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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-08-04
miscellaneous Items,

The present Mayor Of Strattord- on
Acknowledgements birth place-is
genuine wooden nutmeg. He was born
in Connecticut. He has been elected to
his present Office five times.
The installation of Bishop Spauld-
ing the new Roman Catholic archbishop
of Baltimore, took place at the cathedral
on Saturday with imposing ceremonies.
The Richmond Examiner says lit is
easier for a sawmill to pass through the
eye Of needle than it is for rich man
to enter Camp Lee as conscript."
The iron pavement laid down in
New York few years ago has proved a
failure and is being taken up.
Gen. Grant has turned troubador,
and is serenading Richmond. His IA
vorite air" they say, is, Thou art so
near, and yet so far
Question for rural debating societies
or for scientific gentlemen, especially
naturalists:
A respectable cOlored lady inquiries at
a hosiery establishment for 'fesh-colored
ho3e.'
Is she to be shown hose generally adj
mitted to be that color. known as "flesh-
color or those of darker hue.
The Louisville Journal says the reb-
els have, in the course of the year, about
FIVE days of Humiliation and prayer, "
| and three hundred and sixty of humilia-
! ton and curses.
"A visitor at Washington writes that
placards Of boarders wanted" and
F'rooms to LETT blister every advertising
slab, reminding the visitor that host
of people are after his money and a lie.
gion of bed-bugs after his blood.
The World is reinforced by fe-
male contributor who objects to fight
ing for the country and the flag to the
last man" on the ground Of What
would the country be worth to me OF
any other woman if the last man were
gone 2"
The oil wells of Pennsylvania are
producing greater excitement than ever,
several new wells having been struck
recently, some of which are producing
sixty barrels per day. Farms have been
sold within few days as high 100000
and q large number have recently passed
into the hands Of Eastern men,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-08-04

DEATHs.--Among the deaths reported
in the U. S. General Hospital at Freder-
lex, for the week ending July 3d. are
sergt. w. Peabody, Co. @, and private
Robert NJ, Forsyth, Co. E, 10th VT.
The death Of Ira Heath, 18th Vt, was
reported at Washington, July 80.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-08-04

Bounty JUMPER-Frank Clapp, from
Potion, c. E., who hired as a substitute
for Mr.. j. B. Proctor Of this town, while
on the way to New Haven, Ct, on the
Monday night train from this place, at
tempted to make his escape by jumping
from the car window while the train
was in motion, near the residence of Mr..
Alonzo E. Smith, in Clarendon, His
knee pan was fractured and otherwise
so badly injured that he was unable to
walk, and he was picked up by Mr.. Smith
and lodged in Jail here.
This fellow and another one had each
received 1915 town bounty the day be-
fore, and were kept under a musket
guard of four men till they were placed
on board the cars. So far as is known
the other man went through safe. Clapp
denied that he had any Of the money by
him, having, as he said, given the whole
to his companion but careful search
disclosed a belt around his body which
contained $500. The way of transgres-
sors is sometimes rather hard to travel.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-08-04

NATIONAL FAsr.-Noticeis hereby CIV
en- that the undersigned will close their
stores on Thursday, August l, 1864.
Brandon, Aug. l, 1861.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-08-04
mIoN NATIONAL NOMINATIONS.
UNION STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN GREGORY SMITH,
of st. Adams.
yen LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
PAUL DILLINGHAM;,
OF Waterbury.
PoR TREASURER,
JOHN b. PAGE.
Of Rutland.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-08-04
local and State Items.
Fast Day.
PETER I. WAsHBURN,
Adit. and Insp. General,


RUTLAND. August 4, 1864.
In compliance with the request Of our
Chief Magistrate, and Governor of the
State, to observe this day as day OF
fasting humik.ation and prayer We
would notify our customers that in ODE
dience to such request, our respective
stores and places of business Will be
closed for the day.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25

best do peaches DO do 90
2 i best TO Do do Go 80
best do plums 90
- best do do -
best do cultivated grapes / 90
II best do DO do DO 80
best dozen ounces 30
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25

II 'JNN7t W NU u
best do cured Beef 90
% best do 90 25
CoNMITTEE.-Mrs. II. Iervey, Mrs
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25
Es. EEGUT0N. secy.,
ss 3 = "a > :

I
DAyED HOW, Treasurer.
RgLEs AND REGULATIONS.
ENTRIES.
1sT. All entries must be made before
10 o'clock, a. H.. Of the second day Of
the Fair, and to assist the Secretary and
prevent much confusion, those who intend
to make entries are requested to call OH
the Secretary and make what entries they
can before the first day Of the Fair
2D. Entries must. in all cases, be made
on the Secretary's Book, and the entry
ticket properly attached, before ar ticlcs
or animals are admitted within the inclo-
sure. No article entered f9r q Pr emium
can lie removed from the ground, except
ly consent of tie Executive Committee,
until the close Of the Fair.
3D. Noartics or animals can compete for
more than one premium; eunless asa part
Of Il collection in the same class or in
'-Sweepstakes.'
lrn No Premiums VIII be paid to those
not members, and all the partners Of any
lira must be made members, before being
entitled to co npete for premiums.
ADMISSIONS.
1st BY membership tickets, at 81 90
admitting the owners iamily-exccpt
males over p years of age-gool during
the Fair
d. By single tickets At 15cts each. good
fer one admission only, ana dropped ut
the gaze and no check in return.
I'd. Ty season ticket at lJcts each
good during the Pair.
On the second aid third days Of lie
Fal Carriage tickets can be had at ,he
Sccrc'ary's cnice, ~ I'll who wish to
visit the Fa:r Grounds BY a ri2c along
the carriage way, bat no cne viii be
exempt thereby from prccuring q single
ticket before entering the Fair t'r3nl
-i'h. Crrt.s admitting asaaa.e- horses. -
cts, tat the rl~er must procure : i.e&4,os
ship or single ticket before oi:e. az -
Ea.r Grvri =.
GENERAL REGULATIONS.
u. ! card viii ic tsrnislsi g. cxLibi-
tors, nghlber'n., b CORE pgai Hi.h en-
tries on The books ftheScelo ~. Wh:oh
carl must he secarely ....ache4 - Ire ar,i.
&c exhibited.
=. II. article entered for lromi,,las
must have Ieen owned y members pres
cnting it. 1t least ten Gays J., II Tc i c ar;
an'! ii. io,ucts Of Fam. IarY. OIcLard.
Grain house CT Mechanical productions
ln,.t have icen Produced ~ the eNhibi-
Tor.
Wheat exhibit, to be taken FROM the
Machine.
lie Ironing on WAGONS must he done
without the extra use OF the file.
Draft horses must e eSlod.
RESTRICTIONS 70 JUDGES
l3t. When Il majority Of the Judges on
any class are resent, they shall constitute
a quorum AMI lie authorized to award pre-
m:ums. and Tie first on the list of tloSe
present shall be Chairman, but when
committee cannot agree there shall be no
award
ID y hen there is no competition. no
premium viii be awarded, unless the ar
tic.e pos. esses superior merit
3D. No committee will lie permitted to
award Discretionary premiums, except on
articles entered in their class ana not IN
the published list
4th. The Judges on animals viii have
regard to symmetry, early maturity, size
and general characteristics OF the breed
which they juice. They will make prop
er allowances for age, feeding, Ne,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25

NTNTET ANNUAL FAIR

OF THE
MARSHAL CoU n E e
1GRICCLT UHEL SOCILTI,
To be held ut the Society's Ground near
Plymouth, September 29th, 30th, and De
tober lst 1861.
GEO. a.. V&EEK0sE Gsrcs'g..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25

Porte, Wm. BuIla. Of st. Jo; Albert gor.sp r,J
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25


best fair 3antln,s %
81 best %
best pair Ducks 50
II best do %
best pair heavy Tulkies so
II best p
best pair Geese 80
CoM-Chos.er Buck, Theo. Caessnsr. G. Blain.
ILISS No. i9-f'L LOTEI.iG .h.i TCH
Best stiff soil powing not less than one
eighth of an acre, furrow not less than
5 by 10 inches, done neatest and
quickest 81 %
2d best, same as above > %
best loose soil lowing Quality same as
above 90
Cd best same as above / 90
Best threshng with machine 70 he done
on the Far GROUND. not less than Il. bush
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25
j. J N,NALL,
HON y o y 4 'z'YvTC

I .0lpI.lN iIfD % ~ HUN.
r ,rticular attention paid to
Os''e'ric Dractic, and diseases Of women,
p nd chi lren, Office ever c. Palmer's store
Resiiencc-1posite tho N9rthwestcorncr ofthe
Public Square.
New. 5-y9n14-ly
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25

best SWecJ Iumpkins =
best 3 Yankee Pumpkins 25
best 3 Water Melons -
bp-t Z Mink Mollone 81
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25

UHEI 60 Li3HN LUIn GO I %
best yielI Timothy Seed per acre
& | Go
best recipe for curing Clover
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08
aveekIg satelIiatnter

ANDREW JAcKscN's YIEws.-A letter
from Andrew jackson to lady,-a rela-
tive,-who had named her son for him,
is still preserved. In it occurs this par
agraph:-"I enclose herewith the usual
gift to this namesake that have bestOw-
ed on all my others-iI bears the impress
oft eagle of his country, displayed on
oil her banners and as the child grows
in years and in wisdom have to depend
upon you to explain to MIN. with this in
junction Of his godfather, that when he
arrives at the years Of manhUUd he will
always be found sustaining the eagle Of
his country trum the insult or grasp of a
foreign foe, and the still more dangerous
enemy, the intestine traitor who may ems
g,ge in the wicked scheme IF severing
our glorious Union, upon which depends
the perpetuatiOn of our happy governs
ment, which will endure so long as our
confederate system lasts, and no l. nGer
Inslil in his mind that our Federal Union
must be preserved. To the patriotism of
his dear parents Iust this lesson will
be early Impressed, with mOralvirtues, on
his mend" ..rr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08
DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate FROM one Of the most eminent Colleges in
has been spent In the hospitals OF London, Paris,
philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some Of
the most astonishing cures that were aver known !;
many troubled With ringing In the head and ears
WIen aAIeep, great nervousness, being alarmed at
sudden sounds, baShfulneGs, with frequent bushInE
attended semetime with arrangement Of mind, were
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08
FORM OF PROPOSAL.

"a L..GL u gLDATE.l
l, the underdEned, do hereby propose to furnish
and deliver to the United states At the Quarter
master Department At -, agreeable to the terms
Of your advertisement inviting proposals for forage,
dated Cumberland Md,--ls6I, the following
-Bushels Of Corn, in sacks, At-per bushel
Of l56J mfg six pounds.
-BushelS of Oats, in sacks, At-pSr bushsl
oftS2 thirty-tWo Pounis.
pounds.
pounds. '>s~
Delivery 70 commence on or before the -day Of
-ls64I and to be completed on or before the
day oi-ls6-, and-PIedge my self to ent. r
into written contract with the United States with
good and approved security within the space " ten
days after being notified that my bid has been &C.
Your ob't. servant, =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08

,'-s oRnR RLL4EMoaH 1 ouo RAuRaAp O. IN
WHEEttNo sTA9ioN, Nay II, fSt4f
DAssENGER TRAINS VIM run By the soIlovinr
Il schedule on and after Nay Ibt6, 1864
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08
A PROCLAMATION,
nv THE GOVERNOR

WHRRRAs, have god cause to believe that
w Mlfhin L'Eentz BENJAMIN BaSsell. George W..
Berlin TiItotsJn JAuney, erasmus Clark, BeuIA-
min ?. SuddArth, WGshInSt1hE summors' Perry
SuumerS, William r. HiGgInbOth, m, Willis II.
Wood ey, Afford D. Woodley, Richard L. Brown,
hilie'y, Robert Coyntr, IT,. Robert Coyner, ST.,
LoreDEo D. Torrents, Napoleon B. Roger. John Il.
Rrger, Alvin II. BastAbIe, George D. White. Isaac
White, TH&Vtlle Marshall, and D. Day. who on
the seventeenth day Of April, eighteen hundred and
BiGty-ono, resided In the county OF Upshur within
what is now the State OF West Virginia, and also
Jonathan Bennett, Gibson }. Butcher, William
J. Bland Rsd c. 8. Hurley, who ON the said seven
tenth day Of April eighteen hundred and sixty-ons,
the STATE Of W, 1t Virginia, have deserted their
homes add actively engaged In aiding the So
cAlei Con edeFate States Of America, and the rebel
State COVER ment at Richmond in their attempt TO
surrogate the gOod people OF this State, but in con-
sequence Of the war, evidence Of tneir rebOlliOuS
Au1 CRIMINAL acts caan0t be obtained:
Now, therefore, 1, Arthur 1. BoromAn, Governor
Of the state Vt est Virginia DO issue this my proc
lam tslOn, declaring the said Mthlin LOrentE,
Bell amin BASsell, George W Berlin, IilotsOn Jam
ney, ErASmus d. Clark, Benjamin P. SuddArlh,
Washing on SummsrG, Perry summer = William T.
HigginEOtham. Willis u wOOdiey, Afford D. Wood
ley, Richard Bro n, james & Middleton, Thomas
W. TillrA' =, John B. HilIeTy, Robert Coyner, Jr.,
Robert GOyuer, ST., Lorenzo D. LOrentE, Napoleon
D. v 6ite, Isaac Whit, TSIViie MarGhalI and X Il.
II. Day, enemIes Of this state, unless they ShAll.
within 1ty days from the date Of this proclaim
tOn IAAe and ME the Clerks o1es Of the Circuit
Court OF Upshur county oath 10 support the con-
- tutOn Of the nted StAteS, and the eOnstIt
Of this state, and thereafter demsAn themselves a.
good eitiEenA- Aud likewise declaring the said Jon.
ATTAIN ~ BenDe {, William J. Band, 6i6sOn J.
Butcher aud o Hurley. enemies Of this State,
unless LheS shall ALEC, within sixty days from the
date Of tn Proclamation. take and dle in the
Clerks onic OF the Circuit Court OF the sad county
OF LeSis an oath support the constitution Of the
United States and the COna uon Of this etAIe, aud
thereafter oemt an themlsIJ es good eItiEeas.
1hIs proclaim ItiOu shAII DO published IN the
Wheeling Inteiligencer, newspaper printed in the
city Of wheeling the seat OF government for this
State, aud IN the We.t Virginia sLale Journal, \
ESp per printed At Weston 10 the county Of Lewis
and also IN the West Virginia Republican, = news.
paper pTinIeI at Buck hAnnUn in tho county of
Gpahur, respectively, for tour successive weekS.
lone at tue city Of wheeling, on this the
TsEAL e'Rhternth Jay OF May, 10 he year Of Our
A-9 Lord Ons { ouBAnd 81 ght hundred and xty-
Iour, aud oil the stAto the mat
Al FOREMAN.
}; EDoAh BOrERs, Secretary of State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08

Ha'ehin' q Moore and Other'. o. Ohio county
Kelley Holloway Co.. and other, ia SSaS Sery
W HERtAs, by decree OF the Circuit Court Of
cause It NHs, amongst other things, ordered, That
the sid Cause be referred AlonEo Loring Special
Commissioner appointed for the purpose, to aScer-
-lst. The amounts respectively due the creditors
mentioned In the said deed u Ith May, 1885, show
Ing the amount pad each Of them, on account Of
the d. 6ts mentioned therein, by whom aud when
paid. l
I'D. An ouut Of the nett profits 1.-THE business
arrted on BY the defendant, A. Wilson Kelley, mn
der the tease aud contract Of sale between Kelley
Hol owAy Co. and MIN, aid a. Wilson Kelley, Of
The 20 h November, 1881, Bled with omplalnSitS'
bin an eAht6It, No. Is; only prior TO the 20
October, 1875 but subsequent thereto and up to the
time OF the sale hereinafter ordered and dectetd,
showing the full account of the entire business -
required b! the the said l. ase and contract
OF lie ot the 18th November, 1857. s.l.,a
I'D. An account OF the amour due the hrm of
Kelley Holloway Co., under the said ltASe and
contract Of SAi Of the 16th November 1851 whether
for 'Od', mat rails, Aeeounts, or otherwise; AND
hoH and by whom the BAms has been applied or
18th. An account of the several debts of the irm
Of Kelley, Holloway Go. thoNinE to whom due,
when ayabe, aud The order and pr oriIy In which
they are chargeable upon the proceeds Of the sale
hereinafter directed, and upon the MONEYS II any,
which may BE- found due BY tbe defendant, a. VII.
"sth An account OF the several amounts paid BY
the said A. WIlsOn Kelley, the said debts Of Kel.
each payment was made.
'btn. IN aecOunt of the payments made under
the sale OF tho ID OetoOer. 1883, by the sad A. VIII
col Kelley TO oeienuAnt JSe b, trustee or 70 the
creditor mentioned oAid deed Of 18th MAY 1855,
showing 70 whom aud when each payment wa
made, aud the amount th FeOE''
ASd thU 80 AUuL0 LOnng having declined to
discharge the dutes Of sad appoint emf under the
tel ms It'd decree, the said cause By decree len.
red therein by nAid count Ihs 18th day Of May
1854 was referred tue undersigLed, one OF the
mmissioueEs OF the said Court Tho i substituIed
To All the rights, PoEer-, ouIes and responsibilities
OF the said special Commits Toner under SAID fret
decree. with Instructions to taNS aud report the
several accounts ordered by sid ant above men
toned cree.
lnPursuAuce OF aid DEGREES, shall proceed At my
Office on 4tn street, in the city OF wheeling OLio
county, v, on the 18th day % June 1864 70 take
and report the several accounts ordered BY sAd dc
cree tirSt above recited. 5i'gse % Il -
Wheeling, NAV l6. 1864. 80. Commis.ionsr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08

Capt. A. v. BARRIHGER ChiefQ uArtermsster Depart.
nent Of West Virginia, UumDsrIand, Md.-
GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents of-iu the
County VI, and State d, hereby Jointly
aud seveIaly covenant with tho United States and
guarantee In case the foregoing bid Of-be
accepted that he they will within ten days AFTER
tht acceptance OF said bid the contract tor
the sane with good and sufficient sureLIes in u
sum equal to che amount Of the Contract 70 furnish
the forage proposed in eouiotnlry to the terms Of
advertisement dated - 1861, under which the
enter into contract Aforesaid, We guarantee to
make good the difference between the Offer BY the
mid -hnd ftho u9xI HoweSr responsible ibidds or,
loF theperlon 70 whom thscdptr6et may be awarded
Given under our hAndS AID seals thlI-day OF
1T;,ISA ,.v,,F
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08
h-. Commissioners Sale. -
Hannah 4. Primm, by her neat friend, &c,
.,.,Ei,,-,., w.. M

Abraham Bedtfilon and George n P,Jmm
-a... In ChAncery. =
NJ oTIoB Il hereby given that I shaII in accord.
~, 1Snos with decree OF tho Circuit Court for
day oil March, A. D. 1854, IN the above entitled
cause az the front door Of the Court House OF ohio
souLty, In the city OF Wheeling, on MONDAY, MS
Monday OF the mouth at 10 O'Clock NJ offer for sale
AZ pnoie auction the following described property.
owl: The northern half Of the southern half OF
~ w ASO, routing l65S teet on Fourth street and
running back towards Market street Go feet to-
gether With the right to the use OF an alley feet
IN width and l32 feet ng running through said
Lot No. l3O, this fraction Of ground being The re-
manning half Of the southern half of aid Lot 80
Terms Of SalO-CaSh. 80 10
q -. 40 ABRAHAM BEDILLIoN.
myb-td Special Commissioner
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A PROCLAMATION,
by TIE GOVERNOR
mylS I'm

"HERFAS have good cause to believe that
w jackson OmpS, Matthias AmbIose, Isaiah Butk k,
David Buck, Bru' . 'uck, Uehr- 9 Compton, udIe "
=. Dermtoy, KOIeTt c. BustIn, george W, HInIer,
JhamA. Dawson. George W. way, William Wilson,
Jams c. West, Joseph Johnston, Charles KH-,er'
n,ODd. jacob Keller, Nicholas Kesiier i edrr. ck
Ke n-r, Jacob b. Leopard, William IL MHItin
BaroATy Martin, Charles r. URerTAll ueOrEe W.
therrerd. Charles A SSauu, Martin v. Miller
William HuTbert, 'hn Cross Daniel cross, I'D Waid
Rockwell aud LouisA sW ann, Whu On the rev Bte6uth
day o April, eight En- hundred and uixty-one re
siued IN tLe County Of -rEan within WhAI IL nov
k Sns e'ato on west tlrHihl1' nave deserted their
ho@ss and are -etIVely engaged in aid Dg the 60
called COME crate sLAIeS " America and the reI.
sta gov rnnenI At Richmond, IN the,. attempt TO
subJusAte the good peOLl OF this State but In CON
h'qIsnce Of Tie war evidence VI their rebo hons
Grim hal acts cannot be ObAn d:
Nos theI eiotes Arthur FOREMAN. Governor Of
ths Sthts OF Wet r. Ms, de tssue this my proc
lam .Iion, declaring tue sAid jackson omp-, M4Lth
las Ambrose, lhAI- muck. David buck, EFuee Buck
} Sepn 3. DucH val, John T D rmody. Robert d
G1atin, GeoIkeW Hunt T, Thomas Dawson, 6e1rYe
MaI, %'l'sn y 'i;oO, 'mes q. West, J.sePh
=. heAgS, 1eoTge Hammond, Jacob Keller, Mich lns
koentr, kTeder.cK Keefier, Jacob d. Leopard, vii
hAu Martha, BATbATy Martin, Charles 7. U'Psr.
rAl, George W. sheueTd, Charles A. swamp MaItIn
V. Miller, y Ill am hurbeTt, John Cros Daniel
Cros., kdUHrd rockwell and Louisa swami, enemies
Of tnis state unless they ShHII within sixty days
GOn the date OF this proclamation, take H5d
nj In the lSrk's Otiee Of the Circuit Court OF the
siN SSLhC 81 noIsAns an oAth 70 suppaEt the Con-
btILuuon OF the United stAIss and the onStItutIon
god clIiEenA -
Tn9 proclamation GhAu be pubIlsheA in the
hhFehnS lutelngeDeer, = Newspaper printed in the
city OF wheeling the seat Of government for this
htate, and in the FAirmOnt National, . Newspaper
printed the county Of Marion, respectively Tor four
successive weeks.
- Done at the city Of wheeling on this the
.rA, ltourLeenLh day Of May, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and az.
tJ'l0urb and Of the state the hrst.
Al. FOREMAN.
}; EIO4R bOTEEs, Secretary of State. .
my16 AVID -. -