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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11
GREAT / IRE.
Trio laaolrcd houses bmpcd 4 Dcpot and ire T.
gtnes destroycd. G,cai loss

T,ro la9ulrtd boa'c, bmDcd. 4 Dcpot and fire En-
gtaes desifogcd Greai loss.
appears by slip iron the Chronicle office that on
SUNDAY week, during Church service. fire broke ont
Ia W llmngtun ~ C., the Ioo ol an old " Warehouse,
ana the wind blow my gale at that Time the flames
spread with fearful ramdly, until rohm,dred bniiings
and vast amount OF merchandise aud other proper ,
supposed To be siOO.ubum value. We're DESTROYED.
he los, will probably exceed that. As the Railroad
Company, IN addition |" Ills Depot shop. aud all other
buildings lost hive Locomotives entirely, aud bady
inufed besides cars, portion o the Track and bridge
| 40 ot The Locomotives alone cost $4,000 and Ne
should think 500 UOO moderate calculation Tor ia,
loss Of the company.
In addition 10 the many splendld family mansions the
Methodist Church aud JONES Hotel were consumed -
he loss So affected Nj Duncs gentleman highly rs
tccned and hrovod, thai his gave WAY aud un
der same hauclualuu lac 10 the fIycr and plunreI
H. whor Ice Was found 10y h, friends, supporting hlm
sell by tall logs-A,au, lannlt ost every IhInu
aud upon The "hatyos,a Atgt amount oi Naval stur,s
lumber aud noIchanllsc, DESTROYED The md blew
gale Al the Time, ha the with cloud, o dust
aud sinokc and adding Ia the universal terror Of the
sccnu. At this time surh loss must fall with p,culi-
ar weight, and II would well cmport iii socl, kline,
In call meetings III aud OF the Sufferers The lns,l-
rance Is SAID 10 reach about tluDoOO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11

uoodS' Riehie-Siephen ID. Neal Ct .oco) re- elected
by majority OF Is over Raymond (Whe)
FoYcie u .NichoLGs Francis 'Tyice CWhig) elected
ov ar Aaron Stockton o. the late delegate A Why
gam.
CabeR u Toyc-IIcnry w Shelton q .o,o) elected
by Al majority over Elisha McComas (N) AWhly
loss.
I.ogm,-fsrIey o. elected. Wing loss
frssmt-lhe w hlgs came within eight of elcciing
their man; great change o popular feeling then IA
Rnndoph-Runor the streets that the WINGS
have carried Randolph they certainly did il II ST.
pleased them ha'ns there majority of li0-last year
Loco, by Luck.
Hmdy-A Wing as usual here, by $50 majority. or
Their a'nuts.
Mason and Jach"n-Dr. Armstrong (N.) elected to
the House OF Delegates. bya majority of II Carney
Q).The majority of Summers (W) for Congress,
over Hays U.) is log.
Iaris~For Congress, Hays O..) 5i3 Summers
CW) l23-For the House Of Delegates Raymond (f)
1870, Armstrong CD los. Bartlett (WD 3sl Bas,cll
Q") lol. The two first named cone of each party)
Iectrd. The deegalIos dvnled last year.
Clarke am Uarrcn -Burwell QL.) elected TO the
II. OF ID. without opposition.
Rmsl-Gcuree Couan q ~ re elected. by A maori-
Grnyson and CnroH-.Iuhn Carroll O..) elected
ny majority vi lis. lie WAS opposed by Col. Col
traine Q..) and Mr.. Wilkinson (W) 1t is said that
his seat will be contested On the ground that he
naiuralzed citizen.
Icc-Bal,s elected 10 the House over Womlard by
majority Of 2ul-bolh lucus. Hopkins majority Tor
Congress 9tiS.
Scoh-kanc elected To the House by MAJORITY of
80 over D"nadson--bolh Locos lopkns's majority
Tor Congress l2O
.HVegLony -Iaync % elected to the II. ofD.
P0cahonids-t,ay a. elected-a " hg less
Ia:e,ceH-Mr Harrison Cl.) elected, wlhou, oppo-
spn.
by the time our next paper appears we shall probably
l,.,.., u =.
present full view of the result. Suffice il To say for
the present that lar the State Legislature is con
cern,d the Loco majority OF II last year been rcu
ced To about 10. Glory enough for one day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11

HORRIBLE MI RIDER N NEW JERSEY -
An extra from the ullifr 81 the State Gazetc. Trenton
\. J., dated "Wednesday May Sd. gives the following
particulars OF the murders in Warren County, IN thar
State.
Horrible. -.hnicr u finn pcrsolsm Uorea, on Won
dtyorcn0tg.
We learn hy Mr.. Ge,Igr rocket. Of Marksburouul
IN Warren. VIM arrived III Tins cily Tins morning. that
Tour person, wee murdered ON Monday night AT Ctanr.
waters W arrrn county,, about ten mites iIun beynurc
near the lunlcfdun hue. An old nan, bachelor named
John Plrkc. man ol Wealth. lived with his brother IN
law John Cashier, wlo t,rncd parhc's place. On Tues
day morning Cashiers dead body found by the
nrghhors, uu the GROUND sink hole, with four
his head made hy sharp instrument about an
NH aud aqnartcr broad II app'ad as # he had been
dccoyed from the hons, 10y cry ot distress raised
by the muriererS, whn after killing hum proceeded Ia
the housc aud cnt,ed b, the door by which he ca We
nut
On going Ia the house, the nruhhors discovered the
dead body OF l'akc IN bed and anolher ruum the dead
bodies oi Casncr> viii aud chlld iile grI about two
years old, murdered her mother aud with her
hle hands claspcd aronnd h mothers neck. All ap
praud to have hcru KILLED Wllh The weapon with which
Cashier was hllhd. fhcy found boy IN another bed
also most seriously Wounded IN the head. lite Was un-
able Ia rise aud his Int, rulalns great uncertainty
OF the Whole household OF seven persons. onIy tvs
boys slrt Pig III back rouIa Wrtc left unhur by tn,
demons
The ,bcct ol the murderer or murIcrcrs was undoubt
edly Ia gel mon,y, Parhc's money, 5000 IN specie.
ana S2lUO III bills, IN his trunk and chcst but the
wrechcS dad MT gel II. Cashier lad $500 aud IT Is
supposed t!5u, IN adesk. witch was taken
W hen our lLurmanl came by the place there was a
great concuu>e "i the people ol hr noghbohood al the
house, aud committee WAS appointed 10 take charge Of
the effects Of the numbered persons.
\ coroner's uWe, held Tuesday morning
and verdict rendered IN accordance with the above
1 lac pul, hmm
tall stout man, IN green srctacts. with black VII sktrs
stranger uhknow Ia every one, hu had been nutr.
ing II the ne.hhrhund or three weeks. without any
known business, and was last about two miles from
the house un The evening OF the murder Two persons
started IN pursuit OF hun yesterday morning. aud II was
supposed they could not ovcrtahr him. as til. roads are
bad
The murdefol four persons in cold blood, the aged
aud the mIdde aged aud the infant without mercy and
without regard To the number OF lives DESTROYED or the
sex ol the Nctims-cummiit,d upon the old man IN his
heaih, and The feeble infant NJ his mothers bosom would
be terrible IN ANY community hui amung the quiet peace
able orderly agricultural community whcr, 1t was com
United, 1t Is tnosi appalling.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11

CampbcH Congressional UiSirict-As soon as we
saw the state II the of the precincts we
were satisfied, that either through ignorance or design
there had been DOT BILE NOTING-.n other words,
that Col Hubbard had hcen voted for hricc, b The same
ntdiriiaas. N d.Brent counties. very slight glance
at the poll book confirms that impression. We have as
ccraincd thai five persons (pcraps more voted for Col
HUBBARD. once at The Spout precinct III tins county, aud
again at Oahyllle IN Duchns ham-perhaps close cx-
animation Of the polls may reveal the names of others
there As well as elsewhere. As soon as we can make
proper examination, shall communicate the result,
and sustain our assertion by the publication Of the names
o the double voters IL is strange that these gentlemen
had not voted AT all Tic precincts they could reach-
They had Just the right to vote ten times as twice.
Some new guards must be thrown around the elective
franchise, 10 protect against these abuses-wielher
they originate IN ignorance, or soneihin.
kanmrha Congressional DSrici-George W. Sum
mers (Whg) is elected by majority OF about 4U0
Hays Q.oco)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11
.NEU' <PREN'G GOODS,
10 per cent lower linn ever.
Il d Il & 4 = III q y l. y.
VI. RT

Is NOW in receipt OF one hundred packages of Spring
and summer GOODS, recently purchased al great
sacrifices, Tor cash. IN the Northern market. great,
many oil his GOODS were bot ght auction, prices
prcccdened. lie feels confident IN saying he offer
some articles ~ per cent. lower than similar qualities
have ever been offered III this market Ih. following
will be found 10 comprise part ot his Stock:
Broad Cloths, all shades and qualities from 81 Is mp,
tasSlmeroS, beautiful assortment. (Sune very tnr.)
GambroonS, Linen DrlhngS and other Pant Suis.
rcnch and English SATIN and fancy SILK Nsstings,
Cashmere W cltne aud Aarsailles do
IRISH Linens, low.
French Lawns, Printed Canhric, Jackone,s very low
Swiss Alnslns, checked striped aud PLAN,
Caicues, LARGE variety. from / cents to Is. cd.
Manchester aud Sco,cl Gin.hans
Moosln de Lanes, Alpaca Iusrc black and fancy col
ored Silks \ hands pmc assortment OF plain Silks at
- crnis per yard
l'le"hed and brown Shlrtings and Shcctings, from
cts 10 10 els per yard Cvlon and Linen Oznaburss,
lIckenburss, Sc, Sc
Isonnct>.
Florence Braid Plain Straw, Cypress and Willow a
large lot, at low prices
CLOTEEK.VG.
My stock Of othns is unusually large and well as
sorted, comprising variety OF sIyIcs aud fashion
and of materials adapted Ia Spring aud Summer ear
Also, fine assortment Of = mhs Scars. Cravats Hand
kcrchlfs, Gloves. Su>pcnders, Linen Collars and 30
sums, Linen and Cotton Shirts, Sc, sc.
HATS.
Cashmere, Russia. Fur, Icshorn aud Palm Hats
Boots, SHOES &c and a variety OF other Goods M
rncnlluu. All askisa call from my friend.
before purchasing.
Having adopted the CASH SYSTEM exclusively,
am determined to offer bargains. NJ. HART.
April Il w2mIi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11
From The Charlottesville .idroc"te, Mayo.
ELECTION FOR CONGRESS- IN THIS LIS

From the best information, We can get at the time
90 la press, suppose, Mr.. Cn.r Will get The
The Representative of tins District the Cou-
grtss Of the L. States. Ever since the ,lectiun w
have been doubt 10 the final result this District
he fcno, issItlon o the County OF Madison. out OF
the way ri frequent mail COMMUNICATING and the fact
that the polls were kept open three days occasloned
great delay IN hearing the final result OF the election
there. Various and Contradictory have been The rGmors
10 the result which is mol known now, We believe.
with perfect accuracy. We learn however. that a let
ter received IN town last nluht from Madison which
brought the long looked for intelligence THAI the people
had stopped voting, and that the polls CLOSED al last
II Is now said that the entire MAJORITY Tor Governor
Gmer there, is Iol. The Sherifis will meet at Char
loesyIllc to-day (atter the issue OF our paper however,
To compare the pills, and then shall know the whole
truth. Meanwhile. assuming the above intelligence 10
be CORE ct. and we suppose II reliable any thing
else We have heard. the :esull will stand thus:
For GiInef. Majority IN Madison 40l-ln Greene,
s1--ln Orange l6-ln Amherst. 81. In all J3S.
For Goagln. Majority III Bedford, 356-ln Abe
march, 6O-ln Nelson, l0l. In all 81.
Making a ma Iorty for Gllmcr Of Il.
A mighty result trul y ot District which was tx.
pected To give the convert Of the Democrats ma.
Jony Of fire hundred rotesi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17
CuANCERY SALE.

Lat AMI Udr,ho"SsS ~ South co,Hcr o., Uo,yo, ma
usfer Sir0,fs Whs,fnsy. Ia.
bURSl Ant To a decree maze nv the Ci,cuit
Superior C''ri at Law auu Cham cry a., on,
tornty, on the 18Th day of Fehrniry 1919. Inn,
Nh,vh was Directed lu We entered and a. "a C,u,e
pro taEc.) rs n decree ~! the 2O'h dsy of O,,,bcr
lSf2. IN cerian sui IN rhaucery thrrrin pending
between Arthur NJ Phillips, aIia,Hout and James
II Forsyth, Daniel amb, Samuel Spreg Tho
North Western Bank of Virginia John NrI.nrc. JOAN
FavCelt and others. d.jr, fIDts. Will on Saturday
the rsi day Ui April next, proceed 30 sell nj public
auction IN front Oi The pr, misses, H. Ihp highest aud
best LIdder, lot numhct one ia square number iva.
lying nj the corner Water and Monroe STREETS 10
tie city q" Wheeling, with the Improvements and
arpnr,t nnLccs. un tho following terms Of sale, To
Wit; the purchaser ar purchasers to gave hoids lut
the payment al the purchase nnuey hrrp equal
lnsinhncus. payable respectively IN eight. sNieen
and twenty tuur months irhm The day Uf sals with
interest RIM the day of sale, sufcienI securiry to
he given for the payment OF the purchase money,
aud the title IN be retained as additional svcuriiv,
or conveyed tn the purchaser. and deed uf trust
taken irrm hrm iH usual firm. ns shall I've agreed
upon. DANIEL LAMB
MAR Is Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

VIRGINIA cHANCERY - Al rules held m the
clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior court of
Law and chagcery ior the county of Ohio in the
month of March ls4J.
Isaiah Lukeus, comp anaht.
against
John Rite ie, Redick Nike. David Agrew, Par
kei Campbell, Craig Rlchlr Robert DrOnsheid.
Abraham Bennett, Joseph S Lowry. Jacob Ber-
ger, David Hammond, John Jones George
Sutton, Philip sutton, the Merchants and
Mechanics Bank of Wheeling, end Gustavus
Cres'p. assignee in Bankruptcy, for the said
David ARnew, defsu5auts.
THE defendant Cr~lg Richie, not having enter
ed his appearance nd gwen security accord
ing TO the OF assemblyd the rules Of this court
and II appearing by satisfactory :roof that he Is
not an lnhabItant of the commOnwea't tn of Virgil
MIA On motion of the complainant 10y counsel,
~ ordered that the said defendant do appear here
on the first day # the next spring term Of this
court, and answer the said complanant's bill
aud tina; copy of this order be forthwith insert-
ed IN some newspaper printed IN the city of Vince
ling for two months successfully, and posted az
the front door of the court house of OhlJ county.
A copy teste,
ALEX T LAIDLEY, clerk
LAM & RUSSELL. for comp't. mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17
sTEAM MILL FOR SALE.

Is CmANsERY.
JunkOS and others
NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
~ "ifhe Circuit Superior Ceun Of Law n'd
Chnncery fer Ohio County, shall proceed 10 sell,
Ivy PUBLIC AUCTION. nj The Front Duor OF "a o
Court House "f said County, on SATURDAY, thu
18Th day APRIL next, Lots No. (63) sixty rhree.
and as seventy eight. m tho City Of Wheeling,
ga whIrh is rrrCteG "A STEAM FIGURING MILL,
with the Engine, Boilers, Machinery, &c. The
Pr"Periy viii be sold in Whole or ia parcels, 10
SUIT purchasers.
TERMs-one SIKH part Of tho purchase money
payable "a Four Months from sale, secured by good
endorsed hu,es negotiable The residue in one,
Two and three year,, The tpurchafer giving bond
iherei With approved Security, The title TO DO
retained until the purchase money is psUi,
ALEX WILSON,
kIarch 9-ts Coy9mt,,ion,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

VIRGINIA ~ CuANCFHT-At Rulcs held IN the
clerks Office of the Circuu Superur Court Of Law
and chancrrv TOT the county OF Ohm, ia che month
ol March 1913.
Josiah Chapms conn aain7nL
against
Henry Robinson and William ReynnlJs. ~ hIch said
William Reynolds l. the surviving parrnet of the
iats firm q: Reynolds and Mashcr defendants.
'ENllE complainant havii flied his cr,.ss bill and
the defendants failing 10 enter their appcaran,,
ind ln give security According 10 the act Of Assem-.
hly and the rules OF ihis Cont AID il apnenrinr bv
CiocV Prnol that they are not inhabitants OF
the C"mmonw cath of Virginia; On motion Of the
rsrnpla anant 10y counsel, II is ordered that a. sy h
aplenr here na The 6sI day nf the next spring fern,
uf his count and answer rhe said hill md IN q n
copy of IhIs ordcr be Guhwuh inserted ia sn,nc
newspaper printed in the city Of Wheeling for two
months successfully md p"sIcd al the front d,,or
the Court House Of Ohio county A reny trsre
ALIEN T.. LAlDLEY, Clerk.
MASON, for compt mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

NlNOlNlA-iN CHASCERY-At rules neld in the
clerk's office Of the CHcUit Superior court Of
Law aud chanceTy fOr the county of Ohio in the
month ofMarch 1913. - '''0
Frederick smith conplainap,
against
A,chloald Woods, hIgh sheriff Of the county Of
ono, and as such, administrator of James
caldwell deceased, and Alexander Har,er Id.
veil and Jam es Caldwell, which said Alexan-
der Harper Caldwell and James Caldwell. are
the infant children and heirs az law Of the said
James Caldwell deceased, and Alfred Caldwell
and Samuel Caldwell defendants
THE cOmplainanthaying iled IN amended and
supplemental bill, and the defendants Alexan-
derHaTper Caldwell and James Caldwell, the chi 70
aren aud heirs atlaw Of James Caldwell decd.
not having entered their appearance and gfvcr
security according 10 the act Of assembIy and the
rules Of this court and u appearing BY satisfac-
tory proof that they are not inhabitants of the
commonwealth Of VTguia-and the defendant
Samuel Caldwell, not haWnR entered his appear
ance and % appearing by satisfactory proof adj
ducod before the clerk in hIs Office hafupop rro.
per INQUIRY made for him az hIs usual place Of
abode ln THIS county, for the purpose Of serving
MN with The process In this cause. he could ngf
DE fouuut-On motion Of the complainant b.,
counsel 90 De- ordered that the said defendant
Alexander Harper, James and Samuel CuId,gsII
DO appear here on the fret day Of the next srrf1y
term OF this court, and answer the origl1aI ana
supplemental bills yf the comuIafuauf-aud fbsf
copy OF i0s order be forthwith inserts cd Inn some
newspaper printed ln the ctr Of Wheeling Tor i've
months succcssFcly, uBd posted 90 the front door
Of the court house of Ohio county. A r0py fggt.
ALEN 4 LAIDLEY. cIfrk.
Nelson, for ComDt mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

NlRGlNIA-IN CHNNCERy-At Rules held m the
clerks Office OC THE CIrcut superior court OF
Law and chancery irr the county of ONO, Ia
the month Of March 4 q.
Moses RhCJcs. complainant
CCGi-.I
Archibald Woods, high ~htrlu II the county q O.
mo. and a SuCh, admIn. siratuI o. the es;at, Of
John Socknan, deceased, and Henry Sock
man. Isaac l. Brown aud l. zateth his wife.
which said Henry 4 Sockman aud Elizabeth
Brown. are children anGhelrs at law OF me SAID
J,hn Sockmtn coca seq, dId Jesse y heat and
Alexander Htute son. Ctitndauts.
V'uE defendants Isaac L Brown and Elizabeth
MS wife, Jesse Wheat and Alexander Hen
derson, not htvlR2 entered their appearance aud
gwen security according To ise act of Assembly
and the rules Ut tins court, aud n appearing by
satisfactory proof that they not iuhdbI ants Of
the comnpnwcal.h uf NISlnIa-Ou motion of the
complainant 10y counsel! n Is rdeTcd that the SAID
defendants do spSpsr here oE the first day Of the
next Spridg term OF this court, aud answer the
sand compliments bul-and that copy of this
order Be forth with inseI ted IN some newspaT er
printed ~ the city of " hCclng for two months
successfully, ana posted a the front door Of the
court house OF Ohio equity. copy teste,
ALIEN Il LAlDLEN, Clerk.
Lame e. RUssELL, for COmp't. mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

.NIREiNIA-IE cHANCEHY-At Rules held Iu the
o. sIgrks office Of the Great Superior court of
Law and chauceTy for the county Of Ohio. I'm
The month Of March So.
Carrot Snedeker complainant.
against
a0r1pI Ehiugtergcr d.f0I7rf
THE defendant not having entered his appear.
FncF end gwen secur ~ according go the act
Al assembly AND rules % this court and % 1Dpr7r-
ing ~ @aiItiactTy proof that be Is not an fnha-
bitant Of tHe cuWWn NCaIth Of Virginia: On mo-
ltM ~ the s'WE. n.naTt Dy cJuIsol 20 is ordered
hrst dhY OF int next spring term Of the CONF
and answer the complainant BILL and fb9t
copy of this order DC fprfhw.fh Inserted rs go,
ncwspapcrp printed in the CITY Of WheeI.pg for f,'
months succcsEgfIy and posted 40 the ROM 49,. .
Of Tue court house Of Ohigc0gHt "A cosy 49, .
ALEX LAIDLEY. clerk.
kELs1v, for Comp'L r,sy5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

NiHGINlA-CaiuS superior Cpuu-lu,cuucdI-
ate Term, February 9th. loI3.
hn G,slnrn and Ihr heIrs #
Na'cus WILSON, deceased ,,..,.
against ~
James w Glen and others.
Ills rause came upsn this u day uf Feb.
Il ruary. lS43. To be heard upon the hill ard
eNhch'is The answers ~ Thomas 2 Ray, the infant
rbhdrcn aud hvir. ~ said Ray. by wnrtman 7 vii.
lie iheir guardian al liicm,he nfant heirs OF Vim
, flnfkrns. deceased. hy Ehsahcih Iiarkins ihtiI
fuardion ad htcm of Forsyth. McNeely d Reeves
"nd Tint of Rnhcri Morrow Daniel Murray. Moses
w ChaplIne and James " Ceincus and The order:
o publrra'ion as 10 Ihe absent defendants and They
stu falling ." appear ard answer. the hill. as {,
tIcin, Is taken fOr confessed Aud was argued b,
r"uuSeL Whcrruron u is adjndgrd. crdercd md
d' creed that Jutuvs Clarke, vhu Is hereby npr
pointed spec al commissioner fr the purpose. Q,
ascertain and reinri 10 the Curt " ho are the par
tics having any interest ia the subject IN the bill
mentioned. md Co what extent they inie, ested
~in " due 10 any OF The shareholders ia tho assn
cini"u in the bill mcntioned. what monies haS e
heen advanced by amy Persun or persons Cor the
pun osrs of saId as-rialior, what is due irnm the
nss'cnion from any idiv idual on ITS account Tor
debts conirnci.d for amy of the purposes of said
sOcaIInn: a hat is due Co. the aid assoc ton or
holders ui the shares fT ard un account o. rents
and profits, aud from whom. together with oil mai
"ts uetm'" P"rtlh"hl ny SAID commissioner, oI
spcci1l requir d 10y the parties givir due nnlice
to The parties " VI leave I" proceed e1par,s they
OF any OF them, being notified. do NOT attend
Aud the cause Is continued for such repurt.
A Copy Tes,e.
! NLEA. + LAlDLEY. Crk
| The defendants in the above cue will take no
iice that On Saturday, he 9Th day of April next
ut my office ia the cry nr hreling. shall pro
ceed TO take the accoan's ond ascertain the lact
re q IN unp hy
JAS A CLARKE,
March Z. iSI3-ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17
w. w q S. n. JIMESOV.
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL DEALERS IA HATS
AND CAPS
Wssf side OF Main .ireef. TrIreIjyr Ia

Westside Of Nam sireef, Wheeling, Va
AVE on hand and are constantly manulactur
u ing general assortment Of superior Pur an,
Silk hats. They have received the latest sprips
fashions from New York and IRE now pTe5arcJ
- supply 20 order ell sizes aud qualities. I'm H.
resent or pact style, az may suit customers
Black and DTab beav1r and Castor. Plain
White Russia and Napt Hats ''''
They also keep on b ard an assortment orpIaip
and fancy mems and hOYs fur and cloth cans.
ell Of which they offer 90 heircustomers and H..
public on he most pleasing terms
AIl orders rom country merchants and deal
crs promptly filled on the mos favorable tcr,,,,
Thankful for The liberal patronage thew have
heretofore received. they solicit ghsre sf n,,b
Ic patronage which they are determined 10 Jo-
serve by prompt attention. personal appIic,,5,..
70 business and cheapand favor5 bic rates.
mar ~