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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

Nov, it will be seen by this that Jefferson was born
just eight years after his predecessor Adams Madison
eight years after his predecessor Jcfiersob Monroe
elgh, years after Madison; and John Quincy Adams
eight years after Monroe. Another curious fact TO BE-
oeserved is, that Adams was just sxysix years old
when ne retired; Jefferson sixty SIX; Madison was
siSty-siI; Monroe was sixty-si1; and John Quincy
Adams, had he been elected TO second term, would
have been sixty-six. Adams, Jefferson and Monroe
all died on the 4th Of July.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

ar. Calhoun The " Y. Commercial Advertiser
speaks Of Mr. Calhoun as the naughty sou;berne'
No ephet ever more mi,applIet Than that OF
"hanghty 10 SIR c. lie is n,ild and gsnlemln-
Ike IN his in social life, and Courteous IN
debate, any in cot Of the councils Of The
nation. Al times he IS animated, but II his seat
or else here, have him provoked s. far as 10
lose ms temper for moment. HI. example in these
s, think, worthy Of imitation, mu:h a. We
dlffc! from him IN poiItics.--T J. Express
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14
New York, July 9Th, 1913.
NAVAL.

The L. S. ship Delaware was in the Tsgus the
10Th OF June. The Columbus arrived at Gibraltar or
the 7th-last from Tou!on.
Departure Of the Falmouth and Some-s.-The U. S
ship Falmouth, and Brig Somers, of the Home Squa-
dron, eit our harbor Saturday morning; the former
bound 10 New York, the latter TO Pensacola. The
Falmouth went out with 'all sail sei while the So
mers had only her fore and sopsail and jib set
Notwithstanding this disparity in canvas, the Somer,
walked ahead of her superior. This would seem &c
suosianaie the assertion that the Somers is equal
her reputation as a saler-Sasannah Repmbiiean.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

TIE Late Catintt appointments we believe We e3
,,ess the general sentiment OF the Democracy wnen
ue say thai P,esden, Tyler has been emienIiy happy
n his ,ecen, appointments 10 his Cabinet Ihat o.
onr townsman, Sir. Nelson, TO the Attorney General
shin has met the appreciation of all our citizens, saving
and excepting mongrel Wing attorney or so, who
would have ked 10 have 1t themselves Wherever We
have heard from in other quarters II has net The same
General aoprobation. M. Nelson is we'll known
m,ugre the Richmond Wing and Y. Troune-:of
his fine talents high professional at!anments and gs
onine ot.iashioned Democratic Republican p''n:i
nles. which have never experienced The shadow oil
shade OF change, nor ever viii
Nj, Henshaw has been for the lest twenty years
DISTINGUISHED n the ranks Of New England Democracy,
and his a2po n,ment the Navy Department We EARN
has gwen general satisfaction 10 our Poica oren'eh'
n tina, quarter as We doub, not 1t will IN every other
This gentleman, will be remembered, vas appointed
to the Office Of Collec,o. of the port OF Boston bF Gen
Jackson Immediately after his election he con!inueo
IN tina, Office Throughout; the Presidency OF the ole nero
and voluntarily relred from 1t afterwards Even ne
Boston Courier hose Editor has bern uni;ofmiF oP
posed 10 every thing Democratic, and particularly 70
Mr. Henshaw and his party in Boston, thus pears 'e,
-. tr..-~~e habits al mel
rgence and correct business habits well known TO
,srv 81 .ne Navy Department to ali who re wiling
TO see the Office the possession of msn not Of their
o1n party AN OLD DEMOCRAT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14


g ASUs'S sARSAPARILLA-This medicine stands unrivaI
- led based intrinsic merits, for tue removal and
radical Of those diseases which peculiarly adapted
Being entirely and composed Of the choicest selection
OF ingredients which in consenaBce with the laws thai
The animal economy the system Is enabled 10 throw OF
up healthy se:ion and the Of Nature
their natural functions Thousands can aud are essi-
fed t efficacy In removing various chronic DIS
unhealthy depraved state o. the blood
and HaGs scroia enlargement Of the glands rcu
and salt IheUm rnsworm, harosrs i;ch
safely ard eettGaI.y cured
.'chosen few this sometimes termed
quacsey the subject requires passing question:
who quack IL serious and
health too Important 10 be trrd with,
Of The greatest consequence where disease invade
prompt and efficient repci the
attack Whether stands his reserved rights and pre-
sc.tes: = the powerful agents, including of the
poisons ard in q. fatal termns,oa simply
says patient died o he who by labcrious and long
continued iuy.ga.ian from OF Nature
hidden useful knowledge and apples the
suffering humanity rsknS his reputation in the result
1t OF weak and preudeed mind reject any
thing false does not agree with lis pre-
nolions is evidence OF noble and generous
ssSeize upon truth where eer s found
Amongst your friends, amongst your foes
On christian on hrathen ground
The flowers divine where e'er IL Grows"
Neglect the prekie and assume the ROSE.
The pro2,ie daily receiving from medical pro.c
sion, OF Gospel officers Of justice
PIRATE Citizens ample and willing testimony both written and
snpero. and efficacy Of preparation To
the furnished gstuitousiy sufficient proof being e.
ven of their vouhiness.
~ For particulars advertisements in this and other CT!
papers.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and RETAIL and exploration
by A. B. SANDS CO., Druggists and Chemists Granite Build
No Broadway, Of Chambers New York
in Richmond BY the Agents A. DUvAL CO., in Petes
burg by RoSsER ANDERSON, in Norfolk by N. A. SANTOS
and Druggists generally The principal eies 10 The o. s.
ria and Jake no other. July l4-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

Romance IN Rat LIts.-ln country vilsgs on the
banks Of the HUDSON r!ver family has lived for seye-
raj years IN circumstances some what singular and %.
pleasant. The lady, Who il It's head has not heard
onl absent husband in eight yeas end only with
great economy end exerton has she been able 10 bring
up son and daughter in respectable manner. For
long time, there has been intercourse between
the family and its connexions IN lreland forgeiu!ness
seemed to have blolted ell the ties Of
and affection
gentleman OF this city, Of great excellence o. heart,
and himself connected with the family abroad ha for
years attempted, and in van find out the residence
OF the lady, and only succeeded in doing within
few months. He Immediately interested himself in her
behalf, and communicated the fac, Of the boy exist
ence TO his foreign relations Within few days a
copy Of will has been received, mnde by the grand
father Of the children have men,ioaed by which il
sppears that large landed estates in Ireland money in
the funds, and other properties, producing go 1000
yearly, have been devised TO this little fellow, now
only eleven years of age By the ,es,ators direction,
he is 10 be educated and provided Tor handsome unit!
be asins the OF twenty five years, and then he IS
10 enter upon the possession of his property.
This unex pected change e fortune has made some
sensation in The village here the parties reside and is
indeed, very singular circumstance
The lad 20 whom this fine inheritance has descended
is The grandson Of Colonel in The British army, and
The gTea, grandson Of Irish peer of all which facts
until recently, he was ignorant.
On being Informed Of his expectations he did not
seem much eaied but, after Iite consideration, said
10 his friend who had brought him the news with the
utmost a,essness "=i!! there be any money soon, for
The i'h OF July is coming on, you know, SIR We
are happy to add BIS wishes had already been aniici-
paed by his friend and that there will be no lack oil
fireworks in his neighborhood on the arrival Of ",he
day we celebrate. ~: T. True Sun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

MAssACHCsEITs STATE CoavESTlcS alta ne tng
Of the Democratic Sa.- Central Committee, h1cen al
the Old State House, Boston, II voted 10 call a
State Convention al Worcester, on the secosd Wed
nesday OF September next. TO make NOMINATIONS Of
candidates or the Offices Of Governor and Lrue nant
Governor and take into consideration the subject of
National Convention al Baltimore, Ma next
elect delegates st large recommend the manner o;
choosinp The other deerales, &c. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

We have, also, been favored with the perusal of q
letter received IN this city, from the Hon Abbot Law
renee, who was passenger On board the Columbia
He describes the passage from Boston, up TO The mo
ment OF the disaster, although beset with fogs, IS
rather agreeable-and speaks IL The highest terms OF
Capt Shannon his officers and crew ,uroughon. the
whole disaster. He communicates nothing that Is not
contained in the aooTe letter about the vessel
ashore excsp; That he expresses the opinion. that had
she been either the right le OF The place On
which she struck. she would have gone down, and pro
baby all on board would have perished
He SAYS that there only tao small houses on the
island abou, mile apart The island % miles from
the main land $50 miles from Halifax, and $40 mile,
from Boston. Darlington s the nearest place 90 the
main land. As as the vessel struck, messenger
was dispatched Immediately TO Halifax, and the
steamer Margaret expected 10 arrive about the 9th
instant. Dir. Lawrence says that they have plenty q
---------~ts ss.afeU ---~ plant ni want oil
wafer. inie. thu! enough has been saved from the
steamer 10 their present necessities Sir. Law
renee also states positively that al! hands saved
thus con;radc,ing the repor. gwen IN the slips from
the Bangor papers.
On recep, of the intelligence of tie loss of The
Columbia here, it said that the ibernia would
be dlsp.iched e.,y possible 10 take her place,
hu. inquiry it appears that nothing was decided on
Those no are presumed to know from the lnforma.
ton received, thai the Margaret will doubtless
be dis patched from HllfsI with the mails and those
Of the passengers no inclined TO go IN her, and
tina; ber,hs will be reierved in the Hberna for the
remainder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

Naturalization E. D. Potter h.s been nominated
by the Democrats of the 9TH Congressional District CT
Ohio, their candidate for Congress. FROM what We
can gather from the Buckeye State, the Democratic
party eager for the conflict, and ceriin of victory
when il does take pace.-Baitimore Republican,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

MINISTER TO BsazIL-The Cincinnati Republican
says The honorable George H. Profit, of indiana, passed
through that city on Saturday last his way TO the
East II is presumed, he is going to Washington, to
receive his final instructions as minister to Brazil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

It is said tina, the Presden: Of The U.Sisies will vsi
The Rip Raps SIR. Hsnshaw, The new Secre
tary of the Navy, reaches Washington
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

GRrar SPEEp!-We learn from gentleman who
started few days since for The West that he arrived
at cleveland, OHIO, in ify.nne hours, OF ,zo days
and eleven hours, from this city. This al, rate Of
less than two days between thus city and Buaslo and
when the Michigan railroad, the southern part
of that state is completed, the distance between this
city a. Chicago may be travelled in little more than
our cays.-.N 7 Enenino Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

| BANK DIVIpESDs-The EXCHANGE Bank Of Virginia
has declared three, The Bank of Virginia two per
cent, for the last six monihs-both clear OF the State
bonus.-.Ioyfok Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

Consciousness The New York Post saws: We
were struck the other day, in locking At work called
the Lives of The Presicen,s with few curious
medicines OF numbers which relate the line OF FIVE
Presidents, beginning and ending with an Adams =
Here is table, for instance, Of the periods in which
they were born and went ont of utfice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14
Respec ,!cNy,

To Messrs. VIM Hays. George Harrison y. B. Beau
champ, Tncs. X. MARSHALL, Thos. Y. Davis, Asher
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

weston on the Goth inst. having made the passage from
Vera Cruz in eight days. Dispatches were sent oy
his vessel from the French Minister to the French
Charr6 al Galveston similar 20 those sent by the Scya
10 The British Charge giving notice OF The Armsuce
Il aonears ,ha, Santa Anna has notified the English,
French and Anne Tcan Ministers in Mexico, that ne
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
INSURANCE,

EINIRE &NARINE iNSURANCE-Thor m
3 two situations only ia which individuals can
DE placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value ofiusuraucC. These are, while ~'and-
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 dgsolate tam
", lamcnuug hat stupidity and folly which haC
faxed 10 pr-vde for such conungcncy.
= ATKINSON, Agent of the PRO Tee WON
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFORD, CONN
viii take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores. mills, factories, dc, together with Their
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chltry, and evuryoth r. description Of lusurahle,
properly also, on steam, keel and hat boats
aud their cargses 10 and from any port on the
Western Waters.
Office on NIaia street, nearly opposite the Il S
Hotel ,anI, 1872.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

ATiRGlNlh-I~ CuNNcERy-At Rules held IN
y the CLERKS Office at The Circuit Superior
Court 81 Inv and Chauccty for the county of
Oh", ia the month uf August 1913
Austin Peay aud William W Ross compliments
against
Henry Morton and Henry Moore defendants.
The delthu1nts not having entered heir apUea
rance and given security according To the act %:
Assembly aud the rules Of TINS court. aud II ap'
peatlug by sat sfactory IrOof that they are not
inha1ttautS OF the COmmnnwealth of Nl--nla.-
Oa molten Of the CumpiIinaut by cou"sel; It IS
ordered mat said defendants do appear here ON the
hrst day of the next term of this courl; and an >
sWcr said compliments bI,l-and that copy ot
ihls order be forthwith inserted IN some newspa-
per printed IA the city ufN hepling for two months
succes slve,y, and posted the frout door OF the
Court House OF Ono County. 4 copy teste.
ALEX I I.AIDLEl, clers.
Nelson 70 Comet aug -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
BOO J J! SHOES
8, s.: !, dsS y SCI y 3

C1IGN OF THE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT.
~ A s TODD, has just received a large and
complete assortment Of the following Goods, which
are Of The hest quality. and wii! be sold low for
cash nj his ROOT. 81 OF AND BONNET HOUSE,
GENTLEMENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine Calf and Morocco Boots, sewed, city made.
do do DO pump sole
Kip; Calf and Thick Bouts.
Genilemen,' fine cafand Morocco shoes Of the
latest STYLE viz Biddles. Unions, Duwnngs, Web
sfcrs. Calf and Morocco Dancing Pumps, Tavern
Sins. md water proof Over shoes; also, Kip and
Thick Brocans Of al kinds.
LADIES' SHOES g. BOOTS
Fine black cold asd bronzed Kd Slippers Of
different kinds Village Lace. Paris Ties. Bnski.s.
jefferson Ties. fine strap and tie Kid, Seal Morocco
and Gait walking shoes, white and black kd and
sann slippers, black and cold Silk and Lasting
Caters. waller proc { fur liued Over shoes.
MISSES g. CHILDRENS' SHOES p,
Fine city mode Kid aud Morocco SllP.nJ CIR
Seal and Calf walking Shoes, Mng IT. -
-, n, hI,ck- AID rrf'u MD b. TNi"s' O'a'A ana
COLD Victoria Caters, Kid, Ca6and MOROCCO Ankle
Ties pOyNrrrS
pI; ODD Wave PIorense Braid Bohneis,
ENGLISH and American Straw d" CyWts'' ",u"%
81 Toyrr d,. Gentlemens' Fhe L'ehorm' single
III .Ir,,tIe brim Summer Hat imitation Ianama
., Orleans Hats. Boys az. Chhurehs Leshofn
onJ palm Leaf Hats oi evrv variety
LEAgHER.
s-.,;.L Country SIC Kip and Upper Leather
I I'll XII Co,t gitdng and Lining skins Of me
4 t..,,,-,I;, Atso pretty resVeeia''e sprinkle OF
/ r,n,,l'S On MEDICINES. Just COW NJ The
/ In LACK MAMMOTH Bowl S,9lh
/ End of Nfs.ket Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

z TlRGlNIA-ln Chlucry-At ru.es held ia the
y Clerks Office at the Circuu Superi,r Court IF
Law aud Caancery for the County Of Ohio in
Henry HIdauy, & COMPLAINANT,
against
Richard Sinins, Henry Moore, Mark Douglass,
The General insurance Company of Maryland,
Daniel Lamb, Hall & Go. ". 4. e. A Murduc <
Brown " MUncaster, Inn lgIchart, TIFFANY.
Duvail v Co. Is. >. Elder x son, J & Il NOoI
q Co. Weber & kcltall. Alfred H0rner, Hor-
Her Il Hall. Robert M'GregorW CO. VIM. pul.
" n co. Sea q Remington, Eyerly Il kces,
The Nrrclautc' 4 Mechanics Bunk IF Wheel
IN, Tn, President Directors aai Company Of
the Belmont BANK Oi 81. Clalrsv lle, Alex nader
T. l. a. cy, = fmuri VI Clure, RcICk ~ zee
John List Jlm>s a. Forsyth, } hn r. CLARK
ana the North Westcrh Bank OF Virginia.
The Complainant b aving fled an aui, udcd and
sup elemental bull, ana the Defendants, the Gene
raj Insurance Company # Maryland, Thomas AZ
haii, Carter 4. Hall, and Isaac IL Long, part
gers under the firm of Hall " TO. William +.
Murdoch, Alexander Murd0ck, partners under
the firm Of w +. f. 4. Mur!Ock. Brown n Mun-
sli =. Eldgr aud Francis, ". Elder, partners uu-
der the firm Of q. y Elder * Son, James Wood
the firm of J. Il r. Wood 81 Co. J.hn Weber *
Henry Kendall, partners under the firm of Web
" Kendall Alfred Homer, Horucr and Hall,
Robert NJ Gregpr f.CO. William Duty and Geo.
W NJ ;lelian, par ners under ths finn OF William
Daily d. Co. Sea q. Il, miugtOu hIlhum A. T.,
crly ald bartholomew Hees, partners under tue
III F.NeEtl ANteSauN lut PRESIDENT, lrCci-
ors ana Company Of the Belmont Bans OF ST.
Ciulrsvlll. not having entered their appearance
ana SiVe2 security accOTdIaS To the act Of As
semblY and the ru!es OF tins court, aud IL appear
ing by satisfactory proof that they are not Inhab-
liants of thIs cummOnwc llth-Ou motion OF
complainant BY counsel, Il Is ordered that they
Il . appear here the first day Ut the next teri
e. ihis court, aud answer the com &anautS orr.
Hnal, am, nded and supplemental bulls In th-s
rause-and that copy OF this order be forthwith
ms riei IN some newspaper printed IN the CITY of
" u cling for two months successveIyand posted
n theirOnt door of .he court house OF Ohio
'Ounty. \ Copy-Ieste.
Id X. Aug l-Sw ALEN. 4. LAIDLEY, CIk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

ETlRGINIA--IN cHhNcERY-At rules held IN
v the clerks nllice Ut the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chtncery inr the. county Of Ohio in
the Mrn'h of August 1913.
Fran,is Il. Armstrong, Administrator de bonis nan
with the will annexed Of Noah Zane, late Of Ohio
county, deceased complainant.
against
Ely Dorsey and Mary l.. his wife, late Mary L..
Z,ns. an ,vrIpw Of sail Nolh Zane. deceased,
M.ry NJ : Zrur widow and AdmnisraiiN Of
Ehencz.r Z,uc late OF Oaip county deed, aud
f. Imund PiatpT Zue, Eugene Zane, aud Mary
Anna me- infant children and heirs at law oi
The said Enencz,r Ziue decreased, and Piatoti
Zane, Hampdcn Zauc, James c.. Johnston nnd
sophia his wife, William w. Shuvcr aud
Caroline his wife, james a. M'Lean aud Mary
his wife. Willilm Pits and E.Iznholh has vile,
and CnrneIa Zane which SAID PaloG Hampton
Sophia hn-nn, Cariliuc Shriyer, Mary MLcln.
r.! zabeth Pitts and Couea Zlne. and together
with the sad Eheu zcr Zane, being chi!dien
hears nj law and deysees OF the send n 'uh Zane
deceased anI 'he SAID Mary l.. D'rsey, who to-
selhcr with the said Eheuczer Zlae, were the
Trustees ulCIuudine RobmsOn,and ihe said Clau
CINE Robinson, defendants
TAe DEF, udaus Uamplen Zane, AMI James 1. John
stoa aud SOPHIA his Niicuur having entered the"
appeart co and given security according To the aci
al assembly aud the rules of this court, and It ai
pearng 10y satisfactory proof that they ate DOT inhao
tanIs ol the commonwealth of NtrgjuIa,-Od motion
yli the complainant by counsel q Is ordered maj Tue
said defendants do appear here On the hrs' day OF
the next term of tins cUur, aud answer Tie
said cnmpluinaul's bill and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted ia newspaper PRINT
ell ia the city of Wheeling Tor two mouths success
svely. aud pusicd nj the front door Ol The courI
house OF Ohio county. A cory ies'e.
ALEX. II. AIDLEY. clerk.
Nelson. for comp'L aug. IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

VTIRGINIA-IN CHANcERY-At rules held m
y the Clerks Office Of the CircuiI Superior Court
orLaw and Chancery for the County oi Ono 10
month Of August l5i3.
The NJ .rchauts' and Mechanics bank OF Wheel
lng, Co"'P'''"""'
Charles Ensell. Francis Piunkett SOblesM IRA
DIV. Sturiey Cuthbert, GcDLSC Dulty' oamuIi
Neel, John Richie. Platoh Zane, Achina,u
Woods High Sherif'of Ohio County anu as
s1cb administratDr Of Thomas J. b. Peui 1ncy
deceased Charles ID. KuOX, Frames = camp
bell William Sperng, Frances D lhhts
md Lewis LafOlrgue Jacob fulmcr. Ge9IEe
X Warner, William Fisher, Robert SnlSids'
Pearson Serrell William ". Bernard, =. WI
liam Hahn, Joseph JuukIn The North western
hank of Virginia. Joseph UlT2favc. Lacharlah
Jacob Samuel Farmer, Executor of the last
Will and Testament OF Frederick Former, de-
reassd, James W. Stewart. John PIuI kctt, JO-
seph Junkin, Jr. and George W. Clutter,
Defendants.
o-ho r,efts. Cuthhcrt, Sperug lines. Ia foursuc
,,t,cr Warner, Fisher Shields, SerrcU Der
J Uahn Joseph Junkln' senr Bargrave aut
Tl.,b Iunkiu ir. not having entered their ap
s,r.pcp and given security acc)rdnR % co.,
$3.50 Assembly aud the rules of this court, art
eDL -5rlo.r bv satisfactory proof thai they on
it ai.l.t-t,,fanfs of thc Commonwealth OF VIZ
hpl ~ motion OF the complainant bV couu=t
tlH'a.1cvod that they do appear here on tne hI
4 ~ ttbh next term Of thiscOult, and answer 90
Gay i,,n.nfs bill ard that copy of ms ofde
to'ee-tby,ith nsertai Iu some newspaper pfHle
Oe ~ Ito or wheeling, for Two months succc-
lDsi and posted az the front door on ne C3u
house Of Ohio uRRIIy,Fx. .LAlDLEY. CFt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

VTIRGININ-IuC hancery-At rules held IN
81 the Cle,o'. office OF the Circuit Superior court
o Law and ,ha;.cery Too the county Of Ohio IN The
nnnlh Of August. 1913.
The President Directors and Company Of the Bel
m,nt Bank Of ST Ciai1ville, Complains nIs
against
B,rhara Mcconnell William Mcconnell James
Cunnell, Jacob Nice nneI Rebccca
Mcconnell, Robert Mcconnell, Margaret
Mcconnell Joseph Morrison and Sarah las
wife, Elizabeth Good, late Elizlheh Mcconnell,
John w Hutchinson and Maria his vi e, whicn
said Barbara IS the mother. and which sad Sarah
J Morrison is the widow, aud which said Wil-
linn. James, Jacob Rcbeccu, Robert.
Margaret, Elizabeth and Mirin are the brothers d
sisters, and together with their mother, The sad
Rirbara are The heirs o. law Of Alexander MoCon-
nell. late Of Ohio county; deceased.
Defendants
The defendants Joseph Morrison and sarah hls
wife and John w Hutchinson and Maria his wife
not h1vug entered t.er appearance and gwen Sc
curly accu. ding to the act Of Assembly and The
rules of the Court, and ii appearing by satisfactory
Irucf that They are mol inhabitants Of the common
wealth of Virsinia-On motion Di the complainant
hv counsel il is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here on the first DAY Of tie next Term Z"
this court. aQl answer the said compliments bill
aud that cAfy Of this order he forthwith inserted
m some newspaper printed in tie city OF Wheeling
for two months succCssivey, and posted at ih'
front door Of the court house Of Ohio county a co
Iy leslie. ,.,,,r,v
aug ALEA LAlOIHi'
Nelson. for CompI'f. CLERK.