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PUBLIC SALE.

virtue Of a Decree of the Circuit Court o
ID Monongalia county, rendered at the Spring
Term thereof 1855, in the case Of Jacob Made
ra's heir against jacob Madera's heirs, i shall,
Z On the 2sth day Of May, 49,
(being Court-day sell to the highest bidder, aft
public auction, on5t the public ground before tho
Court House in Morgantown, Monorgalia coan.
ty, Virginia, the house and half lot ofswhich Ja-
cob MADEIRA lately died seized, situated on Water
street, in iMorgantown, being the south half Of
lot No. ,ion the plot of,said town. Also, an
or less, in gross, near Morgantown. This sale
will be on a credit oflone and two years, with
interest from date, and the putshaser will be re-
,quired to give bond with good security for the
purchase money, and the tile will be retained
until the purchase money ispaid. sgis i.
W. 7. WILEY, Commissioned.
April 81, 1856. SO 81 q
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Family Dsystls.s d the Eally Christians

s. ]
The several members ola Christian
family were accustomed to riseyery ear
ly III the morning and address their
thoughts to 6 lobby silent ejaculations.
by calling TO mind familiar passages of
Scripture and by secret prayer. Glenn
emit Of Alexandria, A. D. 1888, was ac-
customed, when he awoke, to call To-
mind the words Of Christ, aud often an
ticipased the dawning ola day inthese
.deyout exercises. Zone must arise,
says Basil the great, sbeforelhe twilight
II morning, TO greet with prayer the
coming day. Let the sunlat his III.
sing find us with The Word of God in
hand. Letthe day begin with prayer.
SOON as the day returns, aud before,
leaving his chamber the Ghristianshoula
address This prayer to his Savior; and
before resumfrg his daily labor, begin
The work Of righteousness. Let the
child be accustomed, early inlnornipg
10 offer ptayer sod lpraiss to. God; and
at evening again, a'hen the day ispast
aud gone, lei him end his labor by
bringing his evening Offering TO the
Lord. 40
After tlleir private levo,ienss The tams
lily meteor uuitedprayer, which was ,lc-
compau;el with tie reading Of The
Scriptures. The recital such doctrin.
al and practical sen.iments as might best
fn.,;f, ibem aoainst the prevailing scan
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lHSO.tiCR.l

A III PERSONS arc forcwarned not to par-
IN chase OF trade for sss s3I Ia
BountyLand warrant o.l0s, Gao, for 40 acresi
issued 10 Rebecca b arnet, widow Of Joseph Bar.
net, decd, "a supplement- TO No. 1879 for 40
acres under the act Of Sept. IS, $780,.
AS said Warrant was enclosed in a letter and
deposited inthe Post Office at Morsantown, about
tho lsth day Of March last, by NJ. NJ. Dent, Esq,
and was directed to me at Bruceton Mills, Pres
ton county, Va, and not having arrived II sup
posed TO haze been lost OF stolen. w S1'
\ j hereby give further notice that said Warrant
belongs 10 me by right Of purchase, y having
been regularly assigned by the said Rebscea
barnet, and that have fled csyeat at the Cen
eral Land Office TO prevent the issuing OF pat
ent to fraudulent claimant, and shall file an ap-
.rlication In tho Pension Office with tho neees-
,sary proof TO obtain duplicate. i, 1919
JOHN III. HOE FATAN.if7
Bruce,on Mills, Va, April II 1855. ss8p
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eYOg5ce.g"
A Ii PERSONS arc forewarned TO pur-
n chaseior trade for q

A LII PERSONS arc forewarned not TO pur-
N chaseior trade for ai
Bounty Land WarrantEo. los, l62, for 40 acres,
issued TO lebccca Dusehberry, widow Of Henry
Dusenbery, decd, la Implement to No. [, 1853
l'pr 40 acres, under the act Of Sept. 2s, $780,.
a-said Warrant was enclosed in aletter and dc.
posi'eS IN thc Post Office at Morgantown, Va,
Seout tiI' l2t Of March last, by William Nj.
Evans, Esq, and directed to me ut Bruceton
sli,s Preston County, Va, and not having arri-
veg, NY supposed to have beehlost or stolen.
\ hereby give further notice that said Warrant
eelorgs 70 me by right Of purchase, IL having
oeeh regularly assigned by die said Rebecca Du-
seneeiry and that Ihsyf died acpveat Mt the
general Land oflnc TO ptescnt the Issuing of a
patent to fraudulent . !pimant, and shall iflc
% application In the penSicn Office with the
acee'sary proof TO obtain \ duplicate.
~ moi II. HOP FAiAN.
Btase'on Miils,ya, April "a, 1865. ass5
Moorehead's MagneticIslsster. q
Feb-ss Forsaleby My. WILEY &Go.
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:s!lllllo.a,ln!! Reaoilra..
Tolmake Children Sabbath.breakers.

IF ~ n Sabho+h ,oo,.r;;, - II ~ -, -.
tsrlyondas sbab;.at;on s az Az y ss ~
dance os father and ~ >, Nh Ia ny ~ T.
a profession of RELIGION: thew have ssN :
children who. belong to The sabbath
school. We say belong toSit, because
theirnames stand recorded on its books
though from their occasional attend
ance it might be inferred that they
were only yisiters. Here we are at the
door, Hank |! do you hear a confused
running about within? They are hard
ayup; and although it IS nearly eight
O'Clock, every thing about the house is
IN confusion. Here they come at last.
AS they are all asn aisha5ille, = we
will sit in the parlor alone o few min
.utes, and for once, as the door is left
open, will violate the rules Of good
breeding, and l Y listen s,t n; Hark! Mr.. Haws
is speaking So Shall We go 70 meeting
1nts morning. MIS- ha@es
naroiy kIoW,What 70 40. IL is
very dull over head, and looks q little
Nike to rain. IS Us 81
True, tits q little dull; but I do
not think it will rain to-day; and you,
know we did not go out last Sunday
9Well. never mind. tits now sol
late we cannot get ready very, we'll. /,
guess NE had better STAY at home to-
day. You worked hard all the week
sana need alittle rest to-day
aBnt. mother. said the eldest girl.
;nterrsnt;ns His nn ss st converse,
.tion, sssbal7iWe not 90 to the Sabbath
scboolss sS.sissS,S & 'sssSSs
esNot today child VA cannot ret
von rssdS Van mist stay It home me
until W. III 90 q MEETING sHI !: 6 -
I'M N, g. = ~. !,
as 1 spss s SsSy M and ,Sa s,d
~ III - n az : ss p : snSaa I 81
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General Advertiser.
FANCY PRINTING.

We have supplied ourselves with all the
materials necessary for doing fancy work
such as Gold aud Silver Bronze, Red, Blue
and Green Ink-iine glazed Paper ofyarious
hues, &C., and we have the requisite skill
and experience 10 use them 10 advantage
Orders for fancy Labels, &c. will be prompt
10 attended 10. 81 +
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or Flooding. Pdyui, Suppressed and Irregular
Menstruation, &c., with all their accompanying
evils, Cancer accepted no matter how seyerg
or Of how long standing. s d
The Catholictn farsurpasses other remedies in
being more ceraia, less expensive, and leaving
the system Ia better condition. Let all inter-
ested calliand ,btain pamphlet (rREE) contain
ing ample PROG, from the most respectable sour
ces, OF the baefcial results Of its use ;,tsgeth-
,er with ietten from highly experienced Physi
clans, who hive used II in their practice, and
speak from thir own observations.
E1sii) iiltd 9s6REfERENCES:V ilhyFf ~ -
p. B. PEcxIAf, M. D. Utica, MY. t,ll5l', =
I LID FLrnso, NJ. D. canandaigua, N. Y.
NJ. H. HILr, NJ D Rochester, NJ y. 3ftl3q ~
d. Y. Foor,, NJ D syracuse, N Y. .s,i
Professor hsBAR, NJ d Baltimore, Md.
JIG. 0RRiet, M d % "
WV. REnE, M D City ofNew York.
W. PREscor, I'M D Concord, N H.
j. P. NEwIlFp, M D, Utica, N Y.fgi ssasi!
Rev. C. s. eARp, Glenn Springs, S C. a.isf
pamphleia an be had gratis 1.-THE storeof a
IA, i. w, TOWER s Co., Agents, q.
Druggista.nd Booksellers, Morgantown, Va.
And ssla sy LOGAN & CARR, Fairnont,
-33Hai DR.. VIM. EYSTER, do
aatail J.&.W. B. KERN, Middlcburne,
il Or. n c. HAWKINS, waynes
ftiS burg, Penna, and by most Of the
eading Draeghts the adjoining counties. 81
|M See tb. following letter: Q2.iee
a HUNTSVILLE, Yadkin county, N ca
stis November IS, 1883. 50
DR. John D. M,rchisi: ris gd tls5 iaa ~
7 Sir: j deem it my duty to express to you
my sincere thinks for your discovery. Of the eel.
ebratcd Fem,lc Medicine, (catholicon. NJ,
wife has bcei more OF less troubled with food,
ling for eight 1t nine years, and found nothing e
give her feiiel anil ,by accident, / got a bottl.
ofyours medEinc, and found it Just the thing
wanted ,Itased like charm, and has given hol
entire relief sfapermanent character. a;il 4
With much respectfyo ob't sery't, Z Y.
H ~ fSigned) WILLIAM ] BoL1N.
isBlM Ascnlsl & Go, Proprietofs
ce,tral Depot, ao4 Broadway, n. Y.
February II, 1854. q ,j,s:i,. (,
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NOTICE.

ALL persons knowing themselyesto be
indebted To the firm OF Shean s Rice, John
*, Shsan, OF Shean s Runner, will save costs
by calling Immediately and settling their &C.
counts, as we are determined to have our
books settled up. Allacconnts no.psid in
a short time will handed oSerto officers
,forsccllection. The books can be found at
]. X. Shean's old stand. 80 4
January 90, 1855. ss7'3,iS
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THE LATEST DESPATCHl9
SeVastOpol not Taken!

vi ME Allied powers and all other flourish;
u ing Of trnmpets as TO selling Cheap
Goods, is not a Circumstance 10 what the
subscribers have justreceiyed fromlhe East,
10 whicht they invite the special attenlionof
their friends and others. Among the Stock
may be found a choice article Of GIG Jars,
SU AIRS Of almost every DIES.
criplion. Prunes, Nuts Of all kinds, Molas-
SEES, Coffee, Tea, Candies a superior quail
ity. Suspenders, Silk Handkerchiefs, &c.,
together with almost an innumerabls Lotto
other small ARTICLES, which they pledge them
selves 10 sell adyantageously to the buyer.
Give us a call, opposite the Courthouse
Square. Z. /. & N. BERKSHIRE.
Nov.4, 1854. y, 8 Y
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a .
G Vel all meet again IN The morn
g.n-Such was the exclamation of q
dying child, as the red rays of the sun
set streamed on him through the case
ment. e Good BY, papa, good by!!--7
Mamma has come for me tonight;
don't cry, papa! we'll oil meet again
I in the morning" It was as if an an
gelshad spoken to that father, and his
heart grew lighter under its burden,
fors ethingl assured him that his lit
tie one had gone to the bosom Of Him
who said, aSuferlittle children to come
unto me, for ofsuch is the kingdom Of
heaven. ~, 80. g. si.,'s' 81 ..,.. ~. 2
r There is something cheering and in
spring to allwho are in trouble in this,
,tsWe'n all meetagain in the morning.
It rouses up the fainting soul like the
blast Of q trumpet, and frightens away.
forever the dark shapes thronging the.
avenues Of the outerlife. Clouds may
gather upon our paths-cares press
their venomed lips against our cheeks; y
disappointments gather around us like
an army with banners, but allsthese
cannot destroy the hope within us, if
we have this mottoi in our hearts and
upon our lips all will beright in the
morning 81 ss5 la;a4F5 s5iar3s
Before We can commit a, little sin,
We must find a little God to sin against.
K sse,'' BUNYAN.
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ghe Great Discovery!
KROLlLERION.!
FOR CURLING THE HAIR

1IoR many ycarsithas been the object Of deep
ii est study with chemists and others, to pro.
duce fluid that, applied to the hair, would
cause tito wave and curl equal in beauty to the
natural curl. 81.
THE KROLLERIoN Is the only article ever
otfersd 10 the world that will effect this most de-
sirable object. But three or four applications
are necessary 10 curl il as much as may be de-
sired, and for any length Of time. From the
many testimonials Of those who have used i,
tile subscriber does not hesitate to warrant the
KRoLLERios to give satisfaction, and prove as
recommended in all cases. ~ +. 4.
The recipe for making, with full directions
for use, will be sent on the receipt ofonedollar
post paid. The ingredients will not cost over
IL cents. Direct to- II. A. FREMONT,
April "a, 1866. Warren, Tranbell county, Q.
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Bonnets VI Bonnets!

4 a large slock Of SILK Bonnels just receiy-
ed and for sale a, The Big Window. Also,
a CREST variety Of other Spring Bonne,s to
arrive few days together with Bonnet
Silks, Ribbons, Salcaneis, wreaths, flowers
splits, &C., which be sold low.
March 81. CARR, HASwAY & Co.
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Spring Goods,

AT THE BIG TVINDoIK!l
Having jus. returned from The East, we
would inform our friends and customers that
we are now receiving and opening the largest
stock Of Goods thalwe have eyerhad the
pleasure Of exhibiting q: our COUNTER To
enumerate would be a tedious task. Alive
askof our frisnasst to give our stock an5ex.
animation before purchasing
March 81. CARR HaNWAY & 90.
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! Thrilling Adventures among the Indians"

: "A GENTS wanted sn every county oil the unlrr
~. ted States, TO sell one Of the most saleable
books ever published entitled, ~ (,
Thrilling Adventures among the Indians
Comprising the most remarkable personal nara.
tiyes OF events in the early Indian Wars, as well
as Of incidentsin the recent Indian hostilics in
MEXICO and Texas. BY John Frost, i. D.. D /, au.
thor of 20 Pictorial History off the United States !"
&c Pictorial History Of the World &c. &c. IL
with numerous cngrayings, from designs
by w. Cromc, and other distinguished artists.
This book contains over 500 octave pages, is
bound in embossed morocco, full gilt back, and
is sold at the lowprice Of 81 10 per copy. d
Over sc, 900 copies have been sold within a
short time, and the sale Is still increasing.
We pay the largest commissionto agents, who
can be supplied with a specimen copy, sent by
mail, postpaid, on sending US the price, Sl,75,
withiall particulars of the agency. Address,
n y. w. BRA DLEY Publisher,
AS North Fourth Street, philadelphia.
NJ Bon receipt Of two dollars, wesscnd
4 post paid a copy Of tho above book, and CO.
.py Of the ePircsidc Angcl,p by .. g. Arthur.
May s, 1856 g ff5s tss,B s9s-sm
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It's large sarcophagus, which Mun,er
with the APPRECIATION also Of Dorner, re-
fers tolthe middle Of the second century
on which is exhibited the religious
worship of a Christian family. On one
side of this sarcophagus are three wo.
men standing round a younger female
whois playing on a Tyre; on the right
side stand foursmen, with apparent rolls
ofmusic in hand, from which they are
singing. This interesting monument
indicates not only the existence at that
early period Of Ia collection Of sacred
music, but theiuse oftha, delightful por.I
ton Of religious worship. sacred psalm.
ody, inthe deyotions ofthe family.Dr.
Coleman.
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'HOI! FOR THEiWEST!

Just Received at Glass Arcade,
100 BOXES assorted GLASSWARE,
Whichwill'be sold exactly at manufactu.
rer's prices, with small per centaee added
to pay transportation. Merchants and con.
sumers call'and examir. w, y, " &
Also, 20 Boxes and packages Of Pure
Fresh Drugs, a splendid assortment of
fine Liquors in store for sale. Terms
cash and trade, with per cent off all bills
over IS. FRANKM. CHAEFAN1T. q.
January 20, 1855. Nj sss ,.ss.ssasss II /
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DIR. j. b ANARCHISTS IS
5CELEBRATaD CATHOLIC CON,
FOR THE KILlEF AND CURE OF Y.
ri. SrrFFEMHG FEMALES. Is

1t stands pre-
eminent for its
curative powers
in all the diseas.
90 for whichil is
recommended,'
usually called q
gaFem ale
aComplaints.aI
Ofthesea Pro-
-fattfng gf'Me
Womb; Euor AZ
bus, or Whites:
Chronfe kfdm.
nation and u
csration the
Womb: Meiden-
tdlHemorrhdge,
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EA1RCHILD, Laughed s co.
MANUFACTURERS OF 6.is9
CARRIAGES !.
BUGGIES, W:gGOyy's, q.
Aud AM other Vehicles used for Toll

Aud all other v ehicles used for Toll
or Pleasure, ss 4 4
.H.AyE procured the very best materials 4
I'LL employed the best rorkmen-and are
operating with the best intentions, with all the
skill, industry and attention to business that
they. are masters of--and have no hesitation in
saying to Farmers and all others that they can
turn out as good job, in as quick time, and at
as fair price as any other Establishment Of
the kind between Decker's Creek and shutdown;
no matter whether theircompetitors come from,
North, South, East orlWestl " zii,4 y q 4
Our work will speak, or rather shine, for it
self. Persons in want Of a Carriage, Buggy,
Wagon, or what not, are respectfully invited
to call and examine our Vehicles, shake them,
and take them if they like. y VA
Workmadcto order, at shortnotice,
and repairing done on reasonable terms.
Our Shops are situate at the mouth of Deck
er's creek, South side, close by whore the
slackwater is intended to be. ! .is
Morgantown, Va. June II, 1858. Il y y ~
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Boots and Shoes

"A large, perg large stock Of Boots and
Shoes, just received and will be sold low,
rerplop! All,who! want any goods IN this
line, should, BY all that's cheap, not forget
the Big Window.
March 81. Cam, HAswAy & Co.
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Trustees Sale,

OF VAL UABLE REAL ESTATE,
DuRsUANT to the provisions ola Deed of,
Trust executed to me, on the 9th day of
August, 1852, by Thurman i. Conneway, for the
use Of John y. Brown, guardian Of the heirs Of
John Q. Brown dec'd., ] shall, on : Z g z sii2'1
Monday de 14tA aaycf May neat,
before the front door ofihe Court House in King
wood, proceed 10 sell for cash in hnnd, the Farm
on which tho said Conneway now, resides, Gin
the Grab Orchard neighborlo cd j said % contain
500 Acres.-subject 10 the dover interest Of
bis wife. X SMITH CRANE, Trustee. /,
April IA, 1855. =, fsi lff
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BBLEAGHlarG POWDERS, 7 \
Or Chloride of Lime; Salts Of Lemon, and Salts
of Tartar, now on hand and for sale at the New
Drug Store and Glass Arcade. July 8,
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Clock & Watch Repairing.

B ToEIN 4. SHEANi has againretumed 10
81 Morgantown, where he is ready and
will attend promptly 10 all work in his line,
such as repairing Watches, Clocks, Jswelryi
&c. ,5 ,;'s - January 30, 1856. /,
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s SAFE /, OF B ! RElE].,AJEsTATE.

TN Pursuance Of a deoee fithe Circui. Court
Of Monongalia nn,y rendered at the Sep
TENDER term ,sls5a. .7the case Of William w.
Runner VA. MARY L, Gunner and others1I shall
las Commi,sioner appointed for that purpose
sell IN from Of S.pe. courthouse in Morgantown,
on the An MopSay OF December, 1854, III being
court day II public auction, 70 the highest bid
der, on a credit II 6, - and 10 months, the Real
Estate IN M Sill and proceedings mentioned,
being two Houses and Lots Of ground in the
Town Of hamilton, in said county, and also one
SIX acre lot adjoining said Town, on the South,
belonging to the heirs of James Runner, decd.
The purchaser or purchasers will be required to
give bond withapproyed security, bearing inter:
est from date for the purchase money, and a
Lien will also be retained for the same, on the
property sold, until the purchase money Is poid.
..Fs.ii5Tf1 y 4. n. L. BERKSHIRE
November l6, ls54.-ts. Commissioner.
DISAPPOINTMENT. g. + y
The sale Of the above Land is postponed till
the 9TH Monday In January next. 5N.et
R. L. BERKSHIRE, Comm'r. 4
December 90, ls54.-td. 1atlssss y M sis
PoSTPoNEMENT. ~ i.
the Fourth Mondayjin February next. ~
M Sol RI. BERKSHIRE, Com'r.
January %, 1855. "a = = !.
DISAPPOINTMENT. III, {
Tho above Sale is again postponed until the
Fourth Monday in March, Is, s Ia. =, 81
lss Y RI. BERKSHIRE, Comm'r.
Feb. a6. ls55.-td. q fsii'ssse , p o.
acknowledgements!
The above salei further postponed until
the 4lh Monday in Aprilnext. goyI ea I
B. L. BERKSHIRE, Comm'r.
March 26, 1856. r q ssJ !. g
) ANOTHER osTPoNEMENT. !
). ThcaSoye sale isfarther postponed until the
fourth Monday in May, Court day. ,slggl : l'l
AprilIa4, 1855:
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Martins Genuine Ext. Of Coffee,
! Also, CoFFE-lIILLs for sale by 1. 80 3. {.
Mareh4. CARR, HatANW.AY&
HOW to IDOL Good and Make .MlloneyY5 /

AZ NY industrious and Intelligent man can do
IN good and make MONEY, BY selling the His
iorical and other popular and saleable Books,
published by the subscriber. Our list includes
works Of the best American Authors. OFT. s..
Arthur,s works alone, the sales have exceeded
100 900 volumes in the past year, and theirsale
10 still increasing. 81
These Books arc sold by Travelling AGENTS
Each Agent occupying one or more counties,
and having exclusive control OF the sale In the
section lie may agree 10 conyass. For further
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Durkesls Chemical Yeast Powders.
USE THEM, and you will never. fall TO have
good light Bread Cakes, Sc, sc. They can be
had the Sign oflthe Golden Mortar. July s.
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aMAN-KNOW THYsELFS!p
Al fnpaluable Book for IS CENTS" Eriry fars
ily should haze a Copy.,'

100, 900 COPIES SOLD
IN LESS THAN ONE
YEAR. Anew edition,
revised 8 improved, just,
issued. ~ aG ~ n .
Dr. HUNTERS MEDI-
ALMANUAL & HAND
BOOK for til eArfLicTxpl
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Iron and Hardware Store.

L ~ 4OAA WIN 44SNA hSSOtSs.
TIME SUBSCRIBER would announce 10 the,
I public that he has just received at the
Commercial Buildings, Morgantown, Va, alafge
and general assortment of y.aaEih
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Consisting in part Of Mil, cross.cut Hand and
lemon Saws; Broad, Hand, and ,chopping Axes;
Hatchets, Hammers, Adzes, Augurs, Braces and
Bits, Gouges, Chisels, Planes, Rules, Squares,
Guages, Spirit and Plumb Levels; a greatly vars,
ETY. Of Door and Window Fasteningsj Til and
Chest Locks; Brass, east and wrought Butt ana
Strap Hinges. Afine assortment OF
IN = Table Cutlery;
Scissors, Shears, Razots, &C.; Hand and Bench
Vices, Smiths Vices, Anyils, Bellows, Stock and
Dies ;sscrewplate; Files, Rasps, English, Ger
man and American Steel; Guns, Gun:locks and
Gun.barrels; wall, paint, clothand hair Brushes;
Brass and Bell-metal Kettles, together with q va
riety ofotherarticles which he will sellWHoLE-
SALE oRRETAIL, at prices which cannot fail
to please. .iis{ NJ. +
As he does business on the g Ready Pay, sys-
EN-, he adds no extra per cent. for bad debts.
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prisng oil the various sizes Of Iron and Nails,
i. his own manufacture and Of the best quality
as, n ,s.l,l q q b, Ii 8 F. H. oLIPHANT.i5
Morgantown, Dec. Is, ls52.-l15::,t. e q
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