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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1848-10-12

WINTER IN AUsTRIA.-The Danube has,
been famous stream for crossing and fight
ing upon, from the time of Traian to Napo-.
leon We passed over by steam on rail-
road bridge at caybreak and the only enc
my we had 10 fight with was terrible FROST.
which seemed as if it would shrink US to,
mummles, and made US draw up our limbs.
like an assemblage of,urtles. II froze our
very curiosity. We passed the battlefield
OF Wagram, with scarcely courage TO look
out into the penetrating air. One can easily
conceive that in the same latitude as you 90
inland toward Russia the cold increases +
have tried the winter of some of our most.
northern states and Austria, and give the
premium to the frost of Vienna. On finds
natural causes for the habits of most ma
'Ions. came la',erly to consider j. quite
proper that the Austrians should have ex-
lensive earthen stoves, and double windows.
and indulge in the eluxury ofelegantfy -tanned
sheepskin overcoats, with the wool inside
Dr. Corson's Loiterings in Europe.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1848-10-12
AN ANCIENT PREss.-Rut few ,.c

AN ANCIENT PEEss.- But few OF, our
readers are aware, we expect, that The press
upon which our little shee. is printed. is
the Oldest now in use in The United State,
and probably in the world Yet such is /.
fact. The press now used by US has been
in almost constant service for more Than =
hundred gears! Upon it was FIRST printed
1.-The maryland Gozeue.'' the earliest n,-
per published in the Province of MARYLAND.
and one among the very first in America.
Upon 1t, also, was printed the first volume,
OF the Laws of Maryland that ever appear-
ed. 1t is constructed somewhat on the.
Rammase principle, and requires three pulls.
though two where originally sufficient. to
produce good impression. It is truIy a
venerable object, and has af1orded us mat
Ter Tor many an hours pleasant reflection.
and we shall be sorry, very sorry, indeed,
when the time arrives for it to be removed
from the place it has so long occupied in our
office.-St. .Nary's Beacon.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1848-10-12
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!

IENEE subscriber returns his sincere thanks to his
friends and the public generally for the patron
age heretofore extended to him, and has the plea
sure to inform them that he has just finished a
splendid assortment of
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1848-10-12
FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES

of every description, which he will sell on the most
reasonable terms for cash or approved paper. His
establishment is two doors west of his old stand cor
ner OF Third Street and Pennsylvania .7renue, and
opposite Gadsby's New Hotel. Persons in want o
Carriages will find it to their advantage to give me
call before purchasing Old Carriages repaired at
the shortest notice, or taken in exchange for new
ones. l have good assortment of secondhand Car
rIages which l will sell reasonable terms.
MICHAEL MeDERMOTT,
may 25-ly. Washington, ID. C..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1848-10-12

n PLOUGHS.-StockedP Ploughs, and
@rSPlough Castings, just received and for
kMxEh sale by VIM. BOSWELL co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12
Hon. K z. WINTHHOF,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.

NAvAI--The u. S. store ship Fredonia, Lieut.
commanding T. A. Neville, sailed from this port
yesterday morning, for San Francisco, Calf mia.
This fire ship takes out a very large cargo Of GO
vernment stores for the navy, army, and revenue
service on that station.
The following officers are attached to the FIRE.
doDia.--
Lieut. comm pdipg. Y A. Neville; acting master
Abn.r Read; passed midshipmen, A. +. Monros, L. u
Lyue Edward Renshaw, assistant surgeon, james H.
Hni rise n acting purser Joseph Gdeoni acting assis
tant turg, ON, Lafayette tinggold masters mate TO
bert w Kearney; carpenters, George ~ Elliott, and
james Linn; acting gunner, John Dentz; purser'-
clerk, BENZ min Duineld. Passenger -Rsy. William
Norwood Of Richmond. Va,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12
The Report OF the Secretary Of the Treasury

Our readers will find in this days paper, the
report of Mr.. Walker, Secretary of the Treasury,
in full. Under the head of Washington cores.
pondence, one of our letter writers gives his OPT
Mon on Its merits and contents but we shall
defer giving our views on 1t until we have ex-
amined it IN Wall street light, which we shall do
in a day or two at our leisure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12

The lion STEAMER MAaDALENA, built IN this
city, and plying the river OF that name, we
learn by IN arrival at this port, burst her boilers
and killed four or five persons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12

Actual Circulation OF tho Herald.
Dec. IL, Monday. ................. 2o.49s copies.
The publication Of the Herald commenced yesterday - 70
minutes past o'clock and finished at minutes past O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12
NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.
ADJUSTMENTS This EVENING.
PARK THEATRE RICHARD UI-LnEsry.

ADJUSTMENTS Tbs EVENING.
PARK THEATRE RICHARD UI-LnExrY.
BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery-Muroo PARR-Nv FnL
Low CLERK-DANoIa0 AND LIyIaG SrArUEs-THn MnLxa
AND HIS MES.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway-TxE HUsoHBAcK-
AskRDB RAKE.
NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham Square-KINs AND De
sERrxs-WASDxaINe BOYS -avsrERrEs AND uIsfRIEa
BUTTONS THEATRE Chambers strcss- Be EACH Pho.
msE-WHEREs BARNUm-rRAsEov Guam.
BROADWAY CIRCUS near Spring stroes-Ee ursrRIAu-
IsM &c.
MECnANICs' HALL Broadway. 8rooms--CzHusys
atmsTR rIs-ErHoPIAr sINeNe.
AELoDEON VIRGINIA ssRESADEnG
SOCIETY acknowledgements MNsrREA
PANORAMA HALL. 500 Broadway--D1osAMA Bon-
sARDmsNr or VHnA CRvE.
GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, Bowery-vAH AmsuRoEs
jAAND AkSAGERIK.
eTUYvESANT INSTITUTE Broadway, Blocker street
-NKw ORLrANs SEREsApE0s' ETHIOPIAN CoN0ERrs.
TABERNACLE. Broadway-DRs CoLroN BovNroN's
ExIuB ELECT 40 MAaSprI' TnLEcRAPH. AND TIE
PIINrlnG CouRr DEATH.
BROOKLYN INSTITUTE, Brooklyn -GyNo'Ls THIRD Cow
New YORK.. TLestlay. Deco nlber lie, lS4S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12

ADVERTISING BY TIE GOVERNMENT We con-
cur in the opinion of contemporary, that the 60
yemmeht at Washington should extend Its system
of advertising, on the plan that was adopted two
or three years since by the Post Office Depart
ment. Hitherto, the advertisements emanatng
from the various departments at Washington,
generally appeared in the mere party organs there,
which, it is well known, have neither circulation
nor influence, nor means to give them the requl.
site publicity to the country. Two or three years
ago, some good genius applied the common sense
principles of practical life to the advertising OF the
Post Office; and the advantages OF advertising IN
the papers Of the largest circulation have been ex-
hibited IN the great increase that has since ac-
crued to the revenue. Why not, therefore, adopt
the same course with regard to the other great de-
partments of the government!
This is a favorable time to carry such a measure
into effect, and we trust that the present govern
msnt will see the proprIety of introducing such
reform before their retirement from Office but
should they neglect to do 80, we hope that the
new administration, under the auspices OF C;e-
neral Taylor, will not fail TO apply the principles
of common sense, and not of party spirit to every
department OF the government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12

Circulation OF the other Leading Morning
Journals.
Courier and Enquirer, daily. 4SC9
Journal Of Commerce. eOV
Daily Express 8oVv
sEiDunos sAA,oSe
Aggregate - .
Errors In the above estimate will be corrected on
sdcluRte authority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12

lation,
riod, the-x OWL
by the weigh DO5ensue
Disastrous TO
Organized as Me Trea-
Connected with this subject 7 recommend the COM
pleton, at early day, Ct the Treasury building, SO
to fecure freproef rooms to all our bureaus free
from rent, well accommodate and inclu in this
edince the State department. with its Invaluable
archives.
The departm ept has purchased, for the sum sp-
priaied by Congress both the bridges within this dis,
trict the eastern branch Of the Potomac, which
free Of toll designed by the wise ilbe-
raj legislation Of Congress; and in consummating this
result valuable aid was rendered to by the Mayor
Of this city
The various recommendations Of this, my last
financial report, respectfully submitted to the
lghten confederation OF the two houses OF Congress
They believed to be such would best pro mote
the true interests Of the American people For them
and for my country and her glorious confed aracy Of
sovereign and United States invoke the continued
blessings Of Heaven. May her MON be harmonious,
Pre- gressive, and perpetual May her be OF
bon peace end glory-of equity justice, and good
faith! May each successive ADM niatration in all
time TO come, in faithfully dischngng the arduous
appreciation Of the people! Guided by conscious
ttude, may they be CONNIE Bdcd aud sustained In
every effort TO promote the public good and their
en- ors-w which the lot Of humanity-be regarded
with indulgence, ana overrulsd by benignant Provi
depce for the Advancement of the happiness and well
fare Of our beloved country
II. J. WALKER, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon. r G. WINTHROP,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12

New YORK, Tuesday, December lie, ls4s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12

Royal Mail Ste am Packet Forth.
and our .sreeoS WITH now WON
about to take pleasure In presenting to YOU
warm thanks for your kind and attentive deport-
ment towards us, during our recent trip from New
York
In all have found ourselves well cared for
an abundant and well provided table, EMO wing the
luxuries at sea afforded on land
We congratulate the Royal Mail Steam Packet Com
New YoE and tss Wsst fnd;ss
much safer and more convenient communication for
travellers than heretofore, and We trust that West
India Atlantic travellers may extend their liberia, pa
tronage towards 1t.
Under every circumstances have found you q
thorough, skilfuI navigator, and gentleman.
To the officers connected With you, we al.a desire
thanks for aiding peasant age and believe
them worthy of the con idence you repose n them
In conclusion, allow us to wish on long life, good
health and prosperity, and trusting that some Of -
may again ENJOY your company,
RoyAL MAIL STEAM PAcker FORTH
... on st. Thomas, Gath Nov. I848,
LADIES AND GESrLEMrN:-Is Is with the utmost
pleasure received your address, and assure you
feel Iroud to think my endeavors to make you AZ
comfortable could have been so unanimously APP
II would have afforded me much satisfaction to have
enjoyed your society for longer period and trust
some time or other to have again that pleasure
have no doubt but the Company which have the
honor to will ind 1t to their advantage to con-
tnue the line Of packets between New York and the
determined to give 1t a iair trial
On behalf Of myself and officers, beg to offer you
prosperity. am, ladies and gentleman,
Yours faithfully,
E. STURDEE, Commander.
To the passengers on board the
II. NJ. s. p. Forth.
We are requested to state that the Forth leaves
again for Bermuda, st. Thomas, and so on to
Chagres, on Wednesday, at noon, precisely.
The GOLD ExcrrEMKST.-The wIldness Of the
gold mania, as it now RACES in this city, will be-
better understood when we state the fact that no
less than fifteen vessels are now load ng for Cali
fornia four more are under negotiation, and will
probably fall into the list for the same destination
Each OF these take out provisions, clothing manu-
Boston, Baltimore, Salem, and Newburyport, are
also vessels up for the gold regions. New Orleans
is likewise IN the market for this region. The
inundated every day, for more than month, with
applications for passage, and with persons seeking
information.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12


whilst the location is inconvenent and too reoe for
q school which all attend This subject Is again
commentator that it shall be extended to California
and New Mexico and also to all the other new states
territories containing the public domain Even as
q question OF revenue, such grants would more than
refund their value the government As each quar-
ter township composed Of nine sections Of which the
central section would be granted for schools and each
Of the rems lining eight sections would be adjacent to
that granted these eight sections thus located and
each adjoining school sectioD would be Of greater
value than when separated by many miles from such
opportu nes md the thirty two sections Of entire
township. with their benefits, would bring larger
trce The governme Mt than thirtyfve sections out
Of thirysix, when section only, 20 remote from
the r. ST. granted for such purpose. The pubic
domain would thus be settled alta earlier PERIOD and
yielding larger products; thus augment our ex-
ports aud our imports, with correspondant increase
Of revenue from duties The greater diffusion IL iu-
cation would iBcreaee the power of mind and know
ledge applied to industrial pursuits AMI augment
In this way also the products and wealth OF nation
Each state is deeply interested la the welfare OF every
other the atoms Of the whole regulate by
tier woes the Of the MON which must be
more happy and prosperous proportion as It's councils
guided by enghten ned views, resulting from
the pore universal diffusion Of light and knowledge,
and education.
The attention Of Congress Is respectfully invited to
the condition Of the public lands in California The
official reports Of the great mineral wealth OF that
region percent important questions for your consi-
deraton. That gold and quicksilver exist TO great
extent California would to be placed bsyond
controversy. This gold would appear 10 require the
ESTABLISHING Mt Of branch OF the mint OF the United
States at San Francisco. The qucts IL not only
as with the mining the cous
metals with health and tho arts, but sti more with
the advance Of science, and the progress OF discovery
in phy.ios The mines Of gold and perhaps, of other
would 10 be located chiefly the public
lands They belong 20 the rs trustee for
the people, whose interests should be projected ana
secured by Congress A scientific commission TO make
Reolor e.emi nation panied Wtthlinear sur
Il deemed to be important.
Tho voiuminous character OF this report, growing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14
! am, Sir your friend,
GEORGE PARISEN.
IMPORTANT 10 The AFFLICTED.
DR.. Roses Celebrated Remedies.

p Il. JACOB e. ROSE be d,eovefer aud sale proprie
80 taf of hs popular and beneNcai med
and also tie OF the celebrated siruWeii for
iuiatiHs tie Lurs-. 80 cectn1 cure of chronic dis
ca4l student oi thaI eminent fby=cian, Doctor
IhYsc, and IT, srausio Of ae University OF eemsy
wants. ard for ,rt years sinee has Teen engaged fth
invest CATION ofd'scase and ,he al plioai OF remedles
thereto.
Iu-nuen tAe use -fh.s infs,iug tuhe in connection
with ais ft0Hhy .attc syrup aHd oer OF his reuled.es
e has counted an li,Haraie es eiinence IA curing those
Cancers ScIatula, Ehlua.aII}u. Asthma. Fever end
Aeue, Fertra of az kinds, Chronic, ErysiPeas and all
those obstinate diseases peculiar 10 teInus Indeed ev
tFN iarH OF disc vaHshes under the II his
d ea- 10 which hHusntiy IS beirrat by the OF
cort uuhd oHiy foe That b. inrom aiihe with fhysoio
etthi Law, tui Dog tic atc 81 his remedies adapted To
cad prescribed t'r cach peculiar f4gm OF disease
iir. Roses IoNc Alternative Ills, when used are in
var ably achnpN sa3 ia he superior 10 an other,
pureatNe % gef pii iresMgcn as thct leave tnn how
eis ei erty irce ffoHi veuess a. has Golden
Pins m admitted ty the faculty., 10 po--es peculiar pro-
pcrgos adapted 10 rune discases tut heng satisfied
That hate ual is fcien Ga establish tia has been
sold iu rho nIlhds oi tteirast sAentIcai.
The afflicted iuvi'et 10 caii upon :he agrut, aud
procure GRATIS uue 90 ths Doctors pgmplcts ing
detaticd account ufcaci remedy ard is plicei ion.
For sAlct} iAc following agents, wua ~ most
Druggists throughout thC country.
Pryor 3 PAUL.,
Wholesale Druggists and Ageuts, Wheruug, Va
AGsNrs-'f. r. 3. hEsNILF-eLU, beu sisl, u nee ing
~ frNos, Druggist, Main street.. q"
WAlELe 4 hEMast, Drug It's, ~ elishurg Va
JNliN HFNt, DRUGGISTS Cadix, hhiU,
Is. 4. GaA4 & Go Budgcgo O..
H fNtteGsoN. brHssis., -. Clairsville, @.
JNiq-d,iri.woidw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSUEANC
COMP
INSURANCE

INSURANCE
- lsNS viii ho taken hY the FIRE & MARINE IN
s~ASt RANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING. Al mn
luwEsr HArIs on
Buildings OF an Kinds stone lrck or wooden and their
contents
Steamboats,, factories, MILE &c.
aurmluse
And uefcHandise of an Kinds
And against all dangers attending the t.snspori ION of
goods "h rivers, lakes, scas, canals. and railroads
~ N'e character al thc company ia pfnmptiiud
aa ItfSity n iae adjustment and pay aient OF lsses
We le fSte - refer te chants oi ts place and
eseM mere who have had The adj stuent OF claim, upau
avg I.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14

AND CONSUMPTION. PAIN ~ TIE sIaE
AND NIGHT sWEATs. ASTHMA,
WHooFlNG Couch, PALpITA-
ton or THE HEART,
LIEtR COMPLAINT

LINER COMPLAINT
BRONCHITIS.
tH1 a diseases 81 tae throai luu. snd liver cured ty
raefu.el.s q = % t'IH hJsani.
RA ,iNG NLbOD AND.t 0N$tfAPTlOA
Nr. Wine. tuatat, ia Btaek'iu. was attacked with
raisiHe biood followed h' cough, PEN IA 'he sie,
alft ef.thc d~ual symptoms Of consumption tie
pagtd iuo tne best pyseias: Ia,, id 4 ia no GOOD
ana tod tin be Cf3UTD NOT LIVE. ueeErg OF the
st az iUo'cocE al ni-htto Mrs Hayes, 80 Fulton st.
att got bute; Is ocf ated iikc charm stopped fhe
"etsliu- sad eouei heere lie lad taken one Ao'te he
was l0e 70 - a ont ts W9rh. u bed SAVED HIS
til Z, lls daughter, residing at X Myrtle Avenue,
oticstit
a,iss Ann Mason. 81 Wiiliamsiulnh living in Teuth
ne@f south foura street, sab sIha she haa hecRr u
he'd tn hacking cough. ard pgi Tine epsi, Tor
long iiue which iecabe 50 bad tlfa she was %.
itse5 20 RReup her sehool Tor than year She
ti-a commenced tasting tie VI Heating Balseuwhioh
soon atvated her symptoms. She ow fast recover
teacher - yoars Nh John 0'Neil 10Th avenue aud 2si
street. suffered with rough rasine d phesm, and pam
ia itssite. lie could gel No RELIEF tn he tried Tie
alaycd tae cough and brought the disease upon tie
face and beiore he hea taken three bottles entirely
rfGURIsY AND CONSUMPTION Mrs Bsgess,
ladF upwards 81 Officiating ts aGetld, bas tot ears
Re subject 10 attacks OF feurlsy. Kissing of buod,
we're Cough, rhUfAe4s " Eteah. Pain 10 her lcod and
faflons sfe iief o}. Hp irientH ticEff lee past
recovery The Aa-ileaims Basam relieved Lef ut
once Of ~ Ter aiaf7ns symptoms, aad no" she is all
ASTHMA AMI lynu0PfNG CGTCn MIS- IN
sirr.t. m, n n,,,rs - ,t,t,+.t l,,..il ,,s,e
of tbfs orsss re,,,,t,.
a. ~ Sfsts.s,,s 81, ttoati,.. p.t.... ,.f ., tta,
a 4 -, -. Z, m - - -. ~ -
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,vhfr,. inv al ~ gy ,,,.t, ,s,,.,,,t ii@, *
CONS p.r fos ,,.t,l. fl,..,i,-
SHiI,NAN,S TV0E.f InvrNtf.s Tt5csc yvo,,
Iozesuc. bapa beii moved Ia moro mar, itti 500 -aes
n. 81 satf. b.. t.c ,, ,rt L, p-nf, ie.rnt ~. ned,
t. e.. ,,rr dsrntgrsd p,ies -a,,5s av Nina M
restions
sHERMAN,s rtMp4op + "a p7vs,e s -rbo,. ,i,.o
Io AZ IKE asrt la,sncss 81 s.rit. d,.s,a,ltpcy on
ores. lon cr Setsc 81 sstns al Inc chsi drovsipe.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14
Endnre The piles no longer.
" = u" rs THnv IVA FTTNF ~ r.
~ YYPTy c TE'


~ sIr.rarrs Yro~ rrr rtrNs stefsrr ~ fsE
d. UPTy g ~ $
VEGETABLE ELECTl AR ".
THE rtrLT is THGlF u"N-
Try it. s'l yar ih8t htya clio rIls.. lyrt MA
rfny ot De Liver Sr'ern. Rove is k'dur's.
Badl-s. Li,.rCtmpl in', b'.r,F-i Com
sipstiru. SICK Head9the, or any Diseases
ot which
PIE rs.
Ether Bleeding or Blind. fr'frn9i or In
feraaf IS determination II. and 'tr thanks
of additional thousands wU be- crprfss,d.
READ Ibis EVIDENCE here OF CURES.
Though ii cannot give tho saved one wealth
Ii gives a treasure far more glorious UFsUTH-
INrFu S4trFs, NkasuRtt's orftrE.i
Nrw York pccemtef q, '{5
Mes-t--KrranAv & IfN-ftHs
Gentlemen. understandings YOU ere the general agents
for ie -sIc ut -ur plants Vegetable tl.ctn8fy. fer
tho cure OF Piles have dfeHed dIt} 90 volunteer
recommendation 10 l,shalf Of tlft v1iushc mnic
have been col icisd for many Yeas with Piss and have
tried various remedies. hut with no beneficial erts
Indeed began consider -lg case utterly hopeless hu'
about t i.t or September last. was pr'va cd upon BY
q friend tu uatca trial oftto ahoVc nggi melciu
took his adv rt and rejoice IT, saS thai up gniv re-
Iievcd huta- isieyr, perfectly cufsd nu-t earnest
Ir recommend t g. az shat ,ay have the misfortune ID
e aiti ith that annoying and eanrsrous disease.
Vert res ert'p Yours. etc. Ely MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14

The GENUINE DALEY when applied 10 BrRSs.
anil s. stus. and 90 iut1ufd aud painful wounds, viii
immeiiateN prosuce cooling aad soothing cct ami
-xfJn-t she sIn lu az incredibly short space " ns'
re felt l1taflots the contrary. when APP
fued, INCREASE tHE PAIN aud irritaiet the parts.-
Atarktu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14
FIRE AND MAINE IYsrRAycl

'flo ~ INST REi.-or 90 be-th4i's Tie qucs ION
- whether ID IS better by one syesai8a lre Ia N. ruin
ca-and subject 10 aii te His lat i,a is her To- u c
prudent ueA e. TO me Protection Obcr and there he
enf at'' comfortable and haPpywe leave Ter you to
~ ife'fcii2h Insurance Company afHSrfird, Conn,
Fey its te@tl paid over SjOOu 81 ia.sos t ia, Wes
te 2 country, untitled 20 Tie highest confidence, aud
iasif agent - Wheeling, Virginia.
We. PETERSON,
WIZ t"F 'sss on dwelling hatscs, Warehouse stores
i' -~'9pits' q G. together with then Is, .aeh a.
u" -U'' u'et thsndlse machinery and eFe OTHER dies
Fi"h 81 ihsnfa1e properly. Also, on steam kaei aut
al Goals ana ihef eafsoes % aud fra at. nan on =
#" esit'h " alters, un the most reasonai o. tef.us
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14
WESTERN INSURANCE coMrANY.

II ilS company ieiug auiy ersal sed i prcpared
= 10 hthe Insurance every desrfpiiun o. .tt .t
heihe RISKS, such IS dwelling Llases stoIe lio.ss A
~ 1'tf contents Asa, s.cain Boosts. Fiat bo.s and
Neet ,4's WIZ. lheir sgpes 90 aud an any l.srt or
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