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The New York herald., 1845-08-07


THE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
No. 81 ss ~ bv Wall EI sss Continues insure
other s o on Household Fasuls MsseSan
d'ze &C., as heretofore eiDIREcToRs
John Brouwer, D'AAS = w Wskeman Burritt,
!s%si sSs Nsss:s sssss sss'ls s,sais1 EBSsS.y BssSsy
Hss.S Hss:Sl, pls, a S.is; Isss + $ d.~sis dEs~1st
Thomas Nesmith, Russell subb,ns,
Robert Boorman, George Coggeshall.
Abel A. Low, stephen Holt,
David Thomson
GOLD S. SILLIMAN, Secretary.
RoBERrJ ]. DILLON, Counseland Attorney az lm.m
OFFICE OF THE CROTON INSURANCE Co
No. IS Wall street,
Adjoining Mechanics Bank. in the City of New York
coMpANY os y the fire Tsr
Tey I
Edwsri fsIs. %I.;an RICHARDSON, Tss, Herman SS.d.
Edyip EE .Ij, TjISsmain, LsrTs%ss e = %l:, Iiiil:
John B5saste, RobeT, Lane
ji%s; Tssads, G51s.h.A1' s;s JGan + sr,d.s Ssh''
Charles Charles { voss, John b Lssaa.
George DeKay, James Cook,
5SsspE L5SnpE bnSSsw: Sons: ;so,A Il AldsfSh WS;,ls,
Leonard Appleby, Thomas Monahsn,
John Herrick, William Barsoyns.
JosEfh 3. N6NEs' 1iee Vice President astrFA'
osl Sisais RS:P rs port New York
INSURANCE.
V>HE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY No Sc Wall street, directly opposite the Msr.
chants Exchange continue loss by hre
throughout the United States favorable 9TH
er office IN tins c''y' DIRECTORS
ES6m,, fSss1, ATGis Ti,ssu osyiS tsaS swsa Rssler
Hugh Auchincloss, Jonathan Thome.
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
WANTED

A 4 GLARKE'S & STEvAN'S Temperance Intelligence
"A Office 95 Duane street snbscrbes Tor good Pro-
testant Servants and Others roth white and coloe Of good
moral character The subscriber pledges himself procure
help for the public at the shortest notice Mr. Clarkes
is pafronised by Of the first families in the couutry
Nemembe93a Duane doors west of Broadway,
Washington Temperance Intelligence Office.
jy2S lmFIh
The New York herald., 1845-08-07

GRAPES-Muscadine, Madeira, Catalin and white Swee
VI Water Grapes fresh from the vinyards on York aud Lon
s''' GRANT THoRBURN
au7 1wrc SIS Broadway, door O Niblo's
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EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS.
AamR za Steamer II. L. STEVENS, Captain r. L
MI Mabey, will make excursion the Fishing
-fsElk Banks every TUESDAY, Thursday and Friday
during the season. leaving Hammond street at So o'clock NJ
Canal s Delaney street, East River o. and Pier
No. r., ga oclock-reuming the city good
Bait furnished gratis and lines at small charge.
Fare so cents. au3 lwisrm
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PELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
No 65 WALL STREET.
THIS Company is prepared pay in cash demand all
losses has sustained by the late fire, so the
claims adjusted.
Fire and Marine risks will be taken usual.
SIMEON BALDWIN, President
w. w DIBBLE, Secretary
New York. 23d July. 1896 jy23 I'm is
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Correspondence Of the Herald.1
yU.sr,~1ro~s Aro,,cr 10
The New York herald., 1845-08-07

TO MERCuA N,rC

YOUNG GERMAN, lately arrived here is perfectly well
IA acquainted with the French language (havng resided In
Paris year) and who has also good oJ
the English language and book keeping, wishes for employ
importing shipping house. The salary being
great object he would agree receive only small com
nensation for his services the beginning His
tiops will satisfy every one. line addressed ID. H., hox
1876 Post Office will meet With due attention. as 3tTrh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
COMMERCIAL REt. ORD.
CINCINNATI. Dec. rs. 1874,

CINCINNATI, Dec. IT, 1915.
WESTERN WATERSHEDS river has fal
len inches opposite this port since yesterday
morning and is still declining.
At Louisville on Monday there was z # 3
inches water in the canal
The Cumberland had 10 feet water on Har-
peth shoals on Friday.
The Tennessee river was raising, and large
masses OF ice were running out OF the Wab-
ash.
The st. Louis New Era. of Thursday saws:
The river has been and continues closed
here; and though there were strong indications
OF thaw day before yesterday, tgrew colder
towards night ane continued so during yester-
day and last night. During yesterday large
crowds on foot, as veil as wagons and horses
crossed over.
The lower Mississippi was also very low
There was but # scant ON 81, where mum
Der OF boats were aground.
HOGS.-A sale of 200 Yesterday av W.T.
POS TBS at 81 As: 40 this morning, av W.T. 236
lbs at same. There are but few arriving, and
most OF those are packing on drovers account,
preierlng this to accepting present rates--S1
GD4 %
BULK MEAT.-A sale of 3 hhds Shoulders
at 4ac., bids extra
FLOUR.-A sale Of 60 bbls from wagon
this morning at 81 S0C94 SO.
GREEN MEAT "A sale of 1000 Hams
from block. at SIC.
Whisky A sale of ] Q bbls from river
this morning at 234c.; $50 do at 2ic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
THE FIRST GUN FRorrnE ENGLISH

The Montreal Herald of the 9th inst. is
out IN very amusing manner upouahe Pres
idents Message. The Herald is a bitter To.
ry paper, and it's expression of opinion is
only an inklins. in styh OF language. &c, ol
what we may expect from the English papers
on the rcceip, oil the Message in England. -
Til, Herald says
I'VE regret to sec that the tone of the Mes
sagc Is decidedly uuiricndlv, aud that Their,
appears in il a studied determination To make
no compromise whatever of the conflicting
claims OF the two countries.
The successful villaimy pactiscd upou
Mexico III Texas, is now recommended to be
adopted towards Great Britain in Oregon. -
Grants OF land are promised tn all who choose
To 60 and settle there, and the certainty of
theirul TO possession being confirmed by
the United States government distinctly held
out. Mr. Polk will find that England is not
Mexico
The style Of impudcnt bravado adopted
towards the European governments, and the
threats against them ii they dare 10 establish
any new colonies in North America, although
peculiarly silly, are intended, no doubt to ir-
rltate; they show clearly that il Mr.. Polk can
possibly excite war during his admiuistra-
ton, he will certainly do it.
eve much fear that the control Of public
affairs in the United States has failed into the
hands of bad man."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
From the MorgantOion Mountaineer.
A NARROW ESCAPE

On Saturday the 22nd ult. a serious acct
dent occurred at the Granville bridge i'm this
county, two miles below this place. While
Er G.. Brooke, Joseph Scott and Miss Aman-
da kiger, daughter of Fielding Kiger, Esq, of
Morgantown, were passing over the bridge
one span gave way and they were precipitaied
TO the ground, 80 feet below. The bridge is
like most OF those in this county, uncovered
and worthless. Miss Watts was on the part
which commenced falling, but being little in
advance oi the others her horse took her safely
over. The editor Of this paper was two or
three rods behind in company with Mrs. Ann
Lazier, and witnessed the frightful scene. We
did not expect TO see one of the three alive.
but strange as it may appear, not one was kill
led. Before we got to their assistance, young
Scott had thrown the heavy flooring of the
brIkge oil OF Miss Kiger, who miraculously es-
capped; and how, II is impossible TO tell. when
horses timbers near foot square, flooring two
inches thick, and heavy railing, were all heap
ed promisconsly together. Mr.. Scott acted
most gallanuy, and doubtless was the means
OF saving the life of Miss Kiger. He was not
aware OF the extent OF his injury until after he
aided Others, when nc perceived the bones of
blS lett arm protruding through the sleeve of
his coat and his ann was broken in three pla
ees, between the hand aud the elbow, ono Of
bones ~ one and the other in two places.
Mr.. Brooke was at first supposed danger
ously injured. lie received a stroke ON the
head from come Of the limbcrs which was fear
ed bad fractured the skull, as he was dersnpcd
for some hours; bat me are happy to say tl,st
he has completely recovered.
Miss Niger received severe confusion OF
the spine, aud on Saturday and Sabbath. dsy
great fear was entertain q that she would not
rccsvcr; but she is doing we'll under the skill
lul attentions OF Doctors McI,auc and Scott
Nj Scott Is The only one altogether bcdfa.t
6ut we ore informed by his physicians. Messrs.
M Nc aud scott That he is out Of danger
We greatly feared at first that anpnl,t;or
would BE- necessary, as his arm was Iitcnlly
splintcrcd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

To The citizens cfthe city Of Wheeling and The
adjoining counties.
Fellow citizcns-Muoh lns been written
and published on THE subject of the Call of a
Convention 10 amend the Constitution of the
State-and while IL is universally conceded.
that there is no subject that demands the at
tention OF the people, il they have any regard
Tor their common rights and future welfare
more than this, let us ask YOU why it is that
youare taking no action or adopting no mea-
surcs to remedy that grievance 10 which YOU
have submitted so long. meeting of the eli
iZens OF part OF the county was held at Triadel-
phia in October last-addresses were deliver
ed to those assembled on that occason-reso-
lutions adopted and published made on
their fellow citizens TO hold similar meetings
petitions TO the Legislature were presented
TO the citizens at that meeting which met their
appreciation and are now on their way 10
Richmond. Let us ask YOU why is it YOU have
taken no action on this important subject your
delegates are now in the field ready TO contend
for your common rights! why this indifference?
Can you expect your delegates 10 ask for YOU.
what you are not (by your negligence) de-
manding as your right? Now is the time
come TO the aid of your co. la borers IN the cause
OF the people, or hereafter forever hold YOUR
pcace--seclude yourselves from the field. until
The time Tor action Is over-whcn your Gene
rails and the band of Spartans that stood by
them are driven from the field, and then, as
heretofore, charge your defeat to the eastern
Slaveholders,) the Eastern aristocrats. The
want OF an equal represeniation-and hun
dred frivolous assertions when all, in Justice.
is attributable TO your own negligence. Can
you make the open and bold assertions. that
you are in favor Of a measure i'm which your
cooperation Is required, land necessary. J
while you fold your arms under mantle: and
look on with INSTRUMENTATION taking
any part in the contest?-we hope not; we do
hope that you will attend to this matter with
out delay-the Whole people are with us-but
we must act, or change our defeat to our own
negligence and not TO our Eastern breihren!-
We think, If Petitions were presented to the
citizens of Wheeling, independent of the coun-
ty, that 1000 signatures could be obtained i'm
one day--all that is wanting is oction-AcrIoY
ACTION. And we will further say to YOU,
il you are so much absorbed in business that
YOU cannot attend 10 it, please inform us at
Triadelphia, and we will appoint delegation
to visit our much beloved aud very worthy
brethem of the city of Wheeling, and call on
the citizens for them.
We respectfully request the Wheeling argus
and Times d Gozeite to publish the above
and confer favor on the friends of the cause
OF the people.
,Sscrct1ru
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20

THE BEAUTIFUL DIE. and ihc.e also whose
lives have becn marked Nv active deeds of hencv-
o;euce AID uniirirg d.vo,von IN amelior.,irg the
c,a ,liiun oi mnn AIes. how relentless are thy
darts. uh DEATH BIT of all Thy ministers that attend
nIs,n tho IN srIsmn state, qun L I" ohey thy wia
hehe-'. ccS-uMrrioN. he Unsuitable spoi.r. was
formerly mosi To no feared hut ihasks To the ven.
i've genius al rviliz,d man n remedy has beet
tnnd iaa bns rr'vcn Itself nn almos' invnfIntlc
specific for 'bIs mosi dire disease II resort I've had
H. The Bslsam "i Wild Cherry the carly stages of
Y nsnmpi"n. I" positive cure mny hc relied upon.
Thousands oi The must Interesting cures ara c,n-
sandy inkiug place. bu, let ALI. WIN wonlI get
he rgt' medicine i'qn,rc particularly f,r DIR WIS.,
int's Bn'san. MS the basesi imiiniIuus re abroad
Fer sale by
J.CRuhBACKtR, l73 Main -, ,
PRYOR PAUL.. l6i Marhs,s, { ""'ei"s
dec I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
FURNITURE wARE-ROOMs.
JOHN NJ. Ci.EMENS.

EsPEC1Fui LY invites the attention Of thu
Ia ciiz'n. oi Whcelins aud The country, 4. his.
stuck oi b. auinl +, r,ur', nj his rooms. NJ, 1912.
Main street. n few doors above tho u s Hotel He.
has IN hands:
SOFAS OF the late and mrs' fashionable styles.
BUREAUS &C sup,ri style nnd tho b<s, make.
BEDS rEADS. new AMI splendid ai,crns.
TABl.ES-P.cr. wruing. Centre. Gard. Work
Dining. &c. &c, of he besi style.
STANDS PAIN. Cherry. Mahogany. &c. &c; eli.
al Which will Ice sold rs low II not lower Tran At,
any cber Establishment IN the city.
UPHOLSTERY. VENETIAN BLINDS. LOOK.
ING GLASSES. FRAMES. aud all other Cabinet
Ware furnished Ia order
MAHOGANY vENEERS-A good stock Tor
sale low.
Please call ond examine for yourselves.
dee 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
Triadelphia, Dec Is, l645.
Extract from the Memoranda ofthe Steamer

Extract from the Memoranda ofthc Steamer
John Aull, lying at Cairo:
"On the night of the Both, the Denizcn burst
her starboard boiler, killing Capt. T. Srodes
and blowing away part of her upper works.
We learn verbally that the accident happened
short distance below Princeton, and that
Capt. s. was picked up by the John Aull, pas
sing at the time, and died on board the ]. a.
On the night of the 2Sth, the steamboat
Champion, bound up, ran into the Akansas
No. 5, opposite Natchez, and sunk her to her
lower guards.
Boats at Cairo for st. Louis-Congress
Boreas No. 2, Patriot, Swiftsure No. 3, and
Iatan.-St. Louis Ncc Era.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20

NEW COUNTERPART The Louisville
Journal says:-"Five-dollar counterfeit notes
on the State Bank OF Indiana are coming into
circulation again. One of them is before us.
1t has for its centre visnette ship between
portraits of Washington and Lafayette. None
OF the genuine notes have such a vgnette."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
WANTED

a PARTNER ~ a new iron es,ablisbmc nj
- (say Furnace. The location in The ncirhbor.
hood Of Alorganlvwn. Mononga county, Virginia. J
'" amount oi iw> thousand dollars. There u nc.
such situation within three hundred miles OF ih
place. Ore OF the best quality aud in great abnn-
dance within funrler 10 mile. WvoJ aud lin.
her cannot be beat ~ the Un,ed States cut fr, IN
I'D 10 iV0 cords per acre; first rate stream Ia m.
pet Furnace aud Forge within n hundred va, d.
oil each "iher Never wanting water at the west
sehson- Stone Coal in abundance bu, no, wanted
Tor manufacturing Iron. The properly is now i'm.
proved wiIh II 81 nic saw mill. good house, hari,
aud 10 ar 20 acres OF laid cleared and fenced; SO
acres OF irs' rate meadow can he made Maierin Il
for building immediately on tho spot. intend
having the furnace IN blast IN the tall of 1876 I
cnn deliver Pig Iron q, Wheeling. Pittsburgh. az
any Town near I" cost less Ia make than any other
establishment within 500 miles. IL auy per,o,
VIII take concern Ia amount ms abuve. OF I Wi
deliver bim nj Pittsburgh 100 tons at pig metal h,
The hfsl wafer in the fall OF lSI7. The money
WIZ ne wanted IN payments oi 500 dollars quar-
'eriy, iirs pay men the fist OF April 1916. or pay
m'n made oi the whole amount. that TO he optional
WIN Tie rayec. aud lac may have his choice L. ink,
nm interest IN The property or The Pig Iron. Sccu
fhy gwen Ia sun the party that may take The con
tract. Direct letter To w S Ia The care III JOSIAH
w Scar. Hotel Keeper MorgantnSn. alononralu
county, virginia. d&w I'm dec ! Z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
MITCHELL'S OUTLINE MAPS.

The effort TO impress fully, clearly and i'm on
indelible manner, the principal facts in Gee
gTaphy should be one OF the first in the atten-
ton of the teacher, and we are pleased to see
that efforts are now being made by authors,
inventors and publishers to produce this effect,
in relation to our own country, in
greater degree than heretofore. We studied
Geography upon the old fashioned Atlas, and
our pedagogue thought we were wondrously
profound in our knowledge, being able to an
swer him as to the boundary of Kamschatka
or the rivers OF China as pert as a young Coon;
but we should now be most lamentably def
cient in all those things did not our occupa-
ton beat memory thereof into our heads and
compel us to look over all these things every
day or two; but the generation that is coming
forward will have a better chance for light on
these subjects.
As an aid thereto MITCHELL OUTLINE MAPS,
a copy of which may be seen at Mr. Haswell's
Bookstore will be found efficient. Mr.. II +.
WILCOX, agent will be here again early in
January with stock Of them and we trust
that our teachers and others will enveavor to
supply themselves then.
1--WE announced in yesterdays paper. in an
extract from the Richmond Enquirer" that
Mr. William Smith had been elected governor
OF the State Of Virginia No man ever rem
dered more jealous service to the democratic
cause than MIR. Smith His bold heart, his
ndomitable courage, carried him into every
severe political contest ia Virginia where the
influence of that State was 20 be felt in lede.
raj politics Washington Union.
Is that sll7 The Union could have said
more than that Of our candidate, 10y half.
WHEAT At CHICAGO. The Chicago
Journal is pretty good a, guessing, and upon
the strength OF the present weekly receipts Of
whoa, $4,000 bushels) SAYS the amount in
store on the oath ult, was 81 900 bu.. and
that by the return OF spring. say 20 DAYS, there
will wait shipment, 900. 900 bu. A weekly
receipt of 81 900 bu. will do it.
FIRE IN NEW YORK.-Tbe New York
correspondent of thc US. Gazette, in his let
| ter of Monday afternoon. says. fire broke out
in the large I story brick building i'm Caro-.
line ST., foot Of Duane, used for the storage of
provisions. &c, which has been entirely con.
| sumed. The flames appear 10 be- spreading
to the adjoining building. aud IL is probable
the loss will bc serious before il is extinpuisb.
ed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
FIFTEEN FEET oFsNow. The auebe,

Gazette of the 9th says that the thermometer
at that place was down to ten degrees below
zero, and the snow lies in heaps more than
fifteen feet, and then falling so thick that it
was impossible to see at distance of a few
feet. The ST. Lawrence was piled up with
floating ice. This degree of cold is more
severe than the frghtful climate of Moscow
in 1872
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
GOVERNMENT ECONOMY

Lands.-It appears from official records that
more than million of acres of land have been
reserved from sale as lands supposed to con-
tain lead and other minerals. These lands
have been leased by Agents of Government,
and the amount received for rents during four
years was S6,354 7i-whie the expenses of
the system during the same period, including
salaries paid to agents, clerks, and incidental
expenses amounted to SPOIL ll!!! Would
the constitutional Tredsuryrecommen by
Mr.. Polk be as profitable a government CON
Germ as the mineral lands?-St Lonis NcC
Era.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
MEDICAL NOTICE.

INK BELDiNG. having heated him. elf in
- The city oi Wheeling. Va off-rs hi. .e,y,ces
!" lie public. ne a Homeopathic Physician
Dr Bedding was licensed Ia practice Medic ne
and Surgery. in The sin,c OF New York. ihir,y.iwo
years neo Alter practising there Two wears he
e moved TO LeRoysvile Bradford county, Pa. where
he Pf"eiiced the Ailops,hic practice twen,y.sx
years anu as tiomn 'p'his' 'our yeats. From his
long experience IN both Kinds al prncIice he unc.
quNocalJ gives the preference To Homo ~, thy; but
Ut this i"ose who may iavor him with cali will
be able ." judge Tor themselves
His i'ire IL on Monroe street, a short distance
east oi The Post Office. where he nlny be found or
~ the M"nrc House nj oil times, only When absent
on Professional engagements 3, dee 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20

We learn the Mormons are making the most
active preparations for their departure next
Spring. Several of them visited our city the
last week and purchased very literally Of our
merchants, such neccssaries as they will re-
quire ia their expedition. Several thousand
dollars, we are told have been expended by
them IN such purchases, which has added
something TO the usual activity of business
Affairs in our city, Quincy Wing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20

DIR WlSrARS BALSAM OF WILD CHER.
Ky This celebrated remedy is compound bal .
SAME preparation "f The Wild cherry Bark and
Moss OF Iceland combined ny a new chemical pro.
cess with The extract al Pine. So saluinry have
been us effects IN all when administered for
coughs Asthma consumption. or any disease Of The
lungs That many OF The most distinguished physi
clans have approved and recommended H. and
openly acknowledged il the most valuable med icine
ever discovered. II is truly n valuable medicine.
ond is efeciins mn immense amount ol good in re-.
lief Of suffering humanity. For sale by J CRUM
BACKER. lib Main st Also by PRYOR a.
PAUL.. 164 Market Street CIV dec Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20

WHALING SPORT.--A fin back whale,
about seventy-flve feet long. made visit TO
Provincetown harbor on Monday week.
Two boats with crews of young men, attacked
the straggler about daylight on Tuesday morn
ing. and the foremost boat lodged harpoon
firmly in his body. AS soon as the whale
was struck he started toward Truro, and al
though line was given him as fast as possible,
he drew the boat in an incredibly short space
of time 10 the distance of about five miles.
when the line was cut, lest the whale should
sheer slightly and over turn the boat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
ELIAS EDMONDs,

EETAS EDNONUS,
UiEAD OF WATER STREET)
ID ESPECIFuLLY informs tho public that he
has ns, received an cx ensivc assortment Of
CAPS of all descriptions consisting in part rs follows.
Beaver CAPS
Shetland Seal do
Extra Nenir, do
Fine Cloth Fur Trimmed do
Common do do do
Hungarian do and Plush trimmed do
Fine GirarJ do
Geniem.ns Fancy Oil Cloth do
h!ohar Plush do
Common Fur do
Youths Fancy Cloth do
Chidrcn's do do do
d., do Velvet do
Together with n general assortment Of Hats Of evs~
~ description. Hat Cases &c. Persons W shiag to-
purchase The above articles respectfully invites
:" give him call. in tho room formerly occupies
ny John w Berry. as a C.rdaee Storo. dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20

DREsENlS FOR THE YoUNG.-Jusl rrc.,,
l. large assHimeni al You b . Books. T,y Bo,ks
~''h an alIhabe' coloreJ; alphahe, or card game,
OF AL kinds, suitable for prescn for the young
IAN WIN J ROBES.
d'c ~ Cor Main a. Union SIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
STEAMER FROM IRELAND TO PORT.

LAND.-The Montreal papers contain the
prospectus OF company TO establish steam
communication between Bdntry, in the south
west extremity of Ireland, and Portland in
the United States. The Company Is STYLED
"Ths lnsh and American Royal Express Steam
Mail Navigation Company" The capital is
to be Coco 600, aud the object stated is to
give weekly departure between the port of
Bantry and Portland by means Of vessels ca
pable accomplishing the passage from Pier
to Pier i'm eight days.