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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28

BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust. dated the 23ri
I'D Day Of July. $40. onI now Of record on the
books ofOh.o County, Va Bro Deed 30 X N0sg
page 2B2, shell proceed 20 sell az public auction.
90 che .O1r Of fhc court house Of card county.
On Th1r-d ~. the z7th d1y Of January Isf2. he
following detailed Real E.in.c, situated ln thc I-
e1r.er Of Monroe aud Fourth .treefs
Lots g. aud g. in lsraol Updr.ran'z addition
% the city being The brCwhYusc property now
occupied Dy III Clarke and Go.
south Lali n Dot 20 l3 in The 10th square; lofs
q and Of lbe Mrl'erp orcuy on Main street, be-
ing part OF lot 'l5 u the square fn tlc low
er town OF WLccInr, and moaauring ~ feet Iu-
Ches zach on Nam street.
Terms m tic known on the CAY n sale Selling
az Trustee convex only such title as is vested .D
me b. t1o AFORESAID deed.
OCT 2s-ts J. LIST Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28

The Zone has come for action. and .a1 we have
1rw o. dU ar .,g s
10 IlIE POLLS 10 THr POLLS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28
WHEELING.

49, Commissioners ofcIcctuU al thc Cvur House
IN the City OF Whe,ii1s--Johu LnuEhIin. Thomas
IIushcs, DAME, Duubar. Lcwis Biyha. and jacob
: ShrNpr
A. TuojslThia cinct-J,mcs Duncan. JrCo'
G1odins Samuc, Frazer. Robert Williamson. and
Hugh Ml.icslu
~ West Liberty Prccinct.--John Bralr. r. 4.
Beck Josiah Morgan John WudJlc. and william
Bukcv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

,inued undsturbed, az during the last eight years.
The Emperor was to repair to Warsaw to take h'mse
the initiative of that measure, which had heen recon
mended by Prince Pashkiewich, hut was opposed by
strong party in the Imperial Cabinet.
AMERICAN SrocKs.-New York State 1s, 1910 u
1860, 20; Pennsylvania S. 1854 to 1862 ca Massachu
Sterling S. 1865 l0I; u S Bank shares ~ los
But little doing in other stocks. The prices we quote
are those at which Stocks might be had and ut which
there would be eager sellers ofsome, buyers could
be found.
LIVERPOOL, Aug la.-American flour has reached
high price being held in bond for 6s 6s cd per Dbl
The duty is now rs sd per Dbl. aud will probably be
reduced in September to As per bb with the chance Of
its going as low as Is Sd per bh The last however,
very questionable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

MIR. MRS. GARY, residing within Is Baltimore.
LVl opened school NJ their house, intention
taking limited number Of girls educate with They
have been infinite paTs In the selection g0ycTnrss
have finally procured in every enineny qualified
Ill the trust eposed in he young lady educated
tive Bishop Doane, and whose friend William II. Pres
COLT If that city, highly recommended being worthy Of every
confidence.
ASehoo OF Is will justify and positively insure, procuring
as assistant teacher French geniem reside in the family!
in order that the young ladies' both in school and the table
may converse altogether IN hat language
Mrs Cary viii herself give every attendance and feel the deep
est interest," the and religious education Of the pupils
having sabbath school established and making
The immediate ncigl5oood. Of school they viii be
Of Mrs Cary ysant and attention. keep
them much possible in her family CIRCLE taking
The formation Of their and that their de-
pertinent towards each other shall be ladyke and amable.
MI and Mrs. C. will both their personal supervision the
school, and Judge weekly o the advancement the scholar.
The situation de shtu one, and the greatest interest, will he
pleasant country exercises devised and encouraged and The
udcious OF gentle ponies afforded them their hours Of
The of the School for board and tuition $500
num- including French Spanish Italian, and all the highest
branches Of English Education Plain and ornamental Needle
Work will he particularly attended separate charge Tor
Music will he made Of $40 The scholastic VIII
be divided and half yearly payments IN advance
be expected No charges will he mne unless bedding
TO be foun nd which will So The following gentlemen may
be referred to:
OF Baltimore, Dabncy g. Carr, T. W Bruno, Saml Smith,
Can't on. Dr. Bnckler, Gen 5. Smith, j. Spear Nicholas
or Yr min Philip Nicholas David H. Conrad, Rev. Peyton
Harrison ferrell Carr, Tn. J. Randolph.
Sept 51-"3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

We cannot stoop the balderash scuniy Of t
L. Wing Tan Of decency expect il, when HI
such beauties the follow scattered through lis columns
esulira policy which has always characterised that dc>pcabl,
and irious pnt"craly Old iuateC
t-'-'unparaeed mpndencc aud efronirry aSc,
Gentlemen Of tlr r party If you do mol wish cause dis
craced by The manners CT at least decent man
conduct lis columnsc shall hold such beauties
Ia rycani - whether cannot shame Inn mt
something like The gentleman. These
tet confined ourselves We have been hong
ttem-knnw they worth and heartily
them ui m scattered upon every man, no is nRiortn
enough hear name entertain the principle. Of De
As the 'poca ornadu with hici the R. Wing threat
up every thing Mr. Tyl. does carry the
wishes of the body Of (fedefa Wing pany"-wy
LET The uus Of the X. Wing will doubt contribute
lis little bag from the Cavern OF The Winds.
I1 We undeIstand that indebted for these recent e
wrrtched Schblcr who fills the Editorial Char
The absent Editors We rurss who this hand al the
bellows lie has certainly cunved 10 improve The Edition
with beauties rmbcisli the columns o the Wing
with val gar abuse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

The news brought by the Britannia The harves, in
nrland has raised the price of wheat and flour. The
". York Herald says 1.-The harvest il was ascertain
cd, would be late, although it should be
rage in quantity and of poor quality The average
prices already verging TO that point which
would come in free. Those that were confident that
there would be deficiency, looked upon this as ia
vorable to trade because the quantity admitted free
would reduce the average price for the whole year. and
therefore tend to revive the home trade. The Bank
had however, but - 100000 in coin in her vaults,
and fears were entertained that restrictive
would be adopted
The p S. head to the n York Express Of Saturday
P M. states that "The excitement in relation 10 flour
which prevailed yesterday has Gained down. and the
price of flour has found something like an established
rate. Sales have been made at 81 y a 37t cent?,
which is rise Of 80 cents caused by the news but
not by p cents high generally required yes
tardav -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

,I,O THE PUBLC-Ihe subscriber having constantly
i hand Petersburg and Richmond,
tncary thirty number Of the brs PIANOFORTES
made in thu country and disposed sell upon the
most liberal could possibly be asked by any one
the suspicious he bes leave suggest those
want Pianos the importance Of giving him trial. be
purchasing elsewhere; since there possibility their
losing, and probability that they wond greatly
caner fact II would be- bur postponement II positive
purchase for short time, of any whatever until
they could have opportunity Of testing quality
mine, which unsurpassed. ii equaed, England
have sold nearly three hundred Of these Pianos
years without selling bad one, and hold
back exchange instrument which perchance might prove
defective.
Holding a have done, tho opinion The sale of
single bad Piano would of confidence
could not be afterwards repaired the sale of hundred good
ones may well be expected that shall be- particular hat
sort of instruments OIL. r. NASH, Psrsbsrg, IN.
OF Ny Pianos he found great variety at j. W. RAN
DOLPfI & co.'s in Richmond f. p. y.
Aug. 81 .3-suf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07
EXTRACT of a letter from


"WAsHIscToS CRY, Sept. 4th, 1871.
1.-THE Distribution bill has become law. The Pre-
sdent signed the bill day II has produced less
sation with our friends here than anticipated Con-
siderng the measure in connexon with our finances,
il would have BEEN better for the President 10 have
rested -better for himself well for the country.
But placed as he has BEEN rather by accident than by
direct vote of the people, in the Office of President,
he felt great unwingness 10 apply the veto TO that
measure when he had been, and expected to be again,
compelled to apply to smother favorte measure OF Inc
hopes that the measure may be arrested next winter
or at any rate suspended until the revenues from other
sources shall be equal to the just wants of the Govern
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

A Correspondent of the Alexandra Gazette from
Washington pours forth most extravaglnt eulogIum
upon The seven Bank Wings from Virginia, who have
stood by the Federal party in the House Of Representa-
tives fc aiiirlns that "these representatives, (vz
Powell, Barton, Taalerro, Summers Stuart, Bolts
and Goggin) are an honor to the Old Dominion
and have noby sustained themselves. Let the
Bank party raise halielujahs 10 such representatives
who insrepresent the principles and the sentiments o
Virrina-but give us that Spartan band Of IA, whr
have nobly resisted the majority Of Wings in boil
lopses-,he seductons of Clay, and the menaces d
the dominan, party. Let due honor be given 10 them
who have faithfully represented the wishes and primer
cipes Of Virginia. THEY are indeed an "honor to the
Old Dominion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07
RICHMOND MARKETs-s,rI-

ToB,ccoReceps light and inspections falling The ma
ke yesterday unusually Hat owing the advces pei
Britannia steamship.
CoRS u quick nj Is cents, and market rather short.
O,Ts are current al ~ cents and stock small.
WHEar-M!rrs still hold on nj 1870 To l3j.
Flour sold yesterday having advanced 80
the late from Europe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

SLAVE CASE IS Bosros.-A writ of habeas corpus
issued out of the Supreme Judicial Court Of Boston
was lately served upon Mrs Mary B. Taylor, at the
house of Laban Morse, in Athol, where she was VISIT
mo with her family ordering her to produce the body
Of colored boy Arson Anderson, about ten years
of age whom ii was alleged she claimed 10 hold as a
slave Of her husband James Taylor Of Columbia, Ar
Kansas and intended TO carry back 10 Arkansas, there
to keep him as slave
and Judge Wilde, on Monday.
Tie answer put in for Mrs. Taylo was, that che
the wife of James Taylor, of Arkansas that the boy
Anderson was born and reared a slave her hus
bands plantation, where he had parents, and brothers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

YOUNG MAN FROM HOME.
TOR sale Subscribe excellent Book entitled
L "I'he Young Man from fome,' by John Angel James
stThou God Gen. Nv. 10.
"In all thy acknowledge him, and he shall direct Thy
pahs.-Prov. ill.,
"Wi thou from this time cry me- y Father thou art
the guide Of my youth '-Jer. iii, L.
Sixty three cents could not be better spent in the purchase
Of the above little work, OF L. r. NASH, Petcrs5rg.
Who has hand upwards off PIANO F0RTES of various
kinds which cannot he eqaed by any T. Take them
on tria You like them, keep them; them
you pay for them. EP 4
August IL g1-sut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

ton, and tho unlon ofaA Salo Rights Republicans
and oil advocates of strict construction of the Con
stitution."
This meeting "approve the course of the Executive
in vetneing the Bank bill, heartily applaud his wist
and patriotic prevention of the late impending
and pledge (hemselyes) firmly aud sincerely 10 srs.
tain and defend him in this act of fidelity the Consllu.
ton. The Republicans of Brunswick will have add.
nna cause TO thank and 10 support Mr.. Tyler-ns we
learn UNREASONABLE authority, that the second
will be presented to the House of Representatives
Wednesday. Messrs. Clay, Bolts & CO., cannot "head
Capt. Tyler"-They may denounce him hrf"retand-
and their bull dogs may whet their teeth for the assault
Mr.. Bolts may directly charge him with the "basesi
rcachcry Mr.. Clay, by way ot forernnner to the
onsaug ht Of his swhe Charles, may throw out the
threat that of old John Tyler, and no son OF Viz
gnin could be capable of the teachery that the veolng
Of such Bank bill, and the thwarng OF the views %,
the Wings would carry with them-But the veto WIZ
come-and the whirlwind of Remuneration may COME
and The dissolution of the Cabinet may come-hut a
generous People will 'susain and defend the Ch'ei
Magistrate in these acts of fidelity to the Constitution
The New Heaven Register euquently says OF the Ist
veto "Thanks to the frmness of tins VirgnIan the
trap which they had intended for others has sprung
upon themselves Let the Presd ant go on henceiorth
the plain path of constitutional duty now before HIM,
and he will be upheld by the strong hands aud stout
hearts of immense majority of the American
people He has already brayely tapped the Jugu-
lar vein of the 'Monster'-,he blood flows glorious
lily. Let the Wings denounce him as an absrac-
ionist if they will. The country will not be star
tied at the name. 1t was a Virginia abslractionst
that led armies through the per'ls of the Revolu
tion-a Virginia absractionst penned the Declaration
of lndepe ndence-the Virginia abstractoniss raised the
thrilling cry of REPEAL TO the Alien and Sedition Laws,
under the reign OF terror and another 'absractionst
from the good old wealth, God bless her.!
has now vndicatcd the Constitution that he had sworn
to support from the corruptons and expressions of a
monarchy in disguise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

yrlFTY DOLLARS REWARD Il VIII give the above reward
Il for the apprehension al my SIMON, who
the night OF the 18th August Simon Is between twenty and
twenty five lie had when he left house
pair Of omsSpun tow pana!oons he also carried with HIM
tr pair Of dark store oi and Two coats mixed ccai,
prctd the elbows the under,ide Of
sleeve the other thread one, neatly made 81
suffers very badly lie IL suppose, sa feet highs he
the his which cye do nnf rrcnlect
By fall He also carried with him Two hats new
old black hat lie horn and partly
Caroline county Va by Elizabeth Martini aud Doubt
b. back either by land there
do iorrwarn all hoatmrn whatsoever taking him board
viii give the above reward who viii deliver laid
Nero 10 me- in Halifax county, Va nine miles from the Court
house. PETER TORlAN, SR.
Sept 35-6ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

Rumors are rife about the Veto, the djournment Of
Congress- the dissolution Of the Cabinet and the APP
ponlment of their successors In next paper, we
shall be able 10 state more certain particulars Con-
gress is expected adjourn in the course of the week
The members are down by this extraordinary and
agtating sesson-and it will be very difficult to keep
quorum after Wednesday next. We forbear specnfa-
tions TO day. shall have the reality before
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

VALUABLE FARM FOR SaLE.-Nill he sold, the high
bidder, the house, Kent
THURSDAY next 9h Sept that very desirable Farm
Michacs Mount, iiarirli above thu
Court house, and river
aning by recent survey, i2s The
above mentioned farm consist OF comfortable dwt Hing house
and kitchen, and all necessary houses including barn.
Stables corn houses The situation remarkably
hctiy ohc and coed abundant the land portion
Of ~ very rich and about half heavily beed further
description deemed unnecessary, the premises be viewed
previous 10 aud On the day Of sale The of
wiI be accommodating viii be made known day
AUGUSTINE CRUMP
Sept = a,-Ir,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

u We have commenced the able Speech Of Col.
Hubbard in the II. of r. The Bank Bill. 1t abounds
with the most valuable Statistics. The Public want
facts and Egss-and the extensive researches of Gel
Fl. supply them in great abundance. lie corrects the
errors of Mr. Stuart vindcates the principles of Vr-
rna, and clears of distinguished Republicans
from the bots which Mr.. S. has cast upon their
cntcheon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

| AND FOX SALE-Wl be sold, IT public auction We'd
- nesday the 9TH October sii fair not ne fair
da on the premises Tract Of Land in Richmond county living
On osRy creek containing about 2 acres late the property
81 Robert latiam deceased. Also AZ same time The o
o ana Kitchen Furniture, and the Crops the The
and may be seen by application 10 John Garland Edmund Pal.
cn or Ebenezcr JrilIics, Sheriff Of Richmond county
SARAH LATHAM, b. j. .Hoodg, Agent
.ts-n,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

TRUST SALE-y Of Deed of Trust, executed nv
benjamin and Sarah iS wife, and Mary V Sheppard
February, 1922 Alfred Winston sum
SbU1 H. Trustee shall proceed 10 sell, FRIDAY
l7ti October, ls4 ~ A. NJ If fair II the day
the premises cHco county, certain Tract Of Land
anng hundred and seventy and also
the time and pace Negro Girl named Judy about II
year, old shall convey only such title IN me
Trustee, which Is believed 10 be- good.
GENJ DUAL, 7rss,ec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

md sisters TINT he IL Massachusetts ~ her fam
y that he remrned with her from attachment and
hoIce that no restraint put upon him, or claimed
him, except what the laws of Massachusetts
horned in similar cases towards other children that
lie intended returning to Arkansas, but dscaimcd all
intention ofcarryng the boy, forcing him to go
ept with his consent and choice or in accordance
with the law as 10 minors in like cases
The evidence did not vary this statement Of the facts
materially.
The court confessed itself perplexed by The question:
md referred for decision to the whole that as
,embles at Worcester in October next.
TnE yFro MEssAGE-Every where among Demo.
rats, this document IS received with warm and even
,nmutuous approval and qualification. Every mail
hat comes to Us brings from the remote parts of the
Union, as well as from every corner of our own State,
he voice Of congraiulation and OF triumph in every
TORN in which the popular feeling usually makes itself
heard and felt We might fill our columns with the
expressions which reach from all quarters, through
public meetings and the public press, of the high
wrought enthusiasm with which the Veto Of Tie Bank
bill hailed, by the Democracy from one end Of the
Union to the other.-.7ibany .irgus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07
Hpuses and LOIS al Lonisn Court House for sale, al

WILL be- Sold .D0nday, The llth day IL October ncx
w iai being Louisa turt,l al Louisa Court House, i;ra
Estate Of which the late ha SanLsr died seized pos
consisting houses aud Lots The terms of sale
which be accommodating, will BE- made knew the day ii
sale. GEORGE \. W. TAYLOR,
Executor ~ ELIZABETH SANDlDGE, d,tcdsed.
Sent r..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

Mr. Whitaker, who is 50 favoraby noticed in the fol.
lowing article from the Charleston Mercury is now in
Richmond where he will remain only day or two, for
the purpose Of extending his Subscription List. Ran.
dolpb & Go. will be permanent Agents of the Work in
Richmond We have carefully perused The Prospec-
tus, and the various testimonials which have been
given by the Southern Press. We have had the plea
sure of conversing with Mr. Whitaker, and Of catching
the liberal and enlightened spirit of Periodical SO
much wanting for the interests Of the South and We
cheerfuy and unhestatngly recommend its patronage
to the citizens of Virginia
"SouTuERx REvlEw.-We are gratifed 10 learn that
the energy of Mr.. ID. X. Whitaker, now in City
has been successful in securing handsome patronage
for establishing Southern Review in New Orleans
and farther that he has secured what is important
the Of the regular cooperation of some Of the
ablest writers in the South. The Of some have
been mentioned to us, and from knowledge Of the men
and Of the Editors political opinions we think that the
work will champion the South and the State Rights
principles upon which alone the South can be saved
and work Of the kind prosper in this u States
unless decided political position be maintained. Mr.
w has obtained very large description in Louisiana
and the States South and Southwest of and very
good one in Charleston, which we hope will be greatly
increased before he leaves
at will be by the Prospectus, that the Review
to be printed in New Orleans will be published stimuli
taneousy here and in other cities where the circulation
is such as TO make it desirable"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

An Education Convention held yesterday at
Clarksburg, Harrison county Delegates had been
appointed from many of the Counties in the North
West, and the Valley. 1t expected that the Con-
venon would be large one, and that very interesting
proceedings on this most important subject would grow
ont of the meeting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

NUllIE.A Legacy Of about hundred dollars
~ by John billiard 81 Spottsy county, Va,
billiard, who resident I'll Bedford county
Va bG he supposed 10 have moved o the Western
States This Is therefore 10 inform him. of his friends
the Estate my hands, and he get by application
IIIDS. II. Smith.
Executor cf John Daldrd, drcd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

tor from the Wheeling District, has resigned his scat
in the Senate of Virginia. writ for a new Election
has not ye, been issued BY the Governor. The Dis.
trct consists of the Counties of Ohio, Brooke, Mar
shall, and Tyler. The Election will call forth the
exerons of both parties The three last Counties are
Democratic Ohio is Wing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD JACOB len pc misses on liz,
morning Of the 1911! ultn", and has heard
will give The above reward for his delivery Rich
mnni and pay nil REASONABLE charges Jacob has Mrs
foN IN KING William, where be possibly may be detected by
vigilance the part Of the nclghborS.
D,,trPion-Jacob snail man. wears of age thin
ysacr aud solemn countenance had when c pair
blue rasnct pants worSed vet and domestic roundabout
shoes and a blue cloth cap. 4. VI. BAILEY.
III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

(~nAS. y. SHAVE CLASSICAL AND MaTIIEMATICAi.
- SCHOOL will commence apartments
Unitarian Church on the Isl Of October.
For information regard discipline
stmction, application may be mad g. a. s. Mrs Turpin
Rirnont House, between the hours Of and TO- A. NJ,
and5, r. VI.
At The suggestion Of friends, English department has
added 10 the School.
Richmond, Sept 9Th, 1911. 3J-2aw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

The New York Star says, if Capt. Tyler sends in n
second Veto, the Wings will abandon him. They may,
them prepare at once for the leap. We understand il
will be sent the House Of Representatives Wed
nesday Mr.. Bolts thunder w of course, be ready
fnrf the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

ENlS HILL, Collector and GHerd -7ceat, who
IL larry the County Court of Caroline held the second Monday
in each month"; will transact business entrusted him
SEM a,