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So the Hon. E. N. BRlGGs was elected, who
signfied his acceptance, in a brief address, in.
voking the indulgence of the House for any
errors into which he may fall, and expressing
his confidence that order and decorum will be
strictly observed, and tie business OF the session
completed as speedily as is consistent with the
delbera,ion due to every topic of Legislation.
The House then proceeded to ballot for Clerk
pro tempore, and FERRAND F. MERRILL, Esq Of
Montpelier, was elected:
Ferrand F. Merrill, lis
Charles G. Eastman, 62
II. V. Marsh. 10
On motion Of Mr. Adams of Grand Isle, the
rules Of the House for the last session were
adopted for the time being.
A resolution of the Senate, f,r Joint assem-.
bly, at O'Clock A. NJ. this day, to hear the re.
port OF the canvassing committee, was concur
ed in.
The Speaker nominated and the House ap-
pointed the following gentlemen to Join the
committee OF the Senate and canvass the votes
for state officers:
Bennington-Messrs. Blackmer, Benteley,
Gardiner.
Windham- Messrs. Hall, Stoddard, Morse.
Windsor-Messrs. Harlow, Danforth, Chur-
chill.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS UiIIIoTt Vi hu'Idnu, SldTk,
Markham.
Addson-Messrs Lawrence, Frost, Strong OF
Slarksboro.
Orange-Messrs. Jones, Buchanan, Burton.
observation-disclosures. Pease, Fletcher, Fair
child.
Washington-Messrs Tilden, Holden, Car.
penter.
observation-disclosures. Fairbanks, Wesson,
Wlmarih.
Franklin-Messrs. Clark, Mason, Drury.
Orleans-Messrs. Nelson, Wheelock, Hitch.
cock.
Lamoille-Messrs. Keller, Waterman, Ben.
son.
Essex-Messrs Howe, Fry, Crawford.
Grand Isle-Messrs. Adams, Davis, Hol-
comb
Mr. Rice of Somerset introduced a resolution
adopting the joint rules of the last session for
the time being; adopted.
Mr.. Ballou introduced resolu ion providing
that the Speaker shall invite the cIergymen OF
Montpelier to officiate in rotation as chaplains Of
the House adopted
Mr. Markham introduced resolution for one
daily and one weekly paper TO each member
adopted.
Mr. Crowley introduced a resolution to ad
iourn to p. NJ. this day, when the House ad
journs adopted.
Mr. Markham introduced resolution for lO(
copies of the Legislative Directory adopted.
Adjourned.
| SENATE-Ahernoon.
Mr. Marshall Of Essex appeared. was sworn
and took his seat.
House Resolution the joint rules Q
last session be adopted as the joint rules Of III
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4s,O26
Total,

The Senate retired.
The memorial of S. Danforth and 81 others,
praying for improvement in common schools,
was referred to the committee on Education.
A resolution from the Senate, to elect State
officers at o'clock this afternoon, was concur
ed in.
Mr. Rice, of Somerset, introduced resolution
to meet in county and probate district conven-
tons on Friday next, 3 o'clock p. NJ, to nomi-
nate county officers and Judges of probate, and
that both Houses meet on Saturday, at3 o'clock
P. NJ, to complete the appointments adopted.
The Senate came IN, and the joint assembly
proceeded to elect state officers with the follow.
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present, until otherwise ordered; concurred in.
The hour having arrived for going into join,
assembly, the Senate repaired to the hall OF
House of Representatives.
The Senate having returned from Joint as.
sembly, Mr.. Moves introduced Joint resolution
providing for joint assembly at o'clock this
afternoon for the election of Governor, Lieut.
Governor and Treasurer for the year ensuing
adopted.
Mr. Hodges introduced joint resolution pro.
vldng for County Conventions of Friday, at 3
o'clock P. NJ. to nominate County officers, and
for joint assembly on Saturday next at 10 A.
NJ. to make the county appointments adopted.
The hour designated for joint assembly hav-
ing arrived, the Senate proceeded to the Hall
Of the House of Representatives.
On the return of the Senate, Mr. Sabin moved
that committee be appointed to inform HIS
Honor Horace Eaton. of his election as Lieut..
Governor; carried
Messrs, Sibin and Richardson were appoint
ed the com nttee.
HOUSE--Afternoon.
A resolution from the Senate, for Legisla.
tive Directory, was concurred in.
The Senate came in, when the canvassing
committee reported the votes for State officers
as follows:
For Governor. VIM. Slide, PATIO
Daniel Kellogg, 1854
VIM R. Shafter, 6534
Scattering, 1862
Total, 45,26O
For Lieut. Cor. Horace Eaton, 23,2O4
WHY'S Lyman, 1s,402
Horato Needham, 6,503
Scattering. 80
Total, 1929
For Treasurer, John Spalding 23,Os3
Daniel Baldwin, 19,494
Zonas Wood, 6,434
Scattering, 10
T'ur7l noe
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And still little below we're printed, in small
but beautiful capitals. words which moth
er's faith might well appropriate :-"HIs
LOVING KINDNESS CHANGES NOT"
At the age OF seventeen Charles Grant
was stout, strong, active youth. He was
more than ordinarily ambitious, but as hi,
ambition had not full scope, he was restless
and as ! sometimes thought, unhappy. Had
his mother, at this critical era ofhs life, been
able to find some employment suited 10 hi.
active and ambitious genius, it would have
been fortunate indeed; but she knew Of
none and besides, she needed bis aid-but
what was more than all, she was alone, and
felt that she could not dispense with his COM
pany.
About this time young sailor, by the
name Of Thornton, belonging to the neigh.
borhood, arrived home from a voyage
Charles naturally fell in his way, and wal
delighted with the story Of his wonderful ad.
ventures. He listened long and intently
His age and circumstances combined to ex.
cite in his ambitious bosom the desire Of sim.
liar exciting scenes. Without designing any
special wrong, young Thornton at length
proposed to Charles 10 accompany him OF
his next voyage, which he should commence
in few weeks. For time he hesitated, o.
rather declined-his mother aud Alice woult
never consent, and 10 leave them by s,ealtl
was more than he felt willing 10 do. Thorn
ton did not urge him, as it afterward ap
peared, but Charles was himself strongly in
clInsd to 60, while the young sailor was quit
willing to have friend and companion s.
bright and enterprising as Charles Gran,
In an evil hour the latter decided 10 60, an
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WHICH SaIIeu ITOm - dHu Oh uOHfd Of
which Charles wns supposed 10 be, was burnt
a, sea, and that but two or three only were
saved, ard among them was young man
named Grant. But the rumor though mol
contradicted, was not confirmed, and another
period Of uncertainty and anxiety fell TO tia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

Near nae RoHroaa D,po,, CUMBERLAND, Ms
fENHE Proprietor re pectfully Informs -hs
~ friends aud the puhlic, that he has inkea
this SPLENDID NEW HOTEL, whirh he now
confidently offers 10 the patronage Of the put lie
IS n place of Goth ELEGANT and COMFOR.
TABLE ENTERTAI NMEFT. The Pailors
and chambers have ssen tasttfpfly fitted NJ
with sntire neis Furniture and BIDDING, with
u view TO the cas- comfort aud conVeuiencev
hIs quests especially of ladies' ana !smilss.
The department OF the Lartcr Is csunily vel
ordered. In feet .lerc -, through every depart
m ut Of the estuB lshmont, an air Of neatnesE
a nd elegance tnat cannot fal!tu please all who
may favor him With call. Il CO " TON.
mays
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
IoLUMBUs, (O3 INSURAN nee COM
PANY.
INSUKANCE,

kNlRE . MARINE INSuRANCE-Thcr M,
T. twosiluatuns ouly in which indy iduals eau
be placed, where they can Adequately abr.ecist I,
the value ofinsufancc. These nIe, Will, -tard.
ing upon the RUNS of their own properly, .lthcl
receiving from an Insurance Office the tull a
mount which they have lost, or standing on IN,
same spot surrounded perhaps by drsolaie tam.
~, lamentlnp hat stupidity and folly which haC
td,i"d TO Irovide for such n contingency.
$ ATKINSON, Agent of the PROTEC WON
IN SURANCE CO OF HARTFORD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses. ware houses
stores mills factories, dc, together with Their
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chlnery, and everyother description OF Insurablc,
property Also. on steam, keel and Hat bo8Is
2no her car2oes ~ and from any port on m,
Western Waters
holel, lnn l, 1872
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81 JOHN b BAYLRss.
WIN T. JENNINGS K GO.

IRA PERS 4 Nd TIL ORS
q IMPORTERS OF Cloths, Ctssimcres, VeS,.
n ingS, Fancy Dress Articles Sc, 23l Bread.
way, American Hotel, New York.
To hose visiting the City oil New York, re-
quirlng Garments, a renewed solicitation Is OIL.
Tered los them l. call and examine our Stock
.! New AMI Fashionable Goods tor sunni
Wear comprising m assortment unsurpassed
IN richness ard variety, and which will be
made up o order IN a style second to no house
IN The Tiade, al rIiccs which must offer such
inducements TO The Cash purchaser IS cannot
iall 10 be appreciated. maI 10 3ms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
MEDICAL CARD.

nOCToR FAWCETr. OF 1876 FULTON street.
~ New York, Memuer pi The R,yal College
oi Surgeons oi London and Edinburgh, and Gfadu.
aio Of Tho u hcrson Medical College Of Phiadcl.
phai also nuihor Of q work embracing The follow.
ing SUBJECTS viz Maumony. In potency, and Stetil,
Iy anaIom'cally, phvs,oogicully and medically eY.
planned with comprehensive opposition Of the ma.
Iufe aud modern treatment Of Syphilis Seron,Iatv
Symptoms. Gon,rrhota. elect Structures. Noc,urol
EmpsIons, and all tho consequences arising from
Naslutbalipn. DR. Fawceu continues his prgaic
consultation on the above mentioned diseases oj
his long established ollicc, l96 Fulton street where
tie most ogfogatcd forms Of disease will yield 10
his mode OF treatment, without restraint ~ diet OF
exercise. aud without mercury; even when The pro.
creative energies become paralJ zed torpid from
excessive indulgence Of the passions, bc will be
able 10 restore lie paris 10 health ard vigor Per.
sons at distance enclosing 81 can have copy N
the work. All letters must he post pail. and dfcc
ted 10 DE- u Fawcell, 1876 Fulton ST New York
jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
NEw U S NAIL STEAMER CLlPPER.

NEW U S MAIL STEAMER CLIPPER.
n The new and fast run
81 e. ming steamer CL'PP r r
60 IL - = n Crooks, commander
VIII cCatinue ID make re
yular weekly IIipS 10 Cincinnati; leavins w heel
ing every Friday evening 81 Q o'clock and Gin
cinnali every Monday al 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior ac
commod ilion>, apply on board.
aSThe Clippe! was built expressly fer the
Cincinnati aud Pittsburgh Trade, aud viii con
time ia the Il ade the whole season. ieb 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
Tns NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
MA

,x,-, LOGAN, master, will con
q N ~ unue to run through the
E;..I,,,.1}.iJ seasun as weekly packet
es'* sc s--s-7S eRSS between Put>burrh aud
Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling every Wedn,s
day evening at 9 o'clock aud cincinnati every
Saturday at 10 a NJ.
This steamer is provided with Evans safe
ty Valves and an iron roof as protection a.
gainSt explosion and ERE
For freight or passage apply on board.
feb 20
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

EXCHANGE PLACE EALTIMORE.
VIE subscriber respectfully announces TO his
4 friends aud the public, that he has purchased
MtERASrUS COLEMANS interest. aid become
SOL e tfee OF The above r. abIshmen,.
The Hotel ~ located convenient la oil the PElN-
ClPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND RAIL
NOao DtPOls. and offer. every induce mont for
comi"tt. The Rooms nre lofge onj airy. and iur>
nished in style not surpassed by ony similar Co.
'abshmeni in The Unu,d Sloics. I'D,
Er"m the experience the Proprietor has had ia
The management, of a FIRST CASS HOTEL, he
hlierS himself ihai every depaumen, of The csiat-
'i,hmenl VII bo conducted IN style 10 please those
who may favor HIM with call
dec 5--iw JOHN WEST
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wM J ROM,

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
Corner Main and Union Sls.
EARS Just received alatee and .pleu did as
= X >oument al School Medical TheoIogi>'
cal and Miscellaneous Books AiSo, n large
assorlmontof Fancy S a,icutry, which will be
odd cheap tor cash " hole sale and Retail.
mar 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

UBoNNETs. HATS PARAsOIs.-PIsinan and
n - Figd Florence Braid Bonneis. new Style Lace
10, Straw binnets Of every kind. Lcghorn aid Palm
Leaf Hats oil sizes. rich Paasos Porasolcls and Saf
Shades OF every quality, just received by
ap5 SENSENEY q HJICrfg
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TIE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
y S MAIL SWIFTSURE NO 3.

eo-@ ROB oN,maSier, will con.
g - tnue 10 run through The
49, season as weekly packet
-N< between Pittsburgh aud
Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling every Mundsy
evening al 9 o'clock, and Cincinnati eyeTI
Thursday al 10 A Nj.
For freight or passage apply on board.
feb 81
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yOpN X UOTsIfOnn,

NO 20, WATER ST.. WuEt LING
TE As lu.t received from TIE Last very
81 Isl luee gn 3 gsnsrsl assortment OF L aroRs,
SAo4R8, T.D4cc. Gao SESigs, sc, among whicn
IIe
chat rire, scigoei, & Dupeey'S 4lh proof
Braufv;
or -a.k oft Ucauesety DO;
half yirc Holland u, tavoriie brand.
or c,,s Port Vine, superior quahy,
ar du u .dsira GO, 90 d.,
5 :uz Nu.cai Wise;
5 do Carer d. tssj aua)ny
3 du CHcrty Cngnat, superior lGslity;
do LrmAn sYrun;
2 go W .,t India PefFs Sauce
5000 Regain a.2ar,
.olr lIoperiuI Ct1lauv 81 r'
5000 piinrirs du g., 81 act 3ualitcF,
a Iafs, CpanWy q hai Spanish aud Com,
a0 -ru, Co..bF VI ttfcst
TOBACCO large anb gelrrol assortment
uf he most layoriis trauds,
M., N..,I', tnt cat tobacco,
soar. Ever, d.sc,Ht.nu and quality, manu-.
ncufet w J. hyde 3 Sous, Baltmore,
90 I5ans Fi-S
.st.IaI hozcs Pine Apple Cbrese;
rusGtcf vl 90 q Asner1l assortment Of Gro
c,Jfs ai b. ihc ve,y best qnaiuy. which VII
oFs,id a. lJW o. uIey eau be bad west OF the
mo0uta.ns. feb ~
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BLANK BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, &C,
JOHN J HASN ELL,

~ O0RSELL Err Siaii Jner and Blank Book
b. y Manufacturer, Union Street, Wheeling,
keeps constantly On hand and manufactures 10
order Blank Account Books Of every deScrip-
ion. MERCHANTS and others who are re-
quirlns New Books, eau haveIhem ruled to
any pattern. end buund IN The must Desirable
manner al The shortest notice, and Warranted 10
give sat tiaction
STA To merry in all is variety, suitable
for MeIchanls, Banks and Public Offices.
AlSO-A large assortment of School, ClaSsi-
cal, Theological Medical and Juvenile Book,
al the UoJy Unrest prices. mar Ia
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REGULAR CINCiNNATI PACKET;
I2i5

NEW MAIL STEAMER HIBERNIA.
sS5S-rE5SS The new and fast rum in 9
n steamer II BERNiA, John
49, klin,iecr. will continue
e1-A--''s.----- ';n1-SsssSt make regular weekly
lIips 20 Cincinnau; lelving Pittsburgh every
Tue,day at 10 a. NJ f; nnd Wheeling every
Tuesday at Z Nj, and Cincinnati every rrl.
day nj 10 a NJ,
FOR iIeigh' or passage, having superior &c.
commoda,ions, Apply on board.
s-fIhe HlbeInia was built expressly for the
Cincinnau AMI Pittsburgh trace, ans will cons
tnue in the trade The whole season
srFhe flibernia Is prov ded with Evans
saiely Guard t. prevent the explo. ion of boil,
ef>' feb 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
AtIoliI

s i"a ib %a;li' the % .s e@%i'" ns to
- - weekly packet etwecn ri Is,
burgh AID Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling every
sunday evening at 9 o'clock, aud Cincinnati
every Wedn 6sday al 10 A M
For freight or passage Apply on board.
feb 27
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NEW GOODS.

GREER 81 NOTE, No 1853, Market square,
~ are now receiving their second stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Having purchased them a, 9 great reduction Of
Prize. we are prepared TO Offer good bargains TO
those who mayfayr us with a call. In The as
sortment NAV be found;
Dress Goods, Cashmere D Ecosse, chusan,
redosan, Afghan Plaid, MOnsline dc Lame, very
cheap; Alpaca, Lustre all kinds, 3Oper cent low.
or than usual; Gngh ans, every variety.
Fancy ARTICLES. Trimmings &c Hosiery Of
every kind; White Goods, irish Linen, Russia e.
Birdseye DiapeI crash; Alpaca Aprons; Brown
and White Holland; 1Timming Glmps and Fnn,
gesj Silk and Worsted Sorgei silk ana NOIste1
coat Binding; coat cord, Twist, Sewing Silk,
Thread, Bnilonsi Sileoia &c. &c.
a large assortment Of English and American
Callcoes, very cheap.
For Ge,Hemen's Usar.-Cloths, cussimeros
Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans. Twoeds, Sstin, VI eri.
noe, cashmere aud other Vestingsi Goats era
watts and stocks; all of which we can sell al
much lower noes than they were sold carly Ia
| tho season.
Domestic Goods Red brown, yellow anC
white Flannel, PLAID, Linsey, tIl.lings, the bcs
/ makes Of brown aud blcachod Muslin, Tickin,
checks, Domestic Stripes and Plads. COttoi
Yarn and carpet chain, always on hand
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
NEW U S NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLAND.

fc@<J The new am fast running pas.
I.hLAk SeD2er steamer NEW ENG
z ,S-s..sss..l LAND, Samatl Page, com
A<S--SSNAs' mander, viii continue 10 make
ieeular weekly tripS 10 Cincanair; leaving
Wheeling every Wednesday evening at9 -,
clock,and Cincinnati every Saturday at 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior ac-
Communications, apply on board.
s-5 The New England was bnit expressly
Tor the Cincinnati trade, and viii Continue in
the uade The whole season.
s1yThe New England j. provided with Evans
Safety Guard 10 prevent tie explosion Of boil,
ers. itb 81
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GRIrI MnRI

~ VIE SuoSctber II now pTcpaI Ell 10 Gnnd
~ Corn and Flor Wheat IN grisis for Far.
mers and other , at his South Wherliug Steam
Mils, end he fluers h,mself that he VIII oc
able TO give satisfaction 10 all such as may pa.
troDiz. him.
mar 81 JOHN 3 BAYLESS.
eItAMlItY FLOUR.-The suhscrib, is now
receiving some good Wheat, which makes
Flour that he can recommend 10 The oilIZen>
OF Wheeling, and which viii b. sold low. Fa-
my custom Is solicited by
mar2l JOHN 3 BAYLESS.
q AUREL HILL MILL STONES! A pan
N four feet nine inches diameter, backed
and banded like Burr Stones suitable f.rgUnd-
ing Corn for which we hive no use, aud will
be sold low. Enquire al the South Wheeling
Steam Mills 10
mar 81 TOIIN pAVIECS
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IIIANGl- on UIsINEss.

TE7uL Sslttultr h1vrs .itc.n iu0cI lho AUt.
Iilu ba.Iu,s- BOO 900. 'l'y. hass IJles o. fsIu.u
los frsuss iJ iho.o who hove aytuJ blm oih
r.nssumcHi-. 1. d furuefmuro. ,Hrtm- be- puuIf,.
.'hIl ie hIsrr 'Isn,I runm.s,.an store. io sell
NJ ruyrfr s1'O.. zoo k.uis ui nafchsrlue, sa.r a.
Dp Grd Gutrrr.; Furniture, Sc us rooms
ore large luu -iHruu- .ud go" located .n oa aumlue
lbe best parts Of ihc cny. Goo general uus.u,..
rrIng pn M4t,cJ sp4cc Npl6s s1.b cuI OF s'4r
kci House. LrItrl adNuurc, made un consignment.
ls hrfeio'ofo PcrsUns having unsettled accounts,
trc regretted % call between this aud iIc hf, oI
Juna. and scribe .hs same by ras.i 90 up.e. as fls
old busircs. must 30 squaud. Tu. wib,YJ foslstt
90 pcfsYus. ~ addition tu his piyais sIlrs 900 Tho
Guy. 10 wou say iof ne benefit %. such gs wish o
have heir goods sold n nuCurn that he hls rr dc
,1rh arrangements Of VIII enable hn To- q, To- Oai0
every pso months. ioscii ~ public alls.
! nsy7 r = LRtfTIfNcFR
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FRESH spRING GOODS.

=, ENSENEY & RHODES. have just orcnet
~ their Spring supply Of seasonabe and desirabl,
G'ods, which they will he pleased TO show To The
friends and The pnhc generally. np4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

DoNNET RIBBONS & FLOWERS Ladies
D Cfnvals aud Neck ties. Jacconel and SNis.
Edsings aud lnscnings. Thread Laces end Edrpgs
Just received SENSENEY & RHODES
cps
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1913:
MAYoR-CEO DUTY.

C0uncitmen:
CkTk-JAMEs S. Wheat
Sogeant-JoHN MURRAY.
UhG,f .uQs.er--R. HAMiLroR.
Thos Hughes, Matthew M'Llre, w p Wilson
w w Shfiver, A s Todd, Brady,
b f SanboIn, Geo Mcndell, o W tieiskell
M nelson, Coen, VIM Puiiiphfsy
Jacob Amick, Kelley, J H Roberts,
ID Lamb. -
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
COUNCIL
On Ordinaness-MessIs Nelson, Brady and
Wheat.
On Finanees-Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb.
On Aeeonnts-Messrs Shriver, sanboln and
Kelley.
On Streets aud AHies-Messrs Todd, Will
son, MenGell, Amick and Kelley.
: On Water Works-Messrs Sanborn, M'Lure
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On Market HouSe-Mess:s Heiskell, PUN.
phrey and Coen.
On Coal Banks-Messrs Amick, wi son, Re.
berls and Superintendent of Water Works.
On Wharres-Shriv.r, Hughes and Amck.
On Five Department. Messrs Todi, M'Lnre
SaRborn, Humphrey and Roberts.
On Petuions-Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn.
on Salaries-Messls Kelley, M'Lure, ShrI.
yer, Brady and Nelson.
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NEW U 5 MsrEAME9 NATIONAL

The new end fast rnnniny mas.
ETHTfT Sis senecr Seamer NATIONAL
-SSTssssS-ssSsSss Mason, Commander, will
continue 10 make regular weekly tGipS 20 c n
cinnali; leaving VIII cling every Thursday
gsthlhg Si O'CLOCK, and CinclnnaueveIy Sun
day al 10 "A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior &c.
commodatlons, apply on board
Ir The National is pio vided with Evan 'Sa fe,
" Guard. 10 prevent the explosion OF boilers
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VA.
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
CAPITAL s74O,O
President, ARCH, WOODS,
LIST, Cashier.
Directors:
A Woods, w w Shriver, AP Woods.
+ Pollock, Thos PAUL. Go w Thomson,
NMcNsugh,en, w Mitchell, Thos Johnston
MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL $500 600.
JOSEPH CALDWELL, PRECEDENT.
SoB,Esxi Brady, Cashier.
caldwell, w H + seiby, Jas Baker,
re Woois, Patterson, wv Gill,
Jacob Gooding, VIM Fleming, Sanl'l OF.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE MiIsS ST.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
M Nelson, A Paxton, A Rogers,
A Flick ner, Morrison, Ciumbacker
A N Johnston, Samr Mcclellan,
RoBr Mccoy, Treasurer.
OFFICE MAIN ST.
THOS HUGHES, Presidept.
M Nelson, A Paxton, A N Johnston
JCrumbarler. Baker, Baker,
John Kno,e, w F Peterson,
RoBr Mccoy, Secteiety.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPTNE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY
OFFICE MAN ST, BELOW Monroe.
SAMUEL NEIL. President.
Directors:
$ Brady, Rnbt Crangle, Jas Y Caldwell
VIM Fleming, Jno GDshorn, Daniel Lamb,
Il G Woods, JAG ob Shriver
II w HARDING, Secretary
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) L f A Nj BIO At s.
NEW U S MAIL STEAMER CUTTER

NEW U MAIL STEAMER Gu rTER
n ~y-n The new and fas, tunning mas
SssrAyr senser steamer CUTTER Col
Inns, commander, will continue TO
make regular weekly trips to Cincmnati; Ieay.
ing Wheeling every Sunday evening at 9 o.
A NJ.
sor freight or rasssge, having superior &C
communications, apply on hoard.
1frhe CuuoriS provided with Evans Safe
" Gnaid, 10 prevent the explosion o! boilers.
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