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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-19
From Mc Charleston Eccning Nc,os.

The Smithsonian institute.-On the last
day, and almost the las, hour of the ses
sion, the bill ITO establish The Smithsonian
Institution was passed. The national
faith, pledged to the execution Of the i'm
portant trust confded to Congress, has
therefore begun TO be redeemed; it re.
mains To be seen in wha, manner the Re-
gents Of the Institution will carry out the
views Of the founder. The selection Of
these gentlemen has a, least been judiclons.
Among them we notice The name OF w.
G. Preston of South Carolina.
The Regents created by the bill con
sist Of fifteen persons-tbree er o1tcao-
the Vice President Of the United S'aies'
and the Mayor Of Washington, three Sen.
alors to be appointed hy the President Of
the Senate three representatives appoint
ed by the Speaker of the House; and SIX 81:
citizens at large, (,wo of them 10 be resi-:
dents Of Washington, and members OF the
National Inslitute,j to be. appointed by
Joint resolution ofbolh Houses. The three
Representatives are Rober; Dale Owen
OF Indiana, William J.. Hnugh of y. 4,
and Henry W. HiIliard Of .Alabama.Elh1
six citizens are Rufus Choate>of Massa-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-19
JAMES K. POLK.
Washington, Sth August, 1916.

French Spoliation BI.-The President has
vetoed the French Spoliatioa Bill. We copy
the first section Of the Bill.
ABILL.
To provide for the ascertainment Of claims
of American citizens for spoliations pri-
or to the thirtyfrst day Of July, Que
thousand eight hundred and one.
Be il enacted 6y ihe Senate and House
of Representatives. of the United States Of
America, in Congress assembled, That sat
isfaclion shall be made, to an amount not
exceeding five millions Of dollars, to such
citizens Of the United States, or to their
legal representatives, as had valid claims
10 Indemnity upon the French govern
ment, arising out Of illegal captures, de.
tentiens, forcible seizures, illegal condem-
nations. aud con6scatiou, committed prior
to the ratification of The convention be-
tween the United States aud the French
republic concluded on the ihirtieih day Of
September, one thousand eigh, hundred.
the ratiGcaIions Of which were exchanged
on the thirty-6rst day of July following {:
Provided, That the provisions Of this act
shall not extend to such claims as are stip-
ulated for and embraced nlhe convention
between The United States and the French
republic concluded ora the thirtieth day of
April, one thousand eight hundred and
three, aud for the liquidation and, payment
whereof provision is made in the said con-
yention,; nor. to such claims as were al
lowed and paid, in whole or in part, IN,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-19
Ebe aOnerttser.
WEDNESDAY, Auc usT l9, 1876
Death of Thomas J. HiJJlcy. Eso-ltbecomes
9EpG!EEIELD. Cal ,l.;ls

Death Of Thomas =. HiJJlcr, Esq -ltbecomes
our painful duty TO announce the deatlrtof
THOMAS J. HIBBLER. Esqr., after very sllms,
illness, on Saturday lasi At the tune Of his
death, he was n candidate for sea,inihe State
Senate, and lie had formerly served as a repre-
sentative in the Legislature from this District.
He has left a numerous circle ofreIafives aud /,
friends to mourn his u,ltimely end. IWehope
some friend viii prepare filler notice ofhim .
hereafter. ''.''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-19

Aletter from. Adjutant General. Jones,
'that.the GouftSM Martial alproceeding in1he,
case Of Capt. q. B. ThOrntoD, I'd Ora.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-19

.goons, have come 10 hand. They exhibit;
the gratifying fact, that he is acquitted Of
all the charges on which he was tried. 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-19

A Treaty with the Pattawatamie In
dians, which was concluded on the 2oth
ultimo, has been officially published. by
this treaty, the possessory right OF the
Pattawatamies to some six millions OF
acres Of laud is exlinguished-five millions
Of valuable land lying between the Missouri
and Mississippi, west ofihe State of Iowa.
and north of The State of Missouri, and
one million Of acres on the Osege rivei,
west Of the latter State. The State OF
Iowa will, by this treaty gain a front on
the Missouri river Of several hundred
miles, and tha: State and the United
States obtain possession Of FIVE millions ol
fruitful and saieable land, towards which
large congregation has already. been d.
rected,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-19

Storms@This is the season Tor storms.
We have to record TWO more as occurring,
one in Philadelphia and the other in Bat
lirnore. On Sunday afternoon Pblladel,
phia was visited by thunder storm OF
considerable violence. 1t came up about
three o'clock, and was of near an hours
duration. The rain fell for while in tor
renls, and The wind blew gale from the
north. west, while the lightning and lhun-
,l,er was very severe. The streets were
flooded, filled, awnings ripped, trees blown
down, &c. There was some damage oy
the lightning. Several trees and houses
were struck, and one or two persons in-
jured.
In Baltimore, on Monday afternoon.
there was another very heavy storm oil
rain and hail accompanied with thunder
and tightening. A good deal of damage
was done by the flooding of streets, filling
of cellars, &c. Two new houses in jet.
ferson street fell down from the effects OF
tho storm. No damage was done by The
Iiebtning.--CAas. Evening Ners.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-19
The New York Journal of Commerce.

The New York Journal Of Commerce
Of August 4f, says:
First Effects OF Mc TuriG ofiSlG.-
The day afler the receipt Of the news at
Boston Of The passage of the Tariff, the
manufacturers put down The price oil their
goods from five TO tea Fer cent. Al the
time this reduction was made, the agents
Of the Lowell companies stated that they
did not fear foreign competition under the
new law.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-19

our table the first volume of the PERMAsAyr
TEMPERANCE DOCUMENTS, published BY drec.
ton of the State Temperance Society, and
under the Supervision ofa Committee appoint.
ed by that body. We have not yet had leisure,
To oexamine this important publication. but from;
a hasty glance at it, we are OF opinion that It
is exceedingly valuable, especially to the friends
Of Temperance. We will notice it more par.
tcularly hereafter The work is for sale at the
store of Mr.. EDMUND PssS, Agen, foi the
Publishers. - sa,ss..,s
Colton-our Hamburg correspondent Under
date OF the 18th inst, says:-
Since my las, report, we arcin receipt o
Liverpool dates to the 25th ult., which are ra-
ther nnfavorabe for Cotton, the quotations be'f
ing shade lower than they were on the 18th.
These accounts 10 not seem to have had any
effect on our seaport markets, neither have
they abated the con fdence Of our own dealers,
several lots having been sold since their re-
ceipt OF full rates. l therefore quo'e7 extremes.
61 10 7s cents, with brisk market and re-. r,.
mark that strictly choice. parcel would ,bHng
s cents, - i''=f-> - =:
Provisions Corn 70 10 Is scarce Flour
So 25 TO S4 so. Meal 80 10 e74,cts Bacon
8 to 9 cents. Hams 10 TO II cents. Lard l0
10 IL cents and scarce. .i17 - 5Sb' ~
-az=.-'2'f's.'.'S .'SCsS 5t',f'
Adjownment of Congress.-Congress adj
jourred on Monday the 10Th inst, at the ap'
pointed hour. The frs, session OF the 29ih
Congress has been proracted one' and
marked by very important events. Measures
of the greatest interest hayebeen disposed OF.
The Oregon cues ZION has been settled. Texas
has taken her place as one OF the Slntes OF the
Union. The Tariff Bill, The Snb-T Treasury,
and Warehouse Bills, all administration t,,ea,.; !;
sures have been passed. The FrenehP PSpollla-,
lion Bill and the River and Harbor Bill lseaciir
making an appropriation Of millions, have peen
vetoed by the President The Bill " asking lii two
millions, for the purchase Of peace With Mex
leo, was not acted upon by the seratesf for
the want Of time. Many other measures shar' :
ed the same fate. A, Bllfor the relief ofthe
heirs Of the celebrated Robert Fulton was pass
sed. We refer our readers to the listeoftAetss
which, viii be ronsdin ano,hercoiumn.S& = sas'ss
: I:sE s. sfsss- =. 3 - ,::s'
DEATHS IN Neio York during d week,of
the present summer, the aggregate numberof
deaths in the city: New Y ork ! amounted to.
I425; number never before equalled,. ,.or eyet,
reachsdiin that city. 7. was 'ssapposea' 10 sbe
owing to.exesssiye heat, and sud den Change.
cftemperature,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-19

Fires-The ConAasration at Moredclh'
N. H., was more disastrous than first re-
presented. The whole Of the western
side of the street, aad considerable por-
ton of the eastern side, wero desroyed.-
The lumber of families burned out is con-
siderable, and the entire loss of property
is from $4,000 to 100000.
On Tuesday night last nearly the whole
Of Laprairie, town situated opposite to
Montreal in Canada was reduced to ashes.
-Eyening Ne,rs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-19

Nomina,ion.-Judge Robert c, Grisr,
of Pennsylvania, was on Monday. the lO'h
inst, nominated by The President'o sup
ply the vacancy on the bench of the Su.
preme Courl. occasioned by the death OF
Judge Baldwin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-19

der the PROVISIONS OF me treaty 0elWeei
the United States and S pain concluded or
the twenty second day ofFebruary. one
thousand eight hundred and nineteen; nor
10 such claims as were allowed, in whole
'or in part under the provisions ofihe trea-
ly between the United States and France
concluded on the fourth day oftJnly, one
thousand eight hundred and thirty one !:
And provided, also, that in all cases Of
transfer or assignment. no claimant shall
be entitled to receive al, amount beyond
the consideration paid, aud inlerestihereon.
THE DUTY ON IRON UNDER THE NEW AND
OLD TARIFF LAWS. 49,, =
The following table shows the ampuntof duty
TO be collected upon Iron under Che new law
which goes into operation on the 1st Of De
cember, and the rate under the law Of l8a2:
is42 ~ 1916
dd vatorem.
Anchors or paris, d els. per ii. 80 per ct.
Anvls; wrought 81 do. do. do do
Do. cast, do do. do do
Axelrees or parts, do. do. do. do
Bars or bolts made wholly or in
part by rolling, $25 per ton do 90
Spikes and nails, cut or wrought do ( DO
8 cts. per ID. do do
Nails and axletrees. wrought :. :,
Mill irons and cranks, wrought
Acts. per h.. do do
Wrought iron for ships, locomotives,
and steam engines4 els per lb. do do
Chains, not cables do do DO do
Malleable iron or castings >,
a cts. per ID. do do
Tubes made of band or rolled iron
S c,s. per lb. do do
saws each ST. do do
Tappers iron 5per cent do do
Old or scrap iron $40 per ton DO do
Iron bars or bolts not manufactured
inwhole or in partly rolling Sl7
per ton 40 40
Iron pigs 50 per ton do do
Vessels Of cast iron, not specified
II cts. per ID. do DO
Castings ofiron l do. do. do DO
Glazed or tin hollow ware and cast
ings and sad irons d CTS. per Ib. do do =
Halters' and Talors' irons
2i cts per ID. do do
Cast iron or butt hinges
81 c:s yer lb do do
Wire, iron or steel, unoer NO. ~
5 cts per ib. do do
Do. over IA and not over %
s els per ID. do do
No over 25 IL do do do do
Do. silvered or plated 50 percl. DO DO
Iron, round or square, or brazlers
rods of 3-lG I0-l6 diameter
.! cts per ID. DO do :
Iron nail or spike rods and nail
plates, slit, rolled or hammered
21 cts per ID. do do
Iron in sheets, except Taggars
"a cts. per ID. do do
Hoop Iron y DO 90 90 90 uo
Scroll iron or easement rods -,
9! cts per ID. do do
Cable chains or pats, q do do do do
All other chains not specihed the
links being twisted OF strais htand
when straight Of greater length
than those used in chains for ca.
hles 80 per cent 90 DO
Blacksmi,hs hammers d CTS rer.lb DO do
Do sledges do do e do !.
-TheEdta n pm stltesa
batea al 1alorem; vary from 81 10 1853 percent,
in The Tariff of 1912 N Y. Express. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14


"lRGfNIA-isc uAScERr--Ai rule. held
" IN Tie clerks eiiiee CT the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law aud shancery for ILs county OF Ohio.
,n The moash Of March 1876.
Sarah M'Coy, Complainant,
against
Daniel Zane. Daniel List. JOSIAH For. John List,
senior. administrator of Alfred Coates deceased
aud ss Trnsisc. AID ia his own right. The North
Western Bank OF Virginia. The Merchants anil
Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling. Referees Robin
son. Zachansh Jacob and Charles w Rosseii
D.fendcss.
The Defendant Josiah Fox. rot having entered
his appearances and gwen curiy according 10 The
act Of assembly aud tho rules III ihis court, aud il
appearing by satisfactory prof that hs is not an
inhabilsn, OF The commonwealth of Virginia On
motion Of The complainant hy c-nnsel IL " ordered
that the sad defendant do sppear here on the frat
day OF The neII Spring OF this court anil answer
The complanants bill. and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted IN sumo news PAPER printed IL,
the city of Wheeling for Two monihs s0ccessiveiy.
and posted al the irsni door VI the court house ol
Oho county. A copy irs'e.
ALEX r LAIDLEY. Clerk.
L&R mar9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14


IlRGINIA-lS CHAsckHY al Rulss held
~ The Clerk Office oi the Circuit Sapefies
Soari OF Law aud Chanrev fur ihs county vi Ohio.
ga he month vf March 1886.
frsncis Skinner. William = Lincoln, and Henry X
Horton. parines under The firm Of Ffanris Skin
"sf d Co. Compisisasfs,
..-.e ogaisa
Samuel Caldwell. Alfred CALDWELL and John Lat
and Sooieski Brady. Executors OF James C.ld ~eli
decreased. D.fssdsnts
The dsiendan, Samuel Caldwell. ma having
to the sc of assembly and The raes al 1sssssdln.
and appearing ~ satisfactory proof ih., -
| an inhabiiani of the commonwealth OF Virginia
On nolioa VI The sompiainsnis by counsel. IL 10
ordered that The said delcsdani do sppsur here on
The 6ni dsy of the next Spring term of this court,
ana answer tho cvmplsinan.' bill. aud that a copy
Of this order be E'rihwilh inserted In nowsIa.
per printed in The city Of Wheeling Tor two mon,h.
swcs sssivey si posted oil the fons doof VI the Court
| house O. Ohio county cory iesss.
ALEX r LAfDLEY. Clerk.
LAR. mars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14


III vs Jss' s~essvsi ssd vps~~a 100 ps~ksers
L Il FINE CHINA ssS QUEINSwARE
A@e"e other articles shey hsvs
PINE Gold hsod Chsss Tee Ss,s from 81 to 100 %
R'ch Gill end Fs.ey DE- do
Os 60 extss 6ae do
Richly de~osssed Maaisl Osra aeals. ColvSnes Fan
~ inks. bssksss &c. len greet variety.
The Lsdses ere invited 10 call and eramins
,he-e. - they surrsss any thing OF the KIND ever
before besnshi 10 THE county ysnd wos,h seeing
Koch Gal, end smhssed Fruit Baskets. laced a high
White Ch,ns do do d.
Gill ard plain Cumpe,iers. Css-er,iies. Tusrcsns,
Bos's sai Sssn's; Tee Pots sug.rs swd c, came
Tee and Ccdee Cups md saueers. Plates. &c. du,ed
rs'" and fsacy styles. In sets reees ~ su,, cu..
,omers
In commea we're We have L,-esrcol Dishes end
f'sses al ell sses. Tess end Co6ees Tea and C.Jss
ro's. Ssgsss end Csssus. &c. of various colv.s.
printed. Flowing blue end Fancy To,l~, Sets: cuu.
nun edged Plates. Dishes, Teas. SC. &c, with eve
~ ",ees article usually KEEP, IN the extensive
establishments J" The country. aud which the public
need only call and price Ia he sa,is6ed tina, We cell
lower Than they can be purchase elsewhere. We
hive on hand and ere constantly manufacturing
Gu, and plain HILL Lamps. Lanterns. Tumbless.
o'shes. nc; which Wse,hes with our sso~k Of
Qseens~sre. We invite the attention I'd purchasers.
either Wholesale nc rs'sil. W srchouses Me- 7 and
Monroe - Wheeling. We nov ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

VlRGINiA.'s emAscssu--A, rule. held
" In the Ciesk's cfsico III the Circuit Superior
Crur Of Law aud Chsncesv Zoe The coun,y VI Ohio
IN the month of March 1886. -
Cs"rge X Gather. Joscph ID Mathews. Lancaster
Ouid end Rsm"s Il 0ad. pssu,ers and-r the 6rm
o: Gather g. Co C.ppiainanis.
esainst
William Chapline. Noah z Chspline, and Josiah
w Chspline. late partners under The firm of WIN
Chspline and sons. AID Jarob s Shrives. Sobiesk,
Brady and Hanson w Chapiine. Tras,ses under
q certain deed. &C, aud The saiJ iisas,n w
Chspline. Trustee under . certain oibss deed. ani
Alexander II Lsidlsy. Defsnds.ts.
The eomplanan's having filed an amended and
supplemental hill. AMI the defendsaf Noah 4 Chap
iine tot having entered HE sppsssance and given
security according To the act vf Assem sly aud the
rules Of this court. AID a sppcsfas by ss,issc,ory
pst1f that they no, inhabitants sf the common.
wealth Of Vsrg,nis-On msiion Of The couplainanis
by counsel. IL 10 ordered thai ihs ssid sci~nd a., do
appear here the ir-, day f The next Spring Term
of THE cour and answer the eomp mani. bill and
that Q copy VI this order he forihwnh inserted ia
soms newspaPer printed in the city Of Wheelns
for Two monihs snccessveiy, and pasted st the .rool
door Of The e.uri house VI Ohio county.
A copy tesie,
ALEX T LAIDLEY. Clerk.
NKLsoN & Pgcx. ,sss y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
BRENTLINGERss
Alternative & RESTORATIVE SYRUP.

| AN ENIlkE EGErABLk PREPARATION.
NOR the Cure 81 SCRoFULA. E,lars. nsrf o
II ms Jcs.'s. Chri"w Rh~nraa,,.na. C:oui, Lam
| haso. DYSPEPSIA. fsd,gssnos. Efsptsoss IN "A.
Nis. N.uis Rash. Teuet Dsnrsr. Sypi,,lic,ic %.
rial D,.~s>e-; in .h.r all diseases ari,
.ing from On lAirURE state of TIE BLOOD. de
rargsd eondi,i.n ~ the Digestive Ogsns VI the ~.
Jro,ciors v.e cf MERcrsY.
u 10 now some twelve years since The proptiei tor
came Ia the knowledge VI ih,> Syrup. in which
lime u hos he feels harry la say. lar exceeded hi
expectations. having performed cures where
81 aim. Panacea aud tho vsr,''ns preparation. at
Ssrsaparils could oo'. though persisted u. foe ing
time. produce the leai .il1iary ,h,cis ufon the
patients.
In its properties. IL is 7oaie. Ca,har,;c. D;spso-
relic. Dieoreic. and acts upon The LIVER. sy ,Ici-
ting IL When Ianguid To ,ecr.,i"n.
AZ an Ale ire and Pw,ssr of The BLOOD. IL
Is hene-ty b~ev ed by the Proprietor. .a;e,ivr to
any other medicine nnw IN use.
Indeed IL MAS mn, ,n'il he had become fully sat
isfied of ito grea, medicinal virtues. together With
the soiiciisrionsof persous who bad Witnessed The
same. that he would consent 10 nnics tihfsngh The
medium of Newspaper. as such a course to him
always seemed much Iiko q.seAery putting H.
s~lf inio noiicc.
Through tho persuasion OF many per.ons who
seem To ihink him in duty bound to pnblish II To
The world Er the benefit Of srfierns Humanity. he
has III length come 10 tho conclusion ot pursuing
The couise adopted by every compouujer 81 lnuck
medicines. though he treats not With that b,reiaced
effn,niery ~hich many uss an order la cram tsrII
stuff Juwn the throa's OF u tho easily deluded peu-
pie. Ceriihcs,si .f enfcs have oiien been ten
icred him. TOR which he feels truly thankiul To
such ior their GO ,n,~niions) hut such ihre, lac
never deemed necessary, a. he docs at oil times
consider h. assertion III itself. all sufficient anS
those Who rannoi take fr granted What he LAY g. are
under oo comrulsiun 10 take hts medicine. Ac-
romPsnyirs each battle are Instructions Tor tskius
'hs Syrup. aud also q description cf the hind
u hood I" DO used. With the mode vi pre-
pairing ~. For saic at
BRENTLiNGER'S APOTHECA. Monroe ST.
Near the Court Iiouse. where can be had ut an, I
hour II the day night. Ply .icians prescriptions
md family medicines u oil de, crip,,oGs
Also Bfeniiing-ris Compound Syrup OF D neset. [
or the cure Of Coughs. Colds. Lghtness of the |
Chest aud fnc,pient Consumption.
Should any person iaiier using | holilc Of tits
Cough iIurc. cvnnc bach aud say he had received
10 bsn~G' ir,.,. a.. HE AoSLv shall bo Refunded.
dee % lv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

w lHGlNhA-N CHAScssr Al rules hed
v IN the Cietks ofsics of The Circuit Sspcr-i
Cour, al Law and Chane~rv E,r The equally OF Ohio
| in the m"o'h Of Mach 1886
Jsmes II Lsuj~rhack. J.s.e I.sn,z. John M'Lnre.
Tao,nss l. Wilson aid John Fink.
Compliments.
against
Charlie. ID koon. james ID Jaek-on. Je'hn Mill~,.
William Il S~lby. survivor OF Alfred B-nnet Who
were partners usder the firm Of W y Srhy s.
Co. Jhn n Armstrong. James MN.array. David
Agnew. J, hn Richie. Zschariab Jacob. admins
trailer oi samuel Spr,gg deceased. Tho Aiefchsn,s
and Mechsnics' Bank of Wheeling. aud Cus,avns
Ctes'p, sssgnes ma bankruptcy 81 Horace NJ
Miller. ID, (endsn,.
The complsinan,s in the cause having fled an
amended aud supplemental bill. aud the defendant.
James ID Jacks,S. Jha Miller. James NJ Al"uay anal
John Rich'eno having entered their appearance md
gwen security according Ia the net vi asst mbly md he
rules 81 this court. and 10 appearing by satisfactory
rf~"f that they are not inhabitants al the
wealth of Virsin,a--on m.'tion of the compla nants
br counsel u 10 ordered that tho sand defendants do
appear here the first day Of The rexi Spring term
OF this court, and answer the com iauan. BILL and
ihai copy Of this order be 6rihwi,h inserted IN
SINE Newspaper printed ia the city of Wheeling |
or two months veiv. and posted Of The lron,
door VI the cvnr, hoas~ %, OHIO ronniv A copy iesir
ALEX Il LAlDLEY. Cletk.
cooD mai9
AZ AhGINIA-tN CHAScERY-At rules held |
IN the Clerks Office III III. Circait Super,ot |
Court OF Law aud Chsnc-o ior the county vi Ohio.
IN the month OF March 1916.
Archibald Henderson. Complainant.
sgaind
Redick Mkec. Charles ID knoi. Franklin w KnoI,
Rohsu { woosis. John R,teh,-. J-hs & Campbell |
asd Amelia II hIs wife. Parker Campbell and |
Label bis wife. Hanson w Chapline and Eliza |
beth his wiir. which said Ameli, III Campbell. |
Isabel Campbell aud FL .zabeth $ Chapiin~, are |
the children and heirs at law Of Samuel Sprrg.
late oi Ohm county. deceased. Z,chsrah Jacob |
adm nisifaior si The estate of the said Samuel |
Spneg decreased. The Mcrchini.' and Mechanics I
Bank oi Wheeling. Cusisvus Cressp. assignee 10 !
bankruptcy ~ Charles ID knox and VI ReJick ,
M'kee- aud John wil,os jr. aad NJ ses Good.
Defend ants.
The Defendant. John Rii~hie and John Wilson |
u. not having entered their appearance and given
security sccofJ'nr Ia the act oi assembly snd the
rules OF this Count. ani a ppr caring by satisfactory
P"oi that they nte not inhabanl. OF thu rom- |
m"weaiih 81 Nug,nia-On motion al the CON. |
plsnant by conn.c ~ s ORDERED iha, Tho said de-
iendan's io APPEAR here the first day os lhs next
SPfing term of this court. aud answer tho com. |,
Piainanrs bill sn that copy OF this order be- fouh.
with inserted ~ some per printed IN the city
oi wheeling tor Two mouths succe~vely. and p.,si.
ell al the front door OF the cnnri hons, of Ohio |
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