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The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-30
ORDER NIsI.

IN THE MATTER OF THE TRUST ESTATE OF
JOHN W. CALDWELL.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County In Equity.
No. 8S2, DIS.
ORDERED, This 14th day of February,
N/in the year eighteen hundred and seyentyeight
that the sales made and reported by Hansen aines
Trustee for the sale of the real estate of
we'll, be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown before the tn day of
April next; provided, copy of this Order be inserted
in newspaper published in Cecil county once a
week before the Goth day OF March next.
The Report states the amount of sales to he si2790
A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy test, A. W. MITCHELL,
Feb l6, 1S1S-1m Clerk.
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Meetings Of County Commissioners.

TTyHE regular meetings of the County Commissioner
i will be held the second TUESDAY of every
month.
Persons having claims against the County will please
file the in tho COMMISSIONER Office, with legal
voucher; account will be allowed not properly
chargeable to the same.
Collectors and others having accounts to be stated
settled will apply the Clerk during the of the
Board. By Order
l. F. VANARSDALE Clerk
Commissioners of Cecil County
De Il. 1917
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-30

rs With what complacency must the
lady who uses GLENN's Sulphur Soap glance
at her mirror, for there she sees reflected a
complexion devoid of blemish. This peer
less purifier may be relied upon to remedy
all skin irritations. Sold by all druggists
HILLS Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
brown, 80 cents. [4ol
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-30
A Stitch in the Back

Is caused by sudden wrenching of the
spine, and produces violent and acute
pains, making it very difficult for the
person to move. 1t should not be neg
lected, as the curvature Of the spine is
often brought OH by neglect of this cem-
mon complaint,
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Burns and Scalds.

This Liniment has proved itself to be
one of the best remedies ever used for
Burns and Scalds. Its quickness i: allie
waiting pain when applied, gives it great
superiority GveE all o;her preparations.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-30

.B-I 1t is when man is carrying pound
of honey on one arm, and bag of eggs on
the other, and leading bulldog by
string, and attempts to brush fly off his
ear, that he feels no man can be an expert
in all things.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-30
Sore Throat and Quinsy.

The causes which usually induce Sore
Throat are those which give sudden
check 10 perspiration, and thus obStruct
Natures regular work, quickly producing,
in consequence, an infammatory condi-
ton which, involving the tonsils, and
rapidly spreading over the whole mucous
membrane of the fauces will cause Quinsy.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-30
Frosted Feet.

The Roman Liniment has proved effect
ual in all cases where il has been properly
used. No instance is known where it
has failed in giving immediate relief.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-30
Toothache.

This painful and snnoyiag complaint
Is inatantaneously cured by the applica-
ton of the Liniment.
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liberated Sores.

The healing and purifying qualities of
KELLER's LINIMENr render it the best
article for the speedy and saie cure of
liberated sores.
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Neuralgia.

This excruciatinglv painful disease is
instantly relieved and rapidly cured by
the continued application of this Lini-
ment
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Price, Fifty Cents a Bottle.
NOTICES., &c.

-ATTENTION
A LII Soldiers who were wounded in the
\ U. s. Service; the Widows, Brothers and Sisters
Children Of those who died in the from
disease contracted in the service and having since died
should present their claims at once, limitations will
in short time cut them out altogether.
JOHN Z. WILSON. Agent,
Mar 2, ls7S-2w Elkton Md.
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inflammation of the Breast.

This distressing complaint may be
cured, or entirely prevented by the timely
Use of this remedy. 1t has never failed,
when applied at the commencement, or
before the gathering takes place.
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kElLER7S
Roman Liniment

Never fails to give satisfac-
ton, and, as u domcs tic
remedy for man and beast, it
is incOmparably superior to
any Of the sO-called family
liniments, salves, etc, as a
single trial will convince all.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-30
Horse and Cattle Lotion

it is Invaluable to Farmers, Express Com
panies, Stage Proprietors, well appointed
Livery Establishments, and all who own
or use Horses and other Stock, immedi-
ately relieving and curing
Spavins, Foot Rot in Sheep,
Ring Bone, Foundered Feet,
Bruises. Corns,
Cracked Heels, Flesh Wounds,
Bprains, Calls of all Kinds,
Scratches or Grease Poll Evil,
Sores, Splint,
Collie, Fistula,
Lameness, Sitfast,
And many other Diseases.
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Weakness of the Ankles and
Joints.

Strains and chronic pains, cold and ex-
ternal injuries, are the chief causes of this
complaint The muscles are relaxed, in
many cases making it difficult to move.
By free use of this Liniment certain
cure will be effected. Asa
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-30

Us When doctors disagree apothecaries
are happy.
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E0.b,naton,. TnGnlsbed Monument.

A calculation was made, several days
ago, for the purpose Of ascertaining how
long It would take the small number Of
men whom Colonel Casey, The sGpcrih.
tendent Of Public Buildings and Grounds,
has put TO work finishing up tho WASH
ingtou National Monument, to complete
the Job, and It was found that It would
take Just two hundred and fony.one
years. It really seems surprising that this
unfortunate monument always meets with
bad luck. It looks now as II the only way
10 ever have tho monument completed Is
10 give tho work out TO some con-
tractor, and require him TO have II
finished in given number OF
years. Ton men, in three weeks,
could do more work than the whole crowd
that has been drawing pay OUT tho mon
ument fund for the past twenty years. Il
has long been n disgrace 70 tho country,
and Il IL time that Il was completed or torn
down. There Is no lack Of money 10 finish
II, and when the present amount Is used
up, there will bOplenty, moro forthcoming
What the public demand, however, "a that
something In the way OF finishing up the
monument be done, beside supporting n
half dozen fellows who arc worthless al
anything, except drawing pay. People
will find ont in the next hundred years,
that It Ia u bad investment, besidcs being a
ieariully slow one, " put any kind Of pub.
lie work IN the hands Of army officers
Warrington litter h hs Ha1tdra Tina.
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Lake" Kcnple.

WESTON, Nov. 4, 1873.
Corre'poudenceOt the IatelIIgencer
Weston was honored yesterday and to-.
day. We have had two live Bishops
Peterkinand Kain-and yourgcnial towns.
man Mr.. Jacob Kemple. On Sunday lagt
at the solicitation OF several gentlemen,
Mr.. Kemple delivered very able temper.
ancc lecture at the Presbyterian Church.
The lecturer had Gno audience, and ar.
quilted himself well. II was the universal
verdict that "Jake" Is not only fluent
speaker, but an interesting, sensible lee.
turer. This Monday afternoon Mr.. KEN.
pie, at tho request OF Or. Camden, deliver.
cd lecture at tho Asylum, and won the
hearty thanks Of the unfortunates there.
This evening he rendered his inimitable
lecture in our Town Hall, to as good an
audience as ever assembled In Weston.
His "hits' wero splendid, and created I'm.
bounded mcrriment Financially, also,
tho lecture was success.
II Wheeling wants to make friends out
this way, she cannot send better roprc.
sentative than Jacob KempIc.
LEWIS,
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TEXAS has an uncnviablc reputation for
the slight esteem in which human life is
held within its borders, and correspon.
dent OF the St. Louis Globe Democrat, who
has been n citizen OF the State for ten
wears, thinks that there have been over
1000 murders, ninc-tenths Of them delib-
erate and cold. blooded, since the war, and
that they are continuing ut the average
rate of 10 or 90 n week. The cause is not
far to seek, when 1t is known that justice
is farce in the courts Of the State, where
only some half.dozen have been sentenced
TO death in twice as many years, because
they had no money with which to pur'
chase immunity for themselves. Most
Of those sent to the penitentiary
have also been quickly pardoned
out, and between the laws laxity and
DELAY and the ease with which murdcrers
can find witnessed and juries to declare
them not guilty, the tribunals OF justice
have fallen into contempt. With few
honorable exceptions, the press is said to
have treated the assassin as II he was a
hero instead of criminal, and the clergy's
chief concern too often seems to have been
not to warn the people against the she'd
ding Of innocent blood, but to give the
murderer passport into heaven il he hap
pen to reach the scaffod. The corrcspon-
dent rightly concludes that it is time to
use earnest efforts in all directions to cult
yate better sentiment in regard to the
sacredness of life, and for the strict en-
iorccment of the penalty when it is will
fully taken.
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ROUGH TINES AHEAD IN EUROPE.
Bi.mnrch Badgcrcd on All Sales.--future
ofthc BERLIN Treaty.

Letter from Edward King to the Boston Journal.
p,p,s Oc,oher 14.-Prince Bismarck
.o,,.Io,, .bo Erorch bv h;s re.
severely "ou'i"e" 't''
marks, in his late speech, upon llle sum
mary manner in which they dealt with
tho Commune at il 10 be hoped," SAYS
'"' c , ii. .u,,,.suoh I;oorso
one JOURNAL WHY u'!''' :'''N1n -,
in Parliamentary dlscussioh' When uie
affairs of a friendly Nation are spoken OF,
% M, n hocome The rule." Bismarck is
20 NV " s - -, s;Jo,;,,t nnw uo 10 .
harrassed from III SUES just iio", " 40 .
lion at bay. "Ho!" cries one deputy 10
him. feeling safe under the cloak
"a b;s ;,v;o,oh;,;tv as representa.
five If the people, "ho! the Chan
celior knows more about any other portion
~ Enrone than he does about Germany"
Arotber oncnlv lenounces him as n
t.a;tor. n third sovs that II. in consequence
-; .hn now law AGAINST the Socialists. any
ono n, o"S oroht 10 be called 10 sit upon the
bonch 81 tbe arcnscdii Il should be the
ShancolIor Extreme violence OF language
Snmnass ~ boyn boon Tho r,Ile. rather than
~ oxeon,ion In the late debates. There
a1 nc az Jonv;na the TACT That Bismarck is in
a, ooso Ue rnars every fine that a DIRT
1T t.Ise IN bis flesh The German Jour.
r nnIs n,hi;sb Tho most nictt,resoue accounts
l'a. ~ u rnonner N which he conducted him.
VI t' .,h h ho rsa an vicoronslv attacked
s sSn WIEN WIEN de 4 uS bonnded: he wrote
the E.'e a.onn;ro nnw and then n glare Mt
.aP'uIy y,s s.Up asn LAWYER does when his rival
.'1 'pea n;,na ,r;,ra:s. . bai roncd his fncr MI
n,', ,.;.h hSs hands necnliar gesture
QUIZ oIt WI" b m,s ssan him make dozens Of
. wmicn nav s.nr,n eed in nat;entIv Then he
nss n vioIsnee bv the bitterness Of his
c cn.n n r mi tSe law for which he
9 OWL ia1,gu nsse.d !. Sost IL immcnsc shadow
ngats L Las s at nartv and enycloncd Il
SSet sn S,s oy.,a II IL Itnass Eyervwhere
y. 'tss I I. soc;at;a. ore 5ishandIny are
Ine eotla aI ~ sCS own ne~snaners and
supptesS .hs;s . fnnd T" wbere tSs Govern.
Puluhg .he.t au ,hom Rnt Tho nenm.
meht sahnos touS S..o , threots n tbe most
nes con.ihIIe " as.et onS a. tbe same time
alatnln e.. cnT puss;a ,ba onncementthat
t GSme S;b tiI there have burned down a
snsaa N an,nraorc;al tow., causing a loss OF
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And use, II you need tonic stimulant and
Alternative, ltostctte'r Stomach Dtters. The
liquors OF commerce, even when they arc not
aduItcratcd fail to produce more than a ten.
porary cxhilaration, usually followed by n
depressing reaction, anything but beneficial
to a weakly constitution. Not only do the
potent botanic ingredients combined with the
alcoholic Of IIostcttCr's Stomach Bitters min.
istcr to the health and yigor OF those who use
1t, but the basis--pnrc old rye, the finest and
most salubrious liquor distilled, is no mean
promoter Of healthful condition Of the di.
gcsIive organs. It's presence In the Bitters Is
essential to preserve their vegetable constitu-
cnts from fermentation, and 1t unqucstiona.
bly, augmcnts their remedial value. Few
medicinal preparations OF proprietary na'
t,re hive ever received such strong common.
datiOns from medical mon. cod&w.
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ncnutic. of Naturc In ArIzona.

Notwithstanding the entire absence OF
timber or vcndurc OF any kind upon the
mountains along the Colorado river, they
are ever changing objects Of beauty and
interest, and the longer and more studi-
ously you gaze upon them, the more com
pletely are you lost in admiration of them.
In the evening, in the interval just before
and Immediately after the decline OF the
great orb OF day, these earth.giants point
up their rugged edges and grotcsque col.
umns against a canopy that is marvel Of
celestial coloiing. At this time OF the
year no clouds sail majestically over the
mountain tops. From sunrise until with
in an hour Of sunset the imperial dome
seems like a great sapphire suspend
cd over the world. Then the east
ern mountains and the horizon above
assume most exquisite tint Of
something between purple and maroon,
while tho elevations on the west and the
horizon above color up in lilac and gold.
4 few moments after sunset the whole
heavens and mountains upon either side
assume n lavender hue. So perfect and so
delicate are the tracings OF these mountain
outlines against the sky at this period Of
the evening, that the entranced vision fol-
lows them rs readily as II they were just
so many artistic pcncillings upon map or
parchment. Yet, all this pales in compar-
ison with the mirage on clear morning,
which cuts up these same mountains into
castles, cathedrals, fortrcsses, csplanades,
gardens, forests, and every other imagina.
bic thing, or topplc them over, or suspend
them in the air ut will. One can watch
the beautiful effects OF mirage in this coun-
try with more delightful avidity than any
other one thing that can be presented
Correspondence cfhe San Frdnci'co Bm''sin.
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WEIL,SBURG.
Tho Races-Good Business on tho r. ".
and Ky. II. r., &c.

WELLSDURo, November D..
Special Correspondence Ofthe intollIsencer.
The quiet Of this section is undisturbed
even by the races at the Fair Grounds.
Yesterday one would have hardly known
that there was anything Of the kind going
on here, but to-day and tomorrow are to
DO the days Of the races. There arc some
fine horses hero and there will be some
excellent races, and all the management
wants Is fair turnout OF spectators. The
following horses are entered for to.day's
"wednesday races:
PAcIxG.-Latrobc, Nellie Gray, Captain
Dan, Killbuck Tom, Dolly V.
TRoTTISG.-Hunter, DR.. Cash, General
Lee, Blue Bird, Jake Underwood, Pascas,
Harry j., Proctor Maid, Zulu Handle
tonian, Lady Patterson, and the following
are nude for tomorrow, Thursday: .,,
PACfSG.-I.atrobe, Nellie Gray, Kill
buck Tom, Captain Dan, Dolly V.
TRoTTrSG.-lIunter, Dr. Cash, General
Lee, Jake Underwood, Blue Bird, Pascas,
Harry J, Brother Jonathan, Deception,
Silver Sides, Belle Brassield.
a kOOu DuhllcSS 10 DcluS uOHS oA bhV 4 .
W. ( ny. Road. There is certainly more
produce shipped from here now than
formerly. It Is thought that tho road ut
our doors has set the farmers to thinking
that they have more TO put on the market
than they thought they had.
Weare often asked by strangers, us the
road helping your town any~ We say,
yes. Some say no. Some expect a help
In the way OF large manufacturing estab-
lishments; for those they will have to
wait awhile. Others expect buildings to
be erected. What for? We have now all
we want, and some 10 lot; and from glanc-
ing over the newspapers we would judge
that we are not alone in this respect. The
improvements and the good time will
come, They will be on Us almost without
our knowledge.
Our prophetic friend, after long silence,
whispers TO us, that all is well. Prosper
ity will in due time return. BE patient ye
people and your eyes shall behold the
mighty works OF the unseen Ruler"
Our friend answers US that though some
folks will insist that there never was such
a spell OF weather rs this" that the like
has occurred many times In the past.
They claim, he says, that the moon is
so very fur South just now" as II it was
never there before. He says: All these
things, which ye say never was, have been,
and will be again, even unto the electing
OF U. S. Grant to the Presidency OF the
United States in 1880. &. B. G.
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9ss4ssal Nutfsss.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County, to-wit:
10 the Municipal Court Of Wheeling. October Rules,
Isaac Irwin Administrator, with the will annexed,
Of the estate Of Henry SCiman, deceased,
vs..
Elizabeth Norman, Maggie Norman, Louis Norman,
aud unknown parties described as "The School for
Orphans under the control 81 the Sisters Of Charl-
ty,n and 1.-THE German Catholic School under con-
trol Of Father Kreusch In the Fifth Ward Of Wheel
Ing" In Chancery.
The object Of this suit Is 10 obtain instructions TO
the complainant for The propcr distribution Of the pro-
Ceeds from the sale Of the real estate devised by Hen
~ Norman, decraEcd to his Executors and more par
tlcularly TO determine what interest, any, the said
Elizabeth SieFman and the said unknown parties
have 10 the proceeds from the sale Of the said real
estate.
And Il appearing from an affidavit fled herein that
the defendants Elizabeth Norman, Maggie Norman
and Louis Norman are not residents Of this State and
that the defendants "ThS School for Orphans under
the control Of the Sisters Of Charity" aud The Ger
Catholic School under control Of Father Kreusch
IN the Fifth Ward q wheeng,n are unknown par:
ties on motion Of the cOmplainantit Is ordered that
the defendants, Elizabeth EIerman Maggie Norman,
Louis Norman, 1.-THE School for Orphans under the
control Of the SiserSof Charity" and "The German
Catholic School under conirui Of Father KrcuSch In
the Fifth Ward Of Wheeling" do appear here at tho
November Rules Of this Court, tO.wit, the second
Monday IN November, 1873, and do what Is necessary
TO protect their interest In this suit.
Teste- THOMAS N. DARRAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
ERSKrNE 4 ALLISON, Attorneys for Complainant.
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AZ 1Iemphls, as at Ncw Orleans, thoro IS

Ar Memphis, asat New Orleans, there ls
complaint over the disposition Of the re-
lief funds, and the Avalanche charges Act
Inc Mayor Goodyear with having declined
to use $4,000 sent from all parts of the
world to relieve the yellow fever sufferers,
which is and has boon kept on deposit.
The Memphis Towards entered this cpl
demic withSlO,OOO left over from the char
tiles Of 1879, and it Is proposed that they
use whatever surplus there is thisyc in
preventing another scourgc, by u thor.
ough sanitary overhauling Of the city, and
especially by picking out and instructins
band OF $50 nurses for future need, as it
/. conceded that more havo died in the re-
cent visitation from poor nursing than
any other cause.
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.


WHEELING, 2lSt Oct, 1878.
The Boarl Of Public Works Of the State OF
West Virginia will receive at their office, until
December 10Th, 1878, plans for THE ALTERA.
rloN IN and additions 10 the building known
as tho "SrATx llorSE," in the city Of Charles.
ton, Kanawha county, from such Architects
as may please to submit them, It being under.
stood that NO TI4ANS WILL BR PAID ron unless
tho same he adopted by the Board, and the al.
tCrati0ns made in accordance Herewith.
S. BRADY,
Oc22 Secretary Of State.
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NOTICE TO rAKE pEroslrIoNs.

The defendants In the above named cause will take
notice that the dispositions Of Maggie Eiarman, Caro-
Hin ILL., n. +, corner Of FayCtC and 81. Paul Sta,
IN the city Of baltimore, Maryland, on November u,
1873, between tho hours oiS o'clock M and 6OclOeE
D. MI be read In evidence In said on behalf ri
said plaintiff.
And H. from any cause, the tRkIngOi the said tpo.
htOnS shall not 10 commenced, or being commenced,
shall not be completed on that day tho taking Of tho
same will he adjourned from timC to time until tho
same shall be completed. ISAAC IRWIN,
Administrator with the will annexed Of the estate Il
Henry Norman, deceased.
ERSHiER 4 ALLISON, Attorneys. OClI-Th
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DIED.

DUFFEY.-on Tuesday, November s, 1873, at iiOt
Eof street, MARY A., vile of Philip Dutey Jr., Of
consumption.
Funeral Thursday morning at > o'clock, at the
Cathedral.
She's gone TO the grave, yet who shall deplOre her,
Since Christ was her runsom-her Savior, her guide
lie gave heF-he took her, and soon will restore her
Where death hath sting, for the Savior hath died
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

oTfIldelphla Accommodation. This train only runs
between Wheeling and Trladelphia.
tDally except Sunday-EsHaTk Accommodation.
tStcubenTllle ACcommOdAtIon.-ThlS train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and Deslre, stopping when required At
sherman House, RtnaTlllc, WOst Wheeling and
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MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuesday evening,
November g. 1873, BY the Rev. D. williams, Of tie
Third Presbyterian Church, At the residence 81 Wm
Morrow, Mr.. WILLIAM W. BELLMIRE aud Alsl AN
NIH +, HAMILTON,
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OHIO COUNTY COURT. NOVEMBER tS1m
RULES, 1873.
Julia E. AcCuue and Andrew ". sIcCune, her hus-
band,


vs.
Lewis B. Morgan, Emma c. Morgan, his wife; Henry
z, Morgan, Mary J. Morgan, KosannA G.. Wayt, with
John E. WAyt, her husband; Henry Sawtel, late
husband Of Amanda Sawtell, deceased, with the
children and heirS-at-lAw Of said Amanda SawIell
Whose names are unknown; n. L. Craven. Mrs. c. A.
Hammond, A. r. Jacobs, trustee; John Gardner,
Ahasaiom Rldgely and I. +. Jones.
In Chanccry.
The object Of this suit Is to enforce the lien Of
judgment obtained by the cOmplaInants, Julia E. Nc
Cune and Andrew W. Mcclure, her husband, against
Lewis r. Morgan and Henry c. Morgan, In the County
Court Of Ohio county, on the 81 day Of September,
1879 for the sum Of STA it.i0O with interest from
said Sd September, 1873 until paid, and SO 7S-iOo
costs Of suit on tho interests Of the said LAWS b. Nor
gan and Henry q. Morgan In the tract Of land stu-
ate IN Liberty District, In tho county OF Ohio State
Of West Virginia, containing about nos acres, and
known rs tho Joseph Morgan home farm, and men,
toned and described 10 the bill In this cause And
Il appearing from an affidavit filed In the cause that
the defendants Henry Sawtell and the children Of
Amanda saWtcll, deceased, whose names are un-
known 10 the eomrlainanS, are not residents Of the
State Of VirHinll on motion Of complanantS Il Il or
dered that the said nonresident defendants do APP
pear hero at Rules % no held for tho said County
Court Of this county In the Clerks office thereof on
the last Monday Of November, 1873, and do what Ia
necessary 10 protect their interests herein.
ROBERT Il. WOODS, Clerk.
!. r. JONES, Solicitor for COmpainants. nOG-W