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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-18

For GovRRNoR. Cleveland Herald
has placed the name of Elisha Whittlcscy
at the head Of its columns. Well-Thank
IIeaven!--we have no big men in this part
of the state, who wait to be governor, and
we can afford to wait for State Conven-
ion, without attempting to forestal its
movements. Elisha Whittlesey is a good
man, and we have an especial respect for
that quality good common sense which
led him rightly to appreciate his own tai.
ents while in Congress, and to submit to
become good man, instead of aspiring
to be great one. However,-it would
look well to sec an old Connecticut neigh
Dor, in the chair Of state Of ONO; and if
Mr.. w. is nominated, why, SO be it.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-18

that lovely walk in the garden skirted with
every variety Of shrub and flower that could
add beauty to the scene, or fragrance to the
air. Entering the path, just from the Or
chard, is the falrcst work of the enchanting
creation around you. All Eve! there is
rog uery, guilt and determination in that
beautiful countcnnnce. She comes tripping
along with all the witchcry that woman Is
capable of. Look at those tiny feet; that
finely turned ancle; thuse round tapering
limbs; that heaying breast rivalng the MY
in whiteness those rich and luscious eyes
with their long, dark lushes betlaylng the
passions within, and checks which cause
the rose TO blush Who can resist such
charms as these. Now that small, white
hand is stretched out bearing in 1t the for
hidden apple, golden pjppin, luscious fruit!
the sight of which alone waters the mouth,
and weaIens resolution. Soon she comes
up to her Lord, those ruby lips part, disco
vcring peary teeth, and an eloquent tongde,
Surely my lord, she says, the fruit is plea
SAINT to the eye, good for food, and deserves
to make one wise, and for so light an offence
we shall not certainly die. The temptation
was too strong-Adam fell.
The other evening an Eve appeared to us
presented the sparkling wine, and In like
manner we yielded.
Ladies! you are answerable in measure
for the evils of intemperancc-Banlsh from
your houses that which first creates the ap
petite for strong drink. Donot tempt, ant
press temptation on young men.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-18

Locopoco STATE HoNoR.--Last Octo-
ber, Messrs. Barings addressed letter TO
Mr.. Webster, enquiriag: " Has the Ieglsla'
ture of one of the American States, legal
and constitutional power TO contract loans
at home and abroadl
To this inquiry, Mr.. Webster gave an at
frmative answer, in lengthy opinion, OF a
tenor calculated to do credit to himself and
TO command the assent of every worthy cl-
tizen of this country. To these opinions,
however, Mr.. Medary of the Statesman, in
his wisdom, dissents. lie (Nlr. Medary)
has "aways looked upon the debts OF the
states, as debts of honor merely" lie
even thinks, that " the time may come when
large portion of the debts may scarcely
be considered honorable He goes far
ther, and names circumstances, under which
state may repudiate her debts, as--if the
agents Of the state have been unislthiul
and have sold the stute bonds for less thar
they were worth, and "when better con
tracts might have been made"
Is it possible that even Locofocoism car
take upon itself form more foul and more
abhorrent than this. A doctrine Of kind
that strikes directly at the roo: of stat'
faith and state credit, and that must Outrage
every feeling of honor and honesty III bo
SONS that possess those qualities, and com
ing too, from paper that processes to b'
the organ Of the predominant party, in TIN
state and the country, is too stroug mn evl
denCc of the state of moral degradation t.
which this country is approaching to b
overlooked or passed over. If such are tn
sentiments of a majority of the people o
these United States, may God help tn
country, for it is past the ed Of man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
OzSY GOODS.

AEW az CHEAP G0oDS-C3oI cal Clo,k,a7
- Establishment - Ha;er stree. next door NORTH
OF u. = iIotel--Ihc subscriber il now r-,eIyin.
os n nrsually large ans well elected assortment al
FALL 4 WINTER GOODS. VIZ.
ENtta wool dyed blae. black aud Invisible green
olarci and brown Cloths; also. blue-black. brown and
green dnb and Asphslta Cloth for over coats Cash.
meTesand Cassinets ofcvery grade and colour Vest.
ings, n very choice and large assortment.
ResSy male CiotiiRg--Blue. black, brown, rnvis.
green aud clarct Dress aud Frock Goats and Coates
blue. brown, steel mixed, green and dnb Beaver and
Pilot overconts blue and green blanket and lioa-skin
a large assortment; Cashmere aud Cassinet
Panis aud Vests and Round Jackets. with n scncTSl va
rie,y too numerous TO particularIze, which Vill be Of
Tered for n very small advance, Wholesale & Retail.
nov Liza ALEX ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

49, 49, @S@.H- -
-t the why Of the National ROAD
and Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.
The public are respectfully informed thai having OF
The list day Of April last purchased all the Stage stocl
belonging to James iiceside & 60. running ON the Ma
tunal road. the subscribers will continue to run IN,
same as heretofore.
PILOT LINE leaves Whscling EyEEY MORNING,
ni ! octOrk reaches Frederick second morning and
lakes the rsuturag line Of cars, reaching Baltimore same
afternoon, ani proceeds TO Philadelphia or New York
same evening or ucNi muruing.
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
AFTERNOON reaches Frederick second evening aud
takes the mail line cars immediately for BaltNus-c.
where they arrive in time TO take the morning line VI
cars for Philadelphia aud New York.
The proprictors Of the above liuc> all reside on the
route, and every attention Is paid by them personally TO
the convenience and cgmfOri of the passengers. and
one OF them will alwnys.bc found at Wheeling. Cum
bcrland, lIagcrsaown, Frederick and Baltimore. They
aaVe the best OF horses, superior Troy Coaches and
careful, steady and obliging drivers; Travellers NAV
therefore depend upon being carried through with the
utmost expedition aud in the safest manner. Their oh
Ject Is and always has been. To render IhcIr lines al
least equal To any in the United States.
NT Office Erst door above the UAitcd States Hotel
Water street. Wheeling, Va.
sep Ia T. SIIRIVER d Co
Louisville journal Hfuccgyts aa,oauf Of ten dollar
and charge his Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
ENIRE & MARINE INSURANCE.

There are two situations ogly in which indt
yiduuls can be placed, where they can adequately al
pre"Iate the value Of Insurance.. These airs, wLiIe
staI ding upon the Tuins OF their cwn prOpcTty =, either
receiving from an insurance office the full amount
"l'ch they have Iosti or standing on the sam SPOT
surrounded perhaps ~ a desolatcd family, LAMENT
ing that stupidity and folly which failed TO provide
against such n contingency.
s.ATKINsON Agent OF the PROTECTION ~. UR
AN Eco. OF HARTFORD CONN. ~ take risE, on
Dvei ing houses, Ware houses, Stores, Mills, Faetsrie
&C. tOsetl ei with their contents such as Furniture.
MerchT ndiss Machinery %audoycTy other description Of in
surabio Prop rty. Also, or steam, Keel, aud Flat
Boat, ard their Corgocs toand from any Port o mike
Western Waters.
] rOlce on Main Street nearly oppoEteihe U 8. Hove.
January %. 1884. &C
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

nR. HUNTS BOTANIC FILLS, In
TERESTlNG AND APPLICABLET TO THE
AFFLICTED WITH
Dise9sss n the Stonaek, OF Ntrvfs:

Diseases C( The Stomach, or NSrofs.
Such as Dyspepsia. either Chronic or Casual, ar
der the worst symptoms of restlessness. 10 vines
Of Spirits and general Emaciauon, Consumption
whether Of the Lungs or Liver, Liver affections
Jaundsce, both Bilitary ard Spasmodir. costive
ness, wormso OF every variety; Rheumatism; wlieth
er Acute OF Chrome, together with Gout, Scrofu.a
Pans IN the head, Back, Limbs, and SIDE, Typhi.
Fever, Scarlet Fever. Putrid Sore throat. lever
and ASue, Spasmodic Pslpi,atiCn OF the Heart aud
Mysteries, Tic DogloureuX, Cramps. Female oh
etructloas. Heartburn, Headache, Cough. the Com
mon or Humid and the Dry or the Whooping
Asthma, Crave, aud Droosy.
The Blood has hitherto been considered BIZ
EmpIers and Others, rs The great regulator Of the
human system, and such "a the devoreduess of the
auherents 10 that erroneous doctrine. that they con.
tent themselves with rhe simple possession OF I'M
mary sources from whence Life, Health. and Wig
our emana G. and, rice reTso, pain. sickness, disersc
and death. Not 80 with DR. Hunt, whose ,x;sn-
siNe research and practical experience - eminent
~ qualify him for rhe profession of which lac has
been o-re Of TIE most useful members. He con
tends-snd a tnoEnents reflection will convince
any reasoning mind OF die correctness uf his views
that the stomach. liver, and the associated organ.
are the pTtmsTJ aud great regulators of health. and
thai the blood IN very many instances is dependent
on these organs, and that unless medicine reaches
the root OF the disease the superficial anodynes
prescribed, serve bit as foits To cNver the
rdvages OF deep rooted maiEdhes. Under these con.
yIcuons, at the expense of years ef close anpiic,.
ton, the doctor has d discovered a medicine whose
searching powers are irresistible, and in prescribln.
q - with a knowledge Gifts being a radical curr
applied IN the most critical cases, but he does not
to ascTibe 10
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
n surernatural agency, although from posi- i've
pfeSis within the knowledge of hunGTeGs, he is pre-
pared TO show, that when every other earthly rene
dy has been gwen up.
HI MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
have never bces known TO fail IN eflecting two very
gratifying results, that of raising frosl the bed OF
slSktese and disease those who have tested their
eihcacy. aud thus amply ie~arcing. DR.. Hunt for
ms long and anxious study 10 attain this peTicc-
ton IN the Healing Art.
The Cxn anrd.nary success which has attended the
use of HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, ~ the best
criterion III their sup erIor virtues, They nave
Deen the means Of raising a host OF lahguishing pi
tents iIom the bed OF affection. as is clearly evn-
;ed IN the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
r.-..r.5sIg'

81 YIN ht.RE--AD persons indebted 10 the ,uh-
Az scrIber for goods purchased pre-, ious "a The e.,
OF Al'i 1872 either BY note or book n. count. are re-.
Iu.seu 70 MAKE payment on o. beigre the first OF Feb-
ruaTy neat a non compliance with he ab.,. 80
sun WA be eniered without respect to person, &C.,
"O'eS al snort dates are given with good sccuntv.
Also balls which have been contracted and -.
ed SINCE rae FIRST Of April be wishes To have seulsd
admit Of any further indulEeneies. ~'
jan lo4O-l IN GEORGE IKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
pEpSSsA NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THREE DAILY LINES FOE

S THREE DAILY LINES For
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CyT1. PIULA
DELPHLi and NEW YORK.. EfuorginqrV
SPeef!! L. s. MAIL CHARIOT NE-rm
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs through TO b. contractin "a bours
the only line At thai sp.cd.
leaves " heelInS every morning al : I-2 O'clock
lakesthe mail rail- road cars : Frederick, arrives in
Baltimore second morning tGom Whcsliny) takes
mai cars and reaches Philadelphia, Washington
CITY. ere New York same dav.
WV EXPEDITION LINE, Eeaucs UIreLas
every evening, reaches Frederick second evening.
takes the same mail cars 70 Baltimore, MASKING
tor. Philadel hIa or New York.
RELIN LINE, bGres IJ'eoirg ercry mo,
nlng, reaches Frederick second morning, and takss
the morning line rail road cars reaches BaltimeTs
same evening, and proceeds TO PHILADELPHIA or n
4 Srk next morning; or, al the option OF passen.
gers, lakes the evening mail cars az Frederick.
Inc subscribers have a contract with the rail
Ioao company 10 carry their mails and PC sseneers
from FREDERICK, and every arrangement has been
maze TO insure comfort and regularity. The pro-
prictoEs q! the above lines reside upon the route
their personal attention, devoted to the busincss
ahd. one OF theal Tor n stationed agcntl will aiway,
be fOuBd az BWhecEng, 1grOn, Pa. Union.
Town, cumberland, HagcrstOv n, and FredeTick-
IN ADDITION 10 which travelling agents al. employ
ca, whose dhty u - 10 pass along the route con
S'a1uy to ~supeuntend tho lines.
Printed rules ond regulations for the benefit ~
Passt1gtrs: Will he Furnished en- application at the
once on water street, below u. : Hotel, Oh this
Virginia Hotel, Wheeling.
april STOCKTON, MOORE, FALLS & Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

persons knowing themselves ind.b,i
- 81 70 he lac irm of Auld & Co. are request.
60 10 eau AMI settle their respective accounts ON or he
forc the lio January next, as longer indulreuce -
not DC giveni all accounts remaining unru,J M ,b,,
time, VII be placed in the hands of , nronc, ,Enos
'o' .oHcc'on, > Y DlCREY
Also q lile OF The 'ne~l:ur would Dc ihankMuy
u' } r. y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

NSUBANCE-The Fire and Marine
Insurance Company Of Wheeling c%ortinue 20
take. at the usual races, all kinds Of insurance a
raIust tire, agains' the dangcrs of thc Ohio and ME-
sIssi2pi rve's and their tuhUI4ry stream
Office on Main street in Forsyth and Aifcrtury.
warehouse DANIEL LAMB.
Iau 20 AGENT ani Sec'v.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
INSURANCE

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE. The
q snbscribci havir z been appointed agent for the
IRE Lille aud 'iarnC Insurance COMPANY. eF Lex
lngtOH' Ny, Will take fire aud marine risks. at the
rates usually charged ~ the other Offices. m tbis
city. Application may be made at the counting
room OF Moore and Clarke
Wheeling, May25, 1897. CHARLES l.. STRONG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

" EW MUSIC 4 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
~ Just received at the Music and Variety Store
Union 81. an assortment of new and fashionable Mu.
SIC consisting in part Of SONGS
Old Rozin the bow. RGccoon hunt Yankee wonders,
The dissatisfied man, A DC Duet,
\ wealthy old man u wOoiEg did go,
To homes dear scenes ! babe aGieH,
On the Lake where druOps the willow,
Long, long ago, They told me not to love him,
III go no more a rowing, Awake my luic,
They tel me sh.'s no longer fair, Erin IS my hoHe,
Flow on thou shining river,
And a variety sfnsw Marches, VALUES, Gallop-
AIDES. &c. Wash's military masic, arranged fer bands.
Hunters celebrated Instruction book for the Piano
Juvenile do.
Also, an assortment af BglSs Instruments, consisting
of TnUnbomes, French Horns, Comets, Post horns,
Kent Buglss, Valve Trumpc's, Plain do, splendid \
phaclide with eleven keys, 4keydf Flutes, Cocoa 4 box
wood (lincd) Guitars, common and machine heads. old
and new Niolins in cases, Nio!.ncellos, Bass and Tenor
Drums with the Virginia coat ofarns, Blank Music,
Clarke & Nuns, S,oiarJ's. Wooster 4 Dunham's eel
ebratcd Piano Fortes, constantly on hand and Dor sale
low by the subscriber.
Music tcsght on Violin, Guitar & Piano Forte.
Wheeling, oct ) J. MELtOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
Nv BOOkS-Just received aaI esr ..le p,
~ S~rEpHE..SDN A ANlNnnn

y NV BOOkS-Just received al Car .,ls D.
~ STEPHENSON a GARwOOD.
COlycTs Lectures, Fsks Classical An'quiies.
Cowpors, Mn. Aus.n's. Goldsmib's niltgp.s Sol
less, and Dvdens Works.
Condensed Reports, Watts body of Divinity.
Rush on the Mind. Cesar and S,llp.t I vol
British Poets Hcury's Miscellaneous Works.
Domestic Medicine, Zine Bibles. Beauties Of Cos.une
Young Mans Librury 8 vols. English Aibums.
Walshs D.snoncs2 vol, Memoirs orS.r WIN Kniehon
Walkers Manly Ere-cisos.
!Ir NJ The times, liz, Of MARIN Won Bnr,n.
female Bio5mphy. paFkcrs logic. Nature aud An.
Iegendis' Geometry. Rrck ofSc,encc. Bloes,ms Of wiz
Am,fic'n Chesterfield. Swiss F8tnly Robinson.
English Clnssics. Also, German and German Eurli-h
Airlauacs. Comic 30. no. IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

hIh AUCTION ROOAiS-The sabscrib,, h.v
- "s "Hel ne .iore No 100 Market square, IRE
Gently occupied by Mr.. George Sights i prcfor.d -
receive C"tsIgaments cirAer fr pahlie or private sale
lie VII aiiendt o. ats Of Real Estate, furniture A.
Ncrchahd'Ee at the auction fOoms or other places
rROMrrNEsS 'ih
LduefSI advances made en goods len for sale S,,,n.
ger ana others are assured that noihing ON the a-r cf
the subscriber shall be wapiing 10 give sausfsr,,n- =.
that his terms Will he liberal.
aug ~ J. r. TURNER. Asef;op,,-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
OME MANUFACTURED, $500
A...- ~ ~. IL..L.- ..... .e

oNE. MANutACTURE-Prices Dos;,;rJ, =
- ""osa GLne HhoehAg FoUadry Wareba... NJ
d., south end Market square. Wheelin- n,
q MATTHEWS RESPECTABLE ,o
theF thanks TO their former customers for ,bo -
patronage they have hitherto received ,nd -
r'' IInne ulelr attention 20 their present Well So
iectsd TOC OF FOUNDRY CASTJNCs
embraces eve.y article usually keui an mn s,, n
nent OF The kind, cunsisIsy o.
Plain AanIel Crates,
MaZeppa do
French Pattern do.
Plain Slar dn sa,r,
rankin Stoves of eycry d.~crip,,n,
Fancy ~Pyramidal Coal Stoves.
C"inHon Sleeves, lassoied sizes1
1"nsin9h GrHIes, (circslaF & straight Lar NIL .xs.N
cooSms Stoves "a variety Of patterns,
Arch and Jam Crates.
Hollow ware, Sugar Kettles. Pea Kc,lo. n.
Ovens, Skillcts and Stew Pots orevery sza ali
s"a'e from the Air Furnace and of supero,
nnrIiie, fei
sad irons' ground and polished, in .uv opo,,;,v
TaiEor' and Iiatiers' Irons,
Saw Mill Icons,
Wind Mill do.
Rag Wheel do
Cranks and GGdsconS. all sizc,.
Patent Dearborn and Wagon Bo,cs 4, ,o,,a -
centre and turned insidc,)
Foot Scmpcs.
hi"rtars and PeStlcs, Waffle Irons. fancy & nloin
'ast lroH Railing, a variety Of patterns.
iOgelheT villa n variety of Ploughs and PIourh =,
ing, Shears and i-aDdsiecs, Throahing Machine Irons
&'. &C sl% which they will sell a. low a NOT I,vver
ulh me same article can hc purchased for in Pits
D"fsh or elsewhere, either Wholesale ~ Retail.
castings of every description made 90 er9p, n, N.
shortest nohce. ~ we
~ CLGirsrRe Chronicle publish 10 ne aao.,, rs
and charge his office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

SAND Bon MANCFACTORY-TLe snI-c-;6o,
re respectfully informs the citizens of Vheei;nn
and vicinity, rlat lac has commenced the above bnsi
ness extensively at The North East corner of sinh mi
HI"e st'eetS' and VIII supply them offne quality. eitb.r
Wholesale or retail on as favorable t.,us - e""I
nc bad at any other establishment in the courtTy
Orders from the country will be strictly attended, 10
u' if-Sm ISAAC WILDE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

Aesocig'r Rcforuci. corner 1T Market anil jefferson
streets Rov. WIN. Wallace, Pastor.
EDieepaL, corner of Monroe and Sixth street, Rev.
WIN. Armstrong Rector.
81 Jqnef CtaYF Catbolir) corner " Fourth and
Union r. JONES U1rncr Pastor.
Heto5,s EDisrop0l. Fourth, between Monroe and
Quincy: Rev Wesley Kcnncy. Minister
Pribgtrigr. Fourth. hrfwccn Nnlroc and Quincy
Rev Henry r. Weed. Pastor.
WeNo9if Pra'es'qaf. Meur1D. above Finh.
E(1nsJ Eafis arqc f15u ,-fI-a.-.ei11 Ae1.
Ieme.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
ClTY &c.


WHEELING POST orriCE-TiE MAILS
iREis1-in roma re EastatI IL and s4in. =. -.
fmm ihc We atG sni - mm. &. VI.
TUnl Tcusyilc. q. a. IL W.
Tfo'r Woo1ter. @. Il N1'uc. Thur & SAL.
F'em Woodsieid. OIL A.. n. Thursday.
ioJm Marietta. o. 4. NJ Wed. ~ Sat.
do do 81. NJ "Wednesday.
fc0ra West Liberty. Nal AN. Tu. Th.& Sat
Prom Morsunt0wn, Va. "Wednesday morn.
DEPA7r-For The Eastsi 8 a.d % AHA A.. NJ.
For the West, : AMI 81 min. 2. NJ.
Tor Welisy.lle, 3P. NJ.
FoF Wooster. q. 3 l.. NJ. Wed. Friday.
For Woolsicld, o. l.. VI. Monday.
For Marietta, O. 10 A. NJ. Monday & Thu.
do do 10 4. NJ TIL. during sunni.
For West Liberty, p. NJ. tn. Tn 4 Sat.
For Ai1rgantswu, Va. 4 p. NJ. TIL. morn.
1hc Great Mails ARE closed ono hoar before the
me OF Departure. and The cross mails half ma hour
Dclore departure. g. W. THOMPSON, PM.
AAyoR-M W. CuAPLINE.
CITY co NCIL-riRsr WARE
JOINS hfLUEr, ruoMAs HUGnEs, d DUNBAR.
SECOND WARD.
ROBERT MORROW, w. :. WicxuAy
TIuED wArp.
REDIcS MEEE. VS.. r. Tyson. II N!oaaE. S,xroN
FOURTH WARD.
Ace1E BIER uUSrEa, Rom 3kLDwIS.J X Han.
FrFTii WARD.
y. EcuoLs. WV. SroNEMAN.
ALDERMES-Fust Ward. J.. Murray.
Second do James Mcconnell.
Third do s. Iyon.
Fourth d Fhilip Bier.
Fifth do \. Nurncy.
Street COMMUNICATIVE U9decar
HaoJ master & Liysber 3 coa! neasUrer@C Wiley.
Superintendent of HUTr Works-John Moore.
hasPettOr Of Fivnr and G,1u,cT-rhOs. L. Judge.
CO@ecior-john Iaugklin.
Ctfg Sereoga-GCs.ge CaFru;hcrs.
Clerk ~ Narkd-WIlliam Hail.
BANKS AND INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
Nc.h Western RatE II Iirgiaia-Capital 100000.
President, \. WooDz-Cashicr, Jonx LAST.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel sprics, W. %. Aiicrbury.
X. {. Moods, w. Paxton.
John Bayne, Thomas PanT.
ID Cuigcr, Thomas Johnson.
Dtsoo@tsSqR IHarsaay "a zach welk.
Nereh.& NoHs. Baak IF Wheaiag-Cc,ial 100000
President, JOS CALDwELL-ClSlicr 5. BRADY.
DiRvcToES.
NJ. ". Chaqlinc, Is-uel Upd.graa;
VIM 4. Sclhy, John Riichic,
Joseph Caldwell. Charles D. Knox,
Samuel Ncol, David Agucw,
Mark Douglass.
Discount ,rery Tuesday PHs IF Er. daily at IL AN.
Fire & Marine Insurance 90. If WlelRg-SI00,O00
President, JONI FAwcETT Secy DAN'L LAIB.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. II. Aticrbury. Thomas Hughes,
Samuel Sprieg, s. Brady.
Samuel Ncel, John FaNycett
X. w. Handing, W. Il Tyson,
G.. w. Wilson.
Lsssyaace Company. Hartford Connecticut
Agent at Wheeling. 5. ArktSsoN.
lexington Fire AID Marine I.svrqa~e Cssva7y.
Agent At Wheeliag, CRAs. L. SrRSNG.
WAoIiag SariacS Tas,ifgTon.
Pres't- TuOs. HUCHEs-TreasuTer r. n. GREER.
DiSoogHt day on TktrS5sy, 10 o'cisck
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
RIyER DISTANCES 80 IKE.

RIVER DISTANCES AND FARE.
The following table shows The distances from each
ether Of The places named, and hom Wheeling, with
Tie prices of passage. Il is proper TO observe that
these are The established rates, BIT that some boats
charge less, the prices depending. in some dgrcco =pon
the number OF boats in port, ard the abundance or
scarcity Of passengers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
GssOCEssgES.

EW CONCERN-Boot stores. Groceries. Liquors
~ a.. by vs.. n HoUsroN 4 ca. "a, the stand
formerly o~'cupic1 by J. 4. Forsyth a Coz M. 10.
water sircet Beats eau be supplied al ell tuaeS with
sl"rcs and every other aiicuiiol afforded Ia facilitate
their Interest. Family Groceries. Wines and Liquor aL
ways on hand rs above. nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

NIFTY bags RIO Coffee, 5 bags Alspice,
> bags Pepper,l ceroon Indigo.
1900 lbs new Goldfish, 400 lbs E,sUm Sails,
800 b sup- nor French Curranis,
50 boxes MIR bunch raisins, (new GruiD
10 DO White German Pipes.
. halfdo. BnNers prepared Chocolate,
? cases double refined table Salt,
terccs No. | 5 Salmon, = bbls Madeira Vine,
: barrels Lisbun Wine. 10 chests Y. II. Tea.
. half chests Gunpowder Tea, just received and
nov 80 for sale low by NJ. REILLY.