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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

nARTNER WANTED.-Any respectable Ame-
mean who command Immediately $500 or s!Coo MAJ
@ mart Of this city, with good of genteel cash Gus
,omes Fo. farther particulars address (post pad)
loal ma o,;s WILLIAM +. WILLIAMS, JE.
117ANTED-A situation as Chambermaid and
w Lauudross or Searnsess. Good reference given ap
ply at So Croshy-st. su|i :.
JITANTED-By a young healthy woman. stu
w alton Apply al No. 81 L'beTty-stsse %
floor in the rear. 1-- eaEo S1
uTANTED-Famllies supplied gratis al Broad's
w Office 22i Grand a. with the best COOKS housemsid
cambermads and other servants IN the city ezz
nICKED UP ADRIFT-A small BOAT, about
or fourteen feet keel picked Long Island
sound between Point Judith and Block Island by Capt os
borne Of the schooner Aea The owner can have the
WINS & HAWKINsS. No. Is Tonphns-st., f. X al 81
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Clearc(t.

Slearcus
sh;ps Vile dc Lyons sroddard Hayrs, Fox s Lrings
tom Gustave Edouafd (FD. Negret, Guadaioups' Do!u
Hlncken Superior Gallagher, Hull, Eng, Barclay LV
Bremen bark Josephine saudsheet, Amsterdam via New
Bss Tara Nova (Br), Percy, St John, NE G s Lau-
re; Fairfield WILSON, Portau Prince SHIELDING X efEi'i
Henry Lee, Tibly, Richmond
Arrived,
Ship Thomas Perkins, Graves, from Manila and anton
April IS with hemp, teas, mating and casSia' 10 ~
coll Left al Whanpoa, April Is, Sarah Abigail, Prescott
for Macao-te only vessel the Bogue, ship Conste
a,ion Com Kearuey At Macao, ship Ianthe, Steele ua
certain Alhu Hencknan, for Whampoa; Morrison, BEN
son. repairing At Hong Kong, bark Lark, Iibbs unce
tain; Ship ST Paul osborn. from Salem for Manila
Passed Angler May TO- left S, Helena July l3-no AlneF
vessels 20
Packet ship Sheridan Depeyster from Liverpool July lS
with mdze TO E Collins & Co.
Brig Moon, Hayes ds from Charleston with cotton au
rice, to Durham s Dimon
Brig Betsey Miller, firm Havana with molasses, TO Spot
ford riIesron * Co. Brig Victor Gorham, from Boston
arrived on the 9th The v saw on the bahama Bink
ship Monsoon, on the ground Bne Edward bl@hv
Cole Just from Boston, day, brig Ellsworth, Long ls
DAYS from Boston.
Schr Tyro Arey, . Us I'm James River WIN ShiP ''e
10 Fukeu s. Tom.
schr WIN Bryant, Eyerton days frm ocEacoke, \ {,
with and wheat being part OF cargo OF ship memphis
schr Republican Sharp, ds FIN Philadelphia, with coal
sehr Star, Williams, ds frn Washington D c, with ma
val Store3, 10 INdnl o. AIdtiHu-
Schr Abraham Tutten, Whitmore, Virginia.
Schr Oscar, Baker, Boston, mdZs
Below,
Two ships. Wind W; weather clear
Spoken,
On the I'd inst, by po, boat Joseph Lord % miI1 l
nor,h of Gay Head whale bark Willis 10 months o"t i
did not learn where from
Sailed,
Shin Saracen, Cave. Boston
British bark Eliza Warwick, Quebec.
B,;~s Sullivan Waite, Charlestou Morea, Edgar Mo-
bile; Mary Norris, Georgetown
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

II Particular Notice.-Those persons having
Furniture any description dispose of who break
ing up Will find ready sale for porticn or
ali Of their goods, by sending their address, calling upon
the subsc rib.I. Goods an $ amount purchased.
+. F.COLTON. li3 Futou-street, and
Spn.s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

IL" Orlando Fish viii introduce on TUESDAY,
(fs the 22d day of Au.us the Fall Style for Gentemens
Hats 10 the merits of which he desires the especial attention
of the public and requests Of them call aud examine.
ORLANDO FISH, 1877 Broadway,
an22 2ti,. ID door above City Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
Wire Window Shades

- Wire Window yShades-Nanuiacturedto or
T Of any size shape figure aud handsomely ted In ma
tn2av frames aror basement office aud other windows
hail doors screens for public rooms, sc; ~
haii ~ LEE s. CO., ls Factory-street.
These beautiful Shades unlike all Others, admit all the air
ID ght into the room aud perfect into the stree-at
M na na they the view from the street into the
on and keep Ties and other insects out, and are Ye1y oa
49,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
PassenaerS Arrived

Passengers Arrived
In brig Moon from Chatleson-lt ienneworth ana Iady'
T Powell and adv Brest and lady, Miss L Babcock
Miss Kenwood NJ II Barrett, II Elliott, Creenef, W
Ferguson, L Sherwood Golham, Fl Lofemestern, )
Earl Miss S o Allen, NJ Tay ylor, D IL Kip, Lewis,
Hunt J II Nicola, J N.senbond, NJ Brown, } stuiis-
aud 10 in the s,eeTage.
In brig Augusta, from Savannah-b 9onoheim' l. 0oh'
helm and Nlulwer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

~ American Institutc.-An adjourned meeting
the American will be held its Repository This
Evening (Thursday) at o'clock general atesdance Is
requested. GUhDON ) LEf.DS
au2i IT. Recording Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

PAS II TIE SiBE ,Np BREAsT, HEADACHE &c-Wrishis
Indian Vegetable Pills direct purifier Of the blood, and
certain for every description oain because they expe
om the body those sagnamt and corrupt hunos which are
the cause Of every malady Incident to man.
The Indian Vegetable Pills also aid aud improve digestion
well purify the blood aud therefore only drive dis
every from the body but Of the best If
not the best med cne in the world or the cure c9ld
cholera nobns and other diseases OF the nestles
the many spurious medicines which n.orer deceive,
made outward appearance closely resemble the above
wonderful Pills.
should be remembered, all genuine medicine has Wrghts
Indian Vegetable Pills neatly printed the sides Of the boxes
and that if the word Wrshts cannot be found all posi-
lively wIong. -.
wholesale and reta-Nos 2S3 Greenw ch New York
No 9s Tremontsree Boston, and No 6s tacr-sees lhl-
aGellhia.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

NJ Walter Forward and A. w. Marks,
| AItnrncys Iaw. Pa 6IDs'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

~ Gouraud's POudre Subtitle. will complete
IL aud p-nan-ntly ,upeuous human ialr from
females upper lips The hair coucealing broad and elevated
pad ,- stubborn beard of maa kind OF superfu.
Be sure to get the genuine the original office, 6
Waiker-stI-et, one door fiom Broadway.
81 par bott!e-Direclions French and English
Ayents-t;uthrie Maiden lane Albany; MIXERS, New,
u.y-n; Brown rs Chesnut-seet, PhIladelpi Jordan
Can BE- seen tested before buying proof positive this and 40
- I aul6 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

Nj Rs. ,. =. NEIJ > DON1NDl-'T' - q, =, II h-tI
ouar. Will reopen on the first Monday i'll Seplember Pa
viii esS b.. in mi.d the @ @ a, 9" hsr r eG mal %
present a, the organization of the classes Mrs Re,d WI Be
at home from the st of September to the 30 from 10 O'Clock
A. NJ until 2 p NJ, aud from 3P. Nj until r M TO receive
those parents who may wish confer with Nj IL relative
70 her institution. Mrs Rw be happy TO explain her mode
ion and her terms parents who may Wish 10
u u ma ~, i,rahfars uu,sr her charge au2i 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
an22 2ti.s

= O- Boarding schoolRRIrvinS Rlrs-L Institute
iv22 4mis WN. p LYON, A. NJ, Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GEN
d ERAL EDUCATION, 1872 Houston-5rse,,, (withip a
few doors Of Broadway 1.-The undersigned will reopen ms
School after ie Summer vacation Monday September
th Applications admission either department cam
nade personally or b. letter during the month at his
TERSs-For Boarders 500 per nnum; (or boys under ten
wears of age OF brothers, reduction nade) tins charge
includes re1y expense except music Terms Tor day ,cnoais
Sg0 a ouar.r r. RTOWNSEND HUDDART.
WANTED-A resident French Assistant; so. Classical
Teacher Of ability and experience. Apply above any time
in.;n,, ,lS ,nonrh auli tS2is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

-. The Destruction of Property for the last
days has been IMMENSE occaoned by ha great HOOD OF
r while many braodins their pecunary losses
they keep out of sight serious that whchs important
TO one Perhaps thousands have wet feet by some
mshap contracted slight cold little do they thnk OF
The subsequent misery brings unless the cousIs ayed
and the cold and rooted of the system by degrees
grows on them until consumption has possession OF the
doomed Frame Having stated the cause what VIII cure them!
be selected from the many pretended cures Of The dtyY BE-
has cured thousands from the Head OF the Go'efn-
mnt down 20 private czena have used it, all have
Irience its benefits. II sold wholesale and retail 10 D,
70 Fultou-st d"<t IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

WM. T. JENNINGS Y CO Diapers aud Tail
,ain solicit attention o seasonab goods
including Cloths Cassimeres, Nestings &c all te new
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

ids-the Roman Eye Basam the very best applica
Ion thai can be made Will cure the most cases. and
- instances supercedes the necessity OF operation
p P5rs IS cents. For sale BY DAVID SANDS CO.,
r.as .J,s,v au22 inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
EIecutors OF " N. UutcIiFr, decta,ed.
Tarrvtown, August "a, 1913. au2i lam6w

CORPORATION NOTICE Public Notice is
u hereby given TO the owner or owners occupant or occu-
Affected thereby that the foilown Assessments have been
completed By the Assessors and lodged in the Street
Office for examination by all PERSONS
ested, VIZ:
For paving 10Th between and Blooming
dale Road and for tagging aorhery sidewalks between the
4th and 5 avenue lots leh between 5h
avenue Bloompgdae Rod the 5th avenue side
18th and 10Th street and the northwest of the
Ith and 10Th street.
ALSO for setting curb and gutter stone I'D be-
the 5th and 9th embracing lots 23d
between 5th and 9th
ALSO for building in 10th street embracing lot,
10Th between 4rh and Bloomngdae Road
the side aud Bloomiagdae Road east side
between 1ah and Goth
ALSO for paving t street, between the 18th and
Bloomng gde Road aud for tagging the northey sidewalks
between the ih and h avenues and 5 avenue east side
between 10th and l2th streets.
All persons whose affected by the above named
assessments, and vino opposed the same, either OF
The undersiened az the Street CommsoneIs Office
thirty days from the date Of this
ers Office, August "a, 1853. JOHN EVEN,
Street Commissioner, and Chairman OF the ASSESSORS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

uNO PAVERS-Sealed Proposals viii be re-
csyed at the Street Commissioners Office until the 50
da of September inst regulate and epase Thomsont
between the Sd and Avenues, and flag space four
feet vide through the norherly side wk Also 10 paw the
apply at the olce where sPeclia-
''0'> V JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner
ctraa, 1,ommis ,iouar's Office August 2 1913. au2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
Commercial and Money Matters.

5000 Hi 6s &c.. 343l 8 600 Ky 6s, boo %
1900 1890 Ohio Is, go sepl OF SO do Harlem. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
Street { commissioners Office, August 2i, lGi3 au22

DY ORDER of William Inglls, Associate Judge
ID Of the Court Of Common Pleas for e City and County
OF NewYork Notice hereby given pursuant 10 the pow
sions Of the authorizing attachments against no-lss
n debtots that An attachment has issued the estate
Of DAVID STUDLEY resident OF North Yarmouth, state
Uf Massachusetts, and that the w be sold Tor The pay
nent of his debts unless he appear and discharge such attach
rnent according law within months from the rst pub
LEGATION of this notice. and that the payment Of any debts due
10 him by residents Of this STATE and he delivery TO hl or
for his any property within this State belonging 60 him.
and the transfer any such property By him are or6dden by
,,y and are id-Dated the 22J day of August 1913
BURR, BENEDICT & BEEBE,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

"a THREE DOLLAR BOOTS ,-Notwith
M standing the r;e in the price Of Boots and Shoes.
Y stitch and still sold the ongina price, the Old
stand 3 Maiden lane one door below Peat-strest
sn2a 4ts GEO. z. BAKER
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

DRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS nder the
i care Of Rev. G. D. JACKSON A, NJ 253 Green street
near Waycrey Place.-The Fall will commence on
Monday, September THE design Of this School TO give
to very small number the OF thor ough and accom-
plised education preparao ory College under
the personal instruction of the Principal Circulars Contain
ing let ms references, sc. can be had at the house.
suIq omsodiss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

Latest Dates.
London :. August Hayre. ... August .
Liverpool. August New-ofeans :. August 10
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
LRANCIS'S HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI

/ FOLD WRlTER:-This article has now been beior,
The public bur short and has gained reputation
ond p,r, with thing ever known, and the many thou
aud copies daily IN proof of the high favor they hays
taned has entirely taken the precedence Of the Copying
Press aud many Of our merchants after payng from SIS 10
so Press have laid them aside and the Manifold
Writer the preference finding them be and ex
edi,ious The Copying Books done up in variety OF
the paper berg ruled pan varying price from 81
S. Business and merchants Who study ecoaomy will
please call and examine the article and will guarantee tt
will recommend itself more than column of adysrt..nS
ylsl-Iug the cautlore buying
timer vendrr, board steamboats, and At hotels seim-
worthless article for few shilnss the expense OF this
tyuly invaluable article Sold wholesale and retail ny
L. FRANCIS, Is Maiden lane,
ir2l I,mrii Ii.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

~ Heads of Hnfr.-BARRY,s VentlatinG and Gos.
saer Invisible Wig closely resembles the real neaa oi mar
perfect and extraordinary invention Of the day The FIea I .d
om, sewing or weaving which It's appearance so
closely resemble the natural hair both sand aTG ne 70
aautilu so porous and that in all OF perspfa
evaporation p9msded and the great evils o. all 9Iss o
invited 10 insncct this novel and beautiful Wig and the PEI
cilr method of fitting the head the sole inventor and
ihsI @ -, I,, :, .ta;r - ' au2 imis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

~ Cheapest Carpet EstabIishment, IN
the United states, 10 90 Bowery.-ANDERSON
s DOBBS offer their whole stock Of splendid new pat pat
su, ii superior English Three Ply double sqgertne nnd me
Ingram and Venetian Carneting, Hearth Rugs, window
Shades SC &C. all Of which having been purchased al -"
prices for Cash will be sold . per cent lower tah any oe
establishment in this city.
Sur-rior Three-PIy Capeting 8s per Yara.
Double Superfne Ingram Carpetng 6. :.
Fine Ingram CarpetIng ......-is- :.
Common Ingram Carpeting 2s 3D.
Transparent Window Shades from 5! 70 $40 pair
Floor Oil Cloths, any width IS. yard
ANDERSON * D9BBS, No. 90 bowefy,
r,s Owls The first Store above Hester-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
NONE 7 MARKET.
sales at the stock Exchange, Aug. e3.

SECOND BOARD.
900 III Special .... 80 100 do Harlem. ..sl0 81
u shrs Mutual lns Co.l05 SO do Il Rrd. $40 52s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

TO CONTRACTORS Proposals will be re-
ceiyed by the Commissioners of Highways for the
building Stone 4Ec Arc Bdsea a over ysrc if
caon can bc seen al the store of A. B. RAYMOND All
proposals must he handed to A. b; RAYMOND IA Wrst
Fa,ms sealed and security BY The lS day 81 Sep
her JAMES BOLTON, Commissioners
GoggT4 Z ;y2nH5 MoRRIS' HIGHWAY Si
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

III TO LET-'rhe Boarding. House No. I57
to G 5 ct I next ps snd d.
and il now has about borders Part Of the will b.
taken in board Possession given Immediately For farther
particulars inquire the premises. aug 3t~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

"a FOR. SALE, or to exchange for other pro-
a perty five Tenpin Alleys, Lease, Barsoek and TX
.tE. lures. No 8a Broad-st aus 2nis.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, AUG. "a, lS43.

MINIATURE hLMASAC-THlS DAY.
The Sun The MoonI Full Sea.
Rises 5 90 Sets .6 a Rises morn 90 Evening. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

A feature IN Ito establishment which commend It to
those requiring articles for immediate the addition 10
stock Of assotment OF first quality ready made Gar
looms, Vests, Ohce Goats, Travelling FIocks Dressing
Gowns, SC. - ~
choice selection of silk and Satin Scfs CEsvats Hand
kerciets Gloves Suspenders Hosiery Under ests, Drw
es Muslin Shirts, Collars &c. prices which must oner
,nIncrnrn,s Ia 4 urchasers. jvl5 istt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
au2I l.wqm

I'ARM FOR SALE-The Subscriber now offers
i for sale the we'll known Farm and residence OF Wain
butcher late OF chester County deceased part or 10
whole purchasers This Fam = tTaonfn5 ,sls Wes,
chester County opposite the Newly and Ere iairo1h
Derot PeEmont short distance south Of te ts3G-nef G oi
from NewY ork il consists of $50 OF superior land u
der high OF cultivation here i so9d ,MStoy
on The remises There OF orchard consisting OF
the best and gre st variety OF grated fruit III iu bearing
win prst abundance of other fruit such pears plumb
cherries SC. :, - ,;.:. >.
the subscribers, LSAAp f.1hp EEEEhii-rc,,rp
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24


,uck returns" which has elected liberal patronage will
continued whilst such VIII enabie
ms 10 I'll all ordsrs in future with promptneS,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
L. FRANCIS, T6 MaiIen Ianr
jy3l tits junction. Libgrty.siIeet

T G. BOOTH " co. at the New-York Cash
- Tailoring establishments; l2 Fulton.stTect near Broad
still take he lead economy and eleganc,
the manufacture aud style OF the belons
ug 10 Crutl.ln ms wardrobe.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

Ships Vile dc Lyons, Stoddard HaYrs, Fox Ltvngs
ton; Cusaye Edouard QD. Negret, Guadaloupe boyd =
Hlncken; Superior Gallagher, Hull, Eng Barclay LiS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

DOARDING.--A peasan, furnished room, suita-
- bic for gentleman and ldy ortwo single gentlemen, IN
quiet private family. Inquire No ChambeIst. All
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

V'HREE DOLLARS REWARD-Los, be-
i tween Prncestreet and ST. Pauls Church, IN the
stage on the 10Th August Gold Fenc, Case with square
top calendar the ides the tor and the pe split
The finder will receive the above reward by leaving the same
ar MeTCer-,t. Hus2 j,'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

EOBOKEN.-ncreased attracuons.-tree In
i strumenal Concerts: at the Pavilion Of the Elysan
Fields every superb Brass Band viii be AZ
tendance the lawn in front OF the Pavilion and perform
OF new and popular oyerures marches &c &c
This additional novelty the artaned beauty OF
cry cannot fail increase the pleasure derived from visit 10
this very iavorite
III .,ll
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

Ire ferry boats ply to Hoboken from Barclay Canal and
,hrstopher streets Fare only OF cents. auT Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

4 lRGIN'N In ChnnCery-AI rules held in The
' ClcH IS Ofic % The Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and CuIncery Gr the COuniyUf Ohio, Ia the
month uf August 1919,
he Merchants and Mechanics bank of Wheel
ing, Complainant
against
Dana Hubbard, John Lit, Ztchariah Jacob
John Fawcstt, executor of the last will and
testament tJames Penbertou, deceased. FL
bert IA. Caldweil, executor of the last viii aud
testament OF Alexander Caldwell. deceased,
Alexander Wilson, Francis X. Armstrong, as
assignee IN bankruptcy of John F. Clarke, aud
o. Henry Moore respectively, Gustavus Cresap
assignee IN Bankruptcy of said Dana Hubbard,
OF Charles ID. Knox, Of Redick M'Kee, of VIII
linn b. Tyson, Of William Lambdln. and of
john h'Clape (slnce deceased) Tcspe Give
~, Joseph Morrison, the North Western bank
of Virginia, Thomas Jones, the President, Dr.
TeCtors and Company of the Belmont bank Of
3. Evansville, the PTeSIient, Directors aud
GOtRpaRyof the bank of Mount Pleasant,
Francs G. Campbell, Alexander Rogers, He
hrun Robin son. Jane l.. Evans, SubIeski Fra
dy, Hyde Ii. Rice, Henry Ecaols and John
Eoh, Defendants.
The defendants John Fawcett, JOSEPH Morrison
the President, Directors aud Company of the
Belmont bank of ~. ClaITsv,lIe, the President,
Directors and COslrany OF the bank OF Mount
Pleasant, aud Hyde b RICE; not having entered
their appearance and given security according to
the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and II appearing by satisfactory proof that they
are not inhabitants of the Commonwealth OF YIr-
ginia;-On mOuun OF the complainant by cOun-
sci, II - ordered that they do appear here
on the first day Of the next term of this court,
and answer the compliments Till, and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper pri.ted in the city of Wheeling for
two IaOutfS successIvely. and posted Al the font
door Of the court house of Ohio county.
L. RI augII Crk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21
INSURANCE.,

ENlRE &MARINE INSTRUMENTATION ar
q two situations only in which individuals can
Ne placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value oIinsurancc. These are, while -tand-
ing upon the RUNS of their own property, ..thCr
receiving from an insurance office the iull n
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by a d. ISOLATE taW-
~, lamcnuHE hat stupidity and folly which haC
tailed TO Ir-yIde for such n Contingency.
5 ATKINSON, Agent of the PROTEC WON
INSURANCE. co OF IA ErFOnD, CONN
viii take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
torres, mills, factories, dc, together with Their
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chlnerv. and eyervotn- r description If msurable,
properly also, on steam, keel and Hat boats
and their carg- es to aud from any port on the
Western Waters.
,Ofhce on Main street, nearly opposite the h S
Hotel. ian l.. 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

WPRGINlA-IN cHANcERV-At rules held IA
the clerks office nj The Circuit Superior Court
of Law aud Chlncsrv tor the cuuniy'o Ohio M
the Month of August 1913.
Francis II. Armstrong, Administrator de b0His non
with the will nnnexed OF Noah Zane, late Of Obi"
county, deceased. complainant.
against
Ely Dorsey and Mary l.. his wife. late Mary l..
Zlne. AMI widow oi said Noah Zane. deceased,
AI,ry NJ. ) Zrnc, widow and AdmuuistruiV OF
Ehenez.r Zane, late of Oain county decd. aud
r Imund PlaIntf Zane, Eugene Zane, aud Mary
Anna Zane, infant children and heirs nj Law g.
lhe said EleucZcT Zrne deceased, md PlIi"ii
Zane Hampton Zaue, james G. Johnston aud
SonEta his wife, William w. Shnver and
Caroline his wife, Jimes \. M'Lean and Mary
his wife. William PITS and Elizabeth his vile,
and Cornela Zane. which SAID Platnf llanpdvu
Sophia j ihnstnn,C Car ,liuc Shriver. Mary Mica n,
Elizabeth Plus and Comelia Zane. and together
with the SAID Ehenczer Zaur. being children
heirs at law and deyisees of the srId Noah Zane
deceased. and he SAID Mary l.. Dorsey, who to-
celher with The said Ehenczer Zane. were III,
Trustees ufCiuudIne RubInsuu,and the said Ciau.
dine Robinson, defendants.
Ths defendants Hampton Zane, and James [. John
siun aud Sophia his wife, nnrhavIng entered therf
appearance aud given security according To the acI
ct assembly and the rules OF This court, and u mp
.pcaring by-Sats6.ctoTy praoethntthey ate nUt-inhatn.
TAM, Of The commonwealth Of V.rginia,-Oh moIIn'
ui The complainant by counsel, u Is ordered That the
said defendants 90 appear here On the first day al
The next term of Tins cUun, aud answer the
said complainaui's hill and that q cupy oi this or
der he forthwith inserted ia some newspaper print
ed IN the city of Wheeling tor two mouths success
sively. aud posted at the front door ol the cCur.
house sGOh.o county. A rot V leslie.
ALEX T. AIDLEY, cle:k.
Nelson, for comP'L aug. IL