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,.Dr .,uvrE. n. G. JANUARY 3. 1s45'

GIlv answers. in the opinion OF your COM
mriee. the second objection: and as to inc
third. that Of pecunary sect'hce "he
u,ll attend such as might be selected 'u' %
the district, i, is answered by lhe 'a't'
,h;ch recent events have well a''es'eo'
,bat if any in the eastern part oil me o'a''
arc selected. they viii, in general encoun
60, no more than they now do ana YOU
committee cannot conceive that Tue sact'-
6.., can he very great, certainly not decisive
ms an objection with mao who desires ''e
o(Iice-nhose tenure is for life.
Pa, if the operation Of the proposed "a"
should even,us,e in dls,ric, selections, yeur
committee are far from believing that ne
cessarv or even probable consequences
yo,ld he the election ofunqna'ti'd Judges.
If ,ve cast our eyss over the State, we sha'i
become convincec of the fact, that coWPe-
Ton, ludops miphl be selected, one at least
an, or each district; and II Is submitted
TIA, whatever may be the superior qnaiih
cations of the Judges now IN othce, ne"
election now to take place for every eiiie'
I 6,,ed w,ih liberty to choose from mos
e who are Judges, would afford judiciary al
6o1.ope,her equal, ii no, superior to the pres
+. There are ten Judges n the State
n,a' no " two are residen, east Of Chapp'
- there arer the seven circuits, four nav
,,"e and four ossdse. In the fourth cireu
49, convenience noes-,wo Of the S1pren
Jeo, peculiar locntion. ssesCsour'' and the y
.nd y 10 be diminished. led from the
4
va. AS your committee perceive h ~ I'm
the 'ne objections, an Inconvenience eops,
yer. 'ne delays, and in many instances. der
ach, o. justice which attend the presen, sve,,
| Of they recommend The possa pe Of tho baI
hog 'oa law. Respectfully submitted.
mist b. +. MOORE
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NESCEA. .g.vCoT7S

kkoT DROP mon .MAJoHn'77.,1 Ess
Il ) IT'S swsfENED" LESS
>a2sI, y .!; .4rffs r'', m.ia. .'c,o,
4, i 6i h Il Comfortable l lie T int"
y pnllord; ned drinks, as we'll a.
acvisit the NV Of the surrounding
IN Major Rorhood without piv.
Ith The gaNy call 10 taste his
kSNals.ts, trigb Y With july phz,
,cs The raiions Nand military air.
e1fT'jII 'hey arc no. eed with jokes
bin n., Tor the tnaj9y, are a, least
9s0gb on, that his s11nloys them SO
IA good ' co ., pure sympl prs are forced
~ had boa non The Mai,,,. cfesS about 81,
ss,@onth. add az sg ,a h'bt Of ysil,sn g pe-8so
ba, y csTeefeaea VII ,ne f at fne dread
ey.,;. 'ate' We learn, the so,;oat "'Iforej
isors hsys .@een The major and 4. e o'a
Jealousy. o. o. ,b oroken off by gnen eyed a
gwen for an oi TOE last visit good 'yeu
. wee, drinking" Pat to any more a
= was ,b "eis Merrill, how arc 20, -.
if I ~ 70, MAJORS greetine " any how r. C
if NE he aiissus ami with so, ana dsclasr
VIZ ~ expected she wo OI' 700 s5rne.- pc
YOU = En- you take Nssp...'ail sweeten
That ere, 's o. he he h into ,h..a Ieciided
Jest r. orighi as your eyesl and b b;.
iheNaJor winked end looked - a"u mere us
W no resisting, and she dd 80, ,Iee' mere
feeened. cue uo lake a little said
The hour, a. " ar
6und Tho us~ m'rily by, and erenio, n
Awea,s - couple so overwheInes .,,5 r
/co,lI , mat 4 was with rres, lin; -. WIN
turn hon. 'sated on the old grey mara - :, brs
4 frooo % 'h bui, after MANY Ina y re- ",e
y sssssnsd Of fBSg ri tsd and
ue 70 side on the crntpr, the old lagS ,np, Won,
I e,u og her happiness, and th. old MAJ Wv be 40
'0. 70 hhd words TO express himself tbi,,a
she us.a, man as Tho Major" slys his C,
ss he A.. ","hef ana sch mixture check
lert,,e,, ~ = ifmpun to temperance ney n
'"''2' NJ swce,ens the jeax, 49,
mao The FIRST. Good gtacion.i 49,. ..op Tn,
Se,Ki51ehe is % ""a' red IN
Ind anoa th' encomums IN the the j.
nd his mslose p' We from the old from 4
4 Of sudden. on ,sssinp a .m U'I ind
i'll Of The mare sqnced ,h"an guape
a ,a-saau roos Oh = s'% ,distance WI
<rEcS - eH5" sAtoLo man."
W. zAzys =-r Tia, -. ., Jad.
II 90 - on ..sspubeconin, = w"
- 3, " 81 :, '~eei tssI.a '' IN tongue.
go .ysss 'aar agn' ia . ~ y. slook, judy
kuua$$Es answer. fg. l'hs,aQ
are 70, ,. did yoII
n eur.. continued VIZ
~ you con stay ~ ie or
:, silently jsai. 'sa- Il
~ Ihsa lasfs - -.,as9 y
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HOUSE OF Da,,,,o,.,

ThstNo u,usas nan, 1870 ~ " N9'
the remaining Trustee to the 49,, - ,o'
without eftctiog a CHOICE. - y
The House now proceeded TO the ,,xcce.
lion Of the tint order, w; 10 vote 70, =
26h'p Treasure Of The State. The !ioose
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Ol motion Of Mr.. T. WiIso,

hesolved' That message bo sent 10 Tho Go,
~, Proposing to raise Joint Select Comioi,,oa
9t Jmsl'ng OF four members on tho part of each
.o"'o' whose duty it shall be 10 make sni,sbIa
Sw,Ia"gs'nen's for tho reception of his Exeesncr
an, ~ a. 'taham, on the LIST Of January ne1t -
enter upon tho duties of office. "'A' 70
mr.. Moore, from the Committee, rcno,,
eo on'avorably on The Bill entitled a nnna
stead Bull The Bill was read tbc scon,,.,
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A BILL.

h6cAfe The residence Of Judges of the So.
q Courts, hereafter to be elected
enacted by me Central Assembly
tfe Of Norih Carolina, and n is
haed by the authority of the same,
~ all elections hereafter to be made OF
lpOdge ofthe Supreme Courts, the election
shall be made for some Judicial circui, 10
:. here is no such Judge resident and
'"'' &c '''e o"', of The Judge 40 G1sted
TO reside IN some one Dc The count. -
circuit for which he shaa he chossS
long as he NAV hold the offic. nror;ded
horfrer, that This act shall not - 90 con.
strued asto alter The law which n.x "a.
qui'es The Judges of said Superior Courls
to allot the circuits among them selves or
allows them 10 exchange courts.
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ME XVI
,,,,o, rrI .pfor 8 publisher.
EIlNIS:

a n FERNS:
' /Paid toys H ,Ssr FIFTY CENTS il
4 paid .oitG,9&falTilNhuA And t-ARs 4 not
ter The expiri n ochN No pdPn, afG
linasaani lansd' year are paid, except
fMe ditOr- n,,,or per
4td1se,ten.a'i ..'i at One n pS't for h
Surt adDertisemsniiss and 'e'i6n SS charg
ed % per cent higher; r. "a ,stgalGf y, Of 50
per eeni. piH be mads q ,ne =; ,rnents insert
advertisers by the y9s, Adpe''',sf for each tin
monthly or gnarer1 81 per squa'ff o -, each time
Ssmi.mont4lg IS cents per square J0r '''' ~
AnrNTS.
ri n Co.bran, Mecklenburg. ". q
cGa, " Barris. Mil GrOr.. N. c.
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CAPS AND DRESSES MADE ro
ORDER.

IN, pno tetuns her thanks to her friends and ~
puullG Tor Tho liberal encouragement sbo b,s ,',0
Linda ana hopes to merit continuance of lboir
WIN 90 any accommodation 10 tho,e nh,
purchase goods from her she will Gu, and E, ,ha;
Charlotte, Nor. /. 1914. AR
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NEW MILLINERY.
Mrs. PORTER.

Tx. ,Li CTFULLY informs her friends and
e.. 3D. Nps,iic generally, thSt che has returned
''"' '''' -'o''' with a handsome supply of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-13
Prom tI.e Pe,ersburr InleIIirrncnr.
OREGON.


The OREGON Bill passed the House II
Representatives on Monday. llprovldrs
In substance as I,lloss.
In Ihe 6rsi plare. the whole cauntsy OF
the Oregon !, Ing b,tweeD tbs fnrly..e.
cond and fiji, -iou,ih tleer. s.. North l.ti
iu1e, including The entire space TOW cub,
jet BY treaty ~iih England TO the joint
occupation Of both e"nnisies, 10 10 be en-
bIsced IN the territorial olganizstlon pro-
p"sed by the bill. A Go,srnor il 10 be
appointed fn Eve yessr. and Ssere.
ia'y f"r Tie same period; also Judge Of
the Court; and Irenrd II The pruceed-
ings 81 these lunctionar,ss is 10 be trans
mlitrd T. Washington every six months.
Il u further provided that the Cover
nor may mark of The ,srrllory into d.
ir,eis AID sniarce all necessary repula.inrs
TO renter the militia Of the urii,ory Eff.
cIent.
When there are FIVE thousand inhabi-
ants n"s- go ns,s. $50 - Soy ~''eu
have power to firm a Teri,ori.l Lee,sl.-
iure.
The Presilen, ia required by The bill
TO eject s,uckade fnris in The territory TO
The number Of five Irom some point on the
Missouri river. on the most practicable
r''n,e TO the south pass IN the R acky Maun-
talns. Tie is slso required 10 erect iorll.
hcaions al or near the mouth oil the Gu.
lumbra rter.
Every settler in the Colony Of eighteen
Yeas {" age aud upwards rs /, have GO
acres Oi land, Il he will cultivate The sane
ipr i've consecutive years. II a married
man. lis wife shall have l6O acre. and
the father shal! have the SINE Tor each
oil his Children under eighteen years OF
age.
IL the Huase Off presert.tises On S..
tuFday sone amendments we're male i,
The bill. the most Inporiaht # witch was
one rtqnrng me Precedent If the Unn.d
States Ia give notice tn Greet B, ilatn oil
tn hIminahnn "f The txi,tins trea,y.
and rr"vlcing u al the enartmenls OF the
bill sha not apply III Bril.h subject, for
l1e peIiH. oI iw.l'e molths a ter svch
n"''re shalt have been grven. Anoiher
amendment allows /" The snbl.cts # Great
BiI am ice egress 10 and from all hav. !
ha'5nHrs, creeks and iribut,ri... be,ue., /
TIE 42d al 5i' 4G' Of latitude.
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Important Ipruvtmtnl in Gotten sp,rrir,,

We lean rom tie Nrx York Poe, thai,
Fr.Icls Mrcuilty, an AmtrIcsnb, tirtb,
and tom his infancy . resident OF lie
t"~n OF Psnsr'oa IL New Jersey. witrs
he has been engaged ia The construction
oil mach'n'ry. ha. recently made al in..
20 ian' 'ihrli.ic.Iion IN tie proce. of
spinning Cotton. lie his invented IN
improvement of lie machine called o
ihros'l", which. serordlng To ihs opin-
lou "I competent ju,gs., is llaeI, To a,rk
great ,evoiuuon in TIE Cotton maEvac-
turing business.
I"e bew process requires less llsn
h'll The power required by tie ordinary
machine, takes less OIL. dIspenscs with
The Use oi bands, makes & Smaller u.
OF waste, en- bic one peuon 10 attend 10
large amount u sImdles, vet with oil
Us economy 10 these several usp,cls,
produces mote yarn aud Of a better qua-
Iy. A small mod.l rf the invention,
containing abou. l32 spindles. IS now
and has been for sessIsl weeks IN oIera-
i,on ~ The Ia tny If Gen. Godu in. in
isteron. "Ge,e iW u:,l ~ aud SUCCESS
nave o1n demonstrated 10 the saiisidc-
ton OF all the prac,'cal men who have seen
u ""rk. Mr.. McCully. he inventor. Las
81" ady secuted patents for hi, machine
~ England. france. B,lgium. M.Awo.
and tins r"un ~. and is likely t, re.h.e
a c"nsId ra"le fortune ss well az exlG-
eve lame as a mrchsnlclan, by III. Inge.
hu'g. Fet. Intel.
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spatfEl Weep. Ffd uiia q he esFas.i.
nsss sd shdssvar he s'lsRFls nf :
eaad of sehsm'ng uanaeeEs a diEsFa lhs
sslsniioatfahr Psal l. lrpm &c nee q.
sues bss.esn Whiei-m aid Lee Foee.
asn ey iheH Hssr-torn ssal fsr Ttxas,
shseh thfy sooid. = say aaneul. haze
sssn ssak 10 the boaiom az tlle sea. &C. 3
. he - 4 il Nsbuchsdnsza.r's celia,
4 thai would have praecled Il,rir ps.ls
aseenias ey. snd. especially. ihtirpersonsI
ssI'isaiians. We ushsd. = hrn he quss.
ton o. Annrxallen came %. Ihsl Il slsnnlsl
nsiy aad INDEED be - :. - great Ns,i-nsl
Question"
We sere anxious that il should be sell
lied On principles 81 sirici adherence g.
The saried CONSTITUTIONS or TIE USETED
STATES. We were ssllriions IhaI de- re-
gard Should be had Ia The opinions. sen j.
naenis. and fee.ingsaf The People of ihrse
Iweniy-Six STATES. npan whose general
harmony of thought and affection. mueh
mare Than On any irgal or constitutional
bonds. must depend the PerPeluiiy e our
glor nus USIOS. We desired also that
ihr Whale rondnci &c The United States
fam tie beginning In the end Of these
Texas transactions might be Justified be-
ioEe the whsle world; and tina, every I'M
Paia'inn against the lair dealing and ihr
dignilied procedure of orr General to-
Esrnmsnt mig be- put dawn.
With these views, We certainly diilreai
the housing schemes Of the Polls and ~
Ter politicians with the ritllcuIe and con-
tempt they deserved aud had Incurred: and
the proceedings Of Congress we this d,y
record. as well IS ,hose which hate occur
red at difirnt times. since the opening
Of the discussion. demonstrate that a con-
siderable portion Of The Democracy who
embarked in the same boat with James
X. Polk with The design Of advancing :..eir
own fortunes, nav regard T. em in SINH.
lar light. 1.-THE" Harmonious Democra-
cy" 60 on as they have hegun. no one
ont Of their cnunsels need be much troll
hled. They are Just now in about a.
awkward situation as could be desired.
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Pc n.ilsa = - ~ Pslls nts ths DaL
D.. ~ n.rEass. sAsEs - raFsF Rates
taF 49, . 500 Rsa aoFe ahan l50 IsslI
q. . .ilsd - 81 me bs.,lssr rolsurs
~ bah side; snd g nal~s laurr srr
80 Gsse.d... shlGh are inp.ssahls 81
81 nmts. This pasnf . les siles hon
tiss os.ans ne iice rraes IP - i. ana
t.ss ass.g-sisn i god e. sssssl. d.su-
80 MI acre li.sa lssE esn ierl a HsisI.
A. a aasl4nre 81 shasI leo alaiss igam re
ParIfe as lie Hosth eide e he Columbia
ssand.F risEroGssr. The prireipsl ssl o
lishnsni u I's Iludseh's Bay Company
wssi e he kasky Murnsslns. II Goa
SIS ~ hnaber tf uo,den bu ld.ngs
~sshin sis.fkads. ssw anil aud > grl.l
sill. sud lhe LumteF of iI.hablIsnls il
sbant 500; srsrrsI hlnilrrd ares al lsnd
are :, der cullssirn. Tie MslIsa e. sn-
trrs lie Caiuasbla iron lie Seulh sboul
% mis- ielos Vancouver: IlIs hasig .kle
for small sesssls IRON - noah. A,lhe
head 81 is hsyIg .Iian j. LeligLl'ui VAL
iFy. where tao ssIll. aeHIs have hsea
made. one by Ietirhg ssTvsnts 0f The
lluiseu's Pas CompsnS. and anrlher by
American eliIz, rs chiefly irom tbs e.ly.
Asloiia - oa The Columbia. e'g..I mlle.
iron ~ mru h. The crlumbia en,srs
tie Pacific between tao points OF lad.
ons On lie nor.h called Care Di.sppainl-
meni. or Cape naaeask. AMI lie other
Point Adams. From sseh . sand bar
inns Inlo The w-t,r. above xhleh The
w.yes u The Pseiic on The one side aud
The torrents of he colnmbia On the o,Ler.
meet al h Terrific sioleEes. forming Inc
Of breakers. WHICH renders the entrance
and dePariars Of vessels alssy.h za,dvu-.
aid cfisn.inpass,hle. Theeeph 81 wales
bstweea tie bs's is 80 feel e, ihe'Ioses,.
The river ahnunds IN 6-h. especially ST.
mon. shieh form The prineip-l support Of
ths 10000 say,gss Who inhsbit The fi,sI
snd middle reg ons Of 0rg goa.
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he hsd hsa 80 passd tat he fsaEls q
l.ossHl1ns WETe isNeEsbir q anlersssOR
btfiEs lhs TstsiPa ri thsts stseniians.
lie uss lsF fran EegasIng he esnll u
ne P.s.ldsasi.l slrcllan IL tlsa safe 4.
inslestFe q The peaple's opinisa nnon
snhsxsliaa. IlsSss eonrinced II !. iflhsi
elseuan hsdbssh f.nly eoudDesed. Ire soas
d lhs Slsls wosld base kesn aissnle IIsu.
~ CLAY. lie I'D hol sndrrlske lossr any
ah,ng sbnu' other Slalss; huils.is IA would
say, lhsi. il MI. clsy hsd paI bee. cheat.
ed. slli.ianusiy eae.lfd IN LebisAns. Ne
~oui6hsss received the ssle 81 lha S..ls.
lie as Flad hal lhr sshjecl of The a. esion
IN Louisiana wss noS Under inssslgsllGn
b. Ihs Legislature, and he koped lksi tl.sl
hndy would lsItt out and expose lie IsE.
pasture and the infamous frauds hleh
~sTe nololious.y eonmillsd. and by = hirh
alone The vote II The State had bees Rlssn
90 James X. Polk.
On the notion of Dc. gahnscn he &c.
selections were thru lard on The table.
The impression sssms now 20 Be- that
the jainI IesoluIon xlll be la,l IN ne Sc
tate. by rtieHnre 10 another cshimn il
Will Be seen Thai the naas 81 Mf. Roses
vas erfonsou,ly placed by ,hs Ne@ Y"rk
Tribune IN Tie ll.l If those aho would
vote Tor The resnluion.
Aif. Archer is rsperlsd Nv The Bali.
more Aaerirsn 10 10 Il /. and hence II is
thai he report sas 10, a,sds on Mon
day.
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Annexation -La9iyiaBa ssDa.ars

On Monday. in the Senate, Mr.. J,bn.
son presented certain Resolutions al H..
i.esi'laiare Of LOUISIANA IN relation 1, The
anne xalInn OF Texas.
Mr.. 'hn."n observed III Il he hal ia
TED ort"e he had received these resulv-
lions thai II The question OF ahnexa,,on
eoul1 he presented Tree from cons,itu-
t'"n'l objections he would Vote for II. and
ne ss'd SO riill. lie hal great doubts.
howe'ef. as 10 the roaer al Congress to
provide ioF the admission Of foreign .et-
r.'ory In"the Union by JOINT resolution.
lie would give the masier The Iullest.x,-
m'na.I'n. aud when he question came be-
lore The Senate he would vots on i. sc-
coiGIng t. The best lights before HIN.
- Mr. Barrow would merely tske ibis oc.
;as'ou 10 say, that he was OPPOSE d 10 ar
TX ton IN any and every shape, a. Ill
lines, and under all cmcuiB.t noes. The
'esolaiIons received from tie Legislature
81 The Senators al perfect liberty 10 &C.
% Tue matter as 'hay thought right. lie
'"oa'd always act, Oh ih;s and . ery 9TH
y question. as he thought right, v he.her
i"aet Instructions or not. Ifhe had been
u FAVOR "i annexation, he should have on !
'eo u 10 tie shape pfe.euie 10 the Sc.
'ate cy the other ii ,use, lie shouII he
'reptfed, when the question came be(,r.
se Sena'e. 10 prove that the aonex,,ion
! Texas would be ruinoas 10 the vhol.
oaih. and par ieu!arIy 10 the Site Of
,,u;tisas. a.~a,.. =
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From the Grccnsl,srou III Patriot.

SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND D,;NB.
William d. Cooke, late Of the Stamina,
Deal ami Dumb Asylum, has advertised
IN the Raleigh papers that an Institution
tor deaf and dumb pupils will be opened
IN the city of Raleigh about the FIRST CT
May next. Pupils TO be received a, any
age between tigH and hirig--to live in
the same house with the Principal, and he
at all times under his care and direction.
The female pupils will be under the cspe-
cIal care of the wife of the Principal and
the Matron. Terms for Session of ten
months, &lG0, for board, washing and tai.
ton, including the necessary books and all
expenses, except clothing and medical
attendance. Communication TO be adj
dressed TO Weston II. Gales, esq. Ralc,ph.
until the first Of April. g..
mir. Cooke is the gentleman whom Da.
mel Albright, deaf and dumb youth Of
This town, some time since accompanied
On an excursion TO the eastern part Of the
State and to Charleston, for the purpose
81 exhibiting and demonstrating the eff. |
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PRESERVATION OF BEATTY IN DEATH

PRESERVATION OF BEATTY IN DEATH
4 correspondent of the Savannah Repub-
iican writing Of tho old Castle of Quidlen-
ourg''' III SaSony, states, that in tile vault
IN the Chapel Of the castle erected IN tie
time Of Ohio The Great, are the cctIincd
remains OF many personages distinguish
ed IN the anteccdcnt ages, the most con-
sP'cnous being the body of Mary Aurora,
inc beautiful Countess of Konngsmark,
lne lady Of Augustus the Strong, King Of
Saxony, and mother by him OF the celc-
DRAFTED Marshal SAKE, who gained The bat
ue OF fonienoy. The body lies in a rich
and massive coffin, rcposiI,g on crimson
grave clothes richly embroidered, and
dressed as IL Tor festival. There il las
iain Tor liz Yeas, and yet every feature
distinctly marked. Ii has undergone, in
lhe atmosphere of the vault, drying pro-
sess' which has quite intercepted that Of
uSCap. VA @&#
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-22

N/lRGlNIA-iN CHANcERy-Ai rules held
III the ole;k's Office oi The Cucu Superior
C"ur al Law omd chancerv for The unity oil Ohiu.
~ The month of August !Si5
Samuel GWy man. William : appleton. and Joseph
smith j.. arIness under The fin.oi Wyman,
Appleton d Co. Comptaihants,
against.
Lewis Sutton ia, and Richard II Davis partners
uud' The firm OF Lewis Sutton x Co. and Jacob
Cooling. D,Eendants
The Defendants Sutton & Davis. not having en-
tered their appearance aud given security according
To the act OF assembly, and The rules of this court
aud II appearing lay satisfactory proof that they are
not inhabitants ol The commonwealth of Virginia
On noiIon Of the complainant by counsel, II Is or
dered That The said defendants de- appear here on the
first day ii the next term, aud answer the com,ln
ants bill. and that copy OF This order be forth ~ h
inserted ia some newspaper printed in the city o
Wheeling for mo months successfully. and lostcd
al The front door o. the house o! Ohio county
copy tcslc, ALEX 4 LAlDLEY, clerk
& +. aug 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-22

u lRGINiA-iN cnANcrRy Al Rules held
IN the clerks Office oi gha Circuu Superior
e. ud OF Law unJ chance:y Tor the county oi Chic
M the month OF August 1915
Tho North Western Bank oi Virginia, Compia 'ncni
against
Matthias J,ifers. John NJ NJ Croav William r
Gordon. John ~ Bring. Ecwau II fuyhueh
The Merchants end Mechanics Bank oi Vince
ing, Elijah & LETTERS. a ber Butts. William
Armstrong, John III Armstrong. William Busi,y
DEFENDANTS
Tie Def ndans Matthias JcfIers, John NJ Me.
Cr"nry and William Gordon. noI having Uttered
their appearance ohd given security accord NC 10
The act OF assembly nnd The rules u this court. aid
appearing bv satisfactory proot that They are not
inhabitants of The conmonw ah OF Virginia. On
motion OF The complainant 10y cnuusel. II Is ordered
hat the sand defendants do appear here The FIRST
day oiihe next ierH. and answer The complaihanis
bill. and that copy of Ihis order he forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper printed in the city of
Wheel ling hr Two months succc,sivcly. and pasted
nj The front door oi The CONT house al OHIO county
cory leslie, ALIEN Il LAlDLEY. clerk
&F aug 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-22
N1IRGINIA--,x cmANcERr-Ar rules

Va GINIA--IN cnANcEEY-Ai rules head
v the Clerks office ui the Circuit Sup, rur
court Uf Law and Cha>cery tor the county ul Ohio
IN the month al August lSi5.
Lawrence Washington aud Mary w ws,hingiua.
CemplcihaHts.
against
Ohm w Heiskcll nrd Maud, HE wife. james N
Stout aud EiznheIh : HIS wiie. Dav al Iull and
Elizabeth his wife. Elizabeth Campbell. J TN
G. Campbell. Parker iCnmpbell aud isabella hi,
VIE, Samuel Lyon nnd Many his wife. john
Richie AID Ellen las ~ ,ie. wLi,h said Elizabeth
Campbell. john & Campbell. ra,ker Campbell
Nancy Lyon and Ellen Rrchir. IRE the hens nj
Law vi Francis & Campbell, late Ui OHIO county.
deceased, D,Grdan'5
The Def nlanis Ehznhelh Campbell. Samuel
Lyon aud Nancy his wife. and John RIche and
Ellen his wife. not having entered their nppcatouce
aud given security according To the nri III rs emily
and The rules c ihiS court. aud a. Appearing 10y sat-
slaciury proof ihnflhcy nuI inhabitants oi The
commonw cath Of Nirginia-OB motion ni The CON
planani hy COUNSEL u ~ ordered hli the said de-
PENDANTS ia appear here The First day Of The next
term. AID answer the eomrlAinhns bill. aud thai
copy u this order he Eflhwilh inserted IA som.
newspaper printed IN The city al Wheeling for two
months successfully aud posted tie irunI door OF
The court house OF Obro cpHnv' 4 copy ieste.
ALtX 4 LAiDLLY. clerk.
Coop mug II