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New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

BANKRUPT. LAW-U. S. COURT
~ BUTCHER, REYNOLDS 4 PLATT, Proc,orS and
Sou>ci!cr> 80 Merchants Exchange City OF Newly orA
Made arrancrp!entstor The purpose are pspare.' 10
W 10 applications mner this Law in this City and from
'u.ef parts OF The Southern Disrc OF NewYo!k & SIN
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

ECONOMY being the order of the day,
u we will sell STEEL PENS, in boxes of gross
EACH 2 30 cents per gross OF hIeren. nanuac
trr and quantities OF rom 10 thousand groce.
We have also one hundred different kind, card and in
boxes nil celebrated makers in Europe, which
viii sell lower ;an he purchased At any other store IN
thi, country. DAVID FELT 4 Co, Stationers' Hall,
nj 14i prarl. and nlhct 81 Wall-Slrcet
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

The only question then is, whctllcr,hc Religious
>cu,imcn, is n true Principle in Humanity Who,
that las studied Human Nature deeply, or has any
instructive feeling for the Dignity Man. can doubt
it No one.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

w city can procure good servants for any capacity
good city references by calling the City Office 70 Canal
and no Charrc q II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

In order to show more forcibly tina, Association
wlllrcspec, Religion, we will explain why some
Political and Social Rcforn,ers have fallen into the
gross error OF attacking ii. Ii we can show their
crror, tits TO be supposed that we will not run
into ii ourselves.
In the false Societies which have existed on the
earth. Religion. like every thing thu, is noble, has
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-19

enable and Necessary burdens; but they feel and
fear loss of business, loss Of employment, and
loss of bread. II does not appear to them that
the greatest possible good, is, to sarve, untaxed.
Attached to just economy, they still know that
in the political Dispensatory, there is no head
under which quackery more often turks, than
that of retrenchment and reform. They wish
for revival of trade, manufactures, and gene
raj business. They wish TO hear again the axe
in the ship yards, the saws and hammers in the
shops, the hum Of busy men in the cities, and
the joyous outbreak OF happy and well re-
warded agricultural labor. Give them these
things, and they will cheerfuly support Gov
eminent; withhold these things, and long
speeches, about retrenchment and reform, are
but applications of dust aud ashes TO parched
throats and swollen tongues.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-19
ENGLISH CORN LAWS.

The following observations on the English
Corn laws, and their effect on the commerce of
the United States, are from the pen of we'll
informed gentleman in London
The Corn debates completely occupy public at
tention, to the exclusion of every thing else
Whether we have sliding scale or fixed duty it APP
pears to me America stands but a poor chance to
furnish direct supplies for any arrangement that is
open and equal to all would inevitably bring the
from those countries that could sell cheapest and that
are nearest This country, it is very well known in
years of abundance, produces one third more than
the people consume, flour years ago we purchased
fine English wheat at ass. per quarter) In case Of
short crop, that prices rise, the depots at Ros-
tock Dantzc, Magdeburg, SC, would first be drawn
over, at prices far below the ordinary price in the
United States and the Black Sea would supply any
quantity if owners could be sure of obtaining Dos. to
22s per quarter at Odessa. There is no saying how
cheap wheat would be supplied if there were steady
demand but am convinced that it would be cheap
or in European countries, than in the United States
for many years to come. But the demand will only
be occasional therefore, except in very serious de-
fcieney in the crop, the United States hardly ex-
pect to share in the direct supply. But the supply
hrou ii Canada is increasing, and will increase every
year. for by the old Tariff it paid only IS. per quar-
ter, but the law required certificate of origin for
wheat, which is not necessary for flour; therefore,
-four will increase as fast as they can erect mills
in Canada to make il for while direct importation
of wheat to Great Britain would pay los duty, the
price per average being SIS, American flour from
Canada would only pay at the rate Of 6s, viz IS. on
entering Canada and IS. on Importation here, per
quarter of wheat. The highest duty that flour from
American wheat coming into this country would pay,
under the proposed law would be Ss., say eight shl-
lngs per quarters. to Canada and IS. to Great
Britain-the lowest would be As the medium would
most generally prevail, 6s. This will be a steady
business when all the Continent is excluded and will
do much good to Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and west
ern New York, and to the other wheat-growing
States also, by abstracting much from the home
ma ketr
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-19
COURTS MARTIAL.

The recent Courts Martial in Baltimore have
engrossed more Of public attention than such
trials have been heretofore accustomed to re-
ceiye, owing no doubt to the deep interest that
has recently been excited in every portion of the
country for the reorganization and increase Of
that branch of the service, in view of the threat
eninc aspect of war from more than one coun-
try. The faithful reports of their proceedings,
which have been published in the Baltimore Sun,
have been sought after with the utmost avidity,
and public expectation Is now on tiptoe, anxious
to hear the judgment Of the court in those cases
which have been concluded The ability and
lromptness in the despatch of business of the
present head of the Navy Department, are so
well known to the public, that the utmost conf
dence is entertained that the results of the trials
will be speedily promulged, and relieve the par
ties and their friends from the painful anxiety
which the delay in such cases, under previous
administrations, so unnecessarily inflicted.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-19

n5PWe thank our New York Correspondent for
pointing out the contemplate paragraph IN cotem-
porary journal Our correspondents informed that
no such communicating association exists-at least
we know of none such. Instead of countenance,' :,
we would call it impudence. If it were otherwise,
we might truly despair of poor bleeding country.
We should soon have to bleed ourselves. And where
is the man that would not willingly pour forth his
hearts blood to rescue his poor country Before
God we declare our readiness to make the sacrifice,
should II ever become necessary
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-19
IN SENATE.
THE nnopE ISLAND coNrRovE
MonDAY, April 10, 1912

THE RHODE ISLAND CONTROVERSY.
Mr.. ALLEN submitted the following resolution,
which was ordered to be printed, VIZ:
Resolved, That the President of the United States
he reouested 10 communicate to the Senate all in
formation in his possession, or which has been com
muncatcd to him, either verbally or in writing,
whether from the Governor of the State of Rhode
Island or from persons purportng to act under his
appointment or by his authority or request or under
the authority or request of any or either of the pres
ent authorities of that State, civil or military, or
purportng to act under The authority or by the ap.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-19
DEATH OF THE HON, JOS. LAWRENCE.

DEATH OF THE HON. JOS. LAWRENCE.
The Hon. Joseph Lawrence, Representa-
tive from the State of Pennsylvania, expired
at his lodgings, in this city, on Sunday morning,
at about eleven o'clock. Mr.. Irwin announced
the melancholy event in the House yesterday,
and pronounced eulogum on the character of
the deceased, and Mr.. Buchanan performed ST.
milar Office in the Senate.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-19
PITIIY.

At meeting recently held by the Peoples party,
in the town Of Warwick, Rhode Island, the follow
ing preamble and resolution we're adopted
Whereas, we the citizens Of Warwick have not yet
been frightened. Therefore
Rs,oped, That we ,eil not be frightened
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-19

IgOUR OWN AFFAIRS must be attended to-
Our patrons in this city, who may be indebted to us
for subscriptions and advertisements, will greatly
obligc us by making payment as as convenient,
We would not ask for it if we did not need it.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-19

LAuNcH.-This day, at half past o'clock,
P. NJ, will be launched from the ship yard in
the lst ward of this city, schooner to be called
the 0Forward," and intended for the revenue
service of the u. S.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-19
OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENT.

We are glad to acknowledge the receipt Of
another budget of letters from l.. S. j., Jr.-
His epistles are read with avidty; he has
only to persevere, to win an enviable name as
writer.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-19

Franklin" of New York. is informed that the
paper he alludes to has been misaid. Will he send
us another copy.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-19

il THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THEM
NJ uSrrr-N NoN-EssESriALs, LIBERTY AND ~
,uNGs cHARITY.-.4igulstin.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-19

The Madisonian wakes valiant.-Cot. Webb, ofhe
Regular .4rmy
Skater its right arm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07
TRVS'P SAFE.


FnURSUANr 10 a deed ct Trust from John W
a Berry 10 me, dated 29.h Of February lS40
and recorded IR the clerks office Of the county
court of ms county IN deed book p, page 81. and
also % pursuance Of a decree ofthe CIR. urt Supe-
nor CoUrtolI.sw and ChanceTy for Ohio county,
dated Ju.e 10, 1872. / shall sell on Monday the
hTsi day Of August next, the following property
assigned To me by said decd.
LIST, The steam engine and fixtures. mast works
and forming machine, tOceIhc. with other ma
chlnsry necessary for carrying on the rope
making husiness, as they now stand in the Toi Z
walk o cuuied by the saId John W Berry.
2d. The household goods and furniture Of the
said John W Berry.
Sd, Blocks, Cordage. Tar buckets. Snatch
blOc&s and other articles comprising the stock
IN trade Of the said John w Berry.
The fixtures Of the Rope Walk will be sold on
the PREMISES; the furniture AT the residence Of the
said Berrf, on the National Road, and the stock
az the warehouse Of John + Clarke. corner OF
MOuIos and Water SITS.
forms OF sale. An sums Of 20 do lars, and
under cash, over 20, , End 9 months credit, the
purchaser giving bond Il security bearing interest
rom the day OfsalC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07
THO IS
v~EGETABLE ~PTLMoNICA

NLbEs ABLf.
EHNllE properties Of This medicine have been fair.
n ly tested ard its excellence and virtues made
made apparent u many Of the most respectable
tamlles IN this city. While tits simple and limo.
centin ITS composition; II - active and efficient
as a curative agent, never falling 10 produce the
most happy anu beneficial results when the d.
re-uons for its use are strictly COMPLIED with -
The celebrity which this medicine has attained
independent OF any CNeTtiOns OF the PROPRIETOR i'm
forcing u upon public attention, a is the fashion:
nut based exclusively upon It's own me,its-is a
sufficient warrant for confidently recommending
&C TO the public, as a PREPARATION Of superior eff.
cacy IN all Pulmonary affections, viz: Coughs
Colds, Asthma. Influenza, Whoopns Courh
Hoarseness, Difficulty Of breathing. Pains and
Weakness OF the breast. &c. Common Colds
which are generally caused by ohstTucted per,pi-
ration, Will yie!J 10 us mluenoo IN n few hours
\ paToNlsm Of coughing Is Immediately subdued
by resornng TO the Pulmo lea; IN Asthma, cold
IN the head, N~hDppInS Cough. and Inf Ienza il
" promotes CNpGCtOTatlOn. gradually opens the
, ours OF the skin and GNerts a salutary, soothing
influence over the general system. IL can safely
be administered TO the most delicate infants.
The Pullnonica rs prepared In conformity with
ne most recent Improvement IN Pharmacy, en-
urely from indigenous plants, the active principle
oi which is not dlssIua'cd ~ excessive boiling as
too frequently the case with vegetable 7repa-
Die prcpa. anpns II cost the manufacturer much
1hor and experiment before he adoutcd a process
Z RVS p cnarauou; and he hstters Limseifhc has
mary ATTAINED fhp uiumatum of success and
i'at ms m-llc.ne possesses mprc uui ormity and
nedicpl thrlrucy than any composition of the
Kind that has preceded IL
Prepared by WILL AN THORN, Apothecary
and Chemist, SO Market Street, Pittsburgh.
Received aud for sale by
ma 10 III - ErI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07
NIL q LIlTORs.

THE subscribers have lust received from Phil
Il adelphIa direct f-oWthc importers o. PIres
and Casks Wines and lie tors, II every variety
90 the most hbsrbl terms IN casks, demii0hus.
Bot e. and on draft fu quantities. 20 suit, the fol-
lowing weIlknown Brands comprise a portion oil
their stock,
Nrxandci StignstcCJzlilc Brandy;
CaefIl on Bordeaux do do
= J Dupcg, do do
Goddard's extra old Coeni7c do 1919.
Hour Giass and Anchor Gin.
Duff, Gordon & Go. sup'r pulo Sherry.
LIHj0n particular Madeira,
4 sburus Glc Grape Juice or Temperance port,
Harris and Sons. Port wine,
Geo Loung ~wcct Maia1a.
feuorIilc and Lisbon Wines,
Queens White Port, sp'cuiid.
French CordIals IN bottles. Muscaft. H5ckhci
ncr. Family Cldrct french White wine. VINEGAR
SC.
KING g. CRUMBACKER.
dec ~ Nh 10 Uaffr So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE

DURSUANT TO the provision, Of the last will
\ whI and testament OF Patrick Ray, deceased
Will, on the 2Orh day OF Nav next /, f,re th,
'lr2inla Hotel IN tie city ofN hecling. sullto IA Z
highest bidder, rhc following real cs'aie
Lot 20 = on Nam street, on which there are g
eslTable Dwelling houses and store rooms IN .
business part Of the city
As1 lot 40 - on the corner Of Narkc: and JET
tctson streets, on which there r. an cid house
TERNS-One third Of he purchase money m
hand. the residue on n credit If one aud two
years, with interest from the day of sale, and d
lem on the properly 10 secUrC tie Turchaso mo.
nev. The purchase With entitled 70 the rents
after the first OF April-ueXt.
JOHN BYRNE.
ADMINISTRATOR dc bonis non,
feb Its with he will annexed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07
DYSPEPSIA OF TEN YEARS STAND
ING

am truly happy TO state TO the afflicted conan
= nifty that a member of my family was atiict.
ed for ten or twelve years with the above distress
sing disease. The svmpto MS were great opprcs-
sion after eating, aridity u the stomach, n severe
pain iu the side an d breast, sick headache. men
al deSp1ndrRcs, with othcr symptoms during
which time numberlcss remedies were procured
without Obtainiu. much relief. HAVING heard OF
the good effects Of DR.. Harlich's COMPOUND
SfrengthCr.ag aud German ApCucnt Pills, 1 was
induced to give them a trial, and ! am happy 60
state that BY using ono box # he Germ1d Apcri-
snt Pills. acc1moanied blythe strcngt1Cnin- To-
nc pils, that they have nearly eradicated the dis
oasa. I consider u due 90 those afflicted that /
make this acknowledgment, that they NAV like
wise procure the same invaluable medIpIne, and
be freed from those dl dressing diseases.
With gratitude and respect,
WIN VI. SPEAR, No. t25 Old York Rood.
For sale at No ~ North Eighth street, Phila'
lrlphIa. and JOHN FISHER.
.rf- WhaaFrr Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07
LIVER "CONPIATVT

Carc1 byhc pseof Dr. Harbcb's Compound Srep-
he1i1g md AperjrHf Pr.
VI x William Richards; Pittsburgh. pa. entire.
W ly cured q ihc above distressing discasc-
tIis SYMPTOMS were pain md Weigh iu the Irr
side, loss f appetite. vomiting. 4crfI generations
n lfstention oi Che stJmrch, SICK headache. fur.
red tongue c0uutcuQucD changed o a citr1u col.
or duhcu.ty ot 1.cIthiug, disturbed rest a.frnd-
cd with a cough great debility, with o'hrr
sYmpt0ms indicating great arrangement of the
liver. Mr. Richards bod th advice Of several
pnysiclahHi but received no r liof until using Or
Hqrlch.s Mcdlrincs, which terminated In effect
ng perfect cure
Principal office. %. Nortp Fivht Street. Phi
.adcr hIa. For sale ~ DIN FISHER.
I2 Whfrhua Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07

'UNRlSfEES SALE will sell atpublie auc.
n ton. To The highest bidder. for cash. at the
n"uSe now occRpled by Joseph 5 HagueIn IRA
9ciphla. OtlO county, Va. on Wednesday the I3th
"aY 0I April, lsi2, the goods and chattels c.umr
rate" icons sung VI household aud kitchen furui-
turel ln a deed of trust from said Hague To me
- trusi &c Tor tho benefit of A Bcdilia1, which
deed ~ oirecord IA Ohio county Clerk Office IN
COX 25, PAGE So. J e. SNIDEK
NAlhN hl-a1 TFH-Fsn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07
CONSUMPTION AND DEATH

SKTlLl. mrsi a%ssurediy he the early fate Of
" thnso who neglect themselves when aiHict.
ed with The pre- n lhIioTy symphonic Of C0nsuup.
ton, such as cold, couch. bro nchitis or soreHess
of he throat, hpurseucss, difficult cNpector.tion
- hIna -pitungol blood, dc, DR. DUNGAN'S
OF&PEClOBANT REMEDY is expressly pre-.
par, d for 'he removal and cure 1T the dangerous
and Troublesome discusses Therefore ybu who
are iab1tlug under he influence Of these com
plants, procure immediately this medic. ne be
fore DO Is TOO late. s. BOTTLE may be thcr
means of proluuglnE Your life Always ask f.
DR.. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY
and Sc 'hat you get u. aud not be persuaded BY
som who " different medicines to take some
Of Ihou medicines % preference. Thes' persons
obtain su.., chClp thing, and palm II upon the
public at full price. ~ &. therefore lmpOrtan for
purchasers 10 zoe on their Lunrd.
DIR DUNCAN'S EXPEC1ORANT RENE
Dl is put up IN large sued bottles. and envelo.
ned m blue paper. The QUITE form contains a
tne steel engraving representing Hope IN a
Storm
Price one dnllar a bottle.
Principal Office 20 North Eighth Street, Phi
adeiadelph Also for sale at the store of
Whc ling frh l. Oii FISHER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07
ORRENT

y VIE subscriber will rent tor one on more year.
the house aud lardcU, and f required 51r
'ereF on pasture land, bgiug the same now 0Ccu.
ped oy Mrs andrew Mcclure. THE house is Dol
repair, good prmE and other buildings.
possession given on The tst ofApul
Also the lat2c three story brick housc on Malr
street over and fu the ronr Of 1.-The 90 lre oecupie.
By s AVERY s. CO a. a hlt tore
mar ~ JOHN ucLURE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07
sHERMAN's WORM Lounges.


BROVED 10 mere ihan 100000 cases 10 be in
ialliblei the oRly certain worm dcstrsying
me tcinc ever discovered. May diseases arise
rom worms and occasion long and intense suffer
ing and even death, without then ever being sus-
pecied;. grown persons are very often afflicted
with them and are dOctOred for various com
ANTS. without any benefit; when one dose OF
these l~oZengcs would speedily cure hem.
Mt Murphy, 90 North street Philadelphia was
applied, e by. n poor woman whose daughter. Z
years old, had been sick nearly 3 years; her sto-
macA was IS large as a grown PERSONS, her
arms and legs So swollen that She could not
wa K or help herself, although she could eat as
much ~ two labor.Ig men Two cell brated doc
tors had oxh nusiCd their skill without any ben
emf; in" father had spent an b. couli raise aud he
was discouraged, and had abandoned al idea Of
N9In- any thlng more fur her aud looked 20 dcgfh
a'9ne tot3Sc her out ofhfr misery. Mr. Murrhy
neNefiugl ~ case Of worms, gave her r box Il
sherman LOzeuE.s, and in two DAYS she re-
turned with JOY bcaminR IN her ewes. and said the
IsO]ra-Cs had saved her chtld's life. The first
dose had brought away nearly a pint Of worms
none HFiag mass. she aite wards counted over
eltiai were discharged beside the n ass. which
shc could not count The child was literally IN.
Ten 40 WI p them another living witness 81 the
almost miraculous efficacy Of Sherman's Loz.
Price only % cents q box.
For sale by CIIAPLGNE PRYOR.
nov IL Union street. Sole agent for this citv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07
z OOEING GLASS AID PICTURE

- ANNNt"'-S ~ bANA4NNt MI L, gent. res
g%ccuully lnll,ms the public that ne has now a
lrst rate GJlLDER, aud ls prepared 70 furnish
fior style, also 20 regid oil. frames IN the bcsi
style a. ms shop No 100 Main street.. AN ord,rs
promptly attended TO
Please call and examine the work, Of which h.,
has a large stock on hand:
Wheeling. Jqnuarv' n ISIt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07

and Mahogany Looking glass. Portrait
~ aud Picture frames make 10 order in the
neattst style, arc oldframcs reaiIt.
y splendid assortment If Looking Glasses.
a. ~ ahd Plcture Frames constantly on hano
cinulI t safe lower than they can be procured
IT, heI e. ALSO sign painting aud painting n
a. RPSS {STI5Ts 6Ianches promptly executed BY }
" pNAN lhOP, NO toe. 1fain street Wheel
ing, Va, where can be procured M iii t;mcs
painls, Picture and window glass, oils. varnish
az P"'E mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07
STATInNARN -

VI2GINti-IS CnANcguy-At Rules held in
81, Rs Office q The Cirgut Superior Court
CfI.nw and Choncory for Inc County OfOhioi In
The month of February. 1912
William W. Shuvcr C1mDl1inaut.
against
francis X. Armstrong. Administrator d. houis
non II Noah Zane dCCcisfd. and EhfuCzcr
Zanci Trustee under the will Of iIc said Noah
Lunc, James A Mclean and Marg HE wife.
late Mary Zane. William Pits and Elizlbath
his wife lafc Elizabeth Zane. and CUTueua
Zane and Mlrv. J.. Dorsey l1.o MaryL Zane
widow II sli Noah Zane deceased,
Drfauianfs'
FHVIIE defendant william Pits GOT shaving cnf-r
n % ha appearance and given security uccpri
lngf1 fhe Get oi Assembly sud the rule Of fbi.
Court. and 90 arpHTu1s hy satisfactory proof tha.
Do Del not an tnhabIautuf thIs commonwealth
uu motion Of ihr complainant hvcuunFeL If Is0r.
|srtitI1t the said Defendant William Pine Dbl
appear here on fhr fret d1y of the next spring
/ term Of fhfs court, enter hIe appearance and an
swrr the said bin or otherwise defend ibis sui
and thata copy Of this orderbc forthwith in 5crte,
tu some Newspaper printed boo The Cry Of Wheel
| fug fur two months successIvclv p id posted "a Oh.
front door Of the count house Of Ohio couu'y,t
copy tcstc
Good, for Compt feb