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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-07
HOME CERTIFICATES.

These testimonials all of which are from ia,
most re.pecla6ls souIces, have been selected
from several hundred Of a similar character
which have been procured during the short Tim,
tie discovery has been before the Amerar
public.
Nervous Headaehe and Rhern,aiis,n-Mr Ja
cob y. Ogsbury, l02 William street. New York
has been afflicted from childhood with almost
constant nervous headache aud rheumatic pain.
IN the legs and arms. iie was also troubled
with great nervous debility and DIGESTION
ilr Dgsbury tried The G vaDic Rings aud Mag.
neiie Fluid, and states that " after few hour.
The application appeared 10 strengthen my
nerves, entirely relieved my headache and
nave had no relapse oI the rheumatism since
the first day
Tic Doi0reur--The following testimonial /,
from Timothy e. Dwight, Esq who is so "a.
vornhly known from his exerOBs IN the cause
of education throughout the Northern States
DR.. \. II. Chri>iie-Dcar Sir For several
years ! have been terribly afflicted with tha,
agonizIns complaint called tic doloreux, princi.
pally affecting the scia,ic nerves. AT times no
human being can have suffered more--m,
SCREAMS have often disturbed the neiglborhood
by simply wearing one o! your Rings on each
Of my lands, aud faithful, using the Magnetic
Fluid. The complaint has enlirel, lrli me, aud
now believe my self completely cured
attn very TpSpcciilly yOurs.
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READY CASH,

this establishment offers the strongest induce
mcnt The Stock being purchased fresh this
Spring at Auction, and direct from the Manu-
iaclurers, at some % per cent less than the cost
of Importation, and being satisfied with Small
Profis, | will sell at a slight advance upon
Auction Prices
And would respectfully invite the attention
Of the citizens of Boston and vicinity TO my
,.1
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SEAMEN,
an endless variety for sea or shore.
Military, Navy and Firemen's suits,

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in every walk of life, from the poor to the rich
at prices so low as TO defy all competition
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jASrI SYSTEM

over all others, needs no lengthy tale. 1t mus
be apparent to the most casual observer, tha
while il shields the vender from The ruinou,
losses often attendant upon The Credit System
it projects the purchaser from the equally ruin
Gus profits demanded by Merchants TO cover bad
debts, created by n SYSTEM OF LONG CREDITS
To those, therefore, who can command the
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Wholesale Dealers
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The following is a list of few of the many
Thousand Articles that can be found, with
prices annexed at this establishment
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ES now presented to the world, with firm
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-25

lS CHANCERY-vIRsISiA AT Superior Court Of
chancery for the Richmond Circuit, held al the Ca
prol In the City of Richmond, June 25th, 1876:
Peter Ha wkins, Joseph Hawkins and Mary Jane
Hawkins, Plaintiffs:
against
Benjamin Sheppard, late Sheriff of Henrico county,
and, as such. administrator of CTsar Hawkins, de-
carter, deceased, Peter Sheppard, Rosanna Sheppard
S Sno "hiiam Sheppard children and heirs of Mary
ehspparo, who was Mary Hawkins, Argyle Walker
nnu Maitna Ills wife, who Martha Haw kins,
Rose hawkins and Martha Hawk infants under the
ase =, .~eh'yonr years, by Nathaniel P. Howard their
assigned 70 defend them In this suit, Chanotle
Hawkins. and Frederick Marx, administrator az Wa,v
Sheppard, sometimes called Mary Hawkins OF Susan
Hawkins and OF Kelsey Hawkins Defenda,ts
This cause came on this day, by consen Of the ,dut
parties by their counsel ctvely and Of the FAM
defendants by their guardian ad ltem, Ia be lea,d
upon the bill and amended bill Of the plaintiffs an
swcrs Of all the defendants to the said bills REPLICA
tons TO those answers and exhibits filed and wis ar
sued by c0unsel on consideration whereof the Court
doth adjudge order and Decree that all persons who
may have claims against the estates Of Cesar Hawkins
MARY Sheppard, sometimes called Mary Hawkins, Su.
n,n hawkins and Betsey Hawkins, deceased, 10 ex-
men, ne same before Commissioner Poitiaux for settle
ode, "nn four months from this date, and thai this
Whi, AZ Imshshed for eight weeks in the Richmond
printed in ehmond Enquirer, two Of the newspapers
front door s .ny of Richmond, and be posted nj the
the Cour, pnnco Court House Of said cty and also uf
Court days and ~. ienrico county, on two several
ca ,sSo AND report 10 this Cou, q = arcomn; NJ anv
anu al oebs which may ba ,t 1880 se ~; " ay
n.a.. y. 'ue estates aforesaid and IL mana .nch ~
:" .epoi. .hat TACT 10 the Cam,
~ u rtUpy. ieste POW. ROBERTS n r.
s1"'s'su W copy. July s8-cw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-25

IoHN w. WILSON, Executor OF Robert Ferguson,
y deceased, Robert Blackburn and Lucy Blackburn
his WIFE William 7. flickerson, John Hickerson, mo
mas Powers aud Hugh Raine Take notice, mat
shall proceed, Monday, the 18TH day al oetoner,
1896 between the hours Of O'Clock In the morning
and O'Clock in the evening, at the house OF Edward
Kerry, in Jackson county, and State oil ALABAMA, 10
take the depostioas Of John Berry, Anna Berry mary
Berry Edward Berry, and Others to be read IA evluehCe
in suit In Chancery. depending in the Circuit SUPERB
Court of Law and Chancery for Cumberland county,
and State of Virginia. in which suit John Wilson,
administrator of Elizabeth Stone, deceased s Painti,
and you defendants. And shall also proceed, on
Monday, the I'd day of November, l645, between the
hours Of O'Clock in the morning and O'Clock IN the
evening" at the house Of Harris Pryor in Roane county,
and State of Tennessee TO take the dispositions nf iar
ris Pryor Alvey Lockrtt Robert Williams, and others,
to be read as evidence in the above named suit And
shall also proceed Wednesday, the 10th day OF De-
the State of Arkansas between the hours Of O'Clock
in the morning and O'Clock in the evening" take the
dispositions Of William Goforlh, Huida Goorth, and
Others TO be read evidence in the above named suit
And .la also proceed Friday. the LIST day of ia
nuary l647 at the Court house Of Barry county, in the
State Of Missouri bewt the hours OF O'Clock IN tho
morning and O'Clock in the evening, TO take the de.
positions OF Price McMurtry, Barbara NcMurtry, and
Others to be read evidence in the above named suit
IT, any cause, the taking OF the dispositions al the
respective times and places above specified should not
be completed, they will he continued from day to day
exceeding three days al each placeunti hnisbed
at which times and places you can attend if you hnh
proper. JOHN X. WILSON,
Administrator of Elizabeth Stone, deceased
Sept. l6-clm
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CAPTAIN BARTENDER.

Accounts (savs The Union) have been received
al the Navy Department from Commander Car
pender as late as Angus, 24lh. He was then al
Tuxpan, and with his officers and crew was IN
good health. He writes: "Thc people here con-
tinue their kindness 10 Us, and The men are iur-
nished with as good quarters rs the place affords"
His disaster did not result, as some have snp.
posed, from any misplaced confidence in the
Scotch captain whom he had on board, bnl from
the peculiar character OF The coast He first an
chored of the bar, 10 FIVE iathoms water. Intend
ing to send in his boats the next morning he de-
sired to get nearer shore Tor their protection, and
found that he might safely anchor in three and A
halt iathoms. In attempting 10 drop The brig
into that water (under Jib and spank
er) she was lost. He was on the forecaslIe
looking out, with the lead heavine constantly.
Deep four" ha ying been called, he supposed the
next cast would give him the desired soundngs
instead oil which quarter less three" was called.
Instantly seeing his peril he ordered The sails
TO be oosed, to back her off, The manlop all
was hois,ed, and aback, when she struck. The
sails were then taken in, The weather anchor drop
ped, the vessel lighened by throwing overheard
shot, and pumping out water, and The largest
kedge was got out asern for the purpose q
keeping her from forging further ahead. But
these and all other efforts failed, and the boats
were unable 20 live in the surf alongside. The
launch was stove by The force Of the breakers.
The two cutters were with Lieu;cnanis Hunter
and Bergman. Thus situated, with no chance
10 save the yessel-eIposed ~ The elements, and
miib a prospect Of destruction 10 all in case a
eeei iv, a messsg heavy squall came on-he re-
assistance If he would surreh1oSIe. Offering them
GERS. men and vessel. He refused at that tihi'N@
surrender the vessel, but The following day felt
himself compelled 10 accept the offer.
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Terms Of the ENQUIRER.

m. Enquirer Is published DAILY and SEMI.
Hriy For the Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
a, the rate Of eight dollars If taken for short
nah' "a nan one year. For the Semi-Weekiy, five
s' e annun, and Three Dollars for six months,
doa :, advance be paid IN the ofee reunited by
nst paid or Six Dollars per annum at the end of
he year. ,,;s oe6ce nav h. r.no;,,ed ner mail
.na available Bank notes. al the risk Of the Edi-
10 ,.ast Of all letters beng paid by the writers
" Of single letter Is scarcely of any account
to Tue W." ,nsness, which operates serious tax
I'm me EiIors
sP"' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
=, rur naIlY ENOUlRER-For one square Of
-. lines. a less, first insertion, fifty cents, and
% sucf e~dlns insertion twenty-five cents-ii insert
e, ,n,. week. twice week, or three times week,
,s;,y.seyen and a halt cents.
annal advertisers charged ty dollars for thirty
go and in that proportion for advertisements OF a
'a,., lrnrll-except Lottery Vendors and Auction
- mo are charged one hundred dollars (paper in
~ THE SEMI-WEEKLY-Oue square Of sixteen
% or less first insertion, IS cents for each continue
snce 80 cents.
n,t,,, from distance must be accompanied with the
yncr pay or satisfactory references To insure earru-
uun x<. r..,, ,,. .o,,,x,
s-neyer the party's handwriting Is unknown at this
r Il be authenticated by the endorsation of the
Postmaster in the nei2hborhood they will IN no case
h. Duhlishpd Every measure, that has been taken 10
n,,yrn mpostons and quizzes, has proved heretofore
nnayang. We must, therefore, INSIST IN such case,
nop the communication being certified by the name oil
The Postmaster. pritten on the back Of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-25

TN ACKNOWLEDGMENT Rules holden in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county of Charlotte, the 9Th day
Of August, 1886:
Elisha Barksdale, jr.. Armistead Barksdalc, Anthony
Sydnor aud Richard P. Waller, late merchants and
mariners trading under the firm and style of Barksdae,
Waller T. Co.. who sue for the benefit Of WIN. 5. Banks
dale, fiaih'ius'
against
Ro blackwell and Ro. g. Cole, Defendants.
The defendant, Robert blackwell, not having en-
tered his appearance according TO the act of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and il appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not inhabitant OF tins
Commonwealth, il is ordered, that the said defendant
do appear here al be holden for the said Court
on the first Monday in November next and enter his
appearance, and the plaintiffs bill; and that
copy Of this order be inserted in some newspaper pub
lishrd in The city OF Richmond of Lynchhurg
for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse of the said county
Am, olNcwam WINsLow ROBINSON, c. C.
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EOIICaTIDN


an the first day Of October next the subscriber VIII
~ opena School for buys and young men, al the resi-
dence of his father, two mile above ThompSon's =
Roads, in the county of Louisa.
The direct object Of this School to prepare young
men for admission into the University OF virginia,
while at the same tne it will afford thuse who do not
intend TO pursue collegiate Of study, an oppor-
tuny Of acquiring good classical and scientific edu-
cation .. - ],
The catalogue of studies embraces the Ancient and
Modern Languages, Mathematics, Chemistry. Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Bellies Lettres and Logic.
TERMS For tuition beard, &C., per session oil hVe
months, SIS.
The subscriber has had some experience in teaching,
and gave il Is believed entire satisfaction TO MS EN-
nIovers He is an Aumnus of the University Of Viz
GINA and has in his possession ample testimonials OF
ha competency TO give instruction in the atore
ed branches For further particulars, address MN al
A"'"'f''' JOHN II. WINSTON, Jr.
RRrxsEscEs DR. VIM. II. McGufey, University Oh
Virginia; Dr. G. HARRISON University Of Virginia; Mr.
i.ucian Minor, Louisa; Kev. n. L. Dabney, University
of Virginia. aug. I4-C,Isto..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-25

MR.. JOHN d. ANDREWS-sir: You being non
1A resident of this Commonwealth, | take this me-
next, at my dwelling house, In the county of Hanover,
and State of Vrgna, shall take the deposition Of
Reubin Nuekols, TO be read as evidence In suit In
Law and Chancery for Hanover county. wherein am
paintif and you are defendant. IL from any cause tho
deposition be not taken that day, will be taken the
next day. or SO soon thereafter the cause OF failure 10
take il be removed. You're &C.
July 2a-cw2m STEPHEN T. PULLlAM
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A TEACHER.

A YOUNG LADY from Maryland. who has been
"A teaching for several years IN private aniies, ana
bose nresent engagement expires on the 3lst ocnher
mar, desires TO obtain situation, either IN private Ia
mv or public school, where she can enjoy facilities Tor
attending public worship. 3. -, ,,s hr,r,h.,
e an EneIish Education usually taught; In Botany Che
Misty and the elements Of the French Language
together with plain and ornamental Needle , Wnsk
r,s.,,.na ronntv: Gen. =. III. Cooke, Island T. u,
Fiuvanna; Philip 81. George Cooke; jefferson J. d.
powhatan; VIM Maxwell, Esq, and Rev. VIM. ;. rlu-
The Young lady above referred TO has taught in our
families for six years past and gives US much pleasure
-, odd our testimony to her competency as teacher
ana eHoe"e"'' VI PEYTON HARRISON,
. o,-.vex PHILIP ST. GEO. COOKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-25

AT Court Of Quarterly Session begun and held fol
A New Kent County at the Court House thereof, on
Thursday, the 18th day Of August, 1876:
On the motion of James Woodhn, Jr., who married
Rebecca C. Slater, daughter of Meredith Slater, de-
ceased and who one of the distributes of the said
Meredith Slater: 1t appearing to the Court that more
than two years have elapsed since the qualification o.
Richmond r. Lacy the administrator of Meredith
Slater deceased is ordered, that all persons having
claims against the estate of Meredith Slater, deceased
do exhibit the same for settlement TO the said Rchmoi
r. Lacy administrator of Meredith Slater, deceased
before the 10Th day of November 1896 and that copy
of this order be inserted for eight weeks in the Rich
mond Whig and Richmond Enquirer, and another copy
thereof he posted at the Court House door of this coun
" on two several Court DAYS. .
Copy, BAT. ID. CHRISTIAN, II. =.
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POWHATAN ROBERTS, D. OK.

IN CHANCRRY.-VIRcISiA:-A Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Superior Court OF Chaneery Tor
the Richmond Circuit, the Sd day OF august, Ioio:
Allen H. Mills Marshall r. Stafford and Charles
Hubbe late merchants and partners trading under the
name of Mills Stafford and Company, Plaintiffs:
against
Frederick Grifhng, and other Defendants
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security, according TO The act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not inhablant OF
this Commonwealth ordered that thu said defend.
ant do appear the rules to be held for The said Court,
in the Clerks Office thereof the first Monday in No
vember neat und the bill Of the plaintiffs; and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for Two
months successfully aud posted at the front door of the
Capitol in the said city. Copy-Ieste,
Aug. 2l-cw2m N. +. HOWARD, ok.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, OF
BALTIMORE.
FACULTY OF TIE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
PROFESSOR ]. G. :. MONKUR, NJ. d., Theory and
i Practice Of Medicine.
Professor E. FOREMAN, NJ. H., Chemistry.
CHAS. n GIBSON, NJ. d, Surgery.
w. L. Wilson, ~ D., Therapeutics and Ma
terra Medica.
W. r LEONARD, NJ. D., Anatomy.
NM. n. STOKES, NJ. D., Obstetrics and Me
dica Jurisprudence.
WAKEMAN BRYARLY: NJ. d., Demonstration OF Ana
tony. -
The Annual Course Of Lectures will commence on
the last MONDAY in October next, and continue four
months.
Fees for full Course Of Lectures, $40
Naturalization fee, .
Diploma fee,
Demonstrators fee toptional.l 10
Students Of Medicine be received as Boarders IN
apartments attached To the Hospital.
Address all communications 10
Baltimore, Sept. 22-cGt Z. FOREMAN, Dean.
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nmCNTy DOLLARS REWARD.

r Will. nav the above reward for the apprehension
and delivery the confinement mem mt, II, JAIL so
lia ,ebnsnn,s Snrines Goochland county, about the
Ssa' Of ao May He abou. six feet high dark MulaE
square shoulders abou, ~ years old and SPEAKS gmes
VIE =, H. navd Anderson's Farm, near Yanceyville,
in Louisa county. eh""s
July lQ-cwtf
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Sept l5-ewsm PowMATAN ROBERTS, D. OK.
IN CONGRATULATIONS. In Chesterfield coun.

IN Observation-Disclosures I'm Chesterfield Conn-
i ty Court, August lOth le46:
George w r.aprade, Administrator de bonis non, Win
the will annexed, Of James FERGUSON, deceased,
against Plaintiff:
Richard Ferguson, Benjamin Ferguson. son of Fe-
liz, George FERGUSON Nehemiah Fergusson Benjamin
FERGUSON, son OF Robert, Joseph H. Rrownly aud his
wife Judith, their proper petsnns as" John Fergus
son. Sarah FERGUSON and Julia FERGUSON, infants OF
tender years, Defendants
This day came Ihr plaintiff, by Counsel, and filed ms
hill and the defendants, Joseph X. Brownly ana 'uonn
his wife, not having entered their appearance ana gwen
security according TO the act of Assembly ana the rues
Of This Court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants OF this commonwealth
u ordered that the said defendants do appear here on
the first day Of the November term, and answer the
bin Of the plaintiff and that copy of this order be
forthxnb inserted in newspaper published IN the
civ Of Richmond for two months successfully, and post
I'd AT the front Of the Courthouse Of this county
Copy-Teste, .
Aug ls-cw2m L. POlNDEAIER, Y.
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IN CHANCERY.-VrReiSIA In Hanover County
Court, July g9th, 1886
John w. Register, Mary R. Royster, and Samusl NJ
Register, 1iai"'""''
against
Thomas Cooke and Frances A. his wife, Mary R.
Woodson, Christopher II. Holland and Caroline NJ his
wii- Frances x. woodson, John w. Woodson Samuel
A. Woodson and Harriet E. Woodson, James NJ. Green
and susan H. his wife, and Francis Page late Sheriff of
Hanover Administrator of Mary Register, deceased,
Defendants.
For reasons appearing TO the Court the order made in
this cause On the 26h day Of Nav, 1896 is revoked and
annued; and the Court doth adudce, order and decree,
that Alexander H. Royster late of the county of Hano
ver Of William and Mary Register, who is alleged
the compliments bill 10 have removed from the State
of Virginia many since, and after dligent enqui
ry, not TO have been heard Of for than seven
years his representatives, do appear here the rs
day Of October Court next, and the complain
ants BILL or the Court will presume the said Alexander
H. Royster TO be dead intestate, and without heirs
distributes and that copy Of this order he inserted for
eight weeks successfully in the Richmond Enquirer be-
fore the first day of October Court.
Copy-Tesie,
Aug. 25-cwsw WIN. 0. WINSTON, G. II. c.
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AFFAIRS AT NAUvOo-sKiRMIsfiiN
OTHER BATTLE ANTICIPATED.

The 81. Louis Republican oithe l5ih inst, has
the following letter from its correspondent al War
saw:
WARSAW, ILL.,, Sept. i4lh, 1916
Gentlemen The belligerent forces at Nauvoo
have skirmishes every day. Yesterday afternoon
a few guns we're fired, and one man on The Ami
Mormon side was slightly wounded. They were
again firing on each others outpos,s las, night.
but on The side OF the Antics no harm was done.
|, is impossible on this side OF The river 10 ascer-
tain with any degree OF certainty the state OF al
fairs in Nauyoo, and the chance on the other side
is little better. Taking all the reports together.
in relation TO the number OF Mormons killed and
wounded in the Two batiles, | cannot form any es-
innate OF The correct number. The Mormons a.
knowledge 10 the death Of only three, but some Of
the Antics who were in the engagement on Sa.
lurday say positively tina, nine dead bodies were
taken out OF one house.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-25

IN CHANCERY.-yiRctSiA:- lin Chesterfield Circuit
i Court, August lath, lSi6:
Newman Newly and Mary his wife, and ZachaTah
n. Brooks, flaihths:
against
Matthew Newly and Ann his wife. John s. Brooks,
Enut,,er Brooks Richard Smith and Rebccca his wife,
Alexander laWade, Phineas Laprsde. Benjamin La
nrade. Thomas Laprade, George W. Laprade. John y.
Marlin and Ann his wife, Thomas Cox and Phoebe his
wife. DeIenaam's.
TINS day came the plaintiffs and fled their BILL and
,be defendants, Matthew Newly and Ann his wife,
John 5 Brooks, Equ-r Brooks, Richard Smith and
Rehecca his wife, Alexander Laprade, Phineas Laprade
BENJAMIN Laprade, and Thomas Laprade, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
~ the &C, Of Assembly and the rules of this Court ana
il appearing bv satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants Of this country, is ordered that the said
non resident defendants appear here on the first day OF
October term next and answer the bill OF the complain
ans, and thai COPY Of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond
fr eight weeks successfully and posted at the front
door Of the Courthouse Of this county.
Ccpy-Teste,
Sept. l--cwon w. w. L. Co6biLL, u. u