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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09
~TRTGTEE,S SAFE.

PURSUANT 10 a deed ofTrust executed 10 the
subscriber by Robert Baldwin, dated the 29ih
day of October lsll, and of record IN the clerks
Office Of OHIO comfy court, in book Va -, page
3O2. l viii proceed 20 sell az the from door Of
the court EoUza Ot Ohio county on the tt.t DAY IT
November 1873, 10 the hI-hyst bidder 70 public
eVStINn, the following pieces or p7rcels Of ground
that is % say, Lot No IT'S, al the corner OF 9TH
aid Ian streets IN the city % Wheeling, the
West half Of Lot No ~. al shining. Also, Lots
No %. "a, D, and 90 on CLAW street. IN Upic-
graft = addition 10 said city. A's1 lot No 20, at
the c0rICr OfCiay ard An streets, Immediately
opposite said lot Ma %. Also two thirds % lot
No %, adjoining said lot No b.. Also the West
halfo' lots No - and Q Immediately adjoining
said lot No o.. Also lot No Il, fronting on 4th
street in said city, binding m said lots Nos -
and @. Also one uriyiied third part Of twenty
acres Of land and coal. aud coal priy'ies IS and
rights purchased bV Henry Mo IRE and the said
Robert Baldwin OF William Chlphuc, lying and
beng adjacent 10 said cly Of Wheeling on stone
coal rDn, The title Is believed 90 be iHd'sputabl.,
but selling as trustee / shall only convey 90 the
puTcha Her, such title as is vested Iu me b. fIs
sad deed % trust.
Terms male known on the dsy 1f sale.
sep % Is ~ FtELHUGH, Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

nIsSOLUTION The partnership between
BRENrLINGER a. SliALLCROSS, vas
Nv mutual conscst dissolved H1 The aIU uiim1.-
This srhcrciorc Goo iufsrm aIi persons who are 900.
debied f0 s1fi firm Co c1'I 1nd settle Hes accounts
We DO not like the idea OF giving them iu'a ihr
hands of1niccrs, bot really We see nn other a0te
ur citing along with them.
70 - ? BRENTLIEsER,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09
FOR

FOR AhEs
q MN HUANI~ Pointing N1Par,
FaB IS dr imperial ca
no Er UHrrrs de-
400 do Crown medium and ID wrapping 90
. Gross EHr.af Boards Tusr. received &C., m
S.rfr ygl-aIrg Ia#rr Mil au1 Cor sale af inc low.
cst prices Hy fsspi1IJ JE CiLDvELL.
A LARGE lr-yunrHt orrab0-1rv strH lor sa'e
"a ~ very reduced prices fo close consignment.
w ,sc.tllF IT Caldwell.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09
EEOVsEUOLD GOoDs AND FUR

EHOVSEEOID GOODS AND FUR.
> NiTUEE FOR SAIE-pursusut To n decd
ofTruSi irrm Elijah D1v 10 mo. dated the 20Ih Isv
81 May 1910. end recorded in ''r clerks office ~
tho county, court uf Ohm county, Va. m decd hook
.2i. Tng' l12, l viii cell ~ public auclirn al Ihe
residence oGsoid pov. on Narkei street. Whca' n=
on Tuesday he 2i'h day Of October na,i. camu.n
cirg said sale 81 ten o'clock \ NJ. ~ aud singular
The h"uschold goods and furniture conveyed to NC
hy saii deed.
TERMS OF SAIE-Cash.
sep % rsw ARCITD FISHER. TRUSTEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09
.STERN INST-RANCE COMPANY.
TNSTWANCF.

ensA IA. y
EBT SES will be taken ~ zoe FIRE e. MARINE
ER INSURANCE ~UNipANTgr WHEELING
at ne Torres, rates on
Buildings ofarkiIIs. 81, ne, brick sr wooden
ana then rHUrput-s
Sfelnsaa's; factories; mile, &C.
FlFuiuFHs
And merchandise ofaIl k.u0e.
Aur ug1nHstaN dangers tending the trans
~rorftrrr afsu1aa1 on rivers. Likes, seas, chrsLs
an r.r.Tr1ta.
r. rtIrnn0urtrr Of che company ~ to prrmP-
fffudp ana H.sraEfv Iu TUs adjustment aud % %
mcntufl.azas we beg iacvs @, r,igr % the mer-
chasts az furs p'1ee o. q elsewhere VINO have had
tra r#rr-fwn tff clalms upon us GBE4
once co NaiE So. R.W HARDING Se.y.
z p NBDWARE-Thc subscriber Aa. lsslY
received lac f~rlIuAiug gods. which Do hss
r,drccd the price 60 suit rmes.
FIfp,ir Srurgs. Nluus Avr,.
Wm Je.srp & Sga's Cast M,nsa hole so ovesr
S.-7r Steel. A0yis.
smith. Woes. NTIN G. sz e. Saw.
Sheet Bras. P'n0e'.
T.re.sar Nrb every variety 90 tho Ear3"srs
and Cr'rrY HHs. hhhL N&hA
r.r 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09
HEAD OF MATER SIR

CAUTION TO SOUTHERN 81 AYEFOI:
Z = DEltS. On he l7Ih Ut August last | arrived
N Ral'imnre. MSyleud, wiih my family. and tax
apartments oI the Fountain Ian date Bclizh.n-
vcr's' now Kept ny Mcs~rs DIX g. Frgr Attached
'o mv family wasa female slave. On the 2ith u,;.
q wUi wns issued as I mn :uiuruch, Ut The instance
81 iNo Servants employed al sad hotel, viz, Philip
;1rus- nUd Romeo Price. ~ wrcs II sad itmule slave
.- m ire, uT d = ground that she had been thought
tom another STATE. A. sOOn as The fact, were made
Nruvn L. NlcSzr- Dix x FCgg, they. with a PrumIt.
Jude fr which hey are distinguishes discharged
lhe aforesaid servants. Philip and Romeo. aud Iuinr-
med all the principal Hotel k,epcrs ~ the CITY Of She
fact, al Of whom refused TO give them empluy meni.
with the exception % DaUid BdrRun q 10 Of he
cay Hoi. vhr immediately gave employment 10
Romeo Price. the eldest at The two and no d,ubt
he leader of the plot. TEi- Cnuipn I heen due 70
S1u,hem traveller, 50 that when they visit lhe
Nor: ern aud middle States rhey may knew when
%. the Hotel Keepers TO encourage.
THOMAS n BUCKNER, Mississippi.
Baltimore, Sept 4Ih. lS43. sept Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09
JOn PRINTING.
TEATiY executed a. the Office Of the i ALLY
"a AND WEEKLY TINES, conner Of

NTEATiN executed ~ the Office Of the i ALLY
~ AND WEEKLY TINES, conner Of
Main " Uviov SrREtTs. by J. T.. WHARTON,
aud Al he LOWEST po-sIole prices. aug 90
TIDUCATION-Nr ALEXANDER BEALL
So would respectfully gave notice To the C,Izgns
Il Wheeling. that D., wall open an English school
tor the instruction Of Youth, Iu tie school room
In North hecllrs. at present C~Ccu!'ss 10y l. l.
Kline, en- the 9th Of October next.
TIE prices for tuition. per term Of Il weeks.
vll. he from s. SOL S. 90 per scholar according
ID tho h]ranruts studied.
For The information cf those who may wish TO
pt'rouI-c INN. Nh y would slate that he mas
been e1c1-cd u reaching in different states
between tour and five years past:cud during that
time, he has fought pupils Of all ages and almost
every grade OF character. From this experience
and the knowled-e he has acquired of the art Of
teaching bv visiting ths schools Of other teachers
IA the places he as beer, he feels confident thai
he ,an sajfsf, those VINO may extend their pat
TOnage Ca him.
For the Information or TEACHERS and
OTHERS. Nh h would state that he has on hand a
supply of his system OF English Grammar go
mes can be had by the dozen or single one
Young miuisiers amt OIL others VIII are dcsIr.uS
tp obtain 4 correct kpowle ice Of the science Of
English Grammar. should Urocur, this work. II
l. a work entirely free on the one hand from The
anIiqratcd dogmas So successfully pr)pa@atcd N
Europe aud In this country bv lInGlcy Murray
aud n most ef othcrphIlpia sical writers; and also
on he other from the wild enthusiastic notions
Of Horne Tooke, w Cardell and some othe-s.
Call on VIM wing near the court house, or
on the author. Residence with Col J MURRAY,
on Market st. sen 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

BBLs. SUPERIOR FLOUR
%ONB Just Revived ard ~ sa'e ry
- % IR|TN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09
~TRTSTEE,S aALE.

lRt STILLS SALE.
y Virtue If q deed OF trust from Cha lies
- Stcubrr mi Elizabeth his wife 10 me. bear
ng da.e ine 81 c-y Il FC5ruor 4 ~, ls43, and
now - ORD lG iNe clerks office ot me cJunrv
court TOT ONO Crurty. ! shall. ON Monday. tie
Goth day nt October ls47, az 10 o'r oCk g., VI, AT
he i-o.t door uf I've CuuT. nous. for OHIO ccun-
'g, sci. 10 iar hal. - Vru best bidder at public
auction. '~wut..s e.. -ruHnr SO. fe in EtCI etO All
weiys Iu tine eleventh square. ,suatusr with The
bull IN ufluo0ryew-u on rHG same.
These lots are rel in prrUad, Nth q pg0dbrick
Ten susnt. end the HNe is o e'iers9 10 be uHsCuLt
ed end free from al ircgrl 5raDces.
Selling as Trustee. ! shall 60 tyev such title as
Is vested IN me hy Oh" SAID deed 81 trust.
Terms made known on the dav % fsala.
jtNES : WHEAT, y uStss.
B2ENTLINGER II SHALLCROSS.
sep % iUctigUecrs'
&HAD-Jusr received a few barrels Gnc sIIAD.
~ Ulhrcu " wbe sold low for cash.
aug 20 D M'GiNNIs.
ENINE OLD PORT WINE-Fcr medical
purposes, for sale by n MGlNNIS,
aug % lis Market Square.
DIR. JAMES TANNER.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND AC-OUCHIER
NFFlCE on the Northeast corner Of 5ih and
Centre us. Rrsit encc on the Southwest cor.
nrr uf The same streets, ScI 10
SUPERIOR FASHIONABLE HATS.
"a have on hand and are manufacturing and
~ selling ~ The lowest possible prices al our
old stand 100 Main street. an ss.armen, OF fash.
iouable Has Ola quol3y really superior to any hing
rh,t hes ever been Offered III this market. AMONG
them are
Beaver SIR
Ncu'rd O'et
Cashmere h15om
h.ush Russia aus ASShs hs'i
OF 20 descriptions.
FOR CASH We NHN sen lever ibsn the sam,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

GUAD-Jusr received a Few barrels Guc SIlAp,
~ rilhicu ~ ~ be sold .ow for cash.
auu 20 d MGiNNIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

purposes, Tor sale by n MGlNNIS,
aug % lis Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

FgVO NEW UOTSEKEEPERs-You
B'nuket., Narseil'es Quilts, Table Linen md Ci,rhS.
Liucn aud Cuilan ; ceiling, Crumh CIo.hs, Sackiug
Bottoms. Ticking I'D Foaircr~, Furniture CLiulzcs.
Furniture Dainty, Uucka'srk aud Ru.sia Diapers.
German roll aud crash cotton Frirgrs, &C., &c, al
oct 3 W L : :LBY'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-13

The FRENCH BENEVOLENT CONCERT LAST NrGHT-
Washington Hall was as mad as crowded, as bril-
iant,as enthusiastic, noisy, musical as ever,
last night. An immense crowd-lovely women
acres of moustache-"bravo," "bravo"-'.encore,"
'encorer' The vion-the violin-the violin. Ecsta-
tic, tumultuous, overwhelming thunders of ap-
pause. Madame Chit was rapturously received,
and sung her audience to the very third heavens.
Artot was as he always is, elegant, finished,
sweetly unexceptisnabe. He was applauded, and
applauded, and applauded, till the old building
shook on its foundation, and almost rocked like a
stout ship in tempest. Signor Casella, the vio-
loncelist, was received his first appearance in
manner that must have been very fatering to him.
His performance that instrument was finished,
and stamps him genius Of the first order in his
line. He was repeatedly applauded vociferousy
with the usual enthusiasm of the people who listen
10 his sweet music. IL was very French affair,
indeed. And is there not a whole volume of re-
fnement, enthusiasm, taste, elegance, fascination,
in that little phrase7 Tomorrow shall speak al
length ofArtot, vieux Temps, Ole Bull, and with
justice and impartiality, too.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-13

OLE b 1t is almost mockery to remind the
city that Ole Bull gives his Concert at the. Taberna-
Gle this evening. See that you are not too late.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-13

(u- WALLACE has arrived in town, and is prepar-
ing to contest the palm with Ole Bull After the
tr 1t is said that he intends TO give up the vio-
IN and devote himself to the Piano altogether
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-13

MICHIGAN ELEcrroN.-Oflical returns give de-
mocratic majority OF 6,iO7 an abolition vote OF
2775; and democratic majority in Joint ballot in
the Legislature of IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-13

o. THIS EVENING PROFESSOR BRONsON's
Fourth Lecture Oratory, Music, Laws of Being Phi
sology, Sc, with Dssections of the Mannkn, in Ru
gers Institute, at Il O'Clock interpreted with Reading
Reoations and Singing, by Mr. NASH among the pieces
are Hamlets Instructions on Delivery"by Shakespeare
Byron's Address to the Ocean" The Whisper
Wave" ." Girls Beware" Admission IS cents. Friday
night the second lecture &c. at the University Chapel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-13

Q12- MISTAKES ARE OFTEN FATAL."-NIany
suppose slight cough to be trae, and neglect it. Il
passes into consumption and death follows Shermans
Cough Lozenges would have speedily remeded the evil
Worms kill thousands and the is not supected DR.
shermans Worm Lozenges a specific. TriAe not-
worms suspected resort at to this celebrated
worm destroyer. Dr. Shermans warehouse Is LOG Nassau
street. Agents-Il0 Broadway 10 Aston House; 227
Hudson; ss Bowery; n East Broadway SO William ST.
and Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-13

o. HOUsEKEEPERs ATTEND.--Just published
The seventh edition of Mrs Elss Housekeeping Made
Easy or Complete Instructor in all branches Of Cooke
ry and Domestic Economy, containing the most modern
and approved recipes of daily in all families Price
twenty five Revised and adapted to the wants oil
the ladies' of the United States by American lady
This will be found the most complete accurate and COM
prehensve manual Of cookery and household economy
published
The additions by the American editor are suck as 10
adapt perfectly TO the wants of people, and much
novel information in regard cookery and the manage
nen of household will be found in the work. Its cheap
will commend II TO every one
For sale at all the depots Of cheap publications. and by
the publishers,
BURGESS STRINGER,
Corner Of Broadway and Ann st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
: + 5 BRoSsoS.
STATE nH MISSOURI.

The enquirer" published at the City OF Jefe,son'
-, os,h ut, states, tina, "Meetings have now bee"
hnld IN Washington, Rails Marion, Monroe, Ca'awy
Dr. Saline, Morgan, Miller, Green, Dade' Usage
Newton, Barry, and Jefferson in all Of winch
onn.,s The Democracy have declared m ., Ha.e
,nys,,,on Clay county and the city OF 81 Louis nave
t'"'d . Interference for District Conventions. But
sfpIcI! Claw county has expressed this preference she
W.. sppni, led dele gates State Convention and IN
nc,ed EN- to vote for the appointment OF Delegates
ho National Convention, provided The other counties
h, electoral district do not unite with her IN dis
o. 1t very desirable, that the Demo
sss''i e s ~ Of "neo ay o
- The State may be known, presumng that there is
~ 'e o,on # the Democracy of the State but what
are are wiling be governed in This respect BY The ma
r!,san c,un,y, AK Governor Donklin presiding,
!,sa Jar Slate Conven,ion and for Mr. V. Buren,
IN Dad stood for Van B Bur 49, for sS
o.. ,,n,no delegates there was but vote in favor
: 4s,,,ct conventions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
Carter NJ ns.s.on, comnl!,es Of seven, To pter..o

Carter NJ Bfa1,on, Committee OF seven, IN prepare
business for the Assuciaou.
Alexander Not,, s. ID. Denoon, David N. Jones'
john II Boaler, Vincent Bargamin, james D. lsbe
Rocrrt SCOTT Jf Committee of seven, TO ptccale
members and s,hscr ptlons.
On motion of tlr Denoon, committee of three to
DC called The Committee Of Imitation was appointed
consisting nj Mrssis. s. ID. Denoon r. T. Wicker and
James G Bosher, 10 invite, from time 10 time, such
gentlemen TO address the Association, as they may
think fitted 10 advance The great interests of the De
mocratlc Party OF Virginia.
On motion OF Major Hyde, committee of three was
appointed, consisting ol Major Charles H. Hyde, jas.
bosher and VIM. Wallace, 10 procure suitable room
Tor the meetings Of The Association.
During the absence If the Committee Of Thirteen,
several animated and interesting speeches deli
vered by aessrs w. Greenhow, John s. Caskie,
William w. Crump, William T. Munford, and John
Is. Young.
On motion Of alajor Hyde, the meeting then nd.
"nrned 10 NEE, again at such place as the proper
mittee shall designate, on Saturday, the 2lst inst.
WIN. D. WREN, Chm.
CHAs ELLIS See'u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

The Wings of this Guy were highly elated at the
t blast of the from the great States of Penn
svy:n,a and Ohio. Their Clay Clubs resounded with
The GLORIOUS .,dngs" and "2O out of 20 States for
chy,' was moderate calculation Further and more
persct returns have brought these Wing gentry 10 a
aound turn" We have the pleasure OF informing
them, tina, the Democratic Flag still, floats over the
-pa, State Of Pennsylvania and, we are inclined to
i,nk lha, Ohio is still zone of us We suboin all the
,e,urns in our possession. We shall, however, intro
dlce as most agreeable frontispiece, the following
GATH 'ng intelligence from New Jersey, which shows,
tia, We have gwen the Wings Waterloo defeat in
ma; gallant little State. A distinguished citizen of
T-en,on writes US that the Wings 'fough under the
lsnae, Of Clay, aud the Broad Seal, and the Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
Ds1fh of DR. Linn

Yesterday, the mournu intelligence reached this
city, that the Hon. LEVI. +. Linz, u. Senator from
Missouri died his residence in ST Geneveve on the
Sd inst. We learn that, after dinner, the day OF
his DEATH he retired to his oom and shortly
wards discovered 10 have passed without groan 10
purer and better world.
DR.. Llss suffered severely last Spring from at
tack Of chronic rheumatism and, on his recovery,
made visit to Philadel pha, New York. and other
Eastern cities. On his return home about q fortnight
ago, he appeared to be entirely restored health and
themselves his renewed strength and activity, md
The public The bright career which still awaited him
when the sad truth broke upon them, that he whom
they SO fondy admired, had closed ms pilgrimage on
earth .-IH Louis Republican, Oct 6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

.7dditional.--The Pius6urg "Mor'Nng rost OF FIJI
day has the following Paragraph
BEAVER COUNTY We understand, t'at Inc iui
returns in Beaver County give MIR. D'ckey 10 mojo-
ry. Mr.. Leels majurty in Washington - SAID 10 be
1877, which will ensure his election beaver and
Washington compose tie goth Ostr'cl' Aee' Is The
Democratic candidate.
The Pttsburg Post fears That in the Indiana OF
2i.h, District, DR.. Lrran, Dem has ~sen defeated
by Burlington, w but the returns are not u m
GREENE CoUSrY.-We have information r. VS. the
Pntsburg posD from Greene County, which >, >ss
tina, Mr. Clavengcr, the Democratic candidate 'ot
Congress, has received 100 majority. We have no
heard from Fayette, but 1t IL exnected that Mr. {,
VIII get small majority; but, If he should not
overcome The majority in Greene. MIR. Clavenrer is
no doubt elected"
If this be correct in the Greene, (or Ish district,
Clayengpr, (Dsmocrat,) is elected, instead of A
Stuart, (Whg)
According to these statements, the Democrats have
carried Ia members, the Whigs9 And the 23d dis
trIc consisting of Ere, Warren, McKean, Clarion
Potter, and Jefferson, yet to be heard from
Ono The Cincinnati Gazette (Whig) of Thurs
day says, From returns in, when We went TO press
assured of the election of the entire Duncan
ticket by several hundred majority Democratic
gain.
The Cincinnati, Daily Enquirer of Thursday states,
tina; "there is about hundred MAJORITY for Dus
CAN"
"rhe result of the Congressional election in the
District composed Of Butler and PEBBLE is stated rs
follows:
Butler county, We!er's 10 majority, 1,c3l
Preble g Campbes GA
u We learn, by gentleman from Washington
last evening" that information had been received there
that a majority of Democratic Congressmen had Ger
alnly been elected ONO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
TO TIE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.

DALIIMokE, OclOOcr lOn, 1913.
ave are in the midst OF Tremendous contest, be.
tween popular leaders, powerfully sustained by the
cheering voice of their respective friends The unani
nous selection OF my distinguished friend, Gen. WIN.
H. Marriott, as the Democratic CANDIDATE had strong
tendency 10 reconcile the conflicting claims of his Sc
popular and respectable rivals Blu, with our German
friends there grea, difficulty They had fixed their
hearts upon Col Henry Snyder, Preside mt OF the Guy
Council, who is, consequently, acting Mayor since The
resignation Of Col Hen. He is an excellent citizen
German Democrat deservedIy beloved and layorlte
MIA, and an intimate friend of her ds,in gulshed Sc
nator, Buchanan. Confident Of his nomination. their
disappointment was extreme, and hence the great
difficulty in prevailing upon them cordially to unite
IN support of General Marriott. But at our grand
Democratic rally of the sixth and ninth Wards, each
of which will give majority Of 300 | am satisfied
that this important object has been, great tent
accom- Pushed, and, therefore, confidently anticipate
triumphant victory Monday next Still, Major
Law, the popular Wing candidate, sustained as he is
by the Wing party, flushed with their recent triumph,
and iEvgorated for action, is hard to beat lie
stands upon high vantage ground from his relative po-
and connection with several powerful societ,es
An highly, respectable freshman by descent He is Vice
President of the Irish Repeal AssocIa,on-a numerous
body of ctizens-he is President of the Independent
Fire Company-he IN the avorIte Commander of L
gallant Battalion of Baltimore Volunteers and also
member of the Odd Fellows Society And yet with
ell these combined advantages against u.s. our Demo-
cratic re nds completely reused and resolved upon
victory on Monday (yes,e rday)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

con REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, living 10
- ~ upper Of Amelia Virginia. about The eth
named Dick about 4O or a years
brown complicated, shout The ordinary sze rather h
aw-d high cheek bones when spoken In he speaks ho-a m
head and short whskers deem unnecessary 10 de-
scribe his clothing when he off, as II ~ presumed ne mas long
since changed artful fellow, aud viii not
truth, only by accident. lie has wife in claksvie
Mecklenburs county belonging 10 certain Henry Woon VINO
lately from this neghbuhooi thai place. and VINO was
very xios purchase Dick Dick was also anxious 70 go WIN
II believed therefore, that he is lurking about that place.
road between here and there passing no doab f9r
will give The above reward TO any person VINO WIN
asan JAMES GiLL-.
Amelia CO., Va, Oct. II, 1872 At-ew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
RICHMOND MaExETs-oooaer 10, lai5.

RICHMOND MAEKETs-ootoaer 10, 1913. ,.r
rssAcso- lt. .nI.is 4-C lug :. - - ' ~
IA IS nm manufacturing. . ~. ~ IN f'ihhy' III
IN. .-neca impression aniungt dealers ~ tbs article VIZ
IA: Gar Il 900 nds made last, OF VIII DC p
,uc.. fhis, year ,,, 49,, ,.., ,,iiis
$500. .....,:,,.. ,,,.r g..
tons-50
Ms.L-tg cents.
O.r.-a5 a 30 cents. from vcssels and Depot.
Pl,srrn-i.,,np. s. 81 4. WHAT On iiasin 4.
sMr-si -. by the cargo; in store, 81 7oal So q.
Inos-rred-.a $780, Swedes, 81 50; Country, 20; pig - %
F.m-lleninss, new cut s: e. "A u, for MOL.
Shal, b ~ =, "a
Rrrrra-gIrsin 10 cents; fresh roll. ~ a 10 cents
Src.sT Oraas e. as Rico : 10 10 ~ tfoiS 10 :
Cor.Er--I.acuira. y cents; Rio, 4 9 cents
TE4--t1 i0d cents ~. =, ~, =.
Mo.,.s.-New Orleans 30 10 cents Porto Rico 30 is cs
.eos--ii,It,noFc 50 j 3; c!ty Cared, - -, dun.
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