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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

win grow here, and to great perfection: and
in afew years that extensive traffic carried on
with Tennessee and Ohio for -four viii be en-
tirely cut of. Even 50 il was thought that
pork could not be saved and bacon cured IN
this climate, but recent experience puts every
such superstition to flight. When experience
as il is now doing, shah have fully given the
lie to theory, this win not only be found 10 be
great cotton and corn country, but also
great wheat and stock country. It only re-
qnires the industry and application Of our Ten
nessee and Kentucky ncighbors to deyelope
these latlerresources, which however at a later
period, win be accomplished by more indolent
men.
The Nashville Wing says:
Thomas Lille, the Decatur Bank director
who refused to sanction the loans to the menu
bers ofthe board, concludes his protest against
a $4,000 accommodation to the President OF
the Bank, as follows believe the parties to
the notes are good, but cannot bring my mind
to think that the board has. the righi by law
to discount them for the purpose they are offer
ed. / should have been extremely glad for this
cup to have passed byme, but / have to meet
it, and wish to have it to say, at the close o
nv term, thatI have finished my course, an(
kept the faith"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

"One Presidential Term,- The Integrity
@efthe public serUanis,-The safety Of ne
"Pubiic money "a sound e'vrency)-and the
general good Of the people" I6.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28
JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
ON Consignment, and for sale,
~ 1000 yards of Tennessee Linseys,
A Lot ofsuperior cotton yarns,
500 yards of Tennessee Jeans,
100 pieces of KY. Bagging,
80 coils rope,
500 do. Irvine,
"A lot Of good Tennessee Bacon,
For Cash only.
January. IA ls4O.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

aObey or resign is very profitable doc
trine for the locos, as they make it effective al
most entirely upon the Wings, who generally
discard it. They have just driven Mr. Foster
and Judge White out of the Senate; but Per-
ny Smith of Connecticut Wright of New
York, Wall of New Jersey Brown and Strange
of North Carolina, Norval of Michigan, &c.
though belonging 20 the instruction" party,
seen to be very thick of hearing" the lessons
the people have read to them.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28


AS agriculture constitutes the main source
Of wealth with the Southern States-is the
most simple in its principlcs-having no abb
stract quality--and always certain in its re-
suits, to fair extent of Remuneration for labor
and investment-adapted as it is to the capa-
city Of every one-possessing charms to please
even the poet, who dwels in fancy--clotbing
the fields with yerdure-yielding subsistence
for the whole human family, whether christian
Hottentot or Jew, rich or poor, bond or free;
more or less necessary and indispensable to
aIl-the great wonder is, that it should be so
neglected, even in the fertile plains ofthe 'sun-
ny south;"-or, is it on account of that fer
tilitv Il IS thus neglected! We have said that
at is the most simple in its princiPles'-and
vet, probably, there is nothing to which SCI
ence can be more protitably applied; and above
ali, System;--but unite the two, and the labor
now spent with but moderate return, with
out it, would produce tenfold remunera-
ton. To prove which we have only to turn at
tenton to the success that attends the efforts o.
the Northern Farmer, or the English Agricul.
turst--both Of whom. from few acres vii
reap sufficient 10 maintain large families-fron
soil, originally, nothing Ike so fertile as many
Of the uncultivated fields Of the South-tlai
are considered, sworn OUT -but which with
little attention may be rendered productive
again. But our southern farmers are ready +
say how are we to acquire this information
we are farmers and not men ofscience; to whlel
s0s would reply. subscribe for some Agrlcultu
raj Journal of the day. There is one publIshe'
| in your state, at Raymond one IN TENNESSEE
| al Columbia; one al baltimore q American
Farmers. and many Others elsewhere y 7
positive fact, did our planters and farmers by
know il, there is not one Of them that shoul'
not take publication Of this character, whIcl
do not cost much--fiye dollars at the further
| esi- generally issued IN pamphlet form month
lly. We do hope that those to whom we hag'
Just alluded VIII take our advice and benefit b
the same, with the assurance that their inter
est VIII be greatly promoted BY t. II the,
do not wish to continue yearly subscribers
subscribe for one year. have the volume bonn
/ and keep it for future reference
VNY r. 49,. l...~,, tl,<s,c,l,f II. ts4oritr 81
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

aTHE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE
CONVINCED THAT THERE rs NO
% REMEDY FOR THE EVILS UN-
aDER WHICH THEY ARE NOW
SUFFERING, BUTACHANGE or
.RULERs.p-Gop BGrbour's address, 10
he Harrisburg Contention.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28
VOLUME VII

towns, for the night AT late hour of the
same, arrived also at the inn Mr. Dennie, who
had the misfortune to learn from the landlord,
that his beds were all paired with dodgers ex-
cept one occupied by the celebrated DR.. Dwight.
Show me to his apartment, exclaimed Dennie
although am stranger to the Reverend Doc
tor perhaps / may bargain with him for my
lodgings. The landlord accordingly waited on
Mr.. Dennie to the Doctors room, and there
left him 70 introduce himself The Doctor, al
though IN his night-gown, cap, and slippers,
and just ready to resign himself to the refresh
ing arms of Somnus, politely invited the strange
intruder to be seated. Struck with the physi-
ognomy of his companion. he then nnbent his
austere brow, and commenced literary con-
yorsation. Thenames Of Washington, Frank
lin, Rittenhouse, and host Of distinguished
and literary characters, for some time gave a
zest and interest to their conversation, until
DR.. Dwight CHANGED to meution Dennie-
sDennio, the editor Of the Port Folio says the
Doctor in a rhapsody, is the Addison Of the
United States,- the Father of American bellies
letters. But, SIR continued he, IS it not as
tonishing, that man Of such genius, fancy, and
feeling, should abandon himself to the Inebria-
ting bowlp Sir said Dennie, you are mista-
ken. have been intimately acquainted with
Dennie for several years; and l never knew or
saw him intoxicated Sir says the Doctor,
you err. j have my information from partic-
uar friend / am confident thatI am right and
you are wrong Dennie now ingeniously,
changed the conversation TO the clergy, re-
marking, that Abercrombie and Mason were
among the most distinguished divines; never
theless, he considered Dwight, President of
Yale College, the most learned theologian, the
first logician, and the greatest Foet that Amer
lea has produced. But, SIR continued Den
ME, there are traits in his character, unworthy
Of so wise and great a.man. and of the most
detestable description; he is the greatest bigOt
land dogmatist of the agel Sir says the
Doctor, you are grossly mistaken; am in
timately acquainted with DIR. Dwight, and
know to the contrary Sir says Dennie
you are mistaken; have it from an intimate
acquaintance of his, Who'll am confident would
not tell me an untruth.' mo more SANDER !!
says the Doctor; d am DIR. Dwight, of whom
you speak, 'And |, too exclaimed Dennie
'am MIR. Dennie, of whom you spoke
"The establishment of DIR. Dwight may b
better conceived than told. Suffice it to say
they mutually shook hands and were extremel.
happy in each others acquaintance"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

WHEAr. 1T has been thought BY many. and
asserted by a stin larger number that wheat
would not grow to any advantage IN this region;
but the experience Of many Of our farmers lasi
year proves this theory entirely ialse--wheas
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2Rsa &TN1EIpRa


Whose reputation in this line is not surpass
in the southern country. Travellers, as v
as all others who may honor him with th
patronage, may expect to receive every atte
ton calculated to render them comfortable.
There is attached to this establishment
first rate LIVERY STABLE; and the p
prietor as usual, viii continue to devote p
sonally. his unremitted attention to this brar
of his business; and from his experience
some ten or twelve years, IN the State Of X
lucky, is well calculated to be of essential
vice to the trading community.
N. B. Knowing that there is frequen
much cause of complaint from the inatfent
Of servants, it shall be his special care TO hs
none but the best; who VIII be under rigid IN
and if negIectful, VIII please be made kno
Immediately THE bar,
DAVIS COCKRELL.
Columbus. Miss. January, 1st, le40.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28


10 ! virtue Of an order issued BY the Prs
- bates Court Of I.0Wndes County an
State of Mississippi at the January TER
l64O. Will rent at tho Court House in Il
town q Columbus On the 9th day Of Fehrnaf
next Tor one year, the plantation on whic
Mrs. Hannah Edwards resided last wear.
beng u SECTION number seven and eight. tow
ship seventeen. range fifteen east, about 2
miles south west Of Columbus. near the Rof
inson road, containing about 100 acres iniprt
ved land
Renting to take b ace within the hours pr
scribed by law. N oIe and approved securil
win be required. payable al the 1s1 day {
January, 1871.
j. D0WDLE,
Gaxdiaa 81 Edwin Achilles, and
Thomas Kewei
January, Il. 1910 81 prsfs 4,00.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28
+ the State Of Mississippi,

DeliyeFedin the Representative Hall, before
the Senate and House ofEepresentatives
in convention assembled. and before
large body ofcitizcns.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

O6lct Columbus g. TOmbigby Transporta-
to 20, January 3rd, 1910.
n OLVED, That from and after
II nth instant, this Company viii redeS
then sues by paying one-haH in Alaba.
fund nd giving four months Post Notes !
the ainder. Extract from the minutes.
H. L. HAMPTON, Cashier
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

IN ri EBIClAA ~. IzsI So IIandson
LII ASSIGNMENT q Family and Planfafio
Medicine Chests. Oh hand ana i6or eaIS & s..
Columbus Drug Store. bv
GREENE HILL.
January p
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28
ii L-SToNES. BoLTIN

Mi L.-SToNEs, BOLTIN
CLOTHS, IRON, &c.
81 n PAIRS Kuhn Mill Stones all
A0 y yes.
20 T ses Boiling Cloths assorted, Nos. ltc
$50 IS Swedes Iron assorted all sizes.
100 is Gin Gear, warranted to work u
10, II and IA foot wheels.
so Hollow Ware and Castings.
900 rind Stones.
NJ Hoes, Axes, Mill Gear, Saw n.
Saws nd Irons, fine Double-barrel Gu
HARD re and Cutlery, for sale by the subsc
bers.
81 FOREST, MORRIS & WILKIN
No. "a, Water street, Mob
NJ e, December 8, 1889. 3mI4,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

The President of the Senate then announced
that Charles NJ. Price isduly and constitutions
ally elected State Printer for the term prescri-
bed by the Constitution. The joint assem-
blage then proceeded 10 ballot for Serpeat-at-
Arms. Onthe third baloting James M. Lewis
received 81 votes, and was declared by the
President of the Senate, duly elected and
sworn INTO Office by the Clerk of the House Of
Representatives. Tie Senate then retired
to Their chamber, and the House adjourned
until 3 O'Clock, P. II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

establishment Of dopots IN each ullita district of
the United States. as he may deem necessary, tor
uie salekeepinS of munltisns aus arms aud as The
may be called forth.
Syih' Tha, Tho Officers unu-commissi 1ned Off.
GERS atth trs Musicians, Rad privates Of vD'nneei
or rh'ta. IN me service of the Uaited Sirtes SN,
cep1 when ca icc, ~ prov dtd for in the iTh heaG
srGu Dc eattlcd u the like compensaton in cas- of
d;sa ilty, by woudG or other ise incurred IN the
service as Is, cr MAY be, allowed TO officers, non
commissioned officers, M ulcers musgials and .r
Yates OF the Army of the United states.
ssh. That the several corps Of volunteers VIII, h
now exist IN the several States. and IN what man
net sneNer orsanizcd, be not disturbed or Gsprv,d
81 hetr accustomed privileges; but nevertheless be-
subject 20 such restrictions their respective Leg.
sloiuT may direct, aud To all other uties r,quT-
I'd Nv tins system, m like manner with the other
2gth' That the Legislatures OF tho several States
NJ tht earliest period of tune after the dbpton AZ
ih's system enact such laws a NAV be necessary
To enroll aud Organize the militia of the resnectivt
states, according To- the provisions contained mere.
n provided that, until such enrolment and orpani
Lhuon be made, the resting laws governing IN.
militia Oi each state be considered as sl I'M force
loih. That the term militia of the United STATE.
shail DC so construed as e. embrace within its
meaning all trooTs, Of whatever description, not OF
The regular army of the United States.
J. Il. PoINSETT.
SPcaksr Of He Eousc 81 Representatives.
This hill i known 20 be otiious TO M. r,core III
Objectionable features BY :hc parry in power
and the mcrhcrs Of TRY hand 10 shield the Presdcn
lroia The odium or il; but it is impossible. Their,
stands the Presidents hand in las Message of Dec
1889
| 81 CANNOT roo sr-oNGLy RECOMMEND TO YouI
CONSIDERATION ruE PLAN FOR oRG,NIzI.G TIL
Nln,uA PROPOSED TnE SECRETARY At war
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27
CASH SYSTEM.
q L x ETA GE d KELLER.

w. IOJ -Hofa SfFtft.
So LoUIs, MIsSoCrr.
AEIlLI. devote particular attention 10 a scusral
w Commission business. : orciug, Purcha..ag -,
Sci ing, Receviua, aud Forvordinr.
from lpng experience, accompanied with punclull-
ny and aaruuOn we sol'cii business
REFERENCES
NJ kcc, hrd'ns s Co. Wheeling. Va. w. & c. Tarr.
Nellsbu'ghN W.. Merchants generally Ia S,eubcuyiIir,
u fIiis0ursh' Pa Cincinnati Louisville, Ky. 81.
Louis, Mo- As als, on The rivers, VIZ Uprcr Mi,-:s-
supp, Illinois and hissour, and Steamboat CAPTAINS
and clerks generally. Wheeling, Aug. - lclD.
Sieubonviie Herald P,lIlr,h 70 anouni o: 81 send
cory Of The paper I" adNe.iser and charge lbs Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27


wfr.-Ar rules held IN me N's'A
o,;c. Of the Circui, Court OF Law aud >hoh0,
Tor Tyler Comfy. Oh Monday the Oh gay VI gu
1870
William Dickinson, Joel Shrewsbury
Lewis RufIner Moses Nj fulua'
John ID. Lewis. William ID. Shrew" ~
bury and Joseph ID SIratton' INA Chanccry.
ing and dealing under the hrin "'
D,cksrsDu, Rutnes ~ CO. Com
plairanls.
H., r,.r,,;.., o,, .-us, Defendant
.Tn;l -, ., , co, painau's by the'r ",'''n's
and alcd ther bill in tn, ca'"' and 'Ss s"', .e~"T
not having entered bis appe~ ram, "a ,hc rules o
ty. according to the act OF assemb,, "a - az denc
this court. and il appearing by saiisia, 'oi' .hi;an
that the said John franklin Owens - not an IA ~
of this commonwealth On motion Of the cOmpla','''
bv his attorney tits ordered that the said John Frank
liz Owens do appear here the LIST day OF she next
Of ih;s coO,i. ond answer The compliments bin and
that cony Of this be inserted IN the Western Virginia
Times for months successfully. and posted al the
court hose door ofihis county.
\ copy iesle,
july 14-lm n. HICKMAN. Clek.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27
ORGANIZATION OF TIN MILITIA.

Ar''- from ne SsrrshrrV Of War. Transmitting a
er' Of re 0rgasisatt0H gf he hits q me Uni
- Siales
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

D oS'N SOAP--I0O pes Posin 5000. . ,oo1I -
II. ucie. Also, 80 10. smoId Candle. ,1sI yacai-
''o ana lof sale 10y W. Il. TYSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

n UUAiNU bIsASS MNNUFNtT TORY .-WLoIn.
4 4 sale and Rcla Looking GbSs Manufaco., \
- Marsct :, o,,ns;,e tLe N,sonin Ill No.
subsCr,Uers respectfully announce To the ciIrIe, &c
Wheeling aud vicinity, that uey have on h,sJ -
rye aud splendid assoTtmenfOt Looking GI,a.d
Of Their own Manufacurcf he workmanshin =,
Which they waTrant In'crIoutO aone i'm the Unio,
and which they are de,"rn'fcd 10 seil on me me-,
of every dis .n.ion o1G q'E ~ made T. order
Old Gilt, NHhO2Jng a.idF Fancy Errr,cs Tro,;roJ
IN The nearest an u'or. - HARGOUR g. 20.
~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27
JAcoB & WILSON. for Cump't

NiRGiNiA-At rules held in the Clerks Office ofibo
Circuit superior Of Law ond Chanccry for the coun-
" Of ONO. IN the month Of August, 1910.
stephen Rice. Complainant
against
Austin Peay and Henry Moore. aud ihe1
sad Henry Moore, John =. Clarke, and
Mark Douglass, merchants and partners ~, ;"
trading under the tim Of Moore. Clarke N'""'''J
a Co. Defendants
The defendant Aus.in Peay. not having entered his
appearance and given security according 90 The act Of
assembly aud the rules Of ts Court. and il apyearne
by satisfactory evidence that he not an inhabiiant
Of this commonwealth On motion Of the complain
ant 10y counsel IL j. ordered thufIhe said defendant DO
appear here the first day Of merit Fall term Of this
Court enter his appearance give security for the per
iounancc Of The decree ~ the cause, Gle bis answer
70 the compliments bl-Or Otherwise defend this sut
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
30 some newspaper printed IN the City Of Wheeling
ior lwo months successvcly and posted az the Front
door Of the Court house ofOhio county
a COPY icsfe
ALEXANDER r. LA1ULEY. CHI
4. CAJDs sLl, 90 Comp. spz Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

II COOKING GLASS Pour.,iI y Picture came
IA manuiacJurer-'rhe sub.criocc respectfully ~.
forms tho ciiizenS oC Wheeling rnd ,iciuiy iiai he
has commenced, n connection wan hts ,o.rrs ns>,-
ness, the Looking Glass Purrai; end Pir,urr gl,rne
Gliding. &c ia all a. branchcs-Iie h,is cn.lrcd ~.
Jas Robinson. from the first mInuiac tories "a New
York, whose wort ship Is ln!cror 10 none IN ne
Union, an Is prepared 10 | oslcs IN that
line. He VIII constantly keep on haud on extensive
assortment o. iOOkING GLASSES ct cVcry tc,rrip.
uUn ~ tlitu aud Mahogany ned Ianrt Frac~ Picture
and Portrait Games maize 10 or'cr Old ...lurs rr2ji
'nd Gliding oIcNccy DC cs,piou Jclc "a nc no.. ~ ,e
july il W Ora \s-TRUP.
Acc T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27
RJTIAR-AIlINEIT SEMINARY NNRr

4 ,IRCCLAR-A,hINE ELI SEMINARY hARr
u INy,GLE, ODio.-Ai,u 10 Jo Wet of wtaleF-
or is worth dojng OF all is worth Joos Well To
DO well.
ThsIo~,5uIiop is Fcmaic bogfu Nc school con-
duclcd upon the AimNcr >,>cm Ur ulrgial aoU mnuu-
al lcarnine ihaI aGJrs a home cJ'uro;,on. impadins
the gcueui subs.uuiio bran, brs oi tui,'cu Which eN
ces he requisites. END nduce he useful acquremcu's
or Female leraure aud lcaruog, not learnins 10 Ia
boar but laL1riu2 10 leurn; win eoyemmeHi over
mind and mapnrrs ieuien q aud slrc.ly iu,oo,iuced
aud maiulancd. anL discipline iujucye and no, co.
GROVE applied with a,siGuuy aud poop ely on The eiii
cheney ofeNperience under the p,csv's influence OF
a training up "a the nurture aud admon 100 OF good
ness, by the Principal
H. WRIGHT.
NB-Tc-rs Cor board and Iuiiion $50 to 500
rer annun payable quarterly IA adV ance ior flo hcr
particulars address Ihro he post Office, post paid
Martins ferry.
MaFiiNS.erry June %. 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

n NOR REN'r.-A cdseo'eoI d,oeIi,1g Hons. ,in5.
IL ted on m''n re q business rart Of The CITY.
Possession given mm leIy. For terms anoI, -
ap % FoGsfN MOORE a CLAEEg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

ViRGINIA-At rules held ia the Clerks office ofihe
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery COR the
county of Ohio IN the monk OF August 1910.
The North Western Bank Of Virginia Complainant
against
J. ). Townr and G.. w. Towar and John
Fawcetl, Moses Rhodes. Anderson a. Haz- IN IN
leii, Samuel Thompson and John Bane. O"uO'e'y
Defendants
The Defendant J. s. and G. w. Towar. not having
entered their appearance and given security according
10 the act Of assembly and the rules Of this court and
appearing by satisfactory proof that they are i'm.
hahianis OF this comTunw ealih-on motion of com.
Planant by oouHset = ordered that the said defen-
dans do appear hese the first day Of tho next fall
term OF this court enter their appearance and give Sc
curly for The performance OF the decree IA the cause
answer the said compliments bill Otherwise d end
This suit, and that copy this order be forthwith in.
serted IA some newspaper paper printed IN the city Of
Wheeling Tor two months succesSiyoiy-and posted at
the front door Of the Court house Of Ohio county.
y coy tcste,
ALEX r. LAIDLEY, CLERK.
JAcoB & Wilson. for CumpL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

VIRGINIA-IN cHANcERY-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
aud Chsncery Eur the County OF Ohio, ia the month
Of August, 1870
Henry Moore. and John T. Clarke. late partners in
business, under the firm OF Moore a. Clarke-Com-
plunanls,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

tpst\IA-Is eHAscrEE- At 'ules he'c IN tao
J.,Iis giT,s Of he Circuit sHI nor coet' 81"
80 rhasrirv flT the yCUniy o. On" !" me '1"iith
az hupus', is3f- .z.-,,,,,r ~ III ana
.i.r 49,. .'cds end ,satIOs, rShis shd eicd,ls
William lie Baron, dec 20
against -
,-,.rl, I,,,c. N aters Daniel /snc Jacob
O., SrI 4 How'd q. Huehes, ard hhtn'tet NC
slnlcy, late lhsa s''''" " Defendants.
Tn, JeG.ndants David Nyrle aud James |" 49,.
nj having entered Their epp,aracr arc 80 r,l.
"a, ,rc,rl,ur TO the act Of NJ senshlN Hno ~ 49,
q ,Ls C,urt andt appearing hy satisfactory py3 ,L
a., ,hry 9rr no. inhabitants If ihl~ common
va, - cf HE cnmpl anants by COUNSEL II Is OF
r,d that the said defendants do appear nt,s OF
a. fr.t day Of the next fall term ~ TINS coa =
" u 80 1--WE security for the performance 81
me deere in this cause and file ,hel aPss en- IN"
r,,,I.i,pnts bill or otht WISE deienn 'hs SUI. ~,
,, n tbis order be forthwith instr'eo ni
oa,, newsps per printed IN the city OF "nten iraot
nicbtbs successfully and posted az INC H0",
.u. ~ he court house OF Ohio cOunJ.
ioor Oh =. COPY ALIEN. I. I.AIDLEY, Clerk
~nmp't. VIZ 20
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TIPPECANOE Tt.,r roI,,

Beiog guide the principal IonI. in Tho T;c, NJ
Gen. Harrison, compiled from Niles lis,cr AMI obsr
an,beRc records, Just received aud for ,Is by
ano Il STEPHENSON A G.n,.nnr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27
ID. LANG, 6tI,
ny In the Circuit Superl-
,ncerY for OHIO County, I


v '\ii-IS CHsScA merry i"' N"N
or Coz Of Law and Cha. ,..s,,.
on the C. trnccry SIDE thereon NS"P'"S
NO. e. Clarke y Co. tar
against ''.e"uaI's
Henry Moull et nj. cause
IT.. I.t..,d,.ts n III. above mCntiDneu
genry MoulC and Peter Numscu VIII take no..
that on tho 18th day Of October next between VIC
hours offs % clock A. NJ. and O'clock =. " n the
Iice of George JaWes Esquire IN the town 81 Zines
Vile in the State of Ohio ,he compi1inanls vi
lake the depositons OF Isaac kean and ohersi anu
rour. =, the office of ia res Wheat IN the Ciy
- Wrectug the m)laInauts wit take The deposit
lions Of Charles l.. Strong, and others, q DC read
Ia evid nee on the hear,ng of the same cause
should the said deDo. ltlop not be completed on me
,ay ncnuoutd az s,,her % the said places ne "a
<ing thereof 20 be adiourred from day 10 diy be-
iyyten tue ne hOprs AID a. ,he save place
MOORE. CLARKE & 90.
Ey Jdues =. Wheat. Their 'oiIey.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WA DErARrnrxr. March 90. ,slo

MAECH 20. $40.
Referred % the COMMITTEE on hs MLfta.