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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

Those that initiate Dr Townsend's sarSsparills have
Invariably called their stuff great Remedy for FsssIss
&c. g. and have copied bills and circulars which
relate 20 the coinplsnts Of word for ~orcthes
Who put up medicine have since the great
Of pr To@Hsrnis SarspariIa IN complaints incident 10
females lied theirs although previously they did
not ugmAer Of these mixtures, Pulls, &c, are isjv
rloas females they disease, aud under
mime tHo constitution, DIR. To~nsends Is the only and
best remedy for the female conpisints-tt
" fails Of edeoting permanent cure IL
DO skon ~ the dedicate females in any exsc,
or BY those expecting so become mothers, with the
greatest advantages, il prepares the system and
PrsFfnis pain dagger and Strengthens both mother
aai elil4. BE careful To get the genuine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
SerofuIa Cared.


Tas cerhcate elusIsely proves that tins ssrsapsr
l. has perfect control the obstinate diseases OF
the bioo Three persons cured in house snprses
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

~ "a t 20 usHufes lafr Copi-' sssfr ar.ve,v
O. 's'f's 49, g. a-nsa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

Dr. ToNusend--DeAr SIR; have the pleasure 10 10
form Won Shat OF children have been cured Of the
scofll4 hy the Of y1ur excellent ariitine They
siicrd very severely with bad have taken
four bottles took them away for which feel sell
sndsT great obligation.
Your, respectfully,
ISAAC "A GRAIN lO6 " IT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

cos 7trN xrRscr
S a 2 S = ARILLA.
Great spring ard summer Medicine.
WONDER AND BLESSING or THE AGE.
TAs Ersrart prf sp curt Bc;ii,. &c g. ~ -.
eatarfr. ptecss-te- md Rarrenfss Superior 10 t-r
soia 20 eurss aussass rifbpaf rsr7tfisg pn-e
tac o teTiar er dfbthiaiing tte PafisHf
The erra hrsafv and superiority Of IN. Ssrsspsris
eve si olt- sesicnes b.. viHs Il srsdi,sfrs Iss.., "A
in'ito-otcs ne hgly II Is one pf the very ba.t
SPRING sSD SUMNER MEDICINES
hFer kr0Nn Hqt only prrars tho whole svsiera ard
uFengi1en' the prTssn, but -e and rieh
blood power Possessed by other inc,iirtrr And N
tnis te- tas - seer. 81 wonderful sa-rrss q
Ferrrned within the sst Eve yesrs nor than lg0 20
Ssres % severe c1ses OF d-ea.cs 900
eonsidercd rcurH.as u has saved tho frss o.
thHu 800 child ca the IT, past
1e.oO3 eases 81 General Debility and wanI
81 Nervous fuergy.
Dr. Iowusends sarsapafta luvtgOrat0s the whole
ten prominently r. those who lave host 'h-ir
lar energy h t4c effects 81 medicine
med a yoat. tir excessive indulgence 81 the rss
s1oH a0h h"a-t - physical ostratiou ofthe
isiindc Of ambition taiutI.r ssasa-
ton prrtllture decay sui decline hasi.~tr toward,
thu i' ."ss Consumption cas- be entire fr,tore by
thu Pheasant rciaeat- Ihis sarsspariNa tar hyperion
10 any
tDNiSornfing Cordial.
A. 90 r"ncws snd tuFForaes the systs gyes activity
most extraordinary degree
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
COOKING STOVE.
ANDERSoN'S PATENT

cpic 81 or arrs tac3- ans
Earouches and h.islirs % 8
az a. good styir sat a. ilW
40 kindsof tegsrins q.
on tke most reasonable 1s..
zee l0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
Il 1g80sa-ss egGE.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE lNSURANC
COMPANY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
WING PLATFORM.

rsruhlicso government. IN WINCH u's
',tt,,,;ye. of the people shall pass laws
Iep's nf the will OF him who happens 10
,spsidco, we believing that the whoie
-. ~ are better capable OF governing 'ne"'
49, ,han is one man of governing 'nem.
Incarceration of all the affairs OF gov
,,r,.n, as they were administered oy "sen'
;naton jefferson and Madison, ior 'ne s'e.'
est good OF the people. al h;sb
Honesty OF men and purpose III a'' "'s"
stations as well as low. r. ,,.;u,
Eorbearsnce from the conquest o' ioieie"
..t;ons and all endeavors TO extend our Po"
., as nation, beyond its present vast "o""-
diaries. Ill an, ;nte,course
IN 5n,s;go nations and neutrality IN lheir IL
- ,h,. while we make our country respect
aI ahro.d we NAV make it the peaceful ssy'
- g. IN. onpressed OF other nations.
Liberty of a free expression OF opinion
- al mon 80 that the officers OF govern
~ ,,b;le they shall be required 10 dlschs!So
H. dn,;es faithfully and promptly TO the de-
Wv , - aud the people by which tney are
puiS'n ~, sbal I've allowed TO differ with the
executive in measures oil eoVeth'ne"'
fear OF removal. .,;on nj Govern.
ueot-tbe payment OF salaries put no eHI s.
and The prompt payment OF the na.iota' ~.
The protection OF our domesue iuuus",
spd The money OF the country aga'ns' 'ho
her labor and oppressive m'iio"ahe' u ~
rope. r. l,k.s and
harbors. and the general protecuoh Oh JUS
commerce of the county
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ANNUAL REPORT.

Alta meeting of the Sockho ders, held pur-
suant to the charter, on the second Monday
of October lS4S, in the city OF Baltimore.
the President and Directors Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road Company submitted the
following report and statement OF the affairs
OF the company:
FlRsr-Of the Main Stem.
The affairs and operations oil the company
are stated in the accounts and statements
herewith submitted, prepared by the treasu'
rer, and in the letter annual report OF the
Chief Engineer, acting as general soperintsn-
dent, dated LIST inst.
The statement A shews the condition OF the
company's affairs on the Both ult., aud the
revenue and expenses OF the man stem. LOT
the year ending on The same day, are shewn
BY the statement Il.
In addition to those documents, II will on
IL be necessary succinctly to point the atten-
ton Of the stockholders to the general and
principal results which they exhibit.
Ii will appear that the gross income from
the Main Stem, for the year ending Septein-
Der Both, lS4S has been 81 ,2l3.664 81; tho
total expenditure properly chsrgeabh thereto
Se62 LOG so; aud the nett revenue SOL DOS
OF, showing an increase over the preceding
wear OF Sill ,727 SO ia the gross income; ST.
277 So in the expenditure. aud Si0.4oO az In
the nett revenue
With nett revenue Of S55l 55S OF. E.
quail 10 about s per cent on the capital stock,
the board might have declared handsome div
idend in money among the stockholders but
ioI the reasons presently 10 be noticed
The board, however. have determined In
lieu Of dividend 10 increase the capital stock
OF the company TO the amount OF the reven-
ue applied during the year to reconstruction.
inc. iding the extension to the south side OF
The basin. the alterations in the bed OF the
road. aud to surveys aud right OF way. and TO
GIVE to the stockholders certificates Of scrip
t.ereioT, pursuant 10 the terms OF reso!u-
ton adopted by the board on the 7th ins'
The capital OF the company, al least all
that could te made Immediately available.
WAS, as - well known, exhausted before Inc
main stem was completed TO Cumberland, and
adequately stacked With motive power and
machinery To supply the deficiency il be-
came Necessary to Use The revenue, when mel
ther the bonds of the Stale nor those oil the
company, payable at remote periods, could
b. negotiated.
For some years the board were able, after
apuroptating portion OF each years nett
revenue 10 lhe above objects. 10 niSide Tho
balance among the stockholders,
During the ,esrs, ending respectively, Sep
tenber 3Oth, 1876. and September 5Oth, le47
the demands upon the revenue Tor purpose
To which capital, had II not been eAhauses
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

-DlkD-
September both, of Scarlet Fever, ANNA Ca
THAGisE, daughter OF Jno. w. and K, S. Gill,
aged nearly A years
- At the Beymer House. on the 9th inst.
MI JosEPa nEvlSE, aged 81 years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
TAYLOR RALLY.

There will be a meeting Of the friends OF
Gen. Taylor a, the City Hall, on
Friday Evening, October Is,
att o'clock, which viii be addressed by
=. T. HURD, ESQ.
of Washington, Pa. whose wit and humor
invariably attract crowds.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

Thanksgiving The Governor OF Massa'
chusetts has appointed Thursday. the Both OF
November next, TO be observed as day Of
Public Thanksgiving and Praise.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13


LITERAL OBEDlENCE.-W When Gener
al Boyd OF the American army, was Colonel
OF he l'h Infantry, he received from his tai
lur military full dress coat. He was remar-
kably nea aud accurate in the fitting OF hi,
dress, and he expressed great d:spIeaaure on
finding wrInkle under one arm, when he
put on his new garment.
Patrick inquired where he should put The
coat when he took it eff.
"On the fire !" said the Colonel.
Patrick went away; and when the Colonel
half an hour after, iancied he smell woollen
burning, he called his servant 10 learn Ii any
Thug was wrong in the kitchen below. He
was assured, at is nothing but the small re-
mains OF your honor's coat, you bld me burn
Its not often We see the like III "a kitchen
fire--none but the military can afford II, I'm
! thinking"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

The Great vine at Hampton Court Polace,
though more than 100 years old, is now laden
with more than 300 lunches OF grapes. esIl'
mated TO weigh altogether nearly ton. These
grapes, which are OF the finest back Hambursh
kind, are said TO be chiefly reserved Tor lie
Queens table
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
ZEN. ZACHARY TAfLph
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLARD FiLLMOkE

STATE ELBcToRs.
John ] Jones. Norfolk City.
9 G w Boiling, Petersburg
3HP Irving. Cumberland.
AK Irving, Lvnch6ourg'
5 W Martin. franklin.
6. WIN. c. Rives, Alternate
T Rabt EScott, Fauquei'
6 Il r Garnett. Westmorelsnd;
Q John A. Meredith, Richmond CITY,
m Rob, Saunders, Wiliiansbursh.
IL A Hunter, Jefferson
10 All II Stuart, Augusta.
IL S Med Moore, Rockerhee.
II ConnaHy + Trigg, washington
"a G w Summers, Kana"ha.
l6 q d Camden, Harrison.
II II P.irpont, Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

GALE ON THE MEXICAN COAST.--A
tclegraphic despatch from New Orl ans, under
date OF the 81 inst, received by the Charles
town Courier, states that violent & lie had
been experienced on the Mexican coast, and
the Brazos Island Was submerged
The u. S. schooner Capt. Page, was lost at
Braz Us, and the schooner Home also lost on
Padre Island
Captain Prentiss, OF the U. S. First Aril-
lrry, died on the 23i ut. of Yellow Fever
place not mentioned, but probably at Brazos.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

The Corn Crop.-The Centrevi lie Times
seys that the farmers have finished topping
their corn and we can now judge OF the corn
prospect-the crop will not be an average
one, the ear being quite husky-7so tar we
Save not seen = heavy crop OF corn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
BEAR IN MIND,

That the Presidential Election - NJ
Ga, Tuesday. the eth Day OF Novemoei
nns and Thai il lasts but for one day oniy!'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

The annual Report of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road Company occupies our space
TO the exclusion OF several COMMUNICATIONS,
which win appear to- morrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
OHIO.

Washington County gives Ford over 500
majority Carroll county $50. Both gains.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
TO CARRIAGE MAX ERS.
Tf & GREER have Just reed large supply OF

TO CARRIAGE MAX Frs.
at & GREER have just reed a large supply of
a. Coach Lace
Pal Glazed canvass for Tons;
Carriage OIL cloths;
Metallic Gum cloths,
Brass Bands;
Brass light Frames;
Carriage Handles;
Stump Points;
Enameled Ton Hides;
Urah cloth for Lining;
Drab Dauasks;
Lining Naiis:
silk and worstea Fringe;
centre Resets;
Scanning cord;
Patent Dash Leather;
Brass and silver Dash frames;
Elliptic Springs;
Buggy BoVes:
Maeahle Iron--assorted
Buggy wheels.
Rent Fellows
Stats.
WHEEL tubs;
And every other article in the line which they offer for
sale at small profits. OFT & GREER,
aei5 Opposite roz Once
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

BE out to the meeting tonight and hear a.
hout old Pennsy lvanla.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
WHEELING & BELMONT BRIDGE

CLOTHING STORE
No les opposite the Monroe House, Main 81. Wheeling
fl'HE subscriber has Just received from New York and
Philadelphia, large and splendid assortment of
Fail aud Winter Goods The stock cons sis of the fol
loving articles, viz:
very large aud excellent assortment 81 superior hlk
hue and ascy coorod Preach cloths and casimeres Of
all qualities and siy les also very large quauy OF biz,
blue aud fancy colored sstines. beautiful stock If
SIN Nelves, Ssins, and NcstnPs of all kinds Blue
and brown blankets, hdkts, and fancy silks and gum
suspendsrs. Gloves, hosiery, china silks, and LAMBS
{ wool undershrts and Drawers
KEADYMADE CLOTHING.
My stock of Clothing larger than il has ever been
before aud be sar sssed by any ia the city, and
embraces the following afiicles. VIA large quantity
at sup'r French dress and rock coats beaver bapket
s1eil aud tweed coats also black blue aud fancy col
cred cassimeres and satneit Panis Vests OF al kiuds
and qualities. 4 fine article OF white linen shirts hos
and collars, aud various other articles too tedious
10 mention. Therefore respectfully invite ms friends.
cillens ara the public ~ general To call and examine
my stock before purchasing esew here have just
ceivei the latest fashsonsali customer work wiz he
1 sirtctly attended to. kAMMEkER.
Wheeling. oct n. as
IL E'MT l. Burlington, who has formerly been cut
ting TOT 4 Hughes x c.. respectfully informs las friends
a4d the nnir that he hereafter viii be fOahd al The
tah'ishHeHt Of e kaInmeIrr.
AyEW styles and very cheap Dress Geoss At
Z L& o.lfa E1DDkIEflsS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
TO THE LADIES.

WE GOODRICH respectfully invites the attention
W. of the Ladies, 10 hs new stock of fancy Bon
nets the latest Philadelphia Fashions Bonnet Ribbons
OF various styles, and Artificial Flowers, ali of which
Of The latest STYLES. oct 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

ONLY AGENCY IN THE CITY.
90 GASltS 500 pounds OF Blake's Ftrr praof amt
~ direct f3lu ihe prosFetor-received and sale BIZ
sugJI Nm. q. MCKEE, South Wheeiia..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
]. CONNELLy q som

Matuts.Iurcr' ard Nhoesale and Retail Dealer. in
Boots, Shoes and Leather,
No. l3S, East Siee BlalH sifcef.
pyl6 WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

"A PAXTON 4 SON have just received their Fail
N-~s ana Winter stock OF CarpeIins consisting of
every variety oi Color pattern and quality. our stock
T. h"" NE largest that has been brought 10 this
eNi ana having been purchased directly from the man
ts' we are era ed Ia sell them lower aud pre-
s "a better than has hefetafe hcen o'er
e. Can and see them at our store Monroe ST. 90
ERlEs-AlSgnldcent Lace Canes Gueen
@sH Macs collars ani Preach worked do; enhroiisr.I
ftls, Unread i.aces and Edgings JscoBct and su..s
L'+fes, avery large assortment. just received
- Ho oW uElSkEIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
new GOODS.
SIZE pEDps.E!

rTnE hone and sincw Of the land, shand wake ~;
end thoroughly examine their moral. political ana
pcruuiary condition. and prepared to cast their votes
AZ the Presidential election. with the stfciest te
crcurc the good Of the whole length and bfeah OF
our glorious .ipu from Saco BJy, IN Maine, 10 me
mountains OF California. And in the midst OF tleif
investi. atoms. Il they viii eau at
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
2On DoZ. DOUBLE CAPS

A NEW AND CONVENIENT ARTICLE.
= uSr received from New YORK, q lot of nOu I'll f
- CAPS, anew style entirely These APPS are suita-
he for summer or winter, they lie, by turning
them, changed from tnu cloth into tne silk cap,
from SILK To cloth, the may prefer the
Their demand. oc5 5 AVERY
kTOR SALE ON AGESCY-B A Fahnesieck's Med.
- cnes constantly on hand al the Drug store
south Whe' ling, consisting OF Vermilsge Anti
Pills, cough Basaui, etc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

W AGUERREAN ARTIST truly grateful for the en-
+ tcusive patronage received IN the city Of Wheeling,
would notice thai he has iucd his for the
purpose Ut spending TIE wi uicr here.
Ladies ard Gentlemen respectfully invited cal
AMI examine his large collection OF spcciniens
T.ikenesscs of AGED or nlfm pesson- takcr al their
residence Also Lands apes and Buildings taken with
being reversed. Instructions given u tio art and
apparatus and All kinds OF materials used On tic business,
for sale.
Rooms over the Post oaco entrance from Markc, ST..
0r;it
WASTED boy Of laor II yeas Of age.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

ATEw styles and very cheap Dress Goods At
LIZ oeli2 " GUODRtCH'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

s,sgRS. SHALLCROsS announces 10 her customers
ss ana ladies IN raj that size has received from
the most fashionable houses IL the last large and
wei selected assortment Of Fall Goods consisting in
part OF case Bdhnes. do dress cape. head dresses
veiyeis, salns ribbons and trimmings all kinds Al
So very superior lot of Flowers and Pumes OF every
So le, hlch Were opened Monday, o ., al their
OF" Residence, on Main street. Ladies viii please call
ana eeanilhe borders promptly attended TO. oct3-aw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
sou III WHEELING
Boot. Shoe and I.ealher Store.

Opposite Dassett & Bol inson, South Wheeling.
TT AVE insi received aud areroW uicrng for sale a
.z ah superior assortment Of Boots Shoes Lea.
thor &c ofalmGst every size, quality prize and des-
eruption, whic1 they determined TO veil as low as
they he obtained OF any other dealer the city
OF Wheeling As 10 price aud quality they invite Gus
toners to call and examine for themselves HcE isi.
cd of their ability 10 please They " l also Keep
hand variety Of Fats. Cans Shoe Ela KING Shoe
Tttesd; eel; ect. No pairs spared . aac immediate
JAS. u. N'A CHEN 4 co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
e.. h1OEEalGgl.
WHOLESA DEALER IN ROOFS
SHOES AND LEATHER.

Monroe. between Main and Market streets
his iinei NOT willing TO adveuise Quantity ~ s,'
eles he has not 81, ne deems uurnecesssrg 10 eus
ate SHhee 10 say lac Keeps constantly or, hands ali
s"ieies ~ 'hc tfsdE. Boats. shoes SPANISH and COM,
Wy sole Lea'het Morocco ANA ID SNin, Patent lea
lbef i.ining aud bindng skhs Pes Planners III etc
CSC eh 90 which ne VIII sell lower tuau can 10 tuah
west OF PhiadeiPhs. Tor cash or approyeJ y, IL
mas ha,e arrangements 10 supply 81, demands for Good
year tatei Metallic Gum Shoes OF all kis,ls Al nm
uiaetufefs prices, aidhe carriage Al ofdecs g.
goods ~ ms ltne pfen-tiy attended To- oc,i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

= Tr'e lush t.iusi. snt Cci'eu SIi't q,
- sifs meriHu aud r-tfau l.'sts-Irfs.
Brown cd;'en D, 20 CT, ou leuf s-l far ss's y
oeiit s rANluN SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

commenced
OF the whole sum expended during the year.
IN account OF he reconstruction OF the track
rdered in previous years, 9l3S3S 02 was
.aid in bonds; $3.50 ,0l6 Tor the alterations
in the ID OF the road, aud SS9J0i on occount
the extension OF the track To he south side
{ the ba sin, are payable in Ike manner; and
IA each case the payments are made IN bonds
1 par, and for amounts within the estimates
IL the chief engineer.
Up to Both September there had been deliy-
red engines, 10 passenger AMI III burden
ars, on account OF which there had been paid
1850, 653 81. The reconstruction of the track
nay be said TO be finished, on account OF
which bonds falling due January lst. 1867,
Tor Sl3 S3S 20, aud Sl64, 645 % in cash ha d
been paid during the year. About two thirds
-sraduation aud masonary OF the Improve
nen,s" in the road bed had been completed.
IN account Of which, Sli3062 "a in bonds,
falling due January list, 1867, had beeu issued,
X 1854 90 had been paid IN money on ac-
.uuni ul right OF way and supellnten ddnce.
| The extension 10 the south side OF the basin
1 was about three -iourths completed, aud on
his account bonds 10 the amount OF 332, l59
IS, payable as above, had been issued, aud
80, $50 | paid in money.
The above shows the apptlCdllon mat has
,seil made OF SO much of the nett revenue oI
! The company, FOR the year just ended, Tor pur-
| ,.oses properly chargeahle to capital, and e
- hich capital would have been appropriated,
i..d it not been Tor the causes already stated
II will appear from the statements and re-
ports referred 10, that lhe Outstanding eng &c
.nenis Of the company Tor the objects euumer-
A,ed, amount 10 about S27O, 3l7 56, 20 be paid
IA bonds aud money The pant 10 be paid il
noney, amounting to about el5G SO 8, VIII
- that extent be a charge on the revenue o
he wear ending on the 5J.h September, ISIS
--ai.d II TO this be added the sum due ior Dor
rIwsd money, say S22 Az IL, there wouI,
be the sum OF s2l4, 2S6 n in cash, charged
/ bic upon the Tr,enue OF the same yer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-16
VOLUME 40. 4
.MISCEL L A N Z 0 U s.
MARTI NSRunG ACADEMY

TEsIE Trustees Of the MarfiasttWg s9cadcn.y
peetfuiIy inform its patrons and the public gener-
ally that the next session OF this ancient and useful
seminary, will commence, on the first day Of August,
under the continued supervision Of IFS highly esteemed
prpcpaI, Professor J. WonTufaGTog SMITH They
iee confidence in referring such desire the best IN
formation 10 the qualification and success OF Prof.
Smith as Classical Instructor, 70 the parents and
friends Of the pupils who have been entrusted 10 his
care during the past year
IL is needless TO say, that under present auspices,
the Academy fully sustains its well earnedreppiaon.
n has been. ever since lis foundation and Ineorpora
lion by the Legislature the only permanent Classical
School in this town and County. II has always OF,
lered the moderate terms OF tuition, the best
course Of English and Malhemauc studies, and all
those branches Of liberal Classical Education usual
ly impaired in the Freshman and Sophomore Collie
gate Glasses.
TERMS: r. Il
Two sessions. " = $50 90
Mathematics added d : $50 90
Payable OF the end of each Session.
p G. PENDLETON, Pres't.1
JOHN SFROTHER. Sec'y.
u DAVID ii. CONRAD. ~ = Trustees
RICHARD McSHERRY, gi
JAMES CHISHOLM. 49,
July Is, lS4S