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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
TIN COPPER 1t SHEET IRON WARE
a 4 hyxfHSaf stTFNEV

TIN COPPER It SHEET IRON WARE
MANDATORY.
The subeeribBr respectfully Inforns biz
friends and thn public generally, that DO con.
tlnnea 10 work At The above business Al bic
otd stana On Main tt. near the Mathoditl
Church. where 10 viii b. happy 70 receive
the patronage If hiH friends and The public.
tie has always on hand i fine aeaortment ni
lin ware, Cutters aud Hp0its made and pnt
up IN The shortest order. Stove pipe, al
Kind III tin, copper or sheet iron ware repair
All Wufk entrusted To hin Will be exc
guted lib neatneps aud derpatCt.
nos. 80 1914,
JOHN TlT4ANO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
THE EVENING STAR.

Beautiful star would | cBBi3 mount The skies
And soar algit ~ dWatt far ave- wftii il,ee
For 81 I've q I'D Hiti, esFef, longing eyes
Upon my geatle llabt 10 pure and ltea
AMI thought II | e9aM taach thf happy shore
My fats you'd be Hldet btest for egefDtrfe
Bright, Curious crib what art thhu thus
atoue
Pefptng 30 kindly through the azure sky /
Ere get The 3 p'etd(1 light II day j. gone,
lbou CONTEST to chnn thu i'riDg
tyr,
And whisper with an angela ~silycrY breath,
VI fadei"tF b0Hefs a#ay from p4in and
death.
Say shining light ! last ilru a batmy air
Viii h do Ii to wan disease A hnme deny
And ut thou psopied by SONS beings fair
Whose souls ath siuIgEs aud wlo never
del
Hast thou bright n,wers which thrt ugh the
long wear bloom.
AHd never tade, nor aifhef IN the bloom !
Oh. Tell me-da not those We cherish here
Ard " bon We BID a tailoring tafeWsil,
Soar up" AID - Thy radiant. happy sphere,
hnnd tity blooming, fadelsss bowers 10
dwell
And gazs they not, from theS pure home
ABOVE,
With genlIe eyo upon the friends they love !
And Oh, may not ROM spirit glad and bright
That softly wandefs. meath thy cioudiass
sky.
= tte 4E++tt. - tAt=FFrp44 A5t5+t.77 - J s+AA H, -
And bear our freed s0alg upward alen We
die,
To back forever in Thy d~ozzling ray,
aud by thy sunny streams ot bliss 10 stay!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
u

ND 7 FbUtI TN
MHs. A. II. FGEHrEs, E4je Principal # he
Lafayette Ft05le Public Sebool, u The 2nd
Municipality, N. O, respectfully Offers her
services ~ an in.tr0etfefs 70 voting ladies',
aud proposes giving ~fritafe Iessn5a ia. all lbe
aIaerfqt h !, to t,af Ftrelo : i''. Or EogJ,eG--brino
perfectly acquainted with both. She IL par
~iirtiarIy d~eairous nj teaching The former, hag-
ing laigl1t IN many private ecloola IN Nov
Orleans, will, success. She will also give
lessons o1 ire GUITAR,
Plrente wishing private tuition, will not he
disappointed if they honor her with their pat
rnnaee.
R"EFEHEECEs.
Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge, !" Bopnecaze, Esq.
J. Phillips, Eco. Col. Malta,
Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
sAnnt.EElY.

SADDLHItf.
on hand i large assortment Of mens, ladies',
buyR. and misses Saddles.
Alsp brides, martingaleN. Ftirrnpp, leather
saddle baga. saddle and blankets, coach and
vjg whips, autpinHlea and glrthe,
"At the yellow Store under The HILL.
Gil. A. IlILL.
march oh, Isti.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
SADnL,FRys
TOPL,ANTERS.

WAETRp-A situation as overseer, by a
uaiddle-aged man, d native of Kentucky, but
for several years in this state. The best tes-
timoniala Is TO capacity and char cter can be
produced, Apply II this Office.
Dec. 2 1874
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
STRAY HORSE.

- HI AAoAN~I"
Taken up by Robert Ratelif
<~~ about IL mfles from Baton Rouge
~@tA ON tie CoHtite leat, al0u' 10
Alm1 years, about Is hands high, and
~Ils1 tdken Up he had IN a shoe uu the right
lore l,a,t. Tte owner is requested 10 conioEIn
10 lie law as d take hin, away.
febs DUFRocQ. Ranger
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22

n Taken up by Ezekiel Ferguson
'TM i25 miles frou, Ba on Rouge 0n
:. IT'D lie road 10 Duff Ferry a sorreI
e SAH n4re, bald face, The four feet
sa4g&u5 Hhile, no brand or mars gislbl
about IA bands nigh, about 3 years old. Tile
owner T. requested 10 take her away Ivy con.
plying tothe law.
JRDJFl1Ea, Rtr1r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22

Wanted 4 good Blacksmith 10 work in the
Country ,..~ IMAM
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
sSO.S

"Why you scr, il 50 happened that The ..
Their players held better bands Than | did. me-
knowledge Of the game wassgmsvhat Gr7tsf.
but after they bad explained to ms the value =
the different hands, | concluded / ro,Id 80,
along with iolerabis safety. FIRST I held ~,
pair. but somebody held tgo larger pair--tbai
cr@t me five dollars. At last / r1i f,JJ'
but another gentleman had four fsue-@,b..
Cost me forty dollars. Tiaafly 4 thonpbt I
had en- suret | held four aces. TIE bsnIrr
va brisk, and at last I slapped up mr. euiirs
pile. "
Or course you won that fimef"
"hol didn't, though what do you think
one tnah showed Rgainrt me1'
"HaY'bt the slightest tdea"-
lie j1st turned over fir ssrers Of spuRss,
ana faked down the money!"
"But that vas not far Major"
why not7"
Ho" could there be I've .srsrs or spaass
10 enc paCkf"
That's tratif did not tbint Of lhat-but lie
too late n0w,'
With . deer SIGH the simpts-hesfed Afsf.
Or let orr office In search ri somebody wbs
could aid him In raising the wtad."-C y,tsnf
Cify.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
A SINGULAR THEATRICAL CHAR.
ACIEH.

a SINGULAR THEATRICAL CHAR.
AC"TEH.
1oo ra,..tt :, h.. n,.,-
= t5 Ga"o'' - ~ @,''''t's 'S'l'''Sssnss
- a. =, 'tatt a.. ~ "9s'isD > '9t "'8+'~
yIesIIi., If ftgar al .1a.. atI 80 et,t
d.n. :, ang .,a1. ar ~. 80 - sna,
ettattsd Nv n eel,s' Kcnhte ~ n. Dafhsn
Tue are. y men he leased Il n Fsglkner and
Anderson. The pare ae did not live togetI.
er,GIloueh l1ey acted ~ Tie same theatre,
and received 25s a week eaeb fr the etr
| vices III themselves and children. Tie mab's
| dissipation and sxt~ravaaances was the cause
oflhelr separation. Tie following descrtp
ton Of a consultation tween The father and
sou (4ho ac3eI ~ call how ne 10 how the
| 6~ys.aHd.lwepty slitines, Tie waek's saga1 '
would he d4s3esed Vi % lie se8t advantage,
IL exceed utIg IaufaauGft -:
aNJs johnny, as 6ay, The old man would
, say, ..ie1 lae rec, / uue e.Rp. 4ltIi6r4 n tte
ain ii lie sadd g ; ven, la b tas.6 t..ftag
lie aat1Itt 6I one stas. "tya.E.t LaAa. ofa-
| mssed 10 pdy par 81 the score ii b. hue
| pp-Writ say five slitioxt. There. nj
| sl1p 3IyfBer Prppeft : taDntl With ina. Hos
mueft DOES stat make Jeln r.
"Why, tpe-ten-eleten--tyelye-th
teen stIIinpf." F4ta lie b.ty. t,uehfaf ltis
five 6pat re-.
sBut / mean Won goose. how much have /
yoi lptt -
9 "tlow ebottEd know. saws J5ba. . tVftv
DOM You COUNT ii 1--vaotte oof lha ,,efnay.H
rHIt you oUebt H. Lto.y. v,t young rsse.t,
saw HE fatbeg. with lrne Datrnsat autb1rty +.
80, -
sh'1 - "@"s i."''.I IVY,
+" oisr' ! 80 ~ ~ t'o pa'aefe
S'''y ~ "'s ",'a'. '"t : ~ %7y YOU re
hte isE'e" our e"t' a''''' - : s"'t1 nay"
= -" - 5"'t - 49,. III t:-
"s' T." - ~ sot'
~" > -, 80 = 49, - :. -
let ~" h''e = in'''' money "ssa" CONE %
SCI 20 " l'''s
"'' " '"J : 'i's ~" - ,
~ ,"SF lo"i ''" ~ = loi'' a. a'y :" :, ss1 ,,s
k'"o "Io ih1'. '"he W." e19oeo ny sn,'-
i'hBs "''e, 't""s'' "y = : ~ - -
~" ,ssi n,@,.'' ''n ne asffsa' +. Qua ,d -,
'l'n 'as' ''e, " ,t :" - st"e ~
on ~ tickets AZ Inc gen. a"a tfS"' s0o
"'5F e,t., ~ a
= "ant a par o. shoss' lHIhe,' says Joho.
I gan ~ : '"P'"f pas ~ '"' ~ -
p9h,o .ttt.
90 ""r' S0' - - a
1oip we 1--WE W. pun. : ,p"'' M y y ~
PaP' ~ We ~ - O's'' III
$40 Tue P.o' "i' ist'", Wa :
a'f' y ~ s'sto' = teP.,a 80.
l,F1a.' "eatlo5sa ? S9h. pa,s"p' "'s'
on ~ 3o'e9. '"s %a.e -. a.,
It's '"5s La III
neF ) 'e'r' =, ~ Z =" ~o" ~ -, ne
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23


The New York American gives the folloWipg un-,
kind cut to- our Representative. Doct. Samuel
..2 a{l71iH9-5l anfsA sstE eai ~ issi stslstp
q, TYastefil Economy. Having waited in vain
some weeks for a copy of the docuzaents accompas
nying the Presidents Message. we wrote % q
friend at Washington to endeavor to procure ONE
III Is usually among the earliest documents print
ed when he sent d The following explanation of
why It had not been published :: m :1ssss6se;II
g There is here committee Of retrenchmenf or
economy, called believe the ssCommittee on, En-
cravings" raised at the instance Of Connecticue
Doctor Simons- "a village 'spill- garlic to whom
nature seems to have administered intelligence and
liberaiity in the minutest homeopathic doses;
and tits his omnipotent sway az Chairman of tho
Committee, and in his zeal for small things, that
lies the explanation Of the documents you ash fors
not being printed. Six weeks of the Session are
gone, and this document sent ID at iss coHnmence1
ment Is not yet printed the Doctor thinks
afew dollars too much asked for engraving Gers
tain maps indispensable to the understanding a
the papers. Meantime as these maps are essential
to the intelligent action Of the Haases its business
qaead hoe is suspended at cost of some $500
day, ,sg a...sstS'
Was ever public business thwarted before b
such pitifnl cause -. -. s'.3 "
{ Since writing the above. we perceive that The
delay was made the subject Of inquiry IN ahe
House on Tuesday This may hasten ! sGlatiogl
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23
THE NEXT SENATE.

II, .. do = - $500 q - z. 70
Dan,el webster "a Massnchasas's, sonn M Gay.
.o4 ~ esawases Thomas Cprwla @ ono. Mesesdy
sonIs0n q maryland and AlosEt =. Greene q
- =. As.ano'sll wnlgs-nase ben elected y the
ssaals % spe Unltsd STATED ioE six pears rom The
sii yIndaEch next By the legialatnsss e thsirB
speetiye States. Mepsss. Webster and Clayton
haze n NE very font rank n Ametitah
Stafesmene their return % the Senate j. hailea
q habinser d good BY every wing ID Che Union.
Tom. Corwin . . universal fazoFiss q The Wings
Of The West. and from the mast haEsbls osiein Ass
become one Of the sonndest ssaiesrnes m, snsf III.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23

The Connecticut branch ii the American Tract
Society held il tweasy-ninsh anausl messing. y
the Hartford Centre Church. On Sunday evening.
There wa largs attendance. and sAs saaaal ~
port showed The receipts. foe the yesr 70 have bssn
very gratifying. The donations we're q, 5Ss 20
sale pf publications, 474s g. The denstiens y
the American Tract Society. ftom shs susie ~
he year. amount 10 9ll ga 81. lass, 81 , VII
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23

NsJohn Tyies,sP. M. General Is doing up tie
small work Of removing the few wing pp-t-..stsrs
throsghout the copntrg and appOinsiDg lOcofocosin
their places, This whole system Of party rewards,
introduced under the administration ii Gen. Jack
son, 10 Of most corrupting tendency, and We hope
the day may come when d man can hold the petty
Office Of postmaster n an insignificant country viz
lage. without being obliged to shout peans TO the
powers thatbe The following are the latest post
Office appointments In this county i. ~ z 'as Z,
solomon T. Bost~ick e New.Al Milford. in placs
Of Nathanisl Perry, ysisegss. alessa9s yiN assa
Murray Kinney q Bantam Falls. ID place u
Leonard Kinney, remosea
Russel 9. Abesnsthy st woleoetvills. in paacsof
Dr. Freeman, resignedy a,5 1900 egSssS 81 9s'
We knowof nothing against the new sacnm.
bsnts; but most certainly the public interests re-
quired no change ineither Office. 4vslq ri sls@s,
II q wing uaaufactuser discharges q loes6sco Cor
political reasons. = cry i immediately raised o.
'proscripton Cor opinion's salrs;s and yetthessms
individuals who are thus shocked when psoserip-
ton reaches their sdherents. will petition The s
cradle renegade now al tho bead u tho Post Olice
Department. d turn every maa out 81 ~ smPley.
Isnt who dafts 70 bs Wing. Out upen sseh h.
pocrisy 5 a II sas 9ss lassas5 sps3 .ssI'a,rss
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23

ep-Ins interfering l.t.sr q Mira c'enwsIl,
which we conclade On or sih pegs this wo.k. b
the last wyittun nt nnnss nd he ~, .lSll Be
aba to publish COZ ths present. N sary ana
stacahdlHyls q thUs lsIIsIs. nd lhsmlnalsa.s
SerPtion IL things in the old puIld. hatsgsadepea
thein veFy acoeptsbls 10 many II our ssaasrA 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-26
LAR.

VlRGINiA-lN CnaNcsaY-At Rules held
v In the Clerks Office uf the Cir, uit Supe>
ricr Court Of Law and Chancery for the cOup.
= OF Ohio, IN the month j OF March, 1916.
Johnston Hamilton, Complainant
against
John X Forsy I'll, James f Anderson. and lanes
II Forsyth, and Lucien Lowther. Isabella
Lowiher and Mary Eiizaberh Low,ber.
which said Lucien, Isabella and Mary ELI,
zaoeth are infant CT ildre and heirs a, law
oil Samuel Lowttcr late OF Ohio county de.
ceased. Defendants.
The defendants, John r FORSYTH and James
Z Anderson, not having ent, red their appear
ance and given security according TO The &C,
oil Assembly and the rules Of this court. and il
appearing by satisfactory proof hat thew are
not Inhabitants Of this Commonwealtk-on
motion OF the complainant by counsel, i, is
ordered, that the said defendants do appear
mere on the first day OF the next term nf this
court and answer the COMPLAINANT bill: and
thata copy of this order be forthwith ins erted
IN some newspaper printed in the city Of
wheeling, for two months successiveIy and
pus'ed al The front door Of the court house of
Ohio county. A cOrv Tesie,
ALEX T LAIDLEY, Clerk.
a.. H. mar IL
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L. r..

VIRGlNlA-IN CHAHcERY.-At Rules hold
' in the Clerks offic &c OF the Circuit Supt
.ior Court OF Law and Chanccry for the coan.
y oil Ohio. in the month of March, 1915.
Gilbert Caldwell, executor If The las, will
and testament Of Alexander Caldwell, de,
ceased, complainant.
against
George | Deal and Mary X his wife, late MARY
X Looms, Francis Lawson and Jane his
wiie, late Jane LOOMS, Cecilia LOOMS and
Josephine LOOMS, which said Mary r. JAM,
Cecilia ard josephine are children and heirs
al law OF Cecilia M LOOMS. la;e of Ohio
county, deceased, and Peter YarnaiI, Sheriff,
and as such, administrator CT Jonas Tbomp,
son and OF The said Cecilia M Loomis.d. ceas.
ed, defendants.
Inc defendants George Deal and Mary r
ms wllc, not having entered their appearance
ana given Secu / y according TO the oct of AS
spmoiy and The rules o. this court, and il at.
PeaIing by satisfactory procf iha, they are NOT
lnhasitanis OF this ComIxonwealih-on motion
"' The complainant by counsel, il is ordered
nat Inc said defendants do appear here on The
hfsi day OF the next term Of this court aod an.
Swer Inc complainant's bill; and that a copy of
inns order he forihwith inserted in 8 me news.
paper printed in The city of Wheeling, for TWO
ih0hihS successfully, and posted al The front
uoor oil The court house OF Ohio county.
a copy FeSIe, ALEX T LAIDLEY, Crk.
SLA"AE' mar IL
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FihGiNIa-iN CnANcraY.-At Rules held

EihGlNIA-IN CnANCEaY.-At Rnles Ri,
y, 70 The Clerks office Of The Circuit s"ee.
~ W If Or o. Law and Cbaneefy for The coun.
OF OnIoi IN The month Of March. lsi5.
baf'ley D:nnSion, complainant
against
D1.,os Buck, and Bancroft woodcock and
James Woodcock, partners under Tho G'pn
o. U Woodcock & son. defendants '"'""
! nc d'icnGant DaIius Buck, NOT having On.
acIed BIS appearance and given scrntis ="
~ ' Is 20 The act OF Assembly and the yuis.
=, ,nis oonf', and u appearing by tistar,mrs
IIool thal he is not an inhabjfs ~ of tbH'' 80
pnn n"canh-on motion Of The Complainant IT,
Joun.el, " Is ordered, that thc said dcGc,"it ~
If n nero on lbof 81 day ofthc ncx, te"n
~ ~ .oufl and answer The coinpIa ipab1I XII
,n'l a copy IT tbs oIdcr b torS' mia wv
W. soIne newspaper printed in lbo ci"y
- ""c,',He Tor two monifs >nccessivsjo eny
ohio 5@ !, ,n' '',n' door OF The court bou.e -,
c.-, HLEH T~IAIpLEY. Cls,l
MAJ ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-26

VlRGlNlA-IN CHANcsRY.-At Rules held
IN the Clerks Office Of The Circuit Sune'
rior Court Of Law and Cbancery Tor The conn.
yof Ohio, in The month of March, ISa5.
John Owen, complainant.
Us.
Alfred Caldwell, Samuel Caldwell. Sob,esk;
BRADY it his own right, and John List and
me sald. SobicSki Brady, Executors OF LANES
Caldwell, deceased, Alexander Wilson. ST,
mon p Hullihen, The North Western Rank
OF virginia, The Merchants and Mechanic,
Bank OF Wheeling and The Wheeling S,.
wings Institution, defendants.
Inc defendant Samuel Caldwell, not having
entered his appearance and given sccurit, ac
cofdIng TO the act OF Assembly and The rules
Of ms court, and i. appearing 10y saIisfsciory
PIooi that he is not an inhabiiani OF this Com.
mon wealih--on motion of the omplainantIv
c,ounsel, II Is ordered, that the said defendant
40 appear here On the FIRST day Of the ncx, ;eIm
OF thls court and answer The Complainant bill.
ara mat a copy OF this order be- forbwilh in,
SeLed IN some newspaper printed in The civ
OF wheeling, for W months sue cessiveIv ard
posted al The front door OF the coun hone ot
Ohio county. A copy Tette. "
-. ALEX L LAIDLEY, Clerk.
mar IL
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.IRGiNIA-Is CmAseEnY-At RULES held

lkGiNlA-lN CHANoERY AT rules held
IN he Clerks Office OF the Circait Supe-
rior Court of Law and Chapcery for the coun,
~ oil Ono, in the month OF March, 1915.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Wheel
ing, complainant.
against
James baRer, administrator OF the estate Of
l>thel opdegfad, deceased, Mary Ann Nor
RS, sarah Updcgraf, Jane Updegrah. Joseph
UPdegrah, ~Juliana UpdesraHJosiab + JJpde.
groh, Elizabeth C Updegrad. Edward I I'm,
deeistt and Israel UpdegraG, the Younger.
when said Mary Ann Morris. Sarah. lane,
JOSEPH: %Juiiana, Josiah F, Elizabeth c. Ed.
wa.d l and Israel Updegraf, arc children
ana heitsa AT law of the sand Israel Upl, yrna
deceased, AMI Elizpbeih Campbell, Samu,i
Lyon and Nancy his wife John Ri,cb;e ,nd
Ellen his wife, John G CampbelIand Parker
Campbell, defendants.
Inc deiendontS Sarah UpdcSrsT lane Tn.
degraff Joseph Updegiaf, Juliana Upd.1raG.
Josiah Updesrah, Edward | Upd-rraf and
Israel VI oegraf, and Elizabeth Campbell Sam.
uet Lyon and N,ncy his wife, John R,lobi-
and Ellen his wife and John G Campbell, no,
having cn'ered heir appearance aud given Sc.
cuTity according 10 he act of Assemble and
the rules Of this court, and il appearing by sa>
lisiaciory proof that they are not inhabitants
OF this Commonwealih-on motion of the com.
piainant by counsel, IL is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here on the first day OF
me next term OF thi' court and answe: the,com
P'aiaanis bill; and that q copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed
IN the city OF Wheeling, Tor two months sue.
cessiveiy, and posted q; the front door OF the
court house OF Ohio county. A COPY Teste.
ALEX T LAIDLEY, Clerk.
L~h' mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-26

that a copy OF this order be forthwith ,nser,cd
IN some newspaper printed in the citv ri
wheeling, ioi W months successfully and
nj The front door OF the cour, hons, of
Ohio county. A copy Tesie,
ALEX TLAIDLEY, Clerk.
Alex Wilson. marn
NlRGlNlA-IN CuANcgRY A, Rules hell
in the Cle,k'Sofice OF the Circpu snoc.
r or Court of I>ew and Chancery Tor the couo-
" OF Ohio, in the month OF Marsh, lsI5.
Mark Douglass, complainani,
rs.
Morgai NclSon, The Trustees of The n .lmon,
BlLk uf 81 C!airSville, David MADDEN. AIex.
snder Wilson, Archibald Woods, la,e She.
I'M oi Ohio county, and as such, Admins
traitor dc boniS non OF Marcus Wilson de.
ceased and George Dul,y, defendants.
The deiend'n t> Dasii Hadd, n ard The Trus.
tees OF the Belmon, Bank oil ST Clsirsville. no,
having entered their appearance and given Sc.
curly according To The act of Assembly ard
the rules OF this court. and i, appearing ly "a,
us'aclory proof that they are not inh abjlants Of
this Common weaiih-on motion of tho cos,
plainanl by counsel, il Is ordered, that he sait
defendants do appear here on the frs, doy o.
the next term oil this court and answer The com
plainanl's bill; and that a copy OF this order h,
forthwith inserted in some newspat er printe,
IN the city OF Wheeling, for two months sue
cessiyely. and posted al Tie from, door of IN,
court mouse oil Oaio county. A COPY Teste,
ALEX T LAlDLEY, Clerk.
ySr maj 10
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uoTE1
EXCHANGE PLACE. BALTIN,op

r.AIiiANGE PLACE. BALTIMORE.
VIE subscriber respectfully announces IN IN,
friends and The public, that lie has ou,chascd
COLEMAN interest, and b,.romc
sol ,e ssee OF The above r. a~blishmcni.
me Hotel ~ located convenient TO oil the PRIN-
oiihL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND Rail
noHD pEpolS and offers every indncement for
.o"hh"rt, Inc Rooms are large aud airy, and inr>
iaslishmenI in The UAiled States.
FROM he experience The Pr ,prioior has had il,
me management of FIRST CASS HOTEL. no
n'''ers himself that every department Of The e,,oh.
'shmeh' viii he conducted ia a style 10 please ,bo.o
who may favor him with q call.
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III % Y'ELS.

" DENNIsON. SIR. nr~x-.
DEN NIsoN HOUSE,
corner OF Main and 9Th SIS, Cincinnati.
AsrA TR\HlS well known establishment,
,..E "a lately occupied by Col Jno No.
lssssGH Bile. and formerly by The Senior OF
&ssAa<S our House, is now opened under the
direction and propIietorship OF The undersigned.
oy whom ITS high lepurariou as a HOTEL, OF
me hisl class will, it is hoped, be sustained.
ES'enSIve additions have been made, aud il
ed and refIted. p'"'P'i"
FROM The locality OF this house, being IN the
most central pari OF the city, equal dis,anne
rom Canal and steamboat landings, render il
business and leisure. " VI
&c an VINO may favor them with a call. ,bcv
extend the assuIante that no ,hnt win hss
Spateo oy Them 10 render he visit OF heir enes,s
pleasant aud agreeable. eSS
mad Gin Gaz e5 wv
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VIRGINIA-Is CnANcrnr Al Rules hold

CBANcERy Al Rules held
V IN the Clerks office OF The CifcuI Supe.
Iior Court OF Law and Chanccry for the coun.
" OF Ohio, in The month of March, 1915.
James Ii Laujerback, complainant,
against
william Hopkins and John FClarke. EIv Dor
sey, and Thos G Black, partners in bu,ine,,
under The hrm Of Clarke, Dorsey g. Co,
IT. defendants.
Inc defendants Hopkins and Clarke. moi
having entered their appearance and given Sc
curry according TO The act Of Assembly and
,he rules oil this cou't, and il appearing nv sa>
tISiac'oLy proof that they are not inhabi ants
the Commonwealth of Vrginia-on molion
OF me complainant by counsel, il is ordered
.hst they do appear here on The first day of Inc
oexi term OF this court and answer The com.
p,a,han,s oIlli and that a copy OF this order be
inserted in 81 me newspapei nrin,rd
IN 'hc ,c'y Of Wheeling. for two months ,uc.
ceSsiVeiy, and posted al the front door OF The
court mouse Of Ohio county. A copy res,e
ALEX L LAIDEEY, Clerk
NoOD' maj III