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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

We parto,k, ye~sieoiay. Of some fine fresh shad.
p az ite Iabls Of Mr.. MclIulian. IL was vel. s:rY-
ed up and would have bees fought for with more
svdity had not The other tempting NiAnds. always
found Oh that table, run away With all appeIiIes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29
ZION TllE PETITION OF TIIE CITY og
WHEELING.
NnVtEE

DURSCANT 20 m OrIer orthr Circuit snnsrjoy
~ c"n" Oi Law and Chancey fr The TOMMY az
C"io mnde on Che 23i day Of February 1872. 49,.
ding To The city OF Wheeling q writ m ihe n,,o,e a.
a writ oi al qaod daunum. The nndersipned ,c,;,a
~ oO'u'enfe 60 said "ui. will cause 10 appear us.
on ~ ncarthe grounds IN said VIII ment,,.g ~.
W. al that ground lying beiu con the porib l,. -
''l'n street ihe souin iins of M1dson siroet a.,
r., o. a hne drawn ono hupdred aid eighty feo
lecl rom and parallel 90 The wtu lime rr Ma.
/" s'id cry oi Wheeling o1 the 2i1 IIy on A,,a
ueFl' r. jury Of Twelve irceholders oftbe r,,,t. ~
onio' 10 view The 'aid grounds. aud 10 s,y. sn -,
considered. TO what ilmlre IA vmt.
W me pfopnciors OfsId grounds or thaso b,Lt-.
or clfiming any interest therein. n such 80,
'nd Iints be condemned and converted A., go
use. 20 w.t. he extension Of Waier .tro., 80
iiytoi Wherling) And { hereby notify al per.r.,
Inning ns prop1eors or any interest ~.
grounds and thcuagenis ofihis 10 esf and a La.
-ine . not completed on de satI 2I. d,y .
pf' ne jury MI De adjoumed from lay 10 j,g az.
.hl ihc same be cumploicd.
w MITCHELL cr
-Lllr Zl-lHA ARCH NnGffG a. gr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

'yOhA-Jun received on consignment , f,t RI
flo"enng plants apd shruhbery which Iii
s5ld 10 cash al ne g,riea prices. Al hs H..
" mnD a s TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

A DUN.-we have lately eycrted airs"lf In
every manser To collect, n portion only. 81 the large
amounts due a, both IN the citv ond cOnntry. We
have done IL hecause we needed The. money, and
need IL more han any UlErr man. We nov ak
our customer TO remember aud pay our small bulls
promptly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

O"t l'Iih-Aa exchange paper says-aws
Y '' 'r verge OF peace ~ war WIZ dsus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

Value ofAmrnca MinuGUiures in I54i nbpg'
e21OOOOOOD0-llJme cOnsHsnpiiOn thoreOL about
et830OO0,OOO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

, VIZ 80 .,Eriy sii'.t oso 5las1 Whom
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29
& o NJ VI T. II CIAL.
MARKEr.

MARCu. 2S. 1912.
The manufacturer OF our city eviuce very fair
preparations for the Spring business, ia n good assert
IN, mt of their wares; bat The Sles are dull and slow.
The uniform scarcity ormoney throughout rhe coun-
may account for g..
The stock OF GmCerics ON hand IL abundant Mt
fair prces.
PRODCCE-Flour 81 SO
Cover seed 5 % a ) 50
Bacon. hog round 3la4
Lard IA a.
Whisky IL i 20
atnNEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22
POLITICS..
NELSON COUNTY

NELSON COUNTY.
Al 4 meeting of q portion OF the Republtcan party %
Nelson county. held in Lovingston, on Monday, The
eth June, Chat being court day. on motion severity
made, Colonel James S. billiard was called TO the Chan
and John Z. Harding appointed Secretary:
On motion, a committee consisting OF James /. Dtt
lard, Capt. Geo. Vaugn, and DR.. II. ~. Coleman, were
appointed 10 report resolutions expressive of The sense
of this meeting. The cnmmittee having retired tor .
short time returned, and reported the following Ere
amble and Resolutions:
We, a portion ofthe people of Nelson county, here
assembled, believing it highly e%1pedient aud necessary
10 the success of the cause of Republication, IN this
Senatorial District, that n convention Of delegates
from the counties composing said District, should be
held as soon as convenient, for the purpose ot selecting
some suitable person 10 &c voted Tor by the k'puoican
party at The next Spring election, do, as an expression
of the sense OF this meeting,
Resoire, That this meeting, having due regard 10 the
convenience Of the other counties composing this Sc.
material district, 90 ecommend the ath Monday IN Oc
,ober next, Qhat being Nelson court day. as a suitable
time for the meeting of the convention in the town OF
Loyingston.
Resoired, That the other counties of this district be
and are hereby respectfully requested to appoint dele
gates 10 attend the aforesaid convention.
. nesoired. That be and they are
hereby appointed delegates to represent the Demo
cratic Republican party Of this county in The said con
veniion.
On motion, ordered, That the bla * in The above
resolution, be filed up with the names Of hfly-slx
persons.
On motion, Floyd l.. Whitehead, Esq, Jas. D.. Good
win, Esq end Df. L. n. Lyon, were appointed a Com
miltee 10 report 10 the meeting the names of 6fiy-s'x
persons TO fill the blank in the said resolution, who
presented TO the meeting the following list: Messrs.
John Hight, John /. Coleman, John B. Coles, VIM. c.
Smith, John NJ. Smith, Jno. NJ. Martin, Ryland Rodes,
WIN. Fl. Goodwin, J. B. Hughes, Ed. S. Coffee, Ro.
H.. Anderson, c. Davenport, W. Campbell, Edmund
Massie, w. L. Dickie, Vim. Waugh, William Murrel,
Lunsford Loving, o'ville Loving, Dr.. A. G.. Loving,
Lavender London, James Spiller, jordan ThuFmond,
Thomas Ewers, S. Meeks, Stephen Turner, Jane,
Brent. William Camp, L H. Bren!, John Crews, lie.
muel Turner, William |. Robertson, r. n. Kidd, Hez
Jones, Leonard Powell, Wm. Burwell, IT,, r. l. Taila-
ferro, Milton T. Roberts, a. Johnson, J. Willis, l.. q.
Harris, E. /. Willis, c. Campbell, L Neville, J. Mel
ton, John n. Loving, T. w. billiard, II. w. Heath, "
Thacker, John Il. Wingdeld, J. \. Thomson, Jas. D.
Brent and VIM. Giles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22
HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
A%pJurANr GENERALS OFFICE,

lLISu NIahlIRS Or IHE hht
ApJurANr Generals OFFICE,
GENERAL ORDERS, Washington, July II, lS42.
/. The General. n-Chief has received the following
Order through the Department OF War:
WAR DEPARTMENT, July IL, 1912.
The great Improvement which has been made in
the facility Of intercourse between the seat Of Co.
vernmenr and the most remote parts Of the Union,
since The Organization of military divisions, renders
correspondence between the General Head Quarters
o. the Army and the military geographical Depart
meuts so rapid, that Divisions are deemed 10 longer
necessary. The circuItous transmission OF important
Communications caused by that organization, has some
times been found inccnvenient to the public service,
and may prove seriously detrimental. In view, there
fore, of The great IN Importance Of a direct, prompt, and
immediate correspondence between tie Executive and
The Major. General commanding the Army on The one
part. and the commanders of the several military De-
partments on the other, the President directs that The
two military geographical divisions be discontinued.
Circumstances have varied so much since the militia.
~ geographical Departments were established, that a
new arrangement has become eSpcdient; and the Ma
Tor General commanding the Army will therefore re-
port for the appreciation Of the President, such a plan
for dis,ricling The u. S. into Military Departments,
with a commander TO each, not exceeding ten, as may
be deemed advisable, with a view 10 The direction OF
the military force which may al any time be employed
within them. J. c.. SPENCER.
III. The following arrangement Of military %gecgraphi
cal departments having been duly submitted and up
proved, under the foregoing Instructions, the same is
hereby published for The government Of the Army.
Department No. l. West Florida, and the States o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

Two MINISTER'S STRUCK BY LlGHTsisG At THE
CoMurSIoy TABLE.-Tke New York Observer, pub
fishes a letter from a Correspondent, at North SIAM
ford. Connecticut, which says, the Sabbath day, The
Sd instant, was a solemn day 10 the people IN ihis
parish. The morning deyotions IN the House ni GOO
were ended, the exercises of the Sacramento FEAST had
commenced, the bread broken and distributed, The cup
taken, when the house, in which we were assembled,
vas struck with lightning. The venerable fIal'
Buffet, of Stanwich. was present, and assisted The
Pastor, Rev. Henry Fuller, in the exercises. lie
had poured out the wine, taken the cup, and was giving
thanks TO God, when he md MIR. Fuller were instanta-
neously Frustrated TO The earth. The groansand shrlcks
which Instantly broke forth from the congregation II IL
utterly impossible for me TO describe; and yet there
seemed TO pervade his assembly the most solemn awe;
all appeared 10 feel as # Standing on the very verge OF
death. The bursting thunder, the livId lightning with
out, The thrilling scene within, contributed 10 render
the gloom mos: terrific.
Mr.. Fuller was not so seriously injured, though feel
ing considerably affected in some llnhs. Mr.. Bullets
very seriously injured; we supposed him dead for some
ten minutes; no signs Of lie were apparent, until wa
ter was procured and thrown upon him. lie still SUI
fers great distress at the stomach, takes no food, bet Is
perfectly rational. :,
The electric fluid entered the chimney top, descend.
ed 10 the stove pipe, and exploded Immediately over The
communion table, where those servants OF God were
standing.
Some others were slightly affected, though not Sc
rious!y.
The Congregational Westinghouse, in New Canaan,
was struck about the same time, and several knocked
down. An academy and dwelling house in the came
town. and a dwelling in This parish, were considerably
injured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

Raadoiph .uacon College The Trustees of this In
s,itution, at their lntc meeting, established a school OF
law, The students Of which are privileged to attend any
of The classes of College, free of tuition fees. They also
filled the vacancy, oacasioncd by the resignation of Pro-
fessor Sims (remoycd to Alabama,O by appointing Rev.
David S Doggctt, Professor of English Literature
The Faculty ofthis College now consists of Landon c.
Garland, A. NJ, President, and Professor of Pure and
Mixed Mathematics; David Duncan, A. NJ, Professor
of Ancient Languages; James w. Hardy, A. NJ, Pro.
iessur OF Experimental Sciences; Rev. David S. Dog
gelt, A. NJ, Professor of English Literature; Edward
K. Chambers, Esq, Professor of Law; L. A. Branch,
a M, Tutor Of Mathematics; JOHN T. Brame, a. NJ,
Tutor Of Languages.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, mar bdrrtn'oa
T,IlS Il establishment, 10 miles from Alexandra, anu f
L Fredericksburg, will be open for the reception "I ytIto'
the 18Th June, In the usnal style of elegance and coiIi'n' "
tie same management as Of last year; and, IN The 'nrda u'
prepared To accommodate those who may visit them.
The Bathing Establishments are complete, supplying ba'A'V
hot ard cold, freestone or sulphur water, at pleasure.
LAYERS Of music will find The Band unsurpassed.
Both The large ice houses belonging TO the rsiahli'nnsp'
carefully filled with snow, which will answer nearly a" lF
poses "f ice during the whole season-in addition .o%a.r
well filled house, with clear ice, in sight OF tie spfihs', a. =
purchased. Every attention will be paid. as usual, t ir n~.
and amusement Of The guests. A new Ten Pin Alley "ni",
up for the use OF the ladies, and the old ono improved i""'F
tlemen. 49,,
There will run a daily Line OF Stages from Wasainsan !.
and Fredericksburg to the Springs from 1T July 10 !''uM,
In the mean time. convcyances will be ready TO take "' ]" "
DESTROYS Of visiting the Springs. n 49,.
. to,HI - =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

IN CHANCERY.-A Rules taken III the Clerks Office of the
L Circuit Superior Court of law and Chanccry Of Prince Ed
ward county, the fuh day Of July, Isi2:
ed. Plaintiff:
against
Henry A. Watkins and William NJ. Watkins, each in their
own right and az Executors of Joel Watkins, and Henry L. Wat
kius, Joseph Watkins and James ID. Wood, Executors Of Francis
Wa,kins, deceased, and the said Henry +. Watkins also In hts
own right, Henry ~. Watkins, Nathaniel Jackson and Nancy his
wife, Mary Fowler and the other unknown heirs Of Barnet Fow-
Ter and Temperance his wife, deceased, Benjamin. Elliott ard
Frances his wife, il living, and, II not, their heirs, Phineas Nash
aud John Nash. heirs Of Charles Nash and Judith his wife, the
heirs Of John F. Nash and Susan his wife, the heirs of Thomas
Walton and Elizabeth his wife, 10 viii: George Walton, Thomas
Walton, Paul Jones and Mary hs WIFI, aud others, whose names
are unk nown - Elar and Caiharine his wife, II living, and,
if not, their heir, and other unknown heirs OF Martha rankey,
deceased, Defendants:
The defendants, the unknown heirs of Barnet Fowler and
Temperance his wife, Benjamin Elliott and frances his wife, u
living, and, if not, their heirs, Phineas Nash and John Nash,
heirs Of Charles Nash and Judith his wife, the heirs of John r.
Nash and susan hs wife, the heirs of Thomas Walton and Eli
zaheth his wife, whose names arc unknown, - Ellar and
Caiiariue his wife, il living. and, if not, their heirs, and other
unknown heirs nj Martha Pankey, If any there he, not having
entered their appearance and given security. according to nm act
of the General Assembly and the rules of this Courr, aud il ap-
pcaring tina, they are not inhabitants ofthis Stale, on the motion
accordingly ordered, that they appear here on the tnst day of
September Term next, and answc 81 the plaintiffs hill; and that n
cosy Of this order hc forthwith inserted in some one of the pub
lie newspapers printed in the CT y Of Richmond for two months
succ. ssive ~, aud also posted II the front door OF the Court. house
of this county. A~Copy-Toste,
July'S ls-w0w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules held In The CLERKS OF
L ice of Nottoway County Court, the 9Th day OF June, 1879:
David G.. Williams, Plaintiff:
against
Wm. N. Cowan and George W. Oliver, Defendants:
THE drfrndant. WIN. B. Cowan, not having entered his appear
ance and given security, according TO the act Of assembly and tie
rules of this Court, and it appearing ny satisfactory evidence, that
he is not an inhabitant OF this country: Its ordered, that the said
defendan, appear before tie Justices OF olr said Court, atthe Court
house, on The first day Of October Court next, and answer The
bill Of the plaintiff; and that a copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully, and posted at tic front door oil the
Court house OF this county.
F. FITZGERALD, c. c.
T,n.n. lf-w3uS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

On motion, Messrs. Floyd l. Whitehead, Jas. D.
Good vim, and DR.. L. N. Lyon, were added to the
delegation. Lee
added 10 the delegation. AZ.
o. u4c:ion, ordered that The. proceedings q lmS
pnLi.s!sed in ile Jeiersonisn Republican, Richmond
Enquirer, and Lynchburg Republican.
And, on motion, the meeting adjourned.
JAMES S. BILLIARD, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

! Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, and hen
tucky. Head Quarters, from the lst OF November U
the :Oth of June in each year, at New Orleans, ane
for the remainder Of the year at the Bay oil 81. LOUIS
or Baton Rouge, as the Commander may e',ct.
Depaytmfnt No. =. The country, West Of the Mi3
sss,n,i North of Louisiana and Texas, aud South o.
nth Legrec Of North Latitude. Head Quarters, For
Smith.
the 37lh deorce ut North latitude}-the Stale of HIT
noia-tbe Iowa Terrlto.y-inat part Of the WIscon
sin Territory West Of the l3;h degree Of Longitude
West from Wasling;on-and The Indian country N"fti
and IVES; Of the lines indicated. Head Quarters, JET
ferson Barracks.
Department., Nod, The States of Indiana, Ohio and
Nichipnn; the part of the Wisconsin Territory, not IN
clnded in Department No. ), and the Indian country
North. Head Quarters, Detroit. !,
Dspar;men. No ). The States of Pennsylvania, n
York, Vermont, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Rhodt
Island. Head Quarters, Troy, n. \.
New Humpshire, and Maine. Head Quarters, Port
land.
D,nartmtnt No. :. The State, Of Delaware, ilary.
land and Virginia Head Quarters, Fort Monroe.
Depaytmenf, No 5. The States of North Carolina, )
Carolina, and Georgia. Head Quarters, Sullivan Is
land, flatbor Of Charleston.
Department., .No. Q. Temporary East and middle
Florida. Head Quarters in The field.
III. Brevei Major General Gaines is, for The present
assigned to Department No. ] and BIigadier'G Genera
Wool, TO Department No. .. :.
". The senior officer in the command Of troops II
a de apartment, will command such department until AZ
officer of higher rank shall be sent 10 the same.
V. Commanders Of the respective departments WI
not leave their Head Quarters on tours o! inspection
without giving the earliest notice thereof, lin antic,pa
ton, if practicable, to General Head Quarters. They
will also promptly report their return, together with
such observations on the state and condition OF the
troops and The frontiers inspected, as the good OF ths
service. and the General Regulations for the army may
require. By command of Malor-General Scott.
K. JONES, .9djutant General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22
Indian Bank, July Is,, 1892.

M r. RICHARD PRYOR-Sir: As you are not n resident 81
Il state Of Virginia, you arc hereby notified, that shat
nv Attorney, pursuant TO leave reserved Ia me by 4 decree
Circuit Superior Corr of Law and Chancery for The com
Dunswick, ut The April Term, le4l, move the Judge ofihr =
Court, at its neal session. To be holden nj the ConIt-iouss 81 s.
county, in The month of September next, for a decree against
for the balance Of your proportion OF monies paid by me, IN
Guilty uf John u. Harweii, deceased: as the Adniai''famt y
Tie viii annexed. Of Manson IIarwtli, deceased, you beiri
security with me for the said John u. IiarwelI's Adm i'ui-
~" 'N WM. ABERNATGY
I,,oa e-s.F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22
King william county, July lst, 1872.
June 10

no CHRISTOPHER NORRIS, R:s;I s,T. as no srers =
I it Day : Of aP ass sas Isss. q, IL l s5s.f i ~ sr aain Il &c I'd 4 g
sssa' sss Ss s. iaa' day q Il 9' 9 : a. e ssiisnssss il , !, s s' e, ssS,s,.
e citanesy Court Of Richmond ,n 1s S Il from any any eaa.s, 8, :.
you and others are d,f.ndsnis; s sne !" and Completed 90 s =
: sslS S SaS' ts taxing Of the same will be :. e. same sour, s''
day. Al The same place zee s .na SssS.e" prcErl
Very respectfully, "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

BANK IsvEsrIGATIos.-We have received an extra
of the Harrisburg Keystone, containing tie Majority
and Minority Reports of the investigating committee
upon the subject of bank bribery, and we regret that
the crowded state of our columns does not enable US
to publish these interesting documents to-day. twill
be seen that both of these reports agree that nothing
appeared in the course of the investigation calculated
to iInplicate the Executive, or to throw a doubt upon
his integrity, and that there is no evidence, either d.
rect or indirect, of corruption on the part oil members
of the Leg ature.-Pcnnsylranidn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22
I,reot li-g

INDIAN BANKS FOR SALE The subscriber, intIm, Is
L &c, feeling himsslf unable 10 attend TO The cultivation az
farm. il therefore disposed TO sell II at 4 fair p'ice, on ra'2.@
credit.
indian Banks contains about 900 acres of lard, >itu1'rd ~
mouth OF sloraiico creek, III Richmond county. two lfaale'
The creek nearly enclosing the farm. The situation IL behestt'
he one of the mos, healthy on the Rappnhannock river. III, :
movements are, n brick dwelling house, with three roohhs al
passage below and live above, q good kitchen, store hoist o.
negro quarters, a good stable, eranary, and all other OFT h@s
fr the comfort Of a family, with an ice hnnse In the !aii' AZ
good replir. The soil Of the garden is inferior To none In los'
Virrinia-and that, with the yard, has been recently ent-
with durable materials. The land ahounds in shells, CO..
called shelly land. The creek runs up TO the lower tn!%a
garden. and furnishes ~ good oysters as can be had on h. t.
palannock or .l-ewhele-witl a fac situation for b.ddInsG -
The farm IL well enclosed.
and none for It's size yielding a greater product. s'lch iaa' 4
seldom IN market.
for themselves, or address X. L. Pitts, postage paid Ta2rtl
mock. Va. or the subscriber, on the farm. AT FarnEan ,t4'i
either of whom will maze known the terms, &c.
""' THOMAS DOBrN
Indian Rank July Isl, 1892. h-a'3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

TRUsTEE's SALE OF CHESTERFIELD LAND.-By viz
i tue Of n Deed Of Trust, executed By Archibald Ciary to The
SUBSCRIBE. for certain purposes therein mentioned, dated tile 2d
day Of February, 1872, aud of record in The Office Of the Clerk Of
the County Court nf ChesierfeId, shall offer for sale, II public
auction. to the bishes, bidder, for cash, at Chesterfield Court
house, on Monday, the sth day Of August neat, that being Court
,anl abou. 10 miles from Richmond, aud . miles from the Court.
house, and bounded by the lands Of James MCGEE, iioraio Farm
The title is believed TO be good, but. acting 8 in a fduciary capaci-
ty, | shalt only convey such a. Is vested In me.
WIN. WALLACE DAY, Trustee.
JuIv q le-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

7 P. TALIAFERRO, ATTORNEY At Law, having located him
y. self At Columbus, Mississippi, will promptly aud carefully
discharge all business entrusted 10 him.
RErEaExcrs-Duvid w. Barton, Winehester, "a: John Hart,
FrederieksLag; William Green, CrP7er c. H.; Lewis d VIZ
Iiams, oraape c. H; James W. Saunders, Charlottesville; JaausIin
P Taylor, RGAMoad
Feb. % ~-Aao"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

Tue ARmy-The country has heretofore been di.
vided, for military purposes, into two sections, called
the Eastern and Western Departments. This dis
~linction is now abolished; and in lieu Of it, nine de.
partmenis have been established. The commanding
officer of each is 10 report directly to the M%ajor-Gene-
raj commanding the Army.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

Cary Street, three doors above Me Colum5ian Hote'
Richmond, Ia.
r Fl. ANTHONY still continues 10 sell Hats al the following
Plain Russia or Brush Hats, from % 50 to s5: SIX Hats, mad.
on fine fur bodies, water proof, from 81 50 to = 50; BOYS n nas
fmm II IS 10 90: Fur CAPS, from 81 TO SO; Gentemen's CIotn
Caps, from 81 10 50; together with an assortment of Mems and
BOYS Hair, sealct and Glazed Caps, black and drab Wool HATS
wholesale and retail. Jerms-Cash.
P. 5. He keeps during the Summer a large assortment oil Leg
horn, Palm Leaf, Straw and Willow Hats. suitable iof al ages.
Lamar, Id ISIS. s3-wlyt