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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

ur-yrIANCERY-Io the Cmcut SureTiOr
O.. ~ W. -. - o H,hancsIu for Ohio cannay
Between The Merchants & Mechanics Bank
OF Wheeling, complainant
and
James lker, administrator of Israel Ut,fe.
81 deceased, May Ann Norris. Sarah IN.
drsrah, Jane UDdePraf Joseph Undergrad.
Juliana Updegvof, Josiah F. Undegfa1T
Eiiz ,be n Updegraff, Edward J Undeoraf
israel Updegrsh lie Younger, Elizabeih
campbell, Sam uel Lyon and Nancy hi,
vile, John Richie and Ellen his wiic John
Campbell and Parker Campbell defend.
take notice that The dispositions of James
SKIER, William Quarter and others will be
taken al The Office Of Lamo e. Russell. s,t,t.
mes. IN The Ciy of Wheeling in the STATE ri
virginia, on Monday. the FUURT EENTH
day OF April, A ID 1915, between the hours of
eight ocl"ck, A M aud seven o'clock p NJ In
De read IN evidence in the above ramed cause
"nbehalf ofsaid complainant. And II from any
cause the taking she sam. shall ct Re COM
mcnoed, or heiag commences, shall not be
completed on tina, day, The taking thereof will
De adjourned from time To time uati. the same
shall be completed.
THE NJ. & NJ. lNK
Of Wheeling, by l.. & r.
10 The above named defendants.
marll-Im
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SY'.A r. LIVES.
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NkEAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
w WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASH
INGToN CITY, PiILADELPIiiA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The National Dad aud Good
Intent Sage Companies. an running G daily lines
To Cunberlana. conaec,ing with the b & O X r.
Only % hours Stage uaveIio ei,ser Of the above
cities, the balance by Railroad.
Time To Baltimore 81 hours,
Time 10 Philadelphia ~ hours
Fare To Baltimore Il DOLLARS.
Fire 10 Philadelphia - 20,
Six daily lines leaves the. Co. Stage anil Rail.
road Office every morning al 6 o'clock A NJ, and
extras furnished at any hour.n load shauld offer.
Forihrough Tickets I" BslJNore and Philadeph'o.
apply a, the Co.'S office. No SO Waller ST. Wheeling.
Va snc decor North u 5 Hotel
For Good lnten, Siaae CoSW Il STEELE,
and wM X NEWMAN. fer N r : Co.
Great Central Route Raj road and Sage Office.
sep 10
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CoMMiSs lNsR's orrIcE, March IL, 1916.
NOTICE

CUMMiSsI lNsR's 0rrIcE, March II, 1915.
NOTICE.
The parties concerned Ia The matters in The
foregoing decree contained, and all Others hav
ing any interest therein. are hereby nnifi d
that have appointed Monday the lith day OF
April next, a, my office in the city Of Wheel
ing, county OF Ohio, as the time snd place hen
ana whcI", shall commence taking 81 d ac>
count; on whi,h day, by the hour Cf l O'clock,
A M, they are repaired TO attend with ihei
accounts and vouchers ready for exa ination
and se,temeni--Gni the creditors oG he estate
Of John Gro hers. deceased. anJ a. persons
having claims against the said estate, are r.
CURED 10 produce heir claims with proof there.
OF, before me, under the penalty %, being ex>
cluded from The hene IL OF any iuILTe decree IT,
the csuse Arc iniihri r unire The appear-
ance b, fore me, OF the sad Samne J CTGiuerS-
that he NAV be examined On oath, To a matters
touching The sad account.
JAMES a CLARKE,
mar II Special Commission er sc.
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toBB'S SPELLING BOOKS-5O dozen
low h. C''ns sps,l'rs, just received and for safe
10" oy. mar 2OI & L HORNBROOK.
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~ VENING AMUSEMENT.-The ,m>
HI proved and illustrated game OF d. Bus>
bv; Polite Conversation Cards, in French and
English; Turner's e. Fishers Conversation
Cards; Comic Conversation Cards; Just reed
by w j RCBB,
mar DC corner OF Main and Union sts,
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IN CHANCERY-In The Circuu Suner;o,
Court OF Law & Chancery Tor Ohio County
IN he State o { Virginia
Between James Baker, complainant
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WALB PAPER, WALL PAPER.--JuSr
w received large AID spleadid asSor.
mentoi We'll Paper of every variety of patterns
ana Bordering. Coll and sec before putchas-
Ing elsewhere, as I am slii,f Il my prices will
sudall. WM ROBB
mar p corner Of Main and tJ,,,,, 80
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In tnASCERY- DECREE FuR Acc Unit:
Seweli and Baughe',
John CICtherS' Executor and ri & III Boon
ABS TRACT:
'On consideration whereof and for reas, n
stated IN written opinion filed in the cause
he Couri doth adjudge, order and decree thai
This cause be referred TO James PAUL ESQ wi O
i hereby appointed a Commissioner tor such
purpose, TO take aud state an &C, cunt of Sam.
u-l Ctothers with the estate nj John Gro,
'h"fS, deceased, IN Que course OF admins
iraton, charging him with sll Assets with
which he IL justly chargeable and oreditine him
with all proper payments and expenses of adj
mini>traiion, and that all credrors at sale Ties,
taiur have leave 20 come in aud p owe their
claims before the said Cnmmi>sioneT-and that
he eppoint peremihoTy day Tor that rui pose
and that unless they appear and prove their
SAID claims BY such day. that thew be excluded
irom the benefit of this decree; and the said
commissioner snail cause due noIive OF this ac-
count 10 he given 10 the parties residing in he
State of Viignia, and shall c use an adver.
iisemtni OF Tue Time, place and purpose of TAX.
ing said account, 10 be publi>he'. IN som. ewS.
TAPER pIIn,ed IL The iiy OF Wheeling. for n,
lea>, ihiriy days preceding the time OF taking
sail account; and said commissioner is reouiis
ed TO make report To the couri, win any thing
deemed pertinent by himself or specially re-
CURED by either OF the parties
AND At ANOTHER DAY, TO W.T. AT Court held
as aforesaid, on "Wednesday the 2iih day al
February, 1915, On motion oi complaiBantS by
counsel, and with The assent OF Toe defendant
Samuel Cro,hers, by his couns' l. il was fur
Their ordered, that The said Samuel J Cro,hers
answer on oath before the commissioner direc-
ted Ia take the account herein, TO all matters
tou hing he sa id account
Teste, ALEX i LAIDLEY, Clerk
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WHEELING BOOK STORE.

rBEAP PUBLICA IONS tuik hanks
" Omnibus a vchical for iun an ! irolic, with
numerous Illustrations; White Les and false
and true or the journey To Londor, by Mrs
Opie; Life and EXPLOITS of his Grace the Duke
OF Wellington, illustrated with iorty-fCur hand
some eneravivss; just received al ROBB'S,
corner Of Main ami Union sis. mar 90
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INV &; CHAN'CEfs ".

~ lRGiNlA--Ohio Circuit Ssrerur Cuuit
Law an' Chancety. June Is. 1914.
In ,'nANCERY- DgCREE ruR Acc Unit:
Sewell and Baughe',
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

VDlAIN Rim Blue Blk Italian Lnsirings, Silks
" Plain Blacks. Buo Bl'k Poul de Soies d.
Bfccade Chameleon Siks. Plaid ard Fancy Sill :
Plain sniins sarseocls. VevcI. &c---iusl recdat
sep VI OW HEtSKELI,S
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NOFFEE MILLS Tine subscriber baSCo =
~ fee Mill>on hand manufac tured inWbce
ing, superior TO any brought 10 this marke !; a.
great many have been sold in the CITY and
neighbOrhoOd, some of which have been IN use
Tor ten years, 10 not hesitate 10 say the!r equal
IS rot be fonLd in this market.
Al>o, al OF the different Kinds If Adams
Patent Kaughrhy Mills. together with Coffee
Mills made bv Increase Wil,on, long known az
good. lmar 81 SAY l. NEIL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

NOTICE.
FzNTIE Business OF JAMES IT. FORSYTH,
= s. Co. will IT, future be transacted m the
name Of FORSYTH & BAKER.
Wheeling, Feb. II, 1916.
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CEcEE,s:

60 pieces, NIL colors; qualInes and prices.
ribbed p'a'o ''u
Cassim ereS.-25 pieces assorted
hpdcds.--I5 so pieces from 2b cts 10 one dollar.
parametIa cio:hj Morenos: Bombazet; POLK
Merino Parisenne: Roumelin; drab, Damask'
Cashmere d Ecosse. chusan. cheap.
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III have remaining few Hair cIolh and White
~ mBfinO shirts. noW article 81 lnrre cifcomio,
shcs Dec ~ 49,. VT SELBy.
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HAECREE in the Circuit Superior Coult oi
NJ Law and Chancery Tor Ohiu county.
Luke 81 Jacob,
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~ % % IA .STO Els.
" uULi:SA AND kErAtI.

BOOK STORE.
JOHN F1SHkR Ast, Book seller and Station.
= err No 1873. Maia Street Wheeii .g. Va 40
hclt the patronage of his former friends nd
customer at hts eld stand, " here he will be
ableto supply th.m with Books and Stationery
al reduced ptices. He has now on hand a larso
asso,lmsni' aud is constantly receiving supplies
school Books. Also, Bibles of every variety OF
Binding, all of which he is able to afford az
cheap as they can be got any other place in
hisnest price given for Rags ia exchange.
sepl
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ESlC iOR!AL BIBLE Just received I6
"a and IL Nos Pictorial Bible. Persons
VINO are subscribers TO this "Crk will call az
"Ub corner OF Main and Union streets.
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PRINTS.

Blue, purple, ed,green and various new styles
Jeans, low price and some very fine Ciino hams
Mouslne de LANES Elk and fancy Silks. Sus-
pen00rs, SatIns,plain and fig Lipscys Ribbons.
q 'args assortment Lisle Laces and Edgings
insertings, cotton caps. Wool Bonnels, Gloves
ana Nuts, about 100 doz. Swiss Null Jacconet:
Coon LininSs: cambria book lawn: PLAN and
BareZe. sewing cottons: $50 Umbrellas and pa
rasols IRISH Linens very cheap. Tickincs Linen
u Is Tor bit AID upwards. checks and stripes
e9Iion bnsEng. Vestines 100 different sorts.
Hosiery. PlaIds Of various kinds Parson's snsoi
cotton; Blankets. buglc and other gimps but
tons. shsc and sewing threads. bonnet DIVERS.
coIds and tassels. Alpaca Aprons. canton fan
nels. Diaper different sorts. Brushes din sorts.
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BLANK BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS sc.
JOHN j HASWEIJ -

Eg OohSELLERS Stall pner and Blank Book
HO Manuiacufer, Union Street, Wheeling.
keeps constantly on hand az 4 ma nui aeturrs 10
o'oer blsnk Account Books Of every descrip-
t,"h: MERCiA.NTS and Others who are re-
curing New Books, can have them ruie1 10
any pattern. ond bound IN The most deSirable
manner at the shortest notice, and warranted 10
give sat sfaciion
SId TIC NERY in all lis variety, suitable
LOT merchants, Banks and Public Offices.
AlSn-A large assortment OF School, CIsss;.s
ca, Theological Medical and Juvenile Boz H..
at the Uery Unrest prices. mar4
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uSF received good assortment af French and
American Artificial Fowers.and French Plume.
assorted cOlOrs. nov 81 o EAIRCIIILD
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The parties agree that the account directed
to BE- taken under The foregoing decree, may be
so taken bv James A Clarke, Esq, hereby ap.
point Master Commissioner for UGH pufpos-,
the sal l James Panll, Esq, declining TO &C, as
commissioner.
JACOB & FITZHUGH for PTS.
ALEX WILSON, for DTS,
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Heavy Donestics

10 oOmpIeto, and iade lower IN an formerly
HATTERa
Supplied IS usual with every thing in their line
AT the yery lowest prices NV
JOHNSTON. BERRYUILL ~ co,
sen % tat Mi, 80,
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UsT received, 8 drums Fiss, & boxes Raj.
- sns, best bunch; mat of Da,,s.
FEB 20 JNO X BOTsFORD
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SELLING org.
k{ENSENFY & RHODES having large
- stock OF desirable Goods on hand and wish
ing 10 make way Tor iesh spring supply, will
dispose OF Their present stock, very low for cash
or to punciual customers. ian l6
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WE VA Mazs ezzS %

- eases mems and boys velvet. glazed, cloth
'rnco dc JOiuvile. black cloth oc agon. fancy
enf musk. asc seal. seolcttc and hair AVERY
IVY sv TIC ucr.t or dozen. Our assortment Of
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Comm. ssic YER's Orr .cE, March 3, Is45
NOTICE

ED. III. FiIZHUGH,
mar 3-lm Master Com ~ iSS,onsT
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De FIX LA IL 4 HAN NEVER
VDNE1E suh>cr her has Just received snpplv
Of s1ndefS' Series of School Books; also
OF MoGnH-Y's or Eclectic Series, which he
ohcis fer sale Wholesale or Real. at No 1873
Main street, Wheeling, Va.
John FISHER, Ag't,
'tn Bookseller and S,aIionsr.
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All styles and colors, from sixty-two cents 10
five dollars; together with many other a tees
for Gentlemen's wear, too numerous 10 me nton
all of which will sell Whole sale or Retail
or M axe up to order in the best French style.
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June 23--3law3w

NoIlCE.-The undersigned have ascertaned
~ that concern, advertising in the name of
Charles Mcintyre & Co., and assuming to be "agents
Tor the sale Of tickets and the payment of prizesn in
the Alexandria and other lotteries of which the I'M
dersigned are the managers, have in many instances
issued certificates of tickets in the said lotteries,
which tickets had never been in their possession;
and more recently that the said Charles McIntire q
Co. advertising tickets and certificates in false
scheme prporting to be of the Union lottery, class
A, to be decided by the drawing of the Alexandria
lottery class 26, for l645, to be drawn at Alexan-
dria, ID. c., June 25h l845.
The public, therefore, are hereby informed that
the said Charles Mcintyre & Co. are not agents OF,
or in any manner connected with, the undersigned,
who are not cognizant of, responsible for, any of
their acts; that there is such lottery the Union
lottery, as advertised by Charles Mcintyre & CO.,
to be decided by the Alexandria lottery, drawn un.
der the management Of the undersigned And fur
Their, that the undersigned will not at any time draw
a lottery with the title Of Union Lottery.
J. G. GREGORY g. co,
June 23-4td&c Managers
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convention is signed by the Earl of Aberdeen, the
Due de Broglie, the Count de st. Aulaire, and DR..
Lushington.
The SEvening Chronicle" expresses great dis
satisfaction with this treaty, which it considers
final and positive abrogation of the right Of search.
That right t says) is defunct and the treaty is but
decorous mode of interring il.
A greater triumph M. Guizot could not have
achieved; and bitterly as we feel what imbece
dupes are the ministers of England, we cannot but
congratulate the French the ability with which
they have carried and satisfied the wishes of their
extreme and anti-English parties.
The present convention begins, and we must say
most fifty, with fasehood. Ii declares the right OF
search to have put end to the slave trade under
the English and French flags. Is, them the well-at-
tested transport OF ten thousand slaves yearly from
the east coast Of Africa to Bourbon, fablei The
convention instead of affording check to such,
grants license to it; for it abolishes the right of
search which existed round the coast of Madagas-
car, and, indeed, abandons the coast of Africa
altogether, and thus leaves unchecked and confirm.
ed the youngest and most vigorous shoots of the
slave trade, whilst it affects to cut at the old
branches
How we are to insist on maintaining right of
search over the vessels of other nations, after we
have abandoned it over those of France, does not
appear. The Spanards are as jealous, and proud,
and as bitter with an anti-English rabies, as the
French. The Cortes will make il a sine qua non
that its minister obtain the abrogaon of that treaty
with England, which we paid for in solid cash.
And there is Brazil, which has already achieved
the great object Of French ambition--aboshed our
right of search. Have our ministers the irmness to
insist on exercising the right of VISIT And that
the courts OF mixed commission are done away
with, will they empower admiralty courts TO
treat Brazilians, captured in the slave trading p-
rates, according to the anterior and still valid treaty.
Sir Robert Peel alleged that he had refrained from
making to Brazil these joint representations with the
It'd oL al u
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TRIBUTES TO THE MEMORY OF
GENERAL JACKSON.
From the charleston Courie
PUBLIC MEETING.


From the Charleston Courier.
PUBLIC MEETING.
A very numerous and respectable meeting OF the
citizens of the city and neck was held at the city
hall yesterday, at IL O'Clock, agreeably to the pub
lshed notice.
On motion Of John Phillips, esq, Judge Frost was
called TO the chair, and Thomas O. Elliott, esq., e-
questsd to act a. secretary.
The chairman briefly, but in a most happy and
affecting manner, alluded to the death Of General
Jackson the leading events Of his public life, and to
those high qualities of character displayed in those
actions and achievements which have created fol
himself and his country such eminent historical re-
nown.
H. w. Conner, ESQ.,, offered the following pream-
Bile and resolutions; which, being seconded, were
unanimously adopted:
The decease of the patriot, hero, and statesman,
has covered our land with mourning. To Few per-
sons does Il belong to gain the attention Of his own
times, and to secure the perpetuity OF ms memory
in the recollection of posterity And when 10 these
eminent endowments, which raise one mus ABOVE
the ordinary level Of humanity, are added the civil
and social virtues which command Pubic srsuNuue
and private esteem the combination presents for our
admiration the rarest and most bene6cent gift OF
Heaven.
In Andrew Jackson all these qualities were emf
nently united Since the days of the revolution,
America has seen no one entitled like him to take
his amongst the heroic founders of the republic.
Though long retired from the active of lfe he
ceased to be an object of the most intense in
terest to the great mass Of his countrymen. They
will feel his loss az national bereavement, and the
citizens Of Charleston sympathse deeply with the
sentiment that prompts us to signaize our Of
the great and distinguished name of Andrew Jack
son-our countryman, leader, and cheftain, in SO
many trying scenes.
Rssoiped therefore, That the memory ofASpNKw JACKSON
0ecti anata foeltn bv he neoDl ofC rleStO
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A t PRIVATE SALE a lot of valuable prom
IA erty, improved and unimproved, in the First
Ward; the situation of which is not to be surpassed
for beauty and healthincss, and on terms the most
accommodating. For further particulars apply to
HENRY WALKER,
May 3l-2awlm First Ward.
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London Times.
VIsIT OF HER MAJESTY TO GERMANY.-We are
enabled TO announce upon authority in which we
place every reliance, that her Majesty and his Royal
Highness Prince Albert contemplate visit to Ger
many during the ensuing summer. We understand
that the court will leave England early in August,
that, at present arranged, her Majesty and
the Prince consort will pay visit Of six days.
duration to their royal relatives at Gotha, and
further six days at Coburg. We believe the visit of
her Majesty and Prince Albert to Paris (if it has
ever been contemplated) will not take place the
present summer--London Morning Post Of June 3D.
A remarkable work of art by an American has
been recently exhibited gratuitously in London.
1t is called 1.-THE Greek Slave" and is the work of
our talented countryman, Hiram Powers. The
London critics speak in the highest terms Of this
piece of sculpture. II has been examined by Prince
Albert, the Duke of Wellington, and great many
nobemen and gentlemen.
Messrs Penn & Son, engineers, of Greenwich,
have received orders from the king Of the French to
construct pair Of engines for new iron yacht,
building in France for the private use Of his Majes
ty This new yacht is to be propelled by the screw,
and her engines and screw are to be exactly SIM
liar to those Of the FAIRY" the yacht tender Of the
Queen.
The Ayrr-coRN-LAw LEAGUE BAzAAR.--The bs.
finally closed at ten o'clock the 9th instant
The number admitted for the night being 1896
No accidents of any kind have occurred, and no
destruction of property. Save in one solitary case
nobody has been charged with attempting to com
NIT a crime Upwards Of one hundred thousand
persons have been visters during the seventeen
days the bazaar had been open and no complaints
have been heard. Besides the money taken at the
doors, for 100000 persons who have paid for adj
mission, goods to the amount of 90 OO0i have been
contributed as free gifts. The services 400 ladies'
on each day, most Of them acting every day, and
nearly $50 Of them far distant from their homes,
have been gratuitously rendered. The goods which
are not sold will be taken TO Manchester, as the
theatre must be cleared by Saturday, (this day.
IL might have been held longer Offers were made
both by the proprietors and the parties who are in
tending to open il for dramatic business but their
offers were declined. London Examiner Of 3lsi.
FRANCE.
PANS The principal topics ofinterest have been
the abdicaton Of Don Carlos, the refusal ofthe Empe
ror Of Morocco to ratfy the treaty between France
and Morocco, and the new treaty between France