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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-04
From the 81. Louis New Era.
WING AND LOCO FOCO PARTIES

We have explained, from time to time, by
reference to figures, the exact position of
the two great parties in this country, and es-
tablished that, while there has been real
gain of po,oer to the Loco Focos in the To-
cal elections in the several States, there has
been no increase to that party in the popu-
lar vote. The subjoined statement, from
paper of most unenviable and questionable
politics, although in matters of this kind gen.
orally correct, is satisfactory to US, and ac-
counts for the success of the Loco Foco
party. More Wings staid at home than Lo-
co FocoS; and this is the whole secret.
FALLING OFF OF VorEs.--The Journal of
Commerce gives table showing the fall
ing off in the vote of eleven of the States
where elections have been held this fall.
making the following results:
Wing loss in the above States, compared
with the Presidential election
last November l42,429
Nett Opposition loss do. do. 36,4O6
Excess of w. loss over Opp. loss, lO6,O23
Present Opposition majority, 34,6lO
In the State of New York, Judging from
the few official returns which have reached
us, the Opposition vote is about 10000 less
than at the Presidential election last No.
vember, and the Wing vote about 10000
less. In other words, the Wing vote has
fallen off about 10000 more than the Oppo.
stion vote.
In Michigan, where, last November,
there was a Wing majority of 1905, there
is now an Opposition majority of 1000 or
5000.
Ito the 1os,o23 Wing loss lover and
above the Oppostionloss) in the above elev-
en- States, we add 30,OO0in New York, and
5000 in Michigan, we have total, in thir-
teen States, of $4,000. Harrison's major
ity in the whole Union, last November.
was l47.39l.
Upon which the Express remarks
The Journal, of course, wishes to draw
Loco Foco inference from these facts.
and wonders what has produced $50 extra
ordinary reaction" Its own tables show
merely an inactivity on the one side, while
the other keeps up the fire. New York, for
instance, shows one of the Journals "extra.
ordinary reactions" Forty thousand wings
choose to stay at home, while the Loco Fo-
cos got out all but ten thousand of their
men. The difference against the Wings Of
10000 stay-at-home-ites produced an lex.
traordinary reaction" and is conclusive
proof that Loco Focoism is on the increase.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-04

Mr.. Ellsworth, late commissioner of the
patent Office, informs the editor of the New
England Farmer, that just before leaving
Washington, he signed a patent for man
who proposed to construct springs for cars,
so that passengers should be able to read
and write without any inconvenience.
"Of what do you make your springs
front"
mo"
"Of woodl"
"No."
"What them"
"Air"
"How?"
"Take strong metallic cylinder, twelve
inches long; set it perpendicular; force into
this thirteen atmospheres, chat is, by use
of the forcing air pump, make the air in the
cylinder as dense or as heavy as common
airD on the top of this put oil, and then in
sert piston which shall fill the cylinder;
and this makes the spring" Mr.. Ellsworth
rode in a car containing eighty passengers,
which is thus constructed, and it answered
fully the expectations and promises of the
patentee.
Where will mechanical ingenuity end!-
[Cincinnati Enquirer.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-04

A man in franklin county, Ky, 80 years
ago rented small farm, go acres Of which DO
designed putting in hemp. He hired ) or
negroes at $3.50 year each, allowing Is or ~
acres for each hand. Besides their annual wa.
ges, he had to clothe the negroes and pay their
doctors bills, which were considerable. He
made the first year, $50 dollars, clear, 10 each
hand; as much in subsequent years. ard is now
worth 100000 dollars.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-04

We find the following very interesting
article in the Peoria Register. The farm
ers of Missouri have already discovered
the profit to be derived from the cultiva-
ton of Hemp, and it begins to engross
much of their attention. Within a few
months past, two bagging Factories have
been established in this city, in which a
large capital has been invested, and ready
market will be furnished for all the Hemp
which can be raised. Other factories are
springng up in different parts of the State
and this will soon become one of our
most substantial sources of our wealth.
81. Louis Ne,c Era.
HEMP CULTURE-INTEREsT1NG TO FARMERS.
DR.. Barrett, of Springfield, L. as many of our
readers are aware, is the agent Of company in
New York who loaned large amount Of mo.
ney to the citizens Of our Military Tract three
years ago, with which to enter their lands at the
then land sale. He visits here every November,
as the notes fall due, to receive payment and
this was his business here last week. Owing to
the hard times, he found the settlers in many
cases, nnprepared to pay, and this led him 10 in.
quire into their agricultural operations. Meeting
US one day he said, 81 wish yon would tell your
farmers to go into the raising Of hemp. If those
who entered their land three years ago had done
so they would have found no trouble whatever
in making their payments and would now have
had the land clear and been Independent" 81
am afraid, like every thing else, it is very un.
certain CROP" we replied. "Not at ALL" said
he, sit is the surost and most profitable crop the
ground can produce care you well acquaint
ed with it?" eyes, was raised in Kentucky,
where it is the great staple, and can give you
statement in five minutes showing what the
clear profit might be from the crop in this coun.
ry." Taking him at his word we sat down
twhen he produced the following. There wert
three settlers present having business with him
to whom he occasionally referred for tn rates o
labor here, and in every case he made the charge
higher than they estimated it,
Cost Of CuAirating ten acres in Hemp.
Preparing the ground for the reception Of
seed i. e. two ploughings and one har-
rowing, 50 per acre, $50 OF
Sowing same and narrowing in, so cts.
per acre, 0C
Seed, l2s bushels, at 81 per bushel, ~ 81
Cutting 10 acres, 81 per acre, 10 O(
Shocking do. so cents per acre, 0C
Spreading to rot, SO cents per acre, 5 OF
Gathering up TO break, so cents per acre, S OF
Breaking, 81 per 100 lbs. (and 10 acres
ought to produce in this country 800
lbs. to the acre, equal to 5000 lbs. 80 90
Sending 5000 lbs. to St. Louis, IS cts.
per 100, 20 OF
Total expense of 10 acres. 1852 OF
Credit.
5000 lbs. Of hemp, at S. per 100 lbs.,
| (and it has not been worth less for ten
years) 400 OF
| Cost OF production deducted. 1862 81
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-04

He was Norman who remarked, tina,
going to law was the art of cutting ones
own throat with pen.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-04
Net profit OF 10 acres,
S237 SO

Here is clear profit of 1913 Is per acre, if
the owner Of the land even has to hire every
thing done. If he does it himself, he gets we'll
paid for his labor in addition to this profit.
1t will be seen that all depends upon the price
OF the hemp, which is rated at S. per 100 lbs
DR.. Barret informs US that tits this year So, and
is sometimes as high as $40 while he has never
known it to be less than IS. A Cincinnati pa.
per before US quotes as follows:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-04

PSi SSioiS u' iuoleS do lolloWe'
Hemp, Manila, per cwt. $40 90 a II 90
" brown, 9 90 9 so
Bale Rope per ID. 1Oa II
Bagging, 7" 27
Tarred rope, " IA a l6
Manila rope, 6: 16 II
At New York the prices 1--WE copy from the
last Journal Of Commerce) are:
Russia, clean, per ton, 235 .e. per cwt. II rs
Manila, T" 10 &c 9 so
Italian, h" 23O 24O " II so
At St. Louis the price is 1--WE copy from the
Bulletin:)
Hemp, scarce, per ID. Ia s
In the first two quotations foreign hemp only
is spoken OF. We remember to have seen it
stated somewhere that when the American article
is well got out, it is superior to the Russian If
So and our farmers could get $40 per cwt. for
it, the clear profit would be enormous. set
tier from the produce Of 10 acres. could pay for
his quarter section in one year, no matter at
what rate of interest he borrowed the money.
DR.. Barrett puts down the yield at 800 lbs.
to the acre. He says that 1900 lbs. have been
raised in Kentucky, and never less than 500.
One hand has been known 10 cultivate 20 acres,
besides attending 10 other crops. Indeed another
advantage in its cultivation is that it does not
interfere with other crops. The seed should be
sown throughout the month of May and first
week in June-one days sowing at intervals OF
ten days, to give plenty Of time in cutting it..
1t is also got out in the winter, when farmers
have nothing to do but keep themselves warm.
Should it be inconvenient even then to get it out
in any year, it loses noIkng, but i'm proves in
quality by lying over. Like paper, into which
it may be finally converted, the older It becomes,
the better.
or the way in which fortunes are acquired by
raising this article, the following exam le will
illustrate
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-04

5000 lbs. of hemp, at S. per 100 lbs.,
(and it has not been worth less for ten
years) a
Cost Of production deducted, l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21
INSU TRANCE.

" y 4 Rd nee
ISkS will be taken by the FIRE & MARINE
n INSURANCE COMPANY Oh WHEELING
al The ioUesf rates on
Buildings Of all kinds stone, brick or wooden and
their contents
Steamboats,; factories; mills, &c,
Furniture:
And merchandise Of oil kinds
Aud against all dangers attending the transports
aiion OF goods on rivers, lakes, seas. canals and
railroads.
For the character the company as 10 prompi,.
tuds and hberolHy IN The adjustment and payment
n iosses-wo beg leave 10 refer 10 tho merchants
Of this place and elsewhere who have had the nd.
Juslment VI claims upon Us.
JOHN FAwCETT. PrssidssL
DAsIEL LAMB. Secretary. January Is. IS4l.
Board or DIREeroRs----JOhn Fawcett PrcsiB,1t
3 Brady John Goshorn, Charles d. Knox, Richard
w. Harding. Samuel Neel, William Paxton. Jacob
> Shrver. Samuel Sprgg, Directors
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ASSURANCES.
WESTERN INSURANCE CoaiPAI

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL S500000.
NHlS company. being now duly organized, is
Il prepared to make Insurance on every ss.
scripiion OF Fire and Marine Risks, such rs Dwell
ling Houses Store Houses, &c with their contents
Also Steam Boats, Flat Bouts and Keel Boats, with
their csrgoeE, TO and from any port on the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers. or their tributary streams Ap-
PicaiiOn for Insurance TO DO made for the present
al the Office ofthe Wheeling Savings Institution.
mar +. II. GREER. Secy D. {
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UNITED STATES fASf MAIL IINL
EROM MHEEIINI 10 MOnSTER nuIC


UNITED STATES fASi MAIL LINE
FROM WHEELING 10 WOOSTER ONO
Il. way OF Msnnt Pleas ant,
Harrisvile. Georgetown. ca
E2sS[-sPrSy div. Siocioun. Franklin. Fast.
W&&[ES. port New Philadelphia. Ca al
Dover. Sirawsburg, Milton. Mount Eaton. Edrnburr
Wooster. and MnnsfeLl. Connecting with the Mail
Lines, To Bucyrus, Ashland, Norwolk. Sandusky
City. aud Clvs,elsnd. Leaves Wheeling. every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. At - O'Clock NJ.
and Wooster on Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday,
Passengers by this line. will arrive at either e. d
in time To connect with the mail Lines ru ming
and west.
The Pr. bces leave to tender to the public hi,
grateful Judgements for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed on his Linc--and takes tins o.,
raSion assure them. that no expense attention
shall he wanting on his part to render perfect and
full satisfaction TO oil who may travel in his line,
and having lately renewed his teams and place d
new coaches the rOad. he haitcrs HIMSELF thai
he will merit and hopes 10 receive liberal share
Of public patronage, For seats apply At the Tar o
the u. ). Hotel.
J. A. MYERS, Proprietor.
A w. FLEMING, Agent.
mar IL
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NlRE d MARINE INSURANCE
here are two situations only In which in
divduals can be placed " here they can adequate
ydppreciate the value Of insurance. These are,
while star ding upon the ruins Of their cwn pTOp-
ertf, either receiving from ar insurance Office
the fol amount which they have lost; orstand-
nROn The same spot surrounded perhaps by a
desolatcd family, lamentIng that stupidity and
l0ily which iaiicd 70 provide against such a con-
ungcnCy
s.ATKtNsON Agent ofthePRoTECTloN ~ q
RAN Co. OF HARTFORD CONN. wiItaks
fskB onDweiins houses, Wars houses stores N ilis
Factories sc. together with their contents sueb
~ Furniture, Merehr ndise Machinery andevery o
thstdiseripiion ofinEursbls Property Also o,
steam, Keel. and Plat Boats. and their Csrgoes a
M from sny Port onths Western waters
fTOmceoH Main street nearly opposite the q
H1is January 2 1871
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ALEX. T. LAIDLEY, Clerk.
Lamb & ROssoll, for Comp'Is. aug IL

clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery Cor the county Of Ohio IN The month
ofAUgusi, 1871.
Isaac Star and Samuel c. Morton. merchants a,d
partners trading under the firm Of Starr & Nor
ION, COmpiainnnts
jacob r. Bier, Morgan Nelson, Lloyd g. Hughes
Joseph Morrison, Hiram Marin. The North Yves
tern Bank of Virginia. The Merchants aud Me-
ohanies' Bank Of Wheeling. Henry Moore Hugh
Nichols. the Wheeling Savings Institution James
Luke, John Richie. Samuel Sprigg. Joshua Hun.
Ter and Redick Mckee Defendants.
The Defendants Joseph MJruson. J1shua, Hunter
and Redick Mckee not having entered their appear.
sncs AMI answered the bill Of tho complainapts
and Il appearing by satisf Glory proof that upon
proper enquiry boing made for them at tl,oir res
Pectve usual places Of abode ~ this county for the
purpose Observing on them the subpoena IA Chan
Gerry issued m this they could not be found; On
motion Of the Complainanls by counsel IL Is ordered
That the said defendants do appear here on the FIRST
day Of the fall term Of this court enter their
appearance aud answer the said compainants' bill
nnd That copy Uf Tins order be i0rthwifh inserted
IN some newspaper printed ia the city Of Whst ling
iof Two m0nths succcssively and posted az the front
aoof VI tho court house Of Ohio county cprv teste
ALEX.T LAlDLEY. clerk
Lamb 4 Russell. for Comprs arg -
VIRGINIA-IS CHANcERr--At rules hell in ~.
CLERKS office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
ana Chancery ior the county OfOhio 10 The month
Of August; 1871
N''AaHoer Frazer, Complainant
against
Thomas White aud James N Forsyth. Defendants
Inc Defendant White not having entered bi. an /
P'liu',o nna gwen s"cur'y according 10 ne urf OIL
assembly ard The rules ofuus court and n onses,.
lgg ~ Sl'Hiacloiy Prooiihai DO rs not an inhahitant
of this Commonwealth. on MOTION az 49,. -.
ant BY counsel % b. ordered thar he ~ st.I.
Do appear here On The fire. day ~ the ro,, n m 80,
Of This court enter his appearance and 60. 80
compliments bin md That COPY Of d.,. 90. a.
io"awnh inserted % sumo newspaper printed b, tts
CITY OfWhoeling i0r two m0uiis sutces.i,,I, -
posted 81 The front door u the court House of Ct.
County. a copy fcste
ALEX. r. LAfDLEY. CIcrk I
bPrnb & Rrs1e1 Ter CYno'f ,r- 40
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LNOR MENTIONS small house in Mills Roy, -
H Centre street Eau Wheeling Rent node,,t.
enquire Of JOHN FISHER. 1873 Main 81.
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D 81 +. ~ GREER. Treasurer
.lRE WORKING OF ALL

~ IRE WORKING OF ALL
" KINDS.-R. wATTERSoN still con.
ne at his wire working establishment on
b1UsT. Wheeling near th, stone bridge
WIZ he will manufacture order and in ths
most approved manner all arties in his line VIZ
isEiVEs AID RIDDLES OF all sizes Rolling and
STANDING scEEEN .wIEE tor merchant mills and
hIiother klndsol woVe wire that ca be named
WIRE ROPE for Ferrieesalways on hand and
manufactured atthe SHORTEST notice 20 orderaod
on the most favorable term for customer
D a.
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Oh Hbds prime y Orleans srgar. lust rscs,,e5
~ add ~ sale by sp27 AZ REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

MUSIC & VARIETY STORE. mon 81
ME subscriber keeps constantly on hand a zen.
oral assortment Of Musical Instruments. ,,bs,.
Bands con be supplied al eastern prices adding
transportation from The scaboard. also German and
American Piano iortos from the most celebrated
makers and warranted 70 stand m aNy climate. Psno
Music and Indtuctiou Books Tor oil iusfrune,t. ~,
Inns. Accordons, Fluie'; Fies, Drums Violin strinss
Clarionet reed'. Flank Music Paper &c &c also
variety Of staple goods. consisting in part Of Ve,t
and suspsndcr Buttons. Pearl and Bone do Tor Shin,
white and assorted spool and sksns thread. pat,pt
90 Sewing Silk, Needles Of OIL kinds. Shell and
Horn combs Of various patterns Fine and Reddinr
90 WIN variety Of other articles TOO numerous 10
mention! and which will be sold NJ fair prices Tn
subscriber would respectfully invite the citizens sn5
country Merchants 10 sall end examine his sfork.
mar 2-lY, J. MFIIOW
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THNIIE highest cash price paid for The clean aui
clio delivered ai our Store on Main w.
jim % JACOB A. MITCHELL.
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JUST RECEIVED, fresh supply Of seq
grass FISH liRes and fsh hooks of various sizes
JON ~ J MELIOR Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

NHUST SALE or VALUABLE
~ TAVERN SrAND.-By virtue ofa deed
ofTrusi executed by Sarah Beck dated the srb Ia
81 March 1888. and now u record in The CLERK,
Office Of OHIO county, 20 secnro debt to Henri
MADDEN sIull Dn The The 2lst day Of August p.ri.
~ The Cont house IN Wheeling. sell Ell thai eeyt, N
rnei Or parcel Of land on hulo Wheeling
creek ~ The county Of Ono, on the Nn.
,onal road adjoining lands Of Ebenozor Mckinley.
John MARVEL, aud Others. 10 being the ,sme TO-,
Of land which Abram Bcure. and was conveyed to
Mrs Sarah Beck md b. believed 90 contain three a
cres quarters md IS pefches
The Title s believed 10 be good. bot selling us
trustee. shall only sell such lille o. Z have
The said Tavern is now in the possession 81 tie
hillers. 4. JACOB Trustee
July 2l-h
The above sale 10 postponed to Saturday sspien
Der ne. 1871.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

STEPHENS TRAVELS in Greece. Tur
sey' hussia and Poland fn tyyo volumes. inst recoi
'oa a"1 ~ sale by BOBB a. STEPHENSON.
moy 20
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NEW NOVELS. Cone DO Leon Countess
- Ids. Captain Kyd. Creighton. Kings Highway.
Tower 81 London. Godolphin. QUadroone. Norman
Leslie. salrnagundi BY Padding. Charcoal Sketch
- Just received and fofsale ~
may 20 RCBB a STEVENSON.
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NlRGiNlA-IN cHAScERY--Ai rules held in The
Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior COurt of Law
ond Chancsry far the county Of Ohio. ia The month
OF August. 1871
The President and DrectoB or tho FIRE and Marine
Insurance Company ofwhsoling,
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SCHOOL

ME SCHOOL. DrOwNSuIP OFF
Il GERS MANUAL, and Executors and Ad
minisiratnr's Guide, with forms Tor eonyeyRncing
official Bonds Bills occouns;
neies V [fDr the state OF Ohio,) 10y Warren Jen.
kins, for sale by JOHN FISHER.
ap27 1873 Nam street.
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NIRGINlA-IN cHANCERT-At rules held IA tho
Clerks ofH,s Of ths Circuit Superior Court o.
Law and Chlncery for the county Of Ohio, ia
the month Of August, l5il,
Eyhrdim Pollock and JOHN Altman. partners in
business under the fun Of l.. Pollock & Co.
loiu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

ISAAC CANETT, UPTON DUFFtEiD.
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
MANDATORY.
No. tsS, Market Square. Third door North Of Mar
kei Alley. wHEELING. Va.
tANErr & DUFFIELD, take this early op'
~ Prtunty of infurming the public that thel
have opened an entire y ne cstabiiShntni a,
above where Trey are urcpared 20 iufhlhH az
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL ,,.
any and all articles usually found IN eSt'bhsh-
ments Df the same kind. Copper kett's meas
uung from one gallon 10 two thousand gallons,
together with every VAR, ~ IN the Tn and Sheet
Iron Ware Line wul be made Ia order.
Also Stem Roat work of every description
/ made m the most durable manner and on the
shortest notice Metallic Roofing Of copper, TN
or zinc will be done.
The proprictors have every confidence IN tAeir
ability TO render peTlectsatsfacton 10 then Gus
toners.
The senior in the firm has been engaged for
Repatwo years IN an extensive Tin al Sheet
attcare estabh hrient this tity; and the 10
Our tacr for thirteen years past has been en-
rail- ol "a Col CeU Duty establishment az which
tueecy PIPER work has t,Cn done during that
nrnpSf han NJ nj other shsps In the city together
~ Ing m copper, Tin. aud sheet iron prompt
/ hdlo nded to.
Nd country friends may do well by giving
! aoTl fore they purchase slsCN here.
AStho times are extremely hard we are deter
mined To sell al the very lowest yrice Tor Cneh.
| Old cooper, Brass and Pewter will be receive
| m exchange for all kind, OF ware, Call and sc
US MAJ IN, & a. ~
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VI CiNlA-iN cHAScERY-At rules held in the
Clerks Office Of th. Circuit Superior Court o!
Law and CHI incery. for the county OF Ohio, in
the month ~ August. is4l.
Abjsh y ,hnson aud Thomas Drnkeley part.
ners ~ business, under the firm If 4 \ John
son IL CO. ComplaInants
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The article az prepared by NJ. Dumas. va
made in the laboratory without reference to cost al
soluielj purO.-oct S-tf
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NIAyiNlA; Al rules held IN the Clerks office
oil the Circuit Superior Court ofI.uw and Chan
Gerry for the county Of OhiJ ia the month OF
August 1874.
The North Western Bank OF vi. giria
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FlRGINIA-IN cBAScERT-Ai rules held in The
Clerks office Of the Circuit Supe Tor Court oi
Law aud Ch ancery for the county OF Ohio in The
mon th of August te4!
The North Western Rank Of yGgiris.
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NlRJINlA-IN CHANcERY-At rules held in the
clerks Office ofthe Circuit Superior Court Of law
aud Chancery fnr the coanty u Ohio ia the month
OF August. 1871.
Cunningham kIihcart and Joseph Kithcart partners
In business an IOF tho Grin of c. & J. Kithcart
COmplananls,
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Austin Pe4y, william 'l9''R os, sad Morgan

Austin PeAy, William W Ross and Morgan
Nelson, Defendants.
The defendants, Peay and Ross NOT ha,ias en-
Tered their appearance and given security &C
coTding 10 the act OF assembly and the TulSs Of
thattheY arc not Inhabitant Of thiscommonweolth
on mou1n o. complainant by Counscl, it's order.
ed that the SAID defendants do appear here or,
the hrst day OF the next Fall term Of this court
enter their Oppe rance, give security Tor perform
INK the decree IN the cause, and answer the bin
OF the SAID comrl linant, and thata copy of I'm,
order be forthwith inserted "a some n.yy,panrr
printed N the city Of Wheeling FOR two mo,,Tbs
excessively and posted al The fror dor of tLa
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