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Feb. 12--eotf National In,clligcncer.l
A GENCY FOR CLAIMS AYR WASHING.

A GENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHING.
n TON, ID. C.--CHARLEs De SsLprsc, Gen
eral Agent, No. ii, Todd's buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington, ID. c., offers his services to
those who may have claims on either of the execu-
tive departments or Congress, or private claims on
individuals.
Particular attention paid to the settlement OF ao-
counts of disbursing officers who may lind Il incon-
venent to attend personally especially those OF the
Also attends as agent for non-resident proPsrty
holders, collecting rents, procuring pensions, &C.
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the
,mount claimed and the extent Of services required
Communications (post paid) viii receive in'medi-
ate attention.
He has the honor To refer TO the Nav. Depart
rnent and the several bureaus connected with II;
Second Comptroller and Fourth Auditors ofhces,
and the senior pursers in the navy ana also 70 Hon
c. C. Cambrceng, New York; Commodore Charles
Stewart. PhilsdcIphis; Commodore John Downs,
Boston; Hon. Henry L. Ellsworth, Washington;
Hon. Z. H. Foster, Nashville. Tennessce; and
Thomas NJ. Blount, esq, Pensacola.
ApriI II
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THE FEDERALIST, BEST EDITION.-In
l. one octave volume, fine paper, and large type,
and containing also valuable index.
Also in one volume, octave, the Letters of Pa
cfcus and Helvdius," (Hamilton and Madison, }
on the Neutrality Proclamation Of 1893; price for
the two volumes bound, 81. F. TAYLOR.
Feb II
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CATALOGUE OF CONGRESS, LAW, and
~ MEDICAL BOOKS, and works on American
history, &c.
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN has Just published
his Catalogue of Congress, law and medical books,
and of rare and books on American and other
history; together with large list of miscellaneous
works. Gentlemen respectfully invited to call
and get them, or order them by letter.
Feb 70
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quesed TO call attention to the sale OF the library Of
the late district attorney, to take place at Morrsons
tomorrow night, (Friday.) The books are value
bic and in good order; and W. hop, his fsllow-mem.
bers Of the bar will give good prices for them
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THE UNION.
AGENCY OFFICE.

We have opened an once stNO 10. WALL STREET
NEW YORK, the Expresses and Magnetic Telegraph
etOss, where subscriptions Advertisements oOmmuDies
uons, &C. ke, Will be reoevsd and any other business
connected with the "URiOn" promptly attended to.
Captains Of outw srlbound packets and others be
supplied with files ofhs Union" by calling sending to
the once on the day Of sailing
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SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES
THURSDAY, February 10. 1916.

No. 46-James Buckley, claimant, &C., Us. III,
United States In error TO the circuit court of tn,
United States for Pennsylvania. Mr.. Justic,
Wayne delivered the opinion of this court, affirming
the judgment Of the said circuit court in this cause
No. 100. G. Wilson, plaintiff, ps. L. Rous
seau, ct. al. The argument Of this cause was con-
tinued by Mr.. Stevens for the defendants.
Adjourned I'LL tomorrow, II o'clock, a. m.
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GOV. popGE's MESSAGE
We havo prepared a long article in reply to thi,


We havo prepared long article in reply to this
mornings National IneIlgencer," in regard 10 the
reception Of the message Of Saturday last. Were.
greet that is not in power To find sufficient space
in this evenings "Union" for It's insertion. The
National Intelligencer"i is unable to find but two
papers, except the "Union," which approves the
rejection Of Mr.. Pakenhams proposition Of arbtra-
ton. The "IntelIigcncer" has been singuarly un-
fortunate in its search, as we prove by the copous
extracts we make from other papers. The "Inte-
gencer" backs its statement Of the unpopulsrty Of
the Presidents 'move" by an article from the
"New York Journal Of Commerce." and a letter
from its New York correspondent They would
affirm that scarcely one man, Of any party, approves
Of the rejection Of arbitration. This is indeed an
extravsgant and outrageous statement On the
contrary, we have not yet met with democrat who
does not approve it, And our correspondent "Led-
yard, )" says that he has "not yet met with an ind-
vidual but who approves Of the Presidents determ-
nation"
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n ows SAND wASH-BALLs.---An addition.
IL al lot Of this famous soap is to-day received
direct from the importer.
For sale by
J. r. CAILAN,
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ffiy post Offices, comparing the fourth quarter
Of ls45, with the fourth quarter Of 1874, show de-
het Of s5S, tSi, being fraction less than 40, per
cent.
ROBERT B. RUST,
Clerk Post Office Department, Feb. II, lsas
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WINTER MILLENERY-SELLIN OFF.
M RS. 8. PARKER, having left over a few rich
ltl silk, satin, and velvet hats, will sell them of
x sisss Ess:Ta to The cost ;., Ria q6i8s
ton.
dresses, ribands, flowers, &c., &C., all ofwhich we
will sell off in order to prepare for our spring open
ing.
8. PARKERS
Fancy and perfumery store, Penn. avenue.
Feb l2-A TCol Fountain %.
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STOCKS

ssrrs-Nsw York, Febrvary n. lsts-ffrs besrS 5000
Pennsylvania SIS, col ls,oyo do. soi 10000 " SIS,
1857 1874; mos, 800 Ohio rs loI; 800 Ohio IS.
1880 "a 900 fndanas ant; 200 do, A. $50 Morris
csnsi 7cj 80 DO. sb 500 Reading railroad bonds TO- 50
stonington railroad, ts& -
seeerS Board "a 900 Kentucky IS, ISL VII 100 Can.
ton Co, sst; so DO, seH; 70 do set
SHIP NEWS.
clr.sspships swit,erland London; Virginia, Liver.
pool; bsrque Texdor, Charleston south ssrolina briggs
Ponce; Thos r. Cope Bernuday sehooners Nancy Bish-
OBJ PORT en- Prince; Merchant Franklin La
Is.rvyp = Baraue Harmony, from Rio de Janeiro, De
cembsr 9sth; brig L. Baldwin Savannah schooner lie
Row Norfolk, Yirrinia-
G.uto-Brig pspuhlie for Port az Prince ..
prtsw-Ops brig srd one schooner
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TERRITORIAL AFFAIRS.

We are gratihed to learn, through the public
prints, and otherwise that the President has been
most fortunate in his selections Of persons to hll
the different offices in the1only remaining Territories
ofthe United States, Wisconsin and Iowa. Unlike
most of his predecessors, President Polk has made
il rule to confer all the Offices within the Territories
upon their own citizens. Heretofore, with many
exceptions under the administrations Of Gen. jack
son and Mr.. Van Buren, the Offices in the Territories
have been filled with persons taken from the old
States. This the people Of the Territories regarded
as an outrage their rights; and the Official incum
bent being stranger to them, their laws, habits,
and customs, he seldom failed to give dissatisfac,
ton.
The subjoined notice Of the late message Of Gov.
Dodge is taken from the Racine Advocate" Of the
18th ult., edited by Col. Polio White, who will
long be remembered for the power with which his
pen was welded in the "Od North State" in the
presidential election Of 1886
GOV. poDGEs MESSAGE
Will he found in preceding columns of to-day g
"Advoeate;"it is plain and comprehensive IN It's
style, and direct and clear in its suggestions in fine,
it is characteristics of the hero and the patriot, whom
Wisconsin is thankful to- President Polk for having
restored to US as executive Of lie Territory, and whom
the people of the State of Wisconsin will delight to
honor when they shall come to cast their ballots for
an executive Of their rising Commonwealth. In
deed, no prospective political event in Wisconsin
be predicted with more certainty than that Gov.
Dodge is destined grace the executive chair Of our
new State on her advent into the Union, or be the
recipient Of one Of the senatorial honors IN her gift
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NEW GOODS.--Several cases received At
In Guion's, under Gadsby's hotel, consisting Of a
large assortment Of fine valentines, work-boxes,
dressing-eases, papier desks, fans, fine pocket
combs, accordions, gold pens and pencil, party and
ball memorandums, gold watches, all quality OF
brushes, Berlin wire, rcticules, and money purses
All win be disposed Of at very low prices.
Feb 10
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ooo osles' ooo Daes'
n nssnor 10 .ood ordinary q, none 4, none
Middiins to good middiins, Sf X c. SsHe.
Middling fair to fair, 7fa7fc. ssic.
Fully fair to good fair Tssic siaMs'
me Th. arrival. have been from no"' "'"''''
New Orleans $50 bales.
Georgia 26s
p v,iglnm
'"'''ep"'" .-s '... - b..
Total .. 5ei .'
Total import since LIST inst . seis
r nsp9f rd IRON H. ~ Stn;,s s s,sss
since LIST SEPT. last sass,s bale.
Same time last year s77,76s
Same time year before a',oea
Little or nothing done in -four to-day. Geneseo
was stiff at IS SOL; no sales TO report 1900 bar
res Howard street sold yesterday afternoon IS Is.
3 900 bushels mixed southern New Orleans white
corn, sold to-day at 63g, and 1000 bushels New
Orleans white pure, sold at Csc. Export of grain
from the LIST to the 10th Of February corn, l0i,-
679 bushels; wheat, 9,276 bushels; barley, 1000
bushels. H.,
Provisions The market, for the various descrip-
tons, is dun, and since last we have heard Of
no sales werth reporting Export, from LIST to 10th
of Februafy:--beef l,096 bblsj pork, ,I56 bbls.i
lard, kegs; allow, sales Of 20 to 81 900, this
week, 7!a7s.
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INTERESTINO STATIsTICs

INTERESTING STATISTICS
FOR THE SOLUTION or AN INTERESTING PRob-
LEM IN THE fosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
The rsssau. Ia iy Of The laryepo ees for the fourth
quarter Of l645, compared uih at ichieh accrued IN
Inc sams Offices daring the An quarter Of lS4t.
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omess

ls.s. In 1874
omess State. Balance crease Dvhcit Balance
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shall where speciaI been
cd, shall pass. for the relief Of individuals.
Mr.. GORDON raised poin, Of order against the
amendment, on the ground that il made increas-
ed charge upon the treasury in manner not author
lied by law. .......
The CHAIRMAN overruled the point of order,
and declared the amendment in order.
Mr.. CHAPMAN was understood to suggest the
propriety Of repeating the 4h section Of the gen.
eral appropriation bill affected by this amendment,
but submitted no motion.
Mr.. CULVER called for the reading of the decis-
ion Of the-Commissioncr Of Pensions under that
ton Of the law.
But objections were made.
MIR. HOLMES lin conformity with the sugges-
ton Of Mr.. CHrmAs) moved amendment as a
substitute for the amendment proposed--the repeal
Of the 4th section, (abovc givcn.) .....
Mr.. RATHBUN raised point Of order against
the amendment to the amendment; but it was over
ruled by the chair; and
The question being taken, the amendment to the
amendment was rejected. ....
The question then recurring on the amendment of
MIR. BELL, moved to amend the amendment by
adding the following .
roris.S further That said section shall not be construed
apply any claim for balances apparent on the books OF
any OF the departments OF this government due from the
any person persons unless suih person
persons shall have been notified BY the Officer having
charge OF said books that such balance h apparent and
such person shall not apply for its payment whn one
year from the time such notice is given.
The CHAIRMAN ruled the amendment to the
amendment out of order, not relating to the sub
ect Of pensions.
Tellers having been called for and refused upon
the amendment,
The question was taken, and the vote stood-ayes
rs, noes 30; no quorum voting.
Tellers we're again asked and ordered; and
The question being taken, the amendment was
adopted--ayes 107, noes not counted.
On motion, the committee then rose and reported
the till and amendments to the House.
And the question being on concurring in the said
amendments, and on ordering the bill TO be engrossed
for third reading,
The previous question was demanded, (by whom
| the reporter could not learn)
! And, pending this motion,
The House adjourned.
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After much desutory conversation, the committee
rose, and the Chairman reported the fact that the
committees had found itself without quorum.
Mr.. STEPHENS moved that the House adjourn.
Mr.. Mckay said that the committee had now
been twice forced to rise for want Of quorum The
committee was engaged in the consideration Of bill
making appropriation for part Of the public ser
vice. II was evident that If this state Of things was
suffered to exist--if members would not he more
punctual in their attendance--the House would not
be able to proceed with the public business And in
order tina, the country might see who the absenees
were, he moved call of the House, and asked the
yeas and nays. .... .,.... ,..s.. ...
Mr.. ASHMUN renewed the motion OF Mr.. STE
rHEss that the House adjourn. .r
Mr.. MCKAY asked the yeas and nays; which
were ordered. ...#.. kew. +. ~.
Mr.. AsHMUN withdrew his motion.
SO the question required on the motion that there
oeh call of the House.
Mr.. HENLEY inquired Of the chair, whether j,
would be competent to close the doors Of the
= hall before the call had been commenced. He had
no idea that gentlemen who were not in their seats
when the ron was called, should be permitted TO
come in afterwards.
The SPEAKER 1t will not be competent to
close the doors until the roll has been called.
Mr. Mckay withdrew his demand for the yeas
and nays on the motion that there be call of the
House
And call Of the House was ordered
n.' w EN- WOHIH asked gentlemen " they
once began this call to go through with il. Mem
oers not 10 their places, he was understood TO say,
Oughtto he fined.
Mr.. HENLEY inquired Of the Speaker, wheth-
T r, by vote OF the House, it would not be COM
Pe,ent to close the doors before the roll was
called
The SPEAKER was under the impression, Che
,sid,) that by vote Of two-thirds il might be
| done.
Mr.. HENLEY then moved a suspension Of the
rules, in order that the doors might now be closed
And the question being taken, the rules were sus-
pended -.
Mr.. PETIT moved that the motion for a call of
he House be laid on the table. The House never
nd consummate il, and never would. 1t was time
'Pent in idle folly.
Mt WENTWORTH insisted on the execution
Of the order
=, The question was fret taken on the motion Of
M'. PETIT, and having been decided in the mega.
i've the motion for call Of The House was not laid
on the table.
The doors Of the hall were then closed.
some conversation followed on point OF order.
hhef which, the clerk proceeded to call the roll
out bad not completed il, when ...
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KEEP TT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
n ILMAN & MAXWELL, have now on hand the
LA largest aud lC's' sf'tc'cd Sc ok Of
1

BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER
Ever offered in this market az Of which ha- lccn select
Cd rom Tic manufacturers, with care, aud A. the
CNvsi cash price We .ccl no hesitation ia SAVING thai
offer gresfcr Inducements 10 purchasers than cv
cr lc'orc offered iu tins city. We most rcsrecniv m
wife our cd customers and the public call old
and wei known stand, aud examine stock eioro
purchasing elsewhere; and feel saised that all who
a III, VIII le pleased IN The sty'e tl,ta
~ az" Pll',, uuT s'ocK c0IsiSis CT Mems fine t,sr
Nl"tucc", Shd ssal s-a
do Msrocco, Car and Kip Mourocs; CAT Seal aud Mo
rocco Pumps aud Slippers; Button Gaiiers. nov siy'e
Boys Cai cnd Kip Boo.s; Morocco Car and kin Mon.
rocs; Ladies' tine Cag slippers and Walking Slices; iu
cy cGored Kid slippers and AuiGacrs; black Gai'c.s
nd Half Gcliels cheap Kid, Morocco. Seal and Cloth
slippers Calf Zip aud Morocco Boots add Shoes; Miss
- Boots stocs, Slippers ard lsi GEucrs %. az uiS:
thldrcns Boots, Shoes Slippers and Hat Gaires g. rv-
cry style, Qualiiy price
ALso-50oo ls hest OAK tanned sFanish soc Leather;
1000 de-. Hem'ock do. do Dc. Do.
Uprc- Lrrthc-, Ca'taNd Moroc,o Skins. Xii Biudiug
aud Res aud White Lining Skins. Shoe N.i'' pn.s
Avs, BrIs. a.; Cluuus; ~hDc 1rhiue- Bruslrs &c
y sn 80 dpl. Mons 1nd BOYS IA Do, Leaf l's 1f-t Der
with great many Other articles 50 ot which ,vr NtI
s'ii wholesale or retail U the very loves. cash yr.c,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing toLtu1tGcir stocks
VIII DO We'll Go give Us d CaN
ma ALTMAN & MAXWELL.
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CoLUMBUs, (OlINsURAN CO COM
PtNY

AGENCY FOR WHEELING, II. X. LIST,
Az SbriVcr 4 Stcllcs Warehouse, Water street.
~ HEY will take risks Buildug- OF an kinds steam
hoa,s ard Cargocs Factories, Mills, kceoa's, Flat
toa,s and Carroes sc. against loss dauagc 10y FIRE,
the dangers aud pcris OF the seas lakes MYERS very
favorable terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents are authorized to make Tho following
terms witii their customers
Any pe-son nsuting single risk by which 20 lass to
fie company sustained shall receive return on al.
pIcafion the of ia the paid.
ON nett gross prctiiuns paid year. amounting
500 or over, l2l per cent do amounting $1,000
over H. per cent jan. -.
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.


~ HIS company. lcmg duly organised. IS prepared
u to make Insurance every description of Fire and
Marine Risks such dwelling houses, Store Houses 81
with their Ako, steam Boats. Fiat boats ard
Keel Ioais with their carg0c. 10 aud nom pofi ON
the Ohio aud Mississipp rivers, or their tributary Streams
Apnicatons insurance 10 lie made or the present az
tie ohct OF thc Wheeling Servings Institution.
aug 4 H. Mc'ph sec y
RETURN PREMIUMS
F11UE WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY or
~ WHEELING will rciuFl 10 PER cent on al prom
iuns received or RISKS taken from this dalc, where no
loss has occurred. * Mc' ~ sec y.
mar ;, iS45.
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INsuRANCE.

~ ISHS will he taken by the FIRE MARINE IN
M SURANcE COMPANY or WHEELING Al TnE
LOWEST RATES on
Buildings OF all kinds, stone brick, wooden and their
contents.
Steamboats,, factories, mills, &c
Furniture:
And merchandise Of all Minds.
And against all dangers s'tendiug tr transportation OF
goods rivers, lakes, seas, canals. aud rcihoads.
foE tine character t.rr company 10 prOupiiudC
aud hicfay the aru-tts.--.s Iaaicni of lnsscs
leg the merchants of this place and
elsewhere who have had the adjustment of claims upon
once Main street. n. w. HARDING, SeC'y.
aug4.
RETURN PREMIUMS
FTTHE FIRE ANB MARINE INSURANCE. CoMPh-
n NY OF WHEELING win return ten per cent all
premiums received for risks i0kcp from tins Time where
loss has occurred
fcb.7 R.W. HARDING. .secy.
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SALE OF REAL EsrAYr.

- rendered trs cause
James Emsley and o'hers> hy The Crcu superior court
OF Law aud Chaucery for OHIO couu ~ on thc Goth day
OF June, sf6, Tie undersigned acting Commissioner
IN this behalf win proceed sell Monday, the I5tb
day of August. 1885, at the tIou door CO., e Court House
OF ONO County, tc following described prorcfy that
So say, all shat certain tract Of land situate ON
Wheeling Creek, adjoining land so'd hy William Chap
line 10 Henry Moore and Rohcu BALDWIN, beginning az
stake the hank OF the creek. thence with reii Moore
and B7dwns line :. III de-. =. To- said Cha3uc's heck
line, thence n. ri deg. W. with said back ue three hun
drcd feet thence H. w to the hank 90 Wheeling creek
thence the creek with the mcudcrs thereof three hun
drcd feet To the beginning, supposed t1 contain twelve
2l coal. Ic the loss upon tr follow
ing terms Ia wit; hundred dollars 100 ct The pur
chase money To tie paid u hand and the TesidJr by equal
nsaimonis six, twelve and eighteen months with in
crsl rom day n sale, Che purchaser giving oud aud
curiiy. aud the title retained until the whole
purchase money tc paid. JOHN q. EOFF, D.S.
For II. &. WOOrs, s, q. G.
IS iG-im Conimiss oncr iH this behalf;
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RETIRN HKEMILMS.
TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS AND
OTHERS

FxrTHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly f1r sale a. tho
IL lowest prices. assortment uf MEDICINES,
DRUGS by EsrUFFS, PAINTS, OILS GLASS, VAR.
KISH. BRU SHES, &c. SC
Confident his prices win give satisfaction, he socites
even those WHO may not intend Go pufchase al he time
- ascertain ihe prices Of lis goods.
Any communication asking The prices ot goods arc
most checrfnly and promptly answered.
lie would pafticulary state, that hc has car Fac
tory n connection wit his store. for iowdCrg Jaer.
Rhubarh. lpocecusohs, and many Other Medicine; Tor
grinding Mustard, Cinnamon, Aispicc, lcppc, Gloves
&c, and lamp Black, Black Lead. Ncnc'ian Rcd,
Chrome yellow and green, NCdcgris. yellow Ocre AVID
other Pdns, in oil a Of which hc Is allie go sciI a, The
very lowest price,.
Pants mixed already f,r use and put up in carthcn
pots OF dircront Sizes for family convenience.
Putty 81 thc lost quality az q cents per f. ont of
baddcrs and cfs ger o. in hladders quantities Of I'D
pounds and upWasds.
No charge made or delivering goods 10 Any mar oflhc
city J. w. w 1Dbh''N.
~ Opposite the e q o q Depot. Baltimore.
fcb -.
and yc .ntcnd offering rica'c- nd1crmru's persons
wishing alfth1r iu tac by Goods !uc SHAN wc have
ever dour lr.nrr.
Ladies Dtess Goods orc,rry description.
Gents Wear uf every d,srrin.i nH
Linen Bufiaps al yc.l reduced prices no Ur wheeling
store JOHNSTON & UIENA t1iII.
June % $50. 49, Naii t.rrr..
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II " ~ a. * IL N & ~


EY1O nE INSI' ED-or not TO lc-tha's the question
u whether is better by sweeping Ire, be rain
cd-aud subject all the ills that flesh Is heir or like
prudent man the Protection Office. and there he
made safe comfortable and heppy-we leave for you
determine.
The Pcoeciion Insurance Company IL Isrlforl. Conn.
hav ing already aid over $500 Geo OF losses tc Yves
tern Country - entitled TO the highest confidence aud
their AGENT AZ " hccling Virginia.
w. +. PETERSON,
VIII take risks dwelling houses, warehouses, stores
mills factories SC together with their contents, such
furniture merchandise, machinery. and every other dcs
crption of insurable property Also seam Keel aud
flat boats and their Ia and irom any port The
Western Waters. or tho mos; reasonable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
TAesame as al any other office IN Wheeling.
OniCe on Monroesrcci opposite The Monroe House
and near the Post Office i'm -.
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The parties interested in the matters mentioned ia the
FOREGOING decree hereby notified tbat have APPOINT
cd Monday the 2Nh day OF August next, al my once m
the city q. Wheeling. az 10 o'clock 4. NJ the time and
place when and where shall commence taking the
couut therein drcctcd-and require appearance OF
the parties there with such proofs vouchers, may
De necessary 10 The proper taking % said account
jy as I'm JAMES Fault, Commits iorcr