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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-28
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT,
Tuesday Morning. February 2s, 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY
ship Clara Br9okman higgins Liverpool, CT Maeker Aco
sup Queen Victlia, Ghn'r, Amsterdam, II v lgsstsr
a e. 81 ,nnh' haftgI5 ~" YORK; A Coh-u
b 9 tbP s,anpy4 liz es lSergoo Th0 Rogers Jr
,,nN tI [rtret hoYt rear Ne" York. II Buss
t,'ls " "biiI morse St~ Igfkt G FHrwull
brig Mason y Davis, NVia philadephtt, } ii EIss
Sc1r Str ilibD, Mo, De, Newton n Far III,
scNr Cumberland, Perry New YORK; d " LI,rcoI
Srhr John Roulyf, TresCa, TEnuG Bay, Post l. Mi
Schr b. Yisla, Maker, Pensr OLD, M,s,sr
Seht John, PefkiuH, achicUn etnwooS Il MORN,
ARRIVED
Ship Guiding Star Conch Liverpool 9TH January to
ney &co---lst distuct. - ~
Eng ke Thompson, 5dRys Haynra
schr Jenkins days from Pensacola nsser-Bns
ser 3ofa b6Ehick, days from Pensaoa r-R4tn
sehr Sec Mhghur, tnew ScIdde Philadelphia vim
west 2 bogart, Williams &co-Powder House.
Schr Alice, Miller, from coast.
Ste m boats.
r NJ Jones, Glaseock, from Bayou de GIdEe
Europa iiawley from Cincinnati
Mary FOLEY Ransom, La Fourche.
Gen Rask, Suther and, from Bayou vermllou.
Doctor Gatey, Wilson, frnini Afontcyr,
Red River, Lou.iisr, Warrington,
JOSIAH Lawrence, S~itzer, St Louis
America, johnson, from Canton
FnOcnsS Holiness from New Carthage.
Unicorn, htkmson ralaha,chia River.
Jns Lyon, Lyon tom ST lnuis.
Ptota, Parker, from Alexandria
Della, MiEuGr, from AT nkapAs.
John + Tweed, MliAfd from Cincinnati.
ophe!A, Rmitty, from Grand PrRiTe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-28

Will leave TUESDAY. February IS, O'Clock N.
ESOR PITTSBURGH, tDrect) s- "a
WHEELING and CINCINNATI superior
light draught SE PLUS ULTRA, Robin ksaxssssz
aster receiving freight will leave
PASSAGE having fine apply
feb2b Holm e. Y DE Pow ras Irea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-28

o.
BAN for 1852 Hnf Premiums Interest and Policies
Ge!Vfn IN 1888 S313,s}6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-28

steamer DR. Baey 99 hhds li9 bbls
seS ckson &co II hhd 40 bbs
hvery-.b bids sugar Cammsck squs West-So do do
IhomI 4on-2i Buchanan, Carroll
&c0I5 do do BraUd auiry4 do do
bbls sugar W sugar bba mosse j Rel
I.-a l.L.LE EL-Ls... L.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-28

Will leave WEDNESDAY, March l. at s O'Clock M
ESORClNC1NNATI, MADISON, Lou -
Il isFlLlE and ali intermediate iandngs.The
elegant, and fast
JOHN p. TWEED D. Mlard master is now RECEIVING esht
will
accommodations apply bsafd. or o
ROGERS. MCGUIRE CO., ~ Poydras ST.
To Mai m pEJI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-28
9A JOSEPH HUFTY, OF
fwV. IMPORTER, %yye
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY

r. The stock in this line. Of r T. COOPER, NJ
ToBiA and RE AL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS with dua
If SWISS ENGLISH LEVERS together with arre
suck OF me ard EASTERN JEW ELRy SILVERWARE etc. have
oee wt ROBERTS for
m TIE BUSINESS aud having
cash gtgdi lndne4eUfs will be offered to purchasers
If EHfr- Nrtieta WARRANTED AS RkPRESENTED or tha
MONEY REFu& I'D - -
kg " ATcEi JEWELRY etc, CAREFULLY REPAIRED and
WARRAS FEt dIq Am
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-28

EB OMAN CEMENT--50 barrels, landing ex
u u Crown, from London for sale
ian2l C. HARDILL & CO.. 81 Magazine at,
a tEMENT-2OOO bbls. Newark Cement, land
" ing ex Eiowadja, and ip stors, by
ifn2I J. G.HARDIIL CO, % street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-28

u
M HISKY--l50 barrels Old Monopgahela,
Wv Bourbon and Standard, and sale by
SAM, WOLFE, lups
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-28

AE ADEIRA-100 gross in store and for sale
lHA by z. ]. MART & co. IS Tehonn!tonaa ehQl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-28
Third Annual Report of the United

aTNT Is LIFE INaUKANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Il Gce Southeast Corner Third Chesnut e4s PHILADELPHIA
~ lmpa Affairs the UNITED STATES LIFE rNStT
RANCE ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADEI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-28

A BOY, about years of age, called THOMAS
Y HNCKETT, brought from Liverpool the ship FRANKLIN
Nc is without any claim suppOsrd lie
St. Louis such should b. the cas- they may
Information OF hn by applying Ut letter post pnt
ilr$0 j. T. ROB- SSON, Is Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-28

R9ROOMS--l00 dozen in store and for sale by
y eb4l E. ]. HART CO, Tchnnlitoula ST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26

vneinla and rerressee r r OHIO

NJ. rg.,#... t.:
:. "'"'' '''' va, ~ l"'
"s',I' "a ,', ',si''a' my "','' ~ W. ''"'1'
~ I'm ""' "l.' '"f "r"' !" sPoN
',' - '''''', VI Va. mum t'ii'S
I'"' ''0 s''," ~, =" ''''' Wv "'''s'
"uo S'"Nu's '"'" ~, 'n' ia"'n,''h'I III III COM
PohN' I''SS"' an" l'"si''',1' "o'I9 can
ON "'''",t'" Il" 'n5 '5'' Inn lh' L't''li 'e'
N@H"s' '"''a N'''''," ''' 'ai'"'"'n'" '''' ~ "u''
"es'e no" l" eh'N N'" nom INC "'la ,s'ho-
Ha"'o :" my ''''h "1o ''"'a "ta'I "''a' 'a'ie ,'-
"" W. " ''""' ne 'NP'i'u'' al o'l'' i""a9' "ha'
WI" NJ vac ''ePi9 81 INC ROAD "h'a ''nlIieted'
~ h", "''h "''tl'hi'" rom recon 'iH .s''3i-
IONS ,l"' me passenger re''lnlS" OF the M9N.a-
y""Se''s 'e', 'ea"s amour, l" S'.9" per e"'h IN
nao''a"' ~ 'oe s''', MS Is even h't'r IMAM
'n' i''u" 'l'9i"'o Il" Nears ago "hth IL
W'S P,"''" ,"a' 'h' ""N''Hs'' "' passengers on
'u' ""ss"'n"7''}7 f"Ii""as am"onl'" l" ioar
''ih'> Ine t"''i' PaPai"i'n "i The state. lIas
'siaoa4h'0 P'n''fi' viii emde Us t" an aPpf"Nt-
II a'7h 10 me felh a. /" ne UaNtl which w
nave a i'&o To expect on the Virginia anl iem-
'z7'S haI'ea"' "h'n hut-hed
nave ">7dnna l'1ll "A traveller lreal Atlanta.
]" ''"'S'o, VIII A'a'" w a~Whs''h 'ltN' ana
points north and enst Il that M II shorter d.
tah,t through The Virginia aud tennessee rul-
rohu' 10y ~" hllles' ilah ny any "iher route J
nave assumed mat the iohd from chattanooga To
MehPhls lnfns Il hae' hne' nom any Pont "a
which We have the advantage over all other
routes aud that' consequently all the lines OF
travel pouring into tins haze Hn' from the south
VIII seek the northern cities through tn, foad.
We will Inst take TIM "mte population 81
louisiana, Alabama and MissisNIPpI leaving
Georgia and Tennessee out ot the question, Ao-
cordng 10 the census Of 1850 these three states
had whit, population of 971|23. 1t cannot be
for one moment doubted that one out Of every
hundred of this number will pass over oar road
aud back each year. This will give 9.111 pas
sengers al Sl2 each, or l1,32I at 3 cts. per.
mile.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26

Resolved. That we congratulate the people OF
this State on the tinHl triumph, long aud di>as-
trously DELAYED 10y political hostilitt Of the whig
policy which seeks the speed, completion # tho
state canals. and upon the restoration of the cred
aud iudicious efforts of a Wing administration oft
finances, aud that IFS executive power should no
longer rest IN the hands which have proved pow
erless for good asd efficient only in thwarting aud
defeating the popular will.
Resolved, / hat the indications Of purpose ON
the part ef the champions ot slasery. mnde nani-
fest through their recognized repre- nthit and
cnuntonanced as the organs OF the federal admin
istration. 10 restore the African slave trade, are
sufficient 10 eAcite apprehension aud alnrm in the
mind Of every patriot and every friend OF bnmani-
ty,and thnt the wings Of New1 ork take TIN. time
~ opportunity Ia declare they will resist al
hazard and f. the extremity every effort 10 drug
down this free republic hy such IA step from the
proud position which il holds among the civilized
and Christian mt ns II thu curth u the ir,f 10
prohibit that inhumau traffic and brand 1t n, pi-
raeY.
Resolved, That tn executive department OF the
federal government ought no longer 10 be- vested
IN tbo hnud- q. Tire m,n who would Weld IL PM
rouage and IL influence fer tho ACKNOWLEDGMENT
81 slavery aud TIN extension Oft political power,
aud the wings nf NeR ! urk will labor "a the ut
most to effect the overthrow uf the administration,
which las proved 81 reckless 10 duty and 81 re
gnralcs- of thu rg..ts and interests et thu Iuion
and To- q, Ct a President with whom fidelity free
dom shall not bc d, perpetual disqualification Tor
the public service.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26

that even greater proportion 81 the southern
people. fhHn Of the northern people, will pHss
over tho railroads. And yet have, in no case.
taken iorthc -oalhem fnaa- more than a. ghth
of the result which La actually taken pie n
the northern stale
In the second place. huvetakcn the census Of
l-5O without making any allowance for the IN
creme ol population since Tint time. This in
crease has heretofore been at the rate Of ab"ut
% per cent IN every ten yoars, aud il will prob
ably be It'll greater ia "A country 80 rich IN soil
and mineral deposits the unn through which
ihis uf If road is about to b" opened.
Another ,erfeatou OF his estimate i, that
there actually passed Over the Georgia Railroad,
the situation of which is in every respect SINH.
lar our, l3Jil5 passengers during the Frar
ending the 81 # of March last. The whole nun
Der Which | have assumed for this road IL 81
rs Again. hive allowed nothing at MI for
any passengers from l.ynehhnre ar points North
aud lat 81 l.ynehburg, going Ia the numerous
mineral Springs or the extreme uth-Nrst over
our road It's believed, therefore, That the
foregoing -tHnafcs nre really far short Of whot
will he realized.
Viii regard 10 the eccipt- from freight, if al
turl4 our eouireiure- irom thc business which
ha- actually been done GA works similarly situa-
tod with ours. a result maY be shown which VIII
appear t. many persons none 10 1c eAtfatagant
1heGeorgia Railroad which runs from Augusta
Ia Atlanta, us before suited, reNes IA part upon
the sum- country aud completely on the same
eba1acttr 81 uade iar IT. support Indeed, we
mye the -ait. plustcr, eonl iron and lend which
they hayc not That road received, during the
yoar ending the 81 of March Inst, an average
oi sij.62l lcr month from the transportation OF
tonnage There is not ~ shadow 81 doubt that
tho freight receipts Of this road will eventually
b. equal 10 those of the Georgia railroad But
| viii ASSUME HAT, exclusive Of mineral tom -,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26
From the Washington sentinel.

Interesting Statistics of Cuba-its Resources
Don Jose Maria de "a Tore has recently pub
li>hcd work on Cuba. which is iuil OF statistics
in regard To that island some oi which We have
Thought tit 10 compile. and now present 10 ON
readers.
The present population of Cuba is estimated
at l,05O,ooO, though the opinion j. expressed
that il reaches I.5Oo,uad, 5Ol ,9SS are whites.
l76.6i7 free colorcd, and the remaining 30. 425
are slaves. The transient white population, not
include IN the above estimate, l. 1920. Tie
entire white population is 5t2,92S, the black pop
ulation 1872 The rltionaties of the nhabi-
tauts are as follows: Natives Of Spain $1,000, Of
the Canary island, 25,oU0. of France 5000, Of
England loo, and of North America and other
countries 5000; leaving more than TOO, 900 rs
natives of the island.
The area of Cuba, including its appendages, i
3913 square leagues, giving 45l inhabitants To
the square league, or % to the square mile. The
population Is compounded IF the Cuuca sian.
African American, and Mogoian races
Negroes from Africa were first introduced into
Cuha II i52l. It Is said that millions Of prprnr,
have been introduced into Cuba whose number.
were diminished 10y the rigorous treatment Of
their European masters. The African nation.
that furnish slaves to Cuba ure the Mananpoc,
the Gauges. the Minas, til. Iucames, the Cara.
bales. tie Congns ard The Naruaes. Since ISL.
the Nueateco,, or natives of ov.tau. have been
introduced into the island. pani,i, from Chins
huvg also been recently introduced. The numh.
er is set down ~ 5000. They re introduced
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26

Will it not be merry time when men with a
bith face aud open look shall confess they are
poor! When they shall be 10 the world what
they are II themselvosl Look at this
peasant His face hronzed with mid day toll
From sunrise 10 sunset, with cheerful lock IN
complaining words,he turns the primal curse t.
dignity aud manfully earns his bread by the
sweat of hi. brow. And here i Il white
haired shepherd, As boy. a child playful a.
the lambs, he has tended, he laborcd. lie has
dreamed away his life upon ml-sides on downs,
on solitary hearlhS. Tie humble. simple patient
watcher for fellow man. solitude ba> h.,l III,
companion, lie ha, grown cid aud uliuklsd, heut
N the eve of the burning sun. Bis greatest Wis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26

The Hon John NJ. Bolts had his wallet, con-
tanning S1Il, stolen from his pocket on Monday
night while purchasing ticket at the New York
theatre officer Allison had been watching the
thief and caught him in the act, recovering the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26

Inn LADIES ooMlIlrEGIipE 10 tHornErI'AN-
cY KNITTING AND NEEprIwoRK. BY Mr..
Ann :. stephens. Ceponsly illustrated with
original aud very choice Designs in Crochet,
&c, printed in colours, separate from the let
ter press, on tinted paper; also with hume
rou~ wood cuts, printed with the letter press,
explanatory of terms, &c. obloug, PIP. IL.
New York Gdrt,tt X 10.
rhi- will be IA very welcome ttle work 10 our
American Ladies. Every yomg Lady should
under tand the nrt,a- we'll IA, Music and the eth
cr sciences. In Europe II lodt's education
would b. regarded as altogether incomplete
without knowledge al Crochet The work con
!an- very ccol. elementary instructions for every
species OF N4edlrworh,
Part |, Elementary instructions aud examples
in Crochet Part ~. N Berlin Wool; Pant ID,
in ral>r LArI. papi lth, IN ENRourae Pant
9TH, in kNuuNG Part 9Th, IN fNtoluE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26

dom i a guess at the coming weather, but lie
knows thu evening siaf. lie is 10 our mind IA
niost faypraf Knight of the Fleeec.-D,agias
JerrOfi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26
New Goods from Auction.

4 tNSEED OIL Just received T.,
H l@uy - ~ INSTALLER < CO.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-25
Sale Of valuable Land!-

PURSUANT to the provisions Of Deed
of Trust executed b. Mideon P, Mercer and
wife to Henry L. Smith, as Trustee, 10 Sc
cure certain debts therein contained TO Jno.
Runway, the undersigned, as administrator
of said Henry E. Smith, trustee as aforesaid,
will,
On Monday, The eth day Of February
1854, 1.-The same being The Isl day Of the next
tenn Of the county court Of Mononaalia
county,) sell the said Land conveyed by said
Mercer 10 Smith, being certain tract oil land
living OH The ives, side OF the Mononguhela
river, in tie county Of MOnongulia, odioin'
ing land, Of Alex. Snider and others. and is
the same land conveyed BY John W. East.
burn and wife TO said Mercer, containing IS
acres Of land, III gross, more or less.
Terms of sale will be cush down, and pos
session will be given on the frs! DAY OF A.
pril, 1854. :,
The title of said land, SO conveyed by said
Mercer, is deemed indisputabIe but selling
as tho personal representative Of said Henry
E. Smith, | shall only, sell such title as is
vested in said trustee by said deed OF trust,
reference 10 which trust now on record i'll
the Clerks Office Of the county court Of Mo
Mongolia county. in folio 90, page 349, is
hereby given for more particular description.
BENZ. F. SMITH, Admir- Of
Fl. E. Smith, decd, Trustee.
January %, 1854. is
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-25
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
February II, 1851.

~
CATTLE.-The Cattle market was brisk on
Monday and we note an advance in prices. The
offerings at the scaled were abou, 100 head Of
Beef Cattle, which were all sold to city butchers
twi.h the exception Of 30 head LETT over) at pri-
ecs ranging from 1915 to So on the hoof, equal
to s7.5OaSs.75 net, and averaging s4a5 gross.
.HoGS.-Thcre is still good demand for Hogs,
and the supply at market is somewhat better
than last week. We note sales Of live Hogs at
Sc. 5oa6. 10 per 100 lbs. Some parties are still
holding at 81, but we hear of no sales a. that
figure.
FLoUR.-The foreign udvices received this
week have not been Of favorable character for
breadstuiis, and prices have steadily declined
through the week, tho total decline from tho
highest price Of last week being fully 81 per Dbl.
Under the news by the Pacific, which arrived
Jus, at the close Of our last weekly report, prices
fell of from sS.sIH TO $3.50 per Dbl. The news
by the Africa accustomed further decline Of %
cts. per Dbl. and sales 10 considerable extent
were mado at Ss.25, at which figure the market
closed, tho adyices received by the America hay-
ing occusoncd no change in prices. The for
cign exports this week have been very heavy, a.
mounting to &c, 5a5 bbls. of whce 81 ,4s0 bbls.
were for England, 7,l77 bbli' for France, and
the balance for Rio, the West Indies, and other
points.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-25
SheriG's Sale OF Valuable
E.qTD.

Guy r. C. Allen, Plaintiff,
VS.. lin Chancery.
Molly T. Carter, Defendant,
Pursuan, to a decree Of the Circuit Court
Of MOnongalia county, rendered on Monday,
September the lath, 1853, ] will,
Oh The I'LL Monday in February nert,
(rha. being the first day of the February term
Of the county court oil said county,l at the
from, doc. Of the Courthouse in Alorganlown,
proceed 10 sell the Land in the bill and pro.
reedings mentioned, for ready money, 10 the
highest bidder; said Land containing by es'
limaiinn 70 acres. and lying on The waller;
of White Day creek, in this county. For i
more particular description Of said Land re-
ference is given to the papers filed III thu
cause. The title to said land is believed tC
be indispatabIe, but selling as Sheriff and
Commissioner will only convey such title
as ID vested in ME br said decree.
E.P. FITCH, Deputy for
A. e. Dorsey, Sheriff Monongalia Co.
January &c, 1851. ,s.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-25
What may be had for Three D5llarA
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TO all who subscribe or renew their subscriptions
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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-25
TO DAVID MICHAEL AND JANE
MICHAEL.

y7oU are hereby notified, that on MONDAY
I the 18th day Of MARCH next. at the Office
of Andrew NcMaster, Alderman land ex oiilel9
Justice OF the Peace, No ITO Fiith Street III anu
for tho city of Pittsburgh, Allegheny county, Pa.
and on FRIDAY the 18th day of March next, at
the house Of Thomas S. Bankard, in the town OF
Granville, Monongalia county, Va, and on sA-
TURDAY tho 18th day Of March next, at the
office of Lycurgus S. lIouyh, Esq, in Morgan
town, Monongalu county, Va, between the hours
Of G O'Clock IL the morning and O'Clock in the
evening of said days, the dispositions of snndry
persons will be taken to be read as evidence on
The trial of tho suit now pending in the Circuit
Court Of MOnOngalia county, wherein ! am Plain
tiff and you are Defendants; and if from any
cause, the taking OF said dispositions should not
be commenced, or being commenced should not
be completed on said days, the same will be con
tinued and adjourned from day to day and from
time to time, until taken and completed.
Feb. G, 1854. THoMASS S. BANKARD.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-25
THE MONON GALlA MIR r OR.
''Live Oak Paper Mills. "
Great. Bargain!

IN consequence Of the recent unfortunate
accident which caused the death Of Mr..
Frederick Treudley, "Live Oak" Paper
Mill, situate within one mile Of MOrgan,Uwn,
in the county Of Monongalia, Virginia, j.
now to BIZ rented again. Mr.. Treudley had
Just completed very judicious arrangements
in said mill, and commenced the manufac.
ture Of paper with encouraging prospects OF
success. His lease was Tor three years, CON-
mencing in October last, with the privilege
Of extending it two years longer. lie had
accumulated quite stock Of rays, and made
a considerable amount Of wrapping paper,
both Of which are still on hand. | shall dis.
pose Of the unexpired part Of the leased
term, Machinery, Stock on hand, &c all to.
gsther. A person taking the mill will find
every thing ready TO go'to work.
| am authorized by the proprietor OF the
Mills, Mr.. John Rogers, 10 say that he will
extend the term Of the lease, il desired; OF
he will sell the mills entirely, if preferred,
w. WILEY,
Jan. 29, is54. At Administrator
~I will also rent my Saw.mill, running
two saws, with circular saw and turning
shop attached thereto situate near the mouth
OF Decker's creek, at Morganlown. There
is Boat Yard connected with and attached
to Said mill, Lease to commence on the LIST
Of April next, and for term long or short
to suit the lessor. JOHN ROGERS.
&C. Prttsburg Dispatch and Brownsville
Clipper will insert 4 weeks, and send bills 20
this Office.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-25
To Messrs. John H. Slrider and Henry
IIamlen late Partners under the firm
and STYLE Of Strider & Ham1en.

stRs-rakc notice that on tho 18th day oil
March next, 1854, between tho hours OF SIX O.
clock in the forenoon and six in the afternoon Of
that day, at the Exchange Hotel in the CITY OF
Richmond, Va, shall proceed to take the deP9-
sition Of John A. +. Mar,in, to be used as e'!.
dencc for me in sui,now pending in tho Circuit
Court of Preston county, and on the Chaheeiy
side of said Court upon an ihjuncaonl, wherein
am Plaintiff and you arc Defendant, ana u IRON
any cause the taking Of the said Deposition snali
not be commenced, or being commented shou y.
not bG completed on that day, the taxing VI .ng
same will be adjourned irom time 10 tne, aN ~
from day to day until the said dispositions shall
be completed.
Given under my hand this Sth day Of Fe5ruary'
1854. DAVID LEMMo''
February Is, 1854. -----