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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

NJIRGlNlA-In Chunoery--Ar rules held in The
Y Clerks Office of the Circuu Superior Court Of
Law AMI ChancerY fr the CUuntyUf Ohio. Ia The
month OF August 1919.
The Merchants and Mechanics bank Of Wheel
Ing Complainant
Dana Hubbard, John LIT Tachariah JACOB
john FdwCstt, executor of the last VIII and
testament OF James PembertOu, deceased III
bert ii. CBld well, executor Oi the last VIII and
testament Of Alexander Caldwell, deceased,
Alexander Wilson FTaDcIs Il. Armstrong, as
assignee IN Bankruptcy Of John +. Clarke, aud
o. Henry Moore respectively, Iustiyus CrCs ap
assignee ia Bankruptcy OF said Dana Hubbard
OF Charles ID. knOA, OF RedIck vi ee, Of WI
liam b. Tyson, Of William LahbJln, and Of
John N'Clane (sI:cC decelsedl respective
~, Joseph Morrison, the North Western bank
Of Virginia, Thomas Jones, the President, d.
TectOIs aud Company Of the Belmont bank Of
81. ClalrsYlile, the President Directors aud
Company Of the bank Of Mount Pleasant.
Francs G. Campbell, Alexander Rogers, He
brUn Robin son, Jane l.. Evans, SOblsskI IRA
dy, Hyde u. Rice, Henry Echos and John
The defendants John Fawcett, Joseph Morrison
the President, Directors aud Company Of the
Belmont bank Of ST. Clarsy'lIe, the President,
Directors aud Company of the bank Oi Mount
Pleasant, and Hyde y Rice; not having entered
their appearance and gwen security according To
the act of As sCmbly aud the rules of tins Court,
are not lnha5Itauts Of the Commonwealth Of NT-
gula;-Ou mUunn Of the complainant by Cuuu-
eel, u IS ordered that they do appear here
on the first day Of the 7ext term Of this court,
and answer the compliments Wil and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper prlRted 90 the city Of wheeling for
Two laOutfs sIccssSIs tly. and DJstgd 1t the font
door Of the court house Of Ohio county.
l.. a. RI aug % erik.
- JOURNEYMEN BOOT MAKERS Uanrc,
- Immediately. Apply To
aug IA wm IT MrNAsr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
NOTICE. TO HOTSEKEEPERS.

-lNHE ruNscyibsvs beg leave 4" inform the CIl-
Zens Of Whcehng and viciufty. that they
have opened n
GENERAL. FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
lat No I43 Main street, Wheeling Va. where
may be found an extensive assortment OF Git
and Mahogany framed Looking GlLsses, Per-
trait and Picture frames; Upholstery vnre con
- ing ofFcather Beds: holsters, Pills Tvs, cuyl
ed hair Spanish moss, cotton. husk add spring
mattrassee; tOgcthc- with n full assortment ot
ever offered in this CITY; all Of which will be sold
on the NEST reasonable terms and warranted.
Also LO oki 2 glass Plates, mahogany yenCcIs,
varnish, Spanish moss, &c, &c, constantly Oh
hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished wiih sYcry article
Cf furniture on the most accom- mo IatiaG terms
ard AZ short nHtice.
Orders ia Zane. Vile can be left with J F
ADAMS g. Co.
IN % MENDEI. * HARBOUR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

VIRGINIA. cha,cery--At Jules held IN
v tee Ci"fNs oi,cO at Iho Ciscua Superior c1gr'
~ I1w ART rhaurcry tnr Cc clEHiy u Ohi7. iu the
'n'alrh Oi August. lS43
fhc President. Directions ami Company ct the B.l
tncnt sank ot s. Ciairvilla. ComP,auia AIS
against
S1rhara MIC nncll. william Mcconnell. james
C"uncH, Jacob AlcC,unell. RrhCrra
Nc Council. Robert NJ, { une.l MargnseI
Mcconnell, Joseph Morrison and Sarah hts
Wiz, Elizahelh Cod, laic Elizabeth MrCpuuel o..
john W iui' hinson and Maria has NJ e. WhcI
s''d Bariara IS the nu,hrr. und which sod SUrah
Morrison - he widow. aud Which SAID WI.
u IN. James. Jle0b. RehS cra. Robert,
Mdr,are'. Elizabeth ard NJ ara the 0nIIhefs a.
sisters, and together with their m,ller, the -lid
R,fbara arc the heirs al Law OF Alexander Neon.
nell. late vf Ohio County; deceased.
Defendants.
The defendants. Joseph Morrison md rah has
Niie, uud John w Hutchinson aud Mara hIs VIE
not having entered n.eir appearance and given Sc
'Hriiy acchding To The net Oi Assembly ami the
'"I's "i the Court, and It appearing 10y satisfactory
Hoc' That they nre hui inhabitants of the cutnnnn
wealth Ol Virgins. -On nuiiuu 81 the complainant
by counsel, At Is ordered tina; the said defendants
o." appear here the first day OF Tie next term Of
ihis c1uri, aud the SAID cOmpl Onaais bill
aud ial a cupy Ut this order be iorihv nh inserted
m so'Ge newspaper printed ia tie ciiy oil Wheeling
"r two months successfully. aud posted nj Ih9
Iroit dCJr 9l the court house Of OHIO county. A
Iy ics1e.
aug Il Alex T LAlDLEY,
Nelson. for Cumpl'. Clcrk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

W lRGINiA--GN CuANCtRY-At rules held in
The clerks office oi rbe Circuit Superior Courl
Of Law and Ch1uccrv iur the county Of Ono IN
the Ninth Of August 1913.
Francis X. Armstrong, Administrator de bgais non
win the will annexed OF Noah Zane, late OF Ohio
county, deceased. complainant
against
Ely Dorsey and Mary L. his wife. late Mary l.
ZINE. AMI ~ IJOw OF said NOlh Zluc deceased
Muy NJ. 5 Zrne widow and Admin straux OF
Ehcuczer Ziuc, late Of Ohio county deed and
Edmund pluluf Zaue. Eugene Zane, aud Mary
Anna Zane, infant children and heirs Of la,, Of
the sad Eheuczer Z,ne deceased and Plstoa
Ziur. lI,mpdcu Zlnc, Jamcs g. Johnston and
Sophia his wife William W. Shuver and
Carulune las wife, james a. MLcau and Mary
his wife, William Piiis aud Elizabeth his wife,
and Curaplla Zane. which said Plaloh, Ilampdvu.
Suphia johnston Caroline Shriver. Mary M'Leq o.
Elizabeth Plus md COrneiia Zane and together
with tie said Ehcuczsr Zauc being children
heirs az luv and deylscps at the spid Noah Zane
| deceased. aud be sad Mary l.. Dursey, who To.
/ gerhcr with lhe sid Ebeuozer Iaue. we're the
/ Trustees Of ClauJInc KOJinsOn,auJ The said Clau
/ dine Robinson, defendants.
] The defendants llamTdeu Zane, and James G. John.
sion aud Supra he's wlieuUt hlv IuE entered then
appearance aud given security according 10 the ac
OF assembly and the rules uf ihis CoufI. and up
pcarng Ivy satisfactory proof that they not nhJbi
tants ct the commons clIih Of NTgui1,-Od moiior
Of the complainant 81 counsel. @ ordered that ih
slid defendants DE- appear here on The first day o
The next term Of this court, aud answer th
said compliments bill and ihat q cory Of this %
der be forthwith inserted lu sumo newspaper print
Ell n lhe ciiJ OF Wheeling Tor two mouths success
sively, aud Iusied az the front doJ. u the ccui
house oiCh.o county. s copy iesis.
ALEX. J.. LAlpLLN. rIs.h
Nelson foo eJmP'L aUg n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

Z TiRGlNIA-IN CnANcEsY A Rules ed m
the Clerks Officc oI Ilr Cifouu Su. erior CourI
oi Li' and Cham cry. inr The counIyO VI Oh.U. IN
The month OF August 1913
frederick SmIh Complainant.
against
Archibald Woods, sherltJt the county Of Ohio;
anu as such, administrator 81 James Caldwell
dscd, Alexander !larDcr Caldwell and James
Caldwell, lufant children, and heirs at law Of
the sad'J amss Caid we'll, deed, Alfred Cald
well aud Samuel Caldwell. Defendants.
Tue defendant, Samuel Caldwell, not having
entered his appearance ahd given security accOr-
ding 10 the 1ct Of Assembly aud the rules Of tins
coJrt ana a. appearing By satisfactory proof that
ne l. Hot an iuhab!ilut Dt tie COmnonwealt TN of
'TSuia,-On mDiiol Ui the complainant by coun-
sci. u - ordered tuHt sald defendant do appear
here on the first day Of the next term OF this
court, aud answer sail cpmpla uaut's bIll--aud
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper pm cd IN The city o. Wheeling
Tor tw. months successfully, and posted al the
front door OfJhe Court House uf ono county
copy teste. AhrA LAlDLEl CIR.
Nelson Tor Compt. august Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
MEDICAL INsTITVTE


OF THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE.
TIE Lectures in this insti'utnn. will c--' .
m nee, IS usual, On the fire. Nondav nf Mo-
? err 1er. and cIutinua Un'l the last Of February
under the following faculty.. viz.
JEDEDIAH COPB VI n,
Professor NJ Anatomy.
CHAS CALDWELL " n,
PIofInstitutes Of Medicine and Medical
Jurisprudence,
J0HV T. COOKE. " d.
Prof Theory md Practice II Medicine.
SAMUEL. D CROSS. NJ d.
Professor Of Surgery.
HENRY MILF Y, VI -.
prot Obstetrics ana Diseases Of Woven md
CUAkTFS w SNORT. NJ d.
Prof Nats,ia Nedica md Medical Botany.
LUNSFOR0 p YANDFLL, VI n.
Prof Chemistry md Pharmacy.
DANIEL. DRAKE. NJ y.
Prof Clinical medicine 4 PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY
Six lectures arc delivered daily The fee fol
sach ticket is tl5. The notes of good and eel
vent Gar'Ss ofthe States IN which pupils reside
viii he received IN payment. The N.frlculatlob
Zee is 81 and that " Graduation o. both pava-
HE in Kentucky naner. The Zee ~ ~ . Demon.
strator Of Anatomy. Dr Sar'esa is N do!a which
includes at the privileges Of attendant on RS
demons tiops and dissoctiors from the frst n
October ill the fret ~ Narch. The UrIce al
boarding. with fuel. light, and attendants, fr ~
n { dolls per week.
Professors Cobb and Gross. IN Anticipation
If tho regular session, will deliver a course OF
I,cetures on Visceral and Suvnical Aoatomy
md Operative Srraevv, hezino ing ON the 18Th q
September and fnrrninNting ~ fse last s ann
day Of October. The feet0 .his cOurse is 2O d0Is
nv order Of the Facrlfy,
iv2s : CoRR. " y. nean
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
I.ONIEl.
LUMBEI{.

LII MBE1fs
7 ME subscribers having purchased The LUN.
BIER EARDO, M,tn street near the BrIdse
iJrmery Orcuried hy Mclean & Rice respectfully
inform the public I.at they are prepared al all times
10 furnish al kinds Ct PINE LUMBER on the most
iayurl bic icrais Tor ca'h.
Attached 20 Ih, yard Is nn excellent planning ma
Chine. which ~ be g,nsllsily supplied with tB0r-
ktd GI0ring weattrr bar ling ceiling. &c. which 10
he sold for cash. rs low any pIuce IN The Yves.
tern county. All orders ihIrht3ily received an J
promptly attended 3d. l.. $ ROOF g. CO.
Wheeling. August ] III
Washington Exam ncr copy 10 amount Of tyyO dol.
lar, "a .d chaTse TmCs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
MID .CALCOLLEGEoF OHIO.

EWI KEELING BUTT HINGES, for sale by
w aug IL OTr& GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
E.ASr or THE SEASON!
LOOK OUT FOR GREAT BARC AIMS, Ar
~ n CETDk-C

EKyHO las Just tsrsved additional snf plies of
w NEW SEASONABLE DRY GOODS
which render his stock again equal 10 any Ia tsg
West.
Among other great indgcemen's " hish he OFF,
10 ihs public, his stock ct ClntAs Cossiruers.
aud Gcnl.EcES' Summer Wfsr.
To the Ladies, he sfers cboice selection OF
ft"reree Brad aud English Siraur BsnHsfs. a
-enH'ifGl supply Of French Lawns. Chinizs Prirt.
&c. &c, the greatest variety OF rich STYLE LACE
and LACE GOODS, nnd almost every variety in the
lire thar can he mentioned. and hrug disposed 70
sell al the very shortest profits for CASH he thinks
he -annoi fail to suit al purchasers VINO give him
call iyl0
, An BBLS LOCKWOOD, received and f5f
| H y sale By OLIVER PRYOR.
Jy Ia Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

John B Eayless and john EuiE defendants.
TIE defendant Bsyless mt having entered his
~ rarture and given security accuriing To tue
ii Assembly uud tho rules Of this cuurl aud appea.
ring by Satisfactory pref thai he is mol nhaLiIant
pi The Commonwealth nf V'rginia.-- On muiiuG or
ne complainant hy cJuu-el. i' ordered that N7iJ
defendant do appear here uu The first day Of The
E"SI 'ttm OF THIS Cuuri. aud sad complain
ants hrll--lnd that copy 81 'hrs order he forth Niih
inserted IN some newspaper priu'cd IN the city of
Wheeling iur tNu ,ur'iihs success lively. hGd pO.icd
al The hnnt door ui tie Cuuri House 81 Ohio Comfy
a ,rry test, ALEX r LAiDLEY. Cierl.
Goui Tor Cump't aug u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

AylRGlNlA--lN ChhNCEBy A. Rules held a.
the Clerks Office Uitho ClrruI Superior courl
Of Law AID Chauccry hr the comfy oi OLir ia
The mouth e August. 1913.
Rpbcri Woods Cumrlatunui
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

VI IRGINlA-IN CHANCERY-Ai Rules held ia
v the Clerks Oilire Of The Circuit Superior
Court ol Law and Chancery f,r The county OF
Ohio, IN The mcnih Of August 1913.
Austin Pea and William Ross compluiuants
against
ForrV Morton and Henry Moore defendants
The defendants not having entered heir uppra
rapCC aud gwen security according TO the act Of;
Assembly and the rules Of this court. and Itap
peariuS 10y satisfactory LrOof tIat they are net
Irhabltants OF the COmmunW ealth Of Nl"gula.-
On molten of the Complainant by coursei; II IS
ordered thar said defendants do appear here on the
first day of the next term of tins court and
swcT SAID compliments bill-and that a copy of
this order BE- iarthwl % inserted IN some newspa-
per printed IN the CITY Of Wheeling for two months
excessively, and posted at the ont door of the
Court House ofOhO County. A copy Icste.
ALEX LAIDLEG, cIere.
Nelson 70 Compt aug II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
WOOL,

GtASH and Use highest market rates paid l0r
~ clear 0.uasl Wool u MhaE s. co.
c2l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

RylRGtNIA--ix CHs~oERV-AI rules held in
" the Clicks Oflicr of tho CIrCul Superiur Csuri
a. Law and chanrery t'r 'he county Of Ohm IN
the iH,nth oi August lSi3
John E.id Complainant.
against
John q Baylces, and R,rett Vipds. rs rcr,an...
The dvienian'. Bay less. MI having entered hi.
appearance aod given security accorjirg 10 the at
ui Assembly and the rules ~ ,hi, cuart. and aprea
ring by satisfactory prof In hc il no, IN iuhab
AT IT The Commonwealth at Virginia --Cn moliou
d tho complainant ~ counsel. is ordered jhal sar
'iel"i'n ~ apn~nr here Ihe Gr,I day uf ihe ne,
term of this courl anil or sau! c,.n7l7;r.rt.
hii!-and that cspy Of This order ho fiuhwuh H..
serted "a sctno neNsp1prr priuie'i IN The rIty Of
wheeling t'r two muuhs SuCt CssIVsiy, and pasted
II The irni door 90 The Court ilu-e ,i Chin county
copy ics'e ALEX I LAIuiEY. Cietk
G'ni for Cump'i aug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

- JOURNEYMEN BOOT MAKERS wanted
- Immediately. Apply To
aug "a WA IT McNASII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

u ME .essinn of 1874 commences Oh the 9th
Il November. aud Cuntinues AL the Il OF March
The Lectures will be delivered by the hollow us Pro
fossors
Anatomy by John T. ShotvcIl, NJ D.
Chemistry 10y John Locke. NJ ID.
Surgery 10y Mu-sey. NJ ID.
hlaIeria Me lea by ! hn T. HARRISON, NJ D.
Midwifery 10y NJ Wright. " ID.
Theory and Practice by J,hn !iourLead. " n.
The DssecIine Rooms under the super, sinn "f J
7 Judnins, Demonstration. will be opened o.. ih- Ii
De Obcr.
Clinical lectures, and surgical operations iwre
week through the entire Session, at the spacious hos
pital Oi the ciiY.
The ticket uf each prntessur is SIS Ma'rcula-
ton SIS. Hospital ucke So. Disscciing ticket $40.
The Two last n1y he tax en- not, at the npat of
the student. To constitute FUN course lle six uc-
Nets must he taken and paid for IN advar &c. Ora
duation tee S25. Good harding was obtained lnsi
winter nj - per week. fuel ana light included.
JOHN + HARRISON,
nuT I5-Cin Gaz 2w, Dean
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

6NsA BBLS Mackerel inst received and fur sale
~ ~ taug u a F YORKE,
NJ lS9 Market square
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

NTlRGINIA-IN CHANcERY-At ruos held m
' the Clerks Ollice Of n!e Circuit Superior Court
OF Law add Oh 'ncerv fJr Tie CCunIy OF Ohio, IA
muuth Of August 1913.
The Merchants and Mechanics bank Of Wheel
ing, CUiu,,llluaut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

THOR RENT "A small dyvcil'rg hoosc Cuns.a
ing of three good roons. Together Win ~ o.
ce'lent cooFinr siove AMI r. hvdrnnt convenient --
Terms moderate. Apply 70 PETER nOLIINCS
HEAD. ~ JAMES DARE. iy 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

Y ylRGlNlA-In Chauc,y-- Al rn,cs held an the
Clerks Office of the CHruu Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for The County OF OhiO in
the month OF August, ls43.
Henry Tiffany, Complainant,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-27
NORFOLK BOROTGH.

All Meeting of the Wings of the Borough Of Norfolk,
held the Town Hall, the evening Of the 18th inst,
for the purpose a appointing Delegates 10 represent the
Borough in the State Convention TO be held in Richmond
u the god February
Col. VIM. GARNErT called the Chair and JoHS II.
BrrLIK, appointed Secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions offered and
unanimously adopted.
Whereas this meeting highly approves OF the proposed
Convention 10 be held in the city OF Richmond the 22d
OF February Tor the purpose OF ascertaning the OF
Virginia, the most III and proper person TO be nomna-
ted for the Presidency OF the United States and feeling
hesitation in declaring their preferencefor HENRY CNAY
of kentucky, any that be named. In regard
public services know none who in compe-
tition with him, whether consider the duration the
importance OF his abors which place him far above oil his
competitors public benefactor, and ene him TO the
lasting gratitude Of his country We feel entire confidence
thatiu him. cannot DO deceyed-Open, bold and shove
board through the whole Of his long and emincnty
useful public life we know on whom we rely and repose
our trusts In him without apprehension Of eachery de-
ssrtion.
RssOped therefore That the delegates appointed by this
meeting, be instructed sustain the nomination Of Henry
Clay Of Kentucky, for the President Of the L. S. the only
Who in their opinion, embody the united strength
OF the Wing party.
Realized That this meeting adhere to the sentiment of
the Hon. Henry A. Wiss:"The union Of the Wings for
the sake Of the Union"
RssOlvsd That the following gentlemen be appointed as
delegates in behalf Of the Wings OF the Borough Of Norfolk
attend the State Convention be held in Richmond Oh
the 22d Of February next
Robert L Taylor, Col. VIM Carnett, James II. Lang.
horne, Sam Watts, John II. Dey John T. VERIFY, L. W.
Williams, y. Curer, b. b. Walter, s. Harshorn Jose oh
Nash, John H. Batter +. w. Sesbury Thomas Constable,
John Dickson, James F. Hunter Thomas G. Broughton Jr
Col. Thomss Newton Tho's r. Lee G G. Leeompe, VIM.
Wake Jr, VIM M'Creery, VIM. T. Foster, and Richard
Vermhon.
Rssoipsd, That Committee Of FIVE be appointed TO in.
wife the Hon. Henry Clay visit the Borough Of Norfolk
before his return to that the following gen
uemen compose said Committee
Col. WIN. Gsrneu Col Thos. Newton, John p. Leigh
VIM. G.. Camp. s. Hsushorn.
Res0Ued, That Editors Of newspapers in Norfolk Ports
mouth, Richmond and Petersburg be requested copy the
proceedings Of this meeting And motion, the meeting
adjourned.
WILLIAM GARRETT, Chairman.
Hf.rf E.rfv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-27
HoUsE OF DELEGATES, !
Wednesday. 1
Compensation 10 Witnesses.

Compensation 10 Witnesses.
Mr. MooRE, OF Cabe & WayEe, called for bill that
laid the table, for the increase Of compensation
and when it III the act Of being lost, and the
House had divided he called the Speaker stop
ing that he wanted say something Of great importance
that subject.
lie said he did claim credit did he want any
credit but should go the House. he said he
expected candidate again. did he Ice one
again He said he very sory that he taken
wares, he had minutes the subject; but he knew
that justice would speak for ITSELF that could
witness for so day; because ia old times when
together they shook hands with strong grip and
heart, but now, reformation has taken place. the
hand feeble and the heart cold every for him.
sell aud God for all. The reformation very great
some OF the human family have turned into lions bears and
guaand the fashions great that man with homespun
clothes and 30 cents III his pocket his testimony almost
invaidated.
Mr. Speaker: As 10 nchment there was time when
could go into a with fifty CENTS but now, since
they have got building large exchanges & hotel,
and the language conUunded, hat fifty will hardly
pay servant with MS BROOM play yankee doodle
MS backHud when the reyee beats tor them all
into their yica and the manual exercise going through
you will nothing but a catalogue lying by your plate
which written in French English; If you can't read
you call for interpreter, else there while and
h-n you have pay from 81 so 81 per day-nnd mi.
the fashion this country when you Of the
houses, they will give you old newspaper broken look
ing glass and stzkeneddeTed chair and make you pay
from 81 IS 81 so per day. You know that fifty
won't pay the bill
Mr. speaker hope the lawyers will sustuin me in this
law, for will show them that will expedite business and
be advantage plaintiff and defendant and the Com.
monwsal viii good deal OF money BY it-for some
suits put of when there great number OF wit
nesses Of witness, which can't there,
for Of money pay his bill, which fifty will
do and the sheriff buys it Of him, he gets only one holf
Mr. Speaker, when they brng him court by attachment
the lawyers ntsTogae him So he hardly Testify the
truth for you know that the held nearly the year
round, and In busy times, particularly IN harvest mes IL
s nearly oil they have rely upon for yng-and lac can't
hire hand fifty per day-he thea makes
that s wife sick thing cse get clear Of the fine
Mr. Speaker When q man IL summoned evidence, he
don't know what ume he get away; 50 If he stays all
the week he has pay 81 so for his bill and he
any thing i, is only $50 this sink the poor al
last and his plough horse u taken pay the balance his
bill. 50, Mr.. Speaker you that the plaintiff witness
and defendant sunk and the gentlemen lawyers always
/ take care 20 ret their pay.