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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-02

II seems from the following address TO the De-
mocratic party Of North Carolina, hat Walter +
Leak, esq is disposed 70 contest with James B.
shepard, esq. the empty honor Of being The OPP
poncnt Of Mr.. Graham in the Gubcmatoril cleo
lion, notwithstanding the decision of the State.
Central Committee. And verify, to an impartial
observer, it appears that he has stronger ground
to stand upon than Mr.. Shepard. To say nothing
Of the undue influence Of the " Raleigh Clique" in
behalf of Mr.. shepard, it has leaked out that he
only obtained the nomination of the committee by
a majority Of one. In addition to this, Mr.. Shop
ard received the nomination of meeting of his
personal friends in Wake county, but perhaps
was not thought Of in any other portion Of the
state; while Mr.. Leak received the nomination Of
meetings in Arson, Lincoln, Catawba, and we be-
Eeve Mccklenburg and other counties. So that
as neither of them, even single handed could in
lulgc a reasonable expectation of defeating Mr..
Graham, aud both must therefore be ambitious for
the distinction Of being candidates, we sec no OBJ
lection to their continuing in the field There will
he this additional incentive, that one Of them viii
have the honor Of beating the other, though he is
himself badly beaten!
The Fayetteville CarOlinian contains a list Of
appointments BY Mr.. Leak for addressing the peo-
pie; and in the same paper is a proposition for a
reconciliation Of the claims of Messrs. Leak and
shepard. The friends II Mr.. Leak propose that
tho question shall he submitted to the State Cen
trail Committee, excepting such Of them as may
reside ia Raleigh, and that the two gentlemen
shall abide the decision.
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They are Dot in lie slightest aegFes re-
sponsib.e lor What has been hronghi about;
and from nv knoNle1ge Of he gentlemen,
although ihey alsy have preferred MT.
Skepard 10 myse1. - iralnot but shink.
had ilsey been present when the Raleigh
/. rliqae" SER assured of ms being IN The
feld. that no opposing riaiIn would have
herR scg Hp. IN this | feel partly war
rauied. fr0nl Tie hieh.minded and kORo-
Tshle course which ledge Strange pnrsu-
ed !; FOR although not having ihe least agen-
ry in bringing me CIR, vet. when notified
or the fsri. be magnanimonsly attempted
In paEr oil upnn The political waves.
To you tlle snbieei matter i refined.
and I-mosl cheeriully aside your decision.
Respectfully. yoaFs.
w. l.. LEAK.
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Obituary.

Died, nihis place, on "Wednesday the 2ssh ult.
Of ApOplexy. after an lines Of few days, Ms.
RosaxSlH FlreErr, wife Of Mr. Thomas Pau
cesi, aged about - years. She was dutiful and
alEnciiOaate wife and mother. and kind friend and
neighbOr. She has le.i husband and eight chill
drcn TO mourn their loss; and may God. in his
kind providence, protect her ehidren, and be more
than mother to them.
Diei, at Detroit, Michigan, on tss ilth Of
March. in the 37th year Of his ase, Lieut. EBwIs
r. Loxs, Of tie United States Amy, son Of lie
Hon. John Long, Of Randolph county, n. q.
Lieutcnsn, Long entered the regular service
Immediately afer he had passed through the
course Of study prescribed at the Military Aeade-
nv, West Point aud continued in the army un-
Ill his decrease. lie had taken The degree Of ".
D., and was making arrangements to locate HIM
self in Cincinnati, Ohio, there to engage in the
practice Of medicine. But il is not in man that
waIketh to direct his steps; he has been called
away in the prime Of life, leaving a widow and
three orphan children to mourn his loss. Lieut.
Long was a striking exemPlihcatiOn Of the fac'
that the soldier and the christian are altogether
compatible. Wills, he faithfully served his cOun
try, he ut the same time sat as a disciple at tn
feet Of the meek and lowly Jesus. h must be Al
unspeikable consolation to his punsrOus friend
= and acquaintance to know, that as he had lived
so he died, christian soldier tcON.l
Died. on Saturday morning, the 9th Marcl
near Monroyia, Indiana, Mrs. REBEecA THOSI
son, wife of Mr.. William b. Thompson, lai
}. Of this town, and daughter Of the late VIM. Ga
It's, esq. She was truly IN amiable wife, kin
and tender mother, an oblging neighbOr, and
4 trust pious christian. "Let me die the death
A the righteous, and let my last end be like his"
[CoMNuSIcArED.l
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For the Hi,lsborouRh Recorder.

Mr.. EDIToR:-In passing through ditle-
rent neighborhoods in Orange county, |
discover tha, some considerable move is
going on among the friends of temperance,
against the custom of treating in election
eering campaigns. find also some men
ton Eade of the same in the columns Of
your paper. lconsit!er Ills wise more
in the citizens of Orange; for know of no
practice more tlemoralizing in its influence
than that which is practiced by the office
seekers of our country. In the first place,
the conscience of the candidate has to be
destroyed before he can begin the practice;
for he well knows that treating is bribery,
and that his oath when he, is Indicted into
Office requires him to swear that he has
bribed no man, &c. So long then as the
practice Of treating continues, SO long may
we expect TO have officers who have little
conscience. Are such men lit to govern a
Christian nation! In the second place,
such a practice encourages intoxicatlon
among the weak and ignorant, and Ibis tos-
tiers spirit of lighting, brawiing. quar-
relling, and brother going to law with bro
ther,'' Tell it to the world, that nine
tenlhs ofth starving widows and degrad'
ell children Of North Carolina have been
made so by treating candidates; and tell i
to the world that four-6iths OF the cases Oh
the state dockets Of our courts, come theTt
directly from eleetioneenng skirmshes
The time has arrived when every citizen
whether temperance man or not, shoult
come out against this most disgracelul tral
of our national character. 60 for goot
men and they will go for the good Of IN
country. Treating has often increased tn
wealth of party influence, but it has bee
at the expense Of patriotism and virtue
The rage Of political opponents, has bee
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sTr. Caihoan's sPeeefA-ws believe
that he friends Of Peaoe in III sections q ~
county, have looked 10 he course Of Mr. Cal
hOun On tie Oregon question with The deepest IN
tcresi, believing that his powerful intellect and
the influence Of his name. would weigh nightly
in the scale on which ever side they were cast.
How gratifying thsn e see that he is following
the dictates a SQUAD s-islOm; that while he man
fully maintains the honor and interests Of The
county, be is At the same time influenced BY de
principles Of justice and humanity, and will nUi
rashly squander the wealth Of tie nation, and So
crilce It's peace to the bEasgadOciO spirit Of wordy
patriotism. His speech, which will be found in
tO-day's paper, j. full Of wisdom, and will richly
Tcpay careful rcrusaL
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80. 81. 70 rrPsir 10 Losd0H 70 a'saa.
,,ay ihee.
A. .,,svu.s lrsn Dsrlia sac iLas Nr
wssston, ghs snrny falFso dinrrv shdl
II ,,r pIrnipalrrIsTy u re Usied
So. hsa EFF skss sily Ter l. ndon.
Fen Persia re hear. siih sl.Tm. that
4. ,h.lrra |. rsgiag furios.lS.
"a nj I. sssd 10 hsss slrred = -
1 s.,s lsiwsea France snd he rsFUbl c
:, u,v,i IN he p-nding d splls. sd llerr
a d,utI ,hr slIsr Ill r. arrePi.d.
crrs.Sr.-Ths G.,nl D.ks ef H.
..L.r,n, Iarni his Chaa hers ihmasia-
.. a. q .solssd lhrm. The npi osil'on
80. IN retaining l',esr uaja,ily.
,I,hs F,rrrh rhanhrrs ia,e voted
-, n mon.y &C. Ihs ts'allshmsni sfs
=, AZ steamers Ariarea H.sr. aid Nss
-. 90 .i,., ~hea III he pInjee Ell .ss-
"a, ,lips' are II seiipn. daily. - .
i,.,. ,em.serlls mail bsls cen Eurcpe
"a Amrs.es Vi b. ssspssd.
hx,ll ssal,i, our friends N Aaer'cs-
I'll SrsIify aorr lmmed,alsly ourold and
..,,ll,u, I.ierd. d.. BaTslrIt. IL he Nes
vi Al,i.r, 20 knos that ludl.n eorn
n ,hO.dy be as popular an sl,irls Of
tol an dis side 81 he Allsniie - il hss
"a, been on The other. The woilhy
J,rta admirable p'nPl On The sre.
,,m,ral aud nutritious virtues 81 na'zs
A.. srri,,d general ausniiln IN E'gssni;
40 nrr.s has snlagised u: IT. 8 ell G. haze
len pu. il pr .et,rsl opetslInE. and. u NJ
A. al, day. Ip..li.a eoIn all form . 70.
ui,.n, ,rIisie al Ameriraa eHpon.
A bill iUrodured i.ia Tire House II
Ie,d.. ihe ohssr1 al ~h.sh Is u Iend,r
| f. snd p,sps'iy m"rs 'eeu'e IN The els.
,qr country. las TeI With a good deal 81
ns,os ,iaa and murh srg'y rer'lmnai on.
The bill prnpa.e. 10 gist the Lord Let
nra the p .w,r Oi atc'annE disturbed
ei,t,e.. y, deI o,.Iannn oi the as,; in.
jared T., Tsvns sfr 10 be cnmIen,sseG; the
',~tr,u,e lure IS ia he iurIc. ssd: snd =
,.x IS % be It., nd upan .ir dIsTrt ise!I
lpf the payment Of sAp,nsrs. THE eur.
i.w If tie Norman sonqu,T 3 is TO be re-
,n.d-prople IN the prescribed p,rt ol
tie county are not 10 be OFT OF their
kemas beIwern suIseI and snnTl,e.
Tn. cwrctoD bill Is 10 be accompanied
by e1nctll.iary measures oi . polihcal
and agricultural KIDD. A bill &C. Tie I'm
proseu en-, u Ind. by providing c"mpsE'
sal on Ia uganls-I I'LL iur smehd ng The
l.s. rel,uye To tie r.g'susIion e s"irIsr
aud sn1.htr lar ,s,ng the mun'c p
tr,nehise e Eaglani AID lrelsnd on the
sane 10 ting. are amo"gs. the PROMISED
measures Il anil ofsuon.
Father NJ ahew has published letter
accompanied With specimens Of bre''
snd " sllr.sbou." male iIom Indian corn
EdIls sre no~ making 10 introduce IhH
excellent b~sersg-. no' only into Ireland
but into the three kingdoms generally. OF
The plan ~hleh marks lis use In the Unl
led ) ales.
The Cs,hallc Bishop (Hughes) Of n
York ,s ~ Pars, aud has been prssctiaJ
several sermons. The greater pirt"i Ia
sudIlors has consisted Of English an
lnsh Catholics. TIE Bishop u TeIs
10 also here, having CONS 10 rsi'e money
and 10 obtain prIesls 10 accompany hit
10 Texas, 10 assist hun ~ promulga,ln
tie faith. Ills MISSION 10 said - hsy
been as successful Us be could possibl
wish. ~..*
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CT. The notice Cor Gnnd soircc a. the Ma
sonic Hall llis evening. which viii be found in
another column, proposes enough Of amusemen,
for tha-e who enjoy laugh, while the grave and
scientific my find food for their speculaiiOns
Mr.. IIaskell's Performance las, evening gave pref.
~ general satisfaction to his audience, rs We in.
Ger from the reports which have reached ~ In
the dearih Of other anusemcnis in our village, We
suppose he vii have crowded house 10 witness
his wonderful Ecais.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-02

sENIiE subscriber has returned TO his old stand,
Il one door west of Holt Il Caragin's (Moores)
Store, where he is prepared to execute all orders
in his line in a workmanlike STYLE He hopes to
receive liberal portion of the public patronage.
Cutting attended TO at all seasonabe hours; and
he will so cut and fit the work, that scamstrcsscs
can make il up without difficulty, which may DC
great convenience to his country friends
- R. L. PLEASANFS.
January Ia. ~
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JUST RECEIVED,

ERESH Rice, Adamantine Candies, New Or
u leans Molasscs. Spirits Tupcntiae, Gray's
Invaluable Ointment. Raw Cotton, Whiiehead's
best Flour. and vCnisOn Hams.
Also, league Ploughs with wrought Mould
Boards, and a large lot Of one and two horse
Mould Boards. For sale BY ..z- -
LONG, WEBB, e. co.
Mach i6 -
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NEW AND CHEAP
6 IN "a is. 1Ac

SEO u 10
VENHE subscriber, having formed partnership
IL with +. NJ. Holt and w. A. Caragin, is now
opening
A NEW AND COMPLETE ASSORT-
MENT OF GOODS.
embracing almost every article usually sold in
this market, at his old stand, one door west OF
Mr. J. u. Kirkland's corner, where he would IN
vite his old customers aud friends to call and cx-
anime his stock, which will be found low enough
TO suit the times. ..--
STEPHEN MOORE.
November /. o.
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A G. A R Id .
THE KIILSBoR0UGH RECORDER,
IsPUBLIsRED WEEKLY e.
BY DENNIS HEA RIFT.
Price Adv. 1880.

Terms.-Tmee Dollars year, or Two Dol
ars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance. Clubs
of five subscribers. who make the payments strict
" in advance, will be furnished at Two Dollars
a year each.
No paper will he discontinued untilall areara-
ees are paid unless at the option Of the publisher.
Hereafter no paper will be sent TO a new SUBJ
scrber out of this state unless payment is made in
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible to the editor and in no case will the
paper he sent to subscriber out of the state for
more than two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first and twenty-five cents for
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five per
cent. higher A deduction Of onc-third viii b
made to advertisers by the wear.
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o. We have received The Psoceeaings "a pr
tiOn Il he HSwfslds cOasEegalion, On The ssah
uli, n EslliiOn 10 he rariOe q treating b can
dd4ies; but IN con-eguence a l. LARGE spaos &C.
euPisd BY Mr.. cAhoun's speeeh. whirh was IN
type b<sore dis communication was Eeccivcd. nc
are cemPelled % postpone 4 until neIt uesL
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Petersburg, Virginia, March rs.
Spring, rS4G.
~~>~~~~~>S~>>>y~-~
Fresh DRY Goods.

EDWIN JAMES & co. have in store and
~ are receiving, by the last arrivals, from the
Northern m ,-kets, their SPRING SUPPLY OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Particular attention has been paid, and much
time devoted to their selection both at auction and
private sale. Many have been purchased below
the cost of importation, and they hazard nothing
in saying that they are prepared to offer great in
duccments to town and country dealers, either for
money or on time, ON their usual terms.
N. b. They have on hand at all times, Anchor
Brand Boiling Cloths, Hemp Seine Irvine, Red
Turkey Cotton, MarshalPs Patent Seine Thread,
in two ouaee hanks.
E. JAMES IL co.
March IS. 2l-2w
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To all whom Il NAV concern.

THIS is to inform the public, that have CIV
Il en- to my son JOHN DoDSoN his free.
dom, and that he is a, as full liberty to trade and
bargain for himself as Il he were tweniy-one years
of age. -
THOMAS DODS0N.
March "a. 2o--
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To ALI, CONCERNED.

IN Thursday the sOth of April, the hands are
" requested to meet in Hills5orough and finish
the work Of removing the old Court House To the
position, intended for ir. -
G.. w. PURIFY.
March Goth. 20
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Price adv. $500.
STATE OF NORTH.cAROLlNA,
Person County.
Rieaard halliburton, and Othns.

Ricllgrd halliburton, ana ofhtTss
M.
William King, Executor, and others.
IN this case, il having been made To appear TO
u the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master that
the children of Allen Halliburton, deceased, tho
children Of Robert Hat Qrton, deceased, the chill
dren Of Tinsly Halliburton, deceased. and The chill
dren Of Mary James, all naIned as defendants IN
this cause, are not inhabitants Of this state: IL Is
therefore ordered that publication be made for SIX
successive weeks in the HiIlsborough Recorder,
for said defendants 10 appear al the next Count Of
Equity to be held for Person county, al RoHbo-
rough. on the seventh Monday after the fourth
Monday of March, then and there 10 plead, an
swer or demur to said bill or the same will be la
ken pro conicsso as 10 them, and set down Tor
hearing accordingly.
JOHN BRADSHER, C. n. +.
Price Adv. $3.50. 81
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BACON! BACON !! BACON y!
A QUANTITY Of B icon on baud, and fer
IA sale by far. a.gss. .......-- -s..s.
long, WEBB, & co
February "a. a..-....-s To-
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FLOWER CROOKS.

WYE have for sale 900 Flower Crooks and
w Saucers, in sets of three Crooks and Sau-
Ger for .5 cents a set or separate at and III
cents each, a4
or Also another lot Of Whiteheads Superior
FLOUR. ~t~-~~~~~r
LONG, WEBB, & GO.
March "a. u
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Fresh Garden Seeds,

EUsf RECEIVED, and for sale, at the store
~ of A. MlCKLE & co.
February II. Is
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STATE OF NORTH-cAROLIaA.
Orange County.

STATE OF NORTH.cAROLIaA,
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term. isi6.
IsassAaa Ssaf, snd Iau.ss HAitdn sad sifs.
Jamss Ganf. and Tkom0s Frsiaad end Eifs.
Psliiion 10 sell si4ees.
IT Appearing % he salisacii0n q fhs court
n here, dat games Cant, and TiOnaAs Fftelahd
and Hie, aIe non-EcSidenis q tisr siaie q Moth
Carolina: Il : uAerfore ordered thai puhlicstion
BE- nmic ID The HalsborOugh Recorder o. sir
weeks sncceszissls. thai unless he sald James
Cant, and Thomas freland and wifi, apIesE be-
fore The gusiioes of our neHi cOui Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions 10 10 he'll for The county d OI-
sn-e. ii the court hon-e in HillsbOfOugh, On The
fourth Monday Of May next, then and them 10
answer the said PETITION. the same viii be taken
pro confcszo and decrced scrondingly.
Witness, JOSEPH Alkson, Clerk Of our said
Count. at Office, tbs fourth NOadsy Of February
A. u. 1886.
J. ALLISON, c. &C.
Price adv. $500. 2l-
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BREN'rIINCEV,S

ALTERNATIVE * RESTORATIVE SYRUP.
An IN fIRE VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
HNOR Inc Cnte oi SCROtULA, Ehi1r=,mcaf q
z Ae Jo,s,s. Chtonic Rheumatism. Gmst, hum.
hasp. DYSPEPSIA Idise'ion. Eruptsons IA "a.
Nkfs. Nctt'c Rash. Tcttof. DRorsY. Syph thcic or
Merc suni Disro,e,; in sh,u from an diseases arr,
sing from M lNtfuRE state OF the BLOOD. a DC
uirecd condition - the Digestive 0rs5ns or the ~.
JuDictors u,e 81 MERCURY.
II y nnw some WE'VE yeats since The propi g tor
came to The knowledge Of this Syrup. ia which
Time - has he feels happy ~ say. Tar exceeded hi
expectations. having performed cures where
S'a.m's Pnuacea aud ne various preparations ui
S1rsapntiila could not. though persisted in for a hong
nme. produce the lea>, salumry 1T cts un9n the
patients.
In us properties. it il Tonic, Caitar,ic. Dioyh0.
relic. Dleoretic, and acts upon he LIVER by cNci.
ting II ~hen languid to secreisa
As M abe a irs and ia yf,r of The BLOOD. IL
u honestly believe by'Ihe Proprietor. snfeiiur 10
any Other medicine now IN use.
Indeed ~ was not Until he had become fully sat
is6ed oi lis great medicinal virtues. iogc,hcr wuh
the SOLICITATIONS OF persons who had Witnessed The
same. that he would consent 10 noice Through tho
medium OF u newspaper. NJ such n course 10 hun
always seemed 100 mach like qpackery puiing IT,
self into notice.
Through the persuasion NJ many persons. who
seem To ihiuk him iu duty bound to publish II io
ne world Tor TIE ichehA pl 81 Nofns immunity, hc
At length como 10 ihe conclusion OF pursuing
the course adopted by every cumpnunjcr 81 lIack
medicines. though he treats not with thai bircinced
cilontery Which many use IN order 10 cram isci'
stuff down tho hroi's Of a Too easily dcludcd peu-
pie. Certificates 81 cur,s have often been ten
icred him. Tor which he feels ttuly lhaskiul ru
such TOR their god nteutious) tut such Ihlues lac
never deemed Necessary, ~ hc does nt all times
his assertion Ji itself, all sufficient. amt
those whu cannnt Inkc CIR granted whit ho say are
under 40 cunyulsion To mke has mediciue Ac-
cumPanyILG each hottie are Instructions ts taking
lhe Syrup. add also u description VI ,ho Ma.
nf food tn bc used. with dto mode oi pre-
pairing o.. Fur sale at
BRENTLlNGEl"S ApoTuGCA. Nioproc ST.
Near The Court House, Nhcte COO De b,d at anl
hour IT the,dny or nehi, Physicians prescriptions
and ihmiiy wsdIcinrN ofait de Cripuurs
Also Brenihncor's Comfouud syrup Of B1rcsCi.
for he cure 81 Congh'. Colds. Lightness OF the
Chest and f~nepi,1t Consumption.
Should any rerson Iaher usIrg | bpile OF hi,
Cough n ikiUfe. come bach bud say hr had received
~ hsueGi iron. u. his NoN&v shall be refunded.
dec % ly
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IS II " CE.
- AND MARINE INSURANCE.

.ekk OkE lot To be-ihol's the
9eesiion -wheiher II is better by one sweep
w ne. 10 10 rninea-and suhject to all ,Le IN.
that Hesh 10 heir to. or. like a prudent man 20 TO The
Protection Ofee. and there be made safe, comforts.
- and happy-we leave Coz you 4, determine.
vtEe Protection Insurance Company Of IIaruord.
ssc1n&Aavins already paid aver $500 600 of los.e.
41e western Country, s entitled TO the hiches,
4enee, and their agent 81 wheeling. Virginia.
w r PETERSON.
lake risks ON dwelling houses. ware houses
nhis fsciories. &c. iogetler with their con-
-9ttnch as furniture. merchandise, machinery
- every Other description Of insuiahle pronertv
Aieo. sn steam. keel and fiat heats and their carso,.
= sod ifosn any Port on The Western Waters. on
eAthosi reasonable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
~ esae - ~ any other oficc ia Wheeling.
onsee 90 Monroe street opposite tho Monroe
SSSes~s sno near me Post Onice ian 10
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INSURANCE..

iSkS will he taken by the | X g. MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
ot fAs lopesf rates on
<.uiidsngs OF ailkinds, stene, srck OF OGDEN
% their contents:
e1.msoais; factories; mills, &c.
md m<rchandise ofallkinds.
2 ~ ekaInstau dangers atte nding the trans
{tuon ofgoods on rivers, lakes. seas, canals
For the character of tn companyas TO promp.
.sttssdese 2 ifbersi;ty In the adjustment md pa -
msnt o. tesses,--w beg leave To refer to the mer-
siceeotn ox eeis pioc and elsewhere who have had
once On Ia in ST. r.. w HARDING Seciy.
- RETURN PREMiuM Ms.
VIE ftts and Marine insurance Company
- o. Wheeiirg g, will relurn 10 per cent on
~ pkemiu received FOR risks taken iroa, This
Iu< where no loss has occurred.
~ /<4$7 X w HARDING, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-16
.IRGINIA-N -cnA.csas-A, rnl,. hrl

IRGiNIA-IN c~HAscKas-At fuirs held
al he sicths rfhce 81 ,As Cifcnt Superior
CpuH ~ Law and Cbauccry Zoe Inc ooani, uf OAiO.
IN lac mo,dh of Alar,h 1916
John ~ Gu, John w uatkins. Rob r. Puirtsnn
JoseIh Mkce. James Alriauder. Own Sck.
l'hu u'gs. William Smith. NilliRm k%'biusrn.
George M,tthsii and Isaac PsrSer. SutNiN.r %
ylhn Alcstndsr md Joseph Gill. r.u.t,,s - ne
P'e-rien'. DerrIors and Conrauy If ihe Bank ol
Noun Pleasant. CszPLsiaaHfs.
John u Forsyth. The Me,chanis' and Mechanics
tatk 81 Wtoslinr. Rnhsu MCey. Juhnsfn,t Ham
nt'u, Hamilton u ID bb,n. Richard MCiu . The
\ rh wcs1en Buk al v1g,nia; Iaa, " Nin-
che ]. nduiutsitHior oi Samuel low ther dtCcascd.
GnS'ayu, CoslP. as gnee in hptkruptcy oi
!smrs IL Fnrstih, AMI Of WLiiom . Atrfbury
ohd Alifei ] pnp'ni, james x Il her. Thoaas
Pcil ard Dsnlel G Lea Tnssre. D,f sisHts.
The Defendant. John X Fuuyih. jobs ton HON
'ifon. Hamilton z p,hhin. Aired J Dupon, and
Ih'm1. Bell. MOI hs,ioe enicrtf their appearance
'ni given security according 10 ,hc act at assembly,
"nd tho tnle~ of ihls oruu. sni a Appearing by
satisfactory proof TINT ihey gre nat iulshdiant. Of
ihc comm, nweslil, of vurina-ah mniian of iie
compliments by counsel. n l. ordered ,ha, he sa,d
defendants DO arpeat here On he first day of The
next Spuns term Of ,his Couu. aid answer the
COMPLAINANT bail. aud that . copy oC INA, otdsr he
lo'ihwilh inserted in s,mc Newspaper pinicd in
Tie CRY Of wheeling fr Two months successiveiy
and posted at The itont door Of the Count house cf
Ohio c. usty. a copy iesic.
ALEX 4 LAtDlEY. Cierk
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