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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12
ROTARY STEAM ENGINE.

The b ston Daily Advertiser has the following
description ola steam engine on the rotary principle
which L. now IN operation in that city.
A few weeks since, we had m opportunity %
examining an ingenious piece Of mechanism. ther
unfinished. Tor the production Of steam power by
means Of a rotary instead ola vibrating piston. We
were yesterday graiifed wuh a view Of the sli.e ma
chine finished, and at work driving the printing press
Of the Daily Mail, throwing OIL papers al Tho rate Of
sixty or seventy a minute.
The machine is the invention 0fNfr. J. Tuule. al
this city, and wns built by Mr. Edward Norfolk. a
m~lchinist from Sllcm. Nj. Tuule. we understand,
has obtained n patent for his invention. 10 - extreme.
ly compact in Us form The whole mathine occupyinq n
very small SPACE. Much Ofthe ordinary machmer
- dispensed with, from the rotary motion being BRO.
ducod NJ once, by The revolution If Inc piston about
a shaft. 10 which shaft IS attached the drum o. other
means Of communication with tho working machine.
~.
The axis offhe cylinder is circular. and enclosed
within n sort of box formed by two circular plates.
within which box. and the cylindrical ring. are con.
taincd all the machinery oftho engine. The piston
- attached 70 a revolving plate, the cdyo Of which
fits into n groove IN The cylinder. There are iuo
valves, the apparatus for working which R 90 with.
iu ihe box. The steam D. admitted by a Pipe at
one side Of tho box. and discharged at lie other The
diameter 81 The circle formed by The axis oIhc CYL
n5cr, o. 20 inches. and accordingly b. cifrumfer.
ence' or The distance travelled by the pIstDn in each
revolution. BE- abou'5 feet This circumference being
divided by the valve into tsyo paris
Tho diameter of he piston D. 3 Is inches. md
in working with steam NJ 70 pressure Of 90 fs to
power - computed 10 be- equivalent to aJIu 4 -
horse power The whole space o|rcupicd by te
engine, exclusive q the boiler. Is no more tfru r
required Or This box, and n cast iron frame upur
which % stands, measuring iu all not more than 81
feet Iu height. length. and width. each.
The machine appears 10 work with ease. the mo-.
iion d. eIuHhlc. and Ur action of fIo steam con.
slant may be stopped 20 any point Of the reto.
iuiio" pi the piston. and may be started from the
same point. or reversed NJ pleasnre-the joints are
night. 40 That there b. no waste of sicam-aud there
p very lftio pressure upon the valve. at rIe time
OF "s movements and little friction from any other
cause ff'm iho present appearance and manner
81 working, n promises o., be n useful s,,t,,---
scssiug the advantage q compactncss. simoitr,tv
and apparently chearscs. d. value must -,,n 4.
tested by actual use.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12

FEMALE PATRIOTISM With nc small de-
gree ofpleasure do we put our readers in possession
oithe facts of the following case. which does infn.
tie honor TO the heroine who acted - noble a part
Mrs. Cunningham. Her husband was 50 lost To a
sense Of his own honor. Sd blind To the interests Of
his country, and dead To the calls Of his religion, rs
TO sell his vote for ff0 TO the Conservative candi-
dates. His prise worthy wife, however. by her as
siduous attendance in the courthouse prevented him
from his hellish purpose. When this renegade first
presented himself in the booth on Tuesday To regis
ter his vote Ia favor Of Foriescue, she boldly stood
lorwani. and 50 forCibly did she attack him with
the Irish artillery Of her reason ms. that she disam-
ed him Of his intentions for The time. They then
brought iher dupe to their committee rooms. tll The
next day. when they determined to again bring him
forward. She, however. was At her post then; and
she continued her opposition. fearless Of COME.
quences. foe three DAYS. till she Ultimately succeeded
IN making him record his vote in favor ofihe popu-
lar candidates. Bellew and Dawson! Her pairiulic
ronduoi was not allowed tn pass unrcwarded. The
gentlemen of the Liberal interest immediately en-.
tered into n subscription and in n few minutes
The sum Of fl0O0 was raised and presented to her
for her cnmmendahle eSerIions in favor of her re-
hgion, her Quten and her country !-llrish paper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12

BORDER TROUBLES-We regret 20 learn from
lme following, which we cut from the New York
Commercial, that the restless spirits on our Northern
Boundary line are again likely 10 produce difficulty
ia tIat region:
Preliminary Patriotism Tho Commissary Gen
eral returned 20 this city lhis morning from a rapid
visit TO Auburn. 10 which place he was summontd
m Sunday morning TO look nfer the interests Of hTs
depauInent-it being stated that n piece of ordnance
belonging % the state had been stolen from his arse
NIL at thnt place. 10y the so-called Canadian pafriots
General Chandler states that the six FOUNDER belong.
ing 10 the state. and for the public service At Auburn
was stolen from the gun house one night last week.
as also was another piece Of ordnance. belonging To
a volunteer company Of artillery. Ret in nuoiApr
part nf the Town. The track IF the gun carriage Of
tie piece last mentioned was trIcrda5out eight niles.
where u was entirely lost. No Information could
be obtained Of either piece.
An oil man, tending near tho arsenal where the
gun belonging 10 the State was Kept. stats that hear.
ing a noise IN the night no nr1se and Oh looking out.
20 being fright moonlight, lac saw eight or ten men
iorcIng The doors Of the arsenal. aud also saw Them
take away The gun. General Chandler has issued m
proclamation. Offering g reward Of twenty dollars Tor
The gun. and a like sum for the arrest Of he authors
oi ihe misIcmeanOrs. Reports had also reached him
n Auburn, That several other pieces Of ordnance far.
tier West, particularly az Buffalo. had been stolen
nj The same time. But The intelligence wus consid.
cred doubtful.
Since the foregoing WINS IN type. we learn fmm
the Auburn Journal u yesterday that Two more
pieces of ordnance are missing-one VI ticm belong
ing 70 IN artillery company IN the town 81 Cato.
and The other in The town Of Scipio. The fruncr
was traced 10 he canal, but no farther The Jour.
n1l ndlS
"R1m'rs arc rife NJ ~ tho ohjrctofthis movement
-und % cannot be denied that NJ long A. uoihIng
Iafiler o. q known, n fine field rs open fr The play
oi ib- imagination. o. % possible. while 40 BE- peaco
200 C1n1il, tIut sIme of their omissaucs have lad
hold a. these war dogs ior a time 81 noedi ar-shich
i' us seems stll more unlkely-that preparations
are making Or auJfbcr "fatrOr movement lu any
event, % occurs Co a. that he pruper authorities
would DO well o. examine ino The cause ut these
sudden usapreaunccs until lho mystery b rcmJy-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12
"wrISKEY TOO MUCrL"-uearinp r,

"WIIISKEY TOO MUCU."-IIearing groans
and other demonstrations Of distress IN an occupied
building the other evening. curiosity led us To 60 in.
An Indian was lying at full length on the ground,
face d~ownwarls,k kicking in fine style, while another
hal his knees ON the back of his prusirate ,ompan-
ion' and was busy tying his hands behind him. lie
did not seem to relish this proceeding at all, and
expressed his dissatisfaction 10y sundry grunis and
IN that cultural tone peculiar To his flashing eyes
and waved his hand with great dignity for US to be-
gone; but wishing 10 witness the nature Of his occu.
patton. and 10 see fair play if need should he. we
Kept on, and inquired what was the miiierl Wits
key too much was the laconic reply. lie was ev.
identity securing his companion To prevent mischief
during his FIRE water madness. Perhaps thu next
day he required tho same friendly unise Cor himself
Peoria Register.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12
Mr.. STUART OF AUGUSTA

Tins gentleman is winning iaurels in the House ui
Representatives. lis talents and his busincss habi d
destine him 10 be one Of ihe most distinguished and
useful men nPon the pablo Stage.
A correspondent, well qualified 10 Judge. write.
a. follows, touching his speech upon The bank bi
lie he Editors Of dc Wig.
WASHINGTON. ArGrsr 3. l-I.
Zone ofour new members made y~rsicaity l-1c,rh
which has psrced hgu az Oucc IH the front rank lf
debai-s GHe IBnsoOf Repr ssu'a ives " a.
Stuart ocupieaSkP hour allowed hi-u. BOZ 4s4.F-
ment Of great lOrcsaud elegance on iIc Ban. grss
tlon. ! will not attempt TO review tho spcClh-H.
will be Out IN a few days, and Will speak Dor itself
Meantime, ] speak The common sentiment. when I
say oft, that both IN matter aud manner IL was ap
effort OF the first order, and especially agreeable u
the great body Of the Wing party, as being entirely
free Of all the "impracticabi!ity. rans~eudentallsn
and seuIImentahty,' which are - con icl rs ia The
eNhibIlInns of some other gentlemen ON th South.
li was intended To prove. by the authUi iy Of tho Re.
publican fathers, that the Bank Is q repn lican meas
ure, and that now, rs ~ 1916. il is a mca IRE, in the
success Of which Southern interests are {, uliarly
concerned. Bat / leave 1t 10 speak Tor iisei o.
have before said.' [Richmond Wing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12

NAVAL-The United States frigale Macedonian
Jesse Wilkinson. and slunp of war
Warren, commander William jameson, arrived NJ
Boston on "Wednesday morning from Pensacola. hav.
ing leii that pori on the Oh instant. and anchored
OIL the navy yard. The Journal says The Mace.
DOMAIN looks as if she had met with distressing
times aud her general external ap; earance, with
her stump main opgallanr mast. although deco
rated with a broad pennanr, and her Iapering fore
ani mizz"n oynl-masts. Is mere like an old English
Transport iIli a cnCk American frigaIe. Boston
harbor now presents n warlike aspect. There are
Al anchor la The stream, two eighty gun Ship. a
iHgaie, a slOop of W.T.. and a Government schooner.
On Tuesday Commodore Hull hauled down his
pcnnani on Joard the Ohio, and the ship is To be
Immediately taken into The Navy Yard, aud those
II The crew whose term of service has expired.
viii he and off IL the Macedonian had arrived
on TuesiIy, The novel spectacle wsuld have been
presented Of three brad peTnanls. Che blue. the
rcd aud the whiic) IN the same squadron of ships,
w: the panuaHt ui COmmodOrc Hall. on boanl the
ohiu OF Commodore Downes, on board the Culum,
bus, aud OF Inmpd Wilkinson, Un board The
Macedonian We believe thai "A case has never
occurred IN our navy whore three Commodorcs
commanding sqnadrous, have hoisied their pennanis
~ ihe same port at The same time"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12
J.. q. +,

Looking Glass aud Picture Frame Manufacture
No. l27 Market Street, Opposite the NIo.onic HAN
WHEELING. Va.
AEIlIERE may be found nm extensive ossprt.
ment Of Gilt and Mahogany Frumed Look.
lng Glnsscs and Looking Gllss Plates Of all sizes
Portrait and Picture Frames mado 10 order and in
ihe latest style. Old frames Regilt and Gliding in
9i It's branches and on The best Terms. Upholstery
Ware consisting Of Feather Beds, Bolstcr. Pillows
CuHcd Hair. Spanish Mos, Cotton, Husk and s,,,yy
Mattresses. 5 oainboats furnished with Curtains
Aiailnsses, Pillows. Sheets. Blankets, Quilts and
Counterpanes. Carpets mad and put down in Inc
best style. nrgI 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12
n ORDINANCE, to ocobibi, ,bo .,.,,

W pfuNtull The erection
~ Of wooden buildings, in The square boupdcd
~ Market. Fourth. Union aud Madison sreets.
whereas nc owners Of not less Than ryyo bi,l.
1l the ground included IN The square bounded by
Market. Fourth, Union, and Madison streets. b,vc
peinioned the Council Of The city Of Wheeling -
p'ohiDi the erection ~ said square, Of wooden bu1.
dings according 70 The authority vested in Inc s,iJ
COUNCIL by The act 90 incorporate the CITY Of Wheel
rug, in he county ofOl,io.
~ % therefore ordained by The council Of the civ
Of Wheeling. ~
Sec !, That u shall hereafter he upJ,vyml IN
'''d square 20 erect, or cause 10 be erected. %, y,
nnymnnner 10 AID in erecting any buildin q. o., ,ny
abolition 10 any building. more Than ten fect b,,5
unless the outer walls ihcfeoC be made orb,iot -
moriar. OF stone and mortar.
sec = Any person who shall erect or c,yso ~
erected On said squire. any building. or ,dt,.aa
''hiray 10 The preceding section. shall. e., 60.
.uoh offence. forfeit md pay 10 The CITY of Vbsai
ing' TIE sum o. ten dollars. and moreover .b,u c.
l'' and pay 20 The said city. the sum Of ten d,ll.,.
'' e'cy day such building or addition shall en-.
iu said square,. ' roman
sec >. Any person VIII shall labor n, -
'a'nef ava 20 The erection Of any building nj, Iii.
ion, contraV 70 fhis ordinance. shall e,,,g aa
20 INC ciy Of Wheeling. The sum Of Gve d,I.,. ~
'vey day he shall be- 20 employed
sec . This ordinance shall take effect from and
liter is passage. u
Passed, July 22d, 1871.
GEo. DUTY. Bayor.
JAMES s WHEAr, CLERK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12
DRAWINGS.

Mononrala lottery. class m. drawn tplv II Ist
30 9 u 81 - GO 80 81 a. 30 rs "A "a q
Lowest prize $40.
Lershurg extra class II drawn july 9Ir. 1911.
Is 50 a. IS a. 16 60 co II 4 ~ 81
lowest rrize S..
Loesburr Lottery. class X. drawn july oib 1871
- 36 60 81 % 2 81 So % 20 : %
Lowest prize siO.
Lccshurg extra class Is. drawn Juiv Dan. Iaft
Q IS ~ So 80 8 10 Sc &C 81
Lowest prize s..
Lnesburg Lottery. class T.. drawn Jnlv 9tst. 1g9t
H. Is 65 80 20 40 50 30 40 70 a. IS 9s
lowest prize $40.
Mnn"naalin extra cla~ ~. drawn Aur. lisa
y 3 81 8 40 65 ~ 70 % 81 3 u
lowest prize s. g.
Mononrllia Lottery. class =. drawn Aug Tn. 1871
l6 80 IS IS 50 81 Il IS 10 81 65 II A
Lowest prize ef0.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12
FRAcMENrs on 80 ANrrnlLru.r


Reflections riMrihusrllh rn DIS Youfh-In Md.
dIc Aso-l1d boz Old Age-Tp-day Lam M Nm.
drci years old. How Jlrsiul arc tho feeling Of b,y.
h'od. Ny scnsrs ore acute rs The tree with tho
shrinking leaf NJ blood bounds through nv yo,p. n
ihe river poun through The valley. rejoicna f1 .t.
strength. Lho ICES beiorc me like another rl,,o ,r
Siiuar-vIsLuuoCupio invuma-f will chi ID win
ne~htevmenis and piensurst 10 about sixty years 30
whl be- Time or me 70 think Of marrying. nv k,ps.
woman Ziloh. viii by that Time. have emerrsd fom
giIhOodi sho already gives promise. Z hear ofcomc.
Illness a jiscrotiOn-Tweniy years hence will nav
a visit Co her aihcr hat may SOS how she grows
"ran"hde viii build a city 10 receive her when
she becomes my wife.
Nearly dree centuries have passed since nv mar.
rage Can % De-! 10 seems bot yesterday since +
-t'lled hso a young antelope round my hihers
Wv, % cunning tho dark cedars nestled Ike q
'iiu among iho thick bourhs-and now I am q
nan in auiIprly, 81 well as IN NE prime Of lf6o
'''l ""' NJ ifained saryaus 10 ne frht and 90
OF nc Hea1 % ht council, beneath Inc vory fee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12

The PENALTIES % DUELLfVG ~ THE KINGDOM
80 NAFLEs If The Neopolitan laws against Duel
ling are rigidly cnfOrced-and we sclicyc they are
few persons. we opinc. would choose 10 settle
fheIr differences by sword or pistol within tho terri
tories Of Ills Magesiy the King Of Naples and The
Two sicilies-Tho Augsburg Gazette thus lays
down Inc law
IF one Of The comhatnnts is killed, TIC survivor
D. condemned o. death. lf either be wounded.
though MT mortally. the parties are sent 10 the gal.
Ieys Cor from 5 to 10 Yeas. The seconds are liable
80 The same penalties"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12

The New York Courier. in urging ue merchants
Of that city 10 take some STEPS to establish o limo Of
steam packets IN that por, says" We are assured
chat u the Government would propose 10 give 10 q
company Of merchants, The sum of one million Of
dollars. and he p~r,iegc Of carrying q mail be-.
tween ihis por and my port in Europe. they would
contract 10 build eight steamers. Of two thousand
five hundred tons eo,h. Keep Them constantly en-.
ploycd. and hold lhom subject 10 Inc orders Of the
Government NJ any Time on payiug ir Them her
N.-malcI HlInnn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12

TRIBUTE TO Observation-Disclosures indeed
was the contest for freedom aud the struggle for
Independence. The golden sun of liberty had nearly
set IA the gloom Of an eternal night, ere its mdieni
beams hlnmined our Western horizon. Had not
ne tuicldr saint Of Columbia lowered around The
American camp. aml presided over her des,inies.
? reed"m must have met with on untimely grave.
never cun we sufficiently admire tho VISION of
those unconquerable veterans. who. by their unyyea.
ned exeriiOns ia The cabinet and in The field. ACHE.
we'd Tor US The glorious revolution. Never can ~.
doiy appreciate the memory Of Washington. who
win a handful of undisciplincd yeomanry. triumph.
cd over a royal army and prosimied the Lion Of
England at the feet Of the American Eagle. III.
name-so terrible 10 his foes. 30 welcome 70 nj,
lnends-shnl live forever upon The brightest mage
~ the historian. and be remembered with the warm.
ei emotions of gratitude and pleasure by those
whom he has contributed 10 make happy. and nv All
mankind. when kings, md princes. aud mobiles for
1gcs shall have sunk into their meried Oblivion
Unlike ihem,ho needs not Inc assistance Of the scnlp.
tor or architect TO perpetuaie his memory. lie needs
no punccly dome. no monumental pile. no stately
pyramid whose towering height shall pierce the
stormy clouds. and rear ig lofty head to heaven. Ia
tell posierIiy his hme. Ills deeds. his worthy deeds
alone have rendered him immortal. When oblivion
shall sweep away thrones. kingdoms, and principnl-
Hies-when every vestge Of human greatness. anil
grandeur. and glory shall have m1ulderea into the
dust, and The last period of time become extinct
eternity itself shall cat,h the glnwing theme. and
dwell with increasing rapture on his name-WH
Hgrris0a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12
TAXING TTTE CFNsrSTy EI1u

TAKING THE CENSUS N BATH-To 90,
0i Bath D. well known % have bong been The
gi single l1dirs add gentlemen Of n certain,
NHny Of fho frcquoutors were determined fb,,
.',N lhe recent census should discover theis ,g,.
!. 'iUlpl'cc@ and. accordingly, several ladies ,b.
feHred ior few days 90 The nearest points ua1p
nNneni But ono Old gen1cm1n. who enter
on equal aversion 20 tho inquisiforial ou,r
uelE ''n'uvod 90 evado IT, and save himseIrp,c,
? more inconvenicnt or remote tnp. by sim.
p n"'n,'nf 20 sleep 10 a hackney caa,b ri ,.t.L
'' caused himself 90 BE- dn,cuaJ5ut OH n,sbt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12

We h1yc stated nlreaiy that ga females. rcsrpeI
from DE William Brown" bad arrived af German.
own. Their place Of dcstination Boo fh ncighb17ba,f
We are mld that one Of The company U1s npt II the
i'lniy That bad come 10 make their home n1 Ger
miil'"u She was n young woman whose mother
i'ufIccu years before had comc from scotland ID,
lhl7 country. and he daughter thought she had orry
i' come % America 10 end her parent Their com.
mon s~uiierings he'd attached her 10 hc ober five r.
haIesand They took up their abode IN GcmIrrotp.
'he Young woman asccuaning Ivory son Thar sIe
"'s n0i hkcly to fpd her modler quite ag r,-Ifv s-
s'c hnd supposed. She accordingly booked 4b,Y,
'p' worn io earn q living Shortly after Der arrival
~. was visited. among many oihcu. by an eLIrrlg
''iy from Mauyunk, who came 'D enquire afer fn-
',-''eI snhcfers gcuer'liy, md fo bear moro pyis
li'fs 'i i11se who were lost with fho shin agf g,r
ue boat Having heard The 90 upefcI sf,-, tbr
'i laly ve1fured o. make one p]auIcniaf sp4gi,g.
was M1y-0n board no William E+.., ys
"Ros. she was"
Tho next qosstson dupt TREMENDOUSLY from 10,
was nc savedi"
yes. I am she"
My rhIIdr' exclaimed ne mother
And sp the OBJ lody supplied her isasbt., with
l'nel which shc was about ~ earn anlre .ry,,-,.
liHu L 8 Gaz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12

NiNDlNlA-lN CHANCERY-At rules held in the
CLERKS Office Of the Circuit Superior Court uf Law
and Chaneery for the county Of Ohio ia the month
OF August. 1S4l
The General insursnce Company OF Maryland.
Complainant.
Ebenezcr Zane 4 Alexander II. Chapline. Elizabeth
Chapline. ESecuirix. aud the said Alexander IA.
Chapline, Executor of the last will and testament
of Moses w. Chapline. late OF Ohio county, de-
ceased. the said Elizabeth Chapline. widow and
deNisee Of said Moses W. Chnpllne deceased. the
said Alexander II. Chapline. Josiah w. Pomeroy
and Mary Ann his wife. Perciyal NJ Pats and
Elizabeth C.. his wife, Maria Louisa Cha pline. Mo-
scs w. Chnpline son Of the said Moses w. Chap
line deceased. Sophia Il. Chnpline. Jane Relic
Chaplinc. William II. Chaplihe. Charles James
Fox Chapline, Josephine Chapline, Francis ID.
Chapline, Anna Corinnn Chnpline and Roena,
Chaplinei which said Alexander H.. Mary Ann.
Eliz beth e., Maria Louisa. Sophia Zl,Janc Relic,
William IL Charles =. josephine. Francis ID
Anha G.. and ROena are children, heirs Mt law,
md devisees Of the SAID Moses w. Chapline, do
ceased, Defendants.
The Defendants Josiah w. Pnmcroy and Mary
Ann his wife, late Mary Ann Chapline. aud PEREZ.
val VI. Potts and Elizabeth G. has wife. late Eliz1.
beth q. Chapline, not having catered their appear.
ance aud given secnriiy according to the act of A.
seTably aEc the rules OF this court. and il appearing
10y satisfactory proof that they are not Inhabitants Of
VI NHbiat-lnht ~ situ ueitn
danis Elizabeth Chapline, exccutrix, widow and de-
Nisee ofMoses w. Ch1pline. deceased. Maria Lou.
lsa Chaplne. Moses w Chapline the younger, Will
liam ii. ChaPline. Charles J. r. Chapline. Anna G..
Chaplne. aud RDcna Chapline, children. heirs at
law and devIsces OF The said Moses w. Chapline.
deceased MT having entered thcir appearance and
answered the bull ofihe complainant, and IL appear
ing by satisfactory Prnof that npon proper enquiry
lnr them at their Respective usual places Of abude ia
Tins county Tor the purpose Observing upon ihrm the
subpnna in Chancery issued in this cause. they
could not he founl; On motion of the said cunplain-
AM by counsel, u is ordered that the said defendants
Josiah w. Pomeroy and Mary Ann his wife. Perci-
val NJ. Potts and Elizabeth G.. his wife, Elizabeth
Chapline ENerutrix, widow and hevisee as afore-
said, Mara Louisa Chaplne, Moses w. Chapline the
. younger. William II. Chhpline. Charles J. r. Chap.
! line. Anna {. Chapline, AMI Rpena Chaplinc do np-
E pear here on the frs, day of the next fall term of
Tins court, enter their appearance, ani answer the
compliments bill or otherwise defend This suit. AMI
E that a copy Of this onler be forthwith inserted in
c some newspaper printed in the city Of Wheeling Ia
E two months successfully and pIsied nj The Ironl door
] Of the court house OF ONO county. A copy reste,
$ ALEX. L. LAIDL.EY. Clerk.
L'mb' Tor comPt aug IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12
fnINT SrnCK MEETING

Tic committee appointed on the above aamed
proposition. wish 10 inform The public that they be
ing disappointed in getting the use Of the town
Hall on the night appointed. have now agreed on
THIS EVENING august l2th) OF 7 O'Clock, Of
the Town Hall, 10 submit their views on the sub
ject--ihe attention Of Manufacturer and Mochan-
,cs Is requested. and oil Others who feel nm interest
IN tho prosperity Of our Town are respectfully inyi-
Ted 10 attend.