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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26


Female Seminary, at Oak Grore, Caroiine county, H.
rJ,iiE subscriber the public that tie school o'
youn. Ladies', his residence miles East Of White
Chnncys Carone will be- continued, the ensuing year.
tuition of Mr. Dnntnn and his Lady,
The session will commence the 18th January and
18th OF December allowing the month of August
for vacation.
The o studies viii embrace the branches Of thorough
PRACTICAL finished English education, including the Latin aud
French languages The domestic o the yolng la
dies will devove chiefly upon the Mistress az The chonl The
possess the advantages Of many years successful expert
profession and will take pleasure IT called upon IN
producing satisfactory Testimonials Of moral fitness AMI literary
competency.
The elevated and hcali!yno Of sickness
has occurred the place during the past Tie hii!dng+
and erected expressly M tile accommodation Of boarding
Pupils
Terms INIT payable in aRrauco)
For Beard Washing and Tuition IN English branches S!V'
Tuition Latin md French, extra charge.
Lessons may taken in Music, the Masters charge.
Each pupil furnish herself with towels and lights
Address po paid White Chmncys T. o., Caroline county
Va, 10 5. l.. Duntnn,
GEO. r. POLLARD, Proprietor.
STA avoid opportunities from any quarter, i d-rmrd
proper here that under circumstances, viii lad- be-
admitted as pupils
'sl-Wli
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twice a week,
PAYABLE quarterly.

Payable quarterly. ..., ~. country. whenever
an O5,uariss and Marriages from Tue co. Ia anhen
Iandwri;nc is unknown AT this oihce mus we
aed ~ the endorson Of the postnaes III srs that has
70 preyen i,npostons and quizzes mas @ nn
nnayang-we must therefore, insist IN S postmaster
decentralization being certineo W TIC ~
-, an The hack Of the letter.J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26

4 FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.-A School Tor the nslruc-
N ton Young Ladies' will he opened for the next year. at
Halle Grove near the Rappahaunock Academy in Caroline
County The buildings suitable, eomn"dos and Wen ar,
ranged sufficient for convenient OF 10 or ~
boarders The neishboood agreeable ana The situation heal
thy retired Il miles from PoIi Royal and about TWO
miles from the Rappahannock River.
The undersigned proposes 10 competent teacher for
enlarged female education offers every assurance and
and moral duties ana culture he
be disposed
charge such establishment Direct TO Mid River Post
Office, Caroline County. -,
lie has daughters who will be pupils and me domestic ar
Engagements will be under the direction and conro o. hs aay
caxo,ra roun,y A,,uo, o.b ,aAI Gift
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By The Lieuteaan, GOrernor Of The Commonwealth


A PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS hath occurred the representation OF
w this State in the Congress of the United States by the re
Banks ESQ., member Of the House Of Rcpresen-
tatves elected the District composed Of the counties
Cnpeper Rappahannoek Madison Orange and
Greene Sher Of those counties therefore, required
hold their respective counties the last Monday
being twenty Of the month, for Represent,
tive OF the said Congressional District The Congress Of the U.
Sta!eS
Given under my hand Lieutenant Governor and under the
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, nj Richmond, this
lsEAl'l eleventh day of November, ISL. -
q j-it
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AXES AND MILL IRON WoRK.-The snbscri ber would peg
Il leave the public that he has returned TO chmona
and has fitted up the Old Nail Factory ut HaAals as WIN
ilTiAMMER, and all other machinery necessary or ooihg
~ kinds MILL IRON WORK. a the shortest no
cr the reasonable terms lie Is also manhiactf
as AX> aud kinds oil EpGEfools, which he Will sell
JOHN HITCHCOCK.
my SLOT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26

VIRGINIA LEEsBuRG LOTTERY, Class r. for 1911, to be
drawn November 9th, 1871. IS Numbers, IL drawn
Grand Capal Of $4,000, Of 10 900 of $751; OF 5oOO
) Of ? OG0 10 OF 800, % of 900, 80 of 500.
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
certificate of package of 2 will be for
Sl30-siiares in proportion. =,
NJ Orders addressed u.s. will he answered by mail
and the ta containing the drawn numbers forwarded I'M
lnrdiatsy after the drawing. Please address
u. NJ llOYT & CO., Richmond, in.
~, Std
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ID h,n NJ wc,t, White was dissolved by Limitation on the
Il ay November and Wyatt has purchased the interest m
~, :,~rn Persons indebted 10 us will make payment 10
s,. wya will continue the business at the same stand.
''"e'' ""as y" ' " s. WYATT,
,su THO. J. WHITE
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRiDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1871.

nIssoIUTIoN-The Partnership of Randolph q Harrison
~ was dissolved on 9Th nst by mutual eonen PERSONS
indebted 10 Them are requested call nj the sure rccchy occn
pied by them and settle their accounts = , ,,,,no,pu
". NJ HARRISON
N 5G-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26

TIME subscrie having bought interest Of MI. Kan
doph viii continue the Grocery and Commission has' 1
stand, Main street, three doors aoyr Jon
dons w. ". 10 -.
Nav
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I 0CK sMITHTNG AND LOCK MAKING.-fiavins procured
Il Lock Smith aud Bell Hanger from the North, an now
attend 10 all that ne of the city
vicinity in superior portion Of patronage in the
Above line solicited.
Gun smhlng as usual promptly and neatly executed and on
c reasonable terms Always hand, Fishing ana Fowl
H Tackle Of the latest imported styles and at the cheapest
ar. S. SUTHERLAND,
Opposite the Banks, Richmond.
Neg W " 57-St
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,,,o TEACHERs-A Gentleman, graduate of some Of our
Colleges well qualified y teach s n .a ms ann ,ane
- * Thorough English Education, and whose moral character
i good viii agreeable s.uaon in acn
moi far from borough of Norfolk, at salary OF Soo
M scholastic year months. unqucsonnbe references Of
schoarshp and character viii be required Application
may be made by letter, post paid TO the Editors Of TIE Norh
Beacon, Norfolk Va. .c -
Nov 10 GU
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NOTICE.-The partnership between Peyton, Dvane & Ed
~ wards expired on the Isl August and dissolved
by mutual The will be closed by lhouas j.
Deane r. Edwards IT., either Of them Those having
claims will please present for adjustment: Those indebted
earnestly requested qudae their respective balances az
'e THOS. J. DEANE,
II. EDWARDS JR.
FIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26

IOVlyIsTR ATRlX's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY 7.
the late residence len Of Co.. g9ss,
CO. irIne On Thursday The and day Of December if far,
M day. ri 2" the o rsp Il 1o Corn s repaf FsDa
sls WAGON, and Carts Carriage, one barouch ana
Ea.gy Household aud Kitchen Furniture ac &c If men
Asa len or twelve likely young Negroes Consisting o men,
rmsn and children The Negroes sold for no fault
I-m:The Negroes will be sold for cash-the CroT stock
M rniur pon credit Of MONTHS the purchaser giving
r,ad approved security . 800,
ra- aboyr sale will commence at 10 O'Clock w n,,,-
- ~ 800 ~ JACKSON F. CH1LDREf,
apeu. for Martha E GOOde, Administratriz'
- -
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ID. Nj. HOyt 81 Co.'s Lottery and Exchange omcc'
RICHMOND. Va.

ID EIOW publish the large schemes 10 he drawn during Tue
month of November. in selling prizes hereto
fore sufficient guaranty those wishing Frss tickets wi
order them of IOYT K co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26

ID ETWEEN John Earlry Union Coffee House and r. w. Jen
Dry Good Store and doors be low Governor street
We would take opportunity Of thanking the public Tor
ayors received The 1t design first
through The but To do i by giving
action 10 who call upon which consider far c,ra
any other basis, and Of which are glad To know has
been almost universal.
the nj this time, anu Tor
tile future SOLD do please III cost, quail
~ t color make fashion, otherwise, can c returned and
the money reiunded-povdcd the shall not have been
worn. we this time large stock, not larger ta
any in the State line of business and would respectfully
invite the economist call before purchasing, and
HIMSELF and il not pronounced n low or
lower than any other in the city, shall he very much deceived
We have Cloth Coats S2 while charge Sl2 for making
and trimming; the furnishing The clo aud pants 81
sold for sIa and Vests, Shirts. Drawers iiandkerhie
kinds and qualities articles usually kept by Cloth
ers Of which we are determined sell low for cash. and
ges, the public and whether they want 10 buy or not
~ ' J. BRANNAN & co.
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.Aoy. ls,, 1871.

(,npARTSERSUlP.I have associated WIN me IA TUG u'
Y rrry and Commission Business Messrs William ~
William T. II Pollard, of Hanover county, unae We ri,
WAT Winston s. Pollard = " A-
kn-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26

WYATT, WINSTON POLLARD.
psWe have turned our particular attention to the selling oil
r. r every description which, f entrusted to our care
a BE- puncuay faithfully executed, and liberal advances
4ilir. w" w.
Nov. rs oo~iSe
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18th Nov, ls4l.

STUTTERING AND LfsPING CURED.-The subscriber
- having located himself In Richmond, respectfully offers his
services 10 those who are affected with the above disease I'm
mediate relief ohainedand arrangements be made to
ceve no pay until the above effected lie be found at his
Office near The Washington Hotel pf 9th and street,
' T.. G. BRIGGS
ai-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26

NoTICEA Legacy of about sixteen hundred dollars was len
by John billiard Of Sposivaia county, Va 10 his son. Jas
billiard, who resident of Bedford county,
Va he supposed have moved Of the Western
States This is therefore 10 inform him. any of his friends ha
THOS. ID. SMITH
Executor IF John Diard tied.
San, S5-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26

ITO ABNER ROBINSON, EsaAs You not resident Of
Of Virginia will please take notice,
that 10Th day Of December year ISL between the
hours of O'Clock morning o'clock in The evening ..
that day. at the Office r. 81 1ab Notary Public in the city
of Richmond shall take the dcposi;ons Of James p Wkn
others, read evidence Chancery Suit
depending in the Circuit superior Court of LAW aud Chance
side thereof wherein the Executor Of Henry King, am
plaintiff and yourself and Others defendants And If the
taking said deposons be completed that day. the
proceedings for taking Of the will he continued from
day day. the place, and between the hours I'M
I'll the same shall be fully taken.
CHARLES p. GooDALL,
Executor IF Henry King.
Ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26

,,,r are no Getting in large and fresh stock of Groceries
from this and the Northern Markets We assure our irlenu
they shall have every thing In our line as cheap ~ y ga,
9cd in This civ The patrons of the late firm Of Wyatt
80 1,:.,ad 10 continue their dealings.
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would still show difference of
The Secretary's actual and estimated
means for ten months (page -
The Presidents aggregate OF available
fund for the same period (page y
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Caroline County, August cath, ls4l.

A l.BEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.-Thc two thousand acres
n If Blenhem Land heretofore ADVERTISED Is sill Tor SAFE
Terms, &c. will be made known by j. W. SauhnsIs i Snar
iottesvie, or by JAMES RUSS.
frederic ksblrs. MAY IL. 1911. I'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26

yIIANrEDA gentleman Of liberal ednea,inn who or seSe-
w raj years has bcen teacher il desirons of oh
tanning situation Principal Of Academy OF Ladies' SEMI
nary situation Assistant with iihrai salary woud
be accepted Letters posi- paid addressed oW v s. W. Rich
NJ, Oh 1ss Stiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26
S33,429,GlG

the discovery that this is debt.
To meet this outstanding balance of ap.
preparations on the 4lh Of March, ls4l,
amounting 10 s33,429GlG
the late Secretary of the Treasury sub
mitted the following estimate of means
for the year:
From customs sl9OOO,Ooo
From lands 100000
From miscellaneous $4,000
Add the expected balancein
the Treasury available
the lst of January, 1871, l,5s0,855
From banks 100000
Treasury notes to be issued
under the act of the 5lst
of March, 1910, 342,6IS
24,.23,473
To this may be added Trea-
sury notes authorized by
the of the 18th Of Fe-
bruary, 1s4l, passed after
the estimates of the Sc
cretary were submitted 100000
Making the aggregate of
estimated means for 1911 SEQ, 123 All
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26

TN CUANCERY-At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circu Superior Law and Cancey for Cumberland
county from the the eth day of November, 1871:
Isander Cox and Nancy his wife, and Geo. H. Matthew's
aaoins, Plaintiffs:
Leonard Bosher, Joseph Fuqna John Spencer WIN B. Cox
rzahrh Cox Matthew c. Cox, Leonard B. Co1 Nancy Ann
n Cor Leander s. Cox and Josiah w. Cox, Defendants:
The defendants, LEONARD Bosher William B. Cox Elizabeth
and eander NJ Cox having entered their and
given security according 10 The Act Of Assembly and the Rules
thew are no, inhabitants Of this country II Is ordered That the
sad defendants do appear here on The first day Of the next
h. and aat copy this order be forthwith inserted in some
newsnapsr published in city of Rchme1d, for months
posted the front door OF the Courthouse Oh
inns eoA"'' B. B. WooDSON, d. C.
,.r !, 5i-wcw
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Difference

n il he said that this statement OF the Pre-
sident is intended 10 cover the whole Of
the alleged balance, including Treasn.
r. notes redaemable in lol2, then The
Secretary makes the whole of what be
calls d,M and dcfri N this year and
next, including the redemption Of
these Treasury notes (page -
The Presidents being
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lo,593,0l9

making together -o'''9'
as debt handed over from the Administrator u mf
aa,ms - he Maid by that of General Jackson. But
dreamed Of making such charge II has
been left to these days Of ghiened economy to make
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26

crctary were submitted
Making the aggregate of
estimated means for 1911
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08
DIR. WIN. lev
SOOTHING syrup for CHILDRET
Wiz CrTTlNG TmEIR TEETm.


WIEN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
: mothers knew Inc blessings this Syrup would aE
n ford their Infants during tie period Of druiiiion by
rubbing their gums with II, no tender mother would
neglect the ne of
DIR wM EVANS CELEBRATEDC AMOMILENvD
APERIENT PILLS tor Weak stomach. Pain H The
side, Bilious affections. &c. Inc Pills will perform
cures when Physicians have dsYIirsd relieving the
Patient.
Physicians are respectfully urged 70 usc these Pills
in cascsof Dyspepsia, Hypurnudri1 Sc. when lhc Ind
quality Of Drugs will not oiircl q cure Dr. ENANS
basis the efficiency aud powerful virtue Of hs pills on
TIC s Ipcrior quality Of the Ingredients Of which they
are compounded.
DR. GOODS FEMALE PfLLS.
Thcsa Pills are recommended tDlhc ladies or sup
prcssinn Of customary pcripjirals also other weakness.
at Females 10 which fhoy ara subject.
DR. HUNTS BOTdNiC PfLIS.
celebrated auuhiIIUus F1m,ly Medicine.
The above medicines arc sid uu!y of the following
regular agents buy only Dfthc Regular agents o. some
men sell countrrCiis.
Regular agents. ". U Kru9. Gruccr. Wheeling -
Jlmcs Burnley &ls NTrrisyHIs,N \ o. Clarke
Fish Creek. Va. RoHt s H1lIIUay, Smym1.O Nr
Tuulull Book seller. StauhsUNiIlc. Isaac Harms, No
100 Libcuy a., Pittsburgh
CAUT1ON.-Dr Wn Evans ull not hc rcspousi
bic fr the gcuuinsusss af Doc fru1mrIc PILE wlcs.
they are bDurht ct Dr. E,Bu- 1dtHuse agents
There b. one agent Uneven. county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

Tickets @5-Siarcs in rrop"r'ion
DRAWINGS
Welisburg Extra, class 4. drawn at Whecliuo
March 81. 1871.
81 10 30 81 II 81 So II 80 3? 8
i"Wcs' single number prize -.
Union loueGy, class No. / drawn At Alexandria,
March 81, 1911.
81 Il IS > - g. 81 fl 3 IS GO CT IL -
Lowest single number prize SIS.
"eiisburg Ey,ra cio.- 6. drawn in Wheeling
March l7Ih. 1871
Il SO II 80 ] q 81 20 81 , So 81
Lpwcst single number rrz. 5.
Nellsburgh loIOry, class G. drawn March l3b
1911, 81 Alexandra Va.
% - 81 80 Is 10 20 80 3s % G3 66
i"Ncsi single number prize $40.
WINES. BRANDIES q GINS. "
kIkEtI from View York anil PaillIcl, hia. The
sulscrIJcrs duslrc 10 inl8rm The purchasers m
Vines andbIuprS that they are constantly receiving
ir'mt," a11vo ntmel Giles the GLOWING ani les.
Old East India Malcira 10 Bottles and ON druu-,i Of,
superior lIaIiiy having 'hs benefit Of three voyages
90 the East 10 lies.
Superior LCal Madeira in glass a. wood UiIbe yiuf8-e
oflSII.
Superior Pale and Brown sherry,
Old Juice PoH Tor Iuyallds,
TcncrT Wine.
London Piicular Lisbon & Sweet Malaga Wine.
London Dock Port.
Champaign Vino Various Brands.
IIuck and Clarct Wines.
old VIRGIN Cpguac Biludy ur lSG2.
Champaign Brand IIrnucsy Brand.
Rochelle Brandy, Dupcty 1uI Scicuau Br .nd.
Do DO Pclleyoiscn auI GODDARD Bands.
B1rdsuv Brandy,
Bphlcns Wccsp Anchor Gin,
Jamaico Spirits,
New England Rum,
Oh Scotch and irish Malt Whi.kcy.
Old Mpuou1ahcla UhIskcy, In uutucs a. on Iaurht.
Peach Brandy Old and fine fiyour.
Prncipcc and Havana Srgnrs Of Superior brands aL.
ways ou hand.
= Y Humphreys Playing Cards.
Pittsburgh lccudcd Whl-bcy of Superior quality.
Also. Olive on. Pickles, Goshen Cheese. wish 4,
ic'l 1zsJrmapt0 vt superior fumi'y groceries which
" 90 DC sold on The mIsf reasonable terms.
J. HENDERSON g. co Water 81.
feb 23-3m usu door q, kupy g. T8gI
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NOtlCE.
) pursuance 10 a wrII of al quod damnum issued
II from The Clerks Office of Ohio county court and
." ,"' "'',''ed.i ShuI proceed on ihc 10Th day of \.
PrIl next 10 hold an inquest for the pIrpose oC osccr.
tanning what damages shall be assessed to the prnpri.
e'ors ct Lots No l25. 1875. 1871. les, II 1873. I3i. 1876.
4 1856, lying and being in The square bounded by
Madison street Fourth street; Market Alley and Mar
Agi space through which il is proposed to conduct an
alley Ten ieei ~ width from said Market Alley 10
Madison street taking Eve feet ofTufcach ofthe above
named lois. The inquest will be held on the pIemi.
s's and all interested can attend
/. w. MITCHELL. ID. s.
mar l1-3w for II H,rl,s,v : n =
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BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERn-

H.'V 7 TTV.NTsTNN.
VIE uhscrbcTs respectfully inform their friend.
aud tue public that they lave associated them.
selves rs partners under the style of Robb a. Sic.
pliens'n at the stanl lately occupied by Stephenson &
SarNoOd. corner of Main q Union sts., where they
ha' e on hand, AID OTTER for sale on accommodatin
lcrmS, a large and valuable selection of ReIicious
Classical. Law and Medical looks, with histories. 81.
"~grarhics, Novels, and Miscellaneous works. Aud
they Will constantly receive all the new publication,
rs they appear in Philadelphia, embracing every
hing in the various departments of lfrrarur.
and science, together with School Cooks, Church
Music. and Stationary ufcvrry Description.
In connection with the above is an extensive Bn,k
"'ndeTy' whore they are prepared To rule aud manu-.
Iacture blank Books To order, Of any size, siy lie and
description.
The highest price will lc allowed, rs usual, in c,.
change for Rage, dressed Shecpskins and Tanners
scraps. Nv. EORR
Wheeling, April 3. 1911. J STEPHENSON
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BALTIMORE a. PITTSBURGH.

SlOiNt ~ GIIISBt RisII.
JAMES OCoNNpR. Luxe TANFE, AND DENSIs
OCoNNOE, Prnpriciors.
JAMES X Cn.-lIaying COMPLETED
. Their arrangements. are now prepared To iur,yarI
Merchandise. Prpducc. De. To aud from PhiIoJ.Ipb;,
ami PiitSAurgh. aud Baltimore and Pi:tsLur,b.
WI" u'at ressIlriy and do patch which
ih'y Ht'ter themselves has hitherto characterized
Ihrif Line.
Inc superior mode of carrying goods (pcculIar IA
'his Inc alunc) prev nls all risks uf suiluIr. brcukiur
damage or separation Of lots. Too often aiirndln a.,
! hurried irln'hiP nent of single packages, OF the
several functions of the anal and railroads. or eyrs.
sure by loading or unloading out OF doors, The Good.
being locked up and carried throughout in Parable
wafer proof Car bodies without repackinc, hasdliur.
or any interference whatever, from the lime of their
being loaded in lhe Warehouse at tho starting poin,
until they are unluadcd (Wilhin the Warehouse. also !
at the other end ofIhe Lane.
The adaptation of this p.sn. on n r,utc ,yboro p,l
roads intervene with Canals, is an Improvement t,o
obvious To need any comment; while the ceriaintv oI
receiving lots complete ia clean and mere haniabIe
order, affords advantages To owners aud consignees .,
iuiiy apparent as To preclude the necessity of further
description.
In addition TO their doa5le daily line Of tho usual
class they have a single daily line OF fas, boats of less
tonnage, built expressly Tor speed by which they are
enabled to carry goods through ia sT days.
The too prevalent custom of allowing the Boats In
ne detained at the Eastern poi At of the canal until
'"''"E N"s lHotsTeu 10 return Win, thereby CausIur
ah accumulation al proluce in Pittsburgh tor want of
means Oi transportation. induced them To make their
arrangements thus year 10 run their Boats regularly.
whether loaded or not, by which they will bo ems.
hled To forward n much larger quonliiy than usual
and with a certainty Oldispatch. hitherto impracuca.
hle.
The central al ua' ions md cxte isiveness of heir
Warehouses III PhiladeI, hia, Baltimore ana Pins.
huFgh' all ri accommod atoms peculiarly advantageous
10 r'ose ilvoring them with their commands. They
would respectfully solicit Merchants auI Shippers 10
call and Judge for themselves.
Goods consigned To Ihe following Agents. will be
forwarded with despatch. All freight and charges
pad. Balls ct Lading Transmitted, aud every insIruc.
lion promptly attended Ia, by
JAMES O'CONNOR & 90.
Market street. Philadelphia.
JOHN WEST,
North street. EuliimOre.
TAAFE q OCONNOR.
Corner Penn AMI Wavne streets, Puisbrrrb.
E-AU Produce delivered Tor the East will ID. re-.
cciyed ire" OF charge for storage. commission ur adj
Nah'i"s feIsh's' mar lI-3m
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OTlCE---1hc laie firm of Stephenson q Gar
u wood ceased To exit, Yin consequence of the
death nf MIR. GarwOud) nn The LIST of january 1871
and renders II necessary that their business should be
closed therefore, all persnn> knowing themselves in.
debied are requested To make Immediate paymcut . un,l
also persons having claims against them will prcsrnl
them Tor settlement. J. STEPHENSON,
ap Survivor OF Stenheuson A. G,r,nrl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

ASTONISHING
LUCK AT Sl~LNESTER'Siu
Ma T. are now opening at the store room of Mr.
w \ hie "u Main street opposite the resi-.
dence oi J MLure .Esq,a large assortment of British a
French fashionable and summer goods, e. irwcIrv.,II of
which VIII be sold much cheaper than ever before Of
tered IA wheeling. We will take in exchange, Old
silver and gold. Jewclry. DC Sc.
Come and sce-ani you will be surpriscd-at the
extraordinary chcapncss of The goods
apl-lm GRAF & BALLENBERG.
y u Goods bought nj our establishment will be
conveyed 10 any part of the city free OF charge.
c.. & r.