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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

the Bank was settled by the Supreme Court, BY SIMPLY
setting forth The rrincp Piles Of that decision. lie show
I'd that the Court did not undertake 10 say whether Inc
power charter banking corporation was among lhe
r grants Of the Constitutions but, on the contrary
referred the legislative power as the only authority
VII c could risifuy pass upon the question whether
Bank 'neccssary md pr0Ptr anu III TINS way 70
br mpllrd an incident TO the expressly grantee
powers Under this decision, alr. u showed mat Tue
Supcmc Court left 1t open for every Congress TO pass
the consliu,onalty Of Bank, instead oil assuming
tu blnd Congress by lis decision.
Mr. q referred 10 Mr. Bates declaration that Inc
Il, Of the Supreme Court ought 10 Ne put upon
level with the commandments OF Inc Ahihof " ou' :,
lunou hy all true believers. Mr. buchanan saia 'hls
VAS assuming nalllby for the Judges, and arrosa'-
mo far Them The authority over the Government, the
Constitution and cunscences OF men, which Tie iiea
Of the Church once maintained over religion ana po''
lcsoycr princes and States-oyer the m'nds anu lot
tunes of individuals. r,Lo g.
The mower thus assumed for the decisions OF the su-
preme Court made il the sovereign power IN the coun'
rv and not the people. Mr.. b., 10 use his own me
6Gure commended 'hat The stream cannot ascend AeAer
than Mc fountain r a.,
Mr. r next considered some OF the details OF the
nronosed measure The location of the Bank he IN
,id was Al war with all the avowed purposes OF It's
creation Ii proessed 10 be the regulator OF the cur
rcncv-the aid of commemorative promoter OF arts ana
ar;cul,ure none Of which existed in this District on
seole commensura with the capital OF the BANK. As
a bDilkifdl BHnE, however, bisliiet n'o VIZ
Mace for lis location, but this disavowed as the oo-
;cct Of its creation-yet il was signed to spot
where political must enter largely into its
con.rnl.
who are 10 be the board of controR Not farmers,
mechanics manufacturers, commercial men; but men
hanging On The patronage Of the Government. There
are nine Drectorsthc Government I" appoint three.
The .rs. Bank had twenty ,ive-the Government none
The second Bank had twenty fve-iive were appointed
by Government One third appointed by the Pre-
silcn in the proposed Bank, and saaTed, and tins
makes the Executive sure Of them He has only TO
reach two by his influence, TO command the whole ma
chine.
we noted great variety Of important and striking
points in MIR. B.s speech, to which, IN the hurry OF
putting eur paper 10 press, cannot advert. Mr.
closed by moving strike out this District as the seat
Of the Bank \ very Interesting discussion arose on
this, Of which sketch will be hereafter gwen The
motion was ost-he whole Federal party voting against
IT, The session closed after MIR. Wright had rendered
several important amendments Globe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24
DAY or FASTING

DAY or FASTING AND PRAYER-The
Lutheran Observer says: Tn view ut the suG den
and universally deplored death Of theItta Pfosileor
Of the United States. Presidcn, Tyler has deemed
II ms duty To 10 the nation the ohscr.
vance of a day OF Especial Fasting and Prayer. In
adopting this measure We think the feeling or the
public. especially orthe religious public. have been
happily anticipated, and that thc voice Of our Chief
Magistrate will find an accnrdart Iui most hearty
echo IN the bosum of every Christian patriot.
President Tyler has wisely consulted the
interests and duty as well as the feelings Of great
nation, ir recommending a diy o~fflsling and pray
er; and there - no doubt but that the reccmmen.
dation will receive a cordial response throu chout
the whole land. and be strictly observed by all re-,
liyious denominations.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24
3 ARKANGEMENTS-

RICE, & }. }. WELLS have assocIaied
80 themselves together in business under the
name and style of : RICE & Co, and they now tako
pleasure ~ informing their old customers and tie
public IN general that they are now receiving iroia
The East q most splendid stock Of spring and sumner
gOols-cuusIs;IHg Of
Black, Blue, Brown, Olive. Dahlia. Invisible and
Bottle green broad cloths, which have not been sur
passed Ia beauty and quality in this market. here.
toiOrU-Also Black, Blue, aud Fancy Cassimeresc II
every style end quality.
Summyr ClOth- CJs>imcrcit, Brmbazine, Linen
drilliEgs, Gambrccns and many other articles suira-
Die for summer coats ald pants.
Also ycsungs Of every variety 0fstyle and colour
that eau be named.
Together with a beautiful assortment Of Linen,
Silk aud Cotton Sligis-Stocks, CDIiSrs. Suspcu-
Iers. Gloves, Cuava's, a.. g., oil Of which We shall
sell very cheap FOR cash.
~. b. We are also prepared to make up clothes
O. order iu tha hes and most approved style.
Our old customers. and The public generally are
respectfully invited To call and examine for lh0ms:I-
YES o.; No 13g Zanc's Row.
no - S. RICE d CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE-r, t,e
following icttes inom our Harri,hug cvrro.ponieni.
II VIII bs seen that the Bank Reform and Appm.
prsiion Bill of Mr.. Jon>s1N Of Amsironp. passed
mai rcodu e IN the Pennsylvania House Of Repre-.
Sen'au'es. on Friday. and was expected 10 be &C
led upon by the Senate. on Saturday
HARRISBURG. April t6. 1871.
Mr.. Johnson's Revenue. Bank aud Apurorri,.
ton Bill. Called The Rel 'fBiIl has Just passed the
House Of Representative. on third raadinv, Y,,s
80. Aiesser- Broihead Of Pike. Tfach
OF Weaver. Loco focos) voted Tor the bill on final
passage D. wIll De- sent tD Tho Senate 20. r-~--ny,
and presented 20 he Governor viihout mycb r,r.
thcr DELAY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

ST ANN : STEPHENS.
Dean si,teth IN The Capitol, Ills "a III. uuny
Hung ITS black shadow o'cl 4 rounlryi hcbc
And 10 a nation bendeIh down IN tears.
lew short wceas and NIL was jubilee
The ar was musical with happy sounds
Inc future full Of promise-joyous smiles
be'n on each fTecuasn's face and lighted up
The gentle eye of beauty.
Ias Hero cins-a noble good Old MN
Strung IN the wealth Of las high purposes.
ASe sat upon him with a gentle grace.
Owing unto ms uauhDsi dignity.
l'n'hins u with pre- ani lofty thoughts
~ pictures CNo their mellow hues e. time.
lie stood before the people. Th-ir'shld been
The v,gor ofhis youth. hs mnuhppd's strength.
Al now his green old age was yielded up
To answ ~ their bchcsi.
Thousands had csthcrd round that marble dome
Silent and muiiuu.css ia their deep rev .renr,,
Save when iherc gushcj lac h~et,Iug lhob
Aai low tumrltuous hrcaih OF pilrut hearts
Surch1rgd with grateful Joy. The mighty dead
Bent gently DER hIm with their spirii u;ngs.
~ splemIiy lac iOpk the earthly state
Which hung us purple Ger his path To Heaven
In Heaven the H,u answered IT.
Tune slept" IN hpwer AMI len, his glass To Hone;
ol' Nlil" 'n"iilh hi> golden sInIs n 81 sped
when ming'rng with the music ufuur nv.
Ar'," anl S,ycii't a loN fIncrril STRAIN.
- sal and mnnrnfil. IN { a nation irafI
Aud sren',led ~ she went.
Darkness ~ DER tie land
f"r l' a d~sih nag streams upnn the bse,yc-
The Hro hah 9,pcr,cE
Nay let Us weep prr srcf hath nerd ur ,r,r-
Tears shout cnpliIu the dead AMI there Is ono.
a genie wrm'n with her clingiu- lnvr.
mo wrunS h'r heart ia 1t she NIGH give hun az
10 his hisht'siiny. Tears are fr ger
She fingers vet am ng her household grls
An kupwcili r'oI how low her heart l. laid.
rom battle fields where strife was fcrcpIy war,,l
AMI human hinol-IruI,s e Il a crimson ram.
lie had returned To ncr. God help I,cC, Lady.
l0ok MI fr him noA.
in q nations love hr sunk 10 ,lcc,.
.Hl So aw he la Heaven.
Nstc IOrE. NtrcL ,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

STEPHENSON & GARWOOD have been mp
~ pointed agents ia Wheeling. ir the sole ri
Rev /. soveris' BALM or IIFEl So ccichuicd
throughout '1ecasiem cities for the cure OF Hisoqrrs
Of The Lungs. We cordially recommend this me TO-
cine to our realers being he be-, possible remedy
they can any where obtain. Tor coHgis, long snr9diDg
coi3s, consumption ~ rs i1c,pic9f stage. DC. Sc.
The BALM or LIFE Is highly recommended
by the most talented physiciIEs-uscj Ir he most
intelligent families 10 our country, anil every where
hailed by the afflicted rs G e greatest 0fti.sslgs
Read pamphlets 10 be bad Of DE agents.
f,Jg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24
4 CARD-BOARDING.
RS. ANN ARMSTRONG.
NyuIJ

Y rs. nm ARMSTRONG,
Iva Would respect
fully announce thpt she has taken the house re-
Gently occupied by Mrs MARKS, a few doors below
the Virginia Hotel, on the west side OF Main sirest.
iuI the reception o! gentlemen buarders; and is now
prepared TO ~ccommOjare with board and lodging
any who may chy0se To favor her with her com
-4any.
No rains-:akiag shall be RENTED on her part.
necessary To render her table attractive and agreea-
bic. aud apartments comfortable and pleasant.
She viii be thankful h her friends for the pat
rOnage of their influence. ap 2O-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24
HOPE ~ CONiPNNY.

HOPE FIRE COMPANY.
IA embeIs OF rhC Hope Fire com -Iny are re.
qucs'ed ru meet al the Engine House on Sltur.
day ucNr the 2ilh inst Of 3 r'civcy p. NJ. fully
equipped for yarade and INSPECTION; lhIs plrade be-
ing rcqCired 10y law By order,
II G.. MCRE NRY, Sect
y b.. Any persons knowing e or having hats
aud capes belonging to thc Hope Fire Company,
which they do not intend USlpg, would confer o
particular favor. leaving Information with the Sscrc.
iary.
% NC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

EHORE POSITIVE PROOFS. Of .1e efficacy
w 81 Dr. HlrIrhs D,I1aHnud strengthening
aud g rman AgCrlui F.tl
A",.ul.r JIM RI, 1871.
t. Dr HarHcl's A-eu - o. 4 wish % ate
f1v Oh. benefit It fhB-. who may De- af' .
that d. HdriCh'- Pills IHF. n'r.I. cue us .
EysFessIat Of winch ] have Boon .atd .'.d lGr
many years lus.d both s.rls. fHa Auersuf
and Strengthening, and I IuT rHHs'r1.nfa '' say,
that they ere o. valuable discovery. 1uI acc upon
he system mildly, Huf vtT. rf...U. .E. found
the Tome Pills 90 quicken doe .Ir'a'ail1u AID
cause "A detgrWinaupu fI tH. %..ri..H. HHh 90
strengthen the weak afuW..n Unn i~nrre8sg r-
covers. The ApeuCnt PI.- Ir. 'Ir n.s' fih1f
o. 1 ever used. I arm confident OF DFspT1cs
would DO well 10 make .m Mediate 'raI and o.
/ relieved. Any one can cal no my house aus Dc
satisfied Of the obovc az pleasure.
DAVID X Pope.
n y Tho ORIGINAL certf ate nav be- en- at ihs
I Office Of The spirit Of the Tires For sale nj
No 80, North Eighth Street
Also ~ JOHN FISHER.
~ % W4cclIIE. vs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24
GEE.~
d. S~.GTegory d Co.
Y HEELING. W

The attention of the customers
OF ID. ;. Gregory d Go. is respect
fully solicit d to the following
Rich and Varied Schemes for
ray, 1871.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

q Dr. o T. Uldirh's Compound Strengthening
1uJ German t9rricHt PILE.
Nr IS damon WrzJu. u' Chester County. Pa,
tlI ted ilr two years with the shove disfr. ss,uu
disease 90 ~ .l.H Hrh a fU use Dos puteHss for
n-hterH months. hz s,nrfyms were rvrrlrra-
'1a psfu f1 uII bis IJIuts, c-rSrIHIlr Iu Die hpa.
shoulders and ankles. pain increasing tow arcs
ryrnf r. attended with heat. Nr wilson. wa.
af one time unable 90 NOV q HE limbs on account
It the pun being -J great; bee be ug advised b. n
Trend 20 hls tO prDru p DR. HulI has pills. for
which hc scni TO The agcntIa West hester, and
procured e mri or using me medicine the third
dIy The PAIN disappeared md HE strength Iucrea.
-i.N tast, ana iu three wccRs wa able 10 attend
% hs business, which be had not done for eigh-
Teen months Tor the benefit pf others nfi .tcd,
ne wlshcs thesc lines published that they NAV
o. r,ljeVea' and again enjoy the pleasures Of heal
Principal Office, No 70 North Eighth Street,
Phladclphia.
Also 81 JOHN FISHER
~ AZ Wheeling W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

\ letter from New York. dated saturday. ?. NJ
says there were.D' signs ct The Great Western n.
The mail closed. She IS fourteen DAYS oui. Fiyc
steamers are no~ upon cold ocean"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24
RYsPErsI , or TEN YrsHs STANDING

NYsPErSI or TEN YCSRS STANDING.
n - an truly happy 10 stale . ihe afflicted
80 umulItyllhItu member OF ws fanny WIS ai-
II cted for ten or Twelve years wIu the above
distressing dlsUsse. The sgu rtuWs w.rc great
oppression d!trr eating ucIH.f" 90 200. ~ mach %
severe pain 90 the slt. Ilt nrH.-'t sI"a nlHaa.D.
mental dependency wth rfr r ~Tm''' Hs, du'
ing which time numerous rem DIES were pro-
cur.d IthOut obtain 3 much rDisi Having
heard Of the god .Nt C.. rf bsiitr.cu com
pound Strgngt1ru.ug aud n .Iu|n 4 rrrnf f.i-
] was Iud iced Co give them a 'uIH, which ' am
hnIp ~ tu state tnyi by u-."g Ius book ui ius Ger
wau ApeUrnt Pills. accom- .Ir.d hy OBJ.
Sire fgtheniug Tome Pills. sHIiturv nave near
ty et8dIc1tHd fhs t.spHag ! ru.-II.r o Toe Or
those afflicted, that ! mtst NE- 4rNu'" y--'
meat, tldt tucv NAV likewise Hru ur' fn" saIut
luyalua De- medfcf1, and 1a fT,,if 1m Oh so dis
trCssiuG OlsCast-.
Win gra#tu r. an. respect.
SIS. .I. -pFNH
no I.5 uI| i.rE TOAD.
FOR sale NJ No 70 NH..u ..LHLr re.
Also by JOIN ~ ulR,
up el NHEcIrHE Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

q IyER CO.IPLAlNT-Curcd by tho use Of
A Or Ulriicu's CoInp,unI Strengthening and
NlUrcut PILL. Mr. William Richards. PlusSurpb
Pa, entirely rurcl Of tins above distressing dis.
eases His symptoms were, pain AMI wrfshf IN
the lrft side, loss oi appetite vomiting. acrd g.
rI.fauous. n dfsienuou Of the stomach. sick
u.afHrr,. fIrrsf tongue, com cuan changed fp
% rfrou co or. GIGru.y Of BREATHING. d-'u.b.I
rest. uttc.d q v. 90 a cough great debility. 60 Itb
otrer symptoms indicating g,cut dptangcmCnt
ut the uurfprs Oi the YER Mr Richards IN
,ur advice of several Do sI.iaus, but rcrciv,d M
r.l.L uHtl using D. UIrIch's Medicine, which
f.ruusfsI 800 90 citing 20 perfect cure.
Puu,I, ai UIhcr, - North Eighth Street, Piia.
Grlyh1.
Also by JOHN FISHER.
Hp - Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

Io'tors who publish for u S. GREGG.
ry ~ Co., are requested to copy the ioI.
lowing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

z DNINISrRATORS SALE-We will sell
n nj she CITY Auction Rooms. No los Market
square. NJ publc auction. on Saturday 2fih inst. the
entire lpf Of furniture vet uuSUId, belonging to the
estate Of the late T. J. GurNood. 4 portion Of said
properly consists Of one ]-upcrur Sofa. one splendid
7El' frame Looking Glass, one cane seated Il fckinr
Chair, one .ugcrine Cirlat and Rus. aud Ouc Gue
Bureau.
TcrHs-Nl sums under s2l. c1sh-o'l sums
over twenty dollars. q credit ul four months with
interest fnm splc-purb 1sers giving bond with
approved security SHE 90 az half past
An ERENTLlNIEE SIIALLCROSS.
AZ. % 81 Au.rouee-s.
ryVO NuNEgs-Tbo C,ual Coal Go at Havcs.
willie. UIusrek CO.. ~. IRE fg want otto %
20 temperate 1uI industrious op1l dvrers rn lll.-
up1 20 Doe 70 uu1rr lifoadr employed boz iuir mines
70 Those SH' apply lm 'HIuf1.v r'u-'s1f cmE''T-
ucut will ha given for 20 gs4r The pieces T1.f Irr
from s. fp .}25 uHr 100 1usfa'.. auI experienced
miner Pig from lDJ o. 30 per- dry. The rules at
flp mIgu. rra. IreugHgn rr man iur a. loss time than
trrer mJ.rHs-'u pay one hr' no" weekly wages In
leash pr rl.r SrIrIIg. lul 10 give the miner w
/ lHIuYr. liberty t1 drv hr what goods hc my
want arI fp mike o uII r"uIrmcut with him on rhe
first ofAarIJlIy urfpbar md JmI.y
Hlvc.,I... April l2.lsil.
EpARs SOOTHING sYRrP-Hav mqay
rarr.rals oil rIc children die aUuroIiy from
F. afPtlOT| NErED NENTlfl1N lt
..ur roe GH Irnuu.u' Oh c%au'I0lt .n1 nat al
Ia rl.iru suHer 50 'ner " Iat'r from ih' ei
...fr. ..-..r. frfH '1 following sv. frw.-
.. Fa..I. Sudden f'sHI crIns.fsr.ri 'rv.r
r r.H sfe,us but .tr. f.ssrs i. Co., r.. t.f.
Fl. frequently IHnnI.t .ffl .ur.H. 'al.u.'F
TO .r@.1...t H1N.I clmn.1ra fn0amml ..'n 70.
SC FH0s. v.f' r7ve On. cor.
uuts -b1u|i ufv.rHr WITH b' gmI
Hr1r.i Am.l 1u Soothing r.IH. iF H.. FoI.
Cuturg r...h. nr winch .nag .11 20 vent 'sHy
. H|HrHf"#m H"". ..HHH. winch "'|. W || .... IN..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

DRAWINGS.
Ai'nongi!iI Lortery, Ezra class 5. drawn April Z,
lSil.
81 p 81 s. - ~ 3 | 80 % 81 Al
Lowest prize So
Nionoug1liu Lottery. class u. drawn April 10, 1851.
IS - 81 8 6 % | % 81 81 - SO 20
Lowest prize SO.
Nhon"nsnlia l. Extra class .. drawn Ap If. 1SIl.
81 - - g CO ? SO go 81 10 8 IS %
Lowest prize s..
Nel.shurg l.. EVu class 10, drawn Ap IA, lS4l.
10 81 81 - % % 10 81 90 - 20 80 GS
InN,..I MIN =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

u '''"N'
ER. ItiJN : FEMALE PLL~-iHe Oe-
f.1n "A ,,-.-.b.,, I,-...... b.. f..
-, -, 80.
-. ~.
~ .h,
y. 49,, d.
49,. la
"
pr
s,i Z" .lo rs,
Ih'- .I"'a. "'f % i.i 'iW'.e
''I I'VE ''"AtI,. D .H0f". ttWi.ts' ss .lr
, ln,.. rl r.,. rh &, g,s.n nee .,,.a - be aT.,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

on me- Of Ga noatb; ADAMS, Isil'I,on; 40
I, ,'ae. We NJ A., slulg .and Hafn''' on "''"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24
STE LING a WRIGHT
NEGFSDE g. 49, 81.

STERLING 4 WRIGHT
SUCTION g. as &.
Commission NfrrhgHtS & Prodvce Dealers.
Corner VI ia and Fourth Streets.
LDUsyILLE. KY.
Literal cash advances. or goods or produce con.
signed Io them Tor sale.
REFEUENCE: John ID DAVIS, Isaac Harris. E,q.
Pulsburg, Pa.
Ncssrs MeCuulcv. Mckee & Go d, do
" Orb 4 Wallace, St~.uhcrviIr. Ohio.
" Ew ~ & CnOmey. Louisville. XIV.
} = Homer g. Son, PhiI,d Pr.
Hart. Cummings s. Hart. "
LOUSY IiIe, ny. Feb .. lSil-6u
SPEEN CANDLES
FEW boxes Sperm CanIlrS-NcW Bedford
n brands, ON cons gumcuf AID fur sri~ by
ap III JOHN =. CLARKE.
MNCkFRti.
ATO. 3 Muckcrcl In Store aud Ilr -lio .ow fr
~ cash. by
ap 81 JOHN g.. CiARSE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

SPERM oIJ-20o gallon. jusi NELLY
~ for sale ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24
8 1856.
~LEESDURG

Tickets Sl0-Sharcs in proportion.
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SS.OON

&c. &c. &c.
Tickets Sl0-Shares in proportion
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-23
YRUS VEE'S SALE.

BI virtue OF two Deed of Trust executed to
the subscriber by Joseph Points--one dated on
the 25th day of December, 1910, the other dated
the 9Th day Of June, 1871, both of which deeds
are ofrecord in the Clerks Office Oft County
Court of Augusta, / will. on the 18th day of De-
cember next, before the front door the dwelling
house of the late DR.. VIM. Boys, in S,aunton,
expose to public sale to the highest bidder, the
following property, to wit:
l Negro boy named Allen, about 10 years
old, Negro boy named Henry, about 7years
old, Negro girl named Elizabeth, about 10
years old, Negro girl named Frankly, about
years old IS Feather Beds, 4 high-post Bed
steads, 20 Coverlets, Spreads and Quilts, 10
pair OF Blankets, II pair Sheets, Mahogany
Sideboard, Mahogany Secretary and Book
case, number Of Books, Mahogany Blu
reau, Cherry Bureau, Walnut Bureau,
set of Dining Tables with cherry tops, one
Walnut Dining Table, 5 linen Table Cloths, 8
Common Table Cloths, dozen silver Table
Spoons, dozen silver Desert Spoons, doz-
ell silver Tea Spoons, l silver Soup Iadle, /
pair silver Sugar longs, l pair silver Butte,
Knives, fine Carpet, containing 80 or do
yards, two dozen Windsor Chairs, l set Chi
ma, OF about ~ pieces, one set Knives and
Forks, of about 81 pieces, set ditto. of "a
pieces, l large Copper Kettle, 2 pair Brass
Fire Dogs, pair Cast Iron Fire Dogs, five
Looking Glasses, 2 pair Brass Shovel and
longs, dining set of dishes, Plates, SC, !
Brass eight day Clock, | dozen cut glass
Wine Glasses, l Brass Kettle, s Pots, Ovens
and Skiilets, 20 Crooks and Jars, Chests and
trunks, a Table Cloths, large Iron Kettle
lin Buckets, 5 Wooden Buckets, 2 Trunne
Bedsteads, 20 yards Rag Carpeting, 1000 fee
Walnut Plank, and | Bav Horse.
The title to said Points to all the said property
is believed to be good-5ut the subscriber viii
only give such title as he obtains under the trus
deed.
CHESLEY KINNEY; Trustee.
Nov 1S--5t
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POSTPONEMENT',
PETERS, PILLS.

These nnrivaled pills having now acquired a
celebrity and popularity unequalled in the an
nails of medicine, and also having obtained the
entire confidence and being used in the private
practice of almost the whole body of the medical
faculty in the United States, Europe, Asia, South
America, the West Indies, and great part Of
Africa, it is unnecessary to advertise them a:
length, or to say any thing further Of their mer-
its, than by stating the complaints, which they
are most effective in the cnre of, and which are
rs follows :--Yellow and Bilious Fevers, Fever
and Ague, Dyspepsia, Group, Liver Complaint,
Sick Headache, Jaundice, Asthma, Dropsy,
Rheumatism, Enlargement OF the Spleen, Piles,
Cholic. Female Distractions, Heartburn, Furred
Tongue, Nausea, Distentiohs of the Stomach and
Bowels, lncipient Diarrhea. Flatucnce, Habitu-
al Costiveness, loss of Appetite, Blotched or
Sallow Complexion, and in all cases of torpor of
the bowels, where cathartc or an aperient is
needed. They are exceedingly mild in their OPP
Grafton, producing neither gripping, nor de-
bility.
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SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.

In pursuance of deed of trust executed to the
subscriber by VIM. A. Turk. bearing date the LIST
day OF October, 1910, and Of record in the Coun-
ty Court Office Of Augusta, for the purpose of
securing the payment of certain sums OF money
therein specified, due to Samuel Clarke, commits
sloner under decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for the County Of
Augusta, In the case of John Miller guardian of
the orphan children of Robert Miller, decd. a
gainst the heirs of the said Robert Miller, &C.,
Will be sold on Tuesday the 2Sth day of Decem-
her next on the premises, at public auction, for
ready money, SO much of the
RED HOUSE TRACT OF LAND,
situated In the said county, adjoining the land of
Henry keneagy, and near his Iron Works, as
will be sufficient to raise the sum of thirteen hum
dred and thirty-three dollars thrty-three and one
third cents, with interest six hundred and six
tysiX dollars, siXtysiX and two-third cents, part
thereof from the LIST day of November, 1910, and
on the like sum the residue thereof from the LIST
of November, 1871, till paid, and the costs of the
said sale.
NICHS. C. KINNEY, Trustee.
Staunton, Dec. 1911.