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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
W lRJINIA-Ohio Circuit Superior Court
Law aud ChanceIy, Octoler SIS, 1874.
d-ainst Dtcree Tor Ac
Jones s TIue.dell &o'her>, } cunt.

Etsk'ne & ElcLsioerg'L IN cnASc'Rv-
Jones TS a%,%n soh.r, D oSn, ter Ae'
ABSTRACT OF THE DECREE:
'AnC the Cuuit doih iurlher adiudge orde r
end decree, that this cause be referred to Sam.
uel kinSon, E,q who is hereby appointed n
CORNERSTONE luI thai purpose, who j. 10 take
IN acc"un, OF The piUpe"y, goods, effects, mo,
MES ami ch"seS 10 action belonging or coming
To the defendants Jpne> & TfueSdell, whio h
came 10 the hands of the def, rdan'S Mckee
& Jac' b, 10y vIuur OF The deed OF assignment
OF SAID June & Truesdell. OF he II h March
1882, or which came TO The hands OF any uthef
person by 'hrir order ar direction Or Tor ihsIt
use or benefit or which fy the exercise OF dut
care aud diligence might AMI ought To hnv,
been received and collected ~ them and Iha
sad Commissioner do ascertain ard report IN,
value OF The properly and ,ff-c;> whi"h 10 20 NJ
la the h.. nd> at sad Mo ker q Jacob a. well a.
oi The property, effects and ch,ses IN action
which ty the use at due and proper care an
diligence, might and ought TO beye been re
-eived and collvctcd ~ Them, and whea tc
whom ant upon what account the same ha.
been sp 'Sed OF and paid on and how much
- due and coming To crmplainantS frCm tho
deiesdanrS Jones & TrueSdell upun the not, OF
he Slh Jrlv, 1882, filed As Exhibit a and whe>
lher the same or any pirI thereof ought to br
Tald 10 "ompla mans out ui tie monies, pro
perry "r efec IN III hands OF said McKe,
| ana JicUb-and hat said CumInIS>rner repurl
'ny other matter dec med pertinent by hImseli
OF specially required by either party. And,
| I.'T IN purposes al this account II Is oTdcren
y al The defendants J mes & r sCell aud Nc
hoe Jacob, produce and submit 10 The exami
| ia icn at said Commissioner, ali such books
| nd papers 81 said Jones " TIueSd I'll aud Nc
kee x Jacob, as relates la, or are connected
With the matIe,s Oi said accOunt--aDd that
ronpiaInants nave irS,u eSam,oe the 90 i'll
ZONES & ffuesdeli and Mckee & Jacob, upon
intrIrOgaiuTIrS b. tore SaidCJmmiSSroppT touch
ing the matters iuyclyed la The taking of said
q CT uni.
NJ NyIs ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
DOMESTIC GOODS

"a & r HOBEBBOOK have on henI and
~ ore now receiving an assortment at silk.
Nc, Manufactured by John w Gill, Nj Plea
SAINT, Ono, smupg which orc rlan and figured
Ores, Silks; Fancy Bonnet dc; very supcrio,
figured Silks iOt Vcsiing, ol v5UouS patterns;
SILK Velvet VeSungs, plai0 and barrel; Goa,
PIushi Black Serg | piece black Coal Silk
very superior; Black, figured and rlatn Cta.
watts Tor GcnIemcc; Fis'd and plain Silk Pot.
ket ilandkercbifis; Cans for BOYS; Shirts
Dfaweri Cloves sc &c, and which we vii
sell on rea'onaoe terms. Isn 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

uST received PER Steamer Nail, lot at
" Cooking Stoves, (Cincinnali make.) OF
'a:ious patterns, for sale Tor from Fl teen to
twenty five per cent cheaper than they have
''e' or'oTe ntcn sold Tor IN this market
GO w JOHNSON, Market square.
jan %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
TmEI.EHrEN EAST.

NtHE history, object and proper observance
M OF The hoy sea on oil Lent by the Rev WIN
Jncraham kip, M a, Rector Of 81 Pau
Church .io the city Of Albony N Y;ju,i receiv.
ed and for sale by JOHN J HhSWFLL,
. feo 10 tniOn stTPet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

En- CbANCERr-i IN the Cncuit Superior
d Court OF Law and Chancery for Ohio
cCun'v:
The General Insurance Company Of Mary.
linh, Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

The parties in'ere>ei will take notice, lhar
I'VE appoin'ed the 18Th day Ut March, i545,
and the office OF jacob g. FiZaugh, in The
cry of Wheeling, as the time and fla, e OF TAX
a. The said account, when aud where all in
IcfeSled can aIien
EOW II FL zHUGH, Commissioner
I.&R Pd feb ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
varr


BISHOP ON DEH DONK's TRIAL
g tO'lES OF his exciting sud t,srlv inter.
esUns Tus'. Together wrIh ? Pamphlet
giving The b Shoes 'toismcrt. u u sSrecisd
viii te received hi, dav "wednesday Cerlsie.
~ 90 Thursday, n " = 80 Sore ~
fst 5 JOHN ~ SWELL, Univ7 ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

ALEXANDRIA LOri cry,
Class 40, for lS45.
To he drawn in Baltimore, Wednesday
Feb. S6, lS45. 10 numbers, IL drawn
ballots.
SCHEME
$4,000 600 1000 1900 dollars
10 prizes o.! 1000.
Ticke's 50. Shares in proper ion.
All order entrusted 10 me shall b.
promptly attended to.
ROB'T. ARMSTRONG, 4 gent.
Aud successor 10 Jim NJ. CLARKE
who has sold more Cnpual Prizes, than
any Agent in the United States.
WHEELING, Va
The drawings will lie regularly sent 10
pure hasers, by the "W heeling Times and
Advertiser 20 save postage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
SELLING Org .

kSENSENFY & RHODES having large
~ stock at desirable Goods on hand and wish
ins io make way for flesh spring supply, will
diSp 50 OF Their present stock very low for cash
or to nunciuai custom r.. lao 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
Still. THEY COME.

NsIEsl. a A. 4 NUME.
y . ECEIVED ibis dav, at lht Big Red Beet
q EstahilShmen nj, 81 pairs Mons CsIl hall
Wet Boots (a rTIne aTuclc,l - raiis Meu's
Thick Boots Superior article, made To order
and wIfranlcd 10 be lule superior 20 any
thing hat is To he found 10 the city.
jan 20 S NPCLALLFN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT IN
WHEELING

I G. LOHt,EIN, French Dyer, on the n'he,
" side of fhc bridge. South Wheeling, seCOur
door from T. E KrileJ's store, returns his gfate
former farnrs, and respectfully informs then.
hat be has added to ms 81 hiishm,n import
ant aud, in FT4nCc, newly discovered IMPROVE
mtnts. lie gives more .usf Gee, ngatuess ana dn
rartiity to the colOryd stuns, wlthpdi TJufnF
them.
W. iccls pert city cor fiieRtt0 give cycry En- re
faction, and 1pts therefore, Tor the continuance
81 liberal patronage. OCtl4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
iENNESSE,g.

iCNNESSEE.
I d.. .
All Solvert Banks 3 80
/ ALABAMA.
all BANKS 10
N & ) CAROLIVh.
All Solvcni Banks 3
GEORGIA.
Augusta 8
savannah q
II LOUISIANA.
So0d Banks Io2
PEN NS YLVANIA
itelIef Notes leo.
Bank " ltu.
Ml'cIl,G IN.
5, Clair p 3
Ears & Mech Blk 3,5
)Jklaad Co B'k 5MS
River RaiSin uac
EXCHANGE.
T SS T.. }'r'e Ct p's".s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
DISSOLUTION.


HVHE partnership existing heretofore be,
tween the Undersigned rnder The name
Of Johnston, BeIryhill e. Co, IS dissolved by
mutual consent. The books will be found a
their old stand. Those indebted will please
call and close heir accounts imnediairl
eHaer ot the partners are anthotiZcG to set
We Tho business. A " JOHNSTON,
VIM VI BER1YufLB
leo lO JNO HIG1NBOTHAM
NE business hereafter will he continued
By Johnston 4 Berrvh1l, who have now or
hand large stock Of @ ,ods. which they win
dispose OF at unusually low prices, in ordertc
make room for new stock in the Sn,ino
feb 10 JOHNSTON & BERKYHII.L
CrY CoUScrt, Jonsary ooh. 1915.
nRDERBD, That the election Of The : III
W GERS OF the City Be made The special or
der for the next meeting OF The Council, IN b,
3 held or Saturday, February 18th le4J. al 2 ~
clock, p NJ ond that public notice be giv,n III
ihis order. WM u iUGLASS
TED Clerk, pro N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
-. A We RS,
NO 10, MONROE STREET.

WHEELLN'G, va.
ESPECrFULLY informs . friends and The
u Y public that he has On hon, and is manufae.
'ur,ng' tenerai assortment Of HATS OF the lnics,
spr"s 'ash'o"' Which he will warrant equal il moi
snrsriorto any that has ever been offered ip hi,
city. ts.
Ills assortment consists ofevery variety Of shape.
dna'iy and description Of HATS now in use. n n of
winch are manufactured from the best material nd
~fNmans'P' and will be sold The lowest posi- BILE
prices.
Gentlemen are requested 10 call and e,,m;ro
'ho Niyle. quality and price. feb 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
LIouOns. LIounRs.

LIQUORS, Liquors.
wa Z have on hand n general assortment Of
w oil kinds ol Brandies, tim and Wines,
VIZ; kO hcl'e BRAID,
SigBeite 90
Dupuy do
Pinei, CasiClion & Co,
Holland Gu, Bobleos importation,
SAINT CfOiK Rag,
New r. gland do
Itsh and Sco'ch Whi.key,
MADEIRA " me,
Pou do. &c &6; Tor sale low b.
hb7 SHRlVER & STEELE.
4 NOMLY'S SPELLING BOOK "A fresh
~ supply Of The yarlcaS ediiirns Of Comly's
'prlcr With large addition TO ibc sock 0
school Book,. his day reed bv
icb JOHN j HASWL III, Vn!on y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
SIJAyIS.


as Stock oi Shawlsi is yer, good. particularly
Iva those ofa finer quality. and are al much lower
prices Than early in The Summer
Wheeling dec % W.T. SEIBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

And on the petition OF Joseph G 1T, claim.
ing 10 b. creditor OF said J m SockmaD de
cea 'ed, by Judgment recovered ag ,in>l the said
John Sockman in his LIE time IN th, cout';
on the law side thereof, II is ordered, thai th ;
cause be referred again 10 the said Commas
Siuner Edward III Fit4hugh, who, giving due
notice, is TO ascertain and report The amount,
% ans, due said Gill on said ludgr enl, and
whether The same be q lien, ard il so. 10 wkal
'x'eDi, and IN " hat oder on the real estate
OF The said JDhr Sockman, wi any thing
cermgd pertinent by himself or specially re-
CURED by the parties.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
ID PAINE s. CO. MANAGERS.
WHEELING pa

FAME - co, MANIAC Frs
WHEELING, "a.
Lots OF Prizes sold last week.
% VoO, Capital Prize, sold in a PACKAGE n,
Gluar,ers. u
THIS WEEK:
We have some fine Lotteries drawinp
Tuesday
Small Frv-s4 COO Capital
Az Re's only 81 Halves 50ctS-Q iariers25,t,
Certificate Of Package So 50.
Wednesday:
first rate scheme
POkomoke Lotcry-Class 81.
SCHEME:
prize OF $4,000 20p prizes Of 800
I5OO 20 200
,0O0 90 ION
500 300 80
Goo &c &c
Tickets 4-Halves So Qnarteus al
Thursday:
Small Fry-$3 o CariIal
Tickets Sl-Halves 50 cts - Quarters % cts
Certificate Of Plckagr Qnar,rrs IS co
Sainrd1U
r- Small Fry-S3, 900 Carila'.
Tickets 81.
Sltn,d ay:
Gtanh Consolidated 4 ass also
s30,OIO, 100 of 81 600, leo ui $500.
$500 ing tie loves, three No Prize.
Tickets SiO-.ialves So Quarters 81 50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

kDD FELLOWS OFFERING, beauu.
~ FOL AnLu!l for 1875; just received a.
ROBES y ok end Stationary Store, corner OF
Main and Union Sis. feb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
= coz g lob PRINTING

ATIRGiNiA-lN CHANcERy: Ara Circair Su
v perinr Court Of Law and CbanceIy held
Ihereofon the 6 day Of f. brua.y 1915,
Moses Rhodes, Plaintiff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
RATS OF DISCOUNT.

c"hkrcTsD ~
FRANCE, EXCHANGE BROKER,
WhcelIn2, "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

M EW Pu bLiCA lUNS.- LUwIIe odd
l Z or the Stuie's IN the Woods, by John
Gait Esii fhe Dancing Feather or The Amar. ur
FfeebuUter, by Professor ingIaham; The Cons
ScriPi BIorherS by A ex Dumas; Ednh Vernon
or Cincinnati Rctutu'iOui Just received al
ROBB'S Great Western Literary Depot, COZ
nsI OF Nam and Inion siS IN %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

" les, A",Is aiJ Be,Inw.. nn hand and for
SAFE 10y OFT & GREER
"'t III No l59. Nam 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

A AEURAL HlSrDR Y. --GoldSmTb'.
~ Naiural History, alb idged tor the use Of
schools by Mrs PnkLglon, illustrated b. co,
Cravings, new and revised cdion a most en-
'crl1ining and useful book, for sale by
iebl JOHN J HAS WELL, Union 81.
"a PICTORIAL BIBLE Jn> received 10
and IL Nos Pictorial Bible. Persons
VINO are subscribers 10 this tcrk. will call Of
ROBES corner of Main and Union streets.
ieUl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
Ec,raet from tie Decree.

John sockmnL's adm nlsIrator ana Others, De.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
ID PAINE a. co,

NOTICE.--Al persons having pnselhes
Ia accounts with Tie subscribers prior to the
first OF October .asi are particularly requested
10 present heir bills for settlement as u is the
time g the year that We can aueoi to il.
'eh4 & L IORNBROOK, Monroe 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
NEW GOODS.

n y ECElVED lhiS mornings at SEM ENEY
y d & RHODES, No Isl: Fihc Cashmere
Pinis Of the most beouiiuipat ern.; Fine Blk
FfeLch Cashmere and many other articles
which will make thcirstorH very complete aud
desirable. Also, Blk French Cloths 0f every
qualify ond Price. let q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

Mary NJ Zanc ahminiStra,rr of Eber err
Zlne, deceased, Alexander II Chapline es.
ccn'Cr OF Moses w Cha 2liur, deceased and
others. DrlrnlinnIA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

A LSO-On hand, doz Bottles Ocnge and
VA Rose Cordial, manufactured by and lof
sale a; feb PARKER'S, No l0i Main ST..
~ LATES Il flesh upply II Pennsylvania
~ and German School S.s'es lof sale by
ieb JOHN J uASWEL Ua,on 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
TILE E0PElCiN NEWS.

We devote large portion OF our paper To-Day
10 The foreign Intelligence received at Boston PCT
The Cambria. The Cotton market appears 10
have improved a little, and commercial aspects
are favorable. The most important item, now
ever which we notice, is the fitting out Of vessels
on The coast Of Ireland 10 be employed as prlya-
,c.rs in the Mexican service. The impression
abroad seems 10 be, that there will be war hc:wecn
Mexico and The United Slales-in which event
!, is certainly be expected, that any movement
calculated 10 inure the growing commerce OF Tins
country. will be entered into with spirit by
the opponents Of Republican Government. On
this subject, We extract The following from The
Dublin Mercantile Advertiser:
"The last accounts from Mexico show, that
however much The Mexican Government may be
disros.J Tor war asans, the United States they
sorely lack the means It's b. the issue OF letters
Of ,narone 10 prvaeers, lhal any serious annoy
onre can I've given 10 The trade Of The U States
We have learned, that numbcr OF vessels nave
proceeded 10 Mexico 10 be employed as piva-
tecrs The Shamrock which has been Tor some
wears a revenue cruiser on the Irish station, and
had heen known al kngstown as one OF the last
GO, boats in the squadron, was sold by The govern
p,ent some months since She subsequently pro-
ceedcd 10 Liverpool, whence, two or lhree weeks
slice she sailed for Mexico, the owners intend
ing 10 lake on! letters of marQue Tor The privaeer
Serrirp y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA

Bv the arrival Of The ship Courier, Captain
Wolfe. al New York, Rio de Janeiro papers 10
the oSh August have been received. Among
The passengers are Hon. A. II. Everett U. S.
Commissioner 10 China, who returns on account
ofill.heallb; morv Edwards, Bearer Of Despatch
E. and Argentine Minister and J. Minor Clark
son, Esq, of Philadelphia.
The u. S lrigale Rarilan, Captain Gregory,
bearing the broad pennant OF Com. Turner, and
The u s brig Banbridgc, were al Rio on the
2Sh Tie Bainbridse was 10 sail for MontevI-
dec on the Goth
The Journal OF August %, contains advices
from Monlevideo 10 The l7ih. On the I'd, Ad-
miral Brown, Commander Of the Buenos Ayrean
squadron, made sail or thai por hn The French
brig D'AssaiZ and The English sloop Of war Co
mus opened their fire upon him and compelled
him 10 come again 10 anchor On The afternoon
Of the same day, the whole of Admiral Browns
squadron was captured By the French and En-
esh forces. The foreigners landed, ard the Ar
ecniines, among whom was Admiral Brown,
| placed on board the steamers 10 be conveyed 10
| Buenos AyTsS.
A, Monleyi!eo The British and French com
mandels were fitting out foi;lia oil small YES
sells destined, i, was said, 10 attack he island OF
| Martin Garcia
The Journal coniradics ramon mai The Bra
lillian squadron would depart from lis neutrality
and aid the British and French in their acts The
| squadron has been withdrawn
| The English and French residents al Buencs
| Ayres, have decided mol to depart, or break up
their establishments, in consequence oil existing
| relations.
The Journal cf The 2lst contains various Of
fetal papers, issued at Monlevidco. among
them arc, Joint declaration from HE French ard
British Ministers, Baron Deiiandis ana Mir Gus
| ley, that their mission and purpose were simply
TO ensure The perfect independence OF the Oficn-
tai Republic, nnaccomPanied by any idea Of in
va.ion or acquisition OF territory; and noililca
ton thai the port OF Bnseo was bockaded from
the S, Of Angus, neutral vessels being allowed
until the l2lh 10 Withdraw.
The British and French commanders had land
ed a thousand troops, with orders 10 attack Olite
il he committed any hostile act against The city
| of Monlevidco
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
TIT tHe EHYUEC
FACTS rcrsns THEORIES.

tHC . TCSHS 4 ftEOKltS.
Messrs. Editors In your paper Of the Isl and
Cd of October, appeared two numbers ol an arii.
Gle on Estate improvement" over the signature ci
"Oulis" The author, in his concern, ! suppose,
that in our Stale 1--WE have A,heniana, Thebans,
and Macedonians, but not one Creek" has assri-
med The disguise OF Greek name, Gin English,
"Nobody,") whose excessive modes'y is but little
suited 10 the ingenuity and plausibilily OF his the
orics, the rounded periods and elaborate polish Of
his style, or The didaclic and somewhat supcrci.
lious manner in which they are advanced. When,
however, the correctness OF some OF his theories
on popular education, and the accuracy OF The
statistic, on which they are based is considered,
a more convenient name could scarcely be select.
ed for their authorship; for, the faacy of the for
mer is only equalled by the inaccuracy OF The lat
ter.
"Oulis" processes 10 be very friendly 10 the
cause Of Educalon-a profession made ty ereru
one; but, without doubling the sincerity Of his pro-
les!alion., from such friends the advocates of thai,
cause may well wish il to be saved. He admits
that "America i, creation Of mind lives by
NINA, anu Couvue'S " duu III iHibh Lie du.
miis that "Virginia has 10 make up 10 in internal
"rolily and reform some European States; and
wishes he could array her with her Northern
sisters on the question OF Education" He
thinks "a mus, see The prudential in,pass,5iiiu Of
"oddine 10 a pill Of 10000, 20 or 80, geo roeys
,rho cannot read" But he proposes 10 get rid OF
this mass Of ignorance, 10 leach and enable
"them TO raise themselves from the condition 10
which circumstances have forced them, and 10
prepare them for the duties Of citizens, noi by
commencing with government instruction al The
expense of new outlay, making them as laY-
"payers poorer, and thus using The disease for tie
remedy, taking from an empty pocket 10 put
into as empty a head" fab! there the shoe
pinches The fear OF the lriling tax reGuis tel
but by bringing them higher ideas, higher de-
sires, higher employment higher companions
and better fed oil acion-and thus, by their
own will forcing them TO work will body and
mind
But how, one would ask are all these "higher"
things 10 be brought and 10 whom? According
10 Ouli>s theory, in one word, TO the people OF
Western Virginia, by State works OF Internal
improvement! in general, and hy The James River
and Kanawha Canal and Railroad il particular
lie contends that, in The pres nj phase OF al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
FAsuI0NABLE FALL MILLINERY

RTCH! HHTE!! IND CHEHT!.!
- MRS. C. PHILIP, would respectfully
GSannounce 10 her customers and The public
generally, that she is now receiving her FALL
FASHIONS, and will oren on THURSDAY he
9th inst the most splendid assortment OF French
Millinery ever introduced into this city The Sc
lection having been made by herself lin person.
from the latest and most fashionable imporalions,
are such as are most approved and adopted by
he fashionable world and for beauty, style and
cheapness, cannot be surpassed BY any establish
mort in his Union. Oct. 1-d3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
NOTICE.

I ia. Eb'cn appointed hy the Hon. Wm. T. Gllg +
L Governor u The state of North Carolina, = l. has.
sioner for the Statc ot Virginia. with fl ;ow-fio ~
The acknu"i.icmtn, o' pioof II any d,rd, u.,itsa,.
other conveyance Of lads, ;eEcmcrt> ~ befed,;t n
lying or being IN the State oi North CI',iina .ta
take ,!ir private examination Gf Rlif.cl vou.au +.
lies thereto, III the insnncr now required rs laa
any other writln. undrr sell In hr used N Tie - ::
North Carolina, and 10 administer an oath ar n. n.
ton Ia any rr ION who sl1ll be Hing or ,'c,rD.
MAKE such oath Affirmation tciorr Lle. ard q nj.
DEP snaOn, and Ia examine vtrrs.ts unGtr aiy a.
mlS.0a or cofGniis ions. tln1rat.Gs ifom ant Il 81
Courts nf the state Of Scrih Carolina, relating H.
depending or 10 he brought ~ my of aid elr
ANY business under said commission, which tut glb
may a.sIe, will attend 10 striciiy and faithfully.
ALEA'R. DOANAS
Petersburg, Va, Oct. :, l5i5-c:t
tT Wing Will ,opy
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a ca IL ID.

WIN. McCRERY, late OF Richmond Va,
w is now engaged in business with The esta-
bished house Of L. W. TRYON & CO., Mer-
chant Tailors No. 2?7, Broadway corner OF Park
Place, New York-whosc character is well
known for their capacity and superior Taste in
their business He respectfully soiciis lie pat
ronase Of hi, rmer friends and the public, with
The assurance, that they shall be we'll .c;ved in
material and style, and at cash prices.
W. Nee has many measures OF his former
patrons, and will do himself the pleasure OF visit
ing, carly in October, Richmond. Norfolk and Pc
tel>burg with samples Of goods, and will be har-
py TO receive orders. Oct. III
OVERSEER WANTED.
THE subscriber residing IN the county 81 Loui-l,
wishes 10 employ an Overserr for the newt ,rar.-
He must he thoroughly acquainted with The cultivation
and mana cement Of the tobacco crop. To on" who IL
competent in all respects liberal salary will he paid
Address +. +. BROOKE.
curkoorilIe ou=l Oct T.-clm
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rrU WORK MARKET OCT. 4.

Rer.nsrtrrs.-The niarkct to-day was some
what unsettled; in consequence oi!he late English
ncws; but we think ii had a tendency TO advance
the price ofaour rom "A Us 10 e1i, al which
price. however, but few sales were made. Corn,
southern. So els. weigh; y. Jersey and North
River. 80 a 60 els; oats, canal, 40 a a. southern.
sc 81 cts; bariey:59 asked, So Offered; hops, IL
10 II Cts.
Corrcx-The advice> per steamer Cambria,
which were received after business hours last
evening, do mol appear 10 have had any effect on
the market. The sales to-day amount 10 l2OO
bales at previous rates. The accounts BY his
steamer are mol considered so encouraging as buy
crs anticipated; but local causes, and he unpFo-
pions state OF the coming crop are relied upon
10 maintain prices We therefore continue our
previous quotations.