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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-20

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And ~ further adjndeed otderc.l an1 ae'feed.
,bofi he referred To Alexander vi son, EST. a
commissioner II this e1urt. "a a scefifln ana re-
port what Is due 10 said conn lalannis,fespeehv
IT, on the other writings obligatory mentioned
in said bills and proceed ings and w ai payments
have hsen made thereon, resnectiveiy oui Of the
trust property convovei by the refsu1lni Philips
TO Daniel Lamb and by the def ndant Fawcett
10 Will IN II K ng. as inentoued IN the answers
o. the said solomon King to s1d original hills.
together with anything else deemed pertinent by
himself or specially required hy the p1rties.
Teste, ALEX 4 LAIDLEY, Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

,, Wheeling, Feby 7, lr4f.
The nartss interested in the matters contsl ned
have appsnted "Wednesday me 9Th day of
hareh next, atmy Office in the city Of Wheeling,
as the TINE ans place when nd where, ] shall
proceed 10 ascertain the amounts due, and pay.
inents made, a. directed by said decree. and
require all nersons concerned, 10 attend oelou
me at the t,ne aud place AFORESAID.
ALEX WILSON.
Zee Master Commiss caoI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-20
conmfssfoner's ono ~ u. =

CommIssi9nfr's ONcs TCT Y II
The parties interested "a the ma ter o. me
fare4.irg decree, ara IA retYu4tihei, that ~ .
an.oHnted Thursday the lffh day 1t March ISL
~ lie ,f(ice Of Jacob < FHZhngn. 300 tue 90 o.
NbaeIag. "a The ums ind place, whct sna
,yhere. shall proceed 10 take ne count ftfre
ted hy the sad deeree-Andl require all haHnI
claims under the deed therein intnh1atN hIa
enable me To relo-t as required, on or before the
sth day OF April next, thercat ter. 49,. ...,,
ED II FiTZHuGH,
fhaa Muster C0HmissiyHer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-20
a'IRGINIA-Ai an iatermedat tern If The
Circuit Superior CaurI Of La" aud IhaP,
cery Ter The county Of OHIO, begun. continued
80 held al the court house thereof on tuday
Inc OH day Of FebrunrY 1874
Daily aud IIaudi Complainant IN
against : Ct.,,,,sr,.
lame. Wheat 4 others; Def~uiau.s
Deere for irr0uut.
ARG'FR ACT

Aa5itis further ordered that tins cause h'
rfrt.d TO one of tie CommIss9ne ~ lh'r
c9ur ehD, aficr giytos the usual h'hte ~ 'h'
~, md Lace of taking the accounts hcfeua.-
t,rordered. is to ascerta aud report =" az
dae ta the rompanaute "a also - me- '# -
creditors named m the 9eed of lusl iiel hf
corrplauants. AZ their eNhhi 4, or ~ s'sa "a.',
-, asnav 3e eutiied to lle deafa I'D ht
.1id dsed Of trnst mentioned. And on MOTTO"
- i've comel iaants, II is ordered. that EN
Dorsey and MarY l. hrs wife and FL swear
's,.p be mad, tiaftlns d+fendant - this saH.
49,, ma rror,-s issne against .hcms auf ~ al
Inc, have notice OF the nina and p.ace Of t'kn =
"a. aee1unls aio. esaid, And lhe saii comm p
sooner 4. IT, be allowed % tNauihr '1r Iht 10,
soon ioterraaatofies touching Inc -a1 accom-
Ind he i also 10 ascertain aud rrppf. wncih'f
the dcf.ndan. Wheat q emitted 10 h- Ices l".
sdyertisine, Sc. claimed IN hs answer. or POI
any part thereof, together Nth anYihlhe nous"
/ Teste A.tA / LAibhhl S'1'@
/ Nst sos, for Csmp't4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-20

yIRGtNIA-A'a Circuit ~ error Court Of Law
and Chancery. begun, continued and held for
the county 81 Ohio. a The court honsr thereof,
IN Fftay tAe 18th g of November lei3.
The North Western Bank Of Virginia.
And
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank ,,
OF Wheeling, Comp q MANS Cbq.ee,D.
against
Solomon King and others.
n. T.y.larfs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-20

D the eeaaou t,r Coughs nud Colds tie sub-cri1
Ter would nf,ran Inc Pahlie lhn Ia ha, 'ec we'd a
tcsh upnly Il ih,s Justly c-l"hraled Cnndy, which
ihunrh not pulled INTO no'eteiy Il, hundreds Of
uulnpAu nd ,uerrdulans ,erIioples. Is rcrumnsn-
dci by PuYaic.ans and others well knoNr hire. ~
,.lsasant. -hfc end efccln tsno Is lar Colds.
fough,. Iiaar.enes.. fHisg-e. Ho'Hl Cough.
Cfous. Asthma, s. For .pio IL IT, rat, SWsJ
y! LAFAYETTE NNftIN.
I,e J., :G2 Mir -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-20

Com 'nis3lVNfI - 7 ~ y
The hrtes intrtes ,ed - 81 eloff snhs a.rie
dag thc 18Th aay Of March mex, At my ono m
TIE clly Of Wheeling. as The nme aad p.ar'
when ana uhers. shall proceed 10 t4N ibl
account directed iu sad decree.
AID all pefsons HAVING any interest," thcfsH'
ef. ,.ottf,d 10 attend before nc. ON thtt dlF
AID anti the afh DAY " ApHi -. "hen ih'
ard acc aini viii be closed. JAS GLAkt /.
frb4 H1sfsr Conn 'sRioatr
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ALEX Y LAlDLEY. Clerk.
COMMISSION FRS NOTICE

Pursuant Ia Inc drertionsln the above decree
centainrd The parties Interested therein, are
hereby mortified, that have appnnie Tr,sdat
he i2th d,y Of March next nj the olfice - lhroh
& Fnzhuah IN the city OF Nhte'ine, az me me
aud place for ramuneucins the account. and !
hsreby require all persons having CLAIMS Ia pfnVe
10 nresent hem before me.proprrlg authcHuea Ted
and youehed On or before the tenth ia a. April
next. EDWAND " ~ ~ tbH,
feb 2 Master Csmntls slOner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-20

Two mnR'hs. Sb.Qn Three months sc-uV
Advertisements insensd MI ferbid or without
pres. order. viii he inserted until ordered -ol
d charged ono dollar for Isl shtes insrfisus. and
cts CIR each insertion after. Adsertisemenis
,e,ioI iAres linss a week for three fsnflhs the
owe. Weekly for one haif per week
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-20

U,yRIsIT Egg, CtRRANft. LEMONS
a CAM md SHELL OYSTERS. ia-r ned
NJ f,r sale at PABkERS
ian -
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~. M,f'INSYs,

GROCF mrs 4 DRY GOOpe
- n r'-.-2J-,-< b..
GOODS. winch he offers 10 The public low ~ fnay
ron he had N Tie Western country. aug 20
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fuBLIsllED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES r. WHARTON.
ar fns cosstk o. uSspN Axe ssis sTErFTs
WHEELING. "a.

f1sa al 2 renis copy. 81
Tie Weekly paper. the Western Virginia Times.
auhlishsd on Wsdnc sdav ~ ~ 90 por annnn
/ advance, or % il not paid within one month
ON the beginning sfshe year. NoneN ssb.ef'hrr.
IA be reserved. sssers suah ~ pay ~ sdvance
u msssss 81 SO isisvsrissly eharged Ne
hsc ribcr received for less term thar sit months
"a no paper discontinued. er sspt stthe Discretion
Tho publ,sl,sr u,t,l all arreatsxes are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-20

u IRGINlA--f~ aHAScFsv-At a. tlfeftunH
a'c irrm Il tho Clreat saHsriaf court
Law aHa chaneeig for Tire county ol ll4o. az
at re curt h=usa thereof. % fudaY Use go
datai - .Ha-y lsf4
Heurf HIaa.. ecia alaIuarf
Hrniusf
Richard Snms ar# ofhtts drfeuisrfs
uGI RE FOR ACeOl NJ
, 1844-01-06

reported on Establishment bar, the shall.
lowest place, scant five feet water, ant
large boats are either obliged to go out
light or to have their freight carried down
to Cairo by small boats. Several boats
have left for New Orleans within a few
days past.
TOBACCO-the market is quiet
The article, from the limited quantity
received, e1cites but little attention.
The price, however, continues pretty
steady for the inferior grades, which arr
the only qualities offered. Sales at boti
warehouses amount to only 7 hhds.-5
of which were sold at the Planters anc
which we quote as FOLLOWS:
2 hhds. Passed at So so a 8; 8 bids
Refused at ST. 80, l 30, a l 45;2 hhds
Refused at the State Warehouse at l Sc
a 75c.-lO hhds. only were received
during the week.
HEMP-The demand continues steady
and active for a good article, in good or
der; but the small quantity received dur
ing the week-about 10 or Is bales
only part of which was sold, has afford
ed no room for operations, and we there
fore continue our figures of last week
say from $40 to rs & ton, which may be
considered the market price.
FLOUR-The receipts amount to a.
bout 700 bbls., and the only sale of any
importance was of $50 bbls from the
Levee, yesterday, at 8 81 l-2 for super
fine, and 3 40 for fne-taken for ship
ment. There are two or three buyers
in the market, but they do not offer over
3 80 or 3 IS To- country mills flour
city mills sell in small parcels, to bakers
and dealers, at 4 25 q 4 so.
WHEAT-The market has been but
very s%cantily supplied, and part of the
time it was quite bare. No change,
however, has been made in prices; fair
and prime lots we quote at fiom ~ to
TIC, and mixed lots and spring wheat at
from 62i to Toe. as in quality. The ar
ticle is in demand.
CORNING have noticed none in
market, except in wagons, from which it
is retailed at 25c. per bushel. The mil
lers are paying 20 a 22c. for shelled corn
without sack. The demand is limited to
the wants of the city.
OATS-Sales from wagons are made
at II a lSc. There has been none re-
ceived by boats. The supply is about
equal to the demand.
BARLEY-At the breweries they
are paying 80 u 81 l-2c. per bushel, for
a good article. We have seen none in
market during the week.
BEANS-None in market. A good
article Of white beans will command 2 so
a26 81 l-2 per barrel.
, 1844-01-06
List OF Letters,

D EMAINING in the Post Office al
~ Bowling Green, for quarter ending
3lst. Dec, lS43, which if not taken Out
in three months, will be sent to the Cen
eral Post Office a. dead letters.
A. A.. Atkins, 8, Nancy c Atkins, 2.
Simon Branstetter, Peter Branstetter,
Adam Branstetter, Daniel Butler,
Catharine ]. Buford, 2, Mary Brown.
John Bankhead, J. 7. Bell, Hester Fl.
Barnett, G.. w. Buckner, Philip Gem.
er, w. b. Clifton, Henry C. Daven-
port, Jabez E. Dougherty, Sheridine
Dorsey, Samuel Allison, james Eli
oft. James Ewers, Jacob Fry, Ezeki-
ell Ferrel. Nancy J. Fullerton, James
s. Ford, S. T. Glover, John S. Hol-
Iiday, Enoch Hendrick, Cinlhy Hughs.
VIM. c. lrbey, Wesley Jackson. Eli
Jackson, Diggs Luck, John Lindsey,
Thomas Lyons, VIM. McClanchan,
John McCune, Willis Mitchell, An
drew d. NalIcy, John Rodgers, 2,
Barzetl Riggs, Peter Ross, Mary l..
Rouct, James NJ. Rider, James Smith,
Johana Stone, f. J. Strother. Catha-
rine Scroggens, James D. Shannon,
Robert Summers, Harvey Smith,
John F. Turner, Joseph Tapley, John
Ware, Joseph T. Ware, Isaac Ward,
James UxceI.
II. G.. EDWARDS, P. NJ.
January 9th. 1874.
, 1844-01-06
ulAVGLS

STATE OF MISSOURI, ! SIS.
County Of Lincoln.
In the Lincoln Circuit Court Novem-
Der Term, l843.
Joseph ". Sitton to USE Petition in
of Joseph Cochran, Deb.
VS.. fby Attach
John r. Seuton. ment.
NOW here comes the plaintiff by
~ his attorney, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court hal said
defendant is not a resident of this
State, and cannot be summoned in
this cause. 1t is ordered that said
defendant be notified that said plain
tiff has commenced an action of Pc
tItron in debt against him by attach
ment, TOR the sum OF nInety-lour dol
lars and niHety-niRe cents with dam
ages and costs, that his property has
been attached and that unless he te
and appear at the next term Of this
Court 10 be begun and held on the
Nth Monday IN APrIl next on or be-
fore the third day of said term to
plead TO said action. Judgment will
be rendered a. ainst him and his pro,
perty sol to sa.i:fy tic same, anu ii
is further ordered that a copy Of this
order lie published for 4 weeks sue
cessive!ly in some newspaper print,
ed in this State, the last insertion to
be at least four weeks before the next
term of this Court, and this cause is
continued.
/, FRANcls PARKER, Clerk Of the
said Court, DO certify that the
foregoing order is truly copied
from the record in my office.
(~) Given under my hand. and
3Sesl.} seal of office, at Office, this
~ 9TH day Of December, lG43.
FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk,
Per HENRY PARKER, ID. G..
Jan. 9Th, 1914. Avg.
, 1844-01-06
Review OF the Saint Louis Market

For the week ending December %.
REMARKS-As we may have rea-
sonably expected, from the season Of
the year, and more particularly this
week, being in the midst of the holidays,
we have to review the very limited
transactions Of a very inactive market.
Dealers do not NANTES, much anxiety to
deal in produce, particularly at present
prices, and if such a disposition existed,
the stock of nearly all descriptions of
produce, is so small, and the receipts so
exceedingly light as not to admit of it.
Pork, beef and lard comes in tolerably
freely, but the two first meet with no
sale at the prices at which they are held,
and are therefore sent TO other markets.
Wheat comes in very slowly, and the
market has been nearly bare during the
week; and the receipts of hemp and to-
bacco have nearly ceased altogether
Corn and oats are received now only in
wagons, and owing to the bad roads, the
market has been but scantily supplied.
The weather has been very changea-
bic, with three or four cloudy and rainy
days, and is still unsettled. There has
not been sufficient rain, however, to
have, had much effect upon the rivers;
but it has kept the roads in a wretched
condition, and rendered all out door bust
ness very disagreeable. The weather
still continues mild, the rivers are en-
tirely free from ice. and were it not for
the low stage of water would be in a
good navigable condition. Two boats
have assembled the Illinois river within
a few days past, as high as Peoria, and
report % inches water on the principal
bars; a slight rise was reported by the
last boat which came down. Three or
four boats continue TO run in the Upper
Mississippi trade as high up as Keokuk,
but return with small cargoes-there is
of freight, but shippers are not
to pay what is demanded. The
river had risen about 10 inches at Keo-
kuk, but was at a stand on Sunday last,
md was free from ice. But one boat
las assembled the Missouri since our last,
md she has not yet returned.
Between this place and Cairo there il
, 1844-01-06

Is as morally impossible as that two
bodies a occupy the same space at
the same time. Yet we are told that
this doctrine is believed in and recog,
n'sed by alarge portion of rs clear
headed men as the church can boast;
yes, clear Of brain | confess.
1t the number Of the elect is GER
tain, then the number Of the damned
must be equally sure and unal,erable,
and II those numbers cannot be in
creased or diminished as alleged.
then the labour Of the faithful minis.
tiers of Christ q don't care how clear
headed they may beg is unavaiIing
and unnecessary, and the devil who
goeih about as a roaing lion, seeking
whom he may decay into his service,
and TO strengthen the tenures by
which he already holds others that
he may finally dovour them-,hen all
must be a great Fool-don't you think
So Calrin.
But if | cannot disprove your posi-
ton by fare, conclusive and convinc-
ing arguments, then ! have nothing to
do but to adopt your Logical and in.
lDcontrovertisle arguments, by say
ing, 0, mercy, what would the host
Of distinguished and pious persons
connected with the armenian side OF
this question, have said t" this SORT Of
talk. Calvin hain'l you studied logic
in your time? But you say that | am
a believer in the doctrine of chance,
a doubter Of the Projections Of the
attributes Of deity, &c. Sir, if to
disbelieve in The doctrine Of prcdesti-
nation, as it is generally understood
If to believe in the free and uufeter-
ed agency OF man, and in his onse-
quent accountability to his God-and
if TO believe that Peter was correct
when he opened his mouth and said,
''of a truth | perceive hat God is no
rcspeclor OF persons, but in every ma
ton be that feareth him and worketh
Righteousness, is accepted with him
and if to believe that God so loved
the world that he gave his only begot-
ten son, that whatsoever belle veth on
him should not perish, but have ever
lasting lile"--if these opinions constr
tute a believer in the doctrine OF
chance, and a doubtor of the p~crfec-
tons Of the attributes OF deity, then
! plead guilty 10 the charge.
My g"od friend (fnr regard you
as such, any thing in this communica.
ton 20 tho CONTRARY notwiihs,and-
ing,) | have 10 serious objection to
discussing this doctrine il a mild and
friendly manner, although i, is for.
eign from any thing which | had in
view, when ! wrote the first commu.
nicalion--but | respectfully decline
the IDEA Of connecting the name Of
the gentleman referred to, with this
debate, CT of u.eing his arguments
in it. A.
, 1844-01-06

Court to grant him a decree dissolsing the
bonds of m~atrimony heretofore contracted
and entered into with you the said defend
ant. Whereupon it is ordered by the Court,
that you the said Julia Ann Petit, alias J ulia
Ann Lsndon, be and appear before said
Court on the frst day Of tho next term there
of to be begun and held at the Court House
in Bowling Green, within and for said Coun-
ty of Pike on the second Monday OF April
next, and answer said bill, or the same viii
be taken as confessed, and the prayer there
Of granted accordingly and it Is further
ordered by the Court that a copy OF this or
der be published in some newspaper in this
State for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the last
insertion to be at least four weeks before tho
commencement of the next term OF this
Court, to which time this cau.e is confirm.
ed.
sT c.nl;r of Of F M1lssoUR'{ses Set.
], Simeon p. Robinson, Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court for said county, certify that the
foregoing is u true copy of the order.
49, 10 testimony whereof ], hereto set
Seal nay hand aud afix the seal Of mid
49, Court, at Office in Bowling Gree.
in said county, this the 2sth day o
Nov. A. ID. ls43.
s. P. ROBINSON, CLERK.
December 2nd, lS43. 6w5
, 1844-01-06
STEAM MILL FOR SALE,
HE Partnership heretolo

IHHE Partnership heretofore exist
l. ing under the firm & style OF
Alexander & Davis, having been this
day dissolved by mutual consent
therefore we will sell to the highest
bidder on the Second Saturday in
February next, our Steam Mill and
Carding machinery, with all the ap-
pertenances thereto belonging. One
third Of the purchase money to be
paid in hand, the remainder in one
and two years, with interest at ten
per cent. and approved security.
ALEXANDER & DAVIS,
Louisiana, Dec. lst, 1843. AVG
, 1844-01-06
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
January 9th, 1874. AVG.

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all
~ persons concerned or in any way
interested / n The estate of Mathew
Mcdowell, decd, that the undersign-
ed Administrator of said deceased.
will make a finalsettIement of said
estate. at the next February term of
the County Court of Pike County.
JESSE HUGHEL, Admir-.
January 9Th, 1914. Avg.
, 1844-01-06
Final settlement.

MOTlCEi hereby given to al person.
EV concerned or in .ny way interested in
the estate of Edward T. McQuie decd, tina,
the undersigned Admir- of said decd, will
make a hnal settlement Of said estate. at
the next Feb. term Of the County Court
OF Pike county.
EDWIN l.. McQUIE, Admir-.
January 9th, 1914. AVG
, 1844-01-06

IN THE PIKE CIRCUIT COURT.
October Term, lS43.
Silas W. Farber, ),.n,,.-
Henry Freymeyer. Attachment.
'g'HE plaintiff by G. Porter, appears,
n and the defendant being three times
solsmnly called, comes not, but makes
default, and it appearing from the Sher-
if's return that the defendant can not be
summoned, it is ordered by the Court,
that the defendant be notified that the
plaintiff has commenced an action of
Assumpsit by Attachment against him
in this Court, for the sum of two hun
bred and eighty one dollars and fifty sev-
en- cents, and his property has been at
tached; and that unless he appear in this
Court, at the next term thereof, to be
begun and held at the Court House in
Bowling Green, on the second Monday
of April next, and on or before the third
day thereof, judgment will be rendered
against him, and his property sold to
satisfy the same; and it is further order
ed that a copy of this order be publish
in some newspaper, in this State, for
four weeks successfully. and continued.
STATE OF MISSOURI, G.
County of Pike. 'o"
|, Simeon P. Robinson, Clerk of the
Circuit Court for said County, certify
that the foregoing is a trae copy of the
49,, In Testimony whereof / here
Seal. to set my hand and afi1 the
~ seal of said Court, at Office in
Bowling Green, in said county, this the
18th day Of November, IS43.
S. P. ROBINSON, Clerk.
December 2nd, 1S43. 4w5.
, 1844-01-06
IN THE PIKE CIRCUIT COURT,
Octobcr Term, l843.

Arariah S. Petit,
VS.. Bill for
julia AnE Petit, alias ( Divorce.
Julia Ann Landon.
VOU the said defendant are hereby noti-
Il fed, that the said complainant BY A.
II. Bnckner his solicitor. files bis bill &c.
comrnnied with his affidavit. that you are
4 Nonresident Of this State, pra yirr the
, 1844-01-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF Land.

THE undersigned Administrator o.
the Estate Of Creed T. Ferger,
son, deceased, will in pursuance Of
an order of the County Court Of Pike
county, expose to public sale before
the Court House door in the tow OF
Bowling Green, on the first day oil
the next February Term of the coun-
~ Court, of said county, the enc un-
divided fourth of the following tract
of land, VIZ: the n. w. fractional or.
and S. W. /, and that part OF N. T..
! N. E. or. township 26, No. SIS N.
o: the base line, r. No. 3 west Of
the 9Th principal meridian containing
1877 acres and % h~undredths.
A. P. FERGERSON, Admir-.
January 6, 1914. 3w9