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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08
GLIDING

NiLf and Mahogany Looking glass, POrrau
" and Picture frames make To order in The
neatest style, ard old frames re2ilt.
"A splendid assortment Of Looking Glasses,
FoiiTaIt aud Picture Frames constantly on hand
snd Tor sale lower than they can be procured
e,sewherc-AisO s.gn painting aud painting m
all IT'S yarllus branches promptly executed BY
w BKANSTRUP, No 100. Main stTset Wheel
ing Va, " here can be procured AT all times,
paints, Picture and window glass, ellis, vaTnish
nd putty fen
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08
NTOLUG1.
,ALUABLE REAL EsTAIE FOK sHER

~ I" ue " EiLLN
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FORSATR
vIrtueoia deed ofirust eKecuieC by Charles
ED Ensell and wife, and Francis Plunkett and
wife TO the subscriber dated the LIST day Of August
$50, and now ofrecOrd IN the Clerk, Office Of
ONO county court m book 4. page 245, / shall
pro- eed on Monday the fIh day of Octobsr Is4I,
az the Court house of SAID county, an the civ of
Wheeling, % sell TO the highest and best bidder
all mat valuable ira CT or parcelo of land on which
the extensive glass ware factory Ia 'ely occupied
Gy MeSsrs Ensell and Cuthbert, and more recent
ly by Messrs Ensel aud Stewart is erected toge-
ther WI n the buildings and impr Uvements there
on, and the valuable coal PRIVILEGES attached
'hcretO' fora more particular description Of all
whoa reference is hereby made TO said deed of
trust.
The title TO the abo We described property il be-
ieyod TO be good, but selling rs Trustee. / will
9nly convey such title as IS invested in me-
4efms cash. S BRADY,
css - IS Trustee.
Do By consent Of parties. tho above sale hos been
postponed until Monday The lsl day Of November
next. oct 7
eZ The sale Of the above property n again post
Poned, by consent OF parties, will friday, fhe 24ih
DAY oil December neat. 5 BRADY,
nov Trustee.
The above sale is further postponed. by consent
u parties. until "Wednesday, February 16. 1912.
dec 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08
SEED STORE

"a oAOHE
v VIE subscriber has opened an establishment
on the corner Of Virgin Alley and Wood 81.
aud opposite the First Presbyterian Church.
Fttis6Irgh, for the sale Of GARDEN, GRASS
m mu SEEDS, and has made arrange
HeIts win the most reputable and extensive
seed stores IN the various Atlantiscnies, TO sup-
NV nun immediately with such aShe can war
RANT 10 be fresh and gcnuine-he will also he en-
ahlej TO oil orders for fruit and ornamental rees.
ana shrubbery. green and hot house plants. har-
oy Doroer flowers, bul5ous roots, horticultural
aho agricultural 1 Implements. etc al prices quoted
20 me eastern catalogues with the addition of
carriage, etc.
There isperhaps no city west Of the mountains
MhcIe an establishment Of this kind is more need.
- man an Pittsburgh, and the subscriber Gattefz
hfmseii that the farmers. gardnersa nd amstsnrs
az poHHLsrs VIII sustain him 10 this undertaking.,
- noLnlnE shall be wanting on his part To give
lohsIai sausfacuon-he Invites the attention Of
ISbieIsln seeds westa and south 10 visii his estab.
usu'hent. whom ne viii eDdeavOr 20 supply AZ
Use him. patron
Gardenersin the vicinity Of he city are inform
ed th1t he will either purchase or become their
agents Tor The sale OF trees, pants. seeds. etc
pr0vlded they are ola good quail NV.
jan 25-9t S n wICKERsuAM.
VdNHE JACQUERIE. a novel w G P n james
Esq author Of The Gypsy. The Ancient Re
s''ne' The gentleman Of The Old Sthool. &c &c &c
IN TWO volumes. just received and for sale hy
JOHN II. THOMPSON a. co
eol l3 Monroe street.
~ GNs haANHNn -
SEGARs
USF received on consignment from Ciocipp,.
- h-2 pipes American Brandy. 90 boxes Raj
SINS s half barrels Mackcreh 10000 Common Sc.
gars-which we will sell ct public auction without
reserve ON Saturday morning the 5h inst. AZ 10
O'Clock. IN front Of our Auction Rooms. Also in
be sold az tho same Time a desimblt iot Of Div
Goods. PENTONEY& HARRISON,
ieb . Auctioneer.
DIVIDEND
FlRE y MAHiSE IV~sURANcr Col
Wheeling. Jan. I. 1919.
u U a meeting OF the Board Of Direct,rs a..
y days. dividend Of three por cent on The essI
h siock paid in was declared. payable ON dew,,l
Z ms Office oa o. aner ihe 2Oth inst.
d. LAvB. Seen
WESTERN lNsURAscE ca
wheeling. Jan. I. 1870
i q mcciing of the Board Of Dirscte-,
n dividend Of sir Der ecu, IN ~ ~.o.es
- raid 10 was dseiased, parade 90 % aast n.
f'" b. MCCOY.
A MERtCAN ALMANAC nsfsi2. ie-1 -e--;
- cd aud ST. uaio ~ Wv
fobt THOMSON &Co Is Msosos a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08
NOTICE TO "HOUsEKEEPERs

81 I'LL AANNN
ME subscribers beg leave 10 inform The eli
n zens Of Wheeling and vicinity, tha, they have
opened n GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE NJ No lf3 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
where may be found an extensive assortment Of
gilt and mahogany inmtd Looking Closes, Portrait
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware. consisting Of
Feather beds. holsters, Pillows. curieJ ban. Spanish
mOss. cotton, husk and spring maiiiasscG together
WIN q tull assortment Of The latest style and best
finished FURNITURE ever offered ia his city;al
Of which will be sold on The most reasonable ierm-
and trarraHFcd.
Also Looking glass Plates. rahrglny veneers.
Earulsh Sp nish muss. &c Sc. constantly on hand
STEAM coats furnished with every article of
iuuntuuc on the most accommodating terms and 81
short notice.
Carpets made and put down.
Orders in Zauessille can be lan with }. FAD
NJ a. Co
jan l3 MENDEL q n OUR
The Z1ncsvillc Rcpublitan wul copy 10 the
amount Uf three dollars and charge this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08
DIVIDEND
DIVIDEND

A NERicAN ALMANAC hsisI2. iaSl SeosI,
- Cd aud So uaie ~ f"
iObi THOMPSON &co IS Msatoe a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08
KING a

KING a CRUMBACRER,
No 46, Wa;er Street.
I'VE m store and offer i0r sale very 10 ~ ipr
IL CASH !"
40 bags Prime Rio Coffee
, bags Government Java Coffee
4 chests Gunpovder Imnor;,I
Ithali chests and Young IIyson
81 boxes Tcas
10 bbls Prime n . Sugnr New Cnp
% bbls n o Molasses. New CrJp
200 loaves Refined Sugar
Crushed and Ground Hayan a Sugar
IL boNes Sperm and wax candles
10 boxes superior Chewing Tobacco
boo lbs CARROTS Scotch aud Rappee SnuT
200 dozen cut aud dry Tobacco
i5OuO Havana and Principe Secars
25GO Superior Regalia ia s and ~ boxes
% pigs Lead
10 boxes Wilson's Evansville Soap
% Kegs JunIaIa Nails
lou gallons best winter S .lcrm OIL
2l5 bnrrels No | Pittsburgh SAT-
% barrels rcCihied WhRkey
III barrels Pa Old Rye whiskey
50 gross ShumaTd's Superior Hacking
20 buxes Scotch lIerrings
With a large stock of choice Wines and Liquors.
- casks. bottles and on dnh feb 5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08

HsNCR RENT-Tbai desirable dwelling house
~ Situated ON Main street. nearly opposite the
Thomas p Ray deceased, which dwelling 4 sin
every way suitable tor a private dwelling house
dLSO the two store rooms underneath I'm
mediate possession will be gwen 10 the store
rooms and To the dwelling ou The frst pf Adril
next The above property will Re rented low on
application TO y"
IAN 3 A. uApptSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08

JACQUERIE, a novel ~ P Il james
Esq author Of The Gypsy. The ancie,t Re-
g'me' The gentleman OF The Old s. hool. &c &c &c
IN two volumes. jHsf received and for sale hv
JOHN II. THOMPSON a. co
teh 4 "a NIrnr.o st,..t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08

FRESH FRUIT, &C
Hn WHOLE. Half and quarter boxes Bnnch
OU r ,isins
30 drums Smyrna Figs
5OJars Super Tor Bordeaux Puens
i cask superior CurranIs
l04 lbs Tam .rinds
ease CitrOn
500 lbs soft shelled Almonds
500 lbs FiIberis and Eaglish Walnuts
6 dozen jars Managers, GerkIns g. mixed pickles
20 boxes SardiDes For sale by
feh5 KING g. CRUMBACKER,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08
R,Vx NOTE AND ExcIIANGE LIS

The Banks marked par are receiv d ON s,p.
ste a. che DduAstn tuis city. IhOss banksuna'K
I'd are not puTcbas'd.
OHIO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24


INTO execution, independently the action CT tt2 State
Legislatures; Nobody doubts IT. We may pass IA"
rrescrib,r and regulating the manner o hc!@ng cleo
tons IN the States, III o5edcn 10 ts ap2ptUo'neh'
h H. This has been admitted throughout t4e "'uae
All for which We have COMMENDED Is, t"at congress
mus, ac, or sc. and cannot either dTci or c"att"'
H.. action Of TIE State L,s<lru:cs. And "@y thS
OMISSION: II would he u Absurd IS !. Is G"c'Asu'n-
onl to at:emp; 10 caciee these L'E'saNi'' 10 pass
:ny i3w II carry yeur aPPof'tormrhl Il represents
tycs into e., They not the sn jec. 81 COERCION
And lle.e power cou:cFfe! uPon Congress, III "1v
n,rt of the Constitution - command tei: l" perform,
or not TO pctnTn, any act 81 egi,lt'n ne hfS sec
,on or the L therefore, dcs no. attempt 10 c"hT"i OF
govern their conduct. 1t SIMPLY performs ''e guy re-
onired hy :he Constuton-ct aFpor,onins Rep'cseh'
,a,lycs ainonr the several States And there II c"dS
The State legislatures either viii, or VIII no'' cary
,n,o fleet this act cf Congress; Should aeE ie'use
Ia perform tbs constitutional duty, no power exists III
Cunuress 10 ccerce obed,eGce. Each Sta'e dct"9 '"
its sovereign character, elects Representatives, accord
ing to your appor'ionmen under The ma"one OF .''e
CONSTITUTION ofihc L. : and net OF yonF law ah0,
therefore, In the FIST cen OF has bill, we do not NJ
form the STATE Sla'u:cs either tna' tfy *i'" O."
,b,s or d. that b. leave then where The Constitution
has LEFT ,hsu,-to Tic exercise Of their own discretion
Bat under the second section Of hs bill, lhev are eI
phatica liz told that tie election OF iheH H"rfeseh'
iaves to Congress they shall DIVIDE 'he'7 reSPecU'e
territories INTO single congressional districts and mat Ii
they fail N ohcdicucc TO this coam1at, they sAai' De
derived of Represent YES atog. iheF Al Tue woIa
O.. command. hey mus, pass all laws which may be
necessary aud proper 10 carry cur w! MO eject ""c
they must punish under their own authority, every
violation of The laws which they may pass for tiis pnr-
pose 1.-the bill should pass IN IT'S present FORM Con
rress may hereafter confne itself 10 tie assertion OF
general principles and compel the States to perform
the drudgey Of legislation necessary 10 carry 'hess
principles INTO c,.rt under the penalty OF i"fteitng
.onc great constitutional T-ht. The precedent thls
established wjll make Congress supreme, and the State
legislatures u.ere ministerial agents, We shah re-
serble supreme judicial tribunal issuing rs mandate
an inferior conrt 10 perform some mere H'n','e''@
net, | saw Ministerial acts for even IN such case, i
The act 10 be performed involves the exercise OF udc'a
discretion, 10 such mandate issue. II would be
waste Of time TO contend that the Constitution nowhere
comters such power Congress over the LsSis'a
tnres u the States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24
7nrsday, lime u.
SENATE.


Mr. PRESTON, from the Committee on Military
Affairs whom referred the resolution OF the Sc.
Instructing the committee 10 inquire into The e6
pcdency of reducing the army OF the United States 10
the scale of the provso of the bill from the House, made
report, accompanied by bill in conformity thereto,
entitled ~ bill respecting the organization OF the
Army and for other purposes, winch was ordered to
second reading.
[The committee suggest reduction, in Tie 90 com.
pan;es ofdraroons Of 900 men
In the forty companies Of artillery 800
In the eighty companies OF infantry 2,40O
Total reduction, 1920 men
The committee propose to dispense with the ofhce oil
Superintendent Of Armorlcs, and 10 give the supern-
dency to officers of the Ordnance corps and 10 abolish
the Office OF Commssary of Purchases, and three pay
masters of the Army. With regard 10 a reduction in
the pay Of The general staff they propose to postpone un
til the session. The force Of the Army, paper,
If the suggestion be acquesccd in by Congress, will be
SD enlisted men, instead, of 800, proposed by the
bill of the House, and would give effective force oil
abou, thousand men; and this less than The
standing force of 1899, under Mr. Jeisrsons admins
traton
The report was ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. ALLEN moved that the resolutions heretofore
submitted by him in relation to the affairs of Rhode
Island, together with the amendments, be made The
special order of the day for Wednesday week.
Mr.. MERRlCk suggested 10 the Senator 10 name
Monday week; 10 which
Mr.. ALLEN assented and the motion was then
agreed TO.
The bill providing for the publication of account
Of the discoveries OF the Exploring Expedition under
the command Of Lieutenant Wilkes, Of the u S. Navy
was after bref discussion read third time and pass
ed
The Senate took mp the bill 10 provide for further
remedial justice in the courts of the U. s.
MIR. WALKER addressed the Senate at great length,
in n constitutional argument against the bill; and
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. CUSHING offered a resolution calling on the
President, in the usual form, for information concern.
ing the proceedings of the Government in the OF
George Johnson, in Montevdeo. The resolution was
adopted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

CoyGRrss-The House Of Representatives, bya vote
of ~ 10 % disagreed the ratio Of representation sub
sli,u,ed by the Senate for that of the House There
wns great deal of warmth expressed ~ several oil the
majority, in discussing the Stnales amendment IN re
gard TO the dsespec shown towards the House by Sc
majors who argued the necessity OF reducing the popu-
lar on the score of It's dsorderly conduct
and incapacy for business. The reflections Of the Sc
nate were repealed with just Indignation the character
of the House vindcaled and if the decision spoken by
the vote is To be relied upon would seem that the re-
solution is fixed to maintain the doctrine asserted on the
floor in debate-that question involving the organl-
za,ion Of the popular branch the legislature the set
tied opnion of those Immediately representing, and
sponsble to the people, ought to command Difference
from the Senate, strong, if not conclusive, proof Of
the will of the great tody Of the community, OF which
the House is the most immediate legislative organ Ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24
June 81

LADY competent instruction IN all The English ha
n p. usually taught in ou female Semnarie and, Also
French Latin Greek Drawing aud Painting, ana PLAIN ana erha
mental Needle Work il DESTROYS of situation either as fnca
nj female seminary private family Having
had experience teaching she Is able To furnish ht
most satisfactory testimony of her moral and literary qiaea
lions, and Of her a teacirr
Address,. NJ Alexandria, ID. Z.
-. li-its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24
TEN THOUSAND
CASH CUSTOMERS
WANTED

I,Y MRS. BICKEIEW, a, her Millinery and Artificial Flow
ID or Mandatory where she will e pleased 10 attend I" le
IN the utmost n. fully of the dement's "i
he cash ys,em herself and her customers, w" wish 10
get value their money she has determined 10 adhere s'fr
y 10 her rule sell gonds small profit Ladies VI
the country their friends, rely On being
well suited both quality and price
Ronnet- Cans Flowers, Ribbons Of kind color ana
quality of styles, kept constantly on hand
o the
MRS. BuCKELEW, II street, Richmond, Va,
sign Of The Original Golden Bonnet
June % F-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

communication from the President was read IN an
swrr 10 a cal for information in relation 10 the qu'h'u
NJ. tr,a:v &c. The communication says
..I ,usser to this request, have to say thal 'ne
.,.,, ;,cd therein has not been officially COM
,,,..,,rd 10 the Government of the T. ,, ana no au'
hor red copy Of H. therefore, can be furnisheu :"
! card i" .i utlor papers requested, a'h""s" % -,
~. and expectation that II wall be proper anu co'.
i.nt Ill early day, to lay lhem oe,oIe
.,hfr y 9TH others connected win the same
49,, N my op,nion a communication oil then 10 'ht
onse of Repesentavcs, al the PRESENT., "ouio h"'
h.. compatible with the pubic interests ~.
The consideration ofthe question relating 10 tne VIZ
,;,,, land clairrs was then resumed. Mr.. Gmer was
-, a "a The a,or and occupied most of the morning
h,ur in reply to the speech of Mr. HAL. ne ao'oca
,d Ike Justice Of the claims and went into comPan
son of the relative services oil vermont anu '"e'"
durnr the Revolutionary war, and the allowances "u
10 each. lie did not wish the CLAIMS o' nus o.a'e
allowed unless it conceded that uey were Jus.
Tho Revolutionary soldier is no eleemosynary Pe'l-
toner. 80. r;,,ee or
the Whole, and urging the necessity OF passing Tue
Naval Appropriation bill, requested Hif' lowell VIM
,s entitled [, the floor the Iaril, 10 give way mat
,ba Naval bill as amended by the Senate might be Ia
ken un Mr. Cowen refused and proceeded 10 SPEAK
HE hour He commended that high tariff was now ne
cessarv in order 10 supply the deficits IN
duccd by the preceding Administrations ne coi'eefeu
protective tariff 10 he constitutional and authorized
br The clause empowering Congress to provide Tor The
general welfare The authority OF the greatest ha'neS
we're in favor he sad, of protection
Mr.. KENNEDY Of Indiana, was opposed 10 'he
protective principle. He thought it unconstitutional
The Federal Government was one OF limited powers
The Constitution authorized it TO impose duties on I'M
porls--bu tho objects of the authority were clearly
defncd--and protection not among Them re
thought protection unjust-it taxed one portion Of the
community for the benefit of another--it taxed Inc
farmer to enrich the manufacturer; but It lad no TAX
in favor of the farmer, at least sufficient 10 enhance
the price of agricultural produce.
Mr. TORRANCE opposed TO the Protecuon ~
individual interests without reference 10 national De-
ne6t He advocated increase of tariff al Inc pre-
sent time that the ard stride of the COMPROMISE
act might be checked. The movements oil that act he
thought too rapid rate Of duties such as existed IN
lS3a, he thought, should be continued
The question was taken on the motion OF MT ma
ber.ham 10 substitute his bill for that Of Mr. Sallonsta
and was decided in the negative
The question then taken on agreeing 10 the mo-
ton Of Mr. Saltonsla to strike out portion ot The
bill reported by the Committee of Ways and Means,
and insert in lieu thereof portion OF the bill reported
from The Committee on Manufactures; but
On motion of tlr. Pckens the further consideration
of the subjec, was postponed until tomorrow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

oIrISA COURT HOUSE uo1EI.Tlle undersigned having
IL placed thorough repair, has provided himself
with all his power give confrt 10 MI such az
may ,yn him CUSTOM and asks the attention oil the
rtycnr public plrdgng himself IL every eAron 10 ahori
satisfaction lie has provided himself With attentive and careful
servants good osrer paid particular attention To his
beds.
Families residing in the lower country, who may desire 10
.pend The Sum or cheap, healthy and pleasant sec
ton Of country, will find every accommodation afforded
he pleased take several families
on hoard fer Situated the place is Immediately
on The Louisa Railroad, facilities afforded for easy ana plea
s"'' ELISHA MELTON
.;s, fo,,, hou,o lime Eth Is42 li-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

VALUABLE LAND FOR SAI.E-My Farm. containing 62u
acres I,nc napdau eight miles from urahse
Count lnsc iiom Fredericksburg, Is for sale AT
reduced price For farther particulars Apply to me, M BY ee
pcs f" JAMES l.. COLEMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

r AM NEAR observation-disclosures of going West, the
L. subscriber will sell the Land upon which he resides lying on
b sides Road leading from lynchuc TO
Campbe H. miles from the former and from the latter
MACE and containing 80 M cleared and enclosed
Nearly ha OF this handsome bottom between ~ anu ~
in meadow mostly seeded last Spring with clover,
ty and seed The whole Of the land Is in fine
of improvement and Is all capable oil easy cultivation and
The soil that character which admits Of the profitable
provement .
The buildings are large story dwelling, with cellar &c,
smoke house ice house. well Of superior the yard and
well house, house smith house and shop and other
out houses an orchard Of the various fruits of fine quality good
garden This good and of the most public leading 10
ynchrg stand good for Tavern and all the surplus
Grain and hay the door In fact, this
nn il beautiful and healthy and in every other respect
advantages worthy attention Of any and 1.-THE tract be
Ton small any quantity Of fine land adjoining II be
had having superior limestone, timber ma slate 6c and
all lies we'll Terms liberal For further information, letters d
reced 10 me- al .nclbug, post paid, will meet attention
WIN. A. STAPLES.
June d l4-lafif2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

certificate Of package Of % whole tickets s3o-saes IN
proportion
rSIoS LOTTERY Glass M. TO- 10 he drawn NJ Alexandria,
n q saturday 23rd July 1872 - no.-l5 drawn ballots.
prize Of S3o 600 10 prizes of slaOn
do 10000 10 do l,D1u
&c.
Tickeis s0-halvrs 5--quarters 80.
certificate of n package a6 whole tickets S20shares in
proportion ,.,,-.1,,. ,rr.,,.ne o,.rrp,.
Glass K for 1912, o be drawn at Alexandra, Va.
GG nos. and 10 drawn ballots.
prize of $4,000 prize Of S4,420
do l2,5Na 20 do l,o0O
1000 &c, &c
Tickets Sl0-hayes = quarters 30.
certificate Of package Of - whole tickets Siooshares in
proportion lie 49,. i. , :; a.,
above splendid fan,errs, address Ia
j. G. GREGORY ( CO., Managers Richmond. Va
All orders promptly attended and Of the drawing
sent al " Order from
10 li-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

CT The friends 81 Free Trade, and Of Revenue iari alone
.t Juv ~ oock r. NJ purpose Of expressing Their
gard the measures nn'v Ia agitation IN '"h-
rress This movement forced upon by the proceeding, 81
The Protective Tariff meeting, which ha. been recently held ~
his civ Though we nay constitute minority IN The CITY, SUI
lei ~ stand M to right and support the true principles oil the
Constitution and The true OF tr South LIT H. re-
se lie prnciple If Free Trade which strongly a.
serted by The enlightened aud respectable meeting of Cit
zcns the 18th September, ls.O. SEVERAL IifHEHs'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

GALE or DELINQUENT STOck-Th. sale OF ne stock OF
- cpuen Subscribe. in The Jamrs River and Kana~ ha
Company place front door Of the Office oi The '"li
~, ~, S,tn,d,, ai,I Junr ISL lit June 81