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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
sat- soveInmc0' {. or ousli to b, Ia,iiIoIed 7

Sat sovernmcus j.. or ought 10 be. Instituted
- cuf@rou benefit. protection and security Of
Ffecple. raton.or community OF az The vofio'.s
ctes anG ferns Of gov erfuncnf. tha; is hcs wAich
: capable ofPr,iucing ihe greatest degree 81 hap
picss ani sliciy. AMI b. most efcctnaliy secured
ugap,i The danger OF ma'-admnisiratioa; aud sha',
~ ien any gOvcrnmcni shall be fpunl Inadequate or
ccsirary % ,hsss purposes, naioFity Of the COM
flaaiiY hath iuduhiishle. uaaicnablc. and ih,e-
feasible night. 10 rcfrr alter OF abolish such
snse.er a. shall he iudsp,i most conducive 10 the
cubic 'Neai--Iirgiaia BR Of Righ, adopted Jane
t2A,l77s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

NEW HORSE SIIOE.-A Ffenrhman resiIcnl
~ Poland has invented - says The Uuiicd S Ics
Service J'urnl) a new method Or sii3eing horses
Cor wiich 'hs Emperor has awarded him siiy m ~.
sand ru is, besiIes exclusive patent lie
eJvers the entire hpof with iron and The base OF lis
hne sandal is perfectly smoih Il is getting int,
use IN all paris of Russia. When the uf is ini ir,
u IS i'nnd 10 be very beneficial. A. near a. we
can undcrsani This account, this shoe is a kind Of
m5ccasin. raidc ofshcet iron.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
SEVENTH CONGRESS-.
WAsmNCroN. JAN.l2 1912.
SENATE.


Mr Wright prrsenlel too memorials from New
t"'A ci'y, asSihs FOR repeal ofihc Btiikrnpt Law
~ hour memorials demonstrating asaii.,' the re-
pea'' am two asking or amendments. AS. one
from uuca q. y in f,Yor oiihc repeal
Memorials accommodating against tho repeal or
pest ponement were repre,cu,cd Ls Ms aalissadec
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

INDIANA EXECUTION LAwS-Thc Senate
-etlnd'ana on ihe5,h inst passed tho appra,.cu,en,
'oI say IA n, with sono sm,li asn.nlm.n,..-
Both houses OF the Indiana Legislature have agreed
to adjparn on the 3la inst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

TIE SUPREME COURr-The Supreme c ,nri
ut The Umtsl States assembled NJ the Culri-rplm
"A the Ca?u"l. yesterday. anil began its annual s.
sion The Chief Justice an all The Associate Jns-
Ices were present. except Mr. Justice Thompson
Inc docket viii be called tn-Iay-.NuL Ist
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
alPERANCE MEETING

y aud Young Mems Temperance So
Of ihe CITY Hal. on TUESDAY r..
I, fS'' ('bo isih inst OF g o'clock Bus.
Tfoat s''Fasianco - 10 be- transacted So
d'essss nay = expected. 4 rener,i alien.
- ss~ . requested. The public
~ ~ : susnd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

Ig1cs re- TrltPt--Uncegtuni, In cs'ifnitng pre-
seat ulu:s aii utcu. hId, re Or less al uri.-;
Or 40 a.i uairs even in thlsc Vhsh seem mo,i o..
val AMI op-a 20 research. human sIricy ross 90
mtcra;a1iy deep f1ualaiuns. whcl hc l.. of an oa
crs the npst m siaSca who aac,vs he has ox pllred
to ihc 5lii0m Series OF causes are az Tissues. or
'np'siees OF ioplne'l3io lines cx,eoding M bcalh
AS in i"ls.h. aui VITA cIapl,xiiy watch will t,il
All 1.io,iy LCAii ,hc mot a,,il1Is CO no ttila.
IA aet i,c w.sc,i Ot us ma is' Jos tine itri Id GO
'N iAe si.np' s'; estimate ulI Idla,e D. m r. ng
muls II tls way % H. tili clq Icrlrs a. p,ltici.
rcvp.aoaiss come 90 irc a. - mighty "a their in-
Hieuccs; whereas truly there Is 20, class % persons
crci'is sIcl IA ulsolr ~ Ia ,SJrl. watch in ths
hing ri1 pro ltce 50 very slight m imp. ssi,n on
as Affairs Wa,a Tamcri .no hui iaislel binding
hs Pyramid OF seventy On sal hp,can skull. ami
WAS seen stan insai The ues OF ID tmascus glitter
az On stee', with has bitc.ayc Jn h SHOULDER. all
his hcrce u isis filed oni tieneW victories anl new
cirits'. the pale Onl,aker .gil have aaciet thai
Nature was "a her Oh 5; :or havoc and dcsptr hal
t'k'h 'ssc si1l "a the eluh. anl the sun of m
h1"j seemed set NJ ia OF blood NeliI might Le.
o. tht very sail day OF Timerane. lite boz was
playing nincPns on the scect of Mcatz. whose his
tory was m,rc imp,Hapi To men IA IN ,weniy TIm.
eFlanes The Tarcr KAN. with hi shaegy dem M
oiihe Wilderness. passed away like whirlyyinj. To
he inrs iiIn brcyer. add that Gcrntn artisan has
wrought hcncli, whIrh is very nsasurihly ex-
p1nli1g itself aud Will continue to eNplnI Itself
though al countries AM through all tan >. Wlat
are The conluesis AM expeditions of the whole cir-
p'riiioh ct Captains comp red viii these mJytbie
types OF Jo!iannls Fa1i-Cariyle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

We Ind M The New YORK. Courier lie following
statement. Passcrgors arrived at New York go
lolO-Foreisn -Cabin. 4324
Sicemge, 5G.77g -Cl IG3 Togas
.eH-Foreign Cabin, 4Ou
sIcerfge, 53203-57 1874 Tots
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pay, JANUARy 10, Isa:..

Ask NOTHING stoRE-wg WILL Ac-
NOTHING LESS THNS A RErgEsE NTA-
IL PROPORTION To oCR.PorULs rioN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

MANdED On Friliy he IL \ ins'nnt. nj We,
Alexandcr' Mr.. JAMES c. LANTBrIN, of Souh
Wheeling. to Miss ELIZA SMITH, OF Dalton. NJ -
sachuseils.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

TllE BENEFIT OF e. iNNERSlON.-A cor.
respondent of the Courier dcs Eats Uais says th,t
MAJ al PARIS Is getting his living by beng con
veried He resiFis 10 sone ecclesiastical propsg-
amidst. ieisning 10 be rocsani, and DESTROYS ol
being enlightened ~ 10 the Rornln Catholic doc
irue. lie grnilaily yields after a warm disc Is
sion. IN which he mcuiions that hc hasa large fam
iir m great need. anl tie irium ,hani Pf;os makes
collection 6 r hs necessities. "lIe has already
says The correspondent "becn covered twelve
uEies in P'ris. AMI Is SON abut making bIisl-
ness t'nr "a he Provincrs" Whatever truth there
'ay be ia the story, il Is god thread - hang a
luauy llo upbn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
INQUIRIES HOTEL FOR SALE.

NJ ObiiNfso nOiEL fOK SALE.
DY virtue Of a deed Of trust, now Of =, cor . in
ID ito Clerks Office Of Wood County Court
which was executed by Edward d MEG ire. On
The 10Th day Of Jinc, lssi, 70 the undersigned a.
trustee, 10 in iemnlfy samuel J g Davenport
SAID Mcclure IN certain forthcoming bonds
said deed Of trust mentioned, / will, on MonC
Ihe 9th day Of March, 1912 before the door Off
Court house in the town Of ParkcTsburgh
coed 70 sell az pubic auction, for read gtnr
the ab0vs haiiitd properly.
fnis hotel is situated on the south west eide
the public square, near the court house and in
most agreeable and eligible part Of the Town,
The buidings are fine cOmmodiOus brick hou
with an extensive Wig running back the vsIo
containing - rooms. Tho oininE hall as
large and wei fitted up, and the bar room !.
par or CONVENIENTLY arranged and handsom,
hnishei. There ~ 4 ne cellar under the hou
well OF good water IN the yard, andatfached
20 the establishments q large and c0mfortah
stable, carna house, &C. The house - ar
dy well known. Since the establishment Of
lino OF stages on tue Worth western road. IL a.
been the point Of arrival and departure form
same. aud tic greater part Of the nayeilina q
ihatrou have been tertainod there.
The faufd tmprOvenr cnt Of parknrshurgh nr
The increasing travel on the North western roa
make such az estsbl ishmout az that NV Offer
for sale particularly valuable. The terms of b.
too, are such that M the present condition Of al
money morkct The properly mut sell very 20
Those who have money ~ ther command IN
VIII perhaps d0weli o. attend
fafaefs0nfEn, Jla l5-wls Trvstoo
N b-ihere is d sbt Of 1854 ~ due frora
ii tGuuo 90 J0uu i MayreTry. No. whieb Cd
stitutcs prior mCu nb ance Oh this nrostrfv -.
The pfOcetds % sale will BE- ffst nf tlioa 800.
discharge Of thslcn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
YNREsu ARRlvAL OF srApIp NV

E+NREStl ARRIVAL. or STAPLE FRY
AA GOOpS--We have usi received ON couAgn-
Tent very large assor;men Of apple Dry Gods
consisting m ran Of suPcri, Dorchester ticks, 4
Boot Min n oNn Drills
, BALES 3 and & brown muslin,
cares 81 and bleached DO
Heavy krrseys r pants
Rihd cotton velvet l"r vests
SupcnyT Buffalo cloths
Paid Swscs
50 pr Whiine, Blankets
% pr point DO
Cotton Shawls and handkerchief-
50 dozen gum braces
Scarlet aannes
Silk handkerchief, g.. and exp 4 laiy 10 70.
oeiye ct addition from PhHadel,shia. which
VIII be sold unusually low to close the cousirn-
men's
jan Is pENTONFY e. TIARRTeory
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

CONSUMPrION--Tho Philadeipha Gazette
states Thar ofh- adult deaths m that city a,f week.
IS uJi oi4l were by consumption. or nearly one
half The editor of the New Yo.k Americln- ia
speaking Of This melancholy fact. makes the following
remarks, which, 'egrct 10 add, are as applicable
% IhIs city 90 his own:
In sad irn,h' consumption seems ute disease of
our climate and how hulc do those most oxpoyed tn
20 10, the INST dchCato anl lovely am ,ng women.
guIrl with ordinary precaulion against %.
WALK Broadway such day as yesterday. and
what dfcsssi what sloes, waters thickness be-
ween The pavmcnl aad the io3t--a gossamer-vyeb
between the neck anl the keen winds OF December,
Follow these fragile AMI besnfcJus creatures 10
the bali 70 They pass pmicarrnges ia full dress
aul with wrappers 81 light (esi Inc bravery OF the
toilet should he mIrried) rec to Afford any pro-
iccinn ag7iasi cold AMI this looacr be being close
ly dressed OF day, and in warm apartments The
return is even more perilous--wh heated but wear
lcd Gomc.passing from the iropo Of the ball rom 10
The Siberia Of The slrcet-wifhOui furn. over shoes
Polish socks, blankets shawls, or wadod hoods.
ALAS that such poriloUs price si1nid be paid
for the fshinn admiration Of tho hour, But fash.
ion or admifatn have ffum time immcmorul bee
more eloquent Than reason affection; and 80 what
hos been wall continue 10 be-"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

DICKSON COLLEGE-We have received
i iaIognc oi The Faculty and students Of this aJur-
hing institution, fro y which we learn that the
whole number Of students Is lSS Of which 10 are
law students. ] . senior undergraduates 20 inniurs
50 sophie 1ores. % freshmen The whole number
IN college Is 100; pupils IN Grammlr School So -
The College Library contains 5000 Volumes; BEL
los L1tires 1900 the Unon 34JO; total 1890
Houmnes
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TINE.



has become usium extremely beuefcinl IN
It's results. irr passengers 10 pay meriied frii.
ute OF commentator through the columns a.
the public prints 10 such officers of the Sizes -
ers on our western waters as cOmbiae in Their
characters the attributes Of the Gentleman with
those OF the sklllfdll and rudaart Commander. -
TINS being the case, we have I ken the liberty tt
request you 20 appTise the travelling portion of
the community. through Your valuabh papcr
that htheY are anxious to find boat staunch
swift, and win Superior accommodates and
officers, whoss whole department developed the
best features oiihe gentleman and cOmma nder
they can find the FORMER an the splendid STEAMER
MONONGABEbA. and the latter IN the persoB
of Captain Stone and his associate. Perniras
TO add, that the entire crew des-rve a respectfal
consideration for their kindness fidelity and cor.
rect behaviour on her trip from New Oreanslo
Cincinnati January. 1914 -
MrsC Dixon Geo II Vanpelt -
~ rs Or Cooke - , II Tom, N York
VI s. = INf3On yas-F Roboy, Ky
Mrs Thomas Moore John WORKMAN, KY
Thomas Moore, XIV DAVID STREET Nh
Stephen Cooke Ky Geo Street III
WIN - Hewitt, Ky John w Tanner Ky
J y Store BOs on OrlOf A Zane va
+ WOitley Samuel Fulton, Ohio
G Dixon Green XIV
Geo Gillon w Wildly Nv
Wm = Howard VIM Rob. rfsOn XIV
Chas ralaflrO $ BOthune PbIladelphia
Baughhn. EvansvilieS Lamar Ohio
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

THE FIRST DECKED vEsSEI.-we learn
from Coopcts Naval History. hat the first leckeJ
vessel built within The old U. 5 Sof which We have
any account was coasirn eicd by lhe Schipper
\ iriuu BiOk, OF tho banks Of the III ,ds,o. and -
bthy within the present limits uf New York. dur.
ing the sumner Of 1914 This vessel De L,eI
terms yacht and describes ms having been of
'h5 Dimensions III ihidy-eight feet keel flrty.rgur
AMI half ieai on deck. nnI eleven feet beam. f.,
ihis yacht" Block passed through IIoIl Gale into
iIe s'a1d' and steering eastward. he discovered a
small Island which he named alter hm,eIE going
rs far as Cape Cod BY the Vineyard passaae
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

q ron A. NAILS, -Wo have Just received
N from the Mandatory Of the Mossrs Ellicon. i'm
Mouongala Co. and will keep constantly on
haad, larre as0srimeai Of frm sad Nails. which
We Will sell 10 Pittsburgh prices.
ATrERBURY. CALDWELL a. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
-. ~ Pc.ria -.

IRON Tie Pcoria Register
lh'a subject liho Tariff ., loci .iyl,, ,,. t IL.
"' eO'''' a''i 'uf county IS I5Jmc,l h.
suieT Tie people are quarreIn, ,I.s,, ,''-- 80
while iheis substance Is caIeu oar L. - We
HuclAus. Two tlisses Ot Ihes. mr.. =, - ~ ~
Tor themselves exclusively, and th,.,,,t. -, 'lo
'"'Nt~Nes ana PATTY Tor lo countr,. a., 49,,
- ' o~' lo"' encouragement for r,r,,s-,.,i.
~ "e question suggests iIs.iriu r-,,,,L,I
- "''' N''a' Oo u'net is there nothing ~ 49,,
loi us '"a' wa restore our euIorart... a., y
TIE county - iH debt 10 t.,,, -, ic"Pt.
hundfcd Oi mIiiiOusi the interest +, ,s S'il''
amount Sdi'y iAe government is b,r,,,,, ~, -
!" pay tue deois 81 the last alinip,.trs,. -
~ ga "ie borrowing unless ri,, i,,
Po'is u"ief 'he twenty per GEM J.,t;cs IN 80
- .f,',i,i o''"e u Pay The current expep-
ses, AMI ~ do iiis, 10 meet tyy,ut, -, ~
millions OF oxpenJHufe. ,,s sb,tty :" '"thty I'VE
B0ods' wan Tie Zee articles lr,,v -, ''''
"''ou'' "a a'' hundred aud lify mill,,,,s o.;
f"'L"oii7 i"' hiho years past have cp,.;f..t - ~.
"'Iy % h'o bundled mlIlion. and H.
tl u'' "''i increase IL, Hl We c,,uot ,,,,
-. - f'''tli pat and We shall pass over Ia
ne ~ 'iai cure 81 Great Bniun III. -, -,
that the usage Ofthe Bri IA ,o.,t. - "oil ND '"u
value heif goods, 20 that under al -
.'oy g" ~" 90 lHeif gods without poy,,, ~, -
uu'ie'. AS helf goods have been jGeoi,el =, 80
90 ''N',o''' ~ Wen as ours. tnsy bsv. h.,., 49,, 49,
.e1 - ioas' one lhifd, which would 80. n,,,i,',I.
- l'''s OF iOreign goDJs alias ioreiyI,
.aD''' 'hl 'he government cgn save /, i,,l, ~, -
their use. ave 'lluc Oul Tor
Ell. a V'n ' are preJudiced against northern i,,.,
win ae,r s Save. reduce . 'ho yeomany to level
L.,. 49,. - sue mlnulacfurir,. st,,o. .t.,.tr
.Lt E,,,,.aI .. res, They hal ,,1 y, -.
ilian uot rule r,o -" themselves into her arm.
thunrh ihey hav, 10y ns hey have done AL
20 ioas 4. ~ys, aoug With ber ppi ii No..
aud when tho evil l'n in debt obe eastern Stale.
and refuse 90 pay. ives INTO their shells
rise in the ''iNed when The people shonlI q.
~ go, .-'lrsly Of their strength .,i, ,,...
,he ner, c 5 and PIeeinc 10 Tie coao,y lee,,
10 pro,oet ne ~, aaii convene. aad lo c8ngre.
i've tariff nl. i, .', o. Americans by pr1spsc.
ss,l. sr,,,, aln0unis io prohibition, o,, ~. .,..,
ne ~ @ Of manufacture o. nothing ~. ,.1
a tsak ,v,g ~ from debt and insure pr,.sneri,g
,,f f,,g,,., "'' Bake money; rnl 400 ftt i.'i-.r
49,, ', ',5 noolt 'hinys of nrf ,ma,r,,oco -.'t
''n'onpi n Zoe view Of mgbminIe.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

We publish 'he following article irom the Pcori..
REGISTER for Tie bonef' Of some Of our friends d..
no"g ihe Radicals Who say lLat whatever may b,
lie epinioEs Of their leaders, u.is cuniains t,,
pinions
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

ID CHESTS YOUNG mYsJN rEA for slio by
- dec . JOHN HUDSON q Il WYNNK.
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ELY DOFNEW

Saooess.r 10 D0rsey 4 ArmsroHql
Forwarding and Commission
WBNCEANTa
WILHELM q. VA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
Dec

LIZ Dec.
ra'aensefs from D. nestle Pur's, by sea-
1901 400
isis 92O-I.l30 Increase
The demnuiion IA ihe number of IasssIge n lro.,.
'ore'sn ports the past year was eaJorenccd in fh,
early Porcn Of ihe season. aad is attributable to IN,
apptshension5 y hich then existed Ia E..rnps Of II,
Var Oe'w'eh Great ofiidh ana ne UnrgeJl- .srfFrs
IN consequence OF the affair Of Mcleod.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

: hrs. Liberly, Capt Wan. a. Howard. and Ia
Gle, Capt. Marlin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17
Schedule /:
n COTTON MASrFAcToRY.

TIE RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
Building stone, the remainder brick, i've sto
width of ditto y dosaway projecting In front orcs
pump) seventeen by hteen icet ufo.
basement.
pori usrd for hacking roon yarn and bans press
the reminder for repairing shop four lahes circle saw and cut
ting engine boer two water wheels outside, each twelve
feet wide, twenty feet diameter:
Seeond Story.
One hundred and looms, half of which are new one turn
ing lathe mn. o.
Thytwo Paterson cards, thirty inches wide, with rawa,
and headstweny-si1 Ma'tewan clros eighteen
wide with ditto nine drawing frames, thirteen specues
''"' s' Fourth Story.
~ Paterson throstles containing 2.n spndes
5 Danforth filling frames, do 3si
% slaeawan tbrostles, do i,2eo
ro,,, .o;ra,., 1884
Two spoonr frames. containing .weny-sM blocks, Twelve
reels one banding "a'h'n s; ana S Sne ,"'"s 'a''
One hundred and feet long, thy-three and nan rec
wide four Of two hundred and sixteen splndrs es
sixty four five warpns machines SIX dressing ma
Loft far Lumber-Picking House.
Two stories twenty -four feet clear hrck twenty
seven feet ftom he mill with passage leading int ca,din
70 M one willow, thee picker and lap machnes in,
inches rdc-Patcisonhee picker and lap machines egheei
inches bait cards, eighteen inches VIDE
Lumber House.
Fyeght by eighteen feet clear two stories and o oeS
Smiths Shop.
Thirty BY twenty feet, clear hsIek-smoke d 6
negroes and khenRooms sufficient for one hundred ana g
house and tenenehts io iout
twcnty-two BY fourteen feet, brick.
The foeay new, and water wheels nearly new-lne ra.e
son tbosiles and preparation goodtc Maeawan hIos
Nd nenoraiinn ndferen-part prime order
The remainder have work nearly finished TO make them eqna
TO new looms. -, n:I r.
Company four hundred and twenty ncnes nearly a
it under pressure Of three and half eel al Inc canal
The looms capable Of producing twenty-five thousand nv
hundred wards of Shrng and Oznabrzs week, 6 lbs
Ss, sp'n nnSs arc ner Wsek u 65
Total product Of factory, per week, l5eoi
Requires tvs hundred and sixty hands. 8. ,s
Nov. Is '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17

{, ELECT FEMALE SCHOOL At Loao.Rpr GROVE, Es.E1
Cousrr-ie subscriber takes this method oil informing e
parons of this Seminary and The public gensray that us
will first Monday In January next ana
termnae ON the 2o, December following, with vacation OF
six weeks during months of August aud seeiemo.i M 10"
sncc,e led i'm again engaging the services Of Miss haaa
Goodrich given. he believes, the most ehe
tion 10 ali who have heretofore encouraged her.
Far Boarl and Tuition in any Of The English branches
for term, including painting empoue!' ' 10
French, r,. ,--.xnan, "a
Music on tano fo''e' "s 40
The sni is located In ncishhohood agreeable ana neal
INV The road leading from Richmond TO Tappaannock
2 oy Eve miles Of the former and eight of the latter place
AS The number OF will be limited It would be e o
those disposed give School their patronage 70 m nc cary
application ,,,.,r.- r,s., eor,tv Y,
hoaiesS 'n' s10s'''SS > RICHARD L. CONVICTION.
Refer 10 C. G. Grswold Esq, Rchmondi Benjamin NJ wa
tcr Lancaster; Messs John d. McG and Walter Heay n,a
d,ssey Rev r. H. Mitchell, Washington H. Perkins, Smiin
Young and A. 81 Treble Essex and Asss Hshardson Hsn'
and +. d. Piggo.t, James ssE. A.hu
BSAa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17

THE TIME IS COME AT LASr!-That you can now buy
Hats Caps cheap The cheapest of The iluitcs sell
them York the Southern Hat Emporium op
po.e the Bell Tavern, Main stree We have just received
supply geutemen youths and infants cloth and velvet
Caps Of every pattern and quality reduced prices VIZ
good cu Caps 81 each, 81 IS 81 so, aud the hest quality 81
veve, Caps G cents TO 81 so EACH HAIR zeal
Caps wool Hats from 37 t2l cents; silk Hats from 81 9o
molckn Hats s. 80 the best that can be manuac
S4 Hats black and drab fashionable and very
brms, 50 81 30, the best only ST. HEAVIER Hats
from SIS; brush Hats Of manufacture
most splendid article ST. every other description of Hats and
Cups, al unusually low prices, for cash only.
GARBASATI & RO9ENTIfALL,
Southern Hat Emporium, Main street.
Opposite the Bell Tavern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17
BANK or VIRGINIA.


rTE general meeting of the Stockholders Of the Bank II
Virginia, held the Banking House, in the city Vi
Richmond, The second Monday, 9hl Of January neat.
spnvlrd by the 9Th section of The act Of The General Assem-
bly, passed March 18th. 1912:
.tThs officer director Of Bank shall hereafter vote by
proxy any Stakeholder election Of Dire tors Officers
Of Bank shall any PROXY be valid which shall have been
execu;i sixty days before the time Of IN election"
The also r,irs that mo President or Director of
any swings Bank general Of any Manufacturing MIN
ing Company, shall be hereafter eligible Director Of any Bank
J. W. PEGRAM, Cashier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17
Nov. |

THE ,bscrlcr taken the we'll known Washington Hotel
which, from its ccntraty togethe- with It's conisuiy 10 me
CAPITOL City Hail. Richmond Fredericksburg aud Potomac Rail
road Petersburg and Richmond Depots presents 10 both ira
this pleasant abode. II oc
cupics commanding positions IN the
city overlooking all that of the city below the Capitol IN
Guiding Manchester with ohstruct the view for &c
James, which the sails that ceTunr It's
OF country which hangs out So beau
Falls, be seen, exhibiting most pieiur
esqur prospect The Railroad Bridge also be seen from '
Hotel, In all its magnifcence.
Members OF the General Assembly will find this house
convenient, being within minutes walk of the Capitol.
A. style in which this se will br kept the proprietor
thinks necessary only that he knows uli well tDat tt
only 10 secure patronage is to deserve IT,
The following the rates Of CHARGES:
81 IS per day, So per week for single rooms.
81 per week when two occupy the same roon
Sl5n per year far day b0aTders.
$50 for toad and lodging.
appcas friends aud liberal public for that support
wc, mareming attention 10 the comfort Of his ruc.Is lie
Enpcs m merit w. II. pUCKETr.
Sov % ST.