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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-10
OHIO LEGISLATURES.
TUESDAY. March 7I43

TUESDAY, Marcn 4, lI43.
IN SENArE.-A bill to regulate tolls
or stage coaches, on the National road
and for other purposes; and bill TO a
mend an act to lay out and establish a
certain State road, passed March 10,
l537-severally read the first time.
Reports of select eoUm ittees.-By Mr.
Mcdonnell, bill 10 incorporate the
Bank of Marietta; by Mr. BARLEY, bill
for the reliefcfthe Ashland and Vermil.
ion Railroad Company (and for other
purposes;) by M Fuller, a bill to incor-
Porate the Milan Fire, Engine Hose and
Hook and Ladder Company, in Erie
county.
The bill to incorporate the Valley
Bank of Ohio, al Eaton, in Preble coun-
ty, was reud third time. and had some
thing Of an emetic effect upon the Sem
ate Chamber. 1t passed, however. and
by the 70. blowing vote: yeas Is, nays l2.
The bull TO umend the act to regulate
the action Of forcible entry and de!ain-
or, was reod third time, and recommit-
ted 10 the Judiciary committee.
The two Houses have finally agreed
upon the details Of the bill 10 provide for
the State, and it Is now law.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The bhl making appropriations for
The year 1913, was read third time and
the question being upon its passage,
MIR Schenck moved 10 amend the bill
by way of ryder, by aiding a section re.
Peallng that portion Of the general ap.
preparation act of last year which pro-
Vldes for reduction Of the school fund
10 Sl5O.UOO and reviying the third sec.
tlon OF the act for the regulation and
support OF common schools. SO as to res
tore said fund 10 100000.
A long discussion ensued, in which
Messrs, Schenck, Bowen Henderson and
Converse, participated in the favor of the
amendment land MesSrs Mcfarland Hum
phreys, Byington, Probasco and Lar.
will, in opposition.
4 The am 'ndment was final rejected
yeas 80, nays 40.
Mr. Byington moved to amend further
by prohibiting the Auditor Of STATE from
levylnga greater amount Of tax for ca.
nal purposes, than was levied for the
year l542, any other former acts TO the
contrary Notwithstanding.
The amendment was supported by
Messrs. Byington, Henderson, Larwiil
and McNulty, and opposed by Messrs.
Mcfarland, Odds and Steedman, when
without taking the question.
i he House took recess Ill! 9 o'clock.
p, NJ.
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SEDUCTlON.-Since the recent ira
glcal event at Philadelphia, the murder
OF tiebertor by Mercer, the Legislature
OF Pennsylvania has bethought itself to
pass law, providing for the adequate
punishment Of the CRIME Of seduction -
he following bill has been reported:
Section |. That seduction of any fc
male is hereby declared 10 be an indie
table offence, in addition TO the RENE
dies now given by law, for the perpe
tratlon OF thisgreat private and public
"ronSj and any person who shall be
convicted of the offence OF seduction. i'm
any court Of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace OF this common wealth, shall be
sentenced 10 pay fine not less than
$500 nor more than $1,000, at the
discretion Of the court, and further to
undergo solitary confinement, at hard
labor ia the proper penitenfIary, for
period not less than one year, nor long
er than ten years. at the discretion of
the court: Provided, That in lieu Of the
Imprisonment in the peniieatiary, the
court may If the circumstances Of the
case are mitigsted, sentence imprison
ment in the county Jail.
Section e, That the action OF seduc.
ton may be maintained aud sued by any
mother or other relation Of the female
seduced; to recover damages for loss OF
service or for injury done TO the repu
tatIon Of the relatives, and for such ag-
gravatlons as may have attended the
commission Of the injury: Provided,
That only one action shall be maintain
ed for redress Of such injuries arising
out Of any one case Of seduction.
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THE ZYOGEDON-A LIZARD :,

The ZfOGEDON-A LIZARD 10
FEET LONG.-The New York Eve
ming Post has an account Of the fossil
Ized bones Of an extinct gigantic reptile
now In that city, belonging as Ceolo-
Sisis say, to period Of the earth's his.
tory when 1t was unfit for creatures ofa
higher organization:
hese fossil remains were found in
the tertiary formation of Alabama, on
the plantation of Judge Creagh,i in Clark
county, by Mr. s Z Buckley, a native of
New York, who was engaged in a bot
tanicai excursion. They were BROUGHT
TO this city last April, and YESTERDAY
the writer saw them in the garrett of a
SIX story bui ding at the foot Of Pine
street. Some ldea Of the appalling mag
nitude Of this animal may be lormel
from the fact that The fossil remains fills
fourteen large boxes! tits seventy feet
IN length! 50 forum lte was Mr. Buckley
In discovering the entire animal, that
there Is not single vertebrate wanting
from the head to the caudd extremi. V.
As all these bones preserved their maui
raj relative POSITION, each of them was
numbered by Mr. Buckley as it was taken
out Of the ground Some of the larger
vertelae weigh perhaps each one hund
red lbs, diminishing down % The extrem-
Ity oil the tail the last one of them being
not larger than a mans fist. On the
vertebrate and some Of the other bones
there still exists in perfect, state, the
Pcriostem Of covering Of tn bones their
substance being mole or less fossiized
INTO carbonite lime. All the teeth GOV
cred with their enamel, are still perfect.
The head and jaws are six or eight feet
long, and the RIBS have length of some
SIX feet.
DR. arlan, Of Philadelphia, took to
London, several years ago, few Of the
bones OF similar animal, obtained from
the same place. He named il the BaSi
losaurus, from It's affinity 10 the lizard
tribes; but in London it was pronounced
by Mr. Owen, from a microscopic exam
NATION Of the teeth, TO be an animal be-
tween the Cetarae (WhaIeS) and Sauri
ans L'zardsl and hence he design lted
1t, from this circumstance the Zug ndon.
1t is supposed 20 have had large broad
and fiat paddles, adapting it to move in
a wattery element.
Mr. Buckley is now engaged in draw
ing up precise description Of thus ex-
unct monster, suited for publication IN "a
scientific Journal
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Flom ~ b Illno[s Am.rilnn

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL Tie
House Of Delegates has decided to lay aside the
Bill which passed that body. aurhOrisng the sale
OF the Canal for five milliyns of dollars m Srats
Botds NJ par. and 70 has adopted the substi.
tute which provides for sale Of The Canal Tor eco
eH millions payable Ia the State bonds issued for
constructing The Camel, and in scrip and other eyi
dences Of debt Of the Canal Company.
This action on the part 81 his HCnse is nnderstooJ
as virtually defeating the sdo % the Canal. which
the Bill pfoiessss 10 provide for we further learn
that expectation is now enloUs ned thar the al,
ofihs Ohio Rail Roat Company 10 return s. 200 OO0
Of the State Binds, will be aCcejeI 10 by The Hog,,
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THE WESTERN MAIL.

EHlrS\ron letter. dated New o,leo,. r.b o,,G
sneNhe late s'oPpoge Of the Commercial RAM
al 10 guy "sain-bnt I do not think confidence ~
entirely rNPred Those holding small amounts Of
biiis--are NeshIhg them, iuhmediateIv-ouT an
coEh'y peoPN take the gold and silver and will not
,sii. Our msset is quite active. The dema nd for
orders" W. P'@"'3''oi
81 quote Me. Pork 81 so; Prime IS so; Lard
oe' Bacon hms 81 Sc; Flour 80 - a 3 20
sloch very low. The Levee Due question, TOY,
before the House Representatives will be deci.
dei to-day.
oo o,l'S OF best signatures were selling yesrer-
day al per cent dscVInt. The Banks are unnble
lo buy. and It's downwat tendency will NO, be Atom.
ped until they sup specie from the north and west
Eeishts Z" No1hern Ports. PORK s74, FILur zoe,
dull, very dull.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-10

An OWNER WANTED FOR A FoRTUNE.
Doctor Mcdonald Of Edinburgh
Scotland, who married Isabella McKen-
yea, has, by the death Of relative in
Scotland, fallen heir to a large estate in
that country. When last heard from
about five years since, he was in Nat.
chez with his family, (wife aud one
child Should this meet his eye or
that Of his wife or child, by addressing
Peter Gibson, Cincinnati, Ohio, they NAV
learn the particulars Of their recent
good fortune. Editors throughout the
South will DO an act Of kindness bv
copying this notice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-10

hNlNCtDENF--Two wsEonS With specie urri.
yea a. Fnnceton' Boroau county CO., on Monday Of
last Wsek, IN the midst az heavy snou ,,o,o
The laoJlord Of tiis house a. which they siopn.J
anIIous TO obigs he guests, commenced helping i'm
WIN ne b9EeS, bot beng unpfacsed In the ara Of
handling spscier he lst The 6Sst one fell, ard the
aaii dollars rolled ogi like marbles Here gas !.
pretty kettle Of 6sh. The snow was nearly fool
deep and hs wind Blowing rnsteilsss severity The
,eos,.s' Ss'm'ey observing through an opsn door
thti there wss large loitls Of water o tbs Ei,ct
FIRE, ordered "a 20 10 brought which being r,,,,ej
upo0 ths fnow removed q sluoa instantly. The
money wac gathered Up, and on being counted a
vas found hat Only two bslC dolsts on, Of tbirty
,undied Weos mtsang. Thoss the isndlords so1
ours The merit 'ncTning when ell Ras made ugS,I
gsIn--CtE Gza
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-10

"NEURoL1GY is employed in Cincinnati
to lake stubborn horses out of the su K.
\ refractory fellow last week, who
would move under no cOmpulsion Of
whIp or spur, was completely sab Iued
by rubbing his bump of appropriateness,
by which his comuativeneSs, destruction
and obStinacy were abatcd, and he
moved as gently as a lamb. IL is said
there vas no collision between the op-
orator and his subj CT"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-10

MY young friend said a minister to
boy at camp meeting, do YOU ever
think Of a future statep
NO ] never NEEDLES with state affairs.
though brother John is a poliicianer.'
DO you never think about dyinpp
mo, but / guess our Sally did when
she got the measles, for she turned ali
sorts o. cOlors'
Whose boy are your
Whom any Teller axes dat tell EN- 70
don't know.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-10

ANIMAL MAGNETlSM-A young IsJv il,
Boston fell on The ice the other day and b.okc lac.
arm. She was ronyeyod home, o. is slated. ami b,i
q surgeon Immediately sentior. The fracture r.
or being compound one, and very painful. II GO,
resolved 10 Try The effect Of animal magncrt,m -
The young iady was put into somnsmbulic state.
and her arm pafayE'd The surgical operation
wastheu peri without the sIigbtss, 49,,
though she was perfectly CONSCIOUS Of rbat v,, 90
ing on The arm remains pafalyxed and ,,ill bs.r
N thsi condition, without auy VI the p7iB psp,iJ.
attendant On such wounds
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-10
GENERAL ASsEMBLYOF VIRGINIA

Monday, March g.
On motion resolved lhaiIh proxies Of the State
IN the meeting Of the Stockholders oflhe James river
q kanwha be Instructed to move O further post.
ponement of the election Of President Of said com.
psny.
The House look mp the bill prescribing the mole
Of asceHsining certain Ia1able properly Of the
S'a'e Aiier 'undry amendments The bill was laid
aside 10 take up The joinl order. tho election Of o.
fcers lor tho Penirenliary.
On the 9Th ballot James Spots was elected
store keeper
On the Isl ballot. Chas. s. Morgan was elected
superintendent.
The tax bill was Their taken up and passed to on.
grOssmeut.
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ILLlNOlS.-Thebill 10 6 mple,s Inc Nt;c,;,,,
and Illinois canal has missed tho Ieyis,,,n,. snd
become law The Hhioaso Express sa ys:-"One
OF our representatives, sssk Of II us good bill and
says the Interests Of couIr,cror, have been con,Ied
As lar as possible. The vi 10 wind up the Shaw a..
heo'own oanN has passed oh Houses. By an ar
rangement with McAlisier md S,cbbins nr No,
York. 100000 Of our Sllto ,,nd, have been isk.E
up resolution has beer paced Inv the legislature
To adjourn ON the iirsI Mnndny n Mich
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PURSUIT OF PLEASURE

=.
smile at the ignorance of the savage
who cuts down the tree in order 10
reach the fruits; but the FAC: is, that
blunder ofthis description is made by
every person who is over eager and
impatient in the pursuit Of pleasure. 70
such, the present moment is as everv.
thing. and the future is nothing; he Dor
rows, therefore, from the future. al n
most usuriOus aud ruinous interest; and
the consequence is, that he finds the
tone Of his best feelings impaired. his
selfresPCct diminished, his health Of
mind and body destroyed, and life re-
duded TO It's very dregs, at time when.
speaking, tho greatest portion
Of its comforts should be still before him
Bishop Shuttle -orth.
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- o = u = g 81 Il % q f.,
By THE GOOD INTENT LINE.

The Loco F"cos the Niassa,hus Legislature
assembled III c"nvcnlinn lnst,weok, and attempted
To nomInaie Martin Van Buren, for the Pres,de,,c,
but the nomination was so rugby resisted nv lie
Ialhoun men'ihaI u was laid over for future action
Ah"Iher convention waI 10 be held. when the Van
Buren, resolutions will be pushed through II posi-
BILE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-10

GRATING TREES.-Mr Merriam
said, in grating a tree he cut off the
ends Of the branches, but not the branch
eS OF the main trunk; he trimmed of
these ends SO as to give the appe erance
OF an open umbcreila; he grated twice
rs many as he wanted to grow for the
good ui the tree; he had never been able
To get healthy top on a tree where the
buds had Lcen but partly pruned; he
had tried, aud where limb ran ont
nearly parallel with the grating. il
w"uld.draw u larger quantity Of sap.and
cause the grated limit To- languisb an /
sometimes die Another plan which
some culilvators pursued. was 10 cut off
onc half Of the branches in one wear.
aud the other half the mex. But this
plan was liable to objection. That part
OF the tree which was not trimmed would
absorb the 'arger part Of the sap, caus
ing an unequal growth Of the tree, and
seriously injuring IL. lie had placed
lou srions IN large tree, in two DAYS
himself lie examined the trees in IN.
Spring, and looked after the wax to
prevent the water from running into the
limb from the scion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-10

Manufacturers in New England are engaged in
making 'h'hzes' highly CredIIuhe - The skill Of
ne'cah artists. They are sad 10 equal The hest
French go,ls Of t.r same kind in Iasle of de.iyn
strength Of i"riIJe aud color and are sold At the
10" pr'ce Of l2I Ceurs per yard the usual cost of
French goods vi sInIUr quality being 81 cents per
yard. -
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NEW YORK. March 6

NEW YORK, March g.
Inc Grand Jury Of the U. S. District Court. this
morning refused 10 find bill Uf mdictm mt against
Commander NJ, Ksnsie'
The Naval Court Martial will probably CLOSE
on "Wednesday next The lust " fitness Tor the de.
ie"ce is now Uuder er, minaliun
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sPRING GOOD An ATCTInN

VIE subscriber will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION
Il al The CITY AuciiUn Rooms, No. I65 Market
square on MONDAY aud TUESDAY. l3,b and
llih INST, a large aud we'll selected siocE Of DRY
|OO's i"f Spring aud Summer wear The fol.
lowing u IN pari list of said Goods viz.
DRESS SILKS AND SILK APRONS
bf"nd ClO;ns. Cashmere Cassineis. Kv Je,,s
FRENCH, ENGLISH. and AAiERlC AN pr N,rs
Bienched' Brown and Colo d Mnsns, ia rred and
Plain Jntonei Mnslins. IRISH LINENS. Linen
Cnmbrc and Null MuslIns, TIckings, GmrRhnms
Checks Mariners Shifting, Fancy Drills. S.tin
Dress Hdkhs. Silk lIdkfs Cotton ffdkhs, Supcr III.
men Cambria lIdkfEs. Cum, Webb and Net Susper.
ders Sewing Silk. Black and White C.uou UOSIE.
RH. LADIES aud GENTLEMEN'S Kid and Co.
ton Gloves. Table Knives G. S. Table Tee Spoon.
ScissOrs, Buttons, Needles. Pins Hooks g. 30,
SPOOL and Skein Coitons &c w.
ALSO large lot Of Ladies' and GeptIems,,,,
shoes. together with several pieces Supcrfpe CO...
peung. and doz Super Mahogany Ciairs sci.
CASH i'""
mar 10 BRENTLINGER g. SHALLCROss
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SHEETS REVIEW The March r.umbsy Of
thH vaiusbis Vork ooaisus an uuHsusi quantity Of
Ns'er wb'1b q q interest 10 tho busiagts man
Tie report q he mlrssts q valuable addat,u n
'Ne "osA' aud vui Be especially useful 20 the ns
the CITY --Frs CI-sr ''o'"
Sa''suP''a' tie''rea e, tue lass,y psrsr
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From the Richmond Star

From tho Richmond Star
IL isstaIed that VirginIa's portion Of the Land
Fund is now Snugly deposited in the Bank Of Vir.
SinIa' waiting TO be taken Up by some body--and VET
nobody oahs FOR IT, Who cannot bur commend the
patriotic iefvor that refuses so comfortable purso
aud makes up the deficiency that it might ell by
'aTIAg portion Of the community. who would be
far better pleased TO have the funds taken from
some proper source. Here is large amount Of
money, declared by the constitutional authority 10
belong to This State-the State 10 in distress The
money belongs 10 her, and may, without infringe.
ment Of principle be used to a portion or her debt,
and yet subordinate authority rebukes its sumo.
rior. nulihes tho law Of The land and for ali I'M.
solaees tie empty stomaohs and grosning backs Of
her people, by dish Of "Jistractions" for which q
bout one half they are the ones most Interested
have no appetite whatever. But then, what more
can be expected Of a body Of men, so entirely wrap,
up IN tie philosophy Of politics. 70 pot the State
to cost u 500 600, jus, 70 allow them 10 chew,
theu cuds, aud cogtate IA big hall. and then tsr
the Industrious and hard working people 10 psv !,
How can such men, trouble themselves about -,
Paliy tun S40,000l- mere trrae--ro, a.
much az MOarOe Edwards made at a single oney.
aHOH how beautiful are the .ays Of M :.
Who love distractions and hale simplicity and ~.
Whigs.
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WHOLESALE DfvoRcg. The act or tho
lowe Legislature vetoed by Gov Cham.
bers, which divorced SO couple has been
since passed by the required two thirds
vote, and become a law
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AN ECCENTRIC CHARACTER.

The house or hut Of "A per son, named
George Ham, Of Mock nixon township
In the upper part of Buckscouuty, was
destroyed by lire on "Wednesday last
The occupant had resided in 1t for some
thirty or forty years. in the character
oil hermit or miser; he was entirely
alone, suffering nothing living to be a.
bout him. lie is seventy five or eighty
years OF age, and owned lot Of . acres,
on which he had erected "a small one slo.
ry building; he titled the land with his
hoe and raised vegetables, grain, &c. on
which he chiefly subsisted. During the
last year he had paralytic shock which
enfeebled him both in mind and body,
and latterly he was suppliedwiih the ne
cessarles Of life by The neighbors. On
the night Of the fire, he made his escape
from the building to one of the neigh
oors. lie has since been conveyed TO
Inc bucks county aims hous", where, on
cleansing him OF his numerous garments,
were found deposited in different por-
IONS oil his dress, eightyfour dollars
ana seventy-hve cents in specie. Search
mas since been made in the ruins of the
building, and the sum ofabG.1t six humid
req and ninety dollars, chiefly'in Span.
Ism dollars, was found deposited under
the iioor OF the building. The money
was deposited the Doyestown Bank
In his younger days, he taught school
lie Is not known to possess any kindred,
or II he does he has never made it
known The p ace in which he resided
was very secluded OF, and was very
seldom visited by any person, and he
frequently never saw any one for a
month or two mt time - Phil. Ledger
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TEMPERANCE NeTICE

~ request Nh. J HUworIh " a deliver , lam
ADpern"ee Lecture in the CITY FALL. this eve
ming. FRIDAY. March 10. lS43.
collection to delroy the expenses. Will be taken
up after the address
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GARDEN aEEnS

a COMPLfNE Assortment Of Fresh GAR.
IA DEN SEEDS from the Garden nf f. Risley
q Co. New York. AM also from the Columbus o
Garden. received and ior sale by
mar lO NJ. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-10

I'D billions FAMILY FLOuR
a SUPPLY of the Hbose superior articN can.
~ sanity om hand aud for sale low by
Mar 10. NJ REILLY
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salu's IVES Erod ia Phiisdsipbis IN homo, Of
hs Ssot'ors who voted Coz the rejection q Tbos
Msnlh e. saIIsclat u de psri u PhilsdaIphis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-10

JUDICIAL FUN EXPECrED-Th. new
Court of GenerAl Sessions was to have commenced
in Philadelphia Monday. According 10 the
Spirit Of the Times" rorns fun was eIpscIed.-
The Times says. Judge DOrAn. of the old court.
which was abolished by 'hs legislature. had deter.
mined to hold on. When no oLJ,urned the Court
on Friday. he minated his Intention Of charging
the jury on Monday. lie ordered all the old lip
slaves Of the Sessions to be IN attendance. aud TO
take any one of the new judges in custody who
may oher TO Interfere! Judge JUnes, of the new
couri. that il judge d. offers to interfere with
him. he will take him by the neck aud shsko ham
out Of the window. Altogether. there waI a prOs-
pect Of some rare fun
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complainant.



Henry Rnbinson md William Revn,lJ. q, Lib Ill
William Reynolds Is tho surviving Marine, M ,h.
late hrn u: Reynolds and Mpsher dslenGan,..
Wiz. complainant having filed his crnss bin, and
The defendants failing To enIer their sppearonc.
and I" give security According 10 Ina act Of Assem-
my "nd 'he rules OF TIN" Conri. aud il appearing by
satisfactory proof lhni hey not inhabitants Of
the Commonwealth Of VirgInin; On motion Of The
c-mPIninnnnnI hy COUNSEL, At is ordered that u ey o
appear here on The first day ofIhe next spring Term
OF this court and answer the said bill and ih,ts
copy OF thiS order 10 rhwi,h inserted ia som.
newspaper printed IN Tho city Of Wheeling fnr TWO
months successfully and posled The front door Of
The Court House Of Ohio county, A conv ie.,e
ALEX. II. LAIDLEY, Clerk
NELSON. for cuupI rnar IN
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sTEAH.-Iu 1914 Cloro wsro but two s,s,m
vessels oftIs sOas bgrtHsu. owned 10 the Brush
smpirs, A. the tius tbors are s7S Sesm vessels Of
I0SSS6 tons
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ALEX T LAIDLEY. clerk.
HNH' N NGHSElLt l"r cnmpt. 10

virginia IN cHANcERY-At Rules held in the
'ietk office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
anu chnnc.ry. E'r the county of Ohio, in The month
nf March 1913
Josiah Chaplius c,rD,I,i,,