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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-10

IOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.-We are this
Nd day receiving by the schrs Alexandria Harriet and
Allegro, direct from Boston, 1873 cases BOOTS and
SHOES, and have in store received by vessels
upwards OF 800 packages fresh Spring Goods making
all nearly twelve hundred of Boots Shoes, Hats
Cards. &c. embracing Of the largest and best selected
stocks we have ever offered and good be had
in any city in the Union-whch offer customers
and buyers generally, low they be had any
market short OF the manufacturers.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-10
YXIERR. RACnN 4 CO. nfer for a.a.lls

NM EHB. BACON X co. offer for Bale
w 10 hhds ST. Croix
Al do Porto Rico
67 do Muscovado
102 do New Orleans c,t,,Abe
80 bbs clarified (oorAhS'
$50 packages loaf crushed and pow'd
rs bags white Brazil
Z boxes brown Havana
30 hhds West India Molasses
90. New Orleans do in bbls
500 do LLsaguayra lcOrFEE.
100 do Java
GO packages Tea
ii terces Rice
600 bags Shot
40 boxes Sperm Candles
100 do Taow do
30 half boxes HuPs Patent do
Brown and fancy Soap
600 sides Sole Leather good and damaged
500 kegs Nails
$50 doz painted Pals
80 groce Mason's Backing
l78 cases mass and stickLcorice various brands
100 baskets Olive Oil
$50 bbls No 3 Mackerel
ceroons indigo Caracas
Tanners Oil Cotton Yarns
Bed Cords, Leading Lines
Wrapping Twine and Paper
Pmento, Pepper, Ginger
Nutmegs Saltpetre Alum
Copperas, Duponts Powder
Shoe Thread, Blstered Steel
Hoop Iron, Chewing Tobacco
Chocolate, Putty, Tar, &c, &c. au2I
EOHN N. GORDON u SON, No "a Nam
% Street, GRoCERs AND DEALERS IN 4 ME-
TAILS, oferto the city and country trade
IS hhds; st. Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans Sugar
Loaf, Crushed, Pulverized, Havana and Refined
Sugar, IN boxes and barrels
300 bags l.aguayra, Rio, Java and Maracaibo Coffee
3 bales Mocha Coffee
20 hhds Molasses and Sugar house Syrup
Orleans do in barrels
20 packages Green and Black Tea
% bags Pimento Pepper and Ginger
Nutmegs, Mace Cloves and Cinnamon
70 boxes Hups and Colgates Brown, varegated and
Fresh Rice, in terces
1875 boxes Sperm, Adamantine and Talow Candles
5oO sides Good and Damaged Sole Leather
Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt
60 dozen Painted Buckets
80 nests lron-bound Tubs large and small size
bales Almonds
Cotton Yarns assorted, No d TOGO
bales Cotton Batting
do Carpet Warp, various colours
Cotton and Hemp Irvine and Candle Wick
Packing Yarn and Shoe Thread
IS bags Feathers
Bed Cords and Leading Lines
Indigo, Copperas, Alum and Salt Petre
Madden Pearl Starch Hops Backing
Powder, Shot, Brooms and nests of Measures
Wrapping RULED, Cap and Letter Paper
Bakers No. Chocolate and Cocoa
165 Nova Scotia Grind Stones
Lamp Oil, Vinegar and Mustard
70 Tons English, owedes American rolled and Ameri
can hammered Iron
10 bundles English Russia and American Sheet Iron
so do Nail Rods, made of Swedes and American
Iron
65 do Hoop and Band Iron
D tons Cast, German, Shear, English and American
Bisered Steel
300 kegs Nails, all sizes
80 bundles Wire, from No to II
Hollow Ware and Fire Dogs
Wagon and Cart Boxes Spades and Shoyels
100 boxes Tin Plate, assorted sizes
BLOCK lin, in pigs and bars
Spelter, Zinc, Bar and Sheet Lead, &c &c
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-10

wv EISIGERsS RESTORER OF HEALTH,
w for the of Dyspepsia, and all diseases arising
from disorder OF the stomach and bowels such Head
ache, Heartburn, Flaulency, Constipation, &c.
The above is invaluable medicine for the approach
ing season, and never fails Dyspepsia and its at
fendant complaints, to the truth of which many persons
OF our own city and neighborhood can testify from their
own experience.
Constantly on hand and for sale by the only agent for
Richmond, ALEX. DUVAII, Druggist
my l47 Main street
A NTONIO PIZZINI-Foreign and Domestic Con-
N tectoner and Fruit Dealer, No AZ Main street un-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-10

NEW EDITION UNITED STATES DIS.
States Of America, by Doctors George b. Wood ano
Franklin Bache: eighth edition, carefully revised price
S. So Just published, for sale by
W27 NASH L WOODHOUSE
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NATTRESSES.-J received on Consignment,
1VA large assortment of Curled Hair and Sh9ck Ma,
ussses Of different sizes and qualities which will be sold
manufacturers prices Mattresses made to order at
the shortest notice All orders promptly attended to-
my Is ALEXANDER MOTT
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-10

VENHE FALL TRADE.-- Merchants who are pre-
pairing for the Fall Trade and who may want Cards.
Circulars, Bill Heads Hand Bills, Labels, &c. &C. hand
somely printed, will find it their interest to leave their
mers Bank. All kinds of printing promptly executed
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-10

N Morris is constantly supplied with all the Standard
Agricultural Works of the day to which he begs to invite
the attention Of Farmers. The following new works just
rerpXnd.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-10

Pure Cod Liver Oil, the Nor
IS sald to be the best obtained
as taste Is concerned, (which
H. we think it has less taste
any we have ever seen. For
DOVE & ISAACS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-10

JENNINGS PATENT PHOSGENE GAS
e. LAMPS.-The propretors having had reason to be-
eve that many persons who have purchased their Lamps
have been disappointed in their use in consequence of
at all suited them and which will not give at the same
cost the quantity of light which the proper material will
give take this means Of cautonmg all persons who
their Lamps, not to burn in them ANYTHING but Star &
Co.'S PHOSGENE CAS- which hereafter may at all
times be had of the subscribers who are appointed sole
agents for its sale in this city.
A small assortment of the Lamps for stores parors
&c. on hand for sale by
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-10

NA7 OKWSs-To remove those dangerous and trou-
w blesome inhabitants of the stomach and bowels
which so often impair the health and destroy the lives of
children, use the VIRGINIA DEAD SHOT, a certain
ands ae preparation for the removal Of the various kinds
Of worms, dsordered bowels and digestive system 1t is
without exception OF the most valuable preparations
IN the world. For sale by E. j. PICOT,
ap l3 Opposite the Old Market
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3 From the Saturday Evening Post
ANGER. SCROFULA AND GOiTRE.

Ample experience has proved that no cninbina.
tion Of medicine has ever been so efie acious in q.
moving ihe atove diseases, as DR.. JAYNE'S AL.
TERArivE.y II has effected cures truly ,ston.
ish,ng, not only nf Cancer, aud other diseases rs
that class, but has removed The most stubh..5, ~
.s"ses 4 the Skin. swellings. Liyssa enter. ip,o ~.
py'pspsi., &c &c. .rias disease wherever ioca.
s%i,spl.,'9 y, . a.sa lie blood and Other fluid. Of The
u te.u removes obstruction ii the pores Of the skin
aud reduces the engagements OF the glands or
boIfes II increases the appetite, removes head.
ache and dfowsiness. and invigofates the whole
systein, aud lmparts animation TO the diseased and
iebiiitated constitution. There Is nothing supe.
rior to ii IN the whaie msteria medica. II Is per.
fectiy safe aud extremely pleasant, aud has nothing
Of the ,jisgu ting nausea accompanying the idea at
swallowing medicine. w '+t'
NO,APoLOGY FOR WEARINGA WIG.
1ftuoa.h X Hadd0nheld, NJ I, Feb, ID. 1886
DR. Jayne; Sill take great pleasure in Inform
ing You that the bottle OF Hair Tonic which / OBJ.
,aiusd Of you last October, has proved mos, salts
factory and successful Ny hair had for . long
ume. been exceedingly thin. but for two or three
years pastit had Co fallen out that my head had be-
come slmost antisely bald. l was under the ne.
cessity ofconcsalios tho badness. BY combing ths
hair on the sides oyer itsa Bps now after using !
bptle Of the Tonic. u hsye as fusnri.at . gsowth
OF hair as | ever bad sileas Sd n CO PARK,
Late Pastor Of Baptist church. Hsddon6sld, NJ
Prepared only by Dr.. Jayne. Philadslphia, and
sold on agency by ,Af9l,fg faN .oipEo ssoN
J. g.. FLEmINc, P. M, woodsheid.
egsgpl MosEs p. MILEs q Son, Sonerton.i MEl
,iglas TX sHcLMBt, Clarington. -
n MvEas, New Castle. sSisi4 Oh d 100
sxpaAg HuApLEx, jamestown. shei ssai0
ElI Baocx, sts6ssd. sasi y ssu
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30 0y- No man that has ever fairly tiled Me.Aiis.
ter's an. Healing Ointment, can or will say it is
not good; on the other hand, thousands ar saying
that it is the best family medicine they have ever
used mn Nov. - ~" At ~ NC iar'y uieo' oeiore
giving judy ent either way. As for ourselves.
we know Of no better article Of medicine in Scrof-
uIa, Scald Head, Old Sores. Itch, salt Rheum, &C.,
&C., also for Rheumatism, Group and Govt. W.
believe il is unequaIIed. The Hair Oil, 20 oy
its operation upon the cuticle Of the sA'n' renew
ing il from that feysrish slate which pfodnces
Headache, and 10 many instances Badness, Is
worth al the ..Bear's grease and ''McAcer oil'
that can BE-. procured. Il Is a sovereign remedy
fr sick and Nervous Headache. and for Badness.
For sale by the agents, See advertisement
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.Jng For the Spirit Of Democracy.
The Homestead. 51 4 I

Mr.. EpiToRs-This II sths,pe upon which thu
contemPlative mind may rest with the purest Of al
earthly delights, or brood over with the bittsres,
melancholy that ever caused the human breast Ia
heave or thrcb. The Homeaead. when preserved
from the improvidsncs of giddy youth or the ruth.
less clutches Of u~nfeeling creditors; Ills then the
mind may hover round The ancient family mansion
with true delight. and contemplate the joys Of
youth and live them over again, 'Home. home,
sweet home, !" .'the home Of my childhood, the
orchard, the meadow. the deep tangled wild wood,
and every Iosedspot that my infancy knew /
feel the glove Of youth return and again I play the
gambols Of my boyhood. The old Homestead
where my father lived and called that. his house
where he bid hh neighbor welcome; where he
smiled on me and nursed me on his lap -where hs
died = where !, and broihsrs, and sisters. and moth
er wept; and where she erected The family altar.
and prayed night and morning to her God to pro.
lsct her orphan children. OSspare that house.
though labs made a slave to pay the bond that
would tear It from me. nWo0dman spare that
tree" Rough intruder drigs me no, away
What so scored as that homei 10 it that bond Of
Shilocks' No! mol! then spare my home. Blu.
the Jew says ''l1l have my bond"-weIl let him
have y, III work and pay il. and le, him have a
pound OF my flesh IL the law will ask it Of me; but
spare my home 31 jgs .,stets ID. sa, IA
A law exempting the Homestead from execu.
tion, has its difficulties in the mir d. of some.-
First. If retrospective in Its operation, that it will
impair the validity of contracts. Second it ID a
jected to by some because il will injure the profess!
sion of the law. As to the FIRST objection ii is
easy to obviste the difficulty, by taking a middle
ground, say that a Homestead acquired since the
contracting OF the debt should DE exempt. In
this case the creditor could; not say. he was induced
to Contract on the faith fof the property. because
the property did not exist, and o~fcour.e the credit
was PERSONAL. Bu.4here V. property existed
10 the SEP tEit4E debtor. when his Contract
was m " let)it remain bound. This course would
silence the complaints Of the creditor and permit
the hol.est debtor to live and rspi his debts. True
some dishonest debtors ma be- sheltered by the
operations Of THE ,Awtv But o1A the other hand,
as mny honest saen will be Aelieyed s--" the
-relesless gripso Of dishonests c oSpdfei'. who would
faitpIuuder from their neieJhtor by operation of
law and without eonsiderat,dpn, the hard earnings
Of life time. And lie, the exemption be extend
edin all cases, where the debt accrued since the
passage of the law. iifS Es 9s %
As 10 the second objection, thatf would %injure
he practice Of the law. would merely observe,
a good mattock can be had for one dollar and
Fifty cents. 80 200 sl w.
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. DMINlsTxATOR's sALE.-No.ie, .

A DMINlsTxATOR's sALE.-Nosie, =
"A hereby even that 1 will offer for saae - w
premises. o. Thursday the LIST day OF March issS'
b.tweensh he hours of 10 o'clock A. N apd4 o.
clock p M. of said day. the feltowips tracts o.
| land. % wit: the north east quart~f OF the soem
".st ,narter of section 10, to wnship Z, and rangs
u. eos:sining 80 and $4,000 ssre'; also the sogta
east qo--.-.f.s ~ north eas quarter OF sectioa ~;
township 7, of range 7, cc'taining ~ aud sS-loo
acres, situated in Senera township. Monroe coun.
ty and State OF Ohio-in a populous neighborhood
about 3 12 nils from Summerfeld, and y miles
from Malaga-there are public roads crossing
through the firm. There are also over lou excel.
lent fruit tres on the premises. together with good
water; subject to the widows dover, upon ths
following terms. to wit: One third il hand, ons
third in 6 months, and the residue in ~ months.
with interest fr m the day of sale, to be secursdts
the satisfaction Of the undersigned; to BE- sold %
the property of James keenan,, deceased, pursuant
to an order oil the Court Of Common Pleas Of Men.
roe county, in said State.
MARGARET KEENAN,,
Administrative of James keenan,. deceased.
January 6, lS49.
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE Co.. =.

~
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, APRIL Term.
George w. Kirkbride, The defendants will
VS.; .s. take notice that a peti.
Henry Kirkbride, John ton has been filed
w. Kirkbride, James ) against themr on the 9th
Smith, John NJ. Kirk day OF February l849,
bride, Nathan HOLSTER, J in the Court of Com
Isaac Smith, and Anne mon Pleas of Monroe
Smith. G-rEll }County, Ohio, by Geo.
w. Kirkbride, and is now pending wherein the
said George w. Kirkbride demands partition Of the
following real estate. to wit: Lot No. IL and lot
No. 81, both lying and being on the Town plat of
the town of Woodsfeld in said county, and also
20 acres OF land bounded and described as follows:
twenty acres of land lying aud being in section
No. So, Of township 4, and Range S, in the late
Marieita land District bounded on the north by the
land Of Hugh B Hill and Edward Achbold, OIL
the east by the lands of Benjamin r. briggs, n
the south by the lands of William Cochren and
on the west by the lands of George Paul's ielrs;
and that at the next term Of the said eours appli.
cation will be made by the said George Y. Kirk
for an order that partition be ride OF the
said premises f1.5ls iirI aa5 ps
Dated this 9Th dav of February p4S
GEORGE W. KKKBRIDE,
la 10 By ID. H. Wiar his Attorney.
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For the Spirit Of Democracy

z" .rs4 --Ha.-# = - - - . ss aE#EI
sr sam For the Spirit Of Democracy.
Mn. EDIroR:-Thinking that a notice through
the columns of your paper would tend to indutr
such mechanics as we really need to come and sen
lie here; l have thought proper to give a shosi
sketch of the advantages Of Woodsfield as a To-
cation for such. '
Monroe County lies OH the Ohio River, extend
ing along the same, for about twenty-five miles,
and contains over 20 900 inhabitants. The coun-
try, generally. is somewhat, hihy; but of the fertiI-
ity OF the soil there can be but one opieion-It is
of a good quality; and although the county is
entirely destitute of manufactures, yet coal Of the
very best. quality is abundant, particularly in the
western part OF the county, and there is every ia
cility for carrying OH manufacturing extensively
and with success.
Woodsield. the county seat, contains about six
hundred inhabitants. has a healthy and pleasant
situation-40 miles north Of Marietta, aud so
miles BY, way OF the river and Sunfsh creek, south
west Of Wheeling.
There is unfortunately no good public road lead
ing through the county; consequently persons
through here, but usually take either the National
road the Ohio river-or Muskingum river.
Our town, although the country is abundantly
able to support them, is entirely without a Gun
Smith. Copper Smith. Halter. or Iron Foundry. as
well as most kinds OF machinery.
Persons wishing a location for carrying on their
business successfully, would do well to come and
the advantages Of Wpodstield tor such
We do not wish them to remove here
they have thus examined. }F ~
A CITIZEN.
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DOAD NOTICE Notice /, b.r.bv Eva

eOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby sivs
- That there will he a petition presented 10 III
trustees of Enoch township at thei, session on he,
FIRST Monday ia March next. praying for The es,abs
hshinent OF a township road. a. follow W., 10 viii .
commencing at the county road known. by n:
name Of the Headiee road, near the north ess
corner OF section 10, in said township; ~runninst
thence a north easterly direction. to the farm Of
Leonard SbeoppneT's; thence northerIy To- thf
top OF the bill on John Gearsls' Farm; thence asrts
through John Keress' farm; thence along the wesh
side Of Sebastian Hohmarr's Improvement; shrneee
a north easterly direction so as to n,ersectths road
that leads from Daniel Bats past Turner Chrrsy
to the south east corner Of Leonard McPbeSons
farm. n "
Feb. g., $780, e.4s Us5H7ftB
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DOAD NOTICE. Notice IL hereby s;vea
= that a petition will be nrasenfed 70 liz EasAl

gOAD NOTICE. Notice IL hereby sives
10 that a petition will be presented to .hs tofbs
misslonsrs Of Monroe county. at their next Elrch
Session, praying for the location Of a countytoaJ.
commencing at the Ohio river road on the lid II
VIM. Z. Walton in Salem township, at OF nslr
me place where an elm tree stood by the felceso
that the road, thar is the centre of said road IN Ia
a straight line from said river road on thebouer
bank OF the big run through said Walton feId
and cleared land, or at the upper side Of thEfencs
at said Walton'S house and barn, in suchkay a
as said walton may direct, thence up Stadium to
.ne nfsl main iorx OF said run on land of NJ. Han.
ma al the first falls, thence the nearest I'd bes,
way with the least work to intersect tk poins
where the road from A. G.. Ewing, iu,erecu ths
Iidgeraad from the mouth of Sunfsh 70 Db, Saies.
and tor the vacation Of the first mile fromfttt river
Of the A.tG. Ewing road. ~ N
Jan. 81, 1919.
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atGREAT INCONSISTENCY =. . pbvsi.

W-GREAT INCONSISTENCY /. {! : Physi.
clans prescribe Dr.. Rogers Liverwort and Tar il
the last stages and, the most hopeless cases Of Cou
sumption, after all other medicines have tailed, a.
ii has proved itself to be The most binary
medical aid incuring that disease. Now this med
icine is as valuable in the ~lncipient stag ''ucn as
Coughs Colds, &C., &c. when 10 lungs are not
TOO far gone before ulce, ion takes place. i i'
seldom or aver J.. 'sn to fail in breaking up the
mo., ala. JsIng Cough or Cold in a few hours
.@-.s, 4 the directions are strictly followed
The GENUINE Dr.. ROGERS LIvERWoRT
AND TAR, which makes 40 many wonderful
cures, Is for sale by the agents. See adv ertise ment
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eOAD NOTICE.-Nofce is hereby dives
- DIST there will be a p~eiitios presented 70 ~
Caininissiopers of Monroe county. Il theis ssse
session. praying for the ~Iucs,ion Of county fesi.
commencing near Robert Clsrks barn. runnine
from thence 10 the Mount Zion Meeting houss.
thence near Samuel Vsrner's house. thsncs 10 Isl
lower end Of Fielding Philips lane. te e~pntiaus
ow. and continue his road to the foot Of lie Mn.
thence on the nearest and best rout 10 ~intefstct
the road lesdng from L.ewisviie to Carlisle. re
place Of termination. Said road will be principal.
ly In franklin township.
Jan. 6. iS4g. MANYPE rtTlONERs
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DJAD NOTlCE.-Notice is hereby given.
II that a petition will be presented to the Com
missionrrs Of Monroe county, at their March ses
sion lS49. for an alteration on the road leading
from Edward Reeds 10 Malaga; said alteration to
where said road crosses the line be.
tween the lands of Isaac Beverlin and Benjamin
Hamilton. thence to run north with said line to
~intersect the county road tom LewisvilIe-to VIII.
liam Kent's.
Fab. 8, l049.
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nOAD NOTICE.-Notice IS hereby given
tina a petition will be presented to the Com
missioners Of Monroe county, at their next March
Session, for the location d q county road, CON-
meocing on tie land of the heirs Of Richard Nor
ris, on the roa, leading rom Beailsvine to the
Baptist meeting house, n Sunsbury township,
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