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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

~ Gov. SLADr Of Vermont sent in his Message
10 the Legs aiure Saturday. Il Is very long filing
than three pages THE Montpelier Daily Journal
Its principal topics Education the Safety Fund en-
,eniiary system, Asylum for the Insane Geological SUI
vey OF the State Usury, Annexation Of Texas Slavery
The Tariff and Peace. On all these subjects the Gov
ernor speaks with his usual ability and in accordance
witty the sentiments he is known 10 cherish, and which
il is believed in unison with the popular viii in that
s,aunch VIII. state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

~ The Lowell lox Popui says thai the time
of running The Factories in that city is thirteen
hours per day, instead Of the IL hours 10 minutes
stated by Rev Mr. Mines in his book. As Mr.
Mness statement was accompanied with precise
data sustaining il. we wish the Nox Popuh wsud
make equally precise counter statement, setting
forth the hour of opening and closing the mills in
each month Of the year. The Nox also fatty con
tradic,s Mr. Mines's statement that the actual mum
Der Of hours averaged by each girl in the course Of
year is but ten and half per day. The Nox gives
no data in conulaton of that of Mr. Mines bat says
i, is absurd 10 suppose the mills are KEEP; running
hour and forty minutes after the workers have left
But this is pal,ry sub,erfugc All understand that
the machinery is started before the spinners and
weavcrs go TO work and that all do no; get 10 al the
precise minute. while individuals are often away
from work on one errsnd or another. We wish the
Nox would furnish US a statement on its side Of the
actual time made in the course OF year by each OF
the workers ON one of the corporations; next. We
should like to see it compared with the working
hours OF the servant girls Of Lowell OF Boston and
OF the country generally. Let US have the rhole
Labor question fairly discussed and understood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

rTWe never tired Of visiting The Amefc - W. eos
There Il always something new beng acded 70 VIZ
lerton Of curiosiues and Performances sna
NJ eqgsl any 10 the city Amusement snd ~
are blended In such place. and one can iA o. -
winner by waiting IL The BIZ. for today - s1ess. r
~ bours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
WING NOMINATIONS.
stnfc-EOR SENATOR'S.

stafe-FOH SENATOR'S.
Dat LUTHER BRADIsH. New-Yo,N
H-CORNEIIUS WARREN, Putnam
IH-WM. n. VAN -CHOONHOvEN, Ren..
v-JAMES g.. HOPKINS, a. Lswrerse
v-JOsHUA A. SPENCER, Ons.sa
yL-LORBNZO DANA. Aezsny.
vU--JOHN N. HOLLEY, Wayne.
"vlll-GIDEON HARD. Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
City-FOR REGISTER
NORRIS FRANKLIN.

FOR aSNLMBLy
DAVID n. OGDEN, ELLIS POTTER,
VANII TON FISH, X. -. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM HALL. L&RksON CkOLlUs,
A. X. LAWRENCE, MORGAN MORGANs,
PETER =. TITUS, JAMES KELLY,
X. q. BALDWIN, ygM. EDMONDs,
JOHN A. MAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

MEETING AHEMcAS HALF the news Il TIE
phusdep hia election is favorable grand rally VIII De
held to night at American Hall |; would BE- as Vel 70
bear this fact in mind and be prepsrcdevery man
for glorious demonstration The 5hiiier CUB hold
their regular business meeting al the same place
Native Patriot Of " ednesday.
- We rather think that grand rally was IN.
definitely postponed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

q The Abotionis,s Of the With Senate Dis
tdct have nominated John c. Hayt rs their candid
~ for Senator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

r. French Books may be procured IN our City
with prompness and facility BY application to Mr. P g.
sEHrEAu. foreign bookseller, No 3lS Broadway. He
has large assortment hand and will readily procure
any others which may 10 ordered see his card
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
Pennsylvania.

chester and Dei0,r are Senate District
D,iora-, Wing. 1873 Loci Native ~
CB,.,e, - 90 20 msi go
IleL Assoubiy " his .i257 Loco -lvf' Nsu'T'-'
whig Senator gain.
Lancaster Co. has elected the entire Whis ucke'
by 400 to zoo majority. Here Nativi-m made des-
pera,e effort Lancaster and Lebanon elect two
Whig senators-one gain. in place Of Champne!7
o.. Lancaster.
MONTGOMERY Co-LoSoFoco majority ABOUT
100. except on Proihono;bory, which Is 2oo
sehuvikH Co-Looo Foco ticket elected by coo
majority.
Cumberland Co.-Loco-Foco majority Oh canal
Commissioners 267.
York Co-Entire Loco-Foco ticket except
Treasurer. elected without opposition Independent
Treasurer elected.
B,.cks Co.-Tbe Loco Focos have elected three
Members Of the House Of Representatives By $50
majority
Berks Co-The regular Loco Foco iicke; elected.
Ioco.Foco NOxISATIOSs.-The LOc.s OF the Id
Senatorial District have nominated Saxtan Smith OF
putoan Co. as their candidate for Senator. Mr.
Smith is Barnburner.
Oyanee Co.-Wilkin Secor. Robert x. Th0mp-
son and W lliam l. Benedici-all Barnburners-ior
the ssemby
Columbia Co-William Z. Heermance Levi
Pitts and jeremiah Hover-Barnburners-ior the
Assembly.
Rensselaer, CO-Loco- Foco ticket: Geo h Da-
visl VIM. A McCullock. Lyman Wilderfo Assem-
bly, Old Hunker Of course.
Third Senate Disfr7ct We hear that judge
NICHOLS OF Greene Co. has been nominated Tor
Senator By the Loco Focos. We presume he IL an
Old Hunkcr as the Convention admitted the Old
Hunker Delegate to the disputed sea, from Albany
by vote Of to l.
Kings Co-Gamalie King and John \. VOORHEES,
for the Assembly.
Yates Co-Ge0rge Wolcoii for the Assembly.
Fulton Coo :. Grinnell ia the candidate tor
Assembly.
CGyuga Co-David Cook, Samuel Lockwood
and William Smith are the candidates Tor Assembly.
TFsSEssEg.-The Senate OF this State after one
hundred Intellectual baotings, elected Speaker on
the 9th instant Mr. Gardner the Loco-Foco candi
date who was obnoxious to the Wings rs one oiihe
celebrated thirteen, withdrew bis name, and II. VI
Wattersop Of Coffee. nominated in his place
and elected on the frs, ballot one Wing from Hen.
dersonD voting for him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

" We saw fugitive Slave a few days ago
who Alese that be assisted TO escape BY Dela
Webster and Mr.. Fairbanks This would seem slno',
sufficient 10 settle the question OF their PareiPaney in
the ozense with which they were charged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

e The AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ALFiERI-Trans-
lated and edited by C. rpwARps LEsrER has been t.
sued by Paine Burgess. 50 John-st As the life Of $
man Of genius and picture Of lasn Society and Nor
Ais it has gres, merit but consider it III calculated to
improve the morals of people Aheri was the Byron
Of Italy in the age which paved the way for and intro
duced the French Revolution. HIS works more de-
serving than his life WAS
" Prof WINES SIKH Lecture OF the Course Will
take psce this evening At u o'clock in Clinton Hall
See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

- The Commercial Advertiser. in an article on
the yirtuous Indignation expressed by several Of our
most impeccabe contemporaries at notice IN The
Tribune, observes:
Ether we do not understand ;he 1rbunes notice So
ia understood by the News form very di~rcnt
judgment the question Of propreiy. Nhsi We con
ceive Ia De the meaning Of The Tribune IT.. thai "hf
such notice shall be taken by the reporter 81 various
fabrics inventions &c. he shall think commens
with their merits and their importance 10 the pubic h"-
inventors or makers who desire more ample notice ana
fuller descriptions may have space FOR them on payment
Of suitable advertising charge Certainly we can see
no wrong in this for il does by means follow that me
Tribune is euogze articles which really are not worth
euogizing or recommend useless inventions.
The public has an interest In knowing "nai improve
menis made &c the editors and reporters OF Jour
nal are willing TO for this interest far as time and
space and knowledge will permit bu, men with more
time and knowledge DESTROYS 70 cater Tor the puoc
interest at greater length and more particularly NOW
what would the News require from An editor IN sucn a
case Shut his columns against the men VINO desire 10
whsper in the public carr That would be churlish.
perhaps unjust Allow those men 10 whisper AS long
and loudly they choose That would interfere SER
ousy with the interests of the publisher and the editor
control Of his own paper. The only proper corrse II
seems To US precisely that indicated by the Tribune
10 Jet the gentlemen talk away If course under the cd
tora oversight that they do not talk amiss they paying
a reasonable cor pensetion for the privilege
,y@ The naked question in this case il, Is it night
10 tell the public frankly that newspaper notices IN
tended TO promote personal interests are often paid
forl Or would it be better 10 deceive and humbug :
We are not prepared 10 admit that hypocrisy and
dupliciiy necessary in the prosecution of one :
business when we are convinced that they are we
shall endeavor to find some other way OF earning
bread But this city is at all times full of inventors.
exhibitors and projectors OF all kinds who natural
ly seek the aid of the Press to promote their under
takings An Editor, whose word with the public il
supposed to be good for any thing, is daily beset
with opportunities to go this way and run that to in
-pect and notice things for which publicity is sought
We have done our share Of this work for nothing
we will continue 10 do share voluntarily; but
when men require US TO devote our time and col
umns to their service we shall expec, To be paid
therefor Having resolved on this, we state II frank
Is TO our readers. so that any who may suppose
that we could be hired 10 state what we did not be-
lievc NAV make due allowance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE. Edited by JoHS IMAM an.
ROBERT A. WEST. sew-York Israel Post IA
Eassau-st

lHk COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE, E1lted ny JOHN IMAM and
ROBERT A. WEST. sew-York Israel Post 40
Nasssust-
This magazine is conducted with great spirit on
the par, of the Publisher, and gives evidence Of
much editorial care. The November number, now
before as is a very brilliant affair The embellish
ments have rarely been exceeded by any Of its CO.
temporaries Moses Commanding Water out Of
the Rock from Meurilos picture, engraved by Do
ney, Is gem of the first water ard no less beauti
full is an engraving Of the White Mouse. from
picture by Edmonstone, engraved by Kelly A
good ashton plate OF foor figures, colored and two
pages of Music, are surely enough for the money.
The contributions are from Gen. George p Morris,
Mrs Child, Mrs. sisourney. Mrs. Kirkland, Miss
Martha Russell. Mrs Osgood, Mrs. Butler, and 9th
ers The book notices appear to partake OF reli-
able character; and altogether we think this Maya
zine mast grew in public favor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
Respectfully your. g.,
BRIGHAM YOUNG. Prast.


WILLARD RICHARDS, Clerk.
The ti-Mornon Committee in their reply b. the fore
going declare themselves satisfied with is terms and
that there appear. 20 be general acqgescence IN the ar
rangemen, the part Of the citizens far At least rs
suspension oi hostiiiics until Spring. when
he whole difficulty may De ended By the removal II the
Mormons according to agreement
The committee have issued address 70 the AntiM0r
citizens Of Hancock and the surrounding counties
exhortng them peace and iorbearsnce that the Nor
may have no occasion for violating their agreement
They say;
Al the solicitation q men Of al partie. and from
conviction Of the necessity Of the measure Gen Hardin
has determined 10 station portion Of his troops in th
county maintain order. who will remain IN the field
until the Governor shall order them 20 he dlsbanded-
We have also recommends % the Governor 10 appoint
Attorney for the State who snail decide what
process the military !orcs sha execute and thus pr
ven, them from being harrassed By being called out ~
act in frivolous and improper cases. snd Al the same
time 10 check and restrain Tia troops from any improper
action
Thus ends we hopeior the present ateast, this most
unfortunate and disgraceful war. We hope that
deeply frsugh with intolerance snd persecution
side and ignorance and fanstci.m N the ether
may never be renewed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

MAGNETIC TELE6RAPH.-W learn from the Buf-
fso Pilot that - 90 OF the $50 Telegraph Stock ap
proprated to Buffalo have been subscribed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

Tng MORMON CoMPRoMIsE-The st. Louis Re
publican Of the sth inst contains the correspondence be-
tween the Anti Mormon Committee aud the President
and Council Of the Mormon Church which dscoses the
terms on which the parties have agreed 10 suspend hos
li,ies The following official letter from the Nonnons
will enable our readers to get clear understanding Of
the matter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

Washington Def, ri and others. Defendants.
The Defendant John RitcLie. moi having entered
ms appearance and siv"n security according 10 the
act OF assembly aud he rules Of IhIs court. and il,
app arlng hy sIiisiacInry proof hat lie is mol an in,
hahiinnt ui th- commonwealth ui Virginia--On MOI
non "i the c"mplninani by counsel. 1t is ordered
that The said elendauis 10 appear here on The first
dnI of he neSircrm. aud answer the COMPLAIN int's
bit. a"d that a copy oi THIS order he forthwith in-
sered IN some uewsraIc r printed III the city Of
Wheeling Tor two months excessively. and pos ted
nj lie front duor Of Inc CONT house OF Ohio county.
a co?y testc. ALIEN II LAIDLEY. clerk.
} u f. aug 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

q iUGINIh-rN cnANoERv Al Rulcs held
, m the c.cr's oncc at lie Circuit Superior
G ufi at LAW aud chlnce.v fr the county ol Clio.
ia ihc month ut August 1915.
The North Western Bank ui Virginia. C0mp!d 'nani
against
Matthias J,h|rs, John NJ NJ Cfcary. William T
Gordon, John w Boring. E@vari II Fl zhugh.
The Merchants and Mschnuics' B,nk vi Whoo-
ing, Elijah G J,H,rs, A'bcr Butts. William
Armstrong John II \ .insirOng, william Dusty.
D,tcHdGntS
TIE Def uiauis Nathins letters, John VI Me,
Cr"ory aud William f GORDON. not having oLicrcd
their appearance aud given security accord ng To
the net OF assembly nuI The rules al hi, cnuri. AID
Il appearing by satisfactory proof Int they are not
inhuhllanrs OF Ihc commonwealth Of Y.teini0--On
motion ui he complainant 10y counsel. II Is ordered
that ihr SAID defendant do aTp,ur here un rho fnsl
day niihe next term. aud answer he complaInnn's
bill aud ilot a cory of Ihs utder be forthwith in.
serted ~ some newspaper printed in tho city OF
wheeling for TWO months sUccc sivclv. aud posted
AT the front door Ut the court house at Ohio cuuuiy
cory Ies'c, ALIEN n LAIDLEY, cicfk
AZ. mug 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

~ tAAt 'ht hftu
V ihe clerk ,iico OF the C,teut Superior Court
of Law aud Chnncery for the county Of Ohio, in Tho
mouth Of Augu.t 1915.
Hiram Mauil. Complainant.
against !
j I'm Gilohrisl. Edward ~ Fitzhugb, The North
Western BhHk OF Vuginia, William r Deaa, Will
liam c. lin. jonas Crumhackcr. Morgan NelsonI
Daniel NJ Edgir e'on. John Eoa. John q Eof. and
Jane. VI Stout. Epkraim Pollock and John ALL
man. William Fleming. ard George + Jingle. and
Jonathan Wilson, Dtfepdants.
The Defendants William r DAN. William Cufio,
and Jvnaihnn Wilson, moi having enior,d iheir, sp-
l'apuce and given security according 10 ihe act OF
hs'cmi " und thc iulcs oi this court. aud il appear.
ing by sniisiacirr nv proof Tint they ore not inhabii-
nnis oi ,he cummnuw ealih of vIrcinia-On moIIop
"' c'inpIilueni 10y counsel. u is ordered that the raid
dtichdunis DO upnear here on the first day Of ihs
new Term. aud answer The conplainaut's bill. nn9
HAT a CO.. Y Of This order I've forthwith inserted ia
some newspaper printed in the city of Wheeling
tnr Two months excessively, aud posted at The front
The court house ofO 10 cont'y.
a cory icsc, ALIEN Il LAlDLEY. Clerk.
Goop aug l9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

WinGfNiA--iN cuANcrUy-N mcs he'd
- Wthe C.crkt ulicc at the Circuit Supenor
court ut Low ard Cha.ccr, Tor the county ol Ou!o.
u ,hc month eft August 1915.
Lawrence 4 Washington oud MARY w W shireI,s
ComPiatna"is.
against
O'hr ~ lI,i-lc'l ard Matilda he wt(c. james n
Stout uud g. iz,tcih : his wifc. David HILL and
Eliztbc,h T. his WIFI Etxihcih Cumphcli. Jlhn
& Caiuuhclt. Parker Campbell aud Isabella his
Vie, samuel Lyon md Nary his wife. john
Richie aud Ellen III. wife. which said Eiziheih
e. mphell, John { Campbell. Parker Campbell.
Nnu,y lSon sud Ellen Richic. are the hoirs al
loN of tmrcis G Campbell. lai, Of Ohio county.
deceased, DJ,niaH'S.
The Defendants i:jzatc,h Cninptcll. Simn,l
LYON nnd Nancy his wie. afd Juhn Rjch.e and
Ellen his w,ic. rot having ca, rel theirappsanucc
uud given security ascending 10 HE act OF assembly
ard INC rulcs 81 his court. and 10 appearing Ly sal.
i,lactufy ptont lhaf ihcy arc nui inhabitants ct The
commonwealth 81 ViFgmia-On tnolion Of Ihe com
pilirnnt ~ cnut sci. IL u orlt red That ihc snid de-
irndIuts iu nprthr here on he Gfsi dav Of he nest
term, AID answer nc omplaiunu'| hill sad thar n
oi ihi, urlcr he Grhw th iuseu,d IA sune
ncvrIapcr pruioi b. The cily oi Nhcclunc Tor Two
nHnihs su',cs>I,o'Y. aud posted ni NC fuit door OF
he court louise ul Ohio cuuutv a cory rc.te.
ALtH + LAiDLLY, clerk.
Coon aug Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

Aaron Denman Chaloner, aud Scbicski Brady. and
John L'si, ENccui"rs al Ihe last Will aud lesla-
mcnt ui James Caldwell decd, Defendants. ..
Take notice. that the DISPOSITIONS Of Daniel c
List aUl John Morgan aud Others, will lie taken at
lac office OF jacob ~ Frzhugh. nltoruips in The CIV
ni Wheeling IN The state of Virginia, on Tuesday
he TWENTY FIRST day uf Oci"her A ID 1915, be-
rwCcn The hours Of eight o'clnck a NJ. aud seven
ucluck p NJ, Ia hc read IN evidence in the aloya
uaWod cause on behalf Of said deIendanI. Aaron
Dcurnun ChaluucE a ii from any cause The la
ktug ~ lhc same shall not lie completed on that
day The taking thereof will be adjourned from
ZINE 10 tiUe mill ihc same shall bc completed
AARON DENAAN ~CHALONER. by
Il JACoB, has Attorney.
To SAID CoMrLNiNANTs AND THE EXECLTORs or
JAME> Caldwell, decd. 4w sep %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
DJendapis, A

Mari D'nG'ass ond oher,. DcJtndapis, A
The Defendant John li,tchic. net having entered
his appearance and given security ncc"riii TO tho
acioi assembly mad The rules of Ibis court, and II
appearing 10y satisfactory proof that he is mol an III
hatiianl OF Tire commonwealth OF Virginia--On mo.
non oi ihe complainant by counsel, il is ordered
MAT 'he said defendant dn appear here on The first
day OF The mex; ierm. and answer tie romplaiDanis
hill, aud IhaIa copy Of this order be ~luuLwiIh inser-
ted ~ some newspaper printed in the city of Whec-
Ing for iva mouths succcss.vely, aud pasted al the
front door ofIhe cUurI house Of Ohm county.
a copy icslc, ALEX + LAlDLEY, clerk
= r. aug 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

4 IRGlNlA-lS CuANCERY-A rules held
IA he o.e.k's olicc at Ne CucuiI Superior
Court ci Law ond chlNceW Tor he c uuiy oi Ohio.
tnihe month Il August 1915
S'muei & w man, William : Appleton, and Jusoph
Sn1h j.. FARMERS under lie iim ct Wymau,
ApI','uU x Co. CoMgiainaHts.
against
Lewis Sutton jt. and R,chard II Davis, partners
uud'r Ihc finn of Lewis Sutton & CO. and Jacob
Guodlug, D,IendynS
The Defendants Sutton & Davis, MOI having on
iorcd Ihoir Bppc0rnuce nrG given sccutliy n~ccurjjug
TO ihe ACT cot assembly, aud the rules OF this court
and II appearing by $ lisioclufy proof ,uui they are
mol luhahiinIts Of The commonwealth of Nrginia-
On ntoiim ut tho complainant 10y counsel. 1t Is or
tcscd lia lEc said dr icniau dn appeor hcIe on The
FIST DIZZY Il the next Jorm, nui answer the com. I.in
MS bill. aud that a copy uflhls order be ioftho ilh
'"soI'ea H. some newspaper printed Ia The city Of
Nhcciug for lwo months succrs.ivciy. aud ynslcd
II lie front door o. The court hnu.c oi Ohru county.
a copy tcsic, ALEN T LAiDLEY, clerk
J& +. aug 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

NInGiNIA-M cnA>cfnY-AI Rules held
v H. The CLERKS Office oi the Circuit Superior
Conrt OF Law and chanccry Tor the county ci Ohio
m HE nlUnih of Augusi 1915.
Lachornh Jacob, admiui.lra,or OF Inc estate of Sans
Vel SpngG deceased, Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

aN CIlANCERY-In the Circuit Superior Court
Il nj LAW and Chancery Tor Onio county, in the
Slcic OF Wig MIA.
Wi!Irrm James Chaloner. lay his next friend joseph
Caldwell Jr Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
NEIscv.

NinGINtA-is enAScrnY--Ai Rules held
IN the clerks Office oi tie Circuii Superior
Court OF Law and clonccry for The county Of Ohio,
n the month of August l645.
Zuchariah Jacob. administrator ol he estate Of Sam.
utI SpTgg deceos,d, Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

ENlRE x MARINE Observation-Disclosures arc
g. twosituatiuus only ia which ludiviluals cau
be placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value ofInsurauco. These are, while -'Gnd-
ing upon the runs of their own property, -ther
receiving from an insurance Office the full n.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spotsurrouuood perhaps by a d, solatcfom-
lty. lamCntmg hat stupidity and folly which haC
tailed 70 provide for such a Contingency.
ATKINSON, Agcnt of the PiiOIEC ZION
INSURANCE. co or HARTFORD, CONN
viii take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories. dc, together with then
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
,cet1tty, and evcryOther description OF lUsurablc,
ptaptriy' $50. on Steam, Keel and fiat bonts
sndtheIr carGoes 20 and from any port on the
! Western Waters.
'Ioicl. inn 1, 1912
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
II. NEw AND ,pLrvDlD STEAMER
THE NEw AND SPLENDID STEAMER
ALlQ BIPP

AAF W.
ALlQ UlPPA
A S MHTH, master, val centinue to
~ 2 RON through The season as q
weekly packet ietwsen Fl Is
bug 10 aUd Ciuc mali leaving Wheeling every
SUNDAY evening at O'Clock, and Cincinnati
every "Wednesday al 10 NJ
70 'rcigbl OF passage oppiy On board.
feb 27
THE NEW AND sPLENDrD STEAMER
VAIL,
LoGAN, master, viii con
n ~ tILuc 10 ron thrnueh TIE
& 49, e-slnn as "a weekly pack 4
@lA@ heiwecn Piusburt n ord
Cincinnau; leaving Wterl ne cvefv WedntS
i3y evening atg O'clock and Cincinnati every
Saturday al 10 a VI.
Tbis steamer is provided with Evans safe.
rs Valves and 40 iron 1901 a. projection a.
saiust explosion and fire
For ire ghi OF passage apply on board.
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