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SALES OF TOBACCO ~ RICHMOND.
Private sales ut The .ollnRir@ crors OF ship
ping Tobacco at Shcckoe Warehouse IS Eeanc
< Brown, viz:
Cropof Or. z. Henderson 4 Cumberland Co
, hhds al Sll, at 1919 al 9, at . 81 boneh
Ii: James GIay including :ouf hnfs OF Tugs al
an average ii s. 80; the entire crof, say is
hhds, averaging g -
Cron Of Alien Wilson II Cumberland Co.:
hid 80 80, 3 at 30 bought BY J. CasSie;
(rrfuse,i) att 50; bought BY Mr. Eareit, aYsrag-
Ing 3 80.
Il, Public Warehouse Crop Of Robert Eo'-
ling OF Buckingham comfy: hhds. Al IS so,
OF !, , al 6 80, bought by James Gray; and
[Iussl al 80; honsh! by Mr.. Gilmour.
Crop Of WIN. Mo>eiey Of Buckingham conntY:
Ind. al 80, 3a'7 So 3 al 6, [iugsl alb
Crop OF Miss Mamie Perkins Of Buckirg-
ham county: hind. al 80, at 5, 5 al So
Crop Of Miss c. NJ Perkins Of Buckingham
county: , hhds. at IS, 2ai !, ats
Crop cf Thomas A. Osborne Of Buckingham
county: No. al IS, Ia, 7, 3at Z, alG at i,
bought by James Gray.
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BY TWE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
"A Proc q M a ton.

wv HEREAS, ii is represented 10 the Execu-
w tive, that HENRY AYRES, a free man Of
color, late convicted Of ar.on by the couGy court
of Hampshire, has broken The Jail OF said coun.
Is, and is now al large:
Now, therefore |, JAMES MCDOWELL
Governor, 40 hereby offer reward Of fifty dol.
lars 10 any person or persons who will apprehend
the said fugitive and deliver him into ihe Jail Of
Hampshire county. And require all officers.
civil and military. anti request The people Of The
Commonwealth, 10 use every exertion Tor al. ar
resi-, that he may be dealt with as the law directs
Given under my hand and under Inc lesser
&, seal OF The Commonwealth, AT Richmond
IT, 81 this ,wenIy-six,h day OF June, in the wear
lS45 ia: MCDOWELL.
Henry Ayres is described as "aboul 30 wears OF
age, s feet or inches high, Of very dark com.
plexion, his hair somewhat grey, and looks sus
picious and wild when spoken 10; had on brown
lrock coat, brown panaloons and black wool hat"
O--nUiW
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LOUISIANA ERECT.

LOUISIANA ERECT.
The Democratic State Convention of this gal
liant Stale, assembled III Baton Rogue on The lith
inst. On mo!un Of Col Richardson Of Rapides,
Col. Preston Of Jefferson Parish was appointed
Chairman pre- tem. The Convention was AFTER
wards organized as follows:
"ORGsNf2lrros OF raE CONTAMINATION mo-
ton ofJudgc Downs, the Hon Thomas W. Scot,
was unanimously elected President. Messrs. J.
l.. Lewis Robert C. Nicholas, DIR. Rayburi, V.
Dehorchel, and Judge Overlon were chosen Vice
Presidents Messrs John f. Holland, David
Martin aud W l.. Tuomey were appointed Sec
retaries."
For The office Of Governor, Mr.. Soule nominal
ed Isaac Johnson Of West Feliciana, and Mf.
Taylor of Nalchitochcs presented J. Walker Of
Rapides. Both nominations we,e accompanied
with eloquent remarks on The lirsl ballot Johnson
received II, Walker a. Mr. J. was then declar-
ell, amidst deaiening cheers 10 be lie unanimous
choice Of the Convention Three long and loud
cheers, were also given Tor Mr. Walker
For Tie office 81 Lien, Governor, Mr. Sou!c
nominated Trasimund LIE ndry 9! Ascension, and
Col. Richardson presented the name OF General
J.B. Flauchc III Orleans. Judge Bryce warmly
and e0qUenliy susa ncd The claims OF Gen. 4.
the Gcvc,ed friend and companion in arms oil
jackson. Mr.. Landry was selected, and declared
10 he unanimously chosen iur The high honor--
He has already accepted The nomination
there is no doubt, that Mir Johnson will also ac-
cepi.
The New Orleans Republican gives the i"l-
IL. lines
Convention, which ausurs brilliant triumph
Speaking Of the nominees, whom the Tropic
{Whig) admits 10 he strong men, The Republican
thus forcibly ana elegantly speaks:
"Othcr distinguished men were in nomination,
any oil whom would have been worthy 10 carry
the standard ui Democracy in the approaching
campaign: but the choice Tell on Messrs- JONI
son ard LANDRY, aDd we low present them 10
the people as the candidates OF The Democracy
Both are natives oil the Siatc-bulii intimately
acquainted with is history, resources and condl-
ton-boh identified with The great Planting inie-
Iesi-both experienced, s:eadv. temperate, mora!
and praclcal-hoh without Spo! or blensh up
ON their characlers-bolh able, cear-hcadcd, IN.
dnSlrious, and weIl-intormcI-buih long lricd,
thoroughly proved, and well known 10 the people
both ORIGINAL. DEMocRATs--bo:h il favor oi The
great reforms OF The new Cons.iiuon-and both
certain 10 b. etccicd.
1--WE learn thai The proceeding, OF the Convcn.
ton we're conducted in great harmony, and iht
friends Of the other gentlemen i'll nomination
avowcd their intention 10 give 10 the ticket Al
enthusiastic support. This is the true spirit q
Democracy, and will ensure Tor the party a slo
rious victory We ieare il 70 older citizens thar
ourselves 10 say by how many thousands "
shall beat any ticket thai The Wing party car
start We 20 inlo The contest with The great land
marks Of our pany-'hfform, RtttactM'eW, y"
yular R.sitS q .So0,lG CArrencg, aA2 1t.ros a7in
Orcs0n'--inScrihed upon cur banner, stimulated
by noble cause, and certain Of glorious ricto
~
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MARRIAGES.,

Married, On Wednesday evening last, ~ ne
Rev. Geo. Woodbridge, Mr.. JosErn B. DARRELL,
Of Boston, Mass, 10 Mrs JosEfnlNR MARIA
Louisa VIs.IN,, Of this city.
Married, on The 81 inst, by The Rey'd James
Powell, Mr.. JAMES NJ. DAVIS TO Miss CATHERINE
E., the only daughter Of John w. Sale-all Q.
Orange Co., Va.
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CONCORD ACADEMY.

THE next session of this Institution will COM
i mence the lst of Iuy, at which time, some
Of the students, having completed their Academic
course, will leave vacancies for others
Address-Concord Academy, Caroline county.
FREDERICK WIN. COLEMAN.
June 24-c6t@
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i nave dppuluVQ iuS ~isb Adl " -"
gust next 10 carry into effect the above decree, on
which day, by 10 o'clock, A. NJ, The parties inle-
rested will attend before me at my Office aforesaid,
with such papers and other evidence as will ena-
bic me 10 make up the accounts ordered in The
cause. ADDISON HALL,
July lS-cwiw. Commissioner
TN CHANCERY.-VRG Al rules held in
i the Clerks Office of The Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chanccry Tor Cumberland
county, on Monday, the End day of June, 1915:
Leander Cox and Nancy his wife, and George
II. Matthews, Plaintiffs
against
James lsbell, late Sheriff OF Cumberland coun-
", and, as such, Administrator OF the Estates OF
Leonard Bosher, sr, and Leonard Bosher, jr, de-
ceased, Dr.. John Spencer Joseph r. Woodson,
Joseph Fuqua, Joseph 5. Palmore, Administrator
of Gideon Bosher deceased, John Smith and Eli.
2abeth his wife, formerly Bosher, Leonard E.
Simpson, in his own right, and as Administra-
tor of the Estate of Richard Simpson, deceased,
John w. Wilson, Administrator Of the Estate OF
Samuel r. Simpson, deceased William II. Lee
and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Simpson, Rich
ard H., Samuel, Leonard, James, Thomas and
Mary Amos, children of James Amos and Nancy
his wife John c. Bosher, Miletus Palmore and
Susan his wife, formerly Susan Bosher, Charles
Bosher, William B. Cox, Elizabeth w. Cox,
Matthew c. Cox Leonard B. Cox, Nancy Ann
Nj. Cox, Leander M. Cox, Josiah w. Cox,
Defendants:
The defendants, Charles Bosher, William B.
Cox, Elizabeth W. Cox, Matthew G. Cox, Lean
der M Cox, Leonard B. Cox, Nancy Ann NJ.
Cox, and Josiah w. Cox, not having entered their
appearance, and given security, according TO The
act OF Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, it is
ordered that the said defendants do appear here
on the first day Of the next August term, and an
swer the original and amended bills OF the plain
tifs and that copy OF this order he forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in The city OF
Richmond for Two months successfully, and post
ed al The front door of the Courthouse OF this
county. Copy-Iesle,
June 6-cw2m B. B. WOODSON, ID. G.
TN RY-vIRarNIA:-At Rules held
L in the Clerks Office OF The Circnit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Buckingham
county, on Monday, The 9Th day Of May, 1915:
Peter C. Davis Plaintiff;
against
Sarah L. Davis his vile, Defendant.
The defendant, Sarah L. Davis, not having
entered her appearance and given security &C.
cording to the act of Assembly and the rules OF
this Court, and it appearing BY satisfactory eyi-
dence that she is not an inhabitant ot this coun-
try: II is ordered that the said absent defendant
do appear at The rules 10 be holden for the said
Court on the first Monday in August next, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in the City of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
of the Court House of this country.
A Copy Tesie,
R. ELDRIpGE, G. G. s. Q.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
nrRs cG BURKE'S School will u reopen
MI ed ON The 18th day CT September next, when,
assisted as by masters OF experience and ability she
n nroposes thorough and extensive course Of Fe-
p ,sie Education. July l5-c2aw2w
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BACK AcAIS.-The Hon. Ashbe Smith, Sec
rotary Of State Of Texas, and Texan Charge 10
Great Britain and France arrived ia New York
By The Great Western lie has made .hors
,kr,atl
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troll. Congress may adoptcf reiase his suggestions
as they think best. They are not bound 10 sus-
tain The views which il is his duly 10 recommend
10 lleir consideration For this discharge OF his
duty, and for securing The union Of Inc two coua-
,s;es, which Congress and The people clearly de-
maniei, the President will be lIiumphan'ly sus-
tanned. II this be an usurpation OF authority,
let the Wings make the most OF il -
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ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN.
OyED DAY LATER

The steamship Great Western, Captain Mat
hcw> arrived al New York a, an early hour on
Monday morning, ION Liverpool whence shc
sailed on The 9Th instant, ore day after he BIZ
tannia.
There i, very lille news, and none Of a politi-
cal nature Of ant consequence.
II appears, however, that The improvement in
cotton noticed on the arrival Of Tie Britannia,
was tails sustained on The iih and 5h ins,
A direct line Of steam communication has been
opened between England ant China.
On the anniversary OF the declaration of Ame.
rcan Independence, The American ships a, Ii.
yerpool hoi>ied their flags, which presented 4
very gay appearance IN The surstine. Flags
were also hoi>ed al Mr. Cha, Wares and other
American houses
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CONVICTION AND SE"TEKce or GRseS.-On
Saturday lasi, the Jury, in The case CT Henry Il.
Green, al Troy, y. Y, charged with he murder
OF his wife, by poisoning her far days only az
ter her marriage, rendered verdict Of guilty."
when he va, .en'e..ced 10 be hung On The 10
Sentpmbpr
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The Board OF Trustees OF Washington Col
lege will proceed, on The 22d day Of February
next, TO appoint Cincinnati Professor of Militia.
" Science whose services shall be given wholly
10 the College Letters, addressed 10 The Secre,a.
~ Of The Eoard, or 10 Presiden! Runner, will be
attended 10.
SAM'L. Med. REID, Secretary.
Julv 1l-rwiIS
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MARKETS.

Loadon .Noney .M1let, .Jtly /, p. M-The nc
co;:a's received from Mexico are, under rxi>lirg
circnmsa noes, deemed If yerv great il pDr.ance
The banlshment of Santa Anna i looked Upon -
the Wi>est step which tke government could have
pursued, all persons revolving al Tie punshmtn M
o! death; ard his exile will be IN many RESPECTS,
moe Elective for consolidating tie new govern.
menr.
We have JUS, learned tia, The sum rsmied 10
the firm Of Schneider & Co, The new agens al the
Mexican Government, on account C!lhe di,iceLt,
is f2l 500
L,rsrp0ol CO.}on ILtid, Julv l. p. NJ
There has been an upward tendency in our mar.
he, Tor fortnight past Tor American Cotton,
which has gradually resulted in IN ADVANCE of
II per III. BIalil> also mu>l lie quo cd III tcarer.
Egyptians and Suiats are without change in ri.
ces. Sea Islands command extreme rates. ri ere
has been taken on speculation 10000 American,
and for expectation $50 American, SO Sufai.
We close with healthy demanj Forwarded
inro the country un.nd durirg The past month.
10000 American and $50 Pernam.
The prices decls rel by the Committee OF Br
kers this week Tor fair cotton, are Bowed AID,
Mobile AID, Orleans Aid.
Lir0rool Com EI,haage, J0iy 4, y. NJ
Our market This morning was well attended ~
Town ard country m,lers. and aho' The weather
assumed much more favorable aspect. iolpra.
bic business was transacted 10 Irish v hfs' al an
amendment Of ID 10 81 rer 20 lbs, upon The our
rencv Of last market; English and foreign auy
paid, 'honsh not equally saleabe, participating
IN similar advance In bonded whcais, hove.
Ter, no further sales were reported today, he high
prices asked having checked The demsnd Ir,h
-four, being taken of rather freely, realized Cd
rsr sack over previous raes; but 10 Canadian
lille was done-2000 hbls. 81 he latter having
been offered by auction al The Close OF the mar
kct, and except 100 sold At 26s, The whole was
Withdrawn tor want Of bicders.
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YXas!,inston College.
AT LEXINGTON, VA.

TTENRY RUFFNEI, ID. d., President and
III Professor of Ethics and Rhetoric.
Rsy'd. PHlLo CALHOUN, A. NJ, Professor OF
Mathematics.
Rev'd. GEO D. ARMSTRONG, A. M Professor
ofNalura Philosophy and Chemistry.
GEo L. DABNEY, A. M, Professor Of Lam
suascs
Capt Tmos. II. WILLIAMSON, ofiheV. NJ. ms,
Cincinnati Professor ol Military Science
The annual session is from September Isl 10
the last Thursday in June, with recess Of nine
DAYS al Christmas. The Treasures fees re-
auired in advance, are: For tuition, 30 dol airs;
room rent, dollars; malriculation lee, dollars;
and deposit, dollars; The last being for servants
hire. fuel lor The public rooms, damages &C. the
balance, if any, is returned al The end OF HE ses
sion. Private boarding, from Il 10 dollars or
month. The contingent expenses for fuel, lishts,
bedding, washing, books, &c, vary, bul NAV be
estimated at from 80 10 S45 per session By slfct
economy, and by boarding himself, Gas some
have done,) student may reduce the above
named expenses 10 about S!25 per annum.
Provision is made for the admission Of INDECENT
students Of good character and talents without
payment Of tuition fees.
Letters Of enquiry may be addressed 10 lie Pre-
sident, or 10 GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG,
Clerk OF the Faculty.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

kllmarnOcK, July u, ToI3. J
lhave appointed Thursday, The 2lst day OF An
gust next 10 carry into effect the above decree, on
which day, by 10 o'clock, A. M, The parties in,e-
rested will attend before me at my Office aforesaid,
with such papers and other evidence as will ena-
bic me 10 make up the accounts ordered in the
cause ADDISON HALL,
July lS-cw4w. Commissioner.
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The Democratic State Convention of This gal
liant Stale, assembled ii Baton Rogue on the lith
inst, On motion Of Col Richardson Of Rapides,
Col. Preston of Jefferson Parish was appointed
Chairman pre- tent The Convention was AFTER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05

that a copy Of this order be ,th inserted
IN some newspaper printed in the city Of
Wheeling, ioi two months successively and
posted atihe front door at the cou , house of
Ohio county. A copy Tesie.
ALEX LAIDLEY, Clerk.
Alex Wilson. mar II
"a l~RGiNIA-fN CuANcERy Al Rules held
nnthe CLERKS Office of The Circuit Sure,
r or Court OF Law aud Chancery Tor the cuun-
" OF Ohio, in the month of Mar:h, Isis.
Mark Douglass, complainant,
rs.
Norgaa Nelson, The Trustees Of the Il imon,
Blrk &c 5, Clairsville, David HaddeD, Alex.
anter Wilson, Archibald Woods, la'e Size.
riff Of Ohio county, and as such. Admins
traitor de boni> non oi Marcus Wilson, de-
ceased ard GEORGE Duly, defendants.
The def,rd,nt> Dasit Had n ard The Trus-
tees oi the Belmont Bank OF ST { lairSville, not
having entered their appearance and gwen Sc
curly according to the net OF Assembly ard
the rules OF this court. aud il appearing iy "a,
'IS'actoty proof that they are not Inhabitants al
This Common wea.ih-on motion uf the con-
p~lainant by counsel, h Is ordered, IN 4 he said
defendants do appear here on the first day c
the neNttcrm OF this court and answer The con-.
%plainan's bill; and that n copy OF This order b.
forthwith inser,e in some newspaJ err printct
N the city of Wheeling, for Two months sue
ceSsively. and posted az he front door oi IN,
court house OF O1io county. a copv Testc,
ALEX L LAlDLEY, Clerk.
IW +. mar IL
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VIhGlNIA-IH CnANcERY.-At Rules held
y IN he Clerks Office of The Circuit sune
.lOI Coefl oil Law and CnanceIy Tor he coun
~ Of Ohio, in The month OF March ISi5.
BARLEY DsnnsioD, complainant.
against
Darius Buck and Bancroft Woodcock and
JONES M Woodcock, partners under the firm
o. b Woodcock & Son. defendants
me defendant Darius Buck, not having en-.
Iered his appearance and given gecuritv ne
c,fuIng 10 The act OF Assembly and The rule
OF Ills cour', and IL appearing by ,tisIsrtory
pI'oi NAT he is not an lnbabite H. Of This Com.
m"nwcaIlh-on motion OF The complainant lac
6onn,e', u - ordered, that tie said defend,n,
Il ms couu and sr>we the coinbIainan,,s XII
and nat a copy Of this Ufder b. forbwiib ~,
'ereI IN some newspaper printed in tbe ci'r
"l Wheshbg, Tor two montl uccessiyely on11
rosed at The front door Of the corr bo,, a"u
ONO county Ac Ty TeStc,
ALEX T LAIDLEY, Cic,k.
MAJ II
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WlRGlNIA-k cuANersY--A1Ruies held

NlBGINlA-IN CBANcEsY--AtR Rules held
' ~ The Clerks office oi the Cncrit Su-
feii"r Cuuit OF Law and Chancery for the
tonuy q, mo 10 he nonil, Ct March, 1915.
Bel min i j%un6ins, Complainant
0gaiRH
James y Jark.on, DcGndant.
The defendant MT having entered his ar
peafance md 21yen >ecuuty according Ioihc
act ct Assembly AMI The rules ofthis c.ut.
q it apTeaiing by solsia eiory pfoofthat he
vs. h"i on 'hh'titf oi Of this Commonweafh /;
pn motion ot the complainant h, rrnosct
Is ordered ,h,tjhe said fcfrnJant do snoI,r
here on toe h',t day q he ext term oifbi,
',uI' a"c e'S"ef'ae mplatLants bi'i;aod.
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L&R.
WmGINIA-Is cn.xc.a,-At Rules held

W IRGINIA-Is CH.Ncssr-At Rules held
v in the Clerks '0ice 1.-THE Cir, uit Supc>
ricr Court Of Law and Chancciy for the coun.
" OF OHIO, in the month u f Mare, 1915.
Hamilton, Complainant
against
John r ForSy III, James T. Anderson, andJames
III Forsyth, and Lucien Lowiher, I,abella
Lowiher and Mary Elizabeth Lpwiber,
which sail Lucien, Isabella and Mary Eli
zaheth are infant CT ildren and heirs at law
OF Samuel Lowtscr late OF Ohio county de.
ceased. Defendants.
The defendants, John Il Forsyth aud J ,mc>
F. Anderson, not having %entrre! their appear
ancc and give en- security according To he act
oi Assembly and the rules Of this c1uri. and it
appearing by satiSts ctoiy proof that they are
not inhabitants of This Cummonwealth--on
motion of the complainant by counsel, i, is
ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here on the first day OF the next term 81 this
court as d answer The complainani'S bill; ami
that I copy of Ibis order be forthwith n>erled
in some newspaper printed in the city Of
Wheeling, for two months successfully, and
POSED AZ The troni door Of The cour. house OF
Ohio county A CORY TeSte,
ALEX L LAIDLEY, Clerk.
L.& Il. mar IL
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lbs oak Tan Spanish sole Leather
I3OOO do hemlcck tan do do do
300 do country sole do do
10 dozen curriso boot morocco skins
10 do Madras do do d.
u d. fine curriso KID do
> do brush d. d.
6 do pink lining ,krs IN d,z fair Innings
10 do binding skins $50 lhs heel sIarialcs
too papers nj 4 q and 5 onncos inoks
30 bushels B'sInn shoe peg. Pssorted sizes
so lhs No. best hall hlcsched shoe Thread
200 Il" No 10 blenched and gteen do
T,gclher with bno' webbing, boot laces, black
APE, hfsilcs. AMI shoe blackiug. (Alason's hest.
warranted 10 he n FIRST rate ariicle)- Also 80 dozen
mems aud boys summer hats uf different kinds.
The above stock has hccn selected from The manu-
iacIuters with great care. expressly for the retail
rnde. and which We can recommend Ia our
'usiomr rs ms leiug frs, rate articles. all ,f Which
lNe will sell extremely low for cash
Our old Gus 'oners and Ihe public. are respectfully
invited Ia call and examine our stock, anh We
ledge ourselves tn sell as good nh article. aud a.
heap, as any other sore IN Wheeling. Country
merchants will do we Ia give us T. call before
ur,h as we shall hc enabled Ia sell Them
oois md shoes by the dozen veIy low Tor cash.
up %
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"IHGiNlA-lN CnASoERy AT Rules held
in he Clerks Office ut the Circait Supe-
riut Court of Law and Chancery for the coun.
~ OF Ono, in The month OF March, 1915.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Wheel
ing, complainant.
against
james Baker, administrator Of the osia'e OF
Israel Updegraf, deceased, Mary Ann Nor
r,S, Sarah UpdegrafT, Jane UpdegtofL. Joseph
Updegraf, Juliana Updegiaf, Jos,ah + Uphe-
graf, Elizabeth G UpdegIafT. Edward I Up
deetefi and t,rael Updegrch, The younger,
which SAID Mary Ann Morris, Sarah, Jane,
JOSEPH. Juliana, Josiah +, Elizabeth c, Ell.
ward ] and Israel Updegraf, are children
and heirs ut law of the s,id ISRAEL Upde graf,
deceased, anI Ell z,beih Campbell, Samuel
Lyon and Nantv his wife John Richie and
Ellen his wife, John e Campbell and Parker
Campbell, defendants.
The deicndon,s Sarah UpdegraT, Jane Up.
tegrsf Joseph Updesrad, Julana Undergrad,
Josiah + Updeerad, Edward / Updegrah and
Israel VI oegrah. and Elizabeth Campbell Sam
net Lyon and Nincy his wife, John Riichi,
and Ellen his wife and John G Campbell, no,
having cn'ered their appearance and given Sc
Guilty according 10 The act of Assembly and
the rules Of this court, and il appearing by sa,
iisfaclory proof That they are not inhabiiani,
OF this Common weallh-on MOTION ot the com
~plainant ty counsel, il is ordered that he sale
defendants do appear here on the first day o
the nextterm OF tbi. court and anSwe: the com
piainant's bill; and that q copy Of this order b,
forthwith inserted in some newspaper PRIME,
IN the city of Wheeling, Tor two months sue
ceS>ively, and posted a; the front door of tn,
court house OF Ohio county. A copy Tcstc.
ALEX Il LAIDLEY, Clerk.
L&R. mar III