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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-02-26
eU ashtmgtom Correspondence.
W.lSHLNGTO.N'S BIRTH D.4Y-FOR.
EIG.N .NETFS-DEB41E IN sen
E-.aN.NTVERS.4RY Ball.
W.surscros. Feb. 23d

WAsHIseror, Feb. ODD, 1916.
James +. Ste,cart Esq:
Both Houses of Congress having adjourned
over in honor of the Birthday OF the Illus
trious Washington-we all have ga breathing
spell'--and are a, liberty to spend to-day--"n
fun and -gossip-sleeping- or
discussing over the news of the "CAMBRA."-
As am not much disposed TO leave "my lod-
gings" to-day, will hold a little talk with you
upon the subject of our Foreign and Domes-
tic relations"
Ihave attentively perused "the files" Of the
Cambria, as far as | have been enabled 10 lay
my hands upon them, and the opinion which |
have always expressed TO you, that there
would be no war between the United States
and Great Britain, is confirmed by the las,
news beyond cavil or dispute. The news
regard as decidedly paci6c--not more so how
ever than the previous advices by the IIibcr
MIA, only that we now have Sin propria per
$opan the speeches of the Ministers, instead o
las hsfore) the opinions of the London Time
and the English Press in general. The read
or cannot fail TO observe that Sir Robert Peel u
not little chagrined AT the course OF Mr.. ia
kenham in refusing the compromise offered D,
Mr. Polk--and as far as he is enabled to DO $
has expressed his disapprobation OF tn
Minister'S course--not so much III words as y
action and nsnuation. For instance Sir Rot
er in reply to some nteHogatories propoun
dcd TO him by Lord John Russell, replies tia
he has "thehighest opinion of MIR. Pakenham
the greatest respect for his talents" and th
~greatest confidence in his judgment" "
"he must say that il would have been bette
had he transmitted that proposal (Nr. Bucf
anan's) 10 the home government, for the
consideration, and if found in itself unsahsta'
iory. il might possibly have formed the sound'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-02-26
Whenever the average price oil wheat, made
up and published in the manner required by
law, shall be for every quarter

With respect to all other restrictions, | shall
follow the scale that affects wheat
To read these would not be interesting to the
House, and therefore refer them for the par
ticulars to the printed statement that shall af-
forwards be put into their hands, II may be
sufficient for present purposes to say that a
general rule shall be adopted. There will now,
then, be levied on foreign wheat, instead OF
duty of los. duty Of As. at the present prices,
taken out of bond for consumption In the mar
ket. The right hon. baronet then proceeded
to enumerate the set-of to the repeal OF the
Corn laws which he proposed to extend TO the
agriculturists. The highway rates he propos-
ed to consolidate by transferring their admin
istration to the Poor-law Guardians! thus
placing them under the control of 600, instead
Of, as at present, 5000 different authorities
/ He proposed to alter the law of settlement. so
that peasant who emigrated from an agricul-
tural 70 manufacturing district, should clam
settlement after five years residence his
wife and children not to be removable where
the removal Of the person himself was prohi-
bited. He proposed an advance of Exchequer
Bills, by way Of loan, for the improvement Of
agriculture.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4.---The steamship Cam
brla. commanded by our excellent and esteem
ed friend, Capt Judkins, takes out to-day the
most important and gratifying intelligence that
ever left the shores OF Britain. Sir Robert Peel
-England's powerful and brilliant Minister
has developed his future commercial policy.
II is al once simple and comprehensive aud
under It's operation the exchange of commodi
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-02-26
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

We are without the letter Of our Richmond
Correspondent this week--however, we do moi
observe anything particularly worthy OF notice
or of interest to our readers, except the passage
of the Bill to incorporate the "Martnsburg
Manufacturing Company"-which, if con
finned by the Senate, and the Tariff rs not bro
ken down by our National Legislature, may
90 into operation and be the means of produ-
cling immense good and prosperity not only to
ourTown, but to the whole County Of Berkeley.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-02-26
w hig Mass Meeting.

A Mass Meeting ofths wings Of Berkeley, to no
inmate Candidates to represent the County in the
next House Il Delegates, will be held a, The Court
House, on Monday, the 9th Of March-being the
first day Of March Court Al half past o'clock II
the weather is favorable, the meeting will assem-
bic iu the Club House.
Political events, now Transporting, impose upon the
Wings OF the County the necessity-even more mr.
gent than that, which has, heretofore, eHistcd-oi
constant, combined and vigorous action The Par.
", which was defeated ct the last Presidsn,ia
Election by vote Of. only. 3s44l cut Of 2.7n2 Bag
the whole number Of votes cast, finds in this FACT
nothing 10 dspirt, every thing TO animate il. Then
Wings Of Berkeley, RALLY TO YOUR sTASpAnp!
Feb az lsAS. MANY WINGS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-02-26

etJosErH c. CABELL, Esq, has been COM
PEELED, by the growing dissatisfaction Of those
interested in the work, to tender to the Gener-
al Assembly his resignation as President OF
the James River and Kanawha Company
The protector of a great scheme of Internal I'M
provement like the discoverer of coal mine.
IS ordinarily the last man to profit by the fruit
of his own genius or good fortune.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-02-26
FOREIGN NEWS, &C.

We have surrendered our inside columns al
most entirely this week to the important Euro
pean news by the "CAmrRIA," and the letterof
our Washington Correspondent-tow which we
ask the attention Of our readers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-02-26

There are many other articles manufactured
by the American artiZan which may be ex
ported TO England with advantage, provided
this new Tariff is fully carried out.
There seems great inconsistency in admit
ting American bacon free, and charging hams
(the other part Of the pig) with duty Of Is
per cwt We advise our friends TO cure the
whole side, including the ham, which in this
country is called "a CANNON Of bacon" and
is estimated dainty dish," but do not over
do il with salt.
In few packets hence we will forward to
our New Yorkagents recipes for curing bacon,
adopted in the three most celebrated counties
of England, viz: Hampshire, Wiltshire and
Cumberland, which may he had on the appl-
cation Of letter, postpaid
Mutton hams cured are, in England, held
in high estimation by the epicure. These
could be imported free as sailed meat and our
recollection of the prices on a late tour through
the States leads us to interpretation that the eI
porters would make money by the speculation.
FRANCE.
Mr.. Guizot has noticed the remarks OF Mr..
Folks message relative to war and Texas
He had felt surprised at the language used BY
the President in his message to Congress, and
had considered il his duty TO claim in reply for
France an entire independence of action. He
examined the commercial reasons which had
induced France to recognise the independence
Of Texas in 1888, and rendered her anxiousio
maintain it in l645. The political consider
tons had been Of still greater weight There
were at present, he said, three powerful ma
tons intent on aggrandizing beyond measure
their acknowledgement Russia, and the U
States. France was not extending her dornin-
ions. In Africa she had made a conquest
was her honor and interest TO preserve, bui
the bounds Of which she would not overstsep
1t was OF the highest importance to France thai
those three nations should balance each others
power, and that none OF them should obtains
preponderating influence. She was conse
quently interested in protecting the indePen'
dence Of the American States.
THE AMERICANA MINISTER AT PARlo
Mr.. King, the American Minister al tns
Tuileries, has been drawn into Correspondence
with Mr.. Guizot, for the purpose of ebutons
a charge preferred against him BY the LONDON
Times, Of garbling the views Of the FIenco
Government on the subject of Texas, and pro
ducing thereby the explosive missive IN ne
Presidents message. which has caused sucn
sensation in France. and such prouacted az.
cussions in the Chambers. Mr.. King is saaE
TOO thin-s skinned and he has not betered NJ
position by appealing, through Mr.. Gulzos
the public against the structures OF newsP"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-02-26
ATTnNTIoN wHIGs.

We had prepared a short article calling the
attention Of the Wings to the importance OF
making some movement preparatory to the
opening of the Spring Campaign-but just as
we were going to press the following notice
was handed to us by several members Of the
party and to which we ask the attention OF the
Wings in all sections Of the County. There
is no time to be lost--it is high time "the ball
was put in notion We have conversed
with great many Wings in different sections
of the County, and while we have found a
majority in favor of the mode suggested in
the annexed notice--yet we have found very
many violently opposed to it and in favor OF
precinct meetings and Convention. For
our own part we care very little about forms
all we want are candidates of "ths right stripe"
and if they are put forward, we shall advocate
their election with heart and soul" We
were one of those who two years ago warmly
advocated the plan of nominating Candidates
bv 'Mass Meeting, I'VE are still in favor OF
il and believe il more free from objection than
little caucus Conventions" Let the people
come to the "Mass Meeting" and there in the
exercise Of their rights as ireemen require those
who are nominated "to define their position"
upon any points which they may desire Ger
,ainly no aspirant to public favor can object to
this form. We are content however TO abide
any form prescribed by the people.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-02-26
WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY &c, 1886.
.s~~~~~~~~~>>~N>N ~~NN ~~~~xsxxNSS
Published every THURSDAY MORNING
months, and $500 at the end OF the yesr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
THOMSON'S
GUM POU ND SYRUP OF TAR,
AND WOOD NApnTHA

For the cure Of Pulmonary Consumption
bronchitis. Asthma, Chronic Catarrh. IA.
fnenzd, Obstinate Coughs. Splitting Of
Blood. Throat Disease or Chronic LdTv,:.
gitiS, Poipifation 9t ihe Heart aud L.irer
Complaint, also, HhoopiHg Cough, Colds.
DC.
The Compound Syrup Of Tar and Wood Nspltha
- a combination heretofore unknOwa. eaeriins a
power over hoarseness scarcely cuLceivable; havit 2
a specific action on The mocus Ne and at Inc
same time bringing tie whole system M der as
powerful Influence. IL completely eradicaies The
cause OF disease, he a he,edItary or oherw isc and
ny striking nthe riot Of The complaint imPsrs hone
10 The dehiitnied frame AID gives renewed vigor Ia
he senen' sysiem.and restores he patient to pioma
Ure health.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
no MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS ANE
OTHERS,

HNHE SUBScRi6ER keeps constantly for sale,
stlhe lowest prices. IN assorment of MED.
ICIHES. DRUGS, DYESTUtF S. PAINTS. OILS.
GLASS. yARNISH. BRUSHES. &c. &c.
Confident his ptces will give satisfaction. he So
iiciIsoven ihO's who may not intend Ia purchase al
the Tine 10 ascertain the prices Of his goods
Any communications asking the prices Of gocds,
are most eh~eflully aud promptly answered.
lie would particularly safe. that he has Steam
Factory in conreIitn with his soie for Pawderine
Jaiap. Rhubarb, Ipecaeuanhn. and many other
Medicines; lOf grinding Mustard. Cinnomuo Ais
pice Pepper. Cloves, &c; md Lamp Black. Black
Lead, Henitfan Red. Chrome yeliow and green
Yefdcgrs. yellow Ochre sRd olhsr Paints IN oil;
ell Of which he Is able 10 sell OIL ibe very lowest
prices.
Points MIXED slready IUr nse and put up in ear
chen pas Of different sizes. for iamiy convenience
Puiiy Of the best qualify st2a eenis per 10. ouI
OF hladdeD. and cts per ~ IN bladJefs ia quonii.
iies 81 so pounds ord upwarcs
Dcr No charge made f,r dsliseying goods IN eny
part Of the cHy w w GORDON
DaDooI.r. No i52 West Pf,u, lev doors from
Liehl q. and opposite the q & ORR Depot
feb % BALTiMoRE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
NJ & r. SWEENEY.
"AvE jus, received aud opcneu 100 packa
FINE CHINA and QUEENSWAi

"AvE jusi received aud opcneu 100 package,
FINE CHINA and QUEENSWARE
Amene oiher articles they have
Fine Gold band China rea Sets from 81 To- 100 pc
Rich Gill and Fancy d. 20
Do CO extra fine do
Richly decorated Manel Or amcnis. Coiogncs. Fan.
cy hik.. Baskets nc. in great variety.
The LADIES' invited 10 call aud examine
ihese. as they surposs any thing oi The kind ever
before brought Ia this conniry mud worth seeing
Rich Gil, ond embossed Fruit b ske,s. heed s. high
White China do do da
Gil, ard plain Comrotiefs, CasSetullcs. Tnreens
Beats aBi Saudi Tea Pots sugsrs and c. cams.
Tea aud Coffee Cups and Sas, err. Plates. sc. avsd
plain and ia.cy styles, sells pieces 10 suit Gus.
toners
in common We have Li"erpool Dishes nnd
Plates al all sizes. Teas aud Cuilccs. Tea aud Coffee
P"'s. Sugars ani Creams. &c. uf vatisui colots.
printed. flaw ing hue and Fancy 'ralr Sells c. IN
Ison edged Plates. Dish. 8 Tens. &c. Sr. wuh eve.
" "iher ar''cie usually kept va The most extensive
Establishments VA The country. AID Which the pmbli,,
need only call and price t he satisfied ,ha We sell
"wcr ihin 'hey eau be purchase elsewhere. We
have on hand and are co,sioiaiy manufacturing
Cut and PLAIN Hall L.mps. Lanierns. Tumbler.
Dsae-. &c, vhch ingelhsr with our stuck ol
aueensware. we invite the ieniion oi purrh nssr..
'',her wholesale or re'aii. Warehouses; Nos aud
Monroe ST.. Wheeling. Va nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
CHANCERY sAIE.
LOTS IN MIDDLE WHEELING

DURsUANr 10 tho decree ptopounced in ne
sui, IN Chaucrfy On The l7n dat Of January
! $40. wherein
William Dean is Complainant
AND
John GilchuS. williom Coffin aud othss. are D..
fssSaa's
The Sherno ~ Ohio county aeiing ss commission
n under s,id decree vii ,hef fof sale The iunt
dior 81 he couu htuso ~ std cnudy OF Ono, co.
Saturday ihe ooh dss NJ June 1876 IsFs tum-
hefed fWo houdfed aud SIX one huhdted md one
one hundred sud ihiuy eight. one hundred snd
i1uy seven me hu bred d luUy nine. sui tbirt
two. t206) (l0ll U35) U41 u49) (32l .uonte in
that rau IT Middle wheclmg. (nlW p,r of ihc
cry 81 Wheeingl laid "a by Noah Zios John aW
ceu ond Others ~ 90 aang " such pafis thereof s
.hsil 70 nree.g,fy ~ soNriy iho debt, rjefrst as
c.st-. d'ciced % cota aieam 90 be- capo
r R,iS-T. ger ccrf0i zoe rntc o., mrrr,
b. pa't Fash "a De fssi3He .befep Dbl Ih %
equal oeymehs. at .u, ,~fI,c s.st'-fH
r. 10 he hay o' .nlf. r,t
I v.nq a. y $50
/ iion tiie ~ ~ sae
JOIN q EDtt. - fr
ma, % &c WosDs, . {.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
FENDEFGE.
AMERICAN AND

ENGLlSH HARDWARE.
MAILING 'WsIurons aud 'GuAius
IL Scylhe8
llalehs' Patent Conuier srllrs
.Adams' d. C,dce Stills Oh kiais
,Wm Rn~isnds' hlill and cfoss cai Saws
Gfenses and Buichsr's File. sud Edge Tools
% Locks Laiches and BIZ. llnges
Bfushcs--faa usys-Fuer sheep shears
k1iees nni Fofts-- S.HOus--bfsss eahaiesiitks
Sons H.fd ud Fena8nt Save
sekie. fr.re cioit-. Anv s. Sc; iogriaes wit
3 4, nefgi ss.ufifnr nliisniWHfe now DPaulng sns
l0f sslc very loo tof CASH ~
HENRY MORRIS.
mY9 C1fnef Of tisin ST. 4, Msfksl alley.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
BELIEVE AND LIVE,
Wonderful Cure Of Pulmonary Consumption
ty Thomsens compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood Nuphihal

PHILADELPHIA, Ma, 3. Al
Mr. Thcmpson-Desr Slr:--lI is not wiihin
ih" p'wer of language express To you the crnIi
md, feel foe your kindness. but hid I ability The
iame OF your medicine should be sounded thruur H.
oui the wurid mt the beuehI Of suffering hunna ntiy
IN every clime. ! do not say too much and well
aescd fac's bear ne out. when say your com
ninnd Syrup OF Tar and Wood NaphIha, hos ihrouc "a
Pmvidsnte, literally raised me frum death bed.
Last isll contracted severe cold resnl,ing in
vi"leni ILLUMINATION OF he lungs. which threw ine
i"'S rapid decline, with rackng cough splitting of
blood paiptlaiiou of The heart aud oppression; aud
nj times The circulation seemed suspended, cold
ness would come over me, and leli thai the row.
ets of liie were fosi giving way. Nothing TOOK
hehehtied me. my appetite having LEFT me. my stu-
mach aud biwels being completely deTanged aud
my physician gave me up. saying was past help
and must de.
Mr. Vicker- one of The undersigned called to see
aud kindly brought me a bottle Of your med cine
hut iuund mo IN dy,rg stale. he LETT The medicine
however, 0nd | ~ lar revived To wailow with
great difficulty aleaspoonin and astonishing rEdced
WAS lie effects; before taking my iirst bole Ihren
oil lrom my lungs large quantity al corrupt matter
which relieved mo wonderfully and enabled NV
lungs TO cal. The dissnse completely arrested
and Ia YOUR Invaluable medicine alone owe m,
restoration to health For time had ohssee
Of the Jefferson 4 A SoceIy's Reading R,nm. aud
thousands know and en- bear witness IEaI the
iOTes"r statement ~ strictly tue.
Wnh feelings or lasting grah'ude,
! am respectfully yours. &c.
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street nbuye George.
We she undeniene'. being PERSONALITY acquainted
with Washington Mack aud his snlTtrites, bear
witness 10 The astonishing effects OF Thomson,
coIsqonnJ Syrup OF Tar and Nsphiha aud tho rull,
OF the al1ve statement.
JOSEPH WINNER. 348 North Third ST.
DAVID VICkERS. ~ Almond ST
HUGH MGINLEY
s T. corner al rHmmnnv and FuurIl Sis
GEO w JOHNSON. Market square.
ieb 10 6m Sole Agent hr Weston Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
KEEP rr BEFORE tux People,
JOHNSTON Il BERRYHILL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ~ =
FOHBIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS.
No. l3l Main Street. WHEELING.


va OCLD advise all pers"ns wishing 10 mr..
Wv chase anything in Thor I,se Ia a,ve ,ber,
a c"ii. We hove been continually recei, ing goods
SINCE The first Of Tho Sp,hg and we believe we
rave almost every article ihni he calico for in
me Dry Goods way. al the same time comprising a
great many articles only kept foe wbolesaleing.
winch are usually kept IN DR., Goods house
LADIES DRESS GOODS-Lawns; Ba,zarines
baf"ecs; Lace Lawns. Bingham do whde glass do
SIX shiped Cinghs plain aud hard G,urham oi
every descrpiiun ila' do Gingham Lawn rnhes:
Jacopei aud Sw Iss do Mooslin de Lame do. Nous
In de L1ncs cnshmo rss; Swiss Muslius barred d.,
striped do cambrcs; Tsslcno Musn- all colon.
Shawls and OF The la'es, styles; Gross Skr,-.
corded do Csmask d. trerch worked cuIlnrs S,en
ce,s; cravais, Bonneis ard Bounei Ribbons: can
h. rciers; ariiicinIs; Fhwsrs;& &c.
FOX GENrLEMEN--fne and suuetfoe
French and English ch,ii,s. do cassimeres; Gam.
hfoon,; iwcc,is; Lines DriIlinas; Bird aud cs'nr.d
Summer cioihs; dap d't.'e; bofd md plain co,,on
Dili'as; silk and SATIN ve-,inr; Fine Aerino; Mar.
-eiiiss su Valencia do. cravais; Gluve. and Snsneo
''efs, uusiefy; srped anu PLAIN Irish Linen; Shisl.
re Niasiins; 5leached ond bro: ELK AID merino
undershr ls; Lamhs Wool do Linen camhric Ldkfs
.,lain aud rul,red
DOMESTIC GoODS--B,o' Muslns. Ttking,.
rhecks, marine shirtins. Furniture. Plaid blue Do.
mesi'c caiicoes; 'rowelling of every descriplios;
BIRDS eye DiapeEDamask do crash Linen Sheehng
Linen and cdinn Table coihs; bleached aud brown
Linen crnmb cloths; Napkins; DC. dc.
CARPETS-CARPE'rS on our second H,or: OIL
rl"thsvery heavy, and also Table Oil coihs; Straw
Mailing; Rugs. DC.
iiaiieIs' Furs aud Trimmings by the VIII olesnle
CAPS of every d.srrip'iou; Lurn Butaps. just
reed 10y JOHNSTON & BERRYuILL.
mny No l3i Maui 81. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
NEW GOODS.
GREER & MOTTE.

NO lG2 MARKET STREET,
IL AVE !USf RECEIVED from the Eastern
u Clues. ia'ge assortment ~ Flesh
SPRING DRY GOODS,
Which emhfac,s ell the nInti iashIvna he style of
Goods Tor Ladies dfessesaud every variety uf Gen
~ mems Wear. winch They o6rf On ~ reasonanle
ierms os lhey can he purchased al any other house
~ This Guy. We can make II aa object Coz those
Who give usa call 10 purchase WITHOUT looking else
whcfo
DRESS COODS-New Style OTgsndie Robes.
French Lawns, new peilebs; Balzafines French
pnd Emglish Gmghamz Barages. Bingham Lawns;
Apscas Sc.
A large sssprrneni ofCailcoes Chsop.
DOhESTIC GOODS,
Rf0wn end Blrn,bed Mush1 Ticking, Dnliings,
Chechs, pllm enj plaid CJtoa Goods ioi Psnis
sGd Coats 81. sc.
GENTIEMENS WEAR Freseh, Eagilsh ard
B. gan Cloths OIL cnlos.; PLAIN md laacy Ca.si
meres Snituets Jeans. CoshD,cfetie SUNNI CaBlhs
Pan anj F,nfy Linen nnli1fs. SanQ and ofhei
Vcsiirgs, SILK Linon aud CImhie lldFts Susp n.
drfs. &c.
Every Mind ~ Bonneb. Ribbans sod Trimmings
Pafasnls. snn shades ibr newest syes, IN shor
everything hoi is usually kep IN Dry Good
/ sore % rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
INSURANCE..

LID ISKS will he taken Ivy the FIRE g. MARINE
H0 INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at the ioipest rates on
Buildings ofall kinds, stone, brick OIL OGDEN
and their contents:
STEAMBOATS,; factories; mills, &c.
FuTniture:
And merchandise OF all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the trans
portauon ofRoods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals
and railroads.
For the character of the company is TO promp-
titude and liberalIty in the adjustment nd pa =
ment ofiosses. I'VE beg leave to refer to the mer-
chants of this place an elsewhere who have had
the adjustment of claims upon US aug4
Oflce on Ma in ST. r.. w HARDING See'y.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
JENNIE Fire and Marine lnsur-.ce Company
u Of Wheels g, will re,urn 10 per cent on
all premiums seceIyed Tor risks taken from. This
tine who're no loss has occurred.
feb 81 II w HARDING, Secretary.
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y " s. U" X II ~ G. II


FIRE AMI W. MIN lNSDhANOEs
I>OBE INSURED--or Lot to be-ihni's The
qnesiion whether IL IL better by one eep
ing FIRE. 70 be rnined--and suhjrc, TO nil tho ill.,
that flesh is heir To. or. like rruden, go To al,
Protection 0fee. and there be made safe. comforls-
BILE aud hsppy-we have for you !, determine.
The Protection InsuraLce Company 81 Hartford.
Conn. having already paid ever $500 900 Of losses
il the wesicm Country. IS entitled % The highest
confidence. aud their necnrAi Wheeling, Virginia.
WE PETERSON.
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills facinrics, &c acther with their con-
tents, such ms furniture, merchandise. machinery
and every other description al insuiahle properly
Also. so steam keel and fiat bnats ard Iher cnrsoes
To and from any port on Tie Western Waters. OF,
the mosI fea.uunblc terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
The same rs AT any other flee IN Wheeling.
Ofhro on MUnrae street opposite tie Monroe
IIou @. and near The Posi- Office jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11

OIL CLOTHS, TEA CLOTHS. TABLE
CLOTHS. WINDOW BLINDS FIRE sCREENs
DOOR PiECES. COACH CURTAIN STUFF
GREEN BAlZE FOR SIDE BOARDS. BU-
REAUS. STANDS. sc. SILK AND MUSLIN
APRONS FOR CHILDREN.
OSEPH WOOD. Of East wheelsr. would re-
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ed To- erecuie sFden Tor anything enumerated sbovc
os 10 hisiine gnh nestnsss. Durability aOd despatch
House Pa'n,ifg, Glezing and Paper Hanging aio
suended TO-
Residence and shop nesf the Old Crown Cls..
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