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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-04
MASON COUNTY, ro-wrr::
To the Clerk OF the County Court Of said

county:
We, John N. Eckard, James R Rayburn
and Henry Love, three tree-holders Of said
county, do hereby certify that, by virtue OF
a warrant to US directed by George Daugh-
erty, Justice OF the said county, We have
this day on our oaths, viewed and apprai-
ed HEIFER, taken up by Thomas Pullin
on the lands OF Henry Love, in said eoun-
ty, and assess the value of the said estray
at Thirteen Dollars. The sud Heller IS q
Blue Roam, with grumpy horns, and about
two years old.
Given under our hands this 18th day OF
JAMES P RAyBURN,
HENRY LOVE,
JOHN u. ECKARD.
E. KIMBERLUG, Clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-04
Respectfully yours,
A friend to efficient,
COMMON Schools.

The Georgia protest against the
recent military outrage in New Or
leans is no less emphatic than those
that have come from other States;
but its most significant and COM
mendable feature. ito the utterance
of Southern Legislature, is its con-
domination of all forms of lawlessness
coupled with an appeal to the op-
pressed people of Louisiana to suffer
still in patience, looking only to le-
gal means of redressins their wrongs.
The forcible deposal of the Sheriff
at vicksburg, Miss, by q squad of
Federal troops, indicates that bayo-
net rule is being extended to other
States of the South as well as Louisi-
ana.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-04
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
James Martin, Plaintiff,

mcnt.
The object of this suit is to subject to the
payment OF debt due James Martin, and
in the declaration named, certain real es-
tate OF the Defendants ". II. Thomas and
John C. Thomas, situate in Putnam Cour-
"; and to subject to the payment OF said
debt any money due from the RAYMOND
Coal Company to the above named defen-
Gants ". II. Thomas and John c. Thomas,
or either OF them. This day came the
plaintiff By counsel, and on his motion, and
it appearing By affidavit filed that the de
PENDANTS VIM. Il. Thomas and John C.
Thomas arc non-reSiderts OF this State, it is
ordered that they do appear here at Rules
TO be held in the Clerks Office OF said Court
on the first Monday in March 1915 and do
what is necessary to protect their interest
in this suit. TeS;e:
J. [. MIDDLETON, Clerk,
". ". Brown, pa. [feh. i-iw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-04

E. KIMBERLNG, Clerk.
feb. 4-Sw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-04
NOTICE.

ian. 2S-iw.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22
The aDeminitiOus Total.


In bis recent speech IN Congress on
The tariff bill the Hon. Frank Here
ford Of Nest Virginia, gave us some
astounding totals as TO the amount Of
money expended by this government
during its existence. In the course
Of bis argument be showed that from
1919 TO 1874 there had been expended
by the government ia round numbers,
the vast sum Of S6,0oO,O0O, 0OO-six
thousand millions and that Of this
astounding expenditure $500. 100000
have been disbursed since 1866, or
three thousand four hundred millions
10 eight yearsl As the Norfolk
Landmark we'll says, it is not neces-
,sary 10 enlarge upon that fact; indeed
it Is q "demiuitiOn total" which stag :
gers conception just Us Niagara docs
description, and we leave it for our
readers TO ponder over. 10 tho con.
yictiOn that no honest man Of any par.
~ can contemplate it Niihou. The con.
yictiOn that a party capable Of such gi.
,gantic extravaganza is unfit to govern
this republic.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22

The Oakland Ga.,tte, a paper pub
lithed just over the line, in Maryland,
and which has been published hereto.
fore 10 the interests Of tue Republican
party, hangs it's gate on the other
post !" and rsnOuGees Radicslism in
The following truthful indictment Of
the party with which it has heretofore
co.operated. We commend the utter
ances Of the Gazette 10 our Republican
friends iu this region:
10 rus PUBIC.
TIE late asts Of Congress aud tho
Administration ara 1.-The feathers that
broke the cancels back" POrcseeiug,
as We do, iha. the time has arrived in
the history Of our county when the
rights Of our psOplc are being over.
thrown aud their liberties tIampled
under foot, and when the inhabitants
Of every city, town aud hamlet Of this
broad land should arise in their might
to stem the current that is slowly but
surely engul6ng them, We believe that
it is not right for the press Of The coun-
try to remain neutral or silent, We
have scea the Legislature Of soSer.
eign State oyerthroWn, It's members
dispersed BY the strong arm Of the mil.
itary, without the shadow Of law, and
the citizens Of the State elasscd ss out
laws aud bandits. We have witnessed
the attempt Of the Chief Executive to
place sister State 10 tue same pros.
trate and aIjeet condition. Step by
step have these men 10 power gone on.
until liberty is but a mockery and re.
publicanism a mere name.
First the subsection Of Louisiana,
then tue passage Of the Civil Rights
Bill, then the attempted passage Of
what is known asthe Force bill whereby
power, not even delegated to some
monarchs, would have been conferred
on The President to suspend the writ Of
habeas corpus in four Of the Southern
States, tho enforcement Of the Civil
Rights Bill being a ptctCrt whereby
be could declare martial law, aud ov.
crrun these States with soldiers, con
troll the polls, aud thereby perpetua,e
the power Of the Republican party, now
on the wane.
Therefore, we say, it is no time for
neutrality but bold, vigorous and
prompt action should be taken by both
press and people. and a cry Of expos:u-
lance ring throughout The land that
will shake these men to their very
boots.
lu our opinion tho only nfety for
our country rests under the wing OF
DEnOcRAoY, and we shall hereafter de.
vote our energies to that cause, with
the firm conviction that. under It's ben.
ifcent Influences, peace rill oncc more
bless the land, and prosperity and
plenty be shoWered on our country.
Thank God the 48d Congress has ad.
jOurned,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22
Judge C. D. Camden.

Our neighbor Of the Clarksburg
Telegram has a peculiar taste 10 some
matters. 1t may DO on account Of the
way he was brought up; 10 any
event, he is dirty bird, and delights
in befouling bis own nest. We have
noticed on many occasions that he
takss every opportunity to villify the
honorable gentleman whose name
heads this article, as well as other citi.
Eens Of Harrison county who have the
auducity to differ with the Telegram J
and when bis own Imagination fails, or
The SANDER is too outrageous, he will
stink behind the "ercdit mark" Of bis
holder Radical coufreres. We do not
object that tue Telegram should venti.
late, SO far as il can, the political
course Of any gentleman; but We are
Of the opinion that a sensible regard
for tho good maine Of its own locality
should teach it due respect to tie per.
son Of so distinguished q citizen Of lie
own town ns Judge Camden. Among
the latest bon n,Ots 10 the Telegram. is
the following. copied from Ex Cover.
nor Heyenson's PdtkersJurg Journal !,
They icll good o.e on our cstetmed
friegd, Judge Camden. Upon receiving
those 81 votes for U 5. Senator, tue Judge
isicportcd 10 hare been suddenly seizsd with
ltNNIa ~ NltaN Il, T. la
norinls 10 the ikies.n One more ballot and
the golden prize would drop into Ills hand.
The Judge was observed 10 retire apace In n
eontemplaiive mood, but was approached by
come friends who were about TO congratulate
him on bis approaching triumph, wien the
Judge bowed them away In The blAndttt
MANNER with excuse me gentlemen, excuse
me, have an acceptance speech 10 make 10
few ininateR.n
This statement is 80 utterly false.
that merely to call Il q lie is giving il
respectAbilily it does not possess
Tue writer hereof was in tue Capitol
when Judge Camden received bis
highest vote-36, aud not 81 the
Joint Assembly voted pira poee, and
not by ballot; one more vote would
not have given lin The golden prize"
for, by The journal Of that days pro.
eacdings, February O il will DO seoa
that IS votes were cast, making 10
necessary to a eLOice Judge Camden
was busily engaged in preparing a bill
10 the Senate Chamber when thO vote
wss taken; lie lad no means orkuow.
ing, nor did he know how the vote
stood until after tue Joint Assembly
had dissolved /; and ouch remarks US
those attributed to him 10 the above
ariicle sere never made or heard Of,
until they appeared in Billy Steven.
ioB'spaprr. This seems 10 be sufi.
eisnt-the Telegmm editor knows it to
10 uue--will he have tho fairness to
nlke the eorrcctipni
- There arc many gentlemen 10 |
Lewis county with whom NO diler 10 |
political sentiment; but for that roa.
con We do not propose TO rotten egg
our owu locality By either inyent!pg
upon them, or publishing The
yilIiiratiOns Of their enoiuiss. Sup.
IO.e, nciyhber, that you Try the sane
policy
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22

ES- TUE PRurEcrioS OF snErr. =
During the recent session Of the Leg.
islature, several gcutlenien introduced
bills for Tue protection Of sheep FROM
tue ravages Of dogs. The destruction
Of these useful aud profitable animal.
bad become so frequent, that public
sentiment required q stringent law,
Tie following, introduced BY Hon
George A. Blakcmorc. was adopted.
It takes effect 10 May next:
An Act 10 provide for the protection Of
sheep.
Be i enacted by the Legislature of West
Virginia:
/. Auy person may kin any dog that be
may sec chasing, worrying, wOunding OF
killing any sheep or lambs outside Of the en-
closure OF the owner oil sue. dog, unless The
same lie done By The direction d the owner
Of such sheep OF lambs.
2. lfany dog shall have killed, or assisted
IN killing, wonnding or worrying any sheep
or lAmbH, ont OF lhe enclosure Of the owner
ortuch dog, the owner OF keeper ofsuch dog
shall I've liable 10 tile owner OF such sheen or
lambs In the amount OF double the damages
sustained 10 be recovered In IN ASTON before
any court or Justice having jufiidietiou or
such action; and II shall not be necessary 10
sustain lucli attlOn 10 prove that the owner
or keeper Of such dog knew such dog was
accustomed 10 do such worrying, killing or
Rounling.
3. The owner OF keeper ofany dog that has
been worrying, chasing, wounding Or killing
any sheep or lambs InOl the pr olstly ofsuell
owner or keepsr) ont ofhlS encioiufts, shall,
within IS hours after having received nOiiee
thereof In writing from reliable aud ttuSly
soulve, cause such dog 10 10 killed. For er-
cry neglect 80 10 do he shall forfeit the sum
Of So, and The further sum Of Si,bO for ev.
cry ~ hourt thereafter until such dog 10
killed ,unleEE II shall satisfactorily appear 10
The court or JRsllnr before which proceedings
shall be brought for the recovery OF said
penalty, that Il WAS moi within the power Of
such owner or keeper TO kill such dog Nor
ihall any recovery bc lad unless Il shall sat-
isiaetotlly appear that such dog las done
the mischief, and that snch owner OF keeper
has had notice as Aforesaid,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22
RAILROAD ORDER.

An Order to submit to the legal voter
Of Lewis county. the question wheth
or said comfy shall subscribe FIT,
Thousand Dollars to The Capi.a
Stock Of the Weston and West Forl
Railroad Company,
/ Passed February Goth. 1875.
IL Il ordered by the County Court Of
Lewis county that he Sheriff and The
Commissioners appointed for conduct
ing the last general election ihall. on
Friday, the Cd day of April, 1875,
open polls at the several places Of yot.
ing 10 this county, 10 take the sense Of
tbs legal voters VI 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. q company
Incorporated TO construct a Railroad
from the town Of Weston, in the county
Of Lewis. TO come point on the North
Western Virginia Railroad, ut or with.
in seven miles Of ibs town Of Clarks-
burg, by the construction Of which the
county Is likely to be benefited. Such
subscription Is to be paid 10 said CON.
pauy 10 the coupon bonds Ofthe county
at par, in denominations Of One Hun.
dred Dollars, or some multiple thereof,
payable 10 twenty years, or sooner. at
the option Of the county. bearing in.
terest from date. payable annually
Such bonds shall be delivered to said
company in payment Of such subscrip.
ton. from time to time, 10 instalments
Of Fifteen Hundred Dollars, on thu
completion Of each mile ofthe road
bed, and the residue Of such bonds IN
equal proportions per mile, on tho COM
plc,ion Of each mile Of the supcrstruc.
ture, including bridges.
Such bonds shall not DO delivered.
SO as to make the payment by this
county, on It's stock, exceed payments
made at tho lims Of such delivery, BY
other subscribers on their stocks. rat.
ably, according 10 the respective sub.
scriptions and tho County Court may
rithhold tho delivery Of such bonds.
unless the work Of constructing that
part Of the road.bed, within Lewis
county, shall be prosecuted, simultanc.
ously, and with nearly equal rate Of
progress, according to distance, with
the residue Of the line. Such subscrip.
ton shall be null and void unless tie
work Of actual construction Of said
Railroad shall be bona itde commenced
within two years from the second day
Of April. 1875.
Voters voting for said subscription
shall have written or printed on their
ballots the words "For the Subscrip.
ton !" and those voting against It the
words Against the Subscription ="
1t 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 10 lis Office. and deliver The re.
inuindcr to the Sheriff Of the county
who shall post one Of said copies in O
conspicuous place at every place Of
voting in the county, without delay.
The Clerk is also directed to cause this
order to be published 10 the wksros
DEMocEAT, a newspaper published IN
this county. for four successive weekly
issues prior to tue day Of said election
A Copy Teste.
j. wooRTER, Clerk.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22
An important Land suit,

Ono Of the most important land
suits ever brought before our Courts,
was decided BY the Supreme Court Of
Appeals, at Charleston, few days
ago. It involved large tract Of coal
land IN Boone county; aud bad been
q matter Of litigation for the past fif-
teen years. The opinion OF the Court,
written and delivered by Judge HOf.
man, Of clarksburg, is one Of the mos.
complete papers that has ever issued
from tho bench Of this or the Oh
State; and as the points decided are
of such general interest to all free.
holders. We shall willingly surrender a
considerable portion Of our space next
week, and place before our readers the
syllabus in this case.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22

-Ir will be necessary for Great
Britain to set herself right on the
Civil Rights question. In settling
With Spain for the Yirginius massacre,
she fEcd the amount Of indemnity at
Eve hundred pounds for each white
man, and three hundred pounds for
each negro killed by the spaniards.
Nov this is an inyidious distinction
which should be instantly Questioned
by every true patriot and friend Of
civilization. Great Britain has nc
right to say that dead white man is
worth 81, 900 more than a dead ne
gro; she lhuld have followed The ex'
ample set by the Uuited States, and
placed heI calculations on fair aud
square basis, irrespective Of race, color
or previous condition. We valued
each man, be be black or be be white.
at g.. 500, and this is o great deal
more than some Of them were worth
while living.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22
new namplhIEe.

The returns Of the recent election in
New Hampshire show that Their, is no
election Of Governor BY tie people.
The vote stands, Republican .3s,77l,
Democratic. IS, 1888, Temperance CTS
II requires a majority Of the whole
vote to elect. The Democrats elect
Two Copgresmep, aud the Rspubli.
cans one. Tie HOUSE Of Delegates Is
Republican. and the Senate a tis,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22

GE How TO MAKE A TOvH.-Do
all you can to make the business Of
ysur neighbOr success. Buy every
thing at home Advertise your me.
chsnics by speaking a good. word for
them wherever You go Always be
on the alert to induce new branch Of
industry to locate III your midst ju-
diciOu,ly aid every public enterprise
that promises TO add facilities to Your
town as a depot Of your supplies /; sup.
port your newspapers by taking and
paying for them aud feel 40 interest
IN their welfare; il you know any
items Of news that would interest the
public take pains to let tho editor
know il.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22

- That awkward little balance" Of
SSs. COS 81, which mysteriOusly dis
appeared from the State Treasury be.
tween the LIST Of October, 1868, and
the lat OF January, 1864, when ,hl
very best quality Of UaiOn MN held
the keys OF the Treasury, is now at.
tracing some attention. It would be
sad, indeed, il some Of the patriots
who organized tho new State, shOplS
10 compelled to disgorgol
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22
NOTICE.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
spNcIMA VAXNs,
May 1, 1873, TO April 80,


The revised Statutes Of The United
States, Sections 1892, 1887, 323s. and
$3.50. require every person engaged in
any business, ayOcaliOn, or employment
which renders him liable to q SPEC
IAL TAX, 10 procure and
place cOnspieuiOusIy In his
establishment or place of
business q STAMP denOting the
payment Of said SPECIAL TAX for
The Special Tax Year beginning May /,
1875, before Commenting or con,inu.
ing business after April 80, 1875.
TIE Td1e, embraced irithia The proris-
ions cfths Lar ADORE qnoied are
Me following, us;
Recliiers $500 90
Dealers, retail liquor % 90
Dealers. Wholesale liquor 100 90
Dealers in malt liquors, whole.
Dealers in NAL. liquors, rciail 20 90
OGhlNIu " 1871 t9baSeg ~ w
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco 500 90
And on sales Of over $1,000. fifty
cents for every dollar in excess Of
81, 900.
Dealers in manufactured to.
bacco 5 90
Manufacturers Of stills so 90
Aud for each still manufac.
tured 20 90
And for each worm manuflc.
tured 20 90
Manufacturers Of tobacco 10 90
Manufacturers Of cigars 10 90
Peddlers Of tobacco, firstcla1
(moro than two horses or
other animals) so 90
Peddlers Of tobacco, second
class (,wO horses or other
auimals) Is 90
Peddler, Of tobacco. third
class Zone horse or other
Peddleis OF tobacco, fourth
class ION FOO. or public Ton.
reyance) 10 90
Brewers Of less than 500 bar
more 100 90
Any person, SO Tia BE. who shall fail
to eompiS with the foregoing require
mcnts viii be subjec. 10 severe penal
Persons or firm. liable to pay any Of
the Special Taxes named atcrs must
apply to j. II. Duval. Collector oils.
ierual Revenue OF Wheeling, or to @.
II. Wheeler, Deputy Collector at
clarksburg. and pay for'aud procure
he Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they
,eed. prior to May /, 1876. and WITH.
OUT FURT HER NOTICE.
J. w. DOUGLASS,
Commiissioner Of Internal Rertaus.
oPPicE or IsrERsAL REyESuE,
WASHINGTON, d. o., February 1, rs.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22

The Charleston folks talk about
an injunction to restrain the removal
Of the State archives to Wheeling.
Simmer down, folks; simmer down
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22
Auignse, Sale Of
vALUABLER REAL ESTATE
in Calhoun County.

In pursuance Of an order Of the District
Court OF The United States for the District Of
West Virginia, made on the Gath day ofFeb.
rurry, 1873, 10 the matter Of John ~. bell,
Bankrnpt-in bankruptcy, the undersigned,
Assigaees ofthe estate OF said bankrupt, will,
on the nth day Of Nay, 1876, In front Of
the Court House door OF Calhoun county. the
same being Court day for said county, sell
by public outcty, 10 the highest bidder, the
following rial estate situate in the county OF
' icy ACRES
on Little Kanawha river;
100 ACHES
. '' 81 ACRES
on zane one moiety Of
HOO ACRES
on Bee Run AID Annamariah creek, and OIL.
50 one moiety Of
on Doe Run.
TERMS OF sALIS-one.fourih cash in
hand, and the residue on credit of6, u
and IS months, purchasers giving bonds
with approved personal security, bearing in-
terest from date Of sales, and a lien 10 be re-
tanned on the lands sold as iLrther security
for the deferred insiallnenis.
II G.LlNN.
N. NJ. BENNETT,
mnr22-4w Assignees.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22

w Or. A, 81. DEST has located
permanently 10 Weston for the practice
Of his profession. Having attended a
thorough course Of lectures 1t Startling
Medical College, after su experience Of
twelve years as practical druggist, tho
Doctor has obtained not only an &C.
curate knowledge Of diseases, but also,
from his long experience az druggist,
understands perfectly, the properties Of
medicines, aud their application in The
treatment Of disease. The Doctor.
Office is one door above Chalfanti
Store. All calls. night and day,
promptly attended to.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22

H MAKrIS STUNT has been Hp-
pointed postmaster al Steer Creek,
Gilmer county, vice Ann Stump, re-
sipned.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22
CcA.iissiosEa's 0rncs.
Bs''on, Leei, comfy,

Heu. 20 1910.
70 Fnetisntk Fyutss.
youere hereby notified that in pursuance
ola decree Of The County Couri Of LAWS
county, rendered on The liih dsy Of Febrr-
ary, 1875, rcecmmltiipg,. ilie ftpori hestio-
fore made by tie Undergrad Uommissieu-
er. under u former dccrtt or said Copt,, en-.
tered on the 10th day Of April, 1874, I
have fixed upon The sd day Of March, 1875,
10 examine anew iuto the matters herstoier,
reported on By me, 10 the ehaneery eau
wherein lPhlie 4 Slalnaker, and b. OiK,ljy
are plaintiff aud you are defendant, and
re-slate the account then made and InAke
report thereof and also 10 ascertain aud n
port tue exact quantity Of the tract Of land
owned by you on Leading Crtek, ageompa.
nied with u plat thereof, showing what por-
ton cfsAid tract Of land has been sold. and
10 whom, with tue dates Of such sales. Aud
u required by any ofthe parties 10 said suit,
10 have tue unsold poriinn Of said tract Of
land subdivided into smaller tracts, and
show The same on said plat. Atwhieh time
and plase you are required 10 attend.
Giyen under my hand, Us Com missioner In
elianeeFy Of The said Court, the day aud
year ftst Aforesaid. 7aii
L. s. BLAND,
mareh1-4w Commissioner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22

TT Thomas WADE, a young man
who has been employed at The Asylum
for lOmc Time past, died on Wednesday
last.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22

From the lstof January. 1878,
to the list Of January, 1915. GOgsEuO'
Jacob granted pardOus to 81 persons.
who had been sentenced 10 imrrison
meut for crime; and RENTED one 6ne
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-22

The ollec, Of this iaitisto make partition
between pliiniids and defendants, according
% their speeiivriighuand interests ola Ger.
tain traetof ., ooOaetrs ofland situate In said
county On S,roudscteek being the iand Which
was granted by the Commonwealth Of Viz
gihiA to George elendenen by patent dated
I'D Of November, 1851, assigning 70 defendants
their interest In said land, and charging tue
same with the payment OF $50 md 80 cents,
with interest from The lst OF January, is1l,
tlll paid. Andltappeating!by aiidaSit fled
that defendants Andrew Mclluliin, Retuta
heMull!ni John Meyulllni u and Samuel
NcAlullin arc not residents Of ibis State, on
motion Of plainilis 1t Is ordered that said
ntn.residenis do appear here within one
month from tue date Of the tirst publication
hereof aud do what Is necessary 10 protect
their interest 10 thI suit Tesle;
BIC. CONRAD, Clerk.
NJ, 4. Frame pq mar154w