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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-15

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Coun.
ty Court of Shenandoah, for the month CT A
pril, ls45, John Craig, Plaintiff, against ia
cob W. Craig, Mary Ann Craig, Peter j.
Craig, George Craig and others, defendants,-
IN CHANCEgT.
TENIlE defendants Jacob w Craig, Mary
IL Ann Craig. Peter j. Craig & George
Craig, not having entered their appearance and
given security according 10 the act of assembly
and the rules of this court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabi-
| tanis of this country; 1t is ordered, That the
defendants do appear here on the first day Of
the next July Term, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in
| Woodstock for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of tho court house in
the said town Of Woodstock.
A copy este,
p WILLIAMS q s. g.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-15
VIRGINIA osEAEURGs.

| have lot of Virginia Osnaburgs, which
( will sell very cheap, together with fresh
supply and general assortment OF other goods.
MAY 1916.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-15

On Monday LASTLY Rev. H. Myers,
M. .95saloas IVetseU,,o Mss Jane finn
GuaneN-both of this county.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-15
is USUAL

YEIuE Subscriber offers for sale a good as
u sorsment Of Dry Goods, Hardware,
Queensware, shocs. Boots. an excellent seiec
ton Of Books--siedicin Paints. Dyestnfiss
ana Patent medicines of every kind (such as
haynes. Hanee's, ssc.) Confectionery. Tobac-
co, Segars. Stone and Potters' ware Glass OF
all s;zes-Fresl Garden Seeds just received
and many artcfestoo tedious to mention.-
Cali for what you want, and any article called
for, if no, on hand can be purchased by one
of my family in Baltimore now, and sent on IN
few DAYS Twill sell every article as low as
i. can be had elsewhere. Produce taken III
exchange for goods. Reasonable credit Will
be given, and cash thankfully received.
JOHN 6. SCHMITT.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-15
CEEpER TRAM EVER

E.ELLER & BROTHER having removed
Il q the store heretofore kept akAaurertown
to Saumsvilie, and i'll the room recentlyoecu-
pied BY str. 4. Miley. inform their friends
that they have just opehed at that place and
at their establishment at Toms Brook, an
entirely new and attractive assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods, embracing the
usual variety Kept in country stores, such as
cloths. cassi;neres, cassinets vestings, caIicoes
and gingl,ams, silks, niuslins. and in fact al
most every article for ladies' and gentlemen's
wear-hardware, Gueensware, groceries, med
icines dyestuffs, &c. They have determined
to sell goods as cheap for cash or 10 punctual
customers as they can be had elsewhere
in the county. Give us caH. Country Pro-
duce, as usual, will be taken in exchange for
Goods. IApril 8, l845,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-15

"OFFAT's LIFE PILLS s. PHOENIX
lvl BITTERS. for sale by
JOHN G. scHMIrr,
March 20, 1916.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-15
Married

On Thursday last, in New Market,
by Rev. Geo. G. Brooke, M. John
II. Bake, to Mss Frances .Mles-both
of this county.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-15
9:1Jet5 8oops,

Woodstock. March 97, 1S45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
N0IlcE.

"AvING disposed of my interest at the Mouth Of
Ill White River, would inform my friends and the
public, that have permanently located in this City,
and taken the fourstory fre-proof Store. No. five
Fourcher street, doors from Poydrus for the purpose
BUSINESS All Cotton, Tobacco, or other Produce
consigned to for sale reshpment, will be cover.
ed by insurance, unless instructed to the contrary
All Merchandise for re-shipment, when practicable,
will be done without storage; but when necessary to
store, it shall be done at the lowest possible rate All
orders from Merchants and Planters shall receive
prompt and strict attention; and from a personal
quantance, and knowledge obtained by near Is years
residence in the country feel confident that your in
tcrests would be promoted much by my services, as
by any other house. FeelCg grateful for past favors
hope by faithful prompt and strict personal atten
tion in future receive, and do solicit share of your
patronage. MOSES GREENWOOD.
Aprl27, lS44-l2. s.-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
Dissolution.

ri. Dissolution.
TIME CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existinx .,
-, yam Buren, Arkansas. between George W. CIark,
and Thomas Sterne under the style and firm of ClarI
T G eterne Is TINS day dissolved by mutual consent
telligencer GEO w rr.nn sas In
THO'S STERNE.
PERSONS indebted to the said firm are requested TO
ana sete as 1t is important that the business of tho
March 80, Is44 r n ppvoD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
PRODUCE STORE.

NE subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
MAN Street, one door north of John Austin g. e
grocery store where he will constantly keep on hand
Corn Meal Corn, Butter, Eggs, Venison hams
pies, Dried Peaches. Turnps, and Potaioes All pf
Mach IG 81, 81 ~" LOT cash. A. M. BUSH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
GRANDSON 0. R0YSTON,

VAVING resigned the Office of Attorney for the
State, of the 9th Judicial Circuit, will for the fu-
attend the circuit of said circuts-and also
the circuit courts of the counties of Pulaski
and Chcot. The Supreme and Federal courts Little
Rock and will attend to the collection and securing
OF claims in any part of the State. His address is at
Washington, Hampstead county, Arkansas.
May, 1S44.-l6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
Rates of Board


~ ECEJvED smell Combs, &c.
to Ns,tinrp per Th" steam boat James p,ebe, NJ,
striped and lace Musna Painted Pais
bs bdsnGs and Insertions Cambria d. Iooglne Lncos
. anS Cloves; S"esso ne h'd Gvs s MeSa,
Shoee variety of Ladies' Shell Combs aPa Lawns-a
at the lowest possible prices GEO ot fancy Goods
Fort Smith Aug, LIST, 1874 o. biRNIE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
JOSIAH J D OAK,

w n u v N
Commercial Row, DoaksvilIc, Choc. Nation,
TNAKES pleasure in informing his friends, that he
IL has located at the above stand, in DoaksyilIe
where he has on hand large and well assorted stock
OF merchandise, which he will sell cheap for cash.
DRY GOODS,
Consisting of and quarter brown domestic 3 a nd
qparter beached do, and quarter bed ticking 2
aud quarter apron check, long cloths; plain and
twled shrting brown drillings, negro shirtngs Fall
Rter and Merimac blue prints, fancy colored do mus
lin de laine, shalla, bombazne, Englsh and French
msrino, Irish linen;
Kentucky Jeans, Hardtimes, Linseys, Elan.
nels and sattinets.
LINEN ahAiotton thread spool cotton, cotton ysrn Ia
aos iacy hnskerchiefs, pongee. Sptalield and En-.
tapes, braids. laces &c. SC. '' '''''''' '
Assorted Mackinnw and c-Iored Rlante,s-
Hardware and Queensyare.
HATS, CAPS. BOOTS AND StloEs
| Hunts, Collins and King g a... traco cb.;,. -
nves and forks, Carpenters TOOLS bults and .srews
coffee mills.
L IRON, STEEL, CASTINGS &C., &c.
Togsther with every article usually kept by traders
n shis part Of the country. I'll ri which he viii ali
ueoa tie most liberal terms. .S- - s--s'. -.
may g. lstl--tteIg - -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

announcement OF candidates, will be charged a
ether advertisements.
Rnl'tlcA circulars will be charged advertisements,
~ aeseftsemonts of gross, abusive, personal
tuIe, viii be published at any price.
Atll stters must be post paid
S,nsle copies Of the paper, I2B cents.
nc above terms will be strictly adhered to.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
A NEW THEORY AND TREATMENT
OF FEVEkS,
BY John s.ppinstop. NJ. /

BY John SUppingtOn, NJ. d.
WIS work treats of that class of FEvERs which
constitute nnetent his Of feoer afii ictins the
human family; and adv treatment entirely
nep and snccess ni and is designed and adapted NOR,
particularly for family use il be found to be most
oaIuatte and cheap family Medical work. Price 81 90
ogether with full supply of Sapplngtons Fever pills
reduced prces direct from the maker md for sale bv
w. Il. e.. NJ MAYERS, Druggisrs
Fort Smith, July 9Th, Is44.-6w-22
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
J ARKANSAS lNTELLlGENCER
t3LIeHRD EVERY SATURDAY.

SSpLi.Ass per year, if paid within six month.
nHA &&Rss IL payment be delayed until after
EAJRMs OF ADVERTISING.
~ lAfkf 10 lines, or less, first insertion ONE
IA ~ csNTs for each rontinuance-over 10
lL Nceeding is, to be charged a square
atis In that proportion for longer advertise.
Nr~ 1feividual account, at the above rates,
r. 51And under 500, discount of 25 per
aM- ~ made, and when it amounts to 500 or
I!lsxssount Of 335 per cent but discount will
Were payment is delayed after the expiration
Eue yeaf and no deduction will be made on the legal
~ semsnts required to be published by law.
81 Stisements to be paid for advance, the
F'ya'sas assumed by some responsible person.
Y q CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR,
- sss-t PAYABLE QUARTERLY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
Toilet and Fancy Articles

UMrklSlNG Hai- Oils, Pomatums Cologne. Tooth
NlbTnsnes, Soaps. Shaving Boxes and Brushes. Ra'
Cold Cream, &c. for sale by NJ ne pESH1 ESmos'
March I6, 1874 . Do"h'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
U. S. POST COACH LINE,
FROM LITTLE ROCK TO WASHINGTON
AND HOT SPRINGS.

|r>HE undersigned contractors for carrying the
S. Mail from Little Rock to Washingto and Hot
Springs have the sasfu cton of informing the pubc
| that their lines of splendid Trnu P"~' :"
Passengers for Washington and Hot Springs. leave
Little Rock every Tuesday. Thur sday and Saturday
morning, at daylight, in horse Post Coaches,
in which theY are Con HFpfce re passongers for Hot
springs are conveyed through, the same day, in the
same Coaches; those for Washington are transferred
10 sPiendid new horse Post Coaches, Fair Play and
reach Washington the next day after leaving Little
ROCK On their return, the Coaches from Washington
and hot Springs again intersect at Fair Play and ar.
Eve al Little ROCK every Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday evening at sun down-coming through from
the former place in two days. and the latter in one
day;
ProPrietors have careful. sober, and expcrienc.
Dor nor expense to give general satisfaction to all who
may patronize them
g. FSre-.To Washington, SO: to Hot Spring, S. .
sfage-?thee, at the Anthony House, Little RocL
at the Lafayette House. Washington
UAll baggage at the risk os-rfP & HOWELL.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
X II N ID ALL'S

y TEXAN AND SANTA FEE EXP DITION.
AEO. WILKINS KENDALL'S TEXAN ANN
NSANTA FE EXPEDITION Comprising
3 ue.Nption OF a tour through Texas, and the Greai
SCUM % Sestern Prairies, the Comanche, and Caygua
nuVngFounds; also an account OF the snfferings
rom Sae OF food losses through hostile Indians and
nnahy, capture Of the Texans. and theifmarch as
r;.'so"olS vi S''y - inexico With frc ulustra
Tdszssn AsdssoeIy bound !: for ..,e bv
scoTT S,1r sgiR q co. \
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
TEE AfEk1 s!KJI11,er~
PUBLISHED WEEKLY. AT VAN suxrx, .,.,
Devoted to ...

PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT VAN BUREN,, A.,
Devoted to ...
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
LOCATED as we are, in the centre 49,
crat,c population, who have no organ ,,a-Tee
kock' II is deemed highly important the, ,N !
this character should be published ,n spap
sound democratic doctrines, and poii,io,,o ossh
nerally. p'''''cai nstt,
The undersigned, having purchased a..
mr.; Thomas sterne in the A" Arkansgf Re
will hereafter publish it as democrsI ~
support the principles of the party
lcctcd TO carry them out. He will
It at all times, an efficient and fal... N
party in this section Of the State. n
Ills cxertions and industry will e.
the very latest intelligence, wheth,r r,
abroad He has engaged several efi o
dents IN the Indian country, and pledges ~.
give the earliest intelligence Of border eSen, 'A-
All who are devoted TO the cause in VIII,
embarked, are respectfully requested TO aid Ii-
efforts to establish permanent foo,ipg "nn Il
paper in the " Far West" 0en'
four dollars, il not paid within nix months van
x p GEO. W. CLAF
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
NILLaAM Potter, Editor.

II -
tell known weekly publication, which was es-
an 1854, BY it's present Editor, commenced its
~ volume on the I'd of March, 1914. 1t is
I Ehe very largest class, containing twelve
qaarto pages. printed on linen paper Of the f.
are, and ON good type. 1t is embellished with
sst and most highly finished ENGRAVINGS
Ei-. ever issued by a periodical in the United
the last three volumes contained superb Por-
we following disting guished AMERICAN and I'M
ssiteEss designed to constitute an America
.Flery, accompanied with complete Mesaoirs,
Iedigrce, characteristics, aud Performances
{th incidental notices of their contempora-
fho Engravings correspond IN size eighteen
,en) with those annually published in London
rianers Of the Derby, Oaks. and the 81. Leger,
ese,en executed in line, on Steel Plate, express.
lis paper. from Original Pictures in oil by the
inent Artists -
II, BLACK MARIA,
'eSof the Hon. Bale Peyton, of New Or.
sed BY Dick after Troyes painting, in the
Nf Jno. c. Stevens, Esq.
70 JOHN BASCOMBE.
Nty af Col. Jno. Cowell. of Fort Mitchell,
tsavcdby Dick after Troye's painting, in the
7 lof his owner.
LEvIATHAN,
ss:ty of the late James Jackson, ESQ, of Flo.
Engraved by Dick after Troye's painting
t.riion of Thomas Kirkman, Esq.
SHARK,
ty Of Col. VIM. R. Johnson. Of PsterSbrYJ6S ,te * lie
ed BY prk q}ttSscsk qy}ttSscskion, E' u. S. N. ~
30 HEDGFoRD.
late Col sp4 i H T2Tnns'' Gf sns fnss :, ss5jn@
BOSTON
I Jas. Long. Of Washington Citv:
ttre ie Tor Col W. R. johnson, of Va,
: 80 ARGYLE,
t oon. Fierce M Butler & CO.., Of Co.
Ned by Troye for Col. Hampton. of
fN.inshelwcvd 'A' Vi
WAGNER,
, INT. Jno. Campbell. or Ns,
'or The owner, and enyro ved H.
% riso sne original picture, in the office S cf
r. ssr MONARCH,
VOL; Wade Hampton, Of S. C.. P.,,
esS'y Tor Col. Hampton, and Enprav.
:, MQUTH ECLIPSE. !
!, I, PindelI, Blaine &, IS painting
~ Dunnell afts-
s.,iGLE,
Shotwell g. Co., of Kentuckv
liz 3ato BY Halpin & Jordan, after
land CONFIDENCE,
Hrs? as in their match in harness
Z, after painting by Owings, now in
ect John Connah, Esq, of London.
10 aS~hly finished Engravngs epum
m, @as iicrtraitof
no AUGUSTA,
he character OF 'sLa SvI
nho sfsssGn.l food from sketch and
Il Inman, n the colIec. ;
Oh me Of the Spirit of the
p 4rcr, 1s43-4's ISSUED a
- Nc ted portrt of
y RyUHNSON,
on on d the Turf" J.
/, by ~ PIX, in lin, after an oripinaI NJ,
roceaa s.:ice. DS''Sn- :
oRAeAlr OF FASHION.
lntry the tmeriean Turf. D
a'' ne Engraved and will be ready
dimes" is SO well known tbropob 4
-. knowledged'' Chronicle of she
rn1ritS . nof deemed necessa- :
If I" fof its pecniia' characteristics
no." - {
,ped h friptiou and Adverti..r.
q scriPtisn, FIVE DOLLARS, in ad
S' Using one square of ten printed
sqllar for the first insertion y
~ n &ecrted unless nai6 for l., al
ns.ae, <oh,. |,
: SapPh ~ a6E ENGRAylNGs ON :
highly .hst 'n to snV seetion o%Se az =! one one
n reee;r1 q Sosecure them from injury.
that suth letter4 and cenmunicationsl !
'at iitos4si deparis5ent and to E.eod Stock i
nmos9' y. r. PoRrER; all others to J. Rich y
~, t4ys3gt be pasd in ali cases.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
SADDLERY,

SADDLES, Brides, Collars, &C. &c Just receiva,
~ and for sale low by AUSTIN G. CLEGC :"
June Is, 1874
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

b1.--A Boston re.
pllia a lot of I" il
d port wine."
" on |" jugged I
can rabbits.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
FIVE DOLLARS 4 YEAR!

4 The SPIRIT OF THE TIMES;
ss;ls VS. A CHRONICLE
The Tarf, Field sports, Literature and the Stage
!, E'NbellisAed uitA splendid Steel Emgrapings.
N, l,EsEJON RICHARDS, PROPRIETOR.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
iOM elIN

'om elINA.
ndadsd.-p..se, +,
lftbe bark SapPh
gsne, Of q highly
.ry ha,fbeen ree.;s
Aome despatclsaiii
Coshi, ,g. amosG'',,
;Iudsa with Chk
Macao when th'
| The United States
.Se kss;can CO.'S
,he f3A Of Apg
|lenaon al.achs =
"
rI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

nipo!entiary u
I'D arrived on I,
OF Mexico, by
lended to procei
ere the Eugeni.
... ..I'tt country
hing had arris
od on his rout,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

he of Virgil
! their Senai
|xas. Virgin
. CT resign.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

\ ,,. ENGRAylNGs ON
..AE.Akor. >olication Office al one
xthSf to any section of the
( ta8Sofsecure them frominjury.
suth letteT4 and c,mmunicatious
os4ei deparisiJ lent and to E.eod Stock
s'r. PoRrEh; all others to J. Rich.
Nzn0t be pasd in ali cases.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

4 report has re
n, Mexico ha.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

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b. NJ. Hays
bDr. James \
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Fitzpatrick 4
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
FLEMING & L FER.
UNITED STATES III ID L.,
WATER STREET.

VuXHE undersigned respectfully inform the puse
n liz. that they have leased the absve hou-e
ior n term OF years; have had il entirely re. modelled
and very much improved in the arrangement OF II
rroins and porches; have had IL newly and hand.
snmeiy painted. rarpcied and rnpcred through oui
and newly furnished. in a style unsurpassed 10y nuy
Hotel in ihe West. Every article Is cniuoly new
an,i the wh"le house hriilisnIly lighted with gns.
They ofIer The accommodations of The house In
The public. fully determined, that oil guests .hal
find nj their house. entertainment hat " i'll not TAI
To afI,ri satisfaction.
From The surefiur nrrnrgemtn nj Of the House md
Table. and the location of The house ia irni Of he
Steamboat landing. they indulge The hope. iha
They will receive n liberal share 81 public patronage
may MITCHELL g. CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYEING ESTABLISHMENT IN

q LOHLEIN, French Dyer, on the other
side OF the bridge, South Wheeling, second
dooI from b r Kelley's Store, returns his CRATE
lii thanks To his friends and customers, for heir
Tor neT tarors, and respectfully informs them
mat he has added TO his observation-disclosures
nht and, IN France, newly discovered Improve
nients. lie gives more lustre, neatuess and dus
them.
He Ieels perfectly confdeRtio give every satis
tactl3n,and II opcs, therefore, Tor the continuance,
OF a liberal patronage. oct24
SOUTH WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
- FACTORY f LOIILEIN, would respects
inily inform siurekeepers IL this city. md citizens
generally. that he is now ready fer printing d.
mos'ir Blue Cnlicrcs. in connection with his
French Dying establishment. aud he russ 10 give
me same satisfaction in ihIs branch. thai he has
rendered in his Old business. jun 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01

} EChlNED from New Y"rL. Ph,laic rhin anil
\ B,ltimpre. n large aud general assortment
oi Goocet' Is, " hirh wiil he disposed "f on tie most
hvofnblc Terms. consisting in part vi The iullowipg;
SEQ sacks prime RIO Coffee
50 bags Jsva do
50 du Alspice md Pepper
50 brls Lrnf Sugar
900 boxes Tn Pla'e ! cross
= do ,loubic ross
$500 Brazisr's aud sheei,ng Copper
1000 lh- Eanca TN
IS chests Y II T.,
50 caiils Gu"pnwder AMI Imperial Tsa
100 hhds n O Sugar
$50 hrls do Nlulass-s
300 kegs Mails assorted sizcs
5000 lbs C"iiuu Ynras assorted , u 10
so bnsc> R,isius
50 boxes Cavendish Tobacco, assorted ) 8 II
Ia l6 ard p"nnd Jumps
50 kegs g Twist Kentucky
100 doz Il + Buckets
5000 lb.Chcese
aug 7 & HUN FER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01

RICE. hn. list ucs rcd from New y.,L
'l'DdrlIL LIN ari Baltimore. pn nru-, all.
arg" and rEmiiul sleek ~i Fashionable Fa!l nn,
" n'ct G"ds uew STYLES md new prices
hiNi"g -reni sr,crsl weeks ", Tie Eastern cite,
ana "'Ctd'd all tie nuciuurs, sud there sci, cic,'
nv S'"k 81 = u!s NJ ihc lowcS rates Tor c, n. I
eel well assured ihai | can ,.Ict my old cusiu,ncr
," me public an general much cheaper Bargain
'h1i' "'hcr h'u.c WRIST of the Nl"unia ~.
N"w - he TN" for Gentlemen ru replcni,h tl.ci,
""rd''nlc - Culd weather - la, approaching
When all will find 10 c-trn,ihlly necessary 1, hay,
u e'"d SUPPLY ol Winter clothing.
Ticking inio - ns,drrniion ,he h,,Jr,.s y, a.,
l'n',. | have 'ns"n nn"sn.l rau- ir purchase IN,
1''"'s much cheaper than have ever don. b,C r..
IN" Tact that my cus,"n-r- invariably pay NO a..
cNsn. enables mc 70 make my Purchases inr cab al
my own rrrs; therefore j nm nhle 10 sell far rhesu.
cf ihin ever. And Lnw a. ,ull inIe, d rn SCI
- IN The riy down principle. I have nn hes.
''''"i "a s'yins lha' ! can give better hnrzn.ns rhsI
'ry establishment IN his or ary "hcr Guy.
CLOTHS. CASSIMEREc. &c-Ny s,,ck con.
'''is IA paH al Bis,k. q us Black. Blown. Pnmn. H.
Visible Green aud other Fancy c,lotc,i Ron,
r'"'l' beautiful ,iy'"' irom 81 Ia $40 ptyd French
thelish mad AmctI' an double m,ll,,! nrd tviIItt
i""'y sbd pam ASSN Rts, Of M 80 n very lntr,
assortment new styles and rrnai kahly Chcap price,
from 50 c'n,loSi $50 rsui Cn,,iucns all col
o'' q"alrics and price. irm ihiriy cents To un.
dollar fiui aud Beaver Cloths ol all coios an,
qualities.
NtSIINCS-kly stock ri Neslinrs is large an,
h'rniiul; NIL entire new styles and very i nrahl.
paI'cn'. such AZ fgd Vclvri. Wooden vcl,ci. Me
un". White. N'arscillcs and varions o,h,r kinds
h"'h'hcm and r. oub1doUr Blankets at ,uuerio
qnaiilie'i n sfl,rdid article Of iiEAvY EEDS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
Va IRGINIA-Ohio Circuit Superior Cour.s
v Law Odd Chancerv. November 9Th, lsI5.
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.
Aaron ID Chalon,r,
versus IL
James Caldw, LIS Executors and CnAxcEsr
others.
ABSTRACT

Thus cnmse came nn again 10 be heard 30
Whcrrupon il luther appearing Ia The .niisfa clioo
"i the Co n. that the answers of the guardians ad
him. tor tie infant defendants, had mol been filed
when The rnid d, erec os tho 3l,ii day of January
1874. WINS made. The Couu doth adjndee. order and
decree, lhgi lie SAID report 1 g &c. committed 10 The
said James PAUL, Esq io audit, state md selile tho
account of sliIJnhn LlI and Sohie kI Brady, and Of
each uf tho las Executors and Trustees Of The esinis
al the said James Caldwell the cldcr,dscented, ms re.
qmircd by The former decree Of The said 3lst january
1914; aud alsu the accounts Of the parties. dtrisees
nnd tcgdsss. under tho will Of James Caldwell, The
elder. deceased. and whai is respectively duo To
them and thai lac make report ,hefeorl to the Court,
with all convenient speed. with anything deemed
pertinent Ivy himself; az specially required by either
ri the parties. And he court doth direci that tho
said CUmmissinnor IN auditing. stating and settling
IN account hereby ordered. may adopt 50 much az
his furHIer nccouu, aud proceedings ~ my he found
iavnrnblc To the interests Of The said lriani dcfen.
dan's. But before proceeding Ia take The account
hereby ordered. the said Commissioner shall cIuss
p opRr notice To- he given Ia The parties, setting
ioI'h the time aud place fixed ny him for taking The
same-civirg personal notice 10 nil within tho
State and bv publication To all without, unless they
duly appear by counsel or in persnr"
TesIe. ALEX Il LAiDLEY. Clerk.