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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-07
or. CHARLES HOUSE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CT. CHARLES HOUSE, BOLLINGBROOK
~ Street PetsrsburE Va by srEsALL Co Of Rlebnoss
VsTbe subsenbers have fted opened iiou,s
rsbrnos STREET recently occupied Lotey ONCE BY Mt A.
Wbrrv and Offer themselves eiterers TO The public.
They viii always be furnished nd
which this miks anda and have made
regular sUppso Fb and Oysters from Norot which will Be
servei Up In the bea rys sni As their
d,sire sto please attention viii be paid vers and their
motto WILDE ntane order and comfort" snd their long
renee IN business will enable them their motto
from the county sung will be furnished with
such neaas they Hay dsfs notice apj With lode
ings and eEeerent ss ling for their
The Bar furnished he'd Of Wire. sni Lquors
fully esetsd the New Yort Custom House Pleas. esn
Sim n BTEoALL 4 co.
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NAV 6CHOOL

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W 81 stga.h NJ paspal isss - Nm = ~ s~s U.ss.
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-sesssss - Natural cossssslssss a. ns.ict,. Law
.%,sH.. ~ 'sAso. ..ss go. psysA,. ssar.sss.
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Z HEAP ND FAsHIoNABLE cLoTH-

EHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTH
~ ING. SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOoba-
q. DUNSPAUGH A. co. respectfully ahnouBeo u, bo,s
In want % articles 10 their line that they
complete s'.otsn Of Pan ard Winter Cohg prepif
ID sell AZ the very lowest prices Ter Our stock has
bern manufactured BY sv,rs and III the with
the greatest care which enables purchasers that
they buyinE prpssr well shonabs gnrment we
have Js.' received late arrival and constantly addns
our soes ~ WEEKLY feeeipu the follow ,tles Of Goods
Gents supefhns Froet and Ores Costs
DO 90 sd plain Overeoat. t-Iae very cheap
Do Tweed and Pen Cloth Costs o. vsriou. siy;es
Do biaet and fancy dress paHis IN great variety
Do ssus. sonbssies, vaenelr snd sir vss,-
hnos ensra ssonent q hsrioo Anaoa buets cotton ssd
nsn shh also sesr Cavst. Gloves su.psssef &c u The
latest aylss
ossUsmsn In the Cay from eosusry ssrsssy svle
70 give ne esh and viii ihsy Ct the worn
o. Their money 80 Mars doors bsIou ness" boH
don, Whiinshim Dfcwry
6-3m "a DUffsPAUoH \ co.
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,,uE,p rIfpx,suizC WAVE u0IfsF

CHEAP FURNISHING WARE.HOUSE.-
~ e. gwgrMoRg q co. dealers In Family and Fancy Hard
Ware Cutsry Tea Trays ami Wae No TO- North Chlhes
Union Bank Baltimore Having taken the abovs
prepared supply families ard dealers
hind 81 Plated and Bftans Wsre solsr Lsrd
Lamps oov Ware Copper and Bass Kettles and Kitchen Utsn
Abo, Wooden Ware Brushes Basksts Mats and other House
articles The Of fames and Hotel Keepers
respectfully called stock which will be sold good terms
G. v. w. 4 co.
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Wnx yspneeaf rsa r1ys Ceehs Isnps oirssAss huseai
nesss spsssehe r0wsr fashs Coal Cs<sI West bss-s
Wu.G Dk Gard cssss Cogss Bostss Flower vssss ossas
eilvs seea FvseA rssey ooe Srssi VARSITY MILITARY
0oobs-nnnArv ceupanes fsrnisAst eoaps Watch hasss'
Tech Al hsssstah Ae fos wkosssas Al rsta Or
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LAW SSS GHOOI.

nE suoscrioer intends TO continue his LAW
schooL a. stauhtoa The nsrt ,-..,on ea,,..,,., = a,
~ oms ner ment and Duration sI prse.dps -u sa
2oh OF March foIowiar -" nm "fmihAe on hs
Fee fo' instruction GO. payable in .d,.,e. a-.
hsvey desirable 10 tbs ssSsrsisn sA th.s h., 49,.
apply Tor admission should ssr Or psr,ossp ~ ~
! uh of November nert IIICAs D T,,ossy ~ ns
staun on. Sept % Ists-evtNox On
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ATA CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT OF

NhNSShh SOE1NhON SSSNt VI
"A Lac aud Chaaeey FOR the of Hsnrise and
Riehsopd the Common Law see June the e<ta lsss:
Ts- Court doth direct the following Order
isformation parties In
and the Ciek directed copy
theeofo each Of the council the
the Of newspapers psAhsA>d
the Of Rehnoed September eoat.
= Il till The Of this Court:
@ Ordered. That the Cou.t future Tsrms
require that the depending theen u-d or
eostnoed n there be cause Of eonnnanee ~ the k calling
tbervoC ACopy-T.Ge:
s-~tNov IS. J ROBINSON C. G.
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. .'e ::::sl s..! 1T: Us. &:
,sissl.s lsssslsa, s.a 49, e sssssAss's -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-07

WHITE LEAD, VERDIGRIS IN OIL.
w CHROME GREEN. CHROME YELLOW, LINsEED OIL,
sPrs TURPENTiNE, Ae, FOE ssisby
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-07

IMPROVEMENT IN DENTAL SURGERY.
HUDSON has returned - ~ siy. rss.sd
OF bic prof-oa Aavi.s IL
tsssh sspsds the narasai and tarass
fsfv invited 70 cell 49, ss.ss. iseouupt rsssA
eiai % bic nansassss. d Win aGssd
exhibit and explain ,h- Improved ussod %
I'll disposed ss~st
Rehmosd. Oet,ter =. iSss.-AAeas~tI
A FENALE TEACHER WANTED. IwIsm
"A sasAss sspssissest rsas Tsashss suasst
appsuains ssbstaatial and sssfs
Dauiss AID hesA,s Wo<k eosAset
pupi, nay Any Istssr IL sssi tpess pa ssns
rcd kash % &C.
eaetoy refssss@ss wall b required ssd
persn<sd psrson need atpiy. tn. 0OOOE.
Hos Springs October =. ists-eN
DNTAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE. RI
Il Rsv. wn. q. Whit nshan vissssr; Mr. Lneea Phslp.
Pnseipal-Tts Water esssoa Of thss Istuos yin opsn
nom Ind amer We "a dag. The tth Novsu,sss
n ienita III IL aAS-Nlola
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NOTICE.

a cli'lON will be presented to the next
q The vI.ni. Legislature. praying that tn. p...n.
insham may be changed rssid..ss Of Hem, NJ. ~
3o-wSw - '.ss'J .ies-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14

0FruE b NK Ill. was 1rd",cl q b .
IN crossed IN the iIouse las, evening.
l.Cut half past Mae. The l.p'n> tinjiua
that they cou'd not waste aao h.r dag
IN useless opp ,siiInn, (and MT IecllnS
disposed TO use "a faU Highf-ro Sunday
intervening 10 relieve the.ua' | d, u'cl"cl,
ceased their boy ish warfare aud >uiT,,g-
I'd the III To lake lis course. Tn"
State has been pu, to an unnecessary ~
pensr of abOu; twelve hundred o.lars.
! already in the two Houses. by n cnpiinIs
waste OF time on this hil THIS comes
from the cconom cd ltcfnrmer. - irn
who love the PEOPLE would save them
from burdens, from taxes from hcmsci..
reS!-when. lo!hcre we tiud he u was .
ing time for party ,T 1T, catag on, the
substance of their n>titucn's. aud druv
ing them relief in the important matter
OF safe local currency BIl. We Tor.
get: There Ia BarlIe,'s "humbug" on
record-and there it viii retnain,a prac.
teal Illustration of Lucoloco Bank Re.
form.
The ouse has made some iliv u
mendmcnis To the Ii the most implr
ront OF which is the striking ou the BoIrc
oil Bank Inspectors. aud substituting
visitation OF at least once year. hv per
sons living in tho vicinity OF the Banl
10 be examined. under the appointment
OF the officers of State - The bill wir
probably be read lhIrd time TO dny ,anr
sen, back tn the Senate inr their concur
renee. When it shall finally b come 4
law, We shall publish the bill again en-
lire.--OkiO Siaie JurnaI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14

The New York Evening Post still
maintain It's An i>Te>as or, unJ. despite
the threats nnl dic'aiion Of the Southern
magnrles OF its party. 1, recently said ::
1--WE look on the annexation of Texas
as emln"n'Iy n practical question. and
IN !, no HateSmln Of sense pould Hink of
cBecHng 'citi1ut a fair, ueH-iempered
overture II Merjco. No such overture
has yet en- made; and the man he,he r
editor, secretary, or member, who votes
or writes for annexation without such q
preliminary step. voluntarily incurs the
hazard Of war;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14

AHEAD IF the NALES-- he Philadel-
phla Gnz tie of Friday evening says ::
" fwn weddings were de'ayrd in our
lily the recent snow storm. as the genlle-
men were expected from New York -
The males being behind h nd, The poor
brides. nrrayed IN white and orange how-
ers, waited patiently hour after hour, IN .
nj hope defer ed made their hearts sick
We question " he;her an action for dIma.
ges viii not lIe agains, the clerk Of the
weather. for thrs ms as.nab'y arresIng
the an icipaed haPl mess Of our fair CHI :,
Gems. However, the snow must melt, anh
then the poor wealher-bnund grnoms will
tina" out from the deep cuts beyond New
Brunswick, and receive their brides after
II merry laugh over their mi haps. We
never were frozen up on our way 10 get
married, and canno', therefore, speak OF
the s.ns"li n fro experience. but we
think II must be The very realization Of
cold comf,rl.' ="
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14

previous arguments we present tle
I" loving issue, ana VIC de y any one 10
d''pnie rs correctness. IL Wi; be r,
m"nbcrei that we take inr g,anleJ tn
ur-um"n's OF the ul jFc'ors.
Sha the road be tax II Ia p,rkers.
blr' ' which ctSe we hose oar r yer tradr
aud "ur canal line becomes entirely worth
lrSs
or shall !, BE- taken ,n p,i>bnr.h. i,
whI:n case our rvpr trade vii, I've re
Ia n"d, "A d or can i, be none the worse
,T!
How can The legislature C p,nrsyl
vaa'" he>iti,,
Is II W. deny rha, h" riilro al taken
t" P''tsnnrs can br ~ lnjrr'ons to our
me-, rs though farkri sburgh or some,
southern pom, were selected for us ter.
IN IA ion. Pr ls5urgh would become II
= e., dcpo', and :n- produce Of Wrs-
lrtn New lo K. Northern and Western
P"nnsNl vlnia, and Eastern Ohio, won
hc poured through IN canal 10 that CT.
". White the VINO ira ic n the Suu.h
west AMI West, woad each Us through
the Ohio IL the road were TAX n Ia
Parker burgh on the other hand, W.
w"u b. cut of entirely from all these
facilities. The canal can carry freight
i'r one imrd loss than The railroad, al
all events and III this particular. i, woult
he II csincr were the road iuca.rd TO oul
western mart
| Lee Ii mo- be supposed TINT tho cthpr
Western counties wili lie losers Doubt
less branch ui the road vi be taken
o Wheeling; aud Washington. FAY cit,
md Greene counties be covered with
II network Of rail ways. TIC reprc.
Srn'a'pes from these ciunties 81. ould no
he b ind TO these advantages for tn, il
cous:i;ue Is.
J! the rlSh, Of way b. granted ,hro'
/ our Sta'e, II IS n m,iter of certainty thai
Pltt-burg and Wheeling will be selected
rs It, tcrmin: AID white the road To IN,
former city will DC vast acquisition &c
! all that sect n OF the Commonwealth
that 10 The latter city viii furni IN a CON
venienI Quite, for the produce Of The
wealthy counties ia the southwest
Can any rational man believe that Mr
Vi Lane and the Company would cnle,
INFO such an arrangement, merely &c
humbug tho Legislature of Pennsvlvania
Connect With The existence OF this pur,
chase. the ia t that the Governor OF VIZ,
gina, man OF splendid talents has Sent
"a the Legislature of iha, at, spc
ctal massage, urging he grant OF ;hu
right OF way, and surely the conclusion
Is irresistible, that the Company is mos,
anxi US TO obtain th"t right.
Can II he believed, Tor one momen,
hat Nr 'Linc would sp-ni two win
tiers IN Richmond, impose upon the Gov
ernot OF Virginia by false pretcnce
aud lnd"cc hl,n 10 send spe ial message
to The Legislature of tina, State. merely
q humbus our legislature?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14

LEo:sLArUae-in The Senate rcpori
vas made ulhe ,htc' that The Co nmlce
It reference on The Texps resolutions
we're unable to agree. IN the House bi |
% prevent delays III Cbanccrv causes vas
ordered 10 be engroSSei. \ reso'u ihr
"as ais" adopted to 90 into Gn election o.
Senator on Friday (,hls day. We have
'lSp the proceedings of the ION, NJ n
'ay, but they are MI important.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14

TIE CASE or Dom - Vote Of The
hhode Island assembly Upon the peir-
non OF 81 lVan Dorr ond Lydia Dorr, his
wife, aging for an act of amnesty:
t0ted and ReSoIred. That the praye r
utefuoi he So far grnDtrd as that Thomas
w. Dorr be iheratei from mis- confinement
% the ) ate Prison, upon his taking the
following oath or aflirm4li n:
:" do sOlemnfy swear Tor aliirnN tha, (
vii bear true faith AMI a legiancC 20 the
State Of Rhode Island and Providence
plantations, and that ! will SUPPORT the
Cons iupUn and Laws Of this State and
Of Ihe Unitcd States. % help me Gnd. Tor
this affirmation J make and give upon Inc
perl OF the penalty of PERJURY"
SAID 1alh or affirmation shalfbc admin.
ls'ered by The Clerk oi tie Supreme Court.
IN open court, sitting in any count, in he
state, or hv one Of the insllces lhorcof in
vacation, aud recorded upon The record of
said C'D'' in lb- county ~ which Inc sane
is taken
Aud the Wa jen OF the State Prison is
hereby directed 10 furnish SAID Dort v in
. c"p, o' Is Resolution, AID whcnc or
he shall signify his desire to take said
oih or oiiirua ion, to attend said D,rr be-
~ sad COurt or Justice, and. upon his
1Alng sid oath or affirmation, o. dis
'hrge MN accordingly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14
CONGRESS-.

ebruarv, ii. 1919
In tho Senate. ii was resolved TO com
mcnce the business on the Annexation
rn"s!nv mkt Suniry bills were pnss
o., among them one prnviiing for ,ihe
r'nsp"r alton Of The Mail 10 foreign
Cou tries.
Ia he House, there VISA personal
aherca ron letwecn Mes r.. Sidell aud
S le OK The House reso we'd Itself into
COMMITTEE Of the " hole on Territorial
business ;bn, did not ass any bills OF rub-
llc importance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14

men, by which /, should no, exceed 10, 600
mlies.
Mr. Ninion was abuu, 20 defer the ~
mrndm n, when tho Com nj Zee rose and
p REL progress
\ ucmo,iil wa, receiv ii from Amn-
n ndtl ~ relation 10 suits pcndius a
ghir,t hlin. winch being referred, the
Hose adj 'urncd at earl hour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14

We copy the following from The Var,
rlsburgh Argus. We arc m.re okcrs
on III Venice, and the retailers OF what
others say IN this matter; bat shall en-
deayor 10 keep our rraders pos ted up
on all tangib.c acts from whatever quar-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14

AREA OF FREEDOM - rho New
Orleans P'cayUne, or Jan 10. says
sumo lhlueen free ren Of color, who
.rm" 90 board OF vessels from The free
states Of the Uuion. were yesterday pla,
'ed ~ 'onlincm by the Socord mum
'lpaluE police IN pursuance e the acl
ofb'd IN free PERSONS Of CO or e. comc
"albH ih' llu,Ils Oi the State"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14

VlRGlNIA-Oho Circnii Snperior or,
Law and Chan,eIy- February 8 l645
DEeREE FOR Account:
Aired Caldwell,
William Cunningham, administrators & heirs
.3BSTR9CT!
'Ano The COuii doth attjudee, order and de-
cree, that this cause be referred To Edward III
FrZnugh, r. 9, one of The Master Commits
sl"nrTs al this Court, To take and state an &C,
count OF the personal estate and effects of said
In estate which have come a. The hands OF the
said Administrators, (James w Clemens and
Jefferson l. SangSlon,) or u the hands OF any.
other person by their direction and OF all sums
wherewnh they or either OF them are charges
able IN due course of admin istration; and thar
he also lake and state an account of The ouan.
NY, location and value 81 the real estate of
the SAID cunningham, deceased, whereof he
uleu seized or entitled 10, and Of The value OF
The annual rents and profits ihcreol--And il in
luther ordered, that said Comm issioner tsse-
ana state an account OF what NAV be due The
complainant on the covenant in his bill men
t'oneu, a"o TO al o'hers, showing the anouns
due each, respectively, and whether The sane
bind the real estate Aforesaid of said iotesisie
either as Spccihc liens or .ncumbrances or anv
olherwlss-ALd Tor these purposes, the said
Commss; cDcr will cause reasonable notice TO.
be given by advertisement in such newspaper
as ne may think proper, TO said creditors 10
come before him and prove their debls; and
shall Tx peremp,ory da for that purpose;1nd
such OF them as shall not come in ty the i,mc.
limited, shall be excluded from the bene6 Fl of
tlIs decree; and such CT edit,rs who are not
parties 10 this ssit, and wko shall Come before
said Commissioner 10 prove heir debs. before
they be permitted so 10 do shall contribute 10.
sand complainant, their proportions OF The ex>
penses OF :hiS suit, to be adjusted by The Com.
missioner, or secure The payu ent thereof "a ~.
factory 10 him. And, The Commissioner Is or.
defed To report in the premises aj,h all 90. We.
nieni speed. together with any matters eeemea
pertinent by himsed or required by any OF rae
parties, in order TO a final Lecfse in ,hs cans. =
TeSte, ALEX Il LAIDLEY, Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14
DAILY TIMES.
FRIDAY, FEB. "A, Is15.

NcLNEY u PALMER, ~ our au;nnriz e.
AGENT '"r r~ceiv,ng Suh>eii ptions and Adver
ls'n,n> tor the Whe.liog rim,s aud Gazette
IiS offices are.
lGp Mass II street. Nsic York,
% Pine street, philadelphia.
c"rnsl OF Baltimore & Calvert streets, Bal,
hmafe
10 STATE street, Bo'f0s.
Mr. w ia MES, ~ Ag'nt for he Wheel
ing Times and Advertiser aud the WesIert
W Ttnes ant Gaz TIE, tor he Western States
Iowa and Wi>cunS n a>>i~,e { by Moses Meek
-, lanes K Smrh ] T ID nj, g IL Comstuck
Jcnhirg> aud L Gardner Smrh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14
NOTICE


IO"M 81 NsR's ~ CO, Feb 10, Isls.
The p'u,eS are hereby notified. ,bat bsv..
appointed Thursday, The 2Otb day Of MsTeb
nex,,at my office in the city Of Wheeling, AZ
me Tune ans place, when and where, / wiii,
proceed to AK The accouat in The io,seoin.
aecfee. Add | require The parties 10 sp-esr
before me, with heir hooks and papers reiatins
TO the partnership sccouD's, thstI nsv ave
Nsi1 account JAS A CLARKE,
ieO ~ Master Commissjonsy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14
NOTICE..

Co@MlSsiJNER' OF1IcE, Feb 4, ls4ss
The parties interested 10 The Ioi egoIIg de,
cree, are hereby Motif, d, that have appointed,
Thursday, the 20 h day of March neIt. A, ,hc
once OF Jacobs Fi!zbugh. in The city Of Wheel.
ing as I'M time and place, when and where z
will proceed to lake The n count in en- IA ds.r -
oheeted: And require oil parties having sovr
!nIeieNl IN the same, To appear and attend be.
iore me, for the purpose oi eDa bling me To ,nks
Sald account and make he report thereof.
A WISsoE,Tq feS IA,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14
CITY NEiYS ROnAs

CITY NEWS Room.
'S'tilS roora Is now completed and open for
Il subscribers and strangers, for whom il
forms The most desirable place of re>ort ib,t
has ever been opened in this CIiy. The Ro m
will be always well warmed and lighted every
evening except Ssadsy
session, Baltimore, New York,
WaShihgtoh, albany, Richmond
rhi'aIelrh'a, Norfolk, Harrsburgh,
Pittsburgh, New Oriesn., Louisville.
SaShViie, 81 Louis, Indianapolis,
Orholi, Cincinnati, Columbus,
cleveland and large variety OF Other papers
amounting 10 so in number, will ALWAYS be on
TERMS % 90. jan 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14
A CARD.

n
VM end Mrs Chip, most respectfully an
1VA nounce their 2 Concert AMI Thea rical
lie t1rmance, a, The City Hall. this friday
evening, Feb l4Ih, or which DC sion they iii
be- a sisted By Mons and Madame La5urris and
Mr. Walker
Tickets only 1914 Gems Concer, at 7 o'clock
For pa tcs.ors sec his Ieb Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14

AT meeting Of the .Sabbarh Associa
ton OF Tradelphia, Va held in the
VI + Church OH Tuesday Evening last
The following Preamble and Resolutions
were adopted, to witt
Whereas the Sabbath is an institution
OF Divine appointment, and wher, as this
Institution was gwen to man in his state
of primitive innOcency; and whereas The
Sabbath was changed from the 7h to
the lst day Of the week therefore
ResOipe4, LIST. That We view the sane
LITIGATION Of the sabbath as Of moral and
perpetual obligations 10 all mar k nd.
ReSoiced. 2rd, That the rest Of the
Holy Sabbath, is not only beneficial but
necessary fur man as physical being.
and also both necessary aud advanta>
gunas 10 the Brute creation.
RcsoiDed. Ord, That as members of
the social circle, as men bers Of the ci-
vi community, as patriots. and ms chris.
ilans; we are all under obligations to OBJ,
serve the Fourth precept Of the moral
LAW, "Rcmember The Sabbath dag to
keep II toly."
ReSoieed 4h. That we view with
lively gratitude, the deep and increasing
interest manifested at Baltimore, by our
National convention, in bohall of the
Lords DAY.
Re,oire9, 5'h That we respectfully
suggest Inc plan 81 holding q county Con.
ven'IUn Of The frienis Of the Sdbb ,th ON
the second Wednesday Of May m the
rlty Of Wheeling, and hat We respect
fully request the ciiizgns Of the surroun,
ling counties,of the States ofOhio. Penn
'yIyaula and Virginia TO meet in said
convention.
Resoirei, 9Th That this A ssocia,iop
appoint committee Of two 20 nccompa,
~ the Rev 5 Buchanan to Wheel.
np. with n view to confer with the ri
liens of Wheeling in regard to the rro
'riety and plan o. carrying out the great
'bwci oi this association,
Resaired, 7th, I hat the clerk BIO d.
-"cted to forward a copy Of the abov,
preamble and resolutions 10 The Editor,
Il tic political papers Of Wheeling and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-14
wheeling uNIveRsirY.-Tb. Roar,

WHEEL ING UNIVERSiTY.-TheR BOARD
Of + u>,ec> OF Wheeling University will NEE,
ca F,day Evening next al the Times
Odic", al O'Clock, farhe purpose "f elec 'ins
Ulcers AID hearing reports OF Comn,tees
A inl' Attendance is requested.
The terms OF the GrSi class OF Trustees have
all exp red. Those OF the second class expire
IN lSi1, and are, DrS "A. S Todd, J. w. CleL
ms Tannsr, Rev. WIN. Wallace, Rev. III
Weei, Rev. wm Armstrong, and Rev.
VIM. NIX. Lamtdin. 81 class, terms expire
in 1850 Thomas Hughes, Jonas Crumtacker
John Euf. Jr, John Grlchrisi, J z. Wharton,
Samuel tt and q. w. Thompson.
TIE SOUTHERN LITERARY MES,
SENGER."--Ths very able and highly popu,
lar literary periodical Tor February, is before
u> AMI we desire TO call Ia it The aneniinn oi
our c,Iizen> whC have an interest in the higher
fl I'D OF Lreratnie. The number that we have
before Us l. rich in al that can era e y maya
zine OF The FIRST ordc' but il is not TO this a.
lone but TO the pas, ~ volumes of that woI K
to winch we wish 10 call Afternoon Through
those - Years it has Sus' aimed chaIaeieF for
Inter,s equal to any pei ohIcal OF the country,
an; for the style and character Of It's CORES.
rordence unsurpassed BY any except Black
wood II has therefore incorporated Itself
permanently high in the Literature of the
c unIry and he literary man is therefore wiih>
out one OF his best guides and landmarks If
without ii. To Yngigiln i is more than all
important. The knowledge of the Institutions
md history OF The S ate aud the interest 1t takes
in all that concerns the Sta!e, will well repay
Vl'ginian loT Us preservation. One OF the
mos interesting articles we have read, is the
-pnb 'callcp Of a work on Virginia in 1908,
when Vgrsin,a was America, entitled News
from Virginia" We heartily and earnestly
COZ 1cnd mus periodical 20 our readers as we
have often dJnc before.