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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-26


STATE OF INDIANA,(
Supreme Court.
November term A 1915, Friday Decem Der
18th, A D 1845.
John Wihrow,
In error to the Vanderburg
nath Clark his wife
and VIM. Clark.
AZ L this time comes the plaintiff by his coun-
- sci and it appearing TO the satisfaction OF
the court. that the defendants Amos Clark and
ASsenath Clark his wife not inhabitants OF
Ibis State. WherupOn on motion OF the plaintiff
by his counsel, lit is ordered that said defendants
be & appear before this court at the State house
in the Town Of Indiana polls, on the 4th Mon
lay in May next, aud answer the plaintiffs er.
rors filed herein, or they will be proceeded up
on in their absence: And on their motion it is
further ordered that a copy OF this order be pub
lished in the Evansville Journal a newspaper OF
general circulation printed al Evansville fol
three weeks successfully.
A true copy attest H.P. COLBURN C sc.
February 10, '46 St. prs-ee So 90.
JAS. G. JONES. Au'y for Plf,
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ALLIS G. HOWES.

&C, &c, &C, &c.
WATER STEET, EVANSVILLE, IND,
We avail ourselves of this medium to inform
the public that We have purchased out the en-
tire interest OF Mr.. VIM. Ii. Stockwel in the
WHOLESALE GROCERY, COMMISSION, &
FORWARDING BUSlN ESS, and shall contln-
ue the same at his old stand Water street,
where he shall be happy to waitupon isiormer
friends and patrons
In making the public a tender OF our services
we beg 10 assure I'll EN- that the utmost care and
and diligence will be used by us in endeavor-
ing to comply with the wishes and instructions
of our correspondents, and we hope by strict
and faithful PERSONAL attention TO busn
onded by the efforts of experience and COM
pesent clerks to merit and receiTe liberal share
of patronage.
Our stock of GROCEIES, IRON, NAILS, &c,
is very large aud we yledge ourselves, in all
cases were orders sent 10 us, accompa n1nG
by the money, sell at the LOWEST CASH
RATES. The former customers of the House
may rely upon the usual accommoda tons
ALLIS g. IIOWES.
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l take great pleasure Recommending my sue
cessors Messrs. ALLlS & HOW Els to my form
er correspondents as young men of strict nteg-
rity, great Industry and excellent business ca
pacity. feel sure that they will be able to
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
them with their patronage and would respectful
y ask of my old friends to give them trial be.
fore making a change.
dec II, Asst. w II. STOCKWELb.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-26

( BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN j CHANDLER,
Attorney at Law,
EVA \SVlILE, IA,
OFFICE ON FIRST ST., BETWEEN MAIN Il SYCAMORE
May Is, '45-tfy.
JAMES LOCKHART,
Attorney at Law,
OFFICE ON FIRST ST. BETWEEN MAIN AND SYCAMORE
EVANSVILLE, IA. u"ne Sly.
JAMES E. BLYTHE,
Attorney at Law.
OFFICE ON FiRsr STREET, A FEW DOORS ABOVE NJ AIN
EVANSVILLE, Ia. June l9-tfy.
CONRAD BAKER,
Attroney ut Law.
nTTOFFlcE IN THE CoURT House.
EVANSVILLE, Ia. june t9*y.
NJ. ]. BRAY. l. cAssELBERRY.
BRAY & CASSELBERRY,
Physicians & Surgeons.
OFFICE ON FIRST ST., BETWEEN MAIN AND LocUSf
EVANSVILLE. la june SLY
DANIEL MORGAN,
Physician and Surgeon,
OFFICE on FIRST ST, BETWEEN MAIN AND SYCAMORE
EVANSVILLE, IA (july Sly
cHAs. l. BArrrLL. JOHN lNeLE, JR
LAW NOTICE.
BATTELL s. INGLE,
Attorneys at Law, Evansville. la.
Office on Firstst. beLosc Main.
March 81, '45.-ly. 4
DRs. GEO. b. JNO. t. WALKER,
Physicians and surgeons.
OFFICE ON MAIN STREET NEAR THE MARKET House,
EVANSVILLE, Ia. lily 10 ty.
WIN. TRAFToN. CHAs s. WEEv Err
TRAFTON s VIEWER,
Physicians and Surgeons.
OFFICE on FIRST ST BETWEEN LocCsT & WALNUT.
EVANSVILLE, Ia. Lu'y 3-tf
DRS. DAN'L S. LANE& II. WILCOX.
ssssaSs II e citizens OF Vanderburgh County and
= vicinity respectfully informed that
that the undersigned have entered into copart-
nershp in the practice of Medicine, in all its
various branches. Those who may choose to
apply to them, may be certain of being prompt
ly and carefully attended; and when the atren-
dance of BOTH may be desired by any individG-
al, the expenses will not be increased thereby.
D. S. LANE,
July, I8 IA If. JOHN r. WILCOX.
/ MEDICAL NOTICE.
DOCTORS TEEL s. CARRICX,
EMAVE associated themselves together, in
3 Il the practice of Medicine, Obstetrics.
| ana Surgery,
Office on First street. one door from the
ner OF Nam, in Mrs. Kazar's DIV elling
Evansville, Feb. 5, 40.
E. A. RBET,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
OFFICE MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE THE BANK
sep II '45-tf.1 EVANSVILLE, IA.
w. & C. BELL,
Wholesale AND RETAIL DALERS
In Drugs Medicines, Pants, Oils, Dye
/ Stufs, Glass Ware, Window Ola sS,c.
Corner of Main nd First streets,
dee II. EVANSVILLE, IND.
CHARLES KELLER,
GUN AND LOCKsSIITH,
SECOND STREET. AT THE Sign OF THE GOLDEN KEY
| Guns repaired on most reasonable terms aud
cheap for CASH.
A ii kinds of Locks made and repaired chen
and at short notice. Any kind of iue iron work
done on reasonable terms may 22-iy.
JAMES SCANTLlN.
MANUFACTURER in Copper,
Tin, Sheet Iron Ware and
4 - DEALER IN STOVES,
70 q K Shop on Main between Second ST.,
Isl al and the Court House, at the sign oil
4 e THEGOLDEN COFFEE POT.
Co., - Houses covered with Copper. Tin,
and Zinc, and every article in his
line furnished at short notice. May 8. '45-ly
Clear the Track for the Mammoth BOOt!!!
H. J. HART 81 co.
Boot and Shoe Maker,
MAIN ST. BETWEEN FIRST SECOND THE SIGN OF
! THE MAMMOTH BOOT.
4 A large ASSORTMENT of BOOTS and SHOES on
hand and for sale low for cash. May Sly.
S.EB. KELTON,
! Ornamental Painter
LoCUsT STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE TIE PoST OFFICE
EVANSVILLE, IND. Ciune-I9-y.
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EBEN. ALLEN, Sec'y of State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
CIV AND CHEAP GOODS
AT NO, 4OI
ADJoINlNa FOnsYrm 8 nAKLE's.

~ Nu FLING. VA
TIE SUBSCRIBER faiiers himsclf fron, an oxrcri
ehec OF 10 years IN mercantile business this cty tbs
ne oar anticipate The wants OF his numerous
Goods lakes pleasure in announcing TO them tba, he
now receiving and VIII continue 10 receive Inonth,
throughout ihe season. the largest and heat selected
OF Goods ever Ole cd Ia the Clothing Trade in hi.
purchased rom The est houses Philsfeiphf, and RAJ
uofe ana selected from the choicest & most urrovcl
makes thc most desitan Goods OF the season and viii
he sold for very all advance, viz French Tneiis
and Amc icN1 Broad Cloths from supcrluc to ,n.l,n
lwilSd neri2a do 90, Invisible Green, Blue and on
DON Brown do dos extra heavy blue and Wool liz do,,
DE miNed Cassimcrcs very desirable; a'so SINGLE ncl
rlSn and fancy Trench and English Cassiuorcs very s
rcrior aud cheap; Slso and ca Gold aud silver rycl
and plain Tweeds, from hnc 10 medium French linen
Indiana and Orleans do; JC0ls. Linen and Cotton all
sirled and Check lantaloous: stun Nesiinrs pirin
striped Mode MerinO and other Fancy Nesinrs In .res
variety. The s'ove goods will Re alc 10 order In
hisi rae cnitcr ard good wormen warranted equal 10
any ~ this OF tie Eastern cities.
ks' SsH ~ a. nEESs -.
Cloth Dress snd Frock Coa-s, fom SUI crfnc In 40,
oup' !uii and complete ftmeut OF summer Goes.
cowpc'c asS0rn CIT comprising Al The va icics gual.
hioS aud prices; Casino Ky Jeans and Twees Hres,
and frock Coais; very general assortment do do: Ces
sin.ercs, Cass!se' Cord and Besyo-Icrn Tsnts a., 20
Round Jsckets, g. c. &c.
Also 20 dog tine Linen and Muslin Shirts; Boso, $
Coia,s, &C. - doz common do fancy stri, 81 Linen
AVID Muslin do; Palmetto ard lcghorn Has, with he
usual va ieiy Of susren de's, Hose, &c,
invite my friends aid custom and al in sc-veh Of
good Goods TO give nc call, assuring them can and
viii sell them good article fair prices for cash or lie
usual terms 10 prompt cus,ores. RceoNct No 10 Wa
'el Sueei. ALEXANDER ROCEHS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
40 MERIIIANTS ,PHNSICIANs ANn
OrIIIIS

Pv1THE SUBSCRIBER kccys cons Snty for sale a. the
y lowest mices. SssortHer Of MEDICINES,
DRUGS. DYESTuFFS PAINTS. Oils, GLASS, VAR.
NISH. BRJ SilES. sc. &c.
Confident his prices viii give saislac'ou lie solieircs
those who not intend purchase ~ the time
to ASCERTAIN the prices his goods.
Any COMMUNICATIONS asking thv prices of goods are
most chcerfuly ard promptly answered.
lie would IaTticijATly So e, that he has Sea. Fac.
tory Ia connection wi'h his store for Powderng Jslap
Rhu arb ccacuanhs, and many other Medicines; Tor
grinding Mustard. CnmanioR, Alspicc, Pcpper Cloves
Bet ard Lamp Bloek, Black Lead, Ncrcian Red.
Chrome yellow and green, Nerdegris. yellow Oclrc and
other Paints, in oil; all OF which lac able sell
very lowest prices.
Paints miXcd already for aud put up in eartheu
pots of Different sizes. for family convenience
Putty Cf lie lest quality a. - cents pcr IL. out OF
laldes. spd c's cr ib ia bladdcs, IN quantities 81 80
bounds and upwa d.
No charge made Tor delivering goods any Part Of The
CIV J.. w. " CoRDpN
DRUGGIsT, No. l52 Ntst rrait N doors from LqbI
Al. opposite tho d & o peqot, Al. IlIory feb -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
NEW DRX GOODS STORE.
~ THE ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
MIR ISAtAli COOPER

Nearly opposite the North UeSfern Bank
MAIN STREET. WHEELING.
INliE subscriber has just opened and &. still ereyins
new, very large aud extensive stock Of Fancy and
staple Dry Goods; suitable for the present aud approarh
ing season, which viii he offered the citizens Of Ivhce
ling aud vicinity Al prices thai cannot hat ieASe e her
by wholesale retail. Give cal aud we will take
pleasure in showing our goods You then Judge Tot
yourselves whether TIE goods and Iflecs viii su,r YOU
Tie stock consists IA rSrt OF ve-y ar.e assortment
OF French English Snd American C'uis ard assi Greg
Sstines. Kentucky Jea's kersevs, Gold Mixed Tv.,s
and Reavcr Cloths. BcaCtei and Brown Musins White
and Red Flaunes Canton fiauncy Cheeks and Linse,s
m ehdless quantities zee pieces Prints so riecos Ilns
pans assorted. lrsh Linens, C-lOrcd Canircs e. I'm.
lroidefed Cossimeres lain Velvet Merino satin and
SAN Ncsiings. Gents SATIN Black Italian Cravas Nous,
hn ncaines. 10 pieces Cashmere lie Cogs. silks Alra.
cas- om azincs, French and English Mcr.n0es French
Sashmcre nelane and Cashmere Rohes. Angolne Cheek
New > Vie Dress Goods. Back and B u silks SATIN
STRIPED SILK, Waiered six. Swiss and Null Muslns
anhfie aud Jaeonei Muslin, White raf,e'on &c In
,se, every variety OF Dress Goods too numerous men
ion Embroidered 1bilCi and Onra Shayvts plain rhi
rel Embroidered, Persian and Printed Cashmere a,vls
also variety of all other descripiion 90 hayis All
Kinds of Hosiery Gloves. Mi'is Bonnes A poupo, Nh
ons, 'cneh Flowers. 81. swiss 1aeonei Eginrs and
ihsoriings. Thread and SILK Edgmgs ard lnsertinrs
N'f' " VIM HALEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
NEW WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS HOUSE.
NNfI1tr1rr So -


y HE undersigned received their Fall STOCK o
DRY GOODS. rNGLtsiyEtY roR wAofrsNtiNc Altd
havlnO purchased 1FR the decline ga rricc con
upon the recent TSri eautc, Ard otherwise with
sdvaniere ia heir favor, nopa Job goods on
tSrns a. SdvanaccOus - The Eastern cities can ier
The satisfaction given 10 teir during tlo
last season has sas cd that business done on short gro
ITS for ossh will le aece1ia le ard induces them 10
leeve that, with their ample variety 81 goods and the
small ccntare charged. they will &c enabled TO snnuv
all dealers who call aud examine, satisfactory teTs
IL NAV not Re ailiss 10 enCmc leading Auies
as an index 10 their sock In general.
Brown Mus,ins. Shee'ngs and ShiunPs OF different
qualities aud wild hs. sold eastern prices and oos, al
shipment. WOQlens-Such SSiirc's. FianueJs Irr.
seys, JEANS Luseys. low priced cassimcres and cloths
a. the reduced price. Csshmefes, NJ DC Iaines Co
huFrs Meinoes, Ginghamg and III description T dress
goods including TIE new style Calico Cashmere snd NJ
&c laiue RoNcs. Canton flS1ues Table nia era brown
ard bceched Drills, TiekuRs. checks oo.cd cautics
pare ito. Blown Hollands. Irish linens nolucs 1us
hams. Tah'y veiveis plaid oRk ciiuings IS
White Goods--Such a. laces. cap nets Swiss rook
and Jaccore, muslins, plain and Ilsd eAmi rics yev
sivle ncts, Bishop lawn, 1ar,eon nuslins and lons
lawns. Fancy Articles, including Bunncis Rillons
Flowers, silk Shawls, Hsndker ehiefs. &c Sc
Noiions--lms, Needles, COL ard sken Ross r..cnt
Threads. Hooks and Eyes cotton cord, Dress haze, one
corset eceS new style Buttons OF all kinds Susrc'ders
Gloves. Hosiery nett CAPS and mi,s Tafes conils 10th
dressing aud ivory, Umbrellas.
Taiofs Trimmlngs.-hcst canvass ard taldinr Sill.
Gas, silk and wOtsicd Test bluc sewing sin
Twist and Thread, new sye Butors Hiudines and ~
reciaiy Ia sell by piece Taiors aud othcrs extra
French cloths and Sassmeres new Yes ngs I',yeeds
clel or eloaks, blue haukeiinc plaid Linsev So that
ihe'c a-e few articles OF Try Goods lie found In
stock. TaLLANI' Z pEINIIA AIN
Wheeling scr. y, ls4G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
ND hKGE.

- RSI Ant 20 order ofthc county Cou,t 81 Obi.
n County, made on MOndav the ihh lSv Of October
leiG awarding 60 The eiy of Wheeling wriI in the ne
'ntC Oi WI of M SrOp DANNrN, tile undersigned.
acus IN obedience o said wrli, win spcar NJ
on or near The grounds IN said writ mentioned 10 wit
".N ira ground IA said Ciiy loundeJ on the Mcst by
Main rect, on the SO Il by Adams street ON the II
10y Market street, and the Moth nv W alnat Alie,
sad comprising within these boundaries Lots num cred
on ,hc General Plat of said CITY Of Wheeling Sd 5a 81
CO. 81 So y and S. aud OF which said Lois Nos ST. SCI
~ Ahd 90 mont upon the side. aud Nos ~ aud
81 on inr oLsI side ot the Square bounded a. SEnreaAd
on THURSDAY THE TWENTY NINTH DAY or
pCIpBER, lS45, jury of twelve discrct
irechotcTS 81 the county OF Ohio, view the SAD
grounds and losi AVID TO hear such prorer evidence az
The proprietor pOprc;ors of all or amy rart tSraof
aud a. The sad CITY, may offer. and and d
&sc"Iding To The lest Of tLeit Judgment, WHAT nA.
MA't.-Ah the, circumstance icing cOnsidcrel--aueh
proprietor OF proieors,o or Those having any interest,"
Ml ss an, % six feet OF of the East end Of Lots No
- %, >? AID 60 aud xix feet Oh OF the Nvee
end az Lots No. 81, - 20 and ~ fc condemned aud
converted o public TO wis the opening an IIcv
Twelve fec wide. through said Square la lead from Al
ssu"el TO Walnut Alley. Aud hereby notify al
crsons Claiming "a proprieors having any interest
M sald grounds q! Lots and their agents of tins IN
Est AID if t-' san'e &c cu'npIeedo on the said
yh day Of October, lSf6, the Jury will be adjourned
from day 10 day until the same shat tc coinpIe,s
WIEAT. IOUN q roFF IN 4
Oct q, lGtG wv Moons u ~ n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
school COMMISSIONERS '''''
CPS. CIpN

FfTHt snifcffsf hati iusi fsfrrnef dfs tie f.fe
- cries Win isgc sd Ne sc'ee'oi Stock oi a.. o..
efeff fAieN ava fNic n fnfUe, viii it hafif 90 .re t
hlends ard 20 customer. ~ wei 1s new n bfs s.sr.
I3 Isih Stree. whore every efef VIZ te ase fa ai. ~.
~ JIG e'oye gssis we pufrratca ,uf flsh ard sil
he soid - e smsn advance lforh eesl
sph ncttf3W
II BOX -0reffrs fe,H fFv0Ns fsstitel ttf s,...
- 80 ~ Nfrkf NrfNf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
eRs AT Q eNTRAL ROUTE
e IL u THING s. TiSR ~

CORNER or MONROE AND WATER SIS.
CONSISTING M rant of the following. satin Je,,s
heSNS OK every Kind; Slate cold Linen Drah do Dro,,,
~" biookhed de. Cinghams. Cotton Cassmcrcs Ilc,vv
neFses Saltincs. Linens Of al kinds; Summer riof
lotion coa'ing iwccds Gold mixed. do Park do D,ss
IN summer cloths SuspcndcrS. Gloves and stocks
CRNNAIS-Silk and Satin: also Ginrbam aud Ia.
one erAvs's, Scarfs, SIN and satin
Fine Cassiru crcs. French Doe skin do: Fnnrv Plaza
French do; Wool Black Buekskin u
NESTlNGS-Ca shnerc Mafsaillcs gnk aud s,,t,, ~,
every quality. $50 "a
CLoIHS-Surcr fine French cloth black do Diuc 5o
Green do. Brown do, Invisible Green do
All OF which viii he made up 10 order n, The sbo.,o,
notice and most fashionable and style ard AZ
low prices II - not necessary for me to tell the pute
Thar am TAILou; for II is well known that bevc
held my place a. fashionable Tailor from the Ve,, m
era support ot Tins Fashionable community ard have al
WAYS stood No. J. Jaw az
The public viii find IL Co their ADVANTAGE To- rail- ~ ,b.
htsi rate assortment OF "
80 ssv ssHs'c 6L0ihln-
a Of Springs make aud the accumulation OF A.,
GA STOCK fright or ten years standing assure tho
pu'iic or those who patronize me- that all NV rsrmets
are made IN The latest style, OF good Goods ard win
rant my work 20 III. and gor bON fRtCES Thai can, ic
GAINS. 'Vi Don
SP -. \. VI. ADAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
A LITTLE LATER THAN THE LATEST
NEW GUOVS

DIN ELLIOTT has received. and il row ,lrculng 4
new and splendid assortment Of DRY COOIS andVs
ilees . ms store on Main street. M. les west side
doofs aove Market Alev which De Offers az the lowe 81
cash pticts, tn which lac would invite the attention of
country merchants, rcddiers. aud hs gencr.
auN, CONSISTING ~ part Of silk, cashmere, Thct and
muslin &c lanes shaws; silks auacas muslin dc sinc
ana ehgams AZ al prices. Ftenci ard English vlols
Srecs ssine's, twccds. Jeans and fsnne,s OF al
Minds cloth cars boots, shoes. looking glasses rictufe
ifaes, SC together with general assortment ufdomcs
NC dry goods laoi's Trim miues and trimmings of al
nS an assortment ofbass day aud ~ hour clocks Vi
the test quality. always on hard
" B--leddiSrs are respectfully invited 10 all
as an assortment Of notions their line IL awsvs an
Ya hand aud al prices TO conn with any o;her csah
lishs-c ui In this CITY Iii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
WATER STREET
CEI0 TNTA G. & TORE

~No Dook BELOW 4. s. MOTEL.
WHEELlNGV. 4. tI.
TIL. HI GIiI>. J0.
~ ISi lbTFILl.N ask contnua' ion OF she very IL
'efs' re'rnnsTc thai las heretofore tccn extended Il,
1nt owe concern assuring those who VIII favor him
VIA 'al mat he viii continue. hl strict attention tn
ushe-S 'o SCI them goods The mos: ;Ouale terms
go" f" prices 'Iis' cannot lai 10 please. aug p
FtStIToN FCH ,UTUMN. 1910
GsRoWN inches high-7.ld Yeomsil--i tell At side,
- -l,iG foni and rear curve.
Ttr--s oval, cutyc, 10 rolVcX
bWtN2 Inches wide front ard rcar aud T.. C a. glla-
SINAI edge curl slightly rolled a, sides.
SET 10 stopped, lilo inches curved
nANniNG.-S3'lb wide. satin aud satin strirel
BtNpiNo.-t inch wide. dnc rhlcd satin ed.el
Ihe Nnye fashionable Fa'l Beaver Hat,y te found Al
PHAkPEh ; Fashionable lis' and Can Store. corner
OF Mann and Union streets whc-c be- has this e reeci
ed ms assortment OF Has nom New York.
No ! ash Beaver Si.JO No ? Concv Ha' lr5
?,C0 No Silk MOeskin lai :: 20
No RUSSIA Hat $50 Glazed hs's IS
LIS nrah Sporting has IS
n" Soney hat l.JO Drsh and Tx wool hai 80
- P~!' NJ !Ctl APEN 'kiiAN ANY.
TRANSPARENT MOhair CAPS
Chi'dfcn's cloth Caps Gents common csas
=, velvet - Boys common cans,
Boys blk cloth Cars Gent. velvet sik yanze 49,,
Gents fine blk coih Cans :.
Together with all kinds made from 70 cts To s 80
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Hahn ard Olramrnlal Rmdine..

Z" All kinds, 10 onier. IN the most thorough
manner aud at il,e cheapest rates. -.
PLANK B0ohS iUsnishrdt. dpy patfetyl,
Magazines, Pamphlets. Music. &s.. buund
IN the most substantial nanuer.
Old books reboumd. &c. 80.
Inc Eiudcty Will be under the charge OF J.
HILCHRiST, JR.. an experienced and compe-
itnt Workman, 10 whou. amy os,lc.s may b.
given.
The Subscriber i satisfied that Nc can. ana
rs determined ~ finnish as good work as ,s,,i
oe done IN the city, atus cheap rates and with
the utmost Fromptut IS.
Ste0n50It Ot9UerS GHd RUiljfrs, ere, par
uoulnry Invited 10 give him call, as lie is
prepared 90 furnish books ANA bill, out and
cut, at the zhor,cs, notice.
may l6 j. l. WI\RrON
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EftEL CsaAXCERY

EStGWg az Ne CirGut Superior Court of
Lnir and Chunccru Tor OhiOcouHfu Va
Frances u. Armstrong AdnAusN ssffHr I,s.,J.,,.
~. ~, ,N1t- .'n WAN VIZ Wil 80 Jsucs e. joint.
N''''N''" VI "NNl Zane, C"' a. soi Sophia his vie
-. =, -. 'Shss ltsnpien Pane aud
'"lu's a. "'SNN a'W Intes john cveline Ai,rr,ut,
ssvp @'w s9phia hiS wHe, Nm w. willow of William
-, S'u N"oinr His wic, Ja<. u. AueIbury aud
~ {" Whh ana May hif wifi, William Il. Attec
r.'h - .iie' lii.m nis and bury tho youuver.
EzAleth his Wifc. she h.irs ed Sarsb n At,rrIn,,
l-ffcscu' 1tlyCs og Plato Yarc IrAnc. I Au.,'
dee Man l.. Dorsey Ill Dorsey Lirv AN, .,,lcr AZ.
'',' A'.etNIy, WIDOW q WA tethuey, Augustine
-, .At''.u'S and w nism ". ~ ATE Jury. Eika,
~ W. uns youneer ssfSh H. Al lcih H. AussiurN
'.'',! SuNls L. AtefburN. Al a. GuH'Rvus CtcsAs
sHaudcr Aucchury, AuVus.a = ard torne,tt ~.
Aucrtury, aud Elizabeth =. Alter wif, viii tak, "a
10 ''Ns'a'Os Otesa? aud Como "a, tha the
10 S,e, Gay vi Nuvclntcf
newt; between the hours of O'Clock a. anJ s,,Is,
OF same day e; the law Office Of NJ T. cnod "a, IN a.
cly 90 Wheeling, Ohio county aforesaid I VIII nro
10 ISHe lhe derosiiions Of James II. Forsyth and
u.hcts, 10 ic read irncc upon Al bearing AZ t,
a'ovc entitled cause. and " the same shall oi taken
Ca she day named ihe t,k,nr tLcr,f win -, =
unued by ajVurH-en f.om time To- tiIc until the sn-
- taken. Yours Gr.
FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG,
Nsr,n,s.r"or dc eonis non with the Will annexed ~
Noah Zane decd pe, 10 81 -
CroN III L PETITION or THE CITY OF wHHs
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aIvAF AYP T PFrAP y Rg oF THE Nlu5Ar
COIIRTS-

Us DISTRICT COURT, holds two terms annual,
IN Wheeling. in the months Of April and September
HON. " BROCKENBROUGH,-- Judge
GEO " LEF.--Prosecuiing Attorney,
vs. MOORE. Clerk,
JAMES FOiNTS Marshall
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COLUMBUS, 90 )IN~URANCN CON



AGENCY FOR WHEELING. n. X. LIST
" ShrlNcr n Sielc's NarehSuse, Wafer street
lth VIII take risks on Buildings of all kinds Steam
boats and targocs, Factories Mills. kcclOa's rIa
oas and Ca-soes &c arainst oss dana~e hy frc OF
The dangers and crils Ol the lakes rivers on yerV
favorable terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
terms with their customers
ANY lnsurinc single risk hv which no lovs N
The comTany IL sustained shall return on az
poaon to the agent, of 10 yer amount raid
ON nett gross rroiums paid zach year. amounting 10
500 or over l2s per eoat OF do amounting 5000 or
oNeI' 10 per cent jan. -.
FINr ND MARINE INSURANCE.
fro BE TNSJ REn-or not 10 lc--,ha;'s Tho qucs,o
4 whe'hc~ Is cter by one sweeping ire, To le raj
edard subject TO all he Ills that fosh is heir to- o. like
lndcn an go TO the Protection on and there te
alc safe. comfortable and happywe leave FOR you 10
dcfe lnirc
The Protection Insurance Company &c Hartford Conn
ten Country entitled the highest confidence and
their sscnt n Wheeling. Nireinta.
W. T. PETERSON.
will take risks dwelling houses we-chorsrs s,orcs
mills ories. together with their cogteua such -
furniture. merchandise machinery and cyc-y other dcs
ERUPTION o insus lc prorery. Also. on sc1u Reel and
IA loas ard ihcr cargoC3 10 and from uut Oh lie
NCscrn W aicrs. on the most reasonable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
Thcsausc az any oiler office IN Wheeling.
on &C on Monrees rec, opposite the Monroe House
ana near TIC IosI on &C. jan 10
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CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW
AND CHANCERY.

HON l. FRY, Judge.
4 Jar0hs Prosecuting Attorney,
ATLAfDLEN, Clerk,
q Woods Sheriff.
. q EOFF, Acting Sheriff,
JAMES WARDEN, Jailof.
FfTZBUGH, / g.
JAMES A CLARKE,l NV''i"lssl'''liH % Accounts
JAMESS WAEATf 80 $500
JAMES PAUBL, N''" ~ ''i 'aAihF Icpotiiipfs.