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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

The Western truvel the great central route
from Baltimore 10 Wheeling is now very great The
railroad train brought 1870 passengers from Baltimore
on Monday, md ll9 wagons reached Wheeling during
the last week, with 4lG tons Of merchandise. The
despatched for Baltimore during the week was
about laual.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUFACToRY,
Carr street, three dO0rS aGorc The Columbian U0le

ItfNWUNH, Va.
H. ANTHONY still continues sell Hats ut the following
y Low pricrs
Plain Russia or Brush Hats So S. SILK Hats made
hndes proo from 81 81 s. So Boy Hats
sa Fur Cal, from 81 to SIC; Gentemens Cloth
Caps from 81 50; together with of Mems and
Boys HAIR and Glazed Caps, black and drab Wool Hats
wholesale and retail. 7srns-Cash.
keeps during large assortment of Leg
horn Palm Leaf and Willow ats, suitable for all
n. b. Hats made TO order
January Isl IS;3 wlv
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TEACHERS WASTED.-A gentleman and lady, who can
with satisfactory recommendations Of their quallca
lions teach branches female education will find
sufficient inducement locate BacAwanu Halifax county
Virginia.
The situation is healthy, probably any in Virginia. and
the location for the teachers quite 10 the Semnay
and there viii he for the accommodation boarders
should the teachers choose accommodate them.
Address James F. Brooks William Watkins Backwalnnt,
Virginia. Feb 81 a-w7w@
SSTM. FRAZIER ArroRSEY Law, Stquntou Ia, ,ces
w in the Superior and nrnr Courts Augusta and ada
countess and in United States District Court for West
Virginia, holden tannon Business conhded 10 him shall
receive prompt attention.
March 81 10S-w3w
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IN CHANCERY.-vIRo,Srl:-At Rules held in -. ~
Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and c Clerk.
the county Of Mddesex on the ns Monday February or
against 'ahts:
Thomas NJ b. Roy, in his right and as Fxeeu,o.
last will and of Thomas Boswell drrrasd the
Roy Robert Chew, Executor Of the last viii and safha
Chew deceased, John T. Meade and Rebecca Of
Rebecca W. Beverley Edward Randolph ana rM'e'
beth B. his wife who was Elizabeth b. Beverley Robert p
doph Ann T. his wife, who Ann T. Beyrr,sr nan
Beverley Carter Beverley, William Beverley John sosen
ley Carter W. Wormeey, Elizabeth R. Woodw ard Aaofnr
trix of Philemon Woodward deceased late sheriff Nidd
county and such, Administrator Of Ralph Worm+rv SS
Lewis Montague, late Sheriff Of said county Of
to wnom the the said Ralph Womeley was
for administration bons non, Robert ~ Trice Admined
de Of said Ralph Wormeley and Carter NJ
Administrators Of his late wife, Elizabeth Bra1on who Wa
zabeih Wormelcy, Drend,n,h' '
The defendants Edward y. Randolph and Elizabeth q
wife, Robert Beverley and Carter Beverley, hayin, n
their Appearance security, according The AZ,
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and appearing m
vii flied that they not inhabitants OF this stse II o.
that the said defendant do appear here on the first day o A.,
and OF the plaintiffs and Tia, ,p
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enon
two months successfully and posted at the font door If ny
Courthouse OF this county. : '"e
Copy-Teste, JNo S. HEALY e q
Feb Is Gu,
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STyoseyX7T9rS s PREMIUM MINERAL rEETH-JoHy C;

STUCkTUN's PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.-JOHN G..
~ AZ DESTr has just received from the above celebrated
manufacturers complete assortment Of beautiful Teeth
'hat nave ever 'tsn brought Ia this city, and which, In all that
constitutes admirable Imitation of the natural teeth are un
surpassed
Those VINO wish 10 have artificial and n!
Interested are respectfully invited call and them, and
specimens az his
jn w continues as heretofore, perform all operations
the prevention ana cure o; diseases in The teeth and OF
nee on the square immediately above the Banks Main
hJertat:-M I.afke, d. d., George Watson, NJ. H., F. H.
peane ~ d., e. H. Carmichael, w. D., Rob W llaxal NJ D ,
Thomas Nelson, NJ d., James Bottom ~ d. J. A. Cunningham
u. D. Sept. 6 a5--wIyt
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THE BANKRUPT LAVA WIG MEASURE.

THE BANKRUPT LAVA WIG MEASURE.
The Wings endeavorng TO relieve themselves
from the responsibility of this odous and unpopular
measure. Bat they cannot thus deceive reading
community nor even individual member Of the
comn,unity who is at ali familiar with the history Of
the late Congress. llow stood the vote upon the
Bankrupt bill: In the House, one hundred and semen
Fhigs ooted for it-and only three DsmOcrats-ln the
Senate, % Wings for IT, and four Democrats! All the
Democra rats in the two houses who voted in favor Of
the BILL 1seven in numberl acted in accordance with
what they then supposed to be the wishes Of their con-
slituents Several Of them declared against it al the
lme and afterwards gladly changed their votes, when
they ascer,ained that they had mistaken the will Of
those whom they represented. The Manifesto of the
Wing members of Congress, ct the close of the Extra
Session. boosted Of the passage OF the Bankrupt law
great Wing acha vement-as of the most glorious
events in the first months history Of Wing ascend
ancy Fir Clay, the National Intelligence, and the
leading Federal journals every where, declased II a
Wing measure And the Clay convention, in asserting
that II not WHY measure, give the drecest con-
tradc,ion to Air. Clay HIMSELF to the congressional
caucus manifesto Of lo4l and, above all, 10 recorded
facts which stare the whole nation in the face!
| People OF Virginia! You almost unanimously
opposed to the Bankrupt law. Will you support for
the first office in your gift, Henry Clay, its boasted Fa
ther' Fellow citizens of Campbell, and the adjoining
countless with very few exceptions, you condemn this
law as odlous and demoraizng. VIII you sustain, as
candidates for Congress and the State Legislature, men
who are committed 10 the support Of Mr. Clay, by
whose vote and influence this odious and demca'zng
measure was passed, i'll defiance Of the known wishes
of his constituents, and u the great body OF The
! American people:-D.
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n,scr.ss,oS IN Iyycr..r,c

Gov. Gilmer arrived in this place on Wednesday
evening last, and remained until Friday morning,
when lie left for Bedford Court House. On Thursday
evening, the solicitation of many personal aud pc.
tcal trends, he addressed portion OF our citizens
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7
CHEAP DRY GoODS.-one of firm will spend large
portion of time in the Northern and Eastern markets for
the purpose making selections aud buying the most avoa
BILE p enabling have constantly hand large
fresh and Complete Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
which will lie sold the lowest possible prices for cash and short
credits All running viii be due and payable the first Of
July and first of January.
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES & CO.
Ian 77-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

In Rules held Clrrt, -
flee of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law Chanfsrv
Louisa county, Monday, the 3rd day OF October eia ~
Mary Duke, Administrative of Benjamin ID. Duke drr.a
agains. Plalnnr'
William Shelton, in his right, and surviving Eseeu,, =
John Shelton deceased, and surviving Trustee under M &
John Shccns will, for John Sheton Jr John Shelton Pr
beth Winston and David Shelton, Derndan,s.-
The defendant, David Shelton, no, having his apns
and given security, according law and III. es o ~
Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence that be- @
inhabtant of this State, motion of The plaintiff b ~
Counsel, il Is Ordered That the said defendant David S
do appear before the Judge of the raid Court Cot
The inst day of the next term of the said Court aud ,
the plaintiffs original md amended bill; and that cooy ~
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN ~,
city of Richmond for months successfully pos A. M
front door Of the Courthouse of this Cont y
Copy-Teste, JOHN HUNTER CO
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TO .bessrs John Parrot and HIM. 1rce, and 10 Mss
CLariSsa Parrot, non residents of Kiroinia.
SPRING GOODS

CE'NA And QUEE.TSJt.7RE.
AM now opening portion OF my Spring supply the ao
aud am daily expecting, ship Mai Forbrs" cre
from the Manufacturers additional supply Of new pasr
Tableware China, &C., making altogether well selected
of new and desirable Goods.
Also, in Stort,
French, German and American Class plain cut and p,r
English plated German silver and Britannia Castor all sse
Stoneware, &C. &C. for sale reasonable prices, % Il
paactudl credit City and country dealers invited rism'
WIN. r. BUTLER,
Three doors above The Bell ii'rff.
March % lUs-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

FTARM WANTED.-l wish 10 purchase for ready mon,g
Farm Of from 300 10 500 acres, in the county Abem
Orange want PRIME Southwest Mountain Lead. i,n: y"
having good dwelling house. and all oer Necessary house
the comfortable accommodation of my family servants a.
stock. The place must be handsome, having fnr view
good springs, and abundance of wood land f timber
fue-wel adapted to co:er wheat, and ,otaceo-h
and Well wateredin moral and Intelligent nei.hbo1od
twoh:Tds of the farm cleared good oo
For such Farm will give fair price, in CASH
HUGH cAaPGEiL
March 4 gs--WiS
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March lG

" Bcanics OF a kinds and all persons advocating reform
in Medicine In Mecklenburs Iunenbr Brunswick, Charlotte
and Halifax In the State Of Virginia. Warren In North Carroll
and the adjoining countless requested attend Con
venton To be eld in Eodon the first Monday IN May next
for the purpose OF organizing Society," for promuatng and
dsins the Botanic principles and practices and breaking down
the prejudices Of the people.
MANY BoTANICS.
Mnrchl IL
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Plaintiff,

Rules held III the Clerk Office
of the Superior Court OF Law and Chancery Louis,
county, on Monday, January the End, 1913:
Albert G. Watkins, Plaintiff,
against
Edwin +. Watkins and Martha Johnson, administrators and
David Johnson adm'o of Thomas Johnson, decd prns
The defendant Edwin f. Watkins having entered hi. a.
pcar1nce and given security according law and rules Of m
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence an
nhabtant Of this STATE On motion of the plaintiff his al
ney That the said defendant Edwin FWakn. d.,
appear before the Judge of the said Court Iou On
first day Of the of the said Court answer Inc
plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this order BIZ ohw inserted
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond
months successfully aud posted nj the front door Of Cur
House of this county, some court day.
A Copy. Teste, JOHN HuNTER,C.C.
Ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

WILLIAM F. RITCHIE, ArrossRr AT Law. 9,eAsord ia
the Rants. Fs, O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

rs well rs Spectacle Glasses, Of every Description !"
frames lie hesiows great pains nte selection 81 ms
Gasses-and he his friends that his glass ~. %
very best quality, well ground, and perfectly pohed IN
iis Knowledge Of The science Of optics and the 'ue
eye, he prepared TO give he proper advice !"
choosing speciaces Glasses. ,.,,i
All Of which will be disposed ef en- the most
aJ Old Gold and Silver taken 10 exchange a.,
Petersburg, Feb. H-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

VALUABLE IRON WORKS PROPERTY FOR SALE-By
virtue of Deed Of Trust executed 10 by the Stonewa
March 1919, and of record in the County Court Campbell
shall ON Monday the day Of April lSi3 f fair and if
on The next fair day thereafter Sundays excepted the Fur
belonging to the said Company situated on sonewa
auction property the said Company, both and
personal other things, of the Tract Of Land
IN which the said Furnace erected containing between
hundred and iy and hundred with all the
buildings and tereon-a the interest OF the said
COMPANY In certain Lands situated in the neghborood OF
sa Furnace Containing between thousand and eleven nun
ded acrcs purchased by said Company from Corbn War
wick satisfying the lien OF the vendor Tor the purchase mo
ncy aso the mules, horses wagons carts wagon &c r. cart
gear plantation utensils wheelbarow furnace to" mn Tor
castings implements and hSures Connected win or
belonging the Furnace the Casting House thereto al
tat he'd, and in the possession of the said Company
IL confidently believed that there Is no iron making esta
of Virginia which combines more natural
advantages for the profitable prosecution of that
the offered for sale There Is on Inc
land which the Furnace stands and within few
hundred yards ofhe Funace abundant IL not inhaast6e
supply rich iron ascertaned by trial 10 he suitable Tor max
of excellent quality and there is also on The same
short distance The Furnace plenti-
full supply Of good limestone The Furnace situated IN popu
neghboood within less than two miles Of James river to
road and the cost of transportation thence
Richmond the Canal nconsiderabc. We
earnestly invite the attention Of enerprsng capitalists this
speculation
Terms Of Subtitle real property will be said credit Of six
twelve eighteen and twenty -four months lin four equal install
nrnIs the purchaser purchasers giving bonds with good per
security tie payment purchase money the
The property itself TO he retainrd further security
tecfnr-and in the sale OF the personal property, cash will be
required for all exceeding dollars and all
beyond that amount credit Of months will be given
the purchasers giving bonds with good personal security.
The title the ahnvr advertised for sale Is believed To
he good but acting merely Trustees, will only
purchasers such title is vested in the deed of trust
aforesaid. WILLIAM DANIEL, JR, Trustees
JOHN w. STRATToN,
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i January, 1913
Daniel W Burton, Lemue H. Burton Elizabeth Burton and
Martha w. Bur!on Plas
Lucy Webster John w. Varser William yarser Albert vare
Martha Vaser Lawson Scott and Clafkey his aud PETE.
Burton, executor Ut Abraham Burton, decd, nefs.
The plaintiffs By attorney, this day filed their bill the De
fendanis Law and Clrkey his wife, and William Var
SER having entered appearance and given security
codng the of Assembly and the rules of This Court and
appearing BY satisfactory evidence that they inhahar,.
thus State ordered That the said defendants apea
day the April Term OF this and
plaintiffs and that copy g: this orde, r
forthwith inserted newspaper published Cuy N
Richmond months successfully, and posted ,ou,
door of the Court House OF this county.
Copy. Teste, f. c. LEIGH, &C.
A
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TO MERCHANDISING have received by lare arrivals 70.
neral assortment Of Spring Dry Goods which we offer for
cash, OF to puncual castomc.s.
WADsWoRTH, TURNER ( co.
rinICn IL l0l-3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

oRTNTING ISK.-We shall have constantly on hand full
supply OF johnson Durans be Printing Ink a, moderate
prices.
Enquirer Office. March TO- 1870 leo
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RLLETSsave and Heading B'ets Tor -four barrels want
IL ed at The Pcncn,iary. for which highest price ri
VEN March II lt5-w3w
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Mail Arrangements.

From Fulton, by Mil.ersburg, Columbia, De.
ca,ur, Fayette TO Glasgow:
Leaves Fulton every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, at A. M. and arrives in Glasgow
same days at s p. M.
Leaves Glasgow every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, at A. M. arrives in Fulton same
day at P. M.
DrThe eastern mail will be closed in Fay.
cite every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday eve.
ming sun set.
0HrThs western mail will close every Tues.
day, Thursday, and Saturday at P. Nj.
From Fayette by Franklin to BoonvilIe:
Arrives in Faystte every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, at II A. M: Leaves the same days
at IL NJ.
From Fuye.te by Bowensburg, Smithland,
Middle Grove, to Paris:
Leaves Fayette every Wednesday at 6 A. NJ
arrives at Paris next day at IL A. NJ.
Leaves Paris every Thursday al P. NJ.
arrives at Fayette Friday, P. M.
WILLIAM TAYLOR, P. M.
Fayette, July 9, 1912.
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IMPORTERS, OF ST. LOUIS,
HAVE opened Branch in the city Of Boonyille,
Il l. comprised of French, English and American
Dry Goods such as
Figured striped Gro de Rhine Silk,
Watered and Rept
Rich corded fancy Bonnet
Bonnet end neck Ribbon,
Plain and Figured colored Satin,
Rich damask and embroidered Silk ShsVls,
Brocha, Thibet, Railing and Net do.
Ladies plaid and chene cravsts and scarfs,
Jsconet edging and inserting,
Lls.e lace and edging.
Jackonet, Swiss and Book Muslins figured and
plain,
Bishop lawn, Irish linen, and linen lawn,
Cotton, linen, and linen cambria Handkerchiefs,
White and black Grape,
Chales and Mouslin de LANES,
Rich printed Aupaccas and Saxonies,
French, English and American prints,
Queens plaids for dresses,
ierman aud English Merinoes,
Beaver and Pilot Cloth,
| Merino and Cashmere Vesting,
! Also, large assortment of fine Florence,
Straw, Dunstable and Nun Bonnets, artificial flow
ers, and large number of other things, together
with great variety of
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Which will be found at the
NEW YORK STORE,
On Main street, second door below the corner of
Spring ard Main streets.
BooNVILLE. Missouri.
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