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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-09-12

ors. may be interesting at tb;. IT,
ny. il not all of our readers. ''e' 10 ma.
Meteor is from Greek wo,,
ing III the air. says the American i $:
eI"pedia, and is applied to all ,Ls ." Ency-
ena winch takes place in the air p :"
nlng' ra'nbows' aurora boreais, ra; r light,
frost, clouds, mist, &c; but in ~ oew,
restricted sense. or in the common more
ia ion of the term, it means , ~ aceep-
body, floating in, or flying ,bro "n,l0Ous
air; as the shooting stars, Or tho Sa The
(atuus. But those of the larger kind 'gnus
travel with great velocity, and ,b, Which
with loud explosions, agmen,s ,ha '0~ off
The earth, are called meteorlc s,o ' reach
Showers Of these stones have oo O"es'--
all parts of the world. in 1872 'uFfed in
the I'd and Sd of May, after the a a., between
of great meteor at Gouenbura, r ! shS
of f,e was seen at Adensee. On q . = suOHes
of February, 1915, mass which r rv 10Th
the explosion Of a great meteor m ~" alter
excavation in the earth. equal in s;z se an
large cask. a
"The Chinese and japanese are said
have bestowed particular attention on \,
phenomena ofthe falling ofmeteoric s,ona '
and are said to have catalogue of ,hos'
occurrences, extending back 10 the -
century, before the Christian era" "
THE OLD SOLDIER OF KENTUcKv
Fhe Richmond Enquirer savs W.
have y, read noble letter from the ganar,
Richard M. Johnson, addressed 70 r h;
friend in this city. We have been ,Iom'
cd TO make an extract. 1t shows ,h., ~.
bosom of the old Hero still CLOVIS with ,ho
fire OF true patriotism. and that if the no
cessities of the country call for il be;.
ready at moments warning again to on
dure the hardships and dangers of tho
camp. to vindicate the rights aud homo, O,
the nation.-R. M. johnson was never
found wanting when the trumpet gave the
signal of danger.
"Alter expressing his surprise that any
respectable journal should have given ere.
dit to the spurious and absurd Figg cor.
respondence respecting the death of lie.
cumseh, 'whicI, carried upon its face
ia!sehood and forgery the old soldier
prorepds:
- | am just informed by rumors and
some paragraphs in the newspapers, that
Mexico has declared war against the Uni
ted States. shall tomorrow inform The
President that am ready, if my services
are wanted. | will not leave my retire.
nent. unless some active employment can
be given. II we confne ourselves 10 Nc
defence of orr own soil, including Texas
shall not be needed. Ii we determine 10
carry the war into the domains of our enc
my, then | may be useful. as all Kentucku
Is ready, and we can raise 10000 voIun.
'eers or 5000 as easy as any smaller nun.
Der. H. that event, shall do my duty
and see that all around me shall do the
Isame-and in case of bal,le, re shall mol
he disturbed giih the question. UHo XII!
Ned Teeumseh!
So After d slrnggle Of SO years. think
experience has taught us to contend GoI
principles, and measures growing ont OIL
those principles. Our watchw ord should
be UNION -
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From the fredericksburg (Va..) Rscordsr.
HE Protective 'H'agiEi.

FROM me TFe0Sf1cfoOHTS lPG..) icC0rQr.
TAae Protective H'ag5SI.
The very worst feature OF "a PROTECTIVE
rarilf-irs monopoly characters very
clearly illustrated by the following article
from the St. Adams w. Republican,
When, to the prime cost of any foreign ar
ticle. we add the expenses of transportation
and the dnty-the reUenue du'y-'hefe
are but lew articles, which we can produce
at all. in which We may not carry on
successful competition with the foreigner.
He will be content with smaller prohls
than would satisfy US. Ten per cent will
do G'r BIN, while the competing American
upon similar articles. at the same price,
reaping 20 Or perhaps 80 per cent. The
" higs ask us to drive out this compel'
ton. Suppose it is done-do we see thai
reduction in the price of domestic fabrics,
which we have right to expect from M
creased sales! In no instance. So lar
from it, the manufacturers have the power
to regulate sales and prices just as they
please which, of course, they exercise 10
their own advantage, and 10 the dermen1
of the consumer.
Here is the article; and as we insert "
here. we cannot forbear TO express OUT
qualification on account of the first, las"
and constant orthodoxy of the Republicans
of New England upon the tariff question
\ A Fact fur the Farmer.-The following s'a's'
ment was made to us few days since, oyVp
of our best farmers, who owns large Hoch..
sheep. Last season he took his second w.
wool to the manufacturing establishment,
Burlington, and had it made into ciota N
which he was offered, per I'D.
1t took lbs. ofwool for one yard,
at 80 cents, 80 az
He paid for manufacturing per yd. 10 ~
Profit of the manufacturer per yard VS.
He also informed us that his best 1aLlg oef
wool would make cloth worth hVe oo'' u. ,aH
yard that the wool and manufacturing ne
be two dollars per yard, thus leaving ~ ~ al,
manufacturer So profit on each yard -,
ried his wool this season TO the same n'a"" "A
turers and endeavored to get it worker e Dr
the same terms as last year. but they lr I Of
offering him only 80 cts. per 10: fof i'ls rees.
would exchange for ii cloth at their own ,ni whf
This is the practical working OF INC e"tar
protective tariff 1t gives to the man l,,a
ers the complete control of the maIke es
power to regulate sales and prices j.s'
!, Eplease. This is the 'home marker Paands O.
: by the wings. Thousands and 'nU tthis poly
our farmers have been led to suPPsonno ihepe!y,
e cy of whigery i:s the hope of see"7fn ey mus ~.
| home market for their produce ,raefsed w
surely new be aware of the ffaueaen prices
lon them. Tn comparing the IsrooIen g0oo.,.
: wool with those Of domes:i I,;,y Of swhlg p
: the ossinequaliiy and r4luamJ
: .ection' will be fully alustra'eo'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-09-12

OjPT'his being Court week, the Editor has not
been able to bestow his attention to the puoIlca'
ron of this number of the Journal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-09-12

1--WE are informed that maSter-maSons and
carpenters are much needed in our town."
We clip the above from the last Chronicle,
because our attention has been called TO it by
"MasteE" Carpenter. We are requested to
say, by this "Master" Carpenter, that there is
not, at this time, fifty dollar job in town to
let out, that he is aware of ; hut if there is,
there sre enough Masons and Carpenters here
already that would be glad to receive it. He
goes on to say, that he is ready to take con-
tract to build house ofany description, from
Ten by ten up to a cotton factory. Now we
think the Chronicles informant can very easi-
ly be accommodated if he wishes to have any
sort Of building erected, by those already
here, without holding out false inducements
TO mechanics at other places. We should be
glad if we could agree with the Chronicle in
this matter, for nothing pleases us better than
to hear Of the mechanics having his hands
full and receiving good pay for his labor. We
wish there was work for fifty times as many
mechanics as our town now contane, for they
are the bone and sirew Of every town.
The Fayetteville Observer comes to US much
enlarged-new materials out and out. We
have no doubt it will make better appear
ance than the number before Us does, when
the Editor gets tho wiery-edge rubbed off a
little. But he will pass. So we wish him
success in his pecuniary matters, but so far as
regards his political prospects We wish him
oil The harm we can, and hope his party may
ever remain as far below zero as it was oblig-
ed to descend at cur late Congressional cleo.
aIons.
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UTThe patrons Of the Journal, in arrears
for the first volume, will please send Us the
amount of subscription, So 90. This, they
can DO, through the mail, at our risk and ex-
penss.
We shall call on all our friends in town
that owe US. in the course of week, when we
hope they Will be prepared to receive a receipt
for the first volume Of the Journal. If it should
be convenient for any Of A:m to call at oar Of
fee, we would prefer it. Punctuality is the
handspring of business.
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THE JOURNAL.

Wanted immsdiatey-a boy that can come
we'll recommended, that can read and wife,
not over ii years of age, will be taken as an
apprentice to the printing business, at this
Office, if application be made soon.
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appointment BIZ The President.
Jamesf. Miller, Naval Officer, for the dis
trict of Wilmington, N. c., vice J;unes Ow-
en-, removed,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-06
MEDICAL GARD.

nOCTOR FAWCErr. OF 1876 Fulton street.
New York. Memoer Of the Royal College
OF Surgeons OF London aud Edinburgh. and Gradu'
ate Of tho j. Herson Medical College. Of Philsdel-
phio; also author Of a work embracing The follow
ing subjects. viz: MauImony. ITpoIency. and Slefil-
iiy snalomicalIy. phys,ologicnlly and medically ex>
planned, with q comprehensive exposition Of the ma
iutc and modern treatment Of Sy phills. Secondary
symptoms, Gon,rthoea. elect Structures, Noclurol
Fm,, siona, aud all The consequences arising from
Mssturbaiion. Or Fawceit continues his private
consultation on The above mentioned diseases. al
his long established Office. 1876 Fulton street where
the most agr vaied forms OF disease will yield io
his mode Of Treatment, without restraint in diet OF
exercise, and without mercury; even when me pro-
creative energies become p~aralyzed OF torpid itoH
excessive Indulgence of the passions b" ~'" bT
able to restore the paris to health and vigor. Fer
sens s, a distance enclosing 81 can have copy 6
the se,k. All letters must be post paid ond ore
ian 10
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VIRGINIA r.
5 "uei spneg'' adm. Cempis;nns'.

VIRGINIA ..
) muci Spnegls odm. Cemplssnas,.
~Shadrarh S Weldin e. "ib-r. Def
Il" he Circuit superior eonst " Inv and cba,e,,,
for Ohm country.
SCRSUAN L To- a decfee pronounced nv m. mi,
q Conf u, the above eau c. on The 20ih DAY oil
February 1915. The undersieiieJ, a deputy for t,.,s,
f"rnali ,heriH fsaid county and ariing as C.mm,s
- ner in This h. haif.will sellon Monday The second
day "i June 1915. AT Public aueiiuh. To The biahes,
builder. nj The front door Of tho Couri house of q lin
county. l. Is numbered NC teoieen and eishtec, I +, 7
and lS1 in square n"rfiberbj eighteen rs, in
Spfisg n Rrc'ie's add lion To Soulh WbeeIi,,
commonly kuown as Ruchis T.,wn
The ubore named lots uiIl 10 30 III ,n a crcJ;, If
SIX. Twelve and eighteen mcrfhs. fph The dnv oI
SALE n'qual insialms.'is; The purchaser or purcbo
srrs giving bonds with go.d sscn.i,y bearing ,n,e,,.,
from The ia, oi sale .ond The nile Ia be renamed n. n
inriher sccuriiy.nnul The wh.Ic of The purchase man.
ey is raid | w MITCHELL. Defdiy S of&
"P<oim q commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-06
HOTEL

EAChANG PLACE, BALTIMOR3.
NE SUBSCRIBER respectfully ann, unces 10 nj,
hfIthus aud The public, thai Lee he. py, hf,, ...,j
NJ, SiUS CoLkM ms interest, md l,,om.
e, ,e s.ee OF The above rs abli,hmen..
me iioiel ~ locaied cunvcDIeIi 10 all IN. PRIN-
o ~ STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND RAFT.
nohp DEPorS and 'ncr. every inducsmen, i.rr
,i"raI me k"on's nre large nnd Siry. aud inr.
'"h.''hm'n' in The Uni,,d States.
rum Tue '1Iercn'r The Proprietor has had in
a ~ management OF a FIRST CASS HOTEL. n,
|" !" "e's himself that every department ul the -r,,tt
"I"""o"' VII he co"idcted !, n STYLE TO blro.e ibo,c
VINO my favor hun with a call.
dec 5-iw ,o,.N ,s
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VIRGINIA
samuel spd'ss s sdm Complainant ,

VIRGINIA
Samuel Spr'sss sdm Complainant
Lewis Walker & Others. D(esdan,s
4" me Circuit Superior co1rt Of Lap ard Chanees ,
fOr Ohio C unity.
to n deresof the said Court. tro.
nounced in the above mined cause. ON m.
18Th day OF February 1915. The undersigned. n
deputy for Peter Yarnall. s,er,T. OF said county aud
ac''ng as commissioner in i.is behalf. will sell ON
VI May no second day o. Jane Is45. at public
nnc'i"n. 10 the highes, bidder. at the from, ,nu, -,
mo court house Of OHIO county; lois numbered
'hir'een. fourteen, fifteen and sixteen. U3 Ia.IS
aud l6) in square nnmkcred fourteen IA NJ in
Sp'ifg d Riichie's addition To South WbeeI,ng
c"mm"nly known rs Ri'chtc town.
The above named lots y a sufficiency To sa,i.f,
The complainahi's dcmandand costs Of sui,. viii ho
sold ON a credit Of siI. trdre. and eighteen mon,L,
from The day az sale. j equal insialmenrs. ,be
or purchasers. gv,ag bonds with ,oud
security, bearing interest rom The day of sale md
The lille 10 be teiained asa fhrther security. unIiI
me whole ofihe purchasemoney be paid,
Nv MITCHELL. Dpny Sheriff & c, mir.
up &c I'm J&F
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UNITED STATES u0TET

nta' hs RaH'Oad Depot, CUMBERLAND, Mn
'ENHE Proprietor re pect:uIlv ;acnrm
irsndS aud the public that he b..rUR.
ms SrLtNnlD NEW HOTkr Tho PaJlors
eonnuehty oilers TO thar tast,fully fitted IA
r. p'uSe 81 hP&rniture and bidding, WITH
'n"..J tie cas-. comfsri aud convenl -hce o
his auests especially of ladies' ano families.
The department ot the i.arier IL equally wei
ordered. In feet ,lerc is, through every depart
ment of the establishments. an air Of h%catneSs
a nd elegance that caunot failto please Al Who
may favor h I'm with q call. A COW TON.
may 5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-06
CITY OFFICERS FOR Isak.
MAYoR-CEO DULTY.

Couneiimen:
Ck'k-JAMEs S. WHEAT.
Se,geant-JoHN MUeRAY,
HhaC JMas.er-R. HAMILroN.
fhos Hughes, Matthew M,Lure, w p Wilson
Wv S%hfiver, A s Todd, g BRADY.
BF SanboTn, Geo Mcndeil, o WHei,keI,
~ reSon, Coen, VIM Pumphrs,
DLamb. 80 '
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
COUNCIL
Wheat. 10" anu
Lamb. J anu
Kelley. ""u
On Streets and AHies-Messrs Todd. vii.
son, MenGell, Amick and Kelley.
On Water Works-Messrs Sanborn. M,I.pre
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On Market HonSc-Mess:s Heiskell. PUN.
phrey and Coen. '
On Coal Banks-Mess rs Amick. wi son. Re.
oerts and Superintendent of Wafer Works.
On NhorUes-Shriv.r, Hughes and Amick.
IN Ftre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Toda, M'LuIe.
Sanoorn, humphrey and Roberts.
On Petitions-Messrs Nelson. Lamb and
"' ~
On Sataries-Messis Kelley, MLure. shrI.
yer, Brady and Nelson,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-06
WIN r JENNINGS 4 co.

- PERS AM, EASsfimerrs, yesr.
y MPOff hHey Dress A,iicles &c, 23I Broad.
way, American Hotel, New York.
To hose visiting the City vi New York. re-
quifing Gar meols, a renewed solicitation Is OF.
tered Tor them t. call and examine our Stock
o! New AMI Fa shionable Goods for Summer
Wear, comprising an assortment nm surp ssed
in richness ard variety, and which will be
| made % o order in a style second 10 no house
in The Tade, at piiocs which must offer such
inducements 10 The Cash purchaser as cannot
fail 10 be appreciated. mar l9-3ms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-06

variety Of articles not enumerated.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
The subscribers assure the public that they have
taken great PAINS in selecting heir Stock Of Goods,
and feel justified in saying. that they nave Tho best
selected and cheapest stock Of goods eyer offered in
Tins city Country Merchants will ftd il 10 ihei.
advantage 10 call aud examine their stock as Ihey
are determined 10 sell at Wholesale. as low as they
can buy ir Philadelphia.
rp7 BALLENBERG & MAYER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-06
BLANK BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, &c.
IOHN ] HASM ELL. ,.

~ O0KSELLER Siaii iner and Blank Book
Sc Manufactured, Union Street, Wheeling,
keeps constantly on hand ard MANUFACTURES Ia.
order Blank Account Bopk Is Cf eveTy descrip-
ton. MERCHANTS and others who aIe re-
curing New Book, can have them ruled To
any pattern, aud bCund IN The most desirable
u amer ~ the shortest notice, aud warranted 10
give sat. sfaciion Il.
4 IICNERY in all is variety, suitable
for Merchants, Banks and Public Offices. -.
AlSo-h large assortment OF School, CLASH
cal, Theological, Medical and Juvenile Book +,
at The rety hicsa prices. mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-06
NEW S NJ STEAMED

"arw and fast running pas
49,. seBger steamer NEW ENG
eE LAND, Samael b Page, COM
RSLGNaAS mander, will continue IN make
regular weekly trips To Clnci"nai leaving
Wheelinsfvery Wednesday evening al Q -
clock and Cincinnati every Saturday al 10 NJ.
For freight or passage, having superi"r ac-
Communications, apply on hoard.
y-rrhe New England was hnili EXPRESSLY
for tho Cincinnati uate, and will C. ntInue in
the ttade The whole season.
g-rThe New ENGLAND i provided with Ev'nS'
Safety Guard TO prevent the explosion OF hoil-
etS. lto ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-06
NEW U S MAIL STEAMER CLIPPER

The new and last run
will cc6iiDue I, maker re
gular weekly ltipst 10 Cincinnaii;lesy:as Wheel
ing every Ft!Goy evening al 0 o'clock, aud Gin
cinnaii every Monday at 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior ac'
commod itionS, apply on board.
ETThe Clippe! was built expressly for the,
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh ltade, aud wi ! con
tlnue in the lradethe whole season. ieb 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-06
rnE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER

MAIL
LooiN, master, will con
49, lihue ~ run through III,
49, secsnn as a weekly pack
~ between PITTSBURGH ana
Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling every ueuntS
day evening 81 o O'Clock and Ci-S"ha'' eVef'
Saturday al 10 A NJ. LII rmne,S.H
20 Valves and a. iron roof as protection a
eainst exple~'on add ire
For re tght or passage apply on board.
feb 2S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-06
NEW GOODS!

GREER g. NOTE, No Isa, Market square,
" are now feceiving their second stotb of
FALL N WIN T. GOODS.
Having purchased them a. a great reduction Of
price. we are prepared to offer good bargains To
those who mayfavor us with a call. In the ~
sortment may be found: ohus,n
Dress Goods, Cashmere n EcosSs, .aa,
redosan, AfRhsp PLAID pS.rnn aooeL cnnt I,w.
e or han usual; Ginghams, every variety.
Fancy Article: dLiImings &S Son R q
giTdseye Diapel ; crashi Alpaca. Aprons; Bro~n
and White Hollands Trimmings G,mps and EnoII
lcoa, Binding; coat cord, Twist, Sewing SIR,
r%~:.D"ions Silecia &c. &c.
celnaiEe assoi s~snt of English ana American
For Geriism s-'s Uedr.-u4otns. cassImeres.
Sattinets, Kentuek Jeans ,Tweeds, Satin, Meri-
noe, cashmere. and other Vestingsj Gents era
Vats and stocks; all Of which We can sell al
much lower Trices than they were sold early in
the season.
Domestic Goods Red, brown, yellow and
white Flannel. PLAID, Iinsey, ( hlliogs, The bee
makes Of brown sud hlcached Muslin, Ticking
checks, Domestic, STRIPES and Piaids. CottoT
Yarn and carpet chain, always on hand.
nAs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-06
JOHN X nTsEn


No %, WATER ST. WHEt LING.
AS Just received ftom he East a vsfy
kH lttee Gnl general assortment uI l. ouORs,
SGGARs, T~,BACCo, Ga, CERES, &c, among when
ate
2hall ripes seigueu & Dupccy's 4,h proof
BRANDY;
ar coSk old Henoessey do;
I half pirc.iIIlland s. n, f~avoriie brand;
| az ca>E Port Wine, superior q%ualiiy;
a. do Madeira do, do d.;
COZ Muscat Wines;
8 do Cidrct do FIRST quality;
> DO Cherry CognaC, superior guilty;
6 do lemon Sytur;
2 do w - INDIA Pepper Sauce;
5000 Regatta SagafS;
2OOO Imperial CazaduFss do,
$4,000 Principe do, ISi, 81 ard 3 qualities;
n large qunnn'y oi half Spanish and Com~
90 gfo. GoIsh's M1tehes;
TOBACCO. a large and gcocr1l assortment
of Doe mos, iavojIit b-luu-i
Nifs Hs'eI'- fut cui Guhagvc,
SOAR. tycr description ami qualify. manu-
iociurcd hy r. hyde 8 Sous, Baltimore;
20 ifuus Fi-S;
Srvera boxes Pine Arrle Cbre>e;.
Tugcihei Wi u general assortment Of Gro.
c'ries 80 ui NE yeiy best qualify, bich will
b. s. I'D a. low a. they can be bad west Of the
mountains feb II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-06

noNNETs. HATS PARAsoLs-Ploin ant
Ftz'd Florence Braid Bonnels. nay sale. Lac,
do straw bonneis Of every kind, Leghofu aua pom
leaf IIa,s. ell szes. rich Palasols. Parosolels andsn
shades Of evesy quality. just feeeiyed by
apa SENSENEY 4 RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-06
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
n

UCS SMITH, master, will continue Ia
@r&US ron through the season as a
.2GESS weekly packet letween ri Is
bnIgh and Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling every
Sunday evening at 8 O'Clock, and Cincinnati
every Wednesday al 10 A NJ
For freight or passage Apply On board.
feb 27
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-06
NEW US NATIoyAi

n. The new and last running pas.
GSTTN-N< scnecr ScameI NATIONAL
&~s---sSS A Mason, commando. viii
c""n..ue 20 make SuI al weekly uip> to Gin
evening a'9o'clJck, and CincInnaieyeIv sun
day at 10 "A M.
Tor freight or passage, having superior ac.
commodatiohS apply ON board
At ne National Is provided with EvahHSahe.
" uu'od' 10 prevent the explosion OF boilcts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-06
TEAM
NEW U S MAIL STEAMER

NEW MAIL STEAMER GUTTER
q ~ The new and fast running mas
SSSScr Senger steamer CUTTER Col.
.-. Inns commander, will conunu. 10
maHS regular weekly trips 10 Cincinnati Ii; Ieav
""es'ing every Sunday evening At @ o.
.'oek' and Cincinnati every Wednesday a, 10
',.iehI OF Iasssge, hav ng superior &C,
ions, arply on hoard.
2ih Cut tris provided with EVANS Safe.
" uuaa"' 1" rcvent The explosion Of boilers.
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DoNNET RIBHoNs g. FLOWERS Ladies
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NORTH WESTERN BANK CF VA.
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
CAPITAy e7dn On0

NORTH WESTERN BANK CT VA.
MAN SrREEr. WHEELING.
CAPITAL S74O 600.
President, ARCH, WOODS,
} LIST, Cashier.
Directors:
A Woods, w w Shriver, Al Woods.
z Pollock, Thos PAUL. 80 w Thomson,
NMcNsughten, | w Mitchell, Thos Johnston
MERCHANTS, A. .MEGHAH!ra-
CAPITAL $500 600.
JOSEPH CALDWELL, PRECEDENT.
SoB!Esxi BRADy, Cashier.
Directors:
J Caldwell. w T Selby, Jas Baker,
C Woois, z Patterson, J w Gill,
Jacob Gooding, Vim Fleming, SAM or.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OrfIcs Man ST..
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
Directors.
A T,ich ner, X Morrison, J Ciumbacker
A Johnston, Samn Mcclellan,
RoBr mccoy, Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE co.
OFFICE MAIN ST.
THOS HUGHES, Presidept.
m Nelson, A Paxton, A N Johnston
.JCrumbarFer. J r Baker, Baker,
John Knole, w + Peterson,
RoBr Mccoy, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE INsUH.
ANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE MAIN ST., BELOW M NRcE.
SAMUEL MEL, President.
Directors:
IS Brady, Robt Crangie, Jas Y Caldwell
WIN Fleming, Jpo Gpshorn, Daniel Lamb,
n Woods, Jacob S Shriver
r w HARDING, Secretary.
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OH MBUS, 90 INSURANCE. I01

9GENCY FOR UUEEy
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RETURN PREMIUMS
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