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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-31
From the National A. s. Standard.
FOR THE OPPRESSED.

These lines were composed by friend o
humanity, { now residing in Michigan, ;,
whose selt-denying zeal in behalf of the
oppressed" has often won for her the rid
cule of the taoughlless abettors of their Cd
pressors. But it has also won for her "peace
ofmind," which they may well covet, though
they cannot snjoy-E.
Others may sing Of vanquisbed foes,
And boast the fame their valor won,
While lament the red mans woes,
And weep with injured Afrc's son.
Yea, palsied be my hand and tongue,
Forsake my heart its dearest joys,
When forget the red mans wrong,
Or cease to plead the Negroes cause.
A blood stained robe* may not wear,
Nor riot in Expressions gain;
Nor quaff The bowl, though rich and rare,
While they its bitter dregs must drain.
Lift up your heads, we long oppressed,
Nor longer hopeless deem your lot;
There are, who feel for the distressed,
Though cruel lyrants heed them not.
There are, whose hearts are warm with love,
With love which tyrants can't control:
Kindred 10 that which dweIls above,
But delgns to bless the humber soul.
This love is not confined to caste,
Nor bounded by sable brow
The oasis in Natures waste,
For you its fruits are ripening now.
Then, though it seems TO tarry long,
All do not sink beneath your load
Loves potent arm is ever strong
IT'S mighty through the living God!
Let patience have its perfect work,
And every band shall be unloosed;
Your necks no longer bear the yoke,
Which long your Utmost spirits bruised.
ALB.
"A garment made ofcouon, produced by slave-labor.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-31
| am, Sir, very respectfully,
Yours, &c. Fl. EATON.

CoMMENDABLE ExAMPLE.-It is said
that Governor Bouck, ia the tour which
he has lately made through the eastern
counties of The Stale, has uniformly abb
stained from partaking of any intoxicating
drinks, wherever or by whomsoever offer
cd. This is noble examp!e-rity there
arc no more of them.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-31
J. HOLCOMB, EDITOR & PUBLISHER.
SUED WEE KLY
AT BRANDON, VERMONT.

TERMs.-One dollar and fifty cents in
advance.
One dollar and seventy five cents in six
months.
Two dollars during the last quarter
All communications TO be directed to J.
Hocomb.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-31

GREAT FIRE IN MlsslssiPPi.-Th village
Of WaIrentown, Miss, about ten miles be.
low Vicksburgh, was almost entirely de-
stroyed by fire on The morning of the 9Th inst.
The fire occurred at TWO O'Clock, and SO rap
id and stealthy was the approach of the de-
slroying element, that the explosion Of nine
kegs Of powder in warehouse was the first
intimation the startled inhabitants had of the
impending danger. There was no engine
in the town, and the Inhabitants were COM
PEELED TO look upon the destruction Of their
property without the ability or the means to
arrest it.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-31

EXCLAMATION FOR A LITTLE BOY.
I'm little fellow, but Pm going to
talk upon big subject. IT'S not
TOO big for such as we, either. Some
men laugh at little boys and girls
forming Cold Water Armies, and
say, what good can they do? | will
tell you.
You read about little mouse that
a lion helped out of little trouble,
and laughed at him because he said
something about returning the favor ;
well, this great lion got caught in a
hunters's net, and he roared and
growled and bit, and that was all he
could do. By-and-by the little
mouse came along and gnawed of
one by one, all the cords ofthe great
net and let the lion go. This is
what we mean to do; we may be
little mice, but are going to gnaw OF
every thread ofthe great net that has
bound down our country for so many
wears. The net is intemperance,an
our cold water pledge cuts off all the
decciving threads that look SO pref
ty and delicate, as wine, beer, cider
cordial, as well as the stouter cords
rum, gin, brandy. :,
Now don't you think we can d'
something's We know we CAM
Intempcrance shan't catch US at an.
rate.-CoH Water army.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-31
A NOBLE. SPEECH.

Gentlemen frequently decline speak
ing on Temperance because nothing
new can be said on the subject
Put it into the hands ola great mind,
and the results prove something very
different. The following outline OF
a speech, made at a Temperance
Convention in Maryland. by John
Manson, Esq, of Baltimore, we
should like to see carried out through
all its proper rami6cations.-Her-
aid Of Freedom.
"The cause of Temperance is,
sGREAT, GOOD, land TRUE
Great, because it comprehends, in lis
range, the habitable globe, and is an
instrument, in the hands OF Provi-
dence, of effecting important results.
Good, in breaking off the shackles of
Notwithstanding mans condi-
tion, physical, moral and social
Beautiful, because it acts gently,
without violence to anything-but in
perfect harmony with the social,
moral and religious obligations
True, because it seeks only truth for
its advocate-is candid and undis-
scmbling-wants no factions or fc-
titious aid or inhuence-but in the
language and habiliments of truth,
presents her claims to admiration and
support.
A moral enlightened public opin-
ion, has taken charge of the cause
opinion is stronger than the lever of
Archimedes-it must prevail-no
custom, fashion or habit, in a coun-
try like this-a country, govern
ment, a community of opinion-can
Withstand its power. AS well might
the spirit of liberty have been at
tempted to be suppressed after the
battle of Bunker's Hill, and the
signing of the Declaration of indie
pendence, as the effort to arrest the
progress of Temperance, simple and
unqualified. Its foundations are
deep. It's principles are laid upon
the solid foundations Of greatness,
goodness, beauty and truth'-its OBJ
jects are allied to the best interests
of man, temporal and eternal-it
reaches forth its hands of pure be-
nevolence and philanthropy TO the
four quarters of the earth, and seeks
TO gather in the world OF man. Its
advocates must be constant, Jealous
and untiring, in the performance Of
duty.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-31

SAD ACCIDENT. A young man named
Wetherby, in the employ of Mr. &c. Loom
is. of Burlington, lost his right arm, on Mon
day last. He was attending the bark mil
and in the act of feeding or adjusting the
machine, his hand was caught, and his
arm drawn in up 10 the enthusiastically
grinding it TO powder. Immediate amputa-
lion was found necessary.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-31

The whole charge just now between
Boston and New York, via. StoningIon,
including both railroad and steamboat, is but
$3.50. This is lower than ever before.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-31

"A garment made ofcotton, produced by slave-labor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

V1RGINIA--IN CnANcERy-A Rules held in
the Clerks Office a. the Circuit Superior cIurt
81 Law aud Chauccry fur The county of Ohio in
the NINTH &C August, l543.
RibcriC Woods Complainant.
againS
John B Baylcss mud john Foil. defendants.
TIE defendant BayleSs net having entered his
appearance aod given security according TO the act
uf Assembly and the rules Of this court. aud IL appea-
ring by satisfactory prof. that he ~ not au inhahitant
of Inc commonwealth uf Virginia. On motion ~
i6e complainant by counsel. j. Is ordered that aid
defendant DO appear here IN The first day Of The
Eext ism ui dils court. AID answer SAIL complain
arrs bll--and that a copy Jfth's orde, ne forthwith
inserted in sumo newspaper prru'ed In the city ~
Wheeling for ivgo manths success lively, nod posted
at lie Goni door oi tho Couu House Of Ohio couniy.
a crPy teste, ALIEN Clerk.
Gurd Tor Cump't aug II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

NIRGINIA-In Ch1ncry-Ar ru,es held in the
' CLERKS Olire of the Crruu Superior Court of
Law aud Chaneery for the County of Ohio in
tne in'nth OF August, is43.
Henry Tiffany, Complainant,
against
Richard Simms. Henry Moorc, Mark Douglass,
The General lnsu-aIce Company Of Maryland,
Daniel Lamb, Hall * Go. W. r. y A Muriock
Brown n NuncaSier, John l~ylehart, Tiffany,
Duyall 4 Co. X. ). Eluer & Son. & r Wood
a Co. Weber x Kendall, Alfred Homer, Hor-
Rer & Hall. Robert M'GregOf n Co. VIM. FuI.
Y 4 Go. Sea II Remington, Everly & Kees,
The Mrrchanta' Il Mechanic, Bank uf Wheel.
ms, The President, Directors aud Company Of
the Belmont Bank of 81 Ciarsv lie, Alex Iaier
uIiey, y muel Mcclure, Reflex NJ tceJ
Iohn List J mss Il. Forsyth, } hn r. Clark
ana the North Wsster" Bank OF virginia.
The Complainant having fled an anI,ndei and
supplemental bull, and the Defendants, tn Gene
RAJ Insurance Company af Maryland, Thomas W
HAL, Carter A.. Hall, and Isaac a. Long. part
ners under the firm of Hall a. o. William r.
Murdock, Alexander Murdoch, partners under
tue hrm of w +. f. A. Murtock, Brown Il Mum
caster; JohH lglrhart, Tiffany. Duyall n Co Bs-
sI >. tlder aud Francis. w. Elder, FARMERS un-
der the firm of y. =. Elder & Son, James Wood
The firm a. J. * 4. Wood IL Go. J,hn Mvhrr n
Helry kcndaii, parlnsrs under The firm of Web =
n Kendall, Alfred Hurnrr. Homer and Hall,
Robert M'Gre2 n e. NiNinm Duty and Geo.
W Vi ;lellan, Farmers under IN. firm Ut William
fdltv y. 20. SEA DIR mlneton, NiliIum A. f.
Criy aad Bartholomew Kees, pdrtncrs under the
hrm OF EVERY q. Kees, and The President, L. irect-
1rs ana Com hany of the belmont Bank Of ST
CEiirsvliie, not having entered their appearance
and give. security ACCORDING To the act of As
semblya and the rules of tins court, and Il appear
ing 10y 81 1stactuTv proof that they are not inhab-
llantS oil ttls e alth,-On motion of
COMPLAINANT by counsel, II is ordered that they
so appear here % the first day Of tina next teri
y ms court, ani answer the com claimants orr
glnaI. am, nded and supplemental bulls la tbs
that a copy OF this order be fprthwith
ms ried IN solne newspaper printed Ia the CITY of
w u ."lln@ Tor two months successIvriyand posted
nv theiront door OF the court house of Ohio
l0unty' A ~cOpy-Teste.
Id X. Aug il-Sw ALEA. r. AIDLEY, OK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28
NOE,

ENlRE &MARINE tNSURANCE-There ar
two situations only in which individuals can
he placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value al insurance. These are, while -'and-
ing upoH the RUNS of their own property, .ther
receiving from an Insurance office the full a
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by a drsolate tam
Lly, lamenung hat stupidity and folly which haC
tailed To ~ vIde for such a Contingency.
$ ATKINSON, Agent of the PROTEC |
INSURANCE. co OF HARrFOnD, CONN
viii take RISKS on dwelI.ng houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factori,s. dc, together with Their
chinery, and everyoih,r descripuon Of insurable,
property also, on steam, keel aud Hat boats
and their cargses to and from any port on the
Western Waters.
Office on Main street, nearly opposite the h S
hotel. Jan /, lS42.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

WIEGINIA-IS CrsScEEy-Ai roles held IN
the Clerk's Office ulus Circuit Superior Court
az Law and Chancerv ior the county Ut Ohio IN
Inc mpnth Of August, lSi3.
John Eff Complainant.
against
Iubn II Ravlees. and Ruheu & Wnods. defendants.
The delcuIaui. Bayless. not having eniefcd bis
appearance ADD Riycu security according Co the oct
81 Asscmuly aud thc rules uf this court, and e appca-
ring hy satisfactory prorf th1i Ne is not nu iuhahtl-
not Of the Commruvca lth OF VrEiuia,--Ou motion
of the complainant ly counsel, % D. ordered that SAID
defendant 81 apoear here Uu rhe dr,t dav 0f tie next
term Of This court, and answer said complNrusurs
hhl-and that a copy % Ibis order Re forthwith so.
scred tU ome newspaper printed IN the cty "i
wheeling fur two months sucCessvelv, and pusicd
at Inc front door Of the Couu House ufOhip county
A copy teste ALEX IAlDLEf. Clerk
Good bf Cymp't arg ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

"IRGIN1A-IN CHANCERY-At rules held in
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court
nT Law and Chancery for the CcUnly Of Ohio, in
mouth of August 1913.
The Merchants and Mechanics bank Of Wheel
ing, complainant
against.
Charles Ensell. Francis Plunkett, SObieskl Bra
DIV, Sturlev Cuthbert, Gepr.e Duty, Samuel
NeeI. John Richie. PlatOf Zane, Archibald
Woods. High Sheriff Of OHIO County, and as
such, administrator Of Thomas y. P%entDncy
deceased, Charles 10. Knox, Francis q Camp.
bell, William SperuE, Francis >. tones
and Lewis Lafo lrgue, Jacob Fulmer. George
X Warner, Villa ~ Fisher, Robert Shields,
Pearson SeTrell. William ~. Bernard, G.. VII
liam Hahn. Joseph Juukin,T The North Western
'oank Of irgiWla. Joseph HaTgtavc. Eachariah
Jacob, Samuel Farmer, Executor 1T the iaar
Wtl and Testament Of FREDERICK Farmer, de-
.oeas-d, James W. Stewart, John PluI ketL 10.
seph Junkin. u. and George W.. Cluicr,
Dofcndauts.
The BeTta Cuthhert Spcriug. tnnes, Ia f0urguc.
Fuimpr. WarneF, FIshsr. Shields, Serrell, Der.
mad. Hahn, Joseph Junkln' seur Bargrave and
Ioa~ph tuakin ir not having entered their 90
rcorarcp. and given security, according o. the
,rt Of Assembly sud the rules Oftnis court, and
az appaaung bv satisfactory proof thai they ar,
pot rthanIfants " me Commonwealth ~ Wv.
gilia.-Oh motion 81 the complainant hy Counee
N ~ ordered that they DO appear here on the mrs.
gag o(the next term of thIgcOuIt, and answer tn'
~omgiaioanfs bill, aid that q copy " this order
bo forthwith inserted ri some newspaper prtnter
lin the CITY Of heeling, for two months success
savely. and posted az the front door OF ne couT
fo9'i I.1sIG 00D RPLyEx. T. LAiDLRY ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

VIRGINIA Is CnAScEHY-Ar Rules cid IN
the Clerks Office al the Giro ur Superior Cou {
Of La" and Chanrery. for The county Of OhiO. n
the month nl August. ,Si3
Frederick Smith Complainant.
against
Archibald Woods, sheriff OF the county If Ohio;
and IS such, Administrator Of James Caldwell,
der'd, Alexander Harper Caldwell and James
Caldwell, infant children, and heirs at law Of
the said James Caid we'll, decd, Alfred Cald-
well and Samuel Caldwell Defendants.
The defendant, Samuel Caldwell, not having
entered his appearance and given sccurrv accur-
ding TO The yet Of Assembly aud the rules Of this
co-rt, and d appearing by satisfactory proof that
lac L. not an inhabItantOf tie Common wealth Of
Virginia On motion Of the cOmplainantby cOuu-
sci. il H. ordered that SAID defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term of this
court, and answer said cOmplaInaut's hil-and
thar q coy Of his order be forth with inserted in
some newspaper punIed IN the city 81 Wheeling
for two month successIvely. and posted al the
front door ufthe Court House of ohio county
\ copy tcste. ABEA ,CIk.
Nelson for Compt. august IA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

NIRGI\IA-Iu Cha"cery-At rules held in
the CIerN'- "iIice I'll The CIrcu: Superior coun
OF Inv and cLa,.cery fr the county OF Ohin. ia the
mnnrh Vt August. 1913.
The Prcsidenr. Directors aud Company Of the Bel
mcnt Bank al 81 ClaIrvIlle, CoinPlaIna nls.
against
Barbara NlcC"nnelI, Willism Mcconnell, james
Council, Jacob Mcconnell, Rebcccn
Mf Council, Robert McCuuuell, Margaret
Mcdaniel. Joseph Mnrrisnu and Sarah J his
wife. ElIznheIh Gpud, late EiZihc Il Mcconnell.
Jrhn w Hutchinson aud Maria hIs VIE. whicn
rIid Barbara Is tie mother. aud which saId Sarah
J Alorusnu is The widow. and which SAID Will
liam. James. Jacoh. Rehecca, Robert.
Margaret, Elrzaherh and Maria are the brothers ~
sisters, and together with their mother, the sad
Rirharn are the heirs NJ law ui Alexander McCOn.
nell. late ui Ohlu County; deceased.
Defendants
The defendants. Joseph Mnrrisnn and Sarah his
" lie, and Jihu W % hutchinson and Maria his wife
uoI having entered her appearance und given Sc
curly accp.diug TO The act Of Assembly aud the
rules nf the Court, aud IL appearing 10y satisfactory
proof that they are mi inhabitants uf the common
wealth OF VrEinia-Ou mnItun u the complainant
Ivy counsel. u is ordered Ina; the said defendants
to appear here on Inc first day of the next term Of
this cuur. and ansN er the saId cumpl IInants' bill
aud thai a copy "f this order he Forthwith inserted
an snme newspaper printed ia tEe city ui Wheeling
lor two mouths succ' ssIveiy, and posted at the
lunI door Of the court hsuse OF Ohio county. A CO
ny icste.
ausIl ALEX T LAIDLEY,
Nelson, for Complt. Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

AIRClNIA-IN CHANcERY-At Rules held in
the Clerks Onire Of The Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chsncery for lie county oT
Ohm, IA the mcurh of August. 1913.
austin Pe1y and William " Ross compliments
against
Henry Morton and Henry Moore defendants,
The dei"ndIntsn not having entered heir appea
rance ana gwen security according to the act OF
Assembly aud the rules of THIS court. and il ap'
bearing by SAT sfactpry LrOOf that they are not
lphabitaHts 81 the Comm -nwealth of Virginia.
O1 motion Of the Complainant by c"uusel; it -
ordered that said defendants do appear here on the
hrst day OF the next term of this court; aud an.
swcT sand cUmplaInants bill-and that n copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per printed IN the city of Wheeling for two months
successively, and posted At the front door of the
Court House oiOhio County. A copy tcste.
ALEX LAIDLEY, ClerF.
Nelson 70 Compt aug u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28
FOUNTAIN INN.

[iats Belho.rer's,l LrsHT ST. BALTIMORE.
w w Din,
ARTHUR FOGG. P'"Pr'st0r'.
ANING leased this extensive and favnriIe cs-
Iablishmoni, aud entirely renovated and re.
fitted 1t throughout, so that it can cumpare advania-
eeuu-ly with any similar establishment in the Union,
have no hesitation in endeavoring TO attract The
attention Of The travelling public To this lavoTile
HsIeL 1.-THE most strenuous eIerinns, jrined Ia
every possible convenience To I've found elsew here.
can insure success. they pledge IhemselVes III, iIs
former well earned reputation shall not only be
meriIed hut surpassed.
Ia accordance with the difficulties Of The times,
they have determined TO reduce their charges 10
oorresp"nd. Price sI.25 per day.
Baltimore, JuIy 3, 1913. IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28
INSURANCE,

: K will he taken y the FIRE & MARINE
h INSURANCE OMPANYOF WHEELING
at The loueSt rates ON
Buildings Of all kinds, ST ne, brick or wooden
aid their contents:
Siean-Oa s; factories; mills, &c.
FuTniture:
And merchandise uf all kinds.
And against all dangers ate ndinE the trans
pOrtation of goods Ou rivers, lakes, seas, canals
am railroads.
r T the character of the company as 10 prCmP-
tItude and hberality IN The adjustment and pa -
ment Of l.sses we beg l"ave t. refer to the mer-
chats of this place AID ELSEWHERE VINO have had
the adjustment Il claims upon US. aHg
Office IN Maig ST. LAMB Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

NIRGINtA-In Chancery-Ar rules held in the
' Clerl' . Office Of The Circuu Superior Cuuri Of
Law AMI Ln'. cry fr the CounIyOG Ohio. ia the
month uf August 1919,
he Merchants and Mechanics bank of Wheel
ing, Complainant
against
Dana Hubbard, John III l., u ichariah jacob,
John Fawc-tt executor of the last will and
testament OF Flames Petnoertnu, dccea sell, FL
bert H.. Caldwell, executor of the last will aud
testament of Alexander Caldwell deceased,
Alexander Wilson, Erancis X. Armstrong, as
assisnce IN Bankruptcy of John r. Clarke, aud
o. HenTy Moore respectively, Sustlvus Cres ap
assignee in Bankruptcy Oi SAID Dana Hubbard,
Of Charles ID. knOX, of RedIck VI Kee, of VII
liam B. Tyson, Of William Lam1din, and Of
john HClane (since deceased respective
~, Joseph Morrison, the North Western bank
ol Virginia, Thomas Jones, ia" President. Di.
TeCt'fs aud Company Of the Belmont bank Of
;. GAINESVILLE, The President, Directors and
Company of the bank of Mount Pleasant,
Francs G. Campbell, Alexander RO.ers, He
hrun Robin son. Jane l.. Evans, Subicski FRA.
dy, Hyde B. Rice, Henry Echols and John
Eof, Defendants.
The Defendants John Fawcett, Joseph Morrison
the President, Direct re aud Company of the
Belmont bank If -. Clairsvilie, the President,
Directors and COsIpany of the bank of Mount
Pleasant, and Hyde Il Rice; not having entered
their appeai anCe aud gwen security a.coTdIng To
tie act of Assembly and tho rules of this Court,
aud II appearing 10y satisfactory proof that they
are not tnld ltants st tile Commonwealth Of VIZ
%luIa;-On motion oI the complainant by cdun-
sci, Il - ordered that they do appear here
on the first day of The next term Of this court,
and answer the cOnplaIhants uIll, and that a
copy of tins order be forthwith inserted in some
two IaUntrs successlvtl'. and posted At the font
door o! the court house OF Ohio county.
a COPY Teste, ALEX. +. LAIDLEY,
l.. i. r. aug II Crk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

1NHE Subscribers beg leave to INFORM the citi-
: Zens Of Wheeling aud vicinity, that they
have opened
at No I43 Main street, Whe ling, Va. where
may be found an extensive assortment of Gilt
and Mahogany framed Looking Glasses, For
TRAIT and Picture frames; Upholstery ware con-
SIS ling ofFcather Beds: holsters, Pillows, curl.
ed hair Spanish moss, cotton, husk and spring
mattresses; together with a full assortment of
the latest style aud best finished FURNITURE
ever offered I'm this CITY; all Of which will be sold
on the NEST tea sOnable terms and Vdrranted.
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany veneeIs,
varnish, Spanish moss, &c, &c, constantly OF
hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article
Of furniture on the most accommodating terms
and az short npuce.
Orders in Zaues vile can DO left with } ?
ADAMS g. Co.
w. 6 n &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAI e5O0 O0n

critHIS company being now duly orga nized Is
PREPARED TO make Insurance on every des-
ling Houses, Store Houses &c With their con
tents. Also, 5 cam Boats, Fiat Boats aud Keel
Boa $ with their caTgoes, to aRd { ON any ToTt
on tAe Ohio and Mississippi rivers. or their trib~
utary streams. App icatiJn Insurance TO he
made for the present at the Office of tie VIII ell
ing Savings lns uIutI0n
auL 4 r NCOY, Sec"y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28
LBS, OAKUM.-

1000 LBS, OARUM.-
HNbNBO 1000 LBS TOW.
% doZ Bed Cords. 30 doz Plough Lines.
% Coils Manila Rome, 90 Coils Hemp Rope.
Is Reels Packing Yarn.
AISO-LINESs and TWiNESoraII kinds. which
will he '"ld as low fr CASH. ~ ran he purchased
West Of The Mountains. The public are respect
iuiIy solicited 10 give me q call hefnre purchasing
elsewhere. CHARLES ". BERRY,
CoJdGge Store.
ang % Head Of Water 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

SADDLERY, HARDW ARE.-The subscribers
have received = splen I'D assortment of Bras
Silver plated & Timed Stirrup Irons md Bride
Bits IF everv description. Also. ev~rv size and
Of Bride buckles, Roller buckles, Japan
NED, Silver and Grass Harness mounting. Red
m Black Morocco Skins, Facing do, WOrsted
Fringe, three cord Silk Orange Thread. Plush,
Seating skins, Cotton and Worsted Web, Strain
ine do, &c, &c, which shall be sold At yerV re-
duccd nrices for cash. Sa4dlers will plea Sc give
US call. OFT e. GREER.
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