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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

TN PURSUANCE cf an ocer Of i..+ ~lc.eGaie
of th- Comfy of New YuEk rclicg .rl Ii
persons having claims us-s tt,, !st. t4e
the City OF Srw Ior tis sjei4 Geee ss., 20 tt ite
with the yuuc!i-.TiyIcO subsr..G-r d.ce
Of Bell * Coe Attorneys and Coa,rllo - John ,I,
the City OF New YORK before The ceysu!Jd OF &C.
tobcg Dated New York. The cishi day OF pal, i. D.,
1913 JANE HE.IERa. AdraiaI,L.5.riy an LM0m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

IN PURSU ANCE OF an Order OF Inc surrogate
of the County Of NewYok, n9tce hereb: given 10 all
of New York carpenter, deceased the with
the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at his residence No
m DAY Dece her next Dated Newly ork the 8h day Of
June 1873. AUGS. PURDI, Administrator. Jel2 l2w6m'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

DIDDLED NEWCASTLE COAL AFLOAT.
for Smiths. CARO- Of brig Ceres Tor sale in
lots 10 suit by WARD s. BROWNE,
au2i corner Laght and Westinghouse.
DLONDELL'S ORREL COAL-Of very supe.
ID ror quality for family discharging from ship
North Carolina and for sale quantities 70 sui purchasers
By ARD bROT NJ,
au2l al Washington corner Llight st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

Tn. following facts must be read with interest particularly
he N;r Che!m5os numerous friends anc acquaintance
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

Dated New York the 18th dsy Of June, 1873
m JULIA HULL, AGminIstIatfIH.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

Jobbin work al esrre will be donr at the lowest pas
bs prcrs with every attention and szErd'uon
y B-Al articles mlnuiacil!et b. th.s Establishment
viii s,amped r. Hoe s Cos th-t l.-rso. from abusl
may NOT imposed upon with spurious articles made in
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

IN PURSUANCE Of IN Order ot the Surrogate
of the County Of New orl. it!cbg gwen to al
Irsons having claims W!liIn Sses ate the city
ci Newly deceased lTnt The san, win e roGcteIs
thereof Ia The suhcnbIs, The otIs- Of H. s,y Esq, No.
day of FEBRUARY Das Ny ork, the SECOND day
August, 1913. +. SEELEi,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31
PITT,RURGH AIARkET.
REPORTED FOR THE PITTSBURGH GAZET1
Tf.I-REnAV Ill, ~ II

EXPORTED FOR rue PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, July "a, IS43.
Our rIvers are getting L1w, the weather very
arm, aud business is 'ccuHiiug dali The Fsrmefs
betng extremely hBsy with their harvest. very lule
h,Ir I7oyi'ce Is e'uJRg az.
FLOUR Fsum IseT,s aRd Wagons 50 S7ai per
bbl. an fiom stores Sfa4 %.
SEED: FIsrseed, ready sale AZ 30 ceais a BUSH
ei
PROVISIONS Bacon, Sicrks large anA slles
small ard Gather dali, county cured GA lots AZ %
3 AID c''y cured 33a4l ccw,s per lb. % sooud.
HaE's, $ tes ia Iois, 5a55, Shoulders 23a3 ceals
-.
FISH Ssles are EiE ShSd No | Ht1Hcl 50 so
iIeiCtng stl2isS&25, Mscketei NJ ;. 81 SO.
WhUe FISH S6rS0 81, Tpa' S7a7 SO q hl1
GROCERIES; SIeUAs g0nd aud sales fair CaE
Gee RE s 9s uarsRs S3s9, L1gairs Si=Sl, 81
O"RfiHgs 7su7sr, 81 ia5ge tots t. the city. aud
shnAc hisher by cse bag 10 tbe ecuHtry-
IRON IuniS'a, sales Of hlorRs StSn50. Pig
NIc,al. sales S2i 50.22; aud for Geu chstoe snail
lus S22.
WOOL Connua Is. / bocS 2e, 30 p, Do
81, lull hls~J -, Psjse 3Jc oil cash.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

GEORGIA corr N BAGGiNo-A berinnirg
h''s "ecn n, ie u, t.,rs,a 1, manufacture tc,r,o
tagging u o. "' 'npu ely the S,vannrh Rerull,-
''n 'hh Tue Ie"rSi1 planters ply hbrc than $3.50.
w" per anuum t,r h, ntii r. 1t l. True" II adj
'ia' Tree trade . 'es n ,n>t "a king bag
S'hg arl would pty al rht- "a tiry England
"''y l""ly else Bul free trade uuIhiut thai
popular Dcu1crac' cry, the folly 81 whiDh - uow
"'s''N"re' IL wns well To- cry free trade when
Ton was rs 'cutS per D. hut low that Il = cet..
We must make " lthiH ourselves, what we used Iu
buy elsewhere TuEN had the n,aus hu,--
AUw. Ne have It the rncn = aud Ne mus lake The
trOIbic ul h,ug .C,,rron cal a"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31
TRTsTEIrH HALE.

~ Cse2 Pririkges and Torn Lots, ~ J d c
Richie't addtHoE
R'Lh ~ M 20 deed Of Trrst from John Bit
chIs end uiie, and Craig RItcbIs sod w tfs
90 nae dE7ed the 18th dor Of Apr,l 1852 sud &c
cordedtp The clerks efce Of the co,Iutv cayrf AZ
ono cesaAY 90 the SKATE ct virginia io deeA
BOOK %, page g6s, shall on Friday. ne 6ref 80
81 Oct5ber EcEL proceed 20 sell a. pubIte s,,Y ~
at tke fraut deer q che Cour hose - Ob,o
CsgRty. cH the EHseiG kyte ~ tlat Fstf ,f a. 80,
VI Wheeling WHICH vss laid out by IshE RIicbis
and Craig Rucue as az addiu5D Il, MjJJls
Wheeling, a plat q wbpch sddiuOn As vecgrdes
In said clerks Office IN deed book e. rsvo ISf I
that Is 10 say, the lots des4noied on said ola
bv The UuRDers %, -, o., no, a. aud is. alec az
III BrirJ-geS 0f aigFipg end RtHir g coat, which
are rugyCycd tg We by saiG deed.
TERdS -Gns purchase mgHeY 50 b psid so
fErse egaaI tHsts lfEsHts, an enc, tVa o. I'D three
wears ulth iutsrt 81 from the day ofs7lc, Selling
IS trustee, uuJeytIke only 10 convey sgch utle
- 10 vested 40 NE by s1il deed OF rrust.
Parker CAMPBELL,
LygI VS. TrUgftC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

RAISING THE WIND.-An Ingenious. but not
altogether original erpodicnt Tor raising the wind,
was pat into successful operation ia the upper par
at Ilie city Ol New York tie oIheI day by emale
dressed IA plain and decent garb, aud of respccla.
bile Appearance. She WeuI Ihe house Of an old
gen' uau, aud presenting Tue compliments at the
lady VIM lived dour, asked the luan ui Two dol
lars TIL next morning. The did gentleman had not
-, bat 'a..ded hcr a s. bill and requested her Ia
return the balance. The Successful lady then went
inu ihe next hUmse, aud there similar preIence
oh'aIncd s. more ard. of course, Immediately de.
camped Beuevoca'. ohiigiug. people ought 10 be Oh
their guard-BUsIuu Mail
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

The y TrIhuuc says that an old sailor named
Edward Beusun, living " eaIhersGrll. Conn.
has receuty received Intelligence Ihat there is NOW
due him from The BRUSH Government thousand
f"ur hundred d liars. and unuul peusicu q! nine.
tea euIucus for naval service lie was pressed
auto the Brnhh service G"m American whale
slIIs and with \, son al Traiga', aud ia other
batlles. lie is "a years old and is hale and hearty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31
NOTICE 10 HoUsEKFEPERS.

THE Subscribers beg leave To inform the cfi-
Zeus OF Wheeling ana NIc.uiIy, tat they
aHv. opened
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE
az No 70 Main street, Wheeling. Va. where
nSy be found an extensive assortment OF Gilt
aud Mahogany framed Looking Glasses, Por-
trait anu Picture frames; Upholstery ware opn-
SIS unS of FCather BEDS; bOlste-s Pl.l-ws curl
ed hair Spanish moss, cotton, husk and .pTlug
mattTasscs; tU2ethe- with a full assortment of
the latPFt style aud best finished FURNITURE
ever ONsred IN this CITY; all 81 Inch will be sold
ON the IN ast rea Ouablc terms and lrurrdHtcd.
Alsh Looking glass Plates, mahogany veucrIs,
yarnish, Spanish moss, &c, &c, constantly o.
hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article
Of turE NGre on the most acCOmmJ sallus terms
and at short notice.
Ordors n Zane. vile can be Lcft with +
ADAMS * 20.
iv 20 MENDEL & HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

Tom M"nre, whu ia early lIle published some
poetry uuder lcIgucd name. whose distinguished
EharacIerI>tc seHsHality. IS sid ia mature
years C. have expressed his at having writ.
ten them, friend once asked, "When dad you
Grd regret having written these poems, Nc MiOure!'
-'WneH ! had daughter old enough iu read them.
was the emphatic rePy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31
MORE CURES PERFORMED BY TrT
-

We SrAINBURN PILLS.-Mr, Rachael TIM,
m.h, u! Wlabou' LNug Island, cured OF hab.tulI
'csurcn's~, FOYER years siunLiug
Ms Ma uy, Of NJ 7G sheriff =, y, cured a
the Eyseu'ory.
Alrs Frish, ani two children, Of Br.oklyn, n Y.
cured oi 'u.crl coughs aud colds
Mr. Sagehury Of the firm Of Sa.eburv aud Shrt-
vo"d. lBrewersl M l02 Duane -, \ Y. cured oI d.,
severe 'slA and Iains throughout his body.
Mr. Lawrence Moran, 3G Madison a. \ Y. cur.
Cd ct habiiua cosrvcncss and Tais ia his stomach
o! over years standing.
Mr. { q Dean and family. No :. llh -. y Y.
cured Of very heavy coughs and colds
Mr. \ Dcmarct OF M 6J1 Broadway n Y
cured of vomiting aud pains ia The bowels OF long
Standing
Remember, the above arc highly rcspcc rahlo
citizens as will he from the residences vhicI,
are given aud which establishes the frrr beyond
doubt that the STAINBURN'S VEGETABLE
ENTRACr-PlLLS are rle m 81 yauaulc n.edi.
cine ever invented Ivy mortal man. Sold at % cts
per box. Al tie prorrietors Office 335 Brsadwa \
y. For sale by
JOHN II THOMPSON.
al the blackstone uf ~ ! R,hb
Also Ivy r w BASSF.rr
w - S,uIh Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31
PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.
VI Il ID & Al. l. EF-AR MEAT

PENNSYLVANIA l\ERSIrY.
NJ DICAI. LEr'A MENT,
ME course OF instruction will upcu. as Lerero-
L fnre. on The lsl Monday of November aud
close on the la>r day oi February. under tho follow.
ing Faculty. viz:
Benz w Dudley, NJ D. Professor Of Anatomy aud
Surgery;
James T. Cross, NJ d. Professor Of Institutes and
Medical Jurisprudence;
Elisha Bartlett. D, Professor OF Theory anu Prac.
Uce;
Wm I'll Richardson, NJ D. Prof of Obstetrics and
Diseases at Women aud ChIldJCa;
L Michel, NJ ID. Pot Matera MeIica aud Their
nrcui'cs. anu Dean of Faculty;
Robeli Peter, NJ ID. Prri Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
james Nj Bush, NJ ID. Adjunct Prof Of Anatomy and
Surgery;
7 who viii receive noles OF gsCd aud snlv erl
banks at the States wheEce the pupils come, without
discount. for their several uckss. the aggregate
sum of which Sos For tue AlaSiculatlnn and
Library ticket Of s.. aud the Graduation Fee Of $50
par funds are required Boarding aud Lodging, a.
heretofore, for twO 10 three duIInrs per week aud
probably for less. (Incudng fuel aud hghIs.) For
further information, address the Dean post paul.
By order
THOS ID mitchell l., EeaH, Sc
Lexington, July 1913. I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31
MENDEL & HARBOUR.
TIlT STEE,S SALE.

IA 7 ILL be sold on Monday the seventh day
w Of August 1913, al public auction to The
hghest bidder al tie front door Of The Court Iunsc
Of Ihis county. a desirable pew in the PRESBYTERIAN
Church Selling trustee, | shall only convey
such title as Is vested n me by the deed under
which sell For further particulars apply 10 the
subscriber or cir John Kuo!e. Terms made known
uu the day OF sale. + IL FTTZuUGH,
Jy 70 Is TRUSTEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

THE ACTING PiESIDENT.-On the morning
al the day on vhIch President Tyler lr New York.
A. dandy with more assurance than change ir.sn,ia.
ted himself Ini" the private par!nr where breakEl,
MAS laid lor las EAcrileucy. and commenced opera.
lions ofI aH uInrlellc ant veal outlet beEirc HIM
waiter catered Win collie. Tue intruder n, I
Inising ms head cr ccasIug HiasiIraiior. says
"Ah. Ju!ni Puur me ouI halt a cup of rinl coffee
no more CAPITAL ruIcI lhrs-very cvreiIenr
i"aSi-miik wnrm'-alWny> take warm milk m NV
cniec-r''J m my iea-strlnse uuIIOn. isu't ~
"les. SAID john III is-it Is n RATHER strange
notion on your part To sIt down To the breakfast es
Ieci ilN pre- ard nr the President"
john sad ina IMAM out Iuwn"-J,hn YOU nre
vulgar. aud ln'utlcrahv mnprriiucnr. d.. ,uu kn,v
mel d. you read the plpers' You say ihis is The
Presidents breakfast"
Ordered 'ucuariy for him. sir" said Junn think
ing lac might have ed s'ine faux pas.
We'll, srr, ! would have you to kuuw that ! nm
~ Tins m"incnI-a this mumcuI. SIR, ncIug Tor the
President, acting President rs tue newspapers ay
FL. me glass 1T clarct and leave the ruum"
ASK your Iardon SIR, ,huughr You a gem'man who
sat al tue gcrumens liable said Juhu
When The acting President Iruk his presidential
breakfast, he let The rnun singing q French arr
This nnecdoe has been tulI To- us hy one who
knows aud ITS accuracy may he relied upon IN
- Pc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

4 divorce uf = novel and interesting char O.
ter WAS tried Eelrc Judge Wilde. Ia B,,s'nn un
'rm,s,lnv. The libel filled Toy George II N lis,
ui Lowell. who ull"iged that his wife hid wiltIiI,
deserted hun fur more than live year. E,r vhtrL
tah~e lac prayed for d'vnrr 80 lrun the Ion,,s ,i
tnaIrim"nv IL appeared that the Ieirric, we're mar
red m o21 lnd liVed tigrIher tir nlr,nI five ye,,.
when Mr. Hills became cmher ~. Sed ia his tirruu
stances and incorporate ~ hi. habits an c,uIi,urd
80 tt iwo or three years. During tbs time br.
Mile i"r go"d cause len hun and " IA her child
Went ." her TRENDS, with Whpn she hrs even since,
tcsic'i. Alput Sly years ago Mr. Hits reG.rrncd
perfectly AMI has ever SINCE maintained au IRE
lr''rhahc clnrartrr. aud has been possessed IT
ample rreaus ln support hIs wIir duI cnid m t,,u,.
tort.
But MIR Iil'~ ms uuIE'Tmlv refused To- live with
hIm. though frequently and nilcriIrarly invited Il,
ITO -. Tues tao furnishing "a rnutplctc case IF
dCscriI"n ~hich Would auIhpriSc the granting oI n
divorce under other circumstances, the question.
was presented whether iLev would authorize su,b
lr"ccrihgS IA ihis Ease, innsinuch rs the original
'eParni"n was caused 10y the bad conIuri and fault
~ the lthe'laui The Judge how ever very pr,perry
decided urt the husband sIinu.d not i,rpvpr lie.
hound TOR the consequences Of an earl, ftuli VIII. re
that fault had long since ceased To urf an O.
tire fciurn had taken place. And ~ the wife had
manifested determination never To- live with her
husband again, hc hld ~ hesliIi nn ~ decrrrInp n
rt,urcc. The vile did nuI appear nor oppose the
hb,L
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31
NUDGE SWANS NEW WORK on ENE.

EUDGE SWANS NEW WORK on ENI-
" CjIORS AND ADMINISTRATORS
ISAAC \ WHITING hrs Ihis day published "a
Manud tor IN cuIrr, and Admin, traitors ~ tho
Settlement ul E-r'Cs of decreased Pers,irs n i'm
lIn'htal l"rms. &c, &c Bv JlS,rh X SVEN.
fr''rd"" Judge ui ,hc Twc.ilh JtrIfripI Cir,iii.
ana n"lh" col SWau's Grrtrrsc uu The Law relating
To the Powers aud Duti,S ui Ju,.ts,s uI the Peac.
AID t"usiahlcs Iu rhc : ute of OI.u'
THIS work D. intended Co Re 4, Inn r- r,l, ,,,,-t
4 Manual iur thusC Who s,lrlr lIr, c-af,s t dr..
led p'rs"us. Il Cmt,,c, the pro, i,iurs uffhc s,.
ia Is, Uh such Cumucu's B,rt.i,rs POM. 81
other mlier. are deemed requisite tor rcr,.,. ,,
.IIe,i Iu IA" law, tu understand the ur,lrr,.r, no.
OF EAIcuI"rs aud Administrators The nllr,I IAN.
been opt In view throughout, lot ui,ly hccau,c 81
lar - book would he almost useless lu ihr prr,rl.
Who d'sirc Ia read mt more Than j. tcccs,ary %,
make themselves we'll acquainted vuh rh,rr r,t,.
mi duties. TINT tccuuse, Iu mosl cssss au EN,rutrr
"r Administrator would bot be iu,uliuhc lu purrI5.
>Isg un expensive work Besides, II will pcrl.,i.
TIE found That the trrrk cub dies much more useful
ui"rm"itru than Tie yulum NOUS aud elaborate
ihGllsh - urhs uTuu The same suljpii The varIu,ls
Su'goi D. are treated. uCur could lr. 90 The rr.
der m vh''h i'c ,ar'rs> ,lullry -houd bc PERFORM
r'', brcIouIug M iirr trr- o, CTc,ltpr. thcr Tic
iEkmc OF g. lycu'ur, rIri Sr.crr.,,.. y.h Pom.
'hc Sal" aud : lie BIZ. What gJc Assets aud Uhat
nTe mos Tie Cohesion 90 . s-r,s. and vhCn and
h"N; the AutFeUlrrailpi of arr- ng AIMS, the e.
tate, md tIer Arbitration, g. vi % ? rms. The S1lo
90 ihr Real Estate; the l..mr,i,s ly oui rgainst
I.N'ru'rs and Administrator; the NluHe o. Sculpus
lE-tI'cii Estates Nc. a.. sol - mo.
J ram rh" well hu"wn talent ct the Aulhpr. and
ihc lime ard labor which le has devoted Ia The yc
work, the publisher confidently behcvosl. viii hc
found equally valuable 10 INccui.fs and Admin
-'raiar- as his we'll huovn Treaties has loeu to
Justices OF the Peace, Lawyc5s aud men OF br sincss
generally. ipr s'.c ~ The Bookstore Ct
STEPHENSON a. UASWELI
~ Is Union ~, Wheeling Va
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VENHE PROSE ROMAXCEs n Edgar

ID Poe. nnIhnr uf The Gold Bog" Arthur
G"rdon. Pym." Tales ul the GrpIesque and Ara.
hesqne,' DC. Uniform serial edition. ca, "a NUM- or
complete ia ITSELF No I, containing the murders
IN Inc Ru' MuIqne a.:d the Man thai was used
up" Just received and Tor sale at
Jy % MLIlORS, Union 81.
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LAsV oF gYIE sEsl~DAs

W 2 &fhHt x
NKT4Er e.F "a r-,-ss--s sas--.E-is ss7t-3cs a
w SEvp SBsSSAN&f..S l&.t SstbpPS
vat.t-f -sl6ar he -lys agra efyIs T5ary 5a Fs.1
Vel
Fu1r.s ass-l -7rv rsap f'sr sr- r.'rsr ne rs3ers
D. t,- arrasa a-- srs -FyF Ts F-53.s fs-s.ss-re-.
rr-f ez-yt ztsrF-. .,.rr1ru- uis.F
&c r-- Hufr-, fr- .A-eF rs--4-e -s-l-,-. va u
Ef,S,-s- 6-gvf eH5 brfr5 S~rU TE.tarF.
H1ar- ffl 4rcfg sst , rvajs laws h-.1. or-a.-
g.. ST. .r- .r,,sa .s-F s7g's r-i-f .rc- r.rf5 p r.
90. At,fl aA}Cs> .faf rrrr r.atr .r -.4a r %, o.
Err rtE. -u5 H1e yHrtsru-1 .s-s resrr r4a1lsa- ~
80 sr -I- erCy si1ss7vrhsc El- .Eslz r.- rIfsT.s
BE- .-c11as So 10 ssE 90 lr-sr57fs b. -.u- ..s q,
r'L. ryf3
50 aaauL Gltsss = WDsN, -,,aars rF &c
Z ~ sEts g. UtBftE .fgA,E-l
Tit NE-trg
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GREAT CENTRAL RouTE..,


[SROM " HEELING 10 Baltimore, HashiHg.
Ion tuy, PhiiddeiPIiG, Netc York and BOs
ton.
by an arrangement for a term Of years, with
Thea Baltimore aud Ohio anu Philadcph
aud Baltimore Rail ROat { ompanies the
proFUeioTS OF the Good Intent and National
Read siaS" companies from heelIlg, are nov
prepared 10 Ohi passengers through ~ Bal.iuVIt
for
IL DOLLARS.
And 10 PHILADELPHIA for
I3 DOLLARS.
Time from Meeting 10 Btiti more % hours
DO do PhiLtd,Iybtu 4u do
SrCeaches leave the Oilica on Water street
every das a O'clock, A NJ. aui al all
"tscr u surs that parties may wish. securing to
Hl'se VINO desire not 10 travel at ulgut, OppOrtu-
MY 10 las over.
The charlc Of these lines, tea I and coaches
are too we'll known - TIC ru5iic, 10 q are iu,-
Juer remark
SAFETY. seed, econO siy AID COMO. To IN -scu-
gers, wli bu the great ann ot tiir pru,TIttuI~
lhtpuEh tickets gwen to YassCn-trs at the
" hceLuS Office, Wheeling
ID HUTCHINSON trent for NE
GOOd Intent Sure Ga.
WM NEWMAN, lu,Ht
Il. Stage Company
For tickets apply At the Great Ceurrll x ,lrc
stage once on Mater 81, ole d or above rhn { =
uo.t' 20
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TIKI S'TEE,S SALE.

81 4 virtue 1T "A deed of trust from Charles
nv Sitritr 7Hd Elizabeth hIs wife L. me bear
! ua'e The 2d day Ui FehrCary \ d. LA and
h"" lecOI d Ia the clerks office OF tie county
G"ui' Tor ONO county. | shall. on Tue sGuy th,
i'lu uaE uI august l. H. al 10 uC.uck \ VI, 1T the
HVlt uouI ol the Court house Tor Ohio county.
sen !" Ihe highest ana best niudrr a. public uuc
hon, tw" lots Of ground si'uate IN Rit.bi,r,,yu
numbered on The plat OF SAID tuwu,reu aud tv ,lvt
III Tue e'tNehlE square. together with the bu Id
10 Is anu improves euis on the same.
IheSs l"ts arc well rmpruN ed, with good brick
"htutLt ana TIE title l. be lIcycd to bc uudoubr-
Ell anu lie9 from ali membranes
Selling a. frsst-e. | shall convey such title a.
Is vested IN me by the SAID se,d of rust.
Terms made known on the day of sale
JAMES - WHEAT, Trustee.
BRENTLlN GER q. SuAILCROSS
y - Is ATctiUHCcrS.
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In CHANCERY-ln the Circuit Superior
:, court of Ow ana Chancery for ONO county.
Moses Rhodes, complainant
Archibald Hoods, Shern Of Ohio county, aud
a. such administrator of JUuu SOCkmon de-
ceased, Henry Sockmau, Isaac 4. Brown ~
ElNaheth his wI'c WHICH Hcury aud ElIzuhctG
are children aud heirs at law of the SAID John
SoeSmnn eceased' Jesse Wheat and Alexen-
der Henderson, de/cRdGHtS.
Pursuant 10 the decree made Ia this cause ty
SAID court on the I2th day Of June 1873.
Will on the 10Th day of August 1913
ard thereafter by ali 'Trnments fTOm time to
'lhe az shall be necessary, at nav Office lu the
Guy OF Nheclin Virginia, protecd To take an
account OF and report what due 20 the plaintiff
ahd the defendant Henderson, for the matters
alleged ih the hul; what assets, Ifany, have come
10 the hands Of the said administrator L. be al
minister G, ana VIVA part thereof II any, REMAINS
uhadEtlistercd; what effects OF the said John
30 ktr1u stcvasCd. II any, have been taken pos
session of 10y the SAID HeSry. or have come To his
hahds, whether he has wa ted or ra5te' with the
same, what l. due from sal Henry tNvc:'nt
&c son tori 10y reason there Ji What real estate O
the sad John SOcIman has descended To the
SAID Henry aud Elizabeth. and the annual value
thereoii what debts of IId join SOckmau Te-
man unpaid, dStIn gushing such as ATE binding
on MS htirs rom such are not, aud such other
matters as sand decree directs, or as sha deem,
Pe uurni, or the parties specially require.
~ q uotiCC - hereby gwen 10 the CREDITORS
"l t-e s'lu John Suckman deCt ascd, TO appear
,'iorc ne aud prove their demands, on or before
ne sald l9in day of August 1913, at
my office aforesaid a.d deposit or
cure ihtIr reasonable share of the costs ct tins
>ui:. and that such of them shall not 81 Apo ar
aud prove thvlf q, mjnGs, auC Dc IusIt or secure
shcir reH sOnabie shaf, Of the COSTS of this SUIT
will be excluded from the benefit vi sad decree
and OF any theI decree or DEGREES to be made IN
this cause.
ALEX. WILSON, Commissioner.
LAMB ~ RCssELL, Tor c"up'r j. -
The parties II the absye cause ale hereby no.
thco, mat tho dcpOsIuOns of joseph Gill and
others, will be taken at the residence OF sand Cil
IN the town of hlUuut Pleasant. Jei, rSon county
IN Tue state of ONO, on VI pudIy the 2ith day OF |
Jny -, between the hours Of two and seven |
uclOck 4 VI, To be read ia evidence i'm The ,bo,r |
named cause, on behalf Of sal plaintiff and sand 1
herdeI son. Aud If from any cause the taking
vi the same shall not be commenced, or b,.lT !, |
commenced, shall not be comp leItd on thar dav /
the iak'HA thereof H:llb" adjourned from ume 10 /
ilnIe, untI The sane shall b" cpuul5ted.
MOSES RHODES
i.22 ALEXANDER HENDERSON. |
CHRISTIAN HYMN BOOK.
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