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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-02


Now this really exaggetion The proceedings of Par
lament will establish every word Of it, After ALL the ameora
ton of the condition Of Ireland depends upon itself than
upon England Its evils rather social than political the
people Of Ireland look to political changes where they should
change themselves II has been said
Chow small Of all that human hearts endure,
That part which kings laws make cure"
We wish that 1rshmen would remember this The duty
Of the British Government in the present emergency, having
crushed the outbreak will dignity il with the title Of
rebellion take to be this To devise and adopt vigorous
for improving the moral and physical condition Of
the Irish people The first will be effected by education the
second by opening TO industry encouraging the in
vestment of capital and promoting the of employment
We hail with pleasure the formation Of such societies the
"Irish Waste Land Society," and the "sh AmelOraon
Society" This is beginning at the night end.
The Government very prudenty, considers that there is
yet much Of highly combustble nature dused throughout;
Ieand and strong force will continue be kept up there
and the utmost vigilance exered watch and to crush its
earliest exhibition, any symptoms of insubordnaton All,
however, appears be quiet but Ministers supposed
be possession of information that societies Of very
mischievous tendency yet exist in various parts.
Aueusr 9-The papers of tins morning do not contain
much news The principal items those which NAV be
gathered from last nights debates in Parliament In the
Lords was stated by the Marquis Of L,S-powSE in answer
TO questions proposed by Lord STANLEY, that the British
Government had not intecred in any way whatever in the
quarrel between Naples and Sicily it had not required that
the Duke Of Genoa should be elected King OF Sicily il had
not insisted that the form Of government should be monach
cal but il had sad that if monarchical government
agreed upon, would recognise the Prince who might be
elected by the people, In the Commons Mr. H. II. BxRKE-
brought forward his notion That it is expedent in
the election for members to in Parliament, that the
votes of the electors be taken by ballot" The notion not
wshs,andng the opposition Of Lord Jous Russr, was
carried by majority of five, in house Of l67 members
This result altogether unexpected and hailed with
loud cheers bill in the spirit Of the resolution will soon
follows cannot be expected to succeed but the division on
the motion has given great pleasure to the reformer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01
REV. HI. D,S
VEGETABLE ANTI-BlLiOUS
PILLS

TrIiEY have proved Of the greatest tcnclt in reliev.
D. ing and curin. estimate ana dangerous diseases.
where other remedies have failed. The worst cases ef
chronic dyspepsia, iuvcteraje costiveness, indigestion
dtsreptic consumption, bilious choiic, erysipclas, rlicu.
iratism, nervous ar sick headache. and piles. have ieen
entirely cured by them; also. liver complaints of long
standing. enlargement or congestion of The spleen, some
tiucs called ague cake il the side, bilious fever, fever
and aauc ~ all lis fsrms, %Iarndice, cIoIc or spasIn Of
the muscular coat OF the stomach, diarrhaa, dvscuicry
CT bloody fiuX. cholera aud IFS pfeinonitory symptoms.
(of which many hundred cases have Teen cured mental
arrangement. nervous debility. drofsical swelling. numb
patseY, epilepsy, aroplexy, sea sickness, scutvy, asth
ma, pleurisy, worms in children or adults, fits, leoss
ness and irreguiarity ofihc sowelso ccasiore by teets
ing or irritation. fevers, w~hooping cough, scarlet
HIVES or croup. erup, ions OF tie skin, sc.
They are mild but .fectual in their operation upon
The system, not causing debility or too great eXciteBiens.
They are perfectly safe and proper 10 he TAX en- in ever
popularity Of Siiuation. climate or disease W here ana
terat've, cathartir or laNative would prove leneicia -
IT, s,e compatible with every climate. and have eer
found excellent preyentives OF the diseases incident
hot temperatures aud new countries. as fever audi,
bilious affections, &c. They 5eicrgs aud cleanser II
blood. cause a free circulation, omen olstrHciions,t 4
promote Tie secretion OF healthy bile. They Civ
uIst. vigorous aud healthy.
EJtrGct Prom q Letter from the Rcu. Nedde
Manson, Of tie Georgia Methodist Con
~tcrcnce.
SesivEN Co, GEORGIA, April 90, 1894.
Rev. and Dear Sir;
Tie fever aud ague is very prevalent in this State ant
your Pills are almost 4 certain cure for il. ! have broker
the disease upon myself with two doses of the pills, all,
J am not alone in This experience. ! have known many
ciae that exactly suits this sultry climate. Yours, &c.
-FF MEDAD hUNSON.
For sale by BASsETT & ROBINSON and JANE.
AkER, Agents. pr 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01

il; h a.lasllNN,

k1ffipAit-AtuiA MEtiCAt. hDt Hs-ESls n,is lvd
= - wears ago, by pE. klhkEtlN. The oldest,
shrest and hU>l 1and = cTrc ai forms of secret diseases,
Diseases of the SKIN RHd solitary habits Of youth. Is M.
NiNkELtN, n. w. corner Of Third and Uninn SIS,
between spruce and Pine, u squares from the tx
change.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth WIN ave iaiure' themselves hy a certain
afncttcr miulgc3 ina habit frequently learned nom
evIf conpuuIou.. or at schoal-ttc effects vi winch are
mshtl1 feH. even wbcI a-lpcp. and destroy hoin mind
a#i hfit, should apply Immediately. NeaEIess and
cniisi iuiional debility Immediately cured, aud fuli yi-or
restored. Allrtttts pasl paid.
NDGAo MEN
II Won vaue Nour afc or Your health, rememher. the
delay o. a Wontu, nay, even a weck, fndy prove your
rui1, to'h OF body and mind. Hence let no false mod
e~t ieter on from making volr case kuowli tn ono who
tfut4 education aud re~pectabiiiy, can alone he' ld
you. Ic Who plaees ntuseif under ~. kmkcius 70
menl, may rrliTiousiy conhde IN his honor as a u q.
uian. and IN whose tpsoin Win he forever locked IL Sc
cr.i OF The pa;icnt
Too many THINK they will hug the secret 'otaeir own
hearts, ant cuae themselves. Alas! low dfien 10 th,s
fatal %deilsion, and how many a promising Young mau.
who night have leeU al ornament 10 society, has faded
from the earth
COUNTRY INVALInS,
ending II iHconvenient TO make lersonaI application,
car, D st.tmg their ease explicitly, io-c,her with al
theIr syupsuus, per letter post naid) have forwarded
to thtn = clrst containing br. Ks medicines approprl-
atHd accordingly.
Iactassr If Medicines forwarded TO any part OF the
Uniltd SIllc az q moments notice.
Ut ra~t pald letters, addressed 10 DIR. hlNkLIiN,
Philadelphia WIH le prainty attended 10.
Sce advertisement IA the spilit Of The Times, Phila
De- nf7 NeV 26.-iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01
Coldridge's Balm of Columbia For

the hair.-lts positive qualities are a. foioNs-isi.
For infants, Keeping The head tree from srurf. and
causli 2 a luxurious growth OF the ha3f.
I'd. For ladies, after cAid ilrth, restoring tie skin TO
~ usual sitenglh and hfuhuess, and preventing Tie fai.
ling out of tne hair.
"a. For sHy person recovering from any detulty, the
same effect is produced.
4tn, II used tu infancy TN a growth Is started, II
may lie preserved, by attention, 10 the latest period of
iIte.
J.h Il frees the head from lsndug. Strengthens the
rnuts. imparts health aud visor 10 tic circulation. and
prevents me man hant changing color or &c tltts grew.
On. II ceuseS the hair 10 curl beautifully, when done
lp m Z over nlght. IL No ladies toilet shoufI ever
ice uaals without o..
ENpectorant Syrup. l ps "o, y ss .,' = c a 5a--
sands have Wet a premature death for tue want of at
tention Toe common cobb. Have You a cnagnl Rev
hf. boftIoiuIuewh ExpeeIsraH syrup, sale medical
prcsGfiHtiJn, containing no poispnoas drugs, ehdusei
tn aaeXteuslye practice Tor several yt4rs. VIII mos 10.
ittttcy i've relief, and save sou froli thar most aAtat
disease, PULMONARY Consumption, which tsuaH} syeeps
.ntu me grave, hundreds OF The yoang, the Old, the love
y und The ga.
The only seRuiae for sale ~ Wheeling rs "a Fsr.
cad, ut -euhtnviHe Ay A. conn. m p ttsnrsh &. Wm
jackson, 10 Aastliston by A SweeIy & sou, ia -
L.aiisNiNe icy Johnson, also ia every town IA ItaustI
vanie- ullo, Maryland and Virginia. doc ls
= Cssessisily Liquorice, l case Rchned do, forssts ~,
~ "NsA JAS BAhEa-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01
MOTHERS


* 0tLb YOU havel VIII you possess au eAectual re
w Wctv against the Swtnl rSvages, thai l. constantly
made hy lhft fell DESTROYER ~ the imam race, WORMS
Ii 80 we say To you cunudeutiGly With The Blessing 81
e Lord attending Tire Application, that II viii DO ma
c rt taken according r. The directions falt to reuntp
wa str.m iAesiouach OF 600 Iitt4e sufferer aud rgstutu
tito nth UUr VHrul syrup e. made eHtif-iy ofvessta
hies. g. euIe harMiv-s Fathers, Notices. GgarIisus
70 Tie PsTeldless and .I who have the csreoi c.uldreI
deisy not, hut hasten aHd get e hottie of liohtnsacks
worin syrip al tine corner Of 2ud and coates sic. rhla.,
" ans of tueii Humrt1us gents throughout the unted
States.
Come pravelse trlth ai what we say,
To Coates and Second haste swayi
There's aseruP tastdHr erNpaI
Worms. Az Who cam -tfrutsi TEL.
It's uiltd and gentle. Aet .H are,
Mariners. % viii Nunr chifrrt cure.
ThsH can you. Mi you. 81 refuse,
isis hes ai medic les tnuse
T. repaired only bs , \ 4 $ Hohensack. second aud
coates SIS Fi iia. and for sa hs nust Of the rusaecta
Bic B. .E- .ss and store kc lcrs owes lac United States
Price - cts uer hottie, sen 10
g-- Jane Baaer, J Irpson and l.. 4 War. agents.
y heelug. Va David Parks & Co., agents NaIensy ie
ONO. Jaaes A. GRAY 4 Go. agents, Bridgeport. OAio.
JoEL lloEENsACK, whoiosae 2seat, AaftiasgIie, OhIo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01
ssSt1
DIR. sWEETSERS pANACEA

" MS MEDICINE IS warranted, on oath. moi To com
: tsr r. raricc uft statrr', corrosive sutmaIe. Arse.
mic. ChaTHte or Go d.ur an. ariefcrious minerals.
The wireinic uton which This nfedici~- acfs. is w
-s.i-;lut AVID harWouizin1 W tt nsfure. q driyss out al
arrufru Ous aumurs irnuf the hioud AMI body. and
ry sssiu tiatiue with and strengthening the gastric Juice
Hf tle stomach. - INSISTS digestion: IN shoH, ti,crc i
uo- q VEIN. artery, muscle or herye ~ the hun 7ue body.
that j. not Strengthened tr 80 rsNkcK,. and Il also
poasessss the remarkable rro. crty uf removing mercury
from the bones ami JOINTS.
- EEl lIIoNSp or THE SKIN --~curyy. Scor.
uic Ntecuohs. Tuu urs. S~rrb.,la. or hIHcs Evil,
White swelling. Erysiueias. ticors. Csrce-.. Rmnin.
Sart-. ScAhs and nlrS. Time, nd a determined rerseyer
igce IN DH. SwEFlsEH ',Nsfr,. wtllesects cure.
% INDIGESTION.
Rejection Of food. Nausea. Nouifiugs. NcrvuHs aaoc-
iol-. Biliiors complaints, H~esdach~. Ialcnes-. or Fc-
ale lregularUrs. } r.. Sweeifcr's fansrea viii soon
a'ect a cure; hJi ifpi~tiHaic. ur st,ended with gripping.
yWg penis. tlrdose snouid he jpcreasea. aud the cure
vIl sueu te effected, Let not She patients Tighten
themselves w3.h 'he iiea that they arc zoo Wess totake
much medicine; hi hear ~ mind that their mildly orc.
raiirg medicine puts rot weakness INTO Ihc frame, nut
u0st certainly draws Wenhnes out. leaves strength M
Is p'ace. aud hy giving composed sleep al uie1t. and an
appetite 20 rel sh fond. reaniutatas Tie whole frame with
t~e'ous action. clearing the mind aud improving the
sight.
DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS DUPhTIoN.
accompanied ruth Nm UOuS Dtbiiiy, cured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01

EIKGlNlA-IS CnAScEaY-At Rules held in Tic
' tIefks office Of the Circui Saptrtnr court of Law
aud chancery iot Tie county Of ONO ia Tue aiOnta Of
March lo4-.
Horny Moore, Trustee Of Tie late Ebenezer Zane. de
ceased, Complainant.
against
Francis r Armstrong. administrator de henis non
with tHe viii annexed OF Noah Zane, decreased, Japes
a Mctt,Eu aHd May his wtie, Hillam Puts aud Eiiz
tieth rs wife, and Nm \ McAfee aud Corne.Ia hs
" Ite, winch SAID MARY, Eizaheil and Corne.ia are chl
dren, ielrs al law and devtsees 81 the said Noah Pane.
ler easea, Defendants.
fh. complainant having Eied a pet ition herein, and
a. e defendant. James A Mclean, not tavins entered
ns appearances and given security according 10 the Act
b. Assembly and The rules OF tals cont, aud u appear
1d by the afhdsyi a. Beverly NJ Eof, a detmtv ~
.iuleTi G. Woods. late Saeud OF The county Il thio
hat on ne 2bth das OF Fehruary, lsiS, lie went in ~
usual place OF abode uf The said defendant McCiean. m
lals county, for the purI ose OF " wing him with aeon
~ te process of snhp;sHa ISSUED ni TINS cause. aud tbsi
aat there made duilent enqulfy for the said Jane. A
Actleau, hut that he eouid "a, he ION ~; and was M
tQrhed by the wt'e Of te said Mctrtn IN At lac was uo
a. tniae, hut a aut OF this Con mouN aAitir GA u.ltlot
~ tie eln pla. snt ~ counsel, 10 Is uTdrfvd that Tue sad
defendant go appear here On tAe nrst day OF the n.Ai
term % tais cosrl, and answer tIe aid FELTON,. Al.
n at a eos'y of this urdsr ie tsTutwth tuserted Ia soa,
ueNstgivr prsuled a. tie CITY OF Vince bg for ~.
months succss-4seiy, ana posieA Al the frat d or 81
lie Court House Of ONO count \ copy tess. |
'G~A -s--h,LA ALLA. 4. LAiDLLY. I3sra
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01
TEAS.
AT THE CANTON TEA STORE
Nov I6-6u

AT TIE CANIUN = SIUHht
Ilarket Squars. Winding IA
YYYRERR YOU may fnd pure teas, imported ny VIC
and I63 a~rcenyich SIS.
Retail prices as folIows-sutiect in al cases to re re
turned, If not approved % ~ ciiier "eitW OF Pn@"tnS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01
QUINCY FOUNDRY,
CORNkh Or MAIN x QUINCY STREETS
WHEELING, VA.

pN'p W
WdreA0use No. Z, N HrOG Street.
fHE subscribers are prepared To make and keep con
4 slantly on hand a. the a,uve establishments all kinds
OF Castings. Cooking. franhiin, Balloon, and Cannon
stoves OF ali sizes aud patterns; iiollpwware, Wagug
boNcs, Plough Castings, Crates, Flai irons, sugar ami
" all Antilles. sc. a complete assortment. We have
ust received soue splendid patterns for farlor Gra:es,
the ueatesi ever hroUsht 10 tias city Persons who in
iend building are respectfully requested to examine then
eiore purchasing any Other Kind. NeIave a large lot
of patterns for Alu gearing, The BEST in tue place, whicl,
We WA haAc 10 order al thc loves. rates; also Ihresh
lhg Machine Castings. w VIII also continue 10 manu-
iacluie HE dniercht kinds OF PiUusiis complete, used ~
tiis section OF country, aud warranted equalto any madt
IA the western country. We VIII warrant all our sast-
iHss ara oliief N"fA done Al our establishment, and a.
cheap a. cah ie made IN PIushurgh, Cincinnati or am
othei establishment IA thls city. Persons Wishing tG
rutsatse shy a ic'tt our lIhe viii please give us a ca
ana sAalulste for themselves.
ap HAMILTON. SANDS, 4 q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01

For Wood or Coal ummer or Winter.
f6,sii l. subscribers have secured the exclusive ri III for
n The City of Wheeling and cauntv Of ONO, and are
manufacturing The above useful err a uenIai aud splen
dd stoves of three diferert sizes winch for Geatness and
variety in cooking and economy of fseI (noi consuming
more tllan , cents worth of coal PER day and COOK for
lpwsAis OF 20 OF a family at0netlne) EXCEL every thing
hthc hind IN use. W. appeal 10 our citizens and the
'elgh'ofing counties 10 a roniZe the manufactures of
Their own rather than encourage those OF Cincinnati and
other liacese especially when they can lie better accom-
niolafed with that useful article offnrniture. a good, e
cohehlcai and very cheap Cooking Stove. Saiistaclor.
teiefences gwen to persons Who have them in use.
W. lave also a areat variety ofcooking Stoves adai-
ted Tor Wood and coal, a seneral assortment of castings.
c IN - & ATHEW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01

' H- ~. si.- e+staha-, Of INN shoes In
n-. e--Hsi .ifJtu tisGi lacia.. an 4rdper atet
tH -.ae. #reaL llratal eKtIen4rut. ll4s am 80
Ell areI .lu4"ac OF L..d, alta taepp.utu,e9t
ama b aHs. H. H.lef teases, sprug taoss sIIbADEy
t""e. "H- tta ttH-s s45Ctuus, and nlriauru.J,
-aH ofl- ou4 VI tlsm, whicAties, mi.
u g- Hr eato cufu- Inc q siTuNtaol I'll suY-
n tatI rsfiaHs au4 e1cr,tl,us ..T
a. % a" "HtAeh4 occurrence, Is NAde-
Ates tet 49,. -= al.ch Il neglected. mo-
t.s4ae4ees- A large prspoft,ou
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01

This disease is 4 warning from nature. that The blood
As in a very foul state. aud That the hunors are charged
with accrtmony. ~leedache gives not ice of tile immi
nent daI ger awaits the body; why disregard TINS W aru.
ing OF natnref DO you suppose you can cure II witi
cologne water. hay rum,n or smelling salts? Most Ger.
tainly uoi only Il symptom. an indication that The
nerves are heipg acted on by the iouiness and accrino
~ nfthe hEmors. The disease Itself is in Your blood.
Z " aen You have the headache, do not risk Your leaith
and life by not needing the warning nature is giving You,
hut use Dir. Sweeiser's Panaeea freely, ii will purify
your blood and improve the heallh and circuiation gem
orally. Persons are always stronger after taxing than
before, as II merely removes the iross from the body and
leave The pure blood remain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01

A premium lentitrice. The best article known for
cleansing and wtiteutn. the teeth, Strengthening the
gums. and sweeteHinr the breath. etc. II should he used
every nigtu with sill brush. and The teeth and mouth
wiiionly requ,e a slight washing in the morning. Price
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01

2hetest Strengthening plaster in The world. and a so.
yeieisn remedy for pains or weakness in the Back,
Ions, Sides, Breast. L.uahs, Joints, Rheumatism, Ium
hago.etc One million i year viii not supply thede
maud. Price IA cents
The lozeuges, Tooth Paste aud Plaster sold hy Or.
Sheuuan's Agents lot his oiesaouian or At-hcalinr bal.
sam atovr. ic 22y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01

I certify. that for the last Eve Years. I have leen al
ficted with Dyspepsia aud Water Brssh. accompanied
with a general weakness ofihe whole system. partisua
.fariy distressing Pains in the lact. At times : diees
lien v - 50 Lad that ! could scarcely keep am h nr on
uv stomach. and coffee | cou'd not touch. ifa{l been
attended by several doctors, and bad taken 2 great many
prescriptions. without receiving any .enedt. A few
weeks ago ! commenced taking pr. Swceier $ lanacea,
and before had finished the first hotlic, ! fcit certain II
would cure ne, as no medicine ! had taken had such an
effect on tae. | have now taken three hotties. and feel
perfectly well ! am. however. takitg another iot.le 10
strengthen my nervous system. make this statement
publicly, 10 let afflicted know where 10 obtain relief
Nmnr. raafa~tetNV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01

II Properly examined win lie found 10 he only an az
gayated stale OF Leiharsy, as Letharey is an aggravated
siateo of Drow slneJs. The vessels and veins Ioiug clio
sed up with corrupt stacnant humors. diminish the cir
culatlon ald prevent tuo hlooi from supplying and n0ur-
lshing tIc rain, b.. purifying the ilond with Ur Sw Get.
ser = Paudcta, all alropleiic symptoms are carried off,
Those who have 4 tendency To apJlopleXy. can never
keep ;hcir blood in too good a condition. Frequent pu.
riiy ing " it'll this Vegetable Panacea, viii always insure
US against an attack OF tins malady, which 50 often
proves fatal. There is not a man, woman or child, who
cannot at this time use DR.. Swectser's Panacea with he
neii 10 ihemselycs-it always leaves the body in a
/ stronger condition after It's use than before. and II pro.
NOTES a healthy growth of children hy keeNinr their
body and fluids in a cleanly aud healthy state.
] ~. 1stG SnrttrT ,kD ,.-.-,
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18
NOIILE.

AIR. WALrER WALkss s JASn WALxsH,
VI his wi!e-You will please take notice.
hat At the next November tern Of, the county
court for Pike county, Missouri. we will apply
or an order Tor the sale OF the slaves belonging
o the estate Of John Mackey, deceased, that q
distribution may be made according to the rights
,f those entitled thereto, a. said slaves cannot
De divided in kind.
Signed this 26th August, lS48,
SUSAN MACKEY, a-
JAMES A. MACKEY, 10 bis
own right, and also as Guardian for Su-
san Mackeys q minor.
ra JAS. M. WATSON, Guar
dian for William Mackey.
CLAIBORNE M. THURMON.
in right OF his wife Rsbecca Thurn0n.
ANDREW ]. TRIMBLE,
in right Of his wife Nancy Trimble.
MIJAMIN TEMPLETON,
in right of his wife Mary Templeton.
e. SAMUEL D. OWENS,
in right Of his wife & as Guardian for John
and Joseph Mackey, minors.
JAS. TiLLITT, in right Of
his wife Elizabeth Tillitt
September 4th ls4s.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18
A e OF MISSOURI,
COhniy oil Pike,

Pike C1unts Court, August Term. l84s.
[. MONG the recofls. and proceedings hat,
"A on the eighth day Of said term Of the court,
Is the following, viz;
sit is ,rd.red by t!,e court that there b.
FIR the Improvement Of roads, dur
ing the present year, a tax equal to fifty
per centum on the State tax ; and that eve.
Try person against whom a poll tax is assess
ed may be discharged Of the same, by the
payment Of fifty cents per day in money f.;
that every sverseer Of roads be allowed one
dollar per day for his attention while in &C.
tual service as such overseerj that it be
the duty Of every overseer to buy a plough
and n or more scrapers, TO- be paid for
out Of any money belonging to his road dis
trict,, it in his judgment they be necessary
to notify each hand Of the implement to
be used by him at the time he gives such
hand notice to work any road and to work
all the roads in his district at least twice .
year, viz: C in the spring and once in
the fall. That every overseer may pay for
on roads in his districta sum not to
exceed sevsnty.6ve cents per day for .
good hand, seventy.fve cents for yoke
of cattle, one dollar for . pair Of horses.
two dollars for a team Of four horses, three
dollars for q team of six horses or mules,
and Fifty cents for a cant or wagon. That
all persons will be liable for the payment OF
their road tax in money m a failure to work
the roads, when once notified to do. so, by
the proper overseer; and that no hand be
allowed pay for g full days work unless he
meet as early as 8 O'Clock in the morning
and work until discharged by the overseef
in the evening; and ordered that a-copy
Of this order be published in the Banner
and the Seventy-Six for four weeks"
I, Samuel F. Murray, clerk of the coun-
y court for said county, certify that the
foregoing order is correctly copied from the
record Of said court now in my Office.
lfS..I7 Witness my signature and official
hereto affixed, at Office this 9Th
day Of September, l84S.
s. F. MURRAY, Clerk.
Sept. 18th, ls4s.-4w.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18
Guardians Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under.
signed was, on the lst day Of August,
l848,t appointed BY the county court Of Pike
county Guardian ofthe estate of hristnes Good.
man, a person Of unsound mind.
All persons having claims against said 20.
are hereby notified to present the same,
properly authenticated, within one year from
the date Of said appointment, or they may Be pre-.
cluded from having any heneft Of said estate,
and if not presented within three years they will
be forever barred.
FINDLEY BRANSTETTER, -
Guardian of estate Of Christena Goodman.
Sept. 9Th 1913. 3w.