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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08

Making pr cent. for the year. Said per centage
TO he cast on the original amount of premium note
without reference to any endorsement, and to be paid
to the Treasurer, at his Office in Montpelier, on or
before the 5,h day of October, 1915, being the day
of the Annual meeting of said company.
AS usual iist ofpersons insured in tho several
towns with the amount of assessment due from each
respectively, will be forwarded TO tho Representatives
elect to the Legislature. by whom money can be
sent Members of the Company should recollect this
opportunity il affords to all cheap. safe and con.
Vencnt way by which money for their insurance can
he transmittcd and is expected that each Member
of the company, from whom assessments are due will
improve the opportunity thus offered. YHE ASSESS
NESTs ApE DUE IN Ocro En-, and in order to meet
the liabilities of the company must be paid in prompt.
ly. Such as neglect to foIwar their money when
duoare referred to the Sth sec, of the act ofincorpo
ration, (Which will be found attached their poll
c'es,) for the consequences of such neglect. The
Treasurer is instructed by the Directors in all cases,
where it becomes necessary for the collection of
scssments 20 bring SUITS enforce the collection of
the whole note. agreeable to the provisions ofhe
above cited.
There have been ao we'd the past year one hue
drel and nine losses, amounting TO $40 996 IS.
j. II. THURSTON. Treasurer.
Insurance Office, Montpelier, Aug l3, ls45.
d22w3.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08

UP slip from the Office Of the Bangor Wings
Courier contains the following particulars ofthe de-
yirucion of the new steamer Bangor, by fire:
TOTAL Destruction OF THE lRoN STEAM
SNIP BANGOR NY FIRE. We are indebted TO Jer-
ONE & Co.'S express, arrived this morning, for intel
lgcnce Of the destruction of the steamship Bangor
She on her passage from Boston to this city with
lIity.wo passengers, and filed with freight At 4
o'clock, Yesterday afternoon, when in sight of Cas-
line fire broke out the smoke pipe, in the vi
cnly of the hose pipe, and rendering it useless for
The emergency. When first discovered the fire up
reorod but little larger than a mans hand but imme
daisy and instaniuneousy spread. The course of
ship was changed and she ran into Dark Harbor,
Long Island, in the town of Isesboro, where she
consumer, together with all her freight.
The passengers and crew all landed in safety
and taken to Castne, and will arrive here probably in
the course of the day,
She was filled with valuable freight, but it is not
known 10 what extent the goods may be insured. We
regret to learn MAT probably only asma part of Ethe
goods oyo insured. and ;ha there is insurance up
on the SHIP
We have no special information as TO the origin Of
the fire. but it is stated that her deck beams rested
upon the boilers, and were fitted to .hem If this
was the case there is no mystery about her taking
ic, for 40 fact is better established than that iron
may be heated by steam sufficiently high to set wood
on fire."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08
FROM TIE WAR QUARTER.

iC9 We CLEAN the following item from New
Orleans paper, Aug. %:
FROM OUR Troops IN TEXAS. We learn that
letter has been received from officer of the troops
under Gen. TAYLOR, dated the 5th inst. at Corpus
christi, in which it is stated that Gen. L. had des-
patched courier TO Metamoras, who had returned
with Intelligence that the Mexican troops, stationed
That place, or in its vicinity, did note exceed four
Aandred in number. Should this prove true, the re-
ports hitherto received here, have strangely exaggor-
Hd their number. Other letters state that troops
WIRE in the enjoyment of good health, and were in
Excellent spirits.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08
N % Il aE

TENHE subscriber is under necessity Of having all his
IL demands pro and con settled. And Re takes this
method to say, (and he means he says) to all per-
sous indebted to him, by note account that they
can have opportunity to settle with him and make
payment at his dwelling house. at McIndoe's Falls,
until the LIST of October next after which time they
will positively have to settle with his Agent at A.
Underwoods office, at Wells River Vage.
JOHN McNAB.
McIndoe's Falls, Aug. 90, Is45 422y4
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Ng nHsRAGB@r

~
In this town, Sept l. by Rev P N Granger, Mr.
ELIAS Woops and DEMoLINE PETRIE, both Of
Waterford
In BrookGed, by Rev. w w. Lovejoy, Mr. AL
bert Tovejoy, of Compton, N II TO Miss Lucretia
NJ. Dunbar, of Newbury, VI.
In Newbury, Aug. IA, by Rev. Mr. Prndal, MIR
Jonathan Knights, of Ryegaie, to Miss Jane Taylor,
of ~
Ia Norfolk, (Virginia) Aug. 8, by Rev. s. J. Cas-
seis Mr. Edward A. Paul, formerly of Danvile, to
Miss Indiana Adelia Smith, of Norfolk.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08

From the Bennington Banner, Extra Sept. >.
Yesterday WAS glorious day for the Wings of
Bennington County .Locofocosm is on its back. We
have heard from the following towns which are suf-
icient to warrant in claiming the election Of our
Senators by handsome majority.
We have carried this Probate District Cor the first
time, which IRE consider great triumph
REPRESENTATIVES, b. .s.
Bennington, Gen. Norman Blackmer; w.
Woodford, A. Steson, w.
Searsburgh, Alpha Williams, w.
Pownnl David Gardner, Independent.
SALISBURY, no choice Last year Loco
Sunderland, do do do
Manchester, S. Bentley, loco gain.
Dorest, no choice, same rs last year.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08

ORLEANS COUNTY. The retura Of votes FOR
Senators for this County render it certain that ENocH
b. SIMoNDs. Esq Of Glover has been elected by a
handsome majority. Ills minority the loco can
didate is nearly large the wing majority last
wear,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08
Tailoring.

III CURTISS would inform tho Inhabitants Of
AA' ST. Johnsbury and vicinity that he has just
returned from the city, where he succeeded in obtain
ing first rate workman, and is ready to do
business IN the latest aud most approved styles.
All work made in tho shop warranted to fit.
~ b. Particular attention paid 10 cutting for
others to make.
Sept. @, lS15. A23f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08

SHAKING Country. When a Yankee finds
himself 'sot down. in Western country, he thinks
of little else, for year two, but the ague and few
err One who lately found hmselFon the banks oc
the Maumoe, wrote long letter hum from which
we extract the following "
Along the fat sickly looking shore Of this river,
one almost the fever and ague, or the chills,
with foy eyes and eversh cheeks, or the paid bag
gard countennnce, with chat,erng teeth and shaking
limbs, homes rattling in their sockets, and all the
rents of life frozen up, staring its victim in the face,
and crying shake shdke, And half Of the inhnbi
tans, nj least, present in their yellow and cadover
Gus cheeks, and dull eyes, the personicaion Of
the bilious fever and Kindred complaints In fact,
during this month and next, half o, more Of the
residents of the western world may be seen with bot
tie of wine and qunino in pocket and in the 9TH
or box OF caomel which they cat, not by grains
but by table spoonful
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08

and much OF said lands will he sold public auction
at the dwelling house Of Geo. r eed Inn keeper in
said GuildhnIl, on the first Thursday of October
next ut 10 O'Clock forenoon shall be requisite 10
discharge said taxes with unless previously paid
RUFUS G. LUCAS, First Constable.
Dated Mt GuildhaII, this 2sth day Of Aug. A. D.
1915. -.'. 423wS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08

ANOTHER OUTRAGE AT LEXINGTON. mob
Of young men mt Lexington, animated by tho exam
pie OF their seniors, on the next ClueSdny) night acr
the removal of the True American press, made an at
tack upon several free negroes aud, in the language
of ;he Lexington Inquirer, "bent them in most cru
el and nhumnn manner, tarrng and feathcrug one Of
them on n public squnre!'
A public meeting was subsequently held, 10 pre-
vent recurrence Of these oulrages
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08

RAIL ROAD. Rail Road meeting was held at
bradford last Thursday, another at this place on Fri
day, aud one at Barton Saturday At the two
former meetings considerable progress was made in
procuring subscriptions to the stock Of the Connect.
cut and Passumpsc Rivers r. Road. Our paper
goes to press too early to report the result or the
meeting ut Barton. II ia just tho time now FOR every
well wisher Of the project to put forth his mighes'
efforts.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08
Fire! Firc!

THNHE Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire Tnsur.
H. ance Company hereby notified tina. the fol.
lowing assessments have been made by the Directors
all notes in force the days following, to-wit:
September 9, 1914, / of one per cent
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08
daNiIdHRaIg.

VENlE non resident Propretors Of the town OF Guild
n hall, in the County Of Essex, are here by noS
tilted that the taxes assessed by said town withnyth
year next preceding this date remain either in whole
in part unpaid tho following Described lands in
snid tnyVn IN Ipit
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08

,,,nrcrIoN IN New YoRK, Governor
.,,',L, has issued proclamation, which appears in
S,Lony Argus OF Thursday, wherein, after To-
,be whole matter OF anti-rentsm, he declares
.,0,v If Delaware to be in a state Of insurrec-
W., according 10 the act Of April ast,whch renders
.,o resist or assist in resisting legal process, or
',, s,cope OF prisoners, liable to tho state prison
exclamation closes with appeal to the officers
,ho law, TO the citizens, tho tenants and tho pro-
,.,,,s and to the resstnnts; and declares, finally,
r.. ,iolonce must be prevented, life protected, and
.,Jo, punshed. 1t is an able paper, and will have
w odsc. The Argus says:-"Adiutant General
r.rioelon proceeded yesterday afternoon, in the
,.,mboat, via Catskll,to Delhi, and will person.
div that its requirements ore promptly carried ont"
ANY '''
srARyATGoN IN SOUTH CAROLINA. We are
,,y "a hear that so many Of our worthy and wealthy
.,,cns are making up their minds to leave our dis
10, on nccout of tho failure orthe corn crop 1t is
no. true we are in Eight squeeze" but relief will
"a had The Legisat ure will furnish the means, and
,,e,s of the State will bring supply corn, ut least
T., CoIumba. A loan was made to Charleston in her
calamity. The same viii not be refused tho upper
,,ontry, in her ten fold worse condition But what
are hose 10 do who have no 10 pay, and no
credit TO sustain them? There's the rub. Our adj
vice nov is, make all the industry you can in The
fll cro.,-usc all economically on the justice of
The legislature, and not on its charity, and finally,
keep cool and don't despond.- YorkUiiie IS. @. }
Mi,tillaay, Aug. 20,
letter in the Charleston Mercury speaks Of the
distress and consequent excitement experienced by
srarmers of Spur,ansburg, in consequence Of the
allure Of their crops, and tho excessive price Of pIo
visions, which prevents the poor from purchasing, and
was apprehended would cause them to resort to
force 10 satisfy their wants.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08

BosroN AND CANADA The Evening Gazette
staIcs that the stock in the Connecticut & Passumpsic
River Railroad ia nearly all taken up. This
road which is an extension of the Concord and Leb
railroad, forms the and most direct route
to the capital Of Lower Canada. The road will be
constructed much less expense than other railroads
in ew-England leading to Canada, and will be
m ct at the line by the railroad to be constructed
through Canada via Sherbroote 10 StaRstend Boston
Courier.
TEXAS LETTERS The Picayuno says that per-
in the United States, writing their friends in
Texas should remember that il necessary TO pay the
postage OF their letters New Orleans. Unless this
be done, the letters are not forwarded Since the
ton Of the Texas Congress- upon the annexation ques-
ton, nearly barrel Of letters have accumulated in
the Post Office Of that city, with the postage unpaid.
and it may saVe much disappointment 10 know this
fact.
Fifty artillersts have been detailed from West Point
FOR Texas, aud ordered TO New York harbor, 10
make preparations Coz sailing. The detachment are
in tho city we believe, under the command of Lieut.
Howe. The call was unexpected, and ia said not to
give satisfaction, in consequence of certain oordse-
mens of privileges. IN. Y Express.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08
CHARLES ADAMS ESTATE

NILS AbNmS ENl Al e.
IHNHE Subscribers having been appointed by The
Hon. Probate Court for The district of Caledo.
MIA, commissioners. Ia receive. examine and adjust
the Claims and demands of ali persons, against she
estate of
CHARLES ADAMS,
late Of Waterford, in said district deceased repre-.
sentcd insolyent and the term of six months from
the 25h day of August, s45 being allowed by said
Court, TO the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before us--Do give
notice that We will attend to the duties of our APP
pointment, at the dwelling house of the widow Re-
hecca Adams, in Waterford, in said district, on the
Goth day of September, Isi5 and on the 29th day
of December, lS45, at o'clock, afternoon. on
each of said days.
JAMES WORKS, ! C,,,,i,.;..
NATHL LEE, commissioners -
Waterford Sept Sd, A. d. 1915. 423w3
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DOctS. B. SanbOPn q {. B. Darling,
PHYSICIANS .4.ND SURGEONS,
LTNpoS CoRNEU, YT.
Particular attention maid to Dentistry. 422f

Particular attention maid to Dentistry. 422,f
STEPHEN HOUGHTON'S ESTATE.
VI VIE subscribers having been appointed by the
A Hon. Probate Court for the District of CaeLo-
mia, missionors, receive, examine, and adjust
the Claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of STEPHEN HOUGHTON, Esq.
late of Burke, in said district, deceased, rep
resented insolvcnt and the term Of six months from
the I4th day Of Aug. inst. being allowed by said
court to tho creditors of said deceased, to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before us-Do give
notice, that will attend to the duties of our APP
ponlmcn at the dwelling house of widow Amanda
M. Houghon, in Burke, in said district, on the 25th
day of October and on the 18th day of Januu-
airy next, at 10 o'clock forenoon each ofsaid days
JOEL TRULI, a
BENZ. F. BELDEN, Commissioners.
DANIEL BECK WITTY
Burke, Aug. %, A. d. 1915. 422w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08

FRAUD IN Wool The Vergennes paper gives an
account of agross fraud perpetrated upon tine Messrs
aNe of that city, similar to that attempted in this
pace last yeur. short time since, Mr. Ezra Smith,
VI Sionkton, man who has long sustained good
'pu1a!lon for honesty, sobrety and industry, sold to
we rarkers large quantity of wool. A few days
SINCE when packing to ship the same, the discovery
was made that each fleece. (aboul so in number,)
'U"'a'ned from pound 10 pound and half Of
Naser paris, closely wrapped and secured by means
" me tag-locks of the fleece. Smith arrested
'ad placed under bonds. Ho in good circum-
''S"ces and on his arrest he gave as reason for the
'' that he could not afford to sell his wool at the
r''ce al which it was selling.-Free Press.
@ MISS Virginia, daughter of Maj. Gen. Winfield
~ aoO"' u s. Army, died on Tuesday evening, Aug.
O' at the Convent of the Visitation B. " NJ. George
''5 D. {. in The Gath year of her age. 4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Sept.

BRIGHTON MANkET, Monday, sept
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
At Market, 750Beef Cattle, AIS Stores, 5000 Sheep
andll 100 Swine
PRIcEs-Beer Camc-The best qualities Of Cat
tie were scarce, and an advance was effected from
last week Extra, So; first quality, S4,75; second.
S4al, so; third, $3a3, so.
Stores,-Prices not established.
Sheep Lambs from 81 20 TO $sI75; old Sheep
from 81 80 TO So
Swne.--Two ontre lots 8 and 3ic; lots IL peddle
% and SIC; old hogs, 81, 81, and 4c. At retai,
from 81 to SC. !
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08

Essex CoUNrY, We have no returns from Es-
sex County AS our friends there hold back so res
olutely The result the election We infer they have
nothing TO "brng off,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08

flour nation is not dsgraced, it is not for want Of
Encouragement by our Government. A New Orleans
correspondent Of the National Intoigencer
mentions the extraordinary fact that though Cen Tny-
Tor has considerable body orarlillcry with him in
Texas, they have all been sent down there rOitiout
their guns! 1t appears that all Of tie guns
that The disren! Getachmonts had with them at their
respective points OF embarkatUn from the United
States, were either not Of tho proper kind caIibre
or from some not suitable; and that others
10 supply their place were 10 be shipped from the
North but which had not yet arrived.
New YoRK BUTTER TRADE. The draught OF
the present season has generally destroyed the
paSturSgo in the western part Of the State of New
York thai the usual products OF butter will be seri-
ousy curtned Last year the quantity Of huticr that
reached the Hudson river by way of The Erie canal
was upwards Of %, 900 600 pounds valued at nearly
two millions Of dollars. The quantity this year. il is
supposed will bo one half less.
correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun OF July 80,
snys, supplies Of ammunition forwarded from the
nrsennI by almost every conveyance TO the South,
destined for Texas The workshops resemble bee
hive, The mechanics at the Navy Yard have Nil
their tools in order, and ready Tor u call at any
moment.
Judge Hitchcock, or N. Haven, Professor of the
Law School connected with Yale College and an en-
neni jurist ns we'll as highly respected citizen, died
IN that city on Monday morning.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08
BOSTON MARKET-sept. 3.

BOSTON MARKET-Sept 3.
BUTTER. 8 Il Is per ID.
CHEESE, new nk-75 do do
FLOUR. Howard st. rs 81, Western canal
4 60 II so.
WOOL-The marke: has experienced but little
change There is a fair demand to meet the require
ments Of manufacturers; prices continue 10 range at
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-08
OUR STATE ELECTION.

There Is, probably, no choice Of State officers
tho scattering vote bong lorgo--the Sd party md
"liberol ticket" rs il Is called (run in parts
of the state have most likely votes enough defeat
ehoiee-but tho wing md loco vote is comparative
ly about tho snmo MS last ysar
Tho Wings will have % moro maj, in the House
and more than to in the Senate, having gained
? in Caledonia and in Grand Isle, and lost none,
from present Indications The Reps from Addison
Co. stand 10 wings TO loco md 30 party, and in
Rutland in about the snme proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-28

"a IRGlNlA-IN CnANcERY Al Rples held
IN the cctEs Office of the CirUu Superior
{ ud OF Law aud chance-v for the county vi OHIO
IN the month ni August ISIS
The Moth Western Bank ul Virginia. COgipIa iEaut
against
Matthias J ftrs. iOhn NJ NJ Crcay, William +
Gordon, John " Boring. Eeward II Ftzhueh.
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank OF Whee.
ing, Elijah G Jeflsrs, Albert Buus, William
Armstrong, John II Armstrong, William Bushy.
Defendants
Tie Def ndnnis Matthias Jcifers, !uhn NJ Nc.
Cr"aTy aud William E Gordon. moi having eLIered
their appearance aud given security accord NC t.
The act Oi assembly nud the rules oi hi. COURT und
appearing hy satisfactory proof that they are not
'nhabIts:IIs OF the commonwealth OF v.rginiu--On
motion of the complainant hy counsel il is ordered
that the SAID defendants do appear here on tho first
day oiihe next rerai, and answer The compainaul's
bill, aud thai copy uf ihis order he forthwith in.
serted IN some newspaper printed in The city OF
Vince ling for Two months surcc sivCly, and posted
Al the iruni door ui The house ut Ohio county
cory leslie, ALEX 4 LhlDLEY clerk
F. aug 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-28
MTiKGiNiA--rS cuAScsRr-A, rule. h,

NTiKGiNiA--IN crIANcEES--A, rule, he Il
p mIhe Clerk office oi ,he Circuit superior
court uf Law aud Chs,cety Tor the county of Ohio.
IN the month oi August 1915.
Lawrruce a Washington aud Maryw washiusipa.
Comp'amaHis,
against
Clhr W iIcticll ard Mauldi he wife james n
Stout und Eiizaioih : his VIE, Div 10 Ilull and
Eliz,tc'h his wIlc. El.z,hcih Campbell. John
G Cnmphell. Parker gCnmpbcIi and Isabella his
Vic. SamuoI Lyon and Navy lis wife. john
Richie otd Ellen Do, wiic. which sud Elizabeth
CumrhcH J9hu G Cam, bell. PaiL,r Campbell
Nancy lyon and Ellen Euohl,. IRE ihe heirs al
ia" OF mu,is G Campbell. lai, Of Ohio county.
deceased Dsi,Hdan's
The Defendants Elizabeth Campbell Samuel
lSon aud Nancy bis wiio, aud JaHu Richie aud
h'cn has WIFE, not having ou;1;,d ,heis Appearance
and given security according 10 The act Of assembly
and The rules cf This court. AID IL appearing by sal.
lsGicuy pfuol Ihai they are MI inhabitants u the
cummOnw euh of NIrguin-On motion of The com.
palnanl 10y counsel II y ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here The first day of the next
term. and answer Ihe coiuflaugnis hill. aud thai a
copy OF III, order be frhwuh inserted IN some
newspaper printed in the city uI Wheeling for two
months successfully and posted al the irruI door OF
the court house oil Ohru county copy io,ie.
ALtN 4 LAlDLEY. clerk.
GooD aurlg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-28

" lRGINIA-IN cuANcERY-Al rules held
In tie clerks office OF The Cucuu Superior
Court oi Law Oud cancerv Tor Tie cyunly OF Ohio
m the month IT August 1915
Samuel G WJmau. William Appleton, and Joseph
Smith j., FARMERS under Tie firm nl Wynan,
APlIeIo" & 70. ComplamaHls.
against
Lewis Sutton il, nnd lchnrI r Davis partners
nndr the drm Of Lewis SuIIon 4 Co. and Jacob
Cooling, D,GeDdg.ts
The Defendants Sutton & Davis not having On
tered HER appearance aud given security according
Ia the net oi assembly and the rules of this court
and II appearing 10y satisfactory proof that they aIe
not inhabitants OF the commonwealth OF Virginia
On II uiion of tie complainant 10y counsel. II Is or
iercd that The sad defendants do appear here on The
first day oi the next Term nnd 90 I,c com. lain
"nis bill. and ha copy OF his order be iurlhN al,
nsefiel j" SINE newspaper printed 10 The Clty OF
Wheeling for tNo months successIvcy, aud posted
II the front door oi lhe huu,e OF OHIO county.
copy iesle, ALEX II LAIDLEY, clerk
J & + aug 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-28

NJ IhGiNlA--IN CHASCERY--A; rules held
Y IN he cicrS's fiirv III the Ci,c"i, Superior
Court Of Law nnh Chlncery for the county Of Ohio,
IN lhe month Of August 1915.
William / Dean, Complainant
against
John Gilchrisi, DInie NJ T. q ngion ms Cram
hacker. aud William {, Tin. D.fehda,us
The Deiouhani c fin nir having eiic.cd hs IN
rCnrlnCe ani gwen securIW according 10 the act ui
assembly ad lhe rules u this Courl ard II appearing
10y satisfactory proul lhat he Is moi an uhibslami o.!
tie commonwealth OF Virriuia-- On motion OF the
complainant ~ counsel II is ordered hat the SAID
deiehdauI dn nrtear here the hrsl day pi
ihc next Term uud answer the Complainant.
btl, and hat a copy o! lhis order We io,lhN i'm
inserted Ia some newspaper printed ia The Ciiy OF
wheeling Tor twy months suDccssively, end posted
at The ifciI door, Of the coIu hpse vi Ohio county
COPY rese, ALEX 4 LAIDlEY, Clerk.
NELS'N. aug 10