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Boarding and Isay schOol
 Spring ERiEE, REeasGpstead( (
THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, A.
n NUFhE CIPAL.

CIPAL. FE fHE school at the above place, will be ef1
 G Monday, the 1lh November, lSii. The| of instruction will comprehend all the usual es of thorough ENGLISH education; toselj the entire undergraduate course in CLASSICS, EMATIcs, MENsURATIoN, NATURAL PHIIo1 MORAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, CHLaI 6oc., in any of the colleges or unlYerslds United States. The system oi discipline \ mjid, but firm and no boy will be relalneI school who shall not strictly adhere to the which it will be governed. a1
 Spring Hill is one of the most healthy sl in the South or South-west-within about N of Little Rock, from which it is reached g1 weekly line of stages. IL is nine miles rom on the Red River, to which place there steamboat navigation, through the fall, WI, beginning of summer, from New Orleans, M &c., up the Red River. The springs are a9 and the water of the most excellent quangI soelcty is good; and in morality and the Pqj of public sentiment, the district Will eonIa1 any section of country in the United olaes is also female school, under the saPerinlsigl Mas BANKS, in full operation, which ralA, the highest in the State. There IS fis Academy for the Male School, but as ye' buildings have not been erected for the aI.V ton of the principal, and the boardeIs wny sent to the Institution. Several gehllemenI CT, have consented to take boarders, on 'el rate terms, say from to 10 dollars per CT nv nnl
 The PRINCIPAL pledges himself to uePu, he will exert himself, to impart mos ducation-inculcate the most correct gea"; habits and strict moral principlesIamS,,, way, study to merit for his esta6llsnnsssi he intends shall be permanent) tle 'O% F support of the friends and patrons V throughout the country. ca rort
 The terms of tuition have been ilAeu' Cor ral departments of English, S2O-aanar, s0, and mathematics or either of them' s29 sion of five months. Students can .:s ell.e' of a
 and will only be charged from lhe uliI laIoo VI
 and during their continuance al .ne tlo StuS sxne
 MT. ANDERSON has had consiaeiaV;;r ',;'ooniD teaching, and brings with him tesllluV,i ll ~ei
 most hattering description, from men .;,ame @s
 to judge of his capabilities and acqulisn@n
 extracts from these testimonials and ali a,
 relative to the school, he begs leave l,,r. Tre
 tie Rock, to Judge Ringo; Col; n,n any cf thl Cooke and Albert Pike, Esqs.-.o, 'as a.y ,t Sp
 ing gentlemen the board'oi Trustee; s;0stonl VIZ: Mai. R. Pryor and Robert cafiIT0c IT
 Nash, John W. Paup, x. B, Flu,,, I,,;,Ii,m. i,
 M R. B9nkbead Joel Hannah, Wllllan' nsd
 c. r. Nelson. Win. M. Burton, Esqs9 @
 S. F. Cooke. If
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THE MAID OF SEVILLE.

TRANSLATED FROM SPANISH. One eve of beauty when the sun
 Was setting on the GaudaIquiyer, To gold conyertihg-one by one
 The ripples of the mighty river; Beside me, on the bank, was seated,
 A Seville girl with auburn hair, And eyes that might the world have cheated A mild, bright, wicked, diamond pair. She stopped, and wrote upon the sand, Just as the setting sun was going, With such small soft shining hand,
 You would have sworn twas silver shining Her words were three, and not one more,- What could the maiden's motto be! The Syren wrote upon the shore,
 DEATH, not INCoNsTANcY." And then her two large languid eyes
 So turned on mine, that2devil take me- 1 set the air on fire with sghs,
 And was the fool she chose to make me. st. Francis would have been deceived By such an eye and such a hand; But one week more, and l belived
 As much the women as the sand.
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feet is 10 show how we may best keep out of trouble
 Fully impressed with the almost totalneg- lect, by the General Government, of provd- ing means of national defence on the Lakes, l shall endeavor to show in my next, how much has been expended for the general de- fence in other quarters, what portion of the same you have contributed, and what benefit you have received in return.
 Yours till the canal be dng,
 HARRY BLUFF, U. s. "
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loWA-An election takes place next month to determine whether the people are willing to accept ofthe Constitution prepared for them by the Convention. Congress, in the act of admission, deprived that State of an immense quantity of territory, and it seems to be doubtful whether the people will assume the form ola State government on such terms. Many of those who advocated change of government, are thrown beyond the limits of the proposed State of Iowa by the act of Con- gress, and hence it is doubted whether ma jority can be found in favor of the Constitu- ton. Strenuous opposition is made to it in other parts of the territory
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IMPROVEMENT OF WESTERN RIVERS The Louisville Journal says, when we heard of Mir Tyler's veto of the river and harbor bill, we took for granted that the operations oi the snag boats on the western rivers would not continued after the list of June We arc happy to learn, however, that there Is constable unexpended balance of the former apprpriation-suflieient to keep two. and probably three of the snag-boats in one, ration for five months. " Nre
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CHANGEs-We believe it is generally un- derstood that the Globe establishments is about to pass into the hands of THOMAS RlrcuIE. Esq, of the s' Richmond Enquirer" and Mir. liEIss, formerly of the .' Nashville Union ,, And also that the Madsonian has been sold to JESSE F Dow, Esq, formerly of the :. Wash lngton Index,9 and T. FISK, Esq. formerly of the s'Old Dominion.'' fCopSliJ,,l;o,,
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S. o. GOODRICH'S oo ., UERMs of tuition per session 0i IuVenilp Glass
Common English branches mes ,

Common English pfaiiol,t;v l.;n and Gfi
 Higher Mathematics aT5l'"'bstersD Text Books.-Orthoepy, .s Srithai Mitchelrs Geography; Adam i,laal- GraaI lions English, Latin and tree ,';s,s Book vies' BouTdon's Algebra; HalIls s ssureyi Legendre's Geometry dlllileas 1il;,s .payies Chemistry Brewster,s oP!i'Gs' P'sc roarsc. Mechanics. of the Cainbrldsc s.'lis, s scholars furnished with rooms ts..sa
 Little Rock, Dec. Il, Ioli.--l
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A JUDGE PRESENTED BY THE GRAND JURY-The Grand Jury of Harris county. Georgia, met on the 12ih ult, agreeably io summons, and found no Judge present to open the court, and after waiting three days without hearing from Judge Sturges. who was appointed for the Circuit, they assem- bled and made out formal presentment a- gainst him, embracing, besides the immediate act ol delinquency, many others of similar nature. After this solemn prcsentment a. gainst the Judge in his own court, by his own Grand Jury, the citizens of the county assembled in the Court House in rerula, organized meeting, and passed resolutions ad- vlsing the Judge to resign forthwith, in order that another might be appointed in his place who would attend 10 his public duties in good faith.
 These Georgia people have a just sense ot the value of their rights, and seem to en- certain no notion that Judge may do what. ever he Pleases without being responsible te public opinion.-.N c. Courier.
 The outstanding Treasury Notes on inc lSt inSf u,oro ( 0-se o9I sD.D
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< Which is the best shop to get a fiddle at asked pupil of Tom Cooke, the musi- eian. An apotheeeary's shop answered the wagi-6eeaase' if you buy a drug there, they always give You a rial ia.
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The remains of Mrs. N. P Willis arrived at Boston on Wednesday, and were laid be- side those of Mf. Wllis's mother, in the ee- metery at Mount Auburn.
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CoRNsrALK SuGAR.-The manufacture oI sugar from eornsialks promises to become an extensive and profitable branch of business al the west. Mir. John Beal, of New Harmony, Indiana, has made 395 lbs. of good sugar this season, from the cornstalks that grew on three quarters of an acre. This is at the rate oi 300 lbs. to the acre. His plan is thus briefly noticed in the Cleayeland Herald: "When the ears begin to form they are pulled off, When the leaves are~lead about half way up, the stalk is stripped, cut up at the root, the toy cut of, and then ground in a sugar mill. Twenty stalks will yield about one pound ol sugar. Mr. B. ihade 80 lbs. in day, with a simple apparatus of his own construction.- Five hundred pounds at 1 cents per lb is S20 per acre. It would have produced, say fity bushels corn, at 9 cents, Sl2.
 .4Bl Farner.
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Ohio now offers rare chance for free persons Of color. \ law has just been passed winch removes all legal disabilities on ac- count ot color or origin. They may now serve as jurors, witnesses, and also lawyers and judges, provided their requirements are sulllcent to enable them to obtain licenses for practising law. Their children also are entitled to the benefits of the system of com mon school education in existence in that State. This Is the most liberal bid for the society of this class of persons that has ev- CT been offered in any country, except Libe- Tia, and we suppose there will be strong com petition between the colony of Ohio and the one on the coast of Africa Ohio is good- " land and we have no doubt will be well llled Tn short time with these persons who are by this law invited to come in and DOS sess It. The Ohio papers of the democrat lc party, which universally opposed the bill, assert this measure was the result of com pact between Abolitionists and Whiqs pre- vlous to the late election.
 Hiss. Free Trader.
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RRoaDcL0THS, CqSSLAfRE ; n' ,.' TUsT received, per steamer ,hs W +ys.ii csssiip D good assortment of broad-clee.,9,n en ,nnders ings, Sc. Also, few dozen fl llne N u" AII flannels, by IL
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The rivers above are falling The Missouri is very low-three feet water on the bars There is six feet water in the Illinois; and seant four feet on the lower rapids of the upper Mississippi At this point the river is reced- ing slowly with S95 feet water in the channel to Cairo. iSt. Louis Reporter, ,agra l.
 There were one hundred and twenty pas sages secured on the Cambria three days pri- or to her sailing on the lst inst.
 If yon wish to make your billerest chem, miserable, make his child present of drum and whistle pipe,
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JOILN J D MI I TIT.
 VIM. c. PETERS

The Missouri Reporter Cincinnati Gazette, vile Union, Nieksburg Sentinel, Tene Hauh fer, Sangamore Journal, JeiIersonian, fat Js City, Mo.,) Little Rock Banner, and Plate Eagle will publish semi-monthly in weekly for 6 months, and send their accounts to de tees for payment. l6A
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The outstanding Treasury Noles on the lsi inst. were Sl,073,23I D.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
VIRGINIA-
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VIRGINIA.
Samuel Sprigg's DIN. Complainant.
H. In Chancery.
I homas Jones g. ders, Defendants
In ,he Circuit sutrios court e) L0oand ehIncery
for Ohio county
JuKSUANT n decree Of the said Cour. pro-
D nounced in pc above named cause. OH the
gun day Of Febhiry lS45, The undersigned o
dePuiy Tor Peter Ytns!land acting as Commissioner
IN liis behalf, will sell, on The second day Of June
1919 at public action, 10 the highest bid Ter, v.
Tie ironi door Of tie Court house of Ohio counlal
lots nambered sevq, ond eight. q and o. in square
numbered. fifteen. d5) in Sprigg u Riches addl.
non 10 South Wheeling, commonly known at
Riichieiown.
The above named Ss. or a suficicncy 10 satisfy
Inc compla'nanl's claici with inIcrnsi and costs OF
sun VIII be SOLD 90 credit Of six, twelve and
eighteen months frOu The dOy Of sale, in equal
,hs'nlmehls; the purchaser or. purchasers giving
bonds with good seSutly. bearing interest from The
uay u sale' aud ,he lille To he retained as a turtle
security, until the whole Of the purchase money u
faid. w MITCHELL, Deputy Sheriff aud
up 20 I'm J& + Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

FhShNNbfs IisNJir B~sLlIACNE. 'f+
VIE subscriber respectfully announces to hs
4 friends sni lac pUtlc, that te has purchased
MeERASIUS COJl.Ai ms uniere,t, and become
col e ssee 81 The above - abltshIurn.
Ptf iisSIsl Z llpA,e4P,,l csnycnisrr 'o nl the PRIN-
ROAD DEPOTS. and olcts every oGUcexrHtn VI.
comfort. The Rooms are large Hnd airy. aud fur-
h'si;ed IN ~ style not surpassed 10y any sin,ilar es-
iahiIshmcni ia The CHi,rL States. =,
From the experience 'he Proprietor has had ia
the management OF a FIRST CASS HOTEL. he
u IIcrs himself lhot every department Of The esinb.
!UshmenI Nil be conducted - q style 10 please those
who may favor han with "a cali.
dee 5-iw JOHN WEST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
UNITED STATES HOTEL. :

Nea'M RcdrCad Depot, CUMBERLAND, Mn -
'SNHE Proprietor re p~ecifully Informs his
"A friends and the public, that he has taxed
this SPLENDID NEW HOTEL, which he now
- a place of hOlh ELEGANT and COMEOR-
TABLE ENTERTAINMENT. The Parlurs
and chambers have b.eu tast,fully fitted NJ
a view 10 tie cas-. comfart AMI conven ieIee O
his guests especially of ladies and families.
The depurtmea' OF the Harder is equally vel
ordered. Intact ,lCrc IL, through every departs
munt of the esiub shment. an air of neatnesa
md elegance that cannot failto please ell who
may favor HIM With a call. A COU TON.
NAV o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
WIN IT JENNINGS q co,

IMPORTERS OF Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesl.
d ing, Fancy DfesS AtticIes &c, 23I Broad.
way, American Hotel, New York.
To hose visiting the Civ of New York, re-
curing Garments, a renewed SChcitati on is OF.
tered tor Them u call aud examine our Stock
o.. New and Fashionable Goods for summer
Wear, comprising an assortment unsurpassed
in richness ard variety, and which will be
made up % order in a style second To no house
in The Trade, at prices which musi offer such
inducements to The Cash purchaser as cannot
fail 10 be appreciated. ma l0-3ms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12


Ssmucl Sprfs adm. Complainant,
Siadrach yveldin a. Others. Decs.\
Ia rae Cift superior court of Eqv and ekqree-y
Yer Os,4unhy.
EE uRANT To n decree pronounced by the aaid
N Co,Sn the allow cau.e, on The ooh day of
February is, The undersigned, a deputy for Peter
Ynrnnli shEf ufsaid county aud acting MS Commis
>iiner in d = halG. will sellon Monday The second
day of JutlSi5. at public auction. to The hiches,
bidder. at front door Of Ihe Courl house of OHIO
county. lotumbcrcd seventeen aud eighteen II
ond ISL t,Iuare numbered eighteen 1881 in
Spiteg q kche's ndditiun to South Wheeling.
commonly twn as Richie Town.
The ubotamed lots Will be s6ld IN = credit of
sIS, twelve y eighteen moaihs. from Tho day of
sale. IN oqudnsialmen,s; The purchaser or pnrcha.
sers giving Dds with good security bearing in,eres,
from the DAT snle and The title Ia be retained as a
further secuT until The whole of the purchase mon.
ey is paid MITCHELL. Depaiy = e,iFS
ap &c I'm J&F commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

Samuel Sprss adm. Complainant. }
as. la Chancery
Lewis Waikiki Others. D.fendan,s
IL" lie CieaSnperior court Of Law aud Chancer y
for Ohio kty. .
EbURSUEr TO a decree of The said Court. pro.
q nounce in The above named cause. on The
18Th day oi february 1915. the unJersigncd, a
deputy for Per Yarnell. sheriff Of said county aud
acting as Commissioners in this behalf. will sell on
VI nddy, the teond day Of June 1915. al public
auction. To ihaiyhest bidder, at the front door of
INC court hoe Of OHIO county; lots numbered
thirIeep. fourth, iineen and sixteen. U3 Ia Is
and l6) in pare numbered fourteen IA y ia
Spileg * RiiSe's addition 10 South Wheeling
commonly knob Us Richie town.
The nbovo lined lots or a sufIiciency IN satisfy
The complainaIf demand and costs of suit. will he
sold on a cfeditf sir. tpelre, and eighteen months
from The day sale. IN equal instalmen's, the
purchaser or pfhasers giving bonds with good
security, bearl1 iniereo from The dry Of sale, ond
The title TO be 7ained us a further security. until
The whole oI,hdurchose money he paid,
Nv MIrQELL. Deputy Sherry 4 ctm'r.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
JOuN x

NO -, WATtRST. EtLlNG.
Just received from the tasya very,
~ Itre,snj general assortment OF L;auoRsp
S1oARs, TtpAcC), GgoCgErEs, &C, among which
9 hall ripes seisnca s. Dopeey's 4,h proof
BIaudy;
! ar co,k old Henncseey doJ
half pipe Holland GIN, ~tavoriie brand;
/ az ca,k Port Wine, superior qualiiyi
ar do Madeira do, 10 do
5 Goz Mu.clt WiRcs;
3 do Clarct do first quality;
. 10 Cherry Cognat, superior qualiiyf
G do Lemon syrup;
? do Wsst India Pepper Sauce
5C0g Regain Scgat,;
1000 Imperial Caztdurfs do,
1850 Principe dn, Isl, "a aGt 81 Qualities
A large q1anuly Of half Spanish and Com
mon u1;
90 cross Go'.h' M5ichcs;
TOBACCO. large aai general assortment
OF thc most trgoIit bra0tsj
Mrs Mhlrt's fuc cut TubaccU;
SOAP. Every description and quality, manu-
i5ctufcd Wy L Hyde g SOUS, BALTIMORE;
30 drums FIcS;
Several boxes Pine Ample Cheese; 4.
Together wijh a general assortment Of Grosi
c,rics all OF he very best qually, which will
b. sod as low as they can be had west OF the
mountains. leo ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
NEW S NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLAND

Ssrcl, The new and fast running pas
I.M..-h seDger steamer NEW ENG
esS LAND, Ssmael b Page, COM
2SESSsAS mander, will contiDu e TO make
regular weekly trips 10 Cincinnati; leaving
Wheeling every Wednesday evening al 9 -,
clock and Cincinnati every Saturday al loan.
For freight or passage, having superior ac-
commodatlons, apply On board.
! TFThe New EGgland was built expressly
for tho Cincinnati uade, and will Continue in
tne uade The whole season.
ETThe New England j. provided with Evans
Safety Guard 10 prevent the explosion of boil
crS. ieb 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
Tft NEW Ann sPLESDiD STEAMER
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
ALIO IIPPA

A o9c~n SMITH, master, will %continne to
TTrSNuS ron through the season as a
tS5~srs@zrrs weekly packet leiween Pi Is
bnIeh aud Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling every
Sunday evening al 9 O'clock, and Cincinnati
every Wednesday al 10 A NJ
For freight OF passage Apply On board.
feb 27
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER


MAIL
- LOGAN, master, will con
49, tlnue to run Through The
se1son as a weekly paCkel
between PiItSburch and
Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling every WedntS.
day evening OF q O'clock and Cincinnati every
Saturday az 10 a NJ.
This steamer is provided with Evans safe
~ Valves and an iron root as projection a
gainSl explosion and fire
For freight or passage apply en- board.
icb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
COLUMBUS, co. INSURANCE IOM
plNI.

9GENCY FOR WHEELNG
II X LIST. AT ShriTer & Siclle', Warehouse,
Wa'er street.
'EVHEY will lake risks on RulltingS of all
- Kinds:
5 eamboais and CarsocS, Factories, Mills,
heelbuat', FlathostN aud CoreoeS 81, against
loss ur damage by hre,or The dangers aud perils
OF the seas, lakes or rivers, on very favorable
ttTmS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
RETURN pREMIUMS.

heir agents are author ed To make the fol
lowing terms with their customers:
Any person mSuti"g a single risk by which
no loss 10 the company Is sustained, shall re,
ceivc a return on application 10 he agent, OF
10 per cent on the amount paid. On nett gross
premium paid each year, amounting to $500
or over, l2 ; Fer Cc"t on dc; amounting IT,
s., coo or over, 10 per ceOl. IAN -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

VIRGINIA.
Samuel Sprgg's Adm. Complainant
In he Giro IL Superior Court OF Lap daMa Snameery
for Ohio county.
DURSUANT to a decree of The said Couu.
pronounced in the above named cause on The
goth day OF February, 1916. The undersigned. +,
deputy for Peter latnaIl, sheriff Of said county.
acting rs Commissioned in ihis behalf. will sell OF,
Monday. the second day of June 1915, OF public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, al The front door o I
The Court h use Of Ohio county. lots numbered
seven. eight. fifteen ond sixteen. q. 8. Is aud I6,
in square numbered 80 aud lots numbered IS, 6
7 and q five, six seven and eight, in square mum.
bered ~iwo(2;)in Spuge & Rnchie's addition TO South
Wheeling. commonly known as Richie town. The
above named lots will he sold on a credit of six.
twelve aud eighteen months from The day Of ale,
in equal instalnenis The purchaser or purchoser.
giving bonds with good security. bearing interest
from The day OF sale. and lie lille TO be retained as
a further s,tutiiy until The whole OF The putchase
money is paid.
w MITCHELL. D,pW,y Sheriff and
np 20 I'm &F Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

NORTH WESTERN BANK Of va.
MAIN STREET, WHEELihG.
CAPITAL $40, 900.
President, ARCH. WOODS,
LIST, Cashier.
A Woods, w w Shriver. A Woods,
f Pollock, 'rhos PAUL. Go w Thomson
NMcNaushten, l w Mitchell, Thos Johnston
MERCHANTS MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING.
JosEpG4URaiE1ibBHMiE s29 oq pfe. iden,.
SoB.EsKi BRADY, Cashier.
Jcaldwel,, w D = seIsy. Jas Baker,
R Woods. Patterson, J w Gtll,
Jacob Gooding, WIN Fleming, Samr OFT.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE Main ST.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
~, Directors:
IN ~ Nelson, a Paxton, A Rogers,
"a N Johnston, Sam1 Mcclellan,
RoBr MCCOY, Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE co.
OFFICE MAIN Sr.
THOS HUGHES, Presioept.
Directors:
M Nelson, A Paxton, A N Johnston,
JCrumbarFer, J r Baker, J Baker,
John Knote, w + Peterson,
RoBr Mccoy, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE lNSUR'
ANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE MAIN ST, BELOW MONROE.
SAMUEL MEL, President.
Directors:
9 Brady. Robt Crangle, Jas Y Caldwell
WIN Fleming Jno Gcshorn, Daniel Lamb,
r. c Woods, jacob s Shrivef
II w HARDING, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
CITY OFFICERS FOR 1913.
MAYoR-CEO DUTY.

'~Ckrk-JxMEs S. Wheat.
,St,geant-JoHN MURRAY.
Wh4,J .Mas.ef-R. HAMILTON.
Thps Hughes, Matthew MLare, w Wilson.
w w SbHver, "A 8 Todd, S Brady,
B F Sanboin, Geo Mchdell, o Heiskell
M Neison, Z Coen, VIM Humphrey
ID Lamb. -
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
COUNCIL
Wheat.
Lamb. ' "HN
Kelley.
On Streets aud AAies-Messrs Todd. Will.
son, MenGeil, Amick and Kelley.
o. Wafer Works-Messrs Sanborn, M'Lure.
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On Market HoMsc-Mess.s HeiskelI, PUN.
phrey and Coen.
On Coal Bafks-MesSrs Amick, wilson. Ro.
oerts and Superintendent of Water Works.
On Wharues-Shriv.r, Hughes and Amick.
On II Observation-Disclosures Todd, M'Lure.
Sanoorn, Humphrey and Roberts. :
On Petnions-Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn.
On Sataries-Messis Kelley, M'Lure, ShrI.
yer, Brady and Nelson.