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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-07

E'OR RENT, I'LL Ger. /, 1S54.-Ihe
Il desirable tenement occupied by the sub
scriber, on the West side OF 7th street, between
Franklin and Grace, three stories high, exclusive of
basement and containing TEN finished Rooms At
tached comfortable Houses for Kitchen, Ser
wants, Storage, &c Possession given certainly
the LIST of November next, probably by the 18th
Goth instant. Apply to J. BROWN, JR-
&C 7-St Office opposite Virginia Bank
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I OST, between the corner of Second and
- Canal streets, the African Church, on Byrd
street, yesterday evening, a PORTE NOMINATE,
containing SIS 45, two dollar notes.; and 81
note, all on the Phoenix Bank of Washington and is
cents ia change reasonable reward will be given
the finder by leaving the Porte Monnaie and contents
at this office, oc7-lt*A
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DOWDER and SHOT. for sale BY
eI6 GEO. !. HERRING.
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pROAD ROCK RACE S-WilI com

BROAD ROCK RACE S-Will COM
~ mence on the second TUESDAY in October,
1883 and continue fur ia -
FIRST DAY-fUEoDAY llth.-Sweeps akesf,r
three year old colts and flleys two mile heats, $500
entrance half forfetthree subscribers and closed.
l.. Capt. John Belcher names Or. CabelPs bay FL
ley BY Herald, dam imported.
z. Mr. Jas. Talley names CHI. flley by Herald, dam
Betsy White.
8. c. & n. Green, grey horse Granite BY
P0lyGore, dam Andrewetta.
SECOND DAY-WEDN d A Y.-Propretor's
Purse, $780, two mile heats, free for all ages,
SECOND RAcE-SAME DAy.-A fine set of Double
Harness for Buggy; mile out, free for saddle
horses only $40 entrance.
THIRD AY-THURSDAY.-Jockey Club Purse
-Four Mile Heats $780, with inside stake of S25o
in which Capt. john Belcher names Re Eye, and c.
Il n. Green name Lawson.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY.-A Post Stake, $3.50
entrance, half forfeit; mile heats; two more to
make race-now two subscribers. This stake will
close the 18th inst, up to which time any can
subscribe by addressing the undersigned
CY- SECOND RACE-SAME DAY-A purse of
S00 entrance $40, distance quarter Of mile for
all who choose TO AS there very many fine
quarter horses in this section at this time, this is
pected to be an interesting
se l7dtd C.. 4 N GREEN ProprietOrs.
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ROARDING.-Two families desiring to
~ obtain BOARD. can be accommodated with plea
SAINT second story rooms Grace street. between 9Th
and 9th streets. Address E. B.. box 62i. oc 5-3tT
I ARGE ADDITI ON A L S u z 2 l. Y
- of EARTHENWARE &c.-Oct., l853-WIL-
LIAM F. BUTLER has just received per ship Juni-
us, direct James river, large additional supply of
oc 5-d6t
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EALL MTLLINERY.-N. c. BARTON,


Il lC9 Main Street has received a general assort-
ment of Millinery. consisting of Rich Brocade and
Tinsel Neck Ribbons; Bonnet Ribbons; FreI CHI Flow
eTs; Bonnet Silks and Felvets, great variety.
Dress Caps Silk and Straw Bonnets; Head Dress
es, &c.
Also, great variety of Worked Muslin and Grape
Collars, Sleeves and ChemiEetts; Cloaks and Man
tilias. &C st
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oc4 Goblin APPERsoN. Aucts.
ERAMED DWELLING ON MONROE

n IIAlHLD DIV ELLINU IIN MI IN III IF,
Il STREET, BETWEEN CLAY STREET AND
BROOK AVENUE. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Wlii be sold, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th
day of October, 1858, upon the premises coinmepcng
at D O'clock the House and Lot the East line Of
Monroe street. between Clay street and Brook Ave
nue.. now in the occupancy of Mr.. Montague The
Lot fronts IS feet runs back 1870 feet more or less
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at 8 aud months
Tor ne gotaoe notes. interest added and title retained
till last note is paid.
By order of the executor of w. D. Jennings, de-
ceased.
d-td GnDnIN l. AppEDcnAr
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nISH COVERS.-A full supply of Dish
IL Covers single or in sets,
Oyster and Hot Water Dishes, &C., for sale by
oe 7 BULKLEY & co.
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BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.

BY JAMES VI. TAYLOR.
HOUSES AND LOTS AND VACANT
Al LOTS IN FULTON AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
-Ou WEDNESDAY, lIth inst, commencing at II
O'Clock, NJ, will be sold, two new Frame Houses
and Lots in the town of Fulton, the south side of
State street These houses rented TO good
tenants 20 per cent their value, and viii always
be in demand The Lots front 80 feet each and run
back ll0feet to an alley 10 feet wide.
After, which viii be sold, about 10 Lots near the
above and well situated for improvement.
Terms-One third cash balance, six and twelve
months with interest and title retained.
Sc 80 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
FORTY LOTS ADDITIONAL.-Im-
edately after the sale of the above property will
be sold, 40 LOTS situated in Fulton some of the
principal Streets and being for the most part well
adapted for building sites.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at g. 6 and mos
with interest," and title to be retained until payment
in full
oc5 JAS NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr
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pLAID GOODS. = Plaid Spun Silks,
IL Cloths French Mouselines and Prints and Plaids
of all grades and styles of goods.
VALENTINE, eRENSHAW& CO,
No. so, corner 9Th, Broad and Capitol streets.
op
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NANCY CRAVATS, &c.-A handsome
Il assortment of Black and Fancy Crayats Scarfs
Self Adjusting Stocks, &c. For sale by
OCT c. HARTWELL l. co.
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EsOR LYNCHBURG.-My Boats have
Il resumed their regular trips for Lynchburg. and
will leave regularly every Wednesday and Saturday,
at s o'clock p NJ A. s. LEE.
oc Civ
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FAMILY FIGURED barrels Family
OCT 5 McGRUDER's SONS.
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TACKSON'S PRIME SUMMER CAN
~ DLES--l00 boxes landing. and for sale by
oct DAVENPORT. ALLEN K co.
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HAY. HAYES bales Hay, receiving
IL II and for sale from wharf.
oe 7 s. McGRUDER'S SONS.
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T IME. LIME.-1150 barrels Rockland
IL Lime for sale from schr Samuel Rankin. now
unloading. s. McGRUDERS SONS.
OCT
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FOR HIRE have for hire for the bal
L anee of the year, good COOK, Wsshsr and
Apply TO EDWARD ID. EAcHo.
oe6 General Agent and Caslecfor
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| OST-Sunday evening last, on Cary
Tin Box contanDs INV FREE PAPERs qeward
of Two Dollars will be given the finder by leaving
them at this office. JOHN 2. JOHNSON,
oc 6-2t+ A Free Man of Colour.
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The County Court.

At the session of the County Court last
week, John Glen, charged with shooting
son of James Farlarn, about four yeari
old, was recommitted, for further trial BY
the Circuit Court.
An application for license 10 sell ardent
spirits was again refused BY a tie vote.
A. S. Holden resigned his seat as Pre-.
siding Magistrate, 10 take effect on the Isl
Of November, and J.. w. Boggess was u
n animously chosen to fill the vacancy.
The county levy was fixed at $3.50 in
addition TO the sixty centsp poor tax, and ~
per cent. upon the State tax for the pay
mcnt Of county claims.
The previous action Of the Court in re-
gard 10 new Court House. was set a.
side, and an order made TO build the same.
Byron J. Basel, N. Golf, J. Lynch, B,
Despard, VIM. A. Harrison, and Richard
Fowkes, were appointed committee to
contract for the same; and S2,5OO were
appropriated for that purpose.
John Doyle was fined SIS, and senten'
ced to be confined in Jail len days, for be-
ing engaged in burning the efisy Of a: s.
Holden on the night Of the 18th. The
sentence Of the Court was suspended un-
til the August term, and the defendant
was bound over in the sum Of $1,000 10
appear at'lhat time aud abide by the de-
cision. :s q. 9 gH 5000 t.',
The Cour, adjourned on Thursday even.
ing.-Clarksburg Register.
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VIRGINIA :...At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit court Of Mon
ongalia county, on Monday, July 4, 1888.
John Duzcnbery, ct al, Plaintiffs, J In Chan.
vs.. Z cery
Marshall Clark, ct al, Defendants, wy
The object Of this suit is to compel all the
legatecs and devisees Of Henry Dusonberry,
deceased, to contribute, according to what
tloy respectively take under the will Of the
deceased, to the payment of debts due from
the estate Of the deceased, nearly all OF which
have been paid by the Executor.
And it appearing by an affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendants, Marshall Clark and
Hester bis wife, late Hester Duzenbcrry, arc
uon-residents of this commonwealth; On mo-
ton of tho Plaintiffs, by their Attorney, it is
ordered that said Defendants do appear here
within one month after due publication OF this
Order, and do what is necessary to protect
their interest in this suit; and that this Order
be published once week for four successive
weeks in tho Monongaiid Mirror" a week
" newspaper published in Morganlown, Mon.
ongalia county, and copy thereof be posted
at the front door Of the courthouse OF said
county on the first day Of the next term of the
county court Of said county.
A copy-Testc,
Geo. S. Ray, Clerk.
rJuly 9-204 5tf
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w. B. RICHARDS,
Late Prof. Of Penmanshlp in Chamberiin''
Cornmsrcini ColIepe. Pittsburgh, Pa.

Late Prof. Of Penmanshlp in Chamberiin'S
Commercial College, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Would respectfully inform the writing
aud business public, that he will com.
mence course OF instruction in Writing
in Morganlown, on Thursday the 4,h Of
August, if prompt, sufficient and suitable
encouragement be given.
Strange as it may appear, there are per-
sons to be met with who have neither
taste nor disposition TO acquire this branch
but who, on the contrary, are always de-
iermined on ridiculing the individual who
proposes to teach 1t. II may be observed
that in proportion TO peoples neglect or
encouragement Of this admirable art and
science, The complexion Of their character
is discovered.
Morganlown, July 30 1853.
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TO Charles W. Martin, Tazewell P. Mar.
Tin, William Martin, Nancy Rodes and
Moses Rodes, Henrietta Colebank and
Peter Colebank, Charlotte Knight and
Seth knight, Enoch Watkins, Randolph
C. Watkins, Caroline Collins and =
Collins her husband.
YOU will please to take notice, that on Sat-
urday the eth of August next, before Lycur-
gus s. Hough, Esqr., at his office in Morgan
town, Monongalia county, and State Of Vir-
ginia, shall proceed to take the dispositions
Of cert,in persons, to be read as evidence in
a certain suit now pending ana undetermined
in the Circuit Court Of said county, on the
Chancery side of said Court, wherein am
Plaintiff, and you and others are Defendants
Also, on the s0th day of the same month and
year, at the Office Of James Mustard, Esqr., in
Springhill township, Fayettc county, and State
Of Pennsylvania, the dispositions of certain
other persons, to be read as evidence in the
same cause. And from any cause the taking
of said dispositions should notbe commenced,
or being commenced should not be completed
on The aforesaid days, then the same shall be
continued from day to day until completed.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of July,
1859. HANNAH MARTIN,
.2O7 4. BY Brown s. Keck, her Attornics.
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ITO be Continued.
~>o.~~~~~~~~oN~

A SLAVE orGEN. WAsuINoToN's-
II is no, generally known 10 our rea'
ders, that there is yet living near
Cookstown, a slave Of Gen. Wash.
;npton's. He is 124 year Of age, and
c "s walk six miles in a day. He is Sc
old o that his fingers and toes are near.
" ali white. He belonged TO Wash
motor; !! to when he owned what is now
known know as Washingtcn's Bottom, -, on
which Perryopolis now stands. i. The !.
estate Of Col. Cook was and still is
bound bound for his living. He is to be ia {.
len to the Worlds Fair for exhibit
, Hon i if arrangements can be made
It's I. is we'll known that Ba b, made
his first "pile Of money. by exhlol,
, III, "a" a slave which he said belonged
to Sus, For this man being a slave Of
WVvsss Wa, the record efthe >, trans
veil ,sa PROV PROVE. 1t is worth q trip to see
s him =, his home.-i,lOn. l'epHb'
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Virginia---


At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Monongula county, on Mon
day tho 4th day Of July, 1858:
Reason Lining, Plaintiff,
Columbia Cole, e. al, Dcf.
The object ofthis suit is procure diyis-
ion of the lands devised by the Will Of Caleb
Hurley to his wife Sally, during her lie, and
then 10 Eliza Cole and her heirs equally Tor
ever.
And i. appearing, by an affidavit made and
filed in this cause that tho defendants, Column
bia Cole, John Lining and Sophia his vile,
Ira Ramsey and pernina, his wife, and Joseph
Colo, are non-rcsdents ofthis Commonwealth,
on motion of tho Plaintiff by his Attorney, 1t
is ordered that the uuid Defendants do appear
here within one month after due publication oil
this order and do what is necessary to protect
their interests in this suit; and that this order
DO published once week for four successive
weeks in the Monongalia Mirror, newspa-
per published in Morgantown, Monongalia CO.,
Va, and be posted at the front door oil The
Court House of said county, on tho hrst DAY
of the next term Of the County Court OF said
county. A copy testc:
Raymond & lIough, Atrys. for plf.
July 0, 1853. 2o4-ot
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THIRTY DAYS ONLY.

A Ii those knowing themselves in.
N debted to R. B. Carr & Co., H. H.
Car, or H. H. Carr & Co., either by note
or account, will please call and make pay.
ment Of at least a part within thirty days,
as the accounts and notes have, been lelt
with me for collection with the instruc-
tons that the money must come.
Those failing TO attend to the above
call will find their paper in the hands Of
officers for collection. Please call and
save cost. JOHN r. DRABELL.
Morgantowu, July /, 1853.
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The Board Of Public Works has order.
ed a re.survey Of the rival routes on that
portion of the Covington and Ohio Rail.
rord through the counties Of Greenbriel
and Monroe. II is believed by some who
have opportunities Of information, that a
location entirely different from either Of
the rival lines may be had through Green.
brier. county shortening the distance in
that portion by more than twenty miles.
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THE MONON GALA MIRROR.
M ARRIED:

On Wednesday evening the 2Olh inst,
by Ed. J. NJ. Purinton, Mr.. GEORGE r.
MILLER, 10 Miss Mary L. BuRcHlNAL, all
of Fayel,e county, Pa.
On tho 2Sth June, by Rev. S. f. Hudson,
Mr.. EDWIN AUGUSTUS CARSON, ESQ.,, to Miss
ELIZA, daughter of Isaac T. Biddle, all OF
Curmichaeltown, Greene county, Pa.
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BY Telegraph for the Baltimore American
ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New York, July 23rd-

,, MI MI, s,.amsr ,c,;c mr..
Inc a'n tar n,bo o ,b;s af,crnoon Mt 6
rived AZ het " na.s,, ,'I &c ion days and
O'Clock, aver PG ;,:ar1ooi bt;nving dates
four hours no" - n ,ba al ;mst Among
from tina. pot. 70 ~, .'e sa nv, Hsrrcra la,s
her passengers p a " Rome Mrs.. IF
Minister iIonn The e.a W NJ
Meagher anu x tTV1 Ti Tsg E ~ Tho dove,.
RUSSIA AND iuh IN T IwtsS 1 ones
opponents IN reeaiI " ,n9 iu .nnon, :" ,f
lon give mofe . sl,ta'I hass ;ssned new
fairs. Count . N ;'mr"dsmt Than the last,
circulal , .h., pnsI;a occunies the Princi.
claiming Una. ,a nu 1Ss Trsnch md Enelish
palltles oe !; Tn,.isb waters, and hints not
meets are Ia " puss;a will rel,1se ali concili.
clearly lna' a., t,us Ssat war are Withdrawn. A
alton nll.s t Nv ev uu ,be Principalties
Willingness y. s,,osssJ when Tho demands
Is n n:s a 20 com nl;ed with. This note
=. n ass,;,llv onened the ewes OF the Eu-
ronea 70 Public who see the necessity Of
h,ina;no The matter 10 a close, Russia
o O being merely to gain time to rem
der her position pregnable. Although
The possibility Of war is scarcely admit
ted, public opinion begins 10 demand
something decisive. The public are IT,
red Of being continually amused with de.
spatches announcing pacific tendency
OF affairs. The latest report IS INA. Eng
land and France had last week lotwa'u'
ed note to St. Petersburg proposing ma-
tual concessions in order 10 END Inc us,
pute, 10 which an answer was expected
about July 18th.
An important despatch had been receiv-
ed from Amsterdam stating that Baron
Br,ck, The Austrian Envoy al CONSTANT
NOBLE, instead of being charged with a
conciliatory mission, has made an imper-
alive demand on the Porte, for all the
concessions previously refused 10 Leinin-
GEMS mission. This would seem 10 indi.
eate collision between Austria and Rus
sin
w 5.sr,,cb f,om Vienna announces that
-. ues .fo ohon, to be oncentraied at Pc.
,apTs,dien O for the nro,eciion Of The from
tier.
n, :, said that the Porte will publish a
renlv to the Emperor Of Russia, setting
forth all the injustice with which Turkey
has been treated by Russia.
Advices from SMYRNA to the Goth ult.,
br;ng intelligence Of a difficulty which
had Occurred there between the captain
Of the U. S. Frigate St. Louis and the
Austrian authorities. The Auslrians al
tempted TO remove in a brig 10 Trieste
The Hungarian Colonel Costa, an emissa-
~ Of Kossuth, owing TO whose arrest a
riot had broken out. The captain OF the
St. Louis demanded that he should be de-
Iivered up to the protection Of Inc Uni
ted States, and would nave taSeh MN ~
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Id STRAY SHEEP.

Preston county, 10 ,rit: - 3
WE, Rawley Criss, Jacob May and 10,
scph Somers, three freeholders Of the said
county, do hereby certify that by virtue of
warrant to US directed, by J. ]. Hamilton, a
Justice ofthc said county, we have on this day
on our ouths viewed and appraised Fourteen
head of SHEEP, taken up by Andrew Wolf,
on his land, as Estrays; and assess the value
of said Sheep at one dollar and twenty-five
cents per head. Said Sheep are all white and
full grown; three Of which are marked in the
ear with crop off the right ear one of the
three with small bell on; one with crop oil
the right and under bit and slit in the len; !
crop of each and under bit; crop of the LETT
and under bit in the right; 2 crop of each car
2 swallowfork in each ear; one crop off the
right and swullowfork in the left; crop oil
left and under bit in the left; crop off the
right and half crop off the lct. Given under
our hands this Sth day of February, 1853.
Rauiey Criss, Jacob Nay, 4 his mark,
A copy-testc, Joseph Somers.
July %. EOS 3. Smith CRANE, C&.
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NOTICE.

THis is 10 forewarn all PERSONS from
j. trading for or purchasipga certain
Note Of Hand, held BY Jesse Mercer, pur'
porting to be given by ME 10 Caleb Trip.
petit. Sad note is dated the 18th day Of
February, 1850, and due Is, day Of April,
iS53-as am determined not 10 pay said
note unless com PEELED by law.
JN0. PoLESToN,
July 0, 1853. 2O5 81
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A FARM FOR SALE,

Situate on the Morgantown & King
wood pike, A miles and a half from Morgan.
town, adjoining lands Of John Runner, Levi
Dor,on and olhcrs-containing about
100 ACRES,
betwecn 40 and so acres arc cleared, part Of
which is meadow and under good fence. On
tho premises arc erected hewed log House,
with double porch, Smoke house, Barn, &c.,
an Apple orchard of 100 trees, besides plum,
and cherry trees. It's wutcred by several good
springs and by Aaron's creek running through
part Of it. For this Farm the price Is SIN
HUNDRED DOLLARS-onc-half cash down
and tho balance on time as may be agreed on.
For view of the property, and other par
ticulars, call on the subscriber on inc promises
JOHN DORTON.
July %, 1853. 2o6st
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF "A HOUSE AND LOT.

In PURSUANCE Of Decree Of the Circuit
Court of Monongalia county, Virginia, rcn,
dored at its April term, 1858, in the cases OF
Brooke & Haymondj Lazicr, McLane & Co..
and George W. Miller, against Theodore G.
Clouse and others, tho undersigned Commits
sioner appointed for that purpose, will on
Monday, Tie 25tA day Of July, 1862
(being Court day. in front of the Court House
&EA in Morgantown, proceed to sell the
EtEM HOUSE and LOT, in said Decree
1s9@ mentioned, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on credit Of six, twelve, and
eighteen months, the purchaser giving bonds
bearing interest from date with good security,
and lien retained on said House and Lot Tor
the purchase money.
LIS. HoUGH, Commissioner.
June %, 1853. 2oe-4t.
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The Commonwealth of Virginia to
the Sheriff of Marion County,
Greeting

wv sbShSiih Va Al oAAVA Soef J
Greeting
I1HEREAs Elijah Collins did, on the 10th
w day of June, 1858, sue out Of the Clerks
Office of the County Court Of Preston an alias
writ Of fcri facias against the goods and chat
tells Of Thomas Collins, for tho sum Of SlSS,-
0s, with legal interest thereon from the 18th OF
March, 1858, till payment, and S22 II costs,
returnable at the August term next Of said
Court; And whereas, the plaintiff suggests that
by reason of the lien of his said writ, there is
aliability on the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company for certain monies due from the said
company to the said Thomas Collins: There
fore, at the instance Of said plaintiff, we COM
mand you to summon the said Company to ap-
pear before tho said Court at the Court House
Of Preston county, on the first day Of the said
August term, to answer the aforesaid suggcs-
tons. And have then there this writ.
Witness Smith Crane, Clerk Of our said
Court, at the Court House aforesaid, the J It'll
day Of June, 1853, and the nth year of the
Commonwealth.
July %. 2O6 ct SMITH CRANE.
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Id / Il ID

In Brownsville, Pa, June Goth, 1853, Mrs
NJ. c. WOODWARD, consort Of Capt. |. N.
Woodward, in the 33d year of her age.