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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27

The defendant, William Hudson, not having entered
is appearance and 4Iven security according 10 the act
II Assembly and The Rules Of this court, and ii ap.
caring hN satisfactory nruof that he is not an inhahi.
ant ot the conf, onw eatl of VIRGINIA: On isoiion Of
ne complainant il Is ordered that he do appear here on
lie flst day OF the next term of this court, and answer
tie COMPLIMENTS i'll, and that a copy Of this order he
orthw III inserted in some newspaper printed IN the
;iy of W hcelmg, for Two months successfully. and
'osted al The font door OF the Court House Of Ohio
county. \ COPY este. ALEX. Il. LAlnLEY,
mar l1-2H tNeiSphl Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27
&rIgagAlaasG.
NOTICE.
kae.lE ssa9 Fape 6iR all
h~s-.

4fOllObs
@eNE EasT.3 FaaA R all
ZEE8 @1AL Lr
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
VIA. CUMBERLAND AND BALTIMORE.
saO facilitate further the travel upon this tOupe, the
n Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, in c%onjune-
ion with the LINES Of Stages upon tie National Road.
VII upon MONDAY the 21h March. 10 run
I SECOND DAILY TRATN OF AIRS aud OF
COACHES over the route
Leaving Baltimore az I P. NJ, On every day of
Cumberland al Il p. M the week.
The Coaches urOn the National Road will henceinrth
cave Wheeling regularly twice a day at g a. m. and 6
o.. IA aud Cumberland at the same hours, connecting
eguiarly. each way, with the morning aud evening
oats at brownsville. BY this arrangement, passengers
arriving al Baltimore fr0si Philadelphia at2 2 III. tray
ruceed westw ard, after a delay of hut two hours, ~.
cad of lying over until next morning. Pass sngers
smIng eastward, aud arriving at Wheelina. or Plus
urgh, or Cumberland, 100 late either for the morning or
genIng line, will he detained tut % hours al must. 10.
cad of -. as heretofore Great additional despatch
VA thus 10 given to the travel upon this route. already
he most eNpedill ous bet ween the East aud West, and
ne PASSENGER may aN avs make his choice OF the day
r night for passing over either the Railroad Or the
turnpike section of the route.
By order, WIN. :. WOODSIliE,
Master of Transportation,
Baltimore aud ONO Railroad.
Baltimore, March Is. 15is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
ITO BE lNSt kEU-or not 10 be-that's the question
whether 1t Is better by one sweeping fire. to he run
ed-snd subject To all the Ills that flesh is heir to, or, liz,
a prudent man 90 10 the Protection Office. aud there bC
made safe, comfortable aud happy-we leave for you It
determine.
Inc Protection lusuranceC Company NJ lIartford Conn.
having already pad over SjuO,cOO OF losses in the We
tern Country. untitled to the highest confidence, an.
their agent = Wheeling, Virginia,
W. +. PETERSON,
lltat tsks on dwelling hoases. warehouses;, stores
mills -ctories, &c, together with their contents. such a.
mt -nre' niefchandise' machinery, and every other DIES
: ,Itiot of insurailc property. Also, on steam. keel an
Nat boats and their cargoes To and from any port ON T..
western w aiers, on the most reasonable terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27

W-TTTt"0
William Il Wins. James Wins, Jesse Beaver and
sarah hs wife, Dory Erwin and Elizabeth his wife.
humphrey Grtey and Mary his WIFE,, aud James Suni
all AID Nancy hts wife, which sad William II, James
Wins, Sarah, Elizabeth, Mary and Nancy are children
md heirs ar law of Henry Wins, late of the city of
NheeIus, county of ONO. deCd. Defendants.
The saui defendants not having catered their appear
nee ard gwen security according 10 the act of Assem-
ly and the Rgits If This Court, aud Il appearing by sat
siactory proof ttat they are not inhabitants OF the com
nouWeaIt of Virginia. On motion Of the complainant
I is ordered thai taeY 10 appear here ON the first
lay OF the urzt Germ OF tins court. and answer tine
'ompi8 nant's biii. and that a cory ofthis order he forth
Yith Inserted m some newspaper printed ia the CITY of
Whecitu1. for two months surccSsively, and posted al
ne irons dnur Gt Tie court house Oh Ohio county,
A copy taste. ALEX LAiDLEY Clerk.
(kelso8} mar "A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27
Complainant,


ETlEGtNlA-i CHsNCERY.-At Rules held in TIE
CLERKS Off &C OF The Circuit Superior Court If Law
and Chan cry, for the county OF Ohio, in the month of
March. ls4S.
Edward W stephens, Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27

q Good turniag Lathe, all complete and ready for use,
"a suitable for small turning, for ale low by
w. RllIEIDAFFER.
dec 10 Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27

William Brown and iIraham Bennet, Defendants.
The C t jaut, " iliam Brown, 40, having entered
us appearance and gtret security according 10 tile act
If Assembly dIdt the flutes OF tis court, and IL appear
ing hy satisfactory proof ,Hat he Is not an mhshitaut of
he commonwealth OF Virginia. Ga motion Of the com
piaHaiu il IS ordered that the SAID defendant do appear
lere on the first day OF The next term of this court, and
answer the compliments hill, and that a copy al this
rider he forthwith inserted IA some news g. er priu ed
u the cuv of WhecituI, for two months success Ivcly,
and posted al The front door OF nae Court House OF ONO
county. \ copy tcsie. ALEX I. LAiDLEN,
(AleNandeD mar iG-2m Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27
A BRIEF ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR
1918.
mOyEmEN gs OF THE srt.au.YTgps.

TO ARRIVE ~ NEW fohh' 70 SAIL PROM NEW YORK.
HAWKE. HANRE.
Philadelphia, Jan. % Missouri Fob :
New York, FEB. 81 Phflade' phia, Feb. 81
LIZ Ehfoob; LIVERPOOL.
Sarah Sands, Jan. % Cambria, Jan. %
Hlhcrnia, Jan. ~ Sarah Sands, Eel, Pc
SOUTHAMPTON sc. SOUTHAMPTON. &c.
w aShihetoh' "d; y " dshington. Feb. 20
hermann, hpin &c ieflnaiin, Mar. 20
TO ARhtvs At BOSTON. 10 SAIL FROM BOSTON.
L~iNEkfOolh; LIVERPOOL.
Acadia, Jan. 10 Acadia, =
~.aledonia, FEB. l2lCaedonia, Mar. II
y .N~r-s - - - -sz--s.ss-~-=~---n
BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEE on Commeyce for March.
JOHN GosHoRN, J. C. HARBOUR, c. d. HUBBARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27
BRIDGE CORNER.

- =. RHODES Of the Bic Window. win self all the
u most ce,e tied makes OF French CLOTHS aud
E~AssiMEREs. cheaper for casa than ANY LIvraAS!
nAr u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27

Jacob : Shriver and William w Shriycr, trustees of
Plated Xanc, deceased, aud the said lillian W Shri-
yer as administrator OF the estate OF the sad Piatof
Lahe, deceased, Zachafidl Jacob, administrator OF the
q tate Of Samuel Sprigg, deceased, Eliza Jane Zane.
widow, and Samuel Sprigs Laue. Edwin Zane, torleiia
Zane, sophia Zane, Moan Zane and flstod Zane, infant
children ANA heirs al law OF the SAID fialou Zane, lie.
ceaSea, Defendants
IA, defendant, Jacob : Shriver, not having entered
his appearance aud gwen security according 10 the
act OF Assembly aud the rules OF this court, and il
appearing hy satisfactory proof tlaI he is not au lHaah.
Rant Of iue commonwealth ~t Virginia. On notion Of
lie campIamant il a. ordered that Tho said defendant do
appear here on tie first tay oftIe next term OF this court
and answer the conIiaInants bili, and that a copy OF this
order he foitlwi tt u,seCtei "a some newspaper priHIed
in the city Of Whee.tus, Tor tive months successiyely,
aud posted al Inc front door ut the Court House OF emo
county. A cosy teste. allen 4. LAIbLEN,
Clarke mar !G-2m Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27

t. retiriar from the establishment with which he has
III been connected for The pas - vears, the undersign-
ell would recommend their SUCCESSORS and respectfully
solicit for them q contiuuance of the patronage OF those
whose favors he has heretofore shared and OF the public
generally. jan J leio CHA SNEENEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27

EEiRGlNIA.-lN CHAN- EgY.-N Rules held in tile
~ CLERKS ONCE of the Crouit superior Gouu of Law
aud Chancery, for the county OF ONO, IN the month OF
March. ls4S.
Morgan Nelson. administrator with the VIII anneVed
of Luke Griffith, deceased, Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27

Il iRCiNtA.-lN CHANCERY,-At Rules held in the
- Clerks office of the Circuit Superior Court 81 Law
aud Chancefy, for The county of Ohio, in the month of
March, 1873.
John Ii Arnold, Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27
EM81arIWGF.

INSURANCE.
u iSkS willie taken by the FIRE & MARINE IN
&AStEANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING At THA
lowest RATES on
Buildings OF all kinds. stone, brick or wooden andtheir
contents.
Steamboats,, factories. mills, &C.
Furniture.
And merchandise of all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the TRANSFORMATION of
goods On rivers, LAKES. seas, canals. and railroads.
For The character ct the company as to promptitude
ana Inefatity IN the adjustment and payment of lusses,-
we Deg leave To refer 10 the merchants Of tins place and
eisewhere who have had the adjustment of claims upon
aug {.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27
against

Z William Hudson, hcir at law, Mary Jane Hudson,
widow. and Oliver Pryor, administrator of John lud'
son, deceased, Ro3erl Morrison and John List, Jr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27
2 IV' I|TF.
NEW FIRM.

TOpARTNERSHIP-Wm NJ. Berryhill, of the late
~hrm of Johnston an lierryhill has associated with
him Asa u Jahneton, in the business OF the odd firm of
Johnston and ~Berryhili, at the old stand under the name
OF Berryhill and Co, where they viii he pleased 10 sup
ply their old customers or any new ones, with aNy arti
Giles in the Dry Goods line as low as can te purchased III
the place. WIN B~EtRYHiIi4.
fels lSis. Asa d. JOHNSTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27
LADIES READ.
NOTICE TO UOUSEKEEpERS,

NOITCE TO HOUSEh EEPtKS.
gXSHE subscribers heg leave To inform their friends ard
- customers that they have ia>t received in addition
TO their former stock, upwards of 10 pieces of The most
desirable styles and quality of %carpeting that can he sc
leeted from the best manufactures; together with a very
large assortment OF cllenellc and Tufted Rugs. Oil cloths,
Mats, Table covers, Druggets, crumh cloths, &c, &c,
which makes our stock much the largest ever offered n
tins city, and larger than the place viii justify us to
keep. We therefore most respectfully invite all in want
OF such goods, to call and examine osr stock, consisting
Of more than 1870 different patterns, and from l3a cents
per va "a to fine Brussels. all of which viii lie sold at
prices that cannot fail TO please, and Which cannot be
beat west ~ the mountains.
MENpEL, HARBOUR & co, lf3 Main st.
mar II Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27

z SGiNiA-lN CmAsesRy.-At Rules held m the
Il Clerks Office Of the tttcg.t superior Court Of Law
and CAaneefy. for The county OF Chic, in the month Of
Marct, leio.
Lewis V ID Stryker, Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27
Complainant,

81 IRGlNIA-lN CuANCERY.-At Rules held in the
y Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior court of Law
nd Chaacery, Tor tic county OF Ohio, in the month of
daTch, iSsS.
Thomas II Wins, Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27

TSTF7IV
Jacob 5 Shrivcr and N, illlam " Shriver. trustees of
Plaloi Zane and Eliza Jane Zane ais wife, and " iNiam
W ShflNcr, administrator of The said Pistutr Zane. de.
ceased, the sand Eliza Jane Zaue, the widow of said
'latof, aud Samuel Slrlga Zane. Cordoba Zane. Edwin
Zane, Noah Zane, Sophia Zane aud Plaioir Zane. the
ounger infant Children aud heirs al law of the SAID Pla-
oft Zane, deceased. and X~ac1ariah Jacob, administrator
ithe estate OF SAMUEL Spfigg, deceased, Defendants.
The defendant, Jacob ; ShtIver, not having entered
MS appearance and given security according TO the
'ct OF Assembly and the Rules OF This court. and it ap-
'earlng by satisfactory |pro0fthat he IS not an inbabitant
4 the commonwealth of Virginia: On motion of the
omplainalit, II is ordered that the said defendant do ap-
ear here on the first day of The next term OF this court
and answer the compiainaHt's bill, and that a copy of
his order ne torthw in inserted IL some newspaper prin-
ID in the city Of " Wheeling, for two months successfully.
nd posted al the front door Of the court house of Ohio
onnty. A copy teste, ALIEN T LAIDLEY,
MAJ ll~<m T. ldrkt3 Clerk,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27

Looking-Glass Plates. sssts Fe # nssA i%o
Glass p,aies-aSsorted size>-which will be sold by The
box or SINGLE plate, at less prices than ever sod at this
city. nag MENDEL x HAhBOR l43 Main 81.
Shat Window Blinds. Jus, received a large
window hliuds-a beautiful article, both PLAN and hsu.
red-and for sale at lusnutacturer's prices, by
~ara MENbEI. x HAPn0UR r. l4S Mainst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27

Datin Zoo A fresh supply of those superior
l iS"' Teas, just received al the South
Wheeling Depot. BASSLTT * ROBINSON,
mar General AGENTS.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22
From tae Piasbsrgs Pest. Cen. CASS AND THE sOUTu.

The lag and Advertiser, printed at Montgomery, in Alabama, says, that there is not single demo- cratic paper in that State, which is not warm in sustaining Cass and Butler Its editor strongly contends that the South entertain no reasona. be ground of hope that any whom the Feder- alists promise to support, will regard the interest of that portion of the Union. He also gives num- cer of able articles from papers in other Southern States sustaining the views and calling upon the whole South to stand by tho nominees of the Balti more Convention. This paper has the following sentiments from Gen. Cass speeches and letters al the head of its columns:
 We have neither the right or power to touch slavery where it exists Gen. Cass.
 Congress has no right to say, that there shall be slavery in Now York that there be no slavery in Georgia; nor is there any humaH power but the peo- pie of those Statcs.--(iea Cass.
 The principles involved in fine Wilmot Proyiso should be kept out of tho national legislature, and left to the people o the coDfedeucy in their respec tive local governments Gen. Cass,
 Let the people regulate their internal concerns in their own way.-GeH. Cass.
 Leave to the people, who will be affected by this question, to adjust it upon their responsibility, and their own mannef-GeR. C5ss.
 am oppose 10 the exercise of any jurisdiction by Congress over the sublectof slayery,-G,B Cass.
 do not see in the Constitution any grant of such a power to Congress. Gen. Coss.
 There is another which might have given, that would only have added strength to the foregoing
 If we not struck with judicial blindncs, we shall cling 10 this Constitution as the mariner cnrs to.the last plank, whennight and the tempest close around him.-Letris Cqss.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22
From Me Union.

Gen. Taylor proves himself, by all his movements for the Presidency, 10 be- like Reuben of the Scrip lures, ''unsabie water" and therefore he ''sall not excel' in tine Presidency He scens to have no self-will, no iron political matters He is conscious of his own deficiency and ekperience.- He Is no politician, and he cOnfcsses it. He has confidence in himself, and therefore he will have to depend upon those knowing and experienced men who will be about him, in w hom he has confidence. In the field of battle, he feels himself at home. In the public councils, he will necessarily be more or less an automaton. under the control of others.
 Trace him through the whole of this political campaign. In May, lsi7, he says; ' la can 1 permit myself 10 be the candidate of any party" On the 29th July ''I will not he the didate of any party, or party clique On the i3th of July. year, "l ain moi Hing Ia be the can didaia of any party" A variety of similar decara- iions proceed from his lips and his pen. He would bc no party man-pot he Finally, he declares, if not nominated at Philadelphia, hc would hold on, and yield to no nominee But his resolution gives way; and, finally, the Louisiana delegation under take to strike his colors and abide the decision of to their Wili.
 To cap the climax, we have ai last his brief reply te Mir Morehead = like the mouse prodaeed by the mountain. Alter all this labor and delay, comes this card to the president of ihe Nhig Conven- lion, which, with all it's mperfections, presents this important fact--that he surrenders all his indcpen dent resolutions to party. He tells them, in so many words, 'i cordially accept the nomination V But what become of the Generals boast oi his no pariyiSm at the openin: of the campaign
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22
Louisiana.

The N. 0. Courier gives cheering note as to the prospect m sister State. We receive frequent assurances to the same effect, from the portion oi the State contiguous to this section. Tie Courier says:
 'ln regard to Louisiana, never did We feel SO en- tircly confident ot the triumph of our Presidential ticket at any previous election as we do now of that of Cass and Bntler in November next.--We have witnessed and participated in every general election in Louisiana since the organization or the State government in 1872. We have never seen the Democracy so united, so harmonious, so cheerful. enthusiastic as tbey are at present. This dispo- stion of their minds would of itself insure success but there are elements at work, not secretly either but palpable and In the face O. day, which render defeat almost impossible. It Is not Ihc business of a democratic lonFnai 10 alarm enighen the oppo- site artyii they will mol what every body sees, why let them grOpe their way in the da,k as well as they can"
 We can assure our jealous contemporary that the prospect is equally cheering in Mississippi. We are candidly Of the opinion that the Taylor Electoral ticket will not poll the whig Vol. of the Slate. Our whg friends may as well acknowledge the corn. Many of their party are disgusted at the abandon- fneut of all principles, and "tnat FiII@ore" don't take m his latitude .-FieS. Sentinel.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22
Medical Department of the St.
 Louis UniversitV---Facuitv.

M L. Linton. NJ. D.. Professor of the Prinei- 1V1s pies and Practice of Medicine.
 A. LI1"f0N, M D.. Prot. of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 C. A. POPE. Nj. D.. Professor of the Principles and Practice os Surgery, Clinical Surgery, and Dean ol the Facntv.
 NJ, NJ FALLEN, N. D, Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases ct Women and Children.
 JAMES BLAKE. NJ. D., Prolesscr Of Special, General, and Surgical Anatomy.
 THoS. RAYBuRN. N. D., Professor of Mate ria Medica and Therapeutics.
 K. $. L0LMUS, M. D., Professor of PhysloioRy and Medical Jurisprudence.
 VIM. MePHEETERS. M. D., Professor 0. Gin. icai Medicine and Pathological Anatomy.
 w. D. SHERMAN, Demonstrator or Anthony The regular Lectures commences annually on inc 18th of October. Aggregate cost of Tickets, inelu- ding Manifestation $il0; Graduation Fee, S.s0.-- Board from S'0 to SIP per month. Medical Stu dents admitted gratu'ously to the medical and surgical practice in the City Hospital as aiso in the St Louis Hospital, during the Lecture terms.
 CHAS. 4. POPE, M. D., DEAN St. Louis June 27th lsl5 4i 3w.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22
wisdom of Democratic Principles.

The tariff of lS46, yielding it's millions of dol lars annually, and nine millions more than was yel ded by the tasff of '49, and nineteen millions more than was calculated by the great whig financier, Evans, of Maine--the Independent treasury, recei- wing and disbursing the enormous sum of ninety eight millions of dollars in specie. without jar, dn- ring state of war, in tie year is47, without u single dcfanlung officer, loss of cent to an n- dyi.iaai og the Gorernment--that Inc management of the war with Mexieo the thirty victories of our armies, and tho rich inheritance gained d--are but amazing monuments of democratic wisdem.-- Flor. Dew.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22
TIE iREassis RIlsTER's | aRHrHisTs
 AIM AEAC.

rIyHiS aanuaI Ssr sks gsar tste wisl be paAlishsd
 E on af about the isf Of Owtuhef m~Nf aud uiil exhibit the usaa asif0a0fnscaf ssAies for the sner eiaas of Little Hook, st Lnais. Nashville Jackson and New Ofye1ns aft will seTse for all the wsstetH and south western Sides t wifl efhvafe eSfions other matter of gaaeFa interest fD tlse pfaAsRg. mess esntile, professional aud Jeiigious world. ls will exhibit, especially, church calendar. aai all events tor the year tsis of which information eaa he eb- tained wiil be inserted Ali denominations ef Chris- tians throughout the west and scuth-west ei whai- sect respectfully invited tn farhish, pesf paid all notices oi Hsentans synis assos iasone, Re- that are ta take piace fof the t0niFg yRar. Ee- ligluus statistics are alsn respectfully solicited.
 The pGblsher also ciksrs bis pages so professional and business men as medium ioF advertising. A psolessGoaaI hsia@ss card of six lines less viii be inserted for the satn of $5-an ndseFisemeht of half page at SiU--aEd whole page at Sso--ad- sertise0ents that over-EuH wta br charged. e hfaf as half page, the seeend as whole page, aad the third as pasp and hall. Any indisidaal oriesing 5oe copies or moFe his card sdssstiseas nj w ea placed the back Df Cover also withcat additional charge. There wiA be published two eslitioas-fh@
 larger to contain $ to 6 pages exclusive ut aivet tiselpenis, the price of which wfa bs made known at as early day ss possihieihe smaller Of 10 pages t6 contain the vsHa astronomical tables asd t8 ad- yertisement 6f whoever may ofheg H. ptire s3 per hundred, not tess than so ecpaes ot which mnst be ordered fof special advertisement er the residue of 800 being made up of the larger editioa.
 A eaendas of the courts of any sf the adjoining States will be inserted npoa receiving orders to thm amount of 1000 copies. An orders, to receive aftenion, must hs sess eSs
 and accompanied with lhe casA; and if intended or insertion should reach by the 2ssh of August
 PHILIP L. ANTHONY. Little ok. Aug. s, I5is. F-