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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-13

HORRIBLE ATRocIrY. New Orleans, on the
l4h inst, a slave named Pauline was brought before
Recorder Genos, charged With the most atrocious and
brutal conduct towords white woman, named Mad.
Rappeneck and her three children. The husband of
Mad r. is German. 1t appears that some months
since, he purchased Pauline, to whom he evidently
transferred his affections from his wife. who is a
French woman. He recently went up the country,
business calling him to the West, and in going, gave
charge of his house and business to Pauline, placing
IN her hands the money to pay rent current expenses
&C., thus making his wife the slave of his slave. The
latter, with an instructive barbari,y, at CON-
menced a series of most revolving cruelties her
unfortunate victim and her children. She confined
them in a small dark closet. in which there nc
ventilation, gave them but little and inferior food
and in fact, almost ayed them alive by daily fagel
ation. Even after the wretch had been in custody,
the lady almost afraid to speak before her. The
sum of S220 was found upon the slave, who was
consigned in irons to the parish jail, there to await
the visitation of justice.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-13

THE MASSACHUSETTS ANTI-ANNExArIoN Convention
adjourned at Boston, Thursday, after having adopt
sand delegates were present, some flaming. William
Lloyd Garrison offered resolution to the effect that
If Texas should be annexed the Union be dis
membered The venerable Linus Child, member of
the Senate of Massachu sets from the Worcester Dis
rrict, calmly and temporarily reproved the spirit Of
fanaticsm and sedIton displayed in the resolution and
moved that it be laid the table, aud it was so dis
posed of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-13

ANNEXATION OF CANADA.-Petitions for the annex
alton Of Canada in circlaton all along the lines
There thousand reasons for the Annexation OF
Canada. Military security-the entire command Of
the great Lakes-the opening of a market for our
manufacmres-ths carrying Of produce-the preven-
ton Of nnuggling-and above ALL the strengthening
of the Northern section of the Union, all ncon-
trovertble arguments in favor Of the Annexation Of
Canada If the principle Of strengthening one part Of
the Confederacy against the other to be recogniz
ed, then surely, the Northern States have right to
Canada, particularly if the South obtains Texas Be-
sides, the Articles of Confederation adopted in the
Revolutionary War, expressly declare that Canada
may come into the Union whenever she pleases.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-13

AMERICAN HEMP.-It Is stated in the N. o. papers
that two ships for England. and ship for France.
lately sailed in day from New Orleans loaded in
part, with American Hemp. Missouri water-rotted
Hemp has much improved IN quality within a few
years; and although it may be full, equal to Rus
sa Hemp. yet it is fast getting into favor. Some Of
the New York packet ships rugged with cord
age made from Missouri Hemp.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-13

In the Senate Feb. 5th, Mr.. Benton moved that the
bill heretofore submitted by him for the Annexation
of Texas, be taken up, for the purpose of enabling
him To sdbniit another bill in its place. which was
agreed to- Mr.. B. then briefly related the outlines Of
the project. which provides for the admission Of
Texas as State, with the privilege of two Repre-
sentatives and two Senator's in Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-13

Mr.. Bates Wing Senator, in his reply to Mr.:
Woodbury., stated that Protective Tariff necesj
sary "to enlarge the basis. IF industry, and STOP
THE TIDE OF EMIGRATION To THE WEST.
WHICH WAS CARRYING WITH IT CAPITAL
OF MEN AND MONEY!w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-13

IMPORTANT THE GIRns.-TLe Free Will Baptist
General Association, lately held in Painfed, N. Y,
resolved that enlightened Christian innoceny
carry on courtship by late sitting" What viii the
girls say to this We suspect that these "old folks
used curious shines when they young
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-13
Gov. Derr has Refused the Iusulfin;
Offer Of the AIgerine Tkra,sts.

be that Gov Dorr refused his liberty at the loss
of his honor He demands the fights and liberties of
freeman, before he will accept the boon Of leaving
the prison walls That liberty he demanded for others
in Rhode Island, he demands for himself and rather
than sacrifice it, he viii perish in the walls of
loathsome prison
GOVERNOR DORR.
at will be from paragraph in another column,
that the noble prsoer the honor Of whose name alone
redeenis his Unworthy lit lie State from the shame of her
persecution a, hun, has, expected by his friends,
declined accept has liberation from prison the
offered him by the tyranny OF his oppressors For
ourselves, hardly knew what wish hope might
be his decision. Had he been Of such pny steal
frame and vigor of health, be able endure his
present confinement, without probably iaal injury
body, IL not TO mind, should have hesitation in
preerrng that he should remain ncarcerated twenty
years rather than accept the boon of freedom the dis
honoring form in which, though in very mockery, il
rendered 10 him. As il was se divided between
hope that lie might be pfesaled upon accept, and fear
lest he should He has settled the question Tor HIMSELF
aud as TO have been expected-as tiuse who made
the insulting tender doubtless expected tie will not
purchase his liberty the expense OF the dignity of his
cause and the integrity of his personal honor though
reads this paragraph, constituted TO feel with a
deeper keenness Of pain, the slow death of prison.
They offered discharge him a dsgraced and branded
man. political Out-cast stll dead TO all civil rights,
uider the very constitution they require him
obey. II remains TO be seen now, whether tiley will
fuse the petition OF his parents be permitted To visit
hun, and allow him the attendance of his accustomed
family physician Who, from the spirit Of their past
treatment OF him, venture 10 indulge much hope that
they wl"
Every lover of liberty throughout the land, should
rise up at once and dencunce the tyrants who viii
thus trfe with the rights and privileges Of their fell
low men. They could only convict him BY packing a
jury iis butter foes, and they dare not keep him in
prison without preext of offering him liberty Their
mockery of offer of liberty shows their fears
and conviction that he ought to be set free.-Ohio
Statesman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-13

WESTERN WATERs.-There were tlrty-eight steam
boats built at Cincinnati, Ohio in 1874. Their ag-
gregate tonnage is s,248 tons. Average cost $685.
600.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-13
Ok.

His dock had charms TOO strong TO be resisted,
His pious bowels yearn'd wheneer he saw them,
His error was but trifiing, and consisted
Merely in feeling Of instead Of for them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-13

ESTRAY NOIlCEs :..-s..s
yUyHE undersigned has tfken into ms posesson an oo
prevent her vm STRIVING n aean, saa es , & ~
e in he len leg shoqder and - believed 10 ~
IA IA Il not thoughts worth e cs that aend me i
ee IL nesting viii be posted by me- Inc owner N
os I 10 come be hid ~ applying 10
three mics northwest MOS eon
Indar1- -,
feeernber %. 1874. 34-3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-13

E-It is stated that clerk IN Bank at Detroit is
defaulter to the amount Of $1,000. He has sloped.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-13
NOTICE.

uExIMA DIJNKIN the undersigned her hu
% band, cation all persons e..
warned NOT 10 with with The expectation o my paying 'i
delas for IN NOT pay any debts that she may eanu1S
February 8, is45. 3+3w-s AktuOh DcNnlH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-15

AlRGINIA-iS cuANcERY-AJ rules held
IN The clerks office OF The Cucuit Superior
Court oi Law end charceW for The uniy OF Ohio,
IN the month of August lsi5.
Samuel Wyman. William 5 Appleton md Joseph
Smith jf. Tnrnets under The finn ol Wymnn,
Appleton q Co. CompLainants
against
Lewis Sutton jr. md Richard II Davis. rortncrs
und'r the frIn II Lewis Sutton 81 Co. and Jacob
Goodmg. D,Jsn60nts
The Defendants Sutton g. Davis not having en-
leecd their appearance and given security according
To the act oi assembly ana rhe rules OF this cuurI
and 1t appearing hy satisfactory proof that hey al.
not inhabitants of the commonwealth Of Virginia
o. mD,iun of the complainant 10y counsel. II or
dered iint The said defendants do appeal here on The
irs day Of The next ieISn ga snsystt.iiss evm pl,n
mis- bill. and That copy oi'hls older be forhN il
inserted 10 siin- pcwsraper p.n,ed in the city ri
" hecing lar TWO mouths successfully, ard POSTED
a, 'lse front door OF The house ol OHIO county
cosy leslc, ALEX I LalDLEY. cle,k
~ +. aug 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-15


" 1RCISIA-iS cHANcrRv AT Rules held
IN the clerks office OF lie Cucun Superior
Z ufi oi Law aud chance;v mr the county vi OhIo
IN the month Of August 1915.
The N"rlh Weston Bank Of Virginia Comp,d nani
against
Mslihins j. Tiers. John NJ ~ Creaiy, william +
Gordon. John w Boring &c ward II Fl'zhugh
Tue Merchants and Mechanics Bank III Vince
ling. Elijah c JrGtr. Albert Butts. William
Armstrong, John Al Armstrong. WILLIAM Bushy
DcttnGonis
Tie Defendants Mauhias JciTcrs, .Ohn NJ Me.
Cf"ory md William Gordon. not having entered
their appearance and given security accord ng IT,
The act oi assembly and the rules "f this court 81
appearing hy satisfactory proof that they are not
inhabitants OF The commonwealth OF v.rginio-On
moii'n oil the complainant by counsel II is ordered
that The said defendants do appear here The frsi
day oiihe next terR. and answer the complainonit
bill. and that copy of this order be forthwith in.
serted IN some newspaper printed in tho city OF
Wheeling for Two m.nIhs successfully. and pusi ed
al tie font door oil the court house % Ohio county
cory iesie, ALEX Il LAlDLEY. clerk
r. aug 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-15
wIgRGlNiA--iN cnANcNR,-Ai :,

Nj BkGiNtA--ik CuANCkRN-At fuicS he Al
y mihe Geek office ui The Circun Superiur
! court "f Law and Cha-ccty TOR the county Of Ohio
| VA the month of August 1916
Lawtenee A WG.hingtvn sud hiary " WsshingiuA
CeNpiajnonts.
against
Ohm " Iicskcll ard Matilda HE w fe. Janes n
Stout ind Eizaheh s h's vile. Day I'D Hull and
Eh.,h.ih his wife. E'z,heih Campbell. I'm
Cumphell. Parkcr lCnmpbeil snd Isabella his
vie. Samuel Lyon aud Macy his wife. john
Richie AID Ellen his vile. Which -ald FL znbe h
Campbell. Jnhu { Campbell. Poker Campb,n
Nancy Lyon and Ellen Rncli-. are the heirs nj
Law VI Franc.s e CaLphc.l at, oi Ohio county .
dcceas,j, L,J. ndans
The Defendants Eaa'elh Campbell Samuel
Lyon and Nancy his wife. nLd iohn Eiyi.ie .nd
Ei!rn his wi-, nal having entered their appearance
and gwen sccutiiy according To the at of assembly
ard The rules 81 this court. md appearing hy s,i.
iSisctury proof lhsi hey not Inhabitants OF the
commonw eal,h OF Vifeinia--on motion al The com
plainant 10y counsel. il ordered that the said de-.
PENDANTS DO appeaT here The Gr-i dsy OF tho n.t
term. aud Tic cotnSl0nnn's' hill aud lLai a
copy al this order he Erlhwh inserted IN sumc
newspaper printed ia the city al Wheeling Tor two
months sucCessNey. and pasted M the font door OF
the court house VI Ohio cosniy cory e.ie
ALfX 7 LAIDLLY. clerk
Coop pugls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-15

u lHGlNlA--iN cBANcERY--AI rules held
in the clerks tIire oi The Cirruii Superior
Court Oi Law and ch1nccry for the county Of OHIO
'n The m"nlh oi August lSi5.
William / Dean, Complainant
against
JOHN GiIclrsi. Daniel NJ T. e ngiOn, jonas Cram
hacker aud William Tin. Djsn3sms
The Defendant G, film not having entered his ap
pcaranre and gwen sccnriy according the act ul
assembly aud lh" rules olth~ Court aud il appearing
ty s1irfactory pronl iha,he is no. an inhabanr of
tie tomm"nw enlIh OF ViremIa--On motion OF the
complainant 10y comhsel il is ordered that the SAID
defendant do appear hero un The 6rst day oi
The next Term aud answer the Complainant
hull, and lhal copy OF this order he iorhui,h
Inserted ia some newspaper pruied in tho city oil
Wheeling Tor iwo months surcessIyely, eud posted
al the TOni door OF the court huuse OF Ohio county
copy Iese. ALEX 4 LAiDl EY, Clerk
Nelson. aug 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-15
d. RlNrERs. LOCK mERE-M aeain-,y G.

IL RiNTERS. LOCK HERE Machinery Gu,
II We'd Tsps G--Ihe undersigned nrr rrrpss-c
:" f'rni.i. orIcrsny siylrsizr or pattern OF WOOD
TYPE. equal ia every respect. To any Eianu aciut.d
IA the Iuiicd States nj very Ice prics,'
Our Iypss ore accurately cut and cicnnly and
neatly finished. aud wsrranted NOT Ia become Az
Jurf 10y any usage 10 whrh Type hre ordinarily
subjected. The Woods No mahog my. b''x.
uoud. Sc; end grain. and prepared as ~ defy The
action oi wafer or the atmosphere.
Having just completed new and improved ma
chinery. We are prepared la Gil orders nt ibe
shortest n"iice; aud beng rrnciical printers. and
oi.e OF us having nine y'ar.' experience ss i''L-
printer allure, We Aaet ourselves Us ~ QUO ability
10 give 'siisiac,iOn IN every case.
PTPapefs that published The advertisement of
Palmer q t,u. cnn have their orders filled by ~.
IND, naI~fs Publishing this advertisement 10 Tho
amount OF -, Will receive their my ia ,yIs when
'hf'e times the amOuni at iheir ball ia taken Ju -
Editors Will please scud papers cnnisoine the sd.
veris' Insni that We ina, Know where t' sssJ o. eA
CIni' u sheets. MARTIN & JONES,
SW corner Of S, c.moie q cJ.is. Cincinnati
aug is 5w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-15
CITY OFFICERs ron Is1a,

"Afoh-S Ell " L. L.
Couneilmen:
Clerk-JAMEs S. WHEAT.
e,gedni-JouN MURRAY
. WhGtT Mas.er-R. HAMILTON
.Thos Hughes, Matthew M'L,re, w p Wilson.
w w Shfiver, A Todd, S Brady,
Sanborn, Geo Mendell, o Heiskell,
M Nelson, Z Coen, WIN Pumnbfsy
Jacob Amick, f Kelley, H Roberts,
ID Lamb.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
COUNCIL.
On OrdinaRess-MessIs Nelson, Brady and
Waear.
On Finances -Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb.
Kelley
On Streets aud AiIies-Messrs Todd, viii.
son, M.nGell, Amick and Kelley.
On Water Works-Messis Sanborp. M'LuIe
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On Market House -Mess:s Heiskell, PUN.
phrey and Coen.
On Coal Banks-MesSrs Amick, Wilson Re.
oerts and Superintendent of Water Works.
On nharreS-Shrivsb Hughes and Amck.
On Fne Observation-Disclosures Todj, M'I.nre
Sanborn, PumrhIey and Roberts.
On Pettttcns--Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn.
on Salaries-Messis Kelley, M'Lure, Shrl.
yer, Brady and Nelson,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-15

Vs r. MA, at eas s IN ss aelao
Court OF Law and Chancery fur the county Of Ohio
IN The mUnih Of August 1915.
adehne Caldwell. Complainant,
William Chaplinc aud Robert w Pendleion. Ellis
Is Long and Addison B Reilly. partners under tho
iit'n OF Pendieon. Lung Il Reilly nnd Isaac w
Mitchell. administrator oG S.muel L,wIhe! de-
ceased. Isabella Nv lhcr. Lnclen LowIher and
Mary r. Lowlher children and heirs at Law or
sn'd Simuel LpwIher. decd, u frndqnis
The Defendants PrndleiOn. Lung & Rely. not
having entered their sppesrance aud given security
according {" the net OF assembly aud The rules Of
ms c"uh' mud u appearing by satisfactory proof
'hai lhrS are MOI inhabitants ui The common " ca lh
OF N'fgna-On moiinn OF tie C. mi,ninGri w couh-
sell II Is ordered that The SAID d.itudaus do appear
mere on the tir"i day o, the next tern, aud answer
he cumpionauis hill. oul iha q copy ri ,his ur,l-e
be forthwith nsetled IL, some ucMsrsp PER pri'ed m
the city OF WhcehEg ar lwp months success ve!y.
and posted al the iron, door OF the cour, house uf
Oaio county. q copy resie
ALEX r LAIDLEY. Cork.
NIELSEN aug ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-15

NIEGINIA-N cn.vcgEr--A, Rules held
IN The clerks office ni the Circuit Snpsrior
Cour Of Law anal ohanccry for The county VI Ohi,i.
IN the month OF August lS55.
ZncharIah Jacob odnlnisIralor ofihe estate Of sam
oei sprieg deceased, Complainant.
against
Mark Douglass and Others. DsG.dan,s.
The Defendant John Rnchie. nGt having entered
his arpenranre and given ,ecusiy according To the
ae Of assembly an,l The rnlcs of this court and IL
appearing by satisfactory proof that he Is not an an
habiiani OF tie cOmmonw calh oiVrginia--On mo.
ton OF The complainant by counsel. il is ordered
hat The ssd defendant do appear here ON The first
day oil The neii Term oud answer HE compla nanis
bill, and thaia copy al this order be forthwith inser.
ted ~ some new spaper printed nIhe CITY OF Vice.
iing for iwo months successvely. aud pasted oil The
front drVr oi The court honse ol Ohin county
c"py leslie, ALEX Il LAIULEY, clerk.
* r. Jug 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-15
wv U S NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLAND.

EraD The new and fast running pas.
LIN sencer steamer NEW ENG.
LAND, Samsel b Page, COM
GsLjSSAASS mander, will continue 10 make
regular weekly trips TO Cinci0naIi; leaving
Wheeling every Wednesday evening al 9 %,
clock and Cincinnati every Saturday at 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior ac-
Communications, apply 90 board.
- gSThe New England was hult expressly
for the Cincinnati trade, and will continue in
tne uade The whole Sc Son.
grThe New England is provided with Evans
Safety GuaIdt TO prevent the explosion of boil.
ers. icb 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-15

NJ IVGISIA--iS cHAScERy--At Rules held
~ the clerks oticr al the Circuit Superior
Court ofL1w and shsnceiy hr lho county OF Oho.
IN The mJpth IS August 1915.
Zachrnsb Jacob al minis ralor Of the estate Of Sam
url SpUgg deceased, opNpLIisshf,
against
Samuel Pool md oihcts = 6ng17n
The Defendant Juhn Richie not having entered
he appearance ADD given sccutiiy ncoording IN NE
act o. assenhly aud me rules of This ciur. AID n
appearing ~ satisfactory prof ih-ihe !. toi sn r-
habitant Of he coiu3prWcali of Virginia on
inutiou Of the cOmpld nnn by counsel. 10 orJtreJ
hist ne SAID defendant DO sppenf here on the 6rst
Jay oithe rex Term, and ohsUer TIE crnriainau, .
hiii AID that cnry Of this ofler be- iofthWul w.
sencd w omo rewspapef printed IN the ci'y Of
Wheeling iUf two nnnihs sncce,svcly. nnd iibicI
the lioui door 81 The couu hoiso ~ CbtD county
/ A copy iesls, ALEX y Is DIZZY, clerk.
81 esq 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-15
rnE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER


ALL,
- LOGAN, master, will con
q > N ~ nLue 10 run through the
Hl;ssyr::.:tsEsI senson as a weekly packet
s-alsza <<--ss-zss XXX between Pit>bur' h aod
Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling every Wedn,s
day evening OF 9 o'clock and Cincinnati every
Saturday nj 10 NJ.
This steamer is provided with Evans Safe.
" Valves and an IRON roof as pTote elton a,
sainSt explosion and FIRE
For iIe:g hI or passage apply on board.
feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-15
BLANK BOOKs, BLANK BOOKs, sc.

JOFIIN J fiNoN EL'II,
Es OOKSELLER Slalipner and Blank Book
. Manuiaciufer, Union Street, WheelnS,
keeps constantly on hand aud manufactures TO
order Blank Account Books Of eveTy deScrip-
lion. MERCHANTS and Others who are re-
curing New Books, can have them rpltd 10
any pattern, and bound in The most desirable
manner AT The shortest notice, and warranted lc
give sat siac'ion
STA TIC merry in all It's variety, suitable
for Merchants, Banks and Public Offices.
AlSo-A large assortment OF School, CLASH
cal, Theological, Medical and Juvenile Book
al the veJy l0rta prices. mar ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-15

A ~ - e. X II ~ & r. :.

III y ISKS will be taken ~ the FIRE e. MARINE
Eta INSURANCE. COMPANY OF WHEELING
al IN, io9eSi rates on
Buildings Of all kinds. St. ne BRICK oil OGDEN
anu their contents;
Steamboats, faetoriesi mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise oioll kinda.
And agalnstall dangers attending the trsns
por,ation oil goodsoGrlvers, lokes, seas. canal
ana railroads.
Fer the character Of the COMPANIES to prcmp-
tiiude and liberality IN the djus:ncnl aud pa =
ment of losses. we beg leave t. refer 10 the Iner.
chats Of this place al elsewhere VINO have hac
the adjustment Of claims upon us. aug4
Office on Ma IL St r. " HARDING See'y
RETURN pREMiU M.
'ENNk Fire ard Marine Insurance Company
q of wheelit q, will return 10 per cenI on
all premiums .ecciyed for risks taken iIon. Ih.s
tim. v here no los has occurred.
feb II II w ri ARDI\G. Secistary.
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
THIS company being now duly organized, 'is
prepared toms axe insurance on every dcs.
ling aouses, Store III ousee &c with their con-
tenis. Also, Steam Boate, Flat Boats and Keel
Boats with their carRoes, to aad from any rort
on the Ohio and MISSISSIPPI rivers, or their trio
utary streams. Appiica lion for Insurance . !,
made Tor the present attne Office ofthe Wheel
ing Savinsslns titution
RETURN PREMIUMS.
VENHE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa
~ nv of Wheeling will return 10 per CEN
on all premiums received for risks taken from
his date, wheie no loss has occurred
r Mccoy,
NarCh 3, 1915. SccreiaTy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-15

EANDR SALE The nnhtcfbers. executors Of NJ
n Tiofnan, decd. offer for Gale, ne valuable
property lying on The wneTs oi Cross CIeek, nrause
county. Virginia, known by The name OF Carke's
Mills. The property confirms Two Hundred and
Fifty acres of Land. about one hundred acres Of
which ore under cGliivaioni Merchant IT, u. con.
iGung iao runs OF Burrs. and fiin Of stones for
country cork. with supply Of wafer throughout
the year; good saw MILL cooper shop. MdlIer's
house. sablIng nnd other necessary out buildings.
situate wiihiu q frs rate wheat righbor hood-no,
exceeding OF o mile from lhe Ohio Overland oil
a CONE njsnI dsiapre say het ween three and fouc
miles iroia either WelsbUg. Va, or Sieubeaville.
Ohio.
| Also Farm. beaaiifllly and conveniently sifu.
I ated adjoining the above property. containing Tive
hundred and ihity four acres; OF which abuut or
hundred and twenty Eve uctes a re under fine COLT.
/ vstion-wiih O comfortable dwelling house, barn
and other necessary ont buildings in good repair.
and a never falling spring Of govd water near tho
dor.
The ahove property will he ,oll Together ar sop
naiely, 10 sui puichascfs. md clear and indie
pu'sble uilo can lac gwen Application may be
| made eiihcr 10 Seth Cak no rssidss in Brooke
; County. W. nesr tie fcmi,es aud Who will show
the ptop,uy, or ~ the undersigned ~ Pittsburgh. Pa.
Il M die. Used nf previously at private sale. the
sb &C. property w, he offered NJ puhlic sale on tho
pr,iuiees m the III Day of Ccinher ~. ~ nom.
ard pnsscssion gwen on ne lI day ri Ayrd nt1t B.
Tt ss--One lh,fd Of The purchase money will
ne required g.koi iinsssss on " gveu aud the halr
ucr l'ree annual payments. bssriog Interest aud
secured ~ euon Me property.
= G rtER RYAN.
onssn MoRMs JONES. ~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-15
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
AII0IIP PA

Jn, ron " through rough thu, S' season s%,"a as 20 a
tsssSss;-sS.ss5s.s weekly packet etween Pi ts>
hnreh AID Cincinnaii; leaving Wheeling every
sunday evening at 0 o'clock, and Cincinnati
every Wednesday al 10 "A M
For freight OF passage apply On board.
feb 81