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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

The Bloomington Herald declares that
a quantity Of wheat we ighing seuenfy.one
pounds to the bushel was recently pur.
chased in tina, place. The editor challen.
ges any part Of the Territory to produce
heavier grain. We don't believe il can be
done.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

The New School Presbyterian Church
at Fort Madison is nearly completed and
will probably be dedicated next week. |,
is the neaes. building Of the kind in Iowa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

The Indiana Wing Convention have
nomina ted Joseph g. Marshall for Gov
ernor and Godlove S. Orlh for Lieut..
Governor.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

Gen Taylor's army a, Corpus Christi
is very sickly. Several deaths have oc-
CURED; among them. Col. Allen Of the %
Dragons, is mentioned.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

Dedication. The new Congregational
House of worship at Dn Buque is to be
dedicated this day at ! pas. 6 o'clock,
p. NJ.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

Judge SToRY.-ln every civilized coun-
try the fame of the late Judge Story j.
acknowledged and revered. The Barris-
tiers Of Lincon's Inn, England, are about
10 erect suitable monument 10 perpetu-
ale his memory. l.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

Eigh.y-two thousand nine hundred and
ninety foreign immigrants arrived in n.
York during the past year.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

Mrs Thomas, wife Of Ex-Governor
Thomas Of Maryland has obtained di.
yorce from her husband.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

Ii has been decided that State has the
Constitutional power to levy tax on
passengers arriving at lis ports. New
York did this 10 guard itself agains, pau
per immigration.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

The Democratic Convention of the S:h
inst. held at indianapolis. nominated
Gov. Whiicomb for reelection. Paris c..
Dunning is the Candidate FOR Lieut.. Gov.
erner.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

Major MAuRo. on Jefferson stree. has
beautiful assortment Of Goods sniiable
for the Ladies. We mention j, in this
way, because we had to crowd OF. his
advertise me nj, detailing the articles. 7as
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

The George Warrington. said to be
the largest steamboat. in the world; was
launched in New York on the 3O,h ul.
She is $40 fee: long. 40 fee. beam. IS
feet wide, with 80 inch cylinders and l2
foot stroke.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

The Iowa Penilen,iary at Fort Madi.
son has, under the new law, been leased
TO Mr. CoHgEK of Johnson county. We
understand his bid was one hundred dol.
lars.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

A large party OF selllers propose leaving
Arkansas for California next Spring
They are TO rendezvous at Fort Smith on
the FIRST Monday Of April next.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

.7tfempt at escape by the prisoners in
Rock Island Jail We learn from the
Davenport, Gazette, that the prisoners
confined on the charge Of numbering Col.
Davenport. attempted to make their es.
cape on the morning Of last Sunday week.
They had removed their irons. perfor.
ated the stone wall and burrowed or
made passage through the earth to with
in few inches of the surface. The TAILOR
obtained information Of their purpose
through the fundamentally Of his watch
dog. They had got SO near the surface
that small boy belonging to the jailor
caued in while walking over it. This is
the third atlemp. they have made 10
escape. They doubtless have accomplices
outside.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

Two hundred aud fifteen ladies' of Bos
ton have forwarded TO Miss Eliza NJ. Rid
die, of Virginia, one dollar each for the
purpose Of completing the Ladies Statue
Of Henry Clay. Mrs Barbour was tbs
originator Of the project.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

A fendish schoolmaster by the name Of
Asa Merriam, in Wilmington Mass, SO
severely beat one of his pupils. a lad only
ten or twelve years old, that his life was
despared Of for several days. Merriam
had made his escape. but his friends came
forward and paid 800 to hush up The
matter. The boys only fault was inabl-
litv 10 get his lesson.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

The Ohio river was in excellent nsvi
gable condition a. las, dates.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

The Hon. GEORGE W.. WOODWARD
has jus, been appointed by the President
and confirmed by the U. S. Democratic
Senate TO the Supreme Bench Of the U.
States. This is the same Judge. who, in
the Convention 10 amend the State Con.
s.iiution Of Pennsylvania, in ls4l, pro-
posed so to amend j. las to proven. any
foreigner who may arrive in this State az.
ter the 18th July, 1871. from acquiring the
right TO vote or hold Office in this Com.
monwealth." He advocated this doctrine
by very able speech, and is called one
of the grand fathers of Na,ivism. As the
Democracy have nonopolzcd all the love
for foreigners that can be found in The
land, and in the face Of remons,rance
setting forth his real sentiments on the
subject. it does look queer 10 us that
Judge W. should have been appointed TO
this responsible station. l. especially
looks queer. when we consider that
question Of appeal may be taken up from
Illinois at almost any moment involving
the rights Of those whose privileges he
seems so DESTROYS TO curtail. Foreigners
will soon have to cry out as did one Of
old. "save me from nv friends" Judge
w. was the late defeated caucus candi.
date for The II. S. Senate,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29
$4,000

The reported Revolution in Mexico, in
which Paroles is represented 10 have
declared against the government. and that
he vas marching upon the city of Mexico
for the purpose Of displacing HERRERA,
has not, by more recen, dates been con-
frmed.
Mr. SLIDEL. our Minister, had arrived a,
Mexico.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

Col. HuGH Il. REID, has been appoint
cd Brigadier General Of The frs, Brigade,
l.t Division, Iowa Militia. bv Governor
Clarke.
1t is highly necessary ,hs, there should
be general mus,er,so that proper returns
be made of the number Of militia men in
this Territory to the Secretary Of War;
Until it is done we cannot draw on The
War Department for single muske,. II
We are to have war we should have a full
supply Of shooting irons. There certainly
should be depot of arms in this Terrific
ry, where our citizens may avail them
selves of their use if necessary. We
hope Gen. Reid or The Commander in
Chief Of the army and Navy Of Iowa or
whose yer busiue.s it is, will stir in this
matter soon
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

Large Pr.Jfts.-The income Of the
Western Massachusetts Railroad for the
year ending Dec. 81, lS45 was
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

The risesis clear Of ice .. high up as
Quincy.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

We will publish the whole law in our
next.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

Expenses, not including it,
teres,, &c. 365 900
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

The packe, ship Oxford arrived in N.
York on HE | 'h bringing Liverpool dates
up to the 9th December. Although this
ship brings news but Two days later than
already received, still. if HE intelligence
can he depended on tits highly important
l. will cause great excitement in This
country. as i, has done in England. The
rumor is, a. taken from the London
Times. tina, The British Anti Corn Law
League had ,riumphed. We give below
The pro and con OF the rurnor. hoping that
the mex, Steamer, which will bring about
a months later news, and the arrival Of
which We expec, to be able to announce
in our next. will confirm the news pro.
mulga,ed by the Times.
There seemed 10 be no doubt express.
ed by tbs Liverpool Chronicle that this
statement is substantially true. and the
announcement had produced the most IN
tense excitement-,he mos, astounding
sensation, says the Chronicle, ever caused
by newspaper article, and the effect OF
which will be visible in every nook and
corner OF the civilized world!
There seems indeed, 10 be no good
reason TO doubt the announcement of The
Times, and none appears TO be entertain
ed. Assuming that it is substantially
correct. the intelligence is Of importance
to commercial interests, and the effec,
which it mus. necessarily produce in the
United States can hardly be overra,ed. -
II is proper for us 10 state, a, the same
time. that the London Standard, under
stood TO be The Ministerial Organ. gives
an apparently fat and emphatic conlradic
ton to all the reservations of the Time.
on this subject, bu, the Times rei.erales
,hem with an increased boldness, and sub
mi,s ito own statements to the decision o.
the country, exulsingly remarking that ,
very short time will show which Of the
two journals (the Standard or itselfi is
most entitled to credit!
We do not see any thing in the article,
in The London Papers to change the view
we have expressed. or to shake our con.
6dence in the important statements Of III,
London Times, for We do no. see tina
they materially invalidale the subslanc,
Of tina, papers article.
The dates frsm China are not 80 LAT,
as were received by the last steamer, 3Oti
ult.
The cotton Market is rather frmer thar
on the sailing Of The las, steamer. Th,
corn markc, had declined.
The news from Algeria shows that ,h
French make little progress in the subju
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The Illinois river is now free from ice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
KFFP m BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
n LYMAN & NV ELL, have n.W ON hand IN,
largest aud hest selected stack al

n LYMAN & MANY ELL, have now On hand the
&-- l---tsi aud hest selected stack of
SHOES \ LEATHER,
H--s4.LcrCd in ui- market, az 81 Wiich has lccn select
cd .um '!.n. anuf-c ,prcrs. with grfat. es'e- -i = WV
Naaaa oLcr grcc-cr Inducements To purchasers, than cv
er lcfoyv offered I this ciy. w most respectfully iH.
yfc our I'D ousiuasrs and tic public, 90 cdi a our old
and well know, stand, sud eNGniac our sock lcioic
IurCht-.l. elsewhere; rnd we t,si satisfied that an WAC
favor us with @ cai. viii c u!Cc-sl with the style, gus.
Uy. aud prices. ss..-t",N 's'u-i-- OF Mons hue CAT
Morocco. and Seal buo's; Thick. Ca'I. Kip and grained
DO; N''gocco, Car AVID Kip Muuru,s; Ga T. seal aud No
rocco Pumps aud ; IPpcr~; Button Caters. new sty'c;
Rove Cu'faad hip Nuu.s; Morocco. car and ki, MIN
rocs; Ladies frc Cat Slippers -nd W alkiug Shoes. fan.
cy co'ored Kid Suppcs aad AsfG8iscrs: black Caics
aud IIsi Gai1crs; cheap Kid, Morocco. seal AID Cuih
Siprcrs; Car, Ktp and Morocco Boots and Shoes; Miss.
.s' Boots. Shoes, slippers AND Has Caters. of si kinds:
o%hDdrcus' Roots shoes. Snppe-s AID IL Caiici5 of cv
rry style. quality and price
ALso.-5UDO ls best caE tanned STSliah SOLE Leather:
i.tcO do. llcuaork DO. DO. do. de-.
Uprcr lCltlvr, Car EIi Morocco s,iI-; xii. BYdlnr
and Re. aud Whine Lining Sai"si Shoe N.ts; Icgsi
AVIS y iftcs; ta'uuus; SItC e oekirE; BuH.C,. Sc.
Asu9u GoI. Mems ANA Boys Pam LcsiH rs; together
with a grcat many utuvr tr.uclCi, 40 oi which we Uli
sell v.IrHl'c or rs-ll OF tuc very iuNrst cash I.cs.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing tuutup tlo.r socks
viii du wc4t 90, "lvg g., cll.
ma 2 NILNHN MAXWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
CoLUMBUs,( 90 INsURANCE CON
PAW

ACENCY FOR WHEELING, ", n. LI0I,
A, shower a Sicllc's W areltousc, Water street.
- viii tako risks on Buildings 81 az kinds sean
y hoas aud Cargoes, Factofics, Mills, kecItoas, Rat
Ioais and Ca-goes. &c, against loss or DAMAGE bN tire, or
The dangers and peris Of the seas, lakes or rivers on very
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents are authorized to make tho following
terms with ihciT customers
ANY pc~son insufinE q single risk by which no loss 20
,hc c0mpany Is sustained, shall receive n return on az.
niir.,ion 10 the agent, Of 10 per cent On the amount paid.
On nett gross proiiuus raid each year, amounting to
500 or over, i2s per ccht on do amounting to $4,000 or
over, IS per cent. JAi.2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
n " 81 a. ~ II ~ ~
-CIpH ANN MARINE INSURANCE

ITO ne INSURED-or not 20 lc-thN's the question
u whether IL j. better by one sweeping fire, Ia hc rain
cd-and subject To all the ills that flesh IS heir TO, or, like
a prudcnt man go To- the Protection Office, and there re
made safe, comfortable and happy-we leave for you To
determine.
THE Pfo.ce'ion Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn,
bavi ING already paid over 5000 600 OF losses in the Yves
tern Country. is entitled TO the highest confidence, aud
their AGENT q. Wheeling, Virginia,
w r. PETERSON,
will take risks ON dwelling houses, warehouses, stores.
mills, factories, &C, together with their contents, such as
furniture. merchandise, machinery, and every other dies.
cTipion af insuYahle property. Also, ON steam, keel and
fat boats and their car ,ocS TO and from any port ON the
Western Waters, on the most reasonable terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
Thcsamc - az any other office IN Wheeling.
Office on MonToesircct, opposite the Monroe House,
aud near THE Post Office. Jan ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
SALE OF REAL EsTNr Y.

Bcnjtmin McMcchcn } T3IBSJ \ % \ tcr-Cc
~. n rendered ~ THIS C9NFc
James Eu,slcy 1gd otlcrs) 10y .hc Circuit Superior court
OF Law and CHauccry ior ONO couu ty, on the Goth day
Of June, is s., the undersigned, acting Us Commissioner
in this lcha'f, VIII proceed fu sell. uu Monday, Tie l1th
day or August, lef6, a. thG douj door e.. .Mc Court House
ofOhio County, tie following DESERT ed pro- cty, thu. u
To- say, al shat certain tract Of land situate on
Wheeling Creek, adjoining land cold hy william Chap
iiac lu Henry Moore aud cnlerf Baldwin, lcIinpIug az a
stake on tire hank Cfthc ciceS, fl"ucc with said Moore
and Bsidwm's line :. 4. dcc. r.. fo said ChGplluc's hack
huc, thcucc =. sG de-. W. with SAID ia-k liuc lhrce hum
deed feet, thence y 10 W tothclapku .Nhccing creek,
thence zap the creek with thc mcrIdcrs tbc,eoi ihrcc hun
drCd feet 60 ihc iC4luLIng, supposed io contain twelve
(i2j acres coal. he The same more or less. utuu She follow
ing terms, To- wi; one hundred dollars ,SiCO) Of tie pur-
chase money tOlc sid in hand and .hc residue by equal
inFfalmclfs az six, twelve aud eighteen months, with iu.
tCfcs. rom day of Falc. She purchaser giving bond aud 50.
curry. and lAC trtc retained until tie whole amount of
Purchase money lc paid. JOHN q. EOFF, D.S.
For X. G.. WOODS ). {.
w IG-lm -Cnmmi-.Inncr In tLIs lchalf;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
THE GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STOREui
\ NEW ESTABLISHMENT tUsr OPENED BY
j. Il. ETUSS & CT.

One door db0rc the United States Hoiei.l
WATER ST. WHEELING, VA.
TsHE PROPRiErORS have Just received and arc now
- oTc1ing a large and o'cfadt assortment OF To.ciru
phia and nalinOre. Ia which the attention Of the eli.
zens of Wheeling and surrounding coun Try is respect.
fully invited.
our stock Is perhaps, the largest in the city. cmbrac.
ing all the latest and most approved styles. consisting OF
Ct.uIIiS, CASSINFHtS. &C
Ofthesc we hSve a rare and excellent assortment. such
A. Black bue Black, Iavisihle Green and other Fancy
coiots; besides these we have a large and well selected
assortment Of NESTINGS. such a. plain and Fancy
Stain. plain and fr'i sin. plain x fancy Ms-scilcs. Bun,
Cashmere, English ouillng, sc. &c.
TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS,
Including all qualities and colors.
Irish Linens. Linen Check, Bingham, Gamhroons. and
all other light Goods suitable for summer Ware.
A Large A~ssortmeRt OF
READY MADE CLOTEIIEG,
Made and trimmed In good style, 70 srtt the i"unviia'c
sortncnt Of fire and Fancy articles, such ~ Linen and
cutton Shirts. Shirt Collars. DOSoms, bdks, Sears, Sus.
pendcrs. Gloves. Hosiery. sc.
Having procured cutters and wurkmcn Of acknowl-
edged merit. we are prepared To make mp Sny article OF
Clothing 10 ord.r, in a style that caunot fil To please
those who appreciate a III. combining ease and elegance.
and IN fact the Good Intent will be found TO be ono ofthe
most fashionable establishments IN the city.
IN conclusion, we invite our frIcads respectfully, 10
call aud examine our stock previous To purchasing else
where a. we are determined to pay that attention To- our
customers which wiz not oniy mcdt but secure their
patronage and influence.
HUss s co.
business on my account, therefore my friends and Gus
TONERS are respectfully invited To cal on me al the store
of HUSs & co
ap. i6. C. w. GRAHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
RETTNN pRENIT n!
TO MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS AN3
OTHERS

uYTHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly Tor sale, a. the
IN lowest prices. a. assortment Of MEDICINES,
DRUGS. ~DYESTUFFS. PA1NTS, OILS, GLASS, \
NIST, BRUSHES, SC. &c.
Confident his prices viii give sa'isfaciiou' he soiiGiles
even those who may not intend 10 purchase al the tihe'
To ascertain che prices Of his goods.
ANY communications asking the prices OF goods are
most eh%eeTfury aud promptly answered.
lie would particularly state, thar hc mas a SEAN fac
tory in connection with his store, for POwdcring Jal1p,
Rhuharh. Ipccacuauha, and many other MedicineSi for
grinding Mus ard, Cinnamon, Aspice. feppcr' cloves
&c; and lamp Black, Black Lcad, Ncnciisn kcd;
Chrome yellow and green, Nerdesrs. GLOW Ochfe ava
other Paints. in oil; al Of wlich he y able to sell a. TIE
very lowest prices.
Faints mixed already Tor use and put M 40 earthcn
pots of di'cIent sizes, FOR family convenience.
Putty of the Test quality a. 23t cents per W.. ont pi
biaddcfs. and 2 81 rer ~ no %biaddcrs, 10 quantities at %
pounds and upwards.
No eInage h.ade Tor delivering roods IN any rs,t % inc
city J.W. W 'uhb!N
Duroutsr. No. i52 West rfaft. a few doors FROM Light
~. opposite the Il * o Il Il Depot, Baltimore.
feb ~.
aud we intend Offering greater Inducements 80 rerons
wishing anything iu tho Iry Goods line Than we have
ever done bcfrfc.
Ladies dress Goods ofcvcry description.
GEMS Wear of every description.
Linen Huraps af very reduced prices a. thc Wheeling
Ftofc. JOHNS TON & NtENf tilh.
June ~ No. i3t, hoin street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

ADJOINING FORSYTH = BAKER :,
wAIE ~ WHl EIING

ADJOINING FORSYTH * BAKER :,
WAFER ~ Wiz FLING. VA
THE SUBSCRIBER haiters himself from an expert
cncc of III years in nero auiilc business Ia tlis City, thai
hc Oan anticipate the wants Of hrs numerous Gus nmcrs
and friends in HE selection of chOise and scGsOIahle
Goods. iaAes pleasure in announcing 10 them that he j.
now receiving and viii continue to receive monthly
throughout the season. the largcsf aud hest selected stock
of Goods ever offered IN the Clothing Trade in this city,
purchased nom The lest houses ia Philadelphia and Bal
iimorc, aud selected from the choicest & most approved,
makes ihe most desirable Goods OF tile Season, and viii
lie sold for aRery small advance, viz. French, English
aud American Broad ClO.lis fron supcrhnc To medium;
Twilled Ecigian do do, Invisible Green, blue and Ion-
don Brown do do; extra heavy blue aud Wool nix duu'
he milcd Cassfncrcs very desirable; also single nuilcl
PLAIN and fancy French and English Cassiucrcs very SIT
perior and CHEAP: also 3 and Cd Gold and silver mixed
and plaiu Twcels. from fine To medium French Linen
Driu all qua,nies; Summer Cloths, drab dEtc, Persian,
Indiana and Orleans do SO ~. Linen aud C3lion Plaid,
s'riped aud Check Fartao0us; stun Ncsfiugs, PLAIN,
stripch. Mode. Meriuo SHd other Fancy Ncsiings in great
variety. The above goods VIII Ie made Ia order by d
first rate cutter and good workmcn warranted equal 10
any ia this OF the Eastern cities.
ESP<SNU .FsDGc a OSHSH -.
CIoth Dress end Frock Goats, from surcrfnc 10 Ne
dunn: q dll AID complete assortment OF sumucr !oa'S;
a complete assortment comprisiug an lie va-icfic-, Quei-
lilies aud prices; Cassine;, KY Jeans and tvtcis Dress
and Frock Goats; q very general assortment do dui Cas-
simercs, Cassiuc,, Cord and Beavcucen rauts, do do
Round JACKIE y, sc. sc.
Also - doz inc Linen ard Muslin Shirts; Bosons,
Collars. &c. - dJz. common de-. fancy striped Linen
aud Muslin do; falmeiO and lCshorn Ha.s, with iEc
usual variety ofSusrendeis, Hose. &c.
I invite my friends and customers aud az ~ search OF
GOOD Goods 10 give ne call. assuring them ! Cll lfd
viii sell them a good article az trr prccs for cash or thc
ter street. ALEXANDER ROGERS
alrti ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE
No. 100 MARkET SOIAKE.

East side, I door North of Market AV.g
IT'LL BSCRiBER respectfully informs us friend
\ aud the public, that DC has taken tic above store.
where hc ts prepared To- receive goods for safe on com.
mission or az auction. attend to an sales at Furniture.
Merchandise or Real Estate ON tie most favorable terms.
Dry Goods, Hardware, Book ard Variety Sales ou
Z Thursday and Fridsy evenings. Furniture sales a. She
store on WEDNESDAY ard Sa'urd1y morning.. IuvIkluI
Tor vast tcvorF, hc viii cudcavor 90 merit q continuance
ct public patronage. az ~ VS.. HALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
INSURANCE.

- ISKS viii he taken nv the FIRE 4 MARINE IN
II SURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING AT TIE
LOWEST RATES on
Buildings of all kinds, stone, brick, or wooden ndtheir
contents:
Steamboats,, factories, mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise OF all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the transportation oil
goods OF rivers, lakes. seas, canals, aud
For the character or the COMPANY a 10 p""n'Pht""e
and lihcratity in the adjustment and payment OF i"sscs'-
we beg leave to rcfoF To the merchants at this place ana
elsewhere who have had the adjustment OF claims upon
IA. Office on Main street. Il. w. HARDING, Secy'
aug 4.
RETURN PREMIUMS
FTTHE FIRE n MARINE INSURANCR COMPA.
aINY OF WHEELING win return ten per cent on all
promiums received for risks taken from this time where
ar, o. Il. w. HARDING, sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

- HIS company, being naw duly organised, Is prepared
Il IN make insurance on every description OF Fra and
Marine Risks, such as dwelling houses. store HOUSES &c
LII tlhcir conients. Also. Steam Boats. Flat boats aud
KecI Io,,s with their cargoes, tO aud rom amy port on
the Ohio aud Mieissippi rivers, or Their tributary streams
AnnIications fer Insurance 10 lie made for the present al
ne of6cc of tile Wheeling Savings Institution:
"cu" Il. Mccoy Scc'y.
RETURN PVEM UMS
TWUEETJNG win reiLri lnapcr cent on all prem-
nuns received for TisAs token from This da,e, where no
~ y" b,s occuTrcd. II. mccoy, Sec'y.
mar 3. less