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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
In ChancerV.

.r. In CnanceTy. ~
yirwimiu: At Rules held in the Clerks once OF the
cuu,t county in the month OF September, 1852
benjamin Jacob Complainant.
against % ..-
Rachel Jacob, widow, and William ..
Jacob and John Jacob, children and
Heir law al Ne iui,~ ,Tarot' ueccas.n pee'ian'o-
and Samuel Sokciy and Sa iah Jane his
We
The complainant la wing filed supplemental ili 10 revive
Inc Su; againt tic said cnan,s and the said Rachel ia
cob William Jacob John Jacob, Samuel Sokely and Sa:
rnb Jane his wiin having entered their and
appearing by satisfactory proof that they not nhab,
,lants of the Commonwealth OF Virgnia-on motion OF
Inc complainant by it is ordered that they do
appear he within month alter due publication OF this
order do what may be deemed necessary 10 protect
their and that copy Of this order be
forthwith in newspaper published in the city
of Wheeling weeks SUGGEST vcly and posted nj the
front door of Ohio county on the first day
of the next county court 10 be held for said county
III. y copy Tcsie, AlONZO LoRlNG,
(Nclson) iw Cscptti) .N.. Clcrh.
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Light. MORE LIGHT!

. A S LONG evenings approach, the demand for good
N clear LIGHT, from smell and smoke. increases
We respectfully invite all who wish good light free from
the above examine the Phosphenc Lamps
for sale at the Queensware Store, No. IS Monroe
Street. near Post Office Wheeling, Va. Another
soent whor without cut shades has lust been received
septS HgefI HttsH Itt J. IL DuNHaM ~ Co
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TnE DEArm OF Mas. SARAH COWARD, announced
under our obituary bead, to-day, will be regretted
by large circle of friends and acquainances gain
ed by long life of usefulness aud Christian virtues.
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The Primary Department
OF THE
Meade COLLEGIATE Institute.

WELl.SBURGj VA.
THE Fa; session of this School will commence on MON
DAY the 18Th SEPTEMBER, and viii continue five Cal
cL,ar months. ..
unless by special agecneni,and when once entered no
will be made absence during The session. dN
rept in cases of sckncss-or will pupil be
pcrmitted TO withdraw. This rule is positive.
TERMS: .
Day pupils,-Prmary English Department Slnn5
Classical and Mathematical. .......-......... l2p
I;Jud and Tuition per session OF five mouths i3~
riably advance, tile remainder at the id
die o. the session. . =,
Ministers Of the Gospel.
For further Information see Catalogue PuDisheu D!
Board OF Trustees. ~,
order of the Board,
SAM'l. d. TOMPKlNS Rector
Wheeling, Sep is, '52
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COMMERCIAL.
WHEELING MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY lNrELL!GENcER.

JrBsNot.It should be observed tlat the quotations
given below are the Wholesale Prices. We. state this
tor the bcEet of those who may very small orders
70 fill and who may be charged small advance on these
prices Generally however, both city anu country custo.
rely purchasing, from our Wholesale Acr'
chants in quantity at the regular Wholesale precs
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McCLELLANS & KNOX
d WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 5DEALRRs IN -
BOOTS AND SHOES, "'..'''
Men and Bbys' Palm Hats, Leather and Findings,
at the nell kno,Dn stand 49,
raj ~ ..as.l. zrfu of the 4=.itilti - EHa,
BIG RED BOOT. --n'ss'5
BIG RED BOOT.

w receiving from Eastern Manufacturing
w Establishments the largest and best nnnuac
tured assortment OF Boos and Shoes for Fall and Winter
offered in this or other market ihey have
been manufactured ORDER according to our own drec
tions, and intended expressly for retailing 10 our
regular CUSTOMERS and all others who may avor US win
CALL unusually large variety OF Roots anu
Shoes which guarantee equal quality OF material aud
workmanship to those in this or any part OF
the United States stock will be found to consist, i'll
part, of the following scasonablc goods: ~
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SALES.
Valuable Lot, and
COAL PRIVILEGE FOR SALE.

COAL PRIVILEGE FOR SALE.
rTNHE undersigned sale lot numbered Sftecn
in square numbered Two. situated on the North West
Main and Quincy streets This is without doubt
this iime the valuable building lot III the CITY
WILL ALSO sell all the coal, now held by Inc IN Trust
that owned worked by Philip sutton This coal priv
ege embraces twenty five thirty acres, that has
been worked besides large amount lying in the old
works, great portion of which yet be got out An en-
coal, both sides OF Wheeling Hi VIII Dc
sold with il. For terms, &c, apply ,..
scp2y-2wd FRANCIS j.. ARMSTRONi'.
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GEO. w. CLUTTER.

HEALTH or THE CrrY.-We are authorised by the
President OF the Board OF Health TO state that The
health of tile city has been, during The past Sum
mer months, as good as any preceding Summer,
and is so now, with the exception OF few cases
of Cholera, induced by the unusual warm and sui
Try weather for the past few days, and the diseased
and debilita,ed constitutions Of the persons at
tackled and that while exists for cleanliness
and care in diet, there Is no occasion for alarm
among our citizens. 0..
The Board will issue bulletin 10 MORROW.
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Dyeing to live J!
FIRTH s. DAY

Seventh ST., three doors from DR.. TGppdn's,
STEUBENVILLR, OHIO. - ..- ~
Would inform the citizens Wheeling and vicinity that
they have commenced the ColorinE Busincss in every
branch. silks, Cottons and Wo0les, warranted to stand
coors Ladies' apparel Gentemens Coats Pants, Vests
&c. "''.- 8 '' 90
Fancy CoIors
or every shade got up equal TO now. Ribbons Shaws,
and everything in tho coorng cleaned pressed and
done the shortest notice. and easy terms IN H.
U1ArTangcmcns have been made with the steamer vi
RoouA and deliver articles and packages for us
daily. ss'- ,,,
septti .fm,sEL 81 ~ ,aaE=.iJOSEPH DAY. he
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By the National Line.

TELEGRApHED FOR THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1.-THE Telegraph lines, both East and West, were
Token down on Saturday night by the storm. We
are, therefore, without dispatches of Saturday or
yesterday.
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Notice.
NotiG,
Notice to Holsekeepers.
VIEW CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES.

ne 600 YARDS of Carres at No. lib, Main street
lO.NJO The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
and public generally that he has Ist Icui he
from east, and is receiving the largest best, anu
most beautiful stock Carpets. Rugs, Oil Cloths, etc etc
ever in this city, cnhraens almost every variety o
and quality that bc "th IN Tho Eastern MAJ kcts
This bccn selected with great care ana it
the most favorabl circumstances winch WI
ma hr me much lover than the same qnaity q"
nds sold In this cy. Thosc.in want OF goods
~ nv line will please call and sect from my STOCK I" over
49, yards. with i dcrcn patterns, varying IN rri'r
from 1 1ic. to 81 per yard. ~ -, ,,.
Scntf J. l.. llAiBouh no. no. .ha'h ~.
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Tx VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE Insurance Co.
The following letter from Carr. G.. w. CLuT-
TER. formerly of this city, coming as it does unso-
licicd, is highly commendatory of the Company in
question, and the Agents in this city.
RICHMOND, Va, October S, 1852.
Messrs. Dorsey aud Arthw,-Gents:
am gratlfed to learn that you have been ap-
pointed agents of the Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company of Richmond" hope you
will meet with that patronage, from the good citi-
zens of Wheeling, which such an institution de-
serves. One thing, you could not have obtained
the agency OF a better company; it is unsurpassed
BY any similar institution in the Union.
The stockholders are among the most able capt.
tasS in the State; the Directors are all good bust
ness men; the President is considered, by the citi
zcns here most careful and safe officer; and the
Secretary, is peculiarly well suited, so say those
who know him best, for the duties of lis office.
am sure no one desiring to avail themselves OF
the advantages of insurance could select better
company.
The stock is quoted at from slO4 TO Sl06 per
share of $780, which is sufficient evidence of the
standing of the institution.
Most respectfully,
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks, sc.
On JER;H b. SHEPPARD wou!d respectfully in.
fIA ve attention of his friends, and the public
generally, his establishment, where will be
found constantly hand large and well selected assor
ment OF all articles in his line, consisting OF Snddcs
RridIcs Harness. Iron frame and w God box
TrupIss vnliscs, Carpet Kngs, scotch Upper
ni,d m o.. skim Collars Hnmes, Whips, &C.
&C., &c. .,.,,E
All OF which manufactured by eompeSIt WoTkns ea
of the heal materials and will sold CHEAP FOR CASH
Those desiring to purchase arc requested TO ea ef
anime for themselves at SER. ,,,,..,,.,v.
llS, MALI ST. w HcciiHs, w.
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New Boots and Shoes.

VIM. DOEc, lUl INHiH SFecl, bhftHHS,
now opening of his Fall and Winter stu-k
aud Shoes, which embraces every .ty.t aid
quality in trade, ladies' misses and child
wear Gents boys and youths boots and shoes. 10 dcss
nate the variety would he too lengthy for an advertise
ncnt.
This is exclusively New York and Philadelphia
makes latest style and best stock and Workmanship OF
both ctcs and antied both by Tie ma
kc ard the signed. Particular attention Is called 10
article of ladies travelling boots. WV boLf-
sep2i
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SEVERAL ARTICLES of Local nature promised
10 appear day, are crowded out
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q. .r,. 60, m,o,, VS. lon,,n Defendant, Virginia.
NOTICE hereby given TO the defendant in tho above
named that the plaintiff will take the dispositions
or William p Holiday and others, to be read at
the office Mayor of Cincinnati in the CITY OF Cinci
natl in the OF Ohio, the 18th day OF October 1852;
nj the of Aeyander Todd in the town of Pomeroy in
lie same state on day OF October 1885 also the de-
positions OF Simon H. West and others at the Office or John
Major Esq in Pease township in Belmont county In the
same state on the day of October 1885 and If the talk
ing said dcpositious OF them be not begun or com
Melted on the ay appointed the sae the taking the
viii continued from time TO time unit! comricted and in
all cases the hours for taking will be between eight
O'Clock a. NJ. and seven O'Clock Y. NJ. ~ -, t-
sept15-wiw JOSEPH G. WEST, Plaintiff
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In ChancerY.


yiruiniu Al Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Ohio county in the month OF september
S-p. .F.... pr .... %.
:'a,ah Jane Mills and Minerva Jane
ii IL. who by George MoCrcary Compliments }
tre;I friend. ..u.. loft.
Daniel Siccnrod, Samuel Mccoy. Mo .r.......
s,s Mills, Rachel Wallace. William ...- i .
Mills ialtcs Mills, John Mills, Ruth .s I'd
Mills, Caroline Mills AMI Catlar1ne | DESCENDANTS
Mills aId O;hcr unknown hci rs at law Do'''s
OF John Mills deceased. who was the son -.f.
of John Mills The elder, late Of Ohio .I,..s
county, deceased.
rbc object snt is 10 Obtain decree for the parti.
ton OF tract OF land Wheeling creek in the county OF
hin and also Ofthc rents and profits thereof
The defendants except Daniel Stccnrod and Samuel NC
Coy ID hE wing entered their appearance and appearing
~ Satisfactory proof thai they Inhabitants of the
Copmonw m OF Vrgina-On motion OF the compliments
nv counsel il cd that they do appear here within
IN tfon MS due publication OF this der and do what
may he deemed necessarily p' o,cct their inter css IN ms
in some paper published in the city Of Wheeling for
our weeks SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door of
the Court House Ohio county the first day OF the next
county court be held for said county III
| cScsonriyy Csepi17) Clerk D
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TO Country Merchants.

MRS. $. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm. OF
NJ MeCoen, Knox & Co. the renal ming partners have
with them Mr. Chester D. Knox, (brothcr oi $
kn so long and iayoTaby known in the trading public
IA Stunning the style Of McCIallens and Knox -,
They wOuld respectfully inform their old lWho
long be rally sustained them) and all Other deal
Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arrr-
ILs from the 10Th 10 the last of September
aVng been selected with the greatest care anu bought
o cash they t:cr themselves that in their Fail STOCK o.
Boats aud Shoes they hold out Inducements IN quaia
and prices superior any offered in the market 10
Country Merchants their way cast they would be pleas
ed TO exhibit their stock and post them inprioes
Challenging comparison with the rkets OF anu
Philadelphia. [sep3l MCCLALLENS & haOA-
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yirxinin: Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circit Court Ohio in the month OF September 1852
John Mallory and Asa Johnston own plainns
ers OF tic Steamboat .IIal Columbia" ) Al d
u l... against aa.t. .I.'tfE nH .r fit8
William I. Curtis, John A. Skunk. AN f-s f'F1
thony Sheets, and Joseph E. Hall, Char les :. ~ il}
Hall and Joseph Hail. under the Defendants
finn of Joseph Z. Hall ~ Son, owncis of ---
the Steamboat sGovernor Meies. ;" -
aciion Of trcspass to recover at the least
n esa,0 damages caused by the collision OF the said
Stean,b,at "Gove nor Megs' with the said Steamboat
aiI Columbis, - which suit attachment was Issued
AMI returned SCI we'd. l-..
The defendants except John NJ Skunk, not having entered
tc aprcarance and it appearing by satisfactory proof
pna0n motion OF the plaintiffs, by counsel 1t Is orderc.
that they do appear within one month aef due pnbll.
cation o This OF der and what be deemed
TO protect their this suit and that copy Of this
ricr h. fnr.hy inserted in newspaper published
IL, The ri,y Of Wheeling weeks succcssivey, AMI
nnstc Mt Tho front door the Court House OF Ohio county
first day of the next county court 10 be held lot sa
county. rrl., tnNzoIop,NG 4.F
,,csP, 0.ff scentI5 l4f- w.. Pr Clerk.
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,~z-SiasI, copies ofthe DAILY INTELLiGENcERfo for
= ~ =, the office of publication. Price, rwoeeSrs
--vp y A. SEARS is authorized TO receive subscrip.
-. "a the DAILY TiWeeky and Weekly ln,eligencer
and for advertising and Job work to be done at
this office
in the city towns will be sup
IeI with the Daily lnteigenceI By Mr. a. Sears,
iisr rate OF TEN CENTS \ WEEk- This will afford
laon many who DO not wish 10 subscr ibe by
az IrIr Mr. will supply his subscribers punctually
nd al an early hour.
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Hats I Hats I!

~ JUST received from New York, at the sign oil lie
81, LACK Mammoth Root, South end OF Market square,
20 boz. Mems Black kossutii Hats.
scpti5 lODD " DENoh.
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County C"uRr-SATURDAr OCTOBER 9.-Wn.
Miller, and Dunkin Campbell admitted citizens of
the United States.
Z. Jacob was appointed Proxy to cast the vote
of Ohio County, in elections TO be held by the
MARSHALL and Ohio Turnpike Company.
Fred. \. Brcntlinger, VIM. Jordon, Allen S.
Haowell, James McMuray, John NJ. Hamilton,
Henry COnant, and Thomas II. Williams, were
qualified as Deputy Sherirs, TO act at the several
precincts in this county, at the coming election.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, VS.. Trustee, &c.
Commissioners Report returned, and on motion and
by consent, ordered to be recorded.
Same, VS.. VI. C. Good, Esq, Trustee and others;
Report returned, motion TO quash: motion over
ruled, and order to record. appeal taken TO the
Circuit Court.
Commissioners to superintend the elections in
this County were appointed.
Michael Welch VS.. City of Wheeling: on an ap-
peal from the judgement of an Alderman. Judge
ment affirmed
Court adjourned.
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NcM l.ookinr stove.

New Cooking stove.
CAVETT ~ DUFFlELb have got up new I'M
pt proved pattern for Coal Cooking stove 10 winch
I'd Ley would invite the candid attention of their cuso
SlSAmcI and the public. ......
II IS cheap neat durable consumes much less iuel
AMI has all appur,cnauccs necessary 10 complete cook
in. apparatus. seplS-2nid ......
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WINDING Up.

WHINING UT!
ShAWlS, Cobours cloths, Tagions and MetrOpolitans,
~ AID other worsted goods, your prices. They're
'Lrlp aud iiynu don't believe it, and look at them
'eFS' TIT: JOHNSTON, JT., l6e Maintt
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virginia: At Rules held in the Clerks office Of thu
Circuit Court of Ohio county in the month OF September

yirrimin: At Rules held in the Clerks office OF thu
Circut Court of Ohio county in the month OF September
ISL .H... Idiots, ,...r,..
against
Nclson Disgs Defendant t-r
Of Debt to recover the sum oil SET II cents,
\ due on two notes, dated the oUh January 1852 one Tor
$40 due and payable hundred and twenty days alter
date and the other S9i II cents, due and payable one
huui ed and thirty days oc date with interest from The
time tie respectively became due IN which SUIT
an attachment was issued and returned served ,-r,
The defendant having entered his appearance ana y
by satisfactory proof that lie is not as inhabitan
nj The Commonwealth OF Vrgnia-on motion OF the plain
G by COUNSEL is ordered that he do appear here within
may be deemed necessary protect his interest in this suit
nI ,lat copy order he forthwith inserted in some
published in the City OF Wheeling for four weeks
posted the front door of the Court house
of Ohio county the first day OF the next county court TO
be held said county. ~ - !. /. ! :.
IJ&P) y copy Tcstc, ALONEO lORlNG,C Clerk
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GOING TO OUITi

pLACK, Green, Choco, Maroon, Mode and Cherry
French Merinos AT less prices than they can be bought
Fast this season-come and see them.
tn: JOHNSTON. Jr.,
seI23 No iG2 Main ST.
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GLORIOUS Scorr & GRAHAM MEETING was held
4; the Court House, on Saturday night. The spa
cious room was crowded to its utmost capacity, as
was also the gallery. The City brass band envened
,b,. procee,lingS with fine music, and the utmost
enthusiasm prevailed.
Taos. SWEENEY, ESQ, President.
The Hon. ANDREW STEWART, of Pennsylvania,
made speech ieplete with sound arguments and
incontroycr,abe facts. He opened with brief
statement of the prospects for Scott in Pennsylva
MIA. lie had the most unmistakable evidence that
il would 90 for the man who would promote the
ercat industrial interests of the country; it would
90 like the great majority of the States, prompted
by feeling OF gratitude for their abest defender;
one whose claims were side by side with the i'm
mortal Washington, it having been his fortune 10
do more, in respect, for his country, than its
reyerei and unparalleled Father-Gen. Scott having
shed his blood for it on many battle field; and he
believed that the same feeling gratitude, awakened
BY the heroic deeds of Washington, jackson, Har-
rson and Taylor, would carry Gen. Scott in
triumph 10 the Presidential chair.
i synopsis of the speech will be found on the Sc
eond page. The following passage was omitted from
its proper place, owing to our notes being miSaid.
lie would not speak of Mr. Pierce personally, as
that involved important issue before the people
He had known Mr.Pierce for several years; he knew
him in Congress and he regarded him as clever,
gcntenamly, inoiIensive sort OF a man. As to his
abilities, he could not recollect that he had ever
left any abiding impression on any ones mind He
never, nor did any member of Congress, ever asso-
ciatc Mr.. Pierce with anything important. He never
heard him make speech, never heard him make n
motion but he had heard him vote, and his voting
showed his character to be very negatiue indeed,
as ne most always voted "No!' If the tariff came
up, he voted No; ifinternal improvements came up,
lie voted No; if the distribution of the proceeds of
the public lands came up, he voted No; if pensions
were 10 be granted the old war-worn soldiers, he
voted No. He was No, No! all the time. In fact,
he is a No sort Of man. decidedly of the negative
class-notllng positive, nothing strong, nothing
distinguished about him, and totally unfit for the
lofty position OF the Presidency.
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Hats and Caps.

CIlU
10S DoZ. assorted Taps from Is cents 10 So 10 ne pro
10 cured at s. D. IIaTpcrs Hat and Cap store, whose
Icsna business is selling iiais and Caps, which IS The
place call for fashionable articles in his line SEP ~
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.7iiiat t54 siaEs HiISS rH.aiGuA 81 % ~
.I.su7l5 g ,.ila H0'f r.
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BILL FOR PARTITION.

FRANKLIN CIRCUIT COURr-iu Chan
Gerry. Mordecai Myers, vs. William Rowland
Wright, the Merchants Bank of New York.
Thomas w. Brockenbrough. Arthur 8. Brock
enbrough, Ellen A. Brockenbrough, Thomas w.
and Mary Elizabeth Brockenbrough, Lucy b.
Maxwell, lizabeth v, Maxwell, Simeon Max
well, minors, ct al, Defendants. Whereas,
Mordecai Myers has filed his bill for partition OF
the property in the city of ApalachicoIa known as
share c. Of the Columbus property, consisting of
Lots S, l6. G, i; Lote S, I6, G 2; Lots ], 20, H
2; Lots l, 3, Block 20; Lots /, 2, 3, Block
81; part Of Wharf Lots 26, 81, -, IA, and
SIX and quarter acres of land near the
city of Apalachcola, in the county Of Frank
lin And whereas, Thomas w. Brock enbrough,
Arther Brocksnbrough. Thomas w. and Mary
Elizabeth Brockenbrough, infants, residing in the
State Of Virginia. Lucy B. Maxwell, Elizabeth
v. Maxwell, and Simeon Maxwell, infants, reside
IN Leon County, Florida; and Ellen A. Broken
brough, widow Of William H. Brockenbrough,
deceased, who resides in Tallahassee, Florida !:
II 10 the reore Ordered, that the SAID parties ap
pear before this Court in Appalachicola, and
answer said bill on or before the first Monday in
December next, or that the same shall be taken
confessed against them. And it is further
ordered, that this notice be published once a
week for two months, in the Foridian and Jour-
nal of Tallahassee, the Southern Press Of the city
Of Washington, and the New York Herald of the
city ofNew York.
GEORGE s. HAWKINS.
Judge of the Western Circuit of Florida.
April II, 1852.
certify that the above is a correct copy Of the
order made in this case.
SAMUEL w. SPENCER, Clerk
R. J. MOSES, Solicitor.
B. w. JOHNSON, d. c.
June 10. 1aw-2m