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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13
Youfs Respectfully.
r. X. EVARTS, Engineer.
one PLUS ULTRA o,SAFEry yAIvrs

NE iItS ULTRA OFSAFETI VALVES
Coz. GoTsuALL-l was invited d lew d,y,
ago with Il humber OF our citizens. 60 See the
operation OF Nj John Shorb snewl, in,catcd
patented Safety Valve"
Ii was placed on a boiler about two feet
long, and seven inches in diam ter. The
boiler was hung on pivots. 80 that a. c1uId b.,
TUNED On It's side, in order to throw Tie va.
Ier on The heated surface
The OPERATION OF the apparatus was a. fol.
lows: A. toe pressure Of steam increased IT..
hp'e ue weight the boiler is to bear. "a small
piston Us.s. which pises the freddie one sX.
teenul OF ga lucli, which frees q lar-c valve
ond allows steam to escape, bot in rising il
sifike9 q bar 0nd relieves 90 ~ as to allow line
weighted lever TO deoccud, and bear on ule
large valve.
This weighted leovcr Is graduated ror fts
proper pressure Ou the boiler and whom sre,
Gent steam Is discharged 10 hnup the nr...ur.
so that point, The valve IT, made to- descend u,
lever catches and holds e.. after which H.
weight can BE- ag1iu ro.-ei by dsav ,ps l-,k
TIE btFitil % catches 90 Use moui,t. Ey ibis
arrangement. the surplus steam can sIvy,,, 4,
worked OF. and tie boiler prevented from
bursting tbe whole force of fia steam io s,t
on ttc uuwciehtci valve. and flerb, srf..
jos thh Immense loss at human lite ami rb.
destruction oi w0feBy which always follow
Go. buf.ilugui steam bui.rr.
saw a certificate signed by Mr. r. h. Ey-
arts Of MassiiiUu who isa competent Erripesr
aud assures Doe public iIft &c., consider. NJ,
Sh1rbs saiciy valve an Improvement worth.
of tle patronage OF all who value Tile ami
property exposed 10 the destruction of steam
boiler explosions
VI Amgo toi Fance ) ou thc explosion.
oi steam BJilrr- says. "Let ts now suIcs,or
90 ascertain how it may happen That -o Tim
pi', ~ apparently .mo,nahio n maaus and
olr ~ easily executed may prove aINsys cif
%
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RATES OF DISCOUNT
c%ORRLcTED wEEKLY

PES~NsvLvASiA. Hamilton IL
OF Pittsurgh parGranyille 50
" Philadelphia par Farmers BIZ Canton 80
Bank par Urbana IS
otGemantownpa %KENTUCEy.
- Chester Co. parBk of Kentucky par
" DE aware Co. par Blk OF L.ouisyille---pa
" Montgomery par Northern Blk Ken par
" Observation-Disclosures INplANA.
Columbia Bge Co par States Bk& BTan's !
Doylestown Bank par State Scrip ,
Fms Bk Reading par VIRGINIA.
F'ms'Bk Bucks Co par Exchange BkofVa par
Fms BIZ Lancastrpar Farmers Blk OF Va par
Lancaster Co. Blk par BIZ of the Valley Iar
L. States Bauk 25Bk of Virginia : par
Brownsville Bk- IMAM BkWheelins &"
Washington Blk do Morganiewn paT
Gettysburgh Blk INV. Bank Va par
Chambersburg do Wellsburgh par
Susquehanna Co.Bk2 do Parkersburg par
Lewistown TENNESSEE.
Middlstown | Bk OF Tennessee .
Carlisle Far & Mcrch'ts Blk 3
Erie Bank 2Union Bk 3
Farmers * Drovcrs NORTH CAROLINA.
BIZ Waynesburs 2Bkof Cape Frar ,
Harrisburgh lMerch's BIZ Nsw hem
Honeslale lSiate Bank ,
Lebanon MAINLAND.
Pottsville Baltimore Bks = par
Wyoming Bait. q or RScrip
York Blk Cumberland Blk of
Vest Branch BIZ Allegheny !
Relief Note Far. Blk ot Md.
Pittsburgh Scrip siFarmers * Mechanics
ONO. Blk frederick
State Bk& Brhs rartrederiCk Co. Blk ]
Mount Pheasant par Hagerrstown Blk = = /
StcubcnNill par Mineral Blk I
St. Clair>,illc par Patupsco Bk I
Marietta par Washington Bk !
New Lisbon par Blk of Westminster ]
Cincinnati Bank par MICHIGAN.
Columbus do parBk of ST. Clair -
Circlcyille par BIZ OF River Raisrn 80
GAINESVILLE par MiChicou lus. Co. 10
Putnam par Far. x MeCh'sBk 20
Wooster par GoLD 8 sPTctE VALUE,
MasSillGn par Frcdericksd'ors 81 50
Sondusky parTcn ThalCrS 81
Geauga par Ten Guildcrs 3 30
Norwalk par Lou>d'ors I 90
Cleveland = par Napulcons : Au
Ncnia par Ducais ---2 lal2 ~
Dayton par Eagle, old 10 so
Western Reserve par Eagle. new 10 90
Franklin Blk Col'm'' Doubloous, Span l6 90
hllicothc +" Do. Patriot 10 30
Lake Erie A" Sovereigns 5S3
Scioto Guineas 800
Lancaster = 10
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SALE

hhN'lHN NAIF
a Intrde1 tWr .lfb dff uf fuett. $40 .
Cor., ym' I''ht WI 80. u@tsteouHt 20 uioa nrg
ftif iarff aHd drsirstfr if oil ft,t e..
tln'pf riHr WIsrf CtfHs. CraH,.lrs
'nh"- AtptrH. Mouun. Caii-,s of Ia
ru 49,. tUFt Ilfesfs aHd Tumuonrsor
n, -.s" Handkerthief. Musuns srJ 80
a,i 80 '.hef oriirc p te Dry Goods f.,
.'I ItfIf and Officers utH fnI ID Z. 80
sa6 '',''' ~ .sle /" te gods vii b, sodia l6.s.
MtH'Ht reserve.
lhNAs-tash, m taublfIf rrH.
VS. WiCNntU. Auefonesr
R igGAiNs AT AUCTION THE a,,.-,,.. e
POP Nu.fuH HapH. un safnrd.t d. r...
..- % "t'"rk. 4 M.Itr lion. ir .ri
pa i'I~ hr1rfs would ta u.It8 ateaI e.
'...i ''a1. Wrapping fs.ar
''- ' IS s WteKHtW
GfEEt-sAWt ~ NEEI bee Iu.t received -.
continent OF J.o9us lt.f .te srf ss.
' Do .ud eflaae Huu YI a
l"'I' f'ttr ofaH sfts
SOLID BoX VICES.
T r". .srf sH ..f. Ir... ar.... ..4
p" f-1 A.NI" g. t.s
sAIIlI MEL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13
JOSHUA MALlN, Engineer.
MASsILLoN. ono. Jnlr 7.Isla.

Ma. JoHE SnoRB, Sm-l have this day cx.
amined your newly invented Safety Valves
Tor steam boats, and can assure you and the
public, tlmt ] consider it an improvement
worthy OF the patronage OF all nho value the
iilc and property exposed to the destruction
OF steam boiler explosions. And for the rea-
sons that the small piston and valve can be
rendered safe against sticking, aud because the
long valve may open without the resistance
OF heavy weights. ! certainly can but hope
that you will be successful in introducing
your invention to the noti:e Of the public &
reap the reward which ingenuity employed fer
the public good, ought TO obtain.
Npurl Hr.narttNU-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13

PEHNsvIvASIA. Hamilton - ID
Banks OF Pittsurgh par Granville -
Philadelphia par Farmers Blk Canton 80
Girard Bank par Urbana 10
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TO PROPERTY uOLDERs.

- BONES Sircrios Frcnoh Lemons I boS fte.b otsn
- -" JUST received and for sale by
aug NRa HrATrxc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13

the Sifcc' Commissioner would once more remind Tho
q f'pefiy Holders throughout the city. wherever tbe eurb
l''ft' iha' TIE ~paVcmUHis must he made la FRONT AZ tl,e,,
pr"Peny Immediately, or he viii be ooInpcned a. prore@d
according 10 law in the matter. Hc hopes ell intesested
gtteahic alternative. JACOB AMICR.
eng0-A Street Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13
TRUST SALE Of LO rs IN EAST
WHEELING

IL virtue of . deed of trust, executed by John Gil
- chfisi, Tearing da'e on the i1h day 81 MAY, Is14.
Sld recorded IN the Clerks Once of the Comfy Court
OF ohi" county, in Deed BOOK No. %. page Ipg. 4 shal
on 'ue hday OF September next, proceed 10 sell Al pub-
nc sac al Tie mont door OF tbr Couu House or ooio,
county 80 ihe highest bidder. Lots No. - utyepty tyvo1.
ena ~ zone hundred sud FORTY four and the one DDdixi.
uca lnFd PAN OF LOT No. 80, two hundred and 6,rtv \
shu the tN, hhli Of Lot No. gi two hundred and thir.
zone ~ fest w he9hngS i've per cent OF the paTehsse
lu"''N &c paid "a hand aud the residue in tv,o enu.l
SNhith's a''he and two years from the dAy OF sale tb~
purchasers giving bonds and good security. leariu, H.
,et,~i rom The dav of sale. Selling a. Trustee 4 49,,
ehiN hiaAcsrch uucas - vested in nv by said deed or
'"S' "lso" VI. NELSON Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13

Mr.. r. a. SHEPARD is an authorized agent
Tor collecting money lor subscriptions or adj
vertising, OF to receive subscriptions and adj
yer isins for the Wheeling Daily, tri-weekly
mud Weekly Times in Ohio, kentucky aud
Virginia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13
PASTURE.

IL HAVE Good Pasture for Z TO " Cows within h.Ifs
- lutte of ihc City. Cows will hc called for regularly
ana drove home evenings. Enquire at the Va.
Paper Mhh. aug llN Cas-. L.iMDDiN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13
FOR RENT.

n COMFORTABLE Dwelling house near the Ia,
44 Wheeling Market House, now occupied by A
llou-"r. Appiy oR The premises. aug 10 A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13

q ~'toNuhoNs, &c.-A fine assortment Of Ferash
- ana Herman ArcordiOus nf various ansiifios and
Eti'f'' some Of The rnest M tho sity for s.le inv Al.o
Tfeccpiofs tof Tie Accordion, ON hand and Tor saie hv
Ws J. z. fIoRNBROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13

r. COTS PENN hNSrHP.-Thc ~ numbers Of Roof
icliWanslitp FOR The use ~ schools. Just received and
'"' sNe ~ nug9 ]. A. r.. H~OKNBRDOK.
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A. NJ.

1tptvNvs RNRN snd New Jersey Window GLASS;
NNtSV-s NNltNrd and SArAnAc Crown Glass,
tNNtvNss Nsu'bct~, ftssks, Wine a Porter Bottle.
lpNV tVNvs ~ prurrtsSs GI.ASSNA X
tAkN. spanish Brown and \ GLOW OCHRE.
W bhN Roll lriu~touc
NttON Vs. ot SlUE ofrNery auaIitp
fvts Sc ~ lsrtorA prices BY Agents of manufacturer.
III. q ]. JAKE
aug : wv ~ south Charl,, .frect
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oIlCE.-The subscribers having purchased MI. De
va Afnfw's interest Iva thu Quincy Foundry, vii
,iil continue the BUSINESS under the nanYe ct Hamilton
rai ~ q 20. ~ whom all The accounts win he settled.
Join HAMILTON,
JOHN L. SANDS
aug 10 ANDREW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17

taxes, and all other taxes, assessed upon the |
grand list. amounted 10 81 POS 500 being Il |
mills ON the dollar. and fifty cents on the |
hundred dollars Of the II n list
Merchants and manufacturers capital, and
money, at interest, were put upon the dupli
cate OF lSi5 at 80 cents on the dolsr, and
real property IL known by every person TO
stand upon the duplicate at less than one
third OF its value; but for the purpose OF pre-
senung the facts IN strong light. we will
suppose that the whole property of the state
was put upon the duplicate at hall it's real
value. The whole amount OF the duplicate
OF 1918 would, at that rate, have been 2SS
millions, and the per cent, of tax levied upon
the reol and personal property OF the State
would have been 20 cents ON the hundred
dollars, or seven and one-hslf mills on the
dollar, while the Banks organized under the
law passed by the Wings in February, 1915,
pay ut the rate OF SSA cents OH the hundred
dollars oil their capital stock being 40
mills on the dol8r.--lf bank stock was placed
, upon the duplicate as other property of the
State, the Bank would pay 75 cents OH the
hundred dollars, instead of $50 cents, which
they now pay!
! The above calculation is based upon the
duplicate of 1915. The amount of taxable
! property i'm 1916, under the new Tax law, will
to one hundred and seventy millions. This
at the same rate of tax which was levied last
year will give a much more favorable result
than the calculation made upon the duplicate
OF 1915. But to test the law fairly and TO
determine whether the Banks will pay Just
proportion of taxes, as compared with other
capital and property of the state, we must
look TO the facts as they will exist when the
Tax law comes fully into operation.
The real property Of the State stood upon
the tax list OF 1915 at Sl0S, 1914 and the
personal property at $50, 974 1925 IL is be-
lieyed that the whole taxable property under
the new law will be i've hundred millions OF
dollars Upon this sum levy of five and
hall mills upon the dollar will raise tax
oil two millions seven hundred and fifty thou
sand dol ars. This would be a sum sufficient
to meet all the demands for every purpose for
which taxes are required TO be levied, incu-
ding State, county, school, township, and
road taxes, and every other tax levied upon
the grand list. Five and half mills, or even
six mills on the dollar, would be still far be-
iOlr The proportion Of taxes paid upon Bank
! Stock The whole amount oil taxes paid by
banks this wear will be not less than THIRTY
/ THOUSAND DOLLARS.
We ask the people TO remember these facts.
The personal mud real property Of the State
iCiH not pau more than fire and half or at
! the er'cHi sir mills upon the dollar, go cGntS
on the $1,000 Thiie The BdnkS pay more The n
so cents on TIE dollar.
Ohio Slate Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17
TEMPER xNCE.

There will BE- Mass Temperance Cclebra-
ton, in Msrtins,ille, OF the 9TH OF July ISi6,'
The meeting will convene at the Methodist
meeting house, at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, wheu a
procession will be formed, and proceed to Mr.
Martins grove, where the addresses, and other
EXCUSES will be had.
Neighborins Temperance Societies are So
licited to join in the exercises, unlcJ the di-
rection of their own officers. Individual
members, are requested to unite with the
MsrunsvilIe Society. All Sabbath Schools
are respectfully invited to attend, under the
care OF their respective teachers.
collation. will be furnished in the grove
BY Washingtonian; especially appointed b,
the committee oiausugement, and Ro,,e ofhc,
toiu be permiited 10 sell refreshmcnfS upon
the ground.
COOP Music WILL BE HAD,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17

derlonk's being visited last winter BY certain
young gentlemen mot exclusively students of
the Seminary, J for conversation ~ and CO lnsel
connected With their Theological pursuits. was
eDiiscly msought b. him. Being informed
that such measure was much desired by
number who were preparing ioS the ministry,
he stated expressly that he would not IN any
way act as professor OF the SEMINARY, and
therefore would neither have an organized
class, nor allow-oi bis having any claim upon
the attendance of students, nor assign any re-
citations ot other exercises. As an indiv idu.
al however. Inc would not decline receiv ing
the visits oil has young friends; he would be
happy 10 see them at his house, aud converse
on such subjects as might be profitable to
them.
And where 10 the Christian who " III object
To thus Where the American citizen who
VIII be so n.creant To what ought to b. his
dearest principles, as To interfere with such
employment OF Il mans time un his own
PREMISES Who will TALK about Ia wing s.spic.
4 To watch . mans doors" les, he should be thu,
employed? Who so low in virtue as TO stool
to the vulgor,y OF charging with Stalking
young mtn oi the first standing in the commu
NIFTY high above all mean and covert actions
and unsurpassed bv even the nost assuming
oil their suptIiors IN station, ior deVOut ans
~ hN'-AiAl W anu lilNl
Church
Friend Laicus, w are sorry it we have con
ve,ed wrong impression. We stated sim
ply the fact that the Senior Bishop had writ
ten a letter to the other Bishops of the chuIcl
complaining that the students in the y. Y
Gen. Theological Seminary were in the Ina hi
OF receiving instruction from suspended
Bishop. Now, that the Bishop had written
sucha letter, that Bishop ondedonk was sus
pended from the exercise OF his Eriscopa
functions by majority in the House of Bish
ops, and that the venerable Bishop Chase is
pious, learned aud sound churchmau, aud ha
rendered good service TO the Protestant Epis
copal Church, in this country, you will rcadil,
acknowledge. Well, we asserted no NOR,
nor less in the article TO which you refer. II
regard to the article above,we shall say nc
more than that it is logical, and, for aught we
hnow, ORTHODOX in It's sentiments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17
TO BE CONTINUED. I

TAX ON BANKS The fact established h,
an ogicldt document that the Banks ipjJ
Pay MoRE TAX than other propeyly. nn
der tie heto Lac -
An effort has been made for months mast +,
induce the people Of the State TO believe tha
tue capital employed in banking paid no tax
dhu DIS matter OF special favor 10 bankers
Ihdt bink stock had been wholly exemptef
rom taxation. An official document i, nuk.
ilShea ~ our paper to-day, which will ena.
DE all the citizens of the State 10 yscertair
the ruin. This document has been ,rensrsd
Oy TIE Auditor OF State. in obedience to q rce
oluilon which was originally introduced in tho
senate by Mr.. Haue, the Locofoco Ssostor
from Washington county.
IL appears from this statement ina, In.
Whole amount OF taxes paid by the Ranks lo,
'he SIX moths ending on the lth Nav last
was 81 'f9S 9ctS., being at the rate of 500
o99 locis. per annum. The tax paid for the
next SIX months will doubtless be much prent.
er' Two OF the Banks did not make their re-.
ports III ume to be Included in the statement
as we are informed
Inc average amount ofstock or capital en-.
P'oyea ot the Banks duTng the past six month.
was $3.50 2l0 exclusive of the two niII ",'.
"oi stock OF the Trust Company. which i mo-,
employed in Banking but is loaned IN inJi'
Niduals upon mortgages of real estate Tbo
toiaI amount OF capital EMPLOYED i'm BANKING
~ TIE Slate on the lth MAY. was only & OGT ?
oI5 ~, as shown by the table.
IL VIII be seen that the Indenendent RAM.
nave paid the greatest tax in proportion ~
'helf capital being at the rate OF one dollar
ana fourteen cents per annum upon ever
hundred dollars of their capital. or eleven
mus ond iOuy Tour hundredths Of mill ON
the dollar. The State Bank has paid al the
rate oil eighty cents aud four mills pcr snpn,n
on the hundred dollars Of capital emplo,ed bv
iis branches. being eight mills and fouf b,.ny
dredths OF mill ON the dollar. The State
Bank branches and independent banks toootb.
CT nave pad an average tax at the rate "a ~ 4
cents per annum on the 500. or eight mill
ana ionr iiiths OF mill on tine dollar of tbci,
capital stock Wv u
III will BE- seen that the old banks nav n ,,,,,t.
i,ss Tax ~ proportion than the usN RI.
Heretofore. the old Banks Maid orly ~.
Pfr c,H. upon their dividends Nv n IT,,
passed. la,i winter to smend ibc lsW t.v;,,
hauhs, bridge aud Insurance Co,ppa,,.. '.I3
'he oid Banks Except such AS have ,,.., 80
.ail,' i1 Ihelr charters fixing thr swo,,nt NJ.
required 10 pay OF sir PER cant 5pog 49,
W@,.,.s The Trust Company the Clinton R,,,t
"f wooster Bauk, aud mos, pf i,a ,ll 80.
ono lndcFsihs law, and will hereafter h. ~.
p','f' io pay sH per cent. upon their proft.
~ Will very materially increase t,c s,,a,,,,
Nnl,h ihey VIII p5y TO tue State. and it,i,
81 ,ne oid and the new banks upon tbe i,n,. I
ootlng Of equality ''' '''' SAME
Inc total Tax duplicates Of tl,r Stat. j., tst.
mounted TO sliilG0 46g. Tho srg,,,. -
y lH' 'aNrs assessed lor ISIS i1,ll,J,ao
'a''i county school township. end W,i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17
BARGAINS
IN FANCY SUMNER GOODs.

4 AN determined Ia reduce my STICK .t Fan,-,
y summer G~ds. without regard ~ profit, p,epa.
V" 10 as early aud extensive iul stock particularly
10 my wholesale Department will offer esea, m.
""semehis TO hose IN want OF such guods as
hF"I F'encb O'gsn'hes French JBconeIs French
Lawns Lace Alusins. Cling hons. Baiist Gina hams.
BefaEesi Nc dc. - =
WHITE GoODS-Jaennei Camh,,e. Book an,
S"'s m"slns' Camhucs. Tneionu, Striped and
f'sih Mnslins. Curtain ht,rlins, &c.
snaMls' y "r''. Hosiery. Gloves and Craru,s.
AlSo-S summer Casahasfes aud Ve,sinS, s....
mer C'"'hs %e large and beauIiGoI s,ock &C
s's "ee,'% WIN Line" pnlIinss. Linen Checks.
exc &c Cni' and get bargains a, eorter ~ No
80. S = Streets w II sEl.BY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17
THE RAZoR-S TRoP. NAM

Will Lecture Oh Temperance oil next We'd
nesday evening the l7th inst, in front of the
Court House This announcement is sufficient
ofitselfto ensure Mr. Smith, the Razor-Strop-
Man large audience. lie has already ava.
kened an immeuce curiosity in the minds OF
our citizens by his Razor-Strop speeches, and
if he should succeed half as well in making
Temperance Speeches-he will win as many
laurels for his speeches, as he gets dimes for
his strops.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17

re medals, made from the copper shells thrown
into Fort Brown and the brass artillery taken
from the enemy. to all engaged in the battles
ON the Rio Grande or in The defence OF Fort
Brown. Objected TO and not received
PRIVATE BILLS.
The House then took up aud passed one or
two private bills, and then adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17
BURLAPS
hRKOPOSALs val be tscelr ed fnr fn,.,.a-

~ KOPOSAisS will be fereiv Ell f,F 6,,n,.o
ing Transportation lur one company oC N g
Afnhefy' With Ne Battery. Afmsmen, sad Eop;p.
',"'' ai1 supplies oi all kinds frem wheeling. We
~ b'''e RON Arkansas Said cumpany will pro.
nahy consist Of ahout 6 commissioned sgice,s "a
10 nJn-commrssmned Ulcers and s,,v,,ss -
have with u sn Geld guns. with their ea,,,.s.s
ca'ssohs and ammunition. Two battery wagons ana
wv" IfoSeiIing ioTges with their eontspts a ,o.A
wagons and alsn abu 100 horses Fors1e 10, IL
""'.eS 200 provisions iur the mes will also n. r.,
ted Al suitable shelters and 6s,n,.s a., -. "a,
e'oh"ce on The horses and Gos thei, an 4. ,,.,,.,
''on mus he provided. The oG,.sr, ACCOM- = =.
Tx ''e command most be provided with esb;s o.
So no me non commissioned ofIiress and ..,l.
'""'' he InrIshed With etEsG,ftshfe asro..
-" s,.u ihe use ~ fuel aud Ere f,F their
:, ! nc "al - IT, make such slnppages and
p" s"'h iahd ihgs ~ The Qnsner Aissisf may direc,
ahd 70 lake va snch supplies As he NAV dem M
,V''iy Or proper lo PROV - md IL y 70 ke wbok
"haef NE eoBifui ~ he Q,aneT Master m % l,v
~ '''''e' 70 is loading, movements asd siDppsRs.
'"' Nna"ef Master reserves also 10 himself Iba
B' ~ changing The destination Of The brst III A..
oe >" ofdefod) from Liule Rock, Afksssa. "A Me-.
'"H"'he or 70 New Orlesus. L. The b;ds viii
","'"Hgy specify he lerms demanded IN es.e of
ehhef ~ these changes
=, I''poslls shoad 10 odJres.sd 70 Lt.JP.J o..
p''en, = a q. NJ. u. =. a. wheeling. VI. Tbsy
,So"d De ~ me Post Office u he, pl-cs ~ ~
:" met though my proposals foun5 n he pei 81
iee on he arrival there OIL O'Bsien 90 ho
houid not srive mere befYfs Tho ga inst viii b
o"'lbe'ed. Arcr The ekeng % he oonlgaei not
ss' 'hnn three day v ili b. SLOWED 70 pfsPaSS'
be neces.8fy accommodation hrtsfea, &c. end
b bfing The boat "a wheeling
mo ? J. oBRiEN,
june vs. d. Liruf a. 8 a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17
GERMAN wAsHINGToN GuARps.

A public meeting of the Germans. and all
Others friendly 10 the interests Of our common
country, will be held at the CITY HALL, on
Thursday evening next, the 18th inst. at early
cande-light. The object of the meeting is
TO ill up the ranks of the company immedi-
diately, so as to meet the call of the Govern
or Addresses may be expected, both in Ger.
man aud English.
By order Of the Committee.
June Is, 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17

not an ineident occurred that tended to mar
the Beautiful effect " the whole; There were
occasionally some tr,aing incidents OF disa
greeable nature, but they are not worth men
tioning On the whole, the performances
wer, conducted With the greatest decorum.
and reflect the highes, credit upon the gentle
men who composed the committee oi arrange
nucnfS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17

-~Ps"ppsas wi BE- received BY Inc
undefsgped until SATURDAY nett. The Qlss
lbsi. u, q o'eiek y NJ. iOF gfsdisg John street d,
Essl Wheeling from ne aley cr1s.ina Fast Of SEM
Meets residence ~ 6ih street
The earth takri hofn The arest all b feas,,e a
~ Ne What on he Ohio river
sorh pfop sis viii - 6lfd uiy,irf seag. vt,h
y Laidisy, me ~ ihe e,.mninss on sifsei. ~ -
le,s ~ wnh ne subscriber JANICE
june 10 Street CunSn sspasr