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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

Jeremy Tayl"r's nightly prayer. for himself aud
hi friends. Er Gods mercIiul delIverance and pre-.
servatum i'um the violence and ru G Oi passion. lrU,n
a servile will. a.d n commanding lust; from pride
vanity lrim false upininu aud IgnJrhud cbuii
lrnm Imprnviiencc aud prudigaliIy; from envy and
the spirit of Islander; from presumption aud despair;
from a state of Iemplni on aud hardened spin: from
delaying ol repentance and persevcring la sin; from
unIhaukiulncss aud i%uelIgiun, and from seducrns
u,iers-iTun all iuiatupiion of soul. folly aud mad
nes,--irom Nilfulness sell love aud ambiuOu--lrUn
a VICIOUS hc and au unpruyided death.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

TRIAL FOR MURDER-Peter Chan Her..
charged with throwing overheard Eprra.m W
Trlmble, Engineer oiIle steamer Belle Of Pittsburgh,
Is at present undergoing trial in the Criminal COuu.
The jury were empauHCisd in Ihe case on the after
noon Of yesterday, AMI lhe evidence ui The Captain
Of the Belle was given ia the courl. The substance
Of The captains testimony Is, that The Engineer hal
complained Of this man Iu the early part ofihe night
for misconduct, and had near midnight again com.
planned Of him; about the time lhe watch va,
changed, The Engineer was thrown overheard, aud
Chandler was chIrged a. the man. The boat was
immediately pat about, and The yawl lowered; about
THIS period. Ihe captain says he heard The voice VI The
Engineer three times. distinctly, but al efforts 10 cove
hrn proved fruItlcss After the search ff the eupI.
neer, The captain proceeded To Chandler teeth anI
found him apparently asleep. lie awuke HIM; brought
him oui upon The forward deck and tied hun Du-
rang The operation OF fastening his hasds, he enquir.
ed The cause, AMI one of The hands said it was for
throwing the engineer overheard. HAS w Trim.
Die been thrown UyerbpnriF says he, MT I'umble
was one Of tho best men on board, and IL Is stmnre
that any person should throw hun overheard" The
testimony OF the captain Vas all CIrcumsIantiaI, aud
rather iu'Uub.e 10 the prisoner. Chandler u = Young
min,nut over p years alag; shurJ, stout figure and
light cOmpiecIed.-NsSour Rep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

MELANCHOLY o. NOT MARVELLOUS AC.
tDEN We have just been informed. saws Inc
''',,''N Telegraph, tlaIa man Iu ,barge OF Fa,.
N'"'' tisa "ver hIl Hs head blown oH 1n rba Ga,
''''''. rom what we can learn; 90 urpear hat
J"'"'s .e fog. when th9 ropes becoming
l'ea' al IHe same mDmout The gun. which tY..
nfe' went "i, aud dscapiiatsd him. us ssI nae
DOT 'esIgo OF lhc heed c1ulI be- disc.ys cd. rnIg
ihe nose and puuoi rbc l~JeefJau Jyns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

ACOOL ,daieI, after the rrp n
of rhe robbery Of the Mr!buv Mass Bank Jeremiah
Lamcd veal and presented eight hundred dollars
h Milbury Bank bills To the Cashier for pa, inrni. con
prrIeuce tlrat the report wuuld have ah uniavutable
effect un The credit OF the hank. The ChasLier
paid hiu The amount ~ other iusd-; and SIAM aller
jeremiah came With eight hundred dollars more.
The Cashier hrsitated same time about paying hun,
but Gually he consented To receive one hundred
dnilarsi o' hIs prescnl puuoscs, and wat a d y or
two Ur The reInlIudcr.-Lams has siuce hcvri
arrested as one OF thuse concerned 10 The robbery.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

IT 81 DONE!-Tuc Ways Of Ohio can
carry no'h branches OF The Legislature o. they Will,
Out n"lhins short OF The most c]ulpa5.e neglect can
Use HEN "a majority 90 Tho House Of RcpruSenr,uye
They nave tie numerical strength, fhaf. cyrfy b,Jy
adm is-lt Ouly needs 10 be brought iY the paU. Il,
secure q INST glorious victory. But irtucy wHItgt
yoio-i They stay ~ home by riousanIs as fbcy
dd last fall. why, then, he question IS seulcJ-ws
snail Doe shaineiulIy defeated A man may bs q,
most sNliul p"iicluu-may entertain The best sci of
r,nuo'' op,"."ns' aud be able Co 0yerwhoIm bis al.
'ersary 900 debate. burii he attend moi 8f die c.,ug A..
nullliy hs adversary vote, he sIitsm.Iy worth u.t
h'ihIns az al 20 hts part. The Wing who wrI moi
vote IaIIs Go do The only hing which renders IN.
adherence % right principles ol any practical urIfy
ani iatrIy consents Goo aIl tHe mis.bIeyuy. r.n...
iue"ces resulting from HE triumph oil its opp.pcrr.
"h'l Wig will Then h,ror loo bis yUtc2 We hose
not Oue-uDt Uuer-Lb Star
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

PERTINENT QUESTIONS-Thc Salem Oh.
server usss rs there uus uui boon, uuui guup recent
I. au establishment u Boston lur the mauulscIYr,
90 al.uycd Mexican dulllrs' aui whether The manu-.
lecturer h1s not been employed lD make them O..
pressly lurIhe Spulh American market by men who
sand iarr 'n iho commcrclui w0rldf' Can auy ~ orr
reodcrs answer these quru,sf-Bs,foa T,9asry,g,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

One Of the Presidents negroes has run away from
his farm at WiIliamshurgh. We do not blame him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

When there's n will there's way o. the old
Woman said, when sbo wiped Tho dishes with M,
dJJr.mlI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

4NJR COLLARS-Fmc SEAL and Aus.
IRIAN LAME COLLARS. Tor Oyercuats
'"' '',,N''W MCALLAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18
FROM OTAFyEITE.

II has already been published, that letters late as
the 23d OF February, state that various difficulties had
arisen between the English and French ships of war
relative the possession Of these Islands, and the mat
ter had been finally referred 10 the Admiras of the
spective fleets the Queen while being surrounded
by native guard of six hundred men, with orders 10
prohibit the spprouch of all foreigners. In connexon
with the matter may state that public meeting was
not long since held in London for the purpose Of pro.
testing against Tahiti being held by the FRENCH
at this meeting it stated that in 1886 two French
priests ordered 10 leave the island, and, their
refusing, forciby sent away. For this insult the
Queen of Tahiti compelled TO pay fine of $50 900.
Subsequently the Captain Of French wha!er put
into confinement; and this, with the other alleged out
RACES, induced the French to take possession of the
Tahitian group AT the London meeting in question a
solemn protest was passed, in which hope was ex-
pressed that the French Government, when made &C.
quaInted with all the circumstances Of the case, would
not confirm the acts Of it's Admiral in his unwarraned
aggression upon Tahiti.
Paris paper Of late date contains an article upon
the subject, which we find translated in detail, and
published in the last number Of the Eleetic Museum
The writer contends that there is not the least political
jar existing between the Government of Great Britain
and that of France political grounds, whatever may
be The cass religious. The following is the apo
logy made by The Green in the first case.
TAHITI, August 81, 1888
To the King:-Deacs be with you! This is what
wish 10 make known TO you. did wrong to h,nder
the two French citizens from taking up their abode
here. hope that your Majesty may not be incensed
against me for what did with regard 10 them. May
peace be restored am the sovereign Of nothing but
small and insignificant country May wisdom, glory,
and power abide with your Majesty Let your anger be
appeased, and pardon the error which have commit
ted. Peace with your Majesty. POMARE
1t also agreed that The French of whatever pro-
fession should have full liberty c visit the place, and
establish themselves in t'ade in any of the islands
under the Government Of Tahiti. The difficulty, how
ever, has been kept up from time to time, the French
finally having taken possession of the islands, which,
with the neighboring Marquesas, will form fine and
important Pacific colony nation.
Advices by the last inform us that the matter
was at the last dates under discussion in the French
Chamber of Deputies Penn. inquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18
PENNSYLVANIA

Extract Of letter to the Editors Of the Pennsyironian
dated HARRISBURG July s. lS43
Gentlemer-It has repeatedly struck me, that pa.
per edited with the ability and spirit of the Pernsylva
man. should not be without regular correspondent al
Harrisburg-,he focus of Pennsylvania politics, and
the cres, laboratory of gubena,orla rcEuery and re
lief money. In the absence Of such one, may | 70
lunieer to write you q short episile, acquantng you
vita some OF The ''HIse and modern instances "
that haze recently served 70 astonsh the natives here
FIRST Of all, 10 The manner in which the "Glo.ou
Fourth, The birth day Of our Independence, was cele
brated. The most imposing of all the parties were un
OCCASIONALLY the Sunday Schools These, including az
they did, the "rising generation, mustered very strong
the Lu,herans perhaps The formidable of Them ali
They repaired, respectively to different grows in the
vicinity where the "lads and asses gave full vent tc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18
VIRGINIA. MILITARY IysTITI,Tr

The commencement Of this Institution took plact
on the 4th Instant. The SANITARY Address was deli
vered by Cadet Campbell, Of Bedford and the Vale
dc:ory by Cadet J. B. Dorman. The following is &
list OF the graduates:
II. 7. Barton, Fredericksburg.
w. S. Beall, Shenandoah.
J. l.. Bryan, Petersburg.
N. H. Campbell Bedford
J. B. Dorman, Rockbridge.
w. G. Jeffries, No,loway.
V. Fl. Rhodes, Campbell.
w. J. Warden, Augusta.
J. t. Washington, Westmoreiand
J. w. N'ldman, l.oudoun.
J. w. Williams, Boietourt
J. G. Wills, Isle of Wight
+. Winston Amherst.
Gov Mcdowell was present, and addressed the gra
duates in his usual happy aud eloquent manner urging
upon them the necessity OF continued and unceaslnc
effort if they would attain to eminence in literary OF
professional pursuits.
The Address of the Rev DR.. Archibald Alexander
to the Alumni of Washington College, the Star saws
"was admirable, pointing out course to all classes
which strictly pursued, must lead to The best results
The Gazette speaks of it 90 profound and mastery
production, every way worthy the eminent gentleman
who delivered it,.
The following is list of the graduates of Washing.
ton College:
Crawford c. S,rayer, Rockingham.
WIN, l.. Connevey, Rockbrdge
Alex. l.. Hogshead, Nlonros.
James IL. Lacey, Fayetie.
John l. Campbell, Lexington.
VIM. S. Fleet, King Il Queen.
w. l.. II. freshman. Charlotte.
Beverley 7. Lacey, Fayet,e, Tenn.
J Henry Smith, Lexington.
David c. Anderson, Psndeton
w. E. Gannaway.
w. T. Davidson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18
By Me Gocernor Of Virginia.
4 pPnrI .,rInN

y PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS has been represented 20 me- that WILLIAM
w H. CHICK lately indicted for ny Grand Jury
Nelson county, mas Ned from justice, going large:
Iheeiore James McDo" ell Governor the Commonwealth
Of Virginia. do hereby offer reward of y dollars per
or persons who VIII apprehend the said fugitive and deve
the jail of Nelson and REQUIRE all officers civil
and military and request the people of the Commonw.
nrray their exeons 10 ensure his arrest that
may be dealt with az the law directs
Given under my hand as Governor and under the
l'IAL.J June, in the year ls43.
ia MCDOWELL
William H. Chick II or 10 year, old and about feet inch
ss high with light hair and cempleIoA and blue eyes
June ~ l4-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18
CFrom ne l.e.5a,g spira Of Democracy.

(Fr0m the L>esJurg SPIRIT cf Deaccraey)
CELEBRATION OF TIE FouRTh OF JULY IN sNicK
The citizens of Snckersville and vicinity comprising
the civil and military casting aside all party and Sec
t,ona feelings uniting the Patriots Of rs, met on
Tuesday last to pay homage to the anniversary of GU,
nation birth.
According to previous arrangements, a procession
was formed at 10 o'clock, under the direction of Col
Enos T. Best, Chief Marshal, assisted by Capt John
A Throckmorton, Ruel Marshall, Esq !, Major Hamp
ton, and Adjutant James, in the following order:
Committee OF Arrangements.
HllsboTough Band.
President of the Day and Clergy.
Reader and Color bearer.
Orators Of the Day.
Choir Of 10 Young Ladies, dressed in white, w.n
badge Of blue riband, representing the
Thirteen Colonies.
Thirteen little Misses, dressed in like manner,
representatives of the States OF the
Union.
Snickersville Band
Ladies in general.
Male Juveniles.
Males in general.
The Lade. wore escorted on each side by the com
panics o. .nfantry and R'femen, under the command
of Captains Moore and Oshurn.
The whole procession, accompanied by large nam
Der horse and in carriages, marched TO beautiful
grove in The vicinity OF the village Here, after tun
from the Dugle the company called 10 order by Thu
President, Mr.. John Wornal The exercises wer
opened by singing the hymn "America; :" Prayer b,
the Rev. Joseph t. Massey, which was succeeded b,
National Anthem, sung by The CAoir who acquitted
themselves with great credit. The Declaration of In
dependence, prefaced by few able and appropriate
marks read in audible and distinct manner b.
james F. Trahero, Esq the Grafton pronounce
by George w. BradGeld-t was followed by for
chile and eloquent, though exiemporaneous, address
by Mr.. L. g. Procor-between each Of which parts
were enhvcned by sweet strains of music from tn
Bands, which added much to the beauty of the exer
cises The people, which, from supposi;ron, amoun,e
TO II 1900 hen parlock o! refreshments, pre-
pared BY the inequalities of the citizens Of the tow
and vicinity After the cloth removed, l3 regula
,oass drunk, together with many volunteer toasti
from among which select the following
| the Ladies As Mothers, them all that
dear to existence guardians in youth, gratitude
as companions and solace in ripper years, our high
est regard, constant protection and individual afec
ton (Ar-"Home, sweet Home ~
BY I. P. Disqualification: The morning star
the intellectual and moral frmanent, whose rsdian
beams shall light world 10 independence and Free
dom.
BY s B. r. Caldwell.-Tylerism, Van Buren;sm
Ca hounism, Cayism, and all the isms in The potca
vocabulafy-May they all rally around the standard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18
WARREN NORTH cARoIINA. sULPHUR SPRINGS.

WARREN, NORTH CAROLINA, SULPHUR SPRINGS.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the public that his
will open for the accommodation Of visitors the
ISL, June that exeon shall be spared to render
Portable those who may favor him with their company Having
considerable he will be able 10 aceommo
date much larger number OF persons than heretofore
The the said by competent judges TO be
and those nvads who have given trial express themselves
highly pleased with its effects.
Shocco Springs directly the Stage road TO Lou6ug and
persons by Raleigh and CASTOR Raioad VIII
always find hack al the Wauenon Depot for their accommo
dat0n
Families more persons who board by the season
OF months charged SIG 66 per month EACH BY the
they charged Sc, and by The day 81 each Single
persons win charged $40 per month"; by the week s. 9 hy
month"; WIN. D. JONES
May 80 6-w7w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18

~ rules taken IN t5s Clerks
of Prince Edward county, the 5th day Of June, 1919:
Monroe r. Flippn, fiah'h
Anderson Eunnaly, James Nunnally and Daniel Wit,
Defendants
and given security according the of the Gs
neral Assembly the rules Of this Court and appearing. that
he il moi an inhaban OF this States On the plain
lin by counsel entered al rules aforesaid and ordered,
Thar The said defendant Anderson Nunnay ppcar
10 he taken in the Clerks office of the Court aforesaid The
FIRST Monday September next and answer te plaintiffs b
of The public printed in the city Of Richmond
month, and posted at the front door OF
Court-house of this county
ACopy-Tese,
A-xR.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18
OAK UIJ.I, FOR SALE.

TT
THE subscriber being anxious cangeh pursuits offers fol
sale his plantation in the county of Amelia, called Oak
Ill., one mile North the Court house and eight East OF the
Amelia Springs containing $50 acres than third tim
beed land and upwards hundred branch creek Hat OF
excellent quality
The high land produces well and susceptible OF high improve
the OF clover and plaster IL formerly regular
~ and pastered which time produced large
crops of corn wheat and tobacco any farm employing tie
Of labor in the county Not being hemmed IN It
ngres egress commands extensive
for Stock which renders the farm there
by rendering improvement and saving much fencing
and good CELLAR pleasantly situated surrounded by
large grove of forest good garden large ganay with
good thrashing machine attached harms stables
age house, house, school house in the yard neatly nm
ed % feet long by sixteen in widh-ovesees house, &C.
The situation Is remarkably healthy and within two hours
ride of of the hest mineral springs of the mountains
If early application is made the subscriber disposed TO sell
For further particulars address the sub
scrber post paid Amelia Courthouse Virginia. Apply per
sonalIy 10 him. the premises. JOHN 7. BOTTOM.
IL. lei3. E-wew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18

Ch ANCEkG.--VIroIsIA:-At Rules holden the CieT.'
Once OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Chancer T.,
the county OF Nottoway, On the 9Th day of June 1873 "
Lucy o. Sheffield, widow Of Leonard Sheffield deceased
c asa,ns. c,, n o., Plaintiff:
Asa Clarke, Daniel w. Farley and Leia WG orm.r,
Letitla Clark John Powell and Elizabeth his wiz. G,rm
Bates, widow and rect Of William Bates deceased is
Bates Henry Bates, Asa Vaughan and Minerva bis viii. @
cry Minerva Bates and infant children (whose names are
unknown, Of William Perry, who married Mary Bates,
~, Defendants:
The defendants John Powell Elizabeth his wife formerly
Bates widow and reict Of William Bates deceased Jas Bates
Henry Bates Asa Vaughan and Minerva his wife, formerly Mi
neva Bates and two infant children, whose names are I'M
KNOWN of William Perry, who married
and given security according The ACT
OF Assembly and the rHes OF this Court and appearing by
sactory evidence that the said defendants inhabitants
of this commonwealth il is Ordered That the defendants
dc appear here the first day of next and an
the bill Of the plaintiff aud that copy OF this order forth
with inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for success
sve and that another copy be posted the Of HE
Courthouse OF this county
copy-Teste,
c. W. FITZGERALD, n G..
June Is lO-usu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18

AND FOR SALE-By virtue OF deed Of trust from James
IL ~ Garrett and wife TO hearing date the M day OF March,
1924 and recorded in the Clerks Office of The County Court oil
assignment of the bearing date on TIE
day and year, aud recorded H. the office shall proceed 20
SELL oretto the said cnnny Thursday the lah day oil
October next pubic SALE for cash. highest bidder the
Fiat Land attached the Emwood Estate containing about SOO
the less Possession will be given as soon
growing crop Of Indian removed The title is be-
eved be ndspuabe though acting Trustee, shall con-
N' JOHN 81. GARRETT, Trustee.
Loretto P. o. Essex CO., Va, NAV 3oth 1919. S-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18

IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT Rules holden in the Clr,s.
Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law Chaneery for
the county Of No.toway, the 7th day OF June, lsi3
Mary Wnfree, Plaintiff:
against
Todd, Thomas Dyson, and John D. Royal Adminslrs.
ton OF hchard Epes, deceased, Defendants:
The defendant Jno D. Roya Administrator Of Richard Epes
according The of Assembly and this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
bitan of this commonwealth Ordered That said defend
doth appear here September term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and copy this
be forthwith inserted In the Richmond Enquirer
successfully and posted the on doo the
this county
Copy-Tes,e,
c. W. FITZGERALD, DC.
June 10 IO-wsa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18
THE WARNING.
nm .rAnuna
"Mucu VET REMAINS uSsuNc.'

THE WANING
n. :. s.. ASpRos.
IL shall moi always be.
The air breathes where ii will; The wind
IL chlinless, aud The storm i free:
Shal. chains enthrai the minds
Creation slave aad man,
Shall MAS bend low 10 scour$e and ban,
And quake auj suffer. dad b. sa!
IL shall Ant alw iys be
arise he mist-aid viii:
II shall a!ways he,
Awhile he Vet NAV Wear The ohaia
In sileut,, like The Northern sea,
Mid Winters sunless reign;
Awhile he yet may bow him down
To Powers red scourge and Pr!des dark flown,
Aud toll aud weep, aad be- d slave
II shall not always be
The storm unchans the wave.
II shall not always be.
The lightning shoulders IN lis mine
The thunder sleeps yet-but see,
IL there tempestsign,
Ha, tyrani, see. and sheathe Thy brand;
Strike fetsr or from heart and hand
Nor crush Gods image In thy path
II shall not always be
Be brave his wrath Dem. Rerietc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

fH1LApFLPRiA-soUTu THIRD STREET,
For Families and Gentlemen.
JOSEPH HEAD respectfully announces old friends and
the public that he has reopened the Mansion House lately
kept by him. The entire establishment for the
oil families and gentlemen with his long expert
snee and humble services he hopes for share Of public patron
What with the supply of the the furnish
comfortable Lodgings good and good cheer his every effort
will be directed 10 the satisfaction Of his patrons.
June 30 I5-Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18

A DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE wish to sell the
"A Woodlawn Farm, In The comfy Of Orange, lying within
hearn: of the Locomotives running upon the Loua Railroad
the North Anna River, tributary Of The York; about IA
miles s. from Orange C. H. The contains 670
under 900 Of wood land well mbere the soil excellent
tobacco land The cleared Ian divided into five fields besides
pasture, each field supplied with fountain
ter Temperature So deg The dwelling touse large and
orlab which, with the other farm buildings have been
valued 000 The orchards of apples and peaches of de-
selections The whole tract has fair exposure 10
o'clock in full view of the Blue Ridge and W.
and is healthy, and industrious neighborood
Persons wishing buy such Estate will confer with
personally letter. post paid directed Thornh Orange
county, Virginia.
NorE-Indviduas unwilling give thirteen fourteen thou
sand dollars for farm need trouble themselves TO make
For the satisfaction Of distant enquirers
quained with the property offer reference, Hon. w.
Gmer of Charlottesville, Mr. D. Anderson, J, Messrs William
shall the property friends and nesbors and Old Virginia.
God bless her, with heavy heart but justice 10 others calls
for the sacrifice p. SCALES
June 30 l5-w8wif