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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

MODESTY.--A damsel being sent TO a
music shop by her master for some cat gut,
ashamed to pronounce the vulgar word, and
TO show her gentility, asked the shop keeper
Tor some puSs'S bOlCeis.
The foregoing reminds us Of a young lady,
who went into grocery and inquired for
ladies deiights''-by more ordinary people
called "kisscs"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
WIN GEANY,
r ID PETPIT

oTSince The above advertisement was insprieJ
1t has been osceriained that The rascal sold The
horses IN Cincinnati, aud wehr with The BOYS 10
Pittsburgh Pa where they were all seen on the I4lh
'nsl The wretch (Gcorge) has an uncle in Vn-
ginIn' where II Is likely e may 60. bur his is un.
cernn as he will no doubt rob or murder The bovs
as quick as his oowaidy spili, will lei him. Anv
one continuing him in any Jail IN The United States
20 hat we get him. shall have ONE HUNDRED
DOBBARS. Frankfort, Ky Oct Of az
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
uy STOP THE VILLAIN. Elo

a BSCONDED from The he IL hburhurd ,,l Frank
~ fort, Ky. on Monday night last. man by IN,
name oi EDMUND GEORGE. He is about 25 %,
20 years nj age. mn Eng lshinan NV birth, about G
feel higbw eighs between 10 and 1870 lis fnr com.
p, u, fond OF hoasiing Of his skIil ~ n Gardener
aud nursery-man as well rs his manhood but can
easily 10 detected NJ 2 coward lie rc,ie AWAY n
small brow mare. or years I'D. pac. nnh wallis
slod all round, snddle good deal worn lie had
On a black hai. a,ade and marked by John B,I,zel.
OF Frankfort, Ky, an old blue frock cun, The bal.
ance Of his clothing mol rccollecied. lie deceived
with him Two youths about ! ) years OF aee One
oi them of lrisi parents. md sometimes for amuse.
men' attempts 10 speak Ihli iongue-he is n good
deal i'eekled, AMI sprighly hard working youth,
very pleasant when spoken Ia. aud plaiuly shows
his upper teeth, which are Quite large, lie rude n
gray nurse, marked by sweeney races and works
pretty well. Pine other rode n small roam pnney 5
yealS old mkt grass. shnd before. bnt don't pace
works lnilo mikiud in harness The saddle he
rode was made expressly for him, aud is ali excel
lent one OF small SIZE. lie took considcrnbl clio,
Ihihg-a fine new rock cloth coat (back,) a new
blue clnIh roundabout. with plated buttons n GOV,
Jeans irock cont, nSd fine iur cap His clothing
was lied mp IN new red silk handkerchief lie
also wore black satin craTat with red vines and
had III his packet a good deal ol money and n
bfeasipin OF gold, leucred OBJ p Ife Is n goi,
scholar, and con set type preuy we'll lie ., ouicE
! spoken has dark hair. eyes aud eyebrows ard /,
/ inodeI and manly ia his department They WI
probably aim fcr Cine innaf. Ohio. ~ George has
iaher, mother. md several brothers residing there
ZONE OF whom is pressnan Engaged ~ one of M,
printing Offices George will no doubt auetript :,
dispose Of The nurses and rob mud abandon The hoy
liberal reward will he paid by The undersigned
n (her parens) for any information cencerung M,
lads, or Gcoige's deteniioH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

VoLNEY b. PALMER, is our authorized
Agent for receiving Subscription and Adver-
tisemegts for the Wheeling Times and Gazette.
His Offices are -
PHILADELPHIA.-N. w. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
NEW YORk:-Tribune Buildings, oppos-
tic City Hall.
BALTlM0RE.-S. f. corner Baltimore and
Calvert streets.
BOSrON.-No. II State street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
MORE CURES performed by DR. DUNCAN:
ENPECTORANT REMEDY

In DUNcAS-Deor Sir:--You may perhaps re.
member that consulted with you a yonr nfIi.r m
Cincinnati. in June last. when you examined my
lungs and Informed me that there was a small cav.
iiy forming in The lobe of my left ling with slight
and advised me tn iHse q lew bottles
of the EXPECTORANT RENE by. which
hough, OF you Is hoiil,s). have used OF ihem
and feel % we'll as ever did ia my Lie My
cough disappeared after nsing ;ia first bottle the
path ~ my breast also ef me- my sireng III incre,s
cd aud also my nipeie The medicine anscd me
I" cSpecoraie large quantities Of full matter; iter
this was all thrown NJ. felt relief at az ce think
that ihe whole weird should know something ahou-
the good effects of your 'EXPECT0RANT REM.
Eul, fur the removal Of The first por,s leading
To Consumption. Please inform me ifyou ihjnk II
advisable tor me 10 use The medicine any longer
Yhofs srulv, aud ever grateful.
HORlCE R1NNS. Near Hamilton, D
For sale by &c Il b MARSH, Sole agents ol
Wheeling. oei %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

ID. BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Reading Rooms, opposite the st. Charles and
veranda Hotels, is agent for this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements for IL or orders
for new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention if left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
COM. ON COMMERCE. FOR OCTOBER.
J. M'LURE, S. M'CLALLEN, A. Rooms.
MONROE HOUSE.

'MFliE Subscribe. DESTROYS Of retiring from the
= htisiness. oners for sale The Iease he now
ho'd@ Of The Monroe ifouse. MDnrne ST. Wheeling,
va having three years aud a halfio run. lie also
oBeTs The valuable Furniture in said honse
consisting of every article required in a house Of
The SIZE. most Of Which nearly new
This stand IS we'll located in the midsi of Tho
busiress ri the city. has high reputation and fair
S'infe OF custom. II car not Tail To he a good inye,,.
nen' Tor any ore who desires entering The business
Possession given iRmediaiely. Apply at the house
OF "uuIes' MArHERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
!n-,sJa1p IenseN>
MONDAY OCTOBER ~. ,sIo.

Gen. Toa THUMB. hos been lor tay or ivo
among as, and las received . large nuuiber Of
Visitors. IL isas sprishily. c,anh sni top
riSh'es ever, aud still Wi hs within about
two ounres OF % pounds.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

Fhe Great Fossil Skeleton exhibited b. DR.
Koch. y y. which is cdllcl tho remains Of d
Gisoniic serpent, Is pronounced by the sna,o-
mis,s OF Boston To have belonged tono serpent
nor any single animal in any age of the world.
Although the parts appear to b. mostly real
fossils, nothing but their ingenious arrange
m'nt gives the appearance 10 the whole of IA
skeleton OF a gigantic serpent. The Boston
Natural History Society will publish in the
nextlmmbcr of their procecdingsa full ac-
count of The process by whichit would seem
that this II ..,lrarchos" has been reconstructed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

Messrs. MASON &TUTTtE, 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, 1845-10-27
SPLENDID STOCK OF
FaHl u Winter Goods

n CST RECEIVED from The East. The mos,
~ splendid stock Of French aud English Broad
Dea'er aud Wellington CLOTHS; Plain and fame
C"s'imeresi every variety Of VESTINCS 20 sui,
the taste oiihe most fosndious
Having procured The lates, Fashions from Lon.
DON Paris and Phadelph's. the Subscriber is ore
pared to furnish those who may please TO give him
eal' WIN style not To be surpassed in the West.
Tie hopes Ia see his friends customers and ,bs
public generally call and exnmine his stock Of am.
pcfior goods before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN II BLACK,
fouyyh door South Of ne Va IIoteL Moin 81.
oct ~ 6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

We Were shown, IN, Saturday. very highly
shiished chair, made b. +. l.. P,a,t. on Mlm
street IL is very superior workman, and
thoroughly understands all brauch,so of the bu-
snless.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

MEMPHIS CoNVENTIoN.-It is high
tim our representatives were appointed TO
the Memphis Convention, which m,cets on the
i2tlt OF November. They will need some
time To prepare for their journey. Will the
B,ard OF frldc attend to this?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

TIE INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS in New
YORK. has sdjourncd siae die. having first adop.
'.da constitution. We suppose all the evil
il society will now be ST to rights.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

Tn. rsfl,d Aohia Z. s. Gzatre contains 0
le;tr writ "a al H1ris5urg. Oh tn 20,h in.
stant, which states that tbs interest on The
PENNSYLVANIA debt due onths lst Of February
next will be punctually paid..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
CAPT. TAYLoR'S SUMMARIZE Elk

~ a
PERTINENT. Captain Taylor, who has been
actively employed in Sub Marine science for
some time past, made number of interesting
experiments OF Friday, from on board thu
schooner Spitfre, lying off the Battery. In
company with another gentleman, Capt Tay-
Tor descended in diving ben, in about seven
lathOms water.
They remained down about half AN hour,
when they were drawn up, at given signal
There was an air pump on board by which the
bell Il kept constantly supplied with fresh
air Thus bell is made OF sheet copper, and
weighs 1900 pounds. Attached to it are
weights 10 the amount OF 1900 pounds. These
are used in sinking the bell and in case Of
necessity can be cast of by extracting single
pin and then the bell would rise without any
assistance. The most interesting experiment
however. was with the submarine aTmOr.-
This is made principally OF India rubber The
covering for the head is copper casque or
helmet, containing small glass window. --.
Through the top OF the cas1ue pipe enters.
through which fresh air is supplied The ar.
NOR IS made perfectly water-tight the wrists
Of the sleeves are made N India rubber, and
are dawn very tight !; through these, ho'tcv.
er, the air which the sub-mah ne walker
brcathcs, escapes This armor weighs fifty
pounds. and weight OF seventy-fvc pounds
more is used for sinking. Captain Taylor says
u, has stayed under water between one and
two hours, and has been in water ono hundred
feet deep. Captain Taylor went down on
Lake Huron into The wreck Of the stcamer st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

A circular roilroad around Paris. 20 com
nunicate with all tlle points OF departure of
tie great roads, is in contemplation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

MARRIED.-On The 22d inst. by the Rev
+. lComeriord, MIR. LAwRENcE GILLESPIE tC
Miss RoSANNAn Horror. both of this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

~ hEEP AND WOOL just published The A.
- menran Shepherd being history ofihe Sheep
WIN ihc'f Breeds. management md dIsea sea- Illus
ifn'ed with Engravines, by l. A hiorreu. For sale
by JOHN HASWEEL. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

THE SLAVE SHACKLES.- We have pub
lishcd an account from an English paper, of
quantity OF supposed slave sliachles having
been found in the wreck of the Steiner Mis-
aouri burned at Gibraltar, The Kew York
Courier in explanation SAYS, vessels of war.
upon leaving port, no matter under what cir
cumstances or upon what GRAND, always go
prepared for a state of war. They are always
provided with the weapons for AN actual CON
Alct, and with all the Implements which
such conflict, and its result. may demand
A vessel, moreover, OH going forth with the
prospect or possibility ofan engagement, always
counts upon ii victory. She expects TO win
the battle, and she therefore always goes pre-
pared 10 secure the prisoners, whom she cx-
poets to take. Thisisa regulation which, we
feel cafe in saying, prevails i1s every navy in
the world. IL has always obtained M the
British navy, and their books of allowance as
well as ours, designate the provision in this
respect made for each class Of their vessels
In the American service the complement of
IRONS Tor ship OF the linz is 200 hand irons
on handcdis, and 100 fettcrs, or LEG irons:
nc coinpt IN nj for stcd N frigatc of the class
III the Missouri which Carl $ guns and 2
swives m) inted, and was pierced for p. is
10 letters AMI 300 handcuils The fact that
the complement for irilata is greater than
Ilie complem mt for a ship of the line, not
withstanling its sic, number Of mcn, &c.
are less, shows clearly that the irons are in
tended. not iniinly to 3 used upon the crew
IN case of mutiny, bu' for pTisOHtrg taken in
battle, as il is supposed a steam ffigate like
iiie Missouri win take more tlI,n q shin ofthe
line. THE Missouri was provided WITH her
compliment 81 irons os indeed with other
aTms and mupiilOus uf Sgar, and these axe
irons that have been tJkentrOm. hcr wreck
The French correspondent Of wilmer and
Smith European Times tells tie follow ING
amusing auccdo'c:
a g59i joke las occurred az Mirscilcs an
African, Of ths sweetest dinginess, recently
ayslyed tksr,, with letter from the Governor
6 neral OF hlgi'fs stating that he was The
cousin Of he Emperor Of MOr& ii. and d8triis-
T. / with an im portant al giomaitic mission
fne a1,horitics rece wed ih1 man with every
honor; fsasts w5r- gwen 10 him. visits made
~ th, theatres, deputatlou, presented, adilcs-
SIS OF rcd--cycn The troops WCfc called uut
mi 9Th Prince actually passed them in r.
vIew. Tbe Government sen. down vdlua
he gtd watch AMI appenages for 90 the
PTiace; bat 1stor' IL could b. presented. let.
ters arrived from Algi-rs, stating that the
Prince" was a perfect hnmbug--i is:rdblc
- igsn.arsr--l swiniing bilckgIard, compel
lsl to nIts p;'ri dilt. r.tr'at from bis own
county % save huh 70 trJ.n th, punishment
his mislasts maritcA Tue poor Authorities
VIZ. terribly ch9PGlllsB. aal ar at Pr,Sent
the ladghiny stock efcvety bOiy.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

\ railroad from the Gull oil Mexico TO tire
Cali OF California, is proposed by the New
fbrk correspondent Of the Union. lie sys
rs i,listli Would not ozcecA 900 miles, and
that very iew heavy grades would be cncoun
tered. He compares the advantages OF such
a route with the proposed road across the
Rock! Mountains, and thus speak, of both
4 person from ~. Louis could reach the
PI,iic sooner bl- tr' Texas AMI California
lad than nv tin 81, I.1nis AMI Oregon. and
with great deal more safety and comfort in
tim, .. peace. For iuS,ance--he could reach
NeN Ofcans by steamboat down the Mis-
sissi?pi IN loar days. 70 The Mexican Gulf
cnl OF tn, road by steamboat, might take two
isys AMI half more; by railroad to the Gulf
of California, a. 210 miles day, would Goa
SINE iouy days and hall more; uk,king the
travelling tins from 81. Louis, even in the
dead of winter, 10 California, aud with p,llcct
comfort. only Ii days
TO reach Oregon tom S.. Louis by railroad
rju,d, az the same rate OF iravciling consume
9dsys. And. as California is hcrcatterto be
-h0 promised land to the cmigrlpi seeking
homo ON the Pacific, whn reaching Oregon
ne would still b q long c.ts,..!ce from her Ia
turc residence
This fond h-tNvocn Tcxas and California will
open rich aud valuable country to.traac, al
ready s'uled, anA proaucing wealth from rich
Iqasn operations, which the road would vast
J, assist IN developing. Il would pass through
chihuahua, tue rppet part Of the provinces OF
Durango, aud terminate liule south of Gu
aylnos IN Sonoro, on the Gulf OF California
i, How mu,'i. better i would b" Ter Mexico to
establish tranquility at home, TO cultivate
peace ani commerce with tbs United States
ann tiie rest at tho world, and ID encourage
enterprise by wise and prudent laws; to invite
capital into the country; TO openup these great
hn,s ot I'm II lhlcation between toe Atlantic
AMI Pacific oceans, by means of which proyin.
Ces now Is ,lated would b. thrown open 10 the
ttai' of CLina on the one hand, to Europe on
the other AMI to the United States north of
hpr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

And why, let us ask, should not that iden-
teal bill pass congress- Mr.. Polk is Presi-
dent, who DECLARED it to be ours and ours
alone, Officially, and can Congress do d,h'r.
wise than provide for taking possession, ex-
.coPt they impcech Ny Polk FOR using the Ian
.Guagc he did?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

RAV RUM jsst sectived and Tor sale bv
o'' 20 I1lYOR d PAUILy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

Mr.. lloosier calmly raises his head. and
looking down at the boots. inocently replies
III won't hurt enc they are not the best
i,air"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

dustral pursuits, and adds" Copio.s stats
tics ON thuse SUBJECTS could not TAI, 10 iuiris
a vast amount Of valuable information tor the
uc OF the statesman and OF the political eco
nouiS,.
There wcre uclirrm the lst OF hIay "a
the 3lat OF July, inclusive, Is patents. pa
ring the sinie period ~ time lour additional
Improvements and dcsigns were patented and
iour patents were rc-issucd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-13
FIRE AND MARIN INSURANCE

HE SUBSCRIBER is appointed agent 6f TIE CO
LUMBUS INSURANCE co, for the city
OF Wheeling, and is prcparoi TO taE risks 90:
Buildings of ali kinds, stone. nick or wood en-
and their co 1tents
Furniture
And merchandise of all kinds.
And against al dangers attending Tho trans.
pHtallnn OF goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canal,
and railroads, AT the lowest rates.
Inc character Of the company for PRONE titad,
and Harness, Is well known. Applv TO
HENRY K LIST Agent
a Shrlver q. Stele's Wharehou,e. Water
nov lG-3m street. Whceln0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-13
CHANCEWY SALE.

EDURSCANf 10 a derree mad. nv IN. Cncni,
n S"Psrnr Coufi Of Law and Chencery for Ohm
County on Tie seventeenth day Of June one ihon.onJ
eifhi hundfed and Griy ipur, Ia The sun IN chan.
cey between HENRY TIFFANY. complainant. and
RcuARD S'Nns, IENRY Moons. Marx DoucL,ss
TnE GESERaL Insurance. CoNPAxY OF M,ryI,xn
AND ornERs. defendants. I WILL on Mondov ,n.
srslh day OF January. IN The year eighteen bunr,s
AMI iofit-hvc, sell NJ pnlsc nucIionr The fr,r, c,
OF The Ccnr Home Of said county lots 1orv.tbfee
l"fy.hn'. fntiysi. fnry-scvcn. fatiy.nine and fCv
~ That pau OF the city Of Wheeling in said
c"u0iy called Gfaham's hddtIon. Of winch his
numbered iory-ihfee. iony-sG aud foTlv nine front
on e}uincy street ard are the same on which said
Simms now resides. and numbers fnrty G,ur Gnriv.
seven aud hy irJut on Centre street and Ire snutb
OF and adjoining The other three. ALSO. the Irnci
oi land Containing about thfre hundred and fnv
acres) with he aprurenances situated IN Marshall
county IN The State Of Virginia on Wheeling Creek
about Twelve miles East Of The said city of Wheel.
ing, which was conveyed lo said SImms hy J,hn
oalluher and wife by de q dated the twenty. :h,td
day oi November. eighteen hundred aud Ihiriy-,ir.
and recorded ~ the Clerks ,fTi,e of the County
Court ofsnid Marshall county The sale to lie n,ad.
Ia such parcels ss will suit purchasets
TERMS or sALE.--Fiye per cent ~ The pur,
chase money Ia be pnid IA hand asd the residue II,
Wfce equal nsiauenis hearing interest from The dnv
ct sale and payable respectively IN ono, Two md
ihree years iherenfer-cach purchf ser giving bond
mud good security "r hts deferred insiamenis and
'h' title being retained further security All nav.
rneni ~ toll. ALIEN + LAIDLEY.
dc" C,,o,.,s.,. -,
Tie sale II The ohnve properly il postponed un.
~ The hf'i Monday ~ Apiil aeIr jm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-13
A CARD

~ TIE LADIES AND GFNTJp,,rS
of WHEELING AND MEECU ANTS IN .ritr
NElGlIBoRfNG TOWNS.
W rakkER. takes this opportunity O infer.
ming Tho citizen, generally. thu, h. bs,
s'e" expense secured The service. of a vriy .ur.,
"' workman in The Confectionery Ii,.. from a..
i, ''''' ana will be ready nj all time. to sup
p'y dealers, in large or small ounn,,,;e. -
article Of the above line, o, Eastern p,t,, ,rJ -
The hest quality. ''' SUI "
am also prepared 10 furnish Parties, =, IN. .bo,,
r.' ho'ce wi'h all kinds of Candies. Ki.,.. C,L.,
reserve Jelliss Ice Creams Ornamsni. md F,p,,
~ every description,
g'en' VARIETY Of Fancy Toys. ,u.iaLl. for ID.
approaching Holidays ma, oo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-13

HNRUSr SALE-Pursuant 10 n deed of ,,ns,
- from Dana Hubbard To me- dated the 99,b J,,
OF May. IN the year Eighteen Hundred and T'h,,v
rec anh recorded IN the Clerks Office III The Conn.
yC"uri oi Ohio County. in deed book number
Eighteen. page Two hundred and ihiriv three
VIII. on Monday. The TWENTY SEVENTH d,v or
JANUARY IN the Year Eighteen Hundred md Fo,,y-
i've sell al public auction nj The front door of m.
Cour' House Of said county. the Corrov F,cropy
an'i paris oi lots sir and seven in East Wheelin,
lately held herewith by David Hull that i. IA say
beginning alta point in the western boundary of ,a;J
lot number six which paint is two hundred and
IweiNe feet s'uih " the southern bonndarv NJ
Iinsley Cofmerly Water slrcer. Ihcnce p,raIIel wiz
Linsley street one hundred feet ca,tunrdlv. thence
patal'clI with said western boundary oG lot nnnhe,
o. Sraghi line to Wheeling creek. thence ,y,,I
s'Hreek To SAID western bnundnry % lot uumbe,
s'A'Hhd ihehee Nth sand western boundary IL IN,
BEGINNING. with The appurisnances.
AND ALSO the ndinining lots number ejebi
"'nr' ten, eleven and Twelve. in East WheeIp,
and the remaining portions of said lots number 81,
a"u seven Selling as trHstec ! engage only IA
convey such title as have e. ran convey nv y,r,u.
81 sad deed. Terms. cash LIST Trustee
dee 27-is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-13
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
CAPITAL $500 600.

THIS company being now duly organized. rs
prepared make Insurance on every des.
.rpilon ofFire and Marine Risks. such as dwell.
ing Houses, Store ~ ouses &c with their con
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boats ADD Kee
BOATS with their cargoes, TO n ed II rom any o
OH the Ohio and Mississippi rivers or their trib
ntary streams. Application for Insurance o b
made Tor the present a the Office of the Wheel
ing Savings Ins titution
au: r MCCOY Sec'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-13
LADIES KEEP YOUR FEET DRY,

LADIES KEEP YOUR FEET DRY.
j UST rec"ivei aiiho sign ofthe BIG IED EOCT
% P"irs Ladies Over .hne. (G,odyears PIIenO
new article Superior IN quality nnd nentuess IT,
anything that has ever been invented Call and
them.
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