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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
The Eastern QuestiOn-Prtnce GOrfs.
chakOHs Note.

ST. PETERSBURG, February 4,-Prince
Gortschakotl's circular note, which is ad-
dressed TO the Russian representative ut
the courts Of the other guaranteeing
powers, is published in the Official Ga.
.ette to-day. The note first calls to mind
The fact that through Russis's initiative
NH understanding between the great
powers was brought about at the begin
ming of the eastern crisis. This agree
nent was disturbed by the rejection OF
the Berlin memorandum, but it was
shortly afterwards restored on a basis
prepared by England. The powers at the
conference unanimously submitted their
demands to the Porte which declined
them. Prime Gor,schskof considers
that Europe, BY its united diplomatic &C
lion, has proved that it is deeply inter-
ested in the maintenance of peace in the
East, and recognizes that it will be its
duty, as we'll as its right, to CO.
operate tor that end on behalf
of the general interest. The Rus
sian Government being guided by
desire to maintain European accord
on the new phase of the Eastern ques-
ton, has, before coming to any decision
in the matter, instructed its represen.
tatives to ascertain for certain
what course the governments to which
they are accredited mean to pursue in
view of the refusal of the Porte TO &c.
cede to their unanimous wishes.
LONDON, February A telegram
from Bucharest says that another Turk
ish band has INVADED the Roumanisn
territory, and has been repulsed by the
frontier guard One OF the Turks was
killed and two taken prisoners.
LONDON, February A special to
the Standard from Frankfort says: A
treaty between Roumania and Russia
is on the point of coming into opera
ton. The Russian army received
orders on Saturday TO be prepared to
cross the Preith, if the Porte concen-
trstcs troops on the Dalmstls frontier.
LONDON, January A special from
Belgrade reports that the peace negotia.
,ions between the Servian agent aud the
Turkish ambassador at Vienna have been
broken off in consequence OF the Porte's
persistence in demanding guarantees, the
nature of which it refused to specify.
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FOR RENT.

7 OFFER THE FOLLOWING PRO. -
/ perty for rent, viz: The new and Gs.;
ltrge store room on northwest corner
Of Zai q street and orth Broadway,
Wheeling Island. II has an iron front,
French plate.glaSs windows, and fine
cellar under the entire building. Also,
dive ling above In same building, conta IL
ing four large rooms and hall, with water
and as throughout. Rent moderate and
POSSESSION given Immediately.
Also, the cottage frame house ON back OF
same lot, with four rooms and good cellar,
and hydrant In yard. Possession first OF
April.
The two fine store rooms, with resi-
dences above same, in the new building
on Main street, adjoining the property of
l.. V. Blond, and n short distance above
the new building OF the Peoples Bank.
These houses are built I'm the latest modern
style. Possession given on first of April.
Two rooms suitable for Offices, over
Schnepfs drup store Opera House corner
Possession at once.
The STORE room with dwelling bove, on
corner Of Main and Twenty -fifth gtreets
Cen re Wheeling. The store room con.
taInS handsome counter and shelving
suitable tor saloon. Possession given M
once.
Two brick tenements OH Main street
upper end of Nor h Wheeling. os,ession
at once.
For terms, &C., for any OF the above ap.
ply TO NJ. REILLY,
jal7a lp9and 1911 Main Street
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F0RTY.F0URIH CONGRESS
WAsHINeToN, February 8.
.,wrNr a -u-

The credentials Of Sen ator Davis, from
West Virginia, snd Senator Saunders,
FRONT ebrssks, were presented and fied.
The joint resolutions of the Minnesota
Legislature, in favor of giving bounty
for the destruction Of grasshoppers and
their eggs, were referred, instructing the
Committee on Appropriations TO report.
The bill making an appropriation Tor
the support of the government printing
office, was referred.
Mr. Hamlin reported bill authoriz-
ing the Postmaster General TO pay
the rent of the prem ses occupied by
postmssters OF the third class. Flacen
on calendar.
Mr.. Hsmlin also submitted an amend
ment to the postoffice appropriation bill,
appropriating $500, 900 for the steamship
mail service between San Francisco,
Japan and China for one year. and su-
thorizing contract with the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company for transport
ing monthly mail between the ports des
lsnsted. He also submitted an amend.
ment appropristing S25O,OOO from the
revenues of the postotfice to obtain
proper facilities from the great trunk
lines for the railway postoftice service
during the fiscal year ending June 80
1878. Referred.
The bill for the sale Of Fort Dallas
military reservation, in Oregon, was dis
cussed until the expiration of the morn
ing hour, when brief executive session
was held, followed by II recess until Mon
dsyssmorning.
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PERsoNALITIEs.-At q meeting Of the
directors OF the Central Glass Company
Saturday, w. H. Brinton, Esq, was
chose secretary.
BON. VIM. Z. ARNOLD is confined to
his room BY sickness.
Hon. B. F. Martin, of Taylor, and
judges Lewis and Hoffman of Clarks-
burg, returned home on yesterday.
Mr.. John P. Truschell is confined 10
his room, suffering from wound In the
foot, received some time ago by the scci-
dental discharge OF pistol.
Miss Lizzie Leazure, of Morgantown,
West Va, Is now visiting at the residence
OF Captain John Mcclure, on the Island.
Squire Hammer, who has been con
fined to his residence for some time past,
hes 30 far recovered as to be able to as
sumo the duties Of his Office.
The inimitatle manner in which Miss
Sallie Campbell enscted the part OF
"Msdam farley" at the Female College
entertainment on Friday night, has been
the source of general comment and ad-
mirstion ever since. The many inno-
cent and original wittIcisms which she
committed during the display OF her wax
figures kept the audience in roar Oh
laughter.
We learn that Mr.. Reuben BullarJ,
formerly of this city-and prior to his
departure for his home at Pomeroy
Ohio, was teller iii the Exchange bank
is to associate himself in the real estate
and insurance business with Mr.. w. Il
Peterson. Mr. Billiard has the energy
and ability TO make it q success.
Manager Hamilton returned from
Pittsburgh Saturday night, with the
Nick Roberts pantomime troupe booked
for the 18th.
We were informed yesterday that
Murphy, the temperance man who has
bewildered Pittsburgh, will make his ad
vent here either the preseLt or mex
week.
The following were among the arri
walls at the notels Saturday and Sunday
At the Grant-M. b. Cox, Philadei
phia; Ezekiel Ronar, Moundsvillei X
Robinson, jr., Point Pleasant; w. Ii
Britt, ittsourgh; Z. S. Youug, Balti'
more; George Alexander, Columbus, o
At the St. james, Miss Murdoch
Miss Blackford, Miss Clark, Washing
ton, Pa, John NJ. Long, ST. Joe, Mo
G. S. Peddicord Baltimore; Benz
Griffith, Holidays Cove; John kohn
Short Creek; j. w. Wickham, Huron
o.; R. S. Carr; Charleston; F. T. For
sythe, Baltimore; w. S. Smith, A. j
Dunn, Sandusky, o.
At the SLamm-John McGaw
Wyoming county; A. A. Gilfllan, Vol
cano; James Coyle, Louisville; VIM
Aiken, Coolville, o.; K. j Allen, Chi
csgo; K. w. Maupin, Moundsvllle; b
Ii. Mallory, Ciarlngton; w. 5, Riggs
w. Hamilton, ID. B, Tener, East Rich
land, o.; V. II. Rosenberg, Fairview
KY; F. p. Mccullough, Pittsburgh; Geo
Linnville, Washington county, Pa.
At the McClure-J. r. Thompson
Cincinnati; T. b. Jones, Philadelphia
Z. f. Jackson, Richmond; B. s. Bailey
Boston; Fling Haarfssger, Stockholm
Sweden; A. Kelley, Short Creek; b. j
Strong, Grafton; j F. Daton. Steuben
| Vile
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last even
ing showed 20 feet and rising.
The ONeal missed Saturdays trip In
consequence of the heavy tog.
the Mallie Rsgon departed for Park
ersburg Saturday.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
night before last, with one of the best
trips of the season.
The Granite State passed down yester-
day.
The Express is to-day's Parkersburg
packet.
The Marietta Tunes, of Friday, says:
The steamer Hudson on her down trip
Saturday night collided with the barges
of a tow-boat going up near Newport.
Nearly all the tenders on oLe SIDE OF the
Hudson were torn of, but she sustained
no serious injury.
The Phaetoh vii resume her regular
trips to day.
The Hudson left tor Cincinnati early
yesterday morning about IL hours late.
The river men are happy once more.
The committee appointed by the Coal
Exchange to visit Washington City to
secure a revocation OF the recent order
for the enrolment and licensing OF
barges and boats returned yesterday,
having successfully accomplished their
mission.-Httsburg Dispatch.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February 4.-Rlver Is
feet inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and cool. The ice is running out of the
Allegheny.
LOUISVILLE, February ,4.-Raining.
Down-Psrker, Memphis. Up-Fawn.
Cincinnati. River rising with feet 2
inches in the canal.
MEMPHIS, February 4.-River fell
2 feet. Weather clear mercury 81 de-
grees. Arrived-Msude, Vicksburg.
Depsrted-Thompson Dean, Cincinnati.
CAIRO, February 4.-Arrived-Idle-
wild, Evansville; Norton, Cincinnati;
Grand Lake, St Louis; Arkansas Belle,
Evansville. Departed .Idlewild, Ev-
snsville; Warner, st. Louis. River 90
feet 2 inches and falling. Weather clear;
mercury 46 degrees.
EVANSVILLE, February 4.-Westher
cloudy and raining; mercury SO to 46
and falling. River IA 40 feet and
falling. Down-Cons MillaI, Morning
Star, Thos Sherlock, Grey Eagle. Up
Chas. Morgan, Shinkle. Business active
ior Sunday, with large shipments.
VIcksBuRG, February 4.-River rose
three inches. Clear and pleasant
weather. Up-Psrgond and James
Howard at midnight Saturday; Bee and
barges at noon to-day; Silver at 4 p. NJ.
CINCINNATI, February 4.-River 10
feet inches, and rising. Cloudy
weather Andy Baum, Mem
phis
ST. LOUIS, January 4.-Arrived-City
Of Helena, Horsetail Bar, j. l.. Rhoads,
Pittsburgh. Departed-None. River
rising slowly, and but little ice is run.
ming. The Rhosds has been seventy.
five days out. The gorge at Chester.
Ills, still holds fast this morning, but the
river had risen 4 feet, and it was be-
lieved the ice would soon yield, and the
river be open TO CARO-. The Illinois has
risen two feet at Peoris, and that river
will undoubtedly be open this week. The
Missouri is open from Bonneville down.
1t is reported that the Utah has been
sunk by ice just above the steamer Gene
We've, but il is not confirmed.
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RELIGIOUS lNTELLIGENCg.-The
pleasant weather of yesterday broug ht
out the church goers in Inestimable num-
bers, and the churches were well at
tended.
The ordinance of baptism was admin
istered at the Disciples church after the
evening services.
The Rev. John Owens, of Allegheny
City, Pa, di, coursed at the Fourth Pres
byterian church.
At the Chapline street NJ. Z. church
the subjects were christian Missions"
and "The Truths of Christianity"
Among the revivals now in progress
in this vicinity are the following:
At the Scotch Ridge churci, Eta~
Martins Ferry, Rev. A. j. A!oN.,ler
officiating. Over twenty conversions
have been made
At the Methodist Episcopal church,
Martins Ferry, Rev. Mr.. Weir otici-
ating. Forty-elght conversions.
AT the Presbyterian church, near
Bridgeport, Rev. Day, the pastor of the
church, and Rev. Prlngle of Morristown,
officiating. Thirty eight conversions.
At Blackford's school house, near
Bridgeport, Rev. Lancaster, of this city,
officiating.
At the Methodist Episcopal church,
Bellaire, Rev. Hodgson officiating.
Rev. Chalfant has also commenced q
series of meetings in the Presbyterian
church at Martins Ferry, which promises
to be productive of great good.
At the Zane street Methodist Church,
the Rev. Mr.. Wilding preached an able
sermon in the morning At l04 o'clock,
the pastors sermon in the evening WAS
very atten.ively listened to by atull con-
gregstion. Mrs. Thatcher's six o'clock
prayer meeting was we'll attended by
the young people. The Sabbath School
lesson WAS very interesting. elijah
Ahab, or re uke to the untalthtul.'
was the subject, and was nicely
illustrated on the black board by
we'll executed crayon picture,
which was explained by Mr.. .. K
Elfrits in such simple manner that
the youngest child could comprehend
the ideas he intended to convey. Sena.
tor Jones then addressed the school FOR
twenty minutes in very able manner
All the scholars and their friends were
delighted with such an interesting SEES
sion of the school, The Hon. Eustace
Gibson, Speaker OF the House OF Dele,
gates, and Senator Chss +. Scott are ex.
pected to address the school on next
Sunday at 2 o'clock.
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TIE Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-
road Company will issue half fare tickets
to Wheeling on February 18th, and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will issue
half rate fares between Grafton
and Wheeling, and Evansville and
Wheeling, including sll intermediate
points. This will give chance Tor
persons desiring to witness the display on
Mardi Gras day, and will be an induce.
ment to come.
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Lynch Law tn Arkansas,

LITTLE Rock, February S.--The In
dicator publishes details of the lynching
In Stanley township OF F. j. Astor, few
days ago. Astor was taken from his
home, withou: clothes, by party of men,
and hung to tree. The reason for the
crime is unknown.
Theodore Tilton to-day, on motion OF
Judge Durham, of Little River county,
MAS invited to seat within the bar oi
the Lower House of the Legislature.
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TIE LOST CALUMET.-Cspt. Phil An.

TIE LOST CALUMET.-Cspt. Phil An.
schultz has made an examination Of the
hull lodged bottom side upwards, at
Madison, Ind. ssd pronounces 1t to be
that of the Calumet. There is abou.
three feet of water over it at the bow,
with the stern in deeper water. The
Shaft is shll in position, but nothing can
be told q to the condition OF the hull IN
ill after beng examined by 9 diver.
Captain AnschutE came here after Diver
Gairs. but found he had gone to the
sunken Pierrepont The hull lays be-
tween the Marine ways, where it was
built, and the starch mill.
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Etrem ems Strike.

LOUISVILLE. February s. The thirty
fremen OF the L., n. Il G. S. r. r. who
struck because of slight Increase of
work, having been succeeded by others,
sndeavored by violence last evening to
hinder their successors from running the
engines. They allied, and in future will
be severely dealt with by the authorizes
il caught.
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A VALUABLE FARM
ONTHE OHIO RIVER FOR SALE.

an THE OHIO RIVER FOR SALE.
l will, on the Ist day Of March. 1877.
offer my farm at public sale. The farm
consists OF two hundred acres, sixty-five
To seventy acres OF river bottom. The soil
OF both hill and bottom Is unsurpassed.
An apple orchard that hardly ever falls
OF seventy trees, besides about 400 young
trees just commencing to bear: had over
one hundred barrels this season Of the
finest kind Of apples. Coal, fire clay, and
the choicest building stone In abundance
and sy Of access. There IN on toe farm
a house Of nine rooms and kitchen. In
the latter Is the best OF spring water. Also
bank barn, sheep house, spring house,
coal and wood house, and also a small
vineyard and strawberry patch: about
one hundred young peach trees set In
orchard. will offer OR the same day two
thoroughbred Alleys, thr years old, and
one thoroughbred stud colt, yearling past,
and one stud colt two years old, one hlley
two years old, two very nice young short
horn Durham cows, one four and the
other three years old this spring. one OF
them fresh now and the other one " III be
In about ID month, together with - lot Of
household furniture. II farm l. sold VIII
sell the balance OF my stock, thr,e cows,
four calves, two horses, wagon and two
sets harness, two one-horse buggies and
harness, nine head Of shoats, one hundred
heal OF sheep, hay and grain, also grain
In the ground, and farming implements
OF various kinds. II the farm IL not sold
altogether, will offer IL In three different
lots No as 10 suit purchasers. 1t would suit
yery well for dairy arm, IA there Is the
best OF spring wafer, and lies opposite
Port Homer Station, three miles from
Fairyiew, tue county seat of Hancock
county, Yves Va. Churches and school
houses. one ~ each within mile My
reasons for wishing 10 sell: last fail lost
a son and daI ghter, and have but one soI
lsft with me. Amy one wishing Ia buy a
farm, and in good Toe ton, would de
well II ny. ~ expect 10 ~ II.
; ale to COtnUenc. At 10 clock 4. N.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
For further Information address
q W. CHAPMAN,
ja26egowt Fsirviey, Hancock Co., W. Va
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Warmers Mcclure House,

CORNER MARKET AND TWELFTH
u Streets, Wheeling, W. Va. The pro.
prietor OF this well known hotel, In T".
turning thanks for the very liberal pat.
ronage bestowed upon the Mclurc during
the three years OF his management, Legs
to inform everybody that having released
the house for II term OF year, he IL nov
prepared To entertain guests by the day.
we. X month or year, ut such rates as car
but prove satisfactory Ia his patrons. The
house IL the future, as In the past, will b,
conducted AZ the only recognized tiW
Glass Hotel In the city, and Its well "ntnf
ance OF public vor Is respectfully solicit.
ed. r. X. WARMER, proprietor
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MAsoUERADEs.-The following mas
auerades are announced:
Turner'S, ut Turner Hall, this Mon
day. evening, February 5th.
Sub Rosa Social Club, at Meloieon
Hall, Thursday evening, February 9Th
Fourth Ward Social Club, at Csroth
er's Hall, Friday evening, February 9Th
Mentedore Literary Society, at Neu'
hausens Hall, Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 9th.
A grand masquerade ball at Steuben'
rauch's Hall, South Wheeling, Tuesday
evening, February 18th.
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FOR RENT.

THREE NEW DWELLING HoUs- -
rs situated Oh the east side OF M:
Maiu street, between Twenty.third
and Tw nty-iourth streets. SAID houses
have all the modern Improvements, con-
tain six rooms each, have water and gas
throughout. For terms, &c, apply 10
J. X. McC0RTNEY, or
aeSDh G. II. CARNAHAN.
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ANSWERS TO CoRREsPoNDENTs.-Ei'-
tor Register-Dear Sir: Please answer
through your paper the following: Can
a man carry letter sealed past a post
Office, and deliver same without violat-
ing the post-office law; or is it necessary
to be enclosed stamped envelopef
A CONSTANT SUBSCRIBER
tit is violation of law for person
regularly employed on post route as q
public carrier of any kind, to carry q
sealed letter unless enclosed in q govern
ment" envelope. A special messenger
NAV be employed for that purpose, how
ever, at occasional times.-Ed.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

THREE STORY BRICK RESI- -
II dence containing seven rooms, Ga.
HALLS and cellar, located on Twelfth
street, between Byron and Jacob streets
Gas throughout Everything convenient
For further information enquire at liz
Twelfth street.
ia25b Mrs. ELIZABETH HAMILTON.
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FOR SALE ANDFoR RENT
FOR SALE.

WE HAVE TWO VERY NICE TWO
w story brick tenement houses on
TWENTY. fifth street, for sale. They ale
nearly new and in excellent repair. Eacn
contains four rooms and a kitchen, and
both have good cellars. Amy person de-
string a cheap dwelling hOu well located,
AID upon reasonable terms, Will do Well
To cali. For full particulars apply 70 the
undersigned at their office, No. llS6 Chap.
line street, Wheeling, W. Va.
CRACRAFT q COLE,
anrI5b Attorneys
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Mr.. JOHN HAwLKY, contra ctor, in
forms US that he has contracted to erect a
large residence for Mr.. j. ID. Culbertson,
on Main street, above Ninth, and thai,
MIR. A. j. Harry has contracted with him
to put up an "iron front" On Market
street
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For RENT.

ONETwo STORY FRAME HOUSE II
" with six 70 ms, on south Broad E s
way, near Ohio street. Water in the
house and good drainage TO same.
A cottage frame house with three rooms.
on Huron, adjoining Virginia street. APP
DIV to GEU. w. ECKHART, Jr.,
At National Bank OF West Virginia, or At
No. III Penn street. jaZh
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Damages Against q Railroad Com.
many,

DAYTON, o., February 4.-The jury in
the case of Savage against the Home
Avenue Railroad Company, of this city,
returned q verdict OF $500 for the
plaintiff. Savage is an inmste of the
Soldiers Home. While riding on the
train Misunderstanding arose between
him and the conduc.or-he declined TO
pay his fare and was put of the train,
and his leg broken in the act.
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TIE tunnel on the Wheeling and Lake
Erie railroad, near Pine Grove school
house, is now driven in about sixty feet.
an we understand that Messrs. Conner
and Akin are hurrying it up at the rate
of six feet per dsy.-Smith6eId inde.
pendent.
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FOR SALE

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
d Wheeling Island; price from 800 to
money required in cash. The residue may
be paid annually in i've equal install.
ments, with interest. Apply 10
JOHN y. GILCHRIST,
oc2Oh At Top MIL.
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US. MARSHAL HALL made another
effort to sell the Hempfeld railroad yes
terdsy, but could not get enough bid on
it. The sale was then adjourned until
the thirteenth of Msrch.-Pitts. Drs.
patch.
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A QUERY.-Editor Register: Please
ask the city officials upon what grounds,
and where they get the law to dis
charge city prisoners from the custody
Of the jailor OF Ohio county, on the eve
Of the city election from four TO six
days before the election takes place.,
with promise Of gettirg their votes. [
respectfully ask an answer.
FAIR PLAY.
We are not responsible for, nor do we
always concur IN the views Ok cores
pondents, bat are willing that masters
Of public interest be fully discussed, and
If . wrong be perpetrsted, that it be
brought TO Eght.-Ed.
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BOOKINGS
Compound syrup Of BLACK
SnakerOOt.
SOLD AT
Edmund Bookings
PH A R M A CY.
PH A R M A CY.
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.

las OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
Elijah Marling' sr" In the \yr,n.".pH
VS.. Ourt al hrr. ll.
John Robrecht, ct nj. In rhsncery
By decree of the Municipal CnUlt OF
Wheeling, made on the > ia day ui Nr,.
ember. 1876 the above cau'c was r,i I'D
TO one OF the omm issionerS oi sail Ga
TO ascertain and report
l., What real estate the defendant John
Robrecht, owns, and what real est. lie
owned at the date OF compIainantS 'UiS.
ment.
2. The liens upon the real STATE. % .uy.
so owned by the defendant, John h,h.,,hl
and the amounts ami prtoriti.s tErl,.
3. Any matters deemed pertinent co. ur
Commiss mel. or that he may h requested
by any OF the partiest thee IL" 60 I"pOrt.
Notice Is hereby given that viii. gu
Thursday thes h day February lfIa
my ONCE, Nc. % Twelfth street, Whrc-ug,
w. Va. proceed tn make up AN ace unl q,
the matter In said decree required 10 BE-
repo. ted, and TO prepare rerort Thereof,
l.. y. JORDON,
Commissioners OF Municipal Court.
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