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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22
MARRIED,

On Thursday evening last by ]. ]. Freeland.
esq. Mr.. cLENrEL JacKsoS to Miss IASr War;
Akin, all Of this county. w.. = ...~ ..
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WANTED TO HlRE,

IMMEDIATELY, Tor sooner, # possitk,) q
u good COOK. One without mcumbrance
would be preferred. For such an one fair.
price will be given, and permanent situation
insured Enquire at this Office.
October l3. r. ee5 zs 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22

Norr.-Catawba (a) votes with Lincoln, ,
Mcdowell o. With Burke; Union (c) with AM
son and Mecklenburg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22
Head Quarters Amy of Occupation, I
Catnp before Monterey, Sept. %, 1916.

SIR: | have the qualification to report
,hat,he Bishops Palace was CALAMITY car
ried yeslerdayIbyihc troops OF the I'd di-
vision. In the course Of the night the
batteries below the town were, with one
exception, abandoned by the enemy. and
this morning were occupied by our troops
To-day the 3D. infantry, with the field ar
iiIlcrv Of the LIST division, The Mississippi
and Tennessee regiments. and tho I'd re-
gimeni OF Texas riiiemen, (dismountej,)
have been warmly engaged with the enc
nv in the town, and have driven him
with considerable loss TO the plaza and its
vicinity, which is yet strongly occupied.
A portion Of the I'd division has also adj
vanced into the town on the right, and
holds a position there. The enemy still
maintains himself in tho plaza and cita-
del, and seems determined to make stub
born resistance.
am particularly gratided to report that
our successes of Yesterday and to-,syS,
though disastrous TO the enemy, have been
achieved without material loss. .. Vi
cannot speak in too high terms ofthe
gallanlry and perseverance Of our troops
throughout the arduous operations of the
las, three days.
am, sir, very respectfully, your ODE
dent servant, ...-..s... ...-
z. TAYLOR,
,te.-~a vr Major General U. ). A. Com
The Adju,ant General of the Army,
Washington, ID. C. $3.50 2.
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MONSIEUR T. DE B0NCARD,
Teacher of the French Language

RETURNS his most sincere thanks 10 the La
~ dies and Gentlemen Of IiiIlsborough, for the
very liberal encouragement he has met with no
promises TO do every thing in his power 10 de-
serve their appreciation in every respect, As
some Of his time is unocesped yet, he would be
glad to form ono or two more classes for Ladies'
and Gentlemen.
His terms are moderate, being only Sc per
quarter, (three months,) about one half Of tho
usual charge. ' +.r~.
Those who wish TO make use Of his services,
will please make an early application. Go, ...
October 90. -.r. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22

A Ranaer in manners i LOO An apalogy
Is an asiemFs n sEasure. whirh slways nakss Il
wOEse. 4@-..z- ##
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22

tss.s. - CiAta fasee. Tsry e isis
81 lAa many. Ehsessn3s f4s WrFl1 hEE
foaghs lave Fisfh ab6ss eve psr ssnl.
Bei 81 3isesse snd sssh Lass sssa ~
ralks slsssay I. daeed irsn ssa = GO.
And iusoms of he segimstis. shFIs aksy
hate gs-1Gsd ikemssisss less. u bssn
nass sxaosed. The Esgiasnis are fsdsssd
Iron 160 % 500. The nBnher gens afs
co. ell dead. H0ndGsds Psss down ne
nssg daily On ihsiE wsy home. AsFlng
Pn0ruEei rsrl6esls from their saFgson
lhsl they arc a'lsfksd By inruF.bls d.s-
Ease. They wiii mshy of thsm IsluTa
hone 10 their fsmiiiss enseisied. siek shd
unable 20 Ioil. Thsy ere wounded sol.
iiers tho have met Tie pssii,snlisl foes
sf Ihe Soslh; and - murh dsssrse lie hr-
nor ahd care SfILeir eounuy - though The
Ihs f.'.l shsf had bsen eomposed 81 lesd.
- So far as fifs anI fsslh are concern
Cd. | voold TslLsr ri.k battle once .
wetk. with my regiment in The Eoflhs thar
rsmsin in 81 maze 30 unast0Tsl 70 hen,
Bat we do not Terihs--we do not CON
plain. Those no sisy. and those y he
de here. are doing % in d di.chsIgs o.
,heir duty. or hose Hho leave 10 Return
h"na. m.By will never reach there. but
vii: end g's'es IN lhs gull or river"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22

Melancholy. I'VE lean ron the S ls-
tnry WsI'hman. that 10 DAVE County.
IN the 81 insI. The house Of Mr.. Tslum
Dsdmsn was struck BY lightning. and hi'
uiis md child about 2 years old Wers
killed. TIE house was consumed. with
the dead bodies. AnSlher child, about s
years old. escaped nnhuri. A negro eiIl
las badly burnt. Mr. Dsdnan was no,
- home. At D -~as# E s.# a~@
In Rowan Mr.. Henry E.. Winders wss
killed on the llih b. liii from young
heTse. .n a~.. .s.1:.. ~..@s =@T
And. in the same conniv. on he 25th
Ut. J. q. MrCo,kIs, iged IL, Nnly snu
of ]. F. MeCorkle. E.q. wss killed by {
refractory horse running tie tongue Of 4
wagon sgainsI him. JOss Q month pre-
,iaus Mr.. NJ Coukle lost his wife. after
ore days Illnsss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22

g. e. Ffsasg.iRs hFm 90 dls lapsh 49,
laEgs aad lmPgs.ag fsHas. Boz i il p0E.
sltle lasl cur GOEemnaenl intend - pr
sisi q tbs most stupid plan u opsy1ilons
agalasi NsIieo, u sllempliag 70 psne-
EAis y ahs capital BY lis n0uies l hare
eonFrrsed Win many ollicsFs Of he army.
and ahere i no. one e lhem Ihas does'hol
eniie n saying i Is perfectly absurd.
1he army Is sub seven o. eight hundred
mics IRON Ghe city. and they thns ar
have encountered none az lhe difficulties
.of lie mach, from bad roads. mountain
passes and goEgts, and want Of supplies
and wafer; When. il landed a Vera CmE.
they would &c less than four hundred
miles from fhe city. and marching over
the table land. The capture Of Monte
rey viii hare no more effect on The result
Of The MAJ lhanthe eapI0re Of Mslamoros.
Our army snEiehss lhe 7eosnlry wherever
they move by their immense expenditure,
and whilst We are ealrying on The war Al
an immense outlay, Mexico Is ii hereas
spending Iiiile Or nothing.
Gen. Ia fega. who is still here. learn
has letters from MslamoToS, stating that
Almonle has been appointed President al
interim, and lllal Santa Anna Is 10 head
the armies. am much disposed 10 be-
lieve this report, as all abe recent letters,
both from Vera cuz and the city Of Mex
iee, have expressed great doubts as tN
Santa Anna being able 10 attain supreme
power, and HE last adsiccs We bad Of him
show there was something wrong in has
arrangements, and that things were moi
going so smoothly IS be could have wish
ell. Ills best ehance will therefore be iC
Try his fortune ii ihc head Of the army
lwhcrc any success would be Of infinite
.serSice 10 his views. and where. al any
rate, he eoald hare IN opportunity 10 On
Fghfale himself with the soldiers.
The letters from Mexico, also, ill unit
in saving that there is no wish % inien
ton Of obtaining peace BY any eonees
ision. and that Mexico will make no stc
iFifces Tor that object. The feeling Of 81
Ter animOsiy is general agains, us. am
pervades all classes. and ihey look for
wanl 10 long continuance Of the war
Every thing can hear or learn fully con
tyinces me that such is The fact. and Iha
I'VE shall probably have a protracied wal
and certainly a most 'exorbilan,ly expen
siye one, in The manner in which il is con
slueled. lfCongress will order an inve'
ltigation into the manner in which expeI
. dimres have been made. and the who
system, or rather the total want Of syt
Item, organization. and responsibility th
has marked it from the very commenc,
'ment, il would make the nation stare.
doubt il the stupidity OF the arrangement
and The lavish expenditure has any para
.lal In this Nv any nthpr cOlintry
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22
Y. TAYLOR.

Major tiencral L. 5. 4. Con.
The Aliuiani General Of the Amy.
Washington, ID. c.
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mo. a.

Headquarters ,frmy Of 0ceaption, .>. ~,
" Camp before Monterey, Sept. "a, ls47,
p. t3rsH tst5k#4sG! 7 o'rloei A. NJ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-28
Speech of the Hon. Solomon
Foot upon the Oregon Question.

The tolowins is the closing part of MIR.
Foots Speech in the House upon the Oregon
Question:
IT is the desire and the policy of the people
of this Government TO maintain peace with
al nations. They do not desire war. They
dol not believe that thcreis any occasion for
war; and, above all, they deprecate that folly
and ioolhardiness which would inculcate a
spirit of war i'll the public mind; which would
prepare the hearts of the people for war;"
The sentiment is more worthy ola past and
barbarous age, than of this enlightened re-
public. l will not stop to expatiate upon the
evils and the horrors ofwar, however inviting
theme for defamation, nor to speak of its
influences upon national character and the
public morals. 1t is enough to say that the
spirit ofwar is, in its very nature, hostile to
the spirit cfRepublican liberty. Ii is spirit
which but TOO often degenerates into an I'M
hrided lust for blood, and rapine, and plund-
er. We have read in vain the history of 9th
or nations, FIVE have not learned that it was n
kindred spirit which blo!ted out of being the
republics of "olden timer which have slept
in the tomb ofnight these two thousand wears
and "the morning ofwhose resurrection has
not yet dawned upon the world:" that it was
a kindred spirit which filed with rapne and
blood the modern republics of Venice and
Florence. The teachings of history have
been i'll vain to us, if we have not learned
that it was kindred spirit which infilriated
to its blacklist deeds of atrocity the Jacobin
factions, and tho sans-culottes democracy of
revolutionary France, and which built up,tip-
on the fall ofliberty there, that imperial and
military despotism, before whose colossal
power the world itself stood aghast; that il
was kindred spirit which tore in sunder the
later republics ofSouth America, and struck
down to The dust the flag ofliberty which had
been reared from the summit of her Andes
Let this spirit become the predominant spir
of our countrymen, and it needs not the ker
of prophetic vision to admonish us that thi.
young republic has already reached the wear.
of it's decline. Let this spirit prevail here
and shall stand upon the authority of tho
! worlds history, and proclaim to the Ameri
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-28

TERMS oFTHE CALEDoNIAN.- 81, 80
if paid within the year; $500 if delayed be-
yond that time. No paper discontinued till
all arrearages are paid except at the option of
the publisher.
Advertisements inserted at the usual prices.
Transient advertisements to be paid in advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-28

A paper in the West abusesa professional
gentleman as a 'br;efcss tGaeye.' The Lou
isville journal takes his contemporary to task
and admonishes hnl mover to abuse man
lCithout a cause,
WHY Is a topper ike ship in the distarces
Because be is generally "seeu With a gldssi"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-28

A lady sent her servant for copy of Lalil
Rookh: butconfounding with arrow root, shof
brought home dose of that instead of Lalla
Rookh, labelea,;o be taken warm when going
70,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-08
NJ. & r. SWEENEY.

Lave just ree,Scd AID vpcncu 100 packaces
IA FINE CuiNA and QuEENSwARE.
Amrug pihct a%riieics They have
PINE Gold baud China Tea Sets from 81 to 100 ~
Rich Gill aud Fancy de- ds
Do a." extra in. A,
Richly decorated Nfanicl Or amen,s. Colleagues. Pan.
cy Ink. BASKETS Ne IN e-eai Vauc'y.
Tho Lldtcs a'e invited ., call and examine
'hese. ~ they sufpsss aur thing at The kind ever
before brought 10 ihis cpuh,iy aud are wurih seeing
Rich Gil, and embossed Fmit d ,skeis. laced q h,gh
Whi'c China do do d.
Gill ard rlaiD comroiirrs. Cas.ctul'cs. Tutrccus,
Boats snl San. Ia Pot~ .pgars oirl & eains
Tea aud Coffee Cupsani Siuccf,. Plates. Sc, dpicd
PLAN and lanry SYKES. ga s,is ~ pieces 10 sun ca.
lorpers
la common waite wc have Ii-cusol Dishes and
Plates OF all sizes. Tras aui Cotlces. Tea and CoIce
Pots. Susac mud Cnhm.. Nr. 81 ,atiaus onlo,s.
printed. fnw ua D ,r a,ss tan.y Fol. Set. esm.
mon edged Plates. DshsS. T.n-. &c. Sr, ~uh eve.
~ other article u%sually kept ga the ,eusi extensive
establishments u, the country. RLd Which the public
need only cali and price Ia he satisfied That we sell
lower Than ,hey c,n be purchase elsewhere. We
hive on hand and are constantly manufacturing
Cut AMI PLAIN lloil Lamps. Lanterns. Tumblets.
Dishes. sc; Which together with orr stock 81
Qleenswarc. va invite The a lenIion OF purchasers.
onhcr Wholesale or REAL. Warehouses Nus 7 and
Monmo 81. Wheeling. Va nov II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-08
Nrlsox g. PEcg.

NIRGINIA-IN CnANCERy At Rules held
m ths Clerks eflice ~ the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chanrery foe ihe county Of Ohio.
IN he nnnih of March 1896.
Francis Skinner. Willipm ; Lincoln, and Henry X
Horton. partners under the firm of Francis 5 kin
ner 4 Co. Compiaisaais,
against
Samuel Caldwell. Alfred Caldwell aud John Lei
aud Sobieski Brady, E1ce1lors ~ } ame- CaM y ei,
deceased. D0eHIaniS
The defendant Samuel Caldwell. no, havme
en,eied his appearance and given secutiy according
to Tie act OF assembly aud the rules of ibis couu,
and II appearing ~ satisfactory proof that he Is not
on iuhabiiani Of the commonwealth OF Virginia
On motion ct the compliments ny counsel. 1t u
ordered HAT lie said defendant do appear here on
The first day of the next Spring term 1T This couu,
ami answer the COMPLAINANT bill, and thai a cop,
OF this order be fTlbwiih iusered IN some ucws;a.
per printed IN the ciiy OF Wheeling lot Two month,
suct essively. aud posted al the fOn, door VI lie Cour
house q! Ohiu county A copy leslie.
ALEX Il LAIDLEY, Clerk.
La mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-08
INGRAM e. VENETIAN CARPETS,
SPLENDID O OF
FAN IL Winter Goods.

USr RECEIVED from The East, the mos
80 splendid stock of French aud English Broad.
Beaver and Wellington CLOTHS, Pain and Faucy
Cassimotcs; every variety OF VESTiNGS TO suit
The taste oilhe mosl losIidious.
Having prornred The lales, Fashions from Lon.
don, Paris AMI Philadelphia. the subscriber - PIE
pared To furnish those VIII, may please To give h'm
a call. with a style NOT TO be surpassed IN The West.
lie hopes o see his ficnds. customers and the
yullic generally call and examine hn. stock of su.
petlor goods. before parchnSing slsewhrre
JOHN X BLACK,
Fourth dosr South If the Va. Hoti, Nam 81,
oct II GIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-08
VIRGINIA-,x cm.scsnr AT ,ulrs

NIRGINlA-iN cuAscsR,- al rulrs held
IN The clerks ufhce al the Citcuu Snpcuor
Cuur a Law AID Chsnccry fbr lhe Vvuni, of Okio.
ia ile month 81 Marrh lSl6
John " GIL, John w Watkins. Rob n Paiictsin
J,srth Mkee. James Alexander. o,Nin Rcks
i'hu iirse. William Smith. William R,hmsln
Grorge Mitchell and Isaac Parker SutviV.u o.
Jpha Alexander and joseph Gill, Tmst,es Of The
P,esraeui, Directors and Company ci the Bank OF
alOpul Pleasant. csnpL.isast.
osoina
john Il Forsyth. The Merchants and Nlcrhsnics'
Ratk II Wheeling. Robert NJ Coy. Johnston IItn
'i'H,, Hamilton II ID bhin. RichattffClure The
y rh Western B,uk % vuxinia. st.aac " Aid>
'hel, administrator ot samuel loVt,er d,csa,ed.
Gusisvus Cf,s' ~. ass enee an tpsktupisy Of
james II Fpr>, ~, and ui W,liismB Ali-rbuty.
nnd Alfred J Dnp.ni. james X Is krf. Thoua,
Fell add Diiicl G Lat. Trustee. Dl sdanis
The Drieudanl- John Il forsyih. Jrha. inn Ham
iliO". l%lomibob X puhhin. Allied J pugoni aud
It'iH'- Brll, noI having entered lh,ii appeamnce
i"d gwen srruriy ace.rJiny TO the acf ~ a~emhly
and The rules al ihis cour. end II sppcaring by
satisfactory p'oci ,hHI they are not Inhabitants Of
the comm nv ealth OF v,tginia-cn notion Of lhe
comPlainanis by counsel. u rs ordered that the said
defendants no appear here cu he frS, dsy ol The
neu Spring term of this Cont. aud answer The
comp'ainant's bill. aud that q copy oi ih,, order hC
io''hwiih inserted IN s.me uswsIepcr painted ia
the cry OF Wheelsg for Two months suceessively
and posted 40 The trout door ol the Court house ei
Ohio euuRiy. A copy 'esie.
ALEX L LAlDLEy, Clerk.
PAuLL & WEAyER. mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-08
RRTNTIJNCER,s
ALTERNATIVE & RESTORATIVE SYRUP.
An ENIINE NEGErABLk rREPAkArLON.

ALTERNATIVE x RESTORAIlNE SYRUP.
AN ENtIiiE VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
ENoR the Cure Of S~CROFULA. E.ist=smesi Al
n TIE Jo,ais. Chronic liheumattsm. GoGi, lum-
hogo. DYSPEPSIA. Indigestion. EsuIfioas ia he
Sk,". Nellie Rush. rctct. DGtrsv. SyPhihcic or
Mere urial Disease; IN short lnm all ji,cascs ori,
sing from nn IAlruiiE State ol me BLOOD. a lie
rr gsd co"dii,on oi The Digestive 0fgons or The Is.
iVDrcious u~e ui NEEcuRY.
IL ts uow some Twelve years since The proprietor
came Ia The knnwledee OF lhS Syrup, ~ which
lime II has lac feels harry Ia say. lar exceeded hi
expectations. having performed cures where
S"n:m's P,uacea ard the Narirus prep,rniiuns 81
Sirsapatiiia could no.. though persisted IN for a louy
time. produce Tie least salu,ary I'll cts upon the
patients.
In IL properties. /, is Tonic, Csi'ar'ic. DiopAO.
reic. Dieore,ic. and nets upon he LIVER. BY tNCI.
ting u when laneuid 10 serrc,i-n.
A. nm Ale q ice aud Ia lfcr of ihe BLOOD. II
. honestly hrliev sd by tho Proprietor su ctiur To
any cnhsr medicine now in use.
Indeed il wns not rnnl he had hecorc fully sai
'sfcd OF ~ great medicinal virtues. together With
The solicitations Of persons who had witnessed the
sane. tlai ho would consent to nnlicc tihroueh he
medium of a newspaper. as such n course To him
always seemed 90 much like e~sackerg puiling H.
sell into iioiicc.
Through ihc persuasion NJ many persons, who
seem 10 think him IN duty bound To publis'I il iu
he world Coz ihc teneit Of suffering humanity. he
has n length cumc iu the confusion al pursuing
'he cnurso adopted by every componnder ~ luack
medicines, though he treats not wIih thai bireiaccd
eiironlery which many use in order To cram Iheir
stun down the thtoais a. a loo easily dcludcd rcn.
pie. Cerliicatet uf cures have often been ten.
dcrcd him. (ur which he leel- ,t.ly lhnrkiul To
such for ttcir go d nienlions) Tut such ihiuGs lac
never deemed necessary, rs hc does vi all times
consider his ascertain III Itself, all suticicui. and
those who cannot take fr granted whnI hc saS 5. are
under no comTul-inn To take las medicine. &c.
c0mpany'Ua each hndlc are Instructions fT taking
the Syrup. and also a description of lhe Mind
of pOd H. he us'd. With thc mode of pre-
pairing ~. For sale nj
BRENTIINGEH"S APOTfIECA. Mnrtoc st.
Near the C"uri llnusr, where can be had at any
lr.ur rf the day or night. Physician.' prescriptions
and family medicines ufalf de crtptIurs.
Also Brcniltnger's cumpound Syrup Of Bircsct.
for The cure of Coughs. Colds. LlghlucSs of the
Chest ard L,cpient Consumption.
Should any uerson Iaier u'ing | hottie of this
Cough n iS,urc, cume bach and say hr had received
No bSncGr ir,m 1t, his MoNLy shall ho refunded.
dec % Nv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-08

s,ver security according To the act Of assembly and
he rules ol ,his Court. and II appearing nv atislac.
tory proof that hey are NOT inh,hiaaiso Of lac cnu,.
nouweahh OF Nrem,a- On mouon of IA, COM, luia.
ai by counsel. II j. otdescd ,hn,ihe SAID deleudau,.
10 appear hctc on toe fest DAY of. ihe ncxt Sprpr
term ol lli~ court. aud answer Ne conplamant'.
bill. and Tho, a cory OF this order be Tor hwith
Inserted m some newspaper printed IN the city oi
Wheeling Tor ,wo months eucces.igely. aud posted
It Tie front jw r oithc cour hnu-c uf Ohm county.
A copy tostc. ALIEN \ LAlDLEY.
"a nRNNtr. f. narl 7 Tl.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-08

FtfNN
MCunurll, William NJ cunnrll. james
NC. nnell. Jacob Mcconnell. Ruhct MrCpnneN.
john Mcconnell. Rcheccn MCunuell. MafcatcI
Mcconnell, Elizaheih Good, late Elizabeth M
Conneli. John w iiuIchispn and Maria his wife.
opd Jvtieson l. Singstou. which =nid Blrhara l.
the mother, and which sand William. James.
Jacob. RUberi and Jphu MCuuncll. and Hehccca.
Margaret. Eliz ,heih aud Aiaua. are The brothers
ana sisters vi Alexander Mcconnell. lnre OF Ohio
county. deceased, mud Ihe said James Mcconnell
aud John Richie, administrator oiihe sud Alex,
amber Mcconnell decea,eG, D,feHiynts
THe Defendants John W liuichisnn and Maria
his vile, and John Richie. one of the admini>lra.
iors oi AleSinder Mcconnell. moi having enter, d
Their aPpeamucc aud gwen security according Ia
The act of assembly and the rules of this Court aud
n appearing nv satisfactory proof that they are rot
inhabiinnts of The commonwealth OF Virginia On
motion of The complainant by counsel. II IS ordered
shat The said defendants to APPEAR hero on The first
day Of Tie neu Srung icrm of tbs cunt. asd an-
swCr he complainant bull. and that a ,py of This
order be lorih~ iih inserted Ia some newspaper
printed IN The CITY OF Wheeling Tor two months sue.
cessiveIy, and posted at The front door Of the couri
house OF OHIO couCty- A cory leste.
ALEX II LtIDLEY. Clerk.
Nelson. mar 10
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NIRGINIA-lN cnAscksr-Ar rule. hold

NIRGINIA-iN cnANcKRy-A' rules held
IN The Clerks flee OF The Circuit Superior
Couti ol Law aud Chsncery for The county Of Ohio
in the month of March 1916.
Georgc II Gaiihcr, Joseph ID Matthews. Lancaster
ould and Remus Il ould. partners under The firm
o: Gaither & Co C,mpiaiSants.
against
William ChaPlinc. Noah Il Chnpline, ond Josiah
W ChaPline. late partners under The finn of Wm
Chnp'inc and SONS. ord Jacob : Shr,ver S,bieskt
Brady and Hanson w ChaplInc, Trustees under
q certain deed, &c, aud the said Hanson w
C~hoplne. Trustee under a certain other deed, anl
Alexander L Laidlsy. DeIcn9latS.
The complainan's having filed an nmrndcd and
supplemental bill. and lho defendant Noah z Chap
line. rot having entered his Appearance and given
security according 10 The act of Assembly ani the
rules Of ihis couH. and n appearing by Satisfactory
ptool iha, they are not inhabitants uf the common
wealih Of Virginih-On motion OF The comjlainanls
by counsel. IT Is ordered thai The said aefcnd .tt do
appear here on the first day ol The next Spring team
Of this couri. and answer the complainant. bill und
that a copy oi this order he forthwith inserted ia
some newspaper printed in The oiy OF Wheeling
for two months successfully, and posted al Ihe IRON,
door OF the caurt house Of Ohio county.
A cory Iesie,
ALEX Il LAlDLEY. Clerk.
NILSSON & PECg. mar .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-08
MS CR Il " G. Il.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
70 BE INSURED-or Lot 10 be--ihals The
question whether IL is u better by one sweep
ing IRE. TO be ruincs-and subject 10 nil he ill.,
Ina, fesh is heir 10. or. like a pruden, man 20 to the
Protection 0giee. and then he made safe. comioua-
bic and harpy-we leave ft YOU 4, determine.
The Protection lnsunrco Company uf Hartford.
Conn. having already paid ever $500 600 Of iosses
Tn the Western Country. is eninicd 10 the highest
confidence. and their oseni nj Wheeling. Virginia.
W + PETERSON.
will Iake risks on dwelling houses, ware houses.
stores, mills. factories. &c. together with thar con-
tents. such as furniture, merchnndise. machinery,
|snd every other description OF insu,ablc properly
Also. en- stesm. heel add fa' boats aud their curgoes
~ and ifom any por, on the Western Waters, OF
she most reasonable Terms
E RETURN PREMIUMS
The same ss a, any other flee ia Wheeling.
Office ON Monroe street opposite tie Monro,
liou.e. and neer The Pusl oHce ian 10