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NOTICE 10 PROPERTY IIoLDBRs.


warm RnanraAR's oyyIcr,1
GIT HALL, WAsHIsaroz. Dee. II, 1895.
Al. All persons who own lots OF parts Of lots in
which bind on or touch on the following named
streets or avenues, via: '.f" -
=, Pennsyly.niA svsnus. from Rock srssk 10
Eighth stree. east, from rennsyivsnl. avenue
= K stree. north, nom Twenty third street west
west TO New Jersey avsnus. saw
New Jersey syeaus, nom Massachusetts, Az.
Tif.eenth strest west, from New York avenue
Eighth Stree. west, from , street north to Penn
sylvAnia avenus.
Seventh street west, from X street north to ,
street north. To
Foar. and; a.hsK street, from Psnnsylvanis av-
enue 10 north street.
HouI,and ..hslf street, from Maine avenue to
Twenty, fourth four, street west, from Psnn.yiva.i.
North A street, from Delaware avenue 10 Pirs.
street east.
Iirst street east, from north A street to Penn.
Maine avenue, from Third street ives. 70 sixth
street west a'' ....
n sixth 'trsst west, from Maine avenue 10 south
street. and
South B street, from Sixth stree. wsst to tenth
Are hereby notified that water ,sx Of saver
eighths % Of ono cent per square foot has been
levied on said lots or parts Of lots and that The
same ID now due and payable at this once. = :
owners OF property on which this water tag Ia
levied may q their option pay the same in Ave
annual instsllmsnts, bearing Interest At the rats
OF six per cent. per Innum, or may pay the WhrI.
amount within thirty days from the dAte Of Ithis
notice with abatement Of sig per cent.
All lots or parts Of lots on which the Ara q, =.
.talimsnt Of tag shall not have bean S,id Al II.
expiration Of thirty days from the 80 hs,sos
Will be returned a. delinquent 10 tn, coisstoy ~
City Taxes, and BY him win be , A ,srt,ssS IA
49,, RANDo'. PH CoYLK
eoe1'olm Water ReRistar.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subscriber has obtained from the orphans'
Columbia, letters Of Administration W. a. on M
personal estate Of Abraham Cock, late Of wash
ngton City, d, O., deceased. All persons having
eAlms against the said deceased, arc hereby
thereof TO the subscriber, on or before ne lats
gay o. December next; they nay othsrNIiSe ~
law DO excluded nom all bsnSat Of ths saiS
Given under my hand this lSth day Of DsOsm-
osi, !Soo. n, 0. COOK,
aeOzl-NSN- AdministFAtEix.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington County, in the District Of
Columbia, Letters testAmentary on the personal
estate Of William Hughes, late Of Washing
ton City, D. G., deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
thereof, TO the subscriber, on or before the 9th
day Of December next; they may otherwise By
law be excluded from all benefit Of the said e.
tate.
Given under my hand ibis 9th day Of Deem
Der, 1853. LUCINDA HUGHES,
dil-Wsw. xxsoNtFtx.
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WRAPPING PAPER FoR BALR AT
w THIS oH4IUR
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Residences OF THE JUDGES or THE SU-
PRIME CoURr or THE UNITED STATES
Mr. Chief Justice Chase. No. 472 Z street, cor
ner Of and Sixth streets.
Mr. Justice Wayne, No. 34S l street.
Mr. Justice Nelson, National Hotel.
Hill.
Mr.: Justice Clifford, D. Taylor's, No. 407 @
street, corner Of @ and Third streets.
MT. Justice swAyne, - y street.
Mr.. Justice Miller, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Davis, D. Taylor's, No. 4o7 G street,
corner Of Q and Third streets
Hill.
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TUE WOoDBrNRHOrRL AID RRsrAU.
i RANT. -
BIZ oexss< Of ana o ss-esss.
vAsmxofoN, D. o.
8 DAVID n. SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
g NIT H's 1890
~, LADIES AID aKurLKMRHT
DINING AND ZOE CREAM SALOONS.
IN WEST BALrTnoRx srRKxr,
Are TIE most sonfortsbis In NE sity.
Ladies OF families shopping or walking win
End these saloons very eonvenieat, whore sysry-
thing, from /. simple fsnsh V ahr.i-slass disnsr.
Srs..is... Dinner. and sspR., q. promptly
ssryed In the best style, the hin e fare Always
embracing the most sheise dishss 80 z
lee Creams, water Ices, Cakes, etc., u The bed
wsddiass ana other assemblies supplisd with
every REQUESTS ii the shortest notice ~,
Prom long experiences In the business the pro-
'riI :iS.s '.I.''''' '.'i'f's'''' to A'.'''n.
JoHHw KLoKRR'B
y ~ BUHLxR HRsrAuRkur.
(Ala Maison DorsAl
s1l PENNSYLVANIA AvtnUK
Between Ninth and rsnth streets, (up stairA
The propristor Of this favorits Rsstsuraht has
spared no pains 10 make this the beat Restaurant
y, n. ais.,ss and n ns point viii s,.ssss
Win, and respectfully SELECTS sontinnAass Of
GAM, OYSTERS, and other r,frs.hmsn,. con.
SANITY On hand, and a TIE meat reasonable
BRRAKYAsr, -.
80 = DIHHn AID
. .... 49,.
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pnAv n n
KHa HA,IDWIRK

GUT y nAi Is .nishsa. 50 isd, Fence, 8 10
CUT sPIKKH-1 To- Tinshsa
CLiaCH NAILS.
PRksskD AND BOAT SPIKES.
hotsk sHoks, Burdens aovs-nmsnt, No. I
- 40. ! % .; Nj. Shoes @. !, e. u and
90 iOi Paisaa's, ':x.."j q IL; -:
anil LONDON 70 loi AnsISaa, "sto 10
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trest, west side, second SQUARE porth Of the
Patent one. s,d psnart.spt Of The Intsrisr.
Service Friday sveping. n sunset and Sab
hath mornings Il Q .. m.
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a Temperance Society.

We have received q Circular FROM A. r..
Rohrbaugh, Esq, OF Buckhunnon, ". Va, ad.
dressed to the Friends Of Temperance, calling
upon them to organize Lodges Of the INDIE
pendent Order Of Good Tsmplars," in every
city, town, village and neighborhood in the
State Of wes, Virginin. This organization, Il
is claimed, possesses SOME Advantages over
that OF the Sons Ct Temperance and o;hor sim.
liar Societies, the following being some Of its
features:
ls,. The meetings are held weekly for
social, intellectual and moral Improvement.
I'd The Holy Scripture, nrc taken Ms
guide in prcccpt and practice. The cercmo-
MES are mbucd with devotional epirit that
tends to elevate the mind, aud influences it u
the sanctuaries Of Religion.
Sd. Females are admitted on equal priv
ileces with the males, thereby dirusns II more
refining and restraining influence in our
councils aud deliberations.
4th This Order is adapted to every locality,
city or country. ..- ..... -'r.
9Th. The Lodge room is made home for
those who hive been intcmperatc--grecting
them there rs true brothers. .-.-...
9Th Outside tho Halls, the Good Tcmplars,
by visitation and personal MD, prove them
selves to 10 Good Sauaritans.
Lodges arc in operation in nearly erory
Northern and Western State, and accomplish
ing great good. A blank Application for
Charter has been sent US, which may be seen
by calling on US. Shall ne have an order Oh
Good Templars In Charleston?
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TuS chronological Journal for the year 1860,
edited BY Mr.. S. r. Wells, md published by
Fowler and Wells, Now York, is issued in
neat, compact volume, forming valuable adj
di,ion 10 the library Of popular science. It
covers much wider range Of subjects than IL
indicated by its title, and treats not only Of
tho principles of phrcuOlogy, but OF oil the
mos, important topics Of anthropologJ, or tho
physical, intellectual, and moral nature OF
man, including the methods Of education tho
preservation Of health, and the application OF
science to many Of the principal departments
Of domestic economy. The most noticeable
feature Of this journal Is It's practical charas'
ter. I, makes no preteusions to extensive
learning or profound discussion, it seldom at
,empts TO dnbble in:absiraet ndsntriea'e Tue.
oric, nor does it aim at the Accomplishment "
any seotarian purposes either IN se'eSee VI
religion; but with q shrewd perception OF the
wants Of the great mass Of the. American poo:
pie, i. brings forward never-ending variety
Of useful, practical suggestions, bits ana
scraps Of available knowledge, pleasant his
tortcol Atiualono Apo biographical bAetShSSI
often descending to the most common details,
and aboundine in wholesome advice to young
folks and others who need TO 30 tod to 60 in
tho house when it rains. Many ofits articles
exhibit the quaint humor and homely sense Of
DR.. franklin, and II may be regarded as thN
modern version of tho evangel Of which he WAS
tho original apostle, teaching excellent lessons
Of prudence, economy, thrift, social kindness
and integrity, and all tho honest arts Of keep
ing q sound mind IN ! sound body. IT,!
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kASAwuA AND WHEELING PACKET
LxE-The projec, Of starting o line OF ho"'s
between this place and Wheeling, initiated by
the Chamber Of Commerce Of the latter city,
(, receiving the hearty cooperation OF our
neichbors Of Point Pleasant. The citizens oil
Mason county held on enthusiastic mres!ng'
we learn, on the 26th ul,., for the purpose OF
promoting this project, Mt which the following
resolutions, drawn up BY Committee consist.
ing Of John uall, J. NJ. Phelps, ". II. Tom!in-
SON, y. ". Polsley aud &. ". Craig, were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, We nre informed that it is /"
eon,,mulation by the Chnlnher OF Commerce
ct tho city Of Wheeling 10 start aem!-weekly
line Ut steamers from the city OF wheeling 10
the town OF Charleston, in the county OF Ma.
nawha, With n view Of bringing the people OF
different sections Of our new State into much
cloyer communion and increase OF intercourse,
Eud securing, as far ~ possible, to West 'ir-
GINA cities the immense trade OF tho hanawha
Valley, by enabling the producers to ship
direct TO the railroad cities OF Wheeling and
Petersburg their productions, without the
cost Of ~ trans-shipmcRt,
R.,olrtd, That We highly approve OF the &C.
ton taken by the Chamber Of Commerce OF
the city Of Wheeling in this matter and be-
lieve il 10 be tho duty Of West. Firglninns to
promote the interests and to hid in building
up wcs. Virginia ci.ies. >.
Rt,olred, That We regard tho cities OF
Wheeling and Parkcrsburg, and tho Baltimore
and Ohio and tho acknowledging railroads.
At present, as tho proper outlet for the surplus
productions Of the HqnaSha valley. c.,
R>,o!s-d Therefore, that We pledge ourselves
to patronizc and promote the interest OF the
said line Of steamers, or any line started from
tho city OF Wheeling or Parkersburg to
Charleaton, On the Kanawha, or to the head OF
navigation on tx Kauawha river.
Will not our opn merchants and citizens
lend their support to this mevo. We feel as-
sured il will be to their interest TO 10 SO.
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TIE PuRESoLoGlcAL JOURNAL. for
February, is received. AS usual, j, i, hlled
with valuable aud interesting. matter OF
1,roeGtal application to every day life. We
sLall 10 indebted TO It's columns for several
selections, which will prove interesting to our
readers, who should not forget TINT we offer
this valuable magazine (pnbliSsed monthly
rs premium for 10 subscribers to the
JorRxAL, or will send the two "Jonrnnls ON
receipt Of $500. Every teacher, especially,
.hould bs reader OF this valuable periodical.
Published BY Mrssrs. Fowler s Wells, New
York, 1T 81 year.
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Sons of TGmDernnce.

= We geo from tho Clarksonrg Telegraph tina,
,hi. order has been revived in wes, Virginia
We believe there used to be Lodge in Charles.
ton, and think it would be well to have it re-
yired. The Telegraph snys:
"Clarisburs has taken the initiative 10 re-
vivine tho Order Of the Sons Of Temperance
In tho State Of West Virginia, and We ar,
happy to inform our reader, that for the shor
time siuoe Ronketiio Dirision, No. ], has beer
reoeeauizol, that It has succeeded beyond III,
most sAngaiae expectations Of tho friends o.
the cause.
Mr.. James P. Davis. Of ClOrksburc, ha.
been. appointed aNo.. Worthy Deputy Gr.nt
State, and ~ such Is authorized to issue char
>sers for Tho organization of;subordinate Divis
ion, in any part Of the State upon proper ap
plication accompanied BY I've dollars. Whcr
four subordinate Divisions shall have, bees
organized, . Grand Division for the State car
be, formed. 80. -. .,.l~. ~ ~.
Who will make more ,, '-,' -
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TIE WHEELING INTELLlGENcEH is
f.s, becoming n metropolitan paper, and even
now is credit to our young State. It ha'
recently been enlarged, and presents worthy
example Of enterprise, ability and loyalty
We are constantly its debtor for State matter:
OF general interest. We learn, though little
late in doing so, that Granville D. Hall is con-
nec,ed with tho Intelligcncer editoraily. Oul
readers desiring u paper FROM the present cap
i,nl, can't do better than subscribe for the
Daily, Tri-WceEly or Weekly Intelliscncer.
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ID lie ID ,

MoNTAGCE-At Red House, Putnam County. West Va,
JANUARY 2Sth, lS66. EL;z,LErW RICHARDSON liHooEs.
beloved wife Of LuLlcy 5. Montague, ESQ, in the cd
year OF her age.
Mrs. MoNr.o was born In Alhcmnrlc Co., Va. April
26th 1884, and married AZ Columbia FiyainH Co.,
Va by tho Rer. John llughcs Of The Methodist Epsco.
pal Church. March o.. 1871. She Was most worthy and
c.tinubs lady, whose Of kindness and works OF
love give fragrance TO her memory which Will
nger long in the hearts Of her mourning: friends Quiet
Sud unobtruSive in her manners, she went about doing
good. To the sick and the Salrrin3 she cam" nh inn
i>tr1ins angel. and by her kind a"ntluh. Eindcd hope
in the Responding sou and cast ray VI sunshine upon
the agony Of despair.
Sadly will her lo.s be fl" by the little circle of friends
AMONG whom she lived. hut 10 her surviving husband
her loss will prove rrcparHbe indeed During foriy-hvc
long years. she has shared hin joys aH sorrowA. hui now
he must wak-the remainder Of liie'S pilgrimage alone.
Mira u. WAS the mother Of ten childrrn--tvn oil whom
survive her: and to these children mothers loving
counsel, md gentle TENDERNESS, will come no more.
heath has taken away the light Of This hone, and y
! stricken household il mourning for Its head
Throughout lingering inrss extending over i"ur
months, Mrs. MONTAGUE pntirn calm ana reAHlie''
and even when IN the adjoining room to her o"' het
cherished son George breathcd Ills last she Scemod u"
farl that her separation from him would he but hrci
And brief Indeed Il for just four weeks thereafter
10 the eternal sunshine OF the better land Her race MAS
ru-hur mission accomplished. But the vile alld the
mother though dead, yet spcakeih; and tn" loving
words Of mothers counsel will echo In tile ears OF hcHe
Surviving children and bring forth fruit IN their lives,
until they too shall be summoned TO the spirit land
J.
fChrIstian Advocate (Rchmond) please copy.
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REMovEp.-The Post Office has
taken up quarters in the new building OF
Ferry street, built especially Cor TINT purpose
ty J. ". Garcelon. Mr.. Whi,tekor will be
fitted up in Gnc style in D few Days, when ho
will be pleased TO have his friends and
customer, call upon him. The new Pos, Office,
internally, at least, will be credi. to Charles.
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WANrED.-We want q email guam.
,i,y of the best FIRE wood. Farmers or others
bringing wood 10 town, will please cell upon
Us ut the JOURNAL Office. We would be glad
to take out few subscriptions to the JOURNAL
in this way.
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TIE RIVER was full Office yesterday,
owing to tho extreme cold Of Sunday night and
Monday. Tho thermometer stood OF de-
grees on Monday morning.
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NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
A Good Investment.

r WILL SELL At PRIVATE SALE. or FAIR TERAS:
nv entire interest In the KnnaWha Livery Stables,
ih.in9 about two.hirda thereby consisting Of H2r.si
Hugvies. Spring Wagon, Harness, &c. The sables,
which sso Il. properly Of Mr. o. wil:ou and for1e.ly
occupied by c.Ppeller can 10 rented :. reasonable
n.ron with thsm large room suitable for Carriage
Msnui,ctory, and also = good bar.room. 4 reliable
mariner can De obtained, who understands the care ana
ofIorse' lean be seen At III. ,SoT; SENS
r.......s..3 ,,rusrI II. 1sosy-la1I' 80.
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New Mrs1c.-" A Good Polka
and Saturday Night ut Sea- orc just re-
ceiyed from Jno. Church, J,., No. &C West
18th street, Cincinnati, o. Sheet music con.
SANITY on hand.
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CHARLESTON, WEST VA,
Wednesday Nornts+g. February :, 1860

The GALL1roLIs JOURNAL has
changed hands, our friend Capt. W. II. Nash
assuming control. We wish the Journal most
unboundcd success under the new regime
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Dissolution Of Copartnership'

u,ur coPARrSERsHIP HERETOFORE E1ISrlSG
between SACK, ArKusoS Co., has this day DE-
ctmber "a 1852 been di.solved BY mutual consent
A. n HnIrI's interest n the Boods hAVln8 osea PVT:
chased BY Slack ! Atkinson,
he unsettled business will DO principally atsndsd to
By A. u. Iioyue, for the benefit u The late nrn
- " ,.'..' G. SLACK,
...-- JAS. ATKlSSoN,
= .':- - 4. 3. HOGCK,
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Rack b A1xrss. having purchastd 4. \. Hosue's In.
terest In the goods belonging 70 the late rm Of Slack
Gtfinson 1 Co., have entered Into Partnership with
siaek, WinCneh Co.. and gnsd the two storrs. Ths
bu1nes9 viii b continued 10 their new store reo, oos
deer heiov John D, Whits's under Tie asms q .
p.s,us.r "a. t,6-iiVI 2, -: -, -
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I1HE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

TFU r ) = II VI W 1JJ1 K1sO IN1ZA1
i To the Sheriff Of Kdna'rLn County, Grett.
Ina ". command you ,hs, you the Virginia Coal
and Oil Company and JOHN {: Sssasm thy he found
Circuit Court 70, Kan.wha County, at Rules to be held
in IN, Clerks On!ce Of said County the first Monday
In March next, TO answer John NcConhay Of plea Of
debt for SltOC co. damages 80, and have then thcr"
witness; John Slack Clerk Of our said Court. AZ the
Court House Of xad County! on the 2ad day Of January,
lSGG and in the ID year Of the state: c,,,, u
Jan. 34.--l3n4 JAW e"ASn' "Ietk'
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Public Sale Of Valuable
KanaWha River Bottom Lands

w PURSUANCE OF TWO DEGREES MADE BY THE
Circnlt Court OF Knnawha county, the rSt In the su
in Chanccry Of Quarricr and Swami against g. Benedict
the suit Thos Hughes GO. Is 8. Thompson Al dts made
al the June term OF said Court for the year 1884, the
as Commissioner, appointed for that pur.
pose BY said Court, will sell at public auction 10 the
highest bidder at the front door Of the Court House o!
said Knnnwa county, In the town Of Charleston com
ncncinC At y O'Clock MERIDIAN Monday. the goth
day If MARCH,, 1896, the following valuable property,
to.uit:
All that valuable AMI we'll known Kanswha river farm,
formerly owned by benjamin s. Thompson, and NOR.
recently 0rHrd ana occupied 6H the Sdtd Sdn"et
Hrurdict, and situated on the h1ndirhn rirer,
{u ,t~tffntrlY Ub0rc Coal rfrcr's NOnfh, and con-
taniny ninety acres Of Knnnwha river bottom land,
and one hundred and forty.three and hrceevhthS OF
hill or upland, adjoining md adjacent TO said bottom
land The improvements upon these lands are such rs
to make the whole property one OF the most comfortable
and convenient and pleasant In the county. twenty.
thrc. acres and one acre sold contracted to be sold
by said Benedict Joseph T. Sims, nre not included IN
the lands now offered for sale, being subject to the future
or.rr Of Court. ~
Also ore half acre lot In the town Of Phip adjoining
said tract, and With the other making the d acrts o!
bottom. .
Also the one undivided hn part Of 1000 neres Of land
living on Two and Three quarter Hln creek OF the IA.
awhs river This land is owned Jointly by said cncdct
and William 5. Wilson. and Is about mile from
Kanawha river
The Jrrna or Salc.-Thc purchaser win b. re.
ouircd to pAy $i5O0 IN hand and the residue In SIX
months from date Of sale secured by bond with approved
sccurItv and hearing Interest from date the title being
retained until tn. whole Is paid.
ANY information wanted be had BY application I"
the undersigned. o,,r,,
Special Comeuission~~.
January ~ 1A6e-lS
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Notice to Take Dispositions
Mary Palmer ,
~. III NnAuSe'J'
Nnhu DaiD0P

=: lHcA'oes'y'
John Palmer.
John Palmer, Sr: 49,
Take Notice, that on tn, lot day ofMsrsh, 1884, te.
w.on the hsuI Of nine iu the forenoon and ak IN the
Of that day. 1t the Office Of John }. Poislsy, In
,hs ,oEn az Charles;on county Of Eanawha State Of
West Virgins, shall proceed take tho dispositions Of
corn wn.sses to be u,ca evidence for me In suit
m. thnnccry side thereof wherein am plaintiff, and
wou the said john Palmer arc defendant, aud t. frsn
any cause the taking Of the said dispositions shall not be
commenced or being commenced should not be com.
ul.t.J ON that day. the taking Of the will br ad.
ourued from time ~ time until the said dspositsns
shall be completed. -
Spcrr! Sol. 9AKt PALHhE,
Charleston, Jan. SIst, ls65.-l+wt by Counsel.
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January II, 1861:
NOTICE.

IL. PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES TO DE
~ indebted 10 the estate Of Thomas Jones, deceased,
are hereby called upon to settle their indebtedness With
Inc nd also those having claims Aganst the estate,
will prssrnt them TO Inc for payment.
jacob T. coPESTIAvER.
Administrator Of Thoma' ; .ont'' dte."''o'
Charleston, W. Va, January 18th, lS0G.-l1Wt