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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-07-07
DKED.

In Portland, near Louisville. KY on the
30,h of May. MIR. GEORGE B. Thompson,
son Of Mr.: John w. Thompson, Of Morgan
town, aged 33 years.
In the workings of a mysterious Provi-
dence, the deceased was suddenly cut down
in the bloom Of life, far from home, (though
probably on his way TO visit the friends and
scenes of his YOUTH The sad ,idings of this
event came upon the afflicted family here,
at time when they were worn down by
watching at the bedside of husband and
father suffering from protracted disease. -
We trust they have realized sustaining grace
in their severe trials.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-07-07
The relaxing heat of summerleave bch;s,

The relaxing heat of Summer leave behind
them long train of evils. The most universal
Of these are general debility, and it's sure atten-
dant, lowness Of spirits. For these we can re-
commend speedy and unfhing cure, in the
shape of Iloohand's German Bitters, prepared
by DR.. G. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia. II Is, in our
opinion, a medicine sui generiS--alone, uhSp-
proachable. ltseems TO reach the fountain head
OF the difficulty in tho digestive organization,
and thus TO relieve the secretions and the blood
OF the maceries morbi, or the cause of disease.
Its tonic properties give. vigor to the mcmbran
of tbs stomach, and promote tho secretion Of
the gastric juice, which dissolves the food while
its cordial, soothing, and Alternative influence
imparts general regularity and strength to the
action OF the secretive organs, and seems to
foriify the constitution. Such is our own expc-
rience Of its effects, and we believe il 70 con,
hrmed by the evidence of all who have tried H.
or had an opportunity of witnessing its opera
ton. For sale by DIR. Jackson, 1870 Arch street
Sec advertisement. a.... ..... lat
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-07-07

Too PoPular.--The Eastern Argus
says, "a comical farmer friend of ours
writes us as follows.i ... 500
81 am again one of the town officers.
/ was chosen Selectman, Overseer of the
Poor, Assessor, School Committee,
(Which | doclined,) Treasurer, Collect
or, Constable, and two other offices
which / will not mention. AS a candi.
date for each Office named ] received
every vote in town. from which there
seemed to ring in my ears the words,
"Wo unto you when all men shall speak
well ofyou !" | didn't feel quito right
about it until several days after, man
called me liar because | was protect.
. ing the town against imposition. After
That felt better. The denunciation of
Scripture was no longer applicable to
me-"
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STARTLING, BUT TRUE! BE-.
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW

READER, are you husband or fhther2 a wife
or motherl Have you the sincere welfare of
those you love at heart Prove your sincerity,
and lose no TIME in learning what causes inter
ferc with their health and happiness not less
than your own. 1t will avoid to you ahd yours,
as it has to thousands, many day Of pain and
anxiety followed by sleepless nights, incapacita-
ting the mind for its ordinary avocation and ex-
hausting those means for medical attendance,
medicines and advertised nostrums, which 9th.
crwise would provide for declining years, the in.
hrmities of age and the proper education of
your children. 49, ..... q ...t....
How often it happens, that the wife fingers
from year to year in that pitiablc condition n 8
not even Tor one day to feel the happy and ox-
hiarating influence incident TO the enjoyment
OF health, arising from ignorance OF the simplest
and painest rules of health connected with the
marriage state, the violation of which entails
disease, suffering and misery. i, t'Ihats =
5" And must discontinue 7 Must this be- Is
there no remedy J No relief' No hope - .
The remedy is by knowing the causes and "a
roidng them, and knowing the causes and BEN
eiitting by them. .. ..
'll.s, a..,.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-07-07
TENNESSEE LnNn IL. 1877

MEssRs. EDIToRs:-Will you be so
Kind as to inform me if copper cents be
legal tender at the Post Offices of tho
Uuited States ra
COPPER PENNIES FOR PosrAaE.-
There is no law or regulation requiring
postmaster to receive copper coin in
large or inconvenient quantities. Tho
Department expects Postmasters to
manifest an obliging disposition in this
regard. 1t would not justify Post.
master in refusing entirely to receive
cents in payment of postage. - National
laLekMgencer.
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nv CIiANCERY.

J6hh p. Dyrnc,} Alta Circuit Court Held in ard
ne, U.s. Sior Proston county, on the 9 list
BY consent of parties in this cause. tho same
rs referred TO Master Commissioner, l.. G. Bun
ker, Esq.,to ascertain and report tho balance Of
the purchase money due from said defendants,
Pullian, TO the PldlntiG, for the land in the Bill
mentioned; III
The parties TO the above suit arb hereby mott.
fed that on the 18th day Of July next, in NV of
lice in Kingwood, Virginia., shall proceed 10
make ont my report according to the require.
ments OF the above decree. Given under nv
hand, as Commissioner, this iltli day OF June,
1865. EDWARD c. BIJNKER '
5V9-td Master Commissioned.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-07-07

Hon. John Wilson, Commissioner of
The Land Office has been removed from
that Office because his opinions were
too American to be longer connected
with the Anti A merican administration.
The following from the Washington u
Mon tells the whole story;
eve have in another column, an
noupced the removal of John Wilson
frcm,1he office efGommjssioner octhe
General Land Once, ana the tempora.
ny appointment Of George C. Whiting,
Chief Clerk of the Department of the
Interior, in his place. IL may be prop-
er far as to sag Matthis change las been
made solely upon political grounds"
Volumes written upon it could say no
more. ..
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VIRGINIA :

VIRGINIA . ....
At rules held in the Clerks Office If tho
Circuit Court of Monongalia county, OH the first
Monday IT. June, 1855.
Nancy Wells, . . Complainant, ,....
-.
John w. Bcstburh, CT ais Defendants. -
p H. -, IN CMANCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain sassfaction
OF an annuity created by the will Of Thomas
Eastbnrn, deceased, in favor of tho plantiif,a aud
to execute the lien thereby created on the lands
devised by said Eastburn TO the defendants, &C.,
And it appearing from an affidavit Il led that tho
defendant, Midcon p. Mercer, is not an inhabt-
ant Of this Commonwealth, it is ordered that he
DO appear within one month after due publica-
t'on OF TINS order, and do what is necessary to
Pfo'ect MS interests n copy,--Teste,
,,,.u G. S. RAY, Clerk. IL
Wiley, Atty. for Comp',. -. ~
July 1855. f. 81, 4. 2-5t
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Correspondence of the Bait. Americana

E. iNhN hN"n1 soF>H 40.
Alta late hour on Saturday night, two
men, named John McNally and John Nc
Mullen, while carelessy walking on the
track of the Harlem Railroad, IN Centre st.,
were caught by the engine, and so badly in-
jured that they died at the Hospital yester-
day morning.
No little feeling has been excited in the
community at large, in consequence of the
formation Of military company at Will
liamsburg, professedly for the purpose Of re-
sisting by force Of arms the execution Of the
Maine Liquor Law, in case the Courts do
not set it aside. Whatever differences of o.
pinion may exist, as the wisdom or folly, or
expediency Of the law in question, rely up
OH 1t, no conn;enance will be given, in any
quarter, to Threats or preparations of this char
acier. If the law is to be repealed, it must
be by the ballot box, and not by the cartridge
box. -......... -. ....... .. -.
From all parts of the country I'VE continue
TO learn the most cheering accounts of the
crops. The State of New York will probably
show much larger produce of wheat than
ever before. The quality from present APP
pearances will be remarkably fine. On the
tennessee Flats, some farmers are predict
ing 40 buehels to the acre. The Eastern
States give promise OF an abundant yield
The first parcel of new wheat was exhibit
ed at the corn exchange to-day. 1t came
from Georgia, and although not so fine look
ing as that grown in this State, will make
most excellent flour. DO .s.sH .s
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-07-07

. HEAVY DAMAGES FoR SLANDER.-In the
Circuit Court of Lewis county, Kentucky, a
verdict for ten thousand dollars damages
was awarded, last week, in suit Of Sian.
der against William Giddinss. The plain
tiff was Miss Borkey. II appeared on the
trial that Giddings had paid his addresses to
Miss B.. and had been rejected, previous to
his making the slanderous charges which
the jury has SO .signaIly punished in DANA
gpS. ....... '.us....
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
Real & Personal PROPERTY

10y Virtue of Deed of Trust executed
- o.: the a2d day of May. 1855, by Viii.
liam Whitman, TO the undersigned Trust ee,
for the use and benefi, OF George d. Evans.
John Pickehs aud George Hardman, and of
record in the Clerks Office of Barbour coun
ty. Va, WILL Oh the 9th day of Au-
gust next, at Fancy Furnace, Barbour
county, Va, proceed to SELL 10 the highest
bidder, torcash,the following property, 10 wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing 10
Acres, situate on Brushy Fork of Titus Creek
III Barbour county, improved with Fur
mace Stack, a good Engine, number of
Dwelling Honses, Store House, and good sta
bling, &c.,--in good working order at this
time. sa. a.r
Also, ONE OTHER TRACT of Land. con.
tanning fifty.eieht Acres, adjoining the above
tract, with a Saw.Mill and several Dwelling
Houses. &c, thereon
Also ONE OTHER TRACT of Land CON
tanning fifty acres, with small improvement.
Also, ONE OTHER TRACT of hand con.
talnmg twenty-five acres. unimproved
Also, ONE OTHER TRACT Of Land con.
tanning nineteen acres, mimproveu.
Also, ONE OTHER TRACT of Land con-
toinins 1000 Acres, situate about one
mile from said Furnace, Astounding with Iron
Ore and good Timber. --.-~a 0..e..
Also, quantity Of personal propsrty,con-
sistipg of 20 head Of HORSES, - head of
MULES, 10 WAGONS one horse CARTS,
80 set of horse GEARING. a quantity of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, 4 Cook
ing Stoves, common Stoves, and many 9th.
er articles too tedious to mention. ..
The title to real estate is considered good.
but, selling, as Trustee, such title will only
be made as is vested in me bv the trust deed
aforesaid. J. II. WILLIAMSON, a.
July A, 1885. Trustee.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND,
Kti PrcstIn County,

4 k1URSUANT TO a decree of the Circuit C5Nrt
OF preston county, prot olnced on tho Goth
nay OF March, 1893, Jn the case Of elijah Tarle-
ton against Elijah Huffman, 3D., shall, on III
l6M day Of 1mgwst, meri,
Chat being Court-day,) before tho front door
Of the Court House of said County, sell the Lond
conveyed by said Tarleton to Elijah huffman
and Nathan king; on The 2Sth day of July. in
tne year 1904, wliIch is the residue of a Tract
conveyed to said Tarlcton by Thomas Hill, By
deed dated 9Th Dcbcmber, 1SAd. duly recorded
III said Cdunty; trcicrenCG whereto is hcrBin
mace Tor more particular description Of said
Land, after dtdnhthg from the same somc m
acres and some li2 acres conveyed out of the
sad Tract by two separate deods, which arc al
so recordod IN said County, tie reside and that
to be sold being about 7l1 Acres
The purchaser TO give bond with good security
at six, twelve ara eighteen months from The day
OF sale, bearing interest from date and the title
retained for The payment Of the same.
GUY II. O. ALLEN,
juno 10, looo. h.t. Commissioner.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-07-07
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARK EFT.

The Baltimore American states that Beef
Cattle were selling in that city, on the 2s,h
inst, at prices ranging from s325to S5,25 on
the hoof, equal to s6,50aSlO nett. and aver
aging so gross. ,...
In Live Hogs prices were well sustained.
Sales were made at the scales at SASS, 25
per loo lbs. gross. a'g l.a rs. sata
The Sheep Market was dull. Sales were
made a S2aS8, 80 per head.
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COM MISSIONER'S SALE OF LAND,

DU RSUANT to the provisions of decree of
h the Circuit 0burt of Monongaiia county,
prom ounccd on the lSth day Of April in the
year 1900, IN the case Of John Dusenbcrry and
"'hefs against Marshal Clark and others, l shall,
On Ne 23d dug ,of July, aenf,
before the Court House door of said couptv.
proceed 70 sell a part Of the Tract of Land de.
Eisea ny Henry Duseh bcrry, dcGeascd to Henry
Dusenbsrry aid George DnscHberry, being about
Al Acres and 81 Poles,
as iaid on by Matthias w. DavisS taken oHt OF
the middle or near the middle Of Inc Tract en-
urvised, running into each irbih the division line
have the plat made by said Davis, and the sa!ho
WIN be exhibited on the day Of salo Terms OF
saie,-credit OF six, twelve and eighteen m ontls,
purchaser giving bond with good security, btar-
ing interest from the day bf sale, and the titIo
fotalred as ftirtliet secirity until tho PURCHASE
money be paid. GUYR. C.. ALLEN. E.
June IS, 1855. ... COMMISSIONS. w.
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PROPOSED TestimOnialtO Lieutcn-
nht-Genernl Scott.

We copy elsewhere an article from
the Courier and Enqaifcr, an tho sub
.iect OF Geueral Scott. Its drift is to be-
speak for the veteran same solid tost'-
monial ofthe public gratitude for his en-
inent services. The argument is that
General Scott has done more for TINS
country than any other living man; that
he has extended her frontiers, defended
her soil, preserved peace within her bor-
ders; and tina, the reward he has receiv-
ed 70. all this is poverty and neglect
Hence, tho Courier conceives, it would
be fiting-nay, it is a duty for the peo-
plo of the United States to "make some
demonstration in order to vindicate Them
selves from the odious charge ofingrat.
itude and insensibility to great actions;'
in palmer words tn raise by subscriptions
snch'a sum as will place the old hero at
his ease, release him from the pressure
Of pecuniary need. and enable Inn to
spend the remainder Of his life in u
style suited to his rank and fame.
We have obtained with great difficult
~ from Congress the rank of Lieuten-
ant.General for our hero; but as
our readers are aware, the demo-
cratic Secretary of War and the DEM
ocrutic Attorney General have contriv.
cd, on some bubble or other, to cheat
The old man out of his arrears ofpay.-
We seconu the idea ofthe Courier, and
propose that The people take tho matter
out Of the hands of Congress and the adj
miuistra,ion that they raise by subsciip-
,ian half million or more of dollars,
(Cobden, for carrying single measure
nF domestic economy, got S4O0, 900 from
lhe English,) and give it to General
Scott. A hundred thousand dollars
might be laid out at once In house in
this city where tho General might enter
tain suitably to his rank. The balance
would enable himto spend the remain
der of his. life in ease and comfort, and
to leave something to his children.
There shonld be no limit to the SUBJ
4 scriptions. Each man should give in
proportion to his gratitude to the man
who secured the northern frontier and
aud acquired CALIFORNIA;; and to his ad-
dration for the character and genius of
n Winfield Scott. For our part when we
7 member what he has done, and how
"a ich the country owes him, we feel that
- tsthing less than a thousand dollars
would adeGuently testify our gratitude
and admration; and any who take up
the matter may put down our name for
one thousand dollars accordingly. Now
good people, how much are you CRATE.
full for! How much do you admire
General Scott IN Y. Herald.
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The COnvuIsions In Europe can hardly G.
quail tho conyulsiye throes and agonics of those
suffering from the slow torture Of Scrofula, VI
GERS and Sores, and all diseases of the Blood
But remedy is at hand: Cdrter,s Spanish MIR.
fure is winning for itself an cnviable reputation
us cnre for those foul diseases. 1t is the most
powerful purifier of the Blood yet known Take
II in time; don't put 1t of. lat
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Wv An s'rs s,t

A Industrious and strictly honest fian in
an each County in Virginia, TO take orders by
Salary first year $500, and small commission.
For further particulars address DR.. M. yelpean.
a22}s Hroadwsy N. Y, enclosing stamp 70 prc.
pay ans"oh juno %, is55. #
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TO THE WORLD.

Having made a visit to the Patent Office recent
ly, and finding, by the extension oithe building,
sufficient room TO properly arrange the models Of
Improvements, Il could take quite a satisfactory
view of Models without opening the cases.
spent number of days examining various i'm
proyemehts, with great satisfaction and among
them thoroughly examined all the Horse over
Hay Rakes, on two models of which found my
own name, and am happy to state to the world
without fear of successful contradiction, either
by exhibition OF otherwise that my improvement
patented IN 1854, is vastly superior to any other
rake now in use. To test this fact, l invite or
challenge the world to meet the, the coming hay
harvest, or any succeeding one, at any reasona.
bic, convenient point to Morgantown, Va. where
we can have an opportunity of raking rough and
smooth surface, hills and valleys. Persons see
ing this notice and wishing to have an operation
on their Farm, in any considerable grass sec
ton, address me ut Morgantown, Va, and will
try 10 be in the neighborhood in season.
The reason why select my rake improvement
and solicit competition, while have number
Of other patented improvements which are G.
qually as perfect in their operation and valuable
III their use, is because can exhibit it while
there is hay to rake Whereas, we can test o
machines at any time. . s...r.... ...T.
IL Editors at liberty to extend this invita-
ton as they may feel free to do so, without any
charge. MOSES d. WELLS, Patentec
Morgantown, July Z, 1850. III #.s.-..t f.
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VIRGINIA 49,.
,.a- !. At rules held i'll the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Monongalia county, on the irst
Monday in March, 1855. ... -.
The Msrchanta' add Mechanics .......' ... a
Bank of Wheeling, which sues . =. f
Tor the use fPeter 4. Myers, Plaintiff,
"
David a. Worloy, Defendant,
.t S., II. IN DEBT. d.. ....tf
Tho object of this suit is to sub jcct certain
r re, octato Of The defendant, in the county of
tnohohgaiia, to the payment of a debt due from
MN to the plaintiff, for tic use of Peter A. NV
or'' amounting to about fifteen hundred dollars;
Aud Il appearing trout an affidavit, nGd that The
sad defendant is hot an inhabitant Of this Coin
imonwcalth, it is ordered that he do dppcat with.
~ 9ne month after due publication OF this order,
and do WHAT'S necessary to protect his ,i,bresty,
"A copy,-Teste, q! S; RAY, CIefk.
Wiley, Atty. for prfi
July Z, 1900. Nv 2l5t
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A Farm Of.u55 Acres.
Trust SAFE Of Valuable land.

hHNSs SsthCHs Sbes:e DaG E.saaHE.
10y Virtue ola Deed of Trust executed to me
1D as Trustee, by John jenkins, on the Cd day
ofDecembor, 1853, to secure certain debts there.
in nnmcl 10 Enoch p. Fitch,--in front of the
Court House Door in Morgantown, Twill,
On tie An lIonday an June, ncnk.
proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, all that Tract OF Land upon which said
John jenkins now resides, it being the same tract
OF Land said jenkins purchased Of Doctor Caleb
Dorsey, containing ElcvcmAcres. Also, all that
l ract OF Land said Jcnkins purchased OF Enoch
r. + tch, known as tho John Watts Lot, contain
ing about Three and thrGG-tourths Acres more
or iess The title TO said Land is thought to be
indisputabe, but selling IA Trustee, | viii only
convey ouch title as is vested in me by said Trust
Deed. For rnore particular description of
SAID Land1 reformed is given to said Trust Deed
which is recorded in the Clerks Office of the
County Court OF Monongalia county, in Deed
Book No. 20, Page b46. ...
May 2S, 1855. ,. j. j. FtTCH, TRUSTED.
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VIRGINIA (: .... ~
go. At rules held in the Ciefk,s Office Of tho
Sircuit Court of Monongalid Goiihty, on the fret
Monday in June, 1866.
Richard B. Carr, Sarah Hanway, ... ........
and benjamin +. Smith, part ..
ners doing business under tho
ilrm and style ofCarf, Hanway s. Co., PLAINTIFFS;
..H VS.. ...
'"'''e' hlhsiey, ... .. Defendant.
IN CASE. ...I ...#r.
me object OF this suit is 10 obtain payment Of
store account due from the defendant To tho
plaintiffs, amounting to Ola dollars aud rs cents;
Ana it appealing from an affidavit filed That tho
said defendant is not an inhabtant of this Com
nohwealth, lite ordered that he do abpoaf with
III one month after due publication Of this order
ana DO what is necessary to protect his interests.
"A copy,--Tcstc, c.. RAY, Clerk.
Wiley, Atty. for Pl'iEs.
July 4, 1865. 2.5t
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable Land,
IN PRESTON COUNTY.

Commissioners Sale of Valuable Land,
IN PRESTON COUNTY. .
Eliza c. Lazier, eta al, PiiFs.,} TN pursuance
. . VS.. . .r........ ......H- : II OF Decree
Ferguson jenkins, ct al, Derts. OF the Circuit
John Hanway's Ex'cr, Court ofPreston
VS.. County ,render'd
Ferguson Jenkins, .....Ha } in these causes,
the undersigned, Commissioner named in said
Decree, will sell, at the front door OF the Court
House in Kingwood. ...... .... ..'... t..
In Thur sday the 10th day of August, 1885,
(beng the first day of the Circuit Court, three
several Tracts of Land, lying in said county,
on the waters Of Upper Sandy; one tract con-.
tanning 10 acres,--one other tract containing
l55 acros,-and the remaining tract continuing
81 acres.
shall sell the first named tract first ,us direct.
cd by said Decree, which tract is described in
deed from Joh4. iIanway and wife and G.. h. c.
Allen and wife NJ said Jenkins, dated 9Th Sep
TENDER, 1910, on a credit OF 3, 6 and 0 months,
taking bond with good security from tho purcha-
ser, bearing interest from the day Of sale, for the
purchase money. This remaining two tracts wi
be sold on the sai.ie terms. .
The TILES of said Tracts of Land arc considi
cred good, but, selling as Commissioner, shall
only sell such title as | am authorized by virtue
of said decree. JOHN y. BYRNE,
July Z, 1900. ..... ... Comm ssioner.
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VIRGINIA.
At rules held in the Clerks Office of tho
Circuit Court Of Monongalu county, on the Grst
Monday in March, 1868.
Lloyd Iowndes, Complainant,
VS..
John Hansil and Ja:rcs Evans, DEFENDANTS,
I IN cHANCEkf.
7 The object Of this suit is to subject whatever
amount the defendant, james Evans, may have
IN ms hands duo to the defendant, John iiansoI !.
to the payment OF $3.50 SO cents, With interest
NC, due TO the Plaintiff, Lloyd Lowndos, ftbfi
SAID JOHN Hansoly who Is a non.rosdon, Of Tie
State of Virginia
And it appearing from an ailidavitfedti thai the
said defendant, John Hanssl. is not gn iphsbit.
ant of this Commonwealth it 10 ordered that he
do appear within ono month after due publicaa
ton of tis order, and do what is Necessary 10
protect his interests.
a copy,--Toste, G.S. RAY, CLERK.
Allen, Atty. for C0mpt.
July Z, 1886. w, ga