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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-08-30
OUR TICKET.

The entire ticket, nominated by the late demo-
cratic conventions, receives our hearty approba-
ton. They are all good men and true. One thing
we can say to them, and that is, If they expect to
go through the campaign without being assaulted
in a very rough manner, they are much mistaken.
The ticket presented to the people deserves their
support, as being composed of farmers and mechan-
les and all uniform and consisted democrats; OPP
posed to any and all exclusive privileges debarred
to the great body of the people. They are also
known TO be opposed to the iniquitous features Of
the present tax law, and we are therefore induced
to publish the following article from the Ohio
Statesman, as giving the views of the majority Of
the great body Of the democratic party in this State:
"THE TAX LAw--THE NECESSITY FOR ITS
REpEAL.-The democracy Of Ohio are not oppos-
ed to taxation for just purposes, but they ever
have demanded, and ever will demand, that every
system of taxation in their state shall be equal in
its operations; that no favor shall be shown to one
class at the expense Of the general public; and
that, if ifdistncons are to be made in favor of any
description of property, the small means of the
poor shall be exempted from burthens. Henceit
is that the democratic party are opposed to the
tax law of the last session. and are resolved to cut
it UP, root and branch; and leave nothing oft but
its odous memory, as warning to future whig
legIslatures-if any such should again exist-of
the folly of attempting to saddle upon free and
intelligent, people, system which aims to create
a monied interest," by grating to it special privt-
leges made up ofmatters fiched from the rights
of the many; and which bears, in all cases. like
every system of taxation ever approved by the
federal party, OF which we have any knowledge,
hard upon men in proportion to theirpoyerty, and
lightens their burthens in proportion to their
wealth.
sTo effect so righteous an object as the over
throw of the whig tax law, and equalize the pub.
lie burthens, it is necessary that the democracy
labor zealousy, necessarily, and with full knowl.
edge of the subject There is but one opinion in
our party on this point, a conclusion to which
we have come as well from conversation with in
telligent men from different parts of the State, as
from the proceedings of democratic meetings, and
numerous able articles in democratic journals
Thus united and thus resolved upon effectinga
most radical reform in our finance system, we
have but to avoid the rocks and shoals upon which
pretended friends are striving to urge us, to reach
the haven of success, and sgnalize our victory by
the adoption Of a law which shall SO apportion
taxation as to make it fall on its proper place
upon property, TO protect which almost all public
expenses are incurred Ohio Statesman, Aug. 22.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-08-30
THE TARIFF.

We ask from our readers an attentive perusal
Of some short articles, in to+'ay's paper, on the
subject Of the tariff How does itcome that the
manufactures are making such enormous profits,
while the labor and produce Of the farmers remain
50 low, Ills said by some whig papers that our
manufacturers are now able to successfully COM
pete. with foreign manufacturers. lfsueh j. the
fact, where is the necessity Of fthe present high
tariff
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-08-30

Q9- Young Elliott, who shot young Kendall in
Washington City last week, has been arrested and
committed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
o. w. uEISKELL.


ESPECrtULLY ANNOUNCES to The Ladies' o
III Wheelirg that he has opened a new snd
Splendid stock ofr'h Fancy Goods. part Of which
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Ca,hmere Pyramid Robes "a new arIiclr ,Ombic
Crosa'ovet. striped and plain Cnshmercs; Cashmere
dEcossc; fmpadumrs; M,uslin DE Lanes; Cross
nver rnd every other description Of colored end
black Alpacns
EVENING DRESSES.
Color'd ard White Emrrndeteu Parisinn Robes.
"a hsaniiiol ntticlc) White Muslin Robes: T,tle.
l"nsand SuisSss, Of all kind; very rich White nnd
Colored BrucaJe Silks.
SILKS.
Block Satin Striped Armure,v vn'srod and Striped
P"uli lo Sole; S,iin S,risch. B,ocadc. [ usinng ard
Gro &c Suisse S,ihs oinirc. ErpLrei cred aud Striped
Fancy SILKS,
SHANIS.
Pdinicd Ci.l Mora .nb'd. TuIkiri. Groche, S,r,.
.JiIla. Black and mode col'd Thibei (eml,d aud plain
with sir Fringes@ Damnsk. worsied. Ombre, Ka.
bylc. Dama.k WOODEN md Muslin lie Lame Shanl.
FANCY GOODS.
kich French worked Capes., Collars and Chemi,
zeIie,; French wurk,d, Revere aud Hem S,iich.d
Linen Cambria Iinndkcrchief; Veiyer odc Il aud
SalIn Sashes for Bonnet Trimmings; New STYLE
Grape Scarfs; Long md half Long white. cold md
back Kid Gloves; Banne, Ribhnns. Bls, K and white
SIN Hose; Silk Fringes ard Velvet Ribbons for
trimming dr-sscs. ra
0Tlo n few days he will open. in addition 10 The
a large stock vi Staple Dry Goods, ior family
use M . H uov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
DRY-GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER

11h 11s
JOHNSTON Il BEIiRYHILL. have just receiy-
% ed a most h%eau'ii1l and well selected stock Of
fancy and Staple Dry Gpods. all OF which they will
SCI at such puces as cannot 'ail 10 please The mpsl
economical. Our lock consists IN part Of the follow
ing nuicles. namely;
FOR LADIES' DRESSES-NIcrnors, Alpacas.
cashmere DE Laincs. Mouslin dc LANES. Fancy aud
plain Silks nnd Slllns, BpNhazines, Ginghams,
Colicoes and Shawls of every description. price
aud qu6lry. Also Ladies' Cra,ats Of the lnIos, style.
FOR GENTLEMEN-Clolhs. CossImercs, Sat.
liuelis. Vrsiug. Irish Linen, Shifting. Cmvnis,
Gloves aud Collar, Hosiery Of oil kinds; Dme'lics
ia accotdancc. with several coses Of Blankets OF All
sizes; Flanncls Of every qualify width anh puce.
Gents Lamh's Wool Silk end McrnO Shifs and
DRIVERS; Ch,lItcn's Fine Mefino Siits
TAKE NOTICING have always on oar sec
oud nJor The lafecsi aud he's, selected stock Of
CARPETING
West Of The Mountains spne OF which nrc OF Ihe
latest importation. We inyiIe The public generally
Ia give u, a cnll. as we have not The least doub
bni hat 40 can save hem lhe trouble of hO"inl
~el.ewhcre for Cheap Goods.
BONNETS. BoNSETs Bonas's; Arifcid Fiotners
A WORD TO THE MATTERS We have jus
received a full assortment OF Furs and Trimming.
Fur. Glazed aud Cloth Cars by The Wholesale
"A word 10 The wisc is sufficient Call At
JOHNSTON q BERRYHlLLS,
cen II NJ 13I Min 81. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
wuoBEsAIE AMI RETAIL
VARIETY STORE.
~ E'V DC ~ X t.

WHEELING. VI.
a RI NOW OPENING q splendid Vauey 81
"a GOODS, sucn as have no, bcen before found
m ths market.
Theifsluck compfses every species Of GOODS IN
be V,uc'y line. from The smalleis t"ys 10 The lar
cesi and mot valuable domestic e%rricles
Trey nrc PREPARED Ia supp'y PEDLNkS and
COUNTRY STORES wrh all eools ~ their itns,
nj lowe o,rcs ihnn they have ever beiJre been
bad Wesi ol ime Maintains
BRASS CLOCKS.
a largo md sprohid as oumeGi iof sale whole
sale ~ feiail NJ m4nufntiure - prices.
The public vii make money by calling and sS
aiming our goods md pus,s.
tcp26 ELLIOTT 4 ORR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
SPLENDID NEW STYLES OF
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODSt

FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS!
IHEoRGE M'MURRAY would respectfully
~ cali The attention 81 hrs city customers To u
splendid stock al fashionable Il GOODS. now
opening, md for lac sake Of bfeviy wontI en..as-
rate a few. VIZ;
FOR GENTLEMEN.
English and French super black cloihs; 10 Cos
simeres Blnck and Fancy colurS; C~assiArre. Toile>
neu aud Merino Vesiings, with oil kinds OF Tailors
Trimmings.
FOR THE LADIES.
Corienres. u magnificent new article for Ladies
dress; New style Mouslin de Lame do do; Cash.
mere DE Ecosse henuuiol patterns; Rep do d do
do; Imperial rich GIrdlos aud Tassel cod cor Dies
SEES; Splendid BniIo0s with variegaied GImps 40 d.;
a new article oi La Polka; lnsertIngs very .nperihr;
Rich Bonnet Ribbons entirely new; Jtfhra Edge;
BIZ and inncy cold plain, iie'd aud barrd AIpncns:
Super Six Warp do; CniiuTgh cloth; Bubbln nud
Tnrcod EdgIngs; new style Ear!sIun, French and
Manchester C'oghams; Striped. Tarlcion and barid
Nluslms; Black pnd blue Black Mrrino Yarn for
Ladies Hose. wnh a ger eral sloek Of Punt,. Chiuizs
&c.
ALSO-ESum super Gunpowder. Imperial aud
Pow shong Teas; RIO aud Lpgnyra COFFEE.
1000 LBS Of Cotton Yarns. CoveGlet Yarns
carpet cliuin. white and nII colors; for saIc exceed
incly low hy george M'NIURRAY,
oct ! 3m Nlatkai Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
" iEGINIA-Omo CIkcuIr SrPrtIoR CouR
NUvenher Isl, lcl5.

NIEGINIA-Omo CIkcuIr SrPetIoR CouRr
November Isl, le4j.
James 5 Wheat. IL CH.ycrny
against -DecIre Is Ac
LulensS Rlckcl end o'hrrs Mount.
o motion of The Plant n. ana Win The sscnto Of
'hc deiendatIs. Gorge A BnyarJ. George Wallace
nDd lanes Thnnpson, aud Of FmGcis u Armstrong.
aaSSSJlgnee IN Bankruptcy Of Henry Moore. whn here
% hem in ,6 m,s1TglSS;sl md waive 'ervice Of process,
hi' cause be referred TO Edward ifTe 2nser lhs'
Who ~ hereby appointed n commissioned Tor the
purpose, who. giving due notice To tho parties. md
also giving notice Ivy advertisements. 10 be pnhiished
iO1 50 Days. IN s1me newspaper printed in this
county, 'of MI paJtlcs claiming nnv iutcrcsi in, or
lien OF cacus'hrsnce npun. lint rnrt of Lot No 6.
IN the LIST square "a ihe city &c Wheeling, in this
county. know q by The nsme OF Congress- Hal. which
vas c, nv eyed 10y lie defendants, lukCns g. BCkeI.
10 Chnres L. Strong. hy dcct dated the l2h
day oiJuly 1882 men lonsd IN tho hill ofcampian:
ar IN Or nron rhr Lot NJ SO IN that pnrI ri sand
cay called East Wheeling, Ia nppja be'ore him 10y
- Teremp'ory day, and ut n place Ior lhli purpose.
~ be specified IN said hd,crt,cmcnl. onI prove
lhtir respective claims, IS la tntc anil state an &c
cpnnt Of he ClJIms aud ircumbmrres e the
plaintiff and deicudHhls, respectively. . ouy they
have, ard al all "iher persons whn stall Prove the
sane heioro him. IN said feat estate. whh IN,
em"unts due to each, rospeelivel,; nnd tho parlicu-
lar rnpcTiy uron whi,h ihc same Il cha rgrabiC. A.,
NE "rder ard priority IN winch ihcy nte, respc,.
lively entitled: And sid commissioner - sln Ia
nscofiain ond Tspori the real estate. Iiauy InNhioh
The dCicndnoI Muutc VAS tu iilcd nl ,hc 22I da,
~ May 1871; nd ihc mcumhruccs ,hrroru. u
my; h" amounts thereof. ~ whom due: mod theii
respective order aud pruriry: with anything
deemed pofureut hy h mseit. ar specially require,
~ any e the parties aud sid col ,sissIumrr IS Il
mike rcc"rt thereof io ihc Court with NIL crr,eo
eni speed. w order 10 n further decree. And thr
ord RIA made s~u'jeCtto all just exceptions ur otieo
ti,ns ~ any party. tScepI The plrir,ffT ADD .u.. @
The delc Gdnnis ~ have assenied thereto. "a alore
sad. A copy ics'C.
ALEX r L.AIDLEY, Cleyk.
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WV 7 PCru-
BLANK BOOKS, n,ANK BOOKS, SC
InhN 4 IL A.NAEI

JOHN j HASN ELL.
- O0KSELLER sal ner and Blank Hool
- NJ nntactufer, Union Street, Wheeling.
keep constantly on hand aud MANUFACTURES T.
order Blank Account Books Of cvtry descrip-
ton. MERCTIAN'TS and Others who are re.
quiriog New Book. cen have them rpisdlo
anY pauern, ond brund IN the most d%c>irabl,
n amer nj the shnrtesl notice, aud warranted e.
give sat sfaciion.
STA TJGNERY in all is variorv, suitable
Tor Merchants, Banks ami Public Offices.
AlSo-A large tment OF Schuoi, Class
cal, Theological, Medical and jay, nile Book.
~ the rcyB i0rsd prl,es. mar Is
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FARE REnu.

NEILs MOORE &CO'S Fnsi Mail Conch le,vc.
~ Wheeling dolly at & O'Clock A NJ. Sc hours
To Cincinnati. G lI.lr
P'lo' C"aoh caves Wheeling daily al 10 O'Clock
p NJ, 36 hours 10 Cincinnati.
ID TALLMADGE'S Good lnien, Coach leaves
Wheeling daily at . o'clubk A NJ. AZ hours 10
Mnysville, Ky.
Extras furnished on all lhe above lines TO parties.
with The privilege Of sleeping or travelling al nigh
as they may wish.
Onioe NJ" 81 w Ter ST, srsl door below Tho L. 6
Io'cl. Wheel Tug. Va.
sep - J MrsIiMEN, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
TITS STRANGE BUT TRUE.
JOHNSTON q EERRYUILl

v WHAT JOiiN STOS d EERRNIIG
"A hive Just returned from the East for Tho sec.
ond Time This season. and have just finished upen,
ing one of The largest and best selected stocks oi
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ,ow 10 he found west
OF The mountains, and on account oi having so large
Q stock, wc nre determined 10 SELL al such prices
NJ cannon fail 10 please. and therefore We would al.
wise those Who wish 10 purchase either by the
wholesale OF retail 10 give US call. ms we nre Ger
tain they will not with 10 look iarther.
N b. We invi the attention II the Ladies unr.
iicularlyhs we have The best selection Of Dress Gods
10 be had in this or my OF The western cities. and
likewise Dress Ttmmiugs OF every description; and
We have also on hand a splendid assortment Of
Gents Wear, such rs Cloiss. Cashmere, Sauineljs.
Jeans md V,sipg ofevcry descriptions.
BONNETS. BONNETS. DRESS GOODS.
Braid Bonneis Silks, Saiins. Bnmhnzincs
Straw do CnshmerCs Mn de lanes
Nearoitan do Alpncas, Merinoos
Velvet do Eoiinn tic Vronga. Cobnrs
Birds-Eye do CIu,h &c
Bonnet and Velvet Rib. Black Silk Frinres Of ey.
bons, tiimpS and Firm. cry width. quality and
ecs. Cords &Tasses price. with several PEI
Artificial Flowers, splcn ces Of varieesIed colors
did assortment fr trimming dresses.
B. CARPETS! CARPETSu
just received several PIE ces "f Carpeting at very
reduced Prices, aLd also a large assortment of Blau,
keis,
JOHNSTON & BERR WILL,
WHOLESALE s. RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

From he Deputy Sheriff of New York.
DR. Smiths Sagnted { aian Vegetable Pllls" have
been used ia lhe Eljtrdgc street Dehiof's Prison.
with uucomms - spiisiaoion have ne vcr heaul y
nedsoloe spoken oi With more interest 10y tie SICK
whO have iHkeu these Pills.
JAMES } BEvINS. D,ru'y Sheriff
For sale ~ PRYOR a. PAUL.,
NV ~ I'm Market - Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
ST.AG ~ LINES.



ANEEAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
VI WHEELING 10 BAL1INORE. WASH
lNGToN CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
M BOSTON The National Road aud Good
Intent Stage Ceopnuics.n are running L daily line.
"a Cumberland. consecrIng With she d & O r.
Only "a houa Stage travel 10. either ofihe above
cities. the balance by Rnilrosd.
Time 10 Baltimore 81 hours,
Time TO Philadelphia 40 hours
Fare TO Biliimore II DOLLARS.
Fare To Philn,leiphia 10 do.
Ss daily lines leaves the Cos Stage and Rail.
road oiiiec every morning ~ 6 o'clock A NJ. md
extras furnished a, any hahr a load should offer.
forihnnngh Ticketsio B,ltsRore and Philndelphln,
aiP'y n' The Cos Office. No 80 Water St. Wheeling.
Va onc dsor North U ) Itufcl,
For Good Intent Stage Co. w N STEELE.
and WAilk NEWMAN. fer N Co.
Gr's, Central ROME Eairfoad aud Sage Office.
NpIiSEnfiIs9 ~ l1llx ....
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

L%OR ~StEE.-Ihe Farm az Inc muuil, sf
A Glenn Ron m OHIO county, Ntr"'n'a. ,ms
'iLtiug about $50 acres. formerly ~. proi try 81
iusiah Chnpline dect ascd. prd adjoining lards ~
he h'ifs 81 / Fnrm,r aud others. 81 les "a mcdt-
iteiy on ihc hank oi TIE Ohir rycr. wrhin tour
niles 81 Wheeling, h4s ~ ia number nf Gtsi ms
pni banks Within u iew mis ~ tie river. Md "
veil stored with iime.iore. l%ngcthcr whh sovfml
u"d qnarre' r' Grst RAJ spnj sipre e. Thcre il 60
10 acres &c river bottom and The fc,.due l. n,h
.ne stone hill hand.
u wi he sold on y reasonable crelr. onI lore.
1crofin separate parcels ne purrhp,cr. may ,reic,.
Eor farther particulars call On ,hc sub rLer in
WheelIoe. ZJRCOR. Ter II
or' n WM REYNOLGS
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Clok.
NOTICE.

CoNIIs i'Nt.% CErcr, Nov %. 1875.
The ptnir- interested ~ lhr iofce me decree.
nre hereby notified thai ! have apprtsipd Fuc-Jay
ibe 23J day ui December reN. NJ the Law Office "'
Jacn, q Fiizhugh IN Tie Guy III Wheeling. a. he
time and Iitcc. when md where. | shall rfoces ID
10 nKc the n,cnunl Inc r. ~ duec,sd: And ! require
sl persons hHvi 9 ary conccrn IN The matters IS
SAID decree tu appear iFiore me with lhrir prs,L.
and vouchers ou hat day. TINT ! may make Mp TIE
account aforesaid. I'D II FfTZHUGH.
I't - Commissioner.
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CITY OrtICERS FOR 1915.
MAyon-CEO NIFTY


COurctimei:
'ChrkAJAMEs S. wHxAr. GlI
Se,geani-JouN MuRBAY. .
UhGJ -Mas.er-R. Hamilton. .
Thos Hughes, Matthew M'Lare, w Wilson.
w w Snriv.r, A s Todd, S BRADY,
Is F SanboIp, Geo Mcndell, O WieiSkelI.
M Nelson, .ECoen, J-i VIM Humphrey
7JnGpb Amick, Berkeley, J II Roberts,
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
..t,s COUNCIL.
On Observation-Disclosures Nelson, Brady and
Wheat. .Fg.yB EUsEt
ON Messrs Hughes, Brady ami
Lamb. g., F A
On Accounts MessIs Shtivsr, Sanboln and
Kelley.
On Streets aud Auies-Messrs Todd, vii
son, Mentells Amick and Kelley.
o. Water Horks-MeSsis SanboTn, MIuIe,
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On &aTkst Housc-Mess:s ueiskell, Pun
On Coal -Messrs Amick, Wi son, Re.
berts and Superintendent of Water Works.
On uharrtSzShriver, Hughes and Amick.
On Fue Observation-Disclosures TodJ, M'LpIe.
sanborn Humphrey and Roferts.
On Psthioas-Messfs Nelson, Lamb and
On Salaries-Messis Kelley, M'Lure, Shri.
vcr, Brady and Nelson.
NORTH WESTERN BANK CT va.
WAN STHttT, w hffBlNO.
EG.APITAL $40, 000.
President, ARCH, WOODS,
ckIsT, Cashier.
,-- - .DireeioyS: r-,,r
A Woods, w w SprigeG AP Woods,
f. Pollock, 'rhcs Paul, GEO w Thom oSon,
MsNsughisn,I W michel, ThSs Johnston
MERCHANTs'& MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING. '
ChFIY,sL ssno coo.
JOCEpH n wEII. PR itert s
s'tfa SoB:Esxi PRApY, Cashier.
haf H Directors.
J Caldwell, w TSeIhy, Jas Baxter,
r C Woods,s r Patterson, w Gill,
Jacob Gooding, WIN Fleming, SAM OF.
etl SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
49, OFFICE MARX T
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
nj Nelson, A Paxton, A Rogers, q
A Fichner, II Morrison, J C,umbacker
A N Johnston, SamHN Mcclellan,
e. sN'as t RoBr Mccoy, treasurer.
- WESTERN INSURANCE CO.
gF,ia e a. OEFicE MnS ST.
y THOS HUGHES, Presidept.
Directors:
NJ Nclsun,, A Paxton, a Johnston
JCrumbar!er. J r Baker, Baker,
John Knoie, w F Peterson,
RoBr McCOY, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE INsUR'
= ANCE COMPANY.
OFFlcg Main Sr, BELOW Nj NRuE.
SAMUEL NEIL. President.
es DueciOys:
6 Brady R.bt C~rangie, Jas Caldwell
Wm Fleming, Jno GoShorn, Daniel Lamb,
X C Woods, jacob S Shriver
r w HAaDlNa. Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
Fret TREES.

FHIIT TREES.
a FEW THOUSAND VIRGINIA HUGHES
"a GRAZ APPLE TREES. and a large yareiy
OF he best selected rmncI lUr: Tor snl- Ivy
ID ZANE. Wheeling Island.
Persons DESTROYS VI procuring Fruit Trees can.
not fni a boticf opportunity 81 supply inG Them
selves.
Refer Ia DR. Jslnsion, Louiss lie Ks; james II
Forsyth and ElJ DJfscy, Wheeling Va.
pmv 1 Z A.,
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INSURANCE.
ES iSKS will he iakenly The FIRE & MARINE
Il O. INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at DE ioceSt rates on
bindings ofailkinds, stone, brick oil OGDEN
n1d their cortcnts:
Steamooats; factories; mills, &c.
Furniture: III -
And merchandise ofallkinds.
ana aSainstall dangers attending the Trans
.portatton ofcoodso rivers, lakes, seas, canals
and railroads.- a-
Fer a. character Of thc company rs oprcmp.
Liitude aud ibcrally IN the atjus' mentand PM
uent ctlosses we beg leave To refer 70 the mer.
he adiustinen &c claims upon US. aug4
Oiilce On Ma in st. X. WiiARDING Sec'y
RETURN PREMIUMS.
EVIL fife and Marine Insurance COMPANY
II of Whes'irC, will rcutn 10 per cent on
al Tremiums .ece,Ned for inks aiken iron, his
lin" where DO los has occurred.
feb ~ w tRDiNG. SECRETARY.
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
CArIrAr 100000.
WIS company, being now duly organized, rs
preraret toDiake tHsurance on every d,s.
eripiion oiFire and Marine Risks,such asdwel
ing Houses, Store Houscr g. with their con.
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Flat Poats n nd K eel
Boats with their cara oes. IN ad fronpanyroriI
on tae OHIO and Mississippi rivera. or their iTiO
htarystroams App!ica ZION for insurance 20 h,
maze Tor the present al the Office ofthe wheel |
'ng SAVINGS Institution -
RETURN PREMIUMS.
'ENHEr WESTERN INSURANCE. Compa |
= NY OF Wheeling will return 10 per cenl
an all ptemiums received !or risks taken from |
his date, wheie no loss has occurre1
r mccoy,
NnrCh s, 1879. Sccre'arv.
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