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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-05

And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Dirrctoss. made ON the sd day Of
January, 1878, % many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock ~ may be necessary Will be
sold II public auction. 81 the once Of the
No. ts California stirred, .ssn Francisco.
California. on SATURDAY, the al day Of
March, 1878. at the hour Of II O'Clock n. OF
said day. to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with eosts OF advertising and
expenses OF the sale.
JOHN v. POPE. secretsv.
On1ee-Room . IIAyward's Building. No. tie
California STREET. San Francirco. California.
mhs ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-05
GENERAL MINING AGENT.
JAMES pELAvANI

Ts AGENT FOR THE NEW YORK BUREAU
1 FoR MINING INFORMATION. 90 brood.
way. New York. IL
AGENT
For the Mining Record Of New York. VIII re-
oslve Subscriptions and Advertisements for the
For the American Mining Agency. Chicago, H..
70 ssli. ltcsn Be efsctsd By putting the matter
In his hands, through the Chicago Mining
AGENT
For the sals Of Mining Tools and Machinery
made IN New York and vicinity. such o. Ola.
mond Drills. Pumps. Air Compressen and In.
gtnes OF all sisss and descriptions.
0ncs.At1s4 Nsrth q street. v%iysi.is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-05
THE JUsTICE hINlHe coz.

THE JUHrICE MlNIN0 COZ:
i PANY.-Location q principal plsos OF
Location Of works, Gold HUI, storey county,
Nevada.
Notice Thers are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-describcd stock, on account Of assees-
ment mo. ~ levied On the 10Th dav OF January,
1878, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, % fol-
lows:
Names. No. oertif. bhs. Amt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-05
DELINQUENT SALES.
0REQOy CONnoLIDATED OOLD
" AND SILVER MINING COMPANY
Location Of principal place Of business. San

Location OF works. Gold Hill, Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
loving.desertbed stock. on account OF Assess
ment no. ~ levied on the It'll day OF January,
isTs, the several amounts Get opposite the
names OF the respective Shareholder. a. fol.
lowe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-05
DELINQUENT SALES.

nULLLOH MINING CoMPANY.-
y Location OF principal plsos Of business,
San Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold Hill. storey county.
Nevada.
Notioe.-Thsre are delinquent upon the fol
ment lSo. o. levied on the 11d day Of January.
1878, the several amounts set opposite the
% OF the respective shareholders, -
follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-05

Woodruff NE do no, issued iis5SS .S7os ~
And In accordance with Law. aud an order OF
the Board % Dircctoru. msde On the Ith day OF
February. Isis. 81 many shar~s VI each parcel
Of such stoch .. may be n~cessary will Be sold
at public auction. at the once ot the Company.
sgs MONTGOMERY street. Room ~, San FRAN
cisco. California. q "WEDNESDAY. the
thirteenth CtlthD day of Marph. ISIS. 81 the
hour of twelve O'Clock n. Of nd day. to Iay
said aelinQuent assessment thervon. togeiher
with co.is OF advertising and expshses OF sale.
DAVID wIL.DGk. Secretary.
Onice-No. sS Montgomery street. Room II.
San Frxnci-co. California. fe7Std
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-05
WoonylILE ees.oLIpArED

w bILVKh NININu UUMPANY.- LOcation
Of principal place Of business. San fnncisco,
Cailfornis.
Location Of works, Gold NH, Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice There arc delinquent upon the fol.
mcnt mo. o. levied on the SD day Of January,
1878, the several am0unts yet opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders, - iol
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-05

Names. No. Oortif. shs. Amt.
naia.a aaai syca Tue { &c. :: .siss
Atkinson, Lyon a Co do ysts. 100 -.
n lia,bridso. Trustee ...... 9s1l....sa.....e
y Bend.r 4 Co. Trustees. oeo.....lh....T
Csllaghan. Lynch 4 o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
A Now WAY To Print.

Washington Ielior ~ Boston Herald
A West Virginia man named Moore,
who spent years over typo'sctting ma
chino and gave il up, has invented u
very remarkable set ui machinery ~ a
substitute ior typc-scttins, which Is AT
tracing attention here. This machinery
IN in successful use by u leading steno-
,,ronhrr i'm town, who uses II for print
Ing briefs and reportsol testimony taken
in short hand. Tho words aro spelled
nut hy means oi keyboard, and u ra-
pidly.rcynlyiug cylinder, turned by
machinery, prints them upon an endless
hnnd AT napcr. This band oi paper IL
taken to another machine by u second
operator. and Justified into the form
desired. From this page photographic
copics are then taken, The stenographor
dictates from his notes, and the first
operator spells out the report at the rate
al fifty or sixty woris minute. me
mechanism by which this Is accomplish
pd Is a remarkable invention. Tho M
yeu,ur believes that he can impress the
verbs upon asott paper natriN, instead
ol pripting them that this matriN, can
,hrn hc justified into forms, and that
si,reotpIo plato can then he made oi
tho whole. lie is building set oi ma
cb;n,ry To accomplish this now. III
seems wholly impossible that ma'fih
for pagc 1T q newspaper can be maae
M nom one line strips, but tho inVeh
tor IN very confident, that The strips, OF
ma,rix can he struck oH at the rate oil
tiity words "a minute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20

population at that time was estimated
at 100000 and Is now estimated ~ u
100000.
TIE Pittsburgh Christian delivers this
sensible bit of sdmonition to church
officers. at ought 70 be understood
that there IL business TO be done in the
church ~ well as praying and singing
and getting happy. The business IL Just
like that Of bank, OF mill, or store,
or q farm, and according to business laws
II will not take care OF itself merely be.
cause Il In associated with religion, but
demands the same attention and care
and promptness that II does in other dc.
partments Of activity in order to succeed
we'll. No church can attain TO this pros
perity when financial matters are man
aged In slovenly manner.
DR. DuRYEA Of Brooklyn, IN recent
sermon said: 81 know there Is NOR
bid craving 10 that he who plays the
mountebank, and struts across the plat
form and paints the most lurid pictures
OF vice ~ II Is, will gain most readily.
popular attention and insure to himself
tho most constant presence OF the null.
titude, | woulh rather have only two
or three gathered together In the name
Of God 10 hold up the glory OF my Lord
than 10 have tho hosannas OF the morbid
multitude" Have moi these words the
iaintest tinge Of envy back OF them?
Do they not SAVIOR somewhat OF that old
spirit which led the pharisees to cry out,
This man receiyeth sinners and eateth
with them" Better lot Talmage pursue
his own course, "What ii that to theeP
Follow thou me"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
How the English Gentry Employ Their
Daughters.

London Spectator
The Bishop Of Manchester, in preach
ing mt Oswestry on behalf at n cottage
hospital drew a very striking picture at
the organized friyolity at both the FASH
iunable world aud the leisure ways Of u
large part ol the operative world. He
read letter Of y young lady giving him
this account of her day, and asking him
where was any time in II for Christian
work. eve breakfast about ten, Break
inst occupies the best part OF an hour,
during which We read our letters, and
pick up the latest news in tho papers,
After that We have to 90 and answer our
letters, aud my mother expects me to
Ia write her notes oi invitation, or reply
Ia such. Then have to go into the con-
servatorv and iced the Canaries and
parrots, aud cut oil the dead leaves and
faded leaves from the plants. Then 1t
is time Ia dress Tor lunch, and ut We
lunch. At 3my mother likes mo Ia 80
with her when she makes her calls, and
then we come home To- D o'clock tea,
when some friends drop in. After that
we get ready Ia take our drive IN the
park, and then We 80 home tn dinner,
and after that We 80 Ia the theatre or the
opera, and when We get home am NJ
dreadlully tired that don't know what
To do" II that IL the usual life ot fash
ionahle women they certainly have roa-
son To say, with the late Sir Cornwall
Lewis, that lie would bc very tolcrahlc
hut for its amuscments, Quite apart
from the moral dissipation Of such n
life dissipation IL the essence OF 1t
--itmust be frightiully wearisome, more
wearisomc even than the workingman's
who lies In bed hall of Sundays and drinks
all Monday, hut really exerts his whole
power for four or five days in the
week. II seems strange that London
mothers du not make room inr u little
infusion oi noble work Tor their daugh-
tcrs, II it were only for the mental and
moral stimulus which such work would
give to their characters, and the new cN'
precision il would add To their countc'
nanccs There is nothing more unloycly
than Cnnui.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
RAILWAY NOTES.

Tng only railroad In Mexico In IRON
Vera Cruz to the City Of Mexico, u dis
lance Of 283 miles.
TIE Ohio and Toledo railroad has been
purchased by the Cleveland Iron Com
pany, for 5000,
TRH Philadelphia and Reading Com
pany's engines are being fitted with
Shaw's patent exhaust nozzles.
The Northern Central Railroad Com
pany intend to replace several OF the
wooden bridges on their line with iron
structures.
A NEW and very fine iron bridge Is be.
ing built by the New York, Lake Erie
and Western, near Rochester, over the
denesee river
TIKI New Jersey Midland road pro-
poses to build short bridge Of old rails
M an experiment. twill have cast iron
Joint boxes.
OK one day recently the A. 4 u. W.
railroad carried passengers from Cinctn-
natl 10 youngstown for 90 cents, the
next day the fare was 1915.
An Ebensburg pa citizen offers to
subscribe s., 900 toward grading u rail
road bed from that town to tho Black
lick mineral region.
TmE Lake shore and Michigan South
ern railroad are putting In 400 new pat
tern safety tanks and stoves I'm their
passenger cars which arc believed to DO
collision proof,
Tx passenger station and the freight
warehouse of tho Pittsburgh and Lake
Erie railroad, in this city, arc nearly
completed, and tho sidings arc being
rapidly placed.
TuE Chicago and Northwestern Rail
road Company directors have declared "A
dividend Of thrco and half per cent. on
preferred and two per cent. on common
stock, for the past six months
Tux Pittsburgh Southern, between
Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, in com
plcted, excepting u mile and ,a-hali. IL
will probably be ready for tho rolling
stock about tho middle of this month.
TuE Union Railway and Trust Com
prny has ordered anew Baldwin forty
three ton engine, to bo completed Janu-
AIRY |. II will have smoke'consumer
and all modern patents, and will cost
5000,
The last spike in tho extension OF tho
st. Paul and Pacific railway To tho houn.
Diary of Manitoba was driven few days
ago. The first car that arrived was one
chartered by an Ontario olnigrant, Tor
his family and horses,
ANOTHER brake has boon discovered
This time il il Clark Lewis, III Cassyillc
N. Y. II is Ia do away with brakelnen
and IL Ia b. applied hy the engineer Ia
the driving wheels oi the engine. Ii IL
being tested on the Delaware, Iacka-
wanna and Western road.
In Is shown 10y actual experience that
iron rails, when piled together and al
lowed to remain any considerable length
Of time, will rapidly lose 10y rust On
the Cologne Mindcn railroad, in Prussia,
u pile oi rails lost = per cent. Of their
weight from rusting, IN seven years.
TuE Columbus and Toledo have re-
coiycd loo new coal cars from Detroit
They were all delivered within ten days
after the first shipments. This makes
ESQ new coal cars that havo been re-
ceiycd by this company within short
time They have IN order out Tor twenty
five thirty three leet box cars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
COrnnIissiOners' sale.

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
Lewis \ Jordan aud John H. MCknnnan,
William 4 Campbell, trustee Theodasia Mo.
Giunis Commercial Bank and l.. y. jordan,
trustee,
~ CHANCERY.
The undersigned special commissioner here
hy give nntica that by virtue Of the authority
vested In them 10y decree made Toy said Court
Ia shuyc uutit!sd cause on the 2Tth day oi sop
tcmhcr, ls7s, they viii, on .,,.,.,,,.,,
MONDAY, TnE @jRp DAY OF DECEMBER,
A d. 1875, commencing nj 10 oeiork u. IN sell
AT public auction ~ the highest and best bidder,
at tho front door ~ tho Court House OF ohin
county In the CITY ui Wheeling, West Virginia, all
that piece III ground In said city, which IA bound
cd ~ follows. beginning At the southeast corner
Of Madison NOW lOthl aud Market streets hcncC
south with Market street twenty nine feet more
or less To the frame house once owned and oocu
pied hy samuel q. Robinson. thence towards
The east paralcl with Madison street seventy tive
feet. thence PARALLEL with Market street to Madi
son street. and thence with Madison street W the
place ut beginning,
ON snid gruuud Is n part OF the elegant three
story brick building lately Directed at the south
caSt corner ~ Market and Toulh strtSts.
TERMSOF SALE Hone-third ~ tho purchase
money aud as much morr ~ the purchaser may
cleo, Ia pay. In cash on the day OF sale aud the
balance la thrce equal payments, Mt SIX, twelve
aud eighteen months after the dny OF sale, iul
which deferred payments the purchaser shall
give the undersigned bonds bearing Interest
from the day oi sale. with good personal security
and the title IA lc retained until tho whole oI
the purhNc money israld. n
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners
e uruyEy AuctianCpr nols
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
RELIGIOUS NOTES FROM
AUTHORIZATIONS.

THIS NJ. T.. Church Extcntion Society
has aided 2,35i churches since its organ
iEaiiun,
TuE first synagogue In Europe has
Just been built III Warsaw. II, cost exclu-
sivt oi the ground, S220,GOO.
Ir il said that hundreds OF Jews are
leaving Palestine Tor Rusaia snt other
countries. Tho reason IN not gwen.
DIR. Hatfield OF Chicago, recently dc
clared that Mormonisn il not matter
of conscience, but soul-dohasing crime
and on the increase under Government
protection.
Tug SEVENTH annual meeting OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society,
connected with the Sandusky Street
Baptist Church., Allegheny, will he held
next Sabbath evening, on which occa-
sion Rev. Il. 7. Ashley, at Pittsburgh,
will deliver the annual sermon.
A Nsw convert in one Of the Allegheny
churches lately thus promised his first
effort at public suplication; 80! Lord,
thou knowest that | am not much al a
pray, hut | will try" Before no Was
through the brethren forgot the oddity
Of such mn introduction, IN the evident
sincerity OF the man.
DR. L. &. STRONG has introduced a
new feature In church work In pittshury
though not new in other cities He
assemblies the children at the Central
PRESBYTERIAN Church and ~ many others
AS may desire / " Biblical instruction on
every SaturlDS afternoon at three
O'Clock. The plan is now in successful
operation.
Tuy Banner asys: The discussion OF
the Overture OH Representation in the
General Assembly is 10y no means con-
cluded." but The voting on it has been
concluded in this immediate vicinity To
the extreme chagrin OF some Who had
hoped for different result Despite
the opposition OF religious journals which
have had their own axes to grind, thir-
ty.thrce Presbyteries have TINS tar vot-
ed in its favor aud seventeen in opposi-
! ton.
In 1850 there were in the United
States q Roman Catholic archbishops, "a
bishops, |, 500 priests, 1913 churches, ~
ecclesiastical Institutions, IL colleges
and NJ female academies. There are
now IL archhishops, 81 bishops, 5,b&s
churches, 4,6S& priests, 81 theological
seminariss with i,i2l students, "a col
| lssss aud sl9 academies. The Catholic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
ron GALE.
TE1U0TWw0 0ALM
OF TINE
SlllIsd9 Vineyard!

BY virtue Of deed OF trust made by Christian
Frank aud wilhelmina his wife, 20 the under
signed trustee, dated the 18th day or March, 1875,
aud OF record In the Clerks ofhee OF ne County
sn ai' HsHt V fhs s vii BAY u pacEaBkR
1878 beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of said day. at
the front door Of the Court House OF OHIO county
the following desorii ell roal estate, lying and
being IN said county OF Ohio In the State OF West
Virginia. that IL 10 sayi piece or parcel of land
situated on the north side Of hs county rosdl y
Vineyard, In said county aud State, bounded ss
follows, via: beginning at stake on the north
side VI said county road, near the northwest
corner OF lot numbered one a. division l., on
which n. ii. Ferguson resides, aud on the bank
Of Georges run; thence T. So l.. ~ lOo poles 10
stake; thence n. ia u, IL eioopoles 10 stake;
thence n. 0aE. poles 10 9 stake thence EIgSs b.
u q 100 pole. 70 Z stake; thence NY, 3 u 20 lW
stake OH the dividing limo between the estate Of
Joseph Caldwell, deceased, aud z, jacob, now
deceased: thenos n, ~ W, W 72l0O poles ~
stone In said dividing llne; thence I, y ";
poles Ia stake; thence y. slS d. u ID 100 poles
10 stake. thence y. Il. II ~ 100 poles W the
place OF beginning, containing i2N acres OF land,
excepting from tho above certain parcels thereof
heretofore sold and conveyed W T. Gaughan,
Christ becker, Frictz Becker, &. Schwerifergcr,
David Aeker, T.. Soge. l.. JACKSON, Y. Grub, y.
Becker. g, SGhwertiurger and Baltus Egger, by
deeds Of said party Of Tho fret part Only focordel
IN tho Clerks Office Of the County Court III said
Ohio county, IN decd book No. 81, pages ~, e6i,
265 0Go. Ala, az and $40, and In deed uook..NO.
~, pages lSs. td. and decd book No, OIL, page il6
TERMS oy SALE-Onothird, or A. much moro
81 the purchase money m the purchaser may eleot
10 Jay In cash, aud tho rusidue In one aud two
years from tho day Of sale, the purchaser to give
his notes with security to 10 approved by the
trustee. for the said deferred iustallmonts pay
able In ono year and two years, respectively, lrom
tho day ot sale, with interest from said day Title
Is unuScepuonahlc.
unpl LANES IL, ROtsEHN Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20

Er,soy has found ,imo to sit for a
photopraph,
Mn. H.. Z. SauLAaER's "Iko Parting
ton" has reach second edition.
Tn, Cronb;c spsr,cts that K,arney
ia ,hc author of "0ur American Gus.
aim I"
o,,,x,, w IN J,s.,rd onera bonfTs
ia haa On iJaa lint tragic nnera IA his
$50, y" Wv"
'''S
SENATOR BARNuM, oil connecticut IN
seriously ilio pneumonia I" ''"'o h"'N'
Conn
REv. Ma. cl.Eon, oil Philadelphia,
says single black ribbon ~ ""''''eh'
emblem OF mourning
REv. JOKE Hook steals his witticlSms
and pretty nearly everything else III MS
lecture, says the th'cdgo Times.
WHISKY acts ON the nerve cells, and
thereby causes drunkenness. - Err
chd,ur. II also causes congestion OF tho
station house cells.
M,psr,,Irs almanac predicts for
1870 the death Of bismarck, Gortscha-
kotr and Beaconsiield. They probably
know the value Of almanac predic-
tions.
4 "c,ux,v,,or ,,,ruous" will be held
in Hos,on Music Hall next month Tor
,he bepeiit Of tho Old South rrescr-
yn,inn Fund n will continue four Nv.
,nings.
,,',.,.,,,,,, .,,u,, anil l,oLa tho other
,,au a'hnn HAN. snsaLs- Rn,tnu Ucr.
'TJ Mr. CnmLlino did not create Mr..
nln;no and ia therefore controlled to
wnsh his hands Of all responsibility.
I'LL, 800, h.s h,,, o,,c,eJ pres.
;, ." Az go "nntaJ.r,,i,n e., m,
'"'"' y, w" -" 'n' o., o"' ',,. aalan,, ~,
Soal ,o'". ''' WV '''eN' n ,,;,,,,
H''U", ~ ~ a,'n' p"n, vii, claw
nv" WV 'f''''''"
Hammer
LArLANpRHs have an IDEA ''a' heaven
IN place where they nave seven "'",''S
of summer, ana thls " the REASON ,hel
want tn 90 There zero" f'so f''"'
St Louis should forward 'ts weather r"-
port Tor 1878.
Mn. CoSKLINa does not seek the frcs-
idcncy, but il the Presidency will seek
Mr. Coukling, take of its hat and pro
sent periumed letter Of introduction,
Mr.. Conklng will not quite freeze II to
death with u Gorgon glare.
Mrs, MARK UopKiNs, Of San Francisco,
widow of the late Central Pacific Rail
rond millionairc, has ordered Of J. A.
rally n PHILADELPHIA artist, four figures
in bronze for her rcsidcncc, represent
;ny lrt nud Science. Manufacture and
Commerce. Beneyolence, and Truth.
IL, 49, s.;o,,;., "M;ss ,d,I;no
i'.,"' we. =, , ,, ''n,,r oc.n,ancn If nv
e'' r, "'' u :" "If ,'" MaiJan 60 pro-.
,'""" ,IIn"S iI.,r,,,sa Sri,n.
we, 's'', CIV S ">,v'.r IInnJhn,l
Tvs, lP' ,,"iIhiss, psyr6olorv anal Eth,
"A, - n 4 -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of q deed OF trust made by Gibson l.
Cnanmer, trustee, for Mary Mills. wlfe OF Jefffy
Mills, the said Jefify Mills husband Of said Mary
Mills and Mary Mills his wife 10 me ~ trustee
dated April IL, ls1i recorded IN deed OF trust
book No. O. pages SOD and 567 vi the land records
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, viii sell AT the
front door VI the Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, THE 2lsr DAY OF DECEMBER,
1875. commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the follow
Ing described property 10 wit: II being - ieei Oft
the west side VI lot numbered o. situated on
Lindsay street now Nnneieenth streetl, East
Wheeling In Che city Of Wheeling West Virginia,
with Ia proper appurtsnancss, intending hereby
~ convey the whole balance of said lot
The title IL believed 10 DO good but " I'll con
vey only the title vested In me by tho deed of
trust.
TERNs OF sAlE-one third, and moro II tho
purchaser ~ elect. cash In hand; the balance In
Two equal iuslallmcntsa at six aud twelve months.
negotiable notes bearing Interest from day OF sale
10 be given for the deferred payments, tho title
~ bo retained until payment In null
nol0i LEWIS 3. JORDAN, Trustee,
IA N u.ttpu Au,ttnnaar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20

John l. Hobbs, john VI, Hohts, Charles W.
RpDck unicT aud William Leighton. IT,. partner
doing business under the arm name II J. "
Hobbs. BrnckuniVr Il Go.
vs.
Juhu T. CLARK and william J. CiaTk, pariaprS
doing busiUc~S under the nrm name OF CLARK
Adams a clark
ATTaCHaEST ~ As,uaP%Ir.
This day cane the PlAiRuh by their attorney.
and on their motion the attach meat iSsucd IN
this cause il dGrkctcd The object Of this suit u
hundred aud nineteen dollar aud six teen cent
with intcrcst thereon, from November 4 is7s
unul paid and custs 81 suit whirh MIN ai siis VI
y due ga oIs'n account for goods aid and de
ilyepti by plaintiffs ~ defendants And an Al
barhmeni having bcep issued IN this suit and hy
virtue ~ aid attach the Sergeant u the risy
81 wheeling. having levied on and taken into hls
possession nine ~ trenss assorted iataV~. nun
bcrtd respectively Bi4 cat ~, 40 IA EA as
ois andpi1 and each ~ said tiertNa icing marked
CLARK Adams a CLARK Bnzton. Mas 80 and Il
further appearing b. an Aflsayii hlcd la this
CAUSE that the defendants are not rtSsicnts ~ the
state II Wet Virginia and u further Appearing
THAI the defvadaut have not been rsrYes! with =
cnpJ III the attach msnt i<a8cd in ihls cause, noT
With a copy ~ the snmIaDEs lssuoi her IN. and
SAid attach mcnt uf summons, u u orstcrpsi tia,
the deirndants John Y Ciark apd William J
Ciark do appear " thih tpaf Hyeks after the date
II the fnt Publication % this order ssd DO what
i Necessary " psuicct their inicspts IN this suit
and ths ur'Icr shall he psihiishs-i aud E.s;al nc
cordiag ~ law 7. u. BAkssH, Cierk.
True oDpy Tsste:
TN. ptERaH, Clerk.
Plaintiffs atty, X g.. Bsu Bo2hANi