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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-15
Christmas Presents for Old and
Young att. Roses Cheap Store.

DRY GOODS and FANCY GOODS IAT coSTs
RINE Merinos, fashionable shades: 50 cents a
JIG yard; beautiful Mopsin Dc Laiies. rs, EMS
a yard; pointed Collars. 17s cents peer; Insids
Handksrchiefs, I2t Sen1si piece; Russian Fur
MufEs worth SO 90 A. 81 sos one bnshel and q
half Of beautiful Jevelrf, sgrh as Rings, Ear
rings, Bresst-pins; Neyi6ns. Dress Trinmingst
such is VelTe, Rib5ek Bga5oas, Sci Al half
priee. Al! these bargasnsas he ehean siprt
Charles,oxn, Dec. IS 1858.
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$4,000!

Lottery FOR the benefit Of the Stab off Deiaarays
Class Nj fsr 1889, TO be drawn al Wilmington
Del, Saturday. December q, 1853.
IS Number Loltery--l5 Drawn Ballois.
MAGNIFICENT ssHKMs.
/ Splendid capisal Of SOS 900; 25 5000; /
prize Of 10000; 10000; 9,000E, 5000;
= 1000; 6,000; 5000, 2.63s l0Ief ?, 500;
10 Of $500; 20 Of 600; 40 Of 500; SOS
lowest No prizss) 500, &c.
Tickets S20-HalRss SIC Quar;ers S6-f
Eghhs 81 50
Certificate Of packages of % wholes, ssio 90
26 Halves, 100 Oh
a.. 90 Quartefs % Cd
% Eigh,hs 80 01
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FOR SAIE-

r HAVE for saIe-at The residence of Mr.! ri F.
i Nelson, in Clarke county,-a fine pen OF HOGS,
which any one wishing 10 purchase, you'd do we'll
to cali and examine at an early date.
A. NJ NELSON. Agent
December /, 1851 for T. f. Nelson.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
THE Notes given al The sale Of Jno. II. Hunters
Il effects, ard also Of Mrs. al E Rice. in March
las, viii Be due The ~ and 18Th, respectively. OF
this month. December, 1853, AID prompt payment
Is expected. Ms. WHITE
December s. ls53.~5H
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a37.OOO

Lottery for the benefit Of the SrArE or DELlwsRE,
Class 30l for 1858, 10 be drawn Al Wilmington,
Del, Saturday, December 81, 1853. #
~ Drawn Numbers out of IS. 4
BaILLIASF scHEME.
prize Of ss7 900 2 Of $4,000 ? Of 900;
2 5000; 2 Of S,4l6; 40 of 1000 $50
of GOO; l4l Of $50, sc.
Tickets si0-Halves S5-Quar,ers s. so
Certiheate Of packages or IS wholss, $40 90
!" % Halves, 20 90
:" T" p Quarters, 80 90
ny Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cer,if.
cafes of Packages in the above Splendid Loiteries,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an FAC.
count of each drawing viii be sent immediately
after lis over 10 all who order from me-
Address, P. j. BUCKLEY, Agent.
November 81, 1853 Wilmington Del i
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Virginia. 10 VIZ !,
Ia lie circaii coars u leasrscl County, VI.
ne Bank ri Tdiky = Vrsiaia.
PisiasiE.
AGAINST

Plaintiff,
AGAINST
George G. Gr0se, De-ssdnns,
fExtract jrgzy tie DsTnl
Al ND tie conIE for sutfclfnt reasons % II ap-
II peaFing, directs one si ~ Cesn lssloners q
ascertain and report Nhsf Nseis als ere s11 anpa,a
or how much remains unpaid, q tAasS scared ~
the Deed Of Trust IN he hill and Pfoceeaings men
tiond snd n nressarv t1seiile The account Of The
Trustee IN The same, also 70 ataie .nF Ameant ana
value OF the real estate Of sal1 1Tots eenseyed oy
said Deed and Of any oheF OF his le- sst1,e sucn
there be- and the annual Eaise mercy ana 70 as
certsin whether sfter payBg the debt still due By
he r1seI ~ -r-I he renss and prols Of the real
nro,.rsv r.n,ins5r reuiAske Sufficient 10 5 years
Is Nv Ihe i.5enss5ts 81 lie plaintiff and any other
iudrmsnr liens binding upon il, whieh may Be
audited As herein after PToFidea lpt. Ahu SAID
Cgrnmissicusr i directed 10 anti The judgment Of
ne retitioper. (S] w. GiAn, with is now heard
ma ~ = rssnlarly isk IN for confessed against
al ~ dsiensan,s and ang otheT judgment against
said Grove which are lishs qpon nls real estate,
and any other liens binding theIeon, siFing due
notice BY publication 10 such claimants 10 appear
before him AMI said Commissioned is direcied1o
make report under Ibis decree to is next Term.
and Of all such special malers as either party may
rsq0ire, or be may deen Her'ihent
WI n Frr irp0vvN sris-i-
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Canasss,

pATENs.T Psssl Sperm. Asam ssps Sc a1''
4 Mead Cs-..dlcs in sore and Ior ~ ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-15

m WISH 20 purchase, Tor my own use. good
'l-cO0k and capable young woman for
HOUSE SERVANT. 4 prefer a middle aged VIC
man lor cock. For such a'fair price viii 5e riv-
en-. TH0S. Il. WILLIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-15
Local Memokenda.
ALAIDIEs, fhIR

Will BE held in fhe tascnaeat ssry n the Lsther.a
Church, Harsers- Ferry Va elIn!seneinx on THURS.
DAY EVENING prs.esisg Ch4issraas. deer 2ad.
far the purpose Of qadaiing me cht of said Church
Tables froe Shepherdttown, Vs. AND PetersViIle Ma
will Be "s5TeGd for The ocessie. Al avitafi0a
daily ekteaded to ALL c1ahdrniy eIPstiny that many
wall cal. lp<eeTabsr Is, I553-2t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-15

pnv1 go, Pssts and Vests alsea
99ll nysreo,ts Vii arrive 10 4 Few dsys -
Tbose ii want ef good ana snsAp s'.s''''1s
Be aas win please lake ppsirs. SAC RosE.
Nov.l7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-15
DRY Goods, Groceries, &C.,
Renrtngfo,;s
Condensing and Digesting
COFFEE POT.

COFFEE POT,
UT HICH takes enc fourth less Coffee gives il
Nv better flavor, and is more easily managed
than any eiher Coffee Pot now IN use, can be had
az The Ne W TIMING ESTABL ISHNENT,
All persons in Jefferson, Clarke, Loudoun, and
Fauquier Counties, purchasing RemingtoD's Pot,
vii be furnished With CeTtfeaie40t Family
Right, with our signature, without which, no one
las right to use the pet.
Roofing and SpOuting
vilfbe done al the shortest notice, an5n the lest
possible manner. A good assortment Of TIN
WARE will be kept constantly on hand. at fair
prices.
Ia short. everything ia our line. can Be had al
Ibis establishment
Orders from all 10 want Of work Of adv deserip-
sjnn IN the above business.) are respectfully So
lKited. HUNT & EVANS. +
Charlestown, October q, 1s53-iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-15

A MOTHER SUPPLY nf Fisaieassi Clo;hing
~ from Philadslphis piilsrliFe in IDLY Or two,
10 which particular attention II eaIledi
Dec IS. lSAsc ROSE :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-15

c,sr.T PETRE. SAGE BLACK PEPPER,
y CoRIANDER. ALLSPiCE. and other arIi-
~. RI nirkiiue Pork for sale wholesale ar retail
- In SMITH
DEFENDERS, 1853.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23

The proceedings at the monthly meet.
ing Of the Board Of Directors Of the Bal.
timore & Ohio Railroad Company, held
yesterday, were Of more than ordinary
interest. II will be seen that the able
and energetic President Of the Compa-
ny, Thomas SWAMI, ESQ.,, made bis for
NAL resignation Of that Office, and that
WlLLlAM e. HARRISON, Esq, was unan-
imously chosen 10 the vacant Presiden-
cy. The Board also determined 10 make
a half yearly dividend Of three per cent.
lin stock on the stock ofthe main Stem.
and half yearly dividend of FIVE per
cent. lin cash) on the Washington
Branch. The Statements ofthe condi-
ton Of the Company al the present time,
will be read with interest. Inretiring
from the arduous and responsible posi-
ton which he has so successfully filled
for series Of years past, Mr.. SWAMI
carries with him the grateful acknowl-
edgements oil the entire community
In the choice Of Mr.. HARnIsoN 20 be
his successor, Gle Board has nlde n most
excellent selection, the confirmation Of
which on the par. Of stockholders and
constituents vii be both hearty and
unanlmops.-Baltimore american.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23
NIonongahela SlackWater'

II seems that the Monongahela River
is 10 be Stacked up to Morgantown'-
The friends of the movement have been
working hard for several months past 10
extend the improvement, and the "sIgns
Of the times" now indicate an accom-
plishment oftheir purpose, at least 50
lar as State subscription and the aid Of
the Slackwater company are concerned
Virginia has subscribed $4,000 TO The
work, which is one half Of the sum ne
dessary 10 complete il to Morgantown'
and the company have promised to COM
plete The work 10 the State Line, begin
ming this summer. The citizens OF the
counties bordering on the river will
have the remaining 100000 to make
up, when the work can be completed,
and Judging from the go.aaead spirit
now manifested, we thinkthe enterprise
will be pushed forward 10 speedy COM
pletion.-Pruntytown Gazette.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23
A Child Lost in The Mountain.

We learn that female child Of
John Mouser, aged about four years,
strayed from the home of her parents,
living in the mountain between Smith
town and Evansville, on Friday the
9TH inst, and was found THREE DAYS
afterwards in good health, not having
even lost the bonnet from her head |!
Upwards of 200 people engaged in
the search for the lost one. and shared
in the Joy occasioncd by her safe re-
turn.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23
More Troubles on the Rio Grande
Seizure of the Town Of
Darunca
Reyu0Sa,

BY advices from the Rio Grande to
the 3Olh ult., we learn that Carvajal
has again crossed the Rio Grande, and
about sixty of his men, under Capt
Norton, who lost an arm atthe attack
some time ago on Matamaras, had ta-
ken possession of the town of Rey.
nosa, and one Of their first acts was
to seize on two of its principal citizens
the alcades, Or civil magistrates, and
hang them up until they had extortcd
from them the sum Of $4,000, as the
price Of their lives and the security
Of the defenceless citizens.
A rumor was current in Browns.
Vile that the town Of Edinburg had
been destroyedfrom some cause grow
ing out of the new fillibuster move
ment, but the Flag was unable to
trace it to any reliable source. Ed
inburg is an American town situated
in front of the Mexican town of Rey-
nosa.-Another account says Edin-
burg was threatened by the N1exicans
in retaliation for the outrage at Rey-
nosa. An express had arrived at
Brownsville from Edinburg, and the
commanding officer at Fort Brown
had sent up small force to protect
the inhabitants.
Carvajalis saidto be above Browns.
Vile with much larger force threat
ening Camargo. He is supposed to
have about 100 Texas Rangers with
him, and a large party of renegade
Mexicans. The movement is a ma.
rauding one, which adds ten fold to its
enormity.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23
Tologrnphcd for tho pistaSu'g Dispatch.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
FURTHER BY THE AMERICA,
New YORK, April 18th.

An Instruction intended to have
taken place in Paris on the 5lh April,
was discovered by the Police. Tho
hcud quarters Of the conspirators was
found to DO in London.
The City of Manchester sailed on
the 3Oth with l42 passengers.
Arrangements arc completed to
give Mrs. Stowe public reception at
Glasgow.
Nladaiai is expected at Paris to
meet population from the London
Biblo Society.
An address to President Pierce,
from the European Democratic Com.
mi,,ee, has been forwarded by well
known agent, probably Count Pulsky
the real object Of which is to procure
arms for a future occasion.
Matilda Hartsfeld, all American
lady, upprchended lately as RevoIu-
tionary conspirator, has been con.
lemned to six weeks Imprisonment.
Rudctzky publishes proclamation
announcing an amnesty TO all concer-
ned in the recent troubles.
Several outbreaks of armed peas
ants have occurred in Switzerland,
which was, however, put down by the
military.
Negotiations are still going on res
pecting the con6scation Of the proper
~ Of the naturalised Piedmontese.
The Sardivian government has sent
special instructions to its minister at
Vienna. If Austria refuses to con-
cede the s,ipulations the minister was
to demand her passports and quit Vi
emma.
Austrians continue to make arrests
of Hungarians.
Eighty political refugees were ship.
ned for America from Geneva in tho
steamer Giovanni.
The Prussian ultimatum to tho
Porte had not been presented up TO
March 18th.
Australia, Port Philip, Flour is
.c25 at Van Dieman's Land. Tho
Assembly refuses to votesupplies u'i-
less England promises to abolish pc
nal Interpretations.
The Loudon Times Of the I'd April
contains Geographic dispatch from
Paris, dated April LIST, which states
that the American Government had
consented 10 indemnify the owners OF
French vessels which had been seized
in California.
Adyiccs from Berlin give the par
ticulars of the discovery OF u co'isp!!-
racy there. Nearly I'LL tie u!lti
Democratic leaders are under arrest.
A letter from Naples, dated the 10th
saws that Southern Italy is in a fur
more alarming state than since the
reaction. Some hundreds were ar,
rested at Naples. among them several
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23

MEETING HOUSE BuRNED.-We un-
derstand verbally that the "Union
Meeting House." near Morris's cross
roads, Fayette CO., Pa, was destroy
ed by fire on Sunday, the 10th inst;
fire from tho stove-pipe having COM
municated with the building. A con-
grega,ion were worshipping in the
house at the time, but tho flames had
got too much Roadway when discov-
cred to he arrested in time to save
anything but the windows, doors, and
such articles as were movable at the
moment.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23
An Extensive Conspiracy.

Rev. E. Smith, Of the Mansfield
(O.) Statesman. has evidence that tho
Brotherhood of Thieves, the existence
of which was proven on recenttrial
for burglary, in Lake county, Ohio.
extends over every State inthc Union.
He says:
1--WE are aware Of the existence Of
said society. by the confession of ole
of its members who had too much
conscience for such a brotherhood,-
He stated that they were banded to-,
gether for robbery, theft, counterfeit
ing and murder, and to protect each
other from the fangs of the law, by
being witnesses for each other, and
getting on jurics when they could.
Death, he said, was the penaly Of any
betrayal Of their secrets or plans, or
Of any Of the brotherhood, or Of any
inflelity to their secret obligations.
He farther states that this society
is extended to every State in the
Union-has branches and high officers
in all the States-that its members
were numerous and respectable, ma
ny Of them occupying important sta.
tions;. and, having wide influence, /,
some are members of churches and ,
church officers. and attend to the forms
Of religion, such as asking a blessingi
at the table, and attending to family
worship. These statements were
made in confidence, under circun-
stances calculated to leave little or no
doubt of their truth. The name Of
this humble penitent confessor dare
not be given, as be would certainly
be put to deathif his confession should
come to tie, knowledge Of the broth.
,crhcoa.
There can he no doubt of the ex.
istence of this society. and it is fear
full state Of things, aud shows to what
uses secrecy can be put. To have
secret oath-bound aud banded robbers
thieves and murderers mixed up with
the community, and entering into our
families. and spying out all our pre-
cious things. and at the same time
praying with us, and going to the sa-
cred communion. is truly q horrible
state Of society. But so it is; we
know not the danger to which :his
alarm may expose US, but the commu'
nifty ought to be apprised Of these
things, and we have concluded to
sound out the alarm.
A similar society was formed in
Europe in l777, by Weishaupt,
Zwack aud Kniggee. which continued
ten years and was then broken up by
tho discovery of their papers in the
hand writing Of Zwack. They had
receipts for producing abortion, filling
rooms with supplying odorsi and
divers like hellish things, and scores
Of counterfeit seals. We shall re.
joice to hear of tho like detection and
disruption Of the one that has made
ito home with US.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23

~ The Tax Law, as it passed the
recent session of our State Legisla-
turc, will be found in to.day's paper.
1t occupies considerable portion of
our space, to the exclusion of our usu-
al variety of select matter. The SEMI
or editor is absent, and the junior has
not been able to-fnd the SCISSORS
this will account for the sparseness Of
original matter.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23

Militia Mustcrs.-The Legislature
of Virginia. in its wisdom, has al;sol.
ished this ,ime.honored free. The
honors heretofore Conferred by mill.
tary title, and which have been SO
meekly bG;rne on many pasture;feld,
will, as a consequence. be very much
restricted in their application.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23

flU~ uttontiou ofour mcrchan's
and others trading in pi'tsburg is ask,
cd to the Card Of Messrs. Stuart O.
Mulnn, Wholesale Grocers. Forward
ing and Commission Merchants -
This firm drive brisk business, mud
buyers will do well to look at their
stock when they visit piltsb"sg'.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23

Some beautiful specimens Of Pittsburg
Manufacture, in the stocking-wearing
line, have been sent us by Mr.. G. DAILY,
Of Penn sl., corner Of 81. Clair. Mr.. D.
commenced the business on small
scale, in our city, some years ago, and
has gradually extended il until he has
now large factory, alike crrditable to
bis energy, enterprise and industry
Citizens, city retailers, and country
merchants, should pay him visit-as
he sellsan excellent article, very cheap.
Pitts. Dispatch.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23

~ Vice President KING arrived at
Mobile, Alabama, on the llth inst,
in the steamer Fulton. He was re.
ceived with a public demonstration
and dinner. His health is exceeding
" Frustrated.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23

An interesting page-to sereraf!-
The Weekly Washington Union OF
the 10th inst. contains between four
and five columns of new appointments
by the President aud Senate. We
should like to have a glance at the
list Of dis.appointments
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23
MORGANTOWN, Va.
SATURDAY. APRIL e3. 1853.
EASTERN AGENCY.

rJ-Mr. C. PIERCE, No. 80, South Third ST.,
is one Of our mos, obliging and
Agents.
+. ". CARR, Third street, opposite the Es-
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent for that
City. .,>,r,
b. NJ. ANVIL, Nes,orvilis, barbour CO., Va.
G. CREsAp, ESQ.,, Kingwood, Preston
county, Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23

~ Hon. James Buchanan, Of Pa,
is appointed Minister Plenipotentlary
to England, and the Senate has unan.
i'm ously confirmed the nomination.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23

Iuteresfing..-to those ~1o pocket tie
fecs.-The Pittsburg Gazette OF the
l4,h inst, contains nearly eight COL
u,un, of Sherif''s Sales of Real Es'
tate.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23

I"My broders," said a waggish
colored man to a crowd-"in all in
Fiction. in all OBJ your trubbles dur is
one place whar you can always find
SYM pa,hyT" "Whar wharf, shout.
ed several. ain de dictionary" re.
piled Sambo. and rolled his eyes
skyward.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23
LOCAL, MATTERS.

Dun MERCHANTS have geneally re.
turned from the Eastern cities with
large and well selected stocks for the
Spring and Summer trade. Their
shelves and counters present very
inviting appearance; but Tor further
particulars we refer to our advertising
columns.
y The rains Of the latter part Of
last week and first of this, have kept
the river a, fine stage for steamboat.
ing. The Col. MORGAN has been ma
king regular trips to and from this
port, with considerable number Of
p assengers, and lots Of freight prin-
cipally Groceries, the Spring supplies
of our dealers. On yesterday morn
ing she discharged rather unusually
large cargo.
The Lumbermen from above have
been improving this opportunity OF
getting their stock to market-seve-
raj fine looking RATS having passed
down since the "raise."
THE Boar YARD of our enterpris'
ing townsman, David B. Lynch, Esq.
presented quite a lively air on We'd
nesday afternoon last. The occasion
was the launching Of a barge. bull
for the coal trade below. The boa
measured, as we learn, 100 feet LONG
by go wide, and its capacity twelve
thousand bushels. 1t bore the STAMP
of master workmanship throughout
ri. daas. syy e ssst hii9n5uii!n MIR LYNCH
If you WANT A NICE HAT, you hat
better call on Messrs. Fife 4 Camp
bell, ut theirnew emporium, CONNER
cial Buildings. They can suit you,
fancy to 7, for they have all sorts
sizes and styles of Hats, and made O
rood rnotario1s
~ Messrs. Berkshire, opposite the
COURTHOUSE, have received fresh
snnnlu Of Grocaries Conferiinnari es.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23

TIE Mormons meetwith much vio'
lence in propagating their faith in Den
mark. Eight elders have been impris'
oned.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23

The Congressional and o,hes cleo.
tons in the State Of Virginia, will take
place on the 2eth Of May, that being
the fourth Thursday ofthe month.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23

In India there are 500 miles Of rail-
road in operation 1890 miles Of plank
roads, and $50 miles Of navigable canals,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23
Circuit Court.

The spring term Of the Circuit Court
for the county Of Marion commenced
on the 18th instant. The civil docket
is very large. There are three persons
in Jail, charged with felonies, awaiting
their trial one Tor robbery, one for pas
sing counterfeit money, and one for
horse stealing. Two other culprlts are
caged-charged with passing counter
feit money, or having it in their posses
sion-who are 10 be examined at the
NAV term Of the County Court. The
last Grand Jury Court in Marion, COM
nletely broke up and disbanded the
hordes Of miscreants, who have, Tor some
time, flooded the country with base com
and counterfeit notes. We understand
that in Taylor county, the Grand Jury
have also done good service.-Fa'r'
mont Republican.
Among the evidences Of the prosper
i,y oil Marion, we may notice the large
amount of business Of all kinds done by
the merchants ofFalrmont. One branch
alone-!he sale of manufactured Tobac'
shve esssissa! t III 81 i L Sgsa q
Carr, are selling, we are informed, by
Wholesale, more Tobacco, than any 9TH
er house in Western Virginia. We wer'
really surprised to see the immense
quantities Of this necessary article, pilec
up in their warehouse, and dispatched
daily all over the country. Any guam.
tity and every quality is always on hand
Their cigars, too, both Spanish and A.
merican-from the magnificent "Prin.
cipe," 10 the delicate "Jenny Lind"-
are in like manner abundant. This is
an enterprising firm. Mr.. Logan, Of
Winchester, the extensive tobacco and
cigar importer and manufacturer, is well
known all through the Valley and The
West: while It is needless to say any
thing of our friend, H. Fl. Carr, the
manager Of the establishment at Fair
mont he is deservedly popular.-B
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23

~ Messrs. Berkshire, opposite the
rt-House, have received fresh
supply of Groceries, Confec,ionaries;
Sc. See their advertisement.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23
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