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NIAHl(lED.

90 the 18th nst by Rev r. T. Wrsoss Mr. FREDERICK PEAS
TER ~ Miss MANY JANE WALKER. ~-"
tn. aid Hotel by the same Mr.
JOHN 4. SMITH 10 Miss FRANCES NJ CLARK.
A. the time and place by the same, Mr. LEWIS HAW-
LEY 10 Mss ELIZABEill A. NORRIS ~.
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iik .nsesstxnsd has established ssn w--hss,~s ~m -
view o. frscfns his Rf.ntlee ss.un - fe@ ~ -
ssprsme and Eivtur si ePnees uen
such qaesoes and ciaws swhritea - 49,
Hts F-id.ncs ~ The hese, so 80 @~ e're - W.
Morrison builsinr ~ s'tss,, wsshsgios - v.nv,x
June N alts hbnAhA - Nehftss
pRrcEs nEpucGp--r~~s.,~a- s.s~s--s~ Pecss
various stsls ga. p@atAs ss~ss~~s ~ssss~ a"a
''"' "''' :" y" YEksY, TEuRs, YrERY.
June aa-imeodn
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From tn, Panama star, June ).


BY the ship Argo which sailed from Port Philip the
ism OF March, we have papers 10 that date from Mel
bourne.
The Argo made the passage 10 Callao in so days.
About twenty OF her psssenges up in The Lima,
their way TO The Atlantic. They are principally An.er
cans, who went TO Australia from San Francisco
Those OF them with whom have eonversed speak
10 me highest terms OF the country and the prospects for
emigrants. aga ssHfF5. $500 N - !.
Pfoyisions are very high. Flour, per ton. 924 The
ias. escort mat arrived from the mines brought dove
lS2s ounces OF gold dust That article is quoted
al IT'S feto f. aa6 ..sa . n. $500
sad accident occurred the Yarra- YaIra river by
the sinking OF ferry boat overcrowded with passe
Six of The unfortunate people were drowned 'r1
gang OF bushrangers had been organized near Syd-
ney Il is supposed. with intent 10 attack the gold escort
FRom THE souTif.-TheP. s. N. Co.'S mail steamer
Lima, Captain Bloomfield arrived in port yesterday
ming, bringing dates from Valparaiso TO The lth and
from Peru 10 the Goth OF May az A .n
Our exchanges, contain little OF interest.
Business along the coast is reported dull
Peru continued TO make preparations for conducting
The contemplated war against Bolivia, though no open
declaration has yet been made -"
The yellow fever was raging in Lima and Callao. a
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
PsIpAY MORNING. JUNE "a, 1858.

Hon John Sdgl. senator from louisiana reached this
civ Yesterday, and is now at the National Hotel He is
n ,,ssssl health and spirits. He is about TO proceed
= Ruope for the purpose OF negotiating Louisiana bonds
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NEw YORK MARKETS

New York, June % Flour of 900 barrels State
81 62 81 75 and OF $50 barrels southern at SIS O6I
IS lsI the market clio ing very firm. Wheat is firm VIII,
sales OF rs 600 bushels 1921 1913 for western white
and 1872 cents for Gsnesee white. Corn frm with saps
1900 bushels 81 mixed and 65 cents for
yellow.
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New YORK, June q Quite serious riot occurred last
night the residences OF Dc George w. Wheeler
teenh street, in consequence OF the discovery some hu
man bones in his cellar mob, numbering three
thou sand assembled armed with clubs stones and xes
they finally Quilted the house and store destroying everything
contained and drove the family into the street Nobody
was killed. bat some Of the police injured.
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Mr.. MARcrs INSTRUCTIONS TO RspRgsrsrA-
rivEs ABROAD We publish this morning Mr. Mare,'.
hfsi circular 10 our foreign ministers, secretaries &c In
plain English, concsely expressed, informs the Ame
can representatives abroad that they not expected 10
drop all their republican pretensons to ape the manners
and fashions OF the foreign They also adv ssd thai
this administration expects them 10 attend in person
me duties OF tSeir several stations but Of the
duties must OF necessity be committed TO clerks none
but American citizens should be so employed. These
instructions OF hlr Marcy commend themseyes in every
respect 10 The republican sympalhrs and good sense OF
the whole country, and the first step ia the reform
OF our foreign in,e course they indicate policy which
wall meet general appreciation.
TChnries,on Standard 0Oh
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NEW YORK TO THE WHITE
$500 ~ Mountain, by the Atlantic md ~ Lawrence
80 klkx Rairoud--flts only by which travellers
A3sh can ''ea ne base Of ne White mountains
s.samtr -4rraH gsnsafs-T0 commence June ~, 1853
rsx.~s o. ne white mouptains leaving the
evening and Providence Frl River
ssseh for Portland,
Maine railroad In Portland II 80
s,stion house Gorhsm, " " rf SO Trav
M lodge Portland and
the morning Portland, Tray
arrive in Portland IN time
uzia from Portland. Pare, " 20 by III, o.'e
r. r.. goRSER,
Gass a1-ds~ sup. Atlantic ~. Lawrence Rsihosa
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BY TELEGRAPIf.
FURTHER BY rnr SrAoAsA

bi TUE NAGAEA.
HAILFAx. June % The Russian army had nor moved
TO the Piurh . the latest dates .H.N
Letters hon 81 Peleisbureh thar the Emperors
eoune on the TnFksh question ssnsraly approved
The Taks and Greeks 10 Syria and Turkey FULLY APP
p'oye ofihe ilan's coans. Volanaty subscriptions wsIe
being made by The sui jects towards aiming The county
.e.. y. a. LATER
The latest adVces considered decidedly less favor
able for The n,sn'snin Of the peace 'al ae.aaegT
The messenger sent from 81, PeetsLugh Constantine
pie had no Discretionary power given him. bat simply
was charged with the Cars demand for the Portos
cspiance of Prince MenschikoG's ulna um 10 eight days
or submit to the consequences Meantime, the Porte Is
lively engaged in making every preparation for The de-
fence OF his domnions,
Forty thousand choice troops ready, and had
eeved orders 10 attack The Russians II they aempto
the river Pruth
Mastapba Pasha offers raise 300 600 Albanian. TO
march against the Russians El Re. E.t
The present Ottoman ofees 1870 900 regulars
heet OF LOCO guns, besides and 22 smaller
craft ne total land force organized is 4i9,0o0 men.
Satisfaction has been to the United States min
lister respecting the imprisonment Mr. Consul King IL
was expected that tie contribute 900
francs yeaIly
THE LATEST. ..#s.re.r
LONDON, Saturday, June la. Mo accounts bay We
come TO hand Of the advance Of the Russians
The Porte has addressed to the great powers de-
Tending the course porsued by him towards Ruasia and
setting forth that certain essions will be made TO
Christians 10 remove all just grounds OF complaint.
HAvRr osrroN MARKET June7 The sales Of cotton for
the week ending with loiay $3.50 bales All quail
lies have slightly declined. u#l.| .-.a.#..
NIAGARA.
HALIFAX, jane 22-The Niagara sailed from this port
at IL O'Clock, M, Tor Boston,
..,H4 RAILING CANADA.
BosToN June % The s,ea rnshp Canada sailed hence
to-day al with I6l passengers for Liverpool and for
Halifax She took S424 900 in ingos and $40 600 in
American gold coin. 49,
guM. BALTIMORE June %.
The Baltimore dcmocracward elections took place to-
day, and esul,ed in the choice Of Henry May nd
district and Joshua Vansan in the fourth as the demo-
cratic candidates for Congress,
This has been the hottest day Of the season. Six deaths
have occurred through drinking cold water. y,
NJ. -.., .a..#. .....#..#. BosToN, June %.
An accident occurred day The New Haven railroad
Six cars were broken up three passengers killed. and
number injured. .#5
Bosror, June 22-Tbe ship John c. Calhoun, oil Bath
Maine, rom New York for ST. John, is ashore at Mus.
qia in the Bay OF Fundy and is to be wrecked
She is insured in three Boston offices for $40 900.
NASHVILLE. June 22
Judge Allied Balch died in this city yesterday.
uNE SERIOUS
Nr.f Va J,nu n,,t,a
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NoTrcsws ,nks method ~ notfyns patrons ,he, -
swa On and pres-r'ed
and h confidently hoped
earnestly but respectfully called
Juas a9-'d s~ HooE, BROTHER, \ co,
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DIED,


Gu wsdnssa.g evening The ad IN the year
ase, Mrs chAsioTfE WILLIAMS, wife of EzHA
rsq, 81 this city, '
Ars WiILass native OF Massachusetts but resided for
nny IN Detroit vietan. Since 1885,
dent ~ Washington. with foitude and
eiai virtues she blessing her
children. "..##
The friends Of the family attend the
burial which viii take place this afternoon half past four
O'Clock, IRON re residence OF yons esq., on Ninth
street, bst~een and 2. ..H 8...',
oa Tbur.das ne aSd instant at TX, Miss MARY ELIZA,
eldest daughter II his MANUEL
Minister OF ,hii, aged IL years and % days
bas osssqaiss VIII Ake place to-day, tPday ah o'clock
81 -, fH'f,cks Church. between Ninth
o" wheaee she viii be conveyed the Cemetery
or board .r us.hA meeting Of the Board win be
bod GA Saturday, 2Sh Instant, sish O'Clock, ..
ia1s ~
ORA, ,ass,,.a Of the board al Directors Of ths
Mstpsn Mechanics in.tu. held
NJ isaswiHs rssoiasioa pass.di
hssoissA, rhal In.ttus opened daily
hruu.t ne week (sundsys O'Clock D. m
ana nat the public generally b. invited 20 visit
CHARLES CALVERT.
'""' h-u Recording Secretary.
Hy ~. ~. SITUATION. Aaeuoneer
us~~syisa~'s sssa.s. se.A .ls. io,A arssf)
EuEsiTuss, Sc, At AUCTION, FoR CASH, FOR ACCOUNT
Of whom conrsfuDn Saturday morning June as
oas my aaeuaa store, shall sol good
Nshagsny spss, chairs. and divan-
Cans sad ~ces seai rhsin snd rockers
Mahogany fueksf.
Aastas-ap ssnse sofa liable,
Gii asns hifrsa, beds,. sas beds, mattresses
hFhssfsiof esfPst., maitIs, &C,
N. srnATToS.
51ae Ai-a Aueroneer.
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sHlPW RECk.

Bosror, June 22-Tbe ship John c. Calhoun OF Bath,
Maine, rom New York for St. John, is ashore at Mus
qua b. in the Bay OF Fundy aud supposed be
She is insured in three Boston offices for $40 600
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An accident occurred 10 day The New Haven railroad
Six cars were broken up, three passengers killed, and
number Injured. .#at
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BosToN, June 20 The stea rnship Canada sailed henc,
to-day al noon with I6l passengers for Liverpool and 70
Halifax She took S424 900 in ngo,s and SI2O 900 il
American gold coin.
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UANkE's Civil wsrs snd Monarchy France Ia
IL the ldh and l7rh History Of during
period. ! -
The Life and Letters Of nF on President Wesleyan
University. y vUs For safe
TAYLOR n MAURy's
Jnne " bookstore, 9th
PRICES HEDUC En-Lawps aud Hareues.-s0n pieces
lawns and bafeges, livery reduced prices.
ug - VERIFY TEnBs VERY
Juno o-1meodif ...
A STORY Of sohaer u,f.i Rishs s.a wrong
n Eagsr Ilnong. by y. gs i.
Diseonrre the Uniy Of God, other suhsc by wm o.
Eliot ~, of ST Lons
Regensrainn by Edmund n sears,
Tue Prophets and Kings % the Ud Testament by r. n. Man
rice.
The Chids Mathis and vespcrs by A Mother.
TAYLOR MAURY,s
June BOOKSTORE 9th
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The cearest, as well as OF the latest, accounts
which we have seen of the state of things in China is
found in the following letter from Bayard Taylor esq /,
the corresponding editor of the New York Tribune:
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BALTIMORE, June %.

'--T"----- BALTIMORE, June q.
The Baltimore democratic ward elections took place to-
day. and ul'ed in the choice Of Henry May third
district and Joshua Vansant in the fourth as the demo-
cratic candidates for Congress.
This has been the hottest day of the season. Six deaths
have occurred through drinking cold water. p,
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SAILING NIAGARA.
HALIFAX, June 22.-The Niagara sailed from this port
at IL O'clock, m, Tor Boston.
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large & Handsome Stock
OF
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,

Just Recciced at tie Rcd Post.
WE have all tile usual varieties oil
Goods kept in Cur town, and will sell them
at very reasonable prices. Our assortment
is made up Of
Ladies' and GentIemen'S Wear,
BoNNETS, HATS. BOOTS, SHOES,
Parasols, Umbrellas,
GROCERIES, HARD WARE,
Queensware, Glassware, &c. &c. &c.
We will always be happy 10 show our
Gucds, and guarantee the prize Of every
article ms low us the same in kind and
quality can be purchased for any where in
Western Virginia.
ocT Come and examine il you wish 10
purchase, or il you only want to look a.
round. D. H. CHADWICK co.
April 9, 1853.
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COMMUNICATED.
Obituary..

DIED, April 8, 1853, at WilliamsPort,
Wood co. Va, Mrs. KEZIAH CLAWSON in
the 18th year of her age. Sister Clawson has
been constant Christian for near forty years.
She was united with the Regular Bnptists in
Pennsylvania, where she lived for many years.
Some five or six years since she cmigratcd to
this place. and upon letter of Recommended.
ton, she was received into the fellowship
of the Mount Vernon Church, where she act
cd the part of one who loved the Saviour both
in word and actioni but she is fullen-anotlI-
or mother in Israel is gone-and the Lurch
is bcrcll of consistent member Of her body.
She left daughter in this place, and other
children scattered on the earth, to sec her
face no more, may they be prepared to meet
her in better world than this. Her illness
was Of short duration; till she was taken from
the Church below TO the Church above. "Bles'
scd arc the dead who die in the Lord" Her
funeral was attended on the 4th inst. Her
body was committed to the earth, and her
spirit to God who gave it. VIC. d.
On Thursday the 7th inst. in Clarksburg, Va.
of lingering pulmonary affection, JOHN S.
DUNCAN, Esq. Attorney at Law, aged about
80 years.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Pittshurg Markets.. Wednesday.

Regular trade continues active, but with no
large operations. Tho weather yesterday was
unsettled with promise Of rain. Rivers at a
fine boating stage.
FLOUR.-Sales arc Of little momcnt-wc
note few small lots, first hands, at 81 IL,
Tor supcrfnc and extra.
GRAlN-No lots offering; quotations un-
changed.
IlAY-sales loads at $40 Is.
SEEDS-Sales 50 bush. Clover, first hands,
n Sc; 90 bush. from Store at Sc 90.
LARD-Sale 10 barrels No. ! at DC; 0 bbls.
No. 2 at s l.2.
LARD OILASalcs bbls. No. at Soc.
BUTTER-Salss IL bbls. good roll at lie
? bbls. at i5c.
EGGS-Salc bbls. at DC.
SOAP-Salc 90 boxes at 1 10 &c.
SALT-Salcs 100 bbls. common at 81 10.
HIDES-Salc 200 flint at II l-2.
BACON-Sales 1000, 5000, and 1000 lbs.
Shoulders and Hams, at a &c; 4 200 and 1000
ID. Sides at 7.ci 5 tics. sugar cured Hams at
II l-2c.
GROCERIES-The only sales reported arc
Of small lots, in a regular wayi VIC quote Su-
gar at a IA n l-2; Mclasscs unsettled |;
Coffee 10 Ia 10 lie.
LUMBER, Timber, &c.-The markc: con-
,inucs firm; lumber commands 50 10 for coin:
mont slS a 90 for clean; timber DC per Gu
bic foot; very choice lOc; shingles 81 90 per
1900.
PIG METAL--Thc stock of Allegheny is
now down from all tho streams, and is very
light, but the market is d ull. Sales at $40 a
$40 according to quality.
BL0OMS-Sale 10 tons Barry Forge at sS5,
which is the figure for best Juniala, and firm.
Pittsburg Dispatch.
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DuG's Mercantile College,
PITTsBURG, Pa.
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.

EO lADDlSI1GD I'm loiV'
INCORPORATED by tho Legislature Of
j Pennsylvania, with perpetual charter.
HOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Hon. James buchanan, late Secretary Of State;
Hon. William wilkins, late Secretary Of War
Hon. Moses Hampton;
Hon. Walter II. Lowrici
lluh. Charles NaylOr;
Gen. J. X. Moorhcad.
faculty:
p. DUFF, Principal, author Of tho "Nor,h
American Accountant" Prot. Of the Theory
and Practice Of Doublc-Entry housekeeping,
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
J.D. WILLIAMS, Professor Of Mercantile
and Commercial pcnmanship.
N. n. HATCH, ESQ.,, Of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Prof. Of Mercantile Law.
p. HAYDEN, A. N. Prof Of Mathematics.
This Institution occupies FIVE spacious apart
mcnts, and is considered the most extensive
and perfectly organized Commercial College in
the United States. What is said of by the
most eminent mercantile authorities IN the
country, and of the Principal as Practical
Accountant, as an experienced Teacher, ana
as an Author; as also Of his colleague, Mr..
Williams, as penman, will be found IN the
pamphlet circular Of "a pages.
Ddff's bookkeeping, Pr. 1872, Royal octa-
so, Iiarpcr's. Price 81 ,5O-postage Il cts
"Thc most perfect combination Of instruction
and practice published"
"Dur's Western Steamers Accountant
price 81, postage cents. a perfect system
for keeping such Books and Accounts"
III Merchants and Steamers cun always be
supplied with thoroughly trained accountants.
IL Send for Circular by Mail.
April 6, 1858. 1911
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ITO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
q EALED Proposals will be received until
y tho Goth Of April, 1853, to build
mIDE SUSpENgyaN RRIDCE

over tho Monongahcla River at MorgantOwn
yiruinia, the same to be $40 feet span. The
abutnen,s about 5S feet high, on the East side
of the River, and about 90 feet high on tho
West side Of the same; TO DO built OF solid
masonry of rock work.
The Towurs to be about 40 feet high.-rhc
bridge to be 90 feet wide. supported by twelve
cables, each continuing $50 st'ans OF No. 10
Wire.
The proposals. will be for the stone work by
the perch, and for the supcrstructurc By the
Job. The Bridge to he completed within one
year from its commencement. Payments to
bC made every GO days, as the work progresses
one fourth Of the estimates to be retained until
tho completion of tho work.
Stone for the work is close nj hand.
It is desired that tho whole work be incla.
dcd in the same contract, but proposals will
be received for the stone work and the super
structure separately.
Particular specifications will be furnished
before the contracts arc made.
Address, EDWIN W. TOWER,
President of the Bridge Company,
Morgantown, NlOnOngllia County, Va.
March 10, 1S53.-6t.
III Pittsburg Weekly Gazette and Wheeling
Weekly In,clIigcncer will please insert iw.,
and send bills to this Office.
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PIIRLIC SALE.

DUESUANT to the provisions Of deed
Il Of trust, executed by William John.
son and Mary his wife, 10 the undersigned
as Trustee, TO secure the payment Of GER
tain deb, therein named 10 John w. Guse-
nun, shall, on
Saturday.. tie III dag Of May, 1858,
in front Of the courthouse in Morgantown,
Virginia, proceed to sell the land in said
deed Of trust mentioned, TO the highest
bidder for ready money.
Said Land, as specified in the convey
uucc to ME, contains AL acres, be the
same more or less, and adjoins lands OF the
heirs Of Abraham Guseman, and Joseph
Hindman. also the land Of Dorothy Hor-
ncr. The situation Of said land is healthy
and desirable for small farmer.
The title Of said land is deemed indis:
m,ablv good, but selling as Trustee !
shall onlv sell such tile as is vested in me
BY said Trust. o,,,,,
April 81, 1853. i9lts.
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ITEMS OF NEWS.


CINCINNATI, April 1l.-Three large
brick houses East "f Walnut street,
on Fifth, were destroyed by liie on
Sunday morning. Loss $4,000,
principally insured.
Baltimore, April 1l.-Thrre is
much excitement nu the Public School
question, wlirh is before tho Lrgis.
lature. dictated by Catholics. To di-
vide the school fund. A town indig.
natiun meeting is called f,r tonight.
CHARLESTON, S. G., April ll,--Po-
Hticd Priwacrs PWdoacd IN Cmba.-
The lssabclIn has arrived from Ha
vana, with duties to the Sih inst. The
lives Of. the political prisoners have
been spared-they being pardOncd ut
the scatlnll.
BALrluoRs, April 12.-lndignation
Meeting in Baitimore.-A great indig-
nation meeting was held, last night, in
opposition 10 bill introduced in the
Legislature, by the Catholics, 10 divide
the School Fund. The Maryland In
stitute was densely crowded.
PHILADELPHIA, April l2.-The stock
holders Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company by nearly unanimous vote
have authorized a subscription Of $780,
900 10 the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail-
road and 100000 to the Indiana and
Ohio Railroad; also 100000 10 the
Springfield, Mount Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad.
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CARD

As will be seen above, Drs. ". Carr ( Son
have removed their Oficc from tho former Drug
and Tobacco Store to the new house OF Il. W:
Tower & Co., on Main street, where they will
be prepared, as heretofore, to attend all calls
in Medical or Surgicdi Practice. Their tormer
encouragement and success make any further
remarks unnecessary.
l, has been reported that the cold Doc,or''
intends leaving MOrguntown in JeT dGys.-
Such is not the case. lie will remain here for
ercral months, and may not leave at all.
W. CARR s. SON.
Murgan,own, January S, 1858.
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Live Oak Papcr-hlI,
MERCHANT MILL & FARM,
s'f1Es RENT.

The sul,srrihcr offers for Rent, his
ra,rr uill, pn Drckur's creek, within half
n,iin o, ilu, Cuuri.house in Morgnntown. Tic
Luiidnp is of split dressed tong, four stories
high, GO b, SO Get. Tic supply Of "Gltt Is
abundant, passing through tunnel ann NaT,
Inr n fail Of 16 feet. Nth tho ahorc ! wal
rent Dwelling lluusr, with Garden nr'
Pasture Lots. This property has hren or'"'
pird for thirteen yca,s past by NJ Iiiirn' M
cstimnblc gentleman and practical Pdprr'"'a,;.
kcr, and is now offered on lease Tor u lr'i =.
five or ten years, OIL very liberal icfn's' W. u
will he necessary 10 provide some new l'i"ch''
merry in order to manufacture paper success:
FULLY. II would he MI easy mattcr to CONVERT
this hIiltn. im;oa
Wooden or fiction Factory
MS il is well ndaP'rL to either purpose. Pos
session will be given on the Isl ut April neat
Also, for rent, my
FARM OF $50 ACRES,
adjoining Morguntown. or this farm ihrco
hundred acres are in clover and timothy. 1t
is'wrll wa,crcd, conveniently divided, mud uu
Ter good fence. Also,
MOrgantOWn Merchant Flour Mills
Possession of tho Farm will be given in
August nest, and of the Mills in September.
Persons wishing to examine the property
or to learn any further particulars concerning
it, will please apply 10
February %, 1853. If Morgantown, Va
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
ENIUabse Real Estate.

by virtue of Deed Of Trust executed 10
the subscriber, as Trustee, by Frederick h. &
Dabncy K. Ford, for the benefit OF Thomas b.
Curtis and Gustavus Crcsap, bearing date lst
October, 1851, and duly recorded in the Clerks
to the highest bidder, for cash,
On Monday tie Oh dag Of May merit
in from, of the Courthouse in Kingwood, the
FARM on which the said +. K. and D. X. Ford
reside; situated on the East side of Cheat river
nearly opposite VIM. Thompson's mill = farm;
continuing 100 Acres more or less. The i'm.
on said Farm arc comfortable and
convenient Such title as is vested in me MS
Trustee (bclicrcd to be unqncstionablc) will
be made to the purchaser.
JOS. a. AMMAN, Trustee.
uarch 81, 1858. lS9 4w
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-16
.Nnsice 10 NW.

rgIIIE Subscribers having sold their entire
Stock of Drugs, Tobacco, Sc, at their
" Morgan,own House." to the above firm Of
Z. ". Tower & Co., respectfully recommend
them TO their former cus;omcrsj and as they
will, for some time to como, have the assist
ancc Of Drs. W. Carr & Son, III the Drug and
Medical way, the Public can rest assured Of
having their Medicines carefully selected and
their prescriptions accurately compounded.
II. II. CARR 6; co.
Morgan;own, January S, 1853.