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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-16
Killing n Panther.

An old lady named Gawthrope, one
of the oldest settlers in Preston county,
died recently in the 9th year of her
age. She was somewhat noted for her
proves in killings panther in The
early days, and correspondent OF the
Preston county Journal thus relates the
story
| / called on her one day and found
her spinning lax on her little spinning
wheel. When / mentioned the panther
and asked for the particulars she push-
ed back her wheel and said: in the
early settlement of this country, when
very little improvement had been made
here, Mr.. G. being from home, ! gath
cred up my clothes, took some fire in
my hsnd, and went down to the run to
wash pointing q few rode below the
| house, in few minutes | heard the
sheep bell and found the
sheep were running rapidly toward me-.
When within twenty yards OF where /
stood l saw large panther leap upon
one o! them, bearing it to the ground
and tearing and eating IT, | hallooed
to frighten il, but it paid no attention
to me. linen picked up club and
threw at it. Letting go its victim for e
moment, fixing his eyes upon me, and
threshing the ground with his tail be
made me think l bad better leave. |
ran TO the house as fast as I could, got
the rife aud ran back, but he had
dragged the sheep into the weeds 80
that he could not be seen. crossed
the run and finally saw him eating
away. From this place | coald get no
rest for the gun, aud was afraid to shoot
of hand Tor fear Of missing him s;oop-
ing upon one knee and resting my elbow
on It took the best aim conld. When
the guu went off | SAW that his back
was broken. When went toward him
he crawled from ne at first but soon
turned to FIGHT. At this moment
neighoor who was working near by
heard the report OF the gun and came
running down the hill. l told him to
get club and kill i. Getting large
stick and slipping up behind the pam
Their, he struck, but the stick broke.
He vas wonderfully afraid and turning
TO me said: well. Betsey. you commen-
ced it and guess you will have to
finish it, | then picked up the axe l
had had to build the fire, and &c he
crawled from me l ran up behind him
and struck him on the head splitting
it nearly open. lie measured, inc!rd
ing his tail, eleven feet"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-16
VEN NorR Market.
New York, Septemhe

NEW YORK, September 10.
FLOUR-The market for state ana
western -four is moderately active with
steady prices, ruling at So 5000 60
fer superfne state; e 7O@6 90
Tor extra state; 6 9j@7 % for
choice do; ! 05@7 Is for fancy do;
) 50@6 90 for superfnc western; 6 100
6 90 for common TO medium extra
western; e 95@7 IS fer choice DC; I IS
as Gj for common to choice white
wheat western extra; G 75@7 90 for
common to good shipping brands extra
rourd hoop Ohio. Southern flour is
dull and heavy at IS LOGS 40 for
common to fair extra and S45@ll 90
Tor good TO choicedo. Rye flour is quiet
and unchanged at 81 609j 20.
WHEAT-Dull and without large
request, and tie market rules strongly
in huyer's favor at 81 j2@1 81 for No.
> Milwaukee end 50Ml % for No. >
Chicago.
RYE-.Quiet and steady.
BARLEY-Is quiet.
CORN-Firm with fair export and
home trade demand at 65@6Sc TOR
lteamer western mixed, and 66@Il Tor
sail.
OATS-Firmer and fairly active at
47@47lc for mixed western; 49952@c
for white western, aud 469463c for
black do
PROVISIONS-Pork is firm and in
lair demand at ST 50@l7 G. for new
mess; Is % for extra prime and 10 %
all so for new prime mess. Beet is
quiet and unchanged at IS OO@lO 80
for plain mess; IL 25@l2 80 for extra
mess. Beet hams are dull at Is OO9
90 50. Tierce beef firm and qniet at
l6 O0@l7 so for prime mess and Is "
@20 so for Iadia mess.
LARD-S2c for prime steam and s.
for kettle rendered.
COTTON-On spot opens with q fail
shipping demand at about previous
prices; low middlings l9!@l92c mid
dlings 20l@202c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-16
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Is.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Is.
COTTON .-Qliet low midl!ngs 100
l9}c.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT - Steady and closing
strong; Ohio and Indiana 81 j09l 60;
Pennsylvania j59l 60.
CORN-Southern white firm at 75@
nc; yellow nominal at 64c; mixed
western dull and nominal at 90.
OATS--Steady; southern 44@46c
western mixed 42@43c; do white $50
As.
RYE-Firm at S5G9j.
HAY-Unchanged.
PROFESSIONALISM and lower
Mess pork SIT 75@1S 90. Bulk
meats, shoulders S!@SSc; clear rib
sides 9g994 Bacon, shoulders 9f@
94c; clear rib sides lie. Sugar cured
hams lf@l6c.
LARD-S4@SSc.
WHISKY-Dull at 97@974c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-16
EENWOOD BOARDING ROYS,
NkU USSpSCHOUL FOR w wi

Presents strong attraction In,Tents and
guardians. A pleasant IJ .'; thorough
instruction: healthful d,sctnlinoi excellent
library; new apparatus. send i)r cara.
logue. Liberal discount to c!ergymen.
CHARLES JACOBUS, A. NJ Pm,
New Brighton, PENN
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Giuifnuatt Market.
CINCINNATI, September l;

NlNOlNHaiiJ .'CPtSuoSi 49,
COTTON-Quiet; middlings l9sc.
FLOUR-Dull; family 81 G0@7 %;
fancy 7 50@S Is.
WHEAT-Steady; No. > red 81 IS
al 10; white l 55@l CO..
CORN-Firm at 52@54c.
OATS-Steady at 43c.
Rhythm at sc.
PROVISIONS-Qu:et. Mess polk,
better feeling. Bulk meats steady;
shoulders SIC; clesr rib 9@95c. Bacon
frm and in fair jobbipg demand;
shoulders 9G9Ic; clear rib sides lO@
l0lc; clear side, l0fMl0sc. Sugar
cured hams steady at lS4@l4$c.
LARD-Bet,er feeling al SIC.
TALLOW-7l@7Ac.
HOGS-Steady at "a j094 81.
WHISKY-Steady at Ole.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-16

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OFFICE OF THE
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC PRINrINo,f
CHARLIsroN, August ~, 1873.
In accordance with law, SEALED PRO.
POsALS will be received by the Commits
sioners Of Public Printing, at the Auditor
Office. in the Capitol, until the
3rd day OF October, 1873,
at y o'clock n, for the execution OF the
PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING, and
for supplying the State with STATlONEh1
AND PRINTING PAPERS, for the contract
year ending the Second wednesday. In
Each proposal shall be accompanied BY q
bond eY ecuted according 10 law by The bid.
der, with at least two good and sufncient
sureties residing In this state, Ia the penal
sum OF ten thousand dollars, Tor all State
Printing the penal sum OF two thousand
dollars Tor all State Binding; and the penal
sum OF five thourand dollars for furnishing
Paper, conditioned for the faithful perfoI M
ance OF the contracts; and no bids uhaceom-
panied ey such bond shall be entertained oy
the Comm ssioners OF Public Printing.
An approximate estimate OF the work ana
material to be done and furnished, together
with blank forms for proposals, bonds, de,
will be furnished upon application 70 Inc
Commissioners. JOHN d. bURDETr,
Pres't ofCommissioners Of Public Printing.
sept2-i
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Salubrions Climate, Pure Water
and Fertile Soil

render these lands the most desirable OF
any now Offering In America.
Two trains daily leave Leavenworth.
Lawrence and Kansas CITY Tor al points
N, tha
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at'hsetinN 4gea'a1e;.
. .,,s, ty Mail, in Advance
.iILY EEGIsTEE

nlILY EEsiISI k4k--
r,. vs.;. sS.O0i Three months ...t..Gl
AK month"; ...... 400 one monlh......'''" "a
Tgi. EERLl .EGIsIER.
.aDlishea every Tuesday, THURSDAY snc
Saturday,
joe copy, lyr...SLcu One copy ) ui't-'s''Vt
WEEKLY uEGfsTEE.
Jne COPY, W. .s2.GOI Flvecopies, yrs 800
one copy, 6 mos LOO Ten copies, w. lo.H
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
a Disease witt. a Thousand Symptoms.


Dyspepsia is the most perpiexing of all human
ailments. Its symptoms arealmostinfnit in their
variety. and the for orn and respondent victims of
the disease fen fancy themselves the prey lin turn
of every known malady. This is due, in part to
the close sympathy which exists between the
stomach and the brain, and in part also to the fac.
that any disturbance of the digestive function
necessarily disorders the liver bowels and the
nervous system, and affects. to some extent..the
quality of the blood. a medicine that, like Hos
letters Bitters, not only the stomsch but:at
the same time controls the liver, produces regular
ha bit OF body, braces the nerves. pures the fuids
and " mi sisters TO mind diseased is therefore
the true and only specific for chronic indigestion
Such ia The operation OF this famous vegetable re-
storative IT not only cures yspe psia but al.o all
concouiltants and consequences. Moreover it ia
inva liable as preventive oil indigestion No one
who CHOICES TO ia Ike halfa wine OF this agree.
able appetizer and stomachi habitusIly three times
day will ever be troubled with oppression liter
eating nnusen, sour quotations any other indi-
ca tons of want of visor in the digestive and as
simiating organs. The debility and aneuor su
perinduced by hot weather are Immediately and
permanently relieved by the Bitters and oorsops
who are constitutonally inclined to look upon fife
"as through glass, darkiy,' will he apt to take
brighter and more hopeful view of the situation
under the genial influence of this wholesome me-
dciuRl s,Imulant.
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WANTED.
1000 s sgsss5 5sf cG GSx nv w''TE CORN
EUGENE BAKER
March 4 1SIS-5t. HONEYWELL Nj

I MESS you want your lamp. to Explode and
- burn up. buy your Coal Oil from GEO T
LIGHT, where you can get It Son-F Explosive
IF you want the best C:cer in town for cents
call at LIGHTS Drug Store.
VOU a ESQ buy Pride of Virginia sm king
4 Tobacco for IS cts. FOR Two lbs 40 CTS ) 10.
and 25 cts. Id. at
Marcia GEO. r. LIGHTS Drug Store.
M 0REOVER, il you want to see nice lot of
IN Picture Frame Moulding, call at LIGHTS
Drug Store. You can have your General Lee Por-
traits framed by leaving them the same place
Moulding for sale by the foot.
CCHOOL Booka. Music. Legai Cap Paper Foois
- Cap Paper, Note Paper, Initial Paper and En-
veiopes. Copy Book. Com postiEp Books. Lead Pen
ellis. Slate Pencils Pens, Pen Holders and Ink, Tor
sale by GEO. T. LIGHT Druggist
ENHAVELy's best grade of Tobacoo for sale nv
~ GEO. T LIGHT.
CTEREosCoPEs and Views. Pictures & Frames,
~ kept by GEO T. LIG HIT.
HAVE lot of Diaries for 1873 I will sell very
cheap. GEO. T. LIGH
F you want the best and purest Chemical Drugs
L and everything reliable in this line, you car get
them by calling the above he does not dea in
cheap old drugs. He keeps his stock we'll rejected
ano always OF the and very best that can be
bought. lfyou want to practice economy, buy the
best.
March 4, 1873.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

DEATH OF GENERAL Ed. JouNsox.-
M"j"r General Edward johnson, late Of tie
Z. 5: y, died at Ford's Gotol. in Richmond.
o" Saturday night, the 1T inst, of heart dis
ease Thus, says the R'chmoud Enquirer, is
added TO the list Of Virgnia's houuttd dead
another Of those gallant men whose lives re-
hect iuS'rc upon her name, and whose ma
tor"ity she is more than proud to own. There
Is no more appropriate Or just tribute to one
VIII" has done his duty to his country than is
Contained in his record, and the record of few
men speak more elcqucntly than sh&t 0: Gen.
cral johnson
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TUE STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.,

Jefferson county, Lb'WIi:
At ru'es Le7d IN The C2e,h. Cfcs NJ Me
Circuit Curt IF .L8~yso" C"mty, "a, Me Sd
day Of -Nrrch, 1879
JAS. Law. RUOI +. PIaiutiH,
Against
J. NJ BARRY AID -. partnrrs PTS Assumrsr4.
trading nader Iht nsrt of J H.
Barry Co, DrteDdauu.
TENllE ohirct OF thiS suit is 20 obtain Judgment
RRHinst the Dr!cndaulr tor the Sutr, o. & l5q 50
With legal iutertst iron F,bru IIy IN,h. I Is ami
20 attach any pr" GTy L' i"rrI"H IA. s.id Do.
frhdsnta III tie Cuun at J. H-r-up. am =" gar
nIsHee my iun"B bri"I gIrg ID h'n IIT hA n ot
JsHes =" MorriA. ENGINEER and AR"Bt"f the Zen.
ThI ImPtOv"n'' ~ COMp"n, snI IN 1lr hHnd4 ~
tie FUsi NHtiuna! Bank 81 ef1ursnUHtt h tI.,ns
Wcat Virginia. i",. Ia iudp M. nj
1t Appearing. sfi.!svit fie.i in thIs .uit, tbst
the d"tenGHnts J NJ. Barry AID -, us,tn-tT
tracing under he name 81 NJ. Harry = Co. sro
not r'sdtnS Of hi. S'n'r, they bcrety o.,irt
t" appear here within n'Uth alter ne. IL
the h'sI publication "f ihL order, and do wbst IL
nccetshfy ~ protect their hi. I.tr.y
IT P;ur;her ordered thst cory oI this nrd.r IN
pubi!Shed Unre week Tor tour SuCcrssIvr W. - n,
sOIne newSrapeT pubisbs" in the County aI I,a.,-
son and ais" b" post.d the front door O the .ny.
House If the said County, least tw. nty days be.
fore decree ia rendri"d-
a Copy-I"st".
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
Cleon Moore, p. q.
Nafch l. 1873 81.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Jefferson CountT,

J"heIson EountT, Fcf.:
]" the County Co"rf, frLruory Term. 1878.
a REPORT "fths account. of William F. Tar
~ ner, as AdIHibistrator Of jacob t:.stsr, S.CId
and Of tho debrs Hnd dcma nds against b.. o-'at.,
having been fled in this Court. pursuant ." Ci,~.
ter 81 of The Code. more than having
elapsed aimee the quail ,hrSDn If cad AJmsni.tTs.
TOY; on the motion of CBthariDe Custer th. sole
distihutee Of sRd eHste, II il ordered bv 3D.. CONT
that the creditors Of said rSUs" on tks
3RD MONDAY OF APRIL, 1879. Sgsinsi the psy-
mrnt and delivery IF tn. rstI'e of sAid dsc,dcnt IN
Catherine meter. hiS d'''' bu''e. sHd ia ard.
for four sUcces.iv ~""ks In the ..SpiTU ef,Lfsy-
SON." pewspaPer published in SHid county +. sud
pOs'ed the front door Il the Court Honse of this
County, the I'd Monday of two succs.Eivs
months COpy-Teste.
ia MOORE, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

MINIATURE STEAMBOAT has been bnilt
Ia England for navigating the shallow streams
of the interior of Brazil. II is built of steel,
is ninety feet long by eighteen feet deep, and
draws only twelve inches Of water The iron
plates are onc-eishth Of an ;nch in thickness.
and is is propelled by patent feathering floats.
Ihe boilers, though nominaly oe twenty. five
horse power, are capabn of wo, king up to
SIXTY. The bottom of the boat is perfectly
HAT. IT was constructed at u cost Of Sll $50.
gold. Steamboats, as bunyant as this ought 10
he OF great use upon the extensive but shallow
rivers which traverse the United States in a}l
directions, but which are now almost useless
tor purposes of navigation aud tran<ror. ntion.
With this new invention the upper Potomac
and Shenandoah rivers may We, be navigafcd
by stcaa, vessels, and grand rrvoIutnn in
the cOm;aercc Of our Mountain State be re.
anzed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

METnOPoLITAT BRANCH RAILROAD
Vice President King, Assistant Master of
Transportation Sharp and other officials Of the
Baltimore and OHIO railroad. we learn from
the .S"", lett Camden Station on srccial
train on Thursday Tor Washington from which
place they proceeded over the Metropolitan
Branch railroaG, from Washington t. the
Point Of Rocks. They went for the purpose
of inspecting the Metropolitan road, and To-
eating stations and sidings. The officials,
who returned to Baltimore at night, were
satisfied with the manner in which tie road
has been constructed. and they expect to have
the branch open to travel during the month
OF April.
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NOTICE.

TIRE account of Adam Young, Trustee Of Henry
Huntsb"rry. uud": Deed of Iru-' OF March
lat, 1866, is the hands OF f. r: Cooke Tor settI.>
nent. Persons having elaine will riease present
them, ADAM YOUNG Trustee
March A. 1sT3-et
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

HON. JANIS O. C;.AkKh-M'e have been
au'horita'ivcIy Informed, says the Baltimore
G"=ene that the Hon. james G. Clarke. Of
Frederick county, has accepted the position
of general manager aid Vice President of the
New York 'nd Erie railroad Company, st "a
salary of ST., 800 per annum. The manage
ment Of 100 miles OF road, with c, 1000 EN-,
pl"yees and a stock capital and bonded debt
of one hundred and twenty>six millions of
dollars. is a great undertaking, yet we are con-
WINGED that President Watson and his board
of directors have selected man well fitted
and able to i!l the place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

South BnANCn RAILwAY.-The Tonney
htcHye"cer states, upon information cons
sidercd reliable and accurate that the South
Branch Railway will be put under contract
to Romney at once, and that "the interest of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad" in the en-.
terprise affords sufficient assurance of the
prompt and substantial completion of the
work
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III ILG1.

CLISToS CuuHTY. Mo. Feb q. 1915
NOTICE Ia hereby gwen that viii apply to the
- Circuit Cur: of Jctirr-"n County, "a est VIr
GINA, at the next ensuing OF s4d Court. for
mn "rHcr auth"r!2'"% ana ''g!itI"" A'c-<rS Davcu-
part aud ithn t. Wii:-nir" 81 !. t;rrs:,n county
0torCsn 10. tupnv aud denver tur rdfan If
Mary r, Burr, ~ Clinton "o"n'v M,-sn",. all per.
F"uHi Property snd Ninn'" IN ihrr hanus O,hera.
Belonging 80 INV W'ri i"', said. ami an'h"rlze
ne as such foreign Euarurn 80 sue Tor. over.
and receive ~ "n"y ana: personal pr"pcTtv be-
Ion Eirc to VarI West Ii'sinig. nd RI move
the sam" to the state OF N's"url. said Mary
Z Burr r"sIdrs JOHN +. Pi.IAiNER,
March ASSIST. G,ua,uirn SC
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

AUCTION SALEs.-1he advertisement of
the following sales, to which the attention of
our readers is called, will oe found in this
paper:-
H;erI"esdny. MrcA l2M-Rcal Estate, by
N. S. White, Trustee.
Wednesday,, A""h l2M-pcrsonal Prop,
er"y, by WilI'a,u Risler.
Thursday. Mnrch l3M-Personal Property,
by Charles y. DinkIe.
Friday, M"rcit i+M.-Pcrsonal Property,
Reuben Custer.
Saturday, Mtrch 15M-Real E<tatc, hy
w. o Maconghtry, Special Commissioner.
N""doy. Ah'rcA 17M-Fersonal Property
and Rea! Estate. by b. z. T,mberake
Nondoy, M0rrh 17M-Personal Property.
by VIM ". Williams.
2~es''.;y, M"rcA SM-pcrsonal Property,
BY DR.. S. y. Bates
2h~r&@"y, 1",ch Personal Props
eTty, by WA. l3ng!e, Sr. Trustee.
1h"rsth.V, A"r,h 20M.--1'crsonal Props
erty, by Kirk tlardcsty.
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S. V. +. R.-The next annual meeting of
the stockholders of the S. V. R. r. is advcr>
tisej .o,be held at Front Royal, on the sth
day of April next.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

JEFF. Go. INDUSTRIAL SoCIErY.-At the
regular meeting of this Society, on Friday
night last the question for discussion-"Would.
the public interests be promoted by Lowing
aNheavy State tax on dogs ?"-was brought
up and debated by Mcssrs. W e. TrundIe
and \" n. Mcdonald in the affirmative. and
Il. j. Williams and j. NJ Mason in the mega
tive. Wide range was given to the remarks
both pro and con, and If there was nothing
of practical shape elected from the discus
sion, there was at least a fluid of humor
brought into play on the occasion-the le-
gendary story OF Old Mother. Hubbard and
her Dog, as well as the sympathetic Ode of
oid Dog Tray forming no little portion of the
themes OF the orators of the evening 1t is
to be regretted, however, that whilst glowing
eeulogies were delivered on two we'll known
little Charlestown CANNES, one the ,pussessor
OF three legs and the other of only two, poor
old drummer" was entirely forgotten.
After the debate Thos. c. Green, ESQ =.
from the Subcommittee on Car Factory read
the report of said Committee, when the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
That Committee of FIVE be appointed by
the Chair to ascertain who Their suitable loca,
ton OF about ten acres of ground can be pro-
cured in, OF adjoining Charlestown. for the
purpose Of locating Car Factory thereon,
and upon what terms; to Map out in gen,
eral way the various locations that may be
offered, and also to report the probable supply
OF the various woods. which our county afford,
entering into the manufacture of Cars, and
report to the Association a. an early day.
On this Committee the Chair appoluted
H. b. Davenport, S. w Wysnn., T. Z.
Green, VIM. E. Weirck and c. ii. Nc
Knight
A. the next regular meeting, on Friday
evening next, at o clock, the following cues
tion will be discussed:
"Should pecuniary aid he furnished by the
corporate authorities Of the town and county
TO encourage the location of Car Factory
here"
Disputants It c. Green, d II Coekrill
and W. N. Mcdonald. in the affirmative and
" I'll. Travers. JAS. Law Houif and W. l..
Wilson, in the negative
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nUR stock of Drugs and Medicines will always
Prescriptions and Recipes entrusted to u, will be
carefully con pounded a II hours, day and night
according TO the latest rules of Pharmacy
w MASON
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GEORGE p. THOMAS, President.
TIE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

Jrhers"n County, 'o>wir:
At rules he'd i" the Clerks C6ire # tLs :
Circuit Court ct .f6srson County, ." tie 81
day Of March, 1873:
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JOHSC UNSELD. Executor OFT
John q. Unseld, dec'G, Pm
Agaiu.t
ROBERT LUCAS. Jr In &c Sher An n-iRircI P,.
III Of Jefferson County. Com t,!,rn "a. u.,I,I
nIittce Administrator at John p.iIitnn .,o .,,p.
Garrett. CerrAsC.i SaIi,e MIN, ,,,! .,,,, ID
Garrett. Donald MrInIosh aud I'd D. t,f,on ,n
MOIlie Mcintosh his vile. AL ka,,r,IV IN ne
hort J"hns"n Gsrrott. Frank Srn. If j,w,s IN
NJ. Gibson Kate Gih-"n i,g's .4Im,V,.I,n
re WI. II mos J. W "'"hN, tor It"..,I 4. Nd
MHrv Wright, Mahrl Jrnu-un. j M, >, t;,-,j.i's
Chsrler Garrett, NJ rtinr CAr- Il tin " similar
rat, john :; arrrtu Flank err aud nIhs - d.
ret Ella Garrett Gains inr y fsrsdan:s
Murphy. Joseph g. MurChv,
mud Mortimer r. Murphy. Dus
feudants.
rFN;IE object II this proceeding IL to mako tho fy,
i going defendNI phrtitSt" tins .uit pud proc
cvediug+ to have SGItrm Of Adtninrr
account q; Huhert f.mCas, jr., iAIr Shefh. Admin.
istrA1O' of J" hprun Ga dsC.nEcd au nat Ian
account inr all iunds NJ sad drCraH.u i its Lrrd
au'f that IL required Petitioner 'uy hev, rrr,.r
I" subject to the payment at his debt Eud tbs, OF
other petitioners IN the cause, ihr real CElAt o.,
earl johnson Garrett. nectaseu, in ,i" hanos vi hrs
hcirs.
II appearing. on affidavit flied in thi4 emit ,Ls4
the defendants $AIIfe Garrett Dunn la NcInn,h ntI
MOiic his wife, bert J"hmrCn Car,"tr. F.nrk NJ
q hs"n aud Kate t'IhSon hiA wife. EI,h.I JnIn-uT,
Frank Garrett, Ella GRTr"it, CAtharn, - lYirnbv
Joseph & Murs by and Mortir,rr r 1iutrtrv Rrs
not residents of THE State; th.v hereby r.Guie
to appear here within orc month Eit"T ihc dar Of
nc"esssry {" protect their Interests this nattr.
II /" further ordered ilst copy al IE'S ordrv h1
publiEh"d once week tor four EucccHsivs ~",ksin
com" ne wspH per pubiiItcr rhrE UNITY ni ]. r.
s"n ant leo be posted tho front ovr he Court
Hous" of the sHid County, ~ leas' twenty days be-
lore decree il rendered.
C"py-r"Tt".
ROBERT T BROWN. Clerk
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