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gress Of The United States, A port delivery west
Of tho Neuees was authorized by a law of our Con-
gress, unanimously passed in December last, and
our revenue laws are nov in full operation there.
The lower Del NorIs was always the boundary Of
ancient Texas, as part of louisiana csded to US by
the treaty Of 1903 Such has been the opinion Of
our distinguished statesmen and Presidents, ever
since 1903 Nc. Jefferson disiiaedy announced it
10 repeated communications, and especially on the
9th Of July 1904 his fixed opposition to the "relin-
quishmsnt Of oay territory whatever eastward of the
Rio Bravo r. ... -rrmr ..u -. .. p ..-
Mr. Madison, in his letter Of the .olst March,
1904, says, our boundary extended westwardly
% Rio Br.yo,n and he declares that the French
,.,--..-.,-L -. -. a.. ,o.....;o, IT,.
No'a"'''' - " -
sith the del Norte as Us true ooundary' on me
sth November, 1908, Jas. Monroe declared that Gin
,...,.,hI,, An. ho.na.,v Of Ioai.i.nn 1. Uths Rio
a. p;.I..., a.
p'a'o I" '"s Ne'' a'u '"'' nancy "''''' H ''e
declaration. Mr.. Monroe, m his letter OF 18th
January, 1916, and june 10, 1916, says, none could
a,.,.,. e.. I'D. A., T.x...r .,d n, .Ad. a,h.,
49,, A. nj ~. ol.., A n. i.l.,,
~, o,,..o.n In M. I,,., of,h, to,h v.,.h
,sis Iohn ,,io.v Adam. osoy.. ou, titls N T.x
:. .aa ..v.. .v,I ni1h, M,,.,.. p,nk,,v .,d
uoD,os xri,, n NJ C,yaIlo. IN Iso5 TIA, The claim
9th. uni,,d STATE. 70 The boundarv ~ IN, Rio
r. :. T., =. Ill, ~, a. ,h. i.l.nd >,
NV c,l,,,.r AZ, H,n,v CLAW !, NJ. .o,.,h .,
lsoo in cooyr.,, quote. and r.p.,,, IN. sam,
ooioion, and IN Nj. ,,,hr.,,d ami. r,,.. I,,,sr NJ
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~ ENERAL HISTORY OF the world,
" from the earlies, times, translated from the
German Of Won Roteck, professor in the University
n Fvyburg; volumes octave, price 80 so bound
(Pubhshed al eight dollars ~. g'" - .'aa.7
Fer sale tthfee copies oniy) by ere % mc'i
.'2 30 lt o." .s''7sa'' ear 10 F. TAYLOR.
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We are rejoiced to learn, by this evenings mail,
that Captain Seth B. Thornton, and Lieutenant
Mason, with two dragons, had arrived safe ia
Gen. Taylor's camp. o. .
Captain Thornton, discovering the ambuscade too
late to retreat, had plunged CALAMITY through the
eneny's ranks, and cut his way with his own sword
With boldness and intrepidity tina, 10 almost
incredible. 1t seems he is not to be killed by scei-
dents Of food or field. He is the same gentleman
who so narrowly escaped when the Pulaski was
blown up. He had the yellow fever several times
in Florida, and has passed through many other
hair breadth 'scapes.
When General Worth left the camp, Captain
Thornton asked him for his sword. The general
bucked it upon him; and when he heard yesterday
Of Captain It's gallantry, he exclaimed THAT was
my sword. knew it would never be disgraced in
his hands. He is as noble and gallant fellow as
ever held sword in hand"
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HEADauARrEss, WESTERN DIVISION,

s.l ~ arE.l o.N I NERO Orleans, May 2, 1876.
Sra: BY letter which have this morning re-
ceived from Brig. Gen. Taylor, announcing the
commencement Of hostties on the part of the Mex
lean forces near Matamoras, learn that in addition
to the several corps Of mounted and other rnemen
which he expects soon to join him from Texas, he
has requested Of your exceency four regim ents of
infantry, to embark soon as practicable for Point
Isabel. .a,.l rt5aa yuna.Ii, -
avail myself of the earliest occasion to say that
Col Hunt, dep. quartermaster general, and other
officers Of the general staff duty at this city,
instructed to furnish promptly every supply that
may he required for the health and comfort Of the
four regiments desired from the State Of Louisiana.
They shall receive their arms and fixed ammunition
within the next twenty -four hours when the requi.
site steam transportation will be ready.
General Taylor and his army will be much graft
fed 10 find amongst the corps requested, officers
and men such they had the satisfaction to find in
the excellent battalion lately commanded by Major
Gally. l am, with perfect respect,
l.. ... -, v Your obedt servant,
... .r .. .,.a EDMUND p. GAINES,
.. 800 ,~,.i Major General u s. .armp,
s. Commanding The Western Division
To his exocllency, Governor Johnson.
P. s. look for battalion Of regular troops from
Jefferson barracks in day or two. wish to send
to Point Isabel the regulars with the volunteers,
NJ" -.. '....H t..T"H ''"'..@ E. p. G..
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Messrs. Williams, and others.

N. B.--A propeller has left for New Orleans with
a requsition upon the governor of Louisiana for
troops Also have thought steamer might be leay-
ing Galveston Immediately for New Orleans; and
for fear the propeller should be detained, would il
not be well to stae the facts TO the governor that
the troops might be in readiness by the arrival Of
the propeller; there is no mistake TO the order the
captain will explain. dl.dw SOW fei .cazgN
b fE5nHas.b Yours, &c. 10 Vi b5t4,9H. G. c.
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imminent, and immediate steps should be taken 10
send the necessary force the relied Of the army
Al Galveston, within hour sftsr the receipt
Of Capt Catlcu's letter, there public mssiing
and Il ~as dsiermined 10 despatch 40 men that
evening IN the Monmouth. p 10 a. .yrta...T nlr.4ri
Gen. Taylor has fortified his posnoa % strongly
that he can stand siege; but has eommanlsation
with Point Isabel being OF he /. IN danger Of be-
ing compelled 20 Jake the field with an inadequate
force on account Of the shortness Of bis provisions.
Msiamoras ~ almost deserted. The American
army could lake the town at once, but under The
circumstances Of his position Gen. Taylor cannot
divide his command, weaken has camp, by send
ing of any considerable number Of mon from 10. h
A recommending party Of Americaa cavalry, un-
der Captains Hsndoc and Tkosntoa, ~as attacked
on Friday, the 24th ulumo, between the camp and
Point Isabel Lieut.. Cain and ID men wsrs killed.
Capt Thornton missing. aud Capt Hardss and ~
men were taken PRISONERS srt.ft .5 f4H..4 f..g ..
The war has begun in earnest Tive enemy a.
upon oar soin Louisiana volunteers ths hour has
arrived. ~. ... ...- afH --r. .. ~ -ra. M r...
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PUBLIC MEETINH.

Would it not be well to have public meeting a
once, to raise troops for the Rio Gnnde' The hoa
Is now! Every messenger who leaves the camp ha
to run the gauntlet Capt. Catieti had TO Take I'D
vantage Of the night and thick underwood TO svad
the enemy A. .. ..4 ..'
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TTI| ||I T-|TT-1 T-T T-- N -I|I--|| ~ - ~
Gnv AIT .sollnirau7s am ta m1a OF b5ra izsH
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We learn from conversations last evening, that
Benjamia Story, esq, president OF the Bank OF Lou
isiana, made an offer yesterday 70 the governor Of
the State to advance $500 900 for the fine State
in the present crisis The governor OF The State
has promptly complied with the request Of General
Taylor, and appointed Gen. Perafsrt r. Smith 10
the command Of the troopsto be raised for tenforc.
ing tho army Of occupston. ~ iai! alod %
20 u taa' rIh's1tE o. Piesyrnt, .May 8. u
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GEN. TArLoR.--We Understand highly respscta
bic gentleman of this city received letter fros Gen
Taylor yesterday, in which he (Gen. T. expresses
great confidence that he hold his position axains
amy farce the Msrioan bring aguinsi him, until h
reespss reintoroements. He expresses uncssines,
at the result. ,.. o. $40. ..s......I o.. ,..a
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Gaua Hi on ..a. i From the y. o. ficatune, May
THE SURPRISE AND DEFEAT OF CAPT
THORNTON. s7aII 90
The city was thrown into state Of profound 81
element yesterday morning BY The arrival Of ~
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Trustees sale OF Land.

~ virtue of deed thrust, executed 10 me by Cr-
As el illmau aud Henry II. ilc"lu, bearing date
On the 10Th day of September ISL and OF record in the
County cour ot Bedford, WILL, On the 7lh day Of No
'rhber, 1916 On the premises, expose 10 sale by way
o. pahr auction for ready money, certain parcel oi
LAND, with lis appurenances containing SIS .lc'es,
hore u less. lying and being in the unity OF Bedford,
On The waters If Burnt Bridge branch, aud another run.
ho'h branches ol Ivy creek.
Acting as Tustee, w only convey h the rnrcla-
ST. such title vested il by the SAID de 81 rusi.
CHlSWELL DABNEY, 1ins'ce.
Oel.5 w
L S.-For all the purchase money cXcaedng the a
psnal Of the debt and interest intended II he secure
W lie said deed OF rusl and the costs Attending the
execution Of The trust, and The sale, credit OF u and
months viii be given for oqlaI portions, lie sane
@tI1s secured by notes uceoa5r anl payable at one Il
me b3hAS IN lenchl9rg. otly endorsed, and ne
..5 10 'Ae land ue,ag rr'smcd no9l ta! lafm'"i Is
Eade { DABEEY, Ifls'te.
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r.. 81. e. IN. II.

Boohsccr. Stmtioner and dealer in Fancy COMBS, Nh
scal Instruments. ~, neat door bfioe BcH.
Ruchcr s. 10 ,Ndm Street,
LgaeliUg, Id,
nFFERS 10 the public generally very large and
" well assorted stuck ri 30 DkS III all the yaruus
depntimcn's al Ned cine, Inv, Th,oIeey, Sc.
English, fmurh, German. Spanish, laim and Cree
Seloa Books,
Blank Bu9hs 81 almost every variety.
Cap and Letter Paper, plain and ruled, common and
dur,
Nate Iaper. plain and fancy. som, very beautiful,
Paper llau2inls aud Bordering,
ml .. iutes, Guitars, 81.
Iuk luN Powder, Watprs, Sealing Wax. Motto Seal,
Chcssmen. Chess Boards, Backgammon Boards,
Gold and silver Pencils, gold Pens, ladies' Worh Box
Writing Desks,
Rodgers Cutlery, &c.&c.
AImanacs oT lS17.
Country Merchants, Teachers, and all in want Of such
articles, are respectfully invited to examine the sloeh.
Oct. ID
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NENEXI ELA.-Hy lclIers aud papers To the Oh,
instant, received by the schooner Martha Flzbeh at
this por have Information ol the occurrence Of pop.
ut disturbances gtow ING al The dissatisfaction o
political party IN Nenezn Ia NJ the result o(ihe late
lection or President oi tlnl Republic. This party. (call
led Gtsnnsios from lln o Their leader Guz nam
that IL IA decided that there is choice by people
aud cnlse ucnty the election Ito be made by tho
Congress,
GeoeraI jose Antoniu Pura the former President had
been appointed General IN Chle ol the ar: o the Re
public, aud had issoco very patrpIc address Ia his
counltymen. calling upon them 10 suppress s,diion
aud maintain tho hoGo and tranquility OF The Repub-
lie.
II appears by official note tina, Col. Guerrero com
mNndng party otgayornnrnt raups, had encountered
IN the plains, place called l.a9una de- Pedra the
2Sth al Sepcmber party Of The ileDn numbering up
wards ol 500 men, and had dispersed them. leaving lOO
dead the field VI battla. aud greater number woun-
drd OF downcd in the Ilsnad1s,-CoI. Guerrero took
no prisoners.
The government Of Caracas bad ordered the apprehen-
,lun Of GHznau the aud prime mover oi these
umulls, bn he could mol be found uulil after much
search. The Puerto Gahep Dinri9 OF the OH instant
that be had been apprchended at the house oil e
male tread IN Caracas
There were five candidates fr The presidency. VIZ /:
Genera Blrtol1ne Salon. General J ,sr 1iiep VI N.
ANS. Mlnut Felipe iovar COL } ,se Felix Blanco.
aud Antonio LclCadb Gpznan
Tue latler IS popular with the lower 81 uses. but
there IS no doubt thai helnc tins the factions put
down aud Government and order frmly established
Ran .jpIfr
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1A'M-t -
AE ~ - ~ y
NE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

- I he u = . II d . II" lN"tN NM,
I,..h.J ,sai-.rsgt{y teuerg .hpuiIg and Thursday
F5,r DJHrs per aaatn, payable IN ddrahee No sub
oto, sa5e recetredtOr assofer tune than s'r months
md no paper ,e be discontinued fereepf at INC discretion
I,h. riifor,) untH all arrenascs ave paid
" ,DVERTisEMEVrS inserted at SO cents per
,r, Tar lssD for erery inner form insertion an" 81 4
,,u1r. t.s,) for every outer form Insertion
EVERY .aDYER1ISER IS required 10 note o" ms
>, ,cript hoo tong he 'rs'es las advertisement inserted
advertisements net noted nh be inherited III! ITS dt
o,fiuuance be ordered
FOR YEARLY .3DTERIlShN" the terms are iJof
- riie,c Of tro squares, $40 for square, SO for
.s,,,ys. inner form, So, Erers yearly adre't'Nef
va,,r.,tirsdtoco4fneh his adeert'si"g to h'sp"4'e"
ar lie Of business 49,.
avon PRIMITIVE erccatea neatly aderPedHiouS
.zI-t - thle tPrMS.
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SINGIIAR COINCIDENCE.

Il !, remarked q, cnrluus riaeoeaee, Ihit Mr. Ev-
errtr the recent Minister to England, and Mr.. Bnnc-
mtt as appointed to the fas, were both tameTy
l dtaflaa clergyman.
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. s.:S:.cicCttolio.
Ml.NlEAN srNNllLAIlnNS.

va, =, ''3i" l''' W. N'an ,"'''''' NJ a., ,
,h ,,a,,,, -, S, 49,, ,l ,r,s'.4.is ri pe,,, and
, A. ,,,,,,. I -, .', l ,l,, ,,,r,v At ,,.a,n,
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I,i ,nf ,,',l.,5 y
Ar.,,l,a., T., Ill., p,hl,,,,, H., t,r,ptioa nf SAINT,
,,,. u" u, l' 49, =, .n,ho.,,site +
,s .AX. ", ~ J., , MN ,l IN, n.,pl,
,nI =, III. tI.I II ',.5, tlv,-hcd In en-
I,r,,, Inn, ,,-,,t, f#1l anil ,,,t,,rh AS nsr a,
p,s,Ibl. !, ms ,,s,., ,o, wished IL, lo4ra sln,r
I1pr,fb,. i,l 49, ....,.,.l f,,a, h,,t,u, one III hs
,.,d - N VI - l'5'''''' ''e'
,l,. ,,,, -, ,,,1, =, ii, rrsorcI IL the ii
n,, - a., , ,l,o,,,, contribution,
IN one If HE Jr,r,n5ls J., nu5lI,lel a mounting III all
+ IA, .eys,l, 1iy, ,i',u#,5t
The DARN nni,,l al the iii of sent
| ,nuullpqIa4r al, .,,,,,,l - IN. / IA hff,ls At
SIN In p.,,., an ~ r,,,.h Ia Montcrey avs.
'.'rh, nf.i ,.l,s y.lnuneo has "a nau4trd all IT'S
means In l,r f., ,a =, 8, .,,r,...l clnralpu AGAINST
the Invaders fl IN. done n,orr tAaa the
slr,tn aq6s in li the ltlln finds It
+ :, H. wanIl r.r,n,"
Tic D#1, OM.51 i s,c,l ir, II he decree i,.ncd
~ On S,I,s f., ,,,,l, d,-.tl,rs from the Anli
,an amy s,,
.\,,,. -, L,, .i,,,,,1 Lc,, Itbp rni,pd Slat,sl
with llIf ,,n ~, ,ns. ,ut ,IltIsln n mof eN
tp4yr pr an, ~, n, la, Than the II uun
In NlrN,a i.r. arr, a., slaves nnf Il there einnle maa
~ ho can he I.,cI 49,. ,I,or The beasts nln tie nn
happy fq.sfars ,f ,,I#i,,, and other States Even
.hy,s eaann FINN fler in tries are hrc the moment
tho, t.nep .1l sol, H. w. not ptrsecutc or enlrav
ar Il, anuIA5 l ,I MIS- r,rr 1s the luitrd States
Il the n5rtb l,y, In, llr, ", barr IA, established
muurytd afsi,r,,rv 4s IN phil,lepha an other pla
e, m 5e fn,J STATE ~ h,t. III, nl>sr.sor VI hall
million nj dollar s esl4,rl very ie4pcr,ahlc nrntr
mlu npnai#r b,, H. wealth may have been acquired
ArvIr fine has many more elements al freedom Than
the nf4ed Nl,lr Under the urn nlrr nr lungs The
pclcNi uI tn. war hrs disappeared and the war must
cease a. ullrI States mr., n,naied by puud Ia IT,
/ u,t a. t....a,. mn, an H., ~,
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gI'gF.gT.E.s' Jg.ER EFFOG,Sg,
CANAL BAsIs, RIcnMoSD.
Hooker, HiOrcn a. Co..

HOckCr, EiOrCN q Co,
Produce and General Commission merchants,
DEG leave to inform their friends and the public.
~ that they are prepared 10 receive on commission,
and sell for The best advantage to owners,
PRODUCE AND MERCIlANDiZE
of all kinds. They have ample room also for any a
mount of Storage.
Ducct orders for Goods in this any eastern market
will meet with prompt attention, anl all con~gnnenis
Tor Boslnn oil roJarco, Flour, Iron, Gram aud olhe
Merchandise, 10 Fowl, Bnren 4 Co., NJ. 10, Foster S
Wharf. Boston, directed 10 our care, will he immediate
ly attended and pcrsnns con,InnI may rest assn
red Of having their business puncualy attended TO- an
charges AT the lowest rates.
Sept. q 3n
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Monterey, now in possession OF General Taylor IL
the pl,a of the State of New Leon. II is the Fer
nando river, about 220 miles from its mouth. II has
well paved streets and nasty story stone buildings
the main travelling IRON the Rio Grande to the
cry OF Mexico.
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ESs1sEI SE.ss AIRS.

rE,IIi, subscriber has on hand stock very
SUPERIOR SEGiRS.
,ia, -, s,,,l,.r JOHN II. SEAl,
Druggist.
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" T. w Ek 81 n T. - -
.silG Men. (N0ncprA

THO W fF VFffFW.
4 AM hts dat opening atmy Old Stand m lyuchbufn
1 nearly opposite the Market House.
A LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS.
Owing "a the rev arrangements which have made
tor conducting business hrtr, the public may rest
snred. that good bataahs may always be mad OF me.
shah receive, almost every week IN the year, INV
uoops bought Al the Northern Auctions anl elsewhere
JOHN j. Fl RVS. Agent.
Oct. Il II
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Executors sale OF Valuable
E,E.N'Sf,

E.E.N'ft.
WILL be sold 10 the highest bidder IN I u-sdaH, the
d. l2lh day OF November next at The late residence o
< as Moore, deed, in CanpbeII county, about one
mile I7om MarysvlIle,
400 ACRES OF LAND,
bounded by Seneca creek and part Of Stanton river low
grounds. and is good for Tobacco and other Produce.
Sundry other bln9s will also be sold.
TERMS OF S,1LE
A credit of II months, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, ard the title retained until all
the money paid aid trust deed the land 10 Sc
cle the payment.
The sale be as above written, if a suitable day, if
not The first suitable day.
Any person wishing view the land before the d
OF sale, will apply IL either Of the Executors.
DANIEL MOORE,
TIO'S. MOORE,
Executors ol Iho's. Moore. deed.
Oct, % u2N
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.gERCgE.s.V'g' 0Fs%.

w vi. & j. o a * Z,
M OF Id respectful, inform the culzens Of .ynch,
w burg. aud the public that they have associated
themselves together aud taken the large hrc building
immediately upposlte John lollns where they lntenp
lpcatfy on the
y.ssR. OfsE.G'ss ES'Sl.g'FSi.
n all its branches. They have now ON band and will
constantly keep. a beautiful assortment Of CLOTHS.
CANSlNERES, NESllNGS aud IN fact every thna
suitable Tor Gentlcmen's wtar which they viii nnkr
up To order IN the most fashionable yles handsome fits
aat warranted Workmanship.
We very respectfully invite the Gentlemen OF l.yucl
bursand the surrounding country to eve us u cali.
NAl. \ JOHN OAKLEY
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SpgendiH stuck Of SILKS.

WOU ID call the attention OF the ladies To my stock
d of fancy dress Silks among which will be found
some of the mosl splendid seen in this market
Prices from 81 /. cents to per yard.
WM.H. RYAN.
O ct l2 is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
40 I'ItE - nITS
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

"a llAlAN & MANN Eli. lave NOW ol Lald ale
49, Ia -gc~i and OC-f selected IS 'rk ui
BpO1S. SiiOES y LEATHER.
Ever olc-cd INA tis uar1+. an of which has teen select.
cl tr"ut thc u'enuiac nrcrs, win gita' rgc. and ~ te
lowest cash rlCr. We trei "o hci rinp in sgg iue ia..
wcSsu User greater Inducements o. lurrht-grs. f.r cr
e. tctlrc ofcr,d ul This city. We m0stt rs. ~CciUully ii
vito uur od u-.nIfCrs rai iUc Iut'lir, tu ,au a. oar u.
AID vol k.nvn Stsud, oni cyluiro ubr stDrk IcHrc
Iurohgsiu9 c'scWicrc; usd Nc i~H satisfied Tia sH who
i1Noru- with O. '2N, VIII ic pica ss1 wlu, 90 s1ALc qua
Morocco, s1d scat Hoo's; Tlick, C,'L. Kin aud rrailcd
do; M'rpcco, Cgt and zip horrvs; tJa Scat and Mo.
rocco Pumps .ld slippers; nu'ou Cai'rr. new sy'c;
Boys talt sHl Kip Boo Morocco. CEf sri kip Aiul-
roc-; iadu~' line CAL slippers and Walking ~Unos: tal.
cy cuurul Eid Shippers aud AaiGl.c-s; Ht.f. Cafes
and lItil Caters; CHEAP kid. Morocco. Seal and tp'l
~iipic Ca'f. Kim and Muruccp 6pofs sld Siprs; Miss.
g. Bpu,s, shoes. slippers and ligf GEtcys. ot an tmis.
CrIdrcrs' Boots, SHOES. Shippers 0'd liitCai'cJs ui ev
cry style. G%u1''y g.d price
~ALaUs-J.UM r.. best oak tanned > sr.h Sn'c Leather:
4.uCG do. ilcml"ck tn. 90. tu. du.
lplcr Lc-.Hcr. Geo .Nd M"-"rro ~,tp~t kul, Btsdiut
and nc' ard Wiu'c Lining Skins; Suoc Nei-; ICES;
Avs; lf-' c~; Ga uuu~; SItC Has. inc: Bru4l,r. Sr.
AS, 20 tuZ. Mcr's AID BOYS raUd Lu..i i-; .a.r.l,r
with q crest u.sGy other article, ei D' Vlieh Vy VIII
sell wru',s1r or ro'u % tIc yer, lowest ca~nI rr'.
q Ni&N MERCHANTS 81 .siirg SEQ Ufup ilyIr orhs
WIFI du Well u give I~at"l.
may ALTMAN e MAXWELL.
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..

FYTO BE INsURED-or not To hc-ihai's the question
~ whether IL is better rs one sweeping FIRE, to lie rain.
c,l-and subject to all The ills that flesh - heir To. or, like
a prudent man go 10 the Protection Odce, and there Ic
made safe. comfortable and happy-we leave for you Ia
Determine.
Thr Protection Insurance Company Of Hartford. Conn,
having already paid over SJOO,OOO of losses IA the Yves
tern Country, is entitled la the highest confidence, aud
their agent al Wheeling, Virginia,
w. 4. 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.
oription ar insurshle property. Also. ON steam, keel aud
fiat hoais aud their car gocs Ia and from any port on the
Western Matters. on the most reasonable terms.
TUR PREMIUMS
TAcsame as at any other office in Wheeling.
Odice on Monroesircet, opposite tic Afonrce House,
and near the Post Office. Jan ~
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CoLUMBUs, 90 INsURANCH CON
DNNE

AGENCY FOR WHEELING, ". X. LIST,
Al qhriver A. Stele's Warehouse, Water street.
Ev4HEY will take risks on huildiugs of al kinds steam
~ boats aud Cagoes. Factories. Mills. keeloa's. Plat
boats and CarcOes, &c. against loss or damage 10y tire. oT
the dangers and perils of the seas. lakes or rivers, on very
favor able Terms.
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Their agents are authorized 10 mskc the following
terms with their customers;
INV person insuring a single risk by " Witch no loss IA
,be co1,nauy IL sustained, shall receive a return on al
rIiestion 10 the agent, Of 10 per cent ON the amount pani
I'M nett gross premiums paid each year, Amounting "a
syD OF over, i2l per cent On do; amounting io s3,uOO or
over, - per cent. jan. -.