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The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-10
TAKING A NEWSPAPER.

ID.
"PIeasant day this, neighbor GaskilI,' said one
armer to another, coming into the barn of The lat
ter, who was engaged in separating the chaf from
the wheat crop by the means Of a fan. r
"Very 6ne day, friend Allon any news2" re-
turned the individual addressed fs.'.< Z
Nothing of Importance have called over to
see if you would ldn't join Carpenter and myself in
two dollars" - 90 - 5f9.'' &. 3~'sa %
Nothing cheap that you don't want" !" returned
Gaskill, IN positive tone " l don't believe in
newspapers; never heard of one doing any good
fan old stray one happens to get into our house,
my gals are crazy after it, and nothing can be got
out of them rniil it's read through They would
not be good for cent if paper came every week
And, besides, dollars amt picked up in every corn
hiII.'' ,s,lz, ~. -aa s.lasa.
{" But think, neighbor GaskilI, how much in
formation your gals would get if they had a fresh
newspaper every week flied with All the latest
intelligence. The time they would spend in read
ing, would be nothing to what they would gain" !"
"And what would they gain, wonders Get
their heads filled with nonsensical stories. Look
at Sally Black isn't she fine specimen Of one
of your newspaper reading gaIs2 Not worth, to
her father, three pumpkin seeds remember
well enough when she was ono of the most pro-
missing bodies about here. But her father was
fool enough to take newspaper, Any one could
see change IN Sally She beganlto spruce up
and to look smart. First, came a bow on her
Sunday bonnet and then gloves TO go to meeting,
After that, she must be sent to school again. and
that at the very time when she begun to be worth
something about home. And now she has got a
forty piano, and fellow comes every week TO
teach her music" raF -.
Then you won't join us, neighbor," Mr. Al
ton said, avoiding a useless reply to Gaslill. B.
40 no; that will not Money thrown away
on newspapers is worse than wasted / never
heard OF their doing any good. The time sprint
in reading a newspaper every week would be
enough TO raise hundred bushels of potatoes.
Your newspaper, in my own opinion, is dear
bargain, at any price" d s5e .
Mr.. Alton changed the subject, and soon left
Ineig hbor GaskiI 10 his fancies. Il
About three months afterwards, however, they
again met. as they had frequently done during
the Intermediate time est a
g Have you sold your wheat yet2"" asked Mr..
Alton.7s.a Jjei944.s 5os.sasI .a.4ete
Yes, sold Il day before yesterday"
/ How much did you ge4 for it 7''s 7sst '.'o
Eiphty-6ven nae4s.7s s5eysAi 3sr 1853 p sH43a aa'
sNo amore2 Why, thoi1ght every one knew
thai the price had advanced to ninety-five cents
To whom did you seIl2n IS
To Wakefal, the store-keeper in R.
He met me day before yesterday. and asked me If
bad spidmy crop yet Isaid had nos He
then offered totakeit at eighty five cents, the mar
ket price, and said be might as well have il, as
there was doubtless little chance of its rising.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-10

WHY DoWr you TAKE THE PAPERS

BY N. P. WILLIS,
Why don't you take the papers2
They are "the life Of my delight!"
Except about election times, li'&
And then read forspile. ss sss.5 alls4
Subscribe, you cannot losesa cent a.ra ssags
Depend the advice is good .c siI;a eta
For cash thus spent, is money lent
On interest four fold paid. - 5'if' aa ff'2
Go then, takethe papers, ta18a Se' .'7i.'
And pay to-day, nor pray delay, s.asa t..a =
!. And my word heard il is inferred, ,-,.-
You'll live till you are gray.
An old newsmonger friend of mine,
While dying from the cough, z'j9a
Desired to hear the lates news, 2siI5 5ss.t g
While he was going off. .. f- 4,
/ took the paper, and 1 read v e-,
Of some new pills in force;
He bought box-and is he dead2
No hearty as horse.
knew printers debtor once. ~,
Racked with scorching fever, ..--.s
Who swore TO pay his bill next day,
81 If her disease would leave her.
Next morning she was at her work, 5
DiVesIed of her pain; rigs
BuI did forget 10 pay her debt IS. s--.,q<i-
Till taken down again.
"Here, Jessie, take these silver wheels,
Go pay the printer newm
She spoke, she slept and then awoke,
With health upon her brown. --.
Why don't you take The papers? r asa fsa.E
Nor from the printers yisage sneak,
Because YOU borrow of his boy,
A paper every week. ' e f.7# s..-.
For he who takes the papers,
And pays his bill when. due, Hs 1aa.,
Can live al peace with God and man,
And with the printer too.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-10

Mr.. Clay attended the election at Lexington,
voted for his friend Garrett Davis, laughed and
joJed with wings and democrats, and went back
to his own home at Ashland, esdare say, a much
happier man than if he bad been President of the
United States. Nat. InteIigeneer.
Mr.. Foster attended the election at Nashville,
laughed and joked with wings and democrats,
and went back to his own home, but zoe dare not
sag, much happier. man than if he had been
elected Governor Of Tennessee
EI6 s'e1n Nashville Union
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-10
TO TRAVELLERS.

THE Fare from CASTOR TO Petersburg, is S3 On
The Fare from CASTOR to Balhmore, by the
way of The GreensvilIe and Roanoke,
Petersburg, Richmond and Petersburg,
and Richmond & Fredericksburg Rail fa
Roads the Potomac Steam Boat and
sns und Bstsmore. S.a hs i''' Deee 80, - 30 90
The Fare from CASTOR to Baltimore, by the 49,
same rout with the substitution of
the Rail Road for the Stage, between 1--
" Wellington and Baltimore, is sll 90
The Fare from CASTOR to Baltimore, BY the
(sieensvilIe & Roanoke, the Peters, -
burg and City, Point Rail Roads and ~
James River aud Bay Steam Boats,
including Meals on the Boats is s q 80 90
ne .sms pnss IRON iS sA''0n % 'o''' 'H' s5 90
These Rates are the same, as from Weldon. 5s..'a
JAMES GRESHAM, Agent E
Ofice of Greensvilie and 1e,
Roanoke R. R., Aug 2, 1916. .sat 'S1.
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TNIHE house and lot formerly owned by Richard
Il Green, and adjoining w .SE A. Stith's. The dwe-
ling house has four and three frepiaces There
Kitchen sLoke house, dairy, barn. stable, carriage
house, upwards ofthiry fruit reesand an excellent we'll
of water The house will be sold on credit OF one,
two three and four years but not sold before the Ist
January next will be rented for any number oil
wears Apyly to w. s. A. STITH.
Sent. 4, 1915. 565-4m
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-10
Notice.

IEIAKEN up and committed to Jail, in Lenor county,
on 31st July last, negro man who says his name
Harry and that he belongs to William Whitfield and
Said negro is OF dark complection feet inches high,
about So or Sc years of age The owner requesed
come forward, prove property, pay charges and take
said negro aay or he will be dealt with the law di-
rect. RlCH'D w. KING, SherlH.
August 25 1915 - -@ 565- 5t-p.
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ELOUR FLOUR.

lust received full supply of Hodens' Superior
% Family Flour and if such as represented above
il can be returned and the money refunded.
JOHN R. WHITAKER.
August is, ls45. 66s-tf,
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TweIve Thousand eight hundred and seventy
eioh, nassenpers arrived in New York, from for-
eisn ports, during the month Of August
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-10

Mag. 4 j. aDonelson. 6 This gentlemen reach.
ed Nashville on Saturday evening last on his re-
turn from Texas. He remained at his post az
Charge until he had fully discharged all ihe du-
ties which devolved upon him! He has lcft be.
hind himiin Texas the warmest attachment on
the partof the people, and he finds the welcome
of hearty approval amongst his friends in the
United States He has acquitted himself nobIy
in the, late important transactions in Texas 70
his vigilance, ability and skill are we indebted IN
an eminent degree for the successful termination
ofthe negotiations and the happy consammaion
OF the measure ofannexation The result has
proved The wisdom Of his appointment. whilst il has
added much to the reputation Of Maj DoneIson
E-ea Nashville Union Aug. 60 '2I
GooDnEss. Let the misanthrope grumble as
he will, there is many sunny spot to cheer the
path OF life. An incident, trifing IN itself, but
scharmingiY Illustrative of beneyolence and .vir-
tue, passed under our window last Monday
A iltle girl was crying along the pavement,
oveTburdcned by two baskets Of chips. FL
What is the matter, child z" said a lovely
young lady, in kindest accents s.eg,,
Is 9 They are 50 heavy" replied the girl sitting
! .tTell me where you live, and let NC carry one
for you" .r
She would not tell her residence. - -
Well, my little friend, do you ake one basket
home, and will stay here and guard the other,
Till you return for il
With a bright smile, away trudged the tiny
porter-(essl and there stood the bcnevoIent lady,
the daughter of one whose name is on honor 10
the city. whose high sense ofdnty, and, whose pn-
yielding integrity the ChancelIoTship Of the Ex-
chequer could not move. for modern degencFacy
had not reached him. The child found her
treasure safe, and that charming lady (God bless
her y stepped lightly on her way, her heart swell.
ing with emotions that the wisest and The best
might envy. She did simple deed and blush
ed to find It fame" U s. GazetEe- y
q Nancy p said . girl TO her companicn (which
railroad do you Iike best q" - g !,
aThat one replied Nancy, which furnishes
a sRGrk-catchcr."
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-10
MILLINERY.
MISS L.. DORSEY,

5I3 Broadway, EW YORK, !.
rs now receiving by the Hayre packets her Millinery
order.
Septr 4, 1916. ItHa as ~ g 6s6-st
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-10

NASH FOR RAGS. The franklin Manufacturing
u Company, intending extend their manufac
ure opaper will pay cash the highest price for cotton
and linen RAGS, white colOored. Country merch-
ants may forward parcels ofRags to the subcrber, who
will remit payment as he may bedIrected.
---. s JOHN RICHARDS,
Superintendent Franklin Manufacturing Company.
Richmond, Va August /, 1915. 562-9t.
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Nancy p said q girl TO her companion, (which
raiIroad do you like best 4" = g =
= That one" replied Nancy, which furnishes
a szGrkcatchcr"
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r. HOVEY,S :.
TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
3 y

(orPosIrE CEDAR srREET) NEW YORK
LEATHER, Seal Hide, and Canvas Packing Trunks,
Ladies' and Gentlemens' Hat Cases and Travelling
Bags valises Carpet Bags Hobby Horses, VelocPedes
sc. Russia, Black. Green. Russet and Sole Leather
Folio Trunks suitable for the Army and navy on the
most favorable terms. Sold Wholesale and Retail in
quantities o suit Purchasers ..s r. ss
no Citizens and JNerchdnts from the Country are in-
vied caHGs above f0re making their purchases.
ApriI g. sally.
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Coon

"a 1RGINIA-iN ,cmGNcERT A. Rules held
IN lhe c.erh's oilice ui lie CirrGn Superiar
Z uri ri Law aud chonce'y iur The county oi Ohio
"a the month Ui August lSi5
The North Western Bank OF Virginia. Con,pia 'Hast
4, sguiI'c,
Matthias j. Hers. John NJ NJ Creary. William p
Gordon. John w Brinp. Eewnti ~ Frzingh,
The Mcn hanis' md Mechanics Bank uI whee
'Ing. Elijah e. J,iirrs. Albert Buus. William
Armstrong, John IL Armstrong, Wiiliaa Busty.
Defendants
Tee Def ndanis Mauhins JefIerS. iuhn Nj Me.
Cr"nry aud William E Gn!5n not having entered
heir appearance aud gwen security accord ng l.,
he nci Oi assembly and the rules u ihi. court aid
u appearing tY satisfactory prorfilaI they are moi
inhabitants oi the comm"nw. alih oi V.trinia-On
molten Oi The complainant by cuuusel. II Is ordered
that The SAID defendants do app, here nn The rsI
day "i the next Iera. AMI answer Ihr oinpainou,s
bill and ihni copy oi tins order be luuhwIh in.
serted IN some newspaper piinJ in The city al
wheeling Tor Two Months sucrc sively, md pasted
nj The trout door vi the court ho,rsc oi Ohio county
cory iesIc, ALIEN 4 LAlDLEY. clerk
r. aug 20
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W iRGlNIA-iN cnANctRy-AI rules hell
" IN the ciek office OF Tie CucuiI Superior
C"ur' "i Law aud chancsw for The c,uny oi Oho.
~ the month at August !Si5
samuel l. wy man. William 5 Appleton, aud Joseph
SnI'h j.. ar'ncrs under Tie firm oi W,man,
Appleton * 70. Comptaihanis.
against
Lewis Sutton jr. aud RichnrI T. Davis. partners
"a, IL, The fam Of Lewis Sutton a. Co. and Jacob
Cooling, D.G.dg.ts
The Defendants Sutton & Davis. moi having en-
lettd their appearance auG given .ecuriIy according
to The act "i assembly and The rules Of this court
ana II appearing 10y satisfactory proui tia, they ATE
not 'nhahi.anis al the commonwealth Of Virginia
On 'LUon of Tie complainant 10y counsel. II is or
deIed HAT hc said dcicndans dn apreor here on The
first day Of The next Term, nnd answ er The com lain
ants bill and that copy OF his order I've iouh~ i'll
nserled III some newspaper printed IN the ciiy of
wheeling Tor Two mouths successfully, ard posted
Al e front door o. The cour, house of Ohlo county
copy icsie, ALEX Il LAlDLEY. clerk
+. mug 30
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IINGINIA--IN cHGNcERi--Al rule, held
v IN the CLERKS flee oi The Cucnir Superior
C"uri III Law md rlirnce1y Tor the county of OHIO,
III The m"nlh 0i A. gust 1915
William + Dean. Complainant.
against
John Gilrhris Daniel NJ r. e ngipn jonas Cram
hacker and William C. fin. D,Jtndanfs
The Defendant G., fin ni hnying enI, rcd his an
pchTar'e and gwen security according Ia the acI ui
"ssemhly aud The rules oi ihs Count and II appearing
Icy shnf'ci"ry proo that he is not an inhabIumr a
lhe 'ommonw enllh OF Virgmin-On uryrn of The
complainant by counsel il is ordered I.sai The SAID
defendant d" arfear here on The first day ri
The next term and answer Ihe cnmtIainani's
hilI, aud that copy Of this order he forth \, iIh
Inserted ia some newspaper printed in The civ OF
wheeling ior Two months successively, end posted
AT The rUAi dor OF The cnur house of Ohn county
copy Iesc, ALEX 4 LAlDi Ely. Clerk
NELS'N. aug 10
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RIIUGININ.-lN cnA,r,a,--A, -. a.

NINGINtA--iS cHAScth,-At tu'.- h. a
NTH" Geek uibcs 81 he Cif,un S.t.us
court "f Law ard Chaseer 80 tas ,.,any u Obn..
IN the munih 81 Aurn.i iSt5
Lawrence a wa.hngti sud Mar ~ ws,hiee. a
CsaPaiaasfs.
OH" " 1erkell ard Msuida he wife gs-as. N
Stout mid Eiiz,heih : h.s Niis. %, ~ iIuil and
Ehzaheih hts wiir. o. Ethsih Csmthsii "a,
& Campbell. Parker lCsm,beli AID l.sl..lis ~.
VIE. Samuel Lyon aud May Lis Ntie, gh,.
Riirhie AID, Elleu ~ ~iie whith siil a. sah..th
Campbell, I''hu Csmpi.sii. H. NJ C,,spi. a.
Nancy Lyon et'd E',en Ru,Lis ef~ The her. a,
lnw oi fraucls & CaLIL,ii. lai, ui Obts c,.,,ni,.
dccea-'J Def .la.s
The Dee nienta EUSahcih Campbell S,w..i
Lyon and Macy hrs w,ie. sbd john Rieh,s and
EIcn his wiie net having epi'te their ab.. s.anre
aud given stcuiiiy according 10 ihe act 81 a.,cnhiy
ard The rules 81 I'M. cVufI, aud appearing ~ sai
siariory piooi that ihcy are nj inhsliIasu OF the
sunmonw ealih oi vne,nis--On motion ~ the s,.m
pla'nani by cuur set II ~ oii, red hat The said de-
iendnnis do appear here The 6rsi day Of ihe n, a
term. and answer the cuns lninan'. bill and ths,
copy "i ihis order he 6thwih usefbd IN sme
newspaper printed ~ the city ~ Wheeling h,f tM1
n"nths successfully. and posted at tie fr.'t door 81
HE court house al Ohm county A cuIy i..t-.
ALfX Il LAlDLEY. cirik.
GOOD aug D:
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VIEGINIA-x cnScsnr--AI Il,

W lEGINIA-IN cmANcEEy--A Rule. held
III The clerks uflire III The CItcut Snpeti,r
Conr' "i Law aud chanccw ior the county oi Ohh,.
IN the month Of August 1915.
Zacharah Jacob. administrator Tho estate of sam.
"ei SPreg deceas d. COmI iainanL
against
Mrrk r'uglsss and olers. De6nd.,,,
The Defendant john Richie. net having entered
Ms appearance aud given security ntcnrlihg io tho
act OF assembly AID the rules vf this court and AZ
appearing by satisfactory prof that he Is not on IN
hahanI ni Tie rommonw eniIh vi Virgiui,.-Ou mo-
'ion "i The complainant Ivy counsel, il is ordered
ma! lhes"id defendant DIP appear here % Me 6,st
uny u me "ei 'er'n AID answer HE rompiainap,s
BILL aud lhaIa copy of this order be urihwmh use,
led ia some Lew spaper printed IN the city vi wLes-
ling Tor Two months successfully. aud p.ieJ at tho
'front.' d'7r OF the court honse "i Ohin con,iy. >,
copy leslie, ALEX 4 LAIDLEY. clerk.
r. mug 20
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BLANK BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, sc.
IOHN ] HASM Ell

ES BOOKSELLERS rali ,nrr and Blank Book
se MANUFACTURED, Union Street, Wheeling
keeps constantly on hand AID naGu'at lurrS t"
order Blank Account Books of evtTv de>crip-
tlnn. MERCH1TTS and Others who are re-
curing New Books, can have Them rUl,d lo
any pattern aud bnu0d IN The most desirable
manner at The shofcs, notice, aud warranted 10
give sat siaciion
STA 1IC NERY in all is variety, suitable
for Merchants, Banks and Public Offices,
Also large assortment OF School, ClaSSi.
cal, Theological Medical and Juvenile Book ,
at The UcTy IOIota prices. mar Ii
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" lRGlNlA-N CnANcFEy--At Roles held
~ ihe clerks oilicc Of The C,fcui Superior
Ccuu OF Law aud chauccfy fnf The county Ut Ohio
f'r the mouth oi August 1915.
ZIehara J.coh administrator IL the estate 81 = IN
uci Spfigg deceased COqsp'ait ont
against
Edward Sieelman md oihefs. DefsHdasis
TIE Defendant john Rrciue moi hay.ug ertefrd
his appearance and gives security arcofdus 90 f.r
act oi assembly aud HE rules oi Ihs ,uuu. ADD %
appearing 10y satisfactory Ifu"i hat h~ y it,l sii
inhabiIant oi ihe commUGw calih ut NIfe mo
motion Of lhe complainant 10y counsel, % isufd,ud
Iha lie said defendant DO appear here on the if.l
day AZ The neSi term, aud answer the complainant
biil. and That ctly ol Ibis order he iouhWuL ,n
-ercd ~ some newspaper p,ulrd IN The Guy at
Wheeling or tWO ~ nibs successfully and pp,ted
at tie trout duof Ol lie touu house ui Ohio runn,
a copy lcsle ALEX T. LAIDLEY cleh
aug %
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MIInGININ-S cnscrn,-.Ai Rnc. n,

u IRGINIi-N cmANCERY--At Rule. hcLt
v ~ Tive rc'h's ufrce 81 tie Crcui Su,rfiar
Cuun uftiw and chancciy tr he c1Ynty Of O,t,
llie muut' e A gust 1915.
Zich,urh Jacuh, admins. faiof Of the estate ulS,n
u,l Spngg decreased, C,mpi4isasL
se inst
Samuc' Pr'l and oihcfs, u 6Hd0uts
Tie DE- Cndau Juh0 Richie nut having s,,t,,,,i
h., appearance md gwen s.cuuty p,,ufIlra o., r,,
iciu assembly AID The tuits ~ rn. un. AID o.
appearing ly satisfactory p,oof timthc o. rot AMIN
hIhriHn al he Commonwealth a. Yulinia--Oa
mnlion Of The rUmpli nent w. counsel. % . Urlrfed
ihai 'he sad deiendan, de- sppesf here 90 me if.i
DAY 81 he htx' term, and answer tie cfoplainin +.
b'li and that rpy Of ll,is ufter be- fuuhW lil u,.
serted ~ sone teNsraref puned uI he cay u
WIZ cling luf tWO nrriis succcssivcly. arJ posted
OF tie ii0j door Vi ihe rruu h.ps. 81 Chiu ,o,n,y
a copy este, ALIEN 4 IA DLEY. ciek
) ~. aug 20
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rnr Ssw AxD splendid sfsrAs.ea

W IL,
oz,> LoGhN, master, viii con.
q N ~ unue to Iun through The
u; ;lSs..=;EI...i5s.t season as a weekly packet
esaFe >'A-"-->S s'~S between PIit>burs h aGd
Churchman'S: leaving Wheeling every Wedn, $.
day evening at 9 O'clock aud Cincinnati every
Saturday at 10 a NJ.
This steamer is provided with Evans Sale.
" Valves aud an iron roof as pfUieeIIon a.
gainsi explosion aOd fire
For tie ghi or passage apply On board.
feb %
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1913.
MAyoR-CE O DUTY


Couucilniea:
Cicyk-JAMEs S. WHEAT.
Se,geoni-JoHN MtaRAY.
Uh3,C .Mas'er-R. HAMILTON.
Thos Hughes, Matthew M'Lare, w p Wilson.
w w Shnver, A S Todd S Brady,
B SanboTn, Geo Mcndell, o " Hei>kell,
M Nelson, Coen, VIM Humphrey
Jacob Amick, f Kelley, II Roberts,
ID Lamb.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF I HE
COUNCIL
= On Ordinanees-MessIs Nelson, Brady and
Wheat.
On Finances Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb.
On Aeeouats-Messrs Shriver, sanbon and
Kelley.
On Streets aud AHies-MesSrs Todd, Will
son, MenGell, Awick end Kelley.
On Water Uorks-MeSSis Sanborn, M'Lurc,
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On Market House -MeSs.s Heiskell Pun
phrey and Coon.
On Coal Banks-MesSrs Amick, Wi son, Re.
berts and Superintendent of Wafer Works.
On HharreS-Shriv.r, Hughes and Amick.
On Fire observation-disclosures Todl, M'LpIe
SaRborn, Humphrey and Roberts
On P,titions- Messrs Nelson, Lamb And
Sanborn.
I'm Saiaries-Messis Kelley, M'Lure, ShrI-
yer, Brady and Nelson.
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NIRGINIA-Iv cnANc,nY-rG EntsI hslY

NIRGlNlA-IN CIAychRy-rAl Eutrs heIY
m The clers's Office vi the Cireuu Snper,,r
Conn Of Law and chancrry G,r the county OF Ohio
IN The month Of August 1915
Znchnriah Jacob, admins raor Of the estate az Sam.
ue' spfgg deceased, Complainant.
against
Washington Def al and others, De|eDdas.
The Defendant Inn Richie. not having entered
las appearance aud given security actordips 10 10
act OF assembly aud he ru'ts ot Tins GOuri, and II
app arng ly eiirsncIary pruof lIl lac is not all ir>
habIiam ct HE common% ealIh oi Vugipa- On mo.
.iE 81 The, cg"plniqahi by counsel j Is, ordered
That IIIe sand defendants do appear here GA The hfp
haf OF 'he me-" term. and answer The crnplain anIs
bill nd that copy oI ihs order ne forthwith i'm
serted IN some newspaper printed IN The city of
wheeling Tor Iw" months successfully. aud pu ted
nj The irnni docr Of the r"nrI house o Ohio county
copy Iesie. ALEX T. LAIDLEY. clerk
+. aug ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-25
the NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
AIIO-Iffp

~, 2pn 5ro n,sf %' season. e%",,"" ns 10
= $500 weekly PACKET lelween ri Is
bur en- aud Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling evey
sunday evening at 9 o'clock, and Cincinnati
every w edresday al 10 NJ
For freight OF passage Apply On board.
feb 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-25
NEW U MAIL STEAMER CLIPPER

NEW U MAIL STEAMER CLIPPER
- The new and fast rum
q ~ ming steamer CL'PPr Il,
,G .;;;,sSs:i;-;N,s.-stbsi., n Crooks, ommandrI
will cCatinue } make re
sular weekly rIipSio Cincinnaii:l leaving Wheel
ing every Friday evening al O'Clock, and Gin,
cinnaii every Monday at 10 Nj.
For freight or passage, having superior ac-
comm uinnS, apply on board.
sJThe ChpPei was built expressly Ter the
Cincinnati and FiusbuTsh made, and viii con
t,nue IN the trade Inc whole season. ieb 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-25
B q q h ~ TO e ~ s..
Wholesale AND RETAIL
pnOE STnnC

JOHN FISHER, AGt, Book seller and Station.
:, or, NO 1875 Main Street Wheeling, Va. so
hcit- the patronage. Of his former friends ana
customers a; his ola stand, where he will b,
able to supply them wiib Books and Stationery
AT reduced pIlces. He has now IN baud lar &c
assortment, and is constantly receiving supplies
of Medical, Mi Miscellaneous, Theological and
School Books. Also Bibles of every variety of
Binding, all of which he is able TO afford a :
the city.
Highest price given for Rags ia exchange.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-25
NEW U S NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLAND.

SSEn The new and fast running pas.
I.fh.Ih senser steamer NEW ENG
$500 LAND, Samatl y Page, com.
Se'1JSNAsSo mander, will continue To make
regular weekly trips TO CIncianau; leaving
Wheeling every Wednesday evening az Q -,
clock and Cincinnati every Saturday at 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior ac-
commodaiions, apply on board.
s'TThe New England was built expressly
for the Cincinnati trade, and will continue in
the u ade the whole season.
g-.FThe New England i provided with Evans
Safety Guard 10 prevent the explosion of boil
els. ieb 81