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J: G. ST. CLAIR,
Notary Public,
Taylor County, W. Va.

J. u. ST. CLAIR,
Notary Public,
Taylor County, W. Va.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Following are the records from the court of
Taylor county. w. Va, in q suit brought against
Henry J. Saively to recover this money Pro.
ceedings exactly similar were instituted in the
case of each OF the other four children, and in
all OF the tive cases a similar decree was en-
tered.
Following is a report OF the proceedings in
one case:
RECORD.
West Virginia: In the circuit court Of Taylor
county. Margaret Fallon, by. etc. VS.. Henry
J. Snlvely ct ais. Equity. Bin of complaint
hied at June Rules, 1856. Cause set for hear-
Ing at July Rules. 1856.
BILL OF CoMrLAINr.
To the Hon. William T. Ice. judge of the Third
judicial circuit OF the state OF West Virginia.
Ihe bill OF complaint of Margaret F1llon, an
infant, who sues by her next friend, Mary L.
tallon, complainant, against Henry j. Snively.
Ambrose Snively aud George W. Brown, de-
PENDANTS, filed in the circuit court OF Taylor
county.
Complainant says that on his own motion, de-
feudant, Henry J. Snivey, was on the 10th day
OF January, 1881, appointed guardian Tor com
plainant by the CLERK of the circuit court of said
county and executed his bond in the penalty of
twelve hundred dollars. payable to the said
state with defendants, George w. Brown and
Ambrose Sniyely, by his abbreviated name
OF A. Snively, rs his suTeties, for the faithful
discharge OF the duties of his Office and trust
such guardian and for the accounting for and
payment as required by law of all money which
should come into his hands by virtue oi his Of
hce and trust as such guardian. copy of the
order of appointm ,nt and bond each here
with filed and prayed TO be taken as part hereof,
marked respectively ''exhibit A" ana "B.
Complainant further alleges that on the 18th
day OF February, 1851. there CAME into said
guardians hands by virtue OF his appointment
aforesaid the sum OF S3l5Sl. the property OF said
infant complainant TO Dc held by said
guardian aud loaned for the and benefit
of complainant; that said guardian wholly used.
wasted aud expended said mouey for his own
private benefit ard became Insolvent and has
left the state: that he rendered no inventory or
no account of said funds, nor made any settle
ment OF his guardianship as required by law,
but has been removed from the same by said
county court and his powers revoked. copy
OF the order of the county court revok-
ing the authority of said guardian is
herewith filed as part hereof, marked
exhibit &C" Complainant has no information
OF any expenditures made i'll her behalf out of
said fund, but insists that she is entitled to a
decree against said defendant by virtue of said
bond. for said sum of $sla31, with compound in
tereA thereon from the 10th day of February,
1851, until paid, and that neither said sum nor
any part thereof, nor the penalty of said bond nor
any part thereof, has ever been paid to complaint
ant or any one for hor benefit by either or any
OF the defendants, but to pay the same they and
each of them have hitherto wholly neglected
and refused and still neglects' and refuses, al
though often requested TO the contrary. Com
plainant, therefore. prays that the guardianship p
OF said defendant, Henry J. Snively, may be Set
tied and that the amount due her may be ascer-
tanned and determined, and that decree for
the payment of the same may be entered against
the defendants. And she asks such further and
general relief rs to her case beiOngs And will
ever pray, etc.
The state OF West Virginia to the sheriff Of
Taylor county, greeting:
You are hereby cOmmaded tosumm on Henry
J. SuIvely, Ambrose Snively and George W.
Brown to appear before the judge OF our circuit
court OF Taylor county at the clerks office OF
said court at Rules, to be held therein on the
first Monday in April, 1886, to answer bill in
chancery exhibited against them and others in
our said court by Margaret Fallon. an infant,
who sues by her next friend, Mary +. Fallon.
And have you then aud there this writ and
how you have executed the same. Witness:
John s. s. Herr clerk of our said court at the
courthouse of Taylor county this lat day of
March, 1856, and in the twenty-third year of the
state. JOHN 5. s. HERR.
sHERIFPs RETURN.
On the 4th day of March, 1856, delivered
copies of the within summons to George W.
Brown and Ambrose snively, ami on the 5tn day
of March, 1856, / executed the within summons
on Henry j. Sniyely by delivering copy thereof
to his wife at his usual place OF abode and ex
planning the purport thereof to her, he not being
there or elsewhere found.
For HUGH EVANS, s. 7. c.
Margaret Failon by her next friend, Mary E.
Fallon, per attorney, NJ. III. Dent, attorney at
law.
EXHIBIT A.
West Virginia. In the clerks ofice OF Taylor
county on the 20th day of January, ISL
On motion OF Henry j. Snively, he is appointed
guardian for Margaret Falon. an iufant child
of Bartholomew Fallon, deceased, under the age
of IA years. And said Henry J. Sniyely, his
sureties. entered into and acknowledged bond
in the penalty of 81 200, conditioned az the law
directs, which bond Is ordered to be recorded.
Teste: JOHN = :. HERR, Clerk.
A copy teste: CHARLES IL. RECTOR, Clerk.
EXHIBIT B.
Know all men by these presents: That we