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TN OIllI GH

All persons interested will take notice
that the undersigned petitioners have this
day filed their petition in The Office ofihe
clerk of the court Of common pleas for
the county Of Carroll, in the State
Of Ohio; praying said court to vncate n
part Of tho town Of Leesburgh in said
county, described as follows: Lots No.
73, 7S, 10, S4, 85, 90, 81, 50, SO o.,
90, l02, lO3, IO7, and l0S together with
the streets and alleys adjacent thereto;
and that said petitioners claim title to
said described lots, as The ossignees Of the
proprielofs OF said town; and that on the
first day Of the next Term of said court
to be- holden in and for said county or
some subsequent day thereof. said peti,
TONERS will mako application to said
court TO have said part OF said town above
desCribed vacated
THOMAS CUMMINGS,
ELI WlLLEMAN, g.
THOMAS BUSBY.
BY L, r. ECKLEY,
their Attorney
April II, 1913 60.
Priater's fee 3 3,75*-e.
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ROAD TldOE?EUTF4

NOTICES hereby given to all whom
il may concern, that there will he pc
ti,ion presented to the Trustees of Lee
township, Carroll county and state Of
Ohio, at their next meeting to be held at
Harlem in said township, on Saturday
the lst day Of July next. praying for a
road commencing at or near the house
Of Philip B. Blazer; thence the nearest
and best way, to inlersect tho road load
ing from the mouth Of Yellow creek, to
CarroIlon, noar the house of William
McEoud, where the old road ln!ersected
said Yellow creek road &c.
PHILIP B. BLAZER.
Juno 9, 1913. Petitioner
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NO,rlNE

is hereby given to all persons 'nieres.
led lhatat my instance a writ OF attach
meOl was this day issued by Leonard
Harsh, Justice OF tho Peace of IlnrrI.
son township, in the county OF Carroll
and etate of Ohio, against the golds
chquels, righio moneys aud eGecte Of An
thony Wicoxon, M absent debtor.
WILLIAM WOODS.
May 23l, lG43.
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WA IT5TI37lg

By the subscribers, in Bolivar, Ohio
1000 yards Tow Linen. for which a
lair price will be paid in exchange lor
Dry Goods.
A. D. TEIAYER & Co.
Bolivar, Dec. /, 1912
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April 7, 1913.
v EGETABLE OHNTHa ENT;
For The Piles, FiSsareS, sc.

Afle" a practice Of more than thirty
years, and Witnessing a great amount OF
human suffering from thus distressing
maIady, and believing that the remedies
heretofore discovered for its cure, are al
most an entire failure, short oil an opera
ton by the igature, wire or knife, Dr
Humphreys has been induced 10 beslow
uncommon attention to the subject, with
design to discover q remedy that would
possess the power to remove the Iotiam
nation and dlsperse the tumeIactlon OF
the parts, and al the same tine be a
mlld and desirable remedy. His antici
pations have been most fully answered ),
for discovery combining active lDgre~
dents which, in the composition produce
modified results, aud increased rlficienc 1
as a medical agent, and although lis
base is composed of highly active in
gredieGts. its notifications are such that
it becomes as composition, perfectly
mild, and adapted to the use Of the most
delicate subject.
AS test Of sincerity and confidence
in tho remedy, the subscriber pledge
himseIfto perfect cure of Piles in al
cases that may he submitted 10 his man
agement or in case OF failure in any case
no charge will be made for The olo'
ment,
For sale, in CarrolIton, at the Drul
Store OF
r. KENNEDY,
Mach QI 1sI9
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NOTICE

Is hereby gven TO the eclll2ens Of New
fIagerstown, Carroll county, Ohio, aud
all peraons concerned, that petition
will be presented p The Court of Com
,non Pleas at lla neXt lormi praying for
the vacation Of the following out lots,
adjoining said town, VIZ; Lots Nos. !
2. 3. 4, 8 G, 7, s, 0, 10, II 10, II,
Is. IG, II, ls, TO, 90, 81, %, %, 81, 25,
81, %, 90, %, aud 50.
SAMUEL DUNLAP, Sr.
MOy 10, 1913
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40 the Public.
TWNHE hest bargains and the best as
a sortment oi
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS
Ever offered in Bolivar may now be
found at the storeof
A. D. THAYER & Co.
Where purchasers are invited to call and
examine.
Bolivar, Jan 6, lS43.
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TAILORING
j. u. q HIGC& &I&,

j. u. NfEIIti %IIl7
-TA ESPECTFULLY nlorms the cIlI-
"a, zens Of CarrolIton Svicnhy, that
he IS Nr"pnrcd, at his shop two doors
cost If the CnrgoIton Hall, to carry on
the ahoye business in all ils vorlous bran
chez, ~ TIN ncatest md most substantial
monpcr. Those who ayor him with
their custom, he natters himself, will not
rrvrcl II, as II will be hls constant'aim tc
give general satisfaction.
vCauoINon, Aprl.7, 1913.
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ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO E.

NOTICE is hereby given to all those
Indebted to the estato Of John J. Renni
er, late Of Carroll county, Chic. decd, to
make immediate payment TO the under.
signed administrator; and all those tav
ing claims against said estate are reques
ted to present them, properly auhenlca'
ted for settlement, within one year from
this date.
JOHN ADAM RENNIER.
Administrator.
March 81, IS43.
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Final Accounts,
FILED AT THE MARCH TERM
A. D, lS43

A. D. lS43
Final account of Jeremiah M'Bride,
Adm'r. OF Samuel M'Bnde, decd.
FIRST account OF Leonard Harsh and
James Baxter, Executors Of Cornelius
Baxter, deed.
Final account Of Daniel Earnst Gunr.
dian Of Phoebe Lewis aud Mary Ann
Lewis.
Final account Of Jacob Tope, Guar
dian Of Sarah Pitlinger.
wall DO presented at the next Tern
for settlement,
DANIEL NCOOK, Clerk
Clerks Office, Carrollon, o
April 2l, ls43
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From The New York Watchman

From the New York Watchman
COrertS Balm of Life We invite The
particular attention OF our readers to this
most excellent medicine advertised IN
this paper If we may reyoE The uni
ted testimony of numbers of The first phv
slclans in this country, then we must
ADMIT this mixture TO be one of The most
valuable articles for the cure of chronic
bronchitis ever disc overed And OH
eerve, In this respect how much It differs
from the numerous Hostruns so much
pufed in The papers Not one OF those
medicines, whether pills, powders, or
syrups, has received The approval ol any
considerable number ofthe medical pros
tesslon But il is not so with Cover's
Balm of Life. it is remarkable tact
that this medicine has been approved by
large number If regular physicians,
TO whom the recipe has been submitted,
a fact that cannot be affirmed by any ono
of the quack medicines which abound
at the present dOv
For sale at the Drug Store OF Robert
Kennedy; and at the Store Cf jackson
4 Thompson, Carrolhon, Ohio Also
Boxer and Dempsler, Lcesburgh, Car
rol county
CurroIIIon, Nov II, l842
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.yumiatta Iron 4 Nails.

S Cons assorted juniatn Iron.
06 Kegs do do Nails, just re
celying on consignment and for sale low
for cash or merchontahle produce by
A. G GATLETT.
WollsvilIo, Jan 81, l8i3,
N 3. A good stock of Iron & Nails Of
best Juniatu Braods kept constantly on
hand.
A. G. C.
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REGULAR LADY CONTRIBUTORs

REGULAR LADY CONTRIBUTORS
Mrs Ann s Stephens, Mrs i F. 81
let, Mass Frances s. 0sgood Mrs Seba
Smith, Ms A NJ 4 AMMAN Ms E r.
Steele, Mrs IA 81 Leon Loud, Mrs Ly
d,a Sigomney, Mrs Emma T. Embwy,
Miss Hannah F Gould, Miss M A
BrOwne, Miss A.D Woodbridge, Mrs
Emeliac S Smith, Mrs Caroline Orne.
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SAMUEL BAKERS ESTATE
NOTICE % hereby gwen Tint the suh'
scrlber ba' b"en appointed and qualified
as administrator Of tho cstnrc OF Samuel,
Bakrr Ia Of Carroll county, deceased,
Dnd5Bo Elsi township, Carroll county
this 9Th doy Of May, A, D t84S.
JOHN ARTHUR.
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CERTIFICATE.

THIS certIties that for tweve Years |
was afflicted with sickness and during
this tlme | applied TO a number of the
most sklfuI and celebrated ply sicIaus we
have among US, without any permanen,
benefit to myself as my compainls con
tinued to increase upon me.
To describe all my i'll feelings would
be out of my power had no appetite,
was troubled with severe pain in my
side, great distress after taking food, q
dull heavy feeling in my head amounting
almost to stupidity, numbness of my
Ilmba, could get no refreshing sPep, my
food did ne no good, my bowels were con.
tlnuaIly out Of order, and was obliged
to take physic often which would only
give me momentarY relief; all my ditfi =
cuItles continued TO increase to such a
degree lhR; ] Igave up all kinds of labor
and considered mJ sell lncurabo. About
two years 3qoI procured a bottle OF DR.,
Stark weather'5 III patio Elixir, which |
took according 10 directions, and soon
had The satisfaction 10 find my health
improving which gave NE confidence in
the medicine. continued the use of it
until | took about four bottles, which
has restored me to as good state o
health as ever enjoyed SO far rs | lnowl
| have labOred this season on a farm and
have not lost one days labor during The
time. So | can safely say that the Eepd
attic Elixir, and This alone, has rtstor,
my health for have taken no Other med
icine since | commenced using it,
GIDEON HOLLEY,
Uxbridge, Aug 80, l840.
For sale, in Carrollton, at the Drug
Store Of
r. KENNEDY.
Anil Y I0dQ
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Dv. Staria w cagncG's a-stA' a.
iC ElixiT,


Though much has rtceuty been said
in relation to Dr., Starkweather's IlepaD.
&c ElIXlr,ye the question is dally asked
what is your opinion of this much talked
Of medlcIng2 our reply invariably Is, that
it IS lhe best rem,dy for bilious diseases
or the Liver Complaint IN all lls forms,
that has ever come within our knoWodge
Proof OF which Is daily and alnosl hour.
ly given ds by persons who have used
il, and who have derived he creates, ben
fl from it, and whose testimony 10 the
most substantial and uudrniabe. The
demand Tor it continues TO increase and
at this mnment exceeds that of any other
medicine in our catalogue. Wherever il
Is placed for sale orders are almost in
stantIy forwarded for additional supplps,
and it has now become The most popular
article oil medicine now 10 use. and has
obtained this celebrity by It's own intrln
sic merits. Not single indIvidua out
OF the thousands who have used 1t, has
been disappointed IN It's beneficial Effects;
on lbe contrary all are united IN beslow.
ing upon it that unqualified NEED OF
praise to which II is So justly emitted,
The Medical Faculty contrary to their
usual practice with articles termed pat
ent medicines, have gwen this prepara .
tlon their sanction, and moi ony permit
their patients to use it, hut in many in y.
stances prescribe 1t themselves,
The Proprietor has been in the prac
tice of medicine and a member of the
Medical Society oil Massachusetts Tor 30
years. The medicine is prepared under
his immediate inspection, aud cannot be
classed with the many useless anc
da ngerous nostrUms which are pamet
upon the public merely for the sake o
gain. Every person who is 10 the eas
inclined to bilious habits should at once
commence its use, e. they can positively
rely upon its superior efficacy q healing
and curative properties.
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This medicine is doing wonders AL
most every person who buys ihls article
comes recommended by others who have
used 1t themselves, which speaks volumes
in I's favor For dyspepsia, bronchitis,
coughs, colds, consumption, lis equal
does not exist We hope The ,.flllcted
will turn their attention 10 this valuable
article
The following certificate from Mr..
Chaslney Of Ne" York city, whose vita
has been twice or thrice so low as to
leave but little hope Of her recovery, shat
here epeak for itself:
Mr Covert - Dear Slr-Mrs Chagtnev
has taken two bottles ol Your Balm of
Lite and 10 NY surprise, is now in bet
ter health than have known her to be
for severa years She has teen tfflict
ed with a severe cough for fifteen wears,
and by many Physicians, her lungs has
been pronounced IncurabIe She has
several times been so low that it was
thought she could not recover. Now
her cough, comparatively speaking, is
hardly visible, and the dartng pains oC
the lungs have subslded Mrs. G has
taken variety Of medicines, but never
experienced so much relief as she has
from yonr valuable Balm Of Lite 1t is
from sense Of gratitude and feeling
for others similarly situated, that | write
you this certificate
Other members Of my family have u
,sed it with decided benefit
am, dear sir,
Very respectfully, yours,
EDWARD CHASTNEY.
Merchant, l40 BOwery
The nature of The composition OF the
Rev. |. Coverts Balm Of Life, having
been fully explained to the following
medical gentlemen, they have consented
/ that they NAV be referred to as authori
ty for its utility as an expeclorant in
those chronic cases Of pulmonary dis
ease, in which that class of remedies is
indicated
D. NJ Reese, NJ, n. Professor of Tho
Theory aud Practice Of Medicine in III
A banv Medical oIIege.
] M'Naught en-. NJ, D Professor o
Anatomy and Physiology in the Fairfield
Medical College
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NEW VOLUME
or THE
COMPANION
AND
Literary ExpOsieOp,
Published By VIM w. Snowden, N York
The volumes of this old and popular
Magazine commence with The May and
November numbers.
EDITORS
MRS. LYDIA H SIGOURNLY,
MRS. EMMA c. FMBURY,
WlLLIAM w. SNOWDEA.

A the urgent solicitation oil thousands
of subscribers and readers, the Ladies'
Companion in fulure, will be printed
upon a larger type.
The general complaint has been, that
the size of tbetype upon which the work
has been printed since its commence
ment was too small. To obvate such
complaints, a splendid Gount Of new Bur
goise type. (Which is size larger than
that formerly used,} has been pursbas.
ed from the foundry of George B, ace &
Co of this city--upoD which The Indies
Companion and Literary Expositor will
hereafter be printed, commencing with
the May number, l843.
TO give greater strength to tho Lite
rary character of the Magazine, he VAL
liable aid of Mrs Lydia II. SIgourney
and Emma G. Embury has been secured
for the Editorial Department.
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EmeIiac S. Smith, Mrs Caroline Orne.
Hon Mrs Norton Mrs S. C. HGU,
Mrs Gore Miss N. A. Milford, Maria
EdgeporM, Mary Howitt, OF England,
have promised to contribute, hereafter
to the pages Of the Ladies' Companion
and Literary Expositor. TO tho above
unqualified list may be added The fol
lowing
GENTLEMEN CONTRIBUTORS.
Professor J, II I0gr0hom, w Oil
more S'mms, L. Fitzgerald TasiStro,
Henry w Herbert, Seba Smith William
WaIiace, (Kenlueky,) William B. Tap
pan, Aadretr McMakin, VIM G. HO,oard
W. s. Mayo, M D James r. Fields,
John G. McCabe, NJ d Isaac MLellan,
T r A. DwaDage, VIM Abbott, ENG
iand) Henry r Tucterman Req J. H.
CI;nch George P. Morris, Rgfus DG'Oes
Epes Sargent, Nathaniel r. Willis,
William q Burton, Edgar A Poe, A
d Paterson, Horato Gates, Henry B.
Hirst L. G, w. Patten, u S. A., JOHN
BroHgham, (Eogland
OCCASIONAL CONTRIBUTORS.
Sheridan KaotOIeS, John Neat, Mark
Lemdn, Professor +. B, CGfDsrt j.
Blanche, B Shelton MaCkeazte, Late
GrenpiUc MelLcn, DouglaSs JerrOld, Late
Samuel Woodworth, W. 7. Mon'crieft,
F. w. Thomas, W, II AjasUorth.
Among the number Of Contributors TO
the Ladies' Companion, above eUumera
ted, will. perceived the names Of ma.
ny, whose charming productions have
given Iustre TO our national literature,
and whose reputation is identified with
tho progression of this country to thai
position IN the world of letters, to which
they have heen sgnaIIy instrumental in
advancing it; and among them, there will
be found The names of ladies who have
established tho claim OF woman to the
possession of the loItiest intellect, in its
more refined and delicate characteristics,
and have reared an enduring monument
to the virtues and elevation of their sex
The talents of the contributors, il will
be perceived, arc of the most varied cha.
raCter. BY this, 1t IS rendered certain
that every taste will he gratlfied-lhat
every branch of elegant literature will
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CLOTgES.
Z1TI9TlT-1EI.

-AGEa, SILKS, Gloves, MHls,
Hosiery, Ribbons, Dress handkerchiels,
Lawns, Painted musins, MouaoIIne de
Lnine, Cap studs &c, for sale byl
!. ATKINSON g. Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

ILLlNOiS.--Ihe Lower House has
disposed OF the Shawneetown bank bill,
providing for the appointment OF Bank
com miSsiOners, ana asserting the right
on the part Of the Legislature TO repea !
contracts. The vote stood Z TO 81.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PKO'
~ PERTY.
Porter g. Wagner,
ys,
Isaac Springer and others,
IN Chancery.-By virtue Of the decree proncun-
ced in tAIs cause, on the 10Th day Of November
1872, the undersign cd, will offer for sale, at the
residence Of said Springer I miles east OF
Wheeling Oh the National road, on Saturday the
first day Of April next, the following personal
property, belonging 70 the attendant ls3cc
Springer, To vii. one horse, cows, feather
beds, bedsteads and bedding bureau, tables,
I doz chairs, large copper kettle, and hogs.
Also, one lot Of land containing one acre, SIT
uated on the National road, four and nail
Mules east of Wheeling. being the residence Of
said Springer, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms-Cash, for the purchase Of the present
property, on ali sums 10 the amount Of2O dolls
ovorth sum, 60 days credit will be gwen beat
lag interest from the day Of sale. FOT the real
estate credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
with interest the purchaser or puTCha7 glyiLg
bonds vith good secunty,iOr the payment oil the
purchase money for said personal property " real
estate, and the title 20 "a land retained un; the
same IS paid. w MITCHELL, ID ), for
Arch'd Woods, Sheriff ONO Go.
feb p e and Commissioner int his behalf
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zANLs,lIIr - e2.

In IaL6s,ii!e Wheat seems sia,r,laTy at AZ Ct
T"r b. sL' Lead G'ur at S2.55 IoF bb!. Corn ! b
10 ! cts. Oats IL 10 10. Butisr : 10 II. Clio
Yer seed oboHf 50 so and Timothy seed 81 so pei
hUshel. The supply ofgroccries Is limited but a.
beat equal To- the demand; aHd Preparations ore
making iOr fall supply suon as navigation y
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ANornER GREAT CuRE PERroRMEn


New York. September 3O,h. lS42-Gen,s: am
m1chinisi by trade. and the duties oi my business
require that should al lines exert myself To snch
an extent that the system becomes entirely relaxed
aud the body overcome 81 ih heat, that Il Is with
great difficulty can nvuid contracting severe cold
] look cold from this about twu months az az
sub equenily fell into the midst of some machine
ry, winch seriously injured my breast and produced
severe hacking cough, aud was. Us | considered
last apppaching an nntimely death. ! was attend.
cd by TWO physicians, Who considered my case hope.
less; however. determined, a last resort To try
some of your invaluable Iurehomnd Candy and
after using small quantity, I hound almost imme-
date ree and using four large packages. 1t reslursd
me io-Perieot health. My physician also attributes
The csuse of my recovery To The Of your lIUre-
hound Candy. Yours truly,
J p MATTHEW'S. No | Orchard st.
To Mcssrs Pease e. S,n, - Division II.
Psf there is one that is scepical in regnrl
io the vIrtussoi Pease's HOGehouid Candy, should
tie very happy 10 see them. | sincerely believe il
Is the oniy Thing that saved me from The grave
r NJ.
For sale by JAS BAKER and
HIRAM KANE,
feb - Wheeling. Va.
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GOOD "A young fellow by tho Lu the OF Wisely.
reading .omeyyhere out west IN a at OF j,aluusy,
recently attempted to stab another by the OF
'Touwcll. IA seems the young lady who caused the
,sispu,e was One who loved not UiSeiy. boz IOU.
srtR - Raj Reg.
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oI1nCER. BROTHERS S. CO
/ Commission Merchants,
NOR the sale Of Tobacco auI Produce gsuorsl
= Iy, a'i Tor tIe pG. chase % Metchandlse.
PHILADELPHIA.
L.n>sl! advances made CA consigumenls
tsciereuccs John McLure. E>q.
Caldwell Esq. Pfesr NJ & VI Bank.
bfady. Esl. Cashier
List Ia. Cash'r North Western Bank.
Messrs Craugie x Ballcys.
jan 2l-Gm Wheeling. Va.
THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
VIZ. subscriber was robbed on his late passagr
4 irJm C!ncinnar: 10 Wheeling Ola JUar5
'he siecmb'at Lutte Ben Franklin ol lUry eigh,
hundred aud hi'y dollars. (slsjOl IN Treasury
notes. VIZ:
SIX $500 ro,cs.
Seven,eeuSl0O 90
| Three 80 do
There had accrued sbou, 5000 interest on thu,
/ same. n common percussion pistol was stolen Ut
'he same time, luadcd with one ounce ball aud 3
smaller balls. The robbery Iok place LctNcer
Portsmouth. Ohio aud Gu, audotie. Va on Saturday
n'ehi' the 2lst inst. The above reward OF one
thousand dol ars Will DO poid upon The return OF
,he m"aey, or IA proportion for auy part Of IT, Br.
Ners aud others requested To stop any suspicu ms
persons Offering said money aud add ess the sub.
s'uOer. EDWARD SAUNDERS.
jan &o-lm Buckingham G H.. Va
National lnielligencer, Cincinnati G zrite and
LOUISVILLE Journal copy to the amour, oil 50 each
and charge this otfre.
VIRGINIA IN CHANCERY-At RuIes he'd Iu IA .
clerk ; Office of the Ctcuit Superior court Of
Law and ehanCery for the county of Ohio in
the m3nth Of February l5s3.
James Reilly Complainant.
Joseph Reilly and WI liam Blaekstock, William
Bet and Nathaniel Holmes, partners under the.
hrin o, BIackstock, Bell Il Co.
The defendants .lack stock, Bell q Co. not
having lterod their appearance and gwen sccu.
fty according 10 cue act Senbiy * the rules o
ms court, and II appearing by satisfactory proof
mat they are not inhabitants of the common
wealth OF Virginia motion Of the complain
ant Oy counsel, u Is ordered that the SAID deien
danis do appear here on the fret day of the next
sprinY term Of tins court, and answer the SAID
cOmpldlnants bill, aud that a copy Of thIs order
De t9rthwIth inserted ga some newspape printed
IN the city OF w heehng, for two months success
siYely, and posted at the front door Of the court
ALEX 4 LAIDLEY, clerk.
Wheat. Tor compr. fsha
fHNO SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
Just received AT the sign OF the Big Rad Boo,
100 lbs halt blend Shoe Thread.
100 lbs Green
, pairs Boot Trees
- Crimps.
225 Lasts
Also. variety OF other shoe fadIugs which will
be sold on accommodating terms.
feb ii SAN'L MCLALLEN.