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NV Axp CHEAp SpRINe AND SUMNER

Day Goops.-HIrcHcocK LEApsEArEn, No ~ Broad
~ corner purchased for each
49, ssd spisndd sasortert Of Spring and Summer Goods
= hs frssshflow tcA and selling them cheaper than
c5 sss6a were evcr before offered In NewYork. Among
tv have eIsssnt Fousrd Sils Is per cent below the
szn.i 80 81 importation beautiful DeLainea and Bssge
nj 49, Frsnch Musins Bsusses Silk Tissues
1;nS,s,s fdner~ Towes and Towelngs Table Damssks,
~ ~ Musjn Window Draperss Mourning Goods &c.
~ .h;ck ~ Indies viii find desirable and cheap.
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Am Ixcposn HArs-The public are respectuily psso ~
~ M cspslsx smbscing every style and variety now
~. a. ~ eity e well those now In vogue IN an@
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a The Southerner arrived on Saturday
morning IN sixty houn from Charleston We 90
knowledge the courtesy e ths oeeu Of the Soushsrn.
sr and Of IL SasaHssh Courier and Aesdavd for late
papers, $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

II We have two days. later news from
Europe by the Humboldt. Politically as well as
commercially, it is of little Importance.
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HosIERY AND NORTHUMBERLAND

r lDAMs, No 50l Broadway, import and manuact9re no
osry and Stochpekrt Undersanents, Of every descrp
fo Our soods cannot be surpassed In excellence OF quality
variety Of ylss and lowness Of prices An examination by
% Who srs sho1t purchangst Wholesale or rcta-s 70
: XroSricsn Hosiery and Undergarment Mandatory.
No sql Broadyav opDooife Nibloo
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~ 4 ,sd;es wonder how it is that G. M.

Uhogun elh Dry Ooeds much cheaper than other store
ssfcrjar!v bis Crare Shaws and Silks for he certainly
cne plain and eubroidered Grape Shawls O. - ~ ZIG
nd 02 rich elegant Spring Silks for only 5 and
m per vsrd summer Silks very low Barge and Barcge
nsines de richest and most unique designs and coio
GSsUes printed Mullins and Summer Poplns and Parasos
Orsperv Mrslins al corresponding low prices; every
dsrufion Of Domestic Goods at manufacturer prices at
~ a. At Garner of Orchard.
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r Wsrnocks, Hatters, No. 275 Broad

vvV furving Houss,) respectfully remind sensemsn |"
n GG1onable Hat that they are located = sooss.
IS iees & 3 impropnety y, that thsir long 'so
6 rrooiof3ou nd The popularity Of their M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24
SuMuxR UNpER.GARMENTs.-RAY &

SUMNER UNDER'OAkMENTs.-N &C
an.rs No sci Broadway import style of Zephyr Under
Veos for Lsdes Gentlemen and Children to which they
Invite the special attention Of the public II perfect adsp'
taon to the season. and very reasonable prices are
rod datiops these superior vests will assuredy
vin universal favor and acceptance. RAY ADAMS,
Impter snd Manufacturers Of Under and Hod-
ery. No SOL Broadwsy, opposite Niblo's Garden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

Y MIR. WEBsTER's Speech at Fanueil
Hall will be read with none the less interest be-
cause it is not disqusition on politics. We re-
ceived it by telegraph and print it al. length.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24
The Senate was not in ses.

CoNGREss.-The Senate was not in ses-
sion on Saturday. In the House, the Territories
were under consideration, and the arming of the
frontier settlers of NewMexico against the In
dams was debated. II was shown that Uncle Sam
was in much the condition of the Irishman who
caught Tartar; the New-Mexicans are clamor-
ing for protection against the Indians, and Gov
eminent is afraid to give them muskets lest they
might use them against the giver. 1t was finally
agreed that muskets should be given to, the
Texans and Californians, but the New-Mexicans
get none. 1t was said that, of the 81, 500 white
inhabitants Of New Mexico, all but about 800 are
native Mexicans.
MASSACHUSETTS FOR TEMPERANCE:
On Saturday morning, Gov. Boutwell, affixed his
signature to the new Liquor bill, and it is now a
law Of the State, to go into effect On the 2lst of
July. So the old Bay State stands with Maine,
Minnesota and Rhode Island for Temperance and
Prosperity, for Virtue and Order, as opposed to
Rum, Wretchedness, Perjury and Crime. We
publish elsewhere the Governors message an
nouncing his decision, conclusion arrived al after
careful elaboration. The joy of the Rum interest
and it's organs over the hrst veto has been short
lived indeed.
TELEGRAPHIC.-Beside the long speech
of Mr.. Webster, we have our usual variety of
news by the wires.
The Michigan Central Railroad was opened
through on Friday.
The Methodist Conference have made arrange
ments for the division Of the Book Concern prop
erty.
Gov. Kossuth was at Niagara Falls on Saturday,
where he will stay for four or five days.
The fine steamship City of Manchester arrived
at Philadelphia yesterday, from Liverpool, with
large number of passengers.
We have also political and other items of inter-
est from the South. Caravajal is still stirring up
discord on the Mexican frontier The Camanches
are devastating whole regions on the Rio Grande.
A RALLY FOR FREE HOMES THE Land
Rciormcrs of this City and vicinity, and all others
who are in favor of the Freedom Of the Public
Domain, will find on our first page call for one
more rally to press upon the Senate the import
ance Of favorable and immediate action upon the
Homestead Bill. Let no friend Of this bene6csnt
measure fail to attend. 1t is emphatically last
effort for the people. There is no party design,
no political movement in it the Woodworking
honest laboring classes, the men Of strong arms
but light purses, are to reap the benefit of this
glorious law. Win they not come up as one man
and tell the Senate how vastly important to them
selves, their posterity, and to the welfare of the
country this measure win prove Let every friend
of Homes for the People attend upon this coca
sion and bring with him as many as as possible.
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Ham ORR AND Wres.-BArcHELoR's

eoleksts1 LIQUID Hair Dye IL highly recommended for il
ckeainG end invgorapg propsries well for its
ps exossaee coorns matter IL is well known and
nny appeovs1 N I'll parts IL the world Those who have
- Y utility should Try Il once that win b
Ueen< - cenvtncs them how superior ii l. to anything
~ asccvs1 r. colorng the Hair or Washers the mo-
1atm sslnsas They WI End the advantage Of fourteen
yooR oevo Ia this business is not 70 be lightly
eueht e TIKI exosent Hair Dye IS spcliod h src
gssnssel q so vhosssls and retail At bArcaSLoss
WIG tsc<oys No aitst whss awsys b found the
1m{1nkona Cory IT, address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

-TrAs.-The best assortment of fine Yeas

TEAs.-The best assortment of fine Teas
an b fud It the store of the CANTON TEA COMPANY No
l35 Chafhamst between Pearl and Rooseve the oldest
~ In the city We readers that
sy can 90 better here than elsewhere either at Wholesale
g rstsil They have now Branch Stores.
GLoRIous English Imperial Three
ply Carpstne Of gorgeous and gttens coon maenfcen
unique mosaic and scroll figures never before exhibited at
No 81 Bowsry HIRAM ANDERsoN's Also American three
ply Csps and 81 per yard, Of elegant new spring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

~ FowLERs Il WELLS, Phrenoloeists
- kyb!.h.zs Clinton Hall No. Isl Nasnast, NswsYork
- Ne. 10 Washington-st, Boston.
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4silo have removed from No. 2oS 10 No GIT Broadway,
r1vuse Marble Buildng between Houston and Bleeck.
Sl vhare they prepared to furnish articles In thex
~ q ~ shortest notice. the most ashionsbls materials
AN EsTABLisHMENT OF TwENTY-sEvEN
YRARs STANDING More than quarter Of century has
oeed snce the firm of W. 7. Jennings Co founded the
onsbo ready-made clothing business In the city OF New
York They the pioneers OF the trade and the stand
Sksy tosk s he has ever since been main
niseisvbals their circle of CUSTOM embracing not
selv the city Of NewYork but tho entire Union has been
oeotiualy expanding For the present and approaching
Soson they have made than ordinary preparation
siouable summer brcs has been selected with the ut
o care from the stocks Of the first manufacturers in Eu
noo The superior elegance of their readymade clothing
- The stamp Of fashion impressed upon article they
80 10 order cell ready made have long been poverba
W. r. JENNINGS 4 Co.'S place Of busneo u at No. ~
Droa6Way, (American HotolJ
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CANAL-sr. CARPEr SToRE.-Now is tho
yos xs1f g make .svine 81 10 p! cent, call q
1nA sosA Ingram Carpets ct per yard Tresply u per
Zs,tl Tsesssy sru.sst 2 to 10 Rsr y ssd Also large
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

~ II it is strange it's true that DAyIs's
4xvkNE win charge gray heir to It's former color and
hoauty witheuf oyolnk stamina See phaphets The
HAWvENk en- BE- Obtained st the General Depot No SIS
0nn&se ana 4 No lS2 Broadway; No 7s a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

RICE CARPErINos.---PKT e
unarHRsv, No. SO Broadway, conner Of Whtese, nave
- soosavsd direct from the European manufactures per
~ oTivss fon Europe large and elegant assortment Of
rs Nois Velvet and Tapestry Csrpotns. SURPRISING any
Alas before IN this country patterns entirely new
~ sforSa sDlina dnilar soOda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24
UrIoN HALL WnoIEsALE AND RETAII

CLcruNc WAREHovsE Mo advertisement win enable the
public 70 realize the extent and variety Of the stock Of fash
tsnnAle Summer Clothing Union HAIL. corner Of Fulton
end Naoanst Gentlemen invited and price the
esQsnt Fock Drcss and Business Coats sack at this
eohhnent In pants the Diversity Of patterns and styles
y sst unlimited The attention OF parents Is invited to
IL Boys department. which echpses every house
~ fade II variety and ehsspnes One visit viii prove
1ha thcss arc newspaper boast but undenabe cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

- We recommend the Ladies who
- - - .cvch.s,A their summer Hats TO give Mr..
vSrs ses q Is nev store 90 sowe!y. Isdscdediy
~ stose in the city He keeps the best
Ssfe a kund-in feet It u psoverbial that What
~ eSr1o ret thsf fashionable In the straw line, you ere
- - ect e YoUNc'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

sTs - FoUR DOLLARS EAcH.-hKox
-. 1fuocsine Of his elegant and stylish tuf
~ IA esrekouasn wish 70 procure semstmng de
800 irsfsuis" thsy should visit him n Ne III u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24
+. GILBERT a. Co.'S IMPROVED EoLIAN

f1ANoS-NewYcrk Ware Rooms No SIS Broadway cor
ney u An.henyst, and opposts the Broadway Thsster
Vhorc the xrRest Of fanos with without the
lmpecvsi Eoap may Be iOnad and viii be scd st great
ozoninA Ihess nstrumens ave now coming into general
-. fhe Improvement T. Gilbert Co. have made upon
0e>smnnt original Esolan Is veiy great
1selS 81 HoRAcE WATERS Solo Aren't.
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PlcruREs OF THE PEopLE.-Since the
pasueeotype has become 20 universally prscti,ed ana
tho remarkable perfection and expedition BY which 90 many
beautiful pictures made and the nominal price at which
me beet kenees may be obtained makes IL wonder that
ny member Of family should be without one of the best
Doguefreotypes BY HOLMES. No, 2S9 3ruadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

TAses.py Ingram and Patent Tapestry Theeply Carpet
ils same exhibited at the Worlds Fair ct No 80
0owery. HIRAM ANpERsoN's Also. Pardoe's and Cros-
10y Sons EnRlsh Exhibition Tapestries and Brussels Car
peng Of magnificent new styles They viii be sold remark
ably low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

- General Mutual Insurance Co. have
nsysS g Noa and Msrchants Exchange. on the cor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

JENNY LINDA few choice Seats can
3 procured at No 800 Broadway for the Concert on Monday
kvcutns being her last Concert in America
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r.. Enelish Floor Oil Cloths, "a feet

eeaen Marble Scroll and Mosaic figures Of Satin
inish at No 50 Bowery, HIRAM ANDERsoN's Also 1000
md yard and upward the most extraordinary bargains
mar odere6 In this CITY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

" Opera Glasses to distinguish those
ininahs high notes Of Madame Goldsmid for sale and
Aire q the Optical establishment Of WALDsrE,N& BEcKEL
No 81 Broadway together with he best Of Spectsolcs and
oeher Optical instrumental
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-02-07
UNIVERSITY AT LEWIsBURG.

The Rev. HOWARD MALCOAi, D. D., has
entered upon his duties as President Of the Uni
vcrs;ty. Ills well established reputation gives
assurance that under his administration still
larger desrsc OF success awaits the University.
+ The usual system OF Collegiate education is
fully carried out, embracing coursc Of lour
years.
In order, moreover, to adapt the University
to the wants uf all, a course OF study has been
established emitting the Ancient Languages and
substituting in their place various branches of
Mathematics, Philosophy and Natural Science.
This course will occupy period OF three years.
1t is thorough and complete, and will enttle the
faithful Student 10 the degree Of Bachelor OF
Philosophy.
Students who design spending but year or
two ut College, will have an opportunity OF
studying whatever branches they may elect,
such as Chemistry, Civil Engineering, SC. g.
Every Student will be required to give special
attention to Composition and Public Speaking.
In connection with the Collegiate Department
is an Academy in which the ordinary branches
Of an English and Classical education are pur-
sued.
An excellent Library, very complete philo-
sophical Apparatus aud well-furnished chem-
ical Laboratory are provided.
The University has extensive Buildings stand
ing in an elevated grove on tho south side ofthe
town. A more beautiful, pleasant and health
ful location could not be found within the State.
Price of Tuition.
Collegiate Department, $40 per annuna.
Academic " 20
Boarding and Washing 81 so per week.
February 5, 1852. emo.
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Virginia, So. a., =. TO,
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court fsfonongala county, on the first
Monday in january, 1852:
Jeremiah Moore, Plaintiff,
philip Moore, Isaac Moote, John Moore and
William Sine, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is to cancel and sci
aside certain deed Of conveyance executed by
Philip Moore and wife to William Sine, for that
portion Of the said Philips home place, here.
tof6re stricken off by survey TO the said Jere-
miah Moore; per article OF agreement oil the
frs, day of April, 1871 (which decd bears date
the lth day Of October, 1915, and OF record in
tho Clerks Office OF MonongalIa county; and
to restore the said land 10 the complainant Jcr.
einiah Moore, at the death Of tho said Philip &c.
And the defendant Isaac Moore mot having en-
tered disappearance aud given security accord.
ing to. law aud tho rules Of this court, and it mp.
pcaring hy written affidavit, fled in tho cause,
that no is not an inhabilant Of this common
wealth 1t is ordered that tho said defendant
do appearwithin one month alter due publication
of this order, and do what is necessary TO pro-
tcct his interests and that this order DO pub
lished once week for four successive weeks in
the "Monongalia Mirror" II newspaper print
cd and published in Morgantown in the county
Of Mononralia, and copy postednt the front
door of the Court-hotse Of said county on the
frs; day ofthc mex, County Cour, Of said county.
A copy: TcSte, 80
". 7. WILEY, Clerk.
Brown &,Keck, Pl'as. Au'ys
January II, 1859. 1877 4w
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CALL and GET YOUR MONEY BACK!
AT THE
NEW YORK CHEAP VARIETY STORE.

WE offer it to you in tho shape of hand
w some assortmcn, Of Indies Dress Goods,
such as French Merinnes ,CashmereS, Dc LANES,
Hosiery, Shuwls, Nautilus, Gloves, Bonncts,
&C., &c.,--of Gen,icnen'S lPrnr, such US Over
coats, aud other Winter Goods, and Of Chill
dren's H'ear Of u variety ofknds, with all oil
which VIC are now determined 10 close out at
at reduced prices, pssiiirey, for cash or 10 pune
tual customers.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, and have on
hand. large assortment uf Brown Muslins,
Canton Flannels, Rigging, Alracas, Salt, Iron,
Nails. Groceries Of every description, Ready
made Clothing, Oils, Paints, Tin-warc. Boots,
Shoes. Hats, Caps, &C., &c.,-which we otter To
the public, wholesale or retail. on as accomno-
dating terms every way, MS they can be had at
any establishment west Of tho mountains.
We will also receive in few days large aud
choice selection OF fresh Garden Seeds, with
which we have made arrangements 10 supply the
public, wholesale or retail, during tho entire
season.
We will also be in receipt, in fcw weeks, Of
an extensive supply Of Sugar, Molasses, (Which
we always keep on hand, Coffee, &C., &C.,
which We are determined to sell at n very slight
advance of prices over the pittsburg market.
llecollcct the place is at tho Cheap Store Of
CARR, SMITH & co.
January %, 1852. l20-tf
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WlSTASs
.BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

THE sEsT REMEDY RE- EVER KNOWN TO MAY
For Coughs, LATINA, Colds, Groups, Droreh''ts,
Ivaasnse, glesaing Of the Lungs, Difficulty q
Breathing, Ltcer Affections, pain or 1ea&ne''
efths Breast or Side, first Stages Of Conssnp-
iion &c.
IN short, this Balsam Is peculiarly adapted 10 sv.
cry disease Of The Lungs and Lirr mhich is
produced IL our ercr-oarytng climate.
WILD CHERRY HAS LONG BEEN
W known to possess important medicinal
properties. Thi. fact is familiar to every mat.
ron IL our land, and phys;cisnS often prescribe
it in different forms fora variety Of complaints.
Tar, also, has been equally noted for its vrtuesi
and some physiciaas, whose namesare familiar
10 the whole country, have gone'so far US to
declare .ha, even CONSUMPTION could be
cured by tia, alone. In other hands, again, it
was nearly valncless, owing, no doubt, to their
ignorance in preparing and administering it-a
difficulty new entirely and forever obsiu,cd by
patient experiment and long experience.
The extraordinary medicinal powers these
two substances arc now, for the frat time, CON.
bincd and embodied in DR.. WlSTAR'S BAL.
SAM OF WILD CHERRY. By nice chcni.
cal process, every thing doetcrious or useless
is rejected, so that what remains isthn most
extraordinary and truly etiicacions remedy for
all kinds Of pulmonary and liver diseases ever
known to man. TO convince all rnbcllerers
that our theory is really true, VIC refer to few
cases Of cures performed BY this wonderful
medicine:
PLEASANT RIDGE, Ham. CO. Sept. 81, 30.
J. d. Park-Dcar Sir:-l take the liberty OF
advising you Of tho benefit have derived from
the use Of Or. Wistar's Bslsam Of Wild Cherry.
was Frustrated by iha, terrible scourge, Con-
sumption, in May last. The attack wa, truly
horrifying to mo, for five Of our family (my bro.
Tiers and sisters had died Of Consumption. !
was afflicted with nearly all the worst features
Of the disease. had distressing cough, and
cxpcctorated a great deal Of blood, hectic fever,
severe pains IN the side and chest, cold ehllls,
with hushes Of heat and copous
night sweats.
was under the care OF skilful physician,
from the time was taken sick until about six
weeks since, being then about helpless, and my
friends considered my case hopeless, or at least
beyond our Physicians skill, advised the use OF
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. Without my
knowledge my father procured it, and common.
ced administering it to me, and from the day
commenced taking it my health improved, and
in two weeks from the time commenced using
it was able to be out and oversee my business
and labor, which still continue to do. have
taken four hotties Of the medicine, and now con
slider myself perfectly we'll.
JEREMIAH lSCRlGG.
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q q q q q
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE!

ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE
T.. Kalb, highly respectable merchant Of
Rushvillc, Fairfield county, Ohio, sent Us the
following voluntary tribute to "Dr. V'ssars
Balsum Of Wild Cherry"
Ru,hville, Fairfield CO. 0. April s, 1861.
Mr.. J. D. PARx-Dear Sir: wish to state to
you that my daughter, Amanda, aged sixteen
years, had, about a year since, a very severe
a,,ack of measles, which reduced her very
much and left her with rackins cough. en-
poycd all Of the physicians within our reach for
the purpose OF removing her cough, but with
OH, success. She appeared to be sinking into
decline, with every symptom of consumption
then tried Dr.. Rogers Liverwort & Tar
but this aggravated her cough, and gave her
symptoms Of still more malignant character.
was now most seriously alarmed, and It was
with trembling foar that I from day to day saw
the progress Of that Unsuitable disease, Con-
sumption. really despaired Of my daughters
recovery. But providentaly saw the certlh.
cate Of Jonathan Couson, whose daughter Sa-
rah Jane was cured Of consumption by 'Wis-
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cecrry this created a
faint hope that it might help. my daughter, and
Immediately commenced using il, and it al
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
ia not now at all predisposcd to cough. "
| will say to all that arc afflicted with any dis.
ease tending to consumption, do not despair,
for DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry will
cure you if you will but Try it. f. kALB.'
The genuine wistars Balsrm Of Wild Cherry
has a fac similo Of thu signature Of Henry Wis
tar, NJ. D. Philadelphia, and Sanford & Park
on a finely executed steel engraved wrapper.-
No other can be genuine. r.
W. Price 81 pcr bottle; six bottles for s..
Sold by J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, O.
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut s,s.-
entrance on Walnu. ST., to whom sil order'
must ba addressed;
Also BY Fl. H. Carr, Morgantown.
Campbell & Watson, Fairmont.
i. A. Hagsn, Kingwood.
January J, 1852. 1851
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Virginia, 81:
Atrtilcs held In the Clerks Office of Che Cir.
cGit Court Of Monongalia county on the first
Monday in January, 1862.
Matthew Gay, Plaintiff,
Sslby Wade, and o,hcrs, Defendants.
IN CHANCEWY. .
The inject of this suit is 10 recover the bal
ance df lln price Of a tract of land sold to
SeIhy Wade, deceased, by Joshua piles
Aud tho defendants Abraham Ammonsi and
Rohccca hswifn ,lato Rcbecca Wade, and Josh.
VA PlcsnOl. having entered their appearance
and given security according 10 law and tho
rules OF this court; and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence, that they arc not inhabitants
OF this commonwealth :--lr /, ordered that
tho said defendants do appear within one mouth
ailcr due publication Of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect their interests, and that
this order unpublished onceia week for four
successive weeks IN tho :" aionpnralia Mircrn
u newspaper printed and published in Morgan.
town, in, Monongaliu county; and a,copy post.
ed at the front door Of tho court house Of thu
said county, on the frat day of the ucy, County
Court Of said county. -,-'--t
A c"py-Frs,r.
w. +. WILEY, Clerk.
N. GAY, rl'fs. Atty,
Janus'! II, 1851. i!i.iv.