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Has been fitted up regardless of expense, and
challenges comparison with any Saloon in the
State. auG-tf
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20
Braxton.

A sprigh!ly and well informed cor.
respondent Of the Wheeling Register,
writing from l'raxtOn county, in re.
gard to the Capitol question, affirms
positively that large majority Of the
people OF that county arc for removal.
.ln support Of this declaration he says :
I'VE never had but one outlet or
channel of communication with the
people Of Charleston, aud even that,
poor as it was, las been eIlectually
and permanently closed by that stu.
pendous movement Of lCglslatiyc folly,
The Elk River Lock and Dam Char.
ter The citizens Of l,raxton aud
other counties bordering along Elk
River, have entirely ceased to prose.
cute tho lumber trade, us no craft Of
amy kind can be ran into Charleston,
mud to dispose OF their lumber ABOVE
the dam involves a sacrifice that no
lumbcrlnan will or eau submit to; and
consequently we have no interest in
common with the people of Charleston.
ind never can have, as our market
aud communication is entirely with the
North and East. In view Of these
facts and many more tlat We could
cnumOfpte, We aiS most cinphatically
in favor Of removal, aud that, too, in
that locality Offering the host induce.
incnts, conveniently aud financially
considered"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20
The J. IL. ana K. canal.

The House Committee on Commerce
,llayu Sc, Thursday Of this week to hear
arguments 10 favor Of government aid
for the completion Of the ,Jamcs River
aud Kanawlia Canal to the Ohio River
The present position of this question
may DO briefly summed up as follows :
1t Is a formal tender on tho par. Of
tho States of Virginia Of their interests
in tho work to tho United States. on
certain conditions The cost Of tho
work so far is saidtp be $4,000, 900
.ILO States propose 10 abandon all
claim TO this IL tile United States will
complete tho work to the Ohio River,
and after reimbursing itself for its
vutIay by the imposition Of such iollsas
may be urcSssaty, to make the canal
free 10 commerce, with the exception
ofsueh tolls as may DO necessary to
keen tho line in repair. Inc biIl Of
General Negley, al Pennsylvania,
now before tllc committee, PROPOSES u
board 10 manage tho operations Of the
caual, to 10 composed Of citizens Of.
Virginia, Wpst Virginia, aud other
s,aIcs IL the Mississippi Valley
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20
kcosBafEB3RB5gEGGA
-a2 ;a..sy &SIELg
The Path of Honor Is the Path of
Duty.
JACKSONVILLE, Jan. Is.

JACKSONVILLE, Jan. Is.
To lie Editor ofthe Democrat.
had thought that | would not write
you further, for have learned that
my suggestions were not very palata.
bic to some Of your "untcrriLied''
friends; but since you call upon NE,
here am, 10 favor Of common sense,
honesty and free opinion
We ell know that politics in hi.
State, Us they are at present conducted
in both parties, are a mongrel mixture
Of all that is bad, with only Il slight 50.
yor Of that which is good This being
the case, what is the duty Of men who
wish to see honesty prevail, aud sound
policy obtain? Why, sir, let us de.
part from "the very appearance Of
evil" aud by tho aid Of progressive
and liberal men eyOrywhcre, lutte IN
a crusade ugaus. wrong wherever We
find it, lu short, lot US march on.
ward! Let US bid Old.fogyism get
behind US! Let US honor talent anu
virtue in whatever rank or station it's;
aud lct us with equal lirmness put our
foot upon error!
Sir; Your phillippi correspondent
appealed to his memory to carry him
back to tic ''gOOl old days Of yoro,"
aud wanted TO sec things now as they
we.o then. In this | do not agree with
him. Who wants TO sec barrels Of
wlliskcy rolled out upon the streOtS Of
Weston on election day-freo for the
use Of the sorerciga people ~ WHO,
when they have lost sense aud reason
in drinking the "liQuil hOll,' arc bill.
den by QUO Of tia wlecl.hOrSes" to
Come on LoySi letsgo aud rOte nOlu !"
Rather would | see tOber thought upon
the faces of the people than tho lcGr u
the inebriutol Rather would ] see
registration 10 all its iniquity prevail,
than have such an example as | have
described presented to our children
No! let us not goLackl LCtus mareh
oneari, leaving that which is bad,
slinging to I'LL that is good, aud &c.
oepting eagerly the railroad, tho iclc.
graph, the temperance society, the frOs
schools, the Christian Church, free
thought, free speech, uutrammelCd
ives, and all Olsu that advances civil.
,ation, nbolishCs Iarbarism, ind
brings US nearer the Image Of our Gre.
ltor,
Ifitis necessary, in order 10 DO this,
o leave either tho Republican or Dem.
'crnlic party, let US do il ftatlVssly |
u all things tIlas sro 'igli. Jet US "yo
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20
T5HlE DEhlOGRR5
MOwNoS, 1NM. ~
The Legislature,

Up to this writing We have no news
from the Legislature, except that a
quorum met ION lime" organized,
and proceeded to business,
We understand that the county off,
rials will mike a strong effort for the
repeal Of tho act passed prior to tho
adjournment, cutting Gown the fees of
oRIsers. and it is thought they will
succeed
We hear it limited that the capitol
removal bill will be defeated in the
Senate, Well, for goodness sake,
gentlemen, do something with h, aud
let 1t rest. Tho people are getting
tired Of so "much ado about nothing"
So soon as anything is done, and
anybody can get to know it, we will
inform our readers, but in tho mean
time we must possess our souls in pa
llcnc9.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20

slradi' Ia this our conscience will
commend US, and pssterity bless US
These are a part Of the views Of a
poor, humble creature, who seeks
neither honor nSr reward, save tho
name Of u gsod citizen and q desire to
see the elevation, education and pros
perity Of his fellow man. am no
agitalOr ; but | firmly hope and expect
to see Yirginians adrance, not retro.
gradej to push OnSarS, not backward;
and should party interfere with their
convictions Of duty, ! expect to SEQ
them raise the STANDARD of FREEMEs
and bid defiance ioa all the powers ofthe
mighty-aud that this will come tc
pass is the prayer Of EXCELSIOR
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20
A county Auditor.

An examination Of tie new Consti.
tuition of West Virginia, says the Or
MopOlitda, shows that the county e.
nanccs are to be conducted, regulated
and controlled by County Court,
which takes the place Of the present.
Hoard of Supervisors. 10 the duties
ofthO Clerk Of the County Court, thus
created, arc added all the duties Of the
present Office Of County Recorder.
In addition to this, the new Cousti.
tuition makes the Sheriff Of the county
collector, not only Of the State taxes,
but the collector und treasurer of the
county mud township levies. His Of
flee therefore receives all the moneys
n,I .ssed aud raised within tue county
for all public purposes, whether the
slmc is for plying the miscellaneous
expenses Of tue county, tho support Of
tho poor Of the county, the county
road lcvies. the township lcviOs for
building school.hsuses, or for oluca.
tiOnal purposes, all is placed 10 lis
hands, and 10 becomes in fact the
treasurer of tho county for discussing
the same.
Now it appears evident 10 us that
the Legislature at its present session
should By statute provide for County
Auditor, whose duty it should be to
charge tho Sheriff in separate accounts
Of State, County and Township. with
oil lcyics made, and monies which
come into his hands for all these pur.
poses, and to credit each one of these
accounts with whatever amounts have
bOeu drawn from them by orders or
otherwise, wheu properly allowed by
the authority having Jurisdiction to
grant orders, &c. Also to require the
Sheriff to leltle up his accounts III
each department quarterly.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20

it is apparent to all that the compile.
ton Of the Chesapeake 4 0hioRa
road will add greatly to the populA-
lion Of ibis section; and IL We sue
coed in getting a cross road, which We
hope will not be delayed long, the
balance will in a very short time be in
our favor.
agree with you that the abuse Of
our delegate, Mr. Morrison, by the
opponents Of Charleston, is unculled
for. Ills action upon tho capitol
question is as nearly unanimously on
dorsel in this county Us it is possible
to get the unanimous endorsement Of
the people. So pitch in, friend Nor
risOn, and fight for Charleston with
all your might. ALpnA.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20
Railroad Matters.

Our local railroad ucn" arc again
ION their heads on tho railroad
question. Rumors prevail that the
Northern & Southern Railroad, TO
which this county made subscription
Of Sl50,OO0, is attracting the fuyora-
Die consideration Ofcus,ern capitalists,
ind that its construction is seriously
contemplated. If this be true, it is
good news indeed but lift be true
we should like somebody who knOps
to inform the people FROM whcacc the
news comes, and all aboutit. We are
tired Of rumog in regard to railroads
Let US have some substantial facts.
II there Is any real prospect Of rail-
road through this section Of country
within any Reasonable time in the fu
turc, let US know it; and il there i.
none, let tho authors Of these stOric!
quit their shosts of RAILROAD The
very name, after 50 many "AnShCs il
tho pam" will soon become odious,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20
Time of Holding Courts.

Lrwls-Circml Comt-ou The 1st
day of March and LIST day Of septcm-
County Court-0n the LIST Mon
day in February, April, June. Au-
gust, October and December.
BRAxros-Circmt Count On the
18th Of March and 18th Of August, =
County CoH-0n the 4lh Tuesday in
January. March, May, july, Scptom-
Der and November.
GlLNEn-Circmt COm-On The
l1th day of March and 1lth Of Sep.
TENDER. County Cowt-0n the Cd
Monday in February, April, June,
August, October and December,
UrsnuR-CircMt COwt-0n The
22nd Of March aud ed Ofsepteaber.
County Court On the 81 Monday
in February, April, June, August.
October and December.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20
Important Decision.

The Supreme Court Of the United
States on last Monday rendered de-
OisiOn in the case Of Pierce against
CarskudOu, involving the constitution
ality of the Act of tho West Virginia
Legislature, passed tue 18th Of Fsbru-
ary, 1865, and commonly known as tho
SuitOrs Test Oath Act.
Carskadon had in 1864 recovered a
judgment III the Circuit Court Of Pres
ton county against Pierce and Will
Jams, upon an attachment against them
as nOu.residCnts. Afterwards in Sep
tGmber, lsG5. the defendants, Pierce
and Williams, appeared in court and
rendered their petition denying the
justice Of the plaintiffs claim, and
asking for a ro.hearing Of the cause,
but did not and could not filc With the
petition an affidavit as required by tho
Act Of February, 1865, because they
had been soldiers in tic Confederate
army, Tho Circuit Court refused to
receive aud flc tho petition, because it
was not accompanied with such an
affidavit denying all participation in
the rebellion. as required by the Act
aforesaid. The case was carried to the
Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia by
the counsel Of Pierce and Williams,
and that Court affirmed tho decision Of
the Circuit Court Of Preston county,
refusing tho rchcaring, aud held the
&C. Of February, 1865, to be coustitu'
tional, and from this decision the coun'
sci took tho cause to the United States
Supreme Court. and it reversed The
Court of Appeals Of Yves, Virginia onG
held the said act to be &c post tac'o
and also "bill Of attuinder," and fsl
these reasons unconstitutional AM
void.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20
rrom tle charleston stanapolnl.


BRAxroS Co. Jan. 9th.
70 The Editor Of The Democrat.
In your issue Of the 9Th inst. / no.
ticed an article 10 your editorial col.
umn, speaking Of the action Of Mr..
Morrison in the Legislature upon the
capitol question. We infer from your
article that there are some doubts as
to Mr.. Morrison representing hi, con.
stltuents, or that you are satisfied hat
q large number Of tho people of Brax.
ton arc opposed to Charleston retain.
ing tho capitol. In this we think you
are nisiaken-Or il there is any con.
siderable number il favor of removing
the capitol at present, 1t is not gensr.
ally known here. The writer hereof
has couversed witha great number Of
people III this county since tue organ.
itation Of the Legislature, aud have
failed to find single individual that
expressed himself 10 favor of removal.
Wo do not pretend to say that there
ate none here who favor removal,
but we are willing to bet u sugar cgr
that there is much larger number
iu tile county opposed to removal than
there is who favor it.
We believe that tue retention Of the
capitol at Charleston will aid ia very
much in securing railroad through
this section Of the State. The people
Of the Kauawha Valley are able to
contribute largely to this road, aud
NC have every insurance that ,llUy
will aid US to tho extent of their abili.
ty. We are surprised that the people
Of Lewis should favor removal, iOr we
think they are as deeply interested in
tho success Of raiIrOsd from the
Pennsylvania line to the Kanawha
Valley US the people Of Braxton. Tho
policy prevailed that the public build.
ings should 10 distributed over the
State, which we think was u bad poll.
cy, but it prevailed nevertheless, and
We should be governed by Il now ne
nearly oil the hubble Luiidings. n,O II.
Gated, You will observe lLst Nil rio
public buildings, with one oxcsntion
have been located in the First and
Second Congressional Districts, LARGE
SUNS Of money have been approDria,s5
ytatly for their construction. in tho
'rAird District We have the capitol BY
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20
WESTON MARBLEwoRKs.
New in Lewis,
"rATRoNlzE lloMEISDUsrRY"

The undersigned has opened Stone
and Marble Yard IN Weston, where he
will manufacture Stone or Marble
Head and TombD,oncs, Monuments,
FOot-stonOs, &C., on the most rcas en-
bic tcsms. have made arrangement
to secure quantity Of hard aud last
Ing Rock for these purposes, which
will be equally as durable as Marble,
lock acout as well aud cost grca. deal
less. ! shall also make Hearthstoses,
Mantle Pieces, Grindstou0s, &c, for
the manufacture Of which | will erect a
saw mill for cutting steuc. | shall
shortly 80 through the COUNTY soliciting
orders. A trial of my work is res.
poc.fully solicited.
EJ Plans and specifications for any
description Of Building furnished al
reasonable rates. w., J. KlTsUN.
Weston, October 81, 1872.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20
The Glenville Norma / School.

CHENILLE, Jan. ID
70 tie Editor Of The Democrat.
The Glcnyillo Branch Normal
School has just opened its first session,
with quite a large attendance
l hear from various sources, aad
once through your paper, that I ain
Principal, or Principal pro tenn. Of the
School. This is a mistake and il
seems TO INC that it is due to the
School, to its officers and teachers,
to the public, aud perhaps also to my
self, that the report should be correct.
ed. How tho mistake originated is
not question Of doubt to those who
are informed upon the subject; but
how it DID originate is doubtless q
matter Of not much interest to your
readers, The Regents appointed Mr..
T. NJ. Marshall First Assistant Teach
or, and Miss Gay Pew Second Assist.
ant. The PrinCipalsLip is at present
vacant, but Mr.. Marshall has full
charge Of the School, and is in fact
Cx.olficio Principal pro TEN. lie is
just from Marshall College, and is
well qualified for his position in the
School. Tho appointment Of Mss
Pew also renders grcut satisfaction.
The people of this county, and VIC
think the State authorities also, pro.
pose that this School shall dssrrr.
success and a liberal patronage.
Very Truly, X. +. FLEMING.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20

State Of lTeM Virginia.
At rules held In tile clerks office Of The
cirenit court Of lIrSSton county, on III ists
Monday In January, 1879.
Isaac Hopes, plaintiff,
Va.
Mercy lloOpcS, defendant.
IN rHGScgRY.
The object Of this suit ls 10 procure n di.
vOrce from the ound OfHptrlmOny from tho
defendant, Mercy IloOpcl, In favor ofISaac
Noopea, plaintiff Aud happening BY Nf.
iidavit filed that tho defendant Mercy
IloopCI Il not resident of the Safe Of
Hest Virginia, and the defendant not up.
pCirlng, It Is ordered that she do appear
here within Que month after the date Of The
arst publication oftllls order, aud do what
Ia NECESSARY IL protect hei Interests In this
suit, Tcste; JOllN ". JONES, clerk.
NJ 7 Frame pa JanlS'4t
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20

Stale Of lIsst Virginia.
At rules held in the clerks office Of the
circdit court Of llraxtOn county, on the first
Monday In January, 1873.
William l'ayne, plaintiff,
rs. ...-.
john @. Cunningham and Thomas G.
Putnam, defendants.
IN CilARcgRY.
The object of this suit Is 10 set aside md
declare void deed for 800 acres Of land,
being part OF q 095 acre survey, lying In
the county OF iIraxton, on Fall and Pigeon
Roust Runs. Said 900 acres was sold as
forfeited and delinquent lands, and the said
deed was made by n. u. Squircs, Ilecord
OF said county. And II appearing by atIi-
davii filed that the defendant, Thomas G.
Intnan Is not a .residCnt oftlieStRte Of
West Virginia, and the said defendant not
Is ordered that he do appear
here within Que month after the date Of the
frst Publication . this ordcr,a and do what Is
necessary 10 ptOtCc, bis interest In this suit.
Teste;-JUilN N. JONES, Clerk.
Frame, pa Jan l5.4t M
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20

The last Catalogue Sill w, an attendance =
!! ~ students ut this Institution. rive diS
uhet Departments ofinstructlon, with a mi
eOrhs OF competent Professors. wv
=, rue Ancient and Modern l,ansnacs,
HH!Gi. 'i pure and applied PSycloiSTy,
sll'iss, Political Esoaoiny, Logic, RIStofis'
. .ae Sciences De-, &C., carefully a d tior.
SSnghly Tau 1t. Practical Chctniltr; ami
rNysirs, Illustrated by appropriate sI,noSSt'
w. " Special advantages icr tic study II tjS.
4, a good Library. Extensive Cabinet, n.
Nln,eralogy, Geology aud ConclloloTy, ~,
Eelher with many specimens Ia other deno, w.
montg Of Natural History. Fine ilulldlno, .
Oeauii'al 0nd healthy location, rsod SoeI, .
falI Term begins Sept. O. Winter r. H.
selneCr5, Spring, March TO- Commence |
ment, June90. N NO""'V"Ve'
" boarding from So to q per week.
Tuition, from Sl5 10 sgl nor year.
FoF lNrlher particulars innuirc of
ALIEN NARTlN, President,
NOtganlOwn, W. Va
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20

We see that Senator Foreman is
on the Committee on Claims, and also
on tho Committee on Territories. Sen.
utor Davis is'on the Committee an Ag-
riculturc and also on Claims. In the
House of Representatives, Hon. jobs
J. Davis is on tho Committee on Pub
lie Expenditures. Hon. James @.
McGrcw is on the Committee on Pri.
yatc Land Claims. lion. Frank
Hereford is on the Committee on Ter
ritorics.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20
BED TICKS.

Web AnnawAll and Will wUOnsr haze
w supply u good straw en- baud, and na
ties dtil Ting TO hare their led Ticks Giltd
would do wellIo give them call,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

To 1.-THE Equitable Oil and Mining
Company" and Luther II. FELTON,,
VIM. W. MOreland, Henry s. Jones
Richard II: Salter, Francis Nc.
l.aughlin and Joseph A. l.aiorlue.
TAKE NOTICE, that on the 2Otiielay Of
January, 1919, a, the office Of h. II. Waters
4 70, No. 10 India street, In the city Of
Boston, Massachusetts,, will take the dep.
oSltiOnS Of myself and others, to be read is
evidence IND chancsry suit pending in the
circuit court Of Lewis county, Vest Virgin.
ia, wherein ! ain plaintiff and you are de
PENDANTS. And II the taking Of such depo.
IitiOns should not DO begun or completed on
that day, the taking Of tho sauio will be
continued from day 10 day until completed.
Given under my hand, this 2srd day Of
December, 1872. ROBT. II. WATRRS.
dec 23.w
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20

TnF result Of the Presidential cleo.
ton, a, announced by tho Electoral
College, is given below Thi death Of
Mr.. Greeley has caused the electoral
vote to be badly mixed;
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Robs. II. Waters,
Tho Equitable Oil and Mining Com.
pany and others.
In Chanccry in the circuit court Of

In Chancery in the circuit court Of
Lewis county.
Tho parties, mud all others interested will
take notice that hare set tie 27th day Of
January, 1873, at my Office In Weston, Lew
Is county, Vest Virginia, to execute c
order ofreittCncr entered on the Ttli dag OF
November, 1877, directing It to be nSrer.
taintd and reported whether the corporation
THE Equitable vi aud Mining Company"
has, been dissolved, all debts existing against
,hcIaaC, their prioriliCs, what estate Is
owned by H. what liens exist agninsi the
same, and their prioritieg. Under said Of
der isaid court MI persons having drsts
against said corporation are hereby warned
10 present and prove the samu, beiOi ule
on pain Of being excluded aud barred iton
participating III the distribution Vi the as.
sets or said corporation.
Given under my hand, us commissioner
IN CllancCry Of said court, this lJ;h day III
December, 1877? ". II. BYRNE.
dec ?3.4t
Henry Brunnon, pa.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20
II n E>PtA NJ o

Ma. Il. ?. FISHER wsuli hereby
notify the public that Sac is
prepared to give
LESSONS on TIE PIANO.
The patronage Of the citizens Of
Weston and vicinity is respectfully
solicited.
wEsTOS, Sept 30, 1879.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20

The State Of Iyest Hirginid.
AtRuIes held In tue clerks OLiec Of the
circuit court Of Lewis county, on .hs dr,t
Monday in December, 1914.
j. \, W. Holt, pl'f,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20
1879 sra
FALL AND WINTER.
ruos. HUGHES & co.
Fashionable
MsvsMmt yayNovs,
And dealers in
s7a
And dealers in
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
No, So,
Corner Monroe and Water Streets,
Wheeling, W. Va.

Now have The pleasure ofOpcning to the citi
zcnI Of Wheeling and vicinity the larsSt-
and best assorted stock ofClOths, Cassiniur,,
VCslings mud Orercoatings that has evVr
been brought 10 this market. li1th In
creased facilities in our Work DrIartment,by
the addition ofSevrral expert hands from 'lie
eastern tltieSand an Incompatible selection
aAd variety Of goods we hope to execute ali
orders entrusted 10 our care In a maaner.
unsurpassed hyaay similar establishment In
the East, Our stock COMPRISES
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20
John j. Kramer and
others, defendants,

Tho object Of this suits to subject tract
Of 10 acres oflNnd on Polk Greek, in Lewis
county, Vest Virginia, now owned by John
J. Kramer, to $40, with interest from la
March, 1871, balance Of purclaSc MONEY
due tic plaintiff by assignment from Samuel
Martin under n sale ofSald land By Marlin
to Kramer, aud to declare satisfied Tires
bonds, given by Martin and Adam iiooySr
on 9Th February, 1858, to W, II, Gibson
commissioner, for purchase moGcy on a
Gale ofsaid land undera decree Of Nid ron,i
10 the case OIL. N. Lowlher vs.. jacob II
Annawalt and others, for SIG 60; each
payable 0, u, and Is months after date ar
Y not found satisfied, then 10 ascertain nni
decree against tho said Martin and Hoover
and said land such sum Us remains duo
thereon and also TO provide for ,he oxecu.
tioh Of deed TO Kramer for said land. ,Ib
jeet 10 the plaintiffs debt.
Aud happening by affidavit filed fiat ,he
defendants Samuel Natiiu and Adam Uoo.
YET ore not residents Of the State Of We,t
Virginia, aud they not appearing, itiI
ordered that they d6appear here within one
month after the date OF The first publeailon
ofthIl order, and do what Is necessary In
protect their interests In this suit,
Testci-J0llN q. JACKSON Clerk
II. Btahnon, pa dec Oh,