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Deafness
OR TOTAL,
EHTERELY REMOVED.

] IN. ALsnPHERT begs to call the attention
Of those suffering from total or partial loss oil
tho hearing, to the following facts. Hn treats
diseases of the middle or internal Ear with
INDICATED DouClES.
Such as is prac,iced in the lsiirmures Of Berlin,
Leipsic, Brussels, Hamburg and ST. Petersburg,
and lately by the most Distinguished London Au-
rists, with tile most wonderful success; indeed It
is the only method that has been uniformly sue
ccssinl The best proof Of tho efficacy Of the
treatment will be reference TO nearly
NINE HUNDRED NAMES,
Residents Of the United States, Canada, New
brunswick and Nova Scotia, tchO hare been re;to-
rcd 10 Acvic Hearing, and not single, solitary
case, to our knowledge, did wc fato effect ci-
hcr partial or total restoration Of the Hearing,
when our advice or instructions were faithfully
and punctuaIly adhered to. Many who could not
hear the report OF pistol at arms length, can
now hear a watch beat at the distance OF feet.
In cases of mucus accumulation in the ECS,a-
chan Tube and Tympnnum, Inflammation of the
Mucus Membrane, Nervous affections, Diseases
Of the Membrane Tympani, commonly called the
"Drum," or when the disease can be traced to
the effects oil Fever, Colds, tho use of Qninine,
Mercurial Medicines, Gathering OF the Ears in
childhood, &C., DR.. Alsophert's treatment stands
pre.eminent. Where tho Auditory Canal is dry
and scaly, with little or no secretion, when the
deafness 10 accompanied with noisos in tho Far,
like falling water, chirpng Of insects, ringing OF
bells, rushing Of leaves, continual pulsations,
discharge Of matter, or wheD, in STOPPING, \ sen
cation is felt as il rush Of blood to the head
took place, when the hearing is less acute in dull
cloudy weather, or when cold has been taken,
this method of treating the disease is intdt!5te.
IN DEAF IND DUMB CASES i,
my experience warrants me in snying that if the
hearing was AT any time good, very much can be
accomplished. In the Deaf and Dumb School Mt
Leipsic, out Of class Of ID, succeeded in TeStOr-
ing Four 10 acute htfriRg. Dr.. a. bc.s respect
fully to state that in those cases he undertakes he
guarantees u successful result, complete rcstOra-
ton, or such a marked Improvement rs vii! be
perfectly satisfactory, if his remedies arc faith
FULLY applied and directions adhered to.
Applicants will please state their age, duration
Of disease, if matter issues from the external pas
sage, il there are noises in the Ears, state gen.
erul health, AID what they suppose to have been
the cause Of the deafness. When the health is
restored it is expected that those in easy crcum.
stances will pay lbcrrly.
Medicines, apparatus, &c. will be sen. to any
part Al M avn expense.
Address DIR. Also PLERT', Broadway; Office
1921 near Canal street, New York.
Fire Dollars Consultation Fee.
al5 Imo april 81, 1854
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Boot and Shoe store.

THE firm Of C. & J. Watts having been
dissolved OIL the l8,hof February last, The!
business will be carried on by c. B. Watts.
[ would; return my thanks Tor past 'ayors.
and hopeby strict attention to business 10
merit a liberal share Of patronage. l9,lin
midst Of the present excitement have no
ouurler moIusses, nor do intend 10 be q
regulator Of prices, nor do want TO do all
tho business Of the place--nor do ! want as
many customers as some DO, for could not
wait upon ,hemj-but have gol largo
stock Of Goods, and dcn'tiniend to. be ull-
dersod hy any, not even tho old lttaeliie.-
! have line stocl; Of Ladies' shoes OF
all kinds ,ha, have ever been brought to this
place also MEMS and Children's Shoes BY
the quantity, to please oil fancies. Gail and
see iof yourselves. lave an-sssor'mentot
Shoe Findings, Lasts, Boot Trees,
Gimp boards, Thread, spaables, fes.awf'.
Shoe Knives, Shoe HuHfners, Pincers. Peg
cutters, brisilps, Calf Skins, Lining, Binding.
Morocco Of different kinds; also II
Tobacco, Segars and Snuff 81
Please call and examine my slock.bsforo
elsewhere. C.sB. WATTS.
April s, 1854. 2m H'o
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THE M ONION GALA MIRROR.
Virginia, ss,---At Rules held in the

Virginia, SS.---At Rules held IN the
: Clerks Office orthc County Court OF Preston,
on the first Monday in May, 1854:
ZALMON LUDlSGTON rs THOMAS COLLINS,
surviving partner Of the late firm Of Thomas
Collins l. Co., which firm consisted OF Inc D.
iorcsaid Thomas Collins and Joseph Collins,
now deceased, IN DEBT, To recover from
tho said Thomas Collins tho sum Of SlO6 ~,
duo from him to tho Plaintiff.
AND tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany having been designated by tho Plalntlii IN
writing, to DO indebted to tho said Defendant, an
attachment was thcreupon issued in this cause III
these words; =" Preston C0gHty, $50 the Sher-
III or any Constable Of said county: Whereas,
John J. Brown tAgOnt for Zulmon Ludnston,
PluintIliin an action now pending against IhomN
Collins, surviving partner oil the late firm OF Iho's
Collins & Co. which firm consisted OF the aiore'
said Thomas Collins and Joseph Collins now de-
ceased, in tho County Court Of said County to re-
cover u debt oil 500 4S) has this day made oath
before me, Smith Crane, Clerk OF the said Court,
that tho claim for which the said Ludington has
instituted his said suit is just; that he believes
the said Ludington is entitled to and ought to re-
cover in the said action the debt uloresaidi that
tho said LudIngtOn has present cause oil action
against tho said Collins therefor and that the
said Collins is not resident Of the State oil Viz
ginia, and that the atiianL believes that the said
Collins has estate or debts due him within the
County aforesaid: These arc therefore, in the
name OF the Commonwealth, to require you to
attach the estate OF the said Thomas Collins sur
yiying partner as aforesaid, for the amount oIthe
debt aforesaid and costs Of said suit; and such
estate, so attached, in your hands to secure, or
SO 10 provide, that the rane may DO forthcoming
and liable to'further proceedings thcreupOH 10 be
had, before tho Justices Of our said Court, at
Rules to DO held at the Clerks Office Of the same
on the first Monday in May next, and that you
have then and there ihis writ, and make return
to tho said Court hos you have executed the
same. Given under my hand ut the Courthouse
of said County, this first day Of April, lS54, and
in tho 18th year Of the Commonwealth,
SMITH CRANE"
Which attachment appears TO have been exc
cutcd by delivering copy thereof TO Robert
Murray, an agent OF the said Company, OH tho
18TH April last, in tho County Aforesaid: where
upon on motion OF the Plaintiff, by his attorney,
il is ordered that the said Company, and likewise
tho said Thomas Collins, do appear here within
ono month after due publication Of this order and
do what is necessary protect their interests IN
this suit. A copy teste:
VIM. G. Brown s. Co., Altos.
May 8, 1854. s46-3t
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

TUE undersigned offers for sale II valuable
Farm, Situate about two miles from Morgun-
town, on the West side Of the river, on the
road leading toIudan Creek, adjoining lands
of Moses Cox and others. There is on the
premises a good dwelIing-housc and kitchen,
with bari and fruit trees, and ii good well
OF water. This farm contains abou, 100 a.
crps, oil which fifty ucres are cleared; thu rest
well timbered. Call and examine for your.
selves. The terms will ho made known by
JOHN &. LEMON.
April s, 1851. a42 St
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BALTIMORE MARKET-NIAY Is.

BALTIMORE MARKET-MAy IS.
lCATTLE.-Beef Cattle continue to rule
at hiph figures. Abou, $50 head were at
market1of which 100 were driven to PhIIa-
delphia, 100 TO Washington, and 35U were
sold 10 city butchers, al iron S4.lsa to 81.
on the hoof, equal TO ss.25 10 sll.7S net,
and averaging s5.75 gross. But few Cattle
were sold al the lowest figure noted above
which accounts for the very high average
price. let3
HoGS.-There was large supply at the
market to-day. The demand was inactive,
and prices have materially declined. We
notice sales at $3.50 to Sc. per 100 lbs .
,FLoUR.-The market to-day is again dull
and material decline has taken place IN
prices, sales having been made at $500 per
barrel, which is decline OF IS to S7s cents
on the prices Of Saturday.
GRAIN-dull, wheat sl.95 to zoo.
Corn, white, 70 to rs.
- do. mixed, 10.
do. yellow, dull at y 10 49,
- Oats, Virginia, Sd to 55'
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MAY ELECTION.

TFIHE following is a lis, Of the Commits
l. siorersto superin,end, and officers e
conduct. the election for county officers, q
be holden on the fourth Thursday IN May
next, appointed by the County Court at tsie
March Term, 1854: Nh.
District No 1.
Ar JoNEs,s.-E. Cumpton, r. c. Coro.hcrs
lsaac Powell, Joseph Shut,icsworth and Moses
Steel, Commissioners. Thomas Tarlcton, C0scrr
AT oSBURN,s-J. carttight, Isuae Reed
Richard Osburn, Jabez Brown and Hugh Ausah,
Commis:ioasrs: Oliver Miller, Officer.
District Noe
coURT-HousE.-John Watts, Esq, Geo. s.
Ray, Uriah Griffith, N. Y. Wiley and and NJ Nj
Dent. Commissioners: Jesse J. Fitch, Officer.
cUsEMAN,s.-Henry Kennedy, John W,
Gusemau, D. D. Weaver, Samuel Tibbs and Sam
mel ycali, Commissioners: VIM. D. Guseman,
Officer. 80 -. 5-
District No 8. .- ..
Ross,s.-Jacob Miller, WIN. N. Jarrett, Goo.
W. John, Levi Britt and c. H. Burgess, commss'
sioners: VIM. Robson, Officer. o
LoFTUS,s.-John Rude, John N. Baker, Thos.
J. Duvall, Seth Stafford and Samuel McKelvy,
Commissioners: n. Trplctt, Officer.
..r., District No 4.
CUsHSlAN,s.--Joseph Snider, jr., John Snan
ders, Daniel Duscnbcrry, Esq, Michael White
and iynaon Smith, Commissioners: Whitman Da-
Wis, Officer gs
CASSvILLE.-Frcd. Furman, p. Simpson,
John Lcmley, James Way and Geo. Alexander
Commissioners: Draper Coale, Officer.
District No s. .
LAUREL PoINT.-Alfred Baker, John Camp,
sen., Milton Stewart, Peter Fog c and James
Robson, Commissioners: Ulysses Camp, Cttcer.
CoN,s.-John B. Yeaser, Timothy Smith, Jno.
s. Hood, Caleb Price and William w. PRICE,
Commissioners: VIM. Fisher, DGer.
District No 4. 5,,. ..I..
MooRESvILLE.-Wm. Sine, Lancaster Mi
nor, Eli Morris, Ezekiel Morris and Richard b..
Tenant, Commissioners: John C. Sine, Officer.
TENANT,s.-Richarl D. Tenant, Asa Tenant,
Nimrod Tenant, Enos Tenant and Jos. Warner,
Commissioners: james Eddy, Officer.
District No I.
WARREN.-DaniclW White, Daniel Showalter,
Jus,us Garrard, Samuel Hin9sardner and jose
plus Eakins, Commissioners: Dr. McCarl, 0Teer.
DARRAH's.-Wm. Thomas, ESQ.,, William
Thomas, IT,, John Anderson, Robert Anderson,
and Ellis Thomas, Commissioners: Robt. Darrah,
Officer.
April %, 1854. tteI PRS. fec SCI
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q i 4 q q q u

NEWARK, New Jersey,'January 70:
Mr.. Bcnnct,-Wc take pleasure in stating that
your Mellow Dock and snrsuparilla, gives grea.
satisfaction in every case. ,..,-
a very respectable gentleman Informed mo
that his daughter was troubled with difficult
muns,ruation aud other diseases peculiar to her
sox. Sac had not had her regular menstrual dis;
charges fora long time; but by the use of Dr..
Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsaparia was rad
ically cured. She used 'rownsend's and others
without receiving the slightest benefit. He had
one daughter die from tho same disease. q
- j. d. TRIP Co.
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Whiskey! Whiiskey!

e~y- Take Notice, DRUNKARDs f!
lhur your votes must oil be recorded on the
25h day Of this month for or aeuinst u.
CENSE. This, is therefore, to warn all my
friends, Dunkards, Dram.dtinkeR, and los-
ers of The erii.ur' generally, to TURN OUT
on tina, day and cast their votes for
License! FAN NOT, as Sc LOVE ME-!
tOrrlrrAL.l. RED EYE.
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Esivcr DISTRACTIONS.

Il. We lean that tho contemplated
Hcmp6eId n. L. Bridge which is to
cross The river At MunungaheIa City. is
To he constructed with no less thun SEQ.
en- Piers, which at lha, point, would re.
quire them 10 be placed in such cluse
proximity 10 each other, as to renlot
entirely imprac,icable the sufe passage
under tho Bridge, OF nearly every
Steamboa, that plies on Monongahela
river, but more especially floats, cod
boats, &c., which nrr, to great degree
unmanageable, from their peculiar con-
structiph, 'ponderons dimensions, heavy
cargoes, and the natural action Of the
currept. -.....
G 1t islsaid, Moreover, that the height Of
tho Bridge is to bo about the same as
the one INV opposite Mononganela City,
and which, like the Wire Suspension
Bridge at Piltsburg, is 50 low as 10 rem.
gder it most annoying and dangerous
nuisance to the ordinary navigation of
the river.
The Monnnguhula FLYER was, many
years ago, legally declared to be nav.
igabIe streum--a public highway. The
question arises, therefore, whether an
individual or corporation, can obstruct
the ordinary travel lhercupon. The
same principle that would permit the
erection of such nuisance across a nav.
igable river as to interrupt or Qbstruct
the ordinary travel or business upon
that river, would allow tho erection of
a like nuisance across public road.-
And suppose one owning land on both
sides of The National road, should erect
q bridge across i, so lou that stage
could not pass under it without removing
the top luggage, railing, SC, how long
would such obstruction be permitted to
remain And what is the difference be-
tween that case, and erecting bridge
across public stream, so 10'o, that on
binary sized boats cannot pass under
without tearing off their upper works
and scnltling them into the bargain,
which has been done in numerous i'll.
stances, to allow tho passage of Boats
under the Bridge at Monongahela City,
aud that ut Pittsburg.
seren Piers! why the Hemp6eld
Company might as we'll sink regular
cheyauxderlise ut once they would not
thereby ubstruc, the navigation of the
river hut little more elleclually than by
the 7owacss of their bridge aud the in.
significant space between each Two OF
these seven Piers!
We take tho occasion TO warn this
Company in advance, that The construc'
ton Of this bridge according to the
plan proposed will lead to injunctions,
and suits, and difficulties of a descrip'
ton quite as violent as that which char
ac,eriized the Wheeling Bridge con,ro'
versy, and may end even less peaceably.
We say this, from our knowledge OF
the fact, that those engaged III the Mo-
noneahela liver trade, and whose bust
ness is interrupted, and whose property
is periled by these bridge nnisances,'
have resolved that they shall De abated.
and to thespirit Of that resolution there
will continue to be added numbers and
influence until it has assumed shape
too formidable to be sneered at.
Brownsville Clipper.
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"He thai kdlh ears TO hear, lei him near"
A, February Term 1854 OF the County
County Of Pieston:-
Whereas, il is well known to this Court
,bo, n norton Of the good people .! this coun-
~ are oppused TO tho system Of licensing
o%linary keepers and merchants % Fe'ai' Ut
dent spirits ...
And whereas, William G. Brown and 9th
ors have Ibis dug suggested the cxpediency
w. " nion,inn some means by which to ascer'
, y, " ,he sentiment Of the voters OF this
county county upon the subject aforesaid
e' Ths,sIorr, Resolred,. UNANIMOUSLY by the
,,embS,s Of this Curt, to wi!;-John s.
mn,%"rl, John J. Hamilton, John Howard,
na~S O White, and sam'l Deberfy' that we
d arm Concur in the said suggestion, and they
S iu' hereby respectfully request the sherIll o. o.
W. " cn,n,y 10 use his best exerlons 10 have
an ssn u pol opened, a! the respective pla.
S @s, o. far s0 the purpose aforesaid, The said
WIZ sSall contain two columns and shall! be
"' o,,ab, The COUNTY Court Of Preston 10 grant
liens, 1 70 ordinary keepers or merchants 10 IT,
ta,lardcnt spirits NJ ,.
copy SMITH CRANE.
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WATER! FIRE.! WATER u!
VIII Till you tug at that old IViddlass tvhtn

WIZ go! yUu TUG ur nut ola !" '"u.'''' 's"E''
Joa can get q good PUMP so Chsap'
MIR. BRADLEY, Agent for the sale of ODDS
pa,cn, Suction Pumps" after having put up some
FORTY ofthem in this section, not one oil which
has failed to give entire satisfaction, is again on
hand with anoht. lot Of them, ready to supply all
demands with despatch. The people of Monon.
gala, Preston, Marion, Barbour and Harrison
counties, to whom his agency. extends, cannot
obtain a CHEAPER or more desirable PUMP,
therefore no asks them TO examine aud purchase.
IE-All orders addressed to me at Morgantown,
will meet nth prompt attentions. :, .....,..
April %, 1854, Tn, .P'BRADLEY.
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LINES E Is s'e' }nch pneer,

CHARLES C. JESTER, ct al
UPON an order ofrefcrencc to tic undersigned
Commissioner Of the Circuit Court CT Monunga-
liz county, Virginia, under Decree Of said Court
rendered at its April Term, 1854, directing enid
Commissioner TO ascertain and report, what
sum if any isduc John Stradcr, as purchase mo-
ney Tor the Tract Of Land in the proceedings
mentioned, and also report any other debts a.
gainst,hc estate of the said John D Jester which
bind the real estate, together with any thing
deemed pertinent by the Commissioner or spcci-
ally required by the parties"
The parties interested in the account in the a.
hove cause will take notice that shall, atmy Of
fee in SIorgan,own, Monongalia county, Virgin
ia, on Tuesday, the 9th day Of June, 1854, pro-
coed to state and settle the above account, at
which time and place all persons interested will
please attend with their respective claims togetl-
or with any evidence that may be required in
support ofthc same.
Given under my hand rs Commissioner Of said
Court the 4th day ofMuy, 1854. .e
Mas 6, 1854. l.. S H0UGH.
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VIRGINIA, to wit:-At Rules held in
tho Clerks office ofthc Circuit Court Of Pres
ION county, on the first Monday ofApril, 1854:
John Eyerly and Edgar G. Wilson, Compliments.
r- a rs. .. .a. u;
James P ,Cobun, Isaac W Cobun, Jonathan Cobun
Isabel Cobun, Sabina Knox, James Knox, Eu-
genius Cobun, Mary Cobun, John Cobun, Rob-
or, Cobun, Alpheus Cobun, Francis Cobun,
Hugh Evans Qate Sheriff and as Administrator
ofAr;hur Cobun, dec'd.) and Jane Cobun wife
Of said Arthur, Defendants,
- IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to subject tract Of
Land Of Arthur Co5un, decd, to the payment of
his debts, and it appearing by affidavit that the
defendant, Alpheus Cobui, is not resident of
this State, on motion of the Complainants, by
their counsel, It's ordered that tho said defend
ant do appear hero within one month after due
publication Of this order, and do wha. is ncces-
sary to protect his interests, and that a copy Of
this order be published once week for four sue
cessiye weeks in the !"Monolgalia Mirror"
weekly newspaper published in Morgantown,
NIonongaa county, and posted at tho front door
of the Court,lIouse ofthis county on the first day
of tho ncxttc Of the County Courtofthis county.
A copy teste: JAS. Ii. CARROLL, Ck.
E. C. Wilson, Counsel. INLAY so.-5t.
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MASONIC CELEBRATION.

TIME BRETHREN of Newcomb Lodge,
No. $40, held in Carmichacls, Greene Coy
Pa. will celebrate The festival al, Of ST. 'S SYs TIE
Lodges, Chapters and EncamPments, aud So
ionrniSr brethren in good standing in Washing
ION, Greene and Fayclte counties, and the adjoin-
inc districts in Pennsylvania and Virginia, are
Cordially invited to come and assist US in teach
;nr " Good will to Mankind"
7rbo Procession will be formed at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. n. and pass through tho principal streets Of
tho town. The services OF an able and cIoqucn,
orator ora and an excellent band of Musicians, will
be obtained. There will he ample acc ,,,,
da,ions for all. Come, then, Brethren, ONE and
ALL, and unite with US in honoring our Ancient
WIS.,. BoYLr, Wa. DEAN,
XII. LoNG, Isaac BuRsoS.
/, GREExLEE, G. w. CoNEoR,
N. CLARK, ( Committee Of Inrilation'
carmichaels, Pa, May 8, 1854, st.
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saaarriep:

On Thursday, May 4th, by Bid. E, Rector,
Mr.. CHARLES ARMSTRONG, 10 Miss MARI l.
VAUGHAN, daughter Of Mr.. Atwell Vaughan:
all Of Wood county. s....TS
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DIED

n, The 10Th inst, nj his residence in this
comfy, Nj. JOHN BAKER. in the 29lh
wear Of his age, after a pEOtracted illness oil
Typhoid Feve''
Al Rayenswood, Jackson county, Va, on
The sOyh Of April, Mr.. WILLIAM Frost aged
60 years.
Near clpysyille, Wood county, on the 9Th !
inst, MI. joins PHELPS, in the Gath year OF
his age.
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Tho Best FEMALE MEplClNE known,

The peculiar maladies TO which women are
subject, prodhce great bodily exhaustion, accom-.
panied by depressed and often gloomy state Of
mind. is the system declines in strength, there
is a loss of nervous power, and this very natu-
rally mpairs the energyof the mind and disturbs
tho equannity Of tho temper. Every candid
woman who has suffered from female complaints
will admit this TO be the moprnfnl truth. Now
to obtain relief it is only necessary TO stop the
tendency 10 depletion and debility. Thisis doho
by renewing that fountain Of health and strength,
the Blood, and no medicine accompanies this
desirable result so speedily and completely as
Dr.. Guysotts Improved Extract of Yellow Dock
and Sarsapar;lla. .gsagi.. q 'giic.,i,,H
Ladies of pale comp exion and consumptiyva
habits, and such as are deblitated by those OBJ
s,ructions which females are liable to, are res
torcd, by the use Ola bottle or two, to bloom and
IN vinnr .Ia.a.| 49, - II
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"a Acres OF Land,

living on White day creek, in Mononealia
county, near Smilhfeld, being Lots No. A
and s in the division Of the Estate Of James
G. Watson deceased, aud the same that was
assigned 10 The heirs fTho's. Watson, decd.
Said Lois lie adjoining, and are valuable
Said Sale to be upon credit Of six, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
bonds with security for the payment OF
the purchase money, bearing interest from
The day Of sale. =. - -.
May 20, 1854. is
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT 10 a Decree Of The Circuit
T. Court Of Monongalia county, Va, rem
dered in the case Of Henry Watson and 9th.
ers agains, James 0. Watson and others, the
undersigned US Commissioner will, on
Monday, the 2Gth dayof June, 1854,
being cour, day, a, the court-House in
Morganlown, sell at public sale 10 the high
es, bidder, about T. i.r 10 s-
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Mr.. Marshal Clarke and Hester Clarke,
his wife, William +. Clarke, David
Clarke, and lydia his wife:

YOU are hereby notified that on the alst day
of June next, at the house of VIM. Chambers, in
Jefferson township. Allegheny county, pennsyl-
yana, and on the s2d, ed and oath days of the
same month a, the Office Of II. Hepburn, ESQ. in
pittsbGrg, Pa, on Fourth street, between Smith
field and Wood; and on the first day Of July fol-
lowing a. the Office of L. S. Tough, ESD, il
Morgantown, Monongalia county, Va, ! shall
in the suit now pending in the Circuit Court of
Monongaia county, on the Chanccry side of said
Court wherein am Plaintiff and you ara Defend.
ants. JOHN DuZEEBERRY, Executor
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