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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24
n CHANCERH.--in the Circuit Superior
Il Court OF Law and Chancery Esr Ohio county.
COAMIsSI1NER's OFFICE
March ]. I643.
ven mCNanghlen' plaintiff.


Hannah Pemberton. widow and relief Of lame.
Pember'on deceased. Louisa Divcn, late Lajuisa
l. Pemherion, Ann Hourg late Ann Pemberton
Jefferson l. ngsion and Harriet his wife, John
SPOiis and Elvira his wife. RIehIrd Hannenaamp
and ulia his wife, Thomas VI Psmberrou, Mason
Dunlap and Adeline his wife. JIfsrson l. Sanos-
ton % guardian al ltem frr Elizahsih B,lrhsIor
Lot" Elizabeth Psnberton. William Pemberioa d.
Sarah PemberiOn infants ~ hich said Louisa AMI
Harriet. Elvira. Julia, Tn, mas NJ, AdeIine. E.
liIabeth, William and Sarah are devisees Iega
tees and heirs al law Of said James PembsrIon
deceased. Francis W Baichelor the husband Of
SAID Elizabeth. and John Faweeu, executor NJ
tns last will and testament If said James Penn
berton deceased, dcCendonts
The above cause having been referred To- the
nndefsigned eommlssiOner, 10 ascertain what persona
estate there is If any yet uAadminstered in the
hands Of the said executor subject the payment Of
the debt due to the complainant also what sum is due
TO the said cOmpla insni the debt in the ILL
meniiOned, aud that ssId commissioner To Q proC
OF The said obligation and agreement in the bill
msntiOned. and report the ssme ell which will mora
fully appear By decree made b, the said court n,
the SAID cause on the 3Olh day Of January ls43.
Therefore tie said Jefferson L SanEstOn, guardian
ad liism Aforesaid the other parties above named
and all interested. will take notice. that on the Sih
day Of April l543, at my Office in the city Of Wher
Ing shall proceed 10 lake sn account and hear
and examine testimony touching The matters refer.
red 10 me IN the said decree. and will continue
from time 20 time after said day do So as long az
may he necessary. ALEX WILSON.
mar Commissioner in Cbsncerv
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EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE

Upon OusidernIion thereof this cause is referred
To James \ Clarke ENI. HEREBY ap,oini Ell cummis-
'one' !" ih's PurP -, WIN Is To ascertain and re-
P"r' what real estate was conveyed by defendants
(Wlliam Lambdin X S1ns) % u e Irnstees hy The
deed OF trust IN the bill menioned aud what dsbr,
IA the sand dead al trust provided for remain mn.
paid; together with all ether Debts charges or IN
cumbran uon the said real esale and the order
IN which they entitled be paid; and for thi.
purpose. that he give mIlrce 10 the said credirurs
provided for by said deed and all others by adver
iIsemeni to be published least thirty days. in me
newspaper printed ia the city of Wheeling. To cume
IN and establish their debs upon the usual Iera-,
and that he also ascertain and report what tnunies
and effects SAID trustees have in their hands or sub
jeei To their conir. 10 lie applied To the %. meur
ohht said dcbisi6 that he Also repri any other maj.
tiers deemed pertinent bv himself specially requl.
red by eny Of The parli.~.' A cosy leslie
ALEX. + LAIOLEY, Clerk
PAUL. for mp'Is
LAMB for some Of DIS mar I3-5w
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Frnefs Armstrong. administering de bonis moi,
With the will aRneIsd OF Noah Zane deceased
bly, DOrsey AID Mary L his wife, Ebenezer Zane.
PlatOh Zane, Hampden Zane, James c JoIt,lun
and Sophia his wife, William w Shrver nn.
Caroline his wife. James A McCiesu ond Mar,
his wife. james ii Forsyth, James Andersen.
Richard Mcclure, the FresIdent and Direction. ,i
ct The Fire aud Murine Insurance Company o.
wheeling, Wism PITTS and Elizabeth his wife
aIu Cotheha Zane DrIendaHfs.
The defendants hereby notified That ON Mon.
day the tenth day Of April neIi, between the hours
OF O'Clock nj and seven O'clock p NJ al the O .
dee OF Lamb d RuFsSl IN The city OF Wheeling IN
the State OF Virginia. we shall proceed To take The
Dispositions Of Ebenozsr Zane. Zlchariah Jacob and
"iheS To he read in evidence on our behalf at the
hSaTing Ut the above menIiOued cause. Aud II from
any cause the taking Oi the shall not be com.
menced or being commenced shall Eot lie comuIe.
ted. on lint day. the taking IhereuC will be ad
Journed from time 10 tine. until the same shall b,
cum lsIed ARTHUR NJ PHIL, PS
mr. 4-bw DANIEL LAMB
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CHANCERY DECREf.NI
NhANiA-ohioS aperior C-ur--IasermeJi
ate Term, February San. ies3.
Sim GsshEn and the hetr. al
Asnrr. Will
FOR ACCOUNTS AID SAIES

In.
s's Term, February S,h, les3.
t''hn GsshoEn and the he.r. IA
hsrcus Wilson. d~ees-~d
agaInsI 1iSN HANcERf.
james w Cleuens and oiher.
Wis cause came upon thi. 9Th SuF of Feb
IL ruary, 1919, To be heard up,a ,tss trill and
etheh'ts the answers oG Thomas p Ray. the inGs.n
snHdren aud heirs Of said Ray by wsiIman 7 VIII
lIe theU guardiaa ~ Iiem,Ihe infant Leirs Uf VIM.
harkns. deceased ny ElHabcTh IIarkins their
guardian nd iiicn Of Forsyth. McNeely 4 Reeves
.nd ihai Of Roi'eri MOr~oSS. Daniel Murray Moses
w ChsPline and James w Glenn, ms. sae HE sxder.
PoAcaiion. TO the absent defendants and they
s'ili Ealing Co appear and sa-wer the baI, as 10
them. % taken Cor confessed. Add Was argued by
sVnhsel. Whrreuoon % 10 adjudged. .OrdeIed and
drcreed that James A Clarke, whn is hereby nd
pointed spec, al cOmniissi, Ebr the putuo.e "a.
s'eSsa's' and nePart 10 iirr Court no are The tss
Ties having any interest ia the ssihi-ot IN Mn, ALL
fnen'ioned and To what extent they Ire inte,
what Is due 10 any al The shareholder. ia The a...s
~ai'oa in the bill menIk'ned. what monte. hay.
eeea advanced by any pefson or person. for The
PURPOSES Of said association. what 10 doe from Se
association oS from any idvdua on its occotmt I,r
deoas contracted or any Of the purposes Of said as
se'eSotE HlsO what il due TO the said association or
holders Vi che shares fuS and on sccOuat q sep,s
sns pf"hs. aud from ~hon. together with all mai.
@ss' deemed pertinent by said commissioner or
sp~oAy rcqu'r' d by The parties giving due nulice
10 the parties Oh leave t proceed eIparte ifthey
~ any Of them. SeIng 81 notified. do n,a attend
And the cause 10 ceaIInued los such report
Cory TeSe,
ALEX. T. LAIDLEY, Crk
The defendants in the sboFe Gaze will take no.
"es that on Saturday, The 9Th day Of April neI,,
81 my office in the city of Wheeling. shall pro
coed TO take the accouats and sscesIsin the fac,
referred 10 me by foregoing decree.
JAS CLARKE
March Z. 1884
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WHEELING Mach II

The parties interested IN The Gregning decree.
will take notice that have appointed Thursday
the 2Oh day Of Apr! next q S43. )rt 10 o'clock A
NJ at my office ia the city uf Wheeling. to cum
mence tnking the accoun directed by SAID decree
and The said parties and al other persons dcsi.
ring TO prove their debts. ars hereby notified To
attend with their claims properly aurhen tcaIed and
prove the same JAS A CLARK Cunmis'r
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NIRGINIA-Al an inl.tme.l .aIe team OF b ,

lhSINIA-At an lntermed ate term OF q
Circuit Superior Couriuf LNw AMI ChaI Ger,
held for the county oGOhn. the court house the re-
nc on the 18th day Of February. ls43.
George Cous, Complainant
against
Arthur NJ Phillips, and Daniel ~ N"U"'e'S
Dunbar. Defendants
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
And, that this cause be referred 10 Edward II
FiIhugh ksq. rhn i'hereby appointed a cuInmIs.
Ssner for that purpose. ram and report wha
and how mnch Of The real and persouaI estate. en-
Jrlced IN the Sad deed Of trust In the bill mcniion-
d. hes been sold by the defendant Dunbar and a,
what prices. aud how much, Il any, uf SAID real
md personal estate. still remains unsUld, aud what
monies have been received by said Dunbar AZ lrus.
tee. under said de, d uf trust. and how much he has
paid out or disposed Of the same and what Steps II
any he has taken to collect The debts or claims as
signed To him by said deed OF trust Also what
it bts due the several parties provided for by
The deed Of trust in the bill enoued and for that
pOspOse, that he give notice to all persuns inIcres
ted under The said dee 4 Of trust Ivy advertisement
lar ihIrIy days ia some newspaper prin,ed in Tue
CITY OF Wheeling, Ia appear and prove their debts
or demands. taking such security O. The plaintiff
from them IS said commissioner may deem propcr
To pay him reasonable share of hIs eosis incurred
IN Ihe prosecution at This suit, and that he repurr
any other maiIsrs deemed pertinent by himse II VI
especially required by either party"
Copy Tesre, ALEX. Il. LAIDLEY, Crk.
Nelson for Cont. !
Lamb for Def's
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ITIRGINIA-Ara an Intermediate rrrm Of the

NIRGINIA-Ata an Intermediate FERN of the
v C'rru" Supcrior Court Of Law aud Chanc,rv
tOr the co'niy OF OnIu. held NJ the Cou,t H.,
Ih' REQ on The FIRST day Of February. IS43.
Th"mo. 6 Culhertspn. David + Greer, aud
Frederick II Greer partners under the firm
ofCUlberI.ou Il Greers co,pplainar,s =
ogdihst =
William I-amtdin a. Sens. md Lamb I'm Bra.
~ and Lamb. The North Western Baak of &
EHgihia. the Merchants H Mernanics Bank
oil Wheeling. and Dana Hubbard, &c.
defendants.
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Mar,h 9.-ts

N CHANCERY.-ln the Circuit Superior
n Court Oi Law ard Chancery Tor Ono cuuniy
BefTes"-Ar'hUr NJ Philips aud Daniel Lamb.
COmPLaiHonIs,
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kAN SEED. Ginseng snd Bs,swsr. wanisd
For which he highssi price will no paid In essb
~ OLIVER PRYOR. Unisn street
~ WhssFrs
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~ EW NOVEL BY JAMEs,-FoTsE Dsg. !.
~ romance u old times. Just received AID e.,
sale 81 the LITERARY DEPOT. Price IS ets
feb %
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CORNERSTONE SALR
n REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PRO.
~ PERTY.
Porter e. WaRoner

" PERTY.
Porter & Wagner,
vs.,
Isaac Springer and Others,
10 Chancery.-By virtue Of the decree pronouR-
eed ~ this cause, on the 10th day Of Novsmber
1882 the undersigned, will offer for sale al Ire
residence OF SAID Springer, 81 miles east of
vince ling on the National road on SATURDAY the
hrst day Of April next, the following personal
property belonging TO the d,fendant Is1rc
Springer, Ia WI. one horse, 2 cows, 2 feather
beds, bedsteads and bedding, I bureau 2 table,
dOz ehairl, large copper kettle and hogs
Also, one lot Of land containing one acre at
uated on the National road four and : bstf
miles east Of Wheeling. being the residence az
said Springer, together with the improvements
theFean.
Terms-Cash, for the purchase Of the p.yso,,t
property on Al sums 70 the amount Of 20 doiis.
over that sum, 50 days credit will be given. besr
gag interest from the day Of sale. Cor the req
estate, credit six, twelve and eighteen monfEs
With interest, the purchaser or purcha sers gtvry
bonds With gsOd secUriyfOr the payment III he
purchase monev, iOr said personal property 4 real
estate, and the title 10 sad land retained nnft H.
same ls paid. W MITCHELL, d s, for
ATeh.d Woods, Sheriff Ohio Co
feh ~ o. and Com int 49,. III
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NV NONEL Bk HBLWEHG
~ NHE LAST Or BARONS. Just received ,od
N Ter sale - the LITERARY DEPOT Price
70 cus. feb Is
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eau TOMAS there is a spurious mixprs
called Syrup Of Wild Cherry, purchasers ,boriJ
DC very particular to ask for DT NISTAR BAL
oam, and OBSERVE hls signature on the bottle
fTepaIed Tor the prophet ", and sold at whole
street Philadelphia - ''iOr
sold Wholesale and retail, by J CRUMBAC-
hEh bhesiing, Also, by l. Will OK, Piffs-
turgt, and in al most every town aod YillaS.
through the country ioH'
PRICE 81 90 A BOTTLE
% Ii
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Township eighty three, Of range FIVE.
An Island ia the Mississippi ryer containing thy-
one 80 100 acres forming paTs OF sections thhy iouT
and thirty five, in township seseny-eigh', oil range
three
North Of The base line and Htsi Of the 5h principal
meridian.
townships eighty-t@o and eighy-lhree, of range
one.
Az the Land Office at FAIRFIELD, commencing
on Monday the second DAY Of October next Tor the
disposal Of the public lands hereinafter designa''u
viz:
North Of the base line aud Wtt Of the 5h principal
meridian.
Township seyenty-six, of range nine.
An island N the Mississippi tiyeI forming paris oil
sections seventeen eighteen and nineteen IN Town
.hip sixty-oight of range two, and parts at sections
thirteen and twenty four, Of township sixty'eish' OF
range three.
par of section SIX, in town hip seventy OF range
one, and parts of sections one and twelve IN town
ship seventy, of range Two.
A island in the Missis'ippi river forming parts OF
SECTIONS fifteen sixteen, twenty.one and twenty TWO
except that portion of the Island within the mils o
section sixteen AMI two islands in the same aver
one Of them Turning portion of sections twenty
two, twenty six and tweniy-seven, and the other
parts of sections twenty-five and twenty seVen-ail
IN township seventy -four, of range two.
Three islands in The Mississippi river, forming
seven tweniy-eirbt twenly-nine and ihiriy'two, 10
township seventy-one, of range one
Huron Island and six small islands in the MissIa-
sppi river, forming parts OF sections three, nine ten
hneon sixteen tweniy-one, twenty-five, twenty
thee, twcntysx ~ eniy seven and thirty i"uI eh
ceIt so much of Huron Island lies within the
limits of section sixteen in township seven'y-twe, OF
range one.
An Island in the Mississippi river, forming part OF
section three, in township seveny-wo, OF range one,
and part of section thirty -four, in township seventy
lhIer, of range one.
An island in the Mississippi river, forming parts OF
sections twenty twenty seven and thirty "ur IN
township seventy three, OF range one f..
Four islands in the Mississippi river, forming parts
If sections twenty eight to thiriy-ve inclusive, in
tow nship seventy -seven, of range one.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military other purpose will be excluded from sale.
The sales will each lie kept open for two weeks,
(uness the lands sooner disposed of) and no
longer, and private entries OF land in the town
ships offered will be admitted until after the exIi
ration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
this eighth day OF June, Ammo Domini lSi3
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho IL BLAME,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
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yenty seventy seyen, eighty one, niney -fye eirhty
nine ninety three nne'y-seveo one hundred and one
one bundled and five hundred and ninc one
hundred and ihIIte,n, one hundred aud t,,elte,p
one hundred and twenty one, and one hundred sii
twenty-five rePr 'enlcd ulon The plan OF tle sa.i
tow n, prepared 10y The Surveyor General Of me Tn
utoly Of Florida.
The sale will be kept open for two wc,ks (uul,..
the lots sooner disposed % and no longer aud ma
private entry Of any lot, "fleTed, will be admitted
until at er the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under NY hand at the Guy OF Wash.nsr.r
this eighth day Of June, Ammo Domni 1913
JOHN TYLER
BY the President:
Tho. IL. BLAME,
Commissioner Of The General Land ON. &.
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Sections thihy-seyon and thirty eight, Ia township
seventeen; sections five "a nine, inclusive h"eeH'
nineteen, tweGiyon twenty .l""' '"I"ly 49,
thirty thifi y-One thliy four, anu thfy-
6,e Ia township nineteen; sections thirteen twenty
twenty one, twenty tSO t~enly-lhiee, twenty iouI
twenty seven twenty-eght twenty nine, 'hlry anu
thfty one, in township twenty,one racloh"I se'''o"
six, ia township twenty-five, ot range twenty h'',
Sections thirteen, fourteen fifteen, seventeen an"
eighteen, in township twenty-one, OF range twenty
six.
Sections thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, seventeen eigh-
teen, twenty-five, twenty three and t~enty-iouf' W
township twenty zone Of range twenty-se'eh'
Sections fory-one and fony-lwo. in township TWEEN
w sections three 10 ten, IncusiVei sections h'een
seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty, lwenty-"hei
TWENTY-FIVE, twenty three, twenty -four, twenty-five
iweny-six, twenty seven, thiuy-h'e and ihir'y-sG
in township enty -onei and fractional sections one
and two, in township twenty-five, OF range twenty
| eight
Sections four, five, six seven, eight nine ten four
teen and fne,n, in township twenty-five, Ct range
| twen:y-nne.
fractional sections one, two and three, in township
twenty one and sections or lots three four, i've and
| six IN tow nship twenty four, OF range thirty.
Sections or lots one TO fifteen inclusive, and seven
| teen to twenty-six inclusive in township twenty
| one sections or lots 10 thiry-hve (except SIX
teen inclusive, in township twenty-woi sections 81
lots To siXty-,wO, Except shetn) inclusive, u
| township twenty three sections or lots one to nj
teen inclusive seventeen, and nineteen To thlity'sev
en- inclusive, township twenty four, OF range thur
! y-one
Sections or lots TO fory-tour inclusive, (exoep
six ecn,) in township twenty-five; sections or lot
one to Twelve inclusive in township twenty'three, o
range lhirty-two.
Sections or lots 10 seven, inclusive, In town
ship twenty-five; aud sections OF lots one to fifteen
inclusive, and seventeen and eighteen, IN township
twenty three, Of range ihiry-thre
Lands Appropriated by law for the use OF schools
military or other purposes will be excluded from sale
! The sales will each Ice kept open Tor two weeks
| (unless the lands disposjd ot,) and no
| longer and no private entries of land ia the tow
| ships go offered, will lie admitted until after the
| plGhtion of the two weeks.
! Given under my hand at the City of Washington
this eighth day OF Jun, Ammo Domini, 1913
JOHN TYLER.
| BY the President:
Tho III BLAZE,
| Commissioner Of lie General Land Office.
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NOTICE

In pursuance of The provisions Of the act of Com.
gIess, approved I'd March, 1888, entitled An sct h,
establish a town al st. Marks, FLORIDA the R,ui.,,
and Receiver of the Land Office at Tallahassr, a. !
be required, prior 10 the day of sale to ascer,lIn M
value of any Improvements which may have boom
made" The lots designated 10 this proclamation f. .
spectively, and the purchaser at public sale or ,y
lot upon which there are such improvements o.l,r
than the owner thereof, shall IN addition 10 the sum
to be paid 10 the United States be- aEd hereby rs l
quifed TO pay To the owner of the improvement, .I
value OF them as thus asceItained and IT paym,,t
therefor shall no, be made upon The day on Wh,gIus
purchased, the lot shall be again Offered a,
public sale the next day OF sale aud such lrr..n
shall not he capable Of becoming the purchaser iI,
any other lot offered 1t that public sale Prgr.d.
That If any lot offered and hid on on the l.sl..,
of the public sale shall not be thus paid for be -.I
may be entered at private sale upon paying 10 lIr
United States the sum at which 1t was bid on an, m
The owner OF the improvement s. the previously aa.,-
tanned value thereof"
BY the act Of Congress Aforesaid, the mrun
price Of each lot Is fixed at twenty-five dolldrs.
THO. II. BLAKE
Commissioner Of The General LAM IN.
June If---t22d Oct.
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BY THE PREsIDENToF THE U. STATES.

bi lhE fRESlDENIOF The u. STATES.
pursuance of law, J. JoHs TYLER, Pres;-
Dent OF The United States OF America, do hereby
declare and make known that public sales will be
held at the aforementioned Land Offices IN The
State OF MICHIGAN at the periods hereina fer de-
signaed, To wit
AT the Land Office at GEi;ESSEE, Commencing
on Monday the ninth day OF October next for The
disposal OF the public lands within the limits of The
aforementioned townships and fractional townships
TO wit:
North The base line and east Of he meridian.
townships tLiny thirty two, thirty three and
thirty four, and fractional township thirty five boz,
denng on Lake Huron, of range SIX.
townships thirty one, thiriy.two and thirty three
and fractional township thirty -four, bordering on
Lake Huron Of range seven.
Fractional tow nships ihiTty.one thiuy.two tb,tt,.
three add thIriy-our, bordering on Lake Huron an,
Thunder Bay, Of range eight.
Fractional townships thirty, thiry-onc thiuy-two
and thirty three bordering Lake Huron, OF rang,
nine.
Fractional township thirty, ~ range ten.
North Of the base line and Hest The meridian
Township ihuy-hve, and fractional township,
thirty-sr, thirty seven and thirty eight bordering OF
Lake Huron and Mullcis Bay, o. range one
Township. thirty FIVE, thirty-sir and lhiriy-sev
and fractional townships thirty eight and thirty nine
bordering on Lake Huron, FRANCE two
A the Land Office at DETROIT. commencnp
on Monday, the tweny-fhn day Of September ne ~
Tor the disposal Of the public lands within the limit.
Of the following detached tracts viz:
The 10, number one in section eight; lot number
nine IL section nine; lots three four and five in sec
ton seventeen, and lot number one in section eigb.
teen, which have recently been surveyed 10 tow n.
ship sir, South Of range ten, East ofthe meridian
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools
military, or other purposes, will be excluded from
,ale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks
unless the lands are sooner disposed OF and no lon
ger and no private entries Of land, in the TOWNSHIPS
naHa cd Mill a., ..u.. -
Of the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington
this eighth day Of June, Ammo Domini isA3
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
Tho. II. BLAME
CommissiOHer Of He General Land OHee.