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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23
DarnmnrE,
CLAY FOUNDRY,

VIA ~ n
Corner Of Cloy and Fourth STREET, opposite
the Steft Factory,
WHEELING. "a.
y. M'GiSNls, a.w. CUNNINGHAM. JAMES pAGGs.
M'GINNfS, CUNNINGHAM 4 co.
EET ARERoOAl at the House OF d.. M'Ginnis, No I7s
WV last side of Market Square, where in addition
to his own stock Of Iron, Nails, Groceries. &C., willie
constantly kept on hand a kinds Of castings; cOoking
stoves of Tie most approved styles, also every other deS-
crip,ion Of Stoves and Crates of the hest and most
tesutifu that are now in use; sugar and wash kettles
OF all sizes, a goad assortment: also every other descrip-
tipilot V arc 10 make the assortment complete. We are
also making preparations 10 have a good assortment Of
the various patterns of Piongls for the coming season,
all OF which VIII he sold on the most reas 'nasle tefns.
job work done al The sh orteSt notice and lowest rates.
jan s.yd MGlNNis, CUNNINGHAM 4 co.
UN BARRELS. A good assortment of Gun Bar
scrs2 SAMUEL NEEL.
SLEIGH BELLS.
SLEIGH Bells on straps and in dozens Polished do on
nov 20 GREER. F..
"a WANTED.
PySlyO Journeymen fiatsrsto work on stirrup irons
4 and Bridle Bus, apply 10
nov 20 I & GREEN.
rOLD PENS, with and without casss; also a gencr
~ al assortment Of steel pens al tho variety so c OF
Nov u e J. BLACKMAR Co.
81 M""ro" st.
FRESH GOODS.
HRoAD Axes, Hand axes, eastern Bench Planes, IRA
- ces aud Bits, ; ieai Il Butchers Hai d and Tenant
saws, Wood saws, Cincinnati broad aud narrow Butts,
Files and tasps, Carpenter Locks, Grass and Steel head
Shovc!s and Touss, Be,cter knives, Table hnives, Pock
ct knives, Circular SAWS, llolssons (Rngii shl shovels.
Brass Caldestick, sheet Brass, Gcr.::au Silver. Axe steel
Horse shoe n ais ra'rnt Balances, SIce!y ards, Maho-
sauy Nohs. Re lscrews, Colee Mills etc, just received
aud for sale at the teWcst prices by
HENRY +. MORRIS.
Nov 20 Main street.
THiI.L and Cross Gu, Saws eases ~ avs man
AVA lfacturel from Sandcrsnn,s double refined Cast
Sice', just received by HENRY L. NORRIS,
My 20 E Main street.
nrRCrLAR Saws for sale by OFT AID GREER.
u Nov "a -
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yru GOODS.
Stouc s. gDnmds.

NEW FANCY y STAPLE DRY GOODS
EOUSE,
No. 1855 Min Street. Wheeling. Va.
I'd door ubore J. Myers.
THE SUBSCRIBERS. having associated tLerselve,
together Tor the purpose Of carrying on the Fame,
and staple Dry goods business, under the firm Of
sTON d THOMAS.
BEG leave 10 inform the citizen. Of Wl,esl;n, aud -,
Guy VA sley are now receiving and opening at thei.
stand, No l6j, Main street, Wheeling an cntire Ner
StocN OF : aney and staple. Foreign and Domestic DR.,
t"oNs. Having purchased the above for Cash, and Ia
ke' great pairs M their selections, that tatter them
selves that they ran offer Bargains evreiird nv none
- PI'EASE CALI " EXAMINE,
= We s'ock may he found i large assortment of siIk,
rt@iHS. 'inghsins. Alpacas. RoHihazines, Cashmere
re LANES rtinis, Shawis Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweed
Casslnctts. &r. Sc.
- y tddnian. viii I've made every f.v DAYS fror
View YORK, Philadelphia, and Baltimore nutiitheir stoc
is complete. y STONE
hheeling,S Sept %. ls49. JC THOMAS.
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GREAT ATrR IN

WWH CUTIFtt 'UfV IIVU"V''
No. ll3, Main street, Wheeling, Va.
TITLE subscribers would respectfully call the attention
- OF their customers and the pulilc generally Ia tliett
stock, consisting Of the la-gest aud most spl@ndid assert
ment of the latest style and best finished Furniture,
L0uk ing Glasses. sc. ever olered IN this CITY, and which
cannot lie surpassed IR tlt western country, atlot which
viii lie sold al prices that catuot fail % please a. warran-
ted To give satisfaction. Also a large stock OF rholsiery
ware on hand and made TO order suitable Tor steam
boats aud r anniy use. Also NeneliHn and Stat " indow
Blinds on hand AVID made to order.
ATS furnished with every arttcie of Fur
niIuTe al short notice and on the very hestternis.
nr 2I MENUEL & HARBOUR;
n OONING GA.AsS r~LATES-Just received a fun
IA asartnent Of Looking Glsss Plates and for sale at re-
du,et pr,ces. AENDLL = HARBOUR,
auf IA las Nam street.
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9R.k.s GgS


AND Wild IiIEKRI IIII4S.
~ liz has most happily s|1ccee1ej. il couu.p.
~ ing Wild Cherry aud Sar-an.rt4 ufJ other tgsr-
tabs Injured euls, so IT, to produce auelUt.v at once
tonic, amt purgHtive, The uulN pNrtttt discovery OF fire
kind ever mcle-their great uccafar vlrrNr. fr. aud
that which distinguishes them from aI utIrr p|4t1aUtrs
r, tqat ttieir operation is followed by 90 re- c lou-
Ihclr unriy allied purN ing and p~ur-attye properties, ioT
which they are indebted 10 The essence ut
SARSAPARlLi.A,
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GOLFER, TIN,

AND SHEET IRo WARE MANDATORY,
lS5 li,rlct Square, Whcelhg' w..
TlIE suhscriter respectfully informs his friends ana
4 the public generally that he has removed his sale
rsons into tie large brick building ADJOINING hs Oh
stand. where he Is fully prepared TO do all WORK. either
in TIN, Copper OF Sheet Iron, entrusted TO hhuis Mltiaes
natrh. | haze gu hand a ,arge asslrtnent Of Tia ard
Copper ware thall viii SELL for cash or q pintnst eiisso'
megs on a shsft credit. NH GLo 1oiiNs'N
Wy ANTS-N alive aud cock hydran's al ~ IS
Il hur.h prices. warranted Ia work well, al
mil IHHNStN - N"N'
r EAp Pipe slwayson baud md tntni.lsls! slo'
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FRIPTS.

e2@ BOXES fresh Nj r Gaisius.
49, > do do lu0us.
4 do do Oranges. mst received aud FOR
sale low MRS s.. ~EftTRING
nov 20
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2wNrBA Falu}s fl"ur-N ffesAs tRply OF extra f7u-
* nv Holr, ITav's hraGdl iust received and for sale NJ
Naa. S Ec1rner Market and uinn strec'slv
+,t41 y - SWEiKfNGEN & -.
~. SE FIuur-Fresh ground Rye flour very superior
~ quality for sale al Nog. : T. corner Market and
Union streets ty EBSWEARINGEN & 60.
DUCTWuENT Flour Fresh ground Buckwhcat
~ FaHr of prime Guality, just received and for sale a.
~ o.. L. cornHr Market aud Union sis by
ort p BSWENRtNGEN & Co.
RAN, Shorts and Miilines-a large supply Of Bran
and S1urt~. inst received and Tor sale al No 90, = l.
correr NarNGi aud L Mon streets Nv
oct47 EB sWENRfNGEN Co.
Va lao East Side Harhet Square,
NEW IRON,
GROCERY AN VARIETY STORE
tTliG salssri'or res i~cctf1lly informs his cid friends
! aTft't nnFlit generally. that he has tateu TIE store
room torlstag occupied hv Rnat Boyd decd, on Market
st3ass. where ls intends kerning a good assortment ot
Tr>lEr-I iron, Nails and Castings. indow Cia-s,
Cotton farm. candle wick aud Batting. also, a seuersi
ass9rtueHto OF Groceries, Queensware, etc, alo which
hewfl sell either wholesale or retail at very low prices
fr cash.
1le ha.'sf Ivy strict atteaaiou aud a determination 10 do
business nn t1ir prime Ipies, 20 merit and rec vt ~.ufe
OF public patronage. sep 10 J L HItNi
CHEESE. CHEESE.
SUPERIOR English, Holland. Sap Saro, Pine apple
: aHa NcsterA Rt-ervc cheese for sale hv
dcst : WOODROW.
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HARDWARE.

ssTEEL BLADE Squares,
- Sliding Beveis, Just received 81
New IL r Il CREER'S,
rs d. NGILL. 81 d. BUsuFIELp. WALTER e. ROE.
RHeGILI, BuSiiFlELD & ROE, Wholesale Grocers
Iva aud Commission Merchants, No. l4 Liberty 81
~ tslnrph- j2i
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a. FULL assortment OF all KINDS of Heather. kin. rah
~Ns Md, lining and binding sNlus, S-psrtALrs. TarA
aud Findings Of all kusds, all al winch W.T. ta sold lo,.
for cash. Tom aui Hr0tft.
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groceries.
RaiSins. &c. &c

IkTTNTIIN. NJ. ~.
- n Boxes hes fresh fruit l28 cents porth
VI rtais Dates do do do
New ssrar at q ny, together with a general assortment
of t,eSl fruits, equally luS for sale by
=. u WOODROW.
doc u 21t Maia stree.
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1Nn PAIRS Mems coarse loats.
4N1S ID do DO heavy caif louts.
d do do do do Siugeed boots,
100 do do Kip Monsoes,
90 do do coarse 90
l0 do Gum over shoes, Just received aud 70
sale by nov Il ALTMAN Il MAXWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-15

u. 8. SENATE.
Mr.. Berrien presented the credentials OF his
colleage, MIR. Johnston, and Mr.. ]. was sworn
and took bis seat.
Sundry petitions and memorials were present.
ed and referred.
Mr. Yules moved that the Senate take up the
resolutions OF Mr.. Dickinson, and spoke some
time in support OF his amendment TO them-when,
without concluding, he gave way TO motion
that The Senate proceed 10 The consideration OF the
order OF The day, viz, The Ten Regiment Bill.
MIR. Breese being entitled TO the floor, support
ed be bill and defended both the Administration
and The war in speech OF some length.
Mr.. Upham has The floor on this subject for TO-
morrow.
After short executive session,
The Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The States were called in order Tor resolutions,
petitions aud memorials, and number were pre-
senled.
Mr. James Thompson offered a resolution 10
expunge from the journal Mr.. Ashmuns amend
menl TO the resolution Of thanks 10 Major Gene
raj TAYLOR, for his galanlry and services in The
Mexican war, which amendment declared, SUBJ
siantiallv, that the war had been unnecessarily
and unconsiilutionally begun by The President OF
| The United States.
This motion occasoned some excitement in
| Inc nan. several iUeUlUcIS Welc duuIeSsluS VIC
| Chair al the same time.
Mr.. Ashmun moved TO lay the resolution on
the liable, which was carried-yeas los, nays So.
The House then, on motion, resolved itself ino
a committee Of The whole, and proceeded 10 the
| consideration of the Loan Bill.
Mr. Daer being entitled to the floor, opposed
the Administration in fluent speech, in which
he devoed his best energies TO an calculation oil
the subject.
Mr.. Cooke took the floor after Mr.. D. had con.
cludej, but he gave way TO motion that The
committee rise, which prevailed,
| And The House adjourned.
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%Irasensa7a Office.

NO. s, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA.
Let ali the world say whatthey can,
For selling irizes, STkirTuN'S the man.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex. Extra, No. -, Feb IL:
50 IS 81 6i SO 81 Is 81 63 -
Whole Nus. 10 SO G2, a prize Of S403, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra, No. -, Feb. IL:
20 60 - n / SO 80 SO 81 20 al 10
Whole Noe. "a a. a prz. Of $500 Thee
Ticket do 9 10 % 81 2GOi more
Do do So SO &" 200 sud
and paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Leesburs. No. + February ii:
% Al so - % II "a a 33 SO 60 I6 II 80.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
% 600 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures No. "A Capitals :-s22 Con,
5000, 1900 a,590 1858 10 of 900, % Ncs II
drawn. Tickets So halves J so; Qrs %.
10000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
WEDNEsDAY-New Jersey, M "a. Capitalist
gao, s0D $1,000 6OuJ 5000, 1000, $500 o,7,s 500,
IS ,Oo0 &C rs Nos, Is drawn Tickets slO halves
S; quarters so.
10000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures No !. Capitals: $4,000,
1900, 1880, 1850 100 of coo s.c. - Nos, Is
drawn. Tickets Sd halves 80; quarters IS els.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRlDAY-Leesburr, Extra, No. 7. Capitals: Sd
O00, l,OOo 3i3 &c. u Nos, Il drawn. Tickets 81;
halves 50 c.; quarters IS C.
1900 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDhY-SusseI, Extra. No. Is Capitals :-S4, :.
OOO, 1000, 60O, &c. IS Nos., 10 drawn. Tickets sl;
halves 50 Cts; quariers IS cts.
80 600 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class Is, for 1913, To be drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday, Feb. 10Th. Grand scheme :
s32 000 $4,000, 10000, s1OO 1000, aa5S, 81 Of 1000
200 OF 400, &c. Tickets s0; halves 5; quarters 50.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class II, frr 1918, 10 be drawn
in Alexandria SATURDAY, February 2G. Is No Lot
lery-li drawn ballots. Magnificent Schcne s59,UUu,
apnU0 1900, 5000, 400n, lCn, ali5, 10 Gf 1000, 10
of 200, 81 Of Loco, 40 Of $50, a77 Of 800 &C, Tick
cts Sl5-shares in proportion.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets in all The Lotteries will he promptly At
tended to, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders TO y. b. STRATTOT,
Feb. IA Richmond Va.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
NEAR LORETTO, ESSEX COUNTY, VA.
THIS Institution, under the smpernrendence Of the
subscriber, was established by him fUf the benefit
of his own Children and he hopes 10 have IL conducted
on the sonndest principles, and in the most efficient
manner. The few additional pupils he proposes
ceivc will participate in lis advantages equally with
his children They will he members o his family cir
Gle, and under firm, vigani, parental government
Besides all proper eXertions 10 advance them In their
scholastic studies, every effort viii be
over them the most wholesome, moral and religious IN
anrnce.
The situation il healthy throughout the year, and is
retired To he very much exempted from lempla.
tions to likeness and extravaganza.
The competent and TAI hiu Teacher, Mr.. ROBERT
a. CASTLEMAN, ot whose character and aiainments
his diplomas, and other testimonials from the Univer
sty OF Vrg MA give ample assurance Is very success
iu IN the discharge Of his dnu-s For the saiaclion
of those who wish the information it contains, the fol-
lowing extract from recommendation furnished him
by it, Professors is here added:
"Durinc his residence at the University, he secured
the esteem Of those who knew him by his amahle de-
portment, and his uniform good conduct; and the no.
nors he carried away with him show that he dId not
fail to avail himself poftabiy Of the opportunities Of
acquiring knowledge here afforded.
Misunderstanding that he inten.s employing himself
as private Tutor The undersigned take pleasure in
stating III considering the opportunity he has had nf
acquiring just ideas OF proper MODES OF instruction. hl'
attainments and other qualifications. they would cH
pect him To give satisfaction IN the discharge Of his du
ties. GESNER HARRISON, Prof. Anc Lans's.
EDWARD H. COURTENEY, Prof. Mathis.
WM. Is. ROGERS Prof. n. Phil.
w. n. McGUFFEY, Prof. Moral Phil.'
The course of instruction embraces all the branches
Of an English and Classical education. Particular at
ention is paid the study of Greek Latin and Mathe
mates.
The number Of boarders il limited to twelve, and
none admitted over the age Of sixteen years.
The scholastic year consists OF ten months, and is d.
vidrd into two sessions. No pupil received for less
than one session. any deduction for lost time, I'M
less occasioned by proiract.d sickness
All pocket money must be deposited with the sub
wh0 will / IN
amounts.
An account is daily kept Of every Recitation. E,er
else, Composition, &C. from which monthly reports are
made out and forwarded To parents guardians.
TERMS-per session, payable in adranee;
For tuition. board, washing, &C, $40
For bed and bedding. If not supplied by the pupil, D
Rev JOHN P. Mcguire,
Feb. l-cw4w Loretto EsseI county, Va
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
-,.,,,,oID MARKETS., FEB. IA.

RICHMOND MARKETS. FEB'1 IL.
acknowledgements light. There is a
,;r demand for manufacturing qualities. We
"note Luss 50 a g. common leaf % SO;
S,idd,ipe / so a 5 81. No fine offering.
/ ELOUR-S5 IS. Dull
3 WHEAT-White 1875; red 100 cents
s OATS-4oa 42a cents per bu>hel.
CORN-50 cents, Sc lbs 10 The bushel, and in
! good demand.
CORN MEAL-65 cents per bushcl.
7 BACON-Old Shoulders At cents; new
do. 81 6 cents new Sides st cents; old do.
sa6 cents; new Hams 10 lot els. Tor prime
| LARD-S 81 els. A.
s FISH-North Carolina Herrings cut 90 -
50 from second hands; none in first nanos.
CATTLE-For Cattle from The scales. g.oss
weight, 80 so a 3 90. HOGS: 81 neI. ohIhr'
50 10 4 90 nett.
LIME-From wharf so Sc. -:
SUGARS-Susars in good demand, a. im-
,,osed nrces We quote New Orleans al At q;
PORTO Rico5 :; ST. Croix ] . cents. LOAF 'u-
eacr o0FFEE-we quote Rio at II Scents; La.
enayra u s; ST. Domingo 1T IT; Porto Rico
g. a II; Java 10 liz cents.
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowder % Soc'
ner To-. Black 25 TO &c. Dull.
MOLASSES-N. Orleans in bbls. 2os ~ CO.
poro Rico 80 a 80: Cuba D "a C.
SALT-Last sales from wharf % per sack;
from store 81 TO- Stock very light and IN &C.
mand
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Es9ssss0ss. 'EeNHS.

q A. PALMER, late of Virginil.l ATTORNEY
IL, AT LAW, having located st the above named
place. will PRACTISE several Courts ot The Seventh
Jud cai District. and in the District aud United Sn,es
Count, at Galveston. lie has been Tor the last Two
lecting of lands in Texas, and has, rs close attention,
acquired general aud useful knowledge OF the lana
laws and iltlrS tbs State Any business within The
limits ofhr Stale entrusted 10 his care. VIII receive
his pr0p; attention. Persons wishing 10 buy or !sell
lands Will DO well IL address him. ~ houston, Texas
For reference, see Richard II r"lef. Editor RiChm nd
Wing; Hon. Thomas / B"cncS, Washington; Judge ID
MEL, LynrhhGrg; Judge Wi.on, !.yEchhnre; Crneral
Rhodes, Clerk Of Superior Court. Lynciburs; Branch
Worsham, Clctk ~ superior aud C"nn'y onr, Prince
Edward; Rev. Moses ID. ilosc, RiGn."ond; Rev DIR
Piuniei. BlltlmUie. Jan. .e-h2aw4 cw2m
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TRUo LEO RESALE. of LAND IN
IL 3 NlNER COL NrEN


WHEREAS, H. WASH, who tecame purchaser
w Of tract OF land convey ed The unGeTs sned by
Jos j. Peasants and wife. of Hanover c0ULiy, by 4
deed Of trus; dated the Goth June 1913 at sale which
took place ON The nlses, Ihr 27h May ie45. han
failed [" comply Will hr of sale a. advertised
The Undersigned VIII, by 'irtne of The trust rrposrd III
them, proceed 10th day OF Mach, Is4s If fair
10 not, the next TAR day thereafter, The premises
SELL Ia HE highest bidder, the Tract oi Land eonve, ed
us, containing 3iss Of which acres ara IN
virgin wood and 81 creek low grounds If hes, qua
ity, aud veil drained by secret bitches. Tie balance
oi the land mostly IN good condition., and pbie
of 4 high degree Of improvement.
The land lies IN the upper part Of Hanover, the
old Mountain road and has on II GOOD aud con MOI
Gus dwelling h"u-e. the various Necessary out houses
and an thc'ent saw and srls mill aid is the tract OF
land op which -aid y II Wash resides
TEKMS-Cash "a 10 The balance due. with interest
thereon and the legal expenses attending Ihs re- sale
ana Tor Inc balance such credit The said ash may
approve
NATHANIEL G; cRENsHAw, lr,,s,..s
MICAJAH BATES, ( trustees
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IPuBLIc-No. S.
AN ACT concerning certain collection districts, and


Be |; enacted by The Senate and House Of Represen.
tatiyes of the United States OF America IN Congress
rnhed, That from and after the passage OF THIS
act Cold Spring, on the north side Of Long Island, III
the State of New York, be, and The same is hereby,
made port of delivery within the collection district
of the port Of New York, and that sIrveyor be ap.
pointed by the President with the advice aud consent
of the Senate reside the said post Of Cold Spring,
who shall have power enrol and license vessels 10 Do
enployed in the cOasiing trade and fisheries, ana 10
enter and clear, and grant registers and other usai
papers TO vessels employed in the whale fishery under
such restrictions and regulations the Secretary o. INC
Treasury may deem necessary, and who shall give The
usual bond perform the usia! duties IN The manner pre-
scrbed and be entitled receive the fees allowed ny
law to surveyors and collectors for the same duties anu
no more. But all carcoe, chageahle with duties sali
he entered and the duties paid at the port OF Ne"
York, before permission shall he granted To discharge
the same at Cold Spring. that Geenpott, on the north
east part of Long Island, IN tie State of Ne" YORK
be- and the is hereby made port Of delivery Tor
the tow rs of Souhhold and Rivethead within the COL
lection district Of The port Of Sag iIarhor, aud that
surveyor appointed BY the President, with The ad.
vice and Of the Senate reside at the said
port Of Greenport, who shall have like powers ana
fees and be under the like restrictions, is provided In
this act for the surveyor of Cold Spring. but all cafcoeS
chargeable with duties shall be entered and the duties
paid at the port Of sag arbur before permission shall
be granted TO discharge the same at GreenpOr.
APPROVED January 26, 1915.
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.NEGKO li!i.lNG.

vyrIONAS II. ThbtiFfRnD "'f-r] his services
4 again 10 hrs .rictGI and the public generally 10
Hiring Negroes for The nsng year. II" takes ihis
method Of informing those @hO wish "a employ him,
that IL you'd h. adviIhi. IL inform HIM rs raiiy
hry can that hr NAY have opportunity Of getting
good homes he pledges himself that every eS-r;inn
s;aII he u;rd tn Obtain good prcrs and good homes,
and hop" that experience Of many Years Ill entiii"
aim L. a siar. of patronage
lie will nlsn continue TO act ~ General Agent for the
Renting our 81 Hun,es, Collecting Claims, &c. and
pledges himself spare eIrrtions nirr tniire
satisfaction all WHO may favor him With their hu,i
Oifiee-Cornerof Wall and Franklin streets
Rtrhmnnh S.y lslc
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&c Contractors.

THE undersigned will receive sealed proposals until
10 O'Clock, on Friday, the ]lst day of March ls4s,
for the erection of two additional buildings the West
eTn Asylum, I'll Staunton. Plans and specifications
will be ready for the inspection OF contractors the
Goth day of March, 1915 aud he application
10 Thomas K. Blackburn, Architect, residing NJ the
Asylum. The sum oil S3h,0rD has been appropriated
for the erection ftiese buildings We are authorised
To advance 81 900 To the contractor who undertakes
the whole, or sum IN proportion To the amount of his
contract I'm his entering into bond with security for
The faithful discharge of his contract The subsequent
payments Will be prompt
ROBERT y. BROOKE,
k ktta / :. STEVENSON, Ez Committee.
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FLUVANNA LAND AND NEGROES FOR


WILL sell 20 Inc highest bidder, on FRIDAY, the
18Th day OF February, 1913 If fair If nor The pex,
lIir gay, The Ifac OF Land lying The Rvanna river
ABOUT TWO miles above Columbia late the ,rsid. OF
Sahnei H. Pettlt, containing t35 acres. II ere IS a
e"nioriahe Dwelling iiouse Negro Houses Tobacco
Houses, Barn and Thseshn. Machines all Ia good or
der, on THIS estate. IL considered The moot
valuable plantations on the river Persons wishing 10
view The land will cal on Mr. Ham, my Uvers-er, ON
the premises, or myself living about three miles from
this est Etc.
! viii also sell on the premises, the same day
without reserve. Is likely aud valuable Nrgtops-con
ssiincot Men, Boys, Girs, Women and Children. Tho
Negroes VIII be sold for cash. The land for s., OtO,
cash The balance on one and two years credit, Ter
notes satisfactorily secured 10 carry interest frnm tho
day Of sale Purchasers The sale will bo
made without reserve, and are particularly invited To
attend the sa'e. Offer al private sale Two other plan
tations IN Finvannaone OF ,In0 acres and the other
4uo acres, of well improved land good quality, aud
conveniently located. WIN. FONTaISE.
Feb