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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-30


Barbara MConnell, WiIiap ~ Cnnn,ll. James
NC, nnell. Jacob MCpuneh Ro,crt AiConneit.
John M'Cvnne.i, Ryhscea MCunuelt. AinfsareI
Mcconnell. r. ,zahe,h GoJ, late Elizabeth M.
ConnelL John w Huichispn aud Mann hs wtic.
aud Jchrrspa l. Singstnn. wh,ch s,id B,tlmra !.
ne mn'hci. and which snd lval-
Msrsptsl. Elz,be,h and Mara nfc iRe 6rois, ~
and ,islers oi Alexander Mcconnell. iafe Ut Onio
County. decreased, aud be said James NJ Council
and Joho Ruch,e administrator OF tbe snid Alex,
Rnder MCoUnrll decelseG. DeG,ag ms.
Ipo Defendants JDth ualchisnn and AIarls
hts WI'o, aud J,hn III ei,ie. one OF Ihc slmiui>im.
Tors al AlcSaudef aCoun.H. no. having en,cr .
iheit appearance ani gwen secntiiy accolJiug to
he aei ut assrmLly aud The roles OF jhs Court aud
uhppranag by satisfactory psuot that ihcy are rot
iuhabIihnis e The cnfn uinnteait, of Nreinti- Oa
m,ion Of the Complainant by counsel ir~ ordered
'hai the s''d defendants dO appear hero on the fsi
DAY of The mex Spuug icin OF tbs couu. asd an.
sWtr he complainant bili. oni that a ,yy al tti,
urdrr DO forthwith inserted ~ some newspaper
printed IN the city ofNhcelmg Tor two man,,,> sue
cesryely. nu,i passed AZ The lpnI door oi lhe codr
huuse Ut Oiiu equity, 4 rupy iesie,
ALGX f LaiOLGY. Geek.
NELscS. mnf 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-30

"A iRCINIA-iN cnGScERY-At rules held
y m The Clerks .aicn of The circuu Sucer or
C"uu OF Law aud chsnceiy fr he county OF OH,
"a the month of MIrch 1916.
Ge"igc X Caithcr. ysrph ID Mathews. Lancaster
ouli ami Rrrnns X ouij. pa,Iucrs undee The firm
o. Oauhef * Co CSmptainesS.
William Chapline, Moan Z Cknpline. and Josiah
w Cnnsliuc. late panncts under the t,m vt wm
Chnpipe and S0n-. st,l jacob ) Shryer. Sobirski
Brady and Hanson W Chapl,ne. rsvs'ees under
Q certain iced. &c, md The ssid liausn IS
Chnplne. Tfusiee Undeta certain ulhor decd. an
Alesander L Laieisy, Dt}eadmts.
The cumplairan's having fled an amonded and
supplemental bin. aad ,he defendahi Nah Chan
lIns. rot having catered his appearance aud given
security according "a the net Of Assembly AMI The
relies OF this court. aud il appearing by sa,is;acnfy
ftouf hat 'hay urs no, Inhabitants Of ihe common
wealth Of tsrpia-o, mniion OF the complainant
lay counsel. u - ordered that Ihs sanl arl.uJ 81 do
appear here On the fir-t Jay 81 The ueyi Srrinr tefm
't rhis couri. and answer The complainant Ind nni
that u copy Of his order be forhwnh in.eued ia
some newspaper priaied in the CRY of Wheeling
Tor two months sarcsssivcly, and psied at The isun,
door oilho csurt house VI O.io county.
A e"Ty tes,e.
ALEX 7 LAlDLEY. Clerk.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-30
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
So. oraQN nn

WESTERN COMPANY
.ef watsso CAPITAL 100000.
THIS company being now duly organized; ms
= prepared 90 ma ke Insurance on every des-
cription OF Fire and Marine Risks,such asdwei-
Jog Houses, Store II ouses, DC with their CON;
tents. Also, Steam Boats. Fiat Boats and Keel
RoaIs with their carsoes, To aadfrom anyrort
on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. er their trio-
i. 0utsry strea ms. Application for Insurance o ~
made for the present at IN e Office oil the Wheel
ng Sa vings.Insiitutio
RETURN PREMtu Ms.
UNHE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa
nv of Wheeling will return 10 per CEN
on all premiums received for risks taken from
ihis date, where no loss has occurred.
r. Mccoy,
hFta March 3, 1915. Secretary.
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NIROINIA-M enANeraY-A nIe. held

Virginia cnANcEaY-ai rules held
v m tie cIrts's ,hie- OF ,he Great Superior
Copr Of Law anil Chnucetv for the county OF ono
in The month OF March 1916
Francis Lawson. Guariao of Cecilia LOOMS ard
j scfhme L"rn's. niant ehi idTrr ol Cre,ta NJ
LOOMS. Deceased, Z mp Gi~ans.
The said Francit LNwspr, ond Jaue his vile, ia heir
own right. and Cec,in Loomls and J"sephine
Lpnmis. aud Ge"Ige J Deal and AlaV K ms wife
late Mary Il Lonmis. Defendants.
The Deiendpnls George ) Deal ard Mary Il bic
wife. not having entered theit ppcarnnre and eiv-
en- secuuiy ascending 10 The act IL assembly nnl
The tuic. Of la. corr, sud il appearing by sansinc-
tnry proof hat they ate not inhabiiahis pf The
~caifh oi ViTginia-On motion OF lie CON
pluimant BY cosnsel, % j. ordered HAT Tho said
dcfenlnn.s do appear here On Tho fnI DAY sf lhr
neu Sirng iefm 90 tbs court. and answer the
complainuntu bli. ard that a copy ufiais order be
inrhwiih inserted Va sosne newspaper printed ~
the ciiy Of Wheeling iur Two months successfully
aod posed al tao mont dnor ol .hc c1uu house Vi
ohio COMFY. A cosy ie,fc,
ALEX LAIDLEY. clerk
CLARKE mar 10
NIRGINfA--v cHtNcYRY-At rules held
az he clerks Office OF The Circ.H Superior
Conri 81 Law and Chancery ff Tho cou.iy Of Oaio.
"a he month ofMavIi 1886
Abraham Btdllhun. Como'aiaIat.
against
Potter Ysrnali. late Sheriff nj Ohir county, md a.
such. admits ,aiof Sf Ceciiii NJ Loomf-. dcces..
ca. Mary } Thompson. and Geofge J Deal. nni
httty n his vile. Francis Law son snj Line bi,
wife. and Cecti1 Looms ond josephine Lotbis
winch said Mary x Deal. Jsna LawAun, Gee iii
l|"mis md josephine LOOMS are fhilarcn snd
hein At law Of ne said Cecilia NJ Iaanr, de.
ceased, Ds(.sdg,s
The Defendants George J Deal and Mar, Il hi,
wife. and Mary J Tbpinpsou. not bsvine sneTc.i
heir appearance AID gwen secuiiy accofiipg n
INC act Of assembly and lhe fnies 90 tht. c5un. and
q sppearng by satisfactory proof hsi they ere moi
iuhahruui@ OF The COMMONWEALTH of VrgInn-On
motion NJ the cYmplI:n1nt by counsel. 81 is,rdrfs,
thaI he SAID defendants b. sypesr bufe on he IN.
dny OF tFe neEt sprpF tefn ~ hi cruu and snsef
the con- plammnts bili. anl hat n espy ~ iIas oris
40 EuhWish inssnsd n tomc new paper fnnfoIn
the city Of Wheeling 81 tUn fooaihs socrr,sty IFS
and ro.itd az he trpni ioof 0f me couf house q
ONO cDuuty A cosy tesie.
AUX u LAtDLEY c'e,k.
J&f msffi
" IMGtSIA-is caAscEsr-At rules hea
50 ths cirfkf ahre li be Cifrou 5urtfs.
Corr OF LsS ana Cha0csf 10 is eoaalyoi OH
ID ~
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

AIsrtu Oa4uNct.
w. In the Citeui, Su.
perpt Gear, 81 Law
W., Leach W and Chnneery for
Oh'o soGn'y.
The same.
DY VIRTUE al The joln' decree pronounced in
- HhAsa eanscz op the Ssh Jas NJ FebtuAry
1916. The unden gncd aeltog ms cau-nr,-vuuss -.
that behalf. Will sell al the lrnl door ol 'be cnurI
house oi Ono conaly, nj public sale. on Saturday
tie llh day al Apni noSi, the EAST HALF oi
10, number eight. ts) ~ the s d s9unIo Ia The civ
OF Wheeling, climate Of lie Gunner Ut Monroe add
Market streets. The property Of The late VIM Cum
'nineham.
T~ERMS-Eighi per cent of re purhase IRoncy
IN cash aid the residue thereof in three equal
payments at eight. s,xleen and twenty four munihs
from The day OF nile. The purchaser giving bonds
w'ih good security, bearing interest, respectively.
rom he day oi sale.
mar III ISAAC w MITCHELL. Conn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-30

NIHCINiA-IN cnANcEav--Ai rnie. u.id
v b The Gle H. offce ~ he crcuiI Slpenof
Court of Law anil Chsnr"ry Iot he eauni, OF Ohio
~ the mOnIh oi March 1916
The Trustees ct tLe Presrtsnt. d rec'nrs Md Com.
PAM OF lhs Belmont Bach Ut 81 Claupv,!Aa.
CsMyl4iHshdS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-30

IN The Clerks odice OF ta. CitrOu ssrrrior
Court oi Liw ond Chanc~rv tr lac coualy 0i Oaio.
N the m,n'h of March 1916
James IL Lauie'loek. Jesse Lsn'x. JvLn MtLafe.
Ttoinas h W.lsoa ahd John f.uk.
Complement.
Chete- ID Knox. james ID Ia,k.un, fgtn tisi.
william u sslhy, ~sutvlvar OF ALFRED B-uhet. Whn
Mere partners uadcr The fra uf " 4 Sety 4
C"' I'm u Armstrong. James NJ Murray. DIVA
Agnew. j. I'm RuChi". ZlchsrSh Jsvoh. sS,ninis
ifaisr o. samuel Spugr drccssed. Tte Mesrhauls
aud Mechanics. Dauk oi wAeeius. a,.d Gusiavas
Ctsa'p, os.'gnee ia bauktupt,y - Horace "a
Mtliss. D.1,,i,,,s
The ennipla'nants in the eause having 6lsd nn
sHsnded and s%upplen, n'sl bail. anl the Ne ,ruJsuls
Jane. u Jacks'A.JeLn Miller. Jaw.. vi Meftay and
John RitchieneI haviig entered ,heraVpestsncr End
gwen secauiy according iolhe ACT OF ossCnb,y and no
rules oi lhis oouut, aud It spPesuns Ly s,'i,Acibty
p'ooi that lhey are nol Inhabitants ct che coun n
wealth uf Virginia--on motion OF The cumrialnanfs
~ counsel. IL Is ordered hat tho sad lcfsuiani. ,tn
arpeNr here IN Tho dfst day ~ he rexi Spring term
"' U''s ''utt, aud ansNerihe com alninanis' tilt swi
HAT a copy OF thi. order be Gnhwuh inserted IA
ME ne~spopes printed IN Tie ci,y ur Wheeling
Tor two months success veIv. sud r4,.ied Mt he irlo,
door oi The eoun housr oi Ono county. \ copy ,s.,c.
ALEX 4 LAIDLEY. Cletk.
o0vp maI9
NIDGINIA-iN CnANcrRy-A rules held
az tie Clerks Office vt ,be Ctte.tt Suuef of
Court Of Law mud Chaucsty fos tie cOgniy Of Ohm.
- the nronih of March lS46.
Archibald Hende,oo. Complainant.
against
Redick Mkec. Charles d Knox. Franklin " Eanr. |
Robert c WOud.. John Richie. J.ha c Campbell /
sRd Amelia ~ his Wifs. Parker Csmphrli nfd
label IA. VIE. Hanson w ChapGge eni Elzt. /
beth ) MS wife. Which sod AnolI HCnmPbeii. |
babel Campbell aud al keheth : Chapipe. ere
The children Rnl h-,f. at iaw Of Simuel SpTrg \
late ct Ohio comfy. deecas,d. 2 thit an Jao,b. /
adm nis'raiGr 81 INC c,iaiS ct me SAID Samuel
spurg deceased. The Mrs,hlts' and Mechanics.
Bt"k % Wheeling. Gasi,vns Crosaa. sSsieucc tn
hoekiupcv II ChNies - Knox sud ~ K dirk '
MkSc. aud John WlsOnjr SLd NJ 81 < SoRi.
Driend,ntS.
The DsfeuianH John R,tchle uud J.hu W.lN.u
e. not ha'iEs "nieSed lhrie srpestancc asd given
teurhy ac%ooniing 10 be sct Of assembly ana The
."les oi Tbs CuuIL On a OFT enriug Wy sat snclor !
'Euoi Uhni hey ne MOI inhshiiat.is OF the COM
nInwealth & Vitsinia-On motion OF lie com
lainari ~ Council. ~ il orIertc lhst ,hc sard de-
endanis do appese here en- The Rrsl dav a. the nexi
Term of dis curt. anil answer he ror.
'lainants hiii. aId1hd y copy of ,h,s order he nth
win inserted az some newspHpcr printed IN he cry
wheeling TOT two months seeces>iveiy. GRd phsI.
1t al The 'front.' door oi The cont huuss al Oh,
'ouEiy. A copy tesic. ALEX Il L.AiDLtY,
oooD. mar y CiCtk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-30

" IRGINIA-lS CsaNcsRY a, roles hel
an the clerks ohice OF th, Cirruu Ssrrriur
Court oi Liw snd Chanc~r ~ sr .he eounly oi Oaie.
IN the usn'h of March 1876
James IL Lanics.0ek. Jrs.e lanx. Jvl.n MIafe.
Tboiaas l. N.bon and John b az.
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CLasKE

NIRGINfA--iS cHNEcgRY-At rules held
~ he clerks Office OF lhc Cire.u Superior
ConH Of Law onl Chancery iT Tho cously Of Oaio.
"a he month ofNaWIi 1886
Abraham Btdlliun. ComD'afnIni
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New Publications.

q The Guide 10 Camp and Garrison Duties,
Regulations &c compiled and arranged for Regiment
of Artillery and infantry, by Augustine Klmba Adju
,an second Artillery Y" the title of aneas volume
OF IS pages juM sent US 1t Is recommended By Gen.
Sanford COL Bankhest and others, and supposs II
must BE- useful those who Il need Of information
on The susec, o. which i; treats Published oy Gee. F.
Nesbitt, Wallst-
q THE LIFE OF the Rt. Hon. GEORGE Can
MIG by RosEAT BELL, author O. The History Of Russia
&C." published By the Harper, as No is OF their
New Miscellany. No volume is worthy OF place
in the admirable works which the publishers
offering 20 their customers under this title.
e TIE LIVING AGE, No. II, may be had Of
Taylor Asor House. anc Of Graham. Tribune Building,
e CAPTAIN o Sullivan or Adventures, CT
VII, Military and Matrimonial, Of Gentleman Hal
Pay BY ". II. Maxwell, Esq. forms No. IS of Harpers
Library Of Select Novels. Price IS cents
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+. C. j.
From the Ontario Repository

TIE COMMUNICATIVE OF GoVER-
SoS-The Convention have debating to- three
weeks whethe. any olhe. restriction than Is imposed upon
the electcr shs De crelted upon The once Of Governor
few desired 10 have the oce restricted 10 native c
gen. some g thirty years o! age Hhue ecea nuoe! SUI
advocate i've years residence.
The whole subject hes IL NUTSHELL alc shoaic not
have occupied the Convention hour IN determining -
The Constitution IS compact between me electors ict
the seneh. and protection Of others BESIDES theelves
whom tie electors are interested n eenecos and protect
Ing bR, othe-s parties 70 ne com pSc All
hs, the sseaces should conceded oa 70 members OF
the contract Il is snfest thai. tor the greater number
10 exclude lesser portion Of the electors nom oeeoAs
competitors for any agency would * urns because NON
the very nature 0! Democratic Government; tae electors
have equal political rights. To say ie.ele' Us.
.ny member OF the copsrtnershi2 sas &c eA4nos On
the candidacy, Is 20 n11y fundamental AA-'Ia u Os
rocrscy, ant should not Dc tolerated a.,
This Is me argument, and q! the Asane-s 'He-s >
about IL. plain simple t-uih slwAys IS Anc N
coat-cvert:he. The only why 50 ncc1 H-ns aHc
talent have Seen wasted upon tbs subject Il ne
ron L. because scras suestruts P.aete4 70. ~
sN principles. !; IS Ike requiring freehold
certain religious tenes particular cocf OF tae sA'
Instead OF ;slens integrity and pst-,oasi l. : t
such gone Ahsur3ties Discarded BY 81 feAsonae
Twenty 1--WE years hence, il will De IS greai c-A
VEL that individual coplt be found IN 1916 70 aaVe
the restriction ef co!cr. that II the Convention o.
freehold was deemed necessary % test he caos q ne
intellect.
The Constitution should Of course provide hat the n:
Of voting and holding oce shoa6 De suspended oy
reaovns nom one co1cl 20 another within The STATE
10 guard against frauds. Il VIII become necessary % 70
CURE some period OF residences, bat while that gaining
ne electors rights should remain in the place OF as LAST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21
New Work on Dentistry

Mr.. Editor: had the satisfaction, las; week, Of
ming the Plates and Illustrations Intended for new work
Dentistry preparing aud almost ready for the
press, by DE-. j. W. CRANE OF this city The known skill
OF the author and his lons experience and IN The
dacul practical parts OF his profession, guar
AMY that the forthcoming work will be OF the creates.
value only the professional Dentist, but those
Physicians who nom their locations, compelled 10
have some knowledge and skill IN that department OF the
medical profession.
HIS plates relresen, al The new and improved instru-
uncut. which he has invented and broash; the
value OF which. particularly those for extracting tech
every who has operated BY him can bear es
tlrnony
Its 10 &c hoped that his work will have extensive
circulation IN The profession and thsi Physicians IN tie
country PARTICULARLY will AVIAN themselves Of The direc-
tiors il contains 10 alleviate, fa- as possible The pain
attending all operations On the teeth.
.'aly 20A, lSs5. : u. u.
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II The Wings of the lVth Congressional Dis
trio, of Ohio held Conv enlion at Urbana on the
10Th inst and nominated RICHARDS 8. CASBY, Esq.
MS the Wing Candidate for Congress in that District.
Each County in the District presented candidate
to the Convention and after several ballotinGs 1t
was found that neither of the gentlemen named
could receive the nomination. Mr. Candy, whose
name had no, been mentioned, was then presented
and unanimously accepted as the candidate MIR.
c. is young mana ripe scholar, well-read poll
tcian and will sustain the honor Of the seat so well
filed by the veteran VANCE. The District is Wing
TWO TO one.
II We were led into an error in our Eve
ming Edition of yesterday 10y the Ohio Statesman
in announcing MIR. Candy as the Anti Tax Law
Candidate for Congress.
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e sAsos's sAR.APARLLA Is eornoinsnon ., , yeseIs
hl icines differing ennre!y heir properties from NE
various preparations OF Ssrsspsri!a ~nIen naye oh5
en times been of-red 10 tho public hoo ZOE e oish
..ie OF perfection which the apparatus use ID me PIC
cess has beea BY he propriorS d0Iog zoe many
yesrs OF experience devoted 10 ibe uol>c naecne mas
- orocue.d hich calculated 10 De- ard EaS oeeo, Of
more benef, 10 ne world nsn eny o'aer deo7ery Of Tho
nye..n c.nurY Diseases have been cured, such as
Tor 1rr.soed the records Of time past and what has
srey done for tho0Asads 30 have used IL II 70
&c Of doicz for millions stn suffering and struggling
h di.eas For arIcer particular and conclusive
dec OF is superior vsus and efficacy, pamphlets
WHICH may ss Obtained Of agents graI;s.
Prepared E.t soiG Wholesale aud retail by A. z. ..
SANDS pruggst, 100 Sulrol-sL corner OF william New
Yo.k Solt aIso q 73 Broadway II East Broadway Ane
By Druggists generally ;troagtoot s United Ss:es Yrcs
al Ter nciiie- Sir aot;lss Nnr 81
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Thing. In PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondents Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA. JAY 20. P. NJ
The westher has cleared up again, and We have
/: quite warm.
Charles Snyder, harer, residing in the Northern
Liberties while bathing In tee Delaware wa, seized with
S ksmor,h.ge. from which be died.
George Munday, the batless loafer. who has beer,
tsn1issd with notoresy By The prs,s having NAL
treated hi, wife attempted TO escape the officers charged
with bis arrest by jumping out OF a widow Ons Il
the police csush, him by tie leg and prevented fail
which might havs relieved society OF of its rankes:
excrsscepcss
Lieut.. Eoif with draft OF 90 sesmen Just re-
csused lei, Navy Yard this morning f,r Bos,oa
Ninety companies have rendered their services IN
DER The regulation OF the President; for fun
Tor glory and some for Baacomee When the order is
stven 10 march there viii De backing cut
Inc Huukers are trying 10 break The etec, Of
ssuEcsy nlseis Tar Meeting. and speak Off rs slim
s1aiF The order from Washington Is TO lie down pub
Lie opiaIou
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~ Our Telegrsphic Report from Washington

~ Our Telegrsphc Report from " ashington'
a. will be seen contains the very startling announce
men, that
1.-The bill to reduce the Tariff was next taken up I'm
senae and, the amendments being disposed OIL The Dill
paued"-
All which is blunder Of the lightning man. He
travels 90 fast that It's no wonder that ne finds him
self out of breath at the end of his journey, and
epeaks somewhat inar,icuately. II the Senate had
indeed passed the Tariff bill, we should have heard
a good deal more about it than that. Mr.. B JOHN
son Of Md. was TO have spoken on the bill yeser
day and Of course did speak. What else was done
on the subject, we can badly guess. bat we are
very confident that The bill did not pass. We ap
prehend that it wM pass however indefensible as
are it's provisions.
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LnW CouEIa.

CoclT OF Co.NoS PLzAs.-Pet.r ". ChrSie car
man. employed by Messfs. Corwtn and EDDY. Of
Washington and Murray anc other trs has made az
at.vr and entered action il this Court for assault and
battery, against Tobias Boudinot Pocs-ocer OF the 80
District, and also complained OF him IL acton at the
Sessions. NJ. c. alleges that Mr. B. had aned his en-
pIoyers Messrs c. & w FOR having their skic project
lizzie M C. asked M. Boudnot why he
aned his poyers when 50 many others did the same
when NJ B. spoke ha-shy 10 him. and said ne word me
c. for having his horse anc cart hcned. BE nnaIy
seized hold OF c. and took him the Toubs Il IS a.
Legged that officer had right 10 On he other
hand OF behalf Of The officer. IL Is said he did 20 more
than he authorized 20 DO BY law.
MAA1SE CocRT.-Before Judge Smiih--Lsace C. L.
5e-lkus VS. Henry Steca-icon 70 the value OF
a horse The defendant IL appeared, being dssrous OF
purchasing horse ook The animal IN question On tra
the Friday following when l, ound 70 De lame. and
1, Is claimed thai he animal row nearly worthless
for plaintiff $40. For pin. Mr. P. Joschim,sen tos
tfdt. z. w. G-sseraeiner. il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

All BErrEx Than SATUnE.-The system adopted and
pursued by Messr, Hitchcock Baisde, Dentists, 3il
Broadway for restoring lost teeth has been highly COM
rnerded b. many OF the odes. and best Physicians in
Sew-Yo,k Individuals in city wanting Dentist can
MOI do better Than call upon these gentlemen and those
living In the country VIII advantage 10 come to
the city for the purpose OF employing them.
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Population and Voters of our City,

BIZ Hard. ard Eiottion Disptots-Censss Of lei5.
Mr.. James Conner, Clerk OF this County, has com
nunica,ed 10 The Convention return OF the Males,
Females and Legal Voters in each Ward and
Election District Of our City. We give place to i,
below bat beg the Convention to bear in mind that
there is no such number of Legal Voters in our
City-the censostakers having doubtless put, all or
nearly all, males over a into the ist of Legal vo
,ers Thus the 9Th District, Ivth Ward is returned
1879 Voters out Of 1893 males OF all agea and The
lid Ward is returned 1853 Voters out of 6.4ia
males The total legal vote Of the city is made to
be So e27 in the Spring Of l5i5, when The vote of
the preceding November-foully swelled ss it was
fell short Of $4,000. Toe population Of oar City
returned by The Census of l5i5 was l:o, 47s Males
and 100 700 Females. Here are the details