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rENEKAL AGENCY AT WAkAta0TONs~The sub.
VI Kchmond, Virginia. having established
doors In froaf OF ihH ifess
claimants upon me govern
bvnnhrr
nd ca sscas under the o. Cons'cs@ -,
The David
he has terhap~ only winch made 70 ~ n
e first sad''ofs omes %
He ndes 20 sh~ psPrs- ~ ar
psb,c cspio Of virginia fss- ana 1n
sfromo
INA. h,,n hope susisd hH - "s' as VII ~
able where thu ciaisnm sssh may 'e sh"'"Y
unshg ,ss. -..suu ana
~ c.is ID march, sa nyfss 100 acres
q 'oa !. ~ nj ~ vsyv uooersIs FELIX RlCHAkDs.
Hon. H.n,y A. Wise, Arooaac, Virginia
g,n-s T,yoas Kxq., Richmond, Virginia
Jsaes ii H.a.a .e Commissioner Pensions, Rchn.ond,
Nsygfas
5,afsa hi Parker. Richmond, Virginia.
.ss. yoha "A. r~wdlsso~. sh9sss
l,ou samp Warrington, %. q.
ham ward, 6&fursOss.
Ls~i. rssh<rsh~, ssa., Nee ycss
Marc 7-5Acpiy.
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SAILING PERRy.-The United States brig Perry
sailed from Norfolk Saturday for the coast of Africa
police officer from New York goes out in her to the Canary
islands to arrest Baker, the murderer of Poole
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March aa-eoaim
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LARGE sLAvEs-The New Orleans Bulletin states
that the l4h instant Messrs. Beard May sold
ton in that city It's negroes belonging the succession
Of NJ Lambeth for the sum Of SII3 T5o-beng an aver
age of $3.50 each.
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THE CALIFORNIA MST.-The San Francisco mint during
February coined Sl,575ooo of which only 100000 wa
in bars During the time 6s22 ounces of silver
purchased and 10 ,367 of gold bullion deposited
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NoRFoLK-The naval rendezvous is to be reopened II
Norfolk this week under Lieu,s. Sinclair and Cooper
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The coURTThs United States circuit or
the District Of Columbia commenced the March yeser
day morning.
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EFFECT CALIFORNIA NEWS IN New foRK.-The
New York Journal of Commerce says:
The news from California has created especial
element The supply of currency in San Francisco was
scarce and business there quite irregular The
newspapers that Messrs Wells, Fargo Co. have
resumed payment; and David Hoadley, esq, agent Of
Messrs Page Bacon Co. has received adyces from that
house stating positively that they win soon, and
probably before another steamer having nearly completed
their arrangements The steamer brings more gold than
was expected
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NATIONAL THEArRE-This evening has been apart for
the benefit OF the doorksepers of this establishment
from their merits they have put forth very at
tracve BILL which should OF itself Gil the house from par
auette to gallery.
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Orders FOR tickets and certificates of the
splendid viii
Of each drawing win be Immediately asr
10 all who order from
Address r. ]. BUCKLEY, Agent,
March 27--d Wilmington, Del.
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when TO Sow Tnrnins.

In the course of the present month,
whenever the surface is sufficiently
moist to start the seed, SOW turnips.I
The old adago runs:
" The 25ih OF July, SOW ,urnips wet or dry"
But we have found that moist cond;-
ton of the surface had more effect in
inducing termination Of the seed than
the day OF the month. After consider
able experience and pretty extended
observation, VIC arc still of the opinion
that the root crops may be cultivated
by most farmers with decided profit.
The great cost has been keeping down
the weeds otherwise they arc not diff.
iicult crop8 to manage. They arc easily
got in, and may be cultivated with a
horse OF tic hoe, without any difficulty.
Would it not be good plan to use the
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THE OPEN BERLE.v

A GENTS WANTED to sell a new work
IA entitled "Paganism, Popery and Christian
ity, or the BLESSING OF AN OPEN BIBLE, - as shown
in the History of Christianity, from tho time of
our Saviour to the present day, by Vincent w.
Miner. With view the latest Developments
of ROMES HOSTILITY to tho BIBLE, as ex-
bibited IN various parts Of the world, and an cx-
pose Of the absurdities Of the immaculate con
cepton, and the idolatrous veneration Of the Vir-
gin Mary, by Rev. J. +. Berg, ID. D., author of
"The Jesuits," "Church and State," &c. &c.
The author Of this work, DIR. Berg, is acknowl-
edged TO be the most able writer on Romanism
in the country: those who have read his discus
sions with Archbishop Hughes, will need no assn
rance of this fact.
Agents will find this the most saleablc book
published it is a large 12mo. volume, Of four
hundred and thirty pages, illustrated with nu-
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bound, and sold at 81 20 per copy.
Specimen copies sent by mail, post paid, to
any part Of the United States, on receipt of the
above price. Send for a copy and Judge for
yourselves. Address J. w. BRADLEY,
Publisher, AS North Fourth street, Philadelphia.
: May &c, 1856.
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VIRGINIA

Al rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of Monongalia county, on tho frs,
Monday in June, 1855.
William Morrison, Compliment,
vs..
Robert Roble, Administrator of
John Tassey, deceased, SAM
uel w. Semple, and Edgar c.
Wilson, DEFENDANTS.
IN CHANCERY.
The object or this suit is to restrain certain
assets of the late firm of Tassey, Morrison & Co.,
now in tho hands of Edgar c. Wilson, Esq. from
being paid over to the individual creditors of
John Tnssey, and to have them applied in salts
faction Of a debt due from the firm Of Tassey,
Morrison & Co. to the plaintiff;
And it appearing from an affidavit filed that
the said defendant, Samuel w. Scmple, is not
an inhabitant of this Commonwealth il is order
ed that he do appear within ono month after due
publication of this order, and do what is neces-
sary to protect his interests. Il copy,-testo,
G.S. RAY, Clerk.
Wiley, Atty. for Comp'ts.
July z, 1855. 2-5t
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RomtM KnaUcry.-Says ono of our
exchanges. "Tho undenied and the un-
deniablo fact is, that the Roman clergy
aud their church in St. Louis and other
cities in this country, DO leave their poor
unprovided for, and if Protestants did
not feed and clothe them they would
perish" Nothing is moro true. The
Bishops of the Romish Church have
moro wealth in their hands than any 9TH
or class of men in our country; aud
great numbers in their churches are a.
mong tho wcalthicst of our citizens /;
and yet the mutitudes of poor and beg
ging Catholics can obtain no relief in
their mendicity from them; to tho Pro-
testants exclusively they come for help
in their trouhles-and then the bishops
and priests donounce these Protestants
as herctics, not fit to live. Three quar-
ters Of all tho pauperism in tho country
is found among tho Catholics and the
burden of this immense amount of pau.
perism rests on the shoulders Of Pro.
testants. who arc doomed by tho Catho.
lies down to the flames of hell forever
The simple truth is, that Romanism
knavery, and mendicity arc joined by
bonds indissoluble; they live, move
and have their being in tho Same pcsti
lent atmosphere, having derived the cl.
oments oftheir existence from that com.
mon source Of evil-"tho bottomless
pit. '-Congrcgati0naiiSt.
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When TO Bud trees,

In the month Of August, or when
the fall sap flows most freely which de-
ponds much upon the season being car
ly or late with sharp knife cut per-
pendlcular incisiOn about an inch long
in the shoot intended, to be buddcd,
which must or is best toy be of the
present summers growth; then at the
base OF the incision, cut horizontal
cash about three cighths of an inch in
length; raise or loosen the bark on each
side carefully; then take bud off q
twig OF this summers growth, by cut
ting across the twig one fourth of an
inch below the bud, and along the sides
to an apex above the bud of such
length as to fit in the incision prepared
for its reception; slip it in CAREFUL I'M
der the raised bark and press it careful
ly together, and bind it with coarse
WOODEN strings above and below the bud
to hold the raised sides firmly down up-
on the buds, let it remain SO for seven
or eight days, then cut the strings
The next spring cut the top off the
twig about an inch above where it
was buddcd. The advantages of bud
ding over grating arc many and obyi-
ous--irst, if it docs not grow it will
not inJuro your tree. 1t grows faster
than gratis, and is much quicker and
easier done. | have always had the
best OF success in budding as described
above. Buckeye
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Fresh Groceries.

We have just received our usual variety
of Pittsburg goods in larger quantities than
formerly; which we now offer on terms TO
suit all those who desire to make purchases
in our line. Our Stock consists in part as
follows: ..
N. o. Sugar in hhds. and bbls.
N. o. Moasses in barrels aud half barrels,
Clover seed, warranted clean and nice,
Martins genuine extract of Coffee,
Coilee-mills and looking glasses,
Tubs, buckets, link wash. boards, sc.
Nails, sad irons, and hoop iron,
Green oil cloths, window blinds,
Floor oil cloths of various styles,
Table oil cloth covers of beautiful patterns,
Lipplncott's celebrated Yankee axes,
Halls patent leaver plow points,
Cotton yarn of every grade,
Carpet chain both white and coored.
Call at the BIG WINDOW and try the
market, before buying elsewhere.
CARR, HANWAY & co.
r.. S. We expect in few days to receive
our Eastern purchases, which are now being
made. C.. II. & Co.
March "a, 1855. .....
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POETRY.
The Second Wifc.

They told me he had won before
Another heart than mine,
And laid his first and deepest love
Upon an earlier shrine.
They said my spirit of must grievc,
II my lot would cast
With ono who held SO sacred still
Remembrance Of the past.
l needed not; my bark was launched
With his on liic's swift tide,
And earth holds not happier heart
Than mine-a second bride.
i know that ho has loved and lost,
What life may nc'er give back;
The flowers that doomed in freshness once
Ilavo withcrcd on his track.
know that she, the angcl.called,
Looks out from yon blue heaven,
A watcher DER the earth bound soul
From which her own was rivcn.
Together wo do of recall
This dream of other years;
Nor do love him less to know,
lie once had cause for tears.
More blest am that il hath been
. My love-appointed task
To wake anew the eight of home"
In which his soul may bask.
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Rags.-A sermon might well be
preached on lutte incident related to
us by Messrs. Lambdin, Bonham & Go.
paper manufacturers, of this city, few
days since. They have been for some
years receiving rags from Nashville as
Il point which for some cause has fur.
nished the best supply. Last year they
got notice from their merchant that he
could supply no moro for the people
did not save their rags. Recently they
received notice from tho same house
that they had one hundred tons of sur
plus rags. The last few months of tigh,
times compelled economy. Ifthis could
he continued in good times how much
better would it be for all parties!
Wheeling Ga>ette.
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VIRGINIA I.

VIRGINIA
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Monongalia county, on tho first
Monday in March, 1;55.
Lloyd Iowndes, Complainant,
John Hansil and James Evans, DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is TO subject whatever
amount the defendant, James Evans, may have
IN his hands due to the defendant, John ianscl I,
TO tho payment OF $3.50 SO cents, with interest
&c, due to the Plaintiff, Lloyd Lowndcs, from
said John Hanscl, who is nonresident Of the
State Of Virginia
And it appearing from nm affidavit filed that tho
said defendant, John Huuscl, is not an inhabit-
ant of this Commonwealth, ii is ordered that no
do appear within ono month after due pubica-
ton of this order, and do what is necessary TO
protect his interests.
copy,~--Toste, g., RAY, Clerk.
Allen, Atty. Tor Comp't.
July 4, 1866. 2-5t
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same piece of land for succession Of
years for these crops, never allowing a
weed of any kind to so to seed upon it,
and cnriching it with manure as free
from seeds as it is possible to get it,
If such manure is plentifully applied in
the Fall, and ploughed under 10 or IL
inches, there will be no complaint that
the root will not flourish on the same
soil. Where the weeds do not come,
carrots, beets, parsnips or turnips, may
be profitably cultivated.
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VIRGINIA
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Monongalia county, on the first
Monday in June, 1866.
Marshall jackson and Oliver
Jackson partners doing BUSH ..
ness under the firm and style
Oh w. .. jackson, Plaintiffs
VS..
Samuel McKelvey, Defendant.
IN CASE.
The object of this suit is to collect from the
defendant the amount of an account due 10 the
plaintiffs, for hogshcad of bacon hams furnished
ny the plaintiffs to the defendant, at his request
Aud it appearing from an affidavit filed that the
said defendant is not an inhabitant of this Com
monwcalth, 1t is ordered that he do appear with
in one month after due publication of this order,
and do what is necessary to protect his interests.
A copy,-Teste, G.S. RAY, Clerk.
Wiley, Atty for Pl'Hs.
July =, 1855. ... got
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IN CHANCERY.

John P. Byrho,l At "a Circuit Court held in and
,,, Us. Tor Preston county, on the 2lst
Hiram Pulliam. day of March, 1856
BY consent Of parties in this cause, tho same
is referred to Master Commissioner, l.. G. Bun
ker, Esq, to ascertain and report the balance of
the purchase money due from said defendant
PulIlan, to the Plaintiff, for the land in tho Bill
mentioned.
The parties TO the above suit are borcbv no,;-
ned that, on the 18th day Of July next, in INV of.
hcc in Kingweod, Virginia, shall proceed TO
make out my report according to the require
ments of the above decree. Given under nv
hand, as Commissioner, this 18th day of June,
1000. EDWARD e. BUNKER,
3U4-td Master Commissioner
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FANCY PRINTING.

We have supplied ourselves with ali the
materials necessary for doing fancy work
such as Gold and Silver Bronze, Red, Blue
and Green mk-fne glazed Paper of various
hues, &C., and we have the requisite skill
and experience to use them to advantage
Orders for fancy Labels, &c. will be prompt
ly attended to.
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A decree of tho King of Sardinia
has indicated the religious orders of
men and women which are TO be sup.
pressed The number considerable;
1874 monasteries will disappear; they
will contain a population of 5,50S per-
sons. Among these monastcrios 2S9
are inhabited by 1925 monks, 15 by L.
173 nuns. In Orders still preserved
there remain 6G3 monks and 500 nuns.
According to the economy of the law
monks and nuns who belong TO the Or.
ders suppressed, will continue to live
each in common, and each of them du-
ring life will receive a pension of 500
francs.
The greatest exertions of tho clerical
party in Sardinia. to thwart the passing
Of tho Convent Suppression Bill have
been in vain. The offer of Bishop Cal
libianca, in tho name of the whole Epis-
coPate, to pay yearly, for the support
ofthe lower clergy, 100000 francs to
the State treasury, has not prevailed
upon the Senate to withhold its consent
to the chief main points Of the bill. The
insignificant amendments made by tho
Senate wero accepted by the Rcpresen-
tative, and tho amended bill passed by
them, by % ayes against 90 noes. The
Catholic papers Of Germany say, they
cannot comprehend how the Catholic or
gans of Sardinia, after such manifesto
tions Of the popular will, can Continue
10 assert that tho majority are still good
Catholics.
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VIRGINIA ."
AT rules held in the Clerk Office of the
Circuit Court of MoHongalia county, on the first
Monday in March, 1865.
The Merchanta' add Mechanics
Bank of Wheeling, which sues
for the use of Peter a. Myers, Plaintiff.
Da'ia a. "oriey, Defendant,
IN DEBT.
The object of this suit is to subject certain
real estate of the defendant, in the county of
Monongalia, to the payment of debt due from
MN TO the plaintiff, for the use Of Peter A. N.Y.
ers, amou nting to about fifteen hundred dollars:
And II appearing from an affidavit filed that tho
SAID defendant is not an nhabitant of this Com
monwealth, 1t is ordered that he do appear with
IN one month after due publication OF this order,
ana do what is necessary to protect his interests
copy,-Teste, G. S. RAY, Clerk,
Wiley, Atty. for PPf.
July Z, 1866. 2-5t
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1000 BOOK AGENTS WANTED

A GENTS wanted every County of the Uni
n ted States, to sell one Of the most saleable
books ever published, entitled,
Thrilling Adventures among the Indians"
Comprising the most remarkable personal nara
tvcs or events in the early Indian Wars, as well
us Of incidents in the recent Indian hostities in
Mexico and Texas. BY John Frost, l.. l.. D., a,l-
thor of Pictorial History of the United States -
" pictorial History Of the World" &c. &c. IL
lustratcd with numerous engrayings, 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 low price of 81, 75 per copy.
Over 10000 copies have been sold within a
short time, and the sale is still increasing.
We pay the largest commission to agent who
can be supplied with specimen copy, sent by
mail, postpaid, on sending us the price, 81 rs,
with full particulars of the agency. Address,
J. w. BRADLEY, Publisher,
4S North Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
N. Bon receipt of two dollars, we send
(post paid a copy Of tho above book, and n CO.
Ply of the " Preside Angel" by r. S. arthur.
May 8, 1865. 29S=2m
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Marble and Stone Cutting,
BURR p. MARSTFT
May 10, 1865.

ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
~ mas on hand, and intends keeping an as
sortmcnt Of American and italian Marble,
and will be enabled to fill all orders for
Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, and Tablets.
Mantle-peccs, &C., in style of art not surpass.
cd IN this section OF the country. lie will also
execute all orders for building work in country
stone. :
H. Shop at the old stand, head of Front street,
ana stock will also DO on hand at tho Shop OF
J. Nj. Adams, on Front street, opposito tho
Printing Office. = -
" Orders solicited and filed at reduction
OF 20 per cent. on prices heretofore.
B. p. MARSTELLER.
June 80, lS55-3m.
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How TO DO Good and Make Money /

A NY industriousand intelligent man can do
IA good and make money, by selling the His.
torical and other popular and saloablo Books,
published by the subscriber. Our list includes
works of tho best American Authors. OF II. S.
h fn works alone, tho sales have exceeded
1000 volumes in the past year, and their sale
is still increasing.
These Books arc sold by Travelling Agents.
Zach Agent occupying one or moro counties,
ana having exclusive control Of the sale in the
section nc may agrco TO conyass. For further
particulars apply to
,. W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
:. as North Fourth Street, Philadelphia
March 81, 1850. -.
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HTslygea' CSSEea'asS.

fENHE Subscriber proposes to build Cisterns Of
u Water Lime Cement, in Morgantown and
vicinity, in a stylo Of neatnoss and durability
That cannot fail to give satisfaction. lie resides
IN New Geneva, Fayotto county, Pa, and may be
addressed by mail with orders in his line.
JOHN X. BOWER.
May 81 1S55-3t
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DIR. THOS. DUNN.

Having located a, CHARLOTTESVILLE, 70.
specially tenders his professional services 10
the citizens Of the place and surrounding
country. He can be found Il, the Depo, at
all times when not professionally engaged.
Banacksville, April 9, 1855.
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CAR DEAD

oAAAN ~1InA -
But clothes for the living will be found at
A. FEDERLEICHT & cos,
Cheaper and more durable than at any ether place
in the County.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
The undersigned have just returned from the
East, with large and new assortment of Spring
aud Summer CLOTHING, of every variety,
size, color and style, expressly made up for this
market. For style, finish, and workmanship we
challenge competition and all Goods bought of
us are warranted to BIO as represented. Being
entirely confined to the Clothing business, ). we
vouch to say that we cannot fail to please, having
paid much attention and care to the selection of
our stock. And we, with these pledges upon our
part, solicit share of the public patronage, if
honesty and fair dealing will possibly obtain it.
E Our stock consists Of
Mems, Boys and Youths Clothing,
and also large assortment of
Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars,
Socks, Gloves, Handkerchief,
Cravats of all descriptonsJ
Boots & Shoes, Carriers,
Suspenders, &c., sc.
We invite tho attention of the public to our
stosk before purchasing elsewhere.
FEDERLElGHT & CO.
N. B. Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods, at the highest market price. +. s. Co.
March 81, lS65.-3m