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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-28
MORE IMpOR rANT DISCOVERIES
OF IRON ORE

Several persons, among whom was Ell
rrego, Esq, of Danville, well known for his
extensive aud practical knnwledge in every
thing per,ainag TO the Iron business oil
|Pennsylvanis, have this week been engag
ed in making thorough search for Iron
lore in Union county, near this Borough.
They announce, as the results OF their ex
|aminaton, lha, they have dsCoverd Iron Ore
of the very best qualities and nexhauslabis
|quanues aud apparently more favorable Tor
mining operations than any Of the ne'gh5or'
lng Iron districts Several extensive veins
| of rich Ols were discovered upOn the land
belonging 10 the heirs Of Dac CALDWELL
four miles above Milton, from thence they
raced The Ore in Souihweserly direction
|opon the lslms of Messrs. Ha6eld, Der
sham, Brown, Flnny and Spots, within
Two and naIi miles Of Milton. The above
named gentlemen have oil made partial ex-
cavalions and all without exception realized
heir most sanguine sniicipaIions 10 finding
} veins Of rich Ore in apparent abundance -
: The conviction was forced upon Ihe minds
Iof those engaged in the search that nothing
} is wanting 5us mon Of capital 10 lay hold OF
e lhe inducements that so aburdeny present
themselves, 20 make the negAborhood Of
d Milton rival in very short lime any
J.. of The other Iron districts Of ,he State in
a enIerprise, and successful manufacturing
II operation. A more desirable location toT
a Furnaces, Rolling mills, Factories, &c, ca
oI hardly be conceived than that Of the Ca|d
II well properly at the mouth OF White Deer
y Creek, water power surpassed probably
I'd by mono IN the State, and Ore, Limes'oni
n and Wood in abundace, separated from
in the Canal only BY the width Of The Snsque
" hanna river, the enterprising capitalist can
he hardly ask for greater or more permanen
nducement than ale held out for profitable
ne Investments. MhOnian.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-28

Indian var, tsays IheHous'ou Telegr ,h)
IL appears is now raging along the
whole lIne of The Rio Gtsndr, from It's
SnJulh 10 i,s sGuIee,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17

The following imperial order iron
the great Autocrat OF the Democracy
comes just in time to give the cue to hi:
followers in Congress- MIR. Drom-
coolies bill will nov pass the House:
HERMITAGE, January /, 1915.
Ny Dear Mr.. Biau2 | cannot for
bear, on this FIRST day of The wear IS,
So, 10 let you know that am still i'm tho
land OF the living, although greatly dc.
bilitated and afflicted My whole iami
y join me IN kind salutatiops 10 YOU
and yours, wishing yuu the Joys of he
season. Nay you all live 10 see many
happy new years.
observe that you have before Con,
gress too many joint resolutions for the
annexation of Texas. This argues
want OF unanimity in tie democracy up
on this great national and most rn2or-
lant subject. have just received from
haJor Donelson, letter GATED ut Wash
lpSton, IN Texas, from " hlrh would
infer, that if Congress expect 10 an
mex Texas 10 the United States, they
must act speedily. or it will be found 10
be beyond our grasp The rejection Of
the advances Of Texas has given of
fence TO some, and handle To others to
press the liberal propositions of En-
gland upon the TEXANS, together with a
splendid view of Texas indepen len,
into vast Republic, in time
TO embrace not only the limits Of Texas,
but all the domain once Montczuma's.
This view,lo ambitious aspiranis, aided
nf
independence, and the loan Of large
sums for ten years, based upon trea
ty that English manufactures shall DO
ice OF duty, is gaining a party ia Tex
as. General Houston is still the leading
star; and his influence can alone be
counted upon TO resist the present in
iuence OF England and its increasing
power. How long this influence Of
England can be successfully wiihstood
in Texas, is becoming d very question
nble matter. | have taken view Of
the whole ground, given TO all inIorma.
hon It's due weight, and | say 10 you
hat, unless Congress acts upon this
subject promptly, Texas will be beyond
our grasp, and lost TO tho United States
forever, unless regained by the sword
w hat will be the situation of our coun.
try, with British manufactures intro.
1uced duty free into Texas? Comment
is unnecessary.
| hazard nothing in saying that, If
The present Congress do no, act prompt.
~ upon this subject, the next VIII not
have the power. The consent ofTexas
cannot then be obtained Great Britain
will have laid the lions paw upon her,
and bound her by treaty.
am exhausted; but, from Major
Donelson's letter, and other sources Of
information, the danger Of losing Texas
seemed so imminent, that although fee
BILE, could not forbear TO say this much
TO you, that you might communicate il
10 my friends. May God bless you and
yours.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17
SOMETHING NEW ,
FREE I.rCTURES.

fhFt DEC DhES'
DROFESSOR PORTER Of the city Of N'w
u York, would respectfully inform the Ia
dies aud Gentlemen of Wheeling hat he will de-
liver Free Lectures on a new syst ~ Of AIith
mttic g. Mathematics, at the c. yflal ~ thu
"Wednesday and Thursday evenings January u
aud IG, AT half past o'clock.
BY this sysIem all OF our business calcu atrso:
arc performed by ono rule only examples tbs
would n common Arithmetic ftgpile or
stat, ments and some three or four hundred hg
ures may be wrought by THIS sJsem with only
one statement without multiplying hguros and u
almost o single turn Of he pen, With only 10 oi
20 figures aud produce The same result.
Tie public gcoeroll' arc respectfully inyi'e'
to attend Aimiss ION Fee jan -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17
LOUISVILLE MARKET.

SATURDAY, January III 1915.
Business, as is always the case AT This season
is dull. Transactions are neither heavy or
extensive, and the sales are mostly TO fiji the
wants of home consumers. The weather is
fine and clear, and rot at all cold for yanua'y.
Navigation remains unobStfucted, and the pro d,
liabilities are, that we will have open river all
winter, at least below the Falls. For prices of
Articles in the market not mentioned in our
summary, the reader is referred to the table in
another column, which has been prepared with
much care.
BAcoN.-Hog rousd from wagons A 4,c.
Sides from wagons 4ic shoulders 3It; hams 81
u. From stores, hams Gt c; sides a.; Shouts
ders 1c. The arrivals as yet are quite light.
CoTroN.-We quote al 4. 10 SC. Extremely
dull.
FUEL Coal has declined. The bes, Pitts.
bursh is delivered at &c pr bushel. The stock
on hand is large, MS from the moderation of the
weather, the Sa.es have been much more limits
ell than usual The price at the river by The
100 bushels is nc, but by the boat load it is sold
considerably less.
SUGARS New Orleans has again declined.
We now quote for inferior TO itc 70! pri ne
and even at this rate, prices are not firm, as
some lew sales have been made below I;c for
the latter qualities.
NMLs-Are sold at 81 80 per kes. assorted
sizes; Pittsburgh and Boston, same price.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY, Jan ., 1915.
BEEF CATTLE $50 offered-including $50
from Virginia, Market dull al 81 % a So so
pr 100 lbs, with few sales OF extra at So IS
:3) head were driven on TO tho n York mar
ket, and IS head unSold.
Cows AND CALvEs-l45 offered. Sales dull
at Sl5 sos Tor fresh; Spiingers $40 Is; Dry
Cows SIS as.
H,Gs-3i0 at market Sales at 81 37lasi.62.
per 100 lbs.
SHEEP AND LAMDs-S50 offered. Sales arSI 25
a SO tor Sheer; Lambs 81 % a 50 25, as in qua.
liz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17

ANECDOTE OF THE ANrl.RENr INSIR-
RECTlON.-- We understand ih1In lew DAYS siuc,
Mrs. Van Rensselaer,. lady Of MIR William Van Rem.
sellaer one "f the proprietor. al the Rensselaer, ma
nor was driving out IN her carriage, she encounter
eel port, Of Anti reuters ~ the Disguise OF Indians
who appronchcd and deliberately uuhnfnesscd the.
horses from the carnage. They ihtn rcrirrd Ia the
side OF the road. where they discussed the question
Whether they should carry Ell the lady or not. Much
10 hSr relief the decision after some debate was IN,
the negative; the Indians Withdrew. aud Tins ended
what seemed likely at first - prove romiulic. and
10 The lady,a disagteeablo al, ntuc.-Ncw York
Post.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17

FROM NEW GRANADA "A letter has been
received nj New York from CaIlhagenu under date
oi November 25ih, which states that Mr. iacklord,
our Charge dAhlires nj Bogotn, had just succeeded
in settling with the Government of Now Grana da
The old "MoTris" claim, which has been pending
for upwards of tweriy years This claim. II is sad
hos been settled in most satisfactory manner, os
has also The claim Of tho by chance rs well as
several Others which have been pending f,r years,
Mr. Blackford's arrival at Norfolk. on his return
homo. may DO daily expected
MASSACHUSETTS The Inaugural Address
IF Governor Briggs ~ tho Senate and House of
Representatives of the State oi Massachusetts. on
| entering upon the second term Of his admlnslfn-
ton. u thorough Republican document in III IFS
aspects. The two topics which occupy fully half Of
his shor Address ore. first. the importance Of popu-
lar education as encouraged ond sustained Ivy The
Government of Massachusetts. and especially Of
Normal Schools. whose influence, though us yet bal
partially developed. is favorably ieII aud secondly
the unconslituiionalny md incxpediency Of The pro-
posed annexation OF TcIa, npoJ which the Cover.
nor expresses himself strongly.
The Richmond Wing inlimcles that The Senate
lot Virginia tir which The Loco'ocos have n mn jnr.
Iiy) have decided informally that there shall DO ~
election Of u Senator tbs winter.
DEATH or a VETERAN - Major Bcniami n
Russell, the veteran Printer and Editor of The al,
l'Colu'nhian Sentinel died n Boston on Saturday
morning. ngod SO years IIo was widely known
and universally respected
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17
MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT.
From the Schoharic Republican
I,ytNcsrcN S.l.l,..

IivINGsroNyiLIH Schohaue Co
mos, melancholy aud lamcniabc accident oc.
CURED last night about dusk. As Mr.. Ora Mace
aged about IA years, who resided ahoui Two mile.
west from this place. together with several nf hi.
neighbours were coming from the village of Smith
town. when within about mile Of his house IN
descending hill nj rapid rate. his horse became
unmanageable. and upset the wagon al the loot oi
The hIl' ami threw II on a bridge over which he had
10 drive. UPSIDE down. the wagon resting upon the
siakcs throwing Mr.. Mace aud il friends out uyoi
the lee aud stones. and very ser"usly ,niurine all
except "nc. nnd killing MIR. Mace Instantly. II l.
supposed That he struck upon n shatp stone imhcd
ded ia the ice. cutting aud breaking in hs |, TEN
plc,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17
l,297gI2 I.336Ig6 62.l

l29I.9l2 l.336l96 b2,I2I
Mr.. Folks majority over Me- Clay. exclusive Of
South Carolina is 2s 2S4. Ito this be added 90
600 ms the majority FOR Mr., Polk IN South Caruli-
na.-wh"se voic Is moi included in tho above, The
Legislature OF that State choosing her Electors
Mr. Folks aggregate ina ioriiy over MIR. Clay Is So,
2Sl.
The Abolition vote. as stated above. is 62 1877,
md exceeds MIR Folks majority Mr. Clay by
1916 MIR Polk, il will rhus be seen. has been
elected President ofthc United States by o minority
OF The popular vote.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17

BURylNG HERSELF ALIvE.--A gentle.
man was lately inqviTing Tor young lady
Of his acquaintance. "She is dead, very
graycly replied the person to whom he adj.
dressed his inquiries. " Good God!
never heard ofit--w hat was her diseased"
(" Vanity" replied the other; "sho buried
herself alive in the arms OF an old fellow
OF seventy, with fortune, in order 70 have
ihc glorious satisfaction Of gildcG tomb. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17

We shall hive the pleasure sf issuing our napcr y
Monday morning from our new Oaice Masonic nall
The Arch Is among Ihc thiug' that are in the W.
gon makers shop, and has disappeared from The el
evstcd position 1t occupicd during The summer
Il went down Main siroct about week since with
many bearers. but M Inpurncts.
Nuta drum was heard, moi tear was she'd,
AZ theAroh down IL Bots, they sped
Not paier bul gfinncd. MT q MI mur got wind
A. This loco trophy Icy dead.
Well. LksARb~s gone aud truth hencehrih will
f'.ue 90 3k&sAlgbk lhal knew It not While TIC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17


| John Sockman's admiHi.traiar and heirs.
Pursuant 10 decree pronounced Iu the said
cause hY The SAID court on the 10th day ct Junc
ISL, tho undersigned acting rs CuIumj. siuEer
therein, wlll on Saturday tie NH day OF Jduu-
airy 1915, AZ The Goat doc. ui the count house
OF SaId county, proceed 10 sell 10 the hIshtsi
bidder a'puhhc auction; the tracts or parcels Of
laud with The @ppUritrauC,s winch vote con
Ncytd nN J"scrh Aupit gaze tu ,aid John So,k
man, 10y decd dated 25ih of August, lSlt and
now OF record len ihc CLERK uilcc OF - id cOun
~ IN u' cd book No ., folio loo, except that pur
non OF saId tracts when was conveyed 10y aid
Suckman To Daniel Siscnr,d; 10y d,Cd ot the
same date recorded ia said office, m sand decd
book No Q. folio %.
This said property or a sulliricacy v, vii be sold
ON credit of SIX, twelve aud eighteen months 8,
IN equal mStalments. the purchaser giving bond
with good security hearing m'Or,st from the
day OF sale ana The utlo retained as a further
security until the whole of the pUrCh base money
- paid. W MlTCHE eli, Commissioner.
l. " Rpq dec It's
I h. above sale is postponed until Sat~rjay
Feb Is 1915 NV NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17
on w ,RD MEETING.

Mr.. Wharion-Yo will announce that
there will be meeting of the voters Of the
I'd ward. a, the City Hail on Saturday the
18Th inst, al 6. p. NJ, for the purpose OF
nominating suitable persons to represent
the ward in the next City Council.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17

MIR BENTON. it is sa.d, was highly satisfied
with the Nj ssouri resolutions. lie considers then
MS endorsing his the suhisc ri ann, Nation
ard claims that his colleague is honUd. 10y these in
stucions To hllow his lead. II is ccrlan. there
lore, that Mr. Benton aud his influence will oppose
all other projects Of annexation except his own OF
some one sini lar Ia it, '.-e--~-,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17
CINCINNATI MARKET. JAN l3

FL"UR "A sale at Canal on Saturday OF Or
bbls al 35S clear, and another Of 81 bbls al , 81
clear.
WHisEEY.- Sales al River and Canal on Sa>
turday al ?3t CTS per gallon.
PoRK.-A sale of 10 900 lbs Bulk Shoulders,
partly cu,ed, at 81 ,62lc per 100 lbs.
GREEN MEArs A lot of 500 Shoulders was
taket green a, So 31l per leo lbs.
LARD Sales of SEQ bbls No l, a, SIS. 10 per
100 lbs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17
WESTERN RIvERs.-The Nashville pa

WESTERN RlVERS.-rhe Nashville pa
pcrs OF the Oh inst say: 'The river is at last
up to good steamboat, navigation again. The
rise continued to last evening, when there was
: feet water on the ShoalS.'
The 81 Louis Republican Of the 1h inst saye:
The rive: has risen nearly four feet altogether
at this point, and is sill rising slowly. There
is no ice runntny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17
Cry OF wHEELlSo, CLEak's OFFICE, !

January 10, SD.
QUARTER ELECTION.--On Monday,
" January 9Th, 1915, an election will be
held for Mayor and Members OF the Council
of the City of Wheeling, commencing at one
O'clock and closing at five o'clock, + M, al the
following places in The several Wards, viz
In the FRS, Ward al the Office of Neil Nc
Naushten, Esq, on Main ST.
In the Second Ward, at The Office OF James
Mcconnell, Esq. on Union 81.
10 the Third Ward, at the office OF Richard
SimmS, Esq, On Nam ST.
In The Fourth Ward, at The ciiicc Of Phihp
Bier, Ed on Main, near South ST.
In he Filth Ward, at he second door south
Of the Bridge in the brick house on the Hesl
side OF Main ST,
The Members OF The Council are apToriion
ed a. follows, viz: three Tor the first ward, tr,
for the second ward fOv for the third ward
four for the fourth ward and three Tor the fiji
ward,
J he election will be held under The superin
tendance Of the Alderman and AS eSSo- fI
each ward in the first, second, ilitd and iour'l
WARDS, and in the 9th ward under the superIn
enhance OF Jno HaZlell and Homer Austin.
WIN DOUGLASS,
Jan lG Clerk OF the Cry, pre- ismp0rc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17

SOUTHERN MAIL Tho Postmaster General.
as we learn from The Charleston Courier. has very
properly restored The mail TO tho Wilmington IN O.
Steamboats, instead Of having il carried on land
via Raleigh) as was proposed.
slgnora Ca'lellon is now at ST. PoietsburRh, sing
ing before The Emperor Nicholas. Buiayear or two
since. she was IN Mexico, singing before the Empo
rOt Santa Anna.
Wcihousht we had grabbed SINE now, from
MEXICO, last night, by he Madsonian but whef
We looked al our old "sIand by the Inleligcncer
AID found II was oil hoax. that Santa Anna ma,
have been expelled from Mexico. but The news ha
not got here,
Legal proceedings havo been commenced against
Che CITY Of Newark and one Of The citizens. by per
sons claiming 10 represent the original settlers wil
view trying The little 10 certain public ground
within The city limits.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17
SELLING OFF,

DISSOLUTION OF CCPARTN RSHIP
VBtHE Copartnership heretofore existing un,
n der the firm and style Of Reilly & McBur.
ME has this day been Dissolved by mutual consent
JOSEPH RrIiLY,
THEOPHlLUS McBURNIE'
NOTICE The business OF TIC firm will be
sc tied by Reilly VINO is duly authorised 10 col.
lect all accounts and settle all claims sgainst III,
said firm JOSEPH REILLY,
ian 10 lws THFOPHlLUS McBURNtE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17
Genuine, Original
NERVE and BOND iNlMGNT.

THE use of this penetrnlnE fluid has been Mt
tended with unparalleled success N all the
disoi dcTs of Tors cs, when require an CNtcTna !
application, such as Corks Chafcs or Calls,
Cuts, Wounds, Sprains, r I'm in the Eye, Scratch
cS, Cracked Heels, Strains OF the Shoulders,
Siife. Hough Knee, Whjdhonc Fetlock and of
lhe Pastern and Coffin joints, Nc DC. The
Nerve and Bone Eminent was al irst only in
tended for the Diseases Of Horses; Is superior
efficacy in the cure OF their disorders, has uc-
.casIOnCd its use for same Of the ills humanity
j. hcIr to; such as Hurns, Scads, Weakness or
Stiffness Of the lpJnts, Swelling Of the Glands
Of the IhToaI, lntlnmmatOrv RhcUw0irems etc.
This article has been before the public about
siX years; during that time Il has been used aud
highly recommended by large number Cf clti-
Zons, among whom arc twelve or fourteen Phy-
sltlans, WHO regularly prescribe 10 for the COM
plants mentioned above.
Tho testimonials ON the inside wrapper, and
thu fact that within The last tour Yeas UPWARDS
Of three hUudreA thousand bottles have hrCu
cold Iu this yc..n nifty, are evidence Of The csilmu-
ton ia which the genuine LlrlWCrtIs held.
TIION-Te oNecWalN guard against
the numerous COUn'rriC's which UuururIpicd
persons cudoayur 10 impose UuCu the public, each
bottle will hereafter he enclosed Iu an en- srretI
wrapper, topreseut-g he application nudhoBl.
ing virtues Of the IIum-Ut, with the written si-
nature Of Geo VI Allen. without which none can
be genuine. The wrapper and certificates have
been entered according 90 tho act az Congress
| amy infringement viii be proceeded against @,
/ the utmost extent Of the Jaw.
| Cincinnati, Mar 1913. GEO NJ ALLEN.
! For Sale by the Gross, Dozen or SINGLE Bottl
IbY nov rs OLIVER PRYOR, Whcc'ipg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17

+. w. TtlOMAS-The Washington city cores.
pendent Of The Baltimore Sun. writes M follows
The Temperance cause hns been highly honnred
IN Washington 10y obtaining N advosato IN The
Baltimore Ohio writer +. w. Thomas; the disin.
gnished author of"Clinion Bfsdshsw." The Beech.
en- Tree" and other publications. heard him
systematically lecture on the subject al Tho Baptist
Church lie discussed the subject poeiically, his
torcally, and eHeciunlly;-The author was evident
90 his language, or he spoke like print. as The
saying Is. lie is favorie OF the Presidential court
and. as privileged visiter frequently scaton the
flowers Of wit and poetry the socnl circle here
j trust the silver and gold Of the Treasury Departs
ment will mol make him neglect The nlvery notes
OF the suso and the current coin Of the novelist.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17

? Z RUST SALE Pursu,nt 'o o dscl n'rrrs',
itgm David lIuil 10 me, dated tic nine
ieourh dos 81 MAY 10 the year eighteen hundred
lni forty aud recorded ~ the Clerks fi,c of N-
County Court ni Ohio county. ia De,ibuuk uuinhrs
lw,uiv-iuu-. r1Fo orc hnrdrod and Gty four. viii
rn Monday Tie TWENTY SEVENTH day o.,
JANUARY. ccl'cru bundled aud foriy.Gyr srll
nv public auction, ut The front dusr Of hr Cu,rt
house " sN.d county. all Tic interest rsfire ar,
r'1un which lave or can lawfully sell hy virtue rf
.ui decd. In lre following property, vil. ih,r g1r
rci of aud. fhrrr arts Of lo's number sx end sew
cu1 situated 30 tbW pert 81 ihp city of Whgrur. fr
s1lI cuunlv. commonly o1ii-j Vat Wheeling ant
bounded rs follows lightning nj n point w Tho
Western boundary ol sa.d nnnecr six which ruirr
Is Two bundled and Twelve fnct distant fom ,h5
S'utrm bombay o.. Lindry formerly Wd'cl
street, fIcucr EIsvDrly. r1fqp wIh Linsiy sircui..
JHo hundred irer thence Spuihyvnrdly raralicl
r 1b lHn sold Wcuefn boundary Of lot number ..
'u Wheeling creek, thence down said creek m ,aid
Weston boundary NJ lot number sir. md 'hruca
I Ni.h snlI Western boundary Ia the begia1in- with
I Doc NsE'i.UEa. Improvements nrd nrprripngures.
being Does Frrc cd ground which stands me hrrl,
.uItIrrs erected Hv enid Hull nrd orufrv used
| ny Irm asu COTTON FACTORY olso thc steam
/ engine fixtures aud machinery which AZ ib ur~
/ urUa execution Hi sud- Iced were contained in os
/ .h.. Doc .ld Cotton EJtiOy aud 5uildurs. or.
! N..fns u..' nr,uvuh
/ TERMS Oh sALE-- Cash.
DANIEL LAME
Ja 27--s T,u.,r-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17

ENIRE & MARINE iNSURANCE-Thcr arc
g two situations only in which individuals can
ho placed, where they can adequately apprccin n
the value ofinsufancc. These nre while -tand.
ing upOn the RUNS of their own property. .,thgI
receiving from an insurance office tho iIil n-
mount whl,h they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps hy q ISOLATE fam.
NY, lamcnung hat stup ky and folly which had
lied to provide for suNlvn E6t,igEcucy.
$ AHKlN son, Agent Of the lyIsD TIC VION
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware HOUSES
stores, mills, factories dc, together with thci'
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chInory, and eyeryothcr description Of iusurahle,
property Also. on steam, keel and Nat boa's
and their cargoes To and from any port on TN,
Western Waters.
,oihce on Main street, nearly opposite ,he L S
Hotel. lun 1, -.