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INSURANCE.
re Insurance Company of n.

INTNA Fire Insurance Company Of n.
III Y.-Osi-- No 81 Nsi-sL-Insurr against los or
sEl-re bv Ere dwelling hoUs~s stores gods furar-.
sess AMI their csr0es 10 lo snd properly generally, on
&c favorable terms a. any Other Once.
DIRECTORS.
Charles Town, c. :. woodruff, John r. stsgg,
John Alas, Ge.rge Pomeroy, 4. B. Clayton,
Fredk Prnt1. p. LOUIS FOBike. Geo. Colgste.
Ru,,- >iehoins J J. " Valentine, Isaac l. Plsu,
Chester Clark. Wm. Whiiea right, r. W. Blackwell,
:. ". Hoffman, VIM. 4. p. Pen1. g. ". Cot
: ID. >sll.a, VI. l.. Marsh. jos. Jamiesnn.
X Peg. J. L. Muller, Joshua Jones,
\. ". " upefien. JIM. Van Roskerck. : las Wood.
1heops Anthony, Daniel l. Gray, wl,m II. Than.
CHARLES TOWN. President.
HESRY Lori. Secretary.
3m RlcHAED p DUSS Surveyor
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q TO LET-The large Room on the

A second floor OF The College OF Physicians ard sur
icons. - Cro>hv>ir"ci. knoNn the College Hall The
Room well lighted snd ventilated. and ha. small Room
opening upon he rosrum Il - place OF meet
sg for public worship. or for Literary Associations. The
Room NAV be- seen any tEie application the Jani-
nr. for further particulars apply 10 r. WATTS, IT, Ii2
!, irrer-.freel. 40
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE Company
MUTUAL INSURAVCE.-On Dwell

VI ng Houses and Furniture only. profits retained 10
tie Assured. THf HOT >bHOLDEKS' MUTUAL ~
>UEhNCE COMPANY, Ohce Is Wall u. for separating
the insurance u Dseng House, and Furniture from that
al stores and Merchandise.
It wei known that auo. all tie lose. incurred in tie
hl.uc. Of Insurance. are The result 0 The burning o. valua
bie stores and c1.iy goods.
TIN ncreas-,ihe expense Of insurance o the Lou,ehod
and may ~. bly, deprive him OF the very security for
wh,A be pays bS premium
The cash payments premiums form fund which. az
pay ng eTpen and losses. representr by SCRIP ald
led 10 The assured N propoH 90 10 the amount OF their
Insurance.
This Company Is prepared to insure against To-. dam
iN fire, Dwelling House, occupied IL whole psu
such. Household Furniture ami ali Ii-usehOd Property
ordinarily kept in dwelling houses. Every pcr-ou iu.ur-
with .' Company j. entuc o. one vote .0r each hun
bred dollar. insured.
DIRECTORS:
Giu ant Nerp,arck. H. AEosertspn Stephen Camhreeng
lbt Henry Ludlow, Samuel Martin. Frederick Dcp.y.er
i.an H. Hanson, F'-k ScLnchsrdt. Daniel Seymour.
\. H. RODGERS. President
mvl2-)m D. G. TAYLOR. secretary.
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: e HELrZABETH-PORT AMI

~ Shh'mff dIangonent-Fare l.i Csnfs
Inc 'f.mDosls w TERN WITCH and 'CI.DEREIIk
By n'.y from za.-ts Pori To New touching N M
nighon and POu'RchmOnd each irip as ollows On AMI
Lave Elizabeth Port Ieav. A. yorL ,io,tx -
oi,o i!9cook, !. ". and 4 aud lOi ocfk ~ and
A. and O'Clock. P. W. AZ q andG. a,ci.rl y A.
- -. Cn Sunday
Lave rl-beth.Por, al 10 and IL O'Clock A. n md At
], 4 anu o'cipck, r. NJ
Leave N@wYOrk AT g. 10 and H., o,clocL A a .d 80. 81
and6 PM NV ~ ~ ~" M" 81 T. ~
raSeuYers Tor Westheld, Scotch PlsiIs Pl, nfeld
nDuna -nnoA Nomefyl'e, Fsson &c. ny the PliTnieth
own mo Soiherse Railroad Cars, will leave A-w.,ork
~ r = O'clock boat Va the morning, and " the 81 ococ.
ne lior'e Car will leave the front of the Union Hotel
f1s"' 81 ah hour previous the departure Of zach boat
Al baggage NJ The risk Of ia owner. "a
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u r-~-s eFOg PEEksKiLL. YER

.-~sSs-5zs17-, PLANCk, Grassy Point, sing -sng Tar.
rytowu. D0bbs Ferry, Hastings and Noukcrs sr'sA at
and Dinurr on hoard.
The sew ard splendid steamer CollNBt :, CsFia'n r.
". Stons vii leave NcW-Nork fom the foot of Chambers
street. every msrung Fridays eXceptedl AZ 7oclock
.nd returning, leave Pec,>k dan al O'clock, " VI
cNcep, Sunday when >hc will Leave Pcehks 10 O'Clock
+ VI.
Landing the iool OF Hammond street. each way.
Nurtcr.-Ai good. Freight Baggage, Bank BIZ, >ns'
cr otssr Kind o Property, taken. shipped. - put
h,a aba, boat be At the r>s 81 the owners A. such
GnodI. Freight. Baggage. Nc.
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NSsN Sx boa, nr Albany, dliy. At 7 ooh'cs &;
Z sunday eNctp'rd. from the per oetwr'" .ourah@ ana
I. h-rfy
The steamer South AMERICA. Capt B1'uard "a"'
II ,r.av Wednesday and frftN Afternoons at oc0cA
Tire s,ran~r ROCHESTER, Capt 4. -. Joru, raves
THURSDAY and saturday AterfCfs, Al orHN
TIE above poais arr AID substantial igrish"d 4" h
unriV aied on the Hudson
For passage freight Apply sf L ~cna1 a''hr '''e
o9f oar
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,sS.;, ~. FOR KEYPORT aud Middle

R-E-p town Pc 81. The steamboat HOPE viii
on and alter Mon<iy Nav ah, leave Nddleown Point dai-
Is. (sundays eNcrpiedl al O'clock 4 tide permitting
keypor 81 O'Clock. amt Nr~Nork. foot 81 Robnsou-
street. O'clock r. VI, touching al Seguiac' Docs' sat
en- isl,ud. each sav.
- u stage, " Freehold or any part Of The county
Al Te rhi and baggage al the rsk of the owner iher'o
Further information be had OF ;. ;. wyckoi Co.
log Ne,ry II. mN9 Ia
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, CO. = FARE AND FREIGHT
n 60 NNEWARK & NEW-YORk

NS1sSsC-K Fare only u, oeuis The splcmsd sld
c1in0'l -, ,irauer PAssAlC. Capt John "a4N bong
completely and elegantly rrhuoi. WI commence her rsu'
lr lrp- the rLursay. March le-lea'ng As
pnliDWs.
so,f al Rsrr,,v Il ~ Ysrk, Centre " harf. Newark,
Al ~ oelk A. ~ 4o'ck.rN ATio'clk .N.S q Och g
On SUNDAY, tle P~>>lc ~i sa,e New -Nork a. 10 4 v.
ADD t. T.. M-Lcave Newar At J! VI aud y O'Clock VI
= Fr..h oi every description carried very r',inced
,,,eS ms oul
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"a ROOMS TO LET at 3Ol Broadway,

lasA Handsome Parors and bedrooms attached of va.
,z,s furnished unurni.hrd. The ou>- will b-
.inet and put n complete order Artists Families or
IT, gentlemen Who ihnk of ct angling would do well TO
1l. Also, Room let the fourth ioOr q feet wide
~ cet deep INQUIRE The secol floor rom 81 alttf
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a FOR SALE-That very desirable plat

.A OF ground situated Al the Of Iaigh and Var
= streets fronting -. John, Park. being IS is. ?
.nches. Laigh>uee and g feet on Narick. with the
nnrch thereon. For particular, enquire OF JOSEPH
NEEKS, No. II Beech ~
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coo AT. POWELL & CO.'S Line

Al. POW ELL. " W. Line
A,S2ES4 For NEwBUkGn ssSlng At CALD-
WELLS, VISIT POINT, and COLD sPRiNG;-The
steamboat " ghander, Capt ROhyt NTdrop. will eas"
loot VI Warren every M~ay Thursday, and Saturday
E4P Al. Returning, Will leave ,Nswburgh every Monday
al 4. ", ana Tuesday and Friday At r. "
For IRE ght or passage apply To the Captain on board
Baggage and freight OF all descriptions, BAH bids
ce board nNt The al the risk of the oNnrrs thereof unless
ain ofladine receipts be signed for the same fyl
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greas ias' on Bosra
E-o~ %MORN.NG LINE FOR Al
. 60 APEOPLE's LINZ FOR Al

RANN and iDis MEDIATE ii'c' - nom U
I----lf 90 s-twreu Courfan.i' ~ '~r'f >fret
The y .NrRIC T. Cart VI. n. Tfasso'li, l'asss l u'
a AZ Ttu>. al sn. saturday a.tsuo.'ns 5u'Nl7A.
Fnr pa.>s,. ~ -iettsppi, 40 p C. schnlu sitae nlf
On the wharf GA bosnt -,
-. -. 2 aA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15

suPcrsede the uecessi'y of any other prOoi of such
bankruptcy and assignment 10 validate the said deed;
and all deeds containing such recital. aud snpIof
ted by such PruoG. shall he ~ ehrctual tn pass The
title Of the bankrupt OF In. and to 1 e lands there
in mentioned ard described 10 the purchaser. a.
fully. 10 al intcbis aud purposes. as Il made by
Ssch bankrupt himself Immediately before such Of
der.
Sec. l6. Aud he IL further enacted. That all jur-
isdiction, power. and authority conferred upon and
vested IN the di trici conri of tho United Stnics by
this act. IN cascs in bankruptcy. are hereby confsr-
red upon nnd vested in The Circuit cour Of the Uni
tel States for lhe District Of Columbia. and in anil
UPON the supreme or superior courts Of any of TIE
Territories Of the United States. in cases of hank
rup,cy. where the bankrupt resides in the said Dis
Irici OF Columbia or in either Of The said Terriior-
les.
Sec. IL. And be IL further enacted. That tas
act shall inkr effect from and after he 6isi day Of
February nett. JOHN WHITE.
Speaker If NE House Of RspnesentatSes.
SAINT. L. Southland.
President Of The Senate pro tempore.
Approved. August -. lS4l.
JOHN TYLER.
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ELoPEMRNr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ELoPEMRNT INSTRUMENTATION city
was thrown into no ltie ccmn oiiun Yesterday. on
the receipt OF intelligence by the family and firm .
here. oi the eloPcmcni nnd marriage OF the ia. ghier
OF william Cmghan. Esq. Of this city. "a seems
'ha' 'his Young lady had been placed nj n boarding
school on Staten Island. kept by a Scotch lac y. w en-
she became acquainted with n hir Shane. also .
seo'ehnian, anT connection Of the lady in whose
charge she was placed. which has resulted in heir
clandesiine marriage and flight 10 Europe.t Mis-.
Crohan Is The grand daughter oi the late Gen. James
ohnro' and the richest hcireSs la the United State.
~ probably IN the world. her estate beisg different
" estimated from two To three millions, i'm her own
right. She wOs about Is years of age. The gen.
ilemah Is represented lobe as or So anL this IN.
third wile.-Pin American.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15

PENNsYLyANIA BANKS-Ths Hssss Of Res
,reseasatise. Of r., ,usyivsnaa. o. Tsssisg. pas-ci
Ihsisl rcqaidng The fsnks 81 thst site - ns,uas
sooce esgmenis immcdi sleiy. The Seal srae $50
ayes6z nnys 2s. aid amoBs ne arss NsFs Nsss -
Thssdsus Sleeves Foreman aud ferT1srn Mfs
vsns said he VISITED br he bii hecause hs pearis
had pesiealy6sciafe thm eseifes 90 aForo % fsssmp
ton. hat ne ~ssofspinion Ihai Ihs hiA rs,.ea Noaia
GOT cTret The desires IL me pfspls Ihf .rioetng
uxtracs ETA isfior in ge Phiialelpbie t1Gnifeffsm
eIplsia- ssms 81 hs qaors impclsni pnvissous 81
The bill
u the House. the hank "a bss p,ssed ~ sscund
reading and was ordered 10 - tnaecfhed aud prn
1sd.as amended. The iast Sc secfiass $3.50 hr
- lninx. The amendment 81 Mf iowfT. compel
ling fhoss Banks 10 felaDd re eiscosai shict ihsy
atiofied frou coairciors and oa.ef-. ~ mr iesues
bfIf1L passed by n vote of6f toff. hf Crshbc
af.rrd an umendmeuf. pfshibitine any csfpursaan
f-an isrning % circulating sny nass etoepi hant
.nstles. o. . pepalfg u SEQ sd aiss - Sneh taer
rtarrrIa fhe uaenfmenl -. neEsiise-aFssl1
.r> 81 ~ cfxtbs fhon oasrod tosmoud ~ ~
Ans ne rsnsiIs ~ e1eoisflug coy noie. 81 ere
..,..s.a rnIf - q hank note. nf less then SO
,,t,st-e4s sa aad go teats seciilu passsa lhs
ssl Wa IA.a nnqn1Ef - a. a. pfeFeui voting hT
49,. eff.rrb b. rtnftietieu Fl bsets ~ anF amrf
go ,rnfuss ihs-TIm end - .sciiona pl.ssf Nua
-, .noolmonf 81 deb aie. The Asa sectaa 49,
strikes on. ans ~ mgli1n II ~ lsaahi
,y,- .nbsffnlrd. imposing q psneisy 81 800 haA
\, =, 4, ~ conpiaianf aud haH inn ~ $50
Tr,ssnng. npou say ps1sn 81 pessef~
osginr -. earulsfnF % fsg-iving 49, $50
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FroHs he NsrsIs m Lirlf
EARLY FRIENDS.

Rr mas. c. A. JEwErT.
Oar early friends, H,w warm their loy.
Ire selfish dreams steal on,
And iuncy's gorgeous c~oloring
Of future years II gone.
Ire Tried in Sorrow's school the heart
Or learned lhe mournful truth
JhUt time may bring an anxious care.
We dream not Of in youth.
Oh happy iime-when no fond hope
OF gam attracts or binds,
When oil the treasure tina, il seeks;
The trusting spirit finds;
A free return Of generous love.
For love bestowed as free,
And b lIss nee foohd on earth again,
Pure. mutual sympathy.
On early friends, that happy band.
How OF in aner years,
They come. like angel vIsiianis
To his sad World Of tears,
While We. forgetting oil beside.
Live only ia The past
And see Them. beautiful and young.
AZ when We saw them last.
The friends 81 ehildhood's sunny hours
Are severed frUm our side
Distance OF jarnng interests
The waunest hearts divide
We meet them Ia The busy world.
Ia pleasures Wild career.
And o. hey pass. almost forget.
That they were ever dear.
Our early fuends' how still their sleep
% death. where never more
The sohesi smile that summer wears
Thru iost hioom can restore;
We lu1ger where their feet have been
We lt-ien fof heir voice
An yenrn So those eniIvcning smiles.
Thai mais ouf hearts rejoice.
Ani thus u is-as hle steals on
Fr1m 20 oar varying track.
Thun Early fruds pissed one by one
Wheu0s nuae can call hen back
A. "a hns ~ ss turn and weep
Taai there frman 90 few
% Nose bright hrms and loving hearts
Wa priraa shea ifs was ne~
Wha Wn me- cherish hen The lies
oi ssflF happY Ysans.
To- sasrhf ahsn Efirf hes bowed ne kfau
A. dnnmrt ihs sves gnh teBs.
A. ehs fhai ssf 49, vsned gasi.
81 tusF aea1W uais
VI 49, 4fearh aFroa anl regret
euI ties - safiT flctis
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TO II AFFLICTED

WHOSE who are suffering from varou. di.,as-
u a. incident TO the human family. would do
well to procure d. Harlich's compound strength
ening and German Aperient Pills which are 40
complaint Pains in the side, bs~' Ihv~rs'.
nervous affections, Head Ache and al diseases
81 he stomach and bowels. PaLa,....a ..a, o.
directions for Dsing. The reader is REFER, d TO
several very interesting certificates of cure ihnt
nave appeared m Tins paper ADD may be relied
on rs they are taken fro1s the o,isinal.
HeImsmoer onlY Philadelphia Office AT No Is
X EIGHTH street.
For sale Wy JOHN FISHER.
len 10 Wheeling. Va.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE


10y yirneOf a Deed Of Trust from Henry
ID Moore and wife TO me. dated on The 5h duv
OF June, 1885. and recorded m The Clerks office Of
the County Of Ohio Book %. Page 1876. and also
by virtue ola Decree offhP Circuit Superior Cont
for Ohio County. dated on Thursday, the lQtb Cav
Of November. 1910; | will offer for sale Al public
auction, 0t The front door Of The Couu House in
the CITY Of Wheeling. ia Virginia on Saturday. The
thirteenth doy Of February next. at ] o'clock p. M.
the north } az Of bot numbered ouresn O4 in
squors ten (i0) ~ the City Of Wheeling. with Tho
dwelling house thereon. being the properly nuw oe-
cupied by John NJ Clarke, Esq. The terms Of sale
will be, one sixth Of The purchase money in hand.
the residue IN lhree equal payments Of su. twelve.
aud eighteen months. with inieres, from day-,bo
purchaser giving bond and security, and the tuls
being retained until payment.
Possession Of the properly given on the fnt
April next.
Selling ne Trustee. ! will convey such tile a. IL
vested in nc by NE Deed q Trusi snd he Decros
% the Coor. CHAg l. SrRONC
Ian l3-ts T,,.t..
The shows sale is postponed until ssiurisy Re.
10, 1912 feb IS
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FROM FLoRiDA.-The savannah Republican
brings intelligence Of the escape Of Tiger Tail. who
had been a prisoner At Tampa. Ills wife and son
went away Wi'h him bot were reeap,ured. Il is
sad that his chief hes been overmled. A fight
hsa occurred At Dumas Lake. January 25. in which
Maj Piynpsn with so men encountered abou, 25
iudisn' , well contested eight ensusJ. that lasted
iauy-6ss minutes. the enemy reireaisJ. leaving Two
warriors wounded on The Geld. one has since died.
One soljisr Wss killed and two wounded
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- N, allowing !, an extract Of. letter from

- NE SLOWING !. m sTiract ola letter from
Geo Leslie Comh..
To hs Ed,ioss \ fle Losisrius Journal
Nav ORLEsSs. Jan. %. 1872.
SGSrLrNEU Knowing The Mexican character as
yea d. yoa vii hardly ne sur, ised al any act Of
neaehey they may onmmit; and yet one communi.
rated % me b. The Terrain cousul a. received by "a
yssd which arrived here from S.al the seaport Of
hucaisnl too DAYS since. would seem 10 cap the cG-
nah. ien nay remember that The Terian navy
hslr~d he rrovin--s u Yuratan and Tobacco 10 Is.
iahlish thsiF Independence. and that. recently. Com.
madure honre Na- seuf. with q part Of the TeTian
nasy. o. their vantcsi sgliciiaiion. % protect Them a.
sainsi iheir enemies. A few days since Yuoaisn
nsiuuned tafh~old confederation Of 1894. Toiasco
HAVING done 90 seveal months sincs. Commodore
Msure. unsNaFc Of us intended movemsnf, while
bmg odS-aL ~us urged % visie Merida. IN the IN.
terror. whieh = the scat Of Government. 10 consult
suh Congre@ q I'd The Executive. and had No SION.
- arrived Than ~ Uas scissd aad held 20 Custody
las vl3rct vas 90 huce him 10 surrender his vc,.
sclsto Merico. TSo Of them. however. had ailcI.
sshou ums heffe. 70 Vera Ctuz. n wait for the
New loR buFg ssd III, lieutenanis on boani the
nag ship. schng MA great pr,mputude AMI energy
toFord Gen Peduzs and suite on bosrd. and at the
last dsies hsld rh-m 90 hostages Er Nio5reis safe re-.
turn. ihops hey ~ill a'so PIT the place under Goa.
~iuhutroa and barer q down. They ought nYt 10
leave en- ounce u SILVER " gold IN The place. ia a..
ny share % fsfm.
" sfn'a Anna gets possession Of he Gulf. they
VII Invade TeKn. By land and sea; and. nj the
saias time. lst loose the hordes Of Indian. up1n the
houteuL VII ksntucky and her Western sisters
remain de and inacuve. white The women and chill.
dnen q heir yuungest SISTER are butchercd by th,se
mn1cm Aireune.. an her critics sskeJ AMI bum.
"a. sni her fields dss5latel cannot believe tt
foun, truly.
LESLIE CcNiRS
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a hl has been rrPor~d ~ he senate ~ Penn
syi'a"fa - charter . o~mPsny 6fths p~Orp~sOfFsf.
ohs.ns ne Stare lnr-oyeusn'. u Pennsylvania
TIE s'oeA . 70 - sioOOOOOo IN .hsrus q 100
dolian s.rh
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IIOUsAND DoLLARs REwARn

DOILAIIS REWARD
AH X. NICHOLSON. of Baltimore, Booker. VA.
VE knocked down and robbed by some villain,
on The evening Of the Sth insa. about I O'clock at
the corner Of Eriaw aRd Baltimore streets and The
following FUNDS. os near us can be recollected.
taken from him. tied up in rcd silk handkerchief
viz
$1,000 Baliim re and Ohio Rail Rad Notes.
2OOO Valley Bunk, Va. and Branches,
3UO0 Farmers BGnk; Bal k Virginia & Exchange
Bank-besidesn ltof Baltimore City Bank Notes
Chambersburg Gettysburg and other Pennsylvania
Banks. The rubber wore a cnp. whirb ia all th,t.
can he recUllccied. Tie above reward will be 81.
ven for the detection Of the robber and the rccpy.-
~ Of the money. or a suitable rev ard for the MON
ey or part OF q
L NICHOLSON & BROTHERS..
feb 1885, l6 AMI 935 R,I,m,r..
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The r.bhe dsb~,s auuourosd SO ms evening ~
ne Coz Hal % hereby P~os,Poned until further no
tire he Isosum vii hold Il. meeting ss Inc u.
su.i ascc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15

seed by a bank OfsnOsher SLATE. Which doe. M,
ny ~ iAnoie-. On motion of Mr. Gamble. the latA
see'i'n ~ss arsnded ~ rs 10 prevent any assign
me"' &c transfer oC any discounted note. iron obli.
s'"g the holder from receiving The notes Of the
.s"N ~tete u "as discounted in payment-when
me 'ec'ioa was PASSED. The l5th section was pass.
~ snd The bGi was ordered b. be transcribed for a
'htra ieO4,hg.
have been more pariicu'ar than crm non. be-
eno-e m, only the biii. but many OF the amend.
meni.. aw important 60 every class Of citizens Of
tha Commonwealth. IL is now past the stage Of
amendment IN the House. and Will come up tornor
row on haal passage. when 70 vii be sanctioned by
a large majority. Il will als9 psss the Senate. I'M
les there - aehange Of views IN that body.
From The Pittsburgh Gar.
TIE CURRENCY-Ohio paper. m lhs market
sells al 10 per rent discount for par paper, AMI II
PER cent for spscie; and bot little can be sold Ut
hose rates. Oar broker. have a large AMOUNT Of
their jnnds already locked up in western paper. and
are able TO buy bot limiicdly. Our merchants find
great difficulty in procuring par paper. and Eastern
Erel'sngs - meet their engagements. Ur6dna pa
per cannot bo sold al al. The Chiliioothe Bank II
= sand ,winding up rs affair, and n. paper j. sold
with difficulty. This other Ohio Brnk,. With The eI.
rsp,ion Of iho-e previou.ly'nosed ss broke. arc q
bout on a level. and viewed with dislrusi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
SENATORIAL CANDIDATE.
JOHN G.. CAMPBELL,
on BROOKE

- Oar advertising eusiomer are requested 20
harsinsAsir hvou a. early a. Ihrse 0'clOck on the
Sty P-Syssus 10 publieshoa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15

IN. n'a wii's@ SPsasos . slsa-d Cns-d
s'aass S-nsn- N GA ne sscsaey eecs.ioasd b. The
dsssh of he late senator. NJ y -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15

kgSrvcEf RaNKs-A csmmiues Of he Legs.
lature hss rspoued Inc osHtaion. frum r.f-onsl "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
FOR RENT

NOR RENT and possession given imm.-
dinIely. The MILITARY HALL. corner of
Market aud Madison streets. the SAM which ha.
been recently Oecup,d by Ezekiel Schneider az a
COnfe House.
e. l5-lm ARCH WOODS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15

That ruxeusnrnt =. - nught 10 b. t-.itated
- me ~arnsn bensfL rr~iecton epd security Of
~ p<op'e .. u.fi-n. 80 ~snmun.iy 81 Nj the vsr.nu.
E3e. .-d - ~ government th., I. he. whic,,
s~,rshie ~ roJarsns The gr~a,~.i de-ree of h,r.
Fsuf-s 81 ssfeiy. and ssr-st eGcr:nally secured
ssainsi ~ larger q snLsdmirisiraion; and thai
~hrn sny gosssa~cu' shall Ne founl Inadequate q,
s-aisar ~ tssse pafppsss. majority Of The com-
T-aary Aah an 'mduhitshie. uaallenahle. and indie.
frr'e rshe W refo-m. alier OF aboli.h u. IN such
rr.'-t as shall n jolEed most e~nducive To the
l2h. i776.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15

We AK NOTHING Mosg-wE VIII &C
err NOTHING LIS rHAN a R~ErRESENrA.
TtoN N II oUS POPULATION
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-15
GROCE RES,

Linseed and Sperm OIL. Sperm and 7a,,ou
CANDLES. SOAP. Duponts POWDER. Per-
cusson CAPS. Tobacco and Cigars of various quail
ties. Almonds and Ra sins.
A large lot Of CHINA, GLASS, and
QUEENSWARE, including some 6eauti-
f,J SETS IF CHINA
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-15
Look at this!

TNHE subscriber is under the necessity from his
l. recen; loss) of again calling upon all those in
debed 10 him, TO make immediate payment He
hopes this call will be promptly responded to, and
that all owing him. will feel obligated to make up IN
part his loss by calling and settling their demands
without further notice E. NJ KINNEY
February 18th, 1912. IS