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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16
A Body and Mind Disease.

Such is dyspepsia. Tho stomach and the brai,
are too intimately allied for one to suffer with
out the other, so that dyspepsia and despondencv
are lnseparabie. 1t may be added. too that irri,.
ton OF the stomach is alrn.st invariably accom-
panied by irritation of the temper.
The lnvigorating and tranquilizing operation of
Hostetterstitt 10 most powerfully developed in
Cases oil indigestion The first effec, of thi, agree
able tonic ia con- fortng and encou raging. A mild
gov perVades the systrnI, he chro: ic uueasineas
In the zion Of the stomach 10 -lesaened ana the
nervous restlcssness hich characterizcs the
Is abated. This Improvement ia not transient, II
Is not succeeded by the return OF the Id symntoms
win snpcradded force, as is always the ca Sc when
ghed Gated stin ua nts eiven for the
Each dose seems to impart a permanent accession
OF healthful inauguration. But this is not all The
APPARENT md anti bilious properties of prepare
ton are scarcely secondary in Importance 10 it's
tonic virtues ii there is owe, flow of bile the
:eeretio1 Is soon brought within proper limits and
II the hillary organ is inert and torpid it i. toned
anu regulated The effect upon the disch.,ging
organs Ia equally sauary, and in of consiipa,
on me cathartic action ia just sui eu, TO Or oduce
me me desired result gradually and without pain The
surface, which is particularly desira bic at this
weather are apt to check tho natural perspir.tion
ann produce congestion the liver coughs and
cods The best sGfrguurd galst diseases is Loaily
n.sor and THE the great Vegetable Restorative es
pecially promotes:
January 9. 1872
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16
Ill A Ri e d.

In the lutheran Church of Sbepherdstown n,
ihursday morning last, by Rev. Jacob H.wkins
Mr. JOSEPH w. COLBERT, to Miss sAi.I.iE "
klMEs, all of this town ' :
Fitzpatrick, MIR. JOHN LAKE of New Yo,t ~
Mise LIZA A. GRIM, of this county
:, On Wednesday, 9th December by the Rev. Mr.
aoPkins, Mr. THOMAS RUST to Miss ALICE
BUHLE-all of this town.
;, ny Ksv: 5. " Leech, ON the 10th inst DAVID
Miss MARY a. MARTIN, of MartinsLurg,
On the 9th instant, by The. Rev L r n D.,
THOMAS N, GORDON and mrs' MARV Wee1'
WRIGHT, sh of Clarke county
At Woodstock, Va. on the I'd inst. bv the Paw
J: j. Kahn, of Harper's Ferry. MICHAEL GEARY
stock. w oou
In the NJ. e. Church at Bunker Hill. Dec ep,h
BY Rev. John NJ: Marsh, .5oEN BELL to M.
MARY E. HOLIDAY '
Meade, Mr.. DANIEL n oDEa 10 Miss .es s.fit T.
COLBERT, daughter of Mr. Washington Cni7;.,i
all of ths coun ". Sot0e'' .
On Thursday, Dec. eth, 1871 +, at tho PARSONAGE If
IN, ne M q; cng.Sh, 10 bolivar by Rev Brnder
both OF Jefferson county.
VI, On !. the lsth ult., by the came, Mr. wM.w
WENIZELL to Miss EMMA JANE CHAsiRERs
ali of this county.
On the s0th ult., hy the same, Mr. LEWIS
BAKER to Miss MARY f. SMITH ali of this count
I'm the Bird inst, by Rev ]. w Evan. MIR mo
DANIEL. zoM BRO to Miss JOANNA ANDERsoS
all OF thu county.
AT the residence of the brde's father on the ss,b
OF December, 1871. by Rev Jesse Porter, Mir. JOHN
BlLLMiRE, to Miss CAROLINE NJ. SHARPER All
OF Clarke county.
At Rockford, Michigan, on the 25th OF pec,m.
per- oy Rev. - Mr. g Gorge W. BRANrNER
formerly of Shepherdstown, to Miss AKTIMISsa
JAQUA, OF the former place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16
DIED.

On Sunday morning last. in This county. after .
sHtPPERD-aged about 60 years.
Al Mount Vernon, Baltimore county, January
let, 1879. JOHN E. HOLMES, aged 81 years and
months. The deceased IA Their OF onr fsII
townsman, Mr.. Julius c. Holmes.
Al the residence of his ron in law James Hinton,
near Darkesviile, Berkeley county Mr.. JogS,
HAWKINS, aged 81 years. 10 tbs and 10 dav.
Inc deceased was we'll known to the people of mi.
county, during the generation that has now nesrIv
passed away. S
Nea. shegherdstown. 90 Sunday morning. 7tb
in1st., MIR. FRANK LLOYD, son Of Mr.. Harrison
At the residence of Mr.. D. F. Pine, in p.rss,v;r.
on saturday, 9th inst, Miss CArHARiNE sACK'
MAN, aged SO years.
:, IL IL AIleghany cny. the 18th ui,, MIR. JOS +
bECkHAM, in the s2nd year OF his age.
On Friday. January 9Th, 1872, at are rssit.Bc. of
her tather In Clarke county, Mics BETTE Dove
aged about Is years. e.
On the 18th of December. 1871 in the Sis. year
OF her age, Mrs. ANNE. SCOTT, daughter of IT.,
and Aloysia Graha N of H.fper,s Ferry. and IL
Of Thomas Arthur Scott, of washington CITY. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16
Masonic Celebration.

Masonic Celebration.
From the ShepherdstownR egisterof Satur.;
day, we copy the following notice of the An
snual Meeting of the Masonic Mutual Benefit
Association
In accordance with notice in our last issue,
the Annual Nj Getting of the Board of Directors
of the Masonic Mutual Benefit Association.
was held in the Hall of Mt. Nebo Lodge. No,
81, A. +. q a. NJ, in this place, on Thurs
day afternoon last. at 3 o'clock. with quite a
large representation of members from the
neighborings Lodges. 1t made some stir on;
our streets, showing an interest was felt in the
enterprise in this community The usual
business upon such occasions was transacted.
report made of the workings of the Asso.
citation Tor the past year, and Board of Di-
rectors, with the necessary officers, elected for
the ensuing year. Some material changes
were made in the original plan of the Asso>
Citation, and in the system of 'managiug- it,
suggested by the experience of the past year.
that are thonghtsto be for the advancement
and promotion the best interests ofSthe
Association.
= But an important feature Of the occasion.
was the ENTERTAINMENT given their visiting
brethren by the members Of Mt Nebo I,odoe,
AboutAT o'clock On the evening Criswell's
Silver Cornet Band led the march of about
90 Masons in procession from their Hall to
the, Lutheran Church, where in the presence
OF a large congregation the following exercises
were conducted Music by the Choir; Prayer
by. Rev.J. a. Scott; Address by Rev. Jacob
Hawk ms, an able Production, finely written
aud we'll delivered Music by the Choir:
Address by Rev:J. B. Fitzpatrick, very plain
but equally truthful comments upon Masonry,
Music by the Band Address by Rev. Scott,
briefly ratifying addresses already made
Music by the Choir; pretty Mas6nic parting
hymn sung to the tune of ssHome, Sweet
Home, !" in style and with an effect that
ELECTED considerable feeling aud much praise
for the ''sweet singers" who executed it ;.
Benedttiou by Rev. A Jump. alter Der,
vices at the Church. the Masons with their
invited guests and members of the Band, re-
paired so,the Entler Hotel where ..feast of
good things, heaped up" such as the lost of
that house serves. awaiting an attack.
which was braveiy made by charge of eighty.
including three knights of the quill, veterans
at that business. The best efforts of the com.
pany showed some large capacities for ENJOYS
ing Refreshments" and made havoc amono
THE provisions.
About l o'clock'the festivities ceased, and
the party dispersed
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16
Col. VIM. A. Morgan.

Fhis gentleman has already left our counsy,
in discharge of his duty as . member of the;
State Convention. His hearty endorsement
by the people of Jefferson, and the kind
references made to him in the subjoined arr
sticle from the Baltimore Journal of "A recent
date, we hope will commend him to the:
members of: the Convention and the good;
peepletof Charleston -
E "A HERO Observation-Disclosures those res,
Gently elected to the CONSTITUTIONAL Conven,
ton in West EEginia, which will, in a few
days, assemble at Charleston. appears the
namerof Col. VIM. "A. Morgan, of Is Jefferson
county. Col. Morgan comes of a heroic
family, which can point to Cen Daniel Nor
gan. of Revolutionary. fame, aud Gen. ohm
Morgan OF more recent memory. Col Nor
gan himself enjoyed reputation in the Con !
tederate service. which for gallahtry and sol
dierly qualities made him the peer of any OF,
those heroic men, of any rank, who, like
himself, consecrated everything to the service
of the Confederacy.
No soldier could have made a more glori-
Gus or more ensiable reputation
All praise to the noble constituency which
has thus honored this gallant man. In hon.
oring him they have only honored themselves.
In Averitt's Life of Ashby we learn that
Colonel Morgan was in three hundred fights;
and had, during the war, fourteen horses
killed or mortally wounded, under him. On
his estate in Jefferson county is the famous
Morgan Spring of Revolutionary memory.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16
The Murder Of Col. Fisk of N. Y.

The ccwardly assassination of Col. James
Fisk DR., occurred at the Grand Central Ho.
tel, New York, on Saturday week. 9th lust
lie met his death at the hands of Edward S.
stokes, who has been recently rendered some
what notorious by his connection with both
Fisk aud Miss Helen Mansfield, and it is al
legged that Stokes was SO exasperated as to
commit this cold-blooded murder because an
Indictment had been found against Miss
Mansfield and himself by the Grand Jury for
an attempt to levy blackmail on Fisk.
The circumstances attending this cowardly
deed have been such as to awaken a wide
spread sympathy for the murdered man M,
only In New York but throughout the whole
Country. Whatever may be thouglst of the
notorlety which from various causes have sur
rounded the name of this gentleman, SO re-
Gently deceased, there seems to have been but
one feeling, and that of regret, at the nm
timely taking off of one whose life has not
been without many acts Of kindness aud un.
ostentatious charity. This was clearly evi.
denced by the grief and respectful sympathy
OF the employees of the Erie Road aud other
institutions of which Colonel Fisk was the
lite and central figure. Men of energy who
have the nerve to command success especial
~ where they spring from obscruity. have
generally to bear the odium of many acts OF
which they never dreamed, and are seldom,
credited Tor the good which their lives brluy
to pass for Others. 1t is only when they are
taken suddenly away, that we perceive the
loss their vacancy cause.
AS the pail of death falls over our brother
man, II Is indeed pleasant reflection, credit
able to our humanity, that it hides forever
the faults which living we might have con.
deuned, and leaves only to our memory the
contemplation of those better thoughts and
deeds, which are worthy to be emulated, and
which to greater or. less degree adorn the
life OF nearly every man.
The career of Fisk is we'll known. Anew
years ago he drove peder's cart across the
hills of Vermont. He has since passed
through such career as no other adventurer
has ever run, always buoyapt and nearly al.
ways successful, whether by fair means or
foul. Miss Helen Josephine Mansfield, or
Mrs. Lawlor, she is sometimes called, as
the wife of the actor of that name, is repre-.
sented as q sweet syrep, "a gorgeous adventu-
ress. whose silks and diamonds aud rare beauty
matched the meteoric briiliancy of the career
of the "Prince of Erie" Stokes, the assas
sin, is a married man, about thirty years of
age, and is only known to the public recently
in connection with the Mansfield affair.
The funeral OF the deceased took place in
the Baptist Church at marlborough, YER
mont, on Tuesday. Very little display was
man'.ssted.-Lynch. Republican.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16
Spirit IT geffersol,
Gbarlestpwn. W. Va, Jsnuarv rs. 70.
Railroad Meeting.

Railroad Meeting.
The Boardsof Directors of the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad Company held a meeting in
: this town on Friday last, and acted upon the
proposition of right-of.way from Shepherds
town to Charlestown and onsuch as arrange
nents had been made, with the several land
owners between this place and the crossing of
the Shenandoah-rivsr, near Front Royal. We
understand the Board of Directors have
ordered another survey to be made with view
OF ascertaining whether better aud cheaper
cline. especially for right ofways canno..be had
by entering this town at the North end of
George street" I'VE hope our citizens will
come forward and by private subscriptions
give evidence of their approbatien~of this
work, 1t will be seen from an advertisement
Sin to-days paper. that the road will be .ub-let
here on the 18th of February, which gives as
| snrance that the work will soon be com
smeuced
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16

BRUTAL MuRDsn.--On Saturday evening.
9th inst. DIR. Merryman Cole, residing on
Exeter Street, Baltimore city. was murdered
in cold blood while in HIS office, a short dis
lance from his residence. The murder was
first discovered by colored woman, who went
to his Office to pay him some money. She
Immediately apprised his daughter of it, who
alarmed the neishborhood by her Screams
The discovery of the deed caused great deal
of excitement. but no clue has set been had
to the perpetrator of it,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16

E Hon. WIN. Pinkney Why,e was f"r>
mally inau@urat.i as Governor of Mary land,
at Annapolis on Wednesday last-t""k the
oath of Office and delivered u brief address
The ceremonies did no, occupy over twenty
MINUTES, On account OF ilucss in his family
he returned to Baltimore by the cveuin. train
on "Wednesday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16

- As the result of the term of the United
States Circuit Court, at Columbia, S. c.,
which is now ended, six convictions have been
procured and forty>seven pleas of guilty have
heen entered, while seventy-two indictments
have been found by the grand jury, covering
the names of 522 persons. This record really
embraces but small fraction of the work cut
out: Nearly three fourths of the persons now
under indictment are residents of the single
county of York, while the counties of Spar
tanburg and Union have scarcely been APP
preached, and little or nothing done in the
counties of Newberry, Chester and Laurens.
The present machinery of the Law is made.
quate to fhe trial of these cases It is pro-.
liable that no one court could, in three mouths
continuous sitting, dispose of the indictments
which have already been found.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16

E Congress assembled again on The S.h
inst, after having had its holiday recess Its
proceedings since have been Of hut Little gen.
erai Interests. Old Sumter is still .'peggins
away at his Supplementary Civil Rights
Bill which is to give to the negro all the
privileges awarded the white man in social
'n'ercourse-aud little more beside. The
long looked for 'tAmnc>ty BlIl'' it is believed
will be passed at an carly day. The lnc",,:e
Tax will be retained, us almost the un d
eouth aud Vest go for its retention, whilst
the Yankee Spoilers oppose it, with the hope
OF ye, farther increasing til. lu,qu ,,s Tariff
under which the Country ROW .ruuns.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16

@ Col JAMES f. STEWART, we regret
to learn, has severed his connection with the
Page Courier. which he has so ably and la
boriously edited for the last several MOI tbs.
We hope it may MT be long before his ready
and gifted pen shall be called into exercise
upon more extended theatre. as his services
are invaluable TO his native State at this
crisis of her history.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16
PROPOSED TOWN CHARTER

AT an adjourned meeting of the citizens of
Shariestown held on Saturday evening, the
Act OF Incorporation prepared by a committee
of.which Mr.. Truyers was Chairman, and sub.
. nitfed at a previous meeting, was taken up,
and printed copies beingfdistributed was con-
s,dered section by section, and with some
slight amendments, adopted. The meeting
vas largely attended by our most substantial
eit zens, and the unanimity and good feeling
winch prevailed ausur well for the proposed
organization of municipal government. No
one can-doubt TINT our prosperity as cons
~ :,,''ty has been depressed by til. want of
.s.,ll1nscnt for SO many years. To say
nothing OF the natural wear and ispidatia>
OF our highways, pumps, bridges. &c tie
absence of all power to require the repair and
rest"fa on of pavemeu,s. and the wan, Of any
security against fire. town has suffered in
Its prosperity aud in it, good namc by hec"nl-
ing for disorder aud rowtlvism. .s
well from within Us without. And il is cause
for c"ngra'ulati"n to every resident that u
charter Is ahult t be sct'ln operation which.
however widely. saraciu,ls aud honest ci,azcns
may have differed as to some OF it's prov isinns,
IL, in the main, well adapted to give us !; l"caI
government complete, fair aud efficient. We
trust every cirizen will see his own great in
tsrest in securing such government ; that
discussion aud discord will vanish; and that
ali-"ur people will unite heartily in the new
organic ton. contributing to its success. IT,
the visor and economy of its working, and
thus secure for our community those immense
advantages which society of two thousand
people C" operating together, and losing none
Of their power in division and discard, can
attain. with little expense or sacrifice to each
individual.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16
~ John Sherman has been re elected IT.

S. Senator from Ohio The vote stond:
In the Senate George w. Morgan. demos
crat, Is; John Sherman, Ii, aud Robert
Sheuck l. In the House, Sherman 81 /:
Morgan Al. and j. d Cox l. 1t was party
vote in both house,, with one exception in
each branch, the republicans in each voting
one for Schenck and one for Cox.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16
PUBLIC SALE.


will will offer at public sale, the farm or. the
an "b"ut mile rom Keyes' Ferry. on
'REDNESD1 p, 3lst -ddy of Isnuarv,
the following among other articles:
3 head of Horses,
l two.year old Colt,
Mare-supposed to be with foal
l Mich Cow,
head of young Cattle, 2 years old !;
do. Yearling,
head of Stock Hogs-including l fine
Brood Sow,
500 lbs of NEW BACON,
A lot of Cabbage.
FARMING UTENSILS.
l Sunfsh Plow, good as new, only run one
season;
3 Double Shovel Flows,
Single do,
l Corn Planter
three horse Harrow.
Treble and Double Trees.
new Shovels with Bolts, all new. never
been used
TRIMS OF SALE.-A credit of Six Months will
be given on all sums over Ten DolIars note and n
proved secu-ity required he notes to
iroIn date but il paid promptly when due the in
1efest WIZ be remitted. Sums of Ten Do!Iars and
onder CASH. No property TO be removed until
settled for. 1900
70 Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, "A. NJ
Jan: 10, lot2. JOS. l.. DAILY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16
FARM FOR RENT.

FAKM FUK KENT.
TT not Rented Privately before. ] will on
wednesday, 31sf day OF January. 1872.
a. II o'clock, A. M, in front the Court House In
lo12 aud 1873. the GREEN HILL FARM in this
naounty. the property of John NJ. Macfarland's
e.n containing 2l2k Acres, of which shout gas
TERMS OF RENTING.-s4eD to Be p,id In nd
vance each year and the balance on lie hrst days
OF August in each year.
HOWELL BROWN;
Guard'n of J. ". Macfsrland's Heirs, and
Attorney in fact for Mrs. J. d. Eulier.
January 9, lST2-4t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16

Supervisor.s C"urf.-The Board will meet
deemed essential to the interests of the county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16
NOTICE,

A General Meeting of the stoc kho lders OF Ii,
~ smithhetd, Charlestown Harper's Ferry
TurEpike Comp my is hereby called BY the under.
signed Stockholders in said Company, Who hold
OF said Company. The said general meeting ia 10
be held on the Fourth Tuesday 1.-THE 23rd) 81 Jan
nary: leI2 At IL O'Clock, A. NJ at the Court House
in Chariestown, for tho purpose of eIecting fys
Directors and transacting other business
FRANCIS YATES
HU hPHREY KEYEs
SAM'L. HOWELL
JAS. LAW. HOoFF.
Jan. y, lSI2.-3t Free Prfss copy.1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16

The father of James Fisk, Jr, has gone
crazy from the assassination of his son.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16
NOTICE.
FOR RENT.
HOUSE FOR RENT.

THE dcSirable House and Lot of the undersigned
Il 81 on Evett's Run, in Cbar,es,own. will
S pc tor rem. on and after Let Of April next. The
mouse Is IN good repair contains three rooms below
ana Tour above, with Cistern, Smoke House, &c
JAMIE, 1872 1m If. p. Govt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16

GJ~ Hon. Vim II mcfarland, for MANY
years an eminent lawyer. II prominent poli,i-
elan and President of the Farmers Bank of
Virginia, died at his residence in Greenbrier
county ON the llth inst, in the 7Sd year OF
his age 1t is niouintul TACT that the good
aud great men of the generation that gave such
ius're and renown to the proud Old Commons
wealth, are so fast passing away!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16

@- The Radical Nati"na, Executive Com
'miitee recently had a consultation in Wash>
ine'on at which it was agreed that Philadel
phia should be the place, and the 5,h day of
June nex', the time for holding their Con.
vention for the nomination of President and
Vice President We fear Grant has the in.
side track, and if he gets the nomination we
honestl, believe he will resort to the bnvone,
directly or indirectly. if it be necessary, to
secure his reelection
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16
NOTICE TO TRESPASsERs.

NorIcE i. hereby given tina. all person. tres
~ passing on the lands of the .und errigned lear
Chsrle:town and near Harper's Ferry, in either
hunting thereon or riding across the samo-throw-
ing down fences, carrying off rails or otherwise
~ih be prosecuted 10 the full extent of she Law
JAMES NJ. BROWN,
JAS. 81 d. BROWN
Jan 3, lSI2-2t. S. HOWELL BROWN.
PEW RENTS.
TNHE Pew Rent. of the Pre.byterian Church are
Il now due, and prompt payment desired.
A. W. CRAMER,
jan ISIS Treasurer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-16


ADAM S. DASDkiDGE,
EXTRACT from Decree OF December 18th 1871.
cite Court doth ndjudge, oroer and deere.
that tn 10 caase be referred to Moon spec
Ionmissit ner OF tins Court. with directions 10 a.
certain and report all the liens upon the tract nj
land named in the said Deed of trust dated i)..
tober f3th 1865, from Adam S. Dsudrldge to Jobn
f.>kesrfott Trustee the 81 II in ii in ause
and any other iens with the ptiories of said liens
ana to that end, that all tho 'credi,ors of I.aid
Adam ). Dandridge who claim liens ON III. sad
tract Of land be required 10 a pear and estabIish
their cialme before said Commissioner who sbail
convene the same by advertisement in snme
ne" spaper published in Jefferson County. west
virginia, once week for four stIccesriye weeks al
the time shd place when and where this b ecree will
be executed, which publication shalIbe regarded as
equivalent 10 personal service them, severaIIy
and that said John p. Keariott, Trustee do ,.tfie
his &C counts as such Trustee before said Commi.
sioner., tsonv Te.,.
Wa. CHAPLINE Clerk
The parties to the above cause, and creditors of
Adam ). cambridge. are hereby notified and re.
CURED to appear stmy office, in Char lestown. Jeff
ier..n County, We.t Virginia, on
2lst day Of February, 1872,
with their vouchers in order that mn execp,.
ABOVE decree. CLEOS MOORE
, Special Conami.sioner
January 10. 1872.