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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-31
THE GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORElll
A NEW ESrABLI>nAlENr JUST OPENED BY
J. r. ETUSS 81 On


I | one door ADORE NE United States Hotel
WATER SIT. WHEELING. VA
iJHE PRoPRiEroIS have just received aud are nov,
- opening large and elegant assortment of Toroiy,
VIZ domestic 1oeds purchased in New York Phiiedcl
pha and baltimore. to which the attention Of tho ct
r,, ~ heehng ana surrounding eoun Try respect.
Our stock perhaps the largest In tho ctv cr,,,,,
ing al TIC latest and most approved sycg CONSISTING Of
CLotHS. CASSINfhtgS. az
~ thesr we have rare and excellent assortment s,ct
as Black blue Black. Invisible Green and other Fancy
eors; tcsides ihe.e We have large and well selected
assortment of VISITING such a. plain and Fsoc,.
Stain, plain and &c I'd SIX plain fancy Ma seles BuG
CSsslnero, English Quilting. &c. &c.
1WEEDS AND SUMNER CLOTHS.
Including all qualities and colors
Irish Linens. Linen Check, Bingham. G amhroons ,ri
all other light Goods suitable Cor Summer Maze
A Large Assortment OF
READY M ABE CLOTHING.
"he Snd trimmed iva good sivc, Ia suit the mwca'e
soIluent of fine aud fancy articles, such Linen and
cotton Shirts, Shirt Collars. Bosoms, Hdkfs Scars Sus
penders. Gloves. Hosiery. &C.
Having procured cutters aud wo-kn,en Of scknovl
1ged merit we are prepared To make up any aGole OF
"'hing TO order, IN style that cannot fa 20 please
bse Who appreciate liz, combining aud sanrc
anu ~ iSctthe Good Intent will he found lie one OF Tie
most fashionable establishments In the city.
~ eoncnsion, we iavitc friends fnlv 10
cn ana examine our stock previous purchasing else
where As determined 90 nav thai attention 20 our
onsohofs which will not only merit but secure their
patronage aad influence. ~ RI
JHHUss s. co.
business ON my account. therefore nav friends ard Gus
'fRUSS CO.
ap TO- CIV. GRAHAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-31

Cloth Dress aud FrocS Coats from supcrfne to Ne
dum; fail and complete assortment Of Summer Coa,s;
complete assortment comprising all The varieics quail
flies and prices Cassnci, Nv Jeans and Twccds nIss
aud Frock Goats; very general assortment do do; Cas-
siueros, Cassuc', Cord and BosvortecR Pants do do
Round JACKIE =. &c SC.
Also 90 doz tine Linen and Muslin Shirts Bosoms.
Collars, &C. - dOz. common do, fancy striped Linen
Snd Muslin do; Palmetto ard Leghoyh la.s, with the
usual variety OF Susrcndcrs. Hose. sc.
invite my friends aud customers aud all IN scatch Of
good Goods To give a call, assuring them can and
will sell them good article a, fair prices tor cash the
usual terms to prompt Gus res Eerollcci No. 90 Wa
ter Street. ALEXANDER ROGERS.
aprl ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-31
NEW FAMILY GROCERY

"NA Door NORTH O. Nr. w. t. sEfRs's my coon.
STORE oeroslrr IuE NO nrD moor.
MAlN STREET. WHEELING, VA
y " SNEAi INNEn,
- ENfEtffDllN informs lits iti,nd- and ir nnil,r
=. 81 ihc cay auducigbutApud that De .roy, rccei.
arg "u ottHE s'r sbic 81 the - ON. tUetlus fo,t LA
snineiy tcsh stock - very choice FAMILY G. RgtE.
ihS' fkoEi s@oNS, ssc, consisting n pcit,r tau !oi
lowing articles.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-31
TO MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS ANp
nVUIt,RS

YR3TIIE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly Cor sale a, the
~ lowest prices, an assortment Of MEDICINES,
DRUGS, DYESTUFFs, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VAR
EISH, BRUSHES SC &C.
Confident his prices will give satisfaction, he soiicies
even those who may not intend TO purchase a. the time
% ascertain the prices Of his goods.
Any communications asking the prices OF goods,
most ehcerfully aud promptly answered.
lie would particularly state that he has Sea- Fac
tory In connection with his Store, for Powderina Jsap
RhubsTb lpecacusnla, and many other Medicines; for
grinding Mustard Cinnamon, Alspice, Pepper, Gloves,
&c; and Lamp Black, Black Lead. Venetian Red,
Chrome yellow and green, Nerdegris. Yellow Ochre and
other Pants in oil; all Of which hc Is able sell e
very lowest prices
Pauis mixed already for use and pat up in eerthcn
pos Of different sizes, for family convenience
Putty ofthe hest quality al ~ cents per d. out Of
badders. and cs Ger 10 IN biaddcrs qusuttics OF
pounds and upwards.
No charge made or delivering goods IN any pati ofhe
city j. w. w. GORDON
DRuooIsr, No I52 West Prau, = few doors ffom Light
81 opposite the s. Depot, Baltimore.
feb q.
and intend Offering r,ea'er Inducements IN PERSONS
wishing anything in the Dry Goods line than wo hare
ever done before
Ladies Dtcss Goods % every description.
Geft's Wear Of every description
Linen bunaps ~ very reduced prices the Wheeling
Store JOHNSTON A BEuRYUlIJ,
June ~ No Main Street
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: " III NUUUN = ] Ut
-. Ep,EfsEP.EG.H

~ ~ TAKEN The store 40 80 Main S;rcot orrrei.c
. = Me'da end Hsrlour's Furniture Ware Rooms
y here he mas received and VIII keep aty on hand
large ard handsome sock ~
FASHIONABLE AND SUPERIOR
pay GDOuS
N tlfh nc Oilers a WhOiCsae Retail on tic most n
NOfaNe e ms His STOCK o. new 4 purchased VIII care
ana 81 o 20 with csIecia attention 10 The wants O.
rcai ira1c. The Ladies and Cc1rcmsn ofIVhcciiur
ava vicinity are iuved 20 an on him and DE fatiers
hnset ma they VIII ird his stock ard pfices 10 IL
9he a. desirable as those Of any oiLcr csaJhmea.s a
re dcc'irc7 euumcraiing Goods present ut nc can
assure nag friends That they viii fad everything desired
"a Dry Goods store ifthcy call and examine
ap 10 DUNRR .CW
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M1NTOsIIs WHEATFIELD HOVE

81 IN Ocit > W llEA iflEID HOTEL.
-. 49,. . loW,Ru 81. B,LrtNoar.
FS1ht INbLfSGNEnr csI cc0iiY irfirns hi ~ lends
- and he travelling public gcnrf1y thai he hag t7tfu
ihc entire management OftIc Wheafo1 Hotel sud Thor
oughb cleaned painted and furnished % on suro
ri1r tfr rendori1r ono 1l hc aIfe-ahc Hoics n
JOHN MfNTO-H
81 w. Tbc Whet'fcd Porter BE- si,yays ready Il it.
afFf OF ore ard toaf D convoy t1zga~r ~ TIE llosi
nee vt rhor1r Au4
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

COMMISSIONER sales theatrical circus or s.nar sl,o
tising not 10 be published by the yeAr
Advertisements ehargeshc by the insertion should in
all cases. he accompanied by the written directions a. to
The numher OF insertions; II not they will le published
til forbih. and payment cNacicd,
No advertisements inserted gra'uiiousiv.
Marriages and deaths are published a. news Oldt.
uafies and funeral invitations are advertisements,
The privilege OF advertisers by the year. is confined
TO advertisements of their regular business and not
exceeding squares. All other advertisement sent by
them will Dc charged al the usual rates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-31
THE FRiNKBIX HOUSE.
NO. lO1 Chesaut st. betwe6u 3rd and lth

PHILADELPHIA
FEl popular eid central Hotel es' a'scd nv tic
q Aesss gnderson haviag pas4ad in,o the Ia els oil
~, ~, - ~, owes i,i she ,ellIoa ~ eues =.
- ~. h,,. \ ich ..ihs ''thiih iiuerri -
-'' @itsS. - a' fhnltsioPrns ruee are well known
10 those who have rd, u Willie only necessary to state
itet T. situated ia tho usics par The fashona
BE street, IN c lmmciiac vicinity Of she Exchange Post
Office, Banks, Custom House. Places OF Amusement Ho
ieS Sieam'osi Landings, ksiroSd Dopo's Public Square
COuu-hugscs, &c.
since tio ctaieHo % proNrc,Ors, large amount of
ey hrs teen cNpcrdcd m cnarging, refng, re-furnish-
ing aud painting. Among The nuncrogs improvements
may he gelionel Improved entrances, new ladies' o..
dinacy, new pentlom6u's dining aoou. new nariors
new ohauilers, kitcbcn and bar ROOM hesises
many other minor improvements.
The principal eauus of rsi rate hoc' The Tshlr'sad
Vine Cellar will ic under he management OF Mr. James
VI Stdefson, one ofthe CORNER prppue'ors whose smhi
ipn 10 excel as Catcrcr j. wei. kHowa. lis widely &C.
c'ra'ed cook, Pclc'icrn aided by experienced asis ants
wils.iii continue 20 Re his right band mar.
Tie ONCE and looks viii he under tie charge of Mr. G.
= Euruham lac thc allie editor of.hc Daily Ohio orion
ofCmcinrsti, aid more recently 81 Bosion In 81 "a
grca exec ions have cen mode and hereafter viii no. re
= dfe 70 render luc 'Fra1Nlin one o. hc FIRST
hv,es ior COMFORT, convenience aud toUd living.
Iy fW ID. X MINOR.
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LANES KALAMAZOO, President.
NJ iRGINIA.-AtU Circuit Superior Court OF Iaw and
Chanccry, le.un. continued and held for tire Conn
" OF ONO, at The Cour House thereof Friday, The st
day OF November, 1914.
Borias I. Gardner,


ABSTRACT OF TIE DECREE
NheTeupon the Couu doth adiudu. ar,lcr aud decree
maj lhis cause c referred 10 James PAUL. Isl. WHO "a
lhIe.% APPOINTED Commissioner for te purpose STATE
settle 0nd adjust tie OF Alfred Caldwell tile trus
zee oi sad George Sweqrmgcn ith tue creditors nn
ger me sand decd oftrus. Of the 2.lh January 1872 and
Nai we sud commissioner ascertain nrd rctur tle
m"pnt OF money Which thc said A.red Caldyeii aa re,
ecve| or ~ the exercise OF due and proper diligence ire
oheut 30 nave received t.-cc under Tie said deed ot
uus the amount of the just aud Law fnl expenses uf the
Sald trust Also, wia - due the complainant under the
st'er0i 2s;iiesors IN the said decd and Tie
owner creditors tAcs2ii George 4. SwcarIn.ci named
tfTe, ihc rotaale prouri Oh each creditor must
und under each iasSifc Jolt and that tins PURPOSE
tkF.-4 Ionnli sslfr -ig4Q-z llarr f,lr
le served on al parties within The Commonwealth and
that noiice he given 20 al persons residing wh the
same, rs advertisements inserted and published ia some
newspaper printed in the city OF Wheeling said Coun-
~ 0r c5d thirty days prior Ia the time of taking the
said cccountand that TIE said Commissioner require
each creditor under said decd otrus WHO shall prove
ca.u teore hn. 10 give security for bis able share
al Tie costs OF taking She said account aud tat le report
The same 10 the Court with thing deemed pertinent
himself or specially Required iy efher oiihc P1giios.
Tcste, ALIEN. +. LAlDLEY Clerk.
The parties interested ia She matters mentioned in the
orcyoins decree Sre hereby notified tba have APPOINT
81 NOnday The 2ifu day 81 August uCAf ivy Office ina
the city ofN beeiine. al 0oclork, A. NJ The time aud
place when and where shall commence taxing me ac
count therein digccicd-and require tie appearance Of
the parties there witsJch proofs, vuuehcrs may
he necessary 10 tie proper taking OF said account
jy % im JAMES FAULI. Commissioner.
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TAFg EDlCAL COLLEGE on OfUO-Thc rc.niar an.
AVA nuai course Of Lectures u this in-iituion viii
commences She lsi Monday ID Nuvcu- and continue
uni tue Hssi of March. under hc following arrangement
Ana'nnv, PROF. SliOfW Eli.
Chemistry. fH-iF. LOCKE
surgery, FROF. MISSY
Ma'e-is Mcdtca. pEOf. HARRISON.
Midwifery, HOF. ~ NlGUTf
Theory and Practice. rROT. NOOHHEAu;
Heuunstratof 90 Anatomy, e. L.. AVERY. SD.
Tiokrts lor the entire cnufsc, t0ciudna Hospital is
Matrcuiston. 80 ard nissectna Ticket tsiojw
etio winch mrsi raid iu advance. Thr Hospital aud
hieciinE ickee may o. skcn or omitted 81 tire option
ofthc student. preparatory course Of Lectures VIII fdm
te lst MONDAY ~ 0oofcr ,yich viii hc gystn.
the regular students o. thc Institution The Dis
setting rooms viii te oren az the same time.
iy ie-@1w JOHN =. lIAHRlGON. rcan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-31

WTtEGINfA.-Iv CH,vrrsy.-At Wnics hell d, tr,s
~ Clerks Oicc OF the Circuit sulc-io Cour of t-,g
add Clsncery Zoo the County az ohio, tbe mouth oil
August. 1870
Jsu,ss u re- Gordon, Wi'i-m r. Gordon trr vslnper.
Thomas q. Gorloo and Ssaue.D, Gordon. uitlfa. &C.
Edward ~ lF1hugr, their aeAt lignd
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T7Fe \ IlyFsFsJ gs4feDygs,

y Fu''iF dealers on TIC very 'cst iCrrns
Having made purchases in tine Eastern ci,ics un
rcr NC mos favorable circum7 Inces uncer'a.c 10
sen A. me "a M l7s'crn cost and chrfErs; vii
Ing IN cell TOO oash prompt crsomUs i,r a move
o'mnisslon Our stock willie ;luad very,omP!c'e and
comprises, fcsi-cs . gdirs articles. such En-
BROWN AND BLRACukD GOODS.
Ia1ia'ooueIics, Tickings Prirg. Checks Bdliu-s Of
az hiads, Cloths, Cashmere Sane's, N,s-il-s, ~.
an lHt rctcrai variety usually wanted ii ODE Fry
Goods l0c. end rarcar arent on has tcr gvia tu Tic
Fiichae ~ SMALL ARTICLES avid Taor5 Tfim.
Hoss vi iic very best qualfy.
mails TALfANr & DELArLAIN
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- trW unfold az WHDaTaiSiiCd t0ie.
-, For truth IS mighty and pU prerul"
HeH here 4 como O1Jcc more 1rtih tie Four
bIG moons open. and a stock Of nsu
and Fashionable Spring Goods. al nc
CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE OF
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= GTNEVAL INVIrATION.

- ~ y. Afh+ y - - ' q - w
sEf @ AZ persons wishing purchase any sriice in the
- dry goods wac. Asthc season sadvaucing ard we
wish 70 reduce euf stock make for large an sun
ply. determined 90 sCl a. very reduced prices Onr
1rk present very &c, AVID of great var cfv THE
reason WHY greater arcains than we vn,ld
oic-y-c do Is account of iuying second ulnui,
cr ina season ia short tine lack and as buy pin
cipaiy iu New York, satisfied that we can o.rer
such Inducements cannot DO surpassed 10y any house in
tits cify excepted. I!ulcrng area Inducements
wIl have alcadecy o SELL ts' BE- 0UIul determine ION
JOHNSTON BEBRYHTII
WhoiCsaie AVID ne si Icsiers IN Fo'eign and Bones
j. 22-A cdry goods, 80. ~, Main So. Wheeling
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WHEELING TIMES * ADyERTIsER
a WHEELING TIMES 4 GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED DAILY TRI wEEKLY q WEEKLY ny
y. Z. WHARTON,

A'HtASO 'srASr, sosnOE srArEr
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WHOLESALE
DnE GOODS IIDl 81

-tVHFVt d, HtuIIy w. W0ltI't II0USf,
WHEELING. VA
FfiiE sutsori' crs having established ou.c u has al
a ~, tur Gre Tsnsac'ipu OF Geucri Who.5 ge DR.
Goods busi0Css. are prepared with heir s.c uf
SIAPLE DNliENIIG ANu
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- " coaa.Ll ~ - 10

oaiss s"ouf 81 hcr 0va rFH fnd or Admin srsfttr
OF b.gl' Jn t OUT, d tscd aJd John fslouf Eizs.
iC.I a'uIf, TrtHtHs E-iuur. James Faidur Mao
i-l a.r, Wu.au ~ oar, susa1 hour. snd Brfaion
fa0r, ciialrct sud trts ~ law OF ssid gr,a'on
Ga .lur, desc g r, end John Nfthic. Ieotdaftf
far ur.crdtnt inu0 Richie tut lwina entered bis
eefa1ce and f'rsl ffrusFy a.tuting 10 the acf vi
-rf ~ anH i.e rucs pf t tnaIf, and DO Appealing Nv
sf,s sorry prari tHl eIs rut t iri1 1ut nf DC Com
n0uWr. az hIrrniHt fnyfun ct ffe Csrt,i nsntt ~
ccufsr', o BE- tnIsdt.a See Ftj Dcr.da. du appe.r
nclf tc ua nat of tn u'tt I1I term 0f tbs Govt
l.f -rlNcr t.e Conn ante i'. and 0.u COPY n
.l. Dftef ie hf7wLl H.rfrr iu foYc ueNsyaetr tu--
l.Hti bed .e D.y ei Vic, aE Co... $50 irp1tt sufe,ste
w ..f it.r. tIo ro.t t.rss. tro Cont nrars oh q.
.u .sl y. COPY rfe ALIEN. T. LAlDLEK,
D. a. g. als l'2H C.efk
-r-5IRGitrN.-fs rrssSrgs.a-tt iiu,oa held in Nm,
N Cr'. once ot tI. t CfNf 500 eri1r Court of sp,
.ad paw .'f fhc tuHty ~ oHiu, boz Hc MONTH ~
ID. sm.a, Ato.'rof 1ase saiG,, q, H. Comfiainsnt
ars.
f|' fvf~ tfu.Nr.rtf.t. ed t'eyrafcy Gordon.
..H...- t'o.. .. i.triI .fH. .ru. u.rt sBHa1r.
I t.r. i.sH "a. .... u.f .at,af e.fs.eI her
.H ",a s.rl.r r..H.4 q, ns as ~
f'... I.a.H. t.I .tr.lctIiur lsv
..# tHt Di the
tl. tl.,r .aiu.
~H ' Can. q,
ifl tan Of pH
'I no If -cUt reVf4s..e
H. n. +t rtH.r .nf fWI mlI.hs a.trcr,
as'r" ie t.uit louse ,
n luE. o. LAloi GY cisrs
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AgalnSt


GOOD and Jos W. lis wife, W iiIau \. Bav7n1 and
Ann \. bis vile, SI.i .sI Brady and Mary T.. = hi.
WIG, tvhch fad t|tti D., A'erar.v-, Jane r.. JOaus
W., lrp g., sud Mary T. :. are chdreH and hcifs.t
sw cf Alexander caldwell, dcceaaCI,J aid John CT SON.
Defendants.
Tbs Defendants Chsrcs Seavc and Jsnc IL. bis wife.
" ilIIai A. Dawson and Ann A. his Wic, srd 30 Gi-
son "o hraz entered heir appearances ed give Fcci.
y asoTt p the srl ~ Assembly aud The Tucs Ofihit
'au-' and s'felriUs ig sris.1g.ory proof that tire,
ESQ .o. irh8l Ct She Commonwealth Of Virginia;
on mutton o tie Compliments Hy counsel iE ofdefri
TIA e sad Ho,oUdt do aresr hers ihe frsl day 81
tc atNt tdI ie,m of THE Couu ald answer C1nt,
anfWsl s3d thai copy uf thi' order Dc fOrihW li
usc tat in some newspaper pinici ~ trc city ofvher
nag ipr Two months excessively al posed ths float
COOS u4 tat tUuU .DU-e bIiU county, Corv tCEe.
~ aurln-.ln ALEE. l. I.AInI.EN-l. ~.
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Complainant

Rules held IN The
Circui' Surcfior Court Of Law
,nty 81 OEiO, iH tie month Vt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

Wool, with the or 6 600 troops then under his
command will INN, diat,ly march into Chihua.
hua. We are all confident we shall sec rha,
'' Department of Mexico, aud we are burning to
get into it, as il is said to be a young paradise.
Men on board this boat that have been at san
Antonio give a very favorable account Of it. The
climate is mild and healthy, and the water IN
comparable
TO what command Gen Shields is destined,
I've Is as ign rant, presume, as everybody else
lie Is a, present with Gen. Wool, with whom he
left Orleans on the steamer Galveston, for this
place at the same time the troops left.
NiI write again after VIC &c, located at la
Baca, probably to-m0rrow, and afterwards as or-
poTtuuiiies present
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

and he obtains instant help. 1t is
customary for the nearest relative
to keep this dreary watch! and from
beautiful sentiment which must al
most tend to reconcile the watcher
to his ghostly task, he is faled to
watch there alone, that it may be he
who calls back the ebbing life, and
none may share in JOY so holy and
so deep-a JOY moreover, so unhop-
ed for .-*ra-er'S lIqgaziRe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21
DE TlS IsY.
ID r. j. = + \ RSON,
Resilient Dentist,

IIt0LVVWE DIVTTNFi
0H,rs his Professional services to the CT tizcns of
Ottawa and vicinity.
TEETH inserted upon gold or silver plate
upon pivot, etc, SO as to answer all purposes of
mastlcation. Decaycd Teeth filled with gold,
liver or tin foil. roolh-sche cured withou,
au'ing pain, which enables him to save many
esth that wouli otherwise have to be extract
nd. ar All operations to provo successful, or
40 pay. Charges moasrme. Office OIL La
Sale street, east Of the Court house.
June 81, 1916. ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

Gen. In,Ior'- Family.
The following is from a communi
cation made to the Pennsylvania
quite recently:
In the year 1862 James Taylor
the first | may say, emigrated to thi.
country from England and located
in the eastern part of Virginia
Coming from a country where the
law of primogeniture was consider.
ed next to the law of God, it was
nothing more than reasonable that
he should cleave to the same opin-
ion even though the very goal which
he sought in coming here was an in
discriminate equality among men.
His own name | have said was
James his eldest son took the same,
and so of his eldest son down to the
present time. In no case has the
son died before the father; and al
though two centuries have clap
sed, the prospect is still fair for a
successful indulgence of what, in
this country at least, is an innocent
prejudice. Gen. James Taylor, of
Newport, Kentucky, is at the pres
ent time the senior; having a son of
the same name, and the latter also
one of the same name, and all in
good lIealth.-Gen. Taylor, of New
port, was Quarter-Master General
in the army at Hull's surrender :;
and though now nearly eighty years
of age, is always ready to pronounce
Hnathema Marana'ha upon that
unfortunate individual. He is worth,
in this worlds goods, near one mill
ion of dollars; and is the father-in-
law of the Hon. John w. Tibbatts,
of the House Of Representatives.
The collateral branches, spring.
ing of course from the younger sons
and daughters all the way, have ex-
tended into many parts of Virginia,
North Carolina and Kentucky, and
in fact all over the Southern States.
even into Texas. ! once had the
Measure of constrnctino. .sr,.iI.
tree" for the ora.ifcali121 n tIn III
General at Newrort and r,sII ro
member that among these latter
were to be found sucl names MS.
James Madison; john Tar,-. .f
Caroline: Judge Fc#...n. ot E;r-
gra Gen. Ueu.e U.. ..H
many others not uu.u-.u .1 ..u,..
able distinction. Gene James. a.
NcwFar. au5 ..4aa and u..
Taylor. believe, YOUNGER .-...r.s.
cmi.rs'- +. K-uu,. ... -r.r
earliest a. . ..so,, i.- ..,
latter tor. ... viii, #..
. VIRGINIA. lrt..s g-wr.. A.. ...
..., I" uu s. l.. .....
Cos. I'D. N....r. r.,Ls.. ,~... ..,.
,.a ., Dick. 1t will he scen rr,o
}uut. ,.atn State and pcrlons M
country in the Union can claim him.
as it is probable that at tl,c timc Of
his birth, Kentucky was not admit
ted as a State. thouoh | do NOT rc-
collect. This would make him. in
the Indian dialect, "Old Rouoh and
Ready, of the Bloody Land
s.,,,.. ,.,, .
The German ceremonial or irtor
ment is complicated and minute and
all persons Of b;,,h birth ora oxnnn
ted to conform 70 if in eycry nortic
Mar Amonr tho r;tos vhioL nro
cede burial Is one which try;rr as
it cannot fail 70 nrovc r. tbe I nr;no;
pal actors. nevertheless areatlv
tends to tranon;l;zo tLc m;nd ~ 81 tlo
survivors II il rocoss,ry tbat ,"o
sbould describe The For ronrand
twenty hours the corrse remains mn
der the roof whers tbc death has ta
ken place. and While there al tLo
affecting Offices necessary 70 its f.
nal burial are nerfnrmeJ Th;s Gmo
it is carried 70 fine csmate
ry, and laid in its winding Sheet. nm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

WAGNER d PARKER.

Attorneys & Counscllors at Law, .lUr0yo
Office on the east side Of the river, over
WagcTs new stare