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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL $500 OOO

nio company being now duly organized, rs
PREPARED 10 make Insurance on every des.
'r'"n oI f'rc and Marine Risks, such ; dwell
lug ioUSes, Store n ouses & with their con-
ppnIs. Also Steam Boats, Fiat Poats aod Keel
noa WIN their carg"es, To- sd from anyroT,
~. NC Nhlo ana MISSISSIPPI rivers or their rib
- rIrhhs' app icaiIan for insrrancc 10 b
s'a"s iot the present at the ofiice tho Wheel
l'I Sar.EsS- lns .itutlon ''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12

I'VE SOS have I.st rrcC sci dlrrct q. Al
- Nv Y,rk althait old sIaud, the lat-s and
,st a3prOyei sorldg t1shiou Of HATS really
th AZ u. m,l'ul et,isIHat has ever COINS uut.
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a. Ia the ahOve 20 csl ~
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
D,- Il NJ COY Sec'y
FIRE AND MARIe lNsI,R,SCE

II + 1,,nSGr Der is .rpoin'cd agent IF tie CT,
-, vLuMhuS INSURANCE 60. for The CIV
o! W ceiling. and ia proIsre 10 taLe ,iL 'se cry
nd GJ'u1mgs Of all kinds, stone, b. lex OF wo1 den
Furniture
and merch ndi,e ~ oil kiors
D ,1fa, SsaiSsi all dangers ot.eg sing the trans
and raiJroaas NcoHS on rivers, lakes, seas, canals
and "e character OF The company for prpmptitud-
anu ia'rness, Is well known ArpIy To
Al Shr,ver e. s nmml LIST Agent
nov lG-3m 60, 60" &c water
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
PILOT & DENVER CL0Tgs.

Au ylesahd co.prs, rom sxty-tVo cents TO
hvs collars; together with rpany oIncr n Ties
all OF which Will sell al Uhol, Sd lc or Retail
or ~ axe up 10 order I'm the b, 81 Errnch ND
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

wishing 70 purchase 10y the racknce. or Il, zen will
ihu " '' 'heir advantage Ia call and examine nv
Assortment as lir'er mysolr that can 1,,ri.h ,,a
3 In an assortment or good term, n, c,p.b. ,r,
VITA IN p'tishsre@ ar any other city wesi of rhc
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10
ANOTHER CALL ON HERCULES
The Natchez Free Trader has the following .

The Natchez Free Trader has the following =
"The neglect of the general Government to
clear ont the snags from the Mississippi river is
manifest to all who travel any distance nnoo lite
waters in their present low stage At two or three
points between this and Memphis these enemies
to safe and free navigation stand up in such num-
bers that it requires The greatest skill in the man
agement of large boat to enable it to pass through
the narrow space which they have not monopo
LIKED. Hercules, were he permitted now to visit
our earth, might find empoymen a. beneficial to
mankind as Staying the Nemaean lion. the Ler-
naean hydra catching the mares of Diomedes. de-
stroying the king of Gades and his carnvorous
fiocks, or any other of the twelve labors which he
performed for the benefit Of his fellow men, in re-
moving these armed sentines which stand an
thckIy in the way of our steamboats,, and which
occasionally cause such fatal accidents TO propertv
and lite. We hope Congress will pass an appro
prlatloD as soon as 1t assemblies, sufficient to EN-
ploy every snag boat afioat, and that before the
spring rise the river may be cleared of these dan
gerous and ugly customers %
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10
GEN. ANDREW JACKSON

The Legislature of South Carolina have passed
the following Resolutions in honor of this yenera.
ted hero and patriot. They were submitted by
Mr.. Perry, from special Committee of the House
to whom the subject was referred -
ResoIDed, That South Carolina feels propd If
the honor and distinction Of having given Birth 10
ANDREW JACKSON. and whilst she nouns
his loss, she will ever cherish his memory as one
Of the last and most llustrious of the noble band
Of patriot warriors, who split their Young and
fiery blood in defence of American Liberty and
Independence.
RssoIUed, That a Hero and General. his
bright and glorious fame will be appreciated and
admired by grateful country. whilst the battle
field OF New Orleans remain a monument of his
wisdom and valOr in rvercsmng the discplned
and veteran Vctors Of the conquerers of Europe
ResolUcd, That as Statesman and patriot his
career in life has been distinguished by an ardent
and sincere devotion to his Country, By alhiph en-
lightened and determined patriotism, which nei
ther danger, nor responsibilities could deter nor
temptations swerve from duty
RssOIUed, That it is high source Of consoIa
ton to his country to know that after life neces
sarily spent in the midst Of scenes, the mos, sy.
citing and foreign TO the influences Of religion. 10
died at peace with his God. and with heart fl.
led with the holy love and precepts of HE Re
dsemeY and Saviour.
Rssolsed, That as an evidence Of our adrnirs-
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10
THE LITERARY MESSENGER.

Northington, the Agent, has just laid this ad
mlrable periodical on table. We have rapid
ly glanced our eye over its pages and find them
filled with an unusual quantity of valuable and
interesting articles. A severe, but merited sar
casm will be found in the article headed Bureap
of Naval Construction" &c., by Holgazan
which we shall transfer to our columns The
fact is, the absurdity of such palpabe violation
of the law of 1912, reorganzing the Naval Blu
rsaus, as is now permitted by the President who
has sworn to see the laws faithfully executed, %
has aroused the whole people of this country, and
they demand that the letter and spirit of that law
be carried out.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10

has been increased. BY decision of YOUR nred.
cessor, an addition has been made to the nav se
its gallant colonel commands and al,hougb vi VI
procedure on which the decision rests has nava'
had the sanction Of the House of Represen,ativ.s'
and apparently conflicts with law, have moi S.I,
justified in Withdrawing from the consider ration ana
decision of Congress the estimates of that Office.
for his own increased pay and the pay of his ALL
de camp, an officer heretofore unknown IN III
corps OF doubtful propriety. The marine corns i
not brigade--not even regiment. X is neve,
assembled seldom even does a full companr
come together. 1t serves in small detachmen,s
commanded chiefly by junior officers. Tbonnh
about two thirds of the corps were in SUNNI
on ship board, all the field officers remain on sbors
VI thirteens captains, but one is al sea (; of forr
iieutenants, about seven are at sea. At one shoto
station major, captain. and three lieutenan,s
nave had charge of about twenty eight men. An
increase OF the officers Of the corps is, thereEre
not needed Tor naval purposes, even on an increase
of The men.
For the increase Of the Navy no estimates ara
presented The department awaits, on tina, sinh.
Ject, the instruction of Congress. Yet i, is 10 be
observed that. in comparison with other nations
our navy is poorly supplied with sea going stea.
meTs which cannot, indeed, in the present state of
science, form the main reliance of squadron, but,
as anxiiarIes, are of vast advantage. The Mis-
s'ss'PPi and the Princeton are our only efficient
vessels OF that character on the ocean Should il
be determined TO increase this class of ships 10
desirable that the best experience should be con.
suited in their construction and that doubtful
novelties. especially such as conflict with ,hs
known laws of mechanical forces. should he die.
regarded.
ITO be continued ]
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10

Garrick and Hogarth sitting together at a tav-
ern, were mutually lamenting the want Of pic
ture OF Fielding. 4" think" said Garrick ~
could make his face" which he did accordingly
" For heavens sake hold, David" said Hogarth,
" remain as you are for a few minutes'' Gar.
rick did so while Hogarth sketched the Outlines,
which were afterwards finished from their mstual
recollection, and this drawing was the original of
all the portraits of the admired author of g Tom
Jones'" But Garrick and Hogartb did not al
ways agree so we'll The latter entrea,ed his
TREND David TO SIT for his picture, with which
Garrlck complied but while the painter was pro-
ceedlng with his task, he miscbievOusly altered
MS lace, with gradual change 80 as 20 render the
portrait perfectly unlike. Hogsfib blamed the
unlucky effort of his art, and began second time,
but with the same success. Afier swearing lit
tie, ne began third time, and die not discover
the Trick until three or four repeiitions. He then
got into violent passion, nd would have ibrown
his palette, pencils, and plini-brush at GarTick's
mead, 1t the wag had not no ade his escape from the
Varlegated storm of colors that pursued him.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10
THE NEWS AND THE FLOUR MAR
KET.

Decline in PriceS-In the Baltimore flour and
grain markets yesterday the effect of the news
was to completely uDsettle prices, disposition
being manifested by holders to hold on for further
advIces from New York. Offers were made to
purchase City Mills and Howard street -four at
So, but refused. No transaction have taken place
IN wheat, both mlleIs and spectators having
retired from the market. The general impression
IS that wheat will recede somewhat in price :
oners were made to sell yesterday morning at a
fraction less than the quotations of Sa,nrdav i.
sales of Maryland white corn at &c 81 CENTS
and Of yellow do. at 81 SO cents; oats 40 Do
cents rye 70 rs cents. Whiskey is selling at
81 cents in bbls. and 80 cents per gallon in hhds.
Bali Sun
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10
" GREAT is DIANA, OF THE EPHE-


We have just learned, casually, that our art-
Gle. on the prospects of our town, and notice of
that class Of deDzens who are taking the place of
our retiring business men, created quite sensa-
ton among that body who were honorably men
toned. and they expressed great fear that we
might lose some subscribers by the (" free express
sion of our thoughts As it may be some graft
fcation to them, inform them that we have
lost the patronage of two drinking establishments,
on that account; but calculate, more than
make them up from those whose eyes are opened
to the folly of spending their time and money in
taverns. If we should not be able TO live here,
we have one refuge left, that is, we can starve,
as others will most assuredy do, if they pa,ronize
some of the establishments which have taken our
innocent remarks in such high dudgeon
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10
A RUMOR.

We see it rumored in the New York Morning
News, that Dr. N. M. Miller, the present effici
cient Third Assistant Postmaster General, is to
be removed, and Gideon Welles, of Connecticut
is to be appointed in his place. We do not be-
lieve that any such change is conceived by the
President, or Postmaster General, DR.. Miller
was placed in his present office by this Admins
tration, and we cannot believe that he is to
be whis'led down the wind. 1t would not be
favoraby received by large portion of the De-
mOeracY.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10
CONGRESS.

In the Senate, on Monday. nothing of interest
transPired. Judge Pennyback took his seat.
The election of officers was postponed till Tues
day.
In the House, the Standing Committees were
announced by the Chair. The question of the
Florida contested election was taken I'D on the
motion OF Mr.. Hunter, and after dry and min
terestiog discussion, the House adjourned without
coming to any conclusion
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10
SECRETARY OF THE NAvY's REPORT

we have not room positively, for the ponderous
but important Reports which have emanated from
the Executive Departments, and the Democracy
ought to be ashamed 10 permit the only paper in
this section of the State, which advocates their
principles, to make such humillating excuse,
owing, as 1t is, alone, to their miserable parsmo
ny In supporting their press, while the Federal
press Is literally patronized but we commence
publishing the Secretary of the Navy's Report,
to-day, because of the direct interest felt in this
section of country in the Navy. We will not
ride II with any comments Of our own at present ;
but solicit for it a careful perusal; when it is
before our readers, we shall, perhaps, give them
our views
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10
SPREADING OF THE SMALL pox.

The Port Tobacco Times, of Thursday last.
says that the small pox is raging in the vicinity
OF Gloucester, Va; Young farmer "havng
went to Baltimore short time since for the pur-
pose OF laying in his winter supply of clothing for
his servants-whle there he bought some second
hand clothing, which, it is thought, had been in
fected with this malady, as the servants, after
few days wear of these garments, were violently
attacked with small pox''
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10
PIISEYISM

Is still advancing in Great Britain. Rev. r.
A. Coffin, vicar Of St. Mary Magdalen, and stu.
dent of Christ Church, Oxford. has joined the
Roman sect; also Rev. Mr.. Brown, curate of
Bawdsey, Suffolk; several university men at
Stonyhnrst are secretly apostaies from the church
OF England; and at a church conservation in
Leeds, Dr. Pussy and his friends refused to SIGN
declaration Of loyalty TO the church of England
and aversion to pOpery - Boston Post
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10
A CoMpLIMENr ON rur MYs,o,

A CoMPLIMENT ON THE MEssAeE.-We met
sterling old Knickerbocker, yesterday, in Broad.
way--a Democrat Of the days of Jefferson old IN
years but youngin enlhusiasrn-and asked wbs,b.
er he had read and was his opinion Of, the Presi.
dents Message? Read tp he exclaimed
Read i'll Yes. sir; have read it, and re read
(" again and d-n me II don't believe it wis
written by Andrew Jackson, before the Old He,o
was taken to blessed immortality IN y
ELObe
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10

ton for the character, virtues, and patriotism of
General Andrew Jackson. these resolutions be en-
tered on the Journals Of both Houses of this
Legislature, and that his Excelency the Gov
ernor be requested to forward a copy of them TO
the family Of the deceased
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10
A GOOD ONE.

very good widow lad Y who was looked up to-
by the congregation TO VIII icb she belonged as an
example of piety, contrived to bring her conscience
to terms for one little indu geDce. She loved por
ter, and one day, just she was receiving half
dozen bottles from the man who usually brought
her the comforting bevera ge, she perceived (Obi
horror J two Of the grave elders Of the church APP
prOach the door. She raj the man out Of the
back way, and put the bottles under the bed.
The weather was hot, and while eonVersiDg with
the sage friends, pop went one Of the corks.
Dear me !" exclaimed the gooJ lady, =" there
goes that bed cord it sonpped yesterday just the
same way must have new rope provided.
In few moments pop went another, followed
by the peculiar Kissing Of the escaping liquor
The rope wouldn't do again, bsi the good lady
was not at loss
" Dear mo !" says she, +" that black cat Of mine
must be in some mischief thers-s'catF"
Another bottle popped of, and the porter came
stealing out from under the bed curtain
ooh dear me-" ca id she " had forgot that
it was those bottles of yeast Pm o. Piea-
yuns.
A VEGETABLE WAIsTcobT. Sc Tom, what
kind Of wastcoat is that you have on 2"
q" Why, it's cloth 70 he sure"
Didh'l it come from old Thrcadneedles', the
tailor 2'
Yes"
"Weu, then, its vegetable waistoOa'"
" A whatF
"A vegetable waistcoai : iss made Of cabbage"
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10
A PUBLIC MEETING

Of'he citizens of Norfolk is called by the May
or for tomorrow evening, to convene at the Town
Hall, at O'Clock. to consider the present condi-
tion of the Portsmouth Railroad, and its threat
ened extinction, together with the important in
terests of the city of Norfolk involved in the con-
tinued existance and good condition of this route
from our port to the waters of the Roanoke river.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10

An extraordinary surgical operation was latstv
performed in Mssouri-wbich was the complsio
removal Of the patient to another world 'Tbs
physician is doing well.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10

CALEB j. MCNULTY, late Clerk of the Houss
Oh Representatives. who is on bail to answer be-
fore the District Court at Washington, certain
charges tor embezzling public moneys, recently
applied to one of the Ohio Judges for habeas
corpus, with view to obtain release from his
obligation 10 attend for trial. The application be-
ing refused, he started for Washington in compa
ny with his bail and others, but after maxine
some progress in his journey, one morning he sud-
denly disappeared!
Mr.. mcNulty did not run away. He was a
little sqneamish, about coming on under an ar
rest, and did not like the company of his surety
and the Sheriff, and therefore gave them the slip,
and has appeared in Washington City, in person..
So says his attorney, Mr. Carsle.-.New Era.
1--WE publish the following lines at the request of
the writer
TO MARGARET AUGUSTA *..s*..
Will you smile my song, whose wild notes dis.
play,
My own treasured thoughts. in it's ingenious lay
AND IL aught like presumption should float in its
tune,
oh remember the zephyr eft sings near the moon
And the night winds do murmur their soft melting
strain,
And minge their chaunt with the nightingale train.
~-''N' 800"
Irvine,
They will heighten the glow of each soul breathn
line.
The gay and thoughtless may laugh and seem wise.
And yield their smiles free to the first pleadin q
eyes;
May laugh with the laughing, or frown with the
grave,
May weep with the weeping, be brave with the
brave;
But never could bear the chameleon like mind
That changes its feelings with each veering wind
And its smiles its frowns, should it darken or
glow,
1t awakens no thrill, and occasions no wo
But she, whose pure mind is a mirror whose face.
Reflects all that's worthy rehection-can trace
Effects to their causes, whose soul beaming eye,
Like sunbeams in winter, illumines my sky:
And scatters the clouds of distraction and care
Which life's chequered skies do alternately wear.
And awakens CLEAN on my soul that will play,
While my heart has throb while life holds her
sway. ]. w H*s*As*
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10
BRITISH AUTHORITIES.

The late Judge Daniels of Virginia. used to
tell with great glee, when young man on III.
circuit, he saved a clients life solely becapsa
the opposite council quoted from British author
tlesf Ii occurred during the last war, when The
English squadron under Admiral Cockburn was
ascending the Potomac river burning and plun-
dering the villages along its banks, a negro man
was arragned for the murder of one of his own
color; the offences was clearly proved, and the
only chance for his escape was slight informaIi-
ty IN the indictment. The prosecuting attorney
IN reply to Mr.. Daniels defence, quoted from
British authorities in order 10 establish favorable
to his case the disputed ground. While he was
speaking, at intervals the cannon from the Bril-
Ish squadron In the river was sounding forth their
unwelcome sounds, and when Daniels rose TO re-
ply. he with great tact seized hold of the STRONG
point of his opponents cause turning il eornplete
ly against him.
Gentlemen" said he, to the justices on the
bench, 1.-The prosecuting attorney quotes on this
occasion British authorites British authorities
gentlemen! Can there be any one in this conrt
room except himself SO dead TO feelings of patriot
Ism, as at such moment TO listen to British au
ihoritles, when British cannon is shaking the very
walls OF this court house to their foundation I
pause for reply?
Up jumped one of the justices, highly excited
at this appeal. and thus addressed the prosecuting
attorney: Look here, Mr. A., you had bet
ter strike line from this court hoese, with Won,
British authorities, UT I'll commit you Prisoner
you can go! Crier, adjourn the court British
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-10

ExTRAoRDINARY.-Majo General Scott, com
mander of the forces. arrived in the city of New
York, on Wednesday .-Erchange paper.
This puts US in mind of the bard Of GOOSE
Creeks address to General Washington, half
century ago:
% Here's to thee brave General
I Commander of the Forces,
Also Of the foot, and
Likewise of the horses',
-CleuelaRd Plain Dealer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06
VALUABLE EXTERNAL REMEDY.

HUNTS LfNlNE,NT-ThiS ceiebratrd remedy
Tor n. hrs; tlE,e offers! tie Newly Srk pablic the
ieSi 'Fneh u has obtained the County HescheS:sr
where Vas 81, Siiy introduced has Etscsd TIE proprietor
ben discovered Al -SrFa remedy that HIS proved Certain
IN rs effects n Permanently calinC the following diseases
ae4zE7is,S retisi Limbs, Penn Chez, and SGct
SrrG;nS Dfasts Nervous affections Usalnsss IN the
oints. CoHiraett9rs Of ne Muscles B.s Salt Rkesr
Group. 3si, IN ne Faes. Tooth .7cis. sc 81.
lhe following Letters from iha highly eminent Physicians
who haze had charge of the Hospital in the Sie sing
Po for maly Is The powerful eyidrrc- IN favor
ths celebrated External Remedy Is suc-nt gar,n
That worthy the confidence of the rzBl.c Fox la,tic
ular the certificates accompanying each bottle. Price
D cea;s.
SrSG SINe. December 18Th 1871.
Ny Dear SIR Received year If yesterday IS snc nv
Stanton. knowing Its c9Tqcscn and having frequently
used IT, recommend IT safe external remedy
and IL nj opin0a the best l.inmsnt now in use.
Nery truly AID respectfully yoprs
y X. HOFFMAN, ". D.
Col PIrERE Vas CoRrrtSpT.
fuly concur the above oUlnIon
This L;ai-nent is sold By RaSion Co Ito Broadway
Astnr House; Broadway. Foureenih.svt; A i. i
D. Sands 70 Euliop-sei 10 Broadway - East Broadway;
sspnwaii 50 WillAm-StIee e1km, Sill Broadway: Cur
o. ~ B0wary CraEdslret; Moss o.
non and r1ndre;: {. p Husstis, l NaSS7usiret,
of Ann Bousall. cor. Canal and Hudson Ausgia cor.
Cedar and Nassau j. j. Coddcsou 1903 Hudson street
Graham corner Of Oldslp and Watersheds Hihbard Cobb,
SIS John.siEe-t Mrs. Hayes 1870 tuon Brooklyn Qulrk,
corner Of Atlantic and Columbia Brooklyn: and Druggists
generally throughout the city and United States: and by
HOADLEG. PHELPS y co. li2 Wai-i-Sfeet " y who
the wholesale agents. Orders addressed 10 them or 10 the
proprietor al Sing SIM viii be attended to-
"a i'm George. r. STANTON.