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fropo.ais-Repair MT the University virginfa,
for "ster-works to the amount OF S35,0OO.
PROPOSALS will b. received ,he Poctor's Office until IL
O'Clock, meridian the 2ih September
Of the terraces of The University buildings the Of 700
Al the same time and place proposals will be received for
ducing of for University of
in cash. and for the remaining three s bonds Of the Univ ey
will be given payable the lst day of July, 1856
Plans and other information obtained
ton the Proctors Office.
ROBERT X. PRENTis
July 2ld&cpt23sept Proctor Of University Virginia.
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PROSPECTUS.

state-Rights Register and National Economist!
a political journsl aaS general ns~rsy Baylsv
Tsrrp~S3 ysay Issusd weekly.
THE State Rights Register conducted upon the prtncp,es
OF rights, laid The Rsssssr viii
original several Gstss ana
will all atudinaranism in legislation,
Register OF ali
public quesuous strictly
promised
WAsHIssroS CIrY, July, 1854.
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Ii ChaInbers. =
The French Revolutions from 1893 is49 by r w Redead
3 vols.
SELECT Writings Of Robert Chambers 4 vol.
aories Of the Irish PcaSantry; by Mrs. s. o. Hall.
German Lieraturei by Joseph Gostck.
Tales OF Old Times. Translated from the German
Masonry ana anti Masonry; by Alfred Creigh
Ten Nights In Bar Room; by 7. 8. Arthur
Chanbers's Papers for the People, vols.
Chambers's Miscellany 10
Shakrpcare's Works 6 vols miniature edition.
July 25 FRANCK TAYLOR
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There is bachelors club in Danville, Virginia, which
has been brought into bad repue by weak brother who
has violated tie FIRST principles Of the order by offering his
hand to q lady whose charms he could not resist
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Is Y II Ell f. G RIA PHI.
Cholera ca B,oollyn

Cholera "a Brooklyn
New YoRK, July A--The total number of deaths in
Brooklyn the past week 233 which T6 were cho
era Yesterday there 10 cases. and deaths
cholera.
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courts have been amusing themselves with breaking the
dows OF Grace church This saerIegious conduct and .
dgraceul the city. The officers of the church have offer
ed reward for the apprehension Offenders and we
hope that they may be brought to justice.
Sun sTRoNE.We have given plain English HEADING 10
this paragraph respecting the French co ap dc soIe
There have been of stroke in our CITY
within the last few days Owen Caan and John McMahon
tell victims to II on Saturday last They both worthy
and industrious mechanics doubtless their
powers by excessive work.
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The Great Cricket The Burning of Riohaondulle
Seminary.
ALBANY, July 22The great cricket match between the
New ok and Canadian clubs at Toronto this week. result
ed in the defeat of the New Workers.
The examination of the students charged with setting
the Rchmondyie Seminary Sehoharie county recently
resulted in the commitment five of them to answer the
charge OF arson They all under l6 years age and
have been baed in of from S 900 each They
viii be brought before the grand jury Schohare county
September
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rrfIE. EKEDER1CK FEMALE SEMINARY . . fully
organized female college, chartered endowed with
by the siate Of Maryland located in Frederick city,
% healthy and
This institution has able and efficient board of
teachers in number good library musical
nen extensive chemical and philosophical and
confidently believed that offers facilities for inpaIng
thorough extensive and rened educ
land
The school sectAIian. lt .il
ID ashiugton, b. c.
July 2l--d&cp3most
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CONGRESSIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS.

ne und States cordially recommend the state Rights Register
and National Economist principles
nouncsd IN the foregoing the confidence and
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By GREEN d SCOTT, Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.-On Thursday, 9th Instant we shall sell
at 10 O'Clock at the
OF and Sd house
hold and kitchen furniture, consisting in part, Of
Mahogany hairseu s0fts, rocking reception
DO mar6eop cent e, pier, Ind other tables
Large gilt frame Mirror candeahras
Plush rocker, seat, and chairs
Mahogany and other bedseads wash Stands
Mahogany dressing and other glasses
Feather beds, bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
Paflor and chamber carpets, mating,
Toilet sets, window blinds, curtains,
Large Of china table
cutlery t'
Cooking, radiator, and other
With good assortment OF kitchen utensi aud other
ucles which we deem unnecessary
Terms: All Ao5 over SIS credit of
sky and ninety day for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
|
July Sd Aucione,rs
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IN rHE SENATE.


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Ssf T.ss.y, w Jones' s.R ss1l x.is:3. xx,ss.st1'
John Pe.a., WK. s.bsstias,
HOUSE, OF KrraKsrsrArrvrs.
Hs: #ss: ri,;' f. s.,. ssss.''' f w is;ss:: s::.~'
ja.: Ii seward. GAL Roland "a .ass' Jones.
Thoms. $. Bocoek, John 9: Bs.cIiardse,
WI Harris, James Absfcrsmbis.
IS; sssSs; u. S..s:ass \; stanton.
II II; $:.:!:: s;::''s sa:::;::., s::;: ss,;s;
!s.sas .s y:s.:s. j !sss ): s.isali :: issaili.ss,
isss f...:sss !; s;;I; 4 s.u, y %:xs ;,:;:
c.J. Faulkner,
CONTENTS OF THE FIRST VOLUME
the .s yse OF the Register the following inter
y: ~ SS;,si Virginia 4 IL resolution. ... Of 49,
'ns g IN 4. s
Ma.s.shu.eus New Hsmpshirs,
New York, Vermont
Ksatueky resolutions Of ss Chief Ju M.,,h.u ON the
Mr. Mr. s.;Sasn,: mssis.a: a. ss
Of s. .ass: O.: dsss: ~
lucky Is..uton: (or,sinsi sarsfuly prepared sahorty
ssI S " s t.sn s;s:
egiaaturc) Judge R0ans opinions.
Chief Justice Maballs speech Majority and MINORITY rights and
of Jonathan Rob- duues
bins. Opinions of General Sumter
State Interpolation. Free tYade-Dr. Franklin and
Mr. Calhouna opinions DR.. Chanuiny The same.
Origin notification dscussed-iua
Opinion Chief Justice plicatou this country, &c.,
&c.
In unconstitutional law void
State rights resolutions in relation thereto, by
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,
Virginia, Maine,
Georgia. Ohio,
South Carolina, New
North Carolina,
richly worth ten
times the Of subscription for the Register.
Subscribers obtain the above
documents entire, will have files for sale or ds
button.
July 25
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SAoRtEeE.-We have graoeless boys IN community.
Some them whose have get figured in the police
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letter from Bordeaux, dated June aa states: We had
visit yesterday from the widow of Aaron Burr. Her bu-
snes here is tho marriage of niece gentleman of this
place named Perry She gives $1,000 900 marriage gift
and Mr. Perry the father of the young man. gives the
amount Mr. Bowen the United States consul has been
requested to be the trustee of the money Mg Burr is the
American lady who created such sensation at the balls in
Paris last winter.
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CinLpIsH sarIIcITY.A little girl had beautiful head
of hair which hung in clustering curls down her neck
One hot summer day she went up stairs and cut off all her
curls Coming down, she met her mother, who exclaimed
with some surprise Why Mary what have you been do
ing your har? to which she responded that she had
it off and laid it away in her box but she intended put
it on again tomorrow, as Aunt Nancy did
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One popularity of the Turkish soery is that they ,cU
smoke 1t is very common thing sentinel with
cigar in his mouth and it is not unusual in passing
corps de garde to be respectfully asked slave you any
hacco, sirY Nothing is commoner when happens to
be smoking than to be checked by the military in voice
between entreaty and command i'Wait sir light sir
| if you pleaser'
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Ws. W. CoScoRAs, Esq, Washington.

Tar wEATHEaWe were favored with slight shove,
yesterday and the thermometer at two o'clock p M, regis
tered 81 degrees
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D.
The steamer Arabia arrived out at Liverpool July O.
Advices had been received from Odessa to June b.
Business then stagnan but the weather fine for the
growing crops.
The cholera raging with great violence at St Pc
tersburgh. Some 400 deaths had taken place in day
The Paris papers contain full report of the ceremonies
attending the funeral of the venerable widow Of the ILL
fned Marshal Ney.
General ODonue, the insurgent Spanish chief goes 10
war in great styleaccompany bis troops In open
barouche drawn by four horses,
MARKETS.
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Orders for tickets and packages
above splendid lotteries will
an o each drawing will be Immediately
to all who
Address P.J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
July - WiIminason, DssatHre.
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The table of embraces richly worth tan
times the sm0unl Of subscription for the Register
Subscribers should their obtain the above
documents ente will have files for sale or dis
button.
July 25
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LyERPooL July l2Cotton is dropping and breadstufs
heavy. Crops promising WELL but look backward Man
chester trade fat
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New YORK, July 24.The United States mail steamship
Pac e Captain Nye reached her wharf this morning She
sailed from Liverpool the 18th instant and consequent
brings four days later intelligence from England and
all parts OF the continent
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QACON.-90Goo pounds shoulders and sides
ID 400 family hams.
Just received "a by
eIuly is-6tifeod MURRAY SEMMEs.
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THE MONON GALA MIRROR.
What may DO had for Three Dollars
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY.

Arrangements haze been made by which the
HONE JoUaEAL, (which is 50 a year, and ths NJ
Y. MUSICAL WoRLD AND TIMES, (which IS 20
year,, will both be furnished for Three Dollars,
10 ali who subscribe or renew their subscriptions
before the frs, day oil January, 1864, These pa
pers arc leading journal, Of their kinds. Inc
Home Journal Is so vol known that any doscriP--
ton Of /, would DO supesfuous. It Is enough to
say, tina, in addition to the articles Of It's editors
r6forris & IviilisJ, it is enriched BY the contri.
buttons of many OF the most brilliant pens now at
work on either side Of tho Atlantic. 1t IS, IN
brief, a superior FAMILY NEWSPAPER. The
Musical World and Times gives over 200 pages OF
choice, new music, annually, which would cost
at the Stores soma thirty dollars; and the editor
fRichGrd Storrs Willis furnishes the best pos
sible musical instruction and criticisms on music
and musicians. It also gives vast amount oil
useful and interesting musical information, itr-
nshed by Lowell Mason, Thos Hastings, Root,
Bradbury and others, just what teachers, schOl-
ars, clcrgymcn, choristers, organists and singers
need while FAHTY FERN contributes one Other
best original articles every week. Both papers,
containing all this literature, music, amusement
and instruction, are furnished for tho small sum
OF THREE DOLLARS. Address either MoRRIs
l. Willis, Publishers Of the Home Journal
DYER & WILLIS, Publishers Of the Musical World
and Times, New York.
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Sale Of valuable Land |!

PURSUANT to the provisions Of Deed
Of Trust executed BIZ Mideon P. Mercer and
wife 10 Henry L. Smith, as Trustee, 10 Sc
cure certain debts therein contained 10 Jno.
Hanway, 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 LIST day Of the next
term Of the county court Of Mononsalia
county, sell the said Land conveyed BY said
Mercer 10 Smith, being certain trac, Of land
lying OH the west side Of the MOnungahela
river, in the county of Monongalia, adjnin-
inc lands of Alex. Snider aud Others, and is
the same land conveyed BY John W. East.
burn and wife 10 said Mercer, containing So
acres Of land, in gross more or less.
Terms Of sale will be cash 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 indisputable /; but selling
as the personal representative Of said Henry
E. Smith, | shall only sell such title as is
vested in said trustee by sud deed Of trust,
a reference 10 which trust now on record in
the Clerks Office of the county court Of Mo-
mongolia county, in folio 20, page 349, is
hereby given for more particular description.
BENZ. F. SMITH, Admir- Of
H. Smith, decd, Trustee.
January 90, 1854. Is
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fLiye Oak Paper Mills. y
Great Bargain!


IN consequence Of the recent unfortunate
accident which caused the death Of Mr..
Frederick Treudlsy, "Live Oak" Paper
Mill, situate within one mile Of Morgan,own,
in The county Of Monongalia, Virginia, is
now to be rented again. Mr.. Treudley had
just completed very judicious arrangements
in said mil, and commenced the manuiac-
ture Of paper with encouraging prospects Of
success. His lease was Tor three years, COM
mencing in October last, with the privilege
OF ex,endingit two years longer. He had
accumulated quite stock Of rags, and made
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.
gelher. 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, TO say that he will
extend the term Of the lease, If desired; OF
he will sell the mills entirely, if preferred.
W.. WILEY,
Jan. %, 1854. At Administrator.
20 Twill 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 Morgan,own. 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 tile lessor. JOHN ROGERS.
Us- Pittsburg Dispatch and Brownsville
Clipper will inser. a weeks, and send bills to
this Office. trT a.
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William G. Brown
vs.. IN CliANCENl'

John Fhlton, Jun.,)
Henry Fulton, Daniel FELTON,, Samuel W.Felton,
Caleb FELTON,, Michael Whetsel & Elizabeth his
wife tlate Elizabeth FELTON,, Gilbert Boyes and
Joanna his wife (la,e Joanna FELTON,, Benjamin
Judun and Sarah his wife (latc Sarah Felton,
children and heirs at law Of John FELTON,, decd,
also Henry FELTON,, us Administrator ofhc said
John FELTON,, deed.
Al special Term of the Circuit Court con'in-
ucd and held in and for Preston county on We'd
nesduy the sO,h day of March, 1853, i was ad,
Judged, ordered and decrecd that tho Report oil
Master Commissioner Sigler DO recommitied TO
one orthe Master Commissioners Of this Court to
settle the accounts Of Henry FELTON, accordingio
the rules adopted by the Court of Appeuls-that
said Commissioner also ascertain whether the
Complainants judgmen, was the debt Of the said
John pelton and John FELTON,, jr.. or whether 1t
was the individual debt oftlc said John FELTON, or
Of John FELTON,, jr.
The parties to the above suit and all others in
terested will take notice that shall proceed, OIL
Monday, the 10Th day OF January, 1854, in my OIL
fee in Kingwood, Virginia, to comply with the
requirements OF tho above decree. Given under
my hand the Goth day OF December, 1853.
EDWARD c. BUNKER,
Dec. 81, 1853. Master Commissioner.
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Loudon County Agricultural Institute
And CHEMICAL ACADEMY,
NEAR Aide, VA

EAR Al p16J a.
MNHE above establishment will be opened fol
tho reception of Students on the frst OIL
March, 1854.
course of practical instruction will be given in
Mathematics, Chemistry and other branches use.
ful 10 the man Of business. The students will moi
only be instructed in the theory, but they will be
taught the use and application of The Sciences to
ofscience viii be- illustrated by great number
Of interesting experiments in the Lecture room,
in the Laboratory, and on the Farm.
The advanced students will be instructed in
the analysis of Soils, Minerals, Mafla, &c.
The Laboratory will be furnished with the best
Apparatus in the United States, and with every
convenience for complete and elegant manipula'
tions.
For TERMS, and other particulars, see Cir
cular which may be had by addressing letter to
Professor BENZ. HYDE BENTON, Aide P. o.
Loudon county, Va.
January 81, 1854 l3l-4t
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ProcrastlnatIOn Is thc Thlcf Of Time.

10 tnC AHiCi VI
Delay Is dangerous-neglect that cold and
cough few weeks, and the hope of recovery vii
be lostto you forever. Let not any pccuniary
consideration deter you from trying to save your
life and health while there is chance. Con-
sumption is annually sweeping OF thousands to
the tomb; no disease has batfed the skill Of ply
sicians like II; no physician, perhaps, has done
more for the cause cfsuflering humanity than Dr..
Wistar. "An ounce of preventive is worth a
pound ofcure; !" therefore, before your lungs be-
come liberated, and so diseased that no human
means can save you from m early grave, try in
season, Try at once, medicine which has been Of
such infinite value to thousands-obtain bottle
Of Dr.. Wis,ar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, take it,
get another if necessary, pcrscvere in using il
until you have removed the disease entirely,
which if neglected vii! terminate your life.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
Has, until within few years, been generally
considered incurable, although many medical
men Of the highest standing, among whom we
might mention Laenne and his friend Bayle--both
distinguished authors-admit that this DIRE AIDED
disease may be cured, even in its advanced sta.
ges, when the lungs are not completely disorgan.
lied. The remedy which we now offer,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
not only emanates from regular Physician, but
has been well tested in all the complaints for
which it is recommended, with entire success.
IL See advertisement. l3l-4.
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Duff Mercantile College.
PrTTsBURG, Pa. -.
ESTABLISHED IN 1870.

INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania, with a perpetual charter.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Hoo. James Buchanan, late Secretary OF stated
Hon. William wilkins, late Secretury Of wa4
Hon. Moses Hamptonj WOW 8
Hon! WaIfeFH. Lowric; no sE .H-..
Hon. Charles Naylor; .-. r -..
Goh. j. K. Moorhead. -'
.s..,I,, 49, rAcuLrx:', i,,., 80 "a
P. DUFF, Principal, auGor Of the "Norta
American Accountant" Prof. Of Bools-Recpingb
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences. Tao.
N. D. HATCH. ESQ.,, ofthe Pittsburgh Bar.
Prof. OF Mercantile Law and Political Economy.
JoHNP. TRACY, from London, Tone Of tho
best penmcn in the unOn) Professor ufConmef-
cal and Mercantile Penmanahip. '' ~
p. HAYDEN, a. NJ. Prof. of Mathematics.
Thisis considered tho most extensive and per
iectly Organized Commercial College in the Unit
ed States, occupying four spacious Lecture
Rooms. The course oftrainingin Bookkeeping
is complete. Daily Lectures arc delivered TO the
classes on Commercial Law, Political Economy
and Commercial Sciences. What is said OF the
talents and experience ofthe Principal as prac-
teal Accountant, as Teacher and as an Author,
will be found in the College Circular. ss2s2.Sy
Duff:s Bookkeeping, Harper's edition, price
Sl,50, postage 81 cents, "the most perfect and
comprehensive in tho English language" e78
DufF,s Steamboat Bookkeeping, price sl.oo,
postage cents, ga perfect system for'sueh
Books aaG Accounts" N-
DufF's Commercial Calculations, price 50 cts.
u Send for a Circular by Mail. ilE.
December 81, 1853. 2sS:tf
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Durbannah. TannerY.

The undersigned hereby returns his
thanks 10 a generous public, for the liberal pa.
tronase heretofore bestowed upon him, and would
also Inform his old customers, as well az those
who wish to become now ones, that he still car.
ries on tho Tanning business at his old stand in
Durbannah, opposite the Foundry orWm. LASER,
Esq, near Morgan,own, Va, where he keeps on
hand all kinds Of LEATHER usually tanned In
this country. He has now tanned large lot Of
Kips, which he will be happy to finish to order.
GEO. N. REAY.
February 3, 1854. 233 3m
p. 81 also find it necessary to call
on those who arc indebted TO me to call immedi.
ately and make payment, as 1 need the money
and must have it 6. M. X.
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WHOLESALE
Book and Stationery House,
IN NEW YORK,
ON THE CASH PLAN !
EXTENSIVE SALES AND NO LOSSES
Make 1t profitable to sell at very LOW
PRICES.
MASON BROTHERS,
% Park Row, opposite the Astor
House, NEW YORK;,
Offer QUO Of the most extensive Stocks and con
plete assortment in the country Of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
FOR CASH ONLY.

The amount Of gosds in our line purchased by
country merchants Is usually quite small compa'
red with their dry goods, hardware, and Other
bills; and this very circumstance absolutely com
pels jobber in the book business, who sell or
lime, to gnt larger profits in order to make up for
the losses and extra expenses necessarily inyoly'
ed in credit business of small amounts. 1t is
also easy for the merchant to make arrangements
TO buy his book bill for cash though it might NOT
be SO convenient for him to purchase his larger
bills in this way.
These considerations have led US to adopt in
our business, from this date, January, 1854, the
following principles, viz: small profits, unrdry-
ing prices, and terms dlirays cash.
Being ourselves the sole publishers ola num-
Der of the leading and most misunderstanding
School Books in the country, as well as works in
other departments, our facilities are unsurpassed.
Call upon as, or send an order, and jud &C for
yourselves, if the saving you can make by buying
Of US for cash ia worth while.
Our location is very central and easily found.
Stand on the Astor House steps, and look straight
forward across the corner Of the Park, and you
cannot avoid seeing our signs. Remember, the
name is
MASON BROTHERS.
January IS, 1854. 81
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VIRGINIA, ss.-At Rules held in th'

VIRGINIA, ss.-At Rules held in The
Clerks Office Of the county court Of Pres
ton. on the first Monday III November,
1858:
Adam F. Miles, Plaintiff, }
VS.. In DelInue.
James A. Thompson, Delft.
To recover from the Defendant one silver
detached lever Watch, Of the value of TWEEN
ty dolla,s, and fifty dollars damages for the
detention thereof: and It appearing BY ath'
davil that the said defendant is not resi-
dent Of this State, he is therefore hereby re.
CURED to appear hete within one month af-
ter due publication Of this Order, and do
what is necessary TO protect his interests.
A copy; Teste, , 49,, al,
F.. c. Bunker, ATTY.
Dec. l7.-5t.
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sLACKWATER AT LAST,

The subscriber wishing 10. make a
tour to the West this Spring, desires to have his
old accounts settled before leaving, and he also
wants the funds to go with. Those indebted will
please call by the first Of March, or sooner, and
save cost. Conc, friends, fork up!
~ The Foundry will be carried on
by WIN. J. DAUGHERTY & co. Old customers
and all others will be accommodated, as usual
with all kinds Of CASTINGS called for.
-t '-asr' HENRY DAUGHERTY.
February 3, 1854. 233 81
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NOVlCE! NOFiGE!!

ALL PERSONS indebted 10 tie late firm
If Haymond & Pickenpaugh will please cal
and settle their accounts and make pay
msnt for accounts and notes due; All pei,
s . having claims against said firm will
please present them in due FORM
uavmond will attend to tho settlement
If ,he business ill the first Of March next
sier that lime r. l.. Berkshire, Executor oil
n, pickenpaugh, deceased, will proceed to
settle and close tho business
A. RAYMOND.
January IA, 1864. 2So'"i