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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

l.. A. Wit is worth the trouble of any Of
our readers. who are undecided whether OF
not 10 engage the potent aid of law in refer.
ence TO some tancied wrong, or disputed claim
TO glance at the decisions of the Supreme
Court at Utica, (which were published onSatur.
day. They will find there Thirteen cases de.
clded IN which it was declared that the demur
rers were Frivolous. In other words, for the
sake OF Incurrlng heavy bills of costs and pro-
longing VeNatious suits, frivolous and techni-
cal objections have been raised and carried 10
the Supreme Court, where this very proper
disposition was made of them. No better
could be furnished to illustrate
the necessity OF thorough reform in this re-
gard y. Cour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

CASES IN WHICH LETTERS SHOULD
De PREPAlD.-A gentleman writing TO j
lady. ~
A lady writing 10 her female friend. TO the
care OF gentleman, because the trouble OF
receiving and delivering is tax enough.)
a merchant writing TO another, requesting
information.
"A trend writing TO his friend. requesting
some friendly act; such as collecting a small
dividend TO be RENTED. &c. &c, the trouble
oelng sufficient to prove his friendship, with.
out being taxed for so doing.
An,Dnys "a 'oriting TO newspaper Editors
or ProprietOrS Of nel0spupers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

A correspondent of the Pittsburgh Gazette
oilers areword Tor certain 1874 banners around
that iik, on which was inscribed Polk. Dil-
las and the Tariff Of '42. That is raisipg a
ghost with vengeance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

- TIE CANAL on F1RE.--Tbe n.,-o;,
baiiy Advertiser mentions under 80. ~. ,i,'''
,o' Rading. that IN lice warchouse ,er ,o,'',
pl'nyd ., Geneva, thee were several bmJ.,,,
naI'clS OF alcohol. which ran in streams in,
we 'anal and covered the surface of II H., . '',o
time with blue flame. ~ 'O' some
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

The Argus OF Thursday attempts an argu-
ment against the tariff of 1872, aud in avor
OF the revenue bill that has recently passed
the lower house OF Congress. VIII the editor
do us the favor to state directly, whether OF
not he, as the editor Of the party ) organ in
this region approves of that billi We wish
To know
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

MAINE u. S. SENATOR.-The Legisla-
ture of Maine has succeeded in elec,ing Jane,
w. Bradbury, of Augusta, II. S. Senator from
that State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

THE TARlFF.-A tariff meeting was held
at PottsyIlle, Pa, on the "a instant. at which
Mr., q Rain, democratic Senator. presided
A letter says:
ne resolutions wcrs presented by Fr,nci.
w hcws, who nau cluqucntand able snrrcb
declared las determination to sustain ths Tar.
in OF ~ io'
lie sad IL was Pennsylvania measure
NAT u was IN conformity with the principles
OF tbs democratic crccd-that i'm every act OF
the Legislature, "thc greatest good should be-
conferred upon the greatest numberr-and
lhul IL was lis determination 10 sink OR swim
WIN 81, regardless at the opinion, from amy
other quarter. lie further stated that il was
not party question Ia Pcnnsyl,ania. and llat
~ was The business at every freeman To- exert
his energies aud raise his voice in defence of
the measure
After Mr.. liews hid finished. and lac rsso.
luiiOns presented Go the chairman Mr.. Usy.
wood, oi the firm oi Haywood & SNYDER. made.
. Practical speech, which was we'll updrrstooJ
and much aPplduded 10y Tic audience.
The meeting then appointed Messr,. Rhan
ana Hews 20 proceed Immediately Ia Wash
inglon, aud express "a our Senators the wishes
VI thc people OF ibis part Of thc State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

- LII that want goods at low prices and GOOD ricle.
@sS now Is your chance al No. I7s Market street
have Just received from the Eastern markets yeuet,,
assortment al Goods of every dcscrtion consisfing A.,
part oil Dry Goods, Dour~,ie- aud Fancy Aclc
variety aud some that think will please an. S,ns y
our ihosi fashionable ladies' Also first rate nsso,tre,,
OF outenswarc Chinswarc &c. Also good ass,rtnen,
OF Table and other Cutlery, Hardware &c Also re,s,,
best quality, ~ VI ''e
We have hand pure article effort for medical mn,
poses ~ 10. ~. M'GIN NIs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
TOM TUVIuU

II HE CELEBRATED DWARF, Col Chafhn o. wears
on, :. hoh's bgh' aud p pounds weight, has the
Mhce,ins Thai Tins y ms first visit this city During
where lac wSs byNtbousands oC pcrsoDs Win were
alike sslo,shcd and delighted tn lind him much more
muSlhs lhSh any possible idea could imagine well
the smallest man IA the known world The Colonel viii
Friday froms \, VI. % 7. 81. -
Tickets - cents. Children III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
POHTIAIT PATNTTN'1,',,

~ 800, - ~ W,in fitisiFIEb. would fearsrt0,Ii, d.
~. D., ~ lhisiiietts ~ Wlfsfina saLif. gt.t.,,.
s,, r,,,a l lsts" io''ies. ~ rDRTRtTr FAtN.risE
s., i,,r ..otl "sef NJ. n. Nelssu's sfHrs r,.
'''F i"i''ai.s % tiems-'re. Or ifsf. Il, f. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
CLAIMS on MEXICO-Among Tho r..

CLAIMS ON ME&lCo,-Among The Re
ports made TO the House of Representatives
ON Monday was one from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, to which was referred the
joint resolution 10 create board TO ascertain
and determine the amount oil each OF the claims
OF the citizens of the United States against
Mexico. The resolution was reported without
amendment, and then committed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
ACURIOUS FACT-A doc belono;n

ACVKIUUS FACT.-A dog belonging 10
family residing at No. l42 Myrtle avenue,
New York, was about three weeks ago, seized
with violent pains, which continued incessant.
ly until within day or two past; so much 50
that II the animal had not been highly priced.
he would have been destroyed. No one could
tell what allied the poor beast; but on Tuesday
last projecting from lump that had formed
on has hack. was seen piece OF stick. which.
on being laid hold OF, turned out to be long
skewer. IL was withdrawn, and the dog has
since recovered. A member of the family re-
collects giving it piece OF lamb some time
ago, IN which was this identical skewer. and
TINS At was that had caused so much suffering
and pnin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
US. SENATE.

The Washington Union SAYS that the L. S.
Senate was nearly full on Monday--aH N,
Dcmocrotie members bcing at their posts. 1t
follows, therefore, that the vacant seats i'm the
Senate are those belonging to the Wings.
The country now snNiously looks 10 The Senaf,
especially while the Tariff and other momen.
tous measures are pending before that body
and nothing short Of extraordinary and uncon
trollable ceuscs will Justify the absence of am,
Senator from his post.
Prom he National MteHigencfr. JplylI
THE TARIFF BlLL.--1he Sep,t. yest,r
day entered upon the discussion of this i,n
PoTiant measurable most important. il ma,
be affirmed, as regards all domestic int. resi- :
which has come before Congress Tor man,
yeats; Tor on IT'S fate, hangs, in great degree
the veal OF wo OF the business, the labor, tlie
industry, and indeed the essential indepcnd.
ence OF the country. Al all these vital in.
tefests, THIS bill aims deadly blow. \ Nous
uTe OF such consequence will not we may
presume, he decided by lhc Senate bsst,I,
nnd TIE uncertainty which rests ppou tbat de-
IislOn (it being understood tina Inc bod, IL
If present equally divided on iD will Give ,o
the proceedings the deepest interest Or ono
tbing, however, we may b. sure. snI thst s.
that tins balciul measure will ng, J. csfli..,
81 carried it b., without meeting all tbe r,.i.
lance which the highest ability aud Ire 6,b.
esl convictions Of duty can bring into be t, 4
against u. The public will await ille l-.i.
OF the struggle with painful anxiety.
CLOSE VOTING SO close has been Che
vote ~ the House Of Representative ON the
bili graduating the price of public lands. tlst.
on several occasious 10 has been saved by the
casting vote Oi the Speaker Every effort has
been made 10 drill the House into the support
OF we measure, bat ~ is very Doubtful what
will BE- the result, though We an, tp,lcr H.
impression that the bill will be- finally uu...d
10 y an important measure and should b. ,,ell
considered, iof we believe that 10 is ufcpar,.
tory 70 . surrender Of ihe public lands TO the
States 10 which they lic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
NEW FAMILY GROCERY
ONE poor NORTH o. M. wS..r. srLnv's nay aoon
sroEt. orroSiry REp roo, w."
MAIN STREET. WHEELING y,
n m Sxyr.,.,...

NJ,
~ ESfECrfuLi.l informs his friends and the p,h,.
- Of the city and neg horhOod that he Is now rrse
INK aud opening Tor sale Al she shove Sraciou- ror.
entirely fNSh sock al very choice FAMILY cROt,r
low ina articles. - ~
Superior GuDpowdcr Teas Indigo
Imperial do Western Reserve Checss
Young Tyson do ksnsNSha Salt
Black do Table do ia toxes
bcsi JNaSouce Supr Family Flour
isncl kiodc City cured Bacon
on whie DO Hams. Shoulders & Side
:. hifhnavd do Sperm Candles
MOI thoeoiSic Mould A. dpt Taliow do
superior ; House MoasScs GAINESVILLE Resin soap
No do shaving soap
Double REID IoafS Sugar NArc.aicd do in h,..
do do small ioavcs Gavin, choice 4 pd Tobacco
Sulsfi"f Crushed sugar Rappcc and Scotch snuff
. n Orcais 60 ,.eseita end Principe Ccgars
Nos x MSekeFcilIf spanish and CON. do
No l Herring Best Rife Powder
No Trimmed Shad Lead aud Sho,
Pepper ground aud ung'd Percussion Csos
.ne.nphcc InNes backing and scruh'r hrusIes
,,.hsh,"n Ginger Mason'- shoe Backing
nia Nn,mszs A4S,6. :. :, 10, a i2d Nails
.iec snllhA rigs Ropes aud COrdaee
Ralsins French Currants tlcaV.r Durkc,s
fillcri- English Wainuts supcrior ,,,gc, v,oo...-
fec"n- son slid Almonds Whiting aud I.,,s, 49,
. ,ani'" sMiu't Ink. Black sand
, ,s,' euu SopprtSs 2 10 aud 10 ~ w,io,y r,S.
W m variety 90 other articles cKp.ets.l i'm g..
from TIE Fast and elsewhere. which Will ke tIc
cheapest rates. 49, - sV'" ~ 'pc
hest efforts IN procuring ard always kcepinr the Se,
',c' wnh The Assurance that viii sell al ali Time. =.
cheap a. any Other house IN the ev aud o,d uos,
peeuuiN invite el those wishing bargain to cali ana
examine of themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
= DOZEN LEMON sYRUr, superior To any IN a..
- cay, received aud for sale by ID WOODROW
V 10 23i Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

M tDlCAL COLLEGE co oHIo-.'rbe reyp,., -,
- Nual course 81 Lectures in ttts lvst,tn,t, ~.
eOninehre on tle Ia Monday of N,,re,,,,, III ~ " "
H, w.. o, msfei. under ihe following arrsngsn,s,,
thcmisiry, PROP. LOCKE.
Surgery PROP MISSY.
sa,cua McfiCa, PROP HApgfeox,
Midwifery PROP. WRIGHT"
49, end ffaciec PROP. MOORuEAu.
demonstration Of Auafonny a. H. aVfuX a, -
Neificuiaiion, 80 and Diaserti,,g WE H%.p'i. 80
'y W,ieh must ~ paid in advance ME 49,.
,,t 49, t ~. hiay ~ taken omitted al ti, ,t
,,,e,,.. , ~ IePafenrt rour.e Of irrftfrr 4, ,u ,
,.. ' lhe - Monday ofOstolsr Wb.ei, ~ f nv ~,
s-t 'l' t'fulaf students o. tho Hsifufts, IN n
b. L. - ""i ~ open 90 nc same tins
JOHN 7. HAHHIaDN Dea,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nOCTnR ELISHA WARMER rc.nec,e,,,,. 80.
ots 10 ihe citizens OF Wheeling aud surround,rg
'!' lui amer an absence OF four months ON
~ has returned Ia the city aud permanently Inr
Tor the literal share OF patronage Lsios 81 ON
s 9uI'ng hs short residence Wheeling 10 stl ten
@ his professional services, snd EOpcs Ia meet the AN
,' 81 an Impartial public All professional CALI
.t ~ me cny or country, will We promptly artend,
ton. '' 'N''i'O particular atcn
iocor warner having studied medic inc under the tu
h VI especiahle PLY stefan the old school and hsv
n.y., studied the Indian Botanic practice OF
iset no Is 80 generally known as tie old Indian
az 'sh VI fhtstufghl oid having had the experiense
~ Sv'osS years successful practice with him who bss
IT, Jus extensive patronage n she above civ for tho
'.ifth years hopes hy Sssiduous and unremitted
10 s profession, To satisfy the reason shIe "a.
d"nce aud patronage. w ' ''''" N''''
CIV. 80 Tin the brick hOck, immediately at the south
~ ~ uis Hdge- aud three doors tom ms f,rmsf Stand
NO" occupied b. Coll =. Kelley. '''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

treat efforts from great motives. is the hes,
oehnit'on OF happy lie. The easiest labor !,
burden to him who has no motive for per.
forming IL ~ w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
LEAD PIPE.

TCST rcecved per steamer Defiance quantity oflesd
" pipe aud Sheet Lead. which are for sale low iy
10 HORNBROOk & DILLON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
WANTED
ClGAPS

- INE PLANTATION CIGARS
n La Norma Ia splendid auiclcl
- Colorado Clara,
- la Ccietfada, n, Marin, fJl.,.N
p" LEA SiefcscOrOnnas. aud La Minerva Cigars inst
received; Also, Chewing and smoking Tobacco.
y L. 4. J. PANNELI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

OCEAN STEAMERS. The Cambria and
Great Britain are now on their way to Boston
and New York. The former left Liverpool
on the 4th, and the latter ON the 9Th inst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
Plain and Ornamental Binding

~ all Kinds to order in the most thoroI55l
ina ,,i aud al The cheapest rates.
KI ''lNN buOhS furnished to any pattern
=, |i'ea1lnes' Pamphlets, Music, Sc. bound
I'D i9e most substantial manner ''''
Old books rebound. SC.
ihe Bindey will be- under the chs,o, or
6lLCHRlST, JR. an eSpcricnceJ , and ~ o. .
given. '''' oi''e" may b.
! he subscriber Is satisfied that no c.r all
v determined to furnish ~ COL -, ,e", uHo
he done iu thc city. stas rbesr 49, o. con
lhe utmost promptness. '"' "I'h
Hiita"booi OIrnsys and BpgJ,y, ara 49,.
iiculody invited 10 give him ,.ll ''' lei.
prepared 10 furnish books snI bIi. % "o J,
ogi ct tbe shortest notice. ''''' ou' ana
""| 10 J. r. WHARTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

An t,,o.., 'nHNis ftONER's OrrIcr July H. tac
,,. - n es' hereby notified that ahstl 20
\" we account ordered l e said decree =, ', ~,
Ang,, go :. Npseng ~ said county on a., - ~ AZ =,
- ~ aee u are notified prove their els 49,. W
her. isiG. ''1's W., We nrst DAY Of septsrn.
"a +. pa. iy It'd y. lynn,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

'
Cccelia ". LOOMS Admir- 81 nj az 80. ~ '"ut'
Tor ONO County. June, 1876 '''S
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.
IN ABSTRACT.
"a won the further motion OF the said eun,ri AZ,
go me Court doth ahjudgc order and ccrce st Ills
oasc nc referred To James a. Clarke E one of thc Com
oi TINS Court, to take and ale audit and st
We nv account of Peter Iarnal a. s6,,c
e', WIN TIC estate OF the said Cecilia NJ Ioomis decd
80 70 ascertain and report what real cst ate te aid
ou. ~ NJ i"ouis died seized or entitled To- and Inc -
aane tlcreof and also what real estate the said NJ
~ ., lnonson y seized ofoT entitled TO- and the o,spt
,'v'euOh snd value thereof aud thai said Com,ss
~ an p1o @; The said Compliments exhibit In tbe I
A. ,,u aNd ascertain aud report II proved y.lst a.
% s,"', aud the liens and iucumbrarcss ou The sd
a'e OF lnc said Cecilia VI. LOOMS. ,dcr'd snd ~,
,t@@l - thompson, or either Of them Inc ou,on,,t
,g' 20 whom tle same due aud ia ale res,e,i,
en tnet respective order and priofifi aud tlst
~ ,S,e OF Tue said Cecilia ~ Looms decd he r,iI ~
-, ~ haNins debts sgainsi the same due by rrist
~ ia flng 10 cone ~ aid prove the san, a. NJ, -,
sn 80 i he ~ peremptory day Tor then, To DO -,
80 "lly DAYS notice thereof hy advert,seu,,nt -,
''. NsPsper printed IN Wheeling aud tbst he ,,t
NV, ''it'i y" The Court with an convenient sr. A.,
er,t W. ey matters deemed pertinent by himself or
Iotuir'd hy 81 ther Ofthc parties p,G,,c 49,,
.e .aid account he shall also give dne mote. -, "a, sllt
quifes. "c 70" ~ tha1 lehalffe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

FvsTtg n,,s.,a.- - "a, 9th July 1916 I
a., & aee,5fed dividend 81 ten per cent ON the ear
toei i"i we last sly months which viii be maid 10
''"oAho'dcf on or amer The IOth instant " pau "
n. mccoy. cerretsr,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

- "hAND WOEk.-Iu month mon,
''F "la'oh and Western Rgimad will b. i1
.r la'l"H ils entire length 20 the Athpfir.
i'''le VII 'h'n De. says bee Sdvounlh Rrpsib.
Savannah. distance of fhres y,,5 ,', ,''i'
cHfy f'co miles, stretching dinqunsIly &C..
ihc state To thc Ouvsuaid ntef. within $50.
miles o.! the Tennes,e river.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
THE DEATH.BED OF LORD BYRON

The following is related by Mr.. Barry; the
interview took place few days before the
death OF Lord ByTon:-"It was seven o'clock
in the evening when | saw hiH. and then took
chair at his request, aud sat down at his bed
side. aud remained till ten o'clock. lie sat
up an bed aud was then colin, collected He
talked with me on variety oi subjects about
himself s.,d ia,Dlly; He spoke OF death, also,
with great CON posure. and though lac did not
believe his end was very near, there was some
thing about him 50 serious, and so firm, 80
resigned, and 80 composed, so different from
any thing had ever before seen in him, that
my mind missaye; md al times iorboded his
speedy dissolution. Barry, said he, when
first went To him, Il have much wished To
SIC YOU 10 day. have had strange feelings.
but my head Is now better; have no gloomy
thoughts, aud no idea but that shall recover
! am perfectly colected-i am sure am Ia
my SohScS, but melancholy will creep over
me at times. The mention of the subject
brought the melancholy topics back, Byron's
mind when he was left in silence and soil
tude. My wife, my Ada! my country, the
situation oil this place-my removal impossi-
bie-aud perhaps death--all combine TO ma e
me sad. am convinced of the happiness of
domestic lille. No man on earth respects q
Nutuous woman moe than TO; and the pros
pect OF returning to England, with my wife
and Ada, give me an idea of happiness new.
er experienced before. Retirement will b,
every Thing TO me- for hereafter-liie has been
To me like the ocean in storm. You hav,
no conception of the unaccountable ,houphti
which come into my mind when the fever at
tacks me. Eternity and space are before me
but on that subject thank God, am hspp,
aud at ease, The thought ofliving etemally
OF again reviving, is great pleasure. Chris
tlanlty Is the purest aud most liberal religion
IN tine world: but the numerous teachers who
are continually worrying mankind with theil
denuncla,ions aud their doctrines, are the
greatest enemies of religion. have read
with more attention than half of them, the
Book OF Christianity, and admire the libera
and truly charitable principles Christ has lai,
down. There are questions connected will
this subject which none but almighty God ca,
solve. Time aud space who can concei,e,-
None but God--on him alone will rely"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

Il render the benefits of alton at the University
Naismc a. far a. practicable. To meriiorious Young
men al limited means aud thereby extend the sctl
ness OF the Institution the Board Visior al their last
,ces ordered thst one student from each Senatorial
District shall he admitted without payment of tho prof
sors fees, aud wi,hou, charge for any OF the University
dues. lines and penalties excepted aud that for the eus,,
ng AcadcmcS year, cOmnenc ing on tlie first of c,oT
e selection shall lie made by the Faculty upon such t
tmonss as shall lie laid Leiore them on behalf OF i
plicaiiir
The following information with regard to the ousliaca
uons. will I've required oTthe candidates aud The
eNpehss OF ore session az nine months the University
y gwen Tor the benefit ofPcrsons interested.
j. ihc applicant who must N, sixteen vears old is
desired TO stale his aud the several ho,s
OF the University he may wish enter IL icing prescribed
~ 'e enactment OF the Visitors that every Student
der the age oftwcnty years shall attend az least three
OF the schools enumerated the follow ing list unless lin,
Seni,y, Tor good cause shown shall allow him To attend
Ie-S an Three 4. Ancient Languages ,. Modern AN.
gu"gcs Mathematics - Natural Philosophy s Che
ns'ry aud Ms'eria Melioa; q. Medicine; Z. Anatomy
ana surgery =. Moral Philosophy d. Law,
No stndeit will he admitted into tile school of N,b
OF that of Natural Philosophy. who has not Ia
Idt acquaintance with all The branches of numerical
In.r, ahd none inio the School of Ancient IanVua.
n,,s Iusllned in e judgement OF the Professor Ia
'"ehor reading The higher Latin Greek classics
Any csndidsie who may desire TO enter te.e srloo,s
le, satisfactory tesiinonials. going show that hs
W requisite quaic ions: aud in ali eases !.
required that applicants shall furnish
;, ANY 70 pfont 10y the instruction ri ven the 4.
al character "' vi go"" NOR
= NJ such applicants shall furnish satisfactory cvi.
1hai nelthrg they their parents arc an
70 ine"r The expenses ofther educ alton; int hen adnt
ca as sindens they shall stand in an respects on footing
" ~, .r w o,her STUDENTS OF the University
T. Tie term OF their connection with The Iru;vc,;,,.
nc lwn years, they heing subject other students to
expulsion or disnissiop well as To the minor nn,sh
D,t IN cases of great proficiency this term may he
extended ~ the Nisiiors 49, ~
D for TIE purpose ofreducns far a. practicable the
peHe' oi such Etnden isoTdered that the price
session OF nine months " wv
n nc Whole expenses are estimated a. follows;
"'Aa, luending Diet, Lodging, Washing, and Alten.
I,,o, " s,,i - $50
eNt ,ooss, IA three Aesdcniica Schools, average
about o,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

T.Ic 80, - -, -, SIOO
he cost OF text hooks in tho Professional Seoos h
ohWlai higher, beins for Me cA scloo a,u Sai and
~. .s Lew school about SEQ The text hooks for ann OF
STORE near the University " WIN
o. Applications of candidates for admission into the T.
N.sN under The foregoing regulations respectfully
invited and should he addressed the Al t
University before the rsi September at winch time lie
e,ec1ion viii he made hy the Faculty.
Persons interested, referred .o the Decs,tcs aud s
naoS o the several counties aud districts of tho safe ,o
whom wi he shortly Narded copies of tie annual
sue "i the officers and students at the pyersit ,
dits ia the several schools. " "
10y order of the Board Of Visitors
10 -, J. L.. CABEIL
Z" w" Chairman OF the Faculty.
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poodeot Of the Boston Atlas. writing on the
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Did TREASURY BILL.

The HOUSE, on motion Of M. Mckay. then
went iniO Committee of the Whole on the
State OF The UniOn,--Mr Gordon Of n. Y. in
the Chair
MI Davis Of Ky. moved to amend the Bill
10y requiring ihe money 10 be mised by loan
MI Davis defended bis amendment in an