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WV. WAGNER, esd, P. NJ, Plain, Ohio.

The National Integencer seems at sore loss to
know whether 'it will be in the power of the ex-
ecutive to command (that IL tie courteous phrase
,,.o National lnelligencer uses) 'maorties, to ena-
bic it to break up the protective system" ofcoursc
i, is impossible for any one to know, especially
as there are hty-seFen representatives yet to be
elected. But is highly probable that there will be
majorties in both houses sufficient to effect a de-
cded reform of the revenue system. We have no
fear, in that event, Of the consequence which the
National lntegencer anticipates that "direct taxa
ton must be the inevitable consequence of its Sue
cess" We are sure we Heed not say there is no
foundation for any such apprehension; and that the
people cannot be deferred, by such visionary sup.
position; from reducing the system to the revenue
standard. The republicans are OPPOSED to direct
taxation in place of duties on imports.
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johnson. win say whether the publication Of Lewis Figg
s really ahoax or whether the matters therein contained
s, pass If III I., pv IN 80 siasc,,,., ,oss.
TO undeceve them and II the parties worth the
trouble doubt not Colonel Johnson will take eectusl
TO expose and punsh the perpetrators Of mer
able fraud and FORGERY"
The New York Express treatsthe matter gravely,
and says; "The following extract from the address
(of Major Figg) to the people Of his district, and
The correspondence Il embraces, tell the trhoie
Story"
The Express quotes the New York Courier as
saying: "Upon this, "a problem Of some thirty
years standing has been solvedihe word knOcs toho
killed Tecumseh.'"
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POS TscRIPT.
BIZ nj, srsaias's southern mail.

by las trfNtf4 - 30Ntnefu nso't'
The brig Dsl6na, Captain Focal, arrived at New
Orleans from Vera Cruz on the Sd instant, bringing
advices from the city of Mexico up TO the 18th OF
June, nine days later than the last received They
contain no news Of commanding Importance; yet
their details of Mexican affairs are not without
interest The Picayune says: ~
Verbally learn that the Mexican government was
70 send 20 900 men immediately TO the frontier o. Texas
where tho to procure money enough even to start
them such FOOLS erAnd, is even greater mystery,
mot word Is said in the papers Of the capital about
with tbs United states Some Of the secret sessions OF
the Senate may have been occupied with the subject but
nothing is divulged."
An extra session Of Congress has been called, to
take various subjects into considera'ion--amo
others, their existing relations with the United
States and Texas; which indicates that they have
as yet determined on settled policy as regards u.s.
Various projects are before Congress for tho better
organization Of their army and their committee ON
military affairs have reported plan for that pur-
pose, though nothing as yet has been determined
on in the premises.
Bustamente reached the capital on the 2lst ult.,
and Immediately offered his services to the govern
ment to maintain the national claim on Texas. the
Picayune says il was thought they would be ac-
cepted.
From the New Orleans Picayune July ~
The sloop-ofwar g. Maryi sailed FROM Pensacola ON
the morning Of the 2ls Inst, The r. for pur
pose the vessels With troops from this city
Corpus Christi The rest Of the squadron Pensacola
to sail yesterday todzyprobabe destination the
gulf These facts have from attentive correspondent
The New Orleans Bulletin, of the oath instant,
says: The Dimio del Gobis,,o announces the entire
peace establishment of the Mexican army to consist
of about 30 900 men, viz: $4,000 foot, $500 cava-
ry, 1900 artillery, and 300 sappers and miners.
etc; portion of which are at present engaged
on the frontiers against the Indians"
The Same paper contains letter from Mazatlan,
dated April 49, giving detailed account of the per-
secutons against American citizens, on the part of
the Mexican authorities of the place, which is too
long for this evenings paper, and too full of interest
to be given part. We therefore lay it by for to-
morrow.
A correspondent writing to the New Orleans JEFF
fersonian from Vera Cruz, dated July 3, predicts
war with great confidence, giving details of the Sc
cret preparations Mexico is said to be making. We
are forced to lay over his letter this evening" owing
to the late hour at which the mail arrives
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EOR RENT.-The three-story brick dwelling
i house. on 9th street, first north Of the Unitarian
church.
II is Just finished, and has advantages and conve-
niences about it not often found in houses for rent.
Among which 10 an extra stairway from the base-
ment to the attic story. Also, sleeping accommo-
dations for servants III an out building, separate
from the main house. RAin-water cstern and pump
in the yard. Side alley to the street, &c. &c.
Apply to Mr.. Francis Mohun, al the new build
ing adjoining the premises.
July 3l-3tfs
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AupIroR's OrrreE, p. o, D.,

July IOFJ
Sin: have duly received your letter of the 22d
instant The department is very sensible Of the in
adequacy of the compensation to most of the post
masters under the late law; but it has no power to
relieve them further than 1t has already done, the
law being equally binding upon il and them. 1t
Gherishes the hope that those who have heretofore
proved its faithful and efficient agents in extending
the benefits of the system to the less settled parts of
the country, will not Withdraw from its service on
light grounds, and that it will be very long be-
fore their commissions will be sufficiently increased
either by the increased number of letters under the
cheap postage or by some further provision of Con-
gress.
| am, very respectfully,
p. G. WASHINGTON,
Auditor
WM WAGNER, esd, p NJ, Plain, Ohio.
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MARRIED

| AT Cupeppcr Courthouse, Virginia, on Mon
day evening, 2lst July, by the Rev. JoHs Cole,
DIR. o. N. ALLEN, surgeon dentist, formerly of
New York, to Miss SUSAN A. FREEMAN, OF
the former place.
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

SECOND INsTALMENT.
TIME members of the Magnetic Telegraph Com.
Il pany are hereby requested TO pay, at the Office
Of Corcoran e. Riggs, an insialmeni Of twenty per
cent. on the stock subscribed, within Is days from
date .
w w. w. CoRCoRAN, r-n.,...
B. b, FRENCH,
July 22-d6t INTEL
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DIED.

AT Old Point Comfort, on Wednesday, the 17th
instant, Col. WILLIAM BOILING, Of Gooch-
land county, Virginia. in the 69ih year Of his age.
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HWe would publish with pleasure the nomi
nation to the President for Office in this city, but
we are apprehensive that it might introduce prac.
tce which is not the best in itself, and would har-
ass and embarrass the press
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES
J. G. GREGORY g. CO., MANAGERS.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class 81, for 1645.
To be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday,
August 2, l645.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Six prizes Of $4,000, amounting to $4,000
$3,500!-S2340!
Is prizes Of 1000 dollars
So do Of 400 dollars
&c, DC, &c.
Tickets Si0--Halves S5-Quarters 50 SO.
Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets $3.50
Do do 26 half do IS
Do do 26 quarter do 80 SO
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ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class 49, for l645.
To be drawn in Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday
August 8, l845.
GRAND CAPITALS.
S35, 294-$l0, O00--$ ,000-Sl ,603
so prizes of 81 900, so of $500, &C., &c.
Tickets Sl0--Halves $5-Quarters 80 so.
Certificates Of packages Of 26 whole tickets $3.50
Do do rs half do IS
Do do &c quarter do 80 SO
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OFFICIAL T..
NAVY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, &c

NAVY DEPARTMENT.--oap &c.
JuLr 3O
Passed Midshipman H. K. Stevens, leave Of alb.
sence two months.
Midshipman Richard P. Mason, ordered to the
sloop Cyane.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Class 80, for l645
To be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday,
August is, l845.
CAPITALS.
$25 ,OOO-S10 ,OO0-$5 0OO-s2 ,000--S ,75O-
$500.
10 prizes Of III 900, Is of $500, &C., &c.
IL drawn numbers out of Sc.
Tickets Sl0--Halves $5g-Quarters 20 so.
Certificates Of packages of % whole tickets 800 90
Do do % half do so 90
Do do % quarter do rs 90
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TINE FRENCH CALF BOOTS.--Tbe latest
i style just received, at the cheap cash store Of
w. MANN,
Sign Of the large Black Boot, Pennsylvania av.
two doors west Of Al street,
July "a
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Ion SALE, 900 cords of best quality yellow
zine wood. Also, hickory, oak, and anthracite
-. which will be delivered for cash on reasonable
, .ua,, PETER CASANAvE,
10Th street and canal
Julv 1-2aw3w
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
C1. az c. 1oxe

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class IS, for 16l5.
To be drawn in Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday,
August 30, 1645.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$40, 1905 us, O00-$7, O00-$5,190
6 prizes of 1900 dollars
10 do of 800 dollars
90 do of 1900 dollars.
SO do of 1000 dollars!
GO do of 500 dollars!
&C., &C., &c.
Tickets SlO--Halves S5-Quartcrs ~ 50.
Certificates Of packages of 26 whole tickets, SAY
Do do 26 half do ~
Dc do &c quarter do 30
Orders for tickets and shares and 'I Q.
packages in the above ans an official account Of
aeh dra sent Immediately after is over to all
VINO or'e' io" ]. g. GREGORY & CO.,
Managers, Washington City, ID. c.
Auo,,.t o4-2aw4wd&cif
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pages, we must uic cosc VI W. Whcio hS
PRODUCES the death and character of Gen. Jackson.
We are satisfied that no apology is necessary to be
made any readers of taste, any admirers of true
greatness for introducing the following eloquent ex.
tracts:
"These thoughts as you know, have been sug-
gesed by the recent anniversary of our national in
dependenee--a day which should be dear and sa-
cred to us ALL though often miserably polluted by
intemperance, and profaned by party usscmblages.
Surely, we might devote one day Of the year to the
charities of patriotic brotherhood and lose all mi
nor distinctions in our common citizenship; nor
should we forget before the altar Of our fathers
God---the Author Of all merces--his mighty doings
for in the past; the good, the great, the wse the
valiant whom he has raised up 10 serve, guide, and
defend us; and the blessing which he has caused 10
their sacrifices. Such recoections are due to Him,
TO our country, and to humanity. Children should
hear the story and the best genius contribute TO its
illustration. Fresh eurels should be plucked and
wreathed uupn the graves Of the beloved for their
countrys sake and cloquence pay its richest tribute
10 their heaven-sent worth, that the living may hear
and follow their example.
ssWhe thus speak, the spell Of great name
comes upon our hearts, compelling to utter their
thou. hts and emotions. When the sun Of that
morning rose it gilded the fresh tomb Of whose
ear for the first time since the 4th Of July, 1776
failed to yibrate with the thunderngs of his coun-
trys birthday joy; and voice, for the first time,
answered not its cheers, which, since its boyish
shout was heard through the revolutionary strife,
had never been wanting in the annual condemnation
The iron WILL whose upright strength never culver.
ed amidst the lightning storms that crashed around
il in battle or controversy the adamantine judgment
against which adverse opinions dashed themselves
to break into scattered foam; the farreaching faith
that flashed light upon dangers hidden from the pru'
dcnce Of all besides the earnest affection, that yearn
ed in child's simplicity, the purpose Of sage, q
parents tenderness, and the humble fidelity Of Q
sworn servant over the people who gave il rule and
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CoMMIssIoNtR,s SALE.

BY virtue oi a decree III toe above cau,e, ],
the undersigned the commis sionet aproinied
in said decree, will offe for sale, II the highest
bidder AT public auction, IN ironI IF the couII
house of OHIO county, On S.tu day the .9ih
day al March, 1915, the south halves IT Lots
ninb E o,ne aud iwelve, IN GIsnam's addition
"a Wheelipa.-ss@ .-a- -<1-l... - p-rr uf
he cItv OF WI cling, the property OF the "a ID
j. seph F Lodwick, now occupie. BY WIN II
Houston. ind is srusted ON the wes SIDE OF
Fifth street, 10 said CITY, and Is well Improved
TERM 81 SALE II he purchase money. with
interest irom the day OF sale. 10 be payable IN
three equal instruments, in one, two aud thee
yeas, respectively. IRON The day OF sac, N.
purchaser q give bones with good securi,,
hefeior, and the III e - To ieiailei as ;urher
security until psytnen, in tell
ISAAC w MITCHELL,
feb % Commissioner
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LATEST ARRIVAL
or VERY DESlR ,BLE
ENas 81 NVIntrgdsOOHS
} 40. HEAD OF WATER ST.

Fsh
THE undersigned IS now receiving the largest
and best selected lot of desirable goo is ever
offered in his line in this city. direct hem the
best houses in Philadelphia and Baltimore, in
part as follows;
BROAD CLOTHS.
80 pieces Blue. black brown invisible greco,
chret. cadet, dahia and russell brown cloths
approved makes; also blue black fwil!ed Belgian
rIothsi29 ps cashnrres, various prices and qua
iltiesj I'd O. yefy CcsTable, SO ps 6sssInets all
coioTs and pricesi DO diamond wave and vine
Very desirable; spices pilot and flushing cloth,
very heavy; lots heavy blue and green Mack.
nav blankets forc1ais.
VESTINGS
Rich fed 81 and w5ol.en yelvets late style
End best quality: MeriFo do; Saiia, plain an
ts' Il dOj ;asting and casiImerct, new syflc vest
Uig; NTeiicsu. French and English. wI,hasTcai
yaneiYof articles ~ the above Inc. which will
he made up 20 order ~ ths verY 'aie. fashion,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue, greco. ire ~ and olive Dress and frock
oats; Beaver apd riiot ovCc onais DO lrOck de-;
lac black, double wave los p,amOnd and PLAN
rTfe. gei ats, frOcks and ccIteCs; general as
DaE ga tweed " Jeans end Mexican mix do,
ye'f fbeap; 200 cs's, yHsi0ps qualities a. price,
CC - I'D and cloth clOaks, all cbloTs and
a "a lies; caslinrre. cassinei and Kv Jeanspanfs
and yCats; wool and cotton knit under shirts 3;
Linen ard Muslib dc; buso ms collars, stotks a
s0asfsi 81 ve<, euspendrfs and cOinfor,rg red.
yellow and green canton and domestic funnel 3
h.se
Tho attention OF former customers and al
public generally, ~ respectfully rvited az we
are determined ~ 20 he behind the cheapest o
curt Ehbors IN selling good bargains for cash.
oc 10 ALEX ROGERS.
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upon TUE PET TION OF THE CITY
Oh wHEkLI
NOTICE

Nol
DURSUANT 10 80 order OF the CiIouir
u superior Cour. of Law and CkaDcery
tor abe counIy Of ONO, m ade on the SIN day
|oi February, a u, ls45, awarding 10 the cin
oi Wheeling, wfIi ~ the Oatuie If q wrii 81
cd quOd Ganaur1, the undersigned actirg IN
obedience to SAID VIII, viii cause To- app-a,
upon TT near The grounds IN said wI,i meI>
u"ned, 10 vii: all ihat erOUrh o. lois emtr ed
within The bpup asres o! Union slEert n tbs
North, Market street IN HE " es', Monroe =,
on The South and Fourih street on The EaS,
ard which ~ known as Square number 40 10
said city Of Wheeling aud includes lois nun
Dried 10 III inclusive, on Tuesday The Is h
dav at Mar,h 1915. jury q; iaeIvc disinirr
tsed, discreet tftehoiieIS OF the comfy oi
Ohio. to view The said ground and lots, aud To-
hear such proper evidence a. the proprietor uI
proprie'ofS oi all or ni any part thereof, and
a. tie said cry, nay ,ffer, and Ia ascertain
and ind accordingJo ne best OF their ;udsmp NJ,
What damage, (ail Tie circumstance consider
cd such proprietor or rfo9fielof<, or ID Sc
having any Interest therein, will sustain VI
such grounds OF lots. big condemned nd con
veri~d To pubic use, io wit: the opening Of an
Alley, ten ie"t wide, through said square 10
frori sai' Uni"D .ueet /, Monroe sttett.- a nd
hereby lo'iig all persons claiming ps proprie
Tors OF aoy Interest 10 said sTou ais OF lots nd
IheIT agents, of This iuqueSr-and il The same
IS MOI completed on The said 18Th o. Ma ch,
1915, The jury will he adjourned from doy 10
day, until com ple,ed. A KELLY. Deputy
fof Peer Yarnall, Sheriff. o c.
WHEAT. fsh ~
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GOLD WATCHES,

UST Received Nv the snh.cther. an assoflnpni
80 Of fine fulI Jewclci Jobn.on mud Tobias Gold
lever watches which will be sold, Of n small sd
vance on coat.
Auypenou wishing 10 purchase firsl rate wnicb
one Of The very best Will please coil and eEo,ninc
my assormcnfs
Also, common Gold lever watches; heavy cold
g1snls. fob AID vest chains; Ladies' Garnet rnpos
aud oiher Stone Plus; diamond. fohy emernid. anne
hist gafnc, opas pearl jei and every vafiefy Of
sci and paih. Rings Gold pencils, earrings. sp-r-
lsoles, silver swTDs. silver lor the hair sil,
and ie' bar p'ns, JET "eek'oces, silk goafas, pei
knives &c &c. All received Ibis day.
jan JOHN BISHOP
Sign Of the Big Watch. No 1872. Main s,.
N B--wa'ches and Jeweiry ttpansd IN she mos
approved manner and Al prices ~ low Is At any
tlof esiabli sinonl 10 the city.
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NEW wORE

YSHE History OF the Popes from me frss.
cation OF the See of Rome 10 A D iISa.
by Archibald Bower Esq iorsnr rlv nuhIi~ p
''rs>.r of Rhetoric, History aud Ph,loxorh, ,.
the Uniyer.nies OF Rome, Genos and Mse~is,s.
and III The latter lace Counsellor OF the N ou,,
,liion, and con'Inus,iun 10 the present ,,rs
b. Rev Samsel Hansen Cox. ID D, ProIessor
sIfaofdihtrv 81 Bihlirsl and Christian His,
IoIv IN lt- Union Thsoh Rical Sem,,s,x -
New f.lk, 10 he completed in "a Nos. "a ia
each Persons who wish 10 subscribe iot Ihis
work will cali Nj ROBES Book and S,a,l,n.,s
S'ors, corner Of Min anG Unioa ,lreets-
ian %
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NOTICE..

CoNMts >inNERs CFF.cE Feb lSd5.
The parties interested 10 The foregoing de.
cree are hereby notified. thet have apJo,Grcd
Thu siaY, ih- 20 h day OF March Dexf. al the
office of Jacobs Fiizbugh 10 he cry OF VI heel.
ing, a ihs time and place, when and where
viii pr0ceed 10 iskC The a. couat in said deer e
directed. And require all pa'ties having any
tlsTesi ~ che saine, 10 appear ard attend be
i1fe me, for The purpose ot enabling me o. take
said arcouni and make The report lhsreof.
EDW II II HHU0H, CO pmissioner
A wiasJET q iet u
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Cmcut Superior Court, Feb, uary 81 1916,
DkcREE ruR Acc. UNIT.
The Ohio Life Insurance and TiLst Cvmts ny
Compldinanis.
againH
joseph Lodwick and cthe:s, Defendants.
ABSTRACT.
And on the motion u: The said Plsin,iG the
court doth order. that this CAUSE be referred 10
Edward Fl FL zhnsh, who is hereby appoin, ed
a Commissioner To- the purpose, 10 take and
state an account Of the properly, menies and
p, feels wh,rh have come TO the hands Of the
deed OF trust from the defendant Joseph + Lod
wick to him, mentioned IN the bill 81 complain.
| ant or to the hands o. any other person by his
Older or direction or Tor has use as such trustee,
| or which viii out his deiaot ought 10 have
been received by him, aud OF ihs disposition
| thereof made by the said John X Morrow, and
ia ga ing said account the sal c., n issioner
is 10 make him all just allowances and sscer>
Tain AMI report the amount, II any, with which
he remains chsrResble in his account with said
'Tusi, and said Morrow is ordered 10 reniei his
account under oath 10 said com mi,si nner tonch.
ing the premises, and liberty is given 10 either
OF the pafiiss 10 examine him on iniertoeatL-
lis 10 be settled by the comu !, sionet re peet-
ing the sane, ard I'D COMM sioner is a 80 10
take and stole q account oi The several CLAIMS
and lncumbiances properly ohaIgeable on SAID
trust property AMI effects or any part thereof
''"u W 'bSH ~pSStNc i"Siuuius III
amounts, il any. dse The SAID administrator OF
David f Wilson, deceased. on the matter al
legged in his a. sweT. and 10 the defendant Din>
iei Lamb. es assignee of The defendant PhiiIips
The defendant Samuel B Mills and The o,ner
creditors OF SAID 10 wick named in said deed
oil uusi, or their assigns, and TO The pa nnff in
Iesptci 10 tho matters alleged in ITS bill anu
SAID commissioned is 10 give due notice OF his
proceed ng>, and Is TO fix a perempiory day ami
give notice thereof by ADVERT ement. to be in
>ertd once a week al least lvT tour weeks sue.
ce,siveIy, IN some newspaper published in this
county, tor all persons having claims on said
trust properly aud fleets, OF any part thereof,
20 come IN and prove the same before hun by
the day 81 Apo .n,ed waich snslibe served also
On All parties " iIhin he stare, and such of them
as shall No, so come IN AID prove their claims.
shall be excluded iIom the beDefl OF this tie
cree. And sail commiSsi pner is directed 10
make his ieIot in the premises with all con
vrnIen speed, together with cry tning deemed
p.rtine by himself or specially required BY
ether oil the parties Te>ie,
ALEX LAlDLEY Clerk
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wHEr, ING BOOK STORE.

SFhiNG SUPFLY. The sub. c ribe, lo,eed.
- inA to continLe the Book.eiI,le ,ed st,-
tioncry business in this CITY, has msde issae
purchases Of School, Medicsi, = hso,oxlc ., sslt
Miseellsne, Us Books, IRON tie var,ou~ sblIsA.
es bee des . large quantity OF superior s,s>
lionery. from Easte n MANU- scturefs and I'm,
norefs. which, toRe her with large So ek 81
Blank Boohs ~ his own manufacture. he A.
prepared 10 SELL Wholesale CT Ressp, cbeap To-
Ce'h cr arp, oved notes. The hixhes, ma, kss
,rice. also allowed for Rags IN exehsnee.
NSThe snbser Der would pariicul3flY n.
y"e the au.Rion Of Country Me~chau,s sva
P'd,a's Ia his editions at The Uajed Ssssss
Sp'H,ng Book and Prime they will be found
super or 10 any niue
"art u HN J HASWELL, Ueion o..
be Err LATE THAN NEVER
ME subscriber has Just received a supp,y
of Sandess' Series Of School Books: sl,o
OF MoGufet's or Eclectic Series. whi,i be
oncis fnr sale Wholesale or Rel ail, at No Ia
Main street, Wheeling, W.
John FISHER. Aet.
Feb 70 BuokseI.r and S,s,iop~r.
n siCIOkiAL BIBLE jos, rrce,ved IL
and IL Nos Pictorsl Bible. Person.
who are Subscribers 10 this crk, will cell a
RObBs corner Of Main sud Union stres,A
tebl =
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COMM. ssIoNEa's Orr,cE, March 3, le45.
NOTICE

The parties concerned In the msuer Of the
foregoing decree, are hereby notified, that ,
have appointed Friday, The 4,h day of April
next, a: my Office in the city oil Whseline, a.
= he lime aud pace, where and when, I will
proceed 10 take and STATE the Account 10 ,aId
decree direc,ed: CT which day, the pa,Iie> are
required TO arsnd before me and present ia, ~
claims properly proven, TO enable ne 10 repofi
he same; and all persons having claims, brIs
~ membranes urnn he pioperIv 10 Inc hu.l
AMI prccee l,ngs mentioned, or any part there.
OF, nus, atend as aioresaid, under pa in OF be
lns exclui,d from the benefit OF any decree to
De mace in the cau.e.
ED, H. FITZaUeu.