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Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09

:, Designer and Engrayer, upon Wood nnd ston..
iinuse on Crescent sileet All orders len Win 81 w
hiOE, al L. u. Goddard 4 Co.'S will meet wnh nron,n
merry. dasnB 'aa.h nr
:. worcester HydropathIc Institution
"' ~ "hhs rrhsEr' This Institution IL well nrrnnged
~ usathsnt ~ az teasons II will remain under m.
Meucal direction Of DR. GEoRor Ioyr, until ths ss,"n
oi ~ hooshs, rom Paris, IN April. 1854. 's'''"
,..nMs.-usually fIom 81 10 90 per week. Foy
"""''"ehi "iihOut boafd ~ to - per week. olOdf
Or. n. ROGERS, No. Glen a.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09

l.. d. Nichols, M. D., .,fioM@p,ra,.p
sIcIAN, Residence No l2 Main street S,r io Thy
from 8 10 A. NJ, to and tosP.M' "ouiS
Aug 6, 1852. "i'
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09

,. TX. clark, NJ. d., HoMGPATHIc PHYSICIAN
NO. Walnut street. Office hours from to 9 A Nj.
and from to 3 I'm.
w Worcester i tst, issl ian 17f
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09

ni' "rIs 'haa understand Housew ork can be had by
applying at &53 Main ST., up sta,s Room / oIe div
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09

Rev. Thomas James, Fugitive sIuye, will
Lecture on the subject Of slavery, IN the following
places, on tie following Evenings
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09
WM. 5, BARTON

dtt0T72eY and COl7lSelJOf at Lao,
NOTARY PUHiIC.
Com@Iss ION Err OF DEEDS, for New York, New Jer-
scy, SC, No. harrington Corner, Worcester
GDl3 dawis0
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09

An Experienced Nurse can he found ON -,
Phca'loh at S55 Main ST., up stairs, Room on dt,f
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09

An Experienced DressmaIxer can be fo.nd
yoPpPp''ihs at SS5 Main ST up stairs, Room |.
o<4 d1y
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09
The Journal Of last evening says:

"We understand that the fire did not iniure
the manuscripts of the State The octave edition
Of the Debates aud Proceedings of the Conveu-
ton also escaped injury. The damage to the
quarto edition will be speedily repaired, and the
State business will be interrupted bnt day or
two Messrs. White d Potter estimate their loss
al $4,000, which is only partially insured. The
fire was set in the second story, and the escape
row one.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09

Julius II, Siedhof
Offers bis services as teacher of apcien, .d o,i
Languages to The public. Office, No.152 Main 81.
81 ~ ~
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09

JOHN B. ID. C0GSNELL,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW
NO. II Worcester Bank Block,
s9 d3m
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09

J. HOWE. ~ '"ie oy y, v.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09
Attention Free Damoorats.

THE FREE DEMOCRATS of Worcester are in
formed that their nEAo QUARTERS opened day and
evening in he neat ard connections Re TN over the
store OF Richmond d Trowbrdge, next door South Of
the U. ). Hotel, hich place They will 6nd the news
papers Of the day and good supply OF documents for
gratitoIous desirbution. The skies bright the
is onward f2G DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09
WILLIAM DTCETyEor
N0TAnV pItUI1g ~

viii attend to this and to other msttsrs Of h..
hisofiice over the Central Bank e ousNIs ~ az
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09

In the daguerrean Rooms, formerly conoucted by DR.
A. w. VAN ALsTIN, No. 1877 Main st., Worcester, a
lew doors Moth of the American TempeTarc ce House.
In re-Upening these Daguerrean Rooms, The Proprie.
tors would respectfully inform The Ladies and Gentle men
o worcester and vicinity, that alter 10 years expert
enCe and praeice in the daguerrean art In the princ
pie cities of the Union, also, three years. residence
in California takes this method to inform The public Of
the re opening Of sid Rooms.
Their Rooms will be of the first class and order and
furnished with the best Of erman Instruments making
pictures OF different sizes The lrgest Stock ever OF
leed for inspection to the citizens of Worcester will
always be on hand, thus giving al who NAV wish for
Pictures acili'es which be found al any ober
rooms In this city, or the Union II will be our hir
aim TO please and satisfy all who may favor nv with
thtir patronage Our motto will at all times be- TO turn
out superior style of pictures, which for clenrness Of
outline, tone and beauy OF finish viii aiye merit 70
SAID rooms Your patronage is respectfully solicited
M H. The Hathaway Brothers, old md ex neyiene.d
operators will be ret,incd in this Estahlishment.
OH oti BENZ D. MAXHAM q CO.
TO Gentlemen and Ladies'.
. - ntlemen wishing well made Shirts Dosoms and
Collars can hear OF Ladies nccu, toned 10 nice
on application TO tae INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, ass
muh ST. Ladies who have nice 40 " 10 do can also
be accommodated. n diy
- -
p. G. bacon, Counsellor at Law.-Ifis tim
'olng no longer occupied with The duties OF the Mayor
" ~ profession ohce No /, Central Exchange
'u"uafl ., leo3 jams dly
A. ANDREWS.
Ieacher Of Vocal and instrumental Music Plano
Forte, and Music Room, No 4, Harrington .
Corner, Worcester Mass
BEsT or REFERERoEs GIVEN
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09
ApPLES"sr-nnrr.s.- 2. .

APPLEs-APPLEs.
Apples, by DP PSpfh9 pfhi9a',.y OF winter
Worcester, Oct e. 1853 "LAhh
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09

LEWIS c. MUM. Anctioneer.
sales Of Real and Personal Ppronertv' nr,nnr,Iv Al,
tended to Office, 23s Main ST., IN stairs ''-
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09

FIRE IN BosToN.-On Monday evening,
Nov 7lh,a fire broke ont in ''Minot's'' buiIding''
corner of Spring lane and Devonshre street, oc-
cupied on the first floor by Crane & Hollings.
worth, paper dealers; on the second floor by
White & Potter, State printers, and C. J. Fran
els, book and job printer, on the third floor by
White & Potter, and Charles j. Peters, stereo-
type founder; on the fourth by Rogers 81 Co.,
type founders.
The fire is supposed to have originated in the
composing room of Messrs. White & Potter, on
the second floor, whence it extended to lhe.third
floor, doing great damage.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09
Flour.

N&1A geo bis Chas. J. hin a. Sons Extra Flonr
lEltzs5l8l 200 half bis do do do da
<sssa1zA lhls DAY received, and for sale by
no daw2w M M.oS.l
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09
FLO0R.

IN BIS w Whitney, Premium FLOUR.
IsdC 200 do J. Wllians Extra do.
=, 200 do Bay State Mills do do,
Ihh Jay received, and for sale by
10 uawSw BLISS, SUTTON, & co
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09

Blacksmithiug and Grinding!
FHHE citizens OF Worcester are inforn,d ia, ,a -
i prepared to make all kinda and shares oc IIAm M
mEks, { G, TO order to he harden ana re tomner
Carpenters Tools Also, TO grind a. d polish n ATdu
ELS, Tools, and all sorts OF Iron and steel Ivors ~
the best possible manner, and fr the lowest cssh
"rmh p,m BUCK BROTHERS,
an Euso 'ooi manulneurers, Junctl Building.
Nv d3mA
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09
An Irish Cir,

. ~ 70 10 years OF age can have a good home for a
syears, N the country. Apply ss above. ~ : v
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09

w lshEs to ret place to do Housework foy b.,
w boaid, IN family where she can have the ,.s r
q Ak niano Apply At the INTELLIGENCE oFFICg
z53 Main II, up stairs. W.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-09

IN TONS Fine Feed, In Store. 10, as,o nv
'1-----n w ua"tl BLISS, SUTTON, Il co,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-28

The PARHERsBuRG RAILROAD LoAH.-The pro-
posas for the S2,50O,0OO of the bonds of the North
Western Virginia Railroad Company, one million
and half guaranteed by the city of Baltimore,
and the other by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, are to be opened at the banking house
of Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co., in New York
city on Tuesday next, the LIST March. The bonds
the company state, will be ready for delivery in all
the month of March. deposit of ten per cent.
OIL which interest at the rate of six per cent per
annum will be allowed, will be required on the
acceptance of the bids. and bidders will have the
option of paying the whole amount assigned them
delivery o: the bonds, OF at the rate of ten per
cent. monthly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-28

UNPARALLED DErxAvIrY.-We are informed by
two officers of justice that band of Is young men
and boys in Petrysvile. formed themselves into a
society for the purpose ofrobbery. 4 captain was
chosen and regular Constitution and Bylaws
the violation of which was death, were adopted.-
One of the band stole from his father $40, which
he had collected for poor widow who had son
belonging TO the band. Learning that the money
belonged to her, the band stole $40 from another
woman to repluceit. The cash drawer of land.
lori in Perrysvile was opened by Two of the band
and ten dollar bill taken from 1t. The one who
changed the bill TO divide with his comrade,
chargei premium for making change. This be.
ing violation of the Bylaws, the rest of the
band, unknown to him, held meeting and deter
mined on his death. 1t arranged that all were
to go ont upon the ice lin which hole vas to be
previously cut 10 skate, and that all should an
pear struck at curiosity in the water, and all
lnok in, and when this one should stoop down
over the hole one ofthe company should strike hun
with club and pitch him in. One young man
whose heart was not so corrupt the rest relented
and by giving information prevented the murder
Several of the company are now in the Ashland
jail.--3f4nsfeld RernlH,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-28

DlyoncEs.-Mrs. Elizabeth Cakes Smith, in the
following sound and sensible remarks defines her
position the subject of divorce. L. will be seen
that she differs from many of the champions OF
"Woman's Rights:''
"Forbid divorce in toto. l would have il erased
from the statute book. People marry their peril
at bCsl; let them abide the consequences. We
have no right 10 insist upon form for the good OF
society, and then interpose ifs and butts 10 annul
that form. Marriage is good or bad. If it is d.
vine in its nature, cannot be set aside by huma
laws. Fit be civil institution, should be-
ware how undermine human faith by sanction
ing Lreach Of contract If you provide for the
escape Of few individuals from tie bonds, you
prepare The way for the escape of many. If you
say thai the contract may be abridged III time, tc
one you admit it may be to all.''
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band in the hills of Volterra, and the wife at Luc
ca, a distance of fifty miles.
Dressed after the manner of all criminals, for the
first weeks they were nourished with the common
and unhealthy vlctuais of the PRISON, and 1t was
but lately that they were allowed to receive wet
uals from without.
The news that The Madiais had been condemn
ed for having become Protestants, and for prose
lytism against the Papal church, awoke Indignation
of allthe Pedestrians countries and even of lib
eral Catholics, as may be seen from very elnbo-
rate article which appeared in the Debate of Paris
Meetings were held TO protest against the Tuscan
government, and finally eputntion-composed
of the most distinguished citizens of several coun
tries of Europe-started for Florence, in order to
implore from the sovereign the pardon of the Ma
dias. The committee formed follows
Engand-The Earl of Roden, Peer Of England;
Lord Cavan, P eer of Ireland, and Captain Trot
ter. .-
France-Count Agenor de Gaspern, Peer Of
France under Louis Philippe; and NJ. De Monont,
ex- Captain of Etat Major.
Gemany-Count de BONN, Captain OF the Roy
al Guards Of his Majesty the King of Prussia; and
Count Albert de Pourtales, former Minister III
ConStantinople.
Holland-Mr. Elout de Soetherw Dude, ChanCel
lor of the Royal Court of Amsterdam.
Switzerand-Colonel Tronchn and Count de
St. George. '.r.,
The leputntion forwarded their petitions to III
Grand Duke of Tuscany, through his PRIME Min
lister, the DukeOf Casigliano, who answered after
wards that they could not be admitted to the Royal
audience of his sovereign, as they had peiioned;
and that concerning the Madlais, they having been
condemned according to the laws of the country,
he could do nothing in favor Of the prisoners.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-28
RICHMOND DISPATCH.

We extract the following from a late article of
this paper the vote of the House of Delegates
on the 18th, on the Pittsburg application:
We learn that this most iniquitous decision of
the House of Delegates, is likely to produce not
the smallest effect on those whom it was designed
to injure. The threat has been made thata highly
penal law would be obtained for the purpose OF
preventing the people of the Pan Handle from
building road on their land. 1t will be of
no avail whatever. The company intend 10 build
il, charter charter They intend to set w heel
inc ss a%d s mFBi2Hs ct 0aR
THoS SWEENEY, Pres,t. JONI LIST, Cashier.
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Hempfeld Rail Road,

fNHR subscribers TO the capital the Hempfield
Rail Road Co. are hereby notified to pay into the Urea
Sury The third instament of Five Dollars
before the frst day OF January next and Five Dollars per
share on or before the first day month hereafter
until the whole amount or stock subscribed is paid
The stockholders in Ohio county, Virginia, will pay Viii
liam r Wescott, who has been appointed collector thai
county. Joseph HENDERSON
Washington, Dec. eo-2mdw Treasurer
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To The third Dstrict in Virginia, for elect
ing ConnriSsomer Of the Board of Public Works.
GenHemen,-since declining again TO run for Congress-
have, Unexpectedly, received solicitations from various
parts the third District candidate for the
Board Public Works II You think be of service
you in this position. you at liberty to command
of ability may promote. in thatcon
nection, the best interests of my nadve State.
Mos. Respectfully,
J.. Al. II. BEALE.
House of Representatives, Ft6. II, 1858.
REMOVAL.
IHAvE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the four story brick building,
no. nv, Main Street,
west sde between Monroe aud uniou streets, where
will prepared with cary and extensive Spring
Stock direct from importers and manufacturers, which
would DO pleased have my Old friends and customers
to call and examine - a.
sa feb4 WIN. T. SELBH. I'd
ulJ G. Metcalf will be found at the hove establish.
ment, where he awaits his old friends. -'.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-28

Notice to Housekeepers.
NEW CARPETS Az REDUCED PRICES.
1H 000 YARDS of Carpets at No 143, Main street.
IO,OOO The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
toners and the rueic generally, that he has Just
from the east, and is receiving the largest best and
most beautiful stock Of Carpets Rugs Oil Cloths
ever offered in this CITY, embracing almost every variety
style and quality that be found in markets
from the finest English Velvets down to common Rag
pct This stock has boon selected with great care and
chased under the most favorable which will
enable me to sell them much lower than the quality
goods were ever sold in this city Those goods
IN my ne Will please call and select from my over
i6Oo yards with 100 different patterns varying in price
rom l2'c. 10 90 per yard. III
<cnti ~. G. HARBOUR. no. 1913. Main st
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MA communication on the Madiai' family, from
Veritas will appear in few days, as soon as we
can clear off the articles having priority on our
table.
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ODD FELLOWS.

opGE Room, No. 1873 Market street, near the Post oRc
vrEGISrus LODGE, No B. meets every Thursday evening
FEASKLIH LODGE, No. 49, meets every Monday evening
WA TELL LODGE, No. 30, meets every Wednesday eve
LODGE. No 80, meets every Saturday evening
PANoLA LODGE, No. 81, meets every Friday evening
ABRAMS ENcAMFMEST, No. l. meets list and Sd Tuesda
month.
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wheeling Custom House.

Collector of Customs, ONCE No. 81, Water street.
limo port made by OfNew Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
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wheeling snvinE.' In.titution.

INCORPORATED 1884. CAPITAL $4,000.
NJ NELSON, President; WILLIAA MCCOY, Treasurer
Discount ddy-Thursday.
SavinSs' Bank of Wheeling.
Corner OF Main and Fourth Streets Centre Wheeling
INCORPORATED 1851. CAPITAL $4,000
rIIoS. II. LIST, President; wv. RANKIN, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday
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MASONS.

nDcE RooM No. III, Main ST. Robbs Chair Factor,
ONO LODGE, No. 1O1, meets the first Monday night {
very month.
WHEELING UNION CHAPTER, No. 10, meets the secon
Monday night OF every month.
n;-Ht - every month.
fNH:2L,xo ExCANPNEST X. T., meets on the four
Munia night of every month.
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Look at This!

LII those who nre DESTROYS OF preserving the memory
IA OF themselves and and friends, do
tuay by calling without delay Tarbe Co.'S Daguer-
Teolype ROOMS at the of Main and Bidde Streets
Centre 'ens and procure for each those eke Pic
lures which cannot be obtained with the degree
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in tho CITY.
TARBELL e. CO., Daguer feotypists
janoi -. Centre Wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-28
PIanished Tin Ware.

VSF opened AN assortment ofsplenld PlaHished Na'
y consisting OF coffee and Tea Urns, Chatting Dishes W
ter Stewers, Vegetable Dishes. Dish Covers
coolers, Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet a.
beautiful article Werespeclully solicit ths atLena "
the public to varicd and beautiful ss9rtnsat al
aud Steam Boat furnishing goods . ,o
HOBBS, BARNES C9,
nextH Yheeiug,Y'.
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HOUSES AND LOT
AT AUCTION!


w III he sold at ubc sale on Monday the 18th day o,
March next, at the front door of III" Court House,
Los No g. in square No. 30 fronting Hampden street,
Bell Air edition, upon which is cree ted
THREE TWO STORY FRAME DWELLINGS,,
In good repair two OF which have front of about
and the other front OF about 30 feet each extending the
same width back 115 feet, 10 ten foot alley.
The above property will be sold either separately
whole, 20 suit purchasers.
TERMS SALE-Ten per amount OF said sale
in cash. and the residue in three equal nsalmcns SIX
Twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser
giving bonds for the deferred payments with good secu-
ry bearing interest from the day and title
ed until the purchase money is paid.
Possession given the first OF April next
G. E. q. c. l.. WICKHAM,
febiS Times copy1 Auctionecrs. 4
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UWe may be absent for few days and mus,
askthe indulgence of our readers.
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l.
Sembk Y; IVheLaH, Fifth Street, corner or ana
we entj hRi The pleasure he enjoyed at the pleas
ant reunion.
In reply to the toast Baltimore, long, long time
ago. w b. Buchanan, Esq, formerly of this city,
now resident of the State of Virginia, expressed
his satisfaction that the exercise OF his humble tai
ent, alluded to in the sentiment proposed, had been
i'll one instance, at least source of qualification
10 others, but the compliments embraced in it,
placed him in an embarrassing position, the re-
qulTements of which he found it most difficult to
meet. baltimore had been the place of his birth,
of ilS earlier joys, of his manly empioyments and
with 1t were linked many of his most delightful and
cherished recollections. He alluded in pathetic
and eloquent terms to his early associations, and
the changes wrought by time and circumstances
IN the aspect ofhs former home, but the facts and
Incidents of lis rapid advancement in wealth and
material prosperity, he must leave for the historian.
Here, he drank at the fountain OF youth md the
draught inspired him with the fervent orato.y II
boyhood He then alluded 10 his removal to a
home in the then wilderness of the West, and to
the changes which have since taken place in the
population, outlines. and prospects OF Baltimore.
CONCLUDING i'll strain of agreeable and poetic re-
mark All B., in allusion to his poem, recently
read at meeting of the Historical Society," gave
the following sentiment:
'Bnltim0re, she is now, and was long time
ago"
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Advice.

9.
yod ale troubled with cough; pain 10 the bsssOr
l. any affection OF the Lungs-Usa 5rsntIingers Con-
pound SyTEp OF Boncset
If you are afflicted with Rheumatism, have Tstsivs6
bruises sprains, your hands are ost hisa
or chappcd-Use tie Berger Spine and Muscle LiI-
ment; and ftA e.
Should you be Affected with SeroGul., or any lsea&
arising from impurity OF blood, this iaudlciOus
OF mercury by all means PROCURE BrsntEgsr's Fluid E-
tract OF s;arsaPaTina and l'Andelon-
These remedies have been tried by Aunifres and in u
have given satisfactory evidence superior
efficacy over every other madeleine in the hese
complaints, for which they are recommended.
To be had at E.. -. r#.-
BRENTLINGER tf ARMSTRONG;
ApoEeeary, Monroe street adjoiui0g the NSIle House.
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MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS BANK.

w heeI!ng, I'D JAN, 1858. :
THE Stockholders OF this Bank hereby notified to
meet at the banking House in Wheeling Thursday the
h day OF next at eleven O'Clock A. NJ TO take
into consideration the question of establishing an office of
discount and deposite in the town OF Point Pleasant
the town OF West Columbia, in the county Mason under
an act OF Assembly for that purpose passed Dec % 1853
BY Order OF the Board Vi Directors,
jan24 s. BRADY C,asb,r
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DIR. DYES RELIEF

Fer Coughs. Colds, Hodrseness, Broashdti' $50
Encipicnt Consumption.
lNiFTkkN years success in the use OF this SEkst,m
private practice, for the various Affections q :s
froseha and LuEgs,is deemed sufficient recomaenEau
fcaey.
There is nothing in tlis Syrup that will naus SO RE-
use in any quantity under any circumstances IHpta
ant mild ana efeafual.
Price 90 cts. per bottle
Prepared By D.. j. s. DYE, Hartford, coz
For sale by KILLS & CALD"E LIZ,
IeC3O .-.sals- 1. 81 -. Scle Ag.Hv
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Dissolution,

dissolution. ts-a.
Eeopartnershp heretofore existing between Elias
Dew and Joseph Charnock in the Carpenter business
under the firm Of Dew charnosk dissolved by mu.
tua consent on The 18th inst The business will be conn
ued by Elias Dew, the old until further notice
wh0s authorized to settle the business he late Tm
Wheeling JAM ts1md JOSEpH cHsRNorK