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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

y,,,.,,, u,,,.r ,,no,g ,
u. ,',.,.,, ' . ,,sad . av. cr,,r,
number OF Testimonials 20 ie un9u"le" 'a' ahH security
Of these Locks the following submitted to the public
Macs State Prison Cu,RLEsrowN. Oct ~, 184l.
Mr.. n. &, JONEs Newark. y. j.
D,ar Sir-In compliance with the cqucs, You made en-
Moa'lay Lust. have permitted three OF the oonv'cs in this
familiar w, picking locks, and make the
suments for that purpose
On this thy were PERM tied make sac lnstm
msns they neclad to fac a'c her operations tut with
all elr .tnIS after expanding about DAYS OF iabo &c
throw hack the bolt of the lock- they could not succeed ara
s".h lock could be oir"ed j a, All only with great d1
cult unys, pattern the key could BE- ohtned
animation e" be ma o b " a~ne convict AN
h, I sHr - o w. # IS believed wa, the inyen
Gr some smy years nGe o. M a r m most
i,iIcul to p,ck
WI! remark that W" selected hHse CONVICT VINO Were
posed 10 possess IN. most skill and hdd b.7n mos
picking ocks Of a descriptions Two Of hrn are vey
tingushed burglars from ondom and the thd 10 less uSa'
guis''ed ~ that llnr Is a PhIlad I!hlan
,, EeSrecily;; vow Oh S St[van Mo-, st,, p,so,
CHARLES LINCOLN, Jr Warden sa5i ot''e i'''uH'
t la az he's ,s oGc -" Tho OFcef Who has
LOCK 'd nfen ef tli. ID 'E I ,,n,,m and who
-, , , % he o ha nnyrts 70 throw back the
bolt lie E white aud bl9casmh ana IS wei. N onnnn ~.
Profession sue" ntinJ s'a"'t ' mn,c.,ed workman
Inn m i, Of ornio ,b,, your lock lar superior TO any
Slup' ~ VI oP'o. p ~; =, "l mot ho u,rksd even If
~ 80 . III r.. =, ahmed nv burc lar belors
an eforr shnutd bs n,de iron ), for that p,tIpo,e
yours nc IHahhf'o h'tr'oht''' -. " ~
Certificate IF one Of the best Mechanics "a hew. Iork
,,,.,o,;..,... AuGr'T ps pm, 'I Inrt
parts do hesitate say tia, ny opinion there not
man rins that pick make key that Will ofehl
without having the Jock apart to do 1t.
CYRUS pLEAND, Bank Note EnEraVef
BosroY, October ist 1871
H. e. JOS Bank Lock (og Newark, ~ } and, after
lose and CAREFUL Investigation Of all 1t, parts YOU'D most
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05
hiARklED.

On Tuesday 2ls ult, Baltimore by the Rev Ihoma:
atknsoo. Dr. W. a Cieudinea, Mary H., daughter oil
Isaiah MAXIM, VI. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

DlEDlN 4 Fra man named Willard Halves,
a'sseetaoie Citizen OF Grresee County, found dead
"it his head and face frozen pool Of mud and
Ia tbs Ioe4 near Warsaw, shoIr Inns since. VI H
susc 20 fits. and while returning from me house Of
ne'saeOr is supposed to have been attacked by
FIRE Il BALrlMoRE.-The biscuit and cracker
tsksfy OF Henderson, Pa,srsonstfee, ourut on
Fnday night. Loss. So 900; insured
" We learn from tho Brookvile, Ind. Ameri-
can ina, Capt Woods making arrangements for build.
as extensive factory in that village which he
ntsads to have in operation BY the frat of March
PETRIrlED CLAMs.-We saw on board of an
OYSTER boat al Spruce street wharf yesterday aeoou apple
81 about three hundred Clans each solid stat. Of stri
heai'cn. They were brought from York River inla
and were kept as curiosity. Phil. Gag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

" OLE BULL gives another Concert this even
Ing a, the Park. AS usual there Will be rush TO
hear him and the house will be crowded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

GEN ToM THUMB Is as great favorite al the
American Mus, um and the Gypsy Queen and magnificent
performances tfs delight OF all who see them.
" The attractions Peaes's Museum this week very
for shilling glance tie advertisement will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

BREAK ON THE DELAWARE DWlsleN-We learn
with regret tina, Friday night about O'clock forty
yards of the cmbakment Of the Delaware Division of tia
Pennsylvania Canal was carried away supposed
sequence of the sshet caused By the thawng of the late
fall of The canal navigation will probably he stopped
two three weeks, before the break can b. repaired
TPh Inquirer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

MERCANTILE LIBRARY observation-disclosures
this evening by Professor OLMsrED, of Yale Col
lege. Subject Structure of the Universe, illus
tratad by drawings, sc. Professor O. is LOO well
known as a Lecturer to need any praise OF ours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05
STEALING MoS.y
IIprER PoLtcE..

CfrhR oLiC b., 49, -
n man named ,ienty "hsatey s,tn ~ ~. D!.a
,oi nas'IS on tt 1''h VI" 'toi.p - S e,"e e
otaneh h''e', 30 bowefy Iiopst.y u ~, a VI ''oo
was recovered from the accused who was IN prison.
i ALE OF IT, B = homes "f'sh'' "he man. ana
William War; coored man, were arrested sno committed
Tor stealing a large tub
AssarLf aNp bbTrERY--chn'fs I. " ing G"dS WI
son. aud another named Benjamin, arrested BY Of
6ceE Bird aud committed Tor TWO assaults and battery on
Emma Lee, aud two on Mary ste'ans'
CORONERS OFFiCE-ACCIDENTAL iROWNING.
The Coroner held an inquest today at No III Hammond.
street, ON the b.iyof Anthony N,wson uatirs Of Con.
cut ,r.d IA wears am orphan who boaidsI the
above pl.Cs The deceased left home Yesterday afternoon
and proceeded to the wharf foot Of Bank WHERE.
yhIt ,I, other bo, he accidentally Ell INTO tn.
,, ID - ,,oyn,d III body VA. recovered an hour al
,cr,r,d y,d,ct ,cr,,lsnt.lI, d,owned
Srpp,y Dl.ru.rhe Coroner held an nest to-day,
M los -, I'D" ~ ~. hody Of Joseph Lees ma.
ave of agsd Is Who (il AZ the PIX Is nigh,
aud wa, conveyed 20 Clir,on Hall Died before Doco,
conll arfiy. T,rd,ct ds.,h h., snil.psy
Decisions IN CHANcERY-By Hon. LEWIS II.
SANpfonp Assrtant Vice Caancail0t Dec. !
C.srs ARGUED AT AubuRS IN Oct.-Hflitam ".
Green, Eecspe, &c. ct x. S. Bcstrck VS. John Bust.
ufck I'd p Bronson Tor defendant c. Brown and 4.
Weden for complainant Demurrer overultd Wlth
defendant to answer IN 20 DAYS SC
{Illss Morse and al henyy CioyssT. Jsr kus for
defendants G. +. Comsyock for comp lamants. Demurrer
.flpaeus Morse cnd al. Rorey & Cl0yss-Same
counsel and same decision as in the preceding case.
I.gerilt Cadgorth vs. Amos ~ Jones and 0tiers.-W.
H Sbaokland 10, Defendants; j. Thomas for Complainant.
Demurrer allowed and bill dismissed with costs, but with
ont pre iualice 10 the defence law.
Ann Russell vs. Ezskieg Tiiilicfry ard GfteJs S. a.
Goodwin for j. Bsardsiey ACen, Of the State Prison Au
barn. p g. Clark for Hayden & Buck. Exception Mas
tiers report allowed aud surplus money decreed briongo
5,b r r.,n<,,ir,.,. yor;.y Cook cnd cfh,rs-#
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

QT THE GARLAND OF HoPs, translated from
the French, has just been published. 1t is very
neat pocket volume OF Stories designed, we be-
lieye. to ncucate the value of Religion. We be-
Iieye the writer is of the Catholic Church. E.
DUNCAN, publisher, Fulton ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

o. The AMERICAN AeR1cULTURlsr for Decem-
Der has full description Of the processes of
Grating also lucid papers on Wheat, the use of
sea.Mud, Red Mari, on Poultry, Southern Agrl-
culture, Observationsin England, &c.-iow can
any man farm without taking an Agricultural
paper We would as soon think Of ship going
TO sea without chart or compass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

NIe!chln's Bank Bos1os. Nov Sd, 6il,
TIN. Bank have purchased OF H. c. Jones Of Newark. M
of his Bank Locks believing b. upoIo to Lock
known TO them T.. II. ELDREDGE, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

u The New-Yo Historical Society will
meet this evening at its rooms in the University.
Dr. BACON will continue his sketch of the Afri-
can Tribes. and CHARLES F. HorelAs will read
paper on the Customs and Costumes OF the
Anglo American Colonsts previous to the Reyo-
utlon,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

u The WHO ALMANAC, which will be pub
lished and for sale at this Office this week. will
contain the present Tariff law entire and CON-
pletc document OF immense Importance to every
citizen, and one which will give rise to constant
discussion in public and private for the coming
SIX months.
10 The price of the Wing Almanac is the as last
year. Notwithstanding it contains about quarter more
Single copies l2 cents; 81 per dozen 81 per leo
Orders be accompanied By The cash. PosTMAsTERs
entitled cory sia,s 1t contains sheets, and is Sub
iect only TO periodical postage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

"THE HARE-BELL, Token of Friend
ship" neat little gift-book for the approaching
Holidays, will be published by G. Robins, Jr
Hartford CT. just before Christmas. It's edited by
Rev. C. w. EVEREST, and will be similar in char
acter to The Moss.Rose, prepared by him some
years ago, which was deservedy favorlte. The
vicious habit publishing the costlier ANIMALS
50 early that they are no longer novelties at the
Holidays will greatly favor The Hare-Bell.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

Suffolk Bauk BOSTON, May 25th, IsF
This cerlis that examining the Bank LotE mf anu
much superior any other Lock have ssen that we
have purchased of him and 'ced on our ''udoorS TWO
The doors. HENRY b: , LONtt PRESIDENT.
d5 lwis J C.. BREWER Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

IL WANDER1Nes ON THE Seas AND SHORES OF
AFRICA, No. VII, has been issued by j. ". Har
rison. The author, Mr.. D. F. Bacon, Yields a
powerful pen. He went out to Liberia under the
direction of the Colonization Society, returned
disappointed, and now gives most dolelu de-
scrpion of the country and its people. OPpo-
pents of Colonization cannot fail to relish it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05
CITY INTELLIG Z n CE

TCE.pAY, Dec. t.
COURT CALEsDAE.-Tuesdaq, SUPERIOR
Couar-Nos H. l5 10, H. is 10, 20, "a, 3D. "a 25,
CoMMos PLEAs-Part Nos 46, AZ, 81, 6 S. l23, 49,
3d. 49, AS Part 2-Nos SIS, T. O., 90, "a, %, o. ~, III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

ANOTHER EDITOR CONVICTED OF LlsEL.-At a
la:e OF the Dearborn Coaa, lad Circui, Court John
Damn Editor of tie La~seuceburgh Beacon uaule.ed
in the OF 500, for publishing communication signed
by W. Jackson, good an2 responsible citizen NJ thai,
county, asaius, j. W. Hall. Editor Of the Wilmington Re-
Sister.
Al the time The Objectionable article published Nj
D. was IN New Orleans, 1900 miles from home; and
ths Publisher OF the paper Mr. Fast, refused insert IT,
su was Afterwards put into the paper BY ourneyma
In' Is aaEd CASE. 1t may be according law; bur if
mshes preptn's DE necessary constitute libel the We,
dict IS most aarishteous
sUOpES DeATa.-on Tuesday, 25th Novem.
Der. Mr.. sands Fassnsn farmer aud .s,i.b c,,.a
Nichols, owego Coaay. a!mos, las,su, death by
falling through uapdoo. in Tie store Of A,e,,,. l.
Truman Brothers. owsso striking his head against II.
stone wall Ia hi, dsscea,, aud hsce falling 10 the bottom
Of the cellar.
p In Loudon county, Virginia, the ladies pre-.
seu,ed banner TO the Wing !ouag with this brd in.
senp,ien, 81 900 majority, you can and yoa must"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

u The Wisconsin Democrat auding to the
Ontansgon copper rock which recently conveyed
Washington, and regrettlns that had passed from the
hands OF Als Adfed, BY whom removed Detroit,
adds We believe however If report BE- true that copper
rocks will long TO be curiosity Gel De- Gamo
Jones of Detroit vino ast week passed through this place
on his Mineral Point and Patteyie Informed US
that another OF copper much larger and pur than that
from the Ontanagon had recently been discovered
Ia regard The prospects of those who prosecuting
researches after copper the south shore OF Lake Sup
nor Col Jones Informs us that they pretty far.
o. The dwelling Of Basil D. Mulikn ESQ in
Prince Georges county Nd destroyed BY fire on Tlday
nigh, last. Loss s500o-no insurance.
u The Hon. DAVID WALLACE, late NJ. C. of
Indianapolis understood has removed 10 Fort Wayne
Ind 10 engage In the practice OF the law
U Arrived at Nantucket during the week
ending Nov. 27-l40o bbls. Of spsrm OIL lace do whal.
l4Oo los. OF bone Very good
LARGE VEAL.-The Rev. Avian Nash of
Chester Geaug, Co, Ohio. few days since, killed calf
six months and a hall old which weshed 400 lbs
u Mr.. Oben Bowen, an aged and respectable
citizen of Brdse,on \. J.. killed Monday last BY
the falling upon him Of large pine tree, which tbs wind
blew down.
LIVERPOOL PAcKETs.-The owners OF these
packet. made arrangements 10 have start from each
port in days The passage money out Is liked a. oo
and home t25 sterling
II The Circuit Court at Buffalo, has been en-
gagged for the las, three days IL trying John K Lee
the Cashier la:e Bank of Buffalo having made under
oath false statement TO the Bank Commissioners
Nh Lee succeeded satisfying the Jury and others that
whatever wrong there might have been in the affairs OF the
baak he party 10 IL and stated 10 The bdnk Com
ers VIVA. he believed be the truth in the maitr
The Court ordered noe prose?Ht to be entered on the
Indictment against Mr. Orlando Allen, the President Of The
Bank for alleged participation Ia the matter on "hh
Mr.. L. tried
u The WING ALMANAC, which will be pub
lsbed and for sale at this Office this week. will
contain the present Tariff law entire and CON-
petc, q document OF immense Importance to every
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

To- Joncs's Bank Locks.-FTom among great
number OF tstmonas the unqualified value aud security
OF these Locks the following Submitted to the public
Mas. State Prison, CHARLEsrowN. Oct. H. l64l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

lhave examined mDuteiy Mr. H. C. Jonsss Bank Lock,
and do consider II perfect piece OF okmau'hp III AL us
parts do not hesitate that IN ny opinion there u not
= man hrlns that pick or make key that Will ofen 1t
without having the lock apart To do 1t.
LNREiS IlItEA Nd EAnk Nnfn Tn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

PACKAGE .ExPREss VA. --CT NiBERIAN.

PACKAGE = EXPRESS VIA. CUMBERLAND
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
THNHE pubic are informed that g r EENE g.
90. nave entered inTc arrangement
with The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compa-
ny 10 run Gar with The, passenger train TO
Cumoerland, and are prer arcd 10 forward Pack
ages. parcels, and bundles. at 10 and from the
following places. .st1 .fa p 81 -,
frederick, Hancock, Harper Ferry. Martina
burg, Cumberland. Wheeting Cincinnati.
Packages received and forwarded daily By the
rIvinR az Wheeling by EXPIRE IS, early the fol-
lowing evening. and delivered free of DOrieraee.
The above line will forward pack pges, specie,
Drafts. Bills of Exchange. make collections aud
attend 10 the purchase of goods in Baltim re-
PhIiadelphl8, New Y Ork and intermediate towns.
Greene g. Co. having connected the above line
with GrIswold q Cos Baltimore and Pbiladel
Phla. and Adams e. Co.'S New York and Boston
Express Lines pledge themselves 90 execute
wiih hdetity and despatch, any business edtrUsI
ed 10 their care.
N. b. All packages by the above line must be
marked Care Of Greene q Co.'S Western Ex-
press. EBThose from the West Greene& Cos
Eastern and Northern Ex-ress." We beg TO
refer TO the following geptlenen;
Messrs Brickhead e. Pearce.
DO Tslbol, Jones'& Co. ~.
Do Mathews. Ould T. Co. O1'""0re'
WIN Robinson, Jr, Esq.
bessFs Dickinson & Coz CltBbsrIand. =
Do Jas Forsyth e. Go, UheelfnR. L.
At+ENTS-Oliphants q Duncans, Cumberland.
Jas II ksrsyth q Co, UheeIing.
N. All packages addressed 10 the care 81 the
above agencies will be forwarded with despatch.
GREENE & CO.
aug 81 Iss Marked street baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

La! what makes ysur teeth 81 unusually -.
Quoth Josh's Dulcina. TO him to.her night
TO m axe yours look so, with grin, replied Josh
I've bought you bottle of Thorn's Tooth Wash;
Fls he best now IN use, so the gentle folks say;
And since they tined this, cast all others away.
Look again, my dear Sal, at the Iustre of mine.
Then try this great Tooth Wash.
The Teaberry Tooth Wash,
And see # the Tonfh Wash of Them, is not fine2
A hONG the recommendation TO the above are
- the following. t,t ~.
Having tried Dr'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
wash, and beeome acquainted with the Ingro l.
ents OF ats romposiuon, i cheerfuliy say, consid
er u one OF the safest. as ia is one Of the most
pittsburgh, Sept Is, ls42- Dentst.
ltake pleasure IN stating. after having ma e
use of Nfhorn's Tea b, Try Tooth Wash, that IL u
one OF the best dsntrifces in use. Being in a Ii
qind 'ormslt combines nea ness with convenience
While II cleanses the enamel and removes the
tartar tom the teeth, ITS perfume Yields fra
z, ance peculiarly desirable. J PTlBBITS, VI o..
The Undersigned have used 'ThOrn's compound
Tea berry tooth wash and have found tto lie
an extremely pleasant denirifrlce, exercising
most sautary influence override teeth and gums:
preserving those INDISPENSABLE members from
premature decay, preventing the accumala ton OF
Tartar aud purifying the Breath. Having thor
ovgRly tested ITS Virtues, we take pleasure in re-
commencing II 10 the public, believing il TO be
Inc best article ofthe kind nov in use.
vi X BEkTSON, JAMES p JACK,
RoBF II PEBBLES. CHAS ScULLY.
c DARRAGH, VIM MCANDLESS
ii ktNGWALT, LEONARD s JOHNS,
M MOORHEAD, JAS S CRAFT
For'sale by JAS BAKER. Wheeling, Va
fSb lY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

GaHfNTZ ES, PRINTS. &r.-A beantifrl
a variety of Ch'nsz--. f'rinh and csirshsf,>.
embracing alnrsii every siylr ,ior and pc-f a.
ercee lingys law i'rAtes LEROY CALlcNJts.
equsl 60 unytb,ns ever ssen atthe price in IA,
Western ConntrJ, at ,r,rrusg SELRi'Ssa !.
4 oct ..l,,it ~ tr sJ..t.-..ss Z
CORsErS-A new snrp'y White and ss,'d
~ CORSt@IsS. cai,,be had at "a sELRfiS.h
sci3 ~ SCI 4gos lEG ltipa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

WnEELfNo. Va.
NHK SUBSCRIBER is nav prepared. VIII ne
n unnecessary machinery and - successfully
proseculing ihe manufactuTe Of LaTd OIL 20 his
establishment on Market Alley, being enabled
VIII hia present machinery 20 torn out about six
sundred Gallons Week. Of Oh t4at be warrants
eqaal 20 any Manufactured in the United STATE
Tor all purposes equal TO the beet Sperm. ond 70,
m acninerg fer superior 10 any other kind Of oi
re is enabled a. sell ~ the lowest Cincinnati
prices. hillers mschinists merchants and others
arc ingied 20 sIye him call az he ~ prepared 10
set wholesale or retail, on such terms A. canuos
fsl 70 please. OIL pm up 10 Barrels KEGS cans
or ~ any manner or GUS ntify 70 SUIT purchasers.
All orders promptly attended 20 Address
n WARREN
Cash paid f0g Lard. mart ~
ENBOUR-25 barrcis Superior Frerh Family
n Flour. for sale ~
jy 20 JAMES n FORSYTH a. CO
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4 FAHNFSTOcK T. co. r
Corner Of Sixth end Wood sts. Pittsburgh
h p MMECHFN.
JONAS CRUMBACKER, &
rI-f JAMES BAKFR,

A FAHNEsTOCK's ANTI Efi.lui1s
PiLl.S-A gentle but efficient cathartie. *
grossly adapted Ter mily phgsie: and are not
surpashsd ~ any other Pill IN for Ill caaes in
"fich acatharfic ~ indicated. They will operate
thorouRhly without gnping. Price 25 eta for .
box containing 30 pills.
Pnsumo &c or Couch Balsam-A valuable
remotv for Coughs aud q ,ids Prce Is cent?.
C0nRh L0reHRes.-These Lozenees possess \ I
ne virtues Of the best COush Syrup, are convr-
aren't 70 carry n ihepseket and are very pleasant
10 the taste. Price 25 cents.
CdrmtHqttOe L0zcnges-lOr the cTTo Of fhs
summer complaint. As the season is now ap-
pc eemns n which bowel complaints ar3 always
very uoubiesOme az we'll 40 dangerous every
family should be provided with n box of these
igzenRes. which. fused according 70 directions
" certainly cure. Price Is cent?.
Liquid OD0fsldOc This trnefrsfioo srfi, IL
POss.sefs double The strength Of the common
Dpodeldoc ~ more Clearly and much more con
yenienhy applied. Price % cents.
For sale By 8 p M'NECHEN,
jcRs Wheelinz We
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INSURANCE,

ENIRg &MARfNE fNSDRANCE-Thes af
II wOriiniiions only in which individuals can
be placed where they car adequately appreciate
the value ~ insurance. These are, While -tand-
i1g upon fho runs 81 their own property, thf r
receiving from an insurance Office the tut o.
mount which they have lost, standing on the
came spot surron nded perhaps bv a desolate fam-
~, lamcnnnc hat stupdify and folly which hac
ta,led % nrsvide for such q c0nnagenc y -. -
8 ATKfNSDN, Agent Of the PROTEC WON
INSURANCE co OF HANTFOhD. CONN
vii take rlsks on dwelling house,. ware houses
ttofes, mills, factotifs. &c, together with Their
c9ntents such o. furniture, merchandise, ma
chintrg. and everyother description Of in suyahie
pfoperty- hiso, on steam keel and Hat boats
nno ther cargses % aud from ony port on the
Western Wafera
,,offce on Main street nosrly opposite the y S
hotci' lad 4, 1914.
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g. & 80 gss a.


DRowN & cos Baltimore. Philadelphia. Cum.
Ab befland, Pittsburgh. Wheeling CINCINNATI.
Louisville and ST Lonis package Express. Foreign
Letter. and GeDeral Forwarding Office Specie.
Bank Notes. Parcels and cases Of Goods Of every
description, will be received and forwarded win
The utmost despatch all the Eastern, Western and
Southern cities. also to Liverpool LoRdon Paris and
Hayre.
Parlicnlsr attention given 20 Custom House Basi
ness, collection OF nsIes, drafis. bills. DC. &c.
A.SPecial messenger will leave the Baltimore.
Phiadeiphls. hnd New York offices daily. ~
49, OFFICES AND AGENTS .r-r4.
Messrs ATKINSON & TENRLEMAN. Cumberland Nd
JAMEs Y. CALDWELL. E~I. Wheeling. Va. esl sf..s-
l.. r FRAScIscVs * Co. ThIrd ST. Cincinnati, Ohio
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GruEGE A. BERRY ESQ Piusbnrgh, Pa. -,,r. b.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

NOTICE TO IIOTSEKE EPERSs
T'HE Subscribers beg leave 10 inform the citi-
zens Of Wheeling and vicinity. that they
have opened
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
~ NO I43 NJ ain street, Wherlng, Va. where
may be found an extensive assert ment Of Gilt
and Mahogany framed Looking Giesses, Por-
trait and Picture frames; Upholstery ware con-
sisnng ofFeather Beds; holsters. Pillows, curl
ed hair. Spanish moss, cotton, husk add spring
mattresses; together with full assortment of
the latest style and best finished FURNITURE
ever offered in this city all OF which will be sold
on the meet reasonable terms and warranted.
Also Locking glass Plates, mahogany veneer 8,
yarnish, Spanish moss &c, &c, constantly on
hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article
q iHHitDre on the most accommodating terms
ond III short notice.
orders IN ZaaesVule can be left with ] y
ADAMS & Co.
ives MENDEL & HARBOUR.