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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01
MILLINERY GOODS,
,,,I,, D ROD CASH

CHEAP FOR CASH.
TIME gubscriher would respectfully invite IMtT-
sh;s and ssiB s4 y'1"s door ' from Ps
ss AID FRS, street below W4ert He ha, taken great
M good, na % R:f '3f9 GaEAr moi }e
his assortment he the bst selected OF ay IN IT,, e.' IND
hr buTs aid sells or cash they help cheapest
The reputation he already has Of selling Nline.y Zoos
ducr,lt for rsons call before putehsas He attends
The auction sales daily .va hm.e OF the bargains Thai
may 'sf an" u 'af' 70 give ''." 70 L. NJ STEVENS.
N.w-York, September L, 1873. ol2 lmis
rHEAPEoT CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
BST .sT a.l s-f @hes e
nor English @ PIX Double Snjtne Es 5 IN. TX ain
I'D S eh hsng fsss sRs
a-d al o prices 70, CASH will be sold 2a 70 80 F cen.
lower than any other establishment N ;his CITY, og 's p'ee
GoMSfSHoN INGRAM CARPETING. q cd Pc, 70 u
F1HE MY RalH CAiRRPETi%G per
JS WHR1b B5&s5 H 216 SIS
II s;s 's
s's, sss,! 2Gzs;z
ppwc00Ds H0trSEKEEPINC1A ARTICLES,
& l. HOLMES, No. q jon, str-t, b,twe e
lece M. ne" ana desaI S
G2ds fo the Of by 't Good. Hous e Of the
~ n-ces al Who'll sale aud sstai nave la'eiy 1ecafea
ea SS.id6o.dved Clnths and Cas- !metes'
Sized and fancy, eo'oted Ca'slme'es; ssnnets:
IN Cashmere Vestnss; -
f hlcH CC1c,t;ngs: Plaids or children.
French Metinoes; Thibet G!9fh; A Up .;.,
rrsnch and Anne lean Prints;
r. j welsh End Rogers P.tent flannsls'
domestic and other Fannels; Cation do;
pl,nket, Of al sizes qualities;
lia siles Quilts I'd Geunte1paae IS; C9To:iaois'
Dr,pery Musllns; Furniture Chint1 and Dimiski'
T.be and Piano Covers; Toile. Covers
brusgets; Bazes Stair Linens; -,:,,..
iGsh Li,itns Of the best bleach, Of all daaiitlfs'
Lins. $ to T., t,da, s s 10 a s'
Il ., sIu r. HI Cloths s.d Napkins; Towel IS;
oif3 Shifting. and "nS fhes9 :, 81 L Sss c?
Ped Law Lawn h Iias c ea es GaRbrs Has
Back Gros de Rhn. SILKS esas PED e! NINE Host
Fseh se E3d S. anf iae at
With variety Of o sros S and
Jots'stree:, ps. I'D. Russia Diapers oD
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p. 4INTLNG II OIL

Mas. H g PEtLEY, No . Third stree,
IN instruct Clas. Of Ladies La ldsc,pe Painting. COM
naneinc on the lst OF November.
TIn, lively. dollars PER quarter OF wentyouI lesson;
ErFtREscEs:
Nes,r s. F. B. Morse, President Of the National Academy
OF Design,
Town Davis Architects Merchants Exchange
f;eprr. Harvey. A, Has iass. \. York o3l 5t,s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01
THE CHRISTIAN GIFT FOR 1914.
Valuable Book for Families.

THE CHRISTIAN GIFT FOR 1874.
Valuable Book for Families.
Just published and for sale az III Fulton street,
DOLLAR BOOK HALF PRICE,
SEARS NEW AND COMPLETE PlCTO-
RIAL HISTORY Or TIE HOLY BIBLE.
With several hundred EngIa"uss.
% Price s.; 700 large octave pages, elegantly bound IT..
gilt and etterel. - Pamphlets containing Recommends
lions &c supplied gratis, as above.
~ AGENTS wanted in town and county. o2 ln's'
GALES PHILOSOPHICAL Teachers aud
" Paents-Jus published at the Office of the Tribune
the Teu, edition OF Elements OF Natural PhosoPhy tui
bracin the general principles Of Mech1ncs
Hylrauics, Pneomacs Acoustics. Optics, Elecif'sns
Galvani,m Magnetism and Astronomy illustrated py
eral hundred engraving Designed for schools
and private learners b. leonard D. Gale 81 D Wv.
OF Geology and Mleralosy the UniTetSity ~ o.
York aud Lecturer Chemistry and Natural
Price full bound at retail, 50 cen,,s 30 dozen 10 'ese''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

COTTON SAIL rUCK.-Nos. 10 10 heavy 30
y nch Cav's, for T.rp."ns 10 sr" 70 inch. for PaI-y
''s4' BRIScKERHoFF, FOX g PoLHEMUs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01
STEAM REFINED CANDY.

ID l.. s. a. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich corner
X dFl-b7uhors.ryee. are constantly manufacturing By
.,eo. "a and have n@ on hand large assortment OF Csqd
Of superior q1-y, suitable foT the souhsrn m'iket
,s s',s climate harder and d.er than made from raw su
warm N- o. Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

OARS FEATtERS-a K. THOMPSON. 90
aver street rs, Jus, r-rrreI PER Also. aul oes ot
lie s,on Pm, rxr. itch sGorE.f c",fuI
~ ~. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

THt. HIGHEST PREMIUM OF toe American
In,,i for s;rel P-nt aa,ip AWARDED 10 C. isht
Co The mod, adopted BUN, shius the points OF thee
re, to lie with al RI" esse aiHt stnoetn,
Qu lls AID The 'o'cit ai By thosr no
have no usrd than feel confident hat hey "i sas-
They pat mp The aa,eh Syl,, on cards no 50
oorss and iOld moderate .csS Do -iS suJ he'd ~
J. l.. BARS 7 CO.
Agsuts for the n .nuieetares.. lef Broadway
b,,weSa Courtlaudt aud iesa y stf ~:
Te.." - obssrrc each Ps! "a itami'4 { e. "nsht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

WAGON FOR SALE cHEAPg ~ :. F isi tel
w isht top Wagon made by Lawrence .. IS; mas he
b.r li,,is e and coat $50 Can be at Williams
c,,,sr f,h Avenue and Eighth ST. c.! 'tIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

DEA0 MADE OVER COATS, WIAltR
n FROCKs. LLOAXS. &r.-Ex, Beaver and Pilot
nun CO lily C C!nsk~, oI sale 23l broadway.
| Amenrag H9v.l. opposite the E99ntaln ,,,,,,,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

crclef lIcy,.s SnsrtnIeT. iosi,ry uuaer ess Draw
rs Muslin Shirts Collars, Sc al p'crs which raus' "HeI
,,lr,,msnf. IN rrchsS-r, S,sri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

The Invisible ,siS so closely resembles tbs
4i head o hair that scetIcs and have pro
unced the perfect and extraordinary invention Of III;
iy The great advantage OF this novel and Wig lst
,sIg made without wang, which dp.
aud natural appearance as 10 defy detection It's teMp
lng beautiful porous and 50 free that IN al
',~ Wig, The scsc and conaoisseura
like invited .ect this Il and beautiful " AID the
ocular methoIc CT fitting head, The manufacturers
Barry, nc Broadway corner OF Liberty street upstairs.
% Inns
- JOAN s5Urdell, Dentist, 352 Broadway, corn
rOt traklin eccnd block III oi the Broadway
atenNc e would notify lis aIons and The pubic that
not abandoned the practice Of his rorssion some ha'
tll continues his business in ali It's branches o27 2"is
o. Paris Est.-A style, just introduced by tn
ubsciUer-extremey ne2t and beautiful.
ANlDON, Fashionable Halter.
o2 owls Wall.s,reet corner Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

u Photographic Likenesses, by the Dasusr
rotyy Process go Broadway lcorr Park place. BY Van
OaNS Oh lmis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01
y The Mcthodtst Eplscopal churc.. a:

Worth Bergen (one mile aud hall from Jersey CITY or
i9Sak9 with Divine I.rnsog vii h. dedicated to A.
expected morning, afternoon and evening" The Re, Mr.
itmlM If the Newlork Conference and the NeTMSssIs
piband Porter Of the NewJefse Conference, are eNiect
North Baroru Ocf % Isi3 noyl ITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01
: The Invisible wig so clos,

Bcardil;S schooi0t-"tnS insf1s.'.
asrytowp y. I.--CiIcularS al 76 Bowcry, \. Y.
iy22 :Inis WIN. ?. LYON. a. Nj. Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01
UNMUTILATED EDITION

his WURNING
At 70 oc'osk vi; be published the FOURTH PART
ri1fEg,E M"rlLsT1o>. and elegantly translated by
H,>ny {. DE>rI>G Esq
TIE. NEW WORRIED E,nI|CI0N or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

~ Genera! society OF Mechanics ans
Fradesmcn OF the City OF New or" Tie
iony Meeting uf the Soce, vii be hid al The in>tltu
Crosby street this evening, Nov 81 on hour alter
un>st. [nl 1 ISAAC FRYER, secretiry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

g. References give, 20 hundreds who will state
cls iust the! an lsrl tain the public -" have
confidence incur Trcoheop every person who buys comes
recomminrnded b. those who htveu dit
AT 50 CENTS pm BsrrLEIhe chief virtues of this Tn
cor,s'ons or nedca;e! coiniongs ar .,,,os
,. Is gently stimulating the action OF the ska;
3 l.. rrotucin; aud encouraging reaction IN the bulb or
loot and p2.cu7rl in the pulp which receives The vessels
and nerve, giving life and risor to tI,e hair;
{, l., eIuazils the ci culaip0 oNthe tul,s;
s. Is freeing the skin from the affects OF re!1pli Atom scnr
and dandrf, and dsrosius HE hlr 70 curl;
And il, frequent viii preserve The hair IN beauty and
health TO the latest period OF life.
GTatuItous advice given all diseases connected with the
hair, al The Han Cutfiu@ Rooms.
o23 mis l;6 Broadway. Of Libertys up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01
Private Boarding, TT &c CT

olaCc.-lN slrgle GtutErlnel a gentleman snI m
can accommodated v!tl r-asant Room and Boar.
~ applying a abo,f. III Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

Nh Towns translation is spirited, and the power
and interest Of the original in a remarkable degree
IN Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

,hTM. I. JENNINGS & co Drapers aud Tai.
ors. 81 Broadway, American Hotel oppoe the Foun
solicit attention assortment o reasonable csos
including Cloths .ssmerss, Nesnes, &c, III al The new
md various styles.
Under the that The systeip of small lreGts and
uick which IS elected liberal patronage, will
continued whilst such will eabir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

~ IT DIv'I WY.
.ctice IN his profession enables
and the public he vii! insert
teeth o. gold plate, withou,
pain. They shall be use!ul
tientwill he enabledto drink,
with =, much ease and quiet
filed, clean.ed, extracted. In.
h-qnch in the profession Il.
Ia he surpassed BY any in the
and b-dptv. nOrl Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01
: ,GoNege OF physicians and SURGEONS.

"a slCl0lsS ana SURGEONS
y ne Session Of the College OF Fhyseiaus I'D sur.
ss VII Dc oqsasd on Wednesday evening November n
y y VI ~ lddess will Be t.l,p by ALEXN.
~ : =, Il > VI D. President OF he Colle-e. NJ,
~ l "a! ToirssyG lsiIr: ti.dic. and the
HHsit 'e' .aT-ctit:lly invite
vii commsDct. - 'i' Ne'ise
y Smith; u D., ca Prsetie. of Phy,,c
D. Beck VI D, on sa,eria Meiica
J. I9rrsy VI. D.. on Chenlisify
X " It's, j. /. d. on Anlt, nv
w Pdr-,g NJ. gu SIr.sry
- - tF'.tni. VI D., 81 Obstetrics.
y EuAof o. LtctH,-e VII, o. dtVsed b. the ,esltsrt
E.iIs The c9usse o'rlszzrsso
Ae PRESIDENT vii e .trrud,1ce iscn oil O'clock
iesfr- ,Ir.
lafot-.s of Isd,ciae d-,.sau, OF rervln2 O ex;e,.u
tir!f Ao 'it+ ~ any OF tie BRANCHES OF N-Giclrr. esie
ci!E II .2-il.a Nl:omy a:.d Dper4tiv. Surgery, viii
ltais ne mn Ist II ms afforded III. ,!i
{" Sif :.efs ~ the tarsi STAT Army ard Navy IT,
taiis OF tii- "lI2-" 1-i ineS oqru.
eos-= OF {scI4ns. ~ C5oSbyst, Oct 2o 1915 OF 5tl'
-----~----
- t:e ':'in,.ow st,ades-N.nulsc,uFe Il or
les :" al; sih5 % or nsure and handsomely ttied - r7e-
'irs 10 f.tr'"r basement, n'c" and otijeE wHIoWs,
hall doors scIeens Tor public rooms sic. b.
Lt.c Co., 70 + actoIy-5ir.et
irS- osant!iu sttt=s, mike II sT .tmitli t
No S!t mo n ooa and ,er'ec; mo the street
2afa -h'# HfI mn.cuso-S ar h.r insect, ont aud A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01


The suisse Lers invite the att.at,on OF I'll" public 10
their splendid assortment Of Decorative Window Shades al
havn, been up with great and warranted to please
Shades raared 10 any rstt-rn or sszs
The assortment con5 Of sp,nd3 American Landsc,rs.
Italian do Wild Vis.ees French Scroll icnete and 10
settle Centres scrptural Views. Fancy Sketches. and Gothic
Landscape centres, Tnsrn Abbeys Moonlight Views &c
&c SIN Banners and Decorations done style not 10 De
surpassed b. any other establishment
Southern aud Western Merchants supplied with any guam
i,v. lola Imis) BARTOL y DE- MANY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01


feature the esu4hl Shps winch commend n TO
reunp articles toT Immediate Is the 'dt'oG TO
,ur stock of of frs quality rraiy made Gar
,elts consisting Of SuTioua Frock>, DreSs oats, T
oo.s Yeats. Once Goats, rrayei.g Fioces blessing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

A ' y j y n II II = 10 l ,
VI franklir-stre-'. I doo:s :
Dr. P.'s long and successful! ~
him to say 20 hls friends -
from one 10 m entire sci OF =
producing the least possible =
in mastication. and The pa -
converse, isneh and sleep -
rs with natur,l ones. Teeth -
serted or PIVOT. aal every -
tended II AMI warranted not -
CITY for usefulness, durability
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

CAMUEL PlERCE'S NEW PATENT PRE-
- MUM KITCHEN RANGES-Thr subscr. Der lr,ite:
IL. public call at his Range Esat slmen III Fuito
cts from SIS TO sN these Rne4s 30 consuuc Ell
BE- used wh any klnd fla and "iih IN" Ordinary kehs
utensils TIL always ready for baking. withoui
hiuur the other cooking ope atoms Ii3
ara ce cure smoky chrneys ana also allow gil the
eluya from the cooking to escape Tire chimney One OF
ths stnngrs eylAenceS that %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

, WAN ED-By a respectable Young woman, q
~ situation tlambermaid Washer and lroner, as
Nurse do general hous-,"ork small family The
best of yretrenc-s rve. Please call No 1914 Grand
street. She has lived two and ha years III her last place
nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

Nea'est and moss Splendid Patterns and Colors
Al-o, reach AMI English Bocsit.s DvuSge $ Fit Ct
-tIng fags Of the ncrst desctp n; frnch I'm ossrd
able anu nan" CoTe's y c. all which viii b. sold at
PRICES TO SUIT TIE TINES, BY
1 W SMITH K COMPANY,
o25 2"li q; 9rna WAY OPP os!ie the OK. Hall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

VIRGINIA-IN CHANcERY-At rules held IN
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancerv for the County Of Ohio, IN
month oTAugusi 1913.
The Merchants and Mechanics bank Of Wheel
in~, Complainant,
against.
Charles Enaell Francis Plunkett, SObieskl Bra
d., Sturley Cuthbert. GeOrEe Oulty, Samuel
Neel, John Richie. Platoh Zane, Archibald
Woods. High Sheriff. Of OHIO County, and as
such, administrator Of Thomas J. Il. P%ent)ney
deceased, Charles -. Knox. Francis q Camp
and Lewis Iaforrgue, Jacob Fulmer. George
X Warner, William Fisher, Robert Shields,
Pearson ScrrelL William ~. Bernard, &. Will
liam Hahn, Joseph Junkin. The North Western
bank Of Virgiula. Joseph H1rgtave. Zacharia ian
Jacob, Samuel Farmer, Executor IT the LAST
Will and Testament Of Frederick Farmer. de-
ceased, James W. Stewart. John PIur kett. Jo.
aseph Junkin. jr. and George w. Clutter,
DEFENDANTS.
puluter, Warner, Fisher, Shields, SeurelL Der.
Joseph Iunkiu ir. not having entered their ap.
vcarance and given security, according 60 the
sci Of Assembly and the rules ofthls court, aut
N appearing by satisfactory proof that they ar,
not inhabitants Of me Commonwealth ot Nr
q ia-ON motion Of the complainant hv couuse
a. a. ordered that they do appear here on the hTs
day o(the next term Of THE COuIt, and answer uhl
rompiaipaufs hill, ard that a copy Of his ordel
be- forthwith inserted In some ncwsp1per PRINTED
in the CITY Of Wheehnu, Tor two months success
wveIy. and posted az the front door Of the cOur
Eog'1 - 80 o'I1 cou PPIEyEax. T LAi6I}sy ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27
NOE,

ENlRE &MARINE INSURANCE-There ar
T. two situations only in which individuals can
be placed, where they can adequately appreciate
ing upon the RUNS Of their own property, -.ther
receiving from an Insurance Office the tull a
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by a drsolate tam
ly, lamenuug hat stupidity and folly which haC
td,ied TO ur- vide for such n Contingency.
$ ATKINS IN, Agent Of the PRO FEC ZION
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFORD, CONN
will take rIsks or dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories. DC, together with Their
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chlnery, and evcryothrr description Of Iusursble,
property Also, on steam, keel and Hat boats
aud their cargs es to and from any port on the
Western Waters.
Office on Main street, nearly opposite the u S
Hotel. 80 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

VIRGINIA IL CuANcERY-Au Rules ED IN
the Clerk Office OF the Cirour Superior Con I
Of Lac and Chancery. for The county Of Ohio. n
the month OF August. !Sl3
Frederick Smith Complainant.
against
Archibald Woods, sherITof the county If Ohio;
and 80 such, administrator Of James Caldwell,
der'd, Alexander Harper Caldwell ADD James
Caldwell, infant children, and heirs at law of
the said James Cald we'll, decd, Alfred Cald-
well and Samuel Caldwell. Defendants.
The defendant, Samuel Caldwell, not having
entered his appearance and given seCuritv accOr-
ding to the act Of Assembly and the rules of this
coGTt, and IL appearing by satisfactory proof that
he II not an iuhabItantO of tie wealth Of
Virginia,-Un motion Ofthe complainant by cOuu-
sci. II is ordered that tald defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term Of this
court, and answer said cOmplaluants bIl-and
that a coy Of this order be forth with inserted In
some newspaper printed in the city Of Wheeling
for two months successIvely, and posted at the
front door ofthe Court House Of Ohio county
A copy teste. ALEX ,Clk.
Nelson for Compt. august IA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

NlRGlNIA-IN CuRNCERY-At rules held ia
the clerks office nj the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancsry tor the county Of OhI0 in
the Month nl August lS43.
Francis r. Armstrong, Administrators de- boHis non
with the will annexed Of Noah Zane, late ui OhIu
county. dcceuse l. complainant.
against
Ely Dorsey and Mary l.. his wife. late Mary l..
Ztnr. nnI widow Ut said Noah ZIIe. deceased,
Alry NJ. ) Zrne, wiin~ aui AdmIuisIraiiI Of
f.heueZ-r Zanc. late ui Ohm county decd, and
Edmund PlnIuff Zaur, Eugene Znur, aud MARY
Anna Zane. infant children and heirs at Law ui
the s1id ErencLrr Xne decreased, and Pldioh
Zane. Hampton Zaup, james G.. Johnston aud
Sophia hrs wife. William w. Shaver aud
Caroline ms wife, james A. M'Leau and Mary
his wife, WillI1m PITS and Elizabeth his wife,
and Cornelin Zane. which said PlarufT ~Ilampdvn,
Sophia JnhusInn, Caroline Shrlver. Mary MLean,
Elizabeth PITTS and ComeiIa Zanr. and together
With the said Ebenrzer Zaue, being children
helrs at law and devisces of the sHId Noah Zane
deceased, and he SAID Mary l.. DIr'ey, who To-
geJher with the said EbeneZer Zane, were the
Trustees nfClaudine RubrnsUn,a and the said Clau.
dine Robinson, defendants.
The defendants Ulmpdeu Zane, AMI James &. John
sion aud Sophia his wiie.u not having entered Their
appearance aud given security according to the act
OF assembly and the rules nC this court. and II az.
gearing 10y satisfactory proof that they ale not ;nhabr
ItnIs of Inc unmonw ealIh Of Virginin,-Oh motion
Of The complainant by counsel. u Is ordered That the
said defendants dn appear here On the first day Of
the next term of Ihls court, md answer the
Said cnmplainauI's hill aud Ihst e copy Of his or
der be forthwith inserted ia soHe newspaper PRINT
cd IA the city Of Wheeling Tor two mUnihs success
fively, and posted at the front door vi the cCur
house Sfoh; 10 county. A COW lesle.
ALEX. II. LAIDLEY, clerk.
Nelson. for eomp'r. aug. III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

VIRGINlA--iN CnANCERy-At Rules held in
the Clerks Office olIhe Circuit Superior court
of Law and ChsnceIy lor lhe county Of Ohio in
the month of August, l543.
Robert Z Woods Complainant
againA
John 3 Bayless md John Fol. defendants.
TIE defendant Bayless not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the act
Of Assembly and the rules Of this court, aud il appea-
ring by satisfactory proDf that he is not an inhabilant
Of The Commonwealth of Vrrginia,-On motion OF
tne complainant 10y counsel. is Is ordered thut said
defendant do appear here on the first day Of the
next term of ihls court, aud answer said complain.
ants bill-and that a copy Jfthis ordet be fouhwilh
inserted in sumo newspaper prtufed "a the city al
Wheeling for two months success lively, and posted
nj the cont door 81 The Court House OF Ohio county.
A copy iesie, ALEX Clerk.
Good Tor Cump't aug ii.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

"IRGINIA-Iu Chancery-At rules held IL
the Clerhis office of the CIrcu;I Superior Cuuu
o; Law aud clarcery for The couRly Of Ohio, in the
monIh Of August. 1913.
The President. Directors and Company Of the Bel.
ment Bank OF ST ClairJvihe, COmplalna nts.
against
Barbara Mcconnell, William Mcconnell, james
CnnnelI. Jacob McC 'nnell. Rebcccu
Mcconnell, Robert Mcconnell. Margaret
Mcconnell, Joseph Morrison mud Sarah } his
wife. Elizabeth Good, late EIIzahc h Mcconnell,
Juhn w Hutchinson and Maria his vi e. which
Eaih Barbara Is the mother, and which sad Sarah
} Morrison is The widow. and which said Will
iinm. James, jacob. RebeccO, Robert.
Margaret, Elizabeth aud Maria are the brothers q
sisters, aud Together with their mother, the sad
Rirbnra are the heirs al law Of AleSarder Neon.
nell. late of Ohiu county; deceased.
Defendants.
The defendants, Joseph Morrison and Sarah his
wife, and Jphn w n hutchinson and Maria his wife
rot having entered ther appearance md gwen Sc
curity according TO the net of Assembly and The
rules Of the Court, and il appearing by satisfactory
proof that they are not inhabitants oi the cummnn'
wealth Of Virginia.-On motion Jf the complainant
by counsel. il is ordered that the said defendants
DO appear here on The first day Of tie next term o'
this court. and ouswe r lhe said compliments bill
aud that a copy Of Ihs order he forthwith inserted
IN sorue newspaper printed in ihe city Of Wheeling
for two months INCREASINGLY. and posted at the
Iy leslie.
.nuEll ALEX L
Nelson, hr CompIt. CLERK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

u lRGlN'A Ia ChunCery-Ar rules held in The
' CleT 3 Ofio of The CircuiI Superior Court of
Law and Culnrery Tor the COunIyof Ohio, in the
month nf August 1919,
he Merchants and Mechanics bank Of Wheel
ing, Complainant
against
Dana Hubbard, John Lit, Zdchariah jacob,
John Fawcstt executor of the last will aud
testament OI James Pemberton, deceased. III
bert ii. Coldwell, executor of the last will and
testament OF Alexander Caldwell deceased.
alexander Wilson, FraDcis X. Armstrong, as
assignee IN Bankruptcy of John r. Clarke, and
o. Henry Moore respectively, Gustavus Crasap
assignee m Bankruptcy of SAID Dana Hubbard,
OF Charles ID. Knox, of Redick M'Kee, of VII
liam Is. tyson, OF William LambdIn, and Of
John M'CIane (sInce dcceased) respe Give
ly, Joseph Morrison, the North Western bank
ot Virginia, Thomas Jones, the President, d.
TeCtJTs and COMPANY Of the Belmont bank Of
s.. ClaIrsyille, the President, Directors and
Company of the bank Of Mount Pleasant,
Francs =. Campbell, Alexander Rogers, He
hron Robin son. Jane l.. Evans, SObieski Fra
dy, Hyde b. Rice, Henry Echols and John
Eoh, Defendants
The defendants John Fawcett, Joseph Morrison
The President, Directors aud Company of the
Belmont bank Of -. ClairsvilIe, the President,
Directors and COslpany OF the bank of Mount
Pleasant, and Hyde b RICE; not having entered
their appearance and gwen security according To
the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and II appearing by satisfactory proof that they
are not Inhd%ItHnts Of the Commonwealth OF VIT-
sci, n X ordered that they do appear here
OR the first day Of The next term Of this court,
and answer the complaIuant's hill, and that n
copy of This order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper priAted in the city of Wheeling for
two GsontFs succcssiyGly. aud posted 1t the font
door of the court house Of Ohio county.
A copy Teste, ALEX. I.
L.. i. RI augII Crk.