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Crazes come, but unlike the brook, do
not 20 on forever; in fact they seldom
maintain a longer hold on the public than
to give the people time to wonder what it
Is all about, and they vanish. Some crazes
are nothing more than oddity in dress,
while others consist in popularizing some
spot by the almost universal indulgence
Of the people in it. Sometimes these
crazesgo to extre mes, and it is not improb'
able that II it were the fashion to have
only four fingers on the right haEd the
ultra fashionabIes would have the neces-
sary finger amputated.
No one has yet given satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION as to the why's and whereiores OF
the crazes that periodically sweep over the
country. Why was it the fifteen block
puzzle drove men frantic in trying TO
solve It's intricacics, and insane asylums
were peopled with persons who had gone
daft in toying with the blocks? Nearly
every man, woman and child worked with
the obstinate squares, and the more fall
ures they made the more persistent did
they become. But the fifteen block puzzle
has had its day and has almost dropped
out of the memory Of man.
Pedestrianism once had flrmer hold on
tho public interesttllan 1t has now. Long
distance matches were all the ragc for a
while, AMI people paid their good money
to see man or woman walk when posi-
bly, they wouldn't have turned their heads
around on the street to look at them.
Many other popular crazes can be emu
merated, enough to fill columns.
ga craze is nothing more than fashion.
The fair Sex comes in. for good share Of
these periodical irenzies that come over
us like a summer dream or otherwise. The
memory Of fitting hoops, the ungainly
chignon, the Dolly Warden, the Grecian
bend and the hustle are OF the past. They
filed their mission, and when no longer
popular were ruthlessly discarded.
Now comes the roller skating craze. 1t
is at fever heat ut present. How soon will
tho day dawn when 1t WILDE uniashion-
able?
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The Tomb OF dickens,
AZ
LinerpoOl Post.

LuNIVt Epsd.
Walking through Westminster Abbey
to-day noticed that fresh flowers had
been laid upon the tomb Of Charles
Dickens. They were all bright flowers,
such as Dickens loved throughout Ills life,
and though they have been here some
days now they retain their freshness in
marvellous degree and make bright this
one spot, tho arst which Englizhmafi
coming from all parts Of tie world
to tho abbey first ask to set, These
are not the kindly meant offerings OF a
passing stranger r!.ey were placed here
On Qhrlst%aS E.e BY tho loving hand of
his gFandehiI' .ren. Twice a year they
Sa 9 SOM Of them growing up now, and
ply, IaSe .neir garlands on the tomb Of him
W.T. y to the world Is man Of imperlshable,
renown, but to them is also friend and
playmate who at Christmas time never
failed, whatever the state Of health might
be or whatever the pressure OF business
that lay upon him, to make the season
"merry" within his own household. Once
again, in juno, when flowers are more
plentiful, on the 9th-the anniversary oil
the day he diod-the simple inscription
upon the stone is covered. under wealth
nj roRpR
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They Al Saw IL.

Neg York S'fF
1t was in a palatial GROCERY on Fifth av.
enue that some half Il. dozen .bibulous
young Esculapians gathered few after
moons since. They Ind been going through
some pretty hard clinics and their over
worked brains needed frequent bracing.
AS the second round Of brandy and soda
came on, one OF the party, happening to
glance under the table, there saw big
gray rat manipulating among thecrumbs
and sawdust. He quickly turned his
head in another direction. "A second
Young sawbones saw 1t an instant later,
rubbed Ills eyes, sighed ltfnlly, and put
down his drink with reluctant fingers.
Still another Of the party, CHANGING down,
saw the rat, and In atwinkling he dropped
his glass and sprang to the middle OF the
floor.
the ratw
"do you see it, too2"
Eyes"
"And do you, and you, and youl" he
asked Of the entire party in turn.
They had all seen it; but the last man,
a pimply fellow with chronically.swelled
head and fiery nose, was the frankest OF
the lot.
II saw it some time ago" said lc; "but
l didn't say anything, az | didn't suppose,
anybody else saw it. However, as We all
see 1t and nobody has got 'eip, suppose we
take another drink"
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Ne Didn't l.oeognI1o him.

Exchange.
AIT is said that one Of tho first caser Ira
Shaier obtained when he left Albany for
New York, twenty years ago, was that OF
a man charged with nm assault with at
tempt to kill. He was to DO tried before
n Jersey police justice, and upon tho date
set Hon. Ira was on hand and remarked
that he appeared for the prisoner, The
Justice, who was q German, remarked:
"You appears for the brlsner, do
We? And who the debil be you? I
don't know ye; vair DO you come from,
and watts yer name% Ira politely
informed him that he was a member OF
tlle New York bar. SIS dot 80 replied the
insticc. .sYel den you can't practice in
dian gourt," But am counsellor Of
The Supreme Court Of the State New
York" protested shater. "Dot don't
make noting telIerent." "But my dear
sir" objected the bailled lawyer, u am q
counsellor Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States.r nDot don't mako nothing
better. You amt a counsellor oil the SUI
preme Court OF New Jersey, and you can't
practice in this gourt,p To this day shaier
ayers that New Jersey isa foreign country.
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plnntntIen philosonhy.
Artcasas TaueIq.

StTENtAAA AbNVNAtss
De narrar-nlinded man totes short
string by which he measures dc good
qualities q do men whit he meets, but his
own good p'ints he measures wild or cloze
line.
De insecks is sometimes got more sense
den a man. When yer sees or pusson
foolin' 'roun' or hornets nest, yer may
know Diet de pusson stead o. de ho'net is
or maxim er mistake.
1t amt hon In some folks ter DO homes. .
Doan' make no difference how much er
duck 'sociates wild chickens, nor no matter
how fur she lib from water, soon ez she
fms er puddle she's gwine in dar.
Rich folks has curious way o Begin
dc Bible. One day or hungry teller went
ter well.ied mans house an say, says re,
G'mcmber dc po'." @oh, / amt forgot
YER" says de well-ied man, saSsxe. mo,
sab, ! amt iorgotyer. I'll allus recolleck
yea, but OATS all"
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geaal autiees.


THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
II OH1p COUNTY, SO. wa,
In the Circuit Court q Ohio County y.,, v,.
ginIA- January Rules, lssS. "'' W.
May c; pisksy. who :ns. lSy Aer next TREND 1.rs
TbeodOeiG NoGinnIs, Elyiia cAnpb.n .,.,,,,.
q. Downing and EyAllne Downing M Ss5S9a
James Rankin, r. s. Baldwin. Ann pal6,Ilss,
fhlneaS Dickey, william Q. Rankin. 49,,
poE1e and Robert Rogne her husband MSss N
IddIngI and George ldtlngS her hnsbSnd' ~
Said Angeuoa PoEpe and Mary n, IddibSv S.i w
the children and helrs at law Of 9RFSh P,SSI.s
deceased, and Julius Rankin, trustee, DelsndSns
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit 4 70 have The raj s,,,,.
mentioned and described In the bill and h,6c.SSs
ingz D this suit divided and pGriIiione $780,
the pdrtie entitled thereto, Orii The ESIne H. I'M
visible 10 Kind that ahe same may be sold and ~
entitled thereto. and also that Il may be ns,ni :,
one Of the Commissioners Of the Court 10 SSSs,,!S
and report the respective interests Of M IS,tIIa
therein ID And 20 the tAid real estate or Ihs ~.
ceeds Of sale thereof. and also 70 ASCERTAIN and N
port the amount Of the rents Issues and pFOSt y
The said real estate from and since the daie n ~
death OF ClArilSa Campbell, and the rtspectTs ~,
tercSa Of the parties therein, toxethef With ~
amount Of taxes, insurance and repairs, eTncnieS
on aid real estate aimee the death Of AID &C.,
~ eA4 Nuell, kNu thN
flropoFti0n Of the Eame for which the FtSIStlya ~
teresiS Of the parties arr liable. And Il GppSSJn:
iron In AiidGYit died IN this cause, a. the,e NJ
that the defendants, The0dOctA MeiInniS ETfst
Campbell, Alexander q. Downing and ESiISa
Downing his wife james Rankin, K. s, RIIiTISs
Ann Baldwin, FhineAS DicEey, William q RSnIiS'
Angenoa Poglle and Robert togue her hr,bSsJ'
Mary ". Iddlngs and George IddInp her huSIINd'
and James RANKIN, trustee, Arr not rCsIdeniI n
the ktate Of West Virginia, and they moi bsyiss
been served with process In this suit, on notiSS
Of the cOmplAinGnts, BY their AttOtncyS, his osSs.
Of publication 4 entered against them, and II /.
ordered that the said defendants, TheodoCh NJ.
Ginnis, ElViA Campbell, Alexander {. DoEnISS
and EvalIne Downing his wife. James Rankin II
8, Baldwin, Ann Baldwin, PhlneaS Dlckey, WIIIaaS
d. Rankin, Angenoa Pogue aud Robert fDCie M,
husband, Mary N. lddIbgH and George lddlnT, ~,
husband, and James Rankin, trustee, are fcC1ISSSi
10 appear here within one month after he dEs ~
The tiist publication Of this order and DO whSi 4
necessary 70 project their Interests; Il d lpTtbe,
ordered That ibis order be pnbllahed and posted 4,
required bylaw.
AZ Inc Court House Of aid county. this III dST n
January, less, to-Wit: January RULES, lsSi
JOHN ". MITCHELL Clerk.
Published the hrSt time January 8. lSSi
Attest: JOHN W. MIiCHElI. C1e,t
L. D4NToEp AND G. L. CEANNER,
Solicitors for Complainant
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NOTES FOR FAIR READERs.

Gray Is considered thsmost elegant wax
for sealing.
Violet ink Is again in use by those who
like the latest eleganeies.
Wedding and reception cards are rather
large and square Ia shape.
Embossed leather cases, when in light
biscuit color, are considered stylish.
The dinner card, painted in water eolors
on boiling cloth Is q novelty, and dainty
one, too.
The address in full is still used by
Partisan ladies to mark their stationery
for general use.
The silver vinaigrotte has pretty little
plush bag on chatelaine chain to suspend
It to the belt.
Soft, gray.tinted paper and envelopes
are very iadylike, and in France It is quite
the fashion to use it.
Illuminated crests and monograms are
again in fashion. Sometimes two or three
colors are used besides the gold outlining.
Lovely handkerchief cases are made Of
netted silk cord Of any light color. They
arc in shape Of o large head net with a
round cushioned bottom Of silk in which
sachet powder has been quilted. The
edges are Of some ornamental Crochetted
pattern, and are drawn up with ribbon
the shade OF the net. These also may be
used for work.bags by having longer
ribbon. For knitting work they are par
ticularly well adapted.
A very pretty card case may be made at
home by dexterious fingers. Satin OF any
desired tint Is the foundation, and pretty
scroll work, or a spiders web in gold
thread, Is the only artistic needlework it
demands. Any old card case which Is too
shabby for further service may be used as
basis for these useful and pretty bits of
needlework. A charming one was Of gray.
shaded satin on which was traced series
Of wheels in gold thread.
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The Seal Of Fidelity.


Quite recently the Canadian papers re-
ported an apeCdote Of canine fidelity
which, had 1t been told Of a Roman SOL
der or Hindu nurse, would have been
bruited throughout the civilized world as
an instance OF humanity's supremest de-
yotion to duty. The story as told to US is,
that when nearing Montreal, the engine
driver saw q great dog standing on the
track and barking furionsly. The driver
blew his whistle; yet the hound did not
bulge, but, crouching low, was struck by
tho locomotive and killed.
Some pieces Of white muslin on the en-
CINE attracted the drivers notice, and he
stopped the train and went back. Beside
the dead dog was dead child, which, 1t Is
supposed, had wandered on to the track
and had gone to sleep. The poor watch
ful guardian had given its signal for the
train to stop; but, unheeded, had died at
its post, victim TO duty. y
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Tho senate Executive session.

s.. NieA0sas.
It lisa breach Of confidence for mem-
ber or IN officer OF tho Senate 70 disclose
the transactions Of q secret session until
tile removal OF tho injunction Of q torInsl
resolution OF that body: Still, newspaper
correspondents generally manage to find
them ont some way. So well known was
there accomplishment in this direction
thSt Senators would oitenhmes go to the
renortem for information as to what
ind ibeen done in secret session,
instead Of the reporters to the sena-
TORS. Once a Senator, going to the
Ser,ate rather late in the afternoon, met q
c ,sel,es coming from. the Capitol.
The M law.maker asked what was being
done In the Senate. "oh, nothing Inn
nortant,p was the answer. "rhey have
mt gone out Of executive session and
ire now discussing the subject thsy had
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aIr. Cleyeland,s sister.

BtDnIo CuuHH'
a nositiye force in Washington society,
and viii create an intellectual atmosphere
IN thc White House that has been wanting
in Il for years. Although abelieyer in
the temperance cause, Miss Cleveland
does not think the mistress OF the White
House has any right to obtrude her
nrivate convictions or ebhge the nations
amest 10 abstain from wine at state dinners
because she happens to have a prejudice
in favor Of total abstinence.
Her life has been spent among her
books and studies. She has never been
ireauenter Of the gay world, yet the easy
grace with which she bears the high
honors thrust upon her at middle age y 9
illustration OF the TACT that II
Is not necessarily they who are most
trumpeted abroad and heralded in the
gazette who are most fitted to adon q high
station,
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nANDoLPn,so uEER swRErnEART
The Love story Of tue statesman q RoanOk'

The Love story of the Statesman Of Roanoke
and How Cupid Deceived Him.
ohieaOO CeTeR..
John Randolph conaded in my grand
mother, who was relative and neigh
Dor. He once handed her q valuable
diamond ring with a coiled serpent on
It. An initial was caught glimpse Of,
cut in the ring under the coil, which
lifted up with spring. 1t was too
quickly withdrawn from her 70. scru-
tinize II more closely and his emotion, too
great to elicit confidence in regard to It,
which no doubt he intended to give. He
groaned out: zone l loved better than
my own soul, or Him that created 1t" She
told me Whoit was. He had known and
loved her from childhood. Ashort time
before their marriage was to have been
consummated he was walking with his be-
frotlled and she proposed stepping into q
store TO look at some fine laees which had
lust been imported. A valuable piece was
afterwards missed and John must have
noticed her take It. This occurred in Rich
mond and he was seen going to his hotel
In very exCitable monner. Some hours
later his servant found him in his room in
| state OF insenSibility. Physicians were
called in and 1t was long before he was re-
stored, and only at the prayers and en-.
treaties OF his faithful and devoted servant
"Jnba," could he be forced to taste OF the
food placed before him. He never COM
municated TO any one the cause OF his
strange conduct, and the surmiSe was that
the lady had Tilted him.
One year alter she united her fortunes
with one in whose society she might hope
To live a more happy life than in that OF
her other devoted but most unfortunate
lover, A few months alter her marriage,
while SulIy, the artist, was completing a
portrait for her, abe took "blue mass" in
a green plum 10 increase her brilliancy,
fell into spasms and died. The key 70 the
mystery was found and the secret dis
closed she was kleptotnanic.
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CERTAIN druggists begin to complain
that the only cough remedy they can now
sell is Dr.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
This goes 10 prove that intelligent people
are determined 20 got the best cure for
coughs, colds and consumption, and will
not take substitute. D&w
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The object Of the above entitled suit d 10 obtain
q Judgment against the above named delen1anii ~
The sum Of FIVE hundred aud Sixty'eiSht doInn'
with interest thereon from the 2ilh DAY o. Wy
1854, until payment, for the board Of The aid g
PENDANTS vile and two daughten BY Plalnlinsle'
cedent from January u, lss1, TO May " ~.
amounting to sos 90, and the costs Of suit ana 70
subject TO the lien Of tho said plaintiffs al!Ael'
meiit the following described psopCEty, thGI y
say: oil Of tho undivided interest Of aid GsOEe
II. Brnton In parts OF lot No. . and No, ~ f9lS
Addition TO tho City Of Wheeling and loatel %
Market street, between Twenty.ttlll and Iwgny,,
sixth streets, In the City Of Wheeling, county u
Ohio, being the property formerly owned y joan
and Mary s. BFlhton. And It appearing iron y
affidavit fled IN this cause at theSe Rules, lA w
defendant, George II. Brinton, Il not . resass1@
the State Of West Virginia, aud he not having w
served with process In this suit, on tue molglW
the plaintiff, by his attorneys, this order OF Plpt
cation Is entered against him, and u Is oLIelsI
that the said defendant, George II. BFint0I, ~
he Is hereby required 10 appear within one mOGs
after the date Of the first publication o. ny oIa
and do what Is necessary 10 protect ms lnlfiSssi
Il Is further ordered that this order Oe puplsas3
and posted as required by law. r...
Witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk o. SAID Soaiti
at the Court House Of said county, this llh "a!
January, 1855, 10 wit: January RulGS, I'M ,,.,L
JOHN ". MITCHELL ClelL
Published the tirEt time January =. lAh ,..
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, CleiL
DovRSER & EIsoN. A
Attorneys for Plaintiff. l4sIa-
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Sfu. Newgood lin the picture gallery:
"This, Aunt Eunice, is q real old master."
Aunt Eunice: ."Well, l shouldn't care il
it was; it's just as good as some Of the
new ones"
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NorIcf To TAKE pErosirioNs

tions Of james Rankin, Mary q. DIckey, WiIIells
NeiF. EyalIne Downing, IThe0doclA MctiinuE Ind
otllcr, will be taken at the law office Of LOreosS
DaufSrd, Esq, at St CIaiHVilie, In Belmont Ccln.
", in the State OF Ohio, on the ninth day Of Pebu
ary, A. D. 1855. between the hOun Of . o'ciOci A
N. and o'clock p N. TO DO read In evideRCe d IL
above named cause on behalf oil Riid comnlGlna66
and II, from any cause, the taking Of the Nd
depoSItIons shall not 10 commenced, or bElns
commenced. shall not be completed on that AN
Inc taking OF the same will be I'D iouned from I'm
10 time until the same shAll be eompsted.
l. DANSFoRD.
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Dr.J J. Ryan, st. Louis, No., says: II
invariably prescribe it in fevers: also in
convalescence from wasting and deb1i-
tating diseases, with admirable results. /
also find it tonic to an enieehIet condi-
ton Of the genital organs" rrhs&w
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Commissioners Sale,


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALV'
" ABLE PROPERTY. C,
State Of West Virginia, Ohio County. IN IneV"
cult Court for said county.
G P. Brown, administrator Of thCl
estate, OF Philip Metzncr, dc ,s.n,.,,.
ceased, In Chan1'"
Matilda Netzner and Others.
BY virtue Of decree Of said Court In The asSt
cause entered In Part J. on tho 81 DAY OF gLH ~.
1855, the undersigned, appointed specl&;i T IN.
missioner for tho purpose, will sell a. phble III
tlon at tho front door Of the Court HOuSe " -
county, on -,
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF PEBRUARSl"
commencing at 10 O'Clock M, the toIloHIns"N
estate: ..,I5
An that portion Of the lots numbered \ SsI X
Of the addition 70 the City Of Wheeling lald i gIi
John E0H and William ChApllne, hllAH y n
Filth ward Of said city, on which sm Mis- VA
dwelling house used and occupied BY ffs%P iTSSb
ner ut the time Of his death, which p0rl3h " %
on Main street twenty-five feet and eGten1Is M
the alley In The rear 81 Sald lot one huha'eV
twenty feet. A.. ,o,A.
GiS9 The twenty two eet In front Of Che ST ID
ern side Of the south half Of The lot iIaS 70 he
City Of Wheeling laid ont by John Eon ~ i,, 81
Chapllne, Of the uniform width Of tal1 rom ~ ~
rear Of said lot In the Fifth ward ana " InaTl
SIDE OF the Market square, IN WHAT A
Centre Wheeling In LiId city. ....n,,,vo
Aiso, the north half OF lot number sevcgnv,SsrTs
on the cast ode of Main street, between MILO
second and Twenty.third streets, ~ lne AaS ;oiA
laid out by John Eof and william Ghap,,,,H ,lSIs
City Of wheeling, In Ohio county, Mess NnIk,aT,
SAID pieces Of property Will DO sold sepaai s35,,
TERMS oH SALE-One third Of the putClWe. I, VIII
and al much more as the purchaser shan e " tGu
pay IN cash on the day Of Salc, tho bAAIG IN be
e1iiAl instruments at one and Two yehF nyT h.
div on sale, the purchaser 10 give notes iSsg
teFCst with security approved BY the cOtAH'IS'''
''f Wv sS'S''sN W. ], ". CowDES,
Special ComnlStooa
". q. HALIEl, AuctioncGt .J
hereby certify that ". J. ". COwden The 20 Y, h
commissioner appointed by the Circuit ~ rrtp
Ohio county In tie above entitled cause, h5,,land
bond therein In the penalty Of Sl0vn S.m ISSitI
A1S s Ec e sE crCu. G 3SHSo Il SoaS
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Eva A. Hayburn
George Il. Brinton.

The object OF the above entitled suit Is to ObIln
n Judgement ARninSt the above named deieildll.
fOr the sum OF two hundred and eighty dOllAn and
Sixtysix cents, with interest thereon lrOm The y
day Of January, lSS5, unit! payment, for the botd
Of the said defendants vile and two daughtcnby
The plaintiff from May ~, 1854. to January lSA
Amounting TO $50 g. Tor the principal Nh brCU0nt
OF said board, and so 90 In addition thereto hi
Cash advanced, and the costs Of suit, aud 70 sub
ject TO tho lion OF the said plaintiffs attachment
Inc following described property, that Is To sAy al
Of the undivided Interest OF said oeoge u. Dim
ton In parts OF lots No. . and No. q, EOfrl Adt'
lion 10 the City Of Wheeling aud located on AAlEtt
street between Twcnty.httll Anu Twentytth
streets, In the City OF Wheeling, county q riG
being the property formerly owned by John AID
Mary s. Brintou. And II appearing from an 40.
tlavft filed In this cause, at these kuICS, that tAe
defendant, George II. BFinton, Is not n ldent@
the State OF West ViTginlal and hG not having ban
served with prOcessi In this suit oil the motion q
tic plaintiff by bis attorneys, this order Of p16I
cation 4 entered aHainSt him, and II Is Onefsl
that the said defendant, George H. Brtntoh, " ~
he Is hereby directed 70 appear within 0De nollh
after tho date Of the fist publication Of this 0Nief
and do what Is necessary TO protect his Interests;
It Is further ordered that this order be puplaned
and posted as required BY law.
Witness, John W. Mitchell, CLERK o. aid Gouft
nj the Court House OF taIl county, this 9Th dlI o.
January, 1855, to-wlt: January isNles, lsSs
Published inc nfSt uMle InuuAty .. lo91s
Attest: JOIN W. MIlCIlELL, CfIL
DovENER & ELsoS, 80,
LIME STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
i. OHIO COUNTY, IS. al.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, wss. VT
ginia. january kulcs, 1855.
Eva A. Haybun, administrator
Of the estate Of Layinia Travis
deceased, IN 2SnmI4l,
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u. DANfUkU,
g. L. CRANAER,

To Theodoeia McGinnls. ElyirA Campbell AK.
aiider i. Downing, EvGllne lpownlng. Iamei R1,
kin, K. 8. Baldwin, Ann Baldwin, PhlncAS Dicfsy,
William @. Rankin, AugCnoa rogue and ROttIt
PoGue her husband, Mary u! lddlngs and GeOHe
lddIngS her husband, the said AngenOA Prgue and
Mary II. Iddings being the children aud helm lI
law ol sanh Rankin, deceased, and james Rankin,
trustee. iGsfh