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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-28

DRAITHWAITES RETROSPECT OF
d PRACTICAL MEDICINE AND SUR
gerry, Part Ninth.-Published in London on
the Isl Of July and January. Re-published in
New York by D. Ader-unitorm American
edition, at one dollar per annum. Part ninth TO
hand. Subscribers will please send for their
numbers to DRINKER & MORRIS,
Feb. 81 Agents for The Publishers.
DAPER.-Tcn Thousand Reams oil Printing,
i Cap, Letter, Wrapping, Envelope, and other
descriptions Of PAPER, manufactured by the
Franklin Manufacturing Company. For sale,
at reduced prices, by
DAVENPORT g. ALLEN.
Feb. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-28

rHE Subscribers take this opportunity OF in
forming the public that great bargains in
Carriages may be obtained at the corner corr OF MAN
and Eighth streets s.,i where wade a 5nsY f a,il Dna Iee c .srgss.
=, iousr nrices than have ever been offered in
Ssb;s citv. THANKFUL for the many favors heaped
r,s ~ ny rho nae, wear: we hope By strict attention
to up our business, 10 merit a continuance OF the pa,
,.onaae If onr old customers, and solicit a call
from all those who wish TO purchase a good arti-
Gle at a !" low price. HOOKER g. OSBORN.
Feb. 15-d1w&wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-28

r ARD LAMPS! LARD LAMPS!!-An
IL additional supply OF beautiful patterns Lard
Lamps, rich cut shades. Also, Lard Rejecting
Lamps, beautiful patterns. Also, ], 2, 3, and 4
Branch Lard Lamps for stores or churches. Call
al No. l09 West Main Street.
Feb. 81 JAMES EVANS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-28

ALEXANDER DUVAL s. CO.
DEALERS IN Drugs, MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, DYES, WINDOW
GLASS, &C.,
INVITE the attention Of Merchants, Physicians
i and other purchasers 10 their stock, which they
offer in quantities 10 suit, at such prices as cannot
fail to give satisfaction. The following embraces
come OF The LEADING articlns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-28

T F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
j. FICE, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
R,ehmOnd, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-28

With many other articles, embracing a large and
complete assortment, with the usual variety of
Fancy Articles, Patent Medicines, &c.
n. B. Particular attention paid 10 packing and
shipping orders.
ALEX. DUVAL & CO.,
l47 Main Street, Richmond, Virginia.
Feb. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-28

Superintendent Franklin Manufacturing Com
pany. Feb. 2S-lf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-28

Audit T. ACCOUNTS.
II A copy Of the foregoing circular has been
forwarded by mail to the Commissioners OF The
revenue, with the law imposing taxes. In the
clause relating 10 insurance agencies, ftcenty:tce
hundred was enormously printed for Uteen hnn-
bred, applied to the population OF WINS.
Feb 2S-clt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-28

CANES.-Just 10 hand another superb assert
~ ment OF cocoa wood, lignum yila and other
Canes. The assortment now on hand is unsur-
passed Tor beauty and variety.
= SITTHEDI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-28

nHT-FRAME LOOKING CLASSES
J The largest and handsomest stock Of Gilt.
Frame Manlcl and Pier Looking Glasses, that
the country produces, can be had in addition TO
Mahogany Mantel, Pier and Toilet Looking
Glasses, Of The best quality, at No. 100 West
Main Street. JAMES EVANS.
Feb 21
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-28

M Me are authorized TO say, that the "Gallego"
/. ~ iiaxall" mills will close for the season about
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-28

EAMILY FLOUR.-A few barrels first rate
i Family Flour for sale very low by
Feb. % GRETTER & GRETTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-28

EISHING TACKLE.-Just 10 hand every
i article necessary for the disciples of Izaac
IKaIInn Lar col. lnu, htr
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
a

Feb. lids.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10

CONCERT. Mons. aud Madame La Bur.
ress will give Concert this evening al
The iiy Hall, which will consist Of lavo.
rite Songs, Dances. and REGULATIONS, in
chara ter. Their programme presents a
great variety, amorg which we notice
Songs, q Bay of Biscty," Life ON the
Ocean Wave" Soldiers Gratitude -
/" Woodman Spare That Tree" Bunker
and Parson," Harry Bluff" " Lucy
Neal" and " Dandy Jim" RceitalionS,
q Sal or Boys Dream" Glen Peck ed
lImsnand,' The Old Maid" bucks
have a, ye All" PonIiacs A ppeal to his
Warriors" in Indian costume. and The
. Highland Fling, and l!ish Llll," by
Madame La Burriss We have seen
their concerts very highly spoken o. by
The press where they have bccn ia ,his
Country aud Canada, and their bill for.
nIshcs pleasing variety, sufficient for
'he gra'ili"ation OF all ,ssles.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10
UPON THE PETITION OF ruEC,rx
OF WHEEL

I
II PURSUANT 10 an order OF the Cireni,
u superior CUur! of Law and Chancerv
ilf The county Of Ono, made on the 9Th dav
OF Febfuaiy,A ID, 1915, awarding TO The civ
OF wheeling, writ IN the nature of a writ Of
al qaod daHaum, the undersigned acting IN
obedience 10 said wui, will cause 10 appear
upon "r near he grounds IN sad writ mems
u'ned, 10 wiz all The ground OF lois embraced
wHhin The boundaries OF Main Strect Tn The
worm, Market street on the w csi, Monroe II
on me Soulh AMI Fourth street on The East,
ana which IS known as Square number 10 in
slld CITY OF Wheeling and includes lots mum.
o'ieI 90 u inclusive, on Tuesday The 10 n
Gay 81 Marth, 1873 Jury ut twelvc diSinter.
esct, discreet fteholdefS Of the county of
ohio, to view The said ground and lois, and 10
hear such proper evidence as The proprietor or
propr'etofS Of all or nl any part thereof and
a. lhe SAID city, my tH'r, and 10 ascertain
and find nccortinglo the besr oil their Judgment
what damage, tall The circumstances consider.
ed) such proprietor or rIuprietors or those
having any interest iheeciB, will sustain II
such grounds ~ lots, BE- condemned and con.
yeiieH 10 public use, TO wit: the opening of an
hHty. ten ierl wide, through said SQUARE 10
rom SAL Jninn vreei e. MuhrCc sifett.- nd
hereby I'liy all PERSONS claiming az proprie.
'"Is OF a1y interest 10 sail grounds or lots,and
'htif agents, 81 This inqueSt-and il The anne
y hol c"mnlcttd on the SAID 18Th OF March
i7l'' The Jnry will be adj,nrned from day 10
daY, until completed. a KELLY, Deputy,
so, foi Peer Ysrnall, Sheriff, OC.
WHEAT itb 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10

the bright and glowing fire. but he is not
the solitary being he was before, for be
side hun Is one in the first blush of you h
and gta c; she is no longer the gay and
noisy child; she is no less lovely, no les,
happy, but a deeper thought steals over
her cice, AMI heavenly ra lance SITS
upon her features, as she bends over tho
book from hich, in accents If deep rev
erence, sh, reads the Word Of God to the
old man.
What think they Of death? The faces
ut both lork more restrained; the Holy
Spirit sheds MS light upon the way which
leadelh To the grave; il no longer seems
dark and lonely. The oil man received
The heavenly guest into hear " h ch hai
ALWAYS been tho residence of kindness and
charity. The maiden now dropped daily.
bri she no longer thought it hard t. give
up life; and when The cold blast su ept over
the Garth, and The robe of snow enveloped
it. with rtbes no less while, she was re-
cevcd into its bosom Then asked The
old man. when is The time 10 dv!"
A holy calm was on I is brow,
Aud peaceful was his breath;
Add sweetly DER hisieatures stole
smile. ook divine;
lie spoke The language OF his soul
My Masters time is mine!"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10
4 rus FMS.


see. Mr. T. lIor, Inv The Marion p.n.
rrrr INSISTS IA he Wnigs shoI.d ,un a
candI ate o! t1rir ON in opposition 10
Mr.. Brrwn So ne may consider his a
g ave t,ncs ian. hIl 10 me II seem N, q e.
'unnttlI Why sh,uld we runa Wing
or What have weln gam by running on
The fam OF seeing me one run, nnd the
La ol SEEING oneself We. bea suppose
c'n'css am no IA uire, OF such >poyi.
B Ut cr.ouslv; what sound reasyn exists
IA uVJ nf The prop sal of oar friend ia
Mari q. Ih ID moor cts have the ma
J II ym The Di~t'i''. and n v,ry decided
Que; 40 Wing can ,her,i re- exaccl sue
cess. II is said the pres at nIuinee,
iirown, Is MT agreeable 20 she Pixies,
and that many Of thcm are opposed to
han. do no. know h this is true
ID It admitting he bet. -, 10 my mini, al {.
iorls ~ rrnsor why The Wm!s sh Iuld
'"tetiere. II he i moi acceptable 10 the.
dc "ocrnc:, mr. hey s'oU suppose they
can i've ihe disirc, tier Rle nhcr why
not leave tie m1t'er a. them! As he dis
tr"i Is ipf", we mHv expect them To- have
me mrmoer-nn | an not disposed to
hrst conNin them of their political errors
"a conSum n"iipn, however desirable a.,
yet nj To b. ,xpec ed. II the Wings offer
40 candiltta the democracy may be dis
/ oSed 10 Z W u one ct their hest men. re-
gariItss OF the dicIations OF King Cmcu<.
Bn' II We run oar nun. We compel them
u do, Fur ne mere SaEc ofPgriy. what they
might not otherwise he DISPOSED 20 do.
1t ia VA alone aud taey may give us
sound cons Iy~uNc men -p esS ihem by
an oPPo'I ION On or p -aad ihn cry Of
rart~-,s ini-el- AM ~ N are "a, IN to
save the p1rty, witnol. any regard to
ihclr CHARACTER or qnilli atoms.
an nul disposed. therefore. Mr. Ell
Tor, 10 oppos Mr.. Brown. an as Ind. as
! may think of The WIS lom Of the IA pnsan
"na enc resolutions passed at the cauc Is
which nominated him resolutions which
d pbticSS, IN The eyes Of 20 ne, will eclipse
rose OF 9S, ST ! | am d,3posel as Whig.
To su'mi' vi hpu, a mlrmut and With
out an 'Si1r' a "a 4 Tin thing II orr dem
0crtli" brethren are MT satisfied with Mr.
Bro VIA mater about which pretend
TO ne Information will sly, let /, be
Their concern, not ours. A WING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10

Illinois, and the MORE wes'ern regions
will contribute. tthn is an outlet through
the Lakes TO the Atlantic cities. New
York now comman s it by her grca, canal
and rail RAD from Buffalo. But the dan
ger, dlIhcul'y aud even i.npracticabiIiiy Of
Navigating these nor ,hern lakes during a
great part the year is well known. And
II /, l. oven attempted II connect this west.
ern eud OF l. Ike liie with the New York
improvements M IL eastern end by rail
ruai-:i would pass this Southern hend Of
course. Let, then, this poin, have direct
ana speedy comnunlcaii N with Ditimorc
and vii -ther New lo.k depends on the
Like or constructs IA land route, wc com
pete Tor this bOundlcss trade with infinite
ahva"tage over her and every other rival.
\ ril road has been already built from
In Like at S,ndnsky C,y 10 MANSFIELD,
aud is in progress, believe. TO Cvshocion
o. the Ono Canal. From tina, carul To
Wheeling "a rarl road would soon be mace
10y a short aad easy route. if it could there
meet our grea, work, aud thus would be
COM lcied the line OF ,oni e:tion between
Baltimore and Lake Erie II line which
has engaged the attention ,f those most
interested IN the Baltimore and OHIO Rail
Road-hecnuSe IL is much the shortest be-
tween hat point on Lake Erie and the A.
lAnilc-n intclse,ts the Ohio improve.
i,ents and o nmauds the trade OF nearly
the whole OF ,hll State a, d of the va.,
western region to which have alluded
Such connection can only be established
by ln'ersoc;ing the ONO at Wheeling -
Cast our eye over map and you must
be convinced of tbs.
Bat must not cxlord tins paper Car.
Their, aud other important Considerations
,nuSt be deferred
y MERCHANT OF BiLTIM RE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10

CoNGREss.-Fvb. 6.--ln Senate, The
Post Off bill was fur her discussed IN
Committee and an amendment ndop'cd by
vote OF 33 10 IA making postage uni,
form for all distances at 5 cents OF single
letters. This bill, we fear, will no; get
through the House.
In The House frc.up took place be
tween MIR. Giddmgs and Mr.. Black, Of
Ga, " hich was ANYTHING but dignifieI.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Tn Senate, The
Post Office bill was passed to b. engross.
ed aud printed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10

A&rRIc'N BNG.ING.-Hue pr duet II
"f bngging IN The Unncj States, as we
learn from the forthcoming report of the
COmmls'ion"r of PCnsi M, is increasing
fast. In Krn'ucky last year there were
$40 had 10 'ns ia operation, ana each OF
these mlnui Cure 400 Yards. On an ave
age, per week, or 20 900 yards per month.
or iO,u0D.OJO aNetr. Besides there are
five COVER l,om factories in lndlapa.
k"niucky and Ohio, which prodI.e g.
SHI,0JJ Ia Tennessee 81 Siud.loo :
Produce l2UO,0lu Nard-. Flty hand
Ion2,s IN M,ssouriprodncc 10000 wards.
'Ghe o'hi amount % Blgging estimated
TOR ihI year, an manufactured in 1914
~ the West, i lj,75J, 900 The average
quantity OF Banging used in ha 90 Cotton
i SIX yarcs 10 the b l., and he amount
manufactured IN the year would bile
2,f3 100 bales al roron. More Than
enough for the cotton crop Of 4 and 10
by u large majority
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10

Nr P',k arrived IA Tins cry Yesterday
10 n" wid>t Il most il,i iijs SaJw orm
Ne suppose the sunw WIS ia honor ur Ia
important eyrll We are sorry TIA, lhr
President ct ct spouG ,ncnmtrr storm,
On his way Ia Na>"tn gon CIV. rs the
poor mlnIS likely 70 have q lite enough o
the in encounter a''er hts arrival thrrc
The mi i'nry, we le.ievt, meant 10 stand
u3ro their d ny as 'anrully n, they coId
br'. m cons q 'ea"e 4 n snow. They al
"~hpwcd .tr ndIe f.aticr." - LouiscHic
Jazz,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10

and Green, the Committee Of Courts of
Justice was instructed to inquire into the
lexpedlcncy OF au,horis,ng paymeHt to
Mary 5 u5blcficid OF Orangr, for her
slave sentenced to BE- hung by The Gun
~ Court OF RucGbridga IN Fcbruory
IA.
The Tax Bill was again taken up Ia
give it precedence over Other business
and
On motion of .Hr Wiicher, the House
adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10

FIRE We learn from our New
York Papers Of Wednesday that the
Block known as the Tr,blne buildings
IN New York was destroyed by fire on
the night previous. The loss To Mess
RS. Greedy a. M'Elra,h Of the Tribune
is said 10 be 100000, on which there
was 10000 insurance. Mcssrs. Graz
ham, V b Palmer, Jansen & Bell and q,
theirs were sufferers 10 largo amount.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10
TINES OF HOLDING TIE COURTS IN
OHIO FOR 1915.

rankin lsiG Jan Count in Bank Jan 3
NNiN PLEAS.
Aiario,s February -; MAY -; November 10.
Ssnesa, March 4; juic3, Seplembor %.
Huron, March - June II; October %.
CroTio,d, Aprl - July Z; November 25.
~ gaBdoiic July 10, Nov 49, New county.
SDmHi February II; May ~; September 9.
Portage, February -, June 81; Ociobcr I.
i&tobaIa, March 81; Jolly :; October %
TbmbuH, April IL; July 81; Novemt er ;.
Co ctoa Anil IL; July ~; OoloUer ~.
FlFru CIRCUIT.
TH~arowaS, March 2i; June %; Oct 10.
Co'nmbioto, Aplii s; August IL; Oct2
SOr.. May ); S"picn Der l; Novembss "a,
CaTOH, April 2l; AuSu>i IL; Nov II.
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT
III lmtS, February ~; Nav 5; September 3.
Iidane. March 8; May IL; SrpsembeI L..
.nsdino, March IL; Nav 81; September 20.
kaOr, March 81; June =; October II
Reti,nd, April Z; Jane 10; November ;.
Logcn, June2; Auqu.r 26, OSiober 81.
- cod, March 2ii Ociober 20
L"oa :, April !; June Is; October 81.
IiiHiqwS, April 81; september =.
ER;.am, April 2S, September 10.
HtRcsCk, May &c. o ctuher IS.
Loroip, February &; May Is; October %.
GeoRgd March 25 June 3; september 80.
LaLc, April s; June 10; October Ii.
Capohoca, Feb 10; May 2n; Aug 2G; Nov 4.
Beimo,t, March ;, MAY l9; September Is.
Harrison, April .; August Ia; N"vemher 3.
J6aSoH, May 5; September !; Nov y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10

CLoru SEWN by MACniYg y The
boncon Journal gives an engraving aud
description Of mnciino invented by
Leonlrd Boslwick. London, for the
purpose Of sewing cloth and other
materials OF similar nature. IN this
invention ,hc needle with The thread is
stationary. The fab;icorclolh is made 10
pass into The machine between the teeth
OF two wheels ono urge, another small.
and IS thus formed into doubles or crimps
During the revolutions of the large
vince the doubles or undu'alions in the
cloth are formed and forced upon or
taken up by the needle. when The
w,rk has passed through the machine
IT'S found that running stitch has
been produced. The length Of fhisfun
Ming stitch is Of course regulated az plea
,nre by a change in The gearing
wheels n respects tho fncncss or
coarscnos3 OF their teeth.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10

Mr.. Polk arrived at Cincinnati on
Thursday last. and was received by a
numerous crowd at the wharf, addressed,
in welcome by judge Read, and replied
from the Balcony of the llenrie House.
lie arrived here last night at about 6
o'clock on The Steamer Mail, and took
lodgings at the Virginia Hotel. lie leaves
10 day at o'clock, III the stage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10

hYsr;E Us --Fopnl, in The town Of
GrecGilo'd, aud is now at our o1i..e -
rorlab'c dc~k; conlaiug ncccunt hooks
popots surveyors tools md .undrv 9TH
'r ahicles. me d, SIX aud contents nm.
pear To have bee long time expos Il +,
the wra'h"r SDIe Of lbc hooks AFRO
GeComposgd.
There are among ~ papers. deeds
NOES 1T hand. bulls ard rcc. ipts, rnunino
TO JJiR CaiU1r. ct q ia. Onel in 60 \
There arc also p'pnrs 1vraI ian i9-
81. ry"cu'"d To- I,hn Ctlyrr at PaiYsy;ll..
OrI' From aia,c ,u1t in Il largp lrI.
ge'. J. w'n'd appear hat John Culver
vas a Contractor wuh Tire Sch.ncc'1d.
R,i'r road Co. as i've HIS m account n .
mourning 10 some $1,000 in wh rh
charges ere ~ nu,no5 for ,hc rrus,ruc.
tlon ofu car house. c23JD The front
10 car house anl Office $500 dolls. En-
& ne house. 2,OOOJDis
The box m contents will rrmtin in
orr possession Tor The present MiinDa
kic (Ujs } SsaGaeL
There isa genrIo,nar Of dat name r.
siding somewhere docu rhn Ohip oyer.
- her ~ Ohio %, kcn ucby, prrbrp-
bc - Inc ownrr
ANNHX ,lYON 81 INH IN hc
Sea ,re ol the Srrc or HIrr. r"spIu., %.
expressing me convrrua 'blf flr clcr.
ii,,n ~ PD'k BID settled tlH question oI
AomK1pon ln ipEru'tfng their S.nb~
tors - vote Uur imnciin'e 1un"x'rDn
wcrc. on she 9Th ut ittIDpn Heii-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10
Correspondence Of Tic Philadelphia
NOIM Americdn.

aNVITW ITWW,
NV YORK, Feb. ., p. N.
The weather for the pist icrly eight
hours has been intensely cold The mer-
curry has rangel 3l4 degrees below zero,
and there has not been the least appear.
ancc OF II thaw in the sunnic>t spots to-
day. The Eastern harbors are report
ed us beginning 10 freeze over, and
here - some chance or a winter after
all. There is n good deal of SMALL
driil in the North River, and the river
will soon be closed good deal lower
down
The Anti- Renters in Cauaraugus
county have had IA brush with Ike
troops, but no blood drawn All IS oui.
e'at Hudson, and the troops have all
gone home.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10
feb 10
" " VI u Y II ] IITLL.
JNO fIIGlNBOTHAM

1ilE business hereafter will he coni;orot
oY J9hnstoo & Befryhll, who have now N
nahd large stock &C Goods. which thev viii
dispose OF at unusually low prices, in orde rio.
MAKE loom for NV stock in the Spiino
leo 10 JOHNS ION s. BERKYHIII,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10

TIE RIVER. The ice is thick and
heavy and the river has closed between
This place and Pittsburgh, as we learn
No boats attempt to pass up. The
Valley Forge, Alliquippo and Tioga are
here.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10

VENO ARMERS.-The Farmers Mine or
81 Source OF Wealth, containing important
information IN the subject OF Manure methods
Tor the manufacture OF Vegetable manure. &c
&C. to which is lded, Productive Farming
by Joseph a Smith, revised and corrected by
A Allen; for Saleb by y
feb 10 JOHN HASWELL, Union st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10
DISSOLUJION.

'hNHE pailne'sfip existing heretofore b.
'ween me undersigned, rnder the name
81 Johnston, BenyhiH & Co, is disSolveJ bv
mutual consent The books viii! be Iound a,
Ihcir old stand. Those indebted will plea
eau and close their occolnts immedi,tcI, =
eli5er OF the partners are authorized IN ear.
Tie tho business. a N JOHNSTON,
VIM VI BFR lYHIlI.
leo IO JNO iIIGlNROTHANf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-10
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
MnNnAY Eph z ISl1

co'nmunic. lion was rcceiv we'd from the
sea, { hat hty have passed The hill, EN-
j'ch "a a Ia incorporate tue Angus
a r,mlie Seminary :" an at to incor.
'urot- lhr Virginia Ciiic.iaie lnSlitutcl
"a" G. chaugn5 the time, ct holding the
ircu SdFcI'r Couriof Law ani Chan.
rs. l1r tho county II Cumpb "a ~ Ian
cl o incorporate the N.niive 10 IlanHtac
nnug ompauv;" An act Incorporating
ne Richmond ,ihr,rv Company :" "aI,
az 10 mend he charter OF The Petersburg
AVut duct &. mpuuN :" Ian act amhori
sing separate elect n IN e1ch OF The
ruuh''rs oil N,uScmund, kanawhl, llamp
SHIRE. Louisa, and Allegheny. and two
The county Of Jackson, aud also TO
change The piucc OF no ding separate ..
vcti"u IN each ot the counties OF Nanse.
IA sad AMI Gie;' and IAN ac, incurpora
"A the Virginia SpcIeiy Of Surgeon ben
iS,s," with amendments. IN which they
request the con urrence of he House.
Tho SAID ahienimcnjs were real and
COrcurrcd m.
The Sp aker laii before the House a
onl uncIDlon from the Governor, iran.
n Ting prcl nble and resolutions oil the
Safe OF Rhode Islam aud Providence
PIAntl'Ioas, IN relation TO cerlnin reso u
t'ons OF the & NEAL Assembly o. New
hampshire, relative tu the trial and i'm
prisonmcnt OF Thom1s w. DJrr inthe
said STATE OF Rhode nnd. Lana on The
ta0c and printed, on motion OF Mr. XII
by
The Speaker lail before the House a
tGrihcr communication Gom The Cover
nor, trans hitting respluu ms OF h Leg
I-.alu OF Indiana, On lhe subject of re,
pndanng Sa debts, and IN relation t.
\ han in5 documents with o.hcr States
iud OF the table AMI ordered TO b. piin,-
ed
On lion OF Mr. Watts, leave was
given 10 brlng Ia a bill 70 amend the first
section oi The act passed the I4,h Decem
Der, ! 10, cntlled an act to authorize the
{ uuty court Of Norfolk county to rebuild
lhe court house ot said county, to which
all the justices shall have been summoned
'or that purpose, and at which a majority
shall attend to carry INFO cti-c; The pro-
Visions OF sad section OF said act.
o. motion Of Mr. Ramey,
RrSoi1cd, That the Comm tee on Lu-
na'ic Asylums enquire into the exp diem.
cy OF allowing Nobe Richard, of the
county OF Loudoun, a. to whom il appears
t" be Uncertain whether lie is an IDIOT or
a luull,c. to BE- Admitted into one or other
Of TIE IunalIc asyluus OF this Common
wealth
On motion OF Mr.. Marz.
Rc>Olred, That a S l-cr committee be
appointed TO examine into the manner IN
which the scales which are erected for the
purpose of weighing i've slo have been
managed; and whether the contract made
with the Executive Tor the e, ecuun oil said
scales has been compiled with; aud also
20 inquire into he proprieIy OF rem wing
sand scales lron their prcsen location, or
the purchase Of a 70; .or the use Of the
said scales.