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~ THE UNION BOWLING SALOON, a new
and superior structure for the purpose, jt in the
rear Of MIR. Schads, bird street. offers rare In
ducements to the lovers ef the pleasurabe exercise
Of bowling "tt has three alleys, laid with une-
qualed Skill the best n the city, and every atten
ton is given to accommodate gentlemen who engage
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I IMPORTANT TO, PARENTS, AND TEACHERS -
i have jsst received and now opening 5 large at
sortnsnt Of all the different kinds of 6cfo6f Books
used In tho District, which ag osrng st very low
priecs. A liberal discount msds 70 tssshsfs snd
dealers. E.E IHSDf5p %
sep s--i Bridge st., aeorgstown.
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Na. KHAzs. Il. GAlaLs Nd. Bsf1s
First Prsmiam Grand asd sqaars
Pianos.

- KNABE, dAEHLE 4 CO., nanufscrur
HU0srs, Nos. 4, 5, 3, Q, and IL, Eutsw street
Baltimore. K.k @. would respectfully call publk
attention 70 the grest variety Of their IRON PRAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing. which for durability
dec2sy of touch brilancy Of tone, they believe sre
not sur passed by any now manufactured In sddi
ton 70 the first Premium awarded them BY tho Ma
ryAnd Institute in IS4s and 1S49 they hsyereeeivad
tie highest eneoniums Of the most emiEent artists
who used these instruments Tor their Concerts Al
So of our first class Professors and Amesurs In tn,
e;sy, who have highly recommended them
~ PIANOS HIRED . 70 tll1v.
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rv,HE LADIES are Informed that Frank Les
Hs,s Ca zett. ~ Fashion for june has arrived st
- TAYLOR / M&UIY's
,,s eoGBtors, ns&r 9thlG:
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(aARTRIpGE BOX, BALLOT COX, and BAND
but the greatest bf those ID the bsndDox
which oan Ia ha I'M aasertd sizes, With avery Hari
ETY. of Fancy Goods and Millinery at .
EnY vsy, y. SHHRDS llth st., above p. ave:
n, B.7Just received fine assortment OIL Toilet
P1tf waving stap, 2xsssctsf snt Volosnse. us IL
10 Sztt
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REV. VERNON EsKR1DaE, U.s.N.

RkF. VERNON ESKK1D6E, o. SIN
PORTSMOUTH, VA, Aug fs, 1851
'- M. S.H. Beusk--eaf sir. While T am iH- -rene.
ra' opposed to patent msdicines candor compels me
to state that have great confidence in the virtues
of Hamptpn's Vegetable Nnctur-. For. several
months past have used it in my f.mily and in
dyspepsia loss Of appetite dizziness and general de-
hhty, with entire success. SO far aa my -xperisn.
a4tenis, thsrefore, take pleasure in recommend
ing is to the afflicted as safe and efficient remedy
ana, respectfully, yours, ~
VEaaoS EsKRIDag,
Chaplain. United States NAVY
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HEAD QUARTERS,

hment fer the accommodation OF VI iiefs In
sash Ana inner that he trusts will gvslf.l satisfsc
ti9n to all who extend to him their pat1ensgs, He
ha made artapgehent, to have the sres blst Of
FOfSTERS, ac, for the whole ssasoa witaoat regard
HIS Baf and Ear1lsr is at an Dimes st Nd WIN 5fhr
best in ths1ino' MaAing his. asknowh ignents tor
past er couragement, he respeck fully in7ites CON
tnuance of the same, with every fntentItn and ex
dated. --' eep25- en-
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-I71 s TuRKKY y1cT0Rtous,.N

H'7' TURKEY VICTORIOUS.
" 60 viii find at the same OLD STAND, Pennsyl-
:, yapis, ayeNue near l2th street opposite the
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES with or without
Frames; Portrait, Picture and Minipure, FRAMES Of
the latest styles Brackets, Tables, Room Moulding,
6osnisss Ac, ,S4c or by leaving your order you can
,hsye any thing &sRe ipsJay hpeie,'u q 74I-.A oi
N. Bold Frames, &c,, regilt ct the shortest no
tee on reasonable terhrs:I Dent forget the pfsce:
feb 20-Iy JOHN WAGNER
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.i1hUNDERTAKER.

" ONUEIGlA AhEtSs ~ =
TT-r-..s O O. WALL, ndertaAer IN oil 1t.
branches Funerals attended to al
the shortest notice. in the best MANNER, ana or ID,
most reasonable terms.
Seventh, between D and streets.
. h lBesidsnSs pn a. a betwesn and 4, north sida
II B-e05m
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-, COLUMBIA. RESTAURANT.

Corner. Of 4Sersat4 Street and ,Louts,aso Auesae.
~ ~ The proprietor Of this -
kEstabhshmene r, Mr. A.
~ snlAkY Lehmann, has neftted- 8AJ
~ end prepared it for the
accommodating OF bus nhss in ouch nnner that
persons who may npatrqnize hin. will be highly
pleas with their accomm dations
9 He ia Determined to ha~e the very ttst for the
whole season, without any view to 81 pelse ,.,,
Families can be supplied with OystGs in every
style st ths shortest notice u a7.N. Tits "a -
W ser 23y 2w*.. ;'s.a-v.u b.ao A. IEaMANN.
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LTo THE E0IIoRsa or TIE 3,

w ASHlNdTON, NePt.s<9, IL, az. ..Io.I
We shall simply remark, in reference
to the above, that we learn the railroad
company are using their best exertions
to have the road in the best possible com
dition, The repairs. needed will no. doubt
be speedily made .]-ED. ,SrAa. 30 ,svaa
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MORGANTOWN FLOUR MILL

IA
NIL persons who have been accustomed
10 get their grinding done at Rogers Mill,
and all othels who are fond oil good flour,
are respectfully notified that the subscriber
has taken the said Mill for term OF years,
al cash rent, and thus has the exclusive
charge Of the Mill. .-a.,s
With the advantage Of sundry improve.
menls made in the Mill, together with strict
attention to business, and a toll.dish just
right and right side up, he expects TO com
pele successfully with his brother Millers,
and 10 give general satisfaction,
He wishes it particularly understood by
Farmers and Others, that all who bring good
whea, may rely upon having good flour.
10 The highest market price will be CIV
en- for Wheat. JAMES,. CRAIG.
October q, 1853. If
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Grazing Farm for Sale.

wish 10 sell my Farm of $50 Acres,
situate on the Evansville pike, II miles
from Morgantown. OF this tract $50 a.
ores are improved, and about 200 acres
are under fence. 1t is mostly sowm in
grass. On the premises are two dwelling
houses, log barn and several out.build.
ings also two young apple orchards aud
other fruit trees. The whole is well wa.
tered, and the farming land in a good state
Of cultivation. 'lf..yN4 'aI iHt-
Ny price is eight dollars per acre.
The title is good, and possession will be
given on the Isl Of April next. ,,ag
For view Of the premises, and othe
particulars, call on the subscriber, living
thereon, WIN. MILLER.
August q, 1858. 2lltf
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Al, acircuit Court held in and for Monopguliu
county, on the 18th day Of September, lSoi:'
John Daseaberry, et al, Plaintiffs,
Marshall Clark, ct al, Defendants.
IN CiiANCERY.
S,ccnrod Dusenhcrry, By his Guardisn, dd-hirm,
| Il. L. Berkshire, files his answer, and William c.
George, aud Henry Dusenbcrry, also file their
answers as Defendants, and this cause came on
this day 10 be heard upon the Dill, answers order
of publication, the consent Of w lillian G. George,
and Henry Dusenberry, and exhibits, and on the
agreement under seal Of David Clark and Lydia
his wife, and the said Executor, and William f..
Clark, aud tho said Executor, and OF William G..
Dusenbcrry, George Duscnberry and Henry Du-
scnborry, Of the one part aud the said executors
of the other, which said several agreements were
by consent Of parties considered as proven al the
Bar Of the Court, and upon the answer OF the
Guardian, ds-iiteH, ofSteenrod DusenbeFry. a nd
was argued by counsel, on consideration where
of tho Court doth order, adiudgC and decree that
Master Commissioner OF this Court do settle
the account Of John Duscnbcrry, Executor of
Henry Dusenbcrry, decd; that he ascertain what
is due 10 the Plaintiff, tho said John DuscRbcrry,
by' reason of the amount paid by him on account
oi' The claim mentioned in the Bill, aud that for
this purpose he require and ascertain the value
Of the consideration paid By the said executor in
compromising the claim with William Chambers,
as mentioned in the Bill in this cause; that he
nscertain the value Of each devise and legacy in
the will Of Henry Dusonberry, decd, mentioned,
and the proportional amount to DO contributed
by each dcyisec and egatee; and that the said
Commissioner have authority to interogate the
said John Duscnberry, Executor, as aforesaid, on
oath, touching all matters pertaining 10 this De.
cree but before taking said account, he shall
cause the party defendants to have notice of the
time and place Of taking tho same by personal
service oil notice on those who are within the ju-
rsdiction of the Court, and by an order publi-
cation properly executed on those defendants
who are without its Jurisdiction, and report his
proceedings to the Court in orderto further de-
cree in the cause. copy,-Teste,
e. S. RAY, Clerk.
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Commissioners Sale Of Valuable Land,
IN PRESTON COUNTY. .

.H "a lN ihISo10A' SSSt'
Eliza c. Lazicr, ct al, Plffs.. TN pursuance
r.rru, ss, jenkins, ct Del'ts, Of the Circuit
John Hanway's Ex'cr, Court oil preston
SOS. the undersigned, as Commissioner named in
said Decree, will sell at the front door Of the
Court House in Kingwood,
Onihe 18Th day Of November merit,
tbeipr the first day Of the next quarterly term
Of the County Court of said county, three seye-
raj TRACTS OF LAND, lying in said county, on
The waters Of Upper Sandy one tract containing
ia5 acres.-one other tract containing loo acres,
and the remaining tact containing 81 acres,
shall sell the first named tract first, as direct
,ed nv said Decree, which tract is described in
deed from John Hanway and wife and 6. 4. c.
Alien and wife 10 said jenkins: dated Sth scptcni-
her. is40, on a credit of 3, and 8 months, ta'
l;nl bond with good security from the purchaser,
hearing interest from the day Of sale, Tor me i.I
nurchase money. The remaining two tracts wall
,gbe sold OH the same terms.
,rhe titles O, said tracts of Land are considered
rood. hut, selling as commissioners, ! shall only
ssell such title as am authorized by virtue oil
said decree. JOHN i. hiANh,
! September 8, 1854. commissioner.
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N0RTH.W HOTEL.

yI,IlE undersigned would especially announce
10 the public that he has leased The house !,
(nown ns athc Nortll-westerhi fiotel," situated
in cLARKsDURG, Va. The house and lgrni-
lure arc nowundergoing general course OF re-
nair and renovation, which, when completed,
Xiii render this one Of the most pleasant houses
in Inc country. The Rooms are large, airy and
conveniently arranged. A portion OF tlleshoase
Is now ready for tile accommodation ofesmpany'
and public patronage Is respectfully solicited
.nenurnce this house comfortable, contehted
md handy. SAMUEL WALKER, Proprietor. Z
Clarksburg, VA, June ], 1861. !.
.S.-A limited number OF Boardcrs can be
accommodated with ROOMS.
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cyIY-slIlTHENG.

n,HE Subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he intends 10 carry on the
above business in Morganlowu. His Shop
IS in the upper story;ol M. liuyes's Tailor
s"Sp;y ARlETY OF GUNS, worth from ls
N "a dollars, constantly on hand
u ~ Vs. DIS. GREER.
Morgan,own, Sept. 9, 1851.
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WINDOW GLASS,

Assorted sizes, at The New Drug Store uh'
Glass Arcade;
Fish Oil, Flaxscrd Oil,
White Lead and Turpcntinc,
Japan and Copal Varnish, 81.
Prussian Blue, TIMBER, SC. Sc.
July s, 1854.
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Than ever heretofore, may now be l0uhd

THAI ever heretofore, may now be found at
Rogers & Fogles Cheap Cash Store.
Large stock, low prices, and newstyles,
Sta pies and iancies, piles on piles,
The assortment large and quitercompictc,
With compctitioplto compete.
We sell CflEAP. goods for CASH you know,
And that is why we sell so low. ltis@l
Our Fancy Goods VIC first will number,
And try your minds not to encumber
/, With sundry things Of small dimenSon,
E.And which are not worth your attcntiohi
5rherefore VIC mention silks and satins,
ofswhich We have superior patterns,
OF every style andlesery fashion,
TO suit the taste ofssery nations
The rcd ,Sthe white,th black, the blue,
With pink and buH, the changing, too,
Whose beauties cannot fail to win
A smile from those who cannot grin
And some, no doubt will laugh outright,
TO see so rich, SO great sight
The next in order you must know
Are goods ofdrcss and calico.
Z i've have all kinds and every brand,
That's manufactured in the land.
Nextcomes our Prints, Hats, Caps and Boots,
! Which cannot fail NC Think TO suit,
Preceding EDWARDS in the race ~
Before your minds we nextwill place, Z.
The Queenswates, a little Hardware, TOO,
A splendid stock, clean, nice and new
In order that you may be able
TO ornament your dinner table.
We have good pepper, too, and spice,
Soap, alum, ginger, mace and rice,
Coffee, sugar, tea and rope.
Come friends, we do sincerely hope
THAT every person large and small,
Both young and old, low and tall,
will give US an eerlyc
The Subscribers would by this method tendc
10 their friends and customers their thanks 70
tho patronage we have received at your hand
during the past season. We feel deeply thank
fal for past fayors, end hope to make ourselyc
in no way unworthy Of their continuance. w
i,aye not appeared before yorto say what w
have done, can, or will do, but would simpl!
nnindex TO the coming. Call and see us, friends
as NE will be glad 10 see you whether you pur
chase or NOT. ROGERS & F0GLE.
P.s. All approved trade taken in exchange
for goods at cash prices.
siorgantown, Va, Sept. 90, 1851.
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For Cash or Trade only!
Fresh &rriUat at me
Variety Store s Clothing Emporium Mol
High street, Morgaato,cn, Va.

lit9H 8Fect, 4uO' 3 "'''"'
GROCERIES, Hardware, Quecnswaro, Glass,
ware. stonewarc, Iron, Nails, sat9 Castings,
HiIl side, Ohio Shaver, Patent Lever and True
American ploughs, Plough Points a0d Landsdes.
Ladies, dress goods, Of almost every desirable
pattern, dress trimmings, white and fancy COLOR
Cd Grape shawls, and almost everything the Indies
may want, and very cheap, too. 80,
Gcntlcncn's and Boys wear for Spring and
Summer; black, blue and brown Sack, Froek
and Dress Goats; pants, vests, drawers, cTayats,
shirts and shirt collars, gloves, pocket and neck
handkerchicis, hats, boots and shoes, and every
article gentlemen may want to complet thciT
wardrobe. We invite everybody to call, as ouf
stock is complete and VIC arc determined to be
second 10 none.
We buy for cash VIC sell for cash; We have
but ono price, and will sell our goods at tho very
lowest figures. We can and will sell as low as
any house in town, cast west, north OF south.
If attention TO business mud honorable dealing
will give US friends wo arc determined to have
,bcnt 0ur motto lie Quick Sales, small profits
and ready pay. LAzlER s FLEMING.
Morgantown, June ., 1854.
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1000 BUCK AGENTS WANTED |!

III Canvass for The bc.t aud most salcablc Books
published. They are written by the most poPu-
lar Authors Of tho day, including among Others
RS. ARTHUR, Of whose last great work.
TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM,
Il. 900 copies have been sold within month Of
These Books are beautifully illustrated, (mnnyy
Of them with fiaely colorcd plates) and printed
and bound in the best manner.
AGENTS will find pleasant and profitable en-
1loymcnt in ueir circulation. Fur particulars
address (post paid -, n..,,,.ro,
No. as North Fourth street, Philadelphia
.Sentember q, 1854. emo
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THE MONO.NGALIA MIRROR
ezusS DRUGS AND GKS
I'D MEDICINES R
FRANK, NJ. CHALFANT,

A, the Sign of the Golden Mortar, corner o
Diamond Alley and Main street, has tho freshest
and nurest stock of Drugs and Medicines ever
found in MOrgantown. For the truth of this he
roIsrs YOU 10 ali the Physicians who have erum
iucI his stock. .s July 8, 1854.
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Deafness,
PARTIAL OR TOTAL,
ENTIRELY REMOVED.

IN. ALSoPIlERT bcgs to call the attention
OF those suffering from total or partial loss
the hearing, TO the following facts. He treats
diseases Of the middle or internal Ear With
INDICATED D0UCHES.
Such as is practiced in the lsfrmarics OF Berlin,
Lcipsic, Brussels, Hamburg and st. Petersburg,
and lately by the most distinguished London Az
ris,s, with the most wonderful success; indeed II
is the only method that has been uniformly sue
ccssiul. Tho best proof of the efficacy oil tho
,rcatmcn, will be n. reference TO nearly
NINE HUNDRED NAMES,
Residents of the United States, Canada, Now
Brunswick and Nova Scotia, rho haze been resto-
red 10 Acuic Hearing, and not single, solitary
case, TO our knowledge, did we fail to eject ei-
tier partial or total restoration of the Hearing,
when our advice or instructions were lsithtuiiy
and purctually adhered TO. Many who could NOT
hear the report ola pistol at arms length, can
now hear watch beat at the distance OF 4 lee''
In cases Of mucous accumulation IN inc Eusta
chan Tube and Tympanum, Inflammation OF tle
Mucus Membrane, Nervous affections, Diseases
of tho Membrane Tympnn, commonly called inc
% Drums or when the disease can be traced to
The effects of Fever, Colds, tho use Of Quinne,
Ncrcurial Medicines, Gathering OF the Ears ~
childhood, &c., DR.. Alsophert's treatment stands
prc-cminent. Where the Auditory Canal IS d,ry
and scaly, with little or no secretion, when the
deafness is accompanied with noises In the Ear,
like falling water, chipping of insects, ringing OF
bells, rushing OF leaves, continual pulsatlons,
discharge of matter, or when, in stopping, sen.
satiop is felt as il a rush Of blood 10 the head
took place, when the hearing isless acute IN duli
cloudy weather, or when cold has been taken,
this method of treating tho disease is fWaHt6h
in DEAF AND DUMB CASES
my experience warrants me in saying that II tho
hearing was at any time good, very much can be
accomplished. In the Deaf and Dumb School at
Leipsc, out Of a class Of IA, succeeded IN restor
ing Four 10 acute hearing. DR.. A. begs respect
fully 10 state that in those cases he undertakes he
guarantees successful result, complete rcstora-
ton, or such marked improvement as will be
perfectly satisfactory, il his remedies arc ialil-
July applied and directions adheredto.
Applicants will please state their age, duration
Of disease, II matter issues from the external pas
sage, irtcre arc noises in the Ears, state OF gen.
eral health, and what they suppose to have been
the cause Of tho deafness. When the health Is
restored il is expected that those in easy c'rcum-
stances will pay literally.
Medicines, apparatus, &c. will be sent TO any
part a! my own expense.
Address DIR. ALSOPliERT, Broadway; Office
4a2IG near Canal street, New York.
2l5 4mo april 4a7, 1856.
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Michael Cress, Adm'r, plT.
Us. In Chancery.

Michael Cress, Adm'r, PHI.
Us. In ChanCery.
liariaCrrss, widow, &c.d6s.
Pursuant to the decree rendered in the
foregoing case at the August term Of the CIR
cult Court OF Preston county, 1858, shall,
on Tuesday the second day or the November
term Of the county court of Preston county,
III being court llay,) al the front door Of the
courthouse in Kingwood, proceed 10 sell,he
Land in The bill aud proceedings mentioned
consisting Of TWO TRAC1'S,-one Of i0l
acres and tlle other 40 acres, lying ~ The
county Of Preston, on upper Sandy Creek,
near George Browns, on a credit ole, ~ \
is mouths, The purchaser giving bonds with
approved security, bearing interest from The
dauy Of sale; lien will also be retained up.
on tho same until lhepurchese money is
pail. The titlefs believed to be good. but
only such title as is vested in me by virtue
Of The decree will be made. .F
G.. CRESAP, Commissioner.
Octoler7, 1854.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
Morguntown, Va. Oct. Z, 1851. {

COMMISSIONERS uFflCE,
. Morguntown, Va, Oct. Z, lS5i.5
To MARSHALL CLARK AND HESTER HIS WIFE:
Dawn CLARK AND LYDIA HIS WIFE:
YOU arc hereby notified tia, have fixed
upon the 9th day OF November, AID, 1854, my
Office in Morgantown, Monongalia county, Fir-
ginia, to take and settle the exccutorial aetouni
Of John Duscnberry, executor of Henry Dusen-
berry, Decd, las well as the other points sub
mittcd to me by the above dccree,) ia which
cause you arc absent defendants; at which time
and place you are required to attend with any
vouchers or other evidence 10 enable me 10 dis
charge the duties imposed upon me by the above
decree.
Given under my hand as Commissionerin Chan
Gerry of the said Court the day and year first a.
ioresaid. L. 5. HouGi.
Oct. IA, lS54.::s69 ID.
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rIenry,s Commentary

On the HoIy Scriptures, in 0 volumes, large
octave, for sale cheap. Enquire a, this Of
flee October a,
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Michael Hartman, PHI. | In pursuance OF a
as. decree Of the circuit
Israel sAe6er s Joseph court Of Preston co.
Bishop Dells.
Michael Hartman, In pursuance Of de-
rs cree d the circnit supe;,
Israel ShqGy and frior Court Of Law and
Joseph Bishop. Chuncery for Preston CO. 70;
rendered in this case, the undersigned viii
sell at the front door Of the courthouse III
Kingwood, on tie llth dag Of November
nexl, tihal being the second day Of the next
quarterly term Of the county court OF said
county, 50 acres Of LAND, il being the
same named and referred 10 in the bill aud
proceedings. -,
/ shall sell said Land as directed by said
decree, on u credit OF 6, u and IS months,
taking bond and security from the purchaser
bearing interest from the day Of sale, and re.
taining lien upon SAID land for the purchase
money. Said land is situate about u mile
south of Kingwood, and the title is believed
10 BIZ good. bit ! will only give such title as
am authorised hv virtue Of said decree:
WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
October I, 1854. Sheriff Preston Co.
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IYilliam Conley, Sc. Pills.
lame, N. s, Ts; Def. In eA'nf'fy

James ~. SiGDora, Dell.
Pursuantlo the decree wondered in he FORE
going case at the Spring term of the Circuit
Court Of Preston county, 1854. ] shall, on
Tuesday the second day OF the November
term Of the county court of Preston county,
iii being court day. al the front door OF the
courthouse in Kingwood, proceed 10 sell 10
proceedings mentioned, known DIS the 'Hatc-
lcy Place situate, lying and being in the
said county Of Preston; upon credit of G.,
l2 and is months, with interest from The day
of sale; The purchaser or purchasers giving
bond with approved security. lien vii! be
retained upon said land until the purchase
money is paid, The title is believed to be
goc,l, but only such title as is vested in me
US Commissioner under the decree will be
made. R. f. C0WAN,
October I. 1851. Commissioner.