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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
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MEL. MOORE 81 CO. respectfully INFORM
IN The travelling pnblic. that they have by nn
arrangement with yourhes d Co. and o Hinton
extended 'heH splendid NaiionaI Road Slngo
Lanes direct 10 81 Louis. Ihrough Indianapolis.
rerre Haute and Vsndslia. aud that unsurpassed
accommodations can now DO had IhIosgh The entire
route.
FAST. MAIL COACH leaves Wheeling daily
at 10 o'cIocs, Il NJ. 10 Cincinnati in SO hours, lo ST
Louis 6 days
Pilot Coach leaves Wheeling daily at 10 o'clock
p NJ. 70 hours io Cincinnati.
DTALLMADSE'S Good IolenI Coach leaves
Wheeling daily al 10 O'Clock T. VI. 20 hours 10
Naysvilie, Ky.
kKlIas 81 rnished on al. The above lines 10 parties
with The privilege oI sleeping or travelling AT MY hI
as they may wish.
Office No 80 Water st. Gtst door below the U S
Hotel. Wheeling. Va.
jan 10 w r CowDERY. Agent
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WASHINGTON HALL,

MhhKET STREET, sT~EUgIsvILLE, HIo
JOHN IR ONS, Proprietor.
NiIIS ssIablishmem has heep taken 10y The un-
detsigoed. who respectfully bcgs leave la
iliorm his TRENDS aud the pUbiIe generally that IL
has been r6ted and furnished in a style not sur.
passed 10y any house la ihs place, and at least equal
TO any "a The West.
Washington hall "a located in The business part
of ihe low "a. on Market Street. nearly opposite ihe
Coun House and puhlie bindings. aud Thin a
lew steps OF Tie Market. The situation 10 ths mosl
elevated OF any public house 10 he Cily. commas
ding view Of the River ioI several miIes above
and below.
An OMNIBUS md Servants, will al al limo.
be ~ readiness 10 convey passengers and their bog.
gsge 10 snd from he Steamboat landings.
Every accommodation which the pubiIc have q
right @ expeci may now DO mad nt Ihe Hall. or
Terms 40 reasonable A. offered by any other good
house IN Sieubenville. As he proprietor wil spare
np PAINS of expense 10 render gsnefai satisfaction
this. with ms long experience vs. lhe bosiuess. ~il
make u the interest OF those who come this wsy
81 etvr han a o z. JNO IRONS.
dee y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
COOKING STOVES.

WIZ Snl~eriber has This day received a large
Il lot OF CeskIng Stoves from CincinnalI. from
be msoufac 'ory of e Wolf a Co.. winch makes his
assortment oi lh,ss Stoves now complete. lie hos
also hand various other patterns, smnng which are
he highly famed aud iusliy celebrated
HATHAWAYfS PATENT;
all OF which walt be disposed 81 at a small advance
on cost. My motio Is small pfoh,s aud quick
sr6a'
Persoas 10 vast Of the atove or sny other Article
niny line, Copper To uF Sheet Efsn Warcs) will
please call al the old api well know n slsud on
Union street. where bargains can alwoys he obtain.
ed. -uel ~ TIOS ClILREK1SON. Aaenk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
LOT IN SOUTH WHEELING FOR SALE

an The 2isi day Of March 1876, at the foas
~ door ~ tho Court house OF Ohio coaDiy. 4 ~
offer for snlc a, public suvlo,,. tho ~, ol trosnd ,a
South Wheeling dcsIgnhied as 10, number 95 TIME y
fvel ff.siing on the Western side OF Marke, Coz
nerly WashingtonJ street; OF 80 much thereof ~
mey be sufficient to satisfy the purposes Of q deed "
trust ,jps from JAMES BUNS. daisd Tho 2lsi day of
May 1916. and recorded in lao clerks office IL lie
county court Of Ohio county. m deed book ~. Fsgs
$50. This sale ~iH be made by virtue of ssId
deeti Of trust. and selling as Trustee J evnvsy vGit
rurh title Us is vesI6J q 10 me by said deed.
TERMS-One third ca.h aud The bslanss NTH
interest in J nnd s months. The deferred natal
menIs 10 be secured by hond with ssiisIaeiafy se.
suuiy aud the title to DO retained until pay ynest in
FULL. feb IL 3 BRADY, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
HOOK R ELS |.

BOOKS!l BOOKSl!!! 2
Y ME SUBSCRIBER hs. jus, 'rssived q R<w
w,rk cniiiej Minstrel VI Zun or Religious
SonFs With appropriate Music. ehiedy Urisiasl by
The ksvs Hunter and iiskeEcld, sso . supply of
Family aud Poke, Bibles. vssi"us b,ndisss.
Work. on TIeology; School BIok.. with - variety u
Aima,ass ivt The ersoins year.
FISHKK Ise~s.
nov ID M l33 Masu S<ssst..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
S1,.9s " LIVES.
CENTRAL ROUTE FRO

HtREAT CENTRAL FROM
III WHEELING 10, BALTIMORE. WASH
CITY, PIIIlApELPIlIA NEW YORK
AND BOSTON, Tie National Road and Good
Intent Stage Companies, are RAINING 8 daily lines
10 ca s,terIana conseciing with the Is & o II r.
otiy "a hours Sage travel to either Of The above
eities, The baloncc Ivy Railroad. 0 R
? Time to Baliimorc ~ hours. W H'lfH
Time 70 Ph,lsdelp hia ~ hoots nE
o Fare to Belimereil DOLLARS. afO
Pare tS PhilalelfhIa ID DO. 3 Ht
Sex daily lanes issv es The Coz Stage and Rail.
road o6icc every mstn,Sg ~ 8 e'slock A Nj, an,
cxiras furnished at any hour a load should Offer.
for,hruugh Tickets 10 Balitsore and Philadelphls
arp o, ihs Cos oiies. No Sc Water 81. Wheeling
Va. spe door North L > iIoIel,
For food Intent Stag Co. w II STEELE.
and WIN X NEWMAN. fer N S Co.
Great Cenral Route Raj road aud Sage Office
sepl9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
BELIEVE NJ LIVE
Wonderful Cure Of Pulmonary Consumption
by Thomson $ compound Syrup Of Tar and
IYood Ndphfhdi

bOOu 4suphoNus
PHiLApELrHiA, MAY 3. ~.
Mr. S r Thcmrson-Desr Sin--It 10 not within
the p,,se ol language lo express To you the gaii-
lude I feel Tor your kindness, but hsd ! ability The
fame Of yoar medicine should be sounded through
out tho world lt the benefit of suffering humanity
in every CLINE. ] do not sny too much and we'll
aiIesied facts bear rae out. wheu ] say your com
! pound Syrup OF Tar and Wool Nsphiha. has. through
Providence. hisfally raised me from q death bed.
Last fell I contracted . severe cold E~eenlsing in
violent inhammstion OF the Lungs. which threw me
int . rapid decline, with rsekins cough. spining Of
blood. rsipi,aIion of the heart add oppression; and
IL times The circulation seemed suspended, a eold-
ness would come over me. and ! loli that the pow
ers Of life were fast giving way. Nothing ! iook
benefited me. nv appetite having LEFT me. nv slu-
mach sod bnw els bong completely de sangsd and
my physIc,sn gave me o.. saying was past help
AID must de,
NJ vekers. one oflhs s,olsnIsned. called "a ace
snd kindly brought ne q bottle Of yoor mrdleiae
bal Iound me in a dying state, he leh the medicine
ho~ever. and I - isf revived - 10 swallow with
afeai difficulty a leaspooninl. add astonishing indeed
was its effects; beiose tsking my FIRST bottle ihfee
OF rem my lungs . large qusntny " corrupt matter
which relieved mo wonderfully nnS enabled az
Iangs 70 heal. The disease was completely arrested,
k.a5 10 your invslusbie medicine alone eve ND
Z t,,soca,,on 70 health. For some tine ! nal ehsfgs
Of me Jefferson T a Soeisty's Reading Room. end
n.oss5nds knuw mo SID en- besg witness tat he
torexois . s,sieaen, . s,reiiy true
WIN lssliegs Of lasting sratrade.
am respectfully ysars. &e
WASHINGTON MACK,
Chsbsile street. asovs Gsst9s.
We me uadssignsd. being personally seaossnsst
with ws,hisgton Mack sBd Ms suasFise,. bss
, wines. 10 he astonishing effects 81 Thsnsoo'
> e,n Sonad Syrup q Tar and Nsph'ha. and he nai
Josera wiSSEa. sss Neak Third s..
DAVID YICkERS. - Alaso6d So
HUGH h'oiNLRY.
q 3 corner 81 Tssmsny nd Fannh sss
\ W JOHNSON, Msksg square.
tsb rs em Sole Agsna 30 Wescm We
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coMMISSIoNERs SAFE.

Back ot Wheeling.
~.
Dana Hsbhafd add Others Defendants.
n lhe clucp,ss ssysr.or Court Of La v and Chan
eey ff oh1> spunlys
rursuant % : 4<<<4o nade in The above named
cause by llae4~(6 t698en The l7,h day Of January
le46 the ksc,ing Is commissioner. un.
der aud by vft@89tf tho said decfec. will sell on
ON SATURDAY THE TWENTY FIRST DAY
OF MARCH ElzSurEEN HUNDRED AND FOR
TY.sIx. at pahE* aseiioa - The bighcs. b'dder.
At tho lfon, ds4f 81 ~ rouTi house Of ohio county
Aforesaid the Hpsst siescnbed pe'css os parcels
of land VIZ D5S4Ds shree and feur. % and 4 in
.qnste No(9J nne. on which sad lInbbaFd's saw
~ u j. erected. IL Ms st. seven, eight. nine,
len. eleven. twelve ADD lotiy. (6 7. 8. y. 10, ~.
~ sRd 40) IN Fast Wheeling. cKcePt the paris oi
sald lots sx ard seven. (6 sud 7 sold 10 George T
Tmgis Also Lots one ind Two I AID p IN square
No t0l % ne. al at ~hich aid lots arc situate W
the cry u Wheeling 10 SAID county. Aiss a ifaci
Of lard Containing about ono nnndfsd odd eighty
1897 acres more Or less. situate ~ said voupiJ
sboui one mile Nufiheast of wheeling. being The
same ffaet e~snveyed by John M'Lune and wiie =
snd Ilubbafd. by deed safed 2Ssh % Jniy 1885
and teeerI,d ia The clerk soHre " ssid county -
deed box ~ page Q Ala Iho Nonhsas, Quarts
o. section 49, 1hinesn. N township tl4N i~su'iesn
~ Range a. ionf. Aesi. m ihs State o. thirv''. .
" mucn ihefeoi - shsa De sanieient - sa'sfy 10
sid dccier.
TERMS Og sALE-Eseh patshsser - "a
Rvs va crsF % VA bel IA hand sod Inc rssidu
In four equai issislmeDs. payable fesprcltvsiy
OsE. Two. THEEE asd FsvH TEsAs from The day
sale. ard bssfihg ,usesea bom lha, deys Such 81
leucd inslslBcnis 10 10 secured bY bs'ds wa 80
6tIeai setnnsv spd ihe ials " eash parcel 70 /
seis,aed % a luuhsf security it he sans BE- -
sr M iolt. ISAAC w MgTCHELts
kebITa Cssaissiossr.
p.s,, rtou
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
FEEDSTORI

- 4eoW WHEELING, VA.
THvHE SUBSCRIBER wDnld seks lhls melhod
ofiniofnirx his ifies0s and Ne pubic gene.
f.lly bat he has opened Al he above msasiDged
FLOUR AND FEED STORE,
Whess Ne b tfsnds to keep oD hsbd q general supply
q ~. besl supefsas add Famiig Fiouf. by he haf.
rel. ~hieh will be delivered al rho u~deHcs ~
psrsesss living 10 tO~n @FREE or CHARGE
Best Sapef6no Flour ? cehis per ~
Do Family d. ~ DO d.
Rys aud BnekNhest Flour. Corn Meal. whiss snd
yellow; Osrs. Gem. and q general supply % FRED
81 q ~ Minds He bss. sl-o oa bends. q lsree bt oi
Blue MGsHANiC POTATOES
: asO a BgDlLIos.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

Rel eEi1le a. Hes1noost tdveFtssmsnts
siSssSL a. s;pilar sdvertisines not 10 be pub
GSSr1abv The year. rcsrfN
1SSveg;sesscnss sAsssssbie by. the insertion
49, r. MI cases, be accompanied BY the
- vsiuen dissssi0as sslo the spmber OF inser
ksp19ifnQ, they ~ oe psollshed III iesoid'
nDlsRyQeas -exacisd.
H0cuS vsnisenesk asserted sra,uifously.
V1ssrinRes snd teasks are pobiishcd a. news
oA;anarios and funeral invitations are sdvef-
uskmeatS.
Che privilege Of advertisers. ey the wear, =
|nociS,i 10 sivevtseuen,s OF their .wn iesu.
J - Snkiuess. All oshcr adver,issmeeis ssnt o..
! - uiu BE charged at,he usual r.ies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

COLUMBUS. CINCINNATI. INDlANoP
- Observation-Disclosures SPRING
FIELD AND ST LOUIS
THROUGH In SIX DAYS.
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ARHENAL

UsT RECEIVED sas nov rrsn,nr. avener,I
sssor'rnent o. Dry Goods. Osocefis.. a. Qaeens-
% every variety. Al kinds ~ Gosss %
ssst sppsevss and fsskisnsbls sfyiss, a. in~ o.
my esn be sold h. Inc Union. Coz rssh % approved
Produce. d NCINRlS.
may7 n 11s slssket sa.are.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

FPLks-Applss Bsssdy, Gia, Fsnhy soap,
asss Castles. avsns. RssswsE. oss. Tohse
- Nss<szs, eisss. re Raisins. Behes. OaJ WIS
~ Fsssk,s. &c. - ssis lips 70 fiase irfse ih'
Ns~ frss. ssr - y " nsisoS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

NJlRGtNlA-lN CnASCEKy-Ai rules held
", 10 100 Cietk's elico vi Tho Goat Supeuor
Cvun Of Law sud Chaucery fof tie county vi Quo,
IL the month Of January 1916.
The North Wes,sIa Bank VI v~itSioin.
h Nfs tNAt4 rn,n,,;,,,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

New sfy,ts very rich Black snd fancy Sa,ii
Seasfei Passr SpgnI sui 1pai,sn cravau. fiai,
CsesktuE and LihinsS Mepuo ShisisSnf ,hs he's
qualify; IRISH Linens Long ct,ih, Gotten Sh,rt,sg
Gluvss. sa.pstders liaif Hose and every desesip
,Ii.p VI Ts1ors TtimmJags
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KJARGlN1A--Is cHANeSRr IA rules held
u az ths Gtssk's siise ~ The q rcu,l S.petiof
con" Of Law s..i choneev f"f The eoaniy Of QAp,
IA ii'e masIh .ol January 1916 nj -
Plaivfl Zane. .ssi- Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

" IRGINlA-iS CuA>crRr-Ai fnies i-e'
in The Clerks flee IL The Circuh Sapsripr
csor ol Law as d Chancety Fer The eVun,y vi Ohio
a the nco,h - OF Jausasy Isi6. r
Robert Mor,ls,n. Exeruia,. az d Elizabeth w Nor
ri-oo. Es-ca,rs vi ID. la, vii Odd issin"sn ~ ID
Joseph Morrison. tate Of Ohm c-un'v. deceased.
M .#r fM t2 avs tsrpiosnon,s
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-06

10 promote emigration, colonization, or the agrieu
tural occupation Of the soil upon a large scale
Their forts and stations have been adapted TO diff
ferent and more limited object. We have always
maintained that, under the treaty Of the Escurial
and the subsequent conventions with the United
States, those forts and stations might be lawfully
planted by British subjects in any part Of the Ore
gon country, and they thereupon became TO all III
tents and purposes British But, at the same time,
there is nothing prevent sale or transfer OF some
Of these stations south Of particular latitude, 10
the United States for their just value; and probably
. such bargain may be equally convenient TO the
Vender and the purchaser. This idea was thrown
out in our own columns several months ago, and
long before the terms to be finally proposed by
England could have been finally adopted by the
government; and we happy to find that the prin-
cipls Of indemnify has been so readily admitted al
Washington, for that is the newest feature in the
dehnidye arrangement In other respects, the same
terms mad been repeatedly under discussion. IL has
been enormously asserted by some Of the American
papers, and by one OF our contemporaries in this
country that the right Of the navigation Of the Co
lumbia conceded 10 US Is temporary, and limited 10
the duration Of the Hudson Bay Company's charter.
Columbia 10 secured TO the Hudson Bay Company
in perpetuity; and the existence Of that company
under the charter Of Charles II Is itself unlimited.
There is one, We confident, either in this
kingdom or in America, who will venture to COM
pare the real amount Of the sacrifices made either
side with the result which has been obtained
Throughout the United States, where the question
has been populArzed by every species Of informa-
ton and agitation upon the subject the news Of the
termination ofthe dispute has been received with en-
thuslasm.
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TUtURNIP sEED.-17O pounds Of turnip seed,
of various kinds, in store, for sale; warranted
fresh and genuine. IF CALLAN'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-06
TwENTY-NINTH CONGRESS,
First Session.
THURSDAY, August 6, 1886.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIONS

The Journal Of yesterday (haVing been read in
art OnlVN was approyed
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-06

In the future appropriation Of the territory south
Of the forty-nnth parallel Of north latitude as provi.
dsd in the first article Of this treaty. the possessory
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19
MIR. CoLQUlTT'S RESOLUTIONS

n The Senate on Monday. Mr. Culqut said
lido not know how the Senate W vote an In. auond
menl have Prop"sed and said the time lnlradu.
ced u, that, provided the nuiice was gwen | did nn,
particularly care ia what form it should be done Hni
now. confess the form seems 10 IRE of sumevla, nure
Importance. IL may judge from the views and op,n
iis Which have been expressed, am inclined Ia thinL
'ha, oihlTds OF The Democratic Senators on lhls n.o
y" thh" by Their votes thai they are IN favor of com
isanise short of the line of SO 49,
ar. flanagan here EXPRESSED dissent)
oefanly over hall will do The gentleman from
Indiana sinai rs his head but tell him again thai
lf'y OF 'hiS body are 10 favor of a compromise Tho
penltman SUI shakes his head in token of his utter in
cf'dufiiy Very WELL sir; we shall see And The soma
Tor may rely on II thai when We come to voting. the
iael will turn out TO be So NV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19
DICKENS AND HIS NEW PAPER.

From the london Correspondence Of he Boston Alias
The principal literary event was the appearance of Tho
new paper IA which Dickens is interested "Jbe Do1h,
.Nees Respecting Tins l1utnal there WIS pteyiu,s Ia
ms publication, great Furnishing al uumpets hnl tho
general ornlon respecting 1t, up the time am " n.
ling, when eleven numbers have appeared is that II is
a failure
Dickens has. in he DAILY News commenced his Ian,
expected Italian Sketches they are m the sban, II
aVelleTs leitefs-n riiien lte roadp The thr,a
hrs at these letters far beneath any thing vbch
has hitherto proceeded from The same pen and every mn
"ho expected treat has been disappointed II can.
not bot b. obsuus that Boz shows symptoms of exhaus
ton.
London jnurna speaking Of these sketches. saws
Bni there IS one great attraction on Inch the n,o,
lecuTs ot The DAILY News rely and Tor which lhey ma
IN Mr.. Dchens no less sum than one hundred pounds
Me.ky lhis Is a serlos OF papers by Boz and her,
Mt Dickens has committed great efror Ile common,
ces with Travelling Letters IN fact .Sketrb.s nj
lnvels IN Italy Now had Boz travelled IN II Gil.s,
all The world would have rushed 10 read HIN, Nrtne
IN The siews. deceney IN The gin shnn and be,osn IN
the back snms. would have found tine n.t,a,fu,. ,,
enheoufse oil admirers, but Dickens IN lall ue a. h., IN
America was So great failure; the preal Cock of Cork
neydon IN his csuage rallng Ia the Capi, bro,s eyo,
The punk rarash at the Pyramids Boz should have no.
gun busHesske. Viii, a navel MOI with travels. ~.
duhl want 10 know what he thought of Ialy bn, ~,
shaulo much like To hear whal Italy thought Of him"
nave reason 10 believe that The amount here said 1,
oe PAID 10 Dickens is much oyer-sialed Funv pound
PEI week Mould be nearer the marx.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19
E'EI.Eeg' or R,s.y'Ee,

containing about sin hundred Acres, upon which tie
said Samurl Arnold now resides The land Is siinale,
IN tgc county oil Buieourl and lies both sides oil he
Lynrhbnrg and Salem Turnpike Road. ali at one mIle
east Of Mr. \. =. Luck's Hotel. 1hs land Is Of an
excellent quality, and is well adapted 20 the cultivation
Of either Wheat. Corn Tobacco; and there is also
np,n the place a very large and valuable
PEACH ORCHARD.
And besides many other advantages which this place
possesses Which calculated ornance lis value there
are two MERCHANT MILLS IN The Immediate
nelghbpThnod-the iaIhest not more than lhree ilt
distant Persons wishing purchase would do well H.
WISH aud examine this place iur themselves before the
day ut sale
l. will be slid either together or in three lrrent par.
GELS may be thought advisable by parties lu-
terestrd.
The title 10 the above property is believed 10 be good
but acting trustee shall only convey such title as /,
vested III me by Inc deed aforesaid
JAMES X. THOMPSON. Trustee.
Feb. IL w1llAp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

III Seaaie. Ifbiual.g p.

In the OF hi- -.-eeh q the Oregon subject Nj
ilckeasin, ct New fofk. said.
Nov, n regard to the diplomacy upon lhi- snJrci.
has not always been barrea. viii admlf. s4ne seaf
sea we were involved spmo difficulty. We Iid ili'
nufthessefu boundary, the Cstne. the right o sfafeh
aid the Oregon territory; all ll,se gnestinns were hfi
Al issue, and how have they been dlsPus.d ~ l. g
worthy ufa lte attention While We lsuk the history =
The iftef aysr The teachings of experience are Al
ways valuable. In ltcd ai place. Nc entered afb'fa-
tUB Tue question u she nofibfssiefn boundary Vas
rriefd II The kug al the Netherlands. WIN "a~ dffe-
led IS The p4t4,s u follow certain highlands aud, III
stead uf dong a. he plugged lstp the balan al The
50. johns We entered i0to negotiations: tiny
resulted IN sha2 In The isktag larger p5fli1n 81 Ter
nteiy fm Us Han Gtea iigtsm claimed. and HE p1ys
mg fr II by lie Eniied States Ia the States Of Name
aud Massachusetts the sum 81 $500 0D0 fun the ia
tunal treasury. That Tia, disposition oi "br qnfs
lion. The Caroline another. What became oi
lha2 How dit II atsrl
There wee border d,liis existing between Can
anda the State Of New fmk-h0,tlIHes having been IL
changed 10 extent between the parties at least as
II vas supposed, " hen armed company uudef lhr d.
eeton Of thu Canadian auheflaes came nstf and sez
I'd steamboat lying within thetefntoy oi The unufd
States; "he the hands asleep on boad they cut
u out. murdered poil0n Of the hands, aud une who
came shore shut down within the inflsiicu Of
the Slato ot New York. The boat and her crew were
Sent over The Fails Of Niagara. Thai question
which, AT The mc raised the mdgaatoh ouly Of The
/ people Of New ior hut II the whoc American PEG.
4 pie. HE Attention u the authorities Of New York.
and Ut The United States, dfetted 10 The sub
lrci feputalinn was demanded, and how was II
ptncuredl The Federal Government made use of
every eNet0n m lis pnwer 10 attrst The prosecution
III lhe individual lao deeafed himself 10 the murder
cr Of III The citizens Of New York. and but Tor the
6nuness Of The Executive aud Of The Judiciary OF that
State, they would have taken away MrIrnd, VINO
was charged with that murder, and would have gwen
hun The benei o other tribunals less interested n Pr>
curing his punishment. II an ISSUE between The
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

Jim F. Nichols. Ma.sap Nlchos, John Debo and
Jane his VII. Elizabeth Nlcluls Danie Nichols.
Catherine Nichols aad Sarah Nichols,
against
Sarah Nichnls, widow aud administrative Of JeSSe
Nichols dec'd; Samuel Nel,als, Anderson Nichols.
Archer Nrhos. Leroy McAlexaoder and Martha his
VIE. John y kasey, Jereuah Ferguson AID james
l.. Dos,
Drsndlnls.
Is CnAHcEHY.
Tbs day this ratne On ain be heard upnn
the paoefs fofnery read and the report Of William w
Reese, the commissioner appointed by The decree al hs
court made On The - day ct January. lSiI. Ii " hch
there Is exception, and argued by eoansel upon
consideration whereof. the doth adndge order AID
Decree that the same Commissioner do proceed 10 col
lec the purchase manpy uf the SAID land and slaves
SUN as the same shall Income due, and when wholly
collected. he shall report the fact This conrt in order
to final decree. Aud The doth further aijudge,
order and decree, that he defendant Sarih Nichols.
ad nnlSralx Of Jesse Nichols decd, do render beiure
John A. Wharton, one of the Commissioners OF this
court, an account OF her administration oil the estate Of
said deceden who is hereby directed In examine.
and settle the same. And that he do also Take take
account OF advancemenls made by the said Jesse Nlch
os in his life time Ia his children. And that he report
said accounts To this court. with any matter specially
stated, deemed pertinent by himself or which may be
required BY the parties 10 be 81 stated.
Copy-Tesie
JNO r SrEPrOE, Clk.
CoMNissIoEER's OFFICE.
Liberty, March =. ls4G s
The parties in the above CAUSE, will take oore. tina,
shall, AT nay office, IN this town. the honr Of % -
clock Of Tuesday, the 1ih day Of \ pdl, 1876, com
mence he accounts directed by the foregoing decree
which time and place they Will attend, with then ac
counts vouchers aud Witnesses and copies OF court pa
pers for examination and erlernent
JNO. 4. WHARTON Coni'r
March l2 vim