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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-06

TIE VALLEY R,lLRoAD.-A called
meeting Of the city council of Staun-
ton was held on lat Friday TO take
into consideration the payment OF
the bonds of the city 10 the Valley
Railroad. After considerable debate
it was resolved to postpone action
in the matter indefinitely. This
seems to be equivalent 10 q refusal 10
issue the bonds for $4,000, sub
scrihed to the road. \ meeting OF
the stockholders of the road was
afterwards held at Which Robert
Garrett Esq, rendered his resigna-
ton as President, and criticised
severely the action OF Stanton, and
the counties along the road in re-
fusing to pay their obligations. Mr.
CARROTS resignation was laid on the
table. and he afterwards consented to
act as President until his successor is
elected.
Maj. Sh,nahan, reported the com
pany's Indebtedness at 1888, 900 cash,
and $4,000, bonds.
The contractors and friends Of the
road are very much depressed at the
result of the meeting and the pros.
pee: ofthc road.
There has been good deal of
work done on the road, and the pres
cnt stoppage isa grea; hardship and
the cause of loss TO the contractors.
The Legislature having refused c
charter to the extension of the read
from Lexington to Salem, itseems to
be determined not to finish it any
farther than Stanton.
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Ohio River Railroad.

There seems to he, on the part oil
q GOOD many citizens Of Cincinnati q
great deal OF indifference to the sue
cess Of the Ohio River Railroad they
seem 10 think they arc secure in their
tusireSs relations and thst they may
row sit down AMI fold theirarms. bid
dirg tie mountain 10 come 70 Ma,
homet.7 They NAV be mistaken.
Thcy have rivals who are ready 70
lid for their trs@e and unless they
are cternally v;.i'snt, they may fall
into the ''sere and yellow Leaf, while
youthful but more vigorous rival
steps TO he front.
There are many bidders for the
trade Of Cincinnati on both tie East
aud the West, aud While she seems
:, be the great metropolis If the Oh
10 rivcr, Vet lsi'roslS cause many
change, aad while they make some
places, they mar Others. The %, 2
I'll source Of Cinciunati's prosperity
Wa the Oaio E,vo-. but when these
railroads ere all bll,, prosperity VIII
ID. depend on local or natural AL
Naa;zses, bat on the yigor and ear
ur.tn-ss With which artificial aGyan
taces are made use o..
The railroad proposed to DC halt,
anal the building seems assured, from
Portsmouth, to Columbus, bodies no
cod 20 Cincinnati. Portsmouth
people are not working in the inter
ests OF Cincinnati, and it she eau Sc
cure the trade Of the Scioto Valley
by the new road projected, and the
Ohio river road ha. its terminus Their
%. connects with the Scioto Valley
,o:,l for the North West. Cincinnati
voLli teei most sen>ibiy he blow up
ou her commerce and manufactures,
and Portsmouth would correspond
ingly make a stride forward.
\ close connection bStwocr Ports
IN ,u,h and the Eastern markets by
the c Is o. r. X. would give her an
immense advantage over Cincinnati
AMI she might by the exercise Of
proper prudence aud energy secure
doIhle the trade she now ENJOYS in
all Elst'rn manufactures or imports.
which she would secure at The ex-
pense Of Cincinnati.
But while many Of the merchants
OF Cincinnati seem indifferent in the
matter, Others, men OF energy, ability
and power are urging on the neee>si.
~ Of the ROAD. They see the opror-
tuHiiy offered, and DO not hes.ts te 10
acknowledge it.
The river road would not only
give great impetus to business in
Cincinnati, but 1t would rcjuvenatc
att the river towns: business would
no lorgar he il tsrm.ttsnt. dorrnlia-
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mostly the remains or dregs of the
Epizootic which ravaged the country
in 1873.
In tins connection We give the
substance of circular received from
the Commissioner of Agriculture last
week. The circular states:
1st. That the object of the Depart
ment is TO get approved seedsin this
and other countries, and distribute
them where they will do the most
good.
81. There is 10 use in asking for
any particular seed, for they are all
put up in packages, and only those
can be sent.
Sd. They 10 not expect to supply
any seed except such as are particu-
larly good and useful.
4th. There is no use sending a
GOOD many letters from one place.
They will not be noticed.
9TH. Lists OF names are not atten-
dei to. The Departments sends to
its agents, who distribute.
9Th Don't send any money, They
never sell seed.
9TH. Don't go for seed. None is
sent except through the Maj.
"Correspondents should save the
product of seed for future use"
we often have apPlica fon tor
seed, but have never been favored
with any,
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An American Cardinal

There are several degrees or grades
in the priesthood of the Catholic
Church, ranging from DeacOn' to
Priests, Bishops, Arch Bishops and
Cardinals. The Cardinal Is the
highe,. 4isnitary ofthe Church next
to the Pope.
The College of Cardinals elects the
Pope from their number. The rank
ag the Cariina, is consi Tered equal 10
,,Aat Ola Prince, being uezt 70 TIE
supreme Ponii4
This dignity has never been eoH.
fcrred on an American until this year,
wa,3 Pipe Plus * bestowed il up
IN ARCHBISHOP M'Glc>key Of New
I,r1.
\ special delegation was sent Ton
Rome. to bear 10 Cardinal NCioskey
the berc'ig, the special symbol OF ~
Office. conferred by the Pope himself,
or some. one .p,ei..lly deputel b.
him. Archbishop B'''ee Of Balii
more WIS tie ore de2a.ed by the
Pope 10 co1f,r ne trfS,1 on Carli
nal M'Clo>key.
Tle Berretta. Is the insignia OF ;he OF
fc, ofCar,linol 1t is SIM Iva cap sue.
as ia worn by the Priests OF the church
having three corners ErouoH;up trog
jAe centre to he outer edge in c.ests
Those voyn = re Priests however
are blcck while til, bestowed op l.,
Carliqai IS scarlet.
W, hHve uot space % describe n,
magnificent ceremonies OF the b.
.towql Of the b'r~rit.,, the gorgeous
. dresses Of the participants &c On,
&C the noted figures there was Coua'
Narof,schi. an officer OF the Pope
Guard in Rome. ard member Of
the Pope's household. The Coun, /.
described thus. lie Is a man Of am
PIE proportions, and his Uniform gave
him the appearance Of giant. Thl'
uniform Is scarlet coat, cut Snort
Ike Cavalry coats generally; white
docskin breeches fitting tight, boot,
to the knees, and a helmet Of brass
~ad cloth with tall white pompor
and horse tail. His scarlet JACKIE.
was braided with gold lace, he wore
gold epaulettes, ard 4 cavalry sabre
withsteel scabbari.. ThisuncommoH
,ppsrition was a spectacle by itself
even in the midst of the brilliant
procession Of miired Bishops
1t seems To Us that thi> part Of thC
ceremony had been much better
omitted, as in this country the church
and State are so distinctly separate
that an emblem Of temporal in con
ucction with spiritual power is rather
apt to awaken feeling of gerug
paTpp
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COMMISSIONERS SALE!
John II. Pa na1 ald vile,
81.
Ovcrton Pine ct a..
IL CHANCERY.

By Virtue of decree rendered in thu
above cause on the 9th day If October.
1874, by the Comfy Cour. If CabelI Csur-
ty. will, "a SPECIAL Commieiorsr ap-
pointed Under said decree, proceed to sell
On Monday, the l0th day. Of Nay, 1875,
at public auction, tn the highest bidder,
a, the front door of the Courthou-e Of said
county, the property referred to and de-
scribcd in tie bill ard exhibits fled in
raid Chancery cause, being two tracts Of
valuable land, situate in the counties 4
Cabell and Wayne, State II West Virgin
ia. on the waters Of -Four Pole Creek, viz
The lirst tract containing eighty go acres,
and fJr definite description of the same
reference ia made to deed from James
I. Watson to Alexander Pine, Of record
in the Comfy Clerks Office Of sad county,
in deed book &C. page 527 and the sec
ond tract containing one hundred ard
thirty 800 acres, and for definite de-
scription Il TIE same, reference is made
tn deed from james T. Watson's heirs
70 Alexander Pine, of record in the Coun-
~ Clerk's Office Of Wayne County, in
Deed Book "R," page 1875.
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p. W. Nichols.
II ASSCMPSIT-Oy ArrAcHMEyr.


The object Of this suit is to recover Of
the defendant d. W Nichols, the sum II
One hundred and thirty.tive dollars. Tor
merchandise sold and delivered BY said
plaintiffs to said defendant, with interest
thereon from the 9th day Of February.
1875, and to attach the estate Of the
defendant in this county sufficient 10
pay the same and th. costs Of this
SUIT. and 1t appearing By an afIida-
vit fled with the papers in this cause
that tie defendant d. W. Nichols il a
non-res;den, Of the State Of West Virginia.
it is therefore ordered that he appear Eere
in one month from the first publication Of
It's order ard do what is necessary to
protect his interest in the premises. A
copy.
Teste: JOS. S. MILLER. Clerk.
By JEO W. CHURCH, Dept.
SMITH |. KLINE, ?. q.
NAV CIV Prs Ice $50.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cabell
- County, IS: At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
CabeIl County, on the first Monday in
May, 1879.
Gideon Burton. r. g. Burton, and ". T.
Barton, partners doing business under
the firm name and style OF Gideon Bur
ton Il Co.,
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D. W. Nichols,
IN ASSUMPSTT-ON ATTACHMENT.

IN AsSUMPSIT-OS ATTACHMENT.
The object of thi. snlt is to recover The
sum of Ore hundred ard twenty-fonr dol,
I.rs and thirty-nine cents, for goods ard
Merchandise sold and delivered. by the
IA NJ Kirtlcy & CO. TO the said d. W.
Nichols. and tic attach the estate Of the
dofsndant in this county sufficient to pay
tre sane and the costs of this suit. And
il appearing by an aft 'avit filed with the
raper. in this cause that the said defend
ant D. w. Nichols is nonresident OF tie
State OF West Virginia, 1t is therefore or
dered that he do appear here IN on. one noun noun
from the first publication oil TINS oruer
and do what ia necessary 10 Pro'ee' Ills III
tcrest in the premises. \ copy;
Te.te: JOS. s. MILLER. CLERK,
BY JOHN w. CHURCH, Dept
GIgsoN & Sims, p.q.
Nav CIV. Prs fee 500.
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CtTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cabol
- County, s.: At Rules held in III
Clerks Office Of the County Court OF Cab
ell county on the first Mondsy in Nay
1879.
Abraham Bohm, Joseph Bohm and Sam
uel Fleischnian, partners doing business
az BONN Bros & Co..
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y. W. Michel.
IL DEBT-Ox ATTACHMENT.

The object Of this suit is to recover Two
hundred and twcuty-three dollars, with
interest thereon from the 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1873, for money arising out Of con-
tract upon Il note. and to attach the estate
Of the defendant in this county sufficient
10 pay the same and the costs Of this suit
md it appearing bv an affidavit fled with
the papers in this cause that TIE defend
ant d. W. Nichols is u nonresident OF
the State OF West Virginia, it is therefore
ordered that he do appear here in one
month from the first publication OF thi'
order, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in the premises copy.
Teste: JOS. s. MILLER, CLERK,
BY JNO. W. CHURCH, Dept.
GIBsoY & SIMHs, p. q.
Nav 6--iw. Prs fee, s. 80.
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CHANCERY.

Tie object Of this suit is to recover Ct
,lc defendant. Thomas Griffin, Furty-onC
Dollars ard Forty Cents (41:4o). with in
teres; thereon from the 18th day OF April
1874. due to plaintiffs for whiskey, wine
and a!e kegs and barrels, sold by plain
tias to Thomas Griffin, and 10 attach TIE
interest Of said Thomas Griffin in lots NO
:. $ and 10. Block No. lis, in the city oi
Huntington, sufficient to pay said sum, ir'
,erest and costs. And il appearing by an
affidavit fled with the papers in this
cause that the defendant Thomas Griffin
is nonresident of the State Of West |ir-
GINA, it is ordered that he do appear here
in one month from he first publication oil
this order. and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in the premises. y
copy. OIL,
By JNO. W. CHURCH, Dcp'y.
HARVEY n HARVEY, pa.
Nav S--lw p-s's fee 500.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Notice to Builders and
Contra ctOTs.

o. others va ing BRICK. am prepared
10 furnish No. article at the most reasonable
rates.
MAY IN. X. ENSL0W.
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Terms Of sale:

One-third Of the purchase money cash in
hand, one-third on credit Of six months,
ard the remaining one-third on credit of
twelve months, taxing from the purchaser
bonds with good security for the deferred
pay nents, and retaining the legal tile 10
said real estate as additional security.
j. J. McCOMAS,
Apt SD. Sp'i Conrl'r.
rr's ice, sl5.c0.
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new ApvERTlsEMEMTs.

CT.TE OF WEST VIRGINIA, cabeIl
- County, S.: At Rules held in the
C.rL,s Oif;ce of the County Court Of Cab
eli County on the first Monday in Nav
1878.
NJ Kirtley, doing business as J. NJ
Kirtley & Co.,
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10 Sarah Jqac Wall:

You will take notice Tia; on ih- ?i,l
day Of June 1870. between the hours OF
2 o'clock A. VI. ard six o'clock i. NJ. at
the office Of L. G. Ricketts, in BarbOurryilie
Gabeil County. West N.rg ma, before in
W Churce. a Notcry Public, " u pfo.
coed to take the depositiors # John Wall
and other, 10 BE- read rs evidence in be
hall of the plaintiff in certain action in
Charcery pending in the County Court OF
Cabell County aforesaid, wherein YOU are
defendant ard ava plaintiff, aud il from
any cause the taking OF .aid dispositions
be not commenced on that day, or If con-
menced and not completed on that day,
tie taking of the same will be adjourned
and continued from day to day, or from
time to time, ut the same place and be
tween the same hours until completed
Respectfully, DC,
JOHN WALL,
Ry Conrcil
MAJ CIV. Prs fee 81 50.
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Thomas Griffin, David Shields, and the
Central Land Company Of West Nir-
gini3.
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Peter C. Burlington. John Y. Burlington, ". II
IIasan, e. : Burlington, .. |. SIi,., J. ID. Pen
n,,,,Inrr, "A. j. SdmueIs, Geo ". Hnlderby.
Administrator of the Estate OF Susan A. Hnl-
derby decd G. ". Hoiderby IN his own right.
Thos. c. Burlington and Fenton his wife, for
merly FentOn HOiderbyl :. A. Cole and Bette
his wife, 1o-ireTy Bette Holderbv) Susan l..
Jenkins formerly Susan l. Holde byl. the
Chesapeake ami ONO Railroad Company, a Cor
poration created and existing under the laws nj
Inc State OF Wesf virginia. ThOs. Is. Kline and
E A Smith, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY G. INJUNCTION.
The object OF this suit Il 20 inhibit restrain AMI
enioin T. A. Smith. Trustee, II. J. Samuels Trus-
tee. (. :. Burlington Trustee. ard AL others
from proceeding u sell the real estate purchased
hy ". ". Gates from ThOs. Il. Kline Special
Commissioner in the chancery suit Of II. J. sam
uels against the heirs OF K ;. Holderhy ami his
creditors IL the Circuit Court OF Cabell County.
West Virginia said 20 contain 4s6 acres until
Peter c. Burlington and W. II. Hagan answer the
allegations Of plaintiffs bill. concerning certain
usiiriOus considerations reserved nv them or for
them on loans and fOIbearances and all btrga ms
contracts and shifts relative thereto and until toe
cause be- referred - = commissioner 10 rep0!i {,
what amount rs Justly due AMI owing by plaintiff
upon said land, the excess of interest paid and
reserved. all charges and hens thereon. the pri-
critics thereof, snd theic nature, whether by deed
~ trust. contract, Judgment or otherwise and 10
compel Thos. i. Kline, Special Commissioner.
aforesaid TO make execute ant acknowledge for
record good and sum, lent died for said lands "a
plaintiff, and :" ascertain what deduction ought
10 be made 10y the heirs of sad Z. :. Hoherby and
Susan A. HOlie.hy, deceased, by reason OF the
defect IN the title a 10 l2 or Il acres OF said
bands sold plaintiff g. aforesaid.
This day came the plant n by his counsel and
on his motion. and II appearing By affidavit fled
in the cause, thai the defendants ThOs. G. Buf-
nngtnn and FentOn his VIE. formerly FentOl
Hotierby and ;. =. Cole and Bette his wife. for
merry Bette HOlderhy are nOn-residents OF the
STATE Of West Virginia.
u Is ordered tina; they % appear here within
one month after The FIRST publication 4 this order
and do what is necessary 10 p:otectraeif Interest
IN this SUR
Tcst-:-M. 8. TuORSBCRC, Gle X.
l.. {. Ricketts,. SoL &. {. c. G.
Wy L. ~, Zee 900.
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Agents Wanted Fer the Centennial

Agents Wanted fer the Centennial
Se-@$@N~ 'DrTHE
S4CA$zS l~S~ UNITED STATES
! b1o& for every American. Sells everywhere
~ s!yht. Farmers. Teache. :. Students. Lawyers,
Merchants. School Directors M,nufactg ers Me
Chsnlcs, Shippers, Sal smen, men Of learning.
and men who can only read. old and young, al
want II Tor everyday reference and use. Shows
tie grand results Of the
First 100 Years Of the Republic.
Everybody nnys H. and Agents make from s!0n
to 500 month Send f,AiSTcular. Address J..
c. MCCCRDY L CO.. Publishers. Philadelphia.
Pa Cincinnati. Ohio; Chicago, ILL.,; or 81. Louis,
Mo. May e..
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John Wall,
v.
Sarah Jare " all.
N ClIANCERY.

The object Of this suit is to obtain d.
vorce from the bonds Of matrimony-
And it appearing by an affidavit fled with
the paper. in this cause that the defend
ami Sarah Jane Wall il r nonresident 81
the State of West Virginia, i; is therefore
ordered that she DO appear here in ore
month from the first publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect
her interest in the premises. \ copy
Teste: JnS. s. MILLER. Clerk.
By JOHN VI. CHURCH, Dept
l.. c. RICxETs, Sol.
Nav CIV. Prs fee $50
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u. ". chOls.
IN AssUMPSIT-OS ATTACHMENT.

y ASST NGSl l-pN ATTACHMENT
TIE object Of this suit is to recover The
sum Of Three Hundred and Thirty-thrce
dollars and twenty-five cents, for goods
and merchandise sold ard delivered by tie
sad B,hm Bros. Go. to the SAID d. ".
Nichols, aad to attach the estate Of the dc
iendant in the county sufficient to pay the
same and tie costs Of this sn,t. And il
appearing by an affidavit fled with the
papers in this cause that the defendant
y. ". Nichols is a nonresident Of the
State of West Virginia, it is therefore or
dercd that he do appear here III one month
from the first publication ii this order.
aud do what is necessary to protect his in
teres, in the premises \ e,py.
Teste: JOS. :. MILLER, Clerk.
By JNO. ". CHuR II, Dept.
GIns0S * STMNiS, p.q.
May 6--iw. Prs fee 500
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James Bagby ard Wake Hubbeil, part
ner. and traders under the firm name
and style Of Bagby 4 Co.,
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IN CHANCERY.

The object Of this suit is to enforce a
vendors lien on tract or parcel OF land
sold by said Miller and Buifagtm 10 the
defendants, and To recover the amount
due thereon from said defendants. And
it appearing by an affidavit fled with the
pa pers in this cause that John Patterson,
lienrv Williams, W. \. Campbell, W. I.
McQu;es ArtturT. Dempsey, Samuel W.
Dempsey, ard the unknown heirs Of I. y.
Dempsey, deceased, are non-res denis OF
the State oi West Virginia, il is therefore
ordered that they do appear here in one
month from the first publication OF this
order AID do what is nccessarv t. protect
ti.eir interest in the premises. \ copy.
Testc: JOS. :. MILLER, Cork.
By JNO. ". CHURCH, Dept.
y. J. MCCOMAs, Sol. May CIV.
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cabeli
- County, 81: At Rules he'd in the
Clerks CiIice of the County Court Of
Cabell County on the frat Monday in
May. 1873.
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W. C. Miller, Survivor Of p c. Burlington

John Patterson, Henry Williams, W: a.
Campbell, Josiah Bramner, W. L. Nc
Qugg, Arthur T. Dempsey, Samuel W:
Dempsey, and the unknown heirs oil
+. 4. Dempsey, deed.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cabell
- County, SIS: At Rules held IN the
Clerks Cfiicc of the County Conrt OF
Cabell County, on the first Monday IN
Nav, 1875.
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y. ". N;cio's.
IN AsSUMPsIT-OS 'cuMryr.

N ASST MPSiT-OS ATT CHMETT.
The object OF this suit i to recover the
snm Of Two hundred and cighty-ninc dol
lars and SIX cents, for goods and mer-
chs"di>e sold AID delivered by the said
Hanks. Durham & Co. to TIE said ID ".
Nichols. and to attach the estate Of the
defendant in this county sufficient to pay
the same and the costs of this suit And
il appearing from an affidavit filed with
the papers in this cause that Tie defen-
dant y. W. Nichols is nonresident Of
the State of West Virginia, it is therefore
ordered that lie do appear here in one
month from the fir; publication o. thi-
order, ard do VIA. IS necessary to protect
his interest in the premises. copy.
Tcstc: JOS. 5. MILLER, Clerk,
By JNO. W. CHURCH, Dep.
MAJ 6-4w. Prs fee, $50.
C,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cabcll
- County. s.: At Ru!es held in the
clerks Office Of the County Court 81
Cabell County on the first Monday in
MAY, 1875.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cabell
- County, IS: At Rules held IN the
Clerks Office Of the County Court oil Cao'
ell County OH the first Monday in May
1870
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CtTArE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cabeli
= County. -: At Rules he'd in the
Clerks O;hca Of the County Court 81
Cshrll County, on the first Monday in
May, 1879.
R'clard HAMS. J. T. Sullivan and W
J. Durham, partners doing business ~
Hanks, Durham 4 c.,
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C1TATE or WLS1 vIRGIN Cahell County
- ss:-At rules held in the Clerks Onicc OF the
Il cut Court 90 Cabell county on the lrst Mon
day in the month May, iS,5-
". ". Gates. Plaintiff,
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May c Nv. p;s fee sll.25.
'ALT AB1E
or THE 10th DAY OF JUNE. 1875.

~ the front doo- OF the Lincoln County court
House. the following zeal estate. viz two certain
tracts OF land lyinr in Lincoln County on
the Guyando ic River. one tract containing Two
bundled acres, and the other tract containing
3,5 acres. Sud lands are situated in the great
Coal region of the GuyIndotie River, above the
FMS If slid river. and the same contain rich
.nd valuahl. mines OF cnal and abound with
fine timber,
TERMS OF SAFE. CASE IN HAND,
C. RICKbTS.
". T. THOMPSON,
Special Commissioners.
Nav Civ prs. fee $50.
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