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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

In the Senate, yesterday, memorial from the cti-
zeDs of Baltimore praying for an improvement in the
Patapsco River was referred to Special Commit
tee. memorial was presented, signed By $500 cer
eymen of New-EDgland, demonstrating against the
passage of the Nebraska bill very exciting debate
ensued on the prOpriety of receiving the memorial
Mr.. DOUGLAS, in the of his remarks denounced
the memorialists impugned their motives aud charac.
terzed the charge that the passage of the Nebraska
bill was breach of faith, as a base fal,ehood, de-
signed for political effect. Mr. HoUsToN and Mr.
SEWARD defended the right of the petitioners and the
course they had pursued. The subject was finally laid
on the table resolution was adopted calling for the
correspondence between the American Consul at
Smyrna and American Minister at Constantnope re-
spectiDg the Kozsta After a short Executive
Session, the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. APPLETON
presented a petition $50 feet in length signed by
clerymen, against the repeal Of the Missouri Com.
promise. The petition was not received A memo
rial signed by 232 workDemen was presented PRAYING
Congress to pass law forbidding military supern.
tendence over civil works A bill was introduced TO
prevent and expose frauds on the Pension Office by ad
vertisiDg the names and residences of pensioners
which was referred to the Committee on Revolutionary
Pensions The bill granting lands TO Wisconsin for
railroad purposes was then resumed. An amendment
to the bill was proposed and agreed to- providing that
10 title to land shall vest in said State wisconsin nor
paint issue therefor until twenty continuous miles
of the road shall have been completed After further
proceedings the bill ordered 10 be and was read
third time motion was then made to lay the bill
on the table, which was agreed 10. A motion was
then made to reconsider the vote by which the bill
was rejected, and To lay that motion on the table
which was agreed to by vote of 90 to So, and the
l., use adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15


The citizens of Brooklyn without distinction Of party who
opposed pssste Of the bill before Congress generally
Nebraska B requested to meet the Ahe
neum thursday EVENING the 10th inst o'clock
press their sentiments in relation said bill and adopt mef
urs Congress which threaten the sAb
ity Of the Union Brooklyn March IA 1a5i
Edward A WiIiam Rockwell,
David LeayitL Philip CToske
Henry +. PierrepOnt, james l. Campbell,
Edward Lsayitt, John Dkemsn,
Samuel AyreA II. Duryes
Albert Woodruff, Samuel Barber,
w. Hutchins c. P. Smith,
Frederick Farley, Stephen CTowell,
j Il. Prentice, A. A Low,
Wm. II Ames, &. A Sparks
Edward Corning, Chandler starr,
L w DuDbam, Theodore Veetss,
A NJ Wood, Thomas Hale,
John Pierce J. ) T. Stranshan,
Alouzo 0ray, g. +. Daekwtz
T. Rice Geo G Hastings,
John A King James HunphTeys
X c Undsrbil, b. Smonson,
II. Holt W B. Ackley,
Benjamin d. Sillmsn, A. j. spoonef
L ID Plmpton, A Hidden,
Conkin Brush, w Gilbert
John Smith, Wan IL Gale,
H. b. Clahin, Jos l. Lord
James treesnd, Frederick H. Harrison.
Several Of the speakers will be and address
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
BE PREPARED.

Ipetoos dsess depend of the'r proPs'A'n Oh 'ne
sssDsg1, sT.,aso .st ,i,-sa ,3rs ,. F
ts "a eleansng he sad D. "a 'ea
.e.sos, pssre vel ets.ast that shse ps,soa
Il ~ .tsss Of h vha h. % rssvs the ps'sa
:. 5n EREossrss PiLLs t1. a ..s. iss2 Fso "a, u 80
tho vsl 'hIcsls gsss % y1b n.,,o,d
-, e ~" sp1 70 ~o.a 10 as sp les,s eIrou
@ q: ~, ss sss 81 Sd ss b.. S. sa n - sss s. s .aa
:. T'ISs .s' ~ r Of an slsses I.
.ts 55 70 The oownS oast Eots rS
Mr. BsHis Of Dueley Mas for sssppy is. ~ own ss, ,s,
"B Br.sDarTn Dear Sir. hsv. .od u Phi. b.4 Of
your, ana rsoDey re.dy when you will send respi
s Lave .dia Ell soh q yosi P a,sIa
atsf.erian Yoars wis respect fsisEAs M ~ ls.,3
csh.is,
Blank Books, School and Miscellaneous Books,
wrs fEs sM0Gs &C. At SsS,iS SS. BoSL.s sad 5.s
uoBers No 81 Johp.s, NewY1rE.
UTJJ9NCE S4LANANDER SAFEs-ROBT. II. PAT
sSf cd & .os sas is
cross Bsls the best ste sna ~. ,srI, yo %
Sss, SSi IT Il r''i4'- one oool Y..D- .- -
Meodeonl and Reed Organs, OF !, - and octaves,
sss q. '., - '' go Il o'H
MFIOIL0Ns-The donble-keyed NelOdeons Of Good
u,o sai5uin and those OF H. w. Saith. for which
HoS.cs BIoaa~sy ssls Agent are 1etaow
,es r.rsr ert For ,si, at very low pre-.
KIJIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. -
T. Con pspy will oocuy the Office the rst floor OF ths
t.iding the sesnans saving bans an
tbr foTm'r place Of bgsns 70 % all
ssfy the recent fire J. fi"kfsY See'epy
Why will you still linger with disease, dragging out
uh1s O and eJnii ene1a ~ 1aNa
m oru. of ell deasss isc 20 wei
admit Of Oubt To ali who are aeta
csees would cordially feeoumena hD,snfa' ner ~ ~
Li Pills preparstOns enirty geRet-O 10 tn1
epttto end safe efectus thsr operation tAi
ud In sia s they leave no ysstge OF a y tas
syTtm 10 would enjoy long life aud happiness coa,
ou recfunend them Es1Ted from the abundance o.
tesnopv sreSy received tbs too ornids9 Tor
n u corr VIII Reed the owins testimony OF ssusso
fIon1 Bethud, Com; . -,,.-.,..u
cOu.b and s!th0uEh appetite renamed
eooo kept s.et6 falling physician gave 1P my case as
b. after which sd various enedes
Tor apparent bensht As last resort
yoius Immediately began gaining health snd eusa sn1
have hesh have o the past Ten
yetr yours &C ,SAASs n .,c,.
thf EbssTI Ststs
DT. Hoben.sck Proprietor Philadelphia
SEWING MACHISEs-CAUTON.-An persons max
Dg selling or uns Sewing Machines having needle needles
with the eve the point without license from are for
hdoen pseIt Of Sept 10 1875 under the pehay
list isepss 10 the Machinery" column IN
decision Of the L. Court Stopping the use
The SINGER machines Massachusetts The above caution
s 10 the Morey johnson machines They are in
frir gments and will be prosecuted accordingly -
T. HOWE Jr, No ) BrOadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

An attempt is being made at Albany 10 overthrow
the present law for the sPPOinimen, and control Of the
Police OF this City and to supply its place BY the old
System Of corruption and avOrtium It is earnestly
to be hoped that the movement may be defeated
Though the law as it now stands may be susceptible of
impr veneut, il infinitely better than that which or
bsrroom politicians trying to restore 1t put. ,bs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

We cannot name up to this moment, in the history
OF public meetings in New-York four called success.
fully In regard to single subject, at short intervals
one from the other But the overwhelming interest
felt in the question of excluding, now and for.
ever, Slavery from the NebraskaKansas Terri.
tory has for the fourth time given rise 70
large crowded, enthusiastic and respectable
meeting. Last night that at the Tabernacle
was complete triumph We have never witnessed
mbre attentive audience or one at times more tumult
uously apprObstiye of what is deserving OF such
feeling.
The southern oligarchs aud northern dOughfacss may
learn 1t last that when such as the most venerable
Union loving, conservative portion of this community
meet together on four separate occasions to denounce
as infamous and criminal the schemes of Pierce,
Douglas d Co., the North is not to be triled with.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

he returns from New-Hampshire indicate the elec
s'oh of NATHANEL B. BAKER, Democrat as Governor
that State, by about 5000 majority over all others.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
OPPOSITION TO THE NEBRASKA BILL

ADvrRrrsEmts1s for The Weekly Tribune of this week. must
handed in to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

The price advertising the WEEKLY TRIsUSE will hereafter
be FIFTY CENTS a line, each insertion.
The circulation Weekly has reached the anpre
sedented number Of IO0, 600 copies
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
Nen,l)ork Daily 0rihlIl1&
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS. 1854.
TO CORRESPONDENTs.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
No notice Of Anonymous Commute OS. Whatever
nerded insertion authenticated By the and
address Of the necessarily for publication, but
guaranty Of his good faith.
We cannot undertake rejected Communication
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
sTIL ANOTHER VOICE PROM THE SPRUCE-Sr FlRy

sLAs HGRRIse, Esc.-Dsar Sir; II 70 with gratitude d
pleasure intern othe complete
brssea sAsmGndey safe in preserving mabooks
eesns 6epsedfn IT, froE, the destructive ire OF the 5h
witch being Sufiea "a tue barnng rups DeSry f0F
hath without of Gre upon thes From this
Increased confidence the superiority Of safes ever All
oshers yet will greatly ohg BY ssndag
Ssl1a forthwith hereafter shaN myself
fruly yours Z p HarcH
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

MelOdeonf and Reed Organs, OF J, - ana OctaVes,
with and ftop and best sssortnent 10 h s
fI s3s sG5 s75 eco and 20 Also cne Hpc1 Oss1H
vii c.fs 70, i75 bEKRY BoRDOs's No ~ Bro%dway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
buslMse Nstires.

SrRARNs. HUTCHINSON & Co. wholesale dealers IN
RLKa RISsoss DnEss LssEsS EssEoIoERfEs LACKS
M.rrLL.s HosEKy MILLINERY Msrehsn,s from
CIV section are ot -efore porehssng
sTEieSS RUTcsirsoS Il Co
Nos u ard u wsrrsb-t. fysf do0n below Brosa gay
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

SsNING MACHINES [ AUuON.-The first patent
gcr stwine Machine granted JoHS GREESoUGa
Fe. - lst s,d one OF M claims for Ae pee 4isr needle
2eL r ne Msehne We have sacd ELIAS HOWE Jr.
reuh Couft IN New York, for inngemsnt Of tbs pssut
we t. row the owners Il HowEs false malicious rre
tense al h patent srantsd In ls the
utts device esecusl Included
oSebs peens The Sir Machines
to controversy VI SINGER 4 Co No a R,osSwsr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

Eslleit, Davis 4 Co.'S splendid Piano Fortes.
h variety sf stye with without Joeuaus lsollaa
et. sorssaSS hand md COR sais AZ tie mauaeturers
brs prices wholesae tetsl The grshd Piano mnca NJ
r.,e1 a. Gockelss we'll concert be seen af
a GokpcS's NJ Ng7 Broaawax
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

ksnnsciwing Company have their and
No SIS Broadway where eli Other. nsar
iaborsaVing' machine
ooli by careful examination
variety o work be done done On ~,
skins thar heretofore offered 70 the public.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
sEwINo MACmNEs-C CAUTION TO THE PUBIIc-

SEWINU MhtFHNES-IAJ1ION TO THE PUBLIC.-
AL reisons mskins using sens Sewing Machines
eyeponsd need employed are hereby notified that uue
proeue license from the undetisned ihy will proceeded
ss for nr the granted John
Gieerossh Eco the 2h Of That patent
the te grsned patent covering the
showed ana the needle the SEWING Machine nta
and other claim that all
Infringe the Geenoush Ths
and intend against tho entire Boston
tier cDdesvcrsa eush dtub oppre the
dpsfcus etizsns OF New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

TIOUIONs-Ihe dOnble-keyed 3ItIOutUIs UI UDH
uso A Bai5uin ard those Of : H w Smith Tor which
nos 80, sTERs No $50 Bros4wsy Sole Agent are seEno~
,o,d t. b. o they the only tuned IN the equal
,err.rsEert For sale very low prees
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

DEFIANCE SALAMANDER sAfEs-Mhobi nm 81. =
tsd s4 and Cof psnerrsbe Dedsuce Loess "a
.. Pa, III hes, ,s. snd combined the world DeP
No p2 Pssrl4 one below Maiden iane, onefb No "
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

Blank Books School and MscelIaneOus BOoAs,
wriirg Paper Stationery &C. wholesale by kiGsiS kEL
Loce 6s1t look M4nusc,DIers Publishers B0oLsen and SA
ricufr. No 81 Iohr.at Nv lrE
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

WORTH REMEMBERING. "A new Clothing tmP0
rup Ds by The areesgBed a. No l5 "a ton-
bssd1ely made stock ~ othng
sdsrtsd % ali ssOb beet styles aud Will bs
ppid a. The loxes Io-sihe rIioes
HBAl ARTICLES 10 be exactly a. rspfeserIed
EDwARD 4 HAcKETr,
Ciothius Emporium,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

ITANUS.-Just what VIII meet the wants Of at.
Pianos o. seknovldged and guaranteed superiority very
how price All Pianos warranted to satisfaction
chase refanGcd.
VIII OF without the AolsD bagsins
monthly
seeou ulodsing terms Fiyen TO wholeeae buyers
HoRACE WATERS No S3S Rroadgay
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09
captain Rollins. F4S'.

MxssRs. EprroRs;--Will you allow a relative,
andintimnte friend or Capt. Hollins, ofthe oyanei
who has known him from bCyhood, and who llestt
tates not to pronounce himasfine a fellew as ever
walked the earth, OF ttod The quptter deck OF q
f.war. to express through your paper, the
hope that public opinion willnot bs determined by
the surinses, OF nnimodyersionso the press and
Others in relation 10 the GreyIown atfaiTj but be
suspended until full development Of his cRuses
and motives OF action has been elected in a form
that may be entitled to entire conHdence-noth-
ing, am persuaded, coulIl bemoteIuncopgenialt to
his nature than the exercise Of wanton cruelty, OF
the abuse Of authority. and his reputation ms an
officer has been too long and TOO iayorably estab'
lished, TO make him lesirols Of such embaZon.
ment isis likely to attach toihis transaction, in
which he hud, in APPLICABILITY, TO choose between
the skdtlending disobelience Of onleis and GER
tainly, from my knowledge of his character, The
violation Of his own generous feelings, These
who know him personally, will, am confident,
exonerate him from cenSurr. Those who do not,
may he induced 10 look beyond the conduct and
obligations of an officer, acting under orders with
WIN u SuuNN Wulhui w plVSISSNh'St 'ol AHV VNVpSl
object Of condemnation In The incorporate Gepor.
ment and unjusti6Sble intermeddlng In matters
that concerned them not, too common oil late,
with some OF our Representatives abroad, who, In
many recent inslances, have Shewn themselves
unfit for tile delicate offices to which they have
been appointed, rather, one would imugne, from
considerations oil party, than regOrl 10 their moral
or intellectual capacities, berlin, Turin, Madrid,
London, and COnsluntInople have lntely afforded
instances yiolationo Of ministerial aud consulsr
etiquette on the part Of our agents, which may
lead us 10 infer that in C.nitOl America, commu.
nifty there which our charge IS reported by tile
press 10 have Designated as tie ''scum Ofh--il,"
may have been gvadrd 10 offences which Captain
.Holins, us an officer, astcundtO punish, though
as a man he may luve thought it entitled to more
lenient considerations. b.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09

Great excitement was caused at Cincinnati, o.,
by the eaking out of sickness in the 18th
Ward, on Thursday. seyendeaths occunedsbes
fore dark. The disease seopiint d pm 70
the Germans. The symptoms arc Those oil cnole'
ra, though II Is thoughtlnot 10 be that disease.
There have been three deaths from cholera at
Carleton, Ohio, and seyeral citizens attacked
recovered. AtHansyille Harrison county, there
haze been nine deaths,
The interments at Detroit Mich. on The sisl
ult,, and the ist nsty numbered hty1three. Slpsl
ofthe deaths were conineilto foreigners. Z Four
teenof.tbe number died OF cholera.
The number OF deathsa The Blue Ridge Tunnel,
says the Charlottesville lSn) JeliersonllI'' from
choleIa, thus for, is eleven. Most Of the worSme'I
have fed from The place.
TIM s6nUYLxa FRAUD, The Intelligence ofthe
SCHUYLER fraud does 4ot appear 70 have produced
SO great asensationip England qs was anticipated.
The London papers comnentupon IL In very tenn
perate terms, and are not disposed to visit upon
American securities generally, the Indignation
caused BY the discovery Of the worlhiessness OF
those OF one particular company. The hanches'
Ter Guardian thinks thatthere is nolhnginthe facts
before The public wthreferenceto this gigantic n.
York swindle, that can justlyimpeach the general
management OF security of American railway OF
Joint stock companies, and expresses its conf
dence "lhat many Of the principal railways OF the
United States are among the hest nnd safest in
vestmenls in the world, and with the rapitl growth
Of wealth and population hat almost eyerywhete
follows fresh facilities for traffic aud transit, there
is no reason to believe that railway property will
be seriously affected by slclra tsIppotaTy ppnic us
TINT wMchljow Sgt6ies the New York share mar.
ket." ltisptobable that tie effect of the disclo-
sure of the Schuyler swliale was greatly neutEGl-
lied by Ihedoc watEait frauds which had Just
been EXPOSED in london.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09
.,------- SHER1FHS SALE

Thomas ". Wins, IN ehaHteIy adr.
- 49, vs.. Ieuit eouti u 0As
" Nancy Wins and others. cUuh,y,M
In pursuance OF decree made on the sSh day W.
1851, IN tho above named CauSe, Viii sell al liz CVl
is o. MS COUNTY on MS9Is s liz s. ~ S'y q S
and tile south hail OF lot No. 10 SItute on The Nti M
OF Market st eet, In tie Filth wardoi the city WLs
Ing.
eighteen months. Tie purchaser giving boLd, aia ,P
proved security, beating interest IRON day. aA aid
tile title Will BIO retained until the whole PutLi EQIeJ
is paid WM s.. WICknAV,
{ ivI5i n s.r rrs -nI.-. u d Sheriff OIOi toshT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09

Henry X, Llst& Co, lInehtuhiAtI.
Vs., Seut coat VI UAA
John Haley and others. eourtyva
In pursuance of d decee made IN this cause CLln IA
day OF June, 1854, will sell al The court hoe d oiS
county. oil Monday the iiil day or Ausrt, 1854. lO g.
nineynine Coy situate on iLe north kiLe oil Clay It
East Wheeling. ...,,
I I've salc will be made oil credit OF sir. twclysh
eighteen norihs, The purchaser giving bond, with "
proved security, hearing interest from day OF salt ~
The title will be retained until the whole purchase moq
Is paid
wM. S. WICKEAM, .a..H .
jyl4 Sheriff OF Ohio county,
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SHERlFFS SALE.
saish X, Boyd In sh.neeTy, IL d d

.vs.u ID. It.. 10 Scuit Court oil OK
Robert Hoy DIS ltirs, &c comfy, Va.
In pursuance u decree, made OH the sl day OF lUi
1854. inthe above ramed cVuse, viii sell u tie tOi
house OF Ohio county, ON Monday The i4 day OF Autu
1854, the south half Uf Lot No. 49, situate on tL vel
side OF Fourth street. aud al ptesen occupied BY MfWE
liam Robots Alao, the lat Of Lot No In sqI,L'
No OH Market street at present occupied By Doctor W.
Bates and MIR. u. S. ltlaplain
eighteen months, tho purchasers giving hoLds With "
proved security, bearing iners from day Of sale, az
The tiilc TO be retained until the whole Tuehate mOtyh
paid ". S. WlCKHAM,
: iyfi Sheriff OF Ohio county,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09

their colors ilylps, and beatinstheir small arms,
personal effects, 80. The terms were highly
honorable TO both Washington and De yillier.
ltisto commemorate these eyents-the most
important perhaps in The early annals ofour coun.
Try, for they were emphatically, the initaiory
steps to war which extended from the Monon.
gabela to the Ganges- war between England and
France for supremacy inthe valley Of the Ohio
war which cost France the whole Of her rich
possessions on the continent Of North America 1--WE
repeat It is to commemorate them that 1.-THE proposed
Monuments TO be erected. ft ~
None can rejoice more than 10 at The happy
commencement Of this enterprise. sincerely
trust ii will go onto completion, unobstructed by
a single hindronce. Letitrise Units beauty and
symmetry, SO thatthe first rays Of morning
may'gild lis summit, and the declining beams of
roseate sunset playina golden efulgencs around
its base. w. DEH.
AUGUSTA srRISos, Va, JulySl, 1854
'Ths whole subject has boon fully discussed BY Mr..
Sparks. In his Appendix to Washlnstons Popets. The
volume aud page cannot point cut, not hSylpg work
at hand. eNs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09
REMOVAL

HAVE removed my Wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, 10 lilo new four story brick building,
No. III, Main street,
west side, between Monroe aud Uniorstreets, wnere
will be prepared with an cary and extensive spring
GoCk direct from importers aud manufacturers, which
would be pleased to have my old friends and customers
tn Call and examine.
rebi WM. n. SKLBY.
nD-J @. Mtcai( VIII no found at tho above establish
nlent. where lie awaits hit old rIemis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09
Elegant Residence tor SAL
SHERlFP's SA lie.
Henry W, Nee, " by VIM. ", JAR

EHEHIFF'b SHLE,
Henry W. Nee, " by VIM. W. JAR
mison bis next hieHd. In ehanttrv Il, ~,
John liriee's heirs and othels. county, ViSSS,
inrursuance or decree made OH Tie oh d,rotls
1851, In tile above named cause, Twill Iel OnilE ~,
heS, TO tile highest aud best bidder, on SauId,y ~
DAY OF September, 1854, lie tact Of Suj nlLt Nh ~
proceedings mentioned, situate oil Middle WhetllsstnS
adjoining tile State line, containing about two nm,
acres, mort Or less, ard being The sane piotlt,
which thu Rev. John BrIce died seized. ~
TeItHs SdleOne fouI Il, OF the puIebase hot.y,oh
PAID In cash the day Of sale aud The residue q ~
Two years, chaser diving bonds, with sPrUy1
CURLY, bearing ineestlrom day Of sale, aud lie N,
will DO retained until the whole purchase morey /,
WM. S. MlCKuAM,
jyi4;td SheIiff OF Ohio toVEL
lWushington Examiner copy and charge Iris ODE ID
= IorMnrh cory
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HiRGlNlA!-At Kules held iithe clerks Office OF the
circuit court OF Ohio county for the month OF August
john ". Stephens
Thomas IIMnRwan

Thomas II. McEwen,
The object or this suit isto recover $5iT5 cents deb,
viii interest and Costs IN which attachment was Issued
and returned served.
Affidavit having been made that said defendant Is not an
nhahtant OF tile State Of Virkiniaoh motion plain
till by his attorney, II Is ordered that he appear here
within one month alter due publication OF ills ORDER
and do what may be necessayt0 project his Interests
this suit, AMI that copy this order DO forthwith insert
ed IN some newspaper published In The city OF Wheeling
for four weeks success yey, aud copy Of tho post
ed al the front door Of tho house oil Ohio cOuEy, oil
tile hrst dar OF the next county court
AGopy-Testei ALoNZ0 LoRlNG, clerk.
CALDWELL eus9 Z
UlRGINlAi-At Rules held in the clerks Office Of the
circuit court OF Ohio county, for the month of Ugus
1861; Nf' y
Edward W. Tower anil George NJ. Der.1 s4EJ3
ring, partners under the arm name Of ,sfs. 81
Z. ". Tower & Co. SAuachnent
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.5g.e.- sl-l-i in CtlANCERf.
VTIRGINlA tAt Rules held In the clerks office Of The
oleut court OF Ohio county, for tie month u August
1851 C..tt
= nlrcw J. Panuell, eonplainant1 Ha4s.
.-., against 40, + at
James NcGee, Samuel r. Black, Robert at,anh,nent
Marshall, Charles ". Russell, and Henry
Moore. Trustee OF BbeneEsr Zane, deceas NV
cd. deiendantSJ
The object OF this suit Ia TO subject Two lots OF PARCELS
OF land III zleS Island addition TO tho city Wheens
ono them being designated on tile plat OF said addition
lot No 2 and the other being the south hall OF river
lot IN said addition, known as Lot No 6-said river lOt
being III Ncd Into two equal parts, by line drawn rom
east 10 west 10 satisfy complananls demand against the
defendant, James MCGEE, OF Sl6l,sj with Interest and
Gusts Oi huit. n
ATdayit having been made that the defendant James
MCGEE is not an ihhabant OF the state OF Vireni1on
motion OF tie plaEtIR, by his attorney tits ordered that
he appear here within one month alter due o.
this order, and do What may bR necessary TO protect his
interests In this suit and that copy this oIdeLbe forth
viii, inserted In some newspaper Published In tue Guy OF
Wheeling loi four successive weeks, and posted at the
O door OF tho court house of Ohio county, on the hrst
''' ' eopyf fe' sOD ALoNzo LoRING, clerk
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