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Assistant Adjutant General
Rather u startling development or

RATHER startling development or
charge was made last wcek'in the United
Statcs Senate, namely, that men are en-.
gsged 10 kidnapping and transporting
negroes to CubI and Brazil, to sell them
into slavery There have been q good
many discussions in tho South. about re-
opening the African slave trade. But
we do, not remember that any ono ever
contemplated tho coDtiuseocyof:ths OK.
portation Of negroes from tks South to
supplystbe slave pens Of sCaba sndEEra-
zil. ;gYes we have. go doubt that there
are mon enough ready. TO- engage 7iu the
iuiquitogs tyafRe.a.T be voyage from the
Gulf States, aud especially from Florida,
to CUBA, can beT SO easily. and quickly
made, 1dtheiprices, paid for slaves are.
90 enormoa. that the te uptatio6 to: un-
dertake the villsinous work Isl great. Hin
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- sherman q Radical"
~. co,,nn.rbe and "Copserva.i,es

The Copperheads and "Conservatl'es
have !, been relying upon, Gen. Sherman
as: one Of their number, and : champion
Of = co u,srystism" toward the abnsod
obivalrSy. Bnt they have net a:tebqff.
he Was i invited to address q Consorva:
tive" Convention recently held at Little
Rock, Arkansas, composed Of delegates
from that part Of the people who are
disfranchised by'a test oath prescribed
by tho legislature. a The chairman Of the
convention, in addressing Gen. Sherman,
made complaint of this and other re
strictious laid upon. them. To this the
General replied that tie. only political
advice he could give them was, to obey
the constitution aud laws. He thought
there were many things more important
to them than immediate voting, and he
suggested that thoy had better improve
their roads, establish schools, and make
the state attractive to emigrants. lie
told them that the fact Of their being
allowed to meet to discus, political mat.
tiers, after what they had done, showed
that they enjoyed pretty large liberty,
and that in no other country on the
globe could ouch thing OCCUR. Final
" he snid: You wait peace the. pa
ton, wants peace; VIC all desire pqaac,
and I know we will have it. Whether
you want it or not you shall have it, for
We have the power to enforce it,"
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PAnDoNs, &c.-Thc Prcs;deut..has al
most entirely ceased to issue pardonss.
mono bciog granted except in eases
thoroughly invcstig utcd by himself, and
where the parties arc in every, respect
deserving Of Executive clemency. ..,: 80"
1, has been denied by the friends Of
the rebel Gen: Lee that he had ever ap:
piled for pardon. The truth is, the
application has been in the hands Of the
President for months, and not likely tc
be acted on for months to coue.
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MHE MESSAGE.

Thi. able document is received too
late for this week, but We will give it in
full in our next. We have only time to
notice brieaya few ofits principal points.
He very justly remarks rpoo!n. tEe inpa'
tience manifested By those just returned
from active hostility to the Government,
to be restored to place and power. In
regard to reorganization in the State, he
says It would have boon complete had
his efforts been seconded. Blu. returned
rebels we're not satisfied With the laws OF
our New State, especially such as in
fringed upon their rights" to vote and
hold office; and together with their
friends, the conservatives, have coun.
.eled resistance to said laws, and have
offered themselvcu as candidates for Of
fees, we'll knowing that they could not
qualify under the laws. They expected
these law, would be repealed or ignored
for their benefit, but they find them
selye, mistaken. The Governor says he
would have been prepared to recomm end
such action on the part Of the Lcsisla.
ture, had these ex.rebels shown dispo-
sition to submit to the laws and the au-
thority of the Government; but their
action has shown the necessity Of con.
tipuing these laws on the Statute book
and he recommends that they be amend.
ed so US to make them more effective, by
providing for registry Of voters, aud
requiring officers Of elections to take tho
of6cers' oath.
The rebels and their friends could not
have selected course more calculated to
fasten upon themselve, the disability to
vote aud hold Office, than the one pur.
sued by them at tho recent election
Tho Governor refuses, Of course, to com.
mission Samuel Price as Judge Of the
9th Circuit, although he has received the
majority Of yotos. The Legislature, as
wclfas the loyal people Of the State,
will sustain tho Governor in this action.
Prices open defiance Of the laws of our
State is not very good recommends
ton for Judge.
The Governors recommendations to
the Legislature are gen orally well:timed
and wise. The colored people, in regard
to their right to testify in the Courts, the
rc-assessmeas Of lands, the Free Schools,
immigration, the location Of the Agri-
cultural College and of the Capital, arc
recommended to the favorable attention
Of that body. BE also recommends the
cooperation Of tho State, go far as may
be, in several internal improvements.
The Message 10 good one, and worthy
ola careful perusal.
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SENATOR WADE, Of Ohio, who was
the champion Of West Virginia once be:
fore in the body of which he is a mem
Der, has, as. reported in our dispatches
yesterday morning.. brought 10 bill
from the Committee on Territories, rati:
flying, tho annexation of Berkeley and
Jefferson countic, 10 the State. There
is 20 'doub. but that, The annexation ann will
be ratified BY Congress 10 due time
Mtel!iocnccr. -. ~. ... $780,.
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.Indge Po1sIey VS.. Republican.

Judge Polsley VS.. Republican.
In tho last weeks Republican, Mr..
Knight assumes that Judge Polsley was
the author Of certain articles, appearing
in ,he:JouRsAI. sWe stato;plainly that
he was no!;,he author of any article or
articles, published in the JouRNAI, and
further, that the publication of bis opin'
ion in tho Quarter case was only assem-
ted to by the Judge upon our argent
backed by that Of number OF
the LOYAL citizens Of this place.
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Comlniss,iiio j, nluesr ,r' Sale. :

~ PURSUANCE OF 4 D&cRIE RlSDERED n nd
i sau.e Of John T. Cotton. PiainnR - Gyp: :c1ls,a
and Others. In Chaneery, at the Deetiubef TEN. -
the 1stI day of,ftSr.nrv,, i;sact1S r. ~,
to sel ltPnhl!c auetionto The Highest 49,
IN tho blu and proceedings Of Sa)d faAtS
which ne Hethodht Church .se1th. tofmef stood ~
Soui2 SisSt and twelve ihIhtHs liking he1 hs ~
chaser bonA1 Nth APPROVED seesdtyi m ~.
payments. -L,;it O. Il III ~ sssaEs ID ~
Ia {. 5.'s4S; JOHN n. coEg0L4t
lf:G ,3!i"tSs.JE :s;.,.. special Cosantsesoeen
char'eSton, ". Va, January lo;h.-llwt s.i
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Mill Property, in Boone Go, v. Va.

DY VIRTUE or 4 DEED or TRUST EXECUTED ri
- John An;lopu, (now dccsascl) on the 18th day Of
October lsS 10 the undersigned Trustee, to secure 10
John pnwe and others. the payment Of certain bondi
therein mentioned, will. on the ISthd"U 0r hnrrh
lSGG prQc to sell at public auction. the residence
nr StC1aIr Billiards. IN said County nnd State 0nefuur
acre Of and upon which the Girls. NH. msntoned 10
said trust was erected together with tho machinery and
fixtures bcloagin: to tho sanc, OH the following
TERMS:
One hall Cash In hard, the residue on six mQnth,
time, with bond and approved security. 80
ANDREW J. BAERETT,
acting Trstet.
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MAxtNILIAN has established draft.
ing in Mexico. The time of service i,
six years, and those liable are between
the 's'' Of IS and IS. Tho clergy,
teachers and some other classes Of pco:
plo arc exempt. Persons drafted can
commute for $500. =.
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER,
muir, I;1- NcchIy H~0 WccA'lp.
Subs CRIPTIOS, 1SX MAIL.
.JyT.iRIiBLr ny .IDTLlNCE:
Daily, one year ... q on
" six uI0nths.... I 90
" three months. . %
/" trr month 10
Trl-w"ckly, one year 81 0C
4" hiN months. . II
" three " ] 81
Weekly, one year. z w
(. siS tuunths Ul

SiN months. ! W hiA Hi"hlns' U w
per month Is Weekly s sSs months, ySa1 &C &C
The ln.c!lgcnccr Is larger sheet has wider cir
cul,,ior aud its columns embrace greater amount o
reading matter than any other psp"r In til" State. II
contains regularly the proceedings OF Congress end the
West Virginia Legislature, and all the late news ana
general rlcgraphc dispatches MP to The hour Of going
to prcss Including the market REPORTS from the Cities
Chicago, Cincinnati rit;sburG, NV York. Philadelphia
md baltimore. Each ISSUE will present summary I"
news from al parts Of West Virginia. In addition 10 the
daily city reports, and large share Of editorial alton
ton viii he given questions Of local and State Interest
1t Is mailed In time for the earliest trains nn steamers
to all parts Of West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and
Eastern Ohio and IS also sold the and boats, and
by news dealers generally in the towns and villages.
The Weekly and TrI.wccky editions are designed fo'
those living away from railroads and other ,horouShfacs
and within reach Of daily maild Tile Weekly y ar
ranged expressly for country readers. For amount,
variety and quality Of reading matter, Including tho
la,rs, photographic rcws It is not cxccc by the weckcs
Of larger cities; while Il possesses the additional airac
on Of being largely devoted TO local news aud interests
The principles Of the InteScccr and always have
been m unconditional devotion to the Federal Union
On this question 1t gives no uncertain spund uid yields
thr Government no halfway support.
1t the only daily paper in Virginia tina, resisted
Secession arS Inst aud all tho timc; and that cLlIc!
upon the people to rally at the polls aud In arms against
It.
II was the first paper 10 advocate THO formation OF the
State. Its laIors and services before the pGIc and
before Congress IN that behalf familiar Us "Lousc.
hold words" 10 all Yves; vIrginauS,
In connection With its newspaper department. the In.
tclgrnscr las one Of the largest aud completely
furnished Job Printing and Book Tiudrg Establishments
west Of tie mountains It employs three steam presses
All sorts Of circular pamphlet book AMI card printing
blank work nn.: houS binding done chcaply AMI
peditlously Tie printing for The State Of West Virginia
is now done at this establishment.
Elunas ad blank books for the usc Of clerks OF the
Circuit Courts recorders slrrTs county treasurcrS aid
clerks Of the boards Of Supervisors and poll books and
tally papers, made this office Of the bea: material
End In the most corrrc, an workmalke style, cheaper
than they can be done elsewhere. AdIrcss,
...- ...s CAMPBELL FREw & CO.,
Wheeling, West Va.
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Jannrry 9th, lSGG.-l2w4'
WE VIRGINIA, s.. At Rules
w held IN the CLERKS ONCE OF The Circuit Court Of
Kaawha County on the first Monday IN November, 1885,
Joeeph ShicldI

The Bank OF Charleston et ais,
The object Of this suit Ii to suhco, to sale valuable
trac, OF ind aycnswood In the County OF Jackson,
tlr property Of tho Bank Of Charleston but decided to
Henry i,zhuch for purposes Of trust, TO kasy udS.
nen of sr,0 49, with legal interest thereon ton the
10Th day Of July lSGl, until paid, and COSTS recovered
against said lark. and In favor Of said Shields. at tho
April Term OF the Kanawha Circuit Court lSGi; and to
rest rain said Fixhug said Rank from selling con.
vryiug away aid tract VI lad. And II appearing by
affidavit nic' IN this casr that the Ga Henry Pizhugh
Is nonresident U' this State, in"ion Of plaintiff II
Is ordrr- that he appear here within month Hiler
duo publication Of this order Tor foGr successive weeks
in The wes. Virginia lo:ESu, newspaper published In
said County of Ehnawha a do what may be necessary
to protect his Interest Ia this suit.
Te.te: JOHN SLACK, CLERK.
Dec. 20, lSS5-l0w4
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Ii DEsigsvlspLY: D oi VI 42Tbe Tennessee
Legislature has votsatiG General Thomas
"a gold medal 10 cornmemofation of his
j spio ndid military services, !" and espe-
cially'in The before Nashville.
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A Good Investment. !

T WILL SELL At PRIV. ATE SALE, oE1AR TERXS:
my entire interest In the KAnawha Hvoy Stables.
Buggies, Spring Wagon. Harness. 10. he iiAb!es,
which ate the properly e. Xc O. Wilson, and formerly
occupied by }. t. Cappcller he rented At reatona
rates. and ary web adapted for Livery IN
ncctEon With them 10 largo room suitable fsr c.t.r
Mandatory, and also 4ood bAy.fposa: a rel!sbn
partner he obtained who undttaDdg the care 1pa
HorscS lean 10 seen Of tho sbors ..''
y r: NpcLELIIASp -
Charleston, January II. lae6-l1xisI. a. -
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Notice to Take Dispositions
JpscplI Shields
IN chlucery.

Joseph Shields -
W. In Cbhncery.
Tho Bank Of Charleston and o;hcn)
Henry IHt;hHyh, SIR: $50. -.
Take Notice, that on the 9th day Of February. 1864.
between tic hoSrs cf nlne Ia the urenoGn AID six IN the
afternoon Of that day. At tho Office Of John j. rol.lry,
New horer IN tho Town Of Charleston, County a I'm.
nawla, ". Va shall proceed IA take the dsposttona
Of certain Witnesses TO bv used M evidence for me In
suit now prrds IN the Circuit Court Of Kanawha Cour.
ty on the ChnnIery side thereof. wherein AM plaintiff
and the Bank Of CharlestOn RUsr Park, knd you tue
Raid Henry Fiizhugh, dc!eian,s and II from any
cause the taking or said drpsitI"s shall not lie Conf
ur,cct or being commenced shall not 10 completed on
that day. the taking Of the ;ar wiz he adjourned from
time 10 time ua,l the said dispositions snli lie comp stsd
JOSEPH SHIELDS.
S,crry SoI-,ovI Hy Counsel. .
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Administrators Notice.

T ETTERs of ADMINISTRATION on TIKI ESTATE
Of Jsmes c. Wcch late Of Kninyha county, deceased
have been granted 10 the vndelgned Persons Indebted
TO TIM estate and those having claims against It, are re:
qucstcd to call that may scttls them. have placed
sundry notes md accounts due The estate In the hands
OF Alexander T. .LaIdey, Charleston who Is authorized
TO settle them With the parties.
80 Administrator ofJarts c. Welch, dtcedttd.
Kanawhx {. H., January II, seo:-l2~4
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Fourth Legislature of West Eir.
.inia.

We publish below list Of the members
elect Of the Legislature, compiled from the
official returns received by the Clerks Of the
two Houses:
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Ka.

4 NO1 NJ lSSlON EN D nv lOI''-hu
" nawha County Circuit Court. December Term, 1863
Gosl,orn and Lowell, toHWin, r.-.
Is. ... -,
The President, Directors and Company In Chaneery.
Of the Bank Of Virginia aud others: ..
On motion of the compainnnts by their counsel u ~
ordered thai, John J. Pol$lcy, C0niisNoeI VI .n',
Court 10 take and report To this Court
Of the balance duo the complainant. jacob ""Soth "
the defendants the proxon Directors ana company OF
the nink of Virginia, appears from tue Oo1hh VI ns
Branch VI said HANK Charleston. Oh aeSeuh, " dep1
lis made IN said Branch sIiS by the hLid "osno", WIN
IT, tho dates and ninouaS ofa the deposits. anu ior ulaI
nirosr tho said CnInmssioIcr shall nave lrer access
n md usc of tho Cooks or said Erac Eins. now m tho
possessIun or Levi !. woodyar or any other person.
Notice Of t.ic time aud place Of taHiIS sia "cs""h'
shall lie published wcc:, Tor i0ur
In the "wEST YrEnSiA JcvnSAt % p, ,",S,. .
IN the town Of Charleston, In tho County o. ha"%ha
nnd such publication sa he equivalent 10 pcr"hI 1rr.
vice OF such notice OIL the parties or an! OF Them:
X'ccpy: ,es,e: JOHN SLACK, Clerk.
Tho President Directors and Company OF the Rank nf
virginia: Iiaac " Smith. John T. Hale Levi l. Wodd-
ynrd Iudrcw +. Dounalb, William Dunna!ly, Lnrls T.
Dorally Joel Ru.rncr In his own right, ana as n"llHl'
traitor q. James c. Mcfarland, j. e. NJ Lowell Spieer
Patrick Frederick BROOKS, NUIet Norton Lewis hl:ifer
Frederick Walker John ID. Lewis, le'Gainh - Sntu!g.a
John 81 DoIr,lyr Enos y. Arnold. administrator OF r.
\. Is. cHhbs deceased nd Jane rl! i M , N
James H. Fry deceased, parties .ctrmiali." IN NC aDorc
suit will take notice. that shall IhurHanY me l'h
av of February 1866 nj the office Of III. &. HcMhor:r
I'M the town ur Charleston. kaawha County, "cH VIZ
gn proceed To- tale the above account anu execute Tie
''' JOHN J. p0IIsLEY.
=. Commit slOncr.
January 3l. 1864, Ilwt
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Public Sale Of Valuable
KalaVla River Bottom Lands

Tn PURSUANCE OF TWO DEGREES MADE BY THE
In Chnncrry OF Quarter and Swami ngaist $. Benedict
FL as on the 10Th day Of June, 1900 aid the SECOND In
the suit OF Thos hughes ca. u. 5. ToIh pson rkd. made
ri the June term Of said Court for the year 1854 the
undersigned NJ Commissioner, appointed for that pur-
nos. by said Court will sell Mt public auction the
highest bidder at the front door Of the Court Ilou,e
said Kanawa county, IN the town Of Charleston,
mcncinc nj y O'Clock meridian, on M0HtiGB. the 2Dth
day NJ NnreA, 1896, the following valuable property,
All that valuable and well known Kanawha river farm,
formerly owned By benjamin s. T;ompSuD and more
rcccn,y ornrf aud occupied GDth1 hill Sd,nmel
RrurGltrt, and situated, on the EHm1irita rirrr,
Immediately ADORE Govt rircr'S month, and con.
tnung ninety acres Of Kanaya rive. bottom land
and ono hundred and fortytlrrS add three OF
land. The improvements upon these lands such aG
to make the whole property enc Of the comfortable
nud convenient and pleasant In the county TWENTY.
three kctcs and one acre sold or contracted to he sold
By said Benedict TO Josep r. Sims are not included 10
the lands now offered for @ being subectto the future
Also one hair acre lot IN tho town Of Phillip adjoining
said t6ec and With The ohcr making the o. ncrts Of
hotton,. . 81: A. :. .,
Also the one half part Of 1000 acres OF land
lying on TWO and Thrce.quater Mile creek Of the IA.
awhs rver Tubs land Is owned Jointly BY said BenedIc,
and William s: Wilson, and Is about . mile from
! Tic Terms Of Satellite purchaser Win BE- re.
quired to Ny 1850 In band; sod the fpsiEe IN xS
months from date Of sale SECURED b. bond with approved
Iecuht ana bearing Interest from date tho tIs be!n1
retained 1atii the whole Is paid. a''a .'si>! .'slg
Any Information wanted can be had By Application u
tho undersigned: jIiGiorI 'IIoo,v;rriMItt}1
? ~. aqs :!e. 4-ts .Sneofat 1 Ge.nt.,ts. ~
January II, 1S68.-I3 49, - ~
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NOTICE.

VWHEREAS, NY WIFE; NARY 4: COCHRAN, has
w len my bed md board without my eontent hIi
is to warn MI prrsons not to harbor trust her hereafter
on my account Us shall pay debts Of her contrsetnS
after this date. = 49, rise" T,n:sfi dr't
ANDREW COCHRAN.
( Hanawha Co., January 10th. lSks!-I1v1, yE.y. II
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3:;Meeting Of Ovepseers..:

THERE WILL BE 4 MEETING OF TIE ovEksEERs
i or tho Poor on MONDAY, February 9th, 1885, at the
ONCE OF john Williams J. Pr in Truslow's Building
back room; up stairs At 10 o'clock, act on the
p'0p''" '''. 'e'''' - " JOHN WILLIAMS, q
J. D. HxAnr, President.
Srcrptary.-11T4 :.
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Notice.

Am pR,Fo1AIs WILL BE RECEIVED UErn
- sATuRpIY.1 February ID; tSs9, from man ena'
family shargo or the Poor HSss'I .TT:
in ~ On. 1s:1: Commencing March 1it I'm.
- !; 49,; JOHN WILLIAMS, Prea!dent
= chaiisIton I'm no, 1Scs. BoSId ef0ysrtesrs.
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1orns for n. c1drltafon Ecitn.tor conpd

=. S--s there any one IN New York, Philadelphia,
Chicago PtSburH or CIncinns or any where else pI'
wants 10 make fortune on small eapitalt Gail On ~
ASeUt. ....E .... !.-l.- sr.:s&-,a
~ go
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SENATE.
First District. Daniel Peck,
-. Isaac II. Duvnl
Second -. Aaron Hawkins,
-. James Burnley.
Third -. William Price,
go. John S. Buriett.
Fourth -. Edwin Maxwell.
-. Daniel Raymond.
Fifth /" -. William +. Stevenson,
-. Edward S. Mahon.
SxM I" -. James NJ. Corley,
-. .Emmet !. OBricn.
Ssrsnth -. .Gncnburv Slack,
I'D. II. II. Dix.
Eq1th -. Edward d. Wright,
-. John Cook.
Ninth Il" William +. Chambers,
-. Henry NJ. Matthews.
Tenth i" -. b. NJ. Kitchen,
-. Joseph A. Chaplinc.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
BorJour. -. John kellar
Bcrkyl,Y 49,. William Smith,
" Abraham r. McQuilkin. :
Boone. William Workman.
Byarton 49,. James +. Given.
Brooke $500. .ticorge Hooker.
CubeN. ...... John S. Witchcr.
DoAlriaye -. Ephraim Bee.
E,yette. ..... James S. Cassidy.
GreeaJr7er and Monroe,
James Withrow,
=. Elliott Yawter, .....,
4. 4. Chapman. 49,
Hampshire. Henry e. Davis
Samuel Cooper.
MncocE. Buckner J. Smith.
Hardy .AbIah Dolly.
HARRISON Nathan Coil
Solomon S. Fleming.
Jackson James II. Higgins.
Jefferson George Koorcc,
Charles II. McCurdy.
Eana,cha. William MARS,
Henry c. McWhortcr.
Le,ei,. Richard 7. Camden.
L,qun $4,000. Ulysses lIinchmaR.
Marton 49,. David Cunningham,
Jacob C. Iseeson.
Mar.1aN Thomas II. Trainer,
Samuel B. Stidgcr.
Mason Peter Darncl.
Mercer ..... William II. French.
!]lonongaGa "A. w. Brown,
IL. i. Combs.
Morgan .. Lewis Dyche.
OH? ..... William Il. Curtis,
Joseph Bell,
Jacob llornbrook.
Psndleton Abram IIinklc.
Preston. w Harrison H.gans,
William B. linn.
Pu.nam . John J. Taylor.
htclae 49,. Iii Riddle.
Taylor. Jacob II. Bristor.
Tyler. -. Daniel d. Johnson.
Up,lar. David S. Pinncll
Wayne. :. William W. BrumGeld.
Ht:ssl. .... Edmund Kyle.
UTrt ..... NJ. L. Lockhart..
First DEL Dist. s. S. Spencer,
James ". Williamson.
Second " John Bennett.
Third " Anthony RAIDER.
IoaHh Z" William I. Bcsrl.
Fin " Rufus Maxwell.
SrM " Mitchell Cook.
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Trust Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED DY
ID |. a., Wclch to secure the payment ola sum OF
money therein m.noned TO Joseph 0del, on the 18th
day Of January 1853. and record In the Clerks oce
signed rs Trustee WILL on the "Oth dHN of FrI,.udrU,
lSG1 offer for sale the premises to the highest bidder,
for ash certain tract OF land lying on Big Sandy In
Hannwla county, ". Va, apd for further description
OF which reference Is made to said Deed Of Trust,
record us above.
llw5 RALPH SMITH. trustee.
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N TICE!.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES 10 NJ
n indobtsd TO the Lite firm Of MORRISON CO.. a.
CanncltoD, ". Va nnA n:so oil pcrSons having claims
nganSt tho estate nf the will plchsc cal! and setih
CIlSGER 4 IRWIN.
January 18TH lsGf--l2wI- r
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-01-24
NOTICE.;

A IL. PERSONS KNOWING -TUKN6RbvBs TO. ~
~ indebted 10 the estate o. Thomas Jones, Joceii
hereby called upon to settle their indebtnnesy With
me- and also. those having claims against Ono estate.
will present them to me for payment. . '%% - u
. JACOB T. CopESuAERR, E
.,.- administrator of Thondt .Jon>s, drce6At4 !;
Chsrle.on, W. w., January 18th, 1Sos-ltxts = ii
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