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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
Valuable Discovery.

A mine Of Block Tin is said 10 have been
discovered in Urshur county, in this State,
which promises 10 DO Of great value. We
are informed that portion Of the Ore has
been taken to Baltimore, and upon invest.
CATION by competent person, proves to pro.
duce so per cent. We also understand that
our ,ownsman, Mr.. Robert Morrison, and
another gentleman, with the dscoverer,
have purchased thousand acres Of the land
upon which this treasure was discovered,
aud intend Immediately to plove its value
by the necessary operations. Its location is
about so miles above Fetterman, on the
head waters Of Buchanan river.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
The Burns House, Fairmont.

We are gratifed 10 see that the prorrie.
tors Of this House have enlarged it By the
addition of several rooms, and that it has
been ,as,efully painted, papered and fitted up
in every part, for the entertainment OF
guests, so that even the most fastidious will
have no reasonable ground of complaint
|, is, in a word, frsl-rale House. The To-
cation is not only convenient to travellers BY
Railroad, bu, to all others. Those who cross
the Suspension Bridge are there at once
while those going to town from other points
of the compass will necessarily have TO "ee
the Cas-" and here is the place TO crafty
their curiosity and attend TO their personal
comfort a, The same time. We have not en-
coun,ered better furnished table for many a
day--anl as to the liquors. they are precise
" 10 our liking, the usual and choice variety
being tea, coffee, and pure cold ssatsr. The
beds are such as a tasty traveller knows how
TO appreciale-and between the dry jokes Of
the senior, and The s,udiously polite atten-
ton of the junior partner of the concern,
there Is nothing lacking to make one feel es-
sen,ialy III home, il he deserves !" home
that is worthy Of the name. The charges
are moderate Tor the times.
We were nc, aware, until recently, that
the Burns House was any thing more than
an ealing house for Railroad passengers
Blu. we now learn that LAWYERS, Jurors aud
Witnesses attending Court, Us well as per-
sons travelling by private conveyance are
amply accommodated.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
Thc Money Market,

In Pii,sburg and Wheeling, and no doubt
i, all other manufacturing cities in the west.
Is extremely tight. Owing to low water M
the Ohio, it has been impossible TO ship the
products Of the workshops, or TO realize
their value. Hundreds Of TONS of manulac-
,upd iron, glass, sc. are stored up in wait
ing for rise in The Rivers.
The enlerprising prortie'ors OF onr Boat
lard are realizing, in measure. the same
Inconvenience. They have several Barges
sioa, and Bouts on the stocks, from which
they cat realize no material aid until de-
iirersL, and no delivery cun readily be ei-
tec,ed withou, more wuter.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
Cutting OF Delinquen!s.

We shall begin next week to cut Oft all
delinquen,s Of more thana years standing.
1irs, taking care 10 render bills ami provide
for collecting all amounts due, BY legal pro-
cess, where no attention shall be paid TO our
demand.-Puti.burg Journal.
% That's right. No use working day
and night for The entertainment Of Sc. Of
drones, especially these times, when every
thing is enormously high, and must be paid
for in cash. The subscription Of a newspa..
per ough, to be paid yearly and should not
be permitted to run over that. We have
few names on our list who owe for three
years; they must pay soon, else their bills,
withou, respect 10 persons, will be placed in
the hands Of an officer for collection. We
don't want 10 be ,rifed wi,h.-Wa,hington
Commonwealth. M
uAnd zee, Of the Monmgalia Mirror,
have been ttifed with, by certain class Of
readers, TO The full extern, Of our forbearsnce,
This class exists, we suppose, in every COM
munity, but it requires some time TO find
them out. A portion of,hem sport the title
Of Colonel, Esquire, &C., seek office all the
time, and geti sometimes, after running up
bill with the Printer for +" Circulars" and
the like, which they forget to pay, and, with
their newspaper bills, leave as legacy by
which to remember them! Others again, Of
the regular Loefer genus, who have no tan
gible property, real nor personal, aud no
sense Of honor that can De aroused, will
take any and every paper that comes in their
way, aud leave the Publishers 10 srh,slle for
.heir pay! And then you may scare up a
precious scamp, now and then, who belongs
to no genus, class OF order upon earth, and
who will take the premium fot rsscality al
The ars, Rogues Fair that Is held. Take a
look at a specimen or two. One is introdu-
oed TO US as an influential citizen OF neigh.
boring coun,y-he proposes to become an
agent for the paper-procures list Of sub
scribers, and collects tie pay from them, and
Thai is the las. we hear oil him! Another
gives in his name as Observation-Disclosures
abe paper one month, and then sells OIL his
in,eres, in /, to neishbor for cash dorn, and
gets royalty drunk on the proceeds Of his m
esnuity! We shall purge our books Of all
!, such patrons, and give them an opportunity
NO settle up officially. lf,hey fail 10 do this
we shall exhibit them 10 The public in our
BLAcE LIST, and there leave them.
u-s-This IS fair wsrning-giyen in down
,igh. earnos.--aml We hope it will be heed
cd by ell concerned.
G-weere Just now in pressing need Of
money to NEE, our papcr-Maker's draft and
other obligations will esteem j. srea,
favor il all indebted will assist US a, their
very earliest convenience.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
Indiana uoncy-Advicc.

We find the following advisory article
in regard to Indiana money, in the No.
vember edition of kennedy's Bank
Note and Commercial Review good
authority by the way:
with regard to Indiana money, our
advice to those who are able to hold it,
is, not to sacrifice it. About million
Of it has already been returned aud re-
deemed with the State Stocks deposited
as security for it, and the whole will
soon be put ont Of circulation in simi-
lar manner. The securities are ample
for its ultimate redemption, dollar for
dollar; but, inasmuch as thirty days
must elapse, after protesting the notes
for non. payment, betnre the Stock can
be sold 10 redeem them, the process re-
quirss a little patience. Il
About 81, 100000 Of this money was
originally put in circulation. One mil
lion has since been redeemed, and the
whole is now driven from business cir
Giles. The issue Of such vast amount
must have contributed immensely 10 the
imitation Of prices Of produce, as well
as stimulated speculation in dangerous
enterprises; and its sudden withdrawal
from circulation cannot be otherwise
than disastrous to the whole communi'
" within its reach. Much distress and
loss have been occasioned by its depre'
cialion, and the effect upon commerce
generally has been fatal in the extreme
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
Trouble Brewing.

The Baltimore and Ohio RaiIroad Com
pany are making arrangements to form a
connection with The Central Ohio Railroad,
BY crossing the river at point four MILES
belo,p tho City Of Wkeeling. The great Oh.
ject is, to accomplish through trip between
New York and Cincinnati, BY this route, in
shorter time than can be done on the PENN
sylvania Central Railroad,
The City of Wheeling, being large stock.
holder in the B. and O. R. R., has applied
for an injunction to ares, the preparations
for crossing below town, deeming j, both
their RICH, and their interest 10 have the ter
minus as now fixed, or at leas, to have the
passengers carried through Wheeling.
What will be the result Of this application
we know no,-but there is loud whispering
in certain quarters that, if The injunction is
refused, there will be second edition Of the
famous Erie Var, upon an enlarged scale.
We cannot see that any thing promising
to be an equivalent for the expanse Of cross.
ing below town, TO say nothing Of the con-
fusion that may ensue,) is to be realized by
this movement. The saving Of time, when
ever there is drift.wood or ice in the river,
will be " over the left" The four miles Of
road may be run in about as many minutes,
and the Bridge can certainly be crossed with
greater facility than can be done in boats Of
any construction.
To our comprehension, this whole move.
ment has an exceedingly small seeming, for
a great Company, controlled by great minds,
to be engaged in. 1t is difficult, in the face
Of such doings, to get rid of the impression
that the B. & o. r. R. made their terminus
at Wheeling with great reluctance, and are
determined TO cut the connection, without
much regard TO s,ipulations entered into, OF
pIiebied faith.
We shall look for the result Of this affair
with considerable anxiety.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
tnnort;,nt Decision.

A sui, involving a charge Of malrras-
tice was decided in Jefferson on Saturday
last against, physician, damages five hun
bred dollars. The plaintiff, said to be an
man, had his thigh-bone fac
tured, and sued The physician for defect
i've reduction ofthe fracture. Even with
The mos, careful patient in such a case il
is easv to see the great risk encountered
by doctor,-a risk we thing which will
be cautiously run hereaiter,in Jefferson,
should the sufferer be M Incorporate and
or course manageable patient WIN
chester Firgmian.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
Road o,nn,nissioncn

~ We are requested to announce WIN.
DURBlN, as candidate for Commissioner
Of Roads, in The Eastern District Of Monon.
gala county, and 10 state that he expects TO
he from home between this and the election,
and will no, have an opportunity to canvass
the county. Nov. s, 1854.
We are requested to announce PURNELL
HOUSTON Us a candidate for Road Comuls-
sIoner, for tho Eastern District Of Mononsa-
lia county, a, the ensuing election.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
rhs Kansas Herald Of Freedom.

The first No. Of beautifully printed
paper, bearing the above title, and dated
1t Wakarusa, Kansas territory, has
made It's wayto ourotIice. lsscon'en's
are chiellyoiiginal, aud the main object
ofthe ia ,eris eyidenllytof foster North.
arm emigration to The new territory -
lts future success, ss well as that f,he
cause 10 which 1t is devoted, will de-
pend upon It's intrinsic merits.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
Broke Jail.

Three men confined in our Jail from
Marion county escaped on Sunday night
last by burning through the door so a; as TO
reach through and draw the bolt. They
failed to extinguish the fire in the door,
and the smoke awaked the Sheriff, who
was sleeping in another apartment, or the
Jail would probably have been consumed.
Their names are John Shaw, Pence and
Thompson. No traces of their wherea-
bouts have as yet been discovered. We
learn that the Sheriff offers $50 for their
apprehension and delivery.-Prantytowa
Gazette.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
A CELESTIAL DESPATCH,

q
A cELEsTrAE DESPATCH,
Wetake the following from the Wusha
ington Sentinel: -.
us. STEAMER SuseuEuANNA, [
Cry. OF NANk,N, CnINA, Maysl.
To Tie Editors Of the Sestiael:
Gmtlemcn:-I forward yon trans.
lation of "Mandatory Despateh,'
which Captain Buchanan received from
the Ministers of State, at Nankin, In res
Div to his letter, announcing the arrival
Of his oxcelleucy, Mr.. McLane. tho
American Commissioner to China
The letter speaks for ITSELF
Respectfully, yours,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
THE MARKETS.
M0RGANToWN. Nov. II.
FLOUR Sells al $500 per barrel.
WHEAT-l5o cents per bnshel'
BALTIMORE MARKET-Nov. I.

Howard stree, flour, IS, s2s per Dbl. RE
flour s7,25 Corn meal S4,25a4,5o
White wheat, sl,soal ,ss, red wheat at
sl,72als2 pcr bushel. Inferior lots Is 10
10 cents less. Corn, white. 67a7o cts. yell
low do. at 7Oa72 cts., and mixed at 6Sa69 cts.
Oats, Md. and Va, 43a46 to 47 cents, aud
Pa. 4sa49 cts. Cloverseed, $3.50. Timothy
seed $3.50 per bushel.
Rio coffee, lo4alol cts. pd. lb. Rice, 81
cts. per ID. Sugar aud Molasses unchanged
Tobacco scarce and marke, firm.
Wool, washed, 2Sa26 cts, fleece. 25aSo to
DO CTS. per ID. Unwashed l6 to IS ceiss.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11

~ Tho people continue to rash in
creal numbers to the lind Offices of tho
Wes, to purchase lands under the late
&C, of Congress. A, Fayete. in Mis-
sonri, there were some SOC persons pre-
sent and no little excitement prevailed.
At Palmyra the town was literally
crowded by the thousands seeking lands.
and homes.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
.MoRGANTOWN, Va.
SATURDAY, November IL, 1854
EANCY PRINTING,

we have supplied ourselves with all the
materials necessaty,for doing fancy work
such as Gold and Silver Bronze, Red, Blue
and Green lnk-hne glazed Paper of various
hues, &c., and we have the requisite skill
and experience 10 use them TO advantage
Orders for fancy Labels, &c. will be prompt
" attended TO.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
GOLDEN MORTAR.

Received, this day, November Slh,-
10 boxes Mould Candles,
80. (" Brownsville Window Glass,
70 bundles Wrapping Paper,
IS kegs Pure White Lead,
9 " Zinc Paint.
ALSO:
A few duzen Scotch Ale, for medical pur'
potes. .r't nu.Du
Some more Of that good Tobacco.
10000 common, fine AMI snpertinr Cigars
J, NJ. CllALFANT.
Nov S, 1851.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11

The people Of Page county are nobly
determined TO carry out their will in sup
pressing the sale Of ardent spirits in their
midst. At the last term Of the Circuit
Court, II indictments were found for sell
ling liquor without license. Put'em
through.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11

Hon to CIT India Ru6Jcr.-As this
useful article is now much used in rural
districts, the following method for cutting
it neat and clean, may be useful: Simply
dip the knife in water, and you will cut
tt ike piece Of green cheese
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11

II ID computed that the Mormons in
Great Britain number about 10000, ID
Utah $4,000, and not less than 40, 600 are
scattered over Iowa, Missouri, Illinois,
Wisconsin, and other Western States, ma
king in all 10000 belonging othis SIN
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
A Hcct--bc.,.lit VINO cam!

Col. A. S. Vance, OF this vicinity, has
sent US Beet which weighs ten pounds
and measures wofte, two inchesin crcrn.
tereGie! r,eiy wsIifer . dry SEASON.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11

MuRpEa-Reuard.-We learn from
the Uniontown Genius that the sheriff of
that county offers reward of $500 fot the
apprehension Of the persons charged with
the murder of'JERRY DONOVAN, in
Perry township, in that county. Mr..
Donovan was keeping a 'S6arding house
for workmen on the railroad, and was a
peaceable, we'll meaning man. No cause
ha, been asceAained torHhe commission Of
the rash and brutal act. The body Of
Donoven was brusalIy and awfully man
gled and disGgured.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11

0-ws have just received an Interesting
Letter from ayolng gentleman formerly o.
Nd. county, who has spent several years IL
CaliIarns, the SspdwichSlslaI, Australia,
q. ltNillskSelfin our neal
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11

~ The last mail from New Mexico
brought dates to the Sd ult. The most
important news was that another expe-
'dition was fitting out against the Apache
Indians, who had gathered on the West
side of the Rio del Norte, near the
scene of Col. Cookies Hght. Theyninl.
bered one hundred lodges. and it is said
were anxious to meet the Americans in
battle again. Gen. Garland had order
ed three companies to occupy as 'hahy
different points near them, and 10 be in
easy concentrating distance, in case Of
general battle. This force it wac ex.
pected, would be about one hundred
and eighty strong; enough, it was be-
lieved, with good management, to whip
the indians as they deserved to be.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11

Elliott, The Nronaut Optwitted.-The
Richmond Dispatch of yesterday says
that MIR. Elliott having made arrange
ments fora balloon ascension from that
place was prevailed upon by ayoung
man named Carrier to allow him to
make brief ascent held by cords
Carrier having got into the car, soon
rose above the heads Of the multitude,
when, 10 ,heastonishment Of every spec.
tator, he cut the cords which held the
balloon 10 the earth. and sailed off rap.
idly towards the sky. The disappoint.
ment Of Mr.. Elliott, who was anticipa.
ting magnificent @rial voyage, SO at.
fected him That he tainted. Carrier
succeeded in making safe descent,
very much to tho surprise of everybody.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-03-03
1S00 PIECES BEST wARRAN
lcOOsd Calieoe., a, eo,, an. nnhAN'
eo1 w. p. AsBURY.
"''''l No. 100 Main street, Wheslins
'EHE STATE OF OHIO pnIMoNn
dec. OIL

,.s, .oshy -, Uoau OF Common pleas, Notice in A,
defendant. """ Vs. THOMAS TURTLk
an Tns ne essnS.n, s, Thomas Turtle hereby notified ,
Sss NJ sns .nh asy o. January A. d. 1884, Peti,Ion @
hs me sad Thomas Tnr's, the object and Upsvs, q,
WHEN WI - 70 collect debt owing by said DeisnSs ~
49, and materials furnished by said PIang 10 M
~. Use OF ssld Defendant, Amt due sI07 Os VIII o'
s lom the Iolh day Of June A, u. Issa Ara ,h n
me properly o. the defendant has been attaches IN ,hA' M
Inc said Def. ndant 10 hereby required 10 an WIS
or dsmur 70 said Petition or before The ~, answer
np,n. a. D. 1854, or said Petition viii be "A en- .sy oi
ana eoniessSd aud Judgment render the uue
DAVENPORT q CHARLEsWoTHv y
Jous n H..rov fla, At'yi for Pi'G
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TlNHE STATE OF OHIO BELMONT

Court OF common Pleas, within and for the county
o, m belmont and State OF Ohio--Pciit on--wILIiIs n
The said defendant Thomas Turtle, viii take malice
.ns @ on 'e 18th day OF January d. 1854. William
hompson, plaintiff hied his petition In tho court of
se sorosad setting forth that the said Thomas Turtle
hlusuy lhdehted to him In the sum OF Sl4g5O with In
M,rn @ rom ,he 2sd day of December q. d. 1882 SAID
sum ns,g dae and owing TO the said plaintiff for work
an nnot ana on an account for goods sold and
anu ns' we ss defendant 10 requested to answer said
petition on OF before the sih, day of May merit sud i'm
ras lor 81 hs saa answer The said plaintiff win ask JGdg
Aforesaid at the term Of said court then nest sn" ~
sa.a esn, Gay or May next this 3D. day OF Feb d ssa
Ihu ,na 'ha property OF the has been
ed IN this case, JOHN n IJP sTnN ~, auaeh'
Feb. J. le5I--6w.
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'INHE STATE OF OHIO pEJMoNT

county ss court Of Common pleas OF said eoup,v
TURTLE, defendant. ' ''' '"oAAS
rhe said defendant Thomas Turtle win take no,i..
sha, or ,he 2Sll day Of January a. d. 1854 Lorenro
.. mn, p,an,in MED his petition in the court Of com
nlsh peas with'n and Tor the county OF Holman, .na
he OF oho setting FORTH that the said Tbouss ruT,is
lusuy indebted to him In the sum of ssssS with In
.eIest theIeon nom the sist day of November Is,a
oI goods sold and delivered by the paintif 10 The de-
snaan AIMS request Aud that the said defendant h,
required answer said petition or before the sih a.
oi May neh and In default Of said answer tbs' I'D
wlll ASK Judgment for tbs sum Aforesaid w in
nteier 'hefenn a. aforesaid at the term or sad
then nett ensuing the said sth, dnv of Msw sou' @
ana me property Of the defendant has been
PETER TALLMAN,
ions ". hEAros, Clerk, Feb. ID, isSi'~sw.
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TINE STATE OF OHIO BEruoy,

Il County, ~; Couu of Comnon Pleas no,Ir. 49,
TpRTLE, Defendant. w. ihohAn
The Defendant Thomas Turtle 10 hereby notid.d ,h
on the g'th, day Of January, A. D. Is5t Pe,i,io a'
nled IN sad court by the said Johu b. Francis
.he sad Thomas Turte tho object and prayer of whinb
th on an seeonni Tor work labor aud material. 6
lshsd ny the flsnlih " aud for the Defendant An,
tosOo Win Interest from the lOh day of June Isaa @
thsI tae properly Of the defendant has bcan atl.shs ~
this case. The said Defendant 10 hereby ts"niea ~
answer or demuI 10 said Pstiton on OF hafo,e t ~
OF April A. u. le5I, or said Paiion will he 1.
sndeonIessed, aud Judgment rendered. theraon nn
insly. DAVENPORT d CHARLEsWoRTE'
"a. u,. ria. o.. Any, for PrR
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STATE OF OHIO BELMONT C0UT.

II. MoTr, plaintiff va. THoMAs TUnrLE, defendant,
The defendant Thomas, Turtle viii take notice that
6led his petition In The court OF Common nless within
for the county Of Belmont aassste phls sSne forth
that the said Thomas Turtle isjusty indebted to him
day Of November, a. d. 1883 said sum, being due and
owing from the defendant to the plaintiff an account
for goods sold and delivered by the plaintiff 10 the de.
fendan at his request. nd that said defendant i re-
asIed to answer said petition before the sh day
plaintiff will ask judgment for the Aforesaid with
n,eres. as soIessd the term OF said court then next
ensuing me sara day Of May nex and that the pro-
PETER TALLMAN.
ATTY. for prn.
Jous II. HrAros, Clerk, Feb. Sd. lss4,--6w.
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/THE STATE OF OHIO BEIMONT

l. County, So; Court OF Common Pleas, Notice An
Attachment-fRAScIs * WILnks, PJaintiHs vs
THonAs TURTLE, Defendant. ''
The defendant Thomas Turtle, is hereby notified tb,,
on the soth day OF January,A. ID. 1854 Petition wa
hed IN said Court by the said Francis a Wilkins A
gnnst .he said Thomas Turtle the object and prayer Of
said Plaintns, an account for work A labor ~ W
materials furnished by the Plaintiff TO and for the ass
Of DESCENDANT Amt dive sas 90, with interest from the
the defendant has been attached In this case hs
Defendant 10 hereby required or demurt
Petition on or before the lst day Of April A. d. is,4 or
said Petition VIII be taken true and confessed and
Judgment rendered thereon accordingly. ."u
S..vENPoRr q CHARLEswoRTH
''''". for Pi'a
''aS II, HIATos, Clerk. Feb. q ,ssn,'.....
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'IHE STATE OF OHIO BELMONT

\ County; ss. Conrt Of Common Pleas Notice In Al.
saehment:-WiLLAN IL. GARDSER, Plaintiff vs. THoMLs
The defendant Thomas Turtle 10 hereby notified that
on the Ssth day OF January, A. ID. 1854 petition was
hled In said Court by the said VIM H. Gaydner se.nst
he said Thomas Turtle, the object and prayer OF whc
sto collect debt owing by said Defendant 10 said
fainsh on an account for goods sold and delivered and
moaey paid by the Plaintiff TO and for The Defendan,
Amount due s2is with interest from the l7th dav Of
June, 1851 And that the property, Of the defendant
has been attached In this case The said DeisnSsns \,
hereby required 70 answer or Demur said Petition on
oi no day OF April d. 1854 said Petition
renaSIed thereon accordingly, ~ '""s"'oh'
DAVENPORT & CHARLEswoRTB.
u c,, Atty, for PHI.