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MARRIED,

IN Newbern on Thursday evening 10th inst by the Roy
W. daughter off. C. Stevenson Esqr " Hiss |0rrleiia
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w The United States Circuit Court will meet
pa tnls City on Monday the 28th inst
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we are indebted to the Hon. j. G. Dobbin for a.
copy OF the Patent office Report for 1928.
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EhAUPHIN COAL.-120 TONS DAUPHIN COAL.
~ nut SIZE suitable for burning in Stoves.
For sale by NIEMEYER e. WHITE,
Portsmouth, Va.
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AA Fish, in fine order. For sale at low price.
NIEMEYER & WHITE,
Portsmouth, Va.
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NOTICE.-TIIE SUBSCRIBER HAVING AvAILED
himself OF the assistance of justly celebrated Cutter
(Nr A r. AlsoDrook, Foreman of his Establishment is
now prepared to execute all orders in his line prompt
ness and despatch. f-f
He is this day in receipt of fresh supply of Cloths
smeres and Nesngs which he would be pleased dispose
OF on accommodating terms. ISAAC PROCTOR
Merchant Tailor.
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ED ED ASH COAL.-2o0 TONS BEST RED ASH
IA Philadelphia Coal, in Yard. For sale by
NIEMEYER & WHITE,
Portsmouth, Va.
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NEW RIVER MULLETS.-2O BARRELS NEW
u River Mullets in fine order, just received.
For sale by NIEMEYER G. WHITE,
Portsmouth, Va.
Nov. Is 1858. -
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Personal. Hon. Linn Boyd is at Evansburg, Penn
sylvania understand where his wife has been for
some weeks a visit to her friends and relatives.
Washington Irving was recently in Baltimore and
visited the Holiday street Theatre. He is in fine
health, and Knickerbock9r spirits.
Hon. G. G. Anterior, Senator from N. H., has been
afflicted with paralytc stroke, but it is hoped he
has recovered.
U. S: Marshal Wyncoop, of Philadelphia, the eff
cient officer, is at Browns.
The Hon. II. L. Stevens, of Michigan, is at Mrs.
Estereys, in this city, not Hon. A. H. Stevens, of
Georgia, as heretofore stated.
Law. Badger, Esq, editor of the Portsmouth Globe,
was married last week to lady in Duplin county,
N. c. Long may they wave. Washington Star.
Mr.. Atherton, regret to learn, died at Manches-
ter, N. H., on the 10th instant
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NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND OF PER CENT ON THE
Ia Capital Stock of the Raeg Road Com
any has been declared, payable the day
Der next w. W. YASS, Treasurer.
Raleigh, November I6 1853 i
Register, Pet. IntellgenceT, and Norfolk Argus copy
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WILMINGTON AND RALEIGH RAILROAD. At the an
nual meeting of the Stockholders of this company,
the following officers were elected for the ensuing
year.
Gen. Alex McRae was reelected President, and
Messrs E. B. Dudley, E. P Hall, P. K. Dickinson,
VIM A. Wright, A. j. DeRosset, Jr., G. Potter, and
j. d. Bellamy, were elected Directors
By resolution the salary of the President was fixed
for the ensuing year at $4,000.
Owen R. Kenan, Esq, of Dupln, appeared as Proxy
for the State. WI. Commercial
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IRISH POTATOES.-IO BARRELS SUPERIOR
4 quality, for table received and for sale by
JAS McKIMMON
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a SDS OZS. QUININE.-We have made arrange
ASeD ments with Messrs. Powers Weightnan and
Rosengaren Dennis receive their Qunine regularly and
able sell it lower than it be bought the State
elsewhere. VAUGHAN & MOORE,
Druggists and Apothecaries.
Goldsboro, Oct. 10. 1O1-<
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SHINGLES.-soo,OOo DRESSED BUILDING SHIN.
- GILES. For sale by
NIEMEYER & WHITE
Portsmouth, Va. Nov. 1883
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WM. F. PHILIPS, =
November 10, 1853 - ~
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FHNEACHERS WANTED.-A MALE AND FE-
e MALE Teacher to take charge of Academies Wilson
N married gentleman and his lady would be PREFER
ed schools to commence Monday, End Jan'y, 1854,
Applicants will state their terms. need apply unless
they come well recommended. - -
Address The subscriber, at Wilson, Edgeconbe county
n =. A. S. COTTON
Sec'y Board of Trustees.
Nov. Is, 1858. 1-tI5thD.
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I'D EADY.MADE CLOTHING.-JUST RECEIV-
Ae ED another of READY-MADE CLOTHING, to which
the attention of my friends customers and the public is
invited If you good articles and first rate bargains
call OH T. r. FENTRESS,
Fayetteville Street
Raleigh. November Z IO2-4t,
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16 sBoXBS CASTLE Soap received by
LIZ ap9 frN.EH KELLS & CALDWRLI,
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IMPORTS

Peg STEAMER Baltimare from Loxl.oiRs.-Gor-
den hcotnssa. boxes tobacco; J NJ Rhodes do;
DazEel dog wash boartls, Is boxes cheese: j
Reid casks bacoa, 10 bbls charcoal; S @
BAKER 20 bntehen; & Q RR boxes mer-
candire; C Buckles & Clark I6 hIeds teharco.
Forsyths & Hopkins 40 tierces hams, box. II bfSs
tobacco 70 bundles leather, boxes, S. bales
hemp, bale bedding; M'Affee & Bros. 79s KEGS
tafG "a 6bis do; NJ Ellison lot furniture: ConIsn
q heS bundle bags; a G Robinson hhds supss.
N n Reilly hhds shoulders, . do hams; Dorsey.
norton q ARIx ll9 bales cotton; Monday 4 Cots
lS @ furniture; List 60 bbls whisky. Cowgirl
y " sWoFds 2bOxes, 2 bbts; LIST Ward Hose CO i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-09

rsr c,Sc,SS.rI COMMERCIAL has been abusing
Cen, VIM. M'Cla;u of the steamer David White.
u, no otber reason apparently than that OF hav-
5ne fast and splendid boat, and being himself
ons of the most competent and experienced com
,n,pders on the river. One of the editors of the
Commercial denies the authorship of The ieelous
article, sad Captain MClain in a published card,
demands the name of the author, intending, as be
Sbou,a d. to hold him to account for his menda-
city
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VIRGINIA. Rules had ii the ONCE Sfthe q
Quit Court oIohio county IN the month o. AP Us 1904
a Ia CIsK.
=. g.n Ia; Z. Z COL. e 8 g, J

sanksy g - recover 80 at tbeesI. ana
;rtsrest far roods sold anil dell suit ~.
t.chtreSt vas Issued and ed served *
"a having been ma de that tho
joSn who Were under re pane
- Co., not fnha hitants OF the common.
sltS or VrginiS-on nation tho plaiptid By hla
attorney, Ills ordered, appear here within
IA ieeesaIy to protect their interests IN suit
ana TINT copy said be
bliahe1 city OF tour anes
weeks, and posted AZ tho front door OF court
hoise or Ohio county the hrst day OF tho nAx county
court. ...,.,,,.. ~ ,,,,,,,,.,Hs, a,,,.,5
"a. caldwsl.l teRr 81
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p,,xrL, FAmLr.-our readers should not
Iah IT, D ,be Blakely Family, by particular re-
qasS' y. Sr n;,tt at Uaioa Hall. Their programme
e"!' cboice variety of songs, duettes, tries,
enO, ..+. with piano and violin Accomplishments.
9aA.s rich entertainment at very moderate
mice . ~
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me- Nrw ESelsE of the First Ward Fire Com
i"- -,vsd Yesterday en- the steamer Baltimore.
Pan' c;n.;Dnati in charge of the committee, con-
.i.tins q Messrs. F. S. Black F. NJ McNaagn'en.
s. saT B. McLain. 1t is beautiful piece OF
sn D.hDev and in the hands of the North " heel
L,,, r;Il do signal service
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-09

STATE arrived yesterday, from
TnE ot' thirteen hours behind the Union Line
Cincinnati a.. The difference of time in start
packet D.,' # The Baltimore was only two hours.
ing in 'a'S p.aS if any, befel the Buckeye we did
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Il River !risenSs feet. Weather fine.
The receipts of flour continue very light, and
transactions are limited at ss,70aso for good
brands. There is a stock in store, but it liin-
ted above current rates. Whisky steady at 1874
In Molasses good business is doing, but palticu-
6t. In other articles nothing new. No sales of
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sure 10 he Pleased. suusi'id ~ e.
EVERYBODY who goes TO WI Motif q BTo's. to buy
Dry Goods, any description, always get suited to
sT'' and go away wen satisfied and their minds made
Up to 20 back again. stSF q -. maT23 .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-09

DThOusands whodaily throus our railroads and pun.
lie AorouEafares feel the need Of remedy for coughs
colds &C., and such remedy is convenient to carry in
The pOeket That remedy1s Loeock's Pumonie Waiers-
4Seents hOr; tor sale by KRLLS q CALDWELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-09

1,r,s FsrtcHr.-The St. Louis News of
,.o.ot date says 'the steamer Golden State now
'. .1sa,srse has 100 casks bacon and about 30
:. ~ hemu. which has been shipped by her for
1TI..Irs-tbere it takes the Ohio and Baltimore
..;l,o.a The bacon is going to aprovisios dealer
in Philadelphia aud the hemp to Ne" YORK c''y.
VI. understand i: was taken through atlow rates."
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= rho performs with the Biakeiy
MI. He''. 'n.i5 S by good judges, superior
Family Is a., e in style and execution. a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-09

,,r-on Monday last, VIM. Dar-
ST. Cl''h '..,ed Mayor of St. ClairsVille, D. d.
rsh was 'eG pocoI3er Jos Harris, E. D. Crawford,
T. coTen' Ne \ Collins and S. Davis, COuncilmen.
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s.. ID. Harper a Son.

No. 1923 CORNER OF MAIN AND UNION STREETS.
OFFER for sale "a very large and extensive stock oil
goods in heir limo of business, at the very lowest
market prices. and do assure those who may putchae
that pains will be spared give entire sat
isfaction. both in quality and prices. ~
To particlrriy, our Invita- is
tended call and examine ~ 't4'iaE ~ = in1ar29
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Joseph Cam1,ml.I
Eor sale.

~. .lla UNION (GREEN) aGLASSWORKS.
THE subscribers desiring change their business offer
the above works for sais with moulds tools etc.
all in good ORDER and in Successful operation.
secured, with demand for all the glass which be
made. ~ e B 2. ~ ~ = fHJsid
The furnace has potts. and chairs for 90 blowers
The property consists OF two separate lots each 100
square, with first rate coal bank between them. ~
5O lot Is occupied the glass house and Stures,
other is most desirable ste another factory. This
oety has eyery ad vantage for manufacturing purposes
ai1-3m ' ' = 4aUaRRIER a OFT.
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Basket Making.

BIC gs1a"1 ~ L. MOoNY le
manufacturing willow OF all sorts and sizes
including willow wagons, gigs close hampers, baskets
chairs cradles market baskets covered and uncovered
ton Baskets any description made TO order from tic
finest quality willow, the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms All those wishing any Thing in my line
can be supplied by calling sending at my shop, west
side of market square, doors from Union street, No.
49, where manufacture and keep hands large assor
ent in the above line at wholesale and retail prices.
n - .--.-- =
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Dr. Halls celebr ated Pulmonic


o. gi@ ot Elixir So9 az ..r.
toR the permanen cure orcoughs, colds, consumption
bronchitis, asthma, Influenza Group, whoopng cough,
inflammation OF the bronchea and h6arseness by pub
nc speaking ana all affections CT the organs OF respira.
ton. --t' '' 'i'f' -f
Warranted the best medicine for dseas
ESQ the lungs ever sold in America Ess
In presenting this medicine to the public have the
To know that not only present them with
ses 70 cure, but one which is perfectly harmless in its
fees tho constitution, be administered with
out any fear OF mineral posons cor 1t contains noe.
The fact that large portion of the suffering and
throughout country Is caused by disease the organs
OF respiration, consequent exposure cold, In
who may media ededy that has proven itself nvau
able. ESO- t-.Eat - s1fa
This medicine Is the result OF long experience
study OF those diseases of the lungs which frequent in
our changeable climate; and claim 1t to be iii
OF all medicines before discovered for those peculiar
conpl Units. Improvement uponal and consequently
Shertor TO all others. Io' trila 5-5I To-
shall make no eXtravagant assertions of its efficacy
IL diseases like the vendors OF too nostrums,
w eceire all who trust them. nor shall we hold out any
tents will persevere in ths of this medicine
Iii directed. they will be euretl in every instance
thaSzSF not beyond the power OF medicine. There
persons enjoying the blessings OF health and
ressd life. as II were who otherwise would have long
since been in their but for the timely and
that it Is nable in every stage OF consumption hut we
know it to bs better adapted the various diseases the
respiratory than other Medicine offered
the public All ask is trial. and in every instance il
used the directions and perfect salts
faction is not given, the money will be returned.
BAKER, Dmgsfst, Wheeling, Va Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country ~ apply
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. z,orr. of the Union Line from Louis
THE b'L" orer 200 tons of freight and large
'l &c. - Of passengers
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By the National Line.
FoRTaE6AiLYlNTELLlGENcE RI
NEW YORK MARKET.

r. .i4ar y go ~ zg1iiui sol ea7 % tpls April 8.
!. Flour, State brands s4,56; Ohio s4.56 a s4,s7;
heavy. Wheat is firm, and purchasers demand
concessions, but they are not generally conceded
Sales at S1,h0. Whisky %. Pork unchanl ed
Beef heavy. Butter heavy. .g' e., ea.es I,
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,r-TuE BALrrxoRE-Tms fleet
Eos L0..', s,s,me1 is the regular Union Line
and ess'9. leaving on the arrival of the cars
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.a6NF DIP. GR1.MENT:
MORNING, APRIL 9, 1858:

LAST Nrenr Sas were also at the wharf.
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RIVER NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE INTELLIGENGER
e III ~ anu UcPnrtnFeslof stenm Fonts
IL Hour, e,lding iast night at 80, e,ael


ARRIVALS.
Bal timore; CLARK. ~ /. Louisville
Buckeye State. -. .Be tzhoover. Cincinnati
d BEiillant, Grace .r;r... pittsburgh
y Dlurnal .....l.. Calhoun. .,. ~. do.
Twin City ...t.. -. M Kelvey.. ~. do. -
an, s :. * ,':;i DO.
u AM ANDERSON .,lrayrlr. ....l...St. Louis (
Hll yenture. 10000. Watkins. Parkersburgh
sCouree.. -. Roberts .s.'.t do
stephen Bayard. Booth. t.i.f -. Sun fish
iHiroqu VA. ........ o 'Nei........ Steubenyilles
IS' rs3a's,'l DEPARTURES. t51sta
:" Dlurnal. ...... .Calhoun.. ...g. Pittsburgi
Paul Anderson. Gray. x, ~ x. 49, :. do.
Buckeye State. 1. .Beltzhooy yer. do 80.
win City.:..... .M'Kelyey. .....,St Louis
ma Aliiance. 5000. do ~.
David White. -. NJ Lane ;. louisville
Brilliant Grace .... Cincinnati
Venture. ...,..r. Watkins. =. Parkersburg
Nd3Couner. 1900. Roberts. dc. -.
Stephen Bayard. Booth 5s.. Sunfish
n sViroqua. Mel. Steubenville
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carlt, DOcoED CHEn,-rhe Pittsburgh pack
els are flooding the valley with hand bills gotten
up to catch passengers, offering 70 carry passen-
gers from Sra6sG to Cincinnati for two dollars,
and fsH SuEfsh to Pittsburgh for two dollars,
though Il would be very difficult 70 ascertain from
the bill how wSeh is charged from Pittsburgh to
CiHeiaHati. They must be driven to hard strait.
Wepresane that thear l0U prices are in accord
anee with the principle of poor pay, poor pres
deeUing that the best accommodations they can
aforlln companion to the unrivalled aceommo-
datl0nE of the URion Liae, are high enough at
very cheap prices
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IS 5rsof. MCCLURE HOUSE, =
JAMES CARROLL. PROPRIEToR.

,lrg-JNt.E WHEELING, VA. --l1-l7
HAS been recently completed at cost over 900
and furnished in the very hest style contains all
the in in the beat Eastern Hotels and il
calculated in all respects first class House.
Proprietor having engaged in
patrons in style inferior to west east ard
peetfuly sohcts their IA vor: d il lfebs:tf =
vIRGINlA-At rules held in the clerks oce of the cir
cuftcourt OF Ohio county The April, 1885,
iez .sJacob HUI ~.5iet2 -. - d
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VlRG1NlA.-At Rules held the Clerks once OF the
Circuit Court OF Ohio County, the month april
:. Thomas Dillon, \ .-.- - : & =
In AssunrstT.t

Pettebone, Hoben & Co.
An action to recover 900 at least, aud labor
done and in which suit attachment was
sued and returned served. f.l.l, q
Affidavit having been made that the defend ants Henry
Pettebone, Patrick Hoben and William StTeafer partners
under the firm OF Pettebone, Hoben Co., not :nhab
tants Of the Commonwealth Of Vrgnia-on motion OF tho
plaintiff by their attorneys is ordered that they appear
here within one month after due publication Of this order
and do what be necessary TO protect their
this suit and that copy OF aad be forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper published in the City of Wheeling
for four successive weeks and posted at the
court house OF Ohio county the first day
a eopy-Teste . 81 ALoNzo LoR1Ne, crk
CRussell q Fifzhugh:] '4sl - t-s a. tArI- 81
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BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY. "a, IL
ySrEuBENvILLE. 49,. .Viroquas.. ..:....2 P.M.u
8 SuNrIsH.... !Stephen Bayard.e.!!. a p. M.
TiFTshVRe- II, Dlurnal ..,..,-.....7 A. NJ.
tPARKERsBuRGH. Courier. .l.a..1O A. M.
a5'sLousvlLLE. Balimore!ss t!:.......6 P.rM.
-. !, 1870, Riyer-15 feet ~ ~. 2a. -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s
CoMAIIss1oNFp,s lsa,g{s

virtue OF decree Of The sCireuit Com, o.,.
II county made ina caseSwherein Thornes II u, ONO
and the heira at law OF Henry VIM, IN
SognLy deceased, defendants shan on So, VI
me .n o. May next proceed sell ut public ssIs
ne Font door OF court house oi Ohio COUNTY 10 H.
LIZ ing lots parcels OF ground ~
20 40 Of, situate on the side aud iot No a
the ey 81 side e. sr
nate on the west side Market street and IA NJ SIT
Snon on The west side Of chapne street said 9th
chase money to be paid in hand and the reside
fnree equal instruments at eight, sixteen and twentr
months from the day OF sale, The purchaser girs
bonds wi'h good security bearing Interest The ds ps
sac. o 81 i''f WIN. s. fwICKHAM
Sheridf ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-09

POuxD DRowxEp.-CoEOner Day held an in
quest on the body of man found in the iivel
about miles above this city, on Thursday, sup
pOsed to be about 25 years of age, dark brown
hair, stoutly built, and clad in dark green cloth
coat black satia vest, striped cashmere pants,
coaue boots, cottoa dyaweH and under shirt. In
his pocket was letter, dated, Lewis Town, Pa,
December 22d, 1859, and signed P. M'Carty.
There was a small amount OF money in pocket
book in hs pocket. The body was buried near
the place where Il was found.
Tx Jury 1eturped a verdict OF accidental
drowning, the1ebeiRg DO marks of violence about
the BODY. = p 2
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$500 COMMISSIONER SALE

TRYHvirtue OF decree or the circuit coult n, Oh,
county, made IN suit in depending
wherein andrew Mui1rew is complainant and the WIDOW
and heirs of Thomas Mudrew deceased arc deemdsnts
sa on Saturday the e3d day OF proceed 10
ONO county TO the highest bidder, certain lot OF sui
No. 49, situate in that part OF the city OF Wheel
lng Gallo East Wheeling whereof tbs said Thomas Nul-
q e% died seized: upon cyedi. OF aud es
teen onths the purchaser giving bonds with good seeu
- = = -f&-t p = 9 WIN. s. WTcKHAM
mar2I Slerin aud Com.
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vlRG1NIA.-At Rules held the clerks office of The
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, in the month April 1853
John Muldrew, II HlEtl=T GftT

lsLsla3szl .i James Knsey. $3.50 l-a'-t q h-s
action OF Debt to recover $3.50 interest
i'll which suit an attachment issued aud returned
served. ~. d r,Fs I, &, =, is,
Affidavit having been that the defendant is not an
nhabitan of the Commonwealth OF vrginfaon motion
of the plaintiff by his attorney, II ordered that he
appear here within one month after the publication this
order andde what be necessary to protect his int
with In some nesysparer published in city
Wheeling for four successive weeks, and posted the
front door of court house OF Ohio county the
day OF the next county court. Ri.a rs" 7-7 ~,
"A eopy-Teste: ALoNzo LoR1NG. cI,k.
Ia. Caldwell-] Eapr6.]
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annexed OF alexander CALDWELL
. Ill 90 yitsl Against - 7ffet .izsIHFfi
George Deale ard alary r. his wife, FranCisi
and Ceeea Jane. his wife; Joseph Sprisss and Cecilia
his wife and Josephine LOOMS; which said Mary K
Deale. Cecilia Jane Laso Cecilia srriggs and Josephine
LOOMS, children and heirs at law OF Cecilia NJ Loon
is deceased, which said Cecilia NJ LOOMS one tu
children and heirs at law J0sas Thompson decd ami
Mary Thompson, OF the children and heirs
of ssid J"sias Thompson, decd and William Wick
ham, Sheriff OF Ohio County, and administrator de boms
non oftle esnte Josias Thompson, -Detendan4
The Object OF this suit is to subject the reaelae of
sias Thompson, dec,d in the han Is of the
proceeds Of such oft has been sold satisfy debt OF
said Thompson and CALDWELL assumed to be paid by the
err which he failed to do which the estate or
the latter has been made liable. :
Afia vii having been made that the defendants excenL
Francis lawson LAWSON JOS Sprigs Cecilia
Spriggs and VIM s. Wickham not inhabitants the
Commonwealth Of Nirgita-on motion ofthe pIairtihs by
in month publication ofthis do what
may necessary protect their inerests in this suit
and that copy OF said orde' be forthwith inserted In
newspaper published in the City of whseng for
successive weeks and posted at the front door the
court house of Ohio county on the rsday the next
= "a eopy-Teste: ALoNzo LoRING. crk
TRY & Paul. CApr.6.1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-09
Chancery Sale

pURsuANT toa decree made by the Circuit Superior
Court oflaw and chanccry, for Ohio county, on the
10th day Of june 1852, in the chancery between
Francis K Armstrong, administrator de bonsnon with
Others St de, and other
at public auction at the house or Ohio county to The
highest and best bidder. lot No. hundred and eighty
eight, SS) on John street, in the city Wheeling ON
the ollowing TERMS 10 wits Ten per the purchase
money to be paid In hand and tile esidue in three equal
day OF SALE the purchaser giving bonds with good secuT
ty. bearing interest from the day OF sale.
mars FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG Com,r