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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

B. Green, son Of General Duff Greene, and the new
secretary delegation to Mexico, will shortly depart for
Me 1ico TO enter upon his duties. He will take out i'm.
poriant dispatches to our minister, relative to The ad-
;uslmenl Of the unsettled claims of our citizens upon
Me rico. a Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

,.,s,,nd thai, the examination of young Moore
We unae charged with the murder Of Mr.. Lee,
Ha' ,se want 81 Of witnesses, TIL the 4'h Monday OF TINS
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FARMrRs' BA>x or VIRGtSi., 9th Jnlv. lsd3.
The undersigned, Directors of the Farmers Bank of Virginia
certify that the foregoing statements have been examined, and
are believed to be correct.
BOStiER,
JAS. &. CRANE,
SAMUEL REEVE.
suBLEfT McGRUDER,
JNO. WOMBLE,
X. b. lAXALL.
STATE or VIRGINIA, City Of Richmond, 10 ut.
J. e. Blair, Cashier Of the Farmers Bank of Virginia, this day
personally appeared before me, n Justice of the Peace of the CITY
aforesaid, and made oath, thai the within statements, made OUT
from the books OF the Bank, and from the latest returns preceding
The date from the Branches, are correct, TO the hest of his know
ledge and belief.
Given under my hand this asth day of July, ls43,
WALTER ID. BLAIR.
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WV cy-The Hon. John Y, Mason, Judge o
b,>s ra,,, for the Eastern District OF virginia WI
Nd hi. mex. Term for the trial , ., 's so,b On Of I ssa,smbe1
D. n'' Richmond, on Wednesday, the zO'n o. 'sp'<"'s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

- APPAHASNUCk ACAnEMY--This Institution will be-
IL opencd again an the Isl of September GeIi, aud close on the
18Th 81 the following December, under the superintendent Of
Mr. Washington Buckner as Principal, aided by Nj. VI. I. Camp
bell, late from the school of the MeSrs. Iiailow siFs, OF Alesan-
dta, and highly recommended by those gentlemen. The COURSE
al instruction win be fully equal 10 thar IN our best Academies
will qualify yomas men either for business II the higher Coilre "a
ciasses-and viii embrace the Ls;in and tress Languages, Ma
themailcs, Surveying, History, the Elements of Chemistry, Naiu-
raj Philosophy and Astronomy, together iii such other branches
as constitute 4 good English education.
The discipline of the School, Though strict, viii be- kind and
afectionate, and every cAertton viii be made by the instructors
10 promote the moral and Intellectual culture of those entrusted
10 their care. The boarding Department will be conducted by
vi. William a. Bucsner, VINO has been selected for that purpose.
The great advantages of this Institution IN point of health, COM
righteousness Of buildings, ana a Wei selected Library, ar well
known To the pubic. The whole expense for the scholastic year
Of ten months, including turIun, board and washing, will be one
hundred and twenty dollars for English and Classical studies,
aud on. hundred and fifteen tor English branches alone. II bed
and bedding be- furnished, there VIII b. an additional charge Of
five dollars. Letters, addressed To the Principal, RappahaunocS
Academy, Caroline, Will meet witu prompt attention.
WM. Z. TAYLOR,
President of Board or Trustees.
Aug. 5 2G-w34
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mare ihan enough to turn lhe scale in favor

and more than enough to turn the scale in favor
q sa w. :. returns for Cumberland County.
saunders ass
Miller -
saunders mnj.
=. sollowing are q few returns we hive p,cked up
Ine"" ZONES Precinct-Saunders so. Miller Is.
wMsx-Lumberton-McKay 50, Leach ~.
Rosks's neoperd's- Miller 73, Saunder's49 AZ. Last
M'V nsrrnr,on 7S, Murchison 90
!ssT, , word have we from the elections BY inns morn %,n
N0'a| the Raleigh Register only says, that MN
pss mai ,sad, in Raleigh, but he does not give the
kr's"ia' "
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s6,Ol7, OH II s5,442, $40 Ii

rms fund has heen reduced by charging against II debts re-
carded ~ bad. II is now about Il per cent. ON The whole capital,
ana constitutes iGnd TO cover any loss resulting from bad debts.
Inc prohts OF The last six months were reduced by authorizing
one oi the branches 10 apply The whole, and another a part Of rs
profits, in %liqnidadng estimated bad debts; the sum 50 withdrawn
was s,O3G &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

ONE of two courses mus, be pursued by me in the sale OF my
~ Piano Fores. must either adopt the common pfaclce WIN
many dealers in the article, OF running dorn other Instruments, III
order 10 raise the character of my own, or must do az have
been endeavorins TO do for eight years past: get the pubic 10 'ohn
their own opinion by trying my Instruments. ne luime - "
course have never adopted, and never shall; The later nave
tried, and found 10 work well. believe that my fiino rof,'s
are al least equal 10 any made in this or any other country, thal l
have heard of; hut that opinion being an interested one 10 ho'
ask the public 10 depend upon it alone, and simply beg 81 them 10
test the matter by actual trial. Amy person desiring 10 purchase
n Piano cln take mine upon trial, and withhold paymen, Until
they can prove the instrument =. r.. NASH,
Book and Piano Forte Seller, Petersburg, va.
July IA ls-6tf
1 q CERn0NS INnIGa al sunerior nualitv.
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond, 25th July, lsf3.
Sir: Enclosed Is u statement of the condition of this Bank on
The lst instant, including the branches.
With high respect, ynur obed. servt.,
J. c. BLAIR, Cashier.
Ills Excsllency JAMrs McDowELL, Governor of Va.
Ccnpaahre State Of the FARMERS, BANK OF VIRGINIA..
including The Branches, on the LIST JULY, 1882, and LIST July, 1913.
ls4.. ls43.
Deb, outstanding, s4.465. 652 S. 81, la, OF 60
Sterling Bills, So 237 ~ 10 1872 90
Stocks, 1859 90 rs, l22 50
Loan 10 Commonwealth of Va, 74,n10 90 10000 ~
Specie, sl2,356 - 6f9, 10 IL
Notes NJ other Banks, ea5 f9i % rs. ~ I'll
Real Estate, a7y Cos " 225, 100 As
Bank notes, cancelled, stolen from
Office at Danvine, 72,Ia5 90 7a,E35 %
In transitn brtween Mother Bank
and Branches, 1868
s6,047,0i7 II S5,+i2,9i0 II
Capital Stock, So 6Cs, 1926 90 $3.50 7o 90
Notes in circulation, 2,l5a O4s 50 l,Tii ,hhJ 20
Individual Drpostes, s74,695 l5 81 800 %
Due to other Banks, balance OF debts
and credits,) ~ 03l % 1895 20
Contingent Fund oU3, 1888 81 1913 :33i 81
Profits of the Institutions lI5,O34 Al 6,I65 70
In transita between Mother Bank
and Branches, l2,s3s %
--- --
S6,0i7, OH II S5,4i2,9I 0 Is
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V NJ 1..r,rrnr Iuly %. 1873.

'. VI. INSTITUTE, July ~, Iofl.
This is to certify that Mr. JOHN u. Strange IL n graduate Of ms
Institution; and, from the distinguished standing which he took
in all The departments of know ledge taught here, | deem IN" PC
culiar:y qualified to Instruct those who may be committed 10 MS
charge. FRANCIS II. SMITH, sup. F.M.i
A. a6-it
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BANK OF THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA,

Winchester, July 2sh, 1913.
To His Etcellency JAMES McDowELL. Gov. Of Va.
Dear Sir: c enclose statements showing the condition of this
Bank on the lst day OF July, 1872, and lt Infant.
lam, very respectfully, your ohedt. servt,,
II. ". BRENT, Cashier,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

/ n CERooNS INDIGO, of superior quality,
lU For sale low, by GAYNok & LfELL.
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UoyT s. co y OFETCE--

Uadr- he Erckagge Hfd, Richmond, Prraid.
nRaWlNG Of Alexandra Lottery. No. -. drawn 5h Aug:
- 10 10 % 3 ST Is 10 - 81 u Is 80 -.
Drawing of Va. Ieesburg Lottery, No. 81:
- 50 IL - II ~ - I'll - } 4 - - -.
Ticket, Nos. IS Is 81, a capital in the above, sold and paid by
HOYT & co.
Drawing 81 Virginia Monongalia Lottery, No. 3t:
- IL IS II ~ Is ~ - 81 30 : I'll SO 10.
Ticket, Nos. : 50 70, a Capital in the above Lottery, sold and
paid by uOYT * co.
Aug. s = 26-lt
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RICHMOND MARKErs-Ausn.l :. Ista.

RICHMOND MAREETS-Augu-t :, 1879.
ToB.cco-Rereip.s much diminished. Lugs, s. IS a 3; leaf, I
a 10; fine manufacturing, : . ~, as in quality.
FtorR-New Country, 81 50; CITY Mills, &. Old without de-
mand.
Wnr,r-Lsrsss SAILS daily at from IS cents To 81.
C~oKN-57i a 60 cents.
Mg.L-tl 70 cents.
O.1,-30 n IS cents. from vessels and depot.
PL,srER-Lump, 81 ., 500 10. casks, ground, 81 20 on BasiT.
ILME-Sla laa.
sALr-sl III by Inc cargo; in store, 81 7Oa -.
IRos-Tredeear, $50; Sw-des, % 80; Country, 10; pig, IS 4 y.
NAns-4a a. cents.
FIsH-Heuinss, new ct, 81 60 "A IS, for MOL.
Shad, 80
BrTrER-Firkin, Ga 10 cents; fresh roll. 10 a Is cents.
sec.R-N. Orleans, s6a7 80, p. Rico, ! ae 49, 81. Crcix, : 81
a 10 90.
CoftsE-Iacuira, s. a . cents; Rio, n . cents.
TgA-ta 4 100 cents.
MoL.sE.-Nrw Orleans - a 81 cents; Porto Rico, - 4 81 cts.
R.co>-B,timore. 81 a q 50; city cured, o. Ja7.
BEES, 81 500 6.-Murrox, Saa3a2 5o.-vg,Ls. g. Lawns,
Sias. BERNARD PEfIuN.
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Deaths.
Died, on Thursday morning. at half past : O'Clock, Mr. john l..
Nelson, of This ciiy, IL the ISd yclr OF hi age.
ELEErWOoD ACADEMY, KING T. oUEEN.-The eAcr-
4 cnes Of The next session OF tins institntion VIII commence OF
the ist September and Terminate On Tie 20.i December.
O. WHITE,
J. W. KAY.
Aug.5 Dbl
GEORGE 7. BOOKER, OF the late firms Of Lewis Webb x 20.
- and Webb, EooErr K Hamilton, has taken the House next IL
the frnIfentiay store. on The Street leading from Main street 10
Mayos Bridg-. for tie purpose of transarttng the
GROCtRY .7yD COMMISSION BUSINESS.
In the course Of the ensuing fortnieht he viii hay. ia Store an
assortment of Goods IL lHs line, which he VIII sell II mod. ratio
profits. Aug.s 26--t'
4 SITUATION WANTED BY \ TEACHEG.-i young gen
~ tlenian, a tate member of William College, Massachusetts,.
who has had two years experience III teaching. Is dr-fouS at
obt2inlng a situation either n an Assistant IN sornr Southern
Academy. or as Tutor IN 4 private fam ly. Ample testimonials
can b. produced relative 10 scholarship, character aud skliI III
his profession. Letters post pa d addressed 10 \. H., AT Fred
erichsbnrg, Va, viii receive ptomp. attention.
Aug 2b-t
S1nO REWARD.-san away from Mathew Bryan & Co.'S
tcIUU Iron Works, ~Rockbrldse county, Virginia, some time
in June llst. my Negro Nan William, sometimes calling himself
William Smith, about . feet 10 ur II inches hi.h, very likely, ia
Their a copper color, speaks quick when spoken 10, about - years
old-has loose, curly tair-no scar now fscoiiec,eh. VIII elve
fifty dollars fer The apprehension nf said boy, II taken IN ths
State, or Sl00 II taken cut Of the State and delivered la me, near
Spoitsyivdnia Court house, Spoltsyiyanla county, Va.
JOHN McCOULI.
Aug z 36-Hti
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30
VARIETY COOns


MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Toys. &c.
ME Subscriber is now receiving and opening
i general assortment Of VARIETY GOODS
lOfS' &c, which consists in part Of the following.
VIZ; Ora Wloys best needles Of eli sizes inelsding
ground downs double worked and made eTpres,lv
of IailoTsi Fisher Thayer's best White, Blue and
assorted Skein THREAD; Halls Spool Cotton, Pat.
eh' Unread, black aud assorted colors; cases fine
IVORY combs Hair Combs Of various patterns, Side
combs, Horn and Shell common and fine English
horn Dressing Combs.
a new article Of Spool Stands; Shaving Bore,.
10 Glessesi Work boxes Of various patterns; KID
ana wax Dolls Of ell sizes. from cts Il 81; War
ana glazed doll heads from 12g IN IS cts I95 pscE.
pest Gsfmsn Pins, Ia rows, 4O32 in pack; Iot. Of
Toys for GIrls and Boys,
, heePs constantly on hand. good assortment NJ
BAND INSTRUMENTS, ct reduced prioss. A..
y paper Italian Strings, Reeds &c; German Fluts.
p and ,, PicoIas; Military Drums. com
D Ol.soa and Ebony Fifss; Tuning Forks. and a
~, o. ARTICLES TOO numerous 10 mention. together
Of the Day ~ ~ 10
Inc above list Of Goods ere nearly an fresh and
.'ey purchased At reduced prices and will bs cold
al a small advance on oos,
Inc cnizons IN general and Country Dealers, are
tosPeeilully invited 10 call and examiner
PSV MELLOR, Union S.
" ~ d
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30

We learn from the Galena Advertiser that the
flood occasoned by the late severe rains. caused
immense damage in that neghborhood. Vast guam
Titles Of lumber, wood, shingles. &c. were swept
from the prairie near that city and carried down
the river. The slaughter house Of Mr. Young. just
above town was thrown over, and about thirty hogs
drowned. The people residing further up the river
we are told, suffered still greater losses by the de-
siruction Of their fences &c On Apple river, il is
said that houses barns, mill dams, fences and every
thing else in the way of the food were swep, off
So disastrous flood has not before occurred here
"in the memory Of the oldest inhabitants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30

LATER FROM YUCATAN The New Or
leans Bulletin Ofthe 2Oh inst snys-"Capt Wright
Of the schr Denmark arrived in port yesterday from
ssa. having left Merida on tho 9Th inst Up to
the latest dates Gen Ampudia had not abandoned the
siege Of CamPsachy. although The Mexican soldiers
were deserving daily in increased numbers The
Commissioners had left YucaIan iorMeTlco to agree
on basis for treaty Of peace. but TIE terms pro-
posed were not known Businas on the coast was
dull Com Moore was in Campeachy, aid the cap
tain informs us il was the general opinion that he
was blOekaded there by the MeIicun squadron
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30

A WORKING BIRD-Tho lively New York
correspondent Of the Ns,ionsl lntsll,geneer, thus
notices one Of the sights IN the great metropolis
One Of the street shows of Broadway for the last
few days has been q very accomplished canary bird.
offered for salem the broad side walk in front Of
81 Pasls. HE cage wss fitted with q rail rOsd and
deep we'll, aud when he was hungry no drew
car up inclined plane containing seed, and when
thirsty he drew a miniatute bucket Of water from
bis deep Well-vsy mech TO the delight Of
crowd Of boys and byHandcu. Tie certainly 20,
his prOysndor by the sweat Of bis fssthem--for Il
looked very hard wotk-asd was q curious ms, ancs
Of lovely ornamental creature pot 10 hard labor
Zoe he living.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30
sHAKEsPEARE's AU rOGRAPH.

The deed Of bargain and sac Of a
house. purchased by Shakespeare, in
Blackiriars, dated | 9th of March 1912,
with the signature Of the poet attached
to it, which indeed was sold in May
lG4l, was again brought to the hammer,
by Mr. Evans on Wednesday last, and
sold for 1851, In 1888 the British Mu.
scum gave 1901 for the copy of 'Fiorio's
Essays Of Montague, sos, with the name
of'N lillian Shakespeare written on the
fy-leaf. 1t was, doubtless, an authentic
signature of the poet. On the former
occasion when this autograph was sold
II fetched 1907 1t was publicly an.
nounced that it was bought by Mr. Lam
bert Jones for the library Of the city Of
London. During the life Of Shakespeare.
the Lord Mayor and Aldermen success
fully resisted the performance of sim
gle play by Shakespeare within their
walls, and now they give 1851 for his
signature.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30
THE MURDER IN SCOTLAND.


We alluded to this cnse yesterday
The name Of the young woman, it up.
pears, previous 10 her marriage with
Mr. Gilnour, IN January last,was Chris
tiana Cochran. On her arrival below.
on Wednesday evening, the vessel was
boarded by Capt. M'kee Che rural po-
licemah spoken OF U. S. Marshall Still
well and officer Walsh. The woman
was Immediately pointed out. We Under
stand she is tall fair haired woman, Of
about 25 years of age. She was in COM
pany with a smart looking young man,
and they passed on board as Mr.. and
Mrs. Spear. 1t is said, however, that
his name is Simpson.
She says she was placed under his
protection for the voyage by her people,
and that she had not previously known
him-also that she had been forced into
the marriage with her husband by her
father, and that she intended leaving
him, but she was anticipated by the 'ac-
cidenr which caused his death. She
states that she had also been affected by
the complaint that killed her husband,
her hands having swelled, sc. The
idea that she had been arrested for MUIR
der is sludiously kept from her knowl-
egie and she suPPoses that her father
sent out for her.
An ex mination as 20 the charge will
take place on Saturday forenoon .-Nelo
York Express.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30
FREAKS OF LACK EROS,

FREAKS OF JACK FROST.-Tho
unseasonably cold weather during the
latter part Of last month and the begin
ming Of the present, has excited com.
parsons with the same seasons of for.
mer years. In 1916 there was a frost
every month during the year. We have
now entered the 9th month Of this year,
and have so far initiate 1916. In 1895
there was frost in June. In the mid
die OF May, last year, there was heavy
frost which killed the fruit. The frost
on the first Of the present month killed
the corn. Some Of the farmers, as we
learn, were ploughing it up on Saturday.
The tops Of the growing potatoes, for
one or two inches. are bitten black -
Beans and peas have also suffered
This is the only year in eighteen years,
in which has been heavy frost in June.
Phil. North AmericG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30

Miners Convention recently held al
Piausville, Wisconsin Territory. The Galena Ad-
verliser says Resolutions passed in favor OF
the sale Of tho lands such terms as shall be just
and equitable to miners and sgriculturalsts:" aud
q committee OF hfeeI was appointed to make a
report consistent with the resolutions, to a meeting
Of the settlers TO be holden at Plallsv.e on Friday
the l4th day Of July neIr." We are also pleased
TO learn that every thing passed off with reason.
able degree Of harmony.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30

FIRE AT LOUISYILLE.-A FIRE occurred at
Louisville on Sunday morning last by which a loss
Of some 20 or $4,000 dollars was sustained. II
commenced in an unoccupIed wooden warehouse
on thu alley between third and fourth streets, and
extended to some brick warehouses in which hemp
and bagging was stored.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30

CROPS.-We learn from the Massillon Gazette
of the 2lst. that Wheat looks we'll in that vicinity
and the prospect is that there will be large crop
Ii adds fron many parts Of the country We hear
that they will be light, oaIs look well; Corn is
backwardon account of the coolness and wetness Of
the season. Grass is abundant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30

"BoCK AGEN."-Ths New York Commerce al
is informed that large importation Of British dry
gOodl. nvOiced at Is ,OOOI sterling. upwards Of
$4,000. recently arrived in the ship Glasgow.
Capt Lambert, from Liverpool, is in course Of re-
shipment TO Europe. This is said TO be the largest
export of debeniure goods that has ever taken place
at that port. or from tho United States
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30
A QUERY FOR LAWYERS,

A QUERY FOR LAWYERS.-Joe
Smith, TIE Mormon Prophet, applied for
the benefit Of the Bankrupt Law, and is
not yet discharged! QUeryi Is ne emit.
tied IN his certificate and discharge" if
he neglected to put down in his schedule
Of asses, the golden plates Of his Bible9
Several Of his creditors holding notes Of
ths Kirkland Bank want anxiously 50.
luton Of this dificulty.-N. Y. Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30
CINCINNATI MARKEr-1nrr

SFLOUR-Ths market hes Eiill an upward ton.
dsncy-saloa Of between three and for hgndrsJ
barrels 81 TIE Canal yesterday, at Sl,t5, Dan Of
e inspected, snd part taken at the buyers risk.
being Well known brand
WHisKEY-Held gsnsrslly at 9c-Isl offered
snd We bOlioye some sales made q, The lsnss ,sis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30
--faeies, non omnibus una
"Hee diVefsa tamen, qua lem deceit ease forTorun

Bot the habits sentiments and objects ofboth soon
became mJdi6ed by local causes. growing out Of
their condition in the New World; and az this COZ.
ditiOn essentially alike ia both, and AZ both al
oace adopted the general rules and PRINCIPLES
Of English jurisprudence these differences gradually
dminished. They gradually DISAPPEARED by the
progress Of time, and the influence Of intercourse
The necessity ofsome degree Of union and coopsra-
ton 10 defend themselves sgsinst the savage tribes
tended 70 excite in them mutual respect and regard
They fought together IN the wss against Franco
The great and common Gauss Of the Revolution
bound them together By new links Of Brotherhood
and finally. fortunately happily and glorousy the
present form Of government united them 10 form
the GTest Republic ofthe World. and bound up ihois
intsrea and fortunes. elf the whole earth sees that
their S now Zoe them in present possession, as well
ss future hope only ~OsE COUNTY. ONE CoHsrirU.
TIoN. and OEE DEErInT"
TO Be- eoHeiuded to-n0rrog)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30

DRANDE's ENCYCLOPEDIA Of Literature.
ID Science and Art, comprising the History, de-
scrIp'ion and Scientific principles Of every branch
OF Human Knowledge. with the derivation and
definition Of ell The terms in use, illustrated by
engraVings on wood. to be completed in 10 parts Of
liz pages zach. Price 25 cts per No. Just reed
and for sale at MELLOR'S. &c Union ST.
lie 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30

Mr. wEBSTER'S SPEECH.-we have for.
horne 10 publish Mr. Webster's speech at Bunker
Hill until we could procure the official copy. the
first part Of which today present to readers
The remainder shall publish tom orrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30

Va They hal prize fight at Staten Island. near
New York, on Sunday last, between an English
prize fighter and New York butcher. They fought
with savage ferOcity for mpre than one hour. No
arrests were made and no names are given.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30

SUBSCRIPTIONS received for the Old Conn.
- iryma n, Chambers Edinburgh Journal Pitts
burgh Iron City sad Morning Chronicle
Persons DESTROYS Of subscribing for any Of the
above papers, will please call at NELL OR'S.
Je 80 Periodical Office, 90 Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30
FOURTH JULY TEMPERANCE CELEBRA
rTnN

The Committees Encouragement and invitation a
well as the several Ward Committees will meet at
the Council Chamber this afternoon at o'clock
The ward committees appointed by the Martha
Washington Society, are respectfully invited 10
attend.
A punctual attendance Of the members is rsques-
ted. je 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30

It is stated that orders have been received al,
the Philadelphia Navy yard to rig the new GigaIs
Raritan with the utmost despatch.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30

The House Of Reps. Of New Hampshire have
rejected 1919 to 90, a proposit ion 10 district the
state for choice Of members Of Congress