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NORTH CARoLINA.-The Petersburg Elk
press has a Geographic dispatch which states
that III. M. Shaw, Dem, has beaten David Out
law, Wing, in the 1st District, ninety votes.
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DIsMIssED.-A warrant, charging Joseph
Mason with assaulting Patrick Sheedy, the Sth
inst was yesterday dismissed by the Mayor, COM
plainant not appearing.
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s We understand that tbs schooners Lynchhurs
aud pansiile are both now - port and ere k0urly
pecting the sound Of the busle announcnr thai "a
treat pycnised 81 ~ Gsaeroi Agert 81 s. SO
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CONFERENCE.-THE case of Otway Smith,
arrested on the charge of forgery, came up in due
order yesterday before the Mayor but was continued
until Monday next upon the motion of the prisoner
his leading witness, Mr.. T. J. Pace, not having
rived.
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Died.

In baltimore August 6th, Of dysenterv. Many
ELIZABETH FLYNN, daughter 81 James ana cstke-
ns Flynn, aged years and Is days formerly Fl fis
city. - - -
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The gas company of Petersburg are extending
their pipes and spreading light over the Cockade
civ
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epirit 81 the Press.

- $50
The Ismessof yesterday notices comph-
mentafy procession and aerenade IN New
York on Friday night last, given BY the filli-
busters to the Hon. Mr.. Souie, Minister 70
Spain. Mr. s. was called out and made a
speech, which, the Times says, may be fairly
interpreted as approving the designs Of these
fillihusters, and a. conveying pledge to aid
in carrying them OUT
The Whig thinks that the support Of the
Pacific Railroad by the President has not re-
ceived the universal condemnation Of the
Democratic press in Virginia. Some, it says,
have protested against it in energetic terms
Others have expressed the hope that there is
some misrepresentation Others, again, have
remained silent, and only one--the Fincastle
Dcmocrat--as far as the Wig has Observed
has given it appreciation. The Democrat does
not come out for the Pacific Railroad, in so
many words. but it pitches into those who find
fault with the President
The Nal gives its opinion Of public Opt
nion," without reserve or circumlocution,
while abiding to the declaration of the ene-
mics ofSouthern institutions that the Public
opinion of the whole civilized world is op-
posed to slavery. It justly declares that
Public Opinion, the new Deity of modern
Heathenism, is often great humbug, and is
not an infallible or desirable rule for human
conduct. 1t admits that the Public Opinion
of aportion Of Christendom is opposed to the
name of slavery-but not to the thing. As,
for example, see the oppressive degradation
and unrewarded toll of the poor whitemasses
of Europe And while it pfeaches up the lib
erty ofthe negro, it regards him as monkey
rather than human being; greets him in
Paris with a roar of laughter, and drives him
from Ohio with the point of the bayonet.-
Such is Public Opinion.
The editorial columns of the Examiner are
filed with long communicated article re-
speeding the recent controversy between the
Medical Faculty of Hampden Sidney College
and the Richmond Doctors.
The Enquirer takes strong ground against
the construction of the Pacific Railroad, or
any other road, either in the States or Terri
tories, by the General Government, because
it is in conflict with strict construction of
the constitution as the republican party have
always read it. 1t sees no means by which
such a work can be carried on by Congress,
except by an amendment to the constitution
by the action of sufficient number of States.
NEW PAPER IN BALTIMoRE.-We have received
the first number of a new paper in Baltimore, en-
titled the american Times" 1t is issued by
Messrs C. G.,BAYLoR & Co., and Mr.. F. I'll. DA-
vIDGE, appears as chief editor. Mr. D. has been for
some years known as strong writer, and has had
practice in the daily press that will make him
quite at home in the Times. The Typography Of
the paper is very handsome. 1t is devoted to Com
merce, Internal improvements and American In.
dusry." It's sold at two cts; subscription per
mum, S.
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ABEL U. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC

! B. w. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT
LAW AND NOTARY PUBLlC.-Practices in ALI
the Courts of Henrico County aud Richmond city,
As Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
TO the taking of Dispositions, lin of his office
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds, Reiinquish-
of Dover &c. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended to.
Office removed to No. 81, three doors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
S de 2-ly
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ROPER & MURRAY. UNpERTA.
kERs Governor ntzsefs bstwesn Main ind xssnklin
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ATTENTION. YOUNG GUARD---

ATTENTION, YOUNG GUARD.-At-
tend meeting at your Armory ON WEDNESDAY.
the 10th instant, at so'clock, r M BY order of the
Captain. aes4 Y \
aul0 II JOS. w HARLOW n q
4 sNOT1CE.--Ail Sons OF TEMPERANCE in
the city and vicinity, requested to meet at tina
the Armory on WEDNESDAY evening at O'Clock
an Q-2tE
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ExAMrNATIoN.-Lucy. slave to Benjamin
Archer of Amelia who is in custody suspicion of
killing her infant, viii be examined before the
Mayor this morning.
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While be NJ beins bsss sons ons aid. mold hin
while cut his d--d throats Immediately he felt
knife drawn across biz throat md euns, and then he
got loose, whethsr " his ewn struggles BY their
letting him go. BE eoaId NOT ~. he did mot know
who It was that cut h1n--his face being blinded
with blood TINT he could NOT see. He also stu
piled from the blows
Thomas s. Taliaferro corroborzted Chambers en-
tire story-statns that when Bowles ceased beating
him ~ he deliberately drew long knife and tell
ing johnson to hold Chandler and he would cnt his
I'D throat, went up 70 him and fell afohl of him.
Chandler had too long gashes ON the right side Of
his neck; one of them deep one.
After the ARRAY, TaIisferro was joined by Chand-
Ter.
The Mayor having heard the testimony, committed
the accused to Jail for examination before the Hus
tiDgs Court in September next They were refused
bail
HUsTNGs CouRT. = Before Aldermen
Wingfeld, Tyrer, Bray, Farrar and Sanxay.
On yesterday, William n. Jones and Thaddeus
Williams were examined before this court on fhe:
charge of stealing $3.50 from the pockets of VIII
Hanson L. Kirby the evening of the 9th of June,
and remanded for trial before the Circuit Court of
Richmond during its ensuing term. They were not
able to give bail in the amount required, $1,000 each
The Grand Jury met and brought in the following
true bills of Indictment for misdemeanor.
One against Ezekiel Solomon; one against William
Jones, and against James Ellis; an Indictment not
true bill against Elliott Muse They also presented
w. II. Sutton, Edmund T. Winston, N. B. Plunkett
]. L. Bacon and H. L. Baskerville, for minor offences
George Ensberry was presented in ten cases fox re-
failing ardent spirits without license.
John Hagan, indicted for msdemeanor, was fined $50
and COSTS which he paid.
MONUMENT HOTEL. The numerous
friends of Maj. JOHN TALMAN will be glad to learn,
from advertisement in this paper, that he has re-
turned to the Washington Hotel, the of which
has been changed to the Monument Hotel" The
house been thoroughly repaired and put in complete
order and feel assured that it will be kept in such
manner to reflect credit upon the estmable land
lord. The name is quite appropriate; for not
ly is the hotel in the immediate vicinity of the Wash
ing.on monument, but the Major himself is monu-
ment of good old-fashioned landlords of whom we
have few remaining at the present day.
ExAMrNATIoN.-Lucy slave to Benjamin
Archer of Amelia, who is in custody suspicion of
killing her own infant win be examined before the
Mayor this morning.
CoNTINUED-The case of Otway Smith.
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CITIZENS AND STRANGERs YIsIT

Z OIIINI14Nfo x14ND u ItdIOElIso ISI L :
ing the city, who wish to have their Hair cut in tho
latest and most approved style, should call at the Hair
Dressing, Shaving, Shampooing and Bathing Saloon.
under the American Hotel.
Il N. B.-Hot and Gold Shower Baths can be had
daily from half past A. M. to half past p NJ and
on Sunday 70 II M
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DIR JOHN 3. WALTHA1.I. HoM(EOl
EATHIC PHYSICIAN, Once On 6oYcrnor stzsets
neexly cppasite the Governox,s House.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE The only

liquid Hair Dye in the world for instantly dying the
Hair without dying the skim 1t is applied the same
way oil is perfectly free from nitrate of silver and
injurious acids mparts gloss 60 the Hair that has
never been approached by any other article twill
turn red purple, retain its color TO the last
aud Is vegetable preparation that CO be made 10 TEN
minutes, very rriing cost win send the recipe
to any lady or gentleman receiving dollar
Address +. c., Box l25 Post Office. jy i5-lms
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There ere about 40 persona = she Sail suIpher
Springs, g s.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
Obituary..

DIED-On the jlst ul,.. in the I'm
wear Of his age, Maj. THOMAS HAfMAN
Ito was born ilth January, l77G, in what
isnow Monongalia County. Maj, VIM
lllyman was appointed Surveyor OF Hlar'
tison County. upon its formation in llo+'
and his son Thomas, resided in it from
that time to his death. Under several op'
pninimen,s and one election by the peo-
ple he has held the office oil Surveyor
since the death Of his father in 1871, up
to this time. He served as an Indian SPY
when he was about 10 or 90 wears oil age,
near the close Of the Indian War.
Cs-Few live longer and none better
-Inacpenien! Democrat.
DIED-Ncur Ncstorvillc, Barbour county,
on Sunday, August 7th, Mrs. cATlIARlNE
HALLER, consort of Godfrey Iiallcr, aged
So years, 6mon,hs und7 days.
She wasa consistent member Of the Luther
Al Church for many years, and died in hope
ofrc,rhins that better world where disease
and death arc unknown.-PrGniytOlvH Gas. =
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.sEBE' BAPTIST
Book Depository,

No. liG, Baltimore street, near Calrert 81,
rINIIE subscriber has recently opened Book
and Stationery Store in this city; where
will be kap, constantly on hand a complete as
sortment Of all the Baptist works published in
this country; including the publications Of Tho
American Baptist Publication Society Gould
s Lincoln of Boston; Lewis Colby, and Ell.
Fletcher, Of New York. Also tho works of
the American Sunday School Union, and tho
American Tract Society, together with great
variety Of Standard and Juvenile works oil
moral and religious character.
To The Books, SC. of tho South
crn Baptist Publication Society are also kept
for sale a, this establishment.
have also on hand, general assortment
of SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the lowest
prices.
Ipoilcrs from Virginia arc respectfully
soiici,cd. WIN. S. CROWLEY.
Proprietor Of the True Union,
No. l46 Baltimore St.
April 9, 1883. G baltimore, Nd
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Notice to Road Contractors.

THE Subscribers will receive sealed
proposals through the Post.otilcc (poSt-
paia) or otherwise. ill the 25th inst, ut
kinswood, for Matchmaking 1851 rods Of
the Kingwood and Yves, Unlun Turnpike
road by the perch, in Sections as follows;
SECTION LIST begins at Decker's creek
Bridgc,and passes through Durham
nah, and extends to the one milo
work in Mr.. Ways woods, 500 rods.
cd begins in Mr.. Ways woods
and extends 10 the two milo
work near w. Dorsey's run, 500
Sd begins near W. Dorsoy's run
and extends to the 3 mile work
near the Toll Gate, $50
It'll begins near the Toll Gntc &
extends to James Haw,horn's
lane, to the mic work (lcss
100 rods, passing c. Bells
house), 22o
9TH begins at the l0nr mile WORK
and extends to Mr.. Runners
bars, l'4
9Th begins at Lowers run Il cx-
tends west including Gutter at
tho run in tho 18th mile, 30
9TH begins at the Yves, side Of the
Glade aud cruises Deckcr's
creek, lSO
sth passes through D. c. Miles's
firm 2I0
9th includes tho West end of the
18th and the East end OF the
10Th miles, so
10Th includes the East end oftho
2lst milo, (abouD 220 22O
ll,h is the 22d milo and ends at
the cross street in kingwood, 800
18th from the cross-s'reet in
Kingwood 10 A. Ravenscratt's
lane, 3ZV
18th from a. Ravencratt's lane
(le,aclled) to the river, 2lO
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
James C. Snidcr and Levi pindall,
IS.
Susan Smith ct al,


IN CHANCERY.
On tho Tenth day Of September next, 1898,
il being tho third day of the September ihFll'
of Tho Circuit Court of Monongalia county,
| will proceed to sell tho Land in the Dl!l
and proceedings mentioned, to the highest ola, ,
der, in iron, OF the Courthouse in Morsa.n'o%,n
ON a cretli, Of six months from the DAY o. sac,
with interest thereon until paid, for sufficient
sum 10 nav 100 dollars with interest thereon
from the il, day of April, 1851 and 100 dolI :
lars with interest thereon from tho LIST Gay 0.
ApriI, 1852; also 100 dollars with intcres,
thereon from the first Gay Of April, 1859, ana
the costs Of this suit, and rcsiduc-l00 dollars
due is, Of April, 1854; 100 dollars due Isl o.
Aprl, 1856; 100 dollars due LIST Of April, isooi
and for the residue l25 dollars--all the residue
due aud payable oil the LIST day OF April
1851, rhc purchaser or purchasers arc re-
qnircd to give bond with approved surcty-the
title retained until the purchase money and
interest is paid. Said Land is situate III Tue
county Of MonOngalia, and contains by cStI-
nation one hundred two and Y acres OF Land
lying on the waters Of Indian Creek.
E.P. FITCH. Deputy for
A. C. DoRsrv, Sheriff Monongalia county.
August Q, 1853. aV9ts
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M0NONGALIA ACADEMY,
4uORGANTO TVN, Va.

r51lif. next session of this Institution will
i commence on tho last Monday Of August,
and continue for session OF ten months
The regular course Of study comprises the
English studies complete, with those Of the
Freshman, Sophomore and Junior years in
College. Tho retired and beautiful situation
Of this Institution, enjoying the bracing AIR
and romantic scenery o. tho mountains-lts
convenience OF access, and the facilities ola
large endowment fund, render III safe and dc,
sirablG Institution for parents wishing to send
their sous from home, and for young men fitting
themselves for any Of the College classes.
In connection with the Academy isa well
selected Library, and Literary Hall, Fitted up
at considerable expense, to both Of which all
students in Attendance arc admitted us meIn-
bcrs.
BOARDING is obtained in respectable FAM
lilies from Sl.5O to $3.50 per week.
llorgsn,Uwn, Va, August 10, 1853. 1t
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Received at the N. Y, Cheap Variety
.r Store,

Black, Blue, Pink, Mode and Salmon
colored, all wool DeLaines. Some beau,
lirul Blue, Pink, Mode and Tan colored
Barages, also nice lot D'eBazes. ioseth-
er with some very pretty Barase DeLaines
Prints. aBonnets, Straw Trimmings, Rib.
bons. Flowers, also Ginghams, Back and
Mode figured Alspaca. Some very cheap
Bleached and Blown Muslin, Diapers,
Tweeds, cassimeres, Black Green Brown
and Blue Cloths, Boots, Shoes, Hats and
groceries. A splendid article ~
cent plug Tobacco, and some more Of the ne
ne Mus Ultra. Tea ct u shilling per q.
Come running, but don't al .,, down.. 20 :"
80 { CARR, SMITH & co.
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SPECIFICATIONS:

LIST. The material in all cases will DO
required 10 be Of the hardest quality OF
Sand Stone. 10 be broken ut the edge Of
The road in suitable shape for measure
ment, before being placed on the road.-
None larger than will pass, nj the longest
point, through a two and a.llalt inch ring
.. The road in oil cases 10 be put in
suitable condition to receive the stone by
the contractor. Where side cuts Of over
one foot occur, The road will be Is feet
wide, including the side ditch, TO witt
the centre 10 he raised four inches, or
slopc four inches in six feet on each side
Of The ccn,rp,-all inequalities in the sur
face 10 be removed BY cutting and filling;
The outer side Of the road 10 be q level
Of feet, from the edge Of the road TO the
stone tho inner edge OF the stone to be
three feet from the bank, one foot to be
level, and The remaining Two feet TO be
slo2ing ditch eight inches deep for d:aln,
ing-on level ground the bed Of the road
as above but the sideways will be three
feet on both sides Of the stone and a two
feet ditch for draining, the depth TO be az
the make Of the ground may require Tor
drainage. .. ,...
81. The stone will be placed on the
road z inches thick in the centre oil the
road, and 5 inches at the edges, and The
level Of The earth at the edges will be =
inches lower than the stone. -Four perrh
Of stone will be the average quantity H.
tended to be put on per ROD. The super
intendent reserves the privilege TO ILL.,
crease or diminish the average as clscnm-
stances may requite.
din. The cutters will be required IL
feet wide. unless otherwise directed by
the superintendent, and to be well secur:
ed, by slope walls, against the action OF
the water, and new ones constructed
where the Superintendent may deem ne
cessary for the drainage uf.the road. Ma,
terial IS conyenien, aud abundant on and
near the line, and it is thought that own
ers will generally dispose OF it on very
reasonable terms to the contractors.
9Th. Bonl.wi,h security will be reqnlr-
ed of Contractors for the faithful perform.
ance Of the work. The work TO be COM
pleied BY the first Of June next.
9th. The payments will be made in
rouEhs, whenever each fourth of each
contract may be completed, always re-
serving Copper cent on each fourth III the
last. When the las, fourth is paid the
reserved 20 per cent will also be added
+. NJ. HAGANS,
Superintendent West Of Cheat nrer'
B. FAIRFAX.
Superintendent East Of Cheat rirer'
Kingwood, Va, Septembers, 1858.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
CNOICE FARMS FOR SALE.

CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE.
For particulars enquire at the Office Of
the Alononguiia Mirror.
|. A FARSI of 100 acres-two houses;
a saw mill; chopping mill! good coal
bank; So or 90 acres cleared; well wa
tered. ........
.. A FARM OF 215 acres. much Of ii
river bottom land. five miles from Nor
nantown-house, barn, milk house, smoke
house. &C.. plenty oflruit trees.
3. A FARM of 175 to $50 acres; aonnt
1875 cleared; 90 acres OF coal good build,
imss; well wulered; eligibly situated
near Morganiown. .s.r. ...
a. A Farm, opposite Jimtown, 3 miles
from Murguniuwn-sood river land, ana
in good condition; all needfn! build
ines, &c. 7. Tll
s. A small, but desirable Farm on The
"Flats," three miles north OF Morgan
town. t..
G. A Farm within /. miles Of Morgan
town, containing 200 acres, loo cleared;
adrnirubly wu,ered and well fenced.
T. A Farm of $50 acres; $50 acres i'm
proved; a desirable grazing farm, ii miles
from Morgantown.
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n. w. IA, ASSOCIATION.

,urThe undersigned Committee ap'
roin,ed by the Baptist Church in Morgan.
town, to make arrangements for the en-
ter,ainment Of persons attending the AS
ISOLATION, to convene in this pluce on Sat-
urlay the 18th Of September, respectfully
invite tile citizens 10 participate. in eX-
tending the inequalities Of the orrasion'
Persons who are prepared to "en'e''om
strangers rsi will please inform us how ma
ny may be assigned them.
if4|f 7fra1E NJ. CALLENDlNE,
saaf F'''.is EDWARD PRICE,
Anr % DAN;L FORDYCE.
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SADDLES,
A Grazing Farm for Sale.

Iwish 10 sell my Farm Of $50 Acres,
situate OH the Evansville pike, II miles
from Morgantown. or this tract $50 a..
ores are improved. and about 200 acres
are under fence. 1t is mostly sown in
gross. On the premises are two dwelling
houses, log barn and several out,bnlld,
ings; also two young apple orchards and
other fruit trees. The whole is well wa.
tered, and the farming land in a good state
Of cultivation. s,ts.,sp,
M,s price is eight dollars pet acre.;
The lille is good, and possession will be
given on the lst Of April next.
For a view Of the premises, and other
particulars, call on the subscriber, living
thereon. VIM. MILLER.
Angus, "a. 1853. cliff
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FINALLY.

WE have placed all our accounts and
notes in the hands Of W. A. GusEMAS,
who will attend TO the collecting and set
tling the same on or before the first day
Of September next. Hewill put those M
paid out for collection. Don't think we
are in fun; he is instructed by us TO do
this, certain. We ought TO have done this
long ago to get money to pay our own
debts. u. I. LAAiER,
Aug. | 1858. ia. McLANE.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
John A. Ollie, Comppts Counsel.

e. The Defendants in the above order
If publication will take notice that OIL
the 10th October, 1858, between the hours
Of I A. NJ. and Z ?. NJ, at the office OF
f.. c. Bunker, Esq. in Kingwood, Va;
shall ,ake the Dispositions Of David H,
denour and John A. Voting, to he read
on the hearing of said cause. ~
Sept. II, 1858. ;JNo. A. MAstfN.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
NOTICES..

W-By Divine Permission, Elder Csc.
&c. CoxY, will preach funeral sermon,
al the house Of Win. Miller, on the death
Of Mars Miller, consort Of VIM. Miller,
on The fourth Sabbath in September, al
hnlf.past 8 o'clock, T. NJ.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
ONE CENT RE WARD.

A LEyANDER RANDELLs ran away from
tho y subscribers on the night Of the l7th inst.
All persons are hereby notified not to employ
said boy or hurbor him, as we intend to enforce
tho law in such cases made and provided.
The above reward will be paid for the APP
nrehcnson Of tho above named Apprentice,
rnpon his delivery at our Shop In Morgantown'
Mononsalia county, Va. :, ,,rn,co
August IS, 1858. IL REID w.
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EASE OF C5HE&T RIVER

Section Ia The west end OF the
fourth mile from kingwood
near the river, l4o
Is Near the sunk spring on tho
mountain, in the 9Th mile. 81
1G On both sides Of the Toll
Cute at Tavern run, ~
II Includes the east end of the
7th mile aud tho west end of
the Sth to the point OF the
r. mountain, lSo
is In the 9th mile in Mr.. Mes
senger's Lane west OF 5. Mes
senger's house, Oo
10 james Hays's Lane, inclu-
ding parts of the 9th and 10Th
miles, 4V
20 Begins near Hays's run and
extends to Cranberry Summit, 400
Total. 81 3S3l
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL,

LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE.
CLABAUGH & BRO, Proprietors.
NJ This Hotel has recently been re-i,ted
and repaired, and its facilities for tho enter
,ainmcn, of guests greatly enlarged.
OMNIBUS at all times in readiness to convey
Passengers to and from the Depots.
Baltimore, Angus. 10, 1868. aOo--Cs