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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

T~,HlDADEtPhIA MEDICAL. HousE-Established
\ II years ago, by DR. kiNKEtIN. The oldest,
snrcst and hest maud u cure all foruus of secret diseases,
diseases OF che skin aud soiitary ha6itsof youth, is DR..
KiNKELIN, y. w. corner of 11ifd aud tfHion sts,,
between spruce aud Pine. u slnarcs nom the Elk
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth who ave injured themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED ia habit frequently learned from
evIl companions, or al schoOl-tHe effects OF which are
and body, shouId Apply lmmedi slely. Weakness and
constitutional debility immediately cured, aud full visor
restored. AuIetters posi- paid;
II You value your he or your health, remember, the
delay OF a month, nay, even a week, may prove your
ruin, both OF body and mrnd, Hence let 40 false mod
e-t, deter you tom making yoSr case known to one who
ttom education and resPectailiIty, can alone hetrietd
YOU. tie who pltaes himself under bf. kiHheim'st Ieat-
ment, may tciisiousiy conide "a his honor az a geuee.
man, aHa IA waose sosom VAL be forever locked the Sc
cret az the Fati,nt
heats, ana cure themselves. Alas sow onen in th~
fatal drlusipn, and now many a promising young man,
wlo nigh, nave uern al ornament 10 society, has faded
'''' COUNTRY INvALIps,
finding IL inconvenlrnt 10 make personal application,
eau, b stating their cHSa eSplrIuy, together VITA all
IHsir symptoms, (prr ietter post paid have forwarded
70 heal . chest containing Dr. Ks medicines spptopri-
atcd accordiUsY-
racs age. d Medicines forwarded to amy Part Of the
Unr,d states az a moments notice.
ICr Post pau} ,erets, addressed 70 DR. ~klNkLLIN,
PMladeiphla, wul le ptotity attendeatA
see advertisement ~ The pirt OF the Times, Phi'a
d.l,htt. Nov 2G.-ly
tlIAT FALL AND NlNlsk q
Ar No. I63 STREET., WHEELING,
JOHN ELLIOTT q Co.,
AZ RE nov receiving and opening their iaFee and well
XII selected Stock 90 pry Goods aud Va tnties, Tor
tbe Fai aud " inter trade, comprising avery varietv 81
roreien a4d Domestic iry Goods, ) asiety a d Fancy
Ga,f. u1 chased IN New \ ORR aud rAia- frou4 the
MIN tariur,rs eid Importers at the present yer, reta
ced PAGES, and are prepared 10 sell them eIilef WHos
ssie OF Reial, a. . ices - compete wiki any House
west Oi the Monntatns,
They ihVic lbeir customers and all others wanting
sn,thing 10 tictr line, 10 cal and exsHIne tHetf sssdfs
luent before ~iueia-l's e seNilere, a. they ate ueieiafi,
md NOT 81 o. md rsuid-
Eenrl,brr. ;aeN. ~. corner 81 Nam s and Market
Ally, ocA' JOHN Etst''i & ~.
Fdnlly GROCERIES. = Z "' '%,s,, j C os
.o..tb . M~CJRTAEA A~Nut0NtNT-
- Aafket Sgsere
F...er. la.yered ia amy pars OF the city, ,r,o of
char-o.
4.r N~1TtgE-AI persrts hnegme thsutss ses
s,t.fDtu, tlesu. -Htntls are les ettlt Jy fe41 SEED
., .,t alt ,tsHle. & mbnettstelss ts tltlr tc
.+,. tt.4. au Stealing. or Nt shiith .%tufptifed
".,t.snm o tlO.e. eo.tectIfs htnae.
" - = A~uANaROLk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
N T. DEGA T..
&qsREiATHs
IN&%RTCgc,V7
{RITNg Tlrs3
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH,


~ MAIN STREET. BUFFALO. n. V.
DIR. &C. NAUGHNtS NEGET iRIE
re MIXTURE.
Il HIS celebrated remedy il constantly Increasing in
fane by the WagN cures II ~ making
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
u has no" become the onlv medicine for family use,
lhd - pa lcusarly recommended for
nROPSY:
~ st'tes or thts COMPLAINT i'm nediafeiv relieved. no
naIet OF now long standing. See Pamphlet for testi.
hohy.
CIR kVET.
t"d an diseases 1.-THE urinary p-raus. for those distre-
.lns complaints u stands alone no other article can re.
most s6eptieal-see pamphiet. fivcr canoIant. Bilious
Diseases. ER AND AGuE 10 the treat West %.
aetlaly, aud wherever these COMPLAINTS preyait Tins
medicine y offered.
No N'NEtA Vi NGFNF. no ielrierinus compound -
a pNrtof this mtvture,i it cures t,cse Diseases with Ger.
taiutF and ceierity, and does not leave HE system, tornId.
see fahnDh+ei.
tll.ts, a complaint of a most painful character. ia
hNEhlAIEi.N Relieved, and acure follows ~ a
lew day> Use Of his afticic: it ts Tar he fore any other
preparation for This disetse. or for any other disease
Orig iatns from impure blood. See Fannhtet.
ftBthlIh OF THE 81 STEM, weak bach, weak.
ness of the Kidneys. &c, or inIa1miatrhn OF thr same.
- immediately relieved ny a + Nv dsvs use Of tIis mcdi.
cine, ana = cure - tixavs a result of it, use II stands
a. \ CERTAIN REMEDY for such rontnlsnts. ADD
aiso Toy derangeuterfs OF Inc female frame. IRE y.
LARlTtES, IMPRESSIONS painful transformations
No article has ever teen offered except this which
would touch tlis KIND Of arrangement. It may be- re-
tel upon as a sure and effective -cmedv. and lid we
feel PERMITTED 10 do 50 could give q THOUSAND
NAMES a. proof Fl cures IN this di,trrs. ing class Of
complaints. See Pamphlet. Alfbroken down, deinta
ted constitutions from the effect nf mercury. vim Gnd
The hreeing power Of tbs article to &C. immediately and
The poisonous mineral eradica'ed from the system.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRl.
Il srtscfi e. : Sehps az descriptions of inc Goli
an4 -tu.s. a alS.trs. tewery slHI silver W are, al
niucH less q an the t~aai prices
Fine lo.a arassver nctst he'd Levers;
d. Anrhor Il
40 I.eitn@s do,
do " gua spl ioh chsins;.
d. kets. fabkeys aud seals;
Gold aud SILVER renelsi
Pen. ilra-es;
God tsps. lt eal4 and silver cases
Ladies Gn.d breast Pms
9" Bracelets aaj Locs ct;
i" and SGyrt fhin''Hs;
Diamond Rlnss apd BteaSi fi'S.
stafaa. silver S,w.us ld stver emp. mNle'to order
cio-ks tHd Watches repaired al s''r et'et
And A -. Niu'N'Lo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
9aDagG, a. a. 21s4g4%.
AGENT of TuE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY
And Printing Mar0hou3 Sc

ana EltlLli5 WdASAA1Aa
-srs EEPS az baud, rHi mttutttiuros To order almost
-. every variety sd Primers Materials, 90 the latest
atqies and most durable materials, wao.r-ae aud reidll,
al Eastern prices. whh avery Hae al ducotntto cash.
Persons wishing 20 purchase an ofaccs pH fprieauou.
willie fnraisaea witt an estimate ct tHe Iuantity and
the cost Of At, by 'lrir stating ,ne worS requircdls be
done, the sIzco Of tuclr pafer.
The Washington Presses manufactured at this estah
lisimcii. are mi-rort to noHe-N great Improvement To
Their construction, as well as d reduction ot price, nav
inl token pace.
Power afsss-s mfds t%uurinr. %Sngctlor Proof Hrrsses
wholly Of tom, aud an ass'ftnept Of G. guar q rs-
fancy uAc. cu tnH iuctets, tpm r. F~ptnd-its %
Rrpce and + Natte nl : s., afa O. iuuusph. phita.
Kent Oh hnla. te spis purchasing fur C." 20 afe esre
ctlt4 tuVtted tu "a ile'ofe ttt chasing elsewhere.
A~Is1-sevefa fcyatt baud ,ressts, aii scconi bant
fonts OF tyuc, Initiate wortt. fer sale low. oct6
-. EiNR TONES -1u7t received. % tt 80 chose llrsr
Ut Gaun sgu,ss. isaai tpe iFstGa1rrvs wllie c0guir, .
N+rr.asaIa ~ mosaic. Ls E- gll ati,a utulttctnrefs
pr.ee-. sl Inc msrse ysii af MitiitLt ,. q MAN,
Dat Ngltet -trrt.
cross csrl's slfi t'a'cae- rece y,d anil tot
l s4sb9 Mi1 thloA A.. gAUL1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

oAK SrRl NGs, Orange County, VA
Dear sir-Thsi is 10 iaf,-m you. ,ha; in Is40, l WIS
a aeked with u disease caati Il. spapsls. alN symp-
to were ii ,|atvcttot ct Ntud IA the stomse1 and how.
o. at 81 railuE, 7WtUlH in Wttr hrad, .oI .cr WIN az
= ucitnf OF t.NHoie tcrytut system hSt the est
n,r. fa t'. tdanee NY coda'} ceod a "id-i to"N The
rd"; y reuo nto Il mere SANE, 50 B., ch 20 .Alt
u 10 eat e4utuu-ust my shIH. Ny dt :, uront ea ,
wA-i luyea Ia t'so oiters an a qIaitcr ot crust o.
read ia twenty iaar ltours. Is rus ians gave mr
up h ile, WIS tHen caCr,et 10 rhiiairiPtIl. 10 ~.
JtcNsHn. wila laVed are from d.uti 'ut uotwIthstaua-
iEg re raised ne on my test, To- twevr molths atief.
wards tell disease rasing IN my sysleW, 50 much 30
that iad no hopes f ever getttus we !, until by acct.
deui, heard Of your BitterS-l sent ana got tnfee tui-
ties. was thea 81 weak / couia scarcely walk or ride.
J could not eat any animal food; commenced with
tYe,i-i contd then i've upon a tar diei. to0k SIX bon.
ties, aud considered myseit clear of disease, lei hl-
lous this sPrlu&, and took Two bop eS more, which |
thuE has put me IN as good health as ever enjoyed 49,
We Wlttoat feclIHg herett, | have ~ hesitation in
saying. tuai / have realized more benefit FROM your but
~,efstnau any medicine ever took. | tciieve, wlth a
ilir ira, tney viii correct any d%is,rdered stomach
gu may m4.e any DIS 0sai at tins that you please.
J0uN PORTER, Jr.
This is to certify. that from The use of Dr. Mills R,t-
tees, one Of my daughters has been restore,t.o health
she HAD heea "a declining heath for several years, aad
1 mad almost io-t no e ot her recovery hui wien all
Other means failed, those ntt;e's have prev glIed.
We. the undersigned, do certify, that we have used
W AtlHs i'ArF'iittN a. 4'Ni hif'fHi -" ''Ni f"''
hencncial and sanitary ehects, d0 recommend tieni To
the piaitc, and thidk them worthy OF patronage.
K. Il. Sempie, K Jennings,
Manor Fred'g. Ivory jones,
Jos. Sandtord, T. c. Chandler,
Roy Jones, Jno. t~erneynougf.
The above archut n few Of the numerous certificates
in the 81 scrler's possession. ne deems deems uu-
necessary. however, tu std Nty norr. as 4e helteVcs the
%tsedicinc. where property used, wall anicicntiy recotl'
m.at ITSELF.
Prepared aud sold wholesale, by
J. J. MllI.S, fredericksburg
And 9tre'ail. by the following a1eut.
rart-Au BAKER, Wheeling, We.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
REMOVAL.
THE RALTIMORE CLOIMlNG ST0RE

THE BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE
HAS heeb removed from Main street Ia W alter street.
: mo tie room neat door 10 the Office of the National
Road STAGE company ans next door 10 CItrks Coffee
House. where he is receiving all kinds of Ready Ala e
tlnthing for the season, made expressly snr this market.
frOm his wholesale Establishment in Baltimore. No ~,
Pratt street, which he oilers for sale at wholesale or re-
tail A. low a. eau he fought IN Baltimore or Phi adel-
phla, being hut a trlhe difference IN the transportation.
Itssiock consists of all Kinds of clio hing usually kept
in 4 clothing store, viz;-Finc English and French dress,
trnck and sack Goats, do Cashmere, Tweed. trrotton
linn and cotton coats. some 81 low as e 90; PLAN and
fancy summer Cashmere pants, do. Tweed, Linen and
cotton, some very god Al IS cents: nlatn and fancy
satin, mersailes aud a great variety OF oti er stvles OF
Vests, some very good at Sl cents; q general assortment
of shirts, hdkts. gloves. shspeuders, etc. Also q few
very fine gentlcHcn's travelling hays, caps and uu,rcl-
las. Remember the Baltimore Clothing Store, on alter
street, where you can huy the hest goods for the least
money. lApr2jl NJ. STEIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

VIEWS ROOTS.
100 pairs mems thick boots
GEO do mems kip do
SEQ do stout calf do
MEMS BRO \
$500 Pairs mems thick hrognns
1900 DO mems kip hrocsns
SEQ do mems stout calf hrognns
100 do goat and calf pump sole hrsrans
BOYS N YouTH's
Goo rairs hoy's thick boots
so do hoy's kin do
100 do stout calf do
SO do youths thick do
80 do youths KIP do
100 do YOUTHS calf do
BOYS N YOUTHS
SEQ pairs youths thick brogans
500 do Youths kip do
500 do hoy's kip do
$50 do hv's & wins calf do
WOMEN KIP LACE ROOTS.
1909 pairs women's lace boots
200 do won,en's calf do
500 do wmns morocco DO
500 do wemen's kd do
WoMEN's EATER BOors HALF CATERS ANp
WALKING SHOES.
gro pairs womeu's CATER boots
260 pairs thick sole half CATERS
$50 pairs pump sole half CATERS
2G0 pairs ladies' Kid huskin wells
100 pairs ladies'kld tie wells
500 pairs women's morocco and seal ,es'd bnskins
MISSES ACE ROOTS, &C.
200 pairs misses hid lace boots
$50 do misses goat lace hoois
500 do misses kip aud calf lace boots
100 do misses half CATERS
CtiiLDREN'S SHOES.
9oco pairs %children's morocco and leather hootees
itu 90 so leather pegged tootees
bp do 20 fancy CATERS
6WO do do goat hooteos
RUBBER SHOES.
1000 pairs Indian rubber shoes, emhracinge every style
of ladies' and g~entlemcn'S rubber shoes that is worn.
SHOE findings MI STOCK.
Constantly on hand, a large aud well selected assert.
nleni of shoe stock and hndi gs,viz: Spanish sole lea,h
er, upper leather, kip and calf skins, morocco. kid, lin.
ing ana binding skins. AISO-Lasts. boot trees. shoe
threads. shoe leTs, lacks, pegs. loot web, shoe knives.
avn blades aud hats, patent and common pinccts, han
ncfs, raspe, lasting, lacks, gsloons laces. An assort
nlett OF the nnpSt ami most aDDTOypn stylps of French
BOOT and SHOE KIT.
Thankful for tie liberal patronage heretofore extended
10 us, we stIil solicit a continuance of the same.
M~cCLALLEN, KNOX & 20.
Wheeling, Sept %, lsis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
WHOLESALE AND Retail BOOT
AND SHOE STORE.
TODD a HOWELL,

q I the well known stand Of the Black Mammoth
$50 Boot, sodth end of Marker Square. would resprct-
Iu"N inform their customers and tc public generally,
thai they arc now receiving from the Eastern n aiutac
turers a lafee aud well selected assorIm emt of ioots.
@loes. Leather, Caps, Findings, &C. These Goods have
hte'l selected with great care, AID ave of thehtst quality
anu attest styld, aud we most re>pectfuiiy invi ali who
want any of The above Goods, To call and examine them,
city, sem ~ -. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

ssu''ui -ssas,ST,-ssv-s
Nay = are now receiving, direct from the hes, ess,c,r
~ panhfHctur"rS, q more than usuaitv arrc .sso,,
h"i' 81 o i"'s aud SHuEsfo for FtLL aud WtNrrP Nr.p
q laiFf portion OF which have e"p manufactured 10 ~
ier. according 20 our own directions. and Intended cy.
hFrssl 10y our retail trade, for our rcsu ar cus,nmss
ahd 7{ oihers who may favor us " in A caII We c,r
- f, 'ua' never nriofr nave we been ale 10 Offer
lhem So LARGE and well selected 3 sfeck cf pco,s ,rd
Shne. as At the present time. ana we rnsrrantee tbem
eIual IN quaint OF materiel mud workmanship to those
manufactured ~ any part Of the United State, on
s'ocs y VI hc found to consist, in part, of the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

= 1902 4i t4r. ..-t tsr,,s and iaF salcty
E Aa.t "a GERNf, Watcrei.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
GOLD PENS.

CrFNCER ,Sp RENDEIi.. manufacturers OF Gold
~ Pens al 10 Gro sdSsy. corner of Nauisn lHne.
YORK.
Ai.p. dealers in Gold snd silver Pcnhatfers6 penci's.
y. q -rhe htgt ct premium wa awarded The a nvc
frm at the iasi Far Of tile Amstican Institute. View
YORK. sep;g-liriu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

GLOrrs-suner Ja. and Blue BLACK Rfeneh. Ensltsh
- 80 Il fmerican Cloths, in great variety - Ntsn Elue.
BOTTLE Gfeen. Crown, Grey, Mixet, iraa and iaFiSi le
tlotas. Jest received by @ W HElsF TIL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
rTTHERE may ren'taiucd thc Wost sreedy Remedy
NAs fai Gouorr1. a, Gircis, structures. reWtHsi Ncak
mesa. rain IN tho Loirs. Affections ot the Kidneys; also
those recuiiar = factions whirt1rise t-um q certain urac
tics OF youth. aad which. tf NOT cured. rcndrrs marfisae
impaSs rie. AVID ~ She erd destroys both mind and body.
This remedy vii also cure imrnfepry and every symT-
tom afa SECRET SENSE
PHYSICAL y MENTAL INGEClIilN
So ofen coassQurut uvOn auV voluntary nr constitution
al eNccsso M VtEttE WI OF the human sysieu.
A CURE wsrstSGup ~ FRoa oNE 10 Two DAYS, OK
NoEsAGGr aADE.
once. No. SnrTu FREpEgicK STREET.. ON The ieft
hand side going tom Baltimore street, siX doors tom
tie corner.
Re particular in Observing the name On the door and
WINDOW, or you VIII mistakejhe place;
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-04

faster than any thing else. Senator Davis
of Massachusetts, subsequently made some
very iudicious and timely remarks, which we
think tended to allay the excited feelings of
the Southern members. The House was also
engaged in the same business, and Messrs
Gddings and Palfrey maintained their posi-
ton against large odds, on the score OF num-
bers, with honor to themselves, and, as we
trust, to the good Of the country. All that is
necessary for the removal of slavery from
this country, is, to have the people see it in
its naked deformity, and to see the puny eff
forts of giant minds put forth in its behalf
The efforts in different parts of the world in
behalf of freedom, all tend to weaken the
grasp of shareholders in this country.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-04

RIOT IN PoRTLAND.-We learn from the
Boston Mail of Saturday last, that for few
days previous, there had been such riotous
proceedings in Portland, Me-, that it was i'm
possible for the authorities TO quell the out
break. The occasion of this movement, as
reported, was, 4 young and respectable wo-
man had made it her home for some time with
George r. Davis, man of responsibility and
property, and the mother Of this young woman
had been in the neighborhood, when both
suddenly disappeared. The mother belongs
to a house of ill fame in New York, and as
was proved, Mr. Davis, who had previously
been opposed to her visiting her daughter,
had then been privy to both the mother and
daughter taking carriage with the pretend
ed object Of visiting Saco. The Constable,
5. o. DanielSon, also having taken an active
part in the pretended visit to Saco, was con-
sidered as accessory to the abduction of the
daughter who was but II years old and very
beautiful, and when the time came for action
by the mob, their fury knew no bounds
The mother and daughter left Portland on
Monday afternoon, and on Friday morning
had not been found. On Thursday night
the front fences and dwellings, Of Davis and
Daniclson were attacked-thc windows de-
stroycd-thc houses pilaged, the furniture
broken-bedS emptied and their contents
scattered but as the inmates had left, no
lives we're sacrificed. On Friday morning
the fury of the mob was still unappeased, and
there is no telling the final result. As APP
pears, Davis was an wc}c of the young wo-
man, and rumor thinks both him and Daniel
son we're brbcd to aid the old hag, and that
she and her daughter have gone to New
York.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-04
TIL VOICE.
B r A N DOM:
T H URS DAY, MAY 4, 1s4s.

AGITATION IN CoNGREss.-Thc reader
will see from what We have copied of the dis
cusslon in the Senate, that the introduction
OF any proposition which conveys the most
distant idea of any alusion to slavery, cxccpt
for its support, Immediately sets some of the
southern members on fire; and their heated
zeal in behalf of slavery SO overpowers their
discretion that it gives candid opposers of the
institution decided advantage over their op-
ponents. This discussion was continued for
a long time, and participated in by some doz-
en- Southern members in opposition to Mr..
Hale, who stood his ground, manfulIy and
ably maintaining disposition. Senator DOUG
lass at length gave Mr. Foote TO understand
that the threat offered by him would secure
ten thousand votes to Mr.. Hale, when Mr..
Foote repeated the threat-backing it up by
the justification of it in the noble NIssjssip-
plans he had the honor to represent, when
Mr. Douglass replied that that expression
would give Mr. Hale five thousand additional
votes-saying also that such demonstrations
from shareholders would make abolitionis,s
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-04

TIE PARLoR MAGAzINE-No. /, vol. v,
of this cheap and valuable Magazine has ar
rived. E. Z. Miles, 1856 Nassau ST., N. Y, is
the publisher Price 50 in advance, or three
copies for S.. We deem multitude Of
words in commentator of this monthly, I'M
necessary, and will therefore barely say-thc
last volume was kept for our own family's
reading, and we placed so high value upon
it that we shall keep the coming volume,
should we be SO lucky as to receive it.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-04
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION.

/ We had seen reports Of law recently en-
acted by the Legislature Of Michigan, exempt
ing Homestead from forced sale on debts
but had not seen the law itself until last week
when we found it in the Grand Rirer Eagle,
q paper published at Grand Rapids, Mich
! Trusting many Of our readers would like to
see the Act, VIC copy it, and will also append
to it the remarks of the editor of the Eagle.
it looks to us as though the Legislature of
Michigan had been rather more liberal to-
wards debtors, than the people, in the end,
will sanction. But what proves to be wrong
or ineXpodicnt, when tested, can be altered,
The Law reads rs follows:
An Act to exempt homestead from forced sale in
certain cases.
Sec /. lie ii enacted by The Senate and
House Of Representatives of the State of
Michigan, That homestead consisting of any
quantity of land not exceeding forty acres,
and the dwelling house thereon, and appur-
tcnanccs, to be selected by the owner thereof,
and not included in any recorded town plat,
or city or village, and the dwelling house
thereon and its appurtenanccs, owned and
occupied by any resident of this State, shall
not be subjected to forced sale on execution,
or any other final process from a court, or
any debt or debts, growing out of or founded
upon contract, either express or implied,
made after the Sd day of July, A. d. 1913.
Sec 2. Such exemption shall not extend
to any mortgage thereon, lawfully obtained,
but such mortgage or other alienation ofsuch
land by the owner thereof, if a married man,
shall not be valid without the signature Of the
wife to the same.
Sec. 8. Whenever a levy shall be made
upon the lands or tencments of householder,
whose homestead has not been selected and
set apart by metcs and bounds, such house
holder may notify the officer, at the time of
making such levy, Of what he regards as his
with description thereof, with
n the limits above prescribed, and the re.
naindcr, alone, shall be subject to sale under
uch levy.
Sec. 4. If the plaintiff in execution shall
DC dissatisfied with the quantity of land Sc
ected and set apart as aforesaid, the officer
making the levy shall cause the same to be
urveyed, beginning at point designated by
he owner, and set of in a compact form, in
luding The dwelling house and its appurtc