respectable
boarding houses, where the charges will
/ be moderate. will be Supplied TO strangers,
at the ofire.
| By order Of the Executive Commute g
J. S. GIBBONS, Chairman.
L. NJ. CHILD, Rec. Sec'y.
p Anti Slavery papers will please
copy
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-26
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
To the Liberty Party .4bolitionists Mroughou
the TTn1feH SfoJee.

To the Liberty Party .4bolitionists throughout
the United States:
BRETHREN AT tie Convention held in the
city of New-York, in May, 1871, at which can
ddates for the President and Vice President of
the United States, to be supported at the election
In 1874, were duly nominated by the Liberty
party, 1t was further resolved by said Convention,
TO adjourn 10 meet in two years from said month
of May, lS4l-at such time and place as should
be designated by the Central Committee. In
pursuance OF the power conferred on us, by the
said Convention, its Central Committee, we
designate WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
the 24th and 25th days of May lS43, commencing
at 10 A. NJ. of the 24th, at Buff1lo in the STATE
of New York, as the time and place for holding
said adjourned Convention. We hope each State
will send as many delegates as said State is enti-
ueo 10 OF representatives and Senators in Con-
gress. However, all are invited to attend.
.:..- ALVAN STEWART.
-. E. w. GOODWIN,
.-... JOSHUA LEAVITT,
...-.. BERIAH GREEN,
March IL, lS43. WILLIAM G0ODELL.
N. b. Papers throughout the United States are
requested TO give this notice an insertion H.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-26
Temperance Notices,

Providence permitting will hold meet
ings as follows:
Warrensbnrgh, N. Y, May 18th, l P. M.
and evening. "... '.-. .c.-o
Johnsburgh, 18th, P. NJ. and eveninr.
Chester, 18Th, P. M. and evening.
Schroon, lib, p. M. and evening.
EIzabeihown, 18Th, P. M. and evening.
keeseVille, 10Th and 10Th, / P. NJ. aud
evening. " r..
. CiintonVille, 21st. ....... i
Port Kent, 22d, l P. M.
Burlington, same evening.
Shelburne, 23d. 10 A. M.
North Ferisburgh, 2 P. NJ.
South Ferrisburgh, same evening.
Vergennes, 24rb, p. M. aud evening.
Middlebury. 25ih, evening.
Brandon, 26lh, evening
Rutland, 9Th, 2 P. M. precisely. at the
HAY SCALES, unless the friends of tenn
perance designate some other place.
Clarendon Springs, 2Sth, P. M.
CastietoD, same evening.
Fort Ann Village, 29th, evening.
.:-. 49,. ALoNzo HYDE,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-26
n o tt e E.
Tenth Annual Meeting of Ike American
Anti-SIavery Society.

Tenth Annual Meeting Of Ike American
Anti-SIavery Society.
This meeting will convene in the CITY
of NewYo rk on TUESDAY, the Ninth
day of May next. ~. ~. ~. ......
The members of the Society, and its
cooperating friends of freedom and JUS
tice in all paris of the country, are ear
nes,ly invited 10 be present on the occa.
sion At no period of our history, has
there been greater need of wisdom in
council, and vigor in action. The call is
20 every individual whose heart beats for
The bleeding slave.
The Executive Committee have receiv-
ed the most gratifying assurances of q
large attendance from various districts OF
country, some Of which are quite remote.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-26
First Annual Meeting,
Of the Society Of Universal Inquiry ana

Of the Society Of Universal Inquiry and
.--" BJ6rm.
Will be holden in the city of New York. COM
mencing on FRIDAY, May 18th, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, and will probably continue, by aciouln-
ment, through the remainder ofthe week.
The question of property, cooperative associa.
tons, governments OF force, and worship, will
probably come up for discussion.
The friends OF social IT form throughout the
country are earnestly and affectionaeIy invited
to be present. A. BROOKE, President.
J. a. COLLINS, Cor. Secry ~
P. S. y special meeting OF the above Society
will be holden in the vicinity of WATERLOO,
Senaca Co. N. Y, commencing on THURS
DAY, April 9Th, at which DR.. Brooke Join O.
WatLes, and several Other delegates from Ohio,
are expected to be present. ..-~:-
.....": J. A. COLLINS
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-26

.And ne says "continued in the course" was
then in. But il is for him any other 10 show
thar nv course has been altered. have only trav-
elIed along faster and farther than be and others
have been willing to 60. That is all.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-26

Weekly receipts next week.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-26

u Brother &C p" is informed that
there is no disposition to neglect bis com
munication. He will see. from what has
appeared ia the Telegraph, how many
other things have been under my alten.
ton. l must attend to the subject of the
Second Advent next week. if possible,
consistently with my other engagements
and then may be his communication will
receive attention The week following.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-26

tihsrs quote your own language,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-20
Er.nRIpeE e. C. SC.
NTIRGINiA.-At Rules held in the Clerks OF

Dee Of superior Court Of law and Canccfy fo
buckingham County, Monday III day Of January lst5
Zaekarah Lewis, Plaintiff
Against
NJ sarah hi wife forr~y Sarah sSrier
William A. rspseott sander-
sancrson
undeft age Of twrnt Dens.
IN CHANCERY.
defendant appear
gvrn security according Act Assembly, and
Ru Of this Court and By satisfactory evidence
he nabitsnt Of the Country ordered that the said
defendant do Rules he holden
Monday Apl and bin OF
plaintiff and copy of this order be Forthwith
newspaper published city q Richmond
ee-sivey. and posted door Of House
county. Copy-Tes;e,
N n EIDRIDcE e. q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-20
10 SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.

fUNHoMAs TrRER Manufacture inpossf Gun. RIncs
rii ha. tn Pasnr, q 'ufermnx TIA neHesf. a
ebo q Co. has hne Thai can Be
any sstNblshnui and 10 workmanship tA~y
eannot which D. % reduced Pfiee.
AIBons< tn onOwing.
GUNr AND ROWLING TACKLE
Superior aoSbs and sanss barrel
Double and .snse plnn -s.bbs~s4
pain and imitation t~t- DO
DO German do
Br.-.. steel and silver mounted Rihss
Dazzling pocket beh and travelling fis.os
ssfeoekinz sngI- and ii, barrel revolving Pisaoas
Gun Rhs ami Pistol fo~Esf r-sks
Doubls single Peaches and Bslts
splh and Pain Eagl.h nd Frcnch Percussion CAPS
Cosnfnon Percussion Cara at IS cents psF 1000
sportsnsn's Liquor fissss and Pocket Tinbl-rs
English American ss scotch Gahs~,lr
Dog Csn- CSlar-. Why's. Chain. and CouPh~
Hunt.lnsns Blowing Horn. and Buge~
Wash Rob- Clargerx Cap Primers. Cd Cups Bans
Patent Jun adting wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun PISTOL and Rife Locks RIM Barv-
and forged and filed Gun Materials Of al kinds foS Gun
Smiths
FISHING TACKLE
and Hair Lines Fishing Floats Hooks Cot
Moods I@sries. Kirby and vir., IN. f:h lIoOA-
Superior Pain Gl- Silver and Plated mounted
Swords Oce Sin Sase s~ond Belts GILT and Plated Epsuetts
Wings Virginia Infantry and Troopers Buttons Clasps Sword
Canes Hooks sNyv rAs- star Gloves Lace Braid Wossted
Wings PomPcons &e &c
Host Rodgerx and Smiths finished and warranted
PEAR and Silver Mounted Poek Pen
sportSnens q Roeer. CROOKS
and wor-tensln Manufacture Rodgers superior Ladies an
FANCY GooDs.
Silver Walking Canes with and with
Gold and Silver Eyeponied Pcne superior foesst
Books ana Wallets Gnot- opera and
spy TuveDars Compasss Boat Hooks Pocket Cors
Cases Key Rag TweeSsrs Tooth Brushes snuff
Paen, Tape Measures Killing Gig
| de- THOMAS TYRER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-20
Ills L Elicit, Agents.


To all whom 10 may concern: Having been n a
state n heah Tor from the Dyspepsia, bilious
plants and debility which followed long ofeyer which had
had and bng ofsn troubled with
aeh with feeling of angour and depression Of spirits
and having frequently taken Cainm and other remedies
with slight henehi, recommended By friend
"Suts Buos ReBovstor Health" odd MessrS
EBeft when commenced them they caused slight sickness
Of the stomach but determined revere, thinking could
be worsted and satisfaction found
manr relefTbe medicine earned OF the bile and strengthened
quickly and restored In opinion
the remedy Of great value which freely and strongly
mend A. MORRIS.
LIZ L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-20
IN CHANCERY.-In ChestertieId eoaniy co.lrt,

- December ~, i5ts
WIN. SPEARS Plaintiff
Again.
a. Thomas A. John Spears
deceased and In their right Susan Spears widow said
John deceased Austin Edward Goote and sally
his wife. formerly sally sIar VIM C. Butler and Polly his wife
formerly Polly Spears f1eaIer Cheathsm and Martin his wife,
merry Martha Thos D. Dofsc and =
y Nancy Petsr e. Eneu and X formerly
spea Caroline sTar. John SPEARS Dsppa
Polly H. his wife, Walton and EiEabsih John W.
Chatham Nm Purd, Edmund Pure.
his wife; Thomas Pure Aaron Purhe James Locke
Ann has Wife Judith Pre James a. fure sally Pure and
Pure-the four last by James H. spears. guardian,
D-fts
This day plaintiff by
faniS Edwari Goods and sally his VIM
his wife VIVA Pure and Edmund Purie having entered their
appearance and according Assembly
the res OF this Court and Appearing BY satisfactory evidence
they not Inhabitants Of this ordered That
defendants do
and the ban Of the plaintiff AMI copy
forthwith inserted in published Rich
msni for months sueeevely. ami posted
tn" Court llouss Of this county. copy-rests
nl2-wsw 2. POINDENTER- CLERK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-20
taI4-wsw 4, A. cowDERY. Clerk.
IN the United stales Court for the Eastern DE-

I y the United States Court Tor the Eastern Dis
trct NJ Virginia. December 9Th SMITH Of
the county Of King Queen his individual
with Lewis Smith of the A r. smith, and
partner with Smith, Smith
and partner with John w. Curry, Of smih
Curry having filed petition praying that he declared
mp II ordered that all persons claiming be creditors
said Robert H. Smith show The the 18th day
January why said Robert declared bank
np pursuant the Congress a copy
u . order h. published the newspapers according 22d
and 2th nlles Of Court A copy-TeSc
de- li-w5w HENRY GIBSON Clerk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-20

Gee q tss supsros law aud chalest
Buckingham County Moaay day q Janua ist3
Ns-oa Page. sEin.arsso u :. r Cushing dced raHuh
Against
pabury Cc-sy and Lewis Cosby. Dcn~
IN CllANCERY
The pabncy Cosby. having entered his appearance
given according the Act of Assembly and the RULES
and srsanns by satisfactory evidence that he
81 Country oprc that the sad absn
appear the Rul b. hon Cor the aid couu
April bin % thc plaintiff
and cory order b. inserted in
paper pab-h City
b. posted door % Courthouse this county
eopy-res'e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-20
LOUISA RAII-ROAD.
Lines 10 Charlotte>vtIie, staunton, Lynch burg
and the Virginia SPRING.

CREiSED EXPEDITION
S,r~ Passenger. leaving Richmond byt h. Railroad at
A. NJ reach thu Junction breakfast ami thence
proceed together with Passengers arriving At The June
HlszA-4 from th- Nogth Louisa Railroad Cor
=a donsvine and by reach
y Charlottesville by 2. NJ and Coekss IS nic.
West By night Leave Cookies morning by daylight
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