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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-28
From the Usage Yeoman.
COL. BENTON.


This distinguished gentleman arrived here in the
stage on Thursday evening last, and left ye, terday
on his return TO the Missouri river He was met a
few miles from town by deputation of citizens who
welcomed him TO our town Kindly greetings were
exchanged between the part es when the distinguish
ed Senator escorted to his lodgings Mr. Caves
Hotel lie declined public dinner which was ten
dered TO him, and refused to make public speech,
alleging that he made no public speeches, eat no
public dinners, nor made no appointments, but merely
wished to meet his friends and talk with them in a
quiet way.
We are much gratihed at this Visitor we believe
Col b. has rather thrown cold water upon the hopes
of those who anticipated different result from his
coming among US. He had but little TO say about
the different aspirants for the Presidency-his pre-
ferences were of course for Mr.. Van Buren,, but he
did not believe that il detraced from any mans de-
mocracy TO prefer Col. Johnson. The old hero. Col
Benton says, has always been as consistent and
thorough going Democrat as any man in the country
He believes that Col. Johnson will get the Western
States. Col. Benton is, we are happy to learn, in
favor of dstricting the State.
The course pursued by Col. Benton, VIC have every
reason to believe, has been different from what was
anticipated by many here. "Unon, harmony, CON
cession" would seem TO be his aim-and in speaking
of the asprants for the Presidency his language has
been courteous TO all He says that whoever may be
nominated by the convention, will be a good demo.
crat and true and will receive the support of the
democratic party let that nominee be whom he may,
and no fears need be entertained as TO his success
lie did not denounce those who preferred Col John
son as "traitors" did he think such preference
calculated to divide and distract" the democratic
party. He did not believe that the only prre demo.
crats, were those who preferred Mr.. Van Buren, to
every body else. In this, we apprehcnd, many were
disappointed
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DEATH, OR MEDORUs' DREAM.

DEATH, OR MEDORUS' DREAM.
If the best poetry tie that Which u.skes the most
lasting impression the mind Cand perhaps no just
er criterion he found passages in this p,
are Ire-eminent Striking thoughts are thrown out
by a single effort Of The imagination, and afllu-
of poetic wealth is displayed with all the gene
rosy of unlimited RESOURCES.
To say the poem is ericct whole is to sset
absurdy. No continued effort of the human ina
ginntion yet wanted ills moments of lasstude even
weakness The mil d, like the bow, TO be energetic
and pow eriul on OCCASION must at times be unstrung;
and if a nisdireced thought lose tie mark aimed at,
it is indicative her of the caelessness ofthe power
tina directed it, than its want Of skill strength for
tie mind conscious of lis innate vigor its abundance
md reliability, grows careless in the very excess of
lis strength.
The subject Of the poem, Though grand, is gloomy )
but the genius cf the hor has thrown over iGht
that gives j, melancholy pleasure. In deepening,
he has not darkenod the icture; and the manner in
which he has tleatcd the whole subject his ines of
pathos bis words of hope his nice perception Of the
beautiful even in decay, and his enthroncment OF
The ideal the material, altogether have given to
the tomb an interest 18th which yoet alone can
clothe it, ooh, death where is thy sting Oh,
grave where is thy victory p'-the sad but uncowed
heart can ask in conid, nee
The structure of the is varous-party or gi-
na and adapted admirably to the expres,i, of the
ferent s'ntim'n enforced To oyethe measure,
1t is necessary to study IT. that the whole force of the
ryhm, the sonorous csdeDces and hightoned music
may strike The ear andindulge the fancy
AT present more than passing notice is uncalle
for The less, as we understand elaborate cririquc
is in preparation for one of our periodicals.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-28

The New York American contains an advertise
ment soliciting proposals for the construction of the
"Canal of the Dyke" the object of which is to
meet the River Magdalena with the Bay Of Cartha-
gena,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-28
OFFICIAL.
NAVY ORDERS.

NAVY ORDERS.
Professor J. H. Belcher, to the Savannah.
DR.. J. M. Smith, detached from The hospital
at Philadelphia, and TO the Lawrence.
Passed Mdshipman l.. Gibbon, detached
from the Pennsylvania, and to the On ka hye.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-28

SHARP BUsrNEss.-Sloop Lady Clinton returned to
Nantucket from the Shoals, after absence of nine
days, with serenty.eigh soord fish,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-28

A friend of great literary requirements
and to forestall the remarks of our Clay con-
temporaries, no Office -bunler-has handed us
the following notice of Mr.. Robert Tyler's new
poem ED MAD
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-28
JOHN NJ. FOSTER, Seer etary.
From The Chronicle and Old DoiniAi n

OUR REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT.
The INSCRIPTIONS attacks of the Washington Globe
upon our excellent Chief Magistrate, find no counte-
nance at the hands of the honest democracy of the
nation. Very few of the papers belonging to the de-
mocratc party have approved Of It's suicidal course
and those few belong to the displaced office holders,
who fight alone for ''thc party and fat living
There are always two sides to a question as the
Globe Is not exactly inlalible in every respect we
propose TO lay before our reaters few opinions
IN opposition to those recently expressed by that reck
less aud deiamatory journal. The first is from a
p'eoh OF the Hon. John Il Weller, Of Ohio, whose
democracy even The Globe dare not call IN question
"Well, sir, how stands the now MIR. Tyler
refuses to be mere party president; he refuses to
permit a legislative caucus OF Wing members to pre-
scribe TO him the manner in which he shall discharge
his executive duties he refuses TO let other con-
strue for him that instrument which lac had sworn 10
maintain and defend; in the language Of the spoils
hatcrs of 1910, he above party discipline he
refuses 10 fill The capacious Of the horde Of
oiiice-seekers who constantly besettng him. TIL
rs the head and front of his offending and for this
he is daily denounced this floor by these same dis
interested, no party patriots OF 1910, base and
infamous traitor
Mr.. w. said, he repeated that John Tyler had no
ordinary difficulties to encounter He had been
placed m position requiring the exercise of great
hrmness and courage. lie came into Office when the
tariff had run down TO its minimum point, with an
accrung revenue wholly inadequate to deiray the ne
tcm-which, under vicious State legislation, had
swollen to an enormous bulk-was exploding, spread
ing and desolaon over all the interests of the
county. States well as ndi Siduals were deeply
involved in debt, and national bankruptcy seemed
almost inevitable In this eme gency, he was back
ed by no party here. Both of the great parties in
this hall were arrayed against him. The Wings
would not sustain him, because he refused to obey
The mandates Of their Captain General and because
he would not direct his patronage in such way as
10 secure him in the succession.
That the President has been actuated, in the dis
charge of his official duties by the highest considera-
lions Of patriotism, he had never doubted That he
conscentiously believes that the measures which he
has from time TO time recommended TO our considc-
ration calculated TO advance tae interests and
the permanent prosperity Of the country, he did
not question-and he would venture the prediction,
that, after the excitement which prevails should
have subsidized, and reason once more permitted
TO exercise her proper influence over the minds of
men, after the brawling partisans who are now de-
nouncing him here have turned their attention TO
object the purity Of his intentions the integrity
of his motives will be doubted by none -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27
sPLEypip AmERICAN NOOK.

.1UST published The Git Christmas AMI
- New Yeas Present, for lSsf. illustrated by
CHIT beautiful engravin q n ON paintings by
Illumination, Suily. Inmsr. Noun and Page
The literary department. filled by stories an n
poetry. from the pens of Mis- Leslie Mrs 81
eournsv. Miss n Gould. Ms Seba Smith,
Mrs Eliet, N r Willis. w G Simms Seba Smith
Sargent, Park psnjamin, II y 1uckermsn.
&c The Book has been much enlarged in size,
y printed on large type. fine paper. and SPLEEN
didly bound in white calf and other bindings;
The most superb An nual ever Published in this
counfrv'-Lady's Book
Decidedly the best Annual ever published in
America IL the Gift for 1874. and take IL for all
in all, we do not remember that We have ever
seen any Gin Rock from abroad. that surpassed
i in Pictorial establishment or equalled IL in q
literary point Of visw-'-Grahsm's Magazine
This work for the ensuing year. may be safely
pronounced superior TO any Gifts predecessors
Saturday Post.
Nav without hesitation, be pronvunSed by far
the most elegant work ofthe kind ever issued on
this side OF the Atlantic IL indeed il has been
surpa r~ed any where IL is superb in all re-
spells PenRsyirdnion.
A few copies OF the above splendid hook r-ceiv-
ed nod for sale by JOHN JHA s WELL.
dec II Union Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27
COrGn CANDY-Thi. helm,

DOYER,s COvGH CANDy-This being
- The season fnr Conqhs and Colds. the sub-cri-
Der would iniarm the Public that he has received
fresh supply of tins Justly eelehrafed Candy. which
,hangh mt pnffed into no,orietv b, hundreds Of
nnknnwn and incrednlaus certificates. Is rrcommen-
dca by Physicians and others well known here. as n
..lensani. safe. and eff~c'nal remedy far Colds.
Coughs. Hoar-eness. Phihysic. Hopping Cough.
Group, Asthma, &c. F"r sale NJ the Drne Store
n LAFAYETTE MNEELY.
dec IS 2e2 Min 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27
ENIRE & MARINE tNsuRANCE-rh.t. !,

ENIRE & MARINE iNsURANCE-Thef re-
Il two iiuaiions only in which individuals can
Ne placed, where they can adequately appreciate
ins Upon the RUNS Of their own property, ..fhcr
receiving freA an Insurance. Office the full a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by d ISOLATE lam
ily. iamenting chat stupidity and folly which had
fa.led TO pr.yide for such Contingency
ATRIN SON. Agent OF the PROTEC ZION
INSURANCE co OF HARTFOhD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses. ware houses
stores. mills. factories. dc. together with Their
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chinsrv. and everyothsr description OF insur able
properly Also, on steam, keel and Dat boats
and their cargpes to and from any port on the
Western Waters.
ONCE on Main street. nearly opposite the S
Hotel taa 1. 1912
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27
MfssING-Tbe fallswias bsok.

- missing from Lihrprv. viz:
9Th and Tn valnmr- NJ Trieh's Reroris;
5th RandoTpl.'s d.;
Mirforvl's equity rleadnrs.
These honks nrr each marked on the hack with
the name ID I.amI,' VIC will give one dollar per
volume any one ,vha will reinrn the shove. or
give such irsrn.sfion NAV lead Ia their
verv. inov 2s) I.AMR& RUSSELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27

a MI ectioa olive JiIectors for the parA.
"A bank; and -four for ca h OF the b. anehcs. 70
serve Tor The ensuing year. will be held at the
eank Ing hon-e IN the city NJ Wheeling, en- Tues
day tn. I'd dag Of January is4f. bsiwsen the
An at Of Assembly. passed March 2sth. rss2.
shalt hereafter vote bv proxy ter any S,oekhol-
er, IN any election ef I'irec'or or Oficers Of =
Sank; nor shall an prosy be valid which shall
any elccfion.' So
The SAME act forhids. that any President or
rector Of snv Savings Bank. or c. aefat Agent
hereafter be eligible as Direc-ur Of any Bank.
dec HIST Cashier
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

rs cHANcFRY-In the circuit suprrfor cure
. rlor court ofiaw and chancerv for Ohie corn,v
The North Wesretn Bank of YrgnkN
John M'Kee
Ry v'rtse of aSdecree made BY said Court IN
re above ransr. will expose'to sale on Monds
of the Court house of Ohio county, al public
anction, TO The highesI bidder LOT and a7uur-
frnance- situate in that part Of the CITY OF
numbered on the plat ofssid city, as lot No It9i
Nineteen, containing p feet front on Mann ST
and running hack so feet. The sid lot and an
and eiRhfeen months, with ioserest from the IA y
Of sale the purchaser giving bezd and seeuritv
Tor the payment thereof.
Nv MITCHELI. D s for
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27

" CATION Tho subscriber has jus, received
fresh snrpy Of this popular medicine. warranted
snperi"r IN any article now in for the cure Of
Rheur ai;sm. Lnmlagn. Sprains. Bruises. &C. u
is also highly recommended Enr diseases OF horses.
snch n Polrvii. Fistula. Fersa Livany. Bors. &c.
= For sale nf The Drug Store of sse-
- LAFAYETTE M'NEELY.
dec IS Main ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27
Austin penr and nIh.rs-.

Austin Peny and nrb-rs.
Ry virtue OF decree made BY said court In Che
shove cause. will expase 10 sale an Monday
81" 9Th dav Of February 1874. at the front door
Of the court house offih'e caHntv NJ pirhIfe anc-
tion,to the highest bidder The following lo<s and
narts of lots lying asd being in The city OF whee-
ling viz; rart Of lot No in squire no s, being
2n feet Of ground. parts Of lots No Q and ia.
square 5, Lot No l. IN square % in Bell Air sddi
ton, South halt lot No in 2Ist square. part Il Z
No . n said squire. lots No as and 40 10 Sonih
Wheeling Fast half lot Ms in ed squsrc % Bell
ar additIon, lot Nc in same square, part Of lot
No 6 IN same sqnare, lots No 81 and &C in Gra-
hams addition. and lot No ~ in East wheeling,
or sufheiency thereof to satisfy the plaintiffs
demsnd. with interest and COTS. the lots or
PARTS Of lots 20 he sold 20 be designated by the
defendants or their agent. The purchase money
~ 10 be paid ia three insfalnen's. and the said
property viii be sold on credit Of six, twelve
and eighteen months. Fram the dav Of sale. the
purchaser giving bonds bearieR Interest from
date with approved security. and the title reioin-
eduntil the whole purchase money is paid. rs q
further securiiy. ] w MECHRTL. ID SIor
dee 81 Wocps, S DC md C0'sRfssi0ner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL $500 600

THIS company icing new duly ORGANIZED, Is
ption ofFire and Marine Risks, such as dwell
ling 7oHses, Store II ouses q e with their con.
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Roats aod Keel
on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. or their irib-
ntary streams. App lea ton fer Insurance. o be
made for the present at the Office of the Wheel
ing Savings Ins iitution.
aug MCCOY see'-v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27

nv Virtue of a deed Of Trust from Jacob Hull
10 me, bearing date IN the 22d day Of Mareh
1859, and now record in the clerks office for
Ohm countv. bqpk Ok, psg~ AIS. I shall prcceed
70 srtl on Friday, January 10 1874. NJ 10 s'ciock.
A. VI, az the 'front.' dcov 81 the court house nf
9hil CO. the eas. half OF lot M parcel OF RronRd
IN the additirp 20 the town Of Whfeli-e laid OUT
DO Michael Graham. which lot is numbered 81.
hftv seven an the ORIGINAL plat 81 said addItlaB,
and small slip or friction Of ernund lvRsz
between SAIL lot 81 and the lands Of No4h Zane
or Zane's boundary, svpnosed TO be three feet
wide. together with all the ienemonts aRd ap-
pHrieaances thereto belonging.
Terms Of Soie-~CASH
Selliag trustee. ] shall capveV an1S shsh ti-
lie rs is vested in me nv said deed &c tr-rs'.
dec2I JESSE LANTZ, 'I'rusSss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27

M REITsLY, M I67 Wea Side Morkef
lvN. Sqware. haa. and KEEPS constantly on hand
large md chaice assarimen of GROCERIES.
WINES AND LIQUORS. both ioreien and dumes-
tic manufactured articles. which he will sell al
reduced prices 10 suii the lines. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. nov II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27
CITY CASH STORE.
No. 1876 Nam STREET. WHEELING. VA.
Goods! GOOdS!g

Cheaper aan eUsr before offered in tsis city for eash
only.
II OWTHER e. BOON, beg leave to inform
their friends and the public generally, that
they have Te-commeDcec business at the store
have Just received from New York and Phila-
delphia very large and beautiful assortment OF
French, English German. India and mexican
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27

printing INK-A fresh supp " of the ric-
cinnaii Printisg Ink, in Ike IS of IS and S.,
for cash. inst reed nv
dec7 JOHN HAswEI.T. Union ST.
FAMILY MEDICAL LIBRARY-A treatise
os the Proven ton and cure Of diseases, hv
Reeim and simnle medicines hv w Ruchan,
u %. revised and ENLARGED. Illus rated with
l0a ~n9ravinzs: siv nf which c~lored. rsosf
invalaable book for family Ma for sale by
dec JOHN HASWETT.. UpCn 81.
CANnFR'S SCHOOL. BooKS.-.rSis d1v re-
criyed fresh supply of san'cr's Series OF
School Books. JOHN IlASwEIL,
1ec7 Uuion st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27
DRY GOODS.

Consisting in part Of 40 pieces blue. bIack, brown
and mixed Cioths..
B s French do. superior to anything Of The kind
ever offered in this market
10 ps Beaver and Pilot cloths.
2s ps ca ssfEaasos, plain and ribbed, closs-barred
and spotted. gf.a new French style
Vestaes Of hg'd Yelret 4Pk snd plain satin
swdugdowq, Moreno, &c.
100 ps blue, black bro wn and mized Sattinetts.
600 pc brown MusIns, 500 bleached do IRON
TO 80 cts. 800 ps TickinRs.
25ps chech, - Domestic Ginghans, so psIted
and White Flaonel.
Domestic Flannel, red. brown and white sup
squality, warranted never 70 Shrink. for 80 cts
A sSpsq article Giraffe cloths ma heavy velvss
FOR coais, C4atoa Flauneie, Morenoes.
oss. 31h Idvs ess,y osher srss n the
FANCY GOODS.
While making our purchases We have renem
ibered the Ladies and can offer Tor inspection,
Rich Fancy Velyets for dresscsI
Plain black and fg'd silk
Gro De asp. ail c0iors, figured and plain.
7sps plaip. -ateTsd and striped Aip aoas az yer
PIsio black and 6g'd ,,sius. plain and SD Whit
Figd saS Main bOsnss alks. rsh asd Yslvst
spp velvet ribbo u. piurses azd faaticss. Nous
i'm de LANES, plain and hqd. Chnaan q
Lanes. Waiered JBstros. Mohaw Lnstre'
Velvst and SILK Craysts. i.ahs and Bonnie
Wells. Mohair Mtta. Half fingered M3ttl
Silk, W0oileB and Cotton Hosiery q al kind
go Moreno, Ihibef and Weol shaWis-
100 silk, wool and Tibet Hdkls, Glnps Fringe
WOoiien Net Ca7s. swiss Mall, Bisnop Law
Linen Cambuc. cros8-barred and PLAIN Jaee
net. &c.
ErMott Of these goods have been purch -
from Commission Houses and Importers. Wink
saved us some 10 % rs Der ~. end enables ua
pier better description Of Goods end e. low
oricos than fDurchasaa otherwisos aud larll
made arrangements with amQet exporienc
burchaaer IN Phlladeiphia, shall iccsige zoo
Woakiv during the seae3n 81 every variety ~
asus In tsud 10 eel for small Drodts and
= mepfices 10 al We decline Opening booke
- make any rennlng sccp1Qle.s,- = 49,,
now ayWltthH = DOyN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27
"A MUsEMENT AND INSTRUCTION coz

a MUsEMENT AND INSTRUCTION COM.
- BiNED.-The snhscriher will deliver
LECTURE. on the Art and Science Of ROOK
KEEPING. nv Donhie Easrv a the CITY Hall on
SATURDAY. evening. December %. He will endeavor
not only 10 make The Leeiure irsrruetive hut
entertaining. Admii'anee l2i cts to ne pai nj the
door. Doors open at s o'cluck.
.1 DAVID LIEF.
T ;. Several yonng gentlemen amateurs have
Kindly volunteered their servirrs 10 prrfprm some
Airs. Marches. &c. sc. upon Their brass musical
Instruments during The evening. dec ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27
INSURANCE.

ID isks will be taken by the FIRE a. MATsrNs
h INSURANCE COMPANY OF wHEELINC
az the forssf rates on
Buildings of all kinds. st ne. BRICK or " OGDEN
AID their contents:
Steamboais; factoricss mills, &C.
Furnitures i.
And merch ndise Of ell kinds.
And sgainstsi dangers attending the trans
portation of goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals
and railroads.
Fer the character Of the company as TO pfomp-
fitude and hberalify in the sdjns. nent and pa v
chants of this place and elsewhere wno have had
the adjustment of claims upon us ase4
Office on MAIN ST. X. w HARDING Sec'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27

IN CHANCERY-ln the CircHn superior
f'enrt nf Law and Chan-erv for Ohio oouniy ?.
The North Western Bank Of Virginia,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27

M BITING AND WRAPPING PAPFR- s.e
"ie ~ Fl FORSYTH q CO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27
MILLINERY.

MRS wADE 'w-uid respe cffnIiv inform tie
wi Ladies IF Hheeiips and ricinity. that she
has Just received from philadelphia and New
York her Fall F shions after the latest French
stvle. Boa1efs, Cans, Bonnet Silke, French
Flowers. Plsmes. Bonnet e. Cap Ribbons, Fancy
Netts, silk and Wash Pinnds. I.aces and Ed
ginR. allof which she of ,rs at Eastern pr ices.
~ q. Seacorn and Straw Bonnets clcaoeh;
altered and steel pressed in the neatesi STYLE and
n. short notice oct 2a-f's'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27

THROWN anI Lleach'd Mnsiin. Canton Flannel
~ Dickrv's white. Yellow. Red and Green
all Wool FianneIs. very rhcnp NJ
nov % JOHNSTON. BERRYHILL & cos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27

USr RECEIVED. a fc,of sspcr,-r No SALT
low hr CASH. Al No IT'S Ms-t-t sqoare.
sep Is D MIsINNJS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27
ELECTION.

be- WESTERN Insurance ConrArY oFrrcx.1
December 22d. 1s43 {
'HE stockholders Of the Western Insurance
Company. are fed thai an annual election
VIII be held al the office on Wednesday, 81 Jan "
nes.' between The hnnrs of 10 o'cierk A M and 9
NJ for nine Directors of said cnmeany. Tor The
en,uins wear. RoBr MCCOY. sec'y.
dec % t-. ri
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27
EXTRA TTOUR-

EXTRA FLOUR.
"A FEW BBI-S. FAMILY FLOUR raaSs u
~ white Wheat, just received ssd s.r sale b.
Sept. IL. 1919. IRWIN
DLAlN GOODS--Msle roland Alracas.
Merirccs and MnusIn sr Leines fsf dresses
ana plain Shawis. (sanAe materially Also. fns
a's"r'meni OF friendly prints and ofher plain GOODS
(rtS Il sELRys.
HHASKETs-A lr, frav. ling BAsE5srs.
v FsJu~i reed BY lest 81 W r sRIBY.
RIMITy bsAn,ifni style NJ
II this article. something new. ysn rsli iind at
"H SELBY'S
pLANKETS. RAfZES AND FLAFNEHs
- IL you call nj the Corner Main nod Madison
Streets laesr the cite Of the contemplated sess
sriaee.l vow Will huy soms fine pqnnkeis parz<s
aHd Fl"nne's. ms they nre good etnl cheap. oci ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27

RfTTsBURGH COTTON YARN-
1000 Lbs Pi''sbnrgh Cornn Yarn an hand
anh i"r sale cheap by the bale single Lanch. al
me store OF LAzEIR q COX.