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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-03
Just Received at The Savings Bank

Red and white flanpslh =, go .~,.
Bi I SI and unbisasSsd Canton Flannel,
Alwaceas and black Coburg, 4
blue Satinc,t, Cotton Batting,
Black Ptiptsi Domestic bingham aud Dec
Ticking
Wpers. ~
wa receive in a Jer days.
NO. spVnr and Molasses, -.
GOld:n Syrup, lIominy, and Eau Of ceass'
'f' - Pin. CHADWICK 4 co.
December &c, 1851.
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New Bankipg-Ho
II, .Washingti0m City.


The sndortiSu.d having been induced TO en-
bark In tho t. 1 ~ 49,.
Exchange and Banking Business,
in THE CITY or WAsHiNGToN, D. c.,
Auils himself Of dh oarly., occasion to netiG
bis friends and the publis generally ofihe fact
and 10 solicit thsiE encouragement His inSti'
Iylish Will b Known IL W.
aTHE BANK OF THE UNION,,n
And from which moi one dollar will DO Issued
for eircyli,iOny that viii NOT be represented b
Something tangible &iu9slahtiallh NE shape o.
Gold and Silusr, Drafts on Ms;United
States Treasury. NoriL1n E+ekdng'
or p,tgiata tiSaiubis Funds. e.
Byys suic. adherence to ailegitimSt, issue
upon such basis, II. will readily be PeFesl'ed
that the public are protected, and the bank IT,
self made to stand on the Surest inundAiion'-
This enterprise IL entered Upon atler the ma
lureSt delibeltiol, and u isgraiiE ms, Ia Know
that Il nsetE VIII The approval Of eftsnsnesd
and sigaeious lnpnecFs Of New York, wash
lngton and Richmond. -,
In addition to the issue Of notes fpr eireuls,
ton, "THE. BANK OF THE uNIoSn will
collect dfalls on the Goyernment, and on the
principal cities Of the United SRieS, and will
negotiate for the purchase or sale ION commits
Hon) Of State Stocks, Guaranteed Bonds OF Ca.
nal aud Railroad Companies, aud other good
securities.
III Any business connected with the differ.
ent Departments Of the Government, In Wash
ing,on, will be attended to on liberal terms.
Ro. II. GALLAHER.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 10, 1851. 1t
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john w. Ross & co.,
Flour & General Commission Merchants
IIoLLlNGswoRTH STREET,
BALTIMORE, Md.

Wl[I. make librnI HHvancrs on cUi'
,i.nm.nr.. Refer To D. r. HoNtE,
d G. 25. le5l. de MOTgGniorG.
...-.-..-----s.,-- -.----'-'--ssr-'s--- So
l!stvf sfxrGScs, The Cecil County
C.a, l4.t Urrs passed ,enlracd upon Win
Lra.. l,s,, oeknny AMI Daniel Jackson
ihr ,hIrs nrgurs convicted Of,hs assault
apca Sir. Nicholas C. llurrison-each to
90 10 lie .Tsuileaiay for nineteen yssr'
Ensitis mouths
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Slst day Of January, 1852,

a1st dov NJ Tonnorv 1QsO
eisluaj VI 'anuai!i loo-,
onlhe public ground before the Court.
Hou.e u Marganrawn, sell at public auc.
jon. 70 ihe hughes, bladder. iorr.ody moi
ry, ih, fd'la~ing property, TO wit:
I Az he pfneral property which can
now b-lad. eniyeyet. 10 me in irllst. by
laac Cooper anil wife. aud John +. Chop:
and VIE by Deed dated lin das Of
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u1-A Y copies Of CDR. L. TOu'ey'' cvRE
rOH cOs'ua uOs, LrvEh COMPLAINT, &e."(ad'
Verti'ed in y eOlumnSl may be had on early
application q he Minor cGsee. Price one
'l6sS. p,r. Is.
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A. HAYWOOD. 10. PleEEsfArcH
GRAND EXHIBITION
Ar.,IN MoRGANTowN! -.
At The Philadelphia and Paris Store !

~ NV h'oASiPuA0 eHH e''S
The UNDERSIGNED have Just received ,heiI
large and most beautiful stock Of Fall aud
Winter Goods, anil being bought. :nr the
ready Cs.h, las they always have That as
we'll ss some Of their nrighbuss) they
fatirr themselves that they ransnd whl
sell them Us cheap or. cheaper than On! ev.
4-r head OF irillS cnuTtTy. All persons
drsiruus Of seeing the tksgrtsi aud largest
sss.dimrnt Of Dry Goods, GFoceIies. HAM:
ware. Qhrsnswafr, Carpenters Tools, aud
every other Article that can Re lhnusht 81
or mentioned in the way Of Foreign and
Domestic DrS Goois, Ore respectfully re.
QUE. ted TO csll Al HAYMoSD& PlCKEN.
PAuGHS STORE, aud they will BE- shown
through. Whether you want tn buy or
not Il is worth your while Ealing TO zee
their stock, as you have never yet seen any
thing TO come up 10 il in this county
Their stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods and TRAININGS,
Also Cloths, csssimer.,, ss,inetis, Twseds,
and the lngest stock Of
Reudy-Mnde Clothing
in The plscr, Hats. CAPS, Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bag, ete., cannOt be sur.
passed in any Iowa West Of the Blue
Ridge.
their former patronage, we still invite
their attention to, our late pprchSses.-
Don't forget 10 bring your n'ighbors.-.
Come onr-come all. The "prrssure in
the New York Money Market" is ahadaS.
RAYMOND & PlCKENPAUGH.
M.lgLni0wn. Oct. IS. 1851 lla-'f
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cold nnd sIIyer Watches,

Gold ana SILVER hatchss'i
Clocks, Boston Syrup, Gold Breast Pms, Sugar,
Finger Rings, Candies, Fuse, smut, Table Salt,
Tobacco, Teas, SPeetaeles, Coffee, Spoons,
Spices, Ear Rings, Smoking Tobacco, Soda,
Cocoa Nuts, Starch and Shaving Utensils, Nine.
gar and Raisins, Nader, PrIntsi c6pPeraSt
Figs; Indigo; LiquOrieej Umbrellas Knives J
Pills; Salts; Sardinesi Combs Wrapping Iwinei
Camphori Raisins Mustard Gloves Mirrors !
Comforts Pocket Books IhkStands; CinHamoni
Gold Pens; Soaps; Gold Pencils; Hosiery But
Ter Knives; Suspenders; Gold Chsipsi BrlpStene
Cigars; Toy watehesi Hair Pins, God watch
Uandkerehieis and Mustard Gold Ear Rings !
Candies; AeeorieOns i CASTLE sOaPi But.on,I
Or marrow silk Boss; Hair Brushes; Cologne
Water; Ross; Buckets; Pepper COrdiali Silver
Thimbles; Extract Of Cofeei Gun CaP'i Tooth
Brushes; and Toys Of nearly avery description,
and other artielesin the Notion way too tedious
10 mention also Gold JelrslTy and MolGs'es.
October 20, 1851. u
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CARR, SMITH & CO.,
At the New.YOrk Cheap Variety Store,
Keep constantly Oh hand and for Sale, Whole
sale Eud Retail, at lowest cash prices;
DRY GO0hS,
Ready.lnade Clothing, Qurensware,
Hardware, Stone & Glass Ware,
Groceries, Oils, Lead, Is
SALT, IRON, NAILS, GLASS, Castias., Se,
FLOUR IN barrels AID bagSi Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps lRd Beahsts, and thousand and
one notions In their liae; TO which the! invite
the attention Of purchasers.
All kinds Of Country Produce taksa in e.
change at the highest nIiket price.
lamar! ;, 1859.
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MORGANT0WN
amu% okuaSmv.


@Sm~I eh00smy;
mThe Winter Session II this
Iusttution will commence on MONDAY the
THRD OF NOVEMBER. Terms as follows:
For TtrR Of IL reeks.
Primary branches, Reading. Writing, Spelling,
Primary Geography and Prim. Ariih. So 90
Written Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar,
History and Analysis, %
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany,
Physiology, Algebra; Geometry, Mental
and Moral Science, or any other branch
es usually laugh in Seminaries, 30
Latin and French, both or either Of them,
Drawing AID Painting, 90
Music, with use Of Piano for practice, EFT. Q 90
do. without do. do. 90
p-Boarding can be had 10 the family Of the
Principal, or IN other families in town, At Sl.75
per week, including lights and fuel.
D-Itis ReEy de-irabls tina, those who wish
to enter the School should commence At the
beginning Of the session. ~ ''
.I@"'t' c. GREGG, Principal.
HoTIri,wn, Oct. IS, 1851. ia
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Ealitniare Market.

OFFlc.OF THE AMERICAN,
Der. IS. 1851.
Gatt.e.Prier, ranged from 50 26,os3:
75.n Mn liw'i. rqual 10 S0as4, SO net,and
avrnailll s3l2 rrnss.
Mogs-Ready sale al 5000.
Fiour-peI barrel s+.oo.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-03
!. GEORGE S. RAY, ~
.ftt0iIiey at Lac, Gmd
Agent for the Collection Of Claims,
Procuring OF Pensions,
Bounty Lands, &c.

M0RGANTQWN, VIRGINIA.
WILL attend to the collecting of claims in
w the e5gnties Of ,SloROagalia, Preston :
Marion, and also tkt procuring Of Pensions iOI
service in the Revolutionary War, the War Of
1912, ofsany Indian War since 1890, and the
Mexican War or Bounty Lands under the ser
eral acts Of CSngresS granting the same.
lie has made arrangements for the PrOseeu'
ton Of Pension claims with nd able aid eIpe'
rieneed Agent at Washington City, who has
been engaged for more than ten years past %
investigating claims before Congress- and the
several Departments and hls In bis possession
and access to,A vast amountp f old Hollis, Rec
.rds and DOsamsntI, afording proof Of IerrieF
il The Revolutionary War, no where else TO be
found. s~.~
ID- No fee whatever Il charged unless the
claimant 10 benefited.
August 10, 1851. 100 Ono.
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TIE .H.4RRETS.
AIorgantoWn 3Jrttrs currrnt.

IsiiiSbHrg Harriet.
De %.
wHr.r FLuuS, u, s2,90as3,2S.
Oars, 26 rts. per buohel,
WngAT Cos
DRirp ApPLEs. Sale al l25r per bu.
DRirp Peaches, sale 2 % Sush.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-03
wwfa
n M cIPNi., BOOK STORE,

fwnilam Dcrblnl & Cos. s,i--s,
ttEEp constantly on hand at their s!ots, ~
High street, opposite Carr, Smith = Co,s,'
ssneral sssortne6t Of BOOKS, including b.:
HES, Te,tament,, and . variety Of standard
Religious, .Msdcll and Historical worh', To-
Te,her NH large a0Ortment oi:Sehoyl 6ooAs'
Novels, Gc., &c. -,
observation-disclosures also Io' FSgPs'.
Fiof Groceries. ..l,.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-03

A Wisconsin dunksrd lately dug Into
his wife's grave TO n, gold ring which
he supposed was % her finger, 10 get tho
means Of buying vhisfsy.
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Public sale.

DY. VIRTUE OF decree rendered in
ID ih,. Circuit Court Of MonougalIs roun.
~. at the September Term Of SAID Court,
1851. in cause WHEREIN Francis MADEIRA
is Plaintiff, and jain y. Cooper aud other,
Defendants. shall, on the
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-03

:. n. MITCHELL. II. HAYES,
MITCHELL s HAYES,
.Werchant Taif0rs,
Palaut street, opposite Tie JGi, MOrsaHi0S'",
TrAyE entered into Partnership, and just
brought on from the Eastern Cities, an
e,Isn,iye assortment Of Frsn'h black, blue,
brown, green and olive
Cloths,
CassinsrsS Of all styles aud qylitiesi
ITji.aEs of all colors, styles Sil qualities
7fiaaiass Of the best qaalit! to suit all
'V GiSret, black kid, hes, quality $50 rreaeh
'a S,iis Ss, ,hro..piy; silk and Lin. cn'at.,
black and (aney eolorsj Stoeksi PO'ei.hand:
kerehiefsi One quality orPLuSli a. CL0Ti
CAPS, Navy d., mo . laTe stock
READY-MADE .CLoTlIsc
,Bet A, Goats, Pants, and Vests, Of !. qaali-
10 and prices Silk Shirts, SusPend,H, and
nauy other articles not nentionsd,- which
viii be sold rEAT CHEAP TOR eAsni Pleas call
and examine our stock.
Dec. -, 1851. ls2-u'
B-ThOse ind ,bied to p. Il. Miittl q
NJ Iiaves, on former accounts, are earn'sl!s
requested to settle up, either BY money or t@si
without delay.
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A Jewellers Composition.

~LK. SHEAN would respectful
" invite thu ATTENTION Of thu eitizrnsof
6lorgantown and its vicinity 10 his
splendid assortment Of Variety Goods,
Just received from the Eastern Cities,
such IS =!
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References In Virginia.

Among the most influential druggists & ner-
chants 10 virginia, who have been eye witness
Is 10 the quick efficacy OF Railways Ready Re-
lief we refer our Virginia friends to the iollow'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-03

L. Ealb, a highly respectable merchant o.
RuIfryiiie, Fairfield county, Ohio, sent Us the
following voluntary tribute to "DT. WiSidr'S
BdiSdR 0f IYId ChSTTg.n
The daily union., 1852-05-15
Tho eMemphIs APP cal.

The last number Of this iournal-wbich for some time
past has been regarded among the ultra souhern-rghs
portion OF the democratic press of the Sou,hcomes 10 us
with the announcement that Lsonidas Trousdae, ESQ.,,
has taken the place lately occupied by Edward Pickett,
esq, in its editorial management
In a wewrtten saluta,ory the new editor sets forth
the grounds OF his conviction that the whig party is
thoroughly denstionalized and that the South must look
for safe and rghtfu administration Of the government
only at the hands OF the democratic party rallied upon the
tmehonored principles and policy Of Jefferson, Jackson.
and Polk We quote the opening passage of his address,
with the single remark that we fully concur in its spirit
and anticipate from this indication Of his opinions good
service in the democratic cause;
SALUrAroRY-Tn conformity with the above announce.
ment upon the duties assigned me CO.
editor Of the Appeal cannot ubt that 40 far my
humble labor, in position may contribute TO the
fsnd maintenance of the time honored and we'll
defined principles Of creed, shall be cordially
sned by the democracy oa the principles Of that creed
faithfully applied and honestly interpreted. am
stake the rights Of the people, the destiny OF race, hs
progress and development Of civilization and tbs pspstuy
The daily union., 1852-05-15
virginia.

The Richmond Enquirer Of yesterday contains notices
OF the proceedings OF several district conventions for the
choice OF delegates to the National Democratic Conven-
on Wehave published abstract of the proceedings Of
all except that held at Tappahannock on Tuesday last
With reference this the Enquirer has the following
list Of delegates appointed:
"In the district convention, held Tappahanpock on
Tuesday last the following delegates to Baltimore APP
poinedone from each county Msssrs Eusace Conway,
of spousylvania; William p. Taylor, of Caroline P. II.
Aylett Of King William William Boulware, of King and
Queen Robert L. Montague, of Middlesex M R. IL. Gar
nett of Essex; Charles Mason, Of King George Lyme
shsckef,rd, of Richmond county; and Henry A. Wash.
iuaton of Westmore and !"
The daily union., 1852-05-15
BY J. G. msoUIRK, Aactlon..r.

SALE OF VALUABLE AND HIGHLY ~
proved eststeBy Of decree cireu, cou
wherein John Donohoo and WIN j. Donohoo complainant
Donoboo widow heirs nfsw Of jon
Donahou, defendants, subscriber
pointed said decree viii sell public safe lot No ~ in re.e
and adjoining the United States Hotel and extending @
sofee alley, with the buildings and improvement
hseon which consist Of four brick dwelling and store
cspacous back building brick Stable all finished
II best The mos
valuable pieces OF property in the cty OF washington
IL, subdivision OF Nos y In fqn ~
fee Inches west by street sor
with the buildings and improvements thereon which eonss
brick dwelling and with back budns
Substantially built, and Of the best and most vaoshs
In the city well known long occupied W
Donohoo, OF Seventh and u -,
And also lot No. O. in subdivision OF lots Nos and y
No 46i, fronting ls feet inches Seventh west \,
and canal, and Immediately opPos,
with the buildings and improvements, consisting OF 80
brick dwelling hoase, occupied avern and being a'p
able business stand. .asu
The sale Of the pieces OF property o
capitalists deou OF investing vsusbe and rapidly
and 10 seeking valuable business
opportunity likely again for years .cse.
premises. commencing Wednesday, the Goth day Of
O'Clock, D. with lot No ~ in ressra "a mo
Pennsylvania adjoining the United States h9
eeedng the several premises and continuing un' e
sold -. sah
The terms Of SALE prescribed by said decree, are
the purchase money be paid in cash, and the balance % %
H. 49, ~, and 20 months TO be secured
bonds bearing day OF sale WIN
approved Upon the fun payment Of me
money ratification OF sale by the court the
convey property the respective purchasers zee %
property win and expense Of the purchase
CHARLES wALLACHt IIp"
J q. MCGUIRE, Auctoneeh
The daily union., 1852-05-15
whig Confessions Of Legislative Galphinism.

The whig press in all parts Of the country 80 teens
with charges against the existing organization OF tie
whig partyts past action and its purposes for the fu-
ture-hat we are unable from want of space 10 make
so full record as we could wish OF whig secondem-
nation.
We alluded yesterday to the judgment OF the court OF
appeals in New York. declaring the nine million loan BILL
which the wings of that State forced through the legis.
lature 10 be gross violation Of the constitution. The
measure had for its welknown object TO perpetuae the
ascendency Of the men who now rule the whig party in
the State and it was fought 10 the last by the demo-
cratic minority in the egslaure-the democrats OF the
senate re.igning in body 10 defeat it. Now that the
measure has been crushed by the supreme judiciary
Of the Stae the Albany State Register the leading organ
OF Mr.. Fillmore describes the effects flowing from this
high handed legislation of its party in the following
terms Speaking Of the iudgmen, Of the court declaring
the unconstitutonay OF the law, the Register says:
There Is consolation In this gmeni for another
iOo,ns the grasp Of combinations Of vampires rpon the
resourcss of the State and disspat Of the most supsa
dous schemes of pipnde that patary eoncocfsd The
millions, which else oopld have been poured into hs lap Of
Intriguing dsmagoguss a~d corrupt po'tiean ra no'e os
SAVED BLACK mall will have to be refunded, and the
price Of influence with public officers sinks its legitimate
standard Nephews and brothers, and affiliated political
caues will be thwarted in their schemes Of corruption
Honest seeking employment, WIN
some chance at least Of success"
Having thus given it's opinion OF the working OF The
law made by its own party, the Register, in the
same sheet, quoting from the Albany Evening Jour.
nal--also leading whig paPer-decares TO us that
among the eight judges OF the court Of appeals, only
one stood up for the law, and he chg, and hs
only totig on the benehl The Journal, as quoted by
the Register. says:
atrr.. I..t..
gave no opinion) hunkers Mr. Weles (who decided
in favor Of the consuonaliy Of the law) whg; ard
Mess Rugeles Jswet, Gardiner, Edmonds, and Johnson
(ho decided against the aw) csssed barnbunerf
With regard 10 Judges Gridey and Watson, is proper
TO say that the New York journals agree in the opinion
that they both in the judgment OF the court, and
only failed deliver opinions in the because OF
them prevented from hearing the Argument the
and the other detained home by Illness So that
the whig Judge stands alone in affirming the validity Of
the whig law which the whig organ describes in
voving one Of the most supendous schemes Of plunde
thai villany ever concoced,"
Alter this confession, it s probably safe to that
the New York Express not far wrong when il speaks
OF the future ascendency of its whig allies in the federal
government as involving sure restoration Of Gal
phinsm
The daily union., 1852-05-15
Wing Judgment Of the Iwhig Eiectioneering
/ Policy.

In commenting yesterday upon the letter in which Mr.
Bolts urges that General Scott should withhold any pub
lie declaration OF his opinions at least until after his
nomination, took occasion to express our conviction
that such course was alike unworthy OF great party
and OF its candidate.
We find in the New York Express the following ex-
plct confession that such policy must justly forfeit for
the whig party all claim TO public confidence That jour
nal says:
at is both moral and political cowadice refuse to
commits party to Its opinions There ought be party
tests and opinions and these should be expressed In
bold and unequivocal manner Is dgraeJuto pressnt
candidate ith double upon great national
tion like that hich springs from public duty ~mdr the
sttion for toi such Instrument Of doctrine dad powsr
aA back upo there any good rsason for doubt
l double opinion regard to PLAN requirement of the
consftio. We maintain, too that whenever any partca
lar provision of the constitution Is asaiied and resisted
has been regard the surrender OF fugitive slaves,
1t Is both unmapiy and either to dodge the CUES
tion refuse to erpress opinion upon IT, There are
many things beyond the constitution as there are beyond
party platforms, concerning which Independence OF all
party is only allowable, but without such inde
pendsnce think speak, and act party would be an inol
cradle oppression"
This is cogenty said But if we understand the posi-
ton OF Mr. Bolts and those southern wings who. like him,
favor General Scotts nomination, it is that General Scott
is noo SO ,osH knoon to be fauor of maintaining the
fugitive aw that any public declaration by him to that
effect scoud highly mYolitic and improper 1t is
strange logic that because candidate has opinion on
great public question: therefore he should publicly
declare ii
But the New York Tribune the absurdity of any
such position for the whg party and its candidate, and
gives the following real for whg silence in the
premises
"Afer your resolve is passed, those who hated slave
catching before will hate and condemn it still they will be
hate the intensely for attempt to throttle
and hamper them. Silence with regard 10 this subject will
cheat nobody it will be clear admission OF the truth
that agreed respecting but your resove II
passed, will deceive If credited for IL ctA affirm an'
forrnity ,rhieh has sristence."
II is for the southern wings 10 determine whether they
will accept a candidate who, until he is nominated.
adopts silence policy, which is thus interpreted by his
leading organs. If the South shall consent to such
nomination. there will up the further question
whether she will support the nominee on the faith Of
declarations which the organs thus brand in advance
as cheat"
The daily union., 1852-05-15

MARY Dashicll and Mary Emma DashieIl. by MARY
Rider Nancy HILL Thomas j. Rider and Mary hts wife, Noah c
ns, Margaret Anne Jones' Elizabeth JONES' Ennis
for Somerset county, April term, object Of
decree the probate establishing tie last
The bill, in substance, month Of
Mach eighteen hundred and one Rider Of
will that in her will she devised ali her estate, what
Mary Dashe for and during
natural lifetime and after her death Mary Emma Dashe
Of said Mary Dashe and also Of the compansn
that the .sa Am. an having duly he, will in the
for sakekeens that she continued Of sound mind until
Of unsound mind that whilst 4. was d
application made Of the three Witnesses holding will
quest and placed Amelia Who
in mind, destroyed the a
where she remained insanity dsa which oc
cured time about the last Of December eighteen hundred
ns, shs died ssissd Salisbury II.
thousand dollars that the following
sy o q. .S whole soo he sss
of.hs com.insn's and Nancy H ssn ofh: whole blood
only Of sally coin, of the whole
deceased; Maysss Ann sonss Elisabeth A. Jon.s and M,
Jones, deccssed Of te whole bood that all sad peons
aide somsr.e, county and state q Maryand except Noah Coz
OF State OF Maryland, and in the 5tAie Of nanI
S: To eaa Mary E. Rider eun,y aa
Of Wilson Rider brother Of the whole blood the deceased
said Amelia mat sad Mary s. Rider !. one Of the heirs sr
Amelia and Is infant under the
BY Ara spence Judge Of eighth judicial May
land that the complainant by causing copy Of this order b
Couba once in onve before day
July 1854 give notice the said ssen defendant Of the
md this court In or by soicsor on or before M
Tuesday osober le52 the premises and
shs has, why decree should not psss prayed
LEVIN WooLroRp, Clerk.
nv l5-Iaw5wcp