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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
JENRUsT SALE BY v,ru, Of , n,,d =,

.'HNRUST SALE BY vrus Of a Deed Of
~ Trust executed ty Mark douglass. bear.
ns date on The 3lst day of Jnuary, isiO, shd
recorded ~ the Clerks Office OF he county
ouit ~ ono uDty, IN deed book No ~,
page IS. ! shall, on the 6fst dsy Of March ne,'
proceed TO sell, at public suction, TO the high
n 6iddef, al the front door oi The Couft House
u ono county. ceFtaiD lUt OF ground. TO wit:
Lot y" 80, (thirly ninr,) situate on the sou'h
Side OF Genre stroof, IN that part 81 the city
u wheeling called East Wheeling, bling ne
Ol yves: rom tbs corner Of Centre and SIKH
'lfect>i wherein IS "a handsome trick house.
liable &c. TEEMS-Cash. Selling az Ttuass
N iil only guarantee sOsh tue as O. We, ned ia
me ~ saId deed Of uust "a NELSON,
j1R 2S-S Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
CENTRAL. ROUTE From

GdREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
N@ WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASH
lNGTON CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The National Road and Good
Intent Stage Companies, are running daily lines
10 Cumberland. connecting with The 3 g. o RR-
Only "a hours Stage travel 10 elIker of the above
cities. the balance ny Railroad.
Time to Bnlmraore 81 hours,
Tine 10 Philadelphia ~ hours
Fare TO Baltimore II DOLLARS
Fare to Philadelphia 81 do
SiN daily lines leaves the Co.'S Stage and Rail
road Office every morning al O'Clock A NJ, and
c1rns furnished al any honr load should offer.
ForihEough 1ickeisiu Baltimore and Philndelp hia.
arpIy al the Cos office No SO Wafer ST, Wheeling
Va enc door North T. S Hotel
For GOOD Intent Stage Co. X Il SrH.LE.
mud WIN NEWMAN. fer s Co.
Great Central Route Rail road aud Stage office
sopl9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

n ANo OH The subscriber hcgs 10 morn, the
G p""hc That he still confines The manufacture
"i La '"' IN Mn'kcI Alley where he isatall Time,
P'ta''' :" nj all orders he may he favored with
Hc confidently refer. to those who have used i,
whether for burning rr machinery. 10 ie,nG, In ill.,
shP'fi"rn"fs N sperm ali far hose purposes and 4.
's'ns "qrai 10 any Lad OH manufactured "a tho Un
ron. AZ yy,pprN
G.r2T II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

a yHNDLEs The sub,cnher would !, farm,
~ "" irtnds aud The public that he b,. ccr,
ntnr,d lhc m'nniacluc of MOULD AND DlppFn
'NNbLhS made oipare ,oHov. which be ,a,t,s,.
'P''' J." anything u The kind manufactured Lc,o -,
r' "hefr. nnd ho vii furnish Them wlole.,Io q,
''.,'' 'h'"P o. ihcy can bp purchased ,fy,, bc,,
-, "o"s especially s'lcn share Of pni,li,
r,Hon"ee FHc"y IN biafkei Alley. be,,, 90,
",'N'' Sfet''. NJ WARREN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

GANE HUNDRED GROSS Toilet Scd sh,.
O1vlng sap. wv" '"'
so Gross Lucifer M,ich,s.
90 90 o. 1850 Blocking
DO Beck and % IGk
! DO Cologne Wiier.
10 rec" and Tor ale mucb lnwcr,b,, ,..
ei"fe one, ~ by IA. BRENTLfNG n
N'y Hn'iioo Rom, No lC5 MukrEa,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

BEAUTIFUL Cashmere SHAW h. rnirfeIy u.y,
Id Cardinals Stk Slnwls. New Style Gr,nr. 1pI
C'fds. WO's sJ Hoods w tsted Goats G,r hoys. Just
received by O W. HEisEEIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
"bSi EHN INSURANCE. COMPANY
CAPITAL $500 OUO

,H''i ~. GobuUUu.
'i'HlS company being now duly orps,,z,d ne
pre'sTen ma he Insurance on every jes-
W"In OF FHe aad Marine Risks, such : dwell
my iohSes, Store ~ ousts Sc with their con.
,eh.s Also, Steam Roats Fiat Poats and Keel
"ph, WIN Their cargocs, To aad from anyroT,
.. 'He ONO aud NISsissppI rivers. or their irib
m'aLy Slrenms' App icalian for Insurance 80 b
haoG l2r the present Al the Office srtEo Wheel
'iS Savings. ms ,iiuIun
u NCOY Seo"v
ahE AID MARIhE INSURANCE.
1 - = Snhscr Der Is arpnin'ed nrtn,tf,Is c1
-, itMbUS INSURANCE 90. for tbc c,,y
"' " ee'inS. ard ia rr'Lurc Ia lnk o w.
az is' OF al. kinds, stone, LICK OF wo.d,p
Furniture
and merchandise n allklnIs.
Ana against all dangers ptrr1 fino 10 ,r.
h,,'J oi soods "n rivers lak ., seas, canals
aug !, hI"ads. ~ the lowcst rates. >''''s
nc charac' or OF the company for prnmnti,,d.
""U harness, is well known. Arpiy TO ''""'
4, Sq,,, u NRY LIST, Agent
~ SarlVer a. Stelie's Whar,hou. e Wat.r
~ %" street, Mhcplup
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
CHEAP CNSH
Boot and Shoe
STORE
No. 1870,
Corner of Main and Union SITS,
WHEELING. VA.
ALLMAN & MAXWELL,

ALLMAN 81 MAXWELL.
Az TER returning their sincere thanks
10 the'r customers and the public fOI
me patronage so Literally cNtt ndcd ts
thon the past year, AMI soliciu9g n cen
unuation of III l. patronage ia fn'urc.
respectfully invite their attention IA
Their present well selected stock uGBouls
Shoes and Leather, consisting jr pay.
ns follows:
96 eaIrs Genilenlen'. ca u nmn,n hnn,a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
WiiEATFIELD INN.

BALTIMORE, MD.
HN'lS iireI n sIiunIed ON Howard street. t,,,
x u'"'' norm OF BALTIMORE street. and in III,
'"n'uH'e N'rniy 81 the business part OF The civ
AeyA " contains upwards ii 100 rourns nm
'tss,sI3 NY Of winch IRE psrinrs win bod
itss.ksH rcoms adjoining suitable G.r families
<sz-1Z--s5 II has betn thoroughly furnished viii
80" "'d cI CANT furniture and all the accorofn,Jo
no , I" he Iound ~ any Hotel IN The east,
The proprietor flrltsrs himself that his l,, s,.o
renee ~ the business. will enable him - 10 CON.
"uo, 'hs e""bIi'hmsni IN every department, as /,
''nuf '"i"e satisfaction iu all las guests
Mr,chon'' traveller &c wishing Bnlhmorc. ~ III
muh u healthy and desirable Location.
mere sh'ways Wagon IN readiness 4, co,,,
luggage 10 aud from line cnrs free oC cbo,,c
MI. McINToSH P.oprietsr.
DaIHm'fe Nd. January 1915 BIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

the CIRCUIT Sup,IIor COuGr Of Law and
ID Cnanc'ry loI Chic county Vu.inia:
WllipmJ haloner, y his neyt lfjenJ J,,.,,
CaitweI, j.. ''''f ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

"a ELL, MOORE a. cos. Fast Nail Coach
y leaves Wheeling daily at 6 o'clock A VI. ~
hours 10 Cincinnati.
Pilot Coach leaves Wheeling daily at s'clock
A NJ. - hours n Cincinnati
ID TALLNAEcE' ) Good Intent Coach leaves
Wheeling daily ate o'clock a NJ 20 hours 10
Ma'syIlle Ky.
Extras furnished on a the above lines In par.
al night as they may wish.
Once n % - Water st, let door below the y 8
Hotel, Wheeling, Va.
feb j 15ESKJJDN A,.,y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

Aaron Chaloner and others
) ne GeleEGanlS ~ the abrye named cans,
ave "t'tCV n"iIIcd, that on Monday ne l6 /,
"""y Of March. 1915, between The b"nt, 81
:? NJ nnd p vi, AT the Office OH I'M g,nn.
E'q' an Alderman in the CRY Of pn,la,cInhi,
tenn'y'Vanm, ! shall proceed 10 lake The de-
.">, ''D"' "' Dnnldp, Esq. aud olhets, % be
20 u eE'utnrr ON The lfIal OF said cause
Also, "u The - Febrrary. heiw,pn the Sam.
no"I'' AZ me h"u,e OF George Baird. E,o in
NE '"wn ct Washington, Psnn>yiyan,a | .bai,
! f"cSra To lake tie drpo>uion, Of Sarah gnrg
ana others {" be read also as evidence 90, ,b.
vi 81 OF SOD cause Bul nom AZ, rsuse ,b,
idN ng oi rilhef " SALT dispositions should not
e" We a'h or completed, The taking of the
The same are taken and complei'd.
WILLIAM J GHAT.ONER
~ Ms next friend joseph Caldwell. Jr
jan % "e''' ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

doe 30
SCHOOL BOOKS. FRESH ARRIVAL
\ YVES Fret Lessons IA A lgcbra
~ XIV 10 ditto
Sanders Srcllors II. 2ud and 4ih Reader.
NJ G"Gie's Eclccuc S ei.ers mad Readers
Pprlets Rhetorical Reader
hrch'll's Geography anJ Ais
Oi"ev's d1 do
whaely's Rhetoric
WIyiund's Moral Science large ediri,n
CunsOrks Phrlustgh Pnysulo y, Cnemi.,v Sc
PTher's nnd Hodges L,,c
Wizards IIrinr, 81 he Unil,d States
Pinn"ck's Gp'dsmitii's Il me Greece. md Englau
WeGsers Spelling q ok, Drropnry. DE
walker Octave aud small .. Dictionaries
Piayiafs Euclid
MARS SyniaS
Co0pers NlrA
Ct5rks Cesar
Iihpu's complete Series NJ clnssics
FL ssic cheap al HASWELL'S q s,l,.i,rr,
jan i"n sect.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

$50 Packages of
HsOOts & Shoes.
&.9.NE vi CE.GELEN
AT IilE SlGN OF ihE
Esig HsCsa sPOot
n"" fcc'ninr and "Iru a. one OF he largest
q ond m"si cxierS tr assoumcni "f BOOTS sud
SiIOESoi ',.ry Description and uunhty, over fer
81 ~ this cly; which have Le-1 selected With
Great care nnl attention. tSyit.>lv Tor tsini.,rr
Farmers ard others "i.hrg :" supply their ismiies
w''h god aiuclc ol B,uis ard Shoe, viii A, well
"'"lI nnd ,x'iuine y a,sufineni bclp,e pur,has
'ns c'Sawh,rc Il c"n,isI, ~ pari al
pairs " en'> Dnick Boots,
800 do dl Kip DO
800 do 90 Calf do
1906 do do thick B.ornns,
iDOo do do hir Momroes.
~ do Loo : HEX Is OTIS;
20a 20 Youths do do
.t00 prs Boys thick and Kip Brnrsns.
500 10 Youths d, do do
oo1 10 v "mrn's KIP, calf aud Moroc
co Lace Boots.
200 pairs Wumcu's Calf ssd Moroc,,.
Shoes
1000 do Chl'dren's Shoes OF every size.
sh pc andq uaity.
The above. ~rh hundred other kinds ,,, nm.
nrr"U- to mcniian, rcndrrs my stock 81 c,,p,lc,,
iLn those ~ho nav favor me " in "A call Gamma, I,Y
ir I've pleased. both in regard to price aud oual,y
! Ihn"kn for The liberal patronage that hes beer
h"re"iore extended 10 me. s,ill snlicua con,,u.
| ancs of ~.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
wishing In purchase 10y the ratk nge. or ,zen. viii
iind II ~ their advantage Ia coil and examine m,
assortment, ms iier my sef ilsi can furnish ,h.u
IN an assortment or as good tenn. ne con.ba M
"'h in P'nsbereE or any other city Yves, of RI,
mountains.
Also "a large asasl &c.
NeTiss as sDs'6lsae2nd of
Ssaoe Ftnefsslg amid
Shoe Stock.
New YORK ana Baltimore iauncd Spanish Sole ca
'her boot N"r"cco Nd AID GOAT upner Lea,bc
Boston Shoe Pegs Srarahlcs, lacks, hall bleacb,,
ana green shoe threads, filling thread nrd Amos
every thing else that IL wanted nv shoe Manuluc
'uTcr>; all ~ which will be soldlnw for caSS
Sept ~ 1874 SAAIL MCLALiEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

william McClinei ~, oud WIN Nee luner. II.
fENHE defendant WIlam VI c unry J no.
n ba" x ehteiei ATS arp arIuoe nd given
80 U. Ivy accmd NJ to tue a 1 Of Assembly AID
tie sales Oi this Cuu I an Il lpn ine by sitis
f'otcry cvii nee that he ~ not an inhgbI ont ii
IN country, It's rierej tot the ssid da.cnA,
ant d. appear here on the Il II day OF the NEXT
sprlrg term and answer the BIZ II the ria ~ N.
"nd Mat Guy g hts I'd b" forthwith puJ.
hsnei 10 The CITY Of WI~elt l0f w. mouths
sues sSiVely and po,tri at the front door eli
the Couu u,r of l6is county.
Aco,J Iess ADAM KU ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

Neot ne Rad,oad Depot, CUNBERLANp, Mn
TSNHE Proprietor rr pa~tfnIly iaforns his
~ friends and The pubic, that he has taken
this SPLENDID NEW HOTEL, which be now
cOhhGently offers 10 the patronage Uf the rrl Tic
TABLE ENTRRTAtNNENT Tho Parlors
ana chambers have hyrn tasflfully fited n
WIN Htire Hclr Furniture end BrRginP with
view TO the cas-. comfort and conveni sttee of
ms sues ne especially Of ladies and families.
ne depsTi nov Of tho IaTier is rquailv wei
ordered. w feet we're is. through every dena,t-
men 81 the estab ishment, an air Of ncatBess
ahd elegance fh1t cRunot fail 10 please al who
may iayor him With call. A cor ron.
may -''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

Firth, Hall & Pond, Nj go Broadway, Mann
I"cin!ef>, Publishers and Importers OF Music
and Musical Instruments Sole agents ior
On, ker'ng's Piano FOIteS.
II BLlC HOUSES--NEW YORK:
The Pf"pIieio.s OF the following named
Punir lie uses, 10 the CITY Cf New York, IN le
IN me above Invitation to Southern and We>,.
efn Mctchans, who may visit our Commcrt iaI
emporium to call at our respective Houses;
pithg'hg ourselves 10 administer The comfort,
oi Home as lar as in our power TO those " h q
may give u> The preference
mansion House, w Bunker, 80 Broadway,
ti"w ih H"lrl, Thomas & Roe, Broadway,
Oily tot Chester jennings. Broadway.
Broadway.
Atlantic Hotel, NJ 3 & Broadway, w c. An
dtrson,
Pacific Hoe, lG? Greenwich street, w Boody.
w ID ParSon>,
ASior House, Coleman & Sietson.
fiink!ih House, Broadway, Hayes e. Tread,
we'll
New York, Jan II. ls45. jan Is-dw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

VI2GjNIA! lN CHAN say
At RI IS held IN tie clelkN fl oil thi
CSr'' II Sup" Tor Cour at Law AID Caanro
18th c"u"y OF Brooke, on the ia Day OF
quarry 1915.
William Hall,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
ALABAMA COTTON.

4 ga Bale, AlabaInu C,tron m store and fl, .a,.
~ ny JI FORSYTH & CO.
dee 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

nc ABOVE with great many otl cf
S'nuS render our stock complete, aud ",
'ee' no hesitation 10 saying that eur
STOCK IS AL selected and Cr the best oua
n.y. which will enable US TO sell ~ 8 ,
low prices as my west of the mountains
NJ VINO may be in want OF any of I .
above ARTICLES will DO well 10 cali and :,
anime our stock before purchasing else
where AS 1t viii Away afford y, Tho
greatest OF pleasure 10 wait on them and
show our stack. m,y,t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
PILOT 4 BNiVlR CLOTHS,

All styles and colors, rom sixty-two cents 10
nNS collars; together with tEany otnor a Tic. C.
iot Tentiemen's wear, too numerous "a mention
ali OF which will sell at Uhol, sale cor Retail
or make up TO order in the best French style
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

: " ! received az the q. c. RED 90 orr.
adjustment - Pts cents fac Moo.
fL5O-
~ Men, Kp, Biogsns Lop P,ies
~ 80 Women, Kip low BIOS {"
- d. MisseF Up
10 u r. rhine Span sb so'e I.,lib ,
for G ~ N,Ct ~ To-"
jan ~ Is45 ''i'''''
a M STILL fHEY COME-71,a ma, G.,L
"a I'D - fIuc, Css,ispsre Su,per,
'nfc hoacbcJ inusms
eases Cashmere and blanket slovt.
- y ms and rug.s
10 rs Wpucu Buuueis AID cor,Crs
sipf. ~ town wv '"e'ie'
90" JOHNSTON. BERRYHILL 4 90
VInd 'or 'fc ny '''' ''''''''
JInJ, 1915,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
BOOTS! BOOTS!

y UST receive 81 The Sign n The Black NJ m,
q r,nfh Boot. ra.es of MEMS Napoleon ia. ,ol
~''cd Boots superior article, and will he sols Io,
rfCfsh
Als". 90 % M,n', Kip Bmgans
r.v IS As TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

Hoiace II Day, % MaiScn Lane, Manufac
iuleroi Palent India Rubber SuSpenderS and
all kinds Of India Rubber Clouds
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

IVA FROM TIE FIRST arm. MKT n,
TAB dwo'lrur t.rse on Quincy a. oreu,i.J !,
nre.eDi nv M } b hIirsh
ALSO TIE dwelling 10 Urirr 81, occrnieJ n,
resent Nv MrJ Sanger Ltqnlrc NJ
Jm ll-SNS a. ROBINSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
COUNTRY MERCHANTS

wishing In purchase 10y the rarknge. or d,zen. will
hnd IL '' lheir hdvaniag" tc coil aud examine ma,
assortment, ms naier my self tl.i can furnish h,
'th an assortment or as gnud terms ne car.be me,
"hh in Pr''sbsres or any other city west of rho
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

r 4 - fH
 oc-Gen. Winfield Scott for President and Hon. Alex. Barrow for Vice President, are proposed by the Harrisburgh Telegranh Very geesa assts sSsia Mclean for President and John M Clayton or J. M. Berrien for Vice President would be better.
 0y-The Grand Jury of the United States Circuit Court have brought in a true bill against William Burnett the pilot ofthe Swallow, for manslaughter.
 Gen. Jackson has declined accepting the sarco- phsgus' which once enclosed the body of Roman Emperor. and rendered to him by Com. Elliott as a final enclosure for his. He is satisfied with sep- ulture beneath the green sod of his country.
 President Polk has dismissed Lieut.. Hirst from the naval service for having been engaged in duel
 os-H. W. Roges E.q. has been Poiked into the of the port of Bufalo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

To the candid render. we expect the iniiuence ot sound and fair statements will be admissible. To every friend ofhumanisy, any means of abating its ills, will interest his ieenas; to such we cordially recommend perusal of Mfr. Brinckeshaf's adver- tisemeus of his Healh Restorative. It's remarkable cures seem aImcss ssif we returning to the an
 cieus times of miracles. Its power in subdnng Lung Complaints is certainly beyond the reach ofcavl 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

4 RigM Kind ef WAig.--A gentleman from New-Haven, who had been engaged in urgent bu- siness at Rochester, N. Y for several weeks find- ing himself unable to finish it before our late cleo tion, went to New-Haven and voted, and then re- turned to finish his business The distance trav- eled by this patriotic Whig, for the express pur- pose of polling vote, was nearly seven hundred miles. We wish more of our friends had the spir- it of this New-Haven Whig. Cosrant.
 The only error in the above is in the residence of the individual referred to. Heis not citizen of .Ns,o.H HaDen. but of our own good village of Latchieid; and when it is remembered that parties are very equally balanced in this town the patriot ic act of our fellow-citizen is more highly appre- ciated than it would have been in so strong whig town as New Haven.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

Ou-The debate in the British Parliament on the Oregon Question will be read with interest by all classes of the community. We trust the matter will yet be aicably adjusted, notwithstanding the warlike character which it now assumes War with any nation, and especially with one with which we are on intimate commercial relations, should be avoided as long as the national honor will allow. i
 z The heads Of the American and British Admin istrations having expressed their on this Oregon question, the subject will be allow ed to rest until the meeting of Congress, and the action of that body upon the recommendations which may be made to ii by President Polk. Mean time the people of the United States should exam inc the questionin all its bearings, and be prepar- ed to sustain any measure which Congress in it's wisdom may adopt. a g,
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
THE PHENIx BANK LOAN.

We learn that information was received yester. day, from which it would appear that the gentle man who recently loaned large sum of the Phe- nix Bank in this city, security which he repre- scented as bills of Broken Banks, sealed by fe State Comptroller of New York, is an honest man, and that he is the one who has been duped. It is said that the Bank will recover the whole amount,
 8 A Hdrtfoyd C0ivGnt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
FIRE AT BRISTOL.

The large Clock Factory cfCHAUEcET JERosdE, Esq. at BristOl (Ct) took fire yesterday siterncOno and was totally consumed. The fire eommenceds we are informed, in the packing department, Sup- posed to have been ignited by spark from ths
 furnace, and the combustible materials gave t such
 sudden spread se io mock all efforts to cheek it.. This vas the largest nnd best establishment of the kind in this county, or sy other. having bad the honor of supplying even methss Enelahd with time-keepers, cheaper and better than shs could make herself. ThelOss, we are told, is about i3,- 900 dollars. Insured at the Etna oRce. Hartford, for 10 900 dollars.
 Besides this establishment Mir. Jerome has an extensive one in this city, so that his business will not be suspended. A large number of workmen, however. will probably be thrown out of employ, and "from him that hath not will be taken away even that which he hath"--.M H. Herald.
 <, @ The New Haven Palladium states on tke au. thorfty of Mfr Jerome, that his extensive Clock ess ta6lishment, recently destroyed by fire iii Bristol Will not be rebuilt there, but that he will supply the loss by connection with his factory in that cifys and that he has already contracted fors ths erection of new buildings which will ,be anead,iv completed, The withdrawal of his capital andd means of employment from Bristol will be a seri- ous loss to that town, but we hope other capital. ists may come in and fill the vacancy Bristol is an anenterprising and prosperous town and possesses advantages for manufacturing enjoyed by few oth- ers.-- COtvGnt. ''s -r
 1he following paragraph is from the Journal of Commerce. The story is true, except that the Al mount of the money lost, was $1l ,5o0, instead of $l5,O00.
 RAISING THE WIND-We learn that the phn. nix Bank of Hartford was few days since reley. ed of 1000, by an individual who left as colate. ral security package which he represented to con. tain large amount of broken bank bills. and to have been sealed by the State Comptroller. He said he would open the package, were it not that by so doing the bills would cease drawing interest He however made smal. opening at one end sulfi. cient to show that bank bills were within. The bank officers, having some knowledge of the man. were induced to believe his story, and gave him bills of theft own bank to the above amount. which he said he wanted to circulate in Ohio. The lone and short of the matter is, that circumstances hay ing thrown suspicion upon the transaction. the package was opened and found to contain little else than waste paper; the few bills included in it. be- ing of small denominations. A requistion has been obtained from Gov. Baldwin of Connecticut, upon the Governor of Ohio, of New York, or both, for the surrender of the accused. r
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
THE EN0UEEE EE.
LlTCHFTELD, HAY |. isks.

ov-The Leeislature will assemble atliaftford oh "Wednesday next An unusus' aisplay by the mil itafy is announced in the HAftfOEd papers. Be- sides the independent conpnpies of that city, the Blues. Greys, and Guards of New-Haven are ex- pected.
 We shall publish full report of the Legislative prOceedinsa Those who want them daily would d well to take the Courant or Times during the session, either of which may be had for 50 cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

90-The students in the University of Virginia are in state of open rebellion. every thing being in disorder and confusion. The residences of the Professors have been assailed. windows and doors broke, &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

00-A meeting ofthe friends of a Rail Road from Hartford to New York. via Danbury, was held in Plymouth on Thursday last. A committee was appointed to petition the Legislature for Charter
 and general statement was made in relation to the feasibility of the route. i's
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

Oc'rAlban Guild Esq. has been appointed Pos Master at Milton, in place of c. P. Welch Esq. re signed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

0j-The Bowery Theatre accidentally took fire on Friday evening last, about o'clock, and nless than an hour was mass of burning ruins. The loss is estimated at $50,0Oo This is the fourth time this theatre has been burnt down.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

y eJ-We notice by the New-Haven papers that James c. Gould, son of William T. Gould, Esq. of Augusta, Ga. and grand son of the late Hon. James Gould of this village has received the highest ap pointment in the Senior Glass for the next Con- mencement in Yale College.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

ss FOR THE ENQUIRER. s DEAR Ma EDrroR, R,--My next door neighbours dog doth murder sleep. Please entreat him to house the cur. when nature seeks repose; and thus release from constant night vigil @ s.3t g'llS aoti.esa<4 <. .fss Ooer-tcea,y Friend.