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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-28

The same effect. as the proylso above mentioned,
TO secure pending cases from the operation OF the
repeal. was adopted by large Jofity.
Mr.. Barnard moved 10 strike out the whole oil
the BILL it nov stands, and insert prov lslons
simply repeating that portion Of the which
refers TO voluntary bankruptcy. This motion
negalived
The question then rose, hen shall the bill
receive It's third c4ding? and the House decided
"NoD' should be the time; and the bill read
accordingly, and the question being on the pas
sage, was decided IN the atfrmaiive--ayes al .
nays 10.
So the bill to repeal the bankrupt &C, was pas
sed.
during the morning, Mr.. Fillmore reported a
bill making appropriations for the Cumberland
road
The Speaker having taken the chair, Mr.. Prof
INT moved TO reconsider the vote by which the
bull repeating the bankrupt act passed.
MIR. Cushing obtained the floor, and on his mo
ton, the House adjourned. lie VIII speak TO NOR
row.
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Sheriff 5 Sale

p virtue u an execution n directed from ,bs
> Nayhe C5srai. Co3ft, VIII expose a, public .sI. ~
&c o'If House an9F - Geatfetie. Wayne county
% 'e ~ Cay Of feofIarF- los3, between
following property, to-vit:
certain parcel of land situate in WAYNE eoun-
y, indIana deEcrfbed follows egnniDg a, tn,
s51ta-est corner Of the soutayest of
teen to71ship fourteen, vest thence ruanip.
eghy-fve degrees twelve yerches thence moth
i've degrees, ercBes and five Inks
flyseven 81 degrees perches and lnas:
south cizafy-se degrees, Yercbes and ono
LAX; thence degrees thirteen perche. tho
place beginning Hundred and f9rty-,po
gef-ues, more less
TAKEN property School District, No ), satisfy
an cze14ta5a ii iag5. u JOHN Martin.
" NJ BAKER. SneriE w. G.
J.nI,ry IL, 1913. Cs2,5g aa
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-28
WAsHlNGTox, Jan. Is, 1872

SEEATE.-in the Senate, the adj burned perso-
nal question between Mr.. Benton ADD Mr. Rses,
IN regard to the purpose for which the former IN
'roduced the old French map from Mr.. JelIerson's
collection, during The debate IN secret session On
tho Brush treaty, was revived, and The whole
matter amicably settled.
The Senate then proceeded TO the consiJera.
ton oi the bill auth"ftztEg measures Tor the oc-
euPailon Of Oregon Territory.
Mr. Choate being entitled TO The floor, rose and
addressed the Senate al great length, and ~nh
his accustomed ability, IN reply to Mrssrs Linn
and Benton contendlug that the Convention
WIN England forbade altogether the grants Of
land proposed by the BIll--and that England had
never yet broken that convention.
lie replied also to the remarks Of Mr.. Benton
upon the President & the Secretary Of Safe dc
Tending those fanc,ionarles with great zeal, espe>
cIaiiy the Secretary Of State, against " HON Mr.
Benton had made the imputaiion Of haviug with
held the informaiion called for by him. because ii
would reflect upon his character, he nado a
proposition for compromise 10 the BRUSH Negoti-
ator, which ho knew the country would never
tolerate or countenance. MIR. Choa,e denied
that he had made any such proposition; and said
the information called for had been refused, be
cause 1t was deemed Incompatible with the pub
lie interest to Communicate II.
Mr.. Choato proceeded then to a general course
Of argument against the bill.
After he concluded, the Senate, without taking
any question ad i1urued.
HousE.-ln the House Of Representatives., Mr.
Everett, OF Vermont. moved 10 proceed al once
to the unfinished business of Yesterday, being
tho motion 10 reconsider the vote By which the
Bal 70 repeal the Bankrupt Act passed.
Mr. Speaker saId that would como regularly at
ter tho morning hour, as privileged question.
Mr.. Adams moved ,ha, the House resolve it.
self into Committee Of tho Whole-which was
agreed to-and Mr.. Hopkins, Of Va took the
Chair.
Mr. Adams moved TO take up the French Spo-
llation Bill-which rejected.
Mr. Fillmore moved 10 take up the Army Ap-
preparation bill. which was agreed TO, and the
measure occupied the House during the res, Of
tho day.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-28
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA. Is -
The Senate did not 81, to-day.

The Senate did not SIT to-day.
HoUsE.-A long memorial was presented from
persons interested IN the manufacture Of Fur Hats
setting forth the mischief which result to that in
terest from the present high duties imported
furs, and asking for the reduction or repeal of
those duties. IL was read and referred to the
Committee on Manufactures.
MIR. Gushing renewed his motion TO go into
Committee of the Whole the state Of The Uni
on, for the purpose Of cons derng The bill IeIa-
tive to the Excheqger, which was reported by The
select committee, Of which he was chairman, II,
the last session.
The ayes and nays demanded; and The
House, by large majofty decided agains, going
into committee to day.
Tho bill to remit the fine TO General Jackson
was then taken up; and
Mr.. Hunt, Of New York. addressed the House
in opposition To the measure; and before he con
cluded, the morning hour expired. The Speak
cr's BANNER fell, and, the House proceeded TO the
conslderat ion Of private biIs--which occupied
the remainder or the sitting.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-28
WING STATE CONVENTION

TUESDAY MORNING, Jaunar l., ISl3
The meeting Of the Delegates was temporari.
lv called TO order by placing Hon JoHN NAwrAR,
OF Jennings. IN the Chair, aud calling d T. Hon
LowAY to officiate as Secretary, and thereupon.
The Delegates Of the different counties were call
ed aud answered to their mes.
Ga motion Of Dr. |. e. Thompson. commit.
tee oi HFo were appointed to report pos.1.an at
officers fox the organization Of this Convention
Who. after retiring, reported the following, VIZ:
DENNIS PENNINGTON, President.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-28
! ice Presidents.

Vice Presidents
John ". OdeH, Gen Geo. X. Steel.
Marston Ct. Clark, Gen n. Grover,
Johnson Watts, John Francis,
ARA Lee, Joseph Campbell,
Harmon ". Clark, Michael Akcr,
John Nhppo, Samuel Hanna
Oliver Cromwell,
Secretaries
Daniel Mace. Williamson Wright,
Johu ). Davis, Thomas IL Bassetf.
John ID. Rowland, Thomas II Carson.
William B. Batter, J. VI. Stuart,
Douglass Mcguire, G. ". Wood,
VIM II. Bennett,
Tuerenpon The Conscntan assembled al the Hal
Of the House Of Representatives,. and as open-
cd by PRAYER by the Rev. p. d. CURRY
On motion OF w Wright, the following ,es5lu.
ten was adopted
Resoired, That each county be entitled to the
lui'owing number Of votes for Go, e:nor and Lieu
tenant Governor, and hat one of the delegates
Of each country repair al o'clock to the ST.
preme court room to cast The vote OF votes Of
their respective Counties for candidates 70, Gov
erHoT and Lieutenant Governor, TO be presented
for cons liberation to this Convention
Ga molten o: John d. Dsfrees the following
resolution was adopted. to wit:
ReSoired, That committee Of five be appoint
ed by the Char 10 prepare address to the PEG
PIE Of indiana, expressive Of the views OF the
Convention.
And lhcreuPon the Chair appointed John D.
Dafrees. Samuel w. Parker. Robert C. Gregory.
Lewis q. Thompson ami :. s. Upton, SAD com
mittee.
On motion Of Lazarus B Wilson, the following
resolution was adopted. to wit:
Resoired, That five persons be selected nd re-
ported to this body from each Judicial Circuit BY
he delegates from the several counties composs
ing the same respectively, who, nth two person
selected by this body, from The State at large.
shall constitute the delegation 10 a National Con
veniron. 10 nominate candidates for the Offices Of
President and Wee President Of the United
States which delegates shall be authorized 10 fiji
any vacancies tina, may occur in their number.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-28

The NUuNY CAsE To those who have at
tenu'eiy examined The testimony gwen before
the Court Of ErquiTy IT vii not be difficult 10
make up m opinion favorable 10 comman der Nc
kcnzie. Under tho circumstances which no
was placed, with admitted nutlny Among his
crew, the extent d Inch could not be ascertain.
ed-wth the m0mentary apprehension Of at
Tempt TO rescue The ungieaders " no had been
rested--"e consider TINT he had choice but be-
tween the neglect Of his owe safety and that Of
his o!iIcers and vessel, and the prompt execution
OF the guilty lnstigaturs Of the muriny. That no
VII be hon"rabIv acquitted not only by the Court
81 tag but by the country, there DO
doubt In the desperate situation IN witch he
vas pi4cad,ho vas compelled 10 to pera,e
measures, and was bound 10 set an example Of
Hrmaess "hfch viii deter men from future deyia>
uohs from duty. II has been proved, that Capt
de hcnzie treated his crew with great humanify
ana PAD the most dtIgen, attention 10 their
cen'ori-that he bad done act 10 excite hos
ldtiy amongst them-bQt on tho contrary. had
"Nhthted u.s. other feelings than those If kindness:
me in1'tny was not, therefore, provoked by harsh
treatment Or tlt-anguage, but originated q
wanton and devit-h SPIRIT. We believe that cap
tam McheGzie deeply regretted the necesIity for
the course which he adopted-but he would have
been uuiaIthtul 10 ms country had he shIonk from
the performance Of his duty IN this case however
painful the discharge # II may have been to his
feelings. -Bahimlore Clipper.
The House Of Representatives of Maine. by a
vote Of IS 10 -, have passed resolution IN ia
'oF Of repeal Of the Bankrupt Law
CEFhe money for the payrnen, OF The inter.
CT upon the foreign debt Of Georgia, due in Lon.
don IN March, has already been provided
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-28
washington, Jan. 10, 1913

SENATE The morning business Of the So
ate, to-day was unIpportant.
The Bill authoriging the adoption of measures
Tor the Occupation of Oregon Territory was the
order OF the day, and Mr. Morehead, of Kentucky,
had the floor. But he wished 10 defer his remarks
until no should obtain some information from the
Executive, which he would call for bv resolution
lie then submitted a resolution, requesting the
President of the United States 10 inform the Sen
ate whether Great Britain had made any grants
OF land TO BRUSH subjects IL Oregon, through the
insirumentalltY of the liudson's Bay Company
or otherwise. IL begged that the subject might
be allowed to lie over until 10 morrow, until
the information he wished for should come in.
Mr.. Benton however. expressed his desire TO
90 on; and accordingly proceeded to reply to Mr.
Choate's remarks Yesterday.
Mr. Choate rejoned, and then the Senate ad
journed.
iousE.--Mr. Briggs, Of Massachusetts,, asked
leave to introduce u bin 10 authorize the Chief
Clerk Of the State Department OR. Fletcher
Webster) to frank the documents, &c. sent from
that Department.
When the bill read, there were loud cries
OF NO, MOI" from different parts of the hail.
Mr.. A"@rews objected 10 its introduction.
MIR. FniGlore SAID thaTe was 10 necessity t.
extend the ranking privilege TO n clerk, as, in
case Of the absence Of the Secretary Of State.
the head Of any other Department could frank
the document.
Mr.. Briggs appealed to the House to allow him
to introduce the measure; bat II met with oppo.
sitiou on all sides.
Mr.. White, Of Indiana. offered a resolution in.
STRUGGLING the committee Gu the Post Office to IN
qnire Iato the expedIency Of altering the Post
Office law, 10 allow the Transmission Of
newspapers al reduced rates Of postage Adopt
ed.
Alter the reception Of reports from committees,
the House proceeded 10 the consideration Of the
bill Tor the remission OF the fine of General Jackson.
Mr.. Hunt, of n Y, whose remarks had been
interrupted when the subject last under cou-
sideraton, resumed his argument on the legal
question, in reply to AIr c. ]. IngersaiI. contend
ing that The conduct Of Judge Hau was not lie.
gal. as had been charged - ;he friends Of this
measure, but was Inperaiiyeiy demanded by his
obligations as IJge, and his fidelity to the Con
stItuiion and Laws
When he finished, Mr.. Bots obtained the floor,
but as the hour had expired, he was obliged TO
defer his remarks till 10 morrow.
The Speaker proceeded. according TO custom
10 clear his table Of the bills from the Senate
and the Executive commuDicatious which had
accumulated there. They were referred to the
appropriate committees.
Mr.. Fillmore rose and said. that although he
was anxious 10 90 with The Army APpropria~
ton bill, vet as the BlnhFup, Repeal stood in the
way OF other business, lie would propose To take
up The motion 70 reconsider the vote By which
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26
INSURANCE.

LNIRE &NfARINE INSURANCE-There ar
e. two situations only in which rndiv can
be placed, where they can adequately appreciate
ing upon the runs Of their own property, :.ther
receiving from an insurance Office the full a
mount which they have lost, standing on the
Iame spot surrounded perhaps by dcsolate tam
lyl Iamenung hat stupidity and folly which had
Ia, red TO provide for such a Contingency.
-ATKlNS SUN, Agent of the PROrEC ZION
INSURANCE CO OF HARTFORD, CONN
will take risks on yelling houses, ware houses
torres, mills, factories, DC, together with Their
contents such furniture, merchandise, ma
chintrv. and everyothrr description of insurabIc,
property Also, steam, keel and HAT boats
and their cargpes to aud from any port on the
Western Waters
ONCE IN Main street, nearly opposite the S
Hotel. ran l. 1872
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

" lRGlNlA--ln Chanrru-AI ru,es held in th,
' Clerks Office 1T the Circuu Superior Court of
Law aud Chancery for the County of Ohio in
the month OF August, isi1
Henry Tiffany, Complainant,
against
Richard Simms, Henry More, Mark Douglass,
The General insurance Company Of Marylat a.
Daniel Lamb, Hall IL CO. W. r. ~ A Mureiock
Brown X Muncaster, lhn lgleharl, TIFFANY,
Duyall y Co. Is. $. Elder & Son, 4 T Wood
q Co. Weber Il Kendall, Alfred Horner, Hor
Ber q Hall. Robert M'GregOr N Co. VIM. pul.
" q Co. Sea * Remington, Everly ~ Kees
The Merchantn 4 Mechanics sank OF Wheel
IN, The President Directors aad Company If
the Belmont Bank of 81. Clairsv lie, Alexander
T LntIey, Samuel Mcclure, Red'ck NJ Zee
John List, mss II. Forsyth, -hn +. CLARK
and the North Westerh Bank OF Virginia.
Defendants.
The Complainant h aying fed an am, nded and
supplemental bull and the Defendants, the Gene
raj Insurance Company of Maryland, Thomas W
Hall, Carter A. Hail. and Isaac IA. Long, part
ners under the firm of Hall g. 20. William +.
Murdoch, Alexander Murdock, partners under
the firm of w. +. IL A. Murlock, Brown e Nun
easter. John Iglehari, TIFFANY, Duvall Il Co. Ba-
81 = Eide aud Francis w. Elder, partners u"I
der the firm OF y. =. Elder e. Son, James Wood
Thomas Wood and John Wood, partners under
The drm of J. Il r. Wood 81 Co. John Weber a
Henry Kendall, partners under the firm of Web.
y Kendall, Alfred Homer, Homer and Hail.
Robert Nj GregDr f-CO. William DUTY and Geo.
VI tlellan, par ners under tho firm of William
DuitY y. Co. Sea q. IL mIngtOn, William A. e.
cfly and Bartholomew RCes, partners under the
hrm OF EVERY q. Rees, and the President, T. rect
Os dhu company OF the Belmont Bank oil ST.
CI1irsvils, not having entered their appearance
and gIvea security according To the act Of As
sembly and the rules of this court, aud il appear
ing by satisfactory proof that they are not Inhab-
itants of this cOmmonwe alth,-On motion Of
complainant by counsel, II is ordered that they
do appear here On the first day of the next terra
ms cour', and answer the com claimants orr.
Slnal. amt nded aud supplemental bills in this
cause-and that copy OF this order be forthwith
ms rtef IN some newspaper printed in tho CITY of
VIII 'clin. for two months successivelya nd posted
NJ the front door of he court house of Ohio
County. A copy-Teste
Id X. Aug ll-Sw ALEN. Il. LAIDLEY, CLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

XTIRGINIA--IN CHANcERY-At rules held m
the Clerks Ohire Of she Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chaucery for the County Of Ohio. ia
munIh oTAugusl 1913.
The Merchants and Mechanics bank Of Wheel
ng, Complainant,
against.
Charles Ensell. Francis Piunkett, Sobieski Bra
dy, Sturley CuthbeTt, GeOrse Dulty, Samuel
Neel John Richie, PlatOh Zane, Archibald
Woods, High Sheriff Of Ohio County, and as
such, administrator Of Thomas J. Il. PentJney
DECREASED, Charles ID. Knox, Francis 9 Camp.
and Lewis LafOtrgue, Jacob FulmeT. George
X Warner, William Fisher, Robert Shields
fears2n Serrell. William "a. Bernard, &. Will
Glan mann, Joseph Junkln The North Western
Dahk OF Hginia. Joseph Hdrgrave Zadt,sr Ia n
jacob, samuel Farmer, Executor of flle last
VIII and Testament OF Frederick Farmer de-
ceasrd, James ". Stewart John p lut kett. 10.
seph Junkin, u. and George w. Clutter,
Defendants.
Fulmer Warner, Fisher Shields, Scroll Rsr,
Joseph junkiu jr. not having entered theIr an
pcaranCe. and given security, according 90 The
aCt Of Assembly and the rules Of this court aud
n appealing by satisfactory proof that they are
not iuhabiiant o of ihe Common wealth Of VIZ.
ginia,-Oh motion Of the complainant bv counsel
iti ordered that they do appear here on the first
day Of the next term Of thIscOuIt, aud answer the
compliments BILL a-d that q copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted IH some newspaper printed
IN the city Of hecIng, for two months success
sively, and posted az the front door Of tho court
/ 3 ii RIi "a G' i ALEX. T LAiDLEY, crE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26
BOOTS SHOES
MARKET SQUARE,

S1IGN OF TIE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT.
- "A TODD. has just received large and
complete assortment Of the following Goods, which
are oG the best quality. and vii! he sold low fnr
cash NJ his BOOT. 81 OF AND BONNET HOUSE,
GENTLEMENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine Calf and Morocco Boots. sew ed city made.
de- do do pump sole
Kin; Calf and Thick Boots.
GenIemens' fine carand Morocco shoes Of the
latest style. yiz,-Biddles. Unions, Down;ngs, Web.
siers, Calf and Morocco Dancing Pumps. Tavern
Slips and water pronf Over shoes; also, Kip and
Thick BrOgahs II all kinds.
LADIES SHOES & BOOTS
Fine black cold and bronzed KID Slippers OF
different kinds. Village Lace. Paris Ties. Buski.s
Jefferson Ties fine strap and tie Kid Seal. Morocco
and Cali walking shoes, white and black kid and
SaIn Slippers. black nHd cold Silk aud Lasting
Gaitcrs water proc iuT lined Over shnes.
MISSES e. CIIILDRENS' SHOES.
Fine city mode Kid and Morocco Slippers. KID
Seal and Calf walking Shoes, Morocco and Calf
Lace Boot. black and cn'd Kid Buskins, black aud
cold Victoria GntGrs. Kid, Calf and Morocco Ankle
Tics
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS.
Fine PLAIN aud Wave Florence Braid BOunets.
Enpli.h and American Straw DO. Cypress. Willow
and Lawn d. Genilemens' Fine Begh0rn. sing
and double hrim Summer Hats, imitation Panama
or Orleans Hats. Boys aud Childrsns LeghUuI
and Palm Leaf Hats oi every variety.
LEATHER
Spanish. Country SHE Kip md Upper Leather.
Calf. KID. Goat. Binding md Lining Skius Of The
hest quality. Also pretty respectable sprinkle oi
DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Just call AT the
Sign Of the BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT S"nlh
End or Market SquaIe. may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

" lRGlNIA-IN cmkNcERY-At rules held in
v the clerks office ut The Circuit Superior Court
ui Law and Chaucery Ior the county Of OhII in
the Month OF August 1913.
Fr4nris II. Armstrong, Administrator de bombs
wi h the uill annexed Of Noah Zane, late of Ohio
county. deceased complainant.
against
Ely Dorsey and Mary T.. his wife. late Alan L.
Zane, an widow ct said Noah Zane deceased,
fNllry NJ Zane, widhw and AimInIslrhtIN of
Ebenezer Zlnc late Of Ohin county decd. and
T. lnund PlalnT Zane, Eugene Zane, and Mary
Anna T. me. infant children and heirs nj law Of
the said EheueZrr ZIne deceased, and PidtOH
Zane, IIampden Zane, james C. johnston nnd
SuihIa his wife, William w. Shrver and
Caroline his wife, james A. MLean AMI Mary
his wife. WIllian PITS aud Elizabeth his wife,
aud CUrnelIa Zane. which SAID PlaioH llanpd n.
S'phia Ihr,Iui, ,IrIiuc Shriver. Mary M'L'I -.
Elizlbeih Puts and Conelia Zane, aud together
with the SAID Ehenczer Zamc, being chidIen
hears at law AID deyisees of the said Nuah Zane
deceased, ard he sad Mary l.. Dorsey, who to-
geiher with The said EbeneZer Zane, were the
Trustees ofClnudine RUbnsOn,and the said Clau-
dine RobirJsn, defendants.
The defendants Hampdeu Zane and James c. John
sIou aud Sophia ms wiie,nnI having entered their
appearance and given security according To the act
al assembly and the rules Of this c'uri, aud u ap-
pearng 10y satisfactory pr'Oi that they ate m"l inhab
IanIs al the commonwealth Of .rgina,-Oh muIIon
OF the complainant ~ counsel. ordered that the
SAID defendants do appear here On the first day q"
the neNI term at this court. aud answer the
said cum painans hill aud that copy Of this or
der he lurhwiIh inserted ia some newspaper PRINT
ell 10 The city of Wheeling for two hiUnlhs success
sively. and posted at the front door Of the C uu
house oi Ohio cnanly. COW Iese.
ALEX II. AIDLEY. cle.k.
Nelson. Tor comp't. aug. ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

u IlRGlNlA-lN CHANcERY-AI Rules held m
" the Clerks Oflire Of the Circnit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery Epr the county OF
Ohm, ia the mcnih Of August. 1913.
Austin Pely and William w Ross, compla inants
against
Henry Morton and Henry Moore defendants.
The defendants not having entered heir appea
rance and given security according to the act os
Assembly and the rules of this court. and Il ap'
pearng by satisfactory Lroof that they are not
lrhabItants OF the Commonwealth of Virginia.
OH molten Of the Complainant by counse II Is
ordered'tha 81 defendants do appear here on the
first day of tue next term of this court; and an
swer said compliments bill-and that a copy Of
This order be tsrthwith inserted IN some newspa-
per printed in the city of Wheeling for two months
success ively and posted at the front door of the
Court House ofOh'o County. copy tesie.
ALEX t LAIDLEY, clerS.
Nelson 70 COmpI aug -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

NIRGINIA-ImC hn"cery-Ai rules held IN
oi Law and chnuccy fnr The county OF Ohio, IN the
month OF August lS43.
The Presdenr. Directions and Company Of The Bel
ment Bank al 81 CfairJville, COmpIaina nis.
against
rhnrn MrC"nnell, William Mcconnell, James
Cnnnell. Jacob Mcconnell, Rebeccn
Nc Cunnell, Robert Mcconnell, Margaret
Mcconnell, Joseph Morrison and Sarah his
wife, Elizabeth Good, late Elizabeth Mcconnell,
john w Hutchinson and Maria his wi e. " ich
said Barbara - the m"hcr and which sRid Surah
} Morrison is the widow. aud which said Wal
linn. James, Jacob. Rebeccu. Robert.
Margaret. Elizabeth and Maria ars the brothers a.
sisters, and IngeIher with their mother, The sad
Rarhnra the heirs nj law Of Alexander McCOn.
nell. late sf Ohio county; deceased.
Defendants
The defendants, Joseph Morrison and Sarah his
WIFE, and Jvhn w II hutchinson and Maria his wife
having entered lLeir appearance and given Sc
curly according TO the net Of Assembly and The
rules of the Court aud il appearing by satisfactory
proof that they rot inhabitants Of the Common.
wealth OF Virgnia.-On motion Df the complainant
by counsel IL is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here on the first day Of the next Term Of
this court and answer the said compliinanIs bill
aud that a copy Of this order he forthwith inserted
~ some newspaper printed ia he city Of Wheeling
for two months succr ssiyely. and posted OF the
'front.' door Of the court house Of Ohio county. CO
Wy Iesle.
aug IL ALEX + LAlDLEY,
Nelson for COmplt. Clerk.