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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-07
THE LATE JOHN H. PLEAsANTs. ESQ.
FROM THE nIcHaosD WIG.

FROM nICHMoSD wHIG... a IN
We announce this morning, with which we have
scarcely words to express with anguish in which this
whole community and the people Of this entire Commonwealth
will SHARE the death, the unmely death Of Joas HAMrDHS
PlEAsASrs Esq, late senior editor Of this paper About
two o'clock Friday morning, in perfect calmncss and re-
signation he yielded up his spirit to his God.
Upon the melancholy circumstances which have led TO this
heart rcnding result we need not say word. They
familiar to every mind They require comment So sud-
den 50 appalling has been the stroke that even now
scarcely realize the dreadful truth We in measure
stuu;ed we know how believe possible Yet alas
= too true The hand which has often rested upon the
table where we sit and welded mighty the public
indwhich Il, thoughts that breathed" and words that
burned has enchned thousands of admrng hearts, now
cold and motonless gifted Of genius has been stricken
down in the nheaven Of his John Hampden Plea
SAINTS is more II,
Mr. Peasants was the eldest Of the late James Flea
SAINTS former Governor Of Virginia, and United States Sen
ator from this In the spring Of 1924 he established me
Richmond WING, and devoted years Of tho most un-
wearied abor before yielded him living compensa-
ton Since hst period the paper became the organ Of the
Whr party, and made its way popular favor and
able patronage more powerful and brilliant pen than that
Of has never been enlisted in the editorial ranks Of this
more sincere advocate Of the great cause to which
his efforts were devoted breahed the breath of life
Il
more true gallant and generous spirit never dwe IN hui
man breast Honest, forward full Of impulse he
looked at the right and counted consequences ne
ampled under foot with noble all sordd CONSCIENTIOUS
Of self and made the which he conducted bright and
perfect mirror Of his manly heart.
Mr. PLrAsAsrs would have been fortynne years Of age
some time in March. He has left aged mother two chill
dren several ssss brothers. and large circle Of deso
ed relatives and friends lament his loss Our deepest sym
naies are with his bercaved household with the helpless
phaus, 20 early proiestax pRn bsek and
choerIess word with the gray haired mother from whose
bling hands has been the staff with which she Sustained
her footsteps down the vale Of ycs and from whose ps inc
sgoniaing cry is forced my son my son wouidto God
that had died for thee with all wose hearts are bleeding
under this dire calamity most sincerely mourn But i IS
idle to whisper now word Of coincidence to the bereavcd
No human lips cam alleviate their unspeakabe SORROW The
balm for eef like theirs be administered alone by Di-
vine Physician and him, in humble reverence and adoring
ih know they viii look for light in their darkness and
hope in their despair Dssst 3 s
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-07

Fnon Nxw ZElLAsD.-We have received the Auckland
Times Of September 49, ls45 Our readers VIII recohec' na
v.l l;mshes had taken place between the Natives and
the British troops sent protect the coonis and that e
troops had suffered severely in attempting TO storm sockade
The paper before states that up to the 18th OF
no decisive intelligence had been received from the seat war;
breo vessels Of war; the Hazard North Star, and Daphne,
were al the Bay Of Islands, and troops were expected daily
from Sydney, N. s. W. When they arrive the war wl %
prosecuted on the part Of the British with vgor The natives
were encamped in the mountains preparing 70 a' on me
fcns;ye having found that mode Of warfare on several pre-
y;ous occasions the most advantageous. F'f
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-07

R,,,a.r D,v,prsps From the annual reports OF Mas
s.choss railroads we gather that upon the Lowell road
s,, income az sI77 025 or nearly ten per cent upon Its
capital, was realized during the last year on inc Name
si32 1884, or about per cent upon us Pao UP oa'
sas7 7ae or shade eight Per cent on the
Eastern sass 800, over cent on the NASHUA
ga $50 Or thirteen per cent the New Bedford
or twelve per the Norwich 1oony TOT %,a asssn
sns ss, ~ nor cent after the purchase Of new engines,
pe, deno &c On the Western road the nett earnings were
# interest s442 s5s upon cost Of or
nearly SIX per cent. On the Fchburs, to February Isl
nearly ten per cent. for the year.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-07

800 p,rx (;oxx--Jeremiah Howell died at
MorYs county on the 18th instant, aged 90 years
RAJ oghs He was at the battle Of Monmouth and par
anu - other scenes Of strife and glory IN our golden age
Axoraxn.-we hear, just as we go TO press,
~, Abah Harrison venerable citizen Of Orange and we
presume, aS oSs Of 9s years -Neonk Advertiser.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-07

Tar IRoS HUsrKa arrived safely at New
Orleans on the morning Of the 18th ultmo letter written
on board that the trip made without accident Of any
kind every thing in the vessel working to wonder 81 do
not (ssys the wrte how the vessel can be improved
We have averaged forty pounds Of steam, and our greatest
number Of revolutions have been forywo We have run
along thirteen and half miles per hour readily with the cur
rent, The pilots say the strength Of current is p to miles
per hour. Judge about 81. LIZ.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-07

GaEAr LAND SALKs.-GERRIr SMITH, OF Petersborough
IN Yl offers to sell his immense landed property at auction
in the months of June July and August next The lands
lie in forty Of the counties OF the state OF New
York and comprise about 75O 600 acres The auction VIII
Be held at fifteen different places on as many derent days
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-07

R,,r,su VESSELS ron CoIusBn hvin-.ne
c.,~an Courier mentions report that the British ship
% so guns, Com. John Gordon WIN Aeau'e. anu
h.d been dispa,chcd by Rear Admiral Sir George Sey-
ors, asa Columbia River, Oregon and the ship Grampus
about 10 be sen, there Immediately on the alteration q her
ms e.l.a
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-07

NV ComEr.--On Thursday evening new elescopic
comet was discovered by Mr. G. p Bonn, Of the Cambridge
Observatory Its place. p. NJ, dcduced from neigh
boring stars with annuar mcomeer was one hour and
twenty six seconds right ASCENSION and two degrees egh-
teen minutes north decination.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-07

NJ a. . Ma, RonRrR-Dr BRADLEE, convicted Of
robbinr the nails and imprisoned for the offence In is4i
died in his cell at Ptsburg Friday week Previous 70 ms
,lestf he confessed his guilt.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-07

MIcHIcAs RAiInoADsA bill has been reported for the
sale Of she Central Railroads. forming cwpondon with d.
recors IN New York, Albany, and Boston. The capital
stock Is 81, 600, 900, to be paid in cash.
Among other things the bill provides that the company
reron the road with Trail speedily possible fifty
miles to be completed in two years." t.aN.
has been taken in the House which indicates that IL
will pass that body by large majority In the Senate there
is moro doubt but il is considered that will pass n the
bill psses private capitalists ready to take tho road
once, reron IL and finish 70 s. Joscph Lake Mich
gan.-AJdny Argus.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-07
PUsLlsHED sr G.szss : sEATo.w


Two DoLLARs years ONE DoLLAR for the first regular
session each Congress Frrr CKnTs for the final
sion Of each Congress and the for each Extra Ses
sion-payable in All cases In advance.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-07

The Steam Ferry Boat between Alexandria and The Mary
land shore has resumed her regular trips.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-11
TO MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS AND
OTHERS,

UNuE SUBSCRIBERS keeps constantly for sale,
the iawesi Cruces m assortment Of MID
ICINES DRUGS. DYESTU5 S. PAINTS. OILS,
GLASS. VARNIsH. BRUSHES. &c. sc.
Con6Jsn, las pt,es willgive s'ii.oction he So
liciis even iboe whp may not Intend 9" purchase o.
the time, 90 ascertain he prices Of lis goods
Any communications assing The prices ~ 60 d.
ere mast chsorully and p"'mpliy answered.
lie would particularly safe. that be hos a Steam
Factory ia connection wih his store. cor PawdcuG2
Jaiap Rhuharh. Ipecacunnho. uud many oiher
HcdIcineu; or grinding Mnsiafd. Cinnamon As
pice Pepper. Cloves. Sc; md Lamp Black. B ack
Lead Vsnuian Red Chrome yellow and green
verdegfis. yellow Ocue and y hof Psinu in OIL
all Of which he q able 10 seh al the very lowest
pfres.
Pants MIXED alrerdy ~ nss and POT 40 in cor.
then pols 81 different sErs iof ianily convenience
Pui'y ofihe best quality A. ~ cents per IL. ont
Of blsdjers. snd cis ser 10 biudders. 10 quand
ties ~ so pounds AID upwaf's
Or No ehasge made i,f dsiiserng goods iu onl
pou 81 The CITY w w GORDON.
DaUoer.r. No l52 West P,u. le~ doors Eon
Lsht o.. snd opposite The b & Orr Depot.
hb26 BALTIMORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-11
F0R SALE.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER h-fs Tor sale Lots Nos
y AID I3 10 ihe 9Th square ui ,he pddilion
h Souih Wheeling (cnled Kurhler,0u) lnd ou'
by SAM Spusg and jan Ruch.e. upau whirh T.
cttrcj comfortable aud c.pveuienj brick dwell
iiug. aid has an excellent garden containing Sn~
ricty ri choice Ffuit Trees and Shruhhcry; .uud
Weii OF wa.er. stab ing. smoke h,usr. Sc Md g.
pleasantly snualcd Toe property isrow uccupi'd
by Jacob T. Bier who will Iakr pleasure ~ shpN nag
II Co any ole desiring lr purchase.
ALSO--Thc undivided one baf of lots Nos
end q and ihe undivided huif ~ he Npfh tall as
Lot NJ 3 ~ b. I'd square ir The ahu,e snid nddi
lion in S~uih Whrelug. Wuh lhcis imlrpvemen's.
consisting "fn large irsmr dwelling. crlninius 10
rooms - anA 20 ieet each. nud iiier bindings. &c
ALSC-Loi No l76 in ErI Whetlnr. br,ng 90
The Snutu cornar uf John ord Firth Suets; sad ioi
has threc fton's, MAX og 24l isci--hss .tecied co.'s
ii a comfortable frame dwelling nJw sccupied ~
Philip Bier. 30.
ALSO--4O Itei uf The E,s SIDE of lot NJ l45
IN Easl Wneelna on John street. nisin ,,hirh o.
erected guud two story hrlck dwelling. nrw occu
ped ~ hc subscriber Tar above properly MI
be sold ri lpN ruces end on accommodates terms
apl7 n l. e JEFFERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-11
TTEONTSnRg'S
COM POUND SYRUP OF TAR,
NNnnn

For he eure Of Pulmonary Consumption,
Bronchitis, asthma, Chronic C0tOrIh, IN
fUensa, Obstinate Coughs, Splitting Of
Blood, Throat Disease or Chronic LarUA-
Fiiis, Palpitation Of tie Heart oul LiJer
Complaint, also, HhoopiHy Cough, Colds,
&c.
Foe COMPOUND S,rup of Tar md wood NaphiLa
ia combination heretofore uukItuvu. oNrguug o.
powcr"ver ho,rscuess sca.eeiy Conceivable; hay. g
q Specific a'uuu un ihe mucus Issue amI az ti.,
-umc inuo hfingug ,Ao Whole sy,len updrr Dos
powerful Haueuse. Al completely er,dIrnios thr
cause o; diaease. ho u h"tcii.np ur "ihetNi sr auG
y striking 1i lh" r'oi at hc rnupl.iut iypss tauc
to he d,Liuocd irHWc 'ud sivc- renewed s"r To-
he general > sicu'td resi"''s lac p4:nt 10 omu.
iute health.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-11
Nj. & T. SWEENEY.

III AVE jusi received and uptp,u 100 packages
IA L FINE CHINA snd QUEENSWARE
Amcng other articles jhcy have
F,"c Gold band China Tea Sets from 81 To ] 90 ps
RiCh Gill aud Fancy ~ do
Do a. extra One do
Richly Decorated Manicl Or anents. ColOgncs. Fan.
cy Ink, Baskets Ne IN r-cat variety
The Ladies ne invited 10 call and cxaniinc
these ~ ,hey surpsss anv tliug ul The hind ever
before hrougiiii 10 THIS country sgd a'c worth seeing
R'ch Glib aRd emb ssed Ffui ,skeis. luccd & high
Wlno Cmna do du 10
Gilt nsd plain Cuinroiiers, Cn-.crles Tuueers
Boats AMI Stand; rsn Pli,. Sugars ail G cams.
II and Collee Cup> end Snuocr. Plates. &c, lnisd
plain aud iacy styles, IA seis rccos " SUIT Gus.
toners
Ia common ware we have IL~err"ul Dishes aud
Plates ~ all sizes Teas and Conses. Tea and e ice.
P"'S. Sugars ond CUam-, &c, oi Vntisn~ culoi>
pr'n'cS. flrwiug b.uc nni Fa,,y rDil.l Sc,s: c,m
rsnn edged Plates D,h s. Teas. Sc. Sc. wish eve.
~ other article usually Kept "a the most extensive
establishments ~ the country. aLd Wh Ia li,c publ,
need uuii call mid price 10 he satisfied hat We cell
lower ihai they can be purchase elsewhere We
have un hnrd aud are constantly manufacturing
Cut and plnn ilpil L,mps- Lanterns Tumber.
ID she's. &c. whick treelhce wuh orr stock OF
Qncenswarc. we invite the teriion oi pore hossr.
eiiher who'e,nlr or reail Warehouses NJ. aud
Monroe ri Wheeling w nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-11
cmANCrRY sALr.

LOTS IN MIDDLE WHEELING.
DURst ANT 90 i1c drcfee ri"opanced in the
spil IN Cbsne.ry on the i7ih deg ct January
1886. wherein
william Dean is Compliment
AND
John C,ehf.t. wi'liem Cofia and aiher. ore D..
fss9an's
The SAef IT of on 30 county acting ~ Commission
ef under sid decree will Or for ale a ihr iHHi
dnor % fhe cnnf house nf said county Of Ohi", 80
Saturday, ihc ooh GA, Ut jane 1886 LIS tom.
bsfcd fuo buodfed sud ,x one bufdfcd md one.
one hundred end thirty eight one hundred Hnd
nriy seven ops hu tfed ed friy ui0e. anil thids
49,. 900 400 U37}u4Tl Uigl l32J '"ome 80
that par 81 M.ddir Wbseling. tuuw % l1H oi dee
cry 81 Wbesbnr] is.d 90 'y Mech L1n" John j a"
cen 1nd afhcfs 90 90 maug ~ suth fafs ihefe'i.as
shall be- nsce.s,fy 90 satisfy Dee dth .ief'si oIi
.ts. drcieed ihr ron. fiatnnut BOO the coo o.
r. RliS-Ttn Ger csri 90 ihe pure a.c money
q hr rad iu cath. Ed tbe fesidne here't 90 tiifte
equal p.ymepis. atsis, Twelve nfd eiehiecn msu.hi
lraio Ihc d1y of sole, re purchaser of purchaser
r.yrE tnrds wiih god s,cuuy bcarug iui,res
/ if0m the DAY q safe
JOIN q EoFF y ~
/ m4,gI * g. Wrous. . o C.
| Tle.aIs 10 zoe Shove prpfri, b. ipned uut
Saturday bc i..dsy o, August, 1916 600 u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-11
II I'd nnTsFnnn

WUAs JUST rersVed large a.sortrent ~ Sc.
IL CARS End TOBACCO. Tbe ioi'oWing sfe o
sl,l Of the diH feri brands % Segaf9
5000 Regala las Tres CofOnas
5000 do Minerva
1000 DO Caxsdofcs
5000 Havana IA Nofma
1000 Reeala Dos FtHos
5000 90 Victoria
5000 do IL Psz
1000 Washington ~ Norma
10000 Havaus u different btsnds
10000 Principe Do Ia CRUZ
5000 do Steam Bal
5000 Gusi0 Ssns
FRUITS.
so Cocos Nuisi Ofsnges, Lemons. R8i~n. 'g.
F0nesj doz houlss olive, ! case sard'ne.;
eates of Lemon Syrap bon ffcnch Cho,nllrc dHia
Up % superior msnnrf i,z bottles taptpi ] q
osst Treble Gmpe wrnei qfea.k OBI Band
Of 1905. fih proof which b. isf medical pusp .se
beside gissl insuy afIcits too n1.nsnus
mention, r11
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-11
KEEP ~ BEFORE r6E pkoPiEr
d BERRYHJLJ,
WHOLESALE AND nETAtr. prAtrps ~
FOREIGN AND DONE sTIC
DRY GOODS,
NO: III Main Sireei, WHEELING

No. lol NAN Street, WHEELING
otLD adVse aii persons Mi,h,ne A., n,r.
chase anything in The Ike 10 give ihcn,
''"' we nave been continually receiving goods
s'"'' mo hfs' OF The Spring and We believe we
nave almost every article ihnt can 10 cal,o far IL,
ne NY Goods way ai The same time oumprisinr n
sfeh' many articles only kept Tor whnlcsalcinc,
winch are ~ tusuailv kept mn Dry Goods house
LADIES DRESS GOODS-Lawns; Ba'z,rines :.
bafagcs; Lace LAWNS Csngham do White glass do
SIN slIiped Ging ham; plaiu and hard Bingham OF
every uesrrpiiun, tla,k do Gireham Lawn ruhcs;
Jncone, md S~ is do Aluuslin de Lame d. Mons
hnde L'inCs; cashmere; Swiss Musl,us; barred di
striped De- Cumbucs; Ta'letna hiusns al cul.r-
Shnwls and pf the latest styles; Class SL,u,
corded do Eamask d. trerch worked cnllaf.. Sprr
rers; craVai-, Bcuncis ord BuunCi Ribbons; con
h. 'ders; nr'i6cinls; Fl"wor,; Sc.
FOR GENTLEAiEN--fiue and superfne
French aud English clnihs, do cnssImeres; Gam.
hfnuii'; twceds; LpueH Dsilinrs; Bird aud c.ore,I
) INNER cloths; dapd'Ela; hard and plain CO t,,,
ID Hing; srk aud snuu Ve.t,ng; Fine Meuuo; Mar.
-eilcs Sn. NaiencIa do cravni.; Glove. aud Snsecn
lens Hosiery; s,tped onn PLAN Irish Lnon; Shir,.
q Alnslius; blcaclsej oni bro; silk aid mrr,no
undersh RI; Lamh's Wool do Linen cambric hdkfs
linn aud rolored
DOMESTIC GCODs--Bfp' Mn,l;ns. T,ckirrs.
hecks. m'rine shrnng, Fnruiinfc. Plaid, blue D..
nestle 'al,coes; I"weiiing a. every descripunS;
Is rd's eye Dppor.Ia mask do crn,h Linen Shcei,ng
L''en ard c'rl"n Table CLOTHS; heachcd aue brown
Linen ru rh cloths; Napkins Sc Sc.
CARPEIS-CARPETS a., our second q ,or: Oil
rl"ihsvery heavy, aad Table OIL cloh,; Straw
Mauing; Rugs. Sc
iaue's' Fus aud Trimmings Nv the VII olcsale
CAPS oi ever, Description; L,uru Burups lust
fecd hy JOHNSTON 4 BERRYulLL.
may NJ l3l Mam S. whsc,g, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-11
RETURN PREMIUMS.

Their agents are authorized 10 make the fol.
lowing terms win their customers:
Any person InsulIng single 1Sk by which
no loss TO the company i sustained, SHALL re,
ceive return on Application TO the agent, OF
10 pei cent on the smrUni pad. On nett or ~
premium paid each year, amounting 10 $500
or over, IL ? per ce.d on do; amounting tu
al 200 OF over ! 5 pPT CP0t IAN -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-11
WIy.IIAW ORR,

OIL CIOTIis. tn CLOTHS TABLE
CfOTuS3NfNUOW BtISDS FlHf ~CRfENS
DOOR pIfCi.s. CDtCU CURTAIN STUFF.
GREEN BAiZE FOR SIDE BOARDS Gu
UEAIfs. STANDS sc. SILK AND MUSLIN
APRONS tOR CHILDREN.
VCsFPI WOOD oi E,-t W tecHss, nupid o.
.asrtlB.Iy fnhf1. Doc gu"iic lut ao 10 rrfpif-
td O.. s1r,u.e aff,t. ar 1uy .hI.a eHHurrIfd ,D've
70 ia hif hue ,IH. n.ft.sss. flat. 1ri ,rs,ai'lt
ll.8sa Pauaf 3, Gai.ns md f,.ff ilHs.ug OF. ~
sitt.d.d Co.,
Re.,Jones soI sae, r,,f soI Crown oIus.
Woke. ora
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-11
TIE GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STOREii!
q NEW ESTABLISHMENT JUST OPENED BY
J. z. TIITS s 81 c.

[ One door ADORE The United States Loiei,l
WATER ~ ME LING. NA
NE PEOPilEIORS h,veju,i received und
now oprniug large rad clc 1n, a.suri
mr"i "i fure'sn aud D,,nr.uc Gn,,is pur,has-d 400
New Hu'k. Philadelphia AID Blum re. 20 whic.,
The AT. nuon of the clrzrn, uf Nhccliug and sur.
Tuuudme cnuu,r, are respectfully invited
Dor sock ls perhaps. ,he larsc.i ~ Ihe city en-,
sraciog oil lhe latest and mus, approved sly rs
CONSISTING &
CLOTIIs, CAssIMERTS. &C
y these wc huNe a. rate oud tN,rilcit .s,Ori.lcnL
such ps Brk blue BIN. Bne. lnyisllle Green nnd
other Fancy culofs hr, pies rcsc ne he,ca hree
ond we'll selected uss't mont ul YES liNGS, such
plain aud Fsrty SATIN. p'ain aed Gs'd SdL. plsnn
fancy Marsciiie, Brn, Cashmere E'giist Qusliins.
Ac Be
.TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS,
lnc!udme % quaiuie. il.d criut,.
If,,h Lncus. Lihep Chorb. Cugham. GnThroons.
ard all other hrh C,ods .u.,a.lo irr Snnmrr Wear.
Il Large Assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Ni.dr "i.d lumueJ q" g'"si sl'', g. s'iU thr an
dm;e requirements "i Purchasers. 'reeiber with az
endless asSofimcnI Of fine snd fancy puic,s. s"ri
~ hin,n aud C"uur SiIfs S,ti Culnrs. Lo,om,s
iilb Sc3rfs, Su,pc, drr-. Glove. u sirFS.&c
Il'N Ing pfocured tuti,rs and wnihmcn uf a..
know ic'lged merit we are prepared 10 make UT
"ny anicic oi Cutng iu "rdof in sylr ,ha. eau.
rot f,il ~ tis ti.--s- ~ to- 'fr't''- ~, ruTnht
ning nnd elegance, nud ~, act The Gs"d Inieii'
viii be fpsna 10 he ono 81 The mssI fashionable
Iablishmeuls ~ the cav.
ia conclusion We invite our friends respectfully.
6" call uud examine niiI siock prevsss u puschasina
rl,eNhsfe a. deiet,sited ln pay ihni aieniI,
to our customer ". ich VIII MI only mem bur
secute their patronage and - luenre.
II nUSS x co.
take ibis opportunity 10 mention, That hive
res ausd business on my accoust. "a rIeinre tny
ifIrnd. aud customers especially inViCd IL call
un me Mt he slUre u( IiUSS * 60.
az 10 G W GRAHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-11
II " y u X n " G. r..
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
" o BE INSURED--or LOT To be--iha,s Ihs
II question: -wheihrr II is better by one sweep
irg fire. to he ruineS-nnd subject To all Ike M
that Aesh IL hcr to. ar. like prudent man ga 10 III,
Protection Office. and there he made SAFE comfOua-
BILE and hnppy-we leave i"r yuu eelcrmiue
The Protection Insurar re Company 81 lIariinrd.
Conn. having already paid sver $500 600 80 losses
~ The Western Coatiry. - entitled "a hc highest
confidence. and their agent ~ Wheeling. Virginia.
W F PETERSON.
will take fisks un dw elliul houses, wnte house,
stores, malls. iSciurIrs, &c.tgcihrr vuh theif CON-
tents, sHch as iUuiiuro. metchandiso. machinery.
aud ev"ty other Jcscripuoa oi Insutphlc properly
Also. IN steam. heel and lat boats AID he.r catgucs
Ia 0nd lram my rOrt on The Weston Waters or
The most reasonable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
Tie samc any mhrr flee ia Wheeling
Office Muurye street opposite tie Monroe
iI"u .. md near Tho Posi- Offre in 10
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lNIANts
- CRIMSON s. INIT HOUSE. SlGN NNp
Es OKNANENTAtPA PAINTERS 80 les Ws.'
s,.e Msin 81 ere a'wsys tref4tcd with Doe htsi
aorhu.,t and mat.rs. a t1r.a.e Ell uf3cfss iIri
Ia, ,o ifg ttsf ly. sri ef tne iHte- uirs
Eysfy dtscrIfHu ID SIGN rAiNriNC pt Oh
rlNG ssae in ihe bcsf asaatf msg i9
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INSURANCE.,


III D lSkS Will be taken y the FIRE & MARINE
Ia INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at The iowsst rates OH
Buildings OF all kinds, stone, BRICK oil OGDEN
n,ld their contents:
Siea:nooas 81 factories; mile, &c.
Furniture;
And merchandise oiallkinds.
And aGains all dangers offending the trans
poTtatIon ofeoodsonrivers, lakes, seas, canal :
and railroads.
Fer tie character OF the company to- prcmp-
titude and IberalIty in the adjustment aud pm
ment of!0sses we beg leave {, refer 90 the mer-
chants of this plac q q elsewhere VINO have b I'D
the adjustment Of claims upon MS aus4
Oftlce GA Ma in ST X. W HARDING Sec'y.
KETUE n pRESliI NJ.
" He Fire ard Marine lnsur-.cr Company
ell premiums .eeetved foI Ii,ks aiken iron. ihls
tla~ where no los has ocrurred.
ieb ~ II w II tRDING Secretary.
s. WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
THIS company .bclng now duly organized, Is
PREPARED tOmake insurance on every dcs-
criptIon ofFire sud Marine Risks, such a Gwel-
ing iouses, Store II ouses &C with their con-
tents. also, s Steam BOats, Fiat Boats and he
Boats with their carRcee. L. aad rom anyroFi
on the Ohio nd MISSISSIPPI rivers. or trotr trih
utary streams. App Icau0n for insurance o ~
made for the present attne Office oithe wheel
hs Sax'nFs ms '''"''"" R MCCOY soe"y
RETURN FREM USIS.
VWNnE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa
III nv OF wheeling will return 10 per ceni
on all premiums received Tor risks taken from
this date, where no loss has ocouTIet
Il Mccoy,
March g. 1915. S cre,nty
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LOLUMBIIS, 90 INSURANCE CUM
PA~Y
oncN,nU gnr tyTJETyT n

HKLIST. Al Shnger & S'elle'> Warehouse,
Wa sr street.
YESHEY will l0ke risks on Buildings OF al
u kinds:
Steamboats, and CargocS Factories, Mills
KeeIboat>, FlathoutS aud CarSogS Sc, aealn>
loss oI damage 10y ire,or The dangers andpe'il'
Of the seas, lakes or uveis, on very favorable
lCImA.