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/" Who is to vote for old granny Har

"Who is to vote for old granny Har-
rison 7" exclaimed the Locofoco leaders
in ls40. The question was answered in
tones of thunder by $4,000 majority of
the freemen of the United States. "Who
is to vote for Henry Clay" exclaim The
same Locofoco leaders now. We verify
believe that echo will answer from the
united voices of 100000 majority Of the
people. Loniscills Journal.
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THE Protestant CnURcHMAS.-This pa
per, published at New York and owing its
origin to the Puseyite character of the
Churchman, is now earnestly recommended
twelve clergyman and a large number of lay
men of the Episcopal Church. Among the
former are Drs. Minor, Hawkes., Smith, and
Anthem. Among the latter, Messrs. Thomas
J. Oakley, Thos. Adds Emmett, John Duer,
J. A. King, J. G. King, Charles Anthem, and
about hundred others.
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No. 33 An act, altering the name Of the
town of Monroe 10 that Of Woodbury..
1t is hereby enacted by the General As
sembly of the stale Of Vermont, That the
town of Monroe, in the county of Washing
ton, shall hereafter be known and called by
The name of Woodbury. :; Provided, that for
the term of three years after the passing Of
this act, in all public notices aud adver-
tisements, which shall, in any manner, eff,
ect tie exposure Of The lands in said town
for sale al vendus, or otherwise, for taxes,
the said io,on shall be called in all such no.
tees, Woodbury., late Monroe. in the couu-
iy Of Washington.
Approved Oct. 81, ls43.
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The Boston Post says all the cotton facto-
ry stocks, and especially the Lowell, have
advanced greatly in price within few
months, and are still rising. The causes Of
this sudden advance-amOuuting to fifty per
cent, it remarks-are to be found in the open
ing of the China maket, which swept off sur
plus stocks, the low rate of wages paid the
operatives, and withal, an unusually low
price Of raw material.
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No. 34.-an act, altering the Eame of the
town of Orleans 10 that of Coventry.
IL is hereby enacted by the General As
sembly of The State of Vermont, That on
and after the first day of January. one ,hous-
and eight hundred and forty -four, the town
Of Orleans, in the county of Orleans, shall
be known and called by the name of Gov.
entry Provided, that for the term of three
years, after the passing Of this act, in all
notices and advertisements which shall in
any manner affect the exposure of the
lands, in said township, for sale at vend ue
or otherwise, said town shall be called Gov.
entry, late Orleans, in tho county of Or
leans.
Approved Nov l, ls43.
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al have been deiuded. for enc vs..
Miller's doctrine. 1 gave away s4O6 NJ NJ 2
was all had. I Thought should NO, VIZ" ~,
it, If the world burnt up in 1913; bp, IsI ~
come to my senses, in some measure aa
see that it is an error. If you will maxi 90 y
public, and there are any who think T vs. vs.
worthy of helping, [being helped, / sI,,I q
very thankful for little" u
Yours, in truth,
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Yours, in truth.

The Mirror announces that the nam, i,
this unfortunate victim Of delusiOn is with i.
editor, and will be given to any who NAV v h =
DESTROYS of extending aid TO him. Tier: =, y
thousands all over the country in .ins n:
situation. The fire has spent Itself, bu, u
left behind blackened spectacle. W
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DEVELOPMENT OF MILLERIsM.--A cler-
gyman in Portland, Me. says the Christian
Mirror, on Sunday last, received the follow
ing note, signed by proper name, with re-
quest to read it before his congregation -
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IRELAND.

Ireland continues qniet. The country
is extensively occupied by troops-in fact,
the whole available force of the British
army has been thrown into 1.-THE agita.
ton, somewhat subsidized in tore, but equal
~ affective in action, continucs-the Re-
peal Golfers are swelled by thousands week.
ly-the much talked of Cancellation Hall
has been opened-two or three men of
mark have joined the movement Just at
the moment it became critical-and the
proceedings against the agitators in con-
nexion with the unhappy blundef of the
government short hand writer respecting
the identity of Mr. Barrett, coupled with
the present jury panel, and other matters,
lead to the belief that the whole affair has
been managed badly.
Reports gain ground in Dublin that Sir
Robert Peel contemplates some compre-
hensi' 9 policy in respect to Irish grievan.
ces. The Dublin correspondent of the
Morning Chronicle asserts that an official
gentleman, who has been at work for six
months, is engaged in completing by the
next session of Parliament. an elaborate
statement of the revenues of the Irish
Church Establishment, arranged in a tab
ular form. embracing each individual pa
IRISH, and specifying the income of the in>
cumbent, the number of Protestant parish.
toner's, whether or not there is church in
the parish and other details.
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Gov. Bcuck has issued hi, proclum,.
lion, appointing Thursday, Dec. IA to b
observed as day of Thanksgiving b, III,
people of New York.
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Oct. 81. 1913.

No. 3l.-an act, assessing tax for the
support of Government.
1t is thereby enacted by The General As
Sembly of the State Of Vermont, That tax
q; 10 cents on The dollar, be assessed on
the list of the polls and rateabe estate Of
the inhabitants Of this state, for the year
J S4s, TO be paid into the treasury by the
first day Of June next, in money, certificates
or notes issued by the Treasurer of the
state, orders drawn by the Auditor of Ac.
counts, or orders drawn by the supreme or
county courts.
Approved Nov. 1, 1913,
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Letters from the Islands to August 5, fur
nish some additional particulars relating to
the restoration of the native government
The doings of Lord Paulets Provisional Gov
eminent were outrageous, and compelled the
retirement of DIR. Judd from all participation
in it. The following letter is from the Bos-
ton Daily Advertiser:
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SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from
and after its passage.
Approved Nov. /, 1S43.

No, 29.-an act, in addition 10 an act
in Relation TO The Militia. =.
II is hereby enacted BY the General AS
sembly of the State Of Vermont, as foil.
ows
Sec. l. The several companies hereto
fore comprising the first rifle regiment 10
Franklin County, formerly attached 10 the
third brigade and third division of the mi
litia of this stale, are reins,ated and res
tored 10 all the privileges as regiment.
which said regiment possessed previous TO
the revision ofeighteen hundred and forty-
two, 10 be attached 10 the first brigade and
second division Of the militia Of this stale,
according 10 The new organization, any
law 10 the contrary notwithstanding.-Pro-
vided, said regiment shal! not be entitled 20
receive of the Governor the quota Of col
ors, now required by law 10 be furnished 10
each regiment.
Sec. 2 This &C, shall lake effect. from
and after lis passage.
Approved Nov. /, ls43.
No. 3O.-an act, abolishing imprison,
ment for Military Fines in certain cas-
es.
1t is hereby enacted bv The General As.
sembly of the State of Vermont, That no
private enrolled militia shall be imprisoned
on execution, issued on judgement foun.
dcd on any forfeiture, for want of arms or
equipments.
Approved Oct. 81. 1913.
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No. 28.-an act, in relation 10 Military
Fines.
II is hereby enacted BY the General As.
sembly of the State of Vermon,, as foil
ows
Sec. I. In all cases where an appeal
has been taken from the decision of a ius
tice of peace, in any prosecution for The col.
lection Of military fine, under The act ain
re:aiion TO the militia" approved Nov. IL,
1912, The plaintiff shall have the same right
in relation 10 such appeal as the appellee
now has, in relation 10 the entry, Of suit
appealed 20 The county coura
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06
LARD OIL MANUFACTORY,
On Market Ally.

WHEELING. VA.
TNIIE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared. with the
necessary machinery, and Is successful,
prcsrcu ling the manufacture of Lard Oil at his
establishment on Market Alley, being enabled
WI h his pre- sent machinery {. turn out about two
hundred "a Ions a Week, of OIL that he warrans
equI to any manufactured in the Usited States,
for al purposes equal TO the best Sperm, and for
machIuer far supe rior TO any other kind OF oil.
lie is enabled To sell AT the lowest CINCINNATI
prices. Miers, mschIniSts, mcr, hants aud others
are invited to give hun a cali, as he Is prepared TO
sell wholesale or r.tal on such terms as canno'
fail TO please OIL put up ia Barrels, Kegs, cans
or IN any manner or qu1nuiy TO suit purchasers.
All orders promptly attended 70. Address
NJ WARREN.
Cash p1id for Lard mar II
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Important Arrival.
MnRRIGONgS DIIUS

Or ge universal getOGie medicine Of ths RrihisL
college uf Heaih- London
VUNfiESE Medicines cure every disease which
admits Of euro.
Tney remove from the ach liver and
intsstines-ths blood making organs-the OBJ
structone to the due performance OF then healthy
functions.
They purify the blood by increasing the vari-
GUS secretlons, aRd prevent disease by enabling
the body successfully to resist the prsdlsposin
and exciting causes to disease.
They increase the action of the absoTbents BY
which all m9rJld growths are AIKEN into clrcu-
latlon and afterwards expelled from the body.
4 They res tore the regularity of those process
es upon which Information and cIrcul ItIon OF
nt blood depends.
These are the only medicines known in which
small dnses have powerful and neicial effect;
and yet, of whIch ia extreme cases; such very
large doses may be administered fearessy and
with greatly increased advantages To the patient.
Tue British college of health having revoked,
HoIauo Shepherd Moat, he has ceas, d to be IN
any manner connected with or agent Of the col
lege Of Health.
George Taylor, being now and frsm henceforth
the sole general age7tIn the United States, ofthe
BRUSH college of health, for the sale of MOTrisOns
p lis. the Vegetable unyersal medicines of the
college Of hsalth; other person but the said
George Taylor has any Iigat or authority 10 NOM
mate or appoint general ageats Tor the sale of
the above IN e .icines
GEO TAYLOR, 10 Chamber 81 sole general ag't
JOHN FISHER, agent, Wheeling
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No. l67 West Side Market square, Wheeling
FLINT GLASS MANUFACTORY.

AE IL r II SWEENEY d co. having
WI. commenced blowing. nrn nav able To fill
srders tor every description Of FLINT GLASS, and
will guarantee Ia their customers good aud cheap
MT article can he got ia the UNITED STATES.
Merchants re respectfully invitr~i Ia call and eT-
anime heGrre purchasing elsewhere. ns They are
determined not TO I've undrrsud Orders by mail
~ III rec i've yrn-api n!tentiI N. mr. ID
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SALE

'RUST SALE.-Ry virtue OF a deed ,fIusi
II executed by John Fawcsii, bearing date on
the 9th OF April. 1871. and recurded in the clerks
otiee OF Ohio csu'iy. shall. on Monday The 18Th
day 81 May next, proceed to sell on the premises
al public auction. to the highest bidder for cash lot
No rive IN The second square in the city Of Vince
ing situate on Water street near the steamboat
landing, wh6reon are large and valuable vars
houses The title Is believed TO he unqueslionabI
nut selling IS trustee will only make such title as
- vested IN me. VIM KING,
ian ID Is Trustee
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NEW AND SPLENDID VICTORIA
TWO HORSE CARRIAGE FOR SALE

1WNHE Subscriber has OF hand, new and beau.
n uful two nurse carriage with shafts for one
horse, aud also set nf costly harncss, which he
will s-ll very low for Cash approved harier -
Both are OF Phiade! phIa manufacture. and in point
q Idurability and ncatness cannot be OEreed. The
inside Of The Carriage is richly trimmed and ele-
ganIly cushioned.
NH 9. NJ REILLY.
No l67 West Side Market Square. Wheeling
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M REILLY,
OHIO OFFICER,s GUIDE.

STEPHENSON & HAswELL Union Street
- Wheeling. have th is day received q supply 81
THE OHIO OFFICER ANDJUSTICES' GUIDE,
nv Judge LenyIli, n one large octave volume Ui
$50 pages, price SOC. This work has received The
recommendation for utility Of several judges and
most eminent lawyers ofihe state oi Ohio. embra.
cling o. it does directions and forms i1r eSccui0rs
administrators. gunrJIaSs. &c, Fsrms Of deeds.
articles Of sgrsemont sc, sc. mat24
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PAINTING, &C.

y Mn ~ Us "Ns
q & Rob NsON. his removed his shop 10 Main
sireet.a few doors below the corner ri Unun
,irset. whore no Is prepared n execute I'll orders
for HOUSE aud SIGN PAINTING, GLAZING
and PAPER HANGING, ~ The shrfiosl notice
and on reasonable terms Thankful Cor past ayCrs,
~ solisis . eynuuusnes of patronage
nrsf IL
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NEW LOOKS.

Biswcrh's life ni Dr. JohnSan.
Complete works nl Lorl Bo!inghrke; 4 vo!S.
Bnrke.' works. Q vols royal octave.
Addison's works. 3 vols.
Works Of Lord Bacon 3 vols.
lIallam'. Literature of The middle ages.
Thiers' History Of FIe>ch revolution, complete
IN ; vols.
History 81 the Anglo Sn1ons frnm the earliest pc
riod Of tho y rman conquest, by Sharon Turner
= \. S, Il. A, S L., Together with great variety
OF standard literature. School books. &c DC. just
received from Phila,Iel I.hia and fnr sale by
STEPHENSON d HASwELL,
NH IL Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06

NEW BOOKS.
TaNHE WESTMINSTER Confession ofFAITH,
n The Lifc ofThOm,s M'Crie
Goode's BITTER COVENANT,
Fishers CATECHISM.
Browns shorter CATECHISM
Agnew or the SABBATH
LAST DAYS Of eminent CHRISTIANS.
An AnIidoie 10 the Miseries of HUMAN LIFE
Psalms and Hymns used in the Presbyterian church
The CONFESSION or FAITH.
Bibles. Prayer Buoks. Methodist Hymns. Sermons
Lectures &c &c. for sale wholesale and retail BY
STEPHENSON g. HASwELL,
adjoining Pryor's Drug Store.
mar 0lG&Al Union street.
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ARTICLES OF STATIONARY,
MIS- DAY RECEIVED from the MaAudactur-
Il ers, supply of
SEALING WAX, n superior article,
WATERS. three different sizes.
STEEL PENS, Gillou's best.
QUlLLS Opaque, yellow and duiehed,
SAND BOXES,
CORK WRISTBANDS, n cheap article
E.NAMELBED VISITING CARDS.
WAFER STAMPS. &c. e..
STEPHENSON & HAsWELI,
mar IA Union street
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TVNUE subscribers beg leave 10 inform the cii
zens Of Wheeling and vicinity, that they have
opened a GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE at No l43 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
where may be found an extensive assortment Of
gilt md mahogany framed Looking Glasses, Portrait
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware. consisting oi
Feather beds, bolsiers Pillows curled hair. Spanish
moss cotton, husk and spring malitasses; together
with foil assortment Of the latest style and best
finished FURNITURE ever offered in this ciy;all
Of which will he sold the most reasonable terms
and 5arran'cd.
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany yeneors.
varnsh Spa nish moss. &c &c. constantly on hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article OF
furniture on the mos accommodating terms and 81
short notice.
Carpets made and put down.
Orders in Zanesgils can be lsfl with J. F. AID
ANS g. Co
jun % hENDEL g. HARBOUR
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CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACHE.

CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACHE.
TIE CELEBRATED MUSCOVITUS DROPS.
wv ARRANTED to cure the most inverorurc
tooth ache. in TWO MINUTES.
This article will also preserve the decayed IesIh
for The fulnre. remove all the scurvy and larIar.
without The OF instrument
The discoverer and proprietor Of The above in.
valuable cure fur the tooth sche informs the pubic
that he has secured The exclusive RICH, to his disco
very hv sppcaiion in due form Of law. the Patent
office of the u s and Is ready 10 dispose Of the
said Patent Right, for The District Of Columbia, or
any county. Slnte or Territory. ia the Union.
DIRECTIONS.-Take a small quantity ofcouon
wot IL with the Drps and put IL IN the hollow ~
the tooth about drops and two tea Spoons full Of
wafer. and hold Il 10 The tooth az long you can
DIR s NJ DE HEF'TY
Fer sale by GREGORY SUCKER. Of l. SnieIs
Brewery Ma IN street, Wheeling Va. oct 10 6m
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LNiRE &MARINE INSURANCE-Thers NJ
Il Two siiuations only IN which individuals can
oe placed, where they adequately appreciat lie
'ne value OF insurance. These nre while -tand-
IIS upon the ruins of their own property, -sther
receiving trcm an insurance office the full a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
Saihe spot surrounded perhaps by dssolate fam
ssyi lamentIng hat stupidity and folly which haC
td,Ha 10 provide for such contingency.
ATkIN SON, Agent of the PROTEC ZION
IN Nj oKANCE co OF HARTFORD, CONN
VIII take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
torres mills, factories DC, together with Their
cpnlents' such as furniture, merchandise, ma
cnlnerv, and everyother description of lnsurabIe
property Also on stean, keel and hat boats
Western Waters
Hotel. 80 istS
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nARPER's CHEAP PUBLICATION.

hE Eh'S CHEAP PUBLICATION,
he subscriber has made arrangement bv
- which he will receive the popular works &c
published by Messrs. Harper g. Bro's, New York.in
lev days AFTER they are issued fren the press
Works published by those gentlemen are much su.
Terior To hose Of the Newspaper editions thew AZ.
published without abriIgment, and 10 not reouir,
cSi'Ing 81 leaves before ihOy he read. besides
they are as cheap as the cheapest The following
have already been received:
ADAM BROWN I He MERCHANT, bV Ho-
rnee smith, aulhsr Of THE New Forrest" De &c
price % cts FOREST DAYS, bye. p. r. JAMES
Esq. THE LAST OF THE BARoNS. by SrET
Bulwer. WIN RORp
Al the old stand orROBB & STEPHENSON
March. d
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CO.PARTNERSiIIP

IMAM q fDh AhOS. having nSsnci a tod
"a with ihem,J p. AGNEw, OF wheeling IN
the Forw srding and Commission Business. at Cum
serland. Md. the style al krm will be Amman, Els.
wards & Agncw.
AMMAN. EDWARDS & AGNEw.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Al hs Roa Road Depot CUMBERLAND. Mn.
Crangle * BaiIeys Jncob e. Nitrbsu
WIN Paxton & Son. : Irwin.
John Clarke = / Harding & wslJn.
James III Fnrsyth " PD Duffeb
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L. Smith. Kemp. Buoky
George & Hays. A George & Co. wyley & Wilson,
Jos Elder. Thcs Carson,
Cinet"nGti.-SpTinger d. Whneman, A Irwin,
William Irwin, Samuel Findlay
LOuisriIe-NcNioran d McMechSn, VIM N
Bnllet d ca. Mcclure & Ross. jan 10
WILLIAM holiday. ERAsTUs EDGERroS
HOLIDAY & EDGERTON.
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
CUNBERLASD. Mn.
REFER TO
Gushing & Brother
Fisher Miller & Co.
Gather, Matthew. & Guilds,
Clark & kellogg, "0'''''o''
Weld & jerks.
Ross & Ciarrou.
Fleming & Tingle,
James Caldwell
Charles ID Knox "nee""s'
Jacob a. Mitchell.
Rogers g. Cnrrel,
l ID Wheeler g. %. Cincinnati
Beatty, MKenzie & Co.
nov
JAS. v. CALDWELL,
lSTecesser TO AuerbUry, Cdld,cel & Co
WHEELING. VIRGINIA.
~ILL continue The COMMISSION Il FOR.
w wARDING BUSINESS at the old stand
on Monroe street. and solicIIs consgnmens of Mer-
chaRdlse produce either for sale or forwarding.
nov 8
ST Louis New Era, Louisville Journal. Cincinna.
Il Republican, Cumberland Civilian Baltimore
American. L Gazette publish To The amount Of
five dollars nnd charge this office.
Il. M'KEE & co.
70 r WA RIDING + MNTSSIOf
MERCHANTS,
Main street, WHEELING. Va
/. IRWIN,
FORW RIDING ANDCOM ISSION
MERCHANT,
MaiT Street, WHEELING
COLLECTS CansgnmenIs af Merchandise or Pro-
~ ducc, either for sale or Forwarding and hopes
To merit a share of public patronage by moderate
charges and strict attention 10 business sepS
JOHN JAMESON
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANT
R1fl Road Drpof MaRTISsnrRau Y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06

WHY WILL We DIES
LNOR salc low fur cashat the Guy Auction rooms
~ 2 der life presetvers
nas IS BBENTLiNCER & sHALLCROSg
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NJ KEGS No !, s twist TOBACCO for sale
aAeO unusually cheap t. close CONSIGNMENT
feb Is ihNN.
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DANIEL BOWLY,

DANIEL BOWLY,
PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT
AND GROCERY AND DRY GOODS PURCHASING AGENT.
MO. % COMMERCE. ~ OF PRATT ST,
~ BALTIMORE. Refer 10
MessIs WIN Wilson e. sons,
Fisher. Miller & Co. Da"'"o'''
Crnngle e. Bnilrys.
OW Heiskell a. Co. VYhssliHg
Fleming e. TIngle,
Dalzell & Fleminr, Pittsburgh.
Hill Temple. Samuel & Co, A yietiS. Va.
James Taylor. Jr. Esq, ZanesUihe, Ohio
MeSsrs l. LemerI & Son. Dresden,
Answorih g. Wilcox. Lancaster, Ohio.
Rives 81 Burbridge, ChilIcothe,
Springer g. Whueman. Cincinnati
OW Sherwood & Co. Columbus.
A NJ January & Son. Maysvllle. Ky.
Samuel Calvert. Esq. Jackson, N G.
NM ones. Esq. Edenton. n c. Harl3 BP 50
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LiHls Ben Capt 3 Summons,
will leave Cincinnati every Monday at 10 A NJ
Mail Thut Moore Wednesday,
LInLs Pike " Mason q" Friday
And will leavs Wheeling in the following order
upon toe arrival oGIhe Eastern mail,
Little Pike on Monday.
Iiuls Ben on Thursday,
Mail Saturday.
They will connect al Wheeling with the stages
running from that place to Cumberland thus form.
ing an uninterrupted line between Baltimore. Gin
cnnaii and Louisville
Gin dec 23-if STRADER & GORMAN.
Baltimore Patriot will please copy to The AMOUNT
Of 80 and charge this office.
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i n y u X 4 n & f.

LEXINGTONINSUR COMPANY
VIE subscriber having been appointed agent for
the FIRE Life and Marine Insurance Co, Of
Lexington. KY will lake Fire and Marine Risks. at
me rales usually charged by the other Offices in this
chy. Application may he made at the Counting
room Of SHRIVER & STEELE. Water st, Vince
Ing. HENRY LIST, Agent
Wheeling. feb3 6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06
WEST ERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500 600

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THIS company being now duly organized IL
PREPARED 10 make Insurance on every des-
crifpi,n o1 Fire aud Marine Risks, sucb :, dSei
Ling houses, Store Houses &c with their con.
tents. Also, Steam Boats Flat Boats add Keel
bSai $ Win Their eargoes, TO nd fiom any rort
utaTy streams App lea iiJn Insurance o he
made for the present al the ofice OF the Wheel
ing Savings Ins titution
sn4 r MCCOY, Sec"y