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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

GATHER, SHOES &c-A well selected Stock Of Leather
IL Shoes Threads &c. embracing every variety used by Shoe
and Boot Manufacturers Saddle Harness and Carriage Makers
&c; Also supply of calf kip and side leather Shoes heavy
and black Bogues which have made by good workmen
and recommend Purchasers will find 10 their interest to
give CALL determined sell prices in accordance
with the timefor cash. punctua Dealers upon The usual
credit, &c. JAMES q WATSON,
Dealer in Leather, &c,
l4th street, leading 10 mayo's Bridge.
ST. prepared finish Leather Of every description
the most favorable terms, and solicit orders, &c.
July IL I9-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

TN CHANCERY.-vrRolslA--Ata Superior Court Of Chan.
H for the Richmond Circuit held at the Capitol in III We
Of Richmond, on Saturday, April lst, 1913: '' Guy
Sidney g. BaIter Attorney General Of the Commonwealth -
Virginia. and the President and Directors the Literary Fnnd
against s'
Donald MeNeho Archibald MeNichS Peggy McNIehol Jo,
Mclaughlin and Mary his wife, John Crow and lean his
Alexander McNchol, John McNcbo Francis McNichoI Vic
Machine and Isabella his wife, Ellen McNcho Elijah c,
and Margaret his wife, James Bennett Cabarinc ~ ei
Mary bcNlchol, and Nicholas Nelson and Jane his wife
The demurrer Of the defendants the bill of tn "
being argued IL is the opinion of the Court that the sas
er is insufficient Therefore, Is decred and ordered
said demurrer be ovcnled and thereupon the defendants G
their the said BILL To which the plaing
counsel replied generally and the coming on mis- a.
be heard of the Attorney General and of The
by their COUNSEL the bill, answer and enI,eat;on
argued by counsel On consideration Whereof the Court dom
ORDER that publication be made for months
the Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Whg and the N,,ior,
telsencef published In the city of Washington ronn
persons claiming an interest ia the Of Dr. John McSsh
surgeon In the Navy of the State OF Virginia. in the Reyo
onary war TO appear here on the rs day of The January
Term and make themselves parties defendants 10 this sun
Copy-Tcste,
WM. G. SANDS. C. C.
'u"e ~ l5-oawam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

In the United for District ygna
April %, lSi3:
the matter Of Bankruptcy Of John Cendenng OF the city OF
Richmond, Ia the Eastern Virginia Districi.
The said John decreed bankrupt
by this Court having fed petition praying for his discharge
Ordered notice thereof be published in
printed city Richmond seventy before the
18th day Of July when hearing will be had the said
petition, the United States Court Room in the City OF Ri b.
mond all creditors have proved their debts aud other
in interest," the said time and place. and
show they have why the prayer Of the said pe
toner should not be granted
Copy-Teste, HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
Mays lM-wllW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

rapid decomposition Of the 10 which it has been
applied and having also witnessed The influence OF the
manure made by this process, in promoting the CROWN
an IMPORTANT accession to the farming nierest-and
although having tried other modes Of making manure
with varied success am free to acknowledge lnat
have never been acquainted with any system oil Inc
kind that would compare with this for utility.
- ERAsIus Dudley
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21
North Guilford, Nov. %, 1872

The Editor adds 1--WE are we'll acquainted with
Mr. Dudley, the author Of the above certificate, and
we know him to be man Of sterling integrity. ne
an intelligent farmer and not likely to be imposed
upon by every thing. Inasmuch as ne has tried
MIR BONNER method, and gives his unqualified les
timony in lis favor, have hesitation IN commend
ing his statement TO the confidence of the public.
Cerica,esfrom intelligent farmers might be grealy
mnltiolied. but we consider them unnecessary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

DANK OF VIRGlNIA-The President and Directors OF the
- Rank Of Virginia have declared Dividend from the prohts
The last six months Of and quarter cent on the Capt.
Stock Bank of which quarter cent Is to be re-
served the Commonwealth and the remaining
per will be paid the Stockholders and after the
18th inst. SAML. MARX Cashier.
lT-6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

IN CHANCERY-risoisIA, to wit:-At Rules taken in ,h
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Of Law and Chan
cey for Prince Edward County The 81 day of July 1913:
Henry F. Ellington Admr. Of Jane Ellington, Plaintiff:
against
Alexander D. Wathali Executor Of Edmund Lnck who was
sheriff of Prince Edward county, and Administrator William
HARRISON deceased Susanna keiso, EIecntrx Of Keo
tate shel Of Prince Edwt county and administrator
non OF said William HAM deceased and the children OF said
william Harrison, deceased, wi Theododck William II
Missouri Harrison Je>e Mchanx Sheriff Edward and
as such AdminsaiD Of James Foster, James NJ TayIor
Beams and Mary his wife, Nathaniel Bursamy Mildred hi,
wife. Charles Ellington William Ward Susan hs wife and
Lavena boswell and james Doswel Infants by Branch o
sham their special GUARDIAN and Thomas Nelson Defendants,
The defendants, Beams and Mary his wife, Nathaniel
Bnrgamy and Mildred his wife, and Charles Ellington not hay
ing entered their appearance and given security according "a an
ACT of the General Assembly and The rules Court ana
appearing that they inhabitants Of this State on the mo-
lion Of the plaintiff, by Counsel is entered aforesaid
and accordingly Ordered. That the said defendants
and Mary his wife, Nathaniel Burgamy and Mildred his w ana
Charles Ellington do appear here the first day Seplem
next and the plaintiffs bill and that COPY of h
order be forthwith public
published in the city Of Richmond months
y, and also posted at the front door Of the az nm
county Copy-Tese, " '''
,.,. D. J. WoRsHAM, C. &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-Wil be sold the highest
n bidder cash. the Bowling Green In The county Of Ca
rone Monday the 4h of August next that being Caroline
Court day. twenty likely young Negroes, belong
ing 10 the Estate of James Duval, deceased. BY
GEORGE s. DUAL
Administrator OF James Duval, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

TN ANCERY-VISGrSIA-At Rules taken in the Clerks
Office Of the County Cont OF Prince Edward, the 5 Gay
June, la43:
Henry Thweatt, Plaintiff: !
William Berkeley, Jesse Miehaux, Thomas Yer Upon
Samuel Allen James Rice and Mary wife, Injunction
VIM. Thornton Nancy Thornton and Jane Thorn
ton, Defendants:
The defendant William Thornton having entered his ap
aud given security according OF the enea
Assembly and the rules OF this Court and appearing that he
inhaban Of this State The motion Of plaintiff
Counsel entered rules aforesaid and accordingly order
ed that III. said defendant, William Thornton appear
the first day Of September Court plain
lifts bill; and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
Of the public newspapers printed the city Of Rich
mond for months SUCCESSFULLY and also posted the front
or-0f the Court house Of this county.
Copy-reste,
B.J WoRsHAM, &C.
June 30 l5--wsws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

The Connecticut Farmers Gazette for December.
published at New Haven, contains The following certi
6cate
81 hereby certify, that having made repeated trials
of Mr. George Bommers method Of making manure
by fermentation, and having tested its effects in the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

II cHANCERY.-vIRG,SIA-In Hanover County Court April
i a5h, ls43: 'p'''
Charles P Goodall and Charles W. Dabney Trustees for The
creditors OF William l.. White, Piainufs:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

IN HANCERf-VIRoisi.:-At Rules held in the Clerk, o
nee OF the Circuit Superior Cour Of Law and Chanc.y i,
Louisa county, on Monday, June the 5th ls43: W.
David Jones and Thomas NJ Jones' and o,,,s
trading 10 the city OF Richmond. and Daniel Perkins
against pai,,ir
Tsofge ~ DuKe ana Lew" DGke and other Defenda
The said defendants George W Duke Lewis Duke M,
having entered their and security
Ia" ana te rules OF this Court and appearing satisfactory
evidence that they are NOT Inhabitants Of this STATE on motion
OF The paihts by THEN Counsel is ORDERED That IN. said
George w Duke aud Lewis Duke do appear the Judge Of
me sad Court at the Court house. first day OF the ne
fesu Term oil Inc SAID Court and plaintiffs hill
and that copy Of this order be ohw IN some
paper published In the city of Richmond months success
sIvey and posted at the front door This
county some Court day.
Copy-Teste, JOHN HUNTER, C. c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20
PERslMMoNs

A tall yahoo whose PROPORTIONS ex
hibi.ed mighty amount of The bone &.
sInew OF our country, stopped al a Gui,
store on Cycamore Street yesterday. and
taking ripe pcrsimmon from pint M, }
in which they were ready measured, en-
qnired OF the dealer. sWhat on airth IS
these here things!' lie began eating the
fruit rapidly and after demoiishing abou,
bit 8 WORTH was walking off without
payment withihe remark: III come along
arter dinner and finish the rest OF them
things Stop said the fruiierer - wan,
you to taste ola different sort. The fell.
W bought this was CIVIL. and va ked
into the shop. = he dealer brought him
a dish filled with unr,po fruit and the
countryman threw a handful into his
Jaws. The contortIons OF his face be
came alarming--his mouth was drawn
up until II sesembled the neck OF an in
Hated Sunderland struggling for utter
snce no exclaimed. by the lIUky-if
don't take the rest Of these TO our Sal
Sykes-her mouths so big the boundary
line OF II has never been settled. and II
these here things dOn't bring Inc two
corners Of her mouth within kissing dis
lance, why, oP'raies different on some
iolks-thas's all.'-Cia. sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20

hsd been dae him-ie which irregularities he
rfen - ssi fosih IN his Mr.. Cifme,-h~
insists have sose:hes sisisied The poll xhich Was
,sksn IN Msds~ao ed Green on The 25sh and 29sh
day. Of April Issr snd shai he was duly ami fasrIy
o. essd ~ majority q hundred and Eve 70 60
on The aid 9Th day OF April.
II. however. your h"norsbls body shssid deter.
mine that the lie taken The Two days following
Is such n ought 10 he eounted, yosr me morslist IL
s'st the h'ghesi candidate; and shereSo~ ss 10 set
fsrth IN hss mice 10 Mr. Cner. ne psosesss agains,
bic night 10 the return. ecaass ~ Coar emosis:-i)
sduiy elected The Representative Of The d,s,r;c
IN consss.- ard he (A1s. GiIEssl snos." Thai he
may b speedily se.sossd 70 ell he rishs and
privileges ofs member IL The Houss Of Rsps,,<o,,.
"v~s. he respectfully asks yoos hsnds; - yos are
nnder The Combination the jsdgss u he siecsion,
returns, and qualifications of your own m<mhsss
Wi b rr~pe~s. WI GOCClN.
BEDronD November IL. l6z3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20
THE LETTER q

:. wonder that il has never struck the
discovers OF curious coincidences.' "a
Pes,'ienee by the way.) that mosr Of the
lnIngs m which men chiefly delight be-
gin With w. There are women, wine
w.t. and wisdom an ALTERATION OF
good things not 70 be surpassed. OBJ
seve, too how The w among them in their
various relations-woman wife. widow
they escape il only in the state OF
maids.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20
FOR PRESIDENT
IL E. NRY CLAY,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
j o HIN D AVIS,

canned but strike rs foreibly ss iacnas;.,sns 10
near man ssy' that he Is in isver of pro,ecsien
and YET Niil support sIrher Me- Van Buren, or A.,
Calhoun Cor The presidency. They ere oeihes The
friends Of pso'ecsion. and if we are 10 give Them
efsd" Tor any degree Of sincerity. we must supp.se
that were any Tarf bsIl presented sor their .ixna
'"ses they weuld veto 10. Mr. Calhoun has Away.
proclaimed himseif 4 free trade man. while Mr. Van
buren has. more distinctly Than upon any other
subject. declared himself opposed To Thrift Why
are either 'hen entitled to The vole Of The Tariff
MN Is there any other policy which they are
s'''nd more iavorabiy siiualed. No Tariff maa i.
IN fasor ofs purely metallic currency; yet MIR Van
Basen Is IN favor ofi and nothing else. n we may
he allowed TO judge b, the periinaci,y with which
he urged the sus-ireasury. Thsse are The erca,
questions upon which the parties differ, and shall
We hear ofmen believing with one parry and ys,ine
for anotheri
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20
Tiswhsd ir,sn ilse German
Tie PEACHES

Farmer brought Eve peaches from
the city, the lines that were TO be found
tsu: this was the first time that the chill
drcn had seen any fruit Of the kind. So
they admired and 3 eatly rcjoIced over
the beautiful pea hes with red ch cek< ~
soft .Poips. The father gave one to zach
OF his four sons, and the fifth to their
mother.
Ia the evening rs the children were
about TO retire to sleep, their father in
quired, well, boys how did the peaches
taste.'
,Exceiiont, dear father said the elJ-
est. 1T is beautiful fruit SO iuicy and
so pleasant. have carefully preserved
the stone, and will cultivate a tree for
myself,'
We'll doner said the fsth-r. sThis is
husbandry 10 provide for the future, and
Is becoming To a farmsr.'
/ u ate minc,' exclaimed the young
est, and threw away the stone and moth
err gave me half Of hers. u that tasted
SO sweet. and melted in my mouth.
'You,' said the father, have not act
ed very prudentiy, but in natural
and child-iikc manner There is still
lime enough, in your life to practice wis
do.n.'
Then the second began, q pi5keI Up
the stone which my litfle brother threw
away, and cracked il open, Il contained
kernal that tasted as good as nut.
Ind my peach sold. and GIT for it mon
ey enough TO buy twelve when 90 to
the city,
The farmer Patted him on the head
saying. THAT was indeed prudent, bu
II was not natural for child. Nav
heavrn preserve you from being a mer>
chant
'And you Edmundr said the father.
Franky and ingenuously Edmund re-
piled, Icarried my peach to George the
son OF our naighbor who is sick with fe
YER he refused Ia take it--but laid il o !
the bed and came away'
Now, SAID the father, swho has made
the best use OF their peachg'
All exclaim d, Brother Edmnnd.'
| But Edmund was siIent-and his mo
taer embraced HIM with a tear standing
IA her eye
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20

KARA AViS-The Trenton f;oz.n. rsco,d.
ihai Hudson Bay owl tIhs lsrps., Lirs IN ia,
.pec'ee o. oifdsl was killed b. Dr. Keller, on IA.
..'.'' As-4 Esnees'ea. lev days aao. A. ,noaso,.
~ hve lssi RON up 70 zip q ne wing and tie All
onon o. ne kind. had beautiful plsmses. A. ,yh;,s
s',o.i as 'no"' ond was ihicky covered win cl,.s
.oh leaihes 70 ihe very ends of is claws. a. -,
ny i1o.ea Ike penihefs. Thess owls ere some
s,se. sa''sa snow owls, fion their while plamaas
80. Hs4eo'f vsfy cold climates. and are rasslv
iound e. far nsuth a. New Jers.v .f, !. 49,,
iemsrkshis' ne Gazsiis sdds. s,Sss e. $50. 80
aso one We killed near Psmbssisn. dnr,n. ! colS
.'n'e'' when ne gFound ysss covered siih soos,
= We - nnnsy thsi u pouncsd upon soss mai -,
- ~. .nou,asf q man psssing by nirhi lhrongb
~ .ooea' The nan uruck with H. caos ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20


BALTIMORE MARKET. Dec. IA Iass
tAOOh-fhe demand for Flour dnr;n0 ,hs ,.,.-a
mas neen limited although The sales have -
nose o. me previous week. Holder. ar. -. =
me qno'a''onsand The stock on hand small snJ -.
ssArS- Sleek snsis--good qualify sails ,,.,,;,.
al ~, viii an upward lendo.cv' '.u''y
PkAs-Ssiss Of 1000 bu.hsi. a, 81 -.
CLOfEhSEED--There hes heen n,r,E 60
or Cloyefssed this week. We nose 49,. A. 49,.
~ nn'heis al e5,67i. SEINE holder. ~. ..s.~a
20 n. We hssr ofso sales az that price.
IImOIdY SEED-Ws quote =, - az -,
FLAASEED--Pnncipal lsanuse,ioo, :, a. ar
ws hear Of one sale Of so bushels AZ aI ss 80 !,
<Vv bushels a the IormsF price. - "
:. ~, ONS-The market for provisions a,,;,.
'.o ~esN nas osen very inactive. he demand 80
fs.y nsn. We hear IT M sales. and csusipus
ofmef quotations, which are ne Driee. :, $3.50
ne vaFio1s ariiclts are hold. ""''"
LAhD-Ws note sales Of 500 ksrs No NJ,
i.afd q " cents i00ksFs No A. 4 -. Ioo 49,
no 90 =, 5to The nock of both ,ld - - 4
small and demand rather limited IT.. ;,.......
'n's -eek are Ses Kegs. % barrels. bslf -.
CAT fLE-Ths5e has hsen l.,-, .,,,,, -
80 t s. ~ market and good dsmand A.,
-, =, .'s oi'efed q he scales end 300 had
90 % prices ranging from 40 % a. sf ~. soo
De- on The heof which Is squsI - q eo.s ~. ~
y quaii'y-nod q The ssiss housvsr. 49,. -
y intermediate prcar ~ "sas
FEAIHEks--We nois q sale o. IQ00 IA. :, =,
''s Saios IN snsllor parcels 81 o9.a7 o...- ~
nsiiy. The sock quite equal n a.. - /
.,. eoo.'esfao's snquiV has been russe g.
WAGON FREIcHTs-'rhs "a. % .,,,.-.t.l
-, !, 20 81, Cusaos'l.ns V wheeling ard Pin,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20

TIE UNITED STATES GAzETTE.-Thi.
old and well established paper has come cot ia
new and neat dress We are pleased TO see our
Contemporary prospecting. and We cougraiuIai. brother
cHASnLEn On the pleasure arising from the eon,em.
plaiiOn Of his ncw dress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20

CLAY CLUBS have been Esrmsd in tho cnunties
Of Wy'he and Roanake. Gen Edward Watts Wa
made Chairman of the meeting ia Roanoke, and an
eloquent declaration Of Wing principles wa.
p'oP'ssd by Col wm NJ Peyton. and unanimoasIy
adopted Tae declaration thus speaks Of MIR CLAY:
9th We are in favor Of HENRY CLAY ms our
next PRESIDENT. In announcing eur preference for
lhis distinguished Patriot and Statesman. we feel
jus. Ps'de IN presenting 10 The consideration Of our
'eihw Citizens, one whose virtues and seryire.
give BIN the highes claim Cor the FIRST alIice ia the
gih VI has eounirym-n. imhued with sprit at
ones bold gener"us. liberal and rm YET concils
endowed with an intellect, strong vigorous acute.
comprehensive in its gsasp. and brllian, in ms
conceptions yet capable Of the sevcrest inyes,ies.
ion' and mnoissi deiais;-ennohled by palrios,sm
which dses itself over his country rising in every
ex'gsnry above all mere party consideration and
sinsing' IN The eause Of his consiry oil the eonicfi
prrJudices OF individuals and factions which
JeopardEze her honor and her welfare; enriched with
an Experience. long. active conspicuous in i,s trials
embracing one Of the mosI eysniful periods of our
history, and identifying him with all The greaf and
ImPofiant measures which mark the enn Of M.
Brilliant esEeer;-FcguaIed By Judgment subtle.
profound. raaiHrrd. aud harmonizng with the min
eiP'es OF the Wing pany-and EnalIy a. capital Ia
crown this noble C0rtnthian column. sustained hv
FsSelIiy aad Fsarisssnsn. which can he relied on
10 enforce tho principles We profess.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20
los

making The n.sjory aforesaid. in favnr Of pour me-
mcf'sis.' ef oil the voes pulled; ard he cIams
10 bs admitted member of The House VI Rs,srsen-
tafives npsn ihis statement of The vcse which will
NOS be consnsvessed By ais comr~,isas himssIf
four memorisiss further states .hai the poils
were recpened IN his absence. on the 26,h and 29sh
days OF Arsii an the county of Greene. and alan m
The c"''niy ef Madison. al tho court hssss of each
eoun'y.'o All; Of 'R"binsons' honsh eo.ed ., two
osnens IN '"c sane county On The 9Th. and o. was
The csse in all the other eve eounli<s ia the dissrct,
when IL appears she number of vo,ss po1cd Was 90
fciiowt:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20

ningls with the pure brcczes of our
country, shall we attempt 10 rouse up
estiye valorf Figh, for your hes rths!
There will be none throughout the land
fioHr FOR YOUR Srovss! Not l, In faith
u. 10 such a cause, I strike a blow, il
shall be on the invaders part-and lea
ven grant that il may shatier the akom
ination all TO peices!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20

MARQUIS or wATERFoRD-Th fsmou.
si1r1us o. Waterford who 6gvrsd eonsgicuousIy IN
tbis eountfy few years ago. has resolved h -,
his country ssai a. TippeFsry. Hs sav.. IN fs4I
my hounds were poisoned. IN January, 1913 sh,v
were again POsOned. In IS43 my siabIes wer.
oofni and BOT ior The propg condOci Of my servant.
ne whole esiabii-hnoni would have been des,roved
me burning was mai eioss. I immedialely deter.
mioea 70 leavs fipperafy. feeling thai such ave.
ZEN o. annVanee more Than cOuniogbaianced he
pleasure u loz hsniine"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20
a PLACEFOR Az OFRIcR

respondent Of one ofthe papers, writing
from Washington, says;-'The city stdl
s"arms With Office seekers, and mem
GERS are almost teazed 10 death with
them. The poor fellows have all had
lsfge promises. Some years ago, an ap
P'ican'' alter exPending nearly all his
money went TO the member nj whose io>
saigation ne came on, and said, Sir. am
happy 70 inform you that I have
~ last got q place. 'ilhl am glad TO
near y. Where is hf Sin the Stage
home replied his victim
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20

10 The intelligsnees. Villa save.
nave Two more steps 10 announce 20 vnu in tia
sdvance Of The gynocraey. There IL a rymns.,um
~ upper part o. Broadway where Ihe ladies DIN the
arh'si' cusiams. and are taught spsrring and climb
ing inJaekss and loose irOussrs- Great cosss, with
snag fi 10 the back, are super.edin0 clo.L. e., =.
dies oui ofdoor wear. -Merciful Heav.n.,s :.
Dick S1iysller would say.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20

tno as''eiaiion fog re prornolion q The Pin.
- = ooo'isna 49, since Ne insiifulion. Ten vs.r.
- eo'.eslss 9So0uJ The nombsf q pssa,iovs
.oesI. ~. osa'dss 40 pieces 81 sruIpsors, 40
osisd a1aong ne sriisis psotahlv -
!, 40 ,-o''hs 81 ihe ghois, sy c2700O
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-p,
letter from lJeaenon City. da.sd Thursday p;sh,.
!ih inst ne learn thai Judge Wells wa. taken md
denly and dangerously III on the evening or T,s..
osy. The writer ssyss The attending physician.
consider hisn IN extreme danger. and that the nex,
Twelve hours would probably determine his la.s.
IN Consequences o. the sudden iIlDess Of she
IN which there was NJ .contest. h t.ns-,,,-.-
would % continued over 10 the nexs lerTe. =,
couse ne e'heF business Of the eouri wouIa :.
eoni'nnedbeyef' a. il Is probabIs The is,e will
a. any ume during The pfessnI term, BE- able 10 a.
lend to the duiisA --MiEssuri papef. =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20

We can scarcely expect any notion Of the Legs
lsiurs OF Virginia. up,n the subject ur calling n
Convention Ia frame new Constitution Coz the
s'a'e' as The resolution Of enquiry presented few
days since. by Mr. Young. was voted down.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-20

A coNvENTIoN.-The Worcester ,hia.) Pal
ladinm Of the L lsh inst. sayss--A convection Cor
reoreaniznig the human family. corrsesing The
abuses 'hai have been creeping inlo IL ior sx,
thousand yeas. and preparing Il fr new and bsi--
ter start On the march ferisianre in srs-on 10.
day al ovr 'swn hall" That |. g.ing into shs
business in a comprehensive ssyie.