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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24
Obituary..
COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
DIED, at Granville, Monongalia coun-
", Va. OIL the 18th day Of March. 1882,
MARY LAyINiA. youngest daughter Of
John aud Mary Tibbs, aged % years, 10
months, and 90 days. The deceased had
been consistcn. and Jealous member OF
the NJ. f. Church IN that place for 9 years.
She IVES beloved aud respected BY her nu.
nerous friends and acquuintances. aud
disd--as she had livel-witll the Chris.
tian's hope Of q Home in Heaven."-
During the time Of her sickness she en-.
,lured the most severe bodily pain, with
christian patience and fortitste and as
he, soul escaped IRON its clay-cold tene.
ment, she family. but distinctly uttered
The cheering words" Jesus is precious,
"a pure and youthful spirit,
It's flight to heaven hath sped; .rr r.
meek and beauteous maiden
Lies numbered with the dead.
Agoldsn link is rivcn, f'- 'g
In ioni affections chain; r2
For to her God she's given
Her spirit back again.
Aroice Of music now is flushed,
Its latest word is spoken; s
"A widowed mothers spirit crushed,
All yes, and well nigh broker.
That soroly stricken MOTHER,
On weak and Bonded kneci
In anguished resignation,
Bows 10 the sad Decree.
OIL God Of consolation, ,s..lf 80
On her bruised spirit pour: -..
The balm Of healing mercy .LG .a..
Her earthly joys seem DER,
Thou left US, dearest Mary,
In mornings fragrant bloom;
Thy frailf hath descended,
INTO an early tomb. wee. 81"
Farewell; but not forever, ,r f'
Our tears We will restrain. arr.
Though death lifc's tics can sever, NJ
They will unite again. .r-
And we will pray dear Father,
That when LIES bonds arc riven:
Our souls may rise 10 NEE. thee,
To part no more in Heaven"
*+*t*&
6ranrille, Ia, 10th April, 1852. .
r1-pi,,sburc Christian Advocate please copy.
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Tn this town, ON the goth inst, Mrs.
NANCY SIEAN, aged about los
Fears. fIers was all eventfill life,
Ind we hope some of her friends will
urnish an Obituary.
Depar,ed this life on Sunday nern,ng'
he lslh instant, SARAH c., wife Of Ben
Imam Dorsey, Of this County, in the onh
lear Of her age.
sh. was exuellrd by none in all the va
Ions relations OF life. As q mother she
ms afiec,iona,c aud lrndcr,-as a Trend,
arm, and sincere, and as a christian es'
aplary aud consistent L.
LoutlOn Chronicle please copy
nlEp-April 18th, at her residence on o,
Indian creek, ELIZABETH STEWART,
San corsor, Of VIM. Stewart, in the 6ls'
year Of her osr'
The dcceaaed lad for many years hecn
n member Of the Presbyterian chuIch'--
liar cosfse though life was pious and de,
Y ,, 10 The cause Of Christ. She had
heen greatly afflicted for some tune PRE-.
vin,,s 10 her death, aud bore her all lstlsll
VIII, f. piceknrss aud resignation almost
sar,l Ia that Of Job, exhibiting therein
NJ ~sai treasure and valae Of Religion.
. COMMUNICATED.
p.,,,,ct this life, suddenly, by tho falling N
,s So,I.S,mk, JOiiS r. HENRY, non OF Ma
than and Susan Henry, ON the 2olh Gay ~ s'"
uasy, aged - ye,rs, 10 months al'd 20 u"ys'
~ ,b.cs h,otIcrs wcru employed IN proc'i-
,i,, ., ~ while John dug, the other two, one
III s,,i ,rr Younger than he, wheeled Il out
w. "a mt gcrp them employed all tho t'mc'
an" 'f'"'. ,nnt An occasion to 60 10 lha house.
~" .,.;',;nirg 10 the bank the younger went ~,
"a, :" '" s,w nnihng Of JOHN. Surprising no I.a'I
- nnt f,r some purpose, hcMant back 10 '''c
E ;'. ~ lax for hun, aud while h. was gnnc
I''4s si.,sr s.n went in and found tho lAnS Nv"
=, =, ..' rn rcmnying sumo Of tho fallen p''"'
,"I's"' ,,;srnysrrd John buried bs'nasI' = heap
~ I.Ii"a coal. lie iostno t"r IN frm','" w.. ~
&c on found that the VITA srarh WI" "I ~;
-, I,huIyts uumbarrd with I'll" hHau' , LII
~ Oh, laws Of chldhond are n'ef' Az "" ts sn
N"s n!a niles no ulurc OIL earth Alh"ns'' ""
~ m sni nonrn for our beloved so"' !e' %"
IS ..pS ST M, as those WIN haSono hope
:. '', w.,,, M, memory Iroln shall stay,
,l,. o'IH" Wv, t",rrt his playful mir,h;
N ,.,n,' "I' h,or,iuyIvs with tho earth
. n@n"' r., rnrrr, the place he lis'
WEI, Nv. 80 "it l,arI aud sg!',
mal in our suIrow, Gil'Eana r';"'
Un.,,c ,ha,wc rhal' meet as"'"'
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Announcements.
Board or public works.

WYE are authorized to announce the
wv name Of Col. WILLIAM. Will.
LEY, Of Marion County. 40 a candidate
for th, Board oftcPublic Works; subject
to nominating Convention iii one be
held.) March q, 1859.
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MIR. Eli,or-You are hereby authorized
40 announce 10 the voters OF Monongaia
county, BUSHROD NJ. NELLY, as can.
iidulo for the office OF Sheriff in and for
MonungaIia county: subject to the decis.
ion of 'the Democratic county meeting 10
be held for The purpose Of nominating u
man 10 fill said office, &c. ....
vE7Eare authorized 10 announce the
w name Of PHILEMON L. RICE as
candidate for the Sherifalty Of this
county al the ensuing election subject
to the primary election.
or We IRE authorized 10 announce
JESSE NJ. TRlPPETT us candidate for
the office VI Sheriff Of Monongalia soun-
is, subject to the decision Of the Demo.
cratic primary election Of the 10Th April,
W- We are authorized to announce the
name Of G. |. WADE as a candidate Tor
Sheriff of this county; subject to the de-
eision Of the primary election:
'0T5 March %.
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NEW MUSIC
Just RECEIVED AT
The MOrgantOWn Book Store,

scenes that are brightest; The Invitation
umg; The Wild Old Woods Jeanette aud
IGannut; Dew Drops Polka; Moonlight Music;
I.oy" and Flowers CraCoyieune Quick-step /;
i'aaia Waltz; The Laurel Waltz; Maior Mich
rs Quick. step; Evening song to the Virgin,
"ith variations; Strike the llarp Gently; Ebe.
ron Wait. FrsnchAir, with variations DASH
.was Polka; MyLodging ia on the cold ground,
With rafiationst The Golden Dsoss Waltz; Ada
t'nka; Aarien sthoitish !; There's. beauty in
The Mountain; Planet Watsc,; Wissahikon
Waltz The Strawberry Girl !, The flir Polka;
.'h'ksr's Qnick-stepi Tell me where do Fairies
twrii, Duet; Aud Robin Gray: III watch
i1f illec, Duet; Peaceful Nights, a Duet;
,h! Boys, catty mt '!ong, plaitat'on Melsdy;
I'ur happy home, a Duet; Shannon Quick-st6p;
Nelly BY; Five Pretty Little Polkas Tor pref
ty !iltIu People, &c., &C. ~, -.
"a ,AI.sO:,. w. -
Stanhridge's Piano Instructor; ffuater's PIE
Hao Instructor; MasOn's Sacred Harp; Nsrth-
cru Harp; Southern Harp; Western Harp, &c.
NEW BOOKS:
Observation-Disclosures: Its People, See.
merry, Monuments, SC. BY y. e. Squire.
Confessions Of q convert from baptism IN
water to baptism with water.
The Grcar Supper. By Rev. A. G. Fairchlld,
D. D. De Cormesin's lliItory Of the Popes.
Expedition to the Dead Sea and river Jordan.
ny Lieut.. Lynch.
Life Of Christ Containing also complete
History OF the Jews to the present time. BY
Rev. john Fleetwood, D. D.
Chambers Information for the People, &c.
aIorgan,own, April "a, 1852. l4l-tf.
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Virginia, TO wit.-At Rules held in
tho Clerks Office Of the circuit court of
Preston county, on the 9Th day Of April, 1852:
IN cllANCERY.

Jacob Crane, &c.
Tho object Of this suit is to appoint com.
missioner to sell 800 Acres Of. Land in the
county Of Preston, conveyed by Isaac Kuyken-
dali, in his life time, to Samuel Kirchwal, Jr.,
Trustee, for the use Of William Seymour, com.
soncr Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chanccry for tho county Of Hampshire, the
trustee in said deed having departed this life
and his executor, Robert C. Kirchwal, having
failed to execute the same; and the defendants
James Kuykendall, Washington Hanshaw and
Suam Hanshaw his wife, Isaac khykendall,
James C. Kuykcndall, Susan Kuykendall, Sa-
rah Kuykcndall aud Jane Kuykendall, who are
non.residents Of this commonwealth, arc re-.
quired to appear, within one month, in the said
court, AFTER due publication Of this Order, and
do what is necessary to protect his interests.
And on motion of the complainant, by his coun-
sci, it is ordered that the above Order be pub
lished four weeks succesSfely in the Monon-
gala Mirror, a weekly, newspaper published
In Morgan,own, Monongslia county, Virginia;
and posted at the front door Of the courthouse
Of this county, on the first day of the next
county court. Tcste:
..r-e JOHN p. BYRSE, Clerk.
WIG. BRowS, s Co., Compl'ts counsel.
April s, 1852. . l4o-4t.
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Prosecuting Attorney.

WYE are, authorized to announce
w RALPH l.. BERKSHIRE as q
candidate for the office oil Prosecuting At
tornr, in the Courts Of Monongalia coun-
ty at the ensuing election. yIa
A Shave been asked rpeate'llywheth.
IN eror no was candidate for the
Office Of Attorney for the Commonwealth
for THE County, ] have thought it best
lcs, il might be inferred that did not wish
to be voted tor,--to state. through the
Mirror that am. GUYR. c. ALLEN.
Goth March, 1853. 3E 81
Gs-WE are authorized lie announce
the name Of l.. S. llnUGH, Esq. as a eau
dida,e for Prosecuting Attorney, at the
approaching Election. March %.
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h; S. jones, & CO.,

(,okSER Of FOURTH and RACE STREETS,
" Publishers oil tho Model Architect by
SAMUEL si0SS, Architect, to be completed
in "a monthly parts. .aa
Tho abov6 work is designed to meet the
wishes not only Of those directly interested in
buildifsij bit Of all who desire tho advance
ment Of this noble ar, in our cotntrys5i,d wish
to cultivate thor tastes and acquaintance
with architecture. The hludIom6 manner in
which /, is prepared and emhcIlishco. renders It
4 tasteful ornrmcn, for the drawing-room' while
its accurate delinuations give |. the highest
practical value. ... .-...
Nos. las . are now ready for delivery.
Price-5O cents per number. Address asa.
bovo, post paid.
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VfrgAi0, S.
Plaintiffs,
Defendants


VS..
Rcbccca Smith, ct,al, Defendants
IN CIIANCERY.
Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Monongalia county, rendered on the 18th day
Of April, 1859, in this cause, .-
will, on the 18th Monday in May next, in
front Of tho Court house door in Morgantown,
proceed to sell the Land in the Dill and pro-
ceeding mentioned, on a credit of sir, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest from the
day of sale, to the highest bidder. The ,pur.
chaser or purchasers are required to give bond
with approved security for tho payment of the
purchase muney, and a title retained until tho
purchase moncyis paid. Said Land is situate
ID Cheat Neck, Monongalia county, Va, part
of tho same farm owned Ky Jacob Smith, de-.
ceased, containing by estimation about 6Sl or
60 Acres Of Land, on the turnpike road lead
ing from lees Ferry to Uniontown, Pa. The
title is said'to be good, but selling as Commits.
sioner, will only convey such title as is vested
in me. -iss 4. p. FITCH, Deputy,
For Tuos. MEREDITH, Shift. NJ. Ct
p April Is, 1862. l40-ts.
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Judge i'm the goth Circuit.

NTE are authorized 10 announce the
w Hon. JOSEPH L. FRY, as a call
dida,c for the office of Judge in The Goth
Circnil, composed ofthe counties Of Mon.
ongalia, Hancock, Brooke. Ohio, Marshall,
Wetzel and Tyler. March II, 1852.
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Ladies'
Fashionable SHOE and CATER
MaEUFACTORY.

MA.EUFACTORY.
Spring and Summer styles.
UTlLLIAM II. SAMsEL returns his thanks
w to his friends and tho public gononlly,
ior the liberal patronage heretofore received,
aud respectfully informs them that no contin-
TIC, to manufacture at his Shop, on Walnut
street, one door East Of Mr.. e. NJ. Hugan's
Dry Goods Store,
Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes,
from the very best materials, in the latest styles
and under bis immediate supcrintendancc. He
has on hand and will constantly keep a general
assortment Of Ladies', Misses and childrcn's
Wear, viz: ...
Ladies' fine Kid & Morocco Slippers,
do. Leather and Morocco walking
Shoes,
do. black and bronzed Caters, n
variety Of patterns,
do. black and bronzed Jenny Lind
Shoes.
Having received from the Fast splendid
assortment of tho finest materials, selected
with great care, he feels confident Of being a.
bic 10 give general satisfaction.
Orders promptly attended to and WORK made
I'M a, the shortest notice. .
..-... WILLIAM II. SAMSEL.
Aforgdnto,rn, Aprii 10, 1852. ls9ly
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NEW GOgNrERGE

Counterfeit So on the Farmers AM.
Nj 'chanicks' Bunk, Eas,on, Pa ar in
circulation. They have Ilrsr in thu
centre Of the bill.
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pREsToN COUNTY, 4v.

We are authorized to announce the
Hon. WILLIAM G.. BRowN, of Pres.
ton county, as candidate for the Of
fed Of Circuit Judge in the 2lst Ju..
dicial circuit of Virginia. .,..
l3ite March IL, 1902.
SHERIFF.. Is, .....'
We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM ELLloTT, jun. as a candidate
for the office of Sheriff Of Preston co.
at tho approaching election.
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SHERIFF..
CANCER can be cured,

Ono great event, that will work a
complete revolution in tho Medical world, and
Of greater benefit to SOME Of mankind than any
invention that has been made sihce the days Of
medical art, is the discovery Of that wonderful
and truly great medicine,
ITr,DT rJo pnCEnc
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NEW BOOKS:
!. New Goods.
EXCHANGE STORE.

MARTIN B. CALLESDINE is now re-
lNl ceiving and opening a, his S,orn in Nor
gantuwn, n handsome assortment oil GOODS,
OF all the la,es, styles and patterns for
Ladirs' and Gentirmcn's ]FraT,
suitable for the present aud approaching sea.
son. The assortment is competc-call and
examine for yourselves. will pledge to those
who may favor me with call that all shall be
sold as cheap as It had always been little
" ahead" am not banker, nor have a
cred post" yet make no exceptions 10 any
for cheap Goods and if you will call at the
TWO Rig DOORS, fN r.
opposite the stone pile, where always take
pleasure in making liberal exchange. have
on hand GROCERIES OF all kinds, Sugar,
Molasscs, Tea, coffee, salt, pittsburg Plough
Points, wagon boxes, tea kettles, cotton yarn;
QueenSware and Hardware,
a full and complete assortment; scythcs and
scy,he sneads; together with large assortment
OF Stone Ware, crooks, jars, &c.
Leglloru und Palm Hats, f.n
l3onnets Of every kind, braid, gimp, silk, &C.,
A fine assortment Of Shoes of all styles and
cuts (which will be exchanged for Cash or
approved country Produce. .g...-.
MARTIN b. cALLENDlNE.
April "a, 1859.
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SPRING ARRIEaLl 49,.
KEW & CHEAP CONFECTIONERY,
JAMES CYPHERS,

JAMES C5f faE IT'D,
RESPECTFULLY calls the attention
of the citizens OF Morgautown and The
Surrounding country to his fresh supply oil
COME ctieueries, &c. His eslablishme nj
is.direc.y opposite Messrs. Raymond &
Co.'s Store, and ON the Northeast corner
one door from the Drug Store. His stock
consists Of a.s....f
Fresh Oranges & Lemons, Figs, Raj.
sins, Prunes, Dates, Almonds, Fill
berts, English Walnuts, Ground,
Nuts, &c. Also, fresh Candies OF
every description; very superior
article of Cheese. a'e -'
Temperance Drinks,
exclusively, in great abundance, viz :
Ginger, Pop, Lemon do, Lemonade, Root
Beer, Patent Gas do, Sarsaparilla Mead
that Should be used indeed for health.-
Also on hand constant supply Of
FRESH CAKES j. Crackers,
Such as Pound Cake, Sponge, Fruit
Scotch, Taylor, Lemon, Ginger, &c. Wa
fer, Butter, Sugar, Soda und Ginger crack,
crs. While loaf BREAD and Brown do.
on hand; the latter should be used BY all
who are delicate.
m- Parties Of Ladies' aud Gentlemen
can be accommodated with rooms and Re-
freshmen,s at his house at all times.
April II, 1852. J. CYPHERS.
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..... :. SALINE, Oct. Is, ls5l,
MM. J. D. PAaK--Dedr Sir: send you The
foregoing certificate, and so far as am &C.
quaiptcd with his case it is all true. procured
il, thinking i, might be benefit to you and to
tho afflicted. You have the privilege of using
i, as you think best. Yours, W. 4. BEERS.
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County Surveyor.

SONbsy SuIkSsOi'
WYE. are authorized to announce
w JOHN R. DRABELL as cand.
date for the Office Of County Surveyor for
aionongaia county a, the ensuing cleo
ton. tie March 20, 1852.
JTTE are authorized 10 announce
w Z. w. TOWER, as u candidate
for the office Of County Surveyor al the
ensuing election. March ~, 1857.
Revenue Commissioner.
ly' We arc authorized to announce
JESSE MERCER us candidate for the
Office of Commissioner ofthe Revenue
for tho West side Of the River.
w We are authorized to announce
MILO L. DOTY. Of West Warren, as a
candidate for Commissioner OF the Reye'
nue.; subjec, 10 the primary election
ny We are authorized 10 announce
FRANKLIN R. SINCLAIR, as . candl'
date for Commissioner Of the Revenue for
the Eastern Distric, Of Mononssla county
at the ensuing election. March w.
% We are authorised to dnnounce
JAMES T. NlcCLASKEY, qs Commissions.
er Of the Revenue for the East District o.
Monongalia county, subjec, to d vote Of
THE PEOPLE. H,l
o w We are authorized 10 announce
MICHAEL R. CHALFANT, as candi'
date for Commissioner Of the Revenue tor
he Eastern District Of MOnongalia coun.
is, March 30.
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Jno. w. Ross & Co.,
lnur \ General Commission Merchants

BALTIMORE, Nh.
Best references given and liberal
advances made on conSignmerts.
Hri;rtoD. R. Hoxic, Morgan,own.
NnriI II, 1872.
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clerk OF the Circuit Court.

Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
n~y- We are authorised 10 announce
JOHN F. COOPER as candidate for the
Clerkship Of Circuit Court Of Monongalla
county. Subject to the primary election.
WYE are authorized 10 announce
w GEORGES. RAY, as a candidate
for the Clerkslip Of the Circuit Court Of
Monongalia county. Feb. 26, 1852.
% Wa are authorized to announce
RICHARD DAVIS, Of Cassville, as a can
dida,s for the Clerksl.ip Of the Circuit
Court Of Alonongalia county.
March q, 1852.
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,roN'accO, u large and beautiful
stock. tor sule, wholesale and retail.
ALSO. A LARGE STOCK OF
sEG AIRS, SCOTCH & RAPPEESNuFF,
Iu,I rr,.ivcd and for sale al the whole.
anil. and re,aii establishment 81
April a. H. H. oNi'N " w.
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Queensware and Hardware,
A CARD.

TArING received my Spring Goods, am
II prepared to show my friends, and strans-
ors, the largest assortment OF
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pn. errs6f1'. i:irEpyLb r&TF.or or
FELLOW DOCK & 81 RSAT sRlLLA!

FELLOW DOCK Il 81 RnAfHhlbLh'
ne on-naI and oniygNtg,Er preparation los
,.t p,rrancu, rufu OI'Cbh:nmption, ana
o fsrj,r, pt the lunys. pa!':t hty arg
L. .i,brtl II Lt Affected hy Mo iVS'
..,n ne al Mmcur!, ltoni '.
;"ulna, &C., Nc.
II will Iure, without talL 49,
SrEortLA. or KlSc', EvtI4 CASrrHi, IT,
MoRs, ERrfrIcSs or TIE SKIS. EFrSrr-
tEAs. Chronic SORE EYES, R'%GwoHA
on TrrrEa. ScaLp flsAn, EAtrMA
risN, PASS rs rir BusEs on Jsi.fs,
old Sores ard Uccrs, Swellings NJ
the Glssdtj Syphilis, D,sptp'
s;s, Salt Rhetin, Discsts -..
dr Kidneys, Loss 81 r..
Appetite, H@aFs arising
from the usu oI Mbftaty; Pam IN
ths Side and Shoulders, Grnsrsl Debility,
ptcpsr, Lumhngo, ithndise am Cosu'e"e'"' b
The best Female Medicine known!
tile SHAKER PREPARED "fRLL0W
DOCK" and the "RhD iiOHDCRa' SARSA'
pARILLAim arh the nTllulble rsnsdio agents
from which +" DR.. Guysutt's Improved Extinct
Of yellow D6ek and Sarssparli" is formed
and tls laboratory Of DR.. Guysou has gircn US
tho virtues Of these roots in their perfection.
Ills preparation contains all tho res,1ratie pro-
pcrtics Of the roots; combined and cnRcentra-
led in their u,mos, strength and Efficacy.
Experiments were mids in the nanu'aetuIe
of this medicine Until i! was foubd that it could
rot be further improved. ..
Accordingly We find it rescr,ed to, aimosss,
in cases Of Hepttie; storsutc and
cutlaeous complaints, 70, general prostration
Of all the vital powers and all those tor'n'nting
diseases of the skln so trying to patience and
an iriur,riis IN health,
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DIED:

Granrillc, "a. lOtH hP1H' I'0-'
EJ-pi,,sburs Christian Advocate please copy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-09
SheFiH's Sale,

DY virtue of an order of the Court of Com
I'D mon Pleas of Meigs county, Ohio, to me d-
rected, will offer for sale, at the door of the
Court House in said county, on the 11th day Of
December, 1852, at O'Clock P. M, of said day,
the following described real estate, to wit:
Beginning on the west line of section 25, in
township Q, and range 49, in the county of Meigs,
l6 chains north of the southwest corner of said
section; thence north 40 chains to post "a
chains south Of the northwest corner of said sec
tom Thence east II chains and so links; thence
south 40 chains to James Smiths land; thence
west II chains and so links to the place of be-
ginning;-containing 10 acres, subject to the
dover estote of Nancy Hysell; 10 be sold in sep
arate parcels as follows, to wit:
Sixty-nine acres to be sold in one tract or par
eel, and the one acre in the northwest corner ol
said 10 acres, on which the house and barn o.
Robert Hysell, ID, stands, in one tract or parcel
Ordered to be sold at the suit of William N. Hy.
sell ct al, against Robert HySell, I'd, ct al.
Terms Of sale: one-third in hand, one third il
one year, and one-third IN two years, with inter
est. Payments to be secured by mortgage on tn,
premiSeS.-69 acres appraised at $4,000; | acre
including the house and barn, at $4,000.
S. BRADBURY,
nov9-44w5 (s4,50 Sheriff M. G.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-09
Take Notice.

THAT petition for new county road will be
l. presented to the Commissioners of Meigs coun-
ty at their next session, on the first Monday in
December next, for the purpose of obtaining the
grant to locate new county road, commencing
at or near the house of Charles Fletcher, in SUIT
ton township from thence to Joseph Parsons, in
Lebanon township, and from thence to follow the
courses or meanders of Tanners Run to its mouth,
on the north side, near Francis Blan's, in Letart
township, for which proper steps will be legally
taken A PETITIONER,
Sutton, Aug. 81. t852.-43w4.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-09

FoREIGN NEws.-New York Nov. a.
Louis Napoleon's new title is 10 be Emperor
of The French, King Of Algeria, ard Pro-
,ec.or Of the Holy Places. The Senate will
be convoked on the 4.h Of November. The
question Of the Empire will then be submit.
ted TO the people, and the coronation by The
Pope will probably take place in May next.
Algeria will be Viceroyalty. Ii is report
ed that Lucien Mura, will be Viceroy. An
imperial guard of ten thousand men is spo-
ken Of. 1
The Sultan takes the style Of Emperor o.
The Turks,
SPAM.-Slrong reinforcemen,s are en-
barking for Cuba. 3
Vessels from Charleston, South Carolina
must quarantine in the Sandman porls.
Austria has invited tho German States Il
Vienna 10 discuss the customs question.
The Senate of Frankfort has disGranchiset
the Jews.