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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13
LATER FROM MEXICO

The New Orleans mail of the 3D. instant
regularly due, was received last night. Ii en-.
ables us TO lay before our readers late and in.
teresting news from Mexico-as follows.
Correspondence of the American.
NEW ORLEANS June2.
LATER FROM VERA CRUZ.
Advices to the 25th ult. were received here
this morning Iom Vera Cruz, brought by the
bark louisiana, captain, Williams:
The Blockade olVera Cruz commenced nm
10Th May, and Is days were allowed for sll
neutral vessels to load and depart. The Brit.
ish mail steamers will enterand leave tho NOV,
as usual, but will only be allowed to take enc.
Gle.
The day the Louisiana sailed. ioro,ra,;o,
reached Vera Cruz that Mazatlan and -
had proclaimed in favour of General 81 Al.
General Alvercz, in the South. was car,y;no
on a disastrous war against the Governu,.n,
IL was reported that Gen. Paredes intendeJ
leaving the city OF Mexico with troops IN 70.
lnioTce the army at the North. By an oy5e,
from the Mexican Government the American
Consul at Vera Cruz was ordered 20 Close hi.
oihce, and, with all Americans. 20 leave -
eiehss days from the date Of the order. which
wos on 18Th May. WIN
Tue Consul Intended TO embark ON bo.rI
OF the Y. : steamer Mississippi on tho ye,h
~ anchor OF the Isle Vordo, u. s. Fr;ss,.
Rarllan aud steamer Mississippi, and OH tbe
Port the U. =. Sloop Falmouth.
Great luminosity prevailed sgsinst the |.
nencans since the defeat Of the Mer;cans =,
MaiamoTas was known. The I,ouis;sa;s 81
sd from Ncra Cruz in company with the brio
Helen Mcleod (of Baltimore) fos this NOT .
learn from Capt. Williams that no hmed-
1an yes's e, were left IN port at the time he
The Packet brig ST. Peten,burob ss;I.
ed lor New York on 20thult. '''''
from ne Me- ORLEANS Pieayune. yay,o
lbe enormous forced loans which Tho 60.
s'Ii,nenl bad Imposed upon tie clergy. The ist
r ef hsd declared itsslf totally unable ~ me-,
DC Meifopolitan Church was ordered - ~.
ils3 subsidy Of sos 900 per month the NJ
hoitah $50 900; Of Puobla $40 .OO0, ~ c'e
eiY'" $1,000, Of Duiugo $1,000 AMI ' a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13
THE OREGON SETTLEMENT.

We do not yet surrender our belief that
news came out to Washington by the l,te
steamer highly favorable TO a prompt and {; :
nal settlement Of the Oregon Controversy :
That Mr.. Buchanan has written here TO that
effect we stated on good authority. and still
believe. That the British Government has
formally submitted its uliimatum, and Thai
our Executive has acceded to il, we do not nm
dersiand, but that advices were received from
MIR. McLane that the controversy can he set
tied ON admissible terms, we confidently
trust. The ultimatum OF Great Britain will
not OF course be sent till after the official ,e.
ceipt oi the Notice to terminate the Joint DC.
cupatlon. All that has yet taken place has
probably taken the form OF uncercnoneons
conferences between Mr. McIaue and IorI
Aberdeen, and even these may have been in
lefieTod with by the severe illness of our Min.
ls'er. We have no doubt that Great Britain
- prepared formally 10 offer reasonable terms
OF adjustment as soon as il is informally ne.
sured that they will be lavoraby received.
The Wall-street report that the British
Ministry have appended some restrictions am
our acquisition OF California to their Oreyou
proposals, rests on no basis SO Tar as we Can
learn. The Aibions conjecture that the IT,
rlble steamship and 1000 sappers and miner.
IN the Hudson Bay Company's emnlov arc 49,
be sent to Hudson's Bay instead of orecou
does not strike US as probable. What ma
has the Company OF foTtresses on It's poSsss.
SONS this side of the Continent while bItsir
is Mistress OF the Seasl--N. Y. Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13
PARDoNED OFT "A n.,,,., u.

,rAnDoNED OUT.-A pardon was receiv.
ea al New York on Saturday, from Governor
Wright, for the liberation of Mike Walsh
who was sentenced some short time since TO
the Fenitentisry for six months. and fined
sou, Tor libelon Mr.. John Horspool.
Mike, only asked for the removal of two or
three petition walls, but by the above il would
seem, that the Governor has very considerably
extended his area of freedom.
"A burnt dog sluns the fire." but not so |
with Mike, he'll get back again soon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13
RAYMOND & WARNINGS MgNAGERI,

RAYMOND & WARNINGS NAG ERIE,
Paraded through our streets yesterday morn
ing an fine style, and gave an exhibition in
the afternoon, which was attended By crowds
oil our citizens who came away delighted with
what they saw and heard.
. The doors win be open this afternoon from
l to = o'clock, and we advise all who have
not visited the sher to do 50 by all naeans, as
a like opportunity will not soon offer itself
again. Parents should be particularly anxious
to have their children present, and all who
have any taste for Natural History Of course
will be there.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13

BARGAINS
IN FANCY SUMMER GOoDs

-" "e'"'m'ntd % reduce my stuck Of Pane,
S"m'nef GO'ds. without regard ~ pr,,ff. p,e.,,
~ !" Of early and extensive ip s,,rct ns,,ieo,, m.
l'. w "p"lesale department I will Offer r,.si m
p' 20 'hnse 10 wahi Of such good. ne
'eneh O'gand'es French Jsconeis, French
Befsges SC Sc. s"'ms
WHITE GoODS-Jaconct Camb,,c. Root 49,,
90 n"shns' Cs'al'fcs, Tareions. S,ripcJ scd
''s,d mnsllos CnuSin Nnslins, &c '"'
Snaw,s' sail, Hosiery. Gloves ard cf,va,.
H,ssO-s summer CassIaefes and yc.,i,g' c..
' he' ''o'hs &c large anJ beautiful - :,
~ "gs,hef With Linen DnIlinx.. Linen C,,sst.
-, y, 'aH a"d ger bargains Of corper 81 Ms,n
90 '''"' w r SEi.BY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13
FOR THE TIMES.
MY MOTHERS LOCK OF HAIR.

have little ringlet
OF soft and glossy hair.
Though seemingly triAc,
/ treasure it with care.
keep it in my Bible,
It's precious little book,
And often as | rea, il
l fondly ON it look.
This ringet S from my mother,
She gave il years age,
Ere her cbeek had lost lis beauty.
Or her eye its lovely glow.
but Tine had wrought Its changes,
And many marks of care
Have set upon my mother,
Since she gave this lock OF hair.
All! now her checks are pallid.
Her voice is not SO clear,
As when in early childhood,
IL charmed my infant ear.
But there's within her bosom
That which time can never move
A deepand holy feeling,
A mothers tender love. ROY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13
AMERICAN STEAMERS ON THE ORC
HOC0

We learn by the New Orleans Tropic. tina,
Commissioners have been empowered in due
form to contract with Vespasisn Ellis, ESQ.,,
formerly Charge Affairs of the United States
al Caracas, granting him the exclusive priv.
ilege Of navigating the river Oronoco with
steamers.
tits stated that the grant is exclusive to Mr.
Ellis and his assigns for the period of twenty
two years, and he has the privilege of lirewood
and timber from the lands of the Republic
bordering ON the river, during the whole term
The boats, machinery and other property en-
gagged in the navigation to be free from all
taxes, and an ample guaranty is given for the
protection OF the said property Eighteen
months are allowed to Mr.. Ellis in which I,
fulfil his stipulations. Mr.. Ellis plan is I,
form company with capital of som
three hundred thousand dollars, send steamer
TO Angosturs for the purpose of navigating tn
Oronoco and branches and form a Commercial
connection with New Orleans.
The Oronoco is one OF the largest rivers il
South America, and is navigable 1900 O
1000 miles. II flows through very fertil
country, and might become to Venezuela
what the Mississippi is to the United States
lthas never been navigated with steamer.
but is said to be free FROM distractions, an
vessels OF the largest class can ascend the riv
er 2oO miies--to Angostura, the third town il
Venezuela, and place of no inconsiderabl
trade.
We hope the plan may succeed and Mr.
Ellis meet with the fulfment Of his wishes
II certainly no small testimonial to tn
Character oiMr. Ellis that be receives lror
the Republic grant on such lavorabl
terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13

AA9 ORAiS are The fsuiiiul source Of many and
w very serio"s diseases. indeed there ~
scarcely complrint which Iffl,cs infancy and
,h'ldheod. that moy not be produced or hghlysg-
eravaied by the presence oi these animals IN the
bowels. cases are recorded says an eminent phy.
stefan. OF them producing 81 viIus Dance. lvckcd-
Jaw. aroPlcrv. MANN. drorsY OF The head. infiam.
maion OF the eyes. perverted vision, parassis es.,
pcc,aliy Of The muscles snbscrvienI to sp~scb :.
squirting. mlpiiaiion Of the heart, hiccur. dry
cough. plenraic pains. eruption, rheumatic pains
~ The j,inis. dc. Dr. Chapman says. that every
species Of Worms seems 10 have it's origin and sop.
port in week and dcpsaved cvnc itron Of the
digestive organs" Again he says. lin oil cases of
diminished strength aud emacalion az Franc how
ever rcdu' ell, and especially IL tho bowels share
~ The deb'I'isied state. We may in child susps CT
their es sienee or speedy renerni,on.' DrGregory
''b'rves. al caunot be doubted that q weak stn,c
fthe digestive organs is that which Principally
leafs q The p oiueii n Of wo ms DR. Wood ,e-
marks. .ihof. Is yei great space for improvement IN
The mode 81 treliing tins comro ni,' (vorms -
Tue largest Worms unque.iionably found most
frequently IN pour people or persons Of weakly
or inelasiic fbros. and sIhcriic habits and hence
our fiTsi Intention should be invigora,e The ss-
lem generally. and The stomach md int esiines ar
iicul ,rly
The rcmtd, 10 which we could call the attention
OF the public. Is one whlca hos pruveJ successful
Tor long Tine; and u Is univ ersay sex ow lodged
ny ell Who have Tried IL. Ia be far supe ror 10 anv
other medicine ever employed in disease for which,
!, Is recommended. II not only destroys Worms
aud in,gorsIes The whole system, but IL dissoiv~s
und carries Oft the suPcrabundonI slime CT mucus.
81 prevalent in the stomach and bowels Of children.
mo'e especially tbuse IN bad health. The mucous
'sr'ns tho he'd or nest IN which Worms produce
'he Young. and by removing il II is impossible for
me worms To remain in tho body. IL 10 harmless,
- "s '"ee's on me system. and Tho health Of The
pa"e"' Is 'i~r,s improved Ivy its use. even when
no worms are discovered.
JOHN wiNER & TO
Sole Prppriel,rs for the U. 8.
Tor sa'e by PRYOR d. PAUL.. Drusgists.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13

A FEMALE CLERK OF THE COURT
The Frankfort (Ky.) Commonwealth says
Judge kinkead, OF the 18th district, has per-
formed a very handsome, and we are happy
tohear. very acceptable act, by the appoint
ment OF Mrs. Trimble, the accomplished and
estimablc lady Of the late John Trimbe, as
clerk OF the Carter circuit, in the place of her
deceased hueband.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13
PHILADELPHIA MONEY MARKET


Bicknelrs Reporter, says:-'Tbe feeling in the
money market, at the close of the week. was
rather better. The demand was not 30 great.
and the disposition was certainly more buoy.
ant. The heaviest pay days OF the season are
over, and should no uniownrd circumstances
occur, the probability is that affairs will
brighten somewhat from this time forward.
An impression prevails that the war with
Mexico will prove Of short duration, and that
the Oregon question will be speedily adjusted.
Should all this be verified, the effect would
be most favorable upon money and business
matters generally. The stock market exb;b;.
ted considerable improvement ON Friday and
Saturday. On Friday, the Board OF Boxers
OF this city, determined to strike Pittsburgh
loans from the list Of stocks bought and sold
by them in the regular way. Cause, the dis
covcry Of some fraudulent bonds The matter
will, It is to be hoped, be speedily and salts
iactorily arranged.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13

The Buffalo y. Y. Express, states that in
single day during last week, over 81 900
bbls. Of flour, arrived at the whsrvcs in that
city TO say nothing Of the abundance OF wheat
and coarse grain. The only sale noticed. is
that OF 100 bbls. Michigan -four at $40
IN the New York market, but few sales Of
-four chiefly Western at 81, l2I s2,37k
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13

We trust that the meeting called ia ou,
columns sct this evening at the City Hall.
will not be neglected by all interested in the
existing war with Mexico.
lftherc lisa siumbering spirit of chivalry in
wheeling. ii is high time that it were awake
ami in action.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13

CT An individual at Syracuse reeen,ls
lost trunk containing yaluabIes. the loss ~
which he could i'll sustain. The trunk sr,es
being advertised, was restored To him wbe,c'
upon, 10 the delirum Of his JOY, he bestowed
upon the honest GndeI--a cigar GeDcrous
Indui
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13
We find the following in letter from Al

h"u 'ue 'oioWlnS In letter from Al
bany, published in the New York Tribune:
Governor Wright said to me, some time
since, in a conversation that was not intend
ed to be confidential, that he utterly disap-
proved OF the conduct Of the Administration
from the beginning, and that no substantial
reason for the removal of the United States
army from Corpus Christi had ever suggested
itself TO his mind"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13
c. BRINCK ERHOFFs

VIE practical use OF The Health Restorative,
oe'"g 70 relieve and cure these mosi bsz,rd-
aus and asonizing Of all discusses Consu,pn,ioo T.
'e. eomp'a'h'' severe coughs and coIds and pains
:" no sue snd chest u Is considered both fieAt
ahn proper that statement re made morn o,,,;r,.
afy relating 10 h. properties In the f;rs placs \,
o'i"ha'sp y compounded of native plants herb.
'hd roofs AID has not sought therefore ,he adv
'""' so OF dangerous fBinersl preparations which
1y Pahiae 81 the best. instead Of curing discas~
ne 'ae' OF The restorative being rsrely vegeisbie
s"tio1ofa'ed i'y The Testimony OF The eminent DR.
Ch''o" OF New York. WIN shef careful and min.
i've examination Of II, decides The ulI, of H. and en-
'uee'oSl'y stops esvil on that point. Further, he
p'ohPDe-s OF The sclion 81 this nedicDe 10 y,ithont
""""' unpanlleled--r shows fneh enerrettc set,or
W eraJeaiing disease and then healing the o.,, ,Ase
me irssiIio0 from impaired sad eDleebled health.
70 conVSleseenee y astonishing and sooclusve--
ne hspPines- 81 being the iasifsment Of such ua-
oenehi' v 'oo greet 10 pefsis this Res'o-
''hFe 70 circulate ss hereiofofe within narrow
e"cumscfihed limits. and The Proprietor has mads
s"eh arrangements ~iih his General sgsni ihs, The
remedy con BE- reached by all The coniinnaf
secestony 81 seHi6cosss stating the nass touching
ases 81 diseases happily cafv. prevents the posi-.
-'iy 81 their being published 10 sny exiea bot YET
hey lst ~ The Office 81 Inc CeHerai agent 6,s
sEareinsion. The following eeHihesls 10 fsoa DIR
Chilioo. the well known New York chemist
y have sHalvzed b,glle of medicine called C
Bf'ncke'b"ns Health Restorative; end God Ina, IL
ioe- MT contain Mercury. or sny oihsf metallic.
pfepafailop. nor opium ~ any Of Iis form. I, J.
romposed " vegetable matter eanfey'
JAMES n CHIFFON. MD.
., BRlNCKEElIOfF Pfopdsior. N ",
Horace kysfen q Agent
I"nc'pai Ohire % Ilad son s'ieei. New York.
. aeen's bf Wheeling. Drs JAS BAKER cod
/, 'Opp' West Alexander. 70. BRYANT A. era.
:. g $50 ~ ageol' ~ slmOsi every Town ~ The
lm msy .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13
FROM RIoIANEIRo -. d..

FROM RIO JANEIRo.-Csptain Bsrtow
ol the brig Creole, who arrived here yestcrday
afternoon iIom the Rio Jsneiro, which place
he LETT on the 9Th Of April, states that on or
about the list OF March battle had been fought
between the Montevidean aud Bucnos Awe
an forces which resulted w the latter being
VICTORIOUS, The iormer having suffered consid.
lady lady ID Killed wounded, and prisones. The
blockade was still strictly enforceI h. ,ho
combined sqnadrons Of England and Ftance
Every vessel entering the port was boarded
~ a boat from the feet. Thers wore ,b,es
Spanish and two Italian men of war IN nor,
~ T. Evening Post.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13
=, CLI l sUGAR-coATEp WIG.

CldCkENERS SUGAR-CoATED WIG.
ErABLE PURGATIvE PILIS.-Fo, Live,
complaint, Affection Of the lungs. PaIpita.
,ion OF the heart, Collie, Jaundice and worms
!he Suigar-Coated Pill Of DR.. Clickcner il nm
I1'ailible remedy. Thousands Of ceniGcatcs
% % .ne wonderful cures in tho above complaints
.afUush the agency OF these Pills, may b. seen
=" ~ ", Illokeners office. The Pill is encnnst
en VIII sugar 50 that The ingredients are not
apparent To the taste. So skil6,llv h (, -
pounded, that the patient is moi snb;e't g.
Wv distressing gipings which follow fhe NO
. almost all other medicines. Indeed bo1
LOT , .ne thorough purgiog produced by the PHI
VIC patient would be ignorant OF - ;nval,.
9'e medicinal quality. IN all cases whore a..
uesired effect IS not produced, II the Pills n.
'akeh according to the printed direction. tho
money VIII be returned. For sale bv
P4 A. o. FAlRCHfLD,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13
PUBLIC MEETING

The young men Of Wheeling, and all others
who feel an interest in the enrolment of a
volunteer corps, to be ready for service in
the existing war with Mexico; are requested
to meet at the City Hall, on Saturday evening
at "a o'clock. WIN. PITTS.
GEO. w. CLUTTER,
june llth, 1916. w. G.. SCOTT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13

ID PAINE L. CO., MANAGERS,
WHEELING. VA
Delaware (small fry,) Lottery, class No. 1877,
drawn Tuesday, June ., 1916.
az % "a 81 20 20 % % ID GO 60 0
Lowest prize 81.
Pokomoke River Lottery OF Delaware class
No ia, for June 9, 1916.
8 IL % Sc Is z IL 70 8 4 81
Lowest prize So:
n. l.. DORSEY, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13

OF all kinds, to order. in the most thorcSRh
manner and at the cheapest ntes.
BLANK BOOKS furnished to any pattern.
Magazines, Pamphlets, Music, &C., bound
in the most substantial. manner.
Old books rebound, sc.
The BindeIy will be under the charge Of /.
dlLCHRlST, JR., an experienced and compe.
tens workman, TO whom any orders may be
given.
The subscriber rs satisfied that he can, and
Is determined to furnish as good work as can
be done in the city, at as cheap rates and with
the utmost promptness.
Steamboat Owners and Builders, are par
ticuiafly invitedto give him call, as he is
prepared to furnish books and bills ont and
out, at the shortest notice.
may Is J. E. WHARTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13
FRESH ARRIVAL.

HNN-k'HK
X ST received atihe NEW CARPET STORE
- No l43 Main street. n ew pieces Of Those ex
i'm f.'e J ply CARPETS, which will he sold yer,
low. JIG Is MENDEL HARBOUR a. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-13

"A DEMONSTRATORS NoiicE.-LeIlsr, q,
- s"'n'a's'fa''on having been gtan,ed 90 The
49,, ,,,' W ,He Cteuii superior Court of Law
s"u Chancery for Ohio County mon The e,,.,. =,
'an Vel Egger. deceased. late OF said eous,v All
Pe''"s showing themselves indebted 10 said ss,s,e
s'e hefety tilted To pay The same to The suhscri.
o,'' ana oil persons having claims against said "a
"'e are hereby required To- ptesesi tho same 10 The
subscriber, duly proved lsr settlement
JACOB BERGER.
yVne S--c Admlni-t,etor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
Ala superior court of cbapceTv
VIRGINIA:

' io'the Richmond Cireui', he'd a the Capitol in the city Of
Richmond on the e7Ih day Of Jure. IsIs:
Philip p. Jones, administrator, with the VIII antsxsA AZ Mary
Slaughter. tesd, PIa
against
John NJ. Ferguson. st-geAnt Of the Ct o. Riebmood. and 4.
f1eb, afmintsta'os de toOi. mn Of 6eorse Slauyhur, iced. and
deed NJ,
Tbs cause came on This day to be heard upon the bin and answer
o. "Hnn d.. Wnn administrator Of Geog- Slaughter. deed IT.
pheaton thereto eIhibits led, and II ,mination OF witnep,G and
d Agu,d by counsel: on confederation whereof the Court on
H4''ion OF the pa'nur- ooh ad1udge. ocd-r ard decree. TIA all per
sous who may have claims against the eta of &c tre Slaughter.
saIi eIhbE the sane ter se1ieI ent bsfots Michael b. 70 tAuI. one
OF the commissioners OF this cont, bSf re Z first dry Of the neu
term. end thlt a copy Of this order be published Tor eirhi uees, An
TIE RetHoed Enquirer and Richmond WhiE, two u tn nswspa-
Pers published In the city q Rishm nj a 8 b. posted al the 4 orr
CT III COURTHOUSE OF said city, and also Of the COURTEOUS. Of ra
county, on tao sevefaI court day..
ACOPy-rete:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
NIRGINIA al a superIor court oF cbon.o-,

h'-aA Il superior court OF chanCerY
v Tor The ktehmotd Circuit HID At the Capitol in the ei, ar
Richmond, on the 2jth day Of June, 1886:
'oihshepFa"' late high shenTof the county OF Henrieo 10 whom
N eaas oil Martin Pate uas committed for adminhtraijop. win
the VIII annexed, p,T
against
Levy l. Clarke and Lucy b. his vile, and samuel N. P.,..
Delta
cause, IN which tbs FainuG as ears to have DR. os~d.d
1K1m nc dsienrants Levy X. ia ks a q Lee q his life, who
~ oiiei this Commonwealth. in the manner preserb.I Nv Law ar
ao,eh' aeieoanfA th-y aLl falling IN APPEAR ami ans~ u, eame
y 70 0 heard upon the bill TAKEN for conf ,ed Al to the ,nd
Levy CIlrke ami Lucy b MS wife, upoa the auswer M t- d.
nHaAhrsameel NJ fEe with general rpieAuca tbersia. sd upon
- iaiois nee ana was arguedty eouoeI: whereupon. he court
eoei' 60 give notice 10 N c 'eIHOu Of Martin Pais, d. ceased, by
Richmond Enquirer, two or the new1Sapers pvbTi.bed IN M c|,~
othleHHo d. ard BY posting tie same 1.-THE door OF The ca Bouse on
. county OF heHiiea, ad akO at TIE Counhouse II III. CIV of
hlelm NJ on two segeral eIuItdays, 10 produce their claim, b.fore
hin for ss-uenezi, within the Pc. tod Of three months.
ACoPy. TeRe,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
N. P. HOWARD, cIl.
COMMISSIONERS oREIcRl

-'N"-N'"T Ut INlIIIf I0NU.
In fulflment of the above decree of the superior
eoan Of elaneeT for the Richmond Circuit. I hereby notify the
creditors Of Martin Pate, deed, that III lr claims On his esnte viii
have TO be, duly and legally authenticated, delivered 10 me in my
oniee within the per 'of Three months, OF By the l6 h dy Of De-
etnnoer rer ensuing. NIB PoTTIAUX, Mr. Conr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22

Monday Morning, August -, 'I6.

II IA. JENKINS, having moved to the new
AS'sor' No, IA Main street. Eagle square. win
. psened IN offer barEAins from hs present stock Of good. which
has heen repensbed wfthis = few Gays.
havins had THIS change IN contemplation for -om. time. ard
hasinr roa on an OF his Old and OBJECTIONABLE. stock. be viii now
= ron The reduced prices 81 ~hLh mot articles have been
PURCHASED o 'eh, al wholesale and retail. a. low as similar z po.
can = parehased In the Unftei States. New goods viii be received
Aimo- ~ and purchaser may rely upon finding At this estsbIish-
IonabLe kinds.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
Richmond, Frederick burg and Poto-
mac Rail-Road.

OFFICE is hereby given that tickets TO Piney
' Poi1i' with the privilege Of RETURNING free OF ehar. any time
uhn ~'ef nom the day OF departure, viii be gwen 70 h.hinx or
olner excursion parties OF oglt or rSrs, for -four do!an only.
u SHARP, AGENT Ira asp'u.