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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-31

Ril8 hlIl0NA GLASS MOTHS a. A..
put Ant L. deed Il Tsast - me. fem
iiaface II Miller haa VIZ, dated lAs Glsh
daY 81 Nsfeiehsr lsil aaa fessfdea ia sae olegA :
shse 81 ihe county caLu If eh48 ruHnt4 "a Ia
aera book -. Page 12t / vii ga Iaes8a4 the
fweJfA day Il Naroh nrri. sell a. p0 hlia aaeisaa
81 The front aoof Of the esnri house If ssf f.if
T.. oomiAenelns SD saiu a. tao o clo<k T. Il
he ieat estate conveyed 10 mr hs sai1 deed with
ne hAlaffs. improvements and atpufsrusuo.f >,
that Il IL gaYs=
Sgstarfs saas5fre9 "a oad Il IibIr,, ihtse and
iefis ono IA tue al ltaA 10 SnHfh Nheosss f.
Al cal hf samuel sHfes ana John kaeaIH.
MI = 3 eeiasReaif called Rlichieiawrs each Il
AHtEH saHates contains EHttrNn los. uAnlhafed
ff9fs enr - tftfe#n inclusive
toat 10 H4sahsrfa ftNol snJ thc North hall
= eosl lal alHihffes Three a4ih ihf prfiIrse
~ Hiotns iot Goa - lar bAek a. lHe eas era
bstHa ar II The Denny arm. within the Natin
aud Soash ins of saiB coal iot numbered ~ aud
- -. = IT. -. --. - -
insn.
fhs pfoseflY sill be Of, red N pafcels u toec.
ihnr a. NAV saal bad ofs
ItHAS or SAfE-ss much 81 tie nnfrh a A.
money WI be required 10 hand a. vii le safIiei.
en- ~ asifaf tie asreneos and commissions
Ntsfiae1 TURN ssio deed. iasefbrr VIII lhu
= ~ UNI IN = he'sana one bifadrri aas Rss.fsv
80 aet.afs aud Mfes cent. Il prneipa aad
s'ttes' lhtn de ON The iAs hfsl bonds mention
- - = Z sfed. oi fbe residue Of sad purchase
."ogee f1fetg au adrtf aud s1xfy nIaf solI3rs
- f.sHfi esHfs. vii be re.uted % The liih
~ 81 pfrmhfr Issi; aud tn iesidat on the nth
1Af % November 1915. the delrfrfd psYgoents =,
o satisfactorily secured.
nc iiiie 3 believed 10 be anquestlonabis. but
ing a. ifnstee urdcriaks onls 10 convey
's'u iiHe a. = vested me by "a deed
9ah 70 DAAlkL LAMB, 7rHafet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-31

fR'Eis sALk-Ry virtue II a e.,t N i,,..,
dated The 10th day 81 March ls1s fsesfs'
80 "a feeh q Page es2. Ia The clerks one, AZ
VII expose 10 sale. al the itont dosy ~ H.
,eaH muse o. sd eeuntr. ON he pam dsx a.
fehfHsfF neat. The est ssif II laf nn,.,brlss
~ nc IN s9aafe be city II Wheeling. ffoo,Ins
~ honior street, noon winch j. erected he
"a ase formerly called fbt 20 shsffan ust.i
- haetaoh - 4 lot nu INBRED ons' IN The
le'h square OF sad city, hay ng fifty feei "A ,f,n,
n sh street and running bA0a - fe.t an
Quincy street ~ On
Nrilns as Trustee shail only eas..v s,..A
aie - have under The de.i II frust
jan q ALEX VII SOft. J,.s..,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-31

At aNNiah Nttttta BaNh ~ 4HiHa
a.
Jaha Nike
by fiftne II deerre made b saad louff "a
ne =isnNr tafFa ] "IIi expose 10 - Il on Nona8 3
he slh aay ~ lrhu.an le4f. NJ thr ffoni der
- DC Conf haaao ni OHIO e..nnIy. NJ euhllo
sne'tea Ia he hehesi h'daaf. a IL end asYnl.
s5asHefs t=iHsie ~ that pau II tie cry a.
aeelWe ala aut Is Jonathan Zans 8es.a,,a.
numbered GA he plat ofssid rify. a. lot NaIf9f
nineteen containing - feet Font on Nan ~
ana running back "a feet Tie ed Ion and afs
fsf4fhahees + - sod an credit q. -. IA efee
ana eHeHietn months, NJ iatrrrtf 'ram the aaN
II ssls the purchaser s4Nfpt bod ard ,tts..s.ts
- a18e HaFHfsi fhetfaE
= MITCHELL. = y fer
aea II A WOODS : q - AHd Com asfs.s48sf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-31

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aaf ; so saffs 10 sapil iut feliei.
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fefszltn. srai "a 1874. satas The t1aiefas ~
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l.a.ssm . FefF Rsssa. aud success 80 ea1ss lias
aeubg VHfs respectfully.
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Pm shnfgh By !. WILCOX an IN al lhs sfia.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-31
nEl GREAT III.

- - ss-A'
"Hf DO YOU rho sRlsf4, ]
Faa mol asss~ EAatg5 s9
NE IT, So II Isaks zsaa4sss
lions az fhr hamaa s.assas -
- ihrif 'nsaisus stssfstisns1
uesses 81 soFs 81 ursaiafaa ia !
stuana feui Then ~kra 1aa Z.
hfsi anrffsnr msnsiof -
suflff the generating &C. -
sumption ~ Anss heir ias ara
sfslea-- 1elsf from ntnr ia
/ spgo ffsutir of rraeNtlHs ~ -
ihst ~ill lr.fned saieiy Affs, iat =
q ihis slsrase, sna fnshf -
sYsfFms Remember lhis = 10 r ,
/ ~ faA - thu nse af
DIR ut Means ENrfC rVRaN
4 mudasins thzsAas rssta 81
ifes 81 fhnetsfgs he 49,
complaints sssfsd n The ofasaa
Read lie ssnhsffai eafss ss
mes sesaars saa the snnamefs
tons sd certificates tofp atsf
Of the inited States This So
nfoofoI ia Astounding Aafza
the lssi nanhef VI tbs Iane4aa1
3sris ~
ONE THOUSAND pTRMAAfA
has heea performed IN ihal
sthaa the late rszr. The igl.s Z
we'd By The .aas mails
famcianaGl. . W.
bf Duncaa-Desr Sn
blessing oh. bai eleven m9af='
important conrforr $40 "a sisfs
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spTuss shlea seified upaa ~
lsnsih rendered ny hesllh - as
phfsaesan lo.s al hopes Of r.
pfsssreas siiaalian ! fsasaasz
Hnoaibs. ~l.s.aui oetaiains A.
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~as In the rover ~ nv ghFs
bat - 90 effect. NyiAthef has
a publication Of goaf ssiaas
rem -8f and lssise<iiA n Z pfosn'f.
Ter fne. ! commenced ssnE
the n dss OF iasf November. a.
asc for l. ~scksr the afs, Aat5f =
- -, and caasrd 20 nsitsfa
hirk weed phiesm and matt
he So ssnd bottle ikr tischafss
iaai ] sss alarmed. ba, hssiaf =
adsnee ~ the medicine, ~ 4
fahl 4 aiife'y renewed t'c1
! tssse from mF lungs ] a.
'erfect health. and feel ever sfa-f
public senef.cior. #f,
~ m4Rf
Hss4ng been aeaHasaiei 49,
ssefai Yrsrs and kno~lag hsi
ieu, feel al Hesitation IN en-
sshng he. nos ssnsral 10 esi
ing ,ssi others isboring un5tf
sM No
Oithe Methods, Sec
4 fresh supply Of Duaesa
cnsedY fa,t received a4tha sfef<
ns, ~ iHx MARSH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-31
DEAFNESS CIREp'

SLiRPA = TX
COMPOUND kRt.oSoTE ~.
IyoR tss cure Of DFAFNhS
dssclasrgs 81 matter frssn 'ss 81
s,s.srreable noss~s. hss inc epA
iailiat u water. whining Of tie. g. :
sts ,,sspioHs Of Approaching s.
g.n<rsily sfientsni ~iik The DIR - a.
Or J cRuaBACkER. No ] = =
This messeins % k.khiy fsfa1 r
a~srss e-ns6osiss srs s,sea, > ;. -
r~..ass. Of he many ssaonasias - .
s<slsmed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-31

"hf Will You DsLAY9-t,. a.
w the Vet. unhealthy ~es,b., ~ .se
9. seate N four sfsicin. thar !. e-ft.ss :, -.
you 10 an nllmoiF sfssol HAs "a, s,..,s.a ?
iaashi you hss not ocular pyoof. ,-as,.l.s :
feh mat 1eHfHnsp'saH = cefiai. s~sts - -
Nhehi i maY encounter when left gntl -.
aeflod7 - anu tate
THEN WHY WILL You DELAY
ffoeuung remedy IN aus season - -.
lhe progress Of that feil desiraY,fI .snes
Nhfh SION terminates IA coashsna sktt
soreness Of ihr Threat md snasnmAt5an :, 49,.
hsras asmafaDe OF the nfonehi /. s,nssa -
and the Lungs Ieaderes open 10 sisr.s. sra 81.
Persons s1Hef theiarelfes 10 rf..ttss,. -
dseH looks in a. aieiy door wh~n n AL -. k -.s.a
10 y. concerned atoni Their health 49, = 81 81
h.s Too late. MAJ sn No 49,.
eold tsse timely ~sfnlag and set ~ al :, =.
neon as possible. =. F" ~
bf buncshs Fxatetorsnt Remedy .,a
soiofs The nu.lc. tested by fhoutans. - s.i
ed ~ aiinosi every family ihtourhou, - -
efeni states Tor Diseases Of s-e n i
TN CHEST AND LUNGS
The sasi am.nnt scli N iht. en-, 81
. manY persahs sho come hsek .as ,,h,. -
: the nAf dor az hstlles. Is sgriel.at ss.g..sl
I IL wondefla. efncser ef--eaos
Call upon INA Nina,
hheeIlng
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-31
IL MIIIIi.

/ VII sfhsffisers having purchased ike llfu
bth YARD 81 Man street nesf ne R,.ays
''.ihff'f grouped ~ Mclean a Rec. te,ne.,f,9l,
sisfa TIE pubic at he, are prepared a. ~ -.
= 'eia,sa al and. q PINE LUMBER ~ The fno,,
favorable Terms laf ea.h. 'ss
A.'sssed 10 IN. yard d. IN eleslen, plaainr ma.
""'eb Nj he cs'nsiasIf supplied n.ls 49,.
sf'as hsatss, baafl lag o,.lsas. Sc. Mh.rh ,,,u
s''a hi cash. AZ lss a. ANY place m The we..
Promptly attended To- Is paor All
Wheeling. August ! LII
sshihgian faam DER copy 10 ssna.s, ~ -. A.,
Htah And charge Tine. eo'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-31
JtsI KHtI.lAIID.

Just hECIlAID.
A GENERAL a.soam a. Il DtQss ra4u,. and
/ N ntt SIaiis. amongst Aaita ats
10 Cathsss 81 hanal.
da AqHs Fsufs.
q "a Nanaur Ae,d.
. so sdg4aae ElAst
30 So. Nnfe.
3 80 A4ps Ammanla.
5 Na.es 6am Gupni ami Saeliae
A lru etsr, Chrome Gfren and yellow
zas6. Eae lalnptas1
HaI 81. TatIaiainr.
A. . a1.sh vii be sd 81 he lowest f-lae. n,
- II JAMES BAkeR
geArENr ciRRYtNe KNIVES. "a sapef.af
a qeslaA an .e.lfs Ard Watkrf. pr sale
81 he hatd~are slofe oi orr 4 eRLER
4 t0rfEf N1llS--Ane,hsr su.plF ted III.
y aa,. AID Tor sale ~halssaie a,d fsiaii. y
ns, y CIT GkEER l59 Mn 8
a soAl saoA a, s-A snsply III laffe ~
u Cal IA sei. lasi re. i 49, ar -4ie ~
aos Il OFT 4 GREER 49, Man :.
Mn Geeps.-f fflosf srfiyaIof
Fail HfNTER GOODS.
u me eheaHest casA tote oil } b y Z +
II ARsH, n Isl Man 5 ifael.
Nhefe Thy bavs 5ust received aud .re now
opening large stock u faHaaa u inter duaas
tAaN@ ia AHA llHa 10 thcf finer STOCK makes
lha1 asseii ineni complete. I. fsoas wishing %
Hafehhst viii inu II 10 thtlfI interest 10 Ave Us
call. a. Ne are determined 10 ave
81 GREAT BARGAINs.L8
10y =
M JEssoP d SONS CAST steel
VII sohseahef has iuu trtei.rd
Il case / ~ fe6ued expressly for saes.
Do sssonsa nom Ia inches .luafs.
do Double ,heaf, re6ael IN edee loal,.
do German OF Seyf4e teeI.
A. &c genuine To- L. WHICH Ls "A. "a Ia +
'mtih's - sufeuof 40 Saadef.sa A Bfaiaef'. mann
iactafe fho,e nha haNe gwen "a it3.lay ma,
can be worked with hshef heal Than any att.ef
't'si SAMUEL NEIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-31
= NV AhkIVAL OF DEslRABLl GOODS

~AEw ARRIVAL OF DESIRABLE (.Oons
HAVE received further .upyi, a d.,',-.I.
! sooSs, among shich ars Am. .u.., -,
I 'esi's AMI T~ail-d eissxsabl. Alpsos ~ crr.,s
a Tea ant beautiful snicle Hs.
-ALSos-
osnslns blns Rlsrt Alpaos clolh.
rs'a ! Del sr.d sola sla,d $, .h,l1,..
ans .npsr blsek Tbissi ss,.i..
- hsset Cashmere an Lana ..,l -.
s~ y super efvosde 6inrhssn.. Yer, rr.,,y
" r sELsY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-31

lsffs ss~stkfas . f3as t.a
srASf~lt sz1i.E LEATHER
II ~ So Nsfnsss - -
- l.iu.as >sfsss. 1ssfssa. fef,
At sa5ia.s Ksnsfalr AS
GAPS.
asnaaesassss fsass e -. S.
l.Hsf cars. ~. f'19aa. So
Asasfa af.a <s6fsi. Caa~
lnlsnis' ttss a sss4 krlxs ras
dslfAss ss4ie.
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toMnIssioNrp.S sAl.r.

Il CHANCE RY-lu HE clf,aa .nlesiaf snae
fiof cunTi II laN and cHaHrtrf f4f 1HIoeaunIf
The Aorih aoeleia hsph u AagIaa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-31
Al orllEg kllnlelANs

90 #HH mn
nss IN faaa. II sdssftamn. u 49,. - I
have ttsHs fnsf ftat8sefAn84 sHa faHne e ~
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~ usihazfA II IH#st488as. Bh=s. @as F@fsA
II Af5sHsa Is 81 sNa nsss rfsiaA Il "a as
s.aaeass = ali psi nsanafa 1fsntatns
III Joan narkIaf4. 81 iasIrafi. n -. -
\ Baf Fa4rFs6fanH ~ In#f fsfea #ssH - HaHs
b. Ehfselas haa E8fsf ~ r - aHfh fsa
f5.aa g.fs5H ard Aiss sHeihsf, 20 TIE sef ls~.tf
/ : =. II
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Accf>t.-1ass tsnslsfi
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EAT liEfs-Jaa r.,
y \ tsfiaap STAINS. af1d -
NJ Il or j
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

Several farmers in this quarter have cul-
tivated a new variety Of Wheat, for a year
or two past, with grea satisfaction. II is
called Alabama Wheat, from the fact, that
half pint was brought here from that
State in 1889, BY an observing farmer
After finding that i succeeded well in
this climate, he disseminated it for seed,
and tits computed that this year, 1000
bushels have been raised, chiefly in the
Whitewater Valley. II takes the prefer
ence, by far, over all other kinds Of Wheat
brought to this market, weighing from 81
u 68 lbs. to the bushel. Its yield having
averaged about 80 bushels 70 the acre this
season, and the crop. was 20 forward, that,
at Harrison in thiSc Scb0nty, it was al har-
vested " the sixth Of June; one man IN
that place Has tAlsei this season 500 BUSH
els, that sells suick II 81 per bushel, for
seed. 7lts cnitnrJin this quarter, and in
he nciRhboring parts Of Indiana and Ken
tucky, win 'be largely extended this fall
The Clefmont Fourier Association will
alone sow one hundred acres with X. Mr..
Bradbury. Nj. Faein, and probably other
Millers here, are selling il 70 farmers, for
seed, 1t 81 per bushel. The supply how
ever, Is iar shorsf Tie demand. = Cinciu-
s.xss hsl4s.i 22Ass tFssSaa8 ~ sssFSy xN
- - sAess'n sAes.'ln 81 Ii fesss .sastsss a.ss 4 g
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14
BURLINGTON, IowA SATURDAY, DECEMBER IA, .ls44..
The Printers Doena.
bv rHoaaAs SsAcxsLLAA

e The Rrinter's Doom.
A printer, weary and wan, s
His face al morta ypae,
AZ he weari y p odded his homeward way
Before the breaking Of ear y day, .a
Broke out in bitter Wal. .
His voice was husky and ow,
As though his lungs were gone;
And he coughed and gasped, and cougAed again,
And he pressed his hand on his heart in pain,
Viii . thus his p amt ran on:
s.. ~ world Of toi Is thisl .isa ls8 ai
a.e Il hath no Joys for me, S. asq fa,efa
IT'S abor by day, and abor BY night, An. ,..,s.
BY the ight of the sun, and BY cand ight-
Labor continua y.
s aSome men have aday of rest, f,ns
But Sabbath for me is not: ,.E ii
II Is toi the week, and toi on the the day
That God has given to rest and pray ~ sta9
'a Lo! this 10 the printers OIL so
"lVhen was boy I" he said, v,
81 aged on the hi Of green;
I swan in the stream--l fisftsd Ia the brook
.dnd b sssed was to sit and ook s ss3a
,gsifs Unfsttsred on Natures seaas. M at
For twenty sad years o. more.
-ts%3 MY ife has worn away
In murky rooms of poisonous ar M $3.50
= hen I've yearned for sight ofthe ~ eys fair.
49, .and the ight ofopen day. hss bee
2Ra4l ..An innocent prisoner doomed
NV heart is heavy within; aa<a #tH
Oh why shou d pan untainted BY quit
Who the oosl Of creature never hath spi C.
Be pent like fe on for emp" i aaaa
The printer then cooyhed aud sighed
The stars were growing dun a4a.s4
find he upward & anced at the morning sky.
rs he in y thought It were good to die iN7a33e
.dnd death wou 4 b resi- 70 him.
His heart was tired Of heating;
He prayed to the Lord above 'tksV
To pity man whose heart had been riven
By toll for other mems interest given
N .and he wept for His mercy and love.
He hied to his humh homei
Hs chi dren awoke to cry
Oh. father oh mother! Pm hungry for breadi'
.amd the printer bowed down with an aching heed
On his Mary's spto die! 4i.al
Oh ye! who have never known
The richness that's in Z crust
When nothing is found on the desc ate she T.
.dnd the suiferer's pocket 10 empty Of Peif-
Receive my story on trust. ff
's.a Say not in your care ess score.
4o~0k What boots sthe ta e to you! Ntsat
The rhymer who traces these roughly writ rhymes
Hath known Of such sufferers IN other day times,
.dnd the main Of his rhyme is true.
Remember this no y truth
The man who Z oof hath stood
When heart broken brother for succor did crave
.and he stretched not finger to b ess and to save
Is veri y gui ty of b ood!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14
Keep your best stock.

Many farmers are in the habit Of selling
their best animals, 40 they will bring the
highest price. A greater mistake cannot
be made. A difference Of ten or twenty
per cent in the price Of single animal, i
a small affair compared with this difference
in a whole herd. BY keeping the very best
to propagate from, the whole may be made
Of equal excellence, and in the course Of
few years, numerous animals might be pro.
duced having the excellent properties that
now distinguish some few Of the best.
What should we say Of farmer who
has several highly valuable varieties Of ,po-
tAtoes, and other kinds that are inferior, and
for the sake Of ten cents extra for a bushel,
lie sells for consumption all his best yari-
cites, and plants those that arc inferior,
when in consequence Of this impfudent
measure, his next crop will fall short twen-
ty five per cent. Every one will condemn
this course, and few, If any, are 80 wanting
in discretion as 70 pursue IL; yet many
take q similar course in selling their best
animals, and propagating from the poor.
For the purposes Of work, beet, and the
dairy, there are probably no cattle superior
to our native breed, where attention has
been given 70 improve them, though some
Improvement for certain purposes may DO
made by cross with foreign breeds that
excel in the qualities desired. There is a
vast difference in our cattle in sections
where much attention has been given to
Improvement by selecting the best, when
contrasted with those where little or no at :
tention has been paid to the subject, and as
a matter Of course, the best have been sold,
or eaten up because they were the latest.
very man that raises stock has it in his
power TO make improvements, and he
should avail himself Of all the advantages
around him to turn this power to the ben
eft Of himself and posterity.-l Bost. Gull
tiyator. assN H-8 nHi #t.. M .s1lfa4aa# 5at
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

SHoorIre sx AcclDENT.-"Plase your
lordship's honor and glory replied Tim,
4 shot the hare by accident" "By accf-
dent" remarked aptain O'Halloran.--
by accident, continued the postillion. II
was firing at bush, and the beast ran
across my aim, all. Of his own accord. -
IL game keeper tells ! different story,
replied his lordship.' Och! don't put faith
in what that man says,' said Tim Ryan,
when he never cares shout teliin' the truth
anyhow. He told me ethe othcf day your
lords ip was not % fit 70 iill the chair of
justice as a jaekass!" SAY, ., ,''exe1Aim-
ed Viecoant Kilskiddery, sindeed, and
whAt did you sayp' sPhiss your lordship,
/ said yoar ldrdShip wsss H.i u.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

As a stranger went into the church,
yard Of pretty village, he beheld three
children at . newly made grave. A boy
about ten years Of age was busllS engaged
in placing plants Of turf about it, whilst q
girl who appeared to be year or two
younger, held in her apron few roots Of
wild flowers. The third child, still
younger, was sitting on the grass, watch
ing with thoughtful look, the movements
Of the other two. They wore pieces Of
Grape on their straw hats, and few other
signs Of mourning such as were some
times worn by the poor who stru gle be-
tween their poverty and their Affections.
The girl soon began planting some 81
her wild flowers around the head Of the
grave, when the stranger addressed them.
Whose grave is this children, about
which you ore 50 busily engaged?'
Mothers grave, sir, said the boy.
And did your father send you to place
those flowers around your mother grave?'
mo sir; father lies here too, and little
Willy, and sister jane
When did they die?'
Mother was buried . fortnight yester-
day, sir, but father died last winter, they
all lie here.' 1ss sa8
Then who told yon to do this?' p
Nobody, sir replied the girl.
why then do you do it?'
They appeared at a loss for an answer,
but the stranger looked 50 kindly on them
that at length the eldest replied, as the
tears started into his eyes, 81 we did
love them sol
Then you put these turfs and wild
flowers around where your parents are
laid because you loved :hem!'
: es SIR they all eagerly replied.
What can be more beautiful than such
an exhibition Of children honoring the
memory Of departed parents! Reader, are
you an orphanp never forget the dear pa
rents who loved and cherished you in your
infant days. Ever remember their paren-
tal kindness. Honor their memory by
doing those things which you know would
please them were they now alive, BY q
particular regard to their dying commands,
BY initiating their virtues and piety; and
BY carrying on their plans Of usefulness.
Are your parents still. spared to youp ever
treat them as you will wish you had done,
when you stand lonely orphan st their
graves. How will remembrance Of kind
and aff ctionate conduct towards those de-
parted friends, then help to soothe your
grief fand heal your wounded heart.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14
New Fancy Goods.

NEW style Grape de pekir and fancy twilled
cashmere. and niuslio de laies. and alpaca
we'll assorted for ladies dressss very cheap. Also
fancv velvet prints aud shawls. large and smaid
sAswls new st.l>s. also ribbons art6cials. eiovee
Ate with msifs aed fam y tri,nings, giMps aad !
splendid lot OF Callicoes. - -
oct 26. WESLEY JONES.