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4 zfSE 4
! J.wisH LONGEVITY. There are very many
curious facts related with regard to the Jew4
ish race; many, no doubt. are true, and some
certainly have no other foundation than
fancy. Prof. Stone, in his remarkably inter-
esting course Of lectures on the subject de-
iiyered some years ego in this city, gave as
carers,l summary Of the truth with regard
10 this peculiar people as has ever been made,
ana statistician in London has recently
published some quite remarkable statements
about their physical condition, based upon
carefully collected records. From these it
appears that Jewish blood conAins l1tle or
no scrofaia. 81
Tip average life OF the Jew in London is
forty-nne ye,rs,. while Of The, Christian l. is
only thlrry-seven years. o. a given number
of Christians, only ono quarter viii; Is
general rule. i've to be 'sfxty years, while
amoupg Jews one quarter lived to be at least
seventy one.A Among children, fOurteenper
cent. of the Christisil population die between
ONE year and fiye years of age, while only
ton ner cent. of the Jewish chlluren. Finally
in Prussia it requires fifty-one years for the
Christian population TO double itself, and
only forty-ons years for tho 'yesEish. n we
. /. not uiiitskei. rrofessor Stowe declared
that the Jews had remained Of about the
same total number oyer since they became
historic. This proof Of their greater average
aud greater relative Increase
would seem to furnish material for contra
ceuraat, go
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Nome Reading.

One OF the most pleasant iuties os tha
Heat of the family ss 70 furnish Its members
WIN good reading. In tis.cs which a,e pass
It was considered enough 70 clotl,e aud iecx,
and shelter Z family. This a. the snm Of
paternal duty. But .latlcrly 1t has besn'
found out tia, wives and children tAave
minds SO that it becomes necessity so etlu-
cate taee cIillre,,. and furnish reading for
the whole household. It'has been found ont
that the mlnd wants food as well a. tl,si
body; and that ii wants 10 be sheltered rom
the piiiless storms Of error and vice BY the
guarding and friendly roof Vt Intelligence
aud virtue. Anignorant family in our days
is an antiquatcd Institution. 1t smells OF
the musiy pa5t. Hit ~ q dark spot which the
light of the nodern sun Of intelligence has
nat reached. Let good reading go into
hear; and the very atmosphere OF that rooH.
Gradually bu: surely changes. The boy be-
gins 10 grow ambitious. to talk about men,
places, principles. books, the paat and tfis
tuinre. The girls be. ia to feel new hte
opening before them, ia knowledge. duty
and love. They ace new fields OF usefulness
and pleasure. Aud SO the family changes,
and out af this unasbsr 20 honorable men,-
bers Of apciesy. Let the torch of intslligense
be lit IN every household. Let the old and
yonng vie with each ether la introducing
new and useful topics Of investigation. and
IL chefishiny lore af reading, atndy and
s s5s gnl
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BozEMAN MONTANA TERRITORY FRIDAY JANUARY 81. 1873

! will, il rn.l>i always elicit q CERTAIN adn,ira
ton, especially wlrnsthc person shows
certain refinen'ent.aald delicacy Of orsaniza
lion.
! While Mr.. FelIovs was setting shimsel
straight before the assembled nations i gias.
Of wafer aud another or wine weroa hantct
the prisoner and his sister by the attentive
door-keeper, who had so long Interested hin,
self III their affairs. The ladies' stroye td
comfort the weeping sister.s and Stokes once
looked frowningly 81 her Us II to inspire hei
| with some of kis fosIitnde
The closing proceedings of the court were
us follows:
Mr.. Fellews--I II becomes my painful bli
inperHfse duty now tsi move the court that
is npan the yer
Dict.
Mr.. Tremaine-I hope this motion Will be
suspended till Monday morning. ,as. Fs may
have motion to make in arrest Of j.dg-
;ncnt.
Judge Boardlman-I think there ID no ne
cessity for passing sentence to night, and no
improperly in postponing it until Monday
morning.
The court then discharged the jury.
The scenes IN the conr,-roo,n atter tho i,,rv
were dismissed were most impressive. AS
Stokes nj ose. friends caught him by the arms
to supnort him He did not reject this aid.
seeuinp uncartain = ms strength. ONE ol
the jurors approached him speaking commits.
cratingly, and murmuring something about
..conScience .,
Stokes turned toward this man and said, in
a pla,nsive. rcproachiul way. with,a touch of
curiosity, s.Will you tell me whether Won ac-
tually believed the testimony of Hart ?,
The. juror refused to answer.
. Now the excited crowd Of spectators sway-
ed to and fro, and seemed determined not to
leave the room. The ushers urged them out.
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hr. Mayog gave a sprirg Lslf way aeross

Ar. Mazog gave a sprirg Lslf way across
the room.
~ " hat the tlsnce VAS thatg VIE spehes
ls,asketl. but no ens answered.
Della was; staring at..her grand fathers per-.
trait AVID sil-ls bling. while McGsnagla was
starils.at the sslsu portrait and tremAlisx.
Who spoke" sianlmrred Massg, looking
wildly around him.
i apok- =
WAS t portrait gasped Deliss slirew-
ing herself into her lovers ariAs .aS ..pro.ec-
ton. 7.k
'Ha: What? tie portrai.s MY father r.
And Mr.. u sog ifta.bled Till his teeth fairly
chartered.
.ies, II Is your esther. JrAkrsan Aagox.s
said the portrait AMI s> 1esriDls e ~ sseaaed
TO sleaM fiener than ever.
'lYha--what do you n si.s ef Iae.s asked
Mr. Ma2Sg, in, hnars. whisper. star
ing iixetly .at the portrai; and sl,oa sudden
ly gainisg snasage. .Pshaw. what fool---
Wbq DO yen call 8 foolg' demanded The
gsrtrait. in terrible vaiee.
BY hcayenl III know the meaning uf
tAis.1 esied Mr.. Magog. sspriseipg forward
aud dashing his foot through the picture.
Then he staggered back. There isn't any
one hid behind there a,f
The portrait laughed, 'ha. l,, har butit
did net smile. No. 1t looked just as fierce. "a
ever, AID that terrible laugh, made Mr. Ma
gos's blood cnrdie in his veins. The color
LETT his check, great beads of pcrspiraton
broke on, upon. his forehead, and lie stagges-
cd back apI tell into ! seat.
This Is surely no mortal business, bs
grQanes~ .,1-. ~. las asf
Jefferson said shs, portrait, assuming an
injured .oae, AREN'T you ashamed ,e strike
yos.i poor old tather p
Great heavens = cried Mr.. Mageg, sf you
are my father. tell NE what yon ~ant or me.
List 0 list, unhappy man. hegan the por-
srstt. Have you not already caused misery
enough in the world9 and do you wish 10
add to your manifol sins end wickeslness by
dividing two loving heartas's ..s,s., ~,
eWhat!' cried Mr.. Masog. springing to lis
feet. While his eyes solicd from the portrait
sotlie lovers ,e
shsld not q word, Jefferson, said the por-
.,t -, go znas s1tueA terror 70 ms heart,
s.shsranass. ,'s. Wy usal ,as'ier ioye-
-. ,'.sa -, ta,.u Alasog' lns ofs;7
.ar .r,. !" - "'"as 'oho q. hamlel. s' y,
essa asP lo1 between YthfA young
man aud this fair lnaidcii.> They belong fg
each other, Give thy consent to, their .niun..
: nnon Lis .h.;r "si'"s ~ Sso@
.Ya,; mn.t I, Ill, -. ~ :, ,...,, -.
r., .rnaar s' = ~ '''e io's'a''' = soa ao'ft
capa 49, ,sa.. ~ sou.
o,,t - n;s a..;. 500 "aKos' sprihgina
tr.it ,n1 oa'...,.;. '". ..' ~ oacN p the pof-
.Don,t, don,t as...,, s'v 'ase H'h ms hahds'
ovar III. Should Ano 'neh kiane,ng
.r.ia h.- ~ .rs. - 'Al' iosers' ne craod--
con.ent 49,. ,sa. ,e, % .aAe nsf' she yours
1.r.r,w.,, ~; ~, "yoa VIE
ar v;ca ~ " po.1.ais y. y L .A'ht. laF
cast ono ,,e,a.;.;n, s.,,.s ms :" eieo ass I've
n. roon, s'sAss "'0aa's Sno hst
Thc ,sana,;;t = t,.t ,..a,,.a -, .a5 saL1
he sioayn1 inur on1 ,,.s = via.
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WORKING !

The noblest men know on earth,
Are men whose hands are brown With toll;
Who, backed byne ancestral graves,
Hew down the wood and till the soil,
And win thereby prouder fame
Than follows king or warriors .nariiJ.
The workingrnen whate ,er .theirtask,
To carve the slone or bear the hod-
The sweat upon their honest brows
The royat stamp and seal OF God1
! And brighter are their drops or sruat j i .eA
Than diamonds in q coronet. 80
God bless the noble working men!
Who rear the cities Of the plain K
Who dig the mines and build the ships,
!. And drive the comm~ree on the main;
God bless themF for their swarthy hands
Have wrought the glory oi all lands.
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PHYSICIANS
ne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
st. Louis Hotel, i

t-~ HELENA, ~ t..
.xfeadina frem Main to jackson Streets,
win be kept open fer the receston ef transien
ynd permanent guests ana ooafdes.
Accommodations Unsurpassed and Charges
Reasonable. =. 5.
:. c. +. sEELIvAH.
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ron WASHINGTON.
Claims Collected.

srhe undersigned intends to leave for
washington about the 20th Of December. to
ron,aiatiIl tl,e 4th of March, and will give
nrompt attention TO oil business sent hlm.
Alter the 20th Of December my address VIII
ee 100 Third street, Washington, D. q.
JOHN.P.BRUCE,
a Bozemar, NJ. r.
-, %rSsa ssAs No.
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There u nothing tnat is meritorious bus
virtue and friendship, aud indeed. the latter
is but part OF virtue.
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Aaonymoas E4etters.

1t is piiiable to contemplate the degradation
of persons addicted to writing anonymous
letters OF bad character. Alike into business
social aud domestic circles they hurled tIleii
infianing misswe. for thc.purpose Il break
ing up prosperous FIRMS, separating chief
friends and Planting the seeds uf discorl.
s.rfe and misery in happy families.
The very fact that the writer does not
sign his name, ,coneluslve!y proves oils of TWO
conditions, th,t he either does net believe
what he writes, or lacks that sincerity, hon
esty and mora fortitufle which cottnts 1t 9
virtue to champion trHtlj.. lie IS either will
fully lying or ashamed Of in the light OF JUS
tice, truth and honor. This is the reason
why such lettels are generally pregnan, with
falsehoods. Hs is therefore lacking in moral
| character. Hsis also reckless OF the rights
and happiness Of his fellow beings. "A gain,
he is so void of wisdom as not to know that
THE time is coming when hidden things shall
be revealed and secrets proclaimed from the
house top. ~.
sucl, letters. spring from the worst pas.-
sions of human nature; from avaries promp-
ting dishonest business competition or per-
sonal jealousy and hatred. They indicate
ignorance and narrow-minded prejudice,
Their autfors relentlessly huri Hthem as
ffamiHg aud incendiary torches into the so
cial affections, the friendships. the business
compacrs and the domestic felicity of their
fellow beings. Hence they are lower in the.
scale Of morality than these outlaws who
burn cur stores, barns, manufactures and
dwellings. Ior tIes DO greater mischief and
wrong to humanity. Hardness Magazine.
-----.s-s-7
It has been determined that the beautiful
cathedral ut Strasbonrg isyto be completely
restored at cost Of over $125, 900. Much of
the masonry has to be rebuilt. and over ], 200
panes Of glass are to pc put in. The famous |
clock is said to be uninjured, and only to re-
quire cleaning. During the siege sh ell en-
tered one Of the windows aud buried itself in
the organ without exploding. No essential
part OF the organ was injured. so that it can
still be.played, but IL is not impossihla that
the she'll might fall from its position and ittx-
plode. Aspirants TO the Office Of. organist
are not numerous.
Il 81 ------.As- sas i3 s
: sMALL M4rTERs.-I'he nerve of the tooth,
not so large as. the finest cambrie needle,
VIII sometimes drive strong man to dis
tractibo.. A mosquito can make an elephant
absolutely mad. 4 coral fock, which
causes q navy to founder, is the work Of
worms. The warrior that withstood death
Id i thonsand forms may. be killed by an
insect. The deepest Wretehedncss sften |
rcsulty from petty trials. A chance look
fron those we love often produces exquisite I
pain or pnalIoyed pleasurs. III.
While In the world she may be commana-I
lne, blithe and proud, the truly feminine
woman seeks master tn love, ssd desires
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While In the world she may be command.
inc, blithe and proud, the truly feminine
\ woman seeks 4 master Ia love. asd desires
nothing 90 ardently as to and her csnqueror,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-28

Under dccrcoe Of the Circuit Court
Of Lewis county at the March term
1873, in tho case of Henry BranuOn,
Executor of Z. II. Arnold. deceased,
ag.inst Thomas S. POscy and wife, ]
will sell to the highest bidder, at pub.
lie auction in frost oil The; Court House
Of Lewis county, on tho 1st day OIL
September next, that being the FIRST day
Of tho next term Of raid Circuit Court,
a tract Of Gs acres Of laui mentioned
10 said decree, lying in Lewis county
on Red Lick Run of0il Creek.
TERMS: Purchaser will DO requirct
to give notes for tho purchase mcuel
with good security. payable IN 0. Il
aud "a months, bearing interest from
date, aud lieu to exist on tho land q
further security.
WM. Z. ARNOLD,
iuly7.4t Commissioner.
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GAULEY BRIDGE ROAD.

TINE UNDERSIGNED, COMMISSION.
ers, appointed by the county court Of
IIraIton county for that purpose, at the July
term thereof, 1873, will, on the End day Oi
August next, at the court house OF Said coun
is, sell at public auction TO the lowest bid.
der, the Turnpike Road, leading from the
corporate limits of the town of SlttOn, 10
tbs Lewis county llne.-ThA: Is to say, the
man who will take said road, aud keep II III
good repair for the shortest period of time
for the tolls on said rond, together with S3J
per mile appropriated by said court to be
expended on said rOad.-Ths purchaEer Civ.
lag bond, 10 be approved by said commits
sioners, for the faithful performance Of said
work. Said road to be completed within
20 days from tue day Of sale.
". D. ROLLYS0N,
AS. BERRY,
". F. MORRISON,
Commissioners.
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THE LAST DUN.

ASA GREAT MANY OF THOSE PER-
n sons who are indebted to ne seem to
have forgotten tie fact, and as have no
clerk to send around 10 nOtiiy each indiyid-
ual personally, Therefore, In order TO give
every one Ofmy debtors u fair opportunity
TO know that be does owe inc, and 10 know
that want the money, shall have posted
in front ofmy store and at other public pla-
ccs In the county, a full printed list Of the
names of all such persons as are indebted 10
me, with the amount they owe opposite their
names. wkenever any one pays, his ualnc
will DC crossed out, 50 that all the world
may knew that he Is prompt as well rs
honest, PORTER JOHNSON.
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In advance of any other weekly
paper in the State, The DEMOCRAT
presents ! this morning the
full text of the decision by the SUI
prcme Court of Appeals of the
hPenitcntinry Case" We bespcak
for it careful perusalby all who
have given this matter any thought
it is able, exhaustive and COM
Our advertisers must pardon
us this week-we have been COM
PEELED to leave out many of their
favOrs, but We will "make it all
right" in due time.
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July Is, 1873.
NOTICE TO REVERSE DECREE.
10 Tue Hos. Jonx DaAsyOS, JuDOg,

10 Tue Hos. JOnS BGASwOS, JUDGE
&c:
The petition OF the undersigned, JohD
TAYLOR, Of the county VI Randolph, respect.
fIIly represents that lie Is aggrievod by u
Inal decree rendered IN tue Circuit Court Of
said county, in tue Chancery cause Of the
Valley Bank against himself and others,
whereof large suns Of money were deerccd
10 be paid, and the lands Of your Petitioner
were decrGch to b. sold, aud they were sold
10 pay said debts. Your Petitioner shows
that IN said cause he was not served with
any process therein that when the same
was hearl aud determined, the said cause
was to all legal intent at Rules; that the
same WAS improperly set for hearing, that
he never appeared IN said cause, or cT'
ployed, retained or authorized counsel 10
appear for him In said cause, aud that there
fore the said decree was in form rendered
upon n bill taken for confessed, al
though Improperly and crroneOuSiy 50 rcn.
derel for the reasons aforesaid.
The said complainant In said cause, viz
the vally Bank, will therefore take notice
that on The hrIt dag Of the urxt term OF the
Cireuit Court of Randolph county, ] viii
move the said Court 10 reverse said decret
for the reasons aforesaid, und for other cr'
rors apparent upon the face Of tue record y
the proceedings in said cau!e.
JOHN TAYLOR.
By his Attorneys.
Golf & Woods AtI'ys for Taylor.
juIy2l,4t
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE.

For sale, Thirteen Lots in Kitson'l
Addition to the Town Of WestOn.-.
These Lots average a quarter Of au
aero each, orc bounded IL tho rear by
tho West Fork River, are admiraLly
adapted for building purposes, and
will bo sOld cheap. An opportunity II
now offered to persons Of small mean
to secure homes For particulars ap
ply to W. q. BENNETT.
Real Estate Agent, Weston
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JACKSONVILLE July Ia
Ma. EDl1oR:-I announce myself candi-
date flr Ito Office OF SUPERINTENDENT 0Y
FREs SCHOOLS for Lewis county, | shall is'
sue no circular, as my conduct in that OiIl:e
Is familiar to all. The only guarantee
which can offer for Increased efficiency IN
the performance Of the duties of the Office, II
elected, ia the experience gained In Tue per,
formnRce OF those duties in the past.
1 4 HILL.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
70 lie ole.lilgr. d Georae Wlne. a

70 Tie Creditors Of George White, de-
etased:
Ia pursuance of a decree of the Circuit
Court Of the county of GilmCr, male in a
cause therein pending to subject the real es'
tate Of the sail George White 10 the pay
mCnt Of his debts, you ART required to pre-
sent your claims against the said George
While for adjudication, to Levi johnson,
Commissioner, at his Office In tile town Of
Glenvillp, 10 the said county, on or before
the FIRST day of September, 1879.
Witness, CurrGnce Is. Conrad, Clerk Of
said Court. this 10th day oil July, 1879.
G. 3, CONRAD, Clerk.
;uIvO1-Gt
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/ SlEAN BUSINESS.
T HAVE $1,000 DUE Me BY

/ nav S3,7OO -" "'
BOOK ACCOUNT! This want settled up
at once, either by CASH, NOrE AND SECURITY
or the plea Of Poverty. | don't want any
plea Of Limitation or personal exemption
Your accounts will be- forwarded yeu 10 n
few DAYS and response Is expected At once.
lfnot, officers will call upon yVu. ] have
with many prudent and discreet business
inca, fully demonstrated the fact that CASH
basis is the only true mode OF conducting
trade. As for my part. II, cannot get csh
for my goods H. % days ! Will keep them.
Goods arc money, and credit payable 10 90
days only pays tho little profit your mer.
chant receives. Ny books must and shall
he settled. --f.et not this notice he read
heedeSSly by those who too often re eat thC
lullaby, "l'm rich, and able 10 pay-hC
don't mean nic.n mean all! In short,
mean business! lflowe you, come and
get your money. lfyUu owe me, come and
pay. Don let US tramp longer iR the old
iOgy way Of "ifuSt me until can sell Il mig.
ger, or the amount gets large enough 10
give you my note
mean Just what | say. You have owed
me for montls-yes, years now pay me OF
plead limitation, homestead, &c, In cxtenu'
alton, or that ilual plea, often used, Of "ily
wife paid that" Put In any plea to gel
your name or my books. This is my de-
sire. Notes oforer four months stand.
Ing will bpput into lhr hands Of Henry
Branuon for collection on the lst Of August
4 n CllALFANT,
Weston, July 81.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
County Suppl Free Schools.

In response to tue repeated applications Of
my friends, | hereby announce myself aS a
candidate for the Office Of SUPERINTENDENT
oPFREE SCHOOLS for Lewis county, and res
pettlully nSk the support Of the voters ia my
behalf on the 9Th day ofAugust.
i. $. BLAND:
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IIONORS

Il the best In tlls EnfiEOt. lie calls par.
ticular attention to his assortment Of fine
old Rye and Bourbon Whistles, which 10
offers a. the lowest market prices.
p. TIERNFY. dec Il
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FLOODED CATTLE AND SHEEP

A " w0OpFoRD lsnOu agcn. for The
N, sale VI Fine IiloOdcd Sheep, imported
direct rom Canada. Also, imported Cattle
pure blood. PeHons Wishing To purclias,
any OfthO above described stock, will call
on the undersigned, OF Parker u. Goodman
y Bro.i Of Jano Lew. james Lynch, oil
llarllIon toun,y, will sell Que buck lamb
for 500, OF u pair for 500.
lNaclo 4, W, W0oDroRD,
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

70 Me Creditors Of RoJc. Lima, De,
rtdsc,i
IN pursuance Of y decree Of the Circuit
Court VI the county of Gil.aer rendered in
a cause therein pending, to subject the real
estate of the said Robert Linn TO the pay
mcnt Ofhis debts, YOU IRE required to PFC
sent your claims against the said Robert
Linn. for adjudication, to Levi johnson,
Commissioner, at his office IN the town OF
Glrnyillc, In the said county, on or before
the first day ofSepicnlbcr, 1873.
Witness, Currencc u. Conrad, Clerk OF
said Court, this 10Th day Of July, 1919.
g. d CONRAD, Clerk.
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T1IE TIERNEY HOUSE.

TIME proprietor Of this old anl pop.
ular stand would respectfully inform
'ep puolic that he has just received full
und complete stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Of tile best quality Gad at the lowest gsic;i.
His stock OF
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Vest Virginia,
At Rules held 10 the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, on the first
Monday in July, 1873.
EbcnezGr Leonard aud
Wealthy, his wife,
VS.. In Chancery
John yincent's heirs,
&c.
1.-The oblce. of thil suit Is to sell 4 tract OF
o33 3-4 Acres Of land on the right hand fork
Of tile Vest Fo III River, in Lewis county,
wned by John Vincent ut bis death, and
divide proceeds among his children and
their descendants, or, II the Court should
not deem a sale proper and promotire ofthC
interest of those entitled 10 said lGnd, then
tOpartitiOn tue same among those entitled
thereto, aud to declare that James L. and
flayius X. Wilson have no interest In said
land, Aud it appearing by affidavit filed
That defendants Fmncis Morgan, Owen T.
francis and Susan, his wife, Lucinda
Westfall, Thomas ". v. Ncsks, I'm. H.
Nceks, George MeckS, james Il. Sims aud
Jane, his wife, Parmelh Nteky, Nancy
Sleeks, WIN Lamb, and MaIi, his wife,
Amos D. Wheat, Jefferson @. Vincent
Samuel Il. Vincent, Aaron Yanleet aud Lu.
Cy, his wife, William u. Vincent, David r
Vincent, Elnorc IL. Gould, James L. vii,
soL and Flavius X. Wilson, are nOn.rcsi
dentI of the State Of Hest Virginia, ard tile,
not appearing II Is ordered that they do up,
pear here within one month after the date y
the first publication of this order and dc
what Is necessary to protect their Interests
In this suit. Testc:
W. II BYRNE, Clerk.
Henry BFannOn p. q. julyl44