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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

ROPES, RCPuH.
4 ~ hard mud tUr sale a general ,ss,,,-,.,., . ,
" Cofinse. consisting az pau ~ G,llnws
WINE WINE TaLd and Manila Ropes of all sizes
1000 ibs P1ckius Yam
1000 &" Ollum
5OO 3" Broom Fwine warranted good.
as Lines a"u I"ines OF overy variety and size.
all Of winch vii be cold a. chem n. c,,. la ,.
chored ia ihis cy or P,usbnreh
FiaH, BeesweK. Ginseng, Corn Brooms. Os,. anil
'7fn taken ~ exchange a, Wheeling Aiofksi ot.cs
for Garbage. 81 the old s'1rd formerly occunicJ ~,
Darge q i~ge, No 1 Wsiersjfcei.
oct CHARLES RI BERRY
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Aired Caldwell,

a. it,i!NiA-uhio Cncuu Superior Coufi
Law aud ChanteW, February &, lS45
DECREE FOR Account:
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ROPES. ROPES.

THE subscIhsr has removed his Co,J.,,
store, 10 INC stand formerly tccupi,d b,
Dare " tore az Nut Store. .fevrrrn loco,
stoc on hand OF R1pcs Bed Cords and r',yil. 10.
az every dfscf pton, which wIIi r., cold l,y H. =
cash or barr Tei Tor Bets wax, Gip-cuy or ia,
s.cd, at ctst prires' Tho public are rrgrerfFii
~ ftguts "a g. Siyo him call before tutct NJ.
Ing else where. CHARLES 81 n US %
aug p Head If ~ or -
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VVOOuEN YAyD ltOxI,s.

a FEtSb sur W Of Wo,len B4nl y tcs hrsn
~ iroU lie InitUia6i0fe md ono o. tneGi u.
eorh duz not rapef. Call aud see thrm 10 he
Batk Mammoth y vt. = : TODD
jan IL Market Squon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

4H"Nts hHoNtst
%.
John Sockm ne admis traitor and hcirs.
purfua1f % decree pronounced in the said
cause uY Tho said GOVT on the 18th tay OF June
1874, Che uNdcr-gus q getting DC Comm siuuet
th;icin. w.'. On Satu diy th5 ian dog " jdna
nty - NJ iha Hont t0rs Of tie cCur house
OF s'il cvuuir proceed O. sell 20 the h,gu n
bidder ~ pUUl'c auction; the tracts or pufue's If
ipnd with ths Oh urc0uuc's which wore con
vrycd uv Jurerh ApI ltga,e 20 e1td John SotK.
Oh M, hvteed lated 2jfr al .lu Co i~It. and
now oi ttt"r' in tie Jler''s Dfi'e at. s.i Z coUa
~ IN q "a oat No g. lolO 100, rKceut tlilt nor.
% o1 ~ sdiJ ifac,s Whieu w8s COrvr,eu uy sid
= OckwBn to Daniel Sfctur d; w. decd VI l.o
~ mo d'ie recorded ~ s7Id eli @, ~ saiI decd
bUok no ttitO %.
Ths said property or Y sufi .ieicv. viii be sold
o. . cTeuu ~ riT, o. tlvs aud tfgh cen rt.nfts
~ tq'ti iusia merits. tire p .fciibrsr giving bond
witt god sCcuii.y bearing intuIrsi ron the
10y Of sale and the title fsf1i1sf Ne e itrtief
security UEtli jtt WuHl, &c 'he parcrss poi no. ey
is yaid' W MITCHELL, ComuissioHer.
l. q Rpq dec J--ts
b above sale is postponed until sstsrday
EeJ IS 1915 iV NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
SUGAR COATED PILLS vzpIsrAsE

1iENGF.
~ HILL, of abe firm OF QirI.v & Hin
AfiA ICY broadway, says the Sugar Coated
.u'ian Vcselabie Pals are superior 10 any be
mas eyer taken. HIS wis ha, .ouud them da.
Ii, hiinl and efficscious
MISS ID uoLAsS, Garner Walker and Ludlow
Nieels has been cured oi pain in the head.
aimness OF siEht, and j;EL.hess II long stand,
ing, by hem Pills
Mis- sIMCss. of 30 Henry stree; cured Of
pains aud cramps OF eieh yesrs s!aBsiihx
mar ATKiNs, OF 2G3 GretnwIch street, cured
81 'yspepSIa, oil SEVEN years standing.
AlR CARLCcx's daughter = STAPLE Strest car.
ell on worms IN their worst fotn.
REV Ma foRNhrr, OF BROOKLYN, C lred OF ILL.,
i"uN eomPls'rtS, weakness, &c.
we need not aid moTe. Evidence crowds
~ on US from all qua tiers No Pills ever before
leccoinplShedSo Inu, d, wHh 50 hue trouble and
agfreah!cness, - d Smiths (Susar Cuslecl
improved Indian SPgeIsh.e Pi.ls' Sold al
Guion'S corner jweTy and Gtand SITS. Phiiio',
cofeer OF BceknaD and William stress; Eve-
rretts 30 Hal ON IS Mrs Hays lag Fui, St
Bfot aiyn; ami 913 Grcenwica Str,et Ex.mins
tne labei-loek ioi Or SaITus written sigma.
"'e' ieo Is ly
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sEttI THrN ,nnfr.-

9 ECElYED tris tty, ut ti. Bg psJ E,s,
f"s' ~ M bi. 3 Tlif- Nsu's Csi: LaH
wF Boots Ga r1tme altici.y l. rsi,s M~iss
iliCH Hu0, sut.tt.t supcl- mode 10 rtde
1n' w.Gan,ct o. be- ,t'r superior 90 aly
i'.us ll't Is TO te .urd ~ IN, c,'Y
jtu - & t'fl.hTrrN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

MEMS & YoUTuS'PRIME THICK tooIS.
K UST X ceived at The Sign OF the BIG RED
aS BOOT, 81 pairs Mems Prime thick B1ols,
expressly tnr recalling.
DC prs Youths thick ,ots.
jan Ii 1875 $. M'CLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

The parties corcerraa win take nnice, th,l
Y. ", "n SATURDAY TuE fast DAY or NAecm
ie4o, 81 10Y flee % ths cry oi Wheeling, VIZ.
gl'4a and t1'fr8ffer - Toe same mace ty sd.
'ofn"rnt 'tvm umc az time a. may be nereS.
ant report The MATTERS Aforesaid shove referred
ID me JAMES a CLbRhE,
jan 2S-im C.u.ri.,i.nst.
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CITY OFEicEps EoR 1915.


C0ggeilmea:
Chos Hughes, Msuhew M'L;re. w p Wilson
w w Shdy.r, A Todd, Biadv,
sanboiD, Geo Mcndell, o WHsiskclt
Hi NeSon, Cnen, WIN rumphtey
Jseob Amick. L IF Ke'lcy, J II Roberts,
o Lamb -
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
COUNCIL.
On Ordinaness-Mes,rs Nelson, Brady and
Wheat.
Lamb.
:. O. Aeeo1nts- MessTs shriver, sanboln aud
Kelley.
On Streets aud AHies-Messrs Todd, VIII.
son, MenGeil, Amick aud Kelley.
ga Water Worka-MeSSrs Sanborn, MLurc,
Todd, Coen ami Roberts
On Market House -Mess.s Heiskell, Pun.
phreY and coen.
On Coal Banks-MtsSrs Amick Wi sop. Re.
oerts aod Superintendent Of Water Works.
Va HharetS--Shriver, Hughes aud Amick.
On Fne observation-disclosures TodI, M'L,ure
Sanoorn, PnmphreY md Roberts.
On Pstitt0ns-Messrs Nelson, Lamb aud
.SanborD.
On Sataris-Messis Kelley, M'Lure, Shu.
yer, Brady and Nelson.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

m have remaining n few Hair cloth and White
IN marnO Skifi' nsw article Of large circumieI.
sooo Dee 90 WISELY,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

s y CbANCEhh-- in The CicuI, supsri0,
< Court OF Law and ChanceIy Tor Ohio
COMFY:
Ihe Geheral Insurance Company Of Mary
lSnu, RplalnanI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

Will find it greatly to their advantage to give
HIM an enrly call his Assortment OF Dry
Goods is the nlles, and heat ~ this city, and rs
ne lad IN his stock after tic late fuH OF prices I'm
Inc East, he VIII be ecnhled 10 sell to Them "A,
least twenty five per cent cheaper than any Their
Merchant in The city, octI :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-27
THE RIGHT COURSE.

WE hail with sincere pleasure The proceedings
=, no PRESBYTERIAN Convention At Philadelphia
NEW School) Instead Of throwing ilh-brand
mo heir Chuloh on lie subject ol slavery, lie
the fanatic spirits Of The Northern Methodist ana
p,p,;s, Churches, they have adopted The following
.aln,ry and proper articles on this delicate 'i"''-
liun:
a. Tb.t, IN, institution Of slavery, existing ~
,ho.o I;n;,.d States i, not sinful on The part "i
Ill soc,,v , That slavery, aS il exists ~ Tue
II,,;,.,l c,.,es i not n sinful offence ). lh::'
- r. comment is not buuud 10 abolish slavery
- ,hasa ITni,-d States. 4. That Il Is not agree
IN. - ,be Word Of God for any person 'n'eh,
,;1..aIl ~ ;njuce those held IN slavery 10 rebel
against their masters
This doctrine Of non interference WIN '"e w.
.,.,;o ro,,,ons Of The Southern States is The true
.;o;,,,e !, rreserye The Union unbroken II IS
not for weak MORALS 10 s'l IN Judgment upon ''e
,,o,;ves If their ftow-c!calnres, ana 10 denouHce
Tho descendants Of Washington, Jefferson aid
Madison. all Shareholders, whose noble sacr'nreS
.nJ ao,d works achieved our independence AMI
r,vc n every citizen the right OF wor>hppng Goa
,;no - liz avn free conscience. 1.-The whole
"A hP ctll oil lItiii 81 S'i'h'''''o'' -
holv Offices Of religion, will not The religious
.chism produce an alienation oil ieelihs, anu
reed social prejudices and ultimate political Sc $.
80 We ,rusi moi We hope that The rcl-
r;ous scporaliun forced upon The South by Norm
orn t,n,,icism. may prevent The agitation OF me
question by The different churches at the North
confess we fear mos, injurious consequent
~ Com wba,ba been already done. We point
- he proceedings Of the Presbyterian church.
IS The model which all The Northern religious
ssc,s should follow. The spit when now
,hrs,,ens 10 divide The religious associations
North and South, may yet be arrested by the
,don,ion Of such wise and beneficial course.
p s Since writing the above We find, that in
,Lnro statement we were betrayed into an
egresious error by the n. Y. Advertiser So
car from The above proper resolutions having been
adopted, it turns ont that they were voted to be
neoudemned errors" They were not voted upon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-27
!, ,he richmond Enquirer.

r,i,.r il published DAILY and SEMI
Ioe Ea, The Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
WEEht' ~. rate al eight dollars II taken for short
auEi, anu ~ me YEAR. For the Semi-Nrekly, hve
CT ~r'oa '"m nnum and Three Dollars fot ak months
dolai> ' 10 be pad IN the Office, or rened by
mai. post paid E" - '''''' -
the wear; ,or 10 this office may be remitted per mall
q J available Bank notes, II the risk ot Tue E"-
Ia !" .,csr Of al letters hsing paid by the prhers.
tn "a H.. nj single letter is scarcely OF any account
lrl- i,r IL il the accumulation of postage, III ah
h'lTm businrss, which operates as 4 serious 'aA
up"ntne TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
;. ruc DAILY ENoUlRER-Fur one square .,
~ mo. or less first insertion, fly Genus, anu
ssN'" 'n,,erd,ng insertion twenty-five ctnts-n inso
ever week. twice n week, or three times WEN
e. s.vrn aud half cents. ,,,,rs o,r ,h,,v
A"aua IN that proportion for advertisements o' d
lin,> az IN except Lottery Nrndrrs ana Aucto"-
stA" :, ,,, charged one hundred dollars iPape' ~"
c.ntrd:ll ,,r srNl-WEEKLY-Our square Of sixteen
~ ~" 49,. insertion, IS cents; for each cnntinu-
lines, or les, MS w.
ancr ~ et" distance must be accompanied with the
orders 'l .iclory references To insure exec'i-
Hal. - go. ana Mariners from the country,
x -. ~ r,,ty's handwriting Is unknown at ths
wirhe n. au,hr nlicatrd 10y the endorsaiion OF III.
ltr. % IN IN. nri.hhorhood, they Will IN no case
r"s'ii,. J Every measure, that has been taken !"
bs ,m.scns aud Qnzzes, has proved heretofore
r,,,. We must, therefore, Insist, ~ such case,
uh" 49, Communication being certified by the name oi
np' p.,m,sl,r rriitfR on the back Of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-27
SHALL WE HAVE WAR


We 't'''iN mere = no 'dhse' ~ T. ''''''
hr'i'h "'S 700 many ''"'>''' ''''r' - '''",-
Yer emery ','' io"'' y "''"'N 'u''''"",' a.
lht ~" '"''"" '"' - =" "''''. - =
C"'o'' ''''''''' y" '''' N''p' :" nc Gay ",''''
sra"' ha> >e''''' oh'' - "''"Sc ''' ~" '''"'
anal 10 encourage Ter bod >rir';> !" WIN. mote
and NO Z tinm The unwilling grasp u England.
,,,,. ., ~. ;, t;o.r :. all. ;r,n,;,,.iI, he
-
lew drops ~ 'io'' Vine" nF us '"N'''' h'i' ~
"a"iialt with new IRA! ahi violtnrr. ne con
cc...n mad, ~ Peel IL IRISH demands. has
H.. p.,,, - ~,
'"'S'" 'o''' "'''-
lini ana Scotland, 'ha' u VIII require ~ ~
lirnhc>S and r;gof Y" rr>;''. y WAT WIN 'he
United States would. hy srnppin. The supply Of
co,,,o ,,.,nv IN, III ..m,l,ymcn, ,hon>,nd. al
-, ~.
oP'''''''7' ''''' - 80 =" - 800
pointed is thcy Would ~, licV c"t'l JON hcall-
* in 4 crusade. acain>, a people. who has sup.
n,:.j ,l, r;j. H.. m.,p. Il ,.a,u;no ,br;r INV
,'''' ~ -,
hiril. heSe ana o'''ef P"'eh' ''"sc> ~, '','oM
eml'"fra>>inent> in!o Tie n"Temcils 81 hrii>h
rulers. Il; HE very onISe INK me Ioli"wihg VI
goio,i, passage from IN English journal. the
!. No,. c,,,n,ns, . fin, or.,,n II he ,i>.eniers
L.
81, : ,.n,, ~, ,no.,;nm - y;..w. co,no,
: '"'' u ',"'" ~" 'n,""'"I - am. -,
escape 'hr Keen eye" hf'''>h diplomacy. IT,
fixed facts" therein presented, will prove rc>>tess
s,umh,;nc .lIncks in The path Of British ambition
..I ,nrr;,5.,;,l ao,,,n1;l,,,.u,
an" ,s'''"I''' 'sS'""',, ,.. .,,.,o, =, 10
I'VE have Ireland not wen ailrc'e,, an, sue :
one-hlId "i oni phys'c'' Lore rut uo"s'''sS
Sir Robert, ly lnonnth@ tntiI P,it>'lo'r on cur
shoulders, giving rs both 7ih'"'u ana ms 'nTher
10 cary thinks he has q"leltd lne'n, ch"Sel Oh
O'Conncll, and sailsicd The English ~ requiring
them I" carry double, S'c..l,e h ne M, ' r 'i
duty oil d'ri @'ri, ana allowed nu''ef 70 conc ~
when il has been larred ana tliIncn ia," grease
that The people may mol cal H. we WI ho' rlrI
in;o this hal!"cin''on il would lead to 10" wide
departure from our present pom, .-','s npo''cy:
not 10 say wicheneS W. M" f. !,
atcIriiory winch We coL''' 10. .il,a II ,'r -
I'VE have nalioii''i Ut pl SIX 'i''''s ',' 'il''i
Of that which our si'f'"us i"i''> n, r MY,
'"i " pe,oic ''e 7, ,..,n.. L,n.l,nJ .nI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-27
By TIE GOTERNOR or pIRGE
a Proclamation.

VIZ HEREAS, il has been represented 10 The
w Executive that ALEXANDER WEEsr, charged
with The murder 81! Solomon Wecse, 10Th 0! Ilar-
dy county, has fed from justice and is now going
al large:
Now. therefore /, J.Mg- Nc Dowr,t, Governor
Of Virginia, do hereby offer reward Of fits tol-
lars 10 any person or persons who will aPprehcnd
The said fugitive and deliver him into the
jail Of Hardy county; and require al officers,
civil and military, and request Ire people q me
Commonwealth generally, 10 uee every exer'.c1
for his arrest, that l.c may be dealt with as The
law directs.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
;, the lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, Al
lshAIl Richmond, his third day Of Nav, IN the
year 1915. ia MCDOWELL.
Alexander Weese is about { ei 10 inches
high, and about p years old, spare-bailt with
dark sandy hair, black eyes, high cheek bones,
and sinister expression Of coun'enance.
I,p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-27
THE ENQUIRER.
Richmond, Hay &c.
ILLEGAL VOTING.

In the hurry OF business, we have neil. clcd Ia
refer 10 the contested election in Frederick county
In ae number uflhc Winchester Vifginian. We
are GLAD 10 see thai ,hctwo worthy Democratic can
ddaics in Frederick comfy have rcSolye,! Ia con-
test Tie seats ol'lhcir Whigopponcni> and upon The
strongest grounds, as il is said. From pas; cxpe-
liercc, we can safely say, that all parties will le-
ceivc impartial justice al Tie hands Of the ncxt
House, and principles will be settled, OF vital i'm
poitance 10 a proper expression Of the will OF the
LEGAL voters in that county. From The Wnchcs-
Ter Nir.inian we copy the following salcmcnl--
and also few sensible remarks on The subject Of
he IIamp>hic "McDonald voters" En ms
mDi, we would remark, that The great manulac
turcr Of votes. lplcd in his schemes, made per
sonal attack upon The fearless Editor OF the Rom
ney Gazette and from all accounts, .'luok no.
thing by his motion" II would SEEM thai his
novel species Of Virginia manufacture required
4 linr Wing "rrneciionl"
"Wiihout saying any thing in regard 10 The
votes which have been Manufactured upon nm
kaOrn land, which We ASSERT cannot hc luund
and without any further expose Of The rariOnS
lrdthS Wlich Weic PeiPVud'tu upon me Delhu-
cracv of This county, We announce To our friends
tina, our candidates with the fall concurrence ul
their friends, have determined 10 appeal from The
conscicncs al the manufactured voters, 10 q iri
Iunal whose decision will mi hc questioned. The
election i contested and justice and The legal cx-
crci>r Of The elective franchise will, We trust Oh
tain a speedy pepondcranUc.
The wicked aliclnrt 10 F.,Ac,aiisc This Demo
cratic portion OF our Stale, (IlamIshirc,) by The
importation Of foi'tiouS tfoioN voters from HE
laiid oi lolvi>m, has beeen sisnallv, and We trust
ciircInay ,o;.aird. We have not heald what
number ut The "McDonald >eris" were permitted
10 exercise The right Of suffrage 4, the late cleo
ton ha the poll books should he examined, and
The name al every such voler should be published,
hal The world may SEE 10 wat extent hi. shanr.
iul practice ha> been rarriei, ana how urgent the
necessity Tor creciin. some Stronger constitutional
barrier around the elective franchise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-27
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

BUREAU OF NAvY-YARDs AND DOCKS,
May IL, 1915.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed "propo-
y sails for Goals" will be received al this Blu
reau, until 3 o'clock, p. NJ, oflhc 1th day of June
next, for furnishing and delivering for the use Of
the navy, the following quantities and descriptions
OF Coal, al the Navy-yards specified, viz
PrfMouth, y. Hampshire.
IL tons red ash anthracite.
B0SiOR.
l,l25 tons Beaver Meadow anthracite lump.
$50 tons Peach Orchard anthracite (brokcn and
screened.)
5000 bushels best Cumberland Oor starting
5000 bushels Midlothian (for smiths use.)
Ncr York.
$50 ions Lackawana.
50 do Lehigh, (broken and screened
1000 bushels lamp Cumberland or Queens
pit.
Philadelphia.
SO tons Lehish, (broken and scIecncd)
Washington.
10000 bushels lump, Midlothian
$4,000 do average,
10000 do best Cumberland
Norfolk.
5000 bushels average, NIidlo,hian.
Zoo 10 srac or screened,
Pensacola.
100 tons anthracite.
All ofthc above Goals are 10 be OF the very best
?sdfdp and 10 be free from sulphur and all other
impurities; 10 be delivered al the respective yards,
oneh hall on or before the 3lst day OF August next,
and Inc remaining half on or before the 3l>t day
ol Ortobcr next, subject to The inspection OF The
officers designated by tic commandments ot The re-
spcctive yards, and in all respects satisfactory 10
the inspecting officers appointed BY him.
PERSONS Offering are required 10 make separate
oilers lor Inc delivery Of each kind of Coal al car
"l ihe yards specified, and 10 state the price for
each KIND distinctly that separate contracts may
be made for each hayward, and for each quality,
il desired by The department The price asked
Tor The anhraciteCoal must be for the ionof ,40
pounds, and that for the bituminous must be fer
0HStaof IRE lrchs rs weighed or measured al The
yards where delivered; and, when delivered, salts
factory evidence must be furnished that they
were taken from the mines or pits specified in the
contracts.
Bonds, in half the amount Of each contract,
will be required for their faithful performance, in
addition 10 reservation OF ten per centum, upon
all bills which may be approved; which reserved
Ten per cenIum will not I've paid until the compile
ton OF The contract 10 the satisfaction o The re-
spectiye commandants OF the yards of delivery
L. WARRINGTON,
Chief of Bureau.
ODE published twice a week until 18th of June
next inlhe Union, Intelligencer and Constitution,
Washington, D. c.; Baltimore Republican and
Sun; Pennsylvania, keystone and Ledger, a,
Philadelphia; Harrisburg Union; Richmond
Enquirer; Portsmouth (Va.) Old Dominion /;
Evening Post and Morning News, New York.
Propric'ors Of the above papers will be pleased
send copy of the paper con;aningthe above at
verliSment 10 This Bureau.
MAY l5-2awt7thJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-27
, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY -. ,sa3.

oy either The old or The new school Plcsby,erians
bul by society styled 'the Convention Of Re-
formed Churches"
we deeply regret that our complimentary re-
marks upon The supposed Proceedings are not a,
al deserved hy his Convention" Onlhe con.
traIy, That body merits the >cveresl condemnation
OF Tie country, Tor lirsl doing right ard then
shame.illy and in fanatic spirit. DESTROYING all
'he'f sood works. What We have said expresses
our i'"e sentiments, and we hope gel to find many
oil The Northern churches, whose christian and
pai'c'.c course will deserve 10 be properly appre-
cialcd by lile whole country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-27
Oihcr Desirable Lands for sale.

Also, at the same time, and upon The same
terms, the subscribers, by virtue Of The last will
ana testament OF John Ii. Craren, deceased, will
offer for sale Farm conanin" 22ii acres, ly
ing within mile Of the town OF Charlottesville
and also a reverSonary interest, acquired by the
said John II. Craven, in The dover land Of Mrs.
Martha Key. The former tract is almost CONT
suous to the Pen-Park Estate, 50 that j, might
prove desirable TO the purchaser Of that estate !;
il is sufficiently large however, for separate
Farm. A large part Of il is heavily timbered,
and 50 convenient 10 town, as 10 make il abSo-
lu,ely certain, that the wood, 10 be spared, would
almost pay for the tract.
Possession TO he given on the Isl Of December
next. All persons DESTROYS ofsecuring home in
this delightful vicinity are invited 10 examine for
themselves, and The subscribers will take pleasure
in Offering them every facility for that purpose.
ALEXANDER RlVES, Eueat!ofs If J. H.
ROBERT w. LEWIS, : Crarca, dctco~d.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-27
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
NLllnoL OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY
- Professor George Tucker having rendered
.>isha,on Of The Chair in this School, 10 take
NJ "a., AZ lle close of the present session, the
n .ad o. Visitors will proceed to the appoint
' 81 ms successor al their annual meeting, on
~ IL Is; July next.
paw, i"e subjects taught in this School are Mental
e',nsophy, Political Economy, Logic and Bellies
IN, me compensation of Inc Professor consists of
a.,a OIL one thousand dollars, fees from the
rca a,'srs OF The School, and house and garden
Fsa''ipuica''ons may he addressed 10 c. Johnson,
viii "ecer &c, at Richmond, or 10 Professor
a.c IIn In, D. Rogers, Chairman Of the Faculty at
Ann ), W. II. woonLEY. Proctor, Sc.