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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-01-21
jan 2l-w3
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Wayne county, on the first
Monday in January, 1869.
Jacob Raw, VS. Mrs, Mary T., Duval, Mrs,
Minerva a Sanders, in her own right and as
Devisce and Exccuirix Of the last will and ie5-
lament Of Samuel Sanders, deceased, Charles
Dqya, and Joseph b, Duyal.
This day came the complainant By his coun.
sci. and the object Of this suit being 10 spccif.
caly execute contract for the sale Of certain
tract Of land on merck, ,llSt. acres.l in
Wayne county, West Virginia, and to obtain
conveyance OF same. Aud happening by an
aliiIayitdlrd with the papers OF this cause,
that said Mary /. Duval, Minerva A, Sanders,
Charles Duyal, and Joseph D. Duyol arc non,
residents Of this State, on motion of the com.
plainant's counsel it is therefore ordered that
they appear here within one mouth after due
publication of this order aud the posting there.
Of and defend their interest in the premises.
Tcs.e; IS, BLOSS, Clerk.
&c Wheeler Moore, Kline {. Moore, soils.
jan 2l-iw.
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On -WENT VIRGINIA:

. U VI W Ia NlhNlN y.
At Rules held in the Clerks oAice Of the
Circuit Court Of Wayne county, on the first
Monday in January, 1869
William A Defor, VS. Betty Ann Ferguson
late Betty Ann Mainard, late widow aud Will.
son Damon, Emeline Damron, Harvey Dam.
ron, Polly Ann Damron, John Smith, AIilly
Smith, Rhodes Mad, Sarah Mad, Samuel Mai
nard, lessee Mainard, Dizzy Mainnrd, Owen
Mainard, Moses Mainard, heirs Of James Main.
ard, deceased
This day came The complainant, by his coun.
sci, and the object of this suit being to enforce
a judgment lien and to subject the real estate
of the defendants to pay judgment OF the
complainant for the sum ogS43 As, with inter
est thereon from September 1861. And it ap.
pearing by an affidavit fled with the papers OF
this cause, that said Wilson Damron, Emcline
Damron, John Smith and Milly Smith are non
residents of this State. On motion Of complsi.
nant's counsel, it is ordered that they do ap.
pear here within month after due publication
of this order and the posting thereof, aud de.
fend their interest in the premises.
Testc: ELS. BLOSS, Clerk.
Jos G Wheeler, sol uau2l-4w
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TRUSTEES SALE

DY virtue Of deed Of Trust made by 10.
ID seph S. Downey and wife to nc, dated
the stu day Of May, 1868, and Of record in the
office Of the Recorder Of Mason county. West
Va, ia Deed Book No. 81, folio $50, 2s3 and
2S4 shall on Monday. January 25,h, 1862 at
10 o'clock in the morning, at the Front Door OF
the Court House in the Town Of Point Pleas
ant, Mason county, West Virginia, proceed "a
sell to the highest and best bidder, the follow.
ing described property or so much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the amount due and
named below, TO wit:
A certain tract Of land situate on the banks
of the Ohio River, about one and one-lourth
miles below Letart Falls, containing one hun,
dred acres more or less Also the Northwest
half OF Lot No, Fourteen az in Mason City,
Mason county, West Va, said half Lot having
Front on Brown Street OF Forty (40) feet and
extending back an even width Of Two Hun
dred Feet
TERMS OF SALE; Thirteen hundred and
Eighty Five Dollars and Fourteen Cents, with
interest from the 9Th day Of July, 1868, and
cos Of sale.
Selling as Trustee shall convey only such
title as is vested in me.
A.G. ROBINSON, Trustee.
jan. 7-3w.
J'The above sale has heen pos t-poned until
Monday, the 9Th day of February, 1869.
A. G. ROBINSON, Trustee.
jan 2l-w3
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sTATE on WEsT YIRGIN1A:

o. y y VT L9 NlhNlNlA'
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Cours Of Wayne county, in the month
OF january, 1869.
JOHN B. Smith, Us Owen Adkins, Charles
D, Locknrl and Thomas S. ireland. IN Chan
Gerry.
This day came The complainant by his coun.
sci, and tho object of this suit being to onioin
The collection of acertan judgment obtained
at the November term OF the Circuit Court Of
Wayne county, forlSGs, by The defendants
against the complainant for the sum Of $500
And it appearing by an affidavit filed with the
papers of this cause, that said Owen Adkins,
Charles o. Lockard aud Thomas S. Ireland.
are non'residents OF this State, on motion Of
comPlaiEun's COUNSEL it is ordered that they
do appear here within one month after due
publication of this order and posting thereof
and defend their interest in the premises,
Tesl2: j.. S. BLOSS, Clerk.
J CWhoaler j. John Burns, soils iian2l.4w
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PATRIOTISM IN RELIGION.

The following excellent nrlicle from
Ihe Philadelphia Press, has been handed
to US, with the request TO publish it.:
II has been our pleasant duty at up,
propria,o intervals to chronicle efforts
made by the Society OF Friend, in behalf
of those ofihoir number residing ia the
Southern States, and who for their love
Of country and God we're made to suffer
stripes BY the deviish spri, Of rebellion,
Space will not allow a record of the hu.
utilities to which the weollhiesl aud best
settlements Of North Carolina and Ten
nesSoa were subjected, nor will it admit
a proper tribute 10 that patience and
long suffering which sustained these
people while passing through the fiery
furnace of affection. Weho not to do
With that quiet religion which is SO po
tent 10 sIeoIug the heart against out
rage; which when ioully smiLIsn upon
the right cheek maekl5 turns the left;
which in anguish asks Tor the forgive
ness its enemies, "boCauss they know
not what they do" All this belongs to
conscience and the inside ,church-tho
temp,e which is within the heart,
But where it appears in the outward
conduct of the professor where it affects
his relationship With man and bis bear.
ing toward the Government; whore the
GOD spirit prompts and intensifos and
beauties every humanitarian project;
where, in word, the enthusiasm OF re.
ligion, be it never SO unosteutntious, cul
inmates 10 truly patriotic ardor, then
tho publicist hga to with its lessons.
The most direful calSmi;ies berel the
Quake comm luities of the two States
mentioned during the war. That Of
North Carolina was we'll nigh broken
up, and many in des!i,liiou found, their
wayto Northern ports, whilN others
abandoned sacked houses and wendell
their way to the fairerfelds Of tho West.
The first arrival Of the prosecuted at
Baltimore was the signal for an aid or.
gauization. The work which began in
charity aud which looked to the tempo.
rary relief Of distress, almost instantly
took broader scope, The simple cI.
,oHsioaoC aid was ono thing, and tho
/ pCrpelusIion aud extension of creed
aud Iibahy.Ioving principles was anolh.
er, q Cogn1ts aud no-loss-importanl one.
The Grs! was the prompting of humani,
Iy, or, jtpreiorable, the bloom Of the
gospel Injunction "Do unto oil men as
yc would they should do unto you,"
The latter was the sudden but fixed
resolution 10 save the evidences Of work
in spite Of the Oru'Nies of tho lovil -.
Had rebellion been allowed to break up
the meetings of the South, and drive in
CONSERVATION the best ci,izons from its
borders, There would have persisted an
arm Of the Church. and above oil there
would have persisted tho principle that
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NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
PoISr PLEASANT, ". Va.
January 9th, 1869.

To II, Reynolds Plaintifrand Marian Mansfield
ct. al. Defendants.
You are hereby notified. tina. I have 'ixed
upon the Sth day oi February, 1869, to take.
state and report at my Office, an account
"shcwing the price agreed to be paid to said
Reynolds, and where no price was fixed or
agreed upon, the fair and reasonable price Of
all work done by the complainant in the coun.
tY of Mason either for @. +. Mansfield in his
life, or for the New York aud Petroleum Com.
pony since his death; aud tho kind and char
acer Of the work done, the amount Of all pay
mrnts and credits on said work made either by
O. f. Mansfield or the said Company, and the
balance, il any, due The complainant for said
work either from O. L. Mansfield or said Com
pany, required to DO taken by decree Of tho
Mason Circuit Court rendered on the 3lst day
Of October, 1868, in suit in Chancery de-
pending in said Court, in which you arc par
lies complainant aud defendants, at which
time aud place you are required to attend,
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chanccry of the said Court the day and year
first Aforesaid,
jan law d. W, POLSLEf'
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LEGAL TENDER ACT.

The excitement regarding the decision
'of The Supreme Court on The legalten,
decreases is reviyiug in financial circles
aud to night there is a curroCs rumor
thasJustice Grier, Davis, Swayuc, and
Miller arc in favor of declaring the legal.
tsndsr acI constitutional, and that Jus
,!iOss Field, Clifford. aud Nelson are
against it, Chief Justice Chase is also
believed TO be 10 favor fit. 1t is not
yet known when the decision will be
rendered.
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NOTICE 10 CreditOrs.

A LII persons having open accounts with tho
n firm Of Cole 4 Bryan, are requested to
call at the old stand and settle Immediately,
either by cash or note, and save themselves the
expense Of sending an officer after them.
jan 2l-iw. COLE K BRYAN.
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Il cad.

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of
Ii goods Of the firm Of Cole & Bryan for the
purpose Of carrying on tho same business at
The old stand, hope to share liberal portion
Of the public patronage ! extend my thanks,
to the public generally, for the liberal patron
age extended to the old firm:
Respectfully,
jan2l-lw C.M.COLE.
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WAsH,SoroA, January 10.
sNErAlSo raAT NEEDS EXPLANATION.

s5EETHiSG THAT NEEDS EXPLANATION.
Facts seriously compromising the De-.
paFtmeWt Of the Interior, concerning the
the suIe oil 100000 acres of Cherokee
-lanls 10 James F, JOY, ct one dollar per
acre, have come to light. 1t appears
that after the sale to the Connecticut
Emigration Company was set aside, tho
Cherokee AgOntoud Delegation FLED a
protest with Secretary Browning against
any sale al less than sl.25 per acre, at
which sum they could secure purchasers,
The Secretary promised to heed the pro.
test, but subsequently, sold to JOY, with
out advertising, or evan aasjEyiag thc
Delegation.
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the SUFFRAGE ANEvDMEsr.

The Constitutional amendment making
suffrage universal, which was reported
in tho Senate to day, is much the same
a. that brough! into tho House the other
LAY from one ofthOir committees, which
Gov Boutwell, will call up some time
mex! week, The one in the Senate is
backed By petitions bearing nearly one
hundred thousand signatures.
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WEST VIRGINIA, SIS;
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Mason county, in the month
.ofJauuary 1863,
re. N. Lowell.
VS.. In Ch0nCCry;
Daniel Lewis
rglHE object Of this suit is to subject Lot No.
& 50 on 9TH street in Mason City, Mason
county, West Virginia, 10 the payment Of the
purchase money now due The complainant II.
Z. NJ Lowell, on the same and It appearing
By affidavit filed with the papers Of this cause,
that the defendant, Daniel Lewis, is a non.
resident Of the State Of West Virginia, it is or
dcred that he do appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order aud do what
is necessary to protect his interest in the prem.
ises. TCste
W. ". HARPER, Clerk,
10y y, W, Sisson, Deputy,
English, sol Liam A-wd.
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Diseolulion Notice.

TE'iB firm Of Cole & bryan, is this day dis
4 solved by mutual consent, NJ J. ". Bryan
retiring from the business. The business in
future. viii be conducted by O. VI. Cole.
Jan l9-lw COLE ( BRYAN.
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WEST VIRGINIA. IS:

WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of tia
"A Circuit Cour, Of Mason county in the month
of January 1850
lngaby Clifford who sues by)
her next friend, John D.
Clifford, In Chancery.
VS.
Julius Greenlce, Nancy c.
Grecnlee, George B. Greenlee, Emma F. Green
lee, Sarah G. Greenlee children and heirs at
law OF Clark Greenlee, deceased, and Elijah
kim5erling. Guardian of the infant defendants
The object of the above suit is to obtain an
assignment of dover in the estate of said Clark
Greenlec, deceased. in the county of Mason,
and State of West Virginia, in favor of said
Ingaby Clifford and itappearing by affidavit
filed in the papers of this cause that Julius
Greenleo one Of the defendants, is non.resi-
dent of the State of West Virginia, it is there
fore ordered that he do appear here within one
month after due publication of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect his interest in
the premises. Teste:
O. W. W. HARPER, Clerk.
by F. W. Sisson, Deputy.
Moore Il Kline, soils. Ian 7-4w.
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MISSISSIPPI AFFAIRS.

Gen. GilI0m finished his evidence 10
day before tho Recon strucIion Commit
tee, on the a0iirs of Mississippi. Many
Of Inc persons ber4 from that State have
gone homo, either tired of delay or sails
fed that Congress will not let them in
under tho election of last year.
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TIE FINANCES.

The Senate Committee on Finance is
maturing general bill which i,ptoposes
10 present, covering all the ground dean.
3 ed necessary to go over at this time. -
ltSKpecls tOroport some Time next week.
Little can be asrerLained 10 regard to lis
main features, except that the GVo.lwen.
ty question will DO treated upon the basis
Of the following resolution reported TO
the Senate LIST month by Mr.. Sherman;
Resolved, by The Senate, That neither
public policy nor tho good faith OF tho
nation. will allow the redemption Of the
..ho five twenty bonds until tho United
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States shall prefOrm its primary duty Of
paying its notes 10 coin, or making them
equivalent thereto, and measures should
be adopted by Congress 10 secure resump
lion OF specie payments at as early a
period as practicable.
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THE VIRGINIA CONSERVATIVES,

The Conservatives from Virginia are
molerating their tone a good deal with
10 tho las, Two or three deys and seem
in a fair way 10 accomplish something
They have not yet reduced THAR wishes
to writing. but, in privao conversation,
some of their Leading men say they will
60 for the new Constitution in thoir State
including negro suffrage, provided Con-
gross will interfere to have its most
procip!ive features removed, so that il
will exclude or disiraucbisa only such as
ore kept out BY the reconstruction acts,
and the Fourteenth Article Of the Ma
tionsl Constitution.
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WEST VIRGINIA. S..

WEST VIRGINIA, S.:
At Rules held in the Clerks OFF,. =,
Circuit Court Of Mason County, IN tbr ro. y. Gs
Of January, 1869. mn b
Charles Cruzct, I
Stephen Comstock, II.
Holt, c. o. Holt, W. W. In Chancsiy.
Holt, ]. B, Holt, aud S.
d. Webb.
UHE object Of the above suit is to fo,o,,..
l. Mortgage executed by Stephen Co rc,Je !
and wife, to Charles Cruzet, bearipp J a,n S
25th day Of January, 1867, recorded IN %
Recorders Office Of Mason county. We., WE ihe
ginia in Deed Book No. 20 folio ass AZ w,
to subject the real estate therein desSrb,S Su y
the payment Of the debt therein msn, ,SSu %
aud it appearing by affidavit filed , ANU. !
the papers Of this cause TINT thedefenJsU,s
H. Holt @. B. Holt, wv. Holt, ] r. b, Holt ~
S. D. Webb, are non residents of tbe S rua
Of West Yirsinia, it is ordered that thew do ~
pear here within one month after due pubIi up
ton Of this order, and do what is necessary ~
protect their interest in the premises. ="
Teste.
W. W. HARPER, Clert.
-, by +. W. Sisson, Deputy. ;
Englsh SOL Ian l4-wL
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TaE NEW YORK FRAUDS.

The House Committee on New Yotk
election frauds Efave returned here and
got an order for printing the evidence
they have taken. They will not make
up their report ill this matter is furnish.
ed them in print, so that they can ex-
anime it conveniently. X.
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Pay up your arrcanso, 70 this Office.
We need the money,
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JOHN VI. PHELpS)
B. GILMORE, BID OF Ed,
JAS. BARNETT,
WEST. VIRGINIA., SIS;


At Rules held in The Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court OF Mason colnty, in the month
Of January, 1863
r Alesbife, SURF ing partner Of
R. Alcsrc & " G. Andrews,
late partners, doing business
under he name aud style OF R.
Allshire Il Co.
Henry Buckley, william Il
Martin, S. T. GrcenIcy, Josarh In Ohancery,
Jewel, James Sweeney, A. r.
Thomas, Il L Fryer, John H
ravis.P. Edwards, David Dali
ley, Johns Cook, John A.
StGmhack George Miller, Al.
fred Gardner, John Cartwright,
j. a. Sheurer and the Strands
Run Petroleum. Mining and Man
uiac;Uring Company.
J'HE object Of this suit is 10 cnioin the
J. sllo OF certain Lois in tho Town of West
Columbia, and other real estate conveyed to
the Siraud's Run Petroleum Mining and Man.
ulacturing Company by Timothy Russell and
wife, by their dtod dated the 3lst day of Aug.
uSt. 1860, and recorded in The Recorders Office
OF Mason county in Deed Book No. -, pages
366 and 3G7, under decree rendered by the
Circui. Court of said county in aiccrtain suit
in Chancery therin pending in which Henry
Bicbley and others are complainauts and said
Strands Run Petroleum Mining and Manu-.
featuring Company is defendant, and to sub
iect the said real estate 10 the payment Of
debt due the complainant rs surviving partner
OF Il. Aleshrc d Co., of S5l3 II, with its in.
lerests and costs. And it appearing by afi.
davit fled with tho papers Of this cause, that
Henry Aickley. William II. Martha, S. T..
Greenly, Joseph Jewel james Sweeney. A. R
Thomas, H, j, Fryer, John a Davis P Ed.
wards David DALEY. John Cook, john A
Samback, George L Miller, Alfred Gardner,
John Cartwright and Shearer. defendants
in said suit are non.residents Of the Stale Of
West Virginia, it is ordered that they do ap-
pear here within one month after due publica
ten of this notice and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in the premises.
Teste: W. W. HARPER. Clerk
By F. ". Sisson, Deputy.
English sol, Ian I4-w4