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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
s..,r., cSO0 non

THIS company being now duly organized, rs
prcnnred 10 make insurance on every des-
c1ption ofFire and Marine tisks.such asdwel-
ing Houses, Store n ouses Nc with their con
tents. Also. Steam BoatF, Flat Boats aad Keel
Boats with their carRccs. Ia aad nom anYro
on tAe Ohio and Mlsslssippi rivers. oriheir trio
sutary streams. Appiicnli3nfor insurance 10 be
made for the present OF the Office ofthe wheel
ing Sayngs.Insu tution
aug htO1 SecH
RETURN pREMiU Ms.
yHVuE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa
ny of Wheeling viii return 10 per cent
Oh all premiums received Tor risks taken from
this date, where no loss has occurred
Il Mccoy,
ee March 3, 1915. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10

NIitGINIA-IN CnASCEKY- 1t rules held
v in the cierks office of The Cirruit Superior
Contt Of Law and Chanrery Tor The county ol Ohio.
IN ,he munIh OF March 1916.
Henry MoOfs. CumPLIinaai,
against
Pulaski Scstlerday. OhofI \ Zane. Mary NJ s Pane.
administrator ct Ebcnfzef Zane. late OF Ohio
county deceased. and Edmund T. Zine. Engene
Zane nnd Mary Anna Zane, lhe children aud
heirs at laS OF the said Ebenoz eI Zane. deceased.
Defendants.
The Defendant PulnskI ScaIieTday, not having
entered hs Appearance anil gwen sceunly accord
ms Ia The &c, of assembly aad re rules of Ibis
court. and It appearing by satisfactory ptoDf ia at lac
- tot al iuhastant of he commonwealth Of VIZ
einia On motion of The complainant Wy counsel II
- ordered that ihe said defendant do appear here
on the first Jay " lhe next Spung Term of this rouri,
and answer The coDPlainan,'s ball. and that a copy
Of ihi. onlUr be i.rthwtih inserted IN some neuspa.
per printed IN he city II Wheeling for two month.
success vely, and posted at the front door VI iho
couu house Of Ohio county, A copy Iesie.
ALEX I LAIoLEY. Clerk.
l. ". mara
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10
BELIEVE n Y :.

BELIEVE y LIVE :.
Wonderful Cure Of Pulmonary Consumption
Jy ThoRtssn'S compound Syrup Of Tar aud
Wood Naphthdl
PnrAprLpuA, NAV 3 an.
MI s i Thcmpson-Dear Sir-it is not within
The power of language To express To you he grsIi-
iUde I feel Tor yunr kindness, but had ability the
fame of your medicine should be sounded through
out the world lus tho bencht of suffering humanity
IN every cline. do not say too much aud well
lattcsted facts bear we out, when l say your com
npund Syrup OF Tar and Wood Naph,ha, hns,l through
Providence. LITERALLY raised me ffoIn a death bed.
Last iall contracted a severe cold resulting IA
violent ~iufhmmaIion ui the lungs. which threw me
in's q rapid decline, With facking cough, spilling of
| blood. palpHatinn al Ihe hear and oppression; and
ut times the circulation seemed suspended, a cold
ness would come over me, and | felt That the pow
crs of IIfe wcrs fast giving way. Nothing TOOK
benefited me. my nppeihe having left me. my sio-
mach and bnweis being completely deransed mud
my physician gave me Up, saying | was past help
and must die
Mr. yIckers. one aflhs underslgned, called TO see
aud Kindly brought ms a bottle of your medicine,
but Iuund me IN a dying slais, he lett The medicine
however, and | 50 iar revived "a tn swallow with
great difficulty a ieasp0oni1l, and astonishing indeed
VA. is effects. before taking my ir,l bottle I threw
OIL from my lungs . large quantity Of corrupt mattef
which relieved ne wonderfully nad enabled my
lungs 10 heal. The disease was completely arrested.
and 10 your invaluable medicine alone owe my
+, fssiotauon 10 health. For fome lime h0L charge
: Of The Jefferson Il 4 So,ieiy's Reading Ry,m. aud
4 tibonstnds know me and CO bear witness that the
= iofegoitg statement is srtcily TIVE.
= Wth leohnrs ct tasting gfuf'ude.
ID am respectfully yours. Se.
WASHINGTON MACK.
~ CHARLOTTE street abuvc Genrge.
We the undersigned. being personally acguainte
with Washington Mack aud hs suhcrr a., bea
witness To the astonishing effects of Thomson
compound syrup ofIsf and Noph,ha. and lao lWi
ID al the alnve st,temcnt.
10 Joseph WINNER. 34s North ThinI s..
10 DAVID VlCKCRs. ~ Nlmmd 81
HUGH MGiNLEY.
S T. corner ofTanmlnV opj Fourth Sis.
GRO w JOHNSON. M,tkct Square
80 toh 10 Gu Sois Necnt tnr WesIrm VI.
- Cl.SKS S~ALEBATtS. ic,d pei 1f -,le
IA m1f II HUDSON q MORRISON
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coLUMBUs, (o) com
~H

.4GENCY FOR WHEELNG q,
IL X LIST. At ShugeI * Sielle's Warehouse,
WafeT street.
yUNHEY will i9kc risks on Builcines OF al
III kinds:
Steamboats, and CargncS, Factories, Mills,
KeelbostS, FlalboslS- and CRrsoss &e, against
loss OF damage by hre, or The dangers and perils
LOT the seas, lakes or Itveis, on very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents arc authorized TO make the fol-
lowing terms with their customers:
Any person insuiing q single risk by which
no loss 10 the COMPANY j. sustained, shall re-
ceive a return on application 10 the agent, oil
30 per cent On the amount paid. Ga nett gross
premium paid each year, amounting 20 S5Ot
or over, IL , per ee,t on do: amounting Il
S., 600 OF over, Is per cent. ian %
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~ % H EN :.
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
RnOE ATsnUE

IoUN FlSHhR, Agt, Bookseller aud Station
" or, No iSN, Main Street Wheeling. Va 81
hclt, the patronage rh,s forurrr frfead. ana
CUSTOMERS al his ola stand. where he will be
ublet To supply them wlth Books aud STATIONERY
AZ reduced phccs. lie has now oo hand n large
assortment, aud isconstantly reeeIvlng supplies
OF Medical, Mi scellaneous, Theologlcal and
SCHOOL Books. Also, Bibles of every variety at
Binding, all of winch he is able to afford n.
cheap as they can DC gotst any othe r place ia
the city.
H'ghestrriee given fer Rags in excha nge.
sep 10
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NIRGINIA-IN cnANcEEY-Ai rules held
v IN The eieik's flee of the Circmt Superior
CourJ Of Law aud Chancery eos The county vi Ono,
IN The month OF Mitch 1876.
Francis Lawson. Gnnrdmn of CeoiIia Loomis and
J~'scrhioe Lolms. miami ch,IdreH ol Cec,lm NJ
Looms. deceased. nPiau.aHts,
against
The SAID francis Low son aud Jane his vile. ia heir
own ught. md Ceci',a IoomIs and Josephine
Loumis. anJ GeuIge J Deal aud Mary X his wife
late Mary Il Loomis. Defendants,
The Defendants George J Deal aud Mary X his
vic, not having enie red their appearance and CIV.
en- security according 10 The act Uf assembly and
the igles OF this courI. and it appearing by saIi.fac,
tory proof that hoy are not Inhabitants Of the
commonwealth ~ Vireinia-0n mouon OF the com
plaInaIt by cosusel, ~ - ordered that tho SAID
defendants do appear here Oh the 6fst DAY OF The
next Spring Term OF This court, and answer The
complananrs ball, aud that a copy Of thu order be
forthwith inserted r so.ne newspaper printed IN
The city OF Wheeling Tor iva mouths succoSsively
and posted at tho lropI door, OF Inc courl hoase VI
OHIO county. \ copy les'e.
ALEX 4 LAiDLEY. Clerk.
CLARKE. mar 10
" IiGINIA--IN cHAScsRY-Ai rules held
tn he clerks office OF the ClrcuiI Superior
Court OF Law ami Chaneery Tor The county Of Ohio.
Va he monlh ofNlnrch 1886
Abraham B~cdiilioB. ComplGiasnt,
Peter Yarnall. late Sheriff of Ohio county, and a.
such, Administrator II Cecilia NJ LOOMS. deceas.
cd. Mary J Thompson, and George J Deal, and
Mify u his wife. Fmncis Lawson aud Jane h,
wife, aud Cecilia Looms aud Josephine LOOMS
which said Mary u Deal. Jano Lswson. Gee La
! Loursis aud Josephine Loomis ore children nm,
heirs al law vi The said Cecilia NJ Loomis. de.
eeased. Defendant.
The Defendants George J Deal and Mary X hl
~ile. and Aiay J Thompson, not having enieGc,
'ieir appearance aud gwen security accorjisg Il
The act Of assembly and The rules of ihis court. omt
u appearing by satisfactory proof that they pre NJ
D inhshli0uts ol ibs commonwealth Of VifginiG-O
motion Of TIE complainant by Council. II l. ordorc
] ttst ,le sad dsieudaols DO appear here on tie fr
Day ofiie neai $ ring iern Of his cnuH. aud ansWs
the nants bill. ani Thai . copy nf his ord,
BE huh Wih inserted IN some newspaper printed
the CITY IS Wheeling fr two moHtI. succcssiye l
and posisd AZ tie froni door Of Inc court house
Dino county a cory tesic,
ALEX + LAIDLEY. Clerk.
J&F. mar III
~. VTIRGlsiA-iv cH,NcFRY-At rules he
OF v n hc cierk's ofH.e 81 lac Circuit Super
ef Count OF ltv end Cl1ncefv ior ihe county oi o.,
cf in lLo mouth ofNiarch 1876.
In usuD sNci'zsr, Complainant.
oil Jlmcs 8 Wheat Henry N,prc, John E Clarke o
piuic, Mrofc, D,f sfgpt,
T,e Defendant, Jahn 81 Clarke snd Du
MJyic. n0t having ,n,cfed thoir appearance
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DIR y GO \:

N HERE may be lound one al iho most es.
,en.iye and vel selected stuck. 81 DRY
GOODS ever h0ueht inip The CRY Of Wheeling. IL
eeing "nitely fresh from Inc EaSern cities.
The following cpiaiogne will snficc NJ \ dc
'cfpion of part cr said sicek rs u Is entirely
unnecessary 10 80 into a h,ll detail of en,tmrr,,on:
CLoTuS-rtcnch. English and Ameriesn
Cassimercs and Sauuneis; Jeans. summer cloth
rweeds. Reps. Sumner oassimercs. Oregon Cass,-
mere aud Summer Stuff.
LADIES wEA R-lndisnss. Bomhsxines.
AlpaesS. Mer,noes. Csshmrrcs. De L.sincs. Ba'z,>
tines. Psrisian Robes. Organizes. American Sssonys
I, sew article for LADIES dresses; tarred French
Ginehams. Painted Lawns. Points and CHIMES Of
al' grades and quality. ,sylng isom 81 cents and
upwards
shceunes. bios'hcd and unhlcachcj from "a
TO ~ & in Width; Tmkioss. Checks. Nankccns. &c.
WHITE GOODS-Ploin AND fad Malls. plain.
ripped and bard Jaconeis; Swiss. Swiss Null.
Lawns. Linen camsric tri.h Lincrs. &c
Also. a very fine assortment &c Drcss Silks Shswls.
lidkf. Cravais. Stocks. Scaris, Hr~iery. SC.
Lcshotn. Braid bInne,s. Ergli.h Straw; Sc;
I.~gharn Hate. Palm do.
INGRAM a. VENETIAN CARPETS.
VIII. b Is now opened aud opening aud viii he
rtcscuied at unusual low prices. eiiher Wholesale
retail. Those Naming good bargains Will new
call at The Philadelphia cash S'ure, s,sr No i6. ~
Ihe three siory hrick building. Main 81. a ten doors
above Rutbis Book S;ore. J y SEXTON.
mar 5
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AltNS
MConnell. Mtlam NJ Cunnvll. james
MC no-ll. jacob Mcconnell. Rnncr mcconnell.
John Mcconnell. Rchccca Mcconnell. Margaret
MConneli, Ehzahcih Gb,d, lite Eiizibc,h NJ
N~Hn~i-i-h,a " hufchirin afui Nt.-i.-h- ~ata
and Jrtlcfson |. Snpgsion. which said Barhau Is
the mother. and which said William. james,
Jacob. Rubert aud John Mcconnell. and Rebccca.
Margaret. Eiiz ,Sc,h and Maria. arc The brothers
and sisters al Alexander MConncll. hie az Ohm
county. deceased, and The SAID James Mcconnell
and Joho Ruohie. administrators ol The SAID Alex,
nnder Mcconnell decea, &c, Us(cnd9Hs.
The Deicnsanis John w lIalchison aud Maria
his vie. aud John Richie. one OF ihe adm,ni,tya.
tors of Alexander MConpsll. not having enter d
heir appearance aud given sccusiiy according la
the act of assembly an,l Tie rules OF lhis Court. and
u appearing by sniisllCtury proof that they are soi
Inhabitants ol the commonwealth 1T Virginia. On
mpion Of the complainant by counsel. IT : ordered
that the slid defendants do appear here on The irsi
day III The neN Spnug term OF this court. AID an-
swtr he cnmplainant's bill. nni that a ,py of Ihis
ctdrr toe iurlhsNIth inserted "a some newspaper
pnaied IN The Guy OF vyhceiing Tor two months sue
eessively, and posted AT the lunt dnor OF Ihe codr
house oi OHIO county A copy irsie.
ALIEN II LAlDLEY. Clerk.
NELSON. mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10
TO SHOE MANUFACTURES.
M'CLALLEN q KNOX,
ar THE SIGN on THE
L RED q

A RE- NOW receiving "a large aud general rs.
"a .onmeni Of Shoe STOCK and Findings which
have been selected with care. and will he sid as
low ns they can he had at Pittsburgh or ony olhef
place west &C The Mpnn;ains; our stock will be
found la consist ~ part ~ follows;
2O0O Lbs Osk Tanned Spanish Sole Leather
1000 do Hcmloek do DO
GO d,zen Boot Morocco Skins
90 do Kid SKINS
80 do White Lining Skins
90 do Pmk Do
IL do BiuaIng do
ALSO-A large assortment Of Shoe Tafeadsond
Shoe Nsi's.
100 LIS C cen Sine Threads
$50 do bleathfd do
a full assofmeo, Of enc Fimng Threads 1000
Lbs Shoe Nails from . in I 8.
LASFS--A fall esssrIment ot the most arpf"ved
style and paliern OF fne fashionable Boot Lnsls OF
Easism manufacture.
SHOE PEGs-30 bnshels shoe Pegs assorted
sizes. Of Eastern manufacture.
foil sssorUen, of Shnc Tools and F'ndlngs'
via Shoe KnileN; PAGER; All Blades; A"I Hats
Paionf Peg Awi Hats; Steel Lasting Tsek'; Raspsi
Measuring strip; Size Sucks, Boot lmu-; Lasdng'
! Galiuons; Shoe Ribbios; Sin and cotton Laceus'
Boi Cord; Boot Webbing ShOo lIatames' Bnslles
stamps Wheels; 81 &c.
The above logelher with sundfy other ahiclcI
too numerous 10 mettion. render Onr oss0rtment e.
shoe Sock and Shnc Firdinss tie most extensive
, over olefcd IN ihs part of ,he country y ot aus
Shoe manufacturers Nill fad 10 % heir adeauipg
go call and oxaunne oar stock before purchasing
mar 95 MCLkLLEN q hNoh'
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against
Daniel Zane, Daniel & List. JOSIAH Fox. John Lisi
senior. administrator of Alfred Coates deceased.
and as T:isieo, aud 10 his own right. The Nurh
Western Bank uf Virginia. The Merchlnrs' AMI
Mechanics Bank ot Whcelne. iSehecca ROBIN.
son, ZAcharIah Jacob aud Chasles w Resell
DJsHaqEis
The Defendant Josiah Fox. OF having entered
his appearance and gwen security according To The
aci 81 assembly aud tae rules 81 this cuurl, aud II
appearing 10y satisfactory proof that ha Is not m
iuhabuani of The commonwealth of Virginia On
melton ul he complainant 10y counsel. IL IS ordered
hat the sad defendant 10 appear here on ,ho first
day fihe next Spring term Of ihi- CONT. ani answer
The compliments bill, and that n copy OF ihis order
be forthwith inserted ia some newspaper printed 10
The cry OF Wheeling for lwo months successive ell; ,
md posted nj The irsnl door u lhe court house VI
fOhio county. 4 copy Ies'e.
ALEX + LAIDLEY. CLERK.
La X. mar .
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"a iiGlNIA-tN cusNcERy--At rules Esld
v ia Ihe Gle ~ ofice of the C,rcuii Superior
Copd oi L.aw and Chancery ior The county vi Ohio
IA the month of March 1916.
The Trustees ol The P6esideui. Directors aItd Com.
pany Of he Belmont Bank of ), ClairVlllc.
Goup1iugufS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10

a hIGiNlt-lN CuANCKEN -At ralcs he'd
Y the Sleths caicv 81 ths Ctcuu Surerivf
Cont 0i Ltw oni Choncrv kr Tie count, OF Ohio.
m me monih ol Mach lSi6
tmRes N Liuierhatk. jesse Ian'z. John M'Lure.
rhoiuos T. WILSON and JLn Fiuk.
f.r.i,...,
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: ha"'s knoS 'ames u Jitkson, i'hn M,liet.
William 4 S,lhV. sltVivnr of Alfred B~nuei. whc
were rltiner- utder he fim of " n Scihy 4
Co. john 10 Armstrong James MNiurmv. David
As"ew. !, IN kU,htc. Xsrbarish Jacob. admiuis
ifoinf 81 : mnrl Spusg acreascd. The Alei,hsuts
and Mechanic Bauk at Whseitus aud Gu~iavuS
tpsip, ss-iruee IA baakmpi,y q ll,raec Nj
Nhiirr. nrtcud1nts.
Tbs cohplainen,s ia the crusc having fled az
o'Sended aud supplemental bIi. and tho defendants
JONES Dj,cksaS,l La Miller. james NJ Maray sud
John Richie.not haVtrg entered iheira appearance nj
given security according 10 the net olasS, mhiy uudihe
rules ~ IBIS court. aud u appearing hy satisfaction,
proof that they are-not inhabitants Of The commsn.
II Nirsinin--on m,tioo of the conplainants
iT counsel. u - ordered that the SAID defendants Ia
'rps'r hero IN the fist day 81 he next Spring term
ni Tbs court, and ansn er The crmpls,nsni,' hill and
ihni a copy OF lhi. order be fcnhwlh Inserted M
s''ne Newspaper printed ~ The ct,y tf Whcslmg
i"r w" months success vclv. and pnied at he lnni
door ol il,e cOart house of oht, county. \ copy leslie.
ALLEN L LAlDLLY. Clerk.
COOP mat9
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NIRGINIA-IN cn.Ncrar-M nlc. herl


Archibald iieudsrson, Complainant.
~againSs
Rcdick kec, Charles u knoN, Franhin w Kaoi.
Robert G Woods. John Richie. J.hn c Campbell
AID Amelis II hs wiz. Parker Campbell and
Label Hrs wife. Hanson w Chapline pnd Ehza.
beth ; his wife. which SAID Ameli1 n Campbell,
Isabel Cufnphclt md ~ zabelh : Chaplinr. are
the chiiifcn aud heirs M law Of Simnel Spigg.
late OF Oh" county. deceased. Z,hnt'ah Jurob.
administrator at the estate oi The SAID samuel
Spncg deceased. The Merthnnts' aul Mcchanics
Biuk OF Wheeling. Gu-iavuS CrcsaP. assignee no
bankruptcy ~ Charles u Knox and of RgJuk
Mh0c. und john Wil.oRjt. ahd AloseSC Gund.
Defend ,Dis.
Tic Dclcndauis John Riichir and jain Wilsnn
~. not having entered iheir appearance anil given
security a,couiips 10 the oct ct assembly anil he
rules OF this Court ani II opt caring 10y sai.sfactosy
rrooi hat they are no; Inhabitants OF the rom,
Of Virginia On motion Of The c,m.
pla'nahl ~ counsel. II is ordered ihai the said de-
PENDANTS lo appear here ou the first day OK tho next
Sprung term OF HIS court. aud answer The com.
ploinants hili. and Tint a copy of this order he forth
with inserted IA soue newspaper printed nihe city
oi Wheeling for two mouths snccesively. and post
cd al The front doDr al the couu hons, of Ohia
county. A copy tcsie. ALIEN L LAlDLEy.
Coop. mar 3 Clerk.
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NfRGISIA-IN cHANcERY-At rules held
IN ne clerks Office 81 Ihe Circuit Superior
Court u Law aud ehaneery for 'iic county OF oh,j.
IN Ihe month ol March lSi6.
Samh MCuy, Complainant,
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ALEX + LAIDLEY, Clerk.
NILSSON & PEcK. mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10

Wonderful Cure Of Pulmonary Consumption
Jy Thomson compound Syrup Of Tar and
II.oI Nopbfhof
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NiRGINIA-IN cnNNcEEY-Ai rules held
v m The cieik's flee of The Circuit Superior
Cour' Of Law aud Chancery ior The county uf OHIO,
IN the month OF Mrch 1876.
Francis LAWSON, Canadian at Cecilia Lnnmis aud
J~'seThiue Lulmis. miami chs IdreH ut Cecilm NJ
Looms, deceased. e. RPlGu.aHts,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-20
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.

John W. Jones in The ieid-OM Chesterfield out
of the for-Disensions hahd- Dangers Orer-
coms-OI poured upon The waues- Whiggery
uprootcd
Yesterday (Court day the people met, accord
ing TO previous notice, and from the strong soil
citations Of many, many Democrats, the worthy,
talented, efficient and well-lried Democratic Jones
was induced 10 accept the nomination, unani.
mously given, for a seat in The next General As.
sembly.
Fond Of retirement, having left an exalted sta
lion for that purpose, yet be had TO yield 10 the
wishes OF those who had The power and The right
10 confer the nomination upon him. He is
deeply and deserredly engrafled in their afec-
lions, and they make use of him, on This occa-
sion, TO heal The discussions oil The party TO which
he belongs, notwilhstan ding they dislike TO cir
cumscribe his brillia nj talents 10 The narrow limits
of the Virginia Legislature.
II is earnestly desired that every Democrat
should go the polls, though there should be no OPP
position, in order 10 show tina, his sacrifices and
services are properly appreciated by those whom
he has always been willing 10 serve.
Before the nomination came on, many Of the
Wings were greatly elated at The prospect Of De.
mocra,ic divisions, &C. They worked hard 10
get Democrats 10 commit themselves 10 vote for
a Wing, provided Mr. Jones should moi be nomi-
mated. Perhaps they succeeded in this far be-
yond what ope might have expected but when
harmony prevailed in The Democratic ranks, and
the result OF their labors was announced, mine
Got, wha, a change! Their smiling faces be-
came a, once truly and awlully elongated and
soured 10 excess, and many lett in silence
The name of JOKES was gall and bitterness to
their prospects OF success. Chesterfield has es-
capped both Scylla and Charybiis-beyond all
danger. The Democrats will surely take warn
ing from the past, and profit thereby.
DEEP CREEK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-20
To JonN I. SEAwELL, Esq.
GLorcEsrER C. a., Mar!

GLOUCESTER C. H., March IL, 1876.
Gentlemen: BY the last mail, your kind note,
"as The organs OF the Convention which met al
King and Queen Courthouse, on the second
Monday otlbis month, for the purpose Of concen-
lraiing The Democratic Republican strength OF
this Senatorial District, and nominating some
suitable candidate 10 representa- in the Stale Sen
ale Of Virginia" was received, informing me that
IL had been selected By said Convention as a pro-
per and fit person 10 be voted for TO ill The vacan-
cy occasioned by the expiration of the term OF
service Of our late representative DR.. John K.
Taylor" Well knowing the necessity OF such a
concentration OF The Democratic party in the en-
suing election, and the importance Of having a.
once an acceptable candidate in The field, ! have
delayed answering it 10 this time, from an unwi-
lingness to throw my W personal Interests
against the wishes OF those 10 whose kindness |
have been indebted for this nomination. Bul a
mature consideration of the subject, aided by the
advice OF many OF my friends here who know my
situation, forces me most reluctantly 10 decline
the nomination thus conferred upon me. | know
YOU will believe me when ] say. that very heor-
" regret that my own private affairs should lorce
me to adopt this course. ALLOW me, through you,
10 acknowledge my obligations to the body whose
organ you are, for the honor thus conferred upon
me, and accept for yourselves Individually The
assurance Of my continued esteem and regard.
Respectfully, your friend,
JOHN T. SEAWELL.
To Messrs. James M. Jefries, WIN. L. Gale
wood, and Robert L. Montague.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-20
JAMES RIVER \

RICHMOND, MARCH 10, ls46.
ARRIVED

49,
Canal Boat James Madison, T'ompkiuS from,
Lynchburg, suntries 10 Preston & Euder>. Scha~.
e. Co, Fl. Ludlam & Co, Crenshaw. Bronze,
4 Co, +. G.. Tompkins, and Robert Gawlhmey
Boat Union, Adcock, from Lynchburg. sursre.
TO Warwick & Barksdale, A. T. Harris. Via.
free & Williamson, B. Peyton, Williams & 10.
binson. Shields & Somerville, Crenshaw. pro.
theirs & Co., Dnnkum & Brown, DR.. Taius,.
Boat Tennessee, Crumpacker, from Lyrc..5u!c
sundries TO Crensbaw, Brothers & Co, Lee !,
Tinsley, Shields & Somerville, Williams & r..
binson, Massie & White.
Boat Velveldeer, Watson, from Lynchbnr, T..
bacco, 10 A. 7. Harris, Ii. Ludlam & 60.
Boat Rolla, Brown, from New Canton, sur1ris.
10 Williams & Robinson, and Rvbei, Gwa,h.
mey.
Boat Victoria, johnson, from Scousville. whoa.
and tobacco, 10 Deane & Brown.
Boat Gen. Harrison Station, from Lynchla-e
wood and empty barrels 10 James Richie, VA.
wick & Barksdale,
CLEARED,
Boat Champion, Kidd, with mercharl;ss. "a
New Canton and Scoltsville.
Boat Lynchbuig, Fields, with merchandise. q
New Market and Lynchburg.
Boat Metamora, Newberry, with merchant
10 Cedar Point and Gainesville.
Boat Highlander, Pamplln, with merchant.
to LyDchburg.
Boat William L. Lancaster, Staten, with nrf.
chandise, 10 Lynchburs, Scotisville, Lock No. IS.
tlardwickSville, and Staples Mills.