davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-09-21

ihE CAROLINA lNrELLIiEScE This is the
title OF new religions paper, (Baptist,) }
we have received from Shelby N. G. The
Rev. A. J. Canslcr IN the Proprietor and
Editor The first number is very well
printed, the editorials well written, and in
a vein which Pleases us yet we cannot
but observe, that we conceive of nothing
more calculated TO rctard the progress OF
Christianity than Religious Controversies.
Quoting scripturLl Injunction from the
Salutatory Of the Editor -
"And besides this, giving all diligence, add
10 your faith, virtue and TO virtue knoll.
edge, and to knowledge temperance. and to
temperance p ,ticnce, and to patience godli-
ness, and to godliness broth"rly Kindness.
and to brotherly kindness charity" "For
II these things be in you and abound they
make you that yc shall neither be barren
nor unirnitful in the knowledge of our Lord
Jesus Christ"
The North Carolina Star comes 10 us much
Improved in appearance, il is now as hand.
some looking sheet Us we receive from
the old North State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-09-21

STATE OF TEADE.-In Manchester trade
had slightly declined. ....
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-09-21

LArEE rHos Hospvaka-The Schooner
0sssils tss ssfissd 81 New oslsaas from
Balize. Hepdusas. bringing smongst her
passengers, Nc. Hsamstsad. tbe late Ameri-
can ceasul there. who reports thai On she
iash sf Jsly, forty spapiasda asi,aeksd ycmas
settlement. stten'Pssd ths lives Of she Col.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-09-21

a great ctivity in the Odessa grain mar
kct had favorably affected Brcadstuffs. ALI
Qualities flour had slightly advanced, and
Western Canal was worth 29s. Cd per Dbl
OF l96 lbs. Corn was in good demand, and
had advanced sixpence per quarter. Yellow
was quoted at s2s. Sd. per quarter of 4so
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-09-21

The London Money Market was tighter,
and Consols were quoted at from 97sa97l.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-09-21

The NAME ELEcrIoSs.--The latest adyi-
ess f'am &s!ae s;a:e .ks. there lsa been No
choice for Governor, and that the Wings
and Maine Law Democrats have majority
in the Legislature.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16
ALABAMA CoNGRESsIONAL ELECrIoNs


this District for Phillips
Second District-The Columbus (Ga.) Times OF the
9Th instant say"It is certain that bercrombie il
elected to Congress in the Second District The detection
OF the Scott Wing IN Macon, Blrbour and Montgomery
put his election in peril and would indeed have insured
the election of Clopton the Southern Rights Democrats
of the lower counties had enlisted uuder the banner
Of tre big Captain, aud borne in triumph through
the fight So tor heard from, Cloptou has 'nly carried
Macon county and hs majority has been decreased by
more accurate returns below two hundIed: while Aher
crcmbe has carried Russell by three hundred Pike
hy nearly two hundred Bibour by hundred and
Montgomery by small majority. The returns f ON Hem
~ shoS that his in the lower counties will be
equally decisive
Third DStrict--Simpsom Harris, the present incum
bent IN the Third District Is re ed by large mior
". lie had no Wing opponent.
Fourth Dstrict-rne returns in from all the coun-
lies in this district, and show the election of Hon w
Il. w Smith over Moore the Democratic nominee and =
I. HID. MhiE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

The aiviess by the last continue TO represent
the crop in all the European countries short In Italy
In parealar-lrge impotatons will be necessary for the
subsistence Of the inhabitants This Ia very unusual
occurrence; Italy being very 6ue wheat country. In
England the weather had been very wet, and the crop
must belate, which is always bad sign In the region
Of the Black Sea- while the turkish husbandmen with
drawn from their fields and Russia has upwards Of hun
dred thousand soldiers in the neghbouhoOd of the Dam
ube there cannot be any large quantity for export In
France the fact that the Government has opened the
ports speaksmore loudly than any newspaper paragraph,
as to the state Of the crops.
Our belief is that wheat continue to advance in
price. But farmers must judge for themselves Ii is
article that loses greatly by keeping in raitdgs seaG9s
and a.rNkdgeand might be good policy to sell at less
Than its value rather than hold IL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16
August >, 1858.

The "EyENNG rosr' has rather rc article on the III
dicu'ous oucry tie Washington Union is maxim. about
" B,disc1s stopping his subscription that paper Tho
Union, the Post thinks, wants to excite little public
sympathy in its favor by throwing the impression that
e Russian Minister has been trying muzze an Amcri
cam press. Bs'gsoth the Post
"Itc journal JL.. aiyyt.seS subscriber because be
does not choose 20 s4o-crbs any LONGER virtually init
mates To other subscribers that Il .hsy abandon IT, il
sill serve them Zoo Ike maurpr U,-g j. au attempt topv
tort money by threatening Ftull, wh ii,a.r,e.bl. a
loJie;y We have an aabo-.ouc, for bcg..-r BOO I'll i,
-opc hui prarcr. o.: this sort which com ae thc rs5
~ the b,--tT with tla, O.; the ru4n arc the most a
Eiu4L.s %: aI'.-N J. Ergre,s
HIT him again.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

IN M,ine fearful contention exists between the Re-u
lar aud Wild Cat divisions Of the Democracy 4 M
-, wild Cat advocate oi the Maine Las has been
put n nomination against Mr.. Pi-lury tie regular De
IIe u teILg- with which the eli Is carried
indicates that the Wings will bc able elect their candi
dIs in September Ia the meantime by way Of heal
ing the wounds Of the party, Gen Pierce has appointed
n Smart, Wiinot P,Oyso and Free 81, member Of the
a,t CIrgc-s add several prece ding ouss ClIrstor OIL
Bangor ihe second lu,rai;v, ci-c &C. the State
How far ii w ;,UL 90 upr.ase tlc Will Cat. aud shsr.
pen the zeal OF the Regulars in supper; % the Admins
ration sud is party iu the State, remains be developed
by Ee,u.ls.-N. J. Csar. Il Eng.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

Fifth D'strict-Gcn. Houston (Den) is of course re-
elected. lie had no opposition.
Sixth Dis;rict--Co5h, the old member and Clement {
Clay, Esq, (D.mocritl were the candidates We have
returns OF importance from the District.
seventh Dstfiet.-J imss T. povd,ll (Democr1 Is be-
yoad doubt elected He opposed by Tnos e. Garrett
Esq vino is characterized "Norde,crpt Democrat
NJ Wing Candidate in the GeiI.-Vo5Is Advertiser iu-
gl.A. ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16
s4LEs Or ToELcco By HESTER d WHITE

N'-f-'y'.. 10 o. ..'A
SALEs OF TOEICCO BY HESTER d. WHITE
n Hepburn Of Luuenbar;-5 binds, 81. %. ! $50.
and l.UY.
Er p..a Of IIluf,H-' hhd., part li. crop, lnss 2
ZDasg of Charlotte bids. o., l4oo.I l1.75.1IoI
81. ll.oh ig25. SIS l42..
4 Gtrilrj of M,rsl,Huu-g-I binds. ! at s25 s.j
and iu-- o. So J . and $50.
wi.b.-a af Messleu5us-2 hhi-, balance Of, crop.
! If H.1J. ! glu.
D Bro5k. of Fer.-n. C-I hhI. a,Iie5
u King agrs Of Granville, y C-l binds, q. 1000
D.. ] o., ari 1925.
% Robertson Of Cnl-'o,,c-i ihIs. balance his ,ro,
q, Pc, l..5, ll.a1 aud 1850.
CO Field oI Mcesieu.4rr--l1 hhI-. Q no l855.2I0
~ 1910. 1929 l55', 1913, lui 21.2j, inc
manufacturing crop.
The lhi att. - ~as b-uz1t 10y ~ IT, b. Dickinson,
who La been IIl-r lHgrr ui f.e Is1t.eI I-.fv Ir,
already hls ore brand .. H.e. Hc may I'D i.lv proud
'.'fp' n.a.ert ai.. % ', Doc g. gstI.g a s9ac. .,v.
"".I. sr.~ ".It o.. intend. 'r .I b.. hl' Iuu iic
CHOICE -e ..'.g4 oi I.al hr ht- been ul.fl. l,tri. We
.'-s. 90 predict that j. Nii c-..'r r-'tar -' 10 it
r.s.. f.. rp.a..,.. HESTER IS WHITE.
.~- arsus 81. directed .. u. aar..,-..., To-, valuable
-a rfr a.-ry .r .a...smsr. aai advantage. agersl.
HETA-T-r-r. -.. FL. -.-..s -.r r.... ... r.ttg ~
fea., f.. s...r German or
Allr. tcrorru.
.a.s cr- ,u.i, 1l.t.
= tL2.'', ON .c.caGPrTs C,EpEIs. 10 nr r.rf v
lial.ssa.,...... a.y e.g,g ls... f a...a,
..'H.' TY,.fp
rI7 .... %. -....az .., a. aa,. .-s ..... t,.
..s ar CHA. g. ow1my
CsFs'J n,ae HE. e. oaogr,eo 'a Ii.'.,' ,g CTR
a.eaa s..aes Cd. 81 .r.1.a. ... ,.....'.
Hn TO- ,v..,,r ii.i i.raas .rriae' co.. 3. ~.
I'D. ID a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

Mcsic on THc SoUARr.-Thc Armory Band will pa,
On the Capitol Square Friday night next. Ga Monia,
light they will have excursion down tho river ON
board the Steamer Roanoke.
This will duubt be grand ar,ir and trust will b.
literally pitr0ised by The hundreds who appreciate that
excellent Band.
The Roanoke has superior accommodation for such
purpose, ani presents strong nduccmen; to IN
gage in the pleasures Of the cve,irg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

nyNrM aND -rDHEftng-E AND tor For s.ic.-uaog dc.
~ r.u.ya West, fr .lie F0rch0ute,
g1nqry afI boz n ih- gits- n Church from
ths river, very drth Tor The mercantile
2-} acres NJ LAM
fHuf hsf cleared H bttugr uher - with pine,
olt ant chrsuut Tic npo' consist n nov aud CONE
lra1e drsinf house. tchn, harm and other out
'.YufrH. 100 in gontu.I.r
The above pfprr Situated ir healthy ord agreeable mel E-
hHrfuo rni pre- nI chance Tor iuvefment ~ VIII hr
UEgRY DtDtFR,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16
Envy and malice around genius rise,

As the day OF light awakcs world OF hies.'
So it with FOote Like the American eagle, he bears
sof in majestic splenior his flights OF intellect
up in the heavens amidst the stars and dares gaze up
the sun; while beneath him. OF envious aud
malicious flies, with tainted wings, attempting to
raise furious gamson of spcckled darkness
and spotted fury in order ward on the avenging wrath
OF justice aud the bright blazes Of truth"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

GsNG 20 RIcHVoNn-Nr Roger a. Pryor. The voun-
.--uamaa lately piratel .rau tac -rI .g. Union or
account ot aH editorial Itch be published m that paper
embracing still cu7E'um 90 the governments 81 Rl-si1
ha, turned up IN the editorial bureau 1T tie Rchuior
lNal lHga.rr. We commend Mr. Pryor % the u-,csc.
-.'e democracy, and hope .-t ha win Jose up l, u civ
las @ Cue administration bis views o. the rUeA . Ua,--
tn.. lNray.s night, 90 /, Gil, Sutton wrong that's g..
Ie-..lyl, 49, sI.l ta.Ee be war .--N. Y N-c.K
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

s-In the note under head Of IIuns!ns's Court pro-
ceedngs for Friday last inacuracy occurred should
have read Messrs Sutton 4 Winston were fined IS for
consignment of lime not branded according to law /
seems that number of Merchants have been fined
the same account The provision of law against which
this offence has benn committed has been in force
Tor years but has until recently been attempted
10 be enforced
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16
Governor Enote.

The Marshall Guard"--that enthusiastic admircr of
Governor Foote thus takes him Off and at the time
demoshes his adversarie with single dash Of lis bril-
liant pen:
,.Pnn, SAYS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

- meeting va- held iu Nur,hz M county. W.
ou the sh inst. .gr the I pose sd! 4ir 10 tie tre.
,os OF railroad l.-rE tie El..,Ja Shore peninsula
a- t' connect the city ui Norfolk Pow continuous I..
railroad. att! steamboats,. with iUa North and East Tn
-ue % Virginia aui N,vHri have granted ral.a4H
charters, alL 30 is nos proposed t.lta convention e'll.
a.d early day, AND the cities OF Norfolk .ul Phia
l.l.a tr county ,f Aero,alc aaL tl. yala. coun.t-
OF tHe Eastern shore of Nasyai AMI the State OF Della
ware are invited 20 attend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16
TnACr oR IANn ron s.Ir-

oocif|
~ ".
VALuaDLE TRACT or LAND ron sAIR-Rv VITA.
% s ssPsSor o0ss, Of ossnssy or
S ssr on 70; a, 60 3;
tar nOt ne Il far dAy th.r.srr M, su,s
a. ,s..d:os: q the a.: David sias,ss
s ~ ;s s R,rC.a Depot sEsnarsS
within good tsoelnx Its Southwest Mountain Red Sol and
point TSsS 81 .,aS so o. .aaoa sanpo, ,, surpassed.
Ptovsmsn, esnsist Of good brick dwelling containing 10 spa
good Of Which sS q s pn.
the place many as S s ssa S,ss S, be are also
cn to m Nay Pss,SS to he. day By
O. uIgSnssohs% on the adjoining estate.
years. equal p-ymen the purchaser or purch.s.r
approved p,,sso1 security bearing ia,y., d.
chase money paid The land be divided into two or nv
"a, MARY Il. HIeeIvBoruAM,
ye|-i"V Commis ,ioner.
BE-. IT,; shove sale is postponed ysDy The
auiS-wtds comml..san..r
FALL IMPORTATION
SMlrH d ROBERTS, Importers OF hardware. Cutler
~ ua. and saddle,y are in Of their FAN IN
.. I'm french German and American Hardware Cutlery, A
$40 dozen .cOln' Halls "Ar.her," and "yrsinl," Az
sss sS k klys aud Forks.
1900 aa9oiser''" "Wo,tsnhcas" "wads ! BassS:r.
5000 fla, Square, Round Round. MIL Pit, eros. O.
oo Spades, shoves nd
goo q" Selves and luer.
S,50 Gro. Wood Screws
SO Double and Single Barrel Shot Gun, and Ria..
lT5 Mousehole and other Anyiis ~ ''
2D solid Boz, Cotter, and Fioryer yie..
90 Pr smiths fellows
9oOo do Trace Stage, Ffh Log, Ok breast, Back and Loci
100 dozen Halter Chain,
200 kegs Horse Shoes
tob.s. ".dnain'." Horse shoe Nail.
$40 Pr. Iron Axes IL to 3 inch-.
Hand. lemon, Webb, MuI, Pit Oro.. On, an, c...,.
Hammer HAtehets, Augers Chseis Drawing Kniyss a.,
Plane Irons Braces and Bits; Wagon Stage Gs am
gsy Harness Bride Bs strrup Irons. Rrlns and rS whs
Boa Fings Brides Horse and Mule Collar, ar sttn,
Choir Boiling coth together with every article usually nj n
business. -'-@"S P' "
These gods being purchased in sheeid
ac We prepired TO Or OF Virginia Sar,
oArona and Tennessee such inducements
never before offered in this SMITH a RuprRra
NJ nssop.n'e,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16
To CORRESPONDENTS.

a. WAig.-
Articles written both sides Of the will not be Published
long ought TO be known ALL viii
departed Obituary exceeding eight
lines n charged for advertisements.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

M UFFINr PitYNiCM 49, ~. W. NsND 900, ~ Ju.-
ia pIb sitIon n the Preniun tsy 'E Agul
Eu.tn stsnltted 10 ihe Executive Com niiiee = The
satlern Central Agricultural Aiocation " Edmund r. mn %
Prios, IL cent, copy, "a 5rtt, 20 iore,. Ss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

NV uEtrNNs, Aug. l3.-Thc new, los the steamer ~.
reI received tHi afternoon. S--s %. mitll'u. Or
.lrs 90 DO 81. TIE -to Of cotton hand exclusive
OF chip board, is nov bu; 10000 bales.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

Pail frs. the beam o. tdius own eve, and then
hall thou clearer to pull the mote out of y brother
eve"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16
gpIyFOnp q r0HT,H. CnbInr, Makers. y. + Corn

EWT ANrED-ryp 0.rt rHtu Boo coon, ust ir a.,..
w i.rus I.1lIiHirI.rf situation Cutie COG
rrr house De- could mainly D tup
work of The appfrsu. prss4l cutter.
aud DO SO ma POM 1e for EFF m ~. itnterse 1e
c * ktF aud Queen, anI Caroline ans hui1 iiu.
nt rlfrfln either ha Cater Etlrsmun,
ttr D. r1dr The best references D. given.
further information. nppiy 20 STR. uFuuGE q. pFAKE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

Wv IosT oFFIcE Rurrs AGsSr.-Pltr.ck McGrwan.
Of Raleigh, y g. vice H. H. Porter removed oa railroad
ro-te between R,lei-h, y C., and ui.k,igsd, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

AptrS AND CENrLfNfN prI o. tbr "tades g do r
I' M fts perfect nE0riurt of oos O.
ba found 1 any Boz m rnv
other CITY. Wr make rntt' t' th 40 H npruiH
oi ay s.,hd5 i ne N9e ard nir srch oHy ,qaenry
sec ne bss fiuce, and fh lshoas et Oh.
pear Wc OIL have the advantage itr rtufse
of rur n1iur us O. W ,rd DO dGsL We
intend .n'I ' nifh Irfmrrf.
cyrHsyty TON ic .tlia i..nF v.ft o. o. n.toIy
t htti nu' OBJ" ch npsf Hivr- rpndi thst public 10
lrr, ~ ru' rf wess spafc palms iu tecIrf upau
sofiucnt Of glcdt Eoruy Of thcir notice
auto wurrE PACE % Main sueei.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

''f'..t I.f7.,0r --"r r. j. Johnson having Co.
ra.# H r.lrr-l 700 -
M'raa-n, Hs ~ H-go ~ Iso. OF L4rp. d,
go, We Hrp tnt.i DIV Governor J,bis,. on P,iJsv
ii-ii 70 ai 1Ia ohi.o UnuI lst January nort-Eag.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

rENiE BOAT IptiS 81 WILSON Will fgr igI
9rf1S., .'. = ! n,lfhlt,r tyrchru-r untl sArCHDAi
sssn.re.as-s next The EAGLE aud BALTIMORE will ta,
ali0 vAvrr OOocu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

* ON PENs.-JAs. wOOnHOUsE. Oate Nash wood.
" house., has De- received md splendid Goa
psua 600 ptrl a. r h'nas. The distinguished thus;
rc Crutr,i tho EurTosgg te Mammoth the leyia.
than The LATER tui cuuroly LARGE aud much liked ~
s,ii ..rar.ta.y, or in s5se,. Iygs
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07
PUBLIC SALE.

DURSUANT to the provisions OF a deed
of trust, executed by William john.
son and Mary his wife, to the undersigned
us Trustee, to secure the payment oi GER
tain deb, therein named 10 John W. Guse-
nun, shall, on
Saturday, tie III day Of May, 1853
in front of the courthouse in Motgantown,
Virginia, proceed 10 sell the land in sad
deed Of trust mentioned, to the highest
bidder for ready money.
Said Land, as specified in the convey
suce TO me, contains AIT acres, be the
same more or less, and adjoins lands OF the
heirs Of Abraham Guseman, AMI Joseph
Hindman, also the land Of Dorothy HoF-
uer. The situation Of said land Is healthy
and desirable for small farmer :.
The title Of said land is deemed indl',
pu,ab!v good, but selling as Trustee
Shall only sell such title as is vested in Inc
b. said Trust. ,,o,,,,, 7,,,,
April 81, 1853. WITS.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07
iDulf's Mercantile College,
prTIsBURG, Pa.
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.

INCORPORATED by tho Legislature Of
lonnsylvanit, with perpetual charter
auAap OF TRUSTEES:
,t,r .,nrs Brchansr, late Secretary Of STATE;
Han. William wilkins, late See's,ary Of War;
lion. Moses Hampton;
Hon. Waite, II. Lo~ric;
Hon. Charles Nay!or;,
Gen. J. X. &ioorhcad.
FACULTY:
p. DIFF, Principal, author Of Tho nNo'th
-, tccountart,n Pref. Of tho Theory
A s.1 p1.a,;., 81 Double-En:ry Bookkeeping,
,nJ I,oc,nrer o, Commercial Scenccu.
I'D, WILLIAMS, i'o!essor Of Mercantile
and Commercial ponmansm!F. ,..,r,-h RAJ,
N.E. HATCH, Esq., OF the .'''V'A's" D'''
Prof Of Mercantile Law. ,,;.,
P.HAYDEN, a. NJ. Prof. or ma'ne'" ''''
This Institution occupies f"e Spac'on5 apart.
ments, and is considered the most EXTENSIVE
and perfectly organized Commercia' oi!esein
the United States. What IS SAID o. II ny .he
most eminent mercantile authorizes IN 'hs
country, and Of tho Principal as traceca,
Accountant, as an experienced ieaGhe!, ans
as an Author; as also OF MS co!!easuc' m''
Williams, % Ponman, Will pc io4na III INC
pamphlet circular Of "a pages.
DaT's. ook-Kecping, PIP. ls2, Roya! oe'a'
yo, lIa.per's. Price 81 ,50--poss,ge y ess'-
"The most perfect combination OF INSTRUCTION
and Practice published"
nbrf's Western Steamers Accountant
price Il, postage 0 cents. ga perfect system
ior Keeping such Books and Accounts"
10" Merchants and Steamers can always be
suppliod with thoroughly trained accountants.
To Send for Circular by Mail.
April 6, 1855. islt
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

Con-. FnrMoNr, tho California mil.
l;onaire, who has been in Paris for tho
last six or eight months, will probably
remain ,llcra until the autumn. With
all his wealth, he is plsinly rep"bli'
cnu in his hubi,s. The cn'y expensive
articles in which he induIg"s are
Iorscs. His stud i, til" envy and wun-
der of the French. MT even Nap"'
lean has II iiner.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07
April. 60, 1850.
F. A. DERING q CO.,

ARE now opening at their new stand
in the rom formerly occupied BY Carr y
Co. as Drug Store,a new stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
consisting in part of complete assoFl'nrn'
Of Ladies' Dress Goods, Culicos, Monsiins'
md Beruges, DeI.anes. Robes, Gnghams,
Chambfas, Silks, &c, &c.
Ribbons, Gloves, t'aces and Bonnets'
Mems and Boys Department.
Ready. made Clothes. Coats, Pahts and
Vests, made up and in tho piece, as
cheap as they can be found in any eSlab'
iishmen, in this country.
KgtsiS, Boots, &h0cs,
Queensware, and GROCERIES Of every
description.
SALT, IRON, NAILS, SUGAR
and MOLASSES,
In fire D general stock Of Goods may b"
found in our Store. We upe not in the
hnhi, of puflina and blowing--we mean
what we say, and want il understood that
we will no. b, unders Id in any article Of
merchandise that we keep.
E.A. DEElNG & co.
Jus, 2 doors above the oil stand.
M"rgantown, April 23.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
d3adrrlf1:

Gu the 18th ult., BY Rev. J. w. Snod-
grass, Mr.. WM. a. HALL, to Miss GYM
THiA ScoTT, all II Preston county, Va.
On. Thursday, 2ls:, BY Ed. James Orr,
Mr.. Robert F. HALL, TO Miss SARAH,
daughter Of Benjamin .Hayhurst, all OF
Marion county.
On Thursday, April esth, by Elder J. a.
Hoeuc, Mr.. EIMoRE WILKINSON, ofGrecne
county, Pa, to Miss MARTHA LYNCH, OF
Monongalia county, Va.
At Bedford, Pa, April 2S.h, by the Rev.
Thomas K. Davis, Mr.. GEORGE SMITH,, (of
Alexandcr,) to Miss ISABELLA a., daughter
Of the late Or. Watson, Of that place.
On Thursday morning, May 9th: BY Rey. j.
: S. Patterson, Or. A. L. BRUMAGE, Of Fair
mont, Va, to Miss SAMANTHA, daughter
Of Elijah Morgan, Of this place.
On the 18th Of april, by Elder E. Rector,
Mr.. JOHN MELROSE, 10 Miss FRANCIS
JANE, daughter OF Mr.. Daniel Haynes, al OF
Wood county.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07
Obituary..
.,.-..,...,Ns.@
DIED,

In Pmn,yt"wn, OH Saturday the 2Sd
nl,., Miss CAREN BEHEN, aged about
,23 years.
On the osi ult., at his residence in
clarksbnrg, Mr.. EDWARD J. LINK, osed
2s yeurs.
In Fairmont, Of Typhoid Fever, on the i.l'
inst. Mrs. BARNES, wife ofJohn :.
Barnes-an eslimab!e member OF the Me'ho'
dist Protestant church.
In this town, on Tuesday night the Sd inst.
HUGH F., son Of Mr.. John Fleming, aged Z
months.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07
J. B. WOODWARD.
Saddle & Harness Maker,

Has Just received from Philadelphia, and
Pn,sburg, splendid assortment of materials
for the manufacturing Of al kinds of sa dies;
more general assortment OF said article
than cali be 20, in any other shop in the
country. Also, Harness, ot'cvcry description,
fine and common buggy harness, Of oil kinds
wagon Harness, Collars Riding Brides, &C.,
all Of which lie has and will continue to keep
on hand, mud mike to order at the shor'cs,
notice, nj his old stand two doars cast OF the
Conr, house, III N!organtown Va. and will sell
10 old and new customers on the most reason
able terms. Citizens Of !liis md adjoining
counties, arc respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock, before purchasing else.
where. J.B. WOODWARD.
Apil llth, 1853. l9l,-6m.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Vn{w0Olc Real Estate.

l)Y virtue of Deed Of Trust executed 10 y
the subscriber, as Trustee, BY ffrnGIich NJ o
Dabncy X. Ford, for the benefit Of Thomas y.
Curtis and GustaYus CresaP, bearing dsec ISL
October, 1851, and duly recorded in the I!etN =,
Office Of Preston county, ! will proceed 10 ECU
to the highest bidder, for cash,
On Monday tie oh day Of May nert
in from, of the Courthouse in kingwond, the
EARN on which the said +. X. and D. k.ford
reside; situated on the East side OF Cheat rIsei
nearly oppositc WIN. Thompson's mill l. farm;
containing 1870 Acres more or less. Inc I'm,
movements on said Farm are comfortable and
convenient. Such title as is vested in me as
Trustee believed to be unqucstonablc) VIII
be made to the purchaser.
JOS. A. AMMAN. Trustee.
tSka ISL 1w