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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-26

NAAN
Austin pcay, William Augustus reay. William
WOcdlord Rus~. allen known A. William Wooitpti,
Henry Alleo. Joseph Gill. Eizaheih French, ESec.
uits and Peter french. Ike, uior ofWil lam French.
late al Ohio county. decreased. Henry Mnrio'. Fan.
Is d Iiornhtosk aud Thomas Horn. rnk, john NJ
Clarke. James A Clarke ahd lienty Nioorc.
Defendants.
The Comp'ainanis having fled heir ball ioauseh
and Obtain a decree tOr the sale ~ the real estate m
INC CITY of Whecling. ia Ohio county, Ntrgiuin. b..
longing To- he absent De eudant Aus ~ Prny. in.
cludirg the lo's aud parcels ofrro~-d in sa,d cay.
specified ia The deed leum said Austin ~ the delsn>
dani WIN \ Peay. dated JannHry 81. lSil. and
.asniioned IN the hall oi complaint lor the ~sal,siac.
ton OF he debt OF S669l ~. with interest aud
csis. du" ny SAID Austin Ia sad complainnnis. "a
ExccuiorSas aforcsaid, and also Ia attach and sub.
Ivci Ia the payment OF The SAID debt. interest aud
cost. the monies. deb,- and Effects ~ ne ,sId Austin
Peay.i in the hands oi said defendants. Mpiion onl
iiofnhrDnks. seyeully. AMI since The filing &C the
same. ~ appearing that The dcfv ndani Joseph Gill,
hath departed t,is hfe-rn uOiion of ILc said
comp'a uanis by counsel, ,he same : susees,eJ
upon the record. Anil the defendants Austin Peav
VIM Augusin~ Peay, William W,g,dfoud r -, uher
wise called William W,ysliurd. Henry Allen, anil
Henry NJ rton. NOT having entered their appearance
aid gwen security According 10 ihe act % Assem-.
bly, ard The rules of his Court. and u appsaune hy
satisfactory P~ro'fihsi they are not inhahiianisot the
commonwealth OF Nirsinis-On further moiipn OF
tho ooSPla'uaots. b, ~ ordered thai, he said defen.
dant, do appear here on The fr,t day OF the next
Spsiog Term II this Court, and answer the Com.
plainani's hll. aud that a copy ufihis order BE sorjh-
with inscred in some new spaper Print \ in The city
II Wheeling for two months succes.ively. and pr
ted al The front door of the CourI house Ol OAi.
eonniy. A copy ,es'e.
inc ALIEN L L.AIDL.EY. CLERK.
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ANUsNtt-iN thNNtFhI Al Nuics heii
10 ihe Clerk olice Ut The Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and C6nnrerv for lhe county Of Ono.
IN he month of January 1916.
heay Dnhung. Complainant.
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FANCY GOODS.

FROM Que thoosaihG 10 Twelve bundled Cashme
rnfkeri. Bcocha. S,radilla. Tibet. Ombrr, Damn
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NIRCINIA-ix cm,NcraY-A, lule. hcI

IA NE Clerks oflice Of The Great Superior
Court of NV and Chancc,v for The county VI Ono.
~ the month al January 1916.
The North wcsIs,a Bank of virgioin.
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in New York. Philadelphia aud Baltimore within
the last few weeks. and compfrses Tho richest snd
mos, beautiful variety "f material for
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10
CARROLLTON. WEDNESDAY. JUNE TO- 1916.

line short distance up, md then took a
line noIlhward, some distance from the
river.
Mr.. Douglass win the gentleman spe.
city the point from which his line left the
rivcrl
Mr.. Adams never stated the point.
Mr.. Douglass Was it above Matamoras
Mr.. Adams, never specified any par
ticuar point.
Mr. Douglass, have heard Of this line
10 which the gentleman refers. 1t follow
ed the river near TO the gorge Of the noun
rins, certainly more than one hundred
miles above Maamoras Consequently,
taking the gentleman on his own claim,
the position occupied by General Taylor
opposite Matamoms, and every inch Of
ground upon which an American soldier
has planted his foot, are clearly within
oar territory, as caimed by him.
The gentleman from Massachusetts had
slil, in relation Ia Oregon, that he would
lake possession first, and negotiate alter
wards and he should certainly not now
blame Mr.. Polk Tor following his advice in
regard to Mexico.
Mr. Adams here made a remark, init.
mating that he WIS afraid the President
would give up Oregon.
Mr.. Douglass hoped, he sail, for the
best. He stood out for the whole, and If
for no other reason because the flacy OF
the British title had been demonstrated SO
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10
CAMPG9PPoslTE MATAMoRAs,l
Nav 10, 1876.

Since the evening Of the 9lh nothing has
Dranspjrod here. You may know ere this,
that we gave The Mexcans "jcssee" on
the Srh and 9th. Gen Taylor, after csta-
bishing his little sand fort here right OPP.
poslo The town, left the 9TH infantry aud
two Artillery companies in il, with instruc.
tons to defend it to their death; he then
left with the remainder Of his force for
Brazos Santiago for supplies, with the
hope that the two morars (Which he had
ordered SIX months ago) had arrived from
Washington, and also to bring up ammuni.
ton enough for our four Is Founders to
batter down Maamoras Cen +. and
command left on the LIST Of this month,
Ga the morning Of the 3D., the Mexicans
opened the batteries on our fort, or rather
our grand entertainments; aud from that
moment it was right hot work until ~
O'Clock, when both parties were obliged 10
cease until their guns would cool. Was
you ever shot at in front with ~ pound.
er, IN the flank by a FOUNDER and shell
directed to burst over your head2 if not
try i, just properly to enjoy a brandy tod.
dy after the gun cooling begins. Well, af
tor The refreshments the ball continued
varied only by little more yindictive
Iooseness" and wild.colt comet like hying
Of shells. 1t was only 90 minutes nfter
we commenced our fire before one Of our
IS pound shot struck one Of their IL pound
cannon directly in the nuzzle, and knock.
ed it head, back and stomach into the air,
about 20 feet, and was accompanied by legs
heads, and arms. Seven Mexican officers
we're wounded, and & pryales who we're
around their piece killed. We have not
heard from the IL FOUNDER since, and so hot
was the little fort in which it had been
placed, that they were compelled 10 abln
ID nj it, When The first fire came, rushed
into my tent and jerked up my rifle, and
ns stepped out, 8 pound shot struck my
tent at Inc head OF my bed, cut Off the
back upright pole, passed out the back part
through two other tents, then buried itself
in The parapeL I'm glad was not "ca1ghi
mapping"
In the first half an hour a Sergeant OF
Capt. Lees company was killed; he was
carried over to the hospital tent (ful Of sick
and directly he was laid on a bed, bomb
shell was thrown through the top of the
tent, lit near the bed, burst, and blew the
dead mans head off without inuring any
one else. On Wednesday, the 9Th Of May
and third Of tho bomoardmeni, Maj Brown
was struck on the leg with bombshell
and his leg had to be amputated--he died
on the Oh These are the only two we
have lost during the whole Of The lombard.
ment, which commenced on Sunday the Sd,
and lasted with little inIermission day and
night until the noxt Saturday nigh, a, dark
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10

! The next morning at day light The enemv's
batteries opened on US as usual, we laying
/ low as our cannon ammunition was nearly
exhausted, giving them now and then
" crowder' 10 let them know Tint all the
" degenerate sons OF Washington" we're
not dead yet. At / o'cIlrk we heard
Gen, Taylor open again, and from that TIL
4 o'clock the battle ragged with fury, and
coming closer almnu every shot The
Gcn'I was driving them before him in the
chrpurral at the the point Of the btyonot.
About halt mile IN our rear we saw
their cavalry retreuliug for the ferry, TO
recros5 the river to Mnlamows, and they
were in utter COMMISSIONS we turned one Of
our rs Founders to bear on the mass, and
gave them "b,izzari" to hop them along.
The enemy say they had GO00 in the
fight bat from the returns Of the regiments
which we have found on the field, there
must have been 1883 of them. We had
1900 engaged in the hntllc, about 500
forming the reserve. All Gen. Arisla's
papers and baggage were hkon--silver
plate in abundance. The loss Taken
wounded. and missng of the enemy ~
about 2t0Di among the prisoners were
Gen, La Voga aud II officers Nino Pic
ces OF cannon were taken--7 out Of the
o were lundad This shows YOU how tight
q wos Gen r. captured more mu,kcis
from the enemy lhau We had in the fight
against rbcm--iho biggest pile of ammu-
milton You ever saw, 400 splendid mules
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10

GEoGnAruy OF MExlco.- The N. Y.
Sun contains the following description Of
Meyico, from Motlmoras to the halls Of
the Montezumas, which cannot but prove
interesting at the present limo -
"Thls river is the boundary between
Texas and Mexico, as claimed by the q.
State. Moxco contends that the Rio
Nueces is the boundary, md that that river
may the boundary Of the former State Of
Texas before The revolution. But Texas
claimed to the Rio Grande, as people of
that district joined her Ia defending tho
Mexican Constitution Of 1924, aud IN The
war OF independence which they wnned
70 successfully against the despots Of Mex
leo. From Mammlras TO the CITY Of Mex
leo there is a good road, with five or ten
military posts along the route,
An American army Of fly thousnnd
men, crossing the Rio Grande a, Malamo-
rms, could readily march through the coun-
try to the city Of Mexico. Yucnnn, on
the south, is already 10 arms against the
military dospols governing at the Capitol;
and the people o. Vera Cruz and other
States Of Central Mexico are camorous
Tor the recall OF Santa Anna, and The re-
storanon Of the Republic. The lacllilies
for intercourse with our army, and with
the Mexican people, are favorable 10 the
rapid execution Of military operations.-
From Galveston TO Point Isabel is 800
miles by wafer New Orleans to Point
Isabel, 9O2 miles, New Orleans 10 Vera
Cruz, 1900 miles. Yucamn 10 the civ
OF Mexico, 800 miles. The population Of
the city Of Mexico is about 10000. High
mountains rise in the distance on all sides
Of the city, but the location, although IN.
der tho Tropis Of Cancer, is remarkable
for IL saiu5rily, and in summer tho ex-
treme heat 10 less severe than in New
York or Philadelphia.
The city is approached by excellent
roads which branch out in every direction,
and On which are transported the silver
ores and bullion from an hundred of the
richest mines in the world The maqnifi.
cence of The principal cdlfcGs-some be.
ing furnished with gold and silver orna.
mcnts valued at many millions, and con.
tanning rich treasures bid away bv tho
ayaucloug--has excited the admiration OF
all travellers. Yet with al her riches,
Mexico is poor. Her people are kept in
ignorance by the tyranny OF few, and
their wealth is carried of 10 other lands,
to swell The gains Of trade and commerce
which Iney arc not permitted TO enjoy
The poor MeSicon crawls li.ilessy over
neglected silver mines, lost IN the contem.
platon Of his own abject CONDITION. The
iron hand Of dosqolism ia upon him -
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SEVERE RHEUMATISM,

n5- Mrs. ELIz. MILLER, No. 80 Poplar street, be
tween Rachel and Budd streets, Philadelphia. has
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-11

{G3-The following is from the Reverend {, Spelry,
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New York, May 4, 1874,
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EPILEPSY AND DPALPITATIoN OF THE
HEART,

The following case relates to Clergyman the SON
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Rev'd. JOHN BRIsTKAD, Minister of the Episcopal
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TIC DOLOREUX.

R3-The following testimonial is from TIMOTHY c.
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DIR, A. II. CHRISTIE:
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Albany, Decd, 1916 TIMOTHY {. DWIGHT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-11

TIpE MIssIHG Packers. There are still
nine missing packets due at New York, having
been out over thirty days-one Of them, the
Wellington, from Portsmouth, has been out
two months. There were fifteen foreign arr-
walls at New York on Sunday. All of them
encountered the storm.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-11

THE HARMONIOUS All who desire to witness an
entertaining exhibition of African peculiarites and
"lisen to music's sweet voice." will not fail to at
tend the Concert of the Harmonious this evening a
the Hall of the franklin Bank Buildings, North st
The Harmonious have taken this commodious ant
beautiful room in consequence of its central location
The room is we'll adapted to public concerts and er
hibions, and we have not the least doubt but that in
short time it will be used for such purposes as fire.
quently any other place of similar kind in the
city.