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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

The last Intelligence from France mention
ed the trial, condemnation and execution by
the guillotine of LccoBrte, who some time
since attempted the life of the King Of the
French. The trial took place before the Cham
her OF Peers. At the close OF the trial-in
which 1876 peers voted for the execution as
Parricide twearing black yeil,) So for death
simply, aud for perpetual imprisonment
the sentence was read TO Lecomte in his prison.
Tie listened with the utmost composure; and
ht ITS conclusion said, "It is well; now only
ask bat one favor. and that is to sec the Able
Griyel. The Able, who for several DAYS past
lad been ~ occasional communication with
Lecomte, visited him Immediately. When
tho chap!ain-had retired, a strait wais,coat
was as Is the custom, put on him: and lie
cnmle lar from showing xsy unwillinRness
assisted the gaolrrs during ths execution OF this
lormaty.
On the following morning, Lecomte signed
petition 70 the King praying Tor mercy. and
expressing repentance Tor his crime n il
reported that Louis Philippe was willing 10
spare The lie Of the assassin, but that his Min
lsters would not consent. The execution took
place at five o'clock on Monday morning.
The utmost secrecy was observed on the
bupJttt D} hil lne OFFICIALS; aud IN consequence
comparatively few persons were present The
criminal arrived az the Place de IA Barrierc
81 Jaques 40 a carriage, accompanied by his
comics or the Able Orwell lie was bare.
footed, and covered with black veil. lie
knelt, aud long remained IN that posture
seemingly praying lie afterwards rose and
assembled the scaiiold. Az that awful moment
his courage seemed somewhat to fail him; but
his strong organization soon prevailed.
on reaching tie top OF the scafIOld I.ecomte
s'o3u ~ 'front.' OF the spectators, turning his
back TO the guiilOtme "a. continued thus
While his sentence was read, and the reading
OF II lasted % minutes. While II w,s
prooeediRghe deplorcd his crime. and pyotcst.
cd his rePentance. He declared ~ versl tiues
that II was not on scsllold that he ougbt ~.
die, but on field Of battle. The Abr Grivci
Whispered something end soon presented tho
cTucihE, which LecOmte repeatedly kissed He
ne1t embraced bis coniessOr with deem emo.
ton, end surrendered himself to the execution
cIs. Ills shirt and black veil were removed
and his head was forthwith severed from his
body.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

Thomas lngfaham aud John J. In,le,
Compartments
george j. Lafcver aud John Rarker ." NnAN'hkf'
rpo,...... Defendants
kDthSb Mt To decree made in tbs cane ~, a., a.,
day OF May, 1896 OF the Circuu s,,c,i ~ , WIG mn
NV ana Cheheery for Tyler county viii an ia a
n, IN august ueNt, (that teng Cour dsy sell ~
Puhio anetion, al the door of the 1o,,rt ILL., 80 ~
county tract OF 100 acres of Land .,ns,s ~ Sl sea
,ta o, Mek nus iork Of Middle Island Creek and DE-
tc,s , w pSpcrs OF said c0usc; the sale Ia 10 ON The
pa,a ~ sS mouths, and the other 6alf In twelve ~
,,s osS OF sac the purchaser to give bonds i.es",
stalHeuis. - wv ~, 81 payment of the IN.
iy i1-vri,, w. J. mccoy, D.s
vi" for WIN. JOHNSON =. TC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13
STEAMBOAT R REGISTER.
PORT OF an
S1 WHEELING EH
REPORTED BY CuAs. II. BERRY

COUGHS AND COLDS-In all cases Of cou.Is ,,a
Gods the sufferer will find pleasant hut powerful rem
~ h Cckehc sugar COacd Vegetable Pill The fame
OF this medicine has already spread far and wide Oy.,
hNc hundred Thousand boxes of these Pills were sold last
wear, having teen used In all asccrancl eases ~ mn per
t'tsiceesr Tor liver complaint. Affection of the limos
pa ptSpn ot The heart influenza, asthma scarlet fever
lever ad ague, dropsy, yphus fever and other diseases
rms ill coated with nnc white sugar so that The me
dicinal ingredients arc imrercepihe To the taste 10
children they may he administered without din entity
90 WI s"Niheed Is Dr Cckencr of the efficacy in all
specified cases that he pledges himself Ia return Tho %
by 4. q. FAIRtHILp. A.. '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13
DROWNED. aunounce with deem

DRoWNED.-We auaounce with dee re-
eret. the death By drowning on Friday even
lug last, OF an aged and respected citizen Mr.
FRANCIS BAsssrr, sged 81 years. He went,
as wes hi, custom, Ia the river, to bathe. in
company with Ia young grand son. He walked
out from the shore ia shoai water and sttemp-
ted to swim in. Immediately OF striking out,
he sunk, with very slight struggle. Hisgrsnd
son drew him out immediately. but life was
tinct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

The alarm of fire on Saturday originated in
three story brick OF Main street, belonging
To MIR. Paxton, and occupied by Mr.. c. K.
Steiiel, timer. 1t caught probably from
spark OF fire on the roof. Ii was put out with
very small loss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13
CONGRESS.-At our last dates from Wash

OVANUnt~NS.--htU ut Idsl udles IToln Wash-
ingtou, 10Th inst, the Senate recommitied the
Wsrehousing bill 10 the committee for amend
mcnt, % TO %.
The House had the bill graduating the price
OF the public lands under discussion. The bill
was reported from committee without amend
ment and rejected by the House 81 to %. A
reconsideration was moved aud carried by a
tie vote 50 to 50, the speaker voting in tho
affirmative The House thea adjourned " iih
cut further considering the bill.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13
MEDICAL NOTICE

nOCroR ELISHA WARNER respectfully annoan--
- cc- To the citizens of Wheeling and surrounding
country that acr absence Of four month. on business
he has returned TO the city aud permanently located
Thankful for the literal share of patronage bestowed
him during his short residence in Wheeling he still ten.
dcs his professional services and hopes the APP
probation of impartial public. An professional eaiis
either IVA THE city country, viii he promptly attended
10, and all chronic dseass will receive particular
ton.
Doctor Warner having studied medicine under the
ton OF respectable ply stefan OF the old school, and hav
ing thoroughly studied the Indian Botanic practice OF
ms father. (wo generally known the Old Indian
PHYSICIAN OF fhisburgh and having had the experience
81 several years successful practice with him who bss
had most extensive patronage the above city for the
last eighteen years, hopes by ssuous and unrenittrd
attention io hs profession to satisfy the reasoaas
pcctaons Oft who may him with their conn.
dcncc aud patronage.
OFFICE AND DwELLING-in the brick block Inn.
medacly al the south end of the bridge and three doors
from his former stand now occupied BY Col D. r. Kel.
ley.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

Numsen's les CREAM is wotth Of special
notice in our columns, aud we viii say, in
connection with the remark that il he does
not sell as much as he can make. this hot
weather. il will NOT. be the lst5t of the cream.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

APPLES Mr. Sharp OF The fats Of GraSe
Creek, has brought iuto our market dpples OF
this years growth. larger aud finer Favored
than the MARKETS., decidedly. Mrs. Heating
has several barrels of them at retail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

i,hry have a fellow up before the Magistrate
~, massachusetts,, on The charge of biginy
"e IaI ran on with, and married. the grand
"''Shtfr o. ms wiic--his first wife. now alive
Que % two interesting wives being also in
existence. IL is not often lh,t /, mae W
red 10 iis grand child. "'''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

THE BIBLE FOR THE ARMY.-we are
bla''neo 10 learn, SAYS the Savannah RepubIi-
can mat The Army in Texas applied to the A.
lnenCan BIBLE Society Tor the Scriptures--and
'n'l I9uT thousand copies OF the New Tesla.
menl have been forwarded Tor their uso. II
u I' desirable TO inculcdte the love of pcace
among soldiers the New Testament IS The
best Of al books Tor them. VIC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13
heArgns.

A - iNt 4AfNN1s
! charge that you are in favor Of the Bill
which recently passed the lower Honse of
Congress aud Is now belore the Senate for the
repeal Of the IarinOl 1872 You are reaues
Ted 10 say whether The charge is true or not.
also charge, thai you are in favor of what
y called the Oregon Treatyas recently advised
by the senate. You are also requested to an
swef whether Ibis charge is not iue.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

rules were cited and read Every member
held book containing the rules OF the con
stiluiion in his hand
MIR. Douglass gave his views ON She subject.
book IN hand, and was speaking when this de-
spatch closed, at ID minutes past O'Clock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

Mrs. GORE.-This novelist i, G,allio,
'' French manufacturers Of fiction IN So,
having published her hird noyal within Ib,,c
months. '''''h '"''e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13
MILITARY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Win NM IhEiAtA lONNiNtANABA.
Much bias brcn ,1id Of lhc large prepare
tions 'o udiiothc military Strengthen Can d.
dag bat now Tor 'Iia fret 'im., we have some
OF ibe panicuiars The Montreal papers an
describing The extent oi Gle-c va,'iso pfsna
miious. which show rs tlsi Canada is SIAN
looked after win much vigilance b, il,e lI.,.
Government
Two Ship arrived With military stores anil
ore now disclmpiug at Nominal. AY,nr,
Zoe hravy ordnance laudciara some viii, f.,7
,.rlns platforms. suited either fl l,sd.,t.
of sicHm o tops ul Mrr.lu Tower. rll
other works nH -h.r. some pi the .l,.f
very Ior2' weighing as pounds THe ,L..s
.oi TIE lower hoidm one ship $50. filled ,,rt.,
cannon OBJ h.''N ,a'iiir .uIa aas qmutrg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

THE WEATHER--Thereh has been vis
ible change ofthe weather for the better, since
yesterday. We find our thermometer this
morning ate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

We areobliged 10 lay over until to- morrow,
some communications Intended for this day 3
paper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

- AN AWAY FROM tho suiser,tc,s m, ,ta ,,,
Tbs ~ ,,,".l''n apprentice named MATHEW N tRsG
49,, - '" ",Ih ail persons acau.t hafloripg q, .,
W. & II. CHARNOCK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13
PENNsYLyANIA

VI at Kinds, to order, in the most thorough
manner and at the cheapest rates.
bLANh BOOKS furnished 10 anu pattern.
magazines, Pamphlets, Music, &c, bound
III Ihe most substantial manner.
Old books rebound. &c.
=, - he BindeIy will be under the charge of J.
ulLOhklSI, JR., an experienced and compe.
Wnt workman, to whom any orders may be
ne subscriber is satisfied that he can, and
~ determined to furnish as good work as can
~ "ohe III 'he city, at as cheap rates and with
the utmost pTomptness.
Steamboat Dinners and Biiid,rs. are mar.
ticularly invited to give him call as he is
prepared to furnish books AMI bills out and
out, al the shortest notice.
may is Z WHARTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

|USullS, COLDS, PAINS IN THE CHEST
i D10"cHuis' Splitting of Blood and Msip'
Nht oHsumPtioH; also Diarrh0n d..
Wtdfy oHd hummer complaint in c5iiJy,n
SPcedHy and qfcciuaiiy cured by Br1n,Iin'
sar compound STRUP ofB0NESET
c,I '' i poruia and unsurpassed medicine nc,.,
.ss In gnng almost immediate RELIEF i, 49,, seNeI
go, Enumerated complaints II has lecn t,, W VIC
la ." n s. ,y aud there ono to lc ion53 b
To ~ efir,c, -, ~ directions, who viii no, tesiCy
derived nv ~, et'r ny ing IT, and say that he or AZ ~
vii ~ ,, ucH rom IL use, their tweuty ave- 80,
Ser ,,,i.f'1 ,s,uIhei IL To ~ had a n,.,ti
HI''hee" None arc genuine unlcss s,gne5 1,ei'h.
NR-rrhi., .,., .. 4. BRENTIIVCgR
on, -. ~ ut'dtoihe o. now prescribed i, ,c,.-.t =
u, nost respectable physicians 10 l ~ ,etsl q
- ~ "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13
THE CELEBRATED MEDICINES

NJ T. WARNER, well known the Odd Indian Ply
~ Stefan of Pittsburgh, with particular directions for
their employment, lie had OF his son, Doctor Elisha
Warner South Wheeling.
IL v useless to pull these invaluable medicines since
they are generally known and have been extensively
employed hy the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity for
the Of those appalling ohroaie diseases which the
human family is subject.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13
ID VAINE a co., MANAGERS,

RAiNE a. co., MANAGERS.
po,, WHEELING. VA
fokomoke river LOTTERY. cIsss Iat drawn A. Xvii,
a, - beiaw are Tuesday. July 1896
20 ~ a. 10 ~ - % 81 10 q
t,.,-- Lowest prize s.
' , ~ tlsss No. l6l, drawn Al Whining.
-, . ion or Tuesday July 7th, Isf6:
"'' - ~ - - - 60 90 ca % - "a
n., Lowest prize 81.
~ i""k az The prizes suld n the above A. her, ., a.,
hffcf falling lucky once ~ "N
~ o. Prize 81 sss. teing the hair of Tho si,t, 81,
~ W. arg % - prize NJ sisj teinr the OF
y, r., nv ~ 'h' a"'t Inkomnke Lottery eia-s iat Al
~ ~ 'i, fHVf nf 500 tcine tin hsff or ESQ a..
te,, ,a PIC ~ iit Above Delaware small wy lot
t.r y. T.. DORSEY
~ Sole Agent fof the Manager
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

WHEELING DIVISION meets on Main
street every Friday at s O'Clock, p. NJ.
HENRY ECH0lS, w. M,
w. h. GALLY, X. S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

IN' remarkable effect Boz The susiontion Of ltae !, -,
81 "i CONSUMPTION sHd other diseases OF te Cl,, .os
h"nTs she" usiHr The Health Restorative. b. ,.toD,.,,
'"F We particularly invhe ihe attention. n the .et ~
TIC stveftsen 81 ~. Bfnekefbaas I,e,l,b R.,o
'siNe dispass onste judgment on ~ virtue. Co.,
ancr hh and fsrhful tIsi oft. VII ssr.f. a., -.
who ran le 'sisfed ~ rapid snd ts,rrsr,,, 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

.It AsnstLVANIA UNIVERSITY
gftHE Medical Lectures VIII r,,,,o.'-s'
- : hc hrt Monday of Noye,nie, ~ 81 usual on
..ouns under tie following srrsov.r,es '"'ihac iouf
nc fr"etPics AID Practice of su5ger, ~
Msferia Medies and 1ri,o,... Professor Dudley
Chemistry and pbs,,I.,- l.o"''es ~ Mitchell
rpeeiai and surgical matt ~, ID, Ieifr
'eHcfal and Pathological Ansi,,,- 49,, NON
go fhysoiogy by IVY GU"
O'e'eiiics aud Diseases of uof,e, - Lawson,
Children w. ''" Ni'H
heorj and Practice Of Wesiet,.t Annan
leinonstraiof 81 Anatomy 4 o - haulet
f Wtoie Course costs si05. ana -. .'"i.'N. W ~
onired .r, .,nf sten. c,sHwH b. inys,t.ily, ~
dois,s ts I ns,fieusiion aHd hlfsry tirket 80,
o,, gfaiuanr g., SIS Tos,l,rv 49, 100
de6 M NC collars f.ef week. heI ana ttvis. t..
IetInyio,. K, A.. fnos. y. MITCHELL. ns,v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13
SALE or REAL FsrArr

- rend.r.s ~e1s-e
- - Aid otbersl by the Circun SufrFfor eoagt
oi Law ana ChaHcery for Ohio ~ on te s,;,k a.
oI June ieo The undersigned acting a. Commi.-;srsr
~ WIS .ehS WIZ proceed io sell, Monday the Ies
uSy :" august e6, a. tho front door Of the Court To.e
~ ONO Couny the following described procvtv thss n
we Undivided half OF tract of land sitnsts a.
w IoeH Creek, adjoining land sOId by William, Thar
NV 10 henIy Moore aud Robert Baldwin herinnipg ri
on VIC rank OF tho creek, thence with said Nor
i nsaW lns line = u deg. r. TO said Cbapnes hsck
i snehos " 20 def w. with said hack line three hun
ed rect thence ~ w Co the hank OF creek
Up ihc creek with the meandes thereof thgee hun
~ 20 ihe BEGINNING. supposed to contain twelve
- acres coal, tc the same less upou III fnow
W erns Ia wit one hundred dollars "a Ia1 Of tie pur
,oey 10 le paid in hand and the residue By oqusi
cfes nom day Of sale the purchaser e,vipg lorS and ~
cuiy and the title retained until the v1le arsn Of
purchase money be paid. John a. EOFF - y
For n. e. woods 4. DC
~ Vim Commissioner in this behalf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

WEsIEKS INStRAscs CoNrAsY,
9th July, 1916. (
TITLE directors OF the Western Insurance Company
\ have declared adNidend of ten per the can
ilS sock for the last siA months which will be paid to
stakeholder on or amer the 10Th instant.
x. MCCOY, Secretary.
r AIDES FINE KID TIES AND BUskINs-Ju.,r re-
- ceivcd from Philadelphia.
Trunk Ladies fine Md Tics.
l do do do do Buskins,
Trunk Ladies fine oolored half Caters,
do do do do slippers,
Just received Al the sign OF the bix Red Boot.
jy5, MCLALLEN KNOX
piNx AND wHIIE LINING sKIss-Jua received
= iron. New York,
10 dozen Pink Lining skns.
~ dozen White do
V7, MCCLELLAN 4 KNOX.
nOOT MOROCCO SKINS
- 10 dozen hest Marocco Skins,
Just received from Phladephis,
Y5, MCCLELLAN l. KNOX
TO BOOK BINDERS.
n dozen sheep Skins and sklser- lor book binders
- " Received and for sale by
w., MCLEI.LAN 4 KNOX
TANNER's OILS bbis Tanners Brown Oh re-
- oeivcd aud for sale by
jel9 wv. PAXTON q co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13
AUCTION SALES,
nv WHI. -. WICKukM

BY WM. n. WICKHAM.
a. wednesday morning the lJth day OF July, 1916, at
~ goeloek. viii sell, at my Auction Boonls South
DRY GOODS
Ner offered 10y tins city, consisting Of Cloths Ca.
simcrss, sa,inc,s FIanneIs Muslin hi .sins xInsr..
Mernos, Siiks, Cashmcrcs, Prints silk Shawis TI.in
shaw- Dress IIdk. Gloves. Hosiery Table Diaper. &e
% These goods OF the very hest quality and yor.
Thy The attention OF Ladies and G-nticnsn who want a
g"H s Muee-shcap. sale positive without reserve.
wheeling July :, 1916. WIN. =. wICKHAM.
No1-rs wICKHAM's BACON Hams. warranted OF
superior quality for sale al the Auction Rooms Of
N" w =. wICkHAA.
q ENTLEMAN's FINE MOROCCO MuNRoEs-
~ PAIRS Gents ine pump sole Morocco Munrocs isst
eocNc"py MtBELIAN KNOX.
Sign ofthe f;is Red Boot,
SIS CHESTS YOUNG HYsoN TEA. as'd an.,nic.
~ 80 aud - Boxes do do
~ Chests Gunpowder do
=, 10 u III loNes do do
Now receiving and for sale by
-e 10 Nv. PAXTON & co.
~ GODS FOR GENTLEMEN's SUMNER WEAR
en- Checks, style Twec,ls CA,nhroons F,ne pr.neh
Cloths and CSssmeres beautiful light Cfaya,s bt Gloves
ana SuSpehdefs' aP 10. W. I. sELBY.
- ENTLEMAN's FINE ROOTS
~ Gases Genllemans Fine pump Calf Doots
do do do do Goat do
~ nm, neat article just received At the sign Of the Mig
NED booi' Jy', MCCLELLAN a. KNOX.
SALT-Iso bb. KANAwHA SALT, a superior az.
jy s-iw DORSEY, BLACK & CHAPLIHR.
8 SAsKr Ersuu sarrr-Eeceivea -,.a ,or SCI. :,
- E . HUDSON a MORRISON.
2f1 hRIs LOAF SUGAR received and for sale ny
80 y HUDSON &c MORRISON
a a Bbis PRIME RIO COFFEE deceived aud
ice HUDSON MORRISON.
wool, SACKS.
- WOOL sScking. jeS w. r. sELhY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

q ENTI.EMAN's FINE MOROCCO MuNRoEs-
- W pars Gents Tine pump Sole Morocco Munrocs last
received ny MCCLELLAN A KNOX.
Sign a the ~ Rect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
THE IVORY STATUE OF
Christ on the Crosse

VIE proprietor OF This far.'amed and splendid
-, = masterpiece Of Sculpture, respectfully in
mim. The citizens of Richmond and vicinity, tina,
XVII be placed on exhibition at ISL Main Street.
near IN, on Monday, the l4h inst, 10 remain
~ M me City for short time only.
~, ,a.Ie IS but one opinion upon the merits Of
An: .n, work wherever j. has been seen. Artists
Conc CO, ssonnolssenrs both of Italy and America,
vsIs I' N pTonouncing ii an exquisite and unr-
r a,sa gem Of art II was carved out Of an i'm
G;In nss 'ocs OF Ivory supposed TO be an ante
u .aas fossil by clustered monk, whose only
w ysa,. was genius, We, who succeeded after
lion =, ~ a. asvoed labor, in producing reple en,a-
@ =, ne Saviour, which while il as,onishes and
II. NV 'e lover of ART, awakens in the hear, oil
,uh, Gmlslian the most touching interest, by the
with s OPPRESSION in The face, Of anguish blended
over ,hs ' g0s, Of "the immortal riumphins
with s vs,i"a Containing history of The Statue
lated in the s noces OF The press, will be circu-
Admission 3 :, which aa.; attention is invited.
nec IA-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL AND PER
SQNAI ESTATE

PURSUANT 10 y deed OF tr,ist, executed by George
n. Powell To F.anris w. Scott. and duly recorded
In the Clerks Office Of King William County Court, Ia
certain debts therein specified shall proceed Ia
sell for cash. by public ancinn 10 the highest bidder,
the premises, on The 5t day 81 January 1877, r
Tract of Land upon which the said Powell resides.
called Woodbury., containing, by recent survey, $50
acres, lying Immediately upon Maapony rlyer, about
two miles from Kin. William Court house The build
lngs upon this farm extensive, and well suited for
the accommodation Of large family. This farm, like
all the lands upon the Mattapony, is very productive
Connected with tins tract Is marsh Of twenty five
acres, very valuable for grazing.
Al the same time and place, will be sold, upon the
same terms Tract Of Land in the upper end Of King
William, near Mangohck Church, containing i19
This last tract OF land j. good IN as neiebor
hood, and we'll adapted TO the growth Of corn, wheat
and tobacco.
Also. at the same time and place, and upon the sam.
TERMS will be sold about twenty likely young Negroes
consulting of Mrn, Women ami Boys, Stock Of Horses
Catte, sheep and Hogs, Household and Kitchen furn
tute, Plantation Utensils, &c, and Baouchs and
Harness.
Acting az Trustee shalt convey only such title as il
vested in me hy the deed above referred TO- which
believed 10 he perfectly good.
George ~ Powell, living AT Woodbury., will take
pleasure in showing these farms 10 any prr.on wshn,
To view them. /. w. SCOTT, Trustee.
n.r i c0swtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
FOR SALE, y VALUABLE FARM IN THE
LOWER END OF HANOVER,

Thirteen mtics from he Cby cf Richmond.
WILL lie offered 10 thr highest bidder on SATURDAY,
w the aGh day OF December next, II fair, II not The
first fair day thereafter the premises the Tract oi
Land called Mulberry Hill, adjunins The lands of VIM
Il. Chittenden, ellison Via and Others, on Toopoomoy
Greek. This Tract contains $50 acres; about three
quarters of which cleared, aud adapted TO tho cul
iure of Corn, Wheat and oas; qualier Of which l.
in low grounds II Is laid off III three fields, each Of
which will produce hundred bnrrels Of Corn; and
The Hay crop alone will more than average S50 The
buildings are good Dwelling fion'e, with five rooIns
and cellar Kitchen, Smokehonse Barn, aud all other
necessary buildings together with n good Orchard Of
choice frut. This place Offers Inducements rarely 10 BE-
met with being So short distance from the fity of
Richmond and could be made profitable for marketing
the soil being remarkably quick. II will be shown u
any one by Sir. Henry L. Richardson, residing On the
premises
TERMS OF satR-One quarter of the purchase money
will be required in cash, and credit of one, two and
will be for the ranainin. three ourtht
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security, "rd
Deed Of Trust the premises 10 secure the credit
payments. MM- H. H. foLLahp,
Administrator Of Thomas Melton. deceased.