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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-02-04
FROM FLORIDA.
Erfrdci Of q Letter, dated
FoRr BRooKE. In

FORT BROOKE. Jan. 8.
An express has just arrived from Taracota,
sixty miles south of this place, advising the
Commanding General that eleven warriors
had come into that place.
A warrior has just come in here with a
white flag, who says that sTiper-tail," with
large band of his people and relations, will
be in tomorrow.
Accounts from Onathliga hammock saw
that twelve or fifteen Indians have RECENTLY
come In, and number have also recently
given themselves up at Major Belknap's
post, No. 4.
SAVANNAH, Jan. ls.
The news from Florida continues cheering.
Appearances now decidedly justify the eX-
pectation that the enemy will gro long sur
render. The task of the Commanding Gen
erai is a delicate one. We shall soon know
how far he will trust to existing manifesto.
lions OF friendly feeling on the part of the en-
envy. The presence of the Seminolcs from
Arkansas In the encmy's camps NAV and
probably will be productive ofhappy results.
Our last information is from Pilatka, dated
January 18th. Our correspondent saws that
the news from the West continues to be prat-
Tying. A letter had been received there
from Col. LOOMS, dated at Fort Cinch, stat
Ing that thirty-thrce Indians had come i'm at
that post.
Iiger-tail had also come in and was going
to Tampa. 1t is thought that in all about
six hundred Indians have presented them
selves at various posts along the coast, on the
Gulf side.
a party of the enemy lately attacked Fort
walker, killing two or three negroes and
wounding one white woman. Fort Walker
IS between Micanopy and Newnansville.-
Rep.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE
lalsI1l<l
Mtsrs'isO,sLssrS. +

INHE subscriber begs leave to inform the
public, that lie has taken the WASH
iNGTON HOUSE, for many years occupied
6y Col. Mcmahon, and more rece ntly by
Swami and others-The subscriber having
furnished his house with entire new furniture,
OF the latest style, new beds and bedding,
and also having supplied himself with expe-
rienced servants, is now prepared to enter.
tain travellers and boarders in style inferior
to none in the Valley.-The location of the
house is pleasant, the Court House being inn
mediately In front oft, and water close byit.
10 those who may favour him with their pat
ronage, the subscriber promises to spare nei-
ther pains nor expense to rendor them com-
Portable.
The stables will be well furnished and al.
tended by experienced ostlers.
HACKS, GIGS, g. HORSES
Can be had at the shortest notice.
WATSON CARR.
February A, 1911.
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The Observation-Disclosures have been
introduced in the Virginia House of Dele
gates, instructing the Senators in Congress
from that State to vote for expunging the ex-
punsing resolution Of MIR. Benton. Of 1886.
Make haste, slowly, gentlemen. The Wings
cant ExPuNGE. All that can DO done by us
will be to REsciND. Benton's infamous res
olulion must, n'due time, BIO rescinded but
the blot of infamy upon tic journal must re-
main as a black memorial of those who plac-
ed it there.-N. Y. Con-.
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WaynesbOrOugh Tanmery.

The subscriber with the view Of winding
up his business and collecting his money,
would respectfully inform his customers that
ne has rented the above establishment with
all the stock on hand, for tho tern of three
years, to Mr.. ROBERT w. SAUNDERS,
who is gentleman well qualified to carry on
the above business, and is well known to most
OF you, having done business for me for the
last IA years. From my knowledge of Mr..
Saunders character and capacity for business
doubt not he will give general satisfaction
to all who may favor him with their custom.
All those who are indebted to the subscri.
Der are respectfully requested to come for.
ward as soon convenient and close their &C.
counts by payment or bond, as tits desirable
to close the whole concern as soon as possible.
GTHIDES will still be received as cash.
w. CLARKE.
Jan. 2I--3t.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL he disposed of at public sale, on
Thursday the 18th day Of February
decd. on the Long Meadow,
A VARIETY OF HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
STOCK :-CONSTSTING OF HOR-
SIS, HORNED CATTLE, HOGS, AND
oHEEP, FLOUR, WHEAT, RYE, CORN,
AND OATS, A VARIETY OF FARMING
UTENSILS. AMONG WHICH ARE A
GOoD FOUR HORSE WAGON, AND
GEAR, PLOUGHS, SC.
TERMS-All sums of FIVE dollars and un-
der, cash, all above, nine months credit will
be gwen thepurchaser giving bond with APP
proved security.
THOMAS JOHNSON, Es'or.
9fJohn Thompson, deed.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIZ:

At a County Court Of Augusta. held nj IN,
Courthouse Of said county, by the Justice
thereof, on Monday the 25th day Of Jan
aary, 1910.
]. X. Chambers and William Chambers
Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Mustoe Chambers, George Eskridge, and
Margaret his wife, formerly Marpnret
Chambers, and William c. Sewer, Geo.
Sewer, Cornclia Putnam, formerly Come
lias Sewer, John v. Sewer, Margaret r.
Sewer, Ruth Sewer, Marian Sewer, Henry
Clay Sewer and Sewer. chill.
dren of Catharine Sewer, decd. formerly
Catharine Chambers, and A. w. Putnam,
Ann Neville, formerly Ann Williams, and
William Williams. Vincent Williams,
caroline Williams, Jane Williams and Ed
gar Williams, children of Jane Williams.
decd. formerly Jane Chambers, Neville.
and Ann Hemphill, William Hemphill and
Harriet Hemphill, children of Harriet
HemPhill. decd. formerly Harriet Cham
bers-Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THIS day came the plaintiffs by counsel and
hIed their bill against the defandants-and
IL appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that all the defendants except George Esk-
ridge and wife are not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth-and they failing to enter
their appearance and give security according
10 the act OF assembly and the rules of this
Court: 1t is ordered that said defendants.
VINO are now residents, do appear here on or
before the Thursday after the fourth Monday
OIL March next and answer the plaintiffs bill, |
and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the
Town OF Staunton, for two months success
'ively, and that another copy thereof be post
Cd at the front door Of the Courthouse of |
his county.
A Copy-'reste,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Cl'k.
Feb. 4.
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n Teacher YVU,,feI7.

A man of good moral character, who is
qualified to teach all the branches usually
taught in English Schools, can find immedi.
ate employment at the Mount Scion Academy
In the county Of Augusta.
Any person thus qualified, who wishes
situation would do well to make early an.
plcation to the Trustees.
N. B.-A man with a small family can be
accommodated with comfortable House.
BY order of the Board.
B. IRVINE, Sec'y.
Mt. Scion, Jan. %, 1S4I.-6t
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A.1.V'RS FOR S.REE.

WILL be offered for sale, on the premises,
on FRIDAY the Goth day Of FEBRUARY next,
A PLANTATIONS
Containing about FIVE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-EIGHT ACRES, laying on
Christians Creek and on both sides Of the
road leading from Stanton to Port Republic,
about six miles from the former place, belong
ing to the estate of Robert Harnsberger, decd,
On this Farm there are supposed to be up
wards of TWO HUNDRED acres ofclear-
ed land, portion valuable bottom. The
improvements are tolerable HOUSE and
BARN, with an apple orchard and valua-
BILE site for WATER WORKS.
Also,
A PLANTATION
Belonging to said estate laying on Middle
River, about one mile above DR.. Dayison's
Mill adjoining the land of Benjamin Houfi
and others, containing about
TWO HUNDRED g. THIRTY ACRES,
About 100 cleared, the balance in Timber.
The buildings are an old log House and Barn,
with an orchard. This land will be offered
for sale on the same day and place above
mentioned.
The Terms will be made known on the day
Of sale and will be made easy.
1T from any cause a sale Of the above men,
toned lands can not be effected, they will a,
the same time and place be offered for rent to
the highest bidder, per annum-terms Of rem,
made known by
GEO. c. ROBERTSON,
SAM'L HARM SBERG Err.
Feb. a. 1871
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FaEbEic TeNaayg.

WILL be sold on THURSDAY the 18th
instant, at the residence Of the Subscriber on
Buffalo Branch, near Frymers, formerly Hot
ties Mill, in Augusta county, the following
property belonging to the estate of PETER
SHIRLEY, decd, to wit: HORSES, CATTLE,
d SHEEP, HOUSEHOLD 5- KITCHEN
FURNITURE, and a sett of NEW HAIR
NESS for four horses. Terms made known
on the day Of sale.
JONATHAN SHIRLEY,
Feb. 4, I94i.--fds. .4dm'r.
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administrators Notice.
Feb. A, 1871.

THOSE persons who purchased property
at the sale of ROBERT HARNSBERGER,
deed, are hereby reminded that their notes
are due, and they with all others indebted to
said estate are respectfully, but earnestly re-
quested to discharge their dues without de-
lay. Those Designating this notice, it is
hoped, will not be disappointed to find their
notes in the hands Of legal collectors.
S. HARNSBERGER,
Feb. !, 1871. Admir-.
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tamtttnm spfrtatnr eEenxral Mnbrrttarr.
O-We join heartily in the following par

O-We join heartily in the following par.
agraph from the Alexandria Gazette:
ave trust that the Wing press will mari,
and reprodate all MAN WORSHIP displayed to-
W, wards Zen. Harrison, on his journey 10, and
and fatterers, (recentiy bitter revilers, MANY
Of them,) be all exposed. Respect is due to
the President elect-but away with scrookinp
the plant hinges of the knees that thrift may
follow Jd,cnfng.' There has been enough Of
that for twelve years past. If exhibited, no
one will despise it more than Gen. Harrison
himself"
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THE Subscriber informs the public that
he will make and repair PLOUGHS as here
tofore, and warrant their performance. He is
finishing lot of two horse pIoughs which
IS superior article, and he will make the
one or three horse ploughs to order, with the
doubletrees. If required he will also dress
Collins and other northern manufactured axes
that are worn off thick, and make them cut
as well as they ever did.
MATHEW M'kEEVER.
Staunton, Feb. 4.-3t.
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TurnDike Nofjce

A dividend of per cent has been declsr-
ed on the Stock of the Stanton and James
River Turnpike Company, for the last s
months, which will be paid on application to
the Treasurer, Walter Davis, who will attend
at the store of Benz. Crawford, in Staunton for
that purpose, on the first day of each county
court. j. SMITH. President
Jan. %, 1871.
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POSTPONENIENT.

N. Blowing TO the inclemency of tine
weather on the 10th inst. the sale of the a.
bove property did not then take place-it will
be sold on Monday the 22d day of February
next, at the same place, and on the same
terms as mentioned in the above advertise:
ment. G.. w. FULLER. Trustee
Jan OF.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at public sale on Monday
the 22d of February next,
ONE TWO ACRE LOT,
lying on Middle River, and adjoining the
lands Of Henry and George 1eaford. The
Improvements are TWO GOOD HOUSES,
one new with GOOD KITCHEN. twill
be suitable for any kind Of business. Terms
made known On the day Of sale.
JOHN NJ. EIDEBENS.
A
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Correspondence Of The National InteUieencer.
CINcIrNAr. L.. ~ iSAl

correspondence 81 he National InftUiecnccr.
CINCINNATI, Jan. IL, lS4l.
Gen. Harrison left this city last evening
Tor North Bend. He has accepted the kind
Offer of Messrs. Strader and German to pro-
coed to Pittsburg in their new and beautiful
steamboat, the Benjamin Franklin. The Gen.
eral will depart from Cincinnati for WASH
ington, on board the franklin, on Tuesday,
10th January. Probably he will reach WASH
ington about the 7th or 9Th of February.
Zen. Harrison is in fine health, and has not
had more vigor in the last 30 years.
Mrs. HARRISON has regained her health, but
Will not attompt to cross the mountains with
the General.
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IdilOrs Uindicafed.-Mr. ]. O'Connell. M.
r., i'm recent speech to the Doublin tailors.
abiding to the common scandal that nine tai
lors 60 to the composition of man, express
ed his conviction that it would take nine men
OF any other country TO make an Irish tailor.
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Ove, Seers ofMe Poor.

The meeting which was advertised to be
held on the first Monday in this month hav.
ing failed, from inclemency of the weather,
notice is hereby given that the same will be
held at VIM. II. Garber's Tavern, in Staun-
ton, on MONDAY next the 9th inst, when
all persons having business with the board
are requested to attend.
ERASMUS STRIBLING,
Feb. 4. COP.
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MARBLETIEAD.

The serv;c.s and c.or;6oos of ,ho noo,,Io IS
this town. in the cause of our country. both
in the first war of Independence and in the
last; their enterprise and valor by land and
by sea; their pertinacious perseverance in
the principles of Republicanism. in neace and
in war, mistaken by all the awful experiences
of the latter; their fidelity to the cause of
Stree Trade, and Sailors Riqhts," through
out all the difficulties ard dangers of assert
ing them--deserve' the respect of all classes
and parties, and entitle them to the gratitude
of every American heart About the close of
the revolution when the population was much
inferior to the present numbers, a statement
made to the General Court of the sufferers
chiefly by that war, exhibited the following
result:
Widows, 459
Fatherless boys, 364
Do. girls, SOC
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InpossibiIfies.-Und this title an ALBANY
paper has the following hit at the young la
dies tits impossible for ladies TO receive
any benefit from the best of sermons, when
they can tell fortnight afterwards, what
dress every person wore at church.
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800 ACRES OF LAND,

including
800 ACRES OF LAND,
some of which is of superior mountain land
well adapted to all kinds of grain as well as
grass. This property is one ofthe best Tav-
ern stands for the country or equal to any be-
tween Richmond and the Springs-there are
two mineral springs on this property, be-
lieve OF good quality.-at least it is thought
by Physicians to be excellent water, contain.
ing Iron, and Sulphur, and probably other
medical qualities. These. springs are near
the Turnpike crossing Rockfsh Gap, near the
top otthe mountain, in desirable situation, &
If they were improved have no doubt they
would become considerable watering place.
The improvements include the House used as
the TAVERN OUT HOUSES, and STA
Bile, equal fnot superi or to any on the
road, 80 by 60 feet, having "a Stalls. There
is never failing Spring near the house of SUI
perior water.
If this property is not disposed of privately
before Tuesday the 23d day of February next,
1t VIII then be offered at public sale TO the
highest bidder. If this property is then dis
posed OF or sooner, will then proceed to sell
all my personal property including HOUSE.
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE;
SOME SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS
FARMING UTENSILS, &c.
My creditors are requested to attend per-
sonally.
Terms made known on the day of SALE
Sale to commence early.
Rockfsh Gap, Feb. 4.
me ADORE once ,ceek in his country paper,
until dUH ff suIe
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V1sf,sN5se Farm. for Sale.

THE Subscribers will offer for sale, at
public auction, on WEDNESDAY,, the 25ih
Of February, If not previously disposed off
that very
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J3a1rrtrD.

At her fathers residence, in Charlottes-
vile, Albemarle County, Virginia, on the
24th ult. by the Rev'd. Mr.. White, Captain
): II. McCLUNc, of Rockbridge, Virginia, to
Miss ELIzAsETH, daughter of Mr.. James W.
WidJerfield.
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A ESARG NJ

AN EXCELLENT SADDLE g. HAIR
NESS HORSE, young and warranted 10
perform weil-terms accommodating. Ap-
ply Immediately to the Printer.
Jan. 81.
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THE COMMISSIONED

Officers within the bounds of the I6Oth
Regiment, V. NJ. will meet at Spring Hill,
on Friday the 10Th day Of February next, to
elect Field Officers.
JAMES NJ. LII.LEY, Col.
Odd Reg't. v. NJ.
Feb. 4.
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Goa CH.MAkING

| Tie subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally, that he
Still continues to carry ON the
CONCENTRATING
business in all its various branches. and has
hand at this time several
Good Family Carriages. I'm.
r0uches, Hughes, and We.
nicies 0fall descriptions,
which he will sell low for cash, or on a sbor,
credit. Also CARRIAGE HARNESS and
TRAVELLING TRUNKS of the best dual.
ity constantly for sale.
lie is prepared to do all kind of REPAIR
lNE' In the best manner, and at the shortest
notice.
JUDSON Mccoy.
Staunton, Jan. %.
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j II w Ell Y

- H w r. Il X Y
ever offered in this section of country.-Their
stock consists Of the following a general
assortment Of
Silver Table, Tea, and Salt Spoons, Sugar
longs, &c.
Gold and Silver Leavers, Lapines, Duplex,
and Vertical Watches.
Ladies' and Gentlemens' Gold Guard Chains.
Gold and Silver Pencil Gases.
Gold and Silver Thimbles, and Shields.
Gold Lockets.
Gold Ear Jewelry.
A general assortment of Finger Rings.
Also general assortment Of Breast Pins of
the best quality.
The public may rest assured that their
goods are all the best quality, and will be
sold on as reasonable terms as can be bought
in any Of the Northern Cities.
All Fine Watches, and Clocks. repaired in
the best manner and ,carranfed to perform
well for one year if properly taken care of.
A. ROBINSON & Co.
Stanton, Jan. %, 1871.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

TAKES pleasure in announcing to the
public that he has taken into partnership MIR
LA GRANGE, Of Philadelphia-And has ius
received the most superior assortment of
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ROCkfish Gap Tavern,
FOR SALE.

'ENHE subscriber offers for sale this VAL
u UABLE TAVERN STAND, privately,
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Mr.. HARpER-Sir: Please publish the fol-
lowing in your paper and oblige your friend.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20
REMOVAL

II ME Office No Al ST Clair srroct PITTSBURGH. =,
y has been discontinued, and the medicines for
mcrly sold nj that Office, viz:
DIR llorlich's Pills, d, Leroy's Female Pills. DR.
Paris Soothing Syrup. Tor lceihinr. Dr. Cs1's Etn.
brccaiion, and DR. Swayno's COMPOUND Syrup. q,
Prnnns NIrginiann, have hccn removed, and ore
now for sale. IN large small quantities 10 suit pur
chascrs by, CURTISS & co. General Agents
AZ heir Office IN 81 Clair street directly opposite
The Exchange Hotel. Pittsburgh Pa
- Agents, Physicians, Druggists. and oiher,
promptly supplied by forwarding their orlers ms
above. These medicines nrc also Tor sale by
mp l JOHN FISHER Wheeling w.
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YIRGINIA IinrII
Corner qf Man and Madison ,,s.. Wieciiar. J,


III ACOB KLINE, formerly IF Hgccrs,oua.
- Nd, respectfully informs the travelling pub
lic thathe - now IN possession OF this cNteu-
slVc aud wei known e. tahiislmCrt lately uccu-
pee oY Mrs \ "a Crcarr. Situated Ia "A cCutr1l
aud commanding point on Nam rect. The
a"usc ls ln comp .CiJ operation, and open Tor
the reception of visitors, aud having undergone
4 thorough repair, tEgrrnUuctor latter himself
o. wall az all times De found desirable STORING
placc 10y travellers. The former experience %.
the prophet or. aud she success which Ia here
t1iore attended has cNCTuOus warrant HIM IN say
lng that thc most complete satisfaction shall
~ rem tered 20 all y no favor Eiui with n call.
lhe oteils turush he'd Iu superior manner
pArCtual attention viii ar all times be paid -
the comfort and convenience OF visitors, for
whose accommodation bells com uuriea tiu.
Nith t4e Bar VI i be found in every chamber.
Curc'ul anu honest servants will at al times be
spared 20 reuCtr travellers rctrsctlv M HOME
I. - ms house, ALL CHANGES SuAL. BE
The VIRGINIA HOTEL il situated with.
I ~ snort distance Of the steamboat lagtfna %
and ON which all tggage rs conv.yc1 free Cd
charge: and ls the ofiicco f tie Grc1t E,e.rr,
! and Western Moil and recommendation I lines 4,
J Stages, with their ausiEory Branches rs ovyne
] aud directed hy Messrs Stockton Fails ID. a..
an the eastern aud Mcssrs Neil Moore a. a..
on the western route. l. D. al 80 The REGULAR l
ice Of thed uly lines % aui from ri tfsh5r..l
StCubenNlle, Wooster, Canal Dover. Ashf5L,
Ia, or Lake Erie, sc. Travellers wishsu.-t, d
IN any direction ca secure their seats al M
bar AID will betakeI by stages from The nous
iun l-tf
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WHEELING BoTrUNG CELLAR.

a NORGE HARTLEY, respectfully inform.
Nh The public that he has opened his cellar, for
noii.Ing Hugh Clark q Coz Superior Pale AIc md
Brown stout, 'ScIusvcly. NJ his old stand on Water
Street few doors north oi Tho United States Hotel
hayeIng recently ordered n largo additional suupIy
Of best Bristol bottles. be viii 10 able 10 Furnish
persons DESTROYS 81 having rich sparkling ale equal
90 any thing 90 ho had in the Malt line any where
90 any qnauty from dorm 10 grocc, and orspeci.
fully soliciis The public patronage.
As % has become common practice here as well
rs elsewhere 90 cndcayur 10 palm uyon the psilic "a
wasIiy-irothy inferior oeas Hugh Clark a. Co.'S. Dc
has been compelled 90 label bis bOulcs-in order %
prevent such mpo,iuon-fhcrcforc unless Inc bot
&c hos Hugh Clark g. Cos name upon tit is not
10 be considered tho genuine article ~ 2O-1m
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~ ~,


a , ISKS will be taken by The FIRE &, NADINE
n INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING;
AZ he iouesf ruisson--
Buildings Of all kinds. stone brick or 0oozea and
ihcir conicnta
Steamboats,; factories; mills. Sc.
Furniture:
And morcnandizc of al Minds.
And against aIl dangers Attending the transport,
aiiDn oi goods on rivers, lakes. scas. canals and
railroads
For ihe character of tho company az 10 proBDr.
'1ar anal hbrrg'Hy iH Mc adjustment and goygle4,
~ sofsc7--wo beg leave 10 refer to tho merchants
oi This place and ,lsCwhcre who have had the AL.
Jusimcut Of claims upon us.
JOHN FAWCETT, PrcsiReBi
D'NiFL LAVE. Secretary January rs. 1871.
B'NHn oF DfhEcrOEs.----John Fawcett Preadcaf
= BfadY. John Goshorn, Charles d. Knox. Richarr
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