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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18

Nno ordnnte meDrere Srtlpdtfen nleceP.
Die @ommiBdre rpelde nit Der 9lufipnouno oer@ies
f,dfte Der Wanbattau 81nt beauftroat tno boben st
Wanhattan Soften p1rnen, oleelben ge9en 8erlut aus
sutauidhen, ba bic 8anf Sunb 9enu9 beIlbe, um ale
ibre 8erbnbltdfeiten Su e:fiaen. Ub.
Dte 9eraner oerEe9en Gb nun beionbers auf ben
Sabafbau. Sie oouben, baR td Der 8Doen uno btss
&lima 3eros Ucr,alid hiesu eiQne, uno oaB le 70
9uten Sabad liefern f0nnen, as Cuba.
Sn benz Nitcr NcteI in 91eu yorf 1T bas &oFgeIb
auf 2baler bes Gags berabseiebt poreen.
QittIetpn Gasepeu Il bon 9iorfcIf, ebemaIs
@ruDernSr bon 8irgnien, bat einen lan9en Brief an
Or. Ooung BON Dcrtsmoutb 9eitreben, in rpel6em er
lid, at guniten Der BtebererwdbIunq bon 8an 8uren
erfldrt @r iaet er tpdre ener erten grpdbun9 ents
9e9en aeneen, habe nber iene Qaufbabn aendm be-
apa,t ieitoem e. int 9nt fep uno bic Gruno1dBe, nad
tpeIdeu er baBeIbe oerwattete, nah fener Weetnuna
oClfcmmen rida gefunoen er tperoe tm oaber feline
1nteritisuu9 pi9 9eben, 70 lan9e er 70 gu banceln
fcrtfabre. Glib.
nTDte foleenoen 9taoten ittmmten sesen Sorn. Gan|
sSltren in 1886:
*@ieor9ta, *Shtc
*Slbsgarclina, OeaBadhufettS,
*GenneBee, 9Sermcnt,
*WedrDldnb, Snbtdnd,
Telapare, &entudD,
*9teu cSerIeD.
0err 8ln Suren hattie 10 Grtpdbler>S >Sttmnten OBJ
ne bie1e Staaen. @s Dirb ae9laubt bde er BET Der
ndchlten QSahl dud1 mod, bic Staaten erhdtten Wro
tpelte NIT etnem beSebnet 1o. Nean fann fld1 barr
0uf perlaeen baB er auf jeben SAL Die mebriten BON
be.lielben erhalten sptrb. C98abre Dem. II. 9. 81 /
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10

plying the churches truly astonishing. This strange
growth of modern Catholicty arises from the concep
ton of the over good old Protestant sects who want
another John Kirk to put the spirit into them. 1t is
most remarkable sign of the times, and prevails IN tins
country us much in England
The papers on China are laid before Parliament, but
debate has yet taken place. 1t IS now nearly GER
tain that ENGLAND will make war Chna.-The Lon
don Tory papers are furious against Capt Elliott and
the American merchants in China.
The repeal of the Corn Laws are ag',ated terribly
throughout England. Some descriptions OF their e.
fects are horrible,
matrimonial! alliance is said TO be IN contemplation
between Prince Louis Napoleon bonhpar,e ana ms
cousin the Princess Matilda de Monttort' daughter oil
Jerome Bonaparte, now on VISIT 70 ll.s county
Princess is now sojournng at Florence.
AT Liverpool the Cotton Market was very dull; Flour
was little better. ar,
The Transatlantic Steam Ship Company ship ~,
States was launched March 'th' one measures i4Go
toms and her capacity for sowage beyond her GOALS IS
| obout 500
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10

The Wing is right in correcting for PLACING II,
date of Cen IIarrison's resignation of his comu's
in May, 1913, instead Of May, 1874 We were he'd
the error by erroneous memorandum. We find
an article we saw yesterday morning from the I,rn
vile Journal, he resigrei his commission on Il.
3Ist May, lSll He was succeeded by GrneEl
Jackson who ssganed his aurels after General H.,
r;son left the service The Philadelphia TIM
saws, .sThe resignation of the one and the app1,,t
ment of the other contained in the same order :
II was issued BY President Madison, in the mrd., i
the war and reads rs follows:
..,ndrcw Jackson of Tennessee appointed Major G,pa
!, me Amy ot the United States, IN the place William H.
n IN fp.ip ned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10

u \ letter from Roanoke informs rs, that two De-
mocra,ic candidates still running and are salts
fed that the Wigs aud their allies ar;fu!ly flaming
he flame and cheating the Pc"Pl" upon @c:-up 1ues.
ton of s're-apportionmcnt il Is all trick and hum.
rug to secure the election Of ". NJ. Pcyion, whose oh
feet IN getting III is 10 vote for W c. Rivrs We hope
h" good sense Of the Republican party Viii see lis
!, crest III union; and that Ike public spirit Of the
n irda'cs wiii induce Of them p:omp. 10 rel.rr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10
SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
London papers to the evening Of March ., brought
hy the packet ship Montreal, Capt Griffin, have been
received at New York.
There was talk Of a war between England and Por.
luga Or rather, such the talk at Lisbon, By the
ndvices, whch ere to the oath Of February.
In the House of Commons, March2, Sir James Ora
ham gave notice that if the documents respecting Chr
M were not laid before the House by Thursday next
he should move ar address for the presentation Of all
,.epeIs relating 10 the commercial intercourse with
That country
On the same day, Lord ! Russell stated that lac had
no objection to las hcc 'h House all the papers that
had been received on thu ,nec Of the "NoTth Amerl-
can Boundary hat Observed dat the question was
scarcely fit vet 10 be discussed IN Parliament
There is nothing Of Importance from Algiers. The
French forces in Africa numbered near 1000 men.
An expedition aaains, Al del kacr TO be under
taken soon.
a. There had been riot At Madrid, Deb. 81 = III"
Hall of the Cortes, but ,sppeared have 4.ncs.
ton among the people Tile city declaed 10 be in
e state Of siege.
A new French Ministry had been constituted as FOL.
lows:
M. Thers Presiden: Of the Council sna Minister for
Foreign Affairs.
NJ Vyen, Minister Of Justice.
Nj. De Remusat, Minister of the Interior.
NJ! de Maleyille, Sub Secretary
NJ Jaubert Minister Public Works
Gen Cubieres, Minister Of War
Admiral Roussin, Minister OF Marine.
Pslt de Ia Lozere, Minister Of Commerce
81 Cousin, Minister of Public Instruction
". Goun, Mniste. OF Finance :
The DsJats adds, that NJ. Lacave l.aplace was Of
i.red the Portfolio of Finance, but refused
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10
.uonday, april 6, l74O.
CIV rf,I>

CANAL TO CONNECT THE LAKES.
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration OF the bill
granting 10 the State OF Michigan quantity of land 10
aid said State in the construction Of canal around the
Falls of ST. Marie The bill makes donation to the
State, for that purpose, Of one hundred thousand
oil land.
MIR. NORNELL supported the bill. lie said that the
proposed canal when constructed would connect the
navigation Of Lake Huron and the lower lakes with
Lake Superior. II would not exceed mile and half
TO two niles in length By surveys and estimates the
cost OF the canal for by soops and schooners
would not amount TO more than about one hundred and
twenty five thousand dollars Two hundred thousand,
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars would render
il navigable to steamboats,.
Nessrs HENDERSON and BENTON also spoke in
favor of it-and it was ordered to be engrossed.
The bill authorizing the REIMBURSEMENT Of the SIX
eenth sections granted for the of schools and the
entry Of other lands in lieu thereof ordered to be
engrossed for a third reading
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUeSdaY, .3prI I.

Tuesday, .3prI I.
The SPEAKER laid before the House message
from tho President OF the United States, communicating
with report Of the Secretary of War, copies of the
angament entered into between the Governor of Maine
and Sir John Harvey in March last through the ned
alton of Gr: Scott; which was referred TO the Com
miiee Foreign Affairs, and ordered to be printed
Mr.. HAND asked leave 10 offer n resolution calling
on the Secretary Of War 10 communicate to this House
what works he considered necessary to be constructed
in order 10 place the Northern frontier and Northeast
ern frontier proper and permanent state Of defence
Object vas made.
MIR " THOMPSON said that by direction Of the
Comn,i,,,r o Military Affairs, he had addressed let
ter to III rreary of War; asking precisely the infer.
nation contained III this resolution.
Mr.. HAND said the adoption of The resolution in
any event could do no harm
MIR WISE said he had offered a resolution yesterday
TO which he supposed no objection would be made, call
ins on the Secretary Of War for full and connected
srs,e,n of national defence for all the frontiers.
Mr. HAND moved suspension o. the rule, and
asked the yeas and nays which were ordered, and be-
ing taken, were: Yeas 81, nays ~
So the rules were suspended
Mr. WISE rose and addressed the Speaker
When message was received from the Senate an.
nouncing the death Of the Hon. THADpErs Belts, q
member of that BODY and that his funeral would take
place tomorrow at half past II clock
Mr. OSBORNE of Connecticut then rose to pro-
nounce an culognm or the deceased, and moved The
customary resolution, which vas carried, and the
House adjourned
SENATE-.lpra1
Mr.. SMITH of Connecticut TO announce the
death Of his colleague, Mr.. Thaddeus Betts-after
which, Mr. Davis read the customary resolution, which
was adopted, and the Senate adjourned.
rThe National Intelligencer of Wednesday says
No business, of course, done III either House yes
terdav nor will there, presume be any done to. day
in consequence of the funeral Of Mr. Belts which is 10
take place from the Capitol at half past II clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10

from the canvass. The same letter tells us thu, u
NJ. P. is going for Harrison, whom four year. a~o
thought scarcely fit for constable. ''You will b,.
seen, that Col Thomas is in the field agaius, VIM
Preston and will beat him c6rtaia. Wade conr,t
,trun by any body in Montgomery for the Hon ",
/ }.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10

yAouELIN TAYLOR CO. have now received their entire
nsn very handsome o. ople ana fancy articles
which are offered ia low their ssi 'e'm 10
- 49,, "a ll"-!E-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10
(Fra,a the .atr York .Horniss Herald. J

Y
SUNDAY, 8 o'clock, P ~.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
The Columbus, Csptsin Chopper, arrived Tins morn,
ing early with dates to the th ut from Liverpool ana
the 9th from London-hayng .aade the passage IN
1yeaty-eight days Another vessel the Brooklyn, is
below, with probably two days still later and our Com.
I,atore has gone after her.
But the mos; interesting news will be found IN the
extracts giving an account of the religious movements
nc C,a,t Britain. In Scotland, the old school Presby-
tesans are doing large business IN nnllcaon, and
de new school sse opposing them, whiie IN England
r.. Catholics ere catching al! the conTc's ane a!l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10

The following article from the Pennsylvania is ca,
culatcd to make deep impression upon the minds d,
the People What erect great Central Secret Club
at Washington, for the purpose Establishing affiliate,
Committees all over the lnon-to operate upon III,
public mind and carry the election Of President, oy
common purse, a SWISS press ana ti' sTo>'Fs abuse
of the franklin" privilege We ask the people read In
followino. and awaken TO 4 due Of what IS Lu.
their own rights this important crisis ihnk fellow
: ,.ns and then ACT:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-10

.
'''Plrasc return prospectus as soon convenient
and the paper viii be forwarded u>nFG rHAN", Sa,'
this lawmaker, who is thus consprng with hiS srcfr'
club IN Congress, his "Ciuhs elsewhere, aud the la
tor OF the Mad!sonan, 10 COmmH mOst IagTGm tf'd''
If the 'ars m frdin@ nc1csp0p'r I" as S@dScT''f'S
The same fact together with the intention 10 Keep
Congress in session until September next IS proEe"" ..
n printed circular of the J. c Clark, dl''
'Washington, January, 1870, and addressed "to iti
Wings and Conservatives OF Chenangn county, We"
York In this paper, which IS too long for insertion en-
tire, Mr. Clark says:
"Thc Madsonian is such journal, and 1t Is earnest
" commended TO the confidence and support OF ever
opponent Of the Administration, br he Wing o! 20"
srryatIve.
':The great advantage Of an energetic Journal al iha
central point from which, UNDER ruE FRANKS OF Mt%
every nook and corner of the Mon be- prrrafed'
is too obvious 10 require remark
''Here the monstrous scheme is fully deveoPr"
"Seven ensuing months after January, will extern"
10 the first Of September. And for what purpose IS
Congress be kept in session for period OF TINE IN
precedent in our annals, when the revenues o. '''
government scarcely sufficient To pay Ms ofG'ha!'
expenses; These disclosures ccnc!usvrly show u : "
enable these secret Clubs and Committees Ia @'epuP@
political correspondence, 10 get money from ii'r ''.
Sury bv means of their eight dollars day !" bear -
expenses of the campaign, and to disseminate th'''
be oiis tracts and the MadsOnian under then dh"'
The subordinate committees, clubs and individuals 90
,ev-ry nook aud corner Of the taion Nat pr'"S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
ES1la NEW ARRANGEMENT.
$3.50 THEE nALLr LrNL.S ~.

IffREf DAILY LINES For
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY. PHIL
DELPHLA and NEW YORK E.,raor5;Doy,
Speed! 4. s. NAL CHARIOT LINE-rnRrk
PASSENGERS ONLY.
nuns through 10 Baltimore by contractin a hours
f, the only line at that sped.
..S9Ves Wheeling every morning NJ : 2 O'clock Co.
nskesthe mail rail roas cars Frederick, arrives in
oaltlinore second morning (fiOm Wheelingl tnkcs
mail cars and reaches philadelphia Washinrtor
eity, ore New York same dav
NEW EXPEDITION LINE, Laarcs IyB,,y;,c
every evening, reaches Frederick second eyenivp
taxes the same mail cars To BALTIMORE Masb,n,,
To n PHI adel. hIa or New York.
RELIANCE LINE, ieaurs Wheeiing e,.ny r,o,
nlng, reaches Frederick second morning md TAX 3,
the morning Lac rail road cas- reaches paltiuor,
same evening, and proceeds TO Fnnadeh,hia or \
lSrk next morning, or, al the option Of p1ssen
gers taxes the evening m all cars at Frederick,
The subscribers have a contract with tbe raj
Ioao company TO carry their mails and ma sseoser,
iTom FTeder Oh, and every arrangement has hr,F
mase 10 insure comfort and regularity. The pro-
prletors OF tue above lines fes,Le upon IN, route
their personal attention, devoted TO rne business
ahu one OF Ihem Tor a stationed agen) will AWAY,
os found atsWheehng, WASH lgton Pa Uron
Town, Cumberland. HageTstov N, and Frederick =
~ audliion To which travelling agen.s al. employ
Gu, whose dHy Il ~ 10 pass along the route con
s'alty TO snpe nntend the lines
funted rules and regulations for the benefit y,
Passs7Etrs, Will DE furnished application al tho
vce On water street, DeISsg =. Hotel, OF at the
virginia Hotel. Wheeling.
april - STOCKTON, MOORE, FALLS & Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
RNlNG, FEBRUARY Is, 1910.
DRY GOODS.

NEW & CHEAP GOODS-ClotA and CiooiinS
~ sEiaHishs'cn,. 81 Water street next door Nortt
Of u. ;. Hotei-rhe subscriber is now receiving
an nnsually large and well solee;os assortment II
FALL Il WINTER GOODS. viz:
Extra wool dyed blue. black and invisible green
chret and brown Cloths also. bluc-black brown and
green drab and Asphalta Cloth foe over coats Cash
meres and Cassineis ofcvcry grade and colour Vest.
ings, very choice and large assortment
Ready made Clousiag--Bur. black brown. inviS.
gseen and elarct Dress and Frock Csats and Ca,ecs
bloc. brown, steel mixed. green and dab Beaver aud
Pilot Ovcrcoas blue AMI green blanket and on-skin
Oyercoais large assortment; CaShnoTo and Cassinct
Pants and Vests and Round Jackets, with general va
rety numerous TO paricularize which will he of.
ered for 4 very small advance Wholesale d Retail.
nov li-tu ALEX ROGERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

OPPOSITION PEOPLES LINE.

~ Two DAILY LINES YER Bat
e.s-saezaSSSsfs-@ts. riNoRE. WASHINGTON CRY. Pun
SgxSN L,DELTuI, 1~o NEw Y-Rx. b,
The Way of the National Road
and Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
The public respectfully informed that having on
the LIST day at April last purchased all the Stage stock
belonging - James Rceside Il CO. running ON the VA
honal rond the subscriSoss w;ll cgaUnus 70 run ths
rs heretofore
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling ErESY MoRNIxa
at J o'clock reaches Frederick second morning and
takes ihe sQ-ng line OF cars reaching Baltimore same
afternoon. and proceeds 10 PHILADELPHIA or New York
same evening or next morning.
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling ever,
AFTERNOON; reaches Frederick second evening and
takes the mail line cars Immediately Cor Baltimore.
where they arri-c an tale the morning line OF
cans for Philadelphia and New York
The proprctors Of the above lines all reside on the
route. and every attention paid by them personally to
the convenience and comfort Of the passengers and
one of them will always be found at Wheeling. Cum
bertrand Ilage rsIown, Frederick and Baltimore They
have the best of horses. superior Troy Coaches and
careful. steady and obigng drivers; Travellers NAV
therefore depend upon being carried through with the
utmost expedition and in the safest manner Their OBJ
lect and always has been render their line, at
tesst equal TO any in the United States
fa Office irst door above the aited States Hotel
Water street. Wheeling. Va.
sep IL T SHRIyER& Co
louisville Journal "iH oopyts aut Of tc nd ella,
9nd charge his office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

NEW LINE OF STAGES
~ TO PHILADELPHIA. C.Np
zp-Sd9r Hx OILY psREcr sNE(-U
VEKES s. MAIL. MERCHANTS
=, !, :. LINE to Philadelphia leaves
Nheehng daily a. O'Clock, a m. via Washington
ma Bedford to Chambersburs, and frou ihence 50
miles by rail road, passing through Carlisle Harris
Travellers By this Sne Val have onIyone right Nv
stage travel the second being on the rail road Tn,
have placed new and splendid coaches
upon the entire hne-good teams, and sc Der and
careful dEySIs and assure the public tn no expense
OF pans wliroe spared to render general satisfas
ION havlne GOOD road agents. the puoIc NAV
cules that have existed Williamsport Pa in con
sequence OF crossing the nononc shela rive, bny,
"''' % Jus
ETofIice econG door below she,IJ. S. Hotel. Wa.
Ter ST. mars A. HENDERSON & Co. Pro'rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
F.aIE.V'Y .HEDJCE.TES.
nR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IN
TERESTlNG AND APPLIC ABLETO THE
AFFLICTED WITH

Diseases Of lie &smaoh, or NerrSs:
Such as Dyspepsia. either Chrome or Casual, IN.
der the worst symptoms Of resIlessness. 10 Snts'
| OF Spirits aud general EmacIatOn, COnSHmptioT
whether Of INC Lungs or L.ses, Liver affections
Jaundice, both BLItary aud Srasnodic costive
ness, orms ri every variety; Rheumatism; whcth-
GT Acute or Chrome, together with Gog; Scrofula,
Fever, ScaH.et Fever, Putrd Sose throat Fever
md AgEe, Spasmodsc PrlpltatGn of the Heart ard
Mysteries, TIC DoulcurcuN Cramps, Fems.s %
siructions. Heartburn Head ache, Cough the Com
mon " humid. and tho D.y c. the Whoo2ing.
asihas, Grave. aud Droosy.
The Blood has hitherto been considered by
Efnpiers aud others as The great te ulator Of the
sShsrCnts To that erroneous doctrine that tNey
tent themselves with the simple possession Of thu
failac'ous opinion. withot enguiting into the pr
mary sources from Whence Life, Health and Wig
our emana and. rice reTSG, pam sickness disc
and death. Not 60 with DR. Hunt vii, Sc extern
sNe research and PRACTICAL experience 80 eminent
~ qualify him for the PROCESSION Of which he has
been one of the most useful members. lie con
iends-and moments reflection will convince
any reasoning mind Of the correctness Of his views
thatthe stomach, liver, and the associated orsaus
nre the primarT aud great regulators Of health and
ina the blood IN very many instances ~ Dependent
OF those Organs, and that unless Medlcne reaches
the root of The disease the superficial anodynes
usually prescribed serve but foits "a cover the
rayages OF deep rooted maladIes' Under these con-
victIons, nt the expense OF years Of close apalIca-
uon, The doctor has q. scoversd n medicine whose
searching powers are irresistible and in prescribing
u IS With l.rowl edge OiIts being radical chr
1.-THE various dts, a-es already enumerated even n
Applied IN The most critical cases but he does no
pretend 20 ascTIbe to
HUNTS POTANIC PILLS
supernatural agency, although from rosi il,
prs0s S.thin the knowledge of hundreds, he IA pre-
pared TO show. that when SveTy other earthly RENE
dy has been gwen up
HJ NTS gOThNIC PILLS
nave never sees Anowntofsil n ensc;ins Two very
gratifying results, that CT raising troSi the bed o,
sickness and disease those who have tested their
eihcacy, and thus amply Iewardlng Or. Hunt for
nis long anG anxious study 10 attain this per.ec-
ton IN the Healing 40.
The ext aor!,nary success which has attended IN.
use at HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IL the best
criterion ~ their superior virtues, They nav. |
oeen the means Of raising host of angu,shi ncDi
uents he the bed OF affection. Is clearly evin-
ced IN she following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
GROCERIES,.

NJ Ew CONCRRN.-Boat azores. Groceries Liquors
! &c by w. H. HousToN & Co cat the stand
formerly occupied by }. r. Forsyth 4 Coz No. -
Water street Boats be supplied AT all tunes with
stores and every other attention afforded ia facilitate
their nierest Family Grocercs Wines aud Liquors al.
why's hand as above nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
EIRE & MARINE INSURANCE

There are two situations OILY IN which indi-
Sluuals can be placed, where they adequately a
pIeslste the value of insurance. These arc wlIle
stal ulnG upon tke Their prOperty either
receiving from ar INSURANCE Office the full aIuount
Whlch they nave lest; standing on t;e sop,e suo
surrounded perhaps ny dcs1.ated family l5ment-
ing thar stupidity and folly which failed TO uTovi.o
against such contingency
S.ATKiNsON Agent Ofthe PROTECTION IN UR
AN Co. or HARTFORD COM. VIII tzke ri.h !, o,
Dwel Ing houses, Ware houses, Stores Mills Factors
&c. togstle with their cOnteuts such az Furntyrs
Merc ndiss Machinery andsyery other dsos,psop f =,
surabie Prop Tty. Also steam, KeeI, and F,at
Boats ard their CSrgoes u and frO any Port on he
Western Waters
r0fhes on Nam street nearly opno,itetbor NJ u H.
January 2. 1894 tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
RIVER DISTANCES AND FARE.

The following table shows the distances from each
other OF the places named. and from Wheeling with
me prices of passage IL IL proper To oh~erve that
'hese are the established rates. bat that boats
charge less the prices depending in degree upon
the number of boats in port and tho abundance OF
scarcity of passengers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
I<SURANCFS.

INSURANCE. AGAINST FIRE. The
- subscriber hayrr been appointed agent for the
It LhS ana MarIne Insurance Company. sf Lex
ates usually charged by the other Offices IN tbIs
iy. Application may be made at tie csuntins
loom OF Moore and Clarks >
Wheeling, May Is, 1897. CHARLES l.. STRONG