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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

La! what makes your teeth so unusually white!
Quoth Josh's Dulcina, TO him tO.her nj ght
To make yours look so, with a grin, replied Josh
I've bought you abottle ofThoTn's Tooth Wash;
It's the best now in use, so the gentle folks say;
And since they've tired this, cast all others away.
But 10 prove it The best TO make the teeth shine,
Look agnin, my dear Sal, at the lustre of mine.
Then try this great Tooth Wash,
The Teaberry Tooth ash,
And see If The Tooth Wash Of Thorn, is not fine?
A MONG the recommendation to the above, are
"a the following.
Having tried Dr 'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
WASH and become acquainted with the IngreCI-
ents-of its tompo ~itIon, / cheerfully say, lcOnsId-
er il one Of the safest. as u Is one Of the most
peasant tooth washes now in use. ID HUNT,
Plttsburgh SepLi5, 1872. Dentist.
take plea sure IN stating, alter having maze
use Of ThOru's Tea Berry Tooth WASH tina IL Is
one of the besi dentnfcssln use. Beng M a IL.
quid fOrm,i IL combines nea'ness with convenience.
While II cleanses the enamel and removes the
tartar from the teeth, ITS perfume Yields q fra
geance peculiarly desirable. JPTlBBITS, VI ~
Tea berry tooth wash and have found II to te
an extremely pleasant dentrIfuce, exercising a
mOst s~alutary influence over the teeth and gums;
preserving those Indispensable members from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation OF
Tartar, and PURIFYING the Breath. Having thor
oUghly tested It's vrtuus, we take pleasure IN re-
commencing u TO the public, believing II TO be
the best article Of the kind now IN use.
NJ Y BERTSON, JAMES p JACK,
ROBT RI PEBBLES, CHAS B SCULLY.
G DARRNGI, WM MCANDLE.SS,
ID l. RtNGWALT, LEONARD 5 JOHNS.
J NJ MOORHEAD. JAS S CRAFT.
For sale by JAS BAKER. Wheeling, Va.
feb 8 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
TRUsT SALE

or LOT NO lSS. IN SOUTH WHEELING.
DY Yirtse ola deed ofTfust from Henry Echols
I'D and wife to me.daled the 25.h day Of Novsm-
Der lS4l, and recorded IN The clerks Office Of the
county court Of Ohio cOnniy. Virgins. in deed book
number -, page 3l9. I shall. on Saturday the
1lth day Of March nert. Of The front door Of the
Court house OF said county, selIat public aucti1n D.
the highest and best bidder for cash. lot number
IS6. Zone hundred and eighty eighty in that rau Of
the city OF Wheeling called Sluth wheeling
Selling az Trustee, ! undertake only 10 convey such
title ~ Is vested in me BY said deed Of tmsa
feb IL DANIEL LAMB, Tfustes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

Austin Peay. Joseph Morrison. John NJ. Clarke.
Morgan NelOn snI Alexander Wilson.
Defendants.
TINHE defendant. Ansiin Peay. not having en-
tered his appearance and gis en- security ac-
cording 10 The net Of Assembly and the rules Of
this Cont. anil u appearing by satisfactory proof
that he is not on inhabiiaui OF the Commonwealth
Of Virginia; on motion Of The complainant by coun-
sel, il is ordered that The SAID defendant DO appear
here on The first day Of the neHt spring term Of
this tonri and answer the said COMPLAINANT bill, &
that a copy Of this order be fouhwiih inserted IN
some newspaper printed in The city of Wheeling iOI
two months successively and Pusted at lhs irnnI
door Of The cDuu house Of Ohio county.
A copy ieste,
ALEX. r.. LAIDLEY. Clerk.
Psuil Cor COmp'L feb 9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

NEW hObh, SEPT ., lot%
GESTLKMFN:-
Abiul TWO years ago. I furnished you with a Ger
'Iihraie respecting The virtues of your H1nrhnund
'Cardy, and The benefits had experienced from IL
while performing The duties Of my calling.
I deem u right and prnrer that al this time ]
should renew my opI1ion IN It's favor, hecnusc recent
use hSF increased my knowledge nf its value. Al
the camp meeting held at Sing Sing, commencing
son The 2S,h Of August last. aud ending on the 2d
september. ! exened myself much in the cnuse OF
my Master. aud consequently my voice became
hoarse and incapable OF It's usual force.
had two engagements the ensuing Sabbath Ia
preach, and i0und It necessary III expected 10 fulfil
them. 10 lake sumo remedy 10 ranuvaIe my voice
and snL the my lungs. On Saturday. hcing supplied
with a package Of yonr canuy, its use enabled me
10 preach as ! engaged without the least haarsenes'
or pain.
CONSIDER yonr candy a necessary article for every
clergyman to keep in his possession, as the use Off
keeps The voice clear in its tones. ard free from iLaI
huskmess and uckling OF the threat, which SO often
mars the delivery Of the preacher.
For ali Complaints nl the lungs IL is invalaablei
ms nv previous certificate msutiOned; and | feel
q nfdent that It's early use would save many from
Ihe grave who finally fall victims 10 consumption
Yuurs. truly,
w G HAWLEY. 20 Crosby street.
Chaplain al The CiIy Hospital.
Messrs PEIsE IL SON. Is Division street.
For sale by A BAKER. aud
fIRAM KANE,
feb 8 Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
TRUSTEE's SALE

NY virtue Of = deed olTrust executed by John
E Wade. bearing dale 22d day Of July 1912,
and recorded n The clerks office OF Ohio county. .
shall on let day Of March next. proceed TO sell o.
suction. 70 he highest bidder Tor cash. ell he
housshoid furniture 1Dd goods mentioned N said
deed Of Trust. WILLIAM HCASKEY.
feb Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

VIRGINlA-lN CHGNcERY.-At rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for The County Of Ohio in the
month Of February, 1913.
James A. Clarke Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
ACARD.

- TO RENTERS-A. s. Todd would
f.A infrm all tn whom this may cuncem.
nttSH<sn Ihhi he has for rrnt in The Immediate
M&kEzX vicinity OF wheeln G. a small Farm ST.
ruaie nn the Ohio river, directly O posiie To Richie
Town: wiiirh Is well adapted 10 GARDENS 6 or far.
ming purposes. Eight acres of the above ground
was enclosed some years since for the purpasp of n
market garden; in This garden is planted a variety
OF roots. such as strawberry, rhnharh, asparagus. &c,
also, on The place is irnm 90 to 10 fruiI trees OF di
fereni kinds. From ia near proximity To The city
ID Wheeling. il is q very desirable situation Tor per-
sons whO wish to alIsnd The Wheeling Markets
The whole Of the nhove ground, or the 8 acres will
ne leased os may best suit The person who renIs.-
Enquire Of : Todd at his ufice on Main street.
nr at the sign of the Irln-w hselcd Black AIammolh
Bot. Market Square. Wheeling. Va
feb 3 A. 6. TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

WINDOW GLASS.
HNJ SYMNlES g. JAMES II ROBERTS.
. respectfully inform The public that they
have entered into co-partnership in The manufacture
Of Window Glass 1T The Glass Factory in South
Wheeli"g. where they will always keep on hand a
stock Of Glass Of all sizes, which they Will sell To-
order al tho lowest prices. Orders addressed To
Them will he promptly filed with an article war.
ranied 10 he equal Ia any Cylinder Glass manu-
featured in the Western country. dec 9S-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
Oregon Territory

n cons, qnence "fthe Tremendous excitement that
IA al the present moment agitaIes tie country IN
Territory by American trrop'. the subscriber has
hrS mnTniHg received. Uid GREAT Central
ROUTE, aud - now opening a few dozen spLndid
ooSsim-re and French HATS. which are warranted
tn take The SHINE I'll nuyTHlNG in the HAT
HAP between the OHIO r,per aud kind,rho \
Call aud rInmine tur yourselves a. TIC sign "f the
Big BLACK HAT. opposite the Va H"tel, l79
Mum 81. Heb II C. ApCALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
WANTEn.
HOPKINS.
IsTER ANNE.

INV NOVEL. BY Paui De Kock Just
"a received al The LITERARY DEPOT. Price
. cH' lsb )
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
n ERR HILL.
MONEY.

TNIIE Subscriber would respectfully inform
ihnse who are indebted Ia him. that he is nuw
in want OF money. and IS anxious To have nil out.
standing accounts closed. Ia Is hoped this notice
will not I've dsrrgarl-d hut thai those inHebIcl la
dim. will call. pay OFT their old accounts and make
fresh start. [feb ljl A 5 TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
WHEELING

FXNiiE subscriber having taken The large AID
comm. dioUs Public iIen>e. situated on Main
aud Quincy streets. ia the city at Wseeling. al The
corner Immediately below Mr. J,.hn MCortneys'
respectfully announces To his friends end the public
tina, he is prepared 10 accommode te oil who may
give hun a call.
The house has lately been put in thorough good
Improvements having been made. and
The yard has been considerably enlarged. which
~ill enable him To accomodaie wagrners, Drovsrs
aud Pedlars, Who will always find his Table. Bar
and Stable well supplied. Travellers will also find
Il I" their advantage 20 give him a call as il is his
intention To- do every thing in his power. 10 make
hem aud all Others. comfortable who NAV strip with
him. lie also proposes To take boarders by the
day, week. or year, aud his prices will be made 10
sun the times.
II. ANKENY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
RENT.

- TIE large and commodious Ware
rsse house on main street, now occupied BY
p. ID. Dufiold Alan a neat aud com
%BS Portable dwelling house on Main street.
Possession given m The first Of April. For terms,
SC. which will be low apply 90
jan l6-if W w. s II, JlMESON
LARD OIL MANDATORY.
TNIE subscribers have commenced the manuiac-
turs Of the alove Oil on Market Alley. near
Ire Store Of Mr. n p Morris, where they viii supply
an who may cali, with oil IN every respect equal
10 Inc Cincinnati article. LIST a. WARREN,
The highest price paid Co Lard ~ above,
feb n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
FOR RENT.

A s. TODD has on Main street. next door 10
~ his Drug store. a large and comfortable
dwelling house, which will DO rented 10 a good
family on reasonable terms. Enquire Of
jan 10 A. TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

rhrrefrum. j. LIST. Cashier.
Feb'y 9. l643.--2w
VIRGINIA liz CHA NCERY-AI kuIes heal ia Inc
clerks Office of the Circuit Superior court Of
Law and ahancery for the county of OhIo, IN
the month OF February 1873.
James Reilly, Complainant.
Joseph Reilly and Wi liam BlackstOck, William
Bsla and nathaniel Holmes, partners under the
firm .! Blackstock, Bell g. Co.
Defendants.
The defendants rlsckstock, Bell g. Co not
having E Itersd their appearance and gwen secu.
TIty according to the act Df a>sembly d the rules OF
this court, and u appearing by satisfactory proof
that they are Hot inhabitants of the common
wealth of Virginia on motion Of the complain
ant by cOunsel, u ~ ordered that the SAID deien-
danis do appear here on the first day of the next
spring term Of thus court, and answer the SAID
cOmplaInants bill, and that a copy Of tins order
be forthwith ins, Tted IN some newspaper printed
in the city ofWbeelIng, for two months success
sively, and pusied at the front door of the court
house of Ohio county 4 copy ~ieste,
ALEX r. LAIDLEY, clerk.
wheat {, for compt. feb9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
BLANCA DE

- BBLS ALUM, Cor sale low Tor rash by
- feb 2 J CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

4 YER'S No 1 ToBACCo-A few boxes fr
IA sale low TO close consignment. by
feb2 JY CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

Nj AHOGANY-3 boEes Veneerng.
WI 2 SETS chair stuff; 10 p 3 in tops and pannels,
81 - Coffin Boards; 7 Pc 9 4 and 10 4 Stuff.
is in Suck. The above will he sold iow for cash
feb Y CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
TO RENT,

SEVERAL houses and IenemenIs located in diff
~ IerenI parts of the city.
Those wishing Ia rent. ur Lease, are referred 10
Thomas Hughes Egg. who isduly authorised To at
Iend to the same, ns well as io rerieve all dues
Thrrefrum. j. $ Cashier
Feb'y 9. l543.--2w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

w. ReuI ,se ioilowI' g ccriiii, ATE from The R-y
Rir Ha~ley.
NEW DIRK Sept 5, 1912
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31
LARGE AssonTMENT OF DRY cool


- H. JENKINS, having removed 10 the building, the
H. Of Main and Exchange streets, Richmond, Virginia
,s variety Of DRY GOODS The city,
ns % @ N Of r ss by 70 wn" Is Or s I
cheaper ;an formerly and believes his customers viii fnd The
Ravn2 contemplation this removal for te he ha- ds
ed o all hs oi coc aud viii hereafter otter
p.rte assortment Of the following articles:
SILK coons.-An the nrwe. styles Of nark aud CoIoed
ss a rices and qua ties tor day and evening dresses
cAIcoEs- 900 pieces fancy styles, all prices. from G. 3
10 IL? cents, .h very finest manufactured Also Moan-
cI I@ . casSIMEss AID vEsrNcs-A very large
LINEN Coos.-Irisl Linens all prices, from q 81
cantdc randkr,e6sf-, ali price, from D 50
ie Gs n" i And po Nnsy' asseSon Of t4 and
size. silk, C;oa Mrno, Law lk Wofsied, and other MAKE
Stockings aud Cloves men, hnys ana g.rIs.
FAMLY Notwithstanding Grai,. ofblack blue black
and haiti mourning Mouns, Chalys and tohaznes, and other
EoySETS; GlrANDs AND rtowERs-Lales' tasht,n,.
crs aud :dsiacs. insr'iines, ouilincs &c,
cAfEs : Coi.LhHs-iaee AMI Muslin Capes and Cellars
Welsh and American maize qualities,
nLhSEET-I, and I'd, SecIS anksis all .i1~s
,urr Of tstsc articles made expressly fnr retail.
GENTLEMEN will always ind meFino, lambs wool and sk
Shirts Drawers, stocks, Cavais, Hosiery and Gloves Of ali
kinds, sn-pender, Linen hosoms and Collars silk and linen
SERvASTS cLoTHlNG-An kinds Of goods for male and
DOMESTIC baeS ana cases nf tleafcG ana nh-
b!racsd siriiss and sheeiins fon narrow 10 yards wine
Also aptcn and Furniture Checks, Bed Ticking Cotton ozna-
hrs this useful branch of business gca; at
Always hand very stock of
all the approved manufactures in the country.
SIAWIS SCARFS AND MANTlLI.AS OF tie latest !.npor-
tatnns.
SUNDRY ARTICLES -Merinos. Dimity Fnges, Corscits,
Silk Vcyets, iusls o Cambc Book i;n and jaconci,
Materials Of Linen Cotton and silk. Buttons, &C., &C., &c
Establishment a, ali times fun suppy Of all the above articles
from cheapest Mind made TO the finest abricus suting The
wants wishes Of ALI New Goods opening every week
the year, from auction and elsewhere ana will he
sold great bargains, L. II. JENKINS
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Linen Store.
Aug Ii 29-laff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN ToBACCo.-l'hr following
ii aineEd III. act entitled ian act TO reduce
into several III iucc concerning Tie inspection
tobacco passed 7 March, 1895 published Tor the Informal
concerned and especially Ia 6rii-i- ~
upland tobacco shelving Tie advantage they would derive free
chage) directing their tobacco 10 he stored IN The
pcblc Warehouse.
further csaebd Thai Il any horshcad o: Tobacco
shall have eer inspected II upland nS ciio, ana shall AT.
forwards stored il warehouse IN Tie city OF Richmond
Petersburg other than the public warehouse IN
said aud The Petersburg, The tonmonW eai
be liable for loss Of such tobacco by
whatsoever unless AT TIE time when The same was
such other ie eighties
dred ussea. IL III the city Eici,non If IN The town Of
Petersburg two hundred and sevensve hoGseas III The pub
lie warehouse auresad unless tie thereof should
have refused "a such tobacco storage, OF which act
II shall lie their duty TO give certificate, II required"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

TIME subscriber sril, Public Auction, wlhout reserve
ON the ~ jay March next upon Tie premises ms isthe'
called EPSON living On the Eppalannock river, In the county
OF Spoil, ,rau;p below Fed-iigh,bu-e ne
,ct contains atcui so0 ch ho'Nn nearly III
mon cultivation and unco,nuaiy productive. The principal
u th.up! snail neat, conveniently arranged, aud III
nod r.rar Tie bldinc> suited farm ui the ABOVE
sy, ani nn IN .cul preservation Upon The Estate there a
valuable Free Quarry already opened located 50 .aI the
Yer ,,ai hy The he placed from
me Cua on vessels for .pmtaiou. Ia situation Is
hsn,hv aud in thcky settled neshborhood. remarkable for
wealth., intelligence aud morals IL confidently believed, that
there is no Estate The KappahaInock c the same size,
cor,b;n ne equal advantages VI Of superior value.
THE terms &c sale will lie: third cash. third in six
months and ,nrd in twelve months irom the ay of sale
The deferred nent, bear Interest," and tie secured by lien
on the premises.
The le viii conducted John L. Maryc who is author
,ed 10 dispose The Estate; and my Orange Tract hv pri-
yae FkANCIS W. IaLlaf hhh''.
Ian ~ el-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

7 AWEENCEVIL.G FEMALE SEMlNAEf.-Th!s Sttoe! Is
IL l.awr.ncevlle, Brnn>w lex coray, Virginia
successful during the past year, and w
e the ol M and Ms. Wordsworth, Who
i several years experience IN teaching young ladies' e
divided nt0 Of i've months earN-
The will The ih Of January and tht
day OF July. The course oi education
will thorough and the subjects study illustrated BY iaiia
lectures. Philosophical Apparatus viii c procured a. early us
possible and and experiments, Illustrating the
principles Natural Philosophy, VIII be gwen for The benefit! OF
The Young ladies' The Rev Mr. Casisnan VIII favor the Schoo
with lectures upon Philosophy and Evidences of Christi
anty Composition will receive special attention one evening OF
week young ladies will reside i'll Dr. Morrions IA
my with teachers, where they VIII br treated with aren
ia Kindness socude During the hours =" relaxation lf'n
study such as are Innocent IN themselves ana are
calculated health, nnd invisaGe the mind VIII -
Board, months viii be- S3l Iu
ton in English branches, from sl2 ~ 10 SO; Latin French
extra s.: us,ctlon ausc Piano, @ Of the in
>irlimenI, - 50. .
R,trenes-grv r. r. Cas,euian, Pev. Mr. Claiborne, Pro-
fessor Browne Mr. Peter Tunlal Robert d. Inrrhnll, l
r Henry Lewis, Edward u. Hicks, Esq, John T.. SHE'LL ESQ.,
Mr. Richard Powell Mr. Harrison Ielttwcl, and Nj. CLARKE,
of vile; Mr. George Soae R'uns"ick; Hon James
H. aud Thomas = Ghoon Esq, PetcrstuIr Edward
II. Chambers, ESQ., Boydon Capt w MADDOX, Nh Nicholas
Davis and Syvans Inpraan, nnenburg .ir sannr
Pryor Dnwidie Rev. Mr.. Hodges Williamsburg Rev j. H.
Morrison, Buckingham.
Nov - 3o-wIuw
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,co ABLE sotThERS rRor " Ext
' .rc ..rd in the Ea,onton Factory being one'iali
r 4; csc,ed ftr Capitalists, who wish 10 make pro
,u. iir :.rct PER upon the present Investment II
strd hrec miles West Of Ea,onion Putnam COUNTY ueof
M r riy.r never falling stream, aio:dnC suitc;ent
,- r,,f lpf ary machinery. Attached 10 H. are good
] house. nil necessary buildings for the acc"nn'"da'io m o
7ul ;-ist and Sa,c Vii! successful operation ms
* offered iof sale fec; DIVISION a"d WIZ be SOFA al
% ~ IN ttes to purchasers. The terms WIN ne inv
. 4;tou l!r.ssd n Ea.enioa, Georgia.
J t. n, attended snd we will take pleasure III snow
i.- nm, t.,e..y 10 auy person who may wsh 70 purchase
"7 ' guHT 4. FLOURSui, ryecn,ors
:. BASS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

THE subscribers respectfully leave To inform their friend"
public Richmond and vicinity that they have no"
on hand splendid of HAIRS and CArs Of the newes
and fashionable styles. al present Ihey "aah
their Hat, of superior quaiy being manufhc
red by themselves expressly for their retail trade hy ee
bcav ls the Hats present, which are o!ereu W ~
public cheap any in the city for cash
Fine black Cashmere Beaver. Brush Nutri1 Russia
Concy and Wooi-aso, good SILK and Angola Hats nc!
have just finished fresh lot o splendid Molessin Hats, o! sup
ror nsire light and elastic Gentlemen wanting soou anu
way ' SMITH HURLEY,
Corner Of Main aud l2th Streets
yor "a 56-I3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

grUUCATIoN.-Mrs. ELIZA a. roD proposes opening a
T. Il ool FOR The tuition oi youg ladies' the
ment oil the ensuing in The o Mathews y: Sca,od
the residence Of her father, Col. Tn. Hud.ns.
Her course of instruction will embrace all branches
English Education comprising photography Reading, Nril-
c trthclir Grammar, Geography AGr!rri aad Modern iit'
the of Compositions Chemistry. Astronomy,
Natural Mental and Moral Philosophy Mrs Tod oilers the very
moderate terms eighty dollars 20, board ana twenty for ttion
II, All the lianches; fifteen dollars instruction Spelling,
Reading and Writing, the elementary branches Mrs rod
will he aided by competent assistant and deeninc the nstrGc
lion OF youth rather pleasure ilnn burden, pains vii! hr
spared improve bnh the 1aE anu Understanding OF those en-
trusted Ia her charge. =, :,
Time until the Anss The months Of August and Sep
temr the Whole of the sicky III the
lover country Mrs. Tod giving ;ose months as recess
and MN. whatever the Winter. Each pupil will pc TAXED
win weekly during the thus obvatns ile oio
ton Of too long respite from study Mr.. Tod will engage the
services of Music Teacher the Number OF scholars
viii siy it, and Fashionable Embroidery in silk and
wo.cd viii he s. euc The French language will he
tauph nj * er session. The for hoard and tuition
Gped uaabe quarterly in advance Each bnader win be- re
oued when prctcable furnish bedding towels and
es-r they can he furnished for the Of
Mrs Tod requests all persons who wish pa;ronise her
school Il, send pupils first day possible deduction
will be made and much valuable time is often lost by
tination.
Re,erenee-President Dew, OF William Mary College, and
others, If Necessary LLi|'N "a Aoi,
Seaford, Nov. o. 1912. "e-2a"t'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

NOR SAEBy virtue al Deed al Trust executed TO me by
William Robinson. r bearing date the 2th day OF January
Of Record the Chesterfield County Court the under
signed Trustee named will tho I'd day of February l8i
II said William Robinson in said county, proceed Ia
cash, MI the stock of Merchandise in the ote-ose
conveyed by said deed A.so Wagon and Mnies sale
1T II O'Clock, T. NJ The title 10 the above properly
helel {! Ia he ndpuabe but selling Trustee, shan con-
vey only vested III said deed 81 Trust
EDWIN CUNiIFFE, Trustee
I'll
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 81 1913
EXCHANGE PRINTING OFFICE,

Richmond, Va.
TIME subscribers prepared all kinds Of PlaIN
4 AND ORNAMENTAL. PRINTING In handsome style aud
O reasonable terins-sucii
BOOKS PAMPHLETS BILLS OF LADING,
NEGOTIABLE NOTES, RANK CHECKS,
StiE3lFF'S BLANKS, CARDS. CIRCULARS,
IND .JOH UORK GENERALLY.
Printing, Jd aaey eoor handsomely executed on sho
notice.
door Exchange Bank, and the confec
tiouary Store Of Juan pizzini.
JOHN y. MARTIN,
WIN. ". Dt-NNaNANT.
Or Members Legislature, wishing have Speeches
nirr work printed, vii! be promptly attended 10.
Orders from Il distance may lac addressed 10
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31
IN AND COUNTRY HAT MANufACToRY,

TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANDATORY
Cary Street, three doors abocc the Columbian Hotel
Richmond, "a
H. ANTHONY still continues sell Hats at the following
y Inv prices:
bodies prou from 81 81 10 81 so; Boys HAS
81 IS 10 Sd Fur Caps from 81 to Slo Cencmeas Co
Capx from 3d. with Of Mems ana
Boy Hair cact and Glazed Caps, black and drao ZOO. Hats
Wholesale aud retail. 7.rast'aslI.
r. = lie keeps during Summer large Of Leg
horn Pain Leaf Straw aud Willow Hats suitable for all
N d. Hats made TO order
January ls, lSi2 73-wiyt