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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
JOHN SHORE, Comm,

NlNGtNIA.-ht Rules holden In the Clerks CfIlce of
The Circuit Superior Court III Law Chancery. TOR
he county Of buckingham on Noctay the Ord lay MAY
isHIWm Pdieson and WIN. Thomas plaintiff; W.
ATchhid Ferguson and Lucy his VIC. Allen Ferguson
Janet tnrsnson, Wm. fursnson. iibourn, Ferguson,
htemnai Ferguson, Jennings Ferguson Clement Fergu.
sin, - Conner and I.eniss his wife - CIarso and
in,y h' wife, BiInct CoIplind aud Glsa hs wife, Mary
CATncery. "
, Tue 'icendins Aucn Ferguson, Janet Ferguson WIN.
Ferguson, Archibald Ferguson Jennings Ferguson
SIrk ahd Lucy his wife, aud DirneJ Couplani aud Casa
h VIE, not having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the act of Assembly the Rules
oi THIS Court aud appearing, by satisfactory
ta they are not Inhabitants uf this Country: II is order
CT That the SAID absent defendants do arpcar here ON the
u, LAY OF tue next September term and the b
ni ihe pilinf and thai copy Of this order lac forthwith
ser et" sDic newspaper publis ia the City Rich
door Of the Court House OF this County.
ACOpy. T-sic.
IN % -w9w ROLFE EIDRInCE g. a. . ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
FOR PUIIADEf puIA

ksk . The regular rackc schf LAGRANGE Csp,,i,
sikkb Morrs nov ready to ioas viii have dignstgb n
immediate application is male N the rn,sfer ~
'aig "' 10 JAS FISHER a SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

rw1 hu.ircd bags gnIoo Green l., Gaayrs Cofee. al
ma WYATT WHITE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
FOR NEW YORK

nSK Tic regular packet schr WEYMOUTH CoBcb
ffkb master, having the p,rt of her rsrro On
- saEr and will meet wish dispatch. F,r b,t,ne.
fcRW ~ ~ bnhce Tobacco o, "a complete her 60,
~ rlssirc, having bcst accntnutsaiirns sotiv =, a.
'a.isr on bostd. a. Ludism's wharf orfo wv
M ~ WN RONfETr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
ron nOsToN

m The 6ncncw schI CORyO. John Croc kett. mn, ..
~ ter. vii succeed The schr josephine and hsvine
raft N her cargo engaged will have ail rs,ssil, :
Dispatch For freight. apply board, a. Pickers whstf
Or To- jaws FISHER 8 SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
FOIt NEW YORK

Mn nc regular packet schr NASSAU, Dearborn
A4AE Wa-icr VII nliuS the weympufh. anI hsvpr /,
-, considerable Iauof her cargo engaged rsp t.ks
,nnls " immediate application is made ON Losri At Ind
maj taNp- prstfpp . s,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

FIJI TIC hnc schr MARY CATUARINE nov ,.,,,,
NkAC !" "a,l having Iart of her cargo engagei vi
-, nave disrateh Apply on board, Al Pekcs wharf
M, JAS FISHER a SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
For WASHINGTON u q

TN TIC schconcr MARY AMELIA. Tyler. ,naetrr
LIZ nS'mr par 81 her Cage rreiErtl an TAX or
: ~" PACK more 10 immediate annie ,fi,,, H..
'selc o" heard" Piekctts wharf, OTTO
-lcS wN RowLETT
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08
NOTICES.
A N YER S AIRY.

The Eighth Anniversary of the Vermont
Anti-SlaVery Society will be holden al
Rochester, the 9th and 10Th of September
next. Business meeting at s, and public
exercises at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on Thursday.
A public introductory lecture will be given
on "Wednesday evening preceding.
All Anti Slavery Societies are requested
to send delegates; and all aboitionists with
In the State are urgently desired to attend
and participate in the deliberations.
Ladies and Gentlemen generally, are re-
specftuIiy invited to attend all the public
exercises. J. A. ALLEN,
Sec'y Of the Ea. Committee
Mlddlebury, Aug. 2, l94l.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08

The members and friends of the Addi-
son County Bible Society are hereby re-
minded that its annual meeting is to be
holden in connection with the Association
ia Ferrisburgh, 10 Sept.
The Constitution makes it the duty Of
The Executive Committee "to appoint COL
Iectors and work out their several districts"
SC.
Presenting that they have attended to
this business, we hope that they will Sc
cure and forward to the Secretary at the
next meeting. the name of each individual
whose donation entities him to the privi-
lege of membership-5O cts. to annual,
and $500 to life membership. Would
not lutte effort secure II names, and as
many half dollars in each Church in the
Association II so, here would be a sum
equal to half the amount raised in the
Association last year. :
Moses FLINT, Scribe.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08
Addison County Association.

Brother Murray 1.-THE Addison County
Association will be holden at the brick
Meeting house in Ferrisbureh, on the fourth
Wednesday and Thursday in Sept. next.
Delegates from the several churches are
requested to call at the several places for
entertainment, as follows:
Whiting & Orwell, Le1ois Hurlbmt's.
Cornwall & Brdport, Gideon Fulter's.
Addison, benjamin Carpenters.
Panton, Elan Halls.
Weybridse & New-Haven, Allen adams.
Middlebury, James adams.
Bristol, Luther Carpenters.
Monktor, Daniel Champions.
Charlotte, Theodore d. Lyman's.
LUTHER CARPENTER, }
LEWIS HuRLBUT, O0"'
Ferrisburgh, Aug. 80, 184I.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08
1 O 3

The Ministerial Conference ofthe AID.
olson County Baptist Association stands
ADJOURNED TO meet in the Brick Meeting.
ao@ss IN terrlsburgh, on Tuesday, Sept.
Il, at half past 10 o'clock, A. Nj:
The following parts will be performed.
l. Bro. L. Jones, introductory Sermon.
2. Exegesis-Bro. Flint, Ps. %: 20.
8. do. Bro. Wright, Gal. 4:2l.
4. do. Bro. Ten Brooke, Dan. S: Is.
5. do. Bro. Ide, Heb. 10: E.
6. Essay-Bro. Harvey, Review of
Higbee on the Covenants.
7. do. Bro. Murray, Did the Witch of
Endor raise the body of Saul? If not,
what did she do2
8. do. Bro. Church, What is meant by
loving our neighbor as ourselVes2
9. do. Bro. Gale, How far ought a
Minister to be Influenced by the people of
his charged
10. do. Kin gsbury, Is any member of
the church, enjoying its fellowship, iusti.
fed for absenting himself from commun.
ion?
IL. do. Bro. Moore, Evils and Remedy
of Sectarianism.
IL. Bro. Johnson, Union of Efforts in
the church.
10. Also all previously assigned uH-
performed parts.
A. HARVEY, Clerk Of Conference
Bridport, Aug, IL, Al.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08
Derby Literary Institute.

THE Fall Term Of this Institution will. COM
Il mence on Wednesd the 18th day of Sept.
next.
Mr.. .aluah Horey, of Dartmouth College,
Principal of the Male Department.
Miss Sarah flyer, of New-Hampton Seminary,
Principal of the Female Department.
Mrs Sophro1a Fisk will take CHARGE Of
class in painting if required.
j. Competent assistants will at all times be furn-
ished that each scholar shall receive due attention
and ample facilities for progress in his studies,
new and splendid Philosophical apparatus is
expected before the commencement of the term.
From past success and with present facilities,
the trustees confident that the Derby Literary
Institute affords an unusually favorable opportu-
nifty for young Ladies and Gentlemen to become
acquainted with the various branches taught in
such institutions
LEM'L RICHMOND, Resident Sec'y.
Derby, Aug "a, ls41. b0s3w
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware
tStore.~

THE subscriber takes this method to inform
L the public that he has opened Tin, Copper,
and Sheet Iron establishment in Brandon Village,
two doors east of Messrs. Conants' Store, where
he intends to manufacture and keep on hand all
articles usually called for in his line of business
Orr's celebrated Air Tight Stoves. Russia, Amer
lean and English Pipe and Elbows Fiue Tenders,
and Japanese ware, Oven and Arch mouths, for
sale at Brandon and Shorehdm. Best Copper
Pumps with patent brass boxes for sale at Shore
ham, where he will continue the Tin and Stove
business as usual.
All orders for Fave Troughs attended to with
despatch at short notice. CLARK RICH
Brandon, Sept. ], ls4l. 5Oaf
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08
. From the N. E. Farmer.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
Monday, August 80, l8z

Monday, August 80, lS4l.
SEEDS. Herds Grass, very little in
market. Red Top, new seed by the bag
so to 55 c. Clcver-Northern, l3c.-
Southern, 10 cts. Flax Seed, Sl,37 to
$50 bu. Lucerne, 25 c. per ID.
FLOUR. Howard Street $6,87-Gen-
esee 81, 25-Ohio $6,75.
GRAIN. Corn-Nofthern Yellow
noae-Round Yellow 88-Sonthern Flat
Yellow 85-White 80-Rye-Northern
70 to 72-Southern none Oats South
ern 45 to 47-Noithern Soto 81
PROVISIONS. Beef-Mess Sl0,50
to 1i,O0-Prime Sc, 5O-No. | 80 90.
Pork-Extra-l5 .00--CIear l4,50--Mess
$500. Hams-Northern C. per lb--
Southern, none. Lard-Boston 9 c. per
lb.-Southern, 8 to IL Butter-Lumf
18 to 22-Firkinsl2 to l8-Shipping s
to IA ~@...- .~--
| HAY. per ton. SI8 to 2o-Easteru
Screwed 81 4to l6.
CHEESE-Old II c.-New 8. .
WOOL. The market for this article
has not experienced any chan &c OF. late
Pulled Wool is rather scarce, and there
is but limited supply Of low Fleeces, ant
of fine Fleeces the stock is also moderate
Prime OF Saxony Fleeces. washed. ID: 81
to SIS c.-American full blood, washed
Al to 50-Do 3-4 blood, washed, Al to At
do. IL blood, washed, So to 4O-l-4
and common do, 35 to 37-Smyrna Sheep
washed, 20 TO 28-Do. unwashed, lO T
l4-Bengasi Sheep. 8 to l0-Bueno
Fl Ayres unpicked, Z to 10-Superfine North
/ ern pulled lamb AZ to 46-No. | do. DC
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08
pHRENOLOGY.

H. G. DARLING is occurring on this SUBJ
I, 10 crowded audiences, at the Semlna-
Chapel in this village. His per!orman-
are highly intellectual and refined, and
good moral tendency. A single lecture
/ heard, on Monday evening, on the
Of the social organs, il taken hume and
,roved by those who heard j, will be
I'll more to this, or any other community
. may employ him and hear il, than the
1 OF the whole course. trust that the
euds Of human improvement 10 Vermont
which produces and throws out into the
rounding wcrld more intellect and enter
Pc than any other spot Of earth bearing
al pOpulation-will long keep in their
poy such lecturers as Fl. G. DARLING.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08
SABBATH SCHOOLS.

In common with many Others was
grat;fled to see what was done at the last
anniversaries of the SALISBURY and Dan
vile Associations, especially the latter.
Statistics were obtained from many of the
schools and inserted in the Minutes. We
design to report ourselves her eafter to
The New-England Sunday School Un-
ion,'' to which we profess to be auxiliary.
The Secretary sent very urgent request
for our statistics last Spring. But it was
thought impracticable to obtain them in
time for the anniversary at Boston. 1t is
earnestly hoped that we shall not fail
again. We outstrip other New-England
States in agricultural enterprise. Shall
we fall far in the rear in the Sabbath
School cause! No-let every church, in
its letter to the Association, insert the facts
in regard to its Sabbath Schools. Let
these facts find a place on the Minutes,
and then let report be forwarded imme-
diateiy by the Clerk of The Assoc iation
10 the Secretary of the Vt. S. S. Union
The Baptists Of Vermont are doing some
thing in this work, and let them tell the
world what it is The remaining Asso-
Citations of the State hold their sessions
but little before the time when the Con-
vention sits. 1t is therefore requested that
each Clerk shall send me, By letter, the
S. S. Statistics of his Association as soon
as obtained, that they may be incorporated
in the Report of the Board. To this re-
quest the SALISBURY and DanviIIe Asso-
Citations are exceptions, as | have their
Minutes.
La order to secure as much uniformity
as possible, | will here present the s2e-
ciic facts wanted:
/. No. Schools in each Association.
| 2. " Scholars School.
3. Teachers /"
4. " Conversions the past year con-
nected with the S. S.
5. Volumes in the library.
We are very anxioust to be able to show
. the condition of Sabbath Schools through.
out the State. 1t may do vast good.
V. r. HoTcHKIss, 49,
Cor Sec. of the w. S. S. Union.
| E. Poultney, Aug. l6, l84l.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
From the Emancipator.
met OF .he nIen,dIans.


Generous Conduct OF ths Mendians.
|Ihe following letter from Mr.. A. F.
|liams, Of Pennington, to the commit
here, describing the generous conduct
he liberated Mendians in case OF
rniug, will be read with great interest.
BY those who have oefriended these
PIE 10 their days Of trial, and we trust,
some among those who have hereto
spoken disparagiugly Of the claims
Aese strangers to our full sympathy
tsseem as brethren. Read the account
HeD heroic conduct, and rejoice that
bones arc not whitening a glboIt IN
b. through The vaccinations OF an
ncElcan Executive and the consent Of
American court.
Pennington. June 80. lS4l.
Brother Tappan:--We are happy tc
Y that most Of the Mendians are il
health, and are regular in their at
aaOce at school and at work. and seen
= cheerful and happy al both.
LAST Saturday evening, about 8 o'clock
Yep gloom was thrown over our peace
a1d quiet village bv the sudden dealt
d'Owning) Of Mr.. Chamberlain,
s0g gentleman Of intelligence & worth
who was in The course OF few week
nave been married to daughter
Martin CowIes Of this place.
Asssrs. Chamberlain, John and Henr
nun Cowles were 10 bathing. Chan
alO aud Henry Martin Cowles coul
li ]. Cowles could not. Chan
an and H. NJ. Cowles swan aero
Stream above the dam from 10 to Z
= amer resting few minutes, starts
= chamberlain got about half wa
saIec for help. Mr.. Fl. NJ Cowl
ae % his relief. and tried to swim
more, but getting exhausted, and sin
VICE or twice. himself, let 90 Of Chs
w. and i is SUPP osed he was carr
me dam, his body was found und
Of rock in small eddy. Scar
@medlaiely commenced for the DO
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08

Making per cent assessments for
the year; said per centage to be cast on the ORR
ginal amount of the premium note, without ref
erence to any endorsement, and to be paid to the
Treasurer at his Office in Montpelier, on or before
the goth day of Oct. 1871, being the day of the
annual meeting of said Company.
Members of the Company will please bear in
mind that good chance will be given them to
forward money by the members of the Legisla.
ture, and Ii is hoped that will fail to avail
themselves of the opportunity.
HARRY VAIL, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Aug. 8, I84I. 50:3w
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08
A SOCIAT ION IS.

Times and Places of their Meetings.
Windham Co., at Jamaica, Sd Wednesday
in September.
Fairfield, at E. Enosburgh, Sd Wednes-
day in September.
Addison Co., at Ferrisburgh, 4th Wednes-
day in September.
Woodstock, at Chester, 18th "Wednesday
in September.
Vermont, at Benson, 1st Wednesday in
October.
Lake George, N. York, at Chester, LIST
Wednesday in September.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08
TEMPERANCE HOUSES.

l propose, under this head, in future, fer
an indefinite term of time, to give stand
ing advertisement for the benefit of all the
Temperance Houses can hear of in the
United States. So forward your names
of persons and places.
- Stafford, Albany, N. Y.
Spencer,-Castleton, Vt.
- kellogg,-E. Poultney, VT.
Hiram Miner.-W. Chateaupay, Y. Y.
George Pease, Charlotte, vi.
Mrs. Stafford, -Montpelier, :.
w. Fl. Folger. Massillion. Ohio.
American House." Steubenvilie, O.
Linus Caldwell, Town--Hill, New
Haven Vt.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08
Stray Steer.

T Daniel Rust, of Orwell, in the County of
Is Rutland and State of Vermont, do hereby
give notice that have this day given to my son
William Edgar Rust minor, his time and heres
after relinquish to him all control over his earn
ings, and that he may do and transact all business
for himself, the same fine was OF lawful age
and further, that will notheFeafter be holden for
any Of his contracts, or acts.
DANIEL RUST.
Orwell, August 81, ls4I.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08

EfJstks - X 8
N,l,on Slocun, Morristown.
6. R. Tom, 49,
" G.. Johnson, Hinesburgh.
Justin Bssehsr :
Wn n. French WillistOn.
levi Kinne, T. Montgomery,
wp GRAY. Horace Gorham,
Simeon Mears, John w. Clark,
Anon Prindle, Samuel Stewart,
g. Smart. Chester Whitney,
/. Broughton, A. Thompson,
-. D Hall, E. S. Newcomb,
q. W Dillingham;, E. Parker
:. stenhens, E. p. Butler.
= c,eene VIM. Smith,
p,rl Dillingham;, Nath'l Woodman,
. Nsvcomb, G. r. Town.
Send in your names, brethren, to beat
uehsd to these calls.
But especially let all remember the
n, and place, and be at Waterbury,
/ !, lie 2sM Of September
R,other Murray: Feeling sensible that
have long enough. and much too long.
,,orcd, crouched and yielded to the in.
,,,;atls eyer-eemanding, overbearirg, op-
n,.,s,vr and .to-be-satisfed, unchris-
- sIoveholting power and wishing to
. released from incessant, despotic and
I,nteieg demands of give, give, yield,
snpy, submit, stand by, get out Of our
ray give up, hold your peace, come, do
we say or no how, in:ermingle your
,d-earued, honestly--acquired bounty
ab our fruit Of robbery, unrequiled toll,
r,at and bl:od, bodies and souls Of the
D,qe Of God: thrust all together into the
easury Of the Lord let US manage the
hole, speak not, ask no questions, make
remarks upon your peril, &c. &c.
Thinking that this is asking little too
uch, and believing that men ought no.
sacrifice unto the Lord that which cos
EN- nothing; nor have fellowship, nol
mership with those that do; we there
swho sign this, wish to have our names
venlrd to call for a special meeting
Baptists in this Stale, to deliberate OF
subject Of Missionary contributors
ID may wisdom from on high be I'M
med, and cordial disposition to be dl
Ltd hereby.
Yours for equal rights and christian
rsistcacy.
Ilubbardton, Aug. 28th, la4l.
Barna Allen, Amos Churchill,
D. S. Lincoh, Charles Brown,
Anon Wheeler, J. N. Churchill,
3ben'r Cook, WIN. Thomas.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08
A C. A r I.

The subscriber would acknowledge with
heartfelt gratitude to God, and the citizens
of Brandon, the sum of $l3,67, to aid the
African Church in Troy, N Y, in their
pecuniary embarrassmenis.
VIM. TAYLOR.
Brandon, Sept. l, 184l.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08
Fire ! Fire I! Fire ~!

THE members of the Vermont Mutual Fire
i Insurance Company, are hereby notified that
the following assessments have been made by the
directors on all notes in force on the following
to NIT.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08
snnrHERN nANKRuPTcY.

The following extracts from the North.
amp:on Courier, founded in part upon
statements Of writer in the New York
Journal OF Commerce, will make Us prize
more highly our southern system OF IN
dustry. and deprecate that system whicn
carries its own curse. and tends to bank
ruptcy. The writer affirms, that the
Northern. in their commercial intercourse
with the Southern States, annually lose
more than S5O.OO0,006! He says
"What It is considered, that on the cal
culation, that it costs on an average only
$50 year to support each individual Of
the white population. and SIS year each
for the support Of the slaves, at the South
so far are they from maintaining them
selves, that the Southern States sink, il
the excess of their expenditures over tn
income more than $50. 100000 erery gear
every dollar of which. by the way, come
Out, Of the productive industry OF to
1 NORTH
A few year ago. the credit OF to
u Southern merchants knew no bounds an
flihey are now involved in debt 10 va
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-08
of others.

The other article is from the Porls-
N. H. Gazette, a Democratic
paper, of the straitest sect, July 20. The
Courier, from which 1t
quotes, is Wing paper, in the interior of
Mass. Let the politicians look at this
in season
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30
INnrpENpENCE OF MIND.

There are some men Who 20 in leading strings all
lheis days. They alWay-iniloW ~ The path @! Others
without being able o. CIV any rcasOE ET their oliH-
rms. Their, T. a proper mental independence which
all should maiui aIc-.oii respect add the stability OF
our character require il. Tho man who pins It's opin-
nous entirely ou aaJihcrs sleeve, can have 40 respect
Cor his own judgment. and d ht"ly tn be a ch,ugeiing.
When VIC consider carefully whit ap reals tnvTT minds
and exercise upon II oar own reason. tuNtn. iHio res
pecilU, consideration what Uiacfs sly upon a. gui then
come TO a conclusion flour Owu. ~ T,ias lrtcltgenI
betugs should net. and ouly t,en. This proper indie
p2nicarc OF mind L. tor removed rom pseaunp nous
self culhd,ncc, Than which there j. nuihin. m.rc &C.
vero'y 20 be condemned. ~Pr,stHr-ipl H h- asssCiaic
oi igtorInro; and IT. hateful iu the e'trst1o TO hear
some hal-'auGht stripping drllyrrtEh s Up.a.ons with
all the authority OF an oracle. TAfs - an; What we
mean hg mental Independence. 0ad Il - hoped none
VII mistake what has been sad. W. r,tc, % u mod
est Ct .isn 1u uIIe eaIcIt exercises co. Ii gucut ~
~ subjects which the mini understands, in short. We
intend ouly tle Cp. nitc at hat s!lv..h haAri which
makes one man the mere shallow VI another.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

DESTRUCTION or WEST LIBERTY A
SAbENlN By FiRG.-R. @ 's.;,f 'rom West L,eei-
" We l,"rh t'at a." Acud,m, 40 q { plaGs Sr DE
Sfuyeu ~ t- o. the n;gai O he 2lh mt, abd u7
olIulhE Which has eosi the nci,ah,hc,d spSltIs Ct
SSJJo WI prove near 4 g~oail.se i've liiiuon - It's
he loss OF the Prncpll wrl he atOJi 500 n 10 b.
'"'ls anu nlti-r The eyatcr ar Ctfhe Ltf7-
y and he PA philosophical Apparatus va. ss.ai. Lut ia
= damaged condition. The TASTES u,-t on the noIt
d1y' AM determined to rebati ;., t5Gss ~ o,t,y a.
possible, Gni ~ the meantime the 90 rent &C. ,ltt-
menis OF tho school wall be conducted ira ,'r Pfeiby-
teraa aaj Method q. { hurrh -. the u,e III which Mas
promptly rendered ios the purpose; ihs friends Vt the
iusi, uuon. therefore. AT a distance. may res, assured
that the school will sustain. 50 far rs the interest OF
the pupils L. concerned, no injury whatever.
Ia contributing for the rebuilding Of tho Academy.
the citizens OF Ohio county will have an opportunity
at showing their disposition 10 keep up such an insi-
tu;i,n amo lg,t u, ani we doubt not. should u be
decmei necessary ;ucailupJu them. they viii De found
willing to assist IA Piacins The Wssl Liberty Acldc
my IA full operation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

LOUISIANA PCErHA,E.-JrTrrspu gave eleven mil
luis for LpuIstIuI, anil :Ap Government have rcceiv,
al SINCE The p]urchusr, Sll53J27l nr ihe sales Of
PauiIc !aUas--tbJcs and q bali millions better than
90" purchase money, besides having on hand six nil
lions Of acres yet 10 cell. within lAo boundaries ofihc
State.
The sn'cs Of pahl'c lands IN Louisiana from jan
nary ] l>3), lo January ], 1910. footed as nlluws
ouJJtt 100 arr.s, amounting to Sc22,DSU 4j; the
Na.ohI Ucusz land office. exceeding IN sales lac other
iour uai-es, DgoI1usas, New Orleans, Ouachiia aud
GrecusauEhg iu The State.
The ensuing u'ua months. from Janutry ]. 1910.
70 Ortohcr d.. ofiho same year. the sales 10 The Qua.
ciIil Office exceeded amy o.H,f in The State The
total no tll its Offices 6r tis nine moIJh.. was acres
oiIui, 1901 % Iyj. amounting 10 SlSJ,1 55 o.
49, IohsJarg Tree Irr4,r.