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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-15

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coUNTRr-oNE coNsrIrPTis N ONE .
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The Scientific Americdn states 0
reliable authority, that if at two fec
above the throat of your chimney you
enlarge the opening to double the size
for the space Of two feet, then carry
up the rest as at first, your chimney
will not smoke.
"The life of the feeder is better
than the life Of the fighter" said JEFF
ferson in 1921, The remark is true
in 1853, and will keep true for cen
tury-experience all the while testify
ing to its correctness.
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FURNISHING STOR i.
WILLIAM Adds

II AS removed to Sixth street, Bacons' Building.
IL under Magnolia Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio. Man
ufaCturer of Costumes and Regaia Of every des-
cription, for Masons, Odd Fellows, Sons of Tenn
perance, temple of Honor. DTuids, Red Men,
Brotherhood Of the Union, and Good Fellows.
uS- Being member of the above Orders, am
prepared at all times to furnish everything amer
tanning thereto with punctuality and des5atcb.
Knight Iempars, Royal Arch and Master Ma
qonS, Red Men, Druds, Temple of Honor, Brother.
soOd Of the Union, aud Good Fellows ClOthing
made, of The best quality and material
Embems, Jewels and staff Heads, always on
hand. -
~ All articles for opening New Lodges and
Encampments kept on hand.
Masonic Offering and Craftsman, The Odd Eel.
lows Offering and Text Book
SAm'L. REID, P. G. l.. A. E. GLRNF, MP. G..
U. MOORE, T. NJ. WM.G. .WILLIAMsG. M.
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sharp Boy.

"Seen the Crystal Palace, Tommy?"
asked a little urchin of newsboy.
"Oh, yes: Pse been up there sew
eral times" replied the newsboy, as
they both stood in Nassau street wait
ing for the Extras to come out.
oval, knows man that would
give $500 to see that ere place."
"You do JIM"
eyes sir rec"
"And you know it Jim? Bet a
quarter on it that you don't"
Done" and the money was put in
Bill Mulligan's hands.
'"Now who is he?"
"Why, he's a blind man."
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William M Slesth, and William Hl
Taylor, Partners. as Steeth $TaylOr,
VS.. ..#
Richard Jackson, John Jackson, AIez- PETITION
aHder Johnson, Albert q. agin, HO.
SetUarts and Richard Whetsitt. No
l0074. .
THE said Richard Jacks son will take notice, thu
L the Plaintiffs in the above med suit, filed on
the 9Th day Of September, 1853, Petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Hamilton County, against
The said Jackson and the other Defendants, Above
named, u object aud prayer Of which petition
ehjoln the negotiation, and to procure the canCela-
hon OF notes 10 the amount of StS000 made and
executed to said Jackson, on the 10Th tay of June,
lSol' by said Plaintiffs; also other notes made ami
executed 70 said Jackson BY Plaintiff for SII 200,
on The 2Slh day of June, 1861; also one other note
made by said SleetI & Taylor, to Alexander John.
son, on the 7h Of August, 1851 for S4,74I AZ, and
10 obtain the Cancellation and discharge of iudg.
ment In the County of HaniltOn, Ohio, against the
PIiinlifs, and in favor of the Defendant all OF
which are alie2ed 10 have been procured and seld
against tie Plaintiffs fraudulenily. And the said
Richard Jackson is hereby notified further, thai be
81 required to answer said Petition, on or before
Saturday, the nth day of December, according to
law. j. M McMASTERS
c. G. G. p. Ham. Co,
ZINN bAITMlN, Att'ys. for Plfs. ','G
October 18th 1853, [oct q owl
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Wherefore shall / continue longer
to cumber This earth with my useles:
presence!"
The silence that new prevailed was
SO deep that not even breath was
audible. Tue old man folded his
blanket around him, cast one farewell
look on the fair fields and the broad
rolling river in the vicinity; and then,
to the surprise Of all present, descended
composedly into the pit, and laid him
self upon the corpse Of his departed
son.
"Throw in the earth, FIJI up the
grave, cover up my last earthly resi-
dence," he exclaimed. "Nay do not
hesitate, for | am resolved to die"
Screams of agony arose from the
afflicted wife and daughters; vehement
expostulations were resorted to by all
around ;but the old chief remained firm
Not the tenderest entreaties of those
who were dearest to him among the
iiving-not the eager representations
OF his friends, backed by the usual
influential voice of Mr.. D., could for
an instant shake the resolve of the self
devoted victim.
81 will die!" said the old man:
''seek no ltnger to prevent it; l repeat
it, | will diel"
When it was found that all expos
tuIations and entreaties were in vain,
the friends held a clamorous council
among themselves, which resulted in
dicision to obey the will Of the chief.
When he saw his wish would be com
piled with, he again spoke and gave
directions for the disposal of his pro-
perry; his horses to be deyided among
his relations, ten of the finest being first
given to Mr.. d., who was looked upon
by the Indians as an adopted father
Meanwhile, had advanced to the
brink Of the grave in order 10 observe
narrowly the countenance of the
old man. | could perceive no
symptoms of weakness. The same
stern calmness which was at first per-
ceptible, we saw still continued to
characterize it, and as the cIods of the
earth began TO shower down upon him,
still not muscle relaxed. In the
midst Of the most fearful howings
and lamentations were the horrid OBJ |
soqlies performed; the clay and the
sand being filed in, the green sod was
at length arranged over the small spot
which marked the last resting place of
the living and the dead.
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NE w BOOKS.
TEMPERANCE MUSICIAN.
- OpiMiOns 0f az Press.

"P'fNhs0 " Its IFeSSs
"We are much pleased with this bnok ana
heartily endorse the plan recommended in the an-
thors preiace,''- Maine Lap Messenger. +.
.Thisis neat little volume, Containing the hes,
collection OF Temperance Songs and Mnsfe we
have seen."-SRsmit Beacon. fssT W
The temperance Masician is the title Of ,tt,4
work received from Appegae & Co. we have
no doubt i will Income very popular with the
singers q Temperance Songs, and thereby greatly
slu she cause O. hunanty. THE tunes seem to be
sxesheht, ana the songs are of he best. It is a
desldeIetum in The present state of The temDerance
cause. = Tennessee Organ. ''''''
n APPLEGATE d co.
tl. Publishers, BOOKSELLERS and stationera
Oct Ia as Main street, Cincinnati.
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EYENS' PERCUSSION Pr, SIS.

The genuine are manufactured only by myself
under patent June 2ath, 1853.
III. H. SHIPLEY & BROTHER
Are my duly authorized Agents for the sale of the
same. P. EVENS, JR.
Nov. l6. S1le Proprietor.
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APPLERATR & CO.
Booksellers, Publishers & StatIoners,
4s Main Street, Cfncinnati.

AZ Main street, CincinnRti.
WE have one Of the largest and best assorted
Il ~ stocks In the West. our stock embraces
the best works oR Theology Medicfne,
/ Law Mechanics, AgricuituFe.
AtlstOrys Travels, Tales, u emOirs,
/ FhiIOSOphy, &c, and a complete assortment
| Of all the mist desirable MISUELLAN E0Us
! BOOKS published Our stock OtSCHOOL BOOKS
embraces all books Of merit used in the West
from the Speling Book 10 the Lexicon Our stock
| Of STATIONERY embraces every variety OF
Blank Books from the small Memorandum Book
to the large sUperroyal bedger, including every
article used in the cOunting-rOom. aIl. :.
We have for the Country Merchant, full varie.
" Of Letter, Cap and Note Paper Envelopes
Wrapping Paper Bonnet Boards, Inks, &C., &c.
Our owE PUBLICATIONS are too we'll known as
works OF the highest merit, to require more than
an enumeration OF the most prominent, which are
CLA RkE'S COMMENTARY, DIR. DICK COM
PLETE WORKS, ROLLINS ANCIENT HISTO
RY, PLUTARCH'S LIVES, SPECTATOR, JO.i
SEPHUS, &c, &c. We invite all who deal in or
purchase books to give us call, as we are conf.
dent we can offer them such Inducements as stan
be mutually beneficial -
We have justpublished number of new Books
OF merit, among which are DR.. JAMESONS
great work, NOTES ON THE XIV ARTT.
CLES." PBTERS0N'S FAMILIAR SCIENCE.
book which should he found in every house as a
ready reference. UNIV ERSALISM AGAINST
ITSELF, with an Introduction BY K ". WILLIAM
T. STRICKLAND. TEMPERANC &c MUSICIAN,
containing great variety of must songs and
viii be ready ON the 10Th September
Sept. 2. II 4
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By a new law, just passed by the
British Parliament, every infant born
in England and Wales after August
1, 1853, must be vaccinated, (under
heavy penalty, payable by the pa
rents, within three months after its
birth. .4#
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Good.

We overheard queer thing from a
little fellow about six years of age a
short time ago. The subject of we'd
ding cake had been introduced into
the conversation, in which the father
was taking a part. Father" said
the little fellow, after having appa-
rently reflected intently on something,
81 shan't send you any of my we'd
ding cakewhen Iget married." "Why
SO = was the Inquiry. Because"
sad the little fellow, "you didn't send
me any Of yours"
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-11

Manufactured exclusively by P. EvENs, Jr., In.
ventor and Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati, Otio.
H, H. SHIPLEY & BRO, Agents,
% West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Engravers and Die Sink ers,
Manufacturers Of Embossed Cards and
Advertising Envelopes.
Weight Of Press only two Pounds.
Price OF Press with Seal of fifty letters or less, S5
Press with Notsrlal Seal S5. Devices on other than
Notarial Seals, extra, say from fifty cents to 81, and
upwards.
Arrangements are now made to supply the whole
country, East, West, North al d South
This Percussion Press is now in constant use in
Cincinnati and vicinity, by mary Of the principal
Bankers, Merchants, hecbanics, Notares Public,
X corders, Lodges, &c to whom all who desire in
formation as to It's utility durability and value
respectfully referred. .,,u.
Orders for Envelopes, Dies, plain or elaborate,
shipey's self.sealing, Advertising Envelopes Col
Oreh and En- ossed Cards, and new and improved
Lever Seal Press, attended TO as usual.
Engraving on Wood executed in the best style.
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9y the above notice it will be seen that we are
the duly authorized Agents for the sale of Evens'
Percussion Presses. All orders for the same will be
executed with neatnesss and despatch, If addressed
to H. II. SHIPLEY d RBOTHER,
No. 90 West Fourth street, Cincinnati
Ur, lh Warren street, New York.
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We are now Importing,

Direct from Paris and other parts of Europe, most Of
the celebrated Foreign Perfumery, such as Farna,
Cologne, Lnbin's, Maley's, loves, and other re
puted Manufacturers articles. Also, constantly re-
ceiving Direct from the best importing houses of New
York, Philadelphia, etc., where we have competent
persons to look out for the cream of their stock
Hence, ouF arrangements are such that we have the
advantage of receiving every thing new as it comes
out and shall be constantly adding new varieties to
our stock.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-11
80 "a. ELLEN In Attachment.

WILLIAM H. MCCLURE)
NOTICE is hrreby given, that by the instance Of
L the underslgned' an order of Attachment was
issued on the 2lst day of September, 1852 by j a
Olden, Mayor OF the Village of Loekland, in tha
County o. Hamilton, Ohio, for the sum of twenty.
seven dollars, against the goods, ohattes, stocks.
rights, redits, monies and effects Of the said William
A Mcclure, an abscOnded debtor, formerly Of said
on the 92d day of November next, at O'Clock. p M
Sept 9th, 1853. tOct2s 3t*l J. G. ALLEN.
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wholesale western Agency

Wholesale Western Agency
For Myers Ex. Rock Rose, Wright's Indian vegeta.
BILE Pills, Watts Nervous AutidOte, Lyons Kath.
airon and Jamaica Ginger, Whita's Amber Glass and
Jamaica Ginger, Bishops Almond Lotion, Nuttall's
syriacum, Kendall & Tay!Or's Thermometers and
BarOmeters, sc.
State Agents for M'Lean's Liniment LocOck's
Waters, Jew David's Plaster, DR.. Rowand's, Dr..
Swayne's, Grafenberg, M'Candle's, Railways, and
other Medicines, Bdghrs Corn Plaster TOotnache
Drops, JohnsOn's Tooth Soap, DaCosta's Tooth
Wash, ThurstOn's Tooth Powder, Burgess & Co.'s
Rat ExterminatOr, etc.
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To the wholesale Trade.

To the Wholesale Trade.
We now have our wholesale rooms fitted up, and
samples arranged in convenient style, and our facili
ties enables to sell to the trade on more advanta.
geOus terms than any other house can and as low
even lower than eastern houses thus saving the ez
pense Of transportation to country merchants.
Ourgoods, in all instances, are what they are re.
presented to be-and when sold by sample shall all
ways be in conformity with the samples shown.
Care is taken to have our cases properly packed,
and to guard against injury in transportation.
We solicit orders from parties not visiting our city
and will endeavOr in all instances, to satisfy in every
particular, all who eOnfde their orders to as
Our thanks are due to the public for the very In
eral patronage we have heretofore received and we
shall aim to keep up and increase our favorable Fepu.
tiOn Of one price, fair dealing and courteous bearing
Oward all our patrons. Na &
sroda 9 WMg M. KOHL & co.,
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TEA.

WE GIVE NEW YORK WEIGHTS
kSsaf4 and tares on every package of Tea, and
HskHh make no charge for drayage or shipping.
kIAs MOORE CHESTER,
Tea WaTerOOms, Seventh and Walnut, 81
n. February q, 1859.
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Directions for Use. /.

Strike the Button at the top of the Press QUICK,
FIRM blow with the palm Of your hand, and it will
give good impression. GEats4
CAUTION. do not stamp CARDS, or SANDED Pa
PER; nothing butwiting and soft papers should be
used.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-25
Notice.

S{S--~. We, George w. Siers, Solomon S.
LC-2A. Fleming aud George Kirkpatrick, three
rreehold"rs of Harrison county, do hereby certi-
fy that by virtue of Il warrant to us directed, by
l.. d. Shinn, II Justice of said county, we have
this day, our oaths, viewed and appraised four
horses tulen up by Luke NJ. Shinn, within the
corporation of the town of Shinnston, estrays,
and assess their value rs follows:
One chcsnr,t sorrcl Mare, with three white feet,
hind leg very much swollen, supposed to be about
seventeen wears old; do asses the same at
twenty three dollars.
Also, one bay Mare, supposed to be nine UT
ten years old: do aPpruss the same at fifty dol
lars.
Also. one brown Horse, six years old, showing
marks of being badly foundered: do apprase the
same at forty-tive dollars.
Also, one bright bay Horse, with white hind
feet, fiveNeurs old; do appraise the same at one
hundred dollars.
Given urdrr our hand this 18th day of May,
1859. GEO. w. SIERS,
S. 5. FLEMING,
GEO. KIRKPATRICK.
\ copy, Trste, p. CHAPLIN,
mvlS It Clerk.
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Mr.. SouLE's Flight FROM FRANcE.-We
met the other day in reading the memories
ofthe great French author, Alexandria
Dumas, mention of the circumstances
TO which we are indebted for Mr.. Soule's
migration to and settlement in the United
States. AS it may be interesting to our
readers, at this time. we copy the trans
lation for the benefit of those who do not
read the French
TRAxsLAr1oN.---In the intimacy of
Merv* and Barthelemy* lived at this
time one of the principal editors of jour
nal called the Yellow Dwarf. This edit
tor was name Soule. He had been two
months in prison for an article on San Do.
minro. He did not relish his experience OF
prison life. He hap ened to bear a strong
resemblance to Barthelemy, which per-
mitted of his using his passport. Barthe-
lemy lent it to him. Soule fled to Lon
don, and thence to the United States where
he is now the first lawyer of New Orleans,
and makes by his practice one hundred
thousand francs year"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-25
1880 Acres of Land for Sale

IN Nicholas county, on the Weston and Gau-
j. ley Bridge Turnpike between Nicholas and
Braxton Court-hOuses, ten miles from Nicholas
and twenty-five from Braxton, being on the wa
tiers of Mumbletypeg, at the foot of Powell's
Mountain. A portion of the land is suitable for
meadow, and part for grain. with lands adjOin-
ing it suitable for ranging cattle, sheep, &c
Thirty or forty acres of it improved, with new
hewn Log House and other necessary buildings,
and one of the best springs in Western Virginia
near the house. 1t is good place for house of
entertainment, there being but one between Brax-
ton and Nicholas Court houses; also for wagon
maker or blacksmith, there being none between
the two points. will be pleased to show the
land to any person wishing TO it; those wish
ing to make inquiries about it, l would refer to
VIM. A. Harrison, Esq, of Clarksburg.
LEVI ]. HOOKER.
Nicholas C. H. Dec. Is, ls52.-3m.
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CoNsrarerIos OF RApr1lNe TApLEs.-Mr

CONSTRUCTION OF RAPfINe TABLEs.-Mr.
Peck, cabinet maker in Pearl street,
New York, has furnished the following &C
count of the manner in which tables for
spirit rappers' are constructed:
Having been called upon by Professor
Mattison, in relation to several tables made
by me for many parties in this city, am
free to state that have made two medium
tables during the past year, both of which
had machinery concealed in them for pro-
ducing 'raps' at the will of the operator.
The beds. II inch thick. We're cut out IN
the centre, so as to admit the machinery
and then carefully covered, so as to leave
a hollow, and make the sounds LOUDER 49,, :
am not sufficiently acquainted WIN ~
machine and the manner OF workiS -, ra ao
descr;be them in detail my business was va
t &c Ike the tables for the reception oil tne
! 70 mnA and that have this in two instan-
,.sp. and am ready to do it two or twenty
more, if can get paid for it. | am willing
to assert. And if people will give dol
lar a piece to hear little hammer strike
inside a tea-table, and go crazy aboutit, 1t
is not my fault.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-25

IL DIR. Guysott's Improved tExtsact of Ye =
low Dock and SarsapariIIa is sure cure for he
redfiary faint
Thousands of individuals cursed with grtc-
vous complaints which they inherit from their
parents. The Use of the Yellow Dock and Sar-
sapurilIu will prevent all this, and vast
amount of misery and many valuable lives, for it
thoroughly eNpcls from the system the latent
faint. which il tie scat of disease, and so takes
off thc curse by which the sins msf"rtuncs of
the parents are often visited upon the inno-
cent offspring.
Parents owe it to their children to guard them
ug,irst the effects of nuludies that may be COM
municutcd by dos Mt, and children Of parents that
have at any time been afflicted with Consump-
ton, Scroluhi or Syphilis, owe it to themselves
to take precaution against the disease being re-
vived in them. Guysott's Extract Of Yellow
Dock and SarsupariIla is u sure autitfote in such
Cas"s. 81
IL See advertisement in another column.
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SMITH 81 co,

A GENTS of the baltimore and Ohio Raj,
~ Road Co., and Forwarding and coingnisas5n
Merchants, Fettermau Depot, TAYLOR county Va,
win give strict attention 20 the forwarding OF al
Goods and Produce consigned TO their care, %
any point whatever and having one OF tie inr-
gest and best warehouses said Road west OF
Cumberland with facilities (possessea by no oth-
or house at this Depot 20 loaasand unload cars
and wagons into and from their warorooms,
without tho necessity OF the uBO of dFAya, on thu
risk of exposure of Merchandise 70 tho weather.
They fool warranted In assuring the public that
Merchandise viii not be subject TO dafnRgo while
In their caro-, nor win thoy spare pains atom
ton in procuring the carly trRnsshipnent of all
Merchandise placed in their care az the loweaa
| rates, both in tho prices allowed wagoners and
| their own charges.
They have. also made arrangements in Bslt-
more, by which IL So unnecessary to pre- -phy
freight on goods consigned 70 them. 4 Fi-fF
nEfER TO it,r.s
Mcasrs. Robert Garrett and Sons, Messrs.
Norris, Caldwell and Co., Messrs. John Land
street and Son, VIM. Wilson ESQ. BAyly Kcys,
Esq, Messrs, Long and Byrn, Mossrs. O,Brisn,
Grafiln and Hanson; Mcssrs. Kelly, Ball and
Criss. Messrs. Walker and ModAiry.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-25
WATCHES and Je,yeIry.

r WOULD inform tho citizens Of this county,
l. and the public generally, q a. haye removed
MORE ST., six doors be- Charles st., Bnltl-
moro where they will f'.d large supply OF Corr
Lever, lie zine and Sir W WATonEs Of eyofy de-
Also variety Of I'D Chains, Keys, Gold Pen-
ellis and Pens, Rings, Ear-Tings Bracelets, etc.
Also. fne assortment of Silver Spoons, Cnps,
Butter and Fruit knives, Of genuine Silver Coin.
variety of Albatta Forks, Spoons, otG., etc.
Clocks and Fancy Goods. Large aesoftinent Of
Watch-maker's Tools, Jewels, Hands, and wHtph
Glass of every kind.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and watch nakoss
will find II 10 their interest 70 cali and examine
my goods, as intend 70 sell az low as amy other
house, Mt wholesale or retail prices. W
CHARLES BLAKE,
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Wagon Making.

II ME smdersgned would respectfaily inforra
Il the citizens Of Harrison and adjoining eorn-
ties, that he has removed 20 his now frame shop
where he IS prepared 20 do all work IN his linz Of
business in u superior manner, such rs Wagon
Making IN OH It's branches. BuEgies inudo when
style.
PLows always kept on hand, OF made 81 iAa
shortest notice. etrt M
whole and undivided attention . my business, 70
still merit n liberal share Of the public patronage
JEFFERSON FLETCHER.
Clartsburg, Jan. esth, ls52.-ly. t+,-
7. S.-The woodwork of two horae wagon
kent eonstantlv on hand. ll.LL.LHl .
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-25
Hn Chancery.

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks of
flee of the Circuit Court of Harrison conn
ty, on the first Monday in May, 1853.
VIM. Rankins & others, compl't.
BiIIngsIy Allen & others, def'ts.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree for
the sale of certain tract of land in the county
of Harrison, situate the West Fork of the
Monongahela river aud Fall Run, continuing
1T acres, belonging to the compl'ts and defendts
jointly, and the proceeds of sale divided among
the parties.
And it appearing by an affidavit filed in the
cause that the defendants Bilingsly Allen, Jacob
Allen, Henry Allen, Edward Rankins and RAJ
cnel his wife, late Rachel Allen, James Durham,
Sarah his wife, late Sarah Huber, Lewis Huber,
William Huber, Peter Huber, George Huber anG.
Irving Huber are not residents of this State, they
are therefore hereby required to appear here with
in one month a'ter due publication of this order,
and do what necessary to protect their interest
in this suit.
A copy. Teste, C. G. DAWSON, Crk.
Nav 18th. 4t.