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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
PUBLIC SALE

by virtue of decree of the county court Of Louisa.
- shall offer for sale, TO the highest bidder, NJ the
late residence Of Young, decd, on FRIDAY, 30,h
November, Ii fair, otherwise the next fair day therea
ter, tSundlys cIcep ed,J j Tract of Land, adjoining
WIN Chirs, Il Biggers. and others, supposed 10 con
tain aGi acres This land lies miles north Of Louisa
IL, In healthy and agreeable neghborhood, aud Is
adapted to the production of Corn, Wheat, Tobacco.
&C lies we'll 10 well watered, and susceptible Of i'm
provement. Also, half the crop of all kinds made on
the land the present year, the stock Of cae sheep aud
hogs, one horse an OK cart household and kitchen fur
nturc plantation tools, &c. &c Terms will be made
known the day Of sale. WM GILLESPIE,
lct29-c3awI9t Commits siouer
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IN CHANCERY-viuoisIA:- AT Rules he'd Ia mo
Clerks Office Of The Citcni Superior Court oil LAW
ana Ch merry, of :.oshanflnn county, on Monday,
the 9th i.y o. September, ley:
HUGH Keys anu Thomas k,ls, merchants aud part
Plaintiffs;
agaiIs;
John ii berry, 4homas Williams, Nathaniel ) West
shd William I Filcke,t defendants i,
The defendant, John II Berry, not having entered
ii. appearance and given security, according 10 the
arl Il Assembly, aud tie Rules Of THIS Court aud II
appearing by satisfactory evidence that nc is mol an IN
said defendant John II Berry, 90 appear here al tue
rules TO be holden for ie sail Court, On the first Mon
day in laBusry heI. ana answer The bill Of The plain
tis and that copy of this order he lofthwtn inserted
in some No nsbauer nub Ied in the City OF Richmond,
fr Two mdntn- successfully and that another Copy he
posted at The front door Of the Court House of The said
county Cnpy-lrsle: . =,
0ct a6-cw2m LOUIS ROGERS, T.. 4.
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Large View Stables,

UT ! TIC hWENICHN ~ Ell
THE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
country friends and customers, that he has recent
~ procured aud fitted up In the most convenient and
approved manner, a large and eommodious Stable, in
close proximity 10 the American Hotel, where guests
oil MS Hotel, who arrive by private conveyance can
meet with The amplest for their horses
tie has engaged O>t sfs, who, from Skill experience
ana attention TO their duties, warrant him Ia ensurins
satisfaction to all who may patronizo him.
me hack and horses, and safe driver, will like
wise I've IN conant attendance, for the accommodation
OF ms guests NATHAN H THORNTON,
Oct s6-c2awiw fmer,csn Hotel
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
SAFE

All authorised by Robert p Somervill, of Tsnnss.
see, to sell his Tract OF Land the Roanoke riYsr
tear Taylor's Ferry, Containing b. late survey, ass
sss. There gre 1t i5G Gtrs Of valuable ri, sr bot
IN ready tor cultivation. The hish land IL of very
peor Qoalily, and we'll adap,-d the cultivation OF
aceo wheat and corn. Persons desiring to view the
Nd will please call on Mr. Armisead Slurdivant, who
as In The neishborhood, and viii take pleasure IN
ewing IL. TERMS will be made to suit the purchaser
JNO. 8. EATON,
Attorney for Robert P. s0mervilI
1dsrsor, Granville co., N. O., March self
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Sept. ls-e~am copy P. aoBERTs, Clerk.

IN CHANCERY-viaeiNiA :-At Court held 10!
! Halifax county, at the Court House thereof, on
Monday, the 9Th day Of August, 1919:
George H. West, Plain,if:
asainlt -
l9iae fis,, Defendant.
Tie defendant not having entered his appearance,
aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that he Is not
an inhaol'aIt Of this Commonwealth II IL ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here on the fourth
Monday In November next, and answer the plaintiffs
bi and that copy Of this order DO forthwith Insert
cd 10 the Richmond Enquirer for two months sue.
essslvey and posted at the front door Of the Court
House OF Ihis county. A C0py-Teste,
sept. ia-cwsm Va. 8. HOLT, D. G.
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Charles "A. Ronald
ATTORNEY AT LAW ,


BLACKS BURG, VIRGINIA.,
WILL practice regularly in the Superior and Inferior
w Courts Of Montgomery, Roanoke, Pulaski and
Giles.
An business entrusted TO his will be promptly
and faithfully attended to- He will also attend TO the
collection of claims H. tho adjoining counties.
RRraRRNcss Conway Robinson. ESQ.,, Nicholas
Mills, ESQ Richmond, Virginia; Major James X.
Kent, Montgomery county, Virginia. Oct 3-cam
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VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT.

SHALL rent out To the CHEST bidder, on The PIE
1 misses, al ~ O'Clock, ~ on the Sd day Of Novenl-
Der. II valuable Farm lying on Chckahominy swamp,
in the county of Hanover, belonging TO the estate ni
DR. Reuben Meredith, deceased, containing about 37U
acres with The necessary in provements, The :argfr
nortnn nj winch 10 '"tnn lands Wen adapted 10 Tie
sfowth Of Corn, Wheat, Oats and Grass. There a 4
about fifty well sci in Herds Grass and very va
luahle as meadow land Tns Farm is about ten miles
from the City Of Richmond. Mr John = Meredith
who resides the Farm, will show il TO any person
wishing TO view II before the dav of renting
Oct l0-ctdr p Is JONES, Administrator
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Joshua j. Fry,

COMMISSION MERCHANT, RICHMOND, Va.
OFFERS his services to his country ffends and the
public generally, for the sale Of all kinds Of country
produce He will attend personally TO all business con
fded to him, and make prompt returns.
The highest market price will be paid for good crops
OF Wheat and Corn deliverable at convenient landings
on James River for shipping.
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NOIlCE
OWING To the inclemency Of the westl

OWING To the inclrnency Of the weather, the sal.
" Of the tract Of land and personal property of the
ate James Winfree, dee, advertised TO be sold on
Of November next when the sale will positively take
place II the weather is fair, il not, the fair day
The Of the sale will br The heretofore
advertised. LUCY WINFREE, o..
JNO BROWN, .ohH'.
Oct 25-calwtds LUCY WiNFREE Adm'x
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r,R. THOMAS r SHIELDS and Es. RICHARD P
IL WALTON, hnr,n: associa.si themselves IN The
praclc; CT Medicine, tender their thanks 10 their
friends and the public generally for The liberal patron
az. already bestowed on them, and respectfully soil
en- continuance Of The same. They can always he
found when not professionally engaged at their respsc-
i've places OF residence.
Cumberland county, Va Oct. a6th. ewAw
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Professor RranCIl,s

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
AT PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE.
THE Winter session will commence on this ls day
i of November, and end on the 9TH Wednesday Of
April. The course Of studies embraces all the sub
jecs usually taught In the best Semnares of the kind.
Board, including all accommodation, sou
Tuition, including Ancient and Modern Languages, 10
Music, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

Messrs Editors THE sorry figure in which
the results Of The recent elections exhibit Gen.
Taylor's administration, forcibly remind me oil
similar predicament in which gentleman, "a
worthy and intelligent as the General, was once
placed in village not five hundred miles from
Richmond. The hero OF the tale (sirce reformed)
in consequence of worshppng Bscchus, with a
devotion as ardent as The General has paid 10
Mars, was on the occasion in question rather
ooiuscated with rum, as the General now seems
to DC with glory. A parcel OF miscbevuus
school boys, observing his condition, ard seeing
his horse-whom we will honor by calling Old
Whiley-lied near the rum.elier's door, brought
the saddle to- right about face" and trsnspos
ed, loo, the bride from front 10 rear. Dinner
time coming OBTAIN maun ride" After a
little difficulty in mountlng-from tie name
some how or other not being SO handy as usual
Tam gives he word to advance but Old Viii
icy, like some Militia officer, advanced not IS
well trained charger should have dune but
from front Ia ,sar. Now Tam was no, SO CLOS
Iious" butihat no jet there was mistake some
where; 50 he calls bait. and dismounting, sets
TO work 10 fluid out where it lay. He pulls at
the reins-boih ore here-exomines the stir
rups, lifts up the saddle skirts, Sc, SC. The
boys who had hid themselves SO as 10 wilHess
the scene from various peep boes, seeing how
completely lam was bewldered, now ventured
10 collect around him; each one suggesting
different cause as giving rise 10 the difficulty
Each Of these, as offered, was examined by Tam
and rejected as being unsalisfact ory-Tam re-
marking on every rejection "ticre Is samcthing
rrong, gentiems. ''-"thcrc is something wrong,
gen,lcmen."-"l can't see what il is; but there
must be something wrong" The CONVERSIONS of
laughter into which these bad boys we're thrown
convinced Tam more than ever that there must
te something wrong so with an air of much
offended dignity he again mounts into The sad
die and giving his steed the word, rides home
with his face 10 Old Whirey's tail, followed BY
the cheering oil the fun Living boys.
Get some clever artist, Messrs Editors, 10 IL
luslra'e my story, and do you lend i, Gu to the
cabine; at Washington to drive away the spleen
generated by SO many recent jars with foreign
ministers, SC. JOE MILLER.
October 12ai 1870
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Ten Mere H.iano Eor,cs

by recent arrivals, have received Irs of Wu,e--
ID ter's elegant PIANO PoRTEs, rendering lny M
snrtmen The largest and most commanding -ye- offered
in Virginia.
To purchasers, and those want Of superb inslru.
ments beg 10 say That The judgment of the public,
amateurs and Of d.tngai'hed Prettssors have settled
The question, lai tnt'e Is no rsque or ezperimer IN
My prices and terms will BIZ found as fair and "A Ii.
beral as can br obtained In any OF the Northern cities
Orders from the country will meet prompt attention,
and be executed To The entire satisfaction of
Prices range from Sal5 10 $500 A. MORRIS
UCt5 successor 10 nr,uker A. Norrs
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$3.50
JNO METThUER, Dean.
fince Edward Court House, Sept l5-ctlstNov
no CONTR ACTORS

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office
y Ct The James River AID Kanawha Company, in
Richmond, until the 2Jd day Of November next, for
hs structon Of stone dam across James River nj
Maden's Adventure Falls, tw1nty-eight miles above
Richmond.
The BAN will be about ll00 feet long, and ten feet
high
The work will be paid for In current Bank notes. BE
SIDES the usual reservation o! 20 per cent. on The
nonihly estimates te Contractor will be required to
eve ample secur y, satisfactory TO the Board Of ID
cors. for the completion of the work the time and
Gtge manner specified in the contract
Plans Of the work will bs exhibited, and spe
u6caons thereof delivered to the Contractor, at the
rompany's off :e in Richmond, by the 5h day OF No
,ember, on application TO the Secretary of the Com
p,ny. WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer & X Co.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber, few days since,
II my Negro Man, ANDREW. The said Neerois
mely fellow, Ii or 20 years old of brown COM
p.Iion rather intelligent. purchased him IN Rich.
nond, of MIR. Templeman, last May. tie was raised
near fredericksburg, near which place suppose lie is
now lurking. The above reward will be paid TO any
le,son who will deliver him to me, 1t stnny Point
Nils. Cumberland, secure him in any Jail go that
"a, him. JOEL }. SCOTT
Sent. elicit
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TO MR. ISAAC HART You will take notice that
on the 23L dag OF November, lsi9, between the
hours Of 10 In the forenoon and in the afternoon Of
that day, at the Tavern House now occupied by Ma
thanie II. puindex,er, al Halifax Court House Vir-
ginia shall take the dispositions OF c. T. C. Carr and
Others to be used evidence the trial of suit in
Chancery now pending in the County Court Of Halifax
county, wherein am plaint It and you are defendant;
and II from any the taking Of said deposition shall
moi he commenced, or helng commenced shall not be
completed that day the tuk of he same VIII be adj
iourned from day day thereafter, Sunday excepted,
until the said dispositions shall he completed Given
under my hand this 7th September, lo49
Sept. l4-cw5w GEO alas GEORGE II! WEST.
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power OF Congress, either /" establish 81 prs
hibit slavery in our newly acquitted tef!icries.-
These territories are The common properly 81
the several States OF the conedeyacy, won by The
joint blood and treasure OF our brave country
men. Each Stale and each CITIZEN las The same
rights in this properly as any other Stale or citizen
An attempt by Congress TO make distinctions on
This suhjecI, by attaching conditions 10 the enjoy
meul OF This common property, would be an out
raee upon justice and principle, which would
justly prompt and fiicienI resistance by all The
means known 10 The Cunsluiion.
EnI raining these sentiments, ari being fully
satisfied that The True place 10 meet and arrest
danger is at The threshold, dem II 10 be our
duty as Sia:c 10 proclaim - or Northern
Bfrhern, in terms Of respectful liankIess aud
firmnrss, our unalterable purpose OF maintaining
our rights al all hazards, and 10 The las extremity.
With This view recommend that you adopt ard
forward 10 Congress a Iemons!Tarce expressive
OF The sentiments OF our cons iluen,s on This exci>
ting question.
submit these susscsiinr< 10 :"ur wise cor
sideraion, with an ardent hope thai your deliber
a'Ions will be characterized ty harmony and Eli
ersy, aud that your labors will rebound 10 The
lasting happiness and honor 81 oar Stale.
~ TRGlTSDAIE
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JUST PUBLISHED, AND FOR SALE BY
j. WAasss0Ck,
THE VIRGINIA AND NOR fH CAROLINA
ALMANAC. For 1850.

CALCULATED by David Richardson, of I.onisa
~ county, Notwithstanding, usual, t.ir times
and places for holding the various Courts sts Of mem
bers Of the Senate and House Of delegates OF Virginia.
and also of Representatives. 10 Congress from Virginia
and North Carolina; Clary Fisher, or first aud last
homsly wife, Forget Thee; think Of Thee The four
Questions Important 10 The Ladies' on entering a
Room; Receipt far making Green Corn Pudding; SIN
gular Tradition; Indian Magistrate, ttrniy comic j
Nutmeg Tree; singular Bush Arlthm1lca Puzzle;
Ariihtneticel Questions; Charades; Problems Ana
gram Retus Transposit;ons; and last, hui not least
rules Tor The Nursery; Answers to all questions and
trans positions in our last. Aug ?S
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IN HANCERY-ViRoisIA:-AtR Rules held In tho
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court o. ChaIeefy Tor
the Richmond Circuit, tbs 9th day Of September, ls49
Ably y. Hopkins, administrative of John Hopkins,
deceased, Plaintiff:
: against
Thomas Green, administrator de bonis non with the
will Of Peter Lyons, deceased and other pei,s
appearance and given security according The act G
assembly and the Rules OF this Court, and appealing
By satisfactory evidence. that he is not an inhabiiah
of TIL. Commonwealth, Ii Is ordered that the said d..
PENDANT do appear the rules to TO held for The SAID
Court on the rs; Monday in pscsmbsr ne4,, and an-
swer ,hs bin It the plaipiG; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith Inserted In spme newspaper publish
ed in The city Of Richmond, FOR two months success
slvey aud posted at the iron, door az the slae Court
House In tho said city.
A copy. Tese,
Henl la-cMom P. RORERTS, Clerk.
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RIDGwAY SCHOOL, IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY

IN this school are laugh. Greek Latin French Spanish,
Mathematics and Tho rudments Of Chemistry and Nat.
Aug. and ending lst duly, with vacation Of three
weeks at Christmas. II pupils are engaged for less
thin hye months, charge al the rate of SIS month
Every thing necessary comfort In board is furnished
without sitra charges There are several vacancies In
the school at this time which would be glad to have
filled, NJ once. refer hose who do not know me TO
the Board of visrrs and the Faculty Of the University
Of Va Ia most of whom the character OF my school IL
well known
My residence is in n very healthy neghboIhond. five
Oct 2)-cu FRANKLIN MINOR.
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Iu accordance wih the plan adopted IN other
ellis where The Rev DR. Yves has recently &C.
Igered his course II lectures asain=; Inf ieliiy,
a G. mmitlee vas Organized al Trinity Church,
ON Friday, 26ih Oc;ojer, 10 b. styled the Com.
muee On Lectures" when Rev Philip Courtney
was appointed Chairman, and DR. WIN w Par
ker, Secretary.
The otjrc: Of the Committee being 10 in!ofr"
he public from time 10 time OF The character ct
the discoui.es delivered.
DR. Yves, commenced his coarse OF Lectures
on Sabbaih afternoon las, al Trinity Chatch al
3 o'clock; he also lcctured III the evening al halt
past seven O'clock.
We should DO The Doctor great injustice, were
we 10 attempt il these confined Inns 10 tn:Eisl
The public with any rrgua. synopsis or analysis
OF his lectures. Like all great eii1ris q! The KIND,
they mus, be heard in order 10 he appreciated.
Whenever in the prosecution oil his subject The
Dec or encountered the Iui lei, he seemed, in our
Judgment, 10 prosia'c him by an avalanche OF
argument
There can be NJ question bur tha, The Doctor
is most erGt:i,. scLuiar anc Ia point OF close,
logical reasoning, W coub Whether We have ever
met with his superior. We, therefore, mes cor
daily invite GU, !e!'ow ci'iZeIs 10 attend his lee
lures; and We hesitate not 10 say that there are
few VINO wou! spend d. hour more prcaia1ly
or pleasantly
Al line close o. The lecture at nigh, the Rev
Cca,cman mos. respectfully threw down the
gauntlet 10 any intidel Or scepic in gu. city
The Lectures i'll be conIinEed a, he same
place during n. week, al u o'clock.
PHILIP COURTNEY, Pres.
WIN w PARKER, Secretary.
P.S. The Lectures delivered on Monday and
Tuesday evenings were even more interesting
and instructive than the two preceding.
DR. West will continue dari0s The present week,
al o'clock, M, 10 dscu's HE various subjects
announced in his programme On I, esday ias'.
viz: "Ph.nomsna Of Native, Anma Ins'tn:t, :
&c. &c. "
WM w PAnKEa. SecIe any.
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after rcceivin. :. detachment II lht i.iciHt ni
Fayetc Artillery, when ran}e Gown hy III, b.at
with hall section oi Their battery, ihcy hiaIci-
I'd IN large field fronting The residences OF L's"l
Wilcox and DR.. McCaw. We conveised w;ih
several gentlemen "au lait' in tha! sort o! W$e,
and they assured US that they han heSsF
seen such an admirable cavalry dnIl 10 lhsE
lives, as The one which took place on l!'a :
Geli. The last manJtuyTe which are taught
the dragons in The regular service, were
performed 10y these troopers with as much
facility as if they had been born in the saddle.
A, the conc'us on of the drill \aooul O'clock )
right half battery, No !. gave the signal, in tones
that all could hear, FOR tie npany 10 take
their seats at The table. By some chance w.
sot among the upper teD," and with all lie
advantage that we by this time had of seeing
double, aud being "hish' withali ODDLY and pr
tuaHy.) we could MOI discern a single saddle Ct
mutton TT yenison, Q duck or al oyster on the
boa!d. But, nonsense apart, and 10 make story
that would fill The tour sides of YOU shee, becoui
! inely short, we had such dinner spread b.ofo
Il, az can only be spread in Charles ci',,
That is saving as much for IL as he English Ian
guagc will permit. Nenison, mutton, ducks.
! so-a oysters, Champagne. Sherry, Madera,
TaS lor S L. ID. brandy, Tuscaloosa wh:skey, and
every thing else nice that can he imagined was
| before us. OF course We didn't trouble any OF
the things oh. no. But, as VIC are going rather
beyond our limit, We will here draw the curtain
wi single anecdole Two fellows, in grey
uniforms, the one an officer of the Richmond
Grays and lie other of the Artillery, thought 10
bring Captain hill Carriers service as naval
officer in connection with his position in the
army. With Ibis view the Gray gave: "Hiil
! Carier-A man-' o-wars>man,'' and the Artillery
man followed with "Hil Curttr-A horse ma
rine as much al hoGc al sea as in the saddle"
Cap, Care! IN reply SAID. thai ii they had
searched The seadc,unary, NJ more disiespt CT ius
cpilhet COZ d have been found 10 apply 10 man
than "man-o-war's man"-nnle:s IL MAI be that !
"ho,ss marine" Man-o.wai's man mcan,on boarG
ship, a skulking, sneaking, Idle fellow, who was
never 10 be found in his proper place. and hose.
marine medat icOrsei lie lo,k The will Tor the
deed, however, and, as the gentlemen intend
/ TO compliment him, he accepted their loasls as
scch. The Thing created hearty laugh. Win
profound cou9ction that we snail aerer ioIset
The 18Th October, lSl9 spen 10 Carries CRY Conn
" with The Charles Cry Troops, We suh,cfiht
ourset ONE WHO WAS THAR.
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ayTHE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
pROEI.A NATION

A VACANCY having occurred In the representation
u from this State in the Congress Of the United
States by the death OF Alexander Newman, member
elect Of the House Of Representatives Of the United
States, for the District composed Of the counties Of
Monungsiia, Barbour, Marshall, Randolph, Brooke,
Narlon1 ho, Tyler, Preston, Taylor, Doddridge, Wet
il and Hancock the sheriifs Of the said counties
therefore hereby required To hold elections in their
'peelve counties ON Thursday, the 9Th day Of No.
y.uber next, for representative to fill tho vacancy
Aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, (act
ing In tas absence or the Governor from the
sRaL seat Of Government) and under tho Lesser seal
Of lhs Commonwealth, al Richmond, this la.h
lay Of September, ls49.
Sept. 49, etSlhNoy, JNO. M. PATTON.
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mo. M. PATTON.
BY THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
A PROCLAMATION.


A VACANCY having occurred In the Senate Of Vir-
sinia by the resi- guation Edward P. Scott Sena-
Tor from tho District composed of the counties Of
brunswick, Dnwiddie and Greensvie, the Sherifs Of
The satd counties therefore hereby required TO hold
elections In their respective counties Thursday The
18th day Of November next for Senator TO ill the va.
fancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, TACT.
ing In the absence Of the Governor from the
sAL scat Of Government, and under The lesser seal
Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, the 2sth
day of September, lS49.
Sept. 2g-ctl5thNov JNO. NJ. PATTON.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-30

Ii is confidently believed that no cOmbInil
of medicine has ever been formed that gave
universal satisfaction, thai operated so Ihope:
ly and yet mildly, and in such perfect acco,
ance with the Laws of Life as The above p
Recommendations are daily being receive.
and orders are being sent from The wes'e-
southern and eastern States.
These Pills contain no mineral, maroon
poisonous or irritating subs lance, wbIeref
but are prepared of the most harmless, mix
balsamic, and restorative Vegetab!s Exrac
that can be produced from the four quarters
globe carefully selected and compounded
the proprietor himself, with strict reference
vegetable chemistry and the immulabIe laws
health.
For particulars see the circulars ;hsIaccon
pany each box. For sale wholesale and reIl
at the Office of the proprietor, EImi'a, n
General agency for the south and east los 10.
street, N. Y.
Agents for Monroe C0uat9
Theodore Schoch, Stroudsburg
A. S. Edinger, Tannersvile
]. r. Howell, Pocono Tannery
Oliver D. Smith, Coolbaugh township,
Simon Gruber. Naglesville