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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
KING d CRUMBACKER.
(Succcss'rs la Solumon kinr)
IN GROCERIES, WINES. 81 LIQUORS
FORWARDING q COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.

VIM. ii. KING, 4 Il. e. CRUMBNCK-
Elk, having entered into partnership and purchased
The stock Of Mr. solomon Ming will continue husi.
ness at The old stand No I6. Water Street.
They are prepared 10 receive aud despatch goods
cast, or west, at the low est rates.
Inc patronage oi the customers oflhc late House
and our friends is solicited.
JUNlATA NAILS.-l00 kegs So o. an
IOs Juniaia nails Oh consignment for sale low hy
july 81 KING; A. CRIMR,CErp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
TRUST SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITI RE.

NTH RE
eH virtue Of a decd oftrist made 10y Ezekiel ID
uB Withcrs 60 Gs. dated rhc llfh day Of Janua.
~ 1871 and Of record IN the Clerks Office OF the
county court Of Ohio county. VIC the undersigned
will sell. az public auction on Saturday the fourth
day of Scptcmbcr next al the house lately occupicd
by said Wilhcrs ar a store and dwelling house in tic
city If Wheeling Ihc valuable household goods and
furniture mentioned 30 the schedule annexed %
aid deed, consisting Of ncw mahogany side board
secretary, tables, SC, Sc. or such part thereof as
may bo found sufficient 70 pay tho sums Ul money
remaining due by Virtue Of said decd.
u such sale be- not then completed The sarac wall
bo continued from day 10 dly until completed. sale
% commence at . O'clock \ NJ. Terms cash.
ROBERT CRANGIE
CilAS W RUSSELL,
aug 2lB Trustees
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

liam n
Adalme Newton Sarah
ret Nelson AR
lsanah d
& Sun Ondcrdonk HG
Il
In J Purly MA
I OF Price JonesPLgc Lydia
cca Parker William ID
A Parker DIR
ur Phillips VIC
@ w PcdcnJ
IL PGntony r
N or Mary AnuPaiicrson PrisiIa
amos III Parker Lydia Jane
homas Pool Benjamin
licl Lynn ID D.Pcrry Ann ID ,
&C ID Price Il CUpt
ID Patterson James
John and MaD Phifon Charles
Putnam PhilipD
BET Pyhus William
+ Page Thomas
Palmer Eliza
p Porter duhn
Jacob IL
Richards James
Wait Russell John
II Ramhs Fielding
Ison VI RuIer VINO
~ Jano Robinson ) G
ham Rulhuriord Wm
Runncld Wm Il
Il Richardson Harm
an Rosan Hugh
q Edward G. Reed Robert
Il Reed G. w
Amay RaiclIT Benz
,t Il Reilly James
iliiam Rngnick John
uci ID j.. Richards John
Richard Roger James
ne Mrs 3 Robinson } w
,rge Robinson Susan Il
Robinson Belle Jauo
puisa Robinson W L
'rcIIcl Rhodes OthIal
Humphrey Robinson Louisa
q Reilly Mrs Philip
-
David Smith Capt Wilson
Summons WIN NJ 8
John 2 Smock Philip
~ Sharp Jacob jr
uIg Sidney Schwarter Sarah
r Slack Sami l.
n Sands WIN
C. Scott Luke
DpcI Smith Sarah NJ
Silyaris John
llchaclP Salyarls T. ,
Shepherd Charles J
&C Scaucrdiy Pulaski
n Shcrrick John
Mary Shirp George
Viz Shaw Isaac
Ann Smith VIM
William X Stewart james w
amos Stewart G.
ohm StickrOd Adam
Sweeney Daniel
Stewart Snyder Nicholas
Pr Snyder jesse
Vim II SirainROhert
y Sllr Mary Ann
.lcy1ndcr Il
.uEd TONG Birharu
u TuSslCr Joseph
In TnpP Cyrus Il
mucl fhnmtCu G. w
;ich1rd ) Thompson Jefferson
. Robert Taylor John w
cph THplcu Philip
rPh Tidb1li Joseph
rgo Thomp ouJ J
L Tharp Daniel q
u v n
~ Miss Underwood Joseph r ?
Patton NIrgmius Lodge ?
Agnes Victor James
Joseph Vance Samuel ID
"a Nanbcrrln WIN
rluCIs Van Meter John
} Zimmerman Wm
bra n ZciIly JohH n
.u G. Zane PlalOn
~ W
lamln wool II
White VIM
X White JJmCs
icuh . Wilbudgc J ID
~ Dr. Wharton Landpn
Whymcs Ann
b Walker Alex w
lea Walsin Jacob
T. Weber Potter
Wallace james
William Wort J r.
m Watson Andrew
izIbeth Walters Lewis
ih Whrh Roth Ann
muCl Winter Jacob
Hired PIckcnnnW uudcrlich Simon II
" illilm Wiicy &c
ih1uuc Wood Peter
Henry Virgins Eli
d Wright -
N WHInmaon " N
|. James wilson IL
GERMAN LETTERS
LrIvick Bower JOHN & Cathcrt
Ir InuE Burnett
irh1ci Schetpcr Charles
]ilcurue Srhmiu
kciChcr John
John Cord Hell Auru-in
DAVID AGNEW p NJ.
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LIST or

I'D EMAlNING in tho wh,cIu, 20, OG.
AAAucIsi JlJ. rrrs,u, ,lrItn- tor lcr,cr m "a.
LHi'"inS liSt vii please say they ate aI,culs,l.
Ctierw ISL they may uoi receive ,b,n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

y ~ y efnrf 81 Nnnfoc mud Fourth SIS
r7lStfG TitE INV COURTHOUSE.
Whrrs 49, rlfy uu Ire House end Steamboat
furHuTsa. in 80 ~ bran, hss.
ThrF have cal-auiif 90 haui HfiraAfs. II rayi
go naHfrf hsdcs. Waf.r CIassfs. Fan
Tatf 80 GO Stesss Bais. RosFfsf or m.acs.
ter rtrad tUafafaf Issf CeGss. Hafenf nan
M.1ffs Fas go IN PaaFs LTaf PIes II al
ss Etsn I'D II 1sB hsAarss aad uorioi ~
fm fsF a1Hrf Hfra
Wesf fadurtra fhranFh frrien Pines
Em snrs b usfliur Wafsfs m fhc Cuuntry.
hfaagfEH e. Wrr HAR ROOMS fitted ur
iEETuFR uOSE
o. caunfy ssls sfcam tngn,s
go M fes Ha.tfsHf rfrrirr4 col paalfalH,
f WftFlIIhG Na
cast Ftiu fUH DLUE scRAFs
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
InAIEuI.

NJ a NnJS UEJERtG CHER. respectfully
auUluufr l1 Ihs hssr ulEpHI mu.tr. frr,r
aecgHd G1arCu ru Coo NlJIn, Guitar. Horn
ufh snriur. on ThurH'Hg evening thc 10th Incl.
Ht thcf fH Ha1
Eml W sI n.ffYrn on fIr Horn pieces g,t,
kchua Sever done Hff Uff hF any other rrr-,,r
and q fffagd and HIJiH.Cul public Will have nm
tr'gfiunIfY nt hr1rne bot beautiful instrument
90 ~ Fru. WHIrh 81. 1 seldom offered. Dor rag
HlarF s.c bH'HuI fHF HHs. IItkcfs 90 els a.
Pc a af tHr 90 ufr'. fuI bookstores.
W ~ iufUudr remaining Iu ibis City n frV
kH"fWinr Nh.u iru" hC will give triyaf.
.saIua fl any wHa Wrh and will also etfsnI
i1c lunIuE aud rrrIuHl nt P1nue. &c can
fr.ohnd RI I'll uIrra af .HI fuEWa Hotel
Aur FH go
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

GPOHTtNG Powder, suoT. 49,
EHaHl aHrfn Trnr aatf j lsr-n
nv ~ afs5 Rrt a.
Paaat 49, ~ HHi18taGT. Paf
r4saam Tsas HtH. $780, Hmf ritrL Ta a b.
So air u lHfafnrs u af
,- % KING rUTWn kHkrU ff Wlfsf -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
A NornER MAGNIFIC ~ srn1Y

A MOTHER NAGNIFIC sVr STORY
~ fwl OrigiaAl aui BEAUTIFUL Ensraytngs.
the NEW WORLD fuT he week ending Augnst
a. cont unS-
Tee ID .fotmcd-a noyll % tho deepesi !nterc,,
~ the author VI Oo~s and Fte ds.n
Bafuaby Rud ye -ncW ctAp'crs, with an Illus.
uat ' engraving made expressly Tor the New
World.
Jcrusilcm-A Sketch win a superb cn,m
yiua OF the hilla and sacred city.
An original Poem, by Ms Sigourncy-with
"a other ori-tnal Poem, b. Mrs MOwau, Ms,
IrawfJid, Henry Z Watson, Park Benjamin
Sc.
Thcairical R1mirisccnccs including memorial.
OF Mrs SlddOn. Miss O'Nul, Johr Kcmble, Ban,
MISTER, &c.
The Spectre Ship OF salcE 4 story from
BlackWood's Magazine.
The Worth 81 the Mind An essay BY Rev Or.
willie Dewey
The Riya'-a love story with a ~1oral.
TIc New NJrk unIsersiy, and "a Medical
school.
A great vmlcty 90 v iturill and : loctcd Ar a..
clfs -r1uapng nom afANt 20 gay, rom lively To
rCrrrC."
Fufrga New, o. the C1lunbia.
Sub riptipns received anl 0ingic numbcrs for
sale al the Pcns heal nm-c an SttHo larvtsforo
of , N THOMPSON 4 co.
ave - Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
HARDING a WELDIN,

FORWARDING &COMMISSloN MERCHANTS.
WHEELING, VA.
'NlE subscribers have entered into partnership
- 10 continue the Transaction OF the Conceal
Commission md Forwarding business, aui rcsrort-
iulIy tender 10 the friends and patrons uflhat house
their best services. The usual advances will T.,
made ior froighis. or on goods consigned for sale:
ami ny constant personal attention TO all husines.
coniided 10 Ihoir management, hope 10 mcri, a c,,.
'nuance vi the patronage OF their friends,
II w HARDIN
aug IL - = WELDlN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
By AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
rAssEo a rHE TfEsr SESSION or me TWENTY.
SEVENTH CONGREss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
7ADRTPLE BOsTON MOTION.

NTADRTPLE BOSTON NOTION
- f-1runuv m ,Hg aggregate n printed sutlsCo
oI - hundred slulrc feet. imposed 90 She double
go, frm. every I1sc containing uHucou columns
.7eb srafom our feet Boz lcngth
4 few c1gi, just renewed and COZ sale otthc FC.
1,sficll office aud Stationary store ~
JOHN N THOMPSON g. co
Also New Wprid mI saturday Evening Poet Il
Avg lih a'g ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
DISSOIUTION-

- DN'NoHN IVNa
' VIE partnership heretofore existing between
lhe subscribers under the firm of NrKec
ilaidihs' &Co. IL dissolved by mutual consent. Thu
accounts Of the finn will be adjusted by their sue.
cesSors Handing x weldin.
X M'EEE,
K w HARDING.
aug " = = WELDIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

MI subscribers have Wst O. clycd from phil
Il ndclphin direct lrufu fhr importers 81 pues
and Casks WinCs and i.tIlors, q every variety
aud prCo which 81 ~ oder o. dcalcrs aud otheFa
uu TIE msat hh ret ttrms in casks, dcmfiBhns.
Dot 60 und nn dfnft iu nuufrs 90 EIit. tIc FOL
luUinE ueliknown brauts comm urt q portion -
tttfT flutks
Wrxandct IS, lnsic1 sac RANDY
gaardI..n u.r,le4un DO o.
} J Duffr DO do
G,sidanl'u cara uid t8luiar d. 1919.
lisuf siasa sud AurhoF Gu.
nuh. CuHisn a. ca. fur'f psio Shsuy.
4 radBu pafnrular Madeira
4 sburus hRr Gfape Jugt 90 Temperance port
Hams nna Sons. Port utut.
tfeu latIHg Sweet MHlafa.
frucI Nr Hnf g. stun Minrs.
NuCTua MhHsr aft. EIgnd.d,
Preach toTdinlH in bottles MurCafts NaCkha-
Nc FsmfY ciafsL runrh "a hitc sInr tiuUlat.
a.
ktNG A CRJMRACKER.
aug ~ NJ H Hafa -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

kINO a CHt ~aBNCkEH,
80 Co. Hstr stufI
INV iaa asosst sal oder ~ uie gw 81
prsas Ra esa
siesss,s ssas ! 81. 80 nl
5 n,sss g..tm pa r~atssss 800 o. Lamf
ss Bssos Nss B. nl-
n H rsFsfs
fusns ledge
tafreif iatrh Msdtr
ttif Aam a taif ta sslHaIas
p bu fuFw ani
Fr 4r rrtFt hr
elsie. 81 a
o. tai eran 49, go uta
$50
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~ ss astrf
ua y
ars -ns w
sa hssaf ar
rana
re. .
haffsa Tsu 81
Hs H
HtEra Haf
HrHaE fHrHr HrH
Ia Fs f rr
a r HFr go K r
a
s8anun mEuk uu
'if ~ @ -
- mHw go i
faera ns e uTrf 81 a. Ill.,
- aH n - - $500
ltHfisihNs tiufHHa rUH -
ra ai f Il rfrv - 81 i
ahsb uH Al aF R - -
49, N n a. &c., -
hFAu0 Mtnt ffIfnuN. U go
uatrl 49, II WHn n utrH
80 y ~ 30 81 @ a - 49,
Wu He HfInHV
NNDUCEuENr To gLEua-us 80.
sr'au aar uF $1,000 aas
Hulr 81 ar utrhsn iafn af &c.,
Msrrnaf nF ewes titFa 1888 ~ H 49,
hnn ~ aharfn ~
NufIN % ufIMF4JN a. rI Af#H
HHr w MHf Hr
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

~NHhNtn saH rw M mr Hu o.
an 3d. tnf aaHr @ eHh shn.
n ft 30 sFs I'd HfFF sni Tuli
cd cd f Ht assr
~ go a aEa eI HHr r Hw-
ga I'D HHIN fflUghN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

wv - fuafs IHaar.a Iafsrn
rrHFn sI e. aIr ri HH TuTs Oh@r-
81 80 1tI WnthrnN
NgfuENTa = TsssrI m Cauffal Ansuoi
90 Narafa ~ thH O. siefhrw p Wis ain
rrt huta FrfaF1 CO.. UoiF fHHf Gfsorc Tor
arFHHaH FaaHf b. Co., Htusr CO I'r ~
CD @ IuIfN Ff~lfEN II1 MIN f
tllitlN - Hsah s8pTF. fu.f received tHi ni
afs Ff hr aufIf N.rrv r go
rH| IN LtIVNkFR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

VIRGINIA ONO COUNTY COURTS cn,y
cERY-At rules held in the Clerks office of d
lio county court aforesaid for the month Of July
1871
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
eoRaserED ADMINISTRATION rus TINES sY

ErcL.-rs Brokers. iO7 Man street Wle,liuc =,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

Ihe Eauks marked par are receiy q on dcpO.
site at the banks in TINS city. Those banks marx.
Cd are not purchased.
mo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

srFu &f aF kHekm -aa
FUns 30 ar guhu ian @ &C.,
Narrunf g. ewes tasfa - 49, H 49,
hln ~ sasnfn n
puUy % ufJNFsJN a. co. Ar.a
80 OBJ No. HraH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-14

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Iwil give the above
~ rewards for The apprehension aud delivery to me, oI Ss cur = ~
Jail 40 that | get them again, the following five Negroes, VINO Ian
away on the first Of February last, belonging TO the Lover nSiu
Plantation, in Goochland county, or S5o for either OF mem, VIZ.
Armistcad, 40 years old, appears Older, having lost ms l'oh'
teeth by the kick of u horse, ; feet IL inches high. ,..
Jim Ross, about % years old, yellow comple1inn, small olacs
ewes. high cheek bones, he shews traces of Indian blood, aoou' U
feet high. ,f his
Nimrod, abou, 40 years old, is getting bald on tho crown OF MS
head has a lazy walk, rather a down look, 5 fec, 8 i2ches high.
William Tinsiey, about 30 years old, prominent yves, rainS
small, features, dark, hut not black, feet 10 inches ea. ,.,,
Reubcn, 81 years old, short and stout, good looSi 5 feet nan
and inch high. g. ] v. .
These Negroes went or together, from Riehmon Ihey a ,b
no doubt, in the country, or may be on the riscr fting, WIN
false papers. ~. ~ Eft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-14
Entcnstrc and Yaiaabie Real Estate and Hater POccr,
in Loaner Iirginia, for Sale.

Eztcnstrc and VaiaaMc Real Estate and Hater POtccT,
in Lo,ccr Virginia, for Sale.
THE Plantation in the county Of southampton, known as Pop,
4 lar Swamp or Aliens Quarter, belonging 10 the Estates oi
r. C. Orrain, n. ID. Brydnn and the subscriber, Is now offered for
saie. Its situated on holloway river, about three miles below
usalem, and contains by the old surveys 6,iiS acres, extending
about seven miles along The river, which IS navieable 10 Monroe.
above the Plantation, for vessels drawing 10 feet water. Ahoht
two. ftths of the land is cleared, the most OF which snow VI GOOD
heart, and very productive, in corn, oats, Cotton, sc. u pa
lance Of the land is in its original growth, and embraces about
1000 acres Of more valuable oak and pine tmbtr thin y DC
fonnd, az is believed, on any navigahle water IN virginia; micn
of the oak timber is exceedingly valuable for ship building ana
pine slaves, and the pine timber Of the very largest an pr>t qiall-
ty. To Tie ship builder and tin.ber seitcr, this land Oilers induce
,nents rarely 10 be- met with; rs timber can be got ana transport
ed, nj a small expense, 10 Norfolk, through The DISMAL swamp
Canal, or 10 any other port, through the Pa'nlico Sound.
On this Estate il n Gr-t Mill, situated on Bean lIcrk, possess
i water power not ruualled IN that section Of the county,
the supply being constant throughout the year. ana suhhclehl ior
a Saw Mill and Cotton Factory IN addition Ia The Grlst NM.
Tie timbcrcd land lies along the river, immediately. ahoSe ara
below The Mil. which is within one hundred yards OIL ihe rNtr,
and timber could be iloated W TO the mil sheets.
The improvements consist Of 4 frame dwelling honse, WIN sS
rooms, gin house, and all other necessary out houses for 2 lars"
plantation, with an apple orchard which VIII generally yield irum
so 10 co barrels Of Brandy per annum.
The above land, if mol previously disposed oil privately, soi
which due notice will be given,) VIII be 500 u pup,C auction,
ON Tho pcmises, in lots to sui; purchasers, on Tuesday, te alst
dan Of DreenJtr nert, and in the mean time VIII be SHOWN 10
any person wishing to see il by Or. Wm. y. SPARK, VINO 10" re-
sides on the premises, or cul. Z. Rochelle, who lives inthc imine-
diatc neighhorhood.
M two and three wears, equal payments, for which bonds and
apprnvcd security will be required, and the title retained nnlll
The whole amount of the purchase money i paid IN conformity
IN A decree OF court directing the sale Of that portion beloncin. 10
the heirs or n. G. Orcain, deceased. For any further particulars,
amply To the subscriber, near Cabin Point. snmy county, va.
r. CARTER II. EDLOE.
o., 10 i5-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-14

GENERAL AGENCY.
nICHARD HILL L. co. attend TO Collecting Debts, Hiring
H Negroes, Rentin. Out and Selling Property, &c, &c.
NEGRO HIRING.
Those persons who intend 10 send their Negroes 10 Us 10 he
hired OUT for the ensuing year, viii consult their own interest BY
sending them in a. early rs possible. We will give our attention
to Negroes in sickness, &c, throughout the year.
RICH. HILL, Ia.
RICHARD G. TUSSTAI1.,
OTee on Main street, orer the Enfairer oFec.
Dec. WS-aWtli
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-14

AND FOR sAi.E.-By virtue of = Decree of the Goaniy
- CoIr, Of Hanover, made the 23i day Of November, lsii, ~
=. sat of Wood and others vs.. Tins!ey's Administrators, ! snaiL,
q FRIDAY, the 18th day Of December next, If fair, hf not, the nrst
ft DAY thereafter, sell, at public auction, 10 the highest hiddcr,
= ac'cii; Of one and two years, except so much as VIII deifay
II, expenses Of said sale, for which the cash viii be required,
'~o facts Of Land, 10 wit: The Tract on which William Tins
y, lately deceased, resided, containing about 800 acres, on
Which there is a good dwelling house and other necessary our
i"ls-,, aud a large and valuable orchard, with good water and a
,,'ascsncs Of timber The other Trac, joins the above, and is tine
ia'-rn Known by the name Of the Farmers Inn, and contains
"a' 10 acres, most Of which is well ,imbered. The purchaser
'ielr,red to give bonds, with approved security. The title WIN
: i;ained un,i the money is paid. The above property Is wan.
: eileen miles cf Richmond, and in one mile Of the Railroad. a
It7l-i description is deemed unnecessary, as the property Is wei
,'"n, and those wishing 10 purchase will view u before ~ uay
Nr. The lille To the above Tract of Land is deemed unqucs-
.@isa's-yc,, acting a. Special Commissioner, shall only con-
: sea TILE a j. vested in me - such.
~ 81 Sg-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-14
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., &c

Second Supply-Nor. s, ls41.
CAMEL PUTNEY is now receiving another fresh stock o.
- Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &C., &c, by the Liberty, just a''i'eu'
,onpnsinc a good stock of the following;
Mems heavy pegsed Broeans.
DO. lined and bound kip pegged Bootees.
IA do. do. sewed Bootees VERY superior.l
o.. fine calf Bootees.
Do do. kip sewed Bootees large sizes.)
10 heavy superior water Boots leNtra qualty}
eases Of mems heavy water proof Boots.
Is cases of stou, calf Boots, AT ) and So.
Womcn's fine sewcd Wells.
Do. do. strap sewed Bootees.
Bows line sewed kip and calf do.
Misses fine strap leather Booiees and Shoes.
LADIES' fine goat lace Booiees.
po. superior gaiter Boots.
Do. do. silk quilted Bootees. :,
1900 pair of ladies' fine dress walking Shoes ana slippers, al
Qualities, shapes and sizes.
so par Of Bacon's Shoes and Bootees, for children.
Richmond made Brocues, russell and black leather.
Miles & Sons celebrated waterproof Boots,
And many other kinds OF superior and beautiful goods, LOT he
Winter wear, which will be sold rs low ~ the same quality OF
can he bouel, for, either in Baltimore, Phlladelphia or Ne"
FORK, wholesale and retail, by. SAMUEL ClSEl,
UAobsaie aud Retail Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Trunks,
Sr - d-5m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-14

ABNER ROBINSON, Esa.-As yon are not a resident o:
i the Commonwealth Of Virginia, you will please take notice
that on The 10Th day OF December, in the year 1871, between Inc
hours Of 9 O'Clock in the morning and ) O'Clock IN the evening Q;
that day, al the Office Of z. NJ. Tabb, Notary Public, IN me Wy
SON and others, to be read as evidence in Chancery suit, nov
depending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancer!
far Henrico county aud the city Of Richmond, on the CHANGER,
side thereof, wherein |. as the Executor of Henry King, am
nlnintir and Yourself and others are defendants. And, II the
taking az the said dispositions he not completed on that day, The
proccedincs for the taking Of the same will be continued, iron
day TO day, al the same place, and between the same hours uh'
nj The same shall be fully taken.
$50" CHARLES P. G0oDALL,
Executor Of Henry King.
$50, I'D
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NOYI7NEYT TO BISHOP MOORE.

MONUMENT To BlStiOP MOORE.
PURSUANT 10 notice previously given, Il number Of the gen
L tlcnen belonging To the Congregation at the Monumental
Church, in the CITY Of Richmond, met on the 3Nih nit, Tor the
uurposc 81 adopting measures To erect a Monument 10 tile Mcmu-
~ Of their late pastor, Bishop Moore.
Mr.. Philip Harrison was appointed Chairman Of the meeting,
and Sir. WIN. Williams Secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions were then proposed
and adopted:
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God 10 remove from this
world our venerable pastor, the Right Reverend Richard Chan
ming Moore, and il is our desire, by a suitable Monument over his
remains, 10 manifest our respect fpr his character, AMI perpetlate
his remembrance amongst us: And believing that many of his
friends throughout The state, and Of the congregations in the Do
rcsc over which he 50 long and faithfully presided would cs-
teen il ! privilege To contribute 10 the same object: De 1t there
fore
Rtsolrea, That the Rector and Wardens Of this Church be, and
they are hereby, appointed n Committee 10 contract for, and cause
10 be erected, a Monument over the remains OF our late beloved
nastor. the Right Reverend Richard Claiming Moore.
Reso tred, That William II. Hubbard Of this city be appointed
Treasurer OF said Committee, and that he be requested forth
10 open a subscription paper, for the purpose Of receiving
contributions towards the erection cf said Monument, and the
amount received hold subject TO the disposal of said Committee.
RGoired, That the proceedings Of this meeting be published in
the newspapers OF this city and in the Southern Chnrclman.
~ PHILIP HARRISON, Gin.
Tcste,-WM. WILLIAMS, Seg.
DJ- In conformity with the above resolutions, 4 subscription
naner has been opened a, the store Of Hubbard, Gardner & Co..
,uIl ,Se,s. onply. WIN. II. HUBBARD,
1D.r q 60-aaw2w Treasurer Monument Committee.
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L cree of the Superior Court Of Law and Chansery Tor tue
county OF Halifax, jSeptemher Term 1871, in a suit-Wynung
and others, against Biough's Administrator shall sell, To tie
highest bidder, for cash, at Mount Laurel, in the county Of Han
fax, on Saturday, the Isl day of January, lsi2, the Negroes men
toned in said decree, consisting Of men. women, boys and girls.
They are a parcel Of veIy valuable and likely Negroes. Persons
wanting Negroes for their own use will have 4 good opportunity
TO supply themselves. JOHN COLEMAN, COMMISSIONS.
Nv Is S-tds
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10Th Nov, 1871.

SMyRsA, DEi., Nav. l7th, 1871.
THIS il 10 certify that | have been afflicted with StammerinG
L for eighteen years, and found no relief until came under
your instructions; and il affords me much pleasure TO say, mt
from your treatment, | have, in the short space of hve days, been
relieved, and can now speak as well rs could possibly desire
I therefore commend ul persons who have this Ialht 10 come
under yonr instructions. MORRIS BA1TEf.
To E. G. Briggs, NJ. D., Richmond, Va.
Nny Ob 1S-ls
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N AN AWAY about the 18th October, a Negro Man. named
II Frank, sometimes calls himself Charles, aloa, I'VE feet six
inches biph. sonarc built, dark complexion, and a full face, with
large, broad lips, when spoken TO shows them very plain, and
on his rish, wrist n very large sore, cut with an axe, and has
had 4 whulow on both thumbs. | expect that he Is al work
nbout Richmond, with a pass given him by a Negro. orersecrs
of factories and shoe.makers will take notice that no such Ne Ne
o,o will como on their works, and other public works. l will
Give ten dollars for the said Negro, ii delivered TO ne o, secured
III any jan A.. CLARY.
c,.s..rso,d corn,v ya. Nsy. g. lsII. CQ-w3w
nr- Compiler will cnp.