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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08

Al ameetlnI at the Clay clna al Patrick, held Al the
courthouse. the 22l july Col Turner IN the chair
the following preamble aud resolutions wire adopted:
Whereas The Wing Central GomHittee have recon-
mendtd I" HE wings Tie prapfey al holding con
venons at sGe central paint In each tunl ssoral dis
Ttt, m eu OF Stale cbnsenton and whereas i is the
",J'rt "' me wing iariy, not only 10 trc W. CLAW
President al The nIed stales, but elect him by AS
large majority as l'~sal'; AID Whereas IT the Gu'y
al every why " no has etnertsi u uutv at heart
particularly at his tlUe When the WIole caialpue OF
aiSe Is hraped upon HE gnd name OF Henry CIay t.,
spare M eAeruns-o leave slune uniuIn,d IA the
good cause; Therefore, Resolved,
That The Clay Club ot = county of Patrick recon
mend To the wings Of this Congressional district the
propriely Of hulina district mass uer-
my al Franklin h"nn house, The ST AIpnday in Sep
ttmher next, aud Vi taking immediate acon upon this
subject
Rrsuyed, That every Wing in the county Of Pat,
f.k be app,ned delegate 10 attend said cuuvrnon
Res"l>ed. lLai the corresponding committee invite
giucen' Wlicher and Wn Ballard Preston To ad,e,,
the clay club al The next August court.
Resolved, Iha, the proceedings of This mecinr be
published N the Iynchburg Nualnmn. and that the
" hi! aud X porter requested h enpy The slue.
GRAN FORD TURNER, Chalt.uan.
GFoEGE L. DoDsoN, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08
pt.DI.AR WILLIS.

At meeting Of the Pedl4r Mills Clay Club, held at
the Club House, nn Saturday the 2jth july the tot
lowing resolution " as adopted
heso'red, bal, al the At Eieeiing of this Club,
to be held On Sautdy the TIA oi August next al tins
place. general discussion OF the principles involved
the present caavess wal be had. and oar DEMO
CRATIC FRIENDS be crlally invited u attend pat
lie pale IN The discussion.
10 T.. EunANR, e,
nj Rrpuv pec res
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08

Their stock will be found to comprise full assor.
nen OF all the various small lite nerdrd and they in
vie The attention "t buyers, with the fullest confidence
thal they can supp every WaHl IN their line.
New York. AngS omf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08
NEGROES WAITED.

fir' subscriber having associated himself with the
Messrs. Davis's of Petersburg. for the sale of Ms
gr''s AZ the Santh, wishes Il, purchase
100 LIKELY YOUNG EElnoH..
OF both sexes, from 10 30 years old For such he i,
willing 10 pay The
Highest fash Value.
Persons having suc properly Tor sale III do vel, ia
''i. on "''h oe'ere making sale. N. HART.
!. 81 want to puroaasa2 or 3good LACE.
u ) for which will give Iiber,i rrce.
WV MH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08

FOE RENT AND SALE.
"A Two story White u o u ) r On the lower side
N 81 hrsi Street. npp'se MarIm's Warehouse for
it"t f'~ses Ion :" ne had inmodiarly
AND han's'lne iva story Bnrk HOUSE. npm
SIZE The Roman Catholic Church iur salr upon liberal
''hs. Apply 10 ID. ROBES.
a"e 2a2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08

C00 BIS R9CKBRIDGE LIME, IN GOOD
ORDER. Tur sale by
MCDANIEL s. McCORKLC
Jube II tell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08
Copper, Tin a,scl hrctrirOn
EsTAHr,YsYy TCuT.

Copper. I in assd hrctrirOn
EsTABLrsR NECNT.
\ HAVE taken nv old stand u.ltcr Mr.. Ches'ey
Hardy Chan FiN"ty, "heFri am erated ,neAf-
cute wark oi every kmd NY lac. liza 'ng u largr
stock =" htsi materials ~ haul, am ieefr ned t,a,
The work nm favored with shall irri t1rcnf. 4. ~
prizes In the ucs. Any kind of .its ~ Pro,i &C
iahen III .Aclangr Tor WORK. Orders lar aafr by Vi.
p"haee Will BIZ filled fee per ecni iocsr than by any 9th
~ house IN Jugnin.
WtCNIsC ROOFS
laid IN thu most arprnsd plan. Will furnish
JIcE'k.Fyy! SOrs B.lKf.y.G
nj MN TX prices aud chnu only iur putting II IN The
rnoL Ct fIEks AND SCOUTS pm, ap IN n,un or
country j D. RDuElis
IA large assortment Of RI SAlA IRON ~ hand.
suitable iof tobacco HHielcr' cut up stal an,
J. u. X.
August 3 st.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08

Al regular mreling ef the Gay Club Of the Cave,
held at M'"res sch" House, on Saturday, the 27tn
July, II was unanimously resyed alurud the prop
sion made ry a committee ii the Pedlar Nails Cny
Club To rndrr 10 TIE Hon. " n H. Gugain public ,n
n I" BIZ giveu the ith Friday IN AUGUST or at slrh
other ilnr as might SUIT his convenience, at a Sprnf
near ""nIrS Srh""l House IN Be9tord The iirrmi-
tnpe and No'sood CLUBS are invited Ia unite WIN the
Pedlr .NHts aud Core clubs on the occasion and the
'no"'h9 c"lu'lttees appointed inbehaIu - Itte ri:
c"""iisee Il" aifangese,is consisting of MesSrS. It,
tayeiie Ii"slcy, Jasper Clayof j In Murtell I.nn
NaJo, Et5ah J''tus"n, Lewis R,cte IS and Rodrrtc,
H. Di"S'ni and ctrnnlier al Invitation. nlslsnr 81
"esSrs john o. Lfijw,ch, l!imrn Cheatwood. r. +.
Man~.n, and Henry l.. Dawes
Resolutions were also adopted respectfully inviting
the i"des. and lheorpse party 10 participate IN The
festivities ut the day.
NATHANIEL |. MANSON, Prcs't.
MN. D.DAvis. Secretary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08
<ss Nos. safe.
lie The 6,lI,,w,;..o .-,..e
.HE subscriber ofers fr 5

J. lands, 'owI,: Ose rract /. ~ ,pJ q t.r Rive.
bell, bni ,ar fork Of Fla, CT vsaiy-Hse acres. =.
cona,nn9 aton tiiog,4bd and sG, Of l2 ar 20.
this tract IL Is estimated there np~ reg C,urbs -
Ut law grounds nf eacell.p, quality, IN il ns.,l,
which lies In blds without o break ,ctlye al
all Of The cleared high lsnis ara prt :, sill
were originally vi the first quay.-ihsre I'D.
r OF fine iobacco land clear, and tie "ut 80
ailofd an abundan, supply III good pe ''Dter rs "st
rs ,i'ubtr, and fire I'D; the whir llanaIi' Is al
,nahy adapted c1v-r and grass Il Every decfipt"n
aud the subscriber with confidence say he has never
Witnessed heuef ciaI durable effects from thesp
pca.'on If plaster iarn pen any a"d Han
he has On tluse; there is sis the land i'ssfs 10
quarry which might he wnraed t, any Jesred exientj
"a n lei are A sualI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08

ANNN NJ il'iii lilt sibStfiHfS ~ lNnChbuIu,
IL the 7,h Junr. ISL. a neA.to IN IA named
Va - - T. -,
aged about 80 years-ahoni , feet M inches hrh-
9"d l"phng. aud We'll lh,portionrd. his conn Non
dark hnmp, full head ri HAIR and s,na wins ,ets $500
hen krn Ia he Is APP la looh down, aud speaks hun
sell snwly and With semia2 eaultuu. saIl aud ~
ellrn. aud his aud address, ATE III general ulld
and submissive. lie had bla,k fur cap, which he
wears arnrraliy Inclined forward his t,h,ad aud
eyes, hayNg large p,flion o the OF his head ex
posed.
Nurses raisrdhy Mr. II. Il. Hunter, near Green
ifnr Bidgt aud II Mns ihuugh 1hnl he WAS srcu IN
The On lust Ia lass In, NatutH Budne ~ cou,lt,,y
With Sour wagons, pnne w,si, III d nay be- he Is nov
lrh'"l tie u'ghl rh' od =, his I'D o, 81 II Is ps
sbl, ,h.l h." may ue lurking In the ht ,hmd nj "
eucn who pu. rl@Ssd ~. al jos. Hunter ~ the
counties ut ampnii nolhaltl, Ro,hhudse and Mon
roe. tie nay ~ sslniy .h,ayor Ia makr has way Ia u
Tree STATE. -, We are ibid thai hr tprmrfIv wrkrd on
the turnpike road leadn C,iarlssioh. aud Is cnnver
sani WITH the " hu, rdnie In ohm.
We VIII give the ahnve reward cor the M tphets, %
ct Misses. II he he safely lnieed aii 50 thar We nrl
him aIain, and uew pay all reasonable c\rr,,s,s IN
addition u The reward :, n delwet d Ia US m Iyni-
burg. u. l.. WILLIAMS A. 90
hng'o Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08

The Buckingiaw Fesnat-Wc shall publish in our
next Interesting description u! Ibis great Nhig
srmbage. the ,Dean wnile VIII uny d,
the esrrdtmc Vi the iWp'sln. scene. wncn appeared In
the last Republican. Is gross. that II carries lis
refua.ion on ~ lace. especially as 10 Lie number pre-
seal. Its inoripant Will be cour4JicIed by thousands
Of eve Witnesses.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08
GLOVES AND NIITTS

In every variety for Genlereo. Ladies', and Misses,
Nd ot the nos approved manufacture, Buck Nerina,
NVrpIen Silk. Ll;', FIIet, Egyptian, Iadla Rubber
&c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08

~ The United States Brsaca Mint, at Charlotte,
N C. WAS o,slly destroyed ny tire. On the 27in ul.--
The origin ot ,ho IRE correctly known Is
believed ~ have commenced IN the Assaymg Il mn
and was probably Produced by the sr'slaneo, cnons-
,iun Vi sumo VI The acids enp,yed IN lle process.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08

MN. b. DAVIS. Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12
o. 10. 959el..f N garl q - f.il5e.rF

otr agss esasts's IN rar' af re fsilus.rT
rsss
irtce SUPERIOR Fiua tfael rreneb e'a'a. he C.
af = - iHH e'ta ~ 50 reraasa
RiHn NrHs. olive. Brown ro.I-a and infis .a.u
ttlfca fIszHs g 8. pHses-
f.ese safaisr Waved h.aver riefh. -aHH "
81. Iutufk ftt tsHt eHtesif ttan cas- Hc
pHsat 49, ttIe fi#t - tie ely.
Eiar aa8 bIars Eratat cloths very hf1tY and fee
~ suur esn "a e.
A lea - ei .aa,. susd cloths. faf s9ck erals.
4 .Hrrrilf assaIimtst of llIe black anc iaacY
-as-.pases = ~ .atsst 'aIt and aaa. if-
30 fa4asuf fhH best Hi4 dressed h'ata saHH.
sneh IS 1eH caBura eet eKar whcfs
! sp.raaid article ~ sIk and iahhY Neisots.
ine m 81 ita1H1naiie nssefiineni u new Ell
T.a9t Mtnaa ana Valencia Scsluss.
Swan Hava It.{iHss al every pree
Pilot s.atss an3 Fla .hpss that .a.l9i he beat
ns - Gree 1H1 HHaifY
GIfa'lt ein'aH aut Fr.srteras.
;9r'ur.H and Heavtffccns.
Kentucky lnu NHefH 1elnf.
iIrsl lHd s.leHaH assrFimfni Of taH'ineiis,
vhItt beng bought hy fbc casr. We can ae,t A.
tsys rs 81 evta Chasaus AID A.nscas. ~a ch
W. vii sell Wy iuw AS. 3 Hisce SUPERIOR
i.uslrs e.lavde. Italian LeieR Ha7s
s vtA selected assortment 81 huusa .ud AWtr-
BI.trhed snd brown masfns Green B,te
Green aud Canton fIafreiss
: inc - sofiln znt II q ss.'s faneY soais
-'ug Cout.. SIX RHNsHIas aHt faf=.s=
Geufl.meus' SIX iafhaee. Mosou, car'u and
Country suil d. ffHsa rscsci hds's sails
8 bua Cotton aa. OF all stnfs M.fluo So iamHs
Wool under sb.ris sad drswcfr. sui -. N07s#
tod knt Ncun4 Sf.ffs. Aofsied au0 cotton
eiaF.rs. Giu'a and Giazsll aps -,,
4 splendid a.-onnenl ~ Bacs sk,n, Ss.e. Cum
ils-us aud cotton Susreudcts. bnc m sis
peuder suas e0 dozen iashipnsHle sHlrt collars.
- dozen fa.uonsble black saun stacss.
~ .l'ffor nrtsis II el1es anu uosNh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12

1850. - -, lannc
At the Ncw siere Of } u T. 4 y " AHNli
e. no ~ MAJ stree. X = vars.
hsyo 1eceived iheI nEsi stock Of fstt and
Wineo eede..as follows
syafr Egfsfh .bsark, tnghsh and Alnoiisan
wosl dyeq GassnM Plan aen ianey ea.sl,9e,ss
Beige, p's'n benver. rlushioR and fpos
ssa,iins,ds; Aen'nes' 3esns IN ars...,i 49,
teys wn,1 .snzr eea, III go.
,nn'en rinn ,an p.a'n mn * 80 rt,.n.s
~. ssyie.1 p,a',l, s'l,pso'
ann ~. apsSa l., s,,"s
setW esz2e ~ 49, " '.,a eo !, = -
Snnsaass !;s.nI tspe hleal rtf,.h
auneuns 'Ws,., .tns" 80 AL
a'ifn' ~ ,aes
u,.,2 f;~ss, na,.. ~, ra,,s,
VI Y ss:s,. Ti,h,, - - AMI
III IL sl,s,.is'.. a ,ad llset
tswH.,e, 3nAs,5f' CO. 4 ~. - - i
Nv Nv ~ a. s5S. lHSr ~ a.. M. I".n'' 81
- ~. IN ~ A.99pn' ~, ,,,,as
VT sS"s. y - 90. 49, 1l.5 ises
's'',s. .rs arblNl N"lsle9' 1911 y
sgah',s,sn ftSs..sll' -. ~, -. soii
III ss;s,1e;- : ~ 80. IL IL, s,s,ad iron
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12
DRY-G 90 - ).
GREAT ATrRaCTioSi
SECOND. spLENDio STOCK or
NEW GOODS!!l

s1sHE BUU9CN}BfR begs I've u MO ?.
shs c(sineun OF acsims saA u'
rs;ehboshsud. lkat he has u, rsiufnsa ION
phsIsdclphia and Baltimore, ard - ao' f'ee't'
FRESH STOCK or NEW GOODS.
Beng the SECOND sneply thu. "a -lafl Ter
anfrv Avn cHkAsssss cs.nut be Nee'0~ u
e4usiled iHstho Gsty sf "neslns.
Cisths Of ssery vss'e'Y Of shsde ana ''''e'
RI law jnsccd..
cassi.ncrcs and cassiaelis oiise sf.ai'ss saen
iily ianskinsbIe.
Kentsck y Jeans. faffed rlotha.
Kersevs HEAVIER cloths, o.irstie cloths, snd efe-
rvxafieeg Of goods for essr ans - IL pons-
Bleached aud HTswn agslns, fl.anc.' an
AiS0-ihs lssges, assortment 81 Cal'so's he
ho6 esUs offered - The public
Domestic EosIsten ana Manchester "tHFA p ms
SpIoodid now stsle goods FOR dresses, s9es -
nch fxsd Y<trsfs. Chlna Pc in, Nansln Or
Laiue, Musl,n Dc Lasae SIX aifirc AsfNssrs,
"a new nrtcic1 strpe I. f. 4. hsnseshle' pislu
and vafir xafsl AfpasI Eusiffs. WI, every
Kind or 0oods In fashion for Lafiss arttstfi
.SAA ~ Handkerchief Glosfs, HosisrE h.ffl
CniIs. eihtens. Boaaei siiAs aud anlDgs, Ar
The unaSf3lkned ~oal TAKE this occasion to
express his ybonks 10 the publ t1r INC inefal
saage ofthejf paironrsc heretofore received sha
hopea IND 64)ltyts that an examination 81 hiA
stock NIL not<ofy say that he Is siisl -n alice
TO full o0arc Of the public paironege
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12

F1RINGEs, GlNFs and OTHER TRIA.
Il MING have slaridd n'fpfmetd Of
Fnnees. Giml., Binds. Whai.s'a's. ba'i"ns hf
.,,,, s.a OIL, ,riele, ~ 1lliast- Tuamius.
- VI z sia-BY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12
hR. iliTE's AMERICAN ANTI rIl:r'
y LIE WILLS L.1 lie nL.A.ul-nn cL-r. q

hR. X ATS AMERICAN ANTI ElIl.fS
y LIE FILLS, for thc prevention =. cttrs u
senses allslng from a disofttred f.trech and
Thee pills ne nor oftred =. ,'rccifc 10
cure NJ .lseases. - a'osi Of the rrb .ieafions
~ medicine hieelv drelirs. bnf ste cxrrcse
: ffepot'd o. - ren oval # !" ~ fileps
Msfteri which HE FIRE, .eed - ds,nar. NJ
fhe a1nc nc uut5fg tic hlcod and s.eptfsllY
restore tho d..frscd ftna.1aea - ~ hrfnnl
economy 20 sontd health. AZ tyntr54 ms afo
serthfn - scfnmnI1r an eAeef- 4 t'le hen
fnf'ersHsc food remaining N tho ftomnehi
sahre 'zknesa mt ain, lass ~ nefttr.
hfaIao -. ceefYoncss. Tor aad fuffIsl fes.fs,
dgsfersla. iser centl ~. fltrWaN,u5 -
&C.. One sinsfs e. ..,st 10y - ~ -.
ANTfBlflOU> LIFE PILLS
W. completely carry ont md rem 80 lie root
the urinary Cause ~ usnat az the iiaIfessftF
rnF1nt 80 20 GER rcr ~ n i.ft,1f - II
those who value To hfe4th rfrioei Il : Ill
'nf nfiant matter untf' dI.orfr 80 - sca'ft
m Tn rnnsnfnt on md fCfdfr,d Z T. frt ."
eyaeuete. Yrose rlls are arnllral l. ~ . es.ee
of sfrtnffe ft4m childhood np % - 80, sd
can b. ntef VIII retf,rt safesY rs NJ afft snY
circrnsiorrfs ptIitoi ~, tme's d e,eleffe
letua les hp SO - frfrurntE SUI - - tran.
'aspf comula5nfs. ~iHeh efieu t-fi#r Dior
heefh YorF ifecnf5oHe
Tic erelt superior. ga oct'eee r.als = Sat
-erfes7rcd frdn fht aal#-t'faF G tsfhs
~ NOS. Th"ir nature il 10 se'eans,. .erIfy
H1". frepa' hrn. hafml.es TO tie cons .fuhqn
and deafh 30 iisenae.
r. American Anti hfious iifo 80 allowed ~
the ffoa5auds vi hive usef 1hen, 40 &c the
best p4retfise aai mrilc,na ~ - sienee. T.
cause f1ey not ONLY fefnnvf ~ ohH1ruct.oua. and
prl 90 the ssstem Of rs iinrutiues; bat hec7uss,
aat winch "a extremely inperitrt. stfrnafhers
and ives p-arar tone 10 The stomach nra no.
dure he,lhv 9eithn Of NIL tho rafte Res.3es
fhev aro 81 - 7 an . ati- ~ fhfIr onerntte0s A.
- render ihefn Mail ffnss y pe-fartlv saf' I'D
iesfaAi. rrreaY. Tho nh rfed would ID WI,
ihru. 70 nureh2ee lo9 ~ fvo of tHfs W bic
mr. iriee and give p fair trl9l. fnsfe= r # a..
$40 'nr ihe,r sYsfer with fffracaied Docs II
faIame and other dfner 50 injurious = hHman
les ard haouioese.
raneipll oNee ar The s-lo ~ tbia valuable
med 1n- M %. North Ewfih at PbIlBd iglaat
and ztf' 81 a. of4 genaf1Ils an3 b.
NV - T. q y y y ApSu Wheel No.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12

Gwen ai New Y0ta, tbs Iata day o. Deee~gef'
1872.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12
io.ooe DOLLARS.


" CO. So lt1 Aaf s'sl W ii#ai SO y q
4 4 YORK; void respectfully 'a H -
sH4.,sef- SOD fe fnhlIt generally tai te i.s )s-
fs'sfH'. am ~ 81. n'la D s'a'f. -.s.f'a
u'3 tNels #a gro. t'ds =. Co s'5f N'7s
Ibeaafe. I'ae.'. =. -. - "a's. BE- - 80 '.'
- sa' f.zt taseH = 81. g 20 s'.'i'f nm s's'
TIE rsH.rs s ifffra % ~. ana eAahit"s 'ns ''
lowing Hs s-.'f
.9f0Ztl.te.
laa #aze ssta-#-s t.'=5 .5s - ,.,,.,.t.,
81 h.t.s ehar iNisf y. - 4'-t' -
iH % Beson $50 g.. ~ 'a's. 80 .5'''' :. :.
2a1l t.s La SUGAR, t.a' . - tA's.
2Hu@ q uhHc iiataH - lzrf.ss III
- a.s fesl.s' ~ 's's' f'H'. 17f's
laea 80 sAlfRAl vs.
~ s"Acs = ping I'm w. sts 4'-.''
- 81 15r.HB -
- il - Jog -
tefs' tNf.l -z-.z.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12
yuptasnEp DAILY AND WEEKLY ~
JxMEs T.. WHARTON,
=. rHx csaNKn OF usleS 80 WIS sfH'tfs
WHEELING. "A.
DAILY PAPER rs ~. $ q


DAILY PAPER rsa ffsa. s3,}
sax uaSrHs IA advance -
rfs NasFH 80
:. >. rrs NEsA. u.
s.o.ie rae~fs lar sale hY TIE esrf.eu aai al lie
ssier 81 , rent. rory.
The Weekly paper,iho Wesiel1 f'fs.aia ii@e-
,asI.Aed "a wsare,aay At g ~ per aaaoH
in advance. or 90 if MOI paid vi % one month
from The bcsin.ing sfthe wear. Noue" s-a.efi3fs 9
will be received. exsepi such as pay 90 al vance
Yer 6 meslhs 81 so 4 iststl's.' 'hafsed ~
,b<e tiher received fornicss tern inns sit m7ntas
u no pspc discontinued except i'hc discretion
Of the pshs.shss. Until oil iffeafases are paa.
TEnus or xpyrsrtstNo
Three i,ssflivns Or isss PEI spare. slIp
One week. So
Two Weeks. -
TAres weehs. -
Fanr weeks. 80
Two m,~.hs $500 Tare. Months -
Advertisements inssrieJ ~ lafhs o "ii"aAi
ssfess rsasr. vii ~ -sened untd otd'-a ~
ID charged enc asiIsr i-r Isl ihr-. fnseii'' 80
Il cts l,r each in.ruisn A. Aafef.'sr"'i's
nssftcd fArseilfnts = ecek isf uAr-c isauhs lhe
assve Weekly f,r one mil r-r weck
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12
KNOW Martha Conhn, aud believe what she
states 10 tals document 20 BE- perfectly tfne,
JOIN POWER,

Re5torof - Psisrs Church.
GIgenbt View YuIA, tbs tsta day u Deee@bef
1872.
place hll confidence 10 the statement made
by IIariha Couiiu; having known hef iue lAsi
r,g.1tg years vail cneeriiiiY give any PARTICULAR
tn rt.4tf8H to her ease 10 th9ae Mo may "lsa
H',t6rr mi rmai.on. sr ELIZABETH
SeueT'oroi ID. ilonaa Catholic Or an Asylum.
Pnnee stIeet, New fofk Dec H. I7iz.
Ihayfcopfdencs ii the representations made
he Marina Conln. AID buse tali know ridge Oh
~, ILIJAH = rIHD1
Alsern,an l0th Ward Vi inc GU lie" iefk.
Dee -, laiz.
Martha Conlln hns lived N ny fnmily the lasi
fey.,fs. aad hef, ~ certify tnbi the foregoing
.tatefD al made b heIAsl4 J. eVfie1l
Mfs MAXI u LLOYD,
~ 90. l6.4. 81 N.~ols, = }.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-29
Moral and Religious.
GOLDEN WORDS.

In a book ofdcvOtion which we took down tins
morning, we found some excellent things, 80 ht'y
spoken, and so we'll worthy to be remembered, aye,
written on the heart that for our own and the good
of our readers copy them
Oh H'aichmGn.
If wo were truly humble, and looked upon our
selves as most miserable sinners, we should willingly
submit to all universities, and bear patiently the bur
den and ipGrmes of others, considering that God
has borne with us a great deal more, Observing
therefore the faults OF our neghbor, we must not
forget our own. Perhaps in other things we are
weaker than he. This will restrain us from Judghg
rashly, or speaking unadvisedy to others hut irst
we should speak to God about it, and then try with
gentle means to improve those we may think worthy
of blame. Nay the best method is TO consider our
negihbor on the good and the bad side and to
see whether we cannot apologize for him, aud have
not reason severely 10 condemn ourselves. If his
fault admits Of no excuse, still we must not suffer
him to stir up our corruption, but plead afectionatey
for him before the throne our iogiying God-lt Is
very easy to find fault with others, but to show love,
and restore them by prayer and bolhery correction,
is quite another thing
This is worth reading thrice over. Such truths
as these are peculiarly important in these days,
and their value scarcely be overracd at any time.
five would judge ourselves, (not others) we should
not be Judged oflhe Lord
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-29

few moments, 7 saw them in the line, walking WIN
their arms round each others necls, towards alhcN
wood Here they found the shade and cool AR 80
refreshing that they were enced 10 stays sometimes
shooting. and sometimes reclining on the soft grass
mill the declining sun told them was time to return
home. When they had reached the brook where
YOU 20 to sail your little boats, they stopped to look
at the fish few minutes. At last, John turned to
come home; but hearing sudden exclamation nom
Henry he turned round and doing SO, ;he muzz'e OF
his gun, which he held under his arm, pointed IN the
direction of llenry's head, who STOPPING over,
and drendu to relate, the gun went off, and the con-
tents entered Henry's head aud he fell over into the
water without utering single cry! Your poor broth
or saw the body fall, and honor-struck at the shock
ing spectacle stood gazing at him for some time, in
kind Of stupeacton. At last, he reused himself and
drew the body TO the bank, and throwing himself
upon it poured forth his complaints, in agony oc
tears, calling on him to open his eyes, and speak to
him once more but when he found that the spirit
of his dear friend had indeed flown, he left him and
came running home. ] was in the drawing room
which opens into the garden when he entered, almos'
br0ahlcss and throwing himself on the aoor, scream
ed out oh, mother! have killed him; oh, my own
dear Ilenryn knew not what to make of this frantic
burst, but raising him in my arms, | soon learned
what have now told you. Several persons were
sent in al! haste to tho fatal spot, where the body
but life was extinct. John seized that night
with a brain fever, and for many days his life was
despaired Of; and when he did recover he
mournfu s. unhappy, it ptful sight to see him
lie grew more and more melancholy; and though
ll0nry's parents very kind and did all they
could to soothe his sufierngs-he never smiled again
but would sit all day with his face in his hands-and
before the close of the year his spirit passed away
from earth. Can you wonder now my son, that
do not wish you to have gun? My feelings have
been tried beyond words to describe, and feel the
wound will never be healed For months after your
proposed, and your father took me TO Europe,
where remained two years.-Time change of
scene, and, above ALL trust in our Heavenly Father,
has enabled me TO subdue my feelings
James had all this time listened with breathess in
terest; and when she stopped, he looked up in her
face, and that her eyes full oftears. Dear
est mother, never, again will ask you FOR such
dangerous plaything; but will try, all my life, 10
comfort, and be to you all know my brother would
have been, he had lived And his mother pressed
him to her heart and said;
Yes, my dear, l have doubt you will do SO, and
it is source Of much comfort that have such
a son. But you must remember to look to, and de-
pend on Divine assistance