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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27
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A SCENE lNAPRIvATE MAD HONsE.


The following lines, descriptive OF scene
private mad house, are from The pen CT
G. Lewis. Esq. phey were published in II
National !nrelligencer about twelve years sine
the editors Of which paper Introduced them vii
these remarks: IF any one can read the 70
lowing lines without shuddering in sympatf
with tha supposed captive. he must have
heart dead to every human feeling
Stay, jailcr, stay, and hear my woe
She is not msd who kneels 10 thee,
For what I'm now, too well know,
Ard what WAS, and what should be.
I'll rave no more in proud despair,
My language shall be mild, though sad
Bu, yet IN firmly, truly swear,
am not mad ! am no, mad
My iyran, husband forged the tale,
Which chaius me in this dismal cell,
My fate unknown my friends bewaIl-
oh aler haste that tale to tell
Oh haste my fathers heart TO cheer;
HIS heart a, once twill grieve and glad
hbbW, lubupn htIN '"l'i''' hNi'I
am no, mad am not mad
H.. smiles in scorn, and turns the hey
He quits the gate kuelt in vain
His gilBm'rng lamp, still, still see
'Tis eonc-and all is gloom again.
Cold bitter cold--no warmth, no light
Life! all Thy comforts once had:
Yet here I'm chained this freezing night,
Although not mad no, no, not mad
'Iis sure some dream some vision VAIN
What ] the child Of rank and wealth;
And | the wretch who clanks this clItiu.
Brreh Of freedom, friends aud health
N whilst dwell on blessings fled,
Which Ecicr more my heart must glad,
How aches my hearl, how burns my head
Bat us not IN I'd no, It's not mad
Hast thou my child, forgot ere this,
A mothers face, mothers tongue
She'll ne'er forget your parting Kiss,
Nor round her meek how fast you clung;
Nor how with me YOU used 10 stay;
Nor how that suit your sire forbade
Nor howl II drive such thoughts away
They'll! make me mad-,hcy'lI me mad
iEis rosy lips how sweet they smiled
His mild blue eyes, low b,igut they shonc-
None ever bore a lovelier child
And art thou now forever gone !
And must ! never see thee more,
My prouy, pretty little lad ,
l.will be lgcc--unbar the door
Lam not mad--I am no, mad
Oh lark , what means those dicadiul cries
lis chains some furious mad man breaks
Now. now, my dungeon gate he shakes
lIe!p-hel p-he's gone--oh-ieartul woe,
SGch screams 10 hear, such signs 10 s,e-
Ny brain, my brain-l know, know
am not mad but soon shall be.
Yes, soon--for 10, yon--whllo speak
Mark how yon demons eye balls glare
lie sees me--now with dreadful sluiek,
lie whirls serpent high in air.
llorror-the reptile strikes his tooth
Deep in my heart so crushed and sad;
Aye, laugh, ye GcndS, feel the truth
Your task is dono--l'M MaD-l'a MAD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27
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lAS the pleasure Of announcing 10 his Old
Z q. Friends and Visitors to this Island, that his
Establishment recently BGH tEGyS. having under
gone a complete alteration Is H1T opened in rood
Sfyic as BiLLiIHD SALOON, combining othe
amusement, both fashionable aud rational
lie has returned tIom New York, and offers 70
SporlSmcn, a good assortment Of Guns, which Will
b. kept 10 Let by the Ddy.-Also. good Horse,
aud gentecl pleasure Wagon. TO Let.
4 ECStGRreatSH Is connected with this Establish
ment, where Gentlemen can be furnished with
ltellShcs at all hours O, the day Also SuTperS,
by giving reasonable notice
70 my former patrons, oIsr my sincere thanks
for their liberal patronage, and 70 r their many
kind a,>urRJ'-, lettcJ m' 10 uot fr.,r,l
that through oa,r,' ,Hsir. O. The Old
Line has been placed on \ ga
UJ' The lover, OF Reading A.5 1iway, find
Table amply supplied win some af;bc most ln'cr-
cSuug " Journals OF The Day
Newport AUGUST 18Th
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NOTICE..

NULENE4.
Yg7EIE firm OFFS. VI. x J. II. sTEDMAN was
q this day Dissolved, by mutua! consent, Al
persons having demands against said firm are re-
quesed to present them for adjustment, aud those
indebted to make immediate payment TO y. II.
sTEDNiN, VITO wiz continue the CABINET
BUSINESS. in oil It's branches AZ the old stand
No. 10 Br0ad SfTcot.
\. B. Constantly on hand a good ASSORTMENT of
CABINET EUNiTURE and CHAIRS, which
viii be sold the most reasonable terms.
New port, 1..lf 20 l-4U
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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, Il. I.
JANUARY 1, 1871.

a. Prsons coiii"g tor Mcm miHplcosc
say " adccriiscd," as they are placed IN a
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say " adccriiscd," as they are piaccd in
separate b0r.
Arlington Albert Miss Porter Sarah
Ausun Nicholas / ScanIen Naval Rcr
Argus Newport dclNouS
Mrs-Almy John Remington Henry y
BurdIck Isaiah Reed SANFORD 3
Brown Daniel Rider WA
Mrs-Nlasc Mrs Rogers
Barker Elizabeth Riggs Elizabeth II
Mlss-Battcy Phchc kodmau larrlrt
Col2cns Capt Natter lRob,ris FIcenre n
Chlsr james MlsS-RuhIustn II &
Clarke Joseph G Sis,ou Capt \ l.
MrS-ChampHu Martha RSteNcus james
Clarke Sarah Srcitman Thomas
Coppn Wiisdun Smlth Samuel
Miss Cook Phc5e Ann Smith Isaac
Cornell Echccca SnGthwck William
Dav James " shaw James "
plwurlh John MrS--SuOIs
Davis Charles Il shaw Susauuh
Mrs--LIho William Jr. Smith Samuel
Fly William \ SouihNick Harriet
Mls-fiagg Dmunah Smith Dc,scy VI
M,ss---lroobodY Rcbcc. smith >ally
Cah Il ISs-Sauh, Nancy l.
Ga,uor William II j. salisbury SnSan
Gardiner Sylvester Smrh Ellahcth
Green solomon Saunders Sophia "
MiS-Nlenuing Sunh El4a "
Gardiner Dlaua Taylor John Il
Hammond James Jomnkus William
llermon NiamJ Iompkus J-In
Mrs-lldtch Mary = Mrs- rnursou Ruth
How llud Ester Ann 'fuu Lucinda
Mlss-tienderson disS-lcw Henrietta VI
Holmes lurana Wilson George
lic,cy T. \ Jcauc,teN ccdon Charles
Henson Be,scv Mrs--Niibur Mara
Jtquc> Capt n W getcu Elizl
Mf,-JohuSuu Calhariuc Natd Illcu
hIns Nathan Watson Rosaua
Nss-ksowlcS bciscN 7 Wheeler Hannah
Mrs-l llWtuuoe Ccna Nosc Then
Miss-lhvton Cath une CMrs-Nats sarah
Martin Capt lpurg W Wil.am
Ncfc,t lsHcl Nirnlr1cwN.
Mauohestci Thomas rcohham John
Nss-Niay Liza CuggeshaH Satnu,I
McMaglunis Catherine peckham Sonhia
Morand Mary Ann J,NE>rowN
OheTman George Necden Nelson
Putnam Thomas g Maine Ralph n
Piinan James Necdcn Joseph
pijmuu JOHN Cpugdan Bcnlamin
Peters IT Miss-Carpeuter Lucy
Pease W llhau lsisH
pottcr GeoTgc g Gll Ruth
Perry Joseph + X. Il. CARR, \. NJ
JAYNE'S CARMlNATivE
yAYNE'S EXPECToRANT.
TAILOR'S BALSAM IIYERw CRT.
WARDS HAIR OIL.
- sale b.
.rANfcr
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-25
IN SENATE,
Tuesday, Aug. a, 1871


While the journal was being read
Mr.. BUCHANAN asked the Secretary of the Sc
read again that part which related to the petit
ton he presented yesterday from citizens OF Phiiadel
phia respecting the chloride of lime From the read
my appeared him that the journal had fallen into
the mistake with the papers of this city, which
represented that the memorial to exempt the arti-
Gle from duty, whereas IT asked that duty might be
imposed and went into statement of facts and rea
sons with regard to it,
That portion Of the journal having been re-read it
was found To accord with the words OF the memorial
A message was announced from the House OF Re-
prcseptatives, stating that il had passed "An act to
provide for the better collection sale keeping and dis
OF the public revenue, by Of corpo-
ration be styled the Fiscal Corporation of the Uni
ted States +"
The bill was then taken up, and read by its title
and on the question, Shall this bill be read second
time Z 1t was decided in the affirmative Ayes ~,
noes IL
The second reading was asked for then when
The CHAIR stated that IL required the unani
consent of the Senate.
To obi elton having been stated, the Chair d.
rected the Secretary to read the bill second time
by its ,i,le and when the Secretary had read half
through
Mr.. ALLEN objected to the reading
The CHAIR explained.
MIR. TALLMADGE said the time for Directing
had gone by the Chair had stated that required the
unanimous consent OF The Senate, and no objection
having Dten maue tue secretary Proceeded 10 tue
reading.
Nj CALHOUN stated that The practice heretofore
had been put the question: Shall this bill have its
second reading now, which required the Unanimous
consent Of the Senate il no objection was made
then the Secretary proceeded TO read the bill.
Mr.. KALAMAZOO. That was precisely what
was done in tins case.
After some further brief observations the point
welded, and the reading having been completed
Mr. TAPPAN moved to postpone the bill indch.
nitely t..
Mr. BERRlEN hoped the motion would no, pre-
vail. lie asked Senator'S to consider The Importance
of this matter aud to reflect that II was the incum-
bent duty Of Congress make provision for the safe
keeping and disbursement OF he public revenue
Such had been done he audedic the hill which bad
failed Ivy the disagreement between the Executive and
Legislative branches as 10 the constiiutonaty OF the
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-25
gmemtp=Seoenth Gongrrss.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MosDAT, August %, 1871.
FIRST !SESSIO,
In conclusion


In conclusion.
The bill being then ordered TO be read third time,
was BY general consent read by lis title Immediately
after which there a for the floor and Mr.
MORGA OBJ aiming il, moved the previous question.
Bot Mr.. WISE who had been one Of the dissppoini-
ed applicants for thu floor insist ed then upon the read
ing Of ne rhole bill that they might then all " have
fair start for the floor"
The bill then read through from beginning TO
end occupying one hour. Various members expostu-
lated and complained Of the useless consumption Of
time; but Mr. Wise refusing to withdraw his denan nd
Tor the entire reading unless be might have fair
chance to get the floor, the reading was continued to
the end.
As soon as this was done, about thirty gentlemen
started from their seats, and addressed the Chair
The SPEAKER recognized Mr.. ST. LAWRENCE Fos-
TER, Of n. Y, and gave him the floor. Mr.. Foster
moved the previous question, which was ordered
Mr.. Bovine declared Mr.. Wise entitled TO the
floor, and appealed from the Speakers decision in
favor Of Mr.. Foster.
Mr.. DAWSON insisted that the appeal was out Of
order; but the Speaker pronounced it in order. 1t
was however withdrawn.
Mr.. WELLER made point Of order, the Speaker
not having stated the question 10 the House before
gentleman addressed the Chair The Speaker over
ruled il.
Mr.. IRWIN moved to postpone till the first Mon
day in December Out Of order
Mr.. CAVE JOHNSON moved TO lay on the Ia
bic, on which the yeas and nays ordered
The House refused 70 lay the bill on the table :
yeas 90, nays l26
The BiLL WAS THEN PASSED: yeas l25, nays "a.
Mr. JOHN G. CLARK moved reconsideraii
Of the vote just taken, and that moved the previ
Gus question. Ordered House refused to reconsider.
Mr.. SERGEANT then moved to amend the title
Of the BILL to make il read IAN act to provide
for the safe keeping and disbursement Of the public
venues and create Fiscal Corporation for Nation
al purposes" The frs, part Of the title greet
cd with loud and long burst Of laughter Mr.. SEA
GgAsT having moved he previous question, it was or
dered The amendment to the title then passed
without division.
Mr.. WISE, having then obtained the foor imrne-
diatey moved reconsideration Of the vote on the
amendment Of the title; and upon that motion he
attempted to make speech the merits Of the BILL
in reply to Mr. Marshall's speech in the morning,
After being nearly dozen times called to order by
the Chair and by various members he desisted and
withdrew his motion TO reconsider. Mr.. MARSHALL.
had moved that Mr.. w. have special leave to pro-
coed, but it was loudly refused.
The amendment was then adopted; and the House
adjourned, at a quarter past seven.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30
most respectfully,
EDWARD HOLMES.
DIR. nINCAN.a

ENPECTORANT REMEDY.
II performing some OF the wonderful cures
z on record. Mr.. WM. PEARSON OF Delaware
county, Pa, was taken IN the fall of 1910 with
distressing cough, which dairy increased unul he
became 20 much reduced IA Iicsh that he was Oh
.IgCd 10 be helped in aud out Of bed. His physi-
claus at lcnS gave u1 all nope, ara pronounced
ms lungs fatally aif ctst and lncurable, la this
hopeless situation he was :or ten weeks. when q
friend 81 las called - see hn, and discovering
MS awful situation, hC Immediately procured
bottle of DR.. Dnncsn's EXptctorant Remedy,
having witnessed us effects in a similar cas- , m
duccd hun tc rOcurc the medIcue,l AID gave Il
according TO directions, anCt the astouIs hr,c Mt
o. tuends the patient began to feel better be-
fore using the medicine one week. After using a
strictly SIX weeks the patient was rendered able
/ d resume his daily occupation. How many thou
sands OF valuable friends have been TAX en- away
/ from Us i0f want Of proper treatment. The very
MANY ""o are vet among US; aud labOTInS under
alarming symptoms, 10 such l beg 60 say. procure
lumelIli0.y Or DunSdu's EXpcctOrant Remedy
and o. % be no; 100 late, you may be restored to
ere I hca tl. Ia the a-I stages the re- . c1uso
.ai n fouEd 10 this medicine, by is soothing and
pdIauvU OfirCts
/ For sale al the pliuc.pal Once, No no North
Eighth street, fniaCc.l h.a Also, ~ the store Of
JOHN Els GER,
oct % Nhe eli g. Va
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SALE OF REAL EST,Tr

10y virtue of n certain deed urTrust erc,,.oi q,
1.-THE subscriber. hearing date the 9Th ,Iov oroc
tIber, Is 20. and recorded in the ceTL,s cfy;.. -
ONO county, m book No. T. pages gi- Is no =,
VII proceed, on Tuesday, the 2stn day Of Deem.
.v,'ieAt 20 EEL at public auction, o. the higbes,
auu pest bldeer, at the front door of Inc 49,,
mouse OF OHIO county. the folio wing ieScribeI
tca estate IN and adjoining the city OF wherlins,
80. 'iots 20 o. = aud 10, IN square - with t6e
O',ck uWcilng Improvement thefeon NV
Let 40 $50 IN Eas, " he'll
The undivided half Of OF =, q and
w, IN square 6, corner Of Market and 49, 80
S'Tee's with the warehouses thereon.
at ne uhdNlded hall of Lo's no / and 2 in the
ith 'qua-e, and lots,3, : aud =, I'm tbr Ard ,,,,.
ncLlnE az The junction of Uheeling creek w,th tbs
emo tlver aud commonly known as the toinf
me md vifed two thirds Of 90 acre. Of c,,j
iand inS south oi Wheeling crCek, and vcSt of
coal run. SAID property will be s,lJ ON \ "a.
nf Sale " '" Oh 'hs Gay
= rs trustee can only give such ;t'e as is
oct 2N-ls g s BRADY Trustc,
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LIVER C0uPI,ryr

tETe' Zee nseof Dr. iigr',,Is ,as,p,.,,y S,-,.,
HcH,7g anil igsrisHf PHI.
I2z * William Richards; pi.rsnureh. PA. entire
AgH ~ cured Of tho above distressing discaS..-
q Is Symifyms were pain lni w,ig.fr ma tho I'm
"' Toss "i appetite, vomiting s..rfI ,-rfati. a.,
tg-'chioa OF 'u" s'GmrCh, sick hc,d,cle mn
l.' t'rrIue couricnuucc changoi citrap -nI.
ol' uln'u'iY oi ettnlng, uIsiu. bed rot Attend
"a WIN cough, great drhrl.tv, with o.Err
s,Il''-iIN inde7tHS great derar-en.rt o. tl.
~ 10: 'tr. fleh1Trs 1ai the advice II several
hl'"cA Mgdi mos, which terminated In 49,,
ING PrTlecl Cure ''i '''N''
thHci'a' Office, 70, No.,a EfrN, S.--c- Phi
Drr ~ ~ tlrtN,
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O'NEILL'S CATHOLICON.

n y inall'ble remedy for Scroluls. king's r.
= n VA. Bronchitis. Consumption in its incipirn
STAGES, Uhite Swelings, Erysipelas. Ulcers OF
Nluunihg Sores, letter, DIS asses II the skin Sy.
bhiiiic diseases, and all kinds f constitutional
ueIan;ement occasloncd by the improper use OF
MS CsthOlIcon is tire desideraiurn 50 long
SOUGHT 10 be discovered, TO wit: n thorough I've.
Setablel alternative ana ur,fyer of the blood tb Al
an DE taken b. the infant welt n bv he adult
WUnoui danger from exposure and without res
Ulciloa in regimen.
certificates from persons who have been cpr,.I
OF me above diseases by the Gse % toe Catholc,n
after allothcr remedies had fiied, are printed i'm
panrh'et form ADD placed IN the hands of those
are 10 be distributed gratuitously, and the afl:ct
"a are respectfully invited 70 procure and perus.
SOFT by JOHN FISEER, soc agent for
Wool ng Va 90, ~ ~
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On ne European Sys'em
VIE subscriber has opcnfda school on Inc En-
8 ropean system on Market street near Norkc,
square. and has set vacancies for few more gu.
pills. In accordance with the svattfn VIII gh 20.
Processes CD adopt, an scholar " hl may bs seul
o. uIrl, and who do not make sIcu ur.H.i.uey .u
u 10 studies asJs tn be expected will NOT 1g rn
trincd; bat their parents viii bC IFfIrGcdui GOO O.
i1cI aud De requested TO Withdraw their children
lis terms rDr uI1Itgr ate.
Reading, wu'Iug and simple arithmetic SEQ.
d. with tue higher branches ut arIth-
Wciie and mathematics r.
Oh with arIwm ir. history g. L-s4r4Ihv s.#
The classics with the hi4hsT tial...s.f
40 EIglI-I education -U
oCt1 DANIEL E.T-Erf AN
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CARPET 4 COVERLIT EasTAfS-
IISWNENT.

DOMESTIC MANUFACT URES.
DAVID KENNEDY respectfully sOllcIts the
- attention ufdtal.rs heads oI families and M.
public generally 20 his establishments 70 Suru.
Wheeling, here be cOutIuycs go carry ON rr,.
weaving Uf DOMESTIC CARPETS AND CO.
NEELITS, Of o variety Of sly e. figured rain
bow aud Venetian. lie has also ssvcraI nov
patterns, thar cannot fail Go afford perfect SALTS
faction. AiioTd,rs will &C. TrOmUf.ya TENDED o.
and h.s worS warranted Of the test quality. Nv.
cry nj of CJIOrHg done at TIE most REASONABLE.
price.
W h..ln-- S-nl m L-LL I'm
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HOR9E FARRIEH

II ME subscriber lately from France. ofssrs hi.
services to the citizens Of Whcclng and vici
uity, for the cure OF FiSTALOE, CHAMBERS
or any other durable disease ia HORSES His
practice N EurOSe has been 50 successful thai
nc is confident of success ~ any disease that IL IL
possible 60 cure. aud whenever he does not sue.
coed he will require no pay.
tie may always be fuOnd al the ta7cru house oil
JOHN ROBIN son
MuCgIfuu Der 2t-9f ] ELLIOTT
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g AM0 Their 9
LIFE SAVED.

9 \ The extraordinary virtues Of that unriyoIIeJ
medicine, tie "BALSAAl CT WILD CHER.
x The well Known famous medy fer CON
SUMPTION ANDLINER COMPLAIT, ASTH
MAS, COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS,
-RCJP, WHOOPING COUGH, DE.
To Or IT. wistar: 10 '''''
Dear Su-In your last YOU ask # your Balsarn
hl> beea sUcCCssfuln this city. Ia reply 20 that
J'quly,l can assure you ! have never before
SOLD any medicine that has sold so rapidly or
.tcn used with such universal success. as YOURS
has' In some cases u has effected surprising
cures, and IN Others he's given grCa. relief fer
every other remedy had failed. But there is one
mat cXCCis any that i have yet heard of. This
WIS q UOOr woman that has been afflicted with
IlJN MPTl IN for several years, and had
ricd every thing IN W n, Knowing she was We
FFpDcr, vet very worth, ! sent her a bottle ga
ls, which she said relieved her very much
iils circumstance was soon made known 10
TtUsiuus society she belonged TO and they imme-
di9i..y pEos 'niet her with half dozen bottles
which she has also used part Of and is rec1y-
'rus very fast. Src told me a lew DAYS since
mat she had not felt so well for the last year,
hHl utleFca thai your medicine was the only
.WH- that saved her h.C. Tire same society
have purchased over tliry bottles TOR different
persons, and will no doubt purchase MACY more
as .ECy praise 70 very highly.
Yours, resi- Cctfuily,
HOLBROOK, BARTLE 6 Co
Heyery particular when YOU pur, base to ask
Toy 'hr WlSIARS EALSAM OF WILD
Ch Rtl, as there IS a SYRUP Of thisuame
advertised thlt is entirely a different medicine.
Prepared wnO.csa.e end retail by WILLIAMS
g. Go. Chemist No 23 South Foarth ST e ct
Pl.l1drlplla. Price SICO per bottle.
For sale ia Wheeling by
J. CBUMBACKER.
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NIsgiSIa (,YN'T EkIS

NGRESS HALL PENED
n UKENS & BICKEB respectfully ruiorru
4 their friends aud the public IN general that
Iney are daily receiving Fresh Oysters from Pal
tlmore, OF the first quality, VIII ch Will be served
up in the BEST sTyLE, 10 ady customers who may
favor them with "A call, accompanied by every
icCaCy Of the season. o. steTs furnished by the
CAN and sent TO any part Of the city.
They also cOnuurC their old business on an
eul rye SC ale and can Furnish every description
Of cA~DIEs, wholesale AID retail, the most
reasonable terms. oct eff
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CINCINNATI ornl,.r %

ti"Ua-Snme'hinr over 200 hbs arri, cd yes,cr.
day Sales Of scvorul hundred bbis from canal un
"wednesday cvenn: and yesterday al S. Ic.
cline q, 2sc
" mSNl-lGi bblS prriVe,--salps nj I5r
Arrived also bv canal 1900 busb,ls o.. so -.
LAM, - bLls Ale % bhlS Eg,,,
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LAW DEPARTMENT.. CISf,TgN N,v,I
COIL ErEIN-


n WE course of instruction 100 tn. Dcnnr'm,u,
n commences un the frstof NoyCunrsr. and CON
uuucs sN months, exclusive OF n short recess m
Chrlsio1' There Is an exercise each ,lov; fret IN
iIe Pnucip'es uilaw--conssiing Of reciialYns Ic,.
'urcs und examination aud secondly an tbe prac.
rice of Law-cmbrsciug the d-c,issian of the VA.
vinui forms "i ], ril instruments ana lri,l procce
tiHs>: together w'lh exercises in the Mo-, rar-i -
The Whole course is arranged end conduced in D
uus'" suited 10 beg Uueas. ana with a view 90 I'm.
clua", as iar rs possible, general outline OF the
irO Iu single Session. The tprius are $50 GI- the
-assion payable 90 advance aud mo- deduction made
:'r part OF she time. This has no reference 10 tho
Diiicc tuition for which students can make their ON n
arrangements The requisites for The derrcc Of a
barhc.Dr Oi Laws are, that The candidate shall A.
ierd 40 least ono session, and shall pass an e1alu
a'inn o. be made by committee or LEGAL cen.le-
mea designated by The Board uf Trustee. and IN.
-'.ueiCd 20 consider the standard olqualifcatoo for
"a degree lac same as for admission 10 the har An
extra charge Of s. is made for a dipnma S.D.
drniS can have access 10 a good library ard the
Courts are almost constantly in session in Ia civ
The price OF boaid ranges lorm So o. SIS week
" i very d0simble that aIi who prnrasc IN enter
the Law Class should he present at the hrc:unir-
Of ihe course. 4. WALKER, Professor Of Law.
9--l NJ Gin l..y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30

DIN HUDSON, No I75 Market square
- oilers for sale, low ipr cash, at retail.
IL Bags Prime RIO coffee,
500 lhs fine Loaf sugar.
chests Young IIys,n Tea,
] do Gun Powder Tea,
300 lbs. Slaratus,
- boxes ID. Candies,
10 do Mould do.
10 do Yellow suap,
10 do Fancy soap.
1000 los Pittsburgh Cotton Yarn,
300 lis Candle wick.
80 dozen Warren's Backing.
Kegs hest twis, Iobac, o.
) Barrels Extra, Vinegar. oct o6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30

MINATED In payment Of I'm. dno a..
~ olhce from the country. GuuJ. Mcrrb,,,,,LI,
roKh' Balances. If any will AWAY, be r,,J -
-. ONl 80 j y WI