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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-03
JOHN M'GAuCHi
(,AUsE AND cuRr-T1-,. !. =

'hCst AND CURE-Then "a ca
y ever, disease, and eon.equenil, cure
"'a "''s'''ais ifosn one cause.-The ind ~
- nc s'''nenis Of iile. Whatever !. taken T. %
my ue"ceis'is 81 once 10 tie .iosasrh. When. .--
'"e opefa''Ons of the gastric JUICE. II !. -
'a'oush The human canal. sAd thu. lrs,s,
''''e'" 'fee aud hesl,hy. n lhs natural p,osrs'
''eP'se'' something - wrong and immediate i.t
-" = iognued sfAINBuRN's ysgee
"se' f~' al such times are The OIL, fefss.s
me '"e 'o'fuFs mailer. which. ffeisiaeS
lse bowels Accelerate disease and gradual, col.
s',''' sac eV'.'hlu,'sh. We eat ell And. ri -
'D1s ef''n'A'eiy, without The least regard 10 BE-.
anu men ~"'def why we e.iek. Con.iiuie4
o'u"'s'y habits ID men now are. ne -
-. :" "o'aef al Complaints Of ise body J
'''o''H Fili. snd lie relieved M once.
cents per boI
ALo ~ nsss.-r
Jana ,.,sN-i,o,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-03

( soMMkActNG At o'eioek TIA. nan j,
~ The CITY AUCTION ROOMS.
- Baies Aoald Candles.
10 do casenai.h Tobacco.
$4,000 Commea s~gat..
80 dVsrn b9tes Backing.
80 da Cefn l3ns,sas.
~ 10 Pressed Tatablsfs.
80 rds sap iasfsin Carpet. (secon1 hand
And one pew IA The Presbyterian Church. ~
s9id without reserve 1T cash. by
Jan ) "a paENTLiNOER, Aos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-03
NEW YORK. fRIDAy. n

ihefe mas heee Ices buay anrY Ia the oalian maj.
as'' s''' ia'e' are h'h' and 1900 bales have been
taken, principally By specalaiofs.
Tie Hour market temairs wilh.,p, al,.,.,,,,.
Ne" York wefe taken for erp3u - Is
gaoi North Carolina corn IL 1900 Rocco. A..
hides were taken of tanning ou pf,v.te tenn. 49,,
iS9o Mafanhams Of Sc. ~ suctsn ~ M.
n'men'' PLAIN India Rubbsfs sold stI7la o. qs7
Do heefed 80 IS s66 men, plain a. Al i0o5
Inquired DO 40 a ~, $50 childfen'. dot ltso -
hsu, =. SASS os3 meas plan 30a49 sio 6roted
Inc Stock market i unsettled. ana pf.ce. b.,.
'e"a" arc ''hdenc1' has caused IN a efes, ,n.,.
ufe of Tie present ra'es Of isfesn e,ehsose ,.b,e
ere 10 active demand. Sterling ha, h.sn Ia
s,gh az J. but The bulk Of the ba.,n,,, ~. -
loo ana lOJa on London, 527! oa p.,,.' -.
dam 40 Bfemsn 7sis 70 "''''e'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-03

"' e'hais pe'eas Society. will meet -.
oOuHe" Chamber. on "Wednesday the I'd m, :, a
oeioek. NJ The LADIES' Of m. e,,, a., =,
"e'e'' IA tn. association. ate re..sc,o,liv
requested 10 attend
MA uPDEGRAFT, P,e.t
Luor DeTrlElo sse'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-03

'9ohn' what IS geography p
-. BIOGRAPHY IS the history Of every.
'h'ng on earth, except the sun. moon
ana a, siars-and The steam bullgine.'
mats right go 10 the head
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-03

y The editor OF lhe Hhrelns Tine. think,
,hHi We mighi asisi hlm 10 cary lie suspension
ot'dge over tie Ohm ri,ef al that ciiy w e. ml
suspendins he bridge thui nai ue editor nj som,
appropriate race over 'hal stream, ~ no maY have
- cross i"e Ohm s'me uue. and don't Ike wadine
ware A" At hfoihef Whanan's pleasure that W.
oia.f ne htdee 10 be made. and % shal be done
w bulls hefe.-heu Harca Hand
A'fo's from he street at The upper end II the
LILY ii"'l'' is probably the besi pIace-you know
where thai is. M buils here. eb! We ere lcl {,
inief then hat the ediots paferaal aaees.ry have
loramoied.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-03

WISCONSIN, The Leq.laliye A.s.nhl, -,
iAis iefn'"rY mel al Modison on the Gf.i Mond,,
! o. pe"emief. Ia The Cornell. Marshall NJ Slt,ne
tsl "as elected Pfeslden'. c. Ea.lm,n. eli
ana = [ : VA Sergeant Of Arms fn IN. II,,.,
y II walker. Isl was chosen Speaker. J.bu o.,
/ iih, thei Eiefk hnd J " Tan bridge. Setec,n, =,
arms HoV DdY's message was received al, a..
ZANE DAY, Il hte0, suggests revision Of ,he
''a'"''s 90 'he irfriury, and The adoption Of he
''''suf's necessary lpr The payment Of ii. indebted
No. "u' "eaily HE whole oi II is occan,ed Ia d.
enssHhg The question Of liz southern b5pos.,y ~
.ohhe'h'n With IT, contemplated sdm,ssan ma, III.
Union. lie estimates The nnn,he, - 49,
VIM NE present. limits 81 Wisconsin stoy,, IN
wv ana hose within The limits Grcd d, the ord.
nance ""I suhse1Hen ael. Of Congress, for no eh,.
oiaie DO HE Nafiiiwrsefn Tefrrot,' -ebteh a..
e'31eiHs Is HE only true boundary Of tb. ,.,....i
ne" S.a'e--ai upwards Of 10000 tn. rIa,f,.-
"ni'h "il' pfffablf he strongly advanced ,l.,.-
ssei me question at The adm isson of W,.eo., ,,.,
nc '''",' 'hal be hronghi before Conersss-,n
' '"o e1tfe range OF cOunties faut,.en an
1u"'..' running itom the southern e,itenity NJ
baee "'ch'gan 10 The Mlssisspi nver. winch e.,
s'iu'e me pfoseil northern bosndarY AT Him.,
ana include the lead region Of Uh,,,. W.
''''n 'e'ohi indications IA thai quarter. add.
'e H,''" ieiegraph. that portion nj less, Of The
''i''1'1"" OF The above counties would have n,
pa'nenlAf objection TO be transferred 10 wscon,,,
o'' "ne'Hef The people IN the rest Of The s,.,a
'"P'" 'ns ABOUT nine-icnhs OF The whole u,o,l.
I'm ""nlu consent 10 q. quite another oo..t,.
i'he VIII show ,-CiaciHBad Ga.st,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-03

Or. Frank IN Observation-Disclosures
81 DINER people are The eyes THAI ruin as
II all but myself we're blind. should
want neither fine clothes. fine houses
nor fine furniture
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ILLINOIS fIsHEmEs.-T1- - n

60, ''7' ihilfs-fhe laa Peoria Re
Mr. John BALDWIN Of I,ils,,Ils y. 60,
"'a'e. M'Leaa county. closed h. fishing e,p.5,
800 49,, - oof oe'"''la' Lakes. on he an nsi hsrms
ea9sbl "nh net Of 200 yards IN leus,h 49,, 9@e
oois 81 hsh OF The following ya,,,.. - -0V
p@Ae'e white black. rock slftp'd has. e,i ,slas
ba,,a s'''Hon red horse yellow perch. heAof, ,b.J
' ~ ,, carp shovel. aud sturgeon.
some OF The b"halo and pike weighed f., as :. az
ha,a.. ."e.s h.h "s,e 'o!d undte.seJ. at 81 re,
bulk - we, ~ssn.,@f u IS fd'e.ss and paeIsl IN
'1' 10 ife'h salt when resulted IN barrel a, a. 20
per sp the purchaser finding .slt ,nd M IL ,s
'ae, been favorable and could sufficient mum.
=, o. hands have been ooIaiaed At ,h,. ,a,l.mra,
'oud have teen caught "' 9'ahHs
Jar ba'l 40 eonemplAles returning in March -,
: s''n AZ The r'Nef and weather viii sdmn IN 49,
;,a '''"'ne 'he business These fish are an
nc eauas' nai even excepting the stu,, on, ~
- : ps'A'a''o rs those caught 10 The uod.o, ~
'''' eau aiiesi 'f"m his own knowledg.
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DEATH OF Tgr prv "a

phA III OF TIE REV. DR. LATHRop ~.
oG ~. p, ~ announce anoiher sudden dealh. ihs,
., 'he hr' John P Lalhtop Chaplain al ,bs ia
, n Na'y'a'iaehed 10 The Princeton s,eam,,
hf Laihr'p had entered Nn God.y'. n,,,i,...
"a ehe'hu' street. and PISSED mo The ,hr9 ~
- p''"uie 'fom on ehgravef plate 70, -.
eafd On deseerdng,he tell IN an sp,pl.c,. r,
"Is thought aud d.ed in abou, an hour afs,,.,a,
Mf, La'hfop was the grandson Of the ,eoe,ahI.
I'm ii,nfop U d. Tor very many year. pas, =,
~, o,a norm Chnreh.in Boston. aud son Of IN. D.
hl'n'of Of That oiy. Mr. L. has resided A.,
'ohe Tine past IN BofJenlonn. where he - vi
,e Know AID loved. We saw HIM IN -
on,.,'. ne'' IN the day IN which Captain s,,rt,,o
,,sn.i 80 numerous iav'ed guests, and he va, m
us"a' e''d health and cheerfuInes.. ami 20
pu a"4t IN The ialaess Of manly Strength .at
we '.ios' Of usefulness We believe ,b,, :"
and provider. Aii1 protector
since ihe above was written we Inv. -,
"'' 'ne opinion Of The Physicians IN a.,snd,n..
20 ~" at The Tine he expired j. TIA, M, d.s,,' up
'psa''oned oy apopleIy and palsy acconssniss "s
J a'sass 81 NE hsarl-US Gassf,s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-03

hhfDEND FIR Bad 81 OREGON. Of
- Wheel & ssfiaFs ip,iiuiH.a. have dec -
doidrft1 Il ihfcg pr trui On lhe capital ,ozs
taia iias,iisafsa. sphJsei 10 drsaslfss al sMo .
one l-aA pst cent 81 sie Anouns Vi sal DIS ds
srns ihs safe ~ Imposed BY the sei 81 A,.ea.
III Mach y. ls43 he residue vii h. g.
% a"'t 10 10Th inH. Il MCOi
-" Tfs.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-03

Two lads have been arrested ,,f....,
and bound IN large SUM, ,h.,aaI 's n''a~s'
me 10 sho0I, fof tie purpas. Of ~na 's','ns
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ofrcE - Tur tiA. \ MAN

iNsgR.Ncg Co of WAeeiine l
HN'ih saefAlf'idsfs II Tia, 60 seaay. are be-.
u n'ittei. nat Tie aanna eleell.n ff
ahee''f'' 10 'sfse isf 10 pf,tsh year, ha, L.
i".'i'oAed nnih nondsy he sh in.,. s.~isses
hpn'' 81 III NJ. aai } + ~. at Tho aiiifs o. =.
tnnl@ny. ~ uapnfN
jan )
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hfDEND- Ibs BssfI Il psfrr,o,. o.
= y NpHA Aes'eie lssnl 81 sirsiuis. hs4s
ti4fr4 aisiisn 81 hfse PCT cent. -, lie O.
$50 " al hsnA; subject b. deaaei4sn Vi
sta &c hail iscf rsni sa iis absaal u dtstA.
erinE the STATS 'sr isal.ass-i i'y Ars II Ascend
dsn q n. 1913. TIC fesHinc will be paid =,
stsVAh'i'!ess ahsf iho l5ih nasi- LIST
lsu Cashisf
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" ass So 81 sTsfr rs.ms-. .....
- = - psssss So si,,s =. 80.
- ''' ~ afes., at -
sfass = - - $50, ,..5...#..
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am sir, very respectfully;
Your m@st ohe9ieH servant
ANDREW JACKSON
o'i readers here have authority which The In
9'' 81 es"'o' "t1eo1 10, TT the present Tmnn. ana
usoad Whig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
I FHVREsDAY MORNING, sEseTEMBER 10, is44.
wHks lam aDxEg

y
iSap6le The bills where 10 youth 81 did stray,
Waeo am gone. when Ihat 4oae-
4 I IsiElhe place where We Oh 1el IL pray,
When am gone, wbe4 am gone
aink cfthe Psreat who taught usBto say,
Each morn, 20, Father, pfblert q lo-day.n
Out shed not tear for yodr ft5eaf far away.
When an gone, Hheh lam zone.
shed not lear DER the place vhete i lie,
When an gone, when am fohe-
Lei DOT ihe SLOW ioliiug bell msise zoo sigh.
When AN gone, when an hone
weep net for me though you kneella; nv grave
Z: sssns Rat died the failhfulto saves
Thank Of The crown an the fansoufsi shall have
/ "hea am gene, when | an tone.
Plant Jon tree that may wave OF me.
hhen1 am gone, when IN HOae-
Sing ySu song II my grave you should zee.
When au gone, when am kone.-
Come, Il may be a calm sum mer SHY.
Come yhsn The sun sheds hiyIasl siSs'ripg raw
Come ana rssofce that am thus passed away,
When am gone, when am goae
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@faeruanroa us.
MOTIVES OF GItATIrpDE,

Man, so fearfully and SO Eonderfully
made. was not left unprotecIed and nm
provided for, an outcast on ths earth. On
the con trary. BY day and BY aight alike.
an eye has watched for bis haApiness that
r fv y 61 alta arm mai sdslsihs Ins Oaag he
OF childhood !; bat shields
him amid the perils OF YOUTH and props
bis enieebled constitution WHEN sinking
beneath the irfrmities of agsy To none
are mercies conveyed by sscidsht.-It
was God that kindlsd that SUD that lights
The laborer by day. and planted those stars
that guide the Wandeter by night. His
are those showers that bring Abe harvest,
and his those dews that ripeh the vintage.
The good and the bad alike Experience
bis care and subsist upon His bounty.
Not even the veriest wretch can deny that
God has fed and clothed him--that be
has nourished and brought hid up.
And are there no motives iI tbese con-
siderations to induce the rebelllaus man to
relurnlto bis allegiance IsGpd, then, a
friend that may be forgotten Z His msr.
cies, too-deserye they no reqaIlsl? Alb
shall ihs earth of ours be cusled forever
with crime of cold ingrallAee? Ard
Wonder heavens, which have witnessed
Gods goodness. always hear Aiua say in
reference 10 the race and ABODE Of man
There in that ungra,eful void, hay'
Eneurished and brought up d6ildren, AMI
they have rebeffed against ms
| president .Noti
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I1laDIUAL COLLEGES,
IL
no HAE oMD. VIRGINIA

iHE Seventh Winter Session or the Hedica
department Of Hsmpden Sidpey College
VII commences 10 Richmond. on the Isd Mon
uay 70 October, (the 2Sih) and continue unit
the last Of February following.
JoHr cULLEx. NJ. D. Professor or Theory
and Practice OF Medicine.
Aueusrus d. wAaxER, NJ I'D. Professor Of Sur
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
L. W cR1MBEHLAxNE, VI. d. Professor OF
IheEspeutiessna Materia Medica.
R. L. BoakEEAx. NJ. d. Professor Of obste-
tFicsJsnd Diseases Of Women and Children.
soesArss MArrls, MID, P'eyessOr Of Chem
isffy and PbaFinacy
JEFFaIEs WYnAn, u. d. ~. |...or or Anatomy
and Physiology.
comnodious and elegant College and In
Urinary Building ism progress Of erection, and
wilt be completed by the opening d. the session
II has been 50 arranged as 10 sford 10 the sii-
dent every convenience and comfort, and will
enable the Faculty 70 extend 10 him al the adj
taniages and facilities for Thorough education,
which thepfesent advanced condition of-medf-
eel science demands. The College Infrmary
City Almshouse, Armory and PenilentIars, afford
ample means for instruction ia clinical medicine
end surgery, while the facilities for. studying
practical anatomy and operative surgery are
unsurpassed. Physicians 10 thecountry who do
not receive the catalogue, which WILDE issued
during the present mouth, July will please
send their addresses (post paidl 20 the Dean.
AUGS. L. WARNER, nj. D.,
Dean Or the Faculty.
August s, lBl4-gW IL =
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University of MARYLAND.

fgNHE Annual Lectures by the Faculty Of
I'll Phssic will commence onIthe last Monday
Of October next, and continue until tho first day
Of March following.
RICHARD w. HALL, NJ d. Prof. Obstetrics
aud Medical Jurisprudence
MILITANT r. A. AKIN, NJ. p Prof. Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
NATHAN Z. Shirt, Vi. ID. Prof. Surgery
SAMUEL t3Ew, NJ. D., Prof. hiatsria Medies,
Therapeutics, and Hygiene.
JOSEPH RoBY, NJ d, Prof. AeatOmy and Ply
siology.
ELISHA BARTLETT, N. D., Psof Theory and
Practice Of Medicine. !.
GEORGE w. MILTENBERGER,M NJ. D, Demon
s,ralor Of Anatomy.
The wellkuown facilities oHsred by this IN
sliluiion-an unlimited supply bf materials soi
Anatomical study a well filled Hospital depart
ment in the immediate viciEty ;ot The Medlea
College, under the sole control of the Faculty
with daily clinical Instruction, both MEDICAL ant
Surgical; superior Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus; free admission FOR ali candidates FOL
graduation 10 the lectures on PraetlcaFeharms
c.. by Prof. Stewart, Of the Maryland Colies'
| Of Phi macy, and the cenvemence Of Mediea
Readfng Room, just opened IN their building
en the Faculty 10 offer, 70 Medical Student
mau, advantages not 10 be found elsew where :
Good boarding, including light and fuel, can b
obisined FOR s. per week.
wILLI4ME. A. AKIN N. D. Dean.
August %, lss4.-5L
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TmE PLoUeH RoY.a anrn.

It's sunrise now
On the mountains bow,
Add the air IS cool and clear;
And who would dream, y w
Ia the mornings beam,
When beautiful Spring is here?
lI'll hasten With speed,
|. To the ghlteIing mead,
Where the misls are gathered now
They will pass away,
l As opens the day,
And speeds the gliltsring plough.
/ The lark is high,
10 the clear blue sky,
And bis carol is wild and free!
\ He has left his nest,
On the meadows breast,
La The sunlighrof Heaven 10 be.
cannot ay
To the clear blue sky,
+ Or carolso wild and free;
But I'll whistle SO clear,
Thalthe skies shall hear,
As my plough glides Ger lhe lea.
And when the day
Shall have passed away,
And the sun has sunk 10 the sea,
I'Ili ny team
From The strong plodgh beam.
And hasten away DER the lea.
And then at night,
When my heart is light,
And sleep siealeIh over my brbw,
IN lie and dream
OF my field and team, /
Aud of guiding the farmers plough.
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NrHE RKsrING rLAtE.

I. However dark aud discdnsolate the
path Of life may seem 10 any man, there
IS an hour OF deep and and quiet repose
a, hand, when the body may sink into a
dreaunless slumber. Bet nd the imsgi-
nation be startled if this resting place, in-
stead Of the bed of down. shal. be the bed
Of gravel. or Of the rocky paveneot Of The
tomb. No matter where The Paor re-
mains Of wearied men may lie the rePose
Is deep and undistuFbed- sorrowfal
Hbsorn heaves no more-,h the tears are dried
up in their fountains. The aching head
ii al rest, and the stormy waves oil the
esrthly lribulslion ron unheeded oyer the
place Of graves. Let ARMIES engage in
fearful conflicts over the bo5ams OF the
pale nations OF the dead, not one OF the
siee3ers heeds the spiri,-siir,iag trump OF
responds 10 The rending shouis Of victory
How quiet those bouniless millions
sIumber in The arms Of their polher earth
The voice of thunder shah not awake
them I; the loud cry OF tie elehenis-tbs
waves-no, even The giant Eead Of the
earthquake, shall be able iocA1se an in
quietude 10 the ehsmbeIs Of death. They
shall rest and pass away ne last grea
battle shall be fought Then silver voice
al first fatally heard, shasl rise 10 4 TEN
pest. tone. and pensa lbs vcicelesi
crave. For the irampss bah sound, AMI
llhe dead shall hear His Voice
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

a Er ~, Is Human. = Aclergymah hav-
ing iaoulged himself loo freely in filing
" JUS grass 100 often. went one Sabbath
mo tne pulpit, and, having given out a
lynn 10 np congregation, sat down; the
MESSY % Inc sacred song soon lulled1
n'u 70 sieeP, and he continued some time
% pay lrseble bass symphony with his
nose. AT length one gof The deacons y.
scendea the sacred desk and told him the
nymn was oul- We'll" says he, Fill i'll
up, again !"
The above circumstance. baopanaa
years ago, Nowadays the.congregalionI
the filling up"
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RN5aEaSlWInaa
d. a e ID w a II .E
AND
9 O4A arp /

UST received q good assorlnaent or Hard
e Esre and Cutlery, viz:
CaTpenler's Door Lock.l
Kaah f.1icirrs1s
Rimmed do
Socket and Turner'S Chisses,
ShoyeIs and, Topgs, variou. prices,
Horse Raspsfarge size,
Mill aud Hand-ssw Files,
Butt aud Parliament Hinges,
Wood Screws aud Sprisg'.
Superior Pocket HALVES,
Knives aud Forks
Candlesiicks and Snufers.
German Silver Table and Tea Spoons,
Briitauia and iron do DO
Carpenters Foo, Rules, 2 ! Told,
Bench and Sash Planes,
All sf which will DO sold very low ey
JOHN G.-WILSoS.
Hsrpers-Ferry, Aug IS
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Useful Hinfs-Quls your p;ilows AID
10 about ybur business. Il yba awe any
Il is The irsiinjunciion---i nqi, seek some.
Eat the suns frst rays shi3s upon your
head in he morning. and ycq yin not lack
] good bal 10 defend you i55p Is scotch-
ihr rays at noon. Earn go,:s 5fealsfast De-
foTe roa eat il, and The ShenE viii not de.
Drive You Of your supper. Pursue your
calling With diligence, aud your creditor
gbalI no, interrupt you I temperate
and your physician Shall ri { 10 y ali, 10
konf name Cd bis day bcok. III you hays
{ small farm or trade lhA: lwIli supper
-FOUR family. and add bundle dollars
year to your capital, be eonsehied.
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MERif.- Merit is often an obstacle 10 a
persons rise 10 the world, because tits al.
ways productive Of two bad effects. viz !:
envy and fear envy in those who cannot
lear % rise and fear in those who are
established, aud who dread 10 advance !
person possessed Of greater abilities and
merit than themselves lest be should sun
plant them. Therefore a mans being ne..
elected is no mark of demerit.
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CharIcsfown Academy.

THNHEi eSsuing tern in this Institution win
a. commence on Monday the Goth OF August
aext, and eontinue Ave onths--TKlcHER, Mr..
John J. sKNBoRN.
TUITION:
Classical S-urtn4nsr,s-$2A per nnnnnn
Thorough instruction given, not only IN me
different branches which constitute good COM
mon education, but also 10 tue t;at'n and creek
Languages, and the higher Mathematics, 70 an!
required extent.
I t6sPupils from a distance accommodated
ssilh board on reasonable terms
None admitted except those who engage 10
CONTINUE from the day Of admission Ill the close
81 IN. .rssion. For the Trustees,
ANDREW KENNEDY,
JulS Is, Isll-2m Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

CharEcssOSEn SeIcef FclrIalc
SCHOOL,.

CAarIfsfO,rn, Jsf'srso. lt'orssg, %.
lFENdE tenth session or lis Seminary COM
Il mencedon the FIRST Monsfsy Of sepie mber.
The School, which has now been In operation
for suficist period Of lime 10 test IS merits
for the proper education Of young ladies', pfe.
ssnis strong Inducements TO parents ana guar.
disns who are desirops that | correct bend Of
mipdshould begiYM TO theirftspectiys CHARGES
The plan Of education plrsuea. is founded uoop
the principle that the seiid branches should form
= 4b9roGgh basis, most carefn,lv laid to-be fol-
lowed By the ornamental stiI6ies which nav
have become necessary DEPARTMENT in.eysry
well appointed Seminary. The modern Ian
Euagss ire taught by gentie9sn from Europe.
whose method Of teaching secures 10 bis pupils
practical, as wen as theoretical knowledge.
Of the laIguages studied. TO these studying he
French language, peculiar advantages are Oft
fered under his instruction.
The location OF the Sdboollhn the yillaga Of
charlesiowu, noted for its hehllhfulness, and
Offering great facilities of access, both by rail.
road and stages, presents an additional induce.
ment to parents and guardians, to whom these
adEastSges will readily recomE1end themselves.
Many references could be given, particularly
to patrons whose daughters have received their
edueationis, this school, but The undersigned
deems i suite ienlto referlo the following gen.
llemenfor
fREFERENCES:
Right Rev. William MEAp9 ID. ID. Bishop or
the. Dioccss OF Virginia.
Rev, ALEX JOKES, d. ID. Charlsstovp. Va.
Hon. J BUCHANAN, u s. Senate.
Hon. = P. KEHEEDY BAIli,nore.
Gen. WxLrER JoNEs. Washington, d. c..
Porterms and oiherF particulars, the under
signed refers to the Circulars, which can be OBJ.
iaioed at the school, 90 application being made
shher personally or by letter, tpost, paid
MARY r. MERRITT.
Sept. 5. lsf4.--3Y.
JtCJS .NaiiOnGl InisIgenesr huits trsek for 3ss.
Southern Ckurehsaaa 3ap
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

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IGth chapter onr Lnc2i9se W 1assis
viii Learn .ihAi Saai hu's y is'as'. $3.50
ha las tlre'ehsd upon lnas eoaen' WI
dsssii d him As large A. ? .hoaefa tpe-
nperattf called In tnsa ~ vas 2
cunning mayer osi hap, Y pay nm
Cd, and DAVID went N.Ith fis nsfp. an ass
.los1iEd with btesd, sh'i oollie on VINE
aud a kid, and as so9nIss me esrqassi
began. The desil departadl No%, 4 1ne sols
melody Of Davis lhalp could chase The
dasll from bis cough & SlaI. and l4ll bis
.,l,rit ,a.o sxee. reposA, as We aIe taught
Il did, Why taay not s4e music q r. n'R
soaas dive the-desh ous q tne lpeoip-
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