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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-29

MAYOR OF BosroN. The Wing conierees
have nominated Hon. Josiah Quincy as their
candidate for Mayor of Boston, in place of the
late Mr.. Davis. Mr.. Quincy has already filled
the Office.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-29

Bill OF MORTALITY. There were ISL deaths
in New York, last week-men Al, women SO,
BOYS 81, oirls 80.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-29

FATAL ACCIDENTS. Mr.. Henry Jamison
was killed on Saturday last, whilst returning
from Frederick to the Point of Rocks, by the
upsetting of his barouche. A son of Mr.. Jne'
Frantum, residing near Catectin, Md, was
killed last week by being run over by wagon.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-29

CoLD IN BosroN. A Boston pa per of Tues
day evening says: "The mercury in the Their
momeier, this morning, was some IL or IA de-
glees below the freezing point
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02

icNcls iyIng loose IN her hn.ic> aud
dream such dream as these. She w..
here's them io. sll shc go, nu for
tIc>, ilt undccciycd. The cvcmu- 5
UOSou ny while they talk of plans
Tor ,hciriuut" haPpmcs> and thc qui-
ct meal IS still a pleasant and delight
ful novelty q muiual reliance and al.
tcntiou. Thcro comes soon, however,
a time when personal topics become
wcarl'cmc and slight attentions VII!
not alone keep up the scc.nl excite.
mont There nrc long interval, Of 81
Icnc. detected symptoms Of WEAKNESS,
and The husband. first. III li. manhood
breaks m upon the hours they were
won to >pcnl together ] conot TO-
low II circumstautally. Then comes
long hours oiuuhappy rcstlcSsncss,and
terrible mISglVnQs, OF each other )
worth and affections, TIL, by and by,
they can conceal their uuclSlnoss
40 longer and 20 out separately To
seek rehci. and lean upon the hollow
world for the support for which one
vino has promised 10 be their lover and
friend could not gave them
Heed tins, We who are winning, by
your innocent beauty, the affection of
hIgh-mlndcd aid thinking beings.
Remember that hc will give up the
brother of his heart with whom lac
has had even fellowship OF mind, the
society Of ms cotemporary runners III
a race Of FANG w,o have held with
hun stern compromising and Ire
quentIy IN his pnSSi nate love, lac wal
break away from the arena Of his bur
mig ambition, toCOmc and listen 10 the
voice OF hcchnrucr Il Will bcWlidcr
linn Il, fl,t but 1t vii lnotlong. Aud
then, think you'thdt an In'c bIandIsh-
mcut will cham the mind thai has been
used ipr years tQ an olaIl communion
Think YOU hc VIII .iyc up for a weak
dallancr. the aumatlug theme Of men,
and search INTO the mysteries OF linow.-
edge! Oh =! no, lady believe me, no !
Trust not your influence 10 such light
filters. Credit not the Old-idshloncd
absnrdlty. that wonan's is a secondary
lot. mlnlStcrlng 10 the necessities of her
lord and master II your Immortality
IS ii complete. all your oft OF mind
as capable rs ours, would charge you
To water the undyiue bal Land give 1t L
healthy culture, and open It's beauty 10
the sun; and then you may hope that
when your life is bound with another,
You will go on equally, in friendship
that will pcrvade every earthly interest.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02
INES ON SEEING TUE PORTRAIT
OF 4 DECEASED LADY.

~ MISS L. HYDE.
Ilow brightly beam those colm bloc eyes
Upon the garh'unR ,hrong
MclhInk, | read within their orUs.
The tales 90 DAYS y-lpne
When widi the same enchanting look,
Aud wi,h the S,nc mild glow.
They hade'ho hear, that deep loncdIyre
WITH sor' emuuuns .luW.
So ,wee, their cl,nrcs rest oo ne,
almost rlaln them mlrc;
Bot vet those ewes on other lurms,
Aslhu'uuIiy unI shine
An haypV lhuu, VIM once have known
Those features, passing 'air,
o. ! cou'd gaze and weep 10 fud,
The image only tEce.
Ana dos, thou mark Mat Inv brow,
Where ettipa SIS eHshtlncd,
The gem lhnt to- the world reveals,
The be, utles of the mind
o. 4 holy feeling thrills nv soul.
When on such blows dwell.
Az aklna thoughts too pure, too deep,
For Ne woods to tell.
Waiiirgfotd, Dec. 1874.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02
lnt the iltrsli.
MI MO- NTAIN HOME.

~ siur niDI
L.'' No. Leone, ny mountain home,
N'cfe rude wind, esiN bow.
And A"~'r- ~ hugilt ambfoS1l hue
Inu.n p-u'usirn gtnN
" ."tc wiri hif,i. ~ al lc tofih th,tr laws
'"n ih' rtren~uoI tte~.
.. p that's he spot, w ,he ~ot.d forgot
50 h-. pulod bs me.
! ~ 81 zoe with - stately walls,
And g'y rnr'pntng h0vrs,
lltlh rui the ,i,ru 60 suo'h the miul
j. HES wmulurUs hours
The sr'cuu sillur.s uf'be woods
" hen naSre fevcl. fee
Oh that's the spot, iy The ~or,d fotgu'
50 highly puzcd ~ ne
TIC lords may sing o. hitet lands,
Ard swrctcf hoats than moe,
Nirc'c beauty wilh naughty brow
10 costly ciam, nis shine.
Ingh uotirt their empty romp,
Su|l. s'i,. would hc free,
- rom THAT >p'', hy lnc VoNl Orco, :
- aig,ly ptled 10y me.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02
Vol. jl".No l.

other paris Il The costume they do no
Nran gers Ia the custom n S,crhcinc NJ The
'hun, Of iH'hion They irVucmly vary
The ornaments md The cut OF their c'1,hpS
as well The shape oiihrir cap. in which
'hrv follow. NJ osewhrrr the taste OF some
OF a." most ci'rnnt of The vouur people
Bot they always preserve long sleeves be
cnn'"' after the example ol The anclrnt
f"s'nn'' It Is proper ~ stand with thu
arms hhng,nc down. and tho hands covered
IN N" puscnce oflhosr oh1 command rc.
sp'ci, journal Of the Asit'ic Society
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02
WOMEN AND MARRIAGE.
BI y, 4. WILLIS.

have sroculntcd a GREAT deaf upon
marmonV. hnvc seen young and
l"rutiful women, the prd If 'ho cay
circles main,i, os the world says
well some hnvc moved INTO costly
llouSce. md thclr friend, have all come
and looked at their furniture and SPLEEN
did arrangements for happiness, and
they have gone away and committed
them to their sunny hopes chcerinlIy
and without fear II is natural to hc
-nguur for the young and at such
times | am carried away by similar
feelings. love t0 get uuohScrvcd m
tot corner and watch the bride IN hcr
attire. and with her smiling face and
>att eyes moving before IN" IN tie
pride Of lIlc weave "A waking dream
over her future happiness. and persuade
myself that it Will be- true think
how they VIII set upon the luxurious
sofa rs the twilight falls, and builds
gay hopes, and murmurs IN low tones
the now forbidden tenderness and how
thrilling the allowed kiss and the beau
tful cndcarments Of welded life will
make even their partln@s Joyous, ana
how gf1iiy come hactirom the crowd
and empty mirth Of the gay 10 each
others quic' company. ! picture 10
myself that young creature, who blush
IS even now at ms heSltatlng carcaS.
listening eagerly FOR hi> footsteps aS tie
might steals on. and wishing that he
,.oulI cnuc. md when he enters at
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02
INDEPENDENCE or THE FAR.
MERS

Oi hll the con liilonS ol men, and |
have miugclcd with every variety. |
believe ~ truth that none IS 50 IndC-
pendent as that oi nm industrious, tru-
gnl Il sol-F farmer none affords
more the means Of cunirntmcnt and
substantial enjoyment none, where
the cducation has not lccn neglected,
presents better opportunities for moral
and intellectual Improvement none
calls more loudly for religious graft
tu3c none IS situated To give more
lively and deeper impression of the
goodness ol God. Some years since
IN the most rugged part Of New HAmp-
SHIRE among IT'S craggy cliffs and rude
and bod mountains, was travelling
on horseback, and came suddenly up
on plain aud moSs-covcrcd cottage
M the bosom Of valley, where the
brave settler had planted himself OH
few acres Of land which a'onc seemed
ccpah'a OF cultivation. Every tlng
about the residence bespoke industry
and care. Being taugucd. | stopped
To- AK rcircSltm n, Tor myself Il horse
\ hale young glrl, about fourteen, la'c-
headed and barr-ioOtcd. hut perfectly
modest and courteous, with all the rnd
ducSs of llclre, aud all the umblcncsS
and vltor ui Diana. went Immediately
Tor on armfd OF hay and Il measure of
oats Tor my horN; and then kindly
sprclda cloth as white as the snow
drllt and a bowl of pure milk and
brown bread for ms rider. never EN-.
Iuvcd u meal more. offered the fam
lly pay for their hospitality but they
refused, saying that v'r, welcome |
WaSuot willing thus to tax their kind
ness, and therefore took out n piece
OF money 4. give Ia one ofthc children
that stood near. No. - sad the pa
rents, che must not take II we have no
use for money! Heaven bc praised"
SAID "ihat havcfound II people with
ont 0vnycc. ] Will not corrupt Won -
and gave them hearty thank offering.
and wished them Gods blessing. and
took my leave. Nowhere were those
humble people with a homo which, If
It were burned down to- day. their
ll'iG l'''lN Nbtbu ItilillU lOl klltIli 10
morrow with clothing made from
their own nocks by thclr own hands
with bread enough, and beet, pork ,hu'
;tI, cheese, milk, poultry, eggs, sc, ia
Abundance a good school for SIX
months IN the year, where their chit
dren probably learn more, because they
know the value 81 time, than those
who were driven Ia school every day
IN the Wcc., aud every week IN the
year with PLAIN '!giouS meeting
Oh Sunday, where without osicn-
'atlon or par AIDE, they meet their
nclghbors 10 exchange friendly
salutatIons, To hear good moral coun-
sci, and TO worship God in the most
SIMPLE but not less. acceptable form:
aud above all, here were hearts ut
peace with the world, and with each
other, full OF hospitality to strangcrs.un.
cankcrcd by avnricc, and undlsturbcd
! 10y ambition. Where upon earth IN an
hunb.o condition, or in any condition,
Shall we look for more beautiful ex.
ample OF true Independence, fora bright
CT picture Of the philosophy OF life
New tCucScc Farmer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02

HoNoRlur PAKl>rs- " hat can be
more tender and bcau,iIul than the following
simple narrative
As strange went into a church yard o.
pretty village, BE- brheii three children
ut q newly made grave 4 boy about ten
years Of ngc was hus,v cngag cd in placing
pa's o T ,urf about u whist girl who
appeared wear or two Younger, held IN
her apron few roots Of Wild flowers The
lA.rd child still Younger WAS >i'ung on the
giass wa'c Ing ",lh tJonghlu -Io.ns 'bc
muv, mcnls Of the Other iva, In'y Wot'
pieces OF crane on their straw hats, and
few o'hcr 5 Jus of mounting. such rs are
sometime, worn by he poor who Struggle
between their rst1i'y and their ufcc.
tons
The Girl soon began planting some Of
her Wild flowers around the head Of The
gra,r. when llra ,,nuGor addressed 'hcm.
Who's gave 3, this cml'un about
which Won 50 tns.y onga1.d p
Mothers grave. slr.' said the boy
and yufr f.h'r soul YOU 70 place
t,s flower. around your mothers gnyr'
80 ~. h'hcr Its Lc5c too aoi Iuie
Willy, aud sister Jane.
when did th,y DUE
MNt,rvas huu,I frmiLAt y,scI1y,
s.r. bu, Ath,r did is. winter they al. "e
Lelr'
Then who told gov to 10 ,hi, ?
81 49, ST. i,iHdlhcg gil
t1',ru'u duytndH ~
IL.v ..n.,r,d 'o lr ~ n loss NJ m AN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02
TO PARENTS

NEwSPAPERs..-A child beginning
To read becomes delighted wtha news
paper, because he reads Of names and
things which are very familiar, and
Wi make a progrcssac 0drn4ly. 4
.ucwNpnpcr III one year, says Mr.
Weeks IS worth II quarters schooling.
10 a child; and every father must con
sdcr that substantial information is
connected with this advancement.
The mother of family being one Of
It's hcadS, and having more immcdi
ate charge of children, should herself
be instructed. A mind occupied. be
comes fortified against the ills of life.
and IS braccd tpr an" cn.. gD.cv.
Children amused by reading or study
are, OF course. COnsidcratc and more
easily governed. How many thought.
less young men have spcnt fhcir earn
lngN M tavern or proy shop, who
ought 10 have been reading How
many parents who never spent twenty
dollars i1r books IN their families
would gladly have gwen thousand, to
reclaim son or a daughter Wbn had
lorHr--- or th.uyh.osIy laI'Id INTO
temptation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02
FLOGGING An EDITOR.


located towards the interior of Ml>sI>-
supp. was infested NV u gung of black
/ lcrs, who amused Themselves at
tunes, when they could find nobody
I else To pluck, by Trcyiug upon coch
/ other Anew importation among the
porting gentry excited some alarm
among the inhabitants les, they should
/ be oycrun they determined Therefore,
upon their expulsion 4 poor country
editor, who was expected 10y vlrtuc>of
ms vocatlonto take upon hmScIla all the
responsibilities from which others might
choose to slIrinE,Was pcrcmtorly called
upon lv his 'pa'ronS'--tlIal is those
who pad h,m two dollars II wear for
his paper. and, therefore, presumed
they owned him soul and body TO
makcan effort toward the determination
/ Of the enemy.
The unfortunate editor, ike most cdi-
/ tors, being gifted with about rs much
brains as money sculI and purse both
cmptv-Sa.d at once that he would IN
dlrc n 'crn~hcr.' one that would I'M
douhrcG'v drive the obnoxious vcrinln
INTO some more hospitab'c region.
Md when his paper appeared IT was Il
/ 'crllshcr' sure cnough In the course
Of his observations he gave the initials
Of several Of the fraternity, whom he
advised to leave town as speedily pos
sib'c. if they had the slightest desire 10
save their bacon.
The next morning while the poor
scribe, was comfortably seated III hlS
office liStleSsly funbIng over Il parcel
Of exchanges, ne beard footsteps on
/ the stairs and presently an individual
/ having accomplished the nsccnl,madc
/ his appearance Ills first SalutatlonS
was slightly abrupt.
where's the editor Of tins dirty ~
mo pnperP
Now aside from the rudcuces ofth,s
opening intcuo9atorv, there were 9th
or considerations that induced the cdl-
! tor 10 believe that there was trouble ON
foot, The parsonage who addressed
him bore coWlidc in his hand, and
moreover, seemed To be exceedingly
cnraecd This was not all he rccog
Missed ~ HIM DISTINGUISHED leader OF
the sporting fraternity. with whose
cognomen he had taken very Irrrvorcnt
Liberties. It was without the slightest
hesitation. therefore that he replied to
the Introductory query
4 don't know
40 Won belong tothc concern 2
90, indeed, but | presume the editor
will soon be in
'Wc.l said the visitor, i viii wait
for him and suilng the action to the
word compo>rdIy took . cIairpick-
ed up Il paper and commenced read
mo.
If Inject him SAID the frightened
knight of the scissors aud quill, i viii
tell him there IS It Gentleman here who
wishes TO see HIM"
As hc reached the foot Of the stars.
in his hosty retrco', be- was accoNlcd
rr'. ..,,er person who thus nindc him-
self known.
Can Won tel me where ] can find
tire Sucal,iug rascal who has charge Of
tins vlllnlnmS sheet producing the
freedoms Echo and the Bauic Axe
OF liberty.
Yes replied the editor. hc is mp
There in the office, No A., reading, Vfa
hI, back to the door
'Thnnk You, exclaimed the s,uur
or "a, hc bounced mp stairs.
rye got you, have ! p hnc,acu'a''d.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02

3 Tnr PARs1f, law $50 CuHi>rrtN
-- lcw rn,,r'd pltsrc Irwp', and be-
held the sacred fire. what said he to rh"
prles, d. We worship the Grr Not the
lrc. answered the priest, It Is 10 Us the
mbIcm OF the sun and Of las C'u,lI beat
DO you then os'lp The sun as your
God ? asked the Jew Know ve not this
lumin1rv also, IS but work OF that AL
mighty Orator
We know il, r'pi,l the priest, but the
nncul'yalod rnan r,Quircs sensible syn,
in order to form n conception Of Chc Most
Hirh And IS no, tho sun the incomrrc.
h,nslhlc Being who bicsscs and preserves
all things
The lsraol,e thcreupon rcjoucL-Do
yolr people then Distinguish the tvfr rom
Inc igiuull they c,ll the Sun their
God. and descending. even from thIN, 10 n
hascr oblect they kn,rl to nu earthly fam
Ye nnnse the outward eyes white ye hold
to ,hcm the e,,lhly,ye Withdraw from them
The heavenly light Thou shalt not make
unto dice any mag" or any likeness
How then do von designate the Supreme
Ecing2 asked thV tIr,ss
We call him Jchoy1h Adoni that is The
Lord whois who was, and who will b.
answered the Jew
Your appcllation is grand and Sublime
sail the Parrss bu, Then It IS also awful.
4 Christian thcu drew nearer auI said -
w call hlm rArm'R
The Pagan and the Jew looked o, each
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02

W." TIH " u
I..ir-ri. .aitts Iti,ri'frS deor ~ ani'
LODI - tr--s - "a tagtt. ~ taita a.
,.El7s. d. p5.i slj0. D,hr-
....t r,Hrs, .1trtsr, s3c0
rrruS ~ ,rrtur 100.
.I.--f. ,~ei>ni' o1slis~ i,s' tAqp ,-, teuar,
tasbfisi M ~ W. - Tar iOn-flss
, 90 star re Ian one s31ar, r,li b, char.
gu. $500 pr 'GIts. 10 c,Hf' pr sguqrr
Ittis.-sd r "a, t1t-. Aon Caat.r,}
-.-. ti,it-' .hok l. Tturtrrr7t ir,H =,
,-...-f-a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02
DRESS or THE ClRCASSIANS

DRESS or THE ClRCASSIANS.
The CUra,,iIu> are not destitute oil c..
paciry for the mechanic arts If they worc
but, BE-, di,lucilnrd TO work This may be
observed IN many Of Ihclr productions, N
which that good TASTE IS apparent which N.
drrat,s talent -HW this laIcntls wasted by
Incidence. lrdthc want Of instructors for
rs Developer, II is, however manIiei
in the Of lcrrs of nrir luxury The molnt-
inc e. heir arms Aeumpor Of lhnjr s'ccI.
arat .,,u ap.1. o' - az
.n,,on They have. ~ pau,cuilr, Il me-.
,hod nfs'aniur silver, which is inImtablc.
O,uamrul, Of thIs metal, with which they
enrich ,hor auuN1re flushed in the b. s.
,lvlc and generally, n everything CON
urrrd win their 'quIpmcn's They d. not
Weld 20 good European woramcu Thee
dr,ss r,sruhir. tl,l nj the 1ncirn; I'rauch
Ln,olts bnt they have in front and zach
-sIrotao coat, "A tiDNcd pocket combining
from uo lo twelve wooden eases Wl''y
,,ry, ll,tu ~ catridgc boxes The, are
ararn covered With green AMI rcd morocco
leather. an1 hv throwing Oh, the chest giSr
q manly cl,gnnrc 10 lhc hFu'n
They are all horscE Il md 'h'lr arms
rou,.,' Ola curved -,'l. rut 100 h'atmH
mueLd or SOW Wt,u ''.y enter q h'n.a
they hang 'hrrr arme agaHr lls vn.a
keeping only thc d,c-,r l... c.rr
..o,rn.c,s wi,A ts.'. Hl' '...
t.o m4.I.t .rnp1rI t..
ta3surst..l oIr f,' 700 Poo
!Mrv tNfufhr rr1Il iIpl -. .u.... ..t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02

AMI a1reuonue c,nTr-1 toward. those DE-.
parted l..'nds, hen hip saolh your
grH and h,4l your wounded hcau
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

Va IRGiNIA-IN cuANcEEy Al Rates held
~ the clerks uiEcc of The Ci5ruit Snncriur
Z ud oi Law mud chnnce.v lor The county oi Ohio
IN the month OF August lsl5
The North Western Bank ui Virginia. ComPla 'uaat
against
Ml'ihins J,n ers. John NJ NJ Greatly. William +
Gordon, john W Brring. tward II Fizhngh.
The Merchants and Mechanics Bink of Vince
ing, Elijah J,nfs. A'bcr BnIs. William
Armstrong, John II \ mslrous. Will1m Bushy.
DcfcnGonfs
TIE Def ndnnIs Mauhins JtfIers, 'uhn Nj Nc.
Cr"oy and William 3" Gordon. not having 81 tered
HER "ppoannco and gwen security Hccurd ug H.
the net of assemhl, and the rules ui this court aud
u appearing by satisfactory proof that they are not
inhabitants OF ihc cnmmouw ,alh al V.rrinia-On
m"ii"n al lie complainant b, Counsel II l. ordered
HAT The SAID defendants do appear here un the csi
day of the next lcra'. and answer The com painnu,s
hh and that cory Of Tins order he forthwith ia.
serted IN s"nc newspaper printed in the cty oi
Wheeling iot iva months succe sivcly, md posted
ollhc front duor ., the our house oi Ohio county
\ cory ies'c, ALIEN II LAlDLEY clerk
=. nug 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14
No, 241
y IR.iAI,--rN cuAAc1ny--A,rnle. held

. u IKGiNIi--lN cuAAckNy--Atr rules held
V the clerks ,ficc at ,ie Crcuil Superior Cons.
ni Law and Chance'v for lhe county oi Ohio in the
month Of Angu,I 1915. fN. 49,. ra.
\ liIram Maria. Complainant.
against H,
John Gill hfsi. Edward II fiizhugh, The North
Wcsetn BaKk OF Vurinia. William + Denr, Will
liam G. film. Jonas Crumhacker Morgan Nelson
Daniel VI EdgirRion. John Eod John q Eon, and
James II Stout. EI'kmm Pollock and John All,
mon William fleming, ard George T. Tinglc. and
Jonathan Wilson. D,fendanfs.
The Defendants William + -, AT. William Coffin,
ma Jonathan wilson. moi having entered their OF,
p'aranco and given security according to the act Of
assembly md the rules oi this court. and IL appear
ing 10y satisfactory prouf that They mol nbabii>
ants "i the commonwealth of Nirg'nia-On motion
oi complainant by COUNSEL. is otered that the ,oi5
defendants do npueRr here the first day of The
next form. and answer the ccnplanaih's hill and
'ha, coy Oi This orcr DO forthwith inverted ia
some newspaper printed IN the city OF Wheeling
Tor Two months successvely, aud POSTED The front
door Of The couu house oi o io county.
copy lcsir. ALIEN Il LAlDLEY. Clerk.
Coon aug 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

IhGiNlA--IN CBANCEGY--At rule, held
v IN lhe clerk's fire OF Ihe Cincuir Superior
Court ui Law and rhinccry Tor the county uf Ohio,
va ihe m"nlh August 1915.
William / Dean, Cofngl4ipqnk
against
John Gilchris, DInic NJ ?. tr'ng'an. jonas CrHm
hacker and William G fin. D.fsudJhiS
The Defendant c, fin not having cat, red his ap
pcarau'e and gwen security aocurdrg tn the uo -:
'scmhy and lie rules o(Ihis Court, and il appearing
hy satisfactory proof hat he is not m iniiahnIi a
the commnnWcolh OF Virginia-O o. motion o Ihe
complainant by counsel il is ordered that the said
defendant do nrfenr here on The first day oi
H,c next term and answer the complainant,
! hull, and Ihcl copy ol this order be forthwith
inserted ~ some newspaper printed in The city o
Wheeling for two months suocc>sivcly, end posted
at lhe trout door OF The cpur house at Ohio r0uny
copy lcs,c, ALEX T LAID Ely, Clerk.
NELSnN. aug ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

tHGtN1A-lN CHANCFEY--A rules held
~ The Clck's office oi lhc Cucui Superior
Court at Law and ch1rcerv Tor the unity ui Ono,
~ the month ut August IsI5
samuel w man. William : Appleton. aud joseph
smith j.. nrincrs under ihe finn 81 Wyman,
Appleton X Go, ComPiahan,s
against
Lewis Sutton j., and Richard r Davis. partners
nndct the firm 81 Lewis sutton Il Co and Jacob
GuodIug. DsCet91HtS
The Dcicndanis Sutton & Davis not having en-
tered their appearance ard given security according
10 tie nc ol assembly, and The rules oil this court
and u appearing toy satisfactory proof that They ate
not inhabitants of HE commonwealth OF Virginia
On n"inn OF tho complainant by counsel a Is or
dcrcd That The said defendants do appcur here uu The
i-sI day " The me- term. aud answ or the complain
ants biI and that cory oi This order be forth ~ ii
'nseGcJ ia some newspaper printed in the city u
| Wheeling for two months successfully. aud rosIcd
at The front door o; Tho cour hnurr ~ Ono comfy
| cory leslie, ALtX \ LAlDLEY, clerk
| +. aug 30