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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-03
HE MONONGALIA MIR ROR
SHERlFF'S SALE.
James c. Snidcr and Levi pindalI,
~.
Susan Smith CT at,
IN CUdNCERY.

Susan smith CT ~,
IN CHdNCERY.
On the Tenth day Of September next, 1854,
/, hrinr tho third day Of tho September tern
nr ,Ic Circuit Court Of Monongalia couaiy,
/ will nrocccd to sell the Land IN the bill
a.d proceedings mentioned, Ia the highest hid
dor. in from, OF tho Cour,.lunsc in Morgantown
nm n credit of six months from the day OF sale,
with interest thereon until paid, for suillclen,
snm TO nav 100 dollars with intcrcs, thereon
from tho lit day Of April, 1851 aud 100 dol.
lar. with interest thereon from the Isl day oil
Anril, 1852: ais" 100 dollars with interest
,hrre,n from the first Gay Of April, 1888, and
the costs of this suit, and rcsidnc-l 90 dollars
drc is, Of April, 1851; 100 dollars due lst Of
ApriI, 1876; 100 dolars due lst Of April, lS,Gi
md for thu residue Iaj dolars-ail the resIdme
/ dine and PAYABLE on the LIST day ut April,
1857, Tho purchaser or purchasers arc re-
unirc,l 10 give bond with approved surety-'hG
lille retained until the purchase money aud
interest is paid. Said Land is situate IN Tue
county Of Monongala, and CONTAINS ny GSi,'
nation ono hundred two aud x acres oil Land,
living on the waters OF Indian Crcck.
E.p. FITCH. Deputy for
A. c. DoRsrv, Sheriff Monongalla county
August 0, 1858. .oo's
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Celebration at Plyn,Ouih.7 '"e ~
lust, great numbers ascend a' r!f'
mouth to celebrate the unnit Try OIL Tue
emmrkaiion Of the Pilgrims Dell. 1"-
vsu in IGN, The season lore favor.
able for the celeba ton III i''a' Of Tue
landing at Plymouth in DlnOer' III
Governor Of NIa.socI,nss Mayor Of
Boston, and man! leading I'll were pres
ent.
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N Office +.
CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE.
For particulars enquire at the Office oil
the Monongulia Mirror.

the Monongulia Mirror.
|. A FARM Of l60 acres-two houses;
n saw mill; chopping mill good coal
bank; 50 OF 90 acres cleared; we'll wa
tered.
9. A FARM Of 2i5 acres, much Of it
river bottom land, five miles from Nor.
gantown-house, barn, milk.house, smoke
house. &c.; plenty offruit trees,
3. A FARM of l75 10 1870 acres about
1875 cleared ; 90 acres Of coal good build.
ings; well wa,ered; eligibly situated
near Morganlown.
a. A FARM, opposite JimtOwn, miles
from Morgantown-good river land, and
| in good condition; all needful build
ings, &c.
S. A small, but desirable Farm on the
"Flats," three miles north Of Morgan.
town.
6. A Farm within II miles Of Morgan
town, containing 200 acres, loo cleared
admirably wa,eied and well fenced.
Z. A Farm Of $50 acres; $50 acres i'm
\ proved a desirable grazing farm, Ii miles
fIum Morganlown.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-03
ONGALIA ACADEMY,
.MORGRNTOTVN Va.
II. MOORE. PRINCIPAL.

1t Icxt session of this Institution will
Ie Jmencc on tho last Monday Of August,
Jtinnu for session of ten months
Aular course Of study comprises the
/. studies complete, with those Of the
Ian, Sophomore and Junior years IN
e +. Tho retired aud beautiful situation
IT in',ituiion, enjoying the bracinE alr
omaniic scenery OF the moun,ainS-l's
t.nience OF access, and the facilities Of a
+; endowment, fund, render it a safe and dc,
bic Institution for parents wishing to send
+ sous from home, and for young men fitting
ilnseIvcs for any of the College classes
n connection with the Academy is a wnli
ccicd Library, and Literary Hall, fitted w.
expense, to both Of which all
ldcuts in Attendance arc admitted asmcm'
rs.
BOARDING is obtained in respectable fam
rs from Sl.jO to $3.50 per week.
Va, August 10, 1883. Ill
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FOR THE TIMES.
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% ll4Fulton ST., Ncw-York.
August 24th, 1855.
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A Grazing Farm for Sale.

| wish 10 sell my Farm Of $50 Acres,
situate on the Evansville pike, ( miles
from Morgantowu. OF this tract l5o u
cres ara improved. and ahnut 200 acres
ara under Ience. 1t is mostly sown III
grass. On tue premises are two dwelling
houses. log barn and several oui.bnIId,
ings also two young apple orchards and
other fruit trees. The Whole is well wa.
tered, aud the farming land in u good state
Of cultivation.
NJ, price is eight dollars per acre
The title is good, and possession will be
given on the Isl Of April next.
For view Of the premises, and other
particulars, call on the subscriber: Living
thereon. WIN. MILLER.
August "a, 1853. 2llu
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The Commonwealth of Virginia 10
the Sheriff Of Marion County,
Greeting 3al

uTHEREAs Elijah Collins did, Oh The ioth
w day of June, 1858, sue out of the Clerks
Once Of the County Court Of Preston an aiios
wit OF. fcri facias against the goods and chat
tells Of Thomas Collins, for the sum Of tlss,
0s, with legal interest thereon from the 18th o.
March, 1868, till payment, and Se2 II costs,
returnable at the August term next Of said
Court, And whereas, the plaintiff suggests that
by reason Of the lien Of his said writ, there IS
aliability on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company for certain monies due from the said
company TO the said Thomis Collins: There
fore, at The instance Of said plaintiff, wc COM
manl you to summon the said Company 70 ap-
pear before the said Court at the Court Hou'o
Of Preston county, on the first day 81 the .aid
August term, to answer the Aforesaid sugges-
tons. And have then there this witt
Witness Smith C,unc, Clerk Of our !
Court, al the cour, House Aforesaid, tho nth
day Of June, 1858, and the 7sth year of the
July "a. ao6 8, SMITH CRANE
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-YIRGINi4:.-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit court Of Mons
ongalia county, on Monday, IDLY 4, 1858.
John Du1ehbery, ct al, plsihtifs, In Cham

John Duzenoerry'o CT as sis'h''h'' In Cham
Marshall CLARK, c, Al, Defendants, ''''
The oLiec, of this suit is to compel all thu
Iccatces and deyisces Of Henry Durenberry;
deceased, TO contribute, according % what
they respectively take under tho will Of til"
deceased, TO the payment Of debts due from
the estate Of the deceased, nearly Ill ofwhch
have been paid by the Executor: .u..
And ii appearing by rn affidavit fled in this
cause that the defendants, Marshall Clark anil
Hester his wife, late Hester Duzenbcry, are
non. residents OF this commonwealth On mo:
ton Of the Plaintiffs, by their Attorney; it is
ordered that said Defendants do appear here
within one month after due publication OF this
Order; and do what is NECESSARY TO protect
their interest in this sait; and that this Order
be published 6nce week for four successive
weeks in the &c McH6nsalia Mirrors" week.
~ newspaper published in Motgantowh, Mon:
ongaliu county; and 4 copy thereof DO posted
a, the front door Of the Soart:h6uso Of said
county On the first day Of the Net! term of the
county court Of said county. ietIb
A eopt-Teste,
fully S-sOl OF
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reference 10 this cumet:-

"For several nights past the | 'ol
Of star.ga2rrs has bren uitac,f
comet. which arprars in the moi ,t'I'
wesl portion Of The heavens. ab Nrn
ly degrees above the hnrizm. Et !!
clens is about the sizr of Iupi fm"
has n well defined tail, about u S'ec'
in ex,eu,.h
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NOTICES..

~By Divine Permission, Elder GEO.
F. C. Coss. will preach funeral Sermon
a, the house Of VIM. Miller, on the death
Of Mary Miller, cousort Of VIM. Miller,
on the fourth Sabbath in September, at
half.past 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
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N. w. YA, ASSOCIATION.

% The undersigned Committee ap'
pointed by the Baptist Church in Morgun'
town, 10 mako arrangements for the en-
iertainment Of persons attending the AS
ISOLATION, to convene in this place on Sat-
urday the l1h Of September, respectfully
invite the citizens 10 participate in ex'
lending the Inequalities Of the occasion
Persons who are prepared 10 "enter'ain
strangers" will please inform US how ma
ny may be assigned to them.
M. CALLENDINE,
EDWARD PRICE,
Aug. %. DAN'L F0RDYCE.
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ID,

IN Granville, MonOngalia county, OIL
Wednesday, August 81, Of pu,rrd sore
throat, ELLEN, aged about s years, daush'
Ter Of MIR. Sanford Scott.
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This is ,rulya fearful txhibi, oil the
mortality, when we remember that tue
deaths increased SO rapidly in number in
q population reduced fom oae-thlrd to
one-half by flight!
A Despatch fromIackson says that the
Yellow Fever is awfully fatal at Vlcks'
burg. All the citizens that can leave arc
fleeing loo more hea llhy localities
AtMqbilc, Alabama, the epidemic had
also Eiiade its appearance, though it was
noYs fatal ye, as in other cities.
Al Natchez The Yellow Fever had been
,aiug for several days up to August p
here having been upwards Of 200 deaths
The excitement was great, and the people
I were leaviusa as fast Us they could get a.
wsy. A cohmodious hospital had been
provided for Ne indigen. sick. isHas
"A number v deaths have occurred or
Ieambo1,s plyps upward from New Or
n oGbo;lrl the Memphis, below Evans
/viIIs, ,hlsre had \een seven deaths from
!sxeHoR Fever, ih1uding the Clerk and
f,esad fd. A bar teper on the w. b
sWto1 the engin,r Of the Iiiahtuna
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SADDLES,

4 more general assortment OF said article,
,lra, can be 90, in any other Shop ~ The co"l-
Try. Also, HARNESS Of every DESCRIPTION
fine aud common buggy Harness OF all Kinds
Wagon harness, Collars, Riding Brides, Sc''
all Of which they have and will continue 10
keep on hand, and make to order at the short.
cs, notice, al their old stand two doors East
of the Cour,-hnusc, and will sell to old and
new customers n the most reasonable terms.
Citizens Of this and the adjoining counties
arc respectfully invited To cal and examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
NAV 81. 1853. Smo.
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Away Off!
TO THE CHEAP
TO THE CHEAP
lLADELPHlA AND PARIS STORE,
-, ,rT,nnxr MO cTE

IN A HURRY, TO SEE
IN Doz. Linncn Goats, selling at sl,oo
IN dozen 80
40 assorted Vests (" l,Oou5,Oo
10 4" Tweed aud Cashier coats sell
ling from 50 ,5oas7,5oi FIVE dozen fine cloth
coats from s., O0asl0, 90 best moving scythes
at 81 10 cents best grain do, Sl,lai also, a
fine stock OF staple GOODS, selling at lower
prices than any house ever heard OF. The aw-
iul calamity up street is abating, and the steam
has got up at the Corner Of High and Walnut
streets, at No. -
N. B.-We have no bras foundry, nor have
We brass rings to give away. You can't come
/, with your bogus rings to sell orgye away
that chicken won't fight.
RAYMOND & PICKENPAUGli.
Morguntown, June 80, 1858.
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WOODWARD & ODBERT,
Saddle & Harness .Ea6EerS,
MORGANTOWN, Va.

IN AvING entered into co.par'ncrship in the
ii above business, beg leave 10 inform their
old friends and the public in general, that they
have just received from Philadelphia and Pitts
burg, a splendid assortment OF materials ior
the manufacturing OF
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MORGANTOWN, Va.
Saturday, September 3, 1888.
EASTERN AGENCY.

D-Mr. c. PIERCE, No. sc, South Third ST.,
Philadelphia, is one OF our most obising and
attentive Agents.
=. W. CARR, Third street, opposite the ES-.
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent Tor that
City.
OTHER AGENTS. p.
DR.. F.. PARSONS, Gladly Creek, Barbour CO.
has kindly consented 10 act as Agent Inr the
Mirror.
b. NJ. AUvIL, Ncs;nrvllc, Barbour co.. Va
e. CRESAp, ESQ, Kingwood, Preston
county, Va.
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MARRIED.:

On Wednesday, the 18th inst, by Rev.
G. ]. Gibson, Mr.. JOHN w, NEAR, to
Miss MlLLY JANE KlGER: both Of this
county. H--grE
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A CoMEr.-0n Sabbath evening
we saw the Comet about which so
has been said recently in the pnbIij
mails. The n. Y. Commercial 81 Y"
roE,rouea IN iI,is ,,,na,
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.,o,rR, IN cuMpERS n.-The Cum.
and Miners JournasV August Goth,
4, a list of. ttirty''N deaths from
Iolsia, and ten about WI some doubt
' h,sn entertained Of .Abeiug chol.
, essse.,-makins 40 dea&n all, from
!, : 18Th TO tie s0sh inst
: There were two new .s sassA.he s7'h
u w al and yielded more 's .s ? medi'
p }, treatment sa Citizens whos left
a. ). s asris.d to Stay away ~ .hre'
y yet, by which time Il ,h Acted
l , IN the decrease Of cases. .na ~! lace
Al n have resumed its ae'''''0'n'th
Al ,s
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b.. W. W. WALLACE,
French Burr Mill Stone,
.Niii Furnishing,
Steam Engine Establishment
$40, 32l, 323, Liberty Street,
Opposite Smitricld street, "a
ptrTSRlTREH PA.

$40, 32l, 323, Liberty street,
Opposite smitlrfcld street, ..l
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mills
generally on hand and made to order. boilers
for Engines made to order oil short notice.
French Barr Mill Stones, old aud new stock
or INV own manufacture, warranted best ua'-
i,y, always IN hand at tho lowest prices l.an,
rel Till Mill Stones always On hand. MIN
Spindlcs, mill Irons, mill l. Regulating screws,
picks. Screen Wire, Corn aud Cob GrIndrrS,
Cast Iron ProorSiavcs, Leather Betting always
| on hand. F-
Lu,rs Patent French Burr Smut Machines,
supcror article, used in over QUO "i the hes,
mills in the West. They run light, clean wen
and fast, AM! will last n life time. When they
become dull the edge eau be renewed ny
cracking the burr. We saDncx n certificate
from onr oi the largest Touring mills III the
West, and for further particulars refer to our
hand bills. =, ,o.,
pirrsnuRGit, June 90, lSls.
W, W. Wallace, Esq.-Dcar Sir--Wc have
now IN use in our mill two ofyour Burr sinn'
machines; they work 10 our entire satisfaction,
and they are durable, not liable 10 get out OF
orJcr. and wc consider them the best machines
new in msc, WILLAMETTE & NOBLE.
All orders promptly attended TO-.
". W. WALLACE,
$40 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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NOW OPENINGS!

rrEhave Just received, and arc now open
w ing, at the n. Y. Crystal Palace
Our Summer, Fall and Winter Goods arc
here and a coming all the way from pmladcl-
mia and Baltimore, and few from New fo'k.
Come right along, friends and fellow citizens,
and MI creation, aud Iook ut about the cheap.
cs, and prct,iest stock Of Goods this side Of
tho Worlds Fair. We have
Dry GO01s, Groceries,
Hdrdmarc, Q"eens~are'
Sb0rs, BoOis,
Hats, Caps, Bo""ets; w. NJ
We especially invite the LADIES to come.
We have some very nice and cheap Goods 'or
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FIN ALLY.
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,

FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE.
CLABAUGH & BRO, Proprietors.
III This Hotel has recently been re-fitted
and repaired, and its facilities for the enter
,ainmcn, of guests greatly enlarged.
OMNIBUS at all times in readiness TO convey
Passengers to and from the Dcpots.
Baltimore, August 10, 1858. 2o9-ot.
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Vr5e ros, Office at Da'1'i.saA
On s county, Va, h'. been sa, NJ Ms
4 by y' the D,p, .', ,2,.,. and ny
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Gaming AtaoemieS.

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MOST EXTENSIVE and ATTRACTIVE SALE

WI q sUPENB AID KLEBANI HOU HOID FUKNITOHk
Pier sIh Oval O0es Velvet Carpets PiroFoe &C. se
brsens the entire eons OF The large s1sory house ia
near 6th THURSDAY next az 10 o'clock, A. W. Pss
are Furnished In part follows One sue H. W. pieces eles s
crimson and gold Broesee one DO
blue and hle Danask Brocatee Window Curtains erns
and green crimson and gold Lsce dol or Wf
Forte A. Gilbert maker Eolsn attachments end fully va''A
Case and seeretsry Easy Sewing and Reception Chsn 4.
French Seretsre and fscretoirs, richly ornsnened PM
Oval lasse superb costly Mantle Onaments and CA
Marble satuees Oil Paintings ard Easrayiaa ne
God Frames Velvet and 1apesry Cafpets W. Come s's4
&C. &c Chamber Fu niture In great abundance OF T. W. fa
Be5stsads Buresus wAshs Snds Ae Mahogany do crEn 20
tans shsles Chairs Tables Washslnls, best cued Haf -
tresses fine Wool Blsnke French Counterpanes Fh Bss
and Bedding &c Ac Dninsroom OF the usual variety nrn
Fxenon Table lage decorated dinner set Of French Cbat ~
do Ivory Cutlery Cut 0ass &c 6c comprising aloghn vi
large rich and costly goods and the usual ,egs
on elegantly furnished house. Gaia al No % North Waas
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TIMBER LAND for SALE q

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b. sold at Auction. the premises on ga
necruter that valuable tract Of Land koevn ss
~ janice Iisy County. Va Said contains ssom - 40
which elesf~d ard In Ugh state Of culsi,snc a,
oshs dwelling and all uecesssy out hoasss Aess. ysA
heavily With ND and white o.k timber OF the
The isad h bounded to sides By n-yabs cfesL ,st
" nere than thecoarhs OF Sls eonsssss 30
Ass vi hs soia the Harsea Mses Cattle wsssr. Lfsee
~ ee OAK wcei the Corn. ost. and toeass ss ~,
aud Ms hen Furniture Farming Ute;r L. ID. Terms ~ a.. n
nr,h cash the balance Ia two add three y ,s ~
the ether Perey approved ndoaed rot,s az ~, JAlE
.ams tN For further paIticalAs i,4aise o. ~ "
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