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ling, complainant.
John Clarke and Rebecca Clarke his wife, Job
Stanbery and DOrcas G has wife, Samuel X
Brockunler and Sarah u his wife, John +
Clarke, kbenezer Il Clarke, David Hull and
Elizabeth II his wife, Daniel Lamb and Maria
nj his wife, Alexander Sullivan and Helen l.
his wife, Julia A Clarke, Rebecca Clarke the
younger, Joseph Gill, Francis K Armstrong,
nexed, OF Noah Zane deceased, Ely Dorsey and
Mary /. his wife, EbeneZeT Zane William w
ShrIyer and Caroline his wife, James A Nc
Clean and Mary his wife. PlatOiT Zane Hamp-
den Zane, William Pitts and Elizabeth his
Sophia his wife. DEFENDANTS
Pursuant TO the decree made in this cause by
SAID court, on the I7th day of June 1913, the un-
dersigned will on the oath day of July 1913,
and thereafter by adjournments from time TO
time as shall be necessary al the Office of MessTs
Jacob 81 FttzhUgh, in the city of wheeling lVir-
gina, proceed TO take and state an account of
what may be due upon the decree mentioned in
the bill OF complaint, made by this court on the
2gth day OF Dec ber 1889. in the cause between
Hester Woods and others, cCmplainGnts, and
Daniel Zane and others, defendants, ana ~ what
persons respectively the amount so due may be
now owing, with the respective sums due to each;
ASp also 10 take and state an account of the To-
cauon, quantity and value Of the real estate, per-
sOnal and mixed, Of the said Noah Zane, consti-
tuung the reslduary fund which by the will of the
said Noah is charged with the payment of his
DEBTS and the Just charges of his administration;
AND also 10 take and state an account of the
debts, fanY, of the said Noah, or Just charges of
ms administration, remaining unpaid, and to
whom the same are now owing, with the respec-
tive amounts due TO each; AND also to take and
state an account Of the property, moneys and
effects which have come To the hands of the de-
PENDANT Francis r Armstrong, as administrator
Of the said Noah or TO the hands OF any person,
by his order or for his use, and in what manner
the same has been sold disposed of or paid aNa y
and whether any, and any. y hat part Of tIio
personal estate OF the said Noah remains in the
hands Of the said administrator applicable to the
claims ofcredltors of the said Noah, together with
anything required by the parties deemed per-
tnent by myself
And notice is hereby given for the CREDI-
TORS Of the said Noah Zquc deceased, to come
IN and prove their debts before m ION g. from the
said ith day ofJuly 1913, until and upon the oath
day of August lS43 and that such of said cIedI-
tors as shall cot so come IN and prove their debts
will be excluded from the benefit Of the decree in
this cause. ED. II FITZHUGH,
Master Commissioner.
LAME e. RUSSELL, for Comp't. ie p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-01
TO BUILDERS.

"iNDOW GLASS; superior articis Of
" Window Glass of all sizes f1y sale lev lsi
CASH Manufactured q, The Vugnis Works
south Wbeehug Va. by
sYMMES g. ROBERTS.
}un Store 1u Monroe So
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HISTORY or NAPOLEON.

FUNHE HISTORY Or NAPOLEON. wub FIVE
huudSed dI1ursuo0s. and twenty original
lTtrs IT, complete iu 4 rolumes. prize 500 Just
.~siye-f az H. ale 81 bELIOR'S,
aQT 26 Unloo s.
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sHERIFF,s sALH.

n WILL sell the tract af land on which { live on
a favorable terms as / am desitous Of moving out
Of the county. fits fly acre tract. we'll ii1pruv-
cd, situate within a mile and haifoC Wheeling, and
adjoining lands Of Hugh Nichols and others Upon
payment Of part IN cash, reasonable aud liberal
credit VIII he allowed 81 the rge due of the puf-
chase money. CATHABINE LOOP,
hume 22-2mw
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CHRISTIAN HYMN BOOK.

A RRANGED and compiled by the Rev AleEan-
IN der Campbell; new edition. much enlarged.
Just received and for sale wholesale and retail, by
STEPHENSON g. HASWELL,
10 80 Union ST.
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WOOL,
COACH TRIMMINGS,
SHAKESPEARE.
SADDLERY, HARDWARE.-The subscribe

SADDLERY, HARDW Arctic subscribers
have received a splen lid assortment Of Bras 3
Silver plated q Timed Surrup Irons and Bride
kind of Bride buckles, Roller buckles, Japan
ned, Silver and Brass Harness mounting, Red
and Black Morocco Skins, Facing do, WOrsted
Fringe three cord Silk Orange Thread. Plush,
Seating Skins, Cotton and Worsted Web, Strain
Ihe do, &c, SC, which shall be sold a very re-
duced prices for cash. Saddlers will please giYe
us a call. OFT & GREER.
ie 10 No 50 Main St
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-01

A SUPERIOR article Coz Medical purposes. on
~ hand and OrE2ls ~ N REILLY.
sun Is.
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; 3m BENZ STICKNEY.
BALTIMORE HOUSE,

n tuFFc 4Nu cOmmO1iOnst IFCtNiOrVb rirk building
MONROE st. WHEELISG Va.
az 20 CARRU THEIRS, respectfully informs
IN the travelling public, that ne continues 70
keep the above stahlishmcnt-and hopes by strict
ronagc.
The loc7uo' OF the Bulumofe Ilousei is superior
to any other IN the city, being convenient 10 the
steam Boat Landing, a!ioning the Merchants
am Mechanics hank, nearly opposite the Post
Ohce, directly opposite the Messrs VIM Paxton
" Son Fleming and Jingle, Crangle & Bahey's
thus aitorcIng - travellers visiting the city on
business very desirable situation.
good stable Is attached 10 the premises, which
will be carefully attended tc.
Gentlemen calling At this Housp =. An have their
passage IN steamboats, aud coaches secured on
the best terms -ba-gage will be conveyed, for
travellers 10 and irom Boats free Of charge; and
gers.
Good servants will be employed to wait on
travellers, and the House will be open al al hours
OF night Ter their reception. Charges made 10
SUIT the times. VrberI;,g ,rSy o. IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-01

nv THE MAMMOTH WAGON
JUST arrived al th1 store Of A ~ FAtRgHILD.
n large and splendid vauofy Of perf1u1srv.
small assortment 9t lee, EdslnEs. travef.
iUa baskets. 50. Sc For "a Ir very low
ian i1 % FAIRCHfLD.
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CHEAP HARDWARE.

- inst received a fresh supply of Fardurure,
consist 10 of Grass and Grain Scvthes. Sycles,
Scythe Rifles and Stones. Mill Saws, Cross
Cut Saws, Hand Saws, Tenor Saws, Knives and
Forks. Pocket Knives Iron Wire, Rim Locks
Door Latches, Butt Hinges, Table Hinges, Till.
Chest, Cupboard, Trunk and Pad Locks, al
cry other article in the Hardware line. All o
VIII ich they will sell at prices that must please.
10
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p. NUMSEN

"AVING fitted up his old stand. 81 Main ST..
= a for The reception Of customers, tenders his
services 10 his old friends and The public. lie will
furnish parties or families with pound fruit. sponge
almond, tart cake. &c. &C. PLAIN or ice in superior
style, also with fruits, confectionery and every sort
Of creams jellies and Blanc Mango, Ice Creams, So
Ia from an excellent and pure fountain. Coniectio
nary, Fruits, &c, Ell up all times to Wis tiers.
He is that those who call on him will he sure
10 call again. june 10
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TRUSTEES SALE

lhI - AEB'S SALE
ii Df Virtue Of a deed af Trust executed 10 the
HD subscriber 10y William Auerburv. I shall
sell on Monday the 5Ih day of June, IS43. ut the
front door Of the Court house Of Ohio county, oil
the right title and interest Of said Aterbury in and
to the North halt Of Lot No a. four in square. No
twelve (l2) on Market ST IN the city Of Wheeling
Selling as Trustee shall convoy TO the purchaser
only such title is vested in the by The deed of
trust aforesaid. ISAAC w MITCHELL
aP22 Is Trustee.
The sale OF The above property is postponed until
Monday the Sd day OF July next
ISAAC w MITCHELL,
June Trpstec
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SHOE THREAD, PEGS, &C.

lust received st the sign Of the BIG RED BOOT
. $50 lbs green shoe thread (supe or quality)
100 DO half beaChed shoe thread DO do
500 do shoe nails assorted sizes.
Also large assortment Shoe Findings ct all
kinds. Shoe manufacturers will please call aud
zee TJune 81 SAM'L McCl.ALLEN.
- A BBLS. plantation Mo'aSses iu prime order
eBHk Just received pr, : B. Richard CLAYTON, and
for sale nv WM PAXTON S. son
mnv 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-01

IN CHANCERG-In the Circuit Superior
court of .aw and Chancery for OHIO county.
Moses Rhodes, complainant.
as such administrator of John SOckman de
ceased Henry SOckman, Isaac l. Brown x
Elizabeth his wife. which Henry aud Elizabeth
are children and heirs al law of the SAID John
Sockmln deceased, Jesse Wheat and Alexan-
der Henderson, defendants.
Pursuant to the decree made in this cause by
said court on ths 18th day of June 1913
Will on the oath day of July 1913
ana thereafter by adjOurnments from Tune to
umc a. shall be necessary, at my Office IN the
city OF Wheeling, Virginia, proceed 10 take an
account OF and report what rs due 10 the plalntu
aud the defendant Henderson, for the matters
alleged m the bill; what assets, II any, nave come
10 the hands Ofthe said administrator &c be adj
m'nlstered, and wha part thereof II any, remains
uRadmlnIstered; what effects of the sand John
SOJkman deceased, n any, have been taken pos
session Of by the said Henry. or have come TO hts
hands, whether he has wasted or parties with the
same, what Is due from said Henry as executor
de tort by reason there Of what real estate OF
the SAID John SOcNman has descended to the
SAID Henry and Elizabeth, and the annual value
thereof what debts of said John SOCNman re-
on his heirs from such are not aud such other
matters as ssd'dccrce directs, or as shall deem
pertinent, or the parties specially require.
Al notice IS hereby given To the CREDITORS
o! the SAID John SOckman deceased, to appear
before me and prove their demands, on or before
the said 24ln day of July 1913, at
my office aforesaid aid deposit or Sc
cure their reasonable share of the costs of this
suit and that such of them as shall not so appear
and prove their demands, and deposit or secure
their rea 5onabe share Of tho costs Of this SUIT,
viii be excluded from the benefit Of saId decree,
and Of any other decree or DEGREES TO be made IN
tina cause.
ALEX. VIII. son, Commissioner.
| q IRE -rTr f,rn -. m
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DENTJSTRY,

S, p. HULLIREN. DENTAL SURGEON.
NFFlCE, No gil, Main ST. few doors above
~ the Virginia Hotel, Wheeling, Va.
may IL &C
pELLOWS ofal sizes, warranted good, for
LID OFT g. GREER.
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CHANCFRY sALE,

OF hU{f lot IN South Wheeling.
IN CHANCERN-in the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and ChsucsrY, for Ohio county
Sbr ,i,,,' Brady & Choplino, SC.
Ug.
William Hosack, &C.
By VirtBe ola decree made ~ the above case,
I viii sell on the tniTd COY Of VI ly SAP, az tho
front door Of the court house Of OHIO county,
Vrra,nis- 90 public auCuDn, 20 the highest and
best bidder the north half Of the lOt ~ ground
situated 90 the addition Co the Citvof Wheeling
lad 0uJ hV william ChoplIUc, and designated bv
the number I95 tone hundred Ind ninety eighty
On tho folio afug tcrWs Of sale. Wis one iOurtu
uf the gurchase money 70 be paid IN hand, aud
tho residue Iu sfy and twelve months, with IntcI
csf from the day Of sale the purchaser swing
bond and security Tor the deferred Jasl8iuIentsr
8nd the uflg retained til paytrent
I W MITCHELL, Deputy for
ApCuERL5 WOODS, ~ =, and
gTu1 I'm CemmirsigrgT iu 'tt5 5ztat-
NO II3, MAIN STWEETs
WHEELING VA
UPVUISTFRY WARE
1--WE suirzcrtars bs1 Is1ve 90 tni1ru he CiitEeua
eTWreor1uc uui gi~IutrY, l1Et faev have on
hand On extensive 1ss5rfucut ~ bPii0LSIERt
WARE -4re4-i.1r IN usrt Of Beds Boosters az
Pillows Carfef Hair SpsUsb MISS. Cotton, Wuskd
S1rlrr ,nF Straw Msursssss Ash, Ncu.tsu ant
sist window BNuds gi every vauetY and style. GA
lsnt ttsf rlsse 1 1riur
Strrm Easts fstuiscd with evsry article or ftfrnt
turs 0u ias u5ts accommodating yerms end en- shor
uofre. MENDEL 81 HARBOUR
iolJ
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RED SOLE LEATHER.

EUST received from New York at the sign Of the
% BIG RED BOOT 1900 lbs Red Sole Leather
which will be sold low for cash.
Jun SAML McCLALLEN.
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ENNBRAClNG tie most populsr and Fss5sln
= able Eusic II re dsy
THIS wors is lulsuiet Go p-essul 81 te ngbrc 90
extremely bow rate tli Ihs neves, rauer, inuc5r
atsly aztec i1s appearances 90 Ego7e. lgelher with
che uiosi p1pEiag Aonsr,ctu cswp0gIt1us SHhsrrip
tsnns reserved. a8t siusIs nuubsrs frr st.c ~
$ MEILDR.
10 rs linton 81
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ALEN. WILSON, COMMISSIONER.
LANE q Russ ELL, for cOmp'r je p

r The parties n tho above cause ale hereby no.
tined, that the DISPOSITIONS of Joseph Gill aud
Others will be taken at the residence Of said GILL
July lS43 between the hours of two and seven
q clock NJ, 10 be read in evidence in the above
named cause on behalf Of said plaintiff and said
Henderson And If from any cause tho taking
of the same shall not be commenced, or beir q
commenced, shall not be completed on that day,
the taking thereof Wi be adjourned from time to
time, until the same shall be completed.
MOSES RHODES,
ie % ALEXANDER HENDERSON,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-01

IN CHANCERY-In the Circuit Superior court
= of Jaw and chancery for Ohio county.
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of Whee-
ling, complainant.
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NEW WORKS.

TNHE July numbers of GRAHAMs MAGA-
L ZINE and Gudeya Lady's Book. Just re-
ceived and for sale at MELIOR'S
je25 90 Union ST.
Persons wishing to subscribe Tor Periodicals, can
he supplied with all the BACK NUMBERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-01
DEAFNESS CURED,

NtARPA'S
COMPOUND KREOSOTE ACOUSTIC oil
NOR the cure OF DEAFNESS, pains. and the
discharge OF mattpr from the cars; So all those
disagreeahle noises, like the buzzing Of Insects
failing Of wster. whizzing Of steam, &C. &c. which
are symptoms of approaching deafness and asn
generally attendant with the disease For sale by
DIR CRUMBACKER. No l73. Main ST.
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FL.F.N TEXTS EFO !NE.

ST LOUIS. MO.
- REDUCTION OF THE FARE
f.sssN4 In consideration Of the pressure of
lsnskSAS tine times, the undersigned has redu-
.SlEk61S ced the prices of boarding and lodging
= TO Sl,5 per day, AMI the rate oil wines
rom SO 10 topper CT. His tables will continue as
heretofore To be supplied with every luxury the
market affords. The Building is the largest,
most airy, aud combines more comforts Than
any IN the city, and IS not surpassed by any no
tel M IN West.
Every attention will be given by the undersien-
Cd, his agents, and servants, 10 accommodate
those who favor him with n call.
NJ LOUIS NAV - SIN BENZ STICKNET
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a. SUBSCRIPTIONS received for the Old Coun-
- ryman, Chambers Edinburgh Journal, Plus
burgh Iron City aad Morning Chronicle
Pers DESTROYS Of subscribing for any of the
above papers, will please call at MELLORS.
lie 80 Periodical Office, 90 Union ST.
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M REAL ESTA re AND PERSONAL PRO
~ PERTY.
Porter x Wagner
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AIO. 10, of ALLISON'S HISTORY OF EU.
~ ROPE. Just received aud Tor sale at
ie 80 MELLOR'S. % Union St.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
"ZE have this day received direct from Phil.
w adelPhia, the following School Books.
Milchel's Geography and Atlas.
Do Primary do
Olney's do
PsIleys do
SOphOca's Greek Grammar,
Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar.
Do do do Reader,
Co do do Lessons
DabolPs Arithmetic, Davies Arithmetic.
Watts on tho Mind.
Parey's Sun, Neon, Stars Sc, &c,
Which we offer with a general assortment Of
everything in the School Book line at reduced prices
STEPHENSON & HASWELL.
Je "a Union ST.
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.TVNHE ENCyCLOPEOIA OF GEOGRAPHY.
c,mprsiuE a c,mp,sJe description ~ the
Esrlb. Physical. Statistical. Ciyl add Poucal. en-
hIhihnE be relation Co che Hssveuiy bOIies, &C.
Phyaoal structure. tbs NsfgrEi Hstory ol each
county, and lRiusr0. CossmerCe7 Political tustHp-
tlcus, snd Civil end Social State of 80 Nations. by
tIurb Mgrry. r r S e. Jest received and Soc sale
&C NELLDRS Peu15s.8 Oaics
Ie2I UnJou 81
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-03

dered like those already negotiated. But
5ens Brown has given additional testimony
that he regards the Union Bank as Consftn-
uonal, by his application for, and obtaining
discounts, for himself to the amount Of Four
teen Thousand Dollars, and assisting bis
friends through the credit Of his endorsement,
to obtain the sum Of $40 600. Butfhere as
one good reason why General Brown should
advocate the reputation of the Union Bank
Bonds. lie owes the Union Bank $4,000
at this time--repudiation viii reduce The va
Tue Of the notes of the Union Bank, and thus
enableahe General 10 pay his $4,000 with a
trife.
Independent voters of Mississippi, il now
for you TO say whether or not this corrupt
and inconsistent politician shall rule over
you. lie has violated your Constitution
which he has sworn 10 snppori-he has bor-
rowed thousands OF dollars from the Bank,
paid it out to the toiling yeomanry Of the
| land, and Immediately cried ont in favor of
1repudiaiiop, hoping thereby TO render the
money worthless, so that he could pay the
/ Bank with a mere whistle. Who ffered bv
/ the operation! Why those to whom the
Union Bank money was paid. The day Of
reckoning is near at hand, and the spirit of
cheated, wronged and insulted laboring
people, has whispered in our ears. "Defeat
| to Bro1gn and all those aUko haze inflated his
/ bad example ~ Hornet
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-03
sEIceD it before the Peoples

Il
That Gen. A. G. Brown, the Repudiating
candidate tor Governor in this State, voted
for the bin chartering the Union Bank. Gen.
Brown cannot oppose the payment OF the
Union Bank bonds upon constitutional
grounds, because by his own votes as
member of the Legislature from. Copiah Co.,
he is completely cut off.
After the passage of the Union Bank char
ter, Cen. Brown voted against the supple.
mental charter, but by his action in the Lee
gisature in 1889, he fully recognized the
constitutionality of the Bank, and the fegalitv
of the sale of the bonds. We take from the
House Journal of 1889, the following extract:
The bill 10 be entitled can act to extend
additional privileges to the Mississippi Union
bank, and for other purposes"
Was considered in conmittee the whole
House,
MIR. Josselyn in the Chair.
After some time,
The Committee rose, and reported the bill
wiki an amendment thereto; which report,
On motion OF Mr.. Josselyn,
Was received.
Mr.. Stewari, of Kinds, then Moved that
the bill be recourmitted to select Committee
lof five !; whereupon,
T. The vote was taken by yeas and NAYS.
And decided in the affirmative.
Those who voted in the affirmative. are,
Mr.. Speaker, Armat, BROWN, of Copiah,
ct. all.
IN the negative, 60.
the Chair thereup0n appointed Messrs
Stewart, OF Kinds, Chosen, Foote, Minter
and BROWN, of Copiah, said Committee.
From the above il will be seen that Gent
Brown voted for a reference to Committee
the act to extend additional privileges to til,
Union oakland was himself made one o
it. The Committee afterwards reported IN,
! bill TO 'extend additional privileges to tn
2 Union Bank" which then passed boil
/ Houses, and was returned with the veto q
3 the Governor. The bill required the Gov
> ernorlo execute and deliver to the Uniol
bank. Bonds to the amount of TEN MIL
9LIONS FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
:; DOLLARS for its use. The bill was, as be
4 fore stated, vetoed and returned to the Hous
II for its further action. The annexed extra,
g fran the Journals, shows the fate OF the bi
d and the position occupied BY Gen. Brown.
/ esThe bill to be entitled tAn act to exten
8 additional privileges 10 the Mississippi Unio
bank, accompanying the foregoing messael
Was taken up,
And put upon its passage by ayes q a noe
e as provided for in the Constitution.
" And passed BY Conslifnlional n1aioritg
e two-thirds.
The vote is as follows:
i In the affirmative, Mr.. Speaker, Messr
i Armat, BROWN, Of Copiah, ct. AIS.
In.tle. negative, 49,
The above extracts prove THAT f4an. Brow
e regarded the Union Bank as Constitution
that he was willing to give lis manage col
q troll over ten millions five hundred ihousar
re dollars more Of the bonds Of the State, h
proceeds Of which would haYeBeea equa
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-03
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