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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11
VAllLTS For SALE.

u The Trustees Of the New-York City Marble Gene
tery completed Of vaults the Cemetery
Second street Second Persons wishing TO pur-
chase VII pssse sqp 70 either Of the ldsrsgnsd t5qStee'
MICAH BALDWIN PHILIP HENRY.
ELLIS POTTER No mis
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~ ANIMAL MAGNETISM, Negro Dancing; aud host OF
nn,snts this afternoon the American Museum.
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Markets

Harkets-cqrJuity reported tor The Tribune
FRIDAY, Nov. 10.
AsHEs-The advance in Pots established aud aeon,
va'eis have been sold to-day 5es Pearls are 25,
~.a oa aales seous 100 barrels, part for export.
oiioN-The sales have been about 700 bags to-day,
naa Pfiees. The market is buoyant, but the demand
@tsa less than Yesterday. We quote
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70 the aid those distinguished such as
John L. Stephens. w. Bryant,
F EG W HifsSi heiSaft Sa!hsns Nah III; Hsw wshorne
H. r Tuckerman II. " Lonsielow,
j. R. Chandler, {. +. Hoffman.
r e Grattan T. S. Arthur,
i {c :, Nss5, s,nm., +: + + + HW2sT'rs'o"' WsIa,
Epes Sargent, ,. D. zeal Deal
RW N VG5ffi:;yold, B: III + bsas, 3as.
Mls. Sfs. Emma emma e Epbury Ms. Ny
Mrs. Ann 5. Stephens, Mrs.. fa9css s,i p Osseoo'
Ms. Il i. Beeeher Stowe, Ms Y yolnsy E. H9ws,d
Mrs. tyW%ts " f f. Hsns, Eu.As'' Mrs. MIS- A NJ + AMMAN.
Ms: Ms Hssdns5 Hsaa 5iRs GSud 5sliiH Mss Mss ssd#Se
Miss Miss f,aD s. a. Dnpuy, Miss Juliet H. Lewis,
is Wiss f1ucv Austen Miss Mary Davenant,
M SfIa Fsm FslEas MIS- MIS- E@.!y Mse5s MsafDS51 Dancsn
Mss 4. S. Norton, Miss Virginia De crest
Miss Margaret Coye, Miss a. s Lindsay,
Miss Marion H. Rand. Miss I. NJ Heteltas.
veil as with others whose reputation sure though yet TO
hs established the PUBLIC regard he proprietor enertais
prid-the secured cooperation of regular ard
occasional Contributors forming list unequalsd In this
IN each number there will be engravnss from
pna paintings from such Chapman lngham, In
nan; sdG w L. Ofmsby Sc, besides plate Of Fashions
tnored and occ.sonay other illustrations that every SUBJ
will receive the of the year least twenty
productions of the graphic art which could
otherwise procured al three four times the annual cost OF
ba whole Magazine.
In Zach number there will also be pages Of Music orr
ns or udciousy selected b competent professor of the
Proper regard will be paid 10 the issues from the
hook PRESS much however with view notice all
be Volumes that appear the expression Of maured
and eoPGeaee The aim of the Editor
and purchasers may rely for guidance than TO present
mere iandatory Chronicle OF New Publications.
TERMS.
The Columbian Magazine 4 year in advance. g
-
Dealers periodicals throughout the United States and the
Cansdas who wish TO become for the Columbian Mag
srne will please apply the publisher Immediately. The
Icnal discount will be made to them
In addition the above the publisher simply adds for the
benefit Of ALL that the work viii be sustained by sufficient
capital Editors who viii insert this prospectus sr and
zine shah have copy OF it san. them for year
: Address, post paid, ISRAEL POST, Pablishsr,,
nil 2tisDa2tW* SO Bowery, New-Yo ok
rMedical Society of the Cityand County
OF fNeyy-York-A regular meeting OF this Society Will
be held the Of the Court Of Sessions Halls OF Jusss
nil 2is WILLIAM P. BUEL, u. D.
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der of any size shape figure aud handsomely fitted IN ma
hogany parcr basement, Office and other windows
nail doors, screens for public looms, &c, by
LEE & CO, Is actoIys reel
These beautiful Shades unlike all Others, admit al! Inc az
and light into the room and perfect into the stIest
tie same ,iu they obsuct the view from the street INTO ts
room and keep musquitoes and other insects cur sn '
ornamental. ~ iNLi
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MA building at Newcastle, N. IL, in which N,
,csd abort TO- lived having but one room and no
paiu, Ias burned October u.
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viii completely and psrnenantiv eTacate superfinons hu
hair from females upper lips, the hal concealing broad
a1d elevated forehead the stubborn beard of man. OF any
Of supeuous hair Be get the genuine at the original
Office, 81 Walker one door from Broadway
ST per bottie-Directions French aud English. -
Haven Brown, IS Chestnut street, Philadspha Jordan
carston. Lowell e Der Jr Proridsnce Mnthswson
Norwich; Tonsey, Rochester, n Y Guild, Bangor White
Calais.
Can tested befolc buying proof positive this and
mistake. oSU III
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DAY WATER-200 boxes of first quality, made
- by ~ Carrington Co.. 81 Thomas Regular supplies
of this article will be received and for sale by
nil lw WM. Z. ATWATEk, l6 Bmrlhg slip.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

TJ- The Invisible Wig closely resembles the
Isa head of hair that aceptics and have
the perfect and extraordinary invention OF the
dav The great advantage of this novel and unique Wig
being made without weaving which causes It's
earsnce closely resemble the natural hair both light
beu. so beautiful porous and free that In all of
espiraton evaporation unlmpeded and the great evils OF
othr WIS entirely avoided The scepc and connoseur
alike invited 10 inspect this novel and beautiful Wig and e
peculiar method of fitting the head at the manufacturers. a
C. Barry lt6 Broadway OF Liberty street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11
NOW READY,
Part o the unmutilated edition of
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS.

At Ann steet-Price 2s Those who desire the
geuine work, eIoquenty translated will be buy the
New Worlds edition. J. WINCHESTER, Publisher
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nR. KELLEY AND HIS PATIENTS.-Dr.
~ KELLEY, who advocates the treatment Of Disease upon
principles widely erent from the general established psc'
general consultation but upon Affections OF the
ing Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, The l3th 18th and 18th
Of November inst NIL St.
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ITO THE LADIES.-CHEhP MUFFS AND
I FANCY EIJRS, of the best materials and workman
,b;, tsr s,Ie AZ j. H. MONARQUE'S,
ri I'm 22s Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

DOARDlNG DOWN TOWN.-A Gentleman
I'D and his WIFE three siusle Gentlemen may have
desirable Rooms aud Board where hers few board
els al No 81 Greenwchseet. The house has Just been
newly fitted up and boafdes will be accommodated on mode
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

Passengers Arrived,
In the bark Due dOrleans, from Leghorn-Nlr Charle
Dunn, Mrs. V Clevenger aud children.
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"a OMISSIONS,
amounting 10
OVER. 46O LINES

Of the New World punt These passages are ApsoLurEY
ESSENTIAL TO understanding of the story and
omitted by the Hrpeys Of any ndelicacy of
expression by comparison with the
genuine edition thas undoubtedly been done deceive the
tionfrom which NOT the original lsit out
With these facts before them let the People decide whether
this house do deserve the pobaton every
honest man aud woman for the unbushng shood Of their
announcement.
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PriCc One Shilling.
EIRTuEP ENIDENCE

OF the great LITERARY FRAUD practised BY the " Ba
cons OF Cift street upon condug public presented in
the fact that In THEIR noi Eugene Sas) edition Of The
Mysteries OF Paris embraced in No. THIS DAY publish
ed at 30 Ann Street there are
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

~ The METALLIC TABLET srRor, 70, heeEmg g RaloIs
eeet order has been m constant use ioi the last y sas
lowing certificates from the most scientific gentlemen
Inc lhenbl;,hed 10 show tleir worth
3Ie General James allmadce President OF the American
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

n Muf ifs, ufIs, Ni,lffs-Of very superior quality,
among which are some OF the finest Natural and Black Lynx
to be found in the city-for sale AZ WATSON'S,
Hat and Fur Store, l5i Chatham ST.
NIB Ladies would do we'll call and previous
purchasing elsewhere. TAPPED Aluts of every description.
pS istf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

GROCERIES FOR DRY GOODS.-Thc stock
VI and fixtures ola good stand any this city for sale
for cash exchange for Dry Goods applied for mnedi'
ately.
Also Horse for sale. INQUIRE 65 Warrel:st. NIL 2s.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11
AUCTION SALES.

Jos!ah Richards, Auctoneef.
9Y BANGS, E1CHARDS & PLATT T-Store
ID 1876 Broadway.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Az o'clock, at the auction room
EXTENSIVE SALE NEW BooKs-A iarys collection Of
valuable Standard Works best editions English Book. ef
scenery and illustrated Works, School Books Bibles and
Ptaver Books Sc &c.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
PAPER cases OF Paper Hangings,
ins Of various patterns OF Satin and Plnn Papers
FURNITURE NOTICE-Sota Bedsteads &c .
+ COTTON would inform, all who are in want Of Fur
ure OF any descrpou tha; he IS prepared TO iunh and
ha constantly hand very large assortment including
by and economy without thsir equal The puee arc
iovited cali and theralso ali other kmcs CT
Sofas always on hand.
Those breaking up houaeeeI ing wishing to sell all O!
any portion their Furniture nj find ready sale OF send
iDg line or calling upon the subscriber
Sales b. Auction faithfully attended 70.
au26stf F.COLT0N. li3 Fulton and 81 Ann sts
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are wholesale and retail Dr. Coverts
Office ls5 Nassau ST. Clinton Hall also, by T. Chastney lJ0
Bowey; D. Sands Co; II East Broadway Coddngt2l 22l
Avenue Wood cor l2st-st and Third Avenue Phillips 3S
Beekman street OF William; and OF l. Randall Jei-
S-Depot for j. w Ayres' superior black blue red and
Copying Inks wholesale and retail at 3j Nassautree Gin
Inn Hall NeW-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

| DOARD IN BOND-STREET.-Board with
- pleasant rooms, NAY be obtained at56 Bondstrest Terms
| nj I'm
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TMedical Society of the Cityand County
OF New-York.-A regular meeting of this Society wlii
be held in the room the Court of Sessions Halls OF Justce
on Monday the 18th of November INST az q O'clock NJ
nil 2Jis WILLIAM ?. BUEL, N. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

DOARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife can be
- accommodated wSh pleasant paror with bedroom and
panv singh gentlemen with pleasant rooms with board
~ "a EuI,or str,-r NIL ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

~ There IS no one thing in the universe so ;aaary IN
Coughs. Colds Consumpucn Asthma a., Group Whoopms
"a % by hundreds who have used well as great variety
class physicians Of The he medical fGui' sI wsn i The lie
l immediate relief whereas If they neglect its aud
remain IN uaGheed M I 6nS 5 nssd
d Jennings Nedicated Worm and DarIhoa Candies, the
ost autary remedy these complaints Of Thug before
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

French SpoIiations.-7-A Convention Of
Claimants for Spoatons by the French prior to 1900 vii be
held on Wednesday Nov 18th in the Lecture Room OF the
Society Library 38 Broadway, OF Leonard street at
O'clock A NJ adopt measures for procuring from the u
s. Government indemnity for their losses.
All parties interested invited attend well from tins
as from other States Of the Union.
GEO. GRlSWOLD, Chairman.
HENRY Z. PrERREPoNI. Secretary. NJ tNl5'
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OPAL BuTTONS.

WE have Just received an additional supply
w Of the celebrated Opal Buttons made wit much i'm
proved chased border which has the effect tn
beautiful colors Of the surface and making them the mos
spIendid article of Buttons ever offered for sale.
RUSSELL. MATTISON & TAYLOR.
NIL lwis- IS Cedar street
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eoSOO-HARD WARE-A complete as
.D~cUU sortment for country merchant-SioOo cash
will ne put with for house and lot in this Citymust be
free OF ncumbrance and productive. Apply to
Mi ,w. A. T. s. J. G.. SMITH Liberty St =
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ISTANTED--At l3D Nassau street, young men
w from ths Country Tor Teachers, Clerks Agents, &c.
Wages from sic TO S23 per NJ NIL as
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

| 4 FEW single gentlemen, or a gentleman and
a his lady NAV obtain good board with p!eaant
reason, hs lei MI; bv iuourng at - John nil If
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

GUUERVILL'N UENWAIN TbHS ICN
A most etfectual remedy for the following com.
Aplants Coms, Cuts. Bruises, Burns, scalds Eelons.
Salt Rheum Asu Frosted Feet bna n sore Ia1a ,n
shillings. =,
This plaster has been used with Cor the last
ten years and those who make OF 1t will find
iu in their families thousands can slready testify ral
will be sufficient recommendation Sold by Mrs Crams.
Proprietor les Wooster street Houston ST. j. G. lvans,
l76 Bowsry +. II. TnPp, lS7 DIyonstIee Mrs Munr9e'
Sanford corner Houston and Cannon streets Drooklyn-
Miles Cook, corner Of Prospect and Bndse-street MI Mrs
Reed thread and needle Fulton street. NIL I'm
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c.1 O00 RENARD-The store Of the sub
toI, ,UUU scribers was burglarously entered dqI!ns
Sunday and Sunday night. September Sd: and WAIShEs
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE 10
large amount stolen or the OF which the above ne
ward will gwen ptoroonate amount for any part OF
II. +. X ). >. kUCh"EsLL'
nil 81. castor Heuss.
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as- For sales at The Stock Enchqngs, see FIRST Pas
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,
adjourned neetn of the members of this Association will be
held at Clinton Hall TUESDAY evening. November lth
hafIast o'clock discuss the of the plan OF
which has been submitted to the Dlrec-
non. By order, WM. NJ PARKS,
nlN 4uss Recording Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25
NOE,

LNIRE &NIARINE INSURANCE-Therc ar
l. two situations only in which individuals can
be placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value of Iusurance. These are, while -tand-
ing upon the RUNS Of their own property, ..thcr
receiving from an insurance office the full a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by a d"solate fam
~; lameutHE hat stupidity and folly which haC
td,led 10 pr-yIde for such a Contingency.
$ ATKINSON, Agent Of the PROTEC WON
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFORD, CONN
viii take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
'toros, mills, factories, dc, together with Their
cni,rrr ,rJ - 90
property Also, on steam, keel aud fiat boats
aud their carSaes to and from any port on the
Western Waters.
Office on Main street, nearly opposite the h S
Hotel. ,an /. 1870.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

NIRGlNlA-iN cnhNcERY-At rules held il
the clerks ollire at the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law aud ChIucsry tor the county Of OhIo ~
the Month o. August 1913.
Francis r. Armstrong, Administrators de bonis non
with The will annexed Of Zane, late Of Ohio
CouIIy, deceased. complainant.
against
Ely Dorsey and Mary l.. his wife. late Mary l..
Z4nr. ami widow pi said Nmlh Zrnc, decreased,
Mary NJ, : Z,nc, widow aud AdnIuislriiix Of
Ehcnczrr Zauc, late OF Ohm county deed, aud
Edmund Plut,T Ztuc, Eugene Zane, aud Mary
Anna Zane. infant children and heirs At law at
the said Ehcuczcr Iiue deceased, and PldIun
Zanc, Hampton Zaur, james G. johnston aud
Sophia his wife, William w. Shuver and
Caroline his wife, James A.. MLcan and Mary
hts wife. William Pir;s and Elizabeth his wife,
and Cururlla Zaue. which said PlaIolE Hampton,
Sophia Jlhussou,C Car, linc ShrIvcr, Mary M'Le1n.
EliZabeIh Puts and Comelia Zane, aud iugeIher
~ iIh the said Ehenrzer Zane, being children
h,Irs at law and devisces of the saId Noah Zane
deceased, and he SAID Mary H.. Dirsey, who To-
eether with the said Ebenczer Zaue, were the
Trustees ufCIaudine Rubiusun,and The said Clau.
dine Robinson, defendants.
The defendants Iamplen Zane, and james c. John.
sion and Sophia has wiie,u"t havrng entered their
appearance aud given security according To the acI
al assembly and the rules of this court, and II a-
peariug Ivy satisfactory p~roofrhaI they ate no. inhahr
JlnIS ui the commonwealth ui N.rguln,-Oh motion
of the complainant by counsel, At Is ordered that The
sud defendants do appear here Oh the first day ul
The next term of thus court, and answer the
said compliments bill aud that q copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted ia snme newspaper print.
ed In the cts of Wheeling Tor two mouths success.
sively. and pasted al The front door Of the cCur
house VI Ohio county. A cor v tesrc.
ALEX. II. LAIDLEY, clerk.
Nelson, for comP'L. aug. IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

NIRGI\IA-lu Chaucery-At rules held IN
the Clcy,'s office ui The Circuit Superior court
Of Law and rru:cey for lac county ol Ohio, in The
moaIh Of August, 1913.
The President, Directors and Company Of The Bel
mcnt Bank of ST ClairsyIlle, ComplaIna MS.
against
Barbara Mcconnell, William Mcconnell, James
C"nuell, Jacub Mcconnell. Rchccca
McCunnell, Robert Mcconnell, Margaret
Mcconnell. Joseph Morrison and Sarah J his
wife, Elizabeth Good, late ElIzahc h Mcdonnell,
John w Hutchinson and Maria bis wi q, which
said Barbara Is Ihe mother. and which sRid Sarah
J Morrison is The widow, and which said Will
liam. James, Jacob. RcbocCa, Robert.
Margaret, Elizabeth and Maria are the brothers d
sisters, aud together with their mother, the sad
Barbara are The heirs at law Oi Alexander M,COn.
nell. late Of Ohio county; deceased.
Defendants.
The defendants, Joseph Morrison and Sarah his
+Nife, aud John w Hutchinson aud Maria his wife
not having entered h.eir appearance and gwen Sc
curity according To he net Of assembly and The
rules of the Court, aud it appearing 10y satisfactory
pruol that they are ral inhabitants Uf the c"mmu1.
wealth Ol NIrgiuia.-On motion u The complainant
by counsel, II is ordered that the said defendants
du appear here on The first day Of Tie next term OF
ihis court. and answer the said compliments bill
aud that a copy Of IhIs order he forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper printed ia Ihe city Of Wheeling
for two months succcssivPly. and posted at the
front door ofthc court hsuse Of Ohio county. A CO.
~ tcste.
aug II ALEX II LAlDLEH,
Nelson, for ComplI. Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

HIRGGNIA-lN CHANCERY-At rules held m
Inc Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court
uf Law and Chancery for the County oGOhio, lu
month OF August 1913.
The Merchants and Mechanics bank Of Wheel.
ing, Complainant,
against.
Charles Ensall. Francis PIunkctt, SObieski Bra
DIV, Sturley Cufhbcrt. GeDrge Dulty, Samuel
Woods. High Sheriff Of Ohio County, and as
such, administrator Of Thomas j. r. Psnt5ncy
deceased, Charles D.. Knox, Francis e. Camp.
bellt William SpCrng, Francis >. ZONES
md Lewis LafO1rguc, Jacob Fulmer. George
y warner, William Fisher, Robert Shields,
Pearson. Serrell. William ~. Bernard, g. VII
lam Hahn, Joseph Junkin. The North Western
bank Of Tglnia. Joseph Hlrgfave. Zachariah
JscOh, Samuel Farmer, Executor Of the last
WIl and Testament Of Frederick Farmer. de-
reased, James W. Stewart, John Plur ketL. 10
seph yunkin, u. and George w. Clutter,
Defendants.
Fulmer. Warner, Fisher, Shields, SerfeIL grr.
uard. Hahny Joseph JunkIn' senr. Hargrave and
Joseph JunkiHir. not having entered their APP
pcarauCe. and given security, according 90 the
sct Of Assembly and the rules offhis court, and
10 appearing by satisfactory proof that they are
not inhabitants Of the Commonwealth 0f Nr.
pInia.-On motion Of the complainant hV c0uusp.
it's ordered that they do appear here on the frsf
dav Of the next term Of thIsC1uIt, aud answer the
coInplainaufs bill, aid that n copy Of This order
be orthwith inserted id SOME newspaper printed
I'M the CITY of W hreIIng, fDr Two months success
Rvely, and posted az the front door of Che court
house 9iOa,9 CouRIyFFx r T.. fH6Sf pFRyy IsTs-
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INSURANCE.

. lSKS will he taken " The FIR g. MARINE
"a INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at he iou1sSf rates On
Buildings Of all kinds, st ne, brick or wooden
aha their contents:
S'ea n.oarsi factories; mills, &c.
FuTnIture:
And merchandise ofall kinds.
And all dangers attc nding the trans
portaion of goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals
and railroads.
r r the character Of tn company as TO promP-
iItude and tIheTalIty IN the adjustment aud pa 80
mcnt Of losses we beg leave O. refer 70 the mer-
chants If this place ~ d elsewhere VINO have had
the adjustment Of claims upon as. aug
office On Mais ST. -. LAMB Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

" lRGINIA--iS CnANCFRy-A At Rules held i'm
the Clerks Office olthe Circuit Superior cburI
Of Law and Chaucey Tor the cousry Of Ohio in
The month uf August, l5I3.
u. bcrI T. Woods Complainant.
against
John y Enylcss md Julu Foil defendants.
TIE defendant Bayless not having entered bis
appearance and gwen security according 10 the act
of Assembly and the rules Of this cour, and It appea-
ring by satisfactory prDnf That he is not an iuhabuaul
81 rhe commonwealth of Vrrglnia-Ou motion ~
the complainant by counsel, i - ordered that said
defendant Do appear here IN The first day Of The
next Term ui rhls court, and answer said complain
ants bIl--1nd that q copy Jfthis order be forth with
inserted iu sumo newspaper prucd iu the city uf
Wheeling frr two months success .ively, Md posted
90 lie Gunt door uflhc Court House Of Ohio county.
4 Crpy tesle, ALEh i LAlDLEY, Clerk.
Good Tor Cump't aug ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

NlRGlNIA-I Is CuANCEEY-Ar Rules cid ~
the Clerks Office uI the CiuuI Superior Cou {
Of La and Chancery. for The county 81 Ohip. u
The month OF August. 1913
Frederick Smith Complainant.
against
Archibald Woods, shcriffOf the county Of Ohio;
aud as such, administrator Of James Caldwell,
deed, Alexander Harper Caldwell aud James
Caldwell, infant children, and heirs at law OF
the said James Cald we'll, decd, Alfred CaId-
well aud Samuel CALDWELL. Defendants.
The defendant, Samuel Caldwell, not having
entered his appearance and given security accuf-
ding to the act Of Assembly and the rules of this
cOart, and 10 appearing by satisfactory proof that
he II not an InhabItdHt Of tie Commonwealth OF
IITgIn'a,-On motion Ofthc cOmploIuautby cOuu-
sci. IL is ordered that SAID defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term Of this
court, aud answer said cO~mplaIuant's bIll-and
that "a copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper PINNED IN the city Of Wheeling
for two months successfully, and posted AZ the
front door Ufthc Court House Of Ohio county
\ copy tcstc. ALEX CIR.
Nelson for COmpt. august H..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

Y lRGlNIA-lN CHANCERY-At Rules held in
the Clerks OHice 81 the Circuit Superior
Court ct Law AID Chancery fr The county of
Ohio, IA The meath of August. 1913.
Austin Pcay and William " Ross. complainants
against
Henry Morton and Henry Moore dcfcndants.
Tine deiend1Ets not having entcredth heir appea-
rance and gwen security according TO the act os
Assembly aud the rules OF this court. and II ap'
pcaTin% by sat siaciOry LrOof tIut They are not
nhabltants q the Commonwealth of Virginia.
OA motion OF the Complainant by COUNSEL; II IS
oTdcredtha SAID defendants DO appear here on the
hrst day of the next term of this court; and an
swcr sand compliments bil-and that a copy Of
this order be urthwith inserted in some newspa-
per printed in the city of Wheeling for two months
successfully, ard posted at the front door Of the
Court House OF Ohio County. A copy tcste.
Nelson 70 Compt aug u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

SADDLERN, HARDWNRF.-Thc subscribers
have received n splcn lid assortment Of Bras =
SILVER plated ~ Timed StIrrup Irons and Bride
kind Of Bride buckles, Roller buckles, Japan
neG, SILVER and BRASS Harness mounting. Red
Fringe, three cord silk Orange Thread. Plush,
Seating Skins, Cotton and Worsted Web. Strain
In2 do. &c, &c, which shall be sold at very re-
ducCd nriCes for cash. Sa1dle-s will pleas e give
us call. r. & GREER.
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