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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

W. ~ rendered in this cause
James Ensey and other) by the Circuit superior
Of Law and Chanccry for Ohio ~ the Goth day
OF June 1916, the undersigned, acting Commissioners
In this lehaf will proceed 10 s Monday the 18th
day Of August 1916 al the front door the Court House
Of Ohio County, the following described property that
70 say, al that certain tract Of land situate on
Wheeling Creek, adjoining land sold BY Wism Chap.
line 10 Henry Moore aud Robert Baldwin, BEGINNING
stake on the hank OF the creek, thence with Fsd Moore
and Bsldwns line . 1l deg. r.. TO said Chaplinea hack
line, thence n. 20 deg w with said back line three hun
dred feet thence III w TO the hank OfWheeng creek
thence up the creek with The mcardes thereof three hun
ded feet TO the beginning, supposed 20 contain twolvs
f2) acres coa he the less. upon the follow
ing terms, TO wiz one hundred dollars iCO of the pur
chase money 10 he paid IN hand and The residue hy ous
insianons a. six twelve and eighteen month"; with
tsres from day Of sale the purchaser giving tond and
curiiy, and tic title retained until the whole amount
purchase money be paid. JOHN q. EDFF. n. =
for X. g. WOODS, 4. q. q.
| ~ iG-im Commissioners IN this iohalf
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The parties interested in the mentioned in the
foregoing decree hereby noited that have appoint
cd Monday, the 9th day of August next al my office in
the city ofWieing at 10 O'clock A. NJ the time and
place when and where shall commence taking the &C.
countiherein directed require the appearance Of
the parties there, with such proofs vouchers may
be necessary 20 the proper taking said account.
iy % mn JAAES PAUL.. Commissioner
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vs. IL CuANCERY
Alfred Caldwell and Others>
ABSTRACT Uf THE DECREr

Alfred Caldwell and others>
ABSTRACT Or THE DECREE.
Whercupon the Court doth adudge. order and decree
that this cause lie referred 10 James PAUL. Esq who
hereby appointed Commissioner the state
settle and adjust the account of Alfred Caldwell the Irus
tee OF said George X. Swearngen with the creditors un
der the said deed orus the 9Th OF January 1892 aud
that the said Commissioner ascertain and report
mount OF money which the said Alfred Caldwell has re
eeed OF In the exercise of due and proper diligence lac
ought TO have received trustee under the said deed
trust the OF the Just and lawful expenses OF the
said trust Also, what - due the complainant under the
several in the said deed mentioned the
other creditors ofthe said George X Swearngen named
therein the raiahle proportion OF each creditor the
fund under each lassic aton-and that for this purpose
the said Commissioner FIX upon time aud place for
taking the said account, and due thereof To-
he served on all pA,tcs within the Commonwealth and
that notice tic given 10 all persons residing within the
same, by advertisement inserted and published in
newspaper printed in the city of Wheeling said eoun.
iy for az least thirty days prior TO the time Of King
said acoount-and thai the said Commissioner require
each creditor under said deed who snail prove hs
claim before him. TO give security for his able
ofhc oftSking the said account aud he report
tie To the Court with anything deemed pertinent by
himself specially required by either ofhe parties
Tcste, ALIEN. Il. lAlDLEN, Clerk.
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SMALL fry LOTTERY.
Draws az follows throughout the month Of August
Draws on Tucsdays--eapital prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81 certificate Of package wholcs, SIG
shares IN proportion.
Draws on Thursdsys-capita prize $4,000
Whole Tickets Sli certificates Of package wholes S4i
shares IN proportion.
Draws on SaturdSys--eapral prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81 certificates ofPaekagc wholes slii
shares IN proportion.
Address your orders "a
N. L. DORSEY, Wheeling, Va
II The drawings will he published regularly In tho
Times, aud also ia the Argus Remember
n. l.. DORSENS Lucky Office,
july p wnEELrSo, Va.
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VI IRGINIA.--At Circuit Superior Court of Law and
W Chancery bcgun continued and held for the Coun.
" OF Ohio AZ the Court House thereof Friday the LIST
day of November, 1874.
ROTi Car
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POKOMUKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. 1862
Tole drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Monday
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lprize OF S27, COO; ,OO0 OF 600 Of 1900.
IS numbers. II ballots Tickets 50: certificate OF
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WINDOW PAPER-50O pieces Wide Win.
w. dow Paper, figured and plain striped Just received
by iy3l J.& n. HONNBROOK..
The New York herald., 1846-06-27


OF the strict adherence to this principle. nsw char
"rs with these conditions have been repeatedly
refused. and Is matter Of much doubt what
system wild be adopted. upon the expiration Of
tho present charters The individual liability clause
TO certain extent would be attended with many
advantsges and properly adapted and strictly adhered
TO- would prevent great deal Of dic ulty periodically
experienced In the financial and commercial world But
there Is possibility Of this feature being carried too far
or we might say Of its being improperly applied 30 tha
its existence would be attended with great deal Of mis-
chief Is something In the history Of incorporated
companies in this country, and there has boen so
much swindlng carried by the fnanciers Of the pre-
sent age and so many defalcatons, capitalists both
olimted and extended means have well grounded fears
ofbecomng involved in Of these modern financial
movements Every stockholdsr in any stock company
becomes personally responsible for tho amount Of his
stock that IT, he s interested that extent preserv.
ing and sustaining the credit Of any company In which
ne mas an investment, beyond this il diicu gene
raj thing to go We would suggest to the different legs
lsiures the policy Of passing laws compelling the Pres
dent and Directors Of every banking institution in the
dheent States, give such bonds will cover the LA
bites Of the banks the affairs Of which they regulate
and CONTROL and for any mismanagement Of which, thew
should be personally and individually responsible BY
placing the individual liability clause in this way where
its operation would be direct and to the purpose there
would be loss number Of bank explosions fewer deia
cations and better regulation Of banking institu
tons generally, than We have yet enjoyed.
The New York herald., 1846-06-27
BY THE MAILS.

WASHINGTON, June Is, 1886
debate sprung up to-day in the Senate on the
subject Of the adjournment of Congress; and il
was very evident, from the tone Of the remarks
and the conclusive vote to- lay the whole subjec
the table, that Congress will not adjourn before
the second Monday in August, at the earliest.
Mr.. Benton's new army bill, for office ring tho
volunteers, was debated until very late hour,
and, all amendments being voted down, il passed.
There is particular news stirring to- day.
MIR. Sldell, late Minister to Mexico, has lett Tor
the North.
General Gaines is still here, but, it is believed,
has received nothing satisfactory from head quar-
ters.
II is rumored in various quarters to-day, that
be the new Major General, as lately authorized
Mr. Horn, Collector OF Philadelphia, was re-
jscted yesterday, for the second time, by an in
creased vote
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TwENrY-NiNTH CUnGREss.
In Senate.
WAsHtSoroS, June IS, le<0.

In Senate.
wAsrrseros June IS. isAs.
TIVE VOLUNTEER ARMY.
Mr. BErrov moved to take up the bill from the militia
~ committee relating to or and brgadier generals for
the volunteers raised for the war with Mexico Tho
bill was taken up, and is as follows -
BILL
To provide the organisation Of the rolufesr Forces,
brought into the service Of the United Sfsfss, snts
brigadss and dpisions aud foi the dpponfsnf Of the
nsesssary number Of general officers to eommsnd the
De II enacted by the Senate and House Of Represents
tvss OF tho Unied States Of America in Congress
sembed Tha, the President Of the United S'aes bs and
no 10 hereby authorized to organize into bigades and
divisions such Of the volunteer forces have bean
may be called into the service Of the United stacs under
the set approved May thirteen. eighteen hundred ami
Of the exsnR war between the United States anil the
republic Of Mexico !, that he be, end hereby Is
horzed to appoint BY and WIN nc sdviee snd consent
der generals the organization OF tuch volunteer
forces brigsdes and divisions renier
Provided that the brig and major geneIss so appointed
shall be discharged from by the President OF ta
" States whom the i'm Mexico shall ~ tersnused
by dehnivo treaty of peace duly concluded and rsti.
6ed or, the brgades divisions of volunteers
Al any time in the shall Ne reduced In number,
the brgades generals and major generals herein pro-
vded for shall be discharged proportion 70 the roauc
provided further, Ii 4 each brigade Of volunteers sha
consist Of not lcss than three regiments and each d
sion shall consist Of not les. than two brgsdss;
where State shall furnish troops sufficient for bgsds.
the brgadsr general shall be sppointsd under the
The amendment proposed was debated by MssGA
Crittenden Benton, Csss, johnson Of La Coiquh ana
johnson of Nd. whom
MIR. wxsrcorr moved further to amend, BY an extsn-
sion Of the right Of appointment Of chfcsn, to a
States In which the volunteers rassd and took tno
bold position that the bill from the committee wss un
M Dir dsassd shs bil and .hs circumstances 'ssd
ing - sAs nssssslty u Ush dn
The New York herald., 1846-06-27

The amendments pnt to vote. and rsjtsie'--,ca
n. nays a. The bill. without amendments. was then
road third TINA and passed
THE TARHr.
The House then resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole, Mr.. Cobb in ths Chair and resumed the consi
dsrston Of the bill to reduce Tariff Mr. Chase took
the floor and advocated the passage Of the bill Much Of
his speech directed to the argument Of Mr. Win
throp made yesterday. Mr.. Gordon next obtained the
door, and spoke against the present Tariff after which
he said he announced the compromise act humbug.
and discussed the article Of WOOL and the duty it,
While Mr. Gordon was speaking. motion was made for
the Committee 70 rise, which was carried.
INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS BILL
The House then took up the report Of thu ConfersDcs
Committee respecting the Indian Appropriation Bill and
agreed to the same.
THE
The House then went into Committee again, and Mr.
Gordon finished his speech. Mr. Rockwell, Of Connec-
tcut, followed In support Of the present Tariff, going
largely into the statistics and merits of the question:
Mr. Baringer obtained the floor. and moved the Commit
tee rise which agreed to- and the House then ad-
journed.
The New York herald., 1846-06-27
HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MA11MO 9TH
CIRCUS

CIRCUS.
THE LARGEST ESTABL LlSHMENT ever Organized IN
the United States, comprising Eo Men and Horses,
aurng Carriages TO convey the performers. wardrobe,
quesans among whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age, recently arrived from Paris
MADAME MARIEMACARTH,
whose new style Of Equestrian fe.s peculiarly her
being chaste and casc her graceful and fascinating address,
snd the charming naue:e with which she chains her audi
eence render this gifted and srste the lead
ing feature Of the arena in hi. country. The Popeto
aye newspepe Of the ertraordna and daring feat.
GIANT AND GiANTESS
Their height fset and their weight 10 lbs MI.
Beam and he viii ss. 's
strength and sgili!y and viii ride two horse act The
entertainments will comprise II Acts Of Hosemanshp, Gym
nasc Exercsss Classic Displsys and humorous erpsce
Equestrian Director, Mr.. HQWEs Riding Master. M1.
NIXON and the unapproachabe Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Perfoss the eelehrssd and principal Ri
ss Se mos. "s ever
aile Act Of Horemanship BY Master Nixon Olympic Exer-
Tumbisr, Mr. MxCARTE Wonderiu Feat by Mr.. CoieS
Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS, in
their elegant Gynastic Pastures and Groupings Mr. Sweet
the CharotssI Of Phgtu, posturns ana 0ypna.ss BY
brilliant Act OF Fencies Of ssu." Nj c. Howss in
Slack Rope Evolution Mr.. Sweet the celebrated
Tight Rope Dancer With variety OF Others The whole
comprising the leading most talented and classic performers
Tn: q upf.S t Of re r ps,S.%
they will visit all the principal cities and the State
mv3i
The New York herald., 1846-06-27

WM W. SHIRLEY. Auctioneer.
This DAY Saturday. June s7th 10 O'CLOCK. by r. Z,
seeoad hand sofas sod sofa soed m.hoga.
ny Chairs Bursans DininG Tes Centre Pier and other
Bile top Tables; French Bsdteads; Rockers and patent
slinng hairs Desks eleEsni gt and svsr Gr.pdoIss ard
Oh Paintings; and various oths, articies.
Al O'Clock. valuable and secondhand PiA-
nofo:tes js7 m.r
ROYAL GURLEY, Auctoneer
VALUAeLE soOKs-This Evening will be sold BY
Royal Guriey Co., their lorg 30 Broad
corner Of Duane street, extensive collection Of Books from
private brerses embracing many and valuable works
je7
The New York herald., 1846-06-27

NOTICE.
hereby given all persons. having bought stone
pied by Messrs Mott Knowton that The aecounts Of he
SSnarry VIII be settled BY r. h Lsntes !hc 0cs the
Dated thi. ssh dav Of April. ia" A As im.Te
C4LF SKINS SLAUGHTER HIDEs-5ooo best q1a
~ y CtsZ C~i okina, selected. Also light, middinG,
mvs JnHN fsfS m - Ei;,ss.,S III s
:skI.SSsCs&E1NHxIEF;T5f3S;.. :sI.SsCs& .Il ID q: ., %
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tIKE WuhhSt EIkL WOKha

FIRE wUhhs! FItsE WOKhS.!
sAAC EDGE, PyIoechq.e Artist, Jersey Cry prepas
ed 10 furnish fikE WORKS TO ces. towns public gxr
aens, thcstrss kc His pss~ut stock eomrses the
brilliant and vasgated hres, dcsgns
eetured in rs country and be Furnished any exteus
ISAAC EDGE,
&ro,schnic Ayt,st, Laboratory Jersey City, NJ
N Bs-To sgenu: Signais, incloding ship lights hlss
govern merchant vesss's be obtained By applying
70 CHAS j. HOWELL
nyu imsr aos front street.
The New York herald., 1846-06-27
LATEST IN1'DLLICRNCR.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORT.


BALTMoRE, June 26. evening.
An extra from the Office Of the Lexington Err
press, states that MIR. Houck had arrived af Inde-
pendence from Santa Fe, having made the trip in
twenty days.
He is said to have brought intelligence that the
authorities at Santa Fc were fortfying, and be-
sides 200 men, then under arms, the government
had made a requsition for 5000 men from Chi
huahua Every third man in Santa Fe and the
vicinity was TO bear arms in It's defence. The
place was preparing for siege.
Mr.. Houck, it is added, expressed the opnisn
that Col. Kearney ought not to take less than 5000
men on his expedition against New Mexico.
The st. Louis Era, Of the 18th, says number
of wagons loaded with ammunition and provi-
sons, ,shave already started on their way over the
prairies, and Col. Kearney sends them ahead as
fast us he can get them in readiness.
More than 200 dragoonshavc takenA Up their line
OF march. The volunteer companies are at Fort
Leavenworth, going through military exercises
under the direction Of the regular officers Of the
army and are said to be improving rapidly.
Mexican Privateers-American Vessels
Captured.
PHILADELPHIA, June Is, lS46.
The Kingston Uamaica) Morning Journal Of
9th June says There was report yesterday
from the Brigantine Telegraph, Capt. T. Young,
at this port from Mobile, that she was boarded by
Mexican privateer, and on asccrtaiaing she wa.
British vessel was permitted to proceed unmo-
Tested. The Captain Of the Telegraph also states
that the privateer had two American vessels az
prizes"
| Nothing by Southern mail, which has just mr.
| rived.
FIRE.-John Bartlett's fireworks factory, Coates
street. took fire this evening by accident. The
roof of the building was blown off, and many ex-
plosions ensued. The rockets few in every di.
recton The owner AID brother were on the
premises, and were much injured.
The New York herald., 1846-06-27
Western Trooy,s,

Tho Indiana volunteers have been mustered
into service also. thirty companies of Illinois vo-
luntcers.
The New York herald., 1846-06-27

r Morbl> far Ovsp N;~hf mors

Mr.. Marble for One Night moys.
DARK THEATRE .-h.,es s. cts, an. uk e,-. 0aiisry
!!ccrwed SAM PxTc- IN FRANCE.s.m PsrSeS. en- nj nj
y &. sTAGE Z: s;i sFpR Ess ESc:a
q sIxc ET3Ep sielsSi :
Marble; Capt Crostrss. Crocksr Black Eyed Susan. Mas
DGSI epsr e lo'eoet-psrionsnes 20
ROWERY THEATRE. Sat, lay Evening" June n
Will be performed the drama &c the NJ iSTt KTES OF
PARlS-The Chon,aeur, Mr. u Scott; Prince Rodolph,
T seS: iss s.y ss::
mouch, blanchard
Loyer Bons 50 esnss second and third tisn Is ets.,
PooEs open AT oclOcE-Cuaia will e half past ssvs,
FEEEENWlch THEATREE3Cone5 o. vaIicE and
81 NSS sos:,
Mr. Hsnkins National Dance iss Psy-Song Mr. Dennisou
Dance Miss Fanny p.srng The entertainments to
eonciads yith TRUE BLUE. or the ssabirds Homs-Cha
Ater.iion in Pree.Dress CIRCLE Balcony sh cents;
66DsSS: . Gents; Pit III esnts Private Boxes IS; Seats
CASTLE 0ARDEN.-Ssturday Evening gJune n --ths
opening piece Of music will consist Of the overture tc
Black Domino full orchestra Song MIR Holman Overture
Dance by the Misses VslIee. Hompps by Mr Thompson
re to Song M Holman German VIZ Wsa sas BY *.
Misses Valise. Comic Dance Mr. Ihomp,oq. Overture
the Bronze Horse. The evening will conclude with
OF fDssovng Views lately arrived from MIR Collins Of Lon
don. under the direction Of Professor Eierstein.
The New York herald., 1846-06-27
TENNIS COURT. "a BOWERY

T'HE sgb:crbsr. having taken the sboysnamed piece,
would inform his friends and the Public that the Ball
Alley and the whole of the shmsn has undergone
thorough rersrng To the AlIy has been added gansry
with an alley Of 10 feet IN comp order he win be
70 secure the patronage Of the lcye Of that healthy
Segsrs. and refreshments, he will the Judgment Of
II. wOOLLY, Bat Ball Alley.
- Directly opposite Prince r-
New xork. Nav 7. le@6 fmem
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Married,
On the I'd instant, by the Rev. Mr. Burchard. JoHr
CRAFT, Of Sing Sing to Miss LESTER Of Connecticut.

Died.
On the 25th instant MARY Avn MEHAN eldest daugh.
Ter Of the late John Mehan. aged IA years and months
. The friends Of the family. and Of her brother John
Raherty are invited to attend her funeral this after
noon at O'Clock, from her late residence I0s Bowery
a. Louisville. Kentucky, (of two days illnes) May
goth, 1876, at the residence Of her son George Mrs
MAMoS GowANs. IS years Of age. She born in the
county Of Lanark Scotland IN I'LL, emigrated TO the
eo states in from that time to the per iod of her
death she alternately resided in the States Of Indiana
Ohio, and Kentucky
She left this world without tear,
Save for the friends she held so drarn
The New York herald., 1846-06-27

M BENNETT iss Front street two DOOR south Of Full
Ava ton street The exensve and brilliant
mcnt Of FIRE WCRkSare now offered at te above place
consisting Of honory and signal with gold and
sons tsnElss vsc,ss mines q serpenss and starr. |s
ssshopper. 6rcs. blue lights, scroll Wheels torb
lions line pgeons topedoe, pulling crackers double head
ers IRE crsckers. Canton rockets. Gc.
Country mechsns and dealers In general ac requested
call aud examins the above stock
". B. Committees for city and country dupIays missr,
and private parties be supplied on the most liberal
with the sbov scle mate
nsis hpvtr i,e~r s-i-r,.d ,h he
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II T. n pl n Il - N
WIGS.

n GENTLEMEN's Real Heads of Hair being the latest and
~ greatest Improvement in the mangfaeurs Of Wigs and
duce them here They display the forehead and temples
height apon, n wig making before attained
fl on the head by mscharica entirely
and part and parcel Of the
living man. Copy the address.
E. PHALON, 81 Broadway, opposite the
jes6 lWsrc finhr Hotel. nndrr fadsnn's Hntei
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TWO FINE S s.ApnlR i II HORSES.

TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES
H. WILL drive also carnage. They n
4A1> >ne Just the right sire for riding <X0y>
AZ1. horseback, and have been long used to AA
he .~ad,s Apply ~ the desk Of the Herald Once 'oi
fAN ELEGANT BRO00HAN and Par Of
A HnksEs. yish snt,rs nsw Har.sss. 2 Be di:eosed
rage ba order BY of the first makers and mas
been used bpt few times.
tess lwsr
SsrR Ntr6 CHARLES srANiELs-OF THE
pure breed, received by the latest arrivals from Los
don, for sale BY A. Greve, John street. Ase, rare
md valuable bSds only be found his establishment No.
BLesser from the curious in distant Jpcs paid,
aneinrh Importer and dealer in Birds. CAGES he
THE NIGHTINGALE SUNG IN JOHN STREET..
n THE REAL BIRD itself has arrived. and hhewiss
80 81 the ssxony Canares, the wsrblisg OF which,
A the stranger and curious rather interesting
sght-for each Customer hes dIneveut habitstion,
ss.usn@ e Asy psss Drssd~sy and John Nssse
The New York herald., 1846-06-27
BILLIARDS.

A RCADE BILLIARD SALOON (iAte Empirel. in Bar
"A clay street near the Astor House MCHAEL, long
informs his friends, patrons. and billiard players general
that he has taken the above large airy and weknown estab
shment where they will find p hst order Nine Of the
best Billiard Tables in the ey, with good attendance He
respsctiuy invites call from his fends Gentlemen
parties wishing play by selves have table in
themselves BY applying the bar Geuemen will
MICHAEL PHELxN
The New York herald., 1846-06-27
GAS CHANDELIERS, &c.

IAso &c.
"ORAM HAUGHWOUT, 36i aud $50 Broadway, re-
" specially invite the attention Of those wishing pur
chase Gas rxur~s their extensive Of Chan
daers Pendants Brackets Mantle Lights and all other
lures for either private dwellings public build
ings
Aso-A great variety Of the patterns Gaadoes
Solar Lamps &c embracing all the latest
design, style finish
regard the quality Of the work they deem quite
fcent that all made by Nessrs. Cornelius Co
phiiadelphs whose superiority manufacturers
blished by tn. nndoubted testimony.
highly respectable and learned gentleman in Washington
describing the late National Fair pays this handso
piim nt:-
Decidedly the richest display the Fair made by Cor.
neus Co. who exhibit number of articles equal
selves"
The celebrated Professor Cresson Who the request OF
the Trustees Of the Philads pha Gas Works. Eu
rope examined the principal manufactures OF England
Scotland other places and ia his report says:'Tha
although he visited those places for the purpose Of
seeking specimens Of superior excellence for Of
phs the combination of chate and beautiful FORMS with
perfection OF hnish."
regularly supplied with their approved and desirable
cles And they all 70 be carefully give
Satisfaction. Je25