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sinking Of the steamer John Kyle.

OAito, ILL.,, FeD. "a, 1871
The steamer John Kyle sunk In nine feet OF water
near commerce, Mo-, yesterday. She was bound
from New Orleans TO 81 Louis, and had about i've
hundred tons Of freight ABOARD The boat was
valued at 100000 and insured for $4,000, Of which
S2o, 600 was IN PittsDurg companies and the balance
IN Cincinnati The boat was owned by Captain john
Kyle, OF Cincinnati, and w. X w. r. Davidson,
OF ST. Louis. The steamer will probably be raised.
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GEOBGIA STATE AGRICULTURAL CONvEN
TON,
SAVANNAH. Feb. "a, 1872,

SAVANNAH. Feb "a, 1872
The State Agricultural Convention adjourned TO-
day. The members accepted an invitation from our
citizens to visit the harbor Fort Pulaski by boat
ana have returned. Most OF the members Will leave
tor their homes to nighs.
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Average temperature yesteTuay ............ Al
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year.. ....................... 46
Average temperature for the week. ....... 80
Average temperature for corresponding week
las: year .................a AZ
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supplementary Weather Report.
rhe weather in Thi. city Yesterday.

The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record VIII show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours IN COM
parison with the corresponding day Of last year,
AZ indicated by the thermometer at Hudnups Phar.
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DEXTER HAWKINS CORRECTED.

Property.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In your edition Of Friday. 2sd, was published a
report of the Standing Committee on Political Re.
form of the Union League Club. giving statement
of the land and money donated to the Roman Catho-
lie institutions OF the city OF New YORK.
It is stated that many years ago the Catholics OBJ
tanned q lease granted by the city, for nominal
rent Of the whole block OF GROUND extending from
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Wealth Err REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. e, Feb. 2A-7 p. NJ.

synopsis Jor the Pas, Ttpentv-rour Hours
The low barometer which on Friday evening ex-
tended from Kansas to Lake Superior has moved
slowly northeastward to Lake Huron, and the
pressure has fallen eastward to the Middle and East
Atlantic coast lesser disturbance has moved
from Texas eastward and is now diffused over
Alabama and Georgia. Fresh and brisk winds
fl ON the south and southwest prevail from Lake
Michigan 10 Florida and eastward to the Atlantic
Northwesterly winds are reported from the Misss-
sippi Valley. The Temperature has risen decidedly
throughout the Atlantic States. and has fallen from
the upper lakes to Texas. Threatening weather,
with light rains, Is now reported from Northern
Florida to the lower lakes and Wisconsin, and snow
from Minnesota and Lake Superior. The barometer
has risen somewhat.
Probabilities.
An area OF low barometer win probably extend on
Sunday eastward into Montana and Wyoming; the
10 the st. Lawrence Valley, with continued south
west winds in tue Middle and Eastern States;
threatening and possibly light rain extend through.
out the Atlantic states by sunday night followed
by brisk westerly winds, and clearing weather pre-
vail on sunday from Iowa to OHIO ana southwest TO
the Gulf. Dangerous wlnds are not anticipated
for Saturday night at the Atlantic and Gulf stations.
supplementary Weather Report.
Snow has been reported from Duluth. St Paul
and Marquette; sleet from Duluth, following the
snow or TINS morning, and at St. Paul, succeeding
the snow storm Of this morning, and rain from
Cairo, Cincinnati. Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Es.
canada, Grand Haven, Lake city, Memphis. Mllwau.
kce, Mobile, Nashville, New orleans, Omaha and
san Francisco. Rain has fallen since last report
very rapidly at st. Louis. heavy westerly gale,
with rising temperature, has been reported from
Mount washington. The temperature at Knoxville
and Lynchburg this evening was go degrees; at
Baltimore, Cairo and Washington, 81; at Plttsburg
SO: at charleston and Wilmington, 66: at Augusta,
Ca, Galveston Jacksonville and vicksburg, %; ~
and at Key West IS degrees, above zero.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

TlIH WEEKLY REGISTER,

4 Splendid Democratic Newspaper
for The Great Presidential Contest
of 1872, containing 5 Pages and
As COIamqs Of Reading Matter, IA.
king il one Of The Largest, a, itts
one cfMe Ciearest Printed Mcrs.
papers in he Country.
The coming year will be the most impor-
tant ever known in political annals. The
near approach Of the Presidential campaign,
and The Political movements now Ia pro.
grcss 10 determine It's result, will give An
interest to the columns Of the paper exceed
ing that ofnny period in It's history.
Besides the general interest In the Nation
al field Of Politics, the people Of Vest Wiz.
giniR will be particularly interested in the
proceedings Of the Constitutional Conven-
ton and the Legislature, which meet In
January, whose proceedings the proprietors
Of the Register have made arrangements TO
have reported for their columns exclusively.
The term ofmany Of our subscribers hav-
ing expired on the LIST Of January, they
should renew their subscriptions nj once,
so as not to mis-; copy.
Terms:
Que copy, one year, S? 90
fire.cOpics, one year, and an extra
copy 10 gctter.up Of club
Ten copies, one year, and an extra o 90
copy to gettcr.up Of club lG 90
Twenty copies, one year, and an ex;
ira copy to gcttcr.up Of club 30 90
Money lient at our risk by check payable
TO our order; registered letter or money or
der. Address,
LEWIS BAKER l. CO.,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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WAITS.

The Pigs Ear Oil Company" is
the romantic style adopted by u CON-
pany at Volcano
Application will be made to the Leg.
islature at the approaching session to
incorporate u company to build rail.
road from Berkeley Springs to Alpine
s,e,ion, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
John Janney. ofLoudOn county who
was President Of the Virginia Secession
Convention, died in Leesburg Friday
night. lie was born in Alexandria in
1893, and was at one time a prOmi-
nent lawyer.
The Virginia House Of Delegates re-.
fused the use Of its hall last wintOr to
Miss Susan B. Anthony, who wanted
to make female suffrage speech, but
granted i. last Thursday to Mrs. +, L,
Harper, cOlored woman, fof the same
purpoic,
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WAR ON CHARLESTON.

Tho battle which opened so briskly
but u short time ago. has merged into
.m,re dcsuItOry Enthusiastically
hurt, and but few people even scared.
The latest and most novel proposition
Of MI is made by the Charleston Jour.
nal, Republican paper published at
the seat of government. After hint
ing alta possibility that those members
of the Convention from this end of tho
State (of course. majority Of the
whole aight adjourn to some other
point, tho editor graycly advises the
friends of Charleston to hold firm, let
the anti-Kanawha men 90, and con-
tinuc the business OF the Convention as
il there had been no adjournment.
This. he thinks, would ioah just lit
Ito Revolutionary" but the blame, lie
says. would rest upon those in favor of
removal That editor is altogether loo
primitive in lis virtue for the din, bus.
lie and wickcdncss Of a city like aka.
nlwha Court House; y and if not pre-.
sumptious on the part Of a rustic like
oursclf, we would recommend. in a
faint voice and with great fear and
trembling, his transfer to some more
congcniaI atmosphere-the Hospital for
the Insane. for instance.
Since tho above was in type, VIC
have received the following Invite" to
attend general meeting 10 be held at
Grafton on the 95th inst. Sad as it
may be to the interests Of tue meeting,
we feel constrained TO decline. We
have had capitol enough; and unless
We see chance for Weston, we pro.
pose to let the question severely alone.
At any rate We shall not attempt to
give additional strength and influence
10 that bloa,cd and interruptions mo.
nopoly known as the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad by aiding to Gx the
State Capitol at any point on its line.
let us have peace" But here is the
circular referred to:
To tie Citi.ea, Of Vest Virginia.
GRArroS, W. Va. Jan. 8.
AT a meeting of tho Citizens of
Taylor county, held in this place, on
the 9th inst, to take steps to call Il
State Convention to inaugurhtc
measures to secure the removal Of our
State Capital 10 more Convenient aud
accessible point, the following rssolu.
ton was passed:
Resolrsd. That a General COnven.
ton DO called to assemble in the town
Of Grafton, on Thursday, the 25th day
Of January, 1872, and that IN earnest
invitation is hereby extended to all the
citizens of tho State, who sympalhi2e
with US in this movement, to meet with
US in said Convention by Delegates,
and aid Ii. in taking such measures as
will bring the subject prominently be.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
J. N. BOggs. admins.
traitor dc bonis non, with
the will annexed Of John
P, Byrpe, deceased,
vs.. In Clancery
A. c. Hale, adminislra-
tor Of the estate of W. &.
PiNrson, deceased, ". G.
Persons heirs 4 others.
TINE PARTIES IN TIE ABOVE
named cause, and all Others interested,
will take notice that in pursuance Of DEGREES
rendered in said cause al tho MRrca and at
the November terms, 1871, Of the circuit
court OF Lewis county, the undersigned, COM
missioner, will, on the 18th day Of Fcbrua-
~, 1917, at his office In the town Of Weston,
Lewis county, West Virginia, proceed
LIST, To audit, state and Settle the accounts
OLA. G. Hale, administrator OF ". q. Pivr-
son, deceased
md, To hear proof of all debts existing
against the estate Oi the said ". q. Pier.
son, deceased
3rd, To ascertain Of what real estate the
said ". G. Person died seized or entitled,
and whether the same can be so divided as TO
set TApart the dover estate Of the widow
the said ". G.. picrson, in kind.
1t Is also provided by the first mentioned
decree thattlle creditors Of the said ". G.
picnon be cOnveucdby publication in the
Weston DENocRAT,a newspaper published
in Lewis county, and be warned 10 appear
and prove their debts, upou piin OF being
denied the right OF charging the same upon
the estate of the said " G. Picrson, dec d.
And tits also provided by the decree last
mentioned that notice OF the time and place
OF taking said accounts, when published
once week four successive weeks, In some
convenient newspaper, shall be taken and
held equivalent to personal service of such
noGcC on the parties to said suit, or any OF
them.
II from any cause the execution ofsAii ref
crc1ce be not commenced, or being COM
mcnced and not completed on the day
named, the same will be adjourned from day
10 day and time 10 time uutil completed.
Given under my hand this 2lst Of Deem
Der, 1871 WIN. l.. HUNTINGTON,
jan Lit Commissioner.
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NOTICE 10 DIRECTORS.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, that A
IN meeting of the Directors of tho Lewis
County Agricultural and Mechanical Socie.
~ will be held at the Court IlouEe in IVES.
ton on
Saturday, January 81, 1872,
OF O'Clock p H., for The transaction Of
such butlness as may come before them.
a. W. WooDfoRD, President,
J. ". WOVFlSDiS, Secretary.
January Is, Q,
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NOTICE.

To all whSm ii may concern.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that du.
IN ring the mex, session Of the Legislature
OF Hest Virginia, commencing on The 10th
day Of January, 1872, application will be
made for tho passage Of m act TO confer ad.
ditionAl privil EGGS on the Northern and
Southern West Virginia Railroad Company.
The Northern and Southern IVES.
Virginia Railroad Company.
january 9th, 1872 jan l5.2t
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TO LANDHOLDERS

-
! The following is n sample Of lCtters
often received, VIC presume, by every
country editor in West Virginia, from
parties in other states, who desire to
make their homes with US. We pub
lish it entire, so that our people may
fully understand the wants ola large
majority of those who think Of rcmoy.
ing hither:
kENSARp, Pa. Jan. 8, 1872.
Editor Weston Democyq,.
There are several citizens Of
this place who ale anxious to obtain
some Information as regards tho situa.
tion and price OF land in your State +;
and also if there nrs plenty Of farms
for sale of from 100 to 200 acres that
have some cleared land and buildings
fit to live in; and what the price is per
acre. RCspectrully Yours,
C. Ii. BARnouR.
Our cor, ospoudent, like "all tho
world and the rest of mankind" seems
to be laborinc under The hallucinatiop
that the editor must, as a matter Of
course, know everything, aud be per.
rcetly willing to devote time, money
and lAbor-"for the good Of the conn-
try" We grumblo not at this; but
we do enter our protest against the
penny wise and pound foolish" course
of our large laud.iolders, in being too
close listed to advertise the proocrty
they have for sale. Rather than sLepd
u few dollars TO secure buyers, il seems
they will pay taxes year after year and
let the vine and grub gain Complete
mastery Of tracts of country That
would, BY iul;cious advertising In tLc
dcspiscd "country papers" Soon & be.
come populCus ncigiborhoods, and DO
made to bloom and blossom as the
rose. That majority Of our rich N en-
lack enterprise, is a fact which is not
worth while to attempt to conceal;
and We shall not ondeayorto do so.
But We would say to our Keystone
friends that We have, in the opinion Of
all the Ponnsylvanians who have set
tied here, (and We now number great
many among our population 4 coun-
try equal, ifnot SUI eriOr to Pennsyl.
vania; while our lands can be bought
at prices within the reach ofaIl. Asa
sheep or cattle country NO excel Penn.
sylvanin and our soil will produce
even better qualities, and greater
quantities of all kinds of grain than
that of any Of the ncighh oring States.
We have the best and purcst Of water,
with water powers" for mills in
abundance. We have the virgin
forest in all its purity-aud timber
enough to supply the whole UnioI.
We bave, as is admitted by all gcolo.
glsts who have, travelled through our
country, tie richest mineral State Oh
the continent. Coal aud iron ore, Of
the mOst valuable kind, ellis our noun.
tains; and it is an assured fact that at
no distant day, West Virginia will be
the foremost manufacturing State Of
all. But last and best Of all, we have
the healthicst country in the world
No Oguc-no epilemics dare show
themselves in the interior of West
Virginia. In this respect We chal.
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COMMlssIONER,s NOTICE.

- ~ 40
Erasmus Rhodes !
IT, T.. L..
N. H. Raaaabs aim'r 1" '"""'s'y'
and others. }
In the ciircmt court Of Upshm county.
THE PARTIES, AND ALL PERSONS
interested in the aboye.namcd cause,
Will take notice that will, ut my Office 10
the town of Buekhannon, upshur county,
West Virginia. on the 10th day of February
1872, proceed 10 execute m order Of the
said court, made in the said cause, al the
October term, 1864 referring the said cause
to one OF the commissioners Of said court, TO
state Rad settle the accounts of Aaron D.
Peterson, as administrator Of Nathaniel II j..
Hannah, deceased, and report whether the
assets in his hands are sufficient to discharge
all debts against the estate OF said dccedvni,
and also to ascertain and report all the
debts and demands subsisting against said
dcCcdcnt or his estate, together with their
pFiorinCs, and also ascertain and report the
real estate which said dCceaont owned at
bis death, liable 10 the payment of his debts
together with such Other matters as the COM
missioner may deem pertinent, or the par
Ties may require.
Witness my hand, this 9Th day Of Janu.
AIRY, 1879. W. q. l.. TOTTES,
jan lj-it Commissioner.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
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fore the approaching Constitutional
Convention.
Please attend and have your county
represented in the proposed Couyen,
tiSn, Respectfully,
j. W, Mason,
j. |. Love,
WV, MALLoSEr,
l., S. JOHNSON,
G. ", NEWTON,
Ceard! Committee.
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II II No.,
""'!e H. hOhrO0Hgh, dd-
miniS'ratOr dc bOnis non
of John y. Dan. de.
c,,seJ ,Lun,;T
~ F" ~
~.
Mary u. Day, uid0Io ~
John b. Dan. deceusei
No., + VIZ, L,n,L
""y .y """'' ""%5"-
'Ty Satd JoHn H. D"y,
deceased, lit Day, Fan , C,..-...
ME Dan and EdIrard L. III thdHccFy
Dov ;STnpt cL1Jr., NJ
S, ~ y n y
h'ehaT" ~ D. 10Y, "e-
ceased, rho leas u son
of said John D Dan.
,I,,,,,.J M,.,In 7 H..
S,"sS ~ ~. L"y,
'o!d"E y "'@ h'chdrd
II. b. Day, deceased,
and Pirl1r1 n pJ
III ,J,tr5,,,.
"' ,.'. .tl'""cms'
4hc opIcet o. 'hls suit is to ohtainh decree
ieF Tue say OF certain tract OF four hund.
area anu lVr'y,nlne acre., ono rood and
one poe oiiand, situate in Union Township
rshut county, conveyed TO the said John
y. nay ~ Henry o. Middleton, by deed
peGrIh uate me End day Of March, 1856
ana oWhcu ny Tic said John D. Day at the
time o. hls death, for the payment of GER
tam debt que nom the estate Of said John
y. DGS, uteGGsed, to Richard IL; Nddick,
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IN Ch0nCcry

West Virginia;
A TRuLES HELD IN THE CLERKS
N office Of the circuit court Of Lewis coun.
Y, on the first Monday in January, 1872,
johnson N, Camden and
John V. Rathbone,
plaintiffs, ,rh,,,..,.
Jeremiah Suider and P.
u. Hale, defendants
The bill in this cause alleges that on the
9Th day Of September, 1864, In the circuit
court o: Lewis county, johnson n. Camden,
who sued for the use Of John V. Rsthbonr,
obtained judgment against tue defendants
for $500, principal, and 81 70 cents charges
Of protest, with interest on $500, principal,
from the LIST day Of March, 1861, and inter
est on s? 70 cents charges Of protest, from
the lst day Of June, 1861, til paid, and
50 20 cents coStS-That on the 36th day OF
December, 1871, the defendant p. II. Hale
paid on said Judgment the snm of S4s9 "a
cents, which was one full half OF the debt,
Interest and costs, and officers fees, aud
commission Of the said judgment, on the
said,3Oth day of DecembeN 1871.
Tie object Of this suit Is to enforce III
lien Of said judgment against tract Of sixt
one and Ont-half acres Of land, situate
said county, on the Stanton and parkCfI.
burg turnpike, about stwo miles west Of
Weston, the property ofthe defendant, Sni-
der, for he balance Of said judgment and
tho costs Of this suit.
And happening by affidavit filed that
the said Jeremiah Snider Is not resident Of
this State, aid lie not appearing, It Is order"
ed that he do appear hero within one month
after the date Of the first publication Of this
tordCr, and do what may Unnecessary 10 pro.
Get bis interest in this Slit
A Copy--AtteStC:
JOHN Q, JACKSON, Clerk.
John Drannon, atty for plaintiff
Jan B'it
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MFRS. NARY z. YAENEY
SEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
ka;n Sirnet Weston

Mrs. yarncy would respectfully inform
the ladies OF Weston and vicinity that she
has just received aud has now on hand a
full and complete assortment Of notions,
ribbons, millinsryand straw goods, bonnet
trimming and velvet ribbons, bsntti
silks, satins, and vtlvetS, blondes, nets,
grapes, iuchCs, flowers, feathers, ornaments,
straw bonnetS and ladies' hats-trinmod
and un,rimmGd-shaker hoods, sundownI,
&c which she Ia offering a, Bsltinort
prices. BONNET AND DRESS MAKING
will rseUivs prompt attention and be done
In the best style. nlsiy
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IosgPH A. WATSON,

p A ] N r z r,
IKeHOn, ". "a.
Parties In Lewis and adjoining counties,
Wishing tAsir houses, signs, or furniture
painted will do well 10 communicate with
mo tsforegoing elsewhere. PSpes-hAnEing
and WITHDRAWING promptly attended to.
Terms moderate; and all work warranted.
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NOTICR TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors Of W. G. PieTOn,
deceased
IN PURSUANCE OF A DE.
cree Of the circuit court Of Lewis county,
made in n cause therein pending to subject
the real estate Of the said w. G. Pierson to
the payment Of his debts, you are required
to present your claus against the said ".
G. PictsOn for adjudication 10 VIM, l..
Huntington, commissioner, at his office in
the said county, on or before the 18th day Of
February, 1872.
Witness, John G. Jackson, clerk of said
co urt this 18th day Of December, lS7l
JOHN c. JACKSON, Clerk.
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VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

NTEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,
w --Is7I.--lS72-
The last Catalogue Sh ,wT an attendance 0
III Students at this Institution. Five dis
tlnct Departments Of Instruction, with ful
corps of competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages;
Mathematics, pure Rnd spilled fs!CnOss%%y,
Ethics, Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric,
the Sciences. &C., kc., carefully aud thor.
oughly taught. Practical Chemistry and
Physics, illus trn;cd by appropriate SpParat.
US. Special advantages Tor the study Of &C.
ology.
4 good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
NincTalogy, Geology and Conehology; tot
gethcr with many specimens in other depart
meats of Natural History. Fine Buildings !
beautiful and healthy location, good society.
Fall Term hcgins Sept. Q. Winner, De-
ecmbcr 5. Spring, March 20. Commence.
mcnt, JunO1O.
Boarding from 81 to g per week.
Tuition, from SIS to S2i per year.
For further particulars, inquire Of
ALEX HARTlS, President,
Morgantown, ". Va.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
salathiel G. SIalnaksr, !
plaintiff,
vs..
Blackwell Jackson, al.
ministratqF Of Stephen
y. jackson, deceased,
Blackwell Jackson, Min.
ter Jackson, Isaac Jack.
son, Nancy Jackson,
Celie Jackson, Elizabeth
Jackson, Virginia jack
son, who intermarried
with - Atkinson,
James Jaclson, Ellen
jackson, Edward Jack
sou and Susan jackson,
Hannah jackson, widow
Of S. P. jackson, de-
ceased, VIM. j. Rice,
Levi johnson, Alcxan-
der Johnson and Fran
els Yaunoy, defend
ants.
By DEGREES of the Circuit Court ofGilner
county heretofore rendered In the above
styled cause, II was amongst other things
provided, adiudged md dCcrccd that hi,
cause he referred to the undersigned, Master
Commissioner Of said Court, TO ascertain
the amounts of the original Judgment in ia.
vor OF the said Stephen 7. jackson against
the complainant and Others the various pay
ments thereon, and by WHOM. made, and Tie
datcs!of the same, and the application Ufsuch
payments, together with any matter deeraCd
pertinent by the Commissioner, or. required
to be specially stated by amy Of the parties.
And by subsequent decree and order Of
said Court made in this cause rendered A,
the August term, 1871 II was ordered that
the undersigned Commissioner publish in tic
Weston DENocRAT, public newspaper, pub
lishCd in Weston, Lewis county, for four
weeks, the time aud place Of taking and
stating the accounts between the parties, and
that snch notice shall 10 taken and held "a
equivalent 10 personal service ornotico 10 the
parties thereto.
Notice is therefore hereby given to all The
parties 10 this suit, that on the 2iih day Of
February, 1872, nj the law Office Of Fleming
4 Bennett, In the town OF Glcnvillc, Cline
county, ! will proceed TO rcxccuto tho said
reference as required by said DEGREES a,
which tirse and place you are required to
attend. And II from any cause the said ref.
ercncc is not fully executed on that day, the
execution thereof will be continued from iay
to day, and time to time until the same i
completed.
Given under my hand this 10th day oil
January, 1917. Nm. BENNETT,
ianlh-At Nnstnr Cnh,mirrinrnr
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WY. z. LIVELY,
w -ATronSAI Az LLN,-
GIsHT!LLg ". ". E,
Practices IN oilnsr, LsWh and sdjsin-
ing cOuatles. Al business promptly ~
tended 10,