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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26
ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FpIpAy Fsh,u.rv 81 1914


Tho following communication was re.
ceived from the Senate:
The Senate have passed the bills emit.
tied:
An act establishing separate election
al the Storehouse of Irwin b. MAYS in
the county Of Sussex;
An act establishing en Inspection o.
Tobacco on the land OF Edward w. Sims
IN The town Of Cara, in the county of Cum
berIand
An act investing part OF the Literary
fund in buildings, &c, for the Medical
College at RIchInond
An act Incorporating the Trustees of
Brentsviile Academy;
An act giving Tbos s. Raymond fur.
Their time 10 eel aside The sale OF a certain
tract OF land in The county of Monongalia.
An &C! authorizing the Stanton and
James River Turnpike Company to in.
crease their capital stock for the purpose
OF macadamizing or otherwise improving
their Road;
They have also passed the bills entitled:
An act for the correction of errors in
certain criminal proceedings amend
ments, in which they request tho concur.
renee OF The House OF l'elegaIes.
They have rejected the bill emitted an
act extending the provision OF the act au>
ihorizin9 The Banks to issue small notes
passed January Doth, 1913.
And have postponed indefinitely the
bill entitled an act changing The place Of
holding separate election in the county
OF Hanover.
The amendments proposed by the Sen
ate were concurred in by the House.
The following engrossed bills were read
thiId time:
A bill to authorize q separate election
at West End, or West Alexandria in the
county of Fairfax. Passed.
A bill ratfying purchases of i,s stock
nude on behalf of Lynchburg and BuffaIo
Springs Turnpike Company, and author
ling similar purchases hereafter Passed.
a bill Incorporating the Waterford and
Point Of Rocks Turnpike Company. -
Passed
a bill for the relief of the heirs Of James
/. Watson, deceased, and others. Passed.
A bill to amend The several acts concern
ing The Literary Fund. Passed.
a bill providing 70! the redemption Of
the Public Debt. Passed.
A bill to increase the Library Of the
Court of Appeals at Lewisburg. Passed
Mr.. Ramey moved 10 take up and con-
slider the bill TO provide more effectuaIly
for the opening and repair of Public
Roads in the county Of LoudouD, which
was done, and the bill passed.
EVENING SESSION.
After a recess Of some hours, the House
met again at half past three o'clock.
communication from the Senate. in
formed the House thai they had passed .
with amendments.
The House adopted the following reso,
luton:
Resolved, That when this House adj.
journs, it adjOurn to meet tomorrow a, 90
o'clock.
The House agreed to the folio wing res
oluiion 1t the Senate.
Resolved, That the Senate with The con
currcnce OF the House Of Delegates will
adjourn tomorrow, THE 22d to meo, ON
The first VI uday Of December next.
On motion of Mr.. Payne, the House al.
burned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

The vote was then taken by yeas and
nays on an amendment for paying the
Clerk to the Custom house Mt New
Orleans, arrears of salary from 1882 la
$50 |, was rejected, cas- 90, nays
II.
The a nendment allowing 5000 dol for
derraying The expenses OF supporting
LuLatics Of the District OF Columbia IA,
me hospital Mt Baltimore from the loih
Of March, lSi3, 10 10Th ofiJune, lSti,
was az reed To.
The peXt amendment voted on wa.
that approa iating 10000 Tor out fits of
ministers TO England, France, Spain,
Russia, Austria, Prussia, Mexico aud
Brazil. or so much tie oof a. shall be
necessary. IL was agreed lo-yeas lob,
nays 60.
The House agreed to the appropriation
of S2i dol for pay ami mileage OF WIN
l. Goggin, OF Virginia whilst con,es,iag
the seat OF Thomas Gilmer a, The last
session OF Congress. by the following
vote-yeas us, nays 80
The amendment providing that aacr
the 80 OF June, 1915, tho mileage Of
memhers Of Congress shall be computed
according 10 the mos, direct mail route,
was agreed to- yeas 1856, nays l3.
Dir Backs amendment, providing thai
the purchase Of articles for the use OF
the Presidents house shall not be con in
ed TO such as are Of domestic munulac-
ture. unless they can be procured on rs
favorable terms as the mpoded. was
rejected, Yeas 10, nays $3.50 thar
the Presidents house mus! be fu finished
of materials of domestic manufacture
without regard 10 cost.
The amendment limiting the amour,
, OF money at any time in the hands O
the Clerk 10 the Mouse to sum not ex,
ceeding the penalty of his bond, was q
greed to-
n Several other amendments were az
reed to, when the bill, as amended. wa,
read third time and finally passed.
r Mr. Mckay gave notice OF his intention
n to call up Army and Navy appropriation
f bill on Monday
mr. McClernand gave notice that on tn,
same day he would call up the River an,
-. Harbor bill.
The house then,at a late hour diou rned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26
BALTIMORE MARKET FER .,

BEgsvAx Some sales OF yellow Ree,,a
have been made his week nj 90 cenis per III
Holders generally however refuse to sell StlesS
than 30 cents.
C,rFSE.--Thc Transactions OF tho week com.
prise some 900 bags RIO, at prices soneinc
from "a TO 7 cts. The import is 22O 5ags 3,
Domingo.
FRU.r.--At auction on Tuesday, the cargo n,
the brig Baltic, from Palermo, was offered ,nd
par, sold iolows:- 1000 boxes Oranves a,
81 G2i Sl,70; $50 boxes Lemons at Slr55; "a
bags Filbcrts at cts; 10 bags Walnuts n, ca
cents; 20 bags sol, she'll almonds al 9 a % cI,.
and 10 boxes shelled do III Ia cts.
FISH Small sales of No I Herrings at ss
and No 3 at 1913. We hear q nothing dom,
in Mackerel.
FLouR- Chy lflls--wo are no, advised Of
any transactions. Offers 10 buy have been free,
| ~ made at i,25, but holders refuse to soil Az
that price ana generally ask 1874. The stock
| is now quite small.
! GRAIN
| Wharf.-The few small lots of red, brought
BY wagons, con'iuue TO sell al 65 a 90 cents Tor
| good L. prime quality. No receipts by water 4,
cons.-on Wednesday sales Of white aficai
were made a, 40 Cts; and to~day sales Of white
have been made at 3S 3Si cents. Ycsterdsya
cargo OF yellow, ahJat, was sold al ~ cents
and to day another cargo at AZ cents.
OARS We quote, afioat, at % a 90 cts.
! FLAx>Esp-Wc hear OF no important trans,
actions. Buyers are unwilling 10 pay former
r1toS ana The article would not now command
more than 81 % o 81 ,25 per bu.hei,
| CLOvEasEgp The market has been been re.
ther quiet this VIC X, and tho sales moderate
We quite good fair TO prime 81 e. La, with
occasional sales OF extra prime at Mss per
lbushol
SPiRITs.-Sa'es OF New England Rum q, 90
cts for bbs. Apple Brandy isscarce aud want,
ed, and would bring readily 25 cts.
SPCss.-Smal sales OF Pepper at l03 cents
ard OF Pimento at loi Ill cts.
| SUGARS -The market exhibits little better
| feeling and sales of New Orleans arc MAKING
at full prices The transactions comprise about
500 hhdS principally at So a rs per 100 lbs -
| The imports arc so hhds Porto Rico; ssh bids
! New Orleans and GAG boxes Cuba.
| WHISKEy-Prices have been steady through.
on, the week, including transactions to-day, a,
81 2ll cents for hhds and at 22i cents for bills.
The wagon price of bbls is 10 cents, exclusive
OF tho barrel. TIL, inspections OF the week
! are ID hbds and lO65 bbs.
| WooL.-There have been q number OF inQui.
ries for large LOIS of Wool this week, but as
the prices asked by holders are above The views
Of purchasers there have been no important
sales. In the present unsettled state of the mar,
| ket we omit quotations
WAC N FREGHrs.--Some Of Che TranSpor.
ialion Lines are carrying goods westwaIdly at
Goods, Hardware, Groceries and Qusensware
Sl.25; Coffee and manufactured Tobacco, 81, 10
To Pitsburgh-Dry Goods, Hardware, Gro
lrerles and QueenSware 81 Is, Coffee and manu-
featured Tobacco, sl,05.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26
COMMlsslONERs sALR-

~ vlt'rc 0f degsce 10 TIC above cau.c. l.
TIC urd rigncd The commissioner aproinicd
so s''i decWe VIII ohsi &c sale to tho biebU. 4
o'lI'r 'i luo.il aut ION. in TINT e the roun
NO lt ONO rounfy, 1n Sfiu day the % h
'Iy % March, ISIS lhc aoufh halves n Lots
timb ~ AID fwr,rc, ln Gflaaui's 3ddiflon
I" "hee'Hg which addition snow a part at
nc CIV 30 Wn cling. ihe property C The said
syn + LHdwlck, nov Dccupio by WIN ~
ll7u~ion. .oi IS sruitcd on She ws> side Of
Fiiih street 20 -Iii CITY snd is we'll improved
IgEH' - SALE 81 De- purchase money. with
n''tcst ir.m The day OF sale 10 be- payable 10
ihfte quail ineialme1i>, iu one, two emf ihuc
yeats rcspccuyciy from The day ~ sife,Ihf
purchaser t. give bonds with cool ,ttti,uy
heIciur, lnj the % Co. Go tc feiaI.oia. iuubst
sctufity uuu payment iniull
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
l'o0' & mHt sIuBcr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26
The New York News has The following

The New York News has the following:
a liINT-ro wn,MIrMAY CONCERN
\ well informed correspondent writes US
from Washington 10 the following effect.
Already The men who have been hoY
ling Ike wolves for Texas. begin TO dis
cover thew must have some other test
Tor heir Democracy u procure favor with
Polk, if they desire success 10 their Of.
iice-scoking. Tho Bill Of Col. Benton
is fully endorsed by Gen. jackson; letters
are here from the Cd Chief approving it
in full. Some days ago he expressed b,
letter 10 friends here his approval o. Mr..
llayward's bill, Viii, h is moi unlike c I.
Benion's.
The Washington correspondent orlhc
New York News contains the following
on dii:
Now York j. in bad odour here. and
the Wright pnrlyis nlse,us in ~" no~,riis
Of certain political sccts, and nothing
wall bc conceded To the Now Workers
which can be withheld,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

the Points e,-Chaussees, aud NJ. Matayra'
an architect, have. however, not only un,
dertakcn, but accomplished this task. Ac-
companied by some friends and number
of laborers. they went, a few days ago,
TO tho abbey, and descended the numer-
Gus steps that led to the entrance Of the
passage. Here they were the first day
topped by heaps o. the ruins OF the DO
bev. Two days ailerwl ard, however, they
were able TO clear their way TO the other
cud, and came out at For, ST. Nicholas,
after working two hours and twenty min
utes. The structure, which is considered
10 be- Roman, is i'll such an excellent con
dition that in order TO pu, in 0 more COM
plete repair a cost at no more than 300,
eOOf. will he required; but much larger
outlay will be wanted 10 render it sorYi
cab" for modern purposes. his tunnel
is deemed much finer than that Of l. n
don, being formed of one single vault o.
sixty feet span. and one fourth longer.
! This is but another evidence To prove thai
we are not so much in advance OF our pre-
deoossors as our pride leads US to suppose
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26
FOREIGN rrENS.

The Dulchess OF G. 'fdon, widow of the
DIS inguishcd General has given the mu
niiIccnt sum Of GlnOO towards The build.
lDg OF The Free Church College.
IL l. generally believed to be the in.
'enllnn u the Kiog Of The French to lay
he first stone al The 10 ub Of Napo!eon
about 10 be orcc,c ~ tho Madelaiae.
The Jews { ca cmioa the Holy CITY
at rrcscn' amount IN number 10 abon.
1,5OO Foul ; anI perhaps siocc The days
OF TITUS their race has never enjoyed such
privileges w thin lis walls.
The Si'es.uu Glz tie has letter from
Berlin Of rhr l7tIi inst, saying, "Wearc
'ssnre that be- Emperor Nt,hons Will.
IN lhe SpIHs, Join The campaign ia the
cancfsus, or at Ic1s. remain n,aral hand
The same lruer ms1iion- fepor. lha'
he Dn'chrss Of Orleans viii soon pay
VISIT Germany.
Inc plan Of raj 1aJ between Cairo
AM Suez Is abandoned. A canal is pro.
Jcclri vi b three sure gatcs.
Ten tho sind additional acres Of lnsd
nave been set apart IN one Of he Daha.
h's Tor the cultivation OF Pine Able. r.
he Eng - muke.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

RuMoRs. THE following names, ac>
co.dinr to the Washington correspondent
of the New York Journal Of Commerce,
are the members that will be agreed upon
for the rev Cabinet:
James Buchanan, Secretary OF State.
George Bancroft, Secretary Of Treasury
J,bn Y. Mason, Secretary Of Navy.
Col. O. Butler, Secretary Of War.
r. NJ Saunders, Postmaster General
II ]. Walker, Attorney General.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

SHOCKING ACCIDENT. We learn from
Kendall Sc Cos Express, that Mr.. Loren
u ID Smith, a workman in Mr.. Cooper's
paper mill, at Filchburg, lost his life yes
ierdny morning. in q most dreadful man
ner. lie was alone in the mill, the 9th
er hands having gone u breakfast, ana
1t is supposea that his aproa caught in the
belt which carried the machinery, and hav
inS reached up his hand to clear the apro
was himself caught, drawn up and CARR.
ed round The drum perhaps some thou
sand times. When found, his jaw had
caught in ioist, which stopped The ma
chinory. His legs were broken AMI scat
tered around The room in a hundred frag
men,s, by coming in contact with the
Joists, one foot being found at the farlhes
extremity OF the room. The loist, thou ol
made OF hard wood, was spintered con
siderabIy from The 'orcc with which hi,
feet were carried against it by tho mn.
chlnery. He was young man, ummar-
ried, and OF good habits, and has brother
s'dIns in this city - Boston Courier,
Wednesday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

WoNDnR Arr The Thames TIM
nI IS 10 be surpassed, ~ we find the f,l.
loving extraordinary account IN u letter
from AlarseilIe>. 10 he "Dcbnt,' There
has been long known or believed TO exist.
al Mdrseiilcs, tunnel or submarine pas.
Ag", passing from the ancient Anbey
81 victoria, running under the arm Of the
icn, which Is covered with shlps ani com
ing out under tower OF For s Nrhn.
as. Many projects FOR exploring this
passage have beer entertained. but Nth.
'no no ono has been found suni, patl
Ioid 10 persoYcrc 10 it " JoyhnJ, Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26
Fran The NeW York Commercial ID
reTiiscr.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA

fRoM SOU III a NERICA
We have files Of h, Rio dc Jineiro
J urnal To the 8 OF Junuury inclusive
for which we are indoGtad to Gilpun's Ex>
change reading room, The paper Of thal
date announces the arrival OF the u. 5.
irign'e NaGIIn, from Monte Vldeu, which
sailed on be l7'h DECEMBER.
The city was bombarded on the II h
by General OrIba, bat no harm was done.
b. was reported that Onbe Intended 10
make a general attack on the lGin, but
that passed over without my hostile move
men.
The lrigae Congress sailed from Monte
VIDE for Rio un he same day with the
Kari an, and was going INFO port when
the Mary Chiffon cam" on.
Ga tho lst of January the session Of
the General Assembly vas opened by the
Emp'r u person, who read short speech
from The throne. II merely announced
that the filling hual,h of the Princess
Jhnu ria bad indured Inn to con.cnr lhat
she should pass year in Euro g. thu ou
ct was rrsiUieI ~ the pr,yin c Of Aga
goas, and that speedy rosu!l ofdIc like
nature vas confidently hoped IN reference
o the province OF RIO G,ardc.
lac Journal OF ID ,cembcc 81 chronicles
Tie appearance OF the new comet.
The Us brig cambridge was at Rio
on The 1th OF Jiuu1ry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

CENTRAL As.ERIcA by the way Of
MeNlco We have adviCes from Guatemala
10 the llIh OF Dec, mber. which give de
plore BILE account oil the state of the coun-
try. The Government had been c'npel-
led to accept the resignation OF ID. Manuel
I Pavon, at tire head of the ministry or
cabinet, aud had been unable to iind ind
vidnals TO accept the different portfolios
Tha, OF Foreign Relations has becn offer
cd successfully 10 three gentlemen, and
been declined, aud those Of War aud Fl
nance 10 fur or five others with like =
suit. In the meantime, as his only re-
source, the President had authorized the
Chief Clerk of The Treasury Department
to sign passports, and the like, until cab
met III uld be formed.
On the 2ist OF November, treaties o.
peace between the States Of Honduras
Salvador and Guatemala were ratified
On the Sih Dec. the Constituent Council
OF Guatemala wassolemnIy Installed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

When we hear Il man Roasting OF his
'iove Gor the denr people we are strong
the dear peoples Offices. 1t reminds us
of the lrishman who was about 10 marry
a southern girl for her property. will
YOU take this woman 10 he Your welded
wife? Yes, your rlvercnco, and the
nagers too
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

"AliquiS" leads into a r-gion lha, we know
nothing OF in giving u, a taste Of the Hebrew
IN the meaning OF the woid soul, as used in
Genesis. II he is right he c,r;ain Y less ms the
force of our position on that point, but We do
not, by any means, yield our strong confidence
in the faith we profess.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

ANNAPOLlS,-We Learn o n the Bali-
more papers that the bill for the completion OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal was lost in The
House OF Delegates on Friday night last, by a
vote OF al TO 80. There are limitations hat
mote members would have voted Tor ne ii /
with the provision that it sh uld be co.npletsd TO
Ian acomiIg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

C:rThe Van Buren, (Ark.) lnto'ligen
Ger, OF the 9Th, says thu, the Arkansas
continues worry low. The Archer, Ark
ausus Mail, Evolnc, Little Ben Frank
lin. Swallow, Iiatchee Eagle. aud Wa
bash Valley were lying at five mic bar
waiting for a rise. Flour was selling
a Van Buren, a, 90 so a d dol; corn al
35 a ice; and pork 2as dol % Louis.
rifle Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26
THE GATHERING AT WASHINGTON is

THE GATHERING AT WASHINGTON is
thus described:
The suckers " the "corn-craCkers,"
tho "buck eyes" the "hoosiers," the
"pukes," the Wolverines the "allisa
tors OF the South" and the "buil,,oe Of
the We >" are here. They have heard
that the tcurlh of March is coming. and
tbis is the hour, and Washington The place
where dollars are dispensed to people no
can get an office, and hlher they have
Hooked. Having been taught that in free
government the doors Of public Office are
open 70 all, they have not unnsturally IN
ierred that all are competent to enter. The
true characte rlslic OF these Western and
Southern Indians is entire confidence in
their competency to ill, and their willing
ness to accept, any station, from n foreign
embassy down 10 ror,erege in the Gus.
tom house. Half Of Tennessee is here
Kentucky has her hordes; Michigan. In
diana Ohio. and Illinois have sent their
loz skin caps, all eager for Office, all per-
tectiy certain of the Justice of their claims
over these OF all others They have heard
oi foreign missions and chargeshIps, con,
sulships and collecorshlps, and OF the
spolls connected with them, and il they
DO not know the geography of Saint Cloud
or SAINT James, they are al Hast ready 10
try their hand at either, in the same spir-
it Of patriotism phieh prompted the con.
fiden"e of the boy, who when he was ask
ed ii he could read Greek. said he didn't
know, he thought he could, though he had
never tried.
New England has sent her philosophers
aud her poe.s. New York promises her
representatives OF the various factions,
aech caining preference in Presidenill
favor. aud threatening vengeance if the
Empire ate is not allowed TO control, rs
heretofore, IN the great family OF Domo.
crazy
Cons'anlinople, with its Turks, Chris
tians. NJ 'ors, MIsselmen, Arabs and Tar
iars, never presented greater variety Of
costume ana complexion. from the swar
thy Westernman. The lair-faced Yankee,
and saliow Sou,hron, than u ashinglon
presents at this time, and yet more than
fortnight is o olapse before the flood OF
variegaled pa,ri Is /" i'll cease to flow in on
us. most fortunate government, the
United States. We abstract less talent
from the general mass of industrious pur.
suits and honorable professions than any
other nali"R in the world.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26
CITY NEWS ROOM.

TSNHIS room is now completed and open FOR
u subscribers and strangers, for whom il
forms the most desirable place OF resort that
has ever Been opened in this city. The Ro 10
will be always well warmed and lighted every
evaning except Sunday.
Boston, Baltimore, New York,
Washington, Albany, Richmond,
Philadelphin, Norfolk, Harrisburgb,
PuSbufeh, New Orleans, Louisville,
Nashville, 81 Louis, Indianapolis,
Detroit, Cincinnati, Columbus,
Cleveland and a large variety of other papers
amounting 10 80 in number, will alw avs be on
file. TERMS 81 CO. ian 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26


v Circuit Superior Court, February ~ 1915.
DECREE FOR Acc, UNIT.
The Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company,
Conn lIlnans.
against
Joseph Lodwick and Cthe-S, Defendants,
Abs TRACT.
And on the motion o: the said plaintiff the
court doth order, that this cause be referred 10
iward III Fnzhueh who is hereby appointed
Commissioner TO- The purpose, 10 take and
slate an account OF the property, names and
LueciS Which have come 10 the hands Of the
dalendant John II Morrow, by virtue of !he
deed OF rust from The defendant Joseph r Lod
wick 10 him, mentioned III the bill OF complain.
ant or to the hands OF any other person by his
oid'r or direction or for his use as such trustee
or which wiitoat his default ought TO have
been received by him, aud OF the disposition
thereof made by the said John X Morrow, and
~ Suing said account the said Com missioner
Is 10 make him all just allowances and aScer>
tam and report the amount, il any, with which
he remains chargeable in his account with said
'tus', and said Morrow IL ordered TO render his
account under oath TO SAID com misSi )ner touch.
ing the premises, and liberty is given TO eIlhCr
OF the paTl,s 10 examine him on inioIIogats,
n 10 DC settled by the commits SioneI, re peci-
ing the same, and said commissioner is so 10
take and state an account of the several claims
and Incumbfanc properly chargeable on said
UuSt property aDi effects. OF any part thereof
and or their resp ,chye priorileS, inclihhng ih
amounts, il any, Jae The SAID administrator o.
David Il Wilson, deceased, on the maittT> al
legged IN his answer, and To the defendant ID IN,
iel Lamb, as assignee of the deien liant Phi ip
the defendant Samuel Il Mills and the Other
creditors OF said ID wick nlmeI in said decd
OF fusi, or their assigns, and to the plaintiff in
fesptc ct 10 tho matters alleged in ITS bill; and
said commissioner is to giye due notice of his
proceed ng', aud Is to FIX perempjoTy day and
give notice thereof by Advertisement 10 be in
ser'td once week az least for four weeks sue.
ceSsively, IN some newspaper published in this
county, Tor all persons having claims on said
trust properly and fleets, or any part thereof,
10 come IN and prove the same before HIM by
he day 81 appointed which snail be served also
on al parties |ihin The state, and such of them
as shall not 50 come IA md prove tneiI claims.
shall be excluded iOm the benefit OF This lie.
cree And sal commissioner is directed Ia
make his icpot IN The premises with all con
W nieni speed, together with any tling deemed
p runcni by himself or specially required bv
eIt"cr oil the parties Te,te,
aIEX f. Ann EX lsI..L