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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18
VIM. NJ. DIcKERMAN, Sec.

A GLoRIoUs HIT. 1t is we'll known that the
Hammonds, McDufies and other politicians of the
South Carolina school, strenuously insist that the
slaves are the happiest fellows alive; while the mas
tiers a shameiuy oppressed, ill-used, plundered
and unhappy people. Well, then, (suys the Com
mercia Adversely just let the slaves and the slave
owners change places.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

Lyndon was killed by lightning on Saturday the 9th
inst. He had been engaged in ''tumbng'' hay with
pitcbforl, and the rain commencing, he turned to
go home AS he started he shouldered the fork and
in the same instant was struck, the handle shivered
and the fluid passed under his sleeve at the wrist
down his arms and body beneath his Clothes and tore
off the bottoms of his boots His body was backened
bat there were very few marks upon it. At the
time he was struck two boys at work with him start
ed to run home and passed him just at the moment
ne was felled by the stroke, but were not hurt
in the least. They had rakes in their hands,
lnial .,nLa. q.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18
THE WHY AND TIE WHEREFORE.

We have before this characterized the Loeofoco
Middebury Convention at which the present Polk
Sato Ticket was nominated, selling out TRANSACT
ton OF the Polk Office holders and Office seekers Of
this State of the whole party the siarc-aSter de-
mocracy Of the South in consideration Of present ia
vors and hopos OF future plunder This was all plain
the face Of their doings, bu did not expect to
find such positive and direct proof of the matter as is
contained in the annexed communication taken from
the columns of the Polk organ at Washington the
Union.
"VERNONT. take pleasure in enclosing you
for publication in the "Union. the following resou
tons passed 10y the democratic State Convention held
at Middebury the 10Th inst. They speak the
true democratic feeling of the hardy sons Of the noun
tain State, than whom no truer to be found in the
Union, notwithstanding the marked neglect which
they have heretofore received and rcceiring
at the hands OF the present administration. II appears
sufficient to exclude democrat from office If he halls
from Vermont, and Of the only i5co democrats from
that State holding office in Washington, one has al
ready been made 10 give way, This may be policy
hut lis justice beg leave to question.
a VERMONT DEMOCRAT"
Here followed the resolutions rthe late convention
which, it will be recoccted, went the whole length
in endorsing annexation, Polk and his ani-Turiir
principles. And does any fail to the reason
of all this' Is it to get avors Of the Admnstra-
tion-favors Of an especial to those compos-
ing the convention; The language is. 1--WE are will
ling to be vhite siGres but you give us plum
der" This say the office seekers. For this will
they sell their party TO all the unhalIowed purposes of
the slaveocracy But will the democracy Of the free
state of Vermont consent thus to be sold for what
is to them less than illness Of potage'--thnt these
Thc-siape office seekers may feed upon the Nation
al Treasury? We shall see
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

TWINS. We are assured that private 'e'e' W.
received in this city yesterday, from one oil the wv
popular and influential members Of the Texan ".
vention, stating that it is in actual contemplate .
mong the leading spirits in that body 10 DIVIDE ~ ~
into two States, making the Brazos the dividing ~. -
the State West of the river to be called Au''u :,
that on the East to retain the name of Texas. 1H''
right, sister you are altogether too delicious n'
to be swallowed whole. True, your popula'O" wv, J.,
thought too small by some to furnish fOu' " e,.,
of the U. Senate, but where the qualify Is ~ AZ,
not worth the while to stand for triiles' u" ~
self in twain, by all means! Such blessings
are should never come single! NJ r 1''O"""
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

CALEDONIA COUNTY CONVENTION held last
Tuesday more fully attended than W anticipated
1t would be, ard better feeling among our Whig
friends never before witnessed. Though defcat-
ed last fall in the great national cones-dee ed too
by foreign votes ondsa com bination Of the foules,
means that disgraced the many previous shame
full acts of our opponentsthe Wings at the conven-
ton showed that they determined, like the
gallant Jones, to '.fyh on" eight EVER ~ in the
Of freedom, independence, and for their ever
glorious Wing principles, principles which many of
their opponents confess prevail in our free coun
try, that country must sink to level of the poor
despotisms of the old world. These principles are
dear TO Nermont-protecton to free labor-tho pres
ervntion of our free institutions and the dspensaon
Of equal rights to all men.
The Senatorial ticket nominated cannot but give
satisfaction The gentlemen composing it are known
TO be honest sound, and true men, by all acquainted
with them MIR SIAs is an active and shrewd bust
maxwell versed in State and National affairs,
and fully able to promote The ntercs, and carry out
the wants Of the people in any legislative capacity
Mr. BEAIIss is of the first agriculiuriss Of the
cOunty-and although no is less known to the people
Of the county generally than some other men, those
who do know him best admit that he is q man Of ex-
ceent judgment, intelligent in State aud National
politics, and fully adequate fill with honor the seat
TO which he has been nominated. These qualities
have ever insured 10 him in a higher degree than
many men enjoy, the esteem and confidence Of his
neighbors and townsmen
Caledonia County ought to elect such a ticket
and Caledonia County can do it, If the friends of the
nominees will but do their duty. WHIGs!-young
men and old men-Pas' round tho word from man to
man-"WE WILL DO TTn'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

The two story dwelling house and tnre' V 70 81,
longing to Abial Walker, in Concord M n' hc
burnt to the ground. on Saturday, be'"ee" wv 4
of 10 and IL O'Clock. p. NJ. The barns "''s
filled with hoy and grain; one OK was cOn''"'
the flames. Furniture saved
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

ESSEX COUNTY-FOR SENATOR,
JONAH ROCKS, JR.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

From Texas New Orleans papers of The Sd
bring us Texas dates to the 3Oth ut There is little
news Of interest. The U. s. Troops had reached
Texas, and the following note from Capt. Grice de-
scrbes their first landing the soil of thar State
ARKANsAs BAY, July %, 40,
On Saturday, the Goth inst. the American flag was
first planted in Texas by authority, upon tho South
end Of St. Joseph's Island, upon which landing
the troops from the Alabama, inside the bay There
are now 500 men encamped here, and the scene is
full Of interest The other vessels with troops are
not expected to arrive FOR several days.
The various Committees a, Austin have reported
the different provisions for Constitution of the State
of Texas,and these are published at length in the CT
william Of the 30th uIt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

ORLEANS COUNTY, FOR SE.NA TOR,
ENOCH B. IMONDS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

CALEDONIA CO.-FOR SE.N:aTORS,
COME BEMISS,
w I'LL LAM SIAS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

RAIL ROAD MEETING. special meeting of
the Board of managers Of the Boston, Concord STAN
stead and Montreal Rail Road Association was holden
at this place on Wednesday last, and fully attended
The information communicated was OF the most
encouraging character and great confidence was felt
and expressed by the members of the Board that an
early extension Of r. R. communication will be e1ec,
ed to Derby Line.
1t was decided with entire unanimity to recon-
mend subscriptions for the stock of the Connecticut
and Passumpsic Rivers Rail Road with the belief
that the stock will prove safe and profitable invest
ment.
Geo. B. Chandler. Esq of Danville, Samuel l..
French, of Rock Island Stunstead and Henry Keyes.
of Newbury were elected members of the Board.
Com
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE, VT. Thirteen young
gentlemen received the degree of A. b., all of whom
took part in the exercises of the Copmencement-
Rev. James Meacham, of New Haven, has been e.
ected professor of Rhetoric and English Literature in
that Institution.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

since the Texas business was commenced under Ty-
ler's administration.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18


IEPThe msnamed ''liberty" paper at Monipe-
lier is ont in most malignant attack upon class of
clergymen and Wing editors Of Vermont. We have
always rejoced that lived in a country where ev-
cry man has the right OF conscience and the enjoy
ment Of his religious faith unds;urbed, but it is evil
dent that the times must be changed, liz the "Lberty
Party" preval) men must pledge themselves to think
and,(a is the custom among the "Liberty' leaders)
TO vote and so-as these 'Libeuy leaders dictate
Yes, fTsemen must bo,0-and become, "Liberty men,
or all the tyranny in the world we know of none so
rank and aagant that evinced by the OF those
deceivers who print Liberty papers and preach
Liberty" lectures Slavery docs not bind the con-
science-but these Liberty" brawlers seek to do it,
In reading this TRADE OF tho ''Freen,an," we were
reminded Of the remark Of another, and which
was that ali the loud takers of the 'Iberty Party''
with whom he was acquainted made slaves and tyr
ranzsd over oil under their control We were not
prepared to endorse this fully till we read the article
alluded to. That is strongly tinctured with the spr
it Of the Spanish nquisiIion we could dsbelieve no
longer If this is the spirit that is to prevail none
need go sou,h to become slarsS-they need but join
the "Liberiy Party"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

MONDAY. AUGUST is, 1s45.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

FOR GOVERNOR,
WHILE a RM q I "a de.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
81 OHa zee II "a tom.
FOR TREASURER,
SOhn Spald ding.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

''The National lntelgencer seems at = sore loss to
know whether 'it will be in the power of the Execu-
tive TO command, (thNt is the courteous phrase the
National lntegencer uses) 'majorities to enable it
to break up the protective system. OF course il is
impossible for any one to know, especially as there
are f(tyseven Representatives yet to be elected But
it is highly probable that there will be majorities in
both Houses sufficient to effect decided reform Of
the revenue system Union Of July 81
FoREwARNED, PROGRAMMED! Take notice, all
ye whom it may in anywise concern, that the pur-
pose Of breaking down the Tariff the coming ses-
sion of Congress is thus distinctly acknowledged by
the government paper if majority be secured in
each House for the purpose Mechanics, Farmers,
Merchants -ye who have any interest in the con-
snuancc of the present national prosperity and pro-
gress-learn from this disclosure that, unless YOU
come forward 10 prevent il, man, the axe will
be laid to the root of that national prosperity by those
whom you have set to watch over it INA. Int
'I AM ENGAGED IN REDUCING THE DE-
TAILS OF THE TARIFF TO THE REVENUE
Standard -Robert J. Walker, Secretary of
The Treasury.
Will the Patriot inform us, what will be the duty
on Wool when the reduction goes into effect?
HI ia
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

A man was lately sho: Cincinnati while in tho
act of setting fire to dwelling house in that place
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

ELECTION TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 2,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

Wool. Mr. Abraham Dix, of Geneva. has sold
his crop of Wool, 5000 pounds at 40 cents, for the
Boston market. Same crop last year brought AZ cts
and was sent by the purchaser direct to England.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

Gea 1ONeM gMWMW.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18

DEMOCRATIC WHIG TICKET.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
LOOK no YOUR INTEREST.
Dry GOODS CHEAPER THAN EN Err

OHNSTON a. BERRYIlLL. have jns' receive
% ed a beautiful and well selected stock OF
fancy and Staple Dry Gods all Of which they will
soil ut such prices cannot 'aI 10 please the most
economical Our stock consists in part Of the follow
ing articles. namely;
FOR LADIES' DRESSES-M erinocs. Alpacns.
cashmere De LANES Mouslin de LANES. Fancy and
plain Silks and Snlins. B,nboz,nes. Ginghams
Calicoes and Shawls OF every description. price
aud qnhliiy Asp Ladies' Cravas of the latest style
FOR GENTLEMEN-Clolhs. Cassimercs. Sat.
iinetts. Vesiing. IRISH Linen. Shirting. Cnvns.
Gloves and Collars, llosic Of oil kinds; d mcsttc.
in accordance with several Eases nf Blankets of all
sizes FlanneIs OF every quality width and pucc.
Gents Lnmb's Wool SILK nnd Mcnnu Shiris and
Drawers; Ch,ldren's Fine Merino Shius
TAKE NOTICING have always on orr sec.
ond ADor the largest AID host selected slUck Of
CARPETING
West Of the Mountains, sumo oi which orc ui Tho
letcst importation. We invite The public general,
10 give u a call. as we have not The least doub
hut that We can save hem lhe trouble of lOoSin!
el.ewhcre fsr Cheap Goods
! BONNETS. BuNNEIs Bonneis; AriGciH FioUeTs
| A WORD TO TIE HATrERS We have jus
| received a foil assortment OF Furs aud Trimming.
Fur. Glnzed and Cloth Cars. by the wholesale.
! "a word TO The wisc is sufficient Call NJ
JOHNSTON Il BERRYHILL'S,
sen ~ No 1871 Main ST. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
" IRGINIA--lN cnANclAv--Al tuIc. held

} " IRON LAIN cmANciNv--A, rule. held
,hc a., III iii. euI tie 6 t,uH S.I.tt"f t.vu
oi La" 0rL chaiircrv 6t ,ic suuuiy al OHIO. M IA.
'nonlh or ausu-i 1916.
iifsm Aasl,1. Complain NJ.
ncaWsf
J, In Gilthrisi Edward n Fiizhugh, The North
Western Rack ~ yrginis. William p Des-, WI
liam G. lin. Jonas Cruinhack.r Michigan Nei-on (.
Daniel NJ t.igiTsoo. john EuG john G r: II. and
James III Stout. Epsreim Pollock and Join All
unn. William Fleming. AID George r rng's. sad
J"hathan Wilson. Dsftneants.
The Defendants William / ID. nn. William {, fiiu.
ard Jonathan WI son. uui hasrg cGitrd Their sp.
p'aforce ond given secGfiy according tn iLe act al
ascent iy md the tules uf THIS cOur. aud II arr
'g by saiisiac ny ptoui That hey are no, inhshI,
ANS "f the commonwealth of 'irc nia-On nipion
OF complainant by counsel. tits ordered that The SAID
veiond"nis DO OpDcar here "n The i'st 10y .f tho
neh term. and answer The cOmpisnsr,'s hill. ani
Mat epiy OF ths o,der hc iotihNuh n.s. rel 80
some newspaper printed ia the vi'y of Wheeling
Tor Two months succsssively, atd posted al the iIou,
deer OF The courI huuse oi o :in c"uny.
cory iostc. ALEX Il LAiDLEY. Clerk.
Coon aug 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

" iRGINIA-IN CHANcERv Al Rsles held
M the ceth's oicr oi tie Cirruu Superior
Z ud oi Law and chnuce-v iur the county ol OHIO
IA ihc month oi August l545.
The North Western Bank OF Virginia. Comp'a 'nrnt
against
Matthias j. h,rs. John NJ MCreary, william
Gordon. John " Boring. Etwatd II r. stush.
THe Merchants and Mechanics D ,uk ol Whoo.
ing. Etjah J,T.Is. Albert Bus. William
Armstrong, John IL A msroug W i!lioR BU-ry.
Defendants
TIE Def ntsnts Matthias Jtacts, 'uhn NJ Ne.
Cfaory mud William s Gor'Dn. not having entered
their appearance aud gwen ,ctury accord ug l.,
The oci Oi assembly aud the rules cot mi. court AID
u appearing hy satisfactory proof that they nui
inhabitants OF ii.c conmonw euhh ni vdg'nia-Ou
molten OF The complainant by couuscl. II is ordered
that The said dctcu'nnis du APPEAR here he fcs
day 1.-The urNi iera,. aud answer the ConplSirnn's
bill. aud that copy uf hrs order he iuthwuh iu.
>cred M some newspaper ptut,d Ia lhc ci'y 81
Wheeling tor two months suCoe siVCly. and posted
al The front duor vi The conn hu,sc at 0hu county
a cory iestc. ALEA Il LAIDLEl clerk
JSF. aug 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

" lRGlNlA--IS cuANcIRY--Ai m'cs helt
~ the Gle h's office U 'he Cucuil Superior
S"nrl Of Inv a't ,hlnrcrv tt he uaiy vt Oho.
"a The month Il AugnsI sis
Samuel 6 w man Wr.ham ) Appleton. and Joseph
Smith IT, tetincrs under lie Gu of ", man,
Ap! Ie!ou / Co. Cows!4iaaHts.
rUniuyi
Lewis Sultan j.. md iNch1rd 4 Davis partners
ufd T the EIm ui Lewis SolSn Il Co. and JacUh
Guuline. D,G,, G0Ais
TIE Defendants Sutton g. Davis. not having en-
i'Ud their Spitatouce n,d given Secury ACQUIRING
g. The act Di ns'Cnby eud the rules Of this court
aud II opp,utiuG hy satisfactory proof that they ale
tt inhabitants al the commonwealth Of Vreiuia-
Ca IIuiiun 81 me compliment 10y counsel, is or
dcrcd ihG he said icnians de- arpenr here on the
si day ui lhe mex term. md ausv the com lsin
MS bull. aud that rugy OF hts order hr louhO iih
setlc IN me newspaper printed IN The city OF
Nhcclitg iut tNO months soccrs,ivelY. eud ,ositd
10 The irUnl door d! ihr huu.e of Ghio county.
copy lCsie. ALEK 4 LAIDLEY, c'erk
y !. mug 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

NOR SALE.-'The Farm al The mouth of
4 Glenn's Rom IN Ohin county, Virginia, em-
nIGtirg about $50 nrrcs. formerly The property of
Josiah Chnplne deceased. aud adjoining ards Of
.hc hens 81 Farmer aud olhers IL lies lmr1eriir
ltely on The bank ni the oho river. wi'hin fouf
niles al Wheeling, hiss on 1t n number oi first rale
uai banks wiih,ns lew rods uf the uver. aud is
vcl' stored with limestone, together ~iih several
-pd Tunrfics Of first r,ie sind stone. There ~ So
40 acres &c river bottom. AID the rcs,duc il rich
me siuiie hill land
Il viii he sold on reasonable credit. and ioge.
Der IN separate parcels a purchasers may refer
tor further particulars call on the sub.crit sr ~
Wheeling T. JACOB. for
oct &C WIN REYNOLDS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
SNHEDYsS
GOODS HAVE ARRIVED

Il HOUSEKEEPING u ouHe supc, fluous 10 set ioiih
= i the fact ~ flaming Embellishments Or sIarng
haudhl,ls. as Ihat practice has h,cone Ol common
make ilio simple anbOut cemeui. helicyirg iliat
the well known rhatacjcr OF INV stock will be SUIT.
icienI attract Ihe aiioniion Oi customers a. soon
n Is known. Iced scarcely ~, hat M usual ia
maklng IN, selection IL Fancy Goods have cullcd
he chu cest from the hest markets in the Union.
aiming 10 procure such materials a ore beautiful
oud useful. Ises and patterns H. The hest Ipsle and
So various that none can be Cot sd.T,d common
from quantity or lire by repetition. md endeav-
OrHg to provo ihn, prices are reasonable and thai
gouds OF equal quolIy eau bought Of me us low
rs they can be hud in tho West.
Va opening my present stock (iust orri,lnel
think eau say have acc,ni ,Ishcd all these ends
AID can pomise iO those who Will favor me with
n call, treat even IN the examination OF u Stock
oKCelling for beauty. richness aud variety. should
they not lie tempted BUY There are many aui-
clcI which keep usually found in this ci'y.and
there many other goods ia general use which
have ia great variety and pr,fusion. and upon
which might dIlaic al great length las is custom
airy nOwl BAT knowing that long enumeration Of
a'ticies in newspaper columns is frequently lire
some, and Passed by commonplace design is.
snne CONT is0 list OF such goods IS can consi.-
ientIy press upon tho attention of The public, with
advantage 10 others well as myself
OCT w L SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
w L sELBY.
TARpETING. OIL CLOTH, &C

~ addition Ia my former stuck am now receI
wing a large assortment uf The most desirable pat
TENS of various qualities OF cnipe-ng. Having n
rom over my store appropriated Ia this aricle
and having arrangements Gr a regular supply,
nm prepared To furnish The drc AT small
mission cost. can also furnish Floor
Oil Cloth, chher ia one piece - suit the plat. or
by the sngl yard as may he required.
ocI 7 w II SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
NIIKGINIA--lN emArc.nr--AL 90. /

Va iKGlAtA--'N cmAzcmY--At ru.cs lac Il
y mine Clerks office 81 ,ho Cr,nn Supcr,ur
court uf Law ard Chascetv fus The county oi Ohiu.
IA the month at Areu.i i5iS
Lawrence Washington sud Mary w Wrshincus.
CNp'ahaAis.
sgairst
Oihn W HesScil ard Mnuld1 he wife. j. mes N
Stout md Euzite'h ) hs Nus. U,v Hall and
RI z,teth bis wife. Ei.l,heib Campbell JuLu
e Campbell. Parser lcaupbell md l.,bclli his
VIE. Samuel Lyon and Macy hs wife, John
Riichie ntd Ellen hi> ~ re. whth s,'d ~ zlbe'h
Campbell. John & Campbell. Parker C,mpb,l
Nancy Lyon aud Ellen krchc. are the heirs NJ
lnw VI trancis & CaiLptcN. lac 1T Ohio county.
deceased Dat indiana
The Def, uianls Elizabeth Cainphell Samuel
LYON and Nancy hii wife, and John Richie aud
Ecn his VIE, NIT having enu red their opp,arnr
and given security oecoiding To the a,i ol assembly
ard The rules ~ this court. aud appearing Ly at.
isinciory proof that they not inhnh ol the
cnmmonw Wealth oi VirGinia-On motion Of The com
plainantby sci. IL Is ordered that The said De-.
PENDANTS do appear here on the Gis jsy OF the mex
term. aud answer The compnioon'.' ball, aud that
copy Of lhis order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the city at Wheeling Tor two
months successvely, aud posted ni he rcni duos OF
the court house oil Ohio county cory tcsia
ALtN L LAlDLEY. clerk.
COOP Rugls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

EJNlRE Il MARINE INSURANCE--Hhcr ure
e. uwosiiuatiOns only in which individuals eau
be placed where they can adequately appreciate
the value reinsurance. These are, while -,and
lng upon the RUNS of their own property .thcr
receiving from an insurance Office the iuIl a.
mount which they have LOST, cor stGHdlng on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by suRtc iau-
uy, lnmenuHg hat stupidity and folly which hnC
failed 10 rrovlde for such y contingency
s. ATKINSON, Agent Of the PROTEC WON
INSURANCE. co or HARTFORD, CONN
vii take risks On dwelling houses, ware houses
torres mills, factories. sc, together with thei
contents. such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chloerY, and eyeryotheT description Of lnsUrablc,
property ALSO. on steam, keel and Hat boats
and their car2oes to and from any port ON the
Western Waters
Oiice on Main street, nearly cprc site the L )
Hotel. lanl, 1872
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

NylhGiNiA--IS CHANcERY--Al rnic, ueiu
in The cierk'- ihrc OF The Circuu Superior
Court Of Inv aud Ga inccry Tor The county Of Ohio
"a hc month otAugusl 1915.
William Dean, Complainant
against
John Gchrsi. Daniel ~ Elg'ng'on jonas Cram
hacker aud William G. lin. Df,nilnts
The Defendant CtfIin u,i hnyiug entered his az
pca"nre and given security according Iorhc ucl ul
'somhV add he rules this Couti, and itappcarug
iy satisfactory proof that he Is not nn nhsbInnI ii
Tie tommonw eshh OF Virginia On mruuu al the
complainant 10y counsel, 1t is ordered thai The said
defendant d" nfSear here on The first dov pi
lac next term Bud answer the crmpluIuauIs
bull, aud ila, a ccpy OF ihls order Le lorIh,ith
Inserted ~ some nov On per printed IN tho CITY ul
Whceliug tor Two months sue Cc>sIvcly, end posted
at The irUiI door of the cnuu house oi Ohio county
cory lose. ALEX T LAID Ey. Clerk.
NELsnS. aug 10