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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, AUGUST ..

RICHMOND MARKETS, AUGUST ..
TOBACCO.-Sinceo our las, quotations lhe
has been some decline in The market, particular
ly Tor shipping sorls. We quote Lugssi 25
25; Common s. 80 so; Miidlng )
Good and Fine shipping 6 TO 5; extra Manulac
turing would command better price, say : so 2
II So
WHEAT-Sales al 50 a 90 cents for Prime
quality; very lille Ct such.
FLOUR-S4 10 IL for fresh ground DID,
Some aer country in, retailing al So.
COItN-Market duh. We quote al 55 a Sc.
cents per bushel.
OATS-F'rom wagons and railroad Al d5
cents per bushel, and from vessels 81 a 40 CTS.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran IA cents; Shorts 20
cents; Brown Sulis 80 cents; Ship Stufs SO cts.
PROVlSlONS.-BAcoS Smithfeld and City
Cured a Oh els. for hog round Western Sides
81 Gets. Shoulders 3 ID a4l-2 els. LARD
7 a cents.
FISH-Herrings dull al 81 Tor No. /. Shai 81.
SALT-Sl so iiom Tie wharf
LlME-95 cents from vessels.
STOCK MARKET.
Reported Jy Beverley Bar, licensed S!0ckGokc,.
per cent. state stock-par value, slOO-laSt sales
sln4s
Corporation per cent. Stock-par value, slOO-last
sales SOL.
James River and Kanawha Bonds-par value, Sl00,
held at Si0l
Exchange Bank Stock-par value, sloO-last sales
SiOil.
Farmers Bank Sock-par value, 5I00-held at SOL
TO IS.
Virginia Bank stock-par value, s7O-hed at s64s TO
65
Manchester Cotton aud Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value, Sl00-ast sales 1891.
Fire Association stuck-par value, sfo-last sales
a9s.
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Slock-par value, Sl00-held At S13
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad siock--par value,
Sl00-last sales 25l.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stock-par value, 500
held al SIS.
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III HR!STtE'SA
THE VITAL FLUID.

Philosophers have for ages speculatsd on that mystic
rous power whose action is the result Of animal life,
and whose absence causes physical death. These spe-
cuaiions have only resulted in fanciful theories, al
WAYS Of more ingenuity than utility. Modern science,
however brought to light the agency called Gavanism,
which subsequent investigation proved 10 be identical
with the Nervous Flu;d-;hc mysterious link whereby
we are enabled To continue terrestrial existence
Many diseases which the human frame j. subject de-
pend entirely The absence of this mysterious power.
These generally termed Nervous Complaints, and il
is diseases CT This especially that CHRlSTIES
GALVANlC RINGS and MAGNETIC FLUID are de.
signed TO cure. The Galvanic Belts Bracelets Strength
ening Plas,cr notifications Of the invention adapt
ed for mere chronic cases.
For further particulars, see advertisement in another
part Of this paper Explanatory pamphlets may be had
grntis by application 10 the for this city, Mess
DUvAI. & PURCELL, Druggists, Is: Main p., Rich
nond Va. Aug
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SANDS. SARSApARILI.A

II Is now beginning 10 he generally understood That
the hrbalist has done far than the mnrrioai, IA
drrn ,prrinrnt has developed the flrt, that many :"
the corrosy- preparations, which, IN rurctEs TIE tnie
OF one disearr often sow tile seeds al anoier can
br disprnsei Wnh, aud that harmless vegetable mrdi-
cinrs are often more thorough, uniform and speedy III
their remedial operation than any other. There caGno
he iornd II - bceved, more pertinent and Concl-
sve example nf this truth than Sands SaT-lpari 4.
remedy. external diseases. whether chrcnlc 81 r.
tive, hereditary self imhibed suitable for all ages a.
eonsntons-reqnring interruption .; ordinary rut
fatal legacy Of disease IN the oi the II rain
pates
For further particulars, and conclusive rvidente =
It's superior value and efficacy, zee pamphlet Eh.ch
may be obtained Of agents gratis.
lT Prepared and sold, wholesale aud retail, and ~
expectation, by A. B. & d. SANDS, Drusei,, -.
Chemists, Granite Buildings, No -, Broadway. ."de:
Of Chambers street, New York. Sold, also, u; pGNiL
4 PURCELL, Agents, Main street, Richmond, "a
Price, 81 per bottle, six bottles fot S..
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take money from one sec,i,n 10 Support and com
fors.' The disresses Of another. Let them look 10
their cwn labor and Industry, and nol 10 ihe re-
deral Treasury. The action OF The present Con-
Dress will produce this salu;ary effect. The people
will see The truth clearly, and will sustain the strict
construction of The Constitution, which alone eau
save. us from consolidation and Ultimate disunion.
But the position is too plain 10 require further
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07
wuEN nocToRs DISAGREE. sc

The Wing and other papers argue 'ha' W. ~
Administrator have tailed in rcdeeming lhe''
pledses-,ha, The new Tariff bill clearly recos
nscs the principle OF protection" though MOI -
a sufficient degree for the monopol's''-'"'' "
Sub-Treasury is crippled &C., &c
We deem it unnecessary, in reply, to 60 io.O "
long analysis OF the measures just passed. -
Norfolk Herald, good Wing paper express.
The following opinions, directly opposite 10 'n0Se
Of its associates:
Congress have finally carried o"t all me sles a.
and mighty measures, dictated 1y ne B@' ',ns'v
into war, for '"the whole OF oregon =, ST..
1rade; The HHeh0i'sins SYSTEM, an n1,,e e dou-a
e.mpsls Change in the controlling power over .l me
prosperity Of the country. Well, all ms ''a' q
hare been eapscled."
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noYT'S PRIZE OFFICE.-Drawings received eve
III ~ day-Sos. 40 AZ 81, prize Of 81 000 sold an,
NAV be- had 10 dav. Risk on package Of Whoies 81:
so halves 10; Quarters 20. p cents may gel 81 900
Tomorrow a risk Of sl70 pays for package which
may draw 100000. Singe Tickets Sl5,at,
HoYT'S, No Exchange.
D,,winp of Ireslufc Lottery, Extra, Class 80
- 81 80 81 II II 30 II - II tG y -.
Drawing III New Jersey I.otery, Class 60
~ - 19 II II ~ 20 - 3e i2 50 ".
Drawing Of Delaware Lottery, ciass 81
IS 90 80 ~ 81 50 u 81 80 10 6i - 70 =.
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SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES

In pursuance of the provisions Of the said decree
the County Court Orange, IN the said Webb
&c, against William q. Web's administrator and
others the undersis ned, administrator nf the late
William q. Webb. deora-rd. VIII on THURSDAY, tie
eighth day ii Oc,nLer next, ~ tie late r.-i, ~
William O. Webb. deceased, III HE lower part at Oraus =
comfy the Orange SPRINGS. ofcg or sale Ia II
Lglirsi bidder n public auction, Tor ready monrt
from twcuiy twenty live very valuable slaves con-
slsing of men, women and children nnicns-t Inca. \
good Blacksmith.
WILLIAM &. MOORE, ST..
Administrator of William q. Wrbn, deceased
--r.aWGW
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pIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, Basement Rooms, Eas

DIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, Basement Rooms, Eagle
~ Hotel.
Splendid Scheme FOR this day-New Lottery.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, C!uss Extra. Draw
inc received by Northern mail. Capitals: S2a,UJ0,
l06oi of $780, 20 cf .cUo ~ of 500, 90 Of 100 :.
Ma. l3drawn. Whole Tickets S.; shares IN proper
ton.
Also the Dollar Lottery. S3,000 Capital. &c Nos,
IL drawn. Fine for Packages. aud for -ae on liberal
term, until 81 O'clock =; the cticr OF
J. u. BIGGER.
Scheme for To-Morcw.-s .O00, 1000 1890 1000,
COL, ~ of ,Go0 etc IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81.
A Grand Scheme To he drawn To-ilorow, at vii.
mngron Del. Prizes: 2 00n, 7,00J 3.30 20 Of 900
% OF 500 etc. GG Nos., II drawn. Whole Tickets sU
shares in proportion.
P.S-See other brilliant Schemes advertised in ano-
Their column, be drawn noon, and, for capitals call In
persnn, or address all orders 10
Aug JOHN B. BIGGER, Richmond, Va
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FILE WOOD ACADEM Y,
ZINC 4, 0I'EES

THE Of this School viii be resumed edo on the
,h., The subscriber will lie aided by his present
assocaie, Mr.. PITS The building, are undergoing
thorough repair, so IS 70 ensure the most comfortable
aeonmonat,on OF the Students. Information respect
IN ,le school NAV BE- obtained by addressing the sub.
seribrr a, Fleetwood Academy, King & Queen.
ss' 49," 1e3t o. WHITE.
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MARRIAGES.

Ma,ri.d al Maniua in Chesterfield, on the morning
Of The 9Th instant by the Rev. p. F. Berkeley, Dr. r. L.
HASKINS, oil Dinwlddr, 10 Miss LOUISA, daughter
Of the late Richard y. Thwea;t, ESD.
on The 18th July, hy the Rev. Sir. Ward, Sir. ALIEN
AMBER T. LAiDLEY. Esq, Of Wheeling, 10 Miss
DuLCE ROWENA MCFARLAND, daughter of Jas.
c. Mcfarland, Esq, Of Charleston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

AtNEw Yoak. on Wednesday, Michigan Flour
sold al 81 l2s; Genesee4 l5a4 49,; holders ask
4 49, 4 25 Tor Georgetown, and I2i Tor CON-
mon Southern. Whea! 80 IS cts, for Weste!
and Southern. Corn is held above The views oi
BUYERS Oats 81 80 c. The transactions in
Cotton are limited, a, about previous rates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

South Western Virginia continues 10 show an
ardent spirit Two companies ofvolun,eers have
been raised in Grayson coun.y-the FIRST OF IS
men. Captain Dennis Ficlder-,he second, Rife
company Of $50 men, Captain Randolph Fielder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

AT BALTIMORE on Wednesday, Howard street
Flour brought So 81 4 H. and City Mills 4 %.
Md. red Wheat so SIC, Genesee white l05 a
l07, and Md white I05 a 10. Corn 50 a 53c.
Oats is a 22c. Whisky, a3a 23ac. in hhds. and
A TOR hhlc
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JUDGE GRIER-The nomination of this
the United States, We find has given great salts
faction 10 Pennsyvanians soIournins al The sea;
of government. lie is a scholar Of the first order,
a profound jnris,, deeply read in ancient and mo-
dern Jurisprudence and possesses the entire conf.
dence Of The people OF Pennsylvania, particularly
of that portion o! them over whom he has presi-
ded in judicial character Tor The las; sixteen years
All are glad 10 learn also that his democracy has
been uniform and inlexible, and that he is sound
ON all the grear constitutional questions OF the day
Union of TuesdQY ,1eht
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NOTICE.
THE co-PartnrrShp heretofore existing ni,.rr y.
hrm of TUCKER & JOHNSON, al Amelia ,.4r
~, Va, is this day dissolved, by mutual cou-sii All
those holding claims against ai firm aie requested II
present thein Tor adjustment. 10 0wra H. Tncktf i liz
is alone authorised 10 settle the business 4ad thor H.
drbted T. said fm are respectfully ihyi,,d u 81. mi
maze pay ient, as II Is The wish ii ir paues t. beng
the concern IA SPEEDY Close
August lst, !. AZ. TICKER s JOHNSON
OWEN H. TUCKER WI, still continue the Merr.u.
~ tile business the ord stand Deatunpiil- Amelia
where iir intends 4" Keep PrnrTii assortment n
all such Goods IS are usually krpi country store
And. under grateful feelings pi~r lyois he -
specially soclts tr patrunlg. ~ hi former friend,
anh patrons aud tile public gearraiy.
Aug 7-tst OWEN H. TLCkFR
WANTED,
A SITUATIONS a. Teacher. 10 teach English. AMI h.
"A rndiments Of Latin anu French. References -
capacity VIII lee gwen, If required. address ;. &. II .
Smithvllle, Powhatan county, Virginia.
Aug. cling
SITUATION WANTED, is OEEKSEER
nNE with a small family, who "a. hal Ion. cspcr.
~ cRce ~ that husinsss--n tine cultivation OF Tie
crops usually made, tobacco cIop Included. Refer 10
this offce.
y. Unsatisfactory p'"cf 81 cap2c.;y can be- gwen
Aug PIT
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Consumption Can he Cured
THOMPsON's COMPOUND SYRUP or TAR Aab
WOOD ShPTiiA
WI HIrpE CnNSfrIJp,pInN

WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.
This excellent medicine has uily established rs
iaiion, and ~ thar Is asked fair r,a ii prove
II The only certain remedy for the cure Of Consumption.
obstinate Coughs, Splitting Blood, B'oncbi,i H"ars,
ness Loss Of Voice, Pam in tIr Brcasrn shirt. al
diseases Of The Throat and Lungs. Numerous iniis'tn-
ais Of the nrst respectabty certify s beneficial g;
fects, when nothing else wonid relieve.
Prepared only by s. p Thompson X. r rorr-r 5iil
aud Spruce streets Philadelphia, authorised agents.
Por sale III Richmond By DUYaL 4 PURCELL,
General Agents; IN Petersburg by c. COELiAG ~
in Norfolk by NJ. A. SANTOS; In Lynchbure by JOHn
II. SEAY; in fredericksburg by br. JAMES CoOhE
and G. II. HUNT; In FsrmviiIe, DR.. WIN. H. lar'
PELL. July -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

The Valley Of Wyoming was made to figure
largely in The ''panic" memorials presented 10
the Senate. The world was informed that every
species Of industry in that portion OF Pennsyva-
mia was 10 be ruined, and The operatives 10 be
turned ont, pennyless, upon the world And,
here, we would ask, what has become Of the vast
benefits which the Tariff OF 1912 conferred upon
labor If thar blessed" Tariff rewarded labor
so richly, is il mol strange that they should not
now have some little means 10 nee. The storms OF
adversely
Blu, to recur TO the Valley of Wyoming. We
rejoice 10 see the Farmer published al Wilkes
barre. continue 10 advance such sound sentiments
as the following, though pasy "ruin" is sirewed
aroundi,. Itexhibi,s moral courage which must
put down the political panic makers:
"PANlC.-No true Democrats equanimi,y is
ever disturbed by panics. The process Of their
manufacture is so we'll unders,ood-those who
figure in them SO thoroughly appreciated, and the
object sought so perfectly apparent, that men Of
steadfas. minds are never uipped from their ba-
lance BY such influences. Panics begin and end
with their authors We have had them annually
for The las, twenty years. They have been of all
hues and characters; but chiefly Astounding in
The fields of finance and politics. Nick Biddle
was famous panic-maker, and was finally The
victim Of his own noslrums. The smaller race
of his copyis,s and imi,a,ors might prof. BY his
example,"
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The vote stood, yeas I04. NAYS 70.

The vote STOOD yeas l04, NAYS 70
A motion was made 10 reconsider and lost
The bill is, therefore dead for the session.
Mr.. Dromgoole reported The Sub Treasury bill,
as amended By the Senate with recommended
lion that the House concur.
Mr. Houston ofAla., moved the Previous Cues
tion.
Mr. Mckay, after the Senate amendments had
been read asked that The previous question should
be Withdrawn, as he should offer two amend
mens TO The Senate amendments He asked that
the specie clause should be extended from Janu-
airy, lSi1 10 April, 1917, and that the Senate
amendment, 10 publish the transactions under The
bill, should moi be inserted.
The yeas and nays were called upon the first
Of the amendments, and il was lost-yeas II,
nays l0l.
The balance the Senate amendments were
agreed TO, without the yeas and nays.
The bill was then returned 10 the Senate with
its amendments concurred in.
MIR. Mckay reported resolution requiring the
Clerk not 10 distribute the books ordered by the
House, until The further action the House, and
demanded the previous question.
After some debate upon point Of order, a mo-
ton was made TO lay the resolution upon the la
blc and decided in The negative; yeas rs; nays II.
Mr.. Mckay, from The Committee on Ways
and Means, reported bill providing that here
after all applicants for clerkships in The Execu-
tive Departments shall undergo strict exami-
nation as to their competency prevons 10 their
appointment 10 office. II was read twice and le-
terred 10 a Committee oil the whole
The Senate bill to rcmi, the dulles on railroad
iron, in certain cases, was laid on tie table by
vote of l3l to 40.
The amendments OF The Senate to The Naval
Appropriation Bill were next considered in Com
~ Il ...,l-
taking the question, The commilee rose, and the
House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

TINE DRESS BOOTS.-We have received
i another supply Of Miles fine Dress Boots
We invite gentlemen in want OF a very hand
some Dress Boot 10 give Us a call. Soue oil them
are made with low heels, and the bottoms broad
We have good stock OF them, 50 that we can iii
almost every one.
Aug.T PUTNEf d WATTS.
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LEATHER! LEATHER! LEATHER

WE have on hand Gust received,) a good
w stock Of Soe Leather, all kinds and price,
Upper Leather, Ru>set and Black; also Shoe
Thread, which We y i'll sell very cheap. We IN
vie Farmers and all in want 10 give Us call,
as we intend 10 sell verg low.
Aug PUTNEf q WATTS.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF RICIi.u oSD.
high WAFER Tim Jay, a,3s o'c.ocs. +. ~

VI -
uish Waler Tim Jay, al3s o'c.ocs. +. u.
ARRIVED,
Schr Iowa, Hyler Thomas,on, lime. 10 Ran.
kin, Whillock & Roys,er
Schr. Mary J. Peek, Liscomb, New yuik
Schr Paimos, Townsend, Philadelphia.
ScEr. Cecil, TraYers Baltimore.
Schr Register, Jones, Baltimore
SAILED,
Schr. GIeenway, Couch, Kew York
Schr. Mary Ca,harine, Parker, Baltimore.
Schr VIM. Mowry, PcFiuc Jersey Guy.
Schr Americus, Wheeler Baltimore.
PHILADELPHIA, Angus, 3 Arrived
schrs joseph Marsh, Rogers, and Jersey OAK.
Rogers, from Richmond. Cleared, schr Bran
DIVINE, Smack, Tor Richmond
NORFOLK, Aug. Gin Hampton Roads
Ship Aurelius, Kelly, from James river, 10, Ii.
verpoo; ship Superb, Galchell, from James ri;er
for Rotterdam; barque Siberia, Bartlett. lion,
James river for London; barque Neptune. Coon.
er, from James river, for Glasgow. C.ca.ri.
brig James Caskie, from James river. Tor Lon.
don; schr. Vesper, Baker, Tor Boscn.
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whigeery, TO sui, its purposes. can assume all

Whigeery, 10 suit lis purposes can assume all
the shapes Of Proteus. When The necessity Of
a reduction of the Tariff Of 1912 was agiiated,
the Democrats declared that i; operated with great
hardship upon articles Of first necessity 10 the
consumer, and gave as an instance the duty on
many OF the manufactures CT iron, amounting
10 a lax Of 20 10 100 per cent. The Tariff papers
warmly denied this, and said that The duty was
within The range of only 40 per cent. Now that
The protective system is defeated, The same papers
must take another tack. The New York Courier
and Express shin their old ground and vigorous
ly contend that The present law reduces the duly
on round iron 60 rs per cent Now, The duty an
der the new law is 80 per cent. II therefore FOL.
lows that The duty under The old law must have
eO7-S per cent, being more than The anIi.p,oiec-
ton men ever commended.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10
a FARNEnRS ALE

II HE subscriber Offers for sale the Farm which Ice
now lives in Sunhnry Township. Monroe cunnty, q
containing $50 OF land tess, IS
acres cleared. ot which 70 IN clover, good
orchard all grated fuii, the whole farm Is rate
repair and ell waicrcd good ftsc house good chiu-
ncys and shing'e roof pump OF excellent wSsr lie
yard, good shiugcd harm, with considerable number
Of out buildings and the desirable and adva
iage OF hSyin Two mills aud two grist mills w:hn
mile Of the house Tie farm pleasantly situated about
II mics from the Ohio river, miles south OF BCay c
and : miles from Woodsheld, the county Town. Posses
sion will ie given this Eau, aud any person wishing 10
purchase have bargain For tcfns apply TO lie
sui scril or on the premises.
aug "a 3w RICHARD COWI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10
FEMALE SEMINARY

YyENALE sENINARY.-The Fcms,e Seminar, rs,
under a favorable Fr,,vsence commence - oSe,sts,,
on The last Monday i'm Auxsi. " Ve,y anl ofant THAT
he es. should have them in school ON tie ffss ds ~
We term Mono viii he received Tor shorcr rcrod an
term of - weeks. piano fcrie bs- tcen procured fr
The use OF the schoeI aud the services an accomplished
essher Prices are usual. For ,ssou- The rianp
and ior Experiments in Chemistry and Natural Phoso-
pay there VA he am extra charge.
The course of studies intended or the Institution Tor
! PRIMARY srUDIEs.--Resdinr. writing, Spelling
Geography History ON Tinted afcs.
mar Elements 81 History With tho use Of ~ tuci-nt Al
as ana mls.or,sal Chart Geography otthe Heavens BOT
SENIOR cl.Ass.-Physobgy Rhefotic Na,ura Phi
,osophy Chemistry. Intellectual Philosophy Geology
Moral Science, Evidences OF chrisfianny. Ana'ogy OF
Natural and Revealed Religion
Additional studies win Re given TO tlssc wha wish,
more extended course. The French Language VIA be
ans, who II to tc employ 81 In this Institution teacher
kENyoN CoLLEGE, June 81 is46.
Rev VIM Wallace SRI take pleasure ia Informing
YOU Thar have long been acquainted With Miss Emily
Adams member OF the Church under NY Pastoral
manners and pious aud plafy department Miss A.
was also puph. and has for years teacher la
90 which also lore pastoral rcaiionJ and IL is w
great confidence thu, now recommend her possessing
5. a. BRONSON Pres ofKsnyo5 GeS fis;
I, Affords great pleasure te able to concur Nsost
fully la tne Above Recommendation OF Pres Brors@.
w. C.fKENCH. Pes'or OF ~. Lukes Church = I
SRANNtLtN, q. June -. tSlG.
Prom the acquaintance have been able form with
Miss adams, cccfuily in The above rccomneu
daiioHs. JACOB LITTLE. Pastor Of Granville
Presbyterian Church
GRANvtLLE %. June ., lsi6.
Miss T. adams has for three aSi been connected
with Tins institution ~ steacher. and cheeriiy
concur an the above recommendations
~ SANFORD, Rector % Granville ? scpinSIy.
Granville. %. July 20, 1916.
Rev. VIM. Wallace. Sir--rhis Is TO ceriify u,at we
have been acquainted with Miss Emily Adams e. tea.
cher iu the Granville Female SEMINARY several year,
and consider ciulneutiV qualified
llENNY CARR. Pas OF Bapt. Oh Frcdonia Licking Co. o
7. CARrER, Prof. OF Ma,h a. MAJ. Phi Granville Col
Rev DAVID II. SwSRTz, VI. T. Gu. Lancaster. Farf'd 90
Rev. Is. %. fERousoN, OF VI. r. Church. w. Clc-cr. ..
To all WHOM n may conccfn.--I do earnestly recon-. /
mend Emily Adams qualified imrari rlction TO
asses an the principles oftEe French language and well
worthy OF coincidence. JAMES &. BLAIR.
RleIdOn, July :. 1852. w&d.w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10
LATE FROM MEXICO.

TAFg ENtCc, a. u was aud as lie, Nos. l. > and y.
Iva MeXico-l;s Geography, ~ People aud ns lust
tutions,
FFenonts Expedition 10 the Rocky Mountains,
The Mysteries OF tho iRqustion and other Sscre SJcic
~ SPAIN
The Artisan ofbyOns. Nv neunis HsEnican,
boarding Out TALE of DOlues' ic life,
The loiiic Blackstone, DeveranN, " r. T.. Buwcf
The Arts and Meer,es OF Cainiafug by =. N. GTccn.
The Gamblers " ne hy Mr.. GREY.
The y Dung Pfima Donna
EihaD Allen or the Kings Man, Nv Melville
Captain O'SuIiiVAn, w W. ~. Maxwell
Confessions of Pretty Woman, by Miss Fardhe,
The fercnt's IsfRhter by Alexander DitHes
Countc Monte Christie, tcOnplsfe,) ly Mex. dumas.
Bcnry Rnsscl, or tho rear Two Tnoustud,
The Step Mofher By g.. =. ". Jsnes,
Nan Darrell, by Niss taon Pickering,
The squire.
Wyomins Tale ~ the Revolution.
The Uuicbuan's fiFe Side, hy Fauldiug,
Ann Herbert, BY Lady Pelham. nv T.. l.. Briwcr,
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