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The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-08

Mr. Slade says in a late St. Adams
coon) Messenger, "The contest this year
exceeds in interest that of 1910" Now
we geuss that is fact said an old farmer
when he read it. "Wm. Slade was not a
candidate for the Governors office IN lS-
40, but he is this year-he wants it mos,
plagneiy, and it is for his interest to get it.
Guess that's fact. Come, boys! let's go
to raking hay" BOB SHORT.
In one of the wing melodies, Henry Clay
is called 'ace9 rumps. How appropri-
ate
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-08
WING CONSISTENCY.

"Whatever might be the ultimate efiec
OF annexation, there is no question what
ever, that the object of annexation, from
the beginning, has been to strengthen the
institution of slavery. All the speeches o
southern men-aIl the correspondence Of
our government on the subject, 90 to
show that the whole object is to make sla-
very permanent in and safe in the South.
ern States; and at the same time of CARVING
out some half dozen slave holding States SO
as to obtain majority of the United Stares
Senate. The idea that part of Texas
may be made into free States, we regard
as altogether deceptive,"-KmncJec Jour.
nai
The following is an extract of a letter
of Mr. Clay, written from Raleigh, N. c.,
April II, 1874.
Mr. Clay says
"Bnt would Texas, ultimately, really
add strength to that which is now consid-
cred the weakest part of the conlederacy!
lfmy information be correct, think it
would not. According to that, the terri
tory of Texas is susceptible of a division
into five States of convenient size and
form. Ofthesc, two only would be adapt
ed 10 those peculiar institutions slavery to
which | had referred, and the other three,
lying west and north of San Antonio, be-
ing only adapted to farming and grazing
purposes, from the nature of their soil, eli
mate, and productions In the end there
fore, there would be twO stare and THREE
free States probably added to the Union.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-08

WV. d. MORGAN, Esq you think the
abandonment of the wing party by an
old man and mechanic is worthy of
notice in your paper, you have my an-
,hority for saying that have voted the
last wing ticket which expect to give du
ring the balance Of my days. Upto 1885,
was a consisten, rpublcan; but about that
time (ikc many others) was induced by
panic and persuasion, to abandon ms old
associations and join them who protested
to he the only friends ofpure and patriotic
government. After voting with the wings
for several years, and supporting Ger. Har.
rison at two elections, have become sat
isiled that their professions of political hon
esty and patriotism, are hynocrilcaI, and
that the leaders Of that party are more con-
cerned for themselves than their country
The conclusion to which have come is
this, that the measures Of the democratic
party are good for the people whilst those of
the wings are directly the reverse. en-
pect therefore, tovote for James X. Polk
and George NJ. DalIis-Ohio Patriot.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-08

We extract the following from letter
of Il correspondent OF the n. Y. Journal Of
Commerce, dated on board Of steamboat,
bound for New Orleans, 1t speaks no I'M
ineligible language:
"A word about politics, and will close.
TIE whole Southwest is in u blaze Of Pc
ll,cal excitement. Polk and Dallas will
carry all before them in this quarter, as far
as am aole to Judge. have met num-
bers of well informed persons in my route
from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri,
keluckey, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia,
and Louisiana. BY each | have been told
that Polk must get the States just named
AT Plaquemine, this morning, we took on
board highly respectable aud inlelIgen,
sugar planter, who OWNS large aud valu.
able estate. ! asked him how things were
going. He declared in presence Of all on
board that he was whig that he had voted
for General Harrison; but under no cir
cumslances would he vote for Mr.. Clay.
He furthermore said, in his election pre-.
cinct, there was 40 votes cast in $40. and
all Harrison except three or four. He de-
clares from his own personal knowledge
that Governor Polk will this year obtain ev-
ry one OF these votes except some two or
three.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-08

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Court
DISTRICT oF H,RToRDss for the District Of Hartford,
aforesaid To all persons concerned in the estate ofneNlrr
Spang, late OF Bridgewaier in said District htcrhsed,
intestutc. hNttI'N"'
WHEREAS Ehen VI Socker of llartland. ,dmin,'ra-
w tor of the Estate Of the said deceased proposes
rendering account of his administration ana present
mo his NJ coun prniusr said estate for allowance nj
session of said court be held ut the Probate ONCE
in Woodstock in said District the ih dh, OF S'picm-
her neNt:-Theretore, Won are hereby no1h'u I" NJ
Moor hoG,r. said Cont nj the time and place aforesaid
and show cause, II any you have, why the said account
should not be allowed. ~
Dated ut Woodstock, in said District, ,ns ISL uny W
Aug, A. d. leii. ohL hlhLiN'' 51,o
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OUT very. obi Servt.
LEVI PLAT'T

PATTsRURGH, June 81 1884
il is rumord that Gen. Root, the hero Of
the Judges anecdote, thinks seriously of
sustaining the Democratic nominations.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-14
=

"lRGIN1A-iN cnsNcERY-At rules hold
v IN The Clerk office Of The Circuit superior
Ohio in the month II March leta
Henry Moore. Trustee Of the late fhenf yer Zane,
Cum plotRanf.
against
Syvanus f.othrop and Navy " 1nne widow
md adminis,rairs af Ehenszer Zane dee'd and
Edmund p Zane Eugene g Pane and Mar
Arnn Zane chs dren aud heits nj law Of the
sal Ebf nczer Lanr. De6ndoHis
Thu complainant having filed m nm rded and
supplemental hill. AMI the cefeniani othrnr
nat having entered his appearance ard sivsp
security according 10 the net OF assembly aud
the rules of this count, and II anre'rlug by sat
isfactorY ptoof fhal he i not mn inhabltant of
he ren monwealth al Tirainls-On h.otep Of
complainant IL is ntderci that the saa defendant
20 nrrcnr here on tie frat dny ri the neVt 'ern'
and ~ aver the IN ~ amended and sum eme ia
ID original bulls and that n ronv e this nrder
he forih~ iih nserirn IN some newspaper PINNED
~ the civ nf Wheeling fnr twp months succes.
svelY. and rosted ITO front door he court
house cfOhio county, 4 capY 'esie.
ALIEN + LAlDLE9, eitrb.
JAZZ mar II
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VIRGINIA

.IHGiNIA-tN cHA>cFRY-AI rules he'll
" IN The Clerks nfTre II The Cireuu Superb,
foari NJ Law and Cban eerv 'or the county G
Pho, IN III. month of March tstt
Isseph ties and Mary Yates h- w.fc,
fompiainaufs.
against
sohrri fa' iwrl Iohn Caldwell Iahn Cnl1.
| vol lame, Caldwell fasanh 9 Curtis aud
| sarah \ m HE WIFE Rachsel Caldwell. tvhirh
sad lanes e Caldwell John \ Caldwell
Sarah Ann Furtis and Rachael Caldwell ate
children and here ut Law Of Ioseih Caldwell
deceased, who Wa san AMI heir ~ law a
,he late tohn Sa'4 w.,li seriar. deceased. -
ih@m-" avs md alfhea laws his VIE. A.
eNa1fer NhfiNf--a Nathaniel Dnurhcrfv and
faahpiia hfs wffe. NnrFHrp. lane Notft,uts
Nav Elizabeth Nafierwa. Shras@ psbcre,
1 NiCoile Oh infant child ofRaeha"l M'eon.,-l
| Which said Alths. Aiavauder. Isaheila. Mnr
M'Tollorh dec'd and were chil'fen ard
heir. ~ lswo5 Margaret Maiihrws deceased
late Margaret Caldwell. an heirrss nj law Of
sid Inhn Caldwell sen'r deeeaset. and ga
h.ila Fsrrill. UefeDd1nfs.
The defendant Robert Caldwell. MT having
,nfercd his aneearance and eive1 seeu-i'v aecer.
ling To the aci NJ assef-hv and The rnlrS n this
.onri md il npnsaring hy Satisfactory nreaf tha'
"a IL NO, an irhahiia,t oi the romnfon wea III
u Virrinis-On motion of cnmrlaiuani Il
rcursel. II IL ordered. iha The sad defendant de-
supesr here on the irs' day Of the next term OF
Ms court ind answer the compliments ~,
NJ thai COPY Of this order he forthwith
nepSse ed in sore newspaper printed IN the city
eesed a, The front door of the court house o
)hio county cnDv 'asic.
ALEX T LAlDI EY, clerk.
Jx r mni %
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nR. KATZ'S AMERICAN ANTI BILIOUS
LIFE PILLS for The nreN rnf ON end cnre Of

IL. NAV ~ \ N1t.hlLAN AN ~ BllIDlS
- LIFE PILLS, for the prevention end cnre Of
diseases arising from dlsordored stomach mud
i'm unre blood
These pills ere not offered ns ssrccifc 10
cure all dfseRaes. ns most Of the pub licniions
o medicine falsely declare, buf nre expresa.
" prer ared for the rem oval of Rle mud Blous
Matter which 10 the frat ssed Of disease, nj
tina snme II ne purify the blood, and eventually
restore The diseased functions Of the animal
economy 10 souad health. All pynattoma are
nd ges ilra iood remaining in thu stomach;
henre sick meas and main, loss Of a.netite,
headnche, cosilyencss, h,lioss and puirid fesers,
.dy spepsia, Liver complaint. th,urnilsm, &c
&c. One s'nelr o. cont box Of Kni7's
ANTI BILIOUS LIFE PILLS
VIII completely carry out and rem )ve the root
-the urinary cause OF most Of the distresslnr
malndies 80 common at the rrsespi INV II
those who value the health neglect this NIL
important matter. until dsease hero.rcs seated
IN the censiltntlon and rendertd dif'cn't to
evnennte Those rllls IRE applicable in al case.
Of sick ness from hood up 70 odd ace, y I'D
can hs used with perfect safety by Il under my
Circumstances. p.rfionlarlv rncr'f the delirn ie
females who ARE 81 FREQUENTLY subject TO tran.
/ ,ieni complaints. which often render their
health very precnrious.
The great superorities of these pills il al
evareprepnred from the solid eo,ract Of herb.
/ nd roofs. Their nature - to cleanse. purify
/ and sireng hen harmless to the constitution
and death TO diseaac.
American Anti bilious Tife nils allowed hY
/ the Thousands who have used them, 10 be the
/ hest pnrgsfive and medicine in existence. BE.
cause they nor only rennvc al distinctions, and
mi &C the system Of its lnrnr'iies; hui because
and winch IL extremely important, strengthens
and Gives proper tnac 10 The stomach, aud pro
+ duce heathv action of MI the parts Resides
i they are mid md rente in her eperatien. n
i - render them NJ Al 'fmcs pe-f.c tlv snfa ~
desirable rcmedv. Tho afflicted would do voll
| then. Ia purchase n boy sr Two Of this valnphi
medicine, and give 1t fair trinl; instead Of de
sirorinr their system with oft repeated doses o
/ f'alomel. and other drugs so injurious 10 hamar
/ life and hnpniness.
PRINCIPAL n1ice for the gala Of This yaluahl,
meaiein- No 10, North EirhtA at Philadelphia
and sold by agents ppnerallv, and bv
nov 81 B r. II B MARSH Wheeling.
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DR. DUNcANs EXPECToRANr RFME-
- DY or - AZ"
COnNgl.MDtiOn.

Cot 10, COUGHS. Spriing If blood Rronchiiis
y hcnlty of Breathing. Asthma, pnin IN 'ho
ide hreast and chest whoonine cou,h. croup.
AM all diseases of the Liver and the Lungs
We are alike lnhle Ia olsen se--and death Is
the ecrtaip al of al TINT live and havn A benz;
1nd a'iheugh the latter cinnot be averted still
me former may. nv tie power of IN ,dicine. he
tho ed. or rendered less uninfn 10 the afflicted
mere - one disease. however, which Sc, ms for
aHes 10 have dehe3 he power ofthe healing ART
Inc learned faculty hive in vnin atiempt ted IN
arrest lis fatal PROGRESS. nv tn appheatiep Of
remedies within their reach or known in the,r
prAcuce- but toaSumpfi0n has dehcd ,her
united skill. II hns alked forth with lfnrnnitV
gaiherng IN IL ehoeilsss emhiace friend from
every cree, and member from every fafn,tv
nnd ehsin2 sioom and darkness Ger tho f1,re
~ IL vista ton. He then, v hose lahora hpvs
brought fsrth medicine which in many casas
VIII arrest the progress of this fatal dise.so-
and Wink will also afford relief IN inc uoa,
-fuhhotn md hopeless should he regcrded N the
lght of public benrfaetsr. II ~ confden,i,
,ieyed that Dunsan's Espcciorant Rened.
MI n this. Hence II is presented 7nd recon.
immediate, the oomrnaniv. This medicine
cough eauslng rs and relieves the DEPRESSING
a'nnn,us the hectic fever nh 4-7sv exneetorstior.
he uleerated mrgs aud arresting tuost heahn
Ri"ss Of eon sumpt n, At tho same TIM strength
eTins the weak aud dchili lated. reenl ting the
bowels, and nrDdnrng quiet rest and SWEET re-
nose' This Remedy ca be reed unon TO do AL
IN the power of medical Md being sod n the
nnvaie practice Of the late Dr Duncan, lProf-a
sor IN the University Of Elinhurg. for upwards
Of eigh teen wears, BY which thousands hive h"en
restored to perfect health It's not u be under.
stood Thai the 'Exnertornnt Remedy VIII cure
al cases Of 'ossprnntlon; this it will not do =
Rut while there l.. life there il hone; we wauls
therefore advise all to uso TN. medicine. When
The case IS lqenrlde, 1t sill proves blessing 10
he snltre'; Ivy diving cave and strength, reiev.
M tho cnngb, and ehoaklng Of phlegm, DC. -
This aoaa = a ssnsplation to the patent, which
III, 1sands DO not exserence
Rememher onlv Palladclphia Office is at No
10 North Eighth 81.
For sale IN Nheengby J p & X b MARSH
Sole igeais, novot
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WHY DO YOU ASTINATF9-Are
w por not aw-re hat colds ard coughs are
the fret aeads II rereurnp lian, and that mil
lions of he uu,,.an Family ara falling victims
- their n dions visfiptionsl Non have VIII
NJ ael - work. Of deaoluiion IN fam lies all
around VOL Then whv Will you nre',Nt tha
freiun nani'er cough and coidl ana
suffer the prreratna scrds of pulmonary con-
sumption 20 Rrit heir faill threads IN vcuf
sFstem- 4 iav from tine 10 time : g 'mp"rrnt
on@o TRINITY Of rrccnrinp tho Med,'nl Reent
that Will II. med lAnly 6rrrst the ehfly progress
81 This disease, and fnbllY expe' II from tho
system9 R.memher this IS 10 be attained with
eti fnil hv The Of
DIR DuNCAN'S FXrFC rORANT REMEDY.
4 medicine thai has saved and pre'onged the
ives Of thonsards v 10 were afflicted with
counla'p's sop'ed IN the orpana Of resn,rnhon
Read the wonderful ewes performed nv this
medicine nd thr iunumernhle Recommenea-
tome AID cestfcn'es forwarded frem fllptrfs
nf the United Stsi-s Tlus alone - suihcieh
proof ol,lts asfcnsshinp virtues. We hnd by
/ the lesl number Of the rinemna'i sun that up
ONE THOUSAND PERMANENT CURES
has heen performed n that civ and count
wnhin the late wear, The following was Iece'
/ we'd by the last ,ea'l'
i Dr Dnncan-Daar Sn--Health, Tho create,
! blessinp-oh. hnt eleven months ao", tins NIL
/ important comfort WIS far Instant from me-
/ 7 Twas taknn down with severe cold laPt
/ snrno, wiiel settled nnon my lrnes, and at
ie,9.h -en terod ~ haalth 50 delicnto TINT nv
/ nbvsir,an lost all hopes Of n recovery. In tins
+ precaraus sffualion I rem1inet Tor seven
/ ponths wfhout ni,taining an reilef, mt tho
sarr t5r-s va usne II The medicines that 1t ia
waa in the rosef nr nv physician 10 Obtain.
hut 70 NJ Elect. wv father h'eo'ned 10 notice
pnhIieni zion IF vour valuable Exnecforant
remedy md irntne iia'elv procured three bottles
for no ! r. mn encod using the mehicine on
the ~ day oflaai Novernber md continued III
use for IL week g; the fr7t hottle gay me great
~ ~. and caused n 60 nslderable 'ischaree OF
thick vicpd nhleom and matter. Alter taking
the 90 nd bottle rhr discharge became 50 gr'nt
that I vas alarmed but having so mnch con
f1erce in the medicine, con 'nned MS use
uni1l tenttrely renewed every symptom. OF
Al 4onse from nv lungs. I an no" cnIpVns
norfoct heal'h and feel ever grateful toyoa as
n public henefactor.
Yours, with gratitude and ihants
Having been aeauatnied with Mrs Preble Tor
several vears and knowing her f@'lca'e slfna-
ton feel M hesita ton in On iorsineihe ahove,
seetsp ho, nov asusral in our ~ ectines, ho-t
ninp that others ahorin2 under al 'ction@ ofthe
unas ~ re store then solves :" the tnef'cde.
SN N'D0WFII..
Of the Methodist Societv CincinEan.
fra4h snnurv of Duacan'a Expectorant
Remedy iust voreiged ~ the store of
nsv o7 n z tRSH Wheeling.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rem

AEH'| tOTs.TI TANDY-This Icing
lhe soa.on for Conghs md Colds the snbscri.
her would lnf,rn, the Pnblic lhn he has received
'resh sapnly Of his Justly c.lehraed Candy. which
ihnnch not pulled into uo'oricv b, hundreds Of
uohn"wn nh lncrciuons certificates. Ia rccemnsn.
dol hv Physicians md oihets we'll known here. NJ n
,.l.nsHnf. safc pnd cfrectnnl remedy for Colds,
Coughs. IIoarscness, Phhvsc. JInopng Cough.
Crnnp. Asthma, &r For .n'e al The Drug Store
% LAFAYETTE N'NFEIY.
doc - 900 Main 81
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StTNsESCE a RHODES, havc on hand
\ M es.enatse assortment of scnsanahle Dry
t'ands -Aich hoy nrc RESOLVED IL sell very low
t'r CAST. Thew respectfully n.h the rvhc tn
call md esnm ne ihrr stock before hnvng. as they
orc disposed 10 commence the New Year. with
increased eYerinns 4, ID business i'm
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4 CCOuNT IN GHANCERY--
" Isaiah Luken.. Complainant. D.,

~ Isaiah Luken-. Complainant. IN
~. Z HL.....,
David APnow au1 nihers. Defendants
pursnan, - n decree made N This canse ny
The Circuit snoerior court of INV and chaneery
fnl Ohio county. ~ lie lat tsrn,-l snail NJ
coed on Tho Sra iay Of inrii iaft. NJ the o'ice
~ Jacob = Firzhugb in the eiiy Of heeIlng,
10 falte un1 s'ate ~ arcnn1f o. the amount ~"
10 Tho commitment ~ he forth coming bond
e. no l3,h ~ 1nlg I'm. n the hill men'io ned -
what nrAt rsr.-F ~ this comm nwealih, the
defendsnt4 Johu P1ehie Redick VI Zee md
Dard Aga.ae.ar either of them was enftled 10
m tho TIME % tho forfeiture mi return 81 the
snii for,hcomin = bond a-what liens, CHARGES or
incnmbran.es exi.,, affecting snch real estate
or rnv mar, hereof an the order IN which they
ought - be nai out 81 the sane what sales
an-fers or assignments have hsen made 81 snch
real estate. ~ any mart or parts ia oreoi and
The resnerfive Interest," aud nights ofany and All
persons iherein. with the order IN which the
same IL liable 10 satisfy the sad debs. liens We,
ahd such ether matters tsI NAV % m pertinent
or the parties may an eciallv rfquire' " the "a
king Of aid account he not connected on the
sad At dsv Of April, It viii Ne adjourned ana
continued from time 10 time until completed.
Pv The terms Of sad decree. all persons or
rAriies failing 10 apnear before mr. A. the time
aheve appointed. 10 make proof Of her CLAIMS
rlshis q, Interests. are - be- excluded rom III =
benefit II the said decree. or a1v decree 10 De
mnde IN thfs cause. Ed ~ FIFIHbiH.
fab p Master fomml sslOner.
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mo ROOT AND SHOE MANUFAC

TNO BOOT AND SHOE MANuFAC
TURFR>-SaML MCLALLEN Sign NJ
the mo RED BOOT.
just receiy~d- -.
10 lhs hall bleaches shoe Thread
t-n 10 C,een do
- f,,in, do.
Es7 women-'. mems and chhdrsns asis.
II ~ Boot tees and crimpng boards.
ena ms shoe nnns ? 10, 4 3 AMI r..
san paners saddlers. lacks, and OF.
Is bushels peggs.
8 doz Anies' best shoe knIYes.
gross awl mats.
grass awl blades.
great gross steel tacss:
Hammers PIncers. Peg Floats ard oie 70,
K,, Ne an hand dOz upper Leather, ohh
skins, boot mnrorro. kid binding and lining
skins. al of which will be sold on pleaslnS terms
Tor cas h ico 70
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40 FAIRCHILD.
u. N'GINNIS.

q &c T les DRY GOODS
M. IT'S. Edd side " Murl,, Squire.
hAS IN haui y general nsanrhncn' n Famiiv
GfOcFWFS and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS. winch he offers To The public low M tho
rnn be md in he Western country. mug %
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yuyO RENT s. TODD. viii reni small
n Brick tenomeni with rooms, on Ma'n street
directly IN from, fh4 reuleoce, Nam ST. Wheeling
i'm
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LADIES.

THF Ladiea n Wheeling ,q1d v.elnfy, are re-.
RyocE 1tqmmoih Boot. IN Mttke' S4rars, Hnd
nnrchaa AZ verv spoeror soft OIL dressed horoc-
cn Tare root o- # toy prefer fasN,'nan,,e
pnsRin 600 af the SAM naiGflai lal me atu
IL 3D., nd ho ,vorn BIZ all on Ladies this
so.ss" = A. vssr. AN i91 TODD.
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Commissiop,r's Ohee. Feb "A, 1874.

VIRGINIA-At an lnierme tate ter4 Of The
Circuit Superior Court OF i.aS and mar
and held At the court house thsrojf, on Friday
the 9Th dav of february 1871.
Duty and lianJi comPla'nan's. IN
against rlo.c,,,,
James Wheat X elhers Defendants.
Deere, for Account.
ABSTRACT.
And IL is further ordered. that this cause he
referred TO one If the Com nissonets OF ms
court, who after CIV the nsnal nntice 81 tue
time and nlace of taking the accounts, hefeinai-
ter - rdered Is Ia ascertain and report w'at ~
due 10 the cornplainanis, "a also. % the other
creditors nanied ~ the iced oi trust hled by
cou-plainants. az thcr EXHIBIT A, or 10 sucn other
persln- my ~ e1ntle = TIE dshts 10 me
sud deed Of frrst mentioned Ana on npt
n the camni uania Il is ord rel. that BY
Dorsey and Wary T. hrs - lie. and Eli B SWEAR
ingen be mnd' parties defendant to fhis sur,
AMI thai process fssne against mem ans ,hat
they have notire Of the nm6 and pace 81 iakitg
me account : afo .esad And the sad commits
sioner il - he allowed to examine the parties
upon Intermediates touching ihe sad account
and he ia alsa 10 asseri0ip and report whether
the sefendnaf Wheat "a entitled 10 lhs fees for
ndy.rtisioq &c claimed ID hrs answer: or 10
any part thereof together with anyihIne thought
pertinent or specially reqmrsd hy We paIts;.
Teste ALEX L LAlDLEf, Cterk.
Nxlsos, for Comp'r.
Conmissionsr's Ofce, Feb II, 1854.
The parties interested IN the mater o. the
foreg.ng ,lee rec are h, rohy mortified, that have
onaoinred 1hnrsdnv.ihe l4ih day Of March ls44
At the nffice of jacob Il Fiizhugh. IN the cit 81
Wheehng. the nms md place wheh aho
whore, | shall nroceed 10 take ipe afcoun'l anse
ted nv .he sad decree-andl require all haWni
claims under Inc deed therein mentioned atf
referred to to present them properly proven, IL
enable me ~ repo-t rs required, on or before I'M
ED II FfTZuUGH,
feh n Muster CommissioHer.
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FOUNTAIN INN.
late Belitooret'y,l LiGlfr Sr. BALTIMORE
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AU-rIITfDT I.8nG IfAYfi60s

w W DIX.
ANlNG loaeed Ill extensive aud GvorHe re-.
nh'shorni. npd nndtcly renovated md r"-
t3e' II ihreaaleni. 90 HINT can compare a1vnnie
eeendf Nth nnv similar aAlishmeni in The Unian-
haf' no hesitation in endeavorng to nnrncl il.a
e.le'uian II Inc travelling public 10 ihis lavorire
"s''L u ihe mosi strenuous oyer'ions. Jancd Ia
every nnssih'e convenience Ia lie found esew cru
can insure snecess. they pledge themselves Nh II.
lofmer well onrnel reputation shall not only be
retii'd hut surpassed
In necerdanee wilh the dlnicallios Of ihs iimos.
'heY haee determined 10 reduce her rhnrgos u
'otr'speod. Proc 81 q per day
Baltimore. luIv 3 tkf3 ly
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'.'atNsE Bf#iJ. Straw and Willow B,nneis,
'e'mritp Has. 100 d.,x Palm Leaf liar.
Us ard Bvs L~siorn Hars Fur .sl< rhesp.
af ~ JOHNSTON, BERRYfBif.L a co
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W Tie SICk-WRi0lTr'S INDIAN
sh'hfABLt PILLS. or Indian Purraiiyc,
ne cure % Frvess. Head Ache. Giddiness
~r"' Hhe"ms'iam. Geu'. Liver Complaint.
'"mr'nn, Co.'ivs"e-s. &r. Ae. warranted fron
ma sfs~Nses sn,rr ,hs ..,c,,o,,n.,.aa -. "
criber receivoA ,pT .s<ss x
ne pspet ltnainned. sx,sps s''he discretion
. ps6li1Ao1, nn11l AL arrsarssss are paid.