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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
TEMPERANCE iN THE WISH INDIES

1T''I' I4I'thI''I1 ~ III " W 10 I IN DIS.
- here Is rail road now in progress from
Kingston, Jamaica. 10 the Interior. Some
fifty laboers were brought from England. and
have been toiling under vertical sun in am
insalubrious in the neighborhood of swamps
and moIasses and yet not single person has
died, and only, one was slightly indisposed.
aud The cause Of this was attributed to the fact
tb2t not single opS wac run drinLrT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

percepuble manner, tailors make no complaint
OF Observation-Disclosures and hatters trouble
them with no "little bills'-they look sher-
Ill $ officer boldly in the face as they pass him,
and his eye glances with professional indiffer-
ence over their dainty persons. How do they
get their living ?"--Nears Gazette.
NEW JERSEY TELEGRAPH.-We learn,
says the Philadelphia Enquirer, that during the
last session OF the New Jersey Legislature, a
company was incorporated to establish an
Electro Magnetic Telegraph through New Jer-
sey. "The stock will no doubt be PROMPTLY
subscribed, and we also learn that the gentle
men engaged in the enterprise, are investing,
not only the merits of the Morse Telegraph in
this country, but of the Wheatstone and other
Telegraphs in Europe. They are moreover
about to avail themselves of the information
OF distinguished American engineer now in
Europe, who is examining the various lines
and plans"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
HEMP, TOBACCO. AND LEAD.-Tb,

HEMP, TOBACCO, AND LEAD.---The
ST. Louis Era Of the 18th inst saws. "The
steamer War Eagle brought down Yesterday
5000 pigs OF Lead from Gaena. She reporf.
the water falling at that point when She left
on Friday morning. The steamers Anaantb
aud fucatan. in yesterday from the Missouri
brought down very heavy cargoes. among
which were l,0SG bales Of Hemp oud - hhds
Of Tobacco"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

CO Since it has been ascertained that the
Locos are to have it all their own way in the
Virginia Legislature, they are beginning to
talk about their candidates Tor Governor and
Senator. OF course, we do not mean TO in.
terfere in these matters, and if we did. il
would be time enough to express our choice
alter we near the names of all their candidates.
we see, however, that the nan, Of Judge
Pennybacker, of our L. s. District Court. has
been mentioned and we shall at least crafty
thc many personal friend, hc has won for him
sell here. BY expressing our sense Of his pri-
Vute worth AN! Of ths integrity and ability
with which hs is acknowledged to discharge
lbs public duties. II he should be selected for
promotion We are aware OF nothing that
would make Us regret it, except that he is not
Whig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

OF Some of the subscribers to our week
ly paper, fancy that because we put our paper
for the canvass last year at 81 80, we ought to
do it this year. We do not think so. Ii we
consented to lose $500 last year in that way,
for the purpose of spreading political light as
far and wide as possible, to aid in the election
of Henry Clay, we do not consider that very
good reason why we should lose the same this
year, and every year. So is as cheap as a To-
cal paper of the size ours is can be afforded
1t is true that there are eastern papers well
filled with deaths. accidents and crimes, in all
parts of the Union, which can be put cheaper
than that, but they do not give that local in
formation that local papers give.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

WHEELING. Fellow citizens, now is
your time to act, act vigorously-not to curl
upwithin yourselves to see how much you can
make i'll a given time but to concentrate your
energies. You say that there is an evident
improvement in Wheeling. There is; and
now Is the flood OF that tide which you ought
TO take, and hich will lead on 10 fortune
Work together, consult your ncighbors and
their welfare, their interest, and thus will YOU
promote your own. Try TO bring up your
SUMO manufactures Pdtronize them, for that
~ wy '''y YOU can live, and they can live.
you say 'iierc afo -i;nos made nj home that
you deal IN, but you can gcv ~, $780,, .t,;,..
cheaper abroad. So you can now
member you buy abroad alone out of the sur
plus OF others. Suppose you were to take the
prices you purchase at abroad and say to one
ef our own manufacturers, " Here is a sample
oil the goods buy, and here the prices. will
pay you the same as promptly as pay my
foreign bills, and pay in cash, and will get
you four, six, eight or ten more customers as
the case may be, if you will furnish the article
as good and as cheap as we get it, including
freight" They will furnish it in nine cases
out OF ten. Their establishments will grow ,
and you win got share of their business.
This is one way; but there are thousand
other ways TO be attended to, all of which re-
qulre an abandonment of that isolated short
sighted se!iislmcss that induces us all to pull
different ways. We must pull together, must
give long pull and "A strong pull. There is
no more liberal, cordial, whole-souled people
In the world than those of Wheeling, in all
other respects except the desire to get imme-
date returns. They are too short-sighted,
and we are afraid there are some who envy
the prosperous at home to such an extent that
they desire to injure rather than aid them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
RICH COAL MINE IN GEopct, ~,

MN IONb NilANI IN lrGOktrIA The
Lagrange (Gso.) Star SAYS On SATURDAY last
"a friend exhibited TO us some coal. dug up from
thc land Of farmer in Troup county. Ii l.
said to BE- rich specimen. and equal 10 The
ties; LshiRh or Ansehania coal I. Il Al o
tsg2gti = sxis. ia grSat abuo3so,e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

Messrs MASON 81 FUTILE, No. l2s Mas
sau Street, are our authorized Agents in New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
and contract for Advertisements for the Times
and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
COMMERCIAL RECORG.
TIES OF DISCOUNT.
WHEELING, VA.

OHfO.
All solvent Banks, discount }to1
Farmers Bank of Canton, %
Bank of Hamilton, Is
Miami Exporting Co. no sale
Lancaster Ohio Bank, 10
Commercial Bank Lake Erie, 5
Urbana Bank so
Granville Alexandrian Soy so
Bank of Cleveland, so
Commercial Bank Scioto, 10
All Others no sale.
INDIANA.
State Bank and branches 3to1
KENTUCKY. "
All solvent Banks, 3toI
ILLINOIS.
State Bank, 50
20
TENNESSEE.
All solvent Banks, 3toS
ALABAMA.
NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA.
All solvent Banks,
GEORGIA.
Augusta,
Savannah,
LOUISIANA.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Relief Notes, lto2
Bank Notes, lto2
Pittsburgh Script 10
MICHIGAN.
No sale.
EXCHANGE.
ss S$;$ ssS, per cent premium
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

oCS- There is much complaint by our sub
scribers in the northern part of this county,
who Were formerly subscribers to the Gazette,
that their accounts were not correct, and that
undue measures were taken to collect them.
The fault is not ours. 1t is matter over
which we had no control, and ought not to
suffer byit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

CO Ia these office hunting times, we UNI
derstond Dr.. Duncan has applied for a foreign
mission, but to the credit Of the odministra-
ton, he has so far spent his breath in suing for
it without success. 1t is strong breath, too,
to b. wasted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

UNOUND-A small sum Of money which ~.
Il owner can have by cnling at ls7 Main n.
describing the same ond paying for this q. e,,;..
"o" may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

GEN. JACKSoN'S HEALTH.--John c.
Reeves Esq, III letter TO the editor of the
Union, says that the letter Mr.. Blair has re-
ceiyed from Gen. jackson was dated on the
81 inst, and not on the 7th being the day
previous TO the date OF the letter from Nash
vile which announced his increasing illness.
The letter from the General to Mr. Blair con
cludes as follows:
My dear friend, | am exhausted and must
close. j am blubber Of water from the toes
10 the crown OF my head, and every line |
write, must pause for breath Maytlie choic-
est blessings Of Heaven bc bestowed on you
and every branch Of your family. is the united
prayer Of the inmates Of the Hermitage
MIR Reeves adis.--sThc handwriting IS
% goodas be ever wrote---no sign OF trcmor.
and not a word scratched out, or intcriincd. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

SoLNEY b. PALMER, is our authorized
AAycn, Tor receiving Subscriptions and Adver-
tisements for the Wheeiin, Times and Gasst,e.
His Offices are -
l6 State Street, Boston,
30 Ann Street, New York.
80 Pine Street, Philadelphia.
Corner OF Baltimore and Calvert Streets,
Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
INCREASE OF TOLL-The Nation.

INCREASE OF TOLL-The National In
tcllig"nccr says -" We Understand chat thc
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company La.
recently found II necessary TO increase Tie
charge for the carriage ofcoal from Cu,nb.rlanl
to Dam No 6 on the canal. from ON, cent and
iIcO thirds per ton per mile to fOi.r cents
and Of plaster and other heavy articles from
Dam No. 6 TO Cumberland. from comparative
ly low charges TO, as we ere informed sfz
ssrts Per IN Per ufIs.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
RELIGIOUSSTATISTICS.-From the Re

RELIGIOUS STATISTICS.-Fro the Re-
ports of the leading Benevolent Societies
whose Anniversaries have been recently held
in the New York, it appears that all of them
have very considerably advanced during the
past year, The following are the receipts of
some of them:
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mis- $50, 672
SONS Foreign Evangelical Society 1874
american Iract Society 1872 1916
american Home Mission Society 12l ,946
american Bible Society 1862
American Board of Foreign Missions
during the last nine months. about
SlS5,O00; so that if the contribu-
tons continue in the same ratio the
next three months, they will, for the
year amount to. 2i6. 666
Baptist Board of Foreign Missions s2,276
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

JoHS STEELE, is Agent for us at West
\ .har,,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
OF Boats for the last "a hours, ending yesier-.
day at 4 o'clock, p. M
ARRIVALS. DEPARTURES.
Hibemia, Cincinnati Pittsburgh
Atlas, 90"
Columbia,
Bemont
Irlunsoh, Fittsburoh Cincinnati;
Yallabussa,
Lancaster, 90 G. Io,,;s
"a'cr III 'hc cNari,el-3 #. in. Falling.
| "a CAhD-ln Consequence of INV absence in
.L'.aI ',t VS. my warehouse will he generally
closed nn''l my 'einfp, nh,u, Is, July Per.on,
having hn'.ne's wth ms, III please cali ga M EIv
| Dorsey or MIR NJ Reilly " ~
| may 90 sw 3 NI..,,coN
III OSF-By the suircribt- i'm or ,bou, IN.
! II Market honsc, las is beliey ed1 on wedn..-
day The 2lst inst. TWELVE DOLLARS. in b,nk
notes. III when ihorc was GIVE d..Iiar no,e M AZ
NJ Bank. the balance not remembered The finder
Will he liberally rewarded by reinrrino !, IN m.
| my ~ 81 CIV HUMPHREY.
| HNOUND-A small sum Of money ,yh;ch a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

WIN. J. MCCOY, ESQ. isagent for the Time,
and Gazette, for Tyler county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-16
ALIEN 7 LtiDLEY, Clcrk.
NOTICE

C"MNlssrSNtR's OtFIcE. JHnc :, 1915 90
The rar'i'S interested ~ The cr u the decree
ABBY" published, ntc hereby n"IiiicL thai ou -N,d.
"csd"y' ihc SIXTEENTH day of July 1915, M
ihc "!'icc 81 jacob Fuzl.ugh, Attorneys. IN The
rH ~ Wheeling, ~ tho state at Nrcina aud there.
alter at 'hc same place 10y ndiruumcnIs from iine
:" i"c ~ shall hc found necessary, viii proceed
." receive >urh proper rrupS "f tie matter referred
!" ~" hy the aiprcslid decree as may lie proIu, ed
before me, and {" iakc md stale the accounts 70.
q"ircd hy anid decree. and make report thereof 20
Tie Cont.
AND all persons having claims binding The re-,
atty "l ih" sad Israel U,dcgraT deceased arc
hereby IuiIicd 10 come ~ uid prove their sad
claims lciut, al ihc sad uilicc ul Jacob X FiIz.
hugh, "n or hci"rc Woduc,d av the TiiiRI1E1It
day Of JULY 1915. hc day nv ,pc pcrcmpiuriIy
hN'd i"r ihai purp"sc. or They III hc excluded
from all hcncf al said decree. aud They are iuriher
n"'iii"d that before being admitted crcdnors. they
VIII lie Icqurcd To pay secure according To SAID
decree iheIT reasonable shares ol The expenses of
has sui. EDW II FIrZuUGH.
jun Is LIS u soils Tor Phf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-16
"a IhGINIA~Oh Cueun Superior Cout.
Y Jouc'2I. Is Is.
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.
,...., rra,.,.u. r: :. "a cA-r'''y
ABSTRACT.

rs Ia Chancery
: lsrscl CpdcgraG heir DC
ABSTRACT
And The Cont doth ihcrputuii hdjnd.e order
aud decree. that Ihis cause hc tcictrrd 10 EIwaul
" uzhuch E.l. who Is hereby appointed n Cunr.
"isshct iuf tie purpose, to Iahe AID slate Rn ac.
'""n' "i 'he personal lsSci, ~ any. whr h have
come I" the hnnSs "i SAID pl,u'H a. administrator
"i 'hc sad Israel lpiCsraH ~ II ANY other pc f,oa
10y las order anu H.! hi~ ts'; au,hp ,c disposition
h"d payments ih,iyuf. u any, .a1dc bv said admin
a'falor ~ Cue toafso ui pduuisl taIiu and OF Tho
money "f personal elects. II any; tcmain,ne in The
minus 81 S'd administrators uT OF any person by his
"'u't or Ice hls use e. he administered. az with
winch ho - just, chargcabi,; innkinr s,id admin.
'sirni"r all just allowance, Aud al,u io take nnf
state an a." pun tube qunuiry. 'ucoiion AID yoIu,
~ the real cs'nic Witch the said Israel UpderrnU
was cn'ilcd To- at The time oi Ia, death and of tho
annual r,n's and pruGi- hcrcoc And ul the amoutt
due Ia complainant and ether ctcduurs of the said
Iruel 'pi,rraT. dcuer~cl whose debts are hens
upon or h"d The eid rc,I estate; and oi Ihc order
in winch the sam" ARE. respectively cnuiled io ho
pau, wuh suy hing deemed perrin, ~ by himself
~ specially required hy ih, parties; And sad Cam
"iiS-'ncr - Ia give notice al his prcctdi, O. bv
personal service on such Of the parties To tbs sun
as reside ~ Ihc Commonwealth, and Nv p,cn,.
publication "A. To The Others. and he Is dmecrcd To
FIX pcrcmpirrv day. and give nnricc thereof. bv
once week nI least ior ar week,
~uccc>sl.cly gptnc public ucwsparc or printed ,n
p's county, tr all persons having claims binding
The really at Ihc said Israel Upd,grn deceased IL,
come IA toy Ihc day fixed. and prove thor SAID
csiinsi And such oi them as shall not 50 come an
and prove thcr claims. shall hc cxrlutcd from al,
Der eii' u" hiN decree Ard The persuus 50 coming N
;" Prove ihrir claims, arc, before hciug a,lmiIic,,
rcdunfs To deposit with SAID commits, ioncr n sum
lcn sum respectively To- pay their recognizable share
II lhc cNPcus's II bringing aud prescribing ihi.
'uh tn hc sculcd hy sud com,nis sinner. or shall
'ihcrw &c, secure the anne 10 the satisfaction Of
said commissioner Aud said commissioner ,s Il,
max" report viii all convenient speed IA order To n
nIal duuuo. Tcste ..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-16
CITY OFFICERS FOR 1918.
MAYoR-C ECO DULTY.

t..' C0BnCil0eA
= Chrk-JAMES S. Wheat
Sogeoni-JoHN MURRAY.
- Via " .Mls:or--R. HAMILTow.
ThoS Hughes, Matthew M'Llre, w Wilson
w w Shnvtr, A S Todd, Brady,
Il Saphorn, Geo McndeN, WHeiSkelL
M Nelson, Cocn. WIN PumphIey
Jacob Amck, + Kelley, III Roberts,
ID Lamb.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
COUNCIL.
ON Ordinancts-Messis Nelson, Brady and
Wheat.
On Finances MessrS Hughes, Grady and
Lamb.
.0t AceoHats-M esSrs Shriver, Sanbotn and
Kelley.
a On Streets 0Sd AHCS-McsSrs Todd, vii.
son, MtnGell, Amick and Kelley.
Or Udtfr tt0HS-MeSsis Sanborn M'Lurc
d Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On -AIarhek House -McSs.s Ileiskcll, Pun
phfey aud Coco.
: On COGi BGntS-MesSrSA mick, wilson Re.
bets and Superintendent ni Wafer Works.
On UA0rrsS-Shriver, Hughes and Amick
On Fire DePGimeRt-MeS>rs TodJ M'Lute,
SaRborn, Pua'phrey and Roberts,
s u. On PstHitas--MesSrS Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn.s
rs IN. Sd!arics-MessIs Kelley, MLure, Shrl-
. yer, Brady and Nelson.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-16
NEW U 5 MAIL STEAMER CILppER

NEW u ) MAIL STEAMER CLIPPER.
sszza~ The new and fast rum
81 N - ming >tt amer CLIPPER
.c;5;;SSi5.S S.,s = - n Crooks, commander
--'S g VIII continue y make rc
sular weekly uips 70 Cncjrnali leaving Wheel
ING evriy FIir1y evening . q O'Clock and Gin
cinna'i every Muntly al 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage having superior nc,
comm, ditnuS, apply On board.
8JThe CHppe! was built expressly for the,
Cmcnndu and Prlsburgh made, AID vii con
tnuc IA The trade The whole season. leb 81
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Wholesale AND RETAIL
innA. SInfII,

JolIN FISIILR, A:t, Book seller and station.
or, NO .3i, Main street Wheeling, Va 30
hcits the patronage of his former friends ana
customer al his ola sjapd, where ne will b,
alb e Ia supply Ihsm with Books and Stationery
al reduced Plicos. lie has now on hand lar &C
OF Mcdlcal, Miscellaneous, Theological aud
Schoul Books. Also. Bibles of every variety of
Finding all oi which he Is able To afford ~
cheap they can be gotat any other place in
tEC CITY.
li'ghcs tprlcc given for Rags ia exchange.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-16
the NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER

the NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
vi ALL,
~ IuGNN, master, VIII con.
g - In ~ uruc IN run through the
G;Isy:....SSsLL!! - Sr' son aS u weekly pack
ssS<s'-2 ~---s-Ss' SNFS between PHSbur, II aud
Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling rveV Wcdu,s.
day evening 1t 9 o'clock aud Cincinnati every
Saturday N 10 A NJ.
This steamer is provided with Evans SAFE.
~ Valves and an iron TOOL as protection a
gainSt explosion and fire
For ire. ght OF passage apply on board
feb %
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JOHN X noTSISoRD.

JOHN X BOTSFORD,
NO -, WATER ST, w WHEELING.
az AS Just received from the East very
a n large snl general assortment at b'Ouohs,
S1GiUs, TOBACCO, GaoCEEiEs, & C, among winch
are
hall pipes scgncu & Dupccy's l,h proof
Brandy;
ar caSk old ucnnes,cv do;
| hall pipe Holland & IN, favoriir brand;
az cass PORT Vine, superior quaiIyi
ar do Madeira DO, do d.;
. COZ Mu,cit Wine;
. DO Cilret do FIRST quality;
10 Cherry Cognac, superior Quality;
do Lemon syrup;
? DO West Iudia Pcrre Sauce;
5000 RcgaIn Srgaf.;
2OUO Imperial CaIJdurss 40;
5000 Principe do, iI 81 and :: gu5lliic>;
a large quanuy OF haif Spanish aud Com
mon do;
20 gru,, Goi,h' M,chc~;
TOBACCO. o large aud general assortment
Oi he most ilyUiifc brands;
MIS- Miller, fine Cut Iol1ccus
SOAR. Every description sud quality manu-.
ioc.mgi 'y + llyd, & Sous, Bait more
scycrai boxes Pine Ample Cheese;
Tugefh,r with general assortment ol Gr"-
.rcfics all at The very best qualify, which wuI
D4 Do a. low as they Caa bc bad wc>iui IN.
mountains. leb ~
4 FINE SENTIMENT oi Linen ,,u,l.rr
~ lldks pf every description and qualn GI
~,ic .tlic store oi W HEISkELL.
my IS
EDAILWOAD O.g,I,, aud pi,,rd ,os. I,.
q Q, f. sdc hy may.!g' OFAIRCHLD
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5 L EAMBO ATS.
NEW U 5 MAlL STEAMER crrTER

- >zf>~1 The new aud last running ms
49,. kifSss- Seugcr steamer CUTTER Co.
lius, comma der, WI continue Va
MAKE regular SceklY tupS 10 Cincinnati; Ieay
clock, aud Cincinnati every Wednesday Al no
A NJ ~ ~
For Ir'ishi or raSSage, having superior ae,
communications, army un board.
90 The CuucrS provided with Evans Safe.
" 'n'Jd, to lrcsent The tNpl,..yu ul boilers.
n0T
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INSURANCE..
| VI y lSkS viii Dee taken - tLc FIRE. ~ MARINE
| u a INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
! at ne toWeSt rateS ON
buildings OF aliEiuds, stone, brick OF OGDEN
ahd their coutru'ss
S'ennooa,s; factories; mills, &c.
Furniture:
And ut,rchauisc oiall kinds
ana aEaiust all danger offending the trans
p"itauYh ol EoodsOnE.vcr5, lakes, seas, canals
For tive character Of IA e. compupy A. Ia prutup-
mcut "i losses we beg leave 4, refer Ca the urr.
citanls OF ihiS place and clsCwh here VINO have had
he adjustment uf claims upnn us aug
RETURN pREvII NJ.
'g\liE Ere ard Marine Insurance COMPANY
Az premiums .CcClyod Tor n, Is taken llon, ia :
tim" who're no los has occurred
ieb = Il w HARDING. Srclctarv.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
IIllS company being now tlulv ORGANIZED Is
prr'arct To ma Re insurance on every dcs-
c'ipt'en 90 Fire and Marine R'eks, such $ dwell
ing h"uscs, Store ~ ousta. NcWtth their con
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Sn.,ts aud Keel
uohis with Them carg0CS, tu cd from any Iuri
'h 'he pht" aud Nlssls-ipir rivers or thcIr trih
HlirN Eirr1ms' App. lCatIJu for Insurance 10 bt
'Had" Tor the rrcscnt AZ the oilirc elthc Wheel
au- II mccoy scc'y
RETURN PREMIUMS.
'EEnE YVES TERN INSURANCE Gonna.
ny ui Wheeling will return 10 per ccni
ON an premiums received Tor risks taken from
mas d''e, where no loss hl, occurred
X Mccoy,
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.ffiENCY EOR UIlEEILNG.
ii * LIST. AZ Shriqcr & Scllc', Warehouse,
- Wa'cr street.
'EvIIEY viii take risks on Rulljines Of an
kinds:
Scamhaai> and Cargccs Factories. Mu>
hre.boat>, Fhlhurt> AMI Careo"s ~. against
loss 90 damage hy trc,or The dangers and pe.ils
OF the seas, lakes or ryCIS. on very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents are authorized tu make The FOL
lowing lrrWs with their customers:
ANY person iusuiiug a single risk hy which
no loss 20 the company i sustained, Shall Re.
Gciyc return On application To tkc.ngcnt, OF
~ per cent ON the "mrUni paId. On nctt gross
premium. rud each year, amounting Ia 5000
or over, IL > per Crnt ON de-. amounting Ia
- ""l ct over, 5pei ccol ian -
LNIHE * MARINE INSURANCE-Thcrc NJ,
q. tw"situnIious only in which individuals can
ne placed, where they can adequately apprrciqt,
the value 81 insurance. These are, while -tand-
ing upon the runs Of their own property ..thrr
receiving from an insurance Office the iull a.
mount which they have lost or Standing ON tht
same spot surrounded perhaps by desolaic iaui-
nv, lamcntIng hat stupidity aud folly which had
ldI'd 10 provide Tor such Contingency.
= NIklN SON, Agent Of the pro rFC WON
INSURANCE. co or HARTFORD, CONN
WIZ take risks On dwelling houses ware houses
stores mills, factories dc, together with Their
contents such a furniture, merchandise, ma
chncry, aud evcryothcr description of lusurahlr,
ga lhcIr ,GnrH"cs 20 aud from any port on Tia,
Western Waters.
once on Main street, nearly opposite the u :
'I"lci' lad l. 1912
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-16
NEW u 5 NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLAND.

NEW y NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLAND
eSEIS The new aud iaL running pas
t.lN..h Scn"cr steamer NEW ENG,
-. .ss@---yl LAND, SamH, Page COM
S+9+SANAsS' mandcf, wall continue To maxi,
lesu'ar weekly trips To Cmcian1t; Leaving
Wheeling every Wednesday evening a. . n',
clockand Cincinnati every saturday M 10 a NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior ac-
commodalunS, apply con- board
FFThe New England woS built expressly
Tor Tho Cincinnati uatc, aud viii Continue in
the uadc the whole season.
5JThr New ENGLAND j. provided with Evans
Safety Quad 10 prevent Tie explosion OF boil,
eIS feb II