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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-25
GREAT CENTRAL RoUrE,,i


FROM WHEELING to Baltimore, HaShigr.
L ton City, Philadelphia, Nsi0 York aud Bos.
ton.
BY an arrangement for a term Of years, with
the baltimore and Ohio Rail Roaf Compahy, tbs
prOpnetors of the Good Intent and National
Road stage companies from Wheeling, are now
prepared TO bill passengers through to BalUTors
for
IL DOLLARS.
From Baltimore to- Philadelphia, by steamboat
ond New Castle and French town Rail read.
Main Cabin, e. 90
F0rrdrd Cabin: 90
Time from Wheeling to Baltimore 80 hours.
DO do Philadelphia 40 do
ETCOaches Leave the Office on Water street,
every day Az o'clock. A NJ. and at 6 o'elock y
EXTRASfsrnished at al times, and persons
not wishing TO travel at night will always be tot
nlshed with coaches To lay over. They have res
Gently put on the route. a number of splendid
TROY built and Bow spring coach, s, unsurpassed
for be iut5 by a1s ~ the UnOn. r9eir team ara
hne with ,areisl drivers % handle them.
Safety. speed, economy add cOn!ol te pdssens
gers, will be the great aim Of the prOpristOrs.-
HUTCHINSON, Agent for the
Good Intent St9gs Co.
VIM K RENr AN, Agent
" r.. Stage Company
For tickets apply OF the Great Central Il ute
stage ofico on Mater ST, one door above the u 5
Hotel H6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-25

Il If1IIE r. q. II IL EfE
AND CERTAIN CTRE FOR WORMS
CEkTlFlCATE of ITS efficacy can be- : en- =,
the store OF the subscribers sufficient 10 ST.
isiy tie most incredul"us. PIice IS cents
WHITLEY, Green Co. PAD
H. Ma! nth, Is43.
Oear Slr: have been using your Vermrfype in
my practice for a number OF wears. md fnd ~
ever had. o
I was called TO child six or seven wears old in
NAV, Io4[, winch was then i'm spasms wub the
worms, ] gave IL one vial ofyour Yermjfuee' a.
sTeea'lyt TO directions, and the child passed AsO
worms. In few weeks, 1 gave il another vial
ana II passed 200 more, making in ali 64O Worms
me chlld recovered Immec lately. ana has cnio,
ed good health ever since. J'S-
have prescribed II IN many other cases. in
winch u mas Drought away 200 and 300 Worms
JONATHAN NORRIS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
There are NermIfuges in almost every sectior
% the country, asserted 10 be the same ,r eouai
TO Fahaesiock's,-whi is not the case1tbeTs
are none like it. They contain don~erons ingrao
dents. Avoid them as yOu value life and health.
use me hrst and only safe ana eficacious one
DO not be persuaded by the interested yepdsy
that others will answer as well.
For sale by
b A FAHNESTOCK g. 20
Corner of SIKH and Wood SIS. PittSbnreb.
= y MMFCHFN.
JONAS C~RUMBACKFR. &
JAMES BAKER,
B.A FAHNEsTOCK'S ANTI Hi ICoInis
PlLLS.-A gentle but efficient catharfc, eS.
pressIy adapted for a { mily physic; and are not
surpassed by any other pill in use for All coses In
when q e~atharlc " indicated. They will operate
thoroughly without grping. Price 25 cts for a
box containing 80 pills.
PHeumolte or Cough Balsam-A valuable
remedy Tor Coughs and Colds, Price 25 cents.
Cough LOzenges.-These Lozenges possess all
The virtues Of the best Couch Syrup, are conve-
nient 10 carry IN the pocket and are very pIeaasnt
TO the taste. Price IS cents.
CarmiHafiUe LOzeHRes-fOr the cuve Of The
Summer complaint. As the season is now an
pro aching IN which bowel complaints or, al
family should be provided with a boz Of ,besy.
LozenRes, which, fused according to dirscti onS
will certainly cure. Price % cents,
Liquid Opodetdoc This penetrating artilIs
possesses double the suengtb of tbe comnnD
Opodeidoc is more Clearly and much more con-
venienuy applied. Price Is cents.
Tor sole by y + M'MECHEN.
Wheeling Va
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NnRRIGflNsS DIVIG

Or The universal Z got0ble medicine # he British
coUece NJ HeoyI-IoDdoY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-25

Prepared and cold byA " Sands T. Co Dvg.
E.sfs ani Chemists. Granite bwbEo.s -,
..sl."AN. eJrner Of IHambers n New YoTt
!, 20 e-.s 2y DHsasrs throughout fle y -
F1'a % rsr ua'iIa. sIE 1Jtf.aa f8r a.
lh+ NIaie are f.grHftIIIv rt...gt.F
~ lial p amos sarsau8uIa f.at Ga. erH.
.o aShlfFlHk such rsuarka..s g.l.- -
me Hipe' lIIu.1Ii class 90. IIsa4sar n. y
hnWan frame ls subject aud ask f,- ~ Ihs
pdu.Iat aun tTEe no other oar
OLIVER PRYO pr Afsat by sr.-f-t
end rHtnifg. hR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-25

Martha Conlin has lived IN my family The l,s,
lsYedfs, AND ! hereby certify that the fOreg0IHp
statement made by herself Be- correct.
Mrs MANY B LLOYD,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-25

have confidence in the Representations made
BY Marina COgHn, and have full knuwlsd1o gf
her case. ELIJAH PUBDY.
Aiderman 10Th Ward Of the city OF rev York
Dec ~, 1912.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

AL an adjourned meeting Of the Democratic Repub.
hcan party OF Cumberland cnunty, convened at the
Courthouse, on Monday, the Goth December, 1872
john {. Page took his seat Chairman, and Vincent
Z. Rya!s as Secretary.
The Chairman having explained the objects of the
meeting, the following preamble offered by Carter
H. HARRISON, and upon the motion Of Thos Nj lsbell
adopted
The Democratic Republican party of the county OF
Cumberland have heard the call to arms from some OF
their brethren of other counties Of the State aud have
assembled for the purpose Of responding that call
We too believe iha, the time for action has arrived
that to be effective it be concen;raed-and that
State Conventions, 10 be followed by General Con
venton is the best mode of procuring harmonious and
united action We do not fear any diversity Of senti-
nent upon great political questions. As 10 them, DE.
far such are likely 10 be involved in The next Pres
dental Election, they could go TO III. polls and cast
their votes without concert and without fear Of dv
sion.
Equality Of benefits and buTthens-an adjustment of
import dnties without reference TO any particular class
or interest of the communty-a revenue adequate 10
the support oil simple Republican Government, and
the maintenance Of peaceful relations, the prosecu
ton of war with foreign nntions-commerce upon equal
terms and as far as possible, unetered by protective
dues-a currency recognized by the Constitution and
no banking stock obbng by the Government of The
T. ST. the States being left in undispu'ed possession OF
that power, to be exercised by them with eau
tous and sparng hand-tbe proceeds of sales CT the
public lands 10 constitute part OF the revenue, and TO
be otherwise disribu!ed-the Veto power and every
other power Of the Constitution, TO be held sacred un
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

l. Resolced. therefore, That the great ends sought
to De attained by the formation of the Constitution Of
the United States, viz o form more perfect union
establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility" &C.
can never be realized, but must inevitably be- in the
end, defeated BY the adoption Of system of legislation
which, founded IN injustice, and arousiDg in that por
ton OF The people aggreved by il, of wrong
and in Jury, necessarily tends 10 the alienation of one
portion of the people from the other
= Resolrcd, That it was obviously the purpose and
expectation OF the trainers Of the Constitution and of
The States, in adopting it, TO organize Government
The burtlens and benefits Of which should te equally
distributed amongst all the States and people of the
Union
). RESOLVED, That exaction from one portion of the
interests and people Of the United States, for the be-
neht oil any other portion, is unjust ii is oppres.
siye, and ought TO be resisted by all constitutional
4. Resoired That the Protective Tariff act of the
last Of Congress lavinp been framed w,tbout
any regard To The foregoing great considerations,
the "diiieenee among the several States rs TO ther
suation habits and particular interests and imoosinn
burlhens upon the great body OF the States and penp.
for the benefit OF comparatively small portion, IL, IN
our view, wholly unwarranted by the letter Of the
Constitution, contrary TO TO lis whole spirit, subyersyc
OF the great ends of its formation, and ought 10 be
forthwith repealed.
5. Resoired That the device of minimum valuations
the imposition of duties, which forms part of SAID
act is especially Objectionable in estimation, as
posed under the guise OF fairly proporlioned ad yao
rem duty, and that condemn it equally for the in.
justice of lis exactions and for the Of that OPEN
and manly airncss which should ever character.
zs the action Of free, impartial and just Govern
ment.
6. Resoiced, That the great interests of agrcuI.
ure, commerce, and navigation, the actual "par.
ttcuar interests had mainly III view by the trainers OF
the Constitution, while we neither claim nor are vii.
ling 10 allow; hut The contrary, protest against par.
al and inydous favor TO them, 10 either of them,
do demand for them, collectively and scverally,
exemption from all restrictions and exactions for the
benefit of the manufacturing, or any other interest.
7. R'Soircd, That in the present VIGOROUSLY pros
trate and embarrassed condition of agriculture and
other burtlenrd interests, we feel peculiarly called
npon 10 denounce and 10 enter solemn and utmost
protest and remons,rance against the despoc and OPP
pressive exacton Of stin!ed MEANS for the mere
benefit of other interests for my other purpose than
the necessary support of well ordered and econom
cal admnslr ration Of the Government.
JOHN c. PAGE, Gin.
FIxcEET G. RYALs, Sec'v.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE-By virtue OF a Deed
pr paara essnse n ne for certain
therein expressed which deed hears date on The s day oil
King William IA surviving Trustee SHALL on Saturday The 5th
day of February next if fair i mol the next far day. sunday
excepted Ayles William county proceed to SELL TO
the highest bidder at public auctions that valuable property well
known as the RUMFdRD academy lying Immediately on III.
read leading from Aye's King William Court house. about
place For twenty years tins Acade
has met with liberal ana Tue m De-
irvcs there every indication oil continuance OF
The nesborlood is popuou and number of day scholars
could be sblained The location Is as neamy rs any II, lid
Virginia There eatert buildings one oil wo"u ana
brck besides the lecture rooms, can ac
commodae comfortably - boardeTs Attached 10 the Institution
is Fa containing about 10 acres more or less nc Cleared
land fertile The vii require about 81 III cash. on
he approved The title 10 This property Is believed 10 be IN
disputabe selling Trustee, shall only such title
rs is vested III lie by said decd .. o..., ;,
King William, jan 3. lsa3. 7a-lds
LAND AND NEcRoEssy yinp ,s Of Deed ZEE %, Of
late William r Ecrcston and Thomas Pride for the benefit OF
lso and Of the Clerks Office of the County Court
Amelia State Of Virginia, we, The undersigned Trustees As
the Court day of said county at TIE Court house o. SAID
county Amelia sell a, public auction to the highest bidder
oi ' aeed sy Wa r Essesap 10 Wit All that TAFT or
Land lying in said county of Amelia on tho South side
Of the public read leading from the Count house Of said county In
Jeersve calcd Coxes containing esmaton four hundred
acres less and bounded follows The
Of Edward Wilkinson and James r Vaughan, HE North by
the public road leading from Amelia Court house to eersve
and on the West the land of Richard Noble Also other
tract parcel Land lying in said county, and adjoining the
land which he rooronse Of said county s located contain
ing by hundred and nineyinur be the
same less, and bounded follows the South by the
called the Poor house tract, the West by the lands o
William Marshall and Joseph Bragg, the East by the lands OF
aud Warren Marshall, and IN the Nohwari by The
Also, the following Slaves,
children. Henry Ned Horace, Jm Dick, Doctor
Archer, Beverly, John, Lewis Maria, Evira Scna Dolly aud
females lave been horn since The execution III said deed
aud an; c'hr property conveyed by said William r Eselt"
said deed: particular description OF all o which
property hereby made said deed The title To all
The said property believed 10 be perfectly good hut
selling Trustees, Will convey only such right vested II
Us ly the deed aforesaid
THOMAS r. GILES, T,,.,..s
JUAluS L. LEIGH, !
Jan. ~ 16-tds
he WING Will copy ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17
= ,\p Ayp NEGROES FOR SALE IN NoTTowAY.-,In

7 tNp Ayp NEGROES FOR SALE IN NoTIoWAl.3ln
| n.>,,ure Of the prov sionS Of two Deeds n Trust ana
o en:a Trust, executed 10 me by Thomas W. Ees
ni o( record IN the Clerks Office of Nottoway County Court
m secure the laymeui Suns OF money therein men
r. dine 7, David Williams Individuality, ana rs Executor
If n b. Williams Diseased, and dated the Goth day oil api,
and TIE 9TH" the payment of certain othcf Sums
m money therein mentioned due 10 David c. Williams ana NO
mas ui >rsun aud the s day ot Oloser iSil s,a,
on m p d3, January, 49, 10 sae nj pubic aucuo
10 the h..>! udi-r cash. the premises the tract Of lana
on which the sad Thos W EreS resides IN Notioway county
about Mouth OF the Court; c'Se adjoining inc amos
Dr. au;hcli aud others and containing seven hahreu
and ftty les A,o the following personal
rcr,v >av> and HER increase seven ead ot
Horses al Epe stock ci Cattle Hog and Snee Az Ills
lioastnud auA Kitchen Furniture ald Plantation Utensils one
p,etsue Carriage Harness. aEi road Wagon and etar-
Also n pCe. all The inere; II the said fhoS
" Iu,s under Francs El:s, deed! III the lands
devise, h.. the ;a:y T. Stih TOR lite,
apt 10 the ss fn ". EpeS afterwards much of thr
said pfurft; be- sufficient The debts secured nv
sud deeds David q. Williams :udivi!uay aud ~
E,.ruo: al john Williams. The continue from day Ia
completed Selling Trustee shall convey only such
l,' -, vested IN as such
..la December %. FRANCIS r. iInER.,i-p.
T. SThe consist Of women hcys ana gus
al e ih-in likely; and the land winch M frS re-
sides eligible situation for family residence; The dwelling
- one, aud there the premises All ne
IN. f,!t . ~ IN y,ar. +. FITZGERALD.
Jan %
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jan. IT
To- The Wing will copy till sale.
CONCORD ACADEMY.


rTNllE this institution Will commence the h
OF February close the last Of November. Course nl IN
srcon aud will lie the heretofore Fn the cha
III The Institution and the efficiency Of their mode OF IN
u,on the subscribers refer IL the gentlemen whose names are
neral their students II COLLEGES
aud Universities of The highest standing in the Union Al Tie
of the University Of Virginia, one u
Students wholly educated by themselves, Obj
tanned The degree Of 81, having within twenty mons, era
uated TIE Latin terk, French and Spanish Languages, Ma
tGia Philosophy Moral Philosophy Chemistry and Mathematics
Persons wishing particular information can obtain i BY
addressed to either o the subscribers, and d.
rected Concord Academy, Caroline county, Va
J. ID. COLEMAN.
RrrEREScEs-Col Mordcca Cooke Portsmouth, Mordeca
Cooke IT, ESD. Norfolk; Robert &. Stanard, ESD, Richmond
james Pegram. Richmond Rev. Nicholas Cobbs and
Col William K Johnson Petersburg joel llolieman, Esq
Isle Of Wight; VIM. H. Tayloe ESQ., Mount Airy Hon K NJ r.
Hunter T. w; Judge Jno Y aiason', Southampton Hon. W. c.
Rives, C. w; Judge Bayly Acconack.
Gentlemen who either have had present have
wards members Of the Institution.
Dec y Gs-ta0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

The statement above relating I" artificial teeth Is given with
much reluctance and view Whatever 10 rear io my
self cmucnce in my profession Construction OF Artificial Teeth
artist in the use o ihe hr ana blow
ce rahe, than scientific attainment Glass and porcelain
are by manufacturers and are the materials employed
b. of the Ocns and DENTIST IN SUPPLYING me ac, o
The fancy and sometimes the flourish nf the operator
Human Teeth embraces extensive
relations and sympathes and requires knowledge Of those of
the human we often hear q" bad ,s from
~ UNDERSTANDING these connections Would not better giaan
tee safety he Diploma from MsdlGa School or from Inc
to the CUSTOM so much abused Of influential persons leaning
more in with custom
and form than evidence of high professional qnaliheann
T. A. PLEASANTS, NJ. D.,
Member of the Virginia Medical Society, &c.
Dsc 67-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17
FRANCIS FITZGERALD.


lOtaIISslO NERS' SALE OF GLOUCESTER LAND-Ihe
undersigned under the authority ol decree
m. Circuit Slrrr Court of Law and Chanccry for Choices
Ter county pronounced in the Of Curtis w. Clarke AZ the
iri said Court, l-i2, aud amended decree ehtten
tho snrceen. October term will the 18Th day of January
next fur the heat far day Offer Tor saie ON the
premises and valuable tract ot Land, called
pGr,ou wing river the of Gloucester Purton
contains upwards oe0 of land $40 of which are iC
lands Upon comfortable dwelling and Tie usual oIi
marsh, particularly adapted
grazing abundant supply If fish aud oysters may he OBJ
tanned York river which the land is situated There Is
place planting oysters which has
become very Profitable There abundant supply
the land within convenient distance oi the river
where Will always command 4 ready sale.
The believed ni,putabe, though we will make
only such deed purchaser warranted in making
under half purchase money will
required cash aud the half The expiration OF IL
months the day III sale.
RICHARD COKE, JE.,
GEORGE T. TABB,
Spv. - 57-Sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

r;No NplfAlISFS- AVAILABLE SOUTHERN PROPERTY
FOR SALE interest heoug,n. the Estate of Josiah
t"uruoy deceased the Eion'on Factory. being one.!aif
trtt" offered or sale Capitalists who wish To make pro-
i investment should not atl 10 improve this opportunity, n
IL T. pawn" i4g tsrt cent the investment IL
j. situated three miles West EtoHtnn Putnam Geor-
i On Little tNtr. failing Stream aIuding Suiclent
"af' power Tor any machinery. Attached good
"t- house a ssary buildings for The accommodation OF
fefS ana Hst and S5w N successful opeatiJn This
property Is offered for sale 10 effect division, aud will be sold all
scc q" IN iie~ 20 SUIT purchasers Tie Will he libe-
f aud ans communication 1ddeSs.d Eaonon Georgia,
W." he prompt attended TO- and will take pleasure in show
nag e opeft! to amy pcr-on wh" may wish purchase.
JOHN Il. FLOUKNOY, I r. .o,,o,.
Dec On eft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

JAMES A. PATTEsON, CoMN,snoS aEReH,NT, Rtehmana
y yWi give prompt attention TO sales OF all kinds OF Pro
ducc and Merchandise consigned 10 ms cure STORE vi Id
Or, IL e f7-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

ELECT SCHOoIThe School heretofore conducted by Mi.
- James Bowie at this place. will he opened Monday the
18Th instant under the superintendent u Nil H. T. Wheeler,
gentleman educated at Princeton College.
Mr. Wheeler highly recommended iy Of the first
standing, n gentleman, christian and tearier
The will embrace all the branches taught
tie first Academies. Including the higher branches of Mate
MATES
7cras-rur board lodging and wasng $50 per session Of
w. ID. TAYLOR.
T,ro Nc HAM Sent diff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

SaLt ABLE JANIS RIVER ESTATE FOR SAlE.-i offer
IL" sale my Fam n Pow haan county lying on James river
10 a above the CITY oi Richmond adjoining the lands Of WIN.
i;rHn r r. W. Royser, George w Porter aud Thos liar
~ "na Containing so of which S first James
'r W" grounds, 32 high land OF good cutiva iion,
ana r wood land in original growth and heavily timber
N ~ bushels Of wheat have been seeded the land this
ear Ia, buildings consist of good dwelling house with six
rooms and all necessary ont houses For terms apply
'hr Premises or TO K. II. Dickinson, Rclnnnnd, Va.
THOS. A. HARRIS.
y B.-A pla, Of the land may be my Office.
DEC. - Gs-2,wu K. Il DICKINSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17


Letter from Dr j. X Mitchell, Professor Of The Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia, TO DOCTORS Nelson aud Wason o.
Richmond:
take much pleasure in Introducing to your
quantance nr James A. Peasants, who has lately returned
from France, country he went 10 complete The know
ledge 0 Dentistry previously acquired by long study and practice
knowledge, skill aud science, well vefsed ~ Inc theory as well
Practice o and unqnestionay entitled 10 public
confidence. l am, gentlemen, yours, respectfully
J. X. MITCHELL.
The und-rsigned a the request of A. Peasants, ST. d. of
city having of Artificial Tse m, made by him. for
spesi,n Of his art that they cannot be surpassed either
in beauty their resemblance nature or:in supplying The want
The Lady for whom they made. aud whom we have
wearing them states that highly pleased both with their
~ IN 49, M. BURTON, NJ D.
I'll. NELSON. NJ. u.
K. a. CARElNGrUN, VI. -.
NJ. L. BUliASNAN, NJ. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

I,LSON GREEN FEMALE: SEMINARY The School hereto
IA con,is ESon Green in Caroline ty the late Mrs
Taafcro will h. continued the ensuing under the
Mr. and Mrs Tod the 18th Of January
the 18Th OF Dcem.r following, allowing the
Of vacation The present Pfecrptfess Miss
Webb VIII all
an English Education together with French and Music.
Board and Tuition English branches per session
Of 10 months, payable ,al in advance, Slu0
Candies, towels, &C.
French, 10
Music aud use of Piano. 80
~ B. No deduction made, except in cases of sickness
Address--anover Courthouse.
JOHN u. TOD
Nov. II 81 -oawti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

~ virtue Deed Of Trust from VIM w Porter me,
Ing date the Sd day of October o and duly recorded in the
Comfy Court Powlatan the day, shall
in said deed mentioned expose TO sas at public auction for
cash n; -ose the Monday February
next being Court day. Negro Woman. named Polly
increase any the date Of the deed The title believed
II. L. HOPKINS Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

NJ J. V'EH, IEsgRaL AGEST CuLLEc ron, Richmond
Inn, attends 10 renting out houses hiring out ne.roes sell
p,N'', collecting bonds, accounts SC.
he country having negroes IL hire out produce Il
on would DO we'll 10 give him call.
s,, ,ip'>,;e Exchange Bank.
- 32-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

NTOTICE-The Franklin Manufacturing Company np
~ pointed A. s. Maddox their Agent who will be furnished at
his Store two doors below INC Bank Of Virginia win large
Foolscap a,cap post aud letter Paper all which he
will SELL by wholesale and retail fail
satisfy the public. City aud country merchants and citizens of
the State generally respectfully invited examine his stock
features RICHARD WHITFIELD, President.
0ct lSlI a2-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

A CARD-DENTIsTRY, the branch Of Medical Science
which Dr. Peasants made his special object Of Practice
~ OiIice-in Bosiers Row.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

~ RSUANT 10 the provisions Of Of Trust executed BY
Philip taewood 10 Samuel &. Scott aud James C. Luck.
W purpose Of securing debt due 10 Francis w Scott aud duly
recorded the Clerks Office Of Caroline County Court shall
" acting r>es, proceed I" SELL the Isl day Of March, lei
A chesterfield DEPOT in the county of Caroline, the following
t.rtl Negro Thornton, Girl named Rhoda, and Asgy
'u t ed together with the future increase of the females
' 'e "al' 81 The deed, and asc the said Gatewoods inter
-, y" it undivided dover Estate Of Anna Glewood his
I" :" mucn cirofas may h. sufficient satisfy the ba
~. 'r " sia "0nh, vit the interest and of sale,
',''S " we sal" cash The tn, The above property
~ ~ lhN''pntahl" but acting Trustee, shall only
-! such title a. Is vested ia nlr.
T., -, -, :. C. SCOTT, Acting Trustee.
81. IT, 4'''' 12-ids