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LONDON, April Sit is said that MI
Cranbourne has been offered the Gov
ernorshipof Canada and Earl Mayo that
of India, Lord Fitzgerald, Lord Jusues
of the Court Of Appeals Of Ireland se
The Irish Hierarchy will soon petit
ton the Queen in person against a
change in the Chhrch.
Deeds of violence arc of daily occur
renee in Cork. ~.....
LONDON, April Sail doubts of til
safety of DR.. Livingstone are dispelled
Sir Roderick Murchison to-day received
letter from this distinguished traveller
which came viaazansibarc DR.. Living
stone writes that he is in good health
that his ourney of exploration had
been successful and that he win seor
return to England. .. r.s
LONDON, April 8.-The Grand jury
has brought bills of indictment against
all the prisoners, except o'Neill, chqrg,
edby the CoronePs Jury with compile
ity in the Clerkepwell outrages. The
trial will commence next week. ,.rr
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From Ottawa

OTTAWA, April S.-Two men, named
Whelan and Doyle, We're arrested last
Right on suspicion of being concerned in
the murder of MCGEE. Suspicion against
them is very strong.
At nine o'clock this morning man
named Dent, night Waterman at the
Parliament building, shot himself dead.
The body of Niece this morning, was
conveyed to the Catholic Cathedral
where the funeral service was perform
ed. After which his remains were sent
by d special train to Montreal, attend
ed by members of the Cabinet and 9th
er distinguished men as pail bearers.
EulOgies on the deceased were deliver.
ed at the Parliament last night. The
assassination is generally attributed by
the Fenians. The family of MCGEE will
be amply provided for By. the Govern
ment- Special diSpate hes from the diff,
terent provinces represent feeling OF
the deepest regret aud Indignation at
the murder
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The Murder of 1IcGec.

New YORK, April S.-The Worlds
Ottawa special, dated midnight, says
The assassination of Hon. ThOs. ID. Nc
Gee has thrown this city into the great
est gloom. No clue has been got of the
assassin. The flags are halfmasted and
the event is freely discussed in all quar-
tiers of the city. Parliament, it Is be-
| lieved, will pass resolutions tomorrow,
denOuncing the murderer or murderers
and proffer!ng sympathy to the bcreavCd
widow. All day long the Parliament
house has been thronged with people,
eager to get information in regard to
the crime.
Today Hon. Messrs. Gait, Mr.. Speaker
Cock burn, Hon. Mr.. Drouc, and other
members of the Government, colleagues
of the deceased, paid visit to the be-
reaved widow, who is almost insane
with grief, and sought TO console her in
her terrible .afilictipn.
The different volunteer corps met to-
night, and great excitement prevailed,
as it was believed by some that another
Fenian raid was about to commence.
On Saturday evening Mr.. MCGEE was
present at the dinner given by Mr..
Cock .urn, the Speaker of Parliament,
and it was noticed that he was some
what gloomy and reserved, and his
usual flow ofliveliness and gayety lack
ing. as he had sad premonition of the
terrible fate about 10 befall him.
The murder has created an intense
feeling against Fenianism, although it
is not known whether he was assassina-
ted by the IrishmeD or not. The Orange
men are iubilaut aud theaten vengeance
against the Irish residents.
At a meeting OF the st. George So
ciety, tonight, great excitement was
manifested by the members, and it was
resolved to attend the funeral of Mr..
McGec, which promises to be an impos-
ing demonstration.
The assassin must have been within
few feet of his victim when the pistol
was discharged, as his brains were scat
tered in fearful manner all over the
sidewalk, and his blood had also be-
shattered the ulantals Of the door of his
residence. rHp.h
The Worlds Montreal special says
| The feeling is almost universal that
the assassination of Mr.. MCGEE must be
charged upon Fenian emissaries from
the United States, vino are supposed
to be the precursors of another gigan-
tic raid upon the Cauadas. There is a
great feeling of uncertainty existing,
and no one knows whose turn it will DO
next. The murder is subject of con-
versation everywhere, and many alterea-
tions have taken place between promi-
nent supporters and those of the Irish
population opposed to Mr.. McGee's
course.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 8.
FLOUR-Uncbanged aud dull; sales
of family at 10 25alO so.
WHEAT-Dull at 80 for No. 2 and
2 37a2 80 for No. l.
CORN-Dull and lower at Soc; she'll
ed az sc. 90
OATS-Salcs at 74c, and not in much
demand.
RYE-Unchanged.
BARLEY-UnchaDg
COTTON-Opened firmer, but closed
dull; prices nominal at 26ta27c for mid
ding.
TOBACCO-Unchanged and duh at
previous prices; sales % hogsheads.
MESS PORK-Held firmly at q 90,
but no buyers at this rate.
BULK MEATS-In good demand at
1lfc for shoulders; 14tc for sides, but at
the close were held &c higher.
BACON-Scarce;s shoulders sold at 13c,
and clear rib sides at 16tc; tho supply
con tinues short.
LARD-Heid at lie and some sold at
this rate.
BUTTER-Un changed and quiet.
GHEESE-Uuchanged and quiet.
EGGS-Advanced to 19c.
POTATOES-Dull, and the supply
large; prime quoted at 3 rs per barrel.
OILS-Linseed held at | l7al L..
PETROLEUM-Held at 33a35c fol
refined free. r. sF m
G0LD-At 1873. p ,.l-.- VI
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF
ID TRUST made by Charles II. Kimball trus.
tee, George Hartman and Nancy Hardman his
wife, dated December 18th, 1850, and recorded
in Deed Book l6, page Sos of the records Of
Preston county, West Virginia, / shall on the
19th day Of May, 1865, at the front door
OF the Court House ef said county, sell at public
auction for cash, the following property, to wit
The Rail Road on the waters 81 Three Fork
Creek, in said county, commencing at the
Franklin Iron Furnace 1.-THE property held by
the said kimball in trust for the sole and sepa-
rate use of the said Nancy HArdmanl and thence
extending along the eastern bank Of said Three
Fork Creek to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
connecting Herewith at point abOet 30 yards
east Of the mouth q RaccoOn Greek, in said
county, together with all the rights, easements
and privileges thereunto belonging ar IN any
wise appertaining, but not including engine and
rolling stock.
As trustee shAll contey such titIe Only As is
vested in me by said deed.
mar2o-wtd JAMES S. WHEAT, Trustee.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
i FiiteoRth Annual Session, Sept. 3, Is67.
FACULTY:
Rev. d. f. Bittlc, ID. d., President and Prof
Nor. and Int. Science.
S. c. Wells A. NJ, Prof Math. and Nat. Phi.
losophy
Rev. W B. Yonce, A. NJ, Prof Ancient Ian.
guages and Literature.
Rev. J. i. Davis, 4. NJ, Prof Agriculture
and Mining
il. Norman, ". D., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Psychology.
L. II. Holland A. NJ, Asst Prof. Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept,
II. +. KlingCr, A. ". Pref. Modern Languages.
J. II. Hudson, 4. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept.
TERMS-Expenses in all departmental In.
Guiding boarding, tuition, TOOm-rent, fuel and
lights, and mcidentals s2O5.GO For further In.
formation, address REV. ID. +. BlTTLE,
iuly3l Salem, Va.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

.r.' NEW YORK, April ..
Weather now clear and dry but the
III arket, notwithstanding, was not very
active as the advance i'll printed cali
Goes has tendency to restrict sales.
Spragues prints at 15c for fancies and
l5!c for pinkS and purples, and l6c for
shirtings. Pacific mills, prints have al
so risen to l5c; as well as Duunells;
Amoskeag prints command l4al4tc, tho
latter rate for chintz styles; Lowell at
l2Ic; ArnoIdsat lie; Wamsutta at 10ic;
heavy brown sheetings, best maees,
steady aud in request at l6tal9c, while
heavy brown drills still move slow at
lie; other class of goods without i'm
portant change. The general tone of
tho market is strong, ifuot buOyant, but
buyers are reluctant to pay the enhanc
ed prices demanded for cotton fabrics
and only purchase, as yet, in moderate
quantities to meet the most urgent ne
cessities.'
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University of Virginia,

V1UE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITU
/ ten will begin on the first day of October
1861, and end on the Thursday preceding the
9Th of July, 1868. .
To he Admitted a. a student, the applicant
must be sixteen years OF age. There Is no pre-.
scrbed cttrTicllim Of studies in this insttstlon.
Every student may select the schools he viii at
tend but in the Academic Department he must
attend at least three, unless by leave oil the
Faculty he be allowed TO attend less than three.
The method of instruction IL by lectures and
ext-books, accompanied ny daily examinations,
The University is divided into three depart
ments:
% L. Acnde nlic.raD =, aIs.
VIM. L. Peters, A. NJ. Prof. Of Latin.
B. l.. Gildersleeve, Phi. D., Prot. Of Greek.
n. Schcle DE We're, LID Pref. OF Modern
Languages.
Cb. s. Venable, A. ", Prof. Of Mathematics
Leopcl3 j. BOeck, AdJct, Prof of Applied
Mathematics. '.'
Francis II. Smith, A. NJ, Prof of Natural
Philosophy.
s. Maupin, A. NJ, Prof Of Chemistry.
'(To be appointed Sept. 9Th, } Prof Of Technol
Ogy aud A gTicultural Science. ..t .r...,.- IL
". II. McGufey, ID, LID, Prof of Moral
Philosophy. = v,,'", co. ....'.'
Literature and Rhetoric.
. ~ III. Law. .
John B. Miner, LID, Prof Of Common and
Statute Law.
S. o. Southall, Prof of Constitutional and In.
ternational Law, Mercantile Law and Equity
Hi. Medical.
ITO be appointed Sept. Ith,l Prof. Of Medicine
and Obstetrics.
j. L. Csbell, NJ. D., PreGiof Physiology and
Surgery.
j. S. Davis, NJ. D., Prof of Anatomy and Ma
s. Maupin, NJ. b. a.. ..6f Chemistry and
j: E. Chancellor NJ. D., Demonstration of
Anatomy.
The aggregate expenses of the student for the
session of nine months, exclusive Of text books,
clothing and pocket money, will be about as fol-
lows:
/. For the Academic Student, attending
three Professors $500.
II. For the Law Student, attending the full
course of Law S365,
III. For the Medical Student, attending the
full Medical course $685. 5u.
OF these sums, respectively, SG-j. s2iu and
SEQ will be requiredin advance and tbs balance
in the progress of the session.
For Catalogues giving details of the organiza.
ton Of the schools, plan NJ instruction, expenses,
&c. address VIM We, tcnbaker, Secretary, OF
S. MAUPIN, Chairman of the Faculty,
julyl3 p. O. University of Va.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April g.
SENATE.

Mr. Wilson, from the Military CON-
mittee reported bill to continue the
Freedmen's Bureau.
Mr.. Harlan called up the bill to ex-
empt property used for school purposes
in the District of Columbia from taxa
ton.
Mr.. Howard called up the bill requir-
ing reports of railroad companies to be
filed in the Office of the Secretary of the
Interior instead of the Secretary of the
Treasury. - ~
Mr.. Trumbull called up the bill in re.
gard to the qualifications of jurors. 1t
provides that an expression of opinion
founded on public rumor or statements
of pablo newspapers shall not disqual.
ify juror otherwise competent, and
who shall take oath that he can give
verdict according to the evidence.
Mr.. johnson supposed that the law
already allows q court in its discretion
to accept such jurors.
Mr.. Trumbull replied that such was
the practice in many States, but the
bill proposed to make the practice uni
form. ..-.
Mr.. Bayard thought this q dangerous
provision. A man could not be other
wise than partial after once forming
and expressing an opinion.
Mr., Davis was not sure that the
measure was not an innovation on the
sacred right of an impartial trial by
! Jury, and concurred in the opinion Of
the last speaker, He would sooner
yield the whole government than this
lnestimable right. o,-....-
/ During Mr.. Davis remarks, Messrs
TrumbuA and Johnson were engaged il
smiling conversation in front of him
Mr.. Davis-SenatOrs may laugh and
smoker, but their SCOTS and gibes will
not drive me from opposing this inno-
walton. do not care what their high
position in life is, that is not the way
to meet opposition to any important
measure.
Both gentlemen arose in turn, and
were understood to make disavowal
Mr.. Davis said he was perfectly in
different; he had been speaking III all
seriousness.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen held that in these
DAYS of general newspaper reading the
ex pression of hypothetical opinions
does not initiate against the impair.
tiality of Juror The bill was framed
to correct certain injurious rulings fire
queDtly made by the Courts.
Mr.. Bayard again opposed the bill
1t passed. Yeas 81; nays 4.
Mr.. Summer introduced a joint resolu'
ton, proposing an amendment to the
Constitution of the United States. The
proposed amendment is as follows:
"No person elected as President OIL
| Vice President, who has once served as
President, shall afterwards be eligible
to either Office Referred to the Judi:
ciary committee.
At the expiration of the morning
hour, the Senate proceeded to the con.
sideration of private bills reported
! from the committee on Claims.
The consideration of unimpOrtant
bills occupied all the afternoon.
At half-past three, Mr.. Morgan moved
an Executive session. Agreed to.
Soon after adjourned.
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state or Wesf virginia.

Ohio County CircHit COSri-f'"
RHIss. le6e.
John G .shorn and TkSnAs B0fp''1'
vs. ...t. ~
william A Ridgsly Ab-alors J. Ritg,iJ
Euzsnins II. Rdgely. 10 CHAP" %
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT "a
i obtain partition Of the life eat 80 Iy.ss
Iom RidgeIT IL = certain lfAet 81 800 .
IN Ohio eoTnty West virginia aOd - ~ 4
thu Moran farm. situate on tbs $3.50 !,
Short Greek, and more particularly af~
the bill and exhibits fled in this esus A. .
. AID Il appearing from 81 ahsi. 49,, \
this cEnss tfEst sasd Ab<,l0n J. bSiss
Hon,fesident q tie State Of West IIsiiIT; ss
On motion % eompIalnaats eonn, -. ,aSssS
After tEe fouTtb Weekly publieat0sS, -, az y Is
porting Of this order az the fro1t -, y
Court Hsa0 Of Ohio coanfy, and - .ss.ssss
mas defm ~ - Prsifet biylntTS,ssxtSas !
p. Iest 1IIhAkL . CAD. .
soi's. fof ComplainantA. fenH
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Chicago lInr.IeI.

CHICAGO, April :.
FLOUR-Dull and in moderate de-
maud for low grades and choice Mime
sofa spring extras.
WHEAT-Quiet and firm at Sal e.!
for No. : spring.
CORN-In fair demand and steady at
764a77c.
OArS-In good demand and firm at
5Sa5S!c.
RYE-Dull and unchanged at 80 for
No. | in store.
BARLEY-Dull and irregular at 20a
2 30 for No. in store.
PORk-Sales at 20 e. and closed dull
at 20 25a26 80
LARD-Easier; closet at 1G2c, with
early sales ut lie.
BULK MEATS-Lessiactive and with
nominal quotations; shoulders at l1&c;
rough sides at l44al4lc; short rib at l5c.
HAMS-Sweet picked at l5c.
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Greenwood Cemetery,
OK THE NATIONAL

-
- ROAD, three miles East Of the city, il now
ready for Interments sale and Improvement Of
lots. II contains 81 acres Of land and Is laid
out in the most modern and improved style-can
be easily reached Mt all seasons by the National
Road and for three.fOurths of the year by tho
Hempieh Railroad. II n perfectly secure and
intended TO be beautiBed BY every variety Of
trees, shrubJery, public vault chapel artificial
lake, fountains &c, TO make IL equal 90 the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro.
vision Is alIo made for IT. enlargement, ord. n
and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam
ne the grOvnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat, or secure them BY calling 1t the Oilice
of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing 20 make intsrments will Ioall
on the Secretary 70 obtain permita therefor.
Tickets Of admission to lot holders and visit
tors will DO issued by the Secretary. Tn
A. J. SWEENEY, Prns't.
r. &. BONHAN. Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong,
j. $. Rhodes, George Adams.
John G.. Muth, .. r. G.. Jordan.
Geo. Mendel Z. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Bel. 'ET augJI
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From Samduukv

SANDUsKY, April S.--A fire broke ont
last evening in small wooden build
ing adjoining the extensive lumber ward
of K. y. Hubbard & Co., ON Water
street. A strong wind was blowing at
the time. The fire communicated TO the
lnmber, the greater part of which was
entirely consumed, with ten or twelve
dwelling houses and barns adjoining.
The principal losers are L. b. Hubbard
& Co., $4,000; nearly covered by in
surance. The loss of various parties on
property aud furniture will reach Sl5,-
900; small insurance. The total will
not fall short of S75, 900.
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ST. leuiS Market

ST. LOUIS, April 8.
Flour, III fair demand for medium
grades, but prices unchanged. Wheat,
in better demand, but not quotably
changed in price. Corn higher at s9a
92c. Oats lower at 7la73c Barley uu-
changed. Rye unchanged at leo. Pork
very excited and advanced to q 90;
held at % co. Lard sold at 16ta17c for
tierce and keg. Bacon advanced to l3i
al3fc for shoulders and held at lac;
clear sides sold at lSc.
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New York Mono, ,IarLe,.

NEW IUKh, April o.
GoLD-opeIed at 1881, closed at
1891.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Henry
Clews & Co, furnish the following 4:30
rates: Coupons 81, l2sal l29; do go,
l llsa1 liz; do "a, 09ial 10; do '65,
l lOal lOt: do new 0sal 0Ss; do '67,
05ial Oos; 10-iOs, 02fal 02f; 7-30s,
Gal OIL.
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Stnfe or We,t Nirginin.

Ohio COHHty CI"omf COURT
-" february Rule. lse
Elbridge 6. Letter Jaue +. Fouey. and La.
s. Eomoy, heT husband, MARY CArsllS, III
fer, RebeCca j. Bags and her husband l,..
Baggs, and Alfred Letter who sue, \, = !.
Acxt friend, Rldridgr g. LylIlrI.
Robert White, David Il. Shcuari aid hb 1,
Sarah A. SAeruaul, William NcGeoeaa A..
his wife EliEabsth McC;OOgan. Juhu x NJ,
and his wife Jane Wolf aud Al~alou AiIn,s
. .rr .. ... Ia LkAaVty
THE OBJECT on THIS SUTr n THT
j partition OF certain lanAs living Ia md nst,
West Liberty, In this county, and noH Ia y.
session Of the defendants, and In which the oor
claimants claim an individual one siNlh ihi,f,.,
II appearing nom an affidavit hlsd M u.
casue that the defendants, DAVID T.. Shcrartlsg
wife, William McGoogan aud vile lahs .
WOolf and wife arr not residents OF the ,u.
of West Virginia,
On motion of the complainant uurii.s. =
ordered that they do appear here uitAl e.
month after tho fourth weekly publltluou .
the WHEELING RfGIsTER and due posting gfn.
order at the front door ol the CoIri hsls 4
Ohio county, and do what th"y NAV dctu pc,
ell 10 protect their intcTc-t la this suit
gc,te; MICHAEL J, BEHlNIb
JACOB AND CLARK, "a
~ Soils, fUr Complainant
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. state Of West virginia,
Ohio County CHeaii COsrt--ff'''"'
Rules, loG5,
s- Michael Rilsy

hlGbatl Altfg
~. -,
George giepa. Allen Birrs Danisl Bisg'. BssH
BigRs. Priscilla FOLEY, HI Martin az y
hsirs al Law OF Henrietta satin, s''s -,
are unkhS1A, William Galbraiib aAa -.
Ann his wife; Sarah Jane, daughisf = -.
jamin Biggs, and her hnsbs1d, MO- y :,
are unknown, beirs al Law Of Beh)Afa'S,
deceased. Ann Bigg; the herr ~ Ia
Abraham Roland, Of Kline EoiaHl. y =,
cana Black stone, whose nGnfs are US :.
- Waugh and hiS vile. Elsoss 49, 49, q
unknown, heirs At Law d DAVID b'-.- =,
ceased; the heirs a Ia u snsas sa. -
names are also unknown. and ~ n,
heirs At Law Of Jacob Roland &c., u, n
Ohio county, Robert X. Voc, 80. 60
THE 0BJ4CrsoF THIS SUIT Is 70 TO- = :,
II, tqroe,tbe lien CT judgment fseo' ..'I =
complainant against Jacob ksllH9, 49, "
the sale Of certain lot % groepfn
eTty, and swned b. nd h58nG Il,
Andit apoaarfna from "A af3dGVit Us -,
canss that Priseiua Foley, III Marta 800
az Law Of Henfietta Martin, the hsh' =,
Abraham Roland, the belrs At -
Roland. The heirs al Law OF Lathsag - A., -
WaShtngtou T. Blgp and MAJ, AnA -, az
John Gfass and wife Maria, WiEiAn - -.
the heirs at Law Of Susan ShIs Ms -..,ya
dents Of this STATE; and q forthsr ~ -
that tie names Of - WS1Eh zss 80
helm 1t lag of David ROiADd. SarIh = - -,
Of Benjamin. BIZgs, ADD Der hu'o~h D,t r
arr nkn9ym IgV 81. .,I Is .
On mstion Of complainant. eo0n I,,ss. .,
Ordsrcd that they do sppezr here - -
mOBih sfteT tbs fourth weekly PnD's,c-. n ~
posting Of this order - the front g. :. ~
Court H0uss Of Ohio oOuHty and 40 :, !, e
may deem ~ 70 Rr1ssst tn'iT ieegsyyis.
SUIT rest AIIHAE BID" on
JIcoB & CGGKKE, ,,..,ts
SOls. for cSsapinnant. naH-
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state OF West virginia,

Wctsci County Circuit cOWi-Iyrl Ea'a
lsG-.
Patrick Mccullough and John liaCn 90 ~
ncrs In business under the hrm name VI Z
Mccullough l. Co, Joseph MuTs lslsI
Mccullough and John IagI1. ,o,p4-t'' .
business snder the hfIn nar' ~ j NwT't
Co William Kinney aud james hilIfI e.
partners In ,usiuess under iLr bim hl.f
Kinney & Co, complainauts
".
Levi SLerman, administrator II tho -say
Allen q. Brown, deceased, Jus"phH' i-Ih
Margaret Brown, the wiloN 81 sah A.b'
Brown, deceased, Silas Taught and Jal4 =
HIS wife. David Barr and Samantha, b. on.
Remembrance iIaTr and BililA b" ~
Jeremiah Glover and Eliza glover, brEh
JessO Brown and Nancy Bell Brown 'Ai'a'''
and heirs at law OF said Alien q BfoEl 70
ceased. 10 CEaBnT
1--WE OBJECT on THIS sun II ~ ~
L force the lien Of a, jSdgpcht ftSo,,H's
cOmpiainanta against Allen 9. BrpEn d.+s--
b. the sale Of certain tract VI land 90 "'l.
cOUnty, Wet Virginia containing AIN
acres aud owned By said Allen 70. brosn -.
And II Appearing from an affidavit 80 -.
this cause, that Nancy Bill BroNn ons
defendants In the above cause. "a Dol &c %.
liant VI this State, IL IL Orisr'd, % nsu1
the cOmplaiBants by their attorney lsH = y.
Nancy Bell Brown appear here Hl'ah
moRth after the Publication Of ti5s siasl, - !.
de what l. necessary 10 protect her iHtfI s--.
this suit, and that this order IN pnbss,sre -,
a week for four successive weeks 10 The s"'.
1870 REoJsTER, q newspaper printed 10
West Va. and posted Oh th" itoHi -
Wstzel County COmt House foI Alks -.
Testc FRIEND tyAt
w. " HoGE, an
Atty for Compliments 1aii i"a''