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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-01-22
SENATE.
Thursday January Is, 1876.

The bill for simplifying indictments
for perjury being under consideration,
Mr. Thompson of Amherst moved
amendments; and, after some remarks
by him and by Messrs. Wallace and
Stringer, the bill was laid on the ia
bic.
The bill providing for battalion, in
lieu of regimental musters in The 9th
regiment page county, coming mp
for consideration, various amend
ments were offered and discussed.
Mr.. Bondurant moved to :ecommit
the bill with instructions to report a
provision for dispensing with all mus
tiers, except of volunteers, and that
the commissioners of the revenue
should return list of all persons liable
to military duty.
This motion, and an amendment
offered by Mr.. Wiley, to authorize
musters to be dispensed with, West
OF tie Blue Ridge, and an enroll
ment somewhat similar to the above,
occupied the whole sitting Of the Sen
ate.
Both propositions were rejected
and the bill, and an amendment
offered by Mr.. Wallace, laid on
the table on motion of Mr.. Caper-
ton.
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FOR TIE SENTINEL.


You are very ,punc,ilious, my dear sir. Why
IN the world dds you tell us at first that you
wanted the distsnce, on the Surface? You
gave the diameter. and required The distances
Dear me! just look al them
The difference is not worth troubling the pIin-
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-01-22

ion eNhort me to "be no, discouraged. :"
No dismay, sir, no dismay. If | had resolution
10 penetrate through the very interior of your
COS tersdiiiis, you might have been sure that
would find no encouragement in reposing on
lis surface. As you say it would please your
mind, and especially as it gives great-iF9llsspe-
to please, VIII add, that the area of you, i>os-
celes is l9A. r.. so l-2P.
In conclusion, have to say, that it would
add much to my stock of solutions on hand al
so. if you will tell me, through the Sentinel,
how deep globe of oak, two feet in diameter,
will sink in common water2
7. x. II $50.
New Market, Jan. II, '46.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

PETITIONS PRESENTED.
By Mr.. Contemplation from cit
liens of Lewis county, for Rail Road
from the Potomac to the Ohio Riv
er.
By Mr. Cather-memorial ofci'izens
of Frederick county, praying the pas
sage of an act to prevent the ravages
of Sheep-killing dogs.
Also, petition Of citizens Of Wood
county, asking the incorporation
of a company with power 10 construct
a Railroad from the Potomac to the O.
hio.
By Mr.. Hall, of Taylor-memo-
rial from citizens of said county for a
Railroad from the Potomac to the Ohio
river.
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RE SOLUTIONS.

On motion of Mr.. Harvie, Resolved,
That the Committee of Roads and
Internal Navigation enquire into the
expectancy of Incorporating the Anne
liza and Notaway Railroad Compa-
ny.
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Its EngroSsment.
This bill, which was upon its second
reading, having been placed in that
state again by vote of reconsidera-
ton, was the order of the day, and
came up for the action of the House.
Mr.. Toler of c., who had voted for
the reconsideration, moved 10 amend
the bill by striking out Buchanan,
Christiansburg and Salem, SO as to
make Newburn the starting point
leaving the terminus of the Road, for
the present undetermined The a.
mendment created long debate, in
which Messrs. Toler, Burwell, Fox,
Lamer and Harvie favored the amend
ment upon general grounds, while
Messrs. Thompson, of b., and Good
son opposed, the former because duty
to his constituents required him to do
so-the latter, because he thought it
might defeat the whole bill. Mr..
Thompson's opposition was subse-
quently withdrawn, with the earnest
hope on his part that the interest of his
section would not be overlooked hereaf-
ter;and that the Road, when once COM
menced, might be allowed to progress
towards Buchanan.
Messrs. Broadus, Taylor, Harvie,
Baldwin and Tunstall spoke in favor
and Messrs. John H. Gusts, Rice and
Garnet IN opposition.
Mr.. Pendleton, whose able argu-
ment of Tuesday on the bill we shall
soon publish, hoped the amendment of
Mr.. Toler would prevalent because
he preferred Salem or Newburn to
Buchanan, but because he had
become satisfied the terminus of the
road could be properly settled hcreaf-
ter.
Mr.. Toler having adopted the sug-
gestion Of Mr.. Broadus, to make Salem
the starting point, the question then
came up on the engrossmen! Of the
bill. AT this stage,Mr, Chrisman sta
tied that, although he had voted for The
Reconsideration, Of the bill hoping to
hear from his constituents before il
"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
HNNIt.tNf-rt,,~ I
,ATlNE & SYRUP


AN tNilRE NtGErABlE PREPARATION.
ENoI Cure n~iSCICfCLA. EAiatxsr1e.f a
n Ms Je,nis. Ct.roHc Rhenraeti.In. Cont, Lam,
hago. tySPEPs STA. i@G,gcSisa. EJurGsens IN "A,
SkW. Nrnls Rash. Tcuer DEorsY. SyPaiielie OF
NlcrCHFisl Dlseasss; In sh1u tom all diseases ar.
-ing from an AirURE state OF the BLOOD. a de.
'sreed co"diiion 81 the Digestive Organs or The ~.
JVDSIors u,e pi MERcpRv. 4
u ia now SONS iMeive years since the prop, ie tor
ciine 10 The knowledge Of ihN syrup. in Which
'ime - has be feels harry Ia say. tar csrecdc,i hi,
expectations. having performed lures whcrc
-. s:m'. Panacea and ,hs v.rous preparation. ol
sarssraihIa could no'. though persisted IN is "a ione
lime, produce the least satutsfy ,H cts upon the
raIiei,tS.
la ia rroper,c.. /, u Tonic. Caflarne. D,Ssio.
'e'ic. DIeore,ie. and scis upon he LIVER ~ excl,
ting II When iauguk ,ots,rciyn.
A. an Abe o "a and Pa,.fsr &c The BLOOD. ~
i hooesly belle. ed by Tho rsopnoUn IA ei!s, 10
any other medicine nv IN use.
iodeei a wasno ,uhl he bod become fully SAT
isfed of ats great medicinal Virtues. iugc,hrl " ith
The solicitations OF pefsaas who had witteSsrd the
snnc. that he would consent Ia nniicc uhrotgh The
medium of newspaper. "a snch "a c0u's. 10 him
seemed Iso much hike ~qssck-sy puni.g it,
self ,nto notice.
Through the persuasion al many petsons. who
seem ,o think him la duty hnund 10 publish ~ 10
tho world Lr the tsneGt OF sIderirg humanity. lie
has VI length eosne Ia Tho conclusion OF pursuing
'oe course niopitd ny every CON punnuef 81 lltck
medicines. hpugh he treats not With that blrviacsd
,ff'onirry Which many use Ia order To cram inrit
-iuii down the ihtohis OF a too easily dcluJed yeo-
pie. Certificates of cures havs olcn been ten
dcrcd him. Cor which lac feels tfIly ihaaktul to
such 'r their go q in,rniions) hut such things lac
never deemed Necessary, ~ ho docs NJ all times
CONSIDER Ia. assertion "a it-rlf. all Suf,cient. and
those Who caDnUt take or sDanled what he says.are
under no compuision 10 take his medicIno Ac-
rumPanyirg each bottle nrc Instructions fr taking
u'e syrop. aud also a descnplon az tho hind
ni tuUd u be used. With tho mode of PIE
gsring o. For sue at
BRENTtlNGEtvs APoTnECA. Mon roc 81.
Near the Court tiouse. where can hc he.i o. an,
h.ns ri the day OF night. Pn,siciau-' prose- s,p,.ons
ana family n rdicipcs 81 sli dc. ctiptuEs
Also Erenihnr.ri. Compound Syrup oi n rcsei
inf the cure OF Coughs. Colds. Lghyiess oi The
Chea AID ~Iac'p'ent ConsH~p ios.
Should any rerson I,iicr usiug | bottle 90 this
Cough n ixufe. come back and saw lac Ind r-c-iys ed
NJ hen,t' ton, y. his MONEY shall lie 'sfd..aed.
dec % ly
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WASHINGTON HALL

MAEKET STREET, sTEuBEsvILLE, CHIC,
JOHN iR ONS, Proprietor.
NiIIS establishment has been iaken ty the uns
dersigncd, who respectfully begs leave IN
iniofm hs friends aud the public generally that II
has been rsfued aid furnished 10 a style not sur.
passed by any house ia lHs place, and al least equal
To any % the West.
Washington hall 10 located In the business part
II The o n. OH Market Street. nearly opposite The
Coun House sad public baidhgs. nbd " Thin q
iew Steps Of The Market The siiUaI,on Is fhe most
elevated Of any potiic house la he CITY. comma
i'os a view Of the River Tor several mile' above
aud below.
An OMNIBUS and Servants. will Al al lime.
be ~ readiness To- ronyey passengers aud their beg.
gsge 10 snd from The stesmbuai ianJiugs
Every sec"nu odaiiun which The public hst6 o
ngbi . sIpeci may nov he had at he Hall. on
terms 80 reasonable a. offered by Any Other god
ioose IN SieuAsnvIl!e A. he proprietor y 10 spare
oo IsinsO Or espenso IN fondor general sslisiscIion.
his. with HE long sfpenFnee Ia he bushes. all
make Il the interest % those Who come tts way
To- 'sivs AIN a e1A' JNO IRONS
der9
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In CR II y CE.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.


FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
v NO BE lNSURED-or tot 10 be-ihs,'s The
~ question -~he,her IL 10 better by one sweep.
ing 6se. 10 he ruined-ana subject 10 all the Ills
thai 6esh 10 heir To. or. like ., pt,dent man 60 to The
Protection Office. aud Ihen he made safe. comfoda-
hls and hsrpy-we leave for you 4, determine.
The Protection Insurar &c Company al Hartford.
Coon, having already paid aver 100000 OF losses
in ths Wsslefa Country. 10 entitled 10 The highest
confidence. aud il'eir agent Of Wheeling, yirgIuia.
WI PETERSON,
will take ri<ks on dwelling houses. ware houses.
siosss, miis. factories, &c. together with their COM
tentB. snch an furniture. merchandise, machinery.
and every Other description of insurable properly
Also. on sisam. heel and fat bosIs and their cargpes
70 aud from any pori on the Western Waters. on
abe most reasonable terms
hssi.. Return PREMIUMS
The nme as Al any uiher flee in Wheeling.
80 Ofice on Monrse street. opposite the Monroe
IIou 9. and near ihe Post Office. jan 10
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SELLING OFEAT COST,
nErERMINING 70 cIsse on, my present .'ock
al cost and expenses. Lsdies can sp~ecuisrs in
buying The following articles Of
WEAR.


Super French. English and Scotch cashmer res
OF The me- est patterns. Silks. Alpscas. Bombazines.
Tuniss,eanes. Msnnoss; French, English and d.
mesi. Chinixes and Prints. several hundred pieces;
Scotch. Manchester aud American Cibehams In
great variety; Ribbons. Flowers. Silk aud niohsir
Fringes. Gimps snd Other trimmings-a large stock
of Concis, Corded Skirs. Welsh Flannel; Ga Twist
Cotton and wool Flannel. Silk chain and genuine
Welsh Gauze Flannel; Linen eambtie Hdks a very
large and desirable assontneni; LiUen Cambria.
Jacone,. Swiss add Scotch Null and Book Aiuslins,
Cambr'cs, plain corded and plaid. Long Lawns and
ali oiher such white goods--Threod Laees aud
EdS,nes. Lsle and Cotton do; JicoDci AID Swiss
Ecsings and Inserting .. the very best assortment.
SHAwLS-s super Tu,kerr. Cashmere. Tibet.
Wool. embd md plain, hioaslin de Lame do.
French Mcrino do. super Hack embd Cloth. Thi-
bet Wool and Alpaca Shnwl; a great variety Of
M-otning Showls-oiso n large lot OF ccicred plain
and emb q do. Blanket. Cotton. Brocha md o,he,
medium and low priced Shaws. Als'. SUPER
BLACK AND FANCY COIORED FRENCH
CLOTHS FOR CIOAkS
CRAVATS AND SCARFS,
Velvet. Shk and M.nDo. a hends,me assortment
B,nne,s Ncives. Silks and tlower.. French
needle. worked Capes. Chrmizeiies and Cpllac..
handsome snail Cad. high colored Mpusiin DC
LANES for children; super black Lace Wells. wors.
ted Cap AID Goats Tor children: Gum Elnslic and
,feh Suspenders for Boys HOSIERY. Black and
White SILK. Alpaca. Merino. worsted. Lsmb's
Wool. Cashmere. Cotton and Germantown Hrse. OF
uii coioss and pricts, Cor Ladies'. Misses and Chii>
dren: also Greeian Bpois Ter children. GLOVES
Black. ~hire and colored hid. black and ~bie silk,
Cashmere. Mer,no. Cui'on. f,llei. Neu. koIIair ard
every o'her Description OF this article. ,of Iadirs.
Misses and ch'ld'en;a large and superb stock, To-
se,her with every variety oi Goods ior Ladies' and
Chidret's wear. w r SELBY.
nov % Corner Main & Mad son Ss.
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tSr RECEIVED aSsfy lsge sns ffh %.
- . hrfrht 81 eWCisg e. o.. conerna 81 p,a.
ppnj H. o. o. fram Sc w. .iNg d.iisr.. Ruhy
Gamer Tapaz Opt. Argnb me Pead Set snd
% lef Set Fr9f
Veu hesg ifau fnr G4} Rnr. Seal aod M1s-
D hinge s mo vegy 6ne LsIi,- ptt@. Niih Cas
mcru. Iofaz l-I esther ssape stis
Foe Btfs ss. Nsesircs-. Bracelet Cissfs Sc
fre C.t Glaff anl 600 Clsia4
q ~ Gnsfd .ys.
Am Osuirinens Frs. yoy ne N8tosd Pm.
'aihff ah,ad of anyfftor fou htte y n m be
m .ttt ST. q ne lNoe Gail aUI sfe fttm
spf OR 3 ff 3 sth Store 7ets. ~fWia,a,n
10. tI,t Goti JNO RlSiscr.
Sra sf,l- ORfGLviE m HaTcH
81, ~ fO 49, sf.ig sfse,
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COOKING STOVES

VIE Sub-criher h ~ ihis day received o large
u lot Of Coskmg Stove, from C,scinnaiI. from
he mannfsctoy 81 G Wolf a. Co. which makes his
assorimeot of Ihuse stoves now complete lie has
al.o hand various other patterns. among which are
lac highly famed and JusIly celebrated
HATEAWAY'S PATENT;
all OF which Will be dispused 81 st a small advance
on cost My motto - small profits snd quick
uras
Persons ia wsst Of she above OF any other auiclr
my l'ne, Copper, TIN or Sheet frsn wstes) nil
plesse eail 81 The old and veil known sand on
Union street. where %borgsins chn aiways lie obtain
ed. octl is TtIOS q CULBERTSoN. AEenL
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NOR SALE. The Farm OF The mou,a 81
4 G'enIfs knn "a Ohio cuun'y. Virginia, en-
9i1ttng "boHI 100 acres. formerly The properly Of
Josiah Charll"e decreased. snd sJjprnn5 lasd. Of
he hours 81 b t'rmcr and oinen IL les i,nmrd-
''ely ON ,he bank Of Ihs OHIO river, wifhin four
niles oi wheeling, las on IL n numH,r or nt,i r.s
,oai banis w'biD a lew rods Il ibe river. aud "a
vel stored ~Hh iiHestooe, together Wuh several
~ 4n"f"c' p'st "a sini s're. There II GO
es7O acre. u sivef bvitJ.a. AID the fe..due l. 80
.mo soEe hill hand
j "hl De spId on a reasonable eiedil. an ,Ogs-
acre ~ separate parcels az psrh,.sr. may ~Irsfs,.
S"r iurhdT Poffi, aian cAl on ihs subscriber "a
Wheeling. z JACOB. Et
OCT ] a. WA REYhOIDS
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WA REYNOLDS

ElNOR SALE.-My farm situate on The r1li.
u "uhln a mile OF Wheeling. containing Uyer
i've bundled aces. with more lhso 40 handed
srfes under fence ard IN good snnai,ion. II viii
divide With sJsanisgs mo several Ifarls; bul W
anil purchasers ! v I'll sell Il together or IN panss,
aud on n libern credit. JACOB.
sep 10 81
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INsURANCE.

III IsKS viii be taken by the FIRE & MARINE
,INsURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
AZ fAs lspest rates on
Buildings Of allkinss, stone, brick OF OGDEN
ana their contents:
Ssesmboa,s; factories; mills. &C.
Fufnitures
And merchandise ofsll kinds.
And against all dangers ate nding the trans
porssuen ofeoodso n rivers. lakes, seas. canals
and railroads.
For the character Of thu mpanyas TO promp.
titude and hberaiity in the . adjustment and pa ..
ment OF iosses.-we beg leave 20 refer 90 the n,er:
chaats Of this place Ind elsewhere who have had
the adjustment Of claims upon Us. aug
Once on Ma in ST. r. w HARDING Sec'y.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
VTyHE Fire and Marine Insurance company
Of Wheeling, will return 10 per cent or
all premiums received for risks taken from ihis
trvs where no loss has occurred.
feb 81 n w HARDING, Secie tary.
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MILLINERY
sToCkING nANfFACTOHYs
JOHN ErKHART

E|SPEClFtILY ihi0fms tie ciiiIens Of
"a Wheeling ord eicinfy. hat he cOn,i0Gss 10
mapsfecistc StutkirEs. Shirts md Drswsfs Of o
sup efsof qualify Whtitho y Ihankiul Tor pssi 10.
VOTE. Re hogSs BY aieatuu 10 busin,s ~ merit q
continuance ~ he s1me OtlN FCKUARF.
Niair g. .nnpsifs the y ~ Bark DIVA.
y y. he eN hefrsnef kesp ua hanJ < ef an.
nsie ihin hes ever been manufactured n be rsy,
SEP 20 3m
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FRtIT TKEES.

A FEW THOUSAND VIRGINIA HUCHEs
N CRAB APPLE TREIS snd a barge ss,i. ~
of;be bee selt oed sraiic9 lsuIis ff sale Gy
n ZANE. Whsthns lslsud
Esrspns dfsrous Of procuring Fruit 1Uss eau
n"i hni . ssuef spPoruuiiy Of supfij ins ds~-
selves.
Relief TO Or Johnston, Louis,ile X, jsess n
FuIsy'h snd g. pJmry, WbssG W
M. ~ 44n
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FOR RENT,

WILL RENT my Store House in ih6 speiog
to . good Irnani on very desifoble terms. and IT
desired will rent The d~ cling ben.s s.'junine n.
with The Store House. w 4 SEiBY.
nov %
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nj. & r SWEENEY

hs a. J. Oh EL-N Ell
just received and "pencu 100 paekages
III FINE CHINA sni QUEtNSwARE.
Aneng other articles hey have
Fine Gold hand China Tea Sells from 81 in 100 ps
Rich Gill and Fancy Il. ,u
DO 90 cx,rs 6ne d.
Richly decorated Msniel Orr amea :. C0logncs. Fan
~ Ink. Baskets &c iu great variety.
Tbc Ladies' s'e invited IN call Hnd eSapine
ihese. NJ they snsr9s- pHv ihing Of The kind ever
before brought 10 ihs cDupify and are worth -seiug
Rich Gil, aud embossed Frun q 'ske,s, laced & high
Whre China ds do do
Gilt afJ PLAIN ComFplIers. Ca-serOlles. Tuueens,
Boat. sni Sisp!,; Eco Pots. Sugars Hnd G. cams.
Tea and CuGee Cups and Saucer. Plates. sc, fpied
plan and fancy styles. IN sets OF riecss 10 suit Gus
TONERS
IN common ware We have LI-errnoi Dishes and
Plates ui all sizes. Teas and Colees. Tea and Coffee
Pots. Sugars snd Cfesms, &c. oi various colo,s,
printed. fluw ing blue and Fancy ToiIe, Seis; cum
mon edged Plates. Dishes. Teas. &c, SC, with eve.
~ other article usually Kept IN The mosf extensive
IS ahIishnenis 10 Inc country. aud Which the public
need only call md price h, lie satisfied ihs, We 'ell
lower han ihey ran he purchase elsewhere. We
hive on hand and are constantly Misunderstanding
Cut and plain tIali Iampa Lanterns. Tumbiers-
D shes. &c; ~hteh teethcr with orr stock 81
Q~ueensware. we invite the a lenIion 81 purchaser.
eiiher wholesale or real Warehouses Nos Z and
Niunfoc 81 Wheeling. Va nov IL
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ARRIVAL

ANotnbh AHtftAb.
VIE Suhscf'beT has just received - few boxes
Of Goods. which IN sddrian 10 lms lot ~hish
he opened a few weeks -inco ~ili make his stock
complete. hts friends and he pabiic are requested
70 give him q rail-. a. be eIp@cis Nv c,tsiani at
ientnn 10 ny snd plea.o all D w BAseErP.
Soaih Wbeelrz Or 9Th.
u {, me splendid styles Of Cs,bme,es ere IN
Ibis crowd. yr 21
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IL a STORE EST.

BOOkStl BOOkSlt.i m ~
, VIE StBsCRiBf,R Ia. jas, received q new
~'rk .niiled MINSTREL Of Zun ur R-ls on,
songs ~nh appropriate Music. chiefly otili.rl by
ue ksSs iiurier ard H,kcfrld. also a surpl, .y
Family ans Puckot u hlv-, ya,i,u. irndinss -
Works on T~lsolosy School d obs. " 9TH n y~afissyr I'd
a maoacs for lac ensuing ,s.r.-
} FlSilrV Agent.
nov IL NJ ISIS Main shest b
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A ! GREER a NOTES H5ts1 " ,se's'.
"a en- 10 hsd Gs.d Rsf sns IN Ifsnch . g.
slfh Beaver. sstd and sfhs' o9s,, slso s-s.
y We ehstrsA "a 2 a4t Gofy Clss.rsns N ~ ?
Call snd zee fhtn eri =
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EEORsEs fO8 ssLE,--Gha ye to- mt rs,s
Hafsos lof ilsfsss Or Saddle. NE Vi ,ssp =
shi s.u ~ gery low pneos
tul4 r M'GiN<ta. Msfse, Sqoars
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Wholesale AND RETAIL
RONR al ID. b.

DttSN NItbNE. nNNs
JOHN FISH kk, A:t. tioos sailsr AVID staitonS
er, NO lJ3 Maln StTegt WhetliBg. Va. ..
hcl! tue patronage. Of bis former friends sra
customer NJ his Ola stand, whyfr he Nil. hs
abieto supply them win Books and SiatloneYy
al reduced piices. lie has now "a hand a lasfs
assortment. aud iscpustantly receiving snppIiss
OF Medical, Miscellaroous. Theological and
School Hooks. Aiso, Bibles of every variety 81
Binding, all OF which he IS able Ia siicrr as
the city. " -
H.ghssiPrce S'vsn for Rags exchange.
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" I'll q g WE s.

Nv WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASH
INGToN CRY. PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
n BOSTON Tue National Road aud Coed
Intent slSee Companies. are running G daily liuts
10 Cunhcrlond. connecting with The Is & q Y H.
.Oafy n hours Stage travel To cihct OF t,e above
ci'ics. ,he balance by Railroad.
Time To- Baltimore 81 hours.
Time 10 Philadelphia ~ hours
Fare TO Bal,imote Il DOLLARS,
hare To Philadelphia - Do.
Si daily lines leaves the Coz Siege and Rail
road Office every nnrniug al & O'Clock A 81, and
eIirns FURNISHED al any hour a load should ufret.
Fotihrough Tick.Istu Bllinorc ond rhiladsipina
aIp'y at the Cos oiiec. No 35 Wates St. Wheeling,
Va ,nc d.1r Nonh Us 1ioIei.
For uOod Intent Sispc Co. w q STEELE,
nEJ WA X NEWMAN. fct ~ u "a.
Greet Ctnrsi ROUTE Red rood aud Siers Office.
sep 10
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UT &c BE KNOWN ,ha, A 70 ADAMS ha.
~ RID he Rsw York and Paris Fssbioas g.
!eH sed WsnisF 81 1875 sod s and aiso a snail
~ OF Csssinseess ard Veshses shieh viii ~ made
np 70 osdsr N ne less Fsshu ons. Thrse ~ho van,
fashsaeahls Clolhes had belle, ave hns a call.
spet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CArIrAL 100000.
THIS compsny being now duly organized, Us
= prepsTed fonfake insurance on every des.
cripiion ofPire and Marine Risks,such asdwei.
ling Houses, Store IL ouses, &c with their con,
tents. Also. Steam Boats, Flat Boats and Keel
Boats with their careoes, TO had from any rori
on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. OF their trib-
nfayy strcs inns. Application for insurance. 10 be
made for the present NJ tut Office ofthe wheel
aug, r MCCOY Sec"y
RETURN PREMtU MS.
TyHE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa.
MY Of Wheeling will return 10 per eenI
on all premiums received for risks taken from
this date, where no loss has occurred.
r. Mccoy.
March }, 1885. Vewmw Secretary.
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10 uOUSE-kEEPRRS.

Your ATTENTION - called - n lntsr aud Will Sc
lec'ed "ssouinenlo OF Furnishing Goods al every dc.
scrip zen. M nav &c
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NIRGINlA-lS CnASCesy-Ai rnles he'd
ia the Clerks Office of The Circuit Superior
Court al Law n, q Chsnccrv fr The county pi Chhl
~ 10. month OF January 1916.
Roecr Morrison. Erccu,nf. a, q Elizabeth w MIR
risou. Esreuiris Of he last viii cad ,es'tnn.ui %
Joseph Morrison, late ii Ohio county. deceased.
O. nnIninnnrs
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Ansiin Peay, william aueasius pcav. William
Wocd lord Ross. olso known ne William Woodland.
Henry Allen. Joseph Gill. klixatoi, french. Esr.-
.niux aud Peter trcnch. txes aior of William French.
late al Ohn county. deceased Henry Mor,o-. Fan
cts u Hosnbro-k and Thomas Hon.rsvk. John ~
Clarke. James a Clarke ans Henry aio'tc.
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FOR GENTEEMEN.S wEARin
AT COST.

HE AyING determined To sell OF my present
HI stock Of DRY GOODS al cost and expenses
! cas- offer txraofdioary inducements To lhsse wish.
Ing 10 purchase tho fnllawtne ortIclts. ,iz:
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VIII find a. a. ihcr advantages 10 call and see
ir themselves have purchased my stock all Tor
cash. AID lower lhsa onv other heusc in ihis city
1 Gao assure The pahlic generally. II they VIII hn'
eive ne a cali cSn ave thew ihe In,ubic sf Iaok.
,ng elsewhere. cor ny gpods aud puoes csnno, iail
60 please any Who may favor me- With E call.
sep 81 ALEX uEYIAN.