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i T1e death n H., ii,s., IL IN III
pqe;-ss. al her .f!slteree ja ls8,sna Nv, III,
anaounres M ths IVY 1880. F,tta ~. VI.
past Il 5 an Fg4att5.t r35Tir.,,,
he heats Or ufst{y ff,-nF. /, 49,. J., H.. IA
sems of al sIeidsi c,fe4 INA tn...r. l,5r.
p.9xsant regtes FMrs fTHi.T,Ega H.. ,,,,I W.
ID n4ie her genius ui,ielv bssA ~, nn1bft,
oi. nf5tyct5,1,it = dtch Ih. is.y.Es sA- n
Vii 1os ps5as I'll per'. TNJ y WA II
- %hsh snf ~f9ie aso4 'laireN Ffars.assP
aif mars Y eraee'Nesliqgiand ms'.s Isa
pe1l rfA w egetA heart Liae ths
9'4a Ae hnc t!Hen ~ PENS. Ms Thurston
81 'Isnnes Sni las sag 9i
".tg ''ili z eoo'las NE Y af d-aa-
3s' ri 1h4 Pf9pas r -toaa sNss4tr.
The Green lIIns OF ms Father Lana.
: I77E gts.o ,s,t..-, =. IN
M s,a,rls s.,.... ..,..'....
3 IT,. orfa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, L'+.,
Tb. 0c-,,t Il. -,l..7ft, z-tf ii
+ Tbe,s y-lba g55r{ent Ng.
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WHO ARE THEhNFANT,s AcqUAl,
IA TANCES AND iFRIENDSs II


4 ".Died, in YVES PIaos, Henry william, young
w. son 6f Holm an4 May Hendersonr1 aged
9lsbt Worih~. HIS faerds aud acquaintance
are pvfed IL attend his finefal. on Sunday al.
fffaeen, al & cc,ock, from his fathers resi-.
We exractihe above from anexchange
paper, bgt who Win 60 70 The infants tu-
nerai2 e3.t 4
n. The mother viii be there, OF course,
.Wlih crushed affections, folIowingihe hi
tfe coffin Hnh iis}sacred contents. 10 the
grave, and tie father will be With her,
Sustaining her and sharing her grief ~
And the 5'hers of The flock vii BE there
la taPerng down procession, from The
latges f p the smallest: These are the re.
lsttyes that VIII 70 10 TIE funeral. But
tho sre, he friends and ac9 uaintsnces;
.npl 81 The class otrelaiives- that shall be
ot' die solemn host going forth 10 The sls
!enl home. Of the dead,s Not many, it
you'd seem. Fdr how could an intsnt
have acquainances How coult The NJ
lle one. unable 70 utter lis name. or .sus
tam lis weight, haze friends, except its
home relatives One would suppose
fhen, tina, they alone we're there-ithat
none came 70 conducl,lhe baby 10 iii lne v
found grave, but those Vh6 ielt elbro-
fherhood ai.ninished. and That they alone
..sere mourners. No. lhu,-triehds3 and
ltquainlances were there inlhrongs emu
bpp t0r the pail that hung beiore the. ewes
otlhe stricken family, iheyl would baye
i$een tina, they .were not alone Friecds
tie little one had. The countless host
that sand between Us andAhe, world a.
oIte hold acquaintance with lie pufe
aad unsmrched infant mind: Aeasipg.
The ch4lI unbotnio active sin ieels he
contact 81 the lnfi1ence Of GOOD ana
gazes round, wondering whether those
ia: meet his eye are me same ihlt stand
liz bis mental vision. Sleeping, the. whole
world 6t spirits IS bis own aealn5 and the
enjoyment Of that intercourse Is told in
LIE smile that wIealhes his lips.
He has friends. toe; with the frsl oEeatA
Sd earth there is placed beside himL4he
guardian friend. perhaps visible theR~tc
eyes not dim med by sin or sorrow-lht
I friend that travels through, nor quits hin
when he dies And often the ghardsc
one, 10 dreams. connects bis spiritna
guide with, his mental protector, and
Eclsnging closely 10 the sympaiheGc fount
conioundec 10 has slmple perception III,
geaile mo.hs with The, image Of guardiar
power, whose form grew dinner AMI
DINNER IS The things Of the world presse,
upon he sight until atlengih,be motbe
Ioccunied al the heart. combining parent
friend, and guardian angel.
And these. the unseen but beautiful
| we're a the luneral--noI joy Gus that ID
lspirit bad come back, but fearful. II angel
TEhave tsars-sorrowfnl that their laA wa
20 soon closed. The simple and lhs loy,
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yIcIDRIA III sMrL 50

Oaa instance particularly knew % be-
true5 a cannTf SCOT 'Whbm they met.
took them toE atBuR le~who had come, Elka
himself, d see Tie great. foIks, and. 0hen
they asked him the way y The Glen ID
AbeReIdy1 SIN crowded With The birk 8
'(biyell ireesl which Buns has i'm merrill
RED d sougi he SAID, "Ye see lin j4at
goina4lhat way' myself fot I lac ! poston
that yhe Qa-ten Eand The Piigce yin 81
gangng -ioIsee Aberfeldy and sballSllke
LIE. THERE ahdjSee ibem.2 -yIe atcain4
psnifd them Of, ana the Prince hsksa
how tbe wopld.k bow The Queen 1. EeHfjH
said Sandy ! doubt moi She Il wear ihe
crowd &c gold Oh her head He vas
sw4red She w5uld not: We'll. may lie
not, iSst y r ust Re pnco' Heafy fer BET !.
puir lslngi bpt {lllI warEaht I'Il ken thdr'
By heI stature, as She stands falfer -45ahA
the rs$t o'lbemE But 1tlie Prince f@lE
that PFobably TIE Queen was notso t6at
as any ri the ladies' who would be With
her. sEhYmon3 said the Scot, 1'il. kef,f
her bY her ee {eyes) for twill shine linz
a star pPon, the dark blue sky at.nigIa. .
The Queen smiled 4 and tie Prince ssllH
lnat 1heY must now EetuEn, as they Ea tt
seen tBe glen. 4 fdw hqurs after tle1f
drove atofhe glen and there sureenols',.
'og.,u II ~ 9e'34 '.'e1l f
sIhei queen aaP ne lrnce sfFn ft ie1
fogntiK31 70 i4fiF afq aaln iyance, anA liisi
loIafert3mmeae fd- ttlilng What had PISS
81 @ iaeF morning lnteTfieT. ~ h11.
all wegs laughing at the joke Sandy hat !.
sided pp TO The aite toE tSe Qneen-s. car
lags sn4I jAst Al ihe tale was enas3,.l5a
'handee hlst snufl oox to HIlhce Af5efl \
'saS}ngJ Yea .bdHeT >4ae d fi4eh s 5he
snoii HI. Mat as allattY-lfidk 5ye WI
ga sn f.. 'fls reFa Rtl y 7 adH5ngl
/" hqid r1ot= + }:;) a Gid 'nPe ksp e
E.eFnea NRaYf y ne, PHI %.lQHl4 -hgs isa
.Ye @ItA5EPoiltng 4o!nf ssgrJ9set
r. Turned out, bn Hqaifvf lla,. Al GSse
S...tx Id, ~,.E n ~ i, :, G I,. III. rs r.
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u are oot III their thought, Their re-
~Tstd isiot leading up % wisdom and dig
niiy, ard they uoprn IS welmonrn when
he uahrished and immstlre pass up.
ward ,]withsut The trial that N axes vir|
t1el=rUi lS Gozeffs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-27

Before whichtof Us has no, childhood
been thousand times Re. called hy-music:
and 10 which Of Us has she not spoken.
and asked, care The rose buds which !
gave thee NOT get blown;3 Alas blown
indeed they are but they were Pale,
white roses, FL
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n Q an D..
DE-. III. II RrookF.

III AylNCt tsed Qrtced ioeaa1ge i il loca-
tion, farlhat Of Charcstp~n, resPecilQliy
oaet, d, sefy ICES 10 the cttttens ,of. the'to@ =
sad vlrglty
Is ,tis. ma, Nc f1unl a All ttmes e'Icepi "heT
PFolts ti9Asl.y enga gel u rs allee al Me
.Aoelss lt9te4y
III Char s>tow-pe AareF ~, f~52
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WDRtCTiSES D, the Iia led States District
Il Nouft .3fd II sfauu,pa. and will aBehd 10.
ii csse,I n fau9f pgcy J, VIII 81 oiter busi<
ness rdtn mltted 10 histc4Fe 4ltilce pa LQndo}n
street. WSssAesier, 4hree,b 6el0s EoEaa's
t,st 2gl, We lm .a& !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-27

! way fited, one whidr III ola not a.
do1n. Napoleon enleflhlned Hso Aigh an.
opinion Of Aforai btsyfryaud kalents in
/ me- field, that he was!1efsladed The battle
Of Waterloo would have .1efntnatsd diis5
iersntty had he beea lhete-~ tl'at Visiting
I tonls infantry squares epaid not. have
/ wilhstood Mdra.'s energy andI inpeinosl
Iity long enopgh-tor Bldqher ID arFlye and
save them iIojn destrle,lba lFsfh ne. 4
said Nspole9n stfSt flblehh. Mdfat Jas
| MY lRIc Hrt AhdM- pifabuf he. be was no.
ihidg ] of&ht nosE'o. Ra4e placed a
ctoRn oFoh IHk hsaifN fF
QUAKER PqEicY WlrIE rIR INDIANS
Pot d dPq Of Qhakdr tlqod Was ever
shr4 hy 10 Id1dlant Sol sls hi expires.
sIo4 olthb bstef4nsa IS tie dafzhed up The
eatlk hlsioTy4o Heans1 lvania#;s and the
tactIspeaks d yotdh ~ jaYor Oh the CAUSE
Of place. The re sder Of cur odunIry's
eart history + Wsatied ahd satdenet fnd
sickehel byI almost CONSTANT HiloSliltles
war4 and bl@Sdshed be,I@e d the. abori
gineP and y44g eaiiyisetfeFs pt Nhat aie
howl Virginia, (the 'Nsw Engtaad States
the Cardlina4 s&c y NEST haPTs re-
lievsd on luraing t5Ahe history 9t William
Penh. Iustdad of'fofce aud arSiis pu one
hand, aud tbs iop}AhaW& aud scalpipg
kniiy on TIE paherl Ne btRiefdE Peunt with
out arms, and'in The dress on peace, and
CALM u; aba, as \ CONSEQUENCE nalurai
10 ba expect4a perfect peace ;and inend.
shin exis,edi III ihsf stead OF an bushes,
buFnfngs and ibass4cfes. F Bene .alarge
elm hree, saIs Batldrottf William Penn,
SURG funded by a lew irlhads, ia the Ia,
bllnfenls 81 place, net.he numerous. dele
gatidn Of the IEennil and LAHaPe tubesi--
5iWeI meet, '+-- suchF ,were7the words o.
Penn - on Ihe bldad psthwAy Of good
laltnI and gooa WILL no advantage shaiEbe.
tskeA on elthsr side. but alts haf@bh o1enf
ness land love.I ! wllInof can YOU CHI
.drenl Tor pafents SOMETIMES ehi4e their
chil4ren too severely por brothers only,
toI t!ro'hers ldtfrt. Eh4 fridpdshipI TEL
tween me and you II w.li not Idonapafe .to
Ia chain for that tte rainS might rust OF
the ialiing hee might breai NE are 4he
same as1iI}oassman :oo@l ND II % be d.
yided inro tWa paris !. WI sarafpil IF one.
ieshI ada onA bloPdl The children Of
the iprest wdIe toFched by the sacred
4 doci jnet and Tenokl ncedEthsitl guile and
theirI reYenge They received HE pre-
sen: pi pennaln sincefiiyIi. and 10 hearty
! ftleqpship they gave The belol warnpu,u.
Il Wei will hsep said they, ID .love with
! William PEND and hisielhldFen, as Ion i
as tie moon and ihe suajsksll endure =
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TsAs FHEE = 81
TWO DoLLARsa rIrrYcEN

1* PIE AXlNrM.
.Payab'e 44sf YeatIgt sai Tuo Dett,gs VI. be
rece4Ted paygs4ai rn Enii, Il pad eaareiy ia
afraneeI !;
= lCf- Whsncyers pagnk<nt is dclerTeA Beyond
Inc e1ptratienof .he4esf lin .efestsl 8 chareki,
III =. substFtpil6at Eor Nix mon,ht, 81 25, to te
Parliamentary IN a4sanre.
ADVERTISING III
Z The,rrnS .2f alrIi1usihs are III NJ -afe VI
les VI f9r ,1hgee ipFcfliofs sfgct aaeS j. $te
ts9lne Prpe9fisn Each cdhtiaid lance 2Jcents peg
square il 5-All tdgertrj-meass t5s-s .lFiefea fet
a Specffe>nln Hitl ~ cea'inned 1nA l0rbit, and
eHafgtd accordlstgly. ~
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m 81 TrFF,IE =
I1eEe " n9t a.Iplore loolkhA notion
ahoal Z 'ae world Eh Al rs one that II =
oecoPf71on ma glYeS ihe enaraeler g
nan one 9fcuPa'ion asthe meaps o.
geiFng nYlqg, as'fhe3 phF44se goes, :
Pleeifeiy r. hlgll ana eTedi'isole Is aaofher
/ ProFkp1td thailIl ee h9nofffhle' and % ac-
4 coFq qnce mll4 Ehe Ia"s oil God and man
ne Nan wig hoids me Pfoqgh, ham
mers 1he ifen.ifr dtlYeS lAssPrg 2 supply
ms fnliLy Wf{4 WI neeesf'' ~ ol me, Is
/ aol a @hl DffoN lle oaeI WI q assures
.aPs 1ehlnq Eli G1HnIsr ~2 z s siaw {, {,
we . II rs pfSf'9e y aNer he qoqnC ~ O
'pe q fl'ont IPete;la EpisfI af3i lefhi,
clous FeeRn8 sgloaqlp 'ne fo' Fi5sahiS 81
lh's sRbJeet I }eJs FTlas| % Ac at7 'hel 7
E'ons Yfone III E u "a a qslifF lns ieqInea
proleselonss; pApEHtfis Piosy marry 2
la"yeF'1a dpcqor' elefSy rlofIa3 =, r
chant}' Horror iEe goodPaq1yI"or aS
soon thnk Ct r'FniaFFy'aE oef IdsuFnEef}fo 2
thnfoaso, ~ Y Z 'ioH tg 'q . T. 'ous
and hpnesi meef'an'c, = llff if+4s r4a ~ y.
wouldI Pc qisppnQlsa HI I, 81 + +, i'nt
onsltdSs e efEPsa,er. 1tlt Y IT, Z ~ 7
farmef IS notHso TesPee'4tre a3,lo t 81
shay'nR noles' Hra"lng so,tfi'N tLoh 'he
dess Ileqa74ng rpa f, "ao9 Hll,s of se ilinE
snuH IT 'oosse9ee ma yelIlns opt'gs q
az NJ lesfHeN pfe7ieSSlonf ~ WI az
nose nnficn .1Yl RE- Pel,p[Nnso ~ ,lf
same easoh ttipe sl'of ulagfr WAKES axes ms
'hfead3snd me farmer IanlH Prs potatoes
VIC PoIaln iN''hg o'sllIfa ses o. q,ise
1aoie PTles' ILL.,, .n!lo sli,o ~. .u"'.
Yer9slS I'm ofep peoP,e sne.fse' t',..
peopleI " LID u - 49,. ~
gnas H. = t hJth ,, = 49, ,u1'a
uis'ln ~. nIfu ~ .9l I'LL. ,sspst
mem 9ooNe 'nefcon't,'oh uaa9s 'fgm wnie4
'ney were iskeh, ana y s"f'nFl p r. IN 't''.
.PoTtaqfe ~hlenE lnnPIe hones,y eon5a t Gol
com m1ha. LaeoI p .laGo T j ,'9i15s. ~
rs nonfS. laPo1 li9hes' FL ponols4 i.
laooT y yne.tane' Nle'Iet t'neu 81
.ne kpg II ,1s osEsf ea11 IL 3,t " I,
uO"g. s,h,tart ~, I XII, Eaad ,s.te aTs
IL .FueIlnst ~ IT, y nsot1fSna 1as1e a.s
no' PeIHi',ee " 'u.sae 4, sal;'e 90 -,
l,ons H. s"e' III o, M
s'lncE'pns, Ss III Nql o 'h, IT,
qseo' Frea,ed " 1p e s1t4 MI e -
i l.i.y I go III IN H. nts. IA de
oi t, III !. ans ] = aEs@cEsty n
'of'1 ~" y II - 1,.aS,
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/ wreck or no ordinary mortal passing away
i-humble, Is we're the Surroundings. and
strange as had been Ibis summons to bel
bedside.
! Ani thisis Byron 4 she said a. last 10 .
voice be~lldermgIy sweet even through
It's ~eakness Nv lord Fl could not die
xiiho., seeing you-W without relieving my
soul Of Il isslon with which.it has long
Reen burbehed Come neareT. for | have
no'iinej lAit fot ceremony, and 4 must
Issy what have 10 say--snd die i
H She hestisted. Aud as Byron 'ook tbe
thin hand she hela, ID him, she looked
steadily upon his RoHle covnfenance. L VI
Beautiful she said be4ulifal as the
dream Of Dim WHICH has - Ibng haunted
me l=7the intellect and Nhe person OF a
tPri' II IL b.! Pardon me, my lord -
Pafdo Y me- thai al snomsat SO imPortan;
I1o Yourself The aassGsiice of al EARN
y feeling has been betrayed into express
.slont' ss. II,
She paused a.moment, and ire bright
color that had shot through her chez and
brow faded sgain, and her countea auce
Resumed its heavenly serenity.
4 am near enough 10 death she Se.
Isumed-'neaf enough 10 point you almokt
10 heaven from where j am snd1i is oG
my heart like The one drrand.oi nyli(eZ
like the bidding OF God--to impIpre you
10 prepare forj Judgment. Oh, my lord !
with your generous powers. with your
wonprous Gifts, be not lost Do not, tar
sihe poor pleasures Of world Ike this
lose an eternity 10 which your great mind
iNlil ouistrip The intelligence Of ANGELS
Measure this thought scan the worth Of
angelic bliss with the intellect that has
Hanged 50 gloriously through the universe:
do not, on this one momentous subject Or
human inieres; es-on this alone, be not
shoft-sigkted >.
H What shall do 7 suddenly .burs,AFom
6xron's lips 10 tone OF agony, But
slit, an effort IS il struggling with asdeatb
Paug, ne again drew up his form and re-
ssSnr1ed the marble calm6ess Of his coun.
tenanee.
Phe dying girl. meantime, seemed ito
have lest herself in prayer. With her
wasted hands clasped on her bosom, and
Ihef eyes tpGnsH upward, the slight mo-
tion 81 her lips betrayed 10 those around
her that she vas pleading n the throne Of
mercy. The physician close 10 her bed /
See but With bis hand in his breast and
biz head bowed. seemed but watching for
The moment when The soul SD outd take
its fight &
4 She suddenly raised herself on-lhe pir*
Iow. Her long brown tresses fell over
Rer shoulders, and a brightness unnatural
and almost Gearful kindled in her eyes
She seemed epdeaEouring 10 speak, and
gszk steadfastfy al n Sfowrys ssthtnt
ana. tranquil ~ she sank back again, upon
ber pillow, and; as her hands fell apart.
and.her eyelids dropped, she .uurnured
Cpme to Heaven and the Stiffness Of
death was in :heF room. The spirit had
fled. III ,.
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cARrRR,s HOTEL,

Chdflesto1gI, JeYerSoa ConHtl, lfgFnta.
Is
TVyHH LARGE w sGf,g y }4fQ U5[8,
ii .hearit dpP0siteIhe CUurtliO4ae.
+ '..f II 10
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JOHN Nj WE5TT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Jefferson County, VA. tI
~ 0FElcE 3 Opposite Messrs Webb &
. lMafknEsgs tofe-
LIZ. In. u lIe..[tl- Il -.
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See how beautifully our friend Of thu limited
States Gazette car turn even The common3potice
10 atendra lille child's funeral to account, and
soften and improve The bearl ~ his affecting APP
zeal 10 The sensibiliIes ot ougHanres II,
. L.Asr. Gasens
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ATTORNEY ATLAw,

j llzz..,ss ,ss S 81 81.
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Ri..l.L l.NLl. III. LEII .E..lDER.

z Igs !.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03
WARNING TO TUREISJT,Drrs

Two Hmtns have lately bceu promulgated by
me ShcIk al Islam which. II Il said. have created
great diS""nicnt among the fair inhabranI of the
lnrhsh haren1- The Inst rs somewhat 10 the Ll-
lowing elect: Whereas, u hls cume 10 The kuuyvl.
edge at those whose duty % is To watch over the
morals Of lhc hiUllul.n u d.Io see that none sr,Ii
p-esnno % l~rInsgre-s prescribed rales; that certain
women al uuhlashmg holiness -and frivolous de.
mcanpr. have, N imitation OF the daughters cfburnf
mothers. the she kIlnirs ufPen; permitted their no.
'rs' AMI even their lips, 10 DO exposed 10 lac wan
ION S'zs nI passenger, u Is enj lined. iu the name
Of Ihe Most MercIiul. the recompeuscr of all viuup.
That The wives and daughters Of The faithful shall
cautiously absiail from all such inIcconcics. AMI
mat hey shall carefully wrap their yachmecks
N'elIrI Ound Their faces ~ such manner rs % con.
ceal Their lips and noses. aud only leave n sp0i.
rlsnt npenue fur the purpose ofsecing that they do
not dehle themselves by coming IN contact with a..
nv male intiels. Let then attend o. This. or a.
VIII be The worst fr them The second is sulI
more stringent. and not altogether excmt from a
peace OF scandal. 10 Is couchcd moro or less iu
these icm'--'Alah j. great aud Omnipptent, and
has placed limits To all ihinCsI Il being a matter
ni public noiorieiy. that the Imfdsl tupefs of PEN
nave increased ~ number. aud stored their shpps
WIN JIEef. tempting articles The Offspring Of Sl-
ian's Inventions. whereby the wives and baudm1rI-
OF The iJuh.ul and excited % objectionable 'crtmn.
nslnce, thereby injurins their domestic felicity. and
oulnilins great pecunury infections uBJn Their hus-
bands AMI lords; q also being observed. that not
sonieni viii filling these Turing creations Of Eblis,
Tue oipfslid breeders Of mischief place behind heir
counters yO"ihs ci cOmoly appearance hoping strong
" 10 luri1er coptvate and inloni,aIe The senses Of
true relieving women AID thence cndaueoung their
souls rs veil as lIclr dresses. % o.. coussqu emily OF.
dained 90 The uuIHc oftho Avcngcr uf ali IucUnsrI.
lies. that cauiiuu aud discretion De .uculcatei hy
husbands and male relatives. and Uili the psuici-
Gus practice Of irequenrns those infinol traps OF de-
sirnciion be pat on end %. Let tbs serve as o.
warning. OF all paruer will eat considerable dirt
90 ihis world and iu he next"
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PREsIDFNr MAKIyG-r,,,nc, n = ~ ,,o,

PRESIDENT MAKGNG-Ertact 81 a Ie iter
hcm Washington 20 The New York American.
There is great talk in n. piPers abonra President
making in Congress The Wing are very easy on
this subject, and have found no necessity yet iDr us
king who shall ho therr candidate. The Loco FOcus
are IN great trouble about theirs. a large number
Of The Western T0Co Focos weai IN the Globe the %.
iher Day. and told The editor he must come ont i'm.
mediately for DIX johnson as The Democratc candi.
date for the Presidency. They told him lf he dad
not. They would Immediately set up a paper there
f"r that purpose md withdraw heir support from
the Globe. The Editor begged Them 10 wait a lHle
while 10 give him about two months 10 considsr1nd
that he would give them n definite answer. Buch d.
mans friends too. are rampant lie stands we'll be-.
tween Benton and Calhoun who lust serve d, uuli.
~ each oiiier Tho real knowing ones. howOyer.
sny that Van Bursn will be The man 5iler 81.
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I0f ne tHaS
MS. wHASros-l yesterday attended ara cram
'nS''"o Of the pupils belonging to the select school
taught By Mr.. Sheets in the Masonic Hall. and !
'hh'k it an net OF Justice 10 Mr. Sheets 10 -ay. thai
= have rarely. AZ ever. been more gmhhed NJ any
similar exhibition. The scholars. I presume. nre
like other boys. MT selected fur an peculiar talents
they might Pusscs and yet the proficiency they
have made. certainly eviness either som-'h'ns re
culiar IN their aptitude fr acquiring knowledge.
(~hich ! dn nat bcliSSe Is the easel ar a peculiar
tact in the teacher Gr communicating knowledge.
The srhnlsrs dil not sppear 10 have been prepared
Ear the Examination. with a select set Oi icssns.
The gentlemen present were requested to chase.
any place in the nuIh"r- they had read. and pro
PounJ any question Er s1lurion in the branches
which they had studied. Ia the Latin language the
boys evidenced a very crediIabls proiciency-ln
accuracy in tnrslaiins and parsing that showed the
skill or their teacher in laying tho ground work for
goo-i scholars. l. G~coDetry and Algebra they ap-
peared TO he quite At home"
The evidences furnished by the smaller boys la
English Grsmma Arithmetic. Geography. Wiring
all nantes Ell an equal attention to them.
The school seemed to me. mall for a place IA,
size OF Wheeling. more particularly when I cunsid
cred The capacity and qualifications of MIR. Sheets
for HE undertaking.
should esteem 1t a privilege to have the sumo
opportunities nj educaiion rs the citizens Of wheel
ing. and Suppose iha limited number .! his pupil,
results from hs being a stranger and consequently
hi schon' aoi generally known. I would recon
mend II TO parents Nh, have children 10 educat,
To- visit the school aud judge Tor themselves.
Feb. "a. 1912. SPECTATOR.
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rwENrY-sEvExrm CONGRESS.
Washington. February 26.lSi2.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Various resolution and reports oran uuiu,ercsiing
were made by MosSrs Moore. Sellers. I'll
lnghaI and Jones. when
Mr. rslisierro rallied ir lac onler ct The day.
RErRENCuNlENr REPORTS
MIR Summers asked II any one was entitled ,p thc
door. und tar Speaker s-I that Nc BoNu uI Pcuu
was speaking when thc subject was last up.
Mr : sad he dtj not soc The gentleman Ia the
House, anJ he vas told by those ahuui him thai lac
had let The city. lie believed that the rcsoluupI o'
the report (rv-PectIns the clvrhs) which had been
under consideration Wa suttic icutly well understood
by all h's own opinInns were uncltcrci 10y the
diccu>srun. and he Mould nov move tho previous
question.
In answer n Mr. u 'pLins the speaker said thai
The previous question wuull only operate on the a.
m~cnImrat Ia t,is resolution.
\ clll OF The House was here ordered: The Hons,
was quite thin; absences were called. x los m,m
hers auswescd. The previous question. &c. wer,
sustained. Upon the amendment ef Mr. Gordon
continuing the tNO clerks which the resolution cut
ull and which he modified 80 as o. reduce the sal
ares irom $500 to Sl2OO. the yeas aud nays wer,
called and were ayes 21. noes IA; ., the amend
meat was rejected. The r~c<lutinn in the rrpor
was then adopted by ayes III. To NOES IG.
\ Message in writing. by the hand Oi Mr. J. Ty
Ter. was sent Ia by the President.
The morning hour having expired. The Spcakc
presented suudy Executive documents 10 IN
House.
One from the President stating. IA answer 10 a ca
ior iuiOrm1tion With respect o. the neg COLLATION. 4,
tween this Country aud Great Britain. upon "a
subject OF the y. r. Boundary. "Ihat without der
msut To the interests of the country no luiormatio
could be impaired at tins time" Laid ON the 4
I bic aud ordered - be printed
Two from the Navy DEPARTMENT respecting IA
cssi of steamships aHi rIc prurceeIing, slIhe Con
Martial iu reiclrncs % Capt. Bolton trial SIN.
arly disposed ur
\ petition Of some individual lutme not hem
gave rise {" an animated discussion IA which Mes
ADAMS, Hopkins. Roosevelt. anu others took part
The susJecI related 10 the remission oi penalties "a
der a Government bond and the proposition of NJ
Roosevelt was 10 ASK the legal opininn of the Il.
Attorney. which Nlr, Adams ohjscied 10 as brinrir
about u su6servieney of this House to the EKscuL,
{ which ought nut TO eEisi.The petition was finally :
ierrcd back to the Committed on claims with iusiu
ton Q" examine the subject upon It's legal mer
aud then the House adjourned.