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The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10

The "Roman Citizen" paper published in
Rome, Oneida county, New York, gives the fol-
lowing heart-rending account
AN lrishman, with his family, some time since
look up ms residence in Florence, in this county,
from any neighbor. Last summer the man was
kllled'by the falling of tree, leaving wife and
three small children Left thus alone, the moor
woman managed to sustain herself and little ones
comfortably, till winter, with its severity. came
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10

O5-We insert the communication of''y4n Old Friend"
not because subscribe all he advances, hut to
out the rule nave adopted TO give every candidate
a fair and equal chance in columns. We make no
further comment his remarks upon course than
merely to declare that would unsay word or un-
do an act relative to that course.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WAsH1NGrnN APRIL 16 1912

w ASHISGTON, APRIL lb, 1912.
SIR: have the honor to transmit herewith a
report of Lieutenant Colonel Hitchcock in the
ease of Milly, an Indian woman of the Creek ma
ton, who, in 1918, when quite young, saved the
life of a white prisoner captured by her tribe and
sentenced to be put to death
She is now residing with her people at the west
"A poor destitute widow, without the means OF
support having lost all her property, and her chill
dren too young to provide for her or themselves.
Similar to the romantic scene in our early history,
her peculiar case demands our sympathy and ad-
lniration, and strongly commends itself to the
favorable consideration of your committee and of
the House. l would recommend that pension
for life, of eight dollars per month be allowed her
by the Government. 1t may be an inducement to
preserve the lives of those captured by hostile In
dians, and be the means of mitigating to a great
degree, the barbarous cruelty of savage warfare
1 have the honor to be, with great respect. your
obedient servant, j. {. SPENCER.
Hon. JAMES COOPER, ----
Chairman Of the Committee on Indian Affairs
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10

e-1he suit of the United States rs Jesse Hoyt form
ery Collector of the port New York. has been decided
in the United States District Court favor of the plain
tiff and judgment rendered against the defendant for
two hundred and twenty thousand eight hundred and
thirty dollars and ode cents The suit nsti-
tuted for 1926 OOO
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

The United States Circuit Court, for North Carolina
District will be held in this city the 4th Monday in
May, (the present month) being the 22d the time hav
ing been altered by Act of Congress from the 18th of
May, at which time it has been heretofore held.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10

gl-We learn that the Hon. Thomas II. Gikmey has
accepted the appointment the Washington Literary So
cety, at Randolph Macon College, deliver the Annual
Address before the two Societies that institutions on
Tuesday the 18th day of June next that being the day be-
fore Commencement
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10

@9-The Philadelphia Saturday Museum states that a
wretch named Smith, who keeps tavern near Rich
mond Vas recently gave his wife $50 blows with cow
hide because she would go TO meeting instead staying
at home and min ding the bar
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10

"Wil you give me that ring on your finger ?''
said village dandy to a girl ''for it resembles
my love for you-it, has no end" aExcuse me.
SIR was the reply, "I choose to keep it as being
embfematical ofmne for you-it has no begin.
ninp"
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10

0a-COl. r. NJ. Johnson was received at Nom
on the 2oth ult with demonstrations of great
The military were out, and escorted him to his la
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10

FATHER MILLER.-The Signs of the Times
says Mr.. Miller is quite low and feeble, and fears
are entertained that he may not recover.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10

Kept has Word.-A poor scamp left his wife
in a great rage, declaring she should never see
his face again till he was rich enough to come
back in carriage. He kept his word; for, IN
two hours he. was brought home drunk, on
WheelbarrOW
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10
WAsH1NGroS, APRIL I3. l8

W 1hHiiI1'U tut n II ID TO, TOIS.
SIR: | have the honor to report that, in my re-
cent visit to the Greek Nation of Indians | found
a Greek woman named Milly, daughter of the
was executed by order of General Jackson in the
Seminole war of 1917, '18; and believing that the
circumstances of her history presented case of
very peculiar interest, made it a point to obtain
from herself statement Of her conduct in l8l8
when, as public history has already recorded, she
saved the life of an American citizen who was
prisoner in the power of her tribe. The history
states that the white man was about to be burned
alive but wassaved through the nerposition Of the
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10
ITINERA.
| DISTRESSING STORY

Columbia, s. c..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07
TEI,SrEI,S SALE.

tHlETOWN GLASS WORKS. &c
IrtRS UANT 20 DC, = Of trust q e r., n
hWaCe Miller aud wife. 10 tad ths II h
cay oi November "a and recorded ~ the clerk
"ihee 81 'h% county c,uIt { OHIO coTniy, Nirgin-
me tueHty third DIV ~ juno p,rf AT IN, nom
co0r 0f Ne court house a. sr!u county, sell 81
ptoAc auction, the zeal estate conveyed "ur
by sad oCe-, with The fxtur,s atturtrparc,s
aud lupr 'VtIu'nt., that rs to -,
Sqto Rr'"bersd 30 and a. thirty u rec I'D
tory onrl IVA tue ADDITION To south Wt,,hrl.
sUid sut By SAMUEL Spricg aud Jrlu Racine.
which addition ~ cuWmon ly ca I'D R,tghts {, WI
tach of sand squarrs cURjams sANga lois Iu,G,
Tered from ou" 10 StV'1en lcch,s.Vr.
CoIilOt Lum6cre52 ftwo.1 nud ne Ntrb SO
II coal lot numbered three, IN q same ajti
ton, with the privilege of mining for coal far
back as The eastern boundary off, e Fem, fern.
within the North and South lines # said coal let.
number two, aud said half Ct oul lot nuinb,r
thee.
Los numbe. ed 9 oud 80 tune md ten IN
aGGitluu.
The properly will be offered in parcels or & q.
thcr as piay -uIt bidders.
FERN : or SALE--SO much Of the pul cha -
money will be required ia aaC a. Nil ,. sufS"'s
enl To attraN tl,. ~. 'nseS and uI' sion PRO.
Nldtd Tor m SAID t,ct e. Trust together with tho
nrst lnstaiin"nl therein mentioned of fht'teeH
hundred and f,e-niy nine doi'ars md eiPhfy brcs
cents, with interest from November ~. Is4i row
Que by SAID Ter nd th, resolve of the rurcha
money VIII be required To be Rad ~ follows. NE;
fourteen hundred aud eighty nrrC dol ans Rad
i"rtv cents on the llth November isl2: fiite,su
hundred aud slNtv niue dollars and twenty ctnts
on the \ IN cav "t November l~ft; aud Tie sest-
Que Oh the Ith day of Nov smbpr j~4c--lbt cti.r.
red payments to Pc satisfactorily secured.
he uile Is believed Ia be unquesr,onabl ,--hUf
selling as Trustee, | undertake only - CONVEY
such title az IS vested ~ me by snlf deed Of trus'
may IL Is DANIEL LAMB TrHS;ee.
The snle ct the nha've properly Is pet ,nnrd NATL
FRIDAY, the ssreHh 2oy II July lsI3. commen--
cing al elcyru o,utk NJ, at the front door Of the
Count mouse Of Ono county.
je - DANIEL LAMB. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07
list RECEIVED.

A + the huuk,IUre Of w } ROBE. wheeling
~ Va, fresh supply u Or Evans SOVEREIGN
IDNiC, Eur the immediate cure 81 FEVER AND
AGUE, with Toll directions, price 81 so per bottle
Never known 90 foil.
Dr. Evans Genuine VEGETABLE ANTI DYS.
PEFFIC PILLS. 80 extensively known as q radical
cure Tor Dyspepsia. Chrome Liver Complaint. Sick
Headache. Colds, Sc. price - cs boz with direc-
lions.
Dr. Evans TONIC EYE WATER, 0r The cure
~ every variety OF sorc eyes, 90 man Or beast. Price
2j cisa buUie Try co.
ALSO. D,cipr Evans AMERICAN yEGETA.
BILE VERNUFUGE. ior the info uui certqm reno.
val rf worms. price 2j cts boyle This nrtcIe d,
good any n The market For rerufrate. "A
cures, coil Al the agency, add gel plumber Of Dt
Evans medical advsrussr aud read the racts therein
contained, BY men who are knows Co ou.
ie26
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07


OF Law aud chauccTy Tor OHIO county.
The Merchants aud Mechanics Bank II Nhoe-
ling. cOmPiIi',un.,
JJhn Clarke aud Rebecca Clarke his wife, job
Stanhery and Dor"1s G hIs wife, Samuel r
BrOckunieF and Sarah u his wI'e, John =
Clarke, EbenezerZ Clarke, David Hull and
Elizabeth T. his wife, Daniel Lamb and Maria
NJ his wife, Alexander Sullivan and Helen l.
his wife, Julia A ClarGe. Rebecca laTSe the
younger, Joseph Gill, Francis X Armstrong,
administrator de bOnIs non, with the will au-
nexed, OF Noah Zane deceased, Fly Dorsey aud
Mary l. his wife, Ebenezer Zane, William w
Shriyer aud Caroline his wife, James A Nc
Clean and Mary his wife. Pla tntf Zane, Hamp-
Oen Zane, William Pitts and Elizabeth hls
wife, Corneha Zane, James = Johnston and
Sophia his wife. ds(eHduHtI.
Pursuant to tue decree made in this cause by
SAID court, on the lSth day u lure lSI3, the uu-
deTsgncd VIII on the 24th day ut July 1913,
and thereafter by aduunHsnts hUh time to
time shall bc SceSsaTy. NJ the office of MessTs
Jacob F'iIzhugh IA the city of Wheeling, Vir-
Slnid, proceed 10 take and stale an account of
what may be due u!.On the decree mentioned IN
the ball of complaint, made By this court on tn
2yth day OF October 1899 IN the cause bstween
Hester Woods and others, com pidindnfS, ard
Daniel Zane and Others, defendants, aud 10 what
persons respectively the amount due may be
now owing, with the respective sums due To eachi
1Sb also 10 take and state an account of the To-
cIuOn, quantity aud ne of tile real estate, per-
sonal aud mixed, Of the laid Noah Zane, cOusu
tuung the :, slduary fund which by tue VIII OF the
said Noah Is charged with the payment of his
debts and the Just charges OF his administration;
AsI also 20 take and state an account of the
debts II any, of the said Noah, or just charges Of
ms administration, remaining unpaid, and to
whom the same are now owing, with the reSpec-
1--WE amounts due TO each; AND also To take and
state an account OF the property moneys aud
ELECTS which have come To the hands OF the de-
PENDANT Francis II Arm, trOng, as admnstra tor
Of the said Noah, or To che hands OF any person,
by bis order or for his use, and ia what manner
The same has been soll disposed OF or paid ay,
and whether any, aud 4 any. hat part OF the
personal estate y: the SAID Noah remains IN the
hands Of tue sad admin stTIfOT appl!cab.u TO the
Claims oil creditors of the SAID Noah tnLeth,I with
anything required by the paltIes Or deemed per
tincnt by my self.
Aud uotice Is hereby given for the CREDI.
TORS OT the said Noah Z1Uc dsceGscd - come
IN aud prove their debts before m ION y from the
SAID 2lth day Of July ls3, uutIl and upon the 9fth
DAY OF AUGUST 1913, and that such uf said CIedI-
tors shall not so come IN and prove their deb s
will be excluded from the benefit Of the decree ia
TINS cause. ED. ID FlTZHUGH,
Master Com mis- lOner.
LAME q Russell, for CSmp'L ie p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07
GREAT CENTRAL ROT TE!!!

EROM WHEELING to Baltimore. flashing
ton Cay, Philadelphia, Nels lCrh and Boz
ton.
Nv an arrangement for a term Of years, with
the baltimore aud Ohio Rail ROaf ompauy, the
propuetors OF the Good Intent and National
Road siagc companies from Wheel *, are now
prepared to bill passengers through TO Balt,pUr,
for
IL DOLLARS.
From Baltimore To Philadelphia, by sieamboa {
aud New Castle ana French towH Rail road.
udiH Cabin. S2uD
FOTirdrd Cabin, 100
Time from Uhssling 10 Baltimore 32 hours
DO do Phiiddetghid 40 do
S'PCoackes leave the Office on Water street
every day at7 o'clock, A NJ. and a 6 o'elocK z
NJ
EXTRASf.rnished at all times and persons
not wishing to travel At night will always he fur
nished with coaches 10 lay over. They have re-
Gently put on the route number of splendid
TROY bun, ana Bow spring coRcht ., unsurp as sed
for be IuiY by al: u; the UnInn. rleir teams are
line with careful divers 20 handle them.
Safety, s,eed, economy and comfort Ia passen-
gers, Will be the great aim Of the prOprIeJors.
ID HUTCHINSON. A gent for the
Good Intent Stagc 20.
WM X NEW AN, AgcHt
y n. Stage Conn UHy.
For tickets apply at tie Great Central K Iuic
stage oiiicO OH Mater ST, one door above the L )
Hotel Jy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07

IN CHANCEHN-In the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law aud Chancery, for Ohio county
Virginia.
shiny er, Brady & Chaplne, &C.
William HoSack, &c.
BY virtue ofa decree made bysaid court in the a.
hove case Will sell on the h DAY Of August is43
AZ tho irnni door If the court house Of ono coun
", Nlr@inla, at pub &c auction to the highest ard
best bidder, the north halt Of the lot % ground
mtnU"ned IN the proceedings IN said cause sI,ua.
ted IN South Wheeling. designated on the pIat
leie0i by the number 9S, ton" hundred NJ nine.
W elGhil "a thr FOLLOW tn2 terms Of sale, viZ!une
iourth at the purchase money TO he paid in hand
and the residue in equal InstllmenIs naya lie res
pecilyeIy IN SIX and twelve months, from the dav
Of sale, the purchaser giving bond and secuTiIr
Tor tie deferred inEtalmentz, with INTEREST," from
the day Of sale,
MTG HEEL, Depufy for
AR'HIsALD WOoDs, 8 o &, and
JnIy Is COmmssiOnsr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07

VIE PROPER REMEDY.-All attacks upon
Il The health can be cured provided we know
winch remedy Iu apply. The origin Of all discnses
arises from the cnndrIiun OF The snmach aud blond
N"l lever, yettor bilious. or iniermiIfed buI arises
mere 80 ~ fact ~ all complaints he stomach y the
gehtraiive organ "idIsease rs well rs health What
Is the remedy j. askedl The preparaIIyes Of nature
Hs eHhibied "a The vegetable productions 81 the
extensive surface of the ear b, here. and here only
Is found remedy FIR disease. Not in mineral poi
SONS Dni I'D pure CXrariiuns from natures nircst
hingGO'a. The soil Sinnhurn's Vegetable E1uaci
rus prepared rum vegetable matters only. freed
nom Vac giossness which less 10 be found
90 puts iormed 81 similar substances are The heat
remeuy lpr general health 10 Ice found in Tie cum
muhIly' as every one prpn0unces Them on iriai
The nhove meIirine T. for salc at 25 cts her box
at The office 335 Broadwsy
For sale 10y JOHN u THOMPSON
Of The bookstore 81 Wm Robb
Also FOR sale by + w BASsETr.
V Suuth Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07

TENKUSTEE'S SALE OF PERSONAL
a PROPERTY BY yInuo Of deed of Trust
executed from Ju@cs Smuh, sn the 81 day Of
N"vem2er 1871. asd Of record "a the Clerks office
oi Ohio county, In deed bDk No 25 page 3Ui I
shall "n Saturday the 18Th inst. OF Brrntlingcr &
Shullcfoss's Auruon house iu he Guy Of Wheeling
proceed 70 sell % public suciiun. for ready money.
the per-Ouai properly conveyed lo me ~ said Iced
o. VII Household furniture, cooking utensils &c.
&c Selling ~ Trustee ! make such Itle as Is gwen
10 me 100 the deed Of Trust.
Y4 WA MCCONNELL, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07
-uVIIE NEWGATECA LENDAR.-

n rcrPivrd Nos aud OF he New Gnte Cal.
eudar. cuutuInIug lhe Life Of jonathan Wilde. and
90 accOuut of The Irish Rebellion" win portrait
of Ribtu Emmett and his celfbriied patrIUuL
speerh. Als1. the TRIAL Of Col Despari aud others.
iJr Treason, aud ihe Rev Dr D1dd Er Forgery. Err
sale 90 MELONS. 20 Uniuu 81.
ie2
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NOTICE.

Ii PERSONS indebted To me 10y note or boil
~ account. are respectfully requested 10 cal
and make speedy payment.
jy6 Ow UEGSKEII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07
sIyREsH ARRIVAL on CHEAP PrB.

EyREsH ARRIVAL Or CHEAP PUB.
ItCAriONS-MCul LOCHS UNiVER
SNL GAZETTEER. a dictionary UeogiuphIcul.
Statistical and Historical Of the various countries.
places. and principal natural objects ru the world,
With segen large maps. tho whole fu be o. mpleied
u 3 numbers az rs cts cacA the 6rsl number rs.
cetyed.
HARPERS FAMILY LIBRARY. No 7, ron
iainiug Williams Life Of ALEXANDER THE
GREAT. complete ~ the low price Of IS cts
TiiE NEIGHBOURS. by Frrjerka Bremen.
translated lrUlu toe Swedish oy Mary Huwift
Prce Is cts WM ! ROBE.
be- "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07
FOUNTAIN INN,

Hate Bslthoorsrs.i L'Gur ST. RNLTIMORE.
w w DIX,
ARTHUR FoCG. fr9p''''o'''
II AVlSG leased This extensive aud fyurite es
I IahlrshmCni. aud euiirrly reu,,aicd and r.
fitted II ihuughUui. 80 HAT II eau Cumpare atvanta,
scously With any similar establishment ia the Uninn.
have n" hesitation m cudcay oring tu attract the
niieut'on ut The travelling public To thus iavo,ite
Hotel 10 the nusi strenuous eHcrinns j,ined To
every p"-~ih,e r"uvcncnre Ia he G,nnd elseyN here
eau insure success. they pledge ihemsel>cs tia IT.
former Well earned reputation shall not uuly he
merfied hui surpassed.
La NJ cordsnCe with The difficulties of the urnes.
they have determined To re,lrcr der charges 10
'"fresIH,ud. Pr;cr ~ 25 per day.
Baltimore. Julv 3, lSI3. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07
NOTICE.

"ONEY MUST be raised. and he subsci her
w IL baund io raise &c. and no would thus
puhlciy give notice 70 those who are boz the
uih hi1a. thui h a expected that hey will call and
seuls their ID accosnis uiihout fuuhsr delay or
nosirs osigl As TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07
SCHOOL BOOKS,

SCHOOL BOOKS,
"T + have tbs day received d.rrct from Phil
w ndelph'n. The follow ng School Books.
MucAPlTs Geography aud AIlOs,
DO Primary ~
Oluey's Do
PaIlry's do
Suphucls'E Greek Grammar,
Andrews aud SlOddlfd'. Lain Grammar.
Do do do Reader.
Co do do LeaaDns.
DabOlls Arithmetic, Dawes ArlhHeur,
Wuus' on the AIud.
PJrley's Sun, MsDn, Stars, &c. &c.
Whirh We offer with general assortment Of
everything iu the Sciuul Bk line at reduced prices
STEPHENSON g. IIASwELL,
je % CuiOn 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07
EDUCATION.

WMTiLLIAM ArKAY. embraces This opportnnif,
w Of returning his sinrefo thanks 20 th e
citizens oi Wheeling and 20 his ffends Boz particular
o' their long rouiinued pairuunge and respectfully
Announces lh1i us school commences Monday The
10Th July. lie hHs ~ prepared hts room ~ 10 ar.
eDmm0dats a class Of young ladies, io whose i'm.
provcment particular attention shall he paid. A. he
intends N admit bot small number Of pupils. early
application will be necessary. Jy3 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07
COMMISsIONEK,s SALE.

y Perry ffi !; 70 IL AND ri'"SoNAA r'o'
Potter Il NaEouer,
Isaac Springer and ota,Is,
IN ChaHCeTy- by virtue OF tie ueCrVe pYoau. ~
ccc m this cause, on the 10Th day of November
1912, the undersigned, will offer Tor sale, o. the
residence Of sand SIrInFtr, ~ mics tust uf
hrelng on The '.atloEal road, II SATURDAY tla
third day 81 June x. the following pcrs,r.al
prop, rty, belonging TO the Gci,uuUrt I~-ur
Spinner, 10 Wit. one horse, cow, , fs;th.
beds, bcdst' ads and b, ddmls bureau. 2ttt.cs,
d"z chairs, large copper kettle. and hogs
Also, onr lot OF la nd containing one acrr, sl,u-
ated on the National road, tour and Il hall u.t'cs
east Of Wheeling, b. inV the residence 4 sid
SpIi 'ger, together with the IuIpTO niS lE,sS
Terms-Cash, for the purchase Of ii c personal
property; on all sums to the amount 500; over
mat sum, on da = credit will hc given, bear,na
interest from the ddy of sale. For he cal estate
credit DISK. twelve and eighteen months With
lnie'eStthe pure aser purchasers giving DO IDS
with 20 security. for the payment Of the pur.
chase money. Er said personal properly and ,egt
estate, and the ute TO SAID land Te, aimed uE,a
the same Is paid
w MITCHELL, n &, TOR
Arch Il Woods. Sheriff Ohio O
may and CONF in his eLsIf
The sale Of to above property Is postnored
unll Saturday. July Sth isI3.
W NIT HE'LL, u : for
Arch'd Woods Sharie OHIO "a
Jue and Conn IN hIs behalf
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To BVTLDERs.

- -. - - AaAA1a
"INDOw GLAsS-A superior sri,ls Of
w Window Glass Of en- pzes lor snle loyy lsr
CASH. Manufactured At the Virgins Works
South Whrshag Va. BY
sYMMEs a ROBERTS.
1unA E'srs ~ Asnrss 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07

DRANDE'S ENCYCLOPEDIA Of Literature.
ID SvisBce and Ar, comprising The History, de.
HcrpiOn, and Scientific principles OF every brunch
Of Human Knowledge. with the Derivation and
definition Of ul the terms in use, illustrated by
sRgravHgs wm'u, a. he completed 90 - paris ul
ia pagss each. Price 25 cts Der SO. Just rec'd
aDi tsr sale 81 MELONS. 20 Union ST.
- %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07

IN CuNNCERY-In the Circuit Superior
court Of aw and Chancery for Ohio county.
Moses RaJJCs, CvmPiaiHaHt.
Archibald IInods, Sheriff of Ohio county, and
"a sueh administrator of John SOcknan de-
ceased, Henry SOckman, Isaac I. Brown q
Elizabeth his wIfc. which Henry aud Elizabeth
are children and heirs at law of the SAID John
Soekman .eeeased, Jesse Wheat and 4lexan-
der Henderson, q (eHd0HtS.
PursuauI to the decree m ade in Ihis cause BY
SAID court on the t2Ih day of June lSij
Will on the 2ith day OF July leil
and thereafter by adJO'lrnmsnts from ume To
time as shall be necessary, at INV Office IN the
Guy of Wheelins, Virginia, proceed 20 take an
account ofand report what Is due,o the piainuh
aud the defendant Henderson, tor the matters
alleged m the hitl; what assets, u any have come
To the hands ofIhe said administrator l. be adj
mlnIstereu, and VIVA part thereof II any, remains
unadInlnlstered; what effects OF the sad john
SO~kman deceased, If any, have BEEN taken pos
stss SION 10y the sa'd Henry. or have come to his
hands, whether he as wasted or PaTteS with the
same, what Is due from SAID Henry as executor
&c son tori by reason there u; what real estate Oi
the SAID John SOcInIau has descended ~ the
SAID Henry and Elizabeth, aud the annual value
thereoi what debts of SAID JOhI SOckman re
H1,u unpaid, Distinguishing sucn as ate binding
on has nous from such a are MOT, aud SUCH othor
ma tiers a said de- rec dlreC's, or as sh1 dCeii
A. notice - herehv given tothe CREDl TORS
Of the said John Socklnau deceased, to appear
before me aud prove their demands, on or before
he SAID 2ltn day OF July lsi3, at
my office aforesaid a.d del post
cure thtr rcaSOuHble share Ot lite costs ui lnls
SUIT, and that such OF them as shall not appear
aud prove ihJf del aHds, aGu deposit VT secure
their ret sonable share Ot the costs Of ths SUIT,
Will be excluded from the benefit Ot SAID decree,
aud of my ether decree or JecTe;s 10 be made IN
this cause,
ALEX. VIII. son, Commissioner.
LANE q Russell, for cOmp'r je p
The parties il the above cause ale hereby no.
tilted, that tho depOsItIons of Joseph Gill aud
others, will be taken the residence of sand GILL
IN the town of Aiouut Pleasant. JeiicIsOn county,
m the state of ONO, ON Monday the oath day OF
July Is+3, between the hours oI two aud sty zen
q. clock L NJ, Ia be read M evidence ~ tie above
named cause, on hshau Of sad plaintiff and said
Henderson. And II from any cause the taking
of the same shall not he commenced, or hrir g
commenced, shall not be Completed on that day,
the tak'Hs thereof w!l BE- adjourned from Time To
Time, until The same shall b. cJmpl-tej.
MOSES RHODES,
ic y ALEXANDER HENDERSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07
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