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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-08


And it's further nd judged ordered and gecreed
thai il be referred To Alexander Wi snn, go.
commissioned Of this cont. to ascertain ani re-
port What Is due TO said complananis, respective
", on the o'lcr writings obligatory, mentioned
IN sa. bills and proceedings aud what payments
have heen made thereon respectively. out of the
trust property conveyed by the cefendant Philips
to Daniel Lamb. and by the def ndant Fswceft
10 Will m " King, as mentioned IN the answers
OF the sad solomon King, to said original bills,
together with anything else deemed pertinent by
HIM or specially required by the piriies.
Tesic, ALEX r LAiDLEY, Clerk.
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ALEX r LA1DLEY. Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

VIRGtNIA-Ai Circuit .u,erior Conrt of Law
aud chnncery, heeuo, continued and nrli for
the county If Ohio. a the court housr thereof
on Frinay the 18th Y Of November isl3.
The North Western Bank Of Virginia.
Ard
TIE Merrh1uls' ani Mechanics Bank
OF Wheeling. Comp iinans. ,Ia..,.,,
dFdfuo
suomon King and Others.
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Charles rnsen and nih-p
DECREE FOR An ACCOUNT.



And the court doth thertuaon sdiudgc, order
and decree that TINS canst he referred u y III
Fuzhurh. CO. one Of fh, G. mmtssipucrs Of TINS
court 10 take ana sfate an rcaurt OF the value
ofthe tract Of land, and rleh' - Dig aud use
coal lesc rihed ~ The decd 0tJu v - SO. mention
d IN SAID bill aud II the value ~ the animal
rents aud profits Thereof; and Ia take and STATE
nv accouni Of the lens. inLufnhr1nce and
charges said tract OF land aud night 10 Dig and
use coal. and Of the amounts respectively due on
the seyeta Judgment. aud t'rihcoGieg bonds
mentioned IN snid bill, mud If TN persons To
whom the same are resneenvclr due, with he
amount fuc - each Of them. and the order N
Which they are respectively charpsahle on tho
said real estate and the ar Ter N which the said
estate IS liable 10 naF the same; tosethcr WIN
any thing deemed pertinent nv the sai< Com mis-
sioner, or specially required ty either olshe psr-
tes, Ard tho snid Cor missioner Is 10 give
reasonable notice of his Froce.dlHcs 10 the par
ties, and is to give tdirY DAYS notice
by advertisement m some newspaper printed in
The city az Wheeling, for all persons claiming
come in before him and prove their said demands
aud he shall fix pefempiery day io7 that pnr'
pose, and ssch n them shall Est "a come N
and prove their demands by he tune a. limi'ei,
shall be excluded from the lenee II this decree,
and ilesaid Commissioner shall report 10 the
court. Tesie.
ALEX r LA1DLEy. Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Pursuant to the directions n the above decree
csntHlaed, fhe pafrtfs interested therein, are
hereby netiei. that have spponie Tuesdsy
the l2th day Of March nev' nj the office ~ jacob
& Fifzhueh in the eity OF Wh.eiIne, as The iilne
and place for cam penclng the account, and ]
hereby require all persons having claims - prove
20 present hem hefnra me properly auiheniira ed
and voached ,n ~ before the tomb dav NJ April
next. EDWARD " FiTXHTGH
feb Muster Comm sioner.
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4 CCouNr IN CHANCERY--
n Isaiah Lukrns. Com lalnanf T.

IN
r1.--..
David Agncw and nihers. Defendants !
Pursuant = decree made IN this cansc by
The Circuit snoerior court " law and charcerY
foi OHIO county. NJ 10 last t"rm,-l shall nrn
ceed. on me frst day Of A1ril l44i, AT the Office
Of Jacob u Fi'2hugh. n the city Of Nheeiing,
10 take AMI s'1tHa lrflaIt ~ the amount dte
TO the compliment on the fnrihcnfnlng bond
Of he I1fb 81 inlv lsio, IN the bill mennoned-
what RRAt rsTArEfn Tins comm nnwehlih. the
defendants Join Pitthir. Pedick VI Zee md
Darii gn-tr.nr either ~ them was entitled to
n the Time o. the flrftit1rr nnB retarn oi the
SAID fnrthenmiup bond what liens, charges ar
lncamhranses exi't. affecting snch real eHiate
or any part hereof Al thsorfer N which they
ought la be naid out oi the same what safes,
transfers or Assignments have bseu made Of snch
real estate. ~ any part or parts ~ rcot ana
the respective lnteres and nghts oiany mud al
persona therein. with the order IN which the
same is Liable TO satisfy the sad Gobls, liens a.
ahd such ather matters i nav III rtfnent'
- the parties may sp eclally>rrqnre' " me "a
king Of said -ruunt be not COMPLETED on the
~ ID lat day II April, II will se adjourned mud
continued trau fIms % time until cointlrted.
BY the term of SAID oerree. MI persons or
ahriies faiilng 10 appear before meai The time
above npuo nted. 10 make proof of her CLAIMS
rights pr interests, are 10 no exchidsf from the
benefit 81 the saIi deere, OF a1y doc. &c 10 be
made in tins cause Ed ~ FIrLHDGH,
feb % Master t1mlulssIoner.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-08

VIRGINIA At an intermediate term ~ the
Cirrul Suacri0r Cont 81 Law aud fhancefy
he county 4 rh'a hell Al the court bease
= ieofon Monday tie a''h dave January sI4.
r Ncr hania' and Mechanics Bank
OF Wheeling. In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-08

vTST Received. At he SIGN II The B nek Nam.
y moth Boot Son,h End 81 Market square
1000 LII. ol i'"si Spanish ie Lpeiher, 4 vii
" srld low lnf Cash s TODD
feb 10 G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-08

XIRG1NtA-At an intermediate tern Of me
Circuit Superior Cont Of Law aud Chan
cery Far the county OF OHIO. begun. continued
and held a, the lurt hinse thereof on Friday
the slh day of sebruary iSii
Duliy and Hand Compliments ! I,
araian e,.....
Jane. whsur 4 others; Defendants. o''"'''y'
Deere for Account.
ABSTRACT.
And il is further ordered, that this cause be
referred TO one Of the Commissioners Of this
court, who, after gisin the usual notice Of the
time aud place Of taking this accounts hefenaf-
ter ordered, ~ to ascertain aud report wat y
due to the complainantR as also, 70 lhe other
creditors named IN the decd of trust filed bs
corplainants, as Their eSh bit 4, er 10 such other
pers.tns as may 'e eniIlef 10 the debts 10 The
s1ld deed OF trust mentioned And on notion
q the comp inants, ltis ordered. that Ely
Dorsey and Mary Z. has wife md Eli Swear
lngen be made parties defendant To this suit,
ana that process issue against ihem, ana mat
thew have notice oi the tune and pace 81 iaki
the accounts Aforesaid. -Ana the sai1 commis-
snuer . II be allowed II examine The parties
upon Intermediates touching the SAID account
lad he ~ also TO ascertain aud report whether
the deiendau, Wheat Is entitled 10 the Ices for
advert ising, &c. claimed IN his answer. ar 10
any part thereof together with ahYthlng thought
prsts, ALEX T LAiDLEY, CLERK.
NElsos. for c,mp't,.
Commission 1r's OGiee, Feb r. 1874.
The parties Interested ~ the matter ~ thu
foTeg.ing dcrree, are b reby n1iiheJ, ihat have
appointed Thursday the i4lh day OF March is4t.
At lie - flee Of Jacob Il Fuzhugh, In the cit, Of
Wheeling. as the nmr md place. wheh aud
ahere. shali proceed 10 take the account diTee
ted nv he SAID drcree-ADd require all haUng
claims under the deed therein mentioned AID
referred 10, to present them properly proven, 10
enable me 10 reoo rs required on or before the
sth DAY OF April next, therea lter.
Ed n FlrZHUGH,
feb II Master C0nmissiDHer.
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FgJo RENF--A. S. TODD. viii rent -mall
= B1rk fens.geit 0i'h , re-is. m Mum street.
ditettlq N font Il his re ence Ma, ST Wheeling
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LADIES'.

'pHFL diss Of Wh-elns a9i vicinity, are 70
erertflIlg nyitnd - cal - he slRn 81 the
MARX Mly,luotb Boe, u Mark I So arc md
purchase a very sa.eri"r 80 ".l dsessed Morec-.
~ nee Root ~ # 10y prcfl faeh'"nnha.
RusA n She Of ih. s1fnt material, 81 tho arr
rio that 4hlalI be worn b ~ on Ladies 4 IA
sea.oe oefhe yoar. l'aa al TODD
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4 fresh 4nppiy - nH1taH's rx4eriorant
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HEATH SECURED

II III IHI ~ INK
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LATE af9. THO Ms NoAT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-05-10
The Motive of the Choice,

Some of our friends inquire what could have
been the motive of the Shareholders, in fixing upon
those distinguished men whom the North had nam
ed for the office. Our answer is this-Let the
Wings explain it, The fact is authenticated be-
yond dispute by the testimony or their own chief
oracle, the editor of the New York Tribune. He
says
"THE MATTER WAS SUBSTANTIALLY
SETTLED IN A MEETING OF SOUTHERN
MEMBERS, LAST EVENING"
Let the Wings now show that the motives were
such as make it honorable in the North to submit
to this sort of dictatOn by the branch Of
the party The thing was settled by the southern
members. Now, we know that it was not so set
tied by them out of any motives of patriotism, of
magnanmty, Or of morality; for in political mat
ters, shareholders never known to act thus. 1t
was Settled" as it was, from motives purely par
tisan, sectional, selfish and pro-slavery This is
certain. In what such principles led to the seec-
ton ofsuch man, let those who know explain.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-05-10
F O R E IG N
Latest News.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROF

FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Hibernia arrived at Boston on Sunday, P.
M. with Liverpool dates to the 10Th April Calcut-
IA to Feb. 90, Macoa to Jan. ~.
Parliament re-assembIed on the 18th. The
quarterly tables show gratifying increase.
The Irish verdicts against O'Conncl, &c.) were
to come before the Court on the 92d in motion
for a new trial. In his last speech april y o.
Cornell spoke of his Imprisonment as certain, and
urged his followers to persevere, and keep the
peace.
Mr.. Wheaton's German Treaty excited good
deal of ofinterest, and it was rumored that the du-
ties on American tobacco would be greatly reduc-
ed both in England and France in consequence.
Our Texas negotiation seems to have been re-
garded as eectioneering trickery more than any.
thing else.
In India and China all was peaceful and pros
porous.
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN TURKEY Constantine
pie dates to March 90, state that the Porte has
yielded to the European powers, and has under
taken not to punish with death any who may aban
don the Mahommedan for the Christian faith lie
this be established and the way is open for mis-
sionary labors among the Mohammedans.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-05-10
NBAHRSo

In Waterville, April 25, SIDNEY }. BAILEY, aged
II. He was a consistent member of the Congo
gational Church, and young man of much prom
Use. He had commenced classical studies, and in
conversation with his pastor, a week before his
DEATH he spoke of the Christian ministry with
deep emotion, and expressed desire to be prepar-
ed for the sacred office.
During his illness, he was calm aud resigned
and though able to converse but little he left the
evidence that the love of God was shed abroad in
his heart.
The Vt. Chronicle is requested publish the
above. COMM.
In Painfcld, April 9Th, Mr.. Stephen Perry aged
Al. Papers in N. H. and Mass are requested to
copy the above.
In Barre, April 80, Mrs. Deborah Lawson, con-
sort of Nathaniel Lawson, aged IS.
In Westminster, Mrs. Rebecca Farbrother, S.
Also, Joseph Fairbrother, IS.
In Amherst, Mass, Rev. Isaac Orr, 81. Mr.. @
was the inventor of the ar-tght stove, as was ma
ny years the reporter of Congress for the Nat. In
telligencer.
In Burlington, William K, son of the Rev. j
K. Converse, Is moths
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-05-10

DUELLIYG.-Two musquetoes, one morning met
on a leaf in a garden. Both were filled, with the
blood drawn during their last nocturnal depreda-
tons. They were silent, and ''dumpy," cross and
savage. One of them ran out his sting, and poin-
ted towards the first musqueto. This was consid-
cred an insult And so the offended musqueto steps
up to the other and says:
"Did you turn up your sting to me?"
The answer was-'I ran out my sting; you can
apply it as you choose,
"Sir, says the first, ''you are imperti'
nent''
Answer Sir, your remark savors of ros-
cality."
"Hahp exclaimed the other; ga downright in
suit! No gentlemanly musqueto will submit tt
such treatment without demanding satisfaction !
Draw, villain, and defend yourSelf" They rush
cd together and, running one another through thu
body, died honorable" deaths.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-05-10
NEWS ITEMS, &c.
From The vt. Chronicle.
The Baltimore Convention,

The National Wing Convention which met in
Baltimore last week, organized by the election of
Hon. Ambrose Spencer for President, Vice Pres
dent from each State, and six Secretaries. For
President of the United States, Hon. Henry Clay
of Kentucky. was nominated by reclamation, with
out referring the subject to q committee. When
the nomination for Vice President came up, let
tiers were read from Mr.. Evans of Maine Mr..
CLAYTON of Delaware, and Judge Mclean Of Ohio,
declining to be considered candidates
Mcssrs. John Davis, Willard Fillmore, Theo-
dore Frelinghuysen, and John Sergeant, were
then nominated and the delegates proceeded to
vote, UiUa Uoce, with the following result: Freing
huysen 1Ol, Davis SO, Fillmore So, Sergeant SO.
No choice. On the second ballot Mr. Frelinghuy-
sen had 119, and the votes on all the others were
somewhat diminished. Mr.. Sergeant's name was
then withdrawn, and ON the third ballot Mr.. Ere
linghuysen had l55 votes, Mr.. Davis IS, and Mr.
Fillmore 40. Mr.. Frelinghuysen was accordingly
nominated, and the choice was heartily acquiesc-
ed in by the friends ofthe other candidates.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-05-10
LIBERTY CONVENTIONS.
Third Congressional District.

THE undersigned, being appointed a committe by the
State Liberty Convention, holden at Rochester in January
last, to call meeting of the Third Congressional District,
for the purpose of nominating candidate to be voted for
at the Congressional eectondo hereby most cordi
ally invite, and earnestly solicit, the attendance at
HINEsBURGH, on THURSDAY, the 9th day of June next,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Of ALL TRUE LIBERTY MEN,
who resolved to vote for the Liberty of ALL MEN
who have not forfeited it by their crimes-o vote for
PROTECTION for the MAN HIMSELF, as the surest
way obtain protection for all other great intereststo
vote directly against Slavery, the MONOPOLY of MoNoP
oLrEs lest all hard earnings all just rights and
dearest privileges should ultimately be monopozed by
the shareholders all monopolizing power.
We invite all those 10 participate in deliberations
who may vet believe that other great questions ought to
take precedence of the abolition question: whose poteness
will nevertheless fol bid any attempt to defeat the nomi
nation of whose known sentiments shall accord with
those expressed above.
The convention will probably sit two days.
ANsoN BYINGToN,
AUSTIN BEEcHER, Com'te
REUBEN d. FARNswoRTH, )
Wlson. May A, 1874.
P. S. Editors within the District who will copy the
above, shall receive our warmest thanks.-COm'tee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-05-10
CON TONAL.
HUUCE.

OF HUUSr.
- April %.
Mr.. Newton offered resolution, calling upon
the President for information in relation to the
claims upon Denmark, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Mckay moved that the House resolve into
COMMITTEE of the whole on the state of the Union
to take up the tariff bill; and moved call of the
House, which was agreed to. The clerk proceed
ed with the call, and 1879 members answered to
their names. The clerk then called the absenteeS
ana IVA members were present.
Mr. Dromgooie then moved that all further pro-
ceedngs be dispensed with, which was agreed to-
Mr.. Mckay then demanded the yeas and NAYS
upon his motion to suspend the rules. which were
ordered and resulted as follows: yeas 1O4: navs
"a. So the rules were suspended, and Mr. Hon
kins called to the chair, and the committee took nm
the tariff BILL So, the significant hint of the over
seer has at length brought the tariff Democrats of
Pennsylvania into the traces, at least This will
do till after the national convention.
SENATE.
May 1.
Mr. Walker presented memorial from Mr.. j
l.. O'Sullivan, of N. Y, suggesting the propriety
of regulating the punishment for offences commit
ted on the high seas according the degree of Grim
Inalty.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-05-10
TRACTS. TRACTS.

Fifteen different kinds of Ant-Slavery Tracts
can now be had in large OF small quantities at the
Freeman Office. Others will be supplied Just as
soon the calls of our friends will Justify their
publication.
Those now on hand are
l. The Slave Power. pages.
2 The Missouri Compromise, by Gen. James Applet
ton, pages.
8. The war of savery Northern Commerce and Ag-
riculture, by c. T. Torrey, 8 pages
a. Longelow's Poems, pages. s. Daniel OCon-
nel's Reply to the Cincinnati Repeaers IL pages. g.
One more Appeal to Professors of Religion Ministers and
Churches who enlisted in the Struggle against Slave
ry, by William Goodel, Esq, pages. Z. Duties and
Dgnities o: American Freemen, by James c. Jackson
pages s. What do for the Abolition Of Slavery,
by r. Hdreth, pages. 9. The Tyrant Paupers, or,
Where the Money Goes, pages 10. The Compact, or,
What has our State Politics to do with Slavery, pages
IL. Causes of Hard Times, by AIvan Stewart, Esq,
pages. IL Right Sort OfPolitics, pages. 49, The In
auence of the Slave Power, pages. IA. Bible Politics
pages. l5 Persons held Service, Fugitive Slaves
&c, pages,