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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24
Rm,, from The Pitt.Bwg Dipa,eh.

A COUP D'ETAT,-ThiS term having come
into general use, as the only one which can be
applied TO the late movement Of Louis Sapo-
leon in France, many persons inquire what is
its precise meaninS--!n reply to which we an-
swer, that literally it means stroke q STATE:
but that, according to an able French lexico.
grapher, II Is q measure which, though useful
10 the State, Is contrary 10 the rules ofhumlniy
and iustiee-in brief, measure Of violence, or
an arbitrary measure. It pronounced koo-ds.
tab.
Chester CVuaty.--0n the S0th ult. fee coll
orsd girl was taken from the house Of Mr.. J.,
Miller, West Chester, and forcibly carried 10
Baltimore, whittier Mr.. Miller followed her, ac-
companied by some friends, and preferred a
charge against the rnl1ian who carried her Oft.
He was bound over for 4 hearing, and Mr.. Mil
Ter and lis friends started in the cars on their
return, hut At PGrTySVille Mr. Miller was miss
ing, and was subsequently found in the woods,
hanging to tree, dead. All the information
received confirms the belief that he was muir.
dered. Mr.. Miller was very respectable cit.
i.en, 4 farmer by occupation, and leaves behind
him a wife and siI children.
LEpostor.-A man calling himself the Rev, J.
Lowry, from Canada, 10 stated in the PTesby.
terrain Advocate TO be- au immoral nan and a
dsunkard, and 1t cautions all pastors and ehur'
eheS against eountenaneing hiI attempts to i'm.
pose on them, under the pretence that he is
collecting funds to build house Of worship.
We learn from Washington, that Signor De
Ia Rosa, the Mexican Minister, Ia, resigned
bis official position, in consequence Of i'll health
and took leave Of the President on the 18th Of
The present month";
WASHINGTON, JAN. l4,h.-Mr. Webster
/, preparing a response to reeen; letter from
The CheYalier iIulscE,an, drawn forth by Mr.
webs!cr's speech a; the EoI'uth dinner. Its
tenor has not tranSpired, but it is not inFrOba'
bic tbs, the Austrian Charge may have his pass
por;, rendered to him. There is something eE'
.aodinury going on. The Nav? Department
I. actively engaged in ordering many vessels to
prepare Tor sea, aud collecting supplies aud
munitions of war. Among other things, the
Mediterranean squadron is TO be strengthened
nv two additional vessels. The Thermometer
hi, morning is only three degrees above zero
The Potomac is closed.
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Nd 0PaUR.

This srrup contains no OPIUM, Cn!0ilei, OF
any mineral whit tevGr, but is composed Gnt'rrIy
Of those Roots, Herbs, and vegetable subsian'
ces which have a specific influence upon the
Lungs, and their connected organs. It's 'mne'
diciS effect 10 to allay all irritation, and CrhlIy
remove the pkltgEI and Other morbid Seefe,'ohs
from tho Throat aud Rir.plsAagesi i"us reIeV.
ing the Cough, by sul dUiHg The Inflammation aHd
other causes which give TO II. ltal'o stimulates
and imparts healthy tone to tho Lungs tGem-
selves, thereby Cnablii them more thoroughly
10 remove from the hlt'Cd those impurities and
diseased particles wh.ch, il retained, do Sc
much mischief in tho ~ stem, aud lay the ioun-
datiOn for iRcurablp CONSUMPTION. II also
cIcr,s a decided action upon the tkin, ard as
sists nature in cIpeling, through the EAhalenn,
much of that morbid matter which would other
wise he thrown back upon the Lungs, thus re-
lirvinr them OF pFrt OF their work, aud rem
JcrinS The system pure and healthy. When
,ubrrcuIrs arc forming, il checks their develop
ment and further progress; or II liberation has
taken Mace il assists the Lungs IN throwing oil
the corruptcd mattSr, soothcS tho irritation,
b.,ls The liberated cavities, and restores them
ayain TO healthy action. This Medicine, there
fore. il not a palliative merely, which only &c
lieves lrr the tine being, butts thoroUgh eard'
lire, Ms il strikes Of the very :ooi Of the disease
rhd by removing il removes at once ail Us &C.
Il, qta and attendant consequences inns If lis
G:,tjgguishing CivIratiri'tie--a rropcFty pos
,ess.,'. in equal power, by no nthSF medicine
nj ike niture now before the public.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24

q IT, IiOofAnd's German BiItsrs, prepared and
sid By DrJackson, at the German Aed'cal Store
laU Arch street, Philadelphia, daily Increase N
their well deserved celebrity, for the cure Of all
diseases arising from arrangement Of the liver
These bit;trs base indeed proved blessing to
tho afflicted, who show their gratitude by tie
most fattering testimonials. This medicine has
established for itself n name that competitors,
however willy their schemes or seductive their
promises, cannot reach. 1t gained the public
confidence by the immense benefits that have
been derived from it, and will ever maintain its
position.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24
Three SPECIFIES GIcndrd.

Lir,rrOri and Tar have both been held to be
sue remedies for coughs, colds, Group, asthma,
bronchitis, and almost every other variety Of
disease that assails the breathing apparatus
lIu, the compound wa imperfect, until the great
California Tonic and iebrlfGge, which strength
ems without exciting, was added tn the first ma.
med ingredients. When, under the Skilinl ma.
nipulaiionI Of DR.. Rogers, :he triplieSte ofVcg.
etable curatycS became one in his SyTp Of
LirsrpOrt, Tar and CdaehfiagGl, the absolute
cure Of all Lung complaints tending to aud ter.
minating in consumption, beelmc thing OF
certainty. As yet there have been few failures,
but the cures, rriI GiiSSsi, arr Of ample record.
Evidence Of the highest character is offered IN
the pamphlets in tic hands Of Agents.
January 10, l27 lno
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Tho now Medicinal Herb,

The introduction Of CdnchaldRn from CALI
ioFn'l, has been an incstimablG blessing. Its
extract, conjOintly with HrerWOH dHd Tr, IL
tho basis Of DR.. Rogers Syrup " Nrerror',
Tar asd CmckaidgHa, which Is working won.
desI Ia the cure Of cOugh' GRd catarrhal gCtc'
i'o1s. Wee !, used by all WIN have pfelr.
position 10 consumption, there would be few
deaths from that disease. See their advertise.
inOat IN another column, Jan, l5-4t
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IEKCTE.AWA. AZ.

As no oriina.Y.silcd advertisement EN- 'aliY
explain the nature and merits a this artte'c' inc
proprie,ors have p!bl.hed d nt'r Cireui1r, %V-
ing the history Of tbs Mcdieile, the se'cTiPi'0"'
nature. &c. ofits print 'Uii ingredients, TIC CT
t.ct they are ''esigncd to have upon TIC "ans'
and Liver, and eop;ous IT 'ereree to the per
sous Who have been cured by f-sNhg 'hrIT
names and residences, cNen TO tue street eSu
the number. Those who are tro.%'N' W"h
cough, or whose lungs arc in the iG'st aheeted'
are earnestly desired to call upon tic "Sehts
named bclnw, and procure one OF these 'am'
phets. Il can he had gratis, and viii we'll C.
pay pcrusal. The " HiaiS on He'''h,' and
:. d5oai tGkiGg eOld'' may he worth t" youFEe'f
and ianIly.
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:. Citation Furnace
FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to a decree Of tho Circuit uur;
L OF Monongalia county, rendered on the
lsth day Of September, IN the year ls5l, III a
case wherein Join Friedrich wis r!IEtif, aud
William Say ards and others were defendants:
!, Edgar &. wilson, rs Commissioner will pro.
coed 10 sell at tho Courthouse in AlnFganiOwn,
on Mondly the Goth DAY Of January, 1852, be-
iLr court h,y-a tract Of Land with its ap.
pur;CRaRGes, situate on Booths Greek, in said
county, containing - acres, being the same
tract sold By said friedrich, to said Ssl!aTis
Ind on which is irSr;Sd Clintoa Furnace and
other buildings. S5.i Sale to be upon credit
of one aud two wears, tie purchaser giving
Bond and sccuTit, iar the purchase money.
EDGAR c. WILSON, COMMISSIONER.
November -. ISL. ls:-,s.
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DIR. ROGERS SYRUP or
LiyerWOrt, Tar and CanChalagua,

We might show logically uhy this pIrpaR.
ton iioaIl cure, but it would he a needless
waste Of words, since we can summon hosts Of
Witnesses to show that IL dos care. The rtEiO.
rad roaEImPtirSS are the witnesses: ask them,
Read their testimony in the pamphlet in the A.
gents hands. Read algo tic advertisement in
another column. It January 10.
SN.NNNsNNNNNNy~
II WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER.
ny imparls new vigor to vital action, and TO-
Heres tho system by opening tho pores of the
Ikin, and promoting tho secretion OF mucous
matter. IT, action is Sudorifc, scdRi,Yo aud
eTpcCtouut, by opening the pores, a!laying IT.
rltliQn and by rendering the expulsion u mi-
couS matter easy.
Those who take the DalSam will feel imme.
date relief from the distressing limitations tia.
accompany affections orthC respiratory organs.
The pores have been closed, tho Dalsam opens
them. The Lungs suffer from irritation, tie
irritation IL soolhcd the pulse is viu'ent and
fevcrish, they are sorenrd, and tho mucous
membrane is relieved Of ito engagement with
rNpidity and ease--all by tue use Of this de-
Shttul remedy.
~ See advertisement In another column.
January 3-4t
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Notice.

WE, the undersigned, hereby give Notice
w IL al those who are indebted To, or have
unsettled dealings or accounts with tho late
Finn nj JOHN BECK & COMPANY, that NC
have this day placed our Books Of Accounts,
Sc. in the hands Of p. II. KICK, to whom I'M.
mediate settlement is expected 10 be made, and
whom Wa hereby authorize to settle the same
Tor us, as fully and eiIsctualy as we ourselves
could do. Therefore all such persons will do
well TO call Immediately and settle the same
with the said Keck, az there can no longer In
aulgCnce be given, JOHN BECK,
JOHN n. ACiES0S.
prsSnS,E -, 1851. ih:n"
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NOTICE.

To my Friends andihe PuCliegeneraRy.
4 LII Persons having unsettled accounts
n with tho undersigned, are hereby earncst'
" requested to call and settle them without de-
iay, rs ho has retired from business.
January ,, 1852. J. W. THOMPSON.
THE POTTERY will he carried on hereai.
cr al the old establishment by D. G. 4 J. J.
THOMPSON, who will be thankful 10 Ill all
orders in thoirlinO with pFomptitade, and TO tho
satisfaction Of oil customers. They have now
on hand farSs hsIOrtmont Of sSssllsat Wars''
W.. =, 1859 DIG EJ! TReNT7cS
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VIZ. pEABIE. T.. ". r0wER
MORGANTOWN BOOK STORE.

William Derbln & Co.,
II EEP constantly on hand at their Store, on
N High street, opposite Carr, Smith & Co.'S,
a general assortment Of BOOKS, including b.
b!cs, Testsmenb, and 1 variety Of standard
Religious, Medical and II;ItoricaI work., 10.
Gcihcr with large assortment Of Sch DOL books +,
Novels, Sc., &c.
Blank Books, Stationery, StssI-peuS, Sc.
GROCERlES.-They have also a lot OF supe.
Tior Groceries.
Aintrantnun Nnv % iSLi
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M IMIM0bIc EFN.W.

Situate in Monongalia county, Va, on DunEurd
creek, near New brownsville, late the property
of Emanuel brown, deceased, and sold in puf.
suancc OF his will. It contains about 100 actcs
mostly cleared and in good condition. The i'm.
proyemtnts are Mo.StoTy DwGlling.honse, a
new frame Darn, nearly flushed, with nut
buildings, and twORpplu orchards, one Of them
young and in lis prime. The Farm is convent.
cnt to places Of worship, mills, &c.
Persons wishing larger Farm than the above
NAV probably he accommodated with 100 acres
adjoining ,Ae samO, aud originally belonging to
the tract.
Sale to commence at - O'Clock on said day.
attendance and conditions BY
JOHN BROWN, ExCr'r.
January Is, 1869. l21s
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Died

On the It'll inst. near Point Marion,
Fayrtte county, Pa, Mrs. Eve SApLEE,
widow, aged about IS years-and on
the 10th inst, JOHS SADLtR, eyed IL
years, oil typhoid fever.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24

An Interesting course Of lectures is
now in proGre" in England, on III" Ar
ri Printing--an admirable snd most
r-n,lnl ylsi II ifw-l herd''A.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24

Washington, Jan. iI'h, P. NJ
The various s,a.rmenlg with regard to
cI,pva!iyr Hul,rmann having protested
10 tht Prrsidrn, against Eossu,ll's spec
shes. are, Of courir, untrue. But both
Hul.rnann and B)disco privately COM
rlain Of honors paid X ',snlh. They
say that they will find ii d''H "i' to "N'
Main 10 their governments the diFrr'
-, between Mr.. Webster and II"
,ary Of Sta'a, Mr.. Fillmore AMI
president. They will Lave to naSr
tIeInpt, however
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24
IN CnANCEEY.

IT, c'jact Of this suit is 10 recover the bal.
ancr % the price Of tract OF land ,old to
Selhy Wade, deceased, by Joshua P!es;-
Aud the defendants Abraham Ammor1 aad
Rehocea his wilc, late Reberea Wade, and Josh.
ua plea not having entered Their appearance
aad given secuTity according to Law sHa the
rules Of this court; aud it appearing by saiis-
factory evidence, that they arc MT inhabitants
Of this commonwealth :-!t is ordered that
the said defendants do appear within one month
after dus publication Of this onier, aud do what
Is necessary TO protect their Interests, and that
this order be published once wces lor four
successive weeks in the "Monpngllil Mirror"
a newspaper printed aud plhlIshcd in Morgan
towp. in Mnnongalia county, aud a copy post
ed at the front door Of the court house OF the
said county, on the first day Of the EeSt County
Court Of Sid county.
\ copy--Testr.
". r. WILEY, Clerk.
N. GAY, Pl'Fs. AIRY.
January II, ISL. ls'-iw.
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REaMOND CORRESPONDENCE.
EIlatt Of 4 Letter 10 the RliI0f.

E5tatt Of q Letter 10 The EliI0c.
Richmond, Jan. i2, 1852.
DGsi.,
At rT'S;at all is dill. To-day
ths Legislature meets and Joe Johnson
ho DO inausuTatrd. To-day it i. how.
IN cool and raw, and the ponds OF" 'IN.
IN. Our folks iii. way don't think
Each oI Kossulh, the great tinaRaris"
who is al present Agiip'ins thu cour'r!
Perhaps you, Mr.. Editor. and yo",
rcalsrs, think my syle is Ike Mrjv;
Jack Downing, and I am a raw eorntry
fellow; but you are mistaken. 1masinr
10 yourself a grntienan, (Ior pride
myself on being grn!lemau,l With
gold speetael"', II can afford gold ones
black hair and blue eyes, and you have
ycur humble correspondent.
Every thing is selling high a, market
Jack Frost is making inrocds here
There is nothing else new.
Yours respectfully,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24

developments Of whiskry alone
r RAmoad, Ohio, are nrarIy 'nili'
IMPORT Ii" regular steam pack
THIS not a place in that town
" htris 'n'N ~ n" dt.os.
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Just Received at The Savings Bank;
Red ard White Flannels,
Heavy brown SluIlnS,
nleachCd AMI nnb,eached Canton Ellsael,
hlwNecaS and black CobuTg,
Blue SatInett, Cotton Batting,
Black Pants; Domestic Bingham snd Dec
Tickingi
Al:O, Broad As',, double triggers and Gun
wlpen.
win rcceirc in a fsW days:
NO. Sugnr and MolaSsel,
Golaen Syrup, IIominy, and Est. Of Coffee.
y. II. CHADWICK Z CO.
December 90, 1851.
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Virginia. ~.

Virginia, IS.
Ar Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of MonCngalia county, on tic fFs'
Monday in January, 1852;
jeremiah Moore, Plaintiff,
Philip Moore, Isaac Moore, John MooEe and
William Sine, Defendants.
IN CIIANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to cancel and set
aside a certain deed Of conveyance executed by
Philip Moore and wife to William Sine, for that
portion Of the said Philips home place, here
iof6re stricken of by survey to the said Jere-
miah Moore, as per article Of agreement Of the
first day Of April, lSil,-which deed bears date
the llth day Of October, 1915, and ofrecorI in
the Clerks Office OF MOnOngalia county; aRd
to restore the said land to the complainant Jcr.
emiah Moore, at tho death Of the said Philip, SC.
And the defendant Isaac Moore, mot having en-
tered his appearance and given security accord
ing TO law and the rules OF this court, and il aP.
pcaring bya written affidavit filed in the cause,
that he Is not an inhabitant Of this common
wealth II H ordered that the said defendant
doappear within one month a(lcr due publication
of this order, AMI DO what is necessary TO pro-
ieCt his intcrestSi and that this order be pub
lShCd once a week for fur successive weeks in
the MOnongalia Mirror" newspaper print
cd and published in MOrsantown in tho county
Of Monongala, and a copy posted at tie front
door OF the Cuurt.housc Of Elid county on the
first day oilhr ncu County Court Of said county.
A copy PeAte,
". 7. WILEY, Clerk.
lyowu 4 Keel pl'Hs. Au'yR.
January II, 1859. 1871 4w
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GOLD SpECKS.

nc We are pleased with the off
hand style OF our rOiuni'sr CorresPOn'
dent, ard should be glad 10 hear from
him regularly every week. We cannot
afford to wear "GolL Specs" but W.
should like vastly well The privilege OIL
looking through them, especially when
it costs no,hing.-EpI1oR.
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will be returned. - See page 81 Of the PaR-
pllct Inside tic wrapper Of each bottle.
AGENTS;
II. II. CARR, Wholesale AMI Retail Agent fcT
Northwestern Virginia, MorgantowE;
Dr.. 4. II. Barnes, Clarksbnr-, Va.
u. Jackson, Janc Lew, Lewis county;
Dr. J. a. Hall, Weston. do.
William AshCry, Pruniytowr, Taylor county;
Thomas ". Brooks, Knoisville, do
I Shinn Kirklolnrk, Harrison county;
l.. 4. Ilagan, HirsHo"d, Preston county,
e. NJ. Hagan & Co., Brahdonvil!c, do
Burn s Tut. Evansville, do
Samuel Stricken, philippi, Barbour county;
Thnnas Meredith, Smithtnwn, Monongalla co.
,Ioha Yeagcr, lnd,ah Greek, DO
H. II. Carr, fa.EnCnt, IaI!on county.
January Is, 1852. l.f Sm
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+. II. Robinson, PeteTsbuIeh,
s, NJ, CarLST, Fmcasile,
Z. S. Ca;peT, Big Lick,
W. II. White, FtedereksburSh,
LIP. Hartman, Winchester,
pr. 4. R. Mott, L'e.turg.
McNcmera & Co.: Richmond.
SpiIlman & James, warrpntown.
L,>SE & Peel, Alexandra,
Alfrsl Red lIccImIowu,
Hall S,,Hit / Co.. Salem.
Todd 1; Hose. Limestone,
O,C Sl.ri,v& SON. Hurrismbnrg.
DR.. Evan Cislasc.l, Weston. Lewis Co.,
I'LL, Carr. M'r:untown,
II K. Hoffman, Sprius"d, Tlamp.Co.
J. H. Clarke, M,'lwund.
]. Sms. ClarI vile,
Gilbert Robertson, Norfolk,
J. Il. Drown, S,epllpnsburpl,
Roht. Allison, Fairfax. c. H.,
Whaley 4 CrOcker, CrnIeviIIe,
D. Ilazriine, Slarlinsburcs.
Thomas r. Curtis, of Randolph county, the
county wherein the Commissioners made this
foolish, unwISs and un:tir attempt to iHjurc W:
Mr.. CGstls il extensively known in this section
Of the State, and enjoys the confidence Of the
people to an unlimited extent. Mr.. Curtis is
firm friend Of Railways Ready Relief, for It
saved all HE remaining children from the brink
OF death as he informs US; their disease wa,
scarlet fever.
Citizens Of Randolph county, Va. can Ieara
further Q! ;h.s :ncidea! by referring to Mr.. Cur
It's personally.
Commenting our Ready Relief, and ether
Of our manufacture, TO the people,
We remain TIE Public's servants,
RADIPAY s. co.
IisI 1872 Fulton st. New York.
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VIRGINIA, ~,

Virginia, -.
Airules held in ,Ir CLERKS Office Of the Cir,
cEit Court Of Monrrralia county uR lIe lirsj
Monday in JaRu=ry, 1859.
Matthew Gay, Plaintiff,
Selby Wade. and oIhc1. Defendants.
IN ClIANCFRY.
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Farm at Public Sale.

TINIlE Subscriber will sell at Public vcnduu,
on THURSDAY tho 10Th Of FEBRUARY
,nyt nm tka hpnmiSns.
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HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS,


ia the shape Of Doctors Bills saved, besides
being tic means OF Pru,ongins many a valuable
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Such l. our confidence in its virtues that we
are willing To WdrrlHt this medicine in every
case OF TtSsaf Cold, twheFe used according to
the Directions On page It'll otiae pamphlet, in
side the wrapper Of each bo;t.c) and where the
person il net satisfied that he lie deriving benefit
iicm Il, hy returning the bottle within 81 hours
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Z : 4 Z Z

JEREMIAH IScRIGG
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We learn from Washington, that SisRor Dc
Ia Rosa, the Mexican Minister, Ia. resigned
his official position, in consequence Of health
and took leave Of the President on the 18th OIL
The present month";
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30
Notice Of EorrcIo.urc.

NNOTlCE !. her,h, giycn, that Uu the twenty
y third dsy 1t August, 4. u. ISIS, Gershom
Winship II ONiofd, IN the CouniY II ONiufd, ,co.
man, conveyed Ia Cyrus \. k,lle,, then Of aid
ONiord, l., dscd oi M0ugagc, tccufoel IA the On
6,d Registr, II Dccd., Book cizhty.tNo, Page fifty.
seven certain parcel Il zeal estate situated N aid
ONi1fd With the lu,ldinss therron iuT plit'cular
description II whi,h reirience may L. had a. said
u,ougsge and the deed therein rricrrrd tot which
s,angage Deed together With the Roie. secured
thsrrb, the .aid Cyru. \. Kelley on the fifteenth
day of March, 4. -. ISL, Assigned 10 Joseph ".
ksllr, of Boston. IN the County of Suffolk and Con-.
mon~ralth Of Massachusetts,, Gentlsnsa, AID
~hsrsa. the conditioa u sa,d mortgage has been
bsoken the said Joseph u. kslle, assignee a. afe'
aid, eaim q G,,eclosure thefcOl, auveably 10 the
St.t1ts. IA such case made and provided.
JOSEPH II. kEl.LEY.
January, 10, 1882. SwSO
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At Court Il Probate held 1t Waterford within and
f,r the Cuuuiy IT ONfrl, 600 the 9Th d,y 81
Jtuulr,. iu the ,,ar II uur lsurl eighteen hun.
,Iru,l anil hft,-tWus
nIINTG HALE. Administrator II the estate
~ II OLIVER HALE, late of Watcrfnfd, ~
aid cuuut,, j,c,as,,l, having presented h. thirl
accouui II he administration 81 the cstaic Of aid
deceased
II vss ordered, that ll.e aid Admin'r give No.
toe o. AZ rstsou. Interested, hy causing copy II
ih. order t. h. pul,i.hcd three weeks successive
I, Ia The ONiurl Democrat, printed At Paris, that
The, nav appear at Probate Couil 10 H. heli At
Pans. ia All C"unt,, "u the second dsy Il March
mai. AZ nine It the ol",k Ia the iorcnnon, and
.bsw csu-c, Il am thsy have, Why the sslne 'hould
nIt T. allowed.
20 GEO. X. SHAW, Register.
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Administrator. sale,

Di virtue ola licrn-e IRON the Hon. Job Pflnce
- JuiIr n Probate fr thr Cont, ~ Oxford,
shall pUsel IL ssll 40 puho suction r. Ihs highest
lid sf, Saturday .th, lih dly II Icrsafy nsNt,
Z pue u'eLirA w the ufrfnuln, III The haHss oi
'rh.ma. Siicknry. lie II ll.tG,fd, ~ aid Casnf,
,irrfIsrd, all he right tiilr api arrs.t that sad
,lerr,-rd bad 10 rri,sm tbs h"s,esisai Tsru sta
,u,d in s,i llaufafd, and where b. lived ~ tho
time ~ he dssriss.
JOHN IARRNBEE, Admir-.
Jan. q, 1852 3pE