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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-26
by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY VALUABLE LOT FOR BUSI.
N NESS PURPOSES. On THE SOUTH SIDE
OF BROAD STREET BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS, ADJOINING THE NEW
CITY HALL, FOX SALE BY AUCTlON.-Thls
LOT, adjoining the new City Hall on Its east side
will be sold 10y auction on TUESDAY, 3oth June
at 81 O'Clock L. NJ. 1t Is 81 by IS feet, running
tack 10 an alley.
Its location in the centre OF the city, and ad1oln-
Ing the public Offices ma kes 1t very valuable lor
business purposes in certain lines.
TERMS: Accommodating.
GRUbBS & WILLIAMS,
je2G Auctloneers.
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera,
11O6 Main street.
Up11sTEE,s SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRIISTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
BRICK HOUSE ON THE EAST SIDE OF
TENTH ORTIZ OF LEIGH STREET AT PUB
IIC AiJCTION.-By virtue OF n deed of trust exc
cutcd by John Il. Grant. trustee Of Lucy A. ARMS
tead dated goth day of January s74, duly record
ed in the clerks osiIce Of the Richmond Chancery
Guircd by the beneficiary will proceed to sell a.
public auction. on the premises on THUkSDAi
the I'd day sf July, 1874, ut O'Clock L. OIL, tha'
DESfRAiIl,E RESIDENCE situated rs above de-
scrilcd. The house contains seven rooms. bath
room, and closets Ample accommodation for ser.
wants. In. lot fronts % feet Inches, anu runs
back 1 feet to an alley 2 feet WIDE.
TERMS: The deed requires cash to the extent OF
81 900 and expenses of sale; the residue OF the
purchase money to be payable ut such times and So
cured in such manner as the said John d. Grant
trustee of Lucy A. Armietead, may direct; and II
default of sIch direction rs the trustee shall lhlnR
fit. WIN. lhA SMITH, trustee:
GoDDIS WARREN & CO., AuctIonecrs. 1c 28
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JEWEIkY, dc.
SPEClAL 40 rIC.E..

SPECIAL 40 IItiE-
Gr,Tt burgait~; offered in
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. CHAINS, AND JEW
ELlI.
LII orcer So rei.'ise The cash the following
NAMED Forfeited Pledges shall offer great in
ducetnt tHt 10 pnrcsas5rs Of same. The articles
lOnS<t o.
fine sucaa- winding Howard watch in 8 karat
heavy Gold Case
rcruiKe +. Il Ad1nH Watch %n s karat heavy
GelS Case.
40 reIT d Ne IA aud 8 tarnt t;a.J stem and key
wiu3iu. Watches.
36 nue Ol,era. Vest. Chab.Jaine, AID Neck Chains !;
Diamond Rings AMI buEsps SO An 'eibyst Onyx.
Jopn, laoodstone, an& heavy Li!t. Gold Rings,
for ladies' aud gentlemen:
20 InESe!s and chaI 90 $50 of Sleer and Bosom
buttons, s ,ets OF Pins xud kar.c;i 'gs, 10 fine
Brooches:
pair elegant Bracelets, tine solid 6 o., and Dia-
Inond Locket, lue solid Gold ana + earl Fan
Ho!Ger, aud naay other aTllcles too N umerOiiS
TO mention: all Of which IA Ill soil ut coESiJ-
erab!y less teau the cost of the same.
most respectfully Invite every cue incEL ed to-
wards getting great bargains L. exu ut thesl riest
date auu examine the articles ut
S. 4. KiSSTOtk'S Eouu Office.
No. ! z Fourkeeuth street,
e4-lm under Exchange Husel
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent AMI Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF HANDSOME
- LOT No 60. IN HARVIE'S PLAN OF ORE
CON HILL. On THE EAST SIDE OF BELVI-
DERE SrREEr.-Wil he sold al auciO on the
pre- miScs, on SATURDAY the eth June. STA,
1T & O'Clock Z. NJ, LIT No. 60. located as above,
fronting 80 feet. running back 100 feet.
TERMS: At sale W. GODDIN,
jc 81 Auctionecr.
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HANGER & CO.'S PURE AUGUSTA
LII COUNTY, VA, RYE WHISKEY;
ABNE.S No. l PURE AUGUSTA COUNTY,
VA, RYE WHISkEi.
AS agents for Rich mond aud Manchester we offer
the trade the above brands of 'ure Whskeys In lots
losuit We have also Bumgardner and other brands
of Whskey, Wines, Gis, Brandy, &c.,and u full
line OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sugars, ;tT&as, Bacon
lard, Soap, Flour, Mackerel, Hcrrings, Cheese,
Soda, Candles, Tobacco, Cigars, fresh supplies OF
)sBORN'S JAVA and GLOBE MILLS RIO cor
sELS tfor which we are agents)-at wholesale by
N.Y. 2 ROGERS q NCCASCE.
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SECURING. dc.

GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL
~ CLEASED la the very best style; Ladies'
Dresses &C., restored TO their original dior cleaned
or dyed, with neitness aud dispatch; KID Gloves
cleaned and Feathers dyed at
McKENNEY'S STEAM DYE-WORkS,
up 3-3m MARSHALL street near Filth!
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BY Cook \ Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

~ NERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
VI HOLD FURNITURE, BOOKS, &C., CT, AT AT,
~ nnr anction rooms an assortment OF HOUSE,
W0I. ID FJRNITURE. consisting OF
COMPLETE COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS;
REDSTEADs, WARDROBES;
HAIR aud SHUCK MATTRESSES;
HtNEAUs, WASHsTAEDs,
REFRIGER AToHS. SIpEBoANDs.
EXTENSION TABLES. TIN SAFES,
CANE aud WUOD SEAT CHAIRS,
BOOK CASES, sc. ~
' ALSO
,ro yo1 TIMES OF DESIRABLE MISCELLANEOUS
10Y oonHS COOK < LAUGHToN,
nuoHS' Auctloncers.
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TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS. &c. ~>>,
CEELEY'S HARD-RUBBERT kto4He'
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
ANDPILE PIPES.

Relief, comfort, and cure for nrrruRE, fk NM,
HARNESSES, and PILES. Unlike all o'Rei a ti,,.
noes known, will never rust. HUBER. bre;ts:, 80
lil,nor move from Observation-Disclosures. ihs un0
..teIsprIny, being coated with hard rubber. nSs'
cool, cieanly, used In bathing, htted to ior ps,
macSan,cai snnnnrts known. Send for pamphlt,.'
Establishments: l347 Chestnut street tnn aIt
phia, and 1877 Broadway, New iork. I o',p nv
assortment for sale, with careful aalasimsnT1.
MEADE j. BAKER. Richmond, and a.i aes
Beware OF limitations. ap
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY,
4 NICE BUILDING LOT az REMARKABLY
EASY TERMS.
80 feet BY l41 on the east side Of Laurel near
Cumbe rland will BE- sold Tor 0Ec-fuur:h cash: hsI-
auce In one. two, and three years. with sA per cent.
interest added.
Also. LOT 80 by 145 feet on Chcrr. street opro
site Turner'S flower trden Ill he iii on the same
terms.
These lots are in improving ueighbnrhHods. near
the street railroad, ana the taxes Tor IL ~ nav.
been paid. Apply 10 HILL X GobDiN.
Real Estate AgcHi..
ie 26-3t HOS Main street.
TOR SALE.-l offer tor >i'e the "a
i HOUSE In which live, with i've rooms. e.
Kitchen Nhrcc rOomS). water ana sewer cOnA'c--
tons, No l19 Tw, ntic;h street. Any de-
string Il il0wery home, or To make an investment
that will pay twelve per ceut. net. come and me.
X. I. JAMES
tc o6-F.S,SMlm lJ34 NIiu street
Tor SALE PRIVATELY, FIVE NEW
Il FRAME DWELLINGS. with Fix rooms
waller and gas each. situated on canal street near
Foushce. terms Very liberal, and POSSESSION giTea
at once. Apply to HILL 4 DODDlN.
l.erl Estate Agents.
70 '26-3t HOS Main street
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By Richardson Co,
rcaI Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
llI3 Main street.
NEW FRAME STORE AND DWELL
~ INC SOUTHEAST CORNER OF T AH al.
;rWESTy SEVENTH STREETS FOR SALE b
Ti"rit,S,-t.n FRIDAY the 2Gth Instant Mt d
O'clock p. NJ, we tnull sell by auction; on me
PREMISES the above described property. Ihe ouiiu-
stahc woon.housc. &c on the lot. Situated imlnG-
diate!y on the line OF travel by the Nine7TRleroao
q especially commcnds Itself to those dtsiril'e
frs, rate business stand. Lot 72N132 1ect 10 Ill
alley. :. -, r,,r o,yb,
and twelve months Negotiable notes 10 De EnG'. 80,
tho deferred naymnnts. with interest added ana
secured Icy decd Of trust G. 70
10, auctionccrs.
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nEALLY VALUABLEJAMES RIVER

L J EALL1 ' ALL -ADtC ia VI rs -
III LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY - "i.e'
for sale my upper FAEM. bart Of The GLt.NN -
Won TRACT, In tiuranna county, fas III" ~
Joining that of Franklin StcHrns. ESl. .,.-
Ii contains 7i5 ACRES-viz l2p dcrSs Oh ~
grounds, about 200 acres of cleared h'-l iiId ~
OF II has been manfred, and /, IN S"oi near ""H
condition. over 400 In original ti!nocr US
from two hundred yards 10 half mile RON i'c
canal. IL has not been plilagcd ana Isl 'e'! '''"
able body OF timber aud wood OF al! hlnnS, ,.,vy-
The improvements are Il good - e. I,f.s
FRAMED Rouse. nearly pew: s""h Dafn' .'
wheat uachine Ia Ii GOOD stable ana S"o', w..
courthouse and toDacco-houSe; HOUSES lvr "H''''
&c. rhr,p,l
1t is sixty-oHe miles from Richmond. lHe '''''
runs through Il tor one and half miles. .,,..
TERMS One-fourlh cash: balance III e'luH a..
men 5 Negotiable notes. AZ one. TWO, auu 80 a,
years, with interest from date, secureo U! ue>'
trust. IN ,,,, q "a,
MIR Ben. Seav living on the place, VIII $40" snv
persons wishing TO buy, anu all slch art co''''''
Invited To view the premises. , -,
Apply 10 JAMES CALI, Columbus, a.: ~
->rs'' JAMES l.. aPrEhsoS:
,,a,m Richmond, Va.
Z ANDS.-I have for sale i large hulape'
/ 1 OF hrst-class ESTATES with spitnait ~,
provements and large aud small FARMS WIN ,h,.
Without buildings in almost every section OF ' ~.
state. Many Of the large estates are si,ua'e
the James and other rivers, and mang u LUG ''
farms lie near the city. ,ru,py
my 25-1ms lol4 haih ''',
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COLLEGE,
IL, SALEM, VA.

Il, SALEM, VA.
TWENTY SECONDeE SSlON-lS7i-75.
HrGINS SEPTEMBER 2rt:SD CLOSES JUNE 10TH.
Course OF study hisi as that OF any college III
vi inia.
EX,r"sjyr libraries reading room, cabinet. aud
laboratory. .
The abundance uf ts, no .uokc Valley renucrS INC
rxnrus,, vcrr uo,!vf;c. For session Of ten moElii>
Northumberland tuiia,l fuel lights, washing, &C..
a,rou, 500. r,.,
Scr cltaIorucs an,. further Information address
nEv. y. f BlTTLE. d. H..
10 % .o,,o, Sy,ctS-wlt President.
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GTILL GREATER REDUCTION IN
PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
GRENADINES, BEREGES, and POPL1NS from
12Ec. up;
LAWNS, 12. cents:
Large lot OF ~ ,
at 25 cents ::
Another lot of LADIES' and GENTS MERlNO
SHIRTS from soc. up:
COLORED plQCES 1T great sacrifice;
VICTORIA LAWNS. 20c., 25c., aud up;
BEST RLEACHED COTTON for DC. and &c. to
lac had anywhere;
TABLE DAMASk,
TOWELS, and
NAPKINS {;
Beautiful PARASOLS for Soc;
CORSETS, HOOP SKIRTS.
KID and THREAD GLOVES,
HOSIERY In endless variety.
COURTNEY & POWELL.
ic "a SIS Broad street.
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NOR SUMMER.-Just opened by
r. Il. PRICE 4 CO.,
LAMA POINTS and SAcQUES,
SLEEVELESS JACKETS,
RID GLOVES.
GAUZE SHIRTS.
RtADY-MADE SHIRTS,
NEW SUMMER CASSIMERES.
LINEN DRILLS. for gents aud boys:
GENTS and LADIES THREAD and SlLh
GLOVES.
Isle THREAD SHIRTS, &C, &c.
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DRY GOODS.


TUNE %, 1874.
Rcady-lnadc LINEN SUITS,
VICTORIA LAWN SUITS,
Embroidered LINEN POLONA1SES,
Tucked Il nd embroidered CA MBRIC SKIRTS, &C.
lust npened for travellers springs and Watering
places. on
have received within day or two many new goods
for the summer.
LINEN TRAVELLING SUITS,
LAWN TRAY TELLING SUITS, ,
Embroidered LINEN GRENAD1NE SUITS, novelties
Embroidered LINEN POLONAISES,
CAMuEIC SKIRTS, tucked, plain, am! embroidered
SHETLAND WOOL SIIAwLS. ~ to 20
NEW SHADES l'OrLISS for suits;
TRIMMING SILKS, every color;
BLACK >ATIS Tor trimming:
PARASOLs and SUS-SHADES. tORSETTS,
COTTON aud THREAD HOSE. SILK lies,
EUFFLINGS. SASIIES, BLACK SPANISH SCAHfS,
SIDE-BAND ORGANDIES. beautiful;
SIDE. BAND Lawns,
SIpE-BAND tALICoES, . 100
300 uirccs NEW PRINTS. 10 ana l2!.c. &c 20
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TNINER>LrY OF VIRGINIA. NJ
u MEH LAW LECTURES (nine weekly oc@'n
18Th July 49, cnd eth September: Have proved
OF signal use: -. II students PROPOSING !" purs"o
who cei.r Ia study privately: 80. I" Young pric-
rt,ioucr- " ha have nos had The advantage III SIS.
fematc Instruction. ForcircnIrap2ly tpo>t -otice
University OF N.r.i4lial L. JOHN IL hlNbI.' FRO
f,ss,,r Co,i,.aan aud statute Law. my 27-2tiwlm
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-04
From nc UharltSlon Courier,
A Seasonabie Paper,

Elsewhere in this issue Of the
GouMHR We publish an Address to th,
Democracy Of KaHavha, signed by .
large number Of well known and in
fuOntlal citizens Of the county. The
publication eithis address as we I'm
dorssand it, i preliminary to tue or.
ganization Of tie Democratic and Con.
sOrYa.iys voters for The coming cam.
paign, and the paper itself Is designed
to form a basis upon which oil can
unite who subscribe to tho principles
II cnunciates. In plain words, it Is a
declaration that personal preference
and individual claims must 20 to the
back-gtOund-get out Of the way Of
Democratic harmOny-and cease 10 in.
tCrfetO With the triumph Of Democratic
doctrines. Ideas arc everything, as.
pirants nothing. Candidates are to be
the Incidents and instruments Of poll.
teal progress; the party cannot be
made the stepping stone Ofpriyate am
bition.
In this paper the leading tOnets Of
Democratic faith are clearly sot forth,
and q purpose Is declared 10 unite and
labor for their advancement alone.
The Democratic and Conservative go
tiers arc reminded Of the true purpose
Of their organization, and in Tho light
Of the accepted doctrines Of DOmOCra.
ey they are summoned to labor and
duty in what promises to DO one Of the
most important political struggles Of
our State.
The names ofthoss who have signed
this paper, arc the best evidence Of the
unaninity with which the movement II
represents is accepted and approved.
Almost all the influential Democrats Of
the city, on either side Of the only dif..
ference that has ever grown up III
their councils, have subscribed to this
paper, and heartily joined hands to Ia.
Dor for future success. We arc war.
rauted 10 saying that all divisions
among the Democracy Of KanaWha arc
at an end, and be who looks for Demo.
cratic aid in tho restoration Of Repub.
litan ascendeney in West Virginia,
must extend his researches beyond tho
city and county Of tue Capital.
1thas been frequently asserted that
tho only important division that ever
marred the harmony Of tho West Vir-
GINA Democracy, had its origin in the
county Of kanawha. Whether this be
true or not, II affords US pleasure 10
know that whatever divisions have
hero have ruu their course,
and now sleep the sleep that knows no
waking. II, throughout the State,
there exists among tho Domssratic and
Conservative masses tue same devotion
10 Democratic principles, and tho same
steady purpose to work for Democratic
success that now find expression in
SanaWha county, tho day 10 still fur
Instant when tic predictions Of Ropub. {
lean triumph in West Virginia eau 10
calisol. Let Us hear from our sister
ounli,s,
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sM NNI poYMYoHs
sweet Potato Plants

grown from the choicest Yellow Potato, VIII
% for sale-ihis sprlugat Weston by 7. W.
Iiarrison and A. o. Fisher. These plants
arc spronted from seedi brought from tho
east They are more hardy than any
brought hare from distance, thoie
brought on being spreuted under glass,
and ours in Tho open air. Every one who
bought these plants Of A, q Fisher last
year were surprised that so few died.
Thsse plants will 10 ready.by Nay 10th,
Price per hundred, Forty Gents. They
Will 10 sold at Broyn's Creek by James +.
Lynch, Jf, At West Milford by George
jackson, Jane Lew by James W. Jackson,
Jacksonville by George I. DAVIDSON, Roas
noke by Charles Homer, and Glvnyiils by
Perry 3. Fet.y. Try these plants once, and
you viii mover ask for anyolher kind,
Masch lG-2m
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A resolution has been introduced in
the Senate by Mr. Carpenter, declar-
iss that it has become the duty Of the
United States to r0cognizO Cuba as one
Of the independent nations oftho earth,
This Is one Of tho results as it 81 stated
Of an organized movement to bring
about immediate recognition. The
reason and necessity assigned fol
prompt action is tho alleged fact thai
English agents arc known TO DO nc
lively engaged III onleayors to bring
about the purchase Of Cuba by Grcai
Britain.
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many YearI

"WvAT NExr Z" il the question on
thclip. Of nearly every one, now that
the President has vetoed tho Senate
currency bill. Tia. the whole country
10 much interested in tho answer "a
the question is evidenced BY tho un-
settled condition Of trade, owing nc
doubt as TO what tho future status OIL
tho currency will DO. II is hardly
likely that tho bill will DO passed over
tho veto. although things as unlikely
have occurred. The things that may
take place arc, the. establishment offroe
banking, and an carly return to specie
payments. But il tho future action o.
Congress in the matter can DO fOrotold
by anything short Of divine agency, VI
humbly acknowledge that We do NO
know Il. The tedious debates and
pro.racted suspense have all got to be
endured again,
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Tho President has vetoed tho cur
reney imitation bill. This action Of
President Grant has oCcasioned mucn
comment and again unsot.lCs the ilnan-
Oss Of the country. The producing
classes Of the country will seriously
feel, in this time Of financial cmbar-
rassnsnts, the effect Of this veto. Tho
country had confidently expected, hfIcr
the bill had, with much difficulty.
been passed BY the bondhOlders and
capitalists in Congress, that the Presl-
dent would sign it.
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TsaEDEal0gR&I
MewNay IL MoN y

BAxrkR and BROOKS both want to be
Governor Of ArkansaS--bO:h parties
have armed mon on their respective
sides, arraysd against each other,
while Federal troops are stationed be-
rwsea The two in order to prevent
blood shed. Baxter has Issued a pro-
ClamAtion, converting tho legislature
to meet al Little Rock, on tho llth day
Of May, 1874, to decide who is the
lawful Governor.
This Is not our aght,-bOth tue con
tc,tant, are Radicals-thcrrIore com
mens Is not necessary.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-04

Tan late foods in tho Mississippi
and it, tributaries have caused i'm
menss suffering aud losses even Of life
in some cases. Whole plantations
have been deluged and every living
animal on them drowned. Villages
have been almost entirely swept away,
and the ruined people have sent del.
egatiens 10 wait on the Governor Of
Louisiana, asking that the United
states military authorities be instruc-
ted to issue rations to tho sufferers
Some portions Of Nashville and Mem
phis have been submerged, and in
many instances bridges have been
swept away, causing tho running Of
trains 10 DO delayed for some time,
No such floods have been suffered for
many wears,
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Notice to Creditors
70 he Creditor, Of Addi,on atc1,nual

70 dc Creditors Of Addison aieLaugl.
Iii, deceased;
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Draxton county, made In cause
therein pending, to SUBJECT the real estate Of
sald Addison Mclaughlin 10 tho payment OIL
his debts, you arc hereby required 10 pre-
sent your claims agains, the said Addison
MclAughlln Tor adjudication 10 William
Newton, Commissioner, al HE Office Ia The
said county, on or before the 1st day Of
June, 1874 Witness, John N. Jones, Clerk
Of our said Court, this 10th day OF April,
1874. JIM. JONES, Clerk.
H. bfannOnlrq apiil 2o-et
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Notice to Creditors :
70 Ae Cted.ler. q Elia. Siamon., "a.

70 Me Creditors cF Elias SlalHloai, de-
ceased.
In pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit
Cour, Of the county ofLewis, made in 4
cause therein Pending, in which Lewia Max
wells executor Is plaintiff. TO subject tho
real estate Of tho said Rllas Simmons 10 tho
pAymeet of his debiS, you arc reqqired 10
present your claims against tho said Elias
Simmons for adjudication to q. y. Butcher
Commissioner, at bis Office In the said coun-
", on or before the 9Th Of Nay, 1874.
Witness, w. II. Byrnr, Clerk Of said
Court this 9th day Of April, 1874.
W. a BYRNE, Clork.
april 1s-4w
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Notice to Creditors,
70 tae creditor, ef Robert Mc4rey, de-

To Mc creditors q R0JtH Nc4tey, Dc.
ceased.
In pursuance Of decree Of the circuit
court Of Braxton county, made ina cause
therein pending, TO subject the real estate Of
the said Robert McAvoy to tue payment Of
bis debts, you are required 10 present your
claims against the said Robert AcAyoy, for
Adjudl cation, TO W. +. Aorrison, commits.
sioner Of Braxton county circuit court, at
his otEice in the town Of Sutton, 10 said
county, on or before the lst day Of June,
1874, FitneSs, John N. Jones, clerk
Of said court, this 21th day Of April, 1874.
j. Nj. JONES, CLERk.
Frame, Fleming & Bennett, pq
May 4, At
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-04

IN CliANCRRY uH..hf
II Is further aljudged, ordered and do.
creed that this cause be retained upon ID
docket Of this Court and referred 10 bernard
Mollohan, q Commissioner ofthis Court, who
Is directed TO ascertain whether any taxes
or other proper charges have been paid OF
incurred by tho PLANTING, or any ofthem,
orby Thomas Morton, deceased, Ia his liz
time, for the benefit Of the other Joint own
ers Of the entire tract Of Q, 900 acres ofland.
and II any, ascertain by whom 90 paid, and
incurred, when, and the amount thereof and
report the same 10 the Court, in order fol
further decree therein. And said Uommis-
sioner, before taking said account, may
publish notice Of the time aud place &
taking the same once a week for four sue.
eesSivc weeks, In some convenient npwspa.
per, and such pub llcation shall be Cqulya.
lent to personal service Of such notice on
the parties, or any OF them. .T9
Notice Is hereby given that | have fixed
on the lith day Of May nCxt, Of lie Clerk'S
Office OF the Circuit Court ofsaid County, al
the time and place Of taking the said nc
count. Given under my hand, this 6ih day
ofApril, 1874.
BERNARD MoLLoHAN, comrr.
J. A. Anderson, pq apfilaOiw
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-04
Notice to Creditors.
TO de creditor. Of RylandH. Harri.

70 Tie creditors Of Rylaad n. Harris,
deceased.
Ia pursuance Of decree Of the circuit
court Of tho county OF Lewis, made In q
cause therein pending, In the name ofN. A
Haskins, administrator Of tho personal q.
tate Of tho said decedent TO subject tho real
estate Of the said Ryland II. Harris 10 the
payment Of bis debts, you arc required 10
present your claims against tho said Ryland
II. Harris for adjudication, to G, j. hutch.
CT, commissioner, at his Office In the said
county, on or before the lst day Of June,
1874, Witness, W, II. ByrnS, clerk Of
said court, this 2Ith day ofApril, 1874.
w. H. BYRNE, CLBRK.
Il Brannon, pq May 44w