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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

T. ssutA Car liza ,ae Dengeraiie
u beis Is Us ,i-se q lar gta-
tics hste oisaaEe3 ID suglatf build.
ibg ub.ie ,hc Repablicaa meabsrf have
organiEea 10 The state h9ute. Both
claim 10 have majority aad q be The
L. LlAH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

What other medicines have failed to do
HuNr', UrMEpY surely does. Restoring
10 health those afflicted with Dropsy,
Brighrs Disease, Kidney, Bladder and
dlanduIar Complaints, Diabetes aud
Gravel lluSTs REMEDY cures Iucoutl-
neuce and Retention, Eycassas, Intem.
perancc aud Loss Of Appetite. HUNTs
Remedy is tie best medicine ever dis.
covered for the cure Of these Diseases,
lNFALLmLE Eye Wash improves the
Eyes,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

Each package contains Sanford's Improved
Inhalng Tube, with full directions for use in All
cases. Price 81 per package. For sale By all
wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout the
United States. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agoais and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Ask
for aud insist on having
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
TRIED EVERYTHING,

MesSi9. J. O. BosWoyth & Co., Dearer, Col ,
Geialema,--I have used sANF0RD'S RADICAL
CURE FOR CATARRH. aud it has given perfect
satisfaction. | have tried almost everything,
and j. is the only thing that has given me relief
! therefore take pleasure ia recommending its
ice 10 oil afflicted with CataTh Of any kind, aud
offer this as my testimony to its benefits
NerY truly. w. s. DECKER.
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SORELY ArFLTgTED.

J. 0 B0sooft d TO DeaCer, COL, Gentlemen
Prompted by iellow-feeiing for those afflicted
with Catarrh, | wish to add my testimony in be-
half Of sANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE FOR
CATARRH. | have been sorciy afflicted with
this fearful disease tor tour years and have tried
every Known remedy without avail, until / bob
bottle Of the above CURE from you which gave
me almost instant relief Il being Constitu-
tional /. wen as a loAal remedy, [ believe IL to
be al that is caimed for it, Radical euro Tor
Ca.Mrh. Very truly yours,
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HAIR VINE :; ; y. !. !: \; : .: ): :

II has cures That unuIe8aanI itThlnB tEatIa Iho
prelude of tho haits decay Removed danduuT
and cures all diseases Of the scalp ltBaltts
nice shampoo and dressing for ladies aud chill
drens heads, as IL removes The dandfuh and
dirt keeps tho head cool, aud leaves the bar
soft aud scalp clean Try / and yUd viii use no
other. Ata druggiets and merchants i9r II
everywhere % send 75c to mo i1r trial bottle.
Address G. W. RICHARDSON, Barnet VI sold
in Manchester by Wait q Hard fui v. Grover
Wells, richardson Co., Burlington, " whole
sale sgeute, "a
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Denver, Sept. 2s a. WithJenson, Bliss
GREATLY AFFLICTED.

McSsrs. - O. B0SU0JNi q Co., Dearer: Gentle.
nlel-I take pleasure IN recommending SAN
FoRpS RADICAL CURE For CATARRH to
an who are afflicted with tins diseaec | was
greatly afflicted with il for long time, and
cured i with two bottles OF tho above CURE
About year stewards was again taken with
Cltarrh quito severely, and mme3iitely sent for
another bottle, which fixed me al right, giving
me rciel from the first dose. / am condIsut
that this renee d. will do all that is claimed Tor it
aud moro, too Wishing you success in its intro
duciipn, ] am very truly yours, A. w SMITH
Denver Oct. T. 1915 Of Smith & Doll
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

Sold by all draggist- Seat BY mail on receipt
ef 2e ioroas, st2j m liz, u & 25 fr twelve,
eartaiiy snapped ana NArFaa en- ty WEEKS 4
POTTER, Ffupuet1rs, Boston Mas 2slm
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Truman PARSONS ESTATE.

| w w ~ ~ NOUN - I4' y 4 T.
SrArE or VGpNuNT. Manchester District ss.
Iulrobats Court, held al Manchester Within
and for enid district on thc3Oth day ~ September
A, p, 1876.
pfeseut Hon. H. i. Burton, Judge,
An Instrument, purpariuE " bo tho lAHt viii
aud Testament 81 Truman parsonH late 81 suu.
doraud ia said district, deceased being presented
By the Executors thefniu namod, FOE probate,
il ia ordered by taid court that al poraous rbu-
corned therein DO notified 10 appear ~ session
thereof, to be held az the Probate OGlra III Man
chester, in said district, uH tho list day "
December, 4 D, 1876, az 10 o'clock IN the forenoon
and Hhnw cause, II any they have, against tic
probate q said VIII, for which purpose ii "a
fufther ordered that this order br published
tGree weeEs sucCcEsiyely ia tho Manchester
JouRsAL, a newspaper printed at Manchester, in
this state, previous 10 said time Of learlug,
true record,
Attest, L0yETANn AiuEsON, Rofisior.
A true copy ~ recnri
Attest, lOYELAhD MuNSON, Register
1it8W
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LAME BACK
AND RHEUMATISM
CURED BY
- c0IIINS' y go , STn6 :

Messs. Weeks G P0lefi geHfleHfa, One year
ago | was eeized With a severe attack Of Rheu.
matism IA ~ right hip, to which ! was subject
/ tried the various huments and rheumatic
cures, but without the least benefit, when my
son, a druggist, suggested one OF your COLLINS
YoLTAiC PIAsrERs The effect was almost magi.
cal, for, 70 my grateful surprise, 1 was almost
immediately veil sgain, and was able to work
upon my farm az usual, whereas before the APP
piieation the Plaster, l could do nothing, aud
every rtep gave me pain. few weeks since,
one year from the trst attack, the disease e.
Turned, bu, an happy to say the second Plaster
proved as Ell aei9us as the first. aud sm now
well. NJ wife wishes me 10 add that one Plaster
has cured her Of a very lame back. We think
thore is nothing 10 the world 81 remedies that
can compare sith the COLLINS Y0LrMC pLAsIERs
for Rheum2ti-m and Lama Back, and cheerfully
recommend them % the Suffering
You're very d. pe tfutly
a.. q sd
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8.OOO FEET ABOVE THE SEA.

The following testimonials are from Mfssrs J
o. BoswoRTH & Co, Col, large and influential
druggists, They report approximately large
sales aud universal satisfaction. No other al
seass is 30 aarmingly prevalent in that region.
They ak OF ths following gentlemen as among
thar h.aL nj tlZams.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
TOR WOOD
The ACORN COOK

Has Mica or Cas-. Front Largest oven q any
Family stove Portable Iron Eaeased Reservoir
Bascs aud l.osss sPlCnlidlY quickly, evenly,
Ventilated Oven, Fire Box Bottom aud Back
Double Centres, Bot Blast Doors, Larges' Flu6F,
splendid bHft Longest Fire Tui. Ioa Un +
wood, Hearth eai1gs, won't soil floors on carp
ets, Ash Catch under Fire Box Door, AIR passes
behind durable Fro Back, Turn Buckles Graw
Oyoa Doors up tight, oven Doors lined with
bright Tin Heavy. Beet New iron, Won't Crack
Warranted Sltsfsct ny,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-12
Virginia.

Judge Stewart, Of Page county, has declined
to leave his court and accept the post OF CON-
mittee clerk in Washington.
Mr.. BENZ. Crawford purchased from Mr. J.
Cupp the property known as the National Ho-
tel % Main street, Stauuton, for $4,000.
On Monday week, about o'clock, Pleasant
Grove church, abou. miles from Staunton,
was destroyed by FIRE. 1t had been used as
schocl-houSe.
Recently, Sam1 High, of Brooks Gap, aged
SO years, was killed by tree that he was TEL
liss falling upon him. lie was soldier oi
the war Of 1872.
A few days ago, on the Ches. & Ohio road
Jacob Pollock, youth Of fifteen, fell from the
cars aud wheel passed over his ankle and
thigh, but, strange To say, though crushing
the flesh badly did not break bone.
Among the distinguished visitors seen upon
the floor of the General Assembly few day:
ago. says the Richmond Enquirer, was Mrs
Ella B. Washington, wife of the late Colonel
l.. W. Washington Of Jefferson county, West
Virginia.
a dead infant having been found in the eel
lar of the Red House at Woodstock, Mary
Dagret, young white woman Of that place j:
accused Of being the mother and also of being
accessory to It's death. She has been arrested
and has been released on bail.
Fourteen persons were arrested in Franklin
and Henry Counties last week. and lodged il
Jail at Danville, charged with violations Of the
revenue law. Tie party consisted Of five
whites and niGe blacks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-12
A Financial Sensation.

The Wheeling Standard Of Monday says it
is feared the State of West Virginia is a loser
Of deposits in the Merchants Bank of Charles
ton, Kanawha county, to the extent Of $55 900.
The bank has lowed two checks for an insis-
niicant amount to 30 to protest, and is beiev-
cd to be in an usolycn: condition. The ques-
ton as the case stands is whether the sureties
Of the bank lone Of whom is Colonel Thomas
B. Swami, President Grants cousin, and the
author Of recent letter in favor Of third term
are good for the amount in court of law
The Standard says it is reported that Colonel
Swami has recently made assignments of pro-
periy to avoid responsibility under bis surety
slip.
The Wheeling Register, after taking pains
to inform itself npon the subject, has reached
the conclusion that the State will not be a
loser-that it is amply secured. 1t is report
ed Receiver has been appointed by the Cir
cult Court Of Kanawha-hence the protest Of
the Treasurer's checks 1t is certain, whether
the State be a loser or not, that its deposits I
Charleston are not just now available. After
all, Charleston may be the "permanen: seat "
Of the States capital!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-12
Shepherdstown Sum mary.

The following is condensed milk from tbc
Register:
The courage of self-contro exhibits itself in
many ways, out IN none more than honest liv-
Ing.
Want Of Punctuaity is not only serious
vice in itself, but it is the fruitful parent ofnu-
merouS other vices.
Potomac View the desirable farm of
Mr. Oliver Sherman-is advertised by him for
sale.
The dama-e to the Reformed Church by the
recent severe wind storm, amounts 10 about
two-hundred dollars.
Rev John Quisey, son Of DR.. John Qnig-
ley. accepted call from the Presbyterian
Church in Charleston, South Carolina, aud has
entered upon bis duties.
Rev J Hawkins lately pastor Of the Lu-
therau Church. and now in charge Of church
at Mlddlctown, Maryland, has declined a call
to a prominent charge in South Carolina.
The shoemaker shop of Geo. McChan was
entered Saturday night and pair of boots
and shoes taken also a watch aud about one
hundred pounds of beef, belonging to Mr.. Jno.
Lambert, who occupies the front room in the
same building.
During the high wind on Tuesday week, the
chimney at Mr. llartzeIl's axle factory caught
ire, but no damage done The stable OF Mr.
". 5. Magruder lear Kearueysville, was blown
away. The roof Of Mr.. Thomas Turner barn
in same vicinity, blown off.
Hon. James -. Grove has received numer-
Oils letters from prominent persons throughout
tie State, urging him to allow his name to he
brought out as a candidate for Governor. The
LEICESTER very properly pays tribute to his
eminent qualifications. We. too, put high
estimate on Mr.. Groves abilities. hut rather
think there is a constitutional difficulty OBJ
s.ructing the way Of his filing at once all the
positions to which bis friends and admirers
are calling him.
Mrs. Louisa Chapline. wife of Mr. Isaac W.
Chapline and mother Of Mr.. VIM. A. Chapline,
died on Monday evening the 8 LIST Of January,
in the 9th year of her age. the pastor Of the
NJ E. Church, Rev J. Smith, delivered an
able discourse from the text, q Verify the
righteous have their own reward" After the
eloquent discourse Of Mr. Smith Rev. Fl. Nice,
former pastor, delivered in eloquent and eulo-
CYSTIC terms description Of the christian life
aud character Of the deceased.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-12
Congress-.

70 the Senate 71 Tuesday 0e death of Sen
a.5r Ferry was announced and eulcsies de-
l.ycred
In the House, on TUESDAY, BIN repeating
the Bankrupt act was passed ry o vote Of lIs
ayes o. So nays. The representatives FROM
IVES, Virginia voted DO the Affirmative EJ-
locics To- honor Of the late Senator Ferry were
delivered An interesting feature iu che pro-
ceeiincs was che fact that Mr.. Garfield. 90 lien
Of any remarks &C lis OWL, read a speech
which had been prepared on tie subject by
Mr.. Sarkwca,Ler Of Connecticut, Aiusc.,
since dead
IN the Senate. Wednesday, Mr. Davis res
oluti0u calling ior q lis, Of government de-
faul,crs was reported back from the finance
committee with a substitute, which was o.
doptel A resolution was adopted ins,r1c,iu-
the committee on public buildings and grounds
90 inquire into The cyDai.e1cy Of providing
sor tie speedy completion OF the Washington
monument at Washington. The centennial
appropriation li'i was then taken mp. aud
speeches 10 It's favor were Ulje by Nessrs.
Morrill,. cf Maine, EduuDds o.; Vermont, Sar-
ecLt Of California. MaXey. Cf T,X,s. aol
others. and In opposition by Nessrs McCsecry.
sf Kentucky aud Witbers. of Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-12
Tbs State of West Virginia,

Jefferson County, to-wit
lTRULES held in the Clerks 0lhee OF the
n Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, feo'a
AIRY 9th. 1915.
DAVID JOHNSTON, fa'a'T.
Against,
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON. Logan Osburn, u,
Edward Tesrney, and William l.. W ilson' TX.
ecutors Of Colin c. Porter, deceased, BANK (, OF
Chariestown, and James +. Towner anu y.
liam II. James, parties trading as James T.
fuvner Il Co., DgshaaR"'
IN CHINcERI
The object Of this suit ia to subject certain lcis
Of land in Kabletown sold by James " Johnston
10 Logan Osburn, Jr., 20 the lien of Judgment
against said James NJ. Johnston, in favour OF Z: I.
Porter. and to surrogate the Plaintifto the lien
of said judgment. ~,
the Defendants James +. Towner and william n
James, constituting the firm OF James +; tower
q Co. are not residents of the State OF west "
ginia, they are hereby required to appear on tue
first Monday in MARCH next, and DO what Is
necessary TO protect their interests in this matter
And IL is further orderedthat a copy oil thls or
der shall be published once a week, Tor Tour sue
eessiye weeks in the "VTRGISIA FREE PRESS, a
newspaper published in this County-aud also
posted at the front door OF the Courtlouse OF me
said County, at least twenty days before De-
cree is rendered.
ROBERT 7. BROWN.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
BAYLOR Wilson, P. Q.
February II, lSTs-it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-12
West Virginia.

A dnyman, namel Brown, who fell into a
sewer excavation at Wheeling, has been paid
Sl25- the amount of damages demanded.
George W. Washington, Esq, a highly
esteemed citizen Of Hampshire County, died or
TUESDAY morning Of last week, in his C9h
year.
The handsome residence Of William Barnett,
on Northwestern Turnpike. eight miles E'st
Of Kmney, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
morniag of last week. Furniture, ell thing,
&c. consumed. Il is supposed to be tne
work of an ncendary.
The engineer who made the survey Of the
W. & O. Railroad through Grant County. re-
ports seven distinct coal beds, lying one above
the other in geological order.
- The first fruits Of leap year shine forth in
the case of Miss Belle Harper, OF Fairhaven
West Virginia, who shot a man because he re-
fused her offer Of marriage
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
used in locomotives, rolling mills, &c, during
the year 1875. 303 2C0 tons Of coal from Pied.
mont and the Georges Creek region. which is
l2l,320 tons less than. the year previous.
D L. Wilson, Of Hardy County. sold forty
four head of cattle, las' week, which averaged
as follows: Thirly-one head, l,G2O pounds
eight head, 500 pounds; five head, 1875
pounds. Thrty-uinc of the above cattle
averaged Glj pounds
At Piedmont, on Thursday night lamp
Foster, a shoemaker, was run over and killed
10y a railroad engine. The man was ntoxica-
ted aud attempted to cross the railroad when
the engine was backing near the main crossing
over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
The Wheeling Register slyS wool growing is
becoming an important business in West Nir-
guia, aud the business is annually increasing
aud becoming Of more importance. We think
that beyond all question West Virginia is bet
ter adapted to sheep raising than any state in
the Union aud in addition We are iucliucd 10
the opinion that this business is better adapted
to West Virginia than any other State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-12
Unl..nitcd rselncd!:.. fscsourccs

People son ciimeS suppose that DR.. Pttrce's
Family Medicines represent the entire extent
of his resources for curing disease. This Is an
error Experience proved that while the Col
den Medical Discovery, Favorite Prescription.
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, Compound Extract
of Smart Weed, aud Dr. Sise's Catarrh Rene
dy, would, ii faithfully used, cure large va
riety OF chronic complaints, there would be
here aud there case whlcn, from It's severity,
or from lis complication with other disorders,
would resist their action. These exceptional
cases required a thorough examination into
thei symptoms, to ascertain the exact mature
aud extent Of the disease or diseases under
which the patient was lahoring, aud the use
Of specific remedies to meet and overcome the
same. This le,l to the establishment of the
Worlds Dispensary. ut Buffalo, y. Y, with
its Faculty If Physicians and Surgeons. each
Of whom 10 skilled IN the Treatment Of chronic
disorders in general and those belonging to his
own special department in particular. To one
is assigned diseases Of the throat aud lungs TO
another, diseases Of tie kidneys and urnse :
tia orgahs to another, diseases of the digcs-
tive system to another, diseases Of the ner-
vous system aud to another, diseases Of the
eye and ear. Thus the highest degree of Ter-
lection in medicine and surgery is attai med -
The establishment Of this institution enables
the Doctor to meet long-lelt want in the
treatment Of the more severe chronic affections.
By a careful consideration Of the symptoms as
given in writing, lie successfully treats thol =
sands of ca: cs at their homes. Others visit the
DispcuSary in person. Tie ample>t resources
for the treatment Of lingering affections are
thus placed at the disposal Of every patient.
aud those on whom the proprietary medicines
do not have the desired effect can procure a
more thorough aud efficeu, course 10y per-
soual application to the proprietor Of the
Worlds Dispensary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-12

Agdiat
CATHARINE McCABE, Administrators Of Ber-
nard McCabe deceased. Edward Tearney IN his
own right, and as Sheriff of Jefferson County
Committee Administrator OF William McSherry
deceased, John MeCabe, and Alexander Nc
Cabc, DyeHdd"fs.
" CHA NCERY.
The object Of this Suit is 20 have n fnal set,lc-
ment of the guardianship account of Bernard Nc
Cabe, deceased. az guardian OF the INFANT children
of Francis McCabe, deceased, and 10 ,urcharge
ana asify two eJpdrfe settlements made before
Commissioners Stone and Fayman.
Ii happening, on affidavit filed in this suit, that
the Defendants John McCabe and Alexander Nc
Cabe are not residents of the State OF " est Nir-
GINA, they are hereby required to appear on the
lst Monday in March next, and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interests in this matter.
And il is further ordered that a COY Of this o .
der shall be published week, Tor four succe =
sive weeks in the "NrRGINIA FEER Pass" a
newspaper published in this County-anC also
posted the front door Of the Court-Honse OF the
said County, at least twenty days before De-
cree is rendered.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
FLICK, BAYLOR WILSON, P. 9.
February II, lSIG-it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-12

4. w. McCLEAEY and others,
Agqia5t
D. Z. LUCAS anl others.
Extract from Deere of Norcaiy5r lG, 1875.
:" These causes arc re committed h COMMUNION
or Cleon Moore, with Instructions 10 reform BIZ
Report by giving Defendant William !. Gran
than credit on the debt of the National Bank Or
Martinsburg, Zone of Walter Shirley's Admin'f-
trat0rs,) for 1888. p Of date July II. ls70-aDa
also by crediting said Grantham with the clam
reported in favor Of Ephraim Walton. il having
been paid,-and said Commisaioner sball receive
any proof as % credits claimed on the debts o
Durkhart Son and II. ". Blackburn-aud ih1t
receive proof of all credits on any Of The claim.
audited against said " illian J. Graniham--and
the Court being further Of opinion that partition
Of the Kline tract should D. made among De
parties entitled n the same. and that ihe share "
" lillian j. Grantham. 10 IL IN the Kline uaci
should be laid OF before sse ~ b.. iaiefcst cal
be decreed, and IL is ordered that The Plaiuiil
Andrew w. NcCleary IL given leave 10 smend
bis Bill II neccgary, making the necessary parti
IN order % such partition, and the raid Cifoa
Moore IL further directed to ascertain and report
whether such partition has been heretofore madli
aud IL 50 report the same n this Court, and the
Commissioner shall audit and report a. 10 sny
other debts properly ehargeable upon said Be"
Estate"
A Copy-Tesic
ROBERT 7. BR0WN,,
Clerk, G. c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-12
D1endaHfs,
~ oHANCERY.

The object OF this sui. is 70 settle the Admins
tration accounts Of Minor Hurst Administrators
de JoRis non with the VIII annexed of David
Moore. deceased, and obtain a decree against said
Hurts Admir-, and the securities on bis Odieial
Bond for such balance IS may be found due. and
70 distribute the same among those entitled.
1t appearing, on affidavit fled in this suit, ID a,
the Defendants the heirs and distributes OF Su-
san Wilson, deceased; the heirs and distributes
OF John Moore. deceased BY his second wife the
heirs AID distributes Of William Moore, deceased;
the heirs add distributes Of Nancy Watkins, de.
ceased, are unknown, they are hereby required 10
appear on the fret Monday in MARCH next,
and % what is necessary protect their interests
in this matter.
And il Is further ordered that copy Of this or
der ,hall be published once a week, for four sue
cessige weeks, in the " YiRsiyTA FREE PrEss''-a
newspaper published in this COunty-and also
posted at the front door OF the Court House of the
said County, at least twenty days before Decree
is rendered.
ROBERT 7. BROWN,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Baylor Wilson. ?. Q.
February H. SIT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-12

The Washington Morning Ne'rs SAYS Col
W. P. Craighil, Of the corps Of engineers, will
ne directed to examine and report as to the
condition as respects permanency and SAFETY
OF the Aqued1ct bridge acrcss the Potomac at
C.n--ctf,v-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-12

The object Of this suit i, TO obtain judgment
against the Defendant for the sun Of Nine Hun
dred and one Dollars and thirty Gents, with in
terest on Ss92.50, part thereof, from October 23d
1872. and to subject the estate Of the Defendant
within said County. TO The payment OF said judy
nent ard costs OF suit.
Il appearing. on affidavit filed in this suit. tina,
the Defendant is not a resident Of the State OF
West Virginia, he is hereby required to appear
on the first Monday in MARCH next, and do
what is necessary to protect his interests in this
matter.
And it is further ordered that a copy NJ this o.
der shall be published once a week, for four sue
cessivc weeks, in the " VIRGINIA FBEE Pass, -
a newspaper published in this County-and also
posted at the front door OF the Court House Of the
said County, at least twenty days before Judgment
is rendered.
ROBERT T. BR0WN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Baylor " ilson P. Q.
Feb nary II lS16-tt.