The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-16

In tho case Of II. P. Camden's ad
miuistratrix IS. John W. Stout and
others, q decree was entered, directing
the sale Of certain lands in GilmeI
county.
Iu tho nsc Of G. D. Camden, &C.,
ys. Michael Carroll, &c., decree was
entered directing the sale of tho lAnd
mentioned, TO satisfy tho purchase
IN Oney lien.
In the case Of G. D. Camden. &c ,
vs. John Gavin, a decree was entered
directing the sale Of tho tract Of I!
acres Of land, on Cove Lick of Sand
Fork.
: In the case Of ". G. Bennett, Com
missioner vs.. Adam Mctzgar. decree
was entered directing sale Of the
land in the bill md proceedings
mentioned.
The case Of Catherine ]. Butcher,
Administrative Of G. ]. Butcher. de-
ceased, vs. the heirs and creditors Of
said deccdent, was referred to a
Commissioner.
In the case Of G. D. Camden. &C.,
vs.. Thomas COnpell, decree was en-
tered directing tho sale Of a tract OF
116 acres Of lard, owned by the do.
feniant, on Butchers Fork.
In tho. case Of G. D. Csuden, &c.,
VS.. John Murray, decree was entered
directing the sale Of tract Of 100
acres Of land, owned by the defendant.
on Ncarsay Run.
In tho case Of G. D. Camden, &C.,
vs.. John Rohrbough, q decree was en-
entered directing tho salc OF the true!
of 100 acres of,land, owned by tho de-
fcndaut, on Laurel Fork OF Saud
Fork.
Several other chancery cases in the
style Of G. D. Camden, &C., against
parties still owing purchase money for
Camden, Bailey aud Camden lands
were acted upon, but no final orders
entered.
10 The case Of G. D. Camden Sc ,
vs. Michael Dolan, &c, decree wus
eutered in favor Of the plaintiff for GER
tain ,nonies paid by the plaintiff in the
way Of taxes, which should have been
paid by the defendants.
In the case Of W. L. bennington,
&C.. vs.. Mary A. Taylor. &C., the
Commissioner reported that he had sold
the land heretofore dccreel to be sold.
to J. N. Bennett, at the price Of $3.50.
The salc was confirmed.
Willism +. Lively, Commissioner Of
School Lands, reported two certain
tracts Of land as forfeited, viz: A tract
Of 80 acres on Glady Fork, and an
other tract Of 20 acres adjacent thereto,
M. Adams and George W. Curtis
were allowed to redeem said lands.
The cases of Butcher & Huntington,
Trustees. VS.. Jasper Peterson, and Of
jasper Peterson vs.. Butcher / Dun,
ningtOn, Trustees, &c., were referred
to Commissioner, to usccrtaia and re.
port on certain matters of difference be.
tween the parties.
In the case Of L. G. SIinnich, Ad.
ministrator Of John C. Fins.cr, de-
ceased, vs.. the heirs and creditors Of
said decedcnt, decree was entered d.
rectiug u sale Of certain real estate Of
which said Fiustcr died seized, for the
purpose of paying oil claims against hi.
estate.
A lengthy order was entered in the
case Of Henry Brannou, Administrator
Of Robert Trvitc, deceased, ugains. the
heirs aud creditors Of said decClcut,
The sales Of trcct of land on Eiuk to
Jacob Smolleneaucr, and Of hous c
aud lot III Weston to J. 5. Wilkinson.
were reported aud confirmed. The
further sale Of Judge Irsiuo's realty
was postponed until i future time,
In the foregoing, we have mentioned
only the most important orders. a
vast number Of cases were acted upon
both on the law and chaucsry sides OF
tho Court, but being iuterlOcu.Ory
proceedings, they arc OF interest only
to The parties in litigation. 1t is im'
possible, as the law now exists, for the
Court to perform the labor i.Aposed