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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-30
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No 10, MONROE STRFEr,
UifEELi\G, va
Id ESPECTFULLY ans outce> 10 his oid
~ irirnd<ani he pubic ia .%cntIIl, that he
has now ON hall n large anI superior sock 81
Hu< ani Cup, ni IN" lie Spriua Frhi,n>,
."m nfi>ing al qualities, shapes aud zes. HIS
III Il are Manufactured under his own inue
iiat- pciinten'ancc, uf The Il ct matrr'nl.
and by he best uf Wuikmen, a. WILL be Suld
they have cvei b IN fired in thi> city. ThnSr
wishing 10 purchase Hats aud Caps, will hnd j.
to their aiv inia,c 10 give hun a call telorc
purchasing elsewhere.
MAJ y s AVERY.
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NIRGlNlA-IN CHANcERY-At Rules held
In the Clerks office oil The Circuit Su
peIlor Coor. oil Law and Chancery for III
coun y of Ohio, IN The month Of March. 1915.
James Baker, complainant,
:. against
mary, Ann Morris, Satah Undergrad. Jane
GPdegTah, JosePh UPdegraf, Jnliana Up.
degIah, Josiah f Updegraf. Elizabe,h E.
uPdegreF, Edward IUpdegrsff nd Israel
Updegraf, Jnnior chiidfe en- and teirs atlaw
OF Israel UpdePrad, late OF Ohio coun,y
deceased, defendants.
The defendants, Sarah, Jane, Joseph, JulE
ana Josiah F., Edward /. aud Israel Upde.
graf, not having entered their appearance.
and gwen security according 10 The act of AS,
sembiy and the rules OF this court, and il an
peafing by satisfactory proof that they are
not lhhatllants of this Common weaJtb.-on
motion OF The complaint mt by counsel. n 10 ar.
dered, that The said defendants do appear
here on the first day OF The next term OF This
court aud answer The omp;ainant,s bIIIand,
nat a copy oil this ord T be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper printed in the civ of
wheeling. Tor w months successiv ely, and
posted al the iioDt door of The corr bonse m
Ohio county. A copy Tesie,
20 ALEX T LAIDLEY, Clerk.
mar III
" lkGlNIA-IN CHAacgRY-Ai Rules bojT
in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Snns.
rior Court OF Law and Chancery for The conn.
y OF Ohio, in The month OF March, ISI5.
Francis Melton, complainant.
against
Redick Mckee, IaciaIiah Jacob, Isaac w
MhGheiI' JACOB joding,J John Feay and John,
w Beck defendants.
The defendant John w Beck, not bav;ns p
,eleu MS appearance and given security acs-
coiuIng 10 the ai OF Assembly and The rpIeS.
~ Wis court, anu IL appearing by satisfactory
P'ooI lnat ne Is not an inhabitaDi OF this Com,
monwedltb-on m)lIon OF The complain,n, by.
counsel, IT'S ordered, that The said defendant
GO n,ppear here on the rstday Of the nexI term
OF lEiS court and answer The complainani,s hill
ana mat a co?y OF This order be forthwith in
sei,en IN some newspaper printed IN The city
-. nee'ing' iorl"o months successfully, and
posted at The front door of fbe couri bonse ~
ONO county. a copy Tesie,
CLARaF. 'OeS
NIRG1NIA-IN CuANcgnv A, R,I.. ho,5
~ The Clerks Office Of the Circui, SnosS
nor Court OF law and Cbancery for The conn.
y ,oI ONO, in The month Of March, 1916.
ne Bank OF The Ohio Life Insurance and,
Trust Company, Complainant,
against
JoseIh + Lpdwi,k aud John II Morrow. and,
Bier & llughe, James Baker and others.
Defendants.
The defendant Wilton NJ Rob-, NOT Lavi,o
ehleIed ms appearance and given security me-
cofding to the Aci OF Assembly and tLe ynLS
oi this court, and II appearing by sorisf,o.n1s
PROOF lhai he Is not an l6habitani of his Comy
nonweallh-Cn motion Of The comnIsinsn, IL
IounSoI, u rs ordered, that The said delendant
'@ IPP'uI mere 90 The first day OF The nexItcTm
,nis court and answer HE complainant hill.
49,, "st q COPY OF ihis order be forthwith inS
'cI,eI IN some newspaper printed in ,be 81
",teeIIng Tor Two months SuccessiveIv snJ
'oSt'd Htthe iroDt door of the coprI ho,se 70
Jhio county. A copy Tesfe,
ALEX + LAIDLEY, Clerk.
WV mar 10
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NikG,NiA- CnANcERY Al Rules hell
in the Clerks Off .e Of The Circuit Supe-
rior Coutt Of Law and Chancsiy for The C. IN,
" OF OHIO, in The month OF March, 1915.
The North Western Bank of Virginia, com.
-plainant.
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JAZZ


NJ GINlA-IN CHANcERY.-At Rules held
IN the Clerks Office OF tn, Circuit Supe.
nor Court OF Law and Chancery for The coun.
~ oi Ohio, IN The month OF March, 1915.
Jesse Lan'z, John Fink, John M'Lure, Thomas
T. Wilson and James Ii Lauderback,
compliments.
against
Charles ID Knox, Horace NJ Miller and jaime,
ID Jacl son, defendants,
The defendant Jackson, not having entered
ms appearance AMI given security according To
me aci OF Assembly and the tues of this courr,
and II appearing by satisfactory proof that he
IS mol an inhaoitant OF This Commonwealth-on
motion OF the complainants by counsel, il is or
drred, that the said defendant do appear here
on The first day OF The next term of This courl
and answer the compliments bill; and that a
copy al this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in The city OF Wheeling, for
Two months successfully, and ported at the from
door cf the court house az Ohiorcounty.
Acopy Tesie, ALEX L LAIDLEY,
mar LOG, Cd Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-30

AND LOOKING GLASS WARE ROOMS.
No. l43 MAIN STREET. WHEELING. Va.
' NHEY Keep constantly on ham a very extensive
assortment Of superior Mahogany, French,
Grccian and Rocking Chairs, S'fas. Pier Tables
Dressing Bureaus, Bedsieads, Bureaus, Tables. DC,
together with every article of The latest style, aud
best finished
FURNITURE,
Ever offered in This city. Gill and Mahogany lromed
Looking Glasses. and L0Uking Glass Plates of Gil
sizes Portrait and Picture frames OF every variety
and STYLE.
UPHOLSTERY WARE. consisting Of Feather
Beds. Bolsrers. Curled Hair Mattresses. and Mat
iresscs of oil kinds, with all other articles oil
Upholstery Ware. on hand md unde Ia order.
A ynSI- EEI2gaEh T. SAT
WINDOW @GgN BLINDS.
All Of which will be sold at very low prices and
warranted Of the best quality. Also. MAHOGANY
NENLERS, Hair Cloth aud Vanish. constantly on
hand
STEAM Boats furnish ell with every article OF
Furniinro or short notice aud on The veiy best Terms.
ap -
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CAUTION TO ALL

CAUTION TO ALL.
LET ALL THE WORLD TAKE NOTICE.
AND BE c AREFUL NOT TOBUY THE
(SUGAR COATED)IMPROVED INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY BOX
has on II the WRITTEN signature oil The orr,
SInal inventor and paten;ee,
G BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
These pleasant Pills possess powers 10 ope n
ALL The natural drains OF the system viz: The
Lungs, KIDNE VS.. SKIN d. BOUELS-
hI'heIto UHKNowN IN he practice OF medicine;
sni Sc complete has been their triumph ovei
all other medicines, that many have been led
10 suppose they contain some powerful mineral;
bul upon examination 10y Drs Chiffon, Ran.
dolph, Huntington and others, this supposilion
is az once proved 10 be giouudless.
sod IN New York, al The principal Office,
10 Greenwich street, also by Rush,on & Co
Broadway, corner o: 18th street.
pamphlets 10 be lad OF agents gratis.
n Persons will also notice on the top la
bel an engraved Indian hgure, cross ed with fin,
ed piiDt.
The genuine may also be bought with safety
al ID GulOn's, corner Of b very and Grand
street, aud Mrs Hays, 1879 Fulton street, Brook,
yn, and at respectable stores throughout the
United States.
SUGAR COATED PILLS vs. DISEASE
- MORE EVIDENCE.
V X BILL, OF the firm Of Girlcy e. Hill.
lVh l69 Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
Indian Vegetable Pills are superior 10 any he
has eyer taken. HIS vile has found hem de
liz hiful and eficaCious.
MISS DOUGLASS, corner Walker and Ludlow
streets, has been cured ri pain in the head.
dimness OF sight, and dizziness Of long stand
ing, by lhem Pills.
Mas sIMoNs. of % Henry street; cured OF
pains and cramps. Of eight years standing.
MR. ATKINS OF 263 Greenwich street. cured
OF dysptpSia, Of seven years Standing.
Ma CAHLcCK's daughter, = Staple street, cur
ed OF Worms IN their worst form.
REV Ma BURNITr, of Brooklyn, cured of oil
iouS complaints, weakness, &c.
we need not add more. Evidence crowds
uron us rom all quarters No Pills ever before
ccomplishedso mut h, wnh so Lille trouble and
di>agfeeablcness, a. d. Smiths Sugar Coated)
Improved Indian Vegetable Pills. Sold al
Iuion'S corner Bbwery aud Grand SIS, Pbiljp',
cofoer OF Bcekman and William slresis; Eve.
,e'I : 70 Iidd on 81 Mrs Hays l49 Fulton 81.
Brooklyn; md 2U3 Greenwich sfr,eI. Fx,mioc
lure -
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in The Clerks ,Hice oil the Circuit Supe.
rior Court OF Law aud Chancery for The coun>
" OF Ohio, in The mouth If March, lS45.
Gilbraiih 5 Boz n, %survivi ,g partner OF Samuel
towtkef' & aipst rSn ti eShNrySia nrhsr
against
Horatio n Denniscn. Arch bald Woods, Bart.
Iy DenDisJn and Mrs D.nnison, The mo.
lher OF The said HoTatio N Dennison,
defendants.
The defendant Horatio N Deunison not ha Z.
ing entered his appearance and given security
according TO the act OF Assembly and The rules
oil THIS court, and ii appearing by satisfactory
proof that he Is not an inhati ant 4 This Com.
monwe i!h-oL motion OF III, complainant by
counsel, II is ordered, that the said defendant
do appear here on The first day OF the next term
OF this court and answer The C mp!ainan,'> bill;
and that a copy Of this order he forthwith in.
serted in some newspaper printed in The city
oil wheeling, Tor two months succ eSsively, and
posted al the front door Of The court house of
Ohio county. A coy Teste,
ALEX LAIDLEY, Clerk.
LNh mar III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-30


1000 lbs oak Tan Spanish sole Leather
5000 do hemlcck tan do do do
300 do county sole do do
10 dozen currisu b,oI morocco skins
10 do Madras do do do
& d. fine curriso kid do
D do brush do do
g do pink lining skns 10 huz fnIr Innings
10 do binding skins $50 lbs heel sparailes
600 papers OF 4, 6 and s ouhces lacks
20 bushels Boston shoe pegs assorted sizes
100 lhs No 3 best half tleached shue Thread
200 d" M 10 blcaehcd aud green 10
Together with boot webbing, boot laces, hlaci
tape, brisiles. AMI shoe backing. (AIason's best
Warranted Ia he n first rate nriicle)-Also 80 dozel
mems aud buys summer halls of different kinds
The above stock has hccn soiecied from The manu-
|ia"inrers with great care. expressly for The reiai
rade, and which We can recommend Ia on
custom, rs as hrIUg FIRST rate articles. all # which
~" Will sell extremely low for cash.
Our old customers and ile public, are respectful.
nvied la call and examine our stock, and W
b'lcdge ourselves Ia sell rs god an article. and a.
heap, as any oIhcr sore in Wheeling, Counir,
merchants will do vel Ia give us q call heiort
IIurcii asiLg. us We shall bc enabled 10 sell then
boots aud SHOES by The dozen very low for cash.
ap %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-30

LIQUORS, LIQUORS.
NMJ have on hand a general assortment nj
w all kinds Of Brandi,S, Tim and Wines
viz; Rochelle Brand,
SIgnetlc 60
Dupuy do
PiUet, Gas lion & Co,
Holi'nd GIN, BpbleD ,mpoflarion,'
stint Gfox Ruta,
New England do
lush and Sco'ch Viii KEY.
Madeira Vine,
Port do. 81 Af. for sale loo ne
irb7 SIlRIVER & STEELE.
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%LIlATmEK.

LEATHER.
) received az The Sign of tbe R,,ck
- Mdmmpib Boot, Marker Square 2ooo Its
Of BIS. Baltimore Spanish So.e LeaIbr, ,nd
wlll be sold low. iOI Cab -"
mar u TODD & HOWELL.
%5DO ecyoi 'T Gnps SS So'S sd LIp!seg re-.
low Tor cash az The Sign OF ihc BIG Re Boot
m'I3 SAML MCCLALLEN.
iAEW YORK SILK ia Is-Ltcd n,.
" DAY lr'm New loil, O few cases Of III,
Lotesl Fashion, ~ SIX ii1is--.orsaIe low
mar IA SAMUEL - HARPER.
ERENCH MIRROR hats. -M'C,iiom b,,
II received q few doz uf he above STYLE lIo,s
which iDt beauty oil richness, sufrns- any HHrg ~.
The hind ever beiofe Tered IN Wheeling Csu o,,
see Them OF The signof ibe Big Black I1ri. rs Man.
a. ('P a & MCALLAN
n CASE OF Anisrcd 2 Eases OH Lcm,, . ,,,.
~ OLPeppcfmint 2 roses Oh Glove, cs.e OF
Bergam"tIo. Jlsi fccd aud Tor sale Nv
op 10 PRYOR Fault, NOIbI Markcfst
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n FIN assortment uf Plain Hats surable for
"A Fncnts. buii, Black aud Drab. kept cons AMI.
~ "' hand aud Tor sale low AT our Cheap Hal ani
Cap Establishment. Union ST.
mar 30 DARE a. IIOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-30

100 do do pccgcd morocco buskins
ln0 do do kd aud moro, Co walking shoes
1850 do do cali and mGrucco lace boo,s
200 do do kip aud gra'ned do
do thldren's fancy shoes aud half CATERS
do do cold kid h,ois aud ankle iits
200 do do black KID bouis
90 do DO do aiklciics
$50 do do seal aud nUrr'cco do
800 de- do seal and muruyco boois
1000 do do do dn Cow price,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-30
SPRING FASHION

INESONS, 100 VI lin stree, have received
the latest aud mos, approve Spring Style
fn HAS, and are now ready To furnish our pa
irons aud the public, with HAS uDrrval'ed for
beauty al c,lur ahi finish, lishine>S and endu
Race, On ic M that cannon iul IN please Ais
n superior lot ct White and Black Wool uai,
aud every variety OF Mems YOUTHS and Chill
drrn's Caps, al vety low prices.
mar IL w w s. ) ii uNESON
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HAVE removed lheiI Establishment to their
IA New Buck Building, east side of MAR
KET 81. a few doors below The Pest Office,
where they have supplied themselves with a
Few and large Engine and other fixture for
their business, in a SUPER or style,
They carry un The House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING in all lis branches.
They have c0n'tintly on hand Hyd'autS Of
various lie -cTiptiOn hat;erS' Kettles, water clos.
cts, bath tub, hot and cold shower baths, re-.
forts for bleaching, chemical appprsiu>, Lad
%ccfiDs, patent bath pumps, lead pipes OF all Siz.
Is, Sheetlead o! any thickness aud worked up
in any manner OF lOlm.
Water conducted through lca1en pipes from
springs 10 dwelling houses in The country.
Also BEtR PUMPS 6tled up To order.
LEATHER HOSE,
Superior pumps for country wells, Steam En-
An orders thankfully received and punclu
ally attended 10.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can he Supplied
To- Sevef3l descriptions OF mechanics, IN the
81 story Of then bSildmg, or Oh the ground
hopf al very moderate rent.
Wheeling, Feb 10, 10.
90 CASKS NADER
- 20 Bass Pepper
20 do PmentOs
IS Bbis Alum
80 boxes Bunch Raisins
2 bales > > AlmDuds
2 cases birthstone
cask Blue Vnriol,
barrels I lOves
1OJ Mats Cassi1
20 boxes Chocolate
Cusk Chalk
barrel Cdmpnor
80 barrels Ca.twrOd
10 do ClIpp,d lockwood
barrel Cream TaraT
o baft,ls Grpuud Ginger
4 cetouus Indigo
. cdsk Lamp Black
2 cases .Qu0.ICC Ball
% kegs Mustard
~ barrel Nut mcgs
80 barrels Loaf Sugars.
All Just received md 10. sole ~
lunG CBANGLE s. BAILEYS.
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SFlNTNU FASHION.
DOZ S,lendii Beaver Hats.
- , do Super Cashmere do.
90 do Rusl,'s do
D do Low Crown de Brim Rush do
Ais". n large u sprImcnl III Cheap Hats, all Z"
which we will sell low Tor cash. at our Fashionable
HIT aud Cap Sore, Uniin street.
mar 80 DARE q nOGE
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VlRGlNlA-IN CHANcERY-At Rules held
In the Clerks Office oil The Circuit Su
Perior Cour. oil Law and Chancery for IN
Goun y OF ONO, IN the month Of March, ls45.
James Baker, complainant
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three hours, holding Indian powwow around the hor
and exulting IN the blood Of their victim. Thus has
the post of duty suffering marty no other
SON than he was faithful in executing the laws Of his
DELHI, August Is, ls4s. ~ "'"
On Saturday evening, posse of or 30 started from
Delhi to Roxbury, where they were joined by others
in capturing three Of the persons who are suspected Of
being engaged in the murder OF Steele Another posse
left Sunday afternoon but returned on Monday with
efecting any thing having asceraiaed that the nd
vidua for whom they were searching, had left with the
intention of getting out Of the State.
East Branch, came into Delhi with prisoner which
they had succeeded in capturing
possee of about 100 left Delhi on Monday mornlng
and had not returned on Tuesday afternoon.
A small posse left on Monday evening, and another
Of about 50 Tuesday afternoon, for different parts Of
Attorney General Van Buren, started from Albany
Thursday evening for Delaware county to assist in the
examination Of the persons arrested on suspicion Of
having been concerned in the murder of Sheriff Steele
We understand some Of the Antrenters are circula-
ope all had fred at the Indians before they he nd,-
ans fired at them and have stated that Steele shot
himself These stories are so preposterous and ridcu
ous that we hardly deem them worthy Of notice suii-
cent to contradict them Those who circulate the
ports do not believe Them but will endeavor make
others place confidence in what they say in hopes
turn the disgrace aud odium from themselves.
AS evidence Of the feeling that prevailing among
the people we copy the following communication
i To the editor of the Deiapdre Gazette
You will please to give the following insertion in
| the Gazette
stated hearing of the death Of o. N Steele deput,
sheriff of county, that was glad that he shot
and that if had been there would have shot him my
the report to be untrue and baresced falsehood an,
utterly void Of any semblance of truth. But did say
GREETED and lamented and that every good citizen ough
to be vigant in erretng out the persons guilty of tn
offence that those concerned in his death might b
/ Hamden, August IL, lS45
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FREE EXHIBITIONS.
ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN.


MIR MCCARTHY has, great expense, engaged Monsieu
1vl GU RBO the and wonderful perform
who will appear for this week only and through e
y formed the Royal Opera Hous. Paris before the
Royal Family and Mobiles Of France. He has also engaged
for one week longer the
ETHIOPIAN OPERATIC BROTHERS and SISTER.
who give variety Of and spendd performances every
fair d,y-thus aft riding those ladies and gentlemen who
visit Hoboken after dinner most splendid promenade and
novel amusement.
The following well known and celebrated performers
prise the Operate Band OF Ethopans
MIR ID GARD NER, he only person living who
the negro wench character and almost dees detection
Also the ony rival blu lesque Dancer of Elser Celeste &c.
and has equal the following beautiful Dances Cachucas,
Ii Bayadere FL Bol-ro, FL Jaleo de Xeres, Polka &c.
BILLY WHITLOCK, the great Locomotive Niger and
accomplished BANJO Player
OLD DAN EMMETT the celebrated Volinst and old Vir-
sny Niger who Is always hand when their
ding.
CHARLES WHITE the uuvalied Accordionist and cele-
brat d Nee 70 perfumer.
MASTER jerry BRYANT on tie Castinetts and won.
derful Negro Dancer
Grand Elssler Seenade by Gardner and Wmock, in which
they ye appeared together upwards q 100 nights at the
Royal Theatre London Mr. Gardiner will also introduce the
ceeeatsd Caehucla La Bay adere &c. ending with the real
Mr.. Whtlock in his original Locomotive Bugine, accompa
MED with laughabe and amusing story.
The Ethiopian Operate Broth and Sister, songs, g!ess
choruses parodies, refrains catches dances, &c &C.
Performance e 81 O'Clock. al2 5t*m
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LONG BRANCH. Auu. IL. 1915

LONG BRANCH, Aug IL, 49,
Grand Race bet,ceen an Or and a Horse Celebrated
BcautieS-Distinguished 4,ripais--N irtations-
Fair at Masonic HaH-Bathing.
The grand race of the season came of with spirit
on the race course, within mile OF the /" Rowland
House" last Tuesday. The grounds in the vicinity
were thronged with beauty, fashion, and betters
Private carriages, stages, country wagons and
horses were scattered around, their inmates watch
ing with interest the enclosure where they supposed
the horses were kept, when behold, from behind the
screen erected, was led a large sized OK, capari-
soned off TO resemble horse; crimson netting,
rosetes on the ears bit rains, saddle, strrups, and
spurs. Then came the horse. Both were mounted
by colored gentlemen IN full uniform The race
commenced, purse $50, mile heats. The OK kept
ahead Tor first quarter OF a mile the horse gained
fast upon him kept ahead two yards the next half
When within four yards OF the stopping place the
horse stumbled, and before he could be brought up
the OK gained and went In ahead. The shouts were
deaen,ng. The OK has been trained to 90 under
saddle or in harness, The ladies' were very much
excited, and several expressed wish TO "rlde that
sweet OK"
who have been here for some weeks we might men
ton \ G.. Montgomery and lady, ex-Post Master nj
Philadelphia; a. Vroom and lady, two daughters,
Ex-Governor New Jersey; Rev; Lewis p. Balch
beautiful Miss Field Dr. i--y, The lion of Phila-
delphia Miss Did, Of Carroll Place; Mr. Lem
ing, merchant, Philadelphia; MIR. Coon and lady !;
Mrs. Ny, and daughter, of st. Marks Place !:
we must call her the belle of the house. Ii is quite
sufficient that her blue eyes pierced more than one
gentleman. We know Of poor LII, he followed
her MS quite hopeless, and still would not give il
up Farley G-y, Esq, and lady, Of Clinton Place;
she was Miss G--n, daughter of the Swedish
Consul, and from him inherlts that dignity and self
possession for which he was noted. G--y is a
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