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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

NOR RENT the commOdous dwelling house situ
oted on Centre street, Fast Wheeling. belonging
10 Mr. Crrsap, and AZ present oceupcd BY J. D. Steele
This house s IN good repair and in every way dcsi
rable residences. Possession will b. gwen on OF beor,
tho LEI Of April ncrL For terms apply 10 The sub-cu
Der on the premises J. y. STEELE
fob 8. 1910 n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

srErhENSoN. ArroRxsy ar Law. NJ 20s.
=. Main street, Wheeling. Va. next door below
~ Nel<on's Office. jan %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12
JAMES PARRY.

Principal Office. ID North Eighth street. PhiladeI-
pba; Pittsburgh Office, No. al ST. Clair street. next
door 10 the Allegheny bridge. where this Invaluable
medicine msy always he found. Also Cor sale al The
Book store sfJohn FISHER. wbceIing. Va
noy 5-Iv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12
GLASS wAREl.ri .i!s %E rt.t+r

EtNbiN GLASS WARE.-.rLJ NEEJT
n g MILLER, successors OF Eitchies =. Viisuu
~ me manufacture of Flat Glass, are NOV n an.
,rtdctnrinr, and sylli have constantly on hErd n
arg Snd general assortment sl me CU1, i'RE
go, - aug TIAi.N GLASSWARE, whith. Ter
hHcaess OF finish, beauty an6 transparency OF r,,,
i"ey WhiWarTani efnil TO any manufactured ia lie
CIIbs states. PeIsJrs wishing 20 purchase " I'm
p'ehse caii a. th'n store on Main STREET ~rI
efaiutne for thsinsclyer s.,l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

We have entered into Copar,nersbip under the firm
Of ATTERsURY. CALDWELL Co, for The transaction
Of a GENEEAL Commission a FORWARDING BvsINHss
this City We will attend 70 the sale Of overy de-
scrpiion Of Merchandise that may be consigned ~ u.s.
4 are prepsfed 10 m orders for any Of the Prouee OF
Manufactures Of this vicinity. well as 70 give our
prompt attention 70 the Forwarding 81 oil Goods sent
70 from the East West. prom The long oSpcri-
ence ofour Wv, n. ArTEsuURT a Y. {. BoNnAN-
the latter having been Chief Cler or Forsyih Auer
bury s,rsevcn years-we feel confident that We shall
b. snab ed give entire satisfaction 70 oil who may on
trust Us with thciT business.
wM. n. ATTERBURY.
JAS Y CALDWELL.
r. c. BONIAM
Jlnnary %. lel0-9m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

HARTMAN, MERCHANT Tauov Nj, So,
- few doors above The United Stat = H,dcI. has
hand an assortment Of the FINEST CIDrIrs ever
''iered ~ this city winch he will e hapry 10 M.
~ 20 ofrr on ia. shortest notice aud IN The end
''''"'"ie S'yie' sep III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

n y EmOYAL--M. Reilly has remoye ed 10 warehouse
ne. No. III. west side market square. lately occu
pied by James II. Chapline and one loor north Of Mr.
George McMurrey's store. de. 2
n hhds Beet Dutch NADER
- tons Bogwooj.
bbls Chip do
Scroons Span. hoiant Indigo.
10 bbls Coppeus.
2 do Alum.
DO SaltP ire.
5 do Venetian Re-.
Dc Spsnish Brown.
do 10 Whiting.
IS kcgs White Lead. just received and f.r sale b,
jan9 PAXTONS g. TINGLE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

NSURANCE.-i'he Fire aud Marine
Insurance Company OF Vince ing continue 70
take, NJ the usual races all kinds Of in surance a
galnst IRE, aRaRs' the dangers 81 the Ohio and Mis-
sfssippi nve's and their tributary stream.
warehouse DANIEL IANR
iuu 10 a c..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12
ATTERBURY, CALDWELL & Co,

LIie Forsyth & Ancrbgryl
FORWARDING g. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WHEELING. Va
Wm. ~ AHerJuyy.( late Of Forsyth a. Auerbury) ha,
ing associated himself with JAMES Y. CALDWELL and
c BOSNIAN will continue the Commission and For
watding business under the firm Of Auerbury. Caid-
cell 4 Co and respectfully SELECTS FROM the friends and
customers Of r. Il A. continuance Of their business
with the new firm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12
Arrl

tani',' rrho' Pi'ie Bcsfori and Hannah his w; =
and IIuljEi. Bo,ss,rr h,ig,., lay %, A., s. -,
Gcccahod. -''''o'S
IN Purs"anc''o' decree made ia he .oroyc .n,;.
trd rnuao al the last term OF The Great: CO..
o' Law ard ChAneery or the County Of N.ar,la,j
shi'i ON Ni"neay the lI day of ichrucry neS,. a.
my ci'icc IN The City Of whec ING. pr,ce.d o. -
and state ihc amount in,ussed ~ sai ca 80 a,d .
SAID directed TO be taken. DANIEL IlstR
jim 3---wfni~ -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12
,IRLsTEE's sALE oF NaIl.AHar RL:AI. 81

- : - L. VT ' Az AtFt. REAL, -
II TATf--!N Virtue Of q deed ,r T., - -
subscribe, dated fleSh June 1899. recorsJ =,
IN. Cierk- Office of ti,is County. B,ok ~ pase -
WI sell at Pub!-r auctsn. Oh h,s,dov a. al, H.,
o' March next. the fieuse AMI ha'f tot on Mil,
u stands. beng tho north half Of t.; No "a $50
~ oi the town of Wheeling. situated on F.ur,l, r.
heen | mon and aIcrsoe streets. Said house = br,is
OF brisk, two stories high. and en.st,,I IN tho -,
manner wi'h marble Inanies infhs Two kvy,,r roa
o 20 lake place al IL oeork ut noon. front OF The
4, : and ] : months sauss.o:oryeSJcts-J rrd sen,
81 oy veed ui trust an tie properly Selling as ,rn.
ieo shall give such iitle as is'vtscd ia "a. D. e.
deed OF irusi CHARLES I e.rnc =, VIC
Eel, St. - A'>\-'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

f.f-er Complaint With much DerGngs Heat Of ne
Lirer System.
Mr.. Joshua Roberts an c:ed with a bilious
and nervous uisease To al alarming degree, be ng
attended with all the dIstrc sSing symptoms which
affect n relaxed conrinon, viz;-A sick mead ache
loss If appetite gddIness in the head pain IN the
stomach alter eating, unusual iTemoTs, shifting
spasmoGic pains IN every part Of the body, cold
cAis, sellow complexion, cOst.vness, and con
sianI dull pain IN TIE Tisht ssdo, which often ndu-
ccd the most dreadful debility; indeed ne thought
he was afflicted with every internal complaint the
human body isHablS TO. tie was Sentrsly makins
trial Of various remedies. all OF hich were equally
lr1iticss uutil he had recourse 10 Hunts Botanic
Pills, from the superior virtues of which medicine
his b. a.ih u perfectly rc-eftabllshCd, and Is now
able Ia pursue his employment free from naIn or
disease. JOSHUA ROBERTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

hA FOR RENI'-The iine large hotel al
fEsissNA Frostburg. Nd. occupied by Geo &
ll:i.E52 Evans, is offered for rent Possession Civ
&lsk4 en- on the lst Of April next. There ma.
lately been built large three story brict adiufon u
this hotel or the better accommodation of visitors and
boarders. well furnished with pFomenadcs To each
story. and gallery on top, making beautiful and
healthy resort in and ailordng ofihe fnes
AID most extended views Of the surrounding mountain
scenery 10 be found
The whole hotel is about 100 feet front. the ground
or lot about 100 feet-fne sisblng. carriage sheds
smokc-hOuse, ice house, SC. &c.
Three lines of stage coaches between Piliipaor,
and Wheeling arrive at and depaSl from, this hous,
daily some Of which cat there.
Apply 10 The subscribers stage oflice. Bsrurms ho
tel. Baltimore. OF Stage Office, Jnionto,Vn. Pa.
dec i9-f l.. w. STOCKTON.
NLOTICE.--Wc have never borrowed any none
- Of james Greer. nor authorized any person.
borrow from him i-r as Neither has said Greer eve
had any dealings with us Of any hind This s.aiomer
- made IN reference 10 his published in the Times
Yesterday and the Gazette ofthls date.
SWEENEY & MATTHEWS
November rs, I53l-tl6-tO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

HvO HATTERS.-S. Avery a. Co have on hand
Sarony and Naive Wool HAT BODIES. which
they will sell on accommodating terms. OF 3
Oh boxes RAlSiNS.
GU bales Son Shelied Almonds.
25 boxes assorted Candies.
l case Liqroricc. Just received and Cor sale By
jan9 PAATONS a. TINCLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

uDAND BOX MANUFACToRY.--Th subscriber
I'D respectfully informs the citizens Of Wheeling
and vicinity, that he has commenced the above bus
ncss extensively the North East corner Of SiShtll
ZaAe streets and will supply them Of fine quality either
wholesale Tctah favorable tetms rs they can
ho had At any other establishment in the country.
Orders from the country will be strictly attended to
dec li-3m ISAAC WILDE.
IN boxcs Pound Lump Cavenlish TOBACCO.
HI 90 kegs Kentucky twist do No. /,
10 boxeE S Plug DO DO do
3 bbls Cut and Dry Smoking do
9 do Scotch Snuff in Dladders,
| DO Rappce do
30 boxes White Pipes. in store and COZ sale b)
jsn6 PAXTONS & TINGLE.
ItATIlJLiC BOOKS-Douay Bible.
~ Outlines Of History Of the Court Of Rome,
Key Of Paradise, True Pieiy. Chrisiisns Guide.
Vado Mceum. just received and Cor sale by
feb 10 STEPHENSON & CARwOOD.
HNo STEAM BOAT BUILDERS so bales OAK
u um. just received from the Eastward. ior salt
on The lowest terms }. STANBERY.
feb 10 No. 10. Water q,
N1CiIOLAS NiCkLEBY
~ few copies Of Nicholas NicklcSy complete.
Jack sheppard.
Outward bound Nires Mate just received and 70
sale BY STEPHENSON & CARWOOD.
dec. 10
n ,tOR SAILS hhds Sugar Of very supcrio
Quality. Jusi received from New Orleans. and q
sale very lov for Cash o. approved paper Also,
Tisrcs Rice. J. STANBERY,
Ebis No 10. Water q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12
CERTIFICATES.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.

10 Si-. l{STs:
Dear SIr--Bvlievisg IL daty owe Won ns , SUI
cessiui ractltdner as well as those who may he
similarly afflicted t,Se pleasure m ackGow;ecg-
valuable Medicine.
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
Alter much suffering from Fever and Ag'le duT-
ing IL spring and fall for the last four years ud
TIE pecunisry injnr'es attendant; on the iudispos-
ilcn OF one on whose eSer:ions large family as
DEFENDANT Tor support. and having ~iihou; success
rested the skill oftssny Eacdicul advisers a. IN
eNrense could not we'll afford In the fall Of rs Is
hnuinS ihe premonIioly symptoms OF the disease
appicscn!nz WINS induced by iIend who hSd
tIed your medicine, to ptlrchGsHa package of your
Botanic Pills, aud now have the happiness to IN
ioIm yoG-aEd through you, thCsc who may Re
similarly sfncJed--t I. at they eountSract the dis
case, nor have been troubled with II since. and
my c9uhdence CONTINUES to uphold me in the be-
cheapest, moot efhcacious. md radical cure Tor
that distressing disease che Fever and Ague Al
can for the uTeseni offer y0n iOr the BIZ ssing you
have becn instrumental IN cunicrTng On me IS u
assurance OF unceasinS gratitude and ~ Gem.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

"HoLEsALE AND RETAIL CONNECTION
" ANY SfoRE---1he subscriber has just re-
ostscd ssplcudid a.sortment Of Wrench confectionery
sueh Sugar Figures of various kinds: French Kisses
Of an sntircly ncw pattern. Jelly Cakes Gum Dron-
Chrys,alizcd Canaies. Juinbe Paste. Sugar Animals
Fishes. Dogs Cats Sq,...rels DIVES e.. 80.
cresa aad Driod Fruits. a. eollows Lemons. Dates
Grapes, C,,eosggis. Sgnsholl Almonds Prunes IN Jars
shd Bores. Zanie Bofgsas. Palis Mats. Ground Nut
&c &c
Together with a supply Of so,sectionary n b,s own
nanglsciuYe which he ofers az wl0lsssio ~ retail Oh
seoornI4odstng terms. Having bad The nanagemcnl
of Re manufacturing department of tho Psincirir
iatshnent IN EaltieoTe and Richnoqd. q Well ths
wel known and splendid ssishlishineni ~ ~ Moulds
Iaussville. Oho. hs aaiicYs himself that should The
citzons of Wheeling think hin wosthy 81 their pat
ropasehe shall be able ~ please.
dec f2--h 2 SuNSEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12
Newark, n. J. July 81, issS.

Y)ysPopaia, o. ITdi ge4.ioa, E5f,csaaiiy Crred
MIR. W N. Tucker. having lately tee " restcf,a 10
a SOUND state OF health, through the sticsty Of br.
Hunts Potanc pills, thinks IL indispensable du ~
To state certain iacts relative 90 The dIsease under
wcre--a painful obsirucfon with constant rtiec-
ton of food, head ache palpta,ion Of the hear
lOwness OF spiri troable some dry cough. dizzl
Hces tst.;Dess at the chest nd difficulty breath
ing almost constant pam IN the slde IONS, and
shoulders, accompanied with much langTor and
usual degree OF fidnlence, brought on such state
of extreme weakness as TO prevent ELu from at
tending his buSues and hrs health appeared lost
beyond recovery His friends aad relatives beca me
alarmed at the melancholy PROSPECT, AID strongly
Recommended Hunts BotsnIs Pihs--they were adj
minI,t tered al Il IN few days produced astOnish-
ing relief and hna9y realized perfect restoration
10 sound health Wm. TUCKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

MM Two DAILY LiNEs zen Bat.
gSSSs=fA rrsURE, WASHINGTON CRY, PM
u&&8<S<A LApElrHiA AND NEw NoRk. Nv
The WY of The National R,.nn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

- bbln Old GIN.
- IS bbls Sweet Malaga Wine.
~ DO Amercsn Brandy.
- 2 pipes Cornisc do
stS1s y = l.sai y dore and 81 silo ~
naT PA3ToNs 4 TfSGLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

HAVE YoU COUGH I'm not neglect il -
thou ends have met premature death for the want
link attention 10 n common col!
ltaveyou cough n cold DE-. Sw,yne's Com
pound syrup OF Pnu'us vrginana. or Wild Cherry, a
safe rneeical prescription. and used in extensive
rcactcc. ssH most positively erd relief and you
from thaf awful disease. consumption. which usually
sweeps into the grave the young. the cl the iir, ,h-
bvey AMI the gay.
Have you cough Swayne's Prunus Iisginiana.
or Wild Cherry Syrup. is the osy remedy yoa should
take to cure you. For Mis- plain rra-,n =: That in
one OF the thousands OF Cases where a Aas tses used
Has a. failed ~ relieve
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12
prsrErSyA, DrsPEPSIAn

More Proofs Of me Efficacy Of DR. fiarcLs Nell ines
Mr.. JAWS H,RrsiAS. of Sumnyic,sn, Pa. entirely
cured Of the uboye disease, which he afflicted Nth
for sr years. His symptoms were sense Of dr,cn-
sion and oppression after eating. distressing pain in the
pit Of the stomach. loss of appetite gddiness
and dimness Of sight, extreme debility naiuency acrid
cructations sometimes vomiting and pain The right
side, depression ofspl,s. disturbed Gaess and
not able TO pursue his business without causing imme-
date exhaustion and WEAKNESS Mr. IIar,aan is haI
ny " state TO The public. aud r. wiling slo any
formation TO the afflicted. respecting the wonderful
benefit he received from the OF DIR HARIlCiIS
Compound Sisengthcnme and GERMAN Aiper;ca PiHs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

ERIE Pa, September 81. 1899.
Dear Sir-I this day send for Of 81. Swnyac's
Prunus Virginia or Wild Cherry ~ rup; there gen
Ilesnan sick in this place and has beck for long ie
he has tried the medicine and finds il helps him much
J am oui-peasc send me some Immediately; send two
bottles IL you cannot send more
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-24

IA.EtNN COUNTY.
At a public meeting held at Biackwclls Mil, in the
county OF Halifax, Va, IN pursuance Of prcviou. no.
tee, on Saturday, the 4th inst, Col. Paul Taylor was
called to the Chair, and DR.. Henry Easlcy appointed
Secretary. The object of the meeting having been
explained. n committee Of fvc were appointed Ia pre-
pare and present to the meeting 4 Preamble and Rrso-
iutions expressive Of the deep interest felt by the De-
moCratic party in tins vicinity IN the aspect of our p0-
It,cal affairs: Whercupon the Chair appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen a. members OF the committee, to
wit: Thomas Young, Nlathew ii Young, Capt. Robert
Faulkner, Major VIM. I. FourQurrau, and DR.. Henry
EasIcy; who, after 4 few minutes retirement, reported
the Preamble and Resolutions a. expressive OF the state
OF political feeling %pervadIng the community around
them
That. whereas. a deep interest is felt throughout the
country, in the present aspect Of our po!Itca! affairs,
growing mainly out o. the efforts Of our p0lItIca! opp0-
nen,s 10 foist upon the country a system Of govern
men;, not based upon the Constitution nor warranted
by The sound expos,tions OF the same, as gwen By our
revolutionary forrfathers, both the founders and true
exposltors OF the sacred principles of that thrice sacred
instrumcnt-hnd that, whereas, 20 effect their purpo-
ses in these respects they Srruple not 10 resort 10 false
hood and deception Of The deepest dye and most glaring
character, thereby entcavorng 10 deludc the PLAN,
honest Democrat, and TO lead HIM from the path Of po-
litical rectitudc into the support Of men and of mea-
sures, from which, # known, and properly appreciated,
they would turn with horror and Just Indignation
And that, whereas, We view, with no little degree Of
modification and regret, the mighty efforts of our po-
ISiIa pppobtuLs, - ia hiDi - q i - h'S -
s., for the ensuing four years, from the 9Th March next,
whose claims to that high, arduous and responsible sta
ton has so little foundation-in fact, resting manly on
having fought a few battles, successfully It may be,
with the undisciplined savage; but who, IN the attitude
in which he now stands before the country, - as per-
fectly ridiculous. in the eyes Of all honest politicians,
as is the course of those who have thus placed him.
Devoid Of consistency, devoid Of political honesty, de-
void Of true morality, and, N fact, devoid Of every
THING consistent, save it be a consistency, IN their de-
,a-r5r,.,,n 10 strike from the masthead Of the Ship of
STAT the broad stripes and bright stars Of Democratic
Republlcauisn, and to rear the flag Of piebald Federal
Ism IN its stead. BE 1t therefore, as the sense Of this
meeting,
find ourselves placed, il br!!noTes rs, every man of US,
IN nerve himself for the conflict which awaits Us IN
November next, and to have for his motto,
.S-r tb- front Of battle lower
CHAINS and ~lavefy."
Rcsolrcd, That we vii! aid By all lawful and proper
means TO re-elect Martin Van Buren, to the Chef Ma
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-24

Noii'E--Ihe James River and kanawha Company are in
"aht oil suitable persons 10 take charge Of the following
,"ShS OF me Canal: Lock No. IL, On the land OF John :. Smith,
". i, N the land of DIR. Cunningham: II, IN the lands Of John
Aii'h, decd, 10, on the lands ut Nr. Gait; -, above the lands Of
,tnt'e Z. Seay; %, on the lands OF Garter Harrison; -, On the
OF Nathaniel D. Goolsby; -, D and %, above Gnosby; 30, on the
nnhn OF I. " ;. Turner; 81, on the lands OF James I. Smith;
=, on the lands of ID. Hicginbotham; a3 and 81, and guard and
river locks, above Hieginbotham; u, on The lands of +. VI. tah.ll,
N, on the land OF the same; 81, on the lands Of William Wright;
~, on the land of Alexander Mundy; Al, on the lands Of William
Mundy; 10, on the land Of VIM. Warwick; 10 and Il, guard and
river locks on the lands Of J. Robertson; AZ and ~, on the lands
ol the same; -, on the lands 81 Joseph u. Cabell; u, on the lands
Of Archie Duke.
The undersigned will lc on the line of the Canal from Richmond
10 Scou>rtlle from The ID In the 1th NJ July, and from the 9TH to
view Of making The selection. Persons DESTROYS of such situa-
ti"nS, WI either see HMM person, or leave their communications,
Win references, in Scotsvile, Columbia, or ut DR.. Cunningham's,
General Cookies, Warca, Major {. Yanccy, VIM. Gait, aud a.
W. %filppin's Superintendent of Repairs. The applicants must be
OF sober and steady habits. They viii understand that The Com
pany VIII require all theG personal attention To the duties that will
ne ASSIGNED. them, aud subject 10 removal Tor any neglect Of duty.
They will also understand that they Will not be allowed 10 sell
groceries, or any other description of merchandise, along the line
OF the Canai-nor Will they be permitted 10 raIsea animals or fowls
10 20 NJ large, without the consent lin writing from the ow ners OF
the lands adjacent 10 the Canal. AT all places near 4 public high
way or landing, there will be no objection 10 a lock keeper having
a shoe, harness, saddle, cuoper's and tailor'- shops. The duties
and salary 10 commence with the day The water is let into The Ca
nal, unless some other duties may be required IN that case, the
salaries viii commence with such duties.
AMUEL p. PARSOSs,
Geasrat superintendent Of TIC CrHdl.
P. S~.-Commrnicaiions for me in Richmond, left nj the office Of
the Jaui-. River and hanawha Company, wii be attended 10. |
shall be 1.-THE office ever! day that am IN the city.
:. T. p.
July3 l6-dt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-24
Terms Of the Richmond Enquirer.

r. s,,.s-~ : ra'Ishod .hrre ,asS q neet daring tie session
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
.--g.,, g.lra;S pr sraHs, and Three Dollars for six months
n als,rsr, = b rn,ar' rae gffe, or r-ml.ted by mail, post
+, ..tigS rvr auuum At the end uf tue year.
II mes ~ 'ns Office may be remitted per mail, in good and
3r4s S,a, notes, at TIL risk Of the Ednor; tss postage Of all
-" II, "a! 6g te H~rts-S.-lThe postage of a single letter
-, M, u AM account to the writer. II is The accumulation OF
- -. r m extensive business, which operates As a serious tax
-Inorrrr vii pay for nine papers, annually, shall have the
{" t.,rptions shall hereafter be considered a. incurred
\ a.ynuce,a AMI tr a years publication, unless specially
~ - .-hnuer time, and paid FOR in advance for thai, shorter
upuU4rion shall be sen, 70 the order Of any new and I'M.
.a>sabcr, unless raid Tor in advance, or satisfactory re-
uli. 10 some known and accessible person in regard 10
-p.. u hi pas ment. Sut, IN case OF an order FOR a pub.
,,,g,yYr nav mrni. from a new subscriber who j. un,c.
,.,,.g uua ue conditions, a single number may be sent, con.
20. r accompanied by, a copy Of this regulation.
ILL., a,,ue> Of all subscribers whose ability Ia pay NAV be
M Il. tMg pahitShrr, AMI who may remain indebted on open
49,, y =. dgr. .nAl be erased from the list Of subscribers"
Resolutions Of the Eitoriai Correa,ioa Of IA.
~u-R Resolutions are some OF the results Of the collective wis.
'E III ID. l,trsr experience of the Editorial Corps Of VIraipi,
See ..<.n3Iet q! Richmond, on the 18th january, ISIS.
y .-,. REGULATIONS. we are determinedt to ahide.-The interests
Y p, n,rammend. and our own inter, Is require. an intie ii.
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N. enhancement OF our next volume
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