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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
AJUMPTNG TOOTHACHE.
Extracts from the life and adventures of DR.
DodimuS Duckuorth, A. NJ @.

Extracts from the life and adventures of DR.,
D0dimHS Duck,rorh, A. NJ. Q.
Dodimus, after seeing sundry exhibitions of
his masters skill, began 10 be very anxious at the
cast OF Practice. An opportunity was not long
wanting; for one morning as he was exercising
the pestle in his masters absence, and longing
for chance for attempting his own ability, a
man entered the shop with handkerchief tied
round his jaw, and with countenance more rue
ful than if he had lost all his relations
lis the doctor at homer said he
mo SIR
where is hep
'He's gone to Crincumpaw.'
so Crincum devil came within an inch Of
swearing. How soon will he be backl'
'Why 'spose in the course of two or three
hours, if you can wait that long,
1.-Two or three ages you might as we'll say, l
can't wait minue'
who's sickr
'There aint nobody sick But Pm as mad as
| can live: I've got the jumping toohache, and
want the doctor TO pull it,
4 can do that myself,' beginning to take the
inst ruments from the drawer
Your said the man, eyeing him suspiciously
did you ever pull atooth9'
Sid l! Iwonder if ! haint nowr returned the
student, in such tone rs to carry with il con-
vction in the mind Of the hearer that he was
expert in the business Then desiring him TO
take seat, he began to examine the offending
tooth. AM f
DO you see il said the patient
4 wonder if don'lr said bod.
'Oh, how il docs jumpp exclaimed the patient
at the same time sprngng upon his feet and ra.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
literarp Mlisrella1rp.
THE VILLAGE COQUETTE.
ALMOST AN ELoPEMENT.

We met an old friend the other day whom we
had not seen for several months. "John," said
we, in the course of conversation with him.
"why don't you get married and settle down
some WhereY"
g Get married and settle down, you said,
John repeated with emphasis.
Yes"
&C came very near settling domn without get
ting married while ago"
liow's that" "
"No matler--I don't like TO tell secrets to an
editor"
"But in confidence, you know, John. Come,
out with it,"
Won't you tell3"
"No"
SNOW know you will; but pledge me that
my name shall not 60 with it, and you shall have
the story, and may tell it as much as YOU
please"
We pledged our ''sacrod honor," and John
threw away his cigar and commenced.
" Here some two or three months ago, hap
pened into one of the prettiest little villages
you ever set your eyes upon"
What was its nume?"
"That's my concern, and I'll manage it with
out your assistance. Ii was indeed a beautiful
village, with pretty streets, pretty houses, pret-
~ gardens, pretty fences, pretty every thing
and among other things, pretty tcomen The lat
ter, you know, naturally take liking to; and
of course was not dispoased when kind of
fifteenth cousin, whom called on during short
stay thereon business, strictly--invited me 10
make his house my home for fortnight or so,
while went over the sporting grounds in the
np,0hhnrbond op1 k;llad oIl ~ II
and witches that ran wild there Hang me if |
didn't thank tho fellow with full heart; and |
moved my little bundle of clothes and other
rubbish to his house in double quick time.
Well, had been there three or four days, and
had been cunning every day, without so much
as killing woodpccker or tree-toad, when one
day, in crossing piece of ground surrounded
entirely with woods, discovered not little to
my surprise, the prettest girl had ever seen in
my whole life. From her appearance, judged
at once she had st,her way, and prepared my
self Immediately to perform piece Of true gal
lontry. So walking straight up to her, com.
municated my suspicious, very politely, and in
quired if could render any assistance.
She replied that she had lost her way in al
tempting TO get through the woods by an OBJ
scure path, and would be very much obliged If
led her to the main road, or point out the di-
rection in which itlay. Away we started togeth.
er. On the way we chutted about every thing
we could think Of, Except her pretty sell, which
was thinking of continually for she was So
ciable as an old school male, and even told me
her name, the name fher father, and thcnamss
of half dozen brothers and sisters whom | had
never seen, and did not care to see. When we
got TO the road, she pointed out her fathers
house, which was in sight, and was going to
thank me for my services; but stopped her by
spying that il would be but very little out Of my
way TO see her home, and | preferred 10 do so
All the way there, we chatted and laughed, and
told stories, and even jokes; and by the time we
parted at the gate of old Deacon BIS farm
house, could have sworn that we we're old ac
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
LIN Es 10 PEGGY STOKES.

Oh, Peggy Stokes! sweet Peggy Stokes I!
Dlvinest girl in Pumpkinville!
Your image haunts me every day;
While hoein' corn, or maxim hay,
Or grindin' at the cider mill.
And when think of you, dear girl,
Each winnin' grace and smilin' glance,
My heart frisks like an April lamb,
And jumps about my diaphragm
In joys delicious trance.
Had Hebe been but halfas fair
AS you, my darling Peggy Stokes,
She might ill now have carried beer,
Great Jove's immortal heart TO cheer,
Beneath OLYMPUS tall oaks
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Gbe 4flusc's 8 Corner.
BETTER MOMEN rs.
BY N. P. WILLIS.

My mothers voice. how often creeps
Its cadence on my lonely hours!
Like healings sent ON wings OF sleep,
Or dew upon the unconscious flowers
might forget her melting prayer
While pleasures pulses madly fyi
But in the sill unbroken air,
Her gentle tones come stealing by
And years of sin and manhood flee,
And leave mo at my mothers knee.
The book of nature, and the print
OF beauty on the whispering sea,
Give still to me some lineament
Of what have been taught to be,
My heart is harder, and perhaps
My manliness has drunk up tears,
And there's mildew in the lapse
OF few miserable years
But natures book is ever yet
With all my mothers lessons writ.
l have been out at even tide,
Beneath moonlight sky Of spring,
When earth was garnished like bride,
And night had on her silver wing
When bursting buds and growing grass
And waters leaping to the light,
And all that make the pulses pass,
With wilder feemess, through the night;
When all was beauty, then have I,
With friends on whom my love has flung,
Like myrr on wings of Arahy,
Gazed up where eI ening's lamp is hung.
And when the beauteous spirit there,
Flung over its golden chain,
My mothers voice came on the air,
Like the light dropping Of the rain,
And resting on some silver star,
D The spirit OF bended knee,
ye poured deep and fervent prayer
That our eternity might be
To rise in heaven like the stars at night.
And tread a living path of light.
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u,,rnms nr rHE sENTINEL.

nneodoilor and ffty cents per annum Il paid in adj
voncS tvn dollars il paid during the year, two dol
lars and tg cents at the end of the year. No paper
until all arrearages are paid. CThest
conditions will be strictly adhered to-
s RATES FOR ADVERTISING:
One square Q2 lines or less) 3insertions, S / 90
Every subsequent publication, 25
Longer advertisements charged in proportion.
Advertising by the year, with the privilege Of
changing al pleasure, Oo
Medical Advertisements charged like all others.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23

A Profitable o6Fce.--The Inspector of Pot and
Pearl ashes in New York, clears neal ly $4,000
a year by his Office, No wonder that Office is
sought after. The Governor of the State gets
only $4,000.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23

Corn AND Con MEAL.--We have for a long
time been much in favor of corn and COB meal,
not only from our own experience Of its value ss
food, but of that Of Others. 1t is great saving
in point of economy; and it is generally asserted
that horses, mules, and other animals are not near
as subject 10 cholic when fed on this kind ofmeal,
as on pure corn. Excellent machines for grind
ling livery rapidly by horse power, may be had in
this city, according to size, from $50 TO $40 each,
the cost Of which, at the present high rate of corn
at the South and West (25 TO rs cents per bushe)
would be saved onmany farm and plantation in
a single month. Those who have not machines
for grinding, will do we'll TO soak their corn IN
hot water. If pretty hungry, the animals will
eut the cob aswell as the corn. But we are sur
prsed that more attention, at the south and west,
is not paid 10 the raising Of oais for horse and
mule feed; they are infinitely better than corn.
Chemical research and practice both toach us
that oats lay on good hard-working flesh, while
corn makes fat, or soft flesh at the best, not 6t
10 work on II you wish 10 fat hog OF beef give
him corn; but il you want work, supply your an
mals with plenty Of oats, barley, beans, and
peas American AgricElturist.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

d. lex STOMACH.--Wr ighrs Iniian We.
- gelab,e Pills, OF the North American Col.
le2e OF Health, arc certain cure Tor SICK sic.
mach, because they purge from the body III, Sc
bilious humorS which are The cause OF heads
ache, nausea and sick Stnmsch, weak nerves.
lowness Of spirits, and oiher distressing com.
plants. From three 10 SIX e said lndi,n
Vegetable Pills, token every night on gong 10
he'd Will IN short lime remove every appear
ancc OF disea>e-at the same lime the digestion
will lie improved and the blood so completely
pur'fi d that ne~ Lie and vigor viii be given
10 the Whole fcane
Iera'c NJ C"uaiCrfeis The public arc re
sp'c tuiiy Informed that medicine purOoriing !,
Ie ln!ia Vegetable Pills, covered with IA CO. n
lefieu itlosraphic label, sold by S Reed, ID rug,
glS'. coTUer q! G y aud Saratoga streets or w
III h'Wsy, 80 Is, c"iner OF Frluj ard Ealt
more SuerIS, Baltimore, Gle rot tue eenuint
| Wrishts | dian Vegetable PrlS The onil
agent IN Baltimore * Rev l,ldc u Couk, Book
seller, n" &c 8Iltnn-r street, from whom a.,
genuine medicine can w,Ih ccr Amt, lee obtain
I'd.
0f;;S, devo'e OK, lu,i,ely Ia the sale of III,
medicine vh0l' sole and Icioii No SSS G. cen
witch siIret NV York and No 1913 riemon
street, BuStun and Principal rii"c, ~" 100 Rae,
stree, Phii heiphib. Also, Tor sale a. JAMES
MFLLOR'S, Union i, Wheeling, Va.
b. IL all case. he paricllaI TO ask fri
virgins lodi N Vegetable PI.l,. ieb &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
WATCHES, WATCHES & JEwELRY
w 4 HESt

VIE lsrges' aud no splendid assortment
nj Watches IN he Cay, is to- be found at
'ne subscribers, a No. - constantly rcceiyinr
all jescrI?;ionSOi Oh an. Si'rer ua'eke, a,
VA, ,e newest styles, ir',n tie manufacturer, IA
r;I2 anu, france an" SSi zetlshd. ho is en-
abied IL fl "a large 1850 tnen, AID n ,nnck
less phi eS, a. iail, thaa any o,her house In
america. Gold Wa chss as low as 20 TO d
dollars each.
Wathe and Jcwelry exchanged or bough,
Al watches wariant"d to- keep good time >,
The m'nry returned. Wa,cncS aud Jeve r,
tfPalird 10 the best manner and sartanted, by
the best wor kmcn aud much Inver ,han a, a.,
rther place. Gold anl Silver Pencils. Coli
Chiins. KEYS, AID LadeI Bracelets, Pms ami
STRUNG Silver Spoons, Silver CIr<. Fuk>
NC, Tor sale very low. u G ALLEN
Importer Of Watches and EVERY
wholesale and K Till, No 30 Wallis.
jim 25-c3n New Yus nm SAL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
Upon THE PR TION CE vHE CITY
OF WHEtEI G..


EeURSUANT - m order of thr Circuit
q Superior Cour. Of Law and ChdBcery
ipf the COUNTY Of OnIo made On the 5ih day
of Ffbrua'y,A ID, 1915, awarding 10 the city
o Wheeling, a wrlt ~ The nature # a writ IL
ad qtOd GaHHpzl, the undersigned acting 10
Obedience TO said wiz, will CaGSs IL appnaF
upGn or near ihe grounds III Saed. " rir meds
uoned, 20 VII: all ihoi ground oi loiscn raced
within ihe boundaries % Union street en- the
North, Market street. an The W cs', Monroe 81
on the sub and FOsrih street on The East,
and which ~ known as Square number 10 in
said city Of Wheeling and includes los nnm,
brfed in ~ inclusive, on Tuesday the lS h
Jay ~ Mar b. 1870 Jury ~ ~ Give disinler,.
I IS ed, discreet fpehOltefS Of the unity Of.
/ Ohio, to view th, said grour and lots, aud to.
hear such proper evIdCnte as the proprietor NJ
| proprIetofS OF all OF ~ any part Hereof, ar d
| A. The said city. FIR, and 10 ascertain
/ and hnd according 10 The best OF their judgments,
I what damage, (all The cifcumSa1eeS uohsilef.
I Cd such proprietor or rfTpTieiofS, cf a., ~
\ having any iuletsst ihstein, viii sustain, II
such grounds Cr lots, he condemned md cth
yetted ip public use, tu vii: I've opening Of sn
/ Alley, ten iert wide, ihtoueh said Square 10
/ rom said Cnirn greet g. McLrce sfteft. Ard
I ! heleby io'iiy ail persons claiming % propTis.
Tors or a1y 10 ejesl IN said grounds OF lots ~
/ thclt ag"niS, Of IBIS iuqrest--1td u tbe same
Y - not comrlrttd eB lhr SAID lsh o. Mach,
\ 1915, The jrfy Will be adjourned frum day ia
day. until completed. q ktLLT. Deputy
foi Peer Yarnsll, Sheriff. o c.
WHrsr. tst 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

= ESUMED.-J0HN STRYKER. 81
x V The late firms vi Newkirk & S,t,krT and
ryk"r & Prcu'. has resumed The Wholesale
DRY &C obs BUSINESS, and now offer,
Tor sale al No6 BANK STREET Ga j lining My
tSrS, Ciaghof q Cos au ION sore, Nos Mar
sAet Ntet',) general assortment OF Dry Goo IS
slchiehy purchased al auclion) at a very small
advance FOR CASH, or city acceptances, he
i'evins thu mis- long experience in pure h aSing
VIII enable him u sell his goo Is al the lowes
Darkst prices.
he invites his ole frierds, and others wish.
ing 10 buy, to Iavor him with a call
s,... WORSTED YARN
Worsfed Yarn, 10. stlr by the subsrriS er.
JOHN STRIKER, No Bank st.
FEB lin PhIlsde lphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
PIANO Lessons.

r LOOMS will commence giving eS
.lfH sons on The Goth OF Feb-all orders lef,
al Dr. Clemens Office, will meet with attention
The Scholars will have the advantage OF his
system, as taught in Boston by him; and as
they progress, he will have quarterly exami
nations, a. which the plrells and friends will
be invited.
s. ETTcrmS Fifty cents per Lesson.
Parents can dcpend upod their children be-
ing taught on thorough and scientific princi
Piles. feb lI-TW&F
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
q. usRO(1TH.

No ~ MAasIT ST, BETWEEN 5ru AND era rs
Il iiadHPbid,
EMANUFAC TURER OF Agricultural lm.
l'A p'cmeniS rrd Dealer IN Gar d.n q as
and f''irJ Sssd.; offers for sale, PIouIy 4
NEAR PItent Centre Draught Sell Sha, peu>
Ing Psorch> tor which nine premiums were
awarded ~ The STATES OF pennsylvania anu
Delaware the past Fall. They ate made both
i'ghi and lcf, hand, are light IN draft, cheap II.
&eep III repair aud are particularly tscommend
Ell Tor 'uinIng under green crops, and arc
strong en- ugh Tor any soil; SubSoil Z Uugh>
tor one, two or three horses; Side Hill Double
Mould and Y PloughS, from . 20 ST each;
Taylors Patent Straw Cpuer (nsw.) ,ireen'>
Conklin'S, Sinclair'> and Improved Cuisine
Straw Cutters Corn Stalk Grinders; Grain
Fans, from 8 To- so each; Corn Shelters in
g'eai vaTieiy,tOr hand and horse power, iof>e
POwefs anu ThreShihg Ma, hines; M,at Cut.
,eiS ani SrH -; Churns; Hay and Manure
Forks ICES; Scate,; Shnvels; Rakr>; Trans.
LINING TTnwsl~ aud every other Implement
want Il tor The Farm or Garden ALSO the
m's extensive assortment OF VEGErAB Bile ami
u WEIR SEEDS in Philadelphia, including 81
new aud >speTiur kinds, crop of ls4i grown
oi The best quality and true 10 name, can b.,
drained by The III or buShel, OF neatly rui up
and labeled with direc ions Tor planning. Bub.
0uuS cots and Fruit Trv-s oi The choices,
Kinds. Dea'e ; are respectfully invited to call
and see the a>Surim nj.
SiFPr!""S extremely low
o P2OUr Y, 1914 hIarket,t
ian 2i- I'm Philad-lphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

"Q FARMERS The farmers Mine o.
: ~ Source Of Wealth, containing important
information IN The subject OF Manure, methodS
for the msnulscture OF Vegetable manure, &c
&c, TO which is aided, Productive Farming.
by Joseph A SDith, revised and corrected by
A Alien; for sale BY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
NEW WORK.

YE7HE History OF The PopcS from the form,
IA dation 81 The See OF Rome lu ID 1883,
by Archibald Bower, E-q formerly public Pro-
lessor of Rhetoric. History and Philosophy IN
the Unver tiles OF Rome, Genoa and MsceToia,
and i'll The later lace Counsellor OF the lruui
siion, and a continuation TO the present tine
by Rev Samuel Hanson Cox, ID ID, Professor
Extraordinary of Biblical and Christian His
tory IN The Union Theological Seminary Of
New Ynk, TO he completed IN "a Nos, % T.
each. Persons Who wish 10 sub,cuba tor this
work will call ~ ROBES Rock and Stationary
Sore, corner Of Main anC Union streets.
ian 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

"a A UC1I ION SALES On Wednesday, ID h
IN inst, at o'clock, v i'll be sold AT our auc,
iioI Tooms-an assortment of Philadelphia
Manufactured Paper Hanging. in lots to suit
purchasers Those who want Papering dor q
IN The ensuing Spring, will do well 10 avail
themselves Of The present oppoiIun.ty as IL
will be sold without reserve.
feb III HALL e. W1CKHAM, Auot'rs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
4 ION SSiONER's SALE.-Ix CuAs,rRy
- In theCircuit Superior Court oil Law n,
Cha .cery Tor ohio county.
Moses Rhodes,


John Sockman's aimihi tratnr and heirs
Pursuant to y decree pronounced IN the IN "a
cause by IN" saii court on the l 5ih day OF juno
si4, the undersigned acting as Commis stone,
herein, will on Saturday the nah day OF Janu
1ty T. i5 al the fiOnt doc. of the court hous,
II SIND cnuntG proceed TO sell 10 ia. hlgh, s.
bidder a public auction; Tho tracts or parcels of
land with the appuT,cra which were con
veyed nv Jotel Ami, ga, 40 said John Sock
man, 10y detd Gated 25rh of August, 1917, and
now of record IN tn, Clerks ofice OF 5; id coun
~ IN II ed ook No Q. folio 100, except that por
uon oil SAID 'rnctswhicn was conveyed by ssia
Sockmsn To Daniel StesnT, d; Iy n dc ed Of tn,
same date recorded in said ofiiee IN sa i'd deed
book No 9 tolio 90.
Til, said properly or a suificieac y, will be sold
on credit Of STA, twelve and eighteen months
IN equal instaIments. the purchaser giving bond
with good security bearing interest from the
day of sale and the title retained rs a further
security until The whole of the purchase monet
Is paid. ! w MITCHELL. Commissioner
l. " Rpq dec It's
, h. above sale is postponed until Saturday
Feb Is l945 IWM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

A UCTiON GALES WE will sell This day
IN Tuesday the llih inst, at 10 O'clock, a
yarisiy OF Dry Goods OF every description, on,
sls'ing IN part OF Cloths. Cassimeres, SaltIoeits,
Dress Silk, Calico. Thread Lace, 10 ieIy OF
all kinds, Ready Made Clothing Of all kinds.
With great variety of other goods. Sales
positive. HALL & WICKHAM,
feo Al AuctoneerS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

Mary NJ Zane, administrators OF Eber err
Znne, deceased Alexander II Chapline, es.
ccn'Cr OF Moses w Cha 2linr, deceased and
others, DrieDtanIs,
E.r'rGc, from Tie in! d e1e: made in fis ab,rs
cause and dno'her sui. IN Chanee,y on ne 1864
day At JUne. iS44:
Aud II appearing to the Court that il is M,
proper IN these suit, to make aLy dec sc 10 re.
lation 10 the accounts OF ID" SAID executor icr
the support and eucaiion of the children of
tie said Moses w Chaplae, deco scd, during
their minority, End that a. To The >um Of seven.
teen hundred and forty five dollsrS and sixtv-.
eIghl cents with Interest reported by Commis
sioncT Clarke 10 be due 10 said executor 10 his
cxccuiorial R count proper, he Court can ms ke
no decree thereon IN favor oi SAID ex"cuior,
because a. dSos not appear from ksii rcpor,
now much, II anY, OF sail bsince nj SiTaS,
bS:, the SaIi exc cu:of IS entitled 20 have chare
ed upon The real estate OF the said Moses w
ChaplInr, deceased by substitute for dehis
raid of bindn, The .ealty, 1t is thet etoIe sd,
judged. ordered ami dccie ed, on motion OF said
executor, th I aS tn the said executorial ss..
count, SAID report I've recon milted 10 The saic
Commissioner Clarke, who giving due notito
! 10 the parties concern d Is t. ascertain and re-
! Port what portion, II aGy Of The an,ouni due
! IN said executor On has execuiCrlal account, as
! also OF The other personally d. b's reported il
chaI2eabe on the real estate of The Sa ID NJ ,ses
w Chspine, deceased, aud liberty Is reserved
t. the said executor and others the said rcr-
Srnaity creditors to ask IUr Itlei AGAINST the
/ really, as upon the coming IN OF said rrrort
shall appear to he proper. And upon the p"ii-
ion Of George Krl>all. claiming to be cfedi-
tor "f the sand Moses w Char line, deceased
| by special nding he heirs OF he "a id Moses
/ w Ca"Phne, deceased d, IL is ordered that ihe
SAID htl~aii he a. Liberty tn prove his ella N he.
/ tore Sald Commissioned Clarke, and 10 have
such IC'ief against The rea W as ppnn his re-
/ port may seem TO be proper; and sad c, minis.
'i"ne' Is 10 make his report IN mat behalf 10
I The Cuutt with a'l con yer lent ~pf e.
este, ALEX Il LAiDLkY, Clerk
| The rartieS concerned viii take Hu'i"s, thnt
! ' u, on SATURDAY the FIRST DAY OF NaRCH,
I 1915, al my liice 10 the ciiy OF Wheeliug, Vir,
/ gluia. ana Thereafter si the same place ty ad
! I1ufnmeni from jIInc IN time a. may he Decsp-
safy, eceive proof OF, and proceed tu ascertain
/ and tepOl The matters aforesaid above referred
to me JAMES A CLARKE,
] Jan 2S-im Comipis,irre
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COMM ISL MRS OFF'cE,
January % h lSi5.

The parties Interested in the foregoing de.
cree are hereby notified, iha, have appointed
NoNDAY THE THIRD DAY = MAuCn So, al my
oince, on Mtln -, ecl, IN the Cry OF Wheeling
as The time and place, when and where hall
proceed 70 take the account theIeio dnecie,! -
and rfqnife The parties TO app"ar and produce
eiore me such b 'UkS, papers, accounts &c, as
are required by Inc terms Of SAID deere, 10 ell
able me 10 make The report
SAM NIL ATKINSON, Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

lNRE MARINE iNSURANCE-Ther az.
two situations only in which indiy en-
be placed, where they can adequately appreci,i
the Naiue ofinsursnce. These are, Will. ,and
ing upon the RUNS of theirown property, thCi
receiving frt IN AN insurance office the iull
mount whch they Have lost, or standing on IA
same spot surround, perhaps by a Il. solni, iun .
n.y. l2meniirg hat stupidity and folly which hnt
A,leS TO Irovlde for such Contingency.
AIkINSuN, Agent Of the PtOTEC TION
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFORD, CONN
wiz take RISKS on dwelling houses. ware houses
torres. mills, factories dc, together with thci'
contents such ns furniture, merchandise, INA
chlh'rv' and evcryother description of ~ surablr,
ploPS'ty' Also. on steam, keel aud Hat boa o.
NO ,heir earsnes to and from any port on tn
'"'ei. tan |, 1872