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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
"A NOBLE EXAMPLE.

The Saco Democrat gives very interesting
.Le,cb If Mr.. David Hammons, The Democratic
candidate for Congress from that District IN
Maine. II proves the sterling qualities Oh Inc
Yankee character and shows that II man DC
true 10 himself in this free country, ne can over
come all the expressions OF poverty, and MAKE
himself useful and often distinguished CITIZEN
l, further shows that The Democrats Of Maine, in
selecting such an individual do themselves as
much honor as they confer on him:
"Mr. Hammons is about 80 years oil age
was born in Cornish in this county, Of resPecta-
bic paren,age. In early life ne was distisolsh-
ed for intelligence, sentleness, kindness ana man
10 Independence In 1926, being then minor,
he left his pa,ernal roof, came 10 this place, oh.
tanned situation as an outdoor hand, al sky
cents per day, in The employ OF The then Saco
Manufacturing Company. Here he faithfully
did his whole duty. During The summer and
mart ofthe fall OF 1927 he worked on the farm Of
Can't. Benjamin Patterson in Saco, al ten dol
lars per month While residing al the last named
place. an intelligent Democrat, who had often
advised with him, and who well knew mis- worth,
recommended him 10 obtain an educatlon.-
Young Hammons reply was noble one-a reply
which showed his character 10 be OF no common
QOuIQ. WISH SouIuJ lSdJo wv ous a'A ~
poor. | am DESTROYS OF obtaining good aca-
demicai education, but in my present situation !
cannotd do l-becanse my parents are poor, and
ever since have been here, have ercry n0nh
sent them a fourth part of all my earnings, and II
should leave off work, they might suffer" That
such was his habit We have abundant evidence
in our possession In the fall OF 1927 ne LETT this
place determined 10 obtain an eiucation-and re-
lying on his own manly courage, native enlhusi-
asm and rugged constitution, alone, anatded, ne
struggled through the initiatory steps TO HI him
for The active duties OF life.
"He afterwards studied Law, we believe with
MIR. McInre Of Parsonsfeld, Mr.. Jameson Of
Cornish, and finished his legal course with The
now Judge Goodenow, who was then dIslin-
eushed counsellor and advocate at Alfred
Shortly after his admission 10 the Bar he re
moved TO Lowell, where he now resides. In 1910
he was one of the State Senators from Oxford
county, and discharged the duties incident 10 his
new situation with great credit 10 himself and
usefulness 10 his constituency. As lawyer ne
has attained an elevated rank among his brelh-
rem. Honest, capable, industrious and persever-
ing, there can be no doubt he is destined yet 10 re-
ceive large share OF public favor. He has ever
been an unfinchng Democrat, and in his youth,
while boldly con,endng with poverty, he imbibed
sound political truths"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
DAVID j. WOUDFIN,

4 UNNFIf = TT ",
NEW CANTON, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, w,
xHyII.L praccr regularly The Superior aut lnlrfios
w Courts of Law and Chancrry of RnrAin. hiai.
Cumberland. fluvanna and Powbatan. All hl-lnr-s
confided 10 him VIII be promptly atlendetto.
Aug. a3-r2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01

OWEN II. TUCKER VIII -ii contnnr the Mrrcan.
~ tile business nj THE Old stand, neitun,-, am, j.
where lie intends 10 keep very general assortment y
all such Goods ~ usually Kept IL country Store
And. under very grateful feelings ior plsf iyofs. lie
specially Socl's tlr patronage 81 his former friends
and lsinons and tie public generally.
Aug 7-,n OWEN II. TUCKER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01

At the late commencement OF the Collegiate
Department of Pennsylvania University, at Lex
ington, (Ky.,) the honorary degree of l. L. D.
was conferred on President Landon Garland OF
Randolph Macon College, Va, and the degree Of
D. D. was conferred on the Rev. J. c. Stiles Of
the Presbyterian Church. Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
IyaNTED

A GRADUATE Of William md Mary College, Va,
N Win has had experience IN teaching, AMI csn
produce satisfactory testimonials Of character ana -cho
larship, is DESTROYS Of situation In Some Academy OF
Private School Addrrss--posi pald-X. Y. q lamp
ton. Va. Aug. le-cwu
d~Y Wing requested copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01

Ten years since, The little town OF San Angus
line in East Texas, which we visited, was d.
Iapida,ed village True, it abounded in billiard
tables and "loaiers"-but the wrelched houses
were comiortless and unseemly, and the moral
tone Of the inhabitants seemed 10 be at low ebo.
The country then was in transition stale from
anarchy 10 good government-the battle oil San
Jacinro had not then placed her in the rank OF
nations. Since that period, the march OF civil
cation has given a new character 10 the young
Repubic and The browning ACT OF annexation 10
our own Union has infused life and virtue into
her whole population. striking instance we
have now before US. II is the San Augustine
Shield, beautifully printed and weil-edlIed Jour
nal. Among lis various items we observe no.
tice Of remarkable musk melon, whose DELI
cious contents The Editor had just discussed
This vegetable curiosity measured "Ihe clear dis
tance Of one pard and hree-cighds Of gard
Il wa, in the shape OF crescent and looked not
unlike huge serpent" Cannot some OF our en-
terprising gardeners procure few seed OF ms
monster truill
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June 3O-cw2m r. RLDRInGE, e. Z. :. G.

IN CHANCERY-YiRoiHtA: AT snperiur Court q
L chancery for the Richmond Circuit, held al the "a
pi,nl in the City Of Richmond, June 25th. 1916
Peter Hawkins, Joseph Hawkins and Mary Jane
Hawkins, riaihs'Hs'
against
Benjamin Sheppard, late Sheriff Of Henrico county,
and, as SUCH administrator Of Cesar HAWKINS &C.
Carter, deceased Peter Sheppard, Rosanna Sheppard
and William Sheppard, children and heirs Of siay
Sheppard who was Mary Hawkins. Argyle walker
and Martha his wife, who Martha Hawkins,
Rose Hawkins, and Martha liaw kns, infants under The
are of twrny.one years by Nathaniel r. Howard their
guardian assigned defend them III this suit Charlnr
Hawkins and Frederick Marx, administrator of May
Sheppard sometimes called Mary Hawkins, oil susan
Hawkins and of Betsey hawkins, Defendants,
This cause came on this day, by consent Of The adult
partirs by their counsel ctvry and oi the infant
defendants by their guardian nd liitm 10 be heaia
uugn the bill and amended bill Of The plaintiff : an
swrrs of all the defendants the said bills, replica
tons 10 those answers and exhibits led anc was ar
psd nv counsel: consideration whereof, the Court
doth adudee order and Decree that all persons who
n1y have claims against the estates of Caesar Hawkins
Mayy Sheppard sometimes called Mary Hawkins, Su.
san Hawkins aud Betsry Hawkins, deceased, do ei-
bit the same before Commissioner Poitlaux for settle
nent within four months from this date, and that this
order published for eight weeks IN the Richmond
Wing and Richmond Enquirer. two Of the newspapers
printed In the City of Richmond, and be posted nj The
front door Of the Court House az said cy and also Of
the Court House Of Henrico county, on two several
Court days: and the SAID Commissioner Is hereby direct
ed "a take and report this Court an account OF any
and all debts which may be proved before hun against
either Of the estates aforesaid, and II none snc he
proypd 10 report that fact Ia The Court.
A copy. Tssie, row. ROBERTS, ID. G.
lrJ- Wing requested To copy. July 2s-cwsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01

Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81. S P. NJ.
Jodge Kennedy. of The Supreme Court OF Penn
sylyania, died last night
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01

IN Observation-Disclosures In Hanover County
Court, July a9ih, 1876:
Po.stsr Plaintiffs:
against
Thomas Cooke and Frances A. his wife, Mary R.
Woodson, Christopher H. Holland and Caroline w. his
wife. Frances r. Woodson, John w Woodson, Samuel
A. Woodson and Harriet Z. Woodson, James NJ Green
and Susan H. his wife, and Francis Page, late Sheriff Of
Hanover Administrator Of Mary Register, deceased,
''N - Defendants.
For reasons appearing the Court the order made in
this cause on The 26th day OF May, 1876, u revoked and
annued; and The Court doth adjudge, order ana decree
that Alexander II Roysrr late Of the county OF iann
ver son of William and May Register, who Is alleged
IN The complanant's bill Ia have removed from the state
al Virginia many years SINCE and after deen enfni-
~ moi Ia have hren hrard Of for than seven
years his representatives. do appear here on the hr>
day Of October ronr next, and answer tlr complain
ant,s hill or the Court will presume tile said Alexander
H. Rovsrr 10 be dead Interstate, aud without heirs or
distributes and that copy Of this order he inserted Tor
eight weeks snrcessivry in the Richmond Enquirer br-
fore the first day of October Court.
A Copy-Teste,
49, .ua,. WA n WINSTON e. III. O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01

Thancrty Tor The Richmond llTGuH, Held al Inc -
piiol in The cry OF Richmond, lane 20, 1886
Edmund Christian, Planitf:
against
Thomas :. Dickrn, Committee Administrator ~ Fran
cis Nelson deceased, and ComnIiirc Admini>ifaf lie
bons non of Frances 7. Stubs, deceased and Sidn'y
: Baxter, Attorney General Of the Commonwealth ~
Virginia. l''lrhhAht--
The plaintiff this day filed is bill, aud III ieend-
ants their answers 10 the same 10 winch an>~ct~lhr
planuT replied generally: and thefrupon, ue rau'o
being dockefed by consent Of the parties. ahd ny Aa
coming Ia be- heard upon The hi. answers
and rrplicaiiuns aforesaid rNhthii hlri N'h
The bill and upon the affidavit Of j. ~. Coullns, aAa
behalf of the plaintiff and being argued by c"in.rl
consideration thereof, and on The melton - VIZ
plaintiff by counsel and with the consent 81 y. e.
PENDANTS By their counsel the ton doth order mat I'VE
heirs OF Francis Nelson, deceased, on thu "ft ~ ~
mother, Amy Stl, deceased ifany such theie ~ ana
il not, then that the heirs Of sald Amy stu dr'ri''d'
the part of ihes mother, or mothcl-, a. Ne 80
may br, do before the first day ot the newt term ~
this Court. lille their petitions. praying 10 br ifd- ~
PENDANTS IN hi. cause aud elhht with said 'ciihh-
tue evidence of such hcIrshp; and that rory 81 W.
order IL. forthwith inserted IN some newspaper lhh
shrd IN the city Of Richmond or eight wark- ,netrs
sivey aud poSted The front door Of the Capitol, NJ
saln city. A Copy. Tes,e,
July i4-c2awsw r. ROBERTS. H. T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01

IN Observation-Disclosures, Al 4 Superior Count 4
] rhancrry for the Richmond Circuit. held al the -.
piiol in the cry OF Richmond, Jane 20, 1876
Edmund Christian, Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
Correspondence Of tie Philadelphia Inquirer
Nrr Nnnr A nonst d lSili

There is story current here, among the up
per ten" which, if true, is one OF the most extra
ordinary occurrences that ever took place, and
throws all the novelisls Of the present age entirely
in the shade. 1t appears that certain young
lady, the daughter OF one of the wealthiesi mer-
chants in Boston, had formed an attachment for a
handsome young man, who was clerk IN her
fathers counting rcom and had determined TO
have him Tor better or worse, although her father
had previously given her hand TO another suiior.
The lady's father having heard Of this attach
ment. feigned ignorance, bul determined TO break
il of. and give his daughter 10 The gentleman he
had promised her For his purpose he directed
the Young man TO take passage in one Of the
steamers that left New York and proceed 10 Eng
land. and transact some business for him there
The lover accordingly came 10 New York, hut
meantime, the young lady got some knowledge Of
her fathers intentions, and sent message BY tee-
graph 10 that effect TO her lover in New York.
The expedcnt the Two lovers resoned to for ac-
complishns theiTdssire, and defeating the fathers
views, was novel and extraordinary. She took
her stand in the Geographic Office in Boston, and
he did the same, with magistrate, in the office
in New York, and with the aid of the lightning
they were made bone of one hone and flesh OF one
flesh. This is certainly applying this invention
TO purpose never contemplated by Professor
Morse, and exhibits great deal Of ingenuity.
A few days since The lady's father insisted up
on her marriage wi;t the gentleman he had Sc
lected Tor her and, as might be expected, he was
amazed when she told him she was already the
wife of Mr.. B., and the manner in which the &C.
remony was performed. Mr.. B. followed his
EMPLOYERS directions and went in the steamer 10
England. The merchant, | have heard is ia
king measures 10 contest the validity OF the mar.
rage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01

TN CHANCERY -vscisr. AT Rules held in the
L Clerks Office OF The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Buckingham county, on Monday the
4tIl day Of May, LAO:
Clement h. Fontane, Trustee for William A. Light.
foot his wife and children, Virginia A. Lehiooi, John
r. Liehlfoot, George A. Ligblfoot, Mary T. Llshioot.
and Philip W lghifnot, the last five Of whom are lr
children of William A. and Caroline VI. Ligbtoo aud
are under The age Of twenty years, and who SUE by
Clement r. Fontaine, Plaintiffs
against
John y. JeIcr and Nancy his wife, in their rights
and n Executor and Es.cutrx of John GuerranI, de
ceased, George H. Matthews, Administrator Of Daniel
Gueant deceased Robert X. Hooker lanes L. Scrngas
and Robt. q. Nicholas, Administrators OF Finch Scrnggs
deceased, Willis Chambers, William A. ghtfoot and
Caroline VI. his wife, Nehemiah McAshan and George
Booker the same Nehemiah McAshan, Jarrnu A. letter,
and James VI. Letter. Defendants.
The defendants, Nehemiah McAshan John i. letter,
and Nancy letter. not having entered their appearance
and given security, according 10 the act Of Assembly
and The rules of this Cunt, and il appearing by saisac
nry evidence that they not inhabitants OF this con
Try il ordered thai the sand absent defendants do ap
pear before the Judge Of the said Court On the rst day
al Sep,e he term and answer the bill 81 the plain
tH and that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published IN the city Of Richmond
for two months successiGely, aud posted al The front
door of the Cour, house OF this county.
Copy-TeSie,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
SOUTHERN RAILROADS.

On Tuesday week there was great ceiep'"-
ton at Atlanta, on The completion of The Macon
and Western Rail Road TO that important poih''
Here, too, the Western and Atlantic, anu H''
Georgia Rail Road centre.
AT a meeting of the citizens oil Cnafies'on
on Tuesday, committee was appointed u 'e
port a, an adjourned meeting in OCTOBER heA'
upon the expediency and practcabIllty oi d
Railway from Charleston TO Wilmington, ~. "
The authorities of Wilmington and The ci''ze"'
If the surrounding counties OF North Carolihd,
are invited to send delegates 10 The aoJoulheu
meeting with an exhibit OF the aid ~hich ''a'
section of country will render 10 said WORK
similar appeal is made to The city OF Charles
ton and the surrounding parishes. A Jealous
spirit in behalf Of a work, so important 10 Inc
whole Union, seems to have animated Inc meet
ing.
The people Of Columbus (Ga.) are aroused al
the combination of foreign interests win d pow
eriul corporation in Georgia, 10 make mot on
ly Georgia, but the whole west, tributary 10 va.
rolina. and 10 destroy Macon, Savannah, ana
Columbus, for the purpose OF building mp Char'es'
ton"
A letter from Columbus in the Savannah Re-
publican, says:
1.-THE day for aetion has arrived. II IS PLAIN,
from The letter OF Mr. Pollard that ii is the design
Of the Alabama and Carolina Companies, WIN
the aid of the Georgia Rail Road Company. II
possible 10 cross the State above us-lhus causing
great injury, not only TO US, but 10 Macon ana
Savannah A large sum has been lent by Inc
Georgia and Charleston Companieslo The Mont
gomery Company 10 carry the latter ROAD 10
West Point, and the condition Of the loan was
union OF these Roads in opposition TO others.
We 20 agains, SO unhoy an alliance, ana
hone before the next Legislature meets 20 see
that scheme virtually killed by the completion
Of The greater part OF the Road from Barnes
vile to this point"
Books OF subscription are TO be opened soon lor
stock in a road from Columbus, by the flourish
ing towns of Tabolton and Thomaston 10 Barnes
willie so as 10 connect Columbus with The Ma
CON and Central roads. The county OF Epson
alone has pledged itself TO furnish capital enough
n cons,rnctt the road from GAINESVILLE 10 Thorn
aston.
We refer 10 The above animated movements,
as evidence of the zeal, with which our Sou'h-
crn ncighbors are con,ending Tor The vast 'raue
Of The interior and the West. II Virginia does
not spur up her energies, she will be disanced IN
the race.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
JOSEPH YATES, Secretary.


SIGNS OF RUIN.-The Express of this
morning, (says Friday evenings N. Y. Post,)
contains the following singular commentary on
its prophecies OF ruin, TO be brought about by
The new Tariff
THE present appearance Of mercantile affairs
in this city contrasts very strongly with The se-
neral apathy, 50 apparent in all kinds OF bust
ness week ago. The number OF merchants
from every part OF our country, now IN The CITY,
has not been exceeded for many years. and the
several large auction sales this week have been
well attended As specimen OF the spirit and
dispatch with which business is done in New
York, we must mention our having witnessed our
we'll known friend, Wilmerding, sell yesterday
morning, in the short space Of less than ten mi
nutes, between nine and ten hundred packages
ofdry goods This being part OF sale Of over
sixteen hundred packages made by his auction
house yesterday"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
a." JuI L' iii-eaaws~ @'r'' P. ROBERTS. u I

IN Observation-Disclosures, 10 wt:--At Ruic7 h'llrl
in the Clerks Office of the County Court u Aeco
mack, on the 10th day ofJuly, 1876:
Edward Taylor, Plainuh
against
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01

~ cuaNcERy -y,xcisr,:-In The Clerks Office
L of Caroline County Court, 9th July, loi6:
Robert Wade, TlaihtiH'
against . - -
Thornton Executor of John Thornton, deceased, Wn
H. I,uckner WIN. |. Dickinson, and Aaron Thornley,,
" Defendants.
The defendant, VIM. :. Buckner. not having entered
his aun,arancr and given security, according To THE act
Of Assembly and the rules OF tins Court, and II appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an nabiant
az hi. country ordered that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day Of September Court next Ia
answer the bin Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this
order be- forthwith inserted IN some newspaper phblish
I'd in The civ Of Richmond for two months successive
w. and posted at the front door of The Courthouse
July 4-cwam JOHN L. PENDLEToS. elk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-17
NEW AND CHEAP G0pDS
At NO AM
- ~ Vt ~.
ADJOINISG FORSYTH e. BAKERS,

4
| ia NJ Va
THE SUBSCRIBER fsfters himself from an expert.
Of 10 mercantile 'usness in this city
he anticipate the wants OF his customer
and friends in the selection OF choise and seasora e
Goods. axes pleasure in announcing thcm that he
throughout The the largesf and selected stock
OF Goods ole ell in the Clothing + abe this city,
purchased from the hesi houses IN Philadelphia and Bal
timore and selected from the choicest e. approx
mak the desirs ie Goods Of the Season. aud will
he sold for ss,ai advance. FRENCH Enc ish
and American BROAD Cloths from superne medium;
Twisd Belgian do do, Invisible Green, Blue and Lon
don Brown do do; heavy hue ard Wool blk dOu-
he uiled CassnIeres very desirae: aso single mied
plain and fancy French and English CGssileres very
periof and ebea1 aiso ard Ga Gold and silver mixed
and plain Tweess. from fine TO mediums French Linen
Drill all quales Sumner Cloths, dfah dE'e, gersan
Indiana and Orleans do; 90 Linen and Cotton ard,
striped Mode Mertno and other Fancy Vesinzs great
variety. The a'Ove goods win Re ade 20 order W q
mrs, cutter and good workmen warranted equal TO
any IN tins OF the Eastern cities
go 0O a. ssNf q.
Cloth Dress and Froek CoSfs from snperhne Ne
dunn full aud complete Tnent q Sunin.sr COas;
complete comprising al the ieiies quail
lilies ard prices Cassinef. Ny Jeans and Tweeds Hress
and Frock Coats very genera assortment Do do: Css
siTeres. Csssinet, Cord and Beaverton Pans. do do
Round Jackets. &c. &c.
Also 20 doE fne Linen and Muslin shirts: Bosoms,
Collars &c. IS dor. common DO, fancy triped Linen
Muslin do; Palmetto and ieghorn Hats. with The
usual va iety u Sus eHde-s Hose. &c.
invite my friends and cus;on ard al IN search Of
good Goods 10 give a call. assuring them aid
will sell them guDd article fair ices for cash The
usual terms 20 prompt eustonss Rseolsei No 80 "a
ter street. ALEXANDER ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-17
KEEP IT BE:F! +, THE PEOPLE.

~ IlsMNN q MAAN flsl.. leVO now hand the
Id larges AID est se ecicd stack 81
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER,
Eve .e-ed in ths keI, al VI which select
cd ON the anufAciurers with cse, aud al the
lowest cash price. We feel siOr IN saying iaf
Ter greater Inducements purchasers than ev
er icfOre cred IN TINS city. We ectfuIy n.
viie Old customers and The puddle call al our old
and well known stand and examine stock before
urchssng esrwhere; and fee. sasied thst all " 40
favOt with cA VIII he pleased with the ats qra
ny, AVID prices. Our stock consists of Mems huo Car
Morocco, and Sea- BOois; Thek. CsL Kip and grained
do; MsrOcc0 al aid Nip Monroe; Csf, Seat ard $40
rocco Pumps and Sippcrs: Button Caters new style;
Boys CAT And Nip Boots: Morocco, CAR aud Kin Mon
roes. Ladies the Car slippers and aikug SEOcs; fan
cy eolored Md Slippers and AsfGatcrs tiAck Gsi er
sud Hat Caters; ehea7 ND, Morocco Se,l ard cloth
ipi ers Csf Nip and Morocco Boots and Shoes Ms.
~ Boots Shoes, Slippers and Half Caters Of All knds
Chidfe- Doors shoes, Slippers and liza Callers OF
cry style, qaaity q price
AL-o.JOOO ~. lest oak tanned spanish Sole Leather,
900 do. HemiOck do do do. do
Uprer Lcahe', CAT sud Morocco Skins; Kid BiYdins
ard RcA ard White Lining skins; Shoe Nails; Tegs
Avis; Brist e.; Ga Opus; Slice BRcking; Bruslez. Sc.
Also 30 don Mems and Boys Pam Leaf Haze iJgeLlor
with other articles. OF which Ne VIII
sell wholesale isii Al tie very lowest prcr
COUNTRY NERO HANTS wishing 70 ht az their soc -
VIII do well 20 gave us cal.
may ALTMAN a MAXWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-17

BANKS.
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
Main srRKkT. WBrsLIse.
ARCH. WOODS, President, J. LIST, Cashier.
DIRECTIONS.
Wood. WV shrvsr CIV Thompson
zb JseSs Nv Mitchell Tho. Johnston
Meeting on Thursday ofeseh week.
NERUHANTs' a MECHANICS BANK OF
WHEELING:
JOSEPH CALDWELL. Pres e. BRADY, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Caldwell W.T. seiby Jas Baker
j ES w SSs,D, x P.i r,n,, wv Gu
Nesting on Tuesday OF each week.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION
OFfICK MAIN STREET.
THOMAS HUGHES. President
fissS s s.SI i SGisiea hf HG'as''
RoB'r MCCOY, Treasurer.
Meeting on Thursday Of each week.
INSURANCE.
WHEELING FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
SAMUEL NEEi. Prss.den,
DIRECTORS.
! Brssy lO%Sr Cam c1anr,. js sS, So. ls@s
NV HARDING. Secretary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE o. MAIN srREHT. ~ SANE suILDINs SAVINGS
THOMAS HUGHES. President.
DIRECTORS.
n Nelson A N Johnston John Knote
, r BAKER Jcram'seker A PsSion
RoBERT MCCOY Secretary.
OFFICE or THE COLUMBUS INSURANCE co.
AT sHAIrES a SrELLE's wAE, 80, SO, wsTEs Sc