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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-03-02
From Charleston Courier,
OurNcXt Congressman.

Your libcrolity in publishing let,
ters recommending different persons
for Congress will be duly appreciated.
Awaiting myself of it, allow me to
give some reasons why, in the opin-
ion of many, Major Hereford should
be returned to Congress. For myself
| have novoryct voted for Maj. Here
ford, although | never voted against
him, nor against any Democrat, cx.
ccpt on one occasion for gentleman
who turned out half aud, You
see | am not afraid to confess my
sins, think it to our interest to re-
turn Maj, Hereford to Congress for
the following reasons if for no othOrs:
As to who may get the honors and
the 5000 a year, or who may be dis
appointed in striving to become the
Hon, SO and so, cannot be of much
consequence to an intelligent public.
We are looking to the promotion of
our interests, and especially to the
improvement of our rivers, upon
which so much depends throughout
this District, Tho Craftsmanship of
the Committee on Commerce is re-
@udcd us Of vast importance when
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Letter from Cincinnati.


CINCINNATI February 23rd, 1876.
Mr.. Editor
As the mission on which your
humble "sarvcnt" is. engaged, is one
of n public character; one in which
the good people of Point Pleasant
and of Mason county ought to be in
tercstcd, if they are not. A letter
giving the best points of the "jour-
ney" might not be unintcresting to
Them.
"By the skin of my teeth" | was
in time for the Granite State. Moth
ing of an unusual character occurred
to Wheeling. The sudden change of
the weather you cxpcricnccd-the
gcntlemanly kindness of the officers
of the Granite State, hope you will
all enjoy. Just as soon us Captain
Kerr found out "your mission" its
representative was marked I'D. H."
The model attracted attention where
ever it was exhibited, and the gen.
cral size very much commended.
At Wheeling, but one man was
known by me, as l supposed; but he
is a host in himself. Mr.. Henry Nc
Lain, of McLain Bros; but he is bet
ter known in Mason than "thc broth
crs," though they are all good enough
for any body to know,
Stopping at the Mcclure House,
there l met His Excellcncy, who, with
the other State officials with whom
came into contact, was deeply inter
estcd in the monument and did cv-
crything that could be desired, |
tried to D. II. over the Ohio Divis-
ion B. &. 0. r. Il. Had it been in
the agents power, he would so have
marked me. If he'd had more time,
he would have gotten "his boss" to do
so, He did all that he could which
was to sell mo stcamboat.man's
ticket to Cincinnati.
GAINESVILLE, OHIO.
Col ONcil and Mr.. C. C. Russell,
armed me with their cndorsal, and
if it had been in their power, my
mission might have ended there, SC
far us Ohio is concerned, | might
have gone back home with as much
from the Buckeye State, ~ our own
had given to the monument; but Ia
Columbus | did 60, and after skirm,
ishing around, among the ncwspa,
per men, the Governor, the members
of the House and Senate as far as
could, visiting Camp Chase, enjoying
4 day among the "Fricnds,' reporting
for the Richmond Dispatch, the rc.un.
ion of the Ohio Mexican Veterans;
trying to steer between Scytclla and
Chariddcs; getting his Exccllcncy to
send II special message on Monday
Seeing the Woint Resolution refer.
cd in the Senate, to the Commit.
tee on Military affairs in the House
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Letter From, Putnam.
RED HOUSE, Feb. 2Sth, 1875.

Editor Register:
lam a regular reader of your val.
liable paper, which by the way, is as
widc-awake to the interests of the
people of the county in whose inter
est it is published, as any paper We
have ever seen. May you ever con-
tinue in the course you arc now sail
ing, and may your Democratic cali
bre never grow smaller.
And as | never sec anything in
your columns from Putnam, l beg
leave to scribe q few items.
The wheat crop looks remarkably
well this season.
The "Rcd Leg" excitement has
about subsidized.
Putnam viii be well represented
in the Centennial.
Mr.. D. W. Parsons, formerly Of Ma
son county, and one of our very best
farmers, is making preparation to
plant a very large crop of potatoes
this season.
Rumor has it that Mr.. Jas. L. Nc
lean, of Winfield, is about to sell a
large tract of coal property, on Ka-
nawha to some Eastern Company,
Winfield has quite u llourishing
Literary Society. At the last meet
ing the following question was dis
cusscd: "Resolrcl, That Washington
was q greater military Chicftain than
Napoleon BonapOrtc," Thcqucstion
was very ably,argued on both sides.
The decision was given in favor of
the negative. The ncxtqucstion for
discussion is "Resolred, That party
spirit is injurious to a republican
loTlh VI government
We have of late noticed several
letters in the Register, advocating
Mr.. Kcnna's claims for the nomina-
ton for Congressman, and while we
admit that Mr.. Kenna is a gentle
man of superior talent and wisdom,
we also feel duty bound to merely
present the name of Hon. Henry S.
Walker, of Charleston, for the same
position. Owing tie the hcrculcan
services performed by Mr., Walker for
the Democracy of West Virginia, no
good, conscientious Democrat will
hesitate to say he is our man, and we
will elect him. The fact of the mat
ter is, We want some man who can
successfully cope with any of the
New England orators; and such an
one We find in the person of Mr..
Walker. The Democrats of Putnam
will march to the polls in solid pha-
lanx and vote as unit for the above
named gentleman.
Mr.. NJ, S. Kirtlcy istfavorably spo-
ken of rs u candidate for State Scna-
tor from this District to succeed Hon.
P, c. Eastman. Mr.. Kirtley is too
well known to the people to need an
euology from us. We sincerely hope
he may receive the nomination, and
his election is assured.
NIcI.
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W. 7. Elliott, Jacob Hudkins, H.
7. Elliott, A. S. Rohrbaugh and James
/ S. Woodforl are mentioned by the
Ra,ndmicr as candidates for the next
Barbour Sheritialty,
The Harrison historian says that
| from 1877 to 1924 q newspaper called
the RcalesnaEe was published at
Clarksburg.
The prevailing open winter wealth
er has afforded farmers a chance to
break up their land for spring plant
ing. Various State papers reports
blowing in their sections.
A Texas tucker county, CORES.
pendent says that feed is scarce and
cattle plenty in his section. Farm
ers want purchasers for their surplus
stock,
A burglar recently broke into the
office of the Webster Circuit Court
and stole n lot of indictmcnts, Clerk
Conrad is said to be on the track of
the thief
Zclls Encyclopedia says that Park
ersburg is the capital of West Nir-
ginia, and that the principal towns
of the State are Barboursyille, Bcver-
ly, Wheeling and Parkersburg.
Mr.. Henry Shavcy, of Bricrtown,
Grant District, Marion county, at
tempted to introduce Mormon Gus
toms there, and experimental in po-
| lygamy. He wanted to see how the
people would take it. Result not
satisfactory, for the citizens became
indignant and attacked his house, en-
tirely dcmolishing it.
The NIoorfeld Examiner says: eve
are informed by our farmers that the
wheat in this county bids fair, so far,
to yield Il good crop, Should moth
ing happen to prevent, the dread
of life" will come down to the price
the poor man is able to pay by next
fall. Wheat is now worth here S1.2O
per bushcl.
An exchange says: "Thc Elk Riv-
er Iron company have some canoes
Is feet long and feet wide, one of
which will be forwarded to the Cen
tennial.
Charleston will soon have a hotel
again. The Hale House is to be
opened; two gentlemen from Penn
sylvania having determined to take
| it.
Inccndiarics are having u good
time in Parkcrsburg. Two stables
have lately been fired there, and the
first was completely destroyed
Speaking of these fires the Ssstjael
remarks:
1--WE don't believe in violence be-
You'd the limits of the law, nor any
thing of that sort, but still If this in
ceudiary Was caught and suspended
to lamp post, We hardly think the
community would be injured to- any
great extent"
The Virginia RcpubEicans-that
means the Virginia darkcys-will
not declare for Blaine unless he OPP
poses the dog tax. Before making a
speech on this subject, Mr.. Blaine
should be very careful in dctcrmin-
ing whether dog is spelled with one
IS" or two.
Kanawha county has refused to
grant license to retail ardent spirits
by u vote Of eleven to two. So Kama
wha is set down Us temperance
county,
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
MAsoN Eot-NTy. 8,

Trnles held in the Clerks Office OF the
n Circuit Court of Mason county ON the
first Monday in February, 1876
David Sayre and Hiram Stephenson, in
their own right and Us executor OF the last
will and testament OF Mary Janc Sayrc,
deceased, plaintiffs,
VS.:
Geo. Cooper, Nancy Stephenson, widow Of
Charles Stephenson, deceased, and Charles
NJ, Stephenson and Mary NJ. Stephenson,
infant children OF said Charles Stephenson,
deceased, James +, Greer, and Sarah Cath.
arine Greer, his wife, formerly Stephenson,
Morris Stephenson, Isaac Stephenson, Julid
Oliver, formerly Julia Stephenson Banleel
Meek and Emma Maria Meek, his wife, j.
ID. McCormic, Geo. W. pullin and Sarah
X. Pullin, defendants In chunCcry.
The object of this suit is 10 carry ont the
requirements OF the last will and tesla
ment OF Mary Jane Sayre, deceased, and To
obtain partition or sale oi her interest in
certain real estate, situated in the county
OF Mason, and disposed OF by her will
And it appearing by affidavit filed with
the papers in this cause that the defend,
ants, Isaac Stephenson, Morris Stephenson,
and j, u, Mccormick nre non residents OF
the State OF West Virginia, it is ordered
that they do appear here, at rules obe
held in the Clerks office OF the Circuit
Court OF Mason county, on the first Mon.
day Of March, 1879, and do what is nccCs-
snry to protect their interest in this suit
Testc:
CHAS. b. WAGGENER. CLERK.
j, ". English, Sol. Feb. LOW
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

7 rules held in the Clerk office OF tho
n Circuit Court OF Mason county, on the
first Monday in February, 1876:
f. W. Fitting, w. Gideon Roush and Jas.
H. Couch, In chancory,
The object OF this suit Is to compel the
specific performance Of contract Tor the
purchase Ola certain tract Of land in Mason
county West Va, entered into between tho
said 7, NJ, Fitting and Gideon Roush,
And II appearing from affidavit filed in
the causothNt the defendant, Gideon Roush,
Is Il non resident OF the State OF West Nir'
giuia, II IL ordered that he do appear hero
ON Monday the 9Th day OF March, 1916,
that boing a rule day, and do what IL nee
cssary TO protect his interest in this cause,
CllAS, b. WAGGENER CEWH,
Knight AMI Couch, Soils tFebrl0--iw
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Letter From Jackson.

Jackson G. H., FEB. %.
lr. Editor:
As slate making is now in order
permit me to suggest q ticket also
In presenting it, | am conscientious
when say it will commend itself tc
the Democracy of the whole State
| feel assured that the gentleman
whom l place at the head of tho
ticket, will be unanimously hailed
by the Democracy of Jackson, and il
nominated, will unite, and rally
around him the entire Democracy OF
the State. Fhavc travelled some in
the third district, of late, and know
that l speak the truth, when l say
that this District wants him for their
Governor. Here is my ticket:
For Gorernor-Hon. P. c. Eastman
of Mason.
For Attorney Gcncral.-Hon. Geo
4. Blakcmorc, of Pcndlcton,
Fer Amlitor-C. II. Hogsdon, Of
Morgan.
Tfca.uer.-s, Brady, of Ohio.
Superintendent Of Pubiic Schools
S. II. Patrick, of Kanawha.
Judgcs--Hon. James W. Hogc, OF
Putnam; w. II. Tavers, of Jefferson
a. f. Raymond, of Marion
With such a ticket, I thinkwc will
be sure to win. NJ
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The Indiana Republicans adopted
beautiful declaration of principles
on the 22nd ult., on paper, 1t is lu.
dicrous to read them, and compare
the professions to the practices of the
party. But as if to nullify all their
loud protcstations of II desire fol
friendship in this Centennial year
they endorse Morton for President
That's enough to show just how much
sincerity or truth lies in the whole
thing,
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JUDICIAL SALE OF vALUA-
BILE FARMING LAND IN
MASON COUNTY, WEST VA.

PURSUANT to the terms OF decree Of
the County Court OF Mason county,
rendered at the January term, 1876, there
of, in the chancery cause, wherein +. W
Sisson, admir- OF John Holt, deed, is plain
tiff, and Elizabeth Holt and others are de-
PENDANTS, shall on the
3D. Day of April, 1875,
at the front door OF the Court lionse Of
Mason county, proceed to sell by way OF
public auction, to the highest bidder,
seventy acres of land, situated in Mason
county, on the waters of Salt creek, known
as the "Hoit FARM" and is the same mem
toned in the bill and proceedings OF said
rhancery cause ashaying been conveyed 10y
I. r. Kerns, trustee, 10 Elizabeth Holt;
and ut the same time and place | will also
sell the thirty-Sevcn acres of land, de-
scribed in said hill and proceedings, being
the land said John Holt died, siezcd and
possessed oi; said 81 acres adjoins the "a
acres, and ~ u part OF the "Hoit farm. =
There is u good dwelling house, out-build-
ings, and young bearing orchard on the
farm, and about sixty acres Of land cleared
and in good state Of cultivation. The
title OF the land is indisputable, and it will
he sold upon the following cdSy terms, to-
Wit 0Be-third Of the purchase money on
the day of sale, and the balance on credit
OF one and two years, the purchaser giving
bonds with good security Tor the deferred
nstalmcnts, each bearing interest from
day Of sale, aN'l The Commissioner retain
ing the title as y further security until the
purchase money is all paid.
+. W. SISS0E,
Special Commissioner.
March y 1S-G-lt
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Card from Rev. DIR. Lane.

Editor Register
notice in your last issue that an
impression has existed that you re-
fused to publish the History of the
Presbyterian Church in Point Pleas
ant" which appeared in the Gallipo-
lis Bulletin. Let me say that while
You did not refuse, the desire WAS en-
tcrtaincd by me and my friends that
there should be no opposition of Il
nature to prevent its publication, as
might be the case, in the event of its
going from my hands without being
first read to you, and a perfect under
standing secured. From your notice
of the matter, am led to infer that
you misunderstood my motive. |
most checrfully exhoncrate you from
all blame, and am glad to see your
statement, by implication, that from
what you now know of the history
in question, you have no objection
to its publication in your columns
| shall not seek to publish it even
from my own pulpit; and | trust you
will agree withmc that the histori-
cal statement, already circulated
through your paper, suggests the
propricty that mine, for obvious rca-
sons, should circulate through the
same medium Truly yours,
S. i. LANE.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

will, after the 10th OF March, next, adopt
the cash system, and will sell all goods MS
low as they can be bought anywhere. All
persons knowing themselves to be indebted
to me are hereby notified to call at once,
and make payment, and save trouble and
cost. j. III. HOLLOWAY.
March ., lS7G-iw
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NOTICE 70 TAKE DISPOSITIONS

NOiICE ~ TAKE DEPOSlIIONS
To George Davis, defendant, in the above
named cause, You will please take notice
that ! shall on the llth day Of March, 1876,
at the office Of j. W. English, Attorney at
Law, in the Court House. at Point Pleasant
in Mason County, State Of West Virginia,
proceed to take the dcpositions OF Samuel
Fades and others to be read as evidence in
my behaliin the above named suit, in
which ! am plaintiff and you are defendant
and II from any cause the taking of said
dispositions be not completed on that day,
the taking Of tho same will DO adjourned
and continued from day to day, until tho
same are completed This III dny of Feb
ruNry, 1870, NARY c. DAVIS,
feb. LOW. Ky Counsel
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ead Day Of lIarch. Is7e,

Mt the door Of the Court House, Of Mason
County, sell one hundred and forty acres OF
land, or so much thereof, as will he neces.
sary to pay off the decree, lien, and costs
OF suit, by way Of public auction, to the
highest bidder, upon the following terms
One-third cash in hand, and the residue
in equal payments OF one and two years
taking from the purchaser bond with good
security, bearing interest from day OF sale
and retaining the title as Il further sccuri.
". W. II. TOMLlNSON,
feb. Div. Special Commissioner
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Meeting Of the IsOard Of Over
Seers Of the Poor.

There will he a meeting OF the Board OF
Ovcrsccrs of the Poor OF Mason county, at
the Court House, on the Third Monday in
March, for the transaction Of important
business. \ iullattcndancc OF every mem
her of the Board is desired. BY order OF
the President. G. G.. WELLS, Pres.
S. G. SHAW, Clerk.
March 2-4w
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE SITUATE IN
THE LOWER END OF MA
son COUNTY,!

IN pursuance OF the terms OF decree Of
| the Circuit Court OF Mason County, rem
dcrcd at the October term, lSI1;5'r IN y causc
in Chnnccry, therein pending, wherein
Thomas McCollistcr, ct ais, were plain
tilis, and Mary Blake, ct als., were defend
ants, | shall on the
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
STORE HOUSE AND LOT IN
THE TOWN OF WEST COLI
UMBIA, MASON COUNTY,

IN pursuance Of the terms OF decree Of
L the Circuit Court of Mason County,
rendered ut the October Term, 1873, IN II
Chancery cause therein pending, wherein
llibbs, Richardson, & Co., were plaintiffs,
and John McCombS and b. J. Taylor were
defendants, shall on the
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Mary C. Davis, Plaintiff.
VS..
George Davis, Defendant.
Ia Tho,,,nr,,

Tho object OF this suit is to obtain di-
voree from the bonds Of matrimony. And
il appearing by affidavit filed that the de-
PENDANT George Davis, is q nonresident OF
the State Of West Virginia, it is ordered
that he do appear here ut Rules to be held
in the Clerk office Of the Circuit Court OF
said County OH the first Monday in the
month OF March 1875, and do what is ne
cessary to protect his interest in this suit.
Tcstc:
CllAS. b. WAGGENER, Clerk.
English, p. q. [fSb. l0-iw.
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23d dnY of NInrCh. IS7O.

at the door of the Court House OF Mason
County, West Virginia, sell the store house
and lot formerly owned by McCombs &
Taylor by way Of public auction to the
highest bidder upon the following terms;
One-halt of the purchase money cash in
hand, and the balance upon credit OF one
year, taking from the purchaser bond with
good security, bearing interest from date Of
sale, and retaining the title ms further Sc.
curity. W. II. TOMLINSON,
feb. 24-iw. Special Commissioner,
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The State Grange of the Patrons
of Husbandry, in session at Clcvc-
land Ohio, last week, adopted the
following resolution;
RcsOircd, That we, as Patrons and
citizens, will holdour representatives
individually responsible for all prod
igal expenditures of our money; also
for some clear and concise law that
will cqualize values throughout the
State Of Ohio, compelling each to bear
its just burden of taxation, not OK
coping church or railroad property.
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The Republican state Convention
called at Clarksburg on the 18th Of
next May, will be confined in its
work to the choosing of delegates TO
the National Republican Convention,
which meets at Cincinnati on the
l4th Of June following, and the nom
nation of Presidential electors, lcav.
ing the nomination of State ticket
for second State Convention to be
called later in the season.
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BAlLEY'S REDUCED PRICES!

JUST RECEIVED,
1900 lbs. Turkish Pruncs Is lbs. for 81 90
New crop \. q. Molnsscs, 90 cts. per gal.
II pounds n. o, Sugar for 81 90
80 boxes Proctor d Candles soap bars
for gj cts. Just received, the largest
and best stock Of Tens in town,
Young lIyscn Ten, ~ cts. per pound
Arbncklc Coffee, 10 "
Choice Dried Currants, 10 "
W, Il, Cheese, 10
Navy Beans, 3
Best Soda, pounds iOr 10 cts.
Best Starch, pounds for IL cts.
llOmny, cents per pound.
Rice, 10 cents per pound.
3 boxes Sitting Rlucing for 10 cts,
Prime Rio Coffee, % cents per pound.
MN Flour, small sacks, 10 cts.
NNN Flour, large Sacks 50 cents.
VIM. Phillips best Tobacco % cts per plug.
TERMS-P0SlTlNELY CASH.
j. II. BAILEY.
GALLlPOLlS, OHIO.
7, S-County Produce taken in TX.
change ior goods,
feb Xiv,
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A correspondent of the Comicr
dominates Col. b, w, Byrnc, State
Superintendent of Schools for Con.
grcss in the Third District.
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Commissioners Sale OF
Personal Property!

I the undersigned, Special Commissioner
| appointed by the Circuit Court of M
son County, in Chanccry cause therein
pending, wherein lIowcs Baker was plain
tiff and j. i. Brownell ct. ais, were dcfcn-
dants, ut the October term 1878, by de-
crcc OF said Court, shall on the
10th day Of March, 1876,
on the farm known ny the Stephens
Farm, on Thirteen Mile Creek, In said
county, sell the following property to.wiG
Three Yoke of Work Oxen; One
Work OXen One Mich Cow; |
4ycar old lIeifcr, 3 Wagons; |
Cider Mill; . lIamows; | Buck
eye Mower; and / Revolving
Horse Rake,
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
MASON COUNTY, SIS:

A T Rules. held in the Clerks office Of the
IL Circuit Court OF Mason county, on the
first Monday in the month of February,
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GARDEN SEEDS.

Landrcth's Fresh Garden Seeds,
Landrcths Cabbage Seed by the pound;
Also Fcrry's and Briggs Seed, and Garden
Tools, just received. WM. SMITH.
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Kanawha county has refused to
grant license to retail ardent spirits
by u vote Of eleven to two. So Kama
wha is set down Us Il temperance
county.
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March ., lS7G-it
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March >, 1S7G-h
, 1876-03-29
Property No. So

Lltr. b. Kongens Gade in this town
will be put up for sale at public Auc-
ton in accordance with the Placard
dated the 22nd of April 1917.
The Auctions will be held at the
Auction Office at l2 o'clock moo
as follows /:
lst Auction on Thursday the goth
Of April 1876,
End Auction on Thursday the 4th
of May 1876,
Bird Auction on Thursday the 18th
of May 1876.
The conditions for the sale and
other information may be had at the
Office of the Dealing Court.
Auction Office, Frederiksted March
18th 1876.
C. SARAUW.
, 1876-03-29

me- I bekjendtgj6res herved at
Udkast til Repartitionen i afgang-
ne Anna Maria Minors og tidligere af-
dode Dland William Charles Minors
f@Ileds 30 vii bIive fremlagt i en-
Session som afholdes den GLIDE
April f0rstkommcnde Xxi. 10 slet
For midday.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den Tide Marts 1876.
c.