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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31
A pIrEL. IN oL.DEN TINES

A DUEL IN OLDEN TIMES. A corr.s,o,
dent ofthe AleSandra Gazette. writing from ya.b.
ingion. relates the following story of q duel Of olden
times:
Let the tell YOU what / have known to take place
here. When Washington was something mote ola
" ildcrness than il is now. Mr. Gardiner. a Gushing
young lcderilisi Of the Hamilton school. had some
wnrds Ia the House with MIR Campbell. at a time
when words were mllowcd b. fghi. \ challenge
ensne!, and the only magistrate At that time within
gunshui. was the now most venerable Samuel IIar-
rison Smith. then the young. though able editor of
The National Iniclligeurer. lie WIS called on 10
arrcst 'hs belligcrenis. and no promptly repaired to
the place. I tecollect well the house-it was kept
by three very Kind hearted old maids, the Misses
Finnigan. and the democrats used To call il the Fed.
eral Mess House. Well Mr. Smith re- aired TO the
pace 10 arrest the principal ond second. The mcss
received him very Politely. and the parties told him
they wonld with grea: pleasure give bail for the DIS.
irci. Mr. Smith. however. was not To he "diddled'
ia that way. anil insisted That he mast hInd them
over To keep the peace with the L ;. They sail
they would convince him that his Jurisdiction did
not extend beyond the disirici-and a. OF all earth
ly things. a learned aud long argument was spnSr
To Mr. smiths taste. he went for his authorities. and
bringing in his books, prepared for a seIio ia good
earnest. Mi Bayarl. OF Dclawa Q one of the grcaI
men ofihe time. and whose speech ON the iudicinr,
Won hum ~ much iaine, undertook 10 reason Mr. 5
out of his premises; meantime the secund and prin
cipal retired. jump n g intoa carnage. went 10 the
gruund. fought the duel. in which Mr. G irliner wa,
wounded. anil returned To the house where they
found Mcssrs Baynrd and Smith still busily eng "
ed in the case. We used TO have 4 hearty laugh
al Mr. Snlih in those DAYS .ahoui the manner in which
he had been foiled. MI Riyard was the father o
the present S-na'or ID ,yanl from the sam, State
who is mw sometimes dignified with the TILE ofIhe
Cheyaier Biyarl. The duel had the happiest pOs-
sible effect and YOU have no idea how courIcvu,
members were for n long time afterwards.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

=. :. = are happy 10 s1y that The
S.creiay Of he Treasury has diso,ssd 81 -, -
81 the Us Loan as % was dcsir,bf. 4, .oT =, 49,
Tine 10 Mes-rs J'hn Ward &Co. The omo,,, Il
supposed 10 be Three aud q half millions. and Inc
rae a lille under pr. The Secretary will poy bo
able 70 doJusiice 10 al claimants npso his De,,,t.
meni He frank and sill ,agaciors m,npc, b,s
secured The respect anj confidence Of st who b,d
oceasi0n 70 confer with him Jour Of C,a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

hey provide aworihlcss fund in charity. We need
wcsrernand cheap colleges. they endow eastern and
ones by which our money for education
IS carried cut OF the State and we bur,hened with
expense.
Who but a malignant fcnl or siolid IDIOT weule
pretend 10 CONSIDER these parallel cases,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

WeIeafn That james King. Esq. Of Vermont. late
a commissioner Of ibls county, was found browne 4
a few days siucc. Particulars not SHOWN. bot -.
understand be bad hr sDns time Inb8red u,,i.,
insanity nni OF ihe time leG hs home Tor ne pYr.
pose gu h'hinF nnd was found under such crcum.
.''n'es a' p len1 % ihe suspicion That be had De-.
sIrDycd himself
Nc Dennis Incy, Of Mrs1pJfimia. IcG ais home
on ne evening Of ihe l2.h met. and has not since
3een helm 81 Hs thought be was laborinp po.
Ger au aberrtf'u 81 mind. n1d ioars are cnferfaisaI
That he has made way with himseil-WP Cbro,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

HE last Argus states That the whole vbiq press
mas r"iscd The cry Of Down with party
lhe statement D. false. We have never known
The Time when ihe press gen. rally. through the
country was as bitter as IL is snow 10 opposition both
10 loco iocorsm aud 10 he executive. The nsser.
non That the cry of"down with party rs generally Is
a peryersion Of iaci. intended only 10 sui p,rfv ,u,.
poses md serve party ends BY The editor who made
the stliemout
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

The Frgale Rariian was 10 have hccn launched
ifom The stocks at the Philadelphia Navy yard on
the 25'h inst. Her length Is 1871 feet, her breadth
ofbsam &c feet, and her model such as would have
vel oehl'ed our little navy; but on the very day the
launch was ordered 10 take place and after The
crowd had gathered to sc It, an order arrived from
ash insicn ouRiomnnding The previous order
The last order was forced upon The department. by
The action OF Congress. reducing The appropriations
Tor Tie navy and leaving the department without
The means Of filing her for sea. Ia their action
on has and upon the army appropriation bills. The
nojnriiy in the present Congress has incurred N.
contempt oievcy honest palrioi IN the ccuniry-
There must he a change wrought by he people. in
The action and feeling Of congress before this coun
ny can be honOred and respected abroad.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

~ We are pleased 90 learn from Inc Baltimore
american that The Res Dr. johns. Rceim ofChiis,s
church BE- that city has bocn unanimously elected
Assistant Bishop Of The Protestant Episcopal Church
Of Virginia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

we fcsfotio see % siaicd. slys he louisville Ca.
l'lic' ihli r. a. MuIikih has borrowed Wnsou.
icive irom ihe Indiana Branch bank az Lafayeue
.oi which De was cashior The SUM. though no.
slated. is said 70 be- not ufJro tban a thousand or 50
Tbs = painful Intelligence 10 hs fnords.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31
ANRRTrD

On Incsiny morning the 81 IA insr. hy Inc Rev
Margaret DANCE. al Ibis 6ity. ~
by lhe SANE. at The saHa Iimo FnJ ,Ioco A.
Lew Wells ofo. TO Miss Chsisliana- ID ,nge. .r,hi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

lNNOCENT-Niess.s. Arnold Of Tennessee and
We'll er Of Ohio having had some personal disputes
h the house Representative. Mr.. Arnold has pub.
itshcd Mr.. Weller a- a skunk. and Mr. Weller has
published Mr.. Arnold ns q goat. We have no doub,
they both spoke the truth. and as such shopII be er.
PEELED The socic ~ Of gentlemen, and from ihe Con.
gress especially.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

SERVING APPRENTICESHIP FOR A WIFE.
The reader may remember that The DJwnger
Countess Of Wesimpreland was one of the titled
pers"nages who visited the United States last sum
mer. A curious anecdoie j. relIied other marriage.
She was only daughter ofihe eminent aud immense.
~ wealthy banket Child. who nourished in London
about The time Of The French revolution. When he
died' he made n will; leaving oil his property TO his
daughter on condition that ifshe married she shonld
marry n mechanic (he commenced life himself rs a
brewer who had served a regular appreniio eship Of
seven years at his irnde. IL she married any other
person. The Csttie was TO alienuie from her and her
heirs. The then young Earl Of wesimorelnnd mel
her by chance al a ball given on some pubic occa.
SION by the lord mayor. lie resolved, n she vas
wiling To marry her; and. on her conserving e.
wat seven years, he bound himself apprentice 10 a
Mo Pollock, a lighly respectable saddler in Picca.
diIly' and actually learned The trade. lie served
las seven years. and exhibited a saddle which he
male 10 the entire satisfaction Of The executors an.
ucr me VIII. asd gave title Tor The fonnne. Mis-.
Chiid became Duchess. md The mechanics npprca
zee one OF The wealihiesl earls Of England Aher
aI' he served only halfas long as poor Jacob, who
gave ten years II seryiiude Tor Rachael and seven
more Tor Leah. and dad not get 30 much cash as hi.
.nriship by pretty considerable diT.rence-Bo
Trans.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

~ -
The JparnIi OF yesterdays proceedings having
been read, the business of the day commenced
with the reception Of reports, On was reported on
leave
Mr. Goode o. OHIO. reported a bill fr The establish
menf pf twu adjItipnll military posts. The one
near The mouth Of The Columbia river. and ihc o.
Ihcr ON The MissouI. The Two posts are 10 be ar
mel hy fifteen hundred men, who ne To be enlist.
ed iur i've years, 10 remain permanently nj IheiJ
QpSis.1nd Ia be invested y 18th peculilr priv ilegrs-
Alsb To- be accompanied 10y a guard Of fifty mea
% act a. pioneers Il the expedition; the bill make,
an Appropriation of two hundred thousand dol
lars, 10 carry lis several provisions into effect. the
ball was read. accompanied by a repon, which du
mig he day. was ordered TO be printed Nth 5000
extra cupies.
n. Y.CUSTOM HOTSE COMMISSIONERS.
The report Of Mr. PJindexier was The subject ol
q brei conversation TO day Mr. Barnard, of N Y
Nishcd tie House Ia PRINT 5000 extra copies OF
The report agrceahly TO a mUiion whish had been
submitted by Mr. Gushing. Mr. b said that the re-.
ppr made grave charges against many persons, anil
a'n"ng others against the Judiciary Of New sYork
IL was important that The report should be more
known nn4 the charges better understood. and ne
hoped The House would consent 10 print the renori
IN extra copies. Objections were made by Mr. Nc
Nay and The motion ending IN a debate was not pas
sell.
The important business Of thursday, referring I,
The rrPortsaad bills from the committee ON Publi,
Expenditures and relating TO The Army and Navy
was then di posed Of.
Mr. Gushing. Of Mass had moved a reconsidrra.
ton Of tho votes by which the bills Cor reducing the
Army and Navy had been referred IN the Committe,
ON The Whole on The state of The Union.
Mr. ClPmbelll. OfS C.. had moved TO lay shis mo
''on on the table and the yeas and nays being called
upon The motion TO Law upon the The table. IL was
carried IN the affirmative BY a vote oferghty nine
10 eighiy-seven
The other public business was not important
The most Of The day from IL o'clock. has been dey
uted Q" Private Bills and many have beeu fovor,bl
considered both in the H,uso and the Comm
lao
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

= street fsht iguk place in Jackson. Mississippt
on iho 10 instant bofwc cen Gen 70 S Foote ami n
Nr Fr1pauuck. which resulted in a severe voupf
90 ihe lauersuppascd 10 be mortal. Tn frbt ere.
out % some remarks made To- court BY Gen Fyofe
L3uisriHs Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31
SOUTH WHEELING INSTTTUTr

1ENllE Jo"Th term ofD Machines schooI. IN S,n,b
Il Wheeling. will commence on Monday nr,,
The 6 u oiJnnc. Theierm CONSISTS If ele ven AZ, els
and the prices are from 3 10 6 dollars per term; he.
ing regulated by The s'ddies engaged in. No dednc.
tim for loss Of time on The parI ortLe scb,ioz
cept in cases OF protracied illness. Scholar vii
be admitted into the school fr a shorter period ,La,,
a whole term. II arrangements % that raee, ne
made Of their entrance. but nt otherwise.
~ Singing Is made a part Of The eIerrises in ,bi,
school at least Ueskty; and this innovntion Of Inc
usual routine Of schools is excusable. inasmucb as n
proves a very interesting and profitable exercise 10
the scholars ID MACIaNr "
may 81 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

DtYatd-Tbo cargo Of tbs ship Enis,y. ON
YORK consisting d 1888 bales u cotton. was J..
charged al Liverpool IN 10 hours.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

AK SL-The Albany Journal mentions tbnt the
'speoi Tie inclined plane Of the Mohawk and Hod.
e'' huifoad broke on Saturday. by which arciIop,
.ou' O'Iancc cars looded with about 8 tons weight Of
5ione. shot down The irnck. When ucnIy g.,,.,,a
NE foo Of South Pearl street they were thrown ,T
ihe outside inck. tumcd short and struck he -.
ment wall Of ihe house n Mr. David Pqseu 81
surh Tremendous force as o. sh9ucr ibe cbimoo. ~
badly ihni he will be obliged 10 take b. down IA
cars were smashed ani The stone 90 rbm,y, r, b.,
nc collision. a son Of Nc Russsli uas ON Inc 49,
when ihe rope broke, bot Instantly d.e,ye,ior ~.
o,Du'Isn,o. ne jumped ~ aud sBycd bis life. Tho
ap"uio 5aln consisted Of two baggage and q mill
!, H"l," lhe men a. fhe brakes were enabled by
'N''''n 70 prevent gaining mnch hesJvyav.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31
Tie Rhoie Islang War.

NHN a-H
The following is the official return Ct the killed
and wounded
Killed q
Wounded n
Missing lSi
Scared q60
Horribly frightened $50
Painted oa tho battle ground -
Women in mysteries %
Panialoons in want of The washerw,min 22T prs.
Powder burned. said to be (but is doub,fuD ".
Shct expended d
Temperance pledges breke (before the baule) $50
Governors m;ssing
The behavior of the Irob1s was Fl,lant beyond
all compare. and they begun tho battle with the fol-
lowing song
Then up arose that man or might,
The valiant Govctnor Dorr,
AMI siid. IL am resolved to fight
My voice Is still for war"
behold This sword"-and. at the word.
IL from the sra5barJ lew;
at has drawn blood in FIorida,
Il draw 1t now for you.
Two Indians its keen edge lid feel.
And siraightway bt the dust;
Behold cen now upnn It's blade. -
Two spois Of cory rust"
He nourished i above their heads-
Eager they burned for war,
The spnis of bloou. erewhlle hut two.
Seemed now increased TO four.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

Wz ASK orHiNG MoRE-wE WILL Ac-
rEsT NOTHING LESs THAN A R~BFRESENTA-
rloT IN PROPOSITION To U POPULATION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31
DISSOLUTION
b

n N additional supply Of the above popular no.
~ Vel p 'hlished in two numbers Of Tie New
world at The low price Offsets. per copv. Jn.t re.
'o''eu end ior sale az TIlOMPSON'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31
WHEELING.
TUESDAY, MAY II, 1912.

Gnr Oar advertising customers are requested To-
Asud iEt heir avors rs early a. three O'clock on the
~ preNi,uS To publication.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

We" fofk Journal Of Commcrco says We
s','aEd ihat the ship OF war. warspifr. j. or.
pt,,eo OF ihis rou. esry IN June. 70 await he de-
paHure Of Lori Ashburi9n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15
LATE FROM CHINA.

la
New YORK, Feb by the ship Probus, from Ma
enc and Hongkong, have the Ilongkong and Canton
papers to the Cd Of October Intelligence OF The cap
ture OF Annoy on the Goth August after brief resist
nnce and little loss,was received. By an arrival 1t
Honekonr on the lst of October accounts from Annoy
to the 27 September report all quiet, provisions cheap
and the inhabitants turning 10 their residences II
has become sckly at Honskong, particularly among
the troops that the commander had ordered them on
board the transports. Canton remained quiet and the
Chinese were repairing their Qualifications.
Mr. Coolidge of Boston still remains at Canton under
the charge Of having supplied arms &c, 10 The CHI
nese, but this charge denied by the Hong Kong Ga
zetle.
From the account of the taking of Annoy appears The
Chinese fought with great bravery and skill and did not
surrender until every hope had vanished When asked
to the city, they replied that as no Mandarin
was there they would submit 10 its destruction, as they
had money give, and offered themselves up 10 the
English, fprotec,ion would be granted.
The markets seem very dull and inactive. Teas.are
very scarce. The Hong merchants are oil opinion that
the crop will be late coming to market, aud Tue
English expedition viii cause considerable derange-
ment particularly in the black tea sales.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15
Lnuisn, Drc. 2Olh, ls4l.

- ETWEEN John Farley Union Colteliomse and IT, H. Jen-
ID knss Try Good aud doors below Governor street
opportunity of thanking the public Tor
received the last a II not our design at 1rst
through tile but do II by giving
tsfacon all who call upon u.s. which consider far pefrra
bile 10 any other basis and of which glad know has
been almost universal.
II i,or design To the this time, and fol
The future sold that do please IN cost, quail
ronr make, fashion, Otherwise be returned, ahd
the money rclnLed-proided, the shall have been
We have Ibis time n large sock II NJ" larger than
any in line Of business and wculd respectfully
invite call before purchasing and eN
ane HIMSELF and II not pronounced as low %
lower than the shall be- much deceived
Coats Sl2 while others charge sig Tor making
and the furnishing the CLOTH aud pants al -
that sold (; and Vests Shirts Drawers landkerciefS
ravats Stocks Sspenders Socks Gloves aud Collars OF many
kinds aud qualities aud all other articles usually Kept by Cloth
iers OF which determined sell low, for cash. and re-
quest public aud whether they want 10 buy not
l+y- an Go1ds rdrrdntrd. -
~ j. BRANSAN & 60.
Sen, IN .p--wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15
o ,yo No ONE, continent as representing Ia, 's'o" ." the

~ e, .n,,u.ent as representing la, section oil lie
ua!i"n' , ., ro,, massachusetts,
still rntertains-I do not say doubts and suspicious
10 The DESIGNS cherished by some portion OF 'he
If New Enolaud; but had he invariably pursneu tut
,ma course wbch is avowed in this letter-had there
haen mn snot no cloud-had the same bright sunshine
been Inhibited throughout in regard to all that 'oucmea
the Union should not be AFRAID TO trust nun. u -.
now must saw to him in his own language, ".'1n .a'
aurilio, nec de}insoribaS 'shs. hau 'a'N.t ,ane
Union a. il t. than trust il TO his hands Ana now
as will This House entertain and dispose OF the ques
finn of dssouon or will they meet 1t at Inc i,esno'u
and trent the mention of il as an outrage. VINO - y,
ask agan tlat wants any argument LOT tue ~,
We ha We arguments enough. Where Is bunker nun
Where is Yorktown: Where is Saratoga: "hefe are
,e ,hous,nd batteeds all rich in victories over the
meteor flag Of England: Inc gentleman Is ''''''e''
once n witness and an argumen IN It's favor.
II impossibc 10 look at him. where he stands holding
in his hand petition Tor the dissolution OF tins noh
and TO forget what he has been and what ms ialiei "a
hcfor him /, should be consolation to the gentleman
that he cannot, in the vi nature 1--we long enough
rims olbis own. The people OF the United States have
moi forgotten The farewell address Of him who achieved
their liberty They look with exutng pride on the ma
,;onol FLAG S il floats proudly over this Caplto andeve
re- srrn and every star with all their glorious aSSocia
lions has Lcen 10 them sufficient argument IN favor I'll
that Union that has made them the envy OF lhe "oii
l. has satisfied the measure of their wishes for more IMAM
hafa century and trust in spite Of all which the gen
teman from Massachusetts, shall be able 10 say th' y
will continue 10 satisfy their children for centuries 10
come. :,
Mr. G.. concluded by observing that he Mad before
him other documents which were pertinent 10 Inc SUI
iect in hand hut which liz should forbear 10 use lest
ibev might increase the excitement which already pre-
vailed and tend to aggravate feelings which could mol
i'm soon hp allayed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

L,EMALE SCHOOL Is LOUISA-A School for the education
Of young ladies will be opened Al residence III the conn
Louisa Monday The l7il day of January neat under
ndancr o Miss Cahane X. Dodge Of New York; 4
Young lady who highly recommended for her fialc
os hoth moral and intellectual charge of the education
yng ladies' In this school every thing VIII BE- taught nrccs-
complete and finished English Education;
also tho French language Music The situation in sec
lion country proverba good lcalth and IL conticuy
to the Louisa Railroad viii render very accessible from any
par Of the State Six or eight young ladies will be taken
my family The for board aud tuition " he
D This School has been
established the education Of children, and no expense
has spared in procuring competent teacher Persons
wishing send their daughters wards this School
ulstcd nnly early possible the number Of pupils
j, limited. Vi, Post-Oicc IL, rolrsvlle. Louisa county
CLAYTON g. COLEMAN.
Louisa, Dec. 2Gih, lS4l. 7l-2awst&wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

The undersigned having had ample opportunities q leco
araaied with the professional merits u Dr. L. " Hudson
econ Dentist takes great pleasure IN Recommending. m q -
public gentleman ennently skilled IN his profession snf
,lcportmrn Dr. Hudson engaged ~ TIE
Tee of his profession Saunton, recently, tor about tbr'
during which he operated upon HE teeth 81 St'e m
hrs nf m, family and entire satisfaction lie asn u
several hole teeth aud single teeth
heard, his operations have been approved G
fr assured that speak the general sentiment Ut the comt
~ when ly that DR.. Hudson is regarded A. ncomparb
hes, Dentist who has ractiscd III stanton.
ALEXANDER II. II. stuart
staunton, augusta Co, Va, NOV. lsil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

yxyATcIiMAkER'S TOOLS AND MATERiAl.S.-Nit.
w makers can furnished with AL kinds Of Ioo and N
rails al the subscribers STORE conpr>inghIc> If Tie
kinds used by thu trade bench vice. pm vices hand vices
ers blow pipes drivers, pais, cnitins nPer- >c-
colles drill STOCKS breaches, handles. Also all kH
watch glasses consisting o unrtic patent fiat and plan,
springs for clocks aud watches, watch das, jewels r ''t
rhain hooks hest watch u iu-cc chains sersrs gold and
watch bands second hands, twczrrs, steel w'rr sales
weights, etc. I. GEAAEI, opposite me bti ia'fFh.
Ian ., s!-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

Female Seminary, at Ook Groee, Caroline co1sIs. i
TIME subscriber 10 the public thai W.. ), Wh
Young Ladies' al his residence, Two miles Ea.' ~
Chimney, Caroline county, will be continued, the
under tile direction and tuition Of Mr. Dunon anu w.
The session will the 18th OF Janhh, i ,..a'
close on the 18th OF December, allowing the MON"
for vacation. f, tbof1as5
The Of studies will embrace The branches Lana ~
practical, finished English education, Including ,oqn.
French languages. The domestic management o. '"5 TX
dies will devolyc chiefly upon the Mistress OF lne eyer
teachers possess the advantages Of many year. upon
ence in the profession and will take pleasure ~ and sa
producing satisfactory testimonials OF moral h'"'
competency. .. nj .icsps
The location Is elevated and healtby-not eh The buSn
has occurred the place during the past yea bsa'
and erected expressly for The ACCOMMODATE
Pupils "a.
Term. that PAYABLE ia adrdHffi h,apche., 8"
For Board, Washing, and Tuition In Ensnsn w.
Tuition IN Latin and French an extra cnaee ch,rse
Lessons NAV be taken In Music, al the Master yh .
Each pupil must furnish herself with ioels sons eo'''
Address tpost paid White Chimneys r. W. ''
Va, TO 8. L. Dunton, or ro n POLLARD, PRIZES
s-To avoid opportunities from any quss vii. ~
prooer to state here, thai, under no eifeun''' 81
admitted puplis.
Orf