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The New York herald., 1845-08-26

earliest heralds, they came, il report be true from
one Of this committee. They were the same her.
aids of defiance and threats, which now once more
come from them and Lexington be the glori-
name she bears and If Fayette be the gor
dshonored grave Of undisturbed centuries am sat-
ished to trust my explanation of my editorial OF last
gestion in addition to those have already made that Ii
they torture my meaning from the which
none but such clearheaded men these will do; that
upon mere verbal and grammatical crcism and literal
interpretation could not have blacks for in
the whole South there five millions Of whites to
three Of blacks not in Kentucky there six whites
s to be made between the whites and blacks even then
the whites are the "masses." No, these men cannot
they do not, believe what they say. They say that
deny the validity of the laws in of the most impor
tan social relaonsn this is absolutely false Turn to
letter published, and strange to- say, they will
there find an article, from my pen where maintain
BILE, against the Albany Patriot of those aboli-
tionsts with whom these men say am allied, the pro.
position in relation to slavery that that Is property
which the law makes property" 1t is thing to ad
NIT the legality OF thing and another thing to deny its
justice. Oh, Henry! oh, Thomas. Oh Dudley Oh, De.
verley, surely ye Daniels come to Judgment" To
say that Regard for the public peace" induces Henry
and Thomas, and Dudley, and Beverley to shoulder
den when they knew he could neither pull trigger nor
WELD pen and shed his blood thus violating only
tine % r otas but every pln
as is magnanimous or likely to be carried into execu
ton
out dM mletuhonJ du outuBe ~ u De perpelId
ted which will stain with eternal dishonor Fay etes
heretofore proud and fair escutcheon pray you people
OF Lexington and yettc get OF truth,
of more sense Of eloquence than these pos
scss to give you an to say that you Were driven
from your proprety to the perperaton Of this deed by
the power of genius, which at times obscure the
cleares nteects and madden the noblest hearts into
crime G. NJ. CLAY.
August 18th, lsi5
This is but the beginning of violent abolition
movement in that neighborhood Cassius M Clay
L., 4. 4 r,.-
-on the very borders of the State from which he
has been elected, causing great deal Of i'll feeling
and bitterness throughout the community of both
States.
The New York herald., 1845-08-26

The MOUNTAIN EXPEDITION Information has
Seen ,Se cnmsrG IN y o hs date
Of the letter, the command all we'll The weather
had been favorable that they had made much more
rapid progress than anticipated Their journey had
extended to the South West Pass OF the mountsns--
From that point they returned to Fort on the
Platte; thence they were to proceed 70 b:n's M ron
the last Of the present month We anticipate from the
habits Of observation Of the officer In command nighy
interesting account Of the expediton-SH LOUIS nsPS'
~auf. l6.
The New York herald., 1845-08-26

practical mechanic-a ship carver The editor Of the
shop in Bath few weeks ago. and found him nth his
coat of busily engaged upon the figure of ship
bestinformed in Maine. His speeches in Congress
| show him to be man great talent
At a recent meeting OF the Regular Baptist Asso-
citation in Rush county, IN unfortunate division took
point which caused the division was whether it was
right Fellowship church holding the doctrine of
the employment Of human in the work of saliva
ton" The discussion, this speculative point,
carried with much warmth, until eventually mi
nority of the Association headed by DR.. Wilson Thomp
son withdrew and proceeded 20 organise Associa
ton. The seceders called the AntiMeans party,
and the old body the Means party
The Learned Blacksmith, Mr.. Burritt, has been
obliged to defer visit to the West, account of
we're pulmonary attack which threatens serious
quences to his health The state of his lungs is such
utes at time. He Is now at the sea shore.
The White Plains Journal states duel almost came
of at Lake Mahopac the other day, between Mr. Brown
and MIR. Brewer, both Of New York. hop, fair lady,
hs tns nesting but Juds: Jefferson Smith Of New York
nteere and the matter was settled at the bar Of the
hotel
portion Of the sth Regiment, now stationed in
East Florida ordered to proceed Immediately to the
relief of the 9th Regiment to be stationed as follows
Bay; Companies and G Pensacola; one Company at St.
Augustine; Company A., Baton Rouge; Company X,
Of the 10 remain for the present at st. Angus
tine.-- ST. .dagusfine Neics.
The Hon. Henry Clay left Ashland, on the 10th
inst for White Sulphur Springs IN Virginia. He is
in fine health.
The Natives and Wings of Vicksburg, Miss, re-
Gently elected hishman ono Of the Common Coun-
Gil men Of that city.
Miss Farley, editress of the Lowell Offering, was
robbed Of gold watch, in tee cars above Lowell one
day last week
Mr.. YAREScE, the great pedestrian, who won the
match at Syracuse, is now walking in the Whig Commit
ROOM State street, Albany bet Of $3.50 to walk
55 successive hours without sleep or rest He commen
ced on Sunday al O'Clock r. VI. This is his last feat
prior to his departure for London walk 80 hours for
purse Of fi0o0.
A large barn, belonging to the estate OF the. late
Charles Davis, School street Roxbury was des'roy-
ed with It's contents on Saturday morning. about four
O'Clock The fire was the work Of an incendary. One
or two engines from Boston, on hand as usuaI but
the fire was got under before their arrival and there
scarcity Of water lNlk y
Traders who have recently arrived at ST. Louis,
from Fe state that there are many citizens OF the
United states almost every part Of Mexico, carrying
on the adventures Of commences; they have ventured
The New York herald., 1845-08-26

STAR SPANGLRD BANNER SUNK Is with regret
that we have TO record the loss of of our finest
steamers the spangIed Banner The officers ofthe
steamer which arrived here last evening reports
that on Thursday about o'clock PM, tho steamer
Star spangled Banner, Capt Phillips, bound from this
port New Orleans with about two hundred and fifty
tons Of freight struck snag ct the head of DEVILS Is
land, hundred and fifty miles below this city,
and sunk Immediately TO her guards in about eight and
half feet water She left here Wednesday afternoon
and in order to make OF getting without damage
took board but little half the tonnage she could
have carried She a fine boat, fitted up in ele
giant STYLE and did great credit to her and build
who went to the expense of between 240o0 and
in order to bring out something superior to the
usual run of Ohio steamers This her second trip
to New Orleans and unfortunately will prove her last
for learn that there s little hope Of raising
saving anything below her main decks. She 10 owned
by Captain Phillips her commander, Mr.. Bateman first
clerk, and firm in Cincinnati at which place she
built and finished six or eight weeks since
We understand that she partially insured, but to
what amount unable to ascertain. Her cargo,
the largest proportion Of which in her hold will of
be badly damaged not entirely lost The heavi
shippers in her Mr. H. D. Bacon, who had about
400 barrels Of -four; L. A. O. Farwell Co. 1000 pigs
lead SO hhds Of tobacco, shippers name unknown; be-
1900 and bushels Of wheat belonging to A.
W. Fagin; $40 barrels Of -four, Wse Lee Co, Alton
I60 DO McElroy and Libby Alton besides several
other lots shippers names unknown-Sf Louis New Era
Aug. 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
" IRGINIA-Ohio Circuit Superior Court
Law snd Chnncerv. November 9Th, lS45.
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.
Aarn Chaontr,
TN
James Caldw,lrs Executors and ( CHAscERV
OIhers. 1
ABSTRACT.


THIS cause came ON again 10 he heard &c
Whercupon u further appearing The saIisia cior,
"i the Co a. that the nDswers Of the gunrIians I'D
ht'a. Tor The infant deienjnnis, had not been filed
when The said Il, eree &c the 3l,l day of January
1874. was made. the Court doth a,jndse order aud
decree that the sn,d report re re. committed to tho
said 'mes PAUL.. Esq Ia audit, state ind settle tho
ace ounI !" said J"hn LIST and Sable ki Brady and o(
each ui 'hemws Executors and Trustees Of the estate
~ The snd James Caldwell the ce,,ed M re.
qnrrd by The Inrmer decree Of The said Jannarv
1914 ard ais" IA" accounts OF The parties. dspsees
mud Lgat,s under he Will al James Caldw ell Tho
el!er. deceased and hat is respectively due To
them and that he make ep,ri the feof Ia he Court
with all COW eneni SPEED. with anything deemed
pertinent 10y himself; ~ specially required by either
OF The parties. And The conrt doth direct that tho
said Commissioner IN auditing, stating ond settling
'he account hereby ordered may adopt ~ much of
his f'rRer account and proceedings rs my he found
favorable Ia the interests of the said infant dcfcn.
dan's Bot before proceeding Ia take The account
hereby ORDER d. the sud Commissioner shall Cause
Opar notice IL be gwen Ia the parties setting
ioih the lime aud place fixed by him for taking tho
snmc- giving personal notice 10 all wih,n tho
Stale. and by publication Ia all without unless the
duly appear by counsel or in p,rsDr"
Te.lc. ALEX II LAIDLEY. Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

ID ECEINED from New York. Philadelphia anil
IN Baltimore large and general assortment
oi Grocer es, hich will he di.rosed ~ on tie most
favorable terms. consisting in part OF The follow ,ng
800 sacks prime RIO Coffee
50 bags Java do
SO do Al-pcc and Pepper
81 brls Lnaf Sugar
200 boxes TIN Plate cross
do double ross
2500 Br"zets md shesiiny Copper
1000 lbs Ranca Tn
rs chests Y II Tea
So ca,iys Gnnpowder and Imperial Tea
ION hhds y D Sugar
$50 hfls do hiulasses
200 kegs Nails assorted sizcs
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns assorted 5 a 10
so boxes Raisins
50 boses Cnyendish Tobacco. assorted s G 10
Ia l6 and pound lnmps
So Kegs 6 Twisi Kentucky
100 d"z = Buckets
5000 lbs Cheese
aug FLEMING & HUN TER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
REMOVAL
FRENCH DYEING ESTABLISHMENT IN

g LOHLEIN, French Dyer. on the other
side oi the bridge South Wheeling, second
door from + Kolle,'s Store, returns his CRATE
for ner tarnrs, aud respectfully informs them
that he has added 10 his ,stnblishme u import
ant and, ~ France, newly discovered Improve
mentS. lie gives more lustie. ncatress and dus
rahility 10 the color.d stuils, without mjur:ne
them.
He feels perft city confder TO give every snti.
of liberal patronage. oct24
SoUTH WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
~ FACTORY + LOuLEIN, would respects
"''y inform siorrkeepers IL this city. aud citizens
generally. that he is now ready fnr printing d.
m's'i" Blue Calic"rs. in conneciinn with his
French Dying esah!i,hmcni. aud he truss Ia give
The same sa'IsiiciInn in thus branch. that he has
rendered in his I'D business Jun 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

G hh v. IA. jus, received finn New York
- Thi'ndcltita aud Bsl,irnurc mn nnu., nj,
"t' nhd ''anui"l siork vi raShiunphl. Fail mn,
n'"t S"ds n"~ styles and new rric.s
iA'"g .ren' several woct, ia II c Eastern cite,
t"urh All Tie auct"u', shd there sci, c,c,
4" '"' 81 G. DDS ni The loves, roles to, CA n.
~ wei assured Iha, can uiier my OLD cus,,,uet
~" we r"hIo ~ general mu'h cheaper Bargain
mar Other h"u'e West 1T the Ainunin ~.
NJ" Is The t'mo Tor Gsutlemsn 10 renl,ni.b n .,
""fd''"''os Cold weather Is Gn.i ,rprosobm,
when NIL vii e. Il It e,s~nn.I, neee.,,,,, 49,.
god s"Tply OF Winter clo,hns.
itkins mio consideration the hardnc.. O, IA.
nave lHk"h urusuai pains ~ purchase IN,
',.'"is much cheaper Than have ever done Def re-
inc TACT that my customer, invariably p.y me iL.
rA'N. enable. ne 10 max. my nurcb,s.. ,,, ., h .
NY own rncc; therefore am able Ia sell far chcar
- uhhn ever. And row a. .'ll inie,d To ,el
''opS on nee pay down principle have no he,
"'"h ~ saying 'h,' can give hclisr harcuins ih,
Wy 's''hiishmehi ~ this "r ary ohcr CIV
CLOTHS. CASSlNEREc, &c MY stock con
'h's ~ Ihfi al Black. Blue Black. Bmwn. Pumo. Il,
\'ilhc Grc-n and other Faucy cu,orrh Bcna,
,"h''h'o"'liuls iylcs from 81 IL $40 pryd Frrnrl
Lhs''sh aud amerr al double mill,d aud twill,
'"'y $40 pam cAssiM' ms, of IN se a very lnrc
assortment new w lee and =. matkably chcnn pricc
from SO c'ns TO 81. l50rsoi Cn,.ine,s ali col
o'. an"ii'i', aud prices. from thirty cents tn am
do'af' Pilot aud Beaver Cloths Of all colors an
qualities
STlNGS-A My stock oi ve.,inss !. large nm
''uh'"u'' MI e"iire n"w styles md very utahl
p'''''''' s"'h - hgd Velvet Wooden Velvet. Me
rIn". Whiio Marscilles and various other kinds
N"'h'nsw and TiouboGom Blankets Of superb
f"ali'ie'i SPLENDID nnrle Of HEAVY EEDs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

NANDLES.--rhe subscriber wnuIi a. iuuu
~ b" friends aud The PnhIic that he has con-
mrnrrd The mnnniariue al MOULD AND DIPPED
CANDLES made "ipmIe ioiiop. which lac Warrants
equal !" anything Of The Kind manufac ufed here ar
elsewhere. and he viii furnish them wholesale or
fe'n''"s cheap n ihcy can he purchased anywh cre
"" wonld respectfully s"lIcii n share ni public
patronage Factory in Market Alley. herween
Hi',n ara Market Streets. M WARREN.
dee 21-;f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

- CASKS NADER
81 Bags Pepper
90 do Pimentos
10 Bbls Alum
so boxes Bunch Raisias
bales = Almonds
cases brimstone
cask Blue Vitriol
2barrels loves
20l Mats Cassia
90 boxes Chocolate
oask Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels Camwcod
30 do Clipped lockwood
harrci Cream Tariar
harr,is Grouhd GinSer
ceroons lniigp
cask Lamp Black
cases Lquo.Ice Ball
25 kecs Mustard
IL barrel Nutmess
sob Is Loaf sugars.
All INST ceived anu fo: snleby
~ 10 GRANGEE Il BAILEYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
LADIES SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

No Dc Main 81. a ftw do0rs nbope the bookstore of
Wm. J R0b6.
WHEELING. VA.
Nd ESPECTFULLY nf,rms The Ladies oi Vince.
l. Y ling, ihnt he manufactures Ladies Shippers oi
AZ srrLE- aud COLORS, Of superior quality aud
Beauty. lie warrants all work from his shop To he
,uIr'ior to Eastern manufacture. aud wall be sold
90 per eui theapct
The public are invited Ia call aud satisfy them.
1vlNcy lem inn q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
UNITED STAT HOTE Ell,
WATER STRt TT.

II.
VBNiiE undersigned respectfully inform the pub.
- lie. that they have leased the above house
Tor term OF years;hn had IL entirely re modelled
aud very much improved in the arrangement OF il
r"'ns aud po"hes; hav- had II newly and hand.
snme'y painted. catpeIed and pnpercd through ou'
and newly furnished. IN style unsurpassed by an,
Hotel in The West. Every article Is eaiircly now
aHd The whole house bri l,.n,ly lighted with gns.
They 'He' The accommodations Of The house I,
The public. fully determined, that oil guests shall
find nj their house entertainment that will not TAI
io nH'ri satisfaction.
From the superior arrangemsn nj OF The House md
Table. and the location Of The house in frnni OF The
Sieamb'a, landing. they indnlee the hope. iha
they will receive liberal shire al puLlic patronage
may , MITCHELL & CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

b"'k Books Of every description. Ruled TO any
pattern. and Bound u. order
Periodicals. Mnsic. &c Lound IN n neat and du.
A"'P style. Old Books Rebound. Libraries repaired
&c.
ofder" from any part OF The country attended To
WIN rf"mpiii"de. JAMES Nj EWING.
SII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
ALEX r LAlDLEY, CLERK,
NOTICE

CoMMissmNFR's 0SFIcE. November 10. 1915.
The parties interested IN The foregoing decree
are hereby notified. that I hav 2 appointed Monday
The ID u day ol December neIi, NJ my offEce ihe
cng ~ wheeling. AZ The time and place. when and
whcf" slmli ~ coed 10 Iakc The account therein
directed And fcquIre The parties 10 appear and
pfo'luco hcl"fe sDch hOpks paper. aceOpns,
proofs sd vouchers. are required by he terms
~ sim decree ~ enable me 10 make The repofi.
nNl 10 JAMES A CLARKE Conn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
HORN BROOK & DILLON,


HAVE removed heir E,labli.hn Ia their
H New Buck Bui ding, east side of NJ lg.
KIT s.. a few doors hsiow The Post Ollcr.
where they have supplied themselves with a
arw and large Engine and other fixture Ter
iAeIr business, IN superior style.
They carry IN The House and STEAM
BOAT W UNR'Nf; IN Ill - hrarch.s
MACHINE OR PATENT PIE.
We are prepared {" supply oar Gus omers 10 any
eIIch' with The a'"ve pii al The 81 qualify. aud
~ prices as low as II ~ h' Re had ~ The cnnnrry
Ih"v have con'ttnlly on md Uydiant> of
various fe>cfil ton, baUer> Kettles, wafer clos.
els, bath Tub hot and cold shower baths re-
ioTt' i"r bleaching, chemical arp r.iu>, T. ad
ccfhnS, rateni bath rump>, lead pipes Of ain siz.
IS, Nher, lead o. any ,nickncss aud worked up
IN any manner OF iOIm.
Water conducted lhio1sh lcahcn pipes from
springs 10 dwelling bUu>e> IN The country
superior pumps Tor country wells, Steam En-
gIn"S &c. &c.
All orders thankfully received and punciu
ally attended tu
STEAM POWER.
FOR manuldciHiing purposes can he supplied
lo several description. Oi mechanics IN the
2 story Of then building, or on the ground
floor al very moderate rent.
Wheeling. Nov IL, rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

NE AiiOGANY VENEeRS-IOOOO Fee, -,
WE Mlah"eany veueers jnsl reed and Tor sale
a. l43 hIaInsI. Wheeling Va
seP2I MENDEL e. HARBOUR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
CArSl CAPSl CATSl
WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL
III II n u q II . n. q 4,

y ~ a y ~ ~ Y y = " fs
o. l'o'nn''r e.. "car the sOut nd 9
<sz ri ia, Market House. -
DARE g. IIoGE. arc now manufacturing au,
Will Keep 'onsianily "u hard. {, laree a,sn,imcni
HATS AID CARS" III the Gorsi Styles aud manu-
iaeinred ',om the heat n'',c'hi- Boh 81 us hem.
PRACTICAL Halter. We mako mud supeJ,nicnd th,
makIng .! ail the Has We SELL Our CSps are ni,
ebs~e,i irhm me no.i cN, s.,,e Cop Manufacture.
n''he Eastern Cuirs, nj the L,we.i prices
EAitthose .n want UI genuine article anJ late,
Amer'o9n fn,hi1n 81 Hats ai,d CnI. VIII AWAY,
Mad them \, our 90 Rhlishmsni, winch We intend l.
make known mud ,slkai ri b, ali men. from
good werk aud Lw prizes
sepi DARE & ECGE, Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
TODD s. HOWELL,
Sign of the black mammoth, Foot
South end Of Market Square

" OGD HOWELL w"nld intrm III ~
a ihcu cd rsIr and all The balance Of hi.
G. immunity. hni they sre now receiving fresh from
the workshops of The Eastern Manufacturers. IN a.
''h''vs assortment Of Buos Shoes Leather Cars
Lasts, fmdi s.. DC. which Ihcy pledge Ihcrnsclves.
are 81 hs good quality md viii lie sold rs low ~
my lot ar lois e the same nuirl,s thu, !. nov or
ever las been brought INTO his market; a. thee
goods we'e carefully selected expressly Tor nnr
rcia'! trade, they may he relied upon ~ genuine
and Il We sell any article prime aud il should
moi ufn QUITE be such we will make il good in ia,
ntII ~. chrsc made by snch nhiydnn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

ID ECEIvED THIS DAY--A fresh Ia, of Gen
IL ilcm"n's Breast Pms Of n new style ;also some
q D." Shin Studs. Fre ger Rugs. G"ld Guard KEYS.
new style. G"li Thnhts, Gold md Silver PEI oils
&c DC. JOHN BISHOP. Sign II he Big Wanh,
aug 81 N"l32 Mansi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
CAUTION TO ALL,


Ei ALL ihE WORLD JAKE NOTICE,
AND BE AkEFUI. NOT To BUY THE
(SHGAR COATED)lM IMPROVED INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY BOX
has on II the wR rrtH signature oil The or.
eindl inventor aud p8ten'ee,
G BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
These pleasant Pi Is possess puweis Ia optn
All The nalsral drains ct the system viz. The
Lungs, KIDNEYS, SKIN q. BOWELS-
huheuo uSsNowN 10 The pracIcc OF medicine;
AMI 81 complete ha> been heir triumph owe,
all other a.rdicincs that many have been led
Ia suppose they con ain some powerful mineral;
but uPnn examination bV DrS Chiffon, Ram
dolph, Huntington and Others, This SupposIIion
Is a. once proved 20 be g;ouudleSs.
Sold ~ New York. at The principal Office,
10 Greenwich SlIeo', also by Rush'un g. Co,
Bro dwsy, corner O: 18th street..
Pamphlets TO be lad oi ascn's grnlis.
B.-Persons will also notice IN the top =
bel an engraved Indian hgufe, cross ed with fin,
ed niinI.
The genuine NAV also he boueh t with atIty
al d. GuiUn'-, conner at BOweiy and Crane
street, aud Mrs Hays, l39 Fulon steer Brook
| ,yn, and at respectable stores throughout The
! IIutt-t STAIRS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
GLUE AND GLASS PAPER

SN Il. HORNBROOK, manulaciu,eS and
~ j. cOnS'antlr prepared T. supply all or
der> i"i Glue Il Glass Paper Uf superIor DUAL.
", wbIcn will bc iutni>bed To dealers OF con.
suntIS ~ as low ra,r as Ibry Can purchase
T. ans" here Orders lrn al me w rehuuSr
Oh Market sreri, brow the Post Office will b,
pr mJtv supplied.
Feb 49, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
JESilE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
ID OHIO COUNTY. SCT.=Ihe C,rc.n Nun.r

~ VIE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
IA OHIO COUNTY. SCT-1he Circuit SUPER
'o' C""HJ L"p and ChonCeJs .IoJ sa,i &. aniy.
Th"m's NJ Alexander misunderstanding OH
The estate oi Jamc. A NJ Cresry. de. In
cehsrd versus fChsucety
J'hu NJ MCrenry aud ,ihcr.
George w Harper. John w Viewer aud John NJ
MCfe3fy. h"n-rssident defendants ia the nbuye
ehns". wni TAKE r"iire that on Friday The o ,lny
"i December 1916. b,fwsen The hnnts 81 10 a..
r""S NJ aud . o'clock T. NJ, ~ The office OF
james Clarke, commissioner ~ tie tily ~ Vice.
''h2 ~ The rrnniy md stale AFORESAID. The snid
plaintiff viii proceed Il" Inke TIE depo.iit,n- 81 WV
j Silly. lsnnc W Muchell. Al, x9ni.r Wilson H..
ram B"wn. john x Browne. Dnniri G. LsI
Jnme' Wheat. John hrga". William - Qnarr,r,
"n Al'S"nd"fT L.idIey. tn tie rend ~ eync, c. M,
y" "hos" cnu.e A'd ~ from any cans. the sill
"ep s'i on- cnn ~" he taken on that tav. then the
taking 81 The snme will I've adlontned frnn, day In
dave nnd Ia such place may he convenient nnnl
C"'hP'"h 5V nov 6
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Ne o o / S.

100 Trs MeL's Thick and KIP B,urs
EGO do kp Wafer rroui do
2UU do calf do a.,
100 do Sepl Boot.
JUo de- cali and Mnrpccn SO
400 do Boys Thick aud KIP ,ol.
SuO d. cali mud Morocco 10
lOO d. Seal do
3OO do Youth Thick aud Kip Boots
luD do rail- aud M.rrco d.
fpO de- w mere ZIP Lace Brnls
5UO de cali Lace do
200 10 Fine do Merocco Boots
I5O do lid DO do
Iu0 Do Lasting Grite' do
$40 do MiSSos' calf Md Morocco Lace q 20
5uO do Kip and Cram do
900 de- Chilhfcus Momcrn nnd Kid Bon
9JO DE- CANT rupn and Seal do