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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-11
LADIES' SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

No &c Nsn NJ a lo,s dosrs a6..e "A. Sooksfor. 81
um. J Rob6.
WHEELING. IA.
E|SPECTfILLY inform. The Ladies oi Vince.
ling. hat he manufactures Lsdiey Shoppers o
Sii srrLT- sd ColORS of superior qualify and
beauty. lie Warrants al work from his shop 10 be
surenot 70 Eastern Manufacture. snI will DC sOid
80 pei sRi cheaper.
The public are inyiicl ~ c4ll aud ,s,i.fy ihem.
.iN.s. lVn Jun Q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-11
I, WFAITu .

AM having nauuf,,inr.d +. b, time. 90
kirjs OF fis's thar Nc sraiir " 20. much los.
.U in price hsr usnrf. iJ hIns.t 80 slpcu.tr,l
Wdfknen. Mach Nil enable nee o., tnfn out a 6fsi
fsls iIat, 40 any uue - snHuE a thepp obd gNj ar
ieir. Have accn hsire AZ ga, cas- . good NAT,
tesfs AID ihink 1 sa .utuisd ~, Patranase. Geu-
uemen wanting a Gfsl rare vail pissse have thc.t
mea,afrs. snd AZ . lsw tsSs hey .hsil have lhem
sceosd'ns 60 otSst. wntrAet,d rot 20 hfssk.
Mats and CAPS - al kisd- CT ~anily or kald. al
ny cheap iiat sRd Cap -aoi"y. cofnsf vi Main
sn5 U"ion rs. Whcclnr. ".
eci 30 SAMUEL . HARPER
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cL.un AM GLASS pApEn.

CIUE AND GLASS PAPER.
uN y. HORNBROOk, msuulaciufe- aud
n . u CONSTABLE pirrsred 10 suTpiy al or.
icrs lf Glue q Glass Paper cf sOpeIisr quail,
~ which will be lutnist cd TO dealers or con
sumerS at ~ low e rave rs tney can purchase
Il anVwhefe Ofd,rS lch y, the Warehouse
on Maiset street, be .Ow The Posi- ofhce wall be
promptly supplied.
Eeh. 10, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-11
NiRGiNiA-ohio c,reun Super ior coou.
February Is. 1912. {
George ',.'f' Co " cnAscr.r
WA chspline 8 other.. Deere Jes Account.

~ CnAacrsY
chspline s orhcr.. Deere fer Aeesan,.
ABSTRACT.
Upon censrdenitun wherein. this cause IA ,ele,-
ftd 'o Aiss''f Cuinm. sstnner Wilson. ha !. io as.
cstatn AID iePor mhai zeal ,siaie c.~s.vryed ~ The
ie''Hiani Wa ChaPline 10 the T~ru.iees. hy lao
deed oi irusi 100 he bill mcnii0ncd. semsin. u,.,.l
and ~Lai debt, "a ihe n,id deed af iru.i p,.yu1,d
iuf f,ma'u unpaid; tose,her wis oil oiher deh,.
charge, Henmbraures upon lie sid zeal .s,,te
sal he on!ct 40 Which ihoy aTc entitled q, le
rail Ana ih7i hf dis pufposc hc eye notice In
ihe fa't creditors prov idsd iut by the ara deed
s"d al oikefs. ~ establishment d. DE nnbl,h.I
At le9d ~ dAys Ia me Newspaper published in
Tie edf - wheeling, 10 come ia aud esiabii.h th,,,
debt- upon tie usuai lenn. Aud that he al.o rs.
certain ard felofi What m,uiesot .Iset. ,he aid
trustee. have ~ heir hsud.. az suffice, 4, ,hci,
%c"u'fol. 10 10 spJlic1 10 ihc payment Of Ihs ,s,d
d'his; aud that he also fePHt Bny other mattss
deemed pertinent by himsell. OF specially required
10y any OF Ihe paiiies.'
ASD. al another day. 90 wit
On Wcdoetday. january 3lsi. 1916.
irieing suggested aud made kuOwn To Tie couu
that AisiaIdef Wilsun. the commissioner 10 whom
lhts cause was heretofore reieutd. had departed ihi.
lhr. ~nhout having completed OF returned he &C.
couais sifecis! ~ ite former decree "a This csu,si
but that divers Proceedings have been lad be- lore
satd commissioner under ,sd deere. aud several
OF The parties concerned have produced vouchers
snd proois before Lim. respocIing various matter.
referred 10 cummiss oncr Wilson; The Couu doth
hefeapon sdiBtge. Vtd,r and decree that ibis c,,se
he ie'eHed 10 !ANts A CLAREE. E.q. ono Of tho
commissioners tor laking accounts srpssnied by lhi.
oouh' "h"i gVihg due noice A. directed by said
'oimef dccfce, ., io complete The .aid secnupi. Ne
hefei 'i"te referred 10 commandment WtlsoD: CON.
'iJef'1s Tor Ibis Tnfpsse eli vouoLeu. prs,. and
evidence. duiy ~Ifodscej before said cornm,s.tone :
Wilson. sableoi 10 81 Jasi exceptions. snJ giving
10 ih'm 'he same edeei 10 & ne same we're again
brought iorssrI boofe himsslf' Teste.
NEboS ALtA 4 LAlDLEY, Clerk,
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wuoLEsAL. AND RETAIL
IL Az AND CAr STO u.

On Uuioa'irgeL near 10 Scat III
81 lhs Ms,kei u9use.
DARE A HoGE. ac nn~ manufacturing auJ
,wiii Keep ccnsierty on ipr.i. y latv. assniuen, OF
HATS AID CAPS II ihs inesi syir.. aud mann
iaeiurrf 'fosH Tie besi mairuais Bbh ~ a. telne
recirsi HATH -. Ne make ahd suystinirud IN.
naAir : cd sit the has Ne sou. Onf Caps STE put
chased hsio he 'oosi sRis -siN. Gsp Manufacturers
~ the Iasiefn Clucs. ~ she iouc g. pfitss.
AT tiuse "a mani Of q gsnnine nri,le and isic.t
A"'doa' issh'cn oi Hsis ard ,als wh alsass
hHd ihem AZ onf ssHhl2hmssf, whsh sc ip' 'ui T.
make kn"sn and islksd 81 b, Ni men. issu d
good wtrk aLd ieN prices
seq DARE & u@gE, Cu,n -.
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NV nooK

b'ahh B"hs Il every description. Ruled 10 adv
%paiien, sud Bound 10 otIsr
rrnodioals Ma.c. a. tsund IN a neal ard Jo.
tabis 'yis. Oh Bo@k, n-bound. Librare. fepau,J
dc.
ofdef' from any part u ih- connify attended 10
Win p'"mpuIade. JAMES NJ EWING.
an sat
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07
"A & A r d.
TO THE CIVILIZED WOR

TO THE CIVILIZED WORLD!
NJ IL. PALMER. th. American Newspaper
Agent do'y eu'horized snd empowered by
ne proprietos OF most Of The hest newspapsrs oi
II the cities and pEiricpel towns in the U. $. and
!snsdn, to receive suhscrp ions and advertise.
rnis. and to give receipts for Them, respectfully
CITIES the public, ihsl be Is prepared to rsecuie
'de,s from all parts oi The Eivlsed World, en-
acng individuals, Firms, Societies, Ciu.a. Rea.
'ng Rooms. Corporations &c, at his several Off.
IN the cities IL Philad.l rhia, Baltimore. New
ork and Boston. and whe'e communications Aud
euriee, post paid, may I've directed. Add'ess V.
PALMER, Philadelphia. n. w. corner Third
d CiIesnu, streets; Bal,im,rr. s. T.. corner Bal
moro rad Calver, streets New York. Tribune
Buildings opposite City Hall; Boston. 20 State st.
As no other person OF persons are IN any man.
aef conrertcd with the subscriber, In the American
Newspaper Agency, all letters ard communications
or him, Should he carefully directed above, and
q no other person. This caution has become ne
,essary. in odsrto avoid mistakes, and put the pub.
ic on their guard against all pretended Agents.
V. u. PALMER,
American Newspaper Agent.
Editors throughout the United States for whom
!. b. Palmer is Agent, will promote the advantage
{ all roncer,.ed. hy ,'nhl shiug the above.
PUBLIC HOT1CE.-V. B. Palmer is the
niy authorized hgrn, for the 'SusBuar AMLnI.
Az" in ci,i 8 of Philadelphia, New fo'k.
,ostnn AID Baltimore, Of which public nol'ce Is
srrby given. March IL, 1916
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

EoBLr ExAMPLE,-Gov. Briggs. Of Massachu-
setts, in dedieating Normal School. said he
could remember the case Of poor boy who sat
upon the hard plank seat in one Of these schools,
while his father was toling at the anvil for bread
who by the smiles Of fortune and the confidence
of the people was elected Chief Magistrate OF
This 10 q practical demonstration, which is worth
a world eftheories
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Lime! Lime !!

JOHN 2. SE1EMAN.
HID ERPECTFii.bY Informs his firnds, that
VA, he has commenced the business OF Lime
Stunning, On the fam be NV occupies. He has
,ow on hand a qushrty Of Lime for say, and will
WAYS cndeavor 10 accs,pm date those who may
Nor him with their custom.
Aucust,, Aprl i,h. ls46.-6m
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

ENoLASD-Alison. tho historian. roys tina,
the immense debt under which England. now
stageers is inconsistent, with the maintenance
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lord Broughsm says,
that England 10 under recognissuces TO keep
the peace in the sum Of E50o, ,000, 900, the q.
meunt Of her national ssbi,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07
SHUGERT'S PATENT
v YESErNC MACHINE.

lHfiIS Machine HIS now been tested by more
II than thirty families in This neighborhnod, and
given entire satisfaction. II is so simple IN MS
tstruc,un, that II cannot get out OF order. u
a'ois no iron to ru,t, and -pingso or rollers 10
!, out of repair. Il will DO twice as much wssh.
a. with less tha an halt The wear and tear Of any OF
/. IS,- iusen,ions, and what is OF greater in.por-
tee. i, costs bu, lii le over half much as other
ishing machines.
The subscriber has the exclusive right fDr Nor
cumberland. Union, L>coming, Columbia, Lu-
rne and Clinton counties. Price Of single
iue Sc. II. b. MASSER.
The following certificate is fiom few OF those
10 have these machines in use.
SonbuTy, Aug. "a, 1874.
We, the suhscribers certify that we have now
use, in our fsmilits "ShugeIt's Patent Wash
Machine" and do not he state saying that Il is
aost excellent invention. That, in Washing
will ssve more than one half toe usual labor
at Il does not require more than one third the
ial quantity Of soap and water and that there
10 rubbing, and consequently. little or no wear
or truring.~-rha. il knocks off no buttons, and
the finest clothes, such ss collars, iaces, tucks,
Is, &c, may be washed in a vr'y short tim.
hout the least injury, aud in fact without sny
,srent wear and tear, whatever We therefore
erfully recommend i, to our friends and to the
llCl Is ulCbt uettui anu ifnuf rhNthg machine
CHARLEs w. HE0iNs,
A. JORDAN,
CHS WEAVER.
CHS PIE hSANTS,
GIDEON MARkLb,
Hon. GEO. G.. WELKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LEIsENRING.
ans HorRL. Formerly fremont House, No.
rs Chcsnut suse,,) Pbilsdeiphis, September
Ist, ls44.
have used shugert's Patent Washing Machine
ny house upwards OF eight months. and do mol
tate 20 ssy that deem il one Of the mort use
sud valusble labor saving machines ever invea-
formerly kept two women continually oc-
led in washing, who now do ~ much in two
sss they then did In one week. There is no
. OF tear in wsshine. and j, requires not more
one.third the usual quantity Of sosp. have
number Of other machines in my family. bu.
is SO decidedly superior 10 every Thing else. and
tito liable to gss oat u repair, shst would moi
,ithout ous " they shoubi cesl ten times ths
they ere sold fo', PANEL HERR.
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PRICES OF ADvERrrsIyc.
square l insertion,
do . do
do 8 da

Every subseq nent insertion, O ~
Yearly Advertisements: one column, S25 half
column, Sls. three squares, Sl2; two squares. 20;
ono square, SS. half-yeafly one column, SIS !:
bali column. Sis three squares, SIS two squares,
IS; one square, So 50
Advertisements left without directions as to tho
length of timo they are to be published. will be
continued until ordered out, and charged accord
ingly.
CrSixtcen lines or less make / square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07
Tin and Sheet-IrOn Ware
MANUEACTORX.

s z L " q Il o " E, r II N MA.
vv1IIE subscriber respectfully informs The pnblic
Il that he has commenccd the manufacture OF
Tin and Shect-ErOn ware,
in all its varinus branches, at Selinsgrove. His
ware is not only made uf he beet materials, but Is
pu, together in substantial and workmanke man
ner, differing in this respect from much OF he wa'e
sold, which is INSIDE up in hurry for ihs, purpose.
An excellent assortment " i'll be kept on hand a, all
inns, which will hp g III on he most reasonable
errns, ANDREW S. WINGERT.
Seljnsrrnvc, Nav I6h, IS16-tf
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REMOVAL.
HIN. Fl. PU II DY.

DESPECTFULbY informs his f,iends and
IL customers, that he has removed his stock OF
goods TO the Stne House, on Market square, fol r,'
erIy occupied by Mr.. Wm. Dewart, whore no will
be happy to serve his old customers and the pub
lie generally On as good terms, and at - low Pri-
s,s as can be had elsewhere.
4 large assortment of Groceries, Dry Goods
end Queensware, constantly on hand
June 9Th. Ie46.--if.
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ocean Mail to oregon,

The Postmaster General has prepared
a report in favor Of an ocean and overland
mail to Oregon, which will be immediate
ly laid before the House of Representa-
aives. The project embraces the following
provisions: A steam ship will be despatch
ed every month from Charleston to Ha-
vaua. and once in two months the trip will
Ibe extended TO Chagres on the east side
esof the Isthmus Of Panama. Thence the
mails will be carried by wagon TO some
i'm nvenient post on The west side, and
'thence they will be carried by sailing yes
sells to the month of the Columbia.
Congress sanctions the recommendation
of the Postmaster General, it Is probable
that Mr. Kendall will be employed for tha
part Of the service hom Chagres to Ore
gon.-Ne.o York Eereniag Post.
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Storm at No,Caik:

The STORM Of the 2Slh nit. was very se-
we're at Norfolk. The U. s. shipping was
injured to the amount of $4,000. The
Pennsylvania was driven on shore. Fifty
families are reported to be drowned on
cattle destroyed. The wild fowl suffered
most severely-wild geese might be taken
in almost any quantity-some killed, 9TH
ers so much crippled as to be easily seized
being unable to escape.-U. S. Post
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Legal Notice.

NARIAH WlNINGER, widow Of Ad-
AsA am Wininger, deceased, late OF Craw
ford County, (now Wyandot,) Ohio, Jacob
Wininger, John Wininger, Adam Winin-
ger, George Wininger. William Winin-
ger, ,SavilIa Wininger .Juli Ann Wininger,
Rachael Wninger, Ca,harine Rhinebolt
wife of John Rhinebol,, Elizabeth Ter
finger. wife Of Daniel Terf,neer, Susan
nah W,kert, wife OF Peter Wikeri, anu
Polly luminous, wife OF John luminous
heirs aud divisees OF Adam Wlninger,
late of Crawford County (now W, andot,1
deceased, are hereby Notified that DANIEL
Terfinger, executor Of the last will and
testament Of the said Adam Wininger de.
ceased, has this day filed his petition in
the Coiirt of Common Pleas, of Wyando'
County, Ohio, setting forth contract
in writing made by the said Adam W,nin-
ger in his life time, with one Jesse Nor
gan, for the conveyance Of piece OF par
eel of land situate in the township Of Iy'
mochtee, County Of Wyandot, and State
of OHIO, described as follows, to wit: Ly.
ing on the south east corner OF the tarn
on which the said Adam WIninger leceas
ed lately lived, and adjoIo,ng Peter Hum
Pmons' land on ihe west, and widow Rob'
inson op the north, being The same piece
of land surveyed by Peter b. Beidler il
lS43, aud containing 8 acres and l2l
pc rches Of land and being ~ seetipn >
township S r. IA, ID;
And that at the next term OF said Court
application will be made for an order
authorizing and appointing the said Dan
iel Terfiinger, 70 complete the said con
tract and TO make and execute deed o
conveyance to the said esse Morgan, fol
and on behalf Of the heirs OF the sait
Adam Wininger, according TO the trem
and stipula iuns of said contract.
DANIEL TEKFLINGER.
g. r. MORT, his Atty
March 12, 1916 -26-3w.
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The Patient Case.

The great patent case so long before the
Supreme Court at Washington, has finally
been decided. The decision was in favor
of Wilson. The Court ruled that admias
istrators may take out an extension of the
patents; that assignees are only protected
like grantees in the use Of machines actu.
ally bought and in nse, and not IN any
exclusive rights to make and vend; that
they have no right to the extension passed
under the covenants between Woodwork
& Strong, and Emmons, Twogood u Ty-
ack. These are only some Of the impor
taut points. The Court were unanimous
for Wilson; the Judges McLane and Wood
bury dissented from one or two points o
minor Importance.
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PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
Democratic Pioneer,

Now Published in Upper sandesKy.
THE undersigned, believing it to be for the
welfare and better org anization of the Dem
ocratic party, is desirous Of publishing paper
in the above named place, which iE politics,
will be thoroughly Democratic; while at the
same time much other interesting matter will
appear in it. 1t will be published every week,
and as far as possible, contain the latest IN
tellgence.
In taking the responsibility Of publishing
paper, practice has made it necessary to give
an avowal of the principles by which it will
be go, erned, and in so doing, it is deemed sui
ficient when we say: it will be devoted TO
principles which guarantee to every man,
equal protection, equal privileges, and uni
versal liberty,--holding the doctrine that all
men are alike worthy of protection, so long as
the doctrine of freedom and equality are pro-
fessed to be the governing principles of our
happy land--without distinction betn cen rich
or poor. Believing such were not the gov
erning principles of the majority in our State
Legislature last winter, we shall be found bat
tleing against all such men and measures.
1t is the intention of the editor to be per-
fectly free and uncontrolled by any man or
set of men, and always willing to receive the
the good cause for which it is published to
vindicate, as the advice of many Is more like
ly to be correct than the few.
The full desire being, to print sheet truly
and wholly Democratic, we not only take our
own opinion, but also the opinions Of the H.
lustrious who have promulgated Democratic
principles from the earliest dawn OF our rep
ublican government.
The mechanical branch of the paper will
be neatly executed.
TER MS OF U b s RIPTIO N
The paper will be published weekly,
per year, if paid in advance, at -. 81 W
| If not paid till the expiration, .... 5l
For six months, if paid in ADVANCE. l OF
If at the expiration of six months, l 81
The above terms will be required, unless
tie publisher sees fit to make other arrange
ments.
Every Democrat in Wyandott and sur
rounding country, is constituted an agent, Il
get at least one good subscriber.
w. T. GILES.
September, 5th, 1S45.
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The Typographical Ball.

The ball given by the printers of this
city on Friday evening of last week, a,
the Musical Fund Hall, wac delightful
assemblage where beauty and wit were
congregated .'thick as leaves in Vallam-
brosa." Col. Page, as & ,or man ger, ac
quilted himself admirably, as, deed, he
always does. Honor to the craft we say
in whatever it undertakes. We belive
this was the first ball ever given by the
Printers of the United States. ~. S. Posi-
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-03-20

There is no longer any doubt that
famine is raging in Ireland. The Com
missioners to investigate the condition oI
that unhappy country say il appears, from
undoubted authority, that OF thirty two
counties in ireland, not one las escaped
failure Of the potatoe crop-of one hundred
and thirty poor law unions, not one is ex
empt-of 2.O5S ELECTORAL divisions, above
400 are certainly reported as having
suffered The typhus fever is already ra
ging. and probably thousands will become
its vclims.-U. S. Post.
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New States.

Wisconsin is preparing to come into the
Union. The question is to be submitted
TO the people at the April election, and
will be carried, il is thought, by full nine
tenths of the whole vote. There is diff
ference as regards the details of the step
though but one opinion expressed in refer
ence to its erpediency. A State census is
TO be taken in June, delegates are TO be
elected on the cuunty system IN Septem'
Der, and the Convention is TO assemble IN
October. Iowa also intends to try her
hand again, The second attempt, they
say, will be successful u. S. Post.
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From Jamaica.

The schooner Callao, at New Orleans,
brings dates from Kingston TO the llth
ly, who, it will be recollected, was not
long since arrested at Jamaica on a charge
of selling into slavery certain persons OF
color, has published a statement exonera-
ting himself from the charge; but il does
not appear that he has been released
Y. S. Post.
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Sheriff S Sale.

DY virtue Of Fl ia 10 me directed by
81 the Court of Common lleas for the
County of Wyaudot, ONO, ! will offer al
public sale, on the premises Of James
M.lligan, in Sycamore tip. In said county ,
ON Saturday the 4th day of April mex
between the hours of 10 A. Nj. and A Z.
NJ. of said day, the following described
property, TO wit: Two horses, two set OF
harness, one two horse wagon, one plough,
two cows, one stack of wheat, one stack
of oats, one stack Of cloyerseed hay, one
side saddle, one mans saddle, one har ow
one shovel plough, one mantle clock, one
bureau aud about twenty acres of wheat
in the ground; Levied upon as the prop
erty of said Milligan, at the suit OF Samuel
p. Swineheart IL wife.
THOMAS BAIRD, Shf.
March IL, 1916. .-26-4w.
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To All Whom These Presents Shall Come.

TEvHIS is to Certify, that we, Joshua
Il French, of the city of Troy aud State
of New York and Archibald A. Davis OF
Worcester, and Everett V. Otis of the city
of Boston and State of Massachusetts, have
agreed to form mited Partnership pur-
suant to the provisions oftitle first chapter
four.part sec ond of the Revised Statutes
of State of New York. That such Par>
tnership is TO be conducted under the hrm
| of French and Davis. That the general
nature of the business TO be transacted by
the said Partnership is the purchase and
sale of Flour, Grain, Provisions, and Mer-
chandze generally. And and also to
trans act general Commission business,
with all the usual appendages. That the
said Joshua French and the said Archibald
A Davis are the general partners, and the
said Everett V. Otis is the specsal partners;
md tho said Everett V. Otis as such spe-
ci ial partner has contributed TO the COM
mon stock of the said Partnership the sum
! of twenty FIVE thousand dollars in cash.
That the principal place of business OF the
said Partnership is in the City of Troy;
and that the said Partnership is TO com
mence on the sixth day of January, one
thonsand eight hundred and forty six, and
terminate at the expiration Of three years
rom the date hereof.
Given nn1er our hands at the city OF
Troy. the sixth day of January, one thou
sand eight hundred and forty-six.
JOSHUA FRENCH.
EVERETT V. OTIS.
ARCHIBALD A. DAVIS.
Let the notice required by law in the
foregoing matter be published IN the
Newspapers printed in the city OF Troy
called the Daily Northern Budget, and
Daily wing. IL. SHELDoN
Jan 9Th, 1916. Clerk Of Rensseer County.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-03-20
Mississippi Railroad.

Tie bill for the p, ose ecution Of the great
work of railroad from Jackson, in the
fflie grand chain connecting the Mississip
'pi River with the Atlanllc Ocean at
Charleston, South Carolina--bas finally
passed both Houses Of the Mississippi Le-
gislature. The vote in the House was
quite decisive, the bin passing by vote
of SO ayes to SO noes.-U. S. Post.