davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-05

"a NV MORE" of'hose White Bcaycf Hats ten
- Az 4" JlMESON'S. No. i6a Main street and get
- ." 70" wili ind them the most economical aud
,..aiu o,anium cover for the hot SEASON. Also iue
81 superior Mole skin Hats of the lae. STYLE
S' WIN large asrortn eni of all the different quail
Is oi Hats aud CAPS manufactured Of choice
r, ~ lio Test OF wsrkmcu. which offered Ia mar
'siRe aud superior lot OF Nhnc and Rack Wood Hn.-
80 W. W. JtMESON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-05
Mrs. M. y. KHATING.
FRI.IrL RKR Am fONTEf-rInNrn

tNN hf.h AMI UNI
~ As lust received splendid assortment, Of all the All
IA ferent kinds
5 Box~S splendid fresh Oranges.
= EoNes do Lemons
q Dozen splendid fresh Pine Apples
\ tine lot OF fresh Cocoa Nuts
~ drums extra me Figs
= drums Rasins
: loves blue Rand do
A large Neg splendid fresh Tanarindi
dozen lars fresh fruues
large Neg fresh CurTaRts
= toNcs Bonus Peach Leaf Tobacco
q lars fresh Canton Preserved Ginger
ifaii splendid Dates
hoNe- fine Red and White Rock Candy ~ re u
large fraii Fresh son Sheilcd Almonds ~ r. e. II.
\ large 10, Of all the various kinds Of Nuts
huc l"i of Regea, Cassdore, Principe and Havana CT
A Neg OF Dimuth. Lancaster Rappce SNUFF
Together nh genc' al sSSorfneu OF the quality
of Con feciionary too numerous enion all Of which
she VIII -ei wholesale retail her store ON Monroe a
opposite the Merchants and Mechanics Bank. e p
neAUBiCNE'S History ofthe Great Reformation An
- Germany and Switzerland, just received bv tho sub
scrtief; copies of the above vols varous
IA and binding This history &C the most in
tcrc-ing aud important works puhshc Zoe many wear,
and had power To- do would Introduce Al ipfo
every family circle in eountry.-Chrsiian Observer
for sale by JOHN FISHER. Agent
| JeO l13 n ain street, Wsceliny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-05
BARGAINS
~ FANCY SUMMER COINS

~ ue'sihl"'d 10 reduce my stock of Fancy S,tu
voc "S'Hs without regard 20 profit. preparatory 4. "A,
eNH s," extensive I al stock, particularly in INV
Mh"'~"r department viii oacf great tnd,rc,,r,.,y H.
Those iu want u such gua.is '' d"
ne, f'"ch orssudivs, French Jaeoucts Frenebi,up
~ s Hihsh"ius, Bgiist Ginghafus Bcgasfs a
VIII T. 'oobS.-Jscourt CsiuhTic Book ard sr-,..
Ms' anlfits, Iarictons, striped aud Plaid muslin,
tuuaIu MHs'us. SC ~ ''''N'
S,"N = sf's Hosiery, Cloves and Ctavais
Nl~'- summer J5ssiucr,s aud Ncstturs sp,.,,..,
OFT. &c 81 large aud tcsuti fil stock Of ti.e t,.i
Nln LINEN hHihnss, Linen Checks &c.Ar can srd
b' "t"ih- a' 'ne corner OF Mrin aud Madslu strsf.
J'"'N W. T.. SELBI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-05
QUINCY FOUNDRY.
OF MAIN & QUINCY STREETS,
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON. SAND- a. CO.

" ~ t'IWH'' a'Vs q, VI WTVC 'ITTCtI.
THE sahssrrrs rrepsrcd ke and keen eon.
siauily on baud al the a.ove establishments lind.
of Castings, Cooking. Franklin raoon, and Cannon
stoves oi an sizes aud patterns lollowware, Wagon
BoEcs, Plough Castings, Crates Flat Irons s,v., and
Wash Kettle. &c complete assortment We havo
just received some splendid patterns for Paror Crates
TIE nesiert ever brought 10 this city. Persons who IN
tend building respectfully requested tn examine them
before purchasing any other Mind. We have large lot
OF patterns for ALL gearing. the hest la the nl,ee which
We Mil make TO orer Al the lowest rates: a.s Throsh
lng Machine Castings. We win also contInus 20 manu-.
taeuFc ia" d crcnt kinds of Ploughs complete used in
TINS section of country, and warahted equ any made
m the western country. We win warrant all our cast
ings and other work done Enlistment and A
cheap a. can ic made IN tnshurgh, Cincnnau or anv
other establishment m this city. Perrona wishing To
purchase any article IA our lime will please give
and examine Tor themselves.
aPI HAMILTON SANDS. A. 60.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-05

tnHNiss1oSEE Ofttor. July h. tst0
NHlnicfftfd are hereby notified that shall commence
iatinF tle sccguHt ordered ty The ssa decree s t n
W wee ~ nt Wheeling in said county ou tif 1rd ds I'D
auHnA. lNWi and tie creditors 81 tiir ssd fsref.a n
i"ons De- a. are notified % prove their riain. is,ss m
~ The place Aforesaid tef1rc tc frs fsy ofz,
her, 1896. lamps a ~ tT. F''''
J. A. ,. pa. jy ltd Co,,o's..,',,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-05


,ad 1.'n,gy 'of tie county ONO m c n5ni ii "
isac " Humphrey. Executor OF Beau Humphrey. de.
Complainant.
Es.haiiah Humphrey, MSgdaiiue Pumphr,v. G.or-e
nma,il ~ fumithrcy. Eliza d rutnpht,y wif, OF
NUlidm fumphvN. deceased C.sstul.r \ MINI.
humphrey, infant child and heir la, of to r,td MI
nam Iuhphrcy, Deceased, Lows iiuu AID E.,za LA.
vic, Melissa Humphrey. CfthVttu, puu,nlt,, ard
'Hf",re Fumphcy, infant children OF tbe I'D Zsrb.
| ran Humphrey keesm Humphrey and John \ Good
I The defnda0, Ressm Humphrey no, having entered
i'r eliN Hit Rnd gwen security according q ot
Assembly and tie rics Of tins court aud Al apresfnr Ia
Satisfactory pf"pi that hc b. nia of th com
m"nw'sti on motion 81 the conpiai Us counsel Il
hrsi dfy 81 the Ts term % thls o,r sJ ,r.,,,,
we complainant tl. and that copy tins order o.,
'''hW "h sctl,-l AZ sons -psct thisbcsi 90 the
lhc CITY 81 w lc'ling
! ~ 'i'i' iol" uoof al The court house OF Ohio
/ - - ,"P, ',i'. ALEA 4 LAlDLEN,
''"tri AL''ANprP. aug ~ I'm ,crk.
| Y lRGiNiA.-IN CH,NcrEy.-N rules he'd IN IN,
tlorks oice Of The CIcuu sup,tinr Conn Of az,
and Chsnoery for lhe county Ohu ia ths month of
August, iff6.
Ro'ci' BS''"" Complainant,
Merchant bc'srl j., Morgan Nelson aud Jesse Bulard
The Compla uant having u 81 an a ,,ed,I NM, st ,,
Defendant bcrd not having entered ms appearance and
gwen security according To- the act 81 Asse, aud the
RUE 81 'r touri andh Appearing ~ satisfactory proof
'"i e D. not an ihaiaut the 'ubttunw al Ntr
ginHf un motion ~ De Complainant "a co,,n.,t A A. ar
dcfc tis; the said defendant do sppcsr more m ,l ~,
ia, 90 tie ncu all trru OF this Court aud answer ti,
''iI hha hls AND THAI copy this order ic forth
wi,h '''l'd 40 some sparcr published the city ~
" H' nr for iwo months succCivclv and p,t, al The
tr-'c. ALLY - = HIhi "a ~
"'"'' 'nT - Pan Cicrk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-05

~~x tco0 IRs HEMP ROPE
f-s~c 5000 Manila Rore
I.tt...h zoo oakum
49, - eco Packing Yam
~ TSfSNSN- 80 dozen Bed Cords
% do Plough Lines
10 do Troi Lines
10 de- Stacking I,acinrs
10 do Awning Cords
leo pair Blocks assorted sizes
blis Pitch
Together with general assortment 81 small work
such - ta-h Cord Clock Cord, Loom Cord Chalk Lnes
Mason Lines, Fishing Lines Hemp Cotton and t;tass
blocking Iwine, Wrapping Irvine, Seine Twine, &e
Seines made TO "rdeF. eli BERRY.
June 70 CordAge Store, Water street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-05

'"ih "'sh"Hn % IL CHkNrEHy, In the Circuit
~ Superior Court Of Law and
william lamltin e. AZ Chanccry for Ohio county
II hSl AM tna decree rendered hy the said Court i'm
We "."ve named cause, ON the sIh day OF February,
we Undersigned the Comm Toner thereby npro.
''o w proceed Ia sell al public auction lctore tie front
door ofthc Court House at County OHIO on Mos
nA', IE 'rH nay of SGFrENHEH. isis 90 the highest md.
Der my acres oflaud situated county of ohio md
" lue near TOE CITY ui Wheeling and which was sold Ia
iie sad William lam,din by William CharIinr and Il
rounded az follows beginning az stone corner 60 q
"odc"cN aud ln the line dividing the lands n W su
thapne aud John Eo thence X Is T. 80 Ics To a vyhite
oaN thence > ~ y 20 poles 10 stake; iheuce leaving
ss'd dl lson line. " - r. - poles sake; thence
% " ~ poles, 10 asiakc =! poles west Of sugar tree
corner 10 slhoun; thence M ". ~ ROLES \ 6jl w
ls-N3.4 W. 2ll--N. "a w. in. 20 w n. q lO-N ~
w poles Ia u. NuodcoCk's corner: thence Win .,d
hn9dcoek line :. - " Goi poles to the IL ginuiir
bh Va OF SALE.--lhc above tract of land y, IL
-oidon Ctcdh OF siA, rWEiVE rtauTEFs SoSrus
" INC daY 81 sale. each salmeut hear interest from,
uai period aud TIE purchaser give uud aud good seen
i1 i"f she sad isamen,s the title 20 H. retained
"llh i' purchase money - paid Ne fun The said fart
OF aud is 10 e sold subject indca ions mentioned IN
a'i.s rendered ~ tie said Count iu The case of gan.
''"i cookbook against William Chapi,ne aud oibe,s
Pronounced tie 10th OF June. IHlG
ISAAC W. MITCHELL.
- Wy Io-'s Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-05

William t'muinsham's Admir- II Cu,<,rry a., ~.
mo r-...i.,'. Circuit Superior Court
thc bRnk of MI Pleasant et AT an, ob. i, u "'"''i3
- ~ !" decree made h The said Cotirt n f1e
o'"'c lauti cause on The gGfh dat IN frs 4. IA tl
-, lI' commissioner therein named \, in pro
-" l,. -@a d} ot Augusi. irfG and tlcrs cr h, al
g % '"i' liue To- ime a. shall &C. found noeesssr,
" ' "uoc pi Jacob fltlhugi n the r, of ly bcgi,,g
y, s '""ls io asec TAIN what amount la. cen ,si an
l'ii recon cred y the sold Bans of Mt Pleasant
III 1919, pr, eva u' .endanis George Quits. Iapci Man
e'a 'iNi eihani' il whom and when rsii and ~ y,
.' -a"' o. soon o. Zoe same can conveniently A.
.-'.htf WIN any other matters deemed n,ri,nsi,t n,
y '' thN'f Ui ihc parties tn ihs said suT &c.,
atlre-ais. No. ts ~, y, ,. ,lii. "ha pace
Nhea,P.q. j. 20 im C,,'n.,,.,.,',,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-05

~ '".''l" Defendant
d, .' H''-'ta i rauu" thufrhW MOI isviur et.terrd
'i'} fnd Ne fi's of ihp Court and 90 appeartlo IA,
n' pt,W tai hf o. NOT iHIi1Itaut I'd ti.f COM.
''"' h"i virginia. uu nDfi pu of tr Comma a.
l'' h Hodrrct uaf thr SAID defendant fa r,st,,- 4,
''''f l' hfsl DIV "fihr neat al irtu uf the f,ft ana
r-tf fNr Complainant hiff end thai q COM, ,f $780,,
nf 10 "H1p 900 Inserted iu sopic nr,,srarrF r,.,J ,
'"' 'if 90 Wheeling nf two tuouts slirsss.i,.ft ,.t
l~iD al tH' HiIu dUuf Of tiic tuur House rftif. 900
S. 4 copy trsie AtFx IN M ,Ipl A., '''
Coon. suz tgsn 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-05
w. w. RlLEN, PATFNTEE.
PATENTED ISi3.
RIL' N'S PATENT OINTMENT.


AZ cTiCE.-Thc following ccriiGca'c- are prescn. cd
- othc public. which places beyond duuiN the ca
taiivc qualities OF this remedy.
FtrN~ANr N,ftGY. Madison Co. ~. Jan. -, 1915.
Wm. W Wiltshire Rhcy-Icsr Sir NJ ytic having cen
sFicicd with that most distressing oi huusr caui.
plants he pics nearly chs ycaf- fou rccciS ine
ny rclicffrop the hc phVscians was induced try
tho vIriuc ul your justly e. s'c Pro Ointment
commented by your agent, Mr. Jawc> T.. IIa.cr, and size
wac cn'ciN relieved h} hc OF hottie. aud her
general heath, which had tccn sd fsr the lat yesrs,
was entirely restored can therefore chccffnly reeom
mend Rlrvs Pile Ointment To al persons throuhed it'll
tha' PAINFUL disease. WILLIAM NJ CIfNE
certify ihst have tccl aT'iced severely with the
piles Tor The last two ycss aud ser using various rene
dies without odsniHR relief wss Induce, 10 try RI
Ns eecrs'@i ointment tor he Iies aud olGsiuo see
dl rcCi therefore confidently recommend o. "a those
Afflicted with thi, painful disease. AMOS : RAMSEY
Columbus, -. GrfDiCr "a. 1874.
tNl llbN.-NuIC genuine uulrSz manufactured hy
We facncc pat phals made expressly fof ii,c nav
pose W icfci and sraei wih engraved scs-tth RI
cts pwmrut for iic-. patented Jaura-y frtT' >iau,t,
81 ou ihr rark and cuvcofed: with s.lcnid tu-fay,
4" lapi er, .iencd hy ihe rs.e lfce.
y. Is. Al .vtc-s mus ic addressed io
Messfs. DAVIS s WI NER Cuirntisis
General agcnt- for thc West
Tor sale wholesale auj fc.ait hp
JAMES BAKER NVhesIn- Va
kiFD 90 .'-ipIrrh. -
JAMES Gil hSCoE CO. Cincinns'i my . Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-05
LOOK HERE

ii A'} le.Iif a'e iu went of Ply NETS inst rsu al
= N"- w. ha -i't.. Ne Rave - 90 srnr Ncrs neat
u enH Wl-I in -ci item Nc hu season is.is and ,g U
,,"f 'l'H "ni AZ EnnH Sdysnco aud carfieve
w. lH'f Ws. hUislel some splendid Csrret HAS and
Sa.'' which Wc Us i sell low ior cash. Fan and sec
avg ~ NitOLt. g. CARR.
Y lMlN lA.-lS Cn,S.rEy-N Eu'o. leld bon the
t'fA oir &C. Of Size trrun Superior Cont 81 fr,,
Nu.us. tv'G ~ ' "''''" ''
ltt'i and W iIa'u W Nbrivcf, rr,'efccs 81 D.
if1 1afc zane widow OF PisfoH Isar ders-.s5 "a
WN.i EFiitf Ian,, Edwin G.Isur. tofur.fa /sue.
N"S" Hs'' S"Iii.h IHu" end rison /suc infant ei,t
dfri and hrirs ai iatv ftH, s1ui pisfolr y ~. i,
""' s"c 'l L.ifN JSuo Lsnc, their neat friend,
fuuuInfra.fs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-05

z m tl, truu.
y, unto ths 49, utid tbst ttt....
n' lh' 7sr h.p that if d. su rH,,Irl, TO-.
''' 80" il u OF gaining uufuflyl Witch haa t..t rf
tr1H surpassed D, au, OF Do, warm N. tr,., ,s ,.l
otter one CO.. t'eu Srfftitac ,ouNintc no sk.s
WUtn.s.
s,rlso C,rpts Nsfch e. I-s,
Mc.e. I. i. :. & g. s. ilirnsssk Crltir,,..I t-,..
r',d e'nd this tr.iuoi'iR concerning ,urt trNaIua
L'c Nclics 90 Worm S,rin From ,sfis ,tf,l,-,' ,,,
a'utmer chl'd new uf ~ mouh- DE-. teen -orci, ,f
.',''' WIN "tnis causing dey the sovt.s end
distressing isn~. A tiuo, she would tc alno,i tr,ntt~
sud r"cC'ls uUnauarah.: would uiu np att ,f., "A an,
- .N hl''N n'it'N nuc"ns' iuunF atAtnsi the wall.
te'ng Impressed =, t "a. belief INA. wo.s were ti,. as
We commenced giving severed tIicre Or such q COM
t'' NOM winch the chlht derived ituef "a fs. ever
" ua'et oi rori-p sp much reduced no r,.b ard
'd 'li ihc ~ mI"us ut suci rompai1i Accidental
"a nccHg with One oi touf circulars ave won, ul,,.I
\ u Your usyII cine ~, bst,,f ,..,.t d, ,.,
t'uIry greet many worms vc., tynugt t,ou l,,r ono
hi eN nrH's iu length sd several ,1r,uu ~ siy, f,
80. SPEEDILY relieved srd ibai oo hsfrc We had ,.,.i
one 70 cent i"ii' col N uru rum She 81. uo a.,
IT, iIa' Dc would lc Wnhiuduc-~ uis Isfi io =, ia
bold if'nl s"u and ihc communal, tli. irtrma'it,u
40 h,ri'fc g'o-i ulh'fsire, rc,ouu end Melt.
c'rd Non syrup medicine posss Ing super as eel.
/ l'hI g"dAbrt Very T'spcrthii,,
! Ma, o,,,, c., g HENRY THINNER.
Mc,frs ,. y &c : rloicas,-s s:,'r,c,' r.,
,'' '"f 'ni' iim" using your Ncun,ngc rraciirc
lW,o"tois 80 a. fuzzy So JUSTLY m, cuuGdeuco in a. use
uinA % "ur oi me ser! i,~i pr,aara'iuus Oh, usc.
Your SO. g. W. AFrLE'rON Nh.
No. al. South Sttrsf
rrcrs'c4 only ty J. " & q. =. noBi:NSIcK. \, +.
corner 'l second ard tuac, s'r's Philadelphia. Trirc
purchases. JoEL UoBENsACK. ,vho,,,.s'c Arcnt
Ma1inr FrrfN. Belmont county. ohio.
Afcm' 30 Nn"cue-Wai 4 son Soruh Wheeling
James F1h'r, Nsin street T.. Ninety. Main street. =
Icleon, Grocer, Market street. aug A. ~
~ CUANCERY.-Iu the C'ir,,,t et,r,,i In, Com, q, :,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-05

TtuANtERl.- the Circun Superior Cour 81
- l'oM sra ,hauc'p f"r Marshall county.
""IA ] udd Against Catherine Henderson, Sylvester
I"",'f and VIE MARY. Samuel SIrtb tie cider James
,''' al iic i.iiIslcih Sswuo SGiith tc NouuEcf
May Smilh, Msrcs-ci smith Nancy smith ia, =.
Em,ih John smith William Saith. aud winch said
"lh'uc henderson and Mary Fowler are ere aud
Samuel smith the elder d. bother of u sisre >,,,tG
he5rasci' and The SAID Eiiza'clh Rcc,i samuel ihr
Reune'f, Mary, Marrarc,, Nancy. Jano. John and
NhHsn arc chIldrca OF John Sfuitb a deceased hro.
.e' q" sad W aacc Smith. and al bcirs law of htn,
thc s"id w aIace Smith; and EdNard RAY spd Samuel
and others.
u' a''e named r1-'Irs Will faic notice tia. shai.
on Friday, ihc iltb day oC september = o. I'd ire bau,c
'""ias l-drr, M or nca' Msnclcs e., Brooke conn
~, Virginia LAKE thc dcpu-iflon of Nauha sutih 10 lie
Ieah j" c,ideucc tn Tins cass suu tboy ~ allen
tee THAI shou ou Monday, thc isth dat scpici CT
iefo' a. ihc office ~ Jacob & ftkiurh. Wheeling Nif
tinla Take the deposition ~ John Pearson oirs
10 c read u Nidonce in ts Ard tfo suN cause
thc taknd q" the sad dispositions shall
or tctuc commented shall not ic completed the
PceiNe days t"tote psUoi The taking thct-' ~ ad
Jouruct rom Time "a TINE uul The same shall com
i"ei"d aug ~ Ian MARY TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-05

w. Ntrf refrlui nnd sn i1 tbH soul aIi.r .uI r..f
20 n.dfrft f trn ere sure 90 co. r#1 Ir rft..
W Fe sos rHr sart o.'rIW .e rnuuifs .fltfr fIr .r
so ariauF u.r kruus ial tlit De- Boi I'D. rrl.
bfandfe.hs ffif Lfrft man SHOWS WI.r.lfr iI. af.i
De- 0fffs Iuu hf truf nf ft'sr. Beware 1l fIra..
Ute " usc va,ustie sedfit, TO- rsf IH o. f.tIs ~
$50 ~ gf. tIrlItfff Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-05

Y lRGINiA.--IN CHANtERY.-M rules held IN Tho
'lofk oice Of The Ctrcuu Superior Court OF Law,
Au.u>t, iSf6.
Roicit BARLOW ,,o,,,t.i,,..,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-05
CoMMISsIoNFR,S SALE.

-, - FFfsNN1 ", FWTIH
sold m Wheeling rs rRNOR q PAUL.
Cru MBACKER, Druggists.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-20
FoR THE ENQUIRER.

FoR THE ENQUIRER.
To Ms roteys Of he King William Senatorial
District.
We are in danger OF deleal from the dissen-
sions OF our own friends. The Wings will seize
the opportunity 10 slip in candidate in The midst
Of our broken ranks and this slaunch Republican
district may be dishonGred BY being transferred
10 The Federalists through the shorl-slghted am
bition Of gentlemen OF our own party. To our
mind, no better means OF removing the danger
can be found, than by Convention OF delegates
from the different counties composing our Senate
rial district, al some central point, (say King q
Queen Court. House, and in The spirit OF harmo-
nv, concession, compromise and patriotism, Sc
leci the man most acceptable to The great bulk
OF The people, and most likely 10 concentrate The
entire vote OF the Democratic party. Our dis
trict is decidedly Democraici but, II by our d..
visions Wing should be elected, We will deeply
lament The consequences; for next Winter y.
.Soies Senator is 10 be elected, and il is all i'm
porlant that We should secure every Democratic
district and county in the State.
Taking il for granted, then, that such Con-
yention ought 10 be, and will be held, we bring
10 the notice Of The people the very high claims
of David P. Wright, Egg, OF the county OF King
and Queen. For fine talents, manly virtues, long
experience and sterling principles, Mr. WTightis
equal 10 any man The District. Though retired
from public lille, Mr.. w. is TOO good Republi-
can and loo lrue patriot 10 dcclin. call from
Convention ofbis fellow Democrats. Lei then
Convention be held, and lie, David P. Wright
be nominated He will be cordially sustained By
the whole party and nobly represent The District
in The State Senate. AT all events, The nominee
ofsuch Convention, whoever ne may be, will
receive the votes OF The body OF The Democratic
party, including the invincible phaIanx Of
KING WILLIAM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-20

LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
WEDNESDAY, February 18TH, 1916.


WEDNESDAY, February 18TH 1876.
SENATE.
The several bills from The House were re'cl.
red.
The bill approprialing the public revenue vas
reported and laid on The table.
The bill concerning Jane Hailstock waS agalr
reported from The Committee on Courts Of Justice
by Mr.. THOMPSON OF A., with substitute,
which was laid on the table, on motion .. Mt.
WlTCHER.
The bill concerning The Superior Courts 9:
Law, &c, lor The county OF Wheise, and for othet
purposes, was passed.
The bill providing Tor the revision OF The civil
Code was taken up and, alter some TeinaI rs from
Messrs. S,anard, Thompson OF A., Suinge!,
Moore and Voolfolk, il was passed.
TAX BILL.
The tax bill being The order OF the DAY, =
amendment Of The committee increasing tie ia"s
on land 10 ten" cents being under considerai!tr
Mr.. BAPTIST stated his objection 70 3.
amendment, and hoped The bill would be allows-
10 pass as sent us by the House Of Delegates
MIR. WITCHER was also opposed 10 10
amendment.
Mr.. STANARD defended the amendment!
The discussion was continued by Messis M'.
Mullen, StaDard, Witcher, Bondurant and Cc'
Mr.. McMULLEN moved 10 recommii y:
bill with instructions 10 levy The taxes upon Is
ad raioyem principle.
Mr.. VOOLFOLK opposed this motion, y;
moved, as substitute that they bring IN ne -
Of last year.
Mr.. CAPERTON expressed his views q
The propriely OF reducing The taxes, ard wa' .
Messrs. THOMPSON OF A., BoNDc-
! RANT and MOORE took The same vie%. !.
Messrs. NEWMAN and WALLACE ~tf'
in favor CT The lax as proposed by The oli'.
The motion TO recommit being Withdraw X
question was taken on The amendment o. 3.
Committee, and decided in The affirmative, =
follows:
YgAs-M essrs. Sutton, J. Thompson. J.
Moore Crawford, Wiley, Bondurant. Woo!ie.
Gallaher, Piper, Caperon, Slanard, Deue'i'
McMullen, Rogers, McCauley, and Robert :
Thompson-l6. .k
Noss~Messrs. Scott, (Speaker,) Cox, We.
Wallace, SPARK, Baptist Garrett, Dennis,
cher, Smith, Cfump, Taylor, Guerfant snt '''
man-1i.
On motion Of Mr.. THOMPSON Off,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY, February ls.-Evgsrsd ssss',
A bill for The extension Of The jurisdic'i.s, 49,.
single Magistrates, which was under cons cons a.,
ton, when the morning session conc!uat1
taken up and ordered 10 be eDgrossed. ,.rs
A bill providing for The extension o, !ns p ).
Railroad 10 The Eastern base Of The blVs -. 4.
was read second time and tie question 's's
It's ensrossmen',
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-20

sily whatever for Convention. How stand,
the easel The opponents Of free schools haze
facO candidates in The feid-that is, candtacs
who agree with them in opinion On his inn,
tant question, while The friends Of The mes,,,o
have no, one no, not one. Here Is ores,,,s
which is emphalically the cause oi he peor'.
which is 10 be disresarded; nav. whistled 4. r.,
The wind, because foIsooIb, lwo gentlemen y.,
are opposed 10 it, have taken he field upon ,,s,
own hook, and are ndi.posed 10 suhn,it,o 4,
rather have not asked the interpo>iticn Of !.
Convention" Verify this locks Ii,le d,-,..t
10 say The least OF it. take 1t for gran,ej ,r.,
"Alpha," is himself opposed 10 tree schools ar
consequently his dsquieiute al Tie prosrert
OF Convention is perfectly natura., So,
il he be, he may rely upon il, me cry #
caucus! ean1ns will never AID his friend
Col'nel Dabney nor kill eff a question
which The great body OF The people have 50 ruc5
al heart. To The friends oiFree Schools, wogll
respectfully say, Speak now, or forever alter
hold your peace" This is the time, The day, ,6e
hour Ter every lover Of his country. and Of bis
species, 10 grid up his lons for the struggle an.
10 mingle in the thiche>, OF he fight. We nave
The victory in our grasp, an easy victory, bu, ROT
boodIess one; for many demseogue mus ,aV
in The conflict, never again 10 rise. Friends ii
Free Schools, rally for Convention, rally for
your candidate, rally for yourselves, your chill
dren, and The best interest OF your country.