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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-07

Master Drinl>N Sa!Icy.a l,;!r sol
Of Mr.. II. +. Sailcv, Of the Fork.
Who s.'ajncl his loo;, apparently
very slightly, some months ayp, il"
Jumping from u school house, is nov
lad NJ, anal it is feared chat ;lin lee.
sill have to be allulltatr,.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-07

The :ppnrtionmcnt OF the school
;ual Of Oran@eIur.s County 10; The
present i::r*>I year is based On !,
ichoel atIcn,lanvco oi' $500 children.
Tie tw" n'ili tax yields $3.50,
w!iirh, augmented i. he pal! tax,
gives ahou; T!looO 70 be spent Tor
schonls in county this year.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-07

Regular and Transient BonrJers cani get
good aud reasonable Euarl at this excel
lent Boarding House which have opened
to meet the growing needs Of Orangeburg.
II q located in a desirable locality, con-
venic ut to the business portion OF tho town
and travelling public.
+. Ii. w. BRIGGMANN.
mar 10 On
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-07

Masters, Eddie Svovi!l and Nitcaic
Pike, who are attending The High
school cf Charleston, !ave cone
'oiiic to spend the Spring holidays.
Master Marchie Dcl!, n student OF
Mr.. Portars school, is also back eli.
accnnE; OF the scarlet fever.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-07
10 @ A La

We regret to hear Of the illness Of
Gen. 1zlar during this week.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-07

Miss stu,key, living Il; Alr. j. II
{. kcnncrly's III the Fork, was h:,dy
burnt on last Thursday by the ignit-
ING OF her clclhcs while standing
with her back to The ire. The flames
were fortunately cxtinguiShcd by
being ~mo!hcrcd witha quilt or coun-
trrpanr, thus avcriing, in all proha
bility, fatal results.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-07

Dr. Curry, the Agent Of tic Pea
boay Fund, had consultation with
Hon. lInga $. Thompson last wccI,
i'll Columbia, on The subject Of lhc
public schools Of South Carolina.
and their connection with the Pea
body Fund. lie says that this fund
will be used 10 assist the public
schools, but that no school will r.
reivc the assistance hat is not kept
open nine months i'll the year. The
principle, he says, is "to help those
who help thcmsclcs.' Will the pco-
pic Of Orangcburg help themselves
in order to enjoy the advantage OF
this fund?
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-07
AND kp.tN,.r 1sNEsGET,

That The highest cash prices will be paid
for Ricc, C.rn. pcas anda.l other country
produce ut
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-07

DEL. G. N'onrar,al,ar l,as just
received the finest Stori> Of cigars.
riHarut;ca, slnn! inpranl Chewing to-
h:;@ras Ger o.rrcd in OraMgchurg
IIis i)r. ncvcr..:rrp* aryt!.ing bu, tie
b,s! o. goods il his Enc ana we take
pleasure, in calling s;;cl!tion to these
4oo'!T. Go down and try them.
u. E.ISinoa', has returned with
he finest lot Of clothing ever oilcre
III this market. Il
l.yon want !; cxt;:, fine ;"gar al .
reasonable price. call in at Dr.. j. G..
W"nnamake.s Drug Store and We
"uaramtrcyou will be nt.'nlnmo,ia,cd
Eo"'i forge; to carry your cotton
Samples to u Il. 'iimoa! L co. they
pay The hiGil'~t prices and pay the
cash. II
d. T. Ss.oAll l. CO. commenced
hauling fertilizers this week. They
Will handle seven or eight Of he best
brands this season. and will sell
Them very low for cash. anal cheap cn
credit Earte"rs will find ii To their
interest ia examine heir stcvk before
making arrangements with other
houses. A
Clothing! clo,hing!! clothing,!.
d. T.. Smoah d Co., are NOW oilcr-
ing tiirir cntre stock Of water cloth
ing. also blankets and heavy winter
goods at actual cost for cash Should
you need anything in clothing.
,,h8w!H, blankets, jeans, DC, don
forget tia! YOU can bay iroin them
- per cent. less than regular prices.
"rtake this opportunity TO inform
the ialics and The public generally
ILat we have discontinued The sale OF
whisky. @c. we keep nice as
Sorimcnt Of dress goods. notions.
SHOES. hats, fancy. and staple glocc-
rics, which arc o!.rrcd ;i lowest fig
ares. Satisfaction guaranteed, and
frequent visits solicited
y. +. SAoAK d Go.
! I you need u nice set OF harness
don't bay Until YOU have priced iicm
III y. +. snoak d COS. Thrv have
Just received 4 lnc lot. a
ssc zszt z--=.srz,H..
15zarzEeS &oports.
Corrected every week by Mcssrs. BULL
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-07

ment Of Mr.. JOS. Eros next week. He
has III his store everything that tie
heart could wish.
Capt. Bell has his hands full OF
contracts to build houses in cur iowa.
The building boom was never so
high.
Capt. NJ. Glover is preparing to
put up 4 new brick Office On the site
Of his old Office, whic! was burnt
down.
Our efficient County Commission
crs have caused the bridges over The
Edisto, and the Ci:w C:,n bridge, to
be propcs'ly repaired,
-,.er-=-.-
Thomas N. Raysor, Esq. has been
appointed Trial Justice in Cur toxin
in place Of Mr.. y. &. Dihhlr, who has
resigned.
The late cold wr:lt her has. doubt
less, destroyed all til. fruit. Good
bye to peach pics an,l apple dnmp-
lines,
!" ~ 'ah ! VIC nave Il S'h"ol IN
orang"bnrg 'T.,ith will keep our sn;iS
and daughters At honlc that are nov
sent Of for rtucation2
:" l. H. /. v HaI, o' 'Ne F"fA, has
~ 80 '"'''e'lH S'lcr'eo COTTON seed,
""''h nc WI Sc'' III ~ cents per
I" . a'e pa'i'"'' 70 'carh OF the Death
- :" ,. '''es or "l '!!' s''k last
N " : ''''oc' S'''i''' '''a' hcf acaili ;
WIS e'''Sc' rom '"Fh' p"' we have
--------
! ~ "''.S ~ c''';'S "rf' o'i' III
h"t 'o'e' o'.f';S"!ia'' l'ar'"!toh Iuea-
""e 'c'''"a 'h"'c '".' ahu n'ac'
- 'eSl "''S 'no o'ier c'oi'i
lions.
-
- ne" awning ''.''ie"o'N mas o'e:i
P"t W ~ rom o. :, orhel'"h $ store
h'''' VIZ a"o greatly 10 comfort
".N 'ne summer f''s commence I"
lA!l.
- - = "'t'ic
,"' - "'"'' : = ~ j"
y - ~" - N'','''>''n' was
- w. ~" !" '" "eS""' III"
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Coleman Bca.ic is fixing up hls
yrcss of thc tow, N.v !,
ornamental work ,nd ,,;n,;,'r ~,
made oui,c ~ i,nnrova,,o,,
e.>.4---.-.-
| I,nc 4 Il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14

OF the church, and put up one or more
ofthe beautiful peal Of bells. he lett one
daughter only, and she married GER
tain Henry Petit. who thereby became
owner of Dentdelyon. Consequently
when we come down to the time oil the
registers we find much made oil the ret
iii family. The head Of it for the time
being is always called "Mr." and gent.
or generous" is written after his name:
One of them who died in the DAYS Oh
Charles IL, and who has handsome
monument on the north wall OF the
church, was chronicled in more perish
able style. He had poem written 10
his memory (for a consideration, no
douht) by Elkanah Settle, and 1
have sent a copy Of it-a handsome iol9
in rich morocco binding. and adorned
with sculptures" Sic transic. ms
family, too, flourishes in Margate. It's
present representative is a respectable
and efficient chimney.sweep. Two
other great families have, so lar al l
know, quite disappeared. the Claybrooks
and the Spracklyngs. Much honor 10
offered to them also in the registers, anu
TO the former there is remarkable me
monument of the days Of Charles l.; to
the latter there remains only the matiA
of a vanished brass. The head oil TINS
family was hanged in 1853 for murder
ing his wife. There are some old quarto
pamphlets giving the history and morai-
ing upon il, but the story is told also In
Lewis History OF Thanet. '-AGcm''-
lan's Magazine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14
The Mutations OF Fortune

The principal family in the parish Ct
Nargate in the days OF Queen Elizabeth
Was that of Norwood. This is proved
not only by some handsome brasses in
the church, but by the fact that when
ever one of them is baptized the Rig: I.
trsr more than once makes the entry IN
large embossed hand so that il is the
most conspicuous entry in the page.
There is little difficulty in tracing out
the pedigree of the family with the as
sistance Of the records of the neighbor
ing parishes And tAe same family is
now represented in Margate by the
town biil-stickcr, who, according to the
escutcheons which meet one on all sides,
is entitled 10 decorate his professional
pas,e-pot with a Cross engrailed gules,
on "A field Crnine. Three other names
are conspicuous, each OF which has
much that is Interesting to the local
a storian. Visit )rs to the Isle OF Thanet
know the grand Oil csstellated brick
gateway OF about the date OF the tAird
ElWsrl, on which lion with an eBOr-
nous tooth is sculptured on a corbel.
The place is called Dentdelyon, and so
were the family inhabiting il till the
middle Of the fifteenth century. Most
illustrated books on brasses have an en-
craving of the fine eihgy Of John Dan
delion" in the church, who died in lIi5,
ION the day OF the invention OF the holy
cross" September 18th, as the inscrip-
ton states, He rebuilt n great portion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14
An Emperor,s EarIy Poverty.

FIom the London Telegraph.
IL msy well be that the Senerabls
German Emperor, as on Christmas Eve.
ne contemplated the magnificent tree
prepared for him by his children and
grandchildren all gathered around HIM,
laden with costly and seasonable offer
ings to the mishtiest monarch OF CONT
mental Europe, bethought him OF GER
tain grim and dismal Christmastide
seyenty.three years ago. His royal
parents, driven from their capital aud
reduced to actual poverty, were then
boarding aud lodging on credit In
pyivate citizens house at Mcneil, aud
but for q timely subsidy reaching them
from the Mennonite settlement oil
Kuhn, would have bcen unable to pnr-
chase a few cheap and simple Christ
mas presents for their children, the
eldest of whom was at that time only
~ wears old. So desperate were the
circumstances of the Prussian royal
family towards the close OF the year 1907
that the brave and highspirited Queen
Louise, in q letter to her father, de-
scribed them in heartrendiug terms.
"Our position" she wrote, sis hoTrl-
Die klQe. we arc oh N'uoAANN y.
Even nv atrength is leaving ME. 1t Is
dreadful, appalling, cruel-the more so
that il is undeseryed. Perhaps it may
be for the children's good that, whilst
they are young, they should make ac-
ambulance with the seamy side OF life.
Had they grown up in the lap oil super
huity aud comfort they would think IT
cannot be otherwise.' But that it can
they NAV now see by looking at their
fathers sad face and the bitter tears
flowing from their mothers eyes.
When this mourniul letter was writ
TN. Kaiser Wilhelm wss delicate lad
of TO- To whom his first uniform and
commission as an ensign in the Prus
siau Guard had Just b en- presented by
FREDERICK William Ill, whose prlHy
pnrse was 40 iOrlOrn OF the precious
metals that his birthday gilt that year
TO his eldest daughter, af;erward the
Empress OF Russ a, Was lo-sh,lllng
noe accompanied by the words, You
must make the most OF It, Tor Just now
I can snare no more" Ii is well 10
know that these "Reminiscences OF his
childheoi are still fresh in the good old
Emperor's memory; and at no time OF
the wear would they be more likely to
recnr TO his mind than at the festive
season." his splendid celebrations OF
which afford so strange a contrast to
the melancholy CHRISTMAS ex perItnce
of his early youth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by John Henry Block 10 the undersigned
Trustee, dated the S0th day OF August, 1878, and
recorded in the Office OF the CLERK OF the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virgins, in Deed OF
Trust Book No. II. rage 262, will sell al public
anct on, at the front door ~ the Court House
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, OH
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9TH, 1881,
at ten O'Clock A. NJ, the following described real
estatez. VII All that certain lot or Parcel OF
ground lying and being situated in the northern
part OF the city OF Wheeling. Ohio county, West
Virginia, and described and designated on the
plat OF the said city as LOT numbered twenty five
(25) in the addition 10 the said city laid out by
John Mcclure.
1EKNs-Ine-third OF pun base money, or more
II the purchaser 80 elect IN cash On dsv 81 sale.
The balance in two equal inStallments at six and
twelve months, notes bearing interest IN be
gven for dc er ed payments; title to be retained
until payment is made in iull. The title is be.
lieyed To be perfect, but selling rs Trustee,
shall convey on the title vested in me by said
deed OF trust.
feb3-oawi J. J. Woops, Trustee
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Public Sale of Real Estate.

TvNDER THE AUTHORITY OF DECREE
- entered on the sIh DAY Of'January, lSsl
by the Circuit Court ot Ohio county, IN The
case OFF. Welmer W Babeta Daub, ct ais, the
undersigned Special Commissioner, willon
FEBRUARY -, 1881, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. N.
al the front door OF the Court House ~ Ohio
county, sell al public auction. 10 the highest
and best bidder. the following dcscr bed na
estate. situated In {. city Of Wheeling, In said
county: Beginning at u stone cast 81 Ie OF Msr-
ket street, In said CIV, conner Uf The division line
between the lInds Of III ely OF Wheeling, com.
monty called the Conmons"a little north VI
Seventh formerly Wrshii gtOn) street, and run.
ming thence esstyarlly with the north line OF
the said Commons les feet. more or less, TO
another stone corner OF said Commons; theLcc
northwsrily, AMI parallel. or nearly ~, with
Market street thirty (3n) fe.t 10 another stOnr
conner OF Commons thence wcstwardly with
the southern li2s of samuel GOsen's property
To the line OF the Nasional road or Market street
thence southerly IS feet m re or less, 10 the
place OF b ginning.
TERMS OF SALg-One.half OF the purchase
money cish in hand on the day OF sale. and The
remainder In six months with interest from the
day ofsnle. the deferred inSa lmcnt 10 he secured
10 the satisfaction Ol The Commissioner.
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL,
spe isl Commissioner.
". II. IlALLER, Au.tiOneer. JAMS ccdi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14

Sunday Express lesyes Wheeling at 9:T A. ~,
arriving at Wellsburgat 1000 An. and at Steu-
benville at 1880 A. NJ, connecting With Pacific
Express for all Western points.
Trains leaving Columbus at $40 p n and 6:S
A. N, run daily. Through Chicago Express,
leaves Columbus daily except Sunday, SOP.
NJ with sleeping car ATTACHED arriving in Chica.
20 AT 7:sC next morning. Berths can be secured
In advance at Union Depot ticket ONCE, Colum.
bus. 60,
Pullman's d RI wing room sleeping cars through
without change from stsuoenyille EAsl 70 Phila'
delphia ard New York, and West 70 Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and st.
Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
car accommodations, and any further informa-
ton apply TO Joseph N. Belleyille, Ticket Agent
at Pan-Handle Depot. foot o. Eleventh street, or
at City Ticket Once. under Mcclure House
wheeling
n. ". Caldwell. General Manager. Columbus,
O.;w. l. 0Brien, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Columbus. U. nov5
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rrllstee'H Male.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST MADE
ID by John Docrr and wife 10 the undersisn.
cd Trustee dated the 2Jth day Of June, ISIS
and recorded In the ofii,e OF the Clerk OF the
County Court ~ Ohio county. wost Virginia In
iced 81 Trust Book No. H. page l0J ] will sell
At public auction, at the from door OF the Court
House OF OhiO county, W. Va, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9TH. 1881.
at 10 30 o'clock ~, the following described
real estate, viz: The middle fraction ~ lot
Numbered twenty two t29l lying twenty feet on
the south side Of Nineteenth street and running
shack towards the creek 10y parallel lines and nj
right angles W tn SAIL Nineteenth street, one
hundred and twenty lle0l feet.
The title Is believed 10 b. perfect. but selling
- Trustee wal convey only the title vested In
me by said deed 81 trust.
TERAs-Oue.third Of pun hsSt me- ncy or more
IL the purchased elect. in cash on dny OF ~ q,
tn" balance In two equal installmenu ~ six
aud twelve mbnth,. notes bear ne Interest to be-
given for deferred payment, tie title 10 DO 70.
taincd until Ia, mcnt IL made In full.
ifebsaw J. J. wooIs. Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14
ALEXANDER BONE, SR.

NOTARY PUBLIC. GKkERAL BUsfkEs1
~ aud Real Estate Agent.
Loans negotiated. siosks bought and s"ld.
ksrchanu and NanHfactufvu' Booka opsped.
examin@d and cissef. kt4t4> ss6tied, Note.
Book Acroun0 and Rents COLLECTED. Houss
Rented and Leased. Collections promptly ~
mitted. Advances made Al oenneas oorrss.
I0ndcnoe conSdentiaily Attended b, Send ios
circular and References i1is Martet sueet.
Cnngie's Block, over CIV Hank. whssiins, ".
Va J1sn
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FOR . ALE.

rINHE GRANITE HOUSE At WELLSBU RIG.
i with two lots. The one On which the
building II situated la, II front oil Water street
Of ~ feet, and rum ny back no.. feet and the
other lot In the rear OF The same size. fronting
on Charles street, on which is situated u good
stable. The hOus, is a large t"O story bulldog
containing 10 rooms, having all nccessn v out
occupant, or to X. Il. WOODS. Real Estate
Agent. ili0 Chapline ST., Wheeling Va. fem
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14
SEALED PROPOSALS.
CT ICLIEKs or,ICE.

WHEELING. W. Va. Frbsusry S, 1851.
Sealed proposa's VIII te ~ e.vei 6, the once
of the CITY Cl.rt uut!I Honday Fsbsu,Ty II.
ISL, NJ O'Clock p q. Tor the ligh'iny. Gaming.
e rtinguishlng and furnishing wIcks o. 8. glass
ehfmneys, 6c-. flr The oil iarIs north OF he
creek south 81 the Geek. aid the oil l-mls IN
the seventh warj, for ole year froIa March J..
ISL. Bids 70 he AL jicssed TO the Chairman OF
the Committee on Lights" the Conmii,ec re-
serving the right 10 reieet sny OF all hiss
FRANK HpWkRs.
feta City Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14
Legal Notice.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUN-
- ty Circuit CONT, February Rules, 1851.
William Burrows In Chauce,y for
Annie + Burrows. Divorce.
SUMMONS
The State OF West Virginia 70 the sheriff Of
Ohio county, greeting:
We command you that you summon Annie
z, Burrows. IL ,he be- found in Your bsi iwick,
to appear at the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court Of ohio County, at Rules 70 DC he'll for the
said Court, OH the FIST Monday In FcbrUary,
1889. 20 answer bill Ia Chancciy exhibited
against her In raid COut by William Burrows,
aud have then there this writ.
Witness SAMUEL B. MCC LLOCH, Clerk ~ our
said Court, OF the Court HOuse Of said County
In the city ~ Wheeling the 2Ith day OF Janu
AIRY, 1850 and in the seventeenth year VI the state
OF West Virginia.
SAMUEL b. McCOLLO"H.
Clerk
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscrctions otyouth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&C., | will send recipe that will cure
YOU, FREE or CHAEGE. This great RENE
dy was discovered by a missionary in
south America. Send a self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. lnman,
Station n New York CITY,
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lob Printing and Book Binding
In all their Department.. carried on By the pro
prlctop OF the KroisrrA
LEWIS BAKER e. CO.,
PUBLISHERS
Legal Notice.

C;ATE OF wFsr VIRGINIA, OHIO COUS.
- ~ Circuit Count. February Rules 1851.
vs.. In Chanccry for Divorv.
Leopold Beckerj
SUMMONS.
The state Of West Virginia. 10 the sheriff of
Ohio county, greeting:
eve command you that you summon Leopold
Becker, N he be found In your bsiliwick. 10 ap
pear al the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court oi
ohio comfy, at rules % lie held for the said
Court. on the hrt Monday In February, 1851.
la ansser a bill In chAnccry exhibited against
him In the kaid court BY AanBsttA Bes kcf,
and have then there this writ
Witness sksuEL H. h'CoIiocs, Clerk Of
our aaid Court, ut the Court House OF tsid
county, In the city Of Wheeling. the 7th day 81
February 1881, AMI Ia the 18th year OF the state
" sAMI'EL B. NcCOLLOcn. C.ert.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEIOsIII OKs.

The defendant in the above entitled cause
plainsnt, OF Dr. ID. Kurf. An. schuief, Henry
bchomber Mrs.. schomLer aud other wiil 10 70.
kan ss the lay ofhce OF Russll 4 siici, No.
1916 Chspline street In the city u Wheeling.
county Of Ohio and State Of West Virginia, an
Saturday, the i3sh day u March, A. u. IAsi. -.
tween the hours of O'clock a. y. and ?. n. tO
be uscd ~ evidence on part of the complainant
in said ,ause, and the hkins OF the ssid dsposi.
I'll completed.
RrsrLL 4 srirn, her solicitor.
ii
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14

Annie f. Burrows is no inhabitant OF my
bailiwick nor found therein, this 3lst day OF
January, 1881.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, d. S for
GEO. X. TINGLE, 3. q. e.
The object OF this suit Is 10 obtain divorce
by the complainant from the defendant from
the bonds OF matnmOny heretofore subsistinR
between them, and II appearing from an All
davii filed u the cause that the Eaid defendant
is not resident OF the state Of West VirIinia,
on motion OF the complainant II Il ordered that
the said defendant do appear here at the next
rule day, io.wii: on the ir,t Monday in March
1881, and do what is necessary 10 prOieC, her in.
terests herein.
Tot: :. u. MCCULLOUGH, CLERK
JACoC, CRACRAFr and FERGysSoS,
Solicitors for complainant.
The above named defendant will take notice
that the 6epositiOus OF william Burrows. e..
Davis, Charles Moore and 81 niamin Gin will be
taken al the law office Of Jacob, Crscrait and
Ferguson, No. 1876 tharline street. Wheeling.
West Virginia. on the nj dty ( March. A. u.
1851 bciW cen The hour # y O'Clock a. aud 6
o'c,ock p n, TO BE- read In evidence IN the above
nsmed cause on behalf Of the complsinan' and
il from any cTu'e the taking Of tn lid dep 81
tons shall not DC commenced, or beng com
menced shall not be completed on that day. the
taking Of the same viii he adjourned from time
TO time ntiI he same is completed.
JACOB, CRACKAF1 n FERGUSON
feblO Solicitors 'or complainant.
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Legal Notice.

yIyEsT VIRGINIA, IL 1HE CIRCUIT
w Court for Ohio county. 81: FCbrsry
Rules, 1851.
Rslph Manh, elal.
IN ChAnCery.
william Jackson, et ais,
The object Of this suit l. ~ obtain partition
among tile heirs 81 Ralph Marsh 81. de cased.
of the south One-hsli OF lot 40. T. on Coal street
south wheeling. and IL Appearing from an sfii.
dayit file In the cause that William IA k,On.
William Jackson Jr.. Harry Jackson, Anna
Jsckson. ,,eorse L9omis, George LOOMS. Jun.
Ior and 4 lla Gregory defendant. ole Ion Tesi.
dents 81 this state. 4 Il ordered that the aid
non resifen; 4, fendsnts sppear at Rules 20 he
held for Faid Court OH the hr't Monday OF
March. isSi, and do what may be ned s>Ars 10
nrotect their inrtrrStsin this sui.
Tcs'e: S.A'L p. ACCoLLocH, Clerk.
HESEY ". RUSSELL, fer CODpIt.