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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30

f'r the Enquirer.
Messrs. Editors: Already is he war cry heard
in orr camp, and The peorl are preparing for bat
lie. Considerable excitement prevails the skies
beipp 10 darsen. and We can hear the mulleii9g
thunders at distance: A little more than twelve
months have passed by since our skies were clear:
now they begin 10 haz, up. Already are he
names OF gocdly number oil gentlemen announ-
ced. as candidates for seat III the next l-eSisla.
urc, and we think considerable danger is near our
camp. With So many Democratic Candidates
in The fell. how easy il, would be, for The Wing
parlv. 4, The eleventh hour 10 nominate candi-
date And. with all Of the Democratic caBdi-
la:es in the field their success would be certain.
Though The Wings OF this county promise that
Ihcv will run no candidate. can we trust lhenii
We must look back on The past, and prepare i"r
The present We do rot think lheIc IS Il cam
ddale in The Democratic party who would
suffer such calamity 10 come upon rs now, see
ing We have The ascendaEcy in all The branches
of orr olorions Government However, We IN
dersiand that some two or three OF He candi,iaies
have clfrady given way. /" such, We would say,
well done GOOD and faithful servants, Won VIII
be rewarded for the noble deeds you nave PET
formed We are in hopes lhat others WIZ l"i-
low lheir noble example. We have promising
with dignity and honour. We should encourage
such. as some oflhe old veterans will shortly drop
into their silent graves, and these Young soldiers
will have l., I'll up the places OF their prcdcccs-
sors. lis supposed The contest will be between
poiuiextcr ard AndeTson-bolh1 rue and good De- De,
mocra,s, either Of whom would do honor to me
cornty. The writer is convinced, that ono ofIhe
prominent ca nddates already announced (l mean
PoindeYler) would give way, iahef than wing
should step in; and il is to be hoped thai Ander-
son would follow his example. Of this, the wri-
Ter is moi certain If any Of The candidates re-
fuse 10 give way, the people will have 10 lake The
mater in their own hands. Would il mol be
pity for the old Democratic county OF Louisa 10
tc represented BY Whigl Yea, il would be
shame. Such thing should not exist. The conn-
" has been ably represented for The laslIwo years
ty our Distinguished fellow citizen, James L.
Gordon understand he will not be oandi-
date for another term; yet that The county will
stand up 10 her principles, and elect The man hest
qualified 10 1.-The Office, is The sincere wish oflhe
writer a WI Eli
Louisa, December % 1Si5.
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N,> native Of Virginia, formerly y
4 No w 80 ,uu,rr Class of Hamilton l.its rary
\ T'N' Institute New York, offers his services
sal levin, wear lie proposes 10 give IN
'u lie branches commonly ,aas sS Cree. cur fS am
n,n ,sh"'',' ~ u,,h.ma,ies Address-R. III. Land,
;" '.,-.,',,u. Su.seA codd'y, Nhsihsd'
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! rnc nrrlrEps nr rnE GaTH REGlMENr

To THE OFFICERS OF THE 9th REGIMENT.
/; HAVE rrcriyci orders from the COMMANDMENTS
rai-f Ia organize a aev Regiment cut OF thu ~ u
p.,n,ni 10 t.- bounded ~ Dan River. All The ON.
IT a4ch-d 10 the 6q,h Regiment, lying South OF Dan
Ra-f, are required 10 assemble al Black Walnut, IN
II max cnunty on th- Saturday before the 18th M1niaV
il February ls;6 for the purpose Of elrrtng Field ON
-, An The said Officers VII appear in uniform, and
re Ter their commissions on that dly, that new COM
a,.,,o,,. nav :ssue inr the I72d Regiment.
ELISHA RARKSDALE, Jr,
p,c 23-ctt Co ouel Of the 6gih Regiment.
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REMAINDER cfHc Dictate on % Page.J

The schr Eagle, Dyer, - days from Barracoa,
brings report that a British brig OF war rad
been taken possession ofby her crew and The off,
GERS murdered; and lha, she had commenced rob-
bng msrchan. vessels.
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NOTICE;

n;,.r,o-, of ,he Western Asylum will,
T6E Gsa, ~. ~ SATURDAY in January next, proceed to
81 Nau"n Tor sid Asl-saar sSn" Rei az" Of
,5S' uin board in the na''"" Dd hssiea.''S o
Saallneat''" eau y FRANCIS I STRlBLlNG,
phy.,cnn and Superintendent.
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MA EC,IESTEp

TIE Town "f Manchester, directly opposite the city
l Il Richmond by recent purchase, having Obtain
~ Undivided control of one half of James River, hor
ttnh The rotu and fhuS secured .n extensive ana
yllalh- WATER POWER, is prepared 10 make leases
{ the SAME on favorable terms. Applications NAV be-
itr 70 Samr A. Patterson, President OF the Board o
Trustees IL The Town. Dec. 23-cw!n
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yo PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
,vr nbsrri-r has for sale large qudatfy "i heavy
g-,.r,s and Sa,linrs, manufactured expressly Tor
e.mman us- aud servants wear-n contains IL ounces
II wonl prr vlfd, double warp and hard twisted war
-,ss 49,, IL ,r surpassed for durability Any enquiry
,..,+,pc IL. tstered 10 Milton, NJ, will be promptly
,r.,,.J - J. y. BARRETT.
u,,,nr. sept 10. lsiS-r'f
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NOTICE

TN pursuance of the provisions Of deed Of Trust,
executed 10 us by CHARLES q. Moss, on the 10Th No.
vemher, 1899 and duly admitted 10 record by Essex
County Court, shall, the 10th day of February.
1916, the fair day thereafter, should The lOth
he unit, the premises offer at public auction. for
cash all the right ttIe interest and estate Of the said
Charles q. Mess In Tract Of Land in the county Of
EsseS called Pigeon Hill, late the property of William
Fisher, deceased.
The Of the said e. B. Moss is that which he
acquired by virne of his marriage with Ann L. the WI
dow OF the said VIM Fisher, and Is that which was
signed 10 her dover in the laid tract of land II in
cudrs the dwelling house, new, and built Of brick,
kitchen, stables, gardens and orchards.
The situation is high, and commanding full view Of
the village Of Experimentation one and a half
miles dlstant-as well the river, and large tract Of
country. JOHN A. PARKER, T,uo,..s
Dec l2-ctds w. A. WRIGHT, ( ilus'eeS.
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VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE
HINDER the authority OF Deed Of THUS. from the
~ late Benjamin Harrison Of Berkeley, IN Charles
city County and of decree of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery iH Charles City County,
render. the Goth May. l-4,. suit therein depend
in. he,wern the President Directors and Company of
the Bank of Vir.inl, plaintiffs and Mary w HARRISON
eNecutx Of Benz amin Harrison and Others, dee danl.
the undersigned trustees in The said deed and commits
appointed by the said decree, will on Wednes-
day. the 3lst u December next If fair, If not the next
fair DAY thereafter Berkeley aforesaid in the county
OF Charles Cy sell NJ public auction, for ready money,
about thirty slaves, many of which said To be young
and valuable.
AZ time and place aforesaid, the undersigned, I'M
der the authority aforesaid will expose Ia sale, OF public
auction Tract OF Forest Land containing Pas acres, ~
ing said county, not far from Berkeley The terms Of
this sale are, fourth Of The purchase money pay
able in cash, and the other three fourhs payable in
moietes one Of them year, and the other two years
from day Of sale and bonds with approved security
given for them and the title TO lie retained security
for the bonds.
RICHARD ANDERSON, Trustees and
ROBERT SrANARD, Commissioners.
No, A rS,crds
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons having claims against the Estate of Da-
y met Perkins deceased, hereby required 10 pre-
them rue, Tor djustment, according tol law, with
2 ~o months from this date, or This advertisement
VII 81 plead in bar of their payment after that time
Al persons indebted 10 the said Estate requested To
a4sr Immediate payment.
WILLIAM II. BELL,
Administrator with the will annexed,
Of Daniel Perkins, deceased.
lOu.a e. H.. Dec. II, l5I5-c2m
TT The VIII. viii copy, in country paper, for two
nanth- and charge the Administrator.
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WILLIAM BURWEIL SNi II,
& iTIOHNEi q -
WILL attend lh- sevefI n ."u
W LA, I.uueuburr and Dn"'ddie.
-Not,oWay Court-house.
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VEST VIEW SCHOOL

THIS School, which is in Dr. George aason's family
Il will he re-opened by Mrs Jones and Miss Randolph
the first day of February next The terms as here
iofore, viz
Board, for 10 months, 500 90
English Tuition, for 10 months, - 90
French, 3" 10 90
Music, I" g 40 90
Persons wishing pupils by letter will please
address DR. Mason, Mrs. " A. Jones, Stoney Mount
r. . Brunswick county Va. Dec. 9-cl0t
or The Petersburg Integencer and Republican
will publish the above twice week for FIVE successive
weeks and charge Dr. G. Mason.
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HINTON HIGH SCHOOL

HINTON HIGH SCHOOL.
THE exercises of This School will be resumed on the
i 18th January, 1876, and will close the 18th De.
crmber following, with vacation Of six weeks some
time in Summer.
In this School will be- taught all subjects preparatory
College, aud full Of Mathematics and Ian
guoces, with other subjects far practicable in
Academy, TO young men not intending 10 finish their
eduea ion College.
Tuition and BOARD, not including candles, sloo half
payable in advance. JNO. Z. BLACKWELL.
Hinton Hill, Lunenburg, Dec. 3, lsi5.-c5t'
MRS. SOUTHGATE'S SEMINARY,
ITOR YOUNG LADIES, will again 20 into operation
Il the 18th Of January, 1916. The course Of nS,iuc
ton will be thorough, embracing all the branches Of
plite English Education, French, Music, Drawing and
Painting and Ornamental Needle Work.
The scholastic term will consist of ten months, and
pupils will be received at any time during the Term, but
without explicit understanding, will be expected to
remain the " hole time after entrance.
Particular attention shall be paid 10 the health and
comfort Of the young ladies, and unwrard care taken
10 improve their morals. Three teachers will be daily
engaged in advancing their intellectual altainncnts
TERMS
Board, for the Term, $40
Lodging and Lights, 9
Tuition in English branches, ~
Music, .'O
FRENCH ~
Drawing and Painting. 10
Ornamental Needle Work, ,
Locust Cottage, King Queen CO., Stevensrille z. o.
lice Is lS15.-ciaf5t
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RNEIS AT L A w
;, IL G0DDE * L. Il. CORNll n

p,,,a,lvef Tus,aia mar of s.. Inns, hsS"ar')
,,-lll srcuI promptly "a any professional na,'"s e.,
w ans where in the state Of Missouri, pi'Niueu "e
snonnt be i've hundred dollafs or more.
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NEGROES For HIRE

iht undersigned. Is Administrator of Joseph Shell
ION deceased WILL on the LIST day Of January next,
,H'n mol, !e fair day thereafter. at Sheliun's
1'al> N TIE rnunty of Louisa proceed I" hire, for
W year !-ij tie slaves belonging I" said Estate, o~
AZ chiffr. They amount 10 a''ont sixty III number,
~ Con, = II men, women, BOYS and girls.
IERMS.-Bnnds with satisfactory security, Will he
ftlini previous To 4 delivery Of the property.
" :. FOWLER, Administrators.
Lqsa Dec To- lSi5.-cwtd
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We, whose names are hereto appended, have for
many wears hirrd hands 70 the Midlothian Company
and believe the facts stated IN. foregoing advertise
mrnt are irue Cur transactions with the Company
have always he-n most satisfactory. The ComPan, :
soiv-ncy aud pr"mpttudr IN fulfilling iis engagements,
we regard n unqirstionahlc
n. HANCOCK, :. c,s,,.,e.,J
JAS. McTTRE, "
THOMAS F0RSEE, r p.h.,,n
JNn. {. PORTER,
NICHOLAS WILLS, e p;.hmond
THOMAS COWLES, y -,
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l. + w Is HILL,

!. oskl,LECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT
4 n liz ~ by Mr.. WILLIAM GOULDIN, continues
I'd Country " s''e' a"u collect Claims IN The city
Ise ,.--ove, colqunrs Saddle Store Main street.
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WILLIAM n, BELL,
SALE OF NEGROES.

Wilde sold N southampton county, At TIE late resi-
ten'e Of Col Clements Rochelle, on the ID day Of
nlars next, about o:y fifty likely Negroes, by the
u-c.g-ctis EXECUTOR.
" Richmond Wing. Petersburg Intr.l,gencer and
S-sGsl'can, and Norfolk Herald and New Era, will
tol!, AID forward bills 10 enquirer Office.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.
THE next session will begin January lst, and close
= July 3ist. Arrangements now being made by
inc Trustees conduct the classes through the ordna
" collegiate course. The Faculty will consist of
Science.
Mr. George Frederick Holmes, Professor. Ancient
Languages.
- - Professor Mathematics and Natural
Science.
Mr. Charles Cooke Tutor.
TERMS for seven months BOARD s!6; Room Rent
and ieddnS 81 So Tuition So4 So
Every reasonable effort will be- made 10 promote The
welfare of The pupils and render the College worthy
Of the support Of discerning public
As the scale Of operations has been materially
iarsed, without advance in the charges the Trustees
look with confidence for an increase of patronage.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
An able Professor has been appointed 10 this Chair
bull his name withheld, until his acceptance 10 certain.
Should he decline, however, the place will be speedily
filled. Dec. 23-eil
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
MILIINFHY.

NE RS WADE would respectfully invite the aI
lVE ienlion al the Iodi' Ia her secoud sIock at
Winner Millinery. jusi received. from ono 81 the
most fashionable French Houses IN New York.
Her goods nre Uf the hesI quality we'll selected
and OF The very latest styles, aud consist in part of
The following articles. Ladies' Boaneis. Cars Head
dresses and B'rdp.s; Bonnet and Cap Rthhuns
French flewers. Plumes. Fancy Nets Velvc,s.
Silks aud StiIns. Silk and Wash Blends Silk and
Lise Laces and Edungs; Srees Trimmings and
severn other Trimmings nsd Notions too numerous
To mention. The above goods will he sold 25 pei
cent cheaper Than any oI The same kind This side OF
the Ninnniaius.
b. Lcghorn mud Straw Bonneis cleaned steel
pressed. and done up in the best style aud al shnr
nolic". MRS a WADE
nov IL Corner FsutIh q IIni.p So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
NJ. & r. SWEENEY.

III AVE just received and oprneo 90 packages
II FINE CHINA snd QUEENSWARF.
Ameng other articles they have
Fine Gold hand Chm Tea Sets from 81 Ia ! 90 pa
Rich Gill aud Fancy do do
Do 90 extra fine do
cy Inks. Baskets Nc. in great vaue'y.
The Ladies' a'e invited 10 call and examine
these, m they surp9ss may thing uf tho kitd ever
before brought To this country aud worth seeing
Rich Gill and embossed Fruit ,skeis laced & high
White China do do H.,
Gin and plain Cumrniiers. Cnsserullcs. Turrcens,
Boats AMI San!,; Tea Pots. Sugars and & cams
Tea and Coffee Cups and Saucer<. Plates. &c, nu'ed
plain nnd fancy Styles, IN sets pieces 70
toners
In common wnre We have Li"errool Dishes aud
Plates u all sizes Teas md CofleeS Ten aud Coffee
Pots Sugars and Green's, &c. of various colors
printed. Flowing blue and Fancy Toilet Sets; c"n.
mon edged Plates. Dishes. Teas &c, See, Win eve
~ other article usually kept the most extensive
establishments ia The country, aud VII Oh the public
need only call ard price la he satisfied that we sell
lower Than they can he purchase elsewhere. We
nave on hnnd aud are constantly manufacturing
Cut and PLAIN Hall Lamps. Lanterns. Tumhlers
Dishes. &c; which together with orr stock of
Qneepsware, we invite the ienlion Di pure hasors.
ether wholesale or retail. Warehouses Nos aud
y Monroe ST Wheeling. Va nov .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
JOHN X BOTsFORD,

NO %, WATER ST. WHEELING.
HAAS just received from he East yety
III large col general assortment OF LiouoRs,
SCARS, ToBAcco, GRocEaIEs, sc, among which
are
Q halt pipes seigneti s. Dupeey's ilh proof
BRANDY;
or cask old Hennessey do;
half pipe Holland Gin, fayofite brand;
Or cask Port Wine, superior qualify;
ar do Madeira do, do do;
s coz Muscal Wines;
5 do CIaret do first quality;
5 DO Cherry Cognac, superior qualiiy
8 do Lemon Syrup;
2 do West India Pepper Sauce;
5000 Regalia SegafS;
20n0 Imperial CaZadorcs DO;
5000 Principe do, lsl, % aHd 81 qualities;
A large quanuty # half Spanish and Com
mon do;
20 gross Golshs Matches;
TOBACCO. large and general aSsortmen
OF the most iagOiiie brands;
Mrs Millef's foe cot Tobacco;
SOAP Every description and quality, manu-
locuIed by + Hyde & Sons Baltimore
20 drums Figs;
Several boxes Pine Apple Cheese;
Togethef with kenefal assortment Of Gro
ceries ell OF the vefY best qualify, which wi
be sold as low as they can be bad west Of 20
mountains. ten ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
VARIETY STORE.
EN- EHO IE d. d R IL

WHEELING. VA.
A RE NOW OPENING Il splendid Variety Of
IA GOODS. such as have mol been before ionnd
in This market.
Their stock comprises every species Of GOODS IN
The Variety line, from the smalleis toys The lar
gesi and most valuable domestic articles.
They prepared 10 supp'y PEDLARS and
COUNTRY STORES with all goods m their line
ut lower prices than they have ever before been
had West OF The Mountains
BRASS CLOCKS.
A large and splendid assortment Tor snle whole.
sale or retail nj manu- faciurCrs' prices.
The public will make money by calling and e1'
aiming goods and prices.
scp26 ELLIOTT & ORR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

NOR SALE.-The Farm at The mouth IL
f. Cleans Run IN Ohm county, Ntciuin. em-
niG'ing about $50 acres. formerly the properly of
Josiah Chnpline deceased and adjoining lands OF
he heirs OF Farmer and others II lies imm.t'i-
iley ON the bank Of the Ohio river, within Tour
niles of Wheeling, has IT number of first rate
;oai banks within u few rods oi The river. aud IL
veil stored with limestone, Together with several
cood quarres Of first rate sand stone. There ~ go
40 acres of river bolton. and the iosdHe Is reh
me store hill land.
IL Will be suld on a reasonable credI, md logo
iher in separate parcels purchasers may prefer
For further particulars call on The sub crber IN
Wheeling, T. JACOB. f.r
oct II NM REYNOIIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

ri INOR SALE,-My farm situate The Hill.
n within mile Oi Wheeling. containing over
five hundred acres with more than iwn hundred
acres under fence and IN good condition. II will
DIVIDE with advantage inn .cvcrn tracts; hu, to
sui purchasers will seII II together OF in parrelS,
and on liberal credit, 4 JACOB.
sep l3 II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
WASHINGTON HALL,
MARKET STREET. sTEUBENvItLE, OHIO,
JOHN IR ONS PrOprirtor

~ nv IL On y, proprietor.
n Mis- establishment has been lnken hy The uns
4 dersened. who respect inily bcgs leave Ia
Inform hrs friends aud the public generally that it
has heeu refiued aud furnished in style not sur
passed toy any house IN this place. and at ens equal
10 Any "a The Wosl.
Washington Hall is located in the business part
Of The iow n. Market Street. nearly opposite tie
Couu House and public buildings. and " iihin u
few stcps OF The Market The situation is the most
elevated Of any ruhlic house In he City. cummah-
ding a view Of tie River iot several milcs above
and below.
An OMNIBUS and SERVANTS will NJ MI times
he M readiness Ia convey passengers ard their bag
gsge IN and from Inc steamboat landings
Every arcomm odatou which The public have
right - eSpect may now ne mad al The Hall. on
iefms NJ reasonable A. offered by any niher good
house m Seubcnvic. Asihe proprietor Will spnrc
uu pains ~ expeuso 10 render general satisfaction.
hs. Wh his long experience IN the hnsiness. v III
make ~ The interest Of lhOse who come tbs way
io 'rire him n coH' JNO IRONS
doe n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
COLUMBUS, (oA COM
ptNS

.fTENCY FOX UWEELING q,
ii X LIST. Al Shriger & Sieilc'S Warehouse,
Wa'tr street.
'ENHEY will lekc risks on HuilGingS OF al
u kinds:
Steamboats, and CargocS, Factories, Mills
keelboot>, Flathort> and CorgoeS Sc, against
loss OF damage 10y fire, or The dangers and peri'S
OF The seas, lakes or MYERS, on very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agenrS arc author zed tn make the !ol
lowing Terms with their customers:
Any person lnSuiiBg single risk by which
no loss 10 the company i sustained, shall re,
ceiye a return on application 10 the agent, OF
ID per cent on the amount paid. On nett gross
premiums paid each year, amounting to $500
or aver, IL per ce"t on Do; amounting to
81 COO OF over, 3 per ceOi. ian %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
GOODS An COSg
ALI. PERSONS

H NO WING THEMSELVES INDEBTED TO
EVA THE SUBSCRIBER will please Cali. and
SETTLE Mer octoWniS. II is my inteniiun 10
leave this plnce IN the spring aud n accounts not
settled nv THE FIRST or MARCH. will he
Placed m The hands II AN OFFICER FOR
COLLECTION. NV STOCK from ihis date will ~,
SOLD OFF AT COST, FOR CASH ONLY.
nov ~ @ BOON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
SPLENDID NEW STYLES or
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS!

SPLENDID NEW STYLES or
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS!
HtEORGE MMURRAY would respectfully
". cali the attention 81 his city customers 10 "a
splendid stock of Fashionable DRY GOODS. now
opening, and for the sake Of brovy would enume-
rave a few, viz
FOR GENTLEMEN
Englsh and French super black cloths; do Gas
simeres Black aud Fancy c'lorsi Cassinrre. Toile>
neil aud Mcrino Vesiings. with all kinds oi Taors
Trimmings
FOR THE LADIES.
Coriennes. n magnificent new article Tor Ladies'
dress; New style Mouslin de Lame do do; CASH
nero De Ecosse beautiful patterns; Rep do d do
de- Imperial rich Guides aud Tassel cod for dres-
ses; Splendid Buttons wIh variegned Gimps do d.;
a new article OF La Polka; lnseuings very superior;
Rich Bonnet Ribbons entirely new; JafIa,n Edge;
Blk aud fancy cold plain. fg'd and hau'd AIpacas;
Super Silk Warp do; Cohurgh cloth; BDbbin ond
| Thread Edsings; new style Enrsinn, FTcnrh nnd
| Manchester Gnghnms; Striped TarleIon and barrd
Muslms; Black and blue Black Mrrino Yarn for
Ladies Hose with general stock Of Prints ChIniz's
! &c.
! ALSO-Exira super Gunpowder. Imperial aud
/ Puwshong Teast RIO aud Baguyra COFFEE.
/ 1000 LBS 1T Cotton Yarns. Coverei Yarns
I carpet chain. white and all conrs; Tor sale exceed
ingly low by GEORGE MMURRAY.
oct BIN Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

>RUSlEES SALE--Pursuani to a deed OF
J. Trust from Juhu GichrisI 10 me. dated Tho
1th day oi Mnrch ! Sl3. aud now Of frrord ~ the,
Clerk office oi The County Conu nj OHIO county
IN deed Book NJ 26, pnce 1872 shalt on SAT
URDAY. TIE 'fWENrlE1 IL DAY or DECHM-
BIER 1915, at The IIp. door az the cont bnuse of
OH" county. pfocrsd Ia sell At pubic auction ~
HE highest bidder. LIT n" $50 one hundred md
e'gh'y seven, sinsie al tnc oi JOHN Ind SIKH
siiees. ia thai pati Of The CITY al Wheeling called
East Wheeling. also Lot M (g9l ninety nine IN
Ensi Wheeling on the ouh side al Clay street, b.
tween SIKH aud seventh streets, ur suficirncy ~
-aisly The pnrp,sc. ol the SAID trust
Terms q! sale CASH
nov % EDW'D II FrTZUUGU Tmsiee a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

n TT ~ 30 KNOWN bp a ~ ADAMS has
q 4 rcrd he New York aud Paris Fashions Tor
tiu add Winner Of 1915 aud 6 snd also small
l't OF ta'simefes and NesiinRs Which vii he made
up o. order ir The lusl Fash 'ous Thnso who wan
fashionable Clohss hgd byiisf ave hnn a call.
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