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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

NEW GODES.-Tcid and J ham wog,t 70.
- specially Tfofrr Jhe citizens ~ wh.rEnE
s"o iis v'"'"IfF trst they have just fcceiyea mr.,
iue east q iIl-c urc Et1eT1l s,-Gr.nrHfp ID: gs...
Shuesr 'Gls, :'ns,,-. Hoods, So Sc. rft.e Ia
test sif.- "a oitEs best qpsN'v - the shove ya4d.
We s ."cle- 'ih gtuai cste AMI p,rvhiscd with
cSsH from tne t--t Hanuficurers 20 tAe Fasf th.y
can ha'tSo'1mcni"c lrr chgrTgg-S and for euaIiv
"ltn.HI q itaT Misrepresentation % the purchaser
ioTsonn Ni-11II e. purchase 1Tc veiusSt.I tg cal
examine tie Stock. and igjse for ihemsc ves.
No 30. Mnln ~ NtL.,.rr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

NlNI~ EkNNDlkS a. GlNS.
NIRECF from New YORK and PnilHleluhi1. The
y Subscribers d1sIre 10 inform The purchasers %
Wines and Lquprs that They are constantly rcc-iviu.
foum tIe abpvc n1mrd cities The f,lipw,pg articles.
Old Fast India Malciu iu Bftlos and on dmucpt ON
superior qua.iy h,ying ihs benefit OF hroo voyages
io tme East niles.
Superior Lcoi Madeira in glass & wool Of Zoe vintage
of1Sll.
Superior Pale and Brown Sherry.
Od Grape Ju.co PJu Tor lryalids.
TcnouT Wiac.
London Piiculas L.sSon & Sweet Ma',s, Wine.
london Dosk Port.
Champaign Wine Various Brands.
Hook and Cluret Wines.
Old Virgin Co-uac Brandy Oi 1902.
Champaign inn1S iiennessy Brand.
RIchrllc Branly. Dupcry and ScIgncu Er nj.
10 do Pel!5yosscn aud GODDARD Brands.
BIrd-1x Brandy.
Bpb}cns Wrcsp Anchor Gin.
J1m1ica Spirits.
Nrw Er-lond Rom.
/ OH Scotch anil IRISH Mali Wbskey.
I Old M1nonaabeIa Nhiskoy. in brtuos & on dnught.
Peach Brandy Old and Gne favour.
t Prime pee anl Havana Segars Of Superior bmui5 I'll
WAYS on hand.
Ivy Hr~shrevs Pi1yrrg CIrd',
4 Pr4burth iocuied Whusey OF Su7oror quality.
Also C.s. OIL. Picket. Goshen Cheese. with
/ 6.U ssslrUusut0 f supsrUr fu.V Euc0rcs whic'
+ ,y,l ,e soH .l TIE m1si reasonable terms.
UENDEaSDN q CO Water 81
F5 23-3m next door to Anor & Loyd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

winthrop Anvil formerly ej .;or sfiae Troy Daily
MOL mas associated Llm-llt wUh Shs edinrs 81 fas
Philadelphia NoTiA AEs.eau.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

orr 90
.. 8. Gregory &c 40.
WHEELING. VA.

iIie attention oftha customers Of
ID. >. Gregory 6 Co. Is respectful
" solicited 70 the following RicI
and Varied Schemes for S!arch
1871.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

= There are two situations only in which indi
viduSls can be placed, where they can adequately az
preeIate the value Of Insurance. These are, willie
stal ding upon the mInso tneir Cwu property, either
70 -eIvIug from an insurance Ofice the fa!l amount
which they aave lost; or standinEO1 the same spot
surrounded perhaps by = dcsolatsd family, lgment-
ing that stupidity aud folly which failed 10 provide
against such a contingency.
;. ATKINSON Agent Ofthc PROTECTION y UR
An T. Co. or HARTFORD CONN. wiutake fist son
DrsCI ing houses, Ware houses. stores, Mis- Factories
sc. tngou - with their contents such as Furniture,
ncrchT ndisc Machinery and0Vefy otheTdiseriPiioR OF IN
sursbis P~rop.Tty. Also, or steam, Keel. and Flat
Goats. ard their c. rgocs TO aad from any Port ontke
Western Waters.
u-Oseeon Main street nearly oppositetheU s.HGte
January 2.1SlI. a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06


SFERLING q WRIGHT
AUCEk&eXEIgEsES
C~"r'.ssaS Aerdcata 3 F-.3gcr Ieassrs.
CsfHss hi "a acc lonrh Streets.
LsSnsIifE. Ky.
=, eial ts@' Ssvaeses. on yo,ds or produce COZ.
Sg"Fd 10 iucm iof sale.
RA'@HESeEa JOAN ID DAVIS. Isaac uart;.. Esq.
AirErs MeCsn!ey. Mckee & Co a, a,
Orb e Wallace. Sseuhcnyiile. Ohio.
-" J r Horser & son. Pnl,I ps
lisrt. Cumings e. Hart. .
L'uisv lie. ny. Feb .. 15fi-en
2z-A FOR EENT.-Thres good trick dwell.
'.sss7 iHg houses situated on tho Sontl side
Iss;t yliamnicn Street. Possession gwen on
tho - day ~ April. Enquire Of
ie19 THOMAS SWEENEY Merkei Scare.
- PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
rs suls' fi'crEaNi"g purchased the Heusiar'on
y ron hofN'. did"n 'as Grt Of Nav lasra-soriafed
-, urn ! cetleT underline name and s}ylo uiFREE.
Nan GORDON 8 Co. or the parplze OF m,pyr,,
'ufing iro1 Gaj Na2s. and arc PREPARED 10 frG.a
every description OF Iron. including Aryls. O,gi
iiIii Oval. Piston Rods, Wrists. Pi.nar Jews. Loo.
LINKS. h'i Road iron. Sc, &c, ofihe hes, quality.
or.ers ieit1t the office OF the Works. or We're.
attention.
wa be supplied with . good stock Of Nail, early
~ March. FREEMAN & MILLER.
hieEAY HANNA q co.
Pittsburgh. Teb ls,. I-II.
ic5 Jim -
CSI received. an extensive n.spr'nsn OF I,di..'
sS finc pIiind. n. Round. Sp-ng Heel and d,ubl.
Rad Slippers. and a new siyle hood bools.
Also, ChHdrpns' Fix. Boots and ankle tees.
And IN addition viii receive ia a frg. DAYS n ',rgc
81 Mems Doots aud Shoes Of ever do.ctir.
ton manufactured to order.
OCT IL TODD 2 ISTkN
BUSINESS HABITS PRESERVED.
Persons WHO have ascogGfs unsettled wYb -.
subscriber viii please cad and settle Tn sane grb@r
cash or note before The IL OF Jaeus-v n,v,
winch 'hey VA. rcmcEIUcT Is close az hand.
Se' ~ =. CLAIIEN.
tS~tGAR--Acw Orleans sugar. bv the u,r,t,-I
- Or haToj Gr sale low Tor cash.
"', - JAcoB 4 MITCHELL.
{ Nt.NEI.GiES-S barrel, received am fur al, |
Ut SOLOMON KING. &c Wafer 81.
n'<'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

4 NILDING ~ ALL ITS BRANCHES g..
~ HattclE& Co. respectfully Informs The ,l,.zras
Of Wheeling and vjci0iIy ~tbattbey are preDarrI a,
make Gill francs of e,srs description az .L,rt u,r.ca
And 90 style equal 10 Any iH he western clturr.
Those wanting frames O. the real Nil don cast. Viii
Please call al Nu.l27 Market 81. Nheclnc Va.
dec 5-fF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

TAJTioN.-All rersons are Saui.aaSd sca.rst re.
~ eciving he E.lowing described Treasury note.
whirh was chsuScisd !sIa lie uad a. Caioni.muU.
The 29th November las
Fave Il landed DiliaU Uaii,6 States Treasury Note.
dasci Feb 20. 1898. No li2t. payable t,uYa,- q =
= Andrews. T !. Sm'ta. Rrgii. win Z Va.1niea.
Acc; Treasures. made payable i"thc oaicrc rD Kurt.
Dept agent 90 I'D Dept, hY "a L Andrews. &c issued
Oct. .. lisa. Ivy ID Kuriz. Dep; Agent. mad -naGo raw.
able 10 Gen SH'nucl Mrlroy or ORDER. Spb-aeent ey ID
kuEz snd by Samuel Nclroc. Srhsrcri. madc pawn.
bic to SIsIrri, I's-stoa a. Go N Y OF or prdcr. Nov
l6 n. 1910. inft commenting frota that date.
The above described note has not been received
bV snS Spo;icrd, Ttlcs'on q Co. aud requires ihcir o..
dor before IL is payable. feb 6 q
FINE l. WINES & BRANpIES.
oli tale Sherry, SapvrOr.
OH Madeira do ,
Old Per-, DO vines
Lisbon g. Sweet Malaga,
Old Cucuiac. Niningc. 1919.
do Pale Champagne go 1871.
DARK CoqGine l~Sigoetic) '
Old Peach.
Holland Gin, Isish Whiskey. SC &c. IN bottles. J,m.
johns and On drlugh. and IN quantities to F,li.a .,gr
:ns sale by :. KING.
dee % rs. corner Wiier s. yr.cn So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

Editors who publish Tor -. :. Gregory
Y Co, ara requested 10 copy tho follow.
ing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06
: v STOCKING
S-s - a..
SAMUEL N'CLALLFN,

RtEAIL a0u- A~b sdoE s7cns
GAMbfLR ,l.AEtt = would TesIsctfaliv ir-
iorw lbs friends ard customer, tha. he bas rr-
celvcd within o lev weeks a very large addition o..
the most FASHIONABLE Gnd Curas!e work. bsrsi I
C&prCssiy "a rrtth.Iig .. sFati not attempt 10 90
part CUli!izo. Iscles mad grnfI Ecn will
pleas cal. at.so. ~, Nam street, nGariy oUposIg
the, Virginia 't"fei, ard examine tor tnemaslscs,
ana i ia.1N lnrY WI not be ~C'sarpc,~ u. Also,
constantly on hand. spanish sole leather. calf
boot horns-.i ID sad binding skins. shoa thread
a%is, sc ~e. u Jane 9. sSlo.-tE
- q. -. wv. N. ~ r. -. - ~. r.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06
nANN NOTE AND EXCHANGE usr.

~"~R~tE'S TAI orSsiy TOR rHI rlnss Sr
A.. z OsF ~ CO.
-.gs CrOIsrs. ls7 .L.cia stree, Ivi~el,ar -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

NTOTICE Of DISSOLUTION-The partnership
existing between the undersigned ira tho Brew
ug busines ia Wheeling. Va, Is this day dissolved
~ mniCal consent. the business OF The late firm Of
Hugh Clark Co. will be settled up and closed 10y
thcir succrss1rs. HUGH LARK.
Nov. 80, 1919. HENRY MOORE.
mar 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06
D~ENNfSON HOUSE.

ID no Us
Corner Of Main AL FTflt Street,, Cincinnati
ENrEAScE " EirrB.
u VIE SUBSCRIBER, having occupied iAia cen
a teal establishment for he past : ssoa. and in
lending 10 continue Tor a Term of years. beg. lsaye
10 r'iin thanks 10 MS numerous friends fnd IA gene
roIs public fr lie liberal patronage he has received.
The ipraiion of,he House is one Of the hes, IA he
CITY, being nn tho highest level. and ahout egui-lis-
iaht beiVSsoa Tie river AMI cinni. The view of The
CITY aud surrounding conutry. fS,A an observation On
ulIshoUse, Ia one rarely eqaa!led AMI never sgrpas,.
ed.
A. Tor accommodations. and al lie lu1urisS OF Tho
la1f' enquire of my old customers,
Bus reaspuabie-suuci 10 the tiuies.
A ims Autograph drawing Of tie establishment, -
presented 10 the public, on a large scale.
JOTIN NOBLE.
Formerly OF Co!umbus. Ohio.
Cincinnati. Feb. e-2n "a 5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06
g =
EofvssIC PHsystcSrss

IA. AyEaIGI.
ESotr5s:iC F-hysiriGsi.
Nr!Ec; SGErrc, @cst side nsxt door u
= tUarhSc IL Sons, WHrrLtSG. -. will attend
90 ri c1's ~ lhsllue u!his profession nm Drer,r,.
ness H'- fidelity. 3 kinda II LsianIc uasa,o.a..
r1i"tuiiy seir'tc and FTera.5d y..a Girec.ianS fsl
a-ing. COO .antlg ~ and. ssr 2f-tf
0hSn BAGS Green IA" C,hre,
eFGHO - IL Ia-uyra do. for sa's low bx
CEANCL.E & BAlLEYs.
nov -
~ OEiCE- Iue d-H % T.. ". Stogsf4e& CAVE
~ dissolved on'he 2I,h July. BY E,utaaI cunsen.
Al Gcots On" saId nuu sVl,ich were rouinctei pcyi
oGs 10 the a''t hiay last, VIII Ia psId 10 .. w. SocL
ing. Alldel's coataeied iof ,he sale 81 eouds s.rce
thcv removed % she room Srncdy occupied by he NJ
~. Bank VIII beeo!ieeted ~ G.. X. SwearGsen.
; " STOCKING
9 + S9FEARINGEN.
The business ct the i-,r f.m ofP. w. Stocking s.
CO. viii 70 continued Ns hercisiole by the subscrLSer
al their old .aul 10. l3I M.ain Siteet. =
&. 4. SWEARiNGEN.
Wheeling saoicmtsr. 2nh 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06
OHIO.

ITO tanks ~ srhcd PSF are -,ce.. 4 or deoos.
- aTo not i.urcnaEtd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

INV AGCit}N it4BN4~
CORNELIUS. STERLING i WRIGHT,
Solic I nsignmgnts Of Nanuiactu.ers Mefchauts.
~ and oth.rs,
Lib.rai Cash advances made ec ooasignmsat..
RFrLEENcEz,
}. Tevis &. Chew, Louisville, XIV.
OTth s. Mallace, Stoubsr vile. Ohio.
J. Davis, ESQ, PITTSBURGH, Is.
Hart, CUMMINGS & fisr. Phiisd
JOSEPH y. Ii1-nCr Z Son, " "
Joshua TeyiS, Isq. " 4"
Professor ". g Wright. Gin Ohm
CcRNFLtUS. STEALING . WRIGHT.
Louisville, Nv, Nov. :, Il-6A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

TRUST SALE.
~ virtue 1f u deed Of ,rusl executed nv John
ID NcCaskey hearing date an the 9th dag Of Oc-
tiher 1890. recorded IN the Clerks Office Of the county
CoGH OF Ohio counry, ] shall on MONDAY the FIRST day
ofMIrch next. hciNeeu the hours ofI0 O'Clock s. NJ.
and 4 o'clock =. NJ. at the front door Of the Court
house Of Ohio county, proceed t. sell 81 public anc
ton, 10 Ia highest bidder. The West half of oi No. {
IN the 22i SQUARE IN the Beils3r addiction 10 the city
Of Wheeling. whsrcoa is a rooi brick house. For
the Terms reference mny Zee had O, said deed Of trust.
Selling as iusiee ! vii! ronyey such title as IS vested
IN me hy said deed ofiTusi.
jan 28-is DANIEL LAME.
sS7-Th above sale is postponed to Monday April
5h 1911. mar 2-lm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

ASSURANCE.
< will be taken by the FIRE & MARINE
ga INSURANCE C~ONPANYCF WHEELING.
at ne togeSf raf-sua--
Buildings Of all kiad'. s;aae. sdsk .. Ge.Ssa, and
ficIr contents:
Sicouab"l;.; factories; mills. Sc.
Furniture:
And mcrcaaDdizc &C all hiuds.
And agaiuss ~ dangers aIcEliug $40 taniaar;s.
lion of goods 0l rivers, lAaes. .oas. canals and rail-
Tua.s.
for the character ofiho company az TO yros.o.i.
'gae aud Abt-ctity "a tie sgpsfucnt GNl ptyia.rt II
!osse5.-we beg leave 10 refer to he merchants Of thi.
place md elsowiere Who have bad he adjustment Of
claims upon "a.
JOHN FAWCETT. Pr~tGsst
PASTEL LANE. Secretary. January l6, 1871.
BOARD oY DIEEcroRs.--J0h Fawceu Presigest
5. Brady. John Gushorn, Charles y. Knox. Richard W.
Harding. Samuel NeeI. William Paxton. Jacob 5
Shriver. Samuel Sprigg, Directors
9&H Welis1nrg Transcript. Sieuhenville Gazette
81 CiaiEsyilic ChronIcle. aud M1tshall Bsccpn. insert
henbpSc to The amount ofS5 each, g. charge has Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

haeeiiSs. F.S ls4l.
EESfARt-
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Action ofor0mp 30 pending 10 te Cireat .8s, h..
Count ofLnv and Coancey Tor Nfsf,haH counts
N.rrr,f. &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-09

ResOlrcd, That The proposed Convention meets our
warInest appreciation, and that we view with delight,
The zeal and anxiety manifested in the different cuun.
ties OF the State, on the subject Of Education.
Rcsotred, That this meeting, without intending 10
express any opinion OH the ~prcpriety or improperly Of
tue act passed at the extra session Of Congress, known
as the distribution bill, earnestly recommend 10 the pro-
posed Convention, 10 petition the next Legislature 10
appropriate all Tic .tmnds that may be received by this
State 10 the object Of Education.
Rfsotred, That a committee Of six be nominated by
the Chairman Of this meeting, TO appoint 20 delegates
to represent this county in the Convention 10 meet in
fichmond on the 9th December.
In accordance with the foregoing resolution, the
Chair nominated James c.. Roy, Thomas NJ. Henley,
Charles }. Fox. John Bagby, Temple Walker and
Edward Acre, Esqs; who, on their part, appointed the
following gentlemen as delegates to represent this coun.
ty IN Richmond, OH the OH December, VIZ Colonel
Alexander Fleet, Major William d. Davis, David r
Wright, Thomas NJ. Henley, DR.. Geo. w. Smith
Rev. Thomas w. Sydnor, DR.. John Duval, Olivel
White, Jno. Pollard, Robert +. Stubbs, Robert Court
ney, WIN. Robinson, Francis Smith, Charles J. Fox
Robert M. Garnctl, James c.. Roy, John Barby, Jas
Govan, DR.. b. ID. Roy and Col. Robert Bland.
Resoired, That the proceedings of this meeting bt
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded
10 the Editors OF the Richmond Enquirer and Wing
and that they respectfully be requested 10 insert til,
same in their papers.
on motion, the meeting adjourned.
ROBERT COURTNEY, CAm'n.
n ILL.,
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MlnnLEsEN CorNrY.

Al an Education Meeting held at the house
in Urbannn, Middlesex County, Virginia, o. Monday,
.r2nd November, lSil, DIR. r. 4. Christian was appoint.
ed President, and X. \. Trice Secretary.
On motion, the PRESIDENT appointed a Committee Of
five gentlemen to prepare a resolution &c, 10 the State
Convention 10 be held in Richmond, and report imme.
diaiely 10 this meeting, who accordingly reported, and
their report being accepted, is in the following words,
viz:
The citizens Of Midd!escx, feeling in commo with
their iellow-citizens in other portions of the State, deep.
~ interested IN the cause Of Education, have witnessed
with much pleasure, the efforts which have been re-
Gently made TO revive that cause already permitted to
langnish too long; and believing, moreover, that The
State Convention proposed 10 be held in Richmond, on
the 9TH day Of December next, cannot fail 10 exert a
most beneficial influence upon The best interest Of our
good old Commonwealth; therefore,
Rfsoircd, That we highly %recommen the objec, Of
The Education Convention proposed 10 be held in Rich
mond, on the oh day Of December next, and that DR..
Il. A. Christian, John D.. McGil, Col. L. I. Monia-
que, Elder George Northam, DR.. John r. Taylor, DR..
WIN. l.. Gatewood, Robert llealy and Robert y. Trice,
be requested 10 represent this meeting in said Conyen-
ton.
Ecsoietd, That the Editors Of the Richmond En-.
quirer, Wing, and Religious Herald, be requested 10
publish these proceedings in their respective papers.
ReS0iscd, That this meeting adjourn.
r. A. CHRISTIAN, PYest.
n Y Tprrr Scr'U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-09
WV. II. MERRITT, sec'y.
EnTCATION CONVENTION.

A meeting of the friends of Education was held III
Hampton, on Saturday, the 91th inst pursuant 10 public
notice. MIR. Joseph Segar was called to the chair, and J.
B. Cary appointed Secretary. After a few remarks
from The Chair, declaratory Of the objects of,he meeting,
the following resolutions were offered and unanimously
adopted, viz:
Whereas, all Republics are based upon the assnmp-
ton that man is capable Of self. government and the
annals Of the past admonish US, that ~despotism has ever
found its wafmest ally in The ignorance Of the people,
therefore be it Resolved,
That we believe 4 system nf "Common School
Education TO be intimately blended with the prosperity
of our State, and that It is the imperative duty Of all
governments acknowledging the sovereignty TO be
vested in the governed, to devise some scheme " acre
by a sound, practical education may be accessible to
every child in the Commonwealth.
9. That we view with desiued appreciation the re.
cent efforts that have been made to arouse the people
of this State 10 an interest in the cause commensurate
with It's importance, and that we cordially approve OF
the Convention TO be held in The city Of Richmond, on
the 9th prozimo.
3. That Re appointed 10 represent this meeting
in said Convention, and that in case OF their liability
TO attend, Messrs. B. w. Leigh and .ohn Nj. Gregory
be requested TO act as alteEraies.
A. That these proceedings be published in all the pa
PEGS friendly TO the cause.
The blank in The third resolution was alied with the
names of the following gent!emen, viz: Revds Joseph
Walker, NJ. L. Chevers, X. A. Armstead, J. NJ. Will
lis, lion. r.. Mallory, DIR. r. G. Banks, Messrs. Jos
Phillips, Jos. Segar, Geo. Booker, John B. Cary ana
DR.. A. G. %lIudgins.
The meeting then adjourned, size die.
JOSEPH SEGAR, China.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-09
ROBERT COURTNEY, Chm
o. WnirE, Seen.
EDUCATION MEETING IN NEW KENT.

'iLLl M IN NEW r. ~
al a meeting OF the citizens of New Kent county
,rehaiy 10 the cause Of Education, and composed OF
ooth political parties, DIR. VIM. r.. Savage was called
70 the Chair; and VIM. r. C.. Douglass appointed Sc.
G''ary Whereupon The Chair appointed Col. Edward
and ,ynmP, Richmond L. Lacy, Dr.. Augustine Crump
nre ss;,. Bsumley a committee TO draft resolutions ex.
ibroucL Il. the sense OF the meeting, who reported
wh;cL we,s = Chairman, Col. Crump, the following.
/. ResoLrtI. l'mously adopted
system Of urinary the adoption of " some efficient
class of the communit,yy;a cation, which will reach every
preservation of our repub.e essentially necessary to The
9. Resolsed, That we high. institutions
ton, upon the subject of educappfove Of 'ne Gonven-
City OF Richmon on the 9TH of II, 10 be held IN the
3. Resoired, That Col. Ed. G. Criimoer next.
Lacy, Thos. ii. Terrell, DIR. Geo. " Richmond 4.
Saunders, John S. Lacy, John Parrish, Dlinison' Jas.
Crump, John George, VIM. Brumley, DR.. augustine
Christian, Richard Crump and Capt. Charles Lem.ing
be appointed delegates 10 attend said Convention. ICE,
4. R~eS0ieed, That the thanks Of this meeting are dus
and are hereby rendered, 10 our late able and trul,
faithful representative, Clayton G. Coleman, Esq, nov
Of the county Of Louisa, for his strenuous eyertlons il
the cause OF education in The General Assembly ofYir
gina and, as Il further mark ofour high consideration
that he be hereby appointed q delegate from New Ken
TO The proposed Convention.
tn motion of DR.. A. Crump, the Chairman and Sc
cretary were added to the delegation TO the proposed
Convention and the Editors Of the Richmond papers
requested TO publish these proceedings.
lSigned) WA. X. SAVAGE, Chairman.
WM. II. e.. DcuGLa>s. Secrftaru.
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cnI-NrY

Al 4 meeting ola portion of the citizens of ~IIeurico
county,, at the Court. House in the City of Richmond,
on Monday the 9th instant, 10 take into consideration
the ~propriety Of appointing delegates 10 the Education
Convention, to be held in The City on Thursday next,
Mr.. |. A.. Goddin was called 10 The Char, and DR.. Jno.
h. Ga.neit appointed Secretary. The object Of the
meeting having been briefly explained by the Chair.
man, the following Preamble and Resolulioa wGs sub
mitted BY Mr.. Philip Mayo, AID unanimously adopted
Whereas meetings in several counties of the State
have sent delegates 10 a Convention TO be held in ,as
City of Richmond, on Thursday next, ior the purpose
Of consulting on q plan of public education and
whereas, this meeting deem it important that the coun
ty of FIenrico should be represented in said Convex
ton; Therefore,
Res0lssd, That --~d delegates be appointed
TO represent the county of Henrico in the Education
Convention, 10 be held in the city of Richmond on
Thursday next.
Several motions and propositions having been sub
milted with reference to the number and mode of APP
pointing delegates, it was finally agreed TO fill the blank
in the above Resolution with The names oftho following
gentlemen: DR.. Samuel Pleassrts, Rev. Robert Ry-
land, Or. Ciamberlayue, Rev. Philip Courtney !,
Warner W. Guy, William Miller, Mai. Jesse Snead,
William D. Sims, DR.. Robt. Johnston, Sherwin McRae,
Judge John B. Clopton, Maj. i. ChriatiaU, Claiborne
w. Gooch, Philip Mayo, Rev. Thomas Riniord, Thos.
O. Burton, Andrew Stevenson, John Is. Young, George
M. Savage, Wm. II. Roane, Miles II. Gardner, John
r. Garnrti, Col b r. Barker, ! A Godi,n, Philip J.
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WARNER JosEs, .Sce'y.
rprCATT0Y MEETING IL BRUNSWICK.

All meeting of a large number of the citizens OF
Brunswick county, held on the Odd day of November,
pursuant TO public notice, for The purpose OF consider,
ing the propriety ofsending delegates to the Free School
Convention, which is to be held in the city Of Richmond
on the 9th day of December inst, I. B. Hicks was call
ed 10 the Chair, and VIM. ii. f. Merrick was appoint
ed Secretary.
On motion, Resolred, That the Chairman appoint
twenty delegates TO said Convention.
The Chairman accordingly appointed the following
gentlemen delegates TO represent this county:-John
r. Atkinson, DR.. F. W. Harrison, John L.. wilkins, Jr,
Charles Turnbull, Frederick w. Green, Gen. Geo. c.
Drnmgoole, NJ. NJ. Harrison, Nathaniel Mason, Col.
John c. Jones, Jas. J. Harrison, Jos. A. Rlddick, T.
W. Ross, R. d Turnbull, John +. Shell, DR.. Sterling
Tucker, Vim. p. Buford, Col. lsham Troltcr, Robert
As,rop, Thomas Hicks, and Major Samuel X. Lucy;
10 whom, on motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
added.
On motion, Resoleed, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Petersburg newspapers.
The meeting then adjourned.
F.. B. HICKS, chm.