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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

IA \
y Tain safe and eiecua remedy for Dysenery Diarh a.
Sour stomach Vomiting Splitting of Food after eating
wind in the aud bowels hystercs cramp, nervous
renors ard twiichlns sea sickness, tanning melancholy
and lowuess Of spirits feing and crying vi infants and Tor
All bowel affections and nervous diseases.
Tins Is one Of the efficient pleasant and safe compo-
-Ons ever offered the public for the Of the VARIOUS
eran gemens OF the stomach and bowels and The only af
Gle worthy OF the confidence curing cholera nian
GUNNER complaints and IN al the above diseases u
really aci- Ike a charm.
All persons are requested try H. for without exception
t one OF mosi desirable family medicines dis
covered. 80.
BuRLIScTOS, Beaver Co. FEB. 1889
DR.. ID. JAYNF-Dear Sir. My little son, when about {" q
months old seized with bowel complaint caused, a.
supposed by change Of diet, continued for two weeks
without uterm and Notwithstanding the remedies pre-
scrhed hy a respectable physician, gave mp the cii
victim. supposed TO fatal disease. But providen
TALLY of Jaynes Caminallye, efectaa cure io
bowel complaint, and Immediately despatched llessese
10 a town II miles of for bottle BY the Use Of This med
cine les. than hirfysx hours tie disease was checked
and by continued for few days the child was re-
stored perfect health SnOry after this, there occurred
similar in OF the families 0f my congregation
prescribed Ja,nes Camnaye, and The result va speedy
cure From knowledge Of the efficacy Of Dr. jayne
medicines advise every family 10 keep on hand, ready
tor any emer gency. Respectfully YOUR, ~
ARTHUR X. BRADFORD,
Pastor Of Presbyterian Church, DOye,lo"n, fh
Prepared by Dr. Jayne. % South Thifi-si fhnahei PIMA
Sold also also wholesale and retail by A. . u SANDs
syav Nv. YORK w9 I'm
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lpOARDlNts.-Oenle aud uasE wNes, OF snss
ID gentlemen, obtain board Win pleasant rvOins Al
No y korsy ihstr-ct Reference. e>chsDsed ylo ~.
lpOAkD,-f.easanl koOn sl.h bossa, can be o0's.cd
ID al 10 IanalsL tor Oenl, men and ueI Nl'rso .'Asr
ovntlsmcn w VI.
DOtkDINt..-Mr- NJ GRIM. us wsnul-.u,r' be-.
ID n, cen an ana 5, Pnsiepna hs'ins evnnss1'd "Hn
her old establishment, the large anu COMMISSIONS nV"sc a.
aiming l. now prepared accommodate al sidluoua4 nsn
br o geuee BOsrirr- Sue has sever are ana AIRY
apartments tor tsmilies, Irase.lefs snd oneis 49,. -.
WARM AND COLD BATHS aie ai.sehei to ne noa'e'
aud every attention paid by hefsei and "aicis is ses
lion : ceutfa. Terms moderate ~ -
>fori.E.-Tne SUBSCRIBERS BOARDING hot 81 al
Long Bra eh fronting the Auane Ocean, - nov elen
lie reception Of eoml any, under u~ m"naseeu' u 's
il Sea Bathing. plea.an. scenery, pure and quiet
House Nh be satisfactory, uey vi" be found =, "a. t,"'
A,lmeu JNo. hoftr
-, A MMhK KETkEAT.-Agy- Poo taNu.on.
IN: Persons arslfos spending shvit unic y, "a"
- country. ma, ma al T. q. htuocNs tlormsny W IA
Il Jaqu,sl fsvA.ion, hry-Pon y j. az The sesvmio1e'
comfort us the ep.cuTe os sentema" ~ pressure
can desire. ,,
Tie Pavilion is situated about sAsy yards from he shore
ct use ksrnsn Bay, an pleasant tse 81 vanl \ h"e
Besch extending mc OF more, sid hue sun Tree Hv"l
al danger Dressing erected on TIE reach TOT
t. cOuinOdalon OF esesls Tue situation 10 n.s4ih,
and ntal h,ylns te ~aer, Ie refreshing breeze
lnOm The BAY. aud lie me ala % TIE country, y" ieesi
Toe vcly Tie eiy snofds more c>ensNe and "'efs
rhv NsnoNs sandy Hook. &C, Staten Island with bee
an.n heals ana siacly MANSIONS. also Anoe. aa We
n.g brs,d Msius an POINT are IN iu' view, e-e Nhs
scenes youth aud tor the inner an 'e io' All al
no dengL IA uatuie a. .mpiO'.y y iie isiu o. az
Toe steamboat Jtca, Capt Weeks, WIN rAss''h. nc
oomuodalous aud atleuton, leaves hry a. V'vcs
NJ aud NV OIA The foot OF haibeIs sitci, 81
5oclock, 2. NJ, daily, Sundays excepted -.-
Mi aud Mrs h'seens wa oe a@ a>. se~ay 70 'v1 ,.]S
companies the.f Target excursions, vi" be eon'ensny
/ provided Uf. - - -.
~ IN readiness 10 convey issscntes ~ 's f'
Kss Pom, July ION. lsis lyl9lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

viCTuALING and Lodging Hous. ~ tieiowef
AZ: part of Guy Tue proprietor having Other business
- VA, dispose vi tn. Lease Furniture aud Fixtures, W
4ny person wishing purchase Establishment 10" dong
q probable business; rent .0w. Apply al Z Lbehysl
lxly W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21
IAYNE,s CAKMINATIVE RALSAM-A cer

Please notice that the genuine scbencSs Palmonc syuI
can be- had a. the rropnelors Office only, No CORTLAND
street a few dOos below Broadway. zen I'm
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SANS souOI HOTEL. BALLsTon SPA, y: <,

-. THIS LONG KNOWN AND fAsOhilE fsiHp'
N:s l-hment with the extensive grounds belonging |" H.
and all lis appurtsnsDces has been recently pat mo ls
most perfect order and repair and viii be opene FOR tn~
reception of Wis tors the 18th of June next
The Inducements and advantages offered by NE sshs
.Ocn ad-s hul summer retreat are too "d'y sn""n
e, render description nccessuy its speei"ss si1
sgant salOOus and apaIimenstir tich anu dN'fsih"i
.auty It's extensive pleasure grounds nov va c mkhest
saie OF hn.sh and cutiyali0n-te quiet retirement % ~
ady relreais-and the comfort and order Which i lrnd
e shall perry ade and characterize the whole esabishnen,
all combine 10 present unIiyaed attractions 10 NE pubhe
generally ~, - -.
To families and to those who, nom delicate h'sh OF ousf
rcasos may prefer quiet and fcposs or-i. pecun al az
age. It's location six miles from Saratoga Spfnts WIN
which II alton ty railroad several tunes dsyi
ts afoding easy opportunity oi nngh IA te sai"s ana
anu seueus Of that fashionable watering place w'l"ntvc
~ the annoy and confusion q" s crowds
Tue Saratoga Mineral Waters viii bee constantly furnished
fresh h-althu and sparkling at the springs 'i-ssA
There asO Mineral Fountains Ia NE lInedia. F.hy
OF the sans Souci, great value and crc1cy ~" new
sptpHVk SPRSs Barns nj Saratoga Lake, are fuf mes
,lant and carriages will ffou Tic Hotel al all uinrs lvf
The accommodation Of visitors VINO may "ish To use r pams
Or To I'm oy the ghtiul scenery Of the lake . .
The sans Souc' Will be- under Ia. charge of Mr.. u H.
CRANE and y. W. HuxfoRD, late of the Easi. Tavern,
Albany and they trust that their personal ehof usrurs
Nth lie many natural advantages and sefions vi" 'ndo
all could be wished for by those Who se"h h.-lt
Onlfor or p.s-ur- dnring the coming season l-o "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21
4 MOTHER REMARKABLE CURE OF Con

= SUMPTION hy Schench- fulmOuc syrup.
M stHENCK Dear sir-Ii Is a great satisfaction to
me M iay 10 lay before you and the public, The success 81
NY daughters health by making Use Of your genuine fu-
m)nic syrup Nv wife and self up all hopes that she
could be cured The ghbors IN general pronounced
her con,umpve and eminent physicians that attended her
for the space of fourteen months told and they could
eve her no relief AZ length discovered some refer
ence- your Pumonlc Syrup being genuine cure tor con-
sumption. and Il has proved 80 In my daughters case
arv and VIII give you statement Of my daugher
case. For several months continual cough day and night
I'D night swcats burning IN the palms ot the hani, ana
snas OF the feet and seldom without pains m her neal
continual pain Ia her len side and Al length was max ng IL
app sarancc both sides and her shoulders also dreadful
h.ncs- arros. her chest with he loss of appetite and
xeng OF her ances This be relied an honest
statement Of my daughters case and any wishing to
call may > her Al my house. PETER DELANf,
% MarSel-street, Newark, New-JeEsey
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CAPE or GOOD HOPE.

PAPERS 10 April 25 have arrived N London Inc
ccoIrr. from, Graham. Town state that collision had
taken place between the Dutch emgrants and The r-
qua Tube 81 the norm eastern frontier. IN "nich me
f,,r mad the aiyantage The Gnqua- speak confidently
~ success and only ask English troops for The protection
n ,h.r Wv. and property good deal OF ooodshef
: expected ana should the Dutch within the boundary
Join their countrymen, the soofshe' VII sPeesAy oe
s.st,d no.. want II proper government ~ Natal =
aid 10 be detrimental to the general Interests Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

- NEWBUkl.u SUMNER kETKEAT.-Ibs
s subscriber respectfully announces Ia ne puDs uni ~
sui eontBues To keep the above named boAkDiso
ESTABLISHMENT for the reception ~ tbos~ WI" msJ
ssh enjoy the Of cool and hrAsy siDsyfi"
The House Is LARGE and COMMODIOLs and pleasantly
,ituatei on Academy Hi within I'VE minutes wsk OF ue
,renmboaf landing The prospect vi tho richest sr
udson anOrdlng unObsuuetrd view VI NewDufgh bay
and Of West Point, the Highlands, MOUNTAINS
scenery Families single persons can be s'foiDmnds
with board by the day week al reasonable pr.e
Neyslurgh Nav IA lInyH kIns-ll L y DODOk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

D'ONt.kEsS-IlAl.L.-sa sp'inss-cAL'iS
Y MUNGER, Proprietor THIS cool comnodivu' anu
fashionable public open. It's directly niJon.
M that medicinal fountain Congress spring a
commands healthy ocsuon aud beautiful pf"sp'e' %
any similar establishment al Saratoga Spnng~
rs fare vii. be- found excellent Us terms AZ nvles~'
nd It's attendants prompt 10 meet the Wishes " Tvs pa
trons, as gentlemen and ladies' can desire ~.
T uprrtof return, his lhanks public for DE ib.f-
div heretofore extended IA him. and assures uDer VINO
a.v hereafter visit him. he viii not be- surpassed m any
Us ~, 80 49, ,,,..f- Nj Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

CITY md County Of Nec York, IS.
Peter Deany duly sworn deposes and says that The fore
0ng statement signed by him. Is just and true 70 ne best
0fhis Know edge and belief PETER DELANY.
Sworn before me, this ls day Of August, lsfL
JAMES HARPER, Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

BRITANNIA Tt NIB LERs-An assortment Ct BIT
iyi9 wv BOARDMAN = HART, Bur4as Sip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21
:. Nv IIn.EY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NJ. Tle subscribers respectfully INFO IA hsif friends and
- lie public generally, thai the new and conn'odloos
nous. erected for a Hotel at Mofnslowp New Jersey, 10
a.u for the OF al those who VIII favor Them
Mn eir company when they hope tnnsh them such se
.onlmDiallons To enutlc them 10 public layof
ID. W. NOE,
I'D a,swAn DAVID Ck0WEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

SsNHATO(A WATER Constantly receiving fresh
- from the Pavilion and Iodine spring. for sae IN u 70
nv ths .sentx 0AS0NfR YOUNG.
~ ~ Cheihswrsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

LIsBov-Her Majesty. the Queen, arrived in
Lisbon from Cin,rs the 10Th u and held levee On
that day when several OF the Ministers OF foreign pow
r preented letters from their respective Courts The
ovsrnrent sanction given the same day. 10 the
statutes of company engaged on large scale in cotton
manufacture. near Lisbon
c, nth N The Government and the Opposition, in pre-
psr;ns tor the approaching Elections. Il : confidently
rxrce,ei that the Government viii have an immense
majority - -.
val of nine wears reaction and difficulties. Portugal has
just returned 70 the Of comparative prospt MY Aho
ourshng prospects which she presented us' before s
breaking out Of the Revolution OF september leSo-
SWEDEN
Stockholm. June 25-Thc laws lately passed are
very unpsstsble indeed to the arstocracy NOT eny 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21
prIrrDrRS, HARDWARE

- canaan LOWEKkE, 17s ,pfins street, near Green
- WcL-st o-efs for sale general assortment oi HARD
WARE. consisting part ofAmercsn and English Lock-
Buu Hinges Frame Pues. Rail Screws and Braces " 90,
a. sn2i lFnv
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boaroln9 anh. totsls.

DOARDINt..-1ieu,le aud lielr wives. snss
I'D gentlemen obtain board, wiih pheasant rooms al
M korsyth-sir-et References exchanged lNiS w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

w lRG1NIA-lH CHANCE Y--At Rules beIa
v in The CLERKS Office Of the C. ircrit Su.
Fericr Court Of Law and Cbsncery for ths
comfy OF Ohio. in The month Ct March. 1915
Bel min Junkins, Complainant
against
James ID Jackson, Defendant.
The defendant not having entered his an
rrafance and gwen security according TO he
act al Assembly and The rules Of this cour,.
and 1t arreahng BY Satisfactory prooftIa he
Is not an iphafitsni OF thi> Commonwesrh;
on motion OF the complainant BY counsel II
Is ordered, lbni The said defendant do ,ppear
here On the h.st day e he ,txt term oi ihis
toufi anc Answer he CT pplarBant's bill: and
~ al copy oi this order be forthwith ipsefted
~ some newspaper printed in the civ If
wneehns ioi TWO months successfully. snl
posted a, the fTonj door of the rour, H., u.s. Of
Ohio county. a copy T-se
ALEX \ LAIDLEY, Clerk.
Alex Wilson. n,arii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

HlRGlNll-IN CnANcERY Al Rules held
in The Clerks office Of the Circuit Supe,
nor Court OF Law and Choncery for the coun.
" al Ohio, in The month OF March 1915
Barley Dennsion, complainant.
against
Darius Buck, and Bancroft Woodcock ant
lanes NJ Woodcock, partners under the firm
OF Woodcock & Son, defendants,
Inc defendant Darius Buck, not having en-
tered his appearance and given recuriry nc
.rdinS 10 the act OF Assembly and the rules
OF this court, and il appearing by satisfactory
PROOF That he is not an inhabii. nj Of this Com.
monweaih-on motion OF the complainant by
eouR>e', II Is ordered. That the said defendapr
40 appear here on the q 81 day oi the nex' term
oi this court and answer the n, ) bill.
and that copy VI this order b. forthwith Ia,
'erted IN some newspaper pr .nied in the city
OF wheeling for Two montl successive y, ana
posted at the ir"nt door Of the court house Of
Ohio county. A c"py Tssle,
ALEX T LAIDLEY, Clerk.
OI'"HE' maj IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

CIarroy0nce.- Mr Ray mo d, med
zeal writer, rather celebrated in Paris as
a wag, narrales tho following inciden
on his own authority.
frieni, puzzled a, the apparent &C,
ruTacy OF a sohambulist, asked what hi.
the interrogator's) father, was then do.
ing. In answer, he was TOLD tina, his ia
Their was visible u long way of; and a
number Of details were given. exactly
specifying how the father was enga-
ged.
Il Tear you have made a slight anacl
roDi m--my father said the triumph
ant disbcilever, has been dead these
twenty years
mo, sir, M mistake! You appear TO
forget replied The somnambulist, .th
1t takes wise chlld to know hts father
Louisville Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

PLANK RoA s.--We have here of,rc
co,led accounts f., IN Canadi,n and other
notihern pagers OF he plank rodd-, now
IN u>e IA Canada. !, is said tha, they
IRE cheaper ihan maca miz NJ and more
dur bic. We can rcidil, Lclieve that
they IRE, 1t property Constructed. We
perceive, nov. tlai the Legislature OF Ohio
'us chartered sundry companies for /! {
construction Of su, b rads--Une rom
Wooster 10 Cleveland. and one from
Wooster 10 Xichmond OF th,Ir consi,uc
lion here is o douoi, neither is there an,
that The cuizsns nt JctIcrS ~, iIarri on,
Tuseara vas. Holm sand Wa, ~ counties
~ould interest themselves largely ia tn.
continuance az that ad II m ~ ncs'er L.
he Ohio River we're the ball once set m
mntiou. Cnnno, the editors on the route
rive tia strong turn. Ler ihsm call NEE,
ings. reuse the cli2Gns 10 10 IL. invest
gate the sublrc', an our word Tor it they
Will De prepared BY mex, win,. to get a
chatter aud take the sock.
The dis, me from " neeinT Ia Woos-
ter rs bat 81 miles, over level but valu
able couB ry, OF which The produce needs
market. aud would he greatly enhanced
IN value by the opening # such ~ 'rket
" Wheeling, too, wouli receive its advan,a-
ges from road Of this kind and could
offer something towards its construction
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
CLARKE.

VIRGINiA-Is CHAxcsa,-A, Rules held
IN the Clerks rffi e VI the Cir, uit Supe,
lIcr Court Of Law and Chancery for the coua.
" OF Ono, in The month OF Msfca. Is45
Johnston Hamilton, Complainant
again,t
1ohn Il ForSy ih, James f Anderson. and James
Forsyth, and Lrcien Lowther, I.abelia
LIwiher and Mary Elizabeth L.owlber
which said Lucien, Isabella and Mary Eli
~.peth are infant ildren and heirs a, law
VI samuel Lowther lale OF OHIO county &c.
ceased. Defendants.
- ne defendants, John FORSYTH md Jamrs
Z Anderson not having entere! their apnear.
ance and given seouriiy sccuI ding 10 he net
OF Assembly and the rules Of This court and n
appearing by Satisfactory proof that thew are
not Inhabitants of this Commonwealtb-on
mellon OF the complainant by counsel. /, is
ordered, that the said defends mis- do apnear
mere on The first day OF the next term Of this
court AID answer The conplainant's bill: and
that copy Of this order be forthwith in serled
10 ,a, some newspaper printed in the civ CT
Wheelng, for two mouths SUCCESSFULLY and
Posed al The front door Of the cour. house of
ohlo county. cory Teste,
ALtx t LAlDLEY, Clerk,
w. mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
NIRGINlA-Is Cnaserny-AlRo.e,,.,,

NlRGtNlA-- CHASoEKy-Af Ru-cs belt
IN The Clerks fire ol the Cirrni, Co
peTioT CcuT. OF Inv and Chancery Tor ,bs
c|uI yni Oslo, IN lie month Of March isa
Jan''S kcI, complainant,
againSs
MARY Ann MoIIIS, Ss.ab Updeers6. Jape
OpdrRTaf, J,sePh UpdegtsH, JlIiana Ur.
ofYlhh, JOSIAH UpicgTaf, Elizahetb q
lipdegr EdSaTd Updegnf nd I.,aeI
Urdee ran, JnDior children sndleiu Al lsv
oi iToel Updegfa6, late OF Ohio conn y
deceased, defendants.
The deirndanls, SaIsh, Jane, Josepb. JuI,.
ma. JOSIAH T., EdwaSd T. snd I.rasI IJnd..
srsh, NOT haying entered their app,aTsnes
md gwen srcur Nv seeordifg To- he sc1 IF A 81
'sh'bD "od the Tu'sS OF hi, court. and !, an.
pealpg oy satisfactory ptoof thai thsy &c
no' lbat rants 81 this Common weaIrl,-~on
notion OF he complain snt by counsel =, - a.
eco, ihai The said deic ndsnts a., sp,sar
'sre on the hrst dsy OF he II fstm az H.
Oo'l and answer the q mp,aipsplis bdI. snS
nat copy OF This ord r re forthwith ms r,eJ
: 'oae new'p per Print d IL the civ al
Nherlihg iof u o months succes.iv-iy ana
osled al TIE itOnl cOOf of the ecsrt house Of
Jbio eouEJ. a copy TeSle,
AL L iIDLBY, Clerk.
maj III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

PERiLs OF THE Deer - Massn C huselts
has large extent Of sea cost. and her
seamen outnumber any three other
States. or course the disasters of the
ocean fall W III peculiar severi,y unoo
those who live contiguous lo".her pop
ulous but rock bound coast. In The aoon-
Try OF Barusta Bile, which covers a large
share OF the Cape Cod region, nc, long
since II was ascertansd there were liv
ing nine hundred AMI thirty four widows
of sea faring men! What agony ! In
addition TO this there must be nearly
three thousand orphans in Birastnble
county!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
ANNAPOLIS, March Il
~ ~ ~ MI VtFSt "UFNN ".
EVENING SESSION.


The House met a. seven o'clock. anc
procee led To- the consideration OF the bill
from the Scle COMMITTEE OH The Cana
Tor the compl iion Of that work TO Cum
herand The motion pending was tina
OF Nr Arch r, to limit he waiver of hen.
TO the TOLLS To- b. derived from that portion
of the Canal, when completed. betwee,
Cumberland and Dam No q A'tor con
side' able bate, the question was taken
and resulted ayes Be noes Al. So IN,
amendment WAS rejected.
Mr. Ware moved TO limit the sispon
SONS of Inns Ia ID Years: b. 20 yeas 10
43 nays, necntIvcd Other limitations
were proposed and severally ncgat.vej
q her amendments also were proposeL
"nh view to clog he bill. but we're al
20 negatived, though such votes canno
be deemed Indicative of the final issue o
he matter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

"IRGfNIA-IN CHANcERY AT Rules held
IN he Clerks Office Of the Circuit Sope.
rior Court ut Law and Chancery for the conn
" OF OHIO, in The month OF March, IS45
The Merchants and NJ &C hanics snk OF Wheel.
ing, complainant.
against
James Baker, administrator OF the tsia'e OF
Israel Updegra #, deceased, Mary Ann Nor.
ris. Sarah UpdegIsff, Jane Updegfaf, Joseph
Updee af, Juliana Updegrsf, Josiah F Upde.
gram, Elizabeth G Updegraff Edward Ups
deeraf and I>rael Updegraf, the younger
which said Mary Ann Morris, Sarah, Jane
joseph, Juliana, Josiah F, Elizabeth c, Ed
ward and Israel Updegraf. are children
and heirs at law Of the saId Israel Updegtsfi
deceased, and Elizsbeih Campbell, Samur
Lyon and Nantv his wife John Richie %
Ellen his wife, John G Campbell and Parker
Campbell, defendants.
The defendants Sarah Undergrad, Jane Up.
drgrbf Joseph UpdegTaff, Juliana Updegraf
Josiah F Updeeraf, Edward Updeeraf and
Israel Vi degraf, and Elizabeth Car pbei Sap,.
uel Lyon and N ,ncy his wife, John Richie
and Ellen his wife and John G Campbell, MOI
having cn'eIed heir appearance anil given sc
Guilty according TO he act Of Assembly and
me rn'es Of this court, and il appearing by ga
tisfaclory proof that they are not inhabisant,
OF this Com monwealih-on motion Of The com
plainani ty counsel, il is ordered that The said
defendants do appear here on the FIRST day oil
The next term al hi court and answe. the com
p'sisaups bill; and that q copy Of this order be
forihwuh inserted IN some newspaper print ed
IN the cIj OF Wheeling, for two months sue
ceSsively, and posted a: the front door Of the
court house OF Ohio county A copy Teue,
ALEX + LAIDLEY, Clerk
L&h' mar ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

GUIANA A DANGRRonL GARCIA s,es m
packet has arrived n, Hull. Eng land hav-
ing the master and crew OF barque Ann
OF Sunderland. They had been picked
up near liasborou Sonnd, in an open
boat. the d,y before Il appears that the
Ann, q new burk, on the FIR, voyage, was
re,"rning from lchahoe with a cargo %.
enano, AMI nnforlun llely slrGok on the
sand and while iedt np over shipped a
quantity of salt waller, which, penetrating
the cargo, caused almost instantaneous
combustion A volume OF smoke rising
through the t,re halchway warned the
crew OF their danger, ana induced their Ia
king Ina edIat-ly 10 he boat without ST.
wing any thing; and scarcely had they
gone so. when tremendous explosion of
the gas, enSendrre8 by The partially fired
YuHDu, hfv~ ,he-siosr. out al ire yesseI,
which then fled, and sank in deep water
Guam from us dry and hot q .alily, we
sL---il -, = i.A ha- sanlelhing like lime. az d
hence dangerous when Coming IN contact
~nh wa'er ~. y. Journal of Conmcrce
OF This hing OF being blown mid air
by steam IS no way agreeable; bu, just
think, gentle reader, OF being blown W
ADO killed With bird dung
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
FIRE r,JkISMOlJ rU.

a friend handed us Tire follow ing letter
rom Portsmouth, dated the 9Th. We
regret The los. sustained ny two worth,
men while we admire tie generosity 81
the citizens who sought in par, TO make
itup.
Night before last Mr. Edward Hamil
ton and MIR Fuller were burnt out.
Iiami',on's family lost all their clothing
and good deal Of their FURNITURE, and o
their house. there was not left an up
right post Standing. However, there
was subscription lis, go, up yesterday
in which 1t supposed that The loss Of both
were fully made up.