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Specie PAYMENTS,

The National Board of Trade and the
action Of the Ohio Democratic Conven-
tion have again awakened a discussion
OF the much desired return to specie
payments. In our opinion, no relief will
be secured from any action Congress has
taken on this question. There was q
time when We believe partial resump.
ton might have been made. But this
was not desired by the politicians who
Controlled Mr.. Grants administration.
The surest and safest way to specie nav.
ments, if not the only way, ia by re-
turn to economy in all government af-
talrs' and by saving the money collected
from all sources, pay off the public debt.
This debt is a mortgage upon all real
property, and just as it is paid off, farms
as well as all other descriptions Of real
estate will increase in value.
The nation having become free of
debt, or comparatively SO, will find her
notes. the greenbacks and the bank
notes, Tor all Of which she is responsi-
Die .Wlh &c up to par in spite OF any Of.
Tort that might be made to keep them
down.
Contraction will not lead to specie
payments. so long as the nation is SC
deeply in debt and liable to be led into
war. There is now an abundance of cur.
rency, as we learn from an extract We
copy below from the New York Times
1t must also be remembered that Tho
Government bonds may be used nj an,
Time as currency. In the purchase of {
mouse, farm, Or anything else they pas
as current as bank paper or greenback,
In referring 10 the action OF tho Noiion
al Board Of Trade, the Times savs.
eve are decidedly inclined to Tho on;n
ION that the majority of the people Of th,
country, IN all sections, will agree wifi
The merchants of the National Board n
Trade, that having made the promise +
pay definite, and fixed the date at wLicl
1t shall bo fulfilled, the nation il bonn,
TO provide tho means OF carrying on
that promise.
How that is to he done Is an importan
question; but We believe that it is yor,
simple one: The currency Of the coun
try Is out of all proportion to tho busi
ness of the country. 1t is being niln,
mp in the banks of this city week afte
week, and month after month. Las
Saturday it had reached the enormon
sum OF 500, 500. Two months preyi
ousiy the banks had but s49, ,4lO 900; an,
thls Is an Increase OF $l8, ,l02 900. or n
per cent. Meanwhile there is no wny i,
which this accumulation OF currency caI
he used TO profit. Commercial nanor-
which II in some regards the very faires
index OF tho legitimate demand for mo
ney IN business circles--is freely sough
mand loans can be had ut rates often a
low az z per cent. United States bonds
inc standard of perfect safety in the wa
oi Investment, and paying per cent. ii
goa with gold at III, sell Mt from 1l8 t
currency on their market value. Thes
iacts show that there is at present NOR
possibly uss." We oa'
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sAhE RxTt,S sAS.F

RY virtue Of a writ of Vepditioni Ex
- ponas to mo directed. will be exposed 70
Public Sale at the ~
DELAWARE HOUSE NO 5l3 MARK EFT ST,
Kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip, in the City of VII
minston. New Castle County, Delaware, ON
SATURDAY,
PhE 10Th DAY OF JUNE, 1917,
Alta o'clock, p. NJ,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that lot or piece of land situated in the
City OF Wilmington, and bounded and descrlb-
cd as follows: beginning on the northerly
side OF Ninth street. between Adams ami
jackson streets, Is feet from tho casterly side
OF Jackson street, thence northerly parallel
TO jackson street 100 feet to the southerly
side Of four feet wido alley, thence by said
sido thereof casterly - feet, thence southcrly
parallel to Jackson street 100 feet to tho SAID
sido Of Ninth street, and thence thereby
westerly 81 feet " the place of beginning, be
the Same more or loss, with the privilege
moreover OF The use of said alley IN common
with other property ownors thereon fol ever.
beizod and taken into execution as tho pro.
porty OF Abram X. Woolston, and to be sold
VIM. ii. LAAlDSON, Sheriff,
shorIif Once, Now Castle,
june lst, A. d., 1875. junol-2tawts
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PUBLIC SALES
DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
win be sold at Public Sale, ut the store OF
the late John w. Wells, deceased on the
n. W. corner OF Monroe and Conrad streets,
on TUESDAY, JUNE Goth, 1875,
At 10 O'Clock. A. NJ,
All the Store Goods, Furniture and Personal
Property OF the said deceased, consisting In
part OF
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Meats, coffees, teas, spices, starch. soaps.
tobacco, patent c0ffee mill, scales, weights
meat blocks, benches, and store fixtures.
Also, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, such AZ beds
bsdsteads, and bedding. carpets, sidcboard,
tables, chairs bureaus, rocking chairs, wash
stands, sofa, reception chairs. looking glas-
ses, clock, whatnot 2 stoves, clothes press,
tinware. Queensware tubs, buckets, &C &c.
Terms nj sale.
BENZ. +. WELLS, Admir-.
7. NJ. osle. Auctr iel9
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The crops In southern Kansas, where
harvest has commenced. aro snid to be
the largest ever raised.
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SaspGslasEvS SALE.

LyY virtue Of i writ Of Levari Facias TO mo
ID directed. will be exposed u Pub 10 Sale.
At tho
HOUSE. No SIS MARK ET ST..
kept by Geo ". Orllip. in the City of Viii.
mingtUn. IN New Castle Ceuhty. Delaware.
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Al l O'Clock, l.. NJ,
Tho following described Real Estate, viz:
All that plantation or tract OF land with
the dwelling house, barns, and other out
houses thereon erected, situate In Red Lion
Hundred and partly in Pencadcr Hundred.
in the county of New Castle, and state OF
Delaware, Aforesaid, lying on tho west side
OF the public road leading from the Rod Lion
10 Summit Bridge, and on tho south side by
the public road leading from Gilbart's corner
to tho village OF Glasgow, and bounded on the
west by lands late Of Samuel Stidham, do
ceased, by lands OF Samuel Howell, deceased,
and lands of Thomas Layman, and on tho
south by lands now or late OF Hyatt, deceased,
or howsoevor otherwise the Same may bo
bounded or described; supposed to contain
three hundred aud scvcnty-cight acres. be
the same moro or less, (oxcepting out OF this
present grant about twcnty.ono acrcs of land
heretofore conveyed by tho said Charles
Noble and William w. Longstenth and wife,
TO the chesapeake and Delaware Canal Com
pany)
seized and takon into execution as tho pro
pcrty Of Merritt IL. rnxson and Hannah L.
PaxSon. HIS wife, and I. t., and to be sold by
WM. IL. JAMESON, sheriff.
Sherll7s Onico, New Castle,
juno ii. A. d., 1873. jel9'stawts
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Four horse thieves were hanged by wi
giants at Yelling On, Kansas, last Thurs
day night.
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ENORMOUS YiETp or PEACHES : 1t is
now said the yield OF peaches ON the
Peninsula will amount to ten million
baskets.
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SEIERIEF's SALE,

Rf vlrtuo OF writ OF Vcnd. Expo. to me
- directed, will DO exposed to public sale,
on on the premises, on tho southcrly side of
Ihlrd street bridge. in the CITY of Whining.
ton' IN New Castle county. Del. on
FRIDAY,
TUE s5rn DAY OF JUNE, 1873,
AT o'clock, p. NJ,
Tho following described personal property, +,
Lot of iron orc, lot of pig and scrap iron,
puddle basins scales, lot OF finished iron,
carts and harness. dray wagon and har.
ness, horses, lot OF sand, lot of flne clay,
lot firo brick car and whoelbarrows. LOT
OF coal, &c. Lot of household furniture, such
as beds, bcdstends and bedding, tables,
chairs, carpet bureaus, stands. sewing ma
chine, sofa, sldeboard. book case, coal, ice
closet, &c.
scizod and taken into execution as the pro-
perty OF Benjamin +. Townsend, and to be
sold by
WIN. II. LAMBsON, shcriG,
Sherifl's Office, New Castle,
june ], A. ID. 1875 jel2-2tawts
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GoTo MULLINS for ali of the finast
" brands and grades of Chewing q Smokins
IesaSs@ c9s EI9nt 4 zsfsIs0R o.
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sMERIkF's SALE.

pY virtue OF writ OF Venditionl Ex.
I'D ponas, to mo directed will be exposed to
public sale, on the premises hereinafter de.
scribed, In tho City OF Wilmington, New Cas-
tie County, Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
25rH DAY OF JUNE. 1875,
At2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
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REGISTERS ORDERS
Registers Order.
RKGIsTER'S OFFIrE

REGIsTER's OFFICE.
NRw CASTLE COUNTY, June llth, 1876.
Administrator of John W. Wells. late OF
Wilmington hundred. in said county, deceas-
ed it il Ordered and directed by the Regis-
ter that the Administrator Aforesaid give
ministration upon the Estate of the deceased.
with the date of granting thereof by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from tho date of such Letters. in six of ths
hioGt public places of the county of New Gas
tie. requiring all persons having demands
against the Es' ate to present the same or
abido by an Act VI Assembly In such case
made end provided. And also cause the Same
to be inserted withiG the same period in the
llaily Gazette a, newspaper published in
Wilmington. and to ! continued therein
t:s9sx three weeks. l.. Q. =.
teIf3& Given under Tie hand and seal OF
SNN's-n Office OF the begieter aforesaid. at
New Castle, Now Castle county aforesaid,
the day and year above writton.
5. G; BIdd3. Kcaistcr.
NOTICE.
All persOnP Gaging claims against tne Is
tate of the dGcoaset must present tho same
duly attested to tlu Administrator. on or be-
Tore Juno nth, 1876, or abide tho Act OF
Assembly III such case made and provided,
BENZ. +; WELLS.
Address ilmingion, Del. joIieoj3w
DLEASE RECoLLECT
l. That You will find
Books,
Magazines,
Newspapers,
Blank Books,
Writing Papcra,
Fancy Papers,
Envelopes,
Siatc Pcncils, Initial Pnpcrs'
Lead Pencils,
Steel Pens,
School Slates,
MucIlagc,
Bominos, Ink, Pen uolders
Checkers a. Boards,
Backgammon Boards,
Dice and Dice Cups,
Croquet, Base BALLS
Pocket Knives,
Wallets,
Stationers' Hardware,
Drawing Materials
And all other kinds OF Stationery
at e. S. r.. BUTLER'S
42O Market street.
uayRs7
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sssERIFF,s SALE.
.lxxsslEE,s SALE.

10y virtue of sundiy writs OF Ais. Levati
ID Facias, TO me directed. will be exposed
to Public Sale. at tho Mansion House, on the
premises, near Kirkwood. in Pencader, hun
dred New Castle county, Delaware. on
MONDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF JULY, 1875.
All O'Clock, l.. NJ,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-15

unless tho work of constructing that
part of the road.bel, within Lewis
county, shall be prosecuted, simul,anc-
Ously, and with nearly equal rate Of
progress, according to distance, with
the residue of theline Such subscrip-
ton shall be null and void unless the
work Of actual construction Of said
Railroad shall be bona fde commenced
within two years from the second day
Of April, 1875.
Voters voting for said subscription
shall have written or printed on their
ballots tho words "FOr the Subscrip-
tion;" and those voting against it the
words Against the Subscription"
It is further ordered, that the Clerk
of this Court cause as many copies oil
this order to be printed with bis sigma
ture thereto as may be necessary. lie
shall post one Of them in conspicuous
place in his Office, and deliver the re-
nainder to tho Sheriff Of tho county
who shall post one Of said copies in q
conspicuous place at every place Of
voting in tho county, without delay
The Clerk is also directed to cause this
order to be published in the WHsToN
DEMoCRAT, a newspaper published il
this county, for four successive weekly
issues prior to tic day Of said election
A Copy Tcste:
j. wooPTER, Clerk,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-15

Of the best aud most efficient members
Of tho House; aud few members Of
that body could lay claim to more de-
served popularity than Billy Ice, of
Barbour His namO was frequently
mentioned in connection with the next
nomination for Attorney General ofthC
State; and it was conceded that no
better man could DO chosen for that i'm.
portant position. We firmly believe
that be can get the nomination il be
desires it; aud ho may count on Levi,
as ono county to begin with,
Hon, S. NJ. OOrnwell, the dele
gate from Barbour, is one Of the mos
csiimablc and straightforward gentle
man it has ever been our fortune t
meet. Amidst the chicanery Of ,h,
present. day, it is refreshing to meet I
man whom you know to be honest
Mr.. Cornwell not only made man!
friends for his locality, but enjoyed tn
confidence and esteem Of all tho mem
bcrs. Puuctual and attentive, no nc
Of the House escaped his notice au,
be could detect an error or expose un
fairness US quickly rs those witt
greater experience, Certainly Bar
bOur county has every reason to con
gratulalO herself upon her representa-
| tiyes.
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National Interfe renee.

Just as we thought 1t is perfectly
right in the opinion of loyal Slut,
that Grant and his soldiers shall inter
fere in the South, even to going SO
far ms upsetting State government,
but just let the same thing DO tried
on tho aforesaid ultra loyal State, and
see how quickly it rebels, An awful
roar comes now from little Rhode Is
land because deputy U. S. Marshall
seized certain liquors which were IN.
der the protection Of the State. Hero
is what The Governor had to suy to
the State Senate in speaking Of this
action. After asking why troops were
sent, and United States cutter plac.
ed at tho disposal Of tho United States
Marshal. he continues: III must be
for the purpose of wuging a war on
tue people ola State who have been
noted for their intelligent patriotism,
Your presence (the Senate's) hero is q
nroeIery aud a farce. If such pro-
ccedings US these are sustained by the
Federal government, your honorable
Judiciary and Executive may as well
resign their Offices, aud leave the
control aud direction Of tho State af.
fairs to subordinatcs of the United
States Government" lie then says,
"thcrO is no graver question than this,
for in it is involved the Sopercigniy o
The State,'' Can it be possible thai
little loyal Rhode Island can scream 81
loudly about State sovereignty, wher
only question of seizing whisky il
involved? Whit would she do il bet
Legislatures were seized? Yet i'll
all right in Louisiana. What a grcu
difference it does make Whose OK i
gored. Wheeling Register.
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Senator capcrtOn.

A Herald interviewer has gone
through tue newly elected Senators
and presents the results IN the issue
Of the Stli inst. Our lately chosen
representative took a course which
will probably relieve him Of a great
deal Of misrepresentation. lie said
he considered it premature to give
bis views on tho political situation or
outlook at this time. He wished to
be uucnbarrasscd III the future by
not giving expressions to opinions now
which mil ht assume different phases
or proportions months hence. His
voto''on all questions should, in his
opinion, be'rGcOrded on the right side.
as q senator he was opposed to giving
expression to hi, views on any topics
in advance of their discussion in the
Senate Of tho United States.
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1t is mildly related that the last
Radical State administratiOn-the
whole biliu' of 'Cm-from Governor
down, organized National Bank and
obtained charter for TINT same, with
u view to turning M honest penny by
handling State deposits. The people
suddOuly cudcd their term Of service
and the charter passed into other
hands. The leaders Of the party
which elected aud tried to ro.oloCt
those men, while they IRE discussing
the subject Of State deposits. might
give this branch of the case some
Slight Northumberland.
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His Legacy.

Perhaps il may not soon be forgot
that during tho Congressional campaign
in this distric. last fall, one great
reason why the people wOrO urged to
vote for General GOf was, that he
himself, as we'll as the whole Radical
party in West Virginia, were opposed
to the Civil Rights Bill, US shown by
tho fact that Senator BOreman voted
against it last session. We wish it re.
corded and borne in mind that on the
fuul passage oil this bill in the Senate,
Mr.. BOreman voted AYE.
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RAILROAD ORDER.

An Order to submit to tho legal voters
of Lewis county, the question wheth
or said county shall subscribe Fits
Thousand Dollars to the Ccpital
Stock Of the Weston aud West Fork
ltaiIrOad Compuay.
Passed February Goth, 1875!
1t is ordl.,i by tue County Court Of
Lewis county that the Sheriff aud tho
Commissioners appointed for conduct.
ing tho last general election shall, on
Friday, the u day Of April, 1875,
open polls at the several places Of vot.
ing 10 this county, 10 take the Reuse oil
the legal voters Of Lewis county on the
question whether the county shall sub.
scribe Fifty Thousand Dollars to the
capital stock Of the Weston & West
Fork Railroad Company, company
Incorporated to construct a Railroad
from the town Of Weston, in tho county
Of Lewis, to some point on tho North
Western Virginia Railroad, at or with.
in seven miles Of the town Of Cark.-
burg, by tie construction Of which tue
county Is likely 10 b0 benefited. Such
subscription is to be paid to said con-.
Pany 10 tho coupon bonds Of the county
at par, in denominations Of One HUI.
bred Dollars, or some multiple thereof,
payable III twenty years, or sooner. at
tho option Of tho county, benripg III.
tOrest from date, payable annually
Such bonds shall be delivered to said
company in payment Of such subscrip.
ton, from tim0 TO time, in instnlnents
of Fifteen Hundred Dollars, on tho
completion Of each milo Of tho road.
bed, and tho residue Of such bonds in
equal proportions pcr mile, on tho CON.
plelioh OF each mile Of the superstruc.
turc, including bridges
Such bonds shall not DO delivered,
SO as TO make tho payment by this
,ounty, on its stock, exceed payments
made al tho limo Of such delivery, by
other subscribers on their stocks, rat.
IDLY, according to tho respective sub.
,criptions aud tho COuuty Cour, may
riMhO!d the delivery oftucli bonds
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TMG PulLlPPr pLAISpEALER, We uu.
dcrstand. in addition to its other i'm
p,rtant fuuetionS, has assumed the roll
Of Father Cenfyssor for this Senatorial
District. Politicians aud others in it.
parish, desiring 10 escape OxcOmmuui
cation, should Ut once hasten to the con
fessionnl nj Philinni.
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CoMaisstoSER's OFFICE,
Weston, Ls,0is county,
Feb. 25, 1876.

To Frederick F5uSse.
You arc hereby notified that In pursuance
Of a decree of the County Court of Lewis
county, rendered on the l1th day Of Febru-
ary, 1875, rrcommIttlng..the report hereto.
fore made by the undersigned Commission
er, under former decree Of said Court, en-
tered on the 10th day Of April, 1874, |
have fixed upon the ?3d day OF March, 1915,
to examine anew Into the matters heretofore
reported on by me, In the Clanepry cau,e
wherein Hhite 4 Stalnaker, aud D. o'Kclly
arc plaintiffs aud you are defendant aud
re-StatO the account then made and make
report thereof aud also TO ascertain aud re.
port the exact quantity Of the tract Of land
owned by you on Leading Greek, Accompa
MED with plat thereof, showing what Dor,
ton Of said ltact Of land has been sold, and
70 whom, With the dates Of such sales. And
lfrtquired by any Of the parties 10 said suit
to have tue anGoId portion ofsaid tract or
land, subdylded Into smaller tracts, and
show tho same on said plat. AtwblGh time
and place you are required 10 attend.
Given under my hand, Us Commissioner In
chaneery Of tic said Court, tie day and
year first Aforesaid.
y. S. BLAND,
narchl'4w Commissioner,
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SENATOR CApERToS has already en-.
tered upon bis duties, President Grant
having called an extra session Of the
Senate. The celebrated Arthur l.
Foreman steps down aud out to make
way for decent man.
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W. q. BENNETT. J. ". woFIlSpIH
LEWIS COUNTY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
DESIRABLE
Improved Town Property
Farms For Sale (!

The undersigned offers for sale the follow
Ing real estate
LOT 2.-.FARM, one mile from Glen.
VILE, 100 acres 10 acres under cultivated,
and 20 acres hacked and deadeHsd and IN
grass, Tie tract Is well Watered and tim
bertd, and has upon 1t fine orchard, log
houSV, stable, &c. Price, Sl,0eo-ous-
fourth cash aud the remainder in four equal
annual instalmenis. Tils IndisputAble.
LOT 3td-A large HouSEin Keston,
suitable fol- Hotel purpostr. Is rooms, IN
ine order. Good lot and elegant stabilize,
One Of the most public places Ia tsNh.
Terms very reasonable.
LOT NO. "A desirable
GRAZING FARM,
three miles from Weston, In good neigh
borhood, Convenient 10 sehOol.houSe and
church, containing
Thre Hundred aud ThihgTans
Acres,
one hundred and serenty-fye ofwhieh are
improved. Iswel waiefed by Two running
streams and four never failing syringe. Il
has limestone soil and limestone quarry,
II has on II u good two.slory frame house.
containing Eve rooms, oil The necessary out
buildings, stables, corncribs, g.. A good
young orchard and hne well Of most ex.
cellent water.
LOT NO. Dan elegant Dwelling
House and large lot In tho town OF weSton.
This property Is situate on The lower part OF
Main Street, and Is one Of tho most dssirablo
residences In town. Can behad Cheap. II.
Tie perfect.
LuT no. GA very comfortable small
Dwelling House in Weston. Situate on
q good lot-hAs stable, we'll and ever other
convenience. VIII be sold al the extremely
low price of 5000. Half cash and the re-
mRln1er In one and Two years. TiilOpcffeet.
LOT no. IA large and eonyenisnt
Dwelling House, and qnaiier acre lot.
We'll, fruit trees, stable aud every convent.
enCe. House nearly new. Sluiat. s min
u,es walk from lie Bailey llouss, on lie
Polk Creek road. Price 81 1000 half cash
and the remainder In one and Two years.
LOT M s-A large House In tbs town bt
Jane Lew, suitable for
no TEL
II Is nearly new, well hnished, ha, seven
roo ms, Jorge cellar, and every convenience.
IL Is situate upon an acre OF ground, on
which Is new twO.stOry building, suitable
fora
s STORE UOUSr.
This properly can ts Ind a, ser, low
terms. Title perfect. N q
Lor. No. Ga FINE FARM Situate ~
miles from Weston, c0ntaining 100 acres.
We'll Natered, so acres under cultivation.
Good 9 story log house, Frame barn, and
all Necessary outbuildlpgi. Title perfce.
$40 per acre.
LOT No lO-A valuable FARM In ]rax-
ton county, 2 miles from the Weston aud
Gsuisy Bfidso turnpike, AT Salt Lick Bridge,
10 mills, churches strotes and
schools, to all Of whi:h from said farm q
good g /, road adj leads g.. -.
Garden branch n sreo H contains ain 9 aso
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Stats Of West Virginia.
AT Rules held In the Clerks Office Of tho
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, on tile last
Monday In February, 1876.
George Il. BoSley plaintiff,
George W. Cunningham, defendant.
IN CHASCElY.
Tho object OF this suit Is 10 recover Of the
defendant $s5, with interest from the first
day of OetUber, 1873, and the costs Of this
suit, and 10 subject 10 the payment thereof,
tie undivided interest Of the defendant III
two trAci4 Of land In said county, Of which
William Perry Cunningham died seized,
And 1t appearing By affidavit filed that the
defendant IL u nonresident ofthis State, and
he not appearing, Il IL ordered that be do
appear at rules to be held In the Clerk oltite
Utsaid Court on the FIRST Monday 10 April
next and do what Is necessary 10 prolecthis
interest. Tests:
W. II. BYRNE, Clerk.
II BraunOn pq march1.4t