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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
HINTS TO APPRENTICES

Ifyou 40 your duty. are kind aud Obedieni you
viii seldom meet with any trouhe-your masters
Will appreciate your services, respect you and use
their endeavor- Il make your siIuai1n agreeable
and pleasant On the cnnrary, if yOI CrCss and
crabld-if you continually fret ond snarl at their
pleasant requests and kind rebukes-if you are per.
verse and head strong, you cannot expect 10 be a
py-uo situation will be pleasant, and no master
kind 10 sou. II depends mostly upon yourselves,
whether your situations shall he agreeable. or 9th.
er~ise. You should remember that while you are
apprentices. you have placed yourself under the
eye Of another
We sec in The world why all appren.
iIces cannot I've conienied and happy. Some Of YOU,
we know have unpleasant places and disagreeab le
masters. But. he assured Il you enleavor TO do
your duty and strive TO promote The interest Of your
employers you will eventually soften The asperiIy
OF their tempers. and turn their habIuaI lrJNus ino
smiles, Il you parake Of their feelings, and Nsay
with proud spirits, IL will not put up with suci,
treatment" when any Thing Your temper
you but add 10 your sorrow, aud contribute 10 make
your situations nOre disngrecabe. BY studying
your duly. and promoting The interests of our mas
lers' you benefit yourselves, and make every thing
pie asant.
While learning your trades you cannot be Toe
careful Of bad associates. One vicious youth will
ruin dozen we'll disposed boys. Choose for your
companions The vITiuUns and Neutrality-suspicious. whC
would not Tor The world cOmmiIa crIme-whose Ian
guage is free from prufane words aud indelcaie
thougts, and who prefer 90 spend their time espe
cialy their evening", whore they can improve ihei
minds Sach young men are ornaments 10 socicy
and all who are found among them, pursuing tie
same pralsewOrthy course. considered u be ia
the true path 10 virtue and honor.
BY oyserbing these few hints. we are certiin tina
every apprentice will fud it for his best good ia Iht
end, however lie may consider It now. Another &
vicious course will prove hs and irrevocablt
ruin. Portland Tribune
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

FEEDING POULrRY-Prof Gre
CORY, Of Aberdeen, observes; LAS you
keep poultry, | may tell yos that it has
been ascerlained that If you mix with
their food a sufficient quantity OF egg
shells or chalk, which they eat greedlIy
they will lay twice or thrice as many
eggs as before. A well.led fowl is dis.
posed 10 lay vast number OF eggs, but
cannot do SO without the materials Tor
the shells, however nourishing in other
respects her food may be: lndcd, a fowl
led on food and water, free from carbon
ale Of lime, and not finding auy in III,
soil, or in the shape Of mortar. whici
hey often eat on the walls, would Law
no eggs at alp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

PROGRESS OF CIvILlZATION-A NEW
CURRENCY.-A late European exchange paper
contains the following aneedOIe from All officer in
the French corps Of 5, ahs ia lgiers The French
had n severe engagement with The BcdJuin ar aba
in which many Of the later We're slain, aud their
heads severed from their trunks IN order that The
cOnquerOrs might claim the reward the French
government had sci upon them. Que OF the sol
dIeTs had four heads ia his 5arnouSe. and arriving
a suffers teHi, he walked ia and demanded n.
bottle Of vine, 81 have no mUney," said he. "5ut
this here Throwing Arabs head on the couuIerl
will probably pay for IT," Certainly" replied Ihe
woman, throwing The head into large chest. aud
placing bOule Of carei before The soldier. "and
here sir. is your change" With these words she
opened smaller chest, ald handed him hack IAO
heads of boys. An English amateur fighter win,
happeue 10 be present considered this capital
currency.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

There is good run Of maekerel in our habor st
NE present Time between Long Island and Rains.
lord Island. Fishing partios ,yh0 60 down the hsr.
Dor, not unife4nently meet wuh good shoals Of Them
sad amateurs ~ hs ART Of catch'ng f.h. are not n
little asOnished Of The rapidly and each with which
older aud more experienced ishermon draw them
90
a gentleman from Nswbnrypor this morning
informs Us that the mackerei have run iu IN v,e8,
numbers, and that many Of them are caught Iust Of
Tho bar Of that harbOr A great many bUats are EN-
pioyod 90 catching thom. We hope The macteroI
fishery wli yet be good iof thus iar % has bot rl5
y femudsrdls1 iho isb0fs u The dsuefmsn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

We have rarely seen q more thorough "heajng"
Than the Providence Journal has given the Albany
Argus, The latieT paper has taken occasion for a
year Two paS, 10 be disiressngly ns;uIe upOn mat
ers in Rhode Island and as Mr. Van Buren, had cho
san To write encouraging and supplementary let.
ter 10 The DOrr Cambakers during their rebel
lion; the Argus has a mailer Of course undertaken
10 Indorse every thing on earth TINT has been done
by the "Dorr-mce' ever since; even including oil
portions Of the patriotism Of Mrs. ParIn; save per
haps some later demonstrations ia this civ The
Argus, in the peuiiude OF its zeal IN favor OF the
grossesl JaeObinism that has ever yet disgmced our
annals, few days since griyely stated II as a his.
lonca fact, thai Rhode Island had generally been
under Wing rule; that statement being a. We be.
Ieve' m"te modification of a sill stronger one .
hat she had been uniformly So. something To- that
elleci; Tor We cannot at this moment turn To the
files. Well, every body (Inc luding The Editor OF
/ The Argus) knew ought To- have known II he
Knows any thing about the politics Of the country,
that this WAS a very stupid and ab5uId unlruih.
/ The little State Of Rhode Island has "Rensrall,''
| been decidedly "demOcratiC;" not merely intrinsi
cally and m the proper meaning Of the term bot in
the sense IN which locOfJcOisn understands il Tho
Journal devOtes a column or more Of the most IRE.
iragablo proofs Of his position. aud containing some
| Of the most scathng reprOJs 10 those WIN from 10.
norance or Gliul perversiOn Of truth have veutursd
upon the false assertion 10 the contrary that u has
been our lOg 10 look upon Tor o long time The or
tcs is too "lenghy" or % would graIiy us 10 cspy
@ ~ erieHso. Suffice tito say that since the time
the Federal aud Democratic ptrues were FIRST form.
cd hliy three years age. "hs Democratic parfy has
been ~ hs asosHdqacy a. he State Of Rhode Island
forty Too years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

A Geifslown ~ ~ correspondent
Of the Medical All Surgical Journal,
mentions an extraordinary instance OF
the effect Of music on the nervous
system. A lady in that town IS years
Of age, has been afflicted with ST ViIus'
Dance, ever since she was a young girl.
BY strict attention 10 diet, and avoiding
causes Of excitement, years have inter
vened between the occurrence Of the par
oxysIns. LatterIy. however, spasmodic
of the muscles 10 some extent
may be observed after the patien; ex.
perlenced either pleasant or painful emo
lions. One of The most interesting Of
these. exciting causes, in this case is mu-
sic. Any rapid tune, dancing tune"
tor Instance-wlIl throw the voluntary
muscles into the most uncomfortable
aud dIssacated action imaginabe-but
BY changing the tune 10 Home, Sweet
Home," the sPasmod.c twitching Of the
muscles gradually subsidies, until she
becomes calm again!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
GOOD BREEDiNti.-rhe c,llow,o.

GOOD BREEBiNti.-Phe Callow,ng
1aecdoic IS related by No. Maker. m
ms amusing and Instructive publication.
- Tue OnSlaai." aS udorIng line IN
STAGE OF the vdiuo OF good breeding OF
pol,encsS, even in circumstances " mere
X could not be cNpuc.ed to produce any
personal advantage.
An fng.iShman making the grand
tour, towards the middle OF the las, cen
ury, when travellers were more DIRECTS
.oi attention t1an al present, on urr,vtup
at Turn, sauntcred uut L. see the rtavc.
80 happening To- mec; regiment OF IA
!antry returning from parade, IA 1 taking
Il pOsllon 10 see ~ pass, u oIng cap
tam, evidently DESTROYS 10 make a dis
! play before the strau.er,in CruSSinI one
Tot the numerous water courses with
which the Guy Is iI,CrSCcieJ, MESSED his
tootlng, aui IA toying - save himself,
/ lost his hat. The cNalU!tiou was truly
unfortunate: the spectators laughed aud
locked al the Engl,>hmau, expecting
! man 10 IaoEh too. On the contrary, hc
not only retained his compo>ure, bat
promptly advanced 30 where his hat II al
rolled, and takiugit up presented u.wiln
unaffected kindness, 10 lis con fused own
er. Tae 9TH .er received It with blush
OF surprise aud gratitude, aud hurrie
10 reJOin his company. There was
murHer ofapPiausc, and the stranger
passed on.
Though the scene Of 4 moment, an
without word spoken, IL tuucNc eve
ry heort-uUt wItn admiration for a
mere display of pOilIcHess, but with a
warmer feeling Tor proof OF that true
ch1r1c'cr which never GaIleth.' On the
regiment being dismissed. the captain,
wao was young man Of Consideration,
10 glowing .erms reiaei the circun.
stance ~ the colonel. Tie colonel I'm
mediutely mentioned it TO he general in
command; and when the EnglIshman re-
tu-neI 10 his hotel AN AID de camp wait
/ Ell TO request. his company 10 dinner al
/ headquarters. Ia The evening he was
/ carried t. court-at that time, as Ches-
teEIield tells Us, the most brilliant court
n Europe-unJ was received with pan Ii.
cUlar attention. vi course, during his
stay at Turin, he was Invited every
where; and on his departure he was
loaded with letter uf Introduction TO ;he
different States in Italy. Thus a pri
vate gentleman, Of moderate means, by q
graceful impulse Of christian feeling wa.
, enabled 10 trrve through foreign coun
try, thea Of the highest interest for its
society, as we'll for the charms it still
posscsses,wilh more real distinction and
advantage than can ever be derived from
the mere circumstance Of birth and Cor
tune, even the most splendid"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

RHODE ISLAND. AT an adjourned meeting OF
The Law nnd Oder ConveI lion Ot the Eastern Con.
gressIonal District Of Rhode Island he ID IN Proyt
dence on ThurJoy last Henry Y. Cranston was
nominated asihe candidate uf a district for Rep
resenialve ~ The next Congress. Elisha. r. Porter
Is the cand dhie same party Tor the Western Dt..
,nct. The election is TO take place on TUESDAY the
20lh instant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

Wing majority on Joiut ballot II. THIS secures
Wings 10 the u 5 Senue. The election in Ten.
nessrc was really Of more importance, Than all the
others in the West, in fact, the Union II sc.
cures lie wing preponderance IN the S Senate
and III give them the Power To proven the repeal
Of the Tariff. the passage OF new Sufficiently
or any other destructive measures
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

JOE SMTTH-Ws learn from g1,d authority that
he Prophet has Surrendered his lice. and orppinr
20 ne brother. Joe, ior sumo time past has been io
te11Y fear of he Glihs end VlRdaIs" Of Missouri,
snd - yvrilv believes that his holy person will he
more sscure 30 perlJrmiug pilgrim igs o. Europs
or the Rocky Mouulu'as. tIlu % will to remain nm.
der The shadow e tire temple. pfoecleJ by fbsr
inmaoulalo '"jr '1s "sIr.J I1aicclI r5ar.-
~ L4ws Re-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

'"iia a !ook'ng glass, their pan,o,nimics
,y,.r.. t-,,..l,. 49, -. -.
dOOut fn every dITcctiOn,-brst looking
10 inc glass, and lhen upon the dress:
-'hle himself seemed 40 less pleased than
They d'd The higaesl dcgrve Of heat
observed al thiS place VAS 50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
NEW USE OF THE ToMATo-The Oh

NEW USE OF THE TOMATO.-The Cheraw
Gazette states that IN addition the advantages of
the TJ'naiO for table USE the vine Of great value
food Tor cattle especially cows IL is stated that
COW fed on Tomato vines will give more milk. aud
yield butter Ut finer flavor, and ia grea'eG absndauce
than on any other long feed tired. II Is also
thought That more good food for caitle, aud less
eHprnse can be raised from gisen quGuiity OF
ground planted IN TuInaIoes Than any Uihc. q.
gelehle known in the SOnIheru country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

WOOL-The Auburn (N y Journal saws That
The southern portions Of CHyuga county are believed
To constitute Of the finest wool districts IA the
State not second even Io"old Duchess The a.
moLnt OF wool purchased at Aurora aud the i'ntne.
date vicinity, during tie past live week, is not
less Than 100000 lbs-prices VARYING from 25 to-
421 cents per lhi the average being about 81
About one hall of this has been taken by one firm
Tor the Boston nanulcIu Understanding the handsom
est lot gathered west OF Albany
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

A BIG THROAT.-Capt. Mclean, of
the steamboat Swallow, say the Roches
tor democrat. is deseryedly the most
popular man on the North River. A
wag once gave il TO him thus in a toast:
Capt. Mclean the highest cannibdl of
modern llmes-he will take dolOu a thou.
sand men, women and children in a sin.
gle SWdiloto.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
RESUMPTION OF BUSINESS ON TIE LIE.

HIGH CANAL-The Newark Advertiser Of
Saturday says:-"We learn by letters from Easton
this morning. hll business is TO be resumed on The
Lehigh canal next week. The Company have
resolved 10 lei the waller in again on Tuesday, So
that the business The Morris canal, md other
trade on The Lshieh, will not prubably be inierrup.
led longer Than that date. There hos been a
settlement Of the differences with The Beaver
Meadow bUaimsn, bni the Lehigh boatmen continue
20 sla nd OpI."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

ior some time Observable. bui hey cannot fail u
"osh strongly although nicn'y sJ viii tend to a.
Fed"e the d'y Whcu -. gfsgai.uns shall be u"ivef
sally pstmiIird 10 chOOse IhSIr own preachers. IL
Is m''h"I and very imIIIani seI 'awa'ds The prac-
teal aGOStrn u hEeruI principles. ChaTarici'sIc vt
the Spiul ui the Age. Yuuts Ac.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

ANOTHER MONUMENT.-Tb citizens ol,i.,-
Ger county Ne" jersey. are talking Of erecting
monument 10 commemorate he battle Of Trenton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

The Boston Post publishes a communication sign
ed ~. 5. ships Boston Crew" which denies there
vas n mutny Un board that vessel. The communI-
cation closes m The following closes in The follow
ing ierms:-"We furthermore most respectfully III
form yru that We suffer enough Of the lash, Milhyut
sutie IlHg from public cpIni0n"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
NIaIlISIElIISllE.IiIIIj;IlfllfalfllgIIlI'

ANOTHER VACANCY John Lamar. mem
Der Of Congress from Georgia has resigned There
are now two vacancies IN the Georgia delegation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

very dsgucsiul riot occurred umong some Of
The bremen Of Phla lephia on Sunday last Several
fersons were seriously wounded by The brick bot
and so1es thrown during the afrsy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
CINCINNATI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il.

FLOUR-No receipts on Saturday. and The mark
ei perfectly quiet limited sales previous quota
lions So 65
wHISKEY-NO change; dull at III C.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

awe ion to engines Il TIE Ia gcsI. Ia a few diys
- committees ol ~, eu,Iie and FrIcioal gri'ien'o
Wul accurately a-,rrain the tS""r 81 ne pirsr"'
inarhir,. .,,I me erautIty aud cd VI he iuel a
consumes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

"You seem animated by the scene, Miss Annie"
SAID blushing lever TO his beiIOthed. mo. shall
never be Aunc.mnled until your vile. dear
esi," cred the fond girl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

ILLINOIS-We have but few returns from III
nos, but they sufIi ',ent think show Iha
the locos have carried ,iI out OF seven members {
Congress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

THE STEAMER TENNESSEE VALLEY
SUNk.--Oa Monday nOuIug. whis the 1'-nnrs-
see Valley rlsuuIng cut a lar dang in lb,
Big Eddy" che struck a snag stOlt md ship. I'M
meliatcy broke snd sunk ~, about tour ia
thculs vi water. The st.ddenHsss of The DISASTER
AID The tapidity with which she sunk. pr.e l,.I,l
the possibility Of saving much from the wreck; n,a
ny of the ,,nsssngct, hist their baggage and ~ it'll
difficulty eedsj ia SAVING then hives The sale,
3el'Ssng the bal had auut 81 100 IN H. all 81
which sunk nh the REMNANT OF the vessels II VA.
m. d j. generally believed by the passengers In,
several host their iiVrs. -Four VI the deck hanI,
seized the yaNl-Ihe moment the bat struck ai.f
r,', cd hI shore, aud u was alter much persuasiu.i
that they we're induced To- return 10 ,he assisa,.r,
Of lhuse ling ne TO the wreck.
Had this UCCurTeHCe ken place nj night t,e
consequences would have been fatal 10 the greater
pant Of those ON bOaro.--St Losis Rrpn6.
AFTER THOUGHTS - .Whet the vel a! J,,ty
Ia" been drawn between rs ana :ae objects 81 % /,
regard, hUw qu,k sighted ju Ne b,cunc 10 thr,,
merits. aud how b,uely 10 Ne ihen hes ,,,,tt
or lu'iks pi unkndnesS Which may have eseatt,I us
m our intercourse vain then. How careful should
SUCH ihuugsis render lie fuiflinent on thee,
offices Ui UteulluH whi,h may yet Ice "a our power
Q" prri'nn-iuf who tell how sOIn the Innr,c,t
may nnive when repentance cannot be allowed ~
re-, araiioul
THE SMILE There aio few persons capable It
smiling gracefully, Areuiy graceful smiIe. emau.
au"g ifom the heart. playing hghIy aud ga beauty
around The. casting an expression u pure beue VIOLENCE
oSeT the Cuuntenance. and bearing As such a srni!e
wthihe mark oi Intelligence. ard Of Z frank aud
oPcn disposition l. gill indeed aud ruciiinis
the lossessor member ui the tiSIUcraCy uI naiurr
Without IHc stars an nb.rJJs The uarks of her rival
hvor, he may stand, perhaps higher pedestal
thau many who bear such brilliant decoraiIuns.-
Never take the rroube Oi asking bond ir1In per.
who con really smile and dread no deee plot,.
Tor 40 ordinary observer vii ever be imposed UPON
by saeer. glance.
HOPE-Iiope is hke poplar beside river-1u-
dermihed 10y that wlnch leeds rl-or. like a iuHctuse
OF which the pleasure IA the pursuit-or, like re-
venge, which Is generally converted into disaplOinl-
ment or remorSe Us sOun u - aCcOmplIsheJ-or.
hk' wtslU the wlsp. running after Which. thrOugh
pools aud Puddlcs, you not likely 10 catch any
ihing-but cold
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

TENNESSEE. II. -nue.see Is ono nnns tae sreh-
les, cotn ssiNlug States, it - lncaed tar sonh Of
Vi ,s1n Il D'AJls lue. AMI lf there =, Va any Sst.
sruuu'is inr oPos,iion n the Iwo prominent meis-
Ures cd the Whgs, Iauh dnJ bank. il Anud be
found in this State. Yet the lave clecIIlu show,
warm CANVASS shows that every inch ur ground
has heeu mught over s.us force aud ability. rhe
whig', makius the pinin i.>lo upon hcss q@cs,ons.
YET they have hceI vctJrrius. Nnrie o. all the or
er SJaes they have host ground. lid the haiti,
been tough, rn The manner IA oIher Ssa'e> ihe
result would haze been the same; hut they have
gone 10y default The ce,Iio. ia Ono aud Penn
.ylyauia arc silil 10 come of. rhe wings oi those
suites eh,pse 10 Z, lnto.lle Geld aud canvass the
SAFE .hey cnn accomplish iLe same Ining. Non
the question uly be I,kei by them whether the
game Is y,Irh ,he cIndie liirIs. they ought 10 be
about it; bll II nJt ury pursuing The Egh'
CUurse.
TENNESSEE ELEC iION.-T,e last news
lr1n ih,s state readers Il c riain that the Wsigs
have reelected their Governor by maturity oruver
i0OJ-and have elected Ii Seniors ard 43 msn-
oers OF the House. The legislature will probably
stand thus:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

KEN TCCKY-The loco iocos have elected four
out of the thirteen members
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

Il, the = !i,os OF the "i'nai-!phia Saturday Muse
uu."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07
By The Lieutenant Gorernor of Virginia.
PROCLAIM ALTON

WHEREAS has been represented 10 me- that WILLIAM
" HUTCHINSON, junior, ae of Iienrico county; charged
felony in kidnapping slave, has lied from justice and
going large:
Now therefore, John H. Gregory, Lieutenant
virginia. acting Governor in pursuance Of the Constitution
do hereby offer reward OF hundred dollars any
persons who will appeend the said VIM. Euccson deli
yer him into the jail Of Henco And require all orefs
civ and military and request the people Of the Conmonwe
TO use all diligence for the said fugitive
he may be dealt with as the law directs.
Given under my hand and under the lesser Of Cora
.r monwearh, Richmond, this o7h day "f December
1"' the year 1872 JOHN NJ GREGORY.
Wiiiiam Hu;ceson Is forty years old, IN
inches feet high straight with broad shoulders legs
small, prominent bones blue eyes very ask
long, aud comed chiefly the lea His is
what necuiar and forbdcng in liz cast.
Dec % 7o--waw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07
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fYASHiNGToS HENRY ACADEMY HAroyrn Cor,1y ".
" This institution, Is believed, has merits that commend
10 public favor is situated convenien distance from
Richmond neichboood unusually healthy The course
Instruction ~ Systematic and looughthe olec, being TO
Inc mind OF the pupil knowledge Of principles The Sculptures
read day and the Sabbath Biblical usirurtIon viii b.
impaired TO all the pupils that boar with Principal and
snc other, AZ desire IT, The Trustees recently gone
To very considerable fitting for
The special purpose Of enabling The PRINCIPAL
under his immediate watch and From ten TO fifteen stu
dents can be comfortably lodged Academy budnra
Parents who prefer IT, obtain board for private
lami les, Al convenient distance from the Academy.
TEKas-Tie first session will the January
and close the Goth June the the
18th July and close the 21h December Two public
nations each For Tuition and Eoard Including washing
lights &C., $780, for the scholastic year, p half a, the
close m each session. Day scholars received
required above No charge except French
So per session.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
IRA MoREY, a., Principal.
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