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Sheriff. S Sales.


:. one OF $40 acres more orlcss, in SAME
County, bounded BY lands of YIN. Knots.
Mrs. Rcdman, Lewis GoodWin, g. W Wiret-
stone aud tracl 4 hereafter described.
3. One or 27Gl acres mbre OR less in same
County, bounded by lands of &. NJ. whct.
sohe, Bamberg Pound Jos. Knots. LOWS
Goodwin and slid tract g.
4 And one other tract of 1894 acres more or
Ices, in same County, bounded OIL lands of
"ri. Knots, tracts aud 3, q. NJ. Whet-
stonc Ann lnabinct, Samuel ulmcr, Sarah
Stucklafid and Jane Muck
BY consent of the Judgment Crediio ors, tho
sale will nc for ouc-third cash, tho balance in
two equal annual instalments, secured by
bond with interest from date, payable annu-
all with mortgage of tho premises, and
covenant for resale and collection of the
whole amount upon first breach OF the bond.
Purchasers to pay for papers, st,mps and re-
eording--but with the privilege Of paying
all cash.
II. RIGGS,
dec lid s. U. G.
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GEo. w. CAsPENTER,s
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT or sAR:
SArARILLA
GEO. n. CIPPE4STER'.S 8

COMPOUND FLUHi EXTRACT OF DucHU
Thesc Celebrated Preparations, originals
introduced l'y Geo. v. Carpenter, under the
pStronasS 81 tile medics. faculty, have been
so long extensively used by physicians and
others, that they arc generally known for
their intrinsic value, and can be relied on as
hsing most valuable remedies in all cases
where SarsapRrilla or Bucla are applicable.
ani canuot be too highly recommended.
They arc prepared in highly concentrated
form, so az to render The dose small and con-
vcniont. Orders by mail or otherwise will
receive prompt stientiua.
GEO. W.CARPENTER, 0ENSZEY & CO.,
Wholesale Chemicsl Y.atehoiisc.
No. 5aT Market street, FhijadelphiS
Tor sale by uUkES & sIicERR. aud r.. &.
oLIFRRoS, 0ranSeburs. 3. c.. and p0WIE
y dulSE, Wholesale Agents, Charlestsa, &.
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The State OF South Carolina,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
CorSTY oP OaAHGIBuRa

NptNli of OHAHUEBUNG
C. a. Stalcy; II. W. S,alcy.
NJ. G. Clmcr, T. b. Sialry. ana Copy
Anna -. Cutler AMI l.. lane Sjumn,rns.
Cutler, Plain. Hs
Against Fur lcli. (.
j. Wesley Iiouser an
his wife, Defenda 10 Ss.s,'
To the Defendant:
J. Wesley Honser aud Rachel Iourser.
NroU ARE II ; T stan r., .1.
Il required asswte i.,. . ~, f.,.
th!ssaeuons wilica 81. alrd IA n o.icy al ;i.e
Slc,is0i Comtnon :ie-sstc, q sa;d County.
AID @"ssfSe asc ~ ssi answt. to .nes
$50 co'"p AN rib
days after the asrI... h.t
the day OF such ser, A.
answer tie comp!a;r witt
said the plaintiff "a - u 80.
the Cont for tkd re.i dem N. 49, ,.n
paint
Dated 0rangebu 6 DecemberSh lS7c.
NELSON'S x LEGARS,
I2LAR & DiBBLE,.
Plaintiff Attorneys
certify that the abovo Summons is pub
lshcd under order OF ths Judge OF PRO
bntc for the County which extends the M.a4
for answer TO six wecks.
Sth December 1870:
GEORGE BubITEH,
dec io-St C. C. O. c..
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E.,' "a'k"'l thus y are being redeemed
~ nc nt 'oar "rs Of each.
.nn - 3n,
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: In pursuance TO an order 10 me directed
by the Honorable Thad G. Andrews Judge Of
the probate Court, win cxpose to public.
QUERY on saledny IL January next, the fol-
lowing tract OF land, viz; 49, sf..rj
All that tract or parcel of land situate and
lying aud being in the County OF oratigcdtrr
and Stale aforesaid. containing SIXTY acres
more or icsseand bounded by, lands OF -
Weeks, George l.. Smith, and swar,z Hun
gcrpelcr.. t - @-@ ~
Terms.-Onchalf cash. balanceon Il credit
Of one year, purchaser 10 give bond and
mortgage, hearing intcres, rum day of sale,
parable annually, With eovensnt for re
sale ON ashreanh Of the condition of said
bond also topay FOR papers aud stamps.
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ALSO

One traei of land containing 422 acres
more or less, bounded by lands OF 4. -.
Griffith, jesse utsey, Ailen Shulcr, \. Smell
anu Rcbecoa Cvliier:
Alsb tile remainder of thc tract contain
ing 40 acres more or less, Bounded by lands
CT 7. p. Shulers ID. Dantzler. Middleton Bull,
Calhoun Shulcr C.. Shnler, after taking therca
from 2ST acres including the buildings,
which was set apart MS Homestead for II
Glern Shulcr. ssza
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IN THE CouRT .oF PRoB..TE

In pnrsuarce TO an orilci to me directed by
the henorah!e Thaa. {. Andrews, Judge OF
the Probate Court, l. will expose to ntiblis
outefy tst salesday in Jatitary next, the fol.
lowing tract vix;.s -
All that Plantation or tract of land lyinr
IN the lower part of 81 Matthews Parisil,
oranscburg County, containing three nun.
dred aud six,y-onc acres, more ar less
bounded by +. Hart. J. Sellers, K. Banister,
W. Evans, 81. Dantzler, and L. ". yogtsa
sTerms--one-thitd cash, 1.-The balance nav.
able in one and two years, secured by ucad
AMI mortgage With intcrcst from day o' sale
sw''i Seofei'r,s,t fer reAaie PURCHASERS 10 RAY
for papers end STAMPS.
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OBITUARY.

DlED-On Smiths Run, In Lewis county, Of
disease OF the heart, April 9Th 1870, Dir.
ABRAM SMITH, aged % yesrs, 9 months aud
le days.
Mr.. Smith was born in Pendlston comfy,
Virginia, July 10. 1900, And was brought to this
COUNTY Then Harrisol) In 1904, By bis parents
whom this country was, comparatively, wilder
ness, where he has sin &C lived until the time 81
his death. Hs wasi sturdy son Of toll, end
commenced bis career unttr rather adverse cir
cunstautess Al that early period there was net
the facilities 10 assist labor that art ENJOYED by
the present generation |; but Notwithstanding all
the disadvantages with which he was surround
ed, by bis un.iriag industry, ecenohy anil per-
severance be lurhoua.sd srery difficulty, and
acquired a competency for bis family, besides
leaving 10 his children handsome fortunes. Bis
.x,mpl. /, worthy sfini alton. he was ! mai
II marked integrity. lie has helped to build up
eur county, and make II what It's to-day.
Ills family and the community has beer bsrsft Of
a m.mber whose place will be hard TO supply,
for he was kind hearted companion, an indul.
esut father, and good sad GENEROUS n.ighbor,
Away. ready to assist The needy.
About thirty.sesen ycar' ago. be became 4
n.nber Of the christian church, and has since
lived in strict integrity TO It's slusg.. He has
enjoy ID the confidence Of til. church in rArioui
ways, and ba, proved himself worthy ofl.hs
trust. Ne nsvsfswsrrcd, from duty, but like a
true christian soldier, was Away ready TO bat
tie for the right, And when he fell the cold
pallot Of death ready to grasp bis vital spark b.
was still mistaken in hi, confidence In The r.
lsicn Of Jesus Christ, but like an old Veteran Al
no was, be feared not 10 brave the monster
death, and graphic him in bis e1piting hour
But with marked christian fortitude, was heard
TO e1claim, t1hare no home on earth, but hav,
home in Heaven and then turning 10 tn,
different members Of bis family and some Of hi.
n.ghhors who had assembled ts SCI, him Will,
here on earth. babe them an affeetionats fare
we'll and invoked the tle,sinE sf Heaven to resi-
ubbh them. tJ.5l tG1
To those who still .ttrIiic bin, should no,
This be 4 cheering hope th.t while bis lifels'.
remains are lying beneath the small mound Of
earth in the lonely graveyard. bis immortal part
Is biskinr in the sunlight 81 endless Day, where
God immortal reign.. ,,55d. i!
To III. friends ofthe deceased, let me say II a,
you mourn no. a. those ',who hars no hope,
/ ~. ..ta 4 a Al
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-saitiusrs Cattle =nIarksts'T-=
BALTIMORE, April IA.

BEEF GAIT b E--Prices to-day
ranged a. follows: Old Cows and Scala
wags at 8 0Oa5 SO; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen aud Cows at S 5oa6 90; fair quality
Beeycs att 00aS 90, and the very best
Beeves at s 0oa9 30 per 100 pounds, the
average price being about Z 90 gross,
The market was dull to-day at an advance
Of about % cents per 100 pounds gross on
the rates Of Inst week.
SHE EP-fhe supply hss been ia.
usually light during the past week, and
with an active demand rates have advanced
l cent per pound. Prices to-day ranged
as follows: 51as3 cents per pound gross
for fair to good, and 9'cens for extra
Sheep.
noe s-TLe supply during the past
week has been light, aud the market very
6rm, but to-day the supply. was fully equal
to the demand, aud the market dull.
Prices to-day ranged IS follows: II o0alS
so, per 100 pounds net for fair to good
Hogs.
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FROM KANAWHA.
rHE Ku-KLux IN CHARLESTON.
SHREWSBURY, W. Va I
April II. 1870.


EDlrou DEXoeRAr,-I wish to call
your attention to one faot--namely, that
out of the 100 troops recently sent here,
al but seven sro members of an order
similar TO tho one now in existence il
Kansvha. They are a quiet, orderly.
sen,lemanly set Of boys; aud if we could
only have more Of them, kapawha would
roll up a far greater Democratic majority.
IS Business is brisk--lsbor
is in goud demand at good rates, and The
prospect now is that Charleston will be-
come pace Of importance.
lam glad to hear that you are prosper
ing with Tal DsAoclAr. and heartily
wish you God-speed in your efforts to re.
lievs our people from fadicalism.
Truly, R,F, w,
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Tms Rro,srsArlss OF N1esoEs.-w,

THs REGISTRATION OF NEeRoEs.-We
are informed that Sr. A. j. Wood has
commenced the registration ofnegro voters
within the corporation. Where he! gets
lis authority for this We know not; but
sc presume tLa.i.'s all right. According
to this, Weston will be the 6rst town in
The State to experience this matter, for
Nc ksox Of no corporation election which
takes place before ours. The election is
held on Monday, May End, and We would
invite the attendance Of those Of our radi-
cal friend, who have 30 long cursed "iho
Niger" and ,wore that DO should never
vote. Its the legitimate consequence Of
radical politics; and while We don't think
it will be creditable 10 the STATE or Ma.
tion,. VIC thiak the Democratic party
would DO to blame If il did not take due
advantage Of what has been forced upon
as. We are further informed that the
negroes are registered without being
sworu--whils a white nan must take the
oath. This is 10 matter which We leave
With our radical readers for comment.
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TIE price for farm labor is out Of all
proportion to the price Of farm products,
and there is no reasonable probability that
there will be much, ifany, reduction soon.
Nor 10 IL certain there should be. But
one thing Is very very certain, farmers
should Discriminate more carefully ID favor
Of thoroughly eombstsn., faithful and in.
dustrious arm-hands. This class earn,
and are entitled to, good wages. II ID
their due; puy II to tisr chserfully; It
will pay you to do 10. Let uhskillsd a.
borsrs dig canals and make railroads. II
Is the demand for ixch labor by wealthy
corporations that forces farmers. 70 pay
more for the labor that faiees their pro.
ducs than they can &c, kr tteir rrsduee
ilter itib rai,tdF
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UNITED STATES MAssAAL.-We learn
that Mr.: F.t.y, sr.. has received the sp-
pointmsnt Of Deputy United States Mar
shall Of this county, to take tho sensus.
The work will begin shortly, and will
continue until about Novsmber--ths con-
sideration being about $500. Mr. Festy,
We presume, will BE- constrained to ap.
point a deputy; there being ssvsral COR
alterations 10 iudscs him to do something
Of the kind.> His appointment has given
very general diaatisf aesion-eyen anspg
men Of bis own parry, ..,,,, =,
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THx CnANrlos Lrlsr.-For giving the
largest imaginable qssutity Of lie, in the
smallest possible space, commend us to the
Clark.burg Telegraph. Before tile supe-
rior lying ability Of ,iat paper, the Intel
iigcnrer duiadles down like the expiring
fare of 8 fat,hing dip-the Charleston
Journal sinks into iu.ignidcance !; and the
balance Of the loil sheets Of the State are
entirely los! to view. In tho last number
Of The Telegraph there appeared a com
munication,'g written ty tho sditOr-who-
ever DO may DO; stating that We were
"hishly exercised" concerning tue ap-
pcihtment Of the colored man zip" to
carry The nlails-which vas lie-for We
never once di,approred the matter.
Next, the Telegraph says that Mr. Smith i,
the contractor, who i, a Democrat, APP
pointed "Gip"-udich is another lie.
Mr.. Dargang the sub.eontractof,, who says
he is a radical, placed "Gip" in his pres
cat position. Alter making several such
statements as tho above, the Telegraph
attempts something which muy sound
funny in Clarksburg, but which places the
editor Of that sheet in dsnpLoolisl po.
sitiou in this neck Of woods; for bs i,
known to him and all concerned that the
only persons who objected to Clip car.
rying the mail were two prominent radi.
.cals-onc Of then Federal oficc. holder.
As to ourself, we are not anxious to serve
The "tnlted States In aby capacity. W.
held situation under "the bes. Govern
mens tic world ever saw" for three years
and if God will forgive US for that, ",
will promise 10 do SO no more. ~
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J - = = :. =
OCR INV PREa9,

We are happy to inform our resasrs
shst epr arrangements ~ secure sneu
sPfsss all material Lavd been successful /;
ssd that about The Is. Of Hsy..vs shall
Adsr 10 oar patrons tie hreest. best and
cheapest weekly paps. published in West
Virgins. We shall SHORTLY publish a
list, u the nanei efihose gentlemen vile
have natorislly aided US TO bring about
axis contamination, 50 dersstly !o-ss
Wished"
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HsAD-IcaEs, nervous as well as others.
arise from 8 torpid state Of the stomach,
liver and bowels. Never take any min
erals or nerrhia for it. They hurt more
than they do good. But take Rosen-
helms Stomach Bitters; the Great Wes-
tern Remedy, and ysu are sure Of cure.
See Advertisements - a-.
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no QUE FRIENDS.


Va are now making arrangements ta
,srshass . ,plssdid
GTH PRESS & M 7,ERLlL,
ana intend to ssLAIss the sls Of e,t
p.psf BY adding ,sL,..
sHo COLUMNS 10 EACH plcE,
s.kius it a Lsrge Eight Column Paper.
il will then bs Iargess Weekly PapeI in
NJ Ssate--eoD,aining 7hiay-Tro long
sslunss Of reading, matter every week.
70 do this, requires q large outlay, aud
" s,ll on spr frienls TO come forward
ssd help 40. We wan. 100 new subsori-
bars. accompanied BY the Cab, BY the
lst day Of May, and this will enable as to
psy Tor our Nav Press and Material
Il. sur,frisnds 60 to work at once, and
20 promise thom, That as soon as We have
.sseiyed the sum above mentioned, We
sill farnlsh them the largest. kasdsomrsi,
cad best weekly paptr in the State. The
libsrsl patronage We have received, and
Ne voluntary assistance which has beer
rendered, nakss U, confident that the
saLssribsrs ear, be obtained, and ths! our
friends will sheerfully aid US il cur sf-
fsrts 10 make 1'ul DIuocRAr tho largest,
lest cad sheipsst paper ia the Stats.
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Local NEcEoLoer.-We are informed
By some Of the "oldest inhabitants" that
at no previous time in many years have
so many deaths occurred as ofla,e. Sick
ness is on the increase and The doctors
have conslahs employment. - .....
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UproS McCASDLlsu.-We we're favored
day or two ago ~ call from Mr.. Nc
Candlish. who, we are pleased to state. is
now conv.lssceut. He will remain in town
o few days. a2et2a u 5z5 ya2t
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Arm i5.-Fridsy last was April 18th
9Th. d1y on which The '.u,artyr lresi.
dent" rs it "ulicre Tho saoib.pc tsiu.
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Tus surs.vlsoSs met at The eodr.
House OIL Friday, The 10th inst Ceu.id-
..tle road business was transacted. but
non, NJ general importance. The Board
.m..,. again on The third '.ioiaaJ ihaay.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

A WAY WITH sPECTACLgS. Old .ys
"A made new, easily, without docto or
nieaieinss. Sent post paid on receipt Of ten
cents. Address br. E. B. FOOTE, zee Lex
ingten Avenue, New Yerk. april ls-ly
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SALE OF HOUSE AMI LOT.
GU. Butcher, Cumhii.iion.r,


Thomas Mooney, ei at, s,-a
IN putius nee Of q dscrss Of the Giro nit court
i ofGilnsr county, PRONOUNCED Ia tlieabore
mentioned cause, .he ulueisisii ID. g tinissUn
or appointed for The purpose, will I'd the ard
day or May, 1870, II The circuit court Lewii
county II Ia session on that day, and II not
then on the irs, day thereafter on which tie
sarns shall be In session. offer iot sale al public
auction to the highest bidder, in front ii The
cVur. house Of LtNii county, l.=tI
A House and part " Lot No. Is, ~ lie
7srn u lIsaon,,
Lewis county West sirgihin, OF t't ives, side
Of NAis street, now occupied By Tbos. Mooney.
3 TERMS VI SdLk--GASH.
n = B's'.YfITT, c.-.nii:i'sne,
April L.-4s
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Two b.l.. i.,u,eed Oil. and enc half
ten uLits lead. including The be.t aud
s,srest lead made. down to the inferior
grade. Will 10 .sli, very low at a. ".
tsuts.
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Bsrsnss,. Bsr.us.. I,susnrs ..v..Ju.s
received, .. "A. II. Dents Drug Store,
the largest assortment and creates: variety
u paint and uhite-uash brushes ever
brought 10 Weston. Paint and rarnish
brushes car be had al any price FROM ten
cents to ,hree,dollars; whitc.wash brushes
from ffsy cents to one dollar aad half.
Call and examine their stock. Painters
ssd Cabinet.naksrs are especially ia
,Asd. s,zle, .g,sF5 h .ia,gi, e d
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WaIrK.LIxE-best braad-M plus
skra-for sale At A. A. Dents BY ID.
or Ill,
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PETROLEUM FLrlp-sold ouly by A. NJ.
Dent, i, the wonder ofths day. 1t gives
a clear, brilliant light, is non-.xplosive,
and lasts much longer than Carbon. In
addition to this, it is sold at 10 cts por
gallon less than the old kind. Call at
Dents Drug Store and see it burning.
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PERzoNAL.-We would state here. for
the information Of "all ths world and the
rest Of mankind" that editors, as q gen
sral thing, have the same feelings, and are
made out Of the same stuff as other people.
When they or their paper. or both, are
grossly villi6cd, they very often reply in
q mauuer..whieh does not suit tho persons
to whom they refer. For ourselves, We
seek no quarrels but when We are abused
without cause-when our paper is rillifcd
for no reason but a petty spite-we shall
not fail to uphold our Own dignity. The
old couplet-
pledged but to Truth, TO Liberty and Law
No favor SWAPS as nor NO fear shall awe, W
has been and is our motto. Whatever We
have heretofore said, or what We may say
in The future, has been and shall be in
strict accordance with the facts; for in our
opinion it's The truth that hurts ! We seek
no difficulty With any one; but as "aelt-
preservation is the frat law of nature" We
should be blind to ear ova duty and in
terest. and unworthy Of the chair VIC ec-
cupy, were VIC not to respond to calumnies
no matter from whence they come.
With the facts and the truth rs our veap-
oas, We shall fight it out on this line.
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II you want your horses, cows and hogs
to be sleek, tltifty, and have good sp.
.patite, 20 to A. N. Dents and invest
twenty-five cents in Condition powders.
and you will be repaid an hundred fold fot
the Investment.
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i'sssosa.,--our good friend. Captain
s;sslc,on and jake dyer msdo us acall
,.., week They were on their return
from Dsltiapres where they had been to
purchase goods. We understand that Mr..
llysr has bought GU. the interest Of Major
Rollyson-ia his store. and tia. the bust
nsss will 10 raw conducted by jake
slsns. We wish him success in asusd.
ancs. gi
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-04-18

BLANK BOOK, and ncmol anlums Of all
sizes and kinds at A. u. Dents.
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: xlLssa..--lse,. Mr.. slssl.. Presiding
Kid.rcfths 81. \. Church of.l,is circuit.
20 are infornsa. ia about to take up his
Atolsin til. elegant parsonage belonging
10 that church 10 this place. Mr., Rider
sili',till remain With US, as per bis ap.
psintmrnt n, Tic late Aauual Conference
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

COMMISSIONERS SALE,
Gipin, Bailey 8 Can6y. =
j. @. Waldo, hsirs sad
.4aminis'rater.
and
LsusAlin O. Bu'4f<ld.
.Son,s,
TrSDERs }elnt decree pronounced in the
shvve named eauses by tho circuit court
Of Levi, county, on the I'll day Of Eorembei
1860, the undersigned. commissioners appointed
thereby will sell, to the highest bidder, 10 fronf
of the court house Of Lewis county, on the 6rst
day Of the next term Of the cireui: court Of
said county, . tract Of Il ~ MO ig7 >
$50 ACRE5OF5LAND, s
lying IN Levi, county, on Canoe Run, being
counly to tse heirs Of j. q. Waldo, deceased,
out Of the lands Of his father, IsaaSC O. Waldo,
deceased
We will also, at the ssnn t4ne aud place.
sell subject 10 the dover nd at Of Elizabeth
Waldo, the undivided ope.third interest Of tho
heirs Of the said J. Waldo, deceased, in tho
49, so ACRES, .5.;5r
which BY said court was assigned 10 sAid Elisa.
beth Waldo, as part Of her dover In the lands
of said Isaac O., Wade, aud lying in said
county, on the West Fork river.
The said tract OF $50 acres will DO sold Ia
parcels or in the whole, as we may deem most
conducive to IN advantageous sale.
a TERMSs
A credit Of 8, II, and Is months, putrhsssra
to i've bond with good security. 49, ~
81 JOHN BRASEON, - iI -
ag HENRY BRANNON. .17s ,fl'-I
Commissioner
March %. 1870. At Ss
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EscL,su Glycerine Soaps cakes for 4
quarter-at A. NJ. Dents.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-04-18

Mail FAclLlrlrs-Mr. j. Nicholcs. an
employee Of the Asylsn,, the other day
received a letter from bis friends in Rsanc
county. which arrived here in II months
and ten days from the time i. was mailed.
The distance is IS miles; seth,t only Al
days were occupied IN transporting the
document each mile. A FREUD asks
Whats the asc ofrailroads or telegraph
when information can come that fast =
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-04-18
CHANCERY SALE,

Fl, CHANCERY SALE On l,.s
by virtue Of . deere Of the circuit court .
ID Lewis comfy, ron ,unesd in ~ easA
Of Nsylert and Brannol againss Henry Aent.
geometry and Others, will sell, on the first dAy
ofthe Nay term, 1870, o. the circuit court q
Levi, county, At the from. door Of tho court
house 81 said county, At public sale 70 the
bighes, bidder, all that certain piece and par.
eel o. land, lying in Upshur and Iawii eoun.
ties, and situate on Davis Eur Of Stone Cssl
Csek and containing .ssgai's l'gi
F0RTY-sEvEN ACRES s, x !,
adjoining The lands u jamss HsrsEmAa aaa
Wm. Linger. 1870 Z jgg0a9y'
TEEAS
A credit Of g., 10 and IS monthi-,hs putshaa
ssrsIecuting bonds. with good security
N " HAKRlSON, COmmissseasr
April Alt - ;..,;.-..g ISL