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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-06-03
The Election.

This great event, 10 WHICH The candidates
looked forward with SO much Of personal
soliciiude, is over and past. The hopes Of
the successful arc realized and The fears oI
the defeated have come home 10 them-rni
bpih with the sanction Of tho people.
The canvass for the SheEiffllly was well
contested md animated. The minority for
Nix. Fleming, tho successful candidate is
small, considering that he was the nominee
CT the party dominant in some GOO votes. :
The result, however, does not prove that Mr..
Jennings party was disaiTectcd with their
cend.daie, but that Mr.. Fitch, as faithful,
efficient aud honorable officer, was esteem
ed worthy TO receive, al the hands Of the
people, by u very large portion Of their votes,
thu Office upon which no had reflected The
highest credit in the discharge OF ills duties
as Deputy Sheriff. To hope that Mr.. Elem
ing muy discharge the functions Of his new
station os well and efficiently as would his
opponent have done if elected, is to hope
tho, we may continue to enjoy the services
of a Sheriff, unsurpassed in qualifications, in
Northwestern Virginia.
For Commissioner Of the Revenue on both
sides of the river, there was much compeii-
ton. Out Of some nine or ten candidates,
but two could be elected. Just imagine the
wear and tear Of poor human nature which
the announcement Of the result must have
occasioned, especially when each candidate
esteemed his chances Of success as good, il
not little better, thnn that Of either o: his
competitors. Blu! the viciors bear their
honors meetly, and the vanqusaed their de-
feat philosophically.
The License Question has been decided
afirmatively, Red Eye has borne off the
palm here as on many another field, and won
charter 10 rule ami reign in ruin over the
appe,iles and dsstinies Of his willing sub
iects. There were some, however, who
have tasted OF the fiery bowl, who evinced
adispusilion to "dash-i! down,n and prayed
the Court and the law, "Dclirer us from
temptation" but their voices are overwhelm'
ed IN The clamor for "Strong Dnnk"!!!
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VIRGINIA., 30 Wii.-At Rules held in
the Clerks Office orthe Crcnit Court ofPre,-
ton county, on the first Monday ofApril, 1854:
John EVERY and Edgar c. Wilson, Compliments.
rs.
James Cobun, Isaac W Cohun, jonathan Co!un
Isabel cobnn, Subina Knox, James Knox, En-
genius Cobun, Mary Cobun, John Cobun, Rob
or, Cobun, Alpheus Cobun, Francis robun,
Hugh Evans (a;e Sheriff and as Administrator
ofAr;hur CoGun, dcc'd.) and Jane Cobun wife
Of said Arthur, Defendants,
... IN CHANCERT.
The object OF this suit is to subject a ttact Of
Land of Arthur Cobun, decd, to the paymcn, OF
his debts, and it appearing by affidavit that the
defendant, Alpheus Goblin, is not a resident of
this State, on motion OF the Compliments, by
their counsel, it is ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here within one month after due
publication oil this order, and do wha. is neces-
sary to protect his interests, and that a copy Of
this order be published once week for four sue
cessiye weeks in the "Monongalia Mirror" d
weekly newspaper published in Morgantown,
Monongalia county, and posted at the front door
of the Courtllouse ofths county on the first day
of tho nextterm Of the County Courtoiths county.
A copy teste: JAS. Ii. CARROLL, CIR.
Z. C. Wilson, Counsel. inlay sO.-5t.
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The .Lazcar, Aloat.

On Saturday last the Moaongahela rose
fOms two or three feet, and a deputatiOn o.
our river folks responded TO the call of Capt
Anawalt by improving the opportunity thu:
afforded of getting his boat, the "Jesse La
GEAR" off the bar a, Collins's. We had es'
pected visit from her, when shc got Off
but, once right side up, und finding herself
again mistress in her native element, she
gave out sonorous bawl and struck fol
deeper water and Brownsville. Perhaps
the Pilot is entitled 10 a full share Of the
credi, a,tachable to running the thing in
The ground" in this case, so that we erred
las. week in ascribins to the wind all the
glory Of the achievement!
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SO .. e :; azas Sc @Asains':

10 The MLure Hopse.-Dr. Wat
son Carr, a gentleman of the right. true,
warm.hearted stamp, has taken this no.
Bile mansion for a term of years, and
will this week, open it as hotel for the
reception of guests. Under his admin
istration we predict this house will be a
house of as high character for comfort
and accommodation Us any house in the
Union, and that every man will feel at
home in it who conducts himself as a
gentleman, aud becoming a house of the
kind, for the DR.. is not only himself a
gentleman but man ofsense. We cor
daily commend the house and lis new
proprietor, to the travelling public
Wheeling Gazette.
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PUBLIC SALE.


PURSUANT to a Decree of The Circui,
Court Of Monongalia county, Va, rem.
dercd in the case Of Henry Watson and 9th
ers against James O. Watson and others, the
undersigned US Commissioners wIl, on
Monday, The 2Gth dayOf June, 1854
being a Court day, u, the Courthouse i'll
Morgamlown, sell nj public suIe 10 the high
est bidder, about
"a Acres ef E.arh,
lying on White day creek, in MononsaliH
county, near Smithlielt, being Lots No. 4
and S in the division Of the Estate Of james
G. Watson deceased, aud the same that was
assigned 10 the heirs OF Thu's. Watson, decd.
ALSO G7 Acres, being Lot No. ., assigned
10 Mary G. Watson, in the division OF said
Estate. All of said Lois lie adjoining, md
will be sold together This land is valuable,
and the title believed 10 be perfectly good.
Said Sale 10 be upon credit OF SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
bonds with security for The payment oil
the purchase money, bearing interest from
the day of sale.
May 20, 1854. Is
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BALTIMORE MARKET-MAy 80.

FLOUR market firm. l2OO bbls Howard
street, and 1000 City Mills Flour sold at
$3.50. Supply moderate. Rye Flour $3.50.
Country Corn Meal So. 37a3 50; city sS,S7.
Catlle-45O heap Of beef cattle offered at
50. Prices ranged frsm 81 50 to S5.75 on
The hoof - a1 4
Hoss-Snpply larze-sales al SIS to Sj.75.
Sheep-Sales at sS to IS per head, 81 to
IS gross. Lambs So to 81. In demand.
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NEAsoNIc.---THE brs,hren, of fa,rmont
lM Lodge, No. 0, A. Y. M.,will celebrate the
approaching anniversary of St. John tho Baptist,
June 24th) with the usual and appropriate Ger
emones. The neighborng Encumpments, Chap
tiers and Lodges, and all sojourning brethren in
good standing, arc invited TO attend and partci-
pate upon the occasion. April %.
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Sale Of a Valuable HOUSE and LOT
in BrandOnvilIe, Preston Go.

Moses Shehen ! The decree Of the Circuit
Is. }Courl of Preston county,
George J. Leib. rendered in the foIegoimg
cause on the l7,h day Of March. 1854, in
which the undersigned are named as Com
missionprs, directs said Commissioners TO
sell the House and Lo, in the bill and pro-
ccedings mentioned, 70 the highest bidder,
before the front door Of the Court House IN
Kingwood, upon credit Of 6 and - months,
the purchaser giving bond and security with
interest from the day Of sale.
The sale Of said House and Lot will be
made on the I'd Monday in August, 1854, Ut
being Court.day.l at the place and on the
terms above named. WM. G. BRowS,
25lh May, 1854. JSo.J. BRowS,
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RAILROAD CONVENTION.

A Convention of Delegates from the sew
eral Towns and Counties interested in the
proposed Railroad from the Pennsylvania line
along the valley Of the Monongahela river,
to Ravenswood, will be held at FAIRMoNT
on Thursday the 18th Of June next.
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HOE & CO.'S Patent GROUND SAWS,

rElHE Subscribers manufacture from the hest
CAST STEEL, CIRCULAR SAWS, from
two inches to eighty inches in diameter. Their
Saws arc hardened and tempered, and arc ground
and finished by machinery designed expressly for
the purpose; and arc therefore much superior to
those ground in tho usual manner, as they are
strengthened and stIloned by increasing them in
thickness regularly from the cutting edge to the
centre, consequently do not become heated or
brcklci, and produce grea, saving in timber.
They also manufacture CAST STEEL MILL,
PIT and CRoSS-CUT SAWS, and BILLET
WEBS, ofsuperior quality, all of which they have
for sala, or they may be obtained of the principal
Hardware Merchants throughout the United States
and Canada. Il. HOE & co.
30 and 81 Gold-sireet; New Yerk.
IL Publishers of Newspapers who will insert
this advertisement three times, with this note.
and forward us paper continuing tho same. will
DO paid in printing materials by purchasing four
times the amount Of their bill for tho advertise.
ment. 2i9 st May %, 1854.
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On Tuesday evening last, keel.boa', un'
der command of Capt. Province, landed be-
low The wharf, where she discharged heavy
cargo Of Bridge Iron, and Merchandise fer
our Town dealers. m1
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For Cash or Trade Only!
Fresh .grrivGS 60 rhe
Variety Store s. Clothing Emporium Mol

ulgh street, AI0FsHRfo''"i w.
GROCERIES, Hardware, Quqcnswafn, Glass,
ware, StonCwaro, Iron, Nails, Salt, Castings,
Hill side, Ohio Shaver, Patent Lever and True
American plonghs, Plough Points LtndsidGs'
Ladies' dress goodc, of almost every desirable
pattern, dress trimmings, white and fancy COLOR
ed Grape shawls, and almost everything the ladies
may want, and very cheap, too,
Gcntlemon's and Boys wear for Spring and
Summer; black, blue and brown Sack, Fr"ck
and Dress Coats; pants, vests, d'awer', crayatS,
shirts and shirt collars, gloves, pocket and neck
hand korchicls, hats, boots and shoes, aud every
article gentlemen may ~ant to complete their
wardrobe. We invite everybody to call as our
stock is complete and we arc determined to DC
second to none.
We buy for cash we sell for cas''i VIC have
bu, one price, and will sell our goods at tho very
lowest figures. We can and will sell as low as
my house in town, east west, north or SCUM. ;.
If attention to business and honorable dealing
will give US friends VIC arc determined to h1vo
them. Our motto is Quick Saes, small pfS pr.
and ready my. LATER s. FLEMING.
Morgautown, June 3, 1864.
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WATER! FIRE.! WATER /! ]!
TIN ,rill you tug a, that old Windlass ,vhs,
sI pTTlJp - Cham

YIN triIl 1ou lug al maj 0lN HlhNIdsS ttHeH
you can get good PUMP 50 cksOp'
Mr.. BRADLEY, Ascn, for the sale of colds
Patent Suction Pumps" after having put up some
FORTY ofthcm in this section, not one oil which
has failcd to give entire satisfaction, is again on
hand with anotherlo oil them, teadyto supply all
demands with despatch. The people Of Monon-
gala, Preston, Marion, Barbour and Harrison
counties, to wiinm his agency extends, cannot
obtain a CHEAPER or more desirable PUMP,
therefore he asks them to examine and purchase
NJ al! orders addressed to me at Morgantown,
will meet 9th prompt attention.
april %, 1851, P.BRADLEf..
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LOudon County Agricultural Institute ant
CiEEMGCAE ACADEMY.

TN this Institution, thorough instruction is
given IN all the branches of Mathematics and
Science, useful to the farmer and the man OF bu-
sinoss. The students are not taught the theory
only, but they arc instructed in the practical ap-
p!ication OF their studies to the every day at
fairs Of life. They arc made acquainted with
the phenomena fnature-taught the properties
Of soils-thc composition of lninoras-tho util-
ity OF different kinds ofrocks--,hc requirements
of plunls-laws Of mechanical iorccs-ealcu!a-
tons ofthc cost, quantity, and strength OF ma
terials used for building and other purposes
surveying farms-leveling wCter-courses-lay-
ing out roads-making maps mechanical draw
ing-aad calculations required in the construc-
ton Of machinery, SC. Agricultural chemistry
is thoroughly taught, and illustrated BY thous-
ands of interesting experiments in the lecture
room, in tho laboratory, and on the farm.
The advanced students arc taught how TO pre-
pare pure chemicals, analyze soils, minerals,
marls, SC.
A workshop is furnished with furnace, turn
inC lathe and great variety OF tools for working
in wood and metal. Hence the students have an
opportunity OF seeing all the branches OF me-
chanism, from the telling of the timber to the
polishing and finishing of handsome and costly
apparatus; every part Of which is tamill9rly es-
planned. Their attention is not confined to the
class book; but they arc taken into the laeora-
tory, the workshop, the garden, and the field,
and they are made acquainted with hundreds of
operations which every body sees but !e" can
explain.
This design Of the Institution is to prepare
Young men for business; and, to accomplish this
desirable purpose, neither pains nor expense is
shared in obtaining every thing necessary for full
and complete illustration. Tho course OF in
o,ruction Is varied to suit the farmer, tho mer-
chant the engineer, &c.
The buildings arc now and commodious and
tho neighborhoOd is not surpassed IN morality.
The location has all the advantage of purity Of
water, salubrity Of atmosphere, and beauty OF
scenery. r.,
The regular sessions commence on tho ilrst
dsy of October, and end on the first day OF TIE
following August. Young men wishing to enter
as students, should, If possible, make appiica-
ton before tho closing Of the previous session.
TrRMs.-s2OO per session Of ton months. ono
half to be paid in advance, and the remainder on
tho first OF March, This includes tuition, boaIa
lodging, washing, fuel and lights. Students IN
tho Classical department are charged $50 per
session extra-to be paid IN advance.
sons of preachers aud editors arc charged on
ly $3.50 per session. az, =,
Books furnished at store prices, Tor winch Tue
students are expected to pay cash
Farmers can have their soils Analysed anG
teachers and students can obtain pure chemical
reagents at TIC establishment.
BENZ. II. BENTON, Principal.
AIDE P. o., LoudOun county, Va.
June 3, 1854. u.
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Lumber | Lumber (!

rJ1HE Subscribers have leased the Saw Mill and
Boat Yard owned by John Rogers, Esq, and
take this method OF informing the public that
they are prepared to build Boats, Barges, &C.,
and to furnish lumber at iairpriccs. Terms Cash
April 2a.-[2ml LYNCH s HAGANs. (,
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Important Consideration !.
To, those who want Bargains |!

Just before going East, i. is our custom TO
offer the slotk on hands a, very reduced pri-
ces. That lime has now arrived, and those
who wish to buy Goods at about the Eastern
cost, can now have the opportunity by call
Ing before they are all gone. We have ma
ny desirable Goods YET on hand, of whicl,
are the following:
Yard wide brown Muslins, good, 10 sell at
81 cents;
Heavy Shee,ings, yard wide, to soil OF s l.3
cents;
30 inch do. 70 sell at 10 cents;
cent Calico 10 sell ut ftp;
Nice Dress Goods in the same proportion;
all Of which we are compelled 10 sell in or.
der to make room for the new stock. So
come, one and all, and take advantage Of
our necessities, and thereby get your money
back all this fuss will be al the New YORK
Chtup Trisiy Store of
a'" CARR, HASwAY s. Co.
MAY 81, 1854.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale valuable
Farm, situate abou, two miles from Morgan
town, on the West side Of the river, on the
road leading TO Indian Creek, adjoining lands
OF Moses Cox and others. There is OH the
premises good dweliing-house and kitchen,
with barn and fruit trees, and good well
Of water This farm contains about 100 u
ores, of which fifty acres are cleared; the rest
well timDered. Call and examine for your.
selves. The terms will be made known by
E JOHN G. LEMON.
April s, 1851. 242 81
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PITTSBURG MARKET-slay so.
FLOUR was in good demand, and firm.
Sales first hands, 80 bbls superIine and ex.
ira, OF Ss,25 +! 45O bbs at SSH From
store 400 bbls at ss25 IA extra at $3.50.
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jas. oiben has very materially i'm
proved The appearance OF his dwelling, and
a, the same time fitted up splendid shop
for ,hs manufacture Of Ssddlery merchan'
diz.. Thu Southern wing of the Public
so,,arc looks all the boltet Of the improve.
m.n, Success to local cn,erpIiss.
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commissioners Sale

OF Valuable Real Estate in Preston Co.
William Seymour Co. Compts.1 Pursuant to
VS.. Ldecrce Of the
Jacob Crane at al, DCtis. Circuit Court
of Preston county, rendered on the 2lst day of
March, 1854, in tho foregoing cause, tho UNDER
signed "a special Commissionc, appointed for that
purpose, will sell the Tract Of Land in tho bill
aud proceedings mentioned, before the front
door Of the Courthouse in Kingwood, on the Cd
Monday in July, 1854, (being Court day, TO
the highest bidder, upon credit Of 4, S, IL and
is months, the purchaser giving bond and sccu.
rity, with interest from tho day OF sale.
HO Ye Lovers Of VGniSOn and Trout !!
The above Tract Of Land contains some 500
Acres, situated in tia; most delightful region,
the Gudes-whcre Game and Trout abound
The Decree authorizes no preference Of bidders,
but The Commissioner would be much pleased to
sell to good na;uted, lazy man, fond Of hunt
ing aud fishing. !NO. J. BROWN.
25th May, 1854. 25Ots
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cd q Z q q
NEwAKX. New Jersey, january

NEWARK, Now Jersey, January y.
Mr.. Dsnnett-We tako pleasure in stating that
your Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, gives great
satisfaction in every case. u q pi.s
A very respectable gentleman informed nus
tina, his daughter wHS troubled with diaictsY
mrns,rua,ion aud other diseases peculiar tp llef
sex. Sac had no, had her regular menstrual lis=
charges fora Long tine but by the use Of D: =
Guysot,'s yellow Dock and Sarsdpatilla wasrad;.t
!cully cured. She used Townseud's aud others
without receiving the slightest benefit. he;had
one daughter lie from the same5diseasc.
]. d. TRIP & Co..
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Er.rdei Of Later from an eztsasire .ait.ehant is
PiaiWfsld, Liriagstom co., &ifeh.

TIuIHHcIu' 'IIsF'E'H' EFEt' y TIVE
Mr.. John D. Patk-Dear Sir-Dr. Guysott's
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilais performing some
astonishing cures in ibis place. "A Mr.. $. Bt
Strickland has Just informed mo Mat one OF his
children has been entirely cured Of u very severe
ease Of Scroiula by the use of only One botile.-
He had tried almost everything that the Doctors
had prescribed, but all Of no avail, as the child
continued getting worse. The sores arc I'LL heal
ed Up. and the child apparently well which Is
justly aseribcd to Tho useof the yellow Dock aud
Sarsapari!la. Yours, truly,
Esignedl ~ RIA. BEAL. (
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DIR. GUYsoTRs
The Best FEalsLE AIEDlClNE known.

The peculiar malsqics 10 which women arb
sulictt, produce great bodily exhaustion, accom-.
panied BY depressed and often gloomy s,p;eot
mind. As,hcsysiom dcciines in strength, there's
ia n loRa Of nervous power, and this very nasr;
rally imprfs the energy Of The mind and dis'ntlis
the cquanimi,y Of tho temper, E'ery candid
woman who las suffered from ie.r.ilc complaints
will admit this ~ be the nournInl truth. Now
to obtain relief It IS only necessary 10 stop tie
tendency 10 depletion anddcbility: Thsisdpne
by runcwing that lonntain Of health and strength,
tho blood, and no medicine accompanies this
desirable result 50 speedily and completely as
DR.. Guysotrs Improved E1irarl Of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparille. u s. s.. !,
Ladius of pao ronplcxionNand ronsamRltye
habits, and such as arc debitstod by those ON
struclions which fenulcs arc liable to, arefessII
tO'ed, by the use ofdho,,!e or,wp, to'bloom and
to yigor. s-..
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MarrteD:

On the Both ult. by the Rev. john Waters,
Rev. JOHN M. POWELL, TO Miss ELLEN PovL'
son, all Of Monongalia county.
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Erwipclas cured By the pseqet DR.. Guwoa'J
E1iract Of Ye'low Dock and Sarso2ar'In.
Scott township, yandetbd;E CO., Indiana,}
- July ItIr .tsiay

J. D. P4,k-Dcar Sir--ltis with great pleasure
write abou, The very happy ettects Of your Dr:
Guysotg Extract Of Yellow Dock and Safsnpa-
rilla," upon my daughter, wlI9 las been suffer
ing under thnt dreadful disease, Erysipelas, with
which sho was attacked in 1898, and she'~as at
tended bysoiae Of our most eminent plysicians
for eight months pefseyeiiagly. without any BEN.
cticiai e.!ec, whatever. She became reduced 10
u perfect skeleton. She had ulcers from her
shoulders to her knCes %!iieli continually dis
charged offensive matter. Her physicians pre-
nounced her ease hopeless, and brybnd the reach
Of medicine. Ny neighbors aad myself though!
her dissolution near al hand. One.Uf my neigh
hors insisted on my trying cdr. Guysosrs Ex-
tract OF yellow Dock and Snfsupatilla," as alas:
resort, fos 5a all Of our physiciuns ndgisen her
up, there could be no detraient 1T CONSENT
ed to do SO, i!ort from u restless desire 10 do
something iot my daughter while life lasted than
from any hben OF gettihs relief So commence
ed using the medicine according 10 tircrticns,.
and 10 my treat astUnishmciit, she commenced
improving, and before she had used eight bottles
che was able ,uwalk out. She used, in all, IL
bo,tesof DR.. tiuysotr6 yellow Dock and Sar-
saparila, which restored her 10 perfect health, in
December 1852, SHE is noS entirely isee from
any ycs,ite Of the complaint.
most earnestly recommend ito every person
suffering under any similar disease.
b. L. MARTIN. =
do hereby certify that my fathers statement
of MS lale illness ID dot BY any means e1agsera-
ed. Ny health is low perfect, which ascFibc
wholly to the iuse Of Dr.. Guysuyrs Extract OF
Yellow Dock and Sarsapar!la. 49,
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PUBLIC SALE.

DURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit
4 COur, OF Monongalia county, Virginia,
in the case Of McColgans against John l.oI-
tus and others, the undersigned as Commits
sioner will, OIL
Monday, The 2GLh day Of June, 1854,
beins cOur, day, a, The Court-Honse IN Nor;
gan,0wn, sell at public sale, u lot or parcel
OF Land, containing TWO and one'halI
g,z-s ACRES, on which is situated i
f6sT.SsYs Dwelling, Stura.house, and stable,
.iII;E4sand now occupied BY Anthony
t2sg8 Lnftus, on the East silIe Of Cheat
river. Said sale to be upon credit oil 6and II
months, the purchaser giving bond and seru-
rity for the purchase money, bearing inter-
est frum the day of sale.
EDGAR c. WILSON,
Nay 90, 1854. Commissioner.