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Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-03
LITERARY.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-03
NEW WEED
SEWING MACHINES.
THE y,AST AND THE BEST.

The WEED Sewing Machine Company have
now at last completed their three Standard
Styles Of
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were thoughtful enough TO appoint Col. +.
A. Buttrick as their attorney Ia fact, for We
are sure tlat Mr.. Buttrick Is gentleman
of fue !ezal attachments and viii prose-
cute their interests vigorously and no
doubt successfully. The health OF our
citizens is ccueralyc'od, though the Rev.
William BAH has been I'm town quite i'll
fora lew DAYS Lc is under tie care Of DR.
johnson and We hope 20 see him out
again soon.
Our Baptist friends have been talking
of erect rg a rev church house in town
bur Us wee .ayc done nothing definitely in
the matter. Nchope how ver, that they
may NOT give over tue idea, bus that they
may De ',art''y ard generously supper
ted and thus De enabled to add u the inn
rruypueat If cur village; we haycnot yet
tr1 many c.urcaes .u t.,s quarter, 50 ie'
us 5avc rStLcr.
The free schools at the Falls Of Twelve
Pole vii, close o. day Ithas been under
Encouragement Il Mr.. J. +. kov-er aut
has been quite success, Mr.. kcyser pro
poses % give literary entertainment a.
. thc Stone church 80 night We look icl
an amusing and Instructive entertainment
Mr.. Hutchinson furnishes us VITA the L.!
lowing;
/ Marriage Iiccuse issued during The
week: John Vance To- Mary T.. Lewis
+ JASPER Ferguson % Mary L. Ferguson
c
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Co.l,nl;ssioacr's Notice!
Il. II. Hartley . Go.
vs..
Charles /. EOne CT al.
IN CHANGERY.

DY virtue az decree made and entered IN this
ID cause m The December tenn, ISIS, ot the 'ii-
cult Cont OF GJbell county 10y which, Spc''al
GOmnis siuner Thomas b. Kline, WAS i"iuoN VI
tom unlce and the undersigned was appointed q
special commissioner IN the room ana stead OF
the said T. Il. Kline. Ana tie said cause was re-
fcuci tn the undersigned special cpuilnlssiohtt,
with inst ugtUns % take. state ana report % inc
next term oi said Court aga account show ing:
ISL WHAT amounts of money have been re-
ccved by the sdld Kline as such Special Con-
missioner the names O' L1c persons nom whom
and the dates when such amounts have been re-
CeNcd.
2nd. What amounts ~ money have been paid
uut hY said Kline a. sUcI Special commissioner.
the names Oi the persons 10 whom, ihc pu pose
| FOR which, and the dates when auch amounts
We're PAID.
3ri. What amounts Of money due from pu--
chascrs OF lands sold IN pursuance OF decree, in
| this cause remain uncOIerted, the names % the
purchasers from whom snch amounts remain IN
collected, and TIE dates when suth amounts a.e
or Will DE due and payable.
| 4th. What portion of the debts decreed IN THIS
cause 10 bee PAD have been paid and what portions
| OF such debts remain unpaid.
/ 9TH. What lands, n any, heretofore decrccd m
/ this cause tObe sold. remain uu,Old.
! 9th. ANY other matters deemed 10y the said
| Commissioner pertinent OF necessary 10 present
! 10 The Court, OF required 10y any party.
This Is therefore, 10 notify all parties concerned
! that have appointed the 1911 day Of Ma.ch, ls't
! as the time. and the Clicks Office % the Circuit
! Court ~ CJbell Comfy the place, fur Rearing
| proof aud stating the said accounts and reports
| in performing TIE duties required OF ne by sai,
| decree. Ana Il from any cause the eating %
! said proof and the taking u said accounts sinai
not De commenced ou that day, o., II commenced
should uotbe completed, the same to bc adjpune,
! from day 10 day AMI q ON time 10 time uaul CON
pletel and this uodCe shall be equivalent % per
Spnai service. Given under my hand FcbLag!
9th, 1874.
VI. s. TUORNBJPG,
Feb. 12-iW. Special Cummlss Jnor.
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Colony Association, whose principle OIL
fee Is I'm Chicago. BY the payment Of
Fifteen Dollars anybody can become 4
member Of the colony, aid will receive a
certificate Of membership which viii en-
title him u all the privileges OF tie \ :
ISOLATION, together with warranty deed
conveying him a town lot 2jxl2j feet in
said town Of Lawrence. The purchaser,
if nonresident, is allowed two years al
ter the reception Of this deed to EN- crate
10 Texas land Is then notrequired to build
on his lot unless he wants to-, with gaar-
antv that said Association viii secure
/ him a deduction in railr al fare equal to
the price II tie lot. This is all very coed,
but tie osteHsib'epurPose of tie Company
/ is 70 disp. Sc f ,OJ0,00G acres Of land that
J tloy have scattered over western Teas,
which Is q very good thing, too.
| The statistics ilr 1872 show an influx
Into Texas II 100000 persons. The num-
Der for 1873 far exceeded that, 50 that in
tie last tYo years we have had an emf
grafton &, Texas equal T. the entire popu-
lat.ou Of the State Of West Virginia.
Ict Texas. with an area five time, as
/ large rs the entire State Of Pennsylvania
affords room Tor millions more. With a
climate iightiul-summers pleasant and
winters mild-soil unsurpassed in fer
tiiity, scenery TO charm the most stupid
admircr If nature, aud Government
more purely Democratic than any State in
tie union, Texas affords 10 the rhfe mut
field for emigration which, if occupied
in due time, furnishes him with all the
occasions for prosperity and fortune.
J. VI. /.
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Co,nlnissionc,'s Notice.
CoMNuSsloNER's OFFICE, !
Cabell c. H., W. Va, Feb. Il, 1874. !
John H. Pigman ct ux.
vs..
Overton Pine ct ais.
IN CHANCERY.

by virtue Of 2 decree readered by the
y Cuuuty Court OF label County, West
Virginia, on the 9th day Of January,
1874, in the above e:titlcd cause, the un-
ders.gned Commissioner will, at his Office
al Cabell c. H., On
Saturday, Ae 21st day Of March, 1874.
proceed to take and report an accoun
showing the following particulars:
1t. What real estate in this State Al
exaudcr Pine was possessed Of, or entitled
to at the time Of his dccease, tie nature
Of the tie thereto, whether legal or c
quitabe, and the value thereof.
2d. What liens exist upon such real os-
tate, their nature, extent ind prioritie-,
tie amount due thereon, and the namts
Of the persons secured thereby.
sd. Whether such real estate is susccp-
tib,e II partition in kind, without loss 10
the distributes, or whether it is most for
the interest of such distributes that the
same should be sold and tie procccd
thereof divided among them.
4th. Who are the distributes Of such
real estate, and what is the respective
share there to which each OF them is en-
titled.
5,h. What personal estate the said Al
cXandcr Pine was possessed Of or entitled
to at TIE time Of his decease, what dispo-
sition las been made Of the same, what
claims exist against his estate, the names
Of the partie, to whom they are due, and
the evidence thereof.
9th. What amount is now due the de-
PENDANT Urban Walker, upon the judg-
ments mentioned in his answer.
18th. Any other matter which is deemed
pertinent, or that any party may require
JOS. ). MILLER.
Feb 2G--iW. Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONER NOficey
Elizabeth Il!nchman, Curator &c.
vs.
Charles X. Morris ct al.
II CHANGERY.
II CHANGERY.

DY virtue Of q decree made and entered in this
ID caus" ut the December term. 1873 ~ The Car
cult Cou.t OF CIbsil county by which Special COM
missioner Thomas II. Kline was removed {. uni
Olce. and the undersigned was appointed Spe-
ciai commissioned "a Che room and stead Of hHid
Kline. And the SAID cause was referred 90 the
undersigned, Special commissioner with inst uc-
tiun5 20 AXE, state ana report 10 the next term
of said Court am account showing:
ist. What amounts Ol money have been re-
ce.yed by the said Kline a such Special Comm.
siuner, the names ut the persons nom whom. aus
the dates when such amoUn'- have been received.
2nd. What amounts ut money have been paid
out bY said Kline az such Special commissioner.
the names of the persons o. whom, "a" pU pose
for which, and TIE dates when such amounts were
paid.
3rd What amounts OF money due from the
purchasers OF lands sold ln pursuance Uf DEGREES
ih this cause remain uuCOleC,ed, The names of
the purchasers from whom sdch amounts rr-
main uIcoil,ctgd. and the dates when such IL
mounts are of wi.i Doe due and payable.
4th, What portion OF the debts dCcreed ia this
cause 10 be paid have been paid. and what po,-
tons OF such debts remain unpaid.
ath. What lands, u any. heretofore dccreCl .u
this cause to ba sold. remain uu~Jd
SIN. Any o'heruaitc' deemed hy Tie said CONF
mi--uncr pert neut or nccessa 20 present to a. e
Court, or required hy any raitv.
Ihl- ls Therefore Co nOtlfy all parties concerned
tlai / LdNe apIJn,-I the l2iD dgy pi ga en-.
1914, as the time, and The C,e.ks D1i"o of TIC
Circuit Court ~ Gabn.i county the plso. fo-
hearing proof aud stating me said accounts and
reports pa performing tAe duties rt4ui c,i Of use
b' SAID % 5-ce and Of. T. ON any cause th, hear
llH OF sala 3. ooi and the tanlE ~ sad accounts
shall not be commenced Ou that day. o.. f cone
meuced. should not be completed. The same Wal
Doe adjourned f.0m d1y 20 day ana from time 60
tme nntii completed; ana this Uoticc shall te
equivalent 10 personal service. Given under urJ
NJ. 5. THORNBURG.
Feb. l2-iw. Special Commissioner.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Colnn,issioncr's sale,
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

In obedience to a decree of the County
Court OF Gabell County, rendered at the
January term, 1874, in the Chancery
cause therein pending, wherein Lewis
Hail is complainant and John T. Hatfield
and others are defendants, | will as Spe-
cial Commissioner Tor that purpose APP
pointed, on
the 30M Day Of March 1914,
between the hours Of 10 a. VI. and 6 P. NJ.
Of THE PREMISES, proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wt: 1913 Acres Of
Land, lying in Toayses Valley, in Cabell
county, W. Va, the property OF the de-
PENDANT Hatfield.
TERMS OF SALE:-One third O. OF
the purchase money cash and the remain
der on credit Of u and IS months, Ia
King from the purchaser, bonds with good
security and retaining the legal title as
additional security until the purchase
money is fully paid.
W. II. HARVEY.
Special Commissioner.
Feb 26-tds
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on Mondoy, the 2ad day Of
March, 1874,

all Of the real estate OF the said Bank
rupts. about 1915 acres, situate in Cab
ell county On the GuyandoIte River,
about two miles from the Courtho use, and
fr.m the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
The said real estate includes large
WATER GRIST-MlLL. standing on the
bank Of said river, with dam over the
same. and in connection with the mill u
large s,ore,house, an ! a good frane dToll-
ing. Two hundred acres Of the land are
in cultivation, on which are several teHe.
ment houses and tobacco barns: portion
of the remain cr il well timhcred, The
said real estate will be offered as n Asl,,
and ~ Iats and sold IN whichever way viii
realize tie largest sum of money o. the
following terms One 9Th Of the p1r-
chase money cash in hand, and tie ball
ance in tour equal instalim MS, az six.
twelve. eighteen, aui twenty four months,
respectively, with interest from tho day
of sale. Eoud anl good security REQUIRED
of purchasers, and .ega! title retained as
/ further ccUrliy.
JOHN y, LAIDLEY,
Jan. S-ew. Assignee, sc,
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TEE SHENANDOAH VALLEY
Correspondence Huntington Advertiser.


Correspondence Huntington Advertiser.
WADrsvILE, VA. Fobr, 2o;h, 1871.
IN connection with NY visit to this well
known valley will give You line upon
the appearance If the country, and the
charges that have occurred since ! last
SAW IL. An unmistakab.e alteration in
tie mode If Lie is observable from the
WAYS # the time when StoueSall Jackson
marched through and the claugur ofarms
was heard some thirteen wears ago. The
PC pie have passed from thc era Of slavery
with it's evils and i,s luxuries, into a pc
Rod pi economical industry, and in a few
wears the customs of those days will pass
into oblivion or remain with those who
t,a! IN sentiment rather than fact. The
agricultural pursuits have not been rewar-
d,d w,,i t"c success ia, one would look
for in this fertile valley. There has been
a succession Of failures in crops running
through most OF iLe years since the war,
Which has tended very much {, d'sclur-
aye the people Many have sold their
lands and gone into other bu.ircss, while
mcuy remain on their farms AID put up
with tie hard times as tlcy cone.
Your correspondent spent several days
at Winchester. and visited several PAGES
o.. interest there. The cemeteries Of tie
Union and Confederate dead are located
mere, where rest the remains Of those brave
heroes who ie.l in our late conflict Taoy
are well cared f.r-mrnumeutS and head
stones attest the undyiug reverence in
which t.eir memory is held by surviving
friends.
Winchester has progressed notably
since a., close OF the war. she has some
energetic people in her midst as is shown
in the building Of several business enter
pg,ses. 4 shoe factory seems to be doing
very well, as also does paper mill. The
/ Darers have built Il mammoth Touring
mill which is driven by steam which viii
check the shipments Of such large guam
titles ot wheat hereafter to other points.
Brucetovn, a village Of fifteen hun
/ drcd inhabitants is situated in Friedrich
county about mile north Of the Opoquon
creek az this point Il is noted Tor tue
/ high grade a.. It's schools aud water power.
/ Several large H5urjug and WOODEN mills
are lDca.ed neseand are making money.
BCrryy.l.e; in Clarke county, is some
ten miles distant. Ii IS I'm the h,at Of
/ tie riches. wheat Producing region in the
valley. This town is m'rc commonly
: lurwu es Ea.,,stoWn and is said 70 have
taken th, I.ue from the number Cf hrui.s
4 that occurred between the people there i'm
/ IN the ollcu times. The historian asserts
. g.. nH......tHt a s
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Commissioners Sale d!

DURSUANT to decretaI order, en-
u tered in the cause Of L. c. Burton
against Richard Pcckham in the Circuit
Court Of Cabell county, at the December
term, 1873, will proceed to sell, by way
OF public auction, to the highest bidder,
on the premises in West Huntington, on
Friday, tie 1911 dag Of March, 1874,
the equitable title Of Richard Peclsham
in three 3 acres Of land in West Hunt
ington, the -aid land being owned jointly
by Burton and Peckham; Peckham own
ibe an undivided interest therein. The
said land j. bounded as follows, to-wit -
On the South By 3rd Avenue, on the West
by johnson Street, on the North by the
Ohio River, and on the East by L. Bur
toms land, containing acres.
TERMS Cash as 10 One-third Of the
purchase money. The residue upon a
credit Of six and twelve months, taking
notes with good security, bearing interest
from date, and retaining legal title as fur
Their security.
". II. HARVEY,
Febj 4w Spec'l Commissioner.
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Con,rmissioier's Notice!
Wm. Sands
Vs.
i. ID. Bcuhring e al.
IN CHANCERY.

DY decree entered in this cause az the January
u term, 1874, Of the County Court Of Cabell
county. West Virginia. the said cause was re-
fevred TO the designed Commissioner, with
instructions 10 ascertain and report:
lst In what amour The defendant u Indicted
% TIE c0ul,l lanaut. VIA. Sands.
2ni What hcas there are. n any, upon The
house and lot mentioned IN the bill and exhibits,
and the pno-itics thereof, and such other mat
tiers as may he deemed pertinent by the Conmis-
suner. or rs may be required by either OF the
parties.
ms Is. therefore. 10 notify all parties con-
ccned that have appointed Thursday, the Zen
day OF March. 1874. q, the time, and uy o'ilce, IN
me city OF Huntington, as the place, io, hca reg
proofs AMI making the repOr. required by SAID
decree WM. MARTIN,
Feb l2--iw. Commissioners
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INCUANCERY.

The object NJ this suit is 10 enforce mcchan-
rs lien Tor 500 90 against the property OF delci-
daut Kline. In the CITY OF Huntington, In said
CGbell county. the said property being Lot No 5
IN Block No. ~. IN said city OF huntington with
its appurleuances. And 10 appearing from An
affidavit fled with the papers herein that the de-
PENDANT Thomas Is. Kline b. NONRESIDENT of this
State. 10 is therefore ordered ,h3t he do appear
here within one month after the irst publication
Of this order. auG do what is necessary 10 protect
his interest in the premises. \ copy tc-te.
JOS. $. MILLER, Clerk.
HARVEY * HARVEY, A.ty's. Feb. l2--iw.
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y. VI. Cheesemaa.
IN ASSUMPSIT.

This day came the parties by their at
t3rncys, and thercupon the defendant ten
dcred an affidavit alleging that he has no
interest in the subjec, matter Of tins suit,
but that Henry Martin has claim there
to; and that he does not collide with the
said Henry Martin, but ie ready t. pay or
dispose OF the subject mattcroi This action
as the Court may direct; which affidavit
was ordered to be filed. And thcveupon
it is ordered by the Court that the said
Henry Martin do appear here on the first
day of the next term Of this Court and
state the nature Of his claim or relinouish
it. And it appearing to the Court that
the said Henry Martin is a nonresident
Of this State, an ordor Of publication i,
declared against him. \ copy tcstc.
JOS. s. MILLER,
Feb. 2G. lw. Clerk.
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p. g. Burlington
W. J. Hutchinson.
IN ASsUMPsIT-Oa Attachment.

The object OF this suit is 70 obtain judgment
against the defendant for the sum Of one hundred
dollars si01.0g), due the plaintiff on an account,
and 10 attach the estate OF said defendant IN CAP
eli county, and subject said estate 20 the pay
ment OF The same. And il appearing iroln an arr
davit filed with the papers IN this cause that the
defendant W. Hutchinson. is a nonresident
Of the State OF West virginia. II Is therefore Jr-
dered that he DO appear here m one month aIiel
the first publication OF this order, and do WHAT !
necessary TO protect his interest IN the premises
\ copy teste.
JOS. :. MILLER. Clerk.
Rv Jno ". Church, Dept.
B. J. MCCONAS, pa. FEB. l2-iW'
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N CIIANCERY

The Oh Jet Of this suit Is to obtain final
settlement # the eXecut0rial account oi
George W. Summers. Executor Of the last
will and testament Of Adam Black, deed,
especially with tie plaintiff And itap-
pearing from an affidavit filed in the pa
pers in this cause that the defendants,
Eliza McCawn, widow Of Syiye,ta Ne
Gavin, decd, and the unknown heirs OF
G. NJ. Thomas deed, late wife Of William
w. Thomas, and John Black. are non-res-
idents Of the State Of West Virginia, it is
therefore ordered that they do appear here
in one month after the first publication
OF this order and do what is necessary 70
protect their interest in the premises. y
copy teste.
VI. :. THORNBURG, Clerk.
IRA J. MCGINNIs, Sol. Feb. 5--4w.
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Commissioners Sale
LOTS ADJonr,o THE Tovy or BARBorrsyllr-.

Va l-|Ae AAaAAsfA-.h iiis INV y VI hAkhyL IEN laI
IL pursuance OF the terms Of decree OF the Sir
i cult Court OF Mason county. West Virginia.
rendered 20 the october tenn, is13. 30 a ccT,iiu
/ Ghancgry cause therein pending wherein d. ].
. Smith, personal representative Of Albert Beck
ner, decd, is complainant, and I.ene .. McGoma5
and Sarah McCuMa- are defendants. !, the uu-
d-rsimed Special commissioner, appointed ~.
that purpose, shall,
On llosday, tie lGd dag of March, 1874.
before the Courthouse door OF Cahell county pro-
coed 20 sell 80 public auction 20 the highest bis-
der, the real estate boo the bin and proceeding
mentioned, and desc,i bed as Two certain pieces
or parcels Of land lying boz CaIeu cCuuty. ALE
joining the town of Ba-bgursylIe one iOl COM
tanning one ami one-half acres ana the other
containing One-fDurtn OF al acre aud adjoining
the FIRST named IOt.
TERMS Or SALE :-One-fOurth OF the pur-
chase money cash ln hand, and the residue upon
aciedit OF TX months the purchaser giving bond
with security. and lien viii also Doe retained u--
on the land for the deferred iustallment OF tn
purchase money.
II. T. HOWARD,
feJ. l2-3w. spl COmmr.
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Eyeline George
VS.
James George.
FOR DUoRCE-BooNE CIRCUIT COURT.

tOR DINOhCE--iOVNE NliANeAA NNN"''
The defendant win take notice that the plain
tin In the above entitled cause viii take the depo-
sitoBs Of herself ana others, at the p0st-ince IN
Peytona. Boone county. state Of West Nifglnli,
on saturday, the ltth day 81 M!rch, 1854 De Ne,H
the hours 0i \. NJ and r. M..-:nd II not rH-
isbed that day will be adjourned rom day 10 DAY
until completed-to be read on the trial OF the
above entitled cause.
Frb. 12--4w. EVELINE GEORGE
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IN CIIANCERY.

Tho object Of This suit IS to attach the interest
of th, defendant Nais TAYLOR in the lands pur-
chased by him ana George w. Norris and Henry
G. FAINT from Fenton VI. Morris. Also the III
terost OF said Mafis Taylor in the lands purchased
hy the same parties from John liill, IN the county
OF Favette. and subject the same 10 the payment
Of claim due from said Taylor 10 the plaintiffs
for $4,000. Aud IL appearing from an affidavit
filed with the papers IA This cause THAI the delen-
dants, Mans TAYLOR, George W. NOrrl and Henry
g. FAINT are uUn-resiirutS mis- STATE, 10 is there
fore ordered that they DO appear here within one
month aitei the iist publication 81 this order and
do what is Necessary To protect their interests IN
this suit. ACOdy teste.
Jos. : MILLER. CLERK.
HARVEY x HARVEY, Soils. Feb. l2-4w.
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-Asignee's Sale !
IN the matter Of the bankruptcies Of viii
liam F.. Charles O., Robert F. and Sam
uel L Dusenberry, bankrupts.
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, TO the higu.
est bidder at the front door Of the Court
house Of Cateu County,