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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-06
4. T.EGAL NOTICE.


Elizabeth Miller, AdministratriK Of the estate of
Josiah Miller, deceased, ~. Anthony A. Miller 1t
al. Probate Court, Petition to sell real estate
TO Anthony A. Miller, Of Columbus, Ky, and
Charles n. Chamberliu and Maria II. Chamberlin,
his wife, both Of Chattanooga, Tennessee,
lon are hereby informed that on he Slst day OF
January, A, ID. 1866, said Admnslratrix Gled her
petition in the Probate Court Of Wood County, o .
The object aud prayer of which petition Is 10 nbtaln
an order for the assignment of the dover of Eliza.
beth Miller, the widow Of said Josiah Miller de-
ceased aud for the sale o the folio wing real estate
to-wit ln.lots Nos, $40, ms aud 69s, and Out loI
No. I62, all In the village OF Perrysburg, Wood
County, Ohio, Of which the said Josiah Miller died
seized, OF 50 much as may be necessary to pay the
debts Of said decedent.
said petition will be for hearing between ths
hours OF 10 O'Clock A, NJ. aud ? O'Clock 4. NJ, on
the 2sth day Of April, A. ID. 1885.
M ELIZABETH MILLER, Admnistrairix
Of the estate OF Josiah Miller, deceased
SLEyIs 4 PARsoSs, Au'ys for Petitioner.
rerrysbarg, March 20, 1865. AseSs
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-06
TESTIMONIALS.

On June 8, 1854, put four or ave OF Ingersolrs
Patent Preserved ERgs under different hens, which
remained under during the whole time Of incubation.
They then taken out and found perfectly Kooa,
so that they we're eaten my own table.
Respectfully, you're, JOHN MACINTzHR.
Foot Of i2lst street, Harlem, n. Y,
August II, 1854.
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'U'O THE CITIZENS OF WOOD AND
III EVTCAS COMMITTEES.

We have pnrc hased the tights Tor tho rAIe OF In >
gersoll's Patent Process, fol Keeping Eggs
and all kinds OF Vegetables, from to the
next, All kinds Of Fruits such Peaches, Apples,
Pears, Grapes, Aprieots Plums, Tomatoes, Oueum.
hers. Pumpkins, SquaShes, Roasting ears, Green
Peas, and Beans, and in fact every thing you wish to
keep do by using this Process, thereby
loying the privilege and pleasure OF eating Fresh
Fruit the year round. Every thing preserved by this
Process retains the same favor before II was
sealed thereby saving time and expense in prepA
aud canning as in the old process as this process
will not cost 80 cents per bushel for Fruit
4 cent per dozen for Eggs.
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IN REGARD TO EGGS.

Egg dealers, Merchants and Grocerymen can keep
their Eggs any length OF time thereby taking adVan
tage Of the market, and be obliged ship by ex
press In warm weather, but ship by freight and max
great saving. Eggs, by this process, are handled
the sane as IL not prepared as no liquid is necessary
to Keep them in. For further particulars, or for
County, Township, or Individual Rights, inquire OF
BALDWIN & LOPER, Weston, OHIO;
Or, J. L. LOpER, Perrysburg, Ohio.
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BRONCHIAL syrup
An usTAIuss aE1rDI lOa

An uSFAruSe REsEDT POh ~. nsI
oOnghS. Colds, Bronchitis, Sore Throat HoaIssnsss
and Irritation Of the Bronchial Tubes or Lungs.
Tickling IN the Throat and Group.
This syrup Is especially benehcial "a afIectiong
Of the Throat and bronchial Tubes, caused
by Catarrh, greatly assisting IN its permansnd
cure when used in connection with the Rem-
edy. II tahsn in time il NEvkR FAILS 10
cure the severest cases OF Group. oi saesr {
Being agreeable 70 ths taste. safs ior ehil-
drOn, speedy In it's effects, giving strength to
the voice and lungs, il Vsall soon fnd its way
into every fInily in the land. Price $500
per bottle. y alit II
DR.. .. H. sEELYE y Co, 8 ~,
: Sole Propret0Ts. Freeport nl&
dENKRAL Aenhrss srlH IN gl rrHe
JOHN y. PARK, ClneiBRafl OHIO. ii
WILSON a PETER, KsoAlSstlls hysl a
SOLD BY ALL wHoLEsAIlE DRUG
6I6TS, and at retail by efi a n
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Ill
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Notions, &C.,
Unsurpassed by auy other Grocery Stock in Per-
rysbnrg, comprising, in part
Tcas, Spices, Coffees, Sugars, Srups, Canued
Fruits, Soaps, Candles, Bread, Crackers, Can
dies, Tobacco, Cigars, Wooden Ware in vari-
ETY., the Produce OF the Garden, the Farm,
and the Dairy--in short, almost every
Article aud Notion that enters into the
healthy Economy of the Household.
asEy- cordial invitation Is extended to House
keepers and all others to call and Judge for them
selves Of this excellent stock.
GEORGE BoETSCH.
Pcrrysborg, November a. 1865. 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOOT-ROT IN SHEEP
Can be Thoroughly Cured by
Using WhIttcmOre's Cure for
FooT.RoT IN SHEEP.

1T is Snrer and Safer than any preparation Of
L Blue Vtriol, Butter Of hntimony, etc. II has
success, and Is In fact Positive Cdre. II will also
thoroughly cure the worst of Foul in Cattle,
aud Thrush In Horses, Certificates can be had of
the Agents.
other. For Sale by All Druggists
T. w. wIIITTEMORE,
Sole Manufacturer, Chatham Corners, NY.
STRONG d ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, Ohio; u. F.
VAEDuooRr, Pittsburg, Penn.-Whoesae Agents
for Ohio and Pennsylvania.
saT- For sale at the Drug Store Of PECK g.
HAMILTON, Porrysburg, Ohio, 5rz
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TERMS.

To any who have doubts concerning where to
go for Business Education, we say--if you study
ono week with as, and fHd we have deceived you
by false representations, ssk for your tuition fee,
and it will be refunded.
For fall particulars, send for Catalogue aud
Circular. Ala
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The success which has attended the practice OF
the undersigned in the treatment of diseases com
ing under the above head, is sufficient guarantee
that what he undertakes he performs, and in every
case effects radical cure.
Private rooms are provided where consultations
can be procured In the strictest confidence.
General office over Nos. 81 and SO Monroe street
first room to the right at the top Ct the stairway
over " "Cornuc0pia." All letters, containing a re-
mittance or postage stamp, promptly answered.
sssy- Office hours from 10 to 4, aud from to Q.
Gallon or address r. R.H.TYMPANY, MD,
3ZZ Toledo, Ohio.
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NOTICE.

0FFtcE OF INTERNAL REvESuEl
l0ru DIsTRIcT, STATE OF ONO. I
7 WILL be at the Exchange Hotel, in PerryS-
i burg, ON FnE lerH OP EAOn MoNTH TO receive
Taxes due the Government Tor License, Mapufae-
turing, &c. All persons interested will call and
pay up on that day, or the penalties will be en-
mrced. ,.r ALEX, II. NEwC0MB
80 Deputy Collector 10th District
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BOWLING GREEN ADv's.
BOWLING GREEN HACK.

MAKES two daily trips from Bowling Green TO
lfl Tontogany arriving at the former place ev-
cry morning, in time for the Accommodation Train
going North Immediately after the arrival Of the
train going South, returns to Bowling Green.
In the afternoon, for tho train going North, and
returns after the Accommodation goes South.
10 q. Il. AVERY, Proprietor.
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SpA YEARS, EXPERIENCEI
RADICAL CURES WARRANTED
Druid DispensntOry
ESTABLISHED ON TIRE FOREIGN PLAN
In Myers Block, Monroe Street,
TOLEDO, OHIO.
A PERMANENT INSTITUTION.

THE undersigned calls
the attention of those in
terested to the fact that
he has established a suite
ofroOms in Myers Block,
on Monroe street, a reg
ular Dispensatory for the
and permanent
cure of all known
PRIVATE DISEASES,
whether of recent origin
or of long standing, in
MALE OR FEN ALE.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-06

FLUTU IN NHU OHNON NJ HNILLH,
For purifying the Blood removing all chronic eorsu
onal diseases arising from impure state OF the Dlood
and the only reliable and eGcctua known remedy for tho
cure Of scrofula scald Head, SAT- Rheum PaiHs and
swengs Of the Dones Ulcorations OF the Throat and
Legs. Blotches, rmpes the Face, letter. Eryspelas
and all scaly Eruptlons OF the skin,
AND BEAUTIPY1NG TuB GoaIPIExIOx.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-01-31
From, the p.;ro., Atyrr;',"C a"d Tribune, q;
:. SOM Of the Pirt,on-Se2ker+.

We're coming, Uncic Aodrcw j., your pardon
to ;mplorc,
A motley hanl from Dixics land we haunt
the White House door.
We don't know wha, AZ earth we've done to
harm single soul,
Dut, to our woe. alas We know tina: You OIL:
hteS control; { ! I : :,
And, wanting home AMI lands again, here
without mo.c ado, ..,
Upon our knees, we +. F. V!'sfor pardon
huinbly sue.
We're coming mp from Charleston, too, and
, all,alons the siiorc,: : : : :
The chivalry OH btniGl Knee your mercy TO
implorc.
A year ago. and even less, we thought your
=, - 49,. scalp to wave .- .,
Above the soil where slaves should toll ocr
Frecdom'S bloody crave;
But Mortimer fought, ana Freedom Ewes, and
you are President 81, -:
Honce ior your grace our -pojurrd race ,hci.
supple knees have bent.
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-S 40

KEEPING y liorEL-Thc proprietor
Off Reese river hotel, has posted up the
following rules and rssu!lii0aI
1" Board ,rsust lie paid in. advance
with beans, &l0; without <Leaus, z,$l2:
sal, free no extras allowed potatoes for
dinaer; poese;ins at meals strictly for:
hidden; gentlemen are expected to wash
out Of doors, and fad their own water !;
no charscs-ior ire:;,vwctbags at the end
Of the house; extra charge for seats
around tho stove; dodgers must find
their own straw: beds on the bar room
floor reserved for regular customers.
Persons ,sIcepin..iu the bard arc rcqueS.
tel not to take eff their boots led gers
inside arise at n. NJ, in the barn at t
o'clock ; 10 fighting allowed at the table.
Any one violating the above rules will
be shot"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-01-31

WHAT, IS. SAL.aArCS?-Wood i,
burnt to ashes, ashes are lixiyiatel, ley is
;he result. LEY is'evapora;ed BY boiling,
black salts is thc resiluam. The salt un-
tersocs publication by ira, and the Pot
ash ofcom%crec is obtained. Byanother
process. we change potash into pearIash
Now put these .io sacks and place them
occs diS,iilcry wash,tnb, where the
fermentation evolves carb,uic a"il ga',
and tho rca:lash a6sorbs it, aud it il
rendered solid; the pcolae. being hesv.
ier, winter AM lries tina: the p4ari-ash,
I. is now sa!cSa.us. How much salts Of
ley aad car5oai. acil gas q haman
stomach car bear aud remain healthy, is
q question for sa!eratus eaters. Some
people sag :ha: salcra:ua will not harm
tie stomach. Isis a,icy. .... o.,
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The Journal.
5Y{cHARL1sToN,5 WEsE vEg1.l
WEDNESDAY, -. JANUARY 81, 1866
Have q Care, and Beware {!


FL hSrs aboy;- sc,do,n'coy, his;s. d ii : =
Which consists ofaquiver and bow;
By 'epG tsh he. Sl assts set9sr Heg's as3 ca
;. And his aim is at random, t.ow. go. =,
It's clear he's queer little dear, and 7 hcaf.
That his arrows are swift in their flight:
Has Il ; S9;s; ansl b!SaR how yS$ dar any
Meettluyounsstcr by Gay or by night.
Now he Brings meath his wings s:lkcn strings
pretty things, - .'.
And he calls thon his true lovers knot.
Which he, tries to disguise as ho ties II? lbs
IS. eyes,
,Ehcn he's blind rs bat. every .io.:.
But find, though he's blind, he's laci'hed OF
to bind :,
;3isidcnst hearts .wish his gay "co''s q
love-"
So beware, have care how y9a fare when
YOU dare Ni'r !lN
To, commune with ,sAisboyas you 1oy0'EC
With shncs Of romance ho'!l advance AL
enhance
An the virtues that he may possess.
On his knees he will please ) by degrees rs
will tease, --.
Then he'll la:len anil soothe and carcs'.
So again, to b: pla;a,; vop Lsisn to retain,
In your service this chcrub. f-Say,
Have care, and bewa.c, or he'll dare cen 20
,bc4r y * = = D.: :: 8. :
You in triumph to Hymen ono day.
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.
| BrcKwuEAr CAKES.-A lady Of cul.
ture, rcGucment;. and usual powers OF
observation aud comparison became n
widow. Reduced from: ailucpcc to pov,
er:y, with i large family Of Small chill
dren dependent on her labor for daily
food, she made a variety Of experiments
TO ASCERTAIN what articles could bo pur.
chased or-thc least moncy; and would
at the same time go TIT" farthcs;," by
keeping her children longest from cry
ing Tor something to cat. She soon dis
covered that WHOM they, aie bnekmhcat
cakes and .molasscs, they were quiet for
longer time than after eating any other
kind Of food. ..4,. '..,. .,.Y., !
A distinguished judge Of the United
States Court observed That when he TOOK
burkwheat cakes for breakfast, he could
sit Oh the beach the whole day without
being uucOm!Wabiy hungry : it the
cakes were o%i:tcl. lie felt obliged to
take luach abou; noon. Buckwhea.
cake, area universal rlvoritc at the win:
ter breakfast table, and scientific inyeS.
tisa,ion ana analysis has shown that
they ab3noI 10? ths heat; forming princi:
pies, hon &C, pa;ure takes away our :appe'
lite for them .>ia summer.-:MsVs Jo.r.
~? IF Nu;h. :. ,.,'-...... -. e.
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Curious But CoaEEcr.-A man who
was Euown 6y his habitual, ,;ardiuess,
was once invited to meet party Of
friends at II: very early hour. lie sur.
rrisel his rricads, this time, By being
irst on tic ground. and was presented
with the following outburst:
so you've como .frst, :dr last; yoa
used to lie L"hiai b.i3re suspect you
.ses::up carly ii tae::,it's we'll you came
IN season, Or you would not have found
ne wiH;, w'h2.s. ...s
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II6dia Ass .bsrFsctif sincere; tEeA other
day, iu asking aatradicdl'nOt to press the
auesd9p,of pos,ofhee printing, bseause
he, thoughttiD a.ftw days he cou)d getsit
for tho rebel organ in his cisy-as the
mos. atdens. supporter Of The" PEST
dents policy" AGATE.
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B 600 O:ae A.iCRE s
Oil and. Mineral Land -.
FoR 3AIE..." $50

'EhESE ARts l<SSel toetweptY years,-tivsgYears
70 c6mrncrrr- atty Includes oil min
Ronei Logan. Raleigh, Wyoming and Mcdowell coin.
ties, Key; Virgins. o. JOS. {, WHEELER.
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"NornEs,"4 said u little fellow the
other dag, lis there any harm in break.
lug egg shclfs?'' Certainly not, my
dear, hu,, Why do yQu aak?s cause |
dropped he Basket Just now, and sec
atat,a mess / app in with the yolks." :,
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American Barber Shop;

- . - OK y. M, ~ - ="
In Roger: Rov, n: E. Corner Front@ Nay ST.,
.,.rat 20, CHARLESTON, bWHsT NJ" - ~,
cHAr1SG, .sHANrooIXG, :. 4 AIR CUTTING, ,MAR-
- Dyelus. de-, &c, done promptly, with eeaaiin''''
and on 5S..ons nab terms. ,Sa,r. 70, .ip1 in.
n1 Customers arc respectfully sequs'tsA - call on
Saturday. and ~ pat It 81 till SusdsS.
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4 coy entered . stationery store the
to,hcrGayTuni Skei the proprietor What
kind Of peas he sold. "All kiuds,"",xas
tLe4epiy::' :"Mtil then, III ,sko three
coats worth of pis peas"
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y MEAN man in the suburbs who is
bound e set al! he can out of'.his ser
wants, beasts and fowls. drove his hens
Cndm.iheirroost one afternoon, saying
"he WASH, going to have any such lazy
uonseGse rs thstabout his premises
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. Rules for Winter.

Meyer 20 to. bed, with cold or damp
feet. II soins INTO edld air keep the
mouth resolustly Closed. 'that'oy com
nellinr the Dir to- pass circu'tousiy
tbrorh tho nose and head, it may be-
come warmed before reaching the lungs,
and thu, prevent those sud den chil!s
which frequently end in pleurisy,, pneu.
monia and their serious FORMS Of dis
case. e.. s.. H.. - :. 60 -:
Never sleep with the head in the draft
OF an. open door or window. Let more
lcoYcr DC on .he'lowcr limbs than the
body. HIVE an extra covering within
easy reach in case Of sudden apd@great
change Of .wea.herg duriOg' the night.
Never stand still moment out Of doors
especially at street corners after, having
walked even II short distance. : :
Ncver'fidc mar tho open window Of Il
vehicle fora single half minute, eSpc.
cially if i; has been preceded by 4 walk:
ralaab!e lives have thus been lost, or
rood Health permanently destroyed.
Never put on new boot or shoe in be-
ginning Journey. Never wear India
tu bber in cold, dry weather. If com.
relied TO face bitter cold wind, throw
silk handkerchief over the face; its
ageacy: is wonderful in modifying the
cold. .-..~:sN'< ~ 80 ~ - .~.." -
Those who arc easily chilled on going
out Of doors should have some cotton bat.
ting attached 20 tho vest or other gar
rueut so as to protect tho space between
the shoulder blades behind-the lungs
being attached 70 the body at that point.
\ little there is worth five times the
amount over the chest in front. Never
Sit for, more than five minutes at time
With the back against the fire or stove;
avoid. sitting against cushions ia the
Backs of ppe@S IN churrhss, if the uncov.
cred board feels cold, sit erect without
touching it. Never begin ajourncy ua.
ii! after brcakias: is eaten. ~.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-06-29
From the Spectator.
Pleasure.

The memorable 4th Of July will be devo-
ted to iaunt to Elliott's Knob, an exceeding
high mountain, the loftiest peak in the State,
from which. if glass powerful enough could
be constructed, the whole universe might be
seen, and on which, glasses powerful enough
can be connected to cause one to see 9ouble,
where, even temperance disciples, can feel
high up, without having to imbibe elevator.
The venerable, commssary, ''mine host of
former excursions, will be at his post with
his capacious heart and hospitable hand wide
open, and be surrounded by the acid fruit Of
the tropics ;saccharine compounds; fagon Of
the "O-be-j joyful" Adams ale gushing from
the rock-ribbed summit cooler than Artic ice );
nick-nacks, land Heavens lastbest gift to man,
in quantity and quality defying description.
For further particulars join the gcodly COM
pany. No special bids: room for all. Once
more to the summit dear friends, once more,
is the order of
P.O. POLMER, Chief &c.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-06-29

fit of sickness is creeping upon you and should
be averted by a timely use of the right remedy
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse out the disordered
humors-purify the blood, and let the fluids move
on unobstructed in health again They stimulate
the functions of the body into vigorous activity,
purify the system from the Instructions which
make disease cold settles. somewhere in the
body, and dcranges its natural functions. These,
if not relieved, react upon themselves and the
surrounding organs producing general aggrava-
ton, suffering and arrangement While in this
condition, take Ayers Pills, and see how directly
they restore the natural action Of the system, and
with 1.-THE buoyent feeling ofhealti again. WHAT'S
true and SO apparent in this trivial and common
complaint is also true in many of the deep seated
and dangerous distempers. The same purgative
effect expels them. Caused by similar obstruc-
tons and arrangements of the natural functions
of the body, they are rapidly and many of them
surely cured by the same means. None who know
the virtue of these Pills will neglect to employ
them when suffering from the disorders they cure,
such IS Headach Foul Stomach, Dyssatery, Bill
ious Complaints, Indigestion, Derangements of
the Liver, Costiveness, Constipation, Heartburn,
Rheumatism, Dropsy, Worms and Suppression,
when taken in large doses.
They are Sugar Coated so that the most sensi
tive can take them easily, and they are surely the
best purgative medicine yet discovered.
May l8-2m
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-06-29

A difficulty occurred at the Depot on Wednes-
day evening last, by Mr.. Madison Doom striking
one of the Virginia Hotel porteis whom he al
leges portering againssthe rules, on the plat
form, into which Mr.. Bernard Peyton was drawn.
Some harsh words passed when pistols and knives
were drawn, but by the interposition of bystand-
ers collision was prevented. The case was IN
vestisated before Mayor Trout and Mr.. Wm
B. Kayser, Recorder, who decided to bind Messrs
Peyton and Doom over in the sum of $500 each
to keep the peace for three months. They also
bound Mr. Doom over in the sum of $500 to an
swer an indictment to be preferred by the Grand
Jury for assault and battery.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-06-29
.Mssceylty3ecosss.

-a-~oooo~~~~~->o~o~
VIRGINIA at rules held in the Clerks
Y Office of the Circuit Court of Highland coun-
ty on Monday the 4th day of June 1866.
Mahala Hull, Plaintiff, s4s 3se
against m
Frederick r. Hull, Catharine Hidey,. late Catha-
rine Hull, Sally Flesher late Sally Hull, Adaniah
Ward, and Hannah his wife, late Hannah Hull,
Warrick Hull, Sarah Hull, Peter II. Kinkead,
and Nancy his wife, late Nancy Hull, Margaret
Hull, Robert r. Hull, Irene Hull, and Andrew
Hull, the said Warwick, Sarah, Nancy-wife
Irene and Andrew Hull being children of John
Hull deceased, who was brother of Jacob Hull
deceased, James Hull, John Hull, the children
of Martha Glenn who was daughter OF Peter
Hull decd, brother to said jacob iiull deceas-
ed, the names Of said children CT said Martha
Glenn are unknown, William B. Hull, Harvey
Hnl, Crawford A. Hull, James Tallman and
Nancy his wife, late Nancy Hull, daughter Of
said Peter Hull deceased. John e. Sipe and
Polly his wife, daughter Of said Peter Hull de-
ceased and Adam Hull all last named beginn-
ing with James Hull except the husbands of the
females mentioned being children of said Peter
Hull, deceased who was brother of said Jacob
Huh, deceased.
The children of John Long and Susan his wife
late Susan Hull who was a sister ofEaid Jacob
Hull deceased. the names Of said children are
unknown. The children of Robert Warrick
and Hester his wife, late Hester Hull a sister of
said Jacob Hull decd, the names of said children
are unknown. Jacob Warrick and Betsy his
wife, late Betsy Hull, who is sister of said
Jacob Hull deceased-Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to have "a assignment
Of dover made to Mahala Hull, widow of Jacob
Hull deceased, of the lands Of which said Jacob
Hull died seized and possessed and which lands
lie in the county of Highland, State of Virginia
The Defendants Adanijah Ward and Hannah
his wife, Warrick Hull, Sarah Hull, Irene Hull,
James Hull, John Hull, the children of Martha
Glenn, the names OF said children Of said Martha
Glenn are unknown, William B. Hull, James
Tallman and Nancy his wife, Adam Hull: the
children of John Long and Susan his wife, the
names of said children are unknown, the children
of Robert Warrick and Hester his wife, the names
of said children are unknown, Jacob Warrick and
Betsy his wife not having entered their appear
ance and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not residents of this Commonwealth
1t is ordered that they do appear here within one
month after due publication OF this notice and do
what is necessary to protect their interests.
A Copy Teste
NICHE HILL, p. q. A. J. JONES Clerk.
June l5-4t.