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Gaftion Salfs.
SIIEItIFF,S SALE

By virtue of writ of Ficri Fnciae IN nm. ,,,,
,n snu uenvercd: VIII be sold THIS DAY. ths ;ti,
9ay oi september next, at northeast corner of H..
Courthouse between ii o'clock A. NJ and a T. n
Al inc right, title and interest or the defendant T.,
PLAN NrA1ION, situate n the Parish of 81 Ilnn,. -
and ST. Dennis. and known as 'I,ull Head r,,,
tanning about 64l acres BOUNDED souihwest ant
sastwardly on lands now or lato OF Colonel Thon,..
nnGreVcn. west on lands now late of Alexandor
Capcrs. " .'' w WIZ.
Levied on and to be sold as tho property of Aaron
Logan, at the suit OF E DeTreyilIc
Terna cash. r W Ar nIouev
Sopt6 ma " III nhe nEi,
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Dnuo LABELs.-Wo dosiro to call tho alton.
tion OF druggists in tho city and throughout
the State 10 tho peculiar facilities Of THE NEWS
Job Office for printing oil kinds Of drug labels,
prescription blanks, &C., at tho shortest notice.
and in style unsurpassed anywhere in tho
country. Our stock of cuts, borders and fancy
type is unusually largo and choice. Call aud
examine specimens OF work.
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GDoRaIA Rxonufrs yoa CusA.-The Arns+i. !.
Gus Courier. Of Wednesday, says co,nsidar,bis
nuDnun was created In that city ct noon on
Wednesday. BY the capture OF throaeFould.
dsf udsrs OF the Island Of Cuba. Il Is SUP
posed there were some twenty or moro young
gentlemen IN the eIpedition. bound for tho
Florida coast. The parents Of fcar Of the par.
tles teiegraphed to that -poiot, and the mar.
ishai succeeded 10 srrestins three Of them-the
cothsr escapins b dextrous aank rnoyament.
They will b Hstnrusd 70 Their parents in Hs-
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The ARSON CAsE.-Molfe Blewitt, who was
arrested upon the charges of beating another
woman and putting lighted torch under said
womfn's house, was acquitted OF the last
and bound over to keep the peace on the
first charge. Mollie then preferred charges
against corporal OF one Of the companies Of
the garrison here, asserting that ho had stab
bed her. The corporal gave security 10 ap-
pear before the State Ceult, rg
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ANOTHER DEAD BABY.-On Saturday last,
while some children were playing in cellar of
i house on the east side Of Coming, between
wentworth and Beauialn streets, thoy found o
herring box partially buried. It was broken
open and tha corpse OF young babe found.
Coroner Whiting was notified und held an in.
quest, the jury returning as verdict that the
death was occasioned from some cause to them
unknown.
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HE NEWS going to the country can receive
their fayorite paper by mail, daily. at seventy
hve cents o month. by addressing note, with
the0 subscription, to our publication Office.
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NEW SEA ISLAND Corros. s.-There was rs.
oeved on Saturday last, BY our factors, four BAGS
of the new crop Of south Carolina sea leland cot
ton, a. follows: One bag grown BY Mr.. aeuige
maraseller. Edlsto Island. consigned to ". U.
Courtney d Co.; one bag grown by Mr.. Ed
ward Whsley, Edlsto. and one grown by Lam
caster d Howe. Wsdmslam. both consigned to
= Fraser b Dill ono ba9 grown on James Island
oy George Habsnieht, and conaisned TO Vim.
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A MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL was played
Saturday afternoon between the Pacific and
Oharleston clubs. on tho lot at the corner Of
Broad and Rutledge streets. The Pacific club
was victorious, the score standing thirteen for
the Pacif and three for tho Charleston club.
After the game, the defeated Juveniles pre-
sented the ball to the victors. aad invited them
TO partake OF supper, which invitation was
accepted. and the little fellows had "hieh
old time"
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MisftQansons.
OAR NIAGEs AND nhRNEss q
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

The SUBSCRIBER Is HAPPY TO INFORM HIS
friends aud old customers that he has made arrange.
ments with the Celebrated Manufacturing Establish.
nent OF Msssrs McLear & Kendall for the supply Of
dispose OF the samo by the 18th Instant at the old
stand OF r. W. Gale No. 49, south side OF Wentworth.
street. and by strict attention to businoiH and LOW
anuance OF patronage he has received for the past
tmeny years. N. II. NATHAN.
oePte mwf3
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OHEAP ADVERTISING.

TIE CHARLEsToN NEWS, the circulation oi
which Is about twice az large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertising medium for oil business men,
For persons who want situations or servants;
who want houses OF apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles OF value.
THE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, We have
adopted the following scale OF oHBAp ADvEn-
TIsEMENrs, payment for which must invariably
be made ,ohen The order is siuen:
Advertisements of situations wanted by or
offered to Clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
mon, mechanics, house-sorvants, porters, chop.
boys, cooks and washers; bocrd and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
dot; articles lost or found; houses, shops, Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants Of all kinds.
For oaoh insertion OF advertisements of tho
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words. .o5 cents
Z" FoUR LINES or 90 words. ....4O Z"
Z" FIVE LINES or 40 words. "
All advertisements to be inserted at these
ratos must be prepaid and delivered at THE
News Office by 9 p. NJ.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, SEPTEMBER 4 AND g.
Paoifion Hotei.-W. n. Buckingham, Born.
vol, s. c.; NJ. G. Hall, South Carolina; J. n,
Humlert, A. M. Izar, Johns Island; w. f,
Rice, City; w. G. Smith, Johns Island; ".
Carson, Monck's Corner; @. Il. Wright, L. D.
Wright, Beaufort; 8. Lakoy and wife, William
Nus, Mrs. K. Perkins, Augusta, Ga; g. W
Sprake. Webster, N. O.; j. f. Eseman, Colum.
bia, 8. c.; II. 3. Van Ness and vile, Beaufort
3. O.; A. III. Kirkland, Southern Express Com.
pany; E. 81. Brooks, City; HRS Anna Malone
Tennessee; V. Wallace, Salisbury, N. c.; AZ
Jacobs. Manning, 8. c.; NJ. Q. Hall, South Car
olina; J. II. Chambers. Chester, s. o.; z. F
Saunders. Southwest Georgia; F. Howard, sa
vanuah, Ga.
Charleston Hotet.-P. L. Henig, D. Callahan
South Carolina; q. Anderson, Steamship
Charleston; Alfred Williams, South Carolina
Henry w. Hllard, Georgia; G. W. Shakerf ord
Augusta; s. @. Dobas, 8. II. Hunter, Athens
Georgia; W. H. Sally. Aiken; HRS. O. A. Platt
Miss L. Platt, Augusta, Ga; w. J. DeTreyille
B. M. shulor. orangsburg; Irvine K. Chase
Baltimore; ]. J. Fairly. City; Charles W
Campbell, New York; P. a. Scott, Laurenp
WI. Frisbie, Boston; M. Pollitzer, Beaufort
8. C.;James Bridge, Jr., City; D. Rawls, Geor
gia; Z. G. Wiss.
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Arms roR THE Mono Hni11A.-Dsputy Con.
stable Kennedy arrived In Hamburg few days
aince, with hls quota OF arms for kcott's negro
militia at that point. Tho Augusta Constitu-
tionAlist understands that about forty Winches-
ter rifes-eixtsen shooters-haye bean distri-
buted, and that night drills are now the ssnsa-
;tion among scot's bravo woolly-heads.
whom he thinks can be educated to Eight
nobly" against the good order and peace Of
the State.
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TIE steamer Emile will recoive freight this
day and leave for Georgetown ct 2 p. M!,,
weather permitting.
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H A II L h s.ToE II IoTE l.
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS FlRsT0LAss HOTEL. SITUATED IN A
pleasant location, and in the business portion of the
city, renders It tho moit desirable Hoel for either
permanenter transient guests. lhe Recommendations
arc unsurpasfed having extensive suites elegantly
furnished apartments for families aud single gentle.
nosn. The proprietor VIII endeavor 10 maintain the
niah Leputaiion ertoyed BY the Charleston as :
nratcaes house, AND NO EFFORT sil be spared TO dc.
serve continuance OF tAe liberal patronage hersto
The best Of Livery accommodations will DO found
adjoining the estsbishmontt 1sfg . FTs .
The house u supplied with tho celebrated Arte.
sian Water. Of which delightful bs,hs can be hal
either dsy or night ,sss 7s57is, b. JAcKsoE.
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Auction sales This Day.

f. W. NJ. MAoKEY. sheriff, viii sell between
II and 8 O'Clock, at the Courthouse, plantation
in st. Thomas and st. Denis.
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BUSINESS xor1oss.

READ in another column the advertisement
OF N. Il: Nathan.
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DAILY NEWS.

Largest tCircuIation.-TlHE DAILY NEWS
BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
co6NIzED As HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cULATIoN IN THE CiTY OF CHARLESTON.
f0BLiSHESTHE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
lN0sIN TIE P0sToFEYCE AT 7At END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PR0YIS-
IONS OF THE NEW P0SToFFYCR LAW
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Gne Arts.
DHOTOaRAPH COLur,INa,

PHOTOaRAFH COLOrtING.
PERSONS WISHING 70 HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted With care and taste can have their orders
promptly hred BY leaving them 8. Hoinc.' Boob
Ho.se. Written directions should In eseh csse -
given As to the style Of oo'orin8 preferred.
July 20 smoss
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The JEWISH NEW YEAn.-At sunset yesterday
commenced tho Jewish Civil year. Tho festi-
val Is called Rosh Ha Shona, and is one Of the
most strictly observed OF oil tue holy days in
tho jewish Calendar. Tho year OF the Hebrews
is composed OF twelvo and occasionally of thir-
teen lunar months, OF thirty and twenty-nine
days alternately. The year begins in autumn,
as to the Civil year, and IN the spring as to the
Sacred year. The first month OF the Sacred
year, the seventh month OF tho Civil year, an.
swers generally to tho moon of March and
April. Tho fret Of the Civil year, which is to
be observed on Monday and Tuesday, includes
the Feast of Trumpets, in obedience to the
command-"In the Seventh month, in tho
first day of the month, shall ye have Sabbath
memorial Of blowing trumpets, a holy con.
vocation" Ali the synagoguos will bo opened
during the t"c days CT tho festival, aati among
the Hebrews the days will be strictly observed
by total suspension OF business and strict Mt !.
ten,ion to tho religious duties cnjoinod by the
Rabbis. The New Year also commences tho
ton day, OF pcnitence, the last of which is CALI
cd tho "Yom Kipur'' or day OF atonemeut.
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THE Boat RACE.-By halEpast Eve O'Clock
Saturday afternoon, quite large number OF
ladies and gentlemen had assembled on the
Battery, to witness tho proposed raco between
tho boats Oriole aud B!acksnake. Thero was
stiff breeze blowing and heavy sea rolling,
aud it was generally believed that the boats
would be unable 10 pull over the course marked
out, viz: from the White Point buoy to point
three quarters OF a mile distant off tho Battery,
to be marked by the boat Louly. Yet the crews
determined to ascertain for them selyos, and o
little before sft pulled out towards the buoy,
but were soon convinced that it was alu ost
impossible to have the race as designed, and,
at the suggestion OF the judges, concluded to
have the race up the river, and accordingly
rowed to Chisolm's mill. Tbsir destination
WAS unknown to tho assemblage on the Bate
ry, and the report being circulated that the
race was postponed, the people, about half.
past six O'Clock, dispersed.
The boats reached tho mill about six o'clock.
and the judges, Captain James Fraser, start
ing judge for the Oriole, and Mr. L. Chisolm
for the BIacksnake; MessIs. F.: J. Poroher, w.
G. DeSaussure and J. F. Mathewes, deciding
judges, agreed that the race should be from
Ohisoim's wharf TO point marked by the Lou
ly, just beyond the New Bridge, the distance
being about mile. It was also decided that
as the Blacksnake had only six oars, while
her opponent had eight, she should be allowed
six seconds.
The crews were: Mr.. John ". Lewis, Jr.,
coIswain; d. D. Parker, stroke; William G..
Webb, r. III. Means, j. p. DeSaussure, n, N,
Parker, J. a. Roper, Il. a. Desaussure, j. R.
Mathewes, Of the Oriole. William Coffin, coz
swain; q. B. Bull, stroke; George Edwards, N.
simons, q. r. Simons, g. @. Gaillard, w. A..
PrinRle, OF the Blaoksnake.
Shortly after six o'clock the signal to start
was given by the firing OF pistol. The oriole
made q half length at the first Jump, aud con-
tfnued to gain. When half way she was about
six lengths ahead, aud at the terminus was
nearly one hundred yards in advance. The
time made was: Oriole, minutes 15 seconds:
Blaoksnske, 2 minutes and 10 seconds, the
Oriole winning by 49 seconds.
q There were very few spectators, and conse-
quentiy there WAS not MS much excitement as
at the late international race, but still there
WAS considerable excitement and enjoyment to
those who were present. We hope, that the
race will be repeated at an early day.
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Il MODEL NEGRO MAGISTRATE.

A WHITE MAN COMMITTED TO JAIL BECAUSE
BE DOES NOT TAKE his HAT OFF.
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T,o CONTRACTORS. LUMBER MEN
L AND SHIPBUILDERS.

All NOW PREPARED TO EXECUTE PROMPT.
LY, upon the shortest notice. orders for SOUTHERN
YELLOW PINE, POPLAR, HICKORY, GUM and
toher hard wood of any dimon sions delivered In tho
ity OF Charleston. clean and bright. equal to tho
best city sawed For further Information, apply to
Mr. E. n. BRODIE, Charleston, 3. @.
Johns Island Steam Saw Mil August lat, 1863
August 2 mthImo
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings This Day.

Meetings This Day.
solomon's Lodge. at 8 P. III.
st. Andrews Society, at 6 P. M.
Palmetto Fire Company, at M.
Charleston Mechanic Society, at 8 PM.
Mechanics Union, No. 1, at P. NJ:
Charleston Rifle Club. at 8 P. NJ.
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Qsw Qualifications.

RUssELL's BOOK STORE.
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DuROLINE AND PORTABLE
GAS LIGHT.

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY CALLS
the attention Of the public to the above named
orders It is claimed for this Light chat IL is supe
rtor to Kerosene or any other Illuminating Oils
that II Is NonexposIve, and that II givos light al
most equal to that of Coal Cas- and Is Just as cheap
ae Kerosene.
sample may be seen at No Boyce's Wharf, and
full information given by
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There is needed broom both long and
strong to sweep ont the stables OF South Car
olina Radicalism. No sooner is one crime ex-
posed than another demands attention; nc
sooner is one instance of Radical ignorance
in high places brought to light than new
batch require to be put on exhibition. Gov
ernors, Congressman, Judges, State legisla-
tors and census-takers have had their turn,
and now a colored magistrate comes to judg-
ment. ~" Lst "
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

WEST VIRGINIA:
A Trulcs held in the clerks Office of the Cir
N cui, Court Of Lewis county, on tile first
Monday in July, 1869.
Nathan Roger, P'anitW,
rs. III cHaaeery,
John S. Lille. de-, defendants.
The object Of this suit is to obtain : decree
against the defendants for 455 90, with inter
est thereon from the Goth of August, 1866, being
balance due for the purchase Of . Tract of ! 10
acres ofland in Lewis county, on Sand FOX Of
tic West Fork. And II appearing by affidavit.
filed that the defendant, William Gibson, is
not resident Of this State, and he not appear
ing, il is ordercd'that he do appear here within
one month aflsr the first publication of this or.
der, and do what may be ncccsss-y TO project
his interest in this suit.
a copy testc:
G. A, JACKSON, Clerk.
Geo Cozad, Solicitor.
inlv 12.4t
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THE NEW YORK MERCURY FOR 1860.

TNHE NEW YORK MERCURY FOR 1860.
The 3lst volume Of this popular weekly
will commence viii, The New Ycar, and tho pro-
prie,ors propose TO make II the most brilliant,
varied nnd entertaining budget Of current liter
azure lipt Eas.evcr Bccn submitted 10 he public
IN tue form Of FANNY NewspapSSr Letter r or.
magaglncs will grnee its columns; and, already
in advance o. all contemporaries Of its class in
size and amount Of reading matter, it is intended
that II shall eclipse them all in every department
Of literature included in the proliIamme Of a
frst-ra,c Household journal.
The leading feature Of the new volume will -
powerful story by Miss ". 4. BIlKDD0S.
author of Oscar Bertrand, "Nobody's .Daugh
ter" "Tke 0utcasis," etc. ETC., and one Of the
most popular novelists Of the day, entitled,
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r ANDS FOR SALE Good Farming lands
L. partly in cultivation, aud the balance in
woods, for sale in lots TO suit purchasers, siua-
ted in Lewis county, on the Stann,onand Par
kcrsbnrg Turnpike, miles from Weston; and
in Calhoun county, on The Little knnawlla river
and on the Pike, near Gran,svle. Liberal
terms; Apply 10 or address
FREDERIC FOUSE, Agents for the hers of
F. X. Fousc, decd. at Weston. n3l-m6
AIOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE " WARMED
IN against trusting my son, MICH l. WIN
TIERS. as he has left inc without any cause, and
| therefore will not bc responsible for any debts
Of his contracting. ANDREW WINTERS
West Union; June 20, 1869.
jy5.3t
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Ii GIANTS administration cou!a' be
properly unna!ized, it would be found to
contain about part Of dog pups, I smoke
] bigger and the balance bond holders,
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AMAs Zone Of. the new.appointecs)
called on lawyer to be qualified fcIsome
petty Office. The lawyer said to him
"IIold up your hand. III swear you,
~, alteration cOul'nt quality you."
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Senator Fcssendea privately announces
Two tbings-ons, bis contempt for Grants
administrator nnd second, his intention
soscut loose from politics a. the end Of his
4. m,
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EVERYBODY

Should keep constantly within their reach those
invaluable remedies to successfully combat dis
sue Roback's Blood pils, lsobarks S,om-
nch .ittcrs, and l.oback's Blood Purifier, they
arc inflllible in the diseases for which they are
recommended. +. N. CnALfANT,
Sole agent for Lewis Cousy
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Tvs Philadelphia Post say: FLORIDA
has ratified the fifteenth. amendment. The
soul Of John Brown is marching on" No
doubt Of it. 1t represents the devil in
shape ei the Jacobin party. which is
marching to its "own place" as rapidly as
possible,
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Soda, Spices, Canned Fruits,
TOBACf0 AND CIGARS, .
ALES, WINES, BRANDY
AND WlltSKEY.
Centre Street, Weston, West Virginia
A good assortment Of Groceries always kebt
on hand. produces bought and sold. The best
quality ofliquots for sale, inqnandtics 10 suit
purchasers. Wheeling stogies, fins cigars. and
The best grades of Tobacco always on hard.
Store-one door above the l,ask.
aprg7.tf
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WEST VIRGINIA..

WEST VIRGINIA..
4 7 Rules held in The Clerks Office Of the
~ cireuit court of Brax,on county, on the
iirsl Monday in June, 1869
Homer A. Holt, Special
Commissioner, copprt.
Cornelius 5. Hurley, Sam In Maacey
nel E. Wyer, James A,
Boggs and John Giren,
deenduS,
The object of Ibis Bills to resell tract Of
land containing ll7 acres, situate, LING and
being in the CO unity OF llaxton, on Birch river
for cash in baud, to satisfy the complainanls
debit being the sane land that was sold by
complaina, as commissioner in pursuance Of 4
decree of the circuit court Of Brax'on county.
in favor of John J. Keencr agaius, John kecners
heirs, and purchased by the defendant, G. >.
Hurley
And /, appearing by affidavit fled, that the
defendant Coz nelius S. Hurley is not u resident
OF this state, and he not appearing, On motion
OF the complainant, il is ordered that he do al,-
pear herr within one month after due publica-
lion of this order, and due posting Of copy OF
this order II, the front door of the court house
of Braxton county, aud do what is necessary
10 protect his interest interest in this suit.
Tcstc:
N. b. SQUIREs, Clerk.
II. A. Holt, Attorney.
july 26.4t
WEST VlRGiNlA:
A T rules held in the clerks ofie Of the cir
n cult court ofBax,on county, on the frs,
Monday in June, 1870.
Homer A. Holt, Special
commissioner, comprt.
Cornelius S. Hurley and
Samuel E. Nyer, def.
The obJcc Of this Bill Is to resell tract OF
land, for cash in hand, situate, lying md l,c-
ing in the county Of Braxion, containing loo
acres, on the waters of little Birch river, 10 sa,
isfy the compliments debit being the same
land tllat was sold by complainant Holt, con.-
missioner, in pursuance Of decree OF the circuit
court Of Braxlon county. in favor Of John
Brown, complainant against the heirs at law Of
VIM. Brady, deceased, aud purchased by the
defendant Q. S. liz ley.
And il appearing by affidavit fled, that the
defendant Corncl;rsS. Hurley is not resident
Of this state, aud he not appearing, on motion
Of the complainant, it is ordered tina, he do APP
pear e.ewi,hin one month after due publica-
uon of this order, and due posting Of a copy Of
this order at the front door Of the court house
Of l'raa,on county, and do what is necessary 10
protect his interest in this suit.
Testc:
N. B. SQU1RES, Clerk.
Fl. ~ HOLT, Attorney.
july 25-4t
WEST VIRGINIA.:
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

George Ross, Plf. !,
as
William Morley,
lloyd Lopndes, John j. In Chanee'y
Daris, trustee, H. C. Hale,
and HcnryB cnnon trustee
rTNhc parties in the above named cause will
take notice that ! have fixed upon the lo'h
day Of Augut 1869, at my ollice in the town Of
Weston, Lewis county West Virginia, tocxccu's
the order Of reference made in this cause at the
May Term 1863, by which order an. required
to ascertain and report tile liens on the real es-
tate Of the defendant VIM. Monkey, in the bill
and proceedings mentioned, their amounts,
character, dhtcs, order ard prioriiics. together
with any other matter deemed pertinent by my
self, or specially required By the parties orethe,
Of them.
Given under my hand this 18th day of May,
1863. WM l.. DUNNlNGTNN,
Conn. circuit court Lewis county, W Va.
n46-4t. ..I
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W.RMouru, Of Louisiana. proposes to
migrate back to his native Illinois, when
his Carpet-bag Governmslip comes to an
end. providing certain indictments expire
by the statute of limitations in time.
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