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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26
WAGONS AND CARTs-Tbc suner;or;,v

WAGONS AND CARTS.-Thc superiority
of the Wheeling manufacture of this import
ant article for southern consumption is ac-
knowledged and these articles when they
come from Wheeling are much sought for
The business here has therefore become very
extensive and profitable. No less than six es-
adjustments arc engaged in it, some of them
very extensively. We yesterday visited that
Iof Messrs. RICHARDS & BODLEY, who
have very large stock ready to ship OIL, and
we feel called upon TO yield praise to them for
the substantial and complete workmanship
they have displayed in a very large lot of work.
All of theirs arc made for customers and made
in the best manner.
This is good business now and il is cry
important that it should receive all possible
facilities. Messrs. B. * ID. employ in their
establishment about 20 workmen who dis,rib.
ute some money through the place but be-
s.dcs this their business is felt in the country
around. Almost all their timber comes from
Marshall county, and is of the best kind. II
is manufactured in the rough by those residing
on the land. Some men make good living
in making fcllocs, Others, spoke and Others
hubbs, and cartius ,h,m in. This is therefore
the kind Of business the country needs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26
SYDNEY SMITHS PICTURE OF WAR

SnDNEf SMITHS PICTURE OF WAR,
we have read with delight the following
eloquent paragraph from discourse of the late
sydney Smith, ON the duties of the Queen:
"A second great object which hope will be
impressed upon the mind of this royal lady is.
rooied horror OF war-an earnest and passio-
nate desire TO keep her people i'm a state of
profound peace. The greatest curse which can
he entaiied upon mankind is state of war
All the atrocious crimes committed i'm wears of
peace-ali that is spent in peace BY the secret
corruptions, or by the thoughtless extravaganza
OIL nations, are mere trifles compared with the
gigantic evils which stalk over the world in q
state OF war. God is forgotten i'm war-evcrv
principle of Charistian charity trampled mon
human labor destroyed-human industry
extlnguished; you see the son and the husband
ana the brother dying miseably in distant
iahds-you see the waste of human affections
you see the breaking of human hearts-you
near the shrieks OF widows and children after
VIC Da'ue-ahd you walk over the mangled
bodies OF the wounded calling for death
would say to that royal child, worship God by
loving peace-it is not your humanity TO nity
Deggar by giving him food or raiment-1can
90 that; that is the charity of the humble and
the uhknown-wlden you your heart for the
more expanded miseries ofmankind-pity the
mothers oil the peasantry who see their sons
torn away from their families-pity your poor
subjects crowded into hospitals, and calling in
their last breath upon their distant country
and their young queen-pity the stupid, fran
tic Jolly oil human beings who are always ready
10 tear each other to pieces, and to deluge the
earth with each others blood; this is yoHr ex.
Tended humanity, and this the great field of
your compassion. Extinguish in your henrt
,. nendisll love OF military glory, from which
your sex does not necessarily exempt YOU. and
TO which the wickedness of flatterers NAV
urge you. Say upon your death bed, al have
made lew orphans in my reign-I have made
lew widows-my object has been peace. |
nave used all the weight of my character, and
az az my situation, to check the rascble passions
OF mankind, and to Turn them to the arts of
honest industry: this has been the Christianity
OF my throne and this the gospel of my sceptre:
IN TINS way have strove to worship nv Re.
deemer and my Judge
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26
PLAIN, PRESSED AND CUT FLINT

PLAlN, PRESSED AND CUT FLINT
dLASS.-Thc new establishment of Msssrs
BARNES, HoBBs Sc Co., in Ritchictown, de.
serves attention in this line of business. We
walked kown there yesterday, TO look around.
They arc of the right stamp, just from Boston,
with good capital, yet take hold and work
themselves. That is the way to do it. We
learn that the Pittsburgh manufacturers are
trying harl to injurc this establishment, b,
giving out that they have but little capital
and are not practical men. They have capital
AMI let the public see them work, and the,
Will soon admit that they are practical in the
right way.
We observed, among the stock on hand
large Quantities of druggists shop furniture.
Cologne Bottles, plain, purple, green and blue,
oil handsome patterns, Confectionery jars.
tumbicrs of every size and pattern, &c. &c
They will do good business, we prophecy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

Il 1t generally known that the remains Of
SAN. PATCH iie buried in the quiet cemetry
near the mouth oil the Genesee river His
grave IS neutrality-suspicious. from the mass of
u'e humpIe Oh those who rest in this pleasant
Irseplaclc Of the dead, bat il is pointed out
with melancholy pleasure bv those In The
nrighborhOod who revere the memorv ef ,h,.
daring unfortunate RCcafsiry D,mot,ot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

The "USios modcsily conicsseda few DAYS
ago That the present Administration does re-
move auditors, clerks. posimastcrs. &c. some
times, for opinions suko." Itaycrs with CON
iidencc that not rs many have bcen suspend
ed Tor opinions sake, in these three months.
as are attributed, in the Norfolk Herald, ia
the work Of two days The number speci
fed by The Herald was thir,y-scycn. We arc
left to infer. therefore, that some number less
thln ihiriy-scvcn have been removed 'for O.
piuions sake in these three months. Both
the ID raid and the Union are speaking only
OF theremoyal Of officers c.i ling in Washing
ton City.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

foGh AiR.-Wc were forcibly impressed
WIN the ingenuity Of an invention by NJ
Barnes q Hobbs for clearing coal b,nk, .,
'o"' a." They attached simple fan o,
'Foss boards to their engine and n,n 4 how =,
'oaS'' 6'atds u the faI end Of t!,a b,nk h.,
"h'eh supply q flesh air is cons,anay forced
mo ''ie n'ine The concern on.y ,ss; ,,s.,,
ABBA; - cellars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

TAKING III EASY.-Dr Darling. lectu.
rcr Oh Physiology has been Obliged TO eusncnd
his lecture while, in Order TO take his f,i,,
TOT stealing money isom ths Poulincy W. ,
bank, daring q" iefn2wEy absence o. o,c
cas,n.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

o~S- The Pittsburgh Gazette thinks our OIL
Jectlons good reason, for sending delegates
from that place to the meeting of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, on the 18th
proAimo. II they will give us half the mon
ey it will cost to send them there, we will
Withdraw our objections, and they can save the
balance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26
THEFT AND APPREHENSIoN.-A

lhbr AMI Al L II C1lENSlON.-A MIR.
Rockwell, engaged on some contract near the
mouth of Rush Run, nine miles up the river
from this burgh, occupying temporary cabin
at the place OF his work, had in an old leather
bag 80 American half eagles of the New Or
leans mint, which he placed for 50 safe under
his pillow. He had also mln in his employ
namrd Ltci Miller, who bundled" with him.
On Friday night last said Miller fobbcd the
gold AMI slid. The owner soon discovered
the theft, traced him part way to this place
and about five o'clock in the morning came to
us and we printed him some bills in time, to
send EAST by the first stage. He worked his
way to Washington, Pa, by the time the sec.
ond stage arrived, had got som, clothes and
toggcres, and was ready for a further tramp
but as nc was about entering the stage to 90
east he was seized aud lodged in Jail, where Inc
now remaius.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

ls,,Aa SrrEy, Esq. is our Agent for Brooke
county, Virginia.
Ma. LEVI MxLLor. is our Ascn, for Stcu
b>nvillc, Ohio, and vicinity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

ID. BRAVO. at the Co,nn, r;ial N,ws and
Readin, Rooms, opposite tlle ST. C'irica and
veranll Hotels. il agent foi TIL, paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements for il or orders
for new subscriptions. will receive imln date
attention il left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

/ We verify believe that our neiahbor of the
Argus told the truth when he said that the
death OF Gen. Jackson affected him so much
that he couldwr,e no more. His paper comes
forth at the appointed days, but it contains but
few sparks from his genius. 1t looks very
much like one of those periodical epistlcs from
western cousin, containing only this: al
take this opportunity to inform you that am
all well except the dumb ague; hoping these
lew lines will find you in the same state.
Sally has got twins and no more at present,
but remain your ancctionate cousin"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

The Tnkhannock (Pa) Record has the fol-
lowing paragraph concerning dreadful acct
dent at Wilkcsbarrc:-Wc learn, verbally.
that OF Friday last, while several miners
were about the mouth of Lloyd's mine ,endca-
vorinS to guard against the impending dam
ger, a fall of earth buried them underneath.
Three were taken out dead and horribly man
gled, and another was so much injured that
his recovery was not anticipated.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26
THURSDAY. JUNE &c, 1915.

NOLNBf B. PALMER, is our authorized
Agent Tor receiving Subscriptions and Ad,er.
t,.emcnts Tor the Wheeling Times and Gazette,
His offices are -
10 State Street, Boston.
Ri Ann Street, New York
~ Fine Street, Philadelphia.
Corner ~ Baltimore and Calvert Streets
Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

o. We see that the impression is gencr-
ally derived by the press in the country that
the Philadelphia Ledger has expressed the opin-
ion that the bill granting the right of way to
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road through
pennsylvania to Pittsburgh, will be passed
next winter, and it is thence inferred that
there is change of opinion upon the subject
in that city. The Ledger, however, only re-
marked that the subject would be pressed, and
some papers copied it passed, either inten-
honally otherwise. Philadelphia has no fan.
cy Tor committing suicide just now, and the
bill will have less advocates than last winter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

IMPORTANT SUIT.-In the Conrt If
Errors, suit brought by Messrs. Lawrence
OF Boston, against the city of New York. 10
recover the value Of a quantity of goods which
they had consigned to firm in Exchange Place
and whose store was blown ND by the civ an.
thonties at the great fire in 1885. TO prevent
the iurtber spread of the FIRE was called on This
forenoon. HIN. Daniel Webster i'm conncc.
ton with Mr.: Benjamin r. Butler. appears as
counsel ior Messrs. Lawrence, and Messrs.
David Graham and Joshua A. Spencer in bchalf
oi the city. The Supreme Court decided q.
gainst Messrs. D., and the case is brought I'm
ON wnt OF error. A similar case. Chat of Ru.s
sell vs.. The Mayor, &c.,) was decided by tbe
Court OF Errors last year in favor of the civ
and question arose whether the decision
would not bind this case. the points being The
same. IL was suggested By Mr.. Webster and
other gentlemen that the cases differed tlis
being III assumpsit, and the OTHER in trcspass
and that the opening should first be- heard
Inns was allowed. aud Mr.. Butler commenced
l,ls a,ggnment ON behalf Of plaintiff in error.
~ j. Express.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

Mcssrs. MASON * FUTILE, No. los Mas
san Strcnt, are our authoiize Agents in New
Work CITY They will receive Subscriptions
anti contract iof Ajveriisah ,n,s tor the Times
and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26
FRANKLIN
COTTON E1A9lsC 1, 70

NH'S establishment is now IN full operation.
manufacturing Cotton Yarns ~ all kind. from
NO TO 20. The machinery being entirely new
and ofihe most improved ORDER tin Cotton machin,
efy) and The staple from which the Yarns are mad.
ne'ng very hne. will be warranted equal 10 any.
mug OF The Kind manufactured wesi Of the noun .
'ams Also, Candle Wick. Carpet Chsin. Batting
s"a Iapp'hs i"'ne' made 10 order This being a
new enterprise with The subscriber. n. ,,;iI h.
thankful To his old friends and tho public for ,be,
'a'ofs and patronage. al the same time giving them
osg OF az article and al o. low price as the same
cen be had east or west. '''"'
jun 26 3m CLIO ~ rtvcIr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

We find the following i'm letter rccentlv
published in the National Intelligence ne
iacts were communicated by persons inst 70.
turned from Liberia and Sierra Leone:
Near the mission established by the Amer.
can Board at the Gaboon, people have been
discovered far superior to any upon the coast.
whose language is represented as one of the
most perfect and harmonious i'm the world. who
have among them tradition that some two
centuries ago stranger came to their country
and instructed them in civilization and their
duties; who are acquainted with the facts and
truths OF the holy Scriptures, and who are re-.
markably prepared for the reception of further
knowledge. They are at the present removing
from the interior towards the coast. and ouI
missionaries cherish the hope that through
their agency civilization and Christianity NAV
BE- widely difTused."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26
GROWING PROPERTIES OF EuANo.

GROWING PROPERTIES OF GUANo,
The eastern papers have remarkable story
OF this tenor farmer, to punish some slight
misdemeanor, shut his little son UP i'm barn
all night. The lad slept with his feet ON a
pile OF Guanol Next morning the farmer went
to look for his boy, when, 10! instead of the
child ne had imprisoned, youth about six
feet In height stood before him! His dress
resembled that Of child, the sleeves of his
jacket reaching his elbows, and the bottom of
his pantaloons his knees, while the buttons of
his entire dress were torn or and hanging by
threads. This beats Jacks bean by half a
neck, at least.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26
WHEELING. Jone on: Is4s

WHEELING. June 23, 1915.
NCONOMY is WEALTH. am ma wing man.
~ u'nc'ured At this lime. all Kinds Of Hats
'"a' n,e usually worn. much lower in price thar
usual. iy honest and expo rienced worknep. which
VIII enab'c me 10 TURN ont fret roie Hat. To-
my one waniinga cheap and good article Ihaye
been living in this city good many years ard think
"m entitled to patronage. Gentlemen winning n
INST rate hat will please leave their msasres, nnd
~ lew days they shall have them accoriinx to
order warranted not TO break.
Hats and Caps Of oil kinds constantly on hand al,
my cheap Hat and Cap Factory. corner Of Main and,
Union sis. Wheeling, Va.
Jun 20 SAMUEL D HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

INDIA RUBBER CLOTH. Tor Ca,rsgo Tor-
~ J"sl reed by OFT n GREER.
jun 25 No t5q MI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

Mr.. Logan, proprietor of the famous bed
bug, cock-roach and rat paste will leave Wheel
ing in few days. Those DESTROYS of getting
rid Of these vermin would do well to call al
Lady's tavern.
June 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

DoOR MANS PLASTER-A few dozen DR.
kn"dge's justly celebrated Poor Mans Pas.
'J"" received aud for sale wholesale spd retail.
ny ~ r noRNBRoOK.
I" 81 kfonfoe st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26
FROM FL. ECUADOK-Thc :

FROM Ell ECUADOK.Arhc Havana
Prensa OF the 9Th inst. contains brief account
OF the revolution in the republic of FL Ecuad.
or, which broke out OH the 9TH of March, and
ended in the overthrow of General Flores and
of the constitution of Quiro, after about hun.
dred men had been killed. A provisional
Government was then formed, consisting OF
three Naturalization Jose Olmedo for the
department Of Quito, Don Vicente Roca for
Guayaquil, and Don Niego Novoa for Chenca.
All public acts under the authority of the alb
rogated constitution were annulled, and the
laws enacted prior to the adoption of that con-
stitution were again in force. AS soon as tran.
guilty should be restored, Congress was to
be assembled to reform the constitution and
elect the high officers of state.
twas reported, however, that General Ota.
mendi had taken the field with 600 men, in
support Of General Flores, and a protracted
civil war was apprehended
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

NEW MEDICAL BOoKs-Cbristisop on po,
4 sons NunneIly on ErJsipelos, Wood 4 Bscb., ).
Dspen'o'ory new edition, BampGsld on The Some
be,l and Stokes Pfaciice new EDITION. CycInrmdia
o. f'oc'IcaI Medicine vols The above, with n
se"e'a, Hs,"fmsEi Of Medical Literature. for seal
~ Jun 20 JOHN HASWEIJ. -IIn;,o =,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

SCHOOL DOOKSi SCHOOL BOOKSt
uSr received. fresh supply Mrs LincoIp,s
81 Botany. Mrs Phelps Botany for Beginner;
n~,s History United S'nies; Rcsss Lain Grammsr,.
AIiieheIl's Geography and las; Mi,chell,: P,,m..
~ Geography; Com-iock's Physiology; An,hons;
Cs'ar; Sanders lsI, 81. 3D. aud 4,h Readers: fdr
so.e AZ w } ROBES,
Jun Cor Main & Union sts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

Tia, the Richmond Wing may see tina,
there are some otier "such Wings" as oarself,
in ieclins, we commend to its attention the
following article, published short time ago
IN the lexington Observer. and then re-pub-
'islicd b. as. As that paper has, from its po-
s''ion, access to the sentiments of the illus
'flous chief of the whig party, it may b. sup.
posed, at least, To b. true to the right whig
feeling We deeply regret, for the sake of
our party and our country, that few Eastern
Wing Journals, had not possessed, a few
weeks ago the same advantages.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

IBLES! BIDtEs!-Jusi reed large os-
go sor'men' Of Folio. Qnaro. Pocket and school
no'os OF every style OF binding. varying in price
' oo $40 Siu by w JROBB,
Jun "a Cor Main md JJnion sts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26
.ATENT DASH LEATHER, tn.i reed bv
u iun2S OFT A. GREER. No $50 MINI,

.ADDLERY-A flesh supply Of sntdle,, lid.
= ware, ard SADDLERS' TOOLS. ins, ,e,,,
y OFF Y oREER, No I59 Main A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

Water in the channel II feet. Falling.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-09
CONGRESS
SENATE-MoNpAY. D,,,,.s,

- SkNhTE-MONDAN, OLCEyBER 5.
Messrs. BLERIEs, OF Ca, RIREow OF La and PESyy-
sAckEE. Of Va appeared IN their seats today
The President laid before the Senate
from the State, War and Treasury Departments LaiI on
the table and ordered be printed Also report
o the Secretary Of the Treasury Commerce and Nav,
l2aton, OF which, IN addition the usual number extra
copies were ordered 10 be printed the use Of the
and OF the Treasury Department
Mr.. BENroN presented memorial from the American
citizens IN Oregon. stating that they had organized prov
sona government, and asking the United 10 esab-
sh territorial government them. Read and ordered
TO be printed.
Mr. CANfRoS presented memorial from citizens OF
Tsnn'yNana, praying against the admission OF Texas
slave State into the Union.-isid on the table.
Mr. SESIER moved that the election VI the Standing
Committees aud Lcep OF the Senate be postponed until
Tomorrow.
MI JOIN vi. CLAYTON asked for division OF the t,so-
luton Of the Senator from Arkansas lie had no objection 10
the postponement OF the election Of the Standing Commit
tees until tomorrow but the rule tho Senate for ,
election ct officers ismPofave he oppose that por-
lion OF the resolution.
The subject was further debated by Mr.. AtLsN IN l.ycr
Of and by Mr. CRIrTsSpES IN opposition TO- the latte clause
OF the resolution, when the whole matter was cut short b,
a motion Of,
MIR. styiIR, that the Senate DO now adjourn. Carried
2J Ia 81.
Tue Senate then adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-09

rArs. 81 Ala. objected the e.n.d.r,,io, Of IN.
RESTITUTION 81 this time. and the Hos-- proceeded q. m.
49,. :. zoe adjournment os Thursday Last. which
motion to prisi 10000 extra copies Of IN. ,,n,, =,
country. wv :" tue
Tue hou-e refused To print the 1000 and III. ,.,,i
"u.ros, VI tnua cope. 10000 were ordered
Tue communications from Deparin,. n,. i,o.J
dered to be printed. ~ W
'e having been granted. prospective. Pre-. emp,,o.
', 'epof,ed-sl-o. bill by Mr.. Holmes, OF :. C.
providing Tor the sale OF min.rsl land. -
mun.f ct Va. moved the referene. Of the petition
VT nfotkrabrosgh. eonissting the seat II Nj, C.b,l
" '"'os. 10 the Committee Elections with io,,,ue-
on' TO report hsi. - to ~ho entitled To- IN. c.,,Gr,.
OF membership aud secondly To the fact of VIII
Isee"o hc minority al votes. the Florida
election Mr. Hunter presented TIKI. n. p,,,,sssJ any,.
"os, snd A. SUCH took precedence OF eli other business
VIZ uamin. OF Me tehairmsn Of Committee Of Flee
noosI opposed the resolution Of instruction which "a.
Ii'9sf debated BY Ms..s Hunter. J. X. Ing.r.oll Gar
e' ussi' b,yiy and others. Mr.. C,be wa. defspJ,oy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-09

peo'o oehsh But the school. ihsn.elve. would SOON
may be ,hooah' OF the plan d,my ske,ehed here
VIC ~h'ef thinks he esnn-t be mistaken IN affirming h,,
s 1 lsco'hstnksr. aud not rvLL srrroar By the
commonwealth. mu- lie had viz - an nm, ,eh.,. mo,
Ss"ned TO TEL aud leave much on Than before
pm soseessed has the Of Iess, OF b..
s 'a'pr IN It's machinery. And NOT . people 4 1,
10y "nsoy complicated system. Its OIieers are few and
unstd. h~ould stimulate. and enable thee who need
oy some eSe',n to help themselves to the benef
Always better than grsiniiy to the needy. That
"oo. would be better attended. and more useful than
se' WI he least doubted by those who best understand
au"n nature The Schools could fail 10 he every
mere very soon esisbli'hed For the fact that neigh
oooihood, OF District Is entitled fund partly from q,
on se' going Tar towards paying Teacher Tor II. chit
urea fund which would scerue the benefit Of Other,
mo ieaeher were employed, would. infsllibly prove n
e'sh sh'uisnt Tor the universal establishment of
schools here. IN other States and eom,nunit q. and
would ensender and sustain lively interest in than
AI.BEMARIE