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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

THE citizens Of Msrin.burg snd the eoun'yse-
morally. are respectfully insirsd 10 attend : "sei
ing TO BE- held the "Msr'nsbsfg House % %
tusday evening mex, the l7'b inst 30 MAKE lns ~
ee..nry arrangement. far celebrating the spproseh-
ing anniversary Of American Independence.
June Is
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pAy Y0T7R Subscriptions.

4 So ai.,ribu,ioa Of the funds -nhscr'bed 10 the
"A sufferer. BY the ls,e fire. is desired ny all par
ties, we hereby no'fy al thai the subscription rs-
rer. are in ,hr hands Of Mr.. Adam Stewart, and i
l. desired that speedy payment be made. as Mr.
Ho,leo cannot complete his house ~i'hout assist
nnce. J. u. STEPHENS,
6. CHAMBERS,
JNO. II LiKENS.
JNO S. HARRISON.
June IS. 1919
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the Csscui, Super,or Cour, az
Law and ChsnceEy. Ear Berkslsy County.
James l. Bartlett, and Mary be wifs. ef,fs,
against
John Tate, Executor OF John Tate, deceased. and
others, - Sfdts
Cenzissiossrs Cgcs. Mavfissssvx,
Jans 6,h. isss
NOTICE:-The parties TO the above sust, vii
IN plesse TO take notice, that / will attend. NJ
nv affice, 10 Msuinsbarg, on Thursday, the 29:h
ay Of this na1nth, for be purpose OF ascertain ns
what aould he The amount and yslus Of the one.
eth part Of tho persoasl estate Of john Tate de-
sf,er the rsysaest of his Debts, ard the specific
legscy 10 Caleb Tate ct which time and place. the
said Executor viii produce. before ne, al such
vouchers and evidence. VII enable me 20 nlaks
-nch report az is required under the decree of the
Court. SEAMAN GARARD, Gear.
Jane g. i5--at
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S28l,OO
OR.

D~JOisu
CIR.
By 9632 Tithables at ] ,l2a each $296l 90
Ordered that the Sheriff of Berkeley
County do collect from each ,iihable per-
son in the County Sl,l2a agreeable 10 the
levy this day laid.
Statement Of the Poor.
Remaining in the Poor House on the
LIST Monday in June 1912 ~
Admitted into the Poor Honso
from the LIST Monday in June 1912
until the LIST Monday in June l643 IL
as
From which number deduct. died s
went out 6
taken oui IL
Leaving in tho Poor House on the -
LIST Monday in June Is43 %
SEAMAN GARARD, Cpk,
June 10. 1851
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TAKE Notice.

A Ii PERSONS having unsettled business with
IN Daniel e. Burns. are requested TO call on The
subscriber, ~tb their receipts and vouchers resdy
for settlement. or The executions and taxes due
the said Burns, will be enforced immediattiyi not
soontr. THOMAS BROWN,
June t6 IF Trnstee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
Confectionery.

SUCH as Mint Candy: Almond do; Susar Al
~ monds; Lemon. Peppermint, and Cloves;
CANDY; Sugar Nut; Cream. Cinnamon. Sas.afrs-,
and French Candi~s Also FINE assortment o.
Lemons. and Oranges; and fine Bunch Rsi.in-;
Figs. Sc. GEO. RAENHAL.
June Is, t843.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
IsANCF,,S

COMPOUND SYRUP OF HoARnouNp.
WASHINGTON. Jan. %. 1871.
To SSrH HAscE.- Dear Sii;-Iisving been
afflicted with cough, and pain in the hfess
I ~ss persuaded by TREND to msks trisl of your
Compound Syrup and purchased Two bottles Of
MIR. ROBERT KEYwORTH
And am harry TO say they csr,siny relieved me
Yours. SAMUEL EVANS.
P,ice so cents per bp'ile For sale by SETH
5 HANCE. corner of Charles and Pratt ste Bal
iimoie and by
w H. HESLE TINE g. co.
MAY IS. 1919 Msrtinshaig. Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

VIRGINIA s---Al Rules Leld 10 the Cissks oEea,
u che Cssniy Cesst Tor Riosess Csaasy, 90 lie
hsst Monday 10 Arril 1913:
William Hasmssea ard Jacsb Saiscsv, g,tfs.
agstass
Jehn Lownsan as sdIninl-ifsser VI EghraiGa Lev.
man. and Christian CeoHass. John household
er Jacob conftaey Csomwta Quick, Ma s..,-
rites 10 bis oaSisl bonas samuel Ssrtish and AAr
earet his vile, George Lawmsn, jseu5 Arsphy
sed Mary his ~iic, Jaha Haisnisua sd S.Assr
his wife. Joseph L.owsnsn, Ephrsin. fn~n.sa,
James Lownsn, Lncinds LoN man John low
mar, Samuel Lo~meu, X beccs Lowfnss. iaAs
Potter sad Azegsgrs bis wife. ane-----sges-
mar. acx
IN ChANCERY.
YESiiE defendants Solowpa Smiss. sns Mafs.fe.
Il his wife iscab and Mary Ma, sly, ;sest q
Lawl nan, John Hatmiscn ASH Sa.sn is usis
Joseph Losmen, Ephrsiia ..uwnaaa ssrsusl Lou.
man, Jsrres bowman and Laeinda his ssse, M,
having -nierrd their appearance, ah1 gisen seeesi
" according TO The Az Of The General AS.eassas &
ard he Rules q this Court. and u appcsgias ly
satisfactory evidence that they s,e ~, ial,essa,s
u this 6enmnn-rsisb; il is ordered thas they
do sppesr here On TN 6r.t das If Msy term neSi.
snd an.se The Bill o. the PBiriifs aaa ihst
copy Of ttis order Re fetth~ith Inserted in sane
newspaper 10 Berkeley Couosy. tor Two nur;is
,uecessvely ard like cory posted s,ihs i;on, aoeI
OF the Court House Of Morgan Coonls.
cory-Te.te.
J. RICHARD. c. {.
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NO TICE.

4 Ii persons having been returned by the Sher.
IN H. delinquent for thsir poor rates. can saw
their feelings from being hurt. by paying the
amour, to me, or any of the Overseers of the
Poor, on or before tho lst day Of August next
All that do comply with this notice will after that
time by IN order Of The Overseen Of the Poor,
be published in the newspapers Of the town as
dehniuents. ). GARARD, Clerk.
june Is. I843.--3t
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mAR Rx s ..

On "wednesday, the 3ln ul,imo, BY the Rev.
Mr. Mr.. Msssis, Hoe. GKo. w. HorgIss. of Alb
isgdon. 10 MARrHA, youngest dsughier Of Or. Alb
ner Crump, Of Powhstan county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
SGYTrKES.

RAIN AND GRASS ScYTHES Of the mos,
Undesirable nasnufro'u-e. Seyths Snesds, the
stones, and Psten, Dos fors ele ny
G. & c. W. DOLL.
June 9, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
TRACT OF LAND,

IN Bsrkelev county, which purchased from sal
Baldwin and Lee, BY Daniel Grhr. and on whiei
Joseph Criswell resides, az will be- sufficient to
pay the residue Of The purchase money due, there
for being sb 'ut 81 100 and expenses and interest
This i. a vslusbe Tract of Land adjoining tie
lands Of Edward Colston. Eq and rennins 10 the
Polnmsc River, it i. presumed TO be generally So
we'll known as TO render more minute description
Vnnseesssry.
Ell. LEE. Jr..
June Is 1913 Trushs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
The Oil Mi;ILot.

The bounds If which s,s set folih IN the Deed Of
Faulkner and Pendleton to CIomwsll and Swattx.
containing about TIVE niy.twa and half acres
The property will b. soid subject 10 the VI mas
signed dover Of M. julia Stephen
TsEas: Ooe hall OF TN. purchase money in hand.
the balance twelve months. with interest on The
drf-rred payments. thu purchasers executing trust
leeds to secure the 4ef-red payments
HARRISON WAITE, rrn,,
CHI ID. STEWART,
June O. 1853. I5-6x
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
Herring e. Mackere!.

ESRUlr-5O Pine Apples; 80 bushels Of Dried
IL Peaches, very good, for sale cheap.
JNO. JAMESON.
June 8. Rail Road Depot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
Trustees Sale.

NY virtue Of a Deed &c Trust, from Daniel
ND Gehr. I" the subscriber, tot The purpo.. o
securing debt due TO Robert Baldwin and C..
isius +. Lee. therein mentioned. dated 18Th day OF
June. 1899 recorded in Betkaley County, Va
shall. on Monday iih Ssptembe, nfzs before ne
Cuurt-Houss 10 M rt,nsburg, offer a, public sue-
Ton for cash, SO MUCH OF THAT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

DALSAM Of Liz, Bslsam Of Mslthas Ess.
ID Cinnamon. Lemon, and o 'rgsmoti Oil OF
Lemon; Liauorice Bali Percussion Caps. d, Split.
GEORGE RAENHAL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

VIRGINla;-In the CiIcujt Superior Court OF
Law and Chsnc~ry. for Berkeley County.
John McCiesry g. wife, SC. phEs
ogaisa
Joseph Showslier's admins and heirs dfdts.
IN CHANCERY.
Commissiosers Office. Marti1s5xrg, I
June 9th. IB43.
NOTlCE.-The parties to ,hs above Suit will
IN please to tske notice that I will attend
At my Office, In Msrtinsburr, on Saturday. The l.t
day Of July nex,. for the purpose of proceeding to
make up q report in the above case. at which time
and place, they are hereby required TO atisnd, and
produce before me all such evidence and vouchers
a. will enable me 10 settle tho Standardization &c.
counts Of Joseph Showalier, dec, and also ,he
accoun.s Of tina heirs Of the said deceased. with
the Administrators.
SEAMAN 6ARARD. CONF.
June 9, i4-4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

vlRGiNiA:--In the CircTt Superior Court OF
Law and Chsnoery. for Berkeley Cyuniy
Etrabeih Sys.tcr. and a,hers. piFs
against
Jacob Syester, Wilsr, Hui, and others. dfah
IN Gil ANCERY
Commissioaer's Office, Martins5urg I
June 8th, I8a3
NOTICE The parties Interested in tn.
~ boye suit viii phrase 10 TAXI notice, that
Wi attend. 10 my Office. in Mtoinsbufg,
ihutsday. the 29,h day Of this month. f"r the
purpose Of proceeding TO make np report in the
above Gaze. which day. the said Jacob Syester
will produce. before me, sll such evidence amt
voucher, q. NAV be required, and which will
able settle his accounts Gusrdisn Of the
infant plsintif AID he viii also come prepared 10
answer such nteTrogs,ious "a may be propoundsd
To him by he plaintiff. touching the cause. and
he plsinlf. will also. that day. introduce be-
fore me .ueh testimony they may have to Of.
for 10 relation 10 said accounts.
SEAMAN GARARD, Com'r.
June 8. lS-4t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

TINE undersigned, Trustees Ia two Deeds Of
- Isus'. exeeutrd by Richard Cromwell ard
Jacob S~aug. each dated on The 9fh of July. 1889.
and now Of record in tbs Couaty Court OF Beiks-
icy. vii expose TO safe, 81 pubic suclisn. before
he Courthouse door. IN the town If Mauin.bnrg.
on SATURDAY. rss 1873 DAY OF JULr. 1898, the
following valuable PfsPsrsy, conveyed BY said
Deed,. Ia,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

STATE or VIRGINIA. in the Circuit Srperer
Coun Of Law ard Chsncsry, isr No gao cou.,.
~. Nav Term, lss3
John Raiehsri. p'6
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
EXECUTORS SALE
OF VALUABLE

BERKELEY LANDS.
IN Mondsy The III Il August Iss5 (being
~ the first day u the August Ceasl.) shall
under the provisions OF the vii. Of Samuel Chen
swsih. Sen dsess-ed, before the Cour, House donr
N Martin.butg, Berkeley County. Virgins, of 7
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

VlRGiNiA;--in the Circuit Superior Court uf
Law and Chsnorr,, for Morgan County.
Jacob Bsehtol. and o,her., PUN.
sgainst
Lemuei Cross, and OTHERS, dfts
IN CIiANCERY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
ocafaA
Talbot Roekhold ard o,bcrs, lsa
In CHANCERY

~, 4HdN isfhs 1870
John Raiehsr3. pg.
acaiaa
Talbot Roekbold ard o,her,. a.a
IN CHANCERy.
JACOB RICHARD having erhbi,-i he biii,
~ 10 the Coanty Court of Morgan. agaittt dc
ouk nown heirs Of Lewis Heeks, 81, deceased, Ard
Others; ihs object Of hich 10 70 have partition
between himself an the heirs Of Lewis M.cks az.
deoeas,d. Of tract OF land containing abau, 06
sores. 10 the county Of Morsan, sboal two mie.
east Of the tnwn Of Baih.s which deceBdedf Is Tbs
said evils Meeks IT, dec ard Others, ard rfs,ing
an amount of the Tents asa praffs for ten yesss
last past, with Talbot Rockford vito has had the
lard in possession the said Reichard claiming five
shares IN ten Of the laai, the sad unknown heirs
Lewis Mseks jr deceased. and 81 other parties 10.
t.res,rd. are hereby warned nppear make then,-
selves. parties detrndaots. file their snswe,s aud
their rights claims, in the Superior Cour,
Of said county. 20 which said csass was removed,
and ii is ordered that this notice be published f,r
ak weeks successfully in the Martnsburg Gaxa,e.
A copy-Tesfe.
J. RICHARD, c. c,
May IS. i843. lJ-6t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

JuHF u TO fo'
NOTICE The parties to the above suit viii
IN please 10 take norice. that viii attend al
ny Office in Martinsburz, on Friday the 20 day
Ut thi. month"; for the purpose. fret Of settling the
administration accounts Of joel Ward, deed with
Charles J Faulkner and A fred Ross, his admins
ts,or,. and second. of asosraning the ages of the
different heis to whom specific legaeIes have been
devised by the ssid Joel Ward, decd. at which
lime and place the parties will produce before me
all such evidence and vouchers as may he required
10 make out the accounts and staiement shove
named. SEAMAN GARARD
June i-l~ Comr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

the Circuit Superior ouri OF
Law and Chsnoery for Berkeley County,
Charles J, Faulkner and Alfred Ross, pl,fs
ogataa
Elizabeth Ward and nthers, dfhs
in CHANCERY.
Comnissioatrs CE;s, MsrtiusbxrK, I
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

May 18th, lSa2.
NOTlCE The parties TO the above suit will
IN please to take notice. thar will attend 1T
he House and Tavern OF John Strother. in the
town OF Bath, on Monday the 20 h dey of June
next. for the purpose Of proceeding nuke up =
report In the above cause at which time and place
they sre hereby required 10 attend with all such
evidence and vouchers. IS they may have to onr,,
ard il should not be able TO close my report 90
that day, the case will be adjourned from day TO
DAY until il 10 completed.
SEAMAN GARARD, NJ Comraissioner
May lS. 1919. l2-6i
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

Commissi0ner's O1ice, Mdrtins5urg, I
June l. io43.
NOTlCE-The rsfties TO the sbove suit viii
IN please to take notice that will attend al my
ufiies in Msrrinshurg, on Friday the 23d day III
this month, for ths purpose OF settling the Guar
dian account Of Thomas I Lemen. late Guardian
Of the plaintiff a. which time and place the said
parties will produce before me such vouchers OF
oIher evidence they may intend 10 offer and the
said defendant Thomas Z. Lemen will on that gay
come prepared To answer such inteTrogstories as
may be propouoded to him by the complainant,
touching his ssid Guardian account
SEAMAN GARARD,
June l-4w Conn.,
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June IS. is4,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
The Flour Will Lot,

Containing abou, t~rntS-fou and oae-fourih
serss. and described by metes and hounds, IN the
Deed OF Fsaikn and pendleton to Cromwell and
ssatfz-exeept much thereof may be EN-
braced within ihs SECOND Lot, as follows. Cd,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
PETERS PILLS.

M T. have tried DR. Jos Priestly Peter Vcrc
w getabls Pills, and have no hesitation IN
pronounciE. Ihsm the best Ambitious MeiIlIac
that we have ever used IN orr families. We are
acquainted with several families IA this cay All,
give them the preference at all other kinds, o.
lccou { of their mildness and at the same time
certainty of eciion.-N Y ErarHiner.
More thhn ten millions OF boxes OF these truly
valuable Ambitious Pills have been sold in the
United States Canadas, " est Indies Mexico and
Texas, since the first ofJssHary, eighteen hun
dred and thirty fve.
Hundreds and thousands bless 'he d v they
were iT du ed, by the persu,sioEs Ct a friend, 70
try a box of Or Peters FIlis,
DIR Jos ph PrleStley Peters,
Dear SRI have used your valuabi, Pii's these
last four years IN cases of Dyspepsia. Liver com
plant and Sick HeadsL he, nj have found them
IN a majority of cIses, the most 'aluable Pills
have ever used. JOHN CASE, NJ ID;
yer, would recommend Peters Pills IN prefer
cnce to alt other kinds.
X II RHSTRONG, NJ ID.
TIE following from the eminent Dr. EmSTson. is
considered suffi, lent.
have used IN my practice these last FIVE years
DIR Peters Vegetable Ambitious P,ils anC con
s'dereI them the best Family Me .cine have
ever used.
y supply Of these truly valuable Pills, lust 70
eeIyed and FOR sale Wholesale and Re all hy
OLIVER PRYOR,
Sole agent for " heehns.
Large size boxes, containing as Pills 20 cents;
small SIZE boxes containing 20 Pills % cents pcr
box. and upon enquiry these valuable Pill = can
he Obtained ia most every coun ~ store m Yves
tern Va. nov I6-4m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
THEY HAVE GOT ALONG.

ri Is received Z iro sh assortment oi perfuucry
a. consisting OF the following articles. FFencu
Cologne in small and large bo,Iles Florida md Hu-
ney Wafer; Lavender md Rose wa,et; Nacassar
o.; Bears OIL; Phiiion Oil; mad large assortment
of scars. such a. Victoria Toilet suap. Floating scsr
expressly for bathing. Windsor Patent snar; also n
good. or ! would have sa d, the best assortment OF
Shell Side. and Tuck combs in the city. BuGaIs
Tuck hRd Side combs. md Horn Tuck anl SIDE
combs ni different patterns, which will he sold low
for cash; by The single une duzcn. A. nm sole
Agent Of a Comb Manufacturing establishment, 1
thick can sell combs a luile cheaper than any es-
'ablishmeni IN the city. You " hn wish TO buy will
please give the n call. Recolleci. they nre TO be
found nj A o FalRCRiLDS al No 1879. Main ., :,
Wheeling.
Clocks and watches repaired 4; short notice.
gocd assortment Of WATCHES AND JEwELRY
always on hand, which will be sold cheap Sos cssL
a few Infant Hair Bushes Of The best quality.
just received from the manuacIory and for sale low
Jan II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
SIIERMAN,S
COU GEI LQZENGES.

4 RE the safest, most sure and effectua rem
"a edy tor coughs, colds, Consumption, WHO'D
ping cough. asthma, ilghin ,ss OF the Lungs or
chest. &c. The proprietor has never known an
instance where they dId not give perfect sausfac-
ton.
over 3O0n persons have given their names
within the last year as a reference of the
derful virtues 81 tie cough lozenges. They cure
all rec mt cases IN few hours. seldom requiring
more than one day TO entirely eradicate tue most
distressing ones.
SIR G r Matthews, Caroline ST suffered
year with hard, tight cough, pain in the side,
splitting of BLOOD, and all the usual symptoms OF
consum ton. The Lazcn -eS relieved him imne.
dIa;eiy, and IN few weeks restored him perfect
health. lie says ;Aeg are the gTsatesI medicine
IN the world.
DR. Zabr!shic. IL Duane st, has used them in
over 7-O cases, some of .hGm olthe most alsTmiag
character and always with The greatest success.
A young lady Of Is years old was supposed TO be
N decline; several pnysiclsrs h. attended
her ard gwen her up "a Incurable. She had a
distressing cough, was so weak she could not 81
up but a lew minutes at time, and had every
appearance of speedy dissolution. On the brinI
of her grave as II were, she took dozen OF
She mans Luzenges; they seemed to give her
new life-she perseveTed and less IN four boxes
restored her TO perfect health. Those LOZenges
saved her from nntmely death.
Many persons have complained of being
humbugged gu; ofthelr dollars by cough syrups
whJ have fOuUd cure IN Sherman's cough
candies, they are not requR ed % purchase two or
six dollars worth. Very often one 25 cent box
will cure them.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
Oliver PRYOR. Union 81.
aOy24 Wheeling, Va.
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WASHINGTON. January 20.
SL.N AstsI,


MIR Sturgeon presented n memorial from the city
aGt county Of Philade ,hia. asking Zoe the passage
oi the eIchcquer scheme.
The hull from The House TO repeal The BANKRUPT
law Vas read twice and referred the commiiter
on the jsdIciary
A bill for the relief ofthe PeIer,burgh ro;I,,,J
company was then considered. r,pOsing the ndmis
son OF iron ior that rnad free ofdUIy..
Mr. Bnchannu spoke agni nat the till. AMI wns al.
ded ny Mr. Miller Of N J. They stated a variety 81
ticts connected with the free nisson uf raj rosd
ron i"r the purpose Of showing that sufir nd.
Fani6s.
Mr. Evans as chairman OF the finance committee
answered the objections vary ably
Mr. Calhoun endersed those answers which grew
out of the circumstance OF the case
MIR Archer rose TO continue the debate but the
Senate sg'eed to adj,'uru To Monday.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE rs.
Dir Summers DIVA. presented the Memorial OF
three hundred aud fry eiIz-rs OF hat Stale praying
6r the adoption of the system Of relief proposed by
DIR JOhnson Of Maryland. The memorial was laid
over to be referred oa select committee 10 be an
poined on that subject
MIR Briggs called uP The joint resolution uuIhori
zing The Chief Clerk the Office of the Secretary
"t stale To frank public and official documents sent
from that "fi"e The Object oiihc bill was To- re.
licve the Secretary of State lrnm mucn labor The
ball was Psssed-yeas 100. nays So.
MIR MrReon en1uired of Mr. Kennedy OF Mary.
Hand when report from the committee on com
Tnerce might be expected on The wareho Islns sys
TEN might he expected. Mr. KUnntdy replied in
hecuanse Of next weak
I Mr. Fillmore SnbniIIed a resol lion prnposins 10
take the army bull out Of committee ro.morrow al
clock.
On motion Of Mr. Andrews il waslaid on the ia
bic-ayes 60 noes So
The House was occupied until the adjournment
"n The bill for tho relief Of the heirs vi Philip Re-
nOult.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
CITY ELECTION.

Mr. Whsrioa--Please announce The E,Ilov,,,,
ticket which will be supported by large nuaber
OF VOTERS.
For Mayor '-COL GEO DULTY.
CoH"c'Iatsa-S BRADY. JOHN GRAHAM
ALFRED CALDWELL. DAN'L LAMB
Mr.. Wharton.-Plcase announce Hen.
ry Echols, George Forbes, and Thomas
~. List, as candidates TO represent the
nth warJ for the ensuing year.
MANY VOTERS
CITY ELECTION.
Mr. Whlrtin.-The following named gentlemen
VIII bo suPP'rled at the election on the 23s inst
ny very !s'ge and respectable list uf VOTERS.
Isl Ward-ALEX GARDEN. ISAAC COLTS.
T. POLLOCK.
2d-W W SHRIvER. w S WICNUAM
3-S GRADY. a CALDWELL. A FITCINER.
o LAMB.
4h-D, TANNER. JEFFERs. ! ROBINSON.
5h--wM SLOVENIAN. wM \ IsErr II
ROBERTS.
GEO. OULTY for Mayor J w Ciemen. and W
w Shriver. ior Councilmen lor the 2I Ward, viii
be supported hy MANY VOTERS.
FIRST WARD.
MIR Ediinr:--Hon will please insert The name. al
Thomas llnghe- Tines Sweeney aud Alex Gar!ea
as the most su'rshle pcr.opS To represent tie frat
ward N 'he CITY Council Tor the present year.
jan MANY YOTf RS.
SR-Yuu Will please say that / decline being n
candidate the CiIy Council iru,r the Isr warI
Jan 10. 1913. THOMAS SWEENEY.
Mr. Wharton VIII you he so good as 10 publish
Ire following Hs candidates 10 represent .ke fist
" arJIu the HeTt City Council.
T.. POLLOK.
+. GRIESMER.
ISAAC COTS,
This Ticket will receive the support OF many vo.
tiers. lat WARD.
Jan
4'h WARD.--The following persons
are nominated TO represent said ward
Tor the ensuing year, viz; r. &. LETTERS,
} Tanner, Morgan Nelson and J. Gil,
christ