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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-26

THE LIQUOR LAW IN VERMONT. Gov. Robinson, OF
Vermont in his recent message to the Legislature,
thus expresses himself the liquor question:
"To say nothing of our natural rights other than
those enumerated in the constitution, it will not,
trust be deemed unsuitable to inquire why it was
necessary to subject the gift sale of what has here
tofore been known property, which has always
been, and now is an article of commerce in every
civilized country to highly penal enactments unless
to infringe the immunity which the constitution ex-
tends the persons houses papers, possessions
and property y of every CITIZEN by Transforming an
innocent if not an indifferent act into oense on
which to institute the right of search? Such legls
ation certainly evinces disposition to convert the
right of acquiring, possessing and protecting prop
erty" which the constitution in the first article OF
our Bill of Rights recognizes of the natural,
inherent and nalienable rights of every CITIZEN into
an odious and disreputable crime. The authority to
pass this law is undoubtedly claimed under the grant
of power over the internal police of the State how
far this grant restrained by other provisions in the
constitution, and what limitations are to put upon
the words "governing and regulating it is unnec-
essary to inquire; for if it conceded that the
fifth article of the Bill of Rights confers the authority
to prohibit So likewise it gives the right to regulate
the sale and restrain the abuse of any article OF
erty and the question then becomes one OF expedl-
ency An opinion prevails in the community that
the habits and tastes of people may be materially
changed by legislative enactments this, lapprehend
variance with the past history and experience OF
the world such laws do not command the respect
or obedience of those intended to beconcerned, and
it is matter of notoriety that they daily viola
ted with impunity."
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Catbarine Lake. Onslow CO., N, c., Nov. 3.

a UILTED BOOTS.-JUST RECEIVED At THE
Ladies Saloon, trunks of Gents Quilted Boots,
most superior article Winter and for the approaching
wet season Call and supply yourselves at once while you
Also lust received Gems Dress Boots of medium thick
ness for Winter. They are beautiful ,
The Ladies' Saloon is at No. 81 Main street. sign Oh N
large Plate Glass Windows
w H. ADDINGTON Gu.
Norfolk Va Nov @ 1853 1o3-
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STRAYED.-FRoM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
y 9th October Gray Horse six or seven years 9la
about fifteen hands high or thereabout. Some inclined to
be dapped his colour has the appearance to be lame
motion and a restless disposition When heard of last be
in the edge of DuPn county, near the county OF Jones
E. w. cox
c1..Lou:zo T 81 Orslo,r 90 N n Nov eae-2t.
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MING LAND FOR SALE n n robson doIFFxAAR
The subscribers the LIST of March last purchased ~
j. Curtis ESQ., his interest IN land living in iIhOs
County known the Dubois land. They have had tucson
on Of the same surveyed and now offer for sale t
1880 Acres lying on g Back swamp" about three NJ,
from The Red Banks and miles from Lumber JULES
adjoining the lands John Drake ESQ., and otbe Kver
Tract is well tnbered and yaluabfeor Turpentine Ibis
rs Acres on The Broad Ridge" about . mia =
Lumber River and IL miles from the Wilmington ana nom
chester Rail Road. This IS the finest body of Tnra nan
hg1ble situations for farms of good land. very e
$50 Acres about half mile from AIfordsvillepood
peRtine land. e'Ou Iur
1925 Acres near Ash Pole, adjoining John Mcc,uu.
ESQ.,, and others NNaluH
f62 Acres on wilkerson's Swamp, adjoining Mol.
1o4 Acres on Back Swamp" adjoining Peter Mr,.
Nell Leitch, Esqs., and others. 1Aunf0e
bs gS aeTes on both both sides IF The First Swamp adjoining
1890 Acres on Shoe-Hee,' adjoining the Lands r. N
Edmund Mcqueen, John McCalIum ESQ., and Others u d.
others. ' 4'4 and
225 Acres on Jacob Swamp" adjoining the land
Thomas townsend William Berry Thompson, and john
225 Acres The Little Marsh" including nor;o
The Glass Pond, adjoining the Lands ofJ f2otl
Jones, ESQ.,, and others. ' Ines
860 Acres known as '' The Big Desert" This is said =,
as valuable Swamp Land any the State and can h.
claimed at comparatively little expense "el
lis Acres adjoining the Land of Archibald S. Curr:. f.
and others. '7 FSq
$50 Acres adjoining the Land of John McGougan E.
The above Lands will be sold on accommodating Tar
JOSEPH THOIPSOS
ROBERT S. FRENCH
~ A' wv. - 1000 lot
3 French carefully examined the title to the Lands r
chased by them of Thomas J. Curtis Esq., known As FG
DUBOIS LANDS; lying in Robson County, and W. s
without any hesitation that their title is perfect
JOHN WINSLOW.
J. G. SHEPHERD
Fayetteville, Nov..1 1853. ggSNTat
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CoULDN'T DO IT. The Cleveland Herald has the
following. AS matter of course it is true:
Recently, upon the cars running out OF CleVe-
land lady peddling tracts, playing female col
porteur The tract which engrossed her special at
tention entitled Give thy heart, and was I'M
doubtedly an orthodox and valuable production.
Without word she presented it to quiet looking
homo, who read the title, and replied No Madam,
l cannot give it; this woman is my wife. The heart
seeker vamosed and the passengers roared."
It's them fellers alive now ?" said an urchn to his
teacher. What fellers do you mean, my dear ?"
9 Why, Paul, and Luke, and Deuteronomy, and
them"
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EBORTRAIT PAINTING.-MR. COPELAND has
Il taken rooms for short time, Fayetteville Street
Raleigh above the Store of j. G. B. Rouhac Esq., where
he viii execute Portraits Oil of every description, from
miniature to full life sizes.
Mr. c. has had great deal of practice in his art and
feels confident can please him sitting
Three sittgs will be all that will be required
to complete ordinary Portrait. =,
Ladies' if desired will be waited on at their own residen
ces.
Visitors are respectfully invited to Mr. Cs Gallery to ez-
anime specimens of his skill - -
Raleigh, November 18th, 1858. lo0-7t.
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q AIDES CATERS AT 81 5O.-JUsT RE
A ceived at the Ladies Saloon 200 pairs Ladies Black
Caters at 81 So superior article thick and thin soes
Also, Ladies Heel Caters and Ladies' Caters to button
at the side, something
The various kinds Of Ladies' Caters its quail
ties colors and make truly at the Ladies' Sa-
LOOM and please Lady with article suit
her taste.
t- The prices of our goods actually cheaper for the
quality than any others in the State and shall always
sell them at the lowest figure.
Orders from the Country promptly attended to.
The Ladies' Saloon is at No. 81 Main street. Sign of the
Large Plate Glass Windows.
W. H. ADDINGTON & CO.
Norfolk Va Nov. 9 1858.
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NHT ATCHES AND JEWELRY.-WE HAVE
w just returned from New York and Philadelphia with
much the LARGEST STOCK of the above that ever
in Raleigh The stock is too large We have
The very finest Gold and Silver Watches
Breast Pins Ear Rings and Finger Rings,
Fine Razors, Knives, and Straps,
Silver Ware and Plated Ware,
Clocks and Watches,
Pistols and Walking Canes
Perfumery and Extracts,
Call and Jewelry reduced prices less per cent
than have heretofore sold.
We determined to do large business
PALMER & RAMSAY.
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spO OdDO FINE FRUIT T Res fSfs5

~U9S0NIiy OF large SIZE and peautil11 H. tr ie:
Sectarines, AprTcots, and many other fine fruits.
Rpenng from the earliest to the latest
Together with select variety of Evergreens and other VI
namental trees and shrubs -.
For SALE by subscriber at the Pathological Gardens
old stand. $500 Il,
~ complete Catalogue will be furnished within the
ensuing year. THOMAS LINDLEY,
Cane Greek, Chatham Co.. n. I.
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TEACHER WANTED AS A PROFESSOR IN
"A the MASONIC INSTITUTE, Germanton N. c. The
following the required qualifications LIST He must bea
sound scholar and graduate of some highly respectable
must be a good dscipinaran 4h. His moral character
be without bemish. Salary $780, The
dates requested to forward their applications with their
testimonials before the 18th of December that being the day
appointed nv Trustees for the election of the Professor
Address REV. G. M. EVERHART, Principal
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THyAKEN UP AT THE RESIDENCE OF DAVID "
IL WINSTEAD, Esq, In Nash County on the road lcaG
ing from Raleigh Marlborough eleven miles South OF Na
vie black Roam MARE of small SIZE supposed to Dc
about eleven years DID, She is blind in her left eye
white spot in her forehead and is shod her %
feet Any person claiming said MARE will please come
prove his property and pay all expenses and take
:. Nov IA 1853 'N-.-s '>rsz.ta - 999-2tw
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
Obituary.

DIED-At his residence on Meadow
Run in this county, on Thursday morning
last, ICED inst.) OWEN HAwNER' aged
abou, seventy.fve years
DlED-In this borough, Of Typhoid Ie'
vor, on the morning OF the 2lst instant
JAMES CHADWICK, (Mefchant Of the
s,m of D. Fl. Chadwick & co., in the
twen,, third year Of his age ,
The deceased was young man Of stree
integrity and exemplary morals lie ''''
lsf, large circle OF relatives and many
devoted. friends with whom he was wont
10 mingls in the walks Of life to moD'"
h;s .arIy, but alas! final departure from
,bri, mils, pud ,Aci' companionsh'p'
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.9Eyy' BAPTIST
Book Depository,

No. ld6, Baltimore street, near Cdlrtrt ST.
rT,IIE subscriber has recently opened Book
and Stationery Store in this city; where
will be k.pt constantly on hand complete as
sortment Of all tho Baptist works published in
this country including tho publications OF the
American Baptist Publication Society Gould
& Lincoln of Boston; Lewis Colby, and Ell.
Fletcher, of New York. Also the works Of
the American Sunday School Union, and the
American Tract Society, together with great
variety of Standard and Juvenile works OF
moral and religious character
w The Books, &c. of the South
ern Baptist Publication Society are also kept
for sale at this establishment.
| have also on hand, general assortmen,
Of SCHOOL BOOKS. and STATIONERY.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the lowest
prices.
III Orders from Virginia arc respectfully
,oiici,od. WM. S. CROWLEY.
Proprietor of the True Union,
No. l46 Baltimore St.
April 6, 1888. tt Baltimore, Nd.
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ATTEMPT no BREAK JAIL.

u An attempt was made 10 break
on, of our Jail last week, but was for.
tunately discovered in time. From the
j.ilor's statement il appears that two
prisoners awaiting their trial at the
Circuit Court of this County, We're re-.
moved IRON the cell they usually occu'
pied into another, for the purpose oil
having this cell white washed: it was
then discovered that the iron bars q!
one OF the windows were nearly saw
cd through, and on search being made,
a regular burglars saw was found under
the bed on which the prisoners slept
Fairmont Republican.
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A Grazing Farm for Sale.

| wish 10 sell ny Farm Of $50 Acres,
situate on the Evansville pike, / miles
from Morgantown. or this 'rac, l5O ..
cres are improved. and about 200 acres
are under lencc. 1t is mostly s"wn IL
sruss. On the premises are two dwelling
houses. Il log baIl and several on,.bniId.
ing> also two Young apple orchards aud
other iuit trees. TIL. whole is well wa.
Tered, aud the farming land in good slate
III cultivation.
NJ, mire is eight dollars per acre.-
The ltlr is good. and posse>,ion will be
given oil the Is, ol April next.
For view Of the premises, and other
particulars, call on the subscriber. living
thereon. WIN. MILLER.
August -, 1853. 2lllt
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
James C. Snidcr aud Levi pindall,
Susan Smith ct al,

Susan Smith ct al,
IN CHANCERF. g
On the Tenth day of September next, 1853,
il being the third day Of the September term
of the Circuit Court OF Monongalia county,
| will proceed to sell the Land in the b'll
and Proceedings mentioned, to the highest bid
der, in from, OF tho Courthouse in Morgantown
on credit Of six months front the DAY ofsaie,
with interest thereon until paid, for sufficient
sum to pay 100 dollars with interest thereon
from the lst day of April, 1851 {; and 100 dol.
lars with interest thereon from the LIST day oil
April, 1852; also 100 dollars with interest
thereon from the frs, Gay Of April, 1859, and
the costs of this suit, and residuc-lo0 dollars
due ist of April, 1854; 100 dollars due lst Of
April, 1855; 100 dollars duo LIST OF April, 1885;
and for the residue 1875 dollars--all the residue
due and payable OH the LIST day OF April,
1857, The purchaser or purchasers are re-
quired to give bond with approved surcty-thG,
title retained until tho purchase money and
interest is paid. Said Land is situate in the
county of Nlonongalia, and contains BY esti'
nation ono hundred two and n acres OF Land
lying on the waters OF Indian Creek.
E.P. FITCH. Deputy for
A. C. DoRsrY, Sheriff Monongalia county
August 0, 1858. feo9ts
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CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE.

CuUItE Flk!MS f0h oiLE'
For particulars enquire at the Office oil
the Mononsulia Mirror.
!. Farm Of 100 acres-two houses
n saw mill; chnppirg mill ; goni coal
bank; 50 or 30 acres cleaTed; well wa
tered.
2. A FARM Of 215 acres. much Of it
nver bottom land. five miles from Mnr'
rantown-hol,se, barn, milk house, smoke
house. Sc. +; plenty oflrui' trees,
5. A FARM of l75 to 1870 acres; about
1875 cleared 20 acres Of coal; good build,
inss; well walered; elisibly situated
near Morganlown.
4. A FARM, opposite Jim,own, miles
from Murgan,uwn-good river land and
in good condition: ail needful build
inrs, &c.
5. a small, but desirable Farm on the
aFla,s," three miles north Of Mo'san-
town.
6. A Farm within |. miles of Margan-
town, containing 200 acres, 100 cleared !;
admirably watered and well fenced.
Z. A Farm of $50 acres; $50 acres i'm
proved desirable grazing farm, | miles
from Morganiown.
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500 AGENTS WANTED.
$1,000 A WEAR.

VN7ANTED IN EVERY COUNTY of
w the UNITED STATES, uciive
aud rnlerpfisiug men, 10 engage IN the
sulr of some Of The best Books published
il the country. TO men Of gnm address,
possessing ,mall capital Of from S25 to
Sl0O, such Inducements will he oiIrrrdas
to enable them to make from So 70 SIC u
day profit.
~ The Books published by us are all
useful in their character, extremely pop.
nIar, aud command large sales wherever
they ara offered.
For further particulars address. (rn'tage
paiJN, LEARY 4 GEtI;
Publishers Of subscription Bo"ks.
No. 1856 North Second Street, Philadelphia.
September 3. 1858.
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ONE CENT REWARD.

"A LEXANDER RANDELLS ran away from
he subscribers on the night Of the nth inst.
All persons arc hereby notified not to employ
said hoy or harbor him, as we intend TO enforce
the law in such cases made and provided.
The above reward will BIO paid for the ap-
prehcnsion of the above named Apprentice,
upon his delivery at our Shop in Morgantown,
AiOnOngaIia county, Va. ,,,
August IS, 1853. II. REED y Gu.
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REF EhENSESi
p.B. pEcImAu, M. D. Utica, MY.
LID. FLEMING, NJ. D. Cunandaigua, N. Y.
NJ. II. Hills, NJ. D. Rochester, N. y.
D. Y. FoorE, NJ. D. Syracuse, N. Y.
Professor DUNBAR, NJ. D. Baltimore, Md.
J. c. ORRIcK, NJ. D..
w. W. REESE, NJ. D. City ofNew York.
W.tpRrscorr, NJ. D. Concord, n. u.
.P.NEwLASp, Id, Utica, MY.
Rev. c. S.BEARp, Glenn Springs,S.
Pamphlets can be had gratis al our Store.
E. W.T0WER & Co., Agents,
Druggists and booksellers, Nlorgantown, Va.
And sold by LOGAN & CARR, Faitlnont,
+ Dr,WM.. EYSTER, do
J.&.W. b. KERN, Niddlcburnc,
DR.. &c. HAWKINS, Wayhes-
burg, Pa, and by most Of the
leading Druggists in the adjoining counties.
LETTER addressed 10 care Of Mr.. Curtis Hatch,
dgent at Rdrennu, 0hio.
To DR.. MARcHiH;-I have boon ten years
troubled with Female Complaints--lrolapsi
utcr, and all the attending difficulties at timex
rendering my life most miserable. have had
the attendance Of some Of the best physicians,
with but little success; the most they could do
was 10 TVlicNt--u CNIe Mus neutrality-suspicious..
For FIVE months before commencing with your
medicine, had not been abc to petlarm any
labor, could walk but few steps at time,
aud scarcely went out ofdoors-in short, was
completely prostratcd, both In body and mind,
aud expected to drug out the rest OF my days in
suffering aud misery. But, reading your adj
vertisement, was induced 10 try your inYalu-
able medicine called Uterine Catholicon, as
the last resort. lhad not used il week be.
fore felt like another woman. BY the use Of
three bottles was enabled to perform all the
labor for skin the family with ease, aud could
walk any where In tho neighborhood without
injury. Nothing but sense ofmy duty to you
and to the afflicted, has induced me to,statc
my case to the public. ! can safely rceoui-
mend the preparation to all thosc suffering like
myself (signed,) Mrs. SARAH A. BsHor.
FREEDOM, Portage Co., ohio, Dec. "a, 1852
DJ.B. MARCHISl & Co., proprietors,
Central Depot, ooi BRoADwAy, Nav Yst..
July l6, 1853. scg-slnt
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" The residence e. P. R. James
Esq, British Consul, at Norfolk, was
fired on Friday for the filth lime. The
flames however were extingulshed
without doing serious damage.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

WBy Divine Permission, Elder GFo.
&c. CoSS, will preach u !unerul sermon
ri the house Of WIN. Miller, on the death
If Mary Miller. cunsort Of VIM. Miller,
IN the fourth Sabbath in September, at
half.past 8 o'clock, 7. Nj.
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The Conference Of the Methodist
p. Church met in Washington, Pa,
on the 18th September. Rev. P.
Laishlcy delivered the opening dis
course.
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M0N0NGALlA ACADEMY,
MORGANTO IFM, Va.
IL II. MOORE. Principai.


ru,llE next session of this Institution will
commence on the last Monday Of August,
and contnnu for session uf ten months
The regular course oI study comprises the
English studies complete. with those of the
Freshman, Sophomore and Junior years in
College. The retired aud beautiful situation
Of this Institution, enjoying the bracing air
and romantic scenery Of the m"nntans-i@
convenience Ut access, and the facilities ola
large endowment fund, render tia safe and do.
sirabu Institution for parents wishing To send
their SONS from home, aud for Young men fitting
themselves for any of the College classes.
In connection with the Academy isu well
selected Library, and a Literary Hall, fitted up
a, considerable expense, to both Of which all
students in attendance arc admitted smen'-
bcrs.
BOARDING is obtained in respectable FAM
lilies from Sl.jO to $3.50 per week.
Morgan,own, Va, August 10, 1888. IL
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FOR THE TIMES.
DR.. DOwling's History Of ROmaniSm.
rUsT PUBLISHED A NEW AND ENLAR.
u GED EDITION OF DIR. D0WLING'S
IJsTORY or ROlfANfSM.-This popular
and valuable work, which is Protestant, but
otherwise unscctarian, has been pronouheea
nv all Protestant denominations NE stahaaFa
History on the subject OF which threats.
In consequence of the late fire in the Pub
lsber,s establishment, he has been unable Tor
the las, few months to supply the frequent Of
ders for this work. lie has now the pleasure
to announce that DR.. Bowling has prepared a
valuable and extensive supplement OF about
i50 parcs. including all the recent events oil
interest in relation to Pope Plus Ky the strug-
ole for liberty in Rome, the Madiai, GaSazzl,
&c, &C.; and that the enlarged work making
1 noble volume Of SIS pages) is now ready,
and will be supplied to agents, booksellers,
and the public, without any Advance price
upon the old editions.
Hundreds of testimonials from distinguished
cleruymcn, scholars, presidents Of colleges,
and others, have been received, testifyins 10
The fidelity and value Of this History: a SIN
ole one Of these, from the pen OF that emit
nent Protestant scholar, the Rev: George D..
Checver, D. D., is given as specimen oil the
whole:
uTb,s excellent and beautiful work." says
Dr. Cheeycr, g possesses many and very strong
claims for popular favor, aud we do not doubt
.hat il il destined to have an extraordinary
sale. II is one Of the most elegantly embcl-
Iished and executed works we have ever seen
issucd from the American press; containing q
large number of highly finished cngraSlngs,
| illustrative Of the ceremonies, superstitlons,
nrrseeutions and incidents ofRomansm, which
o(ten tell most eloquent tale, and are OF real
utility as well as highly ornamental. The
work itself is characterized by great research,
and A comprehensive and scriptural view OF tho
nature and history of the popish system. 1t
nresen,s a succnct, but sufficiently full history
of The rise, progress, errors, cruelties, and
present condition Of the papacy, authenticated
nv reference to the most undoub,ed historic
sources. related in a spirited, engaging and
imn,cs,iye STYLE, and arranged IN the most lu-
ill manner. II abounds in facts and incidents,
and. with its beautiful illustrations. Is better
adapted TO furnish ripiddnd imprseisire Por-
iraiire Of RoMaaism asst Is, than any Other
book IRE Eno,p Of. 1t supplies great lack in
our theological literature AMI now that con-
aict with Rome is forced upon US, and is soon
10 become the business OF all clergy and lai-
~. a work so richly stored with facts and Argyll
mcn,s will be mos, timely and useful. We
should be giad to see il in trfry family, and o.
dvrning srsry ceaire.tabie IN the land"
AGENTS for the above work, TO whom val.
liable inducements will be offered, wanted in
every State of the Union. Apply TO
EDWARD WALKER, Publisher,
III Fulton ST., Ncw.fork.
August 9Th. ls5'-:L
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the
Clerks office Of the County Court of
Preston, on the fret Monday i'll Sep
TENDER, 1858: .-
John A. Martin, I
Us.
Peter Branch and Savilla
his wife, late Savi,la Rhlen. In Chanesry'
our, Elias A. Gray and Su-
sauna his wife, late Susan
ma Riderour and John A.
Ridenour.
THE object Of this sui, is TO obtain a
deed for the undivided interest Of the de-
PENDANTS in certain Real Estate in this
county, purchased from them BY the com.
pIainaut; and i. appearing by affidavit
Ila, the said defendants are not residents
of this State, they are therefore hereby
required to appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order. and do
what Is necessary to protect their inter
csls. A copy ieste:
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
John A. Ollie, compr,s Counsel.

% The Defendants in the above order
of publication will take notice that on
the 10Th October, 1853, between the hours
of z A. NJ. and 7P. NJ, at the Office Of
E. C. Bunker, Esq. in Kingwood, Va. !
shall lake the Dispositions of David Ri:
denour and John A. Voting, to be read
on the hearing Of said cause.
Sept. II, 1858, JNo. A. MARTIN.