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To School Teachers

mHE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS FOR
Carroll county, will bold Six NEETKss tor the ex.
nation Of School teachers during the year 1851, on
the following DAYS, namely: On the third Wednes-
day in February, April, June, August, October, and
December. The meetings all be held in one Of the
public school houses in CarrOlton, commencing at 10
O'Clock, forenoon.
The standing rules Of the Board regulating ezami-
nations are the following:
/, Each applicant not personally known to
the Board, must piOduce a certificate Of good moral
character, Of late date. and signed by one or more re.
sponsibe persons.
2. Each applicant must come furnished with pen,
Ink and paper; and also with MoGufey's Fifth Reader.
s. 10 each applicant will be submitted a list Of
questions on Arithmetic. English Grammar, aud Geog
raphy, TO be answered In writing.
4. No applicant will be regarded as qualified to
teach, nor entitled to 8 certificate, who does not cor
recly answer one half of the questions submitted in
each branch.
s, Certificates will not be issued en- the day Of ex-
animation, but they sill be RENTED by mail Or other.
wise as soon as practicable. And when an applicant
is deemed unqualified, a note stating that fact will be
sent him.
6. Applicants coming in after the class formed
and the examination has commenced, will be expected
to wait until the next regular day of examin ion.
4. No certificate will be granted to any arson who
is known to the Board to be habituated to lie use o
profane language, to be intempeIate or di onest.
8 Each applicant must furnish hiHs elf with a
stamped envelope, and him self I6Hs, with il
own name and address, and in such enve Ope his T
tifcate or note will be forwarded.
by Ord,r Of the Board,
Janury | ,ls57.-lV. WIN. Mccoy. Sec'y.
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Your Obedient servant.
i'll. GRISWOLD

KITCHEN PREPARATIONS. - Sponge Cake
Beat the yolks Of ten eggs until they become
very light, and then add one pound and a
quarter of fine, silted white sugar, whisk
both together until you see bubbles rise. and
then add the whites, - previously beaten and
whisk them we'll IN with the sugar and yOlks,
Add, also, the grated rinds of three lemons,
and just before you put the cake into the oven,
shake 10. lightly. three quarters of pound Of
flour, Bake il one hour.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN RE.
L htting. and has IN good condition bis Coal Mines
IN Unloa township, and Is prepared to hl al oEdsrs
% snx amount The superiority Of The coal iuFnishe4
hrOm these mines L yell established and Il Is pet ne
ecssary 10 CONNECTS the coal "A those who have been
using 4 as IL use establishes Us ehaTscter
Tk.vs IN nav emplov Messu. John II. and 6eorge
w. HemlnR. Who are second 10 none In the State, A.
col Miners JOIN RAwCETr.
January ], is56,-sn.
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MlEcE Pies, Meat, dnly chopped, 6 lbs.
good apples 2 lbs. Sugar 3 lbs. raisins qlbs +,
~.eurrant jelly 1 H., butter 4 OF mace or CHINA.
MOI ] OF When this is prepared, make q
%erustOf tWovthirds the usual quantity Of lard,
and one third Of fat. salt pork very finely chep.
ped: all Of which should be ruhbed in the -four
and wet with cold water. Bake in a slew
aver enc hour.
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Ey A husband complains sadly at the
price Of ''daeks." His wife recently bought
three for $3.50. VIZ: a "dGck'' of a dress.
duck" Of q parasoi, aHd a duck" Of a bon
net.
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A ROAD HOUSE,

CARR CLIFTON, $780, OHIO.
MEN OF OHIO. LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS
Nl The time has come when every man will buy
his Groceries where they can be bought cheapest and
He of the best quality;
H. L. C0GSlL has the cheapest aRd best
lot Of Groceries in town; Call and see what excellent
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Molasses, Cheese, soda; Starch,
Saleratus, Tobacco, Cigars, &c,-in fact any thing
that is comprised in a well assorted stock of Groceries,
Also a good Article # fresh fish.
He will also pay the highest cash price for Wheat,
Rye, Corn, Oats, Butter and all kinds OF produce
Carr0lltcn, Nov. u, ls56.-tf. II. L C0GSIL.
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EhSTATB NoTICE.-NOtice is hereby given that the
~ undersigned has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator Of the Estate Of Catharine Riggle deceas-
ed, = ,o., c. 4. sHOBER, Adm.
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- A strange genivs describing a lake in
MiuH'sscta, says that Il 10 so clear that by look.
ing into Il, JOu cap see them making lea in
Chiaa.
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NSAT TIE N0TICE.--NOtice is hereby given
u that | have been duly qualified as executor Of the
will of John Edwards, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate must presentthemegally au.
thenticated, within one year from this date.
Dec. 4, 1856, SEHU IDRS, Executor.
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SANDERS,
HORSE RAKE.
SANDERS,


TINS Rake Is intended Cor raking hay and cleaning
L wheat fields. II vii work yell on rough stony
ground; the teeth being the common metallic spring
steel. lts operation IL the most simple and easy OF any
Hose Rake In use. The operator rides and operates
the Rake With hisfees. tie teeth being attached 20 the
The front aide attached TO the shafts; the bead vibraies
on the axes as Is required By the operator to leave the
load when necessary. The Rake is well adapted to all
classes Of men. This Is the cheapest simplest and best
Horse Rake nov In use; at all Fairs where exhibited L
has taken the premium,
We have purchased the right for Carroll county iron
the P~atentee, and offer said Rake to the farmers Of Lit
tie Carroll at reasonable terms.
A model Of the Rake can be seen at the American
House,
CarolitOn, Ohio. wOODBORNE 4 R0UDEBUSH.
July I2, 1855, #.
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The Undersigned would respectfully inform the pub.
ic that he is still engaged in the above business, and is
prepared to execute work to the, fancy Of any. Plain
and ornamental ~plastering done 10 order Oh the short.
est possible notice. My long experience in the bust.
ness, and my success as q mechanic, enables me to as.
sure the public that all work will be executed 60 entire
sat isaction. All orders will be attended to promptly.
ADDRESS tho undersigned, at CarrOllton, Carroll county,
OHIO. WIN O. RUNI0N.
June 10, tS56.-tf.
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- We see it stated that nins on. Of the
ten Of Losses by mail. so far. have been regis
tered letters. and in no instance has enc of
hembesn traced uq.
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Plumb Cake.-The ingredients for a large
plumb Cake are as follows:
Six pounds ofAouE
Three pounds of sugar;
Two pounds Of butter;
One pint Of yeast
One dozen Of eggs
OnO quart of milk:
One pound Of currants.
a quarter of an ounce OF nutmeg. cinnamon
and mace, aud n sufficient quantity of raisins
Tea Co&e ingredients;
Three cups full Of sugar;
Three eggA;
One cup full Of but'er;
One cup full OF milk,
One teaspoonful Of pearl ash;
Gone glass full Of rose brandy.
Make he batter not quite as thick as pounC
cake.
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Business CARDS.
~ M. ~MORNIsON.

By specisl arrangement he services Of jones BEL.
BES Of Canton, eau be retained, in all eases When de
sired.
0EHCE-fu the 70 IN opposite the ssa JeOat Of u,
Court House, hesstoOse occupied by J. II. Trip ESQ
lfeb. IS-s5.l
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ESTATE N0TTCE.-Nntiee lshereby given that The
u Undersigned has been appointed and daily qualified
as administrator oE the estate Of Henry Shaver. de.
ceased. JOSEPH SHEARER.
Feb. 10. 1856.
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FISHER AND ANDERSON

MANUFACTURERS OF PRINTTEo
AND WRAPPING PAPE.
THE HIGHEST CASH PRIZE PAID FOR RAGS
April 5th 1856.
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E.R.ECKELY.

Attorney aad CoHAssIior atLaS
will practice at the profession \ CarrOllsBd The ad-
dining counties. All business entrusted 10 him vii
receive prompt attention. OFFIOE-SpalI frame
building one door South Of the ''stdger House." Car
nollton Ohio.
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HoE. N. II VAN VoHREs,
Speaker Ofhe House Of Representatives. :
SIR Enclosed find a certificate of elest;on
to the office Of Representative in the General
Assembly of Ohio, awarded to the undersiun.
Q by the cauvassers of the special election heId
on the 10th inst as made TO The Clerks Of.
fee OF Hamilton county.
These returns and the certificate exhibit II n
the undersigned is legally elected to that Of.
fee.
On examination of The ballots, however az.
hibiIs that errors exist in the returns Of he sr
and eleventh wards of the city of Cincinna,;
and that Robert Hosea, ESQ.,, instead Of rocs;v'
ing a minority Of votes cast at such election
received q plurality of seventeen votes. Th;.
plurality entities Mr.. Hosea, No a malter -
right, TO a seat IN this House. "
Thus believing. the undersigned vaivs. ~
claim which might grow out of anv la y.
technical right to the vacant seat. and =
hizlng 10 Mr Hosea the choice of The voter.
OF Hamilton county IS expressed at such sns~.I
election, would recommend that he be a5r;t
House. 80 nv " 'uo
In recommending this course, The unde,.;c,
ed follows the prompting Of duty. No rosd
citizen YOU'D contend for an Office awarded h;u.
contrary TO the manifest desire of thoss -h"
exercise the elective franchise; and sltLo~rh
legal forms and technical construotions rs;'!k
give The right to bold position, vel he who "asIs
take advantage of such circumstance i s1iI
q Representative office, mistakes he .LoN
aeter OF this government, aud lie totslIv ms,
for the place he would occupy.
Please present The certificate and this l.,,sr
10 the House. ""e'
With much respect. very truly yours.
! JOHN P. SLOUGH.
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q HAWLS. Now is the time for a nice Shawl.
Il @. Il @.
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SESArOR GRisvOLO IEO TEE kDrrOR o. rsE
Osto SrIERT ouRRsAL.--Ws copy the f0lOHing
letter Of seaasOr GhswOld. IRON The Cleveland
Leader
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n ARPETs, Floor aud Table oil cloth, a good assO'
ment G. & G.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22

And1P woods. MN. NsCoyl Ia, n Rsjer.
Vim. s.. shTiVer, Thomas Sweeney, john List,
Jas q Achss6P, L g. DslaPlep;; John 2. Hopkins,
. sS11 y FEesiasR5
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MISCELI

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yr,1,r.s p,,61,D,s,,s6,.ss. s.,.s--zz
a. ti sIsat FlSasuIe IN
cess have tte career Of thetF Itituon since
SaRi!al, epa stimulates them % Ee.
" meet ~ tts Moot 5geseIlt 0dnne tne
AS4 4Rso
Llttitng The great Praeteol
I 0I lle m aud gos5-
49, y anu genus
Sy5tso GoT5STIEI R R6S,S; e Sd
Nm iSSI EsstHI ~ w
li tt III iNSLfT
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ASsP ~ sssPl he ms mastered the whole Totile
e ~ tt at t9oroggeky ts t2tgl Ae Alg
JHo,SSS Ia Xxx; ee
I,,,Jy' ~. % M 1, AHu ssEeslStat
T s,;tie, n II aLs Slss
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aost eminent IFetreE IN 5s IL y .Ss I q! t9 IlS
tPI.C.'. =, =, It,.t,,.,,,S 4, j. 2
lSs b Il - ~ 4 ~ =
ESTRY RO0R KREPISd ,-itis 6t t,sJ en- N N iS ~ o,S
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DEALER IN
lEnSIe Hnd HIastsnl 5Instr6GnentA, Cutlery
10 and Variety a. oOln. a-- srs
NO. 135 NAIN-STREET.
II AMreeeying and keep constantly hand aIarge Stock
i of the celebrated HAILET' DAVIS co 3 PTANOfsS
Also complete assortment Of AfELDBQNs and SEIlA.
RINES from the celebrnted panufactOrirs Of CaFhsT
Gedham and A. r. HuEhez. Also Spleuded G6tluG
gam style for Churches Lecturr Rooms, With stops
~ SHEEN MUSIC. -.
Lam eonStnny receiving aud krep hand large and
choice collection Of Sheet Siusit Also, Ihatfction
for every kind Of instruments now in use
In connection with the above the largest stock
the Western country the ooRlng goodE: HIOhs Vo-
IneeoeS, Double BassyS, Guitar, BaniUes, TanboFneB
RutinRes Plates, Fa, PagroIes carinetIs
MuHicbusInes .sr,4& fs4a -sss.'15 is
p. S-Brass Bands auPplied With Instruments at short
Ptanoes MeOdeons g, rsphnes snd lAecaTdeons tuned
and repaired and all other kinds Ofinstrument generally
I1-AI goods VIITantsd, at this establishment + q,
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CLUTCHES OF WHEELING.

-,
ior 'he " t,.,
n'l use .'' '' ,ta, ~
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st. y0',, . ~. :, x w,Ty,r. pntor
se'''u' Ns''.s SI. -, - -, \, - ~
HoFtips services u O'Clock, saeI,nE' -
f'N' ', .' y.
0s'"ssh sion 0s -na H4''-.S 2 !,
''t"''a 'u''' - ~, ln
- p.,,, ,le,l1t and
rev =. " v,o,
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s' morn morning .np Pastor
,..,, AID aus, services morning anu
evening S.,,, ,,od,,, g,t,eo,al Rev F. NOOur, Pas
tor Fourth street, between nOurce QUINCY services
morning and evening.
NOrM street AstlOdist EItscopGl, Rev D. lsoN Pastor
corner Market North Sts., North WheslmEi services
mornins and evening.
tHuplint Street utlhOdist EpfseopGi, Rev. g. r. DAW-
SOY, PASTOR caps street, between Eis, and Second,
Centre wheeiingi services morning and evening.
south U1SeiiHS H. T. Church Kew G D. bAT1hlLE'
Pastor; services morning and evening.
H2eefimg IskGRd t@GPs'' ON Wheeling lsisnd' Rev. =
n oHr, Pastor. -n..,.-
Gsr"GH NsihOSt't ELt'c9pat, Rev. y Eas'0.'
Chapline street. he'Esen Webster anu IF' Vt'Fs
Ing.
N. James Caihtd'al, Roman cAhOls' RI Rev. B'sn'F
v WnEAx, Fifth street, corner Of Hsmpaehi services
morning aud afternoon.
As.oeiats eor.ed, Rev J. T. MccLvN1 Pastor, corner
oiMaTkst aud Jefferson Sts
EILtLH. - -, Clay street. between fii'n ana
s-,'i' streets; services morning and evening.
wns.1n a.A., ..ryes. ,,s' 1S in The ornn and *
evening.
ErGHgeiiedl ProtestdH Rev. j. hELTEE' PASTOR Gay
A,l,oy Sixth. East heei
Zion E1aHgeftcdt AulasFta''' Kew r M
Pa,tor Market street between eblter and ThFd Csntre
Wheeling; services morning and evening.
,rish Synagogue, Quincy street. between Market and
Main.
German Pr0tsstGRt Union Kali. Main street, 6etWeen
Monroe and Quincy; services 1O5E morning.
- - .----,,,
ODD tE1LOMS O4t64SCs4O4N-A
Virginia.. Lodge Ne. :l.-liests every Thursday
evening at the Hail. corner o. Market anu Aoht0e
''..Fn FoHsITH' \. g.; 3, ~. n. carr Secretary.
FRANKLIN AEoaBe NO ---1AeeSsl - iA9oNeeNeES
Monl'y evening" TuONAs MOOnHrAD, n. G.i " e. Nc
w%. 'TS.1I' Tsn1 1oa3s Ne. s.-s.,. 4, eve.
~ "wednesday evening. yyrrsVEuHEG, n. g.; ohu
S,Isae, Secretary.
,v.,,r, :, ~, nj, -. N,.,s. -, ri,., ..,y,-.,.
s's, ', I' =, ~, 't -, - -, A. s,
PauoIn Lodge No S9.-Nssts As above every
ss,ss'..y. -.
Han -. M
Tuesday evening. Of each month WI. "a zlsE, G. p S.
P.Ir.oH scribe. e Bas
,ho.. ~. -, g" = Puaenl Ne St'Mse1s I
- % ''So1a ana Josrfh Tuesday eHenlnRs OF eael
A---9 D''AAAs, 1 :. Z; q zs's0sfi sss'9s'
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
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\ - OPENED THIS pAE,,en now ready ifqre,a
sale fresh supply OF OhIekernG 4 soma esis
1 g9 d shEate5 Piano P6tes, q
tons Of surposGd STtsrn his
eouhtSer Erope, and offered n4uafaetn.
reTs prices Including carriage al % = filisz Fsss
Fringe gs new .tye gi ll dn4
prtses with general sLoek Martins eeiebFdted GuSFG
French and Gernan HIolina, VIelneeld Fufsl
Eamhortnes, Tunug Forks, she best EAlIAh
~ a 9teE In the music line, and Geht
80. 26 Union street. s7f-- = ~
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THIS Company e fully organized and pEeparsdto
hsue Policies, At The liberal rates. PIRE, Ma
RINE and 1NLAND risks. 80 = ls'-.s .i'il1 ~
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TC GoRhtsPONDNNTs.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other a.
nlneia business Of the ah0ud be addressed 10
[ sc rrOPTtstSrs.
aoulI addressed the Editrs jointly, either
} them.
writing publication, will please write
only on side Of the paper.
tie above rules will greatly oblge Us,
and prompt intention 70 correspondents than
~ might otherwise receive. --s---
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PIANOS f4AN %
JUST RRCRIERD fFbm the celebrated mandatory Of
u Hsilet, Davis Cor sPle1did lot q Planes Thess
Pianos made Nth lhe fh iron frame, circular scales,
sud ldinEd With patent ssenson bridge, eomPos
tt6n bearngg, and grBnd action and are fully
climate. s. ~ ~
ALsOa Gplendid let q eledecnS Eor ehnfehsss te
psFioFs
In connection with the above have large and m stock
every kind Of Musical Instruments, and In fact
eiing that may g found q gnsie nay be found Al
.a;.i ri iSe is9Es e oAsI%sisAE ls 9ssSs Wsssbr.
j, DUz; Wgliss selssIaul l.ehIaPp., t9E e: y
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81 !INSURA jE,.
INSURE y OUR PROPERTY
1EsffJ s'f RfsSf fSfS SSPS 15TfIs 5'iJf 1l5 4 R6


INSURE y OUR PRoPERTY, I,
1Ns5RfSSSf Sc fRfS SiFS SI5TfR 55fJf ZEE Ely r
T1LLlAliI II &c! a Otaee at the
vim take fire and 4 ins risks in ts following pronp
Insuraaes Company Of the Valley OF Virginia, At,
The IgnshSaTg nose and firs insurance Company Al,
Also viii applications Tor Life Policies in that well
ss.bshsd oO@pany ls galtsd statss lie
nulty Z TrpAt Company Of philadelphia. ian29
The Insurance Company
#OE9TaE VALI5EY OF. VIE{(J1NIAI
NAPTTAL, PAID 10 and inVtatetl with Sur-
prOp'ply abused sad pSid. - WIN. T.sEIBY,
Gsl ailgs ,a.t.ss,, 1.4 Agent. 4
R Baker, g Talsht pelaphtn,
Norton, 4cbsson Co., 6. HaTdnan, r. ~ A
Iist Eifoven, O. " Hsislel { Co. j
JANIS llI..-ii tlz.- z
le 1nsslEE .1PIs 3 @ S,s.
CAPITAL S1UJ,ggO Will take risks and promptly adjust
" and pay lOs'es.a e9 9wMsT. sRlBY,
a9J Life insurance, ssa 81 n
THE undersigned take applications for Life Policies
in The gnItsd statss Life l4sutsnes Annuity = Trust
Assets. 4os 4s
4'Passq Eaies q 'AHnai Nm + sEIBY ~
wheeling, JAn..eT. 1ssEs-E Elan29 Ageat.l
The Citizens Fire, Marine and
-g1Fi siftr1il illFlt LIFE fffE.39a baH
INSURANCE COMPANY
zssa ioieOB FHEELING$.s .faTii.I:z
oFr1oE SExF noon 70 THE NJ . NJ BANK.
THIS Company fully organised and pEeparedto
hSue Policies, At Che liberal rateS PiRI Ma
h'SE and ISLAND risks. n,pporops.
Vim. s.. ShTiVer, 1homaS Sweeney, John List,
Jas. q Aches6q.j u g. DeaPlain. John ?. Hopkins,
L. 81 sDEIAPLAIN. PRECEDENT.
4 az ~ FlRHT AND MARINE = ) IT---II
INSURANCE.AG
II 4ts--A4.4i p Litii - WHEELING; VA!
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Coz OF
III PHILADEEPtIA.
) CHARTER PERPETUAL. Ria
by Aci Oft he sLeRTsIntaFe Of
< ,lgs-lI 10 efReuuHylVunitl-l t5ggs-fauf5 Il
AUTHORIZED. CAPITAL, StSOO,OOQ, FULL
~ AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED. 49,
- fifa14li12 ilItt65tsdi as folkOtrg: 1I H. .
First Bonda and Mortgages Proper III. ~ fFIt m
~ in the City Of Phiadel lphla,, $1S5090. 81
stocks worth par. 222il00 'i.A
Cash onhands i61jlpQE Il ei5I
Amount secured By Stock Notes. ...,,. 10000 :
Amount Of Stock due ON Ctll, 17l0 - ~ tt
THIS iC0MRAHYcEEfEC INSURANCE, ON szLrl
Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Lumber &c. 0nYes-
Se Cargo and Freight all Ports, by Railroad Lakes
and Yefsi the lowest Rates. und upon liberal
TermE guaranteeing PromptPayment the adustpent
Losses. d 3h
Perpetual Insurance at usual Tatesa-
F : 'nffr5f3.-s "a E. B. syEARINGEN ii
4 j 7.,7 Agent for the Stateof Virginia.
once Union Han BuGdngS, West aide OF Main St End
doorSOuth Of y. w. Bank! " s3t fiIifr s-e5 aug9
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III BRIDGE coRsER 1f5 ShSs s5ls sTtSsu..s. \ s.;
DIrecl anipert6lfon. .

w EhAVe THIS day rsSevei bAH6T u h6nufictor.
les in Belfast, our Pail iupDTtaon of Irsh Inenl
bisy Linen and Linen CaLbfic IfandkeTehien. ThEsS
NsTs lads especially for shles, Jur-
a II5e Lihsn we would respectfully invite Par.
a less prices than eau be purchased In the eIty.
Sn1S HEIEKELl ARTNGH6G5
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STANDARD FEMALE NOvELIsTs.
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She has the merit lin our JUDGMENT mG't ub.oes
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religion beirs not at all obsrve her moral mn @
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story She d. snd: and .Is but BY sy tSs
her sppear De in their own way nearly aaies AM
and al, of ustuded the represented she
in high degree On the whole Miss Au..en's woras may
Of their class but combining III an eminent degree
IFoern Quarterly Review lar ,hbishop Whstely).
1.-The authors kLow of the world and the peculiar tsc
fail to recognize remind u. something Of the merits Of the
Fead.h school Of painting they are finished P 70 n.SI Iaa
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occupy the ordinary walks OF he she mas pro-
sieeb spirit originality that We never mis-.
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. s,,na: unvst p"'e % London Quarterly.
has had neither equal nor second but among
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the Of the great m',te we have no .v
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Novelists:
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ByFRAycrs BuRNEY (Madane DArbay). volume
Mss Buneys 'Evelina' had been admired white i was
s,cbed to men Of long with the world and
accustomed ~ letters But men known that Reserved
silent young woman had produced the best wok Oh noto @
smoilett, the acclamaons were triumph was
tmid aud obscure girl found herself on me
PpLsce Of fame Crest men on whom che mad gazea a.
humble addressed hei with admiration
FnTke Windhum bbon, Reynolds and Sheridan we're smns
most ardent euog.ts Dr. JonnGn wa. charmed with hor
IN B. M H%s1sS " the Edinburgh Review
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