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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11
y CASKS Madden
so Bags Pepper

= CASKS Madden
so Bags Pepper
30 do PImentos
Is Bills Alum
30 boxes Bunch Raisins
bales ) y Almonds
2 cases birthstone
cask Blue Vitriol
2barrels loves
200 Mats Cassia
20 boxes Ch oc0late
Cask Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels Camwood
30 do Clipped lockwood
barrel Cream Tanar
8 barrels Ground Ginger
ceroons Indigo
cask Lamp Black
Q cases Liquo.Ice Ball
% kegs Mustard
liz barrel Nutmegs
so arIels Loaf Sugars.
All just re ceived and 70. sale ~
~ 10 tRANGT,E e RATTEYS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11
NEW BOOK BINDERY.

TUSHE subscriber would inform
N his friends aud the public gen
orally; Iha, he has opened. a Bndc'
~ on Main street, one do"r north
Of Dorsey's Loliery office. and Is
prepared TO dc Binding u, the short
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11
CArSl CARS CAPSl

- AVERY, has Just received the largest AM
~ best assortment u Fur aud Cloth Cars that
hes been brought Ia this market. "t all pualI'
iic. and prices, from l24 cents To IL DOLLARS, con
sI,iiTg rs iul"ws
Super O,icr Fnr Caps Snper Seal Fur Caps
D. Nuiria Fur dp Du Musk Fur 10
Dn Cloth cap Fur rimcd. Super Cloth Cap>
Fashionable Silk Glazed Gaps, Fnshi"nnhr Purple
Red AID Back Plush Caps; Youh- aud Chdren''
caps grcar variety. all al Which vii he sold cheap
Cali nud see, at No 10 Muur,e street.
sep 10 : AVERY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11
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CAUTION TO ALL

CAUTION TO ALL,
Ell ALL THE WORLD FAKE NOTICE,
AND BE { AREFUL NOT TO BUY THE
(SHGAR COATED)IMPROVED INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY BOX
has on II the WRITTEN signature oil The orr,
gindl inventor aud patcntee,
G. BENJAMIN SMITH, NJ ID
These pleasant ri is possess powets 10 open
Alt the natural dtainS OF the Sy>ifm-viZ The
Lungs, KIDNE Us, SKIN d. BOWELS-
hItheuO UNHNOwN ~ The practice OF medicine;
AMI 81 complete has been heir uiumPh over
all other H.edicineS that many have been led
10 suppose they con ain some powerful mineral;
but upOn examination by DTs Chiffon, RaD>
dOipb, Huntington and others, this supposilion
Is az once proved so be gIoundlfss.
Sold IN New York, at the principal Office,
10 Greenwich street, also by Rush'OB & Co,
Broadway. corner o. lith street..
Pamphlets 10 be had OF dzcnis grams.
B.-PersOnS viii also notice On the TOP :
bel an engraved Indian fgure, crOSS ed wi'h fine
ed mint.
The genuine NAV also be BOUGHT with sa ity
al d. GuIon's, corner 81 d wely and Grand
Slreei, aud Mrs Hays, 1879 Fulton street, Brock.
lyn, and at respectable stores Throughout the
United States.
SUGAR COATED PILLS vs. DISEASE.
MORE EVIDENCE.
HER hill, OF the firm of Girlcy e. Hill
IVR 100 Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
Indian Vegeiatle Pills are superior to any he
has ever taken HIS wife has found them de
Ii. hltul and cflicaoi Ous.
Miss ID uGLAsS, corner Walker and Ludlow
St;eols, has been cured ri pain IN the head.
dimness Of siyht, and dizziness VI long stand
ing, by Them Pills.
Mas SIMoNs, OF 90 Henry stree; cured OF
pSin> and cramps 81 eighi years Standing.
NR ATKINS, of 2G3 Greenwich street, cured
OF tg,pcpSia, Of Scvrn years standing.
Mn CRLocR'S daugbisr 3 STAPLE street, cur
ed OF Worms ~ their worst form.
REg Mn RUENETr, " Bfooklyn, cured OF bill
Iou. complaints, weakness, &c.
We need not add more. Evidence crowds
uT on rs from w quarters No Pills ever before
accompliShedSo mo, ,wnh 50 lilne trouble and
di.agfrcablcness, q, d Smiths Sugar Cualed)
Improved Indian Vegetable Pills Sold al
Guion'. corner Bbwety ani Grand SIS, Phrip',
corocr Of Bcel,man and William strceiS; Eve.
rerls o. HID on 80; Mrs Hays lag Fulton n
BIO, kyu; and 2D3 Greenwich street Exlmin,
the label ork ior DR. SMiTn's written sigma
iufe 90 Is ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11
NEW AND CHEAP
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Main street, ,ceSt side. a Ceie doors Jclow Mar
Ret AHcy.
ROOFS SHOES ND L LEATHER

1idin sirtet, troSt side. q Jcir doors 6etow Mar
Ret Alley.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER.
3 CONNOLLY n Suns, would respectfully
80 inform their fsirn,s aud the public generally
thu, they are now receiving large aud well selec.
ted stock oi Bnois and Shoes at every itiion
and quality, whi' they prepared tn sel as low NJ
they eau he had ia The ciIy. Their stock consists
"a part ioows
300 pairs Menssloui Ca'fBoois
300 do do Kip do
$50 do Ugh, Calf do
200 do do Murucco ois
300 do Thick Kip Broraus
lOO do Cali do
200 do Seal and Morocco Brogons
rs do Lasting CATERS
300 do Seal and Nioroccn NulliGtrs
300 pairs WUmcns Morocco Lncc Boots
700 do Calf d" do
100 do Kip do do
300 pairs Ladies KID Slippers
300 PAIRS Misses do Spring Slippers
800 do Seal and KID Busk,ns
| 100 do KID Anklc-Tics
$50 do Half Guiirrs
| 10 pairs I.,dics' rnlored Slippers
1000 do Chidren's shoes different Qualities
400 do Youths grained >hoes
$50 do do Calf do
100 do Ladies' Cater Boots
| 100 do do Walking shoes and Busklns
200 do do Pccgcd Morocco Buskins
Together with great many different qualities
too numerous Ia meniinni Also n good assprimen
OF hest Baltimore Spanish. Red and Country Sol,
- fe1ikSI. lew Il, zrns heel Boot Murocco, NIGGA
~ft 9pd French Morocco skins; striped bind,
tuJgss 4y!fSiic-Naiis aud Carpet Bug,. superio
qndlny. SaNltsps u call. may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

CuANCERY SALE.

LOTS IN WHEELING AND
BOGGS FARMLAND IN MARSHALL
COUNTY. &C, &C.
UArRSUANT To the j,ni DEGREES made by tho
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chance.y
if Ohio County. Virginia. on The 18th day oi June.
lsi4 and 26.h day oil May. lSi5, IN The suits IN
Chauccfy: =
Between the General Insurance Company cf
Mayloud complainant.
aud 80.
Mary NJ $ Zane. Administrative oi Lbenezef zane
deceased, Alexander III Chaplne executor OF Mos.
90 " Chaplimc The said Alexander, Josiah w
Pomeroy aud Mary Ann his wife. and others, aJen'
ddTttS:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11
READY MADE CLOTHING.

Ia regard lv this Dfdncn ui TIE business ! must
lNnst. am Tailor by profession, have worked
li the ralc fOt iliceh years. Therefore ain able
and do cui my own clo,h,ng. and make them up
IN neaier and cheaper st, L. than any other esiab-
bshmcni ~ the CITY. II is useless for Those that
cnns on The business aud i,l iailors ih.ms @.
20 aiiemp, compcirion OF Ready Made Clvihi ne
\ have a large assortment. G,lluws
Black. Blue. Blown. Olive aud Invisible Green
lfrocs aud Dress coats; Beaver cloth Box and Over.
coats; Pilo cloth Over coats. Mackinnw Md Trnu-
lraduur Blanket do D. re do clssinvtt Il (,
Trwccds do; Trans do, OF all SIZES
have on hand an excellent assortment of plain
rtnJ ia,cy Cashmere Pants, black aud blue cloth
lPanis incih-s very desirable article; and an, aunu
ii'y oi cassilct Pans al all sizes aud prices Jean,
aud Tweed PANS III NH s,zcs and prices.
/ FIVE hundred Vests. eiubtpclg every style and
DUALITY. sstcSs,
Shirts, Wrnrpcts Drnwers, rollats. Bps ms. Stocks
Gl"vc'. Fine aud Fancy SILK eud Sanf Stsstis Sill
ldk's vt allcolors nj qualities together With m Era
hh'r articles usually found Ia cloIhiug stores,
\ la conclusion. my old customers aud the public
Generally are invited t ooH and Examine my stock
la consorninH tor ,he Lb,Iai pnIrrnnge heretofore
xicndcd Ia me. ! have pur' hosed L1rc.r SfoeJ
nd Her them al CHEAPER RATES than have eve
lunc before
Rccollecl ihe cheap cash clothing store of
RICE.
oct corner oi Main & Munr,e Sis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

ECEIvED from New York. Ph,la Q phin and
II Bsl,impre. n large aud general assortment,
OF Grocer es, hich will lie i.f'sed 81 On ne most
favorable terms. consisting in part Of the folio "'ng;
800 sacks prime Rio CUfice
so bags Java do
so do Alspice and Pepper
so bIls Loaf Sugar
sou boxes Tn Plate 4 cruss
. do double cross
$500 Broz,,r's md sheeiing Copper
1000 lbs Banra Tin
rs chests II Tea
50 caii,s Gunpowdet and Imperial Tea
100 hhds N o Sugar
$50 brls do Molasscs
QUO kegs Nails assorted sizes
5000 lbs Cation faras assorted a 10
so boxes Raisns
so boxes Cavendish Tobacco. assorted 5 6 -
Ii I6 and pound Jumps
so kegs 6 Twist Kentucky
100 dog B Buckets
5000 lbs Cheese
aug FLEMING & HUN FER.
X. EOtF'S TONIC AND ANTl-DYSPEP-
~ TIC PILLS This Medicine has been
knotn 10 the public for The last twenty years, and
has obtained considerable celebrity ms n remedy for
Dyspepsia. Experience has shown these Pills Ia
he the best family Medicine that can he used
They opetute gently As a pdiga,ive ptodhcng nci-
,het sickness nor debility. They can he used nj al
times by persons Of all ages without regard TO diet
drink, br eipasure To Wet ard cold.
| As an Anti bilious medicine. every person nsinl
them will soon become satisfied Of their superior
efficacy There has been issi.d pamphlet. e.
be had of the Agenlsl ia which rs set forth more
fully the nature and operation Of the medicine, to
geIher with some Of the diseases in which II u
most applicable.
| The prpprieiors have been compelled 10 alter Tho
form OF the wrappers enclosing their Pills. Owing
In The manv counterfei,s that have been distributed
| All persons purchasing are requested In he wei
satisfied they are genuine Far sale by PRYOR q
PAUL.. Druggists. Wheeling, Va. Gen raj Agents
| for the Proprictors. WIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

USF RECEIVED and for sale very low n,
a. PRYOR PAUL.. Whoiesak D,Dog;,J,
l6l Market Street, WDEt LING.
40 Bfls Whining
casks Fresh Chomomile Flowers
cases India Rhnbarb Root PRIME
30 gross Superior Backing
cases small Sicily Lqoori,o
25 boxes Ground Mustard ~ cans
~ 60 Pepper
10 do Cinnamon
do Cloves
do Rice
2OC kegs White Lead
2 coshs Sup Wine Clue
800 Percussion Cans
boxes Castle S,ap old and d,v
~ buskeis Fresh Olive OH
5hrls Refined enmphof
. do cream ri Tartar
j case Chinese Yermilion
bales India Sienna
20 boxes Dhlicn's SOAPS in fakts a6d bars
! cask Nutmegs
30 Lbs Engli.h cslomrl
40 do American do ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11
ROPES. ROPEs

-.,,,. NWFI1Ni NUPINs
IHF subscriber has removed his CorJ,go
store, 10 'he stand fDrmsrly cccnnied h.
parg " 'iogc as Hat Store. davInpa LARGO
'i"ck on b1nd NJ Rores Fed Cords and Twirce
VI every description. which will be sold low t,,
'nsh or bf'i,rct Tor Bcrswax. Ginseng or EI,v
Fc'd ~ c1sh rfi"cs. The public are rcspcc,fpi
" requested u give him ~ cali bcf,yo ,,,,cb,..
iGg elsewhere. CHARLIE ~ utUD 5'S-
avg TX Heed Of Wotcr street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11
TIED STATES TEL,
WATER STREET
YIIEELING VI

TO SADDLERS & CARRIAGE MAKERS
n HAVE just received large assortment Of
n Sheep Skirs suitable iof Pad Skins. which will
be sold low for cash Buck Harness Leaf her, also
constantly ou hand
ALSO $50 yards plain and fg'd India Rnbber
carriage tloh very superior article for carriage
covers On assortment also Of India Rubber eartage
aprons; Just received and fof sele by
oci SAML M'CLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11
DHAFN ESS CURED,
SCARpAtS

COMPOUND KREOSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
FOR the cure Of DEAFNESS, pains AMI he
discharge Of matter irsm 'he ears; also oil
those disagrceahic npises. lke the buI24ug ~
insccts ialhH2 Of water, whLZing Of steam, 4
DC, which are symptoms Of approaching d' al.
ness. and also generally attoud1nt with The iis.
ease. FOy sails ny OR J CRUMB ECKER,
No ~. Nam ST Sole Agent
THIS medicine " highly recommend DEL aud M.
norOus certificates are given, ~ very rcspcct.
able persons, of tho many astonishing crfes
'h'ch " mas itTiofmct nov 20
y UST X CEivED nnI nov opening. eencrai
~ as'onmcutot Day GpoIs. Croccfies.& q iccns-
vars ui tvcr ,nucy. Ali kinds 81 (.olds ni
NE ~ ~ arprv-I n,d f1.hi.nphlr s,ie. as luy, a.
,,h'y can be .old 10 30, Uuon. Gr cs.b aI,pmyed
P,olucc n ,rgtNNiC
may No T76 Market squarc
'S.1 CFEOH EE9O.2 ORMS.
IENlE Subscriber having i,lrn the Iron Wo,a.
- gcncml' hno"n rs he Wh.cirr R,Il,n, Mil
WUnld "srtuiih iutfm lls 'tc,nls aud the ouni,c
e'rc".y. 'h"I Voc hrs hufouqhIy repaired lhe
", fks aid ~ no" pteIard fn fr,o.b
ZION AsD NAILS.
NJ n'l The 30 cents Iz.a A." AMERICAN ans.
TER md STRING sTEEL If qualify eou,I f., ,,,,
made ~ pu.tlrsr ~ ile We..: an If which NJ,
wrii sell a' Prshutrl' prices nut on liberal f,r,s
wAEt HCTsE 30. % MONROE ST
S. sTlruENS.
W',cirr srr1l lsIj
~ Won slCKIEs esd.r,c'e l,- .,,, io,,
~ mFy 81 SIR var s. sTLLLE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11
WHEELING. VA

suitable for Winter Wear; large stock &c Orleans
10TH. FLANNELs 81 all sorts; ALrACAs figured
nd PLAIN; CRAZE aWi MggiN D'Ec,-sr. CAL,coES
iNusLiNs az ii >af"us "ihe' a.iiccs of Ladies' wear
TAiLOR'S TRIMMINGS. n large assortment
All ot The abrve Guods will sell wholesale g,
ciatl make m Order in the latest Fteu,h sty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-04
JEREMIAH MORTON. ESQ.

This gentlenan's second address the People Of the
9th Congressional District will appear having
been received too late yesterday for this days Wing.
That gentleman pleased indulge himself in very
founded complaints our throwing the power oi this
Press between him and the Wing party, before his first ad
dress reached them" And that Mr.. Pendeions address
Issued before his own What the factsl We
frsi published as received it, Mr.. MS Card
nouncing himself candidate Then Mr.. PendIe.
tons Card which promptly pubished then Mr.. Nor
tons first address which promptly published Mr.
Pendetons, but which did reach the District
after publication Mr. P because tho County edition
when it published in the Daily
What more could do What just ground OF com.
plant has Mr.. Morton Nay had declined pub.
fishing his address entirely, not aware that he
could have had any Of complaint, since pre-
have the discretion Of rejecting publishing what
please But instead OF taking this course, and in pur
OF rule from which deviate. publish
both sides, and the eares, practicable
yielded to his application Thus We shall do. too.
again, in respect Mr.. Mortons second address.
The truth is that gentleman is rated because
cised ehul liberty Of commenting his extraordi
nary and (as think m unusiiable in hnzardng
loss Of the strongest Wing district in Virginia crafty
his ambitious asprstions-in appealing in effect to his
and lasI to beat the Wings Tor his own
ito. " = -, s,aking all the OF
the Wing party bow 10 the immediate ANNEXATION o. Tex
where he is fortunate enough hold territorial posses
sons. This what irritses him. aud he will scarcely
deny that it is
To the majority of men, Mr. Morons course is the mos,
natural in the world but from hiu confess expect
ed generous course and ofler political bearing.
But Texas is annexed What next from hml This
the caoding upon which he sought climb, and it
has been kicked from under his feet by his Texas
allies: Will he still persist in dividing the Wing party, the
single object o his aspiring TO Congress being attained
without his assisiancei Time will show. Let assure
him what he knows WELL that there personal pquo in
what have said respecting his procaiming himself
candidate for Congress under the circumstances that
scarcely in Virginia would have been person.
ally acceptable but ,hatwe would feel justified
in supporting who had placed himself in such
attitude TO his cause, his principles and his
own friends
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-04
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MR.. NEWTON.
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH :. is.s.

This gentleman (and all the Wings who voted for
Browns Texas Resolutions except Mr.. Dsleuof Alsba-
maj voted in opposition them when they returned from
the Senate, encountered with Mr.. Ben,ons propoaton-
On the other hand srery Democrat who had voted agsRsf
Mr.. Browns resolutions, vced for them with Ben
tons project annexcd except Mr. Hale Of New Hamp
shirc and Mr.. Davis OF New York.
These facts highly sig ncant The accession Of the
Northern Democracy principally from New York
proves that the Van Buren, and Wright influence had finally
acqucsced the Texas movement, and that Mr. Benton's
in all probability concerted afford them
the opportunity OF doing In few words the moral OF the
tale is that Calhoun and Polk having stolen Tylers Texas
thunder and made capital from it, in robbed by
the Old Hunke-, who did choose tina, they -houd
make too mach capital.
But congratulate Mr.. Newton, that circumstances, no
matter how contrived by whom, for what purpose
worked ultimately him from the deep response
by Of final appreciation Of the outrage and niquiiy OF
king Texas in the mode annexed, and for the
still vil-r motives which influenced the Of active
agents that work OF unconstutonai,y and awless az
erosion. His irehds will rejoice, and his
conscience.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-04
HANOVER.

In accordance with previous notice portion Of the
Wing Party Of Hanover assembled at their Court House
the 18th instant for the purpose Of nominating WhR
candidate represent them in the General Assembly
The meeting called to order by DR.. +. G.. Taylor,
on whose motion Capt CHAs. THOMPSON was elected
Chairman, and JSo. p. HARRISON, Secretary.
Mr.. r.. fontane offered resolution that Committee n
81 be appointed by the Chai select candidate for the
consideration Of the meeting.
discussion ensued whether the candidate should be
designated by committee, by the meeting generally.
The question having been tskon, Mr. Fontaines resou
lion adopted.
The Chair then noninstcd the Committee who, bnv.
ing retired short time returned and reported through Mr.
fontane that they had chosen Capt. WIN. williamson ne
the candidate.
The question then taken whether the report shouId
be adopted, and decided in the affirmative.
During the absence Of the committee the following re-
solutions adopted;
Resolved, That the members Of the Wing party here
assembled, pledge themselves oil honorable and fs
TO tho election Of the nominee of this meet
ing, the candidate OF the Why party 10 represent them
IN the next General Assembly Of Virginia
Resolved, Thtt o committee Of three be appointed by
the Chair TO invite distinguished Wing candidate for
Congress to address this meeting.
The Chair appointed Hector Bowe, DR.. Taylor and Ian.
don g. Bfkeey who after short absence, returned and
introduced Mr. Boris, who apoogzod Tor not speaking
upon the ground that his competitor 10 the had
yot been nominated and that he did like take any
unfair advantage of him. He however entertained the
meeting for fifteen minutes In very impressive and
orcble msnnsr, ursog upon The Wing party Of Hanover
union snd harmony in the ensuing county election.
WINS. c. Wickham, Thomas boswell and Wlism w.
Mallory were chosen committee by the chsr, 10 nfom
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-04
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BARBADOS.

An arrival a, Savanna from Bridge,own B.rbsdoes,
brngs hes Of the Bdgetown Globe and Gszetis contain
ing an account Of the there the ID and 4th
ult Of disastrous conagra;on, which consumed not
than two hundred houses and oecasoned loss Of about
S2OOOO00 One Of the papers sayE-"A fourth VI
the stone built portion Of City 10 In ruins Hundrsds
u the inhabitants without homes, clothes furniture;
and thousands upon thousands Of pounds sterling worth o.
property has been destroyed in ways or totally con-
sumed by the devouring element!!w -. ....'. NJ
Another paper say.-Baif Amer.
"A business 10 the city st quite suspended the stores
closed and every ones thoughts BY the late
whelmng calamity. The master and passenger Of the
Maid oil Ern which arrived here next morning from Grens
da describe the appearance Of the seen by
them fifty miles ut TO have exhibited spectacle Of
fearful sublimiy but shore OF unmitea
ted horror aud awe could only view IL In DETAIL and
amid the distractions Of wang and crack.
ing and roaring Of the hames-ihe falling in Of the roofs
the cries Of the working parties to each oherthe
sonnl deaicning explosions ofgunpowder the houses
were blown down by the Artillery-and worst and
revolving Of all tho helh shoutng the dregs the popu-
lace rejoicing at the progress fhe work Of destruction and
desolaton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-04
VOTER.
Chesterfield, Feb lS45.
TO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND.

We. the undersigned, Voters OF Richmond, having as
certaned that Mr.. John A. Lancaster will in the
Legislature, IL elected. intend open poll for him. and
hereby invite fellow citizens cooperate with in
ciecting his election -
Henry Clarke, John Endcrs John v Hardwicke, r b
HaSal, X Allen, James Evans, John N Van Lew, Ed
mund Steane, Geo Palmer. John II Tyler, Joseph Ad-
kins, John Mcconnell. Geo w Smith. Joseph Goode John
Savay, Tho's Taylor, Moses Preston Simon Cullen,
James l. Eye, d Whtock, Rob't Rankin, ii NJ Smith,
VIM Hill, Caldwell, Rich'd NJ Warrington. Geo w
Duesberry, John Doolcy John Weymouth. Jacob Shook
VIM Jacobs, James Richie, + Chids, William Deane,
c Hodges, Jacob Lyon David Walsh, VIM Beers, Asa
NJ Janney, Thos Spencer, Jno Mahoney, VIM l. McMnn,
Levy G p Word l. Lotter, Jno Goode, Joseph Goode,
sen, David A Cardwe, ID Weller, J A Weed, Jas Roys-
ter, Frederick Manning, Geo keesce, Chas Gennet,
Streeter, Bat Graves John Otey, Joseph Wngeld Mi
chnel Dryer, Thomas Tyrer VIM II Lucke, Robinson.
VIM Watts, Hall Nelson, John Priddy, Lcberry Car
ringon, Thomas Williams, Isaac Hyneman Ed Robinson,
A w Noting, StIsiton. ID Branch, Thos Dudl, y,
Jabez Parker, VIM Jno Clarke, Mich Purcell, Cornelius
Crew, James Harden, Jacob Levy, Otway Smith, Jno
Roane, Edward w De Voss. Adolph Ancker, William ii
Smith, VIM NJ Burruss, Thos Rowland, + Regnault
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-04
A DEMOCRAT.
March Let, lSI5.


TO THE CITIZENS OF CHESTERFIELD.
The period Tor the selection Of suitable candidate TO
represent the county Of Chesterfield In the General
Assembly Of Vrgins has nearly arrived. and seps
have been taken. deem necessary bring forward the
name Of H. RHODES. Esq than whom there lives not in
the county. man more suitable. and competent
to perform the duties Of Representative. Mr. Rhodes
is man Of ability and industry. and eanno, doubt.
that the voten will eheerfuly unite their
dial tribute In favor Of Mr.. Rhodes talents. principles in
tegry. and indeed oil capacities for the public service
Such men needed in the Public Councils uphold
the principles, and to carry the policy which
constitution demands. This announcement Is made
without the knowledge Of Mr.. Rhodes, 60 know who
is the choice OF the county, bu, matter who he is he
cannot be worthy Of tine Wing Democrat support
and confidence What SAVIOUR friends this suggestion
Will they no, most happily unite their bes, wishes and
6deny hope that he may be induced accept the nomi.
again. and the old county Of Chesterfield,
during the first year. least Of Mr. Folks administration.
The ship ought TO be properly launched into the
Deep and who well calculated TO perform this office
men like Rhodesf
VOTER
Chesterfield. Feb 1915,