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Neuralgia.
Pain Stopped Instantly

Railways Ready Relief possesses an almost
miraculous influence over the sharp darling
pangs Of pain Of this cruel complaint. In few
minutes the pan-stricken sufferer experiences
the most delightful scnsetions of departing pain.
1t has cured thousands OF cases in the city Of
New York, where many Of them had been bro't
almost to deaths door. The effects Of the
Ready Rclicfis to stop the pain Immediately,
to strengthen the nervous system and supply
the nerves with energy and vitality, the loss Of
,whichi5 the chief cause of nervous pains.
DANGEROUS PRACTICE.
The use of Morphine, s,rychinc, Aeonitc
Belladonna, Arnica and other poisons,; arc moi
only dangerous bu. cruel. The cffce. Of these
poisons is not tc euro the disease; or to remove
from the system the pains, but to
Deaden The Metres, to weaken and stop the ner'
vous energy, to paralyzc the functions Of
the nervous system & destroy sensation.
If this practice is continued for any length Of
time tho patient will not only waste away, but
tho brain will become paralyzed and the intel
lprt lrstroyed
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Virginia, ss.-At Rules held in
the Clerks Office of the circuit cour, Of
Preston county, on Wednesday the 18th Feb
tuary, 1852:
Commonwealth rs. Upon Scirc facias for
John Fincr,y failing to appear and an.
Martin Rock: swer TO an indictment for
assault and battery;
The object of this Scire Facias is to have cS-
ccu,ion against the said Fincrty for the sum Of
5000, and agains, tho saiG Rock for tho sum Of
500, according to the form and effect of their
rccognzancc. The said defendants (wio arc
non-rcsiaents,) are required to appear in the
said c5uf,, within one month after due piiblita-
ton of this Order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests; and on motion OF the
Attorney for the commonwealth, it is ordered
that the above Order be published four weeks
successfully in the NiOnoHgdiiG Mirror n
weekly newspaper printed in Monongalia toun.
ty, Virginia and posted a, the front door Of
the courthouse OF the county oil Preston, on
the first day oil the next term.
a true eopy:-Tcstc,
JONI p. BRINE, elk.
CIR. C. Allen, Alto. for commonwealth.
February 81. 1872 Nv
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is Free from Morphine,

v
and all other dangerous and narcotic influence:
To the weak and psralyscd nervous syetem it
imparts life instead Of death, and the pain is
stopped by the healthy influence which Rad
ways Ready Relief impsrts to the nerves, in
stead Of the lifelcss, sleepy aad paralysing eff
feet which Morphine aud all other preparations
containing this poison produce on the system.
SICK HEAD ACHE.
R&DwAY'S READY RELIEF WILL STOP THE
MOST DISTRESSING rAiSs IN 4 few MINUTES
AND PREVENT RENEWED ATTACKS.
It will cleanse and swcc,cn the stomach and
ncutraisc the pcrnicious acids OF the system.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
piarrhGa, Dyscntcry,
Bloody Flux, Cholera Morbus,
Painful Discharges:
It relieves the most severe rains in a few min
utcs-chccks the most distressing discharges l.
SPEEDILY REMOVES THE CAUSE.
RHEUMATISM.
Pain Relieved in Fire MinUits
Railways Ready Relief will stop the most
severe and cxctuciating pains Ct rheumatism
almost instantly. Persons are living in this city
who, for msnths, were confined 10 their beds
BY Rheumatic pains, whose bones werc I'M
sound from top 10 toe, whose joints were dis
/ tor,cd with painful swcllingS, that were ttlicr-
cd from all pain in 10 minutes by tho use Of
Railways Ready Relief. This is truth and thou
sands in the tit9 Of New York, and hundreds
Of thousands in the United States, Gun answer
for the truth OF this asserton-wc need no GER
tiiicatcs Of Cures-we publiih no long list Of
names to prove the efficacy Of Railways Rca.
Dis Relief, for the citizens Of almost every town
in the Union, for the last four years, have test.
cd it themselves.
CHILL FEVER.
Chiils stopped in d fclc minutes pain reiiercd
,Hsiontiy.
Railways Ready Relief acts like charm in
all cases Of chills and fever it breaks The chill,
! Immediately, warns up and invsorates with
health and strength every organ and secretion
Of the system.
! PAINS or ALL KlNDS.
Whenever you feel pain, apply Railway
! Ready Relief. Its sure to rclievs you III ic1
minutes. Ifyou have pains in the stomach, III
.cstihGs, in tic liver, kidneys, bowels, joints
and bones, Railways Ready Relief, taken in
tcrnalIy OF applied externally, Will in a few
minutes stop pain and quickly remove It's cause
Prize Is end 50 cents per bottle.
RAILWAYS INDICATED soAr,
Composed Of the mos, delicious rare and fra
! grant gumS-.
OF extracts, oils and costly cssoncCs-
OF flowers, roots; uces and uricnta! plants;
Possessing wOndrous virtues DER skin diseases
Radway's Circdwid@ Gu'm'
Imp,r,s nutriIncn, to the hair, makes il strong
glossy, rich and luSuriant, clCansts tho scaII
from dandruiT, fastcus the hair i makes I,S'ow
~ Price IS cents b0ttlG: b.
ROADWAY & co.
Principal Office, 10! ruh"u st " Y.
AGENTS;
H. H. CIR, Morran,o~r aud flirmont;
y, W. Fear & Son, Laurel Punti
J.B. Ycascr II Ca. Indian crugN.
February as, iSS!. ljJ'r
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The new Medicinal Herb,

The introduction Of CGatha!ngua from Cali.
fornia, ha. been an incs,iInable blessing. IT.
.,tract, conformity With LirerGort and 7hr, is
the basis oi Dr.. Rug'rs' Syrup Of LireT'rort,
Tar and Cdnchaidgm, which is working wen
tscts in the cure OF coughs and catarrhal Gfte.
tioas. Were i, used by all who have Prcdis.
position to consumption, there would ho few
deaths from that disease. See their advertise.
men, in another column. Jan. l5-4t
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The Kentucky Wing State Con.
yehtioh, met on the oath ult. Gen.
Combs reported a series of resolutions
endorsing the Compromise measures,
and recommending Mr.. Fillmore as
the wing candidate for President
Delegates were appointed to The wing
National Convention. They also a.
lop,cd q resolution, recommending
the 18th June next as the day, and
Louisville US the place Of holding the
Convention.
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look out for the
PHILADELPHIA AND PARIS STORE

No, 3, Cheap, Side, Conner Of HIGH and
Walnut streets.
10000 worth Of GOODS, Of all kinds for
sale by, Raymond s. pickcnpausl', aud will be
sold at Philadelphia prices! As there Is on hand
an immense stock Of Goods that must and will
he sold oil Immediately, and as thereis not room
for them, especially as room is wanted for
Spring Goods,-wc would most respectfully in.
yi,c all persons who want to buy Goods at very
reduced prices to call and examine for them.
selves
Our Goods must be sold or given away,-so
conc running and sliding until you land safely
at HAYWOOD & PlCkESPAuGti'S.
Feb. LIST, 1872. l.e.tf.
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Removal! Removal!

~ THE subscribers have romov-
cd their Stock of Goods to their new Ware
House on Walnut street, Immediately below
their old stand on the corner OF High and Wal
nut streets, where they may be found ready to
welcome their old friends and customers, and
to render them grsa, facilities in tho way Of
purchasing foods at fair PRICES. -
GEO. M. HAGANS g. co.
MorguH,own, Va. February rs, 1862.
Lumber.-Persons having frst:ra,c
seasoned Lumber to dispose Of, would do well
to call. G. NJ. II. & Co,
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EirSiHiG; SS.-At Rules held in
the Clerks tiIice Of the circuit court Of
Preston county, on Wednesday the Sd day
of Match, 1852
Charles B. Hamilton, Jesse Hall, George
Brown and Samuel Byrne, Plaintiffs,
rsrsns
Allen Robinett, Defendant,
in CHANtERY.
The object Of this suits to get partition Of
One Thousand acres Of Land, now owned as
tenants in common by the said Plaintiffs and
Defendant. The said Defendant, who is a
nonresident of this State, is required to ap-
pear in the said court within one month after
due publication of this Order, and do what is
necessary to protect his interests. And on mo-
ton Of the Plaintiffs by their counsel, it is or
derctl that the above Order be published four
weeks successfully in the AoaOngalid Mirror,
a weekly newspaper published in Morgantown,
Monongalia county, Virginia; and posted at the
float door Of the courts house Of the said county
Of Preston, Oh the lst day of next term.
JOHN p. BYRNE, elk.
DRowx & CREsAr, Pl'ds Attorneys.
March 10, 1872.
....S,.SsS-s-~--><>...s ss''
Virginia. SS.-AT Rules held in the
ClciSa Office of Preston County Circuit Court
on Monday the l1March 1852.
Vim. Kimberly s jeremiah ". Leach, part
ners, trading & doing business under the irm
& style of Kimbcry& Leach,
VS.
James Mexican & John Mexican, partners III
trade under the firm & style of john Mexican
& Co.
IN ASSUMpSiT.
The object OF th, sui, is to recover from the
defendants the sum of Eighty dollars due BY &C.
coun, to the plaintiffs; aud the said Jumcs Hlc.
Kcan, who is nonresident 10 required TO ap.
pear in the said Court within one month ate:
duo publication Of this order, aud do, what is
necessary to protect his interests and on mo-
ton If the plaintiffs by their Attorney it is or.
dcred that the above order be published four
weeks successfully in tho ''MOnohgulia Mirror"
Weekly newspaper published in Morgantown
Moh"nsafia County Virginia, and posted at the
from, duor ofthe conrt-honsc Of said county Of
Preston, on the first day Of the next term.
A copy:-rc.tc. ,-..
JOHN s. BYRNE, Cl'S.
l.. e. BusvEs, Pi!F% lhTnt@.
March u, 1862.
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HON, JOSEPH l., FRY,

We are authorized to announce the
Hon. JOSEPH L. Fry, as a candidate
for tho Office of Judge in the goth
circuit, composed Of the counties Of
Monongalia, Hancock, Brooke, Ohio,
Marshall, Wctzcl and Tyler.
lal te March II, 1862.
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2 HIGHLANDS German Bdfrrs.--rhcsc celcbrs-
ted Bitters, prepared by DR.. Z. NJ. Jackson, 100
Arch street, Philadelphia, are performing as
,onishing cures throughout the whole country.
We can bear witness 10 their curative powers
in the ease ofa friend of ours who had the Liver
Complaint, and who had tried almost every other
medicine, but without effect. After taking 4
few bottles of these Bittcrs he was entirely Gu
red. To those who are similarly afflicted We
recommend them to take tho preparation, know
ing that they will cure the disease spoken Of,
and many others d" which flesh is heir to."-
There is spurious article made in Philadelphia.
The only place 10 get the genuine article is 100
Arch street, Philadelphia, of DR.. Jackson, or his
agents throughout the country. lin6w.
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MIR, Hugh WilSen:

-yvoU arc hereby notified TIM, on the e9ai
day ofMarch, 1852, before Daaie! AHder-
vinia, shall proceed 10 take the dispositions
Of william Cross and others; also, on the 3l''
dny Of the same month, and year aforesaid, be.
fore james Wise, Es1r. at his house in Monoa-
ralia county, and State aforesaid, shall pro-
iced 10 take the GcpusitiUns nf George Waters
anil others all Of which are 10 be read as evil
dence in a certain suit now pending and undo:
,ermircd, in the circuit court for said county OF
MononraIia; on :!.e Chanccry side ofsaid court
wherein and others are Plaintiffs, and you
md others Defendants. And fiiom any CAUSE
,br taking OF snid deposition, should not he
romunueed, or being commenced should not
ho completed on the rcspec,v. days aforesaid !
,hen tho same shaIi respectively DO continued
t,",n I,y to day, until they are completed.
Given undcr my hand Ills 25,h day of Feb
,,a,r 1859. JOHN CULplN.
'"'''' by 7. II. Heck, his attorney.
rsbtaary %, lSE, l53iw
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On Friday evening, March 5,h Lu'
CLAN LANpRUM, infant son of Amos A,
and Susan Vandervort, aged 2 months
and Is days.
81 take these little lambs said he;
And lay them on my breast,
Protection they shall lind in me,
In me be ever blest
His words the happy parents herr
And shout with Joy divine,
o, Saviour all we have and are,
Shall be forever thine" J. l.. II.
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DR.. ROGERS SYRUP OF
lirerwOrt, Tar and CanChalagua.

we might show logically why this propam-
ton should cure; but it would be needless
waste Of words, since wc can summon hosts Of
witnesses to show thu. ii docs rHrr. The restO.
red coasumptirci arb ,lt Witnesses: ask them.
Read their testimony in the pamphlet in the A.
gents hands. Read also the advertisement in
another column. 1t January 10.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY!
CHARLES P. FREEMAN T. co:

Importers and JObbers,
III broadway, door South Of Liberty ST.,
NEW YORK,
HAVE now on hand, and will be receiving
Ill daily through the season, New Goods,
direct from tho European manufacturers, aud
cash auctions, rich, fashionable Fancy six
MILLINERY GOODS. Our stock Of Rirh Rib
hons comprises every variety Of the lates, and
most beautiful designs imported.
Many Of our goods arc manufactured cI-
prcssly to our order, from our own designs and
patterns, and stand unrivallcd We offer our
goods for nett cash, at lower prices than any
credit House in America can afford.
All purchasers will find il greatly to their in
tcrest 10 reserve portion Of their money and
make selections from our great variety Of Rich
CHEAP GooDs, viz:
Ribbons, rich for Bonncts, Caps, Saslcs & Belts,
Bonnet Silks, Satins, grapes, lisscs & Tarlctons,
Embroiderics, collars, chcmisctts, capcs, Bcr-
thas,
Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings & Inser,ings
Embroidered REVERE, Lace and licmstitcll
Cambria Iidkis.;
Blends, Illusions, and embroidered Laccs 70,
Caps;
Embroidered Laccs for Shawls, Mantillas and
Wells;
IIunilon, Mechlcn, Valcncicnes and Brusscl.
Laccs;
English X Wovc Thread, Smyrna, Lisle Threat
and cotton Laccs;
Kid, LisIe Thread, Silk and Sewing Silk, Mtt,
and Gloves;
French and American Artificial Flowers;
rrcncl, Lace, English, American and Italian
Straw lionur,s and Trimmings.
February IS, 1852. 1873 emo
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II Anoiher Scientific II'onder!' Important 10
Dyspepiics DIR S lIouGAroS's PEpSIN, the
true Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared
from RESSEr, or the Fourth Stomach of the
Ok, aiter directions of Baron LiEBiG, the great
Physiological Chemist, by S llouGHroN, NJ d.
Philadelphia. This is truly wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Janndicc, Liver
Complaint, Constipation and Debility, curing
aftcr Natures own method, by Natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
Scientific evidence Of i,s value, furnished By
agents gratis. See notice among the medical
advertisements. octa5 II
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County Court Clerk,

We are authorized 10 announce
WMrMAS 7. WILEY, Esq. as a cali
didate for the office of Clerk of The
Court Of Monongalia county. at the
ensuing election. March II.
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Announcements.
Board Of Public Works.

We are authorized to announce the
name of Col. WILLIAM ], WILEY, of
Marion county, as a candidate for the
Board of Public Works; subject to a
nominating Convention, (fheld.)
tEf March 4, 1862.
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PRESTON COUNTY, Sr.
For Circuit Judge.

We are authorized to ANNOUNCE the
Hon. WILLIAM G. BE0wN, Of Pres.
ton county, as a candidate for the of.
flee of Circuit Judge in the 2lst Jul
dicial circuit of Firginia.
l3itc March II, 1852.
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SHERIFF..

TUT lHt IHFFTUT.
Mr.. Edi.or--You are hereby authorized to an
nouuce to the voters Of MOnongalia county,
BtSliROD NJ, Nicely, as candidate for tho
office of SHERIFF in and for Monongaia county:
Suhjcc, to the decision ofthc Democratic coun-
ty meeting TO be held for the purpose Of non,-
mating man to ill said office, &c.
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Democratic Meeting.

A meeting of tho Democrats of Mo-
nongalia county WILDE hold in Morgantown,
on the ead day of MARCH, 1852, for the Eur-
pose of adopting some plan Of organization Tor
the approaching canvass. Feb. IS, 1852.
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~ We arc authorized to announce
GEORGE S. RAY, as n candidate for
the Clerkship of the Circuit Court of
Monongalia county. Feb. 90.
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1FeOI' and MILLS.

A large lot jus, received which render oui
assortment a general one, and which We oi!et
upon the loves, ,srnE
March 6. Carr, Smith 4 Co.
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glassware, glassware.

Just rccciued per Steamer Lindsey.
81 boxes Glass ware. consisting Of Pitchers
Sugar bowls, swect-ineats, TunibIers, Dishes,
Molasses cans, Casters and Cruils, Jelly GAS
ues, &c, which we offer very low. Call aad see
March G. Carr, Smith & Ca
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THE INDIANS.

The Governor Of Florida has ordered
sCsptain Jernigan 10 raise force Of fifty
/ sSounted men, 10 protect the ssttlemen.
i. on the incursOns of the Indians about
Fort Catlin.
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SHERIFF..

We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM ELLIOTT, jun. as candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Preston co.
at the approaching election.
l3i,c March II, 1852.
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''''"' u any place on the racine sue
't oa. con,inent. The immense mi
ring 'egion which lies away far to
Tie north, and with which there Is 10
communication, except ,htoagh tho
Sacramento valley, will require T. trua'
ing point at which to get supplies
aud that point will have to be at tho
head of navigation. Heretofore they
have had To go to Sacramento and Ma
rysvillc, some hundred and fifty miles
further by land than TO stop here.
but | have ran away of from my
subject. | only designed to trcspass
upon your patience Tor short 'lmc'
and to write of tic county from here
To Shasta, and of Shasta itself. Aitcr
leaving this place. we proceeded so'no
l2 miles to Red Bluffs. Here is an
obstruction by ridge of high hills
running directly across from one rnnge
Of mountains TO the other, and here
ends the great Sacramento valley
yet after crossing those hills which
only extend for few miles, you come
into the valley of Cottonwood, which
is MS fair as the imagination could paint
it; covered with ver,lurc, aud enjoy
luz, l was going to say, an eternal
spring. A little valley surrounded by
mountains on all sides, with bcauli'
fnl little river running through the
centre. imagined how happy, Sc
cluted from the noise, lurnult and bus
tic Of the world, little company OF
inhabitants oflhcright character might
be; | mean such a company us would
he willing to do to his ncighbor Us he
would be done by. But, alas, Sin Is
the constant attendant Of It's all, and
would DO sure to creep in even to such
place MS this, to mar the happiness
Of mortals.
In the last mentioned valley lives
Major T. B. Reading, tho defeated
candidate for Governor Of California.
We stopped at his hospitable mansion
and were kindly treated by the Major,
who is IN old.fashioned gentleman Of
tho better order. After resting awhile
we proceeded to Shas,er, having rode
our horses G5 miles in less than ten
hours. We stayed all night, then took
the same horses and lode back the
same distance the next day; iatigued
enough, l assure you, and much more
so than our horses seemed to be.
OfShasta, the mountains, mines, &c.
I will write some future time. / am
pleased with California, and but for
some objections which q few years
will obviate, l should like much to
settle here; but there is another one
who would have something to say in
reference to move SO far, and with.
out her free Consent | should never
leave our present home.
have written you two or three
letters, but have seen but one publish
cd. Well, you will not displease me
if you don't publish this or any other.
! write becatise l have an idle hour,
and love to have something to employ
the mind.
1 am still yours sincerely,
W. H. NJ.
70 Our esteemed correspondent is
assured that we publish all his letters
that come to hand, with great pleas
urc. Those to which he refers have
either miscarried OF are still on their
winding way."-Ep.
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Cotton Batting & Garnet
Chain, just received per Steamer lay
ard tor sale very lowhy
Carr, Smith j. Co.
February %,
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Oils. Oils, Oils !

barrel Sperm Oil,
do Lard do
do FlaI-sead do -,
do Fish do, just received at CARR
Sairm & Co.'S New.York cheap Variety Stare.
March 8, 1859
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.NO{rySpS.

A choice lot Of new crop N. 0. Molassea
Jus, received and for sale q, tho New York Cheap
Variety Store of CARR, SMITH l. co.
Feb, 7, lsJ2,
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v'il.:iNiH. IS.

EirsiniG, IS.
At Rules held in tho Clerks Office of me
Circuit Court OF Nonongala county, on The
first Mondoy in February, 1852:
Mathew Gay, Plaintiff,
w.
John Hudson, and n,e,,a,,,,
John Ilanway,
IN CHANCERF.
The object Of this suit is to subject a. Tract
OF Land, sold by seid Gay & Ilanway &c said
Hudson, to sale, to satisfy the purchase money
still due.
And the defendant John Hudson, not having
entered his appearance and given security ac.
cording to law and the rules Of this Court, and
il appearing from written affidavit filed with
the plaintiffs bill, that he is no inhabtant o!
this commonwealth 1T is ordered that the
said Hudson do appear within one month af.
ter due publication Of this order, and do what
is necessary TO protect his interest and i, is
further ordered that this order be published
once 4 week for four successive weeks, in the
Monongalia Mirror,"a public new spapcr pub,
lished weekly in Morglntown, Mononenliu
county, Virginia, and also be posted a. tho front
door Of tho Cour,-house Of said county; on the
first day Of tho next county Court OF said coun'
~. y CoPy.-Teste.
W. T. WILEY, Clerk.
NJ. GAY, rllr's. Alto.
February II, 1852. limo.
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- POSTPONED al
sherih''s Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

puRSu Ant to decree of the Circuit Court
OF Preston County. Tcndcred at its Fall Term,
1851, in thr cause Of George NJ. llagans 4 Co.,
against Hunter pilcS,-l, William Elliott, Dep
uty Sheriff Tor John Elliott, Sheriff Of Preston
county, will, on the
I'd Monday Of april, 1852,
Sell the Land in the hill and proceedings men,
toned, (hcing Tract OF Land containing IS
Acres, lying i'll Preston county, near the farms
Of Major Vim. y. Iinn aud CnI. Geo. W. Fair
fax, before the from, door of the Court House
in kiugwond, TO the highest bidder, upon n
credit "i' 6 and IL months, taking of the pur-
chaser bond and sufficient security, with inter-
est from the day Of sale. If, however, a less
quantity than the whole of said tract Of land
shall be found sufficient 10 satisfy said decree,
! shall only sell such portion. The title to said
land will be retained until the purchase money
is paid. WM. ELLIOTT, D. s.
For JouS ELLIOTT, S.p.C.
March II, 1861. l3i-it.
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March Is.