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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-02
RELIEVE M LII
BELIEVE AM LIVE
Wonderful Cure Of Pulmonary Consumption
on Thomssu's compound Syrup Of Tar and
IyDOd Naphfhui

WOOD NnphfHd.
PutADrLFHfA May 3. "a.
Nj 6 l. Thpmps1u-Dca SiE--It 10 not within
,b~ power ct ]iausulto 10 sXfrss. u you tic grail
itdt { lcei iur your Kindness. tui had I abitIy the
i1mo ct your medicine .iou'd te -lundcs ihonEh-
uui DE world 10. ihs heuthl oi sui ring hrmamty
90 cyery CLINE. I DO not saw ioo much ned well
niJcstsJ facts boar 40 out. when say Your com
@. uuj syrup az Tar and Woud Nlphiba. ha..lhroueh
Providence. Mefiiiy raised ne ium = Ic,th bed.
List lalt ! ronif1cicl u severe cold l~csulInr boz
,ilIenf ifn animation - ibe lungs which threw me
i.r. q mptl decline, with fs rag cou.l.s ptiug pf
bod. plipHiii0s 81 tc htau aud oppression. and
DO times TIC cirtula,top seemed suspended. q r.tI.
ue,, NouIA come over zoe, aud eit lhat CSC ,ua.
cfsu 81 lnc were lost gi,Wf vls. No.hire . iook
hrnndu.a me. my ofitHv .1tIns lc1 nc. .ny sip.
much ord Bowels tring completely acuprsI amI
my physcian s,vo De pp. aging ~ss rust aell
slJ mu.i d,,
Sir Vicbrfs.o one Ollie unHc-.sned. called io see
s.i k.1lis toHchi mt o h,iIlo " your medicine
Hut found nr us lyft- .s he icH iho medicine
however. snd J ss if revived % .u sNali1,y wih
Great difficulty 10 isa.I.t.u.iI 1ul asisrish.nH tII.eJ
So. rs ID. cis. bsofr nkug ny htt bottle { UifeW
81 itom my Iaols barge lptaify of cofmgt matter
vIHcb relieved soc uatd,iuiY lud eusa'.I m,
isnes 10 htaL Ole or.4.- $50. coop s'oiy arfrsfri,
and ir ,usf mss 1ab.c msHItue uiuuc { uAr mg
.t,sonrs Oh ItstI5b. Soc SOME f,os tst sbs.es
oi iLe Jsaaruu o. a S1,Isi,'s Reading Rom .DI
.l%rrttrfe la.5 m. m1 r.n irr nip,s a4t I..
.af-sst sttement esrciy ifHr.
Wm i,e0H gt ofa..ns g]t,fruJe.
Lam rsl.clGilf rruff So
WASHINGTON MACK.
CarrH.e -ifftt bsaye Gpur.a
vs.. ihs oHlff gra' aswg raf-unn'ly asquainfrl
nfh Wlsh.-giau Mr. ouJ hs suI~u.et. boa,
witness .e ur astonishing tIreis of rlurs5n f.
o-t..ow.8 h mp 81 800 ta N.pIiha. al ,he tnd
si Ihe Steve tsi. ,i.HI.
JOS..pu WlNStR 3l7 N.ih Tliri So.
DAVID }IrNENs. 90 AiunsI 81.
uJDI MGdNLEY.
81. rtrt. .T ra1fs 1nf lsnr. a.
CEO vs. JOHNSON Npktt Siatte.
les i6 on Ss Agent mr Wtstb 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-02
TO EgWE6.

-SIrx .s
"REAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
u u VIA BLING 10 BALTIMORE, WASH
iNDTON CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK.
s. BOSTON. Ipv National RcaH nml Cu-i
Intent Sioce Cruguuics, nrc wnuiug 9 i,l ln,s
ga Gu .,tcrlnl c.u.eclIg with ihr q RR-
0si} - hears s'g iw',l to ortes Of Ae above
citig-. sac balance uy hsi.soad
Tame 800 Baltimore 81 hrurs.
HyIac Jc ph.. dell Aia a. buur.
Fare n BlA,wplo II DOLLARS
cor, o. fushtdcI hu l3 To-.
S. daily luts leave. I've GU s'arr AMI RpI
road office every n.'ruirg ats u,i,tk a NJ nuA
,Sjfas iUTuishCd al aty hour "a lusd aiuaid ugef.
otttt'ugh'fickeis in l}a 'tiprro urd Fbluieifnia
lafp'y stthc COS niiic~. ~ sc WAFER St.Ighs.!mF
Va zoe JsoT Norh Us ITi;sl.
Fsr uooI 'm,rt SJa,e CO. s. a. STEELE.
uud va X NEWMAN. N.RSCa
Srtef Cc"iSai Nsate Raj rau8 and s,ass eI5d,
son 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-02
INSURANCE.

m ISKS will be taken 10y The FIRE MARINE
6iNSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
N 81 TIE looest rates On
N Buildings ofailkInds, stone, BRICK OF OGDEN
ala their contente:
Il Steamooaisi factories; mills, &c.
Furniture;
And merchandise cfallkinds.
And againstali dangers attending the trans
-roY,auon ofgoods on rivers, lakes, seas, cansif
h and railroads.
For the character OF I'll oprcmp'
situde and liberalIty IN the adjustment and pa'-
mept oflosses,-we beg leave TO refer 70 the meT,
! ehan,s Of this place and elsewhere VINO nave had
= liz adjustment Of claims upon US. augi
= Gd,ce on Ma in CT R.W See'Y.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
EeyUyHE Fire and Marine Insurance Com panN
OF Wheeling, will re,utn 10 per cent on
all premiums seceiyed fot inks taken iTon. MS
trr wht re no los has ocruTft:.
fab IT n w HARDING, SECRETARY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-02
SCUM WHEELING FOR SALE

LCTIN SOUTH WHEELING FOR SALE
Ue -l1 u'Y "i Mt,tn 1916 al he ro.t
" drr afUC Cb.tt house pl Ohio county. fWtS
Uayg for s,'ru i pt. Ic a'riuu, thc lot Of gunnd %.
. ul Who, lFg d,se a,i rs iu' number g5 (nirc v
fs,l .f.ht 2 on he Western s d. oi Market (GI-
mtriy Nu-tl"ru) sifcc; 90 pa much thereof -.
mey he trHici, ntio s,f.ty thc surpn.cs Of decd u
tr5-i trruc n 90 J,Tts EURSs dated he 2l,i dsy,f
Nay 1915. ana zee rdei m ipe clerks ufice ~ h.
rru,l, r,Gu of ouH ruUDty 90 decd boCk ~ are
SO. Tas sale vHl tc male hy voaoo of .rI
decd OF f-I,t. auts. hug ~ Fr,strs l convoy Oniy
such Ii.ie 1- b. vested u VI by -si! deed
~IlhH--Npc lhrl risb anj be ia'ircc wih
boz e-ri H . an. g unu,hs Tie d.'ufst natal
asn, 20 rc secured hy i,uI Nih 81 i,'tup SEE
sl-.b pld ice tlci, 3o fcB.uri uDtd fat ront in
ml. &C. - $ BRADY. 7fra,c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-02

IN u R IL n ~
PRE- AND MARINE INSURANCE.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
Tl>G BE- 1NSURED-or tot To bo--ihats The
question ~ helher u - better by one sweep
rrg fire. 10 he mined-and subject To ali Tic ills
,ha, nesh II heir 10. or. like a prudent man SO 10 The
Protee,ion OGee. aud then be made ,ofc, cou'ioria-
bic and harpy-we leave fur YOU o. determine.
The Protection InsuraI &c Company ui Hartford,
Conn. having already paid ever $500. GOO OF hos,ss
in the Western County. is ent'led 10 the highest
confidence. aud ,beir agent Of Wheeling, Nirgnia,
w + PETERSON.
will take risks on dwelling houses. waie houses,
stores, mills. isciories. &c. i~cgcther with their con-
tents. such as iuniiuIs, men handise machinery
aud every ohcr description OF insuIshle properly
b Also. On steam. keel and Hat beats aud lher cargVes
10 and from my rort on HE Western Waiefs. on
thc most reasonable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
The same as nj any other 1icc ia Whseliug.
- onirc on Monr.e street opposite nc Monroe
tIlou Q. and near The Post Office. JIM 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-02
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY

CAPITAL 100000.
vmHfS company being now duly organized, rs
\ prcpared 10 make Insurance on every des-
errpiion ofFire and Marine Risks,such a. dwei-
ling uousce, Store II ouses, &c with their con,
hftsnis. Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boats aud hGtl
Beats with their carRoes, 10 aad from anygort
ON the Ohio and MississIppI rivers, oTtheIr trO-
Z utary strea ms. Application for insurance. % bt
made for the present at ine Office oithe wheel
Ing Saungs. ms ututlon
RETURN PREMIUMS.
FUvHE WESTERN INSURANCE CoWp0.
NY OF Wheeling will return 10 Per cent
on all premiums received Tor risks taken from
, this date, where no loss has occurred.
r. Mccoy,
March 3, 1915. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-02
RETURN PREMIUMS.

Their agents are authorized To make The lol
terms with their cuSlcmefS:
Any person inSOiing a single risk by which
no loss 10 the company ~ sustained, stall re-,
csiVe a ieiufn on application TO IRE agent, oi
10 per cent 90 the arncOnl pad. On octi groS.
premiums paid each year, amounting 90 500
or over, 10 2 per crst 90 DC; amounting Co
g., 600 o. over, Is per ce0i. Jnn -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-02
q FFs

CORNER OF UNION q WNIEK SIS.
WHEELING, VA.
T9yiE SUBSCRIBER would take lbis method
a olini0fuug as inetds and The pnhlit gene
niy iiat be hs. Dpeped 81 lhe otovc mentioned
giace.a
FLOUR AND FEED STORE.
Ybsfs he Intends 40 Keep up hand r. genera supply
slihe be- supcthns ADD Family fioaf, by The aaf.
rel. wh4th wai be- Delivered ~ ihe wstrnee 81
pe,sons living n io~u brYREE or CHARGE
Beet Snisf6no FLOUR = ceuis rer lh
DO Tnmly o. 81 % 81
RE aod u1ckwhsai flooG Com Nesl. white snd
.yelhiu Oars. Cefn. and q gsuers. supplY 1i FEED
ri afihints tie has. aisp un bands. q lsfsc lt az
Blue MEsnANIC POTATOES
,sn % a BEDILiON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-02
EXTRACT OP COFFRE.-Th. an

~ NANE UT WI I'M W "'I''V
~ hss beea diseeSeFed al sis 10 hHtope, asd
has beo,me 80 eel ebfsisd ali over he tonitaent that
esefy LAM Nv makes use 81 Il. net oily ~ a sJyme
~ roiieo' br' as = certain fsmedy % prev cnt that
sfsrsdfui disease. Dysp-psa. o. improves ike iasis
ef NE eufi'e, tho cohsf. aud aves tie hell Ne quan
f''y OF soiiss. u oleas The coffee heuer Than egs.
90. glass o. any olhef articles hr clearing; ff ssls
: the store u MClNNiS.
NJ ~ Naftsf S4asre.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-02
COLUMBUS, CO.. INSURANCE. COM
- PANY.

AGENCY FOR WHEELING
III X LIST. AtShHyer & Sieile's Warehouse,
Wa'er street.
yuvHEY will lske Iiaks on Buildings Of Ill
~ kinds:
Steamboats, and Cargoes, Factories, Mills.
{ keelbosts, FlaIbogtS sod Caraocs Sc, %aeaiast
loss OF damage by IRE. 81 the dangers and peri's
OF the seas, lakes or rivers, on very favorable
ftSms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-02

uTlHGINIA-iN CHNNCGEN-At tu'ts beti
~ the Cietk's eace 1T te Cirru,t Slpc,iot
Csufl al Law a. 4 Cbau,erv or ihc cvuuiy Vl ONO
"a ihe manih OF Jtnnary lSi6
Rubcoi MORRISON. rsrc,iot. a, q Eus,te,h ~ MIR
rsln, tsees,uN Of be lasi NIL asd Testament ~
Joseph Morrison. late ~ Ohio .uunty. deceased.
C<rplaurnns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-02
DRESS GOODS.
Evening Dresses.

" bite anil culurod Brrcale. Black Satin Stfipe
Efmis.e. waiereI anil Striped rouli de Sole. ON.
hIc. Rircndc. emhn iletcd aud Slripch EancN Six
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-02
B OsVeB EYI$.
6 Gases now shape Fiofeuce BRAID. FINLAND. T.
sl,sh sud American Brnneis.
TO l~I0USG-hEEPERS.

lcctcd "soumcn Of Fumnhing Goods uf ever dc.
stripitn. nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-02

Austin peav, william Aosus'u. Paw wifiam
Waodfotj R,s-. Nss known o.. william Nrctturd,
Henry Aleu-. joseph Gili. Elig ,heth freucl. Esec
u'uN AVID Peter D french. 4 yet uiof % Nj ,s,n Ftsnch.
lafeof Ohm crrniy. deceased. Henry Murtri Fssr-
c. Il tiornbus * aud Thomas Iornbrpb. JeLu ~
Clarke, lanes y Ciaske aud Ilsary Moore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-10

The previous question was moved, secar4
and The House voted 10 Inconsistencies . =.
rs. - Y;
Mr.. Houston of Ala. moyed 10 posron. !.
resolution 10 the 10Th inst, which vas asfeei,'
yeas 3d. nays 70.
The House then went into Committee !.
Whole on the state OF The Union, Mr. F,o.',.
Ill. in The Chair upon the bill 10 reduce ars = :.
duare the price of public lands. :.
Mr.. Stephens, OF Ga. addressed the Comm
al length against the BILL
Mr.. Dobbin advocated the bill, but on.
the cession of the public lands TO The new =.
Mr.. Collamer moved that The Commute
No quorum voting, more than Two hour, =
spent in calls of the House, &C., and, a, p....
the House adjourned.
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al nave threatened TO attack New IolA, anu
pun,mel her Loo F0cos soundly. Some o. ~,
best sons have said do it, and do twell. IL WIZ
unite US perhaps. guess Tll do it on me la,'n
bill" "WIcK
This letter was received with shouts OF laugh
ter, and having been read, he proceeded WIN MS
remarks. All that he had before said had been
warranted by the conduct oil The member from
Indiana. lie should not take any thing back,
but regarded it as all just and proper, ana me
member might take his own course in his own
way, and in his own time, in regard 10 Il.
Mr.. Rathbun was called to order by Mr.. Hen
ley of Indiana, but The call was not persisted i'll,
and MIR. Rathbun was heard in his own way to
The end.
Mr. Dodge, on leave, presented a constitution for
the State Of Iowa. adopted in convention, May,
1916. Twas referred 10 The COMMITTEE on Ter
rloTies.
The rules being suspended for the purpose, Mr..
Henley introduced ajont resolution regulating the
printing Of Congress.
Mr.. Dayis, OF n.y., made Report from the
Committee on Printing, which, after speech
from Mr.. D., and reply from Messrs. Henley,
OF la, and Bayly, Of Va, was made the special
order oflhe day Tor Monday next.
(Mr. Benton, from the same committee, made
minority report.l
The bill 10 reduce the price of the public lands
was then considered in Committee, MIR. Ficklin,
OF Ill.,, in the Chair.
MIR. Bowlin, of Mo, spoke at length upon The
question.
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole and considered the House bill to reduce
and graduate The price OF The public lands.
Messrs Bowlin, Smith and Mcconnell gave
their views after which The committee rose.
MIR. Mckay, from The Committee on Ways and
Means, reported bill Tor the supper. Of volun'
teers and other troops engaged in The Mexican
war during the year ls47.
Also from the same committee, bill author
izing the issue Of Treasury Notes Tor such sums
as The exigencies ofthe Government may require
and in place of such as have been redeemed, to
cause others 10 be issued, but not exceeding The
sum of ten millions OF dollars of this emission
outstanding at any one time, and 10 be issued IN
der the Limitations OF the aci oil Oct, 1857, except
that The authority 10 issue Treasury Notes shall
expire at The end Of one year from The passage o.
this act. ;,
Section , provides, that if the President shall
see fl he NAV contract for a portion OF The
amnnni by a loan. and issue therefor u. State:
stock under the Limitations Of The act VI 1872
nroyided that the whole amount Of Treasury
notes and stock shall not exceed len millions o
dollars. and lha, no commission shall be allowed
for The negotiation Of The loan also, that the sale
stock shall be redeemabe al period not longe
than ten years from The issue thereof The rat
OF interest 10 be six per cent, aud no part hereo
10 be disposed of at less than par. No salarie'
clerk 10 receive any extra compensation Tor sign
ing or preparing such Treasury notes, nor shal
any extra clerks be employed beyond those al
ready provided tor BY law.
The bills were twice read and referred.
The House then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-10
Mr.. WILLIAM n. c. ToNEY.

MR.. WILLIAM H. C. ToNEY. ,.,,ll..
CIR:-You will please take notice 'hal - Tsy,
y Tavern House o. James $. Wren, IN .ns ~ e
New Canton, Buckingham County, on I'M nsso.,t.fi
nroeeed 10 take the depo.itions Of JONI
and others. TO be read as evidence IN eem a,S IN
cbanesly now depending and nnde's'm.u, d,
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chsne'v y,ls z
County OF buckingham, wherein Toney an a y
are plaintiffs. and you and others are esisr n1..,,
and where you may attend, II you thins 'ctNs0>
Ypars, &C, IOAEl y
Tvra IQ-rWits
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LAW NOTICE. srl-
ruRIsToPHER c. SCOTT and ABNhr - tfa
u practice law In partnership, Inne E,-ii
scoIr & srIrH, in all the Courts OF L."
South Arkansas. -...,.. ,,,al'i'
~ Office al Camden, Wash.s county :"
fsb. lo-ely
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1t will be seen that the motion in the Senate to
refer the Tariff bill to the Committee on Finance
was lost, % to "a. Among the ayes was Mr..
Niles of Connecticut Dem, who intimated his
purpose 10 vote against the bill. The lnlelligen-
Ger says, that ten members were absent, or hav-
ing paired off with actual absen,ees "Of the ten
not present, or not voting, six are believed 10 be
favorable 10 the protective principle, and tour 10
be opposed 10 it. All the Senators being present,
therefore, if this impression be correct, the Senate
will be equally divided upon the principle OF the
bill.n
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June i2-rN2 IN

IN CHANCERY-viRcIsiA "a, Ruits h-|a
L Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Cuur 4 Z
and Chancery for Buckingham County, on Mon.
4th day OF May, 1916:
Abram Maaey, Faif.I
against
Polly Burton, widow Of Benjamin Burton, d.r,a'.
Nancy Burton, John Johnson and EnlIy ~, VII .
merly Emily Burton, William Dobts and Mars
wife, formerly Burton Matilda Burton, Robert hsf
Thomas Burton and Nathaniel Burton, prrnda'i'
The defendant, Nathaniel Burton. not hssine -
ed h.s appearance and gwen security acroniii.
act ii Assembly and III, rrs 81 ih- Court. ari Z
pearing by satisfaction, evidence tii ~ i nj u
Infant &c this county IT'S ordered. TIA ie ~
defendant do appear n the rules = ~ '''t.t
SAID Court on the FIRST Monday N .irslst NJ tas
swrr The bill Of The plaintiff. ana that y co.. x
order he forthwith inserted 10 soInr i"w .,tfr ~.
ed in Tile civ Of Richmond ~ twn m0nta- sa.,'"
H. and posted al the front daor 81 ihr tiii ii"tt-
tins county.
A copy. Tesle, R.ELBktpaE, e.t -
Nav l5-wew
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IN RY.-VrRei,r..-At Ruiz. 1' ..,.. +.
i Clerk. Once of the Circuit Supercr ~,
and Chancery for Buckingham county, On 49,
first day Of June, 1886: ~. Fl
John w. Toney and Jesse II. Wilkes, ~,
chants and partners, trading under the ffn n g.
Wilkinson,
against .pd !
James X. Toney, William II. G. Tonr;, ~.
Norvel, Thomas fil,man, High Sheriff y ~.
county, and Jesse Burton, High Shehn '..-ss.s,
county, h, aAr
entered his appearance and given soonris. ~.
the act Of Assembly and the rules 81 thi' Il
appearing BY satisfactory evidence ihat r ...st
hab;tant Of this country, II Is ordered ~ 4,
sent defendant DO appear before the iH'. 81
Court on the first day OF September tern 7 81.
swer the bill Of the plaintiff; and That 'v''
der be forthwith inserted in some new-i't'
In the city OF Richmond for two mouth. f.1,.e
and posted at the front door OF the loui''''
county. Copy-Iestr, r,ncr r {
June l9-cw2ms R. ELuhiDuL, :.
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IN Observation-Disclosures AT Rues tart
L Clerks Once of the Circuit Superior Ioul ~.
and cbancery for Prince Edward County, thr y f
May, 1916: .,... Il.
John Trent and IIennnrhan Harrison, n thr y
nistratrS II Randolph lliiiison, deceased, flahlt
AGAINST
Asa Dupuy, Sheriff of III. county o. Phnce ta"N
,,J Adminis ra,or de honis non Win The vii amer
n Edward prlon decreased. Patrick u. li.ion I.
own right, and ~ adn.nistraof ~ LdNA.G y
Alr,au,lrr :. Dil.on, K,chaid ". nillcn. NHs
Onion James II. Dillon. Ed"ar; Dillon, ~ 4
John C. Dillon deceased, Mary y. sitpl"r hha E"
S,eploe, husband II said Mary. tances 80 \
cunninal,am infant children ~ Eilid tnhhN.
deceased. John Cunningham n'ish'n,. 4. go
Elizabeth Dillon, widow of Edward OLSON. o'''as
VIM. G FIournoy, Trustee IN a deed ~ ti'l- .'f
lanes H. Dillon John g. Meem, Francis +
Treasurer OF II. = College. Samn,l alirn. go
land. Edward Redford, Nathaniel J. Nehab.'
81 Dillon. George ID. Sanders Asa Dupny iir
af me county of Prince Edward, ami Admin
'"ha'''a" e"''"' Defrntsa.
The defendants, Patrick II Dillon ana Wss''
billion not having entered their Appearance ~
security, according 10 an act 81 tue 'ehr'' +.
and the rules of This Court, and u ayptf'ihp '"'
Al. moi inhabitants 81 tins STATE, on the MOTION \
plaintiffs bycounsrl. il Is entered trur' ~
accordingly ordered thai The slid Gfi'""a's,,
a. Dillon aud Watkins J. lii'lon, u" 9ppfW /" ~
hc laLeh IN The Clerks Office - Tue -dh z.
..s
mn. and that i copy 1T thl- cIfei =" i"s,bN
IN some one al The pubic new sp'prf. P't"V."
ri Richmond for ,wo months surer siNriA' a..
posted al the front door Of the Courthouse q ~
~. i"Py-irSs, , ,,.o,.,,.f +. r.
May 22-cw2n H. }. NohsiAM,
IN Observation-Disclosures: AT Rules bo.at-
l Clerks Office OF Notroway County Court 10
,iay. the 9TH day Of June, 1886
Samuel II. Hin aud Elizabeth H., (wido@ 4 | +.
Pollard deceased. rii'i'.
against 4.
Patrick Pollard. Robert Pollard, Phil? POLAR *
and Elizabeth Blaze. infant children oi e.
daug hter OF Francis Pollard, and Thomas VI W.
and Elizabeth +. his wife, Dri-nt'.'
The defendants, Philip Pollard, Mary AMI y <
Blake, infant children Of deceased daMenlr' = Z
cs Pollard. deceased. aud Thomas " Nema'h +
Eizateth his wife, not having entered thriragl' e
and gwen security according a. The sfi ~ ~
and the Rules oi THIS Court, AMI y arprh,;n- '
factory evidence that ticy are moi iahasi!aht-
ComInonw ealih il T. ordered thai The sad ic''tf ~
appear here On the first day al September uiN (.
and answer the bin of the paintiif- ann iat .s
this order he forthwith Inserted ~ NJ ~ Il
auirer for TWO months snccr~sivey. and W-f3 Is
front door of III. Court fiuu-e IL this tn"nN , 5.
Copy. Teste, {. W. FlTLcERiLa =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-10

The gallant Captain Of the St. Mary's (says
the Union) has failed 10 carry, according to a
letter in The Norfolk Herald three Mexican gun
boats in the port Of Tampico. He would have
probably succeeded the channel had been pre-
vously buoyed out. We trust that Captain Con-
ner has already been there TO carry The boats, if
not the town. II is one thing, however 10 take
Tampico, and another TO hold ii al this season,
when The vomita threatens our people.
We should not be surprised to hear at no dis
tant day, that Commodore Sloat had carried the
ports Of California.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-10

1 Clerks Once Of the Circuit Superior ,oa
and Chancrry for Goocbland county. AN W..
Thomas McGra.h and Ferdinand Sarmrnt,
chants and partners, under the nrm ana n,sie
Grith & Sarmiento, isa'""
against ,.
Henry II. Harrison and other pe'fh@a'
The defendant above named not having eni-'s
appearance and gwen security, according 10 iir
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, ard arr
Ly satisfactory evidence that he II not m uhatit
this Commonwealth, II Is ordered, that the s. I ft'
ant do appear here, al the 'u-s ~ be held ~ y
Court on The frs, Monday in Arcu-i nest a.i T.
the plaintiffs hlil; and that copy Of TIT o'dtf X
with inserted III some newspaper prDiisiti :.
OF Richmond and continued iar w o mon 'i''
ly, and posted at the front door Of tie ~. l...'
this county. ACopy-Ttste, -, .-s,..
Nav c2-cwom MAR. w. Mll.Llh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-10

We deem tour duty to state, (says The Union,)
in The most positive terms, that our government
has no sort Of connection with any scheme of San
ia Anna or The revolution OF Mexico or for any
sort OF purpose. Some three months ago, some
adveuurer was in Washington, who wished TO
obtain their countenance and aid in some scheme
or other connected with Santa Anna. They de-
clined all sort Of connection, cooperation, or par
,icipation, in any effort for the purpose. The 60
or bargains. They have made war openly in the
face Of the world. They mean TO prosecute it with
all their vigor. They mean to force Mexico to
do US justice at The point OF the sword. This,
then, is their design-this is their plan; and il is
worthy of bold, high-minded, and energetic
neonle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-10
"a 1900
Teste, {. y. FITZGERALD,
COMMISSIONER rITZGERAIp'S orr,

COMMISSIONER FITZGERhID'SG FFlt-
Soitoway Couu House. lun- :. -
The parties interested IN lie icfrson- l'c'.'
pIrase take notice that have appo'n,. Nlls
"a day Of August Eext, on which >hal proceed
the account ~ in rhr said ircrfe directed q
place and time they are requested 10 niirh4 -.
and satisfactory evidence, vouchers anu asi,f',
enable ne 10 execute thr sud decree.
L. W. FITZGERALD, ccmi-...l Z