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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15

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re anntlngtoa AiTertlser-1 Few
Words 20 the Patrons OF the INDIE
senae1t and Cabcn Press.
We present to our readers today, I
the first issue ofthc ADVERTISER. the
legitimate out-rowth ofthe conso,ida-
ton Of the IadPea3sEt and CajH
Press. In assuming ,Ae editori.. y
bors Of the new publication. the IN
GoTsigned is constrained to tender 20
the public, his thauks for Tie liberal /
encouragement accorded him while 7
in the conduc, OF the L,}s7sESui, and /
IN tli- new field OF eatcrpr.sa he asks /
rs continuance, feeling assured that
with the facilities afforded, the Al
vEBrsER viii be advanced 20 81 posi-
ton Of usefulness in the community,
which VIII render It an Indispensable
visitor in every household. BY The
consolidation Of the above named
Journals, the ADVERTISER IS al once
lifted to place before the people tia,
must command the attention Of the
business public. is circulation thru
this consolidation, viii exceed that Of
any other Journal published in the
Ohio Valley, and it is rapidly push
ing itself 10 every Post-ofEce and
neish0orhood in the district.
Il is with satisfaction be makes
this announcement, feeling that IN
the future he will be enabled to 90
full justice to all who avail themselves
Of his columns to present their various
branches Of business to the public.
Advertisers who aim 70 reach the
people Of the Third Congressional
District, and the various points inter
mediate 10 Wheeling and Cincinnati.
cannot secure a safer method than
through the ADVERTISERS large AMI
constantly increasing circulation.
Many Of the neighboring COUNTIES
are withou- towns ofappreciablenu mum
bers and hence are without q news
paper Of their own; the inhabita9t,
Of these places, seek out from the lar
ger t-Sns the newspaper which best
represents their LEGAL interests and
wants The editor does not venture
hts assertion alone, that the ADvER
TIsER meets this large class residing
in the several counties Of the district,
bat as an evidence of the fact, point,
with a $agree Of pride TO the long ar
ray ADVERTISEMENTS which marx hi,
pages and which proceed from the ter
Eitory named. Il is not q difficult
matter, therefore, for business men
10 see chat in patroniz;ng the ADyEa
TuER, they are benefited as much a,
If they were using several papers.
To the patrons Of the Ili,pud.n
who wsre sl>o subscribers to the Ca
bel Pres, We dc>Ieio say a word; the
ADVERTISER vii be sent to allpsIoe.
prepaid On tue LdTa5srt list. g.
mach Icrger from thc time ofeyrira
ton SIS VII balance the time Cue from
the Press The same course viii De
P2rsuej gi,h those who have prcrai3
advertisements in citbor-t taeuspcr
In politics, the ArvEErsEr viii
hercetor,h esp7Ese the cause Of thc
Democratic party, and VIII eadrevo.
by its iuAueuceand energy tor-omo;c
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r. S. Wynn.
IN DEBTOR Attachment.

The object of this suit is to attach the
property of the defendant in the hands Of
the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Com
pany. aud subject the same to the pay
ment of debt of S3,65l.97, with interest
on ,2,22S.S4, part thereof, from the DIST
day OF September, 1873, and with interest
on $l,367.59, the remainder thereof, from
the 9th day of October, 1878. And it Al
pearing from an affidavit filed with the
papers in this cause that the defendant,
r. S. Wynn, is a nonresident Of the State
of West Virginia, it is therefore ordered
that he do appear here in one month from
the first publication of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect his interest in
the premises. A copy.
Teste: JOS. S. MILLER, Clerk.
BY Jne. W. Church, Deputy.
GIBSON & SIMMs, p. q. Jan. LOW.
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T. 3. Kline.
IN ASSUMPSIT- On Attachment.

IN ASSUMPSIT- On Attachment.
The object of this suit is to attach the
property Of the defendant T. B. Kline, in
this county, and subject the same to the
payment of the sum If $500, due from
SAID defendant to the plaintiffs on an ac-
count. And it appearing from on afii-
davit filed with the papers in this cause
that the defendant, +. B. Kline, is non
resident Of the State of West Virginia, it
is therefore ordered that h. do appear
here in one month after the first publica-
ton hereof and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in the premises. A
copy.
Teste: JOS. S. MILLER. Clerk.
BY John VI. Church, Deputy.
GIBSON & SIMMs, p.q. Jan. l5--4w
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We have never, as general thing
admired the tac.'cs, and the ethics of
the Radical party, but there are
some Of the party papers, which have
always commanded our respect, such
A. the New York Tribune, Spring
field Republican &c in The other ex-
IRENE from these there X a class Of
papers, which are like ghouls, and
.scavengers, that fatten and enrich
themselves upon the carrion and
filth Of the political world. Of this
class is the State Journal 1t seems
to delight in correspondents, who,
under the shelter OF a fictitious name,
spit their venom and slang on the
cities and citizens of the State, who
happen to come under the ban Of
their displeaSure.
Their correspondence in last week
paper in relation to Charleston and
;he Legislature, is disgrace to
Journalism, and cannot fail to stamp
the paper as low in character, lost to
decency, and entirel! unreliable.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15

STITCATION WANTED Iy a ". lady, 20
- each Latin FrgLcE. Au-lc and rne Ordinary
hl..isG t-1ucGes IT, 2 school az family. Refer
ces exchanged. Address, ~. p" ca-s HUNZ-
I,STUS tUysSrIss7 -
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NOTICE.
Sale Of School Lands in Wayne County.
TERMS OF SALE:

@sTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: At
~ Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the County Court Of Wayne county oD
Mo1 lay, December lst, 1873.
George Massie, Guardian &C.. and Sarah
2 MAssie,
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&TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cab
~ ell county: At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of tie ounty Court OF Cab
ell county on the first Monday in Janu-
airy, 1874.
L. L. Kennett and p. Kennett, partners
doing business as l.. L. & 2. Kennett.
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LEoAl ApvERrlsEMEEIs.

* TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
~ Cabell County: At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Cabel County, on the first Monday in
January, 1874
Thomas Dundus,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15
ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS

ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS
deserves credit for one thing ct least,
and that is for taking h;mselfout ofthe
way and making room fer better
man for Chief Justice. The ap-
pointment Of Caleb Cushing is some
thing OFFS Improvement, yet there
are men in the country whose aP-
poin;ment would have given more
general satisfaction.
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IN CHANCERY.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cab
- ell County, At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the County Court of Cab
ell county on the first Monday in Janu'
AIRY, 1874.
Peter c. Burlington, John n. Burlington,
& w. II. Hagan, J. Harvey Poage, John
Hooe Russell d. W. Emmons, and NJ.
Erskine Miller, partners doing business
as the Bank OF Huntington.
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IN GHANCERY.

The object of this suit is to settle the
estate OF Thomas DunduS deceased
And it appearing from an affidavit filed
with the papers in this cause, that
John Delk, Elizabeth Deik, William
Dundus, Charles Dundus, Craven Pey-
ton, -- L:ppincott and Agnes Lippin-
colt are non-residents Of the State of
West Virgins 1t is therefore ordered
that they DO appear here in ope month
from TIE first publication Of this order
and do what IS necessary to protect their
interest IN the premises. 4 copy.
Teste: JOS. S. MILLER, CLERK.
Ry JNo. V. CHURCH, Dep'y.
B. J. McCOmas, Soi'r.
Jan. - Nv
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15

Miss puJGtm, who went down or
the Vile du Hayre, w,s the last lineol
descendant u General Israel Putnam,
"Od Putnam of Revolutionary fame.
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s. Love, Adninistrator, de .bonis non,
Of the estate of Thomas Duudus, de-
ceased, Elijah Tur,ey, Agnes Turley,
Jonathan Turlcy, Eliza Turley, Joseph
II. Turley, Mara Turiey, John Mer-
ritt George Merritt, Virginia Ne rift,
Susan Merritt John Merritt, 10. Allen
Merritt, Thomas Merritt. Lucy Mer-
rift, Garland Merritt, Merritt,
William Duton, Mary Duton, Napoleon
johnson, Sara Johnson, Lucy Duadus,
John Deik, Elizabeth Deik, Thomas
Dundus, John Dundus, James Dur dus,
James Sedinger, Agnes Sedipger, VII
liam Duneus, Charles Dundus, Thomas
ID. Peyton, Francis W. Peyton, Craven
feytcn, -Lippincott, and Agnes
L.ppincott.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

ETATE OF WEST VIRGINIA Cab
q ell County: At Rules held in the
~ Clerks Office Of the County Court
of Cabell county on the first Monday i'll
January, 1873.
Peter c. Burlington, John n. Burlington
w. II. Hagan, J. Harvey Poage, John
Hooe Russell, d. w. Emmons, and NJ.
Erskine Miller. partners doing business
as the Bank of Huntington.
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nest YIrrin!a ,UnlYersItr.


''r 'A'''adoa'' ana co''t1'S az '''',s ~
! mere desire ''' popularity q 'uIio-'S
,'cV- Ut y Ma''.l' ''' ,eS'''Ii', .
g gentleman eminent. qAa.h'0 io' DIS
co='Jioa' possessing That laFsehe,S o.
heart a"d s''T..Hs character "niln eu-
aoi7s am 20 rise "'''' d" o'''' '-'Is
e 'l' CONSCIENTIOUS ''''' 'A@A'' o. LIS
d@.y' /
west '"sH'' O"''''S''l '@l' II,
organ. z''''l III ar TO 'ae 'o''~' " o. |
Congress donating 0 certain amount
'Iaud scrip TO promote 'ee pac''ca'
aud liberal education Of the people IN
the several pursuits anu professions OF
IKE and i'll PaI' . ''e 'e't neless''! 10.
some socn '''o'a'''a '' enc ~" 0'@'e'
" nc" 'Ie '-"J''' vi '''a'''s '"'
tn'e' eC'y"'''l'l ''''''F'''' "a ','e O''l'
l'i'u" '''.' vas O''''v '"' Is '''-'D',
WAS ',u''' $40. -"'' ''-,'
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~
;ealzirg that i takes money and a
good del, gift to este lish aud deyciyp
anything worthy tie name Of "a State
University, has with wise hbe9aii'y
made regular appropriations to this END,
The result has fully Justified the
means employed. 4 large snd efficient
Board o Instruction. comprising men
who represent the best culture Of 'as
Soa'a, the East and the " est ana
some from the O'd W o'ld' has Ocen
provided. Liberal courses OF study ant
instruction in Literature, Se.e"ce' Ln
| Sinecrilg. Military Tactics, Agricli-
.u-e &c. have been organized. Fine
collections in the way Of Apparatus,
Library, c,b,ncts Of Conchology, Geoi-
". PaleoutOlogy, Miaeralogy &c have
Ibeyu provided, aud in shoot tie whole
y-.rl- 90 sfr3v and culturp rs fully o.
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KEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jan l5thtf
> 8 > . . . . 8

n u 40 Sel PER DAY easily made Nv
e. ~ aay one W Want men, women, boys
Srfy " and -f.s al over tie country n stl.
Cur -"a steel CUgrsVinGs, Chrom"s
avon dll Mg, I.uHuuatCr-, fAatus graphs,
etc., e.c. We nav .uoish The lHest assortment
eN.r placed before The pubic, and our prices
are marked down 50 low as e. dcfy al CUfnp'ti-
l'1. NO y1v su.Ssr.IeS f'r a prCmluIu-EiNGy
paper 90 order 90 set picture aftec seelug our
pictures aUt .ca--lIE our prices. We nave uIA-
tg nt AGENTS 10 WurS Tor u NA0 atFe been
t-'vs,Ssirg .1r books, papers, etc FOR years, and
iUgy all report that tdcy can m2Se much more
money 90 N0rk Tor IS tn3n AZ anything else
Our prices are 50 low that all can uIrC 20 pur-
c1lsr. and therefore the pictures eel a. sl2ht ~
almost cVyry house New 10 .ugers viii do Us
Wv. as agents who have Ldl Large eNpeuent $
Tor our beautiful SUBJECTS aUi Low prices are
aV} rreiatrd hy SD. To make 'arSe sEes every-
n here aU an agent has o. do is 10 shu~ the pie
lures irHm house 10 house. Don't look for WUrS
d I-ew here until YOU nave seen Edat g'eat IN
ga emcats we "a. r yOu 20 make money. ",
htVEt snac" q explain 8ll here, but sent Us yDur
all-eS, ana We VII send fuii particulars, i.er.
: WciI Don delay Il Won VSgi profitable NOrk
l.r your l-ure hours, or for you. whole time
Vow . the favorable zine 20 -uX4l "a m this bust
Erss. cur r.s.uTvs are the finest and tl- mot
che ,-IGl-g papers, luCIudIug me New York HER-
AID Those who carnut give tie tus..es- thrir
r uie attention can NorS up tlei- OSg llCAlflcs
and MAKE A handsome sum without ever being
away from home over night Let AL WAC want
pleasant. q- Llaris eupl trcut, without mixing
,lii', srl4 De their addI, AZ once and learn
~ about 'de bssiness Tor tremselveN Aidres, f.
ihultlE oliNSo% > co An Publishers. Puri-
.li N7.a. jil "a I
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James II. Ferguson and T. B. Kline,
IN DERT-On Attachment.

The object of this suit is TO attach the
! roperty Of the defendant 7. B. KIiLe, in
this county, and subject the s.me to the
payment of debt OF Sl,333.32, with in
tercst from the 9th day OF August, 1871
due from tie defendants the plaintiff
And it appearing from an affidavit filed
with the papers in this cause that the de-
fendant +. 3. Kline is non resident Of
the State Of West Virginia, it is therefore
ordered that lie do appear here within one
month after the first publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect
MS interest in the premises \ copy.
Teste: JOS. :. MILLER Clerk.
BY Jno. ". Church, Deputy.
B. MCCoMAs, p. q. Jan. lj--4w.
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Jan. Is iw

C4TAiE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
S Cabell County: At Rules held in
~ the Clerks Office of tie County Court
# Cabell county on tie first Monday in
January, 1874.
George ". Bishop and James W. Bishop,
partners doing business as Bishop tro's
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
OCabell County: At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Cab
ell County, on the first Monday in Janua-
r., 1874
S. J. Love and C. w. Harley, Committee
of Daniel Love Lunatfc.
Deborah Merritt. widow of William Mer-
rift, deceased, Jonathan Davis, Sarah
Davis, Felix Dufin, Mary Dufin, I. J..
F. Hayslip, Teresa Hayslip, Phillip
Merritt, Walter Merritt, Theodore Mer-
rift, Noble L. Shelton, Frank NJ. Shell
ton, Susan D. Shelton, George II. john
son, Minnie johnson, Maggie I. John
son and Solomon Midki6.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is TO subject the
real estate of William Merritt deceased,
in IT,. town Of Barboursville, in said
county to the payment of judgment OF
S2SS.76, with interest from tie 2nd day OF
June, 1872, obtained by the plaintiffs
against the Said William Merritt, in his
lifetime. Aad it appearing by an afida-
Wit filed with the papers in this cause, that
Felix Duffin, Mary Dufin, Jonathan Da-
Wis, Sarah Davis and Walter Merritt are
non-residents Of the State of West Vir-
GINA. 1t is therefore ordered that they
DO appear here in one month from the
first publication of this order aud do what
is necessary to protect their interests IL
the premises. 4 copy,
Teste: JOS. S. MILLER, CLERK.
BY JONI. w. CHURCH, Depy.
3. J. MCCoMAs, Solr. Jan. 10 4w
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cabell
County: At Rules held in the Clerk
Office Of the County Court Of Cabell
county on the FIST Monday in January,
1874.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15

PAESEasBURG is afflicted with
poor gas.
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D. w. Nichols.
IN ASSUMPSIT-On Attachment.

IN ASSUMPSIT-On Attachment.
The object Of this suit is TO attach the
real estate of the defendant in this county.
and subject the same to the payment Of
$4,000 due from the defendant to the
plaintiff on account And it appearing
rom an affidavit filed with the papers Of
this cause that the defendant, d. W.
Nichols, is a non-resi-dent Of the State
of West Virginia, il is therefore ordered
that he DO appear herewithin one month
after the first publication Of this order
and do what is necessars to protect lis
interest in this suit. A copy, Teste: JOS.
s. MILLER, Clerk.
By JNO. W CHURCH, Deputy.
FERGUSON & HARVEY, p. q. Jan. l5-4w
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

BY virtue of decree rendered in the
said matter Ia the United States District
Court for the District OF West Virginia,
at the December Term, 1873, | shall pro-
coed to sell, at public auction, 10 the hign-
est bidder. at the front door OF the Court
house of Cabe County,
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Geo. R. c. Floyd, B. P. Clendenii, VIM.
/. Bridges, T. i. Kline and William
Prince.
IN DEBT.

The object of this suit is to recover OF
the defendants the sum of 100000, due by
note, together with interest thereon from
the 4th day Of October, 1873, and STA
cost of protest, aud the costs ofdthis suit.
And to attach the estate Of the efendant
Kline, and TO subject tine same to thepay-
ment thereof. AID it appearing by affi-
davit fled in this cause, that the defen-
dant Kline is 4 nonresident Of this State,
it is therefore ordered that he do appear
here within one month after the first pub
LEGATION Of this order and do what is nee
essary to Protect his interest in this suit.
Teste: JOS. S. MILLER,
GIBSON & SHINES p,.q. CLERK.
Jan. lj--4H.
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STATE or WEST VIRGINIA, Cab
&S ell COUNTY: Al Ra.es held in the
- Clerks Office Of the County Court OF
Cabell county on the first Monday in Jan
uary, 1871.
Elizabeth Griffin, guardian of the heirs Of
John Griffin, decd.
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GtTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
~ Cabeil county: At Rules held in
the Clerks Office Of the County Court
for the county Cabell, on the FIRST Mon
day oiJanuaty, 1874.
Peter c. Burlington, John " Burlington,
u. w. EmmoEs John Hooe Russell,
w. II. Hagaa, J. Harvey Posge and
NJ. Erskine Miller, partners doing bust
ness as TIE BaHk Of Huntington.
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IN CHANCERY.

The object OF this suit is TO obtain par
tition OF tract Of land willed to Susan
Clay by her Father. Thomas V. Boskirk,
decd, situate in Wayne county, W. Va
And it appearing from IN affidavit filed
that James Clay, Joseph Branbam, Nancy
J. Brauham, adults. Mstilda Clay and
Stephen G. Clay, infants. and heirs at
law, of Susan Clay, decd. are non-resi-
dents Of the State Of West Virginia, 1t Is
there ore ordered that they do appear
here within one month from the first pub
LEGATION OF tits order and do wha; is nee
e.sary TO protect their interests in this
suit
Teste: G. W. HUTCHINSON,
G. F. RATLIFV. Sorr. Clerk.
Jan. shit.
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We feel that the Legislature Of
Virginia has made grave mistake
in the election Of L. S. Senator.
They have sacrificed talent, expert
ence and wisdom, to mere persona
popularity. We acknowledge fully
the purity aud patriotism Of Col
N.thcrs, but Virginia would have
better maintained her proud position
by sending to the Senate man, who
would take at once the front rank,
which CO. Withers can never do, lie
cause there are lis Supporters in talent
and experience there. r. n 7.
Hunter would at once have assumed
the position Of leader of his party.
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cxrATE OF WEST vIRGINIA---At Rules held
Nsin the Clerks once OF the Circuit Court Of
Wayne County, on the nrst Monday IN Deem
Der, 1873
Isaac Bloss, ST.,
VS..
YsryP. Glasco. formerly Mary 2. Ferguson,
elizabeth Ferguson. widow Of Hlrvy fcrgu-
,on. decd Henry +. Ferguson. George hur-
yand Alice his wife, Pierce Randall and III
navis,s, his wife, Ann Ferguson, Jimeg II.
Ferguson, Augusta Ferguson ana Waller Yer
gu5on.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is TO enforce the spe
chic execution OF a contract of purchase En'
sale OF the interest OF Mary I. GlascJ ~ .fc l-
tate NJ Harry Ferguson, Decd, made between
the said Mary +. GiascO and the pli!ntiu and to
cancel and set aside q deed OF conveyance ~ Toe
said Mary N Henry Z. Ferguson, OF the SAID
undivided interest.
This day came the plaintiff by ms attorney
and on his motion and II appearing by ga afl'rt-
vii nled In this suit that Pierce Randall and Bu-
naysta his wife, are nOn-residents ol this state.
IL IL ordered that they d. appear here within
one month after the first publication az this OF
der and do what is necessary 70 protec, theI a.
terest In this suit.
Teste u. P. WEILMAN, CIgaE.
NCGrSHIs 4 PLYNALK, SOl'rs. Jan AZ
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VS..
James NicNulty.

JAMES ~ IA =.
IN ASSUMPSIT-On Attachment.
The object of this suit is to attach the
property Of the defendant in the hands CT
Samuel Moore, aad subject the same to
to the payment Of SlS2.4S, due from the
defendant TO plaintiffs on an account
And it appearing from an affidavit filed
in the papers Of this cause that the de-
iendaat James McH ulty is a non resident
OF the State Of West Virginia, it is there
fore ordered til 1t tie doappear here within
one month from the first publication Of
this order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in the premises. 4
copy.
Teste: JOS. S. MILLER, c ERIK,
BY Jno. ". Church, nep'ty
FERGUSON & HARVEY, pc. Jan l5-iw.
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IN CHANCERY.
Asignee's Sale a.!

IN tn. matter Of the bankruptcies of vii
. liam F., Charles o., Robert F., and Sel..
uel E. Dusenberry, hankrupts.
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IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suits to enioin the
collection Of a debt OF $233.40 aud inter
est, part OF the purchase price OF two
lots with the buildings thereon. in the
town Of Ceredo, and 10 have the same de-
Quoted from the whole purchase price, be-
cause the defendants had no title to one
half If sad lots al the time they sold
And it appearing by an affidavit fled in
this suit that the defendants Jno. N. Rob
erts AID George Nee crnac are non-resi-
dents Of this State il ordered that they
do appear here within one month after
the first publication Of this order, aid do
what is necessary TO protect their interest
in this suit.
Tes:e j. p. WELLMAN, Clerk.
MCGINNIs & PLYMALE Soils. Jan l5-4w
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Jane, Clay, Joseph Branham, Nancy J,
Branham, adults, and Matilda Clay
Ellen Clay and Stephen G. Clay, in
fsnts, and heirs at law, Of Susan Clay,
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TIE Huntingdon AdTertlseT-A Few
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senaent and Caben Press.
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