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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

bill prescribing the mode OF asccrtang certain sub.
Jectg Of taSatiOn," next up is third reading.
Mr. WiLnANs, 81 Shenandoah, opposed ID. bill stating
his objection to several sections.
Mr. lRytNs also opposed some Of the atures Of
the bill, but expressed his dislike voting against tax bill
lie congratulated the gentleman from Shenandoah on the
"chnngc that had the spirit Of his dream" in
now being opposed 10 a bill when a little Willie since
he Tor sinking fund.- pay Of the debt Of the State
Mr. Cay called tho ayes and noes the bill which
passed.
Tho "bl imposing taxes ON the sales Of Wholesale and
retail merchants aud nuetoncos and regulating the col
lection thereof" was taken up on is third reading.
Tho bill contained blanks which Mr. Randolph declined
hling' ns The items could be put in the regular bill
VIZ. STRoTuFR and Mr.. McRAE expressed their opposi.
ton 10 tins course and Mr. STROLLER moved 10 lay tho bin
The table itwOud be- ludicruus % pnss m with blanks
The motion 10 lay on the table ncgaiivcd.
Mr.. RANpOLH thea proposed to f tho blanks: the first
with the Of q ID the lowest license 10 merchants.
Mr. BfuE thought 800 not too high, and would not be
objected 10 by merchants.
Mr. EDuuNDs Of IT, opposed the filling Of the blanks an.
ul the general tax bill should be acted upon.
Mr.. GoobsoN supported the propnoy Of filing the blanks,
and replied 70 Mr. Edmunds.
Further remarks were made by Mcssrs. Srothor Good.
son, Eduunds Of IT,, Randolph and Cruichfed: The lat
thought the bill fixed the principle Of graduation Of
merchants licenses, 10 better % take IL IL st0Od
Mr.. GOunsoN said tho member irotu Halifax opposed
filling the blanks now and In the order proposed because
twas beginning the tail Instead Of the head for the
reuson he (hr 90 IN favor Of the BE hop
cd no blank would be suffered to remain untitled.
The motion on filing the fret blank with 500 in.
sisted upon by Mr. Goodson, and decided IN the mega.
i've, ayes ~, noes 60
YEAS-Messu. Tavennor, Stanton, Rust. Deskins,
Muse, Taaofro Byrd, Of Frederick, French, Blue, Ward
Smith, Of HARRISON Worihngton, Hawes Gibson, Adair,
Tatem, Hopkins, Suothcr, Cowan, Kane Tate, Spark,
Walker, SPOTS, Goodson-27.
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Mr.. CLAY arrived at Nn,ehea on the aOth. The cour.

MIR. CLAY arrived at Nutchcz the 10th. The Cour.
Ter of that date says
"Many panied, the arrival Of the Ambassador
to learn that Mr. Clay unwe. a committee arrived
on the Alexander Scott about the time, invite Mr.
Clay TO Nicksburg where ball is be given him this
evening Tomorrow, the Vicksburg committee will CO.
operate with the Jackson committee and escort Mr. Clay
the capital Of the State"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08
V. PARISH,
JAS. HOBSON,
HUGH RAINE.
"A copy.)
To CApr. ALLrx Wn..,r.

CUNuLRDANp, ID of March, lS43
GENTLEMEN: orr communication Of the 9th February
announcing 10 my nomination 10y the Whig5 Of Cum
beTaid candidate represent the county the ensuing
election, was handed . 10y Capt Hobson. The renew.
cd assurance OF confidence, the part my Wing friends
could not be otherwise than gratifying the extreme 70 me-
under other circumstances do think should have the
moral courage resist application founded as It's up
on such high considerations and accompanied b. such fiat
teTlns circumstances but you will believe me gentlemen
know, when assure you, that feel be duty which
have right disregard, ostrespcctsy {, decline the
acceptance OF your nomination. Ii my domestic concerns
were OF character TO yield my impulse and in
cnaton, and q wishes, my age admonishes me- and
my health requires that should rcsoutey abstain from all
political excitement and agitation, which calculated 10
rritae and int inc, rather than suote and quiet the sys
TEN. No one with indifference the present con
diuon OF our happy country. All admit tia something
ought 70 be done. All sgtee likewise that the people and
not the parties OF the county, ought be faithfully repre-
.ened Were your representative, should feel myself
bound 10 disregard the designing camOr Of party and 60
for the country Tie object should be not 10 asccr.
tain who did the mischief but what the remedy for the dis
ease under which suffering: and having bscertnned
IT, no consideration should prevent its adoption Whatever
elect might have upon the prospect destiny Of either Of
the two great parties Of the county, have delayed this
answer longer than wished, from desire give tho sub.
Jsct the fullest consideration Permit gentlemen through
you 10 tender my highest regard and esteem TO the body
you represents and accept for yourselves my best wishes
for your health happiness and prosperity.
A. WILSON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

~ The Resolutions OF Mr.. Adams Reputation &C.
and the reflections which they give RISE will be
commented on tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

1t will be with regret that from the force OF person.
al causes, ALLEN WILSON, ESQ., declines the nomina
the Wings cnnddEte for Cumberland.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

IL The Legislature Of Illinois have passed bill redu
cling the taxes Of the State, fifty per cent.
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WAsHINsrox. March & 1917
To the Editor

n, n, rJ;,o- WASHINGTON, March S, ls43.
lease announce IN your paper that am amin ,
e'iuiuato Tor Congress. appeal 20 the p,ople i,,
hSy. In great haste F'' '''''S'''-
fouH, respectfully
HENRY A. WISE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY.
"A adjourned meeting Of the Stockholders Of
~ 1.uss River ami Company wa h. h.h in IN.
osA VI o. hpuss " DelFatcs O'Clock us evening h
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Jurisdietion Of Jnstiees.


On motion Of Mr.. CowAS, the House took up the bill
extending the jurisdiction Of Justices Of $50 with
the substitute Of the special committee, and Mr. Gsahcrs
substitute, combining the jurisdiction actions Jonds
Hoes, bhis other writHgs obligatory for the payment
Of money, &c.
After amendment 10y Mr.. LEAKE. Of A., fixing the
bill the order Of tho day for Tuesday nex instead Of
tomorrow proposed by Mr.. CowAN) the House reus
ed to lay the bill the table and agreed consider it at
once
Mr. HoPKIys made Of costs upon suits IN the
Courts and argued show that the bill proposed to be
amended by the substitute Of Mr.. GaIlaher would save
large amount Of costs TO the people.
Mr.. SNrrH, Of Harrison, replied Mr. Hopkins and
commended that would not he saved by IL.
Various explanations took place motions and points Of
order between Messrs. HLRBY, CRUTcHFIELD, GoopsoN
COwAN, TALiAfERRU, GALLAHER and otkcrs.
Mr. CRUTcHfiFLD went, some length, into an opposi.
ton to the bill and pointed ont IT, Objectionable features
The LatiHer Case.
Before Mr. Ctchfcld concluded the hour for the order
Of the Day arrived, and the Report Of the Select Commit
tee ON the Latiner up.
motion made to postpone the order until Friday
which sustained by Mr.. Bocock, the ground that
the minority Of the committee had yet had an opporu
nifty Of presenting their counter report.
Mr. TAYLOR opposed the postponement but the motion
finally agreed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TUESDAY, March !, lS43
message Of the Senate received, that they have
passed the bills, entitled
IAN oct To authorize the opening Of street near
the lot OF Thomas b. Bond in the part Of the Of Pc.
tersbug called GiIlfeld'
IAN act authorizing the School Commissioners of Pocn
hontas TO pay Que years quota Of said county from Lii
terary Fund TO the of Little Levels Acadcmy;
"An authorizing the removal of certain slaves there
IN mentioned held for life to the State Of Muryand and
An act concerning the School Commissioners of Har.
a, ~
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'Norurho Annual Rcp7 n s Secretary of Che T,oas n
l7Ss-" lusifars h- statement showing during The or
etcc ~ me ned state" Bank undera National charter
n The States remained nearly stationary number ~ well a. n
The amount n their capital and busncss-and not
Until ale h1t regulating power volny broken down BY
action ~ un FEDERAL Government system nm into
MT dfngea et-ers ta bitter ~ whrh
realizing That Report sttes e number Banks
raj periods ndcafsdte circulation earias and
loans fnrciudfnn ffncfnusl a. follows.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

CARD.
'oeh oil confectionery, Soda Pumps. Fsouse-
ur"'"re' "c., at faction, the store Of Me.srs
tNfops ,,r9S-. 'N'SN-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

AUCTION SALE OF
Groceries, Liquors, &c.
Tue attention OF Dealers particularly reou.,,.d q, ~
THIS MORNING. at IL O'clock when will be offered H., -.
choice assortment Of staple articles.
NH 81 U,urr,vs =, ,,,,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17
VOL. IX.-NO. 20.

have them treated with respect g. kindness.
1t is proper that the public mind should be
fully informed in regard to our rights
And that these rights should be respectfully
and firmly maintained Is there Wing
who would not do this 7 Is there an edi-
tor or elector in the Wing ranks, who feels
TOO delicate to assert our rights, or too pat
riotic to maintain them make these re-
marks in consequence Of the feeling so OF
ten expressed, that the agitation. Of our
rights is impoitic. The idea is one which
should meet with universal dsapprobation.
We ought never TO remain silent when our
rights and interests are invaded.
Having examined the two paragraphs in
our Constitution, which are quoted TO prove
that we are involved in the support Of slave
ny, trust the reader will be prepared to
say with me, that the Federal Government,
aud the free States, have the constitutional
right to be seperate and totally exempt from
the support of slavery aud the slave trade !;
and that this right is as supreme, absolute,
and unconditional as is the right Of the slave
States to maintain them.
In my next she'll ask the attention Of
my readers TO some Of the instances in
which their rights have been invaded.
PACIFICUS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17
PACIFICUS {:

= PACIFICUS:
THE RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES OF THE
SEVERAL STATES IN REGARD TO
SLAVERY,
Being Series Of Essays published in The Western
Reserce (OhiO) Chronicle, after The election If 1872
WHO OF ONO.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

Every advance of science increases the a.
mount ofsociaI happiness.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-17

To toGsh Wooton Goods-The art of washing
Wooden Goods SO as to prevent them from shrink
ing is one Of the desiderata in domestic economy
worthy of being recorded and it 10 therefore with
satisfaction we explain this simple process to our
readers. All descriptions of Wooden Goods should
be washed in very hot water with soap, and as soon
as the article is ceansed, immense it in cold water
let it then be wrung and hung up to dry.-Southyn
Planter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

ME NATIONAL ROAD STAGE CO. rcs-
Il Pceiiu!iY r.fortn the public that the Baltimore
aud Oh" Rail Road naViag been completed p,
C"mbrr aud. 'acy are U"w rUnsing THREE Ii MS
Of splendid cia'hcs het zen WHEELING AND
CUMBERLAND. viz
FIRST. or GREAT u STATES MAI. LINE.
Leaves Wheeling daily al 8 o'ricck. a ~; coach.
IS Cumberland At o'cls-ck. \ NJ. neu day. and
thence 10y rail rusd To- BslIi'no 81 S o'r!ock. N;
hc.ne onis one nigLtom AMI performing tho oa,iSe
distance. 800 miles. in 80 hour.
SECOND MAIL LINE.
cave. Wheeling daily at a'clc~k. a u. Hss.
cling uvcr same route aud connecting al CaDat.sr-
laid With :ho sa'uo irnia ~fcnrs rs first MaI
EXPEDITION LINE.
Leaves Wheeling ut S o'c;oek. + ~. roach Gg
Cumberland ot Frosibursh Ifeterred GcE' evening
where passengers lodge. and luke neI; uorn-ng
for B,iiiiNrrs.
Passengers in Ibis line can start from whs eI,nc
at aoy hour. and make their awn arrangements Co.
travel without stopping at all and meet the regu
lar cars-or to lodge night two nights rs
Preferred thus giving all the advantages of private
conveyance. with nnnc Of the di.ldI suIagei.
FARE-To Baltimore. ELI 90
To Pm iadephis. Is 90
Fare received all our lines THROUGH W
BilrmoSS or Philadelphia.
No driSsr on any Of our iRes IL permitted under
a penalty ui s. At stop on the road aud water his
team or teavo his box rum tho lime he starts ItSn
his stand until he reaches tho end "f las r7uie.
l. W STOCKTON. PTea " r Co.
J e AeHEsoN. Sec'y
Fer seats urplv nj our office on Water street. one
door 5 Iu,h of tho 9 Hotel md at the Bar Of tie
Virgini1 Hotel. Man Street. Wheeling Va.
nov 30 WIN K NEWMAN. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
IN n U II 4 ~ G. Z.
L1IRr 4MARINE iSsURANcE-T1.Io az

LNIRE &MARiNE iGSURANCE-Thsre AZ
G. two Situations only IN which individuals can
% placed. who're they can Adequately appreciate
the value ofinsafsnoo. These arc, while stand
iIl upoa the runs OF thsir own property, either
roSo'Vins from insursncc Office the fua a.
mount which they have lost. or standing on the
sauie spot rros nGed perhsps by a d solaie tam
.iy. iameuuHg hat stuptd,ty and fellv which har
Ia ,S"d 20 provide trr such a Conungcucy.
= ATKINSON. a zcai Of the PROGEC Won
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFORD, CONN
viii take risks 90 dwelling houses, ware houscs
Stotos, nils, fscrori's, &c, together with Their
contents. sach farni'ure, merchandise, ma
ch'aerY. and oveTyoihor description Of nsurable
Druprtiy' Also. oa scam, keel and HAT boats
Enc th"'r car2Oes 20 and from any Fort ON the
Western Waters
Ofiee on Main street, nearly opposite the S
Eo,el. ian /, 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
CLOCKS. WATCHES. & JEwELRy.
az X a O FAIRCHIID, has lust re

81 X A O FAIRCHILD, has just return.
Wa cd from New York with ua addition 10 hrs
,'ook of goods. and the following articles may be
f'und al his Jewslry store. at No 1877. Main 81 -
WI.
G-id case. de'0ehed lever watches Gold case an.
rhor sscaPement watches. Silver Case leyct watch.
-. Silver case Lepine watches. Silver case verge
WATCHES of assorted patterns. Gold grard and i,.b
chains. Gold guard and lt,s keys. Gold Ermine I'm.
ger rings. Cold diamond finger rings. Gold. with
white. punk. and green stone set rings. Gold mount.
oil Cameo breast pins. Gold mounted JET b pins Of
assorted patterns. Diamond b. pins. white green.
Pink stone and paste breast pins. asserted patterns
ard gold Hould mounted. Gold pistols and gold curb
chain fOr same. Duhs gold ear rings and knobs.
Gold spcclncles. Silver spectaclcs. 6 : specIocles.
Steel specinclcs. Gould pcacils. German silver pen.
cils. seol watch chains. Steel watch Keys. El,siic
curd guard chains, German silver do do. German
silver fob chains. Steel purse clasps Silk work bags
SIX mohey purses. Silver pencils assorted patterns
], =. 8 snd blade pocket knives. Addison
shears and scissors, German slvrr SPOONS.
German. silver butler knives. German silver
isrhs. Shell side cOmbs. Shelf tuck coabs
Pearl and she'll card cnses Pocket bopks and waIes;
Britana ware seits and single. Plated casinrs.
Britannia esstsrs. Plated candle sticks snuiIers aus
trays. Brass candlesIsks. SHUTTERS and trays. English
whalehone Of different kinds. China flow er rois Oils
Fcrinrcry cloth, hair. tooth and nail brushes. Nin
linz. violin strings. SPY glasses opiian glasses mad
sPeciaces TO sun all ages. which will be sci la OLD
frames To order.
y good assortment Of clocks for sale cheap. The
above are offered for cash at reduced prices.
Clocks. watches aud old jewelry repaired OF short
notice.
Cash paid for old gold and silver.
auF 21-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20

HILT and Mahogany Locking glass. Portrait
NJ and Pisurs frames made 10 order in the
Reatsst STYLE. and old frames rcalt.
a splendid assortment Of Looking Glasses,
Portrait and Picture Frames constantly on hand
snd Tor sale lower than they can be procured
else Where-AlaO sign painting aud Daintng ~
eli its varIoua breaches promptly eKCcuttd 0Y ,
W BRANSTRUP, No 100, Main street Wheel
ing, We, where can be procured 81 ell umee,
paints, Pic:urs and viudow glass ole. ysInish
tr5 rI.Y mN ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACHE.

CURE FOX THE IUOIH ACHE.
THE CELEBRATED MUsCOvITUS DROPS,
NATARRANTED 10 cure the most inyeiernie
" tooth acbe, IN TWO MINUTES.
This article will also preserve the decayed teeth
for the future. remove all the scufyy and tartar,
without The use Of on instrument
The discoyerer and proprietor Of The above IN
valuable for the tooth ache informs the public
that he has secured The exclusive rgh' TO his disco
very by application in due form oflsW at the Patent
Office Of the u s. and Is ready TO dispose Of the
said Patent Right. for the District Of Col umbia or
any county. State or Territory in the Union.
DIRECTIONS.-Take a small quantity Of cotton
vet it with the Drops, and put it IN the hollow Of
the tooth about sir drops and two tea spoons full Of
water. and hold &c 10 the tooth as long as You can
DR. NJ DE HEFTY.
For sale by GREGORY SUCKER. att l. Slifel's
Brew, cry. Main street. Wheeling, Va. oct 10 ON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
W. w. & S. RI. JIMESON.
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS

West side Of Main 'irsst. Wheeling, Va.
HAvE on hand and are constantly manuiaetur-
IL ing a general assortment Of superior fur and
Silk hats. They have received the latest spring
fashions from New FORK and are now prepared
- supply 70 order ell sizes aud 40 ahiesi m the
resent or past style, a. may SUIT customers,
Black add DTab beav " and Ca5toT, PlalH
White Russia and Napt Hats.
They also keep on nd an assert m ent OF PLAIN
and fancy mems aud boys fur and cloth caps,
al 0fwhich they offer 20 their customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms.
AT orders from country merchants and deal
eTs promptly filled on the mos favorable terms.
Thanked for the liberal patronage they have
heretofore received they solicit a share sf pub.
he patronage which they are determined - de-
serve BY prompt attention personal application
10 business sad cheap and fayOro bic rates.
NAV ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
~THE LIPE OF THE FLESH Is IN
THE BLOOD


THE BLOOD"
HHYERY disease arises IrVIn iDPurity OF the
81 "A blood.
BrsndeIhs Pile are me hes, known remedy for
uverY disease. They de NOD eGre by charm but be
ing entirely vegetable sssiSnila'c With the blood aud
effect a eeran cure by removing all :npure particles
froa this subtle fluid OF life They beneficial
in all diseases. sy be taken Under any eircumsIan
ees without fear Of injury. but On the contrary will
give relief in the INST senre and painful disease.
BEWARE OF CCUNTERFElTS-No Drug
gisi ia the place Inns the genuine Pills
ASK 10 see the certificate Of agency. Each box
koE hos or il three copper plate aSsle. the top and
bsliom fret printed with red 'Dk and lhen with
black Observe that on cash boK There are SIX fnc
smile signatures Of Dc Bsnode'L.
Three IhVs, d BrAnde'h NJ D.
Three Ihss Benjamin BrSndeih.
Sold IN Whesliog nv
ROBB & STEPHENSON.
sep s-6o o. BRANDErH. NJ. d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
JAMES II FORSYTH & co.
AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
& NAILS.

The subscriber rendering his thanks for former
patronage would announce to his friends aRd tho
citizens IN general that they can now he supplied
with as good article OF Pittsburgh Iron and nails on
~ god terms us they can be had elsewhere IN the
city As usuoa good stock Of groceries kept constant
y on hand all Of which he will sell low for cash or
approved produce. w BASSETT
SpUth Wheeling iun ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
RAIL ROAD LINE.


.INREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM wHEH-
PiIIA. NEW YORK. BOSTON AND WASH
ING ron CITY.
The Good InIent Stage Company. affords, by
now com pleIed TO Cumberland. greater speed. con-
fort and safety hnn any other line beI~een the east
and west
Their coaches are upon The plsn Of tho Patept
Boe Spring invented by Capt T Shriver Of Cum
borlnnd. which are now coming into very geosral
in pleasure carriages and stages. they are nc.
knowIedged by travellers to be moro safo and easy
than any other coaches nov ia use.
Two lines leave Wheeling daily at o'clock. A
NJ, connecting with the mail at Cumberland. and
arriving in Baltimore by Rail Road at sbOut 5
o'clock. l. NJ, being out in the enurr trip from
Wheeling 10 Baltimore. in 81 hours From Vince
ling TO Pm lndel phia al hours. Wheeling 10 New
York As honrI.
FARE.
To Philadelphia, si5 90
Baltimore 10 on
For seats in Wheeling Apply al the Stage tfI-S
first door above the United States Hotel WaIer 81.
Ais" 81 The Bar Of the Hotel
Returning from Philadelphia passengers can p0y
their faro the corner Of lth and Market Sts to
The Rail Road agent or 70 the agent az No | Dock
~. or to the captain on board ol the steamboat.
From Baltimore. passengers con pay thei fare 10
Wheeling 10 the Rail Road Co.'S agent at their office
in Prau ST.
From Washington City passengers can pny their
fare 10 Wheeling to the conductor of the tram.
the way previous TO their arriving ut the relay
house.
nov 81 D HUTCHINSON. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
INSURANCE.

ANSCnANtb.
II D ISKS Will I've taken v the FIRE. * MAXINE
al fSs losOtst rvtes on
RaildinEs of sjl Kinds. a. ne BRICK or wooden
aic thor couicats:
Sieanooa'ss factoriesI mills. &c
Furniture:
And mtrcha nd ice at ali kinds.
And against al dsnssfs st.e ndtng the trans
portauon OF goods ca rivers, lakes, seas. canals
AMI railroads.
fr the character OF the company as 30 pro mp
riiude and lIbsrality in 'he adjustment nd pm -
rent Of losses I'VE beg lave e. refer to the mer-
the adjustment Of claims upan Us. aug
OfFce "a Main ST. ~. LAMB SeG'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
rRY INDrSTRY WE THRIVE"

by INDUSTRY WE THRIVE"
RAEEs s1rlsirn give Vs a good hume and We
III y will give you plenty OF HONEY!
The county. town or Individual right Of new
iut royement called HISERS COMBINED PAT
EN1 BEE PALACE. can bs purchased in Vince.
ling nj the store Of TODD, where a model oil
the same ena be seen Prices ~ suit the times.
nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
WEST ERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPtrAL $3.50 600

THIS company being now duly orsa nized, rs
l. prepared TO make insurance on every ces-
criipion OF Fire aud Marine Risks, such as dwell
ling houses, Store orses &c with Their con.
;ents Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boats aud Keel
Boa s. with Their earRCes 10 aod from any ToTt
1n IL 4. Ohio ana MsAssippi rivers. or their trib~
utary streams. App icatiJn FIR Insurance TO be
W ads for the present al the Office Of the Wheel
ing Sa wings ms ututinn -
u NJ wi, soc