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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-05
LAUGHLIN, sEARLEs & CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Leyee Street,

YICKsB Q O. N IS S
RErnarNcr.-DR. w. B. scorr, sTn.
rnrH HENpnRsoy, ESQ, D. snARLEs.
Baton Rouge LIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-05
BAToN ROUGE FEMALE SEMI
NAnN

BATON ROUGE FEMALE SEMI
NARY.
This Seminary formerly conducted hy Mrs
READ will again be opened and permanently
established from and after the lst January
1916, under the joint direction Of Mas. READ
and MISS. OSBORN.
All the branches usually taught in inetitu.
tons for young ladies', will receive constant
and thorough attention.
TERMS.
Tuition q boarding per annum, $3.50 o0
Day Scholars per quarter, 50 to VI 5O
Drsswing e. Painting. " SO 90
Music IN Piano, $l2 so
Latin, French, Spanish d Italian
each per quarter, So 'V
Bed and bedding furnished by the pupil or
furnished b ythe institution at an extra charge.
Tuition to be paid quarterly in advance.
CHINA & GLASS.
Just received and for sale by tho subscriber
~ n =. 49,
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EgGGTaAAs FACE6EgT

fsF171 h STEAMER ARKANSAS No. 4- 48 ?. PrENYwiT, master.-This new ss.sss-i'';sasg and elegant steamer built expressN for the Arkansas River, hayng taken her place in the trade, will run regularly throughout the season from New Orleans 10 Little Book, Van Bugeu, Fort Smith ndFolt Gibson.
 lh building tbis boat, no expense has been spared to render her worthy of patronage, She is provided with all the modern improvements, and her owners pledge themselves to use every excrton to give en- tire satisfaction to shippers and passengers
 \. B.-The ARKANSAS No. j, is provided with Evans Safety Guald to prevent the explosion oI boilers
 For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
 WALTERS & WEAVER. Littie Rock, Decem5ar U. ls44-ls Iv.
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Eg0GDEGS! KgGDGBE4S!? yexg. etgs0,rs EBEsEsEaessSns,S


 EUSr received on commission, Debate between g Rev X. Campbell and Rev. M. L. Rice, on the action, subject, design and administration of Chris tan Baptism; also, on the character of spiritual in. iuencc in conversion and sanctfcation, and on the expedeney and tendency ot EccIesiaatc Creeds as terms oi union and communion. Also, for sale the Life and Speeches of Henry Clay, in2 volumes Allison shisjory ofEurope, from the Commencement of the French Revolution in l789 to tue Restora- ton of the Bourbons, in 1915; Remarks oil the French Revolution, by Henry Lord Broughata; Mrs Euis popular works, over 50oG0 volumes sold, in cluding The Mothers of Eng, Women of Eng Daughters of Eng, Wives Of Eng, The Poetry ol Life, The Pictures of Private Life, first and second series, Voice from the Vintage, Ssc
 ALSO,
 Just received from the American Tract Society q large assortment of Moral and Religious pa6Iiea. lions, which will be sold cheap for cash aIaona which is The Evangelist Family Library, in thirty vols; Flayel's Fountain of Lies Saints Rest Slc Sc, togetier with an assortment of sandry schoo books, for Libraries, Sc. and for sale by
 II. BATES St Co.,
 Ma7taam Street. ,4s.lcys Ro,e April q, lstf ly-32
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Bg0artainS anca Ebay SclaooQ, at
 SnTS1ag EEa5H, EReRmwstGad Co, lHE I3INN IlMN ANnlNp SiNN M


 CIPAI.
 VIE school at the above place. will be opeued on E. Monday, the Iith November, i344, Tie course ot otinstructIUn will comprehend all the usual branch cs ot thorough ENGLISH cduCation; together with the entire undergraduate course in CLASSICS MArH- EMAT1cs, TRANSFORMATION, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, MORAL PHILOSOPHY, AsTRoAoAfr, CHEMISTRY, &c., in any of the colleges or universities in the United States. The system of discipline will be mitI, but Arm; and no boy will be retained in the school who shall not strictly adhere to the laws by which 1t will ha governed
 Spring tillis one of the most healthy settlements in the South or South west-wthn about l40 miles of Little Rock, from which it is reached by tr- weekly line ofstages Il is nine miles from Fulton, O the Red River, to which place there is regular steamboat navigation through the fall, winter and beginning of summer, from New Orleans, Natchez, &c mp the Red River. The springs ars abundant, and the water Of the most excellent quality The sociey is good and n morality and the proper tone of public sentiment, the district will compare with any section oi country in the United States. There is also female school, under tie snparnenaance ol l Mas. BASRs infuH operation, which ranks among l the highest in the State. There is large brick Academy for the Male School, but IS Yot suitable buildings have not been erected for the ateommoda- ton ot the principal, and the boar!ers who may he sent to the Institution Several gentlemen, hoWer- CT, haze consented to take boafders very mode. rate terms, say from to 10 dollars per month. The PRINCIPAL pledges himself to the public. that he will exert himself, to impart most thorough educatIon-ineHlcatet the most correct gentlananike habits and strict moral rrincipes--and, in every i way, study 10 merit fer his establishment, (Whiel he intends snail be pernanant) the confidence anJ support of the friends and patrons ot education throughout the country.
 The terms of tuition have been fixed, for the sege raj departments of English s20---and for classic. and mathematics or eitherof them. S525 for the sea sion oi five months. Students ean entarat any time and will only De charged from the time ot entrance and during their continuance al the school. MT. AEnFRsoN las had considerable experience in teaching, and brings with him testimonials Of the most flattefiRg description from men wei qualified to judge of his capabilities and acqHrC nenls Fol extracts from taese testimonials and ali pafticulirz relative 10 the school he begs leave to reer II Lit tie Rock, 10 Indga RiHgo; Col. Ashley; John " Cooke and AlbertPihe I5qs.--to my Of tha follow ing gentemen the board oi Trustees at Spring liiH VIZ: Mai. R. Pryor and Robert Darlington Plineas Nash, John V. Paan, E, Fluff, J. c. Boyd, T N. R. Bankhead, Joal Hannah. Williamson Foster C. I. Nelson, Nm M. Burton, EsQs., and the Rev. s. 2. Cooke
 SDJfuc f{1t f93 osB 18fa
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GffE Eaoaea= oannnsea,

gE1IIE undersigned respectfully informs his friends A and the pubic, that he viii open, on Frlaay next tha large, well furnished and connections CITY HorEL. IT. viii be able to furnish members of the Legislature with excellent rooms, handsome lg fitted Gp-aad the proximity of the Hotel 10 the State House Hiil mike it a very convenient place for them to board The location aof the Hougs, near tae business part of the town Will render it auita- ble boarding place lor persons engaged in business Ie is prepared t0 accommodate families, and travel lers aiso His table will beeonstantlY furnished with the best and greatest variety the market will afford and no pains will be spared to render all conlorta- bic and well pleased with his fare With these as- surances he hepes his od and his new friends as well as strangers, will pationize him,
 CHARLES l.. JEFFRIES.
 0C5-His rates will be very moderate. Just adapt cd to the hard times. C.J.
 LitNa Rock October 20. l9ll-7
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5. Q. G0O0ICHS SCHOOL.

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 Common {. 9s b9sret5rs, ia aa
 fF tiat tcz. fsf.H.re I E -ie. i7 r4 Txt srs a0at4 f ' Asssgt u.s.IdauF MissaalGs .a1's; aaras tri'hm eci E .l- Hons EaH55b t.fsfH aT5 tsF ts-#5##5s #1a si =4s Gsarisats Ai a.ts trs-.a l11- ks
 aelses es tsAfvasI E@8's Hl-ftF 5 aaf ssf Hss|zs IaIsasHs 5l ea4s-ss. Ui fHa ER4afi5 ss eataa. AA .Ssl seaolAa flfalsssa wIEa gault Efaffs
 tslts Esex. n-~ I, tsil ~le..a~
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EYE E2SE Eg egEREsEEsgEa.

~ ID RENDEH.has iustrc.
 Az eeiyed per s. B. IYa- lz.,.st.sst Ea 5t'A Ptbes flesh assorS- szs&<s # nent ot Ladies' and Gentle %%s zza8~ men's fancy goods.
 zgD Among these goods the la P3 dies will find splendid patterns ot cash'r d'ecosse; lnous de laine; bazoriners; hughan satin; veIvets, and a lot oi i1shonable prints not supassedby any goods ALso-Laa1ie's bohnets, hats, caps, capes, and collars oi various Patterns walking shoes, gaiters, materials.
 ALS0-Gentemen's hats of the latest fashion. and.eEefy variety oi boots, shoes, slippers, 2,c.
 18-tf
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,PK A " 6 AS 3 A N N E E
 T r,,,-RnIs14ED WEEKLY, .. TgGpagE4ANED && CO, = orr DOLLARS A YEAR Il i' " .ADH.fNCE.
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-gy~s CE1 aI0yE2T1SING' lt1t,-. I0 lines, or less, first insertion, 3 'li4iy vi FIFTY CENTS for each continu-
 -Ai' n 5as. and not exceeding b, to be
 ;! ,,,ara and il haIf--oper ,, and not eX-
 Sd sf't t,go s7uares-and in that proportion 3Iyertisemeajs
 o9a5er..s5ments 10 be paid fer m advance, !.',ssn4 ed by some responsible pesson.
 i' &iasIiyiluaI account, at Che above ratas, \ '' ,o md under sia0, in one year, a iis- E S,o @sr cent. will be made; and when it E -' s.ieI) ag. upwards in the safne period, q \ Q .s5l sl9g ,sr cent. will be made. Nc daduc-
 2t 22s e.;ti .; be made, if payment be f4red @ sball have expired; nor will any re- \ 2.ia on legal advertisements, required ! B ss l'roi published. G
 .. ...,r, CTS BY,TT7E y'E4E. reo 10 fines, renewable at pleasure, SEQ.
 @o oo 56
 ..,;.o@ants. ~s or parts thereof, exceeding 10, \ I,'.g laas as the case may be, subject 10 the N lizi, iz5fi,coants first mentioned; and no con anu l..a r9tes for less term than year No ls5s f,r occasional omissions; and all contracts a.r lD to be paid in advance,
 ,.,7yt: ADvEI;TEsEnsFNTs. s fA 7. s1yij or isss, j. each additional } 4ss' 2 'nonths, { s6 square, $4
 ,o l5 e 12 djioc 4 advertisements will be cflarged al the 'li,ri as3 rates. unless contract be made when '1,.o 4aso43ion: and must be paid for in advance. ,...a ny. will be announced for any office, either Rs l,s ar county, without the advance payment ola5- 1 o;rcpl3rs will be chareed as advertise sai ,i epavment required in advance. K ,.1 vii i hereafter be deiiyerad to any person om nv we have no regular dealings, gntil paid
 ,tisoments must be marked win the num- l ,rlioos desired. otherwise tliey will be con ,aI forbid. and charged accordingly. og,ri9tion will bemade from the above rates, ' nanbef of the paper, 124 cents. .r'rs ITS mast be p0st-poid, or they will not re- lN 4ts
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EAANN NGl,EE6eE1,

' nALL .5, re-commenee the practice of the law,
 ] ! WI. VIII attend, with pronptiMda and fidelity. ,'.. olsl4ess that may be entrusted to my care, oica, at present, is on the street running ''oIi tle State House. and near the State Bank.
 ul, D. P T. CRUTCHFIELD.
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esi EbrVqgs and Medicines,

r.R 1VI 9uIe Ua0leSdIe dnd RefliI.
 ' VIE subscriber is constantlyrscciving A from New York a genuine assortment oi Drugs, Ae9iciaes, Chemicals, Perfi- E ka '. @e.g, Paiats, Oils. Dge- SfH8s Sc. Sc. IR,I.. I'eil' Medicines; among which are Dr Fay 1,,@in g...1 oi Liyerwort; Jaynes' eNpectoraat; a.lr"h.aeia' Dail2y's pain extractor: Hays and 9ali3e "lila3ent' Lin's strengthening plaster; Kom- iltaha age; hlo.iatt's pbpmx bitters and Yeg- 'as.ii i'l,sj 6 Bartholomew sexpectoraut; Sphons g ,,'' ul.drtdSe's balm of Columbia for the hair; aedicanentnm. '' - ''' '''' "nlch will De sold low for cash.
 DR. R. l.. DODGE,
 markham stFeet, 2 doogs west of the h Ra.,. Anthony House.
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'EEaE CUH.'EHVATdBEs.

NEW SERIES, VOL. II, ron 1915. GRATEFUL for the liberal patronage his paper GE continues 10 receive in every section of the t. States the proprietor has determined te add a new and attractive feature to the volune for lSI5 by giving two or mora beautiful STEEL PLATES engraved in the first style of the art Various others improvements are also contemplated, which, with the constantly increasing list of Correspondents will he trusts, render THE CyLTIVAT0R'' most welcome visitor with every farmer and horticuitu- rist
 Each number of the Cultivator contains 9Ssarse eotayo pages, and is published at the low price oi 5i i,e0 year-SeHen copies Tor S>5-lihecn copies or $i0,0d.
 We do no more'' says Rev Dr. Bond editor ol the Christian Advocate and Journal, ''that strict justice when we say We believe the Cultivator is considered the best work o its class in the United States and we have seen nothing equal to Il from Europe "-ssfhc CuItiyater i5, says the Auburn Journal "by all comparison the best agricultural pa- per ia the Union. '-"We speak advisadly," says the Northern Advocate ''When we give The Cufi- yatof the pre-eniaenee in point of maturity Of agri- cultural Knowledge, in every thing which apper- tains to the itrmef or iUmerlag interest-ssWe do not believe" says the Albany Atlas, ..that in the present raBge of periodical literature in America, iaere is a work so valuable as The Gultivator"
 saf-AaY person wishing io obtain the Cgllvat0r cas d0 s9 by haajing dollar to hls Postmaster, who is authorized to forward t, free o postage 10 the proprietor
 -posimastars, and tae friends Of a-riciillura generally. are invited t9 aci a5 Agents aa iaa i5ar- al t4rns above specifsd. Specimen nim5ss aal proapecju3 vii sea io g.i pess1aS disposed to act as | ,znis, oa application.
 Al osHy-s 4st b. acean1lni9d wiia te cas'i, and b aHif-s# Q LEtisr Ie.ee. El. Cu..., atsg, Albany, Y v J-s.
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Es. EAFRsgRya9RE, s,r,rssS&egs asssi -aRfief'fa gye7..

nHFENS hfs segvicfs ts thea aa}, oE tr 31tir. SF ssb i5g 8ildsi .or ihe I. .ae..of riH d.ty I. la9 el ti Hr Q3ss q. arr ai' e.ue-, ttzA 5 Ia t.i Ezl eE fs ec'tiiaB ei tztf ee Ha wsd .#, asesH-s rnt -s8asas ts ei5 Hses or let9 2 ti.fFt.t. at r-ss sal1.s el' s, stsl @E vii sgt Ilr ti.4ae
 I..l.srsa tatss i 70 R. Itseffs5f D t'H e#s aH t4z lt4eaz Ale Atet-l lizll Eal EHazr rt I5..#EIt 4..sf H fHHH HTHesfs .Hgi@1 Vi.
 II#.s R1cs tlefz Az 4-t5ti
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Bagging. ale-Ropa and TWine.

LUST RECEIVED, q lot of tho above. which will sh be sold at fetaeeI f4ies 9r Gfs8, CT exchanged for Cotton at the best marile, rates.
 Arso-l0)8 lbs. COTTON YARN, long and short hanks, ief sale at less tAlg laraar prices, by
 JOHN VANCE,
 H18 zireai. aear Markham. yff.lc 2s,l. DeeemseT ,. Is33. la-d
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'eeat,d himself 3 OseEolA. in gisaisiogi w ~, 2, '.faSE', and o..ers lis sert ices 10 tie <, s ffaeuee Of MsplcfNt aad SURGERY. ai heafs rsadY 10 attend to professional
 a'"sy, hs ioud at homs, eNccnt
 ,s,ena@Hce upon the sie,. ' 'Sl. sl-tl
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Steel Peta.

SScea Pens. 00 GROSS Pugdow pens, OV 9 do American school pens p do Perian Pens, 30 do Magnum Bonum pens, and qaifc Ledgers, of fine ruled paper, on consignment, and to be sold low.
 J. MITCHEfI., .39ctioa and
 Commission Merchant, Main sireet, Lihle Roct, March. }, ls44 25-ly
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KeissOfEai0n Oa' g0-E'1E5Ea es'saa gs. fE7HE eo-partnership' heretofore existing between ! the undersigned, under tae name and liFln Of PRATI'Sl B0GGS, is this day dissolved by mutual consent George Boggs is authorized to collect the debts due the firm JOHN C. PRATT,
 GE0RGE B0GGS. Sept lst, lsii.-2-f
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RRORDCL0THS, CASHMERE, TESTING sc LUST received, per steam Wshash Valley, a ss eoaA assortment of braadeluilis eassn Fe qest- ines sSe Also, iew dazsn fine nnder shiets and lsna Is. by |. ', ALDKiCH.
 J4alnry f5 fss5-ls
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EFc2coGFl EsgOpEggss,
lseas3V EAaeie CH0aEafElg,

BOOTS, SHOES HATS, &c.
 VSIM. VANCE &s BROTHERS, Main street, w have received by ldte arrivals full assort- psent of fine, iasliohab!e and well made clotHng, suitable for the season, tz-surtopt coats ot blue brown and mixed cloth beaver do.; sack and plat coats, various qualities black blue, brown, claret invisible green iroel and dress coats Kentucky jeans; tweed eassimere, and sattnett do.; pilot cloth; flushing and blanket coats velvet satin, fancy, silk, cloth, sattnett and jeans yesls, double and single breasts; pantaoons oi every variety and quality; lambs wool aud cotton knit under shirts and drawers linen bosom and linen shirts; cotton and linen drawers meek and pocket hdks.; suspen- ders; gloves; socks; collars bosoms; Sc.
 ALSO-Fine beaver, Russia beaver, silk and fur hats ] fur and cloth caps Sic. Also good assort- ment of boots. shoes and brogans; ladies' slippers, fine walking shoes, biogans and booltees childrens shoes of various qualities and liads. All of which heyafe disposed to sell at the very lowest rates fer c1A.
 Little Rock, Feb l2, Is45 22-tf
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telal Lal.!.t.

IT AtDHi tzsf t1t Ii .affs, o5 ,1.a.s.l s.lias Il. ctIz Ut5 Rlg.. 4. its vicinity. tEI.z- l4fs fs.t # F.
 ? 2ca5.s 68s beaver .4is,
 d5 aI sfs d1. diz=et lfs a New faas rah ie t.af
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< WALTERS, and :; ,.,.,

FER < WALTERS, and r..4, n 'WDoN & SON, LlSde ROCK A,g,oS, \, TaorrEp $ P1ApsA11, and } New
 6, PRATT & Co, Orleans MM M Woss' oz' anu Washington. Il. SEv1eR. EDWARD CRoss. W. s. FU1roN. If.
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GEeEAT BARGAINS!

D. BE2TE DEER HAS just received. per late arrivals, fresh and | \ splendid assortment Of DRY GOODS, con sisting in part of black Alpacca, fg'd Oelolians; Chusans and Ghusan DeIans Thibet Orleans, a general assortment of Prints; Ginghams; Cheeks Flannels; Linseys Ky. Jeans; kirseys; Satinetts Cassimeres Cloths; beached and brown Sheetings and shrtings, Hosiery, Umbrellas, shawls, Gloves, Sc. Sc.
 Also, by recent arrivals, a fresh assortment of
 Groceries, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Sc. Be.
 The above goods were purchased in New Yorl, and New Orleans, expressly for this market, and will be sold cHENr for cash only. Store on the cor ner of Main and Markham streets.
 Litite Roch Dec. ?, l8l3. I2-tf
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LA NY N aaTEaz

HLlAM CONWAY, E. having resigned the Flce of Circuit Judge, will practise LAW RafshiP with GEORGE GoNWAY They will Io collections and securing claims in any part 'S@te, and in all the counties oI TEXAS, bor. Im Red iiaer Address, CONWAY &, CoN- a'ofaeys at Law, Little Rock, or Washing
 lAaas4s,
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LADIES' FANCY AND LATEST STYLE or
 BON.EETs. 4 LsO, good assortment of ribbons and fancy "A articles suitable for the present season. justIe- ceived, per steamer Wabash Valley, hg
 II. \. ALDRlCH.
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,,I,g. ADVETiTTsENsFlNWs. .'i n,rh additional !

1iinr lT advertisements will be charged al the lr !a11 rates. unless contract be made when io.i5o oe4;on and must be paid for in advance.
 " ssas,,i viii 5e announced for any office, either 'sa ar county, without the advance payment
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a0Ices

T9 EGEIyED-20 lbi5 flour; do crackers; : | a do. butter crackers; 9 do. sngar crackers.- Also almonds, flbers, cream nutts English Walnuts.
 II. Y. ALDRICH. January l5, s45.-ls.
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GRASS SE3a2Ep$, ts,e. Clover, Timothy and Herds Grass Seeds Bale Cotton Battiue. Candle Wick, ? inch square Bar Iron, l24 '' do do do
 Reed and for Sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT. Nov. 20, 1914. l0-tf.
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.a o;-crlars will be chareed as advertise eavment required in advance.
 n hereafter be delivered to any person a we have no regular dealings, anti paid
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.sa Y I0 lines, renewable at pleasure, $20. i'2 e0 '' |" 30.
 6 C :. .s 5A-
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3as' CRAVEN EpE3Y1Fssy

Rock June, 2i, ISl4. ll-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-09

name Abbey, announcing that the speedy and
certain advent of repeal depends upon the lCal
and activity of the repeal wardens, and the
return oi sixty members OF the Repeal Also.
clatlon To Parliament. Sixty members from
Cancellation Hall he SAYS, would convince the
most sluggish and dull of the people of Eng
'0nt that the time was come for discussing the
terms OF the Repeal, it being quite clear that
the onlon ought not, and, morally speaking,
Coui' not last longer; and to effect that end.
ne urges that the registry Ice most strictly and
persc,erinsly attended To. and that proper
candidates be scleCtcdds speedily as poSsiblc.
lie also urges the association tn take the most
active means, by counsel and influence, To-
caution all Repcaler>, from interfering in any
way anu nom, I'm any respect, impeding the
Ordugencu In their coming demonstration
Between the Rcpcalcrs and the Orange
men,, lac SAYS, q" there is NO real cause of quar-
rel, or even of difference. In Wexford the
green arches across the roads, wcrc, in many
instances, decorated with Orange lilies. II
Is thus we can obtain the repeal Nj. j..
oConncu held forth at considerable length
upon the usual topics, asSaillng England, Sir
i. Peel, slavery and the annexation of Texas.
\ Mr.. Scott toOk-up the Culgcls in behalf of
America aud slavery. ~principsAy, as it APP
rcorrd, on account of the funds. This again
called up Mr.. J. OConnell who said What!
\ palliltion of slavery from an irishman! An
lrlshman talking of it thus-an lrishman do-
rig, ! will say, to talk ofitas an institution
Hear, hear! and marked scnsation) How
dare he, | say, talk to us, as lrishmcn and
Christians, oi slavery as AN ulSiiiUiioR-a do
mestle institution, iorsooth. 10 be tolerated in
"a civilized lang (l,car. hear aud scnsation.)
How dare he come here andn-M Mr.. Scott.
: What! Jow dare | come here? p Mr.. J. o.
Council Yes, how dare YOU come here Tor
such a purpose clear, heor.) You have as
good a night to come here Us | have, but YOU
have mo- right to cast reproacl, upon us for do
Ing oar duty To Christianity (Hear, hear
loud cheers and senS,tion.) There was after
wards some warm discussion, the chairman
determining that the question of American
slavery was not before the meeting at all, and
MIR. Scott insisting upon being heard, declaring
lhat he was as much opposed to slavery as Mr.,
OConnell himself, but protesting against the
Association being made ''Ihc vehicle of a SLAM
derous attack upon the Americans" Ulti-
nately, peace was restored by putting down
the subject, and the weck'srcnt was announced
To be t2G7 lis Id.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-09
PRGSpECTIS


Bt'oh Tho pubIicaiion OF n splendid Full Length
n Mczz tint Engraving uf WASHING Ton.
from The Original Picture by Col J TrumbuII. dis
AID e'C"mr, now IN possession OF Yale College.
New Haven.
THIS picture, repre- seniing Gen Washington on
the hattie field of Trenton. was painted in The yeor
1893. for The city OF Charleston, buI. The inhabiinnIs
Of that place preierfing IN have o view of their own
city in the back ground Col Trumbull pain;ed mo.
iher according To their request. (Which is now M
The Guy iaii) The original picture was purchased
by The Cincinnati Society Of Connecticut, who nl
forwards presented ii 10 Yale College.
It's considered by Judges a G EN- Of American
Art. and ~ one Of The best likcnesses Of the incom.
parable patriot in existence. and The only picture
representing him in Ile prime nf life.
The Engraving will be % by I5 inches. and
fni'hed IN The highest style of Nj Zznlinto. by w
Warner. Esq. and printed on The finest qualify of
parcr IL will he ready Tor delivery about The
midd lc of October next.
Price 80 per copy Tor prints for proofs SIS.
JOHN DAINTY, f6l Walnut st. n
SAMUEL TILLER. 80 Carriers Alley. r"i'au a
w The impressions ~ i'll he delivered ro sub.
scrbers In The order oi their subscription sep 0