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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-28

MIRABEAu IN BosToN.-The Hon. Thomas Mar
shall, is in Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-28

FEIGnrFuL.-Cape Hayten was entirely destroy
ed by an earthquake on the 18th inst Ten thousand
hpes lost. Frightfu indeed!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-28

NAVAL LAuScH.-Tc-day is set apart for the
launch OF the frigate ST. Lawrence, at Norfolk
Will probably be stopped by order of the govern
ment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-28

WHAT DUcKlNG!-A man in Philadelphia, in
attempting to jump on ferry boat, fell short and
struck violently against the rudder. He sunk i'm
mediately, and was submerged sen minutes While
lying in state Of insensbiy, supposed dead, he
suddenly opened his eyes and exclaimed, "My gra-
cous havn't Ihad ducking -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-28

BELGIAN INDENNITy.-Mr. Maxcy, our Chaige
d,Affaires TO Brussels, has succeeded in obtaining
from the Belgian Government an indemnify for the
destruction Of American property in the entrepot al
Antwerp, by the Dutch troops, during the revou-
tonary struggle in that city.-Globe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-28

VERY -WERRY.-Wm. Cullen Bryant is
trying to console himself for the fright of Governor
Dorr land the explosion of the root beer Revolutionary
utterng all manner of severe things on Captain Iy
ler Last evening the Post calls the 'Capting' no.
thing less than "Lord Protector Of the rcani. =
Hold my sides, or I'll burst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-28

CENTRAL AMERIcA-Morazan, at the last ac-
counts was at LaUn on, preparing for something"
The Belgians making rapid progress in their
movements in Guatemala They intend to navigate
the Montague with steam, and cut canal between
St. Thomas and the river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-28

FORT HAMILTON lIorEr.-PIcTUREsQUE RETREAT.
One of the most lovely spots for summer visit is
the elegant aud well kept Hotel at Fort Hamilton.
The energetic and tasteful proprietors have Just
opened their house--which ia now ready 10 receive
company The locale of this spot is unrvalled. AT
the mouth OF the harbor-on the high bank of the
narrows, with the whole upper and lower bay Of
New Nork-on each hand--Sta,en Island and the
Quarantine opPosite-and the hills of Neversink in
the blue distance. Fort Hamilton is one of the
most lovely spots in the neighborhood OF New York
1t has also a communication with the city by land
aud water every day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-28

STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM.-Dld you ever visit
Gowanus' beautiful bay Did you ever hear of
lake Morrisons berry beds there Did you ever
taste any of jake famous Strawberries Then if
you did, you are of course little better than bar
baran, and almost a par with Governor Dorr of
Rhode Island, including his sword But if you
have ambition, Just step into Pattson's, corner of
Nassau and Ann streets call for basket OF straw
berries and cream, and prove what we say.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-28

To CAPT. NJ. NJ. KEAs, Commander Of II. b. Majesty :
Steamship British Queen.
Mrs. Lilha Pllivuyt; Mrs. Henry, Mrs. NJ. Moses Ann
Crews; Eliza Wright; Mrs. Lywhitt Mrs. Durand Mrs.
Penny; Mrs. Denis; E. Barfit; Robert Warnock, d. II.
Durand; George II. Penny; s. Lyrwhtt f. Dennis; John
Argue, IT.; James p Holden; Harrison Rtchie Albert
ID. Argue; NJ. Moses; John II. Wright; Andrew Richie:
Murray; John Ferguson; J. G. @. Layton; William
Creelman; f. Bartt L. Pllivuyt; NJ Richie: D. Castel-
Ii; Charles Leiler Frederick Schwender Julius Chun,
A. w. Doerstng s. Cehen H. Henry; Charles A. Heck
scher; J. &. Mayer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
HORNBROOK n DILLON
A. A. M ~ A. ER -

W here they carry on the house and Steambo
Plumbing IN all It's BRANCHES.
VNHEY have constantly on hand Hydmnts o
Il various description. hapers' kettles. water clio
sets, bath tubs, hot and lcolI shower baths. re
seorts forbleachin9, chemical apparatus. lead cot
nus patent bath pumps, lead pipes of all sizes
sneet lead OF any thickness and worked up ia
any manner of form.
water conducted through leaden pipes from
sp,ihSs TO d welIlng h uses IN the country.
PUMP> AID EAR ROOMS fitted
10 TO order. LEATHER HOSE.
SUPERIOR pumps for country wells, steam engine:
&c &c.
All orders thankfully received ard punctuaily
attended 20,
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
JEW p.vIps OR HEBREW PLASTER

The &c Inpound
ars c.N.g 10 ITS extraordinary efscss unon the
auin h5Tc or asTyv-. Tx iIncnis and nidScles'
It's V uRs bela2 carried by them - the 'miiicdl
ate seat Of disease Of pain and weakness.
However GOOD aay intetnal remedy may DC TIVE
~ al exicTnsl application, viii prove a powerful
a%uNliary IN removing the disease sad tacIlitatiuH
the cur, IN cases ct Local infiamst'on, ,ScrOtuIous
Tie tions, Kings Evil. Guut, inta ninati"n, nnd
hronic henpaIis aud in all cases were sea-
a. pains or wcakness exists.
.MessrS Com Itnrk " Co-u9nismrn The viz
Z" iha Hebrew Plaster I highly appreciate,
saving been troubled with a weakness and pam
II the apiuo for scyrtal years. and all Applications
having proved unayailn2. I was induced 10 use
y box Of Jew ID iyid's p~lsstcr-and To- my aston,
Ishm.nt II relieved mr entirely 1.thsrclnre would
recommend u TO all who mas be afflicted with u
,pihal adectons or weakness in the back.
= p HALL,
Ofthe firm of Halls Brothers, Merchants, 70
falo street, Rochest r.
The above article is for sale by As TODD:
mari Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09

EIRE &MlARINE INSURANCE-Thero AZ
Two situations only ia which individual. can
be placed. where they can adequately appreciate
the value "f insurance. These are, while stand
Ing upon the runs Of their own property, either
receiving from an insurance office the full a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by a desolate fam
ly, lamenung hat stupidity and folly which had
Ia lied to provide for such a contingency.
S h Sun Agent of the PROTEC ION
INSURANCE. co OF HAWTFOhD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses.
stores, mills, factories, DC, together with their
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma.
cnInery, aud evcryotheI description Of insurable,
properly Also, on steam, keel aud Hat boats
and Their eaTgpes to and from any port on the
Western Waters.
Office on Main street, nearly opposite the U S
Hotel. Ia 1 taao
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
PIrrsBURG POwDER WORKS

a NDltEW WATSON, manufacturer oi Blast.
N ing and Rifle Powder. Pittsburgh, Pa would
respectfully inform Merchants and dealers in
Powder that he has rebuilt has powder uanufac-
tory ia the vicinity of this ciIy-has made very
extensive additions 10 his former establishment
rad has adopted many useful modern I'M rove
monts IN the machinery. lie int ads Ia keep con
: Lntly on hand blasting and rifle powder 90 al
IN qua iy to any mauuiactr r-d ia tins coBntry and
will lac prepared Ia furnish those articles To any
extent at the low st prices and Un most accom-
mOdaung terms.
Purchasers Will 81 Ease en1uirc nf lanes Tom
son or of Thomson TOmlInsou u Co, or address
AndT " Watson, z WIDER Manufactured, Puts
buTgh Pa who will give all orders immediate at
tentlon-
HnIrLnInh ncI h--M6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
D LEECH N COS Inns

D. LEIGH 81 cos SHINES
From, Pinsbarght 10 Philadelphia aud Boblnors. Uia
PcRnSsiraBia cuHai. Portage Rad Rad. ard
BALTIMORE SUSQUEHANNA RAIL ROAD
VIE above Lines c-nsisi of u double
daily l,ne of Pennsylvania Bo-ais. also n dai
ly Line of Fast Boats, which will be run on
Temperance aud Sabbath keeping principles.
Produce consigned 90 the agcpts at Pittsburgh
will be received and forwarded without DELAY,
and no charges made for receiving and forward
lng, all freight and charges paid, bills ofladinR
transmitted, and instructions promptly attended
to. Tobacco and produce carried by these lines
will be delivered at the City Tobacco warehouse
Dock = rect, Philadelphia. a part Of which is %
cupied by the line.
ID LEIGH Il co, Proprictors and agents,
Cornsr Penn 81 and Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
HARRIS fiINFORD, PTop'rs aud Agts'
$50 South Sd street, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH ia YLOR * SON Agents,
ia North Howard st, Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
Jan 20
GARDEN SEED

A 5. TODD would respectfully iuiurm The citizens
a OF iiiIs and the nrIghbouTing counties. that he
hos just received his spring supply OF Landreths
Celebrated garden seeds; these seeds no neatly pot
uP IN small papers suitable for retailing. all Of
which are warranted fresh, aud genuine and Of the
choIEeEl varieties.
Also fresh Sugar Beet and q variety of .
seeds. for sale by the III. Please Gull and make your
selection before the assortment IL broken nj his
Drug a. Medicine Store. No. 20l Main Street,
Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
IMPTION
CAN BE CURED.
nv TuE INDIAN REcirE,
SCHENCK,s PULMONIC SYRUP.

~ IlI iDLiN
VIE subscriber offers 10 the pullic his Pull
IL MONlC SYRUP Lor the cure OF Consumption
aud pulmonlc dts. asses generally aud FOR purifying
inv blood, for which II has no superior.
About eleven years sincc, he was ~ on M 10y
scVcrol eminent phystcians, as hcf-g lnCtifably
liked IN the last stages of con sumption. lie MAS
strongly solicited at the time. by an lndisE wo-
man, not to abandon his care as 4 hupvl css one
some reluctance, aud at III. 10 lcitalton Oihls
II r'~ts. hr consulted. and wfhia n short period
found hlmsclf much improved, and ~ Z IN months
restored Ia sound hcal,h. For several years pre-
VIous io this, lac was subject 10 taking cutd Rom
the least exposure. having constantly q hacking
cough, with pam ia the breast. Early IN the fall
Of 1850 he took n severe colo which settled ON ms
lungs, producing a violent cough. shoTtncss nj
brc1thiag, pTOiusc pr ptatron, night ewcrts
aud much coStIvUness. Tie wa reduced :o low
that, by the 81 SUNG spring he WIS not allie "a
lave has bed Tor several weeks. when he COM
menccd taking this Indian Syrup. which soar
rlpencd hts disease and enabled HIM Co dis, haIg,
the matter from hts iuugs ~ some expense he
procured the recipe. and has since srainitousl'
rendered its u-e to persons similarly afflicted a,
hlms,lC The rTeat success which has attende,
Its administrator and the increasing demands
upon his time for its manufacture have iaducc,
HIM To- ole. " Ia the public. The elements q
winch n IL composed arc staple herbs aud root
| tha medicinal qualItieso of hIch tend Ia puTif
the blood. Strengthen the system and givc.a heal
thy tone To- the orrsns of the lungs aud are high
~ recommended 10y The medical iacult,.
Price Que dollar per bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail bv the manufacture FL
aud at the
GOOD INTENT STAGE OFFICE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
w SYAIMES.


~ Office EXTRA-Wheress Stephen Rice
IN has, by deed dated This day. assigned 10 me
Tor the benefit { sundy persons uameI in said
assign hent, his stock Of goods in store No 1879
Nam street. also the bonds, notes and book at-
counts due q ~ q. RIre, StCphCa Rice. ] .
Well. and stephen Rice q Co.
THIS X TO notify all persons indebted To all ~
any of m above named firms to call aud pay
their respective Indebtedness InmerIaicly aud
save costs, on all claims nUtsettled suit Will be
brought To March Court,
I have a .thOrised Nj RICE to attend to the col
lection Of all claims due aud to sell aud al spose
Of the stock Of goods in The store.
THOMAS J. q fENTONEY.
la on ,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
PLATA, Pressed and cuIs
ii. MILTON MILLER.
4 NUl..I.. ~.
mnr 10
mar 10 Wheeling. Va.
NORTH WHEELING FLINT GLASS

' ME subscribers having put their Glass Works
in complete repair, they are now IN full O.
pomtiOn again, aud they are prepared 10 fl orders
with which ihoy n ~ be favored in their line Of
business. They trust that heir lOsg aud success
FOL experience. zone OF the firm having been engag.
eel ~ the bnsiness more than twenty yenrs) will be
n sufficient gulmnty Of their cepaciiy 10 fll oil or
dcrs ON them. snd they feel confident IN saying That
their Glass will be equal in quality. transparency.
beauty and value az we'll rs chenpBess in price 10
any manuia siuTed in The Union. We only ask those
disposed 10 purchase 10 give Us n fair trial.
feb PLY a. m SWEENEY a. co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
MATHEW gVTrFTE-

TOBACCO n CIGAR MANUFACrURER
AJeD doors soah Of Aaj. Dgrr's hfIasios
wAsHtScroT. "a.
~ESPECIFUBLY informs The merchants a
kWhteing VI and ho citizens generally thst
PC SUI continues 20 carry on The manufaciurns
on tobacco and cigars Of ala kinds. &c intende
2 wofs nothing but tho beet Quality 81 ~.
Ntnluchy Leaf Tobacco, and from long cFrort
onto in TIE busnc5a, having been emplovsd ~,
tEhl years 900 GCprse Blacks tobacco and 60,
inahnidctorv % Washington Psana. ne asftss.
ltIs,ii lhat hccan manufacture the above artt.
esiabHshmCnt M the Union. Nv
MATTHEW GRIFFIN.
"N4-sm NEghington, Pc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
NATURES OWN PRESC RIPTIoN.

M 49,
Arnrol, vegetable and highly approved COM
pound ~, marathon OF the PkUNUS lRGlNl
az Mid Cherry Bark. approved by the Col
Iege Of PharmauV, recommended by the Medicst
Faculty, rnd universally acknowledged the most
valuable "Famil, Medicine ever discovered.
SfyN NO QuACkERYl no DECEPTION n.<9
The % .ytician may boast 10 his skill IN many
discascs-,he quack may pull his wonderful cures
bat of all tie remedies ever discovered Tor disea-
scs OF the puhnshafyorgans, ~ ~ universally ad-
! rnit'cd morning. has. ever rtoNed az suceesslul az
that Invaluable medicine, Or WfSTARS. BAL.
ISNM or NILE CHERRY. which has chocicd
-ome oi the most astonishing cures ovef record.
| 81. m the his OTy Of medicine, q,
Such indeed arc the astonishing hcainR npS
restorative pIopcriies Of tliis BalEQln that cNeniq
he advanced stages OF CONSUMPTION, aud
I'M Liver complaints, diseaSo- whoa have bafiod
ne skill OF the most distinguished ply elciane.
| ,,Len ~patents have suffered the most sIstfessing
Cough. Ireni difficulty ia breathing, night sweat.
| bIc,Iitnv ~ he lungs, Nc. after the most esteem
Ell r,meiiCs of our ph0TunacOpIas have fahod, thus
,ny aluableT remedy has tot Only given surprising
] relief but actually effected eHrcs, after all hopes
of a recovery had been entirely despairsd OF
Besides it, surprising efficacy IN these fot mid
BILE complaints, Il haze proved a yIy mp enor r-
smelly ft dlSe lscs Of children, sueh ae he Group.
whooping cough, etc. and VA those 2isordsTs
that prevail 90 extensively through the wlnte<
SESSION, such rs coughs colds. pleuiisy, Iuftuen
"a. aud PAL. Ia the breast, piOC grdlRg from reg.
4 - LID ~ afan1g nnuNall.d
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
AMERICAN GROWN WINDOW
GLASS

SHRIvER. MOI~TER. & CAMrBEELJA
- nuiaciurars of this Crown Window Glaj
one cf tho most extensive establ shment(
United States. and have spared no palms,
pcnse ia procuring practical wOTkmen
experience and skill from tho uost eel
wotks in Europe and America. From thd
experience in the glass business the puhiH
n guaranty tnat their hrst Quality OF
Window Glnss il equal TO any made In
any other county.
Their glass is made from granular quart
aud ls the.ouly crown Glass made from that -
I cies Of sand. It.is capable Of standing every
! change of climate ard will not lose It's lustre 10y
nge. tits distinguished from ordinary glass by
hts evehness and beauty Of surface,
it's transparency and hRhtncss of colour, great
thickness, ard the general excellence Of theIna
] erals from which ~ ~ made.
Tile surface not being polished retains the en-
amsl hTilliancY and hardness, Pnd rs not liable To
| the Objection ~ often MAIDS to plate LASS, Of
being easiy dsGced or permanently beaimnifH
by dust; berg made Of extra thickness It VIII;
without inj.ry, wiIhstand violent winds, hal!
storms. Jars Si cannou Uc' its seIL the end viii
prove more economical, independant of Its al
ding so much 10 the beauuInl appearance oil
MOI or Sa.anae Crown Glass is most used
IN stores. bulldogs OF The Second order, green
hous -. &c. where strength aud clearncss are
desired. I VillTanSe about 80 per cent cheaper
thnH No l.
The double ih,cS noss is aiways used for light
houses. and Is taken ny the true economist for
skY lighU, steamboat AID ship cabin windowt
&c.
-tTpun0 R'hfe IoI INV tkhIn. shhIVntr. " U
lists windows, plaza or beat iumih. d TO ANY
patieIn.
The glass Is carefully packed in stout boxes,
and Sc uTcd go thai IL can be Transported with
safety 20 any fSIt of tIr Quilted States.
Orders addressed io the proprIeiors or any Of
The co,nm'sH 81 no 'ses in The city OF Wheeling
Will meet VIII prompt aiicninn.
SHRIYER. MOTTER N CAMPBEl l.
Wheeling IN ls-6m
8, Louis Republican,; Nashville Wing, T.ows-
vile Journal. Columbus Journal aud Cincinnati
Gazette copy - the amount Of five dollars each
aud rha,ua tkis cGi.e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
Eur sale


4 serlih that I nave. by wsy uf experiment u
sod the Hysoan. aud most of the various binds
of pills IN my ~ptictIre, which have bore the
highest repntr IN the public eslmaton that have
bes n offered for sale IN thus vicinity tor the last
i've wears, including those called tic Restoration
or fer.lnn pills and the public MAY tsEt asauted
that none anlOng thc'wh0lc catalogue has a.-
sNeTed n better purpose, as an easy anil eiIsctu-
nj remedy. than the Restoration q, Persia Ptlls
in most cases ei disease. e. BA'kUS, ii. ID.
4 Koshesiei. N. \. Sept. 81, 1887.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
~yIRGINIA-IN cHANcrrv

yIRGINIA-IN CHAScrry.
~ rules held in the clerks Office Of the Cir
cut SUI eIior Count of Law anil Chancs1y for the
county otOhio In the month OF March. If42.
Thomas HornbIOOk, executor aud dcyisee of ia
cob HornbroOk, de- ceased, Complainant
against.
Alexander Wilson Administrator Of Marcus VIII
son deceased, and David r Wilson, Elizabeth
Wilson, Alexander Wilson the Younger, and
virginia Wtlson, which SAID DAVID r.. Eliza
beth, Alexander the Younger, and Virginia VII
SON are children a 4 heirs At law Of the said
Marcus Wilson deceased Defendants
ME defendants Elizabeth and Virginia wilson
not having catered their appearance and CIV.
en- security according To the act of Assembly and
tho rul"s Oi this court and II appearing hy sats'
factory proof that they are not tnhabii ants Of this
CommOnwcIlth-and the defendant David y
Wilson not having entered his appearance and
answered the compliments bill. and u also ny
psanng By satisfactory procf that upon proper
enquiry made Tor HIM al his usual place of abode
m the county Of Ohio for the purpose of serving
upon HIM the process of subpoena issued On thu.
cause he could not be found. ON notion OF com
plalnant by counsel, a a. oTdcred that the salt
defendants do appear here on the fist daY ~ tn
next term Of this court, enter their appearance
aud answer the Complainanjs bali
and that a copy oI this order 5c furthwith insert
ed in some newspaper ptiuied m the city a
Wheeling FOR two months sucCtspvcly aud ppstt
at the front duhr of the court hsuse of Ohio Coun
~. Acopy tcSte.
ALEX T .AIDLEY. Clerk.
Nelson fnr Comai mar ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
on ryRSIAN mi

a Rt; siper,ur to he Hygeon.B rondreilsS Evans
"A Tomato. d,o Matches (prced) Sanative. Ia.
dian Purgatiyc prauS other Pills or compound
hefote the public. IA certified TO by physicians
and otners Let rome condemn untd tncy have
tried them, aud then we certain thcg VIII not.
IL is now n settled point with all 'vho have "
sad the Vegetable y trslRn Pills. that they arc pre-
cm,ncntly the beat end most efiicacious Family
Medicinc that has got been used IN America. n
every family could become acquainted with
,heu sovereign power Over di~eaEc--they would
kccp them aud be- irspsred with a cure renee !
90 apply on the first appearance Of disease; san
,bpn how mneh distress would DC avoided anc
money saved; a. well as lives of thousands WHIT
nre hurrlol out o time 10y neglecung disease ~
its FIRST STAGES 81 by not being la possession oil
remedy which they can place topendaSce on
~ Pills Ia each box Pnce % ~ cts.
"a do de- 81 IL cts.
For saleby As TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
Nelson for comp mar 10

V'R0INIA-IN CuAScEkY
Al rules held ia tho clerks office Of the Circuiu
Superior Court of Law and Chnncery for tho county
~ OHIO IN the month OfAiarch 1912
The Bank Of the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company Complainant
Joseph + Lod~irk aud John II Morrow. md Jacob
T. Bier q Lloyd G Hughes partners under the firm
Of Bier & Hughes. James Baker. Brown and Pat
ferson. George Duly. r. Duf; William Ewing.
Samuel Irwin. and Charles u Knox. james Lloyd
and Hamilton Woods, partners under The firm 81
Knox. LLOYD e. Co. Samuel Lowlher, George
heDdell. Robert Morruw. Samuel Neel. AlrEan-
der Paxton James w Robb. John NJ McCTeary.
Andrew White and Isaac Colts. partners under
der the firm Of White g. Cots. William S Wick.
ham. administrator ofHenrvC Nickhan. decea.
sd, Arthur NJ Phillips. Kellogg. Kenneu a. Go.
Randall Brown md Alexander Hadden. partners
under The firm of Brown a. MADDEN. George II
Berry. John Coulter, Thomas e Parker, Francis
HombTook, Andrew Mitchell. Henry Mason.
Hut hes & McNaghten. George w Wilson. Sam
uel BMhls.Gny & ArasIruhg. and John RIchie
Crnig Richie and George w Wilson. partners.
under The firm Of Riches & Wilson. Defendants.
The defendant, Brown IL Patterson. r. Duff
hellrgg. Kennel g. 20. George w Wilson. Cray
4 ArmslhoDg. Craig Richie aud Andrew Mitchell
not having entered thew appearance and gwen seen
Tity according 10 the sct nf assembly and the rules
n This court. ani ~ appearing hy satisfactory trpf
that they are not inhabitants at thu Commonwealth
and the said de PENDANTS Samuel Irwin. George ~
berry and Henry Musnn not having entered then
appearance aud answered The compliments bill.
and II appearing 10y satisfactory pro,G that upon pro.
ser enquiry made fpr hem nj their respective usu.
~ pieces ~ ahUle w the county Of Ohio ET the
purpose Of serving IN them The process Of subpp
ia issued in this cnuse. fhov could RUi be found; on
MOTION &c said complainant Nv counsel. II ~ ordered
thai The snid defendants Do nppeaTh hero on The first
a. II - - 4 - -H $500
seafance aud answer the complain1ufs bill and
'bat a copy 81 ihIs "rIer be- forihwiih inserted ~
sme nevspaPeT printed IN The city Of Wheeling
hr two months sucoessiv'ly and po~ied al the FROM
door ofths court house e OHIO county.
Acopy iests