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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-17
From the .Astc York Evening Post
DEPARTURE OF BISHOP SOULE

AT the Preachers meeting, held at the Methodist
Book Room, on Saturday morning last, the following
resolution was UNANIMOUSLY adopted;
Whereas, the venerable Bishop Soue, having been
appointed by the last General Conference of the Me-
thodst Episcopal Chuvch,' delegate to the Wesleyan
Methodist Connection, and being about to embark for
Iiverpool Therefore,
Rssored, That the Presiding Elder Of the New York
district the Preachers stationed in this city and
Brooklyn, the Book Agents and Editors, the Core
spending Secretary ofthe Missionary Society," accom-
psny Bishop Soule to the Narrows on Friday, the
18th instant and that the other Bishops and Preach
ers, who may be in the city at the time, be invited TO
accompany US.
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From the LoweH Courier
Mr.. CUSHING.

We notice that some papers attribute Mr. Cush.
ings opposition to the printing Of MIR Poindexters
report to fear lest it should operate to the injury Of
MIR Tyler and the Administration. We cannot per-
ceive how any man fail to see, if he reads the re-
port of the debates the utter groundessness of this
charge Mr. Gushing takes distinctly the ground that
the report should not be printed and circulated by it.
self The reports Of the other commissioners ought
to have gone with it. The antdote and tho bane
should go together This is precisely the view taken
by Mr. Cushing and we believe that every fair, can
did mind in the community will agree that II is cor
rect and manly one. We cannot but deprecate the
reneated attempts of enemies of Mr. Gushing to mis-
represent his acts and impugh his motives. Mr..
Cushing we doubt not is willing TO be Judged by his
acts and so far as they relate to the present Congress
no man need less fear rigid scrutiny INTO his official
acts than MIR Cushing
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discourse.
Sir Gilbert Blame, Health Of the Navy.

FTUH Wt w o. 'TUDtTIIStT.
The people in Congress, that is, those of them, THAI
are the friends of Mr.. Clay, were, at last dates not
celebrating upon the wants of the country and its
high interests at home and abroad, but were busily
engaged in contrivng plans to "head" President Ty
Ter and break down his Administration.
In the Senate the watchword is, in relation to the
appointment Of public servants--is the nominee
friend of the Administrations If he be, or even be
suspected of political mpartiaity he is at toma
hawked without the least show of mercy, No man
can pass the ordeal of the tyranical Clay majority,
unless he be committed in favor of Mr. Clay, and he
a bitter enemy to John Tyler. To be the supporter
of Mr.. Van Buren,, Mr.. Buchanan, or Mr.. Calhoun
equal cause FOL using the tomahawk. Nothing but
the possession of the brass collar of Clayism is
passport to Senatorial favor.
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From The N. 0. Bulletin.


The last advces from Texas leave no to
doubt the determination Of the Government to carry
the war into Mexico. The organization and equip
ment OF regular army is going on steadily and rap
idly The force already assembled is about one
thousand men, and by the time all things ready
Tor increment, the numl er will no doubt be largely
augmen ed. The necessity of making preparation
has compelled postponement of the invasion much
longer than suited the impetuosity of the multitude.
Hence clamors have been raised against the Execu-
tive, as ukewarm, or not medtatng seriously the
threatened movement. There are, however, no
grounds for such accusations and suspicious 1t is
not to be supposed that undertaking so grave as
the conquest of kingdom should be commenced at
moments warning.
Months are required to provide the mate,iel for a
large army, and an equal length of time may profta-
bly, be spent IN training raw recruits, and habuating
them to the discipline of the camp. The delay was
wise on the part of the Texian President and is in
keeping with the Fabian policy which marked his
generalship during the momentous campaign that
achieved the independence of the Republic. A
month or two may yet elapse before the march upon
the Rio Grande will be undertaken but that the en-
erprlse will be Carried on, no manner of doubt can
be entertained Houston is fast collecting from the
West and South a multitude of daring and ambitious
spirits, to whom campaign against Mexico holds
forth all the charms of romance and chivalry. When
ever fair commencement shall have been made
and few battles fought and won there can be no
difficulty in engaging in the service an amount of
physical force more than adequate TO secure success
The only chance for Mexico to avert the danger is
to make terms with the enemy before it too late
and at once recognize the independence of Texas.
VI this, however, no probability exists. Events,
therefore, must take their natural course, and Mexi
co be hurried on to meet doom that her own obsti-
macy and natuation have provoked and rendered in
evitable.
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L. S. j., Jr.
From The 81. Louis Bulletin.

The letters of the Paris correspondent of the Mad-
sonan, is from the pen OF one of Virginias young,
but most accomplished sons, and exhibits the true
feelings of an American, when distant from the
Of political strife, and judging from party i'm
pulse.
We know the writer well, but hs merits are best
told by his writings II space were allowed US, we
would copy all his letters as they appear We com
mend the extract from of them, published to-day
to the perusal Of our readers,
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'hiSss WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET TIER.
BE oS'rr-M sos-EssEsrIALs, LIBERTY AND ~ y,
THINGS cHARITY.-.fig,siin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11

MEETING IN NICHOLAS COUNTY


a large aad respectable portion Of The citizens il
TIE county of Nicholas met at the Court House Or
the 10Th May i being Court day. for the nurros,
Oitoking m consideration the proceedings Of th'
last General Assembly Of Virginia relative 10 IA,
fe-apportionuent Of representation, " horeupOn Rob
eu Kelly E~q was called Ia the Chair, and Rubcr
Hamilton was appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting being explained by ]
Duffy. Esq Addison W Laughlin and 3 IIenJ,icL
A motion was made Ivy David B,ir Thai ,bo
chairman appoint committee io bring in rcsolu.
Mons expressive Of the sense of thus meeting ,,b;b
mott n was unanimously adopied-whercupon the
Chairman appointed the following gentlemen =, !,
committee. vrz-Addison Mclaughlin. ] Du1, ~
REYNOLDS, ID Buir, wm Priu. David E,rle. ~ Ia.
N'sy, ; InggsJ Gloves. Sen. Joshua Stephens,,,,
JAS Z" Neil. Bernard IIendrick A Raider 4 ~
Jones, kob' Campbell. r lw Cam ,belI, ] A Reid A.
'h' Nc Lung who thereuron retired and returned
WIN me following resolutions.
heS0trcf. That Ne do denource the course nprsu.
ca ny tue last General Assembly of virginia ppon
ton " ''i'''e"'a-
h'Sotod' That We believe in Republican Gov
eneni' That the true basis oi representation should
De placed upon the white population alone
heSotrea' That We will unite with our western
ofe'h'r"' IA all honnrhhle and cyilirnie means ia
on.aih'nS rep" seuinilun upon the white hass
Ncs'lN"d, That we approve Of the Conyention
90 be held IN Lcwisbursh on the 2.i NIon,,, 4, Az,
gust next which has for It's object the call of State
Convcntion
Resolved That the Cplowng gentlemen Ne 40.
P''n'eu representatives q represent thIs county n
saiu CIhveniion VIZ John Duffy, Bernard IIcndr.ck
hobl Kelly Jas q Neil. w Jones J A Reid .Ad,I,.
slh McLlugalin.DlvId BsirJ MIIanilion. Edward
Rion, john MClung Peter DulIy. SamI Neil. Sen.
McCutrhcn. Maj Jas G Warren, J Graves sen.
Nalh llama. w M kinkad. T. Campbell A Hulk.
man McCne Jas MCCutchen Henry jones, ID II
Hamilton, Wan ID COIle, Thos Reynolds and A
Campbell
Resolved, That this meeting which is m behalf
ol lhls cunly, DO request the services Of the Hon
tlwin Duncan and Hon Lewis Summers in said
convention.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of This meeting be
published IA the newspapers printed ia the counties
OF klnawha. Greenbrirr. and Harrison.
Resolved, That the Chairman and Secretary sign
these proceedings
KELLY. Ckairs4aa
RoBr HAMILTON. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11

New England NJ the present time. with non.
nlauon OF about 1890 0 co. consumes annually more
Than l'OOO.OOO barrels of Western and S,uthcrn
h'ur. Let that population be doubled hy The in.
crease OF manufactures, aud it necessarily fellows
'nn, ''ey VIII consume More than 100000 bbls
Of flour annuity. H. on tho other hand. masuc,c,,
res DECLINE or remain stationary. aud consequent.
" no additional demand c,r agricultural products
grow up within them. Ia that event. cx, ept IN
case OF short GRIP in Europe, oar farmers would
very soon lind their crops drug m the market
Wheat IN the Western States would fall To % cents
per nu'he an corn 10 half that sum- aud the price
duCcd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
NV GOnnS


81 UST arrived from New York and no,v b.;,,,
- opened AT l63 Main street, corner Of Marker
alley. Wheeling.
The subscriber has lust received aIarge and
superb stock Of DRY GOODS. which ne VII
sell NJ lower prices than similar goods were eyer
sid Tor IN the Western country.
4th brown musln at cts a ward
tne caIicps various patterns 7 cents n vavJ
4-4ths lawns NJ 25 cents yard
A large and elegant assortment of nance
de lanes and shallcps
splendid variety Of dress silks. Eght and
dark, plain ADD hgur. d. '''
The largest and most beautiful assorfn,enf N
shawlS, scarfs and manullas ever offered I'm fbis
marx e all of The latest styles The attention. oi
the ladies - particularly invited 10 thsse orficies
large supply Of clio rs and vestings chesp
A splendid assortment Of gentleiceu's sunme,
clothing cheaper than he cheapest
straw bounets and hats for Ie4g
A great Tlctv Of sIik, wOrste n nd coffop bosf
and socks. Assorted ribbons aud gener1l sun
ply OF fancy goods
CUlZenS and stTa nCcTs are respec fully in vitcd
20 call aud examine this stock a the subscriber
is sure they will be plea sed boil with the good
and prices.
may Is ALEXANDER HEyMiN.
LNLOUR-ChoIoe Family Flour OLA BsI,Jl,on'.
II brand. constantly foI sale by
NAV IL r Nt'KrF e. 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
TRTsTEE,s SALE

n pursuance ioa deed OF trust from Joshua Lu.
N kcus and Jacob ". Bckcl, Co me-. Ic,rrpy date
lhe l2.h day Of July Boz be yelr 1880. now Of rec
ord iu the CLERKS office of he county court fir Ohio
county. book %, r1gc 23j. SHALL ou Sutufday H,r
3Oih day Of July ucKta 35cIock pm. n front Of ths
courthouse i1r Ohio co.. sell 90 the hrhesi6 best bid
ler no public auction. plrtof loi No 8 in s1u1re
No I in the cry Of Wheeling, fronting on Main
,irect thirty two feet and three inches icing ibc
,smc properly on which The SAID Lukcns a. R.ckrl
now reside.
The terms viii lIo made known on Ire day of
ale. selling ne Trustee shall convey o The our.
chaser, such tile as b. vrsle in me hy The s,.I
deeds which BE- however believed f7 be- iud.s8p.
table CHARLES A. STRONG.
may ~ Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
TKUsTEE,s SALE

ENf'S MALE
y V virtue ofH deed Of trust from Jornes A NJ
n . Clean and wife o. me. bearing date ON Inc
eighth day Of O.toher The year $50 Of record in
The Clerks office for Ohio county iu book % page
AS. and also Of a deed Of conveyance from James
A. Mclean TO me, bearing date the 9Th day Of o..
iober, 1889. Of record ~ he clerks office forOhr
county ~ book %, page as and the authority and
direction Of Mrs Mary L. Dorsey under the Terms
Of The last mentioned deed. on Friday. the ooh d,y
OF May, 1912, al The front door Of The court house.
ni Ohio county, shall sell 20 lhe highest and Lc.t
bidder ~ public auction; two certain lots pr ground
situated IN ihat part Of the city Of Wheeling called
Middle Wheeling, known and distinguished in the
mapOf said city as lots numbered Two and seven
eS m square numbered three Together with al and
singular The tenemenis; Entertainments anil appurfo.
nnncfs unlo The same belonging or IN any wise ap-
puriainlng.
Propositions or The sale Of said lots or any part Of
either of them will be received az aly time prrr ir
the day of sale
TERMS will be made known on the aav Of
sDle
Selling as Trustee 7 shall convey IN The purrb,u
or only such little az Is vested in me By The deeIs a
hove referred TO- This utc am fa,sfcd. will be
iUusd, upon examination. iudisputable.
apps INC
The sale of tho above named property s ro.tpon
ei un'd Saturday ne 25,h day of June
may 81 JAMES s WHEAT. Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
SPRING FASHIONS
- AVERY NCO

q . ESPEClFJLLY ruio,m Jhcir rricndso n,
"a the public that they have on hand a I.rg
assortment OF HATS aud CAPS OF the htc.t sur,,,,
fash On m great variety. whicL will he .,lj ia,
"' 'lS' may
COMMISSIONER - SALE
John Galley I In CHANCERY
80 BY virtue Of n decree OF the
Hannah AokeI Circuit St..,erior Cunrt Of Law
and others. and Chat cry s.r the coant,
Oho' rendered m this cause on the I'll Jaw Of +,
oruaryi ISL shall on wcJue..'a, r.. Sb ia,
" Jun. neN'' mat being one O. tn ,,urt iay.
i'r The June term Of the County com! % IN. "a 4
county "Her Tor sale, a, the ifont .oor of ~.
C"uH house Of Ohio cou,5s. &c WrStb,l,
OF Lot No 49, situated ia the Cay of wbs.r.
ing; on Clay street
The sale will he made on SIX ami ,,v.,,. mail,
credit The purchaser giving bond with ,,nd So. ID,
" bearing interest from dale. G,r am. NJ of ~,
purchase money. aud The title retained v,i,lrb o.,
ney Is paid. T. w mitchell n :
For ARCH WOODS. SOC.
INV And Com'r iu this neb,IC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
JACQUIERIE
spITTINn ~. HLnnn.

Il = another dangerous symptom Of Pulmonary
u AheCu1n,' aud dtflctf % arrest when ufgIec
teui 10 commences with rtuan. cuu.ous cXpecf1fa
uon; which rnntiefa 81 bright fr0thy mattel or
black. a1d rlrrra with blood here be- mostly
eornoArfgtf headache paipIHUon Of the heart
1sstrs Of heat and redncss of the rhecte. JifiuI.
uUi breathing soreness Of throat and fafrsf
taste I1 the mouth &c "ISr Duncau's ExDecf1.
pIsut. zone Single Bottle. In mang cases Wi
answer f used 40 The FIRST attack, bui when nr-
selected, Do may require many more. Those who
ray BE- lhIcted with splitting Of Blood sho ld
This disease mostly proves serious when not carly
attended tO.
Once for The s1lc Of this Medicine No 10 North
Flahth street, Philadelphia, als0 Tor sale M inc
store 81 JOHN FISHER, Wheeling, Va.
pnce dol per bottle UNI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11

LIE proPnrtOr respectfully informs the public
, that The above house Is IN perfect ord, r E,r
NE accommodation of the ira ceiling ~ bhc Tn.
rooms well furnished and promptly aticnnt.l TO by
numerous aud ialtht'l servants waile the table i
supplied with the CHI &c 1t the market all Jrds and
he bar with the best wine aud liquors
This hotel is the nj "a Of the great Eastern and
HeS'erh lines Of Stages and travellers caa take
seats ~ any Of them at the bar.
Dir \ w FLEAiiN :, VINO has ha considerable
experience ~ some of The first hotels In the ca At
anu mas also been for five years tirsl assistant IN
tAe United States hotel IA TINS clty has been en-
gagged as superintendent of the NIrgInil IA otcl
ald VIII awe his entire attention to the estab ssh
ment. And the proprietor assures the public that
IS own personal attention will be ri en- TO rem
der thcI accOmmOdl Ious complete.
Tie has procured from the east a new and
splendid
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
EXrRA norRIE NE,u ,rnnIr
CHEAP SPRING a SUMMER GOODS.


A u w. HElSkELL is now receiving his SUNNY
" Of spring and summer goods aud as his STOCK
IS larger than usual aud was bought at reduced
prices ne feels assured that all persons NVisbiHG
10 purchase would 90 well 10 cali and craTn;rtS
a. ne Is determined To ssll exceedingly low for
ISL ils sl"ch consists IN part Of full assert
mtnt OF ioths extremely low, cassi mtres csssi-
neiiS and Kentucky jeans Eaflston, pullicut and
iWHIed S!nshams beautiful styles, French Enc
lisn anu american callcOcs and chintzes Cbussn
aug ombre mou~ de lanes new style. coIor,d
ahu mourning lawns very handsou e. drpentipc
mus hs-a new ana beautiful article, rich fTrni-
.uIe, 5Ihts AM furniture p!aIis gambroopsapd
'Nilcd cassmerss. Virginia Cassimeres and ofbcr
materials for gent.emen's wear Narcotics satin
ana o. her ycsuuEs American nankeens olain and
tolaod, mixed Jeans, Mexican mixtures and col
orea Jeans. kng Ish mole skin very supc5ioT aTas.
nnd brown linens aud linen drillings, fancy hand.
NoIShida and shaWls, gloves and h lslery an cx-
lGLuste NarctW family long cloth rnuslns and
meetings. ID a., g-s and 5-I linen "a Die riof,r
hussia o. birdssye do. Parsons a. Hughes spooi
Jos. sewing silks, luIl assortment OF taiiorsS
trimmings, Virginia negro cloths apron cbrrks
~, H''."'. cIlh uoodS' ~ IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
sTEWART,s PATENTFAN BELLOWs

HNOR FORCES, FOUNDRIES. &c-Th. sub
seriber, agent for the above highly valuable
improvement and substitute for the common bellows
Is now u. the city of Wheeling for the sale of the
rights for the above which he warrants supply the
place Of the common bellows. with the following
advantages II will produce an equal heat upon
inpn, IN % per cent less time, with less consump.
ton Of coal and less injury the fire. Ii will heat
an hundred per cent lnnger surface. than can be
done with the cOIrmun bel1ws,i easier worked will
wear longer. is more simple, less liable TO be dam
aged or get out uf repair, and more than fifty per
cent cheaper than any Of the common bellows now
in use
THIS article can he seen in operation nj the forge
OF Messrs Helm a. Richards "a and he subscriber
may be seem al present by those who are DESTROYS
Of purchasing either the above establishment or al
The Baltimore house on Mpnroe street. and after he
leaves Wheeling will pass through every county in
the State Of Virginia, unless he should previously
make sale Of the right for the whole stale.
The subscriber Will also give references. by per.
mission. 10 more Than one hundred practical orgcrs
and founders who have the above article in use al.
81, 10 Messrs Helm 8 Richardson, Main street.
Wheeling. lie is however satisfied that il will on.
w require an examination to convince any man Of
the superiority Of llis over The common bellows
THOMAS l. CLEMENTS
Wheeling. June Q. 1912
VIRGINIA MoNONGALA LOTTERY. class n.
lT loA<. 30 ne uTuNh nv Alexandra. Va. Jun q
IL, 1912, J g GREGORY. a. co, Managers
GRAND SCHEME.
Tickets SO
NBw JERSEY STATE LOTTERY. class G. for
1872 To be drawn ~ Jersey City, N J. on Wed
ncsJay, June Is. 1912
GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000 Ticket. go. $500
UNION LOTTERY Class 8. for 1912. to bedrnwr
nt Alexandria. % G. Saturday, Juts Is, 1912
J g GREGORY a. co. Managers
GRAND CAPITALS
100000 $4,000.
VIRGINIA LEEsBuR'; Lottery or .l...u r..
1912 Do be drawn a. Alexandra 10 ~, SO.
day 57'o 30 to42 G GREGORY, & co
Managers
e5Qo5, slo5I5
Tickets g.
STATE or NEW JERSEY LOTTERY. elias. n
60 1912, 20 be dratsn at jersey CITY. IN u on
"Wednesday June %, 1912. G GREGORY
a co, Managers.
$4,000, 10000,
Tickets sl0
Address OF orders 10 lbc renowned and ar.iamsd
lucky Oflise ~
CHARLES MCINTYRE & co.
jersey Cry. or 10 their sub posi- office.
i"n9 2 Broadway, n Y.
AANGlNGS iOr Mcmillan Blinds fr sale by
jim ,. W RR NNSTWrP. MAN Ell
"A NuONPoUN. bus lhfs morning received boz b.
uai supply Of Eastern newspapers. sc 40 Dob.
Literary Dop'i. 3 Monroe 81. where may be- bod
~ me yeaf of single nurnhcr all the popular Mega
Hlnc' and nc"spapcn of tbe day. asp every yariet,
81 oisflqnary. Bank Books. g. Sc
ihsy -
EfOHD = fsE-A gcncrsl sssori,.e ri of ilenT
and Mant,a C0rdsge. for Steam add FlsI
Boats, Bed Cords. Ploueb Lines Troi lanes P,ck
snE Yarn. Spun Yarn Blocking. ard other aog
81 Hemp. Flax and CotiUn Ookum- A-ss7 general
aesDrtmsut of single. Iodhr ard treble blocks and
stsrcs Taf. Ole. SO g. hra sBle Nv
80 uMEtF a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
EeALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAIL ROAD
ID completed 90 HANCOfEK Rt.,..t -

"f''''' W hANNOt III. TX ttlrUau and
stage Lines from Wheeling "a R,lt;p,ore ,od PHI
Il I..p The Go1d In cnt stage Co. by an ar
/ fanSemcnt with ,he Rail Roai Co.'S. it, suit the
tmesl have rcduccl their fare from NhceInr 70
balnmofe y dolls from Wheeling TO Philadslpbia
20 dolls. Two lines of + Sbrivcr's splcndiiP pa
ten B'w spring coaches, will leave Whcchrr
My rDhe al O'Clock VI, connecting with the
nau ram az Hancock next day al 7 O'Clock p
" ana arriving m Baltimore at O'Clock. A VI
~ ne evening stages leave Wheeling az o clock
VI, and arrive in Baltimore al . O'clock. M
Ky ms arrangepicnt passengers in the Let line
VII, De PUT ono night out in the stages. The seca
INC hSht IN cars lifted up with berlls enabling
vi" I'm 10 taSe comfortable nights rest.
Time 10 Baltimore. as hours, time 90 PhiladeIa
pnia' 90 hours, staying hours in Baltimore
ihese are the cheapest aud most cNpcd.ti1us
fouIvs between the east and west. Passengers
iot Washington City take passage 10 Hsncock
aud thence by Ran road.
u 49, asseIgs's can pay wheeling through to
Families who wish 20 avoid nj ght ira .el can be
ly. ''''' "''Si - Jay '"~
:, FIR selts apply at the Off cI,t door nbove the
United States Hotel, Water 81 or at the bar of
'"e noel ID HUTCHIN SON, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
SOUTH wmRELING INsTITUTc.

"A VIE Jo"rh term of ID. Nlaclanes schu,l ia South
n Wheeling, will commence on Monday next
The IA oiJunc. The term consists OF ele en- weeks
aud the prices are from 10 dollars per term; be-
ing regulated by the siIdI,s engaged in No deduc.
inn Tor loss OF time on the part of the scholars ex.
cept in cases Of prolracted illness. Scholars will
he admitted into the school Ter shorter period than
whole term, II arrangements o. that effect be
made at Their entrance. bat not Otherwise.
w. Singing is made part Of the exercises in this
school. at least 'reekiy; and this innovation Of The
usual routine OF schools is excusable. nasmuch as
proves very interesting and profitable exercise To
'hc scholars ID. MACLANE
may 81 81
W There will be n vacation in this school from
The 18Th lo the % Of Univ. inclnslyn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11

SPERNIACETT CANDLES g. LOAF SUGAR.
- at auciion.-We will sell NJ the CITY Auction
Room this day. the 9ih inst. at 2 o'clock p NJ. 10
loves sperm candles, Boston manufacture, 3 bbls
Loaf Sugar
BRENrLINGER & sUALLCRoSs.
JnnJ les Market sqsarc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
~ THE .LI,E Dan ING FEATHER

IN III. ANA TEL X FREEBOOrERSi
4 ROMANCE Of New York. by the popular
~ author Of "Lafue," Captain Kyd" The
Quadroou," DC.
ln thu BOSTON NOTION, for which rapcr ~
was purchased expressly, and IL acquired q non
u'aufy exceeding that OF any Of the novels that
IfpeT u Is romance Of interest. and The rcs-
Ger " hon nc as the entire work before him " IN
parody I G able to rise from us pcrusal until he
has finished 20
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