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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

Jones u ITucSdell so hers, omit
ABSTRACT OF THE DECREE:
'AnG the Court doth further adludge order
end decree, rha, this cause be referred to Sam
nei Atkinson, E>q who is hereby appointed a
Commissioner iur that purpose, who = Ia take
IN accuuni Of tie property, goods, effects, mos
nIeS ami chooses Ia action belonging or coming
To the defendants Jones & T!ueSdell, WIN, h
came To the hands OF tie detcndarls Mckee
Il Jac' b, By yIrue oi The deed OF assignment,
OF said JuBe' " Truesdtll. OF he l1h March
1882 or which cane 10 lie hands of any other
person by Their, order or direction o. Tor then
use or benz ht, OF Which by the excrti-e Of due
care and diligence might aud ought to have
been received and collected ~ then - and that
Sa d Commissioned do ascertain ard report the
value OF The property and cfi,c;S viii h 50 come
To the h%udS OF snId Nc Kes & Jacob as well q ;
oil toe property, fleets and ch.seS IN action
which by the use OF due and pivper care ami
diligence, might aud ought 10 have been re.
1eiVea and collected ty them, and wheR 10
whom and upon what account The same has
been diSp ,sed OF and paid ou'; and how much
IS due ard coming ~ complainartS from the
delehdaniS Jones {; True>dell upon the not, o;
the Sth Jelly, 1882, filed a> Exhibit A, and whe>
'her The same or any part thereof Cn-LLi to b.
Ia'u 10 comniH'naniS ont of tie monies. pro
peitv or tucc : ~ m hands of said Mckee
and Jdcob-aBd that said Comm iSS Toner report
any other matter DEF med pertinent by himself
or specially required by either party. And,
tor tn purposes Of this account II is ordered,
that the defendants J mes n I u"SC ell and Me
Rce Jacob, produce sni submit to the exam
ma lon ct said Commissioner, ali such books
and papers 81 said Jones y TIueSd. Ell aud Nc
Zee & Jacob, as relates to, or are conn ecled
with the matters OF said accouDt-and that
cCmriaInanlS have leave 10 examine the said
Jones TrueSdel aud Mckee & Jacob, upon
ntefroeaI0ritS hetore SaidCnm am is lopeT touch
ing the matters involved in The taking Of said
at count
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JNO w HURNER,

a tAPS, CAPS.-Received this day, a fine
" assortment Of Gems and Youths Cloth,
Veivel, Opera, Guard and Ole Bull Gaps, which
will be sold at a small advance frJm cost.
J1n29 A G. M'CALLAM.
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a LSO-On hand, doz Bottles Orange and
n Rose Cordial, manufactured by and for
sale a; ieb 4 PARkER'S, No I0i Main ST
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NIW MnrK

yW7IlE History OF the ropcs from the fnrn.
- dJuon "a The See Of Rome 10 a ID 1888,
by Archibald Bower. E,q formerly public Ptp,
icstur ut KbeIuric UI>tnlv and PhiluSuI hy ia
the Uniycr iiics OF Rome, Genoa and Maccfata,
md 10 the later lace Counsellor ui the ltqu
siinn, and cch'inualicn 10 he present lIue
hy Rev Samuel Hanson Cox, ID d, Professor
E1iraOrdiUary # Biblical and Christian Hit.
tors in TIE Union Theological Seminary II
New Y H. to De- completed IN 81 Nos, IS ,fs
zach Prts, ~ who wish 10 Sub.cr be- T. Tins
work wiI caltA ROBES Pouk and Sforiubaty
SIo'e, corCcf OF Main and Uuion stress
ian -
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PROBES soR PORTER's CLASS,

ENT ILL open on Monday evening, January
w ooh, at O'clock, at il,e School Room
over Dr. rodd's Store. All those Gentlemen
wishing to obtain thorough knowledge OF
business Arithmetic and Mathematics, ON .
new plan, are respectfully invited tc attend -
By this system all OF our business calculations
aie performed by one role only, and thereby
making saving Of at least SIS q the figures
aud time usually required. Gentlemen, please
call and examine the system for yourselves.
ian IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

M ATURAL HISTORY -GoIdsm;,b,.
~ Natural History, ablidged for the use OF
Schools by Mrs PiikiEg,on, illustrated by en-,
cravings, new and revised edition, a most en-
'eri1lnng and useful book, for sale by
ieb4 JOHN J HASWEI.L, Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

- ENoR RENT.-A number OF
fSsssE4 Dwelling Houses and Store
Es. Rooms, and also several Shops suit.
able for Mechanics. Apply to
feb 5-lm FRANCIS II ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

z VOTES of this exciting and deeply inier>
- esiine Trial, together with Pamphlei
giving The Bishops statement, it is sxpecied
VIII e received this day "Wednesday J certain.
ly on Thursday, al the Book Store OF
feb 8 JOHN J HASWELL, Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

7EVHE subscriber having removed his HAT
n CAP AND FUR STORE, TO the large
and comInUdiOus room No It's Main Il, three
doors below his former stand and beaTly oppo>
site the Va Hotel would respectfully cali the
atIention of his friends and Customers general.
ly, TO his large and splendid stock of Hats and
Cap, OF every variety and shape in vogue
CCnnuy Merchants are invited TO call and ex>
anime my stock previous To going East, as
am determined TO put 10 HlS by The Case al
lower rates than they GO n possibly he purchased
East OF The Mountains. Cali and examine Tor
yourselves at the sisa OF The ZIG BLACk
nat. ian 90 "A G. M'CALLAM
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SILKS. silks! SILKS,

STtk~! SILKS! SIEkS!
4 MERlCAN'S paironize your own Manu>
"a features and support men who viii pro
tsci them
For exhibition and sale, Domestic Silk
grown in The Ohio Valley, and Manuac ured
lrcm the Cocoon into every variety OF anle
Silks, as plain aud Fl I'd Vrlveis, SaiinS, It's.
sues, FlorenteenS, Dress Silks, SCI CravatS
and Pocket Handkerchiets Flag SILKS ,SergeS
Heavy Coat Silks, &c. for G,nllemen'S wear
Gloves, Hose, Shirts &c, manufactured by ] hn
w Gil, Nj. Pleasant, Jefferson co, Ohio, and
for sale by & L HORNBROOK.
Jan 30
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AND'S COPY BOOKS.-A fresh supply
NO this day received by
feb JOHN J HASWELL, Union ST.
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Y tOh NiSSiONER'S SAGE.--IN CHAs,ERY.
= In heCircuit superior Court OF Law anL
Chaiccry for Ohio county.
Moses Rhodes
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,kNNESSEE

Dis.
vi Solgcri Bank 3r5
ALABAMA.
All Banks I'D
N & $ CAROLINA.
All solver, Banks 3
|. GEORGIA.
Augusta 3
Savannah =
LOUISIANA.
Good Banks lio2
PENNSYLVANIA
Relief Notes Ito.
Bank " Iioo
MICHIGAN.
81 Clair 2lu3
Fdr's & Mech ok 3 u5
oakland Co Blk 5toS
River Raisin uuc
EXCHANGE.
- sS T.. }''' Ct p'sns
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CA - III

EUST received per Steamer Mail, lot OF
~ Cooking Stoves, (Cincinnai make,j Of
Ia:iouS patterns, for sale Tor from fifteen to
twenty five per cent cheaper than they have
ever before been sold tor in this market
GEO w JOHNSON, Market square.
jan %
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RATES OF DISCOUNT.

ERECTED DY
X FRANCE, ENciiANiE BROKER,
Wneehus, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

TaNHE meeting oftbe Board Of Managers Of
n The Ohio and Brock. county Agricultural
Society, will he held in Well,bufg Thursday
6 Feb uarJ al O'clock The Committee on
Field crops will report at that tine.
nv order
II " WiLS ON
jan ~ Recording S c.
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SIIAWIS.

III IA ItA w IINUT BUUk.-The ChITUS FIrST
~ Drawing Book inlerleayed for Exercises
a course OF very easy Lessons In Landscapes
Figui es &c, Tor sale by
jan IL JoHNJ HAsWELL Union st
NNRUST SALE BY Sifiue Of deed Of frns
~ execuiedhy Hamilton Pollock. bearing date on
the 18Th day ofMay 1913. aud recorded in the of
fec of The Clerk Of The Comfy Courl Of OHIO county
in Deed Book No &c page 3i3. I shall. on the 3gh
day Of January nexr. between The hosrs OF 10 -
clock a. NJ aud 4 o'clock p. NJ proceed Ia SELL al
he front door Of the Court House ol Ohio county.
Al public auction TO The highest bidder. The South
half Of lot No $50. lying the Fast side OF Fourth
street. in the Guy Of Wheeling. wbefoon is a Brick
ffunse. ~ which said Pollock now resides
The sale of the above properly is postponed
until Monday, February 3d. ls45.
Terms af sale. NJ NELSON. Trustee.
ian 30
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Mary NJ s Zarc, aiminiSrrarriy Of Ebcrez.r
Zane, deceased, Alexander I'll ChapIne, ex.
ccuGr Ut Moses w Chn2liue, deceased and
Others, Dri' nianlS.
EEfTGd from M j.ini d,cree made in TIE o6oUs
cause and aHoheT siit ~ c6a.cc, on ihe l5ia
Gayof June 1877
And II appearing TO the Coufl that il is not
proper "a inCse suits L. make any dec &c IN - .
laiiun 10 The accounts % The SAID executor Tor
,he support and education Of the children Of
tie SI'd Moses w Chaplr e, decc scd, during
their minority, anj that a 10 Tie sum at ,even.
Teen hontied and tory five du.aTS and Sky
eighi cents with iuieIest reported hy Commits
Siuner Clarke 10 be due 10 sand cXeSulLT IN his
exccu,Orial a coun proper, he Count can make
no decree therefor IN favor Of SAID ex cutCr,
because il does not aTpear from sail rcpIri,
now much, II any, OF SAID balance al SITS
Csc, the sail executor - eHlI.led to have Charg.
ed upon the Geal estate ut the sad Moses y
Charue de, eased. by substitution for debts
pa d of hndihe The realty II IL the eioJe All
Judged. ordCTei and deCieed, on motion OF said
executor, tn IS to the SAID execItuIial ac'
count, SAID report be recon mIltcd 10 The seiG
Commissioner Clarke, who giving due noiICc
10 the parues concern d Is g. ascertain aud re-
port what portion, # any, of the amoun' doe
10 said executor On his eSecu'orlai account, a.
also OF The other personally dtbIs reported j.
chatceab.e on the zeal estate OF he SAID Moses
w Chapline, deceased, and liberty Is reserved
{" the sIId executor and Others the SAID pcT-
Sunaiv creditors 10 ask Tor Teliet agaInsl the
realt,, a. npUn The coming IN ol sand report
shall appear TO be proper. And upon the p IL
lion nj George Kel,all, claiming to b. a credI.
tor Of The Sat Moses w Charline, deceased ,
by specially nGing he heir, ui The Saii McSc,
w Chaphne, deceased, II is ordered mai the
said kel.Hll he a. liberty to prove his fla III be.
tore SAID CCmmiS,ioner G atke, and To ha So
SuD h relief against The really ~ ppor has re-
port may seem 10 be proper; and a,d minis.
"a IL. -. III
The Goa I wills & con 9enieri Spse'.'
Ie.te ALEX T. LAiDLEY Clerk
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= y CBANCERl - in the CIcnii superior
a Court vi Law aud Chaacery tor OHIO
county,:
The General Insurance Company OF Mary.
!and Compliment.
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ILL TlInY ComE.

STILL THEN CONE.
II ECEiNED this day,aiih, Biv Psf Eoo,
bfat shm,Lt, 81 pairs N4nt CAR bolt
welt R.Us ca TIruc aiuCc, ~ rans Me-
ihiCa buu' % Superior article ~ .tr io tfds Z
and w1uan'd Do he y ln.f supt.iur &C. oiy
90 ns that IS lo g lrahd io lhr coy.
I'r ~ NICLAfLfN
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LOTTERIES FOR FEBRtaRY.
ESD. ODtg

100 Prizes oI $1,000 are $4,000.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Glass No %.
To be drawn ct Wilmington, Delaware gl.
b.
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Q1&4O,OOO!np

OF $4O,OOO!n
3LEXAN DRIA LOTTERY, Class
8. for 1913; to be drawn at Alexandria
%. CO. Saturday, the Sth Feb, lS45.--
rs Numbers, II Drawn Ballous
SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000! Sl2 900! $4,000 $4,000
5000 dollars, $500 dnlars.
1000 dollars, 1859 dollars,
1000 dollars, 1900 dollars,
1850 dpllars 1900 dollars.
20 prizes of 8 coo each! 90 ct $500
so Of 800 40 of $500
so Of 5000 100 Of $50
100 of 800 &c. &c sc.
Tickets 10 dollars. A Certificate of n
Package of % Tickets, will be sent for
1880. Shares in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA L Lottery, Class 81, TO-
lS43; to be drawn at Baltimore, Feb. ~,
1915. rs Ngmhcrs. l3 Drawn Ballots
SCHEME.
$4,000 $4,000 $4,000
10 prizes Of $4,000
10 prizes of o. 600 each.
Tickets S5--Shares in proportion.
ALEX ANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass
7, Tor lSA5; To be drawn at Alexandra.
%. CO. Saturday, Feb. 18th, 1915 rs
Numbers --l2 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME.
100000 $4,000
5000 dollars $500 dollars
3,2S7 dollars 5000 dollars $500 dolls.
40 prizes Of $1,000 each!
80 Of 500 d Is. go OF 400 dolls.
SO of 800 dolls. 60 of $50 dolls.
Tickets only 10 dollars. Certificate
OF Package of % Tickets, will be sen,
for $3.50. Shares in proportion.
ALEXAN DRIA LOTTERY,
Glass 43.
To be drawn at Baltimore, Wednesday.
Feb. 10, ls45. rs Numbers, ii drawn
Ballots.
SCHEME.
10000 dollars, 10000 dollars,
5000 dollars, 1000 dollars.
25 prizes Of | 900 dollars,
Tickets $40. Shares in proportion.
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The PARTIES concerned will teke nr'icr, that
VII, on SATURDAY THE FIRST DAY or MARCH,
1915, al ny 'thce "a The cry OF Wheeling, VIZ.
gIuia. and thereafter ~ the same place by ad a..
lOnfnBent from umc IA time a. may he nereS-
Safy, eceiye proof OF, and proceed to ascertain
and rapUu The matter, aforesaid above referred
TO ne JAMES A CLARKE,
jan 2s--lrn Commissioner
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w iRGlNIA-Ohio Circum Superior Courl
Law uhd Chducery, Octoter SIS, 1874
Ersklne & EIcheibefgcr, In CHANcERv-
asdad Decree Tor Ac
JnneS g. TTncShell Gohers \ .nnnt
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a LIS o Two good Rooms on Market
IA Square, Will be rented en- good le ms.
ieb3 w r SELBY.
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SHRIVER 81 STEELE,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
WATER ST, WHEELING. Va.

EDlCTORIAL BIBLE Just received l6l
~ and IL Nos Pictorial Bible. Persons
who are subscribers 10 this work, will call at
ROBES corner Of Main and Union streets.
FEB
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INSSAYS on the Principles Of Morality. and on |
~ the private ond political Rights and Obliga.
lions OF Mankind. By Jonathan Dymond Just
published, and for sale by HASWELL.
jams Union street
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Drawing Nos OF Alexandra Lpuety.
Class 5, tor lSf5-Feb I. 1915.
n % S. Is 81 IS Sc o. 81 Al 50
Lowest Puz- SO.
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ALEAHNJKIA 10 ER1,
Glass 40, for lS45.
To be dra wn in Baltimore, Wednesday.
Feb. GO, lS45. rs numbers, IA drawn
ballots.
SCHEME
$4,000 600 1000 1900 do liars
10 prizes of LOCO.
Tickets 50. Shares in proportion.
All order entrusted 10 me shall he
promptly attended to.
ROB'T. ARMSTRONG, A gent.
And successor to JOHN NJ. CLARKE
who has sold more CapuaI Prizes, than
any Agent in the United States.
WHEELING, VA.
The drawings will he regularly sent to
purchasers, by the Wheeling Times and
Advertiser" 10 save pos age.
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- oMErHING DECIDEDLY RICH
- Heather Mythology, ~ Punch, with ten
cngfavings, at RoBB's, corner OF NJ lin and
Union SIS. 1aL %
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EDUCATION!-
LISBON INSTITUTION,
LoudouR County, T'irgimta.

HfyHiS Institution was established in 1882
and Is now in successful operation under
The management Of BENZ. Il. BENTON.
10 this tnstitAion are taukiit The braaches
USUALLY taught 70 the best English Schools -
The Latin and Greek Languages, Astronomy
with ihcAse Of the Globes Algebra, Plain, So
!, hi and AHal,ticsi Geometry. Plain and Sphefi
cal Trigoaometry, Method Of calculating and
ming Logsrtihms. Theory aud Practice OF Sur
veyipg, Lexeling. Plotting. MechnnicaL and
Architectural Drawing. &c. Comic SectibRs,
the nppllcsfiqn Of the Mathematics 10 tho Arts
pnd Sciences, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
&C
The Institution has been.furnished AZ eousid-
cradle expense. with On extensive collection OF
Philosophical ard chemicsl Apparatus, Globes.
Maps DlagSams, and Models, and full courses OF
Scientific Lectures
Are delivered 10 the Students. These Lectures
are isluslraiedby sevefal hundred highly inter-
esiiog experiments. The spParstus has been
eoliecled with particular care, and, some Of ii
Is supetsor 10 any in Virginia.
The Academy is also supplied with a cabiaet
o. M,nersls. Shells Fossils. .Geolpgicsl Spe6i
meDs. &c. Also, a Work shop furnished with :
SFarninE lathe. and a.yariely Of tools and Stu,
! dents of mechaneal genius NAV devote their
ieisRre moments TO Tarning 10 woea, iron, brass,
sr steel brsEing. soldering. ding. screw cut
tings screw turning, casting 10 brass. galvsnic
sils.rl9g, sc.
This prices Cor tuition vary from 10 10 S12
according 70 The branches studied and. IN con-
sidsra,ion Of The present low prices Of pEovis-
ion, The price fof Board is
Reduced 10 Sixty eight Dollars.
Per- session Of ten months Each student must
besaqPlied with towels. and have az his clothes
ssaPleaeusiy n,aykek with his nswe 10 fall 40
extra charge Of $40 yiIi BE- made Tor washing;
and when required, books viii be furnished Of
moderate prices
For further Particulars apply 10 BENJAMIN II.
BsNrox PRIME pal
kddress Mildeharg Post 0iice.
fnr ~ fafg
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PAY up !! Pay up!

NRIESDs and CUSTOMERS am 10 need
u Of MONET. and ! feel sslis6ed that 4 Is
only necessary for me}o apFrise yeuof the fact,
for prompt and speedy payment onsyour part
Being desifeas. Of settling up all round, !" I
hepe that nv customers VII enable me 50 70 do,
BY dischsrging the several auounts against
them charged % ny hooks, and thus eEince
thai hey are lrisnds indeed
I hope that iht notice y in be promptly re-
spoa5ed 10. a. 4 s absolutely necessary for me
10 hsSs money. WA. AVIS
ChhrlesteUn. ian 9 iel5.
Ne trade win b received a1crfihe 10Th Of
January On lbe account of 1874
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You are Too parimorious. said Mr.
Dana 10 one Of bis clerks. as they were
together in the counting house one morn
ing-'give me lie ave to say that you do
10. dress sufficiently genteel 10 appear as
a clerk 10 fashionable slore.'
H'enry'sfsce was sufTdsed with deep
blush. and tear irembleh on his manly
cheek.
( Did / not know your salary was sufi
cient toprovide more eenteel hatilimen,s
continued MIR. Dana 1 would increase it.
My salary is sufficient. simply sufi-
Gent, sir replied Heery. in a voice
choked with that proud independence Of
feeling which poverty had not been able
10 divest hiu. Of. His employer noticed
the agitation add Immediately changed
the subject
f Mr.. Dana was a man of immense
wealth, and ample sheeeyolehce he was
widower. and had but one child. .
daughter. who was the pride Of his declin-
ing years She wasInoi as beautiful as an
angel, or as perfect al Venus but the
goodness. the innocence the intelligence
Of her mind. shone in her coontenance
and you had but 70 become acquainted
with her 10. admire add love her. Such
was Caroline Dana, when Henry became
an inmate of her fathers abode.
No wonder, then that be soon loved
her with deep and devoted affection; and
reader, had you known him. you would
90, have wondered ihstihe love was soon
returned, for then souls wets congenisl
they were cast IN virtues pufest mould
= aud slthough their tongue never gave
ouerance TO what they felt, YET. The Ian.
guase Of their eyes told ioo7Plain.v 10 be
mistaken. Henry was The soul Of honor
and although be pefcelved be was not in
different 70 Caroline, the passion 10 his bo-
som was siifed. / mus, mol endesvor "a
win her young and sTiless heart. am
penniless. and cannot expect that her IA
Their will ever consent 10 her union. He
has ever treated me with kindness. and
viii not be uneraiefnl - Thusf he rea.
soned, and thus hefoically endsavored TO
srbdue what he considered Is an IL faied
passion. Caroline had many sui'ors. and
some who we're fully worthy Of her; onl
she refused. all their oyertnFes With gen
lie hut decisive 6runess. Her father
wondered sther conduct. yet would not
.ihw>ri her inclinslions.
He was ia the decline Of life. and wish
ed TO see her happily settled before he
<.,,t a. . sf,re ri exissence II was not
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WiCKLiFFE ACADEMY


HlHE Fifse session n ne current yeaf of
= hrs ln<tispsloB VII commerce On me So
~ February next. 10 coDddctipg the sdDea-
tionpi Interests q the school i viii beslse Con-
slslIl ass 50 q ths pripcipsi TO sdepi ihstplsn
nc 7eslfseitep All Koferrmenl. which vii fur
psh ne bcst fseltiss 70 ne student for ne sue
crnft prosecution II III. sfndies, ard tgeet 4
fsigpfvns deseiopment md diicp pine 81 The n
|ielectaa faculties The ciilfepisn 81 fle moral
sHseeptloiiities, tending 10 unfold nsd mature
5ose agslities that form the basis 6f 90 eli
Kent and manly character The course of ssu-
IDS vii incinde. besides he Elementary Englnh
brsnesess Rhetoric. Logic Tho Exscl and FhtsE
Afcs Seiences. ne Gfeek add Roman Classics
together with Neral md. lnieiiscl0al Phiioso-
pky Those Text Books siil BE- used that ere
best ajapfed to proI1oie lb0fengh sehola -Shin 10.
end symmetrieal groufh Of the saenlai powers.
prepaFsnG he SIpdsnt for The practicaI 5mies 81
= business lite, ~ ndmssioa into any Of the
Colleges Of the Uaion An exees record Of the
daily etlendsnce. recilatioas ard Department Of
the advanced scholars wslLAe kept, and week
y rannrt sishmiiied 70 their parents Tor pspsc-
ton. fabi'c organizations viii be held 81 the
close ofsach session. on which occasions The
frlsnasof sdaession are resPsetfulIy insiled TO
attend.
In sddiiioa 70 the privilege n references 10
sssh. Rev. W 3. pulgon. Charlestown. Rev
Henri w po5ee Berryyilie me Tru.ees aud
Patrons Of The Academy. Ina Principal has 10
kls Possession recommendation from the Fa.
eulss Of the College Of which he was graduated,
and the follawIng gentlemen
Rev Dr. Bsses. .Nsssaehnp1fs
Rev. Or Beamsn Troy NJ T.
Rev DE-. merrill. Vermont.
Rev Dr. Lobaree, do
Prof s. stoddsrJ, do
Hon. fym G. Rifes, u S. Ssmqssr.
u on. Sllas wright, do
Hon. S. J. Phelps, do
Hon. .Rnsns chosia. do
Hon , .. crst,eudcn. DO
lion. A. -. H. Siuart, House Of Rsp.
iIen. G P.Mar>h DO
J Bruce. Esq HInrheder
2. Converse, Psiaeipai FEY Ltss5urr.
Jan %, 1sl5.s
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"a 0AAOo

JlHE undersigned wound no, do justice 10 his
~ own feeling. nor 70 his Kind fEieDds were
ne 10 wi,hhole his Acknowledgements for the We
~ fauerlag encouragement he has met with
since his return TO charIes,ovn, in the Joinrr &
cSrpsnisriag Business, and would say 10 ALI that
his best efforts wilt be directed TO please the
plsinest or The most fas,idons.
Call snd-see hin, a few doors. west OF. Dr..
cordelis N. MYERS
Jols a. lS4A-tE
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gAgI0NaWG>
.. m. KiniM ghn1,.

HAVING just returned from the cities OIL
III rhiladeiphis and Baltimore, visiting the
NEST fe.hi0nsble establishments connected with
his business and procured On entire New Sys.
ten for cutting garments. together with the
LaIsst Siyit and Fashions n ne Day. 4
hss no be fancy IN saving che will guarantee
the best Of Rts 70 those who may favor him
with call. He would say. mat no bans shall
b. spared on his part 10 give entire satisfa. ion
He therefore invites his friends and the Public
generally. 10 give bin passing notice al bis Old
stand abeve The Matkei-honsr
N 3 Country Pfodnrp win be taken IN ex.
change Tor work al all times. u cash prices.
Oct i0ils4s.