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PROBATE SlLHS,
PROBATE SALE.

NMIILL be offered for sale at PUBLIC AUG.
TION, to the last and highest bidder, by
the Undersigned Parish Judge in and for the Par.
ish Of 81. Landry,
ON WEDNESDAY,
The 18th day of January next 1S4S,
AT the last residence Of WILLIAM WIKOFF,
late ofthe Parish of 81. Landry, deceased, situa.
ted inthe quarter de ESyOis02ece. in
the Parish aforesaid, all the Property, movable
AZ well as im,noveable, belonging to the success.
SION Of said deceased, consisting Of
TEL PLANTATION
on which the deceased last resided, containing thirteen
arpents front by forty in depth, bounded ON one side by
land Of Widow Antoine Lambert, and on the ether side
by land Of Louis Vanhillc together with
AL the Buildings and Improvements
on said plantation.
81 Gract OF EaN0
situated in the aforesaid Parish, and lying on both sides
of the East Branch OF the Bayou Piaqaeiaine Brulee,
havmg thirty-seyen and 9 half arpents front, by forty in
depth, on one side Of said Bayou, and thirty five rpents
front by forty in depth on the other side together with
Az tAc Buildings and Improvements thereon.
"a CERTAIN TRACTorPARCEL ofLAND
situate and lying in Prairie Ma1fa, in said Parish,
fronting Bayou Conrtableau, bounded on one side by
land formerly belonging to the heirs of David Pannei,
and on the other side by land i Stephen w. Wikoif,
containing FIVE hundred suPer6tl al arpents.
A certain Tract or Iarcel of Land
situate and lying IN Prairie Maaoa, in said Parish, and
containing eight hundred superficial arpcnts.
A PLANTATION
situate in the Parish aforesaid. and lying on the left
bank of the Bayou Bout, having eight and a half ar
penis front on said Bayou, by forty arpents in depth,
bounded on the upper side by land Of Mrs. Dolia ID.
Webb, widow of SAID VIM. Wikof,, and on the lower
side by land Of Andrus and Wilkins, and continuing
three hundred and forty superficial arpents, more Or less,
L THE BUILDINGS
and improvements on the aforesaid land of Mrs. Della
D. Webb, situate on Bayou Bnuf, and joining thcabove
trnct of land.
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MrEscnrx.AMnoUs.

The influence of Christianity il thus eloquent.
" described by Mary Hewitt
Christianity, like d child, goes wandering over
the world. Fearless in its innocence, ii is not
abashed before princesses, nor contounded by the
wisdom Of synods. Before il the blood stained
warrior sheathes his sword, and plucks the lau.
rel from his brow The midnight murderer turns
from his purpose. and like the heart smitten dis.
ciple, Zoos out and weeps bitterlyl 1t brings lib
erty THE captive, joy TO the mourner, freedom
to thieslayc, repentance and forgiveness 10 the
sinnGS, hope 10 the flint hearted, and assurance
to the dying. Ii en- srs the hut ofthe poor men
and sits down with hem and their children III
makes them contentcd in the midst Of privations,
and leaves behind it an everlasting blessing. Ii
walks through great cities amid all their pomp
and splendor, their imaginable pride and their
unutterable misery, u purifying, ennobling, cor.
recting and redeeming angel. II is alike the
neutrality-suspicious. ofchildhood and the comfor-
table associate fold age. Ii ennobles the noble;
gives wisdom TO the wise; and new grace to the
lovely. The patriot, tho priest, tho poet, and
the eloquent man all derive their sublime power
from its influence. S
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and charged accordingIy:-but no advertisement or
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paid, unless at the option of the publisher.
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NEW MRLICATlONs

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
1TTELL's LIVING AGE, No 6. for October,
The american Almdkc and Repository Of Useful
Ka9tsteags YRlfl6; fgdtle year1t45.
The aa.als ~s- ma@ssSsss- aiLstrated by one of her
Jqrues' History Of Tic sanatotch Isisnds. / volume
octave.
Notes on Cuba. By Physician.
Enefson's Essays. second series,
Dr.. Channiag's Works-complete in 6 vols,
SPARKS Letters on Episcopacy.
A Pict0ridl Natural History. BY S. G. Goodrich.
author of Peter Parlcy's Tales.
Life Of Lord Eidoh. By Horace I wiss.
Life Of Richard The Third. Halstede.
The american House Carpenter, illustrated by more
than 800 engravings. Bye. Hatfield.
PuRch's Letter Writer.
oractes from, The Poets. By Mrs. Gilman.
Bush on the Restoration.
Keifh's Land Of Israel.
Pdriey's What ID, DO and Hoe to Do il.
Pariey's Wit Baaght.
Also-A few copies Of Dickens Christmas Carol
new edition.
Bingley's Tales about TrapelEiag-new edition.
Percy's Tales Of the Kings Of England.
Helen Halacy, or The Scamp State Of Conefackitd;
a Tale Of the Borders, by w. Glmers Simtns. author
Of Richard Aurdin,' "Ihe Yamassc,'' sThe Kins-
men, etc.
The Beautiful Upknoton, by professor Iugralam.
The Belle Of Boston, a. lie R5MoG StndeRts Of
Cambridge, by Henry Hazel.
No. 8, Wandering Jeic, By Epgene Sue, Hcrbert's
translation.
All the English aud american ANNALS, for ls45,
and other Illustrated works, gotap in a style Of SUPERB
or elegance, suitable for the season.
Just received, and for sale at the New Orleans Sta
TONERS Warehouse BIB. STEEL, IA Campst
Jan. 9. successor to Norman, Steele e. Co.
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81. 0rlea,rs ao0rrt(s sn1etrta
- ncnpnnnsa

AnN FEN
"a NEW and $ (endid collection of Pictorial Books,
fA and articlearSf fine and beautiful workmanship,
expressly designe, for gifts during the holidays. This
and extensive collection is not excelled by any
meet the times.
London and american Annaals for 1S45.
Drawing dfoom Scrap Book, Sc fine engravings,
Keepsake 13 fine engravings
The Boz of Beauty, ID engravings
The Al sacan Book of Beauty, 8 engravings
China ~ tt.rated0 32 engravings
Mtre dit qg's Sacred Gift, 90 cngravings
Jnvenleaveap Book, Is cngravings
Historic IlBafations of the Bible, 81 engravings
friendships Y sering, 9 engrayings
Forget-me-not, II engravings
Literary Souvenir, 10 engravings
The Gift, 8 epgravings
The Diadem, 81 engrovings
Leaflets of Memory, Il engraviags
Gems of Nature, %, eagravings
The Rose, 10 engraviags
The Opal, s cnvravinps
American Poets Gift, IS engrayings
Poets and Poetry of America
Illustrated Book Of Ciristian Ballads
The Green House
The Flower Garden
Flora's Gems
Flora's Dictionary, Illustrated
Language of Flowers
Female Beauty
Finden's Illustrations Of Byron's Works
Illustrations of the Danube
Illustrations of Bosphorus
Illustrations Of F~roistait's Chronicles
Woodworth's Greece, illustrated
Cunningham's Gallery Of Pictures
Youths keepsake
Byron's Works ILLUSTRATED
Lady of the Lake, Illustrated
Lala Rookh, illustrated
Rogers Poems, Illustrated
Cowper's Poems, Illustrated
MRS. Sigourneyss Select Poems
Paul and Virginia, Illustrated
Ages of Female Beauty
Spanish and Moorish Scenes
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress
Shakespeare, Illustrated
Don QuIxote, Illustrated
Robinson Crusoc, Illustrated
Together with all the New illustrated STANDARD and
other Books adapted for Presents: Common Prayers,
Catholic Books and Bibles, in elegant bindings, with
illustrations; Books, Games, and Puzzles, expressly
adapted for the moral and pleasing instruction of both
sexes; Ladies' and Gentlcmen's Work and Dressing
Cases, Of the most splendid description; Gold Pencil
Cases, Pcnknives, Foldert, Insktands, etc, for centre
tables, ETC., etc. s.
No cAertion or expensjfhas been wanting TO present
to my numerous custom srs the most splendid and com
Plete variety for 9resen y ever before offered in the city.
The public are illSyitedu . call and examine the assert
ment. IN B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
Jan. 8 suce ssor to Norman, Steel & Co.
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UPH0LSTERYg

uIHULDlEhl 9IAf Ii HANUlNGD
At No. Al Royal street, New Orleans.
FENHE subscriber has constantly on hand a large
Ia supply of CURTAIN S'rUfFS, comprising u
large quantity of splendid embroidered Swiss muslin
curtains,
Satin medallion curtain stuff, ::
Silk damasks, of various colors,
Worsted and silk mixed damask, various colors,
Cotton and worsted Mexico do do, do
Cotton damask do do
Also, a large variety of silk, worsted and cotton Dor
derings and gimps, Of assorted coIors and sizes.
Silk and worstcd tassels, assorted colors, etc.
Silk and worstcd cords, do do
And, i'll short, all the numerous different STYLES of chr.
tain stutfs and trimmings. Also, alargc assortment of
GILT wINDow-cURTA1N ORNAMENTS,
consisting of Window cornices,
Gilt poles, of different sizes,
Gilt ornaments and rings, different sizes,
Gilt eagles, do do
A splendid assortment of Embroidcrics, suitable for
ottomnns and footstool covers; embroidered bcll.pulls,
etc. etc, at remarkably low prices; together with IA
very large and splendid assortment of
PAPER HANGINGS,
which comprises the most splendid Historical Dccors,'
suitable for the decoration Of fnc saloons, etc.
'Dccors,' representing the five senses, very fine.
Gold and silver paper ~hangings.
Velvet and embossed do.
Satin and plain do.
Velvet, gold, and silver bordcrings
Bed top papers, with suitable borders, and a large as
sortmcnt Of FIRE board papers and borders.
The subscriber has constantly OH hand a large assert
ment of hair and moss mattresses, bedstepds, feather
beds, sheets, mosquito bars, and general bed furniture,
together with parlor furniture. All of which will be sold
low, by II. sIEBRECHT,
scpl2-tf Al Royal street. NO.
NIB. Orders thankfully received, and punctually
attended to.
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AGENTS.

AGENTS.
The undermined gentlemen, who have been
re recommended to US as suitable persons, will con.
fer a great favor by acting as our agents in their
respective neighborhoods
Mr.. JULES R~oBIcHAuD, Bre0uus Bridge.
Mr.. JULES BLANcMET, Nem Iberia.
Messrs. MANNER & FouRNET, editors of the
Creolc,) ST. Martinsriue.
WM. AKENiEAp, ESQ, Bayou Cticot.
Mr.. l.. A. PATIN, Grand C5teaa.
Mr.. A. DEBArLLoN, Vile Platte.
Mr.. 8. D. ALLIs, W~ashington, 81. Landry.
Mi. J. M. WEYMoUrH, Ncw Orleans.
Mr.. Jos. BAssETT is our general Collecting
Agent.
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lhS Ih'Ii''' iihiAN hA dCA1SO lACit pUNESI
from its influence. fS
a'TnE CHINA TREArY.-The Washington
Correspondent ofthc New York Courier, refer.
rag TO the China Treaty now before the Senate,
aays
at securesto US the Same privileges chat are
Boy or may hereafter be granted by that for.
veign ty&er to any foreign nation, and gives per.
) mission to Americans to enter the i've ports
q which were by treaty opened to the British Go.
giyernrnent hut, as in tho English treaty, inrela.
ton to British subjects, Americans are not per.
united to enter any other ports or towns, or to
Epcnetratc into the Interior. A tariffs establish
ed by the treaty which is full in It's details. Thu
whole is considered as being advantageous / 4
our commercial interests, and It will no doul
be approved blythe Senate.
SoUpIlERN MANIFAcTuREs.-We had the pies.
sure, some days since, Of examining, at the ofishe
Of Messrs. McAllister, Watson Il Co., Natclr,rk,
several pieces of bagging, manufactured from
refuse cotton, at thn Mississippi Mills, Nntclez,
and we feel satisfied from the result ofthis expe.
riment that q large amount Oft e inferior grades
of our staple may be most a~dyantageously and
proftably applied to this and other purposes.
The manufactery at Natchex IL now in the
full tide OF success 4ul operation under charge Of
49, 4 HANAA'ss W Wy MuVNC HEils---GOH.
I~nteuigcncef.
The New Yoffk packet ships, recently arrived
at Liverpool, hi 70 brought large quantitic Of
American waresS Amongst the principal ali.
Giles, may be mentioned Yankee Clocks, in la.
hogany frames, which, after paying duty and
freight, are retailed In the Strand at twenty.f five
shillings sterling Also, rocking chairs-pla:n
and richly covered with stamped velvet; thsslat.
ter command twenty pounds sterling I bingham
buckets, tubs, brooms, augers, chisels and tacks
are now regularly sentao this market, and the
low prices at which they are offered, command
for them u ready sale.-English pape.
IIoSon no IFnNRY CnAY.-We learn from
the Louisville Courier that some Ofthe citizens
Of Frankfort, have organized themselves into i
.'Clay Testimonial Society Of Kentucky. Z for
the purpose Of building a column Of stone, not less
than 100 feet high, on one Of the eminencrs
near the seat Of Government, sin comlneniora.
ton ofthe unsurpassed abilities, integrity and
patriotism ofthe unriyalled statesmen and orator,
Henry Clay
Tmn FATE or JonN I'YLER.--The Alexan.
drta Gazette says;
sin the general noise and excitement of the
times, when eUerybody huzzas for somebody oil
other, we find one public man entirely overlook.
cd and forgotten Mr.. John Tyler, the Acting
President fthe United States, sinks before His
time Already "there are none so poor as to do
him reverence" What an end tohis highhopes
and cherished purposesl What a fall from ar-
cidental elevation TO inevitable obscurity But
there isa lesson III the result which public men
ought 10 study and remember. Mr.. Tyler him
self must often lament the untoward end Of bis
public lie, and feel Justly indignant at the course
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One Hundred Slaves,

Of different Ages, and of both .SeGes,
among %wlicchare three stock keepers, a blacksmith and
"A good carpenter.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
LATE ~pUBITCATIONs-

LATE PUBLICATIONS.
srrELL's Living Age, number six, for Oct. 1914.
- The AMER1cAN ALMANAC, and Repository of Use
full knowledge, vol. lG. for the year 1915.
The American PoEr's GIFT, illustrated by one of her
Painters; edited by John Reese.
JARvEs' HlsroRY OF THE SANDw1cH ISLANDS, ". Svo.
Do. SCENES OF SCENERY in the do.
NorEs OF CuRA, by 4 Physician.
EMMERsoN's Essays, second series.
DR. CnANN1Na's WoRKs, complete in 6 VS..
SfARK's LETTERS ON EpIscopAcY.
4 PIcroRrAL SATpRAL HIsroRy, by s. G. Goodrich,
author of Peter Parlcy's Tales,
ALSO,
All the English and American Annals, for 1915, and
other illustrated .oorks, got up in a style Of superior
elegance, suitable for the season.
Just received and for sale at the Neto Orleans Sta
toner's Warehouse.
J. b. STEEL, IA Camp street,
dig (successor to Norman, Steel & Coz
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09

5000 pairs Trace Chains
400 dozen painted Wood Buckets
500 coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes.
New Orleans, Nov. ls44-nl4-6t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09

WRrTfNes AN LIRE or HucH s. LEcARE.
Proposals have been issued to publish by sub
s%cription, a collection Of the writings, %orations,
portions Of the Diplomatic Correspondence and
Letters, with a Biographical sketch, Of the late
Hugh S. Logare.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09

INDIANA SENAroR.-Mr. Marshal, wing, Of
Madison, has been elected United States Sena.
tor. -.-. t.. .-H...
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RICE &
Commission and forwarding Merchants

No. az Magazine street, New Orleans.
UAgents for N. Goodale's Sugar Refinery. Loaf,
Crashed and Powdered Sugar constantly on hand.
New Orleans. Aug. 16--ly*
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EcRARa An @ARa

CoMFoRT ron SUUTH gARoIrNA.-The ed;a
tor Of the Nashville Unions Mn Polk ~anscfaI
organ, speaks with decided APPROPRIATION 81 the
repeal oe she rule Of Congress againaGfn lid recap.
fion Of Abolition petitions
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-11
CITY OFFICERS FOR 1915,
- MAYoa-C EO DUTY.

C0nnctfmea:
.Cterk-JAMEs s. Wheat
.>0geani-JoHN MURRAY.
Wh4,C MASTER. HANiLron.
Thos Hughes, Matthew M'Lure, w p Wilson.
W w Shfiver, A Todd, Brady,
B Sanboin, Geo Mcndell, o W Heiskell,
NJ Nelson, K Coen, VIM Humphrey
Jacob Amick. B Kelley, II Roberts,
D Lamb
STANDING COMMITTEES OF The
COUNCIL.
\, On Ordinanoes-Messrs Nelson, Brady and
Wheat.
On FSaa,ecs-M essrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb.
=. On Aeeonns-Messrs Shriver, sanborn aud
Kelley.
On Streets aud AHies-Messrs Todd. viii,
SON, MenGell, Amick end Kellet.
On Wafer Works--Messrs Sanborn, M'Lure,
Todd, Coen and Roberts. -.
On Market House -Mess-s Helskel, Pum-
phrey and Coen.
On Coal Baiiks-Messrs Amick, Wi son, Re.
berts and Superintendent of Wafer Works.
On Wharces-Shrivsr, Hughes and Amick.
On Fire Observation-Disclosures Toda, M'Lure
Sanborn, Pumphrey and Roberts.
On PetniDns-Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
Sanbotn.
On Saiaries-Messls Kelley, M'Lure, shrl-
yer, Brady and Nelson.
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INIRE q MARINE INSuRANCE-Thoro .,

LNlRE & MARINE iNSURANCE-There are
Il two situations only in which individuals can
De placed. where they can adequately appreciate
the value o! insnfance. These IRE, whit -tand.
receiving from an insurance Office the full a.
mount which they have lost, or standing ON the
same spot surroundedp perhaps by desolaie tam.
ny, lameRtnE hat stupidity and folly which baf
la led TO provide for such a contingency
IS ATKINS SON, Agent of the PROTEC ZION
will take risks q n dweling houses. ware houses
stores, mills, factories, &c, together with Their
contents, such as furniture merchandise ma
property. Also. on steam. k..i and hat bonts
pvo ,nsr ,ssatH2es 10 and tfo.n any -.h
Once on Main street, nearly opposite the s
uotei. lao l. 1912
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MEDICAL CARD.-

hOCroR FAwCETT. Of I96 Fulton Stree,
~ New York, Member Of the Royal College
OF surgeons OF London and Edinburgh, add Gradu.
ate Of tho ,, ferson Mediesl COLLEGE nj ph;la,t.i
ph'a; siso nu'hor Of WORK embracing The k,llow.
ing subjects viz; Msnnsony. Itrpoteney, and s,e,;.
ivy snaicmeaily, phys,ologicaly snd medically en-
planned, with comprehensive exposition " lfs ps
ture and modern treatment Of Syphilis. seeonsytv
Symptoms. Uonorrhoea. Gleet Stretches, Noc,ursl
Emrsions. and all Tho consequences arising from
MssfufbatiOu Dr. Fswceii continues his private
consultation on The above mentioned diseases. al
his long established Office 1876 Fulton street where
the most aggravated forms OF disease will yield TO
hrs mode Of treatment, without restraint IN diet or
exercise. nnd without mereury; even when The pro.
creative energies become paroIyzed VI torpid. from
excessive Indulgence Of the passions. he will be
able TO restore The parts TO health sud vigor Per.
sons a. distance enclosing 81 can haze copy ri
che work All letters must be post os;d a,,J d,,e,
ted 10 Do u F,wee,I. l9e FuIIon 9, New York.
jan 10
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BLANK BOOKS, n,.ANK BOOKS. sc

JOHN J IASWELL,
R OoKSELLER. Slaii ,ner and Blank Book
ED Manuiaciufef, Uuiop Street., Wheeling,
keeps constantly on hand atd manu- aLtaIeS to
Ider Blank Account Books If every descrp.
ton. MERCHANTS and Others who are re-
qulring New Books, can have them ruled to
any pattern aud bou1d W The most desirable
manner at the shortest notice, aud warranted 10
give sat sfaciiOn.
STATIC merry in all lis variety, suitable
Tor Merchants, Banks and public Offices.
AlSo-h large assortment OF School CLASH
cal, Theological, Medical and Juvenile Book.
az the psry i0iosN prices. mar Ia
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THE NEW AND spLsNDrD srEAnER
M ALL

> LOGAN, master, will con
a tM ~ iinue 10 run through the
v4;isl;I::::I-I.aHt season as n weekly packet
eSRAa-<- between PITTSBURGH aud
Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling every Wedn, s.
day evening at o'clock and Cincinns,i every
Saturday al 10 A M
This steamer is provided with Evans Safe.
~ Valves aud an iron roof as protection "a
gainst explosion and FIRE
For freight or passage apply on board.
feb %
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NOOK STO rs.
Wholesale AND RETAIL
BOOK STORE.

JOHN FISHER, Agt. Book seller and Station.
er, NO i33 Main Street Wheeling. Va so
licit. the patronage of his former friends mo
customers at his olG strud, where he will be
able TO supply them with Books and Stationery
at reduced pieces. He has now n hand large
assortment, and IS constantly receiving supplies
of Medical, MI scellaneous, Theological and
School Books. Also, Bibles of every variety of
Binding, all OF which he is able TO afford is
the city.
Hghestrrice given for Ragsia exchange.
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DoNNETS. HATS & PARASoLS--Plain and
.nb FIg'd Florence Braid BonneIs. new ayie. lace
dO,Siraw bouneis ofevery kind. LeghoSn ond Palm.
Leaf Hats. ell sizes. rich Paasos. Potasoeis aud Sun
Shades OF every qooity, jos, received by
cps SENSENEY & RHODES.
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NEW U S NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLAND

EzHO The new and last running mas
J.M..A senger steamer new ENG
fss,ass;s.Z LAND, Samsel Page, COM
EAxSASAsS mander, will continue 10 make
regular weekly trips to Cinciunar; leaving
Wheeling every Wednesday evening a. -,
cl9ck,and Cincinnati every Saturday al 10 AM.
For freight or passage, having supc rior ac-
commodarions, apply on board.
DThe New England was built expressly
for the Cincinnati uade, and will Continue in
the uade the whole season.
EJThe New England i provided with Evans
Safely Guard TO prevent The explosion of boi-
ers feb 81
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NEW U MAIL STEAMER CLIPPER

NEW U MAIL STEAMER CLIPPER.
n Tho new and fast rum
a. IN ~ ming steamer CLIPPER.
sG;;s ly:;:lryS-1 n Crooks, cott,mandvr
-A1-@N will continue II make re
guar weekly nipsio Cineinnari;les ing Wheel
ing every Friday evening al . o'clock, and Gin.
cinnaii every Monday at 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior &c =,
comm, d,ions, apply on board.
gJThe Clippe. was built expressly fcr the
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh trade, aud win con
tnue in The hadethe whole season. tcb "a
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wM J RODB.
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,

Corner Main and Union Sis.
AS ,usi received large and splendid as
u u Soum"Dt oi School. Medical, Theology
cal and Miscellaneous Books. Also, laIg,
assortment OF Fancy alionety, which will b,
sold cheap Tor cash w hol, sale and Retail.
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DoNNET RIBBoNs & FLOWERS. : Iad,e.'
- Cravais aud Neck ties. Jaeconsl and s,,is,
Edgings and loscrlings. Thread Laces and Edsines
just received. SENsENEY RHODES
sp8
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S Il E A M 30 ATS.
NEW U MAIL STEAMER CUTTER

4 ssu The new and fast tunuing mas
EArSsAhd1r seuger steamer CUTTER, Col
Inns, commander, will continue Ia
MAKE tegulaf weekly trips tn Cincmnsti;l eav
ing wheeling every Sunday evening at Q o.
VI ' :"
ror irtishi or rasssgc, hav ng superior &C
Communications, Apply on hoard.
Inc Coiioris provided with Evans Sale.
" uuaIh. la rcvent The explosion OF buiIets.
maI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-11
NEW U 5 MsrGANst NArIcyAL

The new and last mining mas.
GSTf&S senerr s'cari,er NATIONAL
s0xSSx4C G Masoh, cnmmander. viii
eontltae 70 make regular weekly uips 10 Gin
e'onai leaving wheeling every Thursday
day al 10 A NJ.
FOR freight or passage, having superior ac
commodations, apply ON board
~ ne National IS pro vided with Ev,ns'Safe,
/" 1ua.d. TO prevent the explosioh OF boilers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-11
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heir agents arc authorized to make the FOL
lowing terms with their customers:
ANY pers"n insuiiug single Iisk by which
no loss 10 the COMPANY is sustained, shall re,
10 per cent on the smuunr paid. Or nett or .ss
premium paid each year, Amounting To $500
or over, IL 2 per oent on dc; amounting to
SSNOo az over, Is ner cent. ian %