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New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

RAILROAD UP TIE CoSSECTIcUT.-Ih The Bel
lows Fails Gazette SAYS: " The descent OF Com
necticut River from Dodges Fall, a niles above
Well. RIVER to Hartford Is 400 feet, and The dis
lance 2l9 miles A more favorable route for a
railrcnd-favorabe on account OF the cyennoss OF
the country, the ascent to be attained, a"d the
great wealth and business of the country through
which the road would pass, is NOT. perhaps TO be
found in the United States. It would cost to
build road the whole distance ne; far from
$4,000 600, taking the cost OF sther railroads in
this country the criterion by which Is estimate
its cost.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

u Two new way-steamers have been ordered
By Government; to be built in Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF yEw-YoKk, OCTOBER 49, i:sl.
'a;niature AImnnac.-Tn Day
TIC TdF MODS FULL
Ri,e- . sets 4sIsise. So Sets 10 80 sh 3a
49, Latest Dates.
LosDoN. SEPT II HAyKg .-.-.......sgrr II
LIVERPOOL SEPT. 70 sEw-oRLEAss. :!
The next Steam ships to Arrive
rSoM LIVERPOOL YRoM LIVERPOOL
COLUMBIA, eit-....oc;. Bri;aunio, leaves. Oct y
The next Steamship 10 Leave
PROM BosroS LIVERPOOL
Acadia lsase Oct iG BRITANNIA leaves. Oct. y
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

EHIGRASrs.-Nearly 900 emigrants have land
ed from the Philadelphia, Hudson, and other pack
e,-. which have recently arrived from ing land
We hope they will 90 into the Inferior, and not
Hnger about the CITY. There are several Thousand
emigrants in this city now more than can find en-
nl0ymenl. Sinr.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

The Belle CAu-E.-A, the monthly meeting Of
the managers Of the American Bible Society last
week, Isaac Carow. Egg. presiding, it was stated
that the Issues of Bibles and Te,tamenis for Seq
TENDER were more than twcnty-three thousand.
Six new Auxi.iary Societies were recognized
Two Of them in WISCONSIN Territory, one in North
Carolina and ORC in Arkansas.
A new and important, resolution was also adopt
ed, namely, that every lie member OF the Ameri-
can Bible Socsty should hencoforwgrd be allowed
two Bibles per annum for Distribution, and every
lie director hye Bibles. These books are 70 be
applied for directly at the Bible House, or through
the Auxliarie., is they raay De ordering from the
depository.
The managers also ordered stereotype plates TO
De prepared for Protestant New Testament ia
the Spanish tongue Commercial.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

II Medicines OF asc-t 0un!iiy-tpprored
Popular Remedies Laaches English and French Pcrieai-
cry Soaps BRUSHES, &c. for sile by
J y l. CODDINGTON. Druggists,
ol3 Inns, 221 II sd,1n st. OF Spring.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13
s. Scar b Beal.lala Biselo~, Baxter, Boston.


sh , fIunfirle. Humf,fd 90 dys fa New ORLEANS, cot
ton, T. K Collins s. Co.
Ship Howard, Flor 80 dy' f;n Hamburg, m5z,,
GerdiEg.
Briz Edward Buckley, 10 5ys I'm Charleston cotton,
oakley S1l-d in company with ship Lafayette, for u
forA The Edward IA, experienced continll ,Hee.;-
sion Of gales from the Westwa.t
Br brig Cor'air Domsn, l2 dys fm Windsor, plaster
order 9th inst, CT - George. gale lo.ttopnas
bowsPrit and sprarg leak
Crasqued,le.
sehr Challenge, vaOey.7 dys fn Es,,port, with h'h
and plaster, P MENUS < Sen.
Seh' Richard Thompson, Ppck, Phlad.lpha, coal
Schr Atlas, nam. Philadelphia coal.
Scar Orion Ga.ki, Warrington, NC, laval hof-N
Mitchell & Co.
Sehr Time Mekin, Washington. NC naval stores.
Sehr Mary Caroline. Nichols, SSansbo.o, NC.
schr Washington Johd-cn Georgetown, djuf
Schr Soy Wiley, Vifgiail potatoes.
Schr Delight -. Virginia, potstoes
schr PampIIce, POUCH, Washington, sc naval stores
BELoH-2 shipr, / bark b-ige
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

NEWSPAPER ApyERTIs1SG.-The New Month
ly Magazine says. " the power Of the journalists i
immense. Experience enables TO assert conf
IDENTITY, tina; twenty thousand addresses, printed
separately, and circulated with the utmost dill
gence, would not produce the good effect OF enc
advertisement
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

x The U. S steamer Beaufort burst her bs'i-
err about u miles below Jacksonville Fa on Mon
day the ;h INST, by which were killed four nc
erocs and a white boy.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

OJ The Grand Temperance jubilee takes place
in our City to-day. The procession viii form at
ST. Johns square Mt a. NJ. and march through
the principal streets. We trust all friends OF Tenn
perance, who possibly spare time to do so,
Will be found in its ranks The weather Is now
SIS cool that excessive fatigue or heat cannot be
apprehendcd. An Election is soon to take place.
in which thousands will be tempted to return to
the maddenng cup if not thoroughly fortified
against il Public organization active cXer;ion III
the good cause will do much TO avert this danger
Come forward, then, Friends of Temperance and
show thar the noblest Revolution of modern time.
cannot 20 observation-disclosures. POLLARD and
Blows of Baltimore will speak at the Green-st
Church in the evening (See Adyertsement)
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13
spectiye summaries are
Tribt.ne Reasr..


John MLeGE, lsvo-r.-
Saw Mr. Mcleod III Buffalo
-h-r,lv before the d--truc-
,ion OF the Caroline IL va
Zine of great excitement
IL Buffalo; Mcleod gotinto
controversy with the Pa
triot> there; Mcleod had to
escape out Of the back par,
Of tse house witness aided
him to do 80, and markt d
MIN di,tinctly. Left Buffalo
the evening before tas Cars
line vas burned rode doT u
20 Chippewa r,GoieG there
Jy o'clock 'iat creHiHg IN
CURED for NcL,oGfRere. and
could not lad hirt iRqnrtc
for hin there The Ke-t morn
ing, ana could not fnd hiTl
got into 4 wagon with d..
Foo.e and rode down TO the
FALL. near the Falls, BE
LeOd passed them gong up
to CkiPpeie0.
C-oss-txdmined By Mr.. Hall,
Was charged with 4 duty
by thu L. :. Msrshll; had a
confidential interview Of an
nour with Col. M.Sab imme-
dia:ely Oh reaching Chippa-
wa; then went to supper nj
his quarters ; staid there an
hour aud ii half; Col. Nc
Nab staid but q few minute
and vent ou,, saying lie had
business which would keep
hirl out slI night; wItnes ,
then went 70 quarters as
-ignsd hun. where Dr.. Foo,s
aud he slept in QUE bed ;
heard Of the destruction OF
the Caroline directly am-n
came III and said the Caroline
was IN danes going over the
Fall, ; did uoI get up; Jaw
Col. IcNab next morning at
ais quarters; vas not al
lowed to state nis copversa
ton with Col. McNab; saw
Mcleod very near the Pavil-
lon at the Pals ; said 10 DR..
Foote, " There zoe. Mcleod
nov " Witness never re
turned 10 Chippewa SEM
the wagon back to Waterloo
by Luke Walker, boy n.
ken prisoner in the Caroline ;
crossed at the Fsrry, below
the Falls, and went directly
up to Buffalo.
There. reader, Is pref
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

There, reader. is precisely the report of the two
papers of thu testimony of Judge NJ Lean. On
other points, it is possible the Herald report, be-
ing fuller, is more perfect than ours We have
not compared them to see. What we have marked
in Italics above is ger5atim, and the very gis Of
Judge Means testimony. The reader will look
in vain for ausht answering TO it in the Herald.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

THE PuB1lc DEBr.-We understand, says the
National Intelligeacer that the Secretary of the
Treasury has selected the following Banks as the
agencies of the United States for the payment OF
the interest on the Public Debt Bank OF the
Metropolis, Washington; Merchants Bank, BOs-
ton Bank Of Commerce, New.York
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

u Mcssis. STEPHENS and CATHERwooD, the
as,hor and illustrator of the popular Oc'avos on
the Ruins of Ancient Cities in Central America,
sailed on Saturday farther tour Of exploration
in that region. They took out complete Daguer
reoiype Apparatus, by which they will be ena-
bled to take exact impressions of the wonderful
ruins still imperiectly explored in Guatimaln,
Mexico and Yucatan The bes, wishes Of thou
sands attend them.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

II GoIslSnsi,h'- WRITING AND BOGkKEFP
IN; ACADEMY 2rl Broadway. kooas opon dmins
day aud evening. ~ olZW
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

~ 4 melancholy occurrence took place IL this
town on "Wednesday last. a promising son OF
Rev. Mark Carpenter Mark A aged years add
10 months, swallowed bean winch lodged near
the CLOTHS, and before Or. Tulchell, who was q
home, probably not exceeding Is minutes. could
get there, life extinct, and all attempts 10 re-
store il proved Intellectual. keene n. H. Sen.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

e The Baltimore papers furnish nothing ta'-
Their OF definite character in relation TO the Mary
land Election than was contained in our paper OF
Yesterday. We shall soon, however, have the Of
fetal returns. complete
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

y" Hon. JOINS DIX, ex-Secretary Of State,
has been nominated by the Safety Fund Loco
Focos of Albany for Assembly. That locks a
though his brethren either do no, hope carry the
County or do not wish to reiRs,ate him as SecTe.
tarv.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

y Particular Soticc.-!'h~se persons having
furniture OF any description to- dispose OF. o. 10 40
breakin- up coping will find ready ale Tor say
portion or al of their goods, Ly ealne their 'ddfc'S
calling upon the subscriber. Goods 10 ANY a@o1n Fo''
chnscd o. In O. Z. COTTON. l41 Chatham ,irceL
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

" Bellevillc, the sent of Mrs. Mayo near
Richmond, was DESTROYED by fire on Friday night.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

r. JENNINGS. No 30 Broadway, under the Auarcaa
Hotel. % "a IN
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

ARRIv4L OF DISTINGUISHED STRASeERs.-John
Ross. lst Chief, Levi. Ross, ID Chisf JOAN Benge
The Gres; War Chief, and David Vann, Treasurer
OF the Cherokee tribe OF Indians, arrived in Pitts
burg on Monday evening. and took lodgings at the
Exchange HoIel. Thee gentlemen have bean
resident in Washington City for the last I've years
and are nov their way to their new residence,
west of The Mississippi, having succeeded in finally
arranging al ,her difficulties with the Government
PgAsE's CAsDY,-The ofcosghs and colds ia
hand, and any thing @hieh promises 10 cure these
tisagreeabl, i'll, IS worth trial. TIE Candy Of
Pe..e Son has acquired wide spread reputation
OF the best resdie, such aud from the
mOEas possessed by the inventor this rspaatOa would
seem TO be veil r,srlted
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

70 There was heavy rain at Pittsburs on
Thursday night last, and if it extended any great
distance above, it surpassed there would be Il
rise OF water in the river.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

C L. S. Bank notes were sold in Philadelphia
on Saturday at Al per cent. discount
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

IMPORTANCE or \ SINGLE VorE.-Will the
people remember tha: four votes. given n the
Fifth Ward Of the City Of New-York, made Tho
mas jefferson PTe.iden, CT the United States
That one vote made Jadge Morton Governor OF
Massachusetts
That one vote elected Gen. Root 70 the New
York Senate
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

" There are now living in the town of lPs-
wich, Essex County, Mass, Abraham Perkins,
J-dn II. Boardman, Jeremiah Ross and Samuel
Lancaster, all OF whom were in the battle Of Buzz
ksr Hill In the same town arc now living eigh-
teen soldiers Of tie Revolutionary War.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

70 DR.. Gesaer, vino has been making Geo
logical survey OF portion OF New Brunswick,
>,a>es that s-ne singular discoveries have been
made in regard TO the change OF leve! in the $
John. Below Woodstock, the river has deserted
its ancient bed, which IS upwards OF thirty feet
above the present channel This Circumstance
accounts fully for the terraces or steps Of the val
lev al Woods,eck. Bangor WING.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

u Hon. GEORGE a. SIMMONS Is nominated for
reelection TO Ire Assembly by the Wings of Essex
County, and will doubtless bs chosen. New-York
has rarely had better legislator.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13
q Ehc fei!e..inG ...o.. eNtrnordinnry
rrEmnorinm of tlhenp Gnrnents. BY W.

UI4l CAri,uc i. corlcr Of Uellncy i"
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13
EIur Tsrs1 o. McLsop had no, closed

&c THr Trial OF McLEoD had moi closed
when the cars left Utica at O'clock z. NJ. Of
Monday. Mr.. Bradley commenced The summing
" in the morning, and did not conclude ill after
noon. Mr. J. a. Spencer followed powerfully on
the sane side When ne had concluded, which
was not till evening, Mr.. jenkins, District Attor-
ney Of Oneida County followed for the prosecution,
and probably Consumed the balance Of the days
sitting. The At;orsey General probably closed
the Argument yesterday morning. Judge Grid!ey''
charge was doubtless given in the afternoon and
we doubt rot the yerd;rt viii reach our City BY
he day.boat this evening. That il will acqait the
prisoner no one appears seriously 10 doubt.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

Fnost NEw-ORLgAys.-Mr Randall Hunt The
regularly nominated Whs candidate fo' the Lee
gisla,ure, has been elected in the city Of New-Or-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-13

RAspAlL Huyr, Wing, was on the l't elected
+, Member of the Louisiana Legislature from New
Orleans in place of 4. W. Pich0', resigned The
vote .,ood-R. Hunt, ". COS; A J. Lewis Wing
,88. I'D. Peirr, Loco, $50; Hunt over Peire,
10. Wing majority 428. We have letter which
.,,,e. that the late gain OF Loco-FocO Member
from West FeHciana wes no gain at ALL but one
Loco in place Of another. The Picayune Of the
% rsnlarl--" The Wing ascendancyin the Louis
ana Legislature j. still large enough for al prac-
;ical purposes
g Hon. DA>rrL LEE of Jefferson Co. ha= been
dominated for Senator BY the Wings Of the Fifth
District. 1t is al excellent selection, and We irust
will be gaIanty supported. The Wings OF the
Fifth District have been often beaten, but they
rally undaun;edly for each renewed contest Sue
cess will We, crown their exer,ions.
William Ruger, also of Jefferson is the Loco
Foco candidate Who j. he7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
INNURANCE

" RA nee.
ISKS will be taken by the FIRE 81 MARINE
n INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
al he ionest rafeson--
Buildings Of all kinds. stone brick or looolen and
their contents:
Steamboats,; factories; mills. &c,
Furniture:
And mercnandze Of all kinds
And against all dangers attending tho transports.
alton Of goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals and
railroads.
For The character OF lho company as 10 pyomDf,
tnde and bberaidy IN The adjustment and pav1aeuf
81 Lo'ses-we beg leave to refer 10 the merchants
OF this place and elsewhere who have had the oJ.
Jusiment Of claims upon rs
JOHN FAWCETT. President
DANIEL LAMB, Secretary. January Is. Is4l
Board 90 DIREcToRs.-..-John Fawceit P,s,;,Len,
= Brady. John Gosborb, Charles ID. Knox. Richard
w. Handing. Samuel Neel William Paxton. J,e,b
> Shnyer' Samuel Sprigg. DIRECTOR
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ASSURANCES.
WESTERN INSURANCE coMPAl

CAPITAL 100000.
WIS company, being now duly organized is
Il prepared 10 make Insurance ON every de.
scrpiIon OF Fire and Marine Risks, such rs Dwell.
ing Houses. Store Houses, &c. with ihoir contents
Also' Steam Boats, Flat Boats and Keel Bonfs with
Their cargoeS TO and from any port IN the Ohio and
mississippi rivers, or their tributary streams. Ap-
PiicaiiUn for Insurance be made foI the present
at the office Ofthe Wheeling Savings Institution.
mar r. II. GREER, Secy. u. I
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UNITED STATES tASi NiAiI. LANE
FROM WHEELING TO WOOSTER. ONO,

UNITED STATES fASI NIAiI. II.>r
FROu WHEELING TO WOOSTER. ONO.
b. way Of AIenni Pleasant,
~ Harrsyiile. Georgetown. Ca.
$3.50 diz. Stociown. Franklin. East.
49, 1890, port. New Philadelp his Canal
Dover. Strawsburg. Milton. Mount Eaton. Edcnhurr
Wooster. and Mansfield. Connecting with the Mail
Lines. TO Bucyru-. Ashland. Norwalk. Sandusky
City. and cleveland. Leaves Wheeling every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. ut ~ O'Clock NJ.
and Wooster ON Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
Passengers by this Inc, will arrye at either ei Il
in time connect with the null Lines ru ming at
and west.
| The Pr. bees leave TO tender TO the public his
grateful nledgemens fpr the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed his LuC--and takes this oc.
casion To assure them, that expense or attention
shnll he waning ON his part tn render perfect and
full satisfaction TO all Who may travel in his line,
and having lately renewed his teams and placed
new coaches on the road, he naiers himself that
he will merit, and hopes TO receive a liberal share
Of public patronage, For seats apply at the Bar
the U. 5 Hotel.
J. A. MYERS, Proprietor
A. w. FLEMING, Agent
! mar IL
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MUSIC & VARIETY STORE, I nI5n 81 -

MUSIC q VARIETY STORE. nT,n 81
NBE subscriber Keeps constantly on hnnd n cen.
u ornl assortment Of Musical Instrument. v,L.,o
Bands can be supplied At eastern prices adding
transportation from the scaboard. also Germ1n and
Amerean Piano iories from tie most celebrated
makers aud warranted to stand any climate Piano
elnsic md lndruction Books or al Instrument, Vo
Ins' Accordion' FLUTES; Plies Drums Violin strinV,
CInronsi reeds. Blnnk Music PAPER sc &c sIsos
variety Of siaple goods. consisting IN Part Of Vest
nnd Suspendcr Buttons Peur and Bone do for Shirts
White and assorted spool and skeins thread. natent
90 Sewing Silk, Needles Of oil kinds Shell and
nom comie Of varous patterns, Fine and Redding
40 win variety Of other articles too numerous 10
nention..and which will be sold NJ fair prices Tho
subscriber would respectfully invite tie cilizcns and
country Merchants 10 call and tramino his siock.
mar Ply. j. MELIOR
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. ?. y GREER, Treasurer
WORKING OF ALL

~J IRE WORKING OF All
" KINDS.-R. WATTERSON still con
" al bis wire working establishment on
nutsT' wheeling near the stone br,dpe
Nhss he will manufacturer order and in tbs
Hnos' approved manner u arties In his line W.
sfiNEs AND RIDDLES Of all sizes Rolling and
Sihnd'nS scEEES .wIRE tor merchant mills mi
nlIoiher kindsOf wovc wire thatcan be- naTrsJ
NlRE ROPE for FerrIees'alwnys on hand and
manufactured at the SHORTEST notice TO order soJ
On tue most favorable term for customers.
Ia .eaf sf
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against

held
clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
sand Chancery for The county Of Ohio IN the month
ofAugusf, 1871
Isaac Starr and Samuel G. Morton. merchants and
partners trading under the Gm OF Starr d Nor.
ton, CompIainop,s
against
jacob =. Bier. Morgan Nelson. Lloyd c. Hughes
Joseph Morrison, Hiram Marin The North Yves
tern Bank ofyirgInia, The Merchants AID Me
ehanics B1nk 81 Wheeling Henry NJsre Hugh
Nichols, the Wheeling Savings Institution James
Luke John Richie. Samuel Sprgg Joshua Hun.
ter and Redick Mckee. DefepJorts
The Defendants joseph Mlrrrson J,sir, uyof,r
and Redick Mckee not having s,tcr.J tbe,, 80,
anoe and answered tho bill of the conoI,inant.
qua u appearing by satisfactory proof that upou
proper enquiry being lde f7r thctn IL HER re-.
Pective usual places Of abode in tins county FOR The
Porposc Observing on them the subpoena In Chan.
Gerry issued in this cause they could NOT be fund Cr
motion Of The Complauants by counsel 10 Is ordered
That Tie said defendants DO appear here on the first
Gay OF ihe next fall term Of this court enter their
appearance and answer tho suid complainant bin.
and That copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
~ some newspaper printed % the city Of Wheeling
Tor tao months succcsstyoi and r-tsd nj the from,
uVof " 'ne cOdfl house Of Ohc county copy teste
ALEX. 4. LAIDLEY. CLERK
Lamb a Russell. ior Compts anp ~
NIRGINIA-Iv CnAvcrRr--At rpIc. ALL ,r- a..
clerk's office Of the Crruii Superior Court Of Iao
and Jhuneery Coz tho county ofOl.io DO the month
81 August 1911
N'si'"aef ffazier' Complainant.
against
itonas White md ramrs m Forsyth Defendant,
1hs Defendant White not hsyiny entered nd. 81,
Pohiance a"l gwen security according 10 tho srt 81
assembly and The rules offIis court and b. s,,o,,
ieg ~ s''si'ei'y proof Chat Dol IS nota on nh,ffapf
81 ihis 'oininou' e7Iih. on r5Ht Of Tao e.,r..I.
eni by oonnsei, 90 b. ordered That tie said g.tI.,
% appear here on The Grsi day ui Che neyt fII &c.,
Of this couFi. enter his appearance and ,s.s. ,l
complainaHts b'il and ihoi copy of hrs arisr il
f'rihwuh inserted boz some newspaper pf.raI rl oil,
city oiWhooiuE iYr two n0utis surcessivsfg ....f
Iesiod 90 thc front door u ihc court House Of Cb,
County q copy tcsie.
ALFX. r. LAIDLEY. CLERK
'f''N' Nn--eII.iD r trmuf aur ~
STEPHENS TRAVELS IN Greece. Tor.
~ N.','i' nn1 Poland in iwo volumes jusf recsi
we'd aui 'rr 1ie by RDBg A. SrrpurVco,-
may ~
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JUST RECEIVED, fresh supply Of sea
grass ish lines and fsh hooks of various sizes
jon ~ J. MELLOR. Union 81
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'RIsT S sA : ~. or or, a VALUABLE

UNJUST SALE OF a VALIABI.f;
4 TAVERN STAND virtue ola deed
Of Trust executed by Sarah Beck dated the 5b do,,
Of March 1898 and now Of record in The Clerts
Office Of Ohio county, 10 secnro a debt 10 Henry
Madden. ] shall on The The 2ls dlv Of August re,y
nj he Conf house ia Wheeling sell OIL tist cert,.n
tract Or parcel Of land on LILLE Wheeling
creek IN he county Of ono on The Ma
iional road adjoining lands u Ebenezor Mckinley.
John MarweH md other. 70 being The ramo frnet
Of land which Abrum Beagle. and was conveyed ~
Mrs Sar'h Beck. and j. believed 10 contain fhres o.
orcs 3 quarters, and IS refchea
Ihe hile j. believed 20 be good. but selling us
trustee. sh1ll only sell such tile as have
The suid Tavern IL now IN the posses.ion Of Ne
Millens. T. JACOB Trustee.
july 2i-n
The ahove sale IL postponed 70 Saturday sepssn.
her rs. 1871
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07

FlRE & MARINE INSURANCE
~ There are two situations opIv in Which in
divduals can be placed " here they can ndequate.
ydppreriaie the value u insurance. These ore
WNue stai ding upon the ruins OF their & wi proul
efy,tIher receiving from az insurance office
the luil amount which they have lost. nrstapd.
lh4 on the same spot surrounded perhaDs bv I,
gcsoiated family, lamcnting that stupiditv and
,"lly Whlch lahed 20 provide against such a con
s.ATKtNsON Agent oftbePROTECTIoN ~. m
RANlE Co. OF HARTFORD Gown witt,.,
rifki onDweiing houses, Ware houses stores sim.
FaetoHes re logtu'el With their contents su,b
~ Furniture, Mefchf ndiss Marbite,y ,,5.,.. ~
therdiscription Of inSurabIo Properly A. -
steam, Keel snd Plat Boats. and heir C,,,o., =.
I'd FROM any Port ontbe Western wsts,.
TFOmce on Main Street nearly oppositstb. n
HE January 2 1874 =
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LNOR RENT.-One sm1li hons, ~ ain. % ;,
II Centre street East Wheeling. REM m,ds,a,.
enquire Of JOHN FISHER, 1873 Main 81.
an ~ ~
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STEPHENS TRAVELS IN Greece. Tgr
Ney' hussii, 1ud Poland BOZ sy1volHues inst goe.i
yea and ~ colo by ROBE a. STEPHENSON
may 20
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The saTas proportion ate interest will he al.
lowed on d'posites made for Specified prrioss ~ r
OF notice. PS4'O"S
The business hours OF the Institution arefrop,
clock I'LL ~ A. NJ, and from 2 till4P M h.,
lGl ne accYmmouauon OF trnsent depositoIs
ceiyed at any lime before and after these hour.
at the option Of the Treasurer
IN
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GHNlIE highest cash price paid Tor The clean artj
Gle delivered az our Store On Main ~
ion % JACOB a. MITCHELL
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NI,SVlNlA At rules held IN the Clerks uiica
OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Agust 1871.
The North Western Bank OF Vugisia,