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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-29

HILT end Mahogany Looking glass. Portrait
II ond Picture frames made 10 order in tbs
neatest style, and oldframes reqilt
A splendid assortment Of Looking GIssses
Portrait and Picture frames constantly on hand
snd for sale lower than they can be procured
charlottesville sign painting aid painting IN
al It's various bra nches promptly executed e. I
W BRANSTRUP, NO 100, Main strset Wheel
ing, Va, where can be procured 81 all time
paints, Picture and window glass oils vsrrirE
src putty mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-29
Wheeling. March l3. IS43.
= TIT II E1''''E =
Lamb for Del'ls

The parties interested in the loreg ing decree are
hereby notified Ihatl have appointed Monday the
l7Ih day OF April neXr. lS43) at o o'clock A. NJ.
nj The office of Jacob & FIlzhush. in tho City Of
Wheeling the lime and place for taking the aC-
count directed by the said decree, And the said
parties and all persons concerned, will produce be-
Tore me such papers and proofs, may be required
10 the proper taking Of The same.
ED. ii. FI1ZHUGH. Special Com'r
mar lin
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TAKE NOTICE.

HAT WlnslOw l. Kdder has succeeded to
i i kIdder IN the preparation Of the CONWAY
Medicines and will hereafter give particular at
tenuoh to the preparation of tue foll1 wing
established articles, the celebrity OF which pre-
cludes the necessity of a re publication Of the
numerous certificates now IN the hands Of the
proprietor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-29
an inlermcJlnlo Term Of Ii,


' Crrenh Superior Court ofLaw md Chancery.
helior The county OF Ohio the house there
Of on The 18Th day Of February. l543.
Robert Barlow. Complainant.
against
Merchant Defor4. jr.. Thomas Wilson.
Samuel Church. John McFeuan DAVID IN CHAN
X enady. Peter Kenndy. Read Goe, and Gerry.
David Kenady trustee, &c. defendants.
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
And the cause coming in TO be heard on the
bill and exhibits filed herewith The Of Da-
vid Kenady. william Isei {. and John Nj Ferran
aLd the Teplicnliun thereto, and by consent cf the
defendant Thomas Wilson, by Morgan Nelson, Esq.
his counsel;Was argued by counsel. On considera.
ton whereof The court doth Adjudge, order and de-
cree that Alexander Wilson Esq master Comms-
sionerof this court DO ASCERTAIN the due and
owing TO the defendant Samuel Church, and pro-
vided for by the deed Of trust. dated The twenty
third DAY Of August / 39. and filed with com.
p'alnanis bill as exhibit Z. also what debts are ow-
ing respectively to the defendants David Kenady
Peter Kenady, and Read Coo. and provided for nv
The deed uftrusi dated the 81 day Of June 1910.
and filed by complainant rs exhibit D. together iih
any matters thought pertinent by himself or which
may be required To he sinted and report 10 the
Court. And in order 60 enable the commissioner io
ascertain aud report said debts The court doth fur
iher order that said commissioner be authorized TO
examine the said defendants in solemn form on
oath or affirmation upon inlerrogatoues propoundeI
touching the subject matter Of said debts"
a Copy Test.
ALEX L. LAIDIEY Cf'k
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Cncmt SUPERIOR Court It,.
terinediair Term, February lalh. 1913.
John GOsnOrn & Co.

= ~.
terinediair term, February laJh. 1913.
John GOsnorn s. Co.
against
RedIck Nike. Jacob L, Bier, (iH ShANCEkf'
aud oIhers.
TNEllS cause came on this l4lh day of February
u lS43, to lie heard upon the bIll & exhibits Vt
the compliments; and tho said defendants Morrison
Nelson, Lloyd 6. Hughes and Hiram Martin, The
North Western Bank of Viagini The Merchants
and Mechanics Bank of Wheeling Hugh Nichols.
The Wheeling Savings Institution. James Luke
John Richie. Samuel Sprigg aud Redck ATKeo
failing To answer, the bull, TO Them, taken for
confessed And il appearing TO the court that The
orders of publication heretofore awarded against the
defendants Hunter, Morrison ond Moor e lao We been
duly published and posted, and they still failing TO
appear and answer the BILL To them is also taken
for confessed. Whereupon the Court doth adiudge,
order and decree that James a. Clarke who is
hereby appointed Commissioner for that purpose,
do proceed 10 sIaIe and report 10 the Court what
sum Is due by the defendant Bier TO the complain.
ants What real estate the said Bier had Of the time
and since the forfeiture Of The forthcoming bond IN
the bill mentioned and the annual rent thereof
what amount Is due 10 Samuel Sprieg aud John Ril-
chic or either ei Them, for The purchase money of
the lois in tie bill mentioned Us purchased from
them; Whit amounts due 10 Tho cesruIs que trust
any of Them under the deed Of trust 10 Neson.-
The commissioner viii also slate urd ieport what
partnership debts, II any due nv said firms Of
paid ont ii The partnership property: " hat Is tho
sta lie OF accounts between the partners themselves
in said firms and what interest OF the SAID Bier in
snId partnership properly Liable 10 the claim OF
the complninanIs or 10 his separate crediIors To-.
geiher with any hing deemed pertinent by himself
or specially required 10y either parry The Com.
missioner to proceed Pnre. IL The parties credi-
Tors and Others interested shall appear alter due
notice given Them And. on the peliIioa Of the
somplainnns. flsd, leave is given them 10 make II q
firm Of Starr & Martin parties defendant To their
bill and process is awarded against them.
copy iesIe.
ALEX T. LAIDLEY. Clerk,
The defendants 10 The above cause will take no
'toe that on Saturday. The 9Th day of April next.
shall proceed Ia take The accounts ind inqnIre into
the maiters referred To me by The foregoing decree
ntmy office o" the city of Wheeling, al winch time
ond place the said defendants may q ,pear NJ they
think proper. JAS.A CLARKE
March lS43--4w
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n CHANCERN.--ln the Circuit Superior
Il Court OF Law and Chancery for Ohio county.
COMMIssI1NER's OFFICE
March /, 1913.
Non McNoughiez' plaintiff.


Noil McNonghle1' plaintiff.
Hannah Pemberton. widow and relict OF James
Pemheron deceased. Luuisn l. Diycn, late Louisa
l. Pemberion, AnH Yourg late Ann PemberIon.
jefferson l. .ngsIon and Harriet his wife, John
Spots and Elvira his wife, Richard Ilannsnkamp
and ulIa his wife, Thomas NJ Psmberion Mason
Dunlap aud Adeline his wife, Jshorson Sangs-
ton as guardian al lIiem for Elizabeth BiIchelor
late Elizabeth PemheuOn. William Pember &
Sarah PembeTIOn Infants ~ hicE said L,rIisa Ami
Harriet, ElvIra, Julia, Thomas NJ, A,elihe, f..
ilzabeh, William aud Sarah are devisees lega.
tees and heirs al law nf SAID james Pembori0n
deceased, Francis w BlIcheor The husband of
SAID Elizabeth, and John FawcetI, executor of
the last will and testament al said James Penn.
heuOn deceased, defendants
The above cause having been referred L. the
undersigned commissioner TO ascertain what persona
estate there 49, # any yet administered in The
hands OF the said subject To the payment Of
the debt due 30 the CON planani hat sum is due
10 the said complainant on the debt in the bill
menOned, aud that said commissioner Ia e proof
OF the said obligation and agreement in the bill
mentioned, and report the same. oil which " il more
fully appear by decree made by The said court Iu
the SAID cause Oh the 30Ih day Of January 1913
Therefore n said jefferson l. Sangslon guardian
ad Item os Aforesaid tho other parties above nnmed
and all interested will take notice. that on The 5lh
day Of April lS43. my office in the city Of Vince.
ling. shall proceed 10 take on account and beor
and examine testimony touching the matters refer.
red 10 me in the said decree, and will continue
from lime 10 lime after said day TO do so. rs long as
may be necessary. ALEX WILSON,
mar 8 Commissioner in Chancery
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WHEELING. March ID. 1919.
mar l3-5w

The parties interested ia the foregoing decree.
will take notice that have appointed Thursd1y
The ooh day Of Apu! next (lS43)at 10 O'Clock A
NJ, ut my office in the city of Wheeling, To com
menee taking the aecoun directed by sad decree
and the said parties aud u other persons desi
ring 10 prove their debts are hereby notified o.
attend with their Claims properly ouIhC ntcsIed and
prove the same Jas a CLARK Cun,misr.
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ALEX. T. LAIDLEY, elk.
Wheeling. Mnreh l3. 1919.

Wheeling, March l3. 1913.
The parties interested IN the foregoing decree.
will hike notice that have appointed the ! ] ID day
Of April next, nj 10 o'clock NJ al my office IN
The Guy Of Wheeling as the time and place, wheL
shall commence taking the account directed by
said DEGREES aud the parties ere requested 10 attend
with their proofs &c 10 enable The proper taking Of
said account. ALEX. WILSON. Muster Com'r.
mar lin
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EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
And Ihut this cause be referred TO Edward Ii
FIzhugh Esq. Who ishercby appointed commits.
sner for that purpose, TO ascertain and report What
and how mach of the real and personal estate. en-
3rLced ia the said deed Of trust in the bill usoniion.
d. has been sold 10y the defendant Dunbar. and a;
what prices, and how much. II any, of SAID real
and personal estate. still remains unsold, and what
monies have been received by said Dunbar. as ITus.
tee. under said deed OF trust and how much he has
paid out disposed Of the same, and Nhat Steps IL
any he has taken to collect the debts claims
signed TO him by raid deed OF trust. Also whal
debts due the several parties provided for by
tue deed Of trust in the bill mentioned. aud for thai
purpose. that he give notice TO oil persons inIeres
ted under the said dee1 Of trust 10y advertisement
l"r thirty days in some newspaper printed in the
City OF Wheeling, To appear and prove their dehIs
or demands, taking such security 10 the plaintiff
from Them as snId commissioner may deem prUPcI
TO pay him reasonable share al his costs incurred
IN the prosecution oi ihiS suit and that he report
any other matters deemed pertinent by himself VI
especially required by either party"
A Copy Tesie. ALEX Il. LAlDLEY, Crk.
Nelson tor Conf. !
Lamb for DelIs.
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EXTRACT FROM TuE DECREE

"UPon cons deraton thereof This cause is referred
To James A Clarke Esq. HEREBY aPpointej commits
siouer us thus purP who To ascertain and re.
port what real estate conveyed by defendants
(Wlham Lambdn * SOns) 20 TIE trustees by the
deed of trust an the bill mentioned and what debts
the said deed at trust prov ded iur remain un-
PAID; together with all other dehls charges or an.
cdmbran upon the sn1 real estate. uHd the order
IN which they entitled To he paid; aud for a. -
purpose. that he give notice To the said creditors
provided Tor 10y SAID deed. and all others. by adve
isement TO he published az least Ihy days. in some
newspaper printed IA the city of Wheeling. To come
Ia and establish their debts upon the usual Ieras
and that he also ascertain. aud report What monies
and ofie Is sad trustees have IN their bands sub
jse, TO their control. 10 DO applied The pa, men
Oh6 said debrs;S that he also report any other 10
tiers deemed pertinent bv himself specially requi
red by eny Of the parties A copy Ieste
ALEX. + LAIOLEY. Clerk
PAUL sor crmp'ls
LANE Tor come Of DIS. mar l3-5w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-29
s COMMISSIONER in CHANGER,
COMOIISSIONER,S "a
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PRO.
~ PERTY.
patter

OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PRO.
~ PERTY.
Potter g. Wagner
Isaac Springer and Others,
IN ChanceTy-By virtue Ot the decree pronoun-
ced IN this cause, on the 10th day Of November
1872 the Undersigned, will offer for sale al the
residence Of said Springer, 4 q miles east OF
Wheeling on the National road, on Saturday the
hrst day Of April next, the following personal
property belonging TO the defendant Islcc
Springer, tO vii. one horse, 2 cows, 2 feather
beds, bedsteads and bedding, / bureau, 2 tables
dOz chairs, large copper kettle and hogs
Also one lot of land containing one acre sit
uated on the National road, four and a half
miles east Of Wheeling. being the residence of
said Springer, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms-Cash, for the purchase Of the p.rsopaI
property, on all sums to the amount OF 90 dolls.
over that sum, 90 days credit will be given. bear
Jag interest from the day Of sale. Cor the res
estate, credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months
with interest, the purchaser or purchasers giyira
bonds With good securtyfOr the payment OF fhe
purchase money for said personal property e. real
estate, and the title 10 "a land retained un,i lie
same IS paid. 4 " MITCHELL, ID $, for
Arehd Woods, Sheriff Ohio Co
ieO p e and Commissioner int bis behalf
NEW NOVEL BY BBLwER,
ME LAST or BARONS-Just received and
II for sale OF the LITERARY DEPOT Price
70 cts feb %
~ EW NOVEL BY JAMEs-FoFesi D5y.- =
~ romance Of old times Josi received and e,r
sale Of The LITERARY DEPOT. Price IS crs.
feb -
n MAX SEED, Ginseng ond Bs,swaS. usnred
n FOrwbich The highest price will be paid in cash
by oliver PRYOR. Union street.
nv ~ WheF''ue
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-29
CHANCERY DEGREES
VIRGINIA-Ohio Superior CTuri-Inlermet
ate Term, February 9th. 1913.
John GuShorn and the heirs &C
Marcos Wilson, deceased
FOR ACCOUNTS AID SALES

ate Term, February 9th. 1913.
John Gushorn and the heirs &C
Marcus Wilson, deceased
against N~""NSH"''
James w Clemens and others.
" N1lS cause came on upon this 9Th day Of r, b.
II runry. 4 S43. to be heard upon the ball ard
sexheN''s the answers of Thomas n Ray, the infant
children and heirs OF SAID Ray. by wniIman 4 " a..
lie theIrsOardian Rd liiem.h The infant heirs OF Wm.
Harkius, deceased. 10y El,zabe;h Harkius their
guardian sd lIiem Of Forsyth. RiCNeely Il Reeves.
md that of Robert Morrow. Daniel Murray. Moses
w Chaplne md James w Glen, ns. and The orders
cot publication, To the absent defendants and they
still failing Ia appear aud answer. the bill.
them, = taken iOr confessed. And wos argued by
counsel. WhcUuyon a. - aJJudgrd. ordered ahd
'deesaet that JuInes A Cake ho Is hereby APP
pointoo s.s,cc si c.uu -sIvprt Tor ,hr purpose Ia
sseeTiain ad repbSt Jhe Cuurt. - ho the par
ues having any interest IN the snbjtc VA the bill
mentioned. and tO What extent they ante. esied
wha, due TO any oi lie shareholders IN the ASSOC
citation the bill mcnIoned, Mhai monies have
been advanced by any pe,sun persons for the
purposes OF said association, what is due iron, the
association or from any individual account Tor
debts contracted Tor any of The purposes of said as.
sUcaiIou: also hat is due 10 the said association or
holders Of the shares for and on account Of rents
and profits, and from whom. ugether with all mai.
ters deemed pertinent 10y said Commissioner. or
special y requIr,d by the parties giving due notice
To the parties " ih leave Ia proceed exparte irthey
or any OF them, beng notified. do moi arieni.
And the cause is continued for such report.
A Copy TesIe,
hLEX T LAIDLEY. GIN
The defendants in the above cuse will take no.
-tiee that Saturday, the 9Th day of April next,
AT my office IN the city of Wheeling shalt pro-
coed To take the accounts aud ascertain the facts
referred To me by foregoing decree.
Jas A CLARKE.
March 7. ls43-ra
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-29

Compartments,
Francis Armstrong, administrator de bonis non
with The wil annexed OF Noah Zane deceased
Ely Dorsey AID Mary L his wife, Ebenezer Zane,
Piatuh Zane, Hampdon Zane james G Johnston
and Sophia his wife, William w Shrver auu
Caroline his wife, james A McCiesh aud Mar,
his wife. james Ii Forsyth, James Z Anderson,
Richard Mcclure. The President and Directors OF
al the Fire aud Marine Insurance Company o
Wheeling, William Pitts and Elizabeth his wife
and COTneiia Zane Defendants.
The defendants are hereby notified that on Mon
day, the tenth day of April next, between the hours
OF 8 O'Clock a NJ and seven O'Clock z NJ al The O :
lice OF Lamb & Russell IN the city OF Wheeling in
the Sale OF Virginia. we shall proceed To take the
dispositions OF Ebeuezsr Zane. Zncharah jacob and
- Ihers 10 be read in evidence our behalf al The
hsaring OF The above menIoued cause. Aud # from
any cause the taking of the same shall not be com.
menced or being commenced shall Tot he compile
ted, ON that day, The taking thereof will be ad-
Journed from lime 10 line, until The same shall be
completed ARTHUR NJ PHIL PS
mU 4-6w DANIEL Ii NIB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-29

n Intermediate Term OF the
Circuh Superior Court of Law aud Chancer
lor the county vi Oaio. held at The Court House
IA, REQ, Oh the iissI day ui February. 1913.
Thomas G. Culberisnu, David Il Greer, and
Frederck II Greer partners under the firm =
ofCulBsUsou q Greers. compliments 4
GggiHst :
William I.smldin q Seas and Lamb I'm Bra. \ >
~ and Lamb. The North Western Bank of &
NugEia. the Merchants & MecEanics Bank :
o. WIeelng. and Dana Hubbard, &c. :
defendants,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-29
March SIS
ConHiSaoner

q n CHANCERY.-lu the Circuit Supe. iur
n Court vi Law aud Chancery for OhIo county
BslUssn-- Arthur NJ PhIlifs aud Daniel Iamb.
C0mPialHanty,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-29

4 YERs No 1 TOBACCO-A few bo1es for
IA spls low 10 tioss coulgnment. by
fsLf = CALDWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-29

HTIRGINIA-At an intermediate term OF % e
y Circuit Superior CouTtof Law AMI ChaLcery
held sor the county Of Ohio The house there
Of, on the 18th day Of February. 1913.
George Cots, ComplainanLl
against r,
Arthur NJ Phillips, and Daniel =" >
Dunbar Defrudants
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-29
NEW NOVEL by BELWER,

VIE LAST or BARONS-Ju rccetyed and
u for sale OF the LITERARY DEPOT Price
CTS. feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-29

eau TOMAS there is a spurious mixtuts
called Syrup Of " lid Cherry, purch sers Fbould
be very particular to ask for Or WISTAR BAL
SAM, and observe his signature on the bottle.
Prepared for the proprietor, and sold at whole.
sale bY Williams q CO. chemists, No Il, Minor
street, Philadelphia. "''
Sold Wholesale and retail, byJ CRUMBAC4
kEk, Uheeitng. Also, by /. WILCOX, Pitts
turgh, and IN almost every town and village
through the country
PRICE 81 90 A BOTTLE.
2n-Ern ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-29

New NOVEL BY JAMEs.-FoTesI D5y. /.
~ romance Of old times Jusl received apd e.,
sale Of The LITERARY DEPOT. Price IS en-.
feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-29

compound BGisamlc preparation OF the Prx:
nus Eirsiniduu or Wild cherry Bark combined
with the EJirdcg Of Tar, prepar by new
chemical srocess, approved and recommended
by the most distinguished physicians, and uni
vcrsally .knowlc. gel the most valuable medi-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31
TO THE LADIES.
7 n s. T H. SEIBY..


No 345 Broadtrcs ecoEd Goer beior Leoncr s-strs''
Would invite a,;eatiou the LADIES particularly well
the public generally their and well selected stock
they Eel confident that those who wall take tie trouble 20 call
and themselves Will De fully satisfied only OF
the sood qualities Of their Goods bur also of the cheapness o
the which important consideration 10 ts nr-
chaser. They have
SILKS of almos, every description aad prices
which
Black and blue black Watered SILK very heavy article
Black and bvs black strip,l DO do do
Italian Silks, from SIS 10 ST. wide,
Also a great variety OF rich FANCY Silks
SHAW LS-Au extensive assortment OF this article, consist
in- in part OF
silk. Brochs, C,shmere. Net and othei shsws-sOme
SILK very rch
SCARFSAs Net PLAIN. Black and cold Wasrer anl Fan
cy SILK Scaris.
Net aad Satin Camiles. very tch aud nj low prices
LlNENS-Of this article they enabled 10 Offer as good
assortment, aud as low prices as can be mad 10
the city, consisting OF
Linen Shestng and Shirtiur,
T,ELE D,M.sS by the yard and otherwise,
TowELrSG OF every description,
Diapers. Lawns, Linen Cambria Hlkfs. &s.
PRINTED MUSLTNS and BALZERlNES.-s very large
Of these articles many OF which Very bauti-
u, and cannot fail 10 please the Ladies particularly when
ley take into the eN.ne oSmrSs OF the pFices
Cacoes aud Domestic Goods; Gloves, Hosiery and ancy
Articles. Also,
Nous de LANES, Parisiennes Bombaznes Cloths Cass
mer.S, V-Stiugs
Gambroons, Summer Cloths SC.
Also other articles which it would be Impossible TO
the space usually allotted advertisement
my30 lwis.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

NOVEL srEaMEk.-A steamer of very peculiar
obstruction has been IN use for the last three
,nontbs .o,, on the river Rhone, France Besides
,be ,e ordinary means of locomotion by sde-wheels
!. has another large wheel of cast iron, upwards
af 6f,een feet in diameter. This wheel, which is
Used and depressed according TO the stage of
mater ,ra in the Rhone, is armed with strong teetf
wbch give it a firm hold, as 1t revoives' on the
,.,,om S Of the rivers bed, whereby degree of re-
D;.tsnce is obtained that imparts immense power
- The, the machinery. This plan is the invention of
n VerDiIIeux. His boat is called the Grapn-
mrappier.) &c, II is employed in carrying ore an2
;non from Lavoulte TO Givors
CANAL ToLIs.-The tolls on the New York
s,,te Canals, up to the 22d May in each ear, have
81, C,IIn,rs viz
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31
I)i f. ID.

At Aquackanonk New Jersey the 29s inst Julia Ann
wife of Richard Morrell the 3!tF year o her age
Her remains Will be taken 10 Manasset L. ior inet-
,nen, will leave Williamsburg ferry foot Of Grand-Street'
this day "Wednesday at o'clock.
MAY "a, Mss Sarah Moore Boyd daughter OF the ine
Rev James Boyd, IF Pennsy ylvauia, aged IL!
Alavas Lenta, wiis Of Hugh Cray, aged %
NAV Is George s Winfield aged l5.
a, jersey Cily, Ma, 80 Jane wife of Dr. P H. Haof'''
kie aged 81. II
A, Norwich City Conn May -, Lucy Benjamin aged
10 aud on thr 2ls Emma Marion aged ! the vile aau
Youngest daughter Of Charles Ben jlmn. Esq.
Al Albany Nav y Joseph Rust, aged %.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31
WEDNESDAY EVENING. May 81

WEDNESDAY EVENiNGi. May 81.
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