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Wing gain s23, as compared with the Governors
election of 1850, when BigeI Democrat, had s, 465
majority. bts 5Arls.
Remember these figures are from the Baltimore
Sun, a neutral paper witha very strong Democrat
ic bias. rlF7,-Ss- s21
What Wing will feel encouragement when he
looks over such facts as these? sl 81
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

| The Free Solvote, on the State ticket, is l49; OF
Congressman, 81. sE ~ .as,'.r 4.r
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Elegant and VERY Rich Good,

1Oroeadc Silks, Extra Rich. and in entirely ns a
ID signs and choice coors and Paris Nantes and Cab
imported by Jas. Beck & Co., New York, reeieTea IL
day,by o. w. HEISKELL & Co.
sept. 20, 49, g.. 81 49, Y = Gt-sEe ?.
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FOR PRESIDENT as ul
WINFIELD SCOTT.
" f'AI FOR VICE PRESIDENT. ,.5.I IS
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.

NN.' r..-a wang ENCtOFut tChets
1sr DIsTRIcT-JOHN X. KILBY, OF Nansemond,
oSp DIsrRIcr-EDw. X CHAMBERS, OF Meeklenburl
3s DisTRIcr-THOMAS s. FLOURNoY, of Halifax
4ru DIsrRIcr-H. II. MARSHALL, of Charlotte.
6rH Observation-Disclosures RlVES, OF Albernlarie.
6ru pIsrRIcr-WILLIAM C. SCOTT, OF Powhatan-
Tru DlsrRIcr-JOSEPH SEGAR, OF Elizabeth City.
sru DtsrR,cr-ROBERT MAYO, OF Westmoreland.
9rH MsrRIcr-HENRY W. THOMAS, OF Fairfax.
i0rH DfsrRicT-tLE4'RR BoIELkh OF JeHeison.
ifru iGsrRIoT-COL j. b. BALDWIN, OF Augusta.
form DIsraIcr-JOHN ECHOLS of Monroe. s..-,.
I3ru DfsrRIcr-wALTER PRESTON, OF Washington.
14ru DIsrRIcr-JOHN ]. JACKSON, Jr., OF Wood.
16ru IIsrRtcr-T NJ. GALLY. of Ohio. -.|.. -.
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Obituary.


COMMUNICATED.
DIED. in Barbour county, December the
23I, 1851, Mr.. ADAM STEAlPLE, in the
5s,h year Of bis age, leaving widow aud
four children 10 mourn the luss Of kind
and inhulsent husband and father. The
predominant traits Of bis character were
honesty aud industry. But he is no more /;
on earth we shall see his face no more
His seat in The family rircleis now vacant,
and bis spirit is gone TO that bourne from
whence no traveller returns. He has de-.
scended 10 the cold chambers Of the dead,
aud the clods Of the valley press heavily
upon his basOm.
But thou are departed, fair spirit Of light,
Thou art melted away rs the hues
Ola summer bright sky when it fades into night,
And resigns US to darkness and dews.
Thou hast gone to the SorrOrlesS heart,
To the cline Of the lovely and kind:
But none eau replace thee, all dear as thou art,
In the lone hearts thou leaVest behind.
MoREAU.
In Fairmont, on the 18th inst, LUCY
LEE, daughter Of Dr.. William D. and Mrs.
Mary C. Eyster, aged 2 years aud 8 mos.
"0f such is Tie Kingdom " Hcarr1."
On the 22d inst, AUGUSTUS HAYMOXD
aged about 10 years, son Of jonathan II.
Raymond, Of Fairmont.
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CALL and GET YOUR MONEY BACK!

NEW YORK CHEAP VARIETY STORE.
WYE offer it to you in the shape Of u hand
W some assortment Of LIlirs' Dress floods,
such as French McrinOCs, Cashncrcs, De LANES,
Hosiery, SlAwls, MantillaS, Gloves, DORGCtS,
&C., &c.,-Of GeatirRenN Wear, such as Over-
coats, aud other Winter Goods, aHl Of CMi.
drm'S Wear Of variety Of Kinds, with all Of
which We arc now determined to close out At
al reduced prices, p0fiir'iy, orcash or to pune
tull customers.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, and have on
hand, largo assortment Of Brown Mnslins,
Caniun FlaRnels, tagging. Alracas. Salt, Iron,
Nails. Groceries "f every description, Ready.
made Clothing. Oils, Paints, Tn.warc. Boots,
ikocs, Hats, Caps, &C., &c.,-which we Ullrr Ia
tho public, wholesale OF retail, IN Rsaccommo-
dating forms every way, as they can be had At
any establishment west Of the mountains.
We will also receive in few days large and
choice selection Ut fresh Garden Seeds, with
which wC have made arrangements 10 supply tho
public, Wholesale or retail, during tho cnt.re
.rltun,
Wcw,Il also he in receipt, in few weeks, Of
nn extensive supply Of Sugar, MOlassrs, (which
We aiwA,I keep IN hand, Coffee, &c., &C.,
wLch W. ara determined Ia sell al very Slight
advance Of prices over the Pi,,shurg market
EcauIIcGI the place is al the Ci.,p %m' If
CARR, SMITH & co.
January %, lSj!. l!D.if
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WGSTARE
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

TrE yrST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO NA"
For CovEAs, Ay,hm0, Colds, Groups, B'r"rtft',
hNWcasa, BicctiHE Of ne Lungs, DRrw'" y
Brmihiig, L'rcr .igrriioH', fIi1 " wefE""
cf he Brsad Or SIDE, FIST s'cgrS q CeHg@P'
iinH Gr,
b, short, idis Bqlsm /, BccDIirr'g Gdop'si 10 cr.
rry diycdsc If TIE lungs nni Lir6r rhich Is
Broiyrcd IN our crcr.raryitg c!imoir.
WILD CHERRY HAS Long BEEN
w known 10 possess important medicinal
properties. This TACT is familiar 10 every mat
ron in our land, and physicions often p'"F'h"
It in different forms for a variety Of complaints
Tar, also, has been equally noted for its yl''ncti
and some physicians, whose names arc 'dm'i'af
IA thu whnlr county, have gone 40 l'r IS 10
declare that oycn CONSERVATION could b"
cured hy that alone. In other hands, AGAIN, II
was nearly vaiuc,CsS, owing, no doubt, I" their
ignorance in preparing and administering i'.--A
difficulty new entirely and forever obvhicd ny
patient experiment. and long experience
Tho extraordinary medicinal powers of these
two substances are now, inr the first time, com
bincd and embodied in Dr.. WlSTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY. by micc chcmr'
cal process, every thing deIC'crlons or uAeie"
" rejected, 50 that what remains Is the most
extraordinary and truly eihCacouS remedy i"r
all kinds Of pulmonary and liver diseases ever
known 10 man. To convince all InhOIieveTs
that our theory is really true, NO refer to al few
cases ut cures performed by this wonderful
medicine:
PLEASANT RInGE, Ham. CO. Sept. ~. 80.
J. D. Park-Dcar Sr:-l take the liberty nj
advising you Of tho benefit have derived from
the use ofDr. WiStar's BalSan fWild Cherry.
| was prosfatcd BY that terrible senurgc, Con-
sumption, in May last. The attack was truly
horriEiHg to me, for FIVE ofour family trny bro.
thC'S and SiStersl had died Of Consumption. !
was afflicted with nearly all the worst features
Of the disease. had distressing cough, md
expGctoratCd great deal Of blood, hectic fever,
severe pains IN the side and chest, cold ch,llS,
alternating with fushcS OF heat and copious
night swcAts.
| was under the care Of sEilfll physician,
from the time was taken sick until about SI
weeks since, being then about helpless, and my
friends considered my case hopeless, or At least
beyond our Physicians skill, advised tho use o
Wistar's BaIsam Of Wild Cherry. witho1. my
knowledge my father procured It, and common
ccd administering ii to me, and from the day
commenced taking it my health in provcd, ant
in two weeks from the time commenced uSiuI
il was able 10 be out and oversee my business
and labor, which I still continue to do. hav'
taken four hotties Of the medicine, and now ION
slider myselF perfectly we'll.
JEREMIAH ISCRIGG.
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T.. Halh, q highly respectable merchant Of
Rnshvillc, Fairfield county, Ohio, sent 10 the
following voluntary tribute TO Or. UiS'GTJ
8a'sam Of Ilid Cherry"
Rushville, Fairfield co. q. April 6, 1881.
MIR. J. D. pARH-DsaT Sir: wish to state to
you that my daughter, Amanda, aged sixteen
years, had, about a year since, very severe
attack oil measles, which reduced her very
much and lcit her with racking cough. EN-
ployed all Oi the physicians within our Taaeh!nr
the purpose Of removing her cough, but with
out success. She appeared to he sinking into
decline, with every symptom Of consumption
then tried Dr.. Rogers Lverwort X Tar
but this aggravated her cough, and gave her
symptoms oil still more malignant character.
! was now most seriously alarmed, and il was
with trembling fear that from day to day san
the prOgEoSS Of that Unsuitable dissass, Con-
sumption. really dsspaired Of my daughters
recovery. But pTovdsRtiSlly saw the certifi.
cate Of Jonathan Coulson, whose daughter 81.
rAh Jane was cured Of consumption BY 'wiS-
nr's Balsam Of Wild GERRY this created =
faint hope that 1t might help my daughter, and
| Immediately commenced using il, and it a..
most Instantly gave relief, her health was I'M
proved from the first bottle, and BY the use Of
two bottles Of WiStAr's Balsam Of Wild Cher.
ry' she was restored to perfect health, and she
is not now at all preaiSpOsed to 4 cough.
will Sayto oil that are afflicted with any dis
ease tending to consumption, do not despair,
for DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry will
cure you ifyou will but Try il. E. KALB.
The genuine WistIr's Bai,am ofwiId Cherry
has fac smile Of the signature Of Henry Wis.
tar, ". y. Philadelphia, and Sandfori & Park
IN finely executed steel engraved wrapper
no other can he genuine.
~ Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
Sold by J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Sorth.eaSt corner Of Fourth and Walnut stS.--
entrance on Walnut st., to whom all orders
must he addreWedi
Also by II. II. Carr, AIorgantown.
Campbell & Watson, Fairmont.
l.. A. Elagan, Eingwood.
January ,, 1889. EST
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THE pERILs or THE LUNGS.

These delicate organs rc always in peril,
and life is in peril when they do not properly
perform their functions. Inflammation inter.
TsrCs with their regular action, the blood is i'm
perfectly purified, the circulation is irregular,
and the whole system suffers. In the combined
tonic, cxpectorant, and healing properties oil
Or. Rogers Syrup gC LirTwOri, Tar and Can.
rhGIdSHd lies the remedy tnr Nil THE mischief
DELAY Is DANGEROUS. While :" patient
is considering, tubcrcics may he forming, NJ
worse still, may be bursting in the Lungs. hut
il this remedy he promptly applied, the cough
cold or Catarrh Is ut once removed, aud 10 USE
tho words Of Daniel Webster, Tho sufferer
'brcathcs ffeCr aud deeper. The only Thing
required is pr1mphimi'. Snc pamphlet in thc
hands Of Agents, and advertisement IL another
column. i?7 In January u, 1852.
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DIR. ROGERS SYRUP OF
LiyerW0rt. Tar and Can chalagua

Nothing can be more safe, eongenial or heal
ing to the membranes Ofthc Throat and Lungs,
yet at the same time more 'nsrgSiic & thorough
in its effects than this great remedy for con-
sumption, BroRrhiiiS and al other diseases
which have their seat in the Lungs, or their aux
Hilary organs. 1t seems to fall like balm upon
their irritated surfaces. The dry cough becomes
loose, expcctOratiOn removes the cause OF the
disease, and the expectoraticn removes the
cause Of the disease, and the tonic properties
Of the CdHCkaidgud keep up the strength under
the alivary discharge. LircrTori, Tar and
CGnchdiasGd possess in their separate subStan.
ces all the elements requisite FOR the cure Of
coughs, rolls and diseases Of the liver, and COM
bincd they are irresistible. See pamphlet.
January Is. III limo
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MO- OPIUM.

This syrup confirms no Opium, C0iOTt', or
any mineral whatever, but il composed entirely
Of those Roots, Herbs, aud vegetable Snh"tah'
cos which have specific influence upon the
Lungs, and their connected organs. It's Rh'e-
dilute affect is to allay all irritation, and gently
remove the phlrgm aud other morbid SecTcii0nS
from the Throat and air-pasSageSi thus rclcir.
ing the Cough, by NWldWiHE The Inflammation and
other causes which give to il. II also stimulates
and imparts n healthy tone to the Lungs them
selves, thereby enabling them moro thoroughly
to remove from the blood those impurities and
diseased particles which, il retained, do so
much mischief in the System, and lay the iOun-
latiUn for iHcurable CONSu MPTlU%. il also
exerts n decided action upon the skin, aud as
Sis,s nature in expelling, through the ENhalcn,s,
much Of that morbid matter which would other.
wise be thrown back upon tho Lungs, thus re-
lieving them Of part OF their work, and rem.
dering the system pure and healthy. When
tubercules are forming, il checks their develop
ment and further prOgreSSi or il liberation has
taken place il assists the Lungs in throwing of
the corrupted matter, SOnthCE the irritation,
heals the liberated cavities, and restores them
again to healthy action. This Medicine, there
fore, Is not palliative merely, which only re-
lieves for the time being, but is thorough cUrd-
re as il strikes at tho very root Of the disease,
and by removing II removes at once all its re-
mote and attendant consequences. This is its
distinguishing chGrarieriSiic-a property pos.
scsscd, in equal power, by no other medicine
of like nature now before the public.
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1 NV9tllni': German BHitTS, We would cal
the s;lentou OF our readers TO The advertise.
ment OF DR.. HoolAnd's celebrated German Bit
tCts, prepared by DR.. c. N. Jackson, No. 100
Arch street, Philadelphia. In cases of Liver
complaint, Dyspepsia, Disease ofthe Kidneys,
and all diseases arising from diSorderCd StOm-
ach, their power is NOT excGllrd, ifeqnalied, By
any other known preparation, "a the cures attest
in many cases, after the most celebrated physi.
clans had failed. We can cOnScientiously re.
commend this medicine, as beiug what it IS tr.
presented, and urge our readers who are afi'ct-
cd 10 procure bottle, and they will be con,.H.
ced Of The truth We assert. lin6w.
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L. $. JONES, \ CO.,

4 CORNER OrFOuRTII and RACE STREETS,
" Publishers Of tho Model Architect, by
SAMUEL SLOAN, Architect, to DO completed
III - monthly parts.
The above work is designed to meet the
wishes not only Of those directly interested in
buildings, but Of all who desire the advance.
mCnt Of this noble art in our country, aud wish
to cultivate ther tastes and acquaintance
with architecture. The handsome manner in
which it is prepared and ombelshod, renders it
a tasteful ornament for tho wing.rOOm, while
its accurate drlinoations give it the highest
practical value.
Nos. as , are now ready for delivery.
Price-5O cents per number. Adore" as a.
bOyo, post paid.
rhilaieIphia, Dec. 20, 1881. I2S.tC
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Three Specifies blended.

L.irerTori aud Tar lave both been held to DO
sure remedies for coughs, colds, Group, asthma,
bronchitis, and almost every other variety Of
disease that assaiIs the breathing apParatus.-
Bu, the compound was imperfect, until the great
California Tonic and iGbrituge, which strength.
ems without exciting, was added to the firSt ma
med ingredients. When, uudcr the skiliul ma.
npuationS Of DR.. Rogers, :hc triplicats Ofycg.
ctable curatyrs became one in his Syrup ef
Lirerwori, Tar and Cdnrhlidgua, the absolute
cure fall Lung complaints tending to aud ter
minating in consumption, became thing Of
certainty. As yet there have been few failures,
but the cures, rrii GiisNcd, are Of ample record.
Evidence Of the highest character is offered in
the pamphlets in the hands Of Agents.
January 10. l"I limo
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Frr Hs .'h,Tr,
A., Iua Wlo woull wits well rtliNr 9th.
crS turAc1l
By il,rmc.s anil play youth sQuunleIs time
uwNy.
CoiiHr'ion NIL sili(r maks uneasy onr life.
Death destroys not tlG soul but All i'll lie
dor!.
ExOmpl1s oft prevail when OrsWnenIs dc
fail.
fra, Is good wO,chsnan, but II bad de-
ieEder.
Good mariners, grace ami truth are ofna'
ments OF youth.
Honor that is true is lawful to pWrsNc.
IJlenpss ind s!oth interrupt leaEmings
growth,
JoCuIar ISLANDERS often prove serious injuries.
knowledge sublime IS gained by much
time.
Learn now in youthful prime to husband
well your time.
Many have repcn,cG talking, few Of b.i"s
silent.
Nothing is so difficult bu. diligence may
overcome.
Our sand doth run apace. AMI soon We ruu
our rnCc,
Provide arains, The wo,s, and hope for the
best.
Quick rrurni:srs u'c commonly slow per
formers.
Pest continued long makes idleness glow
strong.
Spend tins in good duties and treasure in
good works.
Truth may be blamed but cant BE- shamed
Union and peace makes discOrd to cease
Vanity makes beauty contemplate
What pIeuses GUd must be done utter bis
DEGREES.
Xenophou accounts the wise man happy
Yotng men lament your moments mis-
spent.
Zeal in good cause will merit applause
January 10, 1859. J. T. NJ
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CIRCULARS, &c.

As no ordinary.sized advertisement can fully
explain the nature and merits Of this article, the
PROJECTORS have published mEr Circular, Civ.
ing the history ofthiS Medicine, the description,
nature. &c. OF its principal ingredients; the Of:
feet they arc designed 10 have upon the Lungs
and Liver, and a cOpiouS reference to the per
sons who have been cured by it-giviny :hGr
names and residences, even to tho street and
the number. Those who are irOuhIct Tih n
cough, or whose lungs are in the least affected ,
arc earnestly desired to call upon thu Agents
named below, and procure one ut these PAM
phlets. II can be had gratis, and will well re-
pay perusal. The /" Hints on iieh'ih," and
g dbOm taking cOIi'' may be worth to yuurscl'
and family,
HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS,
in the shape of Doctors DiIls saved, besides
being the means OF ProIonging manya valuable
life.
WARRANTY.
Such is uur confidence in its virtues that We
are willing TO NSGrrGat this medicine in every
case Of rrsnt Cod, (whCre used according to
the Directions on page It'll Ofthc pamphlet, in'
side the wrapper 0f each hUt,lc) and where the
person IL not satisfied that he Is deriving benefit
from il, by returning the bottle within - hours
tine,
THE MONEY
will be returned. ~ See page ID Of tho pam
phlct inside the wrapper ofCach bottle.
AGENTS.
II. II. CiPR, Wholesale and Retail Agent fol
Northwestern Virginia, MorgantOwni
Dr.. 4. II. Barnes, Clarksburg, Va.
y. Jackson, Jane Lew, Lewis county;
Or. j. A. Hall. Weston, do.
William Asbury, Pruntytown, Taylor county
Thomas ". Brooks, KnOttsViIle, do
Shirm Kirklolnrk, Harrison countyi
l.. 4. Iiagan, Kingwo0d, Preston eouEtyi
G. ". IIagan < Co., Brandonville, do
num & Tut, Evansville, do
Samuel Stricklcr, Phlippi, Barbour county;
Thomas Meredith, Smi,htown, MonongalIa co.
John YcagCr, Indian Creek, do
II. H. Carr, fairmOnt, Marion county.
January Is, 1852. i:7 Tin
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Look out for the
AND PARIS STORE

No. 2, Cheap Side, Corner Of High aud
Walnut streets.
10000 worth of GOODS. Of all kind. for
sale by Raymond s Pickenpaugh, and will be
sold at Philadelphia prices. As there is on hand
IN immense stock Of Goods hat must and will
he sold of Immediately, and MS there is not room
for them. especially as room is wanted for
Spring Goods, we would most respectfully in-
yite all persons who want 10 buy Goods at very
reduced prices to call and examine for thum-
selves.
Our Goods must be sold or given away,-so
come running and sliding until you land safely
at RAYMOND 4 PlCKENPAuGII'S.
Feb. Ist, 1852. l99-tE
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mdrrte6.

On the 22j lust, near Griegsville, iBig
Tumnel) Preston county, BY Eli. Simeon
Siegfried. Mr.. JOHN WILLIAMS, 10 Miss
CELIA ASN PosTEN. both Of Preston co.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Dr.. Fair.
childs, Of Pa, the Rev. W. r. HAEsmE,
to Mrs. NJ. NJ, HAYWOOD, both Of FairpOrt.
Virginia,
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Notice.

WE, the Undersigned, hereby give Notice
w to all those who are indebted to, or have
unsettled dealings or accounts with the late
Firm Of JOHN BECK Il COMPANY, that w
have this day placed our books Of Accounts,
SC. in tho hands Of =. II. KECE, to whom i'm.
mediate settlement is expected to be made, and
whom We Hereby authorize IL settle the same
Tor Us, as fully and efectually as We ourselves
could DO. Therefore all such persons will do
well to call Immediately md settle the same
with tho said Hcck, as there can M longer in.
diligence DO given, JOHN BECK,
JOHN n. AcliESON,
December 81, ISL. ~ lme
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Public sale.

pr VIRTUE Of Il decree rendered in
-AD Ihe Circuit Court Of Monongaln roun.
", at tho September Term OF suid Court,
1851, in cause wherein Francis MADEIRA
is Plaintiff, und John F. Cooper Ond others
Defendants. shall, OIL the
SlSt day Of January, 1852,
ON the public ground before the Court.
House in MorsRn,ewn, sell It public auc'
ton, to The highest bidder, for ready mon-
cy, the following property, to wit:
1 All the personal property which cat
now be had, conveyed 10 me in trust. BY
Isaac Cooper and vile, and John +. Coop.
er aud wife, BY Deed dated llth day Of
September, 1914, Of record in the Clerks
office Of Monongallu county.
2 The HOUSE and LOT in Morgantown
south Of the Courthouse wherein Isaac
Cooper now lives: Also, Tract Of Land
lying on the waters Of White.day creek,
containing about 500 acres more or less,
"a the case may be, commonly called the
BarGdoll tract: Also, all u certain tract Of
land lying on each side Of the Brandnmville
and Fishing creek Turnpike roudl east Of
aid nCsr to Morgantown, wherfon the
cOal.bamks are, containing 80 acres, mere
or lass, as the case may be,-heing the
same house and lot and tact Of land con.
veyCd to me by the trust Deed aforesaid,
reference whereunto as well as 10 the pa.
pers Of the aforesaid ruuss, ia hereby
made for more particular description.
The title to the foregoing property is
believed to he good but will sell only
such as may be vested by authority Of the
foregoing decree and trust deed.
W. r. WILEY.
December %, 1861. Commissioner.
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F'it!SbMrS .H1NrEcf.

January IL.
WnrAr FLouN, ~ S?,slas3,2j.
oars, ~ eta. per busheI,
WuEAT Cos
hRlEn APPLES, Sale ut l9jc per bu.
DRTCn pEhcnEs, sale , IS bush.
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Important Post-cGies DeeisiOa.-The
U. S. Supreme Court has just decided
a case Of Importance, under the Post-ol.
flee Laws, for the prevention Of fraud
on the revenue Of The Post office De-
partmenl. The case tried was that ola
steamboat captain from AlbionAo Ro-
chester, who carried an unssuled letter
for a merchsat, which was an order for
tobacco. The Court decided that seal
is not necessary 10 constitute letter, or
10 make it chargeabls with postage
The letter was not within the exception
Of the statute, as it did not relate 10 the
cargo, or 10 any article on board Of the
bsaI. Al order for goods, toIdsd and
directed as letter, is clearly mailable
matter, and conveyance OIL as charged
is q violation Of law.
Pitsburg DisPatch.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

Mnpus Jan. Shaking Of The
De viii CHnSon Thirty L,res Lost. =
The De Witt Clinton, from New Or
leans, bound for Pittsburg, struck a snag
eight miles below this city, on the 25th,
about 4 o'clock P. NJ, and sunk within
two minutes, in two and hall iaIhsms
water. Twenty-Five or thirty lives
were lost. Excepting one fireman, all
the officers and books Of the boat were
nved.."..The boat and cargo are to-
Il loss. The Clintoa was insured al
'iItsburg. ID.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31
Baltimore IE0rEct.

UrrIcEOF THE AMERICAN,
Jan. IL, iSi2.
Catnc-Prices ranged from 50. 10 ST. 3
Oh Ma hOol. EQUAL 10 $GaSs,9 % Nct,and
averaging $500 gross.
NOgs-Reudy sale at $3.50.
FlOur-pel barrel $500.