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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20

The Detroit Advertiser, announcing the nomination
of James G. Birney candidate for Governor of Mch
gan. quotes the following from letter written by Mr.
Brney TO the editor. the eighth Of October last:
sin remarhing upon the danger OF Annexation.
pressed my opinion that repeat-that had but
Of shouid Hr. Polk be eected: but
should NJ CK1y be eerted place my on the
ground that M FJdy well Mr. Polk has expressed
himself arofa6tg iRae1afioa, and that could and
would FAD bis party while Mr.. Polk incompetent
lead his, &c
The Advertiser adds: such the etched canf as
ali feelit, which Mr. Birney put forth: and
intended effect ADt-Annexaon enough were d.
verified from Mr. Clay carry New y ORR and Michigan
for Mr. Polk, and he elected. Annexation followed
of And now. after all this Mr.. James G. Birnev
presunes ask the frecmen of Nicbi-
gam
II is said that bleeding partially blind horse the
will restore him sight much for the horse
To open eyes. You viii have bleed him in the
pocket.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20
Elections.
CoNsrANzA.

INDIANA. is Loco-reason not enough wing tins
time do better next--may BE- The official returns from
the Secretary of State have not yet been received
Tennessee is in the fog. The Union (oco> fears the
Legislature is lost and the Wing considers it doubtful
the wings have the Senate.
North Carolina is, they say, asleep. We have returns
from the 9Th 9th and 7t Congressional Districts. all
showing wing loss We suppose the 9th also is lost.
Other scattering returns indicate wing falling off in the
popular Never mind Old Rip will wake up yet,
though asleep Just now.-Cia. Ga=.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20
THE PAIL A DIU NJ.
-RIcHao,D. INDIANA, WEDNESDAY MORNING.
AUGUST Goth, lo45.

gJ-"The Rustic by "PhIton CIodhopper ESQ. - we
intended 10 continue publishing long felt
like Iaboring and bringing forth Owing the hurry
consequent elections, of during the can
vass and lndisPoson did publish No. 9, dated
July IA. and because of its noa-appearance, Pheton
wrote few short lines relative thereto stating
he 'fuay anticipated such result sc. Futurty itself
must have been unlocked for his mental vision he has
perceived an nnwilngness our part to publish his
We liked the authors style of writing and
the main agreed with him in sentiment,-therelore
printed The Rustic freely "whout money without
price, hoping that it would do good. But the old gem
teman appears to be unified and without his permission
numbers Of The Rustic will appear in the Pal
ladium. He says that he three about
matter, any nay, but hope, nay, believe he does
than the named, else why get such
pucker about its not appearing? It's Phaton,
get mad but every to their notion ~ the
old said when she kissed the cow When we en-
deavor to do all accommodate correspondents
dislike being taken short by them, unless them
manifest injustice; and ''guess'work reasons
is decidedly unconstitu tonai.
We publish that portion of Mr. Clodhopper's letter re-
lating TO the non-appearance of The Rustic.
fully shows his editorial consequence any thing we
could say. Like editors he is very modest man
and speaks of himself in the second persoa:
KNOB TRurH, kps
August eth, i-i5
perceive from its appearance that the last essay
IHdoH Si0dhOipef Ls4utff has met with your
domination Had not been for the publication Of
tcie which accompanied it, should have supposed had
not come TO hand. From personal know ledge of the
aforesaid CodhopPer, viii state to that he is fellow
who takes his in whatever he thinks SAYS
docs; and he authorizes inform that he has
the slightest disposition to deny you any body
else, the same privileges He hints, however, that had
he July anticipated such result he would have spared
himself the modification Of not being allowed finish
ms design by not having commenced it, in the circum
stances he did But he wishes you know, he
not three cents about the NATTER 1rny
Mr. CIoGhopper that if his last No. has been
delayed instead of rejected, be made by
early publication after this date. He loss how
interpret such long delays and has written the
on pfobdbLe guess If the guess wrong, be
silly rgted by the method here suggested.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20

from IN Congressional DISTRICTS al
showing wing loss We suppose the 9th also i lost
Other scattering indicate wing falling off
popular vote. Never mind. Old Rip will wake up yet
though asleep Just now.-Cia. Gas.
Kentucky Election.
The Frank fort Commonwealth Extra Of the 18th inst
gives the following results Of the late in Ken
lucky:
CONGRESS- Wings 3 Democrats
J" pisfrct-Lynn Boyd loco, reelected without OPP
% Disf,ict-John II MclIcnry, wing elected over I
McCreery, loco, by 700 to 800 MAJ
Sd Disrict-Ienrv Order. wing. elected over Samuel
y Achison, loco, by 1000 or 1900 ma.
ih Distficf-Josilua T Bell, wing, elected over Geo
Alfred Caldwell. loco, late member, by about 400 MAJ
9Th District-Dr Bryan r Young, wing, elected over
James " Stone, loco, late member BY about 400 mai
oh Dtstrie-We have not the final returns, bnt be-
lieve John Martin loco, is elected Green Adams
and George Mckee, wings. The wing majority this
district is 5000 but we have lost by two candidates
nng.
tn Disf,icf-Wrn Thomasson whic reelected over
Elijah Nuttail, iocofoco, by 400 MAJ.
oh DtsrictGarrett Davis, wing, reelected lhos
Z Marshall, nondcscrpt, by 7l0 majority.
9t Dsf'7cf-Andrew Irumbo, wlig. elected L
French, loco. late member By 10 odd MAJ.
l0h Disfric-Jobn w Tibbatts loco re elected over
John Gaines, wing, by about 300 ma.
In the last Congr there wings and ) Loco
focos
STATE sENArE--lO to be elected--6 whigs-3 locos-
district to be heard from.
House OF REPRESENT rIvEs--l00 to be chosen. OF
those heard from, 81 wings and 30 locos elected
One (Boone) tie, and II be heard from OF those to
be heard from the wings upon and the locos
Giving the tie member and the Senator heard from
the locos and the parties the Legislature will stand
hus-Senate, wings "a locos l4-fouse, wings 81, To-
COS 49, Wing majority joint ballot 80.
The Louisville Journal of the 18th says that .the To-
cofocos will have but two members of Congress from
Kentucky.
ALABAMA.-The Tuscunbia Alabamian saws that if the
southe portion of the State we'll as the
northern, Martin elected Locofoco nominee
by handsome majority. Gen. Houston reelected to
Congress.
TENNEssEE-There appears be little doubt that the
Locofocos have carried their Governor the Union
to fear that. they have lost member of the
legislature IN Weakly county. the Legislature will be
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20

TENNEssEE--There appears be little doubt that the
Locofocos have carried their Governor but Union
seems to fear that. as they have lost member of the
legislature in Weakly county the Legislature will be
whig- We hope So Louisville Journal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-19
cARPETING-A NEW ARTICLE.

We cav Saturday. ut Mr.. wiswelrs, on Main Street.
several pieces OF Cotton Csrpctng OF double about
yards Ia wdth-wh,ch manufactured AT Holden, WOr
ccstsr county, Mass, by Thomas H. Bullock. Il Of
heavy and hrn texture and Tor richness and brancy OF
coors equals OF the wooen carpets. The coors
said TO be those of the best prints and
the texture durable than that "f wool IL
kaby cheap, being offered retail IS per double
yard 81 l2 per square yard. should the
sensations respecting them prove uuo-snd we have
doubt hc-cotton will supercede woolen
carpets. When the floor person would suspect them
90 be made OF cotton Not being half the price OF wool
equal in appearance and duration, have doubt they
will into general use, aud that Immense bu
einess will be done in the manufacture oi them.
While witnessing these continued evidences Of Yankee
enterprise invention, and skill who doubt, but that,
in q short time, they will drive John Bull only out OF
Market but Of all foreign markets, where they
put upon n footing VI equality. The rapid progress they
continually making IN Improvements and inventions,
their provcrbisl thrift and economy their wonderful SKILL
industry and intelligence combined in whatever they
undertake, must triumph any competition which s
wanting I'm these elements Of success-CIneinadi Ids
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-19
HORTICULTURE.

u II.
II the admiration oi the beautiful things Ui nature has
tendency roton and refine the the culture oi
them has still powerful and abiding influence. IL
takes the form OF affection; the seed which we have
nursed. the tree OF planting under whose shade sit
with delight, living loving friends. In pr"por
to the have bestowed them, the warmth
al regard They also gentle aud persuasive leach
OF His goodness who causeth the to shine, and the
dew TO di-t who totgels the tender buried vine amid
the and ice OF winter but bringeth forth the root
hidden from the OF man. into verLs spiendor,
autumnsl fruage.
The lessons learned among the works OF OF
peculiar value in the present The res'esSness and
din Of the railroad principle which pervades he operations
and the spirit OF accumulation which threatens 10 corrcde
every generous sensby modified by the sweet friend
ship the quiet The toll, the hurry, the speeua-
non the sudden revcrses which mark times be
yond which have preceded them, render II particularly
sauary for heed the admonon OF Saviour, aud
axe instructions from the lilies OF the field, those peaceful
denizens OF the bounty oi heaven.
Horticulture has been pronounced by medical men,
sautsry health and TO cheeriuness OF spTts and It
would seem hat this theory might be sustained, by The
happy countenanccs OF those who i, relaxation
from the excitement of business the exhaustion c study
And if he who devotes his leisure 10 the culture o the
work. OF nature, benefits hmse-he who beauties
den for the eye Of the community, Is surely pubic bene
factor lie ns;ils the bosom OF the man OF the worlds
painting with the gold ever-gen,le thoughts which do
good like a medicine. lie cheers the Responding Invalid,
and makes the eye of child brighten with intense
Lsppness lie furnishes pure smcnt tor that taste which
reues character and muipcs simple pleasures To those
who earn substance by aboring his grounds h
stands the light OF bcUoacor. The kind OF industry
which he promotes is favorable 10 simplicity aud virtue
With one Of the poets OF native land
say,
"-PTaise the sturdy spade,
And patient pillow, and the shepherds simple crook,
And let the light mechanics tool be hailed
With honor, which increasing by the power
OF long companionship the lsborers hand,
Cuts of that hand with all all it, world OF nerves,
From too busy commerce with the heart"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-19
SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN In
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. OR HABIT
OF TIE SYSTEM. VIZ.


raps ru.u' thu Pace no,s ne- Chronic so's
Eyes Ring Worm Teisr sead Head Enlargement and rain m
hone. Ulest. syphtie syp'e. seau
ca OF Lnmsag aud Diseases arising from jadeoa. use VI
Mercury Asces Drcpsy Exposure impudcnes In Life
n, .s'0"e CONSTITUTIONAL VIII De removed ~ ~ ''
P~, s' ,, -, .,-, =, - - a.. 49,, 49,,
AHA. ..,. ,.uv In n. - A.. ,,. "a
,,ae ,.de,n. n. ~ o.,,,,on . .eI.s an. sa,.,.,. n n,
n.sns m. s.a.. ,a ss n , p.s ma, s mo ' ~,
pas,nr though m, r,n,,, ,,.,sm w., A. ~ Z,
op-iaca they ar, \. A lions the all
mspary sanai b.nee The rar., ,l tel .ns 49,, a. ,.,.
operation Of tn. sar.apa,.a lom N. eur.,,sr po.-.
Icnns recently rree ed ~ the proprietor. Of ,b.
invaluable medicine viii be rad h p,,,,., Nv \, .,.,,, ar
a,eted:
B.Luxoss Jane TO- is,.
s,Sp.-G.nt- eheerly do add To IN. nun,.r
o,. of your pr,.e,ya,iy, H. pauan.
s. IN year ,eofou. affection on my upp,r
p, hoai my saoundnr
par. until passages conveying tear. from IN. eve. d, tr
nos, .r. which caused an no~ Of ,e,
ao affected causing discharge
teeth became loose that ~ouh not have teen hard
to pull them gu, with slight erk--eh feelings aud suf
enE Al ,hi. time that perfectly miserable con
ucd the fret Physicians the city hut with little benefit Ev,y
thing heard OF was ued but all proved Of mn service" and
last resort was reonne"ei eanse"i arr ba h' hAe other ~
,u me-, uu NO so, 'n 1870 'o% n s'Auy W
UNI my wn"e eooy vas an'eV pu' 'anss 20 huna"'y my
r~s,slan ne'mchu'u Soui piep.t'non :" sn-srana pc"
su,'n rom y"" ak' !" nus ev WI jas a. "'eu oo"s anu
80 ,1',' - .ss,r. ,, ~ '.. "' " -.
,"u " .a u . eui' ana ~uh u.''Ic 'ha,
,r sun may @ 49, , s' 'u' u,n 'hc "sn. mru'.'ne an'
.. ,s ION WIN e""s' o. 10y anu s,a's .'A"
'0.' "n| , , a. 81, 1850. pnN,n,. nc. S ,o o,
any on' $50, " ~ ~ 'n', pa,ueaa,s "'n una "r |" u"
", ', I'm -, ". -, 49, =, !" -, wa a' me pressure "'o"h
~ any e " ~ ~ nss,p, x.,,sS,y.,
N" ''NN'NNN
Personally appea o m ,he aeovs na'nsd oane hecon
nSan AMI made "ah o" the ae contained IN hc foregoing state
hcnI 'onN .i'oop'
'u~hceo OF Tue f'aee OF 'hr 'v q, haiunorr'
The following interesting e,,c must commend itself to the
"" ' " " ~
SANDSS CELEBRATED SARSAPARlLl.A.
ntaly when Medicine
eireta in any
Having en.ur. suffer
y-ans repeated
aaIum.ior, Rheumatism have rrceny SANS
sapala happie-, my
many appetite good.
strength rapidly returning attribute this hcaihfai
OF m,cine. sympathy with
,ho-- WIN accd with
plant, cannot retain from earnestly ndns
Of this vanat" specific Having the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-19
eAIL-ROAD AND STAGE ROUTE.
yK1nIS roulc to the Virginla Springs and west

RAII-ROND AND STAGE ROUTE.
rRStllS route To- the Virginia Springs and West.
- EN- s'n'rsP,sS-s-s advantages GAG mr.
met time. in point of style. comfort api economy
Leave Richmond daily by Raj Road to the Junction.
Louisa Rai nesl dinner by
stages ts " 10 charoir>v- before ea',
ing itas tn at Cookies dine at siauuion and
Dal- los nrsl before
breakfast the wa'm Springs the Hot
AT sun-tnrrn bouts aud in the wrcs thirty hours
ahead OF the Canal R"n" spending nights the
comfortable Hotels by
them in boat. arriving IN Lyuehous after midnight
Containing tire whnr sulphur b'rasiad
-w.hus pass the Buc snrhur ~, ami Locust
lane 80 uc- beicr nht day ny day fht to Cha>"n
l0o m Pas lin. the day ';uyando,tr 80
mis ohio where navgsbIc aud
from law water the navigation VIII be DIT
hcu II entirely suspended above that point during summer
making thu. route % most certain and agreeable the W-stcu
States.
600
daily o~ne Fsrh CO. which .uabIrs ,h-h avoid
travelling -rceI the best houses aud rs- facilities
lane herrtnha- wouh Justify. aud
ut that tc enshrs and throughout have
undergone Improvement prr?and a. Who
ofrr and have selection of sku anl accommodating
V' whose united aim n remove al former prejudice tn r
class.
Extras viii II furnished pleasure the occupants.
Passengers ter through Richmond
oct uonauca be obtained by Application at the Raj
Road ctfer
Fah 60 a~n the following branch from their daily
Th. Natural gfgr On Tuesdays
SatuoiaI ". Lexington
morning q breakfast the Bnder,
Fincaste passengers pnns.
remain u LAY s n, n"Tn'ng dine At the Sweet Springs a'd
at the Whis Sulphur Passengers the
South West proc' Fnc1sr through Sllrm ti
burg and WyIcvic ~ ga the evening Rich
monl, thence west by Hopkins line Bounvir. T-nne-
sor.
lhs being the main mail preference
ali Others Al an! point
The line Orange AMI rupprr nuse and Fauqucr
Gononsve tuesdays Thursdays
arrival ~ ' Cupoprr Court House
evenings thence by Beckham- line breakfast
The IynchhuTg line Monday weines
day. and Fridays = NJ, and reaches Lyneh5utg by
FARE.
Richmond to q lrla,e.yile .................ss 90
DO to l.ynehbuTe. ..--...............-.....I no
10 10 SNauhtuh'. Oh
10 To Nayne-hnfouEh ......S 80
Ihn 10 SstunioE. ...5O O
Richmond 70 W iie sulphur IL 90
90
Tic charges the White Sulphur Srnrgs
b,cH much reduced ans ia. accommodations every
THE ROAD
From Gornnsvi Cklrl,trsvie greatly improved:
Tie whole distance splendid sad-d
trrrpksspaes Monticello University
v'nIy Of Meyers Cave. by principal Springs, Hawks
Nest ton III. New River CHE and the kansw, sam WorE-b
ss the whole presents scenery and
every glance. THOMAS SIIAgF,
j. ~ Agent lnT Tian-pOrion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-19
NIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks OF:

nee OF The superior oT Chanesy ih- kI5HH0H
T,,1,Ss u Nr,;r,cc prIH.
against
Robert 4 Bsi-y Fitzgerald hir partners under the
~. -, def
Robert Rasy having entered his APPEAR
given According IN" Act Of Assembly and r
Rules this Appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he - not an Commonwealth u ordered ti7t
10 appear here n the Gurs In be hoen Tor '
Monday November next and answer M
hin Of the plaintiff a copy order he forthwith IN
serted IN Newspaper published in the Guy OF Rehinond io'
to scce~-y-y, and posted IN" front door Of he ip
,nl an the and city. copy. Tv,;e,
,ns-v9w Nj HOWARD. C. g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-19

DAVID Shelton. and other Diets.
The sid defendant. shelton having entered his
prnhoe and security according Law and rules o this
Court and appearing satisfactory evidence that hc b. not
MOTION Idsnun by hs Auor
ordered That the said defendant David Shelton, do
borfe Judge Of the Court The c. House THE ~
the piainih
sud n"nde h aui that copy ~ tins order be- forthwith
ihsted published ;bs city II Richmond, Tor
uccessivcy posted dypr of
house of tlIs county, day.
4 Copy-Tr.t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-19
NTIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Of

superior Cour of ChlrceTy Tor tue kIILnond
Great 10. fourth day OF August l-Ij:-
Peter Hawkins Joseph Hawkins and Mary Jane lla~sinS PITS
against
Peter Sheppard Rosannl Sheppard William sheppard irsyr
Walker and Martha hs wfc, who Martha Sheppard and
Der DEF
The defendants above named not having entered th, acar
according to the Act Of Assembly and the
Rules of Court by satisfactory evidence uai
they inhabitants .l Commonwealth IL 3. ordered nii
the defendants TIE Rules 10 be de1 0rih
Monday November aud to
b Of piintG and that copy Of tins order Ice fpni with
-..l newspaper pubshcd the city of RcUnnf for
scecs.vey aud posted at the front doof OF IN IaPtp
tie said City copy. Isst".
au s-wgw =. p HOWARD. &. q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-19

Ch EAfh EST AN ID BEST ROUTE
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
Through in three days. with sixty miles less staging
Than ON any other Route,
ny ORR nan LLvE Of C,NIL-Bo1rS TO SCOTS
''hL, ,fND LiIcHh IkG IyD sLdGES Bi ThE
Fare through Hhte sttphur ST. oad the
Boats matrIs ihc 5e'oal P's-lse money "niy 80.
Ser'ans bal. rre" upon IN" Boats
h41l,s,y-.,es-. Our Iron Packet Boats leave Rich.
'--sserN moul daily ? VI Sundays accepted aId
aruV- an i'gn"hburE ~ mie - hour FROM thence the
Stages Ias,ng,- from c roas at e. A. ST. Lna,f.t At
Esrrs E,ry Ha,ura Bridge giy tune and
lrr's 10 Dbr-f Springs - miles by tuk Leave phrs neat
.5.rM
r,enr-r' viii obere TIA, the Staging, 100 mules, divided
into d avoid the Invalid. large par
tie. ar- suhJ.esyI I al other spriLs-
Kstunhg boat Iynchbrr- daily g. A. ~ iSurlys
cIeer'cdI an atnvt IN Richmond I,f. ~.
The Stage BY FincasfIe and
ES.iIisys o. III. sweet Springs i.ynchurg Mon
day., "Wednesday. and rrda,,ar 5. M
s-5<skS-ntszs, ni at thu Wls suphlr n-uday
ant Abingdon leaves and The for Danyne
Passengers for stsupton,
Wy our Boats l"sss Richmond Mondays wednesday, md ff'y-
~ siase 50 m by II. Pare Stanton 90. eipense
% 80 ~ % less Than b, Louisa GA'lRo,d, at go
Returning leave s'lunion Monday Wednesday, AMI Fray'
at 10 Nm seo-yde at \, =. boafd
Al bar pat r, aui Richmond nst i.r.M
leave Richmond Mondays "Wednesday Fridays Boats take
he Gage Ca'rarsyle A. NJ aud Charlotte
mao BOYD, EDMOND > DAVENPORT
HEAVY WHITE CuRN.--A ,argo Of 1850 bn.h.l- heavy
81 Whhs Corn H'p"'nty expected, for abby
aus BISSELL "a MCANDITsu.
SARAI OGA WATER
ST rro"yci t"f schr Couuef anpher Ioi NJ saoga Con
% r,,,' -gnnr wu,r 81 quar- and pm, bottles.
n B--!r cps.of al conr,sss watsrate branded
"co'Et''- Water Clarke" ALEX. DuvAL a 90,
aus Druggists ~ Mas Sitert
SULPH. CUISINE .-.goo o. Ju-, received and warrant
auii TOMBSTONE ~ Main strest
DL--f't't quality spenn ot rl"aehed AMI nnbe,ched
WI. nESRY MITCHELL
apii-u ~ rap street
A rgw nozEN Why srrEgIDa OLD roRr. 70, Invalid.
IN 80 aie by RI brVAI,
aui2 ~, Nsina
4 iEsEED OF WHITE LEAD, se.-g5 bbs pure Mountain
- fia~,sdoh
1000 n. Lows. White Tad. No I,eI,ra and pure
bbi. Sprt Turr"rune
200 Ne Chrome GrHru
30 " Ground v-ri,rn.-iu, received Tor s,cby
| aug r. u. DuVAt. ~ Main street
S,.AH q L'coHICr-Is nsi. New orl-'n' sugar
| ~ e., ,,,,, ST. ,,. ,...,..
20 sn,k a--lndinr iron, bdr William and
or ssl. D., aui2 nAvENrbRr. ALLEN a go.
,h9,Es ".ocNs--n,.-- coss., tom 80
WARRANTED to keep gel oe For ss'e by LEWIS GINTER
| Cio,ks 'oiaird sui2
IsLURYE wmsKEY aNnrsrEo or WIGHT AgrLgBRAN.
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DACON--5i hhds superior SIDES, landing from
~ feh Oraof srd Cp sa lo Tor css sni laeto psr%f
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40 nu DAVENPORT y ALLEN.
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NmGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks OF.

" iittINlA:-N Rules held IN the Clerk III
fee superior Court Chaneer Richmond
Circuit. dsy - August, Is45
EilaLeu. urion, p.G
Robert 4. Bailey, and other dct'ts.
irfpttnt above having entered l'aIsn'-
security, according Act 81 Assembly R"s
ard Hapssng by satisfactory evidence that lee
IabiiIn 81 ts Commonwealth IL ordered That The
sad d.f-jint appear Rules be- holden Tor ' d
HOrdy November and answer the bal n
The rI-utii and cogy order forthwith ns"r'i
~sgap.r published city Richmond months
ucsessvcIy, poei Capitol the aid
city a rnpy. Test,
Az G-wpv y. e. HOWARD &. ..
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CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.

Friday, Juno 81, 1918.
I'D u. JENKINS - opening bargains Dry Goods, Jn
~. Auction which will be sold cheap wholesale retail
The follow u a f-w
Ba'zorines, from - "a! SO cents Sc.
CalcoeS very cheap by the IL. vi
Irish Linens bargains from IS finer.
Linen shr-tnss all widths from yd
Z yds wide.
Cotton shcetnss beaehed unbleaehed from yd yds
Diapers Russia AMI Briseyo also Table Diapers.
Bonnet.-5OO BoGnets reduced prices
Rhahds aud flnUG -"ilng OF cheap
Canton Mating, good, at - cts. aai very cheap.
Cloths. CassmeTes Nes,ines Susps Hdss
os- and Half Hose Gloves prices
I. r.. H..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-19
vIRGINIA-At rules held in the clerks office

Superior Court Of ttaneery for the ReLEnni '
cut The ih day Of August, IeiS
George Il. Mitchell, pW
Mary Ann Mitchell Rosalie Mitchell, and Augustine Mitchell
mi ,,i.r def'ts.
u.i having entered the. appearance
the Act Of Assembly ahd The kus
aud Appearing. by satisfactory evd"ner that ty
II ordered That e
araT here the Rues To b" holden Tor thc
Monday November EeHI and answer Tire
Ilintf a th oder be forthwith insert
-pap~r published thu city Richmond fr Nv"
svey and Pi ti- fTnu door OF the Capitol m
slid city. coy. Tcsir,
,.E-vaw \ p. HOWARD & q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-19
yTIRGINIA:-AtR Rules held in the Clerks Of.

Superior Cour Of CEaEeery iOT TIE Richmond CIR
cut ., day u August, ISIS
MIi.a'n Jennings, Phhr
lv,-,,r T. Xyr.,p anil oth.r def'ts.
Tn defendant having euierd his appearance
gwen .cury according Act 81 biy aa tie Eul
gTprans satisfactory evidence that r.
not an iuhahsn IL ordered that tie
defendant appear Rues hoden for tie said
MONDAY November and answer the bal o
pa copy Order be forthwith inserted IA
newspaper CIy Richmond months
ucesgey posted door OF the Capitol the
said City. Copy. Tcsie,
f-N9w " r. HOWARD, {. g