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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-22
FRESH DRUGS.

JUST RECEIVED at the +. NJ. Chalfant Drug
Store, Sign OF the Golden Mortar. The at,en-
ton OF Physicians is especially requested, as the
Stock is large and complete and will be sold on
tens that canno, fail 10 give entire satisfaction.
July S, 1904.
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Hats, Gaps, &c!
A new and large assortment,
JUST RECEIVED,

JUO hESGiF I'LL,
and for Sale, cheap for Cash, or the usual
credi, 10 punctual customers,
at The "COmmercial Buildings"
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave respect
fully to inform their old friends and custo.
mers that they have removed their Hal
STORE from the Public Square TO Haeans
new building, High street, where they are
prepared with large stock OF
Hats, Of every variety, style and
Price,
10 accommodate all who are ha,ess, or fear
Of becoming so, with any kind, style or
priced HAT they may desire.
HATS Of any description made to
order on the shortest notice.
Thankful for pas, patronage, we hope, BY
STREET attention to our business to receive
continuance OF the same.
: N' FIFE & CAMPBELL.
Morgantown, Feb. IS, 1854. II
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CASH /! CASH.

WE have come 10 the conclusion to sell
for READY PAY, from and after the first
day Of May next. We would gladly credit
MANY Of our old friends and enstomers, but
altei long experience, believe ], will be bet
ter for US and those who purchase, to adops
the cash system. r,,,>.,,
NtI 10. lAGlER \ tlFNI.N9.
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VIRGINIA. ss.-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Electromagnetic
county, on the first Monday in June, 1854:
John C. Wheclan, Plaintiff,
VS.. IN ChdneeTy.
Z. C. Brooke & Co. Defendants,
The Object of this suit is to make the late firm
of Edward &. Brooke and Augustus Raymond,
late partners trading under the firm oil L. G.
Brooke & Co., liable 10 tho plaintiff for the a.
mount Of note far the SUN oil fur hundred and
six,y.two dollars and forty cents, dated 3lst 0c-
,oher, 1919, aud due six months after date, given
By the said Edward G. Brooke 10 the late iirm oil
". T.. and J. e. Whcelan, upon which Juds-
men, has been obtained against the said Brooke;
aud to subject the said Brooke's interest in
certain tract of land in MonOngalia county, Va,
Of about IS or 10 acres, on which his mother,
Mary brooke, formerly resided, as well as any
other interest the said Brooke may have in lands
in said county. 10 the payment OF the laid debt
and judgment n favor oil the Plaintiff
And it appearing by m affidavit filed that the
said Edward &. Brooke is not an inhabitant oil
this commonwealth, il is ordered that he do ap-
pear within one month after due publication OF
This order, and do what is necessary TO protect
his interest.
1t is also ordered that this order be published
for four successive weeks in the 'Monongal'n
Mirrors weekly newspaper published IN NOR
gan,own, Monongalia county, Virginia; ana be
also posted at the front door of the courthouse
of said county of MonongaIia oil the first day OIL
, tho next County Court OF said county.
A copy; Testc, y ~
Berkshire, Alto: for Plaintiff.
n,3 ~ Juno u.
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GLASS WARE,

Gfvarious styles and finish, which will be sold
as heretofore, very low for Cash, at the Arcade
July S.
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FRANK. NJ. CHALFANT,
AT Circui, Cour, held in and for Monon.
gala county, on the 10th duy Of Septem-
Der, 1855:
stansberry S. Lowman, Plaintiff,
Levi Low, Administrator of VIM. w. Hop
: kins, decd etal, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
stansberry S. Lowman,
IN CHANCERY.

Th;e corce c,noe m fhis Luv In he heorl
'S ,h eat h;I, e amS o .' ,ha oJ
ts ro"n l n;si and exhibits and WIS ar"usd
ZEN, psssse nS. anu eah,e..? aau m"s ,1
Cont, Joth order adimlus and decree, ,hal a
master of this Court do settle the accounts
Of The defendant. Levi Low. administrator
Of The said William w Hopkins deceased,
in a dne course of administrator tina, he
ascertain and repor, the different debts Of
the estate. with their order and priority. and
ti,a, IN Ills end he publish in some puper
nrin,eJ in Moreantown netice 10 the ere
,I,ors 10 come IN and move their debts. for
thirty DAYS nfey,ons 10 the time of taking
the accounts stating in such notice the lime
and place Of taking said account aud that
he repoft his proceedings herein in order 10
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Philip n a FB' 81. e...e.,y.
Samuel RACER ct ais, Dctis.

SdWuoI NdstI et dlsI Dy'"
UPON an account, under an Order Of Re-
ference to the undersigned, one ofthe Commits
osioners ofthe Circuit Court OF Monongalia conn-
", Virginia, which order was made on the 10Th
day of April, 1854: 4,
The parties interested in the account 10 said
! cause will take notice that shall, ut my Office
in Morsantown, Virginia, on Tuesday The Slst
day oil, July, 1854, proceed TO state and settle
the same; at which time and place oil persons
interested will attend with their Claims against
3 the Estate ofWilam Robcr, deceased, with any
evidence which may be required in support oil
the same.
1851. L. $. lou'h.
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DIR. J. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON
FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE OF
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An inraiaabic Book for rs CENTS" Er'ry fam
lily should hare Copy"

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IN LESS THAN ONE
YEAR. A new edition,
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CAL MANUAL & HAND
BOOK for the AFFLICTED
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David i, Chadwick, P!G. I :. c,.,, .,,..,
Us. In ChGneefy.
Levi Fortney ct ais, Dtts.

UPON an Order Of Reference to the under-
signed Commissioner of the Circuit Court Of Mo-
mongolia county, Virginia, which was made on
the 18th day OF April, 1854:
The parties interested in said cause, as well as
tho creditors at large against the Estate OF Daniel
Fortney, deceased, will take notice that shall,
at my Office in MorgantowR. Virginia, on Satnr-
day the a9ta day Of July. 1854, proceed to state
and settle the account in aidcaGse and II from
any cause said account shall nsthe taken on sad
AGAINST said Daniel Fortney's cstate,bcing com
menced shall not be completed i then. the taking
Of the same will be adjourned from time to time
until completed.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner of said
Court, this LIST day of July, 1854.
fJuiy s.-255,d L. S. HouGif.
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and for Sale, cheap for Cash, or the usual
credi, 10 punctual customers,
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PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HoUsE-Es,ab.
lished 20 years ago by DR.. KINRELlN, corner o.
Third aud Unior streets, between Spruce & Pine,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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W. T. Wiley, Counsel. 256 St
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Reoujres the fulflmcnt of several conditions, in
order that it may be really the cause Of mutual
happiness. Could the veil which covers the origin
Of domestic wretchedness be raised, and its true
source in every instance disclosed in how many
could it be traced to physical dsqualifeations and
their attendant disappon,mcnts Apply then
while it is yettimc, in order to have your unsirung
and relaxed organization rebraced, reSivitied and
strenrthepel,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25


week in the Senate The gallant Senator from Hi.
nois, the author of the Report and bill, viii then
prove, what every one believes, that ~ = =
!" The blood of Douglas can protect itself. ?
1t is believed that theree8ill not be ten votes in
the Senate against the bill but it is thought that
the Northern Wings in the House will go in body
against it. If they do it viii be fatal to their friends
in the South, and sweep the last plank from plat.
form already shattered by the blow of public opin
ion. The editorial of the Union of yesterday has
given some complaint this point. The COM
promise of 1850 is fnality-the South acqui-
esced in it and the North, South, East and West
agreed at Baltimore on this point. Even Mr. Dean,
in the House, openly avowed this week on the floor
that the compromise of 1850 applied with equal force
TO Nebraska, to Cuba, to Sonora, and all future Ter
rtory The question is to be settled and practically
applied for the first time in Judge Douglas BILL and
1t Will be seen who sound and who rotten up
on tins vital point Congress have noright under the
constitution to say to the people what shall be the
form OF their internal government. Hence the I'M
constitutonaty of the Missouri Compromise of 1920.
The Nebraska bill and the Compromise of 1850
merely leaves this and all similar questions to the
people of the territory themselves This question
will produce deep feeling and intense excitement
and the coming storm is already heard in the distant
crash of thunder. We may well say with the Queen
in Hamlet,
That roars SO loud and thundcrs ia the index"
Will affect the public mind, when in full force and
action. l shall keep you faithfully advised of men
and acts on this important question, should it
up in the Senate next week, in my next. L. d.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.


By and NTH tie a1rice and consent the Senate.
COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS. -
S. Henry RI Hancock, for the district of Washington,
North carolina
Gideon Bradford, for the district of Providence,
Rhode Island.
George II. Reynolds, for the district of Bristol and
Warren, Rhode Island.' -
John Lynch, for the district of Richmond, Vir-
ginia
George Turner, for the district of Newport, Rhode
Island
Henry Hobart, for the district of New London,
Connecticut.
James Lyle, for the district of Presque ISLE Erie
Pennsylvania.
Eben ". Allen, for the district ofNantucket, Mas
sachusetts
William Bartoll, for the district of Narblehead
Massachusetts.
William S. Pcmeroy, for the district of Fairfield,
Connecticut.
Samuel Il. Sawyer, for the district Of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, Virginia.
Hugh Archer, for the district of ST. Marks Flor
ida
Ezra Chescbro for the district of Stonington Con-
nccticut.
John S. Parker, for the district of Cherrystone
Virginia.
John A. Sheprad, for the district of Burlington,
New Jersey
Julius \. Barrattc, for the district of St Mary's,
Georgia:
Robert N. Mcmillan, for the district of Teche,
Eranklin,) Louisiana.
Ephraim X. Smart for the district of Belfast
Maine.
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From the Washington Union.
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION.

The subjoined important proclamation issued by
the President of the United States will be read with
interest 1t relates to subject which has attracted
large share of public attention, and will be received
with general appreciation. 1t shows that the Presi-
dent is determined to interposc to maintain the in
tegrty of the laws against violation and to this end
he calls upon all good citizens to dscountenance the
proceedings alluded to- requiring all public officers
to exert their authority to arrest and bring to trial
all offenders. This step called for by the intel
ligence received by the President, and will be prop
crly appreciated.
By tile President Of tile United .St0tes-4 Proclaim
ati0R.
Whereas informoton has been received by me
that an unlawful expedition has been fitted out in
the State OF California with view to invade Mexico
"a nation maintaining friendly relations with the
United States-ard that other expeditions are or
ganiZing within the United States for the same I'M
lawful purpose and whereas certain citizens and in
habants OF this country, unmndfnl of their obiiga-
tons and dutes and OF the rights of friendly DOW
er, have participated and are about to participate
IN these enterprises derogotory to our national
character, and so threatening to our TRANQUILITY and
are thereoy mourning the severe penalties imposed
by law against such offenders
Vow, therefore, /, Franklin Pierce President OF
the United States have issued this, my proclamation
warning all persons who shall connect themselves
with any such enterprise, or expedition, that the
penalties of the law denounced against such GRIMM
al conduct, will be rigidy enforced and exhort all
good citizens as they regard national character
as they respect our laws, the laws of nations as
tney value the blessings OF peace and the welfare
their country, to dscountenance, and by all Lawful
means prevent, such criminal enterprises and cal
upon all officers of this government, civil and militia
ry to use any efforts, which may be in their power
to arrest for trial and punishment every such often
der.
Given under my hand, and the seal of the United
States, at Washington, this eighteenth day OF
H. S. January, in the year our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fty-four, and the seventy
eighth of the independence ofthe United States
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President
W. L. MARCY, Secretary of State
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MARRIED..

In Johnston County fine 4h instant, by the Rev
Tle Clauds b. Sanders, Esq., Miss Zllah f. Whitley.
On the 10th ult by j. n Benners ESQ., DR.. William t.
Love, Waynesvillc, Haywood, Miss p. j. Mills,
Henderson county. =
On the 18th uli. by ]. O. Woodward Esq, Mr. VIM MUIR
raw Washington county, Tenn, Miss Emalne daugh
ter of Abner Jervis of Madison county.
In Cherokee county, NC. the 29th Dec. 1862 by
Rev William Moore, Mr Samuel w. Davidson and Miss
Jane IL. Alexander.
In Charleston the 5th inst, by Rev. J. r. Kendrick
the Rev. j. Lewis huck Missionary the Chinese in Cali
fna and Annie L. second daughter of the late Gen. G. J.
Trotti Of Banwell c. L., 8. c. ~
In Richmond Va the 9Th inst. by the Rev. Leroy
NJ Lea u. D., Mr. Thomas L. Cooley, formerly Of Hllsbor
ogh to Miss Fannie HILL daughter Of the late Mr. Henry
Hl of that city.
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EDGECoMBE IfoUsE.-rHE sUBscRIBER b,.

HNDGECOMRE HOUSE-THE SUBSCRIBER has
Ltaken this well known and congratulated Hotel for
merry known Penders Hatel which has been consdera
bly, enlarged and improyed in the of Tarborough,
and will endeavor to satisfactory manners
those who may favor him with call -~its s2-'55.T
His stages continue running daily, fexccpt Sunday)
from ROCKY Mount Depot on the Wilmington Railroad
connecting whths steamer Gov Morehead for Washing,
ton He also continues to keep hand horses and Yehc.
les for the conveyance of convenient point
they may desire e<- GEORGE HOWARD!
Marlborough Jan.
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COOPER BLOSSOMS" are gathered and "wisely set
for show in nearly all the public office in the
county We have not seen more promising speci-
mems from any mines in process of development than
those deposited in the Fire Insurance Office, from
Flack's in Guilford and McCrackens in Alamance.
At Fiack's, 1G miles northeast of Greensboro, the
miners haxe gone about twenty feet deep, and at
McCracken's miles west ofIIaw river, in Alamance,
they have gone about thirty feet deep. The indica-
7ere with fine prospect of opening valuable veins
The "Twn Nine" miles west of Greensboro,
has been opened to the depth of about 70 feet with
good and increasing prospects of ultimate success
The deeper they CO. the better it becomes and all
the parties interested have best wishes for
profitable result to their enterprise.
Greensboro Patriot
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NOTICE.-A B. n: L. STITH HAVING CLOSED
II their business in Raleigh have rented the Store house
recently occupied by Selby Murray for office.
They respectfully request those Indebted to hon
to call Immediately and settle their accounts otherwise they
will be compelled to place them in the hands of officers for
collection.
DIV and Baskets of Champagne Wine which they will close
New York cost, and invite dealers call examine
them.
January 10, 1924 19--t1stF.
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ETNION HOTEL, GAINESVILLE, Va.-THIS
u HOTEL is situated Main Street, to tho
business part of the town The Popretors have recently
erected their premises large and commodious brick
building, containing eleven comfortable rooms which, with
the old buildings will enable furnish good accom-
modatiens for any number of visitors.
Determined to minister to the comfort of their guests by
means in their power they respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public.
FINCH & BOYD, Proprittors.
January Is, 1854, 19-1y.
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Never to kope again.

The manifestation shown was no token of respect
to him. A crowd around the Hotel would have been
just as ready to have witnessed the exhibition of
Punch and the harlequin dicertisement of any
clown.
The Nuncio of the Pope, Mons. Bendini, has been
abiding here for the last week, the guest of the
French Minister, Mons. Sartge. His appearance at
Cincinnati and elsewhere created excitements and
mobs. met him in company with the Secretary
of State and he seems. quit ga young man, does not
speak English except through hisSecretary, and is
DESTROYS Of forming correct opinion of our country
He leaves in the steamer from New York for Liver
pool to-day. The violence of the mob in Cincinnati
and the threatening placards in New Orleans serious
ly jeopardized his person and life Fortunately for
country and nation these appeals to popular pas
sion do not originate with Americans.
The Russian Minister, NJ. De Bodisco lies at the,
point of death, at his residence this city. He
has been many years in this city-married a lovely
young lady of Georgetown, and is much respected.
The Territorial bill for Nebraska viii come up next
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a TTENTION FARMERS OF WAKE:-A
n regular meeting County sgrlclltural 80
ciety will lie held in the City Hail. on FRIDAY the :1th
inst az II oc,ocS A. NJ DR. Tompkins will, at that time.
deliver before Society the first Of series OF Ar,cn
tslral Lectures. w. W. p" h4iAhf7rS, toScy
January 10. ls5f ..sF rs5.4 ~
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EORTY DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EORTY DOLLARS REWARD.-RANAWAY
from the subscriber living miles southwest of Rail-
egh on the 10Th of the present month"; his Negro boy
white eyes marks recoected only small believe
on the left side of his neck cured kind of lump Said
Goodng and brother in Peterborough Chatham County
he also has sister and two children Wake his sister
r. b. Burts, his two children at Sion Beckwiths
The above reward will be paid for delivery of said
boy to the subscriber $50 for s confinement any Jail
that get him again. ALSEY HUNTER
January 23d, 1864. 1oO7-wtf
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An act having been passed by the Legislature of
Indiana submitting to popular vote the question
of ''license liccnse' to sell liquor, the Supreme
Court of that Commonwealth has decided that pro-
vision to be unconstitutional
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NA1 ENTWORTH MALE ACADEMY.-THE
w Trustees of this Academy take pleasure in
ing to the public that they hsve secured the services of
II. SMITH gentleman of considerable experience in
teaching and extensively known thorough teacher The
Academy is fine new building Wentworth is remarks
bly, healthy place and happily suited respect the
establishment of school of high character The
Spring Session opens the 1st MONDAY in February.
Board good families for large number of Students at
5000 per menthghts, fuel washing and seryants hire
included.
Tuition from 81, so to SIS. !.
By order of the Trustees
JAMES IRWIN See,y
january 2, 1854 LIT
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LAW NOTICE.
January ?, 1854

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING REMOVED TO RAIL
EGH respectfully offers his services to all having
business in the Supreme Court the County and Spe
ror Courts of Wake and adjoining Counties ATTOR<
NEY and COUNSELLOR. -,
ssE ssbS' s1-5sEss EDWARD OANrWELLt
Raleigh Tn 10 1p5A sss&- 19-61n.
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GeorQia LEGISLATURE.

CnARLEsroS Jan. 10. The Georgia Legislature
has ballotted five times for U. S. Senator without
success. The last ballot stood Dawson, wing and
union 9s; McAllister dem, o. Mcdonald, s. R.
81 The election was then postponed till Monday
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rl * lhe weatherh here is now clear and quite cold
|ws, 4Oads are said to be almost impossible The
b,s 'ern stage, which has the worst road to travel
s,as O'en reduced of late to an open box, which af
passengers the full benefits of light and air.
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Rumoured Loss of. I1nother .Steanaer

New YORK. Jan. 90 We have a rumor here that
another Pacific steamer was lost Christmas day.
All the passengers and their property were saved.
1t is also stated that the California mail was brought
to Acapulco in 50 hours.
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New Schools IN ROCKINGHAM. 1t will be seen by
reference to our advertising columns, that the Rev
Jacob Doll, has taken charge of the new Female
Academy at Madison. Mr.. Doll is esteemed as an
able minister thorough scholar and finished gentle
man, well qualified to act Principal of such In
stitution. We would ask no further assurances of
the usefulness of this School, than the fact of its be-
ing under the superintendent of the Rev. Jacob
Doll.
1t will aisc be that the friends of education at
Wentworth have erected building and dedca-
ted it to the purpose of establishing a permanent
Male Academy, and secured the services of Mr.. Ru-
fus H. Smith, late of the professors in the Ger
manton Masonic Institute. We can only repeat
what we have heretofore said, that there are few
better teachers than Rufus A. Smith.
Greens6orouah Patriot
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D.. VII AFFAIRS. We learn that the newly elected
'@ru OF Commissioners for Raleigh were qualified
nm saturday night last, and entered their duties
wi the exception of Mr.. Whiting who, we regret
'@'e' has been confined to his house for several
M past by serious indispostion.
~, NN Root was elected City Treasurer, and Mr.
st.l L. Murray and Mr.. Bryant Miller. Town Con-
the Board ''' 100 '' 'Cs'N' ~ : =
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ldy The communication of sc. Pr on the sub
ject of Prof. Hcdricks Analyses, has been received
and shalt appear in our next.
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Liouor Lac an Rhode Island.

Providence, jan 20. The bill to repeal the liquor
law and substitute the license SYSTEM with liquor
to be drunk the premises was laid on the table
by the Senate this morning by vote of II to T.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS
"A BY virtue of Deed of Trust executed to for puE
poses therein mentioned Trustee will proceed the
21st of March next the premises to sell all the property
of the SALEM MANUFACTURING COMPANY, situated
in the town of Salem And the bid for the whole proper
y should not be considered satisfactory the Buildings Ma
chnery and Lands will be offered for sale separately,
to be made known the day of SALE Said sale to
be continued from day day till the whole property sold
THOS. j. WILSON, 7f7tstst
Salem, N. c.. Jan. TO- 1854. l9-Sw.