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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12
Complainant
aRninsi

Richard Mcclure. Samuel Mcclure Elizi beth Nc
Ciure. wife Of said Rlsharj Mcclure and Andrew
Francis Mcclure
Defendants
The Defendants not having snis red their appearance
and answered The Compliments ball. and il appear
ing. by satisfactory proof. that upon proper enquiry
mAde for hem nj their usual place of residence in
the County OF 0hio for the rsrPose Of serving u,nn
Them the process vt subpoena in this cause, Ihoy
could not be- found; on Thpiion ofslid Comnla inanis
by counsel, IL IL ordered that the said Defendants
do hPpear here on The first day ofihe nSIt Spring
term Of this court enter their appearanceanJ answer
the said complainanls' amended and supplemental
bill and that a copy Of this order he ErthwiI inscr
ted in some newspaper printed in The cityof Wheel.
ing for Two months mecessivsly and posted at tho
front door ofIhe cont house Of 0hin Cunntv.
A oopy-:sst ALEX + LAIDLEY Crk.
Lamb & RusseII fpr Cump
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12
TRusHEE,s SALE.

nY Virtue Of p deed Of trust from Alexander
McCorncy 20 The subscriber, dated 10 The
On 81 August. 1871. OIL recJricd in The Clerks
pfice ~ 20 eouniy Court, 90 Box NJ IS. pase'
2l3. : will uder So sale. No public auction. on Ito
premises on The 26h Day of March 1872. n Loose
on Lot No 3 in he 5h square In Wheeling. bsinr
The samo now D,cuP ed By he ,lid NrCouney o. .
Livery Sable. und he CIrHsres Of various knd.,
Horses, Saddles, Brides and Harness owned anil
used by utd McCurnsy m and uIout he nid Liv.
cry Stable Terms ofalc made knovn on DE day
% sole J. w MITCHELL. Trustee.
Wheeling. March 10. l5i3-s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12

IL appears by The proceedings Of The PiHsbnrgh
Board OF trade that The bill Introduced INTO the Sen.
ate OF the 7 States a short lime since gaming th0
lmpodahon of ToH free Of duty for two iron steam
boais 10 navigate TIE western wsIers." has eTcuod
he feelings OF The people Of the Birmingham of A..
menca' To n tone Of isi aud righteous rrmOnstracs.
There ~ 10 reason why iron should DO impsusd
hOm inTcign countries 10 he made Iglo STEAMBOATS, To
hoat uron American waters. There would DO as
much propririy In carrying coal 30 New Castle Us
~ im2"Ti iron iT The puil,se ahoye nomed.
We hope and trust thai lie bill will be put q,
rest IN the senate, and that our manufacturers Of j.
ron moy be profeti ed.
The iron manufacturer Of The enierpri-iRg city oi
PiUsbnTCh can Furnish The best Of iron. to any cT-
ient Tor steam boats. or Tor any other purpose; Bnd
Iheir mechanics &c not surpassed by Hose Of any.
place. or any country.
WIZ those who are placed over our national coun
CTS a. watch over and project he interests Of or
country pass such lawsas will tend 20 destroy our
own industry and saferpriss. and give support g.
~ rD9ssB 81 foreign munarchscsf 10 ihls he par
q wisdom of 81 yTgCsHcel I q TichH
Iein voice uf honest indignation g up 70 Wash
ingor agIns.bs passage Of such a bill and let
ti'ss Who are unwilling HAT American cItiEcn,
should become "bewen Of wood anI drawers Vi va
tors
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12

MARROW EsCAPF -TBs C.~egeltHI sf1r- hrd
o usf-0N escape on itslfsi passage down Just 5s
q Bod crossed The bridge at Cuuneaut. lh1 bridge
rIL. while ihe hind wheels ul thc -7g" wcr. .Hl
uypn BE- Tie iuver We ihrown s'we disiHure
i,m me boz. bot me hprsea bod q firm fluiiur rgar
ff aslk shd sustsiued themselves The prl|le
r-ss a5rnt twenty feet sbove tbe tod % ne uUst
.hfsr = atd ID be- Yeu lsep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12
CHEAT

We will oH-r er al. III
1'r.. ~ me ~ insi. Ut the City Auction Rooms.
% '''fbel H.Jn1re. a best nss1rimento 81 staple Dry
so5u1 an fancy articles. ever yet offered for sale
On thi. civ.
The ahove stock is fresh end new. just received
rum Philadelphis, apd will bs soii IN lofs 10 suit
Purchasers. Sale 10 mi at 10 O'Clock A.
M-Terms Cash.
BRENTLNGER & sHALLCROSS.
mnr u Auctioneers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12
ROMANTIC HISTORY.

FROM THE siBDLErOwN u. " cOsriEE.
In England. a number of years since, n young
man, ghmekeeper 10 a ~RoblemaH. became acqpa'n.
ted with a gentle. good nllured. and unassun'ins
las n hrs neighborhoO1. aud tn became mutual.
y attached. The couriship continued a year aud a
hall. when. by the drceaSe ofIhe nobeman and The
Irinsier OF his property. the young m IN, whose real
name We will not give. but whom. for Persp'Suniy.
We viii mans WALTON. was deprived Of m 2lrymcnt
lie resolved Ia leave his iaiive country, and seek n
IA 'me and fortune IN America Previous To las de-
parinre. he won't To bd farewell to the maiden with
whom he had spent 80 mtny pleasant aud happy
hours. knswin. his limited Resources. and aware
"t the in>urun 'nniable obstacles G. their union. the
maiden. with n spirit of seltsacriice well worthy
OF her sex. be,ioa sd privately ap'n her departing
lover n purse OF eleven gninea- which Ihuh had
enabled her b. gather CIra day Of need,
Walton came 10 New York. and found u all he
had anticipated. lie commenced a small business
and p~rosPered IN a moderate degree.
The maiden lusi al trace of Walton. md. two
years aiier hrs depar1re. Was united Ia a young
MAJ, who sh 'rtly after this event resolved To leave
h's native Land. The newly married pair came
10 New York. but learning nsihing Of Walton. ani
struggling with sinled means, removed into the
tcounty.
A few weeks since there arrived in this village
from New lork. n couple of gentlemen. on = hun
iiag excursion. They were in search oi game m"
FAR irum the village, when happening 10 meet
m ddle-oged woman, whom he Immediately. DIS
covered To- he on ~ernigrnt frum his native county
ON. of,hc gentlemen entered into conversation VII
her. and they snsn learned each others history. ]
WAS Walton snd The wnmaR Of his frs, love thu
strangely met. after - many years OF separation
lie drew from hrs pocke. n wellsiored wallet. an'
placed in her hands y roll Of bank bills. declaring
that nothing cnuld give more pleasure than to re
turn. with interest. the money she bad 81 gcnerou'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12
Ia Chancery-

Virginia. Ia Chancery-
Al rules he'd IN The Clerks Oakcs Of tho Circuit
Superiur Csari oil Law aud Chanc~ry fr the county
of Oaioin the IN IuIh OF N rrch, 1912
Charles u. Knox and Rsdtck Mckee
Complainants
against
The heirs nj law Of jain White. the heirs az law
OF An Kew White. which sad John anil Andrew
(who are deceased)wero brothsTs md heirs at
Law Of George White. deceased, aud John Eofr Sc
others Defendants
The Defendant Andrew White, son and heir n
law Of Andrew While tho elder. deceased, not ha-
virg sReted hs appearance and answered the com
PlainanIs bill aud II appearing by satisfactory proof
Ihat upon proper enquiry made for him at his usual
place Of alHde in the county OF Ohio. Tor the pur.
pose u seTSing he process Of subpoena issued in
this cause he could Rot lie f'und. On moN>.aiiho
Conplainants by couhseli IL is ordered Ihat 49,
Defendant Andrew White. do appear hero on Tie
fret day OF The next terra Ofrhis court. eaier his ap-
pearaHce aud answer the Conplainanis bill. and
HAL a copy OF This order be forthwith inserted in
sone ne vvspaper printed IN Ihe city OF wheslinV
for two months 81 scessively. aud posted at The lront
door OF che Court house Of Ohio County
copy-issie ALEX FLATDLEY Crk.
Jacob and Lamb fF comma
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12


County OF Ohio. in the monk Of March lSi2;
John EoG, Complainant,
against
Alexander Wilson. james ii. Forsyth, Henry Echois
David r. Wilson, Elizabeth Wilson. AleIander
Wilson, Jr and Virginia Wilson. which said David
E.Elizaberh Alexander jrand Virginia Wilson, are
children and hers al Law Of Marcus Wilson de-
ceased. the said Alexander WilsoH, first named
administrator Of said Marrus.-Alexander II.
ChaplIue. executor uf The last will and testament
Of Muses. w. ChaplIne, deceased, aod one Of the
children, heirs al law ahd devsees Of tho said
Muscs W. Chaplinr, deceased, Josiah w. Pcme-
roy and Mary Am his wife. Perciyal NJ. Pstis
and EIizlbelh @. hrs wife, Maria Louisa Chap
line. VI SEES w. ChapliRe Inc younger. S ,phia T..
ChaplInc. Jane X. Oh pine, William ii Chap
line. Charles J. E Chapllnr. josephine Chapline
Francis ID. Chaplinc, Anna G. Chapline. and Ro-
wena C~hapliBe. WHICH said Mary Am PDmeroy;
Elz ibelh e. rOl,s,Mlria Louisa. Moses W.. Sorh
10 Z. Jane r. William "a. Charles JF jose ptine.
Fmncis d .Anna C.. & Rowena ChspImeyare olheI
children heirs al law ard devisces ofNiosesw ChaI
line deed, and Ella lbeih NJ Ch,Pline. widow and
a devtJee Of the SAID Misses W Chapline deceased
Daniel lamb and James s Wheat. trustees OF
James Reid, Rnhsu Nj RI Idle, aud james Car
gp aud John G.. Csrgill. late partners nnder III
firm sf Jhnes Catgill and son, John l. Newly
Robert e Clarke, Philip FIsheh John M'COriuey
Rpheu WaIerson, joseph PuH ok, OTIS Dexiei
htCNaru Ifulf JOHN DaHfoieN. ArcniDafd JDunslOn
Robert u. Mos, Henry ireland, ard Matihew II
Houston, Defendants.
The defendant, EAizIbctH Wilson. and Virgins
Wilson, two of the childrcn and heirs st law Of
Mireus Wilson deceased, JOSIAH w POmcroy and
Mary Ann hrs wife. Perciyal NJ Pots,& Elk ibefn q
his wife. Robcu NJ Riddle .John l. Newly, Robert +
ClarksPhilip Fisher Robert RMussyOrs DerterJohr
Handlen. Archibald Johnston, and Henri Ireland
not having entered their appearance and aiven
sccuriy according 10 The act Of assembly and IN,
rules ofihis court. and u appearing by satisfactory
proof that they are not I'M abiiants Of ms Common
wealth. On motion Of zoe Complainant BY counsel
u - ordered That 90 said defendants DO appear her
on the hrs' icy q Inc neIt term. and enter ibeI
aPpsarsnSe and sswor the Compliments ball an,
that q coy of this order bo forthwith inserted II
@oms newspaper printed in The city Of Wheeling
tr lWu months sucressiveiy, and pnsted al The from
door Of tho Cou1 house ~ Ohio County.
A copy-iest ALEX. r. LAlDtE Ky CLERK
Lsmh A. Russeilb f compE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12

NJ reliant DelorJ jsnr aud Thomas Wilson.
Defendants.
rTNfIE defendants net having entered their appca-
rance and giseR security accord ng To The act
Of Assembly and the rules of this CORTLAND il appea-
ring by satisfactory evidence that they are not in-
talnlants OF Ihis Commonweal h.-On motion of The
Complainant 10y counsel it is ordered that tie said
Defendants DO appear here ON the first day oC Tho
nett Spring term of this conrt. enter their appear
snes and answer the said Cum plainants bill. Aud
that a cnpy Of this OF ar be forthwith inserted ia
.ome newspaper pnnIe,l in The city Of Wheeling
Tor IwS m nl.Is successively and posted at The fnnt
door of the c ,uu house VI Obi, County.
A copy-iesIe ALEX r LAIDLEY Crk.
Nelson Tor conn mlr 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12

Juke.why ore the laIis, % oaI Of Hght lacingf-
DO you give u uPi 'Cioss hey like 10 be spuoez
Cd.
The attempt 20 PIT down BUSHES. has proved .
ugnal hdire They STICK iuumphsnhy oul,aud de-.
~ he werid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12
Virginia In ChancrrY-

Virginia la Chancery-
At rules held inihe ClcrksOfics Of the Circui,
Superior Court Of Inv and Chanc, ry for the Coun-
~ Of Ohio in The mouth Of March. IS49
The North WesIern Bank Of Virginia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12
HONE LEAGUE.
LADIES' SHOE MANUFACTURE.

bhDah-D PhO'
TAMES CULBERTSON respectfully informs
- the citizens Of Wheeling that he has taken
a room on the east side Of Main street Opposite
Knoie & Sangcrs. where he is prepared to manu-
facture. in the most neat, fashionable ard snhsIan.
Ial manner. all descriptions Of LADIES' SHOES
AND BOOTS. on The INST favorable term. for cash.
Wheeling. March 10. 1892.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12

The III Idssn River 8 open again and the sIs-
pended intercourse between New York aud Albany
10 once m IRE resumed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12

VIZ ASK orEiNG roEg-wE WILL Ac-
oyrT NOTHING LESS THAN A kE~FNsSh'Tt
rasN IN PROPORTION To oCR POPULATION
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12

Esmor~ --Rem,rss Isl ping which warns us 81
'ouc 'o'crlal ds'ri'r o. 'r'yss Ike physical pain
We % ths ptssefvaaos q 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12

80 Oar advertising cusiomer are requested 10
hand IN their iavors As early as ,hree o'ei0e@ on the
~ pr,viou- % publication.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12

fqgrIbtGis -lngfuiuis IS = crime 80 shameful
ihsfo never ws yes ono found Nho would 80
kngwlejgs himself guilty Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12

MNRhLE We we're sb-.3n. The o. IL. D.
Df Brown, Of Conne ryillo, in ot. .tsfe. a.,
man A'eE' d Dlrlis, baud. mcly pni.bed. d,g.r.
's 'oh f'ch arhct couidsrahly 30 color ana VAR.
~ wh.,rh bad been taken from a bod Of n,rhle
found about one mic wsst of hat plsre. The stu.
"a wares t'amNE 10 siricon inchesin thickncs. II
stcllcVrl iu be about one milo IN hra1jtb. ard
twenty miles m length. ond runs parallel with
ibs whitewater csnal -fpa,aHapshs Jsa,qqf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12
against
lAnatin PeaY,

Austin Psay, Defendant
The defendant not having entered his appearance
and grves security acce.d'he I" The act ot Assem-
bv and The rules of this court. and il appearing by
"a, islactury ev denee that he is not an inhabitant-
of Ihis Comm nwealih--On MoiiOno f The Complain
aaI by counsel. II is ordered that the said Defendant
do npPear here on the FIRST day of the next Spring
term Of this courl.enler his appearance and answer
The lid Compliments bull and that a copy Of this
order be 6IIhwith inserted ia some newspaper
printed in the city OF Wheeling for two mouths sue
ccs lively and poseid at the front door OF The court
house vi 0hio County A opv-tes
ALEX T LAIDLEY. Crk.
Lamb & Russell for COMMIT mar II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12

Tie following very Just and sensible remarks in
relation 10 Tho The necessity o. imposing a duty upon
loreign irun. we inf IN the last Cleveland Hersdk
The editor piyss meriIsd compIimsnt 10 onr entitled
prsing mechanics md manufacturers. In rsiurnr
some Of Them ought TO send him a new sioVe-s
coffee mill or some other ',fIin."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12

ANOTHER TURN oJr-rhe weavsrs nt the
factories in Fall River. Mlsi. have turaeI ont Tor
higher wages.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12
CHANcERY

VIRGINIk-IN CHkScERr
A, rules held in the cletk's once oil the Circult
Svn.ror c.,urt Of Law aud Chancery Tor the coun.
~ of Ohio in the month Of March, istI
john & Hull Oobp'auan'
against
Abraham w Clemens and William 3 At,er'urg
Defendants.
THE defendant Clemens not having entered his
appearance aud answered The comPlainants bill
and il appearing by satisfactory proof ihat upoa
abo Ie in the cnuuty of Ohio, for the purpose O.
serving on him the process of subpoena 4 sued IN
this ca ase, ne ;uid net he iounu' on mouoh Oh
The conIIainant nv counsel, il - ordered that
the said d PENDANT d. appear here on the hrst
day o. the nexr term of this court aud that a copy
nanar nnn,ed m the city Of Wheeling TOT two
months successivel, aud posted At the front door
of the cbuu house of Ohio county.
COW tes,e Alex + LAIDLEY, c1k
Limb K Russell for comp m" IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12

THE WESr-Gsn wilson, who has recently re-
turned from Iowa 20 New Hampshire. says that Me
chanios are wanted more ihan farmers at The West
The supply ofagncslturai products Is greater Than
The demand ~ q Isle ad,lress ~ Nashua The Gen.
"rl s rcp-red ~ DE Nashus Telsgraph 70 have
SAID q hshad The SKILL Of hammeung iron. he couid
make more mpuey then any member Of Congress
with hfs eight dullsr . day. The price Of shueinr a
par Of horses was FIVE dollars, and u took = load Of
corn. ir uIose nurses. % pay &c. TINS vis the re-.
emit" absence ~ sompe ltion In the mechanical
HIdeN aud "a too great competition m sgrirulurs,
plsu.is. OF faihef 20 The sn1aut Of agnculturll pro.
ducen beyond What Wa required for ths suppou If
The population ~ ErDress
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12
Lamb & Russell for CONN,
VIRGINIA In Chsncery-

VIRGINIA In Chancery-
Al rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Superior Court ri Law md Chancery Gr The Couu-
ty Of o 10. IN tho month OF March. 1912.
Samuel Church Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12
against

hkNA
Francis r Ar asst ong Administrator DE- bcnrs
non with the will annexed of Noah n me. de
ceaset James IL Forsyth. William b AtteTbu
nv. james r. AnGeTsoo, JJhE HaZ.ett, The Pre-
silent aud ID rectors Of the Fire and Marine
Insurance Com lany Of Wheeling aud Richard
Mcclure ,fendants
The defendants Andersen and Haz.ett not
having entered their appearance antgIVen secu
rity acco ding 10 the act of assembly aud the
rules If this court, aud Il appearing 10y satlstac.
tory rro { that they are not 1nhabltants of this
Comtno twsa.th-anl the defendant Richard Nc
Clure not ha ing entered his appearances aud an
: yered the complainants' bill asd it aisn appear
ing by satisfactory proof hat upon proper enqIi-
nv m lhe Tor aim A. h : usual place OF abode IN the
county OF Ohio for the purp Sc or sci wing upon
hIm the process of subpoena IN this cause he
could not be found, on motiyn of the complain
nants by counsel Il / ordered that the said defen'
Sints do appear here on the first day OF the n, II
term Of this court and that a copy Of this order be
toftnw iIh inserted ~ some newspaper printed lh
The civ Of Vince lngfJrtwJ ~ onths su:cesivety
aud posted at the front door of the courthouse of
ONO county. "A copy teste
ALEX 4 LAIDLEY. Clerk.
Lamb & Russsl for comp mar il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12

NlKI,INlA,I - ChSncey-
A. rules held in the Clerks Office of The Circnit
Suprrlar Court Of Law and chancery for the COun-
~ al OHM in the monih uf March lS42:
Henry Allen Com claimant (A;tachnent subJccIing
Real Estatel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12
A-Ix eHAEeERr

NiRGIN i-IS cHAEcERr
At ul held in the clerks Off C OF the ciren'
suD,rIor court of law aud chancerv ( T tbs county
! ofOhil in the mbnth of March, lSi2'
Arthur VI Philips AMI Dance Lamb
ComDlainauts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12
Lamb & Russell for comp

VIRGINIA-lN CHANcERY-
Az Rules held at the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Superior c. urt Of Law and ChancerV fF The
County Of Ohio. in the monIh Of March 1912:
John Eoa, Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12

VIRGINIA. ~ Ci-aucrp-
A, ,,l,. held IN the CLERKS Office ct The Citcu"
( ,,s,yr Court uf Law and Chan"ery Tor ihe S0u"V
=, OHIO. IN The month OF March 1919
Henry Helm
In, N,oors a George w Brooks D~ienosn'.
r. aac.,I,n, George W Brooks not having en-
- NJ. appeararce and gwen security secorumk
=, ,he at of assembly and ,e rnles "' "S :" \
!, .n,,orinx by satisfactory evidence that ne"
u"' = t.r.s,,nI of IN. commonwealth On 'no'l3D0
q - C,o,la; ,,ut by counsel:it - ordered ihSfthe :
- n.,.od.nt. George W Brooks. d" appear mere
80 -. e., d,y of the next Spring term OF ms court
enter his appearance and answer the sm Jump
claimants bill and that a copy oi ms "fue' VIC W"
with ,nse RED ia some newspaper printed IN the Guy
of Wheeling Epr Iwo months successively ana post
sd At the front door OF the court house OF oofo
ALEX T LAIDLEY, Crk.
whoa, for comm, mari
VIRGINIA. IN Chancery-
At rule. held in the Clerks Office Of The Circuit
sure rinr Court 81 Law and Chancsry for the C"uh-
I, of Ohio. in the m"nih OF March lo4.
lain Pa Acer. EIecuior OF the last will aid 'sstE
m.nt ol lanes PumbsrlOn, deceased.
Complainant.
against
Jo-.pL ,Kec. Joseph JunkIn and Clement Hooper
Defendants.
tn. Defendant. Mckee and Hooper not having
,,.,.d their appearance aud given .eeurIiyaeeording
n, IN, net OF Assembly and the rules OF this court.
M d i. appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
ar, moi Inhabitants ofIhIs Commoawcalh-On mo
lion oriLe Complainant Ivy counsel. Il Is ordered
Inst the sad DE. enJcaIs MrKee a. Hooper do APP
net, here un The insi day OF ,he next Spring term
of this court. enter their appearance and answer tho
aid Comm ianan,'s bill and that a copy OF this order
d, lpuhm nh inserted IN sumo newspapers printed ia
the city ol Wheeling tor two months suecessively
AMI rosted al the lrOni door Of the court house oiO-
no County. COPY --u"
ALEX I LAlDLEY ,Crk.
Lamb a. Russo fr runPt tar III.
' uKIINlA, - ChSncep-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-31
A Nut for the Third Party Men to Crack.

We hope every man in Ohio who voted the
Third Parry ticket IN Ociober last, will read
the yeas and NAYS the motion to lay upon the
'2lst Rule of the House of presenfa,ives. Tho
following are the votes Of the delegation from this
State on Tho motion Of a Southern Shareholder to
law Mr.. As, motion upon the table, and thus con-
tlnue 10 full force a arbitrary and tyrauical rule,
against which the principal efforts Of tho Liberty
Party have ever been directed:
For laying upon the tabie-Nessrs. D0ane,
Dean, Hastings, MedlI, Matthews, Sweeney and
Weller-7-ALL LOCOSt
Against laying upon the sable-Messrs. s. j
Andrews, Cowen, P. q. Goode, Glddngs, Matb
OF. Samson Mason, Morris, Morrow, Pendle ton,
Russell, Ridgway, aud Stokely -l2---ALL
WIGS.
Can i, be possible that 10 The face Of facts like
these-wi,h perfect knowledge that northern
Locofocos and southern slaveholders lesgued
together 20 perpetuate slavery, and restrict the
! right Of Pettlon-can it be possible, we ask.
that with these undeniable facts before them the
opponents of savery-ihe defenders of the right OF
Petition, will again be found directly or IN
directly supporting the men who thus assa their
cherished principles by unholy union with The
SOUTH We have too much confidence IN the
good sense and integrity Of those "ho compose
the Third Party in Ohio, TO doubt for one mo
ment their future course this subject. The
victory obtained by our opponents 10 consequence
Of the large Liberty vote polled at the late e
lection will be short iv ed SO /, was une1pec,
ed-Miani Valley Register.