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BUFFUMs GOLD.MININs uRCUI an
THE CENTRIFUGAL AMiLGiMaTOR.

The discovery gold In California aud the want Of some
device bsssd true principles separating from other
substances Induced enter upon three years 10
prosecute Assres Of and experiments In the
hope OF nventing some simple mechanical arrangement
which, by operating In harmonious combination with La.
lures law should give to the miner perfect separation Of
geld from crushed rock from surferons sand In the
prosecution OF this labor found concjve evidence that
the common idsn that mine gold will unite with quicksilver
Immediately coming In contact with IT, Is palpabe err
ror To eject an am'gamA,ion the anrierous ompound
must be passed through rapid agitation in WATER thor.
ongbly wash tbs gold and II must then be peciiiaed
upon and passed over the sursfe Of quicksilver contn
nous contact disaee not less than twenty feet,
e"eet covering OF s'eh separate particle Of gold by the
srSauAy spreading Adhe'on OF quicksilver, such.
ing being ndSpenAbe 70 BRING the gold Into amagam To
carry this idsa INTO popo operation the mechanical
rueon aust De so arranged that the heavy sand will be
." ~Ss"" s"v ~ iA'' - goes IN; and the quicksilver
"us' s """'o'e"' presenting clean surface IN channel
s'' ''' 'n' pASsAss o' the compound The attempted
eo""A%ss @ forcing the Aarifsro"s compound through
'ns q"'ks. ny pressure may seem plausible 70 those
~so .no" n0'n"s tns nature Of QUICKSILVER but fin
WIZ a''ao"s'fAs ,'A' }" al '"'h aone''Aa's' the
e'o.'"s' :. Pa." oy .'e pressure ANA leaves a" 'p'"
"rs"s~'y '% ~ 80 ~. eev ="
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p''''', :" '"',," ""' '.'"s " .ns
- ~ ..N'1-,.' - a. 80. - $3.50, - s
20, .., ..n,,,,,n., ,.ov.,n.., =,
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., A.. -, 60. =, go, go, ..-,~....-,
-. a. cooled ,h., a, c,..r, ,~o f, "a a,,m.,.
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$780,. a. mo,, than ,.,v ,s., ~,,s, q. :,
..,or a, atom Of ,cl.,,v., % A, a.. ,o,,,
and h,,.y \, into .m.lr.m
10 an. Arrangement. ,b.rs the rocking or ,h.ln, o,,n
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr.. Odds, Of Ohio, moved to defer the bill
amending the Post Office act Of last session
till tomorrow which was agreed TO.
A bill to authorize the Postmaster General
to contract for the carriage of the mails be-
tween Jersey City and Galway, in ireland, was
then read first and second time.
After report of the Post Office Committee
had been read, the bill was referred 70 the
Committee Of the Whole ON the state Of the
Union. 1t limits the amount to be paid TO
10000 the round trip the contract 10 be for
four years, and TO be given To the lowest
bidder.
The House went into Committee Of tho Whole
on the state Of the Union, and took up the
amendments Of the Senate to the Deficiency
bill. Among these was one for contingent ex-
penses Of the Senate, $I37,775.
Mr.. Jones, Of Tenn, opposed that portion Of
the appropriation which related TO the expen-
ses Of KOssuth and suite.
syMr. Cartier, Of Ohio, supported the amend
mept, and considered all investigation M DO
meath the dignity Of the House; and the amend
ment was agreed TO
Mr.. Houston, OF Ala, submitted an amend,
ment, which had been sent him by the Secre-
tary Of the Senate, being S45,2ld for con-
structiye mileage for the present session VI the
Tbirty.Second Congress
Other amendments Of minor importance hay-
ing been agreed ~, the amendment voting nd
ditiOnal compensation 10 the Collins line OF
steamers was taken up.
Mr. Jones, Of Tenn, objected to the appro-
priation for transporting the mails beyond seas,
on constitutional grounds, and which he hSd
always opposed. He moved 10 strike out tho
amendment.
Mr.. Gentry, OF Tenn, presented memorial
in favor Of additional remuneration.
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NO. 2S9.

IAN according to the method pursued by Mr..
shaw
\ ia the Outlines" we find an excellent view
=, the progress of English literature, and much
uund and acute criticism on its distinguished
names considered in their individuality, and
a. types of prevailing modes of thought and
classes of ideas.
Tar KNIGHTS OF ENGLAND, FRANCE, AND ScOr-
LAND. BY Henry William Herbert. New York
Redfeld For sale rs above
The days of chivalry will never lose their
charm. The author of this work, in a spirited
STYLE narrates legends of the Norman Conquer
or of the Crusaders of the Feudal Days, and OF
Scotland, introducing to us many valiant
knights whose exploits adorned the times IN
which they lived.
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ruEsDAY IN CONGRESS.

The Senate had under discussion the bill Of
Mr. Douglas, TO establish road and line Of
telegraphc wires from the western frontier to
the Pacific
In the House, the Deficiency bill was acted
on. The appropriation TO tho Collins line OF
steamers passed, by 81 TO 81, Several amend.
ments were adopted
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NOTICE.

The Commencement exercises Of New York
Central College will take place on Wednesday,
l4th July, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M.
IL is expected Hon. Gerrit Smith will be
present and give an address.
The next annual meeting of the New York
Central College Association will be held at the
College Chapel on Tuesday, the | 9th July, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ Elder A. Kenyon, of Ohio,
will deliver the annual discourse.
The Board will hold an adjourned meeting
on the same day, at the same place
A FRIEND
June 80 1852.
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GREAT FIRE IN BOSTON.

BosToN, July II, 1852.
Last evening fire originated in an unoccu
pied stable in the rear of Purchase street, Fort
Hill, which ragged for six hours aud consumed
the Sailors Home the Boylston School House
the Mariners Church, and thirty stores and
dwellings. Loss S250,000.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARCTIC.

New York, July IL, 1852.
The steamer Arctic, with Liverpool dates of
the 3Oth ult, arrived off Sandy Hook at !
O'Clock this morning.
EngIdnd-Parliamen WAS to have been
prorogued on the LIST of July, and directly there
after dissolved
Frdnee.-The French Government is at
tempting to smooth over the difficulties with
the Assembly
foundations in the Departments continue
Letters from Toulon say that 10 ships Of war
are to be built at that port next year.
The project il mooted, semi ofiiclally, for the
colonization Of French Guiana.
The French Assembly was closed on Monday
by message from the President, which was
warmly received. Ii was made up of little else
save fine phrases. The budget shows def
cheney of "a, 900, 900 francs
Swu.erIdnd-lt is stated that Eve great
European powers have FORMALLY called upon
Switzerland to recognise the right of Prussia to
Neufchatel
AuStrid.-Austria has summoned the States
of the Zollverein to II conference at Vienna, to
negotiate u customs league against Prussia.
1t IL reported that an attempt was made to
assasnate the Emperor of Austria at Gros-
warden, near Pesth The assassin missed his
aim, and blew out his own brains
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Ertrad Of Letter dated Plymouth, Ohio.

Ertrdet Of a Letter dated Plymouth, Ohio.
"Nopapers taken in this community are more
readable or reliable than yours. None wear
better. ! think, by pdiehing, prudence and
care, shall be able 10 send you list of forty
subscribers next year This year, my job of
twenty have almost reached one more, which
in in my mind, will reach the number"
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VrRMoSr-The Wing State Convention met
at Burlington on the 7th inst, and nominated
For Gouernor-Erastus Fairbanks Of st.
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A NATIONAL Union CONVENTION The New
York Dag Book publishes call for National
Convention, to be held in the city of Philadel-
phia, on the list of August, for the nomination
of Daniel Webster for the Presidency of the
United States, and suitable candidate for
the Vice Presidency, for the support of the
Union party of the nation in November next
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, from
Cumberland to Paramount in Marion county
Virginia was opened on the 29th ult, by the
passage OF a locomotive and train of passenger
cars containing the officers Of the company aud
numerous invited guests
NATIVE AMERICAN NOMINATION. At Con
vention held at Trenton, by the Native Amer
lean party, Hon. Daniel Webster and George
{. Washington were nominated IN candidates
for President and Vice President of the United
States
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DIR. A. Gardner was on Saturday, upon the
afidavits Of Several Mexican citizens, again
arrested upon charge Of forgery, and upon
being taken before Judge Crawford, in default
Of bail in the sum of $4,000, lin addition to
the former bail of si0,O00,) was committed to
Jail
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Ertrao Of a Letter from a Democrat IN Louis


Hon. +. M. T. McKEssAN, formerly mem
her of Congress from Western Pennsylvania,
died ut Reading, Pa, on Friday last.
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Virginia, ss.-At Rules held in
Sthe Clerks Office of tho circuit court Of
Preston county, on Wednesday the 4th Feb
ruary, 1852:
Commonwealth vs.. } Upon Scire Facias for
John Mulkearns falling to appear and an
& Martin Moren {: swcr 10 an indictment for
assault, and battery:
The object Of said Scirc Facas is TO have cx-
ccution against the said Mulkcarns for the sum
OF 5000, and against the said Moren for the
sum OF 500, according to the form and effect
Of their recognizance. The said defendants
(who arc aon-rcsidents) arc required to appear
in said court within one mont. after due pub
LEGATION Of this Order, and do what is necessary
to protect their interests and on motion Of tho
commemorative Attorney it is ordered that
the above Order be published four successive
weeks in the 'N'oaoagaiia Mirror weekly
newspaper published in Monongala county,
Virginia; and posted at the front door of tic
courthouse Of the county Of Preston, on the
first day Of tho next term.
A copy :-'reste,
JOHN P. BYRNE, elk.
G. R. c. alien. Alto. for commonwealth.
February 81. l3a 4w
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A Great Variety I!

JAMES SHAY, Main street, Two
doors from the Bank, has jus. received, and
has more OH tho way, which he expects to re-
ceive every day
Confectionery Of every kind, from
Candy stick to bruom stick, with good
broom at the end Of it:
TOYS for Ncw-Ycars and other holi-
days, somc Of which will last the year through
if YOU don't break them. The variety is rich,
and they range from clever sized Monkey to
ring for your little finger:
Groceries. Spices, Fruits,
Glassware, Combs, Soaps, and other
Iiardpars, to suit all taste and iancics.
Mems aud Boys Caps, Boots & Shoes,
suited to the season and warranted to fit all
whose heads and feet are the right shape and
sizc-besides every thing else usually kept in
Variety Store. Call and buy!
January |, 1862.
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Here Ia stree. picture as good as q
play Tile absent editor Of the Tnlelligen-
Ger writes from Baltimore -
"a novel aud certainly very interesting
exhibition took plare at Carol Hall this
morning. Ii was advertised in The paper
that two thousand | ,aves oil br a,l would
tc distributed there graiuitously by the
cricblutcd company Of New Orleans spre.
nadrrs. Abom niue O'clock the applicants
fnr aims commenced ronsrrga,iny. We.
ry soon the large hall was filled, aud an
immcnsc crnwd outside. Al ayes, sexes,
sizes and colours comprised The throng.
Hundreds assembled to look on. II was
really pleasing 10 observe the hal(.starvcd,
infrm, halt. and poverty stricken, as they
went M rejoicing, with bright smiles OF,
;.rir couhlcnunces, aud uur Of bread
uud't their ann. never supposed so
much poverty and misery couli possibly
rXists. Oil women and young girls, boys
und nr"m, all came uptoselher 10 get their
allowance. A king on his throne could
moi have cvinccd more happiness Of coun-
tcnance than was depicted on the faces Of
those who came GU, smiling with their SOL
i,ary loaf.n
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DEPARTED.

Feb. l4.-GLoBE for Brownsville,
with Irish cmigrants for Stcubcnville,
Ohio.
Feb. 14.-TmoMAs P. RAY, for
Brownsville, with several cabin pas.
sengers and Irish emigrants.
10 These two boats are very c.
qually mated for power and speed
On Saturday morning last they back
cd out together into tho channel, and
in rounding to- the Ray got the heels
of the GLoDE, when snort" from
the Rays whistle proclaimed that she
intended, if possible, to keep her pc.
sition IN aduance, during the down
trip. The Globe, from her shrill
whistle screamed defiance, and push.
oil ahead as though she saw rag of
hope in tho distance, but from the
way tho former glided round the bond
we judge that the only rag she saw,
was the ono with a stern pheel, puff.
ing and bawling just ahead of her,
We donot know how they 'mado it,
or whether tho race was kept up all
the way through, but lift was, it was
warmly contested, and neither had
much TO boast Of Tho scene was
quito animatcd-lho unusual whist
lag drawing great many spectators
10 the river shore.
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Virginia, ss.-At Rules held in
the Clerks Office Of Preston county circuit
court, on Wednesday the 9TH February, 1862:
Commonwealth vs.. John On Scirc Facias
Daughcrty, James Null for failing to appear
Inns, Hugh O'Donnough (and answer to a
and Thomas llerwill, J charge of felonioas
homicide:
The object of said Scirc Eacias is to have ex-
ecution against tic said Daugher,y for the sum
Of three hundred dollars, and against tic said
Mullins for a like sum, according to tho form
and effect of this rccognizancc. The said de-
PENDANTS, Daughcrty and Mullins (who are nom
res!dents) arc required to appear in tho said
court, within one month AFTER due publication
Of this Order, and do what is necessary to pro-
tcct their interests; and on motion Of tho At
torncy for the commonwealth /. is ordered that
the above Order be published four weeks sue
cessivcly in the Aloaoagalia Mirror week.
ly newspaper printed in Monongaln county,
Virginia; and posted at the front door OF the
courthouse of the county Of Preston, on the
first day Of the next term.
copy:-Testc,
JOHN P. BYRNE, elk.
CIR. c. alien, Alto. for commonwealth.
February 81. 1872 4w
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CALL and GET YOUR MONEY BACK!


NEW YORK CHEAP VARIETY STORE.
M offer it to you in tho shape Of hand
w some assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods,
such as French Merinocs, Cashmercs, De LANES,
Hosiery, Shawls, Mantillas, Gloves, Bonncts,
&C., &c.,-of Gcntlcmen's Wear, such us Over
coats, and other Winter Goods, and of Chill
dren's tFear Of n variety Of kinds, with all OF
which wc arc now determined to close out at
at reduced prices, pssitvely, for cash or to pune
tual customers.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, and have on
hand, large assortment. Of Brown Musins,
Canton Flanurls, Begging, Al pacas, Salt, Iron,
Nails, Groceries Of every description, Ready
made Clothing, Oils, Paints, Tin-warc, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c., &c.,-whch we offer to
tho public, wholesale or retail, on as accommo-
dating terms every way, as they can be had at
any establishment west Of the mountains.
We will also receive in few days alargc and
choice selection Of fresh Garden Seeds, with
which VIC have made arrangements to supply the
public, wholesale or retail, during the entire
season.
We will also be in receipt, in few weeks, of
an extensive supply Of Sugar, Molasscs, (which
we always keep on hand Coffee, &C., &c.,
which VIC arc determined TO sell at very slight
advance Of prices over the pi!tsburg market.
Recolloct the place is at the Cheap Store of
CARR, SMITH s. co.
January %, 1852. l29.tf
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WIsTAR's
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

THE EEsT REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO MAN
For Coughs, Asthma, Colds, Groups, Bronchitis,
hJl,tensa, bleeding Of the Lungs, Difficulty Of
Breathing, Liucr AFFECTIONS, pliH or tvsGkHesS
Qfthe Breast or Side, first stages Of Coasu,np-
lion sc. I
IN short, this Ba,sdm Is peculiarly ADAPTED to ev-
cry disease Of the Lungs dnd Lircr Whieh is
produced In oGr ererirarWng eRmat!.
WILD CHERRY HAS LONG BEEN
w known TO possess important medicinal
properties. This TACT is familiar to every mat
ron in our land, and Physicians often prescribe
il in different forms lot variety Of complaints.
Tar, also, has been equally noted for its virtues
and some physicians, whose names are familiar
TO the whole country, have gone SO ar as to
declare TINT even CONSUMPTION could he
cured by that alone. In other hands, again, it
was nearly vanccss, owing, 10 doubt, TO their
Ignorance in preparing and administering it--a
difficulty nsw entirely and forever nbvatcd by
PHticn, experiment, and long experience.
The extraordinary medicinal powers Of these
two substances arc nov, for tho first time, COM
binCd and embodied in DR.. WlSTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY. By nice chemi-
cal process, every thing deleterious or useless
is rejected, so that what remains is the most
extraordinary and truly cficacious remedy for
al! kinds Of pulmonary aud liver diseases ever
known to man. To convince all unbelicycrs
that our theory ia really true, we refer 10 a few
cases Of cures performed by this wonderful
medicine:
PLEASANT RIDGE, Ham. CO. Sept. 81, 80.
J. D. Patk-Dear Sir:--I take tho liberty of
advising you Of the bcnef, have derived from
the use Of DR.. Wis,ar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
was Frustrated by that terrible scourge, Con-
sumption, in May last The attack was truly
horrifyirg to me, 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 a distressing cough, and
cxpectorated great deal of blood, hectic fever,
severe pains in the side and chest, cold chi!ls,
alternating with flushcs Of heat and copious
night swcats.
was uRder the care Of skilful physician,
from the time was taken sick until about six
weeks uincc, 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 nc, and from the day
commenced taking it my health improved, ant
in two weeks from the time commenced usint
i, was able TO be out and oversee my business
and labor, which still continue to do. hayl
taken tour bottles Of the medicine, and now con
slider myself perfectly well.
JEREMIAH IsCRIGG.
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Z q q Z Z
ASTONISHING CURE

ANOIhER 40 yin lSElINu " NE
4. Kalb, highly respectable merchant Of
RushvilIc, Fairfield county, Ohio, sent US the
following voluntary tribute TO cdr. Wistar's
Balsam q Wild Cherry"
Nashville, Fairfield co. O. April 6, 1851.
MIR. J. D. pARK-Dear Sir: | wish to state to
you that my daughter, Amanda, aged sixteen
years, had, about a year since, a very severe
attack Of measles, which reduced her very
much and left her with racking cough. en-
ploycd all oil the physicians within our reach for
the purpose Of removing her cough, but with
out success. She appeared TO be sinking into
decline, with every symptom of consumption.
then tried Dr.. Rogers Liyerwort & Tar
but this aggravated her cough, and gave her
symptoms OF still more malignant character.
was now most seriously alarmed, and ii was
with trembling fear that from day to day saw
the progress of that Unsuitable disease, Con-
sumption. ! really despared Of my daughters
recovery. But providcntially saw tho ccrtii-
cate Of Jonathan Coulson, whose daughter So:
rah Jane was cured Of consumption by swiss
,ar's Balsam Of Wild GERRY: this created u
faint hope that it might help my daughter, and
Immediately commenced using 1t, and it al.
most instantly gave relief, her health was i'm
proved from the first bottle, and by tho use oil
Two bottles Of Wstar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
ry' she was restored to perfect health, and she
is not now at all predisposed to cough.
| will say to all that are afflicted with any dis.
case tending to consumption, do not despair,
for Dr.. Wistar's Ba!sam Of Wild Cherry will
cure you ifyOu will but ;ryit. 4. KALB.
Tho genuine Wis,ar's Dalsam osWild Cherry
has 4 fac simie Of the signature of Henry Wis.
tar, NJ. D. Philadelphia, and Sanford & Park
on finely executed steel engraved wrapper
No other can be genuine.
Nv Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for So.
Sold by J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, Q.
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut sts.-
entrance on Walnut ST., to whom all orders
must be addressed;
Also by H. Fl. Carr, Morgantown.
Campbell s. Watson, Fairmont.
L. A. Hagan, Kingwood.
January 3, 1859. l25t
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Virginia, ss.-At Rules held in
the Clerks Office Of the circuit court Of Pes
ton county, on Wednesday the 4,h Februa-
ry, 1859:
Commonwealth vs.) Upon Scire Facias for
Henry Barr and IaiIing to attend as wit
James Luke: ness to give evidence oil
behalf of the commonwealth against John
Dauslcrty:
The object of said Scrc Facias is to have ex-
ccutiun against the said defendants Tor the sum
Of 5000 each, according to the form and effect
Of their recognizance. The said defendants
(who arc non-Icsidenls) arc required to appear
in said court, within ohe month after due pub
LEGATION ufthis Order, and do what is necessary
to protect their interests; and on molten ofthc
Attorney for the commonwealth it is ordered
that the above Order be published for four sue
cessive weeks in the Nioaongaiia Mirror a
weekly newspaper published in Monongalla
county, Virginia, and posted a, the front door
of the courthouse Of tho county Of Preston, on
the first day of the next term.
a copy:-Testc,
JOHN p. BYRNE, elk.
G. r. C. Allen, Alto. for commonwealth.
February 81. l32 4w
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list
Virginia, SIS.

nfrsimis, SIS.
At Rules held in tho Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Cour: of Monongalia county, on tho
first Mondoy in February, 1852:
Mathew Gay, Plaintiff,
vs..
John Hudson, and n..,
John Hanway, De'e"aan'a
IN CHANCERY
Tho object Of this suit is to suljcc. Tract
Of Land, sold by said Gay & lianway to said
Hudson, to sale; to satisfy tho purchase money
still! due.
And the defendan, John Hudson, not having
entered his appearance and given security nc
cording to law and the rules Of this Court, and
it appearing irum written affidavit filed with
the plaintiffs bill, that no is no inhabitant OF
this commonwealth :-It is ordered that the
said Hudson do appear within one month at.
ter due publication Of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect his interest and It is
further ordered that this order be published
once week for four successive weeks, in the
Monongalia NIirror,"a public newspap per pub
lisllcd weekly in Morgantown, Monongalia
county, Virginia, and also be posted at the front
door OF tho Courthouse Of said county, on tho
first day OF tho next county Court OF said coun-
~. a Copy.-Tcs,e.
". T. WILEY, Clerk.
NJ. GAY, PIES. Alto.
February "A, 1852. limo,