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CAPTAIN MITCHELL HAULS Down HIS
COLORS.-A special from Annapolis. January
20, says: Capt. LemueI Mitchell surrendered
yesterday the Mamie Merryman to Comman
der IlmmOnS, of the Leila. The SlOOp was re-
moved from Spa creek 10 the mouth OF the city
dock, and left in charge of Julius Wharmcasle
late steward of the Merryman. The Leila left
Annapolis this morning. Andrew ConrOy is
thought by his attendant in Jail to be weaker.
He passed considerable blood this morning
and continues to suffer great pain, and takes
little nOuriShment. His lower limbs are vet i'm
a paralyZed condition.
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lAnuSennenlS.

National IheGter.-MisS Maggie Moore and
MI J. Z. VIII hanson Will begin an engagement
inns evening III the American drama Struck
on. written expressly for them. and in which
they have appeared i'll various parts of the
world. Miss Williamson assumes the role of
Lizzie" and Mr.. Williamson that of John
Stafel.' They are artists of great dramatic
dorSements from other cities where they have
appeared.
FORTS opera HOuSe.-The famous Uncle
Toms Cabin combination from New York
appear here this week. Their version of the
play was performed by them 15j times in New
York. Mr.. &. c. Howard is known to have no
equal Ill the role of ''TOpSy.' One hundred
freedmen, appear in the plantation scene,
among whom are some excellent dancers
banjo players, singers, and negro comedians.
The characters i'll the play are in the hands of
those who can do them full Justice. w.
Lincoln HdU.-COl. II. G. IngersOll will to-
night deliver here his much-diScuSsed lecture
on = Ghosts" There will undoubtedly he a
large audience present
FDUndFU NE. Cbureh.-Lecture tomorrow
night by Secretary Thompson on Personal
recollectiOnS of deceased statesmen
Lincoln HGU.-Seyenth lecture in the Y. NJ
I: A course to morrow evening by Prof. But
Ter. Subject: HASH
Vermont Arenue Christian Charch.-Iec-
lure tomorrow evening by A. NJ WaddelI. of
North Carolina: the first lecture of a Star
and Maury.'' 0'''
Curtis School Building, Georoet1pp-Aunt
ROXY BaSsettS Singing SkewI" which has
uenshled so many Washington people. will
Keep III Georgetown two evenings this
ton Me. church will participate i'm the exer.
ciSSS. See alyt. S ~~i
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4 BRUTAL ASSASSINATION.-JackS Snow an
old and much respected citizen Of Allen coun-
ty, Ky. was approached by an unknown party
Tuesday night and his head split wide open
with an axe, causing instant death. He was
sleeping in Il room by himself. and his wife
bance. and came to his relief almost instantly,
but the murderer had gone. Snow was poor.
and the cause of the terrible affair is un-
known - 49,
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FIRST BLOOD FOR TILDEN-A start has at
last been made in the suits against Gov Til
den before Judge BatchfOrd. There are nine
counts OF the Indictment. and to each there is
demurrer. The first count was for s., 900 tax
Tor lo6l-62. Mr.. NanderpOol argued that the
laws passed about that time were recognized
as necessary war measures. and annullei the
law requiring the payment of income tax in
that year Judge Blatchford sustained the
demurrer, giving Gov. Tiden the first victory.
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The STORE to buy the cheapest dry goods
Carriers, l07 Market Space; beautiful calico
AZ: beautiful dress goods only Is; pure wool
white blankets $50; all of black silks and
cheap. This store for rent. Carter's, 7O7 Mar
ket Space.-Adrt
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TO LEARN HOW TO DO 1T.
REID IND HEED WHIT
SAVE I
YOUR |
HAIR:l


HAIRS: FOLLOWS,
SAVE YOUR HAIR.-The laws OF Health and
Longevity demand it, the customs of social life re-
qulre 1t. The matter is of great Importance in
every way.
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR.--It is the surpass-
compensation.
CULTIVATE YOUR HAIR.-For by no other
means can it he saved and beautihed.
LYONS
KATHAIRON,
discovered thirty five years ago by Prof. Lyon, of
for preserving and identifying the hair, Besides
being the best hair dressing ever pro.
prsveSt srayness and Viii I'LL pSs1 weIy
hair to bald heads, if the roots and foicles
are not destroyed. 1t actually performs these
Fair Specimen - / had been entirely bald for
several years. constitutional, suppose. used
few bottlesOf kathairon, and, my great surprise
L. D0RRANGE, q. S: AZ In every important SM
respect the katbairOn is absolutely incomparabe.
It is unequaled: Ito Cure Badness ITO Re-
Dress and Reautify the Hair. BEAR IN MIND
The kathairon is no sticky paste of sulphur and
to paint and daub the hair and para
lotion, intended to restore the hair by Natural
growth and refrigeration. II is splendidly per-
S poiet dsfsng
complete without Lyons Katharon.
SOLD EVERYWHERE. ian14-m.w,f,1y
COUNTRY SAUSAGE, SCRAPrLE, &c., can
~ be had 1t No. 4O8 Center Market, between 5th
and 9th north side, and 4O8 Mon thern Liber.
~ market. j. HOFFMAN SMITH. aoy2-3m'
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DEEDS IN FEE have been fled as follows
!: SEdwaras ct al, trustees, to Mary r.. Archer.
s,osi, part lots ! and IS, So. 76l: FW Jones,
Jackson. and others addition to Georgetown ;.
Laura Barnard TO J.C.Heald, sl,4iO. lot As. sd
80; HYDE \ Glover. trustees to S.C.Neale.
S1,Ip1 part II, So. 81: CIV. Burgess to Us.
to B. .Smitl and S.H. Wimsatt, 5000. lots IS
10 Oh, sub. So. 20; L.S.Chapman and D.Darby
thompson 10 same, s., same property: w.
So. Us; Warner and Rohrer trustees to same
sou, west half LOT Is, So. 2S: B.H. Warner to E.
A. Mclntire. eco lots l07 and los, So. 623 !;
go; Oh. Elliot to W.J.Warren,' 8, lots 10
and III. ~. ISL; W.J.Warren to E.R Elliot,
s., same property.
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,


For the middle atlantic states, cloudy, fog
Fy weather and light rain. followed by clear
ing weather. variable winds. shifting TO colder
BOTthwPSteTly. and falling. followed by rising
barometer
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AB@ He'll has become such common talk that
even its warmeSt champions now take very
little comfort III it Boston Post
"a man in HarOm, n. H.. has sued the
dllatory lover OF his daughter for 800 for room
rent, fuel and lights during four years of court
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MEDICAL. &c.

Mks: L. NJ, N: , PPREEGE, Nd, ladies Phust-
Complaints" 81 a bottle. Consultation free and
NV. i19-IS*
& ATIsFACTION.'' A positive cure: 81 per
- bottle; Prepared according to the original
formula 10y DR.. Darby. at lis Az St.. corner Penn
savanna avenue. Consultations free. j1S-1m*
nR. w. MORTH'S treatment of FemaIe Dis
ments., Excessive Discharges, Morbid O 6struc-
1Ts @s m 'th st: nv Co1sutation Tree
day evenings O'Clock. iI7-6l*
&50 REWARD IF DIR. BROTHERS FAILS TO
- cure any case OF Female Weakness Irregular.
Office 9Oe B st. s.w., opposite Smithsonian 1S-aW;
u EASES sfEEDiEY Z RE HHEAS bE Dis
THE and GRAY are the only Physicians in
Nervous Debility, Impotency, Lost Vigor. and ali
diseases Sn 81 dmprIdsnee from whatever cause.
scnian Institution. o. Dc "'' 'pp00''G i1 on.'
nR: LEON, The Oldest Established and only Re-
liable Ladies, Physician In the City, can be
a. Female Ssmpalnts quickly cured 20 ones snd
~ specialist in the city. He guarantees perma.
nenf and speedy cure in the shortest time possible
and ill,treated cases speciality. A thorough cure
or no charge. Separate consulting rooms sos 9Th
uW Il
DE: RICoRD's ESSENCE OF LIFE restores
~ man manhood and the vigor OF youth to the most
ever cause arising. Failure impossible. Beware OF
advertisers who offer so-called Free Prescriptions
that are useless, and finally prove ruinouSfy e1.
pensive. Whatev er has merit must cost fair price
Is per case. Sent by express anywhere. Sole Agent
Dr. JOS; JACQUES, 7 University Place. New
YORK. Druggists supplied. je27-1y
SrECIAL. NOTlCE.-Dr. ROBEKTSON can be
- consglted every "Wednesday and Saturday at his
PM, on all diseases of the Urinary Organs and
Nervous Diseases, VIZ: Organic and Seminal Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, Imp0tency, Premature De-
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DimnesS of Sight or Giddiness, Indigestion, &C.
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strictures and Syphilis quickly cured. DR.. r. is
native OF Baitmore, with u years experience in
OF his city: visits Washington every Wednesday
and Saturday. Persons in need OF medical treat.
ment for any Of the above diseases, viii find it to
their interest to call upon him, who win insure
honorable and scientific treatment and cure guar
anteed In every case he undertakes. viii refer his
patrons to any OF the leading physicians of Balt.
more, and show letters of testimonials from the
same Call or address above, or to 10 South Eu-
Jaw street. Baltimore. mar2O-1y
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THE FAILURE OF COAL STOCKS to rise re-
SponSlVely to the announcement that Il COM
blnatiOn was formed. brought out the intell
Sence yesterday that while the compact has
been agreed upon i'll all its details, and work
ingS under it have been begun, the agreement
itself has not been signed by the companies
representatives. through fear. rumor has if. of
an Injunction from a New York court or legis-
lati0n at Albany. If such be the reason, it is
evidence in itself of crOOkednesS on the part
OF the cOmpanieS.-tN. Y. sun.
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u and Surveying Instruments, No. SO b and LIST
f hs,. s:w;s fronting Capitol Park. have added
hand full line Of Opera Glasses, Fie and Marine
Gasses Spy Glasses, Spectacles in gold and steel
We keep only nrst-class goods I'm stock. Every
artlcie manufactured or sold BIZ US Is fully war
1sAteo 70 % as represented. d2l-1mr
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Imusemepfs. &C. Toni

National Thedter.-'' Struck OIL
Opera HOUSE. L ncle Toms Cabin
Lincoln RoH.-LectuTe by r. g. IngersOll
Gil Ghosts
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To PASS TINE PLEASANTLY one should visit
the superb Billiard Rooms of Miller q Jones,
occupying the entire 'front.' NATIONAL Theater.
tAdft.
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PEAD:
READ READ:
CARPETS LESS THAN COST
FOR CASH.
READ 3!

Good Tapestry Brussels, IS cents,
very best Tapestry Brussels, 81.
Hemp, 12h cents.
1ngrains, so cents.
Good Ingrains 40 cents.
Better IngrainS so cents,
Heavy All.wOOl Ingrains, Is cents.
very best Lowell and Hartford Iugrains, 80 cts.
A few pieces slightly damaged by steamer frem
This is a rare chance to get Carpets cheaper than
they have ever been sold, and will continue but
snort time, In order to reduce stock before taking
inventory.
w. W. BURDETTE CO..
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BOOKS AND STATIC merry

BOOhS AND STATIC merry
FIHE BOOKS OF THE PERIOD,
l., Money: Francis 4. Walker. 81 90
New England Federalism, $500 to 1876 Henry
Adams 90
suplee FItICn on llt studyof " ord>. ...... I 10
an HIinsIach de roma, 1915. 90
struction Of Machines. vol ?: Wes6sck.... 6 M
Elements OF Geology; Joseph LO CJnte. ..... 4 90
RonfRlceS OF the East (NOuVelleS A SiatiourSl
IloH The French. ..,...,....................,, GO
The Last Years of Daniel Webster: O. w CuT-
It's; Doc. The Wolf at the Door: No Name Series.
ment; 25c. The Sarcasm of Destiny: 81 80. Sonpv
Musgraye; Mrs. 0liphant; 40c. Jewel Of a Girl;
35c. GerTit Smith, a Biography: %. r. Frothing,
ham: s.. %. Biology: Dr. Charles Letouruea1.
81 20. Tribune and Church AlmanacS: 25c,
Fancy Baskets and Wall Pockets az 20 per cent.
Of our popular prices
S0LOMONS & CHAPMAN
lanlS-tr 81 Pennsylvania are,
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A REPLEvTN SUIT FOR An ALLEGED GAMB-
LING OIIFIT.-TO-day MeSsrS. W. A. Cook and
I'D. Williams fled a suit in repleyin ia the
n LIME OF f. A. Darden agt. Manville Austin
Sn IL Nd NJ metropolitan police, fifth precinetj
r. al Wy M Loiio@ing described property. which
nLm 9l,:IIWO plain covered tables one cover
TO- 40 .aoie nsgredone table with wheel attached.
a.les ISuhn center tables, 1,5O0 ivory checks
assoIteG, one covered board with card nat
terns-the value OF which Is laid at SO ,Ffhis
morning deputy marshal went 10 fba fiftb
pitclnct station house to serve the writ. bnt
The chips removed. We All"
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ONLY fifty cents a bottle for LodHle,s Head.
ache Specific Cures Nervous and Sick Head
ache in the short space of twelty minutes
Large bottles 30 cents.
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II EFT-OFF CLOTHING. BOOTS. sHoEs.
II Hats, Watches, Pistols, Jewery, &C., can Be
900 foI the highest cash price. Gents Clothing
oSReelauy desired, for which tho extreme value
YIN belPaid, BY calling on or addressing HERZOG,
s I'D u street northwest Orders promptly sttende6
w oepl.u
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KATHAIRON,

~ be had ut No. 4O8 Center Market, between 7th
and 9th sts, lnorth side, and 4O8 Northern Liber.
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MRS. L. NJ. PREECE, ND, Ladies Phvst-
Nl ctgn. has the Great Regulator OF Female
ComPatntS." 81 bottle. Consultation free and
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SEVENTH LECTURE
~ IN: {; A. COURSE.
Prof. BCTIER Of " iSCon<in. on s.HJSH"
In Lincoln Hall. TUESDAY EVENING. January
cd at 8 O'Clock. Reserved seats at Y. VI. c. A.
rooms without extra charge. Sustaining menu
hershp tickets admit free. Other admissions %
cents. il9.3f
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-27

The Washington correspondent of
the Wheeling Register says of Mr..
Kenna's speech on the currency:
Mr.. Kenna's speech was very care
fully prepared one, showing great
research and labor and thorough
mastery of the most intricate sub
ject now before Congress. His was
an able effort, directed against the
money power and in behalf Of crush.
ed industries and the laboring class.
He opened his remarks by saying
that he went further in his "mad-
ness" than the "silver lunacy," to
which Mr.. Chittenden had just al
luded. He reviewed the financial
legislation Of the country, calling at
tention to the various acts which
had been passed in the interest Of
government securities. Summing
up upon these propositiones he said:
First. The bonds payable in cur
rency had been bought for fifty cents
on the dollar,
Second. The contract had heen re-
pudiated and they had been declared
payable in coin.
Third. The contract was again re-
pudiated and they were declared pay
able in gold.
Fourth. The panic of 1878 and
kindred results Of financial legisla-
ton had paralyzed business, annihi-
lated values, and laid PROSTATE the
bleeding industries of the country.
He then proceeded to point out
the manner in which the Resump-
ton act, passed under those circum.
stances, had affected the country.
Turning then to the remedies, he dc.
manded a repeal of the Resumption
act; the reconciliation of silver; the
abolition of the National Bank sys.
tenn and the attaching of the full
legal tender quality to the grecnbacks,
Mr.. Chittenden, from Brooklyn,
had just denounced the silver bill as
defusion. A striking point in Mr..
Kenna's speech was tie reading Of 4
dispatch Of the day before from New
York, in which il was announced
that in Hoboken, only across the riv.
er from Mr.. Chittenden's district,
three thousand people were suffering
for food,
Mr.. Kenna struck u new path in
this much.oxplored wood. His speech
was especially directed TO legislation
upon this subject that the Banking
and Currency Committc now have
under discussion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-27
ACampaIgn Islander.

When DR.. r. V. Pierce was u can
didatc for State Senator, his pOliti-
cal opponents published a pretended
analysis of his popular medicines
hoping thereby to prejudice the poo.
pie against him, His election by an
overwhelming majority severely re-
bukod his traducers, who sought to
impoach his business integrity. No
notice would have been taken Of
these campaign lies were it not that
some of his enemies land every sue.
cessful business man has his full
quote of enyious rivals are ropub.
fishing these bogus analyses Nu-
morous and most absurd formulas
have been published, purporting to
come from high authority; and IL is q
significant fact that no two have
been at all alike-conclusively prov.
ing the dishonesty Of thoir authors,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-27
THURSDAY THE 2Ist DAY OF
MARCH, ISIS.

the following real estate referred TO in said
two DEGREES, situate i'll and near the town
OF West Columbia, Mason County West
Virginia, one tract Of Sd acres; one truct
of l00acres, all the coal and other miner
ais under tract OF l00acres. All the coal
and other minerals in and under another
tract OF $50 acres. y tract OF land known
as the Downing tract, containing % acres.
4 tract OF land containing so acres. One
tract known as the "Newman tract" con-
tanning lS9 acres. One tract OF land con-
tanning 10 acres One tract containing 30
acres, excepting from said tract certain lots
heretofore sold by Michael, Hall and Me-
Culloch to Harpold, Sherman, Kirby, KEEL
ley and Steele; and excepting Furthermore
from the last described tract, lin addition
to the streets us laid down upon the plat Of
OF the town OF West Columbia! all OF the
town lots on said plat and included in the
said last described tract, except the lots on
said plat, designated by the following
numbers, viz: 3, !, ., $, 10, Is, 10, 20, %, i6,
IS, 81, 50, SO, 81, 5S, 80, 60, 81, 62 G3 "a, G5,
6, o., GS, 49, 10, Il, ~, 73, "A, 20, 70, Il, rs,
10, so, 81, 50, Stand 81. One tract contain
ing II acres, which three last named tracts
OF land are known us the Stephens lands
and Include the salt furnace, store, buildingf
tools, implements, railways, entry cars,
salt wells, engines and other fixtures and
property appertaining TO and belonging to
the West Columbia Salt Furnace, now the
Crescent City Salt Furnace. Also lots 10l,
lO2, 1903 and 104, in the town OF West Col
umbia, also the bank between the said
four lots aud the Ohio river, but not the
street. Also lot No. 81 in said town. Also
lots numbered, q, Z, IL, 10, 1l3, ia, il5,
llG, 12l and 1913, all in said town OF West
Columbia, Also lots No. | and . in said
town. For more full and complete de-
scription Of the several tracts OF land and
town lots hereinbeforo mentioned, refer
ence may he had to Decd Of Trust from
the West Columbia Coal and Salt Compa.
ny, to Russell Sturgis and james II. Young,
recorded in Deed Book No. 10, folios 272 TO
2S2 inclusive, and In Mason County Court
Clerks Office, 10 deed OF Trust from tho
Crescent Coal and Salt Company, TO +. II.
Walcott and q. w. Gerard, recorded IN
Trust Decd Book No. /, folios $50, &C., in
said County Court Clerks Office.
And the Commissioners under the pow.
crs conferred by said DEGREES, reserve the
right to offer the property in different par.
cells, or lots, and as q whole, and to sell In
the manner which shall produce the larg.
est price.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-27
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
GOSIISSIONER'S SALE OF 5sl
ACRES OF LAND.

Tn Pursuance OF the terms Of decree Of
the Circuit Court OF Mason county, rem
dered in the cause OF Ann Hddleys. Eliza
beth Carton, ct. ais. in Chancery, at the
October term, 1917, shall sell IS! acres OF
land situate ON the headwaters OF Three
Mile Greek, in Mason county, subject to
the dover right of Elizabeth Carton in l0l
acres OF said land, set apart tn her by the
Commissioners of Partition In said suit.
Said sale will be at public auction at the
front door OF the Court House, on the 2Sth
day OF March, 1878, upon the following
terms. One-thirl cash in hand, and the
balance in one and two years, taking from
the purchaser bond with good security
bearing interest from day of sale, and re-
tanning the title as further security.
W. II. ToMI.lNS0N,
feb. 90-lw. Special Commissioner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-27
ALaRd Fraud.

We Yesterday noticed on record in
the County Clerks's Office an impos-
ing looking plat of a tract OF land,
nut down as the Chambers tract
Il embraces 81, 900 acres, divided in
to 800 acre lots, which are numbered
In order, as according to survey
The plat is recorded in connection
with some twenty-five or thirty deeds
made by one G. b. Merrick, Of Chica-
60, Ills, in 1874, conveying certain
lots in this tract to various parties,
Merrick claiming to hold title from
Chambers. Some Of these convey.
ances were made in consideration OF
capital stock in mail City" insur-
ance company Of Wheeling, and pro.
badly formed part Of that wild cat
concerns capital" or assets" 9th
ers of the deeds state a consideration
of large amounts Of money, though,
of course, it does not follow that these
sums were actually paid. The land
is represented to lie on the waters of
Thirteen and Eighteen, and proba-
bly, extends over the site Of jackson
c. II. OF course the whole thing is
fraud. There is no such land in
Jackson county. Whether the deeds
mentioned were the contamination
Of a swindle, or preparatory to one,
We don't say; but it was q pretty large
fraud if it was successful. That
somebody is still working at this
thing is surmised from the fact that
the clerk has recently received letters
from parties asking him about some
Of the deeds. The parties neglected
to state whether they had been swim
Idled or whether they wanted TO swim
die somebody else, but we're apparent
Iy willing to pay literally for the
right kind of information. Ii they
wanted a particular kind of informa.
ton and couldn't use any other kind
in their business, they approached
the wrong man when they applied
TO Mr.. Armstrong.
We mention this as as ample Of the
many Virginia land frauds, which
we had supposed had about played
out, as it is dodge that has been ex-
posed in the papers many times
But some people don't read the pa
pers, and there are doubtless still vic
tins ready and anxious to be caught.
This particular bogus tract is doubt
less well known to people here, but
it may still be bought and sold in
other parts of the country for all we
know. If the local press would VEN
tilate such frauds as they come to its
knowledge the market would soon be
spoilt and the people at home saved
some annoyance occasionally.
OF course there are all sorts Of titles
in West Virginia us well as anywhere
else, but with the exercise of the
amount of discretion that a man or
dinarily exercises in buying a horse,
no one need to be afraid 10 buy West
Virginia land. We may remark,
though, in a general way, that Chi
cago is a poor place to buy jackson
county land.-Haald.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-27
Monday, the 18th day OF March,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALU.
ABLE FARM.

DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust, executed
ID to the undersigned Trustee, by A. ],
Plants on the 18th day Of June, 1874,
which said deed is duly recorded In this
Mason County Court Clerks Office, in
Trust Deed Book No. 2,.folios 42l, &C., to
secure to George Thornton, z. c. Miller
and q. P. Simpson, the payment Of certain
notes therein described, al bearing even
date with said deed, with interest from
date, for $l05.lS, SIS aud ST5 respectively,
and being requested by the holders Of said
notes, to make sale OF the property in said
Trust Deed mentioned, default having beOn
made in the payment thereof, i shall pro.
coed to sell by way OF public auction, At
the front door Of the Court House, OF Mason
county, on Msnday the 18th day OF March,
1878, the land mentioned and described in
said Trust Deed, lying in Cooper District,
containing 100 acres; said land is partly
improved with thrifty young orchard and
has thereon all necessary buildings. TILE
good. Terms OF sale, cNsh.
JNo. L. TIATAlS, Trustee
feb. l3-iw.