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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-25
Row IN MANCHESTER N, H.-A

Row IN MANCHESTER N, IA
row of a very serious character took
place at Manchester on sunday evening
last. Two men and women were walk
ing together past the shantees of some lr>
ish Ia6orers engaged on The canal, when
several of them attacked the two men, and
took the women away from them into their
shantees, and shamefully abused them
The two men Immediately started off for
assistance, and returned with a large body
of men, who made an attack on The Irish,
when a desperate fight ensued. Report
SAYS that several of the Irish party were
severely, and some MORALLY wounded, &
that two died during the following night,
or the next morning. One OF the men
who was Originally attacked. is reported
20 have been badly stabbed in the temple.
-7ranscripk
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-25

In the list of passengers in the Packet Ship Que
bee, which sailed from New York for London,
June 18th, we notice the names of S. W. DANA
Esqr., of Troy, N. Y, and DR. A. G. DANA OF
this town. DR. Dana accompanies his brother who
goes abroad for his health. s..
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-25

RECOVERY OF MONEY. Mr. B. w.
Winter arrived in this city on Thursday
last, in the steamer Caledonia, from Eng
land, in search Of an Englishman named
A. V. Leman, who had swindled him
and other persons in England out of 49,
OO0I. With the assistance of Mr. Wat
son Freeman, Deputy Sheriff, Leman
was discovered on Friday, and comprom-
lsed the matter by returning nearly the
whole amount o the money which he had
fraudulently obtained. Leman was a ma.
hogany dealer in London, and obtained
the above amount of money on credit, and
then came 10 this country, pretending to
his creditors that he had lost his money
by specializing in railroad stocks.-Bee.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. We learn
that the Agents of the Telegraph have al
ready located their office for this city in the
Atheneum building, and that the wires
between This city and Saratoga are TO be
put up without delay. We are not edvis-
ed of the length of time required to COM
plete the necessary work; but we have the
assurance that i! is in efficient hands, and
will be expedited as much as possible. So
Troy, in common with her sister cities, is
soon TO enjoy the advantages Of this won
derful and wonder working invenlion.-
Troy Budget.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-25

COUNTY sENAT rs. The Wings OF
old Addison met in convention, June 10,
IN Middlebury, and nominated Hon. DA.
Wis RlCH and Gen. WILLIAM NASH, as
candidates for Senator's oflhe State Senate.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-25

TEMPERANCE IN New YORK. Re.
turns from more Than two-lhirds OF the
towns and cities have been received, and
more than two-thi.ds of these, have gone
against licensing. The majority against,
thus far, is more than FORTY THOU
SAND!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28

"TRUTH WITHOUT FEkR
IBLh1@ZiISBBGG 8
SATURDAY, .MaRCH as, 1916.

BPOur thanks are due to Mr.. Funston
of the House, for copy Of The 'TabuIa
Statement relating TO the Tax on Real and
Personal Estate, for Stale purposes; the
Revenue arising from that & other sources
and to the payments to Common Schools
for lhe periods therein named,' a mos
valuable work, made out by the Auditor
General and Stale Treasurer, in compliance
with Resolution Of the House of Repre-
sentalives offered by Mr. FERNoN, and ad
opted on the l2th ul. The report shows
large amount Of outstanding taxes up tt
the Isl Of February, 1916, but little shor
Of $400, 600! The whole amount of tax
&C., paid INTO The Treasury BY the severa
counties during The month Of December
ls45 and January ls46; was $6l5,637 s;
and the amount paid to them for school pur
poses, was $747l5 70
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28

The eai,o, oC the BIsi,syiIlo ,Cilizen,' in
,.1.,,..,;..,c c,ho,l C,.n,.,;oo -,
''"'"s "'',"''',' , W ''''
emily he'd III l"o'a"a county, I"0O'S'' !"
he following iudIeious and weII,tmed re-
marks in relation to the Infamous practice
entertained bv some Schools Dirrc,ors, .,
" ,Y,,;.- .-...,.....,,.... .,...,4,.,,,.
'"F'o> "s "''"''' d. '''9 "0"'' ''"'''' "'
on canal at The lowest prre "I'h"m any
regard TO their qualifications. The sLilol
, ,iob, and we ,rps, bis rcnsrks will eyef
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
SPRING ELECTION.

Bloom. Consiabics-Joscph Brown b
F. Hartman. JUdgc- Hugh Thompson
ASsess or Daniel lee.
Beaver JtStice Christian Shnman
C0nsta5c--Joho Shuman, JUdge DAME
Davis Assessor- Daniel Sngy.
Brier creek Coastabic-Jbcob Grlon
hdgc-David ShI0ur, As8essor-W Wm
Lannlng.
Centre Jushce William IIulchison.
Cons'abie-George Y. Sloan su& Como,
Biuenbeuder had 6G votes. JUdge--Isa
Solmon. Asses8or-EIwood Hughes
CauawIssa.
Derry, COnsiabie-John F. Budr
Judge-Dtvd Dcrr AsscaSor-Jame
Luke
Fishing creek. Jusiice-A. W, Kiln"
CORstaJie--Jer. SuIes. HldgR--Samue
YosI, ASSeSsor--Thomas ] Hurchi.on
Franklin, CoaSiaJIe-Joh Low, Mdg0
Joseph Yeuer, ,4sseSSor-Aaron Lam
berson
Greenwood. ConaiaJle-Pelpr Gror
jr. Judge William Shoemaker. asSessO,
- John RoblGs
HemIock. ConS'05ie- Daniel Ncwhar
Wge-EII Thornton. ASSeas0r--Jame'
Ia Nevios.
Jackson Constablc-Tho. W. Yoana
Ju"ge-JaCob hunger, .fS6eSSor-S. C.
Strong Esq
Liberty. Jusiice-John YIondrickson
Consta6ie- Henry Slack. A0SeSor-Jo-
Carr
Limestone. J"8tiCF-John Shearer
Con'tO6'e-John Marshall. Judgc - Dan
FoIJmer' HaSeaSor-Jo,eph Rank
MAN. COnSt0b!e- RodoI2h SNDman
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
EVILS OF INTOXICATlON.

A young man, one bitter cold night las
week, returning intoxicated 10 bis home ii
WaIerborough, Maine, went up 10 huge
snow Drift in his way, and, supPosng it lc
be his own proper bed, und,ossed himssl
and plunged in! His brother happening
fortunately, 70 come along soon after, cav
his clothes, aud was induced thereby I,
search for hun. Elo drew him on, nearly
dead. a little while longer and he woul;
have persisted, As it was, his life is con
endangered,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
SCHOOLS IN VIRGINIA.

The Legislature Of Virginia, at its Iao
session, passed two school b,Ils--one Io
amend the present primary school system,
and adding fund to be received from lht
General Government Of from $50 II
$50, 900; the Other establishing system ot
district free schools The latter is to bt
submitted to the voters q the polls, in lSl7
upon demand Of one-Ihitd Of the qualified
voters, and TO be adopted upon vote Of
lwo-lhiIds.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
CATTAMI&SA BRIDGE

We understand that arrangements are be-
ing made le rebuild this bridge duling thu
coming SummCr-in the mean lime, ferry
has been established at Ihe old crossing al
The mouth Of Fishing creek, near Judge
Rupert, he cnIerprsing proprietor having
obtained good and solIiCien! boats to accom-,
odale the travelling community by sIrans'
porting either heavy or light teams across
The river We, here(ore,rJoice to have il
to say, that there will be no interruption Ic
he ravel on this important route.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
FIRE

About nine o'clock on last Sunday morn
ing, the cry Of fire again rang through ou
village Ii proved to proceed from two
story frame house, upon the farm of Col
Joseph Paxton near the mouth Of Fishing
creek. occupied by Mr.. Jacob Brombaucb
Although mile and half distant from
here, yet many arrived in time to assist If
saving the contents Of the house, and tc
protect the barn and out houses, which sur
rounded the dwelling, from taking fire
The house was consumed, but most Of The
furniture &C. vas saved.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
HAIL STORM.

Ga Wednesday afternoon 25th inst. We
wers visited with thunder shower accom-,
panied by plentiful supply Of hail some oI
it a, largo as pjgcons eggs, There being
but ligh, wind, it done but little or ne
damage 10 glass. g..
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
THE LEGISLATURE E.

A bill has passed the house authorizing
the reconstruction Of the CarawIssa bridge
and bills have been reported in the Senate
relating TO the Bloomsburg Rail Road Iron
Company and the Montour Iron Works.
Not having seen. copy of the bills, we
cannot tell The nature of them.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
THE FRESHET.

The late (rsshet was not as destructive
to the public works as was anticipated i
would BE-. The Jnnia'a Division is bn
lj,Ne damaged, and will bs in ordelIin tw,
weeks. The Delaware Division, has su(
fered cOnsiderabIy,the working Of the bank,
and lha carrying away of canal bridges, bu
it is thought it can be repaired by The frs
Of May. The West Branch canal has ya
ceived lille or no damage. The damage OF
he North Branch canal Is much less thar
was expected. The Supervisor thinks h,
can have i, in operation by the frs! or mid.
do of May The Nonticoke Dam is uoia'
iured, and tho only severe injury that lb'
canal has received except I'VE loss Of Fish
ing creek and DanvIla aquPducs, is the
breach al the Espoytown COIrcrl, Tit
banks in several places have washed away
to some extent, but will be easily repaired
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28

From this ltappcars that while the cost
Of education varies comparatively little, the
revonue Of The State has been n'doubed every
second year, Thus tho revenue of 1913
is double that lS4l; and that Of 1916 double
that 1913, and four times as large as that Of
ls4l, Who can doubt after such an ex.
hibi,, that Pennsylvania has the ability to
cancel every dollar Of her Indebtedness.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28

The Susquehsnna River is again on
the rise, aod we learn thar the Danvlle
Rolling Mill has again been compelled
TO stop on account of hi" water.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28

Green peas and saParagus had been com
mon for Two weeks at New OrIeaus,on the
the 18Th inst, 'cowcunber5' were just Gem
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28

The following table shows The aggregate
If the State revenue for the last fve years,
as also the disbursements Of school fund,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
TEXAS

The Legislature of Texas having assem-
5Ied, the State government has been organ,
lzed by the inauguration Of governor
md the appointment Of the various officer:
created by their constitution. Her lone
star has now been annexed to the gorou.
phalanx Of stars of the American Requisite
And to complete the union General H9us
ton and Rush, the new United States Seoa
tors from Texas, have arrived at Washing.
ton, and taken there seals
A new project has been started at Wilkes
barre for continuous Rail Road to PhiIa
dcIphia by connecting the Lehigh an,
Susquchannab, Rail Road with the Beaye
Meadows and Little SchuyIkllI Rail Road
II is stated that it will be only necessary tt
make Is miles Of new Road TO compet
the connexllOn.
The late fresheI completely inundated
North Danyile, the land IN the vicinity AM
covering the floor Of The Rolling Mill fou
leeI. 1t became also Necessary TO banl
around the furnaces to keep me water from
ihe hearlhs. The most damage wa
10 the contents nf celIars oC housea an,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-13
NJ. * II. SWEENEY.
Lave jus, received aud opsnesl 90 pockas
FINE CHINA pnA QUEENSlyAH

Lave jus, received aud opsnesl 90 pnckagc,
L Il FINE CHINA erA QUEENSWARE.
Amene other articles they have
Fine Gold hand China Tea Sets from 81 To 100 o.
Rieh Gill and Fancy 4. 30
DO a. exifs 6ne ~
Richly deeoiaied Aian,el orraneuis. ColvSars. Fan.
cy Ink. Basket. &c. Ia great vane'y
The Ladies arc invited to cali aud examine
ihese. a. they suspss- auy thing OF the kind e,es
before brought 10 his cuun,ry ond arc worth seeing
Rich Gil, aud unbiased Fruit Baskets. laced 4 high
Nhhe china DO do do
Cit ari plain CUmru,iers. Cas.etulle.. Turrecns
boais ani S'an',; rsn Pots. cugsos sud Cleans.
Tea and C"iiee Cup. and Saueers. Plates &c. hu,ed
psin and ia"cy styles. IA sels pieces Gus,
toners
liza eommen ware We have I.I~cfgcul Dishes aad
Plates of oil szes. Teas sad Coses. Tea aud CuiIee
fo's. Sossrs and Creams, az. of vari4ss eolois.
printed. Flowing blue and Fancy ToileI Sets: com.
mon edged Plates, Dishcs. Teas, SC, Sc. with eve
~ other article usually KEEP, tic extensive
establishments IN the country atd Which Tie pubic
need Ony call aid prlco 10 DC satisfied that we sell
lower than they can be purchase elsewhere We
have on hand aud ore constantly manufacturing
Cut and plain Hell Lamps. Lanterns. Tuuibles
Dishes. &c, whIck tge'her with our stock Of
Queenswsrc. we ,nvite the attention 81 pnrchs-sts
either Wholesale sr rs'ail EafchoGsrs NJ. mud
Monroe 5, Wheeling. Va nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-13
BRENTl.INGER,S
& RESTORATIVE SYRUP.

n y 4
AN ENTIRE VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
| lNOR me Cure oi SCROkULA. Enlai NJ a
| u the Jn,sfs. Chron,c Rheuplstisru. Cuut, / nin
haxo. DYSPEPSIA I.dig esiio. ErsEt,oss q. a.
| SAis. Nei,is Rash. letter, DgorsY. SyphIhciie VI
Mer, srial Disease; ia shGri al diseases utr
sing from nm RI state OF me BLOOD n Dc
rarged sondit-n ~ the Digestive Ogsns or iLo ~.
JUDictors u.e Of MERCURY.
Ia 10 uaw some twsly years since the proptieto,
came Ia the knaw ledge vt Ib, Syrup. ia whic.
lime ia has he fr~ls happy To say. Tar exceeded L,,
expectations. having performed cures who're
Sasspar.ls could mol. thosgh persisted .. for long
lime. produce The lessi ssluisfy ,nseis upon TIE
paiiesis.
la lie properties. 1, 10 7ssie, CsfAarfie. Di1pAo
~efie. Disors,ic ssd acs upon The LIVER. by ,Ksi-
tins IL when Isnsuid to sscrston.
As an Ahsrs sss sad Purifier " the BLOOD. ii
10 honestly b~lisv 81 by the Proprietor sn@eIor to
any other medicine IN
Indeed a. wss not until hc had become fully sat
isied Of ito great medicinal virtues together wi,h
the solicitations Of persons who had niIr.ssed the
same. that he would conscnt to np,iCe NthtOugh the
medium Of u newspaper. Us such coarse 10 h N
'i"ay. seemed ~ much like qsaeAery pufIiug AZ
self into iIOiicr.
Through tho persuasion OF many persons, who
seem To Ihiuk him IA duty bouud 10 pub.h II Ia
he world ior tho esIs6l Of suffering humanity. lac
,ss VI length come is the couclussOn Ut pHf.uIUg
he course adapted by every compoonder NJ 9uuch
medicines. though he treats no, With that b,reiaceJ
'Hronisry Which many use in order Ia cram IseIt
ud down the thros's OF . too easily delud,d reu-
'ls. Csrii6caiss II curss have often been len
Tered him. (for which he ieels truly ,hnHkul 10
'uch ior their GO inirniou.) hut such thugs lac
lever deemed necesssry, Ne he does n, ~ umcs
onsrler hi. assertion u sslf all sufTicienl, and
hose tho cannot take Ter granted Whit he ssy are
'nder no comrulsion io take has medicine Ac-
umPanyiLe each bottle instructions Or taking
he Syrup, aud also a description ct the hind !
4 rod ." - used. With tho mOdc vi pre-
arng ~. Ear sale at
BRENTLiNGER's ApoTHECA. Monroe St. (
Year the Court House. where can be bad at all,
"ur "l the day night, Ply sicinns' prescs ptVns
nj fnmiiy medicines vi Ill de criptoEs.
Also Bren,lins.r's Compound Syrup OF neat
nr The cure Of Coughs. Colds. Lghiness Of The |
hest aud Ine,pienf Consumpiiss.
Should any person Janer using bn,iis of this |
,ough n is'ure. coas bach and any he had received
% bsne6, it,n ii. his soSAv shall DO refunded.
dec % ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-13
NEL.oN & rEcK.


AJIRGINiA-IN CnAScEkr AT Rules held
ia ihe Clerks office of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chanrery for The county OF Ono.
ia he month of March 1876
Francis Skinner. William ) I.iocoln, and Henry
Horton. partners under The drm Of r'ancs Skin.
uer Co. CemPlaisani',
ogaisut
Samuel Caldwell, Alfred Caldwell and John Lat
en4 S0besNi Bsaiy. Executors Of jaime. Csid ell
decreased D,6,sd.ns
the defendant Samuel CALDWELL. nuI having
cnieied his appearance aud given security accerdin,
10 Ito 0et OF assembly snj tho rale. of .hs eonfi
aud - sFpeanng ~ satisfactory proof that he
an inhahiiaBi of The commonwealth OF Virginia
On motion Of The oomplainanIs by counsel, IL u
ordered that the said tefs Sdant do appear here or
The iirsl day Of the mex, Spring term uf this court
anu answer The cunplauani.' bill. aud thai u cog,
al th,s order be- fIihwIh inserted ~ some newsya
per pr,nIed IN the city ri Wheeling Tor i~o mont
essvey. aud POSTED at The fson, door The Cour
house o. OHIO county a copy leslie.
! ALEX Il LAIDLEY. Clerk
l. ar mar .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-13
TYIEGRANDPURG.4TTVE

n NLICkENERS StCAR>COAIED NEGETA.
~ BILE PILLS. ior the cure ol Headache. DIS.
repsia PANS ~ the Back. Dfovsy. Measles lieart-
hurn, Quincy, Fis. feelings OF ths Sk,n. G,Jdness
S,urvy. tnwsrd Weakness. Asthma. Sail Rheum.
WORMS whooping Cough Colds. Liver Com olnni
Rheumatism. Small Pox. Palptiatiun OF the Heart,
Feysrs oil ull Kinds. Chuera Nothgs ErysipelaS
Goui. Nervous Complains. Piles. Jaund,oe. Rising
IN the Thr,ai Female Complaints. C,sughs Con-
sumption. Deafness, Gravel. and variety OF Oihcr
diseases arising from impurities of The blooJ aud
uhsir uci,ons in Tie organs of digestion
E.peurnce has proye, thai nearly every disease
TO uhl-h The human frame i. .uiivct Originates
from impurities e( the Blood or Der.ugemeu,s al
The Digestive Orsan.; and to sccute Health we
mus, remove tbo.e Ob.,ruciiors or te.lre LL,o, la
It's natural Stale This in,poriaEt fact In, long
heen familiar Ia the World hat our natural a, etsiou
10 medicine IN any shane has nithetlu Determined
Us in MANY cases 10 prefer an, dts,ase Ia Ms cure
Na,x hov.v., The iisc,,,n h. ,fI.,,u,ify te,apved
Inv C',ckener'. Pn,yat,ye pill. which being com.
pIetely enyeloped with n cuai,ns Of pure white SUI
o., 10. d,,,nc, i,om the ,n,.rn,l ;n,r,en, n. mn,
she'll from IN, ke,n.D havo mn ,as,, oi med,c,n.
I'm, arc =. ,.,,Iy ,waIIow nj .s hi,. oC a,dy.-
Narrower thev u,ih,r paDs,ai, ar erin, m ,he
sLsbte.t Jes,,e This ia occ,si,n,i hv the laet
.,be, ,h.v ot. e,mnoundeJ ON ,c,en,iGc nnncinl..
and based ON an intimate acouatnianre win The
origin of disease and the actual structure Of the
Inn,.n .,.,sm nbicb cuahle. ,hc,o +, ons,o,e a.
liz nil ihR dikfa an Illp slffu
INN, for e,amule. # the Liver he efactea one in
,,od,en will one,as ON ,hni nnt,,eula, ot,,n nnJ
D., claansnr ~ =, ,ha, exc,.s ChIe =, = ,,o,st,nil
di.charcinr into The stomach restore II 10 n, natntaI
.,a,. ano,hc, =, IN orc,,,. on ~. MOOD anJ ~.
mav. ,hose imnu,;,ie. ,,L,cb have already entered
io,o A., eircuation, while the IhrJ w,lI efIecuall
.,o,i from ,b, system ,ho,.veI ,n,o,ri,,es m,y
Layo been d.cha,sed into the stomach though me
;n.,,,,, .rtaLtv AT I've other ,ps,eJ,ents uenc.
,h.y s,iL. nj The ROOF of di.,n.e feuo>e All ,npute
huror. t,he pt,pcipal cause Of dI.casol iron, ,h,
body opc, the pores externally and Internally; Pre-
mole The in.ensble perspirstion, separate all for
.rep md obnoxious particles from The Chylc ensure
a Tree and healthy actIon 4, The Leari lungs and
liver. md thereby restore heal,h. even when every
Other mean. have failed
| The entire truth Of the above can be asccualned
by The trial Of a single box and Ihr,t virtues are
80 positive and certain ~ restoring health that the
proprietor binds himself 10 relnm the msney paid
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-13
NEW JEWELRY.

< USr RECEIVED very large and rch
~ s"unrnt ol Jewtly. SC, &C. CONSISTING OF Da.
nond Rur. at from Gvo tp sisly dollar; Ruby.
Garnet ToI0Z Opal. Acsumi me, Pear Sol ui,L
ohcr Set RWea
Yer, heavy lnin fuc Gold Rings, Seal and Mnt.
lo Kus- 5 me ,c'y Gno Ladis-' press. with Ia.
mcfuu Tupaz asd oihct Sluuc Snis
Fte Drsee.eis. Necklaces. Bmcele! Clasps, Sc.
Fine G5!d GuSrd aud Fob Chains
Odd Guard k,ys
As, Gentlemen. Pin- very frc Diamond Pms.
n'he' ahssd OF anything you have seen ~ ih.s
IA Sri G,r some lis.c Call and them
Sppttiui ShH ) uds with Stone Sells. In,iia,,od
h.. Pau. G,,d 8, JNO BISHOP,
Siga II IAs ORIGINAL m; WATCH
dee - No 1872 Mum SUseL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-13
FRITZ 'rREEa.

a FEW THOUSAND VIRGINIA HUGHES
q CRAB APPLE TREES. nnd n large yaTiviy
ii ,ho b, 81 selected pfancl IRAN; iot sale ~
ID ZANE, Wheeling Island.
Persons deslrous Oi procuring Fruu Tees ven
net fnl better opportunity Of supplying lhom-
selves.
Refer Ia mr. Johnston, Louisy lie Ky; James IL
Forsyth nnd E'y Dorsey. Wheeling. Va.
nov IL ikm
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| TIRGINIA-,S cm.scsnr-A, rule. hel

VTIRGINIA-iS cnAscsRY-At rules held
V m the clerk. once 81 the Circuit Snpero,
Court Of La ard Chan~er Cor the ,oant, 0I ohio
VA the moth of Msrrh 1876
John " GIL. John w watkins. Rnb n Patterson
joseph Mkee. james Alexander o.~in Dcks
John iioee. w,liisn, Smith. William Rsbinson.
George Mitchell aud isaac Parker Survivors O.
Jvha Alexander and Joseph Gill, Trustees of the
P'esdeu'. Direction. ssd Company al the Bank oi
AlVuat PIesran'. ConYliiAasis.
against
John X Forsyth. The Metchani. aud Mechanics
Bank OF Wheeling, R,sri MCoy. Johnston Ham.
ibOn, Hamilton X ID ,bb.n. Rich ard Mcclure. The
Norh wcs'ern Book Of Virginia. I-aac W, siiI.
Chell. Rdminisiraior OF Samuel Low the decss.ed,
Gusiavus Crs,p. snse in bankruptcy OF
James II For-v,h, and vf William h Auerbuty
aud Alfred Dup,ni. Jane. X Bskcr. Thona,
Poll sud DANIEL G Lisi. Trustee. Def ndanls
The Defendant. John II tss.yth. JohA.ion fIsm
iion. Hamilton pybbn. Alfred J Dupont and
Thomas Bell. net Ls,ins snietej their appearance
and gwen security sceoraisg 10 The act 81 assembly
sna the rules OF tina ccssf. aud a appearing by
satisfactory pool That ihsv not inLs hianis oi
me commonwealth VI v1gioia--on moi,oo OF the
conplainanis by counsel. "a ordered that the said
defendants do appear hess the first day VI The
next Spring term " Ihi, Count, aud answer the (
complainant. bali. aud shat copy OF ihi. order be
lo'ihwIih inserted ia zone newsp paper printed IN
The CITY Of Whecl,sg for two month. successfully
aud posted The ffosi door.ui tie Count house eli
Ohio cOuEiy, A copy ,esle.
ALEX v LAiDLEY. CLERK.
PACLL & WEAVER. mars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-13


NTIRGINIA-i casscEKr-Ai ruls. held
q VA the Clesh's ,ili,s VI The Cncuu Superior
G. art Oi law a"d Ch<acefy Coz The county of OLio
"a the month of Mach I $50
Gop'gc II GaiiLef. Jss.ph u Mathews. Lancaster
Ouid and Remus onld. partners under The firm
.: Gai,l'er u CO C'mpLaihasb.
ogsisa
William Chapline. Noah z Chsplne, and Josiah
" ChaFine. laie partners 1nd-tIse firm al Wm
Chapine and Sons. ard Jsoob Shriver. S,bieski
Brady and Hanson w Chspiine. Trustees under
ceHsiu deed. Sc, aud the ssid Hanson w
Cha,hne. Trustee under . certain other deed, ami
Alexander II LaIilsy. DeJeRdants.
The cumplanan's having fled an amended and
supplemental ball. aud Tho defendant Noah Z Chap
Inc. rot having entered his, appearance aud given
security according 10 the act VI Assembly aud The
rules of lbs count. and appearing by ia,i.lscory
pto"i that they not inhsbitanis nf the common-
WealiA OF Vrgisia--On motion Of The con lainani.
10y counsel IL - ordered that The said sefrnd all do
appear here Ihe first day of he Spring term
"f this court. aud answer e complainant. bail. and
that cory of this crder he forthwith inserted ia
.ou.e newspaper printed in The city Of Wheeling
tor two months successveiy, and posted al The irOni
door Of the osurl house Of chto county.
cory tesie.
ALEX + LAlDLEY. Clerk.
NELSON & fEcK. mar .