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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

CRUsL ABAHBoNNENr.-We cory the fol.
lowing from the \. y. Express Of Fudsy even
ny.
A well dressed ond interesting looking wo-
man, named Ellen Baker, came into ne sia.
lion house on ThuTsday noon, ACCOMPANIED
bv officer Wells, aud asked permission 10
s'ay a short Time TIL she felt better, a. she
was very sick. She state that her friends.
with whom sht had b ru residing ior some
Inn End who are in aiauent circumstances.
bat whose names she r-fus.s to ~isclo,r, hid
f%eccally tresie her very unkinGle, and lsd
ha tiy. for sons alleged isult, driven her forth
~ seek an asylum among strangers. She hos
wan i'red srouu IN q state of mind b nlrring
on distraction, toG a night aud most twu dl,s,
waen she wts l1uai by policeman Wells. IS
above stated, aud probably saved rom self-dr- Z
So icilon, wai,h she sa,s she iaeditated.-
n vas suil n g from a burntus fever. an.
praung b. very Ill, ant was provided with
>uch acconod lions a. lhe siatl % house al. Il
Ioft'd. \ physcian was called la sec Lea.i
-Ners kindness dHi attention shown her that
circumstances would allow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

4 CASES Rae DtilS,
- do Ro eson's Blue Prints,
do eheap Furniture rfnis,
do B'ick and White do
5do Fancy do
lido Beacied Muslins,
do Gin .hams.
do Ra-k ca ubrics,
do Extra canvass P~aidines.
bale I ( ligh) brown sheetinrs,
10 do Heavy do
9 do ( do
4 do Brown Drills,
I do Tickin-s different Kinds, Just received and
for sale BY ij 10 TALLANT IL DELArLAIN
EC: Pen Knives and pen knives connected with pen
= ellis, jusi opened a. the variety store of
feb II ] BLACK K co, Monroe 81.
SILVEg Pencils for ladies aud gentlemen, from . cts
- to sI,2j each, just received a, the variety store Of
feb - JBi.AtF NJ NJ l. GO, Monroe 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

'oiu,e-'iSa'r His matter: anl h,ve seat lit.
isren' ki6is Of wHri To Engsul. (sn scrount
OF Which J may. perhaps. herrairrEiy-.1 snl
! have within the last ten years. travelled
many tt,o1ssnd miles. spendins rrm oar 10
inlt months Al umr. ia examining houkS.
Vs. ing factories. and large wool dealers. in
diier"nt cities, Tor Information respecting
thesr matters.
The portion NJ the wool growers that |
won namr. ar the following. Mc~.r-
Paterson Cole. Browule-. Mrk~svet Mic
Dowell. Nirr, Rankin. Mr,r-. and Bisckcns.
OF Washington county; MeSsrs. Smart. Hull.
Long, Armstrong aud others, in Beaver 60.
Pa Mr.srs lgingtun. Hammond. aud oth.
eTs, ~ Brook county. Mes.rs. Mnrc,n. Pur.
ell. kid2l-s. Yates AMI others. in Ohio. CO..
Va Mcs,rs Hrlyer brand. Noble AMI others
IN Stark county. Ohio. Many othrr, vino
possess very sup"riar n-cks. h,va not
named; but those named, are quite sufficient
10 put any one fairlg on n, track.
Respectfully Yours.
JOHN BROWN.
Akron, OHIO. Myrrh. 1875
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

CaARAcrsE EDUCATED BY THa L,uGu
How much OF character is there in L~,h
fod know no nan until you havr hes,l hir,
laugh There arr oCc 4sions- Their. ars In
inofa. When man vita whom We have b-,n
long i%ainiliar, shall quite s~laril. and r4nsi
Us by breaking out into a laugh which
CON 5 manl'esiy right from In, h-.rt
ami which We had n~ver vet heard e,a,--
E'el IN lair ladies, with whom / have hrrn
much pleased, ! nave marked III same tding
A. Ia many d heart d sweet angel slnmb-r
uisern MI Que happy m mcata ,4keas n. -
mere s''ePs oitrn iu gracious and sn,i,hl-
to'farter. Urrp ia the back en,nnl a ouite
a vuis't spidt, wh oh slsrts i.t, lite. when
som tnins ru.ieIy coniCaI p,ne,fltrs mia ,Le
'rss ireq1enied chambers OF The mind.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

MORE OF OLDZACKS LETTERS.-The
Washington correspondent OF the n. Y.
Tribune writes as follows:
p" 1t is rumored-and on cool authority
wtthdl-that We have not vet he letter of
Taylor's which hutiered the Voisces 81 much
on It's rect piion. There Is one, II is said, in
possession OF Mr.. Secretary MaIcy, much
more pungent, more sarcastic, more indig-
na9t, though not tie less refined IN expression
or adalrdbir IN conception, Thi, the S4crr-
lary probably lhinks might do injury 10 the
public ~set.icr, ii publishei-duI from uru-
dental and patriotic motives, therefore sup
prrss's it. But the end is not yct-there is
some iun yet la r. servr."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
REGISTER.
gEroRrED Ryc.H BERRY

ARRIVALS ANp DEPARTURES
y Boat, for the last ~ hours en- fling vssfer
ias at 4 o%'clo;k, p. ".
ARRIVED.
Financier, knuniz. Pittsburgh.
Clipper No ,. Crooks,
Comet. Boyd.
Ben Rush, Hunter, Cincinnati.
Rhode Island, Green, stcubrnville.
DEPARTED.
Financier. Kountz. Cincinnati.
VIM. Penn. Smith.
Clipper No 2. Crooks, Pittsburgh.
BIN Rush, Hunter,
Rhoie Island, Green. Sieubenyille.
u feet water in the chanuel-fallinc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
TELEGRAPH.
-tarTtspaudFnts - DC riI-hurrh Csrcre.I

.tn-respeuirnes 81 tie Pittsburgh CsseueI
u sIoN +, b. l6-g N.
Tar steamer Cemhri, arrived to-day. bring
ing Liverpool da'cs 10 the 18th ult.
LIVERPOOL MARKET-J,xuARr %.
Sis.-FLouR-American Flour is held in
bonds at 29> 81 PER bbl.
CoEs ASD MEAL-Tle market is dull, with
stl~s u Corn g. 32- 6 per $50 lbs. aud II
Indian Mrai at lis 81 rer 1886 lbs.
CprroS-ln lower sni MEDIUM Upland
prices have sdvauced IA per ID. hut Orleans
aud Mobile is without ch,ngp. Tn. market
on the 20:h opened nst and unsteady. but to.
wards the end Of the we.k prices brcame ees.
'eF' but closed again in an unsettled statr.-
Sales oi Upland bowed at la5d; Of Orleans
at 20 81; and Of Mobile at 3is4il per ID.
The steamers news was cut short by The
sadien closing Of the Telegraph on the line
east Of Philadelphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

= w. CARR. u~rrosiir the E1rh,ng,.
fhlsi, pi'is. IL agent Tor IN ennur .rbSrrn,
honsnhd advenisiug ior The " hcclias Times
Rtnissr & Casts. FL Street. opp, sill m.
Posi uhcr. Cincir s1ii. wiil sct a. ayen,,
for The Wheeling lime, and III ~ lers Iss
MI tlcm viii h~ promptly attended t..
NoLHsr y. PALhE ~ i suthorir-i ;u oct,
'gent Tor rec'ivinC subscriptions and advr-
easements tor the hesliug Deiig Tr % *
a~uv''usrr. at Baltimore, Fhilai 'rtia. N,w
'orf aud Bnston. lis office is IN
Baltimore. at the Southeast corrof OF North
snd Fs,et,e streets:
Chc,nui sts. ." ~
Ne" York, Tribune Buildings. opposite city
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

A singular fraud has brrn successfully at
tempted by soms sce.work,is in Englani.
who have given to cotton the appearance Of
silk. Six thread is dissolved by chemical
process. and alter running the cotton through
The solution thus rblained, it Ia. the gloss
and sppearance ui silk thread, from which The
eye cannot disiinguislii it.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

i~sterias wsss lark aud gloomy day hut
VIII every irlic.ti,n that tn. winter has
nearly Plss laAly, AMI that Spu1g j. np-
Prac'tas riprty. rae gr, unl is 5s.o nlug
g~adu,lly soft. rhos- vho have not Supplied
themselves with ice, vii has,batiiuis chance
10 dDs,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

Honor 10 The Brupe.-Lieut. A. s. Bald.
via, OF the Navy, il to receive a sword Tor
his conduct at he CONFERENCE.-The i Yer. cruz
IN pursuance at a joint resolution OF he Leg.
ilaiurr oi Now J@.rsr,. C4pt. Blending. Of
The S''uth Carolina Regiment ot Volunteers.
received q medal al Charleston last week. from
his brother soldiers OF the Washington Ligh,
Infantry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
CONGRESS.
" a%shinRinn. Feb. l6

Nashingtnn, Feb. I6. 1913.
Senate-In the course Of the morning, bu
siness a message IN writing was received from
the President, inanswer to a resolution of in
quiry as to whether certain articles ~rristing
10 the promotion o; Cadets had been inss Itrd
in The army register. The message was order
ed To be printed.
A communi alton was received from the
Post Office Department, in reply to 8 rrsolu-
ton calling for Information as to the causes
Of the mail failures on the Southern routes,
which was ordered TO be printed.
Various resolutions were offered and reler-
red.
The joint resolutions Of thank. to Gen.
Scott was called up aud psssed, The yea. and
nays being called, and stood ayes al, nays /,
(Mr Hale of New Hampshire.)
Senators Fonte, Criienden and Jefferson
Ds"is then had a running debate. after which
the resolution passed ayes as, nays |, (Halr. J
The special orders OF the day were then
postponed. and the Senate went into Execu.
tive Session, and afterwards adjourned with
out trans cling any uhlic business.
Hpusr-Mr Evans mo, ed the reconsider
alton Of thr vote ,n!i.'g The debate ON the
loan bill. Upon This the yeas and nays were
called. AMI The mttIon lost, ayes 80. nays 80.
The House then went into c. mmittcc of
the Whole ON The loan bill, aud a speech was
made hy Mr. Moorheod, followed by Mr. Fol
lock, and the debate was closed by Mr. Vim
ton. Several amendments were proposed,
but The Committee adjourned without sciion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
From M Wa Tork Erdr-1is -.
CIRCULAR OF THE NEW YORK CITY
rEAtpEr NOE SnrIRI.

TEMPER NCE SOClkIl.
Tie beuef,i-i result, which uai rm'y 'ol-
bowed thc ob--rvsHce OF smu.lsu~.us Tenn
ituror meetings. ia iorm-r YEAR. lstii, iag
rer, l-iou. thst = E neral repetition 90 thrs
mer.iH-s At The present 'imc. would tend %
evrs-a new za,i, uicrras rT,r'. aul cons
eurntiv advance the prosperity Jl tn- csuse
through ui The country.
There va, ,ub,itni,v in he $40 tsc'. Of a
whole people assembling vc:f atter year. ON
~" >'me DAY. - unite ihclf c aet,s snf
enerli.s i"r the achievement Of b. moral hi
tmph over one OF The desdiiest Ives oil hu-
manly, Thee 90 was that The highest inter
80 ~ he cansc was eli,lied. tn h--i talents
enlisted IN It's advocacy and On imuulse civ.
eI,tn thi. philsuthropic Enterprise, which Wa.
i.lt 10 both h%emispheres
As ono ncsns vi feVt'tng that interest Ia
his dav of declsnsirn, the undersigned. ia
behalf Of the New York City Temperance
Society. recently organized Oh Christina prm.
| cipies, would respectfully recommend and
disigua'e the 221i day Of Febru1ry, for the
converting of Simultaneous Temperance
Meetings 10 a.. 10 cities. towns aud villages
IN the United States. They would rather
this appointment had e nansied farm snlnc
other source. But discovering no iHdi,a atom
tha, any oth,r organization wuIld assume he
responsibility, ther have been imprlled by d
sense Of duty, and not by a desire to dictate,
TO make the above designation. Believing, as
they DO, that a proper oo-ervance Of t.
SION will be re- r,,n o-nseopenrs, hene.
frisl 10 the .o,isl. civil. and RELIGION, inter.
est OF their fellow citizens. thcy youll ean.
es,lv call unon all the friend. Of n. cause. ~,
all nations. .ecls aud parties. cordially Ia a.
mite in hi. one great national demonstration
fr the renewal and dissemination OF Temper.
snce influence.
To give suitable effect 10 the above appoint.
meat. hey would respectfully suggest:
/. That in all places where there are No
Temperance Socieiirs. immediately on Tho
receipt OF this circular. there .l~uld be a
| committee OF arrangements appointed 10 Civ
public notice, select a speaker or speakers
and take all needful steps for a mectins on the
! day designated
>. Ths, in all nl4css where Their, are Tenn.
pe rance Societies. the officers Of such socie
lies should do the same.
3. That all editors of new,parors and NJ
riolicaI,. give pab,icity 10 ,hi. Circnlar
through the medium of their columns.
a Tha, ministers If tho ,osrel NJ all H.
nominations read tins circular lfop their mil
pits. and epdeayor TO in,eres, III, peonle q
heir cha,0.s j., I'M. mops,tws woL ,s ,
Christian 1niv dirsctl, he,r;oo m on tho tom
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

me SAoe Business Its aid Thai GO. 600.
900 pair OF shoes were sent from IIav,rhiU
Mass. week before last. lor the Sorih and
west ~ ofdernl purchasers, aud large rrier,
are IN HE idt II OF manufacturers. 4, q
'af"fdbie symptom Of his trade lhatihe term
81 credit ga which shues are soil has been
somewhat shortened.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
G O NC e r II.
For one night only.

II V. II. CROSBY aud Lady. will give one
mure OF their musical Soirees at the Civ Hall
,his evening, Friday. Feb. IS, in which The,
will introduce their best pieces with PIANO
acct mpsniSmeiG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

DAa, hi1e' La'i-why is a gay Young
iAay hAr Loeono i've Because n. EN-
tar 'pt'H'' draws d train. fraqspori, ,hc
~ not. "''" iln-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

Cary MoRrALTY.-fher- were i5i deaths
~ Philadelphia last wcek-died of C1n,usnp-
lion % typhus lever IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

OUR TRADE-We nave hal occs sion to
remark several um : lately upon the ~incress-
FL irale OF oar ely within the lost three or
four months. oar wholesale hous 5 have iou-
bled in number Niiiin the lsst tso years. *
yet ell arr doing an iucr,sscd business. Al
most all Tie merchants IN lis region are sub
sciibers to the Times though they bought IN
Pittsburgh ~ Ciuriuudti. We have TAKEN
occasion to talk with them OF the subject &
they now admit ,hrycdn do BETTER here than at
Pittsburgh. We Yesterday. induced a geu-
tleman doing business near an hundred miles
down the rlvrr. and who had just bought at
Pittsburgh, and had his bills with him 70 :.
round aud satisfy h-....,--i,. When he had
done so we asked him The result. H. replied
that he could have purchased most of his
goods cheaper here-viz: Mola.ses cent a
ga Sugar l to ic. Coffee same rice. Hard.
ware, assorted, averaged 4 per Ct. Shoes a
shade cheaper, and staple Dry Goods more
than three per cent cheaper One article Of
Calico he found Pets. a rprl cheaper than he
had purchased. These are sratil,ing iocIs.
We would ask this connection whether
we are or are no, to have a packet from here
10 Parkefsbursc or Gallipolis, or ohether we
are TO have The Ciorhsbursh road commenced
thu, year, The bridge is under way and 50 is
the Bethany turn! Ike: We now want The
other two We have named and the C1diz road,
anJ-Jon't iorget-ws must hare them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

summer Rates from Ist Of April TO :oih OF November
inclusive.
Winter Rates from Is, Of Bee to 3Isi March, inclusive.
a NEW GLIDING STlOr.-I have inst ptar,.d 4
&-A ew Gliding Shop. from which | Will he able TO fur.
nisi bit Frames OF every description at a. low triees
rs can re had al any Ut tic eastern cities
y. u. Looking Glasses with I'll fstues Of every dee.
eriPiipi ~ ade ~ order Oh the ,horicst notice at * IN.
NEiif = chenr Looking Gass store. No Io4 Main a.,
Wheeling, Va. fr, II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
GEORGE PICK, President

Thomas d. Wit,
Thos. II. Skinner,
Robt NJ. Hartley,
WIN. r. Williams,
Stephen H. T, lug,
i. jackson,
Chss. II. Read,
We cordioIly concur in the above.
Edward c Delavan.
John Marsh, Cor. 5 c. A. T. u.
Theo. Fre~.inehuysrn.
James Kennedy, NJ. d.
X. T. Fail,
John W. Oliver.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

CONSUMED s. Peters Catholic Charr =,
TOY. "i,h ~ contents. Was drsiro. ri ay a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
THAT BOOK.

~ Razor
A i.w weeks since. vol called the attention
OF your rradrrs 10 the subject oil A." That Book
Wal YOU NOW allow a correspondent 10 in
quira, ia regard to that book. What 10 k 2
Why, that book that was dgaE 'rsju e
Wheeling Lyeeum, some tive. ihref. iour.
orlre years ago. VIA the good citizens Of
Wheeling be 50 kind as to overlook their
private or prli,>sio ml Iiourics, u -. wheth.
etit may Mt b; ionAd ninoag I'd iu2 II so.
It can b. hAud Il to Al'x. I. Liiiey Esq,
who viii see ihi.itis pat in it, proper place.
Such a search VII be the lab1roi bul lew
mum mis- IT say nothing 81 the na il,-
lice OF The act-ini II viii b. matter OF
some importance toths Lrceum Association
ss there arr al hi, time a Transferable mum
uef OF volumes, whose whereof ms o., not r1
oeily sa-@u- Il Ia. b.en >it. Las b obs
HII uHiJ las lIe eonn-n prop 1T.
= tggala AZ IA ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

~
The following Is the decision Of the Court
OF Appeals Of the state of Maryland, in the
COS Of the state VS.. the Bsltino re and OHIO
Rail Rod.
STATE vs.. BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILHoAp
CoMPASY.-A1pea from Baltimore County
Court.--N~ are al opinion that power is
conferred on tie President aud Dircctpte OF
the Dllun,ore aud Ouie Railroad COMPANY.
by is charter, 10 apply he revenues "a tie
Company Is III exclusion ol the radl 20 lis
terminus "a tue OHIO Iiyor; or Tiny 0fply
i!srrvrnaea IL the r'ccIstticliod vi any part
u ID, roud.
Tat /. hos poNer, in its discre lion, to de-
clare d!HIJen,ts on tlc melt profits OF the read,
or It may apply sud nett profits to construc-
tion OF reeunslrae,i"n, or generally to the
pr ,secnJioa ui the Objects Of the charter.
ThaI svch determination does not effect the
guarantee ol the Suite, on her three mill II
loan to said Company, proviied Tor by the
act oil 1888. ch. 395. brcsuse, by a proper
construction OF Tie aCts OF Assembly IA reia-
ton thereto, tia, gaatenlec is 10 BID satisfied
oit OF the gross rec,i pts ci the Company here
tofare any potion ol lhe psohts can be APP
piird 70 The extension * reconstruction oi the
ros !, or lis repoif.
fhat the COMPANY, as i. conceded. in NAH
ing a dividend has no power TO discriminate
between It's stockholders.
That. If The STATE could recover her claim
OF I3,0JJ ~ This suit, no demand on the
Company previous 20 he sat was necessary
TO enable II 10 moRntaiu thus sdit.
Tint, # the CLAIM, q the State should he
limited 10 $500, then the State could not, in
this acn ", recover The said sum OF 5000,
without a previous demand.
For the pre- sent the Court do not propose
TO decide : neither The State can recover the
whole sum OF 1900 els lined IN tbs suit
We pruPost 10 postpone the consideration OF
this qpeslan. 81 i'm por;ant TO the public, The
bondhuldels an The copatasion, IN the nope
that the legislature may, By its acjiuR. On
the part OF III Stat-. consent - accept these
bonds; and hat they may, by law, declare
such dividend ia b,ndS as, in luture, lie sal.
whic il accepted by HE Company, would
be binding upol 1t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

TNo .aes Nii o. learned by the ~l,lloNins.
VIZ that "a. Wool oil Oail county i, OF IN.
bes quality OF ans in The Union, aud Spnng.
hrtd Inc b-st market:
account # Grafag JOha Gilmore Wool 5y
-uesars. Ferki.s q B,ooa. Springfield, FEB.
5h. 1918.
.! fleece l2i i5-. \ \ \ wool So. slO64o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

GeoFfe " Poland, administrator of Samuel Poland, dc.
ceased, Jonathan Bee, William + Randolph, Sheriff
OF lpodtridge county, aud rs hnei Trustee of Samuel
iiowari, a convict III the iiitrd State. Penitrutiary.
ana administrator u the estates Of May Miller, de
ceased, JOAN Fpla1d, dee ca ,eI. Eleanor Poland. Dc
ceased, aud Elizabeth Miller. deccased; Oliver Blshor,
De o'ah Bishof- late pe'ora Poland, and John "
AIlisr. Samuel Z Miller, Jeremiah, Miller, David
Milicr and Dehorah Miller, infant children amt heirs
al law Of Mary Mihcr, deceased. Mary L Poland and
John \ Poland, infant children a d heirs at law Of
joan roland, deceased, Madha L NJ Her, Joseph Nil.
LEI aud Eleanor aiIlef. infant children and heirs at
law OF Eftxa5eih Mhier, deceased, Aaron Harishsri
and Ann H~1TtsioTn, late Ann Poland, Defendants,
In chaneery.
TIC Defendants Diver Bishop and Deborah as wife,
Aaron Haftshorn and Ann his wife, not having entered
their appearance and gwen security accot ding 10 the act
of Assembly and the Rules OF tins court; aud il sprear.
ing by satisfactory proof that they are not inhaiit ants Of
The commonwealth of Virginia: On motion Of comp al.
nants by counsel II l. ordered that the SAID defendants do
appear here a, Rules To lie held IN The Gle rs Office Of
rahl court. on the hrsi Monday IN April next, enter their
appearance and answer the hhl Ut the SAID con,piai n ants,
or olherwisr defend said suit; and that a cosy OF this
order he f'rtiwiih inserted in the Western Virginia
lin'es and Gazette, a newspaper published IN The city of
" heellhf, for two months succe.styely, and pos,ed at
the front dooT OF the court house of noddria.e cosnty.
!. copy tesle, Ep UtCk clerk.
feb ts-gun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

William Child-rs, Sydna ChIlde-s IS. Eimira Dever, Joanna
NcneScr, judith lever, Arnold thilders, John G
Chlldcfs, Robert Chiidcrs. Joseph X Cbiideis, San mel
Childers, Isaac Chi'ders, Ma ths Stout. Ahi< II Iohu.
ston, NJ t~gsrct Chidi,er, at Sydna Snider, Defend.
ants In thsure,y
The Desenas;fts, Arnold chi dcts, John e Cniders,
AID sanIsei CaHders, not hSvlng entered their appear
ancc ath gwen security according 10 the Act 81 Assem-
Div aud tse Haies OF TINS CONT. ard ii appearing by sat.
isiaciory proof that thcy are not lniiaSil auis Of the
commonwealth of Virginia: on motion OF cnnpia inant
bE counsel. II = ordered t,at the said Defendants do APP
pear here al Rules Ole held IN The clerks ofier oi sad
chsri "htae hrst MONDAY IN April next, enter thsir ar-
pearaiee and answer the bill OF the said complainant or
oiheTwise dciead said suit; aud that 4 copy Of this or
dsf he loftlw It'll inserted IN the Western Virginia
Times AMI Gazette. a newspaper published IN the civ
OF W hee'lHe. tor tNo mouths successfully. ans poste
al TIE if"1t door OF the csuTt house OF Dodd hlse com
W 4 co " tesic. ID clerk.
feb Is-2ln
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

NIRGlNIA-To wit. II Rules held IN tho clerks af.
ice OF uie circuit superior osuri OF Law and chan
ce!Y Tor TIE county al Doddridse. I'll Monday, the sth
day al February, lsis.
Samuel Poland, Leonard & iruntz, and Sarah Pruntz,
late Sarah Poland, com lrlnauts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

IoSsoeo In hhds &c per 100 lts all the wear
Flour per hhf. in Summer, soc; in W inter soe
Summer Rates from, LIST April 10 ai.t Mo-, xy,,,..
Rate from let lice. To aIsi March. """'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

VIRGINIA To wit. Al Rates held in the Clerks OF.
fee OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud
Chaneefy. for the count, of Doddndge on Monday. the
an day Of February, Is4s.
Isaac Lynch, Complain ant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

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